War Council Resolves to Unite Forces on the Rhine
Reports from London dated June 27 describe a Council of War deciding that dispersed troops along the Rhine will be drawn together to march against the enemy. News notes include Dutch and French clashes with about 300 killed, shipments of ships, and local notices of auctions and advertisements from a busy London.
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