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" lett You know without You are beter to the Ship- " Wrights and all the Yard in genurl You will be very " soon Nock't out ofthe Book of life so i wold have " You taik care how You ride about for ther…

" broke of it is Lying at full lenth Directly Oposite " ye Entrance of ye north door of Westminster abbe " in the first He If you divulge it to one foul Living " I Shall certainly know and then depend…

30th of December 1762, to all Danish Seimefu who having secreted thenjselves from these Domi- ni-gns during the late War, shall return again to th& Service within the Time limited. By the Ordonnance o…

:!",- Helvoet, February 3. The Prince an3 Princess of Brunswick, landed here Yesterday about Four o'Clock in the Afternoon, after a very long and fatiguing Voyage. About Ten o'Clock this Forenoon, His…

Whitehall, warks of the Protestant Interest ; ahd Europe must be sensible of your Majesty's Justice and Goodness in rewarding the Merits of a Prince of so distinguished and heroic a Character, with so…

,/ intended to sail to any of the said Islands or Places-, And whereas it is now become necessary to fix a certain Time, beyond which the Applications to be made by His MajeftVs said Secretary of Stat…

~ <Af> Victualling,Office, January 18. 1764. The Commffioners for Victualling His Majefiy's Navy do hereby give Notice, that on Wednefiday the ifi of February next, exactly a't Ten o'Clock in the Fore…

sent to Porto Speda, to lye there Ten Day , in O.der to air the Vessel and Goods. Venice, January 6. This Government has received Advices from Dalmatia, that the Plague broke out in the Suburbs of Spa…

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Highness the Princess Dowager bf Wales; and being introduced tp her Royal Highness by Lord Boston, made their Compliments of Congratulation, which, were spoke by James Eyre, Esq; the Recorder. To her …