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"vf Sth Regiment cf Foot; Lieutenant Charles Philips* of the Monmouthshire Militia, to be Ensigri vice John Merry. Ditto, John Brookes, Gent, to be Ensign, vice Charles Howard Bulkeley* iotb Regiment …

- 4j-*": fjm -;^; ^ Victualling-Office, November 1, 1779.* cjfi'HE Commiffioners for Fidualling His Majesty1! Navy do hereby give Notice, that on Monday the zzd of November instant they voill be ready…

m fey Ditto, William Purdie, Gent, to be Ensigti, vice Richard WHite. 42// Regiment of Fool, James Spens, Gent, to be Ensign, vice Alexahder Mac Gregor. 52^ Regiment of Foot, William Molefwortti Mad- …

or Accomplices in the Jaid Offences, Jo that be, Jhe, or they, may be apprehended and convided thereof. WEYMOUTH. And, as a farther Encouragement, the said Mr. Prefion doth hereby premise a Reward os …

Page 1 JBumk 12024. The London Gazette. IPu&Ufcen i>2 aut&oritp. From ŒiltfW October 19, to g&atUr&ap October 23, 1779. Dublin-Castle, Odoler 14. tions, and by his unwearied Endeavours to promote TH E…

~k " $'! ! I have ordered the Public Accounts and other necessary Papers to be laid before-you; and 1 have no Doubt that your known Loyalty to your King, and Attachment to your Country, wiil induce yo…

-->: the Court at St. James's, the 7th of Odober, I779- PRESENT, The KING's Most "Excellent Majesty in Council. WHEREAS His Mnjesty was pleased, by His Order in Council ofthe 24th of last Month, to di…

Royal ; I then asked where diey belonged to, they -answered evasiv&y; on which I told them, if thef did not answer directly, I would fire into them; they then answered with a Shot, which was instantly…

Date of tKe Bond, fioth ttie proper Officers of tha Customs at the Ports for which any Copper Ihall bef entered and cleared ont* of the fame having keen all duly landed at .such Ports j whieh Cer* tis…

?,/ ": / - " Such of the Gannon as remained upon Stoney Point vvere buried, or thrown into the River by the Ene* my, who immediately made a most precipitate Retreat. Having ,been apprehensive that the…