The Gazette

Page 1 The London jgumk 94if ^wblifljefc bp atitfjorttp. j . i From featuma? October 19, so tHueCoap October 22, 1754 if Admirdlty Office, Oftdber 22, 1754; ahce at Court In the Morning her Imperial M…

"*c p t Leghorn, Sept. i$ We hear from Corsica* that (be Malecontents, finding themselves unable io besiege Bastia, have retired to the Mountains, from whence they are Continually fending small Partie…

h< Fall, for the Benefit of Education " And Ma* jor General Window, with the Forces under his Command, is accordingly gone up Kenne- beck-River, in order' to build several Forts thereon. His Excellenc…

s _ t. \ l*avy- '7 down several Chimnies, but happily no Lived' were lost. sienna, Sept. 21. Their Imperial Majesties are expected a_ Schonbrun next Thursday. The Empress Queen having declared some Ti…

through any of the Dominions of the King of Sardinia. Warsaw, Sept. 16. Preparations are making for holding the approaching General Diet, &G opening of which is fixed for the 30th of *hia Month ; but …

1 1 '1 ; 1 be extremely tnMiiLfeflbme to the Navigation nt these Pacts. They have lately taken a Neapolitan Ship, but tbe Crew haul the good Fortune to (ave themselves. Fkreme, Sept. 10. The Regency, …

whictj shews -the Report of their being gohe td the East Indies, to be without Foundation. Stockholm, Sept. 9. We learn by Express^ that the King and Queen arrived the 27th of last Month at Lunden, th…

Leghorn^ Aug; ^q. We hear that an Augmentation of one or two Battalions will shortly * be made to the Troops in this Garrison. -The Master of a Ship arrived here from the African Coast assures us, tha…

Kensington*: September bi, * /This Day Signior Vignola, Resident fronl Venice, had a private Audierice o** L ave of his Royal Highness the Pfihce of Wales; to whieft he was introduced by Sir < lenient…

Kensington^ September 20* This Day Signior Vignola, Resident from the- most Serene Republick of Venice, had a private Audience of Leave of His Majesty j to which he was introduced by the Right Honoura…