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ron and Earl of the Kingdom cf Great Britain, by the Name, Stile, and Title of BaroJi Pleyl-li- Bouverie, of Cohfhill, in ths County of Berk , and Earl ofthe Councy of Radnor, in t.V Principality of W…

J'^0^ -' 'rf'v A--*:.. A-., *y-' ivitb a small Tenement thereon, to which belonged a Barn ; That in tbe Night of the \th Infiant, the J'aid Barn, containing a Quantity ofi Corn, in tbe Straw, -was bur…

of His Majesty's Principal Secretaries of State j and conducted by Sir Charles Cottrell Dorrner, Knt. Master of th Ceremonies. : ,Whitehall, September 2r, 1765. Whereas it has been humbly represented …

Family ; behind them trie Ladies and Grandees of the Court; and the Doors were opened to let in every Body that would come. Immediately after the Ceremony his Catho- ligk Majesty and all the Royal Fam…

General Pest-Office, June 8, 1765. PUBLICK Notice is hereby given, That by} Number of Stages they are conveyed in each King an Act passed thelast Session of Parliament, j dom, as are fettled by the Ac…

nor less than Fourteen Days. ^ That any Post-Boy, singly, or in Combination with others, unlawfully collecting, or conveying Letters, or causing the fame to be unlawfully conveyed, sliall, on Convicti…

v/. St. James's, September 7. By a Letter from Dunkirk received Yesterday, we learn, that the Demolition of the Jetcees of the Channel of Dunkirk was begun tne 2d Instant. St. James's, September 7. Th…

aforesaid, shall, for every Neglect, forfeit Twenty Pounds. That the Postmaster shall take for every Letter brought by such Vessel, for any Place within his Delivery, One Penny, above the Penny paid t…

V / have nothing so much at Heart as the Welfare and Happiness of My People ; and have th'e greateft Satiifafiion in every Event that may be an additional Security to those Civil and Religious Liberti…

" and other A?<s relating to the Post-Office/8 ft is, amongst other Things, EnacteJ, That Lexers bettvvsn London ind any Port within rhe Britist? Dominions in America, (ii which all His Majesty's Wefi…