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dermen, Burgesses, and other Inhabitants of the City of Gloucester. Presented to His Majesty by William Kingscott, Esq; introduced by the Right Honourable the Earl of Berkeley, Lord-Lieutenant of the …

traordinary in Dalmatia ; the latter defended Singh against the Turks the last Campaign. The Electoral Pri nee of Bavaria, and also the Electoral Prince of Saxony, are both expected shortly, to pass t…

Support; we hourly wait for it, resolute to yield our Breath in Liberty, if we cannot live Subjects to You "the best of Kings, for yvhose Prosperity and lasting Happiness, we fend up our Prayers to Al…

goons and 1000 Foot, with which his Grace will march this Evening ; the whole Army is to follow at 4 to Morrow Morning, And the Artillery is to come after with all Expedition. The Rebels are retired t…

stices of the Peace, Clergy, Militia-Officers, and other Gentlemen of the County of Afon*. mouth. Presented to His Majesty by the Right Honourable the Lord Viscount Townshend, One of His Majesty's Pri…

yet Our Regard to the Preservation of Our religious and -civil Interests, and the "Peace Ocf the-Kingdom, oblige- Lf*. at this Time'' to make 4t-*aC)ur ""lequel^ that Your Excellencies will Afictly .r…

cente, That whatever Forces His Majesty (hall think fit to raise, or whatever Expence His Majestj (hall think necessary for the Defence of the Kingdom, this House will enahle His Majesty to make gobdt…

hey1 ^dvancttf within Sight gf the Rebels, the River being* between them, Then the Countess Dowager of Seaforth proposed an Interview with my Lord Lovat, m^whic^ it was agrees, that the Earl her Sort …

Page 1 JOuntb. 540® The London Gazette. L5&~ From *2DuefDstV January 17. to *&at«tD«11» January 2 1 . 1*716*. A T theCourt at St. James's, the 20th Day of Madrid, Jan. 6- The King and Queen came oa •*…

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