The Gazette

Sir Coniers D'Arcy^ Th Sir John Ligonier* Sir John Cope, Sir Thomas Robinson, Sir William Yonge, On (the Left Hand. Sir John Savile, Sir Charles Armand Po wiet, Sir Charles Molloy, Proxy for Sir Edwar…

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pissed to fit ar tbe same, that ibey do forthwith deliver them iHto this Office, in order to pass tbeir Accounts, and thereby clear the Imprests standing out against them, and prevent their being retu…

and prosecuted, as otherwise they will he ; and facb Persons as have pas/ed their Accounts, art exhorted to carry their perse d Bills to the Office ofthe Treasurer of the Navy, and take up tbeir Impre…

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stipulated by him as Great Duke of Tuscany, with the Regencies of Barbary, occasions to the Pope's Trading Subjects, and in general to those of the Neighbouring Princes, has caused a Copy of these Tre…

( Price Two-pence. ) A dinary Meeting, which will be next Month. The Lottery of Obligations, which the States of Holland lately resolved upon, is faid to be quite full. As the Fire-Works, which have b…

London, Jan, 16, 1748. General-Post-Office. Whereas the Post-Boy bringing tbe Swaffham Mail, from tbat Town to Thetford, on Saturday lasi9 the 14/A Infiant, voas attacked on tbt Highway, at a Place ca…

k i U vilege, ta be the Subjects of a Prince, no less ready to- bless his People with the Comforts of Peace, than to draw the Sword in Defence of iheir just Rights and Liberties, -and we should, doubt…

Journeymen Dyers and Journeymen HoUPreffers* and of all Persons employed in the saidseveralMa- nufaftures, and for the better Payment of their Wages, An Aft for remedying Inconveniencies vohivb may >h…