The Gazette

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* The following Address oft the States of Jersey has been presented to his Majesty by Charies Lempriere, Esq; his Majesty's Advocate General in that Island, and Deputy of the States of the said Ifland…

proposes to. remain till the Month of May, to wait the Arrival of the Princess his Spouse from France. A Project is on the Carpet for raising a Regiment of Natives upon the Footing of the Militia. Hag…

**^ Publick a new Tax of 6 per Cent* upon Estates in Land, as well as upon the Money which People have in the Publick Funds; which Tax is to be paid in the Space of two Years, and at fixt Times, to de…

As your Majesty entred into the late War from a Principle of Justice, to assert the Rights of an innocent though injured, and to vindicate the Honour of a brave but insulted People; so your Firmness i…

Madrid, March 31, N. $. The News of the Infant Don Philip's Arrival in Parma was brought hither on the 24th, and the Peace was proclaimed in the usual Manner and Places oa the 26th past. A rich French…

tion in the Government, excepting that ibe bas conferred the Government of Parma upon the Advocate Arceli. . Hagu*a 4pril n, N* ft The Stater Dos Utrecht have re-established the Duties that used to be…

Th6 following Address of the MLijOfr Aldermen, and -Capital Burgefles of the I}oj*ough of Stafford* .has be$n presented its hft-Majefy by William Chetwynd-, Escft one6f thtfr Repr< sentatiVes iri Parl…

cers and Private Men, lately dismissed His Majesty'* Land and Sea Service, as Ihall be willing to settle ia the iaid Province ; And His Majesty having signified His Royal Approbation of the Purport of…