The Gazette

By the fiLNG. A P R O C L A M A T I Q H, Sor a'General'Fast. ' GEORGE R. TTTE, taking into Our most serious Consideration * * the just and necessary War in which We are engaged, and.putting:Our Trust …

miffioners of His Majesty's Navy; nor to prevent . any Ship or Vessel from taking or, having on board such Quantities of Naval Store3 as may be necessary for the Use of such Ship or Vessel during the …

But it is, nevertheless His Majesty's Pleasure, that nothing herein contained (hall extend, or be construed to extend, to any of His Majesty's Ships of War, or any other Ships or Veffels or Boats in t…

War-Office, December 15, 1804. HIS MAJESTY doth hereby direct and require, that all the Private Men on th Out-Pension- of Chelsea-Hospital, .residing in South Britain, exclusive of Wales, whethf r dis…

Ordinary Seaman, fit for His Majesty's Service, stiould be paid in the Manner thereby directed to every such Able and Ordinary Seaman, not above tlie Age of Fifty, nor under the-Age of-Twenty Years, w…

Admiralty-Office, December 17, 1804. Copy of a Letter from the Right Honorable Lord Keith, K. B. Admiral of ihe Blue, &c to William Marfden, Esq; dated on board the Monarch, offi Ramsgate, tbe 16th De…

Evening, to an assigned Station between Sengateand Fort Lapin, accompanied by the Susannah Explosion Vessel and Two Carcasses, with a View of making an Assault against Fort Rouge. Lieutenant Steuart, …

Crinance-OJfice, December IO, 1804. Royal Regiment of Artillery. Gentleman Cadet John Walsh to be Second Lieute- His "Majesty's Secretary at War, are to give thc necessary Directions -herein, as to th…

T the Court at the Queen's Palace, the 14th o^ November 1S04,' PRESENT,- The KING'S Most Excellent'Majesty in Council. WHEREAS Information has been received that an infectious Distemper prevails in th…

His Majesty, for ihe better apprehending and bringing to Justice the Persons-concerned fn the above-mentioned Felony, is Jiereby pleased to promise His most gracious Pardon to any One of them, (except…