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er mending any Bngine or Instrument tnade for the edging or milling any of the Gold Coin of tbis Kingdom, doth promise the like Reward, upon Conviction of each of the Perfins concerned, in making or m…

Page 1 Jpumb* 773^ The London Gazette, PuWtflieD ftp Stutljojttp. Frpm Œu-efbap September ia. to featurtiap September 16. 1738. Kensington, September 15. This happy Event, as it must revive in us, and…

Page 1 jpumb* 17ZS- The London Gazette. Pttfiltfl&e& ftp æutfiojttp* From featurtaj? September 9. to Œuetbap September 12^1738. Journal ofthe Imperial Army commanded by so that it had not the Effect t…

pline " in an Alarm whole Regiments turn out almost as soon as Picquets. As the Carriages for our Baggage, and for our Provisions to subsist near 200,000 Persons some Months, are very humerous, they a…

Wh'itefial*, August 29, 1738. Wbereas tbe Lodging Room of William Berty, a Prisoner in- the* Bite* Prison** itiat, oif th*- t&b- Pay ff Junt Jaid, by one or more Perfins that have made the fime for th…

the Turks come into the Bannatj the Imperial Army will be at Hand to cross the Danube, and give a general Battle : If they return towards Transylvania, Prince Lobkowitz is already posted in the Pafles…

Whitehall, August ir, 1738. Whereas divers evil-disposed Persons have, )or some time past, made a Practice oj filing Guineas, and putting them off at the Bank, and other Places : His Majefly, for the …

ting them off* at tbe Bank, and other Places: Hit Ma* testy, for the apprehending she Perfins concerned in filing Guineas as aforesaid, is pleased to premise a Reward of One Hundred Pounds, ovtr and a…

bf your Royal* and most illustrious House, by the happy Birth of a Prince. May your Majesty's conftaht Care in preserving the Religious and Civil Rights of your Subjects, and every Act ofyour most gra…

lours, arrd that it had been reinforced since the last Action with a fresh Body of Turkilh Troops. The Ehemy drew up in the Wood in Order of Battle, and we had great Reason to expect that the Action W…