The Gazette

Whitehall, November 33, 1747* It having been represented to his Majesty, that on Tuesday the ijth of this Instant November, about Eight o'Clock in the Evening, Twelve Persons armed and disguised, brok…

By the printipai Officers ind Commiffioners of his ^Majesty's Navy. The Right Hon. the Lords Commiffioners of the Treasury having appointed Money for paying of Half Pay ta Sea Officers, from the lst o…

2b Guns, but came out with no riiore than 16 Eight-Pounders; and when (he began to engage, had 207 Men on board. They were within Musket-fhot of each other during the whole Engagement, and some Time b…

a perpetual Law, and tha! all Persons fntruflets with an Office, shall swear to the Performance of them, befoffe they fen begin to discharge the Functions of their Etyployrnerits^, and ifi order to en…

will giv6 great Strength to the Comrtion Cause} cement more firmly the Friendship between this Kingdom and that Republick; and be a lasting Security to our inseparable Interests. One great Effect of t…

Page 1 London PnWisljca lip %ut\joiitp. Uumbv €691. From &aturtag November 7, to luetliaj November 10, 1747. Westminster, November io. zoo Men killed and wounded, and the Austri- ans about 40. Count S…

Page 1 The London Publtf^eD Bp 2Ctttfjo;ftp. MlJOtb. &6go. From Œtieftag November 3* to Saturday November y, 1747, Admiralty Office, November 5. able to come to their Quarters. Both lhe Ships being mu…

1 ofjune and Eighth of September last; and rris Majesty doth by this his Order in his Privy-Council, accordingly order, require, and command, That when any Owner or Owners of Infected Cattle apply to …

Page 1 London Publish hp SCutljojftp. j$umb# 8683 From Œucssiajj October zy, to featurtiay October 31, 1747 AT the Court at Kensington, the 27th Day of tie, which wete beforfe sound and free frorh tho…

Page 1 London INWisfjeti 6p 9ntl)0»ftp. $um&. 8687; Fromfeatur&apOctober 24, to Œtttf&aj October 27, 1747. Turin, Octoher 21, broke open the outwdrd Door of tht faid Custom-houfii and the Door of the …