The Gazette

Constantinople, April 17. The Vizir, whose Abilities and prudent Administration have gained him the Esteem and Favour of the Grand Seignor eves since his Accession, has lately been honoured very remar…

Dublin, May 9. Last Sunday Morning at Eleven o'Clock, his Grace the Duke of Bedford set out from Dublin Castle, (upon his Return to England,) and proceeded directly to Dunleary, from whence he embarke…

-v, <-> IVhitehall Treasury Chambers, Dec. 1,1757. WHEREAS adhering to the King'* Enemies, by giving to them Aid or Comfort, either within his Realm, or else* where, is High Treason, and the Concealme…

" * -: .*s\ p% Ramhead, Capt. Faulkner was in Sight of them, when the two Frigates brought to in a Line, as if they intended to receive him, and the Store- ships continued standing to the Westward. Wh…

"77 . s*******" ment. CoTones Edward Sandfbrd to be Colonel os the 66th Regiment of Foot. Major Thirty Shillings for every Able-bodied Land- \ Captain> John Delgarno to fce-Majpr to the (aid man, not …

The Lord Lieutenant's Answer. /Think myself extremely obliged to the House cf Lords for this very offedionate Address. The Good of Hit Majestfs Service, the true Interest of Ireland, and the promoting…

'-" >;. Whitehall Treasury Chambers, Dec. 1, 1757. HEREAS adhering to the King's Enemies, by giving to them Aid or Comfort, either within his Realm, or elsewhere, is High Treason, and the Concealment,…

ft di Company*First Lieutenanes. 72 Robert Elliott, Gent. 5 John Burgh, Gent. 16 William Bowers*, Gent* Second Lieutenants. 91Isa?c Bickerstaff, Gent. 127William Walker, Gent. 19Gordon, Gent. 31Aaron …

Turin, April 5. Yesterday in the Afternoon the Duke of Chablais complained of his being out of Order, and went to bed ; in the Evening the Meazels appeared ; to Day his Royal Highness is as well as ca…

Orphee, taken at the fame Time, who are landed at Southampton, in order to go to Northampton, where they are to itsids. Admiralty Office, April 22. Extras? cf a Letter from Sir Edward Haiufo to Mr. Cl…