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L Notice of ir, they got Boats and boarding the Veflel in the Nighr, seized and carried ofF to Perth thesaid Arms being in Number about 300. His Grace the Duke of Argyle not having had Intelligence of…

Whereas one of hii Majesty s Prineipal Secretaries of State hatb nceitied a Letttr signed G. E. and dated the '.tb os OSe ber Instant, promising to make some Discoveriei; is therefore tbe Person tube …

ne/ ready to go again to Sea under the Command of necessary to acquaint his Swediih Majesty that he Admiral psilander: But later Letters ofthe 27 ch,' should not be ableto hold out long against tha in…

List of onr Patrons add Benesalf ort c\ And as ymi\ Majesty's great Name wiU bt an Omahitni to tbii Delmenherst and another ManofWa^, which were Annals of Britain., so Jhall it stand tbro' Ages to 1 s…

he attacked with his Ships of War those I Officers now in South Britain belonging to the under* gates,, obliged seven ofthem to retire un-l written Regiments, do immediately repair to the Lord Warden …

An AS to prevent Disturbance! by Seamen and others, and te preserve ihe Stores belonging to His Majesty's Navy Royal, and also for explaining an Ait for tht better preventing the Embezzlement of His M…

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Ai An humble Address of the High-Sheriff, Justices of the Peace, Grand-Jury, Gentlemen and Freeholders of the County of Kildare; presented to his Majesty by his Grace the Duke of Grafton, and the Righ…

Their Retreat be'ng observed to be very disorderly, thc Inhabitants with tl e Garrison led by Ge* ncral Sg.iar sallied out, a*^d be'rg joined by the Country-Militia, (the Pr'ests and Monks taking Arms…

_. _. ..._ *.*,*., _.. __ ] Kifig, on *ihe Chatdlany of Tournay, ai **vell fdr Justices, Sheriff, Town-Clerk, Burgesses anr^Granfl j Arrtars of Subsidies bffore flm^fecg was-rrfuepi Jury ofthe ToWn an…