The Gazette

Whitehall, Jan. 2, 1^4^. It having been represented to tbe King, Tb&t an anonymous Letter, from three Persons, for ibbofi Names thesoltowing Initial Letters tvere figned, viz. H. M. I. C T. B. direded…

c&aycI Algier, November 21. Immediately after the Departure of our Ambassador for England, an Embargo was Jaid on all Shipping, in ordef to the fitting out our Xeveques and Ships: Thfc- formcr are ret…

1 Richard Havokint, fate of fdpton in thtCounty of \ Sujftx, Laboierer, Being, soke Time he the Month* tf * January lafi, at Work in a Barn ntar thefaid Parish^ woe fang, thai v introduced^ in ftie Ab…

Hague, Dec, 31, N. S. The States of Hot- land have lately iffued two Placarts, by the first of which they declare, That as several Persons have conceived a Notion, that the Duties upon Beer were of th…

for their Improvement and Perfection* From hence with us the whole World must; acknowledge, that the Happiness of Mankind is your great and only Design. *T When we reflect that, during the Course of t…

C\rmn rs* In Return for these your Royal Cares, and paternal Goodness, both our Interest and our Duty teach us most ardently to wish, that your Majesty may very long continue to reign, much respected …

^r Violence of Foreign, but the Secret Machinations as Domestick Enemies ; whose oni/ Punishment, -through your Majesty's Goodnefe, is, in Reality, their Happiness ; suffering, as they do, no other Ha…

Whitehall, December 10, J 748. WJjereas it hath been humbly represented to the Kings that the Chariot of Robert James, DoBor in Physick, nvas on Monday the zStb Day of November last^ about Eight in tb…

^t May it please yonr Majesly, XK7& your Majesty's most dutiful ahd loyal Subjects, the Mayor, Burgesses, and Commonalty of the City of Bristol, in Common- ppuncil assembled, most humbly beg Leave to …

fame Evening'at Margate. We are the more Impatient to receive the Confirmation of this good News, as our Uneasiness about his Maje- sty'$ sacred Person has been raised to the highest: Degree,. and Ind…