The Gazette

v Inverness of the 25th, his Royal Highness the Duke of Cumberland continued there, and the Lord President of the Seffion arrived that Day. The Number of Prisoners increases at Inverness. The Prisons …

torn ( Price Two-pence, ) Whitehall, April 29. This Day an Express arrived from his Royat Highness the Duke of Cumberland, with the following Advices. Inverness, April 23. On Monday Mr. Grant, with 60…

This On Wednesday the zist of May will be run sor on the same Course, a Plate of Fifty Pounds (the Gift of the Right Hons the Lqjd Onflow) by any Horse, Mare or Gtiding, the hest of three Heats, being…

Veflels* which last flie took off Port Louis. The Solebay had pafled by the Alexanders and was come to an Anchor in St. Martin's Road under a small Fort, when $0 Men of the Crew of the Alexander board…

Brown in good Time, since he marches only with 7 o'r 8000 Men through much better Roads, and has none of those Incumbrances which must clog the other; If M. de Gages should get tha Start oi General Be…

r1,( Fienna, Jpril 16, AT. S. By Letters of tht 7th Instant frorn General Brown it appears, that a Body of Spaniards had, notwithstanding the Diligence of his Hussars, passed from Parma to Placentia, …

A List of Prisoners on Board bis Majestfs Sbip the Sheernefs, Capt* O Brien, who belonged to the Hazard Sloop, calledJy the Frenck the Prince Charles Snow* Colonel Brown, Knight of St. Louis, Command …

under the Command of Captain Crosby of tn S.cotch Fuzileers, a proper Force for securing , Lj-his Town from any Insults from Gfenburket's 'People, or any others. His Highness the rinc$ of Hf sse was a…

lustrious Protestant House, with our Lives and Fortunes. It is impossible for us sufficiently to express the ardent Loyalty that glows in our Hearts, ot describe the strong Abhorrence that we conceive…

Page 1 The London $u&Ittfjtfi ftp Wtxtyotitp. jpumb, 8524. From Ciuftap April 1. to ©aturtoip April 5.' 1746. Mantua, March 30, N. Si ber of Finances, is just come from the Press, de- claring the Roya…