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Road, repairing the Bridges, and mending the Causeway, between Givet and Dinant, and that 4000 Cart Loads of Stones have been sent down the Maeze, from Charleville to Giver, for this Service ; and it …

rarois. That General has, we hear, demanded of Count Traun an Armistice for three Months ; but the latter would not give Ear to any such Proposition. Aix la ChapeUe, March 28, N. S. Tomorrow the first…

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The following Address of the Nsiblenf**:**), and Gentlemen, Justices of the Peace for the County of Edinburgh, has been presented to his Majesty by Sir Charles Gilmour, Bart, their Representative in P…

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Vain Delusion, to imagine, that Englishmen an4 Protestants can so lightly part with the most valuable Bleffings, purchased at an immense Ex- pence oftheir Blood and Treasure, and patiently become the …

vigorous Opposition to all Attempts against it j whether at home or abroad. Given under our Common Seal this Twenty Seventh Day of February, 1743. To which His Majesty was pleased to return the follow…

veti, ot le v - h^hs^lPUce of Abode, by an*/* Persons arathortzedr in 'Jhat Behalf, by Warrant undet the >Hand*s pod Seals of the said two Justices, he tyas ift and by that Act prphibited to have op k…