The Gazette

SBTucfijap 5 A- himity and Zeal, every one sirivt. who most faithfully serve so good a King. We humbly beg Leave to allure your Majesty of our inviolable Fidelity and Obedience to your Majesty's Perso…

Murder) fi)all haife been an Accomplice in any such Murder or Robbery, and by reason thereof fiall stani in need of our most gracious Pardon, We do hereby, further -promise and declares T'hat such .Pe…

In last Tuesday's Gazette, Iii the s^pme Cfiv Cilic, for Surrey, WednefH-ay April 3, tire, read Surrey, Thursday April 4, at Kingston upon Thames. East-India House, Feb, 2J, 1727. Tbe Court ofDireBtrs…

*\tb Day of August last, required all Captains and Licit' tenants belonging ta His Majesty's Navji, wbo thete were, or should bt thenceforward unemffoyed, ahi ite Half-Pay on Shore, to transmit to thi…

Miilafii Circuit; *Mr. Justice Price. Mr. Justice Cows er. Nortbamften, Tueiday Marcb 19, at Northampton* Rutland, Friday March ii,' at Oakham.- Lincoln, Monday Marcb 45, at the Castle of Lid coin- Ci…

for our most thankful arid dutiful Ackriow-** ledgmeritSi to will they oblige us never t6 b5 wanting iri our Returns ot all that Fide-; lity and Obedience, which so Gracious a Prince may justly expect…

Victualling-Office, Feb. 9, iyit. tht f.immifjtonert for Victualling His Majestfs Nd- vy givt Notiee, That on Menday the 26th Instant, tii tie Forenoon, they will be ready te receive Preptfalt, and tr…

Value of iji 1.1* X. ate to be fold before Thomas Bennett, Esq; oneof the Masters of tbe said Court, to tbe best Purcha-- ser, for*he*aymentdf Mr. James Xyton's Debts, "Paicicuv. lars-whereofmaybehada…

ther Felicity that is likely to attend ai great King, l?appy in so excellent a Queen-,* lo hopeful ana nourishing an Illue of well educated Princes and Princefles ; but above all, ih thfe Hearts of hi…

SI Eafiom-House, London. Jan. $i- 17a?' By Order of tlie Honourable Commiilioners of His Majesty's Customs, &c. Whereas by- an Ail of Parliament made; in lit Twelfth Tear of His late-Majesty King Geor…