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avoid all Ceremony : The Ambassadour at hit Return to his Hotel, was entertained with a Concert of Musick by the King's Order : He is constantly attended by two of the King's Coaches with six Hotfes e…

They have great Satisfaction in the Hopes thac this young Prince will inherit the bright and virtuous Qualities of his Ancestors ; they beg Leave to wish for hi? Health and Welfare, and that your Maje…

Port, being 18 Merchant Ships under the Convoy of two Men of War. The fame Day sailed the Dover, with Commadore Stewart on board for Gibraltar ; and also the Newcastle Captain Fal- kingham, with Suppl…

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sty's Ministers at this Court, set out from hence on his Return ro England. On the 3d Instant the Corpse of the late Queen was interred at Rotfnield, having been carried from hence with great Pomp the…

incurred his Majesty's Displeasure, on account of their having renewed their Appeal from the Pope's Constitution. Fonr new Corps de Garde are establislied in this City, for the better preventing all D…

ture, provided the fame be continued to be worn aud used in such Houfhold Scuff or Furniture, and noc otherwise. Nothing in this Act contained shall extend, or be construed to extend, to repeal, make …

House in Dover.Strces, London, or Charles Maddockes, Esq; Secretary to their Cxcellcnciei the.Lordt JuJticei ef Ireland, at Dublin Castle, in Ireland, and make out what is proposed therein, he shall r…

collected tlicii'Scmtinies, beginning with theyoungest Knight, and so proceeding in order, presented the (ame on his Knee to the Sovereign, who upon perusal thereof commanded the Chancellour to declar…

Resolution was referred to the Council of Regency which is ro be he'd To-Morrow. A ;'e*ne- ral Assembly of the India Company is to he held next Week, -wherein 'tis expected they will agree upon some n…