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iw Parliament now tn Force, which a were made for preventing His Ma- jejlfs Subjects from Trading to the r Eqft-Indies, under Foreign Com- mtffions y and from being interested or concerned in any Fore…

r % any of His Majesty's Courts of Record* at Westminster, is to pay, and suffer such Fine, and Imprisonment, as the Cotfrt shall think fit. And all the Goods, and Merchandize, that shall be bartered …

gth Geo. I. Cap. 26. J By an Act passed in the 9th Year of His late Majesty King George the First, all His Majesty's Subjects are prohibited from subscribing, contributing tor encouraging, or promotin…

Page 1 The London $ubltsl)tt> fen SCutDorttp. Æumb, 9130. •r^1 From featurDap January 11, to Œtœfoay January .14, 1752* ABSTRACT of several Afis of r s Geo. I. Cap. 26.} By an Act palled Parliaments n…

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4< Clonstantinsple^ Dec. 7. We have been (God Be thanked) for some Weeks free from th Distemper ; it ceased almost instantaneoufle ; the Priests of the Frank Hospital, afur performing a Quarantaine, a…

Constantinople, Dec. 4. The Contagious Distemper, which made such great Havock in this City and its.Neighbourhood, is now entirely ceased, and great Numbers of Artificers arrive here daily from the di…

Naples, Dec. 7. On the 30th past, in Consequence of the Pope's Bull for the Suppression of Eleven Convents pf Monks of the Order of the Benedictins, the Chief Chaplain of thi? Kingdom, bdng properly a…

Whitehall, November 2,1751. tits Alter Titley, Esq; His Majesty's Envoy * * Extraordinary to the Court of Denmark^ has transmitted to his Grace the Duke of Newcastle, His Majesty's Principal Secretary…

the Out-Ports of Great-Britain and Ireland, dt to the Governors of some of his Majesty'* Plantations or Dominions, in order to their being cancelled *, and that they do furnish therri- selves with Pas…