The Gazette

"The Duke, of Ne*#Caftlp as Custos Rotulorum of the City of London an$ Westminster."* Lord>Corhwaflis, Constable of. jhfe Tower ot London. And, The Lord Mayor of the City of London. Moscow^ Like Lette…

to the said Combination, and also of some of the Victuallers, at whose Houses the said Journeymen have so aflembled : And his Majesty be ing desirous that a speedy Stop should be put to such unlawful …

bers of Journeymen Taylors and Staymakers **' (to the Number of about Fifteen Thousand) to " advance their Wages greatly above what is " limited in the Act of Parliament j and the " Persons concerned …

I fenheim in exceeding good Order, " vithout I the Rhine, one hundred Paces "qporr the Leftaj losing a single Man not even by Desertion.I before the fallen Wood, in order to binder the , ., From the 2…

Page 1 $umb. 837 i. The London Gazette. PubltslKb &p ftmljoxitps FromfeatucDapOctober 13. ta lutsiia? October 16. 1744. Grcdno*-. OBober 6* N. S. Bishop of Spires has acceeded to the Treaty -df Union.…

her Fault, that in divers Courtsin Germany and other Places, the Success of these exorbitant Designs was not regarded as the only Means of Reconciliation and Satisfaction, and as an indispensable' Con…

^Ut*H of France, but alf-**-** of the Court of Francfort^ as the Proposals themselves plainly shew, "ind bad palpably no other View than that just now "mentioned. But sv^CR -tbese miscafriedj - b# rea…

1. oppose, to the Prullian Manifesto of War, an*^ more than this present Writing contains. It is easy to conceive the Exultations bf the Queen's unjust Enemies upon this third Breach of Peace, on the …

^^^ of the Duke pf Modena, where his Highness was supposed to have been concealed, was forgotten in the Retreat, and left a Prisoner in the Hands of the Spaniards. Vienna, Auguft 22, N. S. The Queen r…

tlebed, to go Part, or all the Way, for ohe or more Stages, for those who do not chuse to travel in tht Night.l ' N. B. All Gentlemen: that travel in Post Chaises of their own, upon ibe Roads, where P…