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u " ,11 Thines conformed himself ac- -, laidjoleph Chabot hath^mjl^Things ^ of pariial enc I am sorry to inform their Lordships of that gallant and able Officer, General Gravina, being wounded in the …

such Ships or Vessels as are or shall be bound 'td Falmouth, a Member of the Port of Plymouth, or any Creek thereof, or any other Place therein, soall perform their {Quarantine in a Place called St. I…

Page 1 .jJBltnt. i3S9( [ 979 ] London" Gazette. ;PuMti!)etJ bp ^ulfjorit^ From CtlCstJap November 5, to ^atiirtmp November 9, 1793. • A T the Court at St. James's, the 6th of Novcm-A in any Place with…

Printed by Edward Johnston in Warwick-Lane. The Volunteers at the Head of the Column, which was upon the Road, fell in with a Piquet about Two Hundred Yards frorii the Gate, which they surprized, kill…

nnder the Age of Twenty Years, who should so enter themselves as aforesaid, should receive the Sum of Thirty Shillings each Man, as His Majesty's Royal Bounty : And whereas His Majesty was also gracio…

Whitehall, November 2. DISPATCHES from Sir James Murray, Adjutant-General to the Forces under the Command of His Rcydl Highness the Duke of York, of which the following are Extracts, were received by …

.1 But-it has become daily more and more evidenthevf much- the internal Situation1-* of France obstructs the Conclusion of .solid-and permanent Treaty,- which can-alone fulfil-His Majesty's" just andf…

Page 1 JgMirab. 13584. [ 931 ] Th< E X T R A O R D I N A R Y . ^ u b l i W I)|> aut|>o.rttp. WEDNESDAY, O C T O B E R 23, 1793 Whitehall, October 23. De la Malgue, the strongest and least expos&Tof ou…

enter themselves as aforesaid, soould receive the Sum of Thirty Shillings each Man, as His Majesty's Royal Bounty : And whereas His Majesty was also graciously pleased, by His Royal Proclamation beari…

" An Act more effectually to prevent, during .the " present War between Great Britain andFmnce* ' all Traiterous Correspondence .with, or Aid ot ' Assistance being given to His Majesty's, Ene- " mies,…