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ton, Captain Peyton Commander, convoying some Merchantmen from Newfoundland. Leghorn, Jan. 20. On the i&th sailed his Majesty's Ship the Dragon,. Captain Barnett Commander, with several Merchantmen fo…

-*%Qg~ ae-* Of which _all Persons concerned are hereby required to take Notice, and govern themselves accordingly.William Sharste, His Majesty having been pleased to appoint the Right Honourable Richa…

WZIL/l Advet* 1 Regiment, to be Lieutenant-Colonel to Major-General Cornwallis's Regiment of Marines, and also Captain of a Company therein. Major James Cunningham, of Colonel Pul- teney's Regiment, t…

agreeing, that the Body of Austrian Troops on the other Side the River Neifs grows daily more considerable by the Arrival of Regiments from Hungary, Moravia, and Bohemia* Navy Office, Jan. 22, 1740. T…

of Provisions lately seized by the Neapolitan Garrison of Orbitello in his Dominions, as well as the Motions which are making by the Court of Naples, in order to receive the neceflary Instructions. On…

taries of State, ahd conducted by Sir Clement Cottrell, Knt. Master of the Ceremonies- He was afterwards introduced to a private Audience of his Royal Highness the Duke',' by thc Master of the Ceremon…

your Subjects in their Navigation and Commerce. That the-like Success may always attend your Majesty's Forces, till your Enemies are reduced to the Necessity of suing for a Peace, glorious, to your Ma…

tersbourg is firmly resolved punctually to execute all their Engagements with that of Vienna. Copenhagen, Jan. 3. The King of Denmark being perfectly recovered of his late Indisposition, Count Fink, t…

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Representations of the true Circumstance* of this Kingdom, and are persuaded from your known Candour and Truth, that hit Majesty hath beertjustly insorm'd, that the Abilities of his People of Ireland …