The Gazette

\ \^d Regiment of Foot, Carr Thomas Brackenburg, Gent, to be Ensign, vice George Mathew Bailey. i^tth Regiment of Foot, Wiliiam James, Gent, to be Ensign, vice George Hart. 48/^ Regiment of foot, Gabr…

Sovereign, and of Attachment so their Mother- Country; and that they will enable Me, withthe Concurrence and Support of My Parliament, to accomplish, what I sliall consider as the greatest Happiness o…

Gentry, and escorted by a Squadron of Horse, went in. Procession round the Statue of King Wij- lian, the Regiments on Dublin Dury lined the Statue on each Side ; and, after his Excellency's Return to …

>,t *. .*. .ufr-fi. * ' "-- ' .v* Rutkndjhire,. Oxfordshire, Norfolk, Thomas Blackmore, of Hunsdon, Esq; Richard Baker, 0f Hartingsord* bury, Esq;'""."." William Phillimore, of Aldenham, Esq;. John Ca…

;axv St James's, November 11, J777.' T/f/'Hereas it has been humbly represented to tke King^ That on Thursday lafi tbe 6th Instant,, a Ihth before'Seven d Clock in'the Evening, J'e-ver'al Person's - "…

'-}' Highness received the Compliments of the Nobility ^nd Foreign Ministers on the Occasion. St. James's, November 8. The King has been pleased to appoint David Armstrong, Advocate, to be Sheriff Dep…

^e I' Rye, O ober 22, 1777. OTICE is henby given, that the next Meeting of ike Commijfioners for rcy Lating and keeping ih Repair tbe Harbour of Rye in /.A Ccuxtj of Sist'fx, -,. will be held at the: …

return, and remain peaceably at their usual Places of Abode. Considering moreover, that many Officers and Private Men, now actually ia Arms against His M - jesty, may be willing to relinquish the Part…

m ./A Magistrate, and give fiuch Evidence for the Crown as may be the Means of convicting tbe princital Offender. SUFFOLK. And, as a farther Encouragement, th: Proprietors of tke Tyne Bank do hereby i…

zealous Endeavours to support the Honour and Dignity of your Crown, and to render your Majesty's Government happy and prosperous to yourself and your People. We cannot but express to your Majesty the …