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towards bur virtuous Sovereign, to whom we ard indebted for those Blessings, that we cannot fee Him exposed to Danger without the greatest Alarm; We receive with the highest Gratitude the wise Dispens…

[ Price Three-pence Halfpenny. J Madrid, January 8. An Express has arrived at Carthagena from Algiers, with an Account of the Plague having broken out at Constantia with such Violence as to spread the…

We acknowledge your Majesty's Goodness in communicating to us the Conclusion of a Treaty of Navigation and Commerce with the Most Christian King, ar\d declare that, having so often experienced your Ma…

and for simplifying the Publick Accounts, in thg various Brandies of tlie Revenue; and I rely upon the uniform Continuance ofyour Exertions in Pursuit of such Objects as may tend still further to impr…

When the conspicuous Benignity and Royal Virtues of your Majesty's Character are taken into Consideration, when the very Act which afforded aa Opportunity for the atrocious Attempt was an In? stance o…

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Dresden, December 10'. Provisions of all Sorts, hitherto regarded as Contraband, as well as Cabinet and other Wooden Warfare ndw allowed to be ifiipOrfed into the Prussian Dominions from this Country,…

SUGARS and GINGER, for SALE, /*> Y Order of the Honourable the Commissioners of *~* His Majesiy*s Customs, in the Long-Room at the Custom-House, London, on Thursday the llth of January, 1787, at Three…

THE Creditors who nave proved their Debt's under the separate Estate of William Reeve, formerly of the City of Bristol, Merchant, a Bankrupt, since deceased, are desired td meet the Asiignee of the sa…

Page 1 jfttmib* * 2 8 1 ? - The London Gazette, #uWtsi)el) ftp MfymtV. From @iatUtiDap December 3Oj to C t t e s W January 2, 1787. -'Whitehall, January I. shall b« incapable of taking any Legacy, or …