The Gazette

rope : The Vigour and Success with which ?6flr Majesty prosecuted that War, fo wisely and necessarily enter'd into, and your Majesty's superior Wisdom in Council, are demonstrated by the Peace your Su…

Whitehall, April 21, 1749. Whereas it bas been humbly reprejented to tht King, that on Thursday the $otb Day of March last pafi, the Malthoufe of Thomas Ward, of Kingston upon Thames, in the County of…

to them in Writing, a Proposition relating to the final Taxes to be established in Lieu of the Farms. In the Preamble, his Serene; Highness gives very clearly to understand, that the Manner in which t…

is actually fortifying the Mirandola, in which Fortress he proposes to keep a numerous Gartfv son. Last Week Count Zdmbeccarri, f>y rider of the CrJiirt df Naples, delivered fo Ddrx Philip all the val…

Page 1 The London pnbltr^ed bp Sfttt&ojitp. jgunitu 8844. From luttsia? April 25, cofeatucDapApril 29, 1749 Madrid, April zi, N. S. Whitehall, April 29, The King has been pleased to appoint the TH E n…

Page 1 |gumtu 8 8'43. ^ * — « * published tip 2Jut()o;itp. A From featurDap April 22, to Œueroa? April 25, 1749. .#<#/'.<» ^ n ? 1, As. S. da) the ijth Instant, are to come into the Park through the H…

* The following Address oft the States of Jersey has been presented to his Majesty by Charies Lempriere, Esq; his Majesty's Advocate General in that Island, and Deputy of the States of the said Ifland…

proposes to. remain till the Month of May, to wait the Arrival of the Princess his Spouse from France. A Project is on the Carpet for raising a Regiment of Natives upon the Footing of the Militia. Hag…

**^ Publick a new Tax of 6 per Cent* upon Estates in Land, as well as upon the Money which People have in the Publick Funds; which Tax is to be paid in the Space of two Years, and at fixt Times, to de…

As your Majesty entred into the late War from a Principle of Justice, to assert the Rights of an innocent though injured, and to vindicate the Honour of a brave but insulted People; so your Firmness i…