Establishment in Church and State, are thereby excluded out ofthe Christian Church, and deprived of all the Benefits and Privileges of our most holy Religion. Our most grateful Acknowledgements are fo…

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Page 1 he London Gazette. -Pttbiifyeti by 2lut{)Q£tty« From 2TtiesHai) March 5. to ^.UtU'Hap aWarch 9. 1717. St. James's, March 8. 1 perial Officera Receipt. The Resident of AN humble Address of the A…

May it please Your Majesty, THO' we are very ambitious of professing the Allegiance and Duty we owe to Your Majesty on every Occasion, yet we never make these Professions with greater Readiness and Al…

Brussels, March 3. The Marquess de ?t'd having examined the Grievances complained of by the Magistrates of the City of Antwerp, has remitted the Arrears of two Years Subsidies, on Condition they make …

may hafpen ti be raised among tis, and to Support the happy Settlement of the Cro*i*n in your Royal Family^ a*r the best and surest Means to secure the Religion^ ' Laws and Liberties of our Country^ W…

I have Ordered to be laid b'fore you Copies d Letters which have Paffed between the Suediih Ministers on this Occafion, which contain a certain Account of tbe projected Invasion ; and I promise My Sel…

next Day for Peterwaradin, where he hoped to find the Courier return'd which he had sent to the Bassa of Belgrade. Two Daj a ago Mr. Bentenrieder and Mr. St. Saphorirt arrived here from Hanover, the f…

N rtb(r lauea nx Hours, me street* were lined an 1 nan or L.eiceitrr ro De one or the Way by the Militia, and the H & and j of Hit Majesty't Bed Chamber. Foot Guards were drawn tap before the Palace. …

Parts, Feb. 17. N. S. The Court has received Advice from Avignon, that on the 6th Instant the Pretender left that Place, and oti the 9th arrived at Romans in Dauphine. He designed to be at Montmelian …