The Gazette

Printed by EdwardOwen ia Amen-Corner* 1744. Court of Chancery, before William Kinaston, Esq; one of the Masters of the said Cburt, A Freehold Estate, situate in Middle and Ho-ilston, in the Parilh of …

flial de* Noailles having ftvUn declared,'tha-T Be had told him b*y Wprd of Mouth, that perhaps he might still find* Means to do" for the present entirely without that Artillery. I had demanded the Ju…

had at the iaid Master's Chambers ia Lincoln's Inn. IO be peremptorily fold, pursuant toa Decree--and subsequent Order of the High Court of Chancery, before t Holford, Esq; one of the Masters of the l…

Printed by Edward Owen in Amen-G>rnert 174^ N. B. If any Person in the foregoing List of Prisoners shall find, on ihe Perusal oi this Gazette, that there is any Error, such Error shall, upon Notice, b…

sary to you, and that Germany could not be torn {o Pieces by two Factions. I am, with the most profound VeheratTon, SIR, "Your Sacred Irnperial Majesty's Metz, Sept. most humble and most obedient, 13,…

WHereas a CommilTion of Bankrupt is awarded and issued terth againft John Burton, George Burton, and Edmund Burton, of Ludgate Hill, London, Mercers and Copartners, and they being declared Bankrupts, …

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The following Person b,eing a Priso-.cr.for f> bt in his Majesty's Prison o/the Fleet, hereby g v o- ti?e, that he intends to take the Benefit ol an "* -T of Parliament made in the Sixteenth Ye-u- o' …

Publick Good, by setting aside the PaliionS Factions 'and Brigues, which I observe here with the greatest Grief, the finest Aspects of Affairs in the World, and the more than sufficient Materials whic…

From the Head Quarters of tbe Saxon Auxiliary Corps at Hodietitz, the zbth of Oft. N. S. Upon the 21st the Saxon Troops left Milin, and marched that Day to the Neighbourhood of Lichowy, where they enc…