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Admiralty Office, August i, 1740. His Majesty having been graciously pleased, by his Warrant under his Rosas Sign Manual, dated the 1 oth ofjune, 173 J, to establish certain Rules and Orders for the b…

from the Places above-mentioned, may apply by Letter (i Tbomas Corbett, Esq; fe/ the Admiralty Office, who willsend them all necessary Insoi motion. And lhe Governors of thesaid Charity intending to d…

in the said Pari 7i of Battell, Jhould beset on Fire j and accordingly on the Sunday following, about balf an Hour aster Ten Ct Night, there came Two Men with an Intention, as there is Reason to belie…

had placed there, firing upon tbem, they were obliged to retire*. In order to discover the Person or Persons concerned in writing or finding thesaid Letter, or in making an Attempt upon the (aid House…

he saw Sir John Norris four Leagues to the Westward ofthe Mart, with a frelh Gale at N. E. which continued all that Night and the next Day - so that there is great Hopes ofhis being got out of thc Cha…

.Admiralty Office, August i, 1740. His Majefly having been gracioufly pleased, by silt Warrant under his Royal Sign Manudl, dated the iotb of June, 1733, to efiqblisb cerlailt Rules and Orders for the…

and Louisa ; to which he was introduced hy. Sir Clement Cottrell, Kt. Master of the Ceremonies. Admiralty Office, August 1, 1746. His Maj sty slaving been gracious, pleased, by hii - Warrant wider his…

General Pofl-Offlce, April t, 1740, Whereas tbe Post- Boy carrying tbe Bristol Mail fri London to Hounslow, was attacked and fit upon bitwti Tbree and Four a Clock this Morning, a little biyo, Knigb, …

lodg'd with the Commissioners ofhis Majestfs Navy at Chatham, Portsmouth, and Plymouth; as alfi* witb the Clerks of the Cheque at Deptford, Woolviich, and Sheernefs t and with the Naval Officers at Ha…

of Hesse, and his most Serene Highness Prince? Frederick, her Highness's Consort. Aboflt Ten the Company retir'd to Supper; after which the Ball was continued, and lasted tilL past Two ofthe -Clock th…