The Gazette

The Governours of the Bounty of Queen Anns' for the Augmentation of the Maintenance of the poor Clergy, do hereby give Notice, that they havt lately agreed to augment sixty three small Livings^ each w…

Liberty the Prisoners they had taken lately upon Suspicion of having bad a Design to carry off their Burgomaster, and drawn off the Guards from the House of the Bishop of Po- rentru's Receiver, whom t…

out of the Room. Immediately afterwards eacff Knight Companion having wrote down the Names of nine Persons whom they esteemed qualified to be elected, that is, three Earls or of higher Degree, three B…

to f muti p November 28. 1719. to lay aside that Siege for the presents and te put his Troops into Winter-Quarters. The Campaign being now e"nded on this Side, Collonel Stanhope, His Britannick Majest…

Westminster, Nov. 2 . His Majesty came this Day to the House of eers, aod being in His Royal Robes seated on the Throne with the usual Solemnity, Sis Villi m Sanderson, Gentlemen Usher of the Hi k Rod…

trary Winds, the Queen made a Present of 60 Oxen to the Seamen. From on board the Cumberland at Copenhagen, Nov. 7, O. S. On the 27th 0/ October Sir John Norris with the Squadron of British Men of War…

Swedish Dominions. Our last .Advices from Sir John Norris are of the 2d Instant, at which Time he was still detained at Elsenap by contrary Winds. Paris, Nov. 22. We are hourly expecting the Marshal B…

Instances to his Electoral Highness, sot redressing the Grievances of his Protestant Subjects, and te-instating them in the Possession of the Rights granted them by solemn Treaties. M. Hecht and M. Sp…

[ on in Interest and Affection among all His Majesty's Protestant Subjects. To his Grace Charles Duke of Bolton, Lord Lieutenant General and General Governour of Ireland. The humble Address of the Lor…

Hamidr* Oft. ^ O. Sw T*he King of Prussia has been hindered by Indication from coming hither so soon as he intended ; But being now on rhe Road and expected here To-Morrow, his Majesty has put off his…