The Gazette

Whitehall^ 1 Whitehall, Novembef* 1. e King has beeti pleased to grant 1" tintr> WiJIiam Gooch, Esq; and th? Heirs Male of his Body lawfully begotten 5 and in Default of such Issue, to his BrOfhef the…

% firing upon our advanced Posts. In the Castle of Montalban they have left about 100 Men, and 600 in that of Villa Franfca. As soon as our Cannon is ar* rived, it is hoped, we fliall be4 able jo forc…

Page 1 £utnft* "8583; The London Publiffje*sipæutljojttp. * ** a T - •* \ « t From £>atur&ap October 25* to 'ŒM&ap dctober 28, 1746. btockbolt&i October id; 1 Majesties. His Danish Majesty,has de- j c…

is concluded that he will go to Paris to thd Dutchess. Hague, Nov. r5N.S. Letters from Paris advise, that the Troops under General Sinclair were again reimbarked ; and that the Earl of'Morton and his …

by Pioneers; and tho* the Difficulties seemed almost insuperable, it was at hst compafled, and the Army set forwards on Monday the ioth instant to this Place in .two Marches; bnt tho' jve avoided the …

Wounded and Prisonef. Wounded. (Sign'd) Tbo. Co&ayne, Adjutant-General L Price Two-pehce* ] -* ;lW4>unde(T/ {Major Kendall, Lieutenant Cruiklhanks, Captakv Leake,. Lieutenant Campbell, Lieutenant Cuth…

most audacioufly opposed them, though under the Command of that illustrious young Prince? your Royal Son, the Duke of Cumberland. * Your Majesty's paternal Care for the Peace and Well being of your Ki…

themselves pressed; by the Militia; of the fro* Jince-r It # fobej&red that this Fletft, having victualled in this Descent, may mgke another Ifewhere, or bombard some Towns where no efence can be made…

ficeri in Proportion according to theif Rank; Orders have also been given td receive and treat the Austrian^ as Friends* as likewise the English* should* they present themselves upon their Coasts $ an…

Cohstdnhnopie, Augufi zo. dn thfe 29th past the Grand Vizir was deposed and b^nfhtd id Rhodes. The TCqyfliaw Bey is m de Vizira and Seyd Effendy (who wa$ Embast dar in France) succeeds to the Post of …