The Gazette

Sailers Hall, July 24, 1736, Whereas it has been represented to us the con-mifl. sioners for Greenwich Hofpitai, that great Incomeni- encies will attend the letting the Farms, Tythest Collieries, Lead…

Admiralty Office, July 2, 17 *"><->*. His Majesty having been graciously pleased by bit Warrant under his Royal Sign Manual, dated the ioth of June, 1733, to establist certain Rules and Orders for the…

Month, O. S. Asoph had surrendred to Felt Marlhal Lacy, and that all the Garrison had been made Prisoners of War. The lame Advices add, that by Count Munich's last Journal it appear'd he was Master of…

Stallet, Houses, Stables, and Other Tards or GriUfid, ta thin one Month after public Notice given by tbe said Trustees j the London Ga. ntent so mads before their refitBivi Houses, Codcbddd J td tikis…

"** 4 4*- to give Directions to such Officer effectually to prosecute the Author, Primer and Publisher thereof, in order that they might be brought to condign Punisliment for so great an Offence : And…

Incomes whatsoever in that Kingdom; and for constituting and appointing Edward Thompson, Robert Sawyer Herbert, Edward Riggs, Henry Boyle, and Samuel Gray, Esqrs to be his Majesty's Commissioners of h…

JV -*OQfh Oxford the same City, The Circuits appointed for the Summer Assizes are as follow, viz. Midland Circuit. Lord Chief Justice Hardwicke. Mr. justice LtOenton. Northampton, Tuesday Au-gist 3, a…

make their Compliments to his Majesty oh the fame Occasion, has been introduced to an Audience of the King., Hague, July 13, N.S. By the freshest Advices that we know the Court of Petersbourg have rec…

&**>: coate and Cock, and the House of the said Bodicoate, particularly one Letter, demanding the Sum of Twenty Guineas to be laid under the Corner of the Tew Hedge of thesaid Bodicoate, six Inches be…

'^bGi- the West End being not so well guarded, the ^Ruffians got over the Wall there ,- which they had no sooner done, than the Tartar Cham and his Troops fled with such Precipitation, that Seventy Pi…