The Gazette

Ihefitmmittte ftr, Letting the Cities Lands in the Account1ej'tke Chamberlain tf the Cits of London, do hereby give Notice, that they intend te Lett by- i several Leases the federal Lets following,. v…

nifk and Moselle Wnies. 'The Duke of Hal* stein is at a Country Seat belonging to his Highnes? in this Neighbourhood. We have Advices here frpm Cassel, that Prince William of Hesse's Journey to Sweden…

2. to j&atut&a-' May 6. 1732. this Day reported to His Majesty in Council, that they had referred the fame 0 His Majesty's Attorney and Sollicitor Generals who having heard Counsel sor the Petitioners…

to be in Readiness to march at the .first Com-* . mand, with Tents, Baggage, &c. and tbat two Regiments of Foot were actually on the * March for the Country of Cleves. Letters from Constantinople advi…

first private Audience of her Royal Highness rhe Princess Royal, and her Royal Highness the Princess Amelia ; to which he was introduced by Sir Clement Cottrell, Kt. Master of the Ceremonies. He had a…

Navy Lshdito^ Hay Ltondovery Cafdigart St-ecort Haverfdrdwest ""Tenby Carmarthen Pembroke Staihzey tJsk Heath. Cardiff Abergaventiy Monmouth Abingdon wantage Farringdon Northleath Leachltfde Highworth…

we do therefore publish and declare, that the said Parliament be, and accordingly the said Parliament is hereby further prorogued to Thursday the Twenty- Hrft Day of December next; Whereof th? Lords S…

Adver- I sured he goes to Caflel, to try to make up the Differences between that Court and this, on Account of the Violences committed by the Prussian Recruiteis. We have now cer-* tain Advices from B…

been attempted to be bernt: His Majesty, for the better' discovering and bringing to Justice the Persons concerned in fb heinous a Crime, is ple-tfed to promise his most gracious Pardon to any one of …

through that Town. This Proceeding is grounded on the fame Reasons which made his Prussian Majesty lately confine a Lieutenant Colonel in the service of the Elector of Cologne. Major General Count Sch…