The Gazette

y^i> ^ Yesterday, has assured several Perfons, thac that Army will be in a very good Condition j soon enough to oppose all Attempts thac might be made by the Turks. Several Letters which have been lat…

Whitehall, February 18, i75<s*-7- Whereas tbree anonymous Letters have been lastly sent to the House of Mrs. Mary Wightwick, Widow, In Hatton Garden, threatening tt barn her Houses in Town and Country…

\s*r heinous a Crime, is pleased to promise his most gracious Pardon to any one of them, who Jhall dijcover his Accomplice or siccomphees, so as he or they may be apprehended and convicted thereof. HO…

tVa. > 'on to any of tbem, who shall discover bis Accomplice or Accomplices, so as be or they may be apprehended and convicted thereof. HARRINGTON. And as an Encouragement jor the Discovery of such Of…

ing and bringing td fustice tbe Perfons concerned in fe heinous a Crime, is pleased to promise his most gracious Pardon to any one of thcmi who Jhall dijcover his Accomplice or Accomplices, so as he o…

Whit eh ati, February \\* ti%6-f. Whereas on Saturday the Qtb of October last, about Ten o'clock at Night, at a Place called Flints Gate, in the Parish of Foreon, in the Couniy of Stafford, John Dearn…

Custom-House, London. For Sale, by Order of the Hon. Commissioners of his Majesly's Customs, in the Long Room at the Customhouse, on Thursday the isth of this Instant February, 1736. at Three oj the C…

Page 1 jfiianb. 7383. The London Gazette. puftlifl^b tp Wntyinitpi From feaiurti? February 5. to -3Tutn»ap February 8. 1736. sDrefden, January 30. Hague, Feb. 15, N. S. The States of Holland have been…

and that the Imperialists are in Motion to take Possession of the chief Places of that Dutchy. And by Letters from Germany we learn, that the French Troops were preparing to withdraw from Triers, to y…

Majesty apprehends, that an indolent: Secu** rity, and too great a Disregard to future E- vents, may occasion Mischiefs* more easy to be prevented, than to be remedied * and thac it would be very unad…