The Gazette

?*fr*1** 8^ camped in the Neighbourhood of Traerbach, and that he had his Head Quarters at Traerbach. Whitehall, October 10. Her Majesty has been pleased" to direct Letters Patents to pass the Great S…

quiring him te toy Ten Ptunds tn a certain plate, and at the Time therein mentioned, and threatning, in cast ef Noncompliance, to burn his Houje, and to hill the first Person mhi should come tut tf hi…

Adver- His Majesty has been pleased to appoint the I Tvj* mg d Thre* p.^ ys'tatn . Reverend Mr. WuliamM-sadowcourt, and the J*" -Stamp-Office,- Sept. if* "7tt-3k Whereas a Bill if Indictment mas (at t…

a+6^ upon College-Green "* and his Grace received the Compliments of the Nobility and other Persons of Distinction, upon his safe Arrival* in this Kingdom. Whitehall, Aug. 29, 1735. Whereas tmo anonym…

Reward tf Thirty Guineas; iver and abeve the Twenty Guineas Reward offered by A.r. Boughton. MO N T AGtT. Admiralty-Office, Sept. 16, 1755. The Right Honourable the Lords Commi ffioners tf thi Admiral…

Q*T*-7 "3&t/Otc\ And as a further Encouragement to such Discovery, the fitid Edward Boughton does h'efeby promise, That whoever stall discover thi Person or Persons whofint or directed the sending of …

QZ^&tTiy Whitehall, Aug. 19, 1735. Whereas two anonymous Letters -were lately fint ti Mr. Jobn Kerr, in Narrit-street in the Hay-market, re- quiring him to lay Ten Pounds in a certain Place', ani at t…

profeably separate, To-mori-ow, _ unless the Result of the Conferences whicli have been newly held by the Stites Deputies with the Foreign Ministers concerned in the Affair of Peace, sliould induce th…

further Encouragement tt such Discovery, the said Edward Boughton does hereby promise, That "whoever stall discover the Person or Persons who sent or directed the sending of the said Letter, so as he …

tice the Person ir Persons concerned in finding t Letter, is pleased ti premise her most gracious P'arden tt an j of theni, mho stall discover his Accomplice tr Accomplices, Jo as he or they may be ap…