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Sir William Oldes, Gsntleman-Usher of the Black- Rod, was sent with* a Message from His .Majesty tij the House of Commons, commanding their Attendance in the House of Peers. The Commons being come thi…

Page 1 JEtomb. $430 The London Gazette. ^ttblifteD bp rZvLtWtV* From CuetDap May 1. to SaCUtDa}? May 5. 1716. •Sta James's, May. 4. yet taken in Form. The Preparations id TH £ following Address has be…

Hambourg, May 1. Letters from Dantzick of the 25th past advise, that thc Czar had been indisposed some Days; upon which Account the Entertainment that the King of Po- tand intended to give the new-mar…

Page 1 he London Gazette. put)Iist)ct> bp ^tutijCaittp* From SlLUetOaj? April 24. to j&UUl'Dap April 28. 1716. St. James's, April 27. and Frederickstadr, and the other between TH E following Addresses…

Page 1 J3umb. 5427 The London Gazette. l&itMist)e& bp %\xt$oiitv* From dattfttap April 21. to 2Cltefpa*? April 24. 1716. st. James's, -April 23. The following Address having been pre- TH E following A…

Marquis Hannibal Efcori, Envoy Extraordinary from Parma, is arrived here ; he comes with a Compliment of Congratulation upon the Queen's happy Delivery. Orders are given for performing a solemn Funera…

Then the Provost yroceea-s-f*, and mide tie f lowing Speech to Hir Royal Highnesi. PSrmit Ms* most SlustrittU Ttittee. -eliitlHea full as Dstty to dpproatb Xour Royal Per His Majtstfs Loyal tfmt-srfit…

Governor sent his Aide de Camp with a Trumpet to the General, who not finding him 111 tlie Camp has sent an Express! after him to Lubec. Brussels,' Atrrit 1%. The States General not being yet put in P…

so much at Heart, that neither h01 1 y Rigour of the Season, nor any t 1) cio 1 op sal ot* the Rebels, could diverc Your Majesty from u- sing all possible Endeavours towards putting a speedy and eftlc…

of Your People, and the Guardian of the Protestant Religion, are the earnest Prayers of, May it please Your Majesty, Your Majesty'* most Dutiful, most Faithful, and Obedient Subjects and Servant!. (Si…