The Gazette

Petersturgk, Odober 7. The Count de Rechteren, lately appointed Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to this Court from the States General, arrived here a few Days since, and has been admi…

ing, so as to reach the most, distant Parts of the Town by Tvoelve at Noon. It is neceffary that all Newspapers should be put into this Office before Six o'Clock, otherwise they cannot be certain of a…

stipulated Rank,- ih the gSih Kegii*rieti't-j so ba ! nsigny vice Jafiies Paterson.. . -/ . '7.3d Regiment of Foot, Eniign James Paters;- frSriC I the 36th Regiment*, td* b En*%n> vice VC^Sttt Gordon.…

N. B. Some Resolutions having been entered into at tke General Quarter Seffions .of the Peace held at Swansea, hy the Justices and other Gentlemen affembledi for altering, repairing and perfieding the…

General Post-Office, October 15, 1785. . 'R. PALMER having engaged to accomplish bis Plan for the Conveyance of His Masesty's Mails to all Parts of the Kingdom as soon as poffible, tbe Letters for eve…

To Portsmouth^ from the-Angel behind St. Clement*i Church. To Southampton and Poole, from the Bell and Crown, Holborn; and the Gloucester Coffee-house, Piccadilly " To Gloucester\ from the Angel' behi…

The following are the Mail Coaches already) established. To Bath and Bristol from the Svoan voith Tvoo Necks* Lad-lane, and tke Gloucester Coffee-kouse, Picca*> dilly. To Norwich and Yarmouth, through…

1 yk Regiment of Foot, Captain Jphn M'Queen, from Britiih Half-Pay of late 72d Foot", to be Captain, vice Grant, exchanged, . . ... Ditto, lieutenant Henry Stanley Monck, from Britisti Half-Pay of 8th…

General Post-Office, October 8, 178;. R. PALMER having engaged to a: comp list ""* rj- kis Plait for ike Conveyance of His Majesty's Mails to all Parts of the Kingdom as fion as pcffible, ihe Letters …

And, as a fiurther Encouragement, tbe Inhabitants qf tbe fiaid Tovon and Neighbourhodd do hereby promij'e a Reward ofi Fifty Pounds to the Person making fitch Discovery as aforesaid, to be paid en tbe…