The Gazette

C Price Tfaree-PeJibe' $ai?pi*nny, J, 'SV* I ment of the said Duties, stall be discharged in the ' Manner directed by the several Acts of" Parliament in Force, j And in order to facilitate che carryin…

enads, that no Part of tbe Old Subsidy stall be dravon back upon Goods exported to the Britist Colonies or Plantations in America. An Ad for enabling Sir Astton Lever to dispose of his Museum, as now …

Subjects; in any soch Foreign Country, exercising' any of the said Trades, shall not return into this Realm within Six Months after Warning given by the Ambassador, Minister or Consul of Great Britain…

Z.if.* .\ . fc;v Church Harbour, an 'Attempt Was made, on tke Evening of thefaid I yk Instant, by the Officers and Crew of His Majesty's Sloop of War tke Orestes, in Con- jundion voitb the Officers of…

B the Peace, the Procession was made to the Castle* Gate as follows, viz; A Party of Horse "to clear the Way. Lord Mayor's Officers, Two and Two. City Marshal svith his Truncheon. State Kettle Drum an…

the Eighth Tear ofi the Reign ofi His prefient Majesly King George tbe Third to be made from Birmingham to Bilstone and Aus ber ley, voitb the Company of Proprietors of a Canal Navigation authorized, …

* i , f..i*j V,*2 S?. vise or Purchase,; and shall forfeit all Lands, Goods, &c. within this Kingdom, to His Majesty's Use, and shall be deemed Alien, and but of His Majesty's Protection. Upon Complai…

r**uni.hn-ient as We can jdstly inflict upon all such who shall confemn or neglect the same. Given at Our Court at St. James's, the Second Day of July- One thousand seven hundred and eighty-four, in t…

mM> ! ./*" pi v-'*vai4[-. tPunifhment as -We can justly inflict upon all such who shall contemn-on neglect the same. Given at Our Court-at St. James's, the Second Day of.July, One thousand seven hundr…

Page 1 iBimib. 1*55^ PubliUieti by %utbQxit$< From ditftiap June 29, to ®atUC5a?.July,3, 1784* E-r* the X I N G , ' By the K I N G, P R O C L A M A T I O N , A PROCLAMATION, G EO R G E R. For a Public…