The Gazette

.M " "'" fs ' ^s due from Falmouth, our last Letters being of the nth of December, and no Packet appears; but as the Wind' is now fair, we may hourly expect one. Vienna, January 30. Their Imperial Maj…

% the Arch-DutchesseSj or some of the principal Nobility. Venice, January 25. On the 15th Instant, a publick and solemn Religious Procession and Thanksgiving were made here, on Account of the Ransom o…

^ M RV I N I N G, England, with an Account of their Produce, Manufactures, and their most remarkable Fairs. . A Table, shewing the Price or Value of all Sorts of Goods or Commodities whatever, whether…

'fW.,, Peteffibourg, December 31. Sir George Macartney, His Britannick Majesty's Envoy Extraordinary to this Court, arrived here on Thursday last. Naples', January 1. His Sicilian Majesty arrived in t…

'< *& o && * MIR 'J; Navy Office, January 26, 176$*. The Principal Officers and Commiffioners ofi His Majefifs Navy give Notice, that on Tuefday the 1 zth of February next, at Eleven o'Clock in theFor…

fc- rj,, Notice is hereby given to the Offcers, Seamen, and others, voho voere adually on Board His Majefifs Ship Solebay on the z\th of April, I757 at Taking the Chevalier Barte, that they may receiv…

,-" -* * i' *3 "** ,t-,r + * * ^TS Av3^ ' A~J} * I w M i K< Viaualling- *,<$&* St. James's, December 25, 1764** Whereas it has been humbly represented to the Kingi That His Majefifs Cufiom-Houfie at B…

to the most confiderable Settlement of the Shawnese. Colonel Bouquet kept them in Sight, and moved his Camp to that Place. He soori obliged the Delawares, and some broken Tribes of Mohikons, Wiandots,…

This jesty's Reign, this is so give Notice to the Concerned, that Information has been sent to this; Office, That on the 27th past, a Ship laden with Hops, Ironi and other Goods, was drove ashore at G…

have hitherto shewn, for the Improvement of the Publick Revenue, and the Diminution of the National Debt. For these desirable and necessary Ends, I am persuaded, that you will pursue every proper Meas…