The Gazette

WHEREAS the Partnership that hath- e-srAMdbet?* eeft '.'- Thomas Evans and Thomas Patty, Mercers, tr**-/ mutual Consent this Day dissolved. All the Credi tori of tf** said Partnership may be paid thei…

To which Address His Majesty was pleafe-d to re~ turn the following most Gracious Answer: J THAN K you for tkis dutiful and affidiowte Addr fs, and for the Expressions of your Attachment to My Person,…

\fisX -* : - >* -.- -- --> <-tU& : -- -.. i-y y^tsS&r ' %&rz^ >-:X\ Cn***-- *""-* unhappy Accident the Squadron loll fSix Commissioned and Four Warrant Officrs, and 1270s our best Seamen." From the Da…

"V *i ceived with the^Two" Stand of Colours. But ybur Lordship will fee, both from the Return of our inconsiderable Loss, and from the Narrative annexed; that the Honor of the Regiment vvas in, no Sha…

I the Council Books, bearing Date tbe Ninth Day of June, One thous and seven hundred and eigbty-tbree. Dublin Cafile, December 20. This Day Thcmas Kelly and John Fitzgibbon, Esqrs. were, by His Majest…

to the East Indies- or other remote Voyages- where they could jot be timely furnished with New Passes) that they ihould, before the Thirty-first Day of August, One thousand seven hundred and seventy-s…

beallowed by Law, upon rhe Exportation of the like Goods Or Merchandize to any of the.Islands, Plantations., dr. Colonies, belonging to the Crown*'of Gieat Britain in America. And His Majesty is hereb…

AT the Court at St. James's, the 26th of December, 1783, PRESENT, The KING's Most Excellent Majesty in Council. 7HEREAS by virtue of an Act passed in the' last Session of Parliarr-ent, intituled, -' A…

[ Pace Three-Pence Ka^er.ny. fir wilfully losing either of thefaid Ships, is graciously pleased to promise his Mofi Gracious Pardon tc any of the Officers or Crews vsho voill give Information against …

Maj-esty, with Remainder to his Brother Wi'Iia-.i Weller Pepys, o'f Ridley, in the Ccunty Palatu'.o cf Chester, Esq; One' of the Masters in the High Court cf Chancery. Francis Wood, of Barnsley, in th…