The Gazette

to .'a urCsi? April 9. 1726. Forenotn, the several Estates following, viz. Two Free* hold Heuf-s in 'James-street in the Ciiy of Westminster, late the ksttte of Sir William Chapman, Kt. and Bar. one o…

Treasury Chamltts,when he tl inks fit', and upHi ma* king out what heptetends to discover, may be affured of having all fitting Encouragement and Protection. Admiralty-Office, March 31, 1726. The Righ…

Directors. Several Houses in or near Gerrard-ftreet, Westminster, and one fifth of the Offiie ef Marshal of the Marfhalfia of the King's Bench in Soutbwark, late the Estates ef Mr. Robert Knight, late…

Victualling-Office, March aj, iy*4. The Commissioners for Victualling Hii Majesty's Na-" vy give Notice, That on Wednesday the 4th as May ntiet, in the Forenoon, tbey will bt ready to treat with fucb …

i7i , at Two a-Clock in the Afternoon, willbe exposed to Sale by Auctionb or Inch of Candle, in the Long Room at the Custom-House, London, a Parcel of Snuff, Cocoa Nuts, Coffee-ttrties, Gtoctry3 Skins…

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bur greatest Boast and Happineis, tne Name of a frotestant free People.r-, The -following humble Addrerfe of thr Mayor, Aldermen, Recorder,.JJt-rgeflesj ani Principal Inhabitants of the Ancient Bo-* r…

berty which we enjoy as Englishmen; and thS . Religion which we profels as Protestants, are of all earthlV Bldfings the greatest, and without which all others would soon become vain and insignificant …

it must intirely reverse all the distinguishing Advantages procured to these Kingdoms by the Glorious Revolution, and since farther secured with the Expence of so much Blood and Treasure, and deprive …

Circumstances, and who owes it to the Bria. tisli Generosity and Valour that either him* self pr his Family are in a Condition at this Time to insult them or any other Nation. But we are still more su…