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jects have been of late leduced"to"'State, or Potentate, as a Soldier, withouc Leave ot Licence of his Majesty, hb Heirs, or Successors, first had and obtained, for enlisting any ofthe Subjects bi his…

ticed, as aforesaid,* so as he or they may be apprehended and convicted of the said Offence, such Person or Persons so discovering, as aforesaid, shall be indemnified from the Penalty inflicted by thi…

Whitehall, Sefitember 15. Her Majesjty has been pleased to order Letters Patent ro pass the Great Seal of Great Britain, containing his Majesty's Grant of the Office or Place of Professor of the Civil…

s, voluntarilv discover upon Oath before * 'S^^^^fr^-^. any of his M^i&'s M^e* q( th*^* PW*-* pr of Augufb, i ^ *, and whose Circumstances come with- other civil Magistrate, the Person or Persons hi t…

M ther again on Saturday next. His Highness makes, strong Interest, to engage the States to take his Son into their Service in his Room. Admiralty Office, July *\, ii^S. His Majesty baving been gracio…

the Year. Count d'Uhlefeld, the Emperor's Minister, set out this Morning for Vienna, and will return within fix Weeks, having Leave from his Court for no longer Time. M. Imberti sets out on the 9th In…

Cheque'at Deptford and Woolwich, and the Naval Officers at Harwich, Deal, and Kinfale ; where they may be informed of all Particulars -which entitle them to the Benefit ofHkefaid Charity, and receive …

sioners of his Majesty's Navy at Chath.im, Portsmouth, and Plymouth, as also with the Clerks of the Cheque at Deptford and Woolwich, and the Naval Officers at Harwich, Deal, and Kinfale ; -where they …

f^ come hither from England, is directed by his Masters to stay at this Place till he receives some farther Orders from them. . . Hanover, Aug. 26, N. S. His Majesty has been pleased to constitute and…

tween them must hy this Time have reached that Sophi, this Court expects soon to hear of his taking the Field with his Army ; and the Persian Ambassadour here has been promised by them, thac the Czari…