The Gazette

^tt>m-fo Side, from the Entrance into tlie Town to thaf of the Palace. In the Codrt the Drabafids in Waiting were! ranged on each Side to the Hall where the Body Drabands were posted. The Train having…

ately niade Lieutenints-. The Men had Passports given them and were sent Sway. In the Night of the 4th, a Detachment of 150 Men marched privately from the Austrian Camp and surprised the Post of the E…

to Ms Royal Highnels the Prince of Wales, aS on the Marriage of her Highnels the Princesi Louisa to the Prince Royal of Denmark : A Race of Protestant Princes, descending from your Majesty, cannot but…

Page 1 $umb. 837* The London Gazette. Pu&Itffjefc ftp ^utfjocttp. •<•* From lutCOaj October 9, to featucfcap October 13. iy44. ! . - • • * • GEORGE R. thereof, on the Credit aforesaid, that we lhall W…

ago arrived a Vessel from Port Mahof), the Master whereof reports', that in his Voyage, near the Ifland of Sardinia, he met with four Spanish Vessels full of Troops, who chased him, but finding they c…

Page 1 iP«m&. 836$. The London Gazette. pufcltfljeD bp ttmljovitp. From Œtltfoa*" October 2. to feawcDa? October 6, 1744. Stockholm* Sept. 18, 0. S. Vienna, Sept. 26. The King of Prussia's advanced Co…

are also Letters from Naples which mention R< traosmitted from the said several Seffions to one- ( Price Two-Pence.) employ, taking particular Notice of the Zeal | and that in a little Time the Army w…

"The Duke, of Ne*#Caftlp as Custos Rotulorum of the City of London an$ Westminster."* Lord>Corhwaflis, Constable of. jhfe Tower ot London. And, The Lord Mayor of the City of London. Moscow^ Like Lette…

to the said Combination, and also of some of the Victuallers, at whose Houses the said Journeymen have so aflembled : And his Majesty be ing desirous that a speedy Stop should be put to such unlawful …

bers of Journeymen Taylors and Staymakers **' (to the Number of about Fifteen Thousand) to " advance their Wages greatly above what is " limited in the Act of Parliament j and the " Persons concerned …