The Gazette

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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…

the Sum of One Hundred Pounds, or thereabouts, ivas, by the fiaid Persons, fielonioufiy taken and carried away ; Bis Majesty, for the better discovering and bringing to Jufiice the Persons concerned i…

Bart. Edward Tucker and Marmaduke Gwynne^ Esqrs. together-with James Bindley, Esq; iri the Room of Robert Thompson, Esq; to bt Commissioners for Managing the Duties ort stampt Vellum, Parchment, Paper…

"W^-C St. James's, December 25, 1764. Whereas it has been humbly represented to the King, That His Majefifs Cufiom-Houfe at Boston, in the County of Lincoln,-was, on Friday the \\th Infiant. in tbe Ni…

Hamburgh, December 21. A few Days ago M. de Meynerfhagen, Envoy Extraordinary from the States General to the Empress of Russia, arrived here from Peterfburgh in his Way to Holland. We hear from Lubeck…

This is to give Notice to the Concerned, That Information hath been sent to this Office, That the Sloop or Vessel called the Barbara, of about t;2 Tons Burthen, whereof Robert Webster was Master, and …

h Admiralty Office, December 19, 1764. Ursuant^to an Ad of Parliament palled in the Twenty^sixth Year of His late Majesty's Reign, i'his is to give Notice to the Concerned, That Information hath been …