: > j . '*>. "J Ah Ad more effedually to prevail His Majefiy'; Enemies firom being supplied with Ships cr Vessels fro -n Great Britain. An Ad to enable-the Commander in Chief of Hi Majesly's Forces, a…

J dies,, shall not be discontinued by any Prordgatinn or Dissolution" of the. Par liament.f An Act for the more easy Discovery dnd effedual Punishment ofi Buyers'and Receivers of Stolen Goods. Jin Ad …

w ter themselves as aforesaid to serve on beard any oi Our Ships, shall receive, as of Our Royal Bounty, the Sum of Thirty Shillings each Man ; such respective Sums to be paid by the respective Clerks…

Landman, not above the Age of Thirty-five, nor under the Age of Twenty Years, who shall voluntarily enter themselves as aforesaid to serve on board any of Our Ships, Jhall receive, as of Our Royal Bou…

ther Time to such Persons ae have omitted to make and file Affidavits of the Execution of Indentures of Clerke to Attornies and Solicitors. An Act for punijhing Persons wilfully and mali'- ciousty des…

'.' ' f\ r-""** ' * *, Captains, Patrick Wauchope,. of 50th. John West, of 4th Foot. John Dudingstone, of 1st Foot Charles Smith, of 28th. * Richard Ellis, of 66th. Peter Traille, of the Artillery,, "…

tion of Affairs, who, from their Abilities and Integrity, and from having pledged themselves to Constitutional Liberty, are deservedly the Favourites of the Public. We entertain the most grateful Sens…

loyal Subjects, the Gentlemen, Clergy, Freeholders and Inhabitants of the City aud Suburls of Winchester, in G.ildhall assembled, beg Leave to approach ,he Th.-onc vvith the warmest Expressions of Gra…

1 * -"" ?" j .1" Ireland, have been seized by some.of His Majesty'o Ships, or Private Commissioned Ships, and pro* ceedtd against in the Courts of Admiralty ; and that such of the Goods laden on Board…

1' '"***" -. These benevolent Intentions bf His Majesty, and the Willingness of His Parliament of Great Britain td second his gracious Purposes, are unaccompanied by any Stipulation or Condition whate…