The Gazette

Victualling.Oflfice,. Sept. 13, 1728. - The Commissioners fir Victualling Bis Majesty's Navy %ilit Notice, That on the following Days in tbe Forenotn, they Jball be ready tt receive Proposali and trea…

met by $aron von Duben Marslial of thfe Court, and other Gentlemen, who Went before him into the first Hall, where those Gentlemen ranging themselves, the Aga and his Retlhue palled between them into …

Catholick Majesties-are gone into deep Mourning for Six Months. Fontainebleau, Sept. 24, N. S. On the aid Instant the King returned hither from Versailles between Seven and Eight a-Clock iri the Eveni…

who advertising the Envoy, he entered the Room of Audience, the Lord Chamberlain going on his Right Hand, the Master of the Ceremonies on the Left. His Majesty was seated under his State, and covered,…

I moved fiur Cables Length farther te the Northward than they lay befire, Tbe Red Buiy ofthe Know le Ires with Goulstiu Old Steeple, just open tt tbe Neithward ef it Clump if Houses, called by the Nam…

tro, -itihoj- persons> rentine between this and tne Ecclesiastical State will be taken off the 4th or 5th of next Month., Cassel, Sept. %, fd.S. On the :3d past Brigadier Sutton, Envoy Extraordinary b…

From thence he Was Conducted bjr the Master of she Ceremonies to their Koyal Highnesses Apartment j his Royal Highneft the Duke, her Royal Highness the Princesi Royal, their Royal Highnesses the Princ…

Page 1 Numb 67 The London Gazett 0 publttyct) by 7nxt\)o;itr* Frbrh feaftSCtaj August 31. to SCuCsiias September 3. 1728. Grata, August a 1, aN".aS*. Don Alexander, who died of the Small Pox the 2dIni…

Hampton-Court, August 2.8. . This Day the Marquess Riccardi, Envpy Extraordinary from the Grand Duke of Tul- cany, had a private Audience of Leave of His Majesty, to which he was introduced by his Gra…

was filled with Joy, and Chearfulness ap-. peajred in*the Face of every Person. That on the 3 d of the said Month His Majesty's Ship the Solebay arrived at Jamaica with His Majesty's Orders jabove-men…