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... General F—ke, late G——r G———r; in which ii comprifed the original Order* fent to that General, in three Letters from the S——y at War, with the Minutes of the Council of War held G——r on that Occafion. Alfo Lord Anfon’s Letter to Adm B—g, refpefting thofe Orders; with the Reafons for not putting them into Execution. Planted by D. Henry and R. Cave at St. John’s Gate j and may be had of the ...

... ( W'fh a new an*/ >. or reel of the the Seat of War in taken /torn tie the latejl and hji Maps toofe Countries publijhid at £nltn JJ.etvinp tie Difames between the principal Citus in Enghjh and Gtrr.an in, ana i of tie Battle of Lerwrjitx, aljo a Song fet Mujkk, and Cat of a menjirous Sbetp, ...

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... prevails if General Blakeney was to bt tailed Home and tried by a Court Martial, for OBSTINATELY perfijting in the Defence of St. Philip’s Caftle, after knew he was abandoned by'the Britljh Squadron, to the facrificing fame Hundred of the Lives of the true Britilh Suljtfls.] Laft Sunday a great Pcrfonage at Kenfington declared, that he had received an Account that there were Ten Thoufand ...

... Prefs Time ago, has at length been publilhed in the Paris Gazette, well fern over to our Court; and by the haughty, menacing Style in which it is written. Teems calculated to (crve various Purpofes: However, we (hall leave it with our Readers to call it by what Name they pleafe—Whether Memorial, Mamfefto, or Declaration, Verfailles, fan. 22. The Sieurßouillc, Minifter and Secretary of State f ...