... a civil war will very fhortly happen in that kingdom. A compromife it is thought, will very fhortly take place between the Duke Portland, and Sir James Lowther, which will fave the trial of two hundred and fixty-eight actions, and, confequently, will ...

... Lord Chancellor. (N. B. 7 be prefent Chancellor is not tube removed.) Duke of P.ridgewater wants to be Chancellor of the Duchy Lancafter. (N. B. It is given to Lord Trevor.) The Duke of wants Lord Halifax's blue ribbon. Lord Harcourt wants the fame. (N ...

... countenance. The following proportions arc the French King's Arret to annul the refolutions of the Par- ' lament Bourdaux the Duke j That the whole administration the public power relides in the alone, and that he is accountable for that adminiltiati-m ...

... printed for the Authors, and fold by Francis Blyth, Bookfeller, at the Royal Exchange Mr. Fletcher at Oxford Fletcher and in Cambridge; Mr. Etherington at. York Mr. Wilfon at Dublin* and all otlttr Booksellers in Great Britain and Ireland. the P U B L I C ...

... making . f, «. n0( .>ll in an uproar ; (evolution is every moment The cry ,s. Peace ! Peace ! Gutter. Thai-May his Royal the Duke of took leave their St. s, previous to his out Sunday Monday next for Portfmouth, embark board the Venus frigate for the Sri ...

... Being a more Complete Gardener's Kalendar than any 1 one hitherto Published. By T H-O MAS M A W E, (Gardener his Grace the Duke of LE E D S.) and other Gardeners* ———— The following Genuine E ICINE S are fold by J. Car and Co. in the Market I ™f.' 'l ...

... Perfons concerned in div and valuing common Field Land, fee. This Day was publijbed, Price 56. fenced, Dedicated to his Grace the Duke of Leinfter, TABLES calculated for the eafy valuing of from One Shilling to Five Pounds per Acre. Alfo the Parts of an A c ...

... Royal Highnefs the Duke of Gloucefter, which b-ought an account of his Highnefs in perfeft health when difpatches were from Italy. Another account fays, letters fr m Genoa, brought by Gen. Harvey, advife, that his Royal Highnefs the Duke of Gloucefter was ...

... by his Her Grace the Duihcfs Marlborough, in the mod elegant full and Lady . Spencer in the Undrefs now won. His! Grace the Duke of Bedford, the richeft Peer Great ! Britain, aped 6 Years, and Lady Charlotte Spencer j the fame Age, both in neat fancied ...

... gantly entertained by the French Charpé des Affaires, at his houle in Great George ftreet, Weitminiter. It is certain that the Duke of Gloucefter lodged by accident in the fame Hotel with the pretencer, in a certain city of Italy ; but had only a tranfient ...

... Dowager is appoitited the Regency. The Nobles are in pofleflion the King. On rhurfdav night was fenf his Royal H, ghnefs the Duke of Cumberland, at Wind.or lodge, with the particulars brought by the exprefs from Denmark; and yetterday morning his Royal ...

... England refpetting the Jews— ancient Tete-a-Tete. A Defcription of a fuperb and magnificent Chronofcope—An on the Marriage the Duke of C————c!—A Decifion the prefent Mayor Pool —Mr. Wilkes's Addrtfs to the Livery on the Subject of Debtors—Mr. Stephen's Reply ...