Some Authentic Particulars the Life of John Macnaghton, Efquirt. Complied from Papers communicated fy a Gentleman Ire. land Per/on of Diftinßion of that Kingdom, now tejsding here. OF the life of this unfortunate Gentleman (event! particolars have already been communicated the pu

This Day his Mjjefty wen: in ftate to the Houfe and made the following moft/gradous Speech from tlie Throne] My Lords and Gentlemen,' I Have fo often allured you my fincere Difpcfition put an End the Calamities of War, and to reftote the Publick Tranquility on fblid and Itllirg

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your ' Chronicle, will oblige, Sir, your humble Servant, J- C. I HAVE fomctimes heard it difpured, which of the two Philofophers was moft to be commended, he who, marking the many Abfurdities the Characters Men, could find Matter for continual Laughter; or the Philofopher who, m

By the K I N <7, A PROCLAMATION for a general FAST. GEORGE R." T "T ?? E taking into our moft ferious confederation ?? the juft and ?? wars in which we are engaged with the French King, and the Crown vf Spain, and putting our trull in .Almighty God ?? he will vouchfnfea fpecial

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By fome private letters from Vienns, war leaf?, thai the Empe-r-or'a Mii.ifter at Conftantinoplc bad bocn ordered ta intimate co the Grand. Vi^er. that the warlike preparations of the Ottoman Por-e had A •:■-. fonie umbrage to the Imperial Court, and looked as if the Grand Signo

Talbot* waited On his Majefty, with their Addrefs of Thanks* for, his iq6ft Gradous Speech Atom the Throne. ere allured that fitch vigorous Meafures have been concerted for carrying oh the war the Spaniards, that by the Bleffing of God* there is me greateft expeft it will be bro

From the LONDON GAZETTE, Jan. 23. Whitehall, January 23. King ha* been pleaied to nominate, conftitute, y* ordain and appoint his Majefty’s moft dearly bc-0 loved Brother Edward Dike of York, his dearly >-#* '•a* beloved Uncle William Duke of Cumberland, the moft Reverend Father