The Gazette

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…

of ydur Majesty's Counsels, we look forward with* the most pleasing Hopes to the salutary Consequences of the glorious Victory obtained in the West Indies; and we lift our Souls in devout and thankful…

stances, who do not make a proper Use of the Indulgence hereby offered them, will be strictly sought after, and, (in case they are apprehended) brought to a Court Martial, and treated as the Law direc…

The following Address of the Noblemen, Gentlemen, -L lergy, and Freeholders ofthe County of Huntingdon, has been presented to the King by the Earl of Ludlow, One of the Representatives in Parliament f…

-*-*;'"*---"' *a jesty sor having gracioufly cornplied with the WishcU of you People. We do also thank your Majesty, for recommending to your Parliament, a Plan of Rconomy through all the Branches of …

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V Certificate thereof be obtained iri Manner above directed, before such Copper be laden or pun on Bor.rd ; and also to permit the carrying Coastwise ofCoj;p- r in Sheets weighing more than Twelve Oun…