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Constitution, and fully sensible of the Benefits we . enjoy under .a just and equitable Administration of th.e Laws, we heard of the late horrid Attempt with the utmost Horror and Detestation, and do …

Professions of inviolable Attachment toyour Majesty's Person, Family, and Government. John Shearman, Chairman. William Ratican, Secretary. Kilkenny* June 4, 1800. To the KING'S Most Excellent Majesty.…

WEj Most Gracious Sovereign, ',, your Majesty's most dutiful and loyal Subjects, the Mayor, Sheriffs, and Citizens of the City of Limerick, in Common-Council assembled, beg Leave to approach your Maje…

' #.' Jln. **.' f** ^VhrjsV * ,-f j treasonable Designs, we cannot but express our" Gratitude for the Divine Interposition repeatedly- manifested in your Favor by averting a Blow which might have prov…

Infection as shall be made by His Majesty, his Heir* and Successors, by and with the Advice of his Privy- Council, and notified by his Royal Proclamation, or published in the London Gazette, under suc…

- V llPlYl / V*rfJi>s v--^ ,.*. Leave in all Humility to transmit to your Majesty our most heartfull and sincere Congratulations upon your happy and providential Preservation against the late wicked a…

5*i'i May the fame Almighty Power continue to watch over and protect your sacred Person ; may no Englishman be void ofthe Horror which we feel at the Crime of Assassination, or be uninfluenced by Reve…

rrr* i x n< <tfi?K x& <??A T the Court at St. James's, the 2Sth of May 1800, PRESENT, The KING'S Most Excellent Majesty in Council. WHEREAS the Time limited by Hi's Majesty's Order in Council of the F…

.*-": a. V rf^Y L ' retire till they lost Twelve Hundred Men, of wh'vu Twenty Officers and Two Hundred and Eighty Privates are Prisoners. On the 4th I received a Letter from the General* informing me …

A..... PRESENT, The KING'S Most Excellent Majesty In Council. WHEREAS the Time limited by His Majesty'* Order in Council ofthe Fourth Day of December last, prohibiting the Transportation into any Part…