The Gazette

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Permit us lastly, dread Sovereign, to unite in the joyous Acclamations of ypur whole People, that your, Majesty's Reign .over us may be long and prosperous ; that the Almighty God woul4 keep under His…

on this first Opportunity to express the just Sense we have of the Loss your Majesty and all your Subjects have sustained by the Death ofyour Royal Father, of glorious Memory. Nothing could comfort us…

His Majesty in Council was this Day plea-J led to appoint the following Sheriffs, viz. Cornwall, George Denny-} "/ Trenants, Esq;; i Hereford, William Skinner o/Stonehoufe, efqi Somerset, Richard Cham…

The hunhble Address of the Justices of the Supream Court, the Attorney General, High Sheriff, the Grand Jurors for the Body ofthe City and County of New-York in America, ahd the Practitioners of the L…

to us, "oy preserving and prolohgihg your ihcred Life, together vvith the Lives of your most beloVed and "Royal Consort, and of all the Royal issue, and by makihg your Majesty the Instrument of advanc…

" nation, and no otherwise provided than by " His Majesty's Half-Pay " which Letter must bit " signed by the said Officer, mentioning therc- " in the Regiment to which he did belong. " And- also, that…

Trustees Office, South-Sea-Houfe, Dec. 26*, 1725. The Trustees ftr raising Mtney tn tht Estates tf the late Sub.Gtverntur, Dtputy-Governeur, Directors, Cashire, Deputy-Cashire, and Accountant tf tbt S…

January next; the ount de las Torres who is ta command them in chief, is set out this Day for Malaga, and the rest of the General Officers who have been named for thac Purpose ill follow him in a few …