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a Religion which- enjoins us to fear God, And honour the King, to-obey the constituted A'uthOri- ties, and to reverence the ministrations of th>- Altar. To these true and ancient principles of the .Br…

by your Majesty and your .illustrious Ancestors, Oft the same principles which first seated the House of Brunswick on the Throne of these realms. We are sensible, that, the attacks ostensibly levelled…

fabrick reared by the wisdom of ages, and hallowed by the approbation of an admiring world. Deign, Sire, to accept the homage of our devotion ! May the Divine Architect of the Universe shield our Prin…

Page 1 17674. [ 241 J London Gazette. TUESDAY, JANUARY 30, 1821. THE following Addresses, having been trans- o bring the laws and religious institutions of the mitted to Viscount Sidmouth, one of His …

dignity of the Crown, demand My wannest acknowledgments. I have directed that the estimates for the current- year shall be laid before you, and it is a satisfaction to Me to have been enabled to make …

To the KING'S Most Excellent Majesty. WE, your Majesty's most dutiful subjects, the Mayor, Citizens and other Inhabitants of the ancient and loyal City of Chester,, most respectfully approach the Thwm…

4prU3Qth ISIS. THE Governor in Council is pleased to publish the following orders issued by Lieutenant Colonel Imlach, C. B. under date the Gth and 8th instant, in taking possession of the Forts of Ra…

by the rashness of headstrong declaimers, heedless or ignorant of the tendency of their own folly;' but much, likewise, (it cannot and ought not to be dissembled), must be ascribed to the too prevaili…

To the KING'S Most Excellent Majesty. We, the Rector, Churchwardens, Vestrymen, and other inhabitants of the Parish of St. James'* Westminster, are most anxious to as-sure your Majesty of our devoted …

nership are to be paid, into tbe Bank of Messrs. Scbolfiehf, Coates, and Co. in Howclen a/oiyisaid, for the equal benefit of the said Hugh Harrison and ^J'olin Robinson ; and also that tbe said Hugh H…