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tinned for 'some Time longer His Majesty dotb therefore, by and with the Advice of His privy Council" hereby Order, that the said Time be prolonged and extended from the aforesaid 11 th Day of this In…

Navy Office, January 10, 1760. The Principal Officers and Commissioners of His Majesifs Navy give Notice, that on Thursday tbe 3 \st Instant, at Eleven o'Clock in tbe Morning precisely^ they nvill exp…

Heaven* we have but to ask, that ',ve may be long- blessed with your Majesty to reign over us ; that your Councils may never want such wise and able Ministers, your Armies such brave and experienced G…

for their Country, and the ardent Love they bear to your Majesty : So that there is nothing now but ws may promise ourselves from Affections so general, and so vigorous, under the Direction of your Ma…

Page 1 jpamb $966. The London Gazette. $u&li$)eD bp SLuttyity. From CurtOa? January 15, tofeaturbapJanuary 19j 1760. A T the Court at St. ^awe/s, the 29th Day of De. Fleets have been dispersed, and wh…

Page 1 jgumb 9965. The London Gazette ^uili^tp fcp 0u:|o?it^ FromfeatUCUapJanuary 12, to SP January 15, 1760. A T the Court at St. James%the 29th Day of De- from Leghorne, to cruize against the Prussi…

day Morning,- to make an Atiack upon the Village of Pcsterwitz, which has succeeded as well as could be wished : That General not only m&de himself Master of that Place, but of several other Villages …

" \,f. j"* Kidbrook, January 1, 1760. " Whereas an Act hath passed in this present Session if Parliament, to enable the Lord ^Lieutenant of those Counties where the Militia Forces have not been raised…

by the Hand of Providence. And yet, even upon this joyful Occasion, 'tis difficult to refrain from Tears. Allow us to join most cordially with your Majesty, and with all our Fellow Subjects, in lament…

... ,.w W.-UU.--I me formidable Alliance which threatned the Protestant Religion and the Liberties of Europe, we cannot but admire the Magnanimity and" uncommon Spirit, which your Majesty, in Conjunct…