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&* -"**" si* gained is not merely their own ; but, in a national- View, is one of the most important Circumstances of our Success, as it must be a striking Admonition - to our Enemies, with whom they …

-7': His Grace the Lord Lieutenant's Answer. J Will i?}i?nediately transmit this dutiful and loyal Address to be laid before His Majesty. The Two following Addresses having beerf- transmitted by his G…

While these great Actions are with justice* under Providence, ascribed to your Majesty, by whose Wisdom the Operations were planned,) and by whose chosen Commanders they were executed, they do at the …

%"?" and which was never so universally and cheerfully paid, as in your Majesty's happy Reign. Given under our Common Seal this Thirty- First Day of October, One Thousand Seven Hundred and Fifty-Nine.…

Jackson, Esq; Mayor of Exeter, to the Right Honourable Mr. Secretary Pi ft, has by him beert presented to His Majesty : Which Address His Majesty was pleased to receive very graciously. To the King's …

tain called Scotland, upon Thursday the Twenty- Ninth Day of November next. And we do strictly Charge and Command, that the said publick Thanksgiving be reverently and decently observed by ail Our lov…

tioned Proclamation, be continued to be paid until the said gth Day of November next: ; Whereof all Persons concerned are to take Notice, and govern themselves accordingly. W. Blair. Magdebourg, OSfob…

terest of Your Kindoms, and reflect Honour upon those, whom Your Majesty has been pleased to admit into Your Council, or to intrust with the Conduct of Your Fleets and Armies. These will ever command …

fame should be continued for some Time longer ; His Majesty doth therefore, by and with the Advice of His Privy Council, hereby order, that the said Time be prolonged and extended from the aforesaid 2…

extended from the aforesaid 29th Day of this Instant September, to the 9th Day of November next; and that the Bounties and Rewards given and granted by His Majesty's aforementioned Proclamation, be co…