The Gazette

that the Constitution of these Kingdoms may bg transmitted unimpaired to the latest Generation, through the Princes*of your illustrious House, is the fervent Prayer of, May it please your Majesty, You…

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for the Suppression thereof, and bringing the deluded Authors thereof to & due Sense" of their Errors. We earnestly pray that your Majesty may long wield the Sceptre of the British Empire i'n Peace an…

' / / n. A" cept as is before excepted) to be paid upon the Conviction of any one or more of the Offenders, by me, John Brooke} Secretary to the Proprietors. APPRENTICE DUTY INDEMNITY. Stamp-Office, S…

Progeny, is the most ardent Wish aiid Prayer of us, ypur Majesty's truly faithful and affectionate Subjects:." . [Transmitted by Sir John Thorold, Bart, and Charles Anderson Pelham, Esq; Representativ…

" ' To the KING's Most Excellent Majisty,' The humble Address of .the Freeholders^ justices of the Peace, .Commiflioners of Supply, and other' Landholders of. the Coanty. of, Sutherland. Mest Gracious…

stroy every Thing which can be valuable to us as Britons. Deeply impressed with these Sentiments, we are anxious to testify our most grateful Acknowledgements for the salutary M.-asure which your Maje…

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\'Ah'*id^8r- jects, the Ministers and Elders of the Presbytery of "Dingwall. Signed in our Name, at our Appointment, and in out Presence, byDaniel Rose, Moderator. ' [ Transmitted by William Adam, Esq…

**- *&-% iHv\ |VX5Y-Yi. Sandwith and Co. late of the Shore. James Usher, late- of Black River, now of the Bay of Honduras. Williarri Keene, ofthe City of Canterbury,- Executor and Heir of William List…