The Gazette

THE wise and vigorous Measures, by which your Majesty has conducted the present important and most extensive War ; the signal Successes of your Majesty's Arms by "Sea and Land, in every Quarter of the…

"^ The following Address of tbe Mayor, Aldermen and Burgesses of the Town of Beverley, having been transmitted by Sir William Codrington, Bart. one of their Representatives in Parliament, to the Right…

* introduced by the Lord of His Majesty's Bed-Chamber in Waiting : Which Address His Majesty was pleased to receive very graciously. To the King's most Excellent Majesty, The humble Address of 'the Ma…

present themselves at the Guildhall of this Borough, (being approved by an Officer to be appointed) to serve as Soldiers in His Majesty's Forces ; upon the Terms, That they shall not be sent out of Gr…

*&'' Permit us also, Dread Sir, to congratulate your Majesty upon the late important Success osyour Majesty's Arms at Sea, against that desperate Attempt of invading your Majesty's Dominions openly wi…

Mo ft Gracious Sovereign, WE your Majesty's most dutiful and loyal Subjects, the Bailiffs, Burgesses and Commonalty of the Borough of Tewkefbury, in the County. of Gloucester, in Common Council assemb…

\* v- y : VJ While your Majesty's Fleets and Armies are victorious in all Parts of the World, your Enemies feel the double Distress of Disappointment Abroad, and Embarrassment at Home. They are forced…

Page 1 jpumfc $$&; The London Gazette. 3$uMfgfye& b% SLuttyiitfr From Cttttbap November 2fy to featur&af December t, 1759, AT the Court at Kenfingtoftt the 23d Day of —And whereas it is judged expedie…

fending the Liberties and Properties of your Subjects, and in asserting the Civil and Religious Rights of Mankind against Tyranny and Arbitrary Powers Given under our Common Seal, at the Guildhall of …

comprehensive of all temporal Blessings, a general and lasting Peace I May your Majesty long live to enjoy such glorious Fruits of your un-vearied Labours for the Publick Good ! And may there never be…