The Gazette

To the QUE E N's Moil Excellent Majesty, The humble Address of the Mayor, Aldermen and Burgeffes of the Borough of Portsmouth. Most Gracious Sovereign ! WE humbly beg leave td approach Tour Maje fly, …

Entries to be made upon Oath or Soleiiin Affirmation of Quakers. ' The said Duties must he cleared off within six Weeks after fuck Entry fliall be or fliould be maae, on Penalty of paj ing dnuble Duty…

Majesty ; so fiiall we joyfully reap tbe Fruits ofa long-wijh'd for Peace, and fee that great Blessing doubled to these Nations, by the Continuance of Tour Majefly's prosperous and gentle Reign over u…

The following Address f.orn the Univetsity of Cambridge, was presented to Her Maj-sty by Dr. Bentley, in the Absence of the Vice-Chancellor, accompanied by the Heads of Colic.ges, Doctors and Masters …

For all gilt and silver Wire, called big Wire, which atiy Wire-drawers, Refiners, or other Traders or Dealers in any such Wire, or any in Trust: for them, or for their Use, sliall be possessed of oc i…

I for Me to fay at the close of this Meeting of P ti lit .ment, but to repeat My hearty Tha iks for your late soleirn Affurances "*, they will qivs Ale Strength to Struggle witb any Difficulties which…

justly due to them by Treaties, and necessary for their Security. We are sensible that the Obligations -we bave all to Tour Majesty for this, ate beyond what it poffible [or Words to fxpress, and tre …

ifiel with the Reception he had met with here from Sthe Nobility, and embarked on a Galley belonging' to the Squadron of this Republick, which is to Conduct him to Civita Vecchia. On Wednesday sa's11 …

And at the same time the Lord Mayor and Ltett-' tenancy ofthe City ofLondon presented the following Address, to Her Majesty, being introduced by Mr. Vice-Chamberlain. To the $JJE E Ns mdit Excellent M…

this Instant, as likewise this Day, our Ii-igii-iie*** FJieaipo^epti*5r*,e'; for1 ^s*nhnd *- ind on Sijyida^ ihe viewvd the Ground as near so the Place as ft S-.as< Kin-jt-gentlj, the "! *,qp^potentii…