The Gazette

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Page 1 feuniK 9828a From -^ucstjap September 19, co S>arurDap September 23, 175S. A T the Court at Kensington, the 15 th Day of your Majefiy upon the Surrender of Louisbourg, * * • of September, 1758.…

Royal Endeavours for the procuring a safe an4 honourable Peace, by a vigorous Prosecution os the War. May the Divine Providence bless those Endeavours with constant Success, and perpetuate the Happine…

January 1757 : And likewise, That the Rewards of Two Poundb for every Able, and Twenty Shillings for every Ordinary Seaman, be continued to be paid to any Persons who shall, on or before the said Eigh…

Brunswick, give us the more particular Pleasure, as they highly conduce to rescue from Oppression those of your Majesty's Dominions, that have been so unjustly invaded, and have suffered the most barb…

any Person residing within this Realm, (hall be convicted of lending or advancing directly or indirectly, or of causing or procuring to be so lent or advanced, or of subscribing for, or contributing t…

Address was most graciously received f and they ' Measures aWo that have been pursued to annoy had the Honour to kiss His Majesty's Hand. I the Enemv on the Coast of France, must give T tUr. ir > a v …

I Nl ofthe British Navy hath been retrieved and carried to the highest Pitch by the late Action in the Mediterranean j and the Reduction of the French Settlements on the River Senegal hath opened anew…

.<-* *! " : be, and accordingly the said Parliament is hereby further prorogued to the Twenty* fourth Day of April next : Whereof the Lords Spiritual and Temporal, and the Commons in this present Parl…

these Realms may flourish, with equal Lustre, ori the Heads of Your August Descendants, to latest Posterity. To which Address His Majesty was pleased to return this most gracious Answer. JReceive this…