The Gazette

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Shropstire,Joseph Oldham, of Cainham, Esijs Somersetshire, Henry Hippefley Coxe, of Downside, Esq;( - *' 4 Staffordstire, Thomas Leversage Fowler- of Pen- ford, Esq; Suffolk, Nathaniel Lee Acton, of L…

[ Price Ten-pfncc Halfpenny. ] Attachment to your Royal Person and Government, which hath ever subsisted with Sincerity in the Breasts of your faithful People, and wl.h none more fo chdn amon-st your …

At Temple Bar His Majesty was met by the Lord Mayor, in a Gown of Crimson Velvet. ' The. Sheriffs in their Scarlet Gowns, and a Deputation from the Aldermen and Common Council,' being all on Horleback…

following Windsor, April l8. This Day the Right Honourable the Lord Mayor and Sheriffs, attended by the Recorder and the City Remembrancer, waited upon His Majesty (being introduced by the Right Honou…

To what Extent He reigned in their Hearts could not have been certainly ahd fully known but by the late universal Dejection and Anxiety of" your Subjects during the Pressure ofyour Majesty's Indisposi…

Page 1 JSiMtfc 13087. t0ubli0)ed bp ^utftoritp, From'CUEftap April 14, to 'ŒfjWZfMy April 16. lyScf. Whitehall,'April 16. Testimonies of unshaken and grateful Fidelity THREighKt inHgohnaosurbaebelne p…

jesty's Government, from a Sense of the Blessings it has diffused throughout every Part of the firuisli Empire. Given under our Common Seal, this 17th D*y of March, 1789. By Order of the Court, John J…

sings which We have received at His Hands, and desiring to manifest to Our faithful and loving Subjects and to the World, the deep and devout Sense which We entertain of His late Mercies vouchsafed un…