The Gazette

We feel the utmost Concern and Indignation that the Happiness and Tranquillity of this Kingdom should be interrupted by various Attempts to excite a Spirit of Discontent and Disturbance, and that Appe…

We feel it our Duty, in the present Crisis, to fay, that we loyally acknowledge the Government of this Country, as consisting of King, Lords and Commons ; and we will discountenance all Doctrines de-.…

Page 1 £$s$m&, 13493. r. 4« 1 rr^ From ^atUCtmp January 12* to CllCsQa^ January 15, 1793. A T the Court at St. James's, the 9th of January, fore, "by and with the Advice of His Privy Council* 179$: by…

SENT, The KING's Most Excellent Majesty In Council* HEREAS by an Act passed in the I wenty- eighth Year of the Reign of His present Majesty, intituled, " An Act for regulating the Trad " between the S…

Starafc [ Puce JEight-pence, J ;tp>n of Naval Stores, and more effectually to prevent I any of jhe T^ritories j^lOflgWJg tOJlhj? (jid United rize, or by Warrant or Warrants, under His Sig> Manual, to …

land, or any other Person or Persons who shay be duly authorized in that Kingdom respectively, iri the Manner and Form.hereinafter mentioned ; whicH Licences fliall continue and be in Force for Seven …

I Price Eight-pence,. ] -8 7 Vol A clamation dated the First Day of this instant December ; such respective Sums to be paid them by the respective Clerks of the Checque residing at the? Port* where th…

T f^Ht-J- clamation dated the First Day of this instant December ; such respective Sums to be paid them by the respective Clerks of the Checque residing at tha Ports where the Ships or Vesiels on Boar…

Page 1 ^ublifyeto..ty ^ni^mtp. Frorsi SatUtUag'December 22, to CtieCQag December 25, 1792. T the Court at St. James's, the 15th of December, shall be expended in Trade upon the Coast of A 1793, Africa…

*"> YY^^T Whitehall, December zz. THE following Address of the Gentlemen, Clergy, Merchants, Tradesmen, Free Burgesses, and other Inhabitants of the Town and Neighbourhood of Liverpool, signed by upwa…