The Gazette

not biit 'set the highest Value on that Form of Civil Government, from which our.Happiness is derived; and we Beg Leave, in the most sincere and solemii Manner, to declare tb your Majesty, that in Pro…

the Constitutional Monarchy of our Country, with the Stability of which we are sensible the Interests of the Ecclesiastical Establishment are inseparably united; We offer, Sire, our- fervent Prayers t…

Sb-'to* of good Order, and the Weil-being of Society, the very Foundation of which can be laid only in a true Sense of Religion and a pure Obedience to it's L'aws: And as Citizens of a Country disting…

m Christ, to co-operate with your Majesty's paternal Anxiety for the Preservation ofthe Public Peace and Prosperity, by exerting our best and constant Endeavours' to guard the People committed to our …

Sjf,fi*f^ -"'*. "V ^% **- *\Y^ irsDap July 12, 1792. impracticable Theories of visionary Projectors; Theories, which are not only subversive of all eood Government, but calculated to dissolve the moll…

To the KING's Mcst Excellent Majesty, The humble' Address of the Gentlemen, Clergy, " and Principal Inhabitants of the Town and Neighbourhood of Bury, Lancashire. Most Gracious Sovereign, E, your Maje…

*# # jttnemies; and. that it is our earnest and unfeiemed Wish that your Majesty may long reign the belovad Sovereign of a happy and gratefui People. The following Address of the High Sheriff, the Lor…

Boat* in Hppes that it-will arrive these before the Departure ofthe Essex from that Port; nd b'eg Leave to offer .our sincere Congratulations err the Event. We remain; with' the greatest Refpectp Hono…

MIDLAND CIRCUIT. Lord Chief Baroh Eyre. Mr. Justice Asthurst, Northamptonshire, Tuesday July 31, ai fsorthamf* ton. Rutland, Friday August 3, at Oakham. Lincolnstire, Saturday August A, at thc Castfe …

should, perhaps, have been induced to disclaim and prohibit all further Correspondence ; but -feeling, zs his Lordship did, how important it was to tha Interests of Great Britain to obtain a safe and …