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f7 . i- September last, enter themselves to serve in His Majesty s Royal Navy, either with the Captains or Lieutenants of His Majesty's Ships, or the Chief Officers on Board such Tenders as ihould be …

fi^Ff^K Firfi Lieutenants. Waif. DowdefwelL Robert Lloyd. Harry Gordon. Hugh Higgins. John Halstead. John Campbell. Edward Thompson. Abraham Wootton. Thomas Barely. Edward Henville. Ter. OXoghlen. Dav…

Page 1 numb* toi^o. rJ'^Tgr'^ he London Gazette. •JBuMfef&tfe i>? flutbojltf. • M H M M M k From CuieCDa? November 24, to &atucDag November zS, 1761. A'T the Court at St.'James's, the 25th Day of loya…

"""-... (.-?;** . V 1. w.-".* " W*v, '\'?*t AT the Court at St. Jamess, the 19th Day of Oftober, 1761, PR E S E N T, The KING's most Excellent Majesty in Council. WHEREAS the Time limited by His Ma-( …

A the Age of Fifty, nor under the Age Qf Twenty Years, who should, on or before the Twelfth Day of September last, enter themselves to serve in His Majesty's Royal Navy, either with the Captains or Li…

Page 1 JUimb. 10157) ^Ut)U«3htl3 bf atltbOjlt?. * m TVs i, From ^aturUtt'? November 14, to -Cuttrjap November 17, 17*51. Atthe Council Ch amber Whitehall, the 7th Day the Borough of Stafford in the Co…

ddh t . men, Clergy and Freeholders of the County of Salop. Most gracious Sovereign, WE your Majesty's most dutiful and faithful Subjects beg Leave to present our warmest Congratulations to your Majes…

Shillings for every ordinary Seaman, should be paid to every such able and ordinary Seaman, not above the Age of Fifty, nor under the* Age of Twenty Years, who should, on or before the Twelfth Day of …

Reason be expected from Our Successes. It is therefore My fixed Resolution, with your Concurrence and Support, to carry on the War in the most effectual Manner for the Interest and Advantage of My Kin…

Such is the Confidence we repose in the Wisdom of our gracious King;, and such the Respect which our Principles inspire towards our Superiors* that Duty would have led us, to render to His Royal Conso…