The Gazette

4 *3 6 6. Abovi -486 456 BRITISH GOVERNMENT TONTINE, 1789. Heads of an Ad for raising One Million Tvoo Thousand Five Hundred Pounds by Way ofi Annuities* with Benefit ofi Survivorship, in Classes. To …

Whitehall, July 10, 1789. . T^f HEREAS it has been humbly represented to the- King, that a certain Order for Payment of Money,-dated the 22d Day ofi September, 1788, with the Name ofi John Moore there…

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having laboured under the Pressure of a most arbitrary one for the Space of near Fiv Years, it was with the deepest Concern we heard of the alarming Indisposition of our Sovereign. Animated not less b…

A la Tres Excellente Majeste dil ROIs' Humble Adresse-des Citoyens de la Ville et; District de Montreal dans la Provincs de Quebec. . Tres Gracieux Souverain, XTOUS les loyaux et fideles, anciens et n…

. War-Office, Dublin Castle, August ?.l, 1789. Letters Patent have been passed under the Great Seal of this Kingdom, constituting and appointing the Right Honorable Lieutenant-General William Augustus…

Whitehall, August 24., 1789.' T fHEREAS it has been humbly represented to the ^* King, that various Riots and Disturbances broke out on or about the 2gth Day of July last, and continued fior several s…

To Francis Charles, Viscount Glerawly^ the Dignity of Earl Annefley, of Castlewellan, in thc Dounty of Down, to him and the Heirs Male of his Body, and in Default of such Issue, to his Brother, the Ho…

The many essential Advantages we derive and daily experience from the Administration of your Majesty's auspicious Government, cannot but make us anxious for the Continuance of it. We are thankful for …

sincere and joyful Congratulations on the happy Re* establishment of your Majesty's Health, Though prevented by our Situation frpm imme~ diately sharing in those Blessings eminently enjoyed by every B…