The Gazette

all Attempts that may be made to disturb the Peac* and Order of Society, or to diminish the Blessings pf our happy Constitution in Church and State. Whitehall, June 30. THE following Addresses having …

f. The following Address of the Mayor, Aldermen and Chief Burgesses of the Borough of Newport in the Ifle of Wight has been preiented to the King by the Rev. Dr. Worfley and Edward Rufhwordi, Esq; Two…

Sensible of those Enjoyments we reap from you? Majesty's' mild and happy Reign, we most heartily pray, that thiy may Jong flow from the fame Source; and convinced of the dangerous Tendencies of Innova…

W amongst the various Orders of" the Community, we will not fail to instil into the Minds of those committed to our Cars the true Principles of Religion and Loyalty, and to offer up to Almighty God ou…

a j list Confidence iri the Integrity and Wisdom 6T Parliament, and a Continuance of that zealous Attachment to the Government and Constitution of the Kingdom, which has ever prevailed in the Miri-ds …

stitution and your Majesty's truly mild and paternal Government, we will support that Constitution and Government against ail rash Attempts which may be made to snake, or any insidious Designs which m…

An Ad for improving the Navigation ef the River Medway from the Town of Maidstone, through the several Paristes ofi Maidfione, Boxley, Allington, and' Aylesfiord, in the County ofi Kens. An Ad for bui…

Page 1 jQumiu 13424. 39i ] From ^attir&aj? June 9, to CUCsDag June 12, 1792. By tlie K I N G , which We so earnestly desire-as to secure the Publick A PROCLAMATION. GEORGE R. Peace and Prosperity, and…

S ^ Kingdom, which has ever 'prevailed in the 'Minds of the People thereof: And whereas there is nothing wliich We so earnestly desire as to secure the Publkk -Peace and Prosperity, and to preserve to…

which We so earnestly desire as to secure the Publick Peace and Prosperity, and to preserve to all Our loving Subjects the full Enjoyment of their Rights and Liberties, both Religious and Civil: We, t…