The Gazette

Most Gracious Sovereign, yi^E, the Principal and Professors of the University of Edinburgh, beg Leave humbly to approach your Majesty's Throne, and to present, with profound Respect, our unanimous and…

ment to your Majesty's Royal Person and Go* vernment. We desire to join your Majesty's other loyal and affectionate Subjects, in unfeigned Congratulation on your Majesty's late happy Escape frorn the …

ment of the principal Actors in that wicked and frantic Combination will have a sahitarv Influence upon the future Conduct of such misguided Person;-: as may have been seduced from their Duty ana Loya…

from the political Confusion to which, unhappily, neighbouring States have been exposed. Earnestly praying that your Majesty's Government may ever proceed undisturbed by foreign or domestic Enemies, w…

press to your Majesty our sincere Joy and most cc. dial Congratulations on the Detection and Failure of a moll: daring and atrocious Conspiracy avov.-t.dly enteted into for the horrid and unnatural Pu…

as unwarranted and atrocious as ever disgraced the British Annals. Having long experienced the paternal Care and sacred Love of Justice which have distinguislied your Majesty's auspicious "Reign, we m…

and we hope that the late most just and necessary Examples will secure your Majesty from all secret Conspiracies ; and that your Majesty's Virtues, and the Firmness of your Government, will ever prove…

St. James's, March 16, 1803. THIS Day the Reverend Doctor Sumner, Vice- Cliancellor of the University of Cambridge; Doctor Pearce, Doctor Jowett, Doctor Ingle, the Reverend Mr. Burrell, Mr. Broderick,…

By the KING. A PROCLAMATION, For recalling and prohibiting Seamen from serving Foreign Princes and States ; a::d for granting Rewards for discovering such Seamen 'as shall conceal themselves.a GEORGE …

By the KING. A PROCLAMATION, For recalling and prohibiting Seamen from serving Foreign Princes and States ; and for granting Rewards for discovering fiuch Seameri as shall conceal themselves. GEORGE R…