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osvthe City of Aberdeen, desire to express the highest Joy on the Complication of happy Event", which have lately reflected new Glory on your Majesty, and shed the most benign Influences on these Kir.…

I Thomas Baker. General Post-Office, December 14, 1762^ The Correspondence bring non't open between Dover and Calais, and between D.ver andOfiend; the Mails fir France will continue to be dispatched f…

f\: Right 10, that of being the Father of your People* and the Frier,d of Mankird. Given under our Common Seal, this Fifteenth Day of December, in the Year of Our Lord* One thousand seven hundred and …

" b'l.'ie thtir expose to sale at this Office, tbe Hulls ofHis tMajefift Ship Woolwich and Baltimore Sloop, lying at Dtptford, with sundry Stores 1w btard them: Printed Inventories whereof will be del…

riff, Gentry, Clergy, and Freeholders of the Count/ of Norfolk, ever Jensible of our Duty to the best of Sovereigns, beg Leave to approach your Royal Person with our Tribute of Congratulation upon the…

The following Address of thc AUerman, Recorder, ComburaelJe!', Burgesses, Gentlemen --nd 1 Icr- gy of the Borough and Neighbourhood o: Gran1.ham in the County of Lincoln, has been preferred to His Maj…

Be assured, that no Endeavour on My Part shall be wanting to promote the Saered Interests "of Christian Piety, and of Moral Virtue ; and to transmit to Posterity our present mofi happy CuffUtzUion. Th…

, *"*- you are so truly anxious; and those Subjects cannot but be compleatly happy from the Consideration, that he will learn to govern their Posterity from your great Example. Long may your Majesty a…

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People great, free, and prosperous; and succeed to that truly steady affectionate Loyalty in the Heart* of his future Subjects, wherewith we glory in being. Your Majesty's most dutiful, most faithful,…