The Gazette

And Mirtlc and Lawrels be always interwoven with the Sacred Gold that encircles your Royal Heads ! And may there never-be wanting a Royal Descendant from yourMajesty and Our most gracious Queen, { "po…

George Boscawen, and Mr. Jones, being iatra- duceef by " the Lord of His Majesty's Bed-Chamber in Waiting : Which Address His Majesty was pleased to receive very graciously. To the King's most Excelle…

Religion; the Fame of whose eminent Virtues, and amiable Endowments, is now spread to the remotest Parts of your Majesty's Dominions. We ardently pray for the uninterrupted Continuance of your'Ma- jes…

^T the Court at St. James's, the 14th Day of December, 1761, P R E- S E N T, The KING's most Excellent Majesty in Council*. WHEREAS His Majesty was graciously pleased by His Royal Proclamation bearing…

Manner, send up Our Prayers and Supplications to the Divine. Majesty, for averting those heavy Judgements which Our manifold Sins snd Pro -. atirns have rr.ost justly deserved, and imploring t*-s i> e…

talate your Majesty upon the joyful Occasion of your Marriage. Although your Majesty's Happiness, as a Prince, was incapable of receiving any Accession by -an Encrease of your Glory Abroad, or of the …

THE Count de Fuentes, the Catholick King's Ambassador to His Britannick Majesty, has just received a Courier from his Court, by whom he is informed, that my Lord Bristol, His Britannick Majesty's Amba…

,~a r_c _" sible, to put an End to the Calamities of War, and to settle the Publick Tranquillity upon a solid and lasting Foundation. To prevent those Calamities from being extended still farther; and…

The following Address of the Freeholders, Justices of the Peace, and Heritors of the County of Dura- barton, has been presented to His Majesty by Archibald Edmonstone, Esq; their Representative in Par…

tAx<**?tv* &&-z s'^'dP^ ..*T .^Ar ,m#^ tftrX'JtJfi+f^AltiSdiCrJ*.'*''*--. I M Leave io congratulate your Majesty ori your fase Arrival in these Kingdoms, and on your Nuptials with the King, oi>r most …