The Gazette

Page 1 jpumfc $$&; The London Gazette. 3$uMfgfye& b% SLuttyiitfr From Cttttbap November 2fy to featur&af December t, 1759, AT the Court at Kenfingtoftt the 23d Day of —And whereas it is judged expedie…

fending the Liberties and Properties of your Subjects, and in asserting the Civil and Religious Rights of Mankind against Tyranny and Arbitrary Powers Given under our Common Seal, at the Guildhall of …

comprehensive of all temporal Blessings, a general and lasting Peace I May your Majesty long live to enjoy such glorious Fruits of your un-vearied Labours for the Publick Good ! And may there never be…

Page 1 $ufilfc&e& b? 8ur|ji)|ftg, azette From feefutUap November 17, to ^ussbap November 20, 1759, A T the Court at St. Jamesh, the 9th Day of i W " prohibit the Exportation of Gunpowder, or any vembe…

'.* v f Instant October, presume to transport into any Parts out of this Kingdom, or carry Coastwise, any Gun<- powder, Salt Petre, or any Sort of Arms or Ammunition, or Ship or Lade any Gunpowder, Sa…

&* -"**" si* gained is not merely their own ; but, in a national- View, is one of the most important Circumstances of our Success, as it must be a striking Admonition - to our Enemies, with whom they …

-7': His Grace the Lord Lieutenant's Answer. J Will i?}i?nediately transmit this dutiful and loyal Address to be laid before His Majesty. The Two following Addresses having beerf- transmitted by his G…

While these great Actions are with justice* under Providence, ascribed to your Majesty, by whose Wisdom the Operations were planned,) and by whose chosen Commanders they were executed, they do at the …

%"?" and which was never so universally and cheerfully paid, as in your Majesty's happy Reign. Given under our Common Seal this Thirty- First Day of October, One Thousand Seven Hundred and Fifty-Nine.…

Jackson, Esq; Mayor of Exeter, to the Right Honourable Mr. Secretary Pi ft, has by him beert presented to His Majesty : Which Address His Majesty was pleased to receive very graciously. To the King's …