The Gazette

* -; -> /*" St. James's, May 12, .1778. The following Addresses having been transmittei by his Excellency the Earl of Buckinghamshire, Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, to the Lord Viscount Weymouth, One of…

your Majesty, and our inviolable Attachment to our free and happy Constitution. Anxious for the Glory ofyour Majesty's Reign, and for the Prosperity of every Part of your Dominions, we obieive with th…

f^.^i"'-^ / N.T- To His:Most Excellent -Majesty G E O RG^ tie Third, King of Great Britain", France.an^ Ire- land, &c. ,&c. &c.. . "- . The -humble Addre& of the Homan Catholics of Ireland. ';" Mofi G…

M Stt Norfolk, CM. SvtREY Shriwsbvjt Linton fur tbe Scotch stourton Petre Arundeli Dor mer Te vnii am Cliffokd Charles Stourton Hugh C.ifi'ord Tliomas Fletewood Hem'y Engleftcld Hcr.rv Tichborne of yo…

* mR "^fjp.^ - ;*.-*"> *". \ f *' ''" '*" "sC" / ceeded to the Gun Wharf, and viewed minutely the Magazines, Artillery, and Stores; then to the Victualling-Office at Chatham; and returned at Half past…

~;*x Lord' Chamberlain's-Office, Aprilze, 1778. OTICE is hereby given, that His Majesty will not go to Chapel, or be at the Drawing Room, To-morrow, at St. James's; but that the Queen will go to Chape…

* . - Thirty-five. He adds, that in his Passage to England he fell in with~and took a Rebel Schooner from. Bilboa, bound to Boston, having on Board 95 Bales of Woollens and 18 Tons of Iron. St. James'…

Lowth, request that your Excellency will assure His Majesty of our unfeigned Sentiments of Loyalty, Duty, and Attachment to His Majesty's Royal Person and Government, and to declare, that at a Time wh…

Ditto, Captain James Holwell to to be Majorj vieg William Dalrymple. Ditto, Lieutenant Richard Rich Wiiford to be Gap- tain, vice James Holwell. Ditto, Eniign G. A. Chetwynde to be Lieutenant* vice Ri…

& ^ ^ most affectionate Attachment to your Majesty's; sacred Person and Government, We, the Lord Mayor, Sheriffs, Commons, and Citizens of your antient and loyal City of Dublin, beg Leave to. approach…