The Gazette

I Price Threu-PaKe. } King : Which Address His Majesty wa~s pleasei to receive very graciously. To the King's most Excellent Majesty, The humble Address of the Mayor-and Burgesses of the Town of Notti…

ist of October, Orders were given for turning their Left, and gaining upon them the Height of Winterfkoflen* whilst a Body of Cavalry was to threaten their Rear by the Way of Hoff, and all the Army-to…

Kensington, Oflober 21. 'The following Address of the Gentlemen Freeholders of the County of Renfrew, having been transmitted by William Mure, Esq; their Representative in Parliament, to the Right Hon…

I "tt": .' ' j? :-0- " . 'Mits-- X1 i ^Jl- " the Borough of Bridport in the County of Dorset. Most Gracious Sovereign, A Midst the general Joy for the Success of your Majesty's Arms, your Majesty will…

The following Address of the States of the Island of Jersey, having been transmitted by Lieutenant General Hufke, Governor of the said Island, to the Right Honourable Mr. Secretary Pitt, has by him be…

Kensington, Odober 10. The following Address of the Guild or Brotherhood of Masters and Pilots Seamen of the Trinity House of Kingston upon Hull, having been transmitted by Sir George Montgomery Metha…

County of Huntingdon, assembled at the General Quarter Sessions of the Peace, holder! at Huntingdon the 3d Day of October, 1758. Most Gracious Sovereign, E your M?j?sty's most dutiful and loyal Subjec…

Page 1 j£umb* 9831. Si? ^uM&ljetfl bp ^iuraotftp. From fe>atUC0a? September 30, to Cutfoap Odober 3, 1758. Kensington, OSlober 3. your Majesty's paternal Care /or your Subjects, ^HE following Address …

Most Gracious Sovereign^ tTC7E your Majesty's most dutiful and loyal Subjects, the Mayor, Masters, and Capital Burgesses, of the City of Wells, in Common Council aiTeinbled, beg Leave - to congratulat…

Page 1 he London ^ublisljeD bp 0utl)O^t?, From S>atutfJap September 2 3 , to CueOJsp September 16, 1758. A T the Court at Kensington, the 15th Day this Kingdom, that the said Prohibition should: T•*h*…