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our Liberties, Civil and Religious, depends* under. God, on the Succession in your Illustrious House, we beg Leave to renew all former Assurances, of our inviolable Attachment to your Majesty's Person…

We cannot, without the deepest Concern, fee your Majesty's upright ahd benevolent Intentions ih some Measure frustrated by a Spirit of Division and Discontent unhappily spreading itself at this Time a…

aforesaid were thereby gredtly injiirea*, and so as riot to be worth One Third Part of the Original. Value: His Majesty, for the better Discovering and bringing to Justice the Persons concerned in Com…

'}& ;&#*) With the most unfeigned Sincerity we shall always pray, that your,Majesty's Reign may be long and happy,and overs grateful and an affectionate People* Given under our Common Seal, at the Gui…

May the fame impartial Steadiness, which hath hitherto so remarkably distinguished your Majesty's mild and gracious Government, continue to surmount every Obstacle to the Publick Tranquility, and the …

beg Leave to congratulate your Majesty 6rr the Success that has attended your seasonable Ende4V0urs ta restore to your People the Blessings of Peace* It is with great Pleasure and Satisfaction we fee …

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tnust have constantly attended your Majesty's Arms in the Prosecution of so just and necessary a War. It 19 a Disposition of Mind truly great in a Prince, td choose rather to procure Peace for His Sub…

Sloops, who shall be actually on Board at the Seizure of any Smuggling Vessel, or prohibited Goods, Three Eighth lares, to be equally divided amongst them j To* the Captains of Marines and Land Forces…