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jefly tbe French King, upon fucb a Foundation, as by tbs Bleffing of God, may prove effeftual to pro-, cure a Firm and Lasting Tranquillity to Us and Our Subjefts : We therefore Adoring the Divine Goo…

I To which Address, Her Majesty "was pleased to give the following Most Gracious Answer. TH E Expressions of Contern for Our Religion, and of Tour Duty to Me, contained in this Addrtfs, ar e very full…

The following Address from the City of Chester'. was p.-esented to Her Majesty by Pecer Shakertey. Pfqj one of il.jit Representatives in. Parliament, being introduced by the Right Hon. the tarl o Abin…

ment. ' Nor will we altogether despair, but thtt fom hence some Genius may arise, whi stdll perpetuate the Glories of Tour Majefly's Reign, with the fame Exaftness of Truth, with the fame Justness of …

ness have eminently dpp&'afd in Tour great Courdil of Parliament, as also in Tour more private st" ti- sultations and Treaties, by which the frcteitiit't succefftort in the House of Hanover is Jecar'3…

Tlie following Address from the Borough of Nepr- Woodftock, was presenter!; to Her Majelly by Sir Thomas Seabright, Bar. arid Vincent Uakely, Esq) being introduced by the Rt. Hon. the Lord High Chance…

ampton, Governor .of Htt Majesty s Woper ofl a?. l ^rsanojui ^us, viooaejire toe gayety 'Londoii\ t i"etr Religion, and ^utet of their Country*, at I it muil needs be matter of Grief and -Disappoint* …

Passage was granted at the Desire of the States-General, tho'it had been resolved here to let none of the Emperor's Troops march through our Territories, till the States had received Satisfaction in d…