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y&&*{ over the Hearts People. to promote that due Sense of Religion and Virtue, which, by your jkoyal Proclamation, as well as hy--,/'^^- your .own IIIustrious .Example, )Ouhave so carnej^g^** recomme…

?*fc^ :he Wife, and Able, Conduct of My General; PHnce Ferdinand of Brunswick, has not only stopt their Progress, but has gained Advantages' over them,, notwithstanding their boasted Superiority; and …

Page 1 jpumt., 10052: Fhe London Gazette. $uMfefjjrt 0? aLuttyity. From -Cueroap November 11, to &atuttag November 15, 1760. St. James's, November 12, 1760. Engaged as we are, by every Principle of Du…

improved, by the tender Care of the admirable Princess your Mother, into a Character so amiable and worthy, that the affectionate Reverence of all your People had long prepared them to receive you as …

t '-i '-# ner. Tho. Martin. Sam. Bennet Smith. Gab. Lopez. John Cornwall. Jn Rigg. John Buchanan. John Mills. Ephrahim Isaac. sfr-;-.-! Levi Salomons. Caleb Whitefoord. Rib. Allen. Humphry Coes. Jnp R…

Page 1 £umk 1664^- The London Gazette. jauMistjto »*> aur|)o*u?. From &atttc*)ai November 1, to Cu«tT*ra|* November 4, 1760. A. CERE MON I AL For ihe interrment of His late most Excellent Majesty King…

Rodger!; Mayors, Sheriffs, Justices of the Peace, and all other Our Officers and Ministers, both Ecclesi- ' astical and Civil, and all other Our Subjects, whom it raay concern, to be very vigilant and…

The KING's most Excellent Majesty in Council. WHERE A S the Time limited by His late Majesty's Order in Council of the 25 th of April last, for prohibiting the Exporting out of this Kingdom, Or carryi…

mm. '%fi' do Reign, to bless tbe Royal Prince GcOrgafbe Third nvith leng and happy Year s CO Reign over us. Given at the Court at Carl-ton-House, this Twenty Fifth Day of October, 1760. GOD Save the K…

Genet* Navy-Office, October 13, 1760. Tbe Principal Officers and Commijfioners ofi His Majefifs Navy give Notice, That on Tuesday the z8tb Infiant, at Nine o'Clock in the Morning, Commissioner Rogers …