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And as the likeliest Method to procutb these and all other Blessings from God, w4 lhall heartily pray, that by the pious En-*, deavours of your Majesty, and by the bright1 Example of the Queen, a Spir…

y6urMa]<isty,shr46b'y cA*tceiYioii to the Throne, arid "to CriVe'pei\4e to alTiite yo*ur Majesty of our steads Ane*gfance Lid fiiost hdmblc Dilty to jour Majesty's Person and Governments Ana we most h…

Nor must we decline giving your Majesty' those just Praises and Acknowledgments which mutual Charity and Forbearance dictate to us ; that as jhe- establijhed Religion" of this Land will merit and rece…

/Y*1 of Peace, rqferv'd by He^yen for the Protection and Defence ot %hzt Liberty, by the Wisdom of his Counsels, and the Power of his- Empire, in the Maturity of Manhood, which, he aiTerted with his S…

Page 1 fttimE. 66c6 oncion azett^ \**. f&ufeiiilieD hy &uti)ontp* From ttaettia-f July 18. to BatnrDay July ai. il*.1). Sa Bont'i Nous voyons en vos Majeste;spac~ St. James's, July a a. tomplir heureu…

6Tr sd V But all these "Blessings, great and valuable ds they are, bad not been secured and transmitted to lis, without your having, carefully avoided all Occasions of Strife' sand [Division^ without …

section and dutiful Obedience to thy Royal Person and Government, as our Christian and peaceable Principle enjoyns. And we greatly hope thy Hand will be the happy Instrument to finish that good Work, …

Permit us, Sir, to aflure your Majesty, as becomes truly loyal Subjects, of our unfeigned Affection and most hearty Attachment to your Royal Person; and that we will exert ourlelves, upon all Occasion…

having sp amply supplied td us that Loft in your own Royal Person, by placing your Majesty, to the universal Joy ofyour People, on the Imperial Throne of thele Realms. It was with the greatest Pleasur…

Page 1 &m&} 6&i The London Gazette. ^ubUOjeti fep 'ZutlMity. Fron* teatarOsf Jply i. to %uttW July 4. 17*?. <5i\ James*Si July 3. T'hrone, and with all Duty and Affection to your Sacred Person, we tru…