The Gazette

this is their Tendency, ever fail of Success, recommended as they are, in so signal a Manner, by your Majesty's most Illustrious Example. That your Majesty, rich in domestic Bliss, may long, very long…

f tensive War, was constantly afforded (0 tlie Com* n.cicial Interests of this Nation. When we reflect on the unparalleled Successes, wi.h which it pleased the Almighty to bless the Councils and Anns …

As out late most gracious Sovereign, your Royal Grandfather, entered into a Just and Necessary War for the Support of our Religion, the Protection or* Trade and Commerce, and the Security of our valua…

not to be broken with Impunity ; for we are convinced by Experience, that nothing but real Strength and Vigour at Home, can command a. proper Re* spect and Influence Abroad. Permit us, Sir, to assure …

to raise Money to defray the Expences of repairing tbt said Parish Church. An Act. for the belter and more e'afy rebuilding of tfee Town os War eh tn in th County of Dorset, and for determining Differ…

putting an End to the late necessary, but expensive- and bloody War, by the Conclusion of a Just and Honourable Peace. It adds greatly to our Joy, that your Majesty's Influence and Example have been h…

Presence of the Privy Council, and other Persons of Distinction, as to his Attainments in Religion and Literature, and gave great Satisfaction, though his Royal Highness is" but in the Tenth Year of h…

They were all most graciously received ; and had the Honour of kissing His Majesty's Hand. The following Address of the High Sheriff, No* bility, Gentry, Clergy and Freeholders of the County of Staffo…

Baron Kniphaustn, who was lately the King of Prussia's Minister at London; is to come hither as we hear in the fame Character. Vienna, March 16. Colonel Gascheim is set out from hence to regulate the …

Page 1 $umfu 16300V ¥i\hlitt)tb bp ^utgonrp^ From -CueCDa^ March 29, to ©atlirbap April 2, 1763; By the K I N G, Great Britain called Scotland, upon Thursday the) A PROCLAMATION, /"or a Publick Thanks…