Most Gracious Sovereign, " ' ' * " ifi': . W'E your Majesty.'s mast dutrfu) aikjf fbya*! Strfi- jects, Inhabitants of tlte *Bl^g'n' #**&*&. lade, and Freeholders within the? 'UdtiM^Sf^^of Highworth, C…

tegrity and Ability as your Councillors and Advisers, to the Comfort of your loyal Subjects, and to the Establishment of your Throne in Prosperity and 'Happiness. February 27, 1784.. [ Signed by 126 P…

"^g* k The following Address of the Bailiff, Burgesses, and Inhabitants bf the ancient Borough of Daventre, has been presented to the King by Lucy Knightley, Esq; one of the Representatives in Parliam…

l:sP Constitution, our. tenucu >u i..v -.-. ._ . of the Chartered Rights and Privileges of your People- Allow us to express the Happiness we individually feel under.the Government of a Sovereign so we…

;*:; 'SA* /"-'.iL General Meeting convened by public Advertisement, think it incumbent upon us, at the present alarming Crisis, to approach the Throne with firm Assurances of our Attachment to your Ro…

V/MTVi';' & Which Address His Majesty was pleased to receive very graciously: The humble Address of the Citizens of Bristol to His Majesty. Most Gracious Sovereign, WE, your Majesty's most dutiful and…

IT fits il The following Address of the Mayor, Aldermen^ ahd Citizens of the City of Worcester, has been presented to the King by the Honourable William Ward, one of the Representatives in Parliament,…

s*\ ff Carlton-Houfie, February 9. His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales will have a Levee on Saturday Se'nntght, the 21st Instant, and afterwards on the First Saturday in every Month, during the Sit…

Sussex,Thomas Den nett, of Ashhtlrst, Esq; Warwickstoite, Joseph Boultbee, of Baxtcrley, Esq* Wcrtrsterstire, Thomas Bund, of Wick, Esq; Wiltshire,WiUiam Chafin Grove, of Zeals, Eiq; York'stire,Willia…

*Y Abhorrence to the late Proceedings of a desperate Faction, raised by a Set of Men lately dismissed from your Majesty's Councils, who, not content with attempting to rob a Part ofyour Majesty's Subj…