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" ' To the KING's Most Excellent Majisty,' The humble Address of .the Freeholders^ justices of the Peace, .Commiflioners of Supply, and other' Landholders of. the Coanty. of, Sutherland. Mest Gracious…

stroy every Thing which can be valuable to us as Britons. Deeply impressed with these Sentiments, we are anxious to testify our most grateful Acknowledgements for the salutary M.-asure which your Maje…

jf; .V /""Si I < * Paths, from the River Hull or River Humber to Monk Bridge, or to the Tovjn of Leven; and that such Cut or Canal is intended to be carried through, to, or into the several Paristes, …

\'Ah'*id^8r- jects, the Ministers and Elders of the Presbytery of "Dingwall. Signed in our Name, at our Appointment, and in out Presence, byDaniel Rose, Moderator. ' [ Transmitted by William Adam, Esq…

**- *&-% iHv\ |VX5Y-Yi. Sandwith and Co. late of the Shore. James Usher, late- of Black River, now of the Bay of Honduras. Williarri Keene, ofthe City of Canterbury,- Executor and Heir of William List…

* A r^ at Two o'Clock, and oseaed again on Monday tbe zzd of Odober following: Ahd that the Dividend Warrants due the ioth I Day of Odober, viill be ready to be delivered oh Friday the igth of fiaid O…

jst\ ,;^ '-*. abovementioned Treaty, dated the nth Day of March* 1784, corresponding with the 18th of the Month Rubbic ul Saany 1198 Hejeree, confirming ali the Privileges and Immunities of Trade whic…

ftp **\ JW; made at the Time of the Glorious Revolution, and further strengthened and confirmed to us by subsequent Acts of the Legislature. Convinced of the Excellence of our Constitution, we feel ou…

To the KING's Most Excellent Majesty, The humble Address of the Nobility, Gentry, Clergy, Freeholders ' and other Inhabitants of the County of Cornwall. Most Gracious Sovereign, TX/E, your Majesty's d…

f-/k-;~ij\* <: V- //em*^<> y v * -' .-'.' W "" '- >-".' > ' yssf, v,'^fk Y - | <f9 pr Whitehall, August 11. THE following Addresses having been transmitted to the Right Honorable Henry Dundas* His Maj…