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day Morning,- to make an Atiack upon the Village of Pcsterwitz, which has succeeded as well as could be wished : That General not only m&de himself Master of that Place, but of several other Villages …

" \,f. j"* Kidbrook, January 1, 1760. " Whereas an Act hath passed in this present Session if Parliament, to enable the Lord ^Lieutenant of those Counties where the Militia Forces have not been raised…

by the Hand of Providence. And yet, even upon this joyful Occasion, 'tis difficult to refrain from Tears. Allow us to join most cordially with your Majesty, and with all our Fellow Subjects, in lament…

... ,.w W.-UU.--I me formidable Alliance which threatned the Protestant Religion and the Liberties of Europe, we cannot but admire the Magnanimity and" uncommon Spirit, which your Majesty, in Conjunct…

Council, hereby Order that the said Time be prolonged and extended from the aforesaid 31 st Day of this Instant December, to the 1 ith Day of February next; and that the Bounties and Rewards given and…

THE wise and vigorous Measures, by which your Majesty has conducted the present important and most extensive War ; the signal Successes of your Majesty's Arms by "Sea and Land, in every Quarter of the…

"^ The following Address of tbe Mayor, Aldermen and Burgesses of the Town of Beverley, having been transmitted by Sir William Codrington, Bart. one of their Representatives in Parliament, to the Right…

* introduced by the Lord of His Majesty's Bed-Chamber in Waiting : Which Address His Majesty was pleased to receive very graciously. To the King's most Excellent Majesty, The humble Address of 'the Ma…

present themselves at the Guildhall of this Borough, (being approved by an Officer to be appointed) to serve as Soldiers in His Majesty's Forces ; upon the Terms, That they shall not be sent out of Gr…

*&'' Permit us also, Dread Sir, to congratulate your Majesty upon the late important Success osyour Majesty's Arms at Sea, against that desperate Attempt of invading your Majesty's Dominions openly wi…