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Permit us, Great Sir, to express our unalterable Zeal for your Majesty's Sacred Person and Government ; our warmest Wishes," that your Majesty may long reFgn in the Hearts of your People, and that the…

It is probable, that this will l*.e delivered to you by Captain Douglas, of His Majesty's fourth Regime nt, who, notwithstanding-very bad Health, came upon this Service, and was pre tent m the Attack"…

Admiralty Office, July I j. Captain Lobb, of His, Majesty's Sloop the Swan,, gives an Account, that on the nth Instant, being on the Coast of Holland, he took La Fluer Privateer of Dunkirk, of two Gun…

John Earl of Buckinghamshire- Henry. Arthur Eari of Powis, Comptroller of Our Household ; Charles Earl of Egremont, Simon Earl Harcourt, Charles Earl Cornwallis,-Constable of Our Tower of London " Phi…

Navy Office, July io, 1761. The Principal Officers and Commissioners of His Majefifs Navy give Notice, that therer are in the Hands of the Treasurer of the Navy, Money and Exchequer Bills to pay off a…

Our warmest Wishes are, that such a Train of Great and Providential Successes may at Length over- ome the Haughtiness of your Enemies, and that they, whom Justice could not control!, may be confined, …

,....<..* ....- . _ _r , _ Two o'Clock the next Morning, and has brought her to" Spithead. She proved to be the Russian .of Bayonne, of Six Carriage and Sixteen Swivel Guns, with 46 Men ; and sailed t…

ment, Civil or Military, within our Kingdoms of Great Britain or Ireland, Dominion of Wales, Town of Berwick upon Tweed, Ifles pf Jersey, Guernsey, Alderney, or Sark, and had not been removed of disch…

Page 1 JUtmb. io116, The London Gazette. %DuM(i3tjerj b? aut"go?ftP. From Œuesba? June .23, to ^atutfrap June 27, 1761. AT the Court at St. James's, the 25th Day of Council; islue forth this Our Royal…

unavoidably entred into, and carried on with such remarkable Vigour and Spirit; and when it is His good Pleasure to restore us to Peace, may it be fase, lastinor and honourable. May your Majesty long …