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GEORGE R.

WHE

HEREAS Our trufty and well-beloved Richard Baldwin, of Paternofter-Row, in Our City of London, Bookfeller, hath, by his Petition, humbly reprefented unto Us, that he is the Proprietor of a Work that is published monthly, entitled,

The LONDON

MAGAZINE..

In which is contained many original Pieces, that were never before printed; and that he is at a great expence in paying Authors for their Labours in writing and compiling the faid Work, which has been published once a Month for near Thirty Years paft, and hath met with great approbation from the Publick. That he is now publishing therein

An Impartial and Succinct HISTORY of the Origin and Progrefs of the PRESENT WAR,

To be illuftrated with many Maps and Charts, which hath already been so well received, as to induce feveral Perfons to reprint it in other periodical Publications; and being defirous of reaping the Fruits of his very great Expence and Labour, in the Profecution of this Work, and enjoying the full Profit and Benefit that may arife from printing and vending the fame, without any other Perfon interfering in his juft Property, he most humbly prays Us, to grant him Our Royal Licence and Protection, for the fole printing, publishing, and vending the faid Work. And We do, therefore, by thefe Prefents, fo far as may be agreeable to the Statute in that cafe made and provided, grant unto him, the faid Richard Baldwin, his Executors, Adminiftrators, and Affigns, our Licence for the fole printing, publishing, and vending the faid Work, for the Term of Fourteen Years, ftrictly forbidding all Our Subjects, within Our Kingdoms and Dominions, to reprint, abridge, or, publish the same, either in the like or any other Volume, or Volumes whatfoever, or to import, buy, vend, utter, or distribute, any Copies thereof, reprinted beyond the Seas, during the aforefaid Term of Fourteen Years, without the Confent and Approbation of the said Richard Baldwin, his Heirs, Executors, or Affigns, under their Hands and Seals first had and obtained, as they will answer the contrary at their Perils. Whereof, the Commiffioners, and other Officers of Our Cuftoms, the Master, Wardens, and Company of Stationers, are to take Notice, That due Obedience may be rendered to Our Will and Pleasure herein declared. Given at Our Court at Kensington, the 23d Day of October, 1759, in the Thirty-Third Year of Our Reign.

His MAJESTY's Command.

W. PITT.

XXX

Or, GENTLEMAN's Monthly Intelligencer.

For JANUARY,

Infeription to his Royal Highness the
Bishop of Ofnabrug

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The Hypochondriack, No. XXVIII. 5
Sele& Maxims

1780.:

Debates in the Houfe of Commons 19
On voting 85,000 Seamen 20
On Lord G. Gordon's Motion 22
Mr. Hartley's Speech on the A-
merican War

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On Lord Offory's Motion to cenfure Adminiftration ibid. A Letter to the Editor, on the Advantages and Difadvantages of keeping a Miftrefs instead of marrying -History of Col. C- and his Miftress

On Popish Ceremonies

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Defcription of baptifing a Church

ibid.

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Debates in the Houfe of Lords

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-On the Earl of Shelburne's Motion for cenfuring Administration ib.

Prologue and Epilogue to the Times 39
The Parliament Man -

ibid.

With the following Embellishments, viz.

An elegantly engraved Head of His Royal Highness the BISHOP OF OSNABRUG,

AND

A North-Eaft View of the Queen's Palace at Windfor.

LONDON, printed for R. BALDWIN, at No. 47, in Pater-nofter-Row; Of whom may be had complete Sets, from the Year 1732 to the present Time, ready bound and stitched, or any fingle Volume to complete Sets.

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