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Fowle's New Hampshire Gazette And General Advertiser
Portsmouth, Rockingham County, New Hampshire
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British King's speech to Parliament on January 24 reports amicable resolution of European disputes, benefits of peace including increased commerce, revenue, and public credit; urges strict economy and provisions for public service, naval force, and debt reduction.
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On the 24th of January, his Britannick Majesty opened the session of his Parliament with a speech ;--in which he mentions, that the disputes which threatened to disturb the tranquility of Europe were brought to an amicable conclusion-that his subjects begin to enjoy the happiness consequent upon peace, in the augmentation of commerce, the increase of the revenue, and public credit of the nation--Ardently desires, that the strictest oeconomy may be observed in every department--and is persuaded, that the nourishing state of the revenue will enable them to make every necessary provision for the public service, for maintaining their naval force upon the most solid and respectable footing, and for the diminution of their publick debt.
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Britain
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24th Of January
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disputes in europe brought to amicable conclusion; augmentation of commerce, increase of revenue and public credit; strictest oeconomy observed; provisions for public service, naval force maintenance, and diminution of publick debt.
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His Britannick Majesty opened the session of his Parliament with a speech mentioning resolution of European disputes, happiness from peace via commerce, revenue, and credit increases; desires strict oeconomy in departments; persuaded that revenue state enables provisions for public service, solid naval force, and debt reduction.