BIRTHDAY OF GEORGE II.
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They write from Bath, that the Kings
birthday was ushered in as follows, with his
proclamation:


At four O'Clock in the morning, the bells
struck out, bonfire was lighted, and a
whole OK set roasting, with quantity of
liquor and huzzas to his Majesty's health !;
at 8 the drums beat the young gentlemen
volunteers to arms; by all hundred and six
ty assembled themselves together at the
Colonel's house; by 10 they we're ready to
march, but first every man drank glass of
brandy to his majesty's health; the officers
were extremely rich in their apparel, vel
vet, embroidery, gold and silver lace the
men with fine caps, cockades, Holland shirts,
silver and gold ribons, shoulder knots, fine
scarlet cloth breeches richly laced, white
stockings, red tops to their shoes; the slings
pieces had this motto: God saye King
George the Second. BY 10 o'clock they
marched through the best part of the town
with two sword-bearers, a set of Morris dan
GERS. and martial music before them; ther
came to the market place. where they drew
up to order for fire; wine was brought, and
every officer charged his glass; the King
Queen, and royal family went round distinct