Exoract. in. AMERICA," are appropriately on the side representing American gifts; whilst the Royal titles--"@xonervs. If. D. G. Mac. Bat. Fr. er. His. Rex. F. D. Brun. ev. Lux. Dux. 8. R. I. Arc. Tu. er. Pr. Ex." surround the Royal arms on the reverse side. These arms are the same as those last described, but their design and finish are immensely Superior. . This engraving is, also, from an impression in the State Library.

VIE. Sea or Georce III.

The warrant for this seal bears date 9th July, 1767; it was received on the following 3d October' (seven years after the death of Geo. II.,) and the preceding seal was returned to the Colonial office. The principal side, where the Indians are offering their gifts to the King, is surrounded by the inscription " Sterrtum. Provincia. Nostra. Novi. Esoract. 1y AMERICA;" on the reverse are the Royal arms (as last described,) with the royal titles--Groreiws HI. D. G. Mage. Bri. Fr. er His. Rex. F. D. Brun. er. Lun. Dux. 8. R. I. An. Tues. er Ex This was the Great Seal of the Province of New-York down to the Revo.utron.

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