Apr Sess: 1721

To the Kings most Excellent Majesty
May it please your Majesty

Congratulatory
Address to his Matis.
upon the birth of
[..] a young Prince.

We your Majestys most dutifull & Loyall, Subjects the Justices
of the Peace for the County of Middlesex in General Quarter
Sessions Assembled Do humbly beg leave to approach Your
Majesty with our most hearty Congratulations for the great
Blessing it has pleased Almighty God to afford your
Royall Family and these Nations in the Birth of A
Prince who we pray God may is her it all your Majestys
Vertnes and by whom our Views and at dent hopes are so
greatly Enlarged of having the many benefits we
enjoy in a Potefcant Succession of Princes in your illustrious
house perpetuated to the latest posterity It must be looked
upon by all good men as a farther Earnest of that
gracious Providence that has in all times and in
the greatest (Difficultys So Signally appeared for these
Nations to See your Royall Line now Encreased
which must be a Security to every thing that is
dear to your Loyall Subjects.

We beg leave to assure your Majesty that we will not
be wanting in the Station in which your Majesty
has placed us to instill such Notions of Affection
and Loyalty to your Majestys person and Government
and of the many blessings we enjoy under your
Majestys mild and happy Reign as may Sufficiently
evidence our Real for the present Establishment
under this firm assurance that we shall thereby
best promote the true Interest of our Country.

That your Majesty may long live (the greatest blessing
that can possibly be desired for these Kingdoms)
And that no attempts of your Open or Secret
Enemies of any Kind may be able to disturb
the Peace and quiet of Your Reign is the
Sincere Prayer of

Your Majestys most Dutifull most loyall
and most faithfull Subjects.

20o April 1721