attend to the opinions and wishes of their conftituents. Let me, then, intreat you, as you regard the tranquillity of the kingdom, and your individual advantage, to address them to support the measure of an Union with Great Britain, when ever it shall be offered to them. You have fhewn that you can be active in a bad cause, be as zealous in a good one. In your refpective counties and cities, if refolutions shall be proposed in favour of it, come forward with a becoming fense and spirit, and prove to the world your penitence and your loyalty, by the subscription of your names. You owe it to yourfelves, to your children, to your country, to your King, and to your God. It is all which is now left to recover you from the ruins of the past, and so long as your shores shall be washed by the waters of the fea, to fecure to you the poffeffion of happiness and riches, virtue and religion, liberty and laws. Could my name add weight to my advice, I

fhould

fhould be proud to fign it-but no name could-I fhall therefore content myself with affuring you that

I am

YOUR REAL FRIEND.

FIN. I S.