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My Lord,
WE finde our selves constrained by writing to supply the Omission of acquainting your Lord∣ship with our thoughts and desires when you passed through our County, which we had then done, if upon so short notice we could have met for a mutual Ʋn∣derstanding; Your Lordship will finde in the Inclosed Declaration the sum of our Apprehensions. We thought it not necessary to multiply particulars, but leave all
other things to a duly constituted Parliament; neither have we been sollicitous to multiply Subscriptions, trusting more to the weight of the Proposals, than to the number of Subscribers; yet we may safely affirm this to be the sense of the Generality of the County and City, as your Lordship sees it is of others. We have onely to add our earnest desires to your Lordship, that you would be pleased to further the Accomplishment of what we have represented with such seasonable speed, as that the fear of Friends, and the hopes of Enemies concerning a dangerous Confusion amongst us, may be prevented.
Your Lordships very humble servants,