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St. James''s, Ojtcber 1:, This Day the following Address was presented to Tiis Majesty, and read by Dr. Eothet^ill, accompanied by a Deputation from the People called Quakers, introduced by the Lord of His Majesty''s Bed-Chamber in Waiting.V. " To George the Third, King of Gffcat Britain, and the Dominions thereunto belonging, The humble Address of His Protestant Subjects, the People called Quakers. May it please the King, THE Satisfaction we feel in every Event that adds tp the Happiness of our Sovereign, prompts us to request Admittance to the Throne, on the present interesting Occasion. *fhe Birth of a Prince, the Safety of the
