TO THE KING's Most Excellent Majesty, The Humble Address of GEORGE Lord DARTMOUTH, Admiral of Your Majesties Fleet for the present Expedition, and the Commanders of Your Majesties Ships of War now actually at the Spithead in Your Majesties Service under his Lordships Command.

Most Dread Sovereign,

THE deep sense we have had of the great Dangers your Majesties Sacred Person has been in, and the great Effusion of Christian Blood that threatned this your Majesties Kingdoms, and in all probability would have been shed, unless God of his infinite Mercy had put it into your Majesties Heart to call a Parliament, the only means in our opi­nion, under the Almighty, left to quiet the Minds of your People; We do give your Majesty our most humble and hearty Thanks for your gracious Condescension, beseeching God to give your Ma­jesty all imaginable Happiness and Prosperity, and grant that such Counsels and Resolutions may be promoted, as conduce to your Majesties Honor and Safety, and tend to the Peace and Set­tlement of this Realm both in Church and State, according to the Establish'd Laws of the Kingdom.

On board the Resolution, at Spithead, Decemb. 1. 1688.
  • Dartmouth.
  • Berkley.
  • Ro. Strickland.
  • J. Berry.
  • Jo. Beverley.
  • John Leake.
  • George S Lo.
  • John Lacon.
  • Fr. Wicell.
  • Will. Davis.
  • John Munden.
  • Tho. Legg.
  • Tho. Leighton.
  • St. Akerman.
  • W. Cornwal.
  • W. Jenning.
  • Job. Clements.
  • Jo. Ashby.
  • Rob. Wiseman.
  • John Jeniper.
  • Will. Booth.
  • Th. Coale.
  • R. D' Lavall.
  • Tho. Johnson.
  • M. Aylmer.
  • Fr. Frowde.
  • Tho. Skelton.
  • Ab. Potter.
  • A. Hastings.
  • Jo. Mongomery.
  • M. Tennant.
  • Clo. Showell.
  • E. Dover.
  • R.Weston.
  • W. Botham.
  • J. Tyrrell.
  • St. Fairborne.
  • Henr. Botler.
  • William Pooley.
  • Jo. Fraseby.
  • Ba. Wild.

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