AFter my verie heartie Commendations , Since it hath pleased his Maiesty out of his gracious and Royall care of the good of his Kingdome and Subiects , by his Letters Patents to recommend by way of Collection , the●epaire of the ancient Hauen of the Coast townes of Dunwich , Southwold , and Walberswick in the Countie of Suffolke , to the charitable beneuolence of all his louing Subiects within this his Maiesties Realme of England , and Principalitie of Wales : I thought it meet ( being petitioned by the partie● name in the said Letters Patents ) to giue this addition of assistance thereunto , though there bee expressed in the Briefes ( which he will deliuer you ) sufficient Motiues to induce euery man to bestowe what is fitting , for the aduancement of so worthie an action . Wishing and desiring you not onely to extend your owne charitable contribution thereunto , but also to mooue and exhort all those within your seuerall Citties , Townes , Ports , Villages , and Parishes , to contribute cheerefully and liberally toward the effecting of a worke so profitable to the Common wealth , and of so great a consequence for the safetie and defence of the Coast . And so commending this same to your best care and discreet carriage , I bid you farewell . From my house in Phillip-lane , London , this 19. day of Iune , 1619.