HIS Royal Highness my Master does by me Congratulate Your Sacred Majesties Glorious Accession to the Crown ; It was due to Your Birth ; deserved by Your Vertue , and is Gloriously maintain'd by Your Valour : Providence had design'd it for Your Sacred Head , for the Accomplishment of its Eternal Decrees , which after a long Patience , do always tend to raise up chosen Souls to repress Violence , and protect Justice . The Wonderful Beginnings of Your Reign , are most certain Presages of the Blessings which Heaven prepares for the Uprightness of Your Intentions ; which have no other Scope than to restore this flourishing Kingdom to its Greatness and break the Chains which Europe groans under , This Magnanimous Design , worthy of the Hero of our Age , fill'd his R. H. at first with inexpressible Joy ; but he was constrained to conceal it in the secret of his Heart : and if at last he has been free to owne it , he is oblig'd to the very Name of Your Majesty for it , since that alone has made him conceive some hopes of Liberty , after so many years of Servitude .

My Words , nor the Treaty which I have Sign'd at the Hague with Your Majesties Minister , do Express but weakly the Passion which my Master has to unite himself by the most inviolable Ties to Your Service . The Honour , SIR , which he has to belong to You by his Birth , has tyed the first Knots of this Union ; the infinite Respect which he has for Your Sacred Person , has , as it were , knitted them faster , and the generous Protection which You are pleased to Grant him , will without doubt , make them Indissoluble . These are the sincere Sentiments of His Royal Highness , to which I dare not add , any thing of mine ; for how ardent so ever my Zeal may be , and how profound the Veneration which I bear to Your Glorious Atchievements ; I think , I cannot better Express , either than by a Silence full of Admiration .