| Description | Wednesday evening, "My cares of this day began with being awaked by an Express from Liverpool", respecting the enclosed papers and two other addresses from Manchester and Leicester, despatches received by the mail give intelligence of the rebels' designs upon Canada
Enclosures, Frances Gildart, Town Clerk, to Lord Dartmouth, 11 Sep 1775, Liverpool, desiring him to present the enclosed address from the Mayor, Common Council and Corporation of Liverpool to the King, at the earliest opportunity
11 Sep 1775, copy of the address to the King
13 Sep 1775, six o'clock and twenty six minutes p m, Queen's House, "Mr Pownall, an answer ought to be wrote to Mr Gildart acquainting him with my having very graciously received this mark of duty and loyalty from the Corporation of Liverpool
John Pownall to Francis Gildart, 15 Sep 1775, Whitehall, acknowledges the receipt of address from Mayor etc of Liverpool and states that the same has been very graciously received by the King |