St James's Chronicle, etc. a most bold and impudent Paper, September 3. 1774.

Received
from London, under Frank,1 without any
Letter, two News-Papers, in which are
the following Paragraphs.

Extract of a Letter from an English
Gentleman on his Travels, dated July 21.
“It is not to be described the univer-
sal Joy which prevailed through this
mouldering City, when the News was
brought, that his Britannic Majesty
had tolerated &and countenanced the
Worship of the holy Roman Religion
in Canada. Prayers were immedi-
ately offered in the Churches for
his Majesty, &and a universal Fast &and
Thanksgiving ordered through the
Papal Dominions.

The Chevalier seems to derive 2054 (2054) some Hopes from the Discontent qchwhich
this new Doctrine may create; nor will
he refuse to take the Oath of Allegi-
ance &and Supremacy to gain a King-
dom he so highly longs to govern.

It is said he has had pressing
Invitations to America, for which he
will ^not embark, unless assisted by the
Crowns of France &and Spain.”