The New Hampshire Gazette

The two Right Honourable guests. Earl TEMPLE and Mr. PITT. took their leave of the Citizens at Guildhall on Monday last between eleven and twelve. Mr. Pitt was wrapt very closely in his cloak: however, the populace soon got intimation who they were, & the chariot was surrounded in an instant by numbers that came flocking from all quarters of the streets through which they passed. In Fleet street and the Strand, the press was become so great, that his chariot was in danger of being broke down by the grateful multitude that hung about the wheels, and every other part they could take hold of. The progress was of necessity so slow, that they did not reach St. James's Palace till between one and two in the morning. During this uncommon midnight scene, the acclamations were so loud and frequent, that great numbers who were in their beds, got up and opened their windows, and upon hearing the names of King GEORGE. TEMPLE, PITT, and OLD ENGLAND. they pulled off their Caps, and in their Shirts joined in the gratulations of the people.