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Portsmouth, Greenland, Rockingham County, New Hampshire
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A letter dated April 18 informs the Premier of a political convulsion at St. James's, where the King recognizes the need for change, Lord North's ministry is collapsing, and a dissolution of Parliament is expected to restore the King's popularity.
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I have great Pleasure in informing you that a political Convulsion has been felt at St. James's, not unlike the Art Shock of an Earthquake. The King himself at last sees how necessary it is to give way, and the whole ministerial System totters.--When Lord North asked the King whether the whole of the Prince of Wales's Household was fixed, he was told with a gracious Sneer, that every thing was settled. As soon as the Session is finished, he must retire with Dishonour, and those, who are nearest his Majesty, see plainly that he is determined upon an entire Change of Measures. A Dissolution of Parliament will certainly take Place and then perhaps the King may recover the Affections of his Subjects.
Z. Z.
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Z. Z.
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The Premier
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informs of a major political shift where the king is forcing a change in ministry, leading to lord north's dishonorable retirement and a dissolution of parliament to regain public support.
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