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our most gracious Sovereign, has declared to us, the underwritten, this to be His Codicil, last Will, & Disposition, when it should please God to call Him from this transitory World, and has signed, and sealed it with His Royal Signet, in our Presence, as having been called to that Purpose, His Majesty having dispensed, [[underline]] [[foreign:Latin]] qusad hunc actum, [[/foreign]] [[/underline]] with our Oath of Allegiance, and that all this has been done [[underline]] [[foreign:Latin]] uns Actu, [[/foreign]] [[/underline]] We certify & attest, witness our hand & Seal. St. James April ye 3/14th 1751. (L.S.) Philip Adolph de Munchhausen (LS.) Augustus Schutz (LS.) Gerhard Andreas de Reiche (LS) William Philip Best (LS.) Herman Hoburg. That the most High & most Serene Prince, George II. King of Great Britain, France & Ireland, my most gracious Sovereign, has called me, the underwritten, His Majesty's Privy Secretary John Frederic Mejer, on the Day as mentioned below, into His Presence, in His Palace at St. James, and has there declared [[catchword]] to [[/catchword]]
