To the Commanding Officer in Lowestoft Date: LONDON, November 30, 1782. SIR, I am informed by some of my friends in Lowestoft that they have been frequently disturbed at their public worship by some officers quartered in the town. Before I use any other method, I beg of you, sir, who can do it with a word, to prevent our being thus insulted any more. We are men; we are Englishmen: as such we have a natural and a legal right to liberty of conscience. I am, sir, Your obedient servant.