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a 01116 I. NA L 1463."1'E1t. • • ' trott t s rf i tißi r rE 1 4/O11.:N) TOOIi.E TO JUNIUS. 3 / 4 , ERVATIMNIS ON ,TUNIUS'S ADDRESS TO • kS~ • invettius, kttiatti inembrit'tiopithittt.—Hoft. v • I .thti "eißter Ili:Oectant, nor a 'constant iterusor or eery pot3lick - - paper. 1 was at t ome d iNt;itr, in the 'country anti did not meet with' the :Address of Junius to His till sooke,weeks rater its putilicoion , i reit() it over, trnt'tiPliit a atsireof having my esc tickled by the tauenec.ol words, and the nice roundimg of sc.ntenecs, or. my 'imagination by the delusive Vin'stZle •of oratoriat colours. I laok'd, in the Speech of an ilonest Man, for some stabile prin ciples, where the jadgetnent iniglit find h proper degree of exercise, vvithoUt fatigneing• itself in "liie 14401101 s of rhetorical deception, and verbal *ambiguity ; bat I was deceived in my exireetations. On tny return to town I.wo:s'not surrizol to tint! Attlat'inany, who read it only for t►musettient, were iirmist.,l4. or that others, %vita song 4 in it the prittleip' their party, foand a hirgei•• fund of entertailinwont ; an►l' tho', like other phantabtick i t ovel4. it's, it tnay Itatte but a short run eel• It ar rives 'at its place of rest, yet as 1 ant one of (hose folks tvlto ca9ttOt that a tl3'utitiog tawdry dreis, shoo& endeaviwr to redound the ideas of litioty and deformity, give 7ttc.leave tho' late gnd stinted in time to protett My . dislike% in a few mit 'ofinanymbservations which might be made upon it. I wand by no means be thought cf) nndertake such a difficult and blipleascmtlask at wont' be necessary. to develop ull the dark, and dangerous intentions of the va• and complicaled :cove! ings in - which a p o li• tical conjurer has ‘vrap'd them ; - who can artfully (old together respect and insult;,. .threats and liatto , y, humane pretext's and fierce intentions, a'nd then film them over with the fashionable var nhoh of patriotiel; spirit. it wouti fatigue the l~asitliee the most able decipherer to colleet.all the th?,gnisot chiiracters used by such a Sophist. `,.1*0 pick itnci torce'thetn from their dark and distant retreats, sti ip them ,of bring into one view those that interpret each other, wood sink . hitn, however resolute . , under the dis. 0 1 0ing rettirni of the . ”tne repeated doudgery. ,) have neither time nor taste to compleat such a slavish undertatting, let it suffice to exhibit a few trot:Miens dr4wn.ullmest iudiscriminateiy from his 'iititoiliktilet• ; olntifitatio: :NobOily win, liuppose,. rivet trrirm itromn This tiott the same kind of entertainment as from the delicate. transitions of smooth 7 ttining rhapsody; the pleasure receiv'd front lhearing tt ,• jiiggler's tricks explain'd is of. a •quite different nature flout . that 'agreeable fluctuation of mind tcith vYhich , we see them performed, However to a 5 much aS tVC . Csini, the disgustfull terliptions of picl;ing and comparing his shreds and patches, let me suppose that Junius, without attempting to surmount liis forged obstacles to a . privatc . audience, chose to stop anti' address 1.1 is --- at Charing-cross, and that some by. stander who judged, with propriety, that his I..irt , ch was rediy ailiktssed to the mood, might, wiihout Paying much ,respect to the mock dignity uhirli lie had assumed, make him this reply; 119:ns( Alan • , Do you think to perswade n 3 that taunting o tiviee givcn rudely in a 'iblick p;:icc has no other motive , ; than love and instruction Are insolence and reoroa,:h the marks by which 'we are to 'discliver a, cordial adviser, or are Effron tery and Assertion the characteristicks by which we are to distingaish the hoguage of troth ? Will declaiming upon a persons ignorance of that language be the most effectual way to teach it . • DOtit'be who gives tuiviee itrettelt n moinner•is, he knows, will obstruct its operation, sinew 841- cere,itifection With what candour dn'you adrnitt the doctrine that the King can do no wrong ? and when you aftreartird tell him that he can neither do wrong without coin, nor right without affliction, with srh.tt io , olcuce thr you exeltnre that docttine Pct y o u nit.'l4ll any thing else by a distinctionb'e. twi en the Person and the King than occasionally to screen your ohlorpty, and to guard yourself ,by rheory,which yon relinquish in practice ? You, tell that lie ascended the t h ro ne with a declated, and you tintsbt not, a site ce re resolution•of giving universal satisfaction to . subjects, and 10 the next Moment you tell Ititn that he judged very 11l In not paying a cont. plemcnt to one part of them at the. expense of the ot6.r thus, notwithstanding the union of all the inliktbitauts cif Great Britain tinder the. l eg isl a tiv e sariet 101 l , yott assert that titer King should have tab,crveil distinction.- Yoli hail indeed, little before, inetitibe,ed tLt prejudiced, partial,. Impassioned allegituite of the tuglis'o, to the.:no • velty, countetpnce;and firth-place of their Lin ; MidfhtlVOlt, 110 doubt, that it woud have been fit.. judii*Wilelica; y to mhke puO . partial complement • refie6t light upon the other.. - - _ But.ali this fine allegiance; or genermis credit as you call it, is :immediately withdrawn (upon an -stiera4ais,'d by a-few:political stoclijobbero, and the throne is.. surrounded frith reproaches and complaints ; but here you seem to have kit sight of your mud cantiors ; by mentioning it too near to the advice .which you give soon after—" 'I trust the men who tell you that the English are naturally light and incouvaut, that they eintt• " plain without cause"----:lo you not weaken your own advice, by the acconns you 'prefix to it ? . When you desire 4 good-natured, benevolent, virtuous Prince, to withdraw his confidence train all,Partics whether- ministers, favonrites, or rela tions, what contrariety of principles - wood you unite in the same person It , seems to Me itUr possible forbetievolent virtue to. admit .suspicion upon your weak or groundless foundations ; but when,'lrforder thus to discard ail confidence, you desire hits, " only for one motnent in' •his• life, "'to consult his own understanding," wont) you pretend a complement to its strength, at the ex pellee Of prudence and deliberation •A little after, it serves your purpose to make these: Spalifications of snore iruportance—" at " your. accession to the --, the whale sys ," tent of Government was ' altered, not front " wisdom or deliberatitin, but 'because it had " been adopted . by,your predecessor." \I/im a Hut:mating-value may words take to verve different occasions ? But setting . that aside,' give me' leave here to ask you - , whether there is either eandotir or propriety in yonr,saying, that,a,person adopts aehild which is father'd on .hitu by a COlllllOO prostitute and a' juncto of parish officers.? , - • When you charge this i•lteratiOn whole' system of Government, and the rem oval. of the • ablest servants of. the Crown, to personal pique' and resentment, and to a share in: the malignant passious of others, have you presery'd your pre., tended distinction between Person and 'Govern-, merit, or your sincerity in the chitracter of - g6od nattne,r and benevolent virtue, Sirhich at other times, as suits your purpose i ryou bestow ? But yon seem to-have forgot'what you here say concerning malignant passions, &e. when yi.o immediately subjoin--" Hitherto, Sir, yoo ha've been s4erifioed to the prejudiees antlpassions of others, with what firmness will you hear your " own." Let this, however,. stand • for a: little prologue, by which yim introduce Nit% Wit.stes on the stage ; protew.ng at the same. tune, that you mean only to state his character and conduct, not entirely to defend them ; thougu, •I think, you would have spoke, more COIISOOfifit to your intU.ll.. tiOOS, if you 'had sail you tneantonly to defeTt, -not entirely to state.. " A mart," you tell 115, " not very honourably ''''distinguish'd in the world, commences It ftirMal " attack upon the and upon his conntry, ".front - no other consideration.than that of expos " both to contempt and detestation. Such Socb a man was no doubt a very respectable . `channel for the conveyance of censure, and your mere as sertion, that lee had no otis.,T motive tut. that. of` expOsing,• clears him from err) , itunnfse.titita 'of -re ve,bitefnq t e that you yourself- act %viten you 111115 t rate his national obloquy by-your notable simile--- of a c h o sen p e oVe into the land a plenty by the p re dilection :On favour of ; but with sou it seeins,a matter of ,sniall concern, that'your arrow should glance against Providence, provided it, front thence, takes a direction against your King. : • • y ou s o, 11 r . brought- with hint, into politics, the same liberal sentiments which bad influenced his.privat What a sophist ick abuse of words is this ! Can national alul per sonal invective, and that too fro.it a man not very hotionrably distinguished, proceed from liberal sentiments When be (or you) seeml to think " that. there " arc few excesses in which an httglish :Gentle " Matt may not be allowed to 7 lodolge,„,...!Lis this not only a literal sentiment, but:alltrit a coMple ment which you peculiarly direct to guglish Gen tlemen ? You say that the irregularities of one rex find a retreat in .Patriotism, and those "of the other, in devotion ; .but by your very liberal application of this sentiment, yon dit eetly complement Pattiotismas opening a place'M retie*, for oa t etormed Libertitirs, and obliquely theft' Religion, as affording an asylorn.tounreciaimed Prostitutes. You proeeeilin . the defence and palliation Of your raven it e. by such tmconneCted links of sayings and similies, that your courteous admircri may give then! whatever 'application' ti t..y think lit ; tan Only return some of them to you, with such objections as' seem to bear against their truth pr. propriety, . 4`olll . Religion and your hard for each other ; there is, you say, inktaken.zeal in hOth, yer you dignifie it with the title Llnly; B u t if . 7 ,eal, ‘vhelter in Religion 4r'Politics,:„ is mistaken in its object, and its bounds, and yet is still to,be called 1:1oly; what enthusiastic pers - ectu; tho w l, or, h:tt lettnetsted rebellion may not, be sanctified 1 impfertiality, .dignity, or respect , full propriety, eithef Ahottglit or expression, to be expected how one who can 'thos defend the foamings of 'Faction by the appellation of Holy Zeal? ,and who, a little farther on, dares to charge a berfevidertt Prince with biggntry,of tm derstanding, beditliSe he would not treasure ~up resentment against past national :errant*? What application is to be . tuade of your other detached apophthents .and similies? To ". per *wadi others before we ourselves are convinced;" and dins to convince ourselves at the hazard of ti deceiving them, is ngencrousind inhuman. .1 u be in love tv.Ah a Cause only on account of Mir stiffering for it, borders on the olistinaey'of vire Apostate Spi rits. You say, that " t belays arto.ol served only to illumine,, hat - coon not enntume" NIT---Kas;, mom' you insinuate; with your tisoal'ain biguiry of terms, that these . rny3 made hint Plus trions? They indeed shewitim to us in a stronger light, but cruel not chatige hi7t mitUre nothing but the fine fire of•ynor i m3g ivatiOn coot: tang mute such a pebble into a - ellatnotid. iNothing ' • 'THEATRICAL REGISTE , R.. Performeti on Saturday Night. . Ditt.tity-Lasr..—The Double Gallant : Sir Solomon. Sadlife, Mr: Dowton ; Lady Sadlife, Mrs. Davisop. After wbieb, Prigiaten'it to Death. COVFNT-3ARDLW.—Uyntbeline : ixonatus Posthumus, Mr. flootl ; I►ziogeo, Miss Foote. After which, Aurora, awl The litokeu Sword. o * *A great number of Articles; are po:tponid for ic4nt of ruoa). Anntytti-1 Bulimia, 1 Go . tt,satiiiith, 1 I lambi' rgh, t tjtretry ley. and JeroeY, 9 thibliti, 9 Waterford. Due- 7 1 klxiince., 1 Holland, I }linden. .. ~ . Pllttlt OF 81.11CIM I , - , Intl 4 MY ',yr" rili9,VX teCLOCIC. , : S. tank Stock, shut 1 l'Atik L. :Inn - •- . - .slant ',i per Cent. 1tett..........51“.t , India' 8und5,......... h7s, pr. 3 per Cent. Cun5.....71u1a V.x . ch. Bilis,. .i s . j ,2 3 . , h .. 4 per Cents. shut Cons. for A pril, '...... ill 0:i i 5 per Ct. Navy-knit. ft:ri 10 0 :0j1 —.-- ' - • -............„______ ...._ :it. , GAIt --Average Price on f Brow or T I NTrigtorait‘ Sifrie, ... 401o}mt ea from the lietoroS Matte iii the week ending theitith Ydlii' or March, t 317, - is Otis.' lid.. pes.ewt. . ' - laH ATER. ..A.T LONDON Mit i)(i 'Fa : MOH Re viumilig, 39 min.utes after 1. I Ertuimg, Itoutitei atter TM E SUN. • •• .tirfo . ?.ir r 4 7-' 7""" 7 "' SoLEm 4vls,, Nt.i - UU A • LON DON, MONDAY, MARC!! 31, 1817. We lament to say, there. has beep some seditious movements about ar.lisle, as !yell as. at Mooches .ter. The Rioters plundered e Mill and 'a 'tavern. Five 61' them have been apprehended. • ' The Paris Paiters . of Friday, received this morn ing, notice like Amok of an felt. a Bayonne and l'4u on, the 1801. A itter front Vienna, bf the IGtli, stateq, that the British Atuliaakior, Lori STBWA.RT, LIPS been grievously 1VoilildC(1 its the baud. Our of Iris fin gers was obliged to he amputated:* The Grand-duke NictiotAs arrived at Man benge on the evening of the 18th. The town era{ ilittntimtted, and he was received with evetytie utonstration of rejoicing. ,Atter staying two irk(-)1.4, I — n — e) ss sei i in perial Rig_ _ 1 thOtisand RUSS lan s were reviewed op tiltr ° of IVattignie. The Emperor of Monocco, a s a crS ''', ceastregeoneis,foarntdhe King of FRANCE, 109 peraiiitt uni:Juited export of grain froia i‘loroccoto: c ` l ". nt of'. Ten vessels were lading with 111 Prussia will the abundance of Africa.. FRENCH FUNDS...• -'1". 10. • ';'. . . i., v re RASTADT, MARCH 42V. ---‘:e are WO great quantities ale expectc,l!i open a 10311 oh five willioo 01 • dollarsaAca.tinii_tte.irealjrettst alni'teiriettE.vilds'ek:tr‘i.: rt . a rr Iv 3b4neer-Sni°. able t°` a twi r .i' r i i i ve h d yt... u the P° ilisTi.crioight:l6:iviiiieialibsitiatv;inag ;Ile litt Ch 1-, The Icarus sloop of war, Captainl.o. cllo.ear.A trlsrear:it: e y iferciittn :lilt; l'sle -'Ol li lc oi D , P 4 '. 11° make, Cape of Good ' Hop' e; "St, Ilelonll, Ascension, the 9th of February, and bil•Osotg.lilitiCiliti;sneictlid.' en, 10 r.aNaY flilAt.cotitri Italiscoll:liauitsittlot4ta°lll6l:SlCltri' ; Goo ( ' - I Hope laud Sc. Ilelena . TiOtitoe'l Cal t • PAT' . - 14 .) atn E4s.o_, aniced a,t,.ttieCaPt:a.' WAY to the East Indies the begianiog (Pa", The PI ' Rid Ific olefin, Captain ST:itiay."A., quit c ; i 0 4 -41,- _aptain UtIPB, were at the isles, - iilti the•Falmouth at •the Cape, and the ec' ) i, L. everet at St. 14elens,--(lialopshireCoo4 oil' i. this died bLi t ' ,. ; A (l a . - - c 't s f ! i i t : : ‘ y t d C a t C y a a f l Y s r ois silica,ii; n , :d ;i i Sa a 04;0:::eti is a ll : 1 u 1 1;: c : ce t .F . 1 :: : :: :: I b ili d y :'. t‘ ' t 1 1, 114 : : : 1,4t $01°1 : . 0 : 1 ) ',.,. 14;-141—. • . 1 c Presid - e Id of .the lattef place. the Pol l ' Illc do 1,1 1 AN K/4311Y. The 4th Wot India ,regialeot h i 6 51 :_ , ,y 1 hcZet. tro .r;Gihiallar,-,,the Ist regirocittislindcrrropi u- ood !lope; the td regiutent ii l a t , , ,0 1 them. the • 1,., •,/, . I: nearly :sysel a t . :r.a.ic an uts: I I o e : : 111 1 )i e ni ' a r n c , I d. shlcee:,:caodo re:fit:o r.ottiliel it d : si b , i l trib011:0117:10)41:r, h7n . 1:11::111:1:Cil::::1:1:::::::: lire.Lloo,l" he eciti)bfsitideleietd;l-°lllCrutt:s.ienAlzufl:iden°llicadeaull;;C.l4:f'iltise:lie:''lttebi:l.,;;;:tilliti'l 'it:i f rrl4 : t , 41 141 ..,i ;std.. ."I.i';'). 'Tile ship was seized by Ciiit''''' • 10,000fasas Itic,lo.tgleltta . Najesty's ship the iltasat. . .n . • , . )1 --• .le wanted, and bouP . ~floik. ... • hi,l; licf,',".., it A 10 11 an with the best sailois 1 e 0" ' . r coy she i n s i: A• • . . ;;; ..,, . wit i . 'apnea.. , 1 cili ~ „ 11411(mr '. b . 0 Or 001.1 o:o5 1(5. i , vie, .1, 1.04.,t at, . ',a ~0,,ir,, t apoits, pH tile,inv . - ilit..ia.;"Clit:AfilaitaiTsn:iiiitti.lo-14:11::rilvii:i,11:i it , i 1 till:: il a Ills f• •• '. • ' ti! i vii Tr E t t L ord c) 1;00 fi,c,ii:' ur to re -I. il 11 . Ill' .Sc - , . ~ ' ebestei ' i i t Several PittriOtS (1;001%.00- I,OS. l' a 'voya..c of 4. • ' of Noi l " ) 5 15C0141 :10.... .„ fa Pl. - ' iIA ii. •BY at • • . ial *ve I l' •d1 1 arrival at Liverr . t he fil' ,i!it aCC . W 12001119 from Peraataloca ot 0 &Or ii tbeei,C,b srale,that a most uneorn,n4roioo,:',i 11,-,,";',exPet. ieneed in the . troPlc:tty i3'i.l2 '444, or that part of die coo ', or IV ( i , !) 1 tweet) 15ernh1111h1L eo and Ilio Pl4i'lotred ,1> cumstance all the streains loid e ll 'tiece ' cattle wereiliing fir dead, andiPe ~rot roi!l• enigaOg, tO the borders ,ar Illto:reitreryl search 9f water. . The gre'te,stl t ie ;l i a r provisions_. wiri "Wati,anilfe.,l''' ,;tiP:id.", at -a stmt's.--'Life iiki:o".!,'::,:i ati te„'. 01. corn could he grilind: ve°7‘; ,sfrificitOil Pernambuco '4O" th e M itch ' 1 : 01/ il s‘ 4. and what bait-tended to ioetc" 0440 .treinterruption or the .closOl'g,.., . 4 .... G . feat' of owitr with.l3oenoAYT,it the , Letters,from, Paris straca l',110eil; 9 " 'N4w.fßolland has:oot Y" ' ft wil"' I) rmPletely:ready, the (41)311"e't orer:b(?) longer delayed. 111. FreYol',or 0..j4 0,11 ikia :destination ,iii ..eoilibeli'le,sollillfcc't,,,)!4 clmnmeoceinent o.t springin ,bis 1 10 ilt ,' l i r i I)l,ibte) I . uud 4.lirectly , liegifl„, '001(0 1.41 western sidgi .`tidtini; snob ,;;;; ollit'lliir as de 'Ma t' dpern..prOper, ' t iliec4:;";• said to he very stAtiVille e i s t 0 ii , do saurins a artistes are entoPtu',;,. 01111 i, wil; he nft;)rdeti. for the 0001',, ot parts hitherto AI Ilii nfrie a '''''nn'' did' 11/ Buo ;4. AUT Tt ..-- tret ter! r''; 1;114 ';ltgAl I ru'utry fro nt St. kleieno t4' "1 , 101' Pair. ()tie .ut "list (late Coill11101P;i:10P'. Mt ',fat • n WI, ~sruij Waft quite well At tin; 'tt"".' t the l'iocy infested irincli ill hunioar P,,diettllo,,e/ which it had .bten atoned. e'llitocil l' • i,) • On the 27ti, wan before ' . c ult " 1,10011101, ' fl it he bad otit tittle before $0!5}1.150.500044.. pity a visit to the COttni°/, „,...,' 1)(1 11,;'! A 1., , t ter Irma Itatne 0 1 5 , 1100 61):1( il 11, PA 127 P. litlS deznAtideil oi I 'eeticil ; l el the United ' Slates of A", 0041404, il khieftoewilarew,iii:itnh:rwitoliv iII he P I orle N . .11 1 "'her hieni hers Of the .o°l7'l • it ii f r .. , ,! O'er Ahemet.°6lcl:::ivJi%gorrinl:ll:l3-"l'ehlti),l;4:ceb.:lol4(l'r6'*,ll4".(liltil s;,rs: %rat! 1 shurActilhei,r,t,c,pll,'retir:Airi' it:: v ti . t i k: t iig I lilt r..l,l4llill,!!,iiii,tt.l,'linit4l,t ohieti,':,,,.. 1 '.viiert th e Cautu.liti'op44 inefo4ll,;;ldei ', At - and Se,.011(1 Mate Mild. Ti t ' '-- , fO, it , 1 o the ship." _ A OW' et l 'e .tiV I's 1 N c ESS Op N%7,Ai,g5.":0,,e Oro( iPi duted Mardi 12,il ti"is he r liiioiiiess tlle Ids!, Oa) Munich. Six ititett,ls. ti-}i1":,) Iltr native city. (I.4wooic . • 1 c l 1 1 1 'J • 4 1 61 less thAn tine fancir of Sur:ltn rond finto. a tna , s of- ;natter glowing (rota the furnace of Faction SIiAti.ESrEAR'S fine allusion to the .flint,— " which, tutta enforced; yields: an "hasty spark, and streight is .cool, again." Such are the sport ings of your apirit.; and if the basis of wit is :t uth, your soperstilteture will do, no dishon9or to its foundation. Y6O . think - the lessons which W---s has learnd float experience will hinder him from forfeiting the 'protection of the laws, tho'. it scarce appears that his experienee has as yet tangy him any ; think Kitt malicious obstinacy ; and you, it you I,la - re as yet had no experience of your own, seem to have profited still less than he from your oh ,serrations On such lessons t►s sou think should teach hint. Butt be that as it miiy; if oar laws have not yet secured their Sovereign from such abuse as wood justifie a private 6entleman for bringing . either Mr. or you to a severe, ;And perhaps tragical,' account, it is•cettainly ne cessary that some Metre effectual ones should be made against such licentious obloquy as at hone disturbs— the. eternal quiet of the nation, and abroad, brands It apt a ,pia6i unreclaiMed from bairharism. • • When you conjure up yonr terrible Apparition Of Illegal Violence, and then 'chace it away by a . complement which• the whole tenour of your dis course wOutireduee to an-itisigmilicant value ; and_ when you soon afterwards WI twthat even this violence wood be less disgraccfull than ntt-.. decisivt,• gualifieiug. measures,. with what jarring. opinions would yon puzzle atitl, distract, our tin* derstanding ? -Yon then:advance, that nothing but the house of•Commons' formal repeal nt their Resolution ou .the Middlesex. Election can cure the wound given. to the 'Cons! itution.'•; But- afterwards scent in g to recollect that this measure wbud not So !well answer the priV:ate interests of your Party, you, assert, that your favourite nostrnni,- , -;a Dissolu tion of the Parliament, can only gratify the united wishes of the —Whole--People:ol,‘... I pass over the honourable.epijhets . which yqu F bestow occasionally. both Houses nt'Pailia-" trent: they -alt . , and J „hope. allcstays,lvill be, proper judges of% thejt j ßvn„,and.. - honourable supp?rters of thei . g: . §ttv,elkigu'.s dignity, and, it is will Make yolu \ . pr:/per acknowleligmetqs %vhenever.yonr modesty Suffer•you to Met them.know l the real . name and' 'residence of the person to whom they are indebted. We- do. not acknowledge any authority in the People of Great but in 'Parliament; in every .other vie* we consider them, not as, an aggregate body, but as indiViduals'; in suchlight ..9potk the whole London Ta,vern Factory, with all their customers; dealers,. apt: retailers, whether ass'o , elm cal by• the industry of ,their or by puff's and advertisements to recommend' their rotten wires, coati you even prove,t4se tribe etitial to seven.. millions, and put ,the lyht;le legisrative power into their liitiills, an etitbiOileDettibetacy, au intolleralk A narchy, and an absolute Monarchy woad, in all likelyhood, comprehend three4tickly .sobsegnent Revolutions. Stroud the have even humourd the present-clambur for a Dissolu tion, what Other effect coud It have bath that as is Produced by the too fond indulgence of .11 . 0 1. 2. child, t o „sot ablf. 4 : a al) t n upon every'slight occasion. JANUAR' CS. 4 * * We hare carefully adoi?ted the orthography of the original manuscript. .