The Virginia gazette — Williamsburg [Va.], 1779-09-18 00:00:00, page 2

du when the fm suppotted by fixed ad equal eontributiom from
the tine, it mon 'eosinsqdant tojulltee and the peaceof seem,, will then
the leginamnhe withhold from zdnpting this, for the sake of somebody
who wtlhel to dblnct it for no better rezlhn than that he may remit: the
comforted]. liberty of giving hit put to know not whom.
' When I spent of nfitiom, ] mien ( they should extend end to
go objectt, th! "ton Os Ill "swow esemblies from Vil lene: and
salt, without w 'eh the smaller congregatioun wtll be eonlhntly subject
to them from the let;"; lad some emnom to guard the due usual!
confyinein whisichhmg'ht be formed in aflzmblie- umter pretence of
jelipotu norship: Fol- ] cannot accord to the affertion that " it it time
"* enough for me 'eivil ghvetnment to interyofe when principle. hrenk out
" into owen Icto ngaiofl in pence," hlvtng been lov- lmee taught .
'prudem muitn in Gmmment TM prnmm'w justice :) tam- ll
Mdiw, even if wecould de sure of retaining the power o! punilhment;
which however the cohspinton would generally prevent, ts were
suffered to go on w owen act before they could be intermeddl with.
! will now uke leave of this bull not wuhout sanguine hopei thu the
Assembly !! their next seflion will configo it to eternal oNivion, nd
pas- e lnw for the sin of relioion upon some such [:Iut n ib berein
explained. on the pubsick'e mott obedient servant,
A SOClAL CHRlSTIAR.
3 0 5 T O N, Aucun' 23. ,.
]) Wi- Cook u-bo miwl a! Salem, in the Salem part", on Sunn
_ dey lad, i: so do;: jm Bilboa, owe bow beu jmed with an
ct Engli meaning tbcfdlewiug Parba-utny indigence " 8
ing the ye ish nmfiflo, or an-n'pt, deliwrd in 5} Cow D' mo
dovar, with g-t debate: wbtsitb pnfful tbtrm. '
LOND N, HOUSE or LOMMONS, ]utll 16.
THE My of the the Spanish Ambassctdour's having delivend it! I
mnnifefio, 3. e. :: declnrntion of war (for it:: on exgeBed it. lad
least gs all the Minishr himself) together with the expectnion of tho
Ktn "a mesh e thereupon, a prodigious crowd of flungm hloehd up
the oor, an filled ugeevery avenue leading to the house, 'lliule ofter
two o'cloek, under : mon exp-eflive impmenee And namely set- on
introduction, while searce ! member came down without I Held or (I"
'who had fore did him the other side Wenminfler Hall.
Lad Nort having entered the House during the time the 8 w;
amnding the Lord: on the King't commitfion. to give an ( lo the
billt; htl Laddtip, upon the Speaker'l retum, ncquzinud the House
that he had it in command from his Mljefiy. to Iztv before them ; true
mnllldon of the mlnifeko delivered b the Spanish Ambafisuloutg' will
I message from hid Ma' , respeffing hue. .
The very Iron} do to thesiynbliek nul undoubtedly posse- lathe
fflinfommion on thin mo imperfect And truly inteteflin stthiea.
e- tu toful averypenieuhr htiofdion that went, thou; then.
humelorvfoethn simhledtohybesonourrnderum
thetntsoe-rlyniqe, MJMWWW,M
lus: IN thereupon.
IPANIIH MANXFESTO.
Authe-nldhaa been vimst to the noble impmiality osthe Ring,
in the midst es the dispence of the court of London with it. Amerkan
colouiea, and with France, besidea which his Majesty having learned
that his penetful mediation wat- desired, genet-oufiy made an offer of it,
which waa accepted lay the helligereut powere, anzl tss-sszr this methe only
a ship of war was scuton the part 08 hialritannick Majesty to oned" the
potu of Spain- Them hae tapen themol energctick ttepe, and shch
aa ought to have yeodu the moe lum etfea. to bring those
_ to an aceommadation equally honourable to both partieq What
thiewise end, ecpedieme sot- smoothing difficulties, and preventing the
elhntiti- of 'If. But alth hie Maiely'a propositiau, and parti
cularly thalt of hit Man, ne been onnsnrmnble to these whteh at
other times due court of London itself had appeared to judge proper for
an aeoomnodatiou,'and which were also uite a moderate, they ba" be
_ male] in a matter that fully wont little desire which the British
'net haa to refion peace to ! , and to preserye the [(in 'a
friendship. In effect, the conduct dm eahinet, with regard to tie
Majely, during the whde course of the aegociation hae had for in object,
to yeden; it for mote than eight nenthe. Bitheehy these pretences, or
answere which could riot he nere ieeenehfi-e; whill in this intend,
the insulte on the Spanish Rag. and the violatiotref the [(in-e territoriea
even ended on to an incredihle need; priua have been made. dipt
have been feare and lundeted, and a t number of them have
been find upon, ieh eve been ab ' to defend themselves, the
ngiflere have been wed and torn in a and even the packeta-of the
court have been found on board the 'ag'd yacltet bean.
The dominiont of the crown In Amaica have been threatened, and
then have gone to the dreadful extremity of raising the lndian nations,
called Chateat, Chemquin and Chicaehaa, aa againfl the innocent
inhah-tannos Louthana, who would have been the waimt of the rage of
these barbariant, if the Chatcaa themt'elvet had not repented, and remled
all the sedufflon the English had plannedz The suvereignty of hia Majely
in the pfoeince of Darien. and on the coal of St. Biae has been ushrped;
the Govemonr of ]nmaica havin granted to a rebel lnd'tan the com
ltiflion of Captain General of th e y-ovincee. ,
ln short. the territo of the he, of Honduns haebeen recnsitly violat
ed by eaereifing afle honihty, and other excefl'ee againsi the Spaniarda,
who have been tmpvisoned, altd whose honsee have been invaded; beside:
which. the court of London hat hitherto neglected to accomplith what
the loth amele of the la! treaty of Paris Ripulated nlative to that coat}.
'The—m so numesona. so mighty. and recent. have been at
d-fmt timee the object of eom lainte made in the King'e name, and
hid in Male which m livered either to the British Miniflere
at London or mnsmimd to them through the channel of the English
Adhafidtme at Madnid; but althoth the answera which even weened
have been Mly. hie Majesty haa httheno obtained no other satisfaction
dun te be,:b'psnKe-npeated, which lately have anointed to the
_ algate Mred. si
- . Tb Wing with the fineerity and under which ehancteriee
You, mwssw tetheemof—pnden, fmm the commence
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ctment osits disputet With France, that the conduct of England shouhl be
the rule of that which Spain would hold.
His Mnjclty likewise declared to that Court, that at the time their
difference: wnh thnt of Paril might be accomoducd. it would helbso
lutely necefl'airy to regulate those which had liisen, or might hill misc
with Sptin, and in th: plan of delIYion which wn sent to the undet—
writtcn Ambaflssadour the zSth us l.ult dcpn'mhcr And whien wa- hi-ct
delivend to the British Minutry in the beginning of Octubersi ; d'
which Lord Grantham wu apprised, and at which he : ceived . copy._
His Majetty declared in Men: terms to the belligerent pov-cn, that th'
consideration of the insults which hit subjects and dussminionn bed su
and likewise of the atten-ptt leveiled ng.iull his righte, he should be under
the necessity of taking hit put, in um the negocmion inltead of being
continue}! with lincerity, should be broken off, or should psoduce no elect
The causes of cotnpllint gin]! by the court et London not how;
(::th and that court shewing no ditposition to give upmuion for them,
the King du resolved. nmi ender: hie Anhafladour to declare thu the
honour of his crown. the pnlecting which he own to hie l'ubjcctt, and
hie own person-I dignity do not permit him to safe! their insuln to si
continue and to neglect any lon r the "permit.— of those ahendy meived,
and that in thin new, noNit (huntin- the peifick disposition; of his
Mlietky, lad even the punienllr tnclmniott he him niwztyt hid, In. -
expteffd sat cultivnting the friendhip os his Britunick Majesty, he lnlh
limlbls n'da the d-shgtecable many of making use of all the me
which the Almighty hn intrushd him with, admit Sat juliu UM *\
he hn solieited by to inn, ny: without doing obl- to ecquin; in 0".
Mine on thaittltlce of his cause, hit Mzietty hope; the the conseq—
d' chid reizlution will not be impoted to hint beset: God of III.. lad
that other union: will term : t'uinblc idea of this resolution, by con
Fisizp it to the conduct which they themselvet lawe expeqimed - the
pul the amia- Minishy. ( gmd)
M.; n..—
Lo MARWKI n-zumonovn.
London. ]m 16, 17". ' -
KlNG'IMESSAGl.
] 0 R 0 5. 11. _ ' '
Ambusadour of the King of Spnn hlving deIi-vend : m "
T Lord Viscuunt Weyfnonth nd WHEN, that he hid teem
ordcn from hi- eotm, immedhteiy to an' n' fm— thi- n-im" hi
Majefly hu judged it necesnry to dine] I cop oftht paper tehhfl
before the Book of Common " : mtteru put importance te *
trm lnd pe ) and_ hit Mtjehy aeqniute then if the hue tinc
he but sound imself obliged, in em-scqbembfffil WI
n real hie Amblllbonr tro- Muhid. ' '
Hi- Majcly deeme: in themol si-Lmn union", til! [til Mnb
serve int] to cultt'vate peace and friend" ll'unMM theuhtd
Spiin. m bee- tniiform nd sinne. ui thn his m mild: si
pow- he been guided by no other notim- M "
;oodseith. honour, nd jolieq ud hit Msi inch ss
tumid theyntencn on which thie Muddy !- "
'si' W'ffi'mfisictsim'fi 3 "3"
kdof*.n'.citr t'*_
" ow- sm
' U ' ! lli ences"
fhss: epiZaTsisi- sin bin ved. dmct
tremd end the nine! nientidctd. ad pot ig'ss'e-Wct
!
4 ),). si
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Bk ma lm th- Brmel confiiem, thlt No WM
with th! nr-d pubtick spirit which drink"
81 5! Mliefly in hit tesolmion to un! :" fl- Mg . 15 St
cured .! the nition, to red!! and "up:! my MW * !:le
of Spain, nd th'u, by the Heffing of God on M * 'djsifi '
um, .nd m. equityd his cause, hit M-zeny wffl'bcsi' 'h'i'dss ss -
and defect th unpull nnd chapman cutupr'nu of Now -
hoeom of hi- eno- :, end the mme, the night:, "& tp
inmlhosnll hit subjeao. " " " si ' . '
Thus: imPorum wpcn being nal, Lend Hath Mash'p "
adduso to hu Majefly, and an siconded by Lad jo— si .
suring hil Which, that hit snithsul Cummin weet I—Q ,b'ctsi i?
with their lim ud fortune- lgainl hiunemiu. ' . ' " " . "
No dcbm onsued, nd the question being put, it "Ninth."
tin without lssdivifiotl. Lad ]ohn Cummin 'ntnsi' m til "I..
" that in humble nddnfi he rescued to hit Mnjdy. psly' ' WW
jcky that the whole force ofPGlsieat Britain, both lwal ctmi)
:t'i ht la; immediately Me! together, and dw quid th 'ss
ur on." ' ' "
Mr. ]enkinson. none of the ingenuity with'dsd them—
fnmed. iashmtly required of the noble Lad duho si, a." ss
!.
would inform the House, whether by the word. th five &
Briuiu, he meant to include the nn-ll and milim-y face :: a '
plo ed in America.
zoxd ]ohn Cuendish rendily ldmitted thin n be included in ,
meaning of his motion, lnd wa- seeonded by Mr. Thonn ?Mstactd.sit
Thin ocusloned : very warm and general debate. "Melt continued Msi'
eleven o'clock, in the toms: of which the whole of the Amtiuj "T!
wn travciled over l-ftesh, and all th. erroun and fullin of Mtpish'y' 4.
brought into review, and pointed lgainl! then with thtM Betwijsi
satire and reproach, pnsnculflrlv by Mr. Fol. who wan up so. " ":
and I half, sometimes shoolsi-vg lsike : metten- throu h the region: ss .,
. mnce, dnuling the whole H.siuse, n il were, wit the bentirl m.. :
bril iancy of hi- decllnttou, and a.- other times pouu'nz dram bi; sut
ensml lnd flruflurn, like : nunct on the Minitter. lnd hi- vouch
dependcntl. - ss
The Ministw at length nfnid to mutive the metten) and wwfflfi' ,
to let it pass. Mr. ]enkinson mmcd, bvway ofgcuin cident, thn the )
House should adjourn, which being dividnd upon: {"here w {" ]
tho motion 156; lgninst it 80; majolity 76. ffi'
Th' House then broke u 3, um! the Speak" in to wend fit M.;
St. ]:met'o thin day, Witht e address voted yeflcrdav. ' _ "
On the !7lh day of ]une. the day nster the Dpnnfflt "M. un ib- "
livered, the King of Great Britain nfftud ; prot'hmltinll ntking npm
of all Spanish vffl'ela, property, &c. comprehmding much to the sp— '
purpose, .. thn which took place some time since w sunge.