The Virginia gazette — Williamsburg, Va., 1770-03-01 00:00:00, page 1

,athbl '770- THE BE!.K99
VIRGINIA GAZETTE.
THE REMEMBRANCER, No. lV.
" Hail but I?! ! Oh hom- sot eve; lus!
" Branc- forth in ev'r line. and bid m {eat
" Nor fain:. not lust to guard onrshrrrd low:,
" But brmb was in ! can-try: muse."
ssKiIB GEORGE "l..
41! no born: beme no. nominavit,
&}ju amiddes set non-it; bliss-:",
w qu in lnlin ddmuur 'rnda.
, _ - CATO.
TN:-lands. the muropoli: of Lilliput,
,Ar—D. 1169'. the vent-du!- Assembly. in
whose evefyvein the yulse of ibert beat
with ("and "door, in imitation :: their
fillet M. .nlde or ndoptd season-ble
and spirit-(! noon * for the presemtion of their
liberty and [yell] : one being the souui- of the
other. on a, obsmeion of the (ne illuflriou:
Prince dis-ler. full" of our present gra
dou m]; 'h 'HI this to the any address,
on the bird: of on mgningswerfigu. .noblysaid,"
" HyctLdrdl nd- tlemen. My [in. I hope, may '
" conti- ti-e no ' not the gratimde of ; nn
" nent,-widl hit lien! down-joys, and itflull
" My mob-t an er-a him. that true loyalty
" mulykthn is.-{glikrtjf'ct !:
Paul-le with ' vain. vhic is as nue "
if it .lwl s by the mulin Delpbox, and in ,
Myctn' n'had-hidden cipital" thunde
nllchl'c-Hy. ad indeed molloselpc conduct, under
Gopflchflmctufil rigbconhqdox. ud mal
rin- :, do'n-der confidcmcion, on which-we .
- very : dsi-sisnnt wyll-yf [me:-Drum. "
0. 'lhnrldly. not. a, the u "nous lcnllc rqmua,
" that they would not willingly since—Land that one \,
"winnen-righte]; 'htmoneyhepleased
" out of nothet mo': ye!" without his knowledge
" and wnsent-efpedzllyu th were llVlly) willing to
" gin theirss _ money when est: sot it—and an law in
" easy and Qh, even to : [swell, who can complain
" thutheyhuenot honey; ?they will not an; for
"-it:* But if the dnin of Honey wn inevitahle, they
" "fill-ed. thawed navel might modestly sa itgallrl.
" at least they might/ful it in the harm! l'languagd,
'" of sighs, ground. and teare—e privilege, not yet desi
" nied guile, nm- did-ed to them"; nor is it known
" thu th were ever dipt for procurin lb: cas-cur
" "m [Mr fellow: stmsi in (bliss-! ctures",
" praying th numndct'o interposition in flour qf
" their galled necks, which would soon mortisy with
"' out some lie-ling nn t, to their own destruction, .
" god the saulilnpo ' me! the eommnder—They
, " likewise resolved—end with truly sympathizi'ng zeal
.""eonfefl'ed. thut the infernal refnrtectioh of the big!
" ton-if" um, end star-thinks, was no pen of
" theinpoliticpl exiled—end they had not hard, end
" could "not yet believe, that the glorious pallads-uos
" English ment wan dead and buried, and desirended
" into tula—and therefore presumed to think, that if
" poor N rect m sometimel guilty for he that is
" in.-m e Veal} thilisll Bone) on even suspected
" to be guilty- trnshn;_ ui/pn'sial ostreusoy, or an}
" fele-;, thengh't not even then he not to the ex
" pence, ("alight. and'hndship of beinLtnnsported Mr"
" (lungs-til pil". toheflogged by llunge soreZgn masters,
* See Me prologue pub- bj tis. prsifiul Mu ! z-r-Y , at
Me repnsmuiu . Cato. at Mulier—House, (74
before Melt Royal Higneffu lb: late Pnnce of W'dn, (
Pride-(]), and e "man: cut-t ( the Noh'fitj,
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" when it might be so much ealier and soone: done by
" mrsten on the spot ; but is they should not be
found went-) os/lriper. but only be hope-ded by
" malice. envy and oppreshon. it would then kill them
" with the terrible voyage ossixlj hundred niler, in
" g and repalhsing the dangerom deep'ol' the path
e . boislerout 'etleulic; and is this were, the case,
" th little proper!) the mig ve in their cal-e'er and.
" "um: would be desl a they would the
" beil n had a case u Gnllivet m in ment Lillipet,
" when he was nlrnoll'ruined by n connen) oil, Ma'
" it me determined in his [hour with cgfll. ndglnent
" when turned into wormw'ood is bitter. but. delay, sayn
" Lord Been, turn it into ving-er. And na Lord Or
" rer justly observe-, it then become: lhnrpnnd cor
" r ing; end certainly it in more eligihle todie imme
" diately by the "wound of an enemy. than to decny
" Iingenng by poison, edminislered from : seentin
" friend—but the rebel/in: Alfn'tlll, were w
" enough to think it not or,-er merciful, thnt 'esslnssrlor
" slave-s. should be hanged beyond sea. nnheard, wi one
" having what was onye thought by Britons more dear -
" then property or life, ll'e iustinnbleprin'lege asking
" m'ed by : jeo/ran; lb: izicinage, as well uthe [Most]
" of summoning and poducing wit-effect on trial." And
they farther resolved,-+-" humbly, dutil'ully, and loyal
" ly to addresa the lest qs wasten, though singulnrly
"si unhappy in some of pstmnu.nndtna5ore h'n,whae
" none can doubt,'_ who really knowAnel-iea, the! there
" in notexiltingondne globe a merely-I pen-"e. who
" are inviolahly amched to his sei-rsi When! go- '
" 'Whsi and are a: free from ]mh'tetj inland _
" i"; saidtoheclearofserpenu, end would'ehearfiill
" ezhnusl all theirtrensnrec, andlhedthdrviul _ ,
n'of [lost?—and therefore the payed. thnt those "
" for the erration and glory of the illustrious House -
" rect-[12 inn, who were mim' en'c! altar, might
" not be : owed to gnril'y their (an , nrhitrary
" temper, lill their poffen, by ' ; chin, ne
" uncle;, dgiueu. for the [merit-a [am,- but if
" that it unavoidable, they then humbly begged,
" that is poor Bile-hunt: mal] be hedged, Me)
" and?!) nued it might he in the eld tom-on an},
" end as wildernesl osAtnerianhonnde with cool,
" and be:: , the machinery of execution would he
" eheep." But this last wu end nnreesonzhle re
quest, end ideot could not think. it would or enuld "
be indulged hlle ministerial merite nnd oppresse- Were
the cup-]} redde- os the ship. for then erlerel.
?" ed bing-um- would lose theirs-w; thonzh
suleu nue, end dim'l] eat-ned. yet how. may ml
la'u in floffing robe: lust after them'! .
That we have reviewed, not quite the original text,
but keepin our eye nailed to the spirit of it. we have,
without nexte-ned figure. nndsiyrrholieel mggentien,
given n naturel comment. unforeed peraphrese.
upon these GLORIOUS RESOLVES. which may be
considered :: the child voice of : m world. '
What followed et Nnuknu'e, in consequence hereof, ,
and the man!-Woe: speeche: of 'the Ullipelia Celml.
must be deferred to e more disegrenhle Reeve-branc
--Then'vn'll return the honour of : friendly visit to :
nei hunting colony. in the interint, " Remember,
" (5 Via-point front wheneesithou hall fallen. repent.
" arm, end do the works of thy; etialiu; or else
" thou wilt heffiued out of the of"!- 1 us'd—nice, ne
'* neither hot _ cold. which it : lefe-warned}, in
" the ense * . ce'd, displeesing tas-ed. end
" intolerahlsissloct-an." '
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