The Virginia gazette — Williamsburg, Va., 1774-08-25 00:00:00, page 2

! an aware of the nice situation in which : monarch in heed:
Sumuded by symyhann, to whom truth is a stranger, ! pity irn sor
measures which ] cannot. but deceit; and where every pm'atc virtue
adorns him, ] must Riil eiteem the man, however ! condernn the
magiflrlte. But, sir, it behove! you to pierce through the well that
sumnds you. Try to discern things anthey are, hot as they seem, and
let your own judgment be the dir-ctsiior of your conduft. Be it my care
for the present to display : few truth to your view, with that duty and
K'spct which ] owe to you, :: my l'Ov'creign, and With that treedum
which lowe to myself and man.
! hnve before said that we are to judge of the future by the past; every
empire since the beginning of the world rnight be i-roussht home to my
subject. 'l'he Romsim was me inch, and, ] nvi-eve, the shungest champiv;
to it therefore ] shall confine myneit'. diull i beg yuur asitcutmn? it
cannot be of differvice. _
ln the early days of Rome its citilens were lmhed together by the
,!tongefl bond of nature, that of. leit-pmscrvanon. lhe meanen under—
standxng very clearly perceived, tlut m dclcnd thcrnlclvcsss from the sitaL-s
that surrounled them, unctinlmity was the link ciisinzuict' lhey prrccwed
also, that psvwer hclonged only unto those whole lupcriur dblilllCS.CL)U-J
dictate the wu'eit measures in.].he cahinct, and best entcrsie them in the
field. Nor were abilicies the only re-iuiiite to dishndwnv; (ne linctcst
virtue, the noblest refctt'situde of life, we:: aisu necelhry- They ]swffgnl na!
mer with those wbajsi: [arlmipsh wsi-nvszct-ssfptfiesi'd, l-st the} ]L-sssiuctlpcmcty.
ome conquered every sue, not by amsjunry o! numbers, butlby lupenus
-virtue- Love of country, and the puzlic gqu, were the darhng passion;
or" a Roman. Tl-cssy did ny! sz'r-w :bz stuff !0}7Ass:1l:t-'£l'_llj :hey led not mer
cenary armies to the field,sibut mzu who tought to: all they held dear.
No other forces could withstand them, [or no oihcr farcesposicsscd luch
uncorrupted manners. Surroundin; nations sought their ruin, and 'PW'
hers seemed to onsusse it; but Rsiunan virtue towercd above them all;
their eagles flew victcrious, and cornueli enowned their am'is. _
Such once waz Rome; i : sm - er. 'AF .;ct. -
me then take a viei- us ' ' "
times more Modern. .
.., si. -
There is an old at &
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Tow? sun ,. si-H - -'<= "=! ,: '
him go.""; fousbt usisizct .. ct' ! er [enemies, and trom they...
? hti sse of sels-desence, she us.!- _;z.si:lf to the highest sipitch os human
greatnefs; but when she carried her arm: to distant nations, that never
had molested her; when the swdrd was drawn from the infamous motives
ot'plundeo and of conquefl, she laid the foundation of her own destruction.
Her Aiatic Wars, indeed, brought wealth and richeainto Rome, but
with them? were introduced luxuriet that had been before unknown.
Frsm that mmntvirtue and public spirit sun]: apace; dishpation hznish.
ed temperance and independence; their hodiea became enseebled, and
pheir soul: depraved; l tsiew engrossed the riche! of the empire, and po
verty depressed fie lower ranks of men; it was no longer virtue that
raised men up to the first employmenu of the state, but the chance ot'
birth, and the caprice of fortune. Those men, whole genim and whose
sentiments would have reflected hanour on the highest otfices, fled from a
court where vnee end vilhiny prevailed. Such sia situation could not long
continue. When universal corruycion overspread: the body, dissolution
in at hand. Bodies enervated, and mind: poiluted, were but feeble
opponentx, when attacked by invaders, who followed nature, undebauched
by an- The Roman empire, thlt had flourished for ages, that had been
the mistress of the world, was overturned from her very soundation in
less than two centuries. How instructive is susich an example to succeed
ing nations? Whilfl the Roman Feopie were virtuous; whilsi every office
and honour were bestowed on those only whose superior merit claimed
pre-emine'nce; Whili! public good was the universal pursuit, and whiist
nbne were Posi'essed of overgrown fortunes, nor wanted the real necessa
ries of life, they were invincible: But when the diiflnfiions of birth and
riche: nose, and to be good no longer led 50 penness; when the public
treasure wu squlndered on unworthy in ividuaie, end the poor were
ylundmd to enrichsi the rich'isi when love of country yielded to the love
of sell"; when one men wa: pofl'essed-of hoarded thusands, 'and millions
were iznsupplied with the comfsints of life, the} sun! to ruin, nal diffilwd
me} -
Such, sir, is the portrait which ! lay before you. My observations,
though general, are., ] believe, sufficient to wnvince you, that those very
symptom: which preceded the fail of Rome appear but too evidently in
the British constitution. Similar cause; must ever produce similar effects.
The mode of our death may indeed be different, but it is equally certain,
.unless some meam can be found to recal op- noiirieal health. We may
{:d'i'flpl be too far gone even for mdicine H rss f— 'ss'. but however thlt may
the attempt would crown you with L.: ,' Van would have
,
all the honour! due to the snviour of hsss .- -... -' ;.ctfu us.: .sict he
should slil- Y . [do no: ne'eu-e _ : t"-\ .v . , - us
evil: ! compht , owever popular sue si. m. :..1. si. r- w .;, , ; si
satilfied they are unjust. it is the universal deprctu. .ss _. 'ln n. us mar,
;im rise to these measures with which you are charged; ! shall not
therefore attack any particular instance of corruption which may have
'hnppened since the commencement of your reign, but shall endeavour to
yoiztdont the original source from whence that corruption hath pro
eee e .
] ne louree ] mean to attzclt ]: the perversion of the house of common:
l (hall not detlin you in proving what you cannot be unacquainted with.
lo the consiruction of every body the soundness of each part is abl 1lutely
necell'lry to the perfection of the whole: How happens it, then, that
: mejority is obtained in the house of commons who will. implicitly obey
the dishte: of I cruel minister? Who no longer meet to deliberate on
what is-necessary for the good of the nation; but to give their votes as
they have been before instructed ?. it is true, they have yet the shadow os
free debate, but how long even the shadow will remain after the substance
30 .ouerls not very difficult to determine: Sir Rdert Walpole, to fecure
his power, and to defend himself from the insumy due to his administra
tion, first hroached the lbsurd doctrine of the interests of king and people
being different; interested men have linee supported it, and it now seeme
established beyond redress. But, sir, be not blinded by fnlse representa
tions; gi-e : fail and undid examination to the nature of that consti
tution of which you are the head; you will then find that your real
interest is insepnrably united with that of yourpeople; you will find
that your strength invariably depends upon theirs; you will find that the
- wealth os individual: may ffl of small service in the hour of danger,
when compared with the Mance which an independent and happy
yeomanry would chelrsully asord; you willfind that the affections of
your lubjects would be the best hulwark against every invadcr, and the
most suithsul zuardians of our person; in short, you will find, that the
prosperity and happiness of}, a British monarch deyends on every branch of
tho consiitution having that power and independence which waz originally
designed. si ] know it-my be said that there is a party against government
as well a for ill "! me it to be so; but let the one be no more, the
other ivill'eafetd _ . in the present parliament that indeed might
not be the use.. ' Let us suppose one according to the plan that follows :
A king of England, convnnced that hit good, and that of hid people,
were one end the same thing, issues his royal mandate for the election nf
members to serve in parliament. As the welsctu-e of the conflitution is
his sole tim, he declares that no bribe of my nature, nor any interpoli
tion from the throne, shall influence the election of members, or bias
the de'ntao *?-Qhess!-.e-si:£e of nemmmt ah/zn assembled- Let me ask what
wolsilld be the probable consequence of" such : measure ? lt Would be that
those men who at present spend such sums to be returned would no longer
be ea'ndidates;ss for they no longer would have the pruspcct of being amply
repaid. 'she be!} men in the kingdom would then be called forth by the
people to receive the sacred trult of representativcs; for the pecss-lc's
poverty would n' longer be tempted to make them relign their judgment
:nd integrity- Men who now from principle fly to retirement, from
principle would then return to the world; for they would be happy ,to
serve their country when they could do it without an expence productivc
of ruin. The desizning knave would no longer dupc the vulgar with
pretended patriotism and noisy bomhall; for he would then have nothing
to hope for. The'king would meet : parliament ready to do every thing
loynlty and effection could dictate; for it would be the study of such 4
plrliament to promote the power and welfare of him and his kingdoms.
The tue: would then he laid on those shoulders that ne best able to bear
them, and the real necessaries of life would come at the lowest rnte to
the runnen of the people- Luxury would then be made' still more
luxurious; for such : parliament would supply the V/antz of the crown
by duties that would be levied off the wealthy, not off the lndigenr.
With such : parliament the confideuce of the nation would be unlimited,
domestic. foe! won" he unknown, lnd foreign enemies might well be
disreprded , whu --.*. ""u appeared you would be hailcd the delivurcr of
your country, lus . '-:nevolent snher of your people. Through life
your enlaudlng f'.- ss--':si would look up to you with adorntion, and at
your death the ' ss 5 multitude, in dismal lctents, Would proclaim,
m ["FM .-- '
, Bed, sir, i 11 .- mcthod that occur: to me in the present emer
gener- l unru-ss moment suspect you of during at the subversion of
our [flaming ifsi ' l should not trouble you with this address. For
: man's real ehur nll ever look into private lisc ; here l have ex
mind your's, - -.' A it without,: fault. But, sir, though you do not
Labour : sentimc . n- Your royal hent! that ivdesiruflive to your people,
we know not what your successor: may do. The measures purtued unc:
your reign hctth commenced must evidently tend to absolute mundrchy.
You cannot blame your subjects for being alarmed, when they behold the
most uselesl empwymentx created to reward the most worthiess of men ;
when they see pcmiun after pensmn bestowed on_ being: who have never,
in the smallest instance, been of service to 'that country; but all their
]si-zh-usieq and sun uuifld cease was the parliament to be restored to its
prsmitive state ;' that it only to be done by wifhdrawxng the temsiptatlon
that pervert! the in:}itution. At present men lay_out money m pus
chafing lute, us the [lock jobber does in the allcyct from the expcctation
of making hundred. per cent- _
These, sir, are the sentiments of: man, who, from hu insctncy, hath
been tctusi-ht to think the Hanoverian succession : source of freedom si'nd
indupvndrnce. Next to my country ] would ssine you with my list;;
(to:! tsiorhid the service of the one should ever be incompuliblc with that
of the other. S " \ P ? E N
N E W P O R T, Aucusr ].
A 5 'l' Weduesdassyct arrived here the ship Swan, captain james
Ayscough, from New York; and brought with him : smctil pilnt
bout, with about one hundred and forty pounds of te], which he luck
off Sandy Hook; he has since sailed on a cruisc, and on Saturday was
seen off Montague Point, bringing to vessels as they came out of, or
want fnto, thc laund.
We can assure out readers that the town of Bnshm remains very firm
and resolute, and that nothing, under heaven, can force them to submit
to the affimrrd right of the present infamous parliament, unless the other
colonies should fail in their support, of which, thank God, there is not
the least probability.
PHlLADELPHI-A,slugust8.
Cap; of 4 l. 2 '1' T ! R from the commune of Bonsion ra liu- contains: ?s
" Borrmunz. '
_ Bonsiol, jul} 16, 57".
- 44 _ _z*f(" ns *' - .. .stsi ' "n' enclosurea, cwme
'z.- .' r "o-."
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un , !
moan.. .. .. " ' ' 'si' ' ' ' ' '
the exisienoe ospubliZ virtue. So bright an example as you hlve set, can
not fail to animate and encourage even the i'ukewarry and indifferent,
more especially such honest men as wish to be assured of support before
they engage in so weighty an enterprize.
The account you give us of the spirit and magnanimity of the people
of Virginia confirm us in the opinion we have ever had of that ancient
colony, of whose dismterefled virtue this proviuce has had ample expe
rience. The noble sacrifice you stand ready to make of, the shple com
modity of your provilu,- so materially affecting the revenue of Great
Britain, and your generous interpulition in our savour, have out. wzmiel}
acknowledgments. So much honour, wisdom, public and private virtue,
so much readinesi in every colony, to afford every specie: of aid and
assistance that the shtisiering [tate requires, must convince a friend] bad that
notwithstanding they may be utterly unufqueinted with the meaning of
the word Parriotysim, k hu, however, : substlntiai existence in North
America. With the sniles as all goveming providence upon the vigorous
e urts of our inestirctrafle brethren at home and abroad, we promise our
selves : final deliverame from the calamities we are now subjected to;
and which, for our own, our country, and posterity'l political salvation,
we resolve, by God's Lffifiance, to sustain with sortitude and patience
We are, gentlemen, pursriends and fellow couutrymen.
Signcd by ordel, . WrLuAu Coorzl, derk.
Extract of a letter ran al! after in lb: army, maw in lrcland, wba str-uul
a/m ull lbcla um- in America, to his friend in !Li: til], dom! tl-c
:7: of May, 1774.
"] hope my good friends, the Boflonions, may get themselves well
out of the scrape, both to their satisfaction and honour, as a house di
vided against itself cannot fland. ] was well acquainted with many of
their officers that had on different campaigns with me las! war, and
proved to be good dice", and brave, worthy men. These are the sen- '
timents of many hsitre, who served in Ameriu last war, and would shod
der at the thought! of being ordered on so disagreelbie : service :: that
of drawing a trine again]! in American, and their countrymen. lt i:
my opinion we shmld all become Americans sooner than comply with
such no order." .
B A LssT 1 M o R E (MAnsisinn) 7u1, 16.
VE 5 S ! L, we but, hnth sailed from the elsicm share of this
& pmvE— .- --: 'sssi \ . --" v-cvsivsio-si .1-ss nfuc gift to m besieged
9]. ., . p- si. .
S'ctct -- ...ssi-"- : ct bow ." -
um , .- 31 . ...z. mucnc-l .ow'. ..
Man ...ssJ . ' - ' siss .. 51 . .. ...mts of Alexxndril, we hear, in n
few hours (ubsi :mcu AA.L.._ ' JNDRED AND FIFTY POUNDS
for that noble purpose. ,
Subscripcions are opened in thin town for the support :nd lnimation of
the inhabitants of Boshm, under their present great conflict for the com
mon freedom of us ill, whichlnvc already been so successful that a'vcssel
i: nbw leading with provisionl for the: [place, u : testimony of she
affection of this people bwurds their persecuted brethren, now bravely
_contending zgainst " friud, power, and the most odious opprefflon," which
God grant mJy never rise triumyhanc over " right, justice, social happi
ness, and freedom !" '
,
() E N T L E M A Ns upon reading general Gugt': proclmutlan for
A jujzpnffin vzcc, Us. observed, that it could be intended my !: ::
sheer At the Bzfoniam; nd he was wrj mmb surp n' u'sind bi: urellmq
affim'ng that ! didir " in humble imitation us hi nujq'siy-"u—IlWAkl
GLEH, wulN 'rn: to! YllACNli- ct
As she go'wmar, in hi: cxrs-aorlinur) prcc/amdtbn, with much shewing
pity too, labour: to melt: the people [relieve rha! be it grtufct concerned far
-rh:irfu!urr, a: well a: present happintsl, would it not [7th tended lo Pro
mott such a truly pim: purpose had his zxrtlltnrj but ( sin]: las: " th: rejfl-uc
afler rerommnding un n-nssudante es hypocrily, G's- ( txumplo king mirh
more prn'alcn! than precept ) and declared thus he did not mean, nor inttnd,
such qffandct-r: of th: mi/imvy as might, either wantonly, malisinfl}, or ran
trury r.; the law: qund and lum, main, wound, hill, orplunder, any qf she
inhabitanu osMctlj/iuhustm Ba] ? Ai'lfuch !rjfling qffenrn being :egnizahls
only in Great Britain; na dtr/ur-tion of th: kind must have tarried cou
viflictn with is to the very breast gf hi: [xcrllmg's least admirtrs, 10! to so}
enmriu, when (her: isjcte much goodness intended to these committed to l'il
chcrge. But in order to termine: the world ssbsilhltbct gozmnor'x rlz nrdsor shut
Zrapb: fr'all Lsgtxrellmgv'iy/eller tafflhz Mr;- gf {Z/l/borauzhf; Jalrdgblhstan,
royinft is an n' ned, it nm he nrtr izr to a i ! envy o awin au
Oflaber 31, 1768; by which it will aypur that in had the rnnstimnctan {s
[hat gu-m'rumlnt at heart when he was much less interested in it !hln he it at
P {4 If it is asked why the governor lm not turn all th: justim es pent: out
s! m!
eftammijfic-n, and put other: in, who will do their duty, it is answered,
!hal lb: governor can neither appoint justicn, or dun th!!! our, hat h} consent
qfrounrilz and shall the council oppajsiu run) thin! proposed to the governor,
far thcssstrvuin ofgmrzrnmrm, that is unpopular- Frm what hn ten said,
jczr lonZ/hi'p will ;:mlrctz'e :lfcs—t'. n' t': ra ;:uu um: 3.- Jhflwv- - Tho'- iz, in
truth, very [ill]! !! present, um! the conffuulion gf rbi: proudest [cum so much
in !hesinle Jdmacrnr}, shut the governor inn not the prwtr to remedy the
disordcn which ha Pen in it." 81: printed [men [ran govern" Bernard,
general Gagr, an olbers, to the earl of Hillfharwg .
Frun slu- show desrriflion ccts thc guu'MH, and the meqs-ru now tarrying
on by the governor, den i: hasten (: if his exu/lt ': ronctmstsir a rffufru
lion us that ton/Htusion hard "commended him to minijlrulionfnr lb: grmt
and impu-mnt change that is nmnislst/y intended so he made: throughout all the
colaniu, after the tszzrimcn! ba: succeeded with one?
'From the SOUTH CAROLlNA GA'LETTE.
Mr. TlMo-rn Y,
H E gentrulcry [hat bntforsume time prevailed against in] tauntcwnrn,
that the} arr, in tow, inimical lo the libtrlic: ofAusi-ricn, is so mani
fist a piece afinjlssice to them, that I must he: ((a-w ro claim (: place in your
paper for a few word: in hehdfpf she Soon mechanics nf/hi: !o-wn, who
are numerous, in gcnrralajlf of sober, industriom, honzfl nml, and murcty qf
them otherwzsz Wtffdbl! .- Ler olhtr: unfiuzrfar !lmnfsilvn.
This order, r. 'I'imrby, I am assure jeu, ah not r-intcd will) llwfe
wirw: and txptctalions [hat {encrl/[y wnrf nunfrovn c proper attention to the
general odd. They ha-vz (: ericnrm' she weet: qffrmlanl in (hit land, and
the) wi [show that she a) us is us high} as an) ashtssr jztap/r; they are no!
dtjiimrr aftbsfuznifcr lllgf, nnd they ha-m too murh zems-ass! xfsnulla mak:
ungrarrctsnl rnmnx ra thar fillo-w suljchx far shesamm: : :] dal?) recrivr,
in n'nir v-(l'ptffi-v: actupan'om, fi-cm she native: in puructsi'ulur.
'The du} :; a/Wraashing when every man will lo.- m'ni ; il will then he sun
'u—lmhrr our ( as; are no! determined to blfisitb I dare he held to :: nn, sir,
thar hardly :: nmn (fy: 'ui/lcthcfouml la will-hahl l.u'l cannnrenu in wl-nmwr
measure: llu' busily !- 'll-ssz- inbthirnnn shall, on lVss-dnsi-fda; next, think ncrqjss'ny
and txpfdiens la : adopted, for she prcjcr-wtizn {zf th: just right: Jews)
Altnctmus lssm, sir, jour'j, Us.
A SCOTS MECHANFC.
As we l-Ivc .nrcauy puunmcu m] un; rsz, [4 I . I u n ) ". m tle
Amllchh! that have come'lo oufi hm ;, fllssifflmg che x-ss'u'siss, 5
exercised wwnrdl In by ! q'tn-l ministr}, w: haye me rollowinct
be tirelomc to (! renders, ;: it conu-m seninm-tnts, in our upnz...., sic
must lenhble and dzclous.
Thr humble ? F. T XT 10 'N' of seven:] na'h'rts of AMrncct,
5 91 : w :. T H,
H A 'l'_y::4r [triiimtu m-r russsssiL-er! in :m-p/uct [0 n'is !..ssrrsif i.-m._-.-,_
all! lssui'ct Lst-wn ["I/:, 'WL..L, :] ..urird n.;o .xuumn, mssu: lssj_,_,_
(a lb: sight;, L'lrsfv, nmlpunt, zissl'm/ snmvm).
Tcur ptliu'uwrs lum: alreadvsslf-n, 'll-ctllsiv qui .ss-stcrist must :: ct-niz !; s ",
. v - ' - - . ' .l
rndmctg: dnclsilul usimrst (lum, wink, m -:s.1u.;sin {] tuft]! ;:Jsul'n. .!
justice, mzd cs H'siz Influx :] [be [and, lrjsi.:} 11: ct'nnsijfct'usimssss, .sisisssisi':
l-mnng [be auussjsd.
Upon !btsansstfrinri] (: offnjustisir, 4 [5]! is "my brouyi: m, cal. ], wctjss,
[be Praf-jfiwl of Lcl's-s lectu/zf.'1f.__v !Lr (gc'ucrmnu'ls (] lit fisifujjsixly. ctu; A,), ;
lalcululul lo [lifll-it' ;: avbsilsi fw-silncf, urmsi-s a") ] um 9} .-:'.1 , ss
[harmes] riHL-Iz, so.}mnsi'j jnhud lo i! [) mmu/ .;vpssti hue un -z.— ,_ss__ ,.
and lit pttp/t. .
Tow pennon": me well irzfolmrd !l-a! :: (l-arfrr, fy grant.— ',
bqsor: altered or njunssd, ln! L'fsn a sin]! m-.ssi_]...'si [x.-sing ; (; ...- _ ,
it: sirejctm! punctting'i; tomb}.nsiruwsillsiazssnm, gr.! jztsix uusizmrz. ct._[,
sum. .r: m?!) (! urttr m Cua! [vlhct'm nuns .znm .- .: :!1- rss; injn'msis.
71': appoimmnu and "man! !s/L-si jctig-r a! lit [I:uct'nr. cth-z goes m.
wilb L/arin pajalu': !) lb! .r-ru'n, ] .'.H n',- Prsls..r!y, u't-no', .;n: sit}, sir
the u ject, depu-ctdmg uffi-mjud'icial ":!1'51 [ry, u' ii' j-c'wtr. '
un petitianu: penny: nbstmx ofjmnctm' ,nzrnj 'si 'cts'dll-s'j .z! (i.; si'ct;
impaselsor lbevn, wblrlv, sun n':- Lillcr :xl-nsim: six i'HG-ssunctl'si .nsi' '
;. in;,
La: [m- lbolishsid in du": tell!!)
Oflbcslm unangplcd and alarming mia" is (he [L'], wlisl, under n
fif]: eft more sup!" [admi/rist-ssatian LjssjZssi-sslic' is: lb: ] ! 'lissih'ce csshhj/Zsii lctsiss (:.
la}, cum": tb: siwnmr n' wnl d-u-w effsindm ];m jss/hss; (sign,; L., ,
" !lsiz _- _ ss .. ex pmn sr'*-. lqal projctumlsisur lhsl-ssu', and, in gan,
. .
' I so ' runnen. Tur Puilioner: nium: !Zsi: ::gu
- . - , '_ ; I -- must 6: llu cujsi-ssumsie indiug mxpy, m."
, -_.ss , dipdn, "hath: so in law, ul. --
. 'lt ulmu lqum-w bern-mm'stz tssujctsy may,, :,
.- .... nubpuuu all: a 'wuud mar, la reward m dcs'muin n-u n."; ,-'
i; tle mld ubufct Tbcsilinfnln and injurw ?fa lmwlejss/l ]:lair) 41? ,]sisl- m [:].
rn [! can long Cl-dlsfi Ill] jur j-m/iono: ajfn'l end, in th (Lnsi'za; m.: .
gf! 'l'l bill, (be born] utrazn (] milllulj opfnjpon, ju/Lu'cd by [it Lvctusinu
cfsssIict-uildcmn-ofiliau. !: b [. Ul d
L: ] n', 11.- 5: ! i: ' inlm : to i-u' to rl: thur, (x.-.
Yumd is!}: ifssad, nbwe rbu h, am] not fall.- la ungfiwjxmlmm:
smu the yeaplc hung] cypress. mist constiluu ] in: an al: blue !]mnl.
Turpentine" would be umrly lum orllsiy si] llu' E list: grim;
s: their clnim mlpn'dr, y'duy did not [it] :: virlm-n: indigxalim ,, si
prutb qf di alizfdfi'im and nb-lliwct, wirb wl-izb [be] Law !. ..v
:! fected. be} un with confidmusay no impulan'un tra: (ur [Csi u'_ . _,si_j_
be) apftal " tbe uren'mre of : mnmy, in u-lsirb (be glctsiv, nl-r ic-tom,
sbtprofptrilj, qs Eug am], hum- bcm, in their tjlimarim, !l'rlr Hurt; in Qui .si.
! :) bow: lot un!) born (be burlbm gfpm-uintml 'siuuu, lus l-aw_/i.-.z- us with
this country in lb! danger and expnmaf c-ucrj m.:tima/ uctar. ? A." zrul' jsct
thesewiuoflbf tro-wn, and lb: dffmct of (1)! gmnal unjai-e, i us [ner,]: ;]
then, whenever i: wax rtquired, to vousufphsscs (Jaw: and ment), 10 n. : Lif—
mst exertion qslbrir abililics. The jnunmlx ctjlrlianmfl will Lenr win"; ' h
lluir extraordinary zed antlsm'itr: during the last um; um! lie: in! a :: "
short fill! bcfon it was resolved [we to la/uf: on that lb: rigbs cfsiL-cirz u.
[ruth rbrir own non .
] djflyrhntu bm apjmud in [lit rolmiu, ll-ty current tbi: rigl: lum
"ab : house to run ulzr the muse: which have pmimeJ !lm amsing 4 p;
hitherto rmniku lef-sir rbu'r qalry (0 11}: fro'wn, and affzsiimfar lbi: m;
lm- No [n' am no, nor will barm- n-nm admit of, an instuzsi zv
general diffame", but from :- gmnalstnjz of offnssch. '
Tour petition": contrived, that wbu (by bad csgnind paper}, under -:1
the restraims this country (bought nccgffiur} to imposc him!! this samnm .six, !flsizsih ,
Md mnjsuflurn, !bl! prepare} we: fared and fault. TL-jy [ill ;: ,_ sir,
material issue." Wen- bting nstrnilml in llot atqmsi/FM of Psclctufsiv, w!
baldip i: wbgn ursrirel under those rcjlrai-m, it [be dZspaf-l qfuLa :. 'Ib-j
under ad ubqrdiutim in the one, and ever] in the other.
Tour eminm 'wi lb could 0 (5 rain:: an di ernm lament the
alljtpctfflfi'vtfj) n/nbd fzcb enlrfflbsifiu lo legijlzzmsig in the unjlitllim
o which thy lum not : finglc win, nor the least irfflnmm, end in which
no on: is prejm on this May; The, regard lb: giving their proper;), t}
tbcir mnnsnf alone, us the unalieuble n' bt of th jubjtct, and the [a]!
sum"! '- '- ! . .". ; ".-a! [May. {fifty un wren: in thin, th] Law
. - -' ' si ' . ctsi 's-Liti is their dun]! lirtbnsigbrz [:] lb:
si "am. _ - w; d-I-Mkf' "'My; I,:si'armcty
si -*-ss .!..si.. , [; ct " - . vtborit} use] ral (wgstinlsiwml
-si ssssctss ct- L.. , ,,si , , . " f.a:iiuqfluland and tn'm, wbo lusr:
Mr veral : ' ' M ] 'm so the crown; all which combine to prove, tlut
du pr y'u lngysnbjzfl, bring zsrmnan, w :: srnL-o/dcr, tarml h
talmr ron binpuq by i: non consent : o depri-w tl-e (nlonyh, !! :rzj'siu, cs
this ri 51, in unim- (but so . stdu gf villinage, [(a-ving tl-ssm nozbing rlct'v
un cfil their own, nor upch gf my crqugsifilian but for else bane}! 'Zs m" m.
le in with ilfinke sad inexprrffibi: toom'm that your petition": ste- in
biI/s, and in m principle eftbm, : direct meint} to reduce their n..
um! to lb: drul ! alternative of being mill) mjlmd, or tnpusi.
contest !be most ording and unnatural with :! Parcnestate, which lus .
been tbe'onefl 'qs tbn'r veneration ssnd their low. Thy "mue ll-i: right
honourable bon]: [a toq/Idtr tbat th: restrainn, 'wbisb example; cffm-L fsisswrict']
um! injnstiu inpst, are ever amm-led with the mast dangrroll l—utnd.
[na distrts} us mind, which conne! 6: described, your perilioner: rczjm'l th':
right honoured- bous: not to form" that me! mul ufftflim, uvl—irb tum
hitherto united ever) Amriuu band and bear! in the interest: of'Exg-Cmd, inn
passion: the most guinful a'nd parnizioux- Mcffl tal ne ]] si :) i-ctstnb lb}: ssiglr
balmlrabl: boast not to Attempt reducing thou lo : at! csjla-vn-y, 'wl-icl- :L-l
English principio: qslibm} th inherirfrm their nother mumr will m:sisisir
worse than lath; lbq, [be" on, pray that this rizl-l bokallsdJ/x' lus: 'will
um, [7 puffing lbefi- bill}, anbzsi !bem witb-affiifllon, andsnlusi: sbsi-ir
coantrpnen lo the most al-jefl stole of wise:) Fm! lmmilialim, or Jri-v! [L' on a
the last refaurca es Jespair.—--And your petitioners, is in dussy bon
will ever pray. , - .
Of th: nosnc-rctf An-n end senlcn in Aunuczsi. :
Pssirimn mar 5oyean a 0 3) tlu' telrbraml Dr. George Berkclz-y, dun: x , ss
Derry, and aslctmar : lord bishop es Cloync, wbi/c betwn: in Aomiu.
E muse, disgusted ac un age and climt.
Banen of every glorious theme,
' ln dist-nc land: now wait: 'a better time,
Producing subject: worthy same :
ln happy climcs, where from the gcniz] sun,
' And virgin earth such seems ensue,
The force of art by nature seems oucdone,
And fancied bezuties by the true :
In hippy climes, the seat os innocence,
When nature guides, and virtue rulcs;
Where men shall not impose, for truth nnd sense,
'l'he pedastry of courts and schools.
Thuofinfl-be seen cthw-gordnrlle,
The rise of empirc lnd of am,
The good in.! great inspiring epic. rage,
The wisest heads, lnd noblest hectms ;
Not such .: Europe breeds in her dceav,
Such in the bred when fresh and young,
When heav'nly Name did animate her Chy,
By future age: shall be sung. !
Westward the course of empire takes its way ;
'l'he sur- sirst acts alrcaiy pdst, _
A fss't shall close che dramn with the day;
sime's noblest offspring is the lust.
BON MQTS as !he present lum: and : czxnu. m r.."
lS majeRy tnking the air one sine morning nn lssusi-si'sissi. wz'. -
g-zncrnl who often has the honour to attend his n-jcal muhs. m
pamng by a beautiful seat in Surry, the king's cysi' w-ls ..m-ctsh-x \".\' T '
delightsul lituation, which was heightemd by the linevw-S msi rL: -
ther. Pmy, general, says his m.ljcfly, whose rural and pIz-n-mz
that ? The general seeing the extreme good humuur arsid _cnn-i=-1_
of she king, replied, without hssi'silltsihu, " Sire, it is th: "'siss o'
great, and, indeed, ns : very extraordinary pc-rshmsin." His :;
littlejmngining what he was going (o hy, and thinking. the. r \
something singular to discover, hastily commnnch him (o lsiu'ss "
extmnrdimry personnge ssus: " It is, pkcuu. _ _\-* xn.-_'.c'il}- 1}
than the makrr oHin : :md kna—vu." 'Uzsi- lctLL-sir p .:c .: ..1: .
thing not very rcksipctudl, the general fin'din5 it sizvsi- sun c. ffict. - '
" Sire, though like quhhc m'lxus king's nnJ knmscsis wnnsssi, . .
lnd though he deal; largciy in knuw—s, ye: he 'h w siund .\ s"-"\ " -
muny lucsicrls, and even mm-ct; qu'si'cns." By th}: tnnv- '- . ;.,
cciving thctn thr villn belong'J' to a uxrct'z-sinw, ('- -.- i *
returned, :md hiumajcfly vuz) pk-ij'l) n-h'. ('-— i" ..
mm played h]! carl: well, for it. lsinuh L'nsisi h-uL .nll mzn. . - si