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lord C .1m1en' s conduct in his adminillrnion was
ctllcd in qucilion by Lord Sandwich, for not sinmsi, his
opmi-m upon the Middlescx election He was answered
by Lord Lyttleton, who told him that his Lordship had
not been asked: To which the former replied, that
whenever that matter wan going to be agitated in the
Privy Council, hit Lordship withdrew, and therefore
administration deemed it legal.
Lord Sand wich, in hie sneech upqn the second qnesiiori
on Friday night, taxed Lord Camden with a duplicity
ot'condiic't incompatiirie with his late situation as Lord
Chaucellor. and added, That that officer was in law
Me keeper of (ln- 'ing : conscience , and is any error had
been comm tted with regard to the Middlescx election,
he on responfibie {na-it, never having declared against" it
in Council.
Lord Camden," m answer to Lord Sandwich, said.
*' That be allowed there was such an expression' in lamu
the Chanoeilor being the he)" as (be King" : conscience,
bitethat it was ngueand indeterminate; that the law: were
the keeper of the King' : conscience, - that every person
in the Cabinet well knew his disapprobation of the violent
proceeding: against Mr. iVilkes, from the beginning ,
and on that account, he had never been consulted' in any
matter respecting that Gentieman- , that ifihe had been
eonsclred, he was nltnys ready to give his opinion. as he
had-ione, according to his conscience,' in Parliament; but
that he did not think" it- hit duty todn it without being
ssalited, nitvfl; an'-eisdtesi Wwainoway responfihie for:
that he had r'eposed his opinion long Enoeoith Lord Chat
him. nhoku then present, and doubtless read to de
Whifailedfisxpo which he added, " ofisih re
. hath: si ,: nicating" tiIeDnh , Grai—
- WWRW ' nentdiwtouypareof
'Msidatin totheMddlefexeieainn, late-air
the-one (wife!-;: so rh- m) or at anyother
"the-Tap,?!" and nag; m support oft
oh'a'thad itmnpemboid,
' MZRMnDI-psimflv
Add-Via? ss- lVct'ct'si' "":Zsi'mm
a Wd.
Fcb. 7.si'Frida . amongst other preseuu consigned by
the merchants in ct trgiula to Mr, Wilkea in the King's
Bench, nere "45 fitrliecta'ctafive. si'
The mum- bs'd noble Duke. who lately so unex
pected] joined the man}. the more it is considered.
the'more'it it" to be prais . Hiasi Grace's conduct has
been all along" so uuisyrml'y even, aqdsssree from vehe
neue'e, that,_ in the gineralsisshe paa hitherto been regartsied
esteemed '_si _ sicoyt, _ and country party, in e
- "(sing-fold Mssjeourtieraud a atn'ot; that is; as
: fiend how _ tition, yhere he ssaw it not inoompa
' b'bleewlth honoorsitosissbsse so: audaa : wellnisher toevery
Make repent! 'bp uou that was evidently cal—
eulaued lbrfisihsse- '_ ?) hie country;. But theviolmce
of thejilnea alliuz sorsi-fine'lling .nm.—-sor absolute
. ceive support, on one's-de or the other ; and being
' hiltdly'prell'esid on both, hie Graoe nobly declared him
self'sorthat patr'iotie'parry which he now so glorioufly
sustain;. - , , -
M. s. Yefl-erday Mr. Sheriff'l'owuseud entered m.
protell against any taxsissor taxea that may henceforth be
rueful or entitled. He sirehearsed the circumshuoee of
the Middlesex election; and declared that all the future
afla of that House, since the rejectioe of the lawful mem
ben, end the intrusion of another mansiby violence in his
room, wouldsibe unll, and void ;aud that he would never"
subserihe tofhit own dilhm by eousendnz to pay un
lawful ta'xet ; but that the same violence only should take
from him ble ropeny, which had taken his right of elec
tiotle He erved from Dr. Blackflzooe. that all other
conntiee, "yell." Middlesex. Were injured in their re
presentation; because though a member is chosen by one
place, when chosen, he lace member for. and represent:
the whole nation; therefore that he did hot-doubt the
ssrctufil of. taxea b the whole kingdom.
Yellerday the Lord Muyor made many exceptious to
the account brought inh'y the'Minillssry. He eomplained
of. large sum of money being lnmyed together .without
any account of the particular application: He mentioned
one sum of two hundred thousand pounds. which, amongst
other sum, the [Lord Mnyor ymeshdm hie bo-oor, he
believed had been dlllo'bo'ted amongst the member: of that
House. Th'-: Gentlemen of the Treasnry re lied, thit they
had given a lill of the different sunne ilsu from the Ex
chequer; and that as for the npplicatin of the money,
that was hop-side so !; inn:. '
We hear that the ent Presideut of a certain assem
bly has given generaldisgnsl to the respeaable body over
whom he presidtS. by how-bouring the several members,
na he formerly used to do Medium
_ A certain patriotic Noblemau was heart! to express
himseU in the following manner, to another personage of
equal rank, at A'rthur'a, " I am sorry ] must refuse to
oblige your Lordfhv'p. and at the same time inform you
that conscience did-ne: the negative to your desires.—
My bleeding country calls loudly for my afflslance. the
commanda, the solicitatiom of both are too powerful to
be sesisled. Honcsiy forbids me to join a Minillry. who
(almost to a man) are iner stranger: to every palbou but
warice, injullice, and dillimulation; pardon my sreedom
my Lord. you are not as yet connected with them. con—
tinue so—-and be not offended. with : friendly admoni
tion, for though fortune has placed you beyond corrup
tion, and a zeal for the welfare of your country dwell:
in your breast, yet Nema omuibtu bon) shpit, you may
be imposed upon by snlse appearancel, weigh maturely
the old adage, " Evil communication corrupts good man
ner:." It shall never corrupt mine; l shall make it the
Body of my life to keep clear of the temptatiou.
The following noble Lord: " have solemnly declared
and pledged themselves to the public, thnt they will per
severe in wailing themselves, a? sat no in them lies, of
every right, and every power, With which the conshtntion
has armed them for the good of the whole, in order to ob
tain full relief for the injured electors of Great-Britain -
nnd lull secnnty. for the futuctte. against the late most
dan rous usulpntion upon the right: olthe people; which,
by apping the fundamental prtuctplu of this government,
threatens tu total dissolntion."
Temple. Audley. Cruen. Camden. Portlnnd. Rich
moud. Radnor. The-net. Lyttletonsi Sufl'olk. Ayles
ford. Fitzwilliam. Trevor. Rockingham. Berkeley.
Coventry. ' Stamsord. Danger. Exetet. Tonington.
Tanlterville. Eflingham. Aroher. Fortescue. Wy
comb, Earl of Shelbume. King. Manchester. Ched
worth. Ponsonby. Ear] of Belborough. Chathnm.
Hyde. Monson. Albcmarle. Scarborou h. Hunting
don. Aber avenny. Boyle, Earl of Carie. ,Milton.
Bucltingham "e. 'Northuuberland.
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'WLLLIAMEBURGsiApril 26.
'I! nex ' ustanisiudfnml-hm ton, we'nreafl'ur
withy cetuinpsiteyfjthu the RE'ENUEPACTS arenll fet:
pealed. the ten act only exact-ted. ' '
- A brig. supposed tossdelon; to Londonderry, bound
tco Bagimore, fisiomsithe Handle}, sent after! an
a enryont e t' , not ; who .
rrired.- the Liber-it?, Capt. Wnlkekrfdfrom [Simon,
for Rtpyssebenuockgl'thssl'cht' ' Cor.-Snmgon,
from Brtsholgnnd shekuictfil. die, from la!=
gon, injamen'river.si7 I " - ' -ct .ss *
Capt." Ge ' Lend", 'il 'afly Mjffifimsnfled
from Live ct_ the'wtbofussqdu- -' -sissss;;si_1: .' T'
c- :. Action-.]. the drew-non,," ' - i.! :
days rosimctVirfflaifn Liverndd. and mld in hige
first of April for James river,'ss ' .
On Mondzy evening amiss. this city, the Honour—
able DANIEL DULANLnd BENJAMLN OGLE
Esquires, from Aut'upglil. .ss ctss _' _ ss
_ Extract of a letter/Poi- i Gut! is London. "
" After hit Majesty had made his peecb to both House:
vfhrliament, : motion mmidcteinthe House of Lord:
to address. After'long'dehzne! nttpnl'ed unninonfly in
bssilsipordship s
to . wanton-New pent-u
peo le; long' ; and wayes-end b
her?! Sandssnch a; (very en-sisiqzuer. A: qpp'doJ
she quefion is:: sin;}, wirch phfidct ld\!l!=f " .
ct— --'-si:ss'f_ "n meies. maked" si' Lordl behind
' si' —— ndWeymduh.p,ct
. ' si-zooss Againsilhempdomw si - si.
; 36 YM' - " ' ' .si
" Tictezdnke of Aneustersi pipethe-filflmmw Id
drctesa aodwas seconded by her; Dun-nere. 'f'beBishope
all , vided with the majority. Telle", Duke of Rich
mood. me! Lord Sandwich. '
Speakeissi. for the queflion. ". 'ss Aud-3! it.
Lead: cum-. . - . — Lord-Deum
theshukrte, .Tnlbu
Lo: mindle: - _ : m ct _
, em _ , . . ,
Lynkwn, and _- Sand'idd, -'
Duke of Richmond. Weynonthnnd th!
'si - * ' Duke of Gnfin.
" Lord Chatlwn spoke m bout: in'fippon of an
mdtion, and one be'n: in ver to Lord Mmfield.ssenc
m replied to !) Lord Sa vici. ' '.
" ln the Hou of Common: Mr. Dowdesvell moved
that address to his Majesty should be needed, wit!
: . ting his Majesty that lus saitbfnlCon—eu mit
inquire into the occasionct'os the dfl'conienu that ptessnilec
in every !! of his Majefly'e domioion; Upon] division
it passed a the negative, an against !38._
.Speekensonhe amendment. Against it. -
Mr. D'ovdeswell. Lord Nosinh,
sjr Amlgpuv Abdy. -—— clace, -
Su- 6 eSaville, , Mr. De Gley, Am"
' Men: iyan, ' , ' General.
. 60]. Him, si ' Sl- Pletdier None-,
Mr'geucikse'rd Lo du: ss' (sisi'sim "" and
!. o ! - 'eoen Gum,,
or of London. , Mr. Dy'son. ,
Marquis of Granby. *
Mr. Dnnning, Solidtot
General. "
sherssiff Townsheud, and
Mr. George Gre'nville. . <
" Sir Geor Oshorne made the first motion to eddreso
and wan secon ed by Mr. Payne, a Gentleman of St. Kim)
Mr. R l N D, *
H E stile-ming [is] as Anus-n'am Agems, will: tl-ss
" note:, [believe ever} well-wi/ber to Amrn'ca 'wi/
be abli ed to )onfizr put/{flung in your paper. The} en
on!) ) ain said, and is it I:]? to {be cient-sighed Arurri
can: themselve.: to male the proper comments thereon.
I on your: and thin, A. S.
Novz-Scotia, Richard Cumberland, Esq; No. 1
- William Bollanl, Esq: for the Com
eil. :
Mctss'sisisisi'm um,- De Berdt, Esq; for the As
sembly. 3
Rhode lfland, oseph Sherwood, Esq; 4
Richard Jackson. Esq; ;
Conneflicut, Dr. ]ohnson, L. L. D. extraordinarz
A ent.
New-York, Robert'Charlel, Esq; 7
New-]erscy, Mr. Wilmot. 8
_ Richard ]acksoo, Esq; 9
Pennsylvania, Dr. Benjamin Franklin, L. I.. I). ex
. traordinary Agent. lo_
Dclamre countiez, Dennys De Berdt, Esq; !!
Maryland, Charlea Garth, Esq; 12
Abercrombie, for the Couneil. !;
Virginin, Edward Montagne, Esq; for the Assem
bl
7- 14
South-Cnrolina, Charlce Carth, Esq; ' !;
Georgia, Dr. Franklin. . 16
N 0 T E 3
No. ]. Richard Cnmberland, Esq; in a ylecetnan;
holding posh nnder-the government at pleasure, to thee
monnt of near eifhteen hundred pound: per ann. some
of which may be een in the Court Calendnr.
No. :. William Bollam. Esq; Agent for the Conn
cil. has now a month-m and well nnreasonable account
nnsettled with his eonflitncnu, the Pyment of which
entirdy depends upon them, ud though demanded se
veral years ago is not yet agreed to. ss _
No. 3, Dennya De Berdt, Es ; : North-heried
- merchant, vho has suffered non in his conneccial
couch'd, by adhering strictly to the true politienl il
teresh of Am'flju- and head-aye dsdurged his day
,aeanhoncflmanct—Wienefi his Wind-nerve
_ nionble contest about the Americssnn hap-tesiand In
['a-la ],6," . * —.' ' I
is Shenud, Esq; an honest
be edh'aefl'enttoAl-nien'nbbgtud. &
British Pnrliammt when them Age- .mzasip
plied indicate!!- .?va obtain their ent-ab
ss-zvzssssvf-fiectvz-sie-ew a: ct ' si -
no. ;. meum chumsi lfl ;m, m Wss
to George Grenville, et the'timZospzlgthe Anerieen
shop-net: worth about two thousanclss pound- per mnine
In the greetconllimtionl cond!" between the sreeheldssp
enendnn erbimry Minilryin theenseofthe "Me-si
ss- sex election. in 1169, devoted forCoI*Lntterelssl,n
nued-iniflerinl ton]; heelfeseen ineliuhle fill to
become : clepe-den: place-len, by being : medicine" for
the Belieitorship to the BmdosTra-de, in the nones
.thelneSirMutbevE-unb. .sii sict, ,
[si No. 6. Dr. ]ohnson.extneldinery Alein. esenfile
until-e]! "Mcwlsi. Esq ct' ent-rated Cecili- ss
" 0. 7. ; " ' _
trollerosthquB-osic byGeorgerenville, but turned
out byLord Rockiqhm. . _ _, _
ct .No. !. Mr. Wilnot prime Seeretery to the Lord
Chnncellor. , . . _
_ No. 9. Richard ]acksen, Esq; seeNo. 5. , . .
: ss No. to. Dr. Beejnin Frenklin. I.. I.. D. enow
, ordinary Age-t, Peputy Yolk-miles in Ameriee during '
pleasure; hie son in also Cover-nor of New-Jersey, q—ct
pointed during the edniniflntinn of Lerd Butess . ,
-_No. :ctt. Dennyn DeBerdt,-_Esqz seeNn. ;. A
No. in. Charles Girth, Esq; nonce-led. man,
by heldin the posiosWu-den esthe Fleet Prism en.
ring ure,inthe'nhe oijleeg.thenmnlsdary
; tctvo Mnndtheperqdsitensnpposedtobe
.ehoutsixhudredpnvndnperennnnmre.. .
= No. 13; —-—— Abemonhie. list]; he: e-penfieljf
l twohondredpoundipermunnntbeVierh-Nssish
ml. - :" , 0; A
s No. 14. Ed'ardllontague. Esq; nMellerie Chan
si ecry, Agent sunken-los Mind,-med voted for Cel.
[ Lutterell with thesneeefefnlnlnedt] at the We:
'sictctfiss"' siezsisissicct ct zsis' sisictct—zsict " '
No. 16. Dr. Ben' l'llsissnndissnsslh-L.D. see lb.-Je:
ous. , . ; ' -t2.' sssssisi
_' - WlLLlAMSBURG, dpril 19. x17o.ss. -
OTICE is hereby given that hi's'
N Excellency the Gavemor has re-ct
\ ceived a parcel of MEDlTEBRANEAN
' PASSES by the Yard], Capt. Wood/bird.
, PETER PELHAM.
WtLLlAM'SBURG, an'/19, 1770.
si ONCE MORE .
HALL be obliged to those indebted
to me, if they wi] endeavour to settle their ne
; count: this court. an I intend for Britaiu next
' month: Mr. ]oun Fncuson will attend in the store, \
ss whom I have impowered to act for me. ] shall likewise
' sell on Saturday the zsth inflant,_sundry book;, to the
amuunt of no ]. nerling. on twelve month: eredit,
. giving bond and security to
, IOHN CARTER-ct