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or the nay MARKET, bOnuOD dHu a.
LIAM ScoTr's Irilh Linen fore, near the
Draw Bridge, Bottom, in New England.
Imported in the aG Gl;ps from LONDON, by
MUEL A u S tt N,
And to be foid at his fore in Union hreet,
Bottom, two doors fouth of the Cornheids,
A large and conplcat Aaortment of
Enelifh, India, and Scotch Goods,
Which he is determined TO fell as Cheap as
80 one for CAN viz.
CRIMSON, Gcarlet, black, blue
~ and Ravens grey br ad cloths, with a
variety of other colours large aiiormen'
of liks,a as Eneliih and India dapafk, tsffAtles,
frprcd and Aowered luteitribgs, changeable
man,ua Fl ks, double Pelfians,plnk, blue, pur-
ole and black capuchin fiks and trimmings,
plain and lowered faiths awss and cam
bricks, meiIine;s and grapes Of all colours
Dorfettecns, Prufianets, double and Jingle
allapeens, grazetts, mohar Padufoys, ftflPPed
and lowered cambets, lrifh linens and fhoet-
ing of all widths and prices, Rufia iheetDg,
Ruiiia drab, and ravens duck, velvets and vel.
yereus, ihaoons of all colours, black, brown,
pompadour, cloth colour, blue and green
drawboys cloth colour and black worried
bresches pieces ever aftings and amens, oalze
of all widths and colours, yard wide flower.
cd fluff, thickictts, white and coloured tut
tians, half yard and yard wide lowered and
plain diapers and corded dimi,ty, mems and
women's worried, thread, cotton, and II k
hofe, bo;s and youths worried hole A large
and gen'eel ah1tment of patches, chinhes,
and calicoes, OF the newell feihion and taite,
isipped cotton Hollands, check and lowered
fix and linen handkeTchieis, fix and worried
gloves ard mitts, threads, pins, needles, rib
ons, qualities, fboe. binding, fix ferrets,3 4tfS
? -Sths. and yard wide cotton checks: A va
rjety of nohalr and metal buttons, f k, twill,
fix and hair, and mohair, iewing Fl K Of all
colours, beslfkins, outfits, ratteenS, coatlngs,
dufil and other blankets, black and white,
lowered and pain gauge, black and white
cat-eut, ofnaburghs, tickling burgh and dow
las 4: A large 1horrment of ivory, bone and
ebony flick fans, chipt hats, coarie and fine
iieve bottoms, wiring paper, Engilh loaf
lugar, ell wide lwanllin for ironing cloths,
canvas and crewels, very fine white itsy tick
ing, narrow and broad Rrpped bedticking.
yellow Holland and fay trimmings, kid and
lamb gloves and mit,s, diaper and damafk
table cloths, clouting and other diapers A
large aHortmeni Of mullins, among which are
fome elegant and beautiful iprigged muinsfor
ladies gowns and aprons, fagathies and du-
rows, Bengals, penialcoes, German ferges Of
all colours, black, blue, green and red WORT
ed and hair pluihes, woo-c.".s, fix Iaces
A large sAoument of Looking glaiies, prints
for curtains and gauze handkerchiefs, diaper,
Holland and common tapes, white Hannel
and fwarikin, ivory and horn combs, mould
and wire lhirt buttons, worried damafk, dou-
Die rulcls, yard wide and .n.Lyard Poplns,
fprigged and plain; few dozen of women's
Fix mitis as low as twelve pounds old tenor
the dozen. Alto, Women's Engliih and
Lynn made fhoes, sc. &c. SC.
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near the Market,
BOST TON Printed by ISAIAH THOMAS, in

THoMASm Market
) M PRS
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iiI-ASiS, ny N<ptzii
A compleAt
S 4 y LIE Z :
10 be fold at The low
C1aECK SwsnGin
" FOR fiddle, cloths.
w hlte ditto.
Wooden girtb, and
forcing c webb,
MohaIr tringes,
STAINING webb,
Diaper ditto,
Glrth webb of all forts,
Kid Term inter- cloths,
Saddle rugs,
/ Boot GrappIng,
Deg collars, with brals
plates,
Steel heads and ;hfoats
Timed ditto,
" hips Of all kinds,
w hip thongs,
SIX lahes,
BehNotiingham whip
cord,
Fine hoTfe nets,
Body Route webb,
BET hitechspel ace
/! dies,
| Timed sd nails,
| Ditto fma ! tscks,
I'd and sd clout nails,
! 4, 8, 8, and IA q.
| taoks,
| Fine polilhed nifrup
| irons,
| Beh timed ditto,
| swivel ditto,
! Fine polIihed Wey-
| mouth bits,
! Snames ditto,
! Pelham bits,
| Cattle Howard ditto,
! Hollow trenches, for
colts,
| Solid ditto,
| Beef iron caverfons,
Bredoons,
| Fine Ladies chain bit.
Diamond jointed Pei
ham bits,
wiiled fnaRes,
Wheel ditto,
Double ditto,
Snafies Of all forts,
Hunting bits,
Weymouth mem 5,
Fine polIlhed jointed
n. B. He likewife
tleman's and ladieshuI
niture of all kinds. {
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on nc Exchange, in
II, Bofon /;
inform his friends, and
has imported frcm tbs
Roioh from BHRol,
Ahortment of
Z G o o D S,
,eh advance for cath 4;
Girrups,
Chaif. bits,
! w Altering bir,s,
Chains for watering
| bits,
Back sirth buckles,
Sllveled ZAP e:, and
! plates,
Globe nails, 4.
Yellow i.sPlcs, ard
Plates,
Sadlers too's S, as GIsin-
ers, nammeFs,A ears,
creating itohs, avis,
punches, picking
irons, rivetiIng ham
mers. &c. &c.
Red bars,
Curry combs ard
biuhes,
Name combs,
| Fine plated ipurs.
Steei ip;ing ditto,
, Heel duto,
PoIlihed fwive's for
| martlngales,
Polihed rlres for ditto
! Brafs rines for ditto,
| inned dlt,o for diuo,
Brais charges for hot
I DEUS
| Steel garter buckles,
| Women's iiirrups,
lCurbs and hooks,
lShoemakeTs AVIS,
Flat fetis, No. /, 4, 3,
| a g. S,
RipPon ditto,
Inlet girih and furcin-
| gle buckles,
Ladies fix reins, for
| brides,
| Worried ditto,
| Bras faiienings for
| faddle bags,
Saddle trees,
PoEtman,eau chains,
with isaples and ri.
vets,
Seat ferge,
| opur ruweils,
| square iiap.es,
| Wph fundry other
| articles.
all forts of gem
1ddles, with fur
IN The loweh terms /;
TO 8 dollars ; welted,
with every article in
IRIS received will be
ed
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LAC OBJ II Z M L 7,

Dende to hefMajeHy, and 'hsP'r'ef, Annette
DEGS leave to recommend to the
- public, his newly d'icoyeIed f.CeHff q
Pea,i. aud Pearl Dent,jfee, which he has
found to be greatly hyperion MOI only IN eie'
sance, bur ALTO in efficacy, to any thing NJ
thetto made ufe OF for complaints OF The
9trtb and Guns Particularly they will PRE-
frvr The 7tttb in perfect found fate, even
10 old age they render them wh''e arc
beautiful, without in the eaif lmpailng tnr
enamel faRea fuch as are loo!e' keep iuon
as are already dccayed, from becoming
worG-, prevent the Tootb aeb, perfectly cure
the Semvey in The Gpni5, and make them gro"
firm and ehJt TO the teeth they llkewfe rem
der the breath delicate, fweet, and remedy al
mott all thole dllorders that are the comic
uuence of fcorbu;ic gums.
Sold, by appointment of Mr. Heme''
wholefale and retail, by w. BAYLEY, per-
fumer, in Cockfpur ifreet, near TIE bottom
of the Hay market, London and at WI
LIAM ScoTT's lrifh Linen fore, near the
Draw Bridge, Bottom, in New England.
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Septt mber IL.

ROOT. GARLAND (RANCH,
Sadier & locke, -csp maker, frcm London,
Al he bay Horfe, on Ihe Exchange, in
King itreet, Bofon
Takes this method to inform his friends, and
the Public, thas he has imported fcm tbs
makers, by Captain Rotoh from BHRol,
A compeAt Ailoriment of
S 4 D LIE Z Y Q 90 DS,
10 be fold at The owch advance tor cath
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Quarry Hill, tetwccn here aac Cambridge,
man, who fcislng his horf-'s bride, &C
cotted him thus : da nm you d5!igefup. De-
liver up what anfwered young Warren.
WY deliver up your hotfe AMI money, or I
will irnd you into eternity vc.y foon, and
uttered many pfofanc oaths and imprecati-.
ons on which Warren told him be talked
veryprofanely, upon which the man threatened
to itrike hun with club aboot a OF { TOOK
long, iaying he would fend him TO he: be.
foSe ne .un role if he did not deliver up but
Warren having comfortable prefcncc of mind
though very much furpriied, told him, it was
not in his power to fend him to hell, and faid
that there was company behind him, who
would prevent him from his intended robbery,
on winch he lald he would kill them and him
too for half copper on which infant a
young colt freing him 60 BY with his horfc
juR before, jumped out of the paRure fome
dttance behind, which the fellow hearing the
noi: Of as he was galoping a long after the
horle, Immediately let 60 the reins Of the
bride, and truck blow with his club in
both hands, but Warren leaning forward,
happily milk d it, but it fell upon and famed
the horie conGderably.--The man damning
him, Immediately ran into the bulhes from
whence he came. The man had on blue
double breaAcd JACKIE "a pair Of trowlcrs, and
a dutch cap.
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c A BRIDG E, July 8.


On the fourth infant, bis Excellency the
Governor was pleafed to fend the following
men4ge to the houfe of Representatives..
Centlemeu Of the Hoajf Of RtprsiSnsatiVvS.
TIME Secretary has laid before me an en-
4 gro1ed bill Untitled an act for apporti-
onlng and aGciing tax Ct fifteen thoufand
pounds, &c. / find that this bill is of the fame
tenor with the acts which Of late years have
been annually psGed BY the General Court.
BY virtue ofthefe acts the Ahehors in feveral
towns have taxed the officers of the crown
who have been relident in fuch towns for the
profits which they receive from their commit
lions, although their Offices have no peculiar
relation to this province. doubt whether
this could be the intent of the former ATS, but
as this contribution has been put upon them,
lcannot ign another act in the fame form,
being expressly forbid by his MajeRy's 27th
iaitrueion from giving my content to fucb an
aetupon any pretsnce whatfoeyer. Ieannot
doubt of your being Of the fame hnnment
with ne thar fuch general clauie as is now
in the bill, which Empowers the aGelors to
tax all commiHions Of profit, needs fome qua
LITIGATION, and that it ihOuld extend no far
Their than to commfiOns which peculiarly
relate TO this province, otherwife any of bis
Majefy's iervants who may. occahonally re-
Zee here for q ;hOr; term may be taxed Tor Ihs
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governments. and friends to the people; ard
as long have Ilamented that the people have
hitherto wanted tpirit enough to free them
feivcs of the caute as they have done OF the
inAIuments of their ruin. But fuch has been
our dependence on the juitce of our iove-
reign, that VIC thought it inpoilible he
lhou!d thus long defer The redreis of our 70
intolerable and enormous grievances.
How prudent we have been in tutoring him
to be impofed upon 70 long by a fet OF villains,
who treafonably pciluaded him his fubje6ts
would be made their il4ves, to his advantage,
leave others to determine. One thing !
have thoroughly determine, and that is to
hold an incea4nt and unremitting combat
with the enemies Of the freedom and hap
pineis of my country, as long as pen can
be hei1, or fwoId can be welded by he
hand OF LEONlOAo.
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AMERICAN INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK. r3uy l..

NEwYoRK, July Z.
DY the brigantine Folly, Cap'. JohnWaIh
- in twenty. nine days from the Gay OF
Honduras, we learn, that his Mdiehy's AIMED
6chooner Earl of Egmonf, commanded by
John Bitham Efq; was arrived there, in orccr
TO obtain an exact account Of The iois frt-
tanned b. the logwood cutters, by their re-
groes being detained by the Spsniards, which
amounts to near ten thoufand pounds teting,
and TO ;rsnfiint the fame to Commodore
M'Kenzie, at Jamaica,
New LONDON, THne %. On The nth
infant, the ichoorer Pompey, Capt Leeds,
failed from this poFt, for the Wet Indies /;
three days after which, in lat. IS. the veGel
was truck BY lightning, which entering the
topmaR, ran down and fhivered the matt,
funned and knocked down every perfon on
board, (but they happily all recovered killed
leven horles, and wounded leveral others
The matt was 70 much damaged, that the
veilel returned here on Monday laif to re-
fit.
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T H u R S d A Y Iuly IL.
N E w PoR T, Tuly 8.


7 Asst Friday night arrived here Capt.
IL George Brown, in "a days from Eden
town, North. Carolina, and acqpaints us,
that two days before he failed, le,:er was
received there from one Johnfor, near the
Place where Governor Tryon beat the Re.
guators, informing that the Regulators had
rallied again, flnounded Governor Tryon
and his party, and taken him and a cooGde-
rable number Of his men priloneTs which
news was 60 far credited, that it gave the
Governors friends great uneafinefs, but was
joyiuily received BY the enemies Of Tyranny
and OppreGon, and friends to the R guIators,
who il is faid are at leaf three quarters Of
the people throughout the province.
In North Carolina, Dollar psnes for Be
and we are shured, that the Sberifs there
often fell fine ia, cattle at I4C head, and
the bef iheep at 2C (Which is one Dollar
and three quarters for ca,tle, and quarter
of Dollar for fine fat iheep) to pay rates /;
and that very frequently, after the Sheriff.
have collected large flms, they puff of,
robber-lke, TO fome of the back parts Of
Virginia, South Carolina. Georgia, Sc.
and leave the people to pay the whole of their
taxes over again. Now is it poGibIe for any
man, unleis he poilefs the foul of Cannibal,
10 with fuccefs to an administration 70 co.,
rupt, 70 absolutely void of humanity, and
every chrifiian virtue, as that Of North.
Carolina !!
B o S T o NJ.
At General Council held a; the Council
Chamber in Cambridge, bis Exceency was
plesfed to nominate, John Alhley, Jun. Eiq;
and J4hleel w oodbrdge, Eiq; to be Juaices
of the Peace for the county of Berkfhire
Jciiah Cufhing, Elq; and Pelham Winlow,
Efq; to be Jufiices of the Peace for the
county of Plymouth. Eli(ha Dwight, Eiq;
to be Jufice of the Peace and ofthe Gao
rum for the county of Berklhire. Thomas
GEeenough, Eiq; to be a Juilice of the
Peace for the county of Barnfable. Mr.
Jofsh Smith, to be a Coroner for the county
of Middelex Mr.. Seth Pope, to be Co
roner for Bnaol county. To all which no
limitations bis MzjeRy's Council did advile
and content.
LAT Friday his Excelency the Governor
was peased to prorogue the Great and Ge-
neral Court Ct this province, to Wednefday
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pOETS c 0 K N E R.


WHAT ca" ' ,sis 's,''' 'f'"A'' '''''''
Heay'n blalfs them NOT btfo:e that we com
plain:
Ifthey from Heav'n directly had the crown,
Heav'n would when they rebeI4, dJim0aat tie
tbr0m.
When with exalted crimes they plague man
kind,
And ruin thoie they ratbrr .lhould defend;
When they with murders, inailAcre, and
blood,
O'erhow The land, and revfI in fbr fo0d;
Why does not foverelgn thunder Olait the
And he that fet them up, foon t6rHf them
dctvn?
Will they entitc Heay'n TO their INTAKES,
And think be Guns the mjjebiIf far TIE m0n.
0rrbs fakes?
No man uut tUer yet 70 v0id Of )S1jF,
Or own'd 70 great flock OF impotence
The rcalon's palma may be eaGly known,
lii not Heavns proper bas'nels, bur OUT
The gift he gives, he locks that we maintain,
And ill we ttriye, we cry to Heav'n in vain.
PRAYERS and tears no revolutions make,
Pull down no tyrants, will no bondage break ;
Heav'n uf'er will our faint petitions hear,
Till inR endsaVoms luper;ede our prayer;
. Not alsvays then, but nations may be lure,
The milling bondege ever fhall endure;
He0ven think, it JIM If we ourfclves betray,
That when we ftIiye to be undone Gcs may:
Chrifians muR no more miracles expect,
And they that iUiN be Eavfs he'll not protect,
They that would have bis power to Sc their
friend,
MuR with Vbat pOIUer they haze, their RICH;
defend;
In vain they for divine aiiltance ifay,
Unlefs they learn to fgbt as well as pray;
This will their with, and his delign fulfil,
But Mankind's never iav'd againlf his will
He works by means, and means he'll alsUny'
bLsG,
Nth aobrob0tion, often with fucceis.
Mar is Hjnf mankind (hould look for aid,
Where he himfelf, is BY bimjfF 6etray'd;
He thar will not his sOiLing arms extend,
JlnR drO1Un Of e0H,js, and is for death de-
Ggn'd;
Thofe that the agency of man deny,
Allow be alsOays has a posOSr to die:
He that 4viA hang bimlsJG and then expect
III ALmgbfy Negative mutt him protect,
Expofes providence to ridicule,
Banters his Government, and dies a fool;
Harm has thought fit, by ilencc to direct,
Where nature dictates, no man lhclld ne
glee;
What tho his beauteous hand does plenty
crave,
He that aOiR neyer eat, .1oiA always farvs.
What tho tn opprefed his ready gooduefs
faves,
He ne'er prevents the men that rViA6e faces /;
IT'S leftindiff'ren to the general choice,
Mankind may choofe, Nature obty's bis Vsiee;
Fbe's coxesm6, and refolves to die,
Let Him, not God or nature will deny;
Ifhe will BE- a fooi, to force frbmit, J
Heay'ns not concern'd to free him of the
cheat, Z
But leaves him to be punifh'd for bis qOant
IF Sci..
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John HIN @,

Acquaints his friends, and all who pleafe TO
favour him with their cuhom;
THAT he has removed from
L. the Sugar-houle in Back-areet, lately
improved by him and company,to the Sugar
houfe formerly improved by Mr. Jane,
Smith, decealed,) in 6rattle Street, near DR..
Cooper's meeting houfe, juh above Dock
Square, where he will carry on the Sugar
Refining BuGnefs, as ufual, and hopes he has
given fuch fatisfaeion to thoie he has traded
with, as to induce them to continue their cuff
tom, and they may Gill depend on his beff en-
deavours to ferve them. He has now ready
for Sale, Double and Single Refined Loaf,
Lump and Browr refined Sugars and MoIof-
fes----AlGo new Flour, at the Lowell rates
for Cath.
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4 YOUNG Woman with
n good breait of milk, would be glad to
90 into a family as wet-nutfe. Enquire of
the Printer.
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KID SANLf
S4dler & Jockey-cap
A, the bay Hoife,
King. FIJI c
axes this method &c
the Public, that he
makers, by Captai
A compleat
S A D L E r
To be fold at the 10,
CHECK Swanl;u
~ for faddle-c cloths
w h!.e ditto.
Wooden girth, an,
iurcingle webb,
MOhair fringes,
S'raining webb,
Diaper ditto,
Girlh webb Of all forts
KidderminGcr cloths
Saddle rugs,
Boot trapping,
Dog collars, with 6raf
plates,
Steel heads and throat.
inncd ditto,
w hips of all kinds,
Whip thongs,
silk lalbes,
BcfNottingham WIFI
cord,
Fine horle nets,
Body Roule webb,
Bea hitechapel nee
dies,
Timed sd nails,
Ditto fmail tacks,
I'd and sd clout nails
4, 8, 8, and ID or
tacks,
Fine polihed RirruI
irons,
Bef timed ditto,
Swivel ditto,
Fine polifhed Wey
mouth bits,
Snsmes ditto,
Pelham bits,
Cattle Howard ditto,
Hollow trenches, 70
colts,
Solid ditto,
BeR iron caverfons,
Bredoons,
Fine Ladies chain bitt
Diamond jointed Pei
ham bits,
Twifed fDames,
Wheel ditto,
Double ditto,
Snahles of all forts,
Hunting bits,
Weymouth Gnafles,
Fine polifhed jointec
N. B. He likewile
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September 20.
AND CRANCH,
, maker, fronl London,
on The Exchange, ia
:er, Bolton /;
, inform bis friends, and
, has imported from tho
n Rotch from Brinol,
AHoTtment of
Y G o O D s,
wef advance fos cath ;
4 ffirrups,
Chaifa bits,
Watering bits,
d Chains fer watering
bits,
Black girth buckles,
SllvcTsd eaP!es, ard
Plates,
i,,Globe nails,
], Yellow fiapIe', ard
plates,
SadleFs too's,as ffaia-
S ers, hammers,ihear'
creaGng- irons, avis,
5 punches, picking.
irons, rivetiirg ham
mers, &c. &c.
Red bazlIa
ICurry combs arr
pl brulbes,
MaDe combs,
Fine plated fpurs,
Steel fpring ditto,
; Heel ditto,
Polihed fwivcls for
martlneales,
Poliihed rings for ditto
), Bras rings for ditto,
; Timed ditto for ditto,
Brafs charges for hot
pl belts,
ISteel garter buckles,
Women's Airrups,
ICurbs and hoDks.
!. lShoemakers avis,
Flat Getts, Mol, 2, ),
ass,
nippon ditto,
Inlet girth and lurcin-
d gle buckles,
Ladies fix reins, for
brides,
IWorfted ditto,
Brafs fafienings for
81 faddle- bags,
! Saddle trees,
IPortmantesu chains,
with faPles and II
vets,
Seat Gerge,
Spur rowells,
Square faples,
With fundry other
d articles.
makes all forts Of gen.
Intirg- faddles, with fur
on the loweA terms ;
to 8 dollars ; el,ed,
, with every article in
,urs received will be
yed.
u S H / N @,
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N. B. He likewife makes all forts of gen.
teman's and ladieshuntirg faddles, with fur
niture of all kinds, on the loweff terms
plain faddles, from 6 to 8 dollars vel,ed,
from 8 to 10 dollars, with every article in
proportion; all favours received will be
gratefully acknowledged.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1770-1772, 1771-05-23

itfinn ftheie ;Alnds, had been oommaIJed
,oPohpone '.dcpar,ure. Il Is expected tLat
the affair will be iet,led 10 week time, and
that The reXl courieis arrival will deienhias
whether we are TO haYe peace OF war. The
danger which threatens the Ottoman eniplr>
is another oiicumlance, which renders the
continuance of Peace very doubtful The
French and conirqueniy the Spani4tds, will
throw thcmielyes into the ruks ifthe Ruff.
ans fhould force their padage through the
Dandane!'es, or take the caGlts and bate
nes, by which the iireighis are guarded :
a few DAYS ago the faulkiand's Aand fee.
was countermanded by rsbrsG. his week
by e%pleis it was ordered TO proceed on ita
voyage with all pofible expedition. The
itocks are now mole fuauating than the
reiolutions of our auguit councillors
We can from good authority, allure the
pubic that a Juce is concluded between The
Hufhans ara Turks.
II is ailer,ed that very great coaceiIons
were made tolbc popular prlfoners in the per-
ions ottwo royal vIiitors but that they wsiS
OF fuch nature as TO be getitfiy declined
Its aAerted, that two perfons Of the higb-
81 rank paid Witt neg. to the Right Hon.
the Lord Mayor and Mr.. Alderman Oliver
on Saturday evening.