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T II o M A S L E E,
Elss jnA received by the laii veilels from
England, ard has at his fore near the
Swing Bridge, BoHon a ], .ess
n FRESH ahortment of mott
n fahionabie SILKS, bought with cath,
and will be fold exceeding cheap, coniifing
Of very great variety of Rich Btocsdes. and
agurcd Silks fate, brown and other CO.
Toured Ducapes Luiefrines and Mlan'ua
Silks Of all colours Damafks; coloufed
Groerams and Padu(oys; black Armozeens,
Padufo,s and atfaties rich black and white
Satin grey Sattins for CIosks of the newell
Falhion. Alto, 4.a .@
Rich BRUSSELS and MECKLlN
LACES, Ribbons and fewing Silks, and a
great variety of Gold and Sver Laccs and
Buttons, &c. sc. Llkewife, -n
A Large Afortment of ENG l. is Fl
@ GODS, among which are, Ba.zes,
Lambfkins, German Serges, Druggecs, &c.
ALTO, EngIifh and Rufia Duck, Bar Lead,
Shot, Powder, Window GIsfs, Nails, Cut
lery and Hard Ware, Verdigriie, Sc. Sc.
TO be fold at the owelf advance for Cath or
fhort credit. a.
% IRISH LINENS of all Widths and
prices as cheap as canhr bongb' in Bottom.
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CREAM CoLOURED WARE.

CKENW CUIUUKtD WAKE.
q, NEAT Allotment of cream,
I 4 deiph, Liverpool, Philadelphia, lons
ara glais w ARE, tobe GIi BY ALEXAN-
FER CHAMBERLAIN, Jun. a, his ihop
u Anne itleet, whele may be had GRO
CERES as uiGal.
. n. B. A q,an.ity of tAMPBLAcK to
be ioid cheap for cllb, or 9lor credit. /.
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A fhip IS now in the Ofiog, fuppofed to
be either Capt. Bryant, or Capt. Hail from
London.
Capt Hood failed yeRerday for London,
having lain wind bound near fortnight.
On MONDAY fe'nn;ght arrived al New
rk,the Lord-Hyde Packet, in eight weeks
from Falmouth.
One of the whaling veFeIs that arrived
here lat week brought in the main and main
topmaf, and the mizenmaR, with the fails
andrigging belonging to fome ihip, that had
cut them away as fUppoled in form: Tie
took them up on the banks of Newiound-
land The blocks were leized with filming
line, and il is fuppofcd it was filming veiIcl
We hear aifo, that there had been very
hard gales of wind near lie Stables: One
Jofhua Atwood in Whaling vefie had his
boom broke in three places, four or FIVE of
MS people carried off The quarter deck, only
one was recovered again, the others peri1hed
beam ofthe veflel was broke, and fifty bar
re's Of oil lof. She has fnce got into Hiannes.
Another whaling veHel came scro(s a
wreck, fuppofeo to belong to Nantucket, By
he oars being rounding: They took on,
TWO or three Of the chefs, and brought them
INTO Cape Cod.
ARRIVED btre. Mitchell from Annapolis,
Spared and Full from Canfo, Mcdonald
from the ll4nd of ST. Joha's and Halifax,
James from the I1aud OF 81. Johns.
OUTWARD bsand. Smish@iok to Gre
NADIA, Minot and Kfick ~ Wet Indies,
Croker, Hu.d and I'iIIey TO New-London,
Booth to N:w,Hayen, Yarde to ST. Chlif-
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4 FEW F'irkiBs of Choice
"A BU TIER, TO be fold BY SAMUEL
BRICK, at his fore nearly oPpofite the
Golden Ball. Where ALTO may be had, a
Gencral Allotment of WEST INDIA
GOODS and GROCERIES, as Ofual.
N..B. A quantity Of choice INDIGO,
10 ba iold IeafonAbls.
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peafed the RECRUITMENT cur ishttous Sove
reign naniteGed for the baibarous murder oil
70 many Of his fubjeas When an account
of thefc minutes and this affidavit returned,
for the tending them had been profoundly ie-
cret, the council unanimously reiolved, and
fepa,ately made oath, that what was there
minu,ed, did not pas in counciL MIR. Oil
yer FOOD recorded on the council books as
a perjured traitor, and.--can it be believed I
be was Immediately appointed bis MaJeisy's
Lieutenant. Governor Of the province.
Z ltis Obvious, my Lord, and you have no
doubt coniiaered, that, in the hands of luch
men, government cannot fail Of being ref
preeab!e, and beloved among the peoPe.
That fach temper in America may even
tually be deGrsble, will appear to your Lord
lhip from the following anecdote. A liuie
more thsn century pAt, when Charles the
Second was driven from the thrcnc, the CO.
lopy OF Virginia zen, to ofer him refuge,
and proclaimed him King before his ltao-
ration in this country. The revo!uiicns Of
enpiies are in The hand Gf God, and We may
well hope, that The p'eiert pious Court will
revcr experience he msforunes that over
whcincd that cf Charles tie firtf. But, my
Lord, what mas happened may happen again,
and, in the mott jil;ant apprehechon OF iueh
calamity, it Cannot hut acnIiniter great
confulatcn to your Lo,dlhip, that by your
iicgular management: the cepofed Monarch
would oe iecurc OF finding moe cordial re-
cepsion in America.
JUNlUS AMERICANS.
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effbs G'hhey syLil aad.y fbs Jaoed 6sn9 0fa
trfaty, The siJ'yVarts Of svbicb migL. h0ys 5sea
fxfft7fd ear fiem Sayaecn. A regard TO
tfuth might have been expected even from
Saracen, md bOU days Jeu this 10 decree he
fn5he stIfb lies, sUbtb The esntraufiag te,9iaasfy
Of fbeyiandt Gan fo1tradiii. ii rs fareisn TO
my prg'fni pRrpsf to entsr apor tsrmai I'm
Girafi0ny The Geefrner'5 nffbod efGtt,1Erg
heH regulators, 0lt6eagb I msR and do f5inE,
the Ste.5'tyfal5 jsqifod and the Jaees6bas
LaffiS JandifeGH. 1bs 71G4n acre anasaJt1G-
y neiantbob, 6at the emf Gataes, eJ' declining
fben might kGvv b.en mare II. II frevinfs
ibrssoa into e9nfayiaa BY TIE srt.midatiens ef
real faretl Of 6andifi agtre tarf, bat r0f al ef
rbsmifbiEG thus a0oidfd. BIT, Sir, tie ne
TIED, as Qdotfed, toU!t nat Rae been mare 5o-
nearabyP~jafd; and. in eOery par efdisten-
ds7 an that cccajf9n, GOVrr1o, 2yJsn neUer d.
t0yfrd firm The miidntG at a seatlmGn, end
fbr G,mn1j IF man q bonear. Iaa nssr,
Leonidas, grIR fand eenuifiea epen yccsrd ef'
tGv0 nimfs, the moG dcfeRaJk ~ human nafait
d Mffgard to frafb, ana q fofalstam of brin-
ri9F; efberlujjf yea 1vsrid hcpl no: granada
real char 0t7er apon ideal jGt7S, orjGlG6sd real
ones 70 as 10 mcke them alter their ee119iesisy.
AndnesO, Sir, Nth rtltfd TO yoar Ext1 andlzf
query, ILeaUs The anger 1cifb yoArjSH, ., amtb
tteis abb fver rxfiEEveb APPLIED IRE tern Ley-
aiIR to ext1tisners, fraifer, reGGH5 and mDr-
dsytrs M haze no )aek leyljqs geitb rs, ind
hrsfsre vs arr Mt a6tt7rdbytbe gany. This
kns, is giOen Oyoa, Leseiday, ptsn ME faith
and honour Of a gfnflsman, By
North Carolina, Augutt 7. PHOCICN.
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Exf,aa Of a Letter, dafed TuJ 24b, r77I,
!. fran gcnfItmaa IN N~tb Carolina to bis
J friend in Nfso- 5ftrjEy, r19st7iag tbe R1eu-
lafeys, containing JSns Particular not btfarr
tubAJ6rd
TIME hrf caufe of the peoples uneaG-
Il neis was from a mifruR thar the
Clerks, Sheriffs and Lawyers exa6ed more
fees than the law Untitled them to, as they
fomeiimes would demand three or four dou-
be what was their due, jun as they met with
men of refolution TO deal with. The Sherifs
being the collectors of the public taxes, it be-
came their duty by law to call on every tax
able for bis tax, and if he ihould cali fe-
cond time then to defrain, for which deiifaint
the law allowed the fheriff, Is. I'D. but they
by their extortion had made i, cunomJy 70
charge rs. I'D. for every yiiit; 70 that the
man who paid his tax, on being aiked for it
paid alto IS. 4d.' cof herewith. Again, G.
very couple that 60 to be married BY licen-
ces, which they are obliged to have, mutt
pay by the law ass fer them yet, contisiy
thereto, no perion could obtain licences from
the clerks under COS. Again, at the conclu-
flon Of the lat war, large fun of paper
money was ffruck, to pay IF The expences
thereof, which fun was TO be funk by tax
Of IS. per poll, in the term of the years the
money was Rruok for, which tax of as. has
been continued ever Gucc, notwithf anding
the great increaie Inhabitants, which caufed
fuiPicicn that the officers pocketed the
whole of the IS. tax raiied on the new fet-
tiers. Again, few years ago the treafurer
of the province died, and in his houie was
founda large fun of money, fevera ,houfand
pounds, indorfed the Public money, which
was all The fatisfaciion given the public in re-
fpe6 to that treafurer's accounts, norwth-
fanding which the tax continued, and no
account being rendered to the people, gave
great uneahnefs. Thefr, and numberleis O.
thcr infances ofihe like kind, caufed lhe.in-
habitants Of Roam, Orange, Anton, and
Mecklenburgh counties, to iend circular let
tiers about four years ago from one to the
other, letting forth their grievances, and
forming fcbemes to have The fame redreiled,
on which they unanimously Petitioned the
Governor and afembly for TO redrefs their
grievances on receipt Of which the Cover
nor gave orders, thar all officers who had
taken more or larger fees than the law al
lowed them, fhould be punifhed according to
law this pleafed the people, and encouraged
them to apply. to the Juffices of the Peace
for warrants againR their opprefors, know
ing of no other mode whereby to recover
the monies they had unjufly paid, sc. but
the Juifices refufed to grant them, on which
complaints were made to the Grand Juries
to find bills sgaina the offenders, but the Ju-
ries being carefully made up out of tue old
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JUNlUS AMERICANS

Fran the VIRGINIA GAZETTE.
To the Author If fome Queries, inferted in
the MsnGchufcts Spy of June 27'h, al
dreAed to Governor TRYoN, and !igned
LEoNIDAs.
SIR,
THOUGH / am not that redsaItfd lmpav-
4 dus you j;seer at, and am infirely meon-
nft7ed Nth GcOf,now Trysn, gpb0 has nesU no
stker Influence in this Provinee than the CRATE
FIJI rrmfm5r0n6e Of bis merit SpiA eVr giVt
hin, icqnrot JapPreG ny Indignation at (heb
daring Vioiation Of truth, denny, and bO-
nosr, as yon haze 6otOa IN your queries, HoH
ought, Sir, to kavs besn completely maaez<E;
tat7' fran sUbicb you dragU lucb bold intvfSSi
and il could hardly haze been expected tbkt an
Impeachment Of a gtnflfman'5 conduit in fxc6i
bigb frgg GeaH be greHadfd nbsn bare mr.
myEs, or fa1f JnggsRiens. BIT, Sir, that Imiay
MT too maeb tollsrO y'ar tr0ek Of defamation,
4 will proceed 10 nafieer tbejt queries aobicb yon
bevs adar1Drd 10 G0rrnow 7ryou, IN q nan
mr.. Ibept, Ct enee fill ard jahyfaG7ery.
H0nr 6y2 qas,y relates 10 a private aream-
R0aes Of tie late King, gpbieb neither ysa ncr
lean be (afbsjrd TO be Acquainted atiib. / do,
bSgVeVtr. prejpms it p,etdI!e that tbe late King
may haze had fneb dgEgn, il bring 70 fvidfat :
y ealeHlatsd tor- general utility.
1dRr 1ftohd query eonVgs an inGnaafion
tObieb is not me. The d5fgn Of building a
Pataes far tie GsVsynOw sOas Jcbrmed by tome
Ceaf.tme" Of the GDsnrt5, ubo propelled, BY
this means, TO fix the feat IF Gequnm,nt in a
T:svz cosvsrifnt for the svbsh PreVinee; as
many mfmbers sOfrs sfien greatly inrOmmeded,
ty tts'nfes0fy Of gang trcn one rxtre0ns part
Of ice PrSvinfs to anstbsr. Tbs, lam 0ntbO-
rit0fiosy ALFRED, 10astbs original e0pE Of the
erre7ion IF tie Palace; ndIa0Srti it uas fs,m-
ed BY Gsnftmsa tObo tofre not ctFcially debes
dfnt on fbe Gevrrnonr, and s0ers not, many of
them, ptrjSnal friends to hm Thy rvsre men
sObo tvOnld do b'nOmto any a6cmbiy npsn earth,
end zutsiE characters for integrity haze sVsr
brcn Hnimpeacbed. Tbs, Sir, is enough to de-
arsy yoay viie faigmny, and tbsls fa67s IrO,ifs
srit5 anquylqiondtk vgacity. Mors nbon a
mere pr0Vindai essesrn 1vaniI be zunectlGry,
and impairment; AID blf eircamROncl5 are
not sivrn jfdr y'Hr jatiJfa<iion, tm that tbe
pabiirk may not be pr5adictd BY jour infamous
Randfr. The Stbsr part sftbil query implies
a general lsaJt O6saf the inftgrity Of GoVsrnear
ftysP's adnigjfr0.ien. Genval inveG7ive IS
a'ns at HR;sH1d tbs | can ony agjiver. BY
Affirming, t5ot, IN my spiHion, Gsy0noar
TrysH Rl5vajs gUilbed, and tndtayoRrtd, to pro-
mefe HpiOfgtat and impartial jyqics, and / do
not kaOr0 Of st ig9anes sObrys il 4UaJ, BY bis
iaferPsbiiss, dJfated or slHdtd. H.negafivs
eD'frfion dHun'f be proud BY PsGfiO1 fsjqimeny;
BIT Il bseSmtI yer 10 effr joms proof d THE eri-
nina at'isns s0bfeb 5oH, NIB rgaai ignorance
and n7aisvGkprr, impRts to Gsvsrnsnr 7ryou.
T'ar fbir8 gRsrr iq.!adss a fal7 svbiet ss
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fIom BiNoIEY's Journal, Of June 29.
70 tie E@Isf HILLsBoRoUGH.
NY Lord.

d experience
teach you wlidoni, or
time remove the very
urjuf ieientment you
have corceiyed again9
hisMaj. Ry's moi 10y
al, and mc!f deieiving
mbicGss Of the Malta
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liver, before the former grew over tugd and the latter
putrid, very fpeediy recovered.
The preent coz lpeI of weather, gives fair oPpor-
tuny evacuate the glahy matter from iuch perions
as may abound with may be eatly got off while
the air remains fixed, which it will while the flme
tinues cool but heated, either by weather, or
fever, readily RATED by the putrd bile, will expand and
produce fuch Gmptoms as will give enough to
all parties engaged for the tortured lufferer.
B9qon, January 9Th, I77I. /. YOUNG.
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For the MASS ACHUSETTS SPY.
Mr.. THOMAS,
BY giving the following bard place your next, you
will obiioe your humble ervant, The THRILLER.
c A r D.
To PHILANTHROP.
TIME Triaer prefents bis compliments to Phan
throp, and adviles him to ref fatis6ed with his
COOL ferling per annum, and longer profitute his
tO--
CO Earn dirty bread by wa(hing .Ethiop's fair,
Removing fifth, or linking it from fight,
Tor be- fcavenger in Esnfs, where V0cant potts,
Like gibbets yet untenanted, expect
Their future ornaments So
AS all the Acrativs PLACES in the NsV plan of Ameri-
can Government, are difpofed of, and be can lay no
claim to thoCe Of Honour. January 9TH, I77I.
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To The NGLISH NATION

rTOW unfafe are the wicked ---How vain their
hopes of happiness land how hypocrtal their
PRAYERS - This take be very much preient
ffate--As we have rumour of war, how lit is 1t that
we reform without moments delay, or quick poi
iibe and that we aaOay5 indeed keep oueves from
ny evil thing. No reformation, )alUNon, but an ag-
gravated damnaton-- becaule we Cope Hypocrites
The Scrbes and Pharlees only Jewfh Hypocrltes.
SPray let us reform uch open public fms as tbe!e:
AT the ea end of our churches, wrote IN letters OF
gold, we have thee words, Remember The SABBATH day
keeb it koly Nevertheless fome of our Kings mill
tary eryants frequently and needA, it eems, play his
/ cannon on the Sabbath day. Early in the morning they
will fire fifty or an hundred guns, then 60 TO church,
and repeat the Ten Commandments with great deal
of fleming devotion and at noon take the iacramens
of the Lords upper by which act they promle on
their Bonded knees to wax in all the commandments
and ordinances OF the Lord blameef. Behdes, is not
great imprudence to waite military flores, neceiiaTy in
war; Especially as the nation is ready to link with The
weight of its public debt.
II. In nv understanding, not only the fourth ccm-
mandment has been violated in heavendarIng manner,
but the eighth alto, in making monirous national debt
aporevaed exceedingly, as greater umS have been ex
pended in the time in pride and luxury fms as contra
~ 10 the Gofpel as darkness is to light. If cur place
men and rich men are wife they will ChearfUy ard Peed-
ly turn all their incomes, except for mechanics, INTO
the public treafuy, till lueh time as the enormous, dan
eeroas, gounde, vexatious, candaloUs debt is DIFF
Charged Something exnaordinG'y mutt be done men
of abilities NUT deny hemfeves and take their cois!
But why fhoud call it crofs, for man to lay aide
all needless expences for his body the worms meat and
to part with only his incomes few years till MS debts
are paid.
JI We opprefs our fellow creatures, American
Genles enfave African Gentiles, 70 often as we pet
them in our power not offering them TO enjoy either
liberty or property. In the ht place, we teal their
children, or receive them ofthoe that do, from hard
to hand and frequently Kill the parents to come at the
children !-----Is this chrGianity Is opPeion' hand'
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For the MASSAC HUSE IT'S SP Y.
Mr.. THOMAS,
IF ever the proverb, That delperate dileafeszeqIe
Deliberate remedies deieryed attention, tkn6h ,eYl-r
IDENTIFY does at this jun6ture. So open and wAER win
ter has unaccounab!y relaxed the iods and thus ht6
horizontally lackened the motion Of the fluids by which
means the inward heat is much abaed, the principles of
the gall poorly, and parngy funlhed, and this mPof-'
tant Auid retained in the liver, till the bowels, wanting
its reoven and detergent operation, get coated over with
fine 70 as to fuer very little TO pats, either in or out
of them, This lime is well known to be proper re-
CeptabIe for indefinite quantities of air, which, while the
body continues cool, Jes quiet enough; but being by
any means heated expands and forces the omach and
inteRnes into mott violent convuliions When this
fcenr begins no moment is to be loft, delays are here
if not totally rrerevabe, at ea 10 detrimental that
wife phycian will lament his compliance TO the
fond mother and fate doctor, who expect to relieve the
patient with caraway feed and crabs eyes.
I was once called to child in this town, who had for
fifteen DAYS purged with rhubarb. and crabs eyes added
70 IT, and in all this time the belly continued fweng up,
and the nurfeS wondered how it could PoHiby happen
that 70 much purgug, which paiied the bowels freely,
houId fail TO rid them of their contents. he patient
E1anifeftly loipg engh, was called, and with fmart
catharcs brought away loads OF purld matter, which
relieved and for time encouraged the parents to hope
cure but great quantities of the rotten aburra having
Coaked through the nteneS into the circulating maf,
il continued anguid, had prodgous eruption over the
whole urface of the body, and gradually declined TIL
death.
On the contrary every child which fell under my care
before nature was much exhauted and was Purged
thoroughly, and 70 frequently to expe the lime and
iev from the firff paageS, and the acrd bile from the
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Zee another Orange, Who by his 'ord may
found aill greater kingdom in the Wet,
and prove he rife Of one Of TIE .nIghueit
empires the world has ever leen.
But it is not the favoutite, the mini'n ooly g,
who fuffers for illegal conduit; hiitoy 10
forms US, of people who dared call rhe mo-
march of one of the greatea Kingdoms o.
earth to an account, and finally brought his
royal head to the block: OF people, who
not thinking themieves fcure, while one
branch of thi, curled family had footing IN
the nation, banilhed them forever, and they
now wander like the Jews difperied over the
face of the earth, by every nation deipiied and
deteited.
If fuch is the natural cou:fe % things. hap
py will he be who profits by iuch examples.
Surely, it is high time to lay thefe things 70
heart, when we caa but curiory view on the
ftuation of thele Kingdoms. Ii is not only a
little defpifed province that is difafetied !;
we fee tumults and diliubances catching in
the very bowels of the empire. Mankind are
ieldom reafoned out of their feelings, much
leis Britifh nation. They find themielves in
jured, and they NUT and will have redreis.
May theie things have iome little impreilions,
before another important ara haih on man.
kind; before the Britiih lion, who feems even
now to roar, gets in motion, and by one bold
vigorous effort, gives, as Young exprefe' him.
felt, "fbs rVOvld one 7U0ndsr more"
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From the PUBLIC LEDGER.
To the CITIZENS Of LONDON.
Gentlemen,

Gentlemen,
DY his MajeRy's anfwer to your humble
ID addrefs, remembrance, and petition, any
man may fee with half an eye, that you have
no real Rrisr0nce' And that none Of your
complaints are avrA fagndrd. To make re-
pea,ed applications TO the King, for redref-
fling of grievances which do not exit, is in.
fultiDg his MajeAy. When you knew that
his mof gracious Majeay had before refu-
fed to comply with your rcquef in dinolv-
ing ,heParliament, for robbing the freehold
ers Of Middlefex of their right Of eeGipg
their own Representatives, how could you
be 70 UNREASONABLE as well as infoenr, 70 teazc
him again with your humble petition for
dlilolution of II, on account Of nezo opprebIo1J
impoled upon you by Vena Houie of Com
mons Your new complaints are, that luch
houie have imprifoned your Magistrates on
ly for doing their duty, and acting according
to their oaths, and the laws of the Ind that
they have erafed judicial records that they
have prevailed upon his MajeHy to iAue a
proclamation, utterly illegal, and that they
have taken from you right in the river of
Thames which you have enjoyed by charters,
as we'll as by acts of Parliament, ever Gnce
the conquef.
Now, Gentlemen, | will candidly admit,
that thele complaints would be real grievan-
ees, if they were aOtA jlnndtd; but it is milf
fortune to you, that you are deceived, delu-
ded, and have no good foundation for max
ing them, as will plainly appear to every con-
fiderate perlon from the following convin-
cling argument, bEd0njf Ms Mighty bath JGid 70
in bis anEiOGr to you. What comes from the
throne muf be true, and ought to be believ-
ed for none of you will have the audacity
to FAY, that falhood ever yet flowed from
it. Wherefore, Gentlemen, as you have no
real EriTV0secs, it would be both folly and
impertinence in you to trouble the King with
any further applications about them. Let
things take their own natural courfe. Ma
ny political evils produce their own remedies.
Corruption in body polite will as certainly
bring on dilolulion Gift, as in body ma
tural And from a diilolu,ion of the one as
well as the other, we nay hope f0r fate Of