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I NUMB. II.

fIl. The corruption of the heart will lead
men in this cafe, into ifrange meanch.s. To
pre(etve the inheritance they have acquired,
and 10 ,uFith while benea'h the frsiles nf
power, they will run into the moa lcrvi'e
adulation. This has always been the cafe
ince the unhappy lspfe of Adam, and ever
will be The cafe. This form of procedure
was the hH rife of monarchy and delpotifm,
AID is the ONLY meArs OF reducing fee peo-
pc into lAv,y. The method is dangerous,
nscau(e not eeiiy perceived, and the reafon
net ealiIy comprehended, becauie abRTa6t and
refined. But ! woud ak any man Of the
meanelt pacitv, whether the confquences
exhibited in the above experimentation aie not
eaiy and natural; and in fire TO fun up tire
whole thus far, Whether he does moi think,
that granting the -----.- iaary from
home, does not make him independent of the
Commons heiel Whether thus INDEPENDENT,
he is not ab { to praGi &c the moh dangerous
attempts Whether ms does not deRcy the
conhtutiona check the Houie has on the
1885,, it f., whether the foe power will net
revert to the -------- Whether, when this
is the cafe, thc.bulk Of the people, agreeable
10 VIVA, has ever been the cafe in ;he world,
will not rather paw court than loie their petty
scqmii,ionsi " hether the contribution is
then not changed And whether in fine, the
,ra'h Of this nTsxin is nor too obvious, tie
balance az Prep0T aom eOer. carry . lib it The
ba!anlr Of toaUr? The people may then
look for deverance, but in vain; they may
each at fome branch to fupport them from
linking, but It is only temporary deliver
ance. They may cry as the Jews Of cd,
Lol here he cometh, and 10 there he
comcth, but trey will find none to fave
from deifruelion, uneE, which may God
avert, another Cromwell fhou'd aufe, and
p cad the caufe or freedom in a manner too
exprtGivc to be unfucceisful. There is a
moment when ambition can no longer dazzle,
or power Alright. AT fuch a time, lenti
mcnt Of this nature may not be ufelefs, that
the fame fpirit which in this country lhone
10 conlpicuous, and was attended with fuch
consequences in 1850, may blaze forth as
happily in fome future, and perhaps not
dIitant e'a,of the world.
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EUROPEAN IN rELLIGENCE.
LONDON, Mmcb 20.

LCHbCHt DbHfW SOs
TINE Lord Mayor contented himfelf on
L Wednelday with only laying, as we
are informed, nearly the following words:
"Mr Speaker,
" An honorable gentleman has talked OF
the lenity to be iheWn me on account of my
health, and my being committed only to the
cuaody of the ierjeant a: arms. | thank God
that my health is better than it has been for
fome time plit. know 4 at was prcjudged
on Monday, and thai the firing of IeIoIu-
tons and warrants is now in the gehtleman's
pocket. ak no favour nf this Houfe
crave no mercy from the Trealury bench
| am ready TO 90 to my noble friend at III
Tower, if the Houle ihall order me. Nj
confidence is clear, anu tells me that hasf
k,p my oath, and done my duty to the CRY
cf which ! have the honour to be Chief Nj
citrate, and TO my country. will ne er 81
tray tie privileges Of the clIizens, nor
rights Of the people. ! have no ape ogYI
make for having acted uprlghtly, and | 4
not any rsfeniment in coniequence of
condutt. | will through life continue TOD F.
tn. dictates of honour and confcenCel
give my uimolt luppon To every part Of
,nilHuiicn Of this kingdom, ard he even
ihaIl awa,s leave to heaven, at all tmA
ready 10 meet my fate"
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IE next grievance / would
have my countrymen look
into, is, that which is con-
tanned in one Of the lalt ad-
dreG:s of the Houfe to his
Excellency; they thus ex
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This day soas pnhlitbtd, Pie g..

This day soas pnhLJbed, Pie O..
THE Importance of EARLY
l. PIE Y: liIuitra'ec IN Drcome,
preached at she Deiileo of Religious Society
of Young Men, N Medford, New England,
March 10th, 1871. -
BY JOHN HROP, NJ. A.
Psitor Of the iecond church IN Bottom,
PubIilhed at the requei Of thoie who heard il.
Printed and fold bv ]. THOMAS, at his
Printing. Office in Union fleet. Sold alto
BY L. FowLE in Back Rreet.
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N ATTAIN FRAZIER,
Bcgs leave to inform the Public,

Dogs ieaVe 10 iEfoTni the Public,
That he has jua imported from LONDON,
in the veileis commanded by the Captains
Ca'cf, Gardner and Bryant, large and
comp'eat
Aiiortment of ENGLISH GOODS,
Suitable 70 the Seaion,
Which he will fell, Wholefale and Retail, at
the lowetf advance for ready money, at his
Shop the corner of Wings lane, near the
Market, Bottom.
| MI Gentlemen and Ladies, bab in Town
and Country, sObo are plea)cd to bonoar bin
Nth fhir eyq>m, in eifbsr If tie obsVe-
mentioned u'ajs, may oepsnd on The Vfyy bsf
ntGge, and a grofstnf acknowledgement Of
fbsir fav'nvs
Among his Goods are
q NEAT Allotment of low
4 n priced, middling, and lupetfne Broad
Cloths, with Shallons, Buttons and IwiG to
match; alto great variety OF newell fa(hlor
gold and iiIver thread buttons, Ger man aud
embohed ferges, Ranncis, Colcbefier, and
drapery baize, large aHoriment Manchester
velvets and velvefets, velvet lhapes, fagshies,
duroys, thickfets. fuRains, WIltons. ever
laitiogs and dtawboys, nankecns, DAmaicus.
gnghams, BengalIs and penlaicoes, Sc.
Avery genteel adorment of Mantua iilks and
luteitrIngs, rich cloth colour ducape a vari4
ETY. Of EngIifh and India damafk., Enellh
and India taffatles, brockades, plain. fprged
and Aowered faiths, a!amodes, PeIlians.
rich farfenets, ribbons, lawns, cambrcks,
long lawns, yard wide book mullins, Ga
wide ditto, plain and fprged ga zes, catgut,
a large aiiortment Of Ct xcomb, blond. bone,
and froly laceS, cap wire, great variety of
gmps, fnail lace, calIicoes, chiptzes and
patches, large sfJnmentof Infh linens of
all widths and prices, meetings, checked lin
mems, furniture check, with none-io- preries
to match itnped cotton Holland for fhIft-
ing, dowlais, ofnaburgs and tcklinburg, bed
ticks, white cote n counterpaIns, caIiman-
Goes, tammIes and durants, poplins and
cambleieens a large al rtment OF mems,
women's, boys, and girls worried, thread and
cotton hofe, mems black and white Fl K do.
mems and womeD's fix gloves fix mitis,
and out iize ditto, a large sHoument Of
worried mi'ts, icarlet, black, buff and 9th
coloured worried knit breeches, black elk DO,
Rufia linnen and draper, diaper and dam TX
napkirnng, damsk and diaper table cloths,
brown Hollands, brown and i-ays buokrsm,
itay trimmings, yellow holland, yellow cam
vas and creweis, fatun and brocsded fhoes
and c!ogs, women's maids and chiIdren's
pack thread ffays, with a great variety of
Other arIc'es, too many TO be particulsrized.
- Women's Lynn made lhoes BY large
or FINAL quantities.
UCAsH givenforMercbantah ePoT- ASH.
N. B. Said FRAZlER's Store at AN
DOVER, is again fupplied with full and
fefh Attainment of GOODS as ufasl
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Y = i BCMPSONs
s1soGsta.SassES NOE the former numbers
ISsSSEszSS have come out, | have feer
Ell NIR9 iome people " ihake the'
KssgH Jl@A heads with folemn motionP
ls1sSI SSMX and fay they with the Cent?
IiSgNTG@A0 mel had wrote nothing at PIE
ini. thins, l-,mng to be pretty eaiy. What
bod end does it anfwer, and what purpofc
les he mean to effect! To this anfwer,
appears TO me, the contribution is. at pre-
attacked in a manner, more fatal than
liver has been. This cafe and fecurity are
beft sii!fants the friends to this mode of
ck can poffibly meet with. II the people
lain fecue. till they have gone on lltte
Ter. fhould their attention be ever 70 much
I'D, or their fears alarmed, it viii be too ate.
citizen who has manly fenie of free
as ne will not be threatened or bulied
er will he be cajoled out of his privileges.
lrl have as great, and perhaps more
hfu. e,e 90 the man, who with his left
aad with fmile on his countenance.
LIS apopIe,ends the friend while With
ysT ksad he aims to PAM daggers in bis
.E9a,pAalQ him who with the battle ak or
Iief.9afd rnakes'an open and daring az
fnpT. L lcfs lhele firil motions are noticed,
IFppe # undone. I he hrR imprefions
Ehsn are Excited by fenle of danger, Eoon
Elf%tit, Ind what was once frighiful, bv
.pIneI more familiar. The man who
wtmita chain to be fafened on little
| 'aPiIl foon content TO have every other
/ % j ienlangled in its folds and he thar
ilffaciizlo of old, bolOtd BIS l50zlder TO bear,
zoos Etome a lsrVant to fyibuts. II is
III a ienieIof theie things, have troubled
countryraen with thefe thoughts. Born in
n COLONY, and educated in principles office
8x(I feel atender Affection for the country
" gave me birth In time Of danger there.
lie, [ mean aot to be fient, Blu, to the befi
my abilities, ttrenuouly aficrt, land yea oully
fend the cade of liberty, in which Gsd
| Z The CHARTER has made US free. 81.
We aave already iee1, that the falsry of
I governor fpr home, is a dangerous in
! walton; thatt Aings the balance of pro-
ny into one Hanch ofthe Legislature, and
( Ia il, by Acknowledgment, the balance of
klwer-- THAT ID. Houfe of Commons there
!, have loft al weight, and mutt become
~ tools. We have exhibited fome me-
s eholy confsqences, that refult from thele
4 \hfures. Let . purlue the argument, and
I'D to one orier corfquenee, viz. Fhat
ouie Of Commons in fuch fituAtion, is
| lof the worfsngipes of arbitrary power,
i ,one Of the rpf dangerous means free
| Re can have,lo lhake their contribution.
Egning ruler may in this way become
bic under the gu;fe of the contribution,
that coniiitGion is no more. He NAV
every meaGre is purified agreeable to
NJ. N of government they f It infli,u,ed,
Y a. he rpanifeily sreads on the common
PRINCIPLES of 6ciety.
rlayfecn orange, that VIVA, was cal
as the bulwark offreedor, fhoald be
means Of P.rverting il. We find in
liked governments, when the monsr-
meant tobe tyrannical, the other
Jed him; AID though the fovereign
fng The Commons 70 low, that &C.
p human foFtGght, it was iinpofIible
the lattsE would YET revive, anc
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For the MAsSAcHUsETTs SPY.
The CEN 7 MEL. No. V.
Vol, II

Md The hgO mwmws # jGdm:GUetfa
Aad m,gkd rage, my hDmpA:" '0is'd bis
I goice,
IND to the Laws 0tpeaFd.
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nee the tonnes numbers
have come out, I have ieen
iome people =" (hake tbe'
heads with folemn tom
and fay they with the Cent?
mel had wrote nothing at PIE
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, thl'ass. filf' aary rfai'i ara. T. ) %,
ony ea> then c ".c.aIe.' v;th i,runG 80
!aem wei a:4g;sd - tHs Ccc.ltoo. lsa
Gnging was pe.'orra;" inconpa.Ahiy weh ~
ais, g company, VIA gave gis,.t f.t,s;.eil-
on 20 : crow,icI ~ fence II.
I,Ucldsy the IS Of N,re;-iscs Ia. they
had 4 levcic it"fm ufihun5t, ., Sun.h Gao.
lima, one cap Of which Gtuc; ac1 greatly
damaged ihl houfe az !lcnry Laurrrs, L a;
MARRIED. Mr.. Ghu:tt.Sp-rinao Ia
M, SHY :.ilnot, Daughter Of A.,. Stephen
Milut
DIED. Mr.. Eea1e, Toantor, Gon, os
Capraind .lcazer Jchpton --As.G Anna Pr.
Ten. Daneh,srof Mr.. Jim p4uen decea,a.
atRoxtury, Mis- E:zasel h'vlliams ridow.
S II p N L w s.
Wc hear ,has Captain white in a iAip
for this place, who eit Londop Gnne time
ai;er Captain Roblon, fa ed tom r moo,h
u company with HIM.
Lait friday Captain Roblon fpoSc Wit,
Captain Han, who failrt si. 1TLcfday from
tbs port fcs London, eighty casue. to the
eA!'ward Of Cape Ann. all well.
ARRIVED LIRE Thatcher f:orl Hail
fax; kpg, Baker, I'rcy, OGor, AID Dunn,
hom Newfopnd and ilutd from New
London; Squier from New. i3aven WeGon
from Philadelphia Crane i,on North Ca
Tolina LirtlsheId from ST. Vincents; Scott
from Cope N.chola ard fucker tan,
Grecnoc!. Robin, Rowe and Jsak;ns tsom
London. t"
OUTWARD j,and Pulling, Crcke, and
White fT NoIth Carolina PAyne for 81.
Sits. Somes Tor Halifax SomeS and Free
man for Nc:s ladies' Whnmaih and G.. #
IN for Maryland ard EiR,ne for Glafgow.
50 l4rdag Sf@v's0, Pbis KnitOtis, an
Lmnitarsaa- Pile Patrie, are received
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T II U R S D AY, December 70.
B o S II o N.

MES j FRIDAY Capt. Jenkins, and Capt.
Il Rowe, arrived here from London, by
ihsm We have the public papers TO the s'h
Of OCTOBER, butIhey contain nothing material.
We hear that feyersl people have been
frof bitten, by the ievere cold on Tuefduy
laft. and that one man was fsozen to DEATH:
Exnz9 Of a ktiv from LsnSsa dafed O7o. S.
: Saturday a: three o'c!ock the Poll cIOlee
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AMERICAN INTELLIGENCE.

n 7 court of Vice Admiralty held his
n week, before the Hon WiialaBlinae:
Efq; was condemned, Erlali fchconcr boat,
fczed by Mr.. John Malcon, la,s tide fer
vcyor ofNew Port, in Rhod; Hand, butnow
ofthe port of Curltuek IN this provfn1c,
The poor Skipper who has now IOt bis ali.
was loading few fhngies on board hei.
which he thought be had rieht to carI from
one port TO another without permit, till
Mr.. Malcolm convincrd him he was breaking
the acts Of trade, TO the egregious damage of
= the fair trader.
NEwP0Rr: December 9 On T'huslday
morning lat the lnow irilfram, Captain Sband
failed for London. Before noon it began 10
fnow, and increaled 10 violent form IN the
afternoon, and 70 continued all night; next
morning ,he fnow was deeper ,hsn had been
known for many yers before.
ID the form iaa fhurfd4y, the noap ian
ming, John Hofnet Matter, from North Ca
rolina, in endeasouTing TO getinto this har.
bour, was drove on ihore on Bten,cn's Neck,
a little within Cattle Hill, tie veiisI and part
ofthe ca g loa, people all favcd. - Likewlfe
the fchoone, Peggy, William Black Mater.
from Nantucket, was drove on fllore, at the
fame place, vciiel and cargo as yet have re-
ceved no damage, and are likely to be
faved,
New YoRK, December 9. We have
hso but very little cold weather this leafon !;
but lafi week Gevere frof came on, attend
ed with heavy fail of fnow. which ooffru4-
cd the road 10 naon, thar il has prevented
the potts from performing the uiusl itsges.
The wednesdays mail did not arrive ill "a
turday afternoon.
The Duke Of CumtuS.rlsnd packet, Capt.
MARKHAM, fails this day wi.h the mail for
Falmouth.
December 10. Laf thurfday Fseeman
Swan, and James Fclier arrived here, who
infotm, tia, on the morning 9th. sth infant,
before the (now form came or, tiicy failed
from this harbour, in the fchooner hannah,
Captain Jabez Perkins. of SSanzeg, bound
to Norwich,i in Connecticut, TO take in cargo
for the Weft Indies bat about 81 o'clock
the enfuing night, they were driven on the
eaf end oflong liiAnd, near the offer ponds,
where the veAel was entirely loff the Cap
tam and all the hands got fate afhore but it
being extreme dark aud aoEmy, they could
find no houte, and were Obliged 20 Lhelicr
themiclves under rocks, &c. as well as they
could And notwithstanding all the paiss |
could take, lad about feventeen years old,
named Michael Carey, was frozen 10 death
in their arms The Captain and another
man were alto frozen very badly. ----- The
above Perons ALTO FAY they heard that brig,
David Landon, who failed at the fame time,
was caff away aboat twenty miles further up
the Sound, and the yeiieI likely to be loft
Since The above, we are informed, that
five other veAes are aihore atLong Iasnd, onc
OF which was brig from Liverpools and
alto thar feyeFal veilels were driven alhore al
BArnagat in the'fame form but how this
lalt news Came we cannot tell.
~ = Il
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December Is.

exusofdinary,as wtll =: tie Ordinary duties Of
Lord Mayor f---Wi.l tnry erantion Com
mon Halls when it fnaa lie rccca&Ey? VIII
they 90 up with RcnonRfatcsa 10 tie
King 1--HaVe they frnrncis enough to meet
The fury of vcna Houfe Of Commons D.
Have they foni,ude enough hot TO fhTin% a,
imprisonment i--Have they fpirit enough TO
hazard their lives and fortunes in contca,
ifit fhould be necca4ry, with a proiiituted
legiaa,uie.- If thefe 1ueaioHa can be fairly
sniwercd in the affirmative, your choice IS
made. Forgive this paGionaIe language. =
am unable to correct it. The fuhjett comes
home to us ail.---lt is the language of my
heart. JuNIUS.
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> Frcfh imported bv

> Frch imported BY
K / c Fl A r ID S AL Err,
And to b. ioid at his Sh.p in Ccenhrll
B0hon, Extreme ChesP, by Eholeiale a.d
R an,
4 FINE AGortn1ent of Winter
4 n GOOD, among y hicn arc, We, ha d.
fome Fur NJ fl with and without Ihppet,,
millcd Gloves and Csrps, ? 4,hs S 4hs.
add 9 4ths Blankets firiped ID file c!no,
fuperhoe 8 4ths Lsmb1kns ior ourtur.s,
crlmlor, green, and black Ene har Piuih-s,
a fine aGoument of Cotton Vsvets halt eli
wide wovc with = Wall, WomenS bieck
Silk VeIveis, Veivet for Cape. of mofi Co.
LOUIS, together with moft Sorts q Goods for
Mems and womsns wtdr. Aifo Cinnamon,
Mace, Cores anc M megs,, Pepper, CHI &c
Bohea 1 ca, Wiring Paper, lax Powesi sc.
Afo 'he bef LYNN made 1h1es as uiusl.
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w Hercas Park WOOD

wv AA~I~1o u IlANh WOOIJ~
w WARD, hs, opened, and keeps, a
PUBLIC VENDUE facing Faneui-
Hall Market is Bottom, and fell Goods at
public Sale every Week Night, and at private
Sale Days, BY Wholciale or Retail on the
loweR Terms. And ikewife on the hrit
Thurfday and the laf Tburfday in every
Month from Eleven O'Clock to One, to take
in and fell Horfes and Watches at Pubic
Vendue, at the ufual commrflion of Eve per
cent, and all Gentlemen that have Mind to
favour him with BuGnefs Of thar Kind, fhall
be (erved with The greatcR fidelity BY their
Humble Servants aforementioned.
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lac OBJ HE M E T,

DeDtift to herMajefy, land theP rinceis Amelia,
DEGSleave to recommend to the
- public, his newly difcovered EDsnfs Of
Pearl, and Pearl Dmtrifes, which he has
found to be greatly hyperion not only in ele-
gance, but alto in efficacy, TO any thing hi
therto made ufe of for complaints of the
Tsstb and Gums Particularly they will pre-
Ervs The Tatb in perfect found fate, even
Il, old age they render them white and
beautiful, without in the leaf impaiIing the
enamel faJqea fuch as are loole, keep fuch
as are already decayed, from becoming
worfe, prevent the ToOtb arb, perfectly cure
the Semvsy in the Guns, and make them grow
firm and CLIFF to the teeth they likewfe rem
der the breath delicate, fweet, and remedy al
mott all tholc dforders that are the COME
quence of lcorbutic gums.
Sold, by appointment of Mr.. Helmet,
whoIefale and retail, by w. BAILEY, per-
fumer, in Cockipur- freet, near the bottom
of the Hay-market, London and at WILL
LIAM ScoTT's Iriih Linen fore, near the
Draw Bridge, Bolton. in New England.
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For the MASSACHUSETTS SPY.

FOR the MASSACHUSETTS oPH.
Nr4v Political Q u T. S T 10 MS.
!. is he worthy the name of an Englifh-
man, who fubmits TO be governed o.
therwiie than by the laws of that commune
ty of which he is member !
II. Is not fubjeaion to government By
the meer will of prince, or minitter, 4
tacit acknowledgment that we are layes in
the mott odious fenfe of the word
Ill. Is not he TYRANT who by fra
tagem or force, finds a way into his pea
pies pockets, and with money felopiouiiy
taken from thence, BRIBEs one fubjeet to
BETRAY another J
w. Are not we Americans thus feloni-
ouay plundered
V. Are not the commifioners of the cuff
toms, peTGons appointed TO collect this plum
der
vi. Is il the duty of any people to fub.
nit TO governors, judges, SIC. who are bribed
by money, forced from them as above, 70
betrAy and perfecute thoie whom they GO
vern and judge I
VII. What will foreigners think Of Ameri-
cans, fhould they tamely fubmit to be 60
verned by inflruefions inaead Of laws, fub-
nit to be plundered and murdered (ason the
fifth of March, have governors, judges, go.
appointed over them which the charters know
nothing of; towns ganifoned with S<gS's-ss
troops in time of peace, citizens beiieged in
their houfes, their legislative removed, public
buildings made barracks of by force and fra
tagem, forts treacberouly given up, belied BY
their governor, infulted by miniifer of fate,
and redrefs of all theie horrid grievances re-
fuied by their fovereign'
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This day was publifhed.


Price IS. old ten. Jingle, and zzs. Cd. the doz.
Embeiifhed with FOUR Plates, neatly
engraved, viz. /. The BOSTON MAS
ACRE. n the evening Of the 5th Of March
1870. 4, The four Seafons, with the
Twelve Signs of the Zodiac. 3. The King
ofDenmafk. 4. Mr.. Weatherwife;
THE Mai1achufetts CALEN-
4 OAR; or an
ALMANACK, for the year 1872,
Being BiGextile, OF Leap
Calculated for the Meridian of Bottom, New
England, Lat. AZ degrees, IS min. north.
Containing, The Sun and Moons Rifug and
Setting, Fcliples, Time of HighWater, Luna
tons, Afpeas, Judgment Of the Weather,
Courts, Remarkable Day, EPhemeri', &c.&c.
By PHILOMAT HE'S.
Also, Several Select Pieces, viz. On
Liberty and Government Thoughts on
Government On the Culture of Silk Man
of PIeafure /; Woman of Pleaiure Jonathan
Wea,herwife's Prognofficks I; A Table Of In
tere(t on Entire New Contribution Roads,
SC. POETRY, viz. The Difference be-
tween To- Day and To- Morrow OF lime I;
OF Pride OF Vice, sc.
Printed and fold by T.THomAs, inUoion. treet'
Sold alto, by EDEs & Gill, IN Queen
areei'
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A N E c D o T E.

TT is remarkable, that the Commons after
the execution of Charles l.. bound his
daughter, the PrincefsEIiz, han apprentice
to a Button maker. They deGgned alto the
Duke of Glouceiier to the fame employment.
A predeIeetion for this mechanical art ieems
peculiar to Royal perfonages. In our own
times we have feen Kings and Princes Of the
blood exercife this iinguIar vocation, without
any interpolition of the Commons.
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n FEW Firkins of Choice
II Blu TIER, to be fold by SAMUEL
BRICK, at his fore nearly opPoiite the
Golden Ball. Where alto may be had, a
General AAortment of WEST INDIA
GOODS and GROCERIES, as ufual.
N. B. A quantity of choice INDIGO
to be fold Reasonable.
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Jufi imported from LoNDoN,
And to be fold at the loweh ADVANCE
Wholeiale and Retail, by
CYRUS BALDW IN,

Az his fore in Cornhill, near the Town houGes
CUPERFINE, middling and low
- priced Broad Cloths, German Serges and
Halfthicks, Kerfes, Raueens, Bearfkins,
Coating, Lambfkins, plain and Mapped Bea-
yer Coatings, good Afiortmeut OF Gamble
teens. Shalloons, T ammies, Durants, Draw
boys and Lafings, Mems worried HOie,
Brooches Patterns and Caps, brown Thread
Hofc and Gloves, Women's and Chldren's
worried Hoie and Mitts, Carpets Of different
Sizes, Floor and Stair Carpeting, Plads, Cheeks
Linen and other Handkerchief, Scotch and
Engifh Lawns, Irilh Linens and Do@las.
Silk and Muffin Gauzes, Spiders-net and Cat-
gut, Ribbons, Fenets and Quality Bindings
Shoe and Knee Buckles, Penknives and ScIfS
(ars, Bohea Tea, Pepper, Cinnamon, GioVess
Mace and Nutmegs, Sc. SC. &c.
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TANfES- FOSTER

JAMES FOSTER
Has imported in the ihip SaYicA Il
4 N Adortment Of n &
L n in Law, PHI, dck, DiginA
and in every branch Of LtrratuA
beit Imp'sfion. ALTO, Bibles on
1eisaments, Spelling books, Playef
Palm books, SIC.
LikewiGe, Writing, Pres, Cartridge, MAJ
bic and blue Paper. Account Books of eve
ry kind. lax Powder. Quills. Pens.
States Sealing wax. Pocket Books. Peu-
knives. Temple aud Noie SPeetacles., Sid
ing Rules. Protective Glailss. Round
Pewter lnk Stands. Microscopes. Candle
Screens. Mathematical lnitruments, Pocket
Globes. Dviders with Steel Pens, 1heo-
doli,e, Gun,ur Scales, &c. &c.
N. B. 1hofe who pleaie to favour him
with their cuhom, may depend upon puff
chaiing as low, at his Store in Union -HTeet,
oppoGte to the Corntields Bottom, as al any
Store in town.