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The following are Tue Of BRITAIN'5 Let
tSrS, 0oifb THE BLANKS filled up. Taken
SStr0m The WHIsPERER.
,ML ORD M II FIEL D.
NY. LORD,
[Y'AM not fuIpriGed, that you lhould do
! all mat hes IN your power TO bury in OBJ
won the hce at PeuLmopib Doek in all
debates wherein the honour Of the Briti(h
nation is really concerned, we always fee
Lord NonJfeH'5 name per6xed to the con &.
,rary iide of The qleition, conieqsenty we
nutt expect the fame, when the affair will
expoie your Lordihip's conduit wherein
viii be p:oved your receiving large iums Of
money at different times for your iccret fer
vices Perhaps you fay "what credit can
be given TO the evidence of villain who
would be iuch taylor TO his King and
country but hold, my Lord, your crimes
are more heinous than mine. What mo-
ney | received was bare fubliaance; you,'s
my Lord, TO indulge luxury. was in a
mean capacity a mental iervant only. You
my Lord, in high Office, intruRed with the
rights and privileges OF The people of England.
Beiides, my Lord, have another advantage
over you, am the penetent publican, while
you continue the hardned pharifee.
Do not let the above difpleafe your Lord
lhip, as | lend it to give you an opportunity
to vindica,e your character, and bring the
people concerned in that affair Ii. e. Porf.
msufb fire) to trial, which believe your
Lordlhip dare no, do. II my evidence is not
luficient 10 prove all the charges / have
made, will fufer as the principal / no
my Lord, you muG not alter the law of the
land: Thoie tricks muh be left of.
lam, Your LordlhiP's mott obedent hum /.
bic ferVant, J.B2lTAlN.
To l. ORD SU FOLK.
My LORD,
4 5 the late fire at PoytEmsub Dsck gard
n engroAes great part of the publick at
ternon, | hope your Lordfbip will abfolve
me from my promile OF iecrecy, made to the
under iecretaries when down at Readiag,
and give me leave to lay the whole fate of
the above fire before the publick which
intend to do in a ferries of letters to my
friend in London, and to be pubIiihed 10
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Sunday laf arrived the PlaGay, matt lhip,
Captain Charles Henzell, from Chatham
in England, after tedious pahige Of three
months. Nothing material by this lhip.
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Il H RSD Az October IS.
b q S T o N.

IHN IF VDsts tW tn fbs G0ls of gOisd that
bsHpeAsd at 81. Kim, tbs z8fhef Akgg0.
Sloop Pompey, Yar, ST. Martins, in
ballaR, loff in Friga.e Bay,ov1ed by Cover
nor HeyIegar, nothing faved.
Sloop Walton, Hood, ST. Kits. in ballsR,
Hull aihore, az BAletenc, owner, John Sa-
terthwzite.
Schooner --A, Smitten, Navis, in balIaii,
loe at Pym's Land, owned by Daniel Rois,
nothing faved.
SIoop juno, Liddle, St. Kits, in bsllafi,
loli at the Salt Ponds, owned by John Corlet,
nothing iaved.
Sloop Fanny, Reap, Nevis, LOFT at the
SAT- Ponds, owned BY Lawrence and Reap,
pa of.be hull faved.
Schooner Mary and Elizabeth, Wright,
Sandy Point, in ballaR, loft at Sand y Point,
owners Wood5urne Garner, noshing faved.
SIoop Brintnell, New London, in
baaR loft at Sandy Point, owners unknown,
nothing fayed.
sIocp Johr, Hill, St Croia, horfes, LOFT
at Sandy Point, owner, John Campbell, no.
thing fayed.
Three Hhks, Gill, Salt Ponds, in baIlafl,
loR at the Salt Ponds, owners, Clifton, Cor
lct and Gin nothing layed. 49,
Vs6FLs Isf ~ The hurricane on AsgsR 3IR.
Note. 1'hole yeaels Whole names are in
Italicks are fuppoCed to be founderetst Sea.
Snip Farley. Cook. London, with dry
goods, loft at Bloody Point, only crew faysd (;
owned BY Captain Cook and others.
Ship New-York, Craig, New ork, iome
dry goods, lOa It 8aaeteTe Part car
20 faved.
Brig Apollo, Manning. Pifca,aqua, with
Sugar, TOG at Deep Bay, fxty hOgfheEds
fated. "~' .f'
Brig Id6Ose, Byrne, Cork, with rum, lol.
at Deep Bay, owned BY John Blake 400
hogfhesds faved.
Snow ThiRIe, Hunter, Glafeow. with
kug1r, Ion Limeh. Bay, owned BY Blchan-
nan and Co. crew flved.
-SioOp Bake, Brown, Antigua, in balIsil,
lofa St Deep Bay, crew fayed owned by
CtofbY and Company
Schooner Hazard, Butler, BaiEterre and
St. ChnlfopEer, in ballza, lofi at Harts BEy
crew kved, owned BY William Psiddie.
Schooner Deep Bay, Beach, Deep Bay
M Sc: K!hsi with ya!ious freigh.s, LOT a
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SANDY Point, crew fayed owned by OlbJ.n
and Manning
Schoonee Chatham, Maurifhaw, Sandy
Point and ST Kirs, in baila;t. loti az Sandy
Point, crew favcd, owned BY Lumley Wood
yezr.. "a = 80. -,
Sloop Joha and Elizabeth, Sanders, New
Io'h, with rum, loft at Harris Bay, one
hogihrad lavsd, owned BY lohn,W atkins,
Brig Pr,on, Marnan, Cape Fear, in ball
Taft, fouadsfed at Sea, one Negro iAyed ,own-
ed BY Mr.. Ounce. 81
Brig M~eary, Seston, Brifsol, with 100
hhds: ugar, owned BY Mr.. Span.
Schooner ReksE Moote, ST. Croix, in
ballsa, owned by Capt, Moore.
Schooner Nargavsiti, BAchop, South Ca
rolinas with rum, owned by Mr. Buckle.
Schooner .A1srewy, Morgan, B4G,eue.
and ST, Kits, in ballaa, owned by Hender-
ION and Murray, -
SloOp Experiment, Howard, BaFeterre and
S.. Kits, in ballaa, owned by William
Neale. ,,-.t. .....
A ihip from London with Aye hundred
hogheads of fugT, LOFT at News. crew
Brig Fortune, Potts., BaGet,erre and St.
kltss with mules and timber, loR. al Nevis,
part Of cargo fayed, owned by John Corler,
Sloos Jenny. Smittep, Nevis, in. ballaft,
loH at Nevis, crew PeIIihed, owned by Capt.
Smitten.
Sloop Irfh, gimbiet, Catching, Nevis,
in baIlaa, loft at Nevis, crew perilhed, own
or, Bowrin. ;. 49,
Schooner Two Williams, Siborn, Sandy
Point, in ballaR, loR at Antigua, crew PEI
rifhed, owned by MFR. Someriail. I.
AlmoR all the eRaies in the ifland of St.
Kits. are dearoyed.. there being icarce mill
OF boiling houle left BANDING.
At Antigua all the Men of Warexccpt
the Admiral are alhore, and feveral ihips 81
Johns foundered at their anchors and the
towns on the iland, and the eiates thereon,
in IS bad iitua,ion az ST. Kits.
Eighteen yedels are drove a(hore and loh
at Dominica. Montierat and Nevis have
fcarcely houfe left fianding.
ARRIVED from til; pert. Brett and Wy
er at 2aebse; futile, at Nss1. Haven.
Accounts from all quarters are full of
the terrible effects Of the late dreadful form
on the laa Of. Auguf and firR Of September.
which was equally deffruetiye in almoa al
the Weif-IndiAl1ands, when fcarcs vef--
fel efcaped being drove on fiofe OF fuG-
dered, and moR Of the houfes and works
were blown down and deftroyed, with the
lofs OF q great suhber Of lives, both on
more and at Sea the length and number
Of thetr ACCOUNTS, oblige Us TO poHponS
further particulars until our next.
70 STOPPED, fuppofed to be &olen, 4
large FLYER fpoon, marked T 8. En-.
quire of the Printer.
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To be'SOLD at PUBLIC VENDUE., by
BENJAMIN CHURCH,

At his usaal place of fale,
On THURSDAY the zqd Infant,
To begin at o o'clockiin tas forenoon,
And TO be continued until the whole are
fold,
A Very large af1ortment of low
: priced, middIing and fine broad
.Cohs, foreR clo.hs. German S:rges,
Frz.s, Rateens, Dufi's, Bath Beavers and
Baizes, ShaIloons, Tammies, Callaman
Goes and Camblets of all colours and quail
ties,. Velvets, Cheeks: Itifh Linens and
Ofnaburgs, with variety of other articles.
n. B. The Goods arc all to be fold in
whole pieces, 70 that town and country
fhopkeepefs and traders may have very
good opportunity of fupplying themielves q,
a cheap rate.
THURSDAY, aad inf. 10 o'clock forenoon.
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n WOMAN with good brSaif
* ofmlk, that can be veil recommend.
ed, would be glad TO 60 INFO 2 credible faml;
" TO fUckles lEtqufe 3, Mr. Ms' Clig7St
~ Ssc. TO- Cssts;n Gun1sss4.'
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1770-1772, 1772-03-12

cil-afk any Engifhmau-who he is, what
he s-.they can all tell You, for ibs gfH'I'"G'
is svvH KNOWN. But what have sUs TO do
with him, he never ferved Ireland, nor tbs
friends of Ireland. And if this dittreiiec
kingdom was never benefited by his coun-
Gil, intereR or iervice, fee no good cauis
why this kingdom fhould reward him. Let
the honorable members of this houie con-
lider this, and give their voices accordingly
For Gods fake. let every man CONDUIT ms
confidence if jeremiah DYE" Elq; ihal'
be found to deferve this peniion, let IT be
continued if not, let it be Topped off our
revenue as burfbenfams and HnnecsOa'J."
Mr.. Orion is now ccmmiiiiOner OF the
ireafurv
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1NTANTED for building a new

w NEE | lNG-HOOoE, IN bratt!e-
Erect, Bottom, the following Materials, viz.
Good Stones for the foundation and Gel
lar, Stones for two or three courfes above
ground, to be hammered to good face,
each one foct in height, and not lefs to 60
= into the wall.
Free Stone, or other kind of Stone of a
light colour, that will anfwer for rufiic
quoins, &c.
300 Thoufand Bricks, eight inches long
four wide and two thick, to be made Of
tough well-tempered clay, and well burnt,
one quarter part of them to be truck in fand
for the outward face of the building.
Four Thoufand Sand Bricks for out iide
arches, nine inches long, four and an half
wide and two and an half thick.
One ;houfand Water-table Bricks made
4 in proportion to the others.
One and an half thouCand OG Bricks for
Facias, 8, 4 and z.
Three hundred and thirty hogiheads of the
bcf Stone Lime.
Five hundred cart loads of Sand of good
grit and free from all loom.
Oak timber for the lower floor of the
prop:r lcantlings.
Pine Timber for the roof, galleries, &c.
of proper fcantlings.
"A quantity of feafoned clear boards.
A quantity offeafoned merchantable boards
A quantity of plank.
A quantity of JOLT.
Stale forrhe roof.
Such perfons as incline to contract to fup-
/ ply the Materials aforementioned (all which
mdfl be fuch as lhaIl be approved by the
committee and warranted good in their kind
are deiired to write and ieal up their propo-
falls, in which they are requefed to deicribe
the qzntity and quality of the articles they
would fupPly them, alto the Iowea price for
the money, and deliver their Propofas at
the fhop Of Mr.. TIMOTHY NEWELL, in
Dock Square, Bolton, by the eleventh day
{ of March next at far;heh After which time,
as Guon may be, there will be meeting
( of the faid committee to open and conhder
! of the propofals and the preference will be
given to fuch as ihall appear beff calculated
to anfwer the purpoie and interef of lhs
Society.
1t is intended the building fhonld be un-
dertaking as ioon as materials can be had.
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For the ZEE 4 ADD GUNS.
COB HEM E T,

DENTIST to her M4Js2y and the Pin
GELS Anfi0.
D EGS Leave to recommend to
- the Public, his newly Uncovered EE
Encc of Pearl, and Pfarl Devtityice, which
ne has found to be greatly iuperior ro' only
N elegance, but alto in 4Hicacy, TO any thing
hitherto made u(e Of for comp laInts OF the
Teeth and Gamt Particularly they will pre-
Gyve the Teeth in perfect found as;e, even
o old age they render tbtm white and
,s autifuI, without in he leaf mpa ring the
ramel faGen fuch as arc ioo'c, sep fueh
are already decayed from becoming worir,
prevent the 7oofb- ae6, pe+eeiy cure the
Yenrvy in The Grni, and make them grow
i'm and ei.f to the teeth; hey IIkewle
ender the breath delicaie. tweel, and e.
nedy amof all thoie dlioEters hat are the
-onfequence of lcorbutic gums.
Sold (by appointment ol Mr.. Hemet)
eholelale and retail, by ". Bayicy Perfu-
ner, in Cockipur ftreei, nea. he bn,tom
u the Hay market, London, and 4, Hihi-
am Scan's Iifh Linen S'or., peai lhr D,aw-
fridge, Bottom. New England
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March ).
T III o M A S l. EE,

TIL o M As l. EE,
AT his Store near the Swing BIidge,
las imported in the RocKINGHAm, juh
arrived from LONDON;
SERGES of all colours, Kerieys
y and Flsnnels, which will be fold I'M
'iually cheap.
S | l. K S.
A beautiful variety Of LADIES SILKS,
# almolt every kind 81
Brullels and Mccklin Laces Gold and
Silver Laces ; Gold and Silver lch ba(ket
Buttons.
A large AGortmcm Of EN- g LISH
. Q obs, fditable tor all lcaions, a, the
oweh rates.
IRISH LINENS Of all widths and prices
from IS. Cd. old tenor the yard, very cheap.
ALTO, Paper Hangiags, Powder, Shof,
'ar-Lead, Ruaia, Ravens and Englil. Duck,
Omaburgs. Salt.peue, Verdigriie.
~ CASH given for BEES-WAX.
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To be SOLD by
John S A V A O +,
At Store No. l3, Long Wharf,
MINE thouland W.T.. of Cocoa
IN 1890 VT. of Chocolate. 50 barrels Q
Flour, one too of Ship Bread, Sixty Hogi
heads of Sal,atudas Salt, proof Glaiies, cali
Bottles Gng'e or by the dozen, Butter, Brim
aone, Coffee, white Beans, Rum, Sugars
|MelaAes, cafes with bottles, from E to {
each. By wholefale or retail, cheap for cath
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JOSEPH NORTON
To be S OLD,

TsasRM To be SOLD,
SIS Ss-SS And may be entered upon
NSaA.i.Ei Immediately,
ST. tH Lying in the town of Har-
---kacNsA ward and county of WorceR-
er, pleaiantly ii,uated, adjoln-
ing to the line between Harvard and Grotoo)
4 FARM, containing One
y Hundred and Seventy Acres, about
.inety Acres of which being now under inn
,rovement, conhiiing of Meadow, Paifure
nd Tillage Land, The remainder Wood
and, on the premnes there is foe young
orchard, large double Dwelling-Houfe in
very good repair, Barn and Corn-houfe, a
oot-Aih Houfc with UtenhIs for carrying on
that BuGnels, for which the 6tuation is well
calculated, the whole very we'll watered, a.
out one nile from Saw and Grit Mill,
nd two and half miles from the Meeting
Ioufe, with other conveniencies. For fur
1er particulars enquire of Col Preicot, or
ar. John Corn, of Groton, or Mr.. Richard
NTH of Bottom
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S A t U R d A Y, Auguf IS.
o Il Il a Al

The propretors Of the China Manufaac-
ry in Philadelphia, have lately made expert
ments with fome clay prelented to them by
gentleman of Charleiown, South Carroll.
ma, which produces China hyperion TO any
brought from the Eaf Indies, and will aand
the heat beyond any kind of crucibles ever
yet made.
The Mercury Packet, Capt. Dillon, failed
from New. York with the Mail for Falmouth
on the 9th infant.
DIED At Smithield, John Farnham,
Efq AT Stow, John Whitman, ECq.-At
Grafton, Mrs. Magaret Goodwin, widow.
New HAVEN, AEggf 7. A few days
iince, Mr.. Samuel Harrifon, of Bfanford,
fell from load of hay, by the oxen's fart.
ing, which dlnocated his Neck, and he ex-
pired in an Infant.
A lad belonging to Wallingford, about
IA years old, named Munfon, who has been
for fome time, dilordered both in body, and
mind, one day laR week, hobbled on his
clutches about 8 rods from the houie where
he lived and hung himfelf on a low fhrob I;
be was foon after found, without any iigns
of life.
NEWPORT, AnggR 10. Saturday night
laitwe had iharp lightning, and feycral hard
claps of thunder IN this and the adjacent
towns, at Narsganiet tack of hay was let
on fire by the lightning and confirmed.
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PENUEL 30 WEN,

Fakes this method TO acquaint his friends
and the P U B L c,
THAT he has juf opened Shop
Il and Store in the YVES linda and
GROCERY way of buGneis, at the houfe
lately improved as public houfe by Capt.
Daniel Jones, little to the fouthward Of
Deacon Cnurch's Vendue-room,
Where he has for SALE,
The belt of brown Sugars, by the
barrel or hundred, green Coffee by 100 W.T..
or doz Loaf Sugar, Chocolate, French In
dieo, Cotton, beft Durham -four of Muf-
tard, New-England ditto, in various iized
bottles or by weight; bsf Poland Starch
and Crown Soap - the hundred or dozen,
Souchong and Bohea Teas very fine, by the
hundred or dozen Florence fweet Oil /;
RaiGns frefh and good, by the cafk or fmall-
er quantity Kippen's Snuff by the dozen
and finzle bottle Redwood, Logwood,
BlimRone, Salipetre, Alum, and CoPperas,
BY 100 weight and fmaller quantity Al
monds, Ginger, Rice 10 and IS inch T.
D. Pipes by the groce or dozen good
aifortment ofGlafs, very cheap, with other
Crockery Ware he has alto few neat
boxes of the beft flint Glafs, each contain
ing pretty and fmall aHorment FOR fbops,
famples of all which he can fhew from
boxes of the fame kind that he has opened
they will be dllpofed of at a very low adj
vance indeed for the money.
Choice Welt-India Rum, by the
hoglhead and barrel.
70 All his articles have been procured
with cath, and he hopes well bought, 70 that
he expects to fell as much to the advantage
of the purohAfer as other ihops or flores.
And he fhall hold himlelf much obliged to
all who may Pl-afe 60 favous him with their
cultoms
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RSDAY, AUGUST 20, 1872.

", fhe was found in place almof mac
ceniole on Account of Bufhes and Mue |;
and her Shoes, notwithstanding, found to
be quite clean, iniide as well as out be-
Edes fome other Circumstances we can't
particularly relate. The Jury, however,
though they fndly examined Number
of Perfons, could make 40 Dilcoyery OF
Violence.
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HA M

e-Ssses " the 2Sth OF April,
Gg1 yfS>ss5 mott people were fear
tai that more cIueltles of that fort wete to
be exercIled : But other letters from Co.
penhagen of The I'd infant give us IeaIon
10 hope, they have renowned the deiign, as
they inform US, that the fcsffold has bsen
taken down, that none of The priioners who
were out of the cattle had been removed
Ihlther, and that Councillor STueniee has
had his irons taken off.
ChDIz, Spain Hby2 10. Letters from
Mogador of the 10th of FEBRUARY fay,
that the foreign merchants fettled at Satfie
and ST. Croix had received orders to quit
thofe two places in forty days that The
former of tlIeie ports is granted excuiively
to the Genoefe company, under the obliga-
ton of receiving there all the returns IN
merchandise, which two Jews appointed by
that Prince are to purchAle and deliver on
his account to the company, without fpeci-
tying either the quality or prices OF the laid
merchandise. he fecond of the above
ports is granted to two very rich Jews. but
we know not on what conditions. 1 his
news occafioUs good deal of uneafineis a.
mong the foreign merchants fettled IN Bar
barry, and it is spPrehended that very conf
derable prejudice may ariie from 70 itrange a
revolution.
PARIS, Frame NAY 9. There is a
great tunlut at Bordeaux. The Parlia
ment.refu(e to RICHTER the ed6f for the TWEEN
tieth pennies, and il is even feared that they
will go 70 far as to forbid the gathering Of
the tax.
LONDON, May "a. BY letters from
Cadiz, over IaDC, dated April I, we learn,
that a Jew, Whole name is Guidalia, has far
med OF the 4 Emperor OF Morocco, the ports
of Saffie and Santa Cruz. 70 that no lhips can
now enter either of thefe two ports, without
permit or licence from this Jew Mer-
chant.
MAY 23. II is faid that Admiral Pye
will loon iAil with a reinforcement for the
Wef-lndies, where be is TO take the COM
mand in the room OF Sir 6. Bridges Rodney,
who is to return home.
MAY rs. Orders are giver for two re-
eiments of the train of artillery to march for
Portfmouth, to embark on board the men Of
war for the WeH-Indies.
May z8. Prince Mazeri1o, the Spanilh
Ambal4dor, will leave this Kingdom fome
time in Augue, being appointed Ambafador
to the court of France.
On Monday the committee appointed by
the Livery waited on MelrS. Oliver and
Lewes, to sc,uant them with the Liyery's
intention of nominating, and Importing them
for the Office of Sheriff the enluing year;
when thoGe gentlemenreceived the commit
tee very politely, and afured them of their
ardent wifhes for the welfare of the public
caufe, and ready compliance with any mea-
fure that may condUoe TO that falutary end.
They write fromMadrid, that in the night
of the 4th infant, one of the great Officers
of the court was zrreiied by the Kings order,
and fent to Grenada, his Secretary was aifo'
arrefled and feot to VaIladolid.
Mn %. lord William Manners did
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T DenmQrk1 May s.

n Coniequenee OF or
GERS iHiued in the 4Oa-
NTH q azettes, not to
demoIlih the icaffold
on which The bloody
fcene took place on
the 28th OF April,
mott people were fear
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M 0 N ID A Y, Auguff y.

y Y IN,
BY Capt. Buns, trsm WbitebaVen, Capt
MoO,t fam B'iaol, and TIE Captain "a
e6i1n ami Synanf,, a,'iVed here, and b. the
Lord H,dr Paekst, Capt GoadQra, a-rivsd
at NruV -Tpk from Falmouth, 1Us base tbs
toAow,ng
EUROPEAN INTELLIGENCE,
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April go.


Neglected and when any location, whe-
sher foreign or domeffic, arifes, in which
che magiftrate fands in need of the peoples
aGiftance, they whole affections are aliena-
ted, not only fhow an unwillingnefs to
ferve him with their perfons and eifates,
but, fear that by delivering him from his
difrels, they arengthsn their enemy, and
enable him to opprels them ; and he fan
cying his will TO be unjutly oppofed, or
his due more unjufly denied, is filled with
a difliks OF what he fees, and the fear Of
werfe for the future. Whit he endea-
yours to cafe himfelf of the one, and to
provide for the other, be ufually encreales
the evils of both and iealoufi.s are on
both fides multiplied. Every man knows
the governed are in great m.afure under
the power of the governor !; but as no man,
or number of men, is willingly fubje6 to
thofe that feek their ruin, fuch as fail into
70 great a misfortune, continue no longer
under it, titan force, nece1ity, or fear, may
be able to oblige them. But fuch O nc
GETTY can hardly lie longer up1R a great
people, than till the evil be fully di(covered
and comprehendsd, and their virtue,
Rrength, and power be united TO expel it =
The i'll magifrate looks upon all things
that may conduce TO that end as 70 many
preparative to his ruin and By the hep of
thofe who are of his party, will endeavour
to prevent that union, and dimln III that
Rrength, virtue, power and courage, which
he knows to be bent againit him. And as
truth, faithful dealing, and integrity of
manners, and bonds of union, and helps
to good, he will always by tricks, arti-
fees, eavils, and all means pofiible, en-
deavour TO eftablilh fafhood and di(ho
neRy, Whit other emiaares and infru-
ments of iniquity by corrupting the youth.
and fuch as can BE- brought to lewdneis
and debauchery, bring the people to fuch
a PAS, that they may neither care, moi
dare to vindicate their rights and thai
thofe who would do it, may 70 far fuf
pea each other, as not to confer upon,
much Iefs to join in, any acton tending
20 the public deliverance.
Thele are the fentiments of that brave
Englilhman and champion of public FREE.
DOM, upon the conduct of an i'll defgn.
ing Prince.