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lrifh Linens.

" ~ ~ "a IVA ~ ~ {,
at his IRISH LINEN STORE
In Ann-Rreet, near the sw-bridge, Bof-
ton, has juR imported from leland,
a LARGE a6ortment of 3-4ths
1 - 7 9th and yard wide IrIh Linens Of
all prices, Table Cloths of all Gzes, Diapers,
Clouting ditto, HuckAbuck, DowlaE, white
Ticking, brown Holland &c.
AT faid Sore are 70 to be Sold by Whole
fale and Retail, (being freih Importation)
a great Variety of European and India
Goods, viz. plain and Powered Lawns,
friped lowered and bordered Aprons and
Handkerchiefs. Cambricks, plain and fpirged
Six and Muffin GAuzcs, pain and Ranlfigb
HandkerchIefs, black and white Cateut and
Pahs-Net, PAten, Queens fancy, Spi.
ders and Lace Net. A Variety of plain,
itriped and fprigged Mullins, fuch as Ia.
comets, Mulimulis, MainGooks, Gold and
CoGicy, friped dorcas and Book MuE
Inns, MAnchelfer and Scotch Checks, check
Fiandkeschiefs, blue and white, red anc
white, and green and white Furniture Cheeks
with None-fo-Pretty's to match them. STR.
ped Linens, and Cotton Hollands, While
and coIoured James, pillow Fuffian and
Thickfetts, lowered yard wide Dimoties,
MancheRer Velveis, black and white UNCUT
do. white and coloured Rulia Drabs, eieh,
and ten quarter Cotton Counterpanes, Da-
mafcus's, Ginghams, India Nankeens and
Nouns, Variety of Ebony, Ivory, Pebble.
Stick and leather mount Fans French and
Englifh Wax-Necklaces, pound Beads, VEL
vet Collars, Shineal, Gauze, Lace and fer
riting. Common Chip HATS, and fupetfin,
do. with Ribbons of a new Pattern fuitabIs
for trimming them.
fRemzinder in ~. nev..1
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The MAssA cHUsETTS SPY for i77s.
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Tor 1877.

guard Of twenty three Spanifh folders o,
bo4rd laid Schooner, WITHOUT the leaf cauie
given or crime committed by myfelf or any
of my crew that on the hrff day of January,
.I77o,the governor attended by the cuRom.
houfe officers came on board the laid Schoo-
per and threatened me and my crew with
death if we did not deliver up the keys Of
our chefs, and the keys which belonged to
the veliel we therefore DELIVERED our keys
and the governor and officers, robbed the
Schooner and chefs, and gave frief charge
to the folders to keep myielf and crew under
confinement shat the faid Fuller and
my crew were accordingly confined on board
iaid Schooner until the goth day of October
following, when ihe funk by the neglect of
the Spa ,ards, the worms having eat out
her bottom we were then carried on board
aSpaniih vefIcI and there confined until the
9Th day of January 1874, at which time the
governor came down to the ve0el,. and or
deed myfelf and crew to embark for the
Havana, at the fame time robbed me Of
two negroes, being part of my cargo that
we remained ifill under confinement until
the 9th day OF February lar, when we faipd
for the Havanna, at which place we arrived
the lscon1 day Of March following. While
| the lAid Fuller was a, the Havana, | .faw
Capt Peter Beard of Jamaica, with mum
Der Of Britifh Seamen, in number about fifty
who were in clofe confinement without
fhr. on their backs Beard excepted) and
hardly covering to conceal their privities 4;
they inform'd me their living was hard,
having but half biz per Day allowed them
to (ubiit on, that they were allowed nothing
but bulock's lights and pad bread, and that
they cat nothing elfe. While was at La
Vera Cruz, large chip arriv'd from Spain
and brought with them very valuable ne.
gro belonging to Mr.. Glals of PORT ROYAL,
which negro was decoyed on board faid fhip
out of 4 pilot boat, and io'cibly carried away
and faid negro was efeemed as good
pilot as any IN Jamaica ;--that on the 28th
of faid March, the Eaid Fuller fall'd tor
North Carolina, leaving the aforementioned
Beard and company in Goa, in which the,
had, lome Of them, been confined eighteen
months ;-laid Beard deGred the Taft time
Jaw him tibet | would pubIifh his cafe in the
papers, that the world might know how The
(ubjeefs ofhs Majeay of Great Britain were
treated. On my arrival at North Caro- ina,
protected, which protect was made at the
office Mr.. Thomas Jones, Notary Public,
atEdentOn, North Carolina.
EBENEzER FULLER.
Bottom, I7fb tune, 1871.
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Province of til. MgDasiaj:m, Boy. -
IL, To JOSHUA FULLER, Of Nf'o-
[ L. ,. ton in tb. esEaIv Of M;d1itf<x, -
\ 81 .Jaii ,Pro0incs Gsaflman. one y
TIE Pyiaepdl >. PrspriH'ri. Of a
7slVn6ip Of Lard birg in The late
Prsvinee Of Man, on Gftit .AH7G-
reEsggip Rivsy, GRAINED BY '6;t
Graz and. Gsngal, Csnri on ibt
iItb Day Of 'funt n. ID. I77I,
e, TO ,on and stbsr,. Grating. l,,ar
XX7HEREAS you, with four
w others, Propristors of the tract OF
land above mentioned, have made pica-
tioG to me for, warrant. for calirg.a
meeting of the Ptoprietors of faidr Town.
fhip for the purpoies herein after ment,on7
ed :: You are therefore, in his Majetty's.
name, hereby REQUIRED to notify and wars
in time and manner s the law Directs. the
Proprietors aforsfad, tnat they ,mset az
the Dwelling houfe., Of Capt, NNf6aS':!
Cssidys, Inn older. in w atertown, on ustr
Jay the twenty-h 1t day OF. Jll5 next, at
eight o'clock beforenoon, to tTaniaet the
following matters, viz. To chooie mode
rator of faid meeting, a. Clerk OF the rro-
prietors, AG.Gors, Collector OF collec-
tors Of taxes and a, Treallrer.- To deter
NINE how fu ure meetings Of faid P.oPrie-
tors ihall be- called. To determine whaf
turn or fums of money, fhall be RATED 70
defend the intereit of the faid Proprietorss
and for dcfreying neceHlry charges, as aio
the manner in which laid money ,ihall DC
rallied. To ehoole a, committee to Profe-
cute or defend any action or Actions where
in the intersif of the Proprietors or their
All yns areor may be concerned, with full
power of fubff,tution. To Zee what other
committees are, necefAry, and to choofe
them. As ALTO to alcertain the claims, OF
any perfon pretending to have an intereit
therein. To fee what former. votes OF the
proprietors they will ratify and confirm.
GIVEN Endsr nv Hand and Ssa, this.
IS day Of Aprll, in tbt ttOstifb y'ar s
bn My:ay'I Rsign, II. D. l77i...
S. DANFOR TIL. JEfies sftbe Peace
sbrsagbSut the )aid p,sVi1fs.
IN puriuance of the foregoing warrants
the Proprietors of the Townlhip therein
mentioned, arc hereby notified and warned
to meet at the time, and lor the pu'pOiea
let forth IN laid warrant, ~, ~. o..
" JOSHUA FULLER.
A true Copy. atteft, ...
Alex SHEPARDa. Prop. Clerk. -
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Nova-Scotia Crindltones.

TU;r landed,the compes,ef afortmspt Of
j NOVA SCOTIA GRINDSrONES
ever brought into the Country, and to be foid.
by HsNRY Bass, a, his fore adjoining the
Goden Bali Tavern al the head Of Gteen's
wharf near the Market, Bottom, on account
Of the connections he hath with the Manu-
faeiurers, he can sf,rd them vafty cheap
fo- en- ~ Mort Credit. .-..-.-....- - ..1.
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S,AT U R D AY, October /.
B Q 8 T o N.

The feyeral nations of Indians on the from.
tiers ofthe Provinces, appear much diHatisfi-
ed by the continual encroachments made uo-
on the lands referved for them BY his Maief-
~; number ofidle and diforderiy perions
having built huts on their lands between The
River Savannah and Ogeechee, his Honour
James Haberfham, Efq; Commander in
Chief of the Province of Georgia, has illu-
ed proclamation, ftrietly commanding ali
rch Perfons Immediately to remove from
the faid lancs, and all Magifrates and o.
Tiers ms Majeiy's leige fubjeas are com.
-manded TO do all that in them lies for
preventing encroachments of the like nal
ture.
One battalion of the Goth or Royal Anne
'lcan Regiment is ordered to Jamaica under
the command of Lieutenant Colonel Auptf-
tus Provoh and the other to Antigua under
the command of Maj George Eiherineton
CHARLEsgowN Soatb- Cardinal AEguH
81. We leafn from New York, that the
expedition of Colonel Dalrympe, with the
I4th and 3If regiments, is certainly to be
againif the Caraibs of ST. Vincent where
he troops will meet with an exafperated, /
Wild, and valiant people, fighting pro Arij
q Fcas.
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M 0 N D A Y, Oaobsr s.
B 0 S T q NJ

Ills Excellency the Governor has been
pleaied TO commiflion Nathaniel Barber,
Efqi Captain ofthe North Battery in this
D 5oEn E shs R Ehs ss'Pe ST lMai2E.
a copy ofDr. Hilfs Vegetable SyReh sleis-
gantly bound, in twenty Volumes Fdl eJ a
On the 18th ult. a large new barn befon=
ing to Mr.. lfalc Marin Of New Hartford,
was fet on FIRE of Lightning and burnt to
the ground, with about twelve loads OF hay,
which il contained. .te
Laf week his MajeRy's ihip Captain
with the Fowey and Lizard Frigates, who
for fome time paf have lain brow, came
quite up into the Harbour, and are now at
anchor off the center OF the town.
The Amritau tbilsjspbieol loeifty, held at PHI
LadIPhia, for promoting gfsfHl kn0sOIsdgs,
have iaffly been faV0nrtd sVitb a number Of
fsmmnaieansn5 and prIftnfi, among 1Vbieb
WUe fbs fSllsSCi1g, Viz. .s.. b.,
A letter from the Rev. Samuel Will
ans, of Bradford, in Mafachufeus-Bay,
containing accounts of the traniits of We
nus and Mercury, folar cclipfe, and Me
neurological oblervations from January 1T,
to Decemb gift, I77i. And
letter from Andrew Oliver jun. Eiq;
Of Salem, in New Eng and, Member of that
iociety, with his eiiay on comets and alto
f0me Manuscript remarks of his own, rela-
tive to that eflay.
It is faid 500 or 600 people have died at
South Carolina, with he mesnes.
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" incompatible with the fsfety Of your fob.
leds, but highly derogatory from the honor
and dignity Of the Britlih crown; that lshi-
~ and every hum ne expedient to bring them
to reafonabJe fubjeeion have now been
long tried without fuccefs that with ma.
lures incapable of gratitude or feniimcot, the
mild hand of benevolence evidently ofes its
cit ct; andlafly, that continuance of the
fame indulgence to the CarsIbs will only
ferve, as it has already done, to increate
their infolepce, and cannot fail of being G.
ventually the greatef cruelty to the fubjeets
of this illand, who, we Aater ourfelves,
have at leaf deierved better than thofe IA
wages at the hands of your NJ jelly."
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1 Y + 5 ID A Y, October s.
B 0 S Il o M ::

Lait Friday Evening four or five young
Lads at the South part of the town, having
got together about 4lb. of eunrpowder.
which they were making up into ferpents
ana other fireworks, it was, through care
eiiIieis or mprudence of one of them Get ON
ilfe. and b'ew up, by which means three
OF the BOYS we're much burnt, one of them
"a i1ch manner, that his life is thought to
f'1Is t65s5.af danser. s., =, t.,.i' =. =
.,-a;t, Of ITS beeffkhfs Essrrrvsu ss,-4> yerif-
&C by theft that was committed onsvyen-
ing in the LAT week, when window, of
room was opened unperceiyed, WHERE,
Large company were at upper, and REM
nant OF bout nine yards fine Irifh linen
with rufled fhirt, wrapped up in it, was
carried off and the thief remains undif-
covered.
DIED. TMr. Thomas Cochran, belong
ing to Newfoundiand.-AtN Newport, Mr..
William Rogers an eminent Merchant
there AT Weathers6eld, Capt. Geriham
Knott, formerly very noted ea COM
mander.-At Bridgetown in Barbados,
Mr.. William Johnfon, Portrait painter,
formerly Of this town, fon of the late MFR.
Thomas Johnffon, JapPanner.
PHILADELPHIA, September e. Cap
tain Brown, from Cape Fear, informs US,
that on the 3rtt of Auguf, 4 vefels were
drove on fhore, and totally loft, with feveraI
feamen. Captain Brown was aiIiaed BY his
MAiefty's lhip Tanner, with an anchor and
cable On the 9TH infant his MajeRy's
Hoop Kings Fiiher. arrived there from Bof-
ton, who had thrown overheard eight guns,
had carried away two tOp-maRs, and all her
fats.
We are further informed. that comfortable
damage was done at Newbern, and feverL
yharfFs, -houfcs, Sc. wafhed away.
NEw-YoRK, Sept. 28. Capt. Efing-
ham Lawrence, from London, on the paf-
tage, AuguR 3L in lat 3S. long. 10. was
in mott violent gale of wind from the
S. S. w. which began about 4 o'clock ia
the morning, blew away the mainfa in
hoifting, the forefai from the yard, and the
foreflayfail fay, and obliged him to lie too
under bare poles. AT g the wind United to
the oppo6te point, blowing hurricane, in
which he loft his mizen fail, about IL the
wind became more moderatc---law Aoop
dfmafted which hung out colours, and at
night two ligs,s, which Capt. Lawrence an
fwered, and piled towards her all night; at
O'Clock in the morning, Sept &, hoifed
out boat, and went on board her She
proved to be the Aoop Polly, Capt. Thomas
Avery, Jun. from Bottom, who in a gale loft
his matt, boat, and every thing off his
deck, with all his fails except bis mainfsiL
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{. vi SAG. No man ca


I. C.Vl Sag. No man csnN \ october ],
10 tar o. his ilbert,, as to fubH,
oitrary prince, who is to treat b fs'aN Ea'fiea
Ing to his own fancy. This woNa leste sd
nouncing his own life, which k1npleF, ne'
matter of it would be rcnouBcine WatDoroup
ty, which is never permitted And fr IN New
thus with an individual, who ilould K, Primer
himteif aaye, much lefs hath an en- and
nation that right which is not TO BE- fouQ I; AM
in any of its members.
ny TINS It appears moR evident, that AIN 10.
loyereIgnty, how abloIuts foeyer we may NJ
iuPpoie it, hath its limits and that it can
never imply an arbitrary power in the prince
or DONG whatever he peafes, without any
other rule or realon than his own defpouc
Will. For how indeed fhould we attribute
any fuch power TO the creature, when tits,
not to De found in the fupreme Being him
ieif MS a6folate dominion is not founded
on blind will; his fovereign will is al.
ways determined by tbe immutabIe rules of
wi'oom, Juhlce ano bens6cence: In Aiort
s1s .nght OF commanding, or fov re,gntyy-
ougnt ways 20 be .ef.bi1hed ultimately
on inc power ct doing good, otherwife ir
can2ot DC productive of real Obligation
O' iealon Cannot approve or fubmii TO il
ana ms Is what dihnguihes empire and
eVeFslgniy from violence and tyranny.
) 4 mai Juit beg leave to add, that If the
fcontetabby ablolute Sovereign Of the uni
erie comminds US, to NE al LaaUfI tnasa-
'oarff 70 pyslsrVs cur 0wy Gvss, ardtb hVx;ef
fbs't' our tame hbm'iion TO the fucccfliys
iurpations ola lawleistyrant, who regard
Els OF any agreement with this people, i'm.
ofes what laws, tafmaifers and taxes he
ieafes upon us, ordering, as is pretended,
uE towns TO be laid in heaps, and our car
afies to dung the field, unIels we become
'ators to our own fecurlty;i lit is my hum
e opinion,we DO it at the peril ofour own
ernai damnat'on. - GLORIOUS. j
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Jnf pa6hbsd in NsWp0rt, - =.
And to be fold by |. THOMAS, near the
vi I-Briig-, Bottom,
NEW-ENGLAND's MEMo-

II / II w -L1NOAtA4N6o IN4EnO-
IN RIAL or, brief relation of the
mof memorable and pahages of
the providence of God manifefed to the
plantersofNew- england ,inAmerica: With
fpecial reference to the frR colony thereof,
called NEW PLYMOU FL. AS alto a
nomination of divers of the moff eminent
iafruments deceafed, both of church and
common wealth, improved in the fira be-
ginning, and after Progreis,of fundry of the
respective jurifdiefions in thofe parts : In
reference unto fundry exemplary panages
of THAR lives, and the time.of their deaths.
By NATHANIEL NOR TON,
Secretary for the jurifdietion Of New
Plymouth. ~'s'
s.*.7bsjs Ubs SUBSCRIBED FIR The
above sUsrk, 1Uitb !. THOMAS, are Gsfrsd
10 call or (fnd for their hacks. '-tt, s
n. B. The fublclibsrs names are printed.
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The

cd bg fich villains, they will have
reafon enough to complain; but would
they af:=,t and defend their rights like free
men, even in the courts of law, thrirl
fwarms OF caterpiIlars would loon vanih
The Behaviour of our juries, in nearly
every cafe wherein the rights of the people
are concerned, evidences their general Ac-
duaintance with the reallaws of their coun-
try Whether the colonies are sxbrejIG men,
tioasd n an act OF the Britifh Parliament or
not, is 10 fuch important qucttion, fince
no man pretends fcriou1y to bellows that
any free community Can be bound BY any
act (msntioning or NOT MENTIoNING)
them, if their own content has not BEEN
given, in the paiiing OF it.
But by the late management OF the
court, it ieems the content of the people is
ceremony no longer to be regarded in
framing laws, but in places where the
influence of the trea(ury cannot efficiently
model their representatives, ProrogatIons
NUT keep up their form, until by one
means or other, both form and fuottance
are aboliihed together.
Il is not much to be wondered at if men
who have waited their fortunes in riot and
luxury fhould change one kind of depen-
dency for another, and for a temporary
fhew of preferving their dignity, might be
bribed TO act in contradiction to their
known duty to their fellow citizens and
pofterity, but for thole whole birth and
fortune entitle them to fufffage in the
difpofal of every iota relative TO their lives,
liberties and efates; fay for fuch to fuf-
fer themfelves to be bullied out of thefe
lacred rights without even the compliment
Ofcorruption, would argue fuch djfnffyegtd
degree of baleneis, as probably few, If any
age or country can parallel.
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For the MASSACHUSETTS SPY.
A M E R &c A N D
BEAR IN REMEMBRANCE

BEAR IN REMEMBRANCE
The HORRID ASSACRE !
Perpeuated in King-freet, BosToN,
New England,
I On the Evening of March the Fifth, 1910,
When FIVE of your fellow countrymen,
GRAY, MAVERICK, CALDWELL, Ar
TUcKs and CARR,
Lay wallowing in their Gore
Being bafiy, and mott inbumany
M u RIDE r f ID!
And SIX Others badly WOUNDED
By Party of the XXIXth Regiment,
Under the command of Capt. Tho. PreRon.
EMEMBER
That TWO of :he MURDEkERs
Were convicted OF MANSLAUGA1'ER !!
BY Jury, Of whom thail fay
NOTHING,
Branded in the hand !
And djjmDsd,
The others were ACQUITTED,
And their Captain PENSlONED !
Alto,
BEAR IN REMEMBRANCE 4
That on the 22d day of February, 1910,
The Infamous
| EBENEZER RICHARDSON, Informer,
And tool TO MinlGeFial hire!ings,
Mot barbarouG
M u r ID L K + y
CHRIS TOPPER SEIDER,
An innocent youth
OF which crime he was found guilty
BY bis Country
On Friday April 10th, 1870;
Bot remained UuJSufmced
On Saturday the 22d day OF February, 1872
When the GRAND INQUEST
For Suffolk county,
Were informed, at requcR,
By the Judges Of the Superior Court,
Tbqt EBENEzER Richardson's CAFE
7ben hy 6ff6re lis MAJESTY.
herefcie Eaid RicSa,dj5n
This day, MARCH FIFTH I772,
Remains UNHANGED y!
Let THESE thirgs he sold to PoReti,y
And handed down
From Generation TO Generation,
LII Time lhall be no more
Forever may AMERICA be preferred,
From weak and wicked monarchs,
Tyrannica minlliers,
abandoned Governors,
Their Undefiiugs aud Hreings
And may the
Vaccinations of artful, dffgsirg wIetches,
Who would ENsLAvE This People,
Come to an end,
Let their Names and MEMORIES
Be buried in eternal oblivion,
And the P Z + 5 S,
For SCOURGE to T,rannical Rulers,
4 = -7.- EP ? .
I &C.
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1bs Aargord PsF Is not expected MI Sc
tardGy eVsni4g.
AMERICAN INTELLIGENCE.
NEW.YoRK, Ffbruarr "a.

NEw-YoRK, february ~.
TINE Brig Charming Nancy, from No
L va-Scotia, for London, Abiel Lucas,
of Boffcn, matter, arrived at Falmouth The
18TH of December, in feventeen days.
NEw-HAvEN, February I'll. At the
honorable, the hyperion court, holden at
Litchheid, lait week, the notorious John
Brown, received fentence of death, ION con-
Viesion of the Third ofence) for burglary to
be executed al LiichEelj, on the fiTit Gay of
July next.
PHILADELPHIA, January ~. Tuef-
lay night Was 10 very cO.d thar notwithfand-
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after two
o'clock, the Remains
of the lateDoaor Luz
cas-, a citizen in Parli :
ament for Dublin,
were carried from his
houfe in Henry-freet
to St.Michan' sChurch,
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TNUMB: S.:
THURSDAY, ocroBER t, i77a.

If you perrin, die exclaiming againH the
enemies of your country and route By
your fortitude whole nation, 10 ieek, BY
repeated complaints, redreiS for their injured
fights and properties. BY tuch a conddes,,
my Lord, all good men fhall applaud YOU
and the voice of the people, borne down
with opprsfiiOn, ,Ralving. in land Of
luxurious plenty, fkai follow you and |
for one, my Lord, viii prophecy, that il is
not in the power of corruption TO prevent
your being . con4uerOrs II your LordihiP
hrueples with true Roman .fotitude.
TIT S.
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form, and have made toe haven OF liberty.
Nor does IL contradict our aGsrtions, or
invalidate oar fatire, 10 FAY that fouhe be-
neficial acts have pafTed this isiion, for
what gre thoie a8s ! lnfolyent dc b.ors and
bankrupts have been Get at liberty but
why ! Becaufe they were objects of mer-
cyl No. Becsufe piety reigned at court !
No. Becadfe the King feels for the dif-
teaes Of bis people ! No. But becaiiSe
common gaoIef, the Ma fhal of the Kings
Beach, through his own neglect; fuRered
many Of his prifoners to eicape, and to
fcrsen him from paying their debts, and
prevent his drawing upon the 1'reafiry for
the money, an a8 was framed, by crafty
Mansfield, to indemnify bis MARTIAL. To
throw however, in the peoples eyes,
infolven3 were relieved, though to fave .
gaoler was the chief deiign Of the bill.
The Clergy's petition met with diRe-
rent fate, that was framed upon the prin-
ciples of freedom, confequesly did not fuc-
coed ; il had refpsa unto coniciencrs
therefore found few advocates in his Ma
ieRy's Houfe Of Commons.
Theie, my couhtrynen, are the fervices
our Representatives have rendered their
country during the fsiIion. Whether they
delerve our thanks or our centuries, Jet every
honeft hearted Briton determine lee W,
however, my friends, preferve our fpirit
let US hold faR our independently, there
viii come time when we lhall have an
opportunity TO. afert our rights, and &c.
vsseiy 10 punifh thofe who have abuled the
acfed HuR IsPcfed in them BY the Pso-
pie. ~ -, -.
This ske, indeed, i truly vicious /; slf-
iihneii prevails corruption fialks forth at
noon day, and patriotifm is fled our viz
gins put manhood to the blulh our wives
riot in debauchery kept-miR,eGes are
carefed players and common frumpets
let the fafhions our fenators nod over
cards and dice, revel when awake in the
Hundreds Of Drury, and are dead to every
fenfe of 6eelingA-but the touch Of gold.
In Mort, Vice is knight companion Of
the different orders. whilR honef worth
and virtue RuIk in feEret. nor venture to
approach the palace, for fear Of putting the
court out OF countenance. Yet, ye patri-
etc few, defpair not on you depends the
prefervation ofcur expiring liberties; car
your eyes on thole whom ye think likely
to Join your efforts if Wilkes is felfifh,
and defcFts che eauIe Of Freedom, Sayille
yet setnains; and We never can have reafon
to lament the lois of Spartan virtue, be.
caufe in Sawbridge is united tire Gfecian
and Roman pariotifm. Let not therefore,
my countrymeD, the prefeat gloomy fate
Of things difmay you |; be prepared. be
ready at moments warning TO ALERT your
rights TOO long have we been CALLED BY
the yoke Of the detefable ariitocracy, bat
the world n1alI Zee we can eafiy flake il
of, and thar whenever Britons erect the
Ssaadatd Of Libtyty, Volunteers win flock
70 il id MILLIONS.