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melancholy ii'uation and at lait found
the way by the means Of Jefuit, to fave
him. The plan of efcape having been a.
greed on, Che relolved the fame moment
10 fiy with him; accordingly ihe went
home Immediately, and took all her iub-
Aance in ready cain and jewels, and thus
they both fet off together { but this inhu-
man wretch of NaPles was not ten polifh
miles from Warfaw, when finding himielf
quite out of danger, and in a dark foIeft,
he took this amiable young lady, bound
her hand and foot with ftrong ropes,
threw her into the foreG, and iet off with
all her fubRance. In this moff unhappy,
miferable fate the young lady lay forty
eight hours, but luckily was discovered by
peafant, who laved her life and brought
her to Wariaw. When this ifory was
known at court the King compaAionately
granted her 100 Cucats per annum, and
the Jefuit and Jail keeper were fent to
prifon.
On Monday near 400 blacks, with their
ladies', had an entertainment at public
houfe in Wefminfer, TO celebrate the tri-
umph which their brother Someriet had OBJ
tanned over Mr.. Stewart his matter. Lord
Mans6eld's health was ECHOED round the
room and the whole was concluded with
ball. The tickets for admltance into this
black anembly were five ihiilings each.
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It u E 5 d A Y, September s.
B o S T O N.

Field Officers of the fra Regiment in
Briffol County, viz. William Bullock, Efq;
Colonel, Peleg Gardner, Efq; Lieutenant-
Colonel, Timothy Walker, Eiq; Major.
The Name of the Preacher, that people
were cautioned to beware of, was Blanch-
ard and we hear fince he has been detect
ed in Realing and committed to Springfield
Goal.
The Newport paper of Taft Monday
mentions, that an armed .Jchooner was
arrived there from Bottom, and that aDo-
ther was expected, to lie clole before the
Town of Providence.
/, PHILADELPHIA, SEPTEMBER 2. Capt.
Mullet, from ST. KITS, informs, that on the
ad. of Augua, they had there gale of wind,
in which a lchooner, belonging to New
England, was obliged to put to Tea, but il
did no other damage /; He was informed
that feyeraI venels, at Dominica and Mont
terrat, were obliged to put to Tea.
Capt. Newman from Angullla, but Iaff
from Bermudas, on the 18th uIt. in lat. "a,
long. Of, 81, poke fnow from Virginia
tor London and on the 17ds4o leagues
from our Cspes, fpoke fchooner, Capt.
Goodwin, from this port for Bottom, out 8
days. Capt. Newman Informs, that Capt.
Skinner, who arrived at Bermuda about the
9Th ult. reported, that twelve leagues from
the iffand he fpoke fchooner,. who faid the
fhip then in fight was from Philadelphia,
with lumber, forHilpauiola, bur had fruck on
fome rocks off the iland of Bermudas, had
carried away her mizen-maR, and. was 70 full
of water that they were obliged to make an
awning on the quarterback with Gome of
the fails and that the Captain of the lhip
had engaged the faid fchoOner to keep him
company to Cape Eichola Mole, leait any
other accident ihould happen.
BY Capt. Brown, tom St. Vincent, we
learn, that part of three Regiments from
Antigua and Grenada, were arrived at that
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September i

Of law hcfeuron, he ALTO Of courfe Teleafeth
and diichargeth the alledgei and fuppoled
confedera,es of the iaid John Robinfon,
from all demands fupportabIe on tn. premi-
ies by our laws, Blu. The fa,d James Otis
would By no means be underitood to give
up any other demands he may hereafter
make by reafon of the premiies againff any
of the faid alledgcd and fuppoied contede-
rates-At the fame time the faid James
Otis of his own free will and mere motion
thinks fit to give it under bis hand, to re-
main on record in favour of the faid John
Robinfon, Efq; as the faid James Otis has
often privately and publicly, in the hearing
of bis friends and others, and even in the
Court of CommonPleas declared, as he now
does in this honorable court, that he looks on
the faid John Robinfon, Efq; to be inf
nitely Iefs to blame in this flor both parties
in the fuitl very unhappy affair, than thole,
who the faid James Otis, were he inclined
to give himfelf the trouble, thinks, and is
.perfwaded, he could fully prove artfully and
moil.iniidlouAy as well as maliciouny melted
the aid John Robinfon Elq; to 70 very UNI
worthy an action.
Previded the faid John Robinfon, Efq;
by the faid JamesBoutIneau, Eiq; bis faidAt-
torney, pay the common colts of court,
amounting to Thirteen ponds ten (iihiags
and siigbt pence, with thirty peUndj each, for
the ule OF Samuel Fitch, John Adams, Efq;
and Sampfon Salter Blowers, Council retain-
ed by the laid James Oils, in the cafe, and
very diligently attended The buGneis for three
years alto the Doctors bills, amounting 10
Jfvsn pounds, tuOEisv (5illing', the fun OF one
pound eight Jbilings for taking afidAvits out
of court, amounting in the whole to the fun of
one hind, ed and tsvslUs pounds tan @illIng5 and
risbt pence, lawful money, bur NOT farming
f5r the ule OF the laid James Otis, be have
ing las before oblerved) a mott thorough
contempt for pecuniary recompence when
better Can be obtained.
s JAMES OTIS.
N. B. The fun mentioned above as
agreed upon, viz. one hundred and frcsiys
pounds ten 6illi1g' and Aigbf pence, was
paid in court and it is ordered by the court
that this paper be filed in the faid cafe among
the records of the Superior Court.
III. SAMUEL WINTHROP, Clerk.
'a A true copy as on file,
Examined, PevSAMUEL WINTHROP, CLvk.
.ayMonday lAf bis Excelleucy the Govern
was pleafed to prorogue the general afem-
bly, TO the I'D day of December next.
Monday laR Schooner arrived at Charles
town from St. Kits, the Matter, Capt.
Paine, on the PaGage in Sounding, fell over
in the night when throwing the Lead, and
was drowned.
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~ are this day af1em-
bled, in order to con-
firm. in the manner
of your anceaors, the
band of union which
ties you to me, me to
you, and you to the
whole commonwealth:
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l. . N ON, June 40.

The KING Of SwEDEN's SPEECH to the
STATES on The i'm Of June, I77i.
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iide, and the filial obedience on the ether, &c
had in everlaRing remembtance"-So with
eth, o King, SubdI,us Plus.
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! then obferyed that bis MajeRy had been
enabled. by an Aet of Parllment, TO max
certain and ad, quate Proviiion Tor the
Support of the Civil Government IN the
Colonies as His Majefy hall judge neesf-
fairy.
+" I am now able to acquaint you that
His Majsify has been GRACEFULLY pleafed to
make ProviGon for my Support in the Sta
ton in which he has thought fit to place
me, and,a this is judged TO be an adequate
Support. mutt conclude it cannot be his
Majefy's pleaIure that, without his fpeciai
Permifiion which has not yet been iignlh'd
to me, hould accept of any Grant from
the Province in confederation the oId'-
nary Services of government done or to
be done by me.
r. HUTCHINSON.
Council Chamber, Cambridge, .JfHns 70, I772:
Monday laif the body of man was found
floating near wharf at the South part OF
the town: Upon taking it aihore IT proved
to be MIR. Thomas Rowe, native OF the
North of England, who had been imPreiisd
lone time iince out Naptain oKimmei, ahu
carried on board one of the men Ut war /;
and fuppoled to be drowned in attempting to
twin from her, about ten days agi.
The body of of man was alto drove a.
fhore at Snake IAand :---It was lupPoied TO
be Seafaring man, who, in attempting to
twin from one of the hips in the harbour
fome time ago, was drowned.
MARRIED. ElIfha huchinfon, Etq;
fecond ION OF his Exec lency the Governor,
to Mifs Polly Walton, eldelf daughter of
Col. Walton, of Piymouth.-Mr. James
Tying, only fon of Colonel E.eazer 'yng,
of DunRable, to Milf Rebecca RulleIl, fecond
daughter of the Honorable ames RuHell,
Efq; of Charefown.-Cap,ain William
Ruggles, to Mis- Mary Loring.
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June H.

From Cumberland in NJva-Scotis, we.
have a melancholy account of the death Of
Thomas Coihoon, E'q; of Hopeweis tfof-
merly of Baltimore county in Maryland TO-
gether with his brother Mr.. William Coll
hooh, and two other young men, the lattet
end of April lar; who having been at fcne
quarry, Tome few miles difiance from ,heif
homes in a canoe, it is prefamed were re-
turning home with number of grihdGoness
it being night, the wind pretty freih, and the
tide very rapid, it is luppofed they overfet.
and where drowned, near two miles from
the fhore, as their bodies we're all found two
days after at that diRance, tome of them
nearly buried in the lahd and mud: The
elder Colhoon, { Thomas) has left widow
with one child and very rear lying in again.
The other two were unmarried.
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have lately been difcoversd paiing their.
On the 10th of February lait, Mr. bifti-
on Wetherwax, of Raynebcck, in Dutch
county, was cut for the Acne in the bladder,
oy Mr. William JepfOn of Hartford, .ano
large ftone extracted and, in ieven
weeks from the opperation,was healed up
well and found.
Wednesday morning three companies
of his Majeay's Doth, OF Royal American
regiment, arrived heve, under the COM
mand OF Major Fufer, from Montreal.
The Harrlo, Packet beat, Capt, Oake,
failed laft Friday with the mail ior Fal-
mouth.
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T U E SD A Y, June 10.
B . S T o ".

This day the Great and General Court
met al the Court Houfe IN Bottom.
On the tenth infant large ihip with
thee decks was poke with by hiherman
near Nouns Defart, under jury mats, bound
from Enslans to Kznsbsc, and was then out
forty TWO days.
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S SAT U R DAY, June q.
B 0 ST . NJ.

This Day tnefollowihe Melsge was de-
livered to the Houfe b. the Secretary, viz
G,nflemsa Of fbs HsEf Of RrprfIfntOfiUs'.
DY inpea NJ the Journal OF the = o.
ID ceediugs of the Houte of z ,pEolentai .
YES in AprIi IT,, you wi ind that, IN
Anlw - q M:ias: from that Hau(s,
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CHRIsTIANsrEAD, [St. CrOixl AprI aS.
DY gentleman arrived from Antigua,
ID we learn, that ihp from Dublin for
Philadelphia, having put into Antigua
through lfrefs OF weather, among other
paaengers who landed, was certain iup-
pcfed adyent0rer, calling himlelf Cap Price
and attended by two iervants this perion
ffsq ented fome of the lecond rate taveTns,
had bill brought in for his and fervantS
expence, of which he lcrupline to pay Tome
articles, was arreRed but by lome means
finding the publican had not the proper IL
cence for retailing of liquors, he brought In
formation againa him, and had him con-
demned in the fine, of which our Captain
had hall, thereby paid his bill, & put money
in his pocket. Finding this likely to turn
out good trade for him, he declared he
had on his liit 40 more punch fellers, under
the lame predcament. - This brought a
general ooium upon him, he was pointed
al as an lnformer, & lome people propelled
to punifh him in the modern manner, by
tar and feathers. This was attempted one
night, and the houle wherein he was, fur
rounded, but the Captain found means to
withdraw, and getting thro' prickly pear
fence. deemed impaGable, he fought refuge
in The houie of a Clergyman, who dTeadir.
the mob, was conducting him to the guard,
when they were met by great number of
people, fome with bludgrons, blow from
one of which fel.ed the unhappy Price to the
earth, from which, taken up ipeechleis, and
carried to the hofptal, he expired in two
days the coroner's inquef b ought in their
verdict, Wilful Murder. Since which four
perions are taken up on fufpicion and COM
mitted to goal.
PHILADELPHIA, Juns 4. A fchooner
from Bottom for Dominica was fpoke with
the I4th of May, in lat. "a. long, 90. out
8 days.
A Woman named Elizabeth Knight,
who lived alone in imal log hoUfe, on the
road to New Jerfey, and maintained herieif
by telling cakes, SIC. was found murdered
in mott barbaEous manner, her houle ran
lacked, and her drawers, &c. broke open,
BY fome Villains who got off undiicovefed
the Governor of New Jeriey has offered a
reward Of Fifty pounds for experimenting
them.
On Tuefday IaR we had here amoR
furpriiing change Of weather, 70 that the
mercury of a thermometer, which hung in
an open entry, and Rood AZ IS degrees ar
two O'Clock, P. Nj at nine O'Clock IN the
evening, was fallen to 81 degrees.
ALBANY, May. IS Lar week an ex
reis arrived at Schenectady, with The diff
aIeea5le intelligence, that on Sunday the
4 infant, f-ven loaded Batteaux were loft
a. Ofwego falls, all the people were iaved,
.xcspr one Jahn Sheba, of schenectady.
Nav YoRk, s 8. We hear ALTO
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A & A K ID.

IT HE Centinel prefents his compli-
4 ments to Bob Short. Sorry woulahe
be to fufpett the weakness OF Bob, cau(e
from his method of handling it. n. muft
have al little hoprslof fupport,nrit on the
foOf 81 msyt, or he would never HAYES quib-
bed at lOO6J. ! will frar xiv own 10 lin
that the words, rfeTivs and rged were i'm
proper. he ca,fc deeno icorns fuch
title e. aiions. If Bob will give himfelf the
t'cubl. o: runniny over thfoe two NUM-
bers h W find fbljt o b. he faSY, on
" ich my rfajOHing was te0aald IN the
hit Pace. whlcu he Feaaty IS in, TT
the orleIna motive OF Guip ndin, il, ,menr
was a motion for 4 wtrsl a.. htthIs
notion oId not p-cvul, but tnat III, ,oue
10 not ctui' 'oproceed to jGdgmnf, VIM, \
VS. he regular cpurie, aud w ibs tyr
The reaIon, that the jury had mRqksa The
LHto had gone con rar to the ebintou If
b eUyf, an, bt' sfyrt only NJ tnod was
t. ay the mater fore the K No. O
refute this cuied pnlon W the grsznd
OF ild numb rs. do rot are. yDetntr
the verdict wa reeGVsd or jrt7Sd, il is
perfectly mnaterlai, Il is notorious thew
did not give judgment. It the reaion of
this behaviour was the jury's .nifakIng the
law, the authorities were pertinent.
If Bob has any other motive bu' eayiE-
ling, and intends to /Ebp0yt his caufv or
rOraktn mine, let him lnvaildate the realm.
the argument, the merits OF thefe numbers.
As TO Bob's Query, whether an attaint did
lie in criminal cafe; anfwer directly
yes. If he viii look into 4. Black. .. zs4.
he will there find that this is com
mon learning. He may then tu.n TO
I'd Hale, p. 3Io. he will there perceive
the fame doctrine. This diltlnaion mutt
be noted, an att4int will only lie at The Jnt
of rbT King not the prifOner, and not on an
appeal.
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2Teient appearances are d,rk and gloomy.
England Is in iiruation not to &c envieJ.
raiv, INDECENT and fecurc, aktuu,h tie
NON alarming proip( Cts open upon her;
ri.nce and Spain Iniu!t.r2 and abuf "
'rr, ard h"r co.onies, one of her pri.,i,i
feiources OF wealth, difaf 6icd dllafec-
led c'd fay' I he epithet is mis-. And
,n'd lceneS of war, mifCrv and Carnage,
til truth may be lea Il, tn ie ,tmen,s
which alifc iIom delicate lcnir OF an IN
jury offered to fecmen arc permanent and
fatal and an obfervaIion f religious na-
ture may be politically verh fed, / sviR
MHg6 at her Calamity, / sOiN muck aOb.n Der
tear comsib.
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L75s remainder Of the piece begau in snr ie9.I
\ ND becaufe the being chofen into pow
n er, might have ef.6s as bad as the
long continuance in it, Cicero in his book De
Lsgibu, tells US, that there was an exprefs
Jaw, EHndtm MagJFyafam, nj igt1fnerint
decfm ami, ne gus capita J" That no man
lhould bear the lame magiltracy which he had
borne before, but after an interval Of ten
years." This aw was afterwards strengthened
with fevere penalties. Hence Ru illus Cenlori-
Gus blamed the people in public fpeeeh for
creating him twice Cenfor: And Fabius
Maxlmus would have hindered them from
chudng his ION COnful, though POFcGed of
every virtue proper for one, becaufe the
,hief magifracy had been too long and too
ofen IN the Fabian family. And there are
many initances in the Roman hillory, of ma
giarate', Chief magiaraies, being degraded
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who have entitled in the cauie of oppref-
hon, to encourage fuch propeniitY, and
with the NIT which they artful raie,
blind their opponents. ms plan is par
ticuiarly followed by writer, who will
long live as an original character, and will
fad it impofi Die to be oblcure even hal my
generoiity. attempted his conccsmeht
A man who defpling the beaten roa1 Of
,ealon, 0rgamenf and fOmmsS )snjs, would
conlufe his readers with tentences which
neither they nor perhaps he underitood,
and bv rhetoric peculiar to hlmislf bur-
lciques all cletiOn. But hope if this pto
pie ever lole their Liberties it will BE- by a
dif.rsaf management hope they viii
ever keep in viewthe JSurfs of their urhap-
pinefs, and prelerve a fOsGfFnY of ch2rac-
ter, that will make them veneIa able even in
the eyes of their adverfaries.
The above may ferve as an introduction
to what pIopole for the fu5jett OF the
prclent number. The grievances which
we fit complained of and complained OF
iufy, were Acts of Parliament made for
the jols purpo(e of rafting rsUtnHe in A
merica This treatment we # Ii relent,
and hope ever fhall until the acts are re-
moved. whatever may be the nude of redreis
The effects of thefe unconstitutional mea-
fuies have been frequently experienced,
but never more than of late. The Court
of Admiralty has had much bufnels, and
its deciiionS have been pretty extraordinary.
One of thele DEGREES, viz. in the cafe of
Mr.. Tying, may at prefent afford US fome
improvement, and be productive of a num-
Der of Uagbty and important confiderations.
fhall handle this matter pretty freely
lhall not deliver the whims of fancy but the
language of my heart. am no courtier,
am not bred in tie arts of intrigue, | am
tIuit an honeh man, defendant OF one
who left every conn, 6tlon that is valuable
in fearch of freedom, and found it iE de-
fart, and a member OF that noble commu-
nifty who are now arurging for their rights.
This is not a dayoi carelelnels and (ecu,Itv.
but day in which every man fhould jbtak
bis mind. Mn halt " 6eflOetH two qpinioaS Z
y< 0rIfa Gsd jfrVs hin, yfor Baai Elyve him.
Theie queft ons which tn times r.qIi-
res fhouid BE- ma TO every man, anu lei
confidence give faithful anfwtr.
" nen the acts of trade, oonrtI;utsd for
The CkPWfsE sf rating a rEvrnue IN Ame-
rca, were made known ~ this coun.ry-tneg
created a general un--Gne!s. Every AZ
iembly on the continent remonitrated
warmly againh the Innovation. They af-
h-med, and were never snfwered, TIA;
t"eir money was taken from their pockets
without their content, and therefore one
of their mott ,Tcn:ial rights : Eng, ihnen
was endangered. Eyery man who updsr-
food and valued the poE fion of his liDer-
ties was determined 1eV1 10 lA6mif to acts
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For the MAssAcHUsETTs SPY.
The EN- TIL Z l. No. XXXIII.
May be continue
Lsngin bsHighnefs's favow and ID juficc,
Far t,uth's Jake and bis confidence, that bis
bsnEs
Wbsn be has run his courfe, and Gttp5 in
bleAings,
May haze famb of orphans ffarI Utpt on
him SHAKESPEARE.
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T is a very common thing
for writers of a political
nature, to lofe themfelv,s
among lef1er grievances,
and forget the origin Of
their misfortunes. And it
;c &c cnnmnn for fhnfe
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That every town have c!'uie inherited
in the warrant for the next March Meet
ing, propoiing an Annual LECTURE upon
Government ,r fome branch thereof Ell
pecislly upon the civil and religious riehts
and liberties of this people to be delivered
in the morning OF th% NAV meeting day
If fuch prcpofal fhould be accepted by
the pubIick, perhaps, the fPirit Of the intsn-
tion may be eornprlied in fon.e iuch votes
as the following, w.
J: That, in 9iSf! to Preferve proper
ferfe of ourT - ard liberties, we will
forever hereafter, have an Annual Lecture
upon Government, or lone branch there
Of; efpeci4ily upon the civil and religious
rights and pfivi edges of this people, as
founded in nature, and 1T the original and
fubt qusnt compsGf between them and the
Crown: To be delivered n the morning
Of each and every May meeting Gay, by
fcmc per on of a liberal education, bcing an
inhab.tant of the town.
Ii. That we will give 70 each and every
perion, who fhall deliver fuch Lecture as
aforelaid. the FUN Of Lawful money,
as fewaro for each ard every luch lecture.
iii. That ----- be dtiifed TO deliver
fuch Lecture as aIorefai1, on our next
May meeting day.
" That - (perhaps the preient
Select Mem be Cor mittee to wait
upon --------- III the town votes reipeet-
ing this affair, ana 10 def c HIM 10 officiate
as aforelaia or, if n, fhould decline to
ficiatc as aforefaid, thea, that they lhall
ALTO he a committee to choof: and invite
Tome other fuitable peFlon to oficIate in has
ftead. b. 7.
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in re, having the chimney. fwcepers of,cn
enough; but the greateft danger is to be
expecled from the unfaithh:lnefs of CHM
ney-fweepeis; an ihlfance Of whichhappen-
ed af Sunday night. The chimney of
houfe at the North End, near the New.
Brick meeting houie, catchcd FIRE, aud baz.d
10 uncommonIy fierce, that the adjacent build.
ings were in extreme danger of being fired.
What fatal consequences mutt have enG,ed
if this had happened ta- wi.d Moving ex-
ceilive hard at n. w. NUT have nsado efeat
hayock amongR the neighbouriag kouirs.
the chief pat Of which are built with wood.
The fpecta;ors'ip general obiel we'd, that shey
never before faw>any chimney, on fire, thar
bazed with 70 much violence and continue
70 long A Negro feliow, belonging to the
wdoV Wells, was employed to fneep this
very chimney bat fix weeks fnce, and was
efficiently cautioned to be faithful in the d,(.
charge Of his duty. The people of The honi-
after this thoagh: themleives iccufe, for had
The chimney beer properly cleared of foot,
there was no realon to thinkthai it wouldhave
cat>hed fi:e 70 foon. A levere Aagelatoo is
too mild puniihment for fuch a fcandaous
impolitioa as this Negro chimney fweepcr
was guilty of. Every fuch infance ought tn
be expoied to public view, that fon- method
may be taken to prevenrany future III con(e-
queoces refuIting from chimney. fweepeIs d.f. I
noneify and neglect.
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Mr.. Thomas,
I T is remarkable ihat Chronus, upon his
return from The c. c,ry, th0.ld not be
ab e TO f1d cut, ;hat tn Ca-ass Chanots,
and ch4lles, that o.0..R a.. 20 To raaa, be
longed, mott Of them, u hmlef, his ofoth' !
petitioners, and their undeIGgappers, WIN
have enough Of thofe vehicles among them
felves to er0ud tbe 9ad if taey lhoud all ap
pear together, and pc nap, Ihey mis ht multer
and parade on boitcn neck to count nauce
ehF0Hu' in this remalk Who pays for
all this The iyJwed beeple
lie oblerves that, 6 me ihops are filed
with goods" and he fees abundance oil buff
nefs and well he may, for the market is 70
overdone with Eagllih goods, that they are
now actually fold in this town by wholeiale,
cheaper than the hrf cof and charges the
induitrious country people fee the impor
tance, land iioce they have been drove 20 it)
the cafe and propriety of manufacturing their
Own cioathing, in which they grow more ex-
pert, ince 70 many European manufacturers
have arrived among us. Thus the boaifed
return OF the trade with England (goods be-
ing fold under fri coE) can be no iervice to
them, and perhaps iuch another forced and
much overdone importation will not again
take place this ten years, for | verify believe
there are now Engiih, Sco's ard lnfb goods
enough here to Taft that term.
A MERCHANT.