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POETS COR N E r.
From fbe w-Loudon Gaz'tte.
To the L Adj ES,

40 yE L. n ~ - "
VE7oULD yea. my fsir, triumphant ieao
w along .,.,
@, IL thing. pafIive A.ve' filming throns
say, wuu.d you learn the happy pls'nns Az
To fka,n. and 10 iecure the captive near
The mule tn O. all her various maze puriue'
He. thyme 10 Beauty, and ihe iings TO ou'
SAua sHeaa,ion in your air and dIeis I;
The clipt, lfpt accent, and the Pfim 'e' iss'
Ealy each motion. natural and Tree,
MOI pnch'd wieh cramp, arait.laced iormails f:
Bid grace and dignity from conlcious woitn'
From virtue, and fair honour's iPTins, beam fonn'
lie, no, your cheek the paisffd falshood know
But fame with the pure native crimions s'ow'
Whole tineture does from modeit merit now
"A native grace lhall more attractive prove
Than all Ih' suxilaries Of art, TO move
Affe6t 10 pleafe the men Of ienie alone.
And (corn the EbEn jfHtis,s OF the town
A freedom diienssg'd, add c"elei' esie'
Shall the unwary heart, unaiml'g' ie'ze
Loves richea glft) an esiy, g'acsfui imie'
Powiful 20 charm, proves an aluIins wIs
On which hid darts ihal certain conquetts "ait'
While Welding ilAyes to you rehgn their tate .,
Fly books they'll turn your head ana iP0h
your charms,
Philofophy your every grace diiams;
Ye, deisn 70 make the lighter mule your CARE
Twill form the wit, ard give the D'6s"SS"
Mix'd with the focal choir, the dance now grace;
And artful moving, twin tins mytic maze
Or with the full joln'd concert lunsfui fng,
Or wake, with lkilful touch, the iPeaking It inS.
The parent Of the ersees, lmile' aAd loves
Thofe ssy, tkole heart eOlOaring lures approves
Thofe iay'rite arts her empires power iuRaih'
TAo(e fav'ri.e arts her tApiGj i.i maintain.
Be neat, not nice be rather clean than hnei
And ler plain elegance around you ihine.
OF novel vani,ies IN expehces fhun,
Nor through the lab'rintbs Of the fafhicn run
To pleaie the more, be cHelels Iti TO Peale /;
So G1all you charm with more becoming eaie.
With faifer grace neglected beauties glow,
Asd charms, che iels adorn'd more lovely ihuw.
7sav ssyy 5s16s yjsvVanf and ad"iT"' JusA'
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bessy-Tree.
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P o r E E,

u K u L ~ ~ ~ IN 1 .
In urdsr TO rsmsSy tbs va1iSGS esmpL4frti iaffdsS'
Dibs TEETH and G y M S, fGkEs tbh
u4tbSS 10 arqaaim tie public ia grTsrAi
THAT he makes and fits natu-
4 raj and artificial Teeth, from fugl,
tooth to q whole fetto appear as well. and 10 BIT
as eaiy and ufeful as natural. Likewife cleans
Teeth, and draws aumPs in the eaGeR and bch
manner; he makes preparation for cleaning
and p,eferving the Teeth and Gum'.-Like
wife cures the (curvy with an excellent portion
for cureiog all difordes in the mouth, era
dica,ing all degrees of the fearvy, Prelervine
hem from decsying, and redering beautiful snd
found beGde, an excellent tineture for the
Too h seh he makes and lells- the imcOmpara
bic eGencs de Ruebe, which far excells the ef
fence de Pearl, sdve,tiled BY the king dentiA.
The faid operator has praeti(ed Ave years in the
city of New-York, with great fueceis, and j.
DOW come to Bottom by Iheinterceaion of ioms
worthy gentlemen of this city, where his fla,
will be but ihort; he intends to return once 3
year if he meets with encouragement.
That he will give proper direction: for the
uie of the above means.
Living with Andrew Oliver, Auetioneer, oP-
polite the Soulh fide CT the State-houle.
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larger tyi .h.a tie mag zire'
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% his rlan, which he d"Uht. ut, viii I've 20
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ne will irnnsditeiy d. when uGic cot rum
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xpence CT ie.ting il 90 foo,
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IT it, as his deigu is TO render !: acceptable 10
ALL honelt men, OF Whatever religious OF Po.i-
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At the Iri(h Linen Warehou!e,
In King ftreet,

is jua imported, from the North Of Ireland,
q Large and general affortment
n of Linens, from one to feven ihillins'
fterl per yard. Thofe goods come from IS to
40 per cent cheaper than laR year, and wi be
fold 10 the like proportion cheaper at the Ware
houle: A great variety Of the mott faihiopsb.t
printed mullins, csllicoes, cot,ons, linens, &c
A complete slTortmeut Of Manchester, cotton,
and linen checks, dams0s and diaper table
cloths of eli izes, nspkins aud toweirg. buck
abuck, Irifh and RuiIia meetings Of all prices
fifty pieces fuper6ne linens from s.. Cd. to s.. Cd
per yard. will be fold at prime cot.
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Three Hundred Dollars

Three Hundred DollaTs
REV ARD.
WHEREAS the houle Of
w WILLIAM VERNON. wa, robbe'
on r6ay evening lah, blwsen TIE hours O
nv and nire o'clcek cf SIX HUNDRED sne
TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS. it beirs II
three bags, viz ore Big OF as Dollars, the
,her two Of &c o collars each He hereby OIL
fer. reward Of 900 doIlsrs to any Perion OF
perfocs, who will give Information TO HIN Of
The ,hiei or hi,,es 70 that he or they may be
b,ouen, 10 Juice and he recover his money a.
Gain. BsRsr, AggnR Iotk. I77'.
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SARAH DAWSON

The widow Of the late JOSEPH DAWSQal
Gardner, in C'mbridge-areet, New Bolton
informs the public.
THAT the COLD BATH is
i in good order, and now fit for aie' ihe
has to fell, garden feeds iaved this iummer' iait
able for the Wet Indies, A 0,
A large collection ef grated and inoculated
Engih fruit trees, containing large number ct
pears and plumbs, which will be ready TO be re
moved this fall. any gentleman that may want
the shove articles, and will Oblige the iaid Ss-
rah Dawfon with their cuaom. may depend on
the bea of uf.ge. and on having them at the
lowef rate for csfh.
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rus / arrived and to be foId a, CHARLES
j LOVES ihoP, oppOGte theBoRon-Stoue,
Choice Chelhire HEESE,
By the hundred weight or Jingle Chsefe
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BIOS TON: Printed by ISAIAH THOMAS,

: by
Mhmda nd ws h M k d
PRINTING nmwnB Manner @@C
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.4rgef Allotment of Had

L Iey's andDsvis's quadrarts ever in New
England sllo hanging and aandins comp, fes
in brsis and wood Gaushing and furve, ing
.inftruments, cafes Of mathematical irfltuments,
with feel joints, half cafes ditto Tclsfcope, of
various lengths, in ivory. wood and fin kin
plotting fcales and prouaetors, gunter icales and
dividers, four and two poe iurveying chains,
artificial magnets with cafes. fand slrlIes from
wo hours 10 a quarter Of minute inllrn-
men's of a newconaruetion to meafure boards;
an aGonment Of brals pocket compsGes (: Box
ule', jack knives, brafs and pewter ink fands,
plated moe and knee buckles, pinchbeck, block
10 and brals ditto, compass fcslss, watch keys,
as Gin memorandum books, Morocco pocket
books, &c.
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B O o K S.

Practical navigation by John Seller,
Large charts of The Enghih channel,
Large charts for the coat of Guinea,
DiIo for Wet Indies.
Nine leaves charts for the channelG and Straits
Straits and Mediterranean pilot,
Southern pilot,
Mariners calendar, daily sfiRanr,
WILLOWS navigation,
Young mans belt companion,
Patoun's treatile of navigation,
Atkihlon's Epitone,
A complete lyiem of navigation. BY John
Barrow.
STATIC AIRY.
Wiring paper. Ouch quils. lux
Scaling wax. Waters. States.
Black lead and 1ate Pencils.
Qu::e books covered with marble paper:
Ditto ruled for journss.
A variety of Instruments, too tedious to men
100. are made and fold at the above plsce, and
IS he has had thorough experience, he doubts
not OF giving fatisfsetion.
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MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS.
mole iadie, orgea,A1 WILLIAMS.
rueted at their own T.
His School is in Kn} "a n { IVA II
lie. Instrument .MAKRR,

INSTRUMENT MAKRR,
Has to S II L L
It his Shop. at the Sign of
Sir Ifaac Newton,
It the Head of the Long,
Wharf,.
B o S T o N,
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New Iufk, aud Me-. B., who in the
Ian war belonged TO one of the commilaries
in America, are in treaty to tranfpot any
quantity of tea, if the India company will
give them certain commifion for telling it
when in America.-It was fatal to Lord
Hi fborough's administration the being led
away b. low lived, fef intereAed and de,
Ggning men, who had neither character nor
any thing sie to lofe.
AEgEE a8. Capt. Kembell, who for
many Yeas hath been employed as mater
OF ihip TO New. YoIk, is appointed naval
officer for the province Of New York a
lace Worlh at leaf 5ool year, herling,
aid procured for him by his brother IN law
Lord Gage.
Capt. 10. Rarifon lin the merchants fer
vice was by Lord Rockingham thought FL
to be his Lordlhip's private lecretary and
was afterwards made Collector of Bottom, Q
place The mott lucrative fine Governors ex
cepted) Of any 10 that provinces and which
he now holds as a iinecure The miniffry
having oceahon for bis advice and aiiifiance
Capt Benjamin Hcllowsll (many years
in merchant ihip) was by the miniftry
thought 70 able and clever, that he was at
once made commiffioner, and his brother
Comptroller of the cuRoms at Bofoa.
Capt. Nevin was, from the fame lervice
made collector OF the cuRoms, and coun.
lsllor, a, New Hamp(hile And ieyera o.
her Captains have been thus promoted,
70 that the American ihip matters, of late,
look up verv high in che road of preferuent.
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Samuel Eliot.

Informs mis- friends. and the Public, tina. he hs,
imported in the HayIey, capt. Scott.
4 N af1ortment of -4ths. 7-8ths.
L y aud yard vide IRISH LINENS, which
have beeo procured on the belt term.
A variety of Hofiery, Sc. which
with the Coos he had before received this Fall.
cOmPieat general aAorment Of
Englilh, Scotch and Irih Piece
q . O ID S.
He has ALTO imported variety of -
Cutlery and Hard w ARE,
Pepper, Cinnamon, Cloves sad Nutmes,.
A few caGs of Gun Powder.
All which will be fold by wholcfsle and re-
i'il, at his fhop near the head of Docks. square.
and at his tore in Willon's-lane.
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T U SD Y, November 2s.
L O s 4, O NJ

We hear from Montreal, that on Friday
the 1 7lh ulr. was liked up bis Majeay's BuRo
on the place d. Armes, in Portico of me
Tuican order erected for that purpoie, in
grateful memory of BIS Majsay's beuefsGli-
on to the unhappy iufFerers at the dreadful
fire, which ragged IN that city on the 18th Ct
Ma, 1853.
a letter from ST. Ausufine, of Sept. a6,
C (ass, the 29th reg msnI, under the
command of Lieut.. Colonel Carr, now a,
bcgt 70 leave he province, both officers am
PEisAies nave lived in the gressea harmon,
an3' Il n5ihip with The inhabitants, win
iiacsSeij regret their departure"
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NtwPoR1, asrenir ~. ~. arc Gered
.ahs' 20 G. 60 iamiiie, ~ ,tis o@n, v he haze
1eontsnily uied tea in 'hrir houies for Ioss
'dne, have lstey entirely refrsrred from that :
psrnicicus herb; ard that numbers Of Others
are on the point of abandoning the difsracrfui
practice OF 'ea'drinking As moa OieJai hintto
tes-drinkers. we can allure them. from the bsf
authority, that ell Bohea Tea, as well as
Green, by being kept coniderable lime, will
breed kind of infect. fomewhas rslembli,g
aAen. which rende" the tea more peruiciou.io
health lhaa it would otherwife prove and
therefore, as the Est india com auy ae 70
Tnxious to force their rotten tea into this coun.
Try, mis- moi Prob'ble that ii is greatly dams
ged by thtie inieet', 70 that they cannot fell it
at home, for which Iesfon it behoves the Anne.
ricans to be very cautious in buyirg tea of any
kind, moIe Especially whst comes from Eng
land bur the fureit way to be lafe 10 to drink
nose.
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FRID A Y, November 2e
B O S T. O. N.

ExfraH Of LntA from a Ns6itmas in G,r1f.
Brffsis, 10 GtnfitD&s in fbD PvsVisfS, SAIeI
ofbF Asgas left psS.
"My lehrimenu in general, with reipsa to
America. are too well known to require any de-
claration of them At prelena--One thingI am
certAin Of, that no Governor who follows the
inHruetoRs of Britiih miniitry will be sgreea
ne on your iide of the world, except very diff
ierent iet of rsxims fhould take place with adj
miniRration. never doubted the loyslty OF
your countrymea, nor do know of any oIh,r
LSJGiiy than obedience to the laws enaGed BY
ou,felves in body Of Representatives. The & a
magistrates execute theie laws by accountable
minilters, and repIefent the Msjeay of the PEG
pie ct large. Another fyfem OF loyalty has
been broached of late, bu. by Gods favour and
the Rrnsth that he may be pleafed to afford me.
will not fufer it to have dominion over me.
A lranger to your particular lentimenu of legal
freedom, (hsl conclude this letter with pa
ragraph Of one from the G,eat PITT to me
few days ago, VIZ.
''On the other iije the Atlantic, we view Q
world not YET sneivated b. luxury nor tainted
with corruption of conIle, ardent and TcIolufe
for LIBERTY. How affecting the lpsdacle !!
How does the Hs1sR DaggbsT ihame the Pre-
GIGfs MSfb.r."
A correspondent wires. For my own par,
I would be lefs alarmed at the landing Of the
bedding of thofe unhaPpy pe'fons who died At
Bssdst Of the plsgue, than one Chef Of the
Fave making TEA. Philadelphia and New
York meerly lhndder in doubt of our 6rmnsis
Oue ace Of departure from the general Tsiolu,iou
o deRroy. or At beil return it, without touch
ing the lhore, would 70 lower rs 10 their elieem,
that reinstatement 10 their con6dence. would
be ever after abiolutely impraaicsbls. How
fatal this would be to our common liberty, Mr..
Hu.chinfoa, at leaf knows, if any one elle pre-
usdi ignorance of it."
Yeferday was obferved as day Of public
Thanksgiving. throughout this province, Connee-
ticnt, and New. HsmPihire. 'E
DR.. Latham, the celebrated and fnccefsful
Sutonian InnOeulHtor, is engaged for the Eaex
nofpital.
We are we'll informed, that Q plumber of
credible iEhabitsnts in this town, have dropped
che pernicious practice of drinking foreign teas
DIED.l Suddenly, Mr.. John Mico Wendall
mercaant,h his funeral will be attended to morrow
afternoon, ct 4 o'clock.
-" Speedily SOiH be pEbGE5sd at RnDEN's
Printing office, The triaisf flames S'mtrjftf, a
negro, La'ey 'detsrminsd in England.
e. ADvERTIsMENTs, &c. sc. emitted
UiH be in eur next. ,'
NKwYoRk November IS. We have Ger.
,lin advice by the Packet, that hip for New
York. and another for PhiIadelrha. to bring
the E,fs.India Company's Tea, were actual }
ensaged-probsbly another for B1toL-B {
taat the mister was managed with the utmoa
fccrecy, an every Arti6ce would be ufed to
Introduce i, by lome means that We might .est
eKpsea, or be ableIo coHnteE.a.
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TO tbs P BIG.
WHEREAS ROBERT HAL

W LOWELL Efq; Comptroller of the
Cuaoms, in Bolton, has currently reported,
thai the lnbicriber fome two months Gnce,
robbed him Of his putfe in the Market and
on the Rrength Of that piefumPtion, Informed
Mr. Henderlon Inches. ALTO latsly robbed, that
was the psrlon who probably did it beg
cave to inform the pubic in this manner, that
M. Inches came to my hsuie with an officer,
who Raid with me ill Mr.. Inches broueht
Mr. Hallowell, who viewed me, and Gill con-
ceiving was the guilty perfon. deired leave to
fesSeh my houle. chef, de1, &C. which
granted ; then referred to Mrs. Doyle, for a
better knowledge of me 90 the robber of Mr..
Hollowell, to whom alto accompanied them,
and Mrs. D yle declared the quite contrary of
what Mr.. HolloweIl expected on which MIR.
laches very civil difmiHed me. Now there
tore in jufice to my much injured character,
| call upon Mar. Hollowell. OF sny one elle.
to produce any one circumfaace in my life or
character that mould render me liable to snv
luch imputation. Ifhe in particular cannon, / /,
prefume he wilt think himielf in julicc obliged
to render my innocence as public, az he aimed
TO do guilt. SAMUEL THOMSON.
Bs6ss Novsm5r cath If7s.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1773-11-26
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