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RID Az, November Ie.
n o S T u N.

d " " Ave
The Lord Hyde packet, Capt. Taylor, IS
arrived az New York with the Sspsem. mail.
We hear that In anfwer TO petition OF
the MaTachuletls Aaemby, respecting the
Appointment Of Judges, &c. his Mtjeity
declared his intention Of Importing the )E
pysms Ass5stiy and Right Of the Brt'ih
Parliament to make laws binding O. the CO
lonies, and expEsGed his great ditpeaiure
that principles repugnant to this Right
ihould be held forth in the petition.
NEw-LcRDoN, Novtmbar. s. The fol
lowing RESOLVE psled HE prefent Ge
neral Aaembly. RESOLVED. by this al
iembly, thai the Selea-men, in the respective
towns, in this colony, at or before the &c.
neral election in May next ihall take, and
tranfmit to his honour the Governor, par
,icuIar and exaa account Of all the perions
in their REFLECTIVE towns, as wsll Negroes
and Indians as white perlons diftInguiihing
the numbeg of thoie, who are under the age
of twenty ysars, from thofe who are above
tina, age, their Gexes, and whether married
or Jingle.
And ,ha. the Colonel of each regiment
Of militia, fhsIl ALTO within the time afore-
faid, tranfmit to his Honour the Governor,
the exaa number Of officers and folders in
his laid regiment, thereby to enable his
Honour, to prepare complear anfweT 20 2
letter lately received from the Earl OF Dart
mouth, his MsjeRy's Secretary OF STATE, tor
the American Department.
PHILADELPHIA, Odsbsr ~. BY Capt.
Wilton we are informed, that almoh all the
Baymeu, or mahogany cutters, at the Bay
of Honduras, have left that place, and sre
(culing in Georgia: The reafon IS on ac-
count Of the lz.e rebellion Of the negroes up
the rivers, which makes it very dangerous,
as they cannot, with falety, attempt TO Gu
any more mahogany, there being about 10
of the rebels yet out, who can.give no quar-
ter 10 any, white men, but murder all they
come aerols Mahogany is nov very ieaFce
at the Bay, and it is thOught, that the trade
will loon be at an end. The BAymen arc
much afraid of (ome diaurbsnce from the
soauiards, on account of the regifter lbiP,
which was ffranded upon The Noshern TAI
angles, as they have made q demand for
the (aIvaee Of the wreck, which " now Out
Of their power to comply with.
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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1928.

American Magazine.
TO the generous Patrons and Pro
meter, ofygHIKNOWLEDGE,
throughout AMERICA.
THE Editor of the RoTAE AMERl-
l. CAN MAGAZINE, Prelents his
mofi refpeefful Compliments, and informs
them. that the hrft Number will undoubt-
edly appear on the fra of January next,
bumbiy requsRing the Favour ct their
LUCUBRA TIONS, which he Promaes
to convey TO the World with the grealeft
Care and Attention. The general Dim
terefaednefs OF the Parties addreiisd, TENDERS
It incongruous to petition frenuoufy for
heir Favours, but can meyer dimlnlih the
Senie of the Obligation their Reception will
ay upon ISAIAH IdOMAS.
PIeafe to dire9 TO ISAIAH THOMAS,
Printer in BosToN, who will lay the leve-
raj Productions that may be handed him
before a Society Of Gentlemen, for their
Inipeaon and Appreciation.
Tboje Gentlemen and Ladies 1ObO
ineliHs to encourage the Royal American Mag
acme, b. Jabfribirg tbtrsfsr, ara dyi,ed, i
they sbujf not TO be difdppaiHted Of the fyf
Number; to Jsad in their NamSS Ui'b alien.
venienf Sped.
&c The PRINTERS Of all the Public
Papers in America, are requefed to infert this
Adver Element as ioon as may be, for which
they ihall be fully fatis6ed by their humble
lervsnt ISAIAH THOMAS.
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Thit dnr bnbERkd, prize ~.

T5i5 day PSbL!Esd, pvits ~.
And to be fold by PHILIP FREEMAN, at
the blue glove in Union Hreet, facing the
Corn6elds near the dock, and BY PHILIP
FRsEMAN,jun. near Liberty tree ,BotoH.
TWO Sermons. The FIRST
4 from Palm roz. 70. 10. delivered the
Lord dsy sefate he execution OF Levi
AMEs. The SEcokD, from Prov. ~, IS.
= cache the Lords cay after his execution, as
: folemu caution TO others, Especially ths youth.
To which is added, at the dsfre Of many, IN ace
count Of his exerciie of mind tcssther with
ne couvedstion the author had with him, 90 he
walked with him from the prifon to the GAL
lows ; by which. compared with his latter con-
ou6t, he m,y be thought, in Judgment OF shsn-
~, TO ave died penitent thief.
By SAMUEL srILLMAN' A. n.
Psfior Of the irit BAPuR Church IN B.FsS.
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A WET NURSE with a good
- bresis Of Milk, woald be CAD to go int
credible family to fuckle. Enquire OF the
Printer.
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4 LII perions having oeinahuS Oh
IA the sisate of SAMUEL RlDGWAY,lste
Of B9,ion. C6air-naker, d>ceaIed. are deiirsd TO
hing h. their scsopats 70 SAMUEL RIOowAr,
Aimmiftrator on iaid easte, % order TOT cue
mtnr, and all that are indebted a'e 'equeHe0 70
maze lpesdy payment,
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V1EOEITNE dIIu
~ CHEESE. jut arrived to be fold whole
hle and retail. by CHARLES LOVE |"
Narflssps-lane.
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From a late LOaden Paper.

M De Ia Chsppelle, cenfor royal at Pa
IVA ris, invented, few years ago, an &C
qaatis aeeslfrsment, or piece of machinery,
which hecalls lcaphandre, by means ofwhch
perfon totally ignorant of the art of twin
ming may plunge boldly into the dsepef
and mott sgitated waters, and there, with
out any effort, or Kill, keep himfef in an
erect petition, the water riiing all the time
no higher than the pit of his fomach.
Here, according to his account, he may a:
cafe eat, drink, write, and charge, pre-
TENT and fire mufke,; turning himleli
round a, any time by mere aa OF the will
This apparatus is not cumberfome either
in the water or on ihoTe, and may be put
IF or on in lefs than a minute - The Able
has now brought it to the higheif degree Of
perfection, by having lately, after many
lfruiilefs attempts, dicovered an expedlent,
or in his own words, attained what nc
calls a Exed point, by means of which aPer ]
ION may walk acro(s the deepef rivers as if
he was footing it on fold plain. The
Able appeals for the truth of lhele aiiertlons
10 many thoufand witnefes; and in farther
confederation Of them, has added letter,
written by NJ. Anuo, Captain Of the Ar
iIlery at Huninguen, who there defcribes
the fuccefsfuI trial lately made Of one Of
the authors Jsqpbaadrss in the Rhine, by q
mere novice in the art OF WINNING who
with this accourement, WALKED upright, and
at his cafe, backwards and forwards in tha:
river, as if by inchantment.' The au.
thor intends Immediately to compole and
pubifh complete defctiption of every Parl
of the apparatus, to which he means to ado
an account of the various ules to which il
is applicable.
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vernrent. But to puailh las the law does
a, prefent) any dangerous or otfenlise writ
ings, which, when publifhed, Hnsll, on .
far and impartial trial, be adjudgcd Of q
pernicious tendency, is neceiiary for the
prefervalion Of peace and good order Of
government and religion, Which 1;c the on.
" fold foundations Of civil liberty. Thus
the will of individuals is Gill LETT free; the
abRjs only of that free will is the objea OF
LgoI bEniJ5ment. Neither is any reiirainl
hereby laid upon freedom ofthoueht OF en-
quiry Liberty ofieniiment is Gill left the
ALTERNATING or making public of bad fen
timents, deffruetive of the ends of fociety,
is the crime which fociety correets. The
only rlauiible argument heretofore uled,
for reIlraining the jua freedom Of the Plels,
that it tV0s nttsDary toprevsat the daily a.
buE Of IL, loies all its force, when il is
ihewn 10y fealonable exeriion ofihe laws
that the Prefs cannot be abufed to any bad
purple, without incurring a fuitable punifh-
ment whereas it never can be uied to any
good one, when uRder the controul Of an
INSPECTOR"
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Fran tie GEORGIA GAZETTE.
SAVANNA, Nay 26.


WI. hiNAEr1
1.-THE late Rev. Mr. Whiteheld, in hi
4 letter to the late Arch5ilhop of CanseI
bury, hath ihefe remarkable words: " beg
leave to obferve that by far the grea,eit par
of the ORPHAN HOUSE collections came
from difTenters."-- That in mof of the Pla
ces be yiGted, be folemnly declared from the
pulpit the college ihould be upon broad
bottom and no oiher:-" How can |, faith
he, snfssr il TO God, my king, my cou1
try, nv conRituenls and Orphan-houie be
nefaetors, to betray my TRUST, forfeit my
word, act greatly contrary 70 my own con-
yieions,- by narrowing its foundation, and
letting il fall upon bottom which will give
universal difguR, and mott jafly open the
mouth of perfons Of all denominations a
gaiua me"
How far this plan is now followed LET the
following faa declare "A diaenter deiiTed TO
be buried at Betheda, near her hulband,
whereupon her minifcr made a respectable
application in the ablence of the Preiident to
the chaplain and tutor,the Rev. MIR. Eccles,
who veIy politely granted it, and faid Mr..
Percy could or would have no objections a.
gainff il, but fince wrote the following letter {:
/" Reverend Sir,
az SINCE had che pleaiure Of feeling you
/ acquainted Mr.. Percy of yours and Mrs
Wriehfs defire. He is very forty he
cannot comply with it, as he is certain it
would be contrary to lady Huntingdon's in
tcntion. You are no, unacquainted of the
college being eRabifhed on the church Of
Eng and plan therefore upon more mature
confederation, you will fee the proPrie,y Of
Mr.. Piercy's reiolution of not permitting a
da.ater to bury or perform any ceremonial
ordinance.
."Mr. Percy will attend at the funeral
himGclf, if /, Gloud pleale God to call MRS
Wright, and will take care to have grave
made, ! am SIR, sc.
s Monday srsaing May "a, 1878,
MIR. Printer, | lhalI make no comment on
the faet, but hopeit can give no juf offence
to acquaint dlllenters with the Preient plan,
which and many others hitherto underitood
very different.
would with well to all as far as they may
promote the eaufe of reii;ion in general, but
do not believe that is promoted BY making
new feefs and parties.-I am,
AN INDEPENDENT MINISTER
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the mates legs. II mutt be feared by every
loyal fuoje6i, that luch daring, cruel and un.
provoked infults, arc in confequence of fome
dreadful fchemes ha,ched by the enemies Of
our King and contribution, to throw this
country into confuGon, in order to reap ad-
vansages, by accuiing US Of high ueaGon,
when we are forced highly to refent fuch
fragrant breaches, no. only of our invaluable
|confiiiu'ion, but even of the laws of nature
How crimfon the iniquityl-How deep
the vil!any of fuch miniaers, who, againli
all VIRTUE, Honour, REASON, EouITY,
and CoMMoN SENSE, can be 70 faysge, as
TO encourage fuch murderous attempts-upon
bis MajeRy's fubjeas, where ihele was not
even the (hadow of a provocation given,
either by the captain, mate, or any Of the
psAengers An excellent way this, to pre-
ferve harmony between Great Britain and
her favourite colony.
CONSTITUTION
N. B. The officers after fearching for run
goods, on board the faid brig, where they
found none, thought proper TO take an exact
1T of every mans name on board fup
po!e in order to be handed to the commit
iioners for profcription, there being no prey
for the hungry at prefent.
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F,om the NEw-YoRK JOURNAL.
New York, JnS 7.
To the P u B L | {


TIME following relation Of matter OF
fact is Gubmiued to the public, that
thew may Judge how far the minifry's pro-
teeors Of cur trade are 70 in reality.--
On Saturday laa, as the brig Mary, Capt
Andedon, from Liverpool, was coming into
this harbour, her failors 'deierted her for
fear of being p'efied BY the man OF war
called the Lively fiigate, which lay at an
Choir in the Bay, near Staten Hand. A
boats crew, with couple of officers were
diCoatched from the faid man Of war but
with what intention co not know unlets
II was to provoke the inhabitants OF this
nrovince 10 conElcr them as offenders OF
the fame magnitude VIA the crew of .he late
Ga;oce for, notwithstanding the Captain
Of the brig and bis mate, with the aifiitancs
NJ few pahengcrs on board, were handing
the Ais as fat as they politely could, in o.
hedieoce 10 the arbitrary command OF the
Kings boat they were unnstura ly,onluitiy
"a, r,.tally fred upon from the taid eoas
Ore Of the balls paiIsd nezE the Captain,
ashs food al the helm, AID another beswee :
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- The Art of Printing, focn after its 10
PRODUCTION, was looked upon, as well in
England as other countries, merely as a
matter of fate, and lubjeet to the coertion
of the crown. Il was therefore regulated
in England BY the Kings proclamation
prohibitions, charters of privilege, and Of
Iicence, and finally by the detefabe de-
crees of that detefabIe court Of Star cham.
bsr, which limited the number of Printers,
and of Prefies which each mould employ,
and prohibited new publications, unleh
previouly approved by proper licenIers. On
the deliruaion of this odious court of Star
chamber, in I64I, the lang Parliament Of
Charles |. after their rupture with that
Prince, sGumsd the (sme powers as the
Sfar-eban5er had exeTclied with Tefpe6 TO
licenling and in 1913, l647, I64o, and
1862, iiIded their ordinances for that pur
pcG. founded on the Star. chamber decysts
In I662 psGed the Statute I3,h and + 4ih
Charles II. which was copied from the par
Iiam.ntary ofdipances.- This a6 expired
in 1870, but was revived by Stat. /. James
II. and continued until 1904, and was
then continued for two years longer. But
though freqqent attempts were made to re-
vise il, the Psyliament refi9ed it 70 ltrong
", that il finally extiyEd, and lie Pr5fi be-
came 9rspsrb frrs il i69A ard has fvfr
Jfzcf 70 1sH;iHEsd.
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From the PRovIDENcE GAZETTE.

4fS" sue NJ Nh -
The foliorUing alterations on tbs Liberty Of
the Prcls, sxfrat7sd JIom Commentaries
on the Laws of Englsnd, sUriffsu BY that
dIgmfsd Oracle Of The LasU, Sir WILL
LIAM BLACKSTONE, perhaps may net
BE- jE4gedagjfclSnabk.
CCT>HE Liblryoffbs Prtfis slIential to
L the nature Of a free Rae; but this
conGas in laying no prsviOuS rsfr0iut upon
publications, and not in freedom from CEN
fure for criminal matter, when publilhed.
Every freeman has an undoubted right to
lay what fentiments be pleaies before the
public: To forbid this, is to deeroy the
freedom of the Pres; but if he publiihes
what Is improper, mifchieyous or illegal,
he mutt take the conftquence of his own
iernerity. To fubjea the Prels to the re
iftietive power of EeenjSr, as was formerly
done, both before and fince the revolution =,
is to fubiea all freedom of fentiment to the
prejudces of one man, and make him the
arbitrary and i1fdLibit jEdgs of all contro-
verted points in learning, religion and go
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N this nights G zeiie 10
rublilhed his M'jetiy's
prccl NATION tds,s d a c
9th inlirnt) for dileoI =
Iinuing the bount.es o.
fered for feAmen and
lsndmen to enter them .
felves on boar d bis Ma
ielly's lhips Of war; let-
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B Q S I .. r.
BY Captain Ssaasr, artived at. P6ila.
Gsipbio, irOm L.,5or, and Captain Nei-
Jon, arrived at Piit0iaqaa, fran Brys,
s0s b0Vs tte j0!lsuing
EUROPEAN INTELLIGENCE.
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4 NY perfon in the country who
I y wants to puichafe TWO Years ana halt
fervice 10 arons hearty White Girl, that IN
derasnSs all forts OF country woik, miy ne a.
of fuen a one by erquiriog Of tie Printer
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M De Ia Chsppelle, cenfor royal at Pa
lVx' ris, invented, a few years ago, an &C
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Weather Alto, brief Difcoune on the
Natural Caufes of Meteors; with an &C
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Rains, 'rkunder, Lightnings, Comets,
Blazing Stars, Sc. that have happened in
feyeral Countries. And Oblcrvations on
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A brief Collection of all the Members OF
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Tbis day wrs tHJE6ed, prize Is. 3D..
CEVEN Sermons, viz. l. VI the
y Unpardouable Sin aga'nf the Holy
Ghoft Or, the Sin unto death. Ii. nc
Saints Duty and Exetcife: 10 two PAfts'
Eiag an Exhotaiion to, and Direction tn
PRAYER. LII. The Accepted Time and Day
of Salvation. Nv. The End of lime ana
Beginning of Eternity. v. Js@aat Reio-
luton to ferye the Lord. vi. The Way
to Heaven made plain. WI. The future
State of Man {: Or, A Treatife on the Ke-
lurre6tion.
By Re ODER 7 R U S Z L,
AT Wardbu,G n SUSSEX,
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near the Mil-Bridge.
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And entered upon the beginning of April next
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FEBRUARY IS,

j - - - - = q
DENTIST to her Majsqy and the Pin
eels AmsGG.
pEGS Leave to recommend to
- the Public, his newly !diicovered Fl;
fnes sf Pearl, and Pearl De,hJriet, which
he has found to be greatly hyperion not only
in elegance, but ALTO in efficacy, to any thing
hitherto made ufe of for complaints. Of the
Teeth and Gam: Particularly they will pre-.
lSrvs the Teeth in perfect found fate, even
to old age; they render them white and
beautiful, without in the leaf impairing the
enamel faaen luch as are loofe, keep fucb
as are already decayed from becoming WORE,
prevent the 7ooib-Atb, perfectly cure the
Seurvy in the Gums, and make them grow
firm and elsis to the teeth; they likewife
render the breath delicate, lweet, and re-
medy amof all thoie diforders that are the
coniequence of fcorbutic gums.
Sold 10y appointment of Mr.. Heme,l
wholelale and retail, by ~. Barley, Perfu-
ne!, in Cockipur freet, near the bottom
of the Hay. market, London, and at Will
am Sc0H's Irilh Linen Stere, near the Dsaw-
Bridge, Bottom, New-England.
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To all proteHants, of every denomination,
throughout America, and all other friends
to religious liberty.
Mswpsrt, December 10, I772.
R o P o S A L
For Re. printing BY Subscription,
a MASTER KEY to POPE
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Of tie means the priefs make u(e of to deluds
,he people Part Nv OF the Irquiftors and
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their PRAYERS. adors'ion Of imsges, re'iets, &c
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Born and educated in Spain, me years ftcular
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ITO be fold by Samuel Sloane,
i at his DiRil-Houfe, oppoh,e the Blue!
ball zndMalon's-Arms, formerly Green ORA
,gou, New England RUM, and all forts of
SPIRITS, cheap for cain or MolafIes and
as he makes thofe articles hifnfelf, he will
warrant them fit for any market.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1773-02-18
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This day SOaJ PH6hjbEd,
The Happiness and Plealure of
Unity in ChIiitian Societies, confidered in
Sermon preached at Lecture in Bolton,
New England, on "Wednesday, Augua
2oth, 1872.
b. ZABDIEL ADAMS, A. NJ.
PaRor of Church in LHtnbwgb.
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