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h'hs people OF Bottom lay great hreis On
cir charters, derived from the crown, as
"a Britifn parliament had not legal right
20 ANIMAL all charters prejudicial to The IN
;erefis Of England. If the Kings acts are
TO bind this nation, the pope may lay claim
with as much propriety to the crown OF
Engand, for il was iolemnly furTendered to
him by our John. and received again as the
gracious donativ7 only of the papacy.t
The people of The Maliachuiets- Bay
fhou'd conGdcr, ,hatt s-rhe Obvious in'ereit
Of the colonies to be fibeGf 10 the tr0lon OF
Great Britain. and to the perrin eftbs King ;
for in the lalf cafe they will have iovereIgn
without protector, and be, like Hanover at
preient obliged to Rand upon their own bot
rom sgainit all the attacks Of their enemies
whereas in the 6f the Biitifh nation will be
thei; guardian, and defend hem in the juit
pcneilion Of their iberties.t
The C--nifIion Court, appointed 70 try
the se of rebellion lately committed IN New
England, BY the burning his Majefy's .fchoo'
ner The GafDee, gives great offence TO the
friends of Bottom in this country and we
may therefore imagine, that when the news
of it reaches the faints of that city, they will
Immediately enter into refolutons declaring
their privileges absolutely hyperion to the rosaI
prcrogaiive. dire they not at hef equal
mir
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ALREADY paimfrrd, and Of others who ligned
from quite different zif1Us and ends, than
thofc exprsaed in the position. And as his
Excelency Governor Tryon is ,epTeienied
to be gentleman Of candour, truth and jul
tice-an opportunity non prelents for him 20
fupport that character, by cauiing fair and
impartial enquiry to be made into the charac-
teIs and interefs ofthofe petitioners, or whe-
ther it be the general voice OF the people, or
whether il will not upon examination, de-
monGratvely appear that it is only fcheme,
charaeferifcal of the psrj6nS jfryf mentioned.
But if fuch method of proceeding .hould
not be deemed eligible, whether or no (Nit-
able time ought not to be given to the people
for petition, counter to the frit, TO be
circulated among them, thar truth and jgjfifs
may PREV ALL.
N. They were fo siliduous in gettiogthe Pc
ti,on fiened, that il is laid not one in knew,
could or can tell the import off
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PROCEEDINGS of the town ctkIrTERY'
5 To the Respectable town of Bottom.
KirTERY, January 9TH. I773'
GENTLEMEN,
THE inhabitants Of the town OF
i Kittery in town meeting regularly al.
fembled this day, having duly contideted
your letter of November 2o,I772,con'alnipe
your fentiments, upon the many puolick
grievances thar we in this province aoour
under, and upon the communication thereof
to this town, find the fame opinion, prevail
ing here, as indeed they mutt be manlfeit to
every one WHO'S not blinded by interett OF
fcme kind or another and without gong
into any other particular at this time, but
that which has lately took place, namely the
INDEPENDENCE Of the judges OF the ouPeTio,
Court, in reply to which we are contralned
to fay, is very alarming, and cannot from
he bcf acquaintance we have OF our coni'i-
,u,ional rights, but think it dangerous and
threa,nog fymptom, and from all the Intor-
maion we can obtain are led TO luipeet that
this opointment took IFS rife morefrom par
ty fpirt and oppofition than the welfare OF inc
province. ~ ~
We half be ready to. faud
BY the respectable town of Bottom, in e.
very awful undertaking, fol the recovery OF
many ancien, privileges which lesm 10 BE-
wreAed from us, and are willing TO offer q
ven our lives as "a iacri6ce in the glorious
cadfe of'Iiber.ys if there ihodd be ever an
occaiion. .@'f... ~
Ii is with gratitude we reflect upon the
many firugges you have had for the COM
mon good, and rely-upon your future vigi
lence' and care OF cur pubkek tights !; may
Heaven direct and flcceed your manly.apd'
viduops attempts tofave afinking country,
and that as we apprehend it isthe caufe OF
truth and Juice, you are engaged IN, may
Cpd grant. that you finally prevail, &c.
IN behalf and by order Of faid town, ~.
Voted. nsmiati e0ptradie fnts. * =.
WILLIAM LEIGHTON, Town.Clerk
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f'~-F OF tue M 40 fNSAtO % - = -
Mr.. THOMAS, s..ss 81. $50
Yoa ere dsfrsd to iajSrf ts 5sllasging eeRy ef
letter in your paper.
County of Cumberland, in the PROVINCES
New. York, Eb. rob. 1873. PU
S | R, Nm
TTAVING but juif time to write you a
few lines. think cannot employ it
10 better pmpole than acquainting you, that
the GeGgning and manipulating land jobbers are
gan al work, and have anOtbfr plan on foot
IL. Becauie, as it is Eaid, his Excelleucy
Governor Tryon is reari6ted by his Majefy
tom granting any more of thofe lands, upon
Connecticut river and contagious thereto,
which were heretofore granted by the late
Governor Wentworth aud which were late
ly ceded to New York, they have been cir
cuatIng petition for the inhabitants of faid
lands 10 ign therein praying his Exeellency
that he would ufe bis influence to obtain,
that his MajsRy would GRACEFULLY be pleafed
10 give orders that all the abovefaid land, that
has not been, may be patented by New
York under the great zeal thereof, upon half
fees. In.Confequenee whereof coniider-
able number, three or four hundred <as it is
faId) have Ggned faid petition, and it is now
forwarded to New York, and as it may per-
hsps be Ieprefented to bis Excelency, as be.
ing'a petition Of the mott reputableintereffed
perlons concerned in thofe lands, and that
his Exceilency may not be deceived 10
70 important an affair, and that 70 unfair
and pyaf proceeding, may prove abo'tive
in the very embryo, il is absolutely neceiiary
tina, il be made known to him, that many OF
faid petitioners (if not the major part of them)
coniits of minors and perlons who no SUaJJ
at prelent are OrOnsr5 of any of faid lands,
and Eome who never knew the nature or con-
| kquenee of laid petition, but were tsfGIy igno-
/ rant thereof and of fome who
nave no intereft or reiidence except in towns
. 31tsk fees, with contingent charges, is faid
to be abou, FyftfS H4Sarsd dollars pei
townihip, fome FAY more, fcme lels For thoie
land jobbing gentry do not all agree in their ITO.
ries, though thehonea peafant is Obliged to be
obfrauious 10 them, under pain of the highel
I 4 r Il -. >. L
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ELIZABETH CREENLEAF,
Ioforms her cuaomers and othe S. that ihe has
removed fiom her ihop at the end Of Uaion-
l,eet, TO the ieeoad lhop fJuthward of the
lane lead ug to DR.. Byles's meering. houfe
where fie ccn:inuss to fsll as = al.
Z ARLY charlton, oInorods hot
IL fpur and golden hoapur peas. dwarf,
green and large ma,rowf4tt, Leadmau's dwarf,
rouucvi and Spsnh morsto peas, early
yellow, large w nfor, early Liibsn and toker
beans, red, flvel kin. aud white Spanifh oui-
on feeds, red, early golden and orange earry
dro, early prickly cucumber, long prck!Y
ditto, early and large colly h1wer, early
Ouch, large winter iugar-loaf, tte'fea,sreeu
and yellow curled favoy, cabbage feeds, fwel-
ling parfnip, early Ouch and eommou tur-
nip feeds, fhort topped limon. white and pink
u5ifh feed, lettice of all forts, lcarlet beet.
cu'ed and common parley,curled and common
pepper grais. fummer and winter fpiunage. fweet-
matjoram, thym baum, fummsr. favory, enaive.
Asparagus, celery, white muasrd, white lavender,
hemp. rape, and CaoAry birds feeds, &c &c.
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JuH Imported by Capt. Jarvis from LONDON,
And to be fold by
L Y D | A d Y A r,
Ne.r DE North ba,lery, Bolton.


4 FRESH Adortment of Gar
"A cen SEEDS, which lhe will warrant to
be new and good. and Of the laf Years produce,
essIy charlton Peas, early golden hotfpuT, early
otmcnd ditto, large mauowistt ditto, dwarf do.
blue aod cen ditso, large rouncival and Spaniih
and Mouattp Lehman warf ditto, large Win.
.ljr Beans, 'esrly Lilbon and esrly bufh and ,Ie
Beans, early Yolkfhire and -Baterfsa Ouch and
lugar losf, large winter, red g'een and yellow
Savoy, ca y and late, Collil7wer. early and late
Tufbip, .fhoa top fcariet and lalmon Rsdifh,
Cucumber and Squsih, double Partly. double
Peppei grafs, round Srring ed Beets, Sellery,
Endive, white spanifh and FLYER kin Onions.
red ditto, orange purple and yellow GsrrO',PArE
nip, Cabbage, Le.ice, gteea and white !Gcwes.
brown Ouch and marble Thyme, Bssm, fweet
Msrjoram, Summer SsvOry, Sage, Hemp Ca
nary. and Rape, Bird Seed. :. ~. ,s.t.-
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This day usrs babEAld,


CEVEN Sermons, viz. |. OF the
y objectionable Sin againf the Holy
Ghof: Or, the Sin unto death. II. The
Saints Duty and Exercife: In two Parts.
Being an Exhortation to, and Direction for,
Prayer. LII. The Accepted Time and Day
of Salvation. Nv. The End of Time and
Beginning of Eternity. v. Js6n0's Refo-
luton to ferve the Lord. vi. The Way
to Heaven made plain. VII The future
State of Man: Or, A Trestife on the Re-
fune6ion.
BY ROB RI RUS Sci,
At Wardbnrf N SUSSEX.
Bottom Printed and fold by /. THOMAS.
near the Mi Bridge
ADVERTISEMENTS sc. omitted suiI b.
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Imported in Capt. Jarvis from LONDON, and
to be SOL D by
SUSANNA RENK E N,

to be SOL D by
SUSANNA RENK E N,
At her mop near the Draw Bridge,n Fore .ftreet,
L ARLY Charlton, early Hotfpur,
IL early golden Hodpur, large Marrowf4t,
dwarf ditto, Ltadman's dwarf, crooked Sugar,
blue AID white Rouncival fplit and boiling
PEAS large Windfor, Toker, early Lilbon,
early yellow, aud Pole BEANS early Du Oh,
early Batteries, carly Yorkihire, Red, and large
Winter Cabbage, early and late Coll A wer,
green and yellow Savoys. fnarhe, green,
white, go(s, cabbage and imperial Le;tice, doue
bic and Marlborough Psrlsy, winter and FUN
mer Spinnage, early Yellow, Scarlet and O.
rage Carrots, CELERY. Endive, early and late
Turnip white spaniih, StIsiburgh, and FLYER
kined Onion, fummer and wiuter Savoy, ear
ly, late, long, green and Turky Cucumber,
Thyme, Sweet Msjmam, Rofemary, Laven-
der, Sage, lnmmer and winter Squaih, Mnih-
mellon,. Hemp, Rape and Canary Seed. red
and white Clover, Fowl Meadow and Herdi-
grais, Burnett, Lucern, &c. new, and warrant
ed of the lat Years growth.-Durham's bef
A over of MuRard in pound, half pound ard
quarter pound Bottlee. KiPpen's Snuff, Figgs,
variety of Chiua Bowls Ind Diihes.
Likewile, al Allotment of
EngIifh and India GOODS.
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a T,AELQR that us a good
IA workman, being stp-elent out of employ,
would be glad TO work at 10" sg:s by the day
or week, in any genteman's family Enquire
Of the Printer.
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.1.I.s 49, B6qon. FebruIty ~, 1873.
TWO, D0LLsRS REWARD.
TAKEN out of the Houle of
! i The fublcliber, n the head of long
wharf Iaf evening, aiilyer can, m ark.
~ M. .Syi -ssa~.,
ed I'M. makers name, Repre-. IF faid can
Is reformed. 70 The owner againS two dollars
reward, viii. be given, and no queaiors aRed.
N. b fit fhould &c of.Isd for !ale, il is
deilfed it may be. topped, ) aud notice given
60 + MARY. MAVERICK
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This Day rUaS purified, Prize Is.
r E V o l. U T l 0 N
" N E.W e. N G L A n D,
!. ,GInvI6S8]
+ / ] y. st i : 4 E D, :,
1tU. S .T 4 E III E. D,
A n D Y. H g

. PEOPLE there VINDI GATED
frem the sfpetfons ca(t upon them by Mr..
1oAN PALmek, in his pretended apt,ycs to the
declaration pubiifhed BY the inhabitants Of 9of
ton and the country adjacent, on the day when
they iecured their late opprsHors, who acted. BY
an ilItgaI and arbitrary come.fion from the
late King James. :. -
= 70 which is added,
Ar@ARRATIVE ofthe'PROCEEDINGS
Sir EDMUND, AMBROSE !.
And.6 complies. Who sifo aeed by an lie
gai and 4r6hrary commiaion from the hate
KING; IAs4Es, during his goyetnrneat in New
England. ,-ti.s
BY leveral Gentlemen who were Of his Council.
BosToE: Reprinted and fold,bg 1. THOMAS,
~ SUBSCRIBERS are detited to cali
or fend for theia. books. =, 4.
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ADVERTISEMENTS, aJc. omitted MI b.
our mkt. ~
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.ruEy .
He French Mini&ry
have received an sc-
count, that two ve.ie's
are a arrived 8, Porto
rien,. from the lie ct
Bourbon, near Msd'-
ssfcsr, The officers and
crews of which have at
e. med, in the mott TO-
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M O N d A Y, April II.
u n G Z q NJ.

i-Rrxay CAPT. Caisf md Capt. Cartwright
and tbi, SayCapt. Stst nadCait. Callahan
ar,iuM IRE jrom Landau BY ''b'm '0f
knur The foL'osci"g
EUROPEAN INTELLIGENCE.
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T U S,D,A " Jspuary IL.
Ii o S T o NJ.

The Committee of Correfpopdence hsve re-
csiyed fhe following Woes aad RelOlyes Of the
large and rsfpsttsbe town Of IPSWICH.
s.Af . Lgsl mssGsg n fbs intsbi'ssD 81 'bf
tsvs Of It7uvif5. on Tbs I7fG sf Dses~ I77s, .
essmiisss sD1 aessisfs1 10 fsks Ssfs e0s9EsrHfiss
sBs tvsrunzgJ sf re fswssf Bsfss. ssiaifVs 10
rbs isyviaSsms.fs msSs spss ess6if~'ssGI Ggbft
AsS t,ssSlsgO d sbu rsspls: lad SssSs ssi'prs-
~ssf zba zSsb igg-af, tbs rsmzftses Sa4s fts
fsiIsmisg vsaarf, ,Dfz. -
" TdE cOmmiRee Arpoipssd st - mee.ipe
legally satnbIed the 18th linlaai, 10 cophder
OF the letter frUm the lown Of BOApn, with their
Fate Of the rights - the eolonies and the in
Judgement made upon them, whith vas pub
Iickiy read At laid meetisg-beg leave to re-
pors, Thar from foil eoksictioo fthe PsoPri
ETY. and expedieucei Of the meafure, they do re-
eommsndit 70 he inhabitsots Of ibis tewn. 10
pats the following RECEIVES, viz.
4" RESOLVED, IA. Tha, the rights Of ;hs
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neR, induRtious woodmen, and Others whC
bring the necefaries Of life to This market ;
nor any mare knocking down baamen,
throwing their wood overheard, and cutting
DOWN she beR wood and timber on private
gsntletnens sltases Of which almoa DUN
berieishsye been the complains within eigh-
teen months paft though, in Jataice to the
prefens commanders b<ts, we can fay we
have heard Of icaree any againf them.
This harbour 10 now knsvdsdby the Mer-
curry man Of war, Capt. Keeler, Of ~ guns,
the Arc,hufa irigase, Capt. Hammond, Of 36
guns, the Lizard frigte, Capt. Englith, d
IS guns,she fhip Swan, Capt. Although, Of
10 guns and the Halifax ishOoner, Capt.
Cnlpin.
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For the MAssAcAysErrs SPY.
Mr.. FH0MAs, 4
'7NHE following laid 20 be lnlrathens 10
mir. Sheriff Tying the repseienistive
iofthssownc Of Falmouth and diHra Of Cape
Elizabeth, bas sppeNedin ieverAl papeEs,viz.
= Faimsnfb, January ~, i773s
g WILLIAM TYING, -Eiai
GSIR, :
{" WHEREhS ne are IsnGbIeishese is
Feaicn 60 complain of iohingt Ansnis Oh the
liberties ofshe people Of shis province and
- you are representative 6Of this town, we
SOvld offer few things fof your cohGdefz
tion, in trsnfaeting the very important bu;
finefs shat may Jay before the GenetAl CquEI
At their next lsilipns. 90
q We are not about paEsicularlyio emu,
merase any grievances, - We dOubtnotthe
l~iIdOm Of abe Geacral Csorv 10 amply faE
6cisnr sOinssfaigase MOI only every grievance
but every ihcoavemence the province at pre-
TENT lsbouEs ,Ender.---AIl We mean Is 30 fug-
geR 7ome method whereby al grievance,
may be redseGed. And conideriag tie Go.
guar. abilities and good difpOfiiiOa Gf ,be
'PTsicut Governor, together with his aGd
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S AT y X D. A Y, January g.
b nS TO NJ


Wednslces lsR Ma. w ilkan- SaOse, liyh'
iermans took spahe body efznoshsr nauon
the Gfayss, E,ppofed 70 be dra~Hsd oss Of
Captain Pixies se1el, mentioned ao'be csR'
away ia oar laif, (which vac inlefsed iaAi
ThurGaay s-aiEIe ALTO ss6k up . quantity Of
Junk, which sAs OA&assS mAy'hAses paying
clf1omasg faivaee.
pl4wFoRT, 5aaiatyA TheHSh. Dz-
mel HesEnsnden, Blq, Chief laliiee Of the
province Of New York, his lady, and the
HONORABLE Frederick Snyth, Eiq; Chef Juf-
tics 81 New Jefiey, arrived hels izh Thutf
DAY, lnihs hoop Z hs, Capt FsetbodyfIcm
New. York :s-And Sztofaay evening, The
hOnOurabIe Peter Oliver. Eie, Chief uaice
6fthe MslschLfst,s- Bay, and the bon. Ro-
bert Aachh1ty, Etq; Judge Of the Court Of
Vice Admiralty throughout New EFsIsnd,
came to town by land 1'hefs four ,grntle
men arc appointed, BY sbe King, to join his
Honour the Governor Of this colOay, IN
Hnakina epquiiFy into ahe circumstances OF
tIundering and burning his MajeaY's ehoO-
Der G4lpee. on the 10Th Of JuOe iafi.
The weather has been sesy Semaskably
warm the month paa, 'eseu toeGhss sSols
BUN in gepilstaasB's earaeasin shis sown,
tRss oh(sEved Ia week 20 5hsss pss'fosth, le-
Seral buds. and two ipseuss nemshrss inches
loag the oIdef psEiDn among rs iczeely &C.
fnsmbeEs tie Ike. 80
We hear ,EOid Dartmouth, Secretary o.
-Sta,e fpf ihe American depasHsnss IN . let'
ter coereBing enc GAipes fchoouer. has al:
.lareAkh Hnn6sr our Governors that his Ma.
.;slRyis dsiefnsiaed 20 pani(h, In HE kvtEeii
manner, aAys of his servants who hall Cd
tiFuei sheiegAtuase OF in any wife iniul' are
zbuGe any Of his fabjcas Of this colony e
that il Is 'hoped there will be no more unne-
esGiry 6fing on and ssrEij log the pOOr' no.
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RID A X, JanSasy 8.
n O s e q N.

An old Veteran In the cauie Of American
liberty, az prelent an iihabiaani OF Mofcon-
gus Hand, az tie Eiiswsfd, but 4 native Of
theie parts, writes 10 his friend 10 Marble.
head, 10 letter Of December Ia. as fol-
lows: 80,
-" AZ the prints inform ne ne Of the Co
vernon and Judges being independent, shiak
lhall appear once more In public aeaion.- --
Z amir the Cad year Of my sge; and am 70
routed BY The news that am ready on che
fra alarm, to qui, wife, childsen, sc. and
boldly attack any and every VILLAIN that dare
Oppois that liberty which God, and the blood
q my forefashen have given me.--As IN
times paft left all, to cut my way through
Che forces Of Francs and Spain, viii, though
nov old, Gy With double fury sgainR fueh
miikseanss - invade my libeUys and leap
shronRh hoffs, slough alllFed Of dying ID Bat
Gle, and il pofible, after my death. my gaoR
MAllp erfue their mean deeds % the disiGonal
iine.--My fequeR 70 yop ~ iodasnd 6rm for
your liberty, which il The greaieR fortune
you can ever brRow On yops ChihrcH.'
Nav YoRk, Jassary 4. Several les-
sers from L. icnby the Rzekss, Gy, " tAat
the miaiDp /zfe dsterminea % aie their IL.
nuence 10 ,sarlizmehf fora aspsaI O. The a&
impdsiag a duty on all tess exported % Inc
eol0nis ffom 0Feas 8dsaih." ~ -
Ezszsa " sasssr ffsk . Sssfissass y s5s-
vdSyw IN LsAd5s, per- re sSlF Pa6ks.
49, 1 near y66r militia sts put On .
good Eoosing, and that y6u arc GistShing
and coanseE-nlar ching: Il Is well; but
am m6i deiirods ypu ihop'd fOftitys - fnfs
ss you live If you DO not, the town wll be
buFnt sboos your ears in the mex, wars aid
in . eodpls Of years, or IOoner, iush an 6
VENTS IKE % take place" ..-.'.a.@,...s.
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j The Death of Lord AbcmaSle has made
SOON for leveral promotions. Col. fiszioy,
brother to the Duke of Grafton has Lord
Aibemarle's regiment u dngoons General
Webb 70 Col. Fi,Moy's, General Afnffong
hasGen. Webb's regiment Of foot s and Gen.
Hsldimsailas 0enefal AunAfvngs battalion
Of Regal Ankpicaas. Lord l4attsur Is lord
Lls@esAm ofdselahd, n enc room df Lord
Fowmeud, who Is made mater General Of
the nsdna0cs, %acaas anee isedeash of che
Ma4gis sf0sAnby. Sir Jeffrey AmheIa -
LisaaeHant' 0eUeEA oftiie ordnance, IN the
tocm cf 0cnessl Cenway, emo Is app0InsEd
Gsssnos Of geseyg as0adt by Lotd
A,bemarlc's death. -
WehsafaAom Newpors chat ne commit.
fiosess sppeinsed cby MS Nisjeay 10 niaEein-
1uiry into stss citeamiasnees Il plDnuefing
and burning me Oatpee Schooner on the
roth Of Jane l4A Il RHODE inAad, met at
Newport lat Tuefday, when their eamuif
lion @as ppbifked, and the cOnmiae,,eEs Ia
every day Gnse Tvsiday.
Qse Of -she RhDGe dAsad Eom----S
9r, es 20 hisbsothsria this town, chat they
are received there with graf tetpnt7, and
that they are like to Enlke that pace then
winter qiatsefs--oshers write that their mo. J,
ito IS are carefully watched. and thar iii
not probable they will be isSeIed 70 execute
"A ,commI1ion % incOaEgcat ewish their .ewn
and Msesa ChAfsa. Their AAsmbiy fi:s
ibis day, and it is hsped shey4Siil not be
Einduced by acOmplaaance or iaEher Aysfal
behaviour to make any coneefion Or i0bmf-
lion, whereby precedent ihaI be in.roduc-
cd and eiiabiishcd, which may be fatal 70
the freedom Of their own cpn&itusipb. add
the liberties Of AmsHea.