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F,,m RE New LoNroN GAzErqE.
Nrw LoXpcw, Nay IA.

II Asst ss,u day, heirs 'ogsy. the Cruile'
Law at Fihers- liland Point, brig bour6
10 Bagon with load Of melails', enssg'd be-
attention, which hefopt, took out all her pso-
pie bur one, and moored the brig in the OPEN
found, a, dead Of night, tent boa, to the col
Ieetors to know il fhe was not good prize, bn
being informed 20 the contrsry, they returned
the people on beard, after, having aoleo ane,
carried away two dutiii great Goats, two pain
dofil trowfer., one frock, two pair cznabursh
trowfe.s, and three pillow Gales, which they
Aripped eff The poor ,iesmen's pi lows: She
then came into the chips Of this harbour, when
poor oylermsn, with an old boat not worth
Iol. engaged her attention the oyaerma'
was ordered to Arke on pain OF lmme-
diate d-n, with ell the train OF
s." d..n'd rsfcals, feour drels," &c. and to come
along eide the Cruiisf The poor man (hsvinR
about 40 bu(hels of oylters, and his boat, being
all he was WORTHY obeyed; and after OBTAINING
him iome time they took from him hive onihell:
, of oyfer., aod then dfm'hed him. Sunday
: two mali boa, from New-Haven en.eed the
harbour. when thele ions of war brought he
too She was failed by TWO boys, the oideit
bout S, and had on board barrel OF currsn
wine, which a gentleman there had TENT his
friend in this town they demanded her paPeI'
the bows knew not what they meant-Butsi
ter repeated exec atoms, in their Uiual form,
thew FAMED the wine, dew out about one bail,
and then di(mifIed he boat. On Tueldsy, one
Mr.. Vail, a man about 60 yeas ct age, was
COMING into the harbour in Hoop from Lofe
Iland they ordered him TO brig too and lei
oo NJ, anchor. which he did, but they thinking
i not loon enough fred feSeral hot at him. at
ter his anchor was gone The was ordered or
board the Cruiler, where Capt. Howe revlled
him in the mott abu6vs way, aud las ne had
M ovaers or currant wine, and did no, pro
duce anv money) Rruck MIR. Vail in the face
w;,h his 6a, which 70 provoked the old mar
,ha, he r.turned the compliment into the esp
t,in', muus, and placed his honour's head where
NJ. heel, fhould have been when he roie, and
had cleared his ioles of ihsir own olsret, be or
dered hi, piaols to be brunshtI but on fecond
thought, iet his bruiler to beat him, bot ne be
ing man of more honour than his commandei,
refuled. and Mr.. Vail was returned TO his boat,
with liberty to proceed ihe being only in ba'
lat. ..-. rasn al
Thus, America, is thy parent Britain, with
The expence Of millions, now ihe"ing to YOU
her fplendor and affection, that we may con
csiye lone idea of her majeRy and greatness, ioI
.s.no, TO contend for our ineitimabe privileges
for thisis to fhew what we are TO luiter It We
s,,emptil And thus. by the gre.teit miima
n,ecmsrt, are the bplwsks Of the EnglIih Rati
on, which in the year 1859. gave laws to the
world, now. made the Peit Of fociety-her brave
tficsrs difcarded, and the mott vicious Pitilul,
cuwsrdly fcouhdrels put in their place
Lr4ny fbing fartbr s0Sv, sViH 1So;If y0E,S'
Il A PUMKIN
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IriH Linens.

w / l. l. l A M 5 ( . i 1,
AT his IRISH LINEN Store in Ann. iireet,
Near the Draw Bridge, BOSTON,
Has jua Imported from IREL AND,
a LARGE quantity of ga, 7-S
"A and yard wide linens OF all prices diaper
clouting, duo hucksbuck, dOwlais, table cloths,
meetings, white ticking, bruwn and yellow hol-
land, &c.
Said fore 10 ALTO furnilhed with agreat variety
Of European aud India Goods luitable for the
f:afon Ihe aGutmsnt conGliing of too great
multiplicity to be enumerated In public ad-
vertiemsnt; all which will be fold by whole
iae and retail 1t the lowelt reduced prices for
leady money only.
Dr.. Hemets celebrated ehsnce Of pearl aad
pearl dcntifIce for the preiervation of the teeth
al d gums, ALTO patent cakes for making the
liquid filming backing for boots, hoes and
e. her bottom chairs, fold there.
Ducapes, luteGriLgs. rich EpgIih damsE.
Scolch Powered lawns--and lev boxes of &
by o window glals to be fold ht the Grit cot.
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WEDN SDAY, May 26.
Y ~ c T q N

% U Y Ns
The following inloriptions are engraved
on the pedeltAl for Lord Bo,tetour's eatle
golcg to Virginia
In large cbaraaers on The font. tn
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Beft Hyfon Tea,

At 81. per pound, -. ~ q
To be SOLD at the Store of a.,,
DUNCAN INGRAHAM, Jun.
In Union-Srset, Bottom: 81
Where every article uGually imported fron Es-
rope, may be pdfchAled on the loweit terms
for Cath. "A L S O,
Cinnamon, Nutmegs, Cloves,
Mace, Pepper, China Ware, Wool Cards,
En- sliih ald Lynn Shoes and Pumps of the bea
Z &c. &c. &c.
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For the MAssAcHUsETTs S P Y.
Mr.. THOMAS
Pleafe TO iniert the following.

Mr.. THOMAS.
Pleafe TO iniert the following.
ExfrGS Of a letter JTSmLsndsn to a gsntlfmas
in Bsl9OH, dated at fbe 9rfoIvy Cb0mbvs
the 9Th June 1878.
7 AM in hopes that fome characters on
your fde the Atlantic, will by this
time appear in their proper colours, but there
is (et with you q mean the BID Of
C.mm-fi-rs) whole pa'tial approximations
ought Fill more to be expoied to public view !;
then you would be able to judge, with Tome
certainty, who are your greate0 enemies l
can allure you they are not paid that credit
to here as formerly BY thofc in power t; it is
probable they will loon lofe the reputation
they had acquired, as many officers, through
out the continent, have alledged heavy charg.
es sgzinft them, whereby il appears, amongR
other impeachments That they have paid
no regard to petitions of Merchants for APP
pointing officers to give cleafances agreeable
to law, in conGequence of which, many Vef-
feIs have been feized by the Kings hps,
and condemned in the admiralty courts, when
il was impra9icable for them to enter at any
cuRom houGe, 70 that many new lettlements,
and thriving 6fheries are likely to be ruined:
That they have taken upon themselves to
appoint unneceGar, and ignorant inferior of
6cers in many ports, with larger falaries (cOn-
Irary to all official fules) than their fuperiors
appointed from home, and what is worle, to
counisu4nce and Iupport the former in every
act of opprsfIion and ex,osiion, Whit they
take every method ia their power TO dilcoa-
rage the latter in the duties incumbent on
them-That the opjeas of their favours in
general are difgrace to IT, GerVice, and no.
nefi men negIeeted--That not Jingle mea-
fure has been adopted to relieve the trade
or encreafe the revenue, though iuch mea-
fure have often been pointed out. How much
happier would you be if this department
was reduced to its former fate, than to have
your trade clogged as at Preient Aad how
much better would il be for the intereii OF the
Kings revenue, not TO have il bui 'ASned
With fueh an enormous expsnce."
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Il II u r 5 y A Y, n gua u.
B Q S L O n.

4
At a Council he'd at the Council Cham
Der yeiterdAy, his t,cellency was plcatet to
nomiaa;e Thomas Bra,de, Eq; Thomas
Ruit-l, Eq; James Tyog, Eq; Daniel
Bpf, E!q; and Duncan Ingraham. Eiq; 10
be Ju0ices of the peace for the county or
MIddeex and Mr.. - Brown to be
Coiouer for the County of Suffolk.
This day Capt. Hood failed FOE Londor;
with whom went paHensers, Lieut.. clifton,
of the :'h regiment, MIR. Crew, gen.
tleman belonging toLondon. Mr.: Bailey late
ly from the Wea Indies and Mr.. Hunter.
Capt. Menick on his paIige from Liibors
to Falmouth, fpoke with Capt. James Ro-
binlon, in tie bligantine Anne, of Phi!a-
delphia, bound sfrom Gibraltar to Bsiiol.
The SONS of LIBERTY in this and
the ne ghbouring towns, intend celebrating
the I4'h Of AuguR, at Roxbury.
On Sunday evening laa, bme william en-
tered the houie OF Capt. Vernon at the north.
end, and went up fAirs, broke feveral locks,
and robbed his defk of 6zs dollars, and after
wards made his efcApe.
The paragraph in the Iaa Newport pa
per which fays, that 6 War, was declared
ia England againft Spain" is without foun-
dstIon.
The Seleeimen Of The town of Marble
head inform the publIck, that the fmall Pox
in that town is now but in one houfe, and
that hoUle is a mile from the market, AID
there is great probability that that dRem-
per will not fpread any farther.
The prices of proviiions, and all the me-
ceilafies of life, are lately fallen to the ac-
cufomed reafonable rates in London.
Lsif Saturday the remains Of Mr.. Paul
Kimball (one of the unfortunate ten perlonS
who were drowned of Salem harbour on the
9TH of June lafl) were taken up on Beverly
beach, brought to Salem. and inferred the
fame day. The head and both hands
were gone.
And on Monday lalf the remains of Mr..
William Ward, another of the unhappy
perfons aforementioned, were found floating
near the place where the fatal accident hap
pened,and taken up and inferred the follow
ing evening. His head and hands were
ALTO gone, and all the Aelh off both legs.
The bodies of Mr.. Nathaniel Diggadon
and his wife arc the only ones, who loR their
lives by the melancholy event abovementio-
ned, that remain undilcovered.
There has lately been an fn[ureaion ..
mong the negroes in the Bay Of Honduras.
Several white people were killed.
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DRESDEN, [G1masy] .fs7s 2.

h have received a very diia'
greeable account Of great
damage having been done
by a form of thunder and
lightning in the circle Of
Voiptland in this electorate
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VEDN ESDAY, AuguR II.
Il y c T O N.

Is y U N,
Til, day Capt. Mtrrifk arrived here fran
Falmouth, ~ lVbom ~. b1Us received toe
EngG@ Prints, zone Of aohi:6 is dated June
az svbicb son;ai LOadsn nsSOs TO The Iob
of Tunf, Viz.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1773-01-21
llreipeaabie con>.enJal Conslefs for future fue.
| port. Mem. Con.

lreipeaabie con>.enJal Congteis for future far.
port. Mem. Con. I
~ w Herr A the town Of Bottom is unfortu.
fhately become the mott itriking monument Of mi
lhrferial tyranny and barbariTy, as is particular
w exhibited in the fadden fhutting up this port,
khersby cruelty depriving the inhabitants of this
| Metropolis Of the means they have hitherto ufed
rtolappon their families. And whereas cur brc~
rhren in the other colonies, well knowing that we
are fuFering in the common cauie Of America,
and Of mankind, have from generous and bro
ttherly difpohtion contributed largely towards
our iuppor, in this time of our general diRrefs
Itwithout which many worthy and virtuous citi-
| zens muR have been in imminent danger of Pc
rifhing with cold and hunger. And whereas the
honorable members of the Continental Congress
have kindly recommended US to our filter colo
lnies as worthy of further iupport from them,
Awhile the Iron hand of unremi,red opprelion lies
heavy upon us: Therefore voted, that this town,
truly fenfble ofthe generous a.Eitance they have
lTeceived from their iympathizing Brethren, re
(urn them their warmeh and mot iincefethanksf for
"a fame, and pray that God, whole henehcencc
u 10 gloriouny initiate, may be&ow upon them
nc blening he has Promiled to all thole who feed
4fhe hungry and cloathe the naked And the
khanks of this town are accordingly hereby given
20 our bensfaeors aforementioned, and to the
Honorable members of the Congreis for their be
I1evolence towards us exprefIed as aforeiaid,
(which fupport, if continued, cannot fail of ami
Rrnating US to remain fedfaf in the defence Of
l1he rightssS America"
ff>HI4se- tc&n then made choice Of the following
Gentlemen for their Delegates at the provincial
Congrefs to be held at the town of Cambridge on
or before the frR Of February next, viz. The
honourable Thomas Cuihing, Efq; Mr.. Samuel
Adams, the honorable John Hancock, Eiq;
DR.. Joieph Warren, DR.. Benjamin Church, Mr..
Oliver Wendell, Mr.. John Pitts.
The meeting was then adjourned TO the 1T
| Wedneidag of February next, at / o'clock.
At,ef. WILLIAM COOPER, Town Clerk.
MARRIED Mr. Peter Boyer merchant,
to Miis Charlottee Johonnot, daughter Of Zecha-
riah Iohonnot, Efq;-~At Charleaown, Capt.
Rogers, to Mifs Nancy Barber Providence,
Mr.. William Blodget, to Miis Chace, !daugh-
ter of Samuel Chace, Efq.-In Bolton, Mr..
Joihua Thornton, to Mrs. Mercy Wedcn.
DIED. Mr. John Barett.-Mrs.-Hannah
Hitler, wife of Mr.. Joleph Hitler, Jeweler.--
Mrs. Silence Thwing. Mr.. Nicholas Butler.
frf< Io6ah Carter, iexton of the old brick, or
RM Ehurch, in this town.
I w hear from Sunderland, that on the z2d
F/Mr. jeremiah Ballard, of that town. was
found dead near a fence, in getting over which,
lie is fuppofed he, by fome accidents diieharged
his gun, and the contents entered his breait.
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Freh Intelligence.

Nsvsmbey 2. III proclamation asainF finding
guns and gun pOqodsr put Of ibis kingdom qviH be Of
Veyy LINE glf~ ETA, berage the A,uerioaa5 4viR
certainly Procure qVbateVer quantity Of fbem thy
qusn fran Holland, France, and Stain; and IL
oraSyg 4Oere giUen 10 Fqp and IfiSs lln6 laip' az
sVsye laden qvjfb The aboUs eOmmo6ifs BY tbee ma
fios5, ii qoomd bring on an immediate 4var qVitb
fbsm IN eveht qVbieb tbs breiSrf minJf,y dare
aof hazard auth any fsrsign PSqper, fbOHgb fbcy
zDams courage IstfcieHt ofnd fleets and armies 10
CIT fbs f5voaft Of our A,xgltaa brethren.
No lsG than fsn at75 Of parliament bGvr tesn
aeee5Tea Of Csoygs III.
Oyatrs are fn 10 tbr pwJfrJ Of ,kveral lgps ar
P0yt6aomb and PbnoUb, f0take on lizard pr0Vjf-
oas foy FIX months Immediately. II IL laia thy are
defined far tke Wsf-Iadies.
9bi5 Morning fbe Lord May0r sle7 qcsnt ap in
bis neqo SyiVafe coacb, qvitb a pair Of cream CO.
loa,e4 b0yfs, Attended BY AlIymen Crazy, 7be-
ma,, and Hayky, and TIE fqVo Jgeri6J, and qva,
prsIf1ted 10 The Lord Chancellor, qvbp exprksd tss
| lRal APPRECIATION.
Novfmbsr {. W,len the Lord Mayer EA7 7vaJ
Ibyefated By The Recorder 10 tie Lord Chancellor far
abtrobafio1, Mr.. Recorder, ia a 60rt lbsscb, ae-
t7Aaiatea BIZ LoraJGgb, tbAt the Li0ey Of London
bad procesdsdto cbg)F acbief Raeifyzts, ard that
Aheir eboice badJaAsn as01 Mr. thurman WiLtrs
5szing Rsoz )everal occafonr dj FizgmJ5sS hin
w az a JfnGble, atyig5t, and Gt7iVs Magjarate,
~ Livsyy Of London tbOagbt ki5 fidelity and a6if-
ieJ bad beenJa5fcient ProuFd, and f6r hbat rAal6s
bad called bin 10 70 Syeaf and Important an g1os ar
Jf,Jq Magifrafe gftbat great city. TIE Lard Char
csllsr fbsa aasyz1Id biu,Sf 20 tie Lord Mey0r and
fbs ref sftbs COMPANY; tod them bis. Mejsey bad
been acquainted zUitb fbs proceedings Of he citizens
ef LezGez, rSlafiVs 70 tbeir baviag eletfsa e6is
MagIj9yafe, and thai be qpat commanded 10 Egriy
kis Mysfys appreciation eff5s ebOieefbey had made.
Some aaviesJ qesre rseeivsdOH 7bRylaay nigbf at
Lord DartmsHfb's office from LiUgpsel, yaid 70 be
5roagbt y fbs Gssd-JpTR, CAPT. Dirkg0n, fran
PHILADELPHIA, TIE eoxfentJ Of scbicb are kept vfy
fasf. Pm BY The laid y6ib there is advier, ida
red SsSt. zzJ thar I" f5e Gesrai C0rsrsj5 are fiH
Gtfing. TIE kaJGns5fbg are spog rGarains a jferef
yer. 7Ji5 grsaf a6crbb haze engaged NOT 70
communicate fbfiy pyocesdngJhAfb The 9Vb0lf bgEns IL
eztirsS fed, qgbieb il expelled 10 be in fez ays.
There are Il mn q zvar and TIgaffi aO4v bEilG-
izg at Eb: aISSrsnf dsek-yard eff5iS kingdom: At
DspIf6yd, fbrrr fvszty gHr ap5 and slVo frlgafef;
lGf Besksuieb. f07 etjix.y GaGoHf sf sffy5fsH; ar
Skasyxsi, fzU0 fjigrl,sJ at CbGfIam, .'Cs Of
4Ur- ard jrisafes /; at PsrsEr0Ef5, fix &ff0; IA al,
lzI--Esf4tJ fsV0 bsgizzixg at Pl.zsssE.
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To be S o L D,
Agreeable to shr
Agreeable to she
Americana CONGRESS ASSOCIATION,
On THURSDAY, the I1th Of January inf.


Americana CONGRESS ASSOCIATION,
On THURSDAY, the I1th OF January inf.
AT PU Lie A u CTION,
And the Houe Of Nj. BENJAnIN BuRDIcE ,iAnhol5eE
In MARBLE EADj
TIE whole Cargo Of the Schooner Betfey,
Capt. William Sinclair, arrived from Falmouth, in
Great Britain, nee the T Of December a, and delivered
for Sale to the Committee Of INFECTION Cor Aablchead
forefaid, viz.
lnyoice MOI, containing as caiks Of RAhns 90 Quar-
ter Cai Of Wine, boxes Lemons, and and half
hundred cherfe.
No. a. 60 cafkS Of Raifns, y eaf:s of Wine.
No. !. Al caixs Of Raifns.
No. .. 3, eads Of Raihns, eaas ofwne 40 boxes Of
Lemons.
No. s, a esss RaiEns, Of Wins boxes Of Lemons.
No s. le eal,s Of Raihns
No. ?. II eslks Of Ral6ns, boxes of Lsrnoss.
No. 8. saiks Ra6ns, Of Wine, II b Ees Lemons.
No. Q. 10 ealks Wise, u boxes Lemons.
No. 10. ealss Of Wine.
No. II. ealss Of Rains.
No. Ia. . rafks Of Wine.
NJ B. The fering co and charges Of Rains, is about
z4s. 3d. per c4. Lemons NJ box, s.. 2d Each invoke
will be put ap the erng cot and charges, per sd-
vaace, and halt per each bidder.
The Sale to begin at II o'clock, A. NJ.
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ST Q N, rHvssDA4, January S.

!, l..Sc- from Montreal, to a gentleman in
,own. informs that a comfortable fun was
az I'D ibr our fuaerers, in that place, and would
eo'i eis in bill that thc Canadians laughed at
nuas Of an, ri .e,hcnce, as il was not
a III, su % az g. 'sp s.or,,., to raiie 1000 men,
sotvl i pu Tss -sq' sdr,stor shc infamous de-
!gn Ans 'srl ~ . 'ug GNfarmers wiihcd the
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New Au6tion-roOm, Dock-Square.
Morning, at Ten O'clock,
wiz be isll BY PvBLIc vYNDUE,
At II u n It K RS AuGtion-Room,
DoSk-iquAre,
4 LARGE anSrtment of Engliih GOODS,
as ufua w. HUNTER, AuetOnser.
A L S o,
A Number of Silver and pinchbeckWatches,
quantity Of Indigo, undrisi Of Hosold Furniture, par
Gel OF new and feond-hsnd BOOKS in Boy and Divinity
The lale 10 begin Prsciisly at 10 oslosk'
THE Public are hereby informed that this
Town entirely free from the infection Of the
SMALLPOX, and that this wH &c the LAT Adysfsmest
on the oeeson, unei that dsmPer hOud again make It's
appearance among US, in which cafe Brethren in The
Country, may be aured Of receiving timely Information.
By'Ortsr Of the Selsefmen,
WILLIAM COOPER, T0wr-cIsEk.
Bottom, January 4, 1875.
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M IN d A Y, July I9.
i . S L . n.

The new meeting houfe in Brat,le free
is 10 far complicated that the church an,
congregation under the pafsoral care of tn,
Rev. DIR. Cooper, are making choice q
theis REFLECTIVE p.ws and we hear that OF
Sunday next they pIopoie meeting therein
for public wodhip. The architecture 0.
this buildings truly magnificent, and thc
Workmanship well executed.
Fxtrad efa letter from Psrtlneutb May "a,
4" Yeiterday morning about three o'clock,
one of the Kings msdengers came dow
here with orders to Gop the men of wal
from returning to Plymouth. and the FRI
gates from being paid off, and no more mel
TO be dilcharged but on the contrary, fol
the fifteen fail of the line, 10 get their flu
compliment of men, TO take in fix months
proyilions, and twelve months flores, ant
get ready for fea with the greatef expedition
E. SALEM, July I3. We hear that tb
ichooner -, belonging to this place
and late commanded by Capt. John Mafu
ny, is arrived in the Welt Indies, from III,
coat of Africa and that the captain an,
three men were dead but that The mate
and one hand, the only two of the crew
left, performed the arduous talk of nayagat
ing the; veileI from the River Gambia tt
Dominica in nineteen days, having at tn,
time twenty -6ve AAVes unde: their care.
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Que day Iaa week hn IF Mr. Saa,uel
}At., about two years ole, accidentally fell
'nto a tub of hot wafer, by which he was L
much fcalded that he died the mex, morning
Nrw YORK, .TayIs. Colonel Tony
is appointed Governor Oh Eait Florida in lht
Dom of Col. Grant.
On Thurfday arrived at the Hook, in 8
weeks and 3 days from Newry, in Ireland,
he ihip Robert, Capt. Matthew Ruff,
,avng on board upwards Of goo fouls, in.
,Iuoing children, paGengers from that port,
Who arc come over 10 fettle in America
We hear about half of them are to be land
ID at Amboy, and the fhip to come here
With the ref four other ihips, the Captains
# which, were Montgomery, Pharis, Mo
cutchen, and Cheyers, full of pslsngers,
Ately failed from the fame port, for Phladel.
,hia, where two of them are arrived. Ano.
her fhip of three hundred tons, Captain
Cunningham, for Philadelphia, and the brig
elliot, Captain Warng, for South Carolina,
10Th full ofpafsngers, were expected to fail
ON Newly about the 25th OF May. From
ne fame place alto, other vsilels were going
yIh fettlers for the Banks of the MifiGpi.
I'VE hear a'fo, that great numbers OF
efels from Dublin, London. derry, Belfaf,
Learn, COX, and other Ports, have lately
allied or are foon expected to fail, full OF
,sieRgers, for different parts of North Anne
ga. Thefe emigrations, it is though
nave already drained the Nothern parts OF
Ireland, of near third par: of its mott ufe
ul and indufrious inhabitants nearly al
If them being proteGanls --tholc left behine
'egin to be greatly alarmed.
Moa of thefe people being well KILLED in
he linen mandatory, if proper encourage
nent is given to them, will be an important
,cquGtion to the BIiiih colonies.