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that an image carved yeaerday, exiited not
from eternity, as of difproving that power
70 render void and of no effect the votes OF
the church of Chrii, refdes in fable coat,
ffarched band, OF a miniaerial beaver.
ihould even Judge my time as prohtably
peut in evincing that tae NEIGHBOUR and
ais CLERICAL etponfnt are both maaken,
when they fpeak of CONCENTRATING mar
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5 / had placed ! certain
claimant of high powers
and preroga;iyes, the iul
lial letter of whole chrii
tan name agrees to your
ignature in lat 1hurfday's
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INTELLIGENCE.
B o S r 0 N.

II l. urks knowing
there was a carlton
OF only 1000 men at
Giurgewo, intended
to make themfelves
matters Of that place
by fuTprize ; and ac-
cordingly 5000 men
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minlfer and a julfice Of the peace theS
mer calling it their rifle 0S and Ih{ RU
their s6FcT part. &lE
rs fhoIld fell tholc two gentlemen. ron
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WEDN ESD A Y, September I.
4 . S I q N.

We hear that the Rev. Mr.. Ebrn,z.r
Kneelaod, chaplain to his MsjeHy's soth
regiment of foM, has received the honorary
degree of Doctor Of Divinity from the Uni
verify of Dublin.
DIED. MGs Nancy Greene, daughter
Of Mr.. Rufus Greene, merchant, Mis-.
Abigail Harris, widow of the late Captain
William Harris. Exe,et, Rhode Iiland,
the Rev. Jeffrey Champlain, many years a
teacher in the BaptiR church at So. KlngRon.
HALIFAX, (NoVa. Seafia) A1g4G II.
At the Superior court for the Kings county,
on the 9th uIt one I'd Donahoo, was in
diced for an aaault and attempt to ravlih an
infant Of eight years of age IL which he
plead guilty. ;'and was len,erccd TO fand ia
the pillory for ono hour, pay fine OF Iol.
to be imprifoned ono month, and to 6nd
(ecurity for his good behaviour one year.
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sUnder note letter (g) in the remarks on the
former part Of this letter, we noticed the g,ear
cafe with which Mr. Oliver went into the re-.
form Of all thofe parts of our conlliiu.ion
which left any comfortable fhare Of the power
Of government in the hands of the people here
ne really finds an abfolute necsfiity for an alte
alton, as neither grand nor petit juries have Of
late anfwered the expectations of gsvsrsmsn
& &. the tyrannic uiurPation of this Detected
sa6si, who had they not been oppo1ed and ex
pofed at the rilque of projections even by infer.
matter. would have left this unhappy people
few privileges to boat of long e'er this day
But thanks be to God their wickednels is re-
turned upon their own heads and in contempt
of all their ambitious reveries, contribution
We truR will one day take place throughout the
Nothern colonies, which will as efedusIly e.
cure the lubjea from the nroads OF oligsrchi
cal or mo0archical defpotiim, IS thefe ulur-
pers would have their tyranny fresd from every
reRraint on the part of the people.
RI With all due Difference 20 Mr.. Olive
hyperion learning, we queHion whether the Bi
tin barons in the reign of King John, hsd
luch exalted conceptions of their loverrign. as
10 luppofe him capable Of altering the courfe,
or totally deprjVing them Of all their 5onssrJ,
at his pleafure which however NUT have bee
in his power on Mr. Divers hypothesis, apc
none who reads that period of hiitOry will quei-
ZION whether il was in his will. On the Who'll
we conceive that Mr.. Oliver had better ad JOUR-
his lcheme for an American. lord msnufaefory,
till his fon Daniel and foms more of the de.
lcendants Of thole primary peers, give bette
evidence of their fuitablsnefs TO maintain the
dignity Of Earl', Marquifes, &c. than has yet
been exhibited.
III Beth colonies and churchmen il Teens,
according to Mr.. Oliver. are childiihly lkitsiih
atout the alteration of charters and conititud
ons; but meaere all thsfe bugbears, fame
alteration Eecedary."
Let lhofe VINO would know the opinion Of
the tea fi,elmen about pairing down, altering
and vscaIing f1lsmn Charters, treaties and com.
osd., PEI ule Vattel en- ,hsTe fubjeai and com.
pare bis kntiments with Mr.. divers, snc
then determine for himlef which Of the twe
ryGems gives Us the f4irea project ct pTomot
Tag and iecurirg the peace Of lOci.TY.
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For the MAssAcAusErTs S 2 Y.


Mr.. THomAs,
Plsaf to inert the Jo.9'r0iagiH y'ur mkt paper
a Gentleman Of this town addreG-d the
"A Superior Court this morning, Informing
,hem that he had been notified he was returned
rs q petit ilror-ThH deceucy, If not cut!
Induced him to attend their Honours and &C.
quaint them that honour, Juice and good con.
lcience forbade his fitting upon the live; ane
properties of his fellow fabieets, under the
direction of q Court, concerning which the
commons Of this province-going on TO recits
he Relolvs,s when he Wa. Interrupted by the
Chief Juice, peremPtorily demanding 1t ne
refuled TO lerve He snlwered, that he came to
requelt their Honours to excuie him, and beggeo
thrir Honours would hear the realons for his re.
qusa; he was again proceeding in delivering them
when Mr.. Oliver told him, the Court would
conGder of il repeating you Icfuie. aud the
aw mutt take ITS ccurie. The gentleman iaid,
he had only preferred rrquse, attempted to
give his reafons for TequeliiOs an exemption
from lerviug his country in this one inRance'
and waited an anlwer from their Honours, that
ne might know his duty. M. Oliver sgsin
anlwered, that the Court will coniider OF it,
and e. it now Itancs.
Rsdml1ay. P. N Stetem6sr !, 1878.
The refolve is quoted in the third paragraph
of the piece Gsned Vox PoPULI:
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T II u R ID A Y, September Z.
II q g. L O NJ

Laf Monday the militia in this town
had their fecond training for the prefsnr
year the company of Cadets, under the
command of Colonel John Hancock, mul-
tered in the forenoon, and fully convinced
numerous spectators. among whom were real
Judges of military exerclfes, that they were
jufIy deferving of the reputable character
hey have acquired in the knowledge of
and the company of the Grenadiers, under
the command of Lieutenant Pierce, made
very 6ne appearance, and did themlelves
honour in the characters of folders the
other militia companies in general perform
ed their exercifes with an exaanefs that
could not be expected from companies who
have had 10 little experience.
An unfortunate accident happened on
Monday Taft; as the Artillery company
were firing their fsld-pieces, young lad
named - Milton, living with Mr..
Thayer, houfe-wright, near the South
battery,ran before the mouth Of one of the
cannon the infant it was fired, the
wad of which truck him on the head
and wounded him in fuch terrible man
ner that he died the next evening.
Ii 10 faid there will be fome Aew ap-
pointment Of Governor, in one Of the
New-England governments at leaf, very
lhortly.
Yeitcrday was held at Cambridge the
annual Dudleian Lecture. The iermon,
was preached by the Rev. DR.. Cooper -
The iubjed was to deiea and expofe the
errors OF the Romilh Church.
On Thurlday night Taft the houfe Of
Mr.. Martin Bicker was broke open and
on Saturday following fellow who iays
his name is Levi Ames, was taken up
on fufpicion and examined before one of
his MajeRy's Juitices of the Peace be
confefed that he and one Joieph Atwood
were concerned together in the theft part
of the money was found upon him +; Att
wood Immediately abfconded, but by being
purfued was taken up at Portlmouth,
New. Hamplhire, Taft Monday evening,
and brought to town yeiferdaY; he ALTO
confeied being concerned in the above
theft, and lome of the money was !ikewifr
found upon him they were both commit
TED to goa: Theie are the villains that broke
into the boule OF theRev.Mr. CLARK, inLex.
Ington, laff Spring fome of tn: plate iuP-
poled to be iiolen from Themes was found
at the bottom of the Common, where th:
Amss (aid it was hid.
DIED MRS. Alice Sumner, wife Of
Mr.. James Sumner, houle wright.-Mf.
Flood, wife of Mar. Flood at the King 's-head.
z,vivss. PsueiioD Somes and Lshl, Halt
AK Furre!l, Pifc2iaqus Wier. Quebec; lii-
es, New LoLdon Holmes, EfcqaIbo Wei.
or, kIadeirs Kent, LsndOn ADD New Csilles
horton CAPE NieOl. >Is'k, Me- P'osre &C.
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me to make il pieafc uaiveria'ly. In,
&c Bfiti!h conti,h,on cor tdeiec IS wrh,a
re colonies attained us glory. The book
a5 ient me is in iuch 'eqael, tia, | have
'ot ben able 10 keep i; long ehorsh b ne,
. con'der It in all It's parts. win 60 hear
now it is received In the hou.e Of commons.
find by the publications. both Ut Governor
Pownal and Mr.. Boa4n, ,hat they each IL
them adopt the idea ct All union and tepfe.
ientauon, aod | think il Ihuf mote aud
more prevail. The afgunient sga:n.t "a
from local iaconvenlsncy, Enuii as it APP
pears to me be more than baauc'l by gfea-
Ter inconvenIences on nc other ice the
quetiior, the grcs, difficulty will be in the
tetms of union.-I add no more, as fear
I have already uelpailsd much on your time
and paie =, but that am, Sir, your oblig-
ed and mott obsdent humble feryant,
ANDW. OLIVER
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GOVERNORS LETTERS, Sex
Continued With REMARKS"

Continued. With KEMAkAo.
A S to the appointment OF the council, am OF
"A opinion that neither the popular elections IN
this province, nor their sppointmentin what ARK
called the royal governments BY the Kings
mandsmus, are free from exceptions, eiPeciAll,
if the council as legislative body is inlende'
70 anlwer the idea of the houle OF lord IN tns
Britiih leg Culture. There they ale inPPoied 20
be free and independent body, aud on thea
being fuch, the ftreng.h and hrmneis OF 'h'
contribution does very much depend Wherea5
the eleetion or appointment of the councils 10
he manner before mentioned, lenders them a.
ioeelher dependant on their conitiIuents. nj
king is the fountain of honour, and as iuch Inc
peers of the realm derive their honours from
him(b); bu, then they hold them by iurer te'
nure than the provincial councillors, who are aP'
pointed by msndamus. On the other haae'ou
popular elections very often expoie them &
contempt; for nothing is more common than
for the Representatives, when they Ind The c1un.
Gil little untraaable at the cloie OF the /3Shf,
TO remind them that May is .. hand. PUl
Il may be accounted by the colonies Y dan
perous 80 Sarlit efraelirnhfent yetto MAKE ~
leiembllnce as near as may be to theBrii.h PAT.
liament lome alteration is necefaY(il.
II is NOT requifte that | know Of, thar coun.
lellor Mould be frsehOlder his reidence &C
cording to the charter is fufficient qualihcati
on for that provides only, that he be an inha-
bitans OF, or proprietor Of lands within' The dill
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(kj This fhould think efficient bar in the
opinion Of every coed man againA an intro
jutlion If ! equality amors mankind, which
reyer took place in any country, bat the Coz
que ces foorer or later were ievetely felt,
itnels Poland. Deomsrk and Sweden, indeed
n the world where fuch petty tyranny pre-
wills The very Circumstance which MIR. Oil.
.er complains of Is the thing that beyond all O.
theirs pennies lsaing felicity toNew England
How Ing and nightly, cid the brave Roman,
frugge for an Agrarisn law, which through
Gods mercy has defended to Us as a birth
light
IN And very mil indeed, If this csbal
could have bad their will How ftrongly brealhes
the f7irit Of that heroine, who wi(hed hes
g brsfksrCiszSizs oiiVS fbaf be migbf DIsPfRsf
ibi5 scoUEcREt MOB" through all the Wi ings
If this meek AID humble faint
M Reveries indeed but the author had
done well 10 have read the fable OF the boys
and frogs, and conldered what was lpsrf to
him might be 6sIfb TO ind.flite numbers Of
his c5nntryures
~ pitiune, Mr. Oliver, would have Ih'
reprsisnla,ive b5dy Proponicrah.e 10 mas legii
Isliys ccuncil very mall.
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The refolve is quoted in the third paragraph
of the piece fsned Vox PoPULI.
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is added. copy Of the bill; propelled fot
their relief.
The two laf mentioned pamphlets have
had feveral editions in England in a
few months, and are juitly eReemed BY
good judges to be the beR wrote pieces
that have been pupliihed on ths fubjeet
thele many years.
70 ThoGe perIons 10 whole hands prcpcials
are lodged for printing DR.. Watts Palms
and Hymns upon an entire new plan, arc
denred to fend the fame to E, RUft!l az
foon as may DC, that an etimstion may
be made OF the number of books that will
be wanted. The above will be contained
in concife pocket volume. Thoie
churches in town or country that Vie this
verion may treat with the publifher on
eaiy terms. Said work viii be put in the
prcls Immediately, and will be printed on
good Milton denny paper, and neatly
bound.
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COB HEM E T,

DENTIST to her Majsay and the Prin-
cefs AusEa.
DEGS Leave TO recommend to
- the Public, his newly difcoyered EE
6nee sf Pearl, and Pearl Ds'fiJTics, which
he has found to be greatly hyperion not only
il elegance, but ALTO in efficacy, to any thing
hitherto made ufe of for complaints of the
7tktb and GHms Particularly they will pre-
Erys The Tab in perfect found fate, even
to old age; they render them white and
beautiful, without in the leaf impairing the
enamel; fafen fuch as re loofe, keep fuch
as are already decayed from becoming worfe,
prevent the Tosfb-A sb, perfectly cure the
Seuyy in fbs GHms, and make them grow
firm and elsE to the teeth they likewife
render the breath delicate, fweet, and re-
medy almoR all thoie diforders that are the
eonlequence of fcorbutic gums.
Sold (by appointment Of Mr.. Hemet)
wholelale and retail, BY ". BGyLky, Perfu-
mer, in Cockfpur- Rreet, near the bottom
Of the Hay market, London, and at .EiE-
an SeatI Irilh Linen Store, near the Draw
Bridge, Bottom. New England.
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WILLIAM pSCO.TT
A,the IRISH LINEN STORE in 'Aan7
Areet, near the Dxaw- Bridge, -RoRons :
Has jdls imported from LELAND, 7 i
/ n Large quantity Of 374, 70
~ and yard wide-Linsns of all; prices,
Diapers, clooting dlsto, .Hnekabuck, Dow
las. Table Cloths, q ythswide Sheelngs,
white TickeD, brown Hollands. sc. s. -. !.
A great variety Of European and
india Goods, LadlongA which <s9s te9el
EiUths, Lambfkins, Coatings, Baizsss 10
fix and worried StuRs, Poplins, crsRss
Denmark Luffres, Mlihuets. Dottehsehs,
CambIets, worried Damaas. &c. Sattins
and capuchin Silks Of all colours, with lace
and fur trimmings, Ducapes, Hriped and plain
Lu,earing., Englilh Damaiks. sc. a large
ailortment Of Ribbonds, Gauzes ,friped and
lowered Jaconet and 8 4 wide book Muffin
of all prices, Jerfey, Aberdeen knit. and
patent ribbed mems wosised Hofe, ditto plain
of ali colours, for men, women and chile
dren; with too great multiplicity of goods,
iui,able for the feafon, to be enumerated in
an advertisement, all which will be fold at
the loweR reduced prices for ready money
only.
Excellent Gloucefer Cheefe,
French Indigo, Teas, Coffee, Spices, &c.
patent Cakes for making the liquid filming
backing for lhoes and leather bostomed
chairs. Sc. number of low priced bound
bsoks of divinity, Bibles, TeRaments, &c.
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The

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qctbtF,ieads of Libsrfy andn(fal Kn0s0lsegs'
PROP OSA L 5
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II with. 4 long: quarter deck, = prime
(ailoi, and well found in everyEefpeA Sold
Of exchanged foi a veGeI Of 90 or 100 tons,
andshe diffsrshcepaid.. EOQdire. Of kEwis
GRAY, at bis houf,. New Bottom. :, =
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OPpofte Mr.. THOMAS LEVERErT,s
leading to the Market,
Informs his friends. and the Public, that be
has received in the feveral laR fhips from
London and Scotland,
a LARGE and Grand Abort
4 - ment of
BOOKS in all Arts and Sciences.
which, with rs former imporrations, make
as largea collection as is to Be found at anv
Store in America. As he intends for Eng
land in the Spring, every Gentleman who
mav' PIeaie to favour him with their cuff
tom may depend on purchasing at little
more than the Rerling colt and charges.
Fhe Leaf favours gratefully acknowledged.
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And to be fold by

And to be fold by
JAMES-FOSTER CONDY,
AT his fore in Union-areet, directly oppo4
fife to the Corn6eld, Bottom, =,
a POEM, entituled the GRAVE.
A By ROBERT BLAIR, * 2
The b0Gys of9S;nted far all sbs Eving. ToB.
To- Which IS added, 7.'' :
An ELEGY, written in Country
Church Yard. By MI. GRAY.
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WILLIAM SCO.TT
A.fthe IRISH LINEN STORE in Aan7
areet, leaftAs Draw Bddgs, -Roeons :
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hir, and conveyed him to Albany for exam'-
na,ion. In indictments crimes have been
sid 10 have been committed at Sheffield IN
the county of Albany. Mr.. lngerfoll, IS
hereby rsqueaed to ufc his u'moa influences
tina, the alarming conisquences, from fucn
proceedings dreaded, may be prevented, and
that the fears of the people may be Quoted BY
a fpeedy determination Of that unhappy con-
uover(y.
"And whereas it has been reported that the
fupport given by the Great and General
Court, to the Judges Of the Superior Court
hath been inadequate to the fervices perfor-
med, Mr.. Ingerlo is hereby rsqueRed that
(iflhis report fhall appear to be founded IN
truth he ufe his irAuence, that their faiarles
may be augmented to fuch fums, as fhall be
efficient to fuppoTt The dignity of the Of
fee.
THEODORE SEDGWRK, per order.
"Which being twice read diltncily twas
put TO vote paragraph by paragraph, whether
the town would accept of faio report Ii
paHed in the aft. NATIVE nemine contra
dcente.
A true copy,
Attel. STEPHEN DEwcY, Town Clerk