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The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-12-29
For the MASSACHUSETTS, SPY

Mr.. THOMAS, -
IN the letter TO the Earl of Chatham, on the
4 Quebec Bill, which has been greatly applaud
ed as full publication Of that bill, | met with
the following palages, which think worthy OF
place in your paper.
% In the courfe of all the evidence that has
been laid before the public, we End that che
Canadians have expr. led one conaanr uniform.
with 10 be governed by their own laws, and tina,
The Eneliih have as fervently deEred "a be go
verned by ,hela of England. The Canadians
are above 100, 900, the Engliih not more thai.
1000, men, women and children. The legiila-
live was therefore to conhder whether the Law
and government ought TO be adapted to the man
or heJeuo.-7bve can be no rale far IRE eampoi-
inc of la4vs, but the Afimenis and iaeFnGtioas u
f6ef qvbs are 10 be sovensd ky them. In fate Of
of nature, liberty knows no bound but that Of
hyperion force" Jwa iaveata mstG nJgff," and
that portion of liberty which each man Is willing
TO give up for the convenience, iafety and pro.
teetion Of individuals, of families, of locieties
and of Rates, is the frlt principle Of law. 1t is
true, the multitude do not compete the form, but
it mutt correspond with their genius and temper,
70 thar their understandings may be prepared TO
meet, and their hearts ready to embrace It.
The habits, cuftoms and manners OF people,
ale the mirror in which alone their general dit
pofrion may be ieen even regard mutt be had
to their prejudiccs and their weakness, for LazV
mzR be 1st7ed (as Grotius has exprched ~
g eam jcgLa humane m5seiL!fatiJ." When Scion
was complimented on having given good laws 70
his counuymen, his reply was, " they are only
iuch as the Athenians are capable OF receiving"
Even the law of God, a, propoied by Notes, was
fubmitted to the judgment of the people before
it was adopted by rhem, But if thcie rules are
indifpeniable in the formation, they apply much
more forciby to the al7aai sfa6ljtsanent OF law.
IF nothing bur violence can mpgs law, It would
be fill greater tyranny 10 rob uaficn Of tbat ia1c
zvfeb fbey abbro0e By experience, and which s,er-
ds&rsd BY babt. Allowing then that the Canadi-
ans prefer aworfe lawto better, even that bad
choice is dcciGve upon the conduct of Great-Bri-
tain. They yislafd fbfwSfves mp 10 oT p'0fstzio'
and orr faith. Hoz0 then can Sce dsPri0s than g
fbt frf rights Of human nature
The foregoing paGages needno comment. II
theie confiderations operate with any force foi
the Quebec bill, every reader can Judge, whethei
they no not apply with equal force Agzigf ths
bill for altering the civil government OF ths
MaRachufetts-Bay. If it would be tyranny L
imteE a ssueymuGxf BY Oioltncs on the Canadians,
though conquered people, becauic contrary &C
their judgments, or even their prejudiees and be-
caufc they relied on the faith of Great Britain,
what NUT be thought of the attempt to eitaoiiih
a government BY military force over the inhabi-
tants of tie Madachu4etis-B av, of whom ninety
nine in a hundred utterly detef II, by birth are
entitled to all the privileges OF tngliinmen'
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Notwithstanding the psh las continued is
lone. and the CONTEXT has been 10 i.nart between
Mr.. Brckdalc's and Mr. Eurke's friends; there
never was /. eonrelted election carried on here
with leis disturbance and it is very remark
able that Mr.. Cruger has had much larger
number voted for him, than any candidate ever
mad before in this city though when ne hrit de
clared hmielf, ieveral perions iaid ne never
would get FIVE hundred men TO vote tor him
And the majority that Mr.. Burke has sos oVSg
M. Brckdale. is very extraordinary, when ii
IS conGdered that he was not declared I'LL the
lecond day of the poll, and that Mr.. Briclsialc''
friends exertcd every nerve in the opPoiiton.-
Upon the whole, it ieues to ihew, that the 90-
enlr voies is worth the attention OF every Perion
who would with to become member Tor TINS
lcity; and that there Gill remains in the electors
of Briaol that Vitne, that is not TO be influenced
by any ipecious pretences whatever; and that
will be biaaed by nothing but the good OF their
country.
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1rTtous SENATE

The DEEDsoft this FLAG1TtoUs SENATE
Win be remembered with Horror.
When PENsIuNED RAocamuTFINs
Shall no longer have the Pen runor their Mates the
Pence TO pay,
For inferting PufFs in Favour Of
So pRosTITurE AN ASSEMBLY.
R A D. f r,
. II thou art a 6ncere LOVES Of LIBERTY,
Refrain thine Indignation;
Perhass Providence permitted the Exienee Of fuch
Parliament
For Trial Of every honeit Mans lHTEoRfTY.
Iffuch was HEAyEN's VIII,
Thou oushteA to be thankful for holding in Adherence
What ScouNDRELs ofthe hr!t Magnitude ONLY
Can Praile without Bluih.
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From late LOndos Paper.
Lord NORTH's SOLiLOOUY

A Plague take that Bolton Port Ac, and all the Boi-
"A ronians--thoie ultimate people will be my downfall
tho.e punannica raicas will be my run.The public at
home perceive the drift and consequences OF tnae as
and think endangers their freedom and isc,!the
nerehants already feel tie bad effects OF il, and murnnr
ere atly-the cry is rong aganlt me- lha united down
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PosT-oSrIcE, BsFon, December a6, 1874.
THIS is to inform the Public, that by COM
patched from this Oifiee on THURSDAY next, at Nine
o'clock in the Morning, ofwhch ell concerned viii Fe to
take notice.
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sueu- Ssse Especially Of snas' s,.diyi mutt compel
hsm to iabm mag. fisnt.But how @
we prevent the doertion Of them lWe mu iend the third
II regiment of guards-they tried eoPswc may iuey de-
pend upon themIt will colt great fun TO iend forces over
efficient to fubdue the obfinaey oftheieebeous Americans
1.-THE people of England viii grumbs pay taxes fo
II ,ch purpoi:--but need regard their gumbling-
they have no iot- win the people Of had no
more.-l ure of carrying what pleae in the houe, Aye
out Of the houe ted have totally conquered all oPPo-
ition at homc-I NUT do the fame abroad-lhat which
gives me the mott uneafnes is the naughty menacng be-
hayour of the Spanh Comt.Shoud Spain prevail upon
French join with her in breaking the peace, il would PUT
Top all the fine projects of eabnet.-Wc mutt per-
aad France keep the peace, let it colt what It villa
ene war nau all events, be Pyeyentedo lhoud that
happens oud b. able TO compel the colonies to
proper obedenecand h be prevented, gold hath the
fame influence in France il hath in Engand.We mui
force the Americans fubmt By fire and fwora and for
which end we NUT ee zach officers for the conducting this
flair, as viii obey the private orders Of the ea5netWe
mu ALTO raiie ome regiments of Papifs in Canadlthey
may ao recruit army therethey will be glad tocut the
rhroa of thoie beretics, the Bofonans-A PoPh army
is by much the hea for purpoe-rhey will obey she
commands Of the without any heitaton-they have
been trained up principles pave obedience, and we may
be aared they will not deisrt.Ths mutt be my way-itw
anfwsr my end--t viii be refined by the eabnet-and
fhal keep my place. ~
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have jua fenie of the value OF heir cha4.s o.
Iti,uton, and had the faith Of nc Bi;slh cspW,
pledged TO them for their ieoure enjoymen! oli.:
The thing ipsaks for itielf.
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" Aay aeas tabkl9sd,
And % be fold bY EDE, s GI.

And TO be fold by EDE5 GILL,
THE 'Miiery and Duty of an opprei,ed and
enlayed people, Represented in Sermon, delivered az
Saibuy, July our;eenth i774s on day et apart Tor Far
INK and Prayer, on Of approaching public easties
By SAMUEL WEBSTER, A. M.
Subscribers are delired to call or iend for their
Books.
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Safnday nexs gcW BE bnbIl5ea,
t HOMAS's Bottom S H L Z T
A l. M A N "A G. X,

For the Year of our Lord God, I775.
Very convenient fer Merchants, hopkeepers, &c.
90 pate or hang up in their Compiling -houiess
Cores, or lhops.
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q To be 0 L d, agreeable 70 TIC
Americana CONGRESS- ASSOCIATION,
On FRID AZ the OH Of January,
AtPUBLIc AucTIoE r, ~
AZ The Houlc of Mr.. BENJAMIH BvsDIcx, fnnho!der.
In MARBLEHEAD,
Y'FfE remaining part Of the CARGO of
4 the np CHAMPION, Captain Nathaniel Fl CLOVIS,
follows, viz.
Invoice 8, fet of rigging for large fhip,
conGa Ing Of anchors cables, h hearth, coes OF
Iaee blocks Flip chambers wf &c. 2erng cot shout 45c
Invoice O. Mulard and paniih brown, sef about 81.
Inyoec Io, Cod lines, checks chair brais nas, and hemp
colt about gao /.
Invoice II "a sas Of Porter in bottles, es rot known
Inyoies q, nall oass OF inkpowder, and few other
packages the in voices IF which have YET been lent 10
the committee OF neeon but may /. then fssn, unefs
the importers a be 10 hardy to retue compliance VITA
the Afoeiaten.
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To be SOLD,
A GOOD HORSE, fit for Chaile or
I \ fsddie. Enquire Of the Printer.
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u tbt PUBLIC.

THE Leather-Drrfers, At their laa mseting in this
town, Voted not to ak mere than one Pifayees per
pound for the be csrding Wool that may be taken off the
Skins this year, which tenth part les than they have
been fold for, for feyera years An example worthy Of
imitation, twill tend greatly encourage ssr O4vs ma.
nu16es, which is 70 nsceay this day Of cruelty and
oPpeOn Il is not doubted but that the worthy Farmsrs
his and the neghbourag provinces, who have eeP to
dpole Of, will make fma zbs,ement in the price VI
Sheep; and the Wool Bune ofalnoi tie Whole pro-
vince is carried in Bolton and ChafeRown, who are
greatly fufenng in the eaue, hattsr oune.vey
that the gentlemen Butchers, viii be aiding and siting
ia promoting aay thing which may tend the benefit Of
the direed And have much charity for oar bEe.
then in other towns, pPoe they would take any ad-
vantsge or by any means whatever hneer the Wool and
Skins coming - rhis Market.
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RESOLVED,
THAT the cOnges requeft the Merchants and :
theirs, in the ievera colonies, lend Great Britain
any orders for goods and direct the execution of all Or
ders already ent, be delayed pended, until the fcn
of the Conge the be taken for the preleHa.
ton of the liberties Of A MRRIc A IL MAIDS public
14H Extra n JIsm tbe Mi"Hta,
CHARLES THOMSON, Sseyy
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For the M A S A c SETS spy.
10 fbe c a N A ID A Ms.


Gentlemen,
VX/E con6der you bveLrsr, entitled to all the
wv liberties and privileges Of EngLGmen, and free
Amyiear and il is earnsa win that you may forever
hare with in freedom and LappHsIf. The only realon
why condemn the Sasbee biz, that it lays iounda-
ton for yo~ and gav ~ we aim to eiablih pure
yaem Of civil and religious liberty through all America.
and that you houid in all epe be perfectly free as our
felvc. We -Peef that the essa to kecdom will endea.
perwade you that unfriendy you on ae-
count Of your rel gon, ahred fuch iuggeion is faie
we are your fan friends know that your interef and
elee connected. II remain free, you will be
free ALTO, and whoever endeayoSs divide US, is an snemy
to both. We trua your generous boloms are animated
with the mott free and noble sentiments, and that YOU WILL
with US, eiove all your powers, and rk every
thing for the defence OF AMERICAN LIBKkTY.
May the adent (mss of freedom forever ihne on the
inhabitants Of Canada. :,
SONS Of NEW-E GLAND.
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To be S OLD,

CT RA Y ED away, or holen, from a
~ Paaure, in Worceisr, the latter End of Augait laa
BAY M AR E, about thirteen Hands and an half high
PAGES and Trots, but inene chiefly to Pace has ima
white Spot the left Side of her Neck, near her Head,
and smother her ef Shoulder. Whoever will give In
formation Of faid Mare, the Owae vinhrop Chander
10 that he may have her again, ha be well rewarded.
KMingJ, O6Sb1 IA, I774.
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Af meeting Of fbe inhabitants of fbs fozOH IF DuxBURY'
on tie Iefb Of September 1874, for fbe PEPe Of ebehrg
a Rebreierfafius fbe Hon. CAMALIEL BRADFORD,
Efy bsonay std,ed and made fbe f0l0roi1g artH'T0-
Semenf 10 fbe rn1nrssn Acceptance Of aid OzOa, gig.
TtfIE adirel of the juess Of the general eions of
the peace and inferior court, court of common pleas
for the county Of Plymouth, to his ESceency Governor
Gage, puShed in Mrs. Diapers newspaper OF the I4th
of Iuly, I774, I acknowledge voted for. Ikewiie
at the fame term, voted addre late governor
Hurchinlon. For both nAances ofpy conduit am hear
ty forry and equally forty, that lad any thing In ia
your Of the ame and humbya the forgiveness Of this town
and whole community; PrOming on the faith of chrf-
tian that will neither ad upon receive Ut offered mel
any commion under the plan Of government and as
do as heartily difappove Of the late conduct of the Birth
Administration with refped America any Of this
community, hope be again reored to the favour and
6ieudni2 of the public. CAMALIEL BRADFORD.
A, the fame meeting Briggs Alden, Efq; made the fol-
lowing recantation, which equally Satisfactory to
laid town.
T<HE addrek Of the court Of general ons of the peace,
and of the jufiees Of the inferior court Of common
ucas for the county Of Plymouth, bis Exceency COVER
nor pubed in Mrs. Diapers newspaper Of the T4th
Of Iny 1874, acknowledge voted for, and, am heartily
lory for it, and huby ak forgiveness Of this town and
PROVINCE and promle Ineey and in good aith that will
neither an upon or receive offered me any eomm:On
on the new regulated plan Of government. For do as
much deteh the late eheme Of administration for iue1ga-
ting America any and as much dere the freedom
and happne as well enahP and favour OF my country
BRIG S A L d N.
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IMPORTED before the firif
of Aaguf, 1874, an Allotment of Englih, India and
Scotch Goods, and no~ to be fold By ID UNcAN
RAHAM, Jun. at his Shop in Union Greer,
Bottom, at Sczy Moderate Profit, WhOeiale sad Real,
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Tbh dey SUai pHbLl6ed,
THE Royal American Magazine, No. 8.
4 For AUGUST, 1874.
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oppoie, and il was repealed. Immediately they rs
cisratory ae, whole defgn needs comments abcsE
months after came out the aet, and TO th,
continues in force. Petitions after petitions irnt
his Maeiiy, but far from granting favourable ear, II
were dregarded Troops have been Cent TO force II
compliance, every art has been ue to intmdat-. -
one who is acquainted with the late tranaiOns eannol
obfere itttsd risn to enave chs eoustsl eyer mr.
fuse has been uiea 10 accomplish tsfut Gcd BE- pr,en
thew have not Get eeied it. What dependence then s
we have on shoe en Sh5 have endeaxoured ascompi
this plan Nothing doubt but fearful locking for . !.
;udement ipeedy compliance win this al Teens rs.-
raid; with the cafe Of SampOn and the phinesS sfr
she ensri6x Delah had found where his sength lays c
him Of his locks and the Philitnes upon the por
man. bound him neck and heels, and elaped him in pro
So when certain noble Lord has found how nearly set
we arc with this late plan, viii plume hmief Ies,
compliance ana draw terms Of reconciliation, peha
reduce US 70 fate of pioners, till we comply with
conuions Of leveral cauies Of The a Bsekise ~ g.,
barbour will Be rcd sadsd il fbs Bri parliament,
ebsass svbassuU stpsfss MaOaebsfti Gay sfbg pss-
vice " escy may make 20 parliamentary nAaIHra. Thei,
Ore my countrymen, take hsec, be not buoyed up wis.,
aIle notions be peedy in your dOngs but wait r.
,enty till we can hear from the oshsr colonies, and ds
not We al into Tome meafuress eettualy to frui
trate this late a Let nothing intmidate YOU, be paten
firm and pereverng, let your every action convince year
enemies, and the world, you fear nothing but auey.
BoSToNIAN.
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-: h,o,, nj. ne are hazsIdet, without rcifbh'y 81
900 Equivalent or compensation. You may perhaps thihk
I,vv founded upon this motion, will be his Protseoon
A.. m;aaken lift will. Who is to execute It ne nun
h hold man indeed who makes the attempt. IL the Peo
- are q exaDsated thar uniafe TO bring the man who
r,,,.d ,hrm 70 trial let the governor who withdraws
~; ,o ;utice look to himief The people VIII not en-
,e Il, thew would no longer deierye the reputation o.
h.rr defended from the ioins Of Enghmen, they ono
When fsand ND as an advocate for America, ifssimy
elf the mci friend of This country we iana upon sne
eomerce of America. ALLEVIATE your culoniess aho yos
M b.r, the foundation Of your riches and your ength.
r., the banners Of rebellion be pead in Amenca and
Won are an undone people. You are urging TN;
This dexStye ifue. You urging with iueh voees'
ana bv eaiucs tending 10 manety to thar iata foh',
fh,, hut that fate Of madne only could nipe iusn an
intention, il would appear to be your oece,1'e
In afen,ine to your late BILL reted the s'osn0s
meriea at the hazard Of my popularity there hox Ie'
yor phrenzy az the fame nque here. fon nave SnNnsea
your ground You are becoming the asgeos, ana onef
Inc tbe aa of human outrsges the people OF A@eea' ~
GS;eflng Them in eeEi. to military execution. Know
,h va iuper;orty of your disciplined troops, over me pro-
yincias but beware how you iupPy the want o.
by defperation. nead of tending them the owe anen,
YOU have fcn the naked fSord. BY the olive siAh.n'
mean rcpeal of all the late laws, ues 70 you, ana op-
prefiive to them. a. Ill,
Az their aid in coniitutonal manner, and they VIII
give il to the utmO Of their ability They nsser yet re-
led il, when properly required. journals bear .hs
recorded acknowledgement Of the zeal with which they
have contributed to the general nesees OF the aee
What maane is that prompts you 10 attempt oe'an'ns
that BY force which you may more certainly pressure re-
quiron They may be attered into any snns, eue '.v
are too much like yourelvcs to be driven Have oms m
duleeocr for your owa kenef reips their aurdy En-
Elm virtue retra your odous exertions OF authority
and .emernber-that the fr aep towards making them
contribute to your wants, reconcile them to your 60
yernment.
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ror the MAssAcHusETTs spy.
Mr.. THOMAS,

an individual in this time Of dihefs, ihal beg the
nsugenee Of the public while lay my thoughts before
them It becomes every to lend hand at this inn
portant erihs and il poble ward on the hrnkr aimed at
liberties and to offer his fsntimsnts' II Poiois to nm
der sy dangerous proceedings from taking eea. We
in pescexae cscumanses, let Us DO nothing which may
ebarrafs and perplex Gill , but et thoroughly
weigh al things brfxs we put them into ereSVsisn. MAJ
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wEDNESD AY. June zs.

A T ameeting of the freeholders and othe:
n inhabitants of the town. Of BosTog, ~
adjournment, az Faneuil- Hall, June IT ,2771,
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TO the I y 3 L q
a S the Times are threatening, it be-
hOves and all, go into the moi frugal Methods
OF encourage Manu- adures ans there great
Conumpton Of Gloves in this large Country,
nufaelus enough here fapPy the whole Continent which
will employ own people, and keep large Sum Of Money
here, which is annually tent England for Gloves, and
hiSh better and cheaper than be imported from
England il is hoped therefore, that all true Patriots will
encourage IL
Theic may certify, that PHILIP FREEM AN,
will uppy FUNERALS and Meehants and Shopeepe, with hs
Sorts following, viz. Bucs-Ssn Gloves, Norway Doe iEo
Purple ditto Cloh-Colour, ditto Wah-L earhs: ditto and
Meek Beaver ditto the mo Reasonable Terms, the
Bus GIsyE, ia Union-Streer facing the Sign of the
corniclds, near the Dock, BosToN.
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Parnaifian Packet.

III, poAsr BEER Of OLD ENG L AND
WHEN mighty Rosa beet was the Engi,'hmans 'oco'
w n eonoblrd our veins, and enlivend our Diooc'
~, f,,;rvs were brave, and eonrtiers were sooo
when GOOD Queen Elizabeth fat on the throne,
w.. roeee and TEA, and iuch aip-ncps were KNOWN
.rhe world was in terror il ere ne did irowa'
IA, ,,vyver. were T,rtuous neer fought for apparie'
By sonfounding with pHrpor and ftnssr the i"w''
Nor framing Of bills asaina ibsrtys eanis'
On, B,fbops were jealous, religion their care
Ard bo,.tlly fookc when in lenate they were,
Thar no Traitor dare offer popiih bill there
erh.v holay affected, the Prince oa the Throne,
\, h. hyoe throush the oath that he took with the SfoW
twas no aSs OF juiice, but one o. his own
our mobiles had honour in records OF lame
srlsr ions are bur ,aduws, and know but tne n'ns'
Their fathers eat beef, their ions who're ana game
with h,ef and their charters, how happy and rec
irbs,, ions. il THEY'VE charters, mutt i've upon tea'
And ernge to ycnal majority
ri. Rs;tans that once were Injured to fghtj
Nev tameIy tic down their petitions to write s-s -
Which carve fer laugh, and the boys iora Kite
III, ,.turn Of the feafohs are fttied by fate,
THE Tories may tremblc, though nov 70 sia'e,
And freedom revise with the new egnty-s's"'
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Yza ds, qpsi tasiiess, Pre- Raf 7yf~'e')
znd ,ola =, ioHN BoYLEs Printing Office, next door T.
the qsres Dove, in AiarboIoush-itlest. ,
TYPE WONDER Of WONDERS !
4 o.. the WONDERFUL APPEARANCE Of az On
se Devil ALL Choa, to Gentleman IN the town OF bpsn,
IL lac nights Of the 18th, 18th, and 18Th Of oeoser an
re whom " fome meaiase may DC a'nsu.eo the '"'s
thai have tate fallen upon thar unhappy Metropolis. ks
Lated to one hbours the morning after the lat VIZ
ration, Who wrote dows the narrative oia the GenSlaal
own mouth and Is now ade public ar his ds"e' as
lemn warning TO all hsie, who, for the fake Of sgranaz
inc hemtelyes and their families, would entail the m7 aoset
wretchednefs upoa MILLIONS VI their feOw-siearu.es
Adorned with four plates viz I. The Devil An Angel,
nib f4usrs in ont tard, pair Of eaie, in ib' sffr'
a. Besebuh, Loidug tn Bis rigkf band olo besk' and :"
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