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cate, and q. few dried IA, but no water, beng
fhort Of thar article them!elves. Upon being
delired to lend their bear, they acquainted
Captain Haggey, that they had none that it
had been cut up and uied as hrewood, and they
had then only the laa flick of her, the keel
whereupon he ient them, in his own boat, bread,
beef, potatoes, candles, cheeie, water and fire.
wood, for a month, to carry them.to Antigua,
for which iiland they bore away.
The Cherokee Indians have given the itrong-
eft affurance of their Peaceable difpoiition in
conlequence of which the alarmed inhabitants
of our weltern frontiers are notify returned TO
theit settlements, and have erected twelve flock
AIDE forts for their future iecurity, hould any
liia yreement happen.
There have been no new alarms on the iide
of the Creeks. The head men Of that nation
continue to diiayow their having given any
countenance to the great outrages, and express
much concern thereat. They have declared
that " they do nor want war, that they have
war enough with the Choetsws, againa whom
a great party of their nation is gone that as
the white people began; and there had been
blood fpilt ON both hdes, they hoped matters
might be the more eahly accommodated and
that the party of mad young men, who COM
mitted the murders, ihall be called in"
All the iettlements near Ogeachie, in Geor-
gia, would have been totally abandoned, had
NOT Mr.. Galphin been interchangeable in collec-
ting and encouraging the fugatives to return
and build forts, among& whom he faid fifteen
days, while he ient into, and till he obtained
satisfactory intelligence from the Creek nation.
The late inltitution of Chamber Of Com
nercc in this town, it is faid, has given rife
to an idea of forming Chamber for Hou!e)
of counterpoiie."
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ter his brother, who was iooker on, iup-
piled his place, and getting the better of his
antagonlit, won the game, without any one
of the players, or thole that were in the
gallery, knowing any thing of the change.
The other particular was, that they were
both addicted to the fame paflions. Origny
became enamoured of the vifcounteis Of
Eiclavole, abeautiful, rich, and virtuous
lady, and made overtures of marriage to
her. The fame tender attachment poneh-
ed Immediately the heart of Scihomc, who
was quite ignorant of his brothers addrei-
ies, but being appriied of them, he altered
his purpoie to the advantage of Origny,
who married her. The fame accidents that
happened to the one in the courie of life,
happened alto to the other; the fame fick-
nefs, the fame wound at the fame time, and
in the fame parts oftheir bodies and when
Scihome was taken i'll of the dileaGe he died
of, in the thirtieth year of his age, Lord
Origny was, at the fame infant of time,
attacked by the fame difeafe, but recovered
by the Kill of his phylician an unfkilful
one, who had i'll treated him, having fallen
to the loe of his brother but when he
heard the news of his death, he had fuch
languor of fpirits, and fuch fainting fits,
thathe was once thought dead.
The courtiers of the Emperor Auguffus
brought into his prefence young Greek
who refembled him in every feature. 1t is
hereupon related, that the Emperor, having
long examined him, afked at laf, by way
Of pleafantry, ifhis mother had been ever at
Romeo "No, pleaie your imperial majefy,
anfwered the young Greek, who perceived
the drift ofthe quefion, but my father was
there feveral times"
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T UE S D AY, March zo.
B 0 S T o N.

A gentlemen in England, writes his
friend in Philadelphia, " the warlike pre-
partitions of the French, | imagine, will
alarm all Europe; what their deiigns are,
time mutt bring forth The infurre6fion
at Peterfburgh, we imagine is fet on foot
by them, and his Pruaian Majeity is at the
bottom of the fcheme. We expect foon
to hear of the fitting out fleets, and tending
armies to different parts, as we certainly
will not be tame fpecfators."
LYME, March II. Yeiterday one Will
liam Lamfon, of Martha's- Vineyard, came
to this town with bag of tea, about 100
weight, on horfe- back, which he was ped
ling about the country. 1t appeared that
he was about buGneis which, he fuppofed,
would render him obnoxious to the people,
which gave rcalon to fnfpea that he had
fomc of the detachable tea lately landed at
Cape-Cod; and upon examination it APP
peared to the fatisfaetion of all preient, TO
be part of that very tea; though he declar-
ed that he purchafed it of two Gentlemen
In Newport, one of them it is laid is Cuff
tom-Houie Officer, and the other, Captain
of the Fort, whereupon number of the
fons of liberty aAcmbled in-the evening,
kindled FIRE and committed the bag, with
its contents, to the flames, were it was con-
fumed, and the afheS buried on the fpot,
in teifimony of their utter adherence of all
tea, fubjeet to duty for the purpole of
rafting revenue in America.
CHARLEsTowE, rs. Carolina) Feb. IL.
Laf Wednesday put in here the brigantine
Sufannah, of and for Rhode-Hland, from
Hiipaniola, having been blown off.
Captain Haggey, of the lhip New Market,
which arrived here Taft Thuriday from London,
on the 10th of laG month, in latitude II, az,
longitude "a, met with aoop in the greatelt
diHrefs imaginable FIVE poor emaciated crea4
tures on board accofing him with up-lifted
hands, crying, they were 81 lfarving alive, !" and
begging relief. She proved to be the George,
Richard Jufice, matter, which had come out
from Virginia fifty days before, laden with
Indian corn, bound for New-York, and with
only one weeks Provifon. They had fubffed
for fome time on nothing but corn roafed in
an iron pot, did not underlfand navigating the
nOop, and in that conditioa had been driven
ito and fro, till they met with veiIcl from
barbados, which ipared them man to avin-
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For the NJ A S A { II U Sc IT'S SPY.
The franger that drVsllstb NTH yon, JbaR be
into y0u, as Ons barn amOngf y0H, and thou
mall loOs bimas tbyf5: For ys 1Uxrs fran
gSrsin the LaHdsfEgypt. lam, &c. Levitt
Gus, XIX. "a.
Thou (aH not opbrsii a franger. Far w knoaO
the heart gfa fraager, jseing ys sOsys fran
gvs,intbs landsfEgypt. Chapter xxiii.Ie.
7bs LORD yOnr Con, the Con Of Cons /;
and LORD of LORDS, a great Con,
migbyandteyvibie, sObieb yegardetb not per-
fans, nor taksfb rrzUards. He doth execute
tbsjHdgment q tbs tatberisG and l0idosv,
and hvstb The qrangsr, in giOisg him t0Od
andraiment. LsOe ye therefore j9yangers
For ys sOsrs Graageysi in the land Of Egypf.
Deut. x. ~. 10. Io.
a N article of news from New York
~ ayeth, orders are received from lord
Dartmouth, to prevent the Paaing any more.
bills, Tor the naturalization of foreigners,
in the colonies. How doth thefe orders
agree with the divine law in behalf of fran
gers, Leyiticus, xix. "a.
If the Jews, who were peculiar people,
and by divine appointment feparated from
the re9 of the nations of the world, were
commanded to eiteem franger as one born
amongf them How does fuch orders it
upon Governor of a nation of Chriitians,
who from other weighty reafons is to look
upon all Chriitians, from what county TO
ever, as their brethren, and of whom the
mott are defendants from progenitors, who
were once frangers in the country of which
they are now natives.
If 70 numerous people, whole native
country was too fmall for them, and who
on that account were obliged, themielves,tO
quit their native foil, and look out for
livelihood in the adjoining countries, were
not only commanded to fuffer itrangers to
dEOell with them, but to deem them as one
born amongf them, which ibjS fat7o and
without even formality naturalizeth Them
to all intents and purpoles 1t feemeth to
be an indifpenfible law of nature. What
then ihould we fay of orders from one who
prefideth over council of men, who are
made guardians of an uncultivated hemi-
iphere ! Don't he ieem like the dog in
the fable, who being made keeper of the
fable Kindred the OK from eating the hay,
which himielf had no occafion for. Let
me ak fuch councillors, what hath made
the Englifh matters over North-America.
and put the Colonies in 70 HouriihiRg con-
dition /? Is it not becaufe they obferved the
commandment 7; and are not theie orders if
obferved, to procure two fold mitchell, firtt
impeding the population of North America,
and fecondly, an encreafe of the iealoufy of
the Americans, which to endeavour to re-
move would be good policy in a Britifh
miniiter. This ieemeth to be forerunncr
of fomething worie, nothing lels than flop
to the emigration of their Birth and lriih
aarving tenants for otherwiie their order
would be very triAing. Stree the Princes
in Germany have long ago topped the emf
grafton, knowing that it is strengthening the
Engliih and weakening thernielves.
PHlLQXENUS.
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ed to Old Spain. The Spaniards are IN
the grcatef conformation, as they are abto-
lutely hemmed up, and thcy viii be nlorei 10
if Crab Hand be frongly fortified. 1t is a
very valuable Iiland. 1t is faid to be as
tine and large as St. Chrifopher's it will
certainly make a great noife in Europe.
The Dutch factors here have acquainted
their correspondents in Holland with this
intelligence. The Lord iend 4 WAR, is
the general cry here.
We hear the blufering, heetoring Lind
zee was lately broke that the murderous
Capt. Preiton died of bleeding at the
mouth AMI that the infamous budding
ffon took his departure from France to the
realms of darkneis few months pait. 80
may all our enemies perth
Esfraa efa letter from PHILADELPHIA, 6atsd
M0eb II.
sc Capt. Love arrived here, left London
the 10th of January, and the lie of White
the goth. We have few papers, one as
late as the 27th of January The accounts
of the deRruetion of the tea at Bottom is
publiihed in the papers of the 22d of jan
uay and our tea ihip, the Polly, Capt.
Ayers, arrived off Dover 1Sth of January
no remarks in the papers about either. The
paper of the 2oth of January, fays, the af-
fairs of America will not be taken up by
Parliament till the leflions is pretty far adj
vanced. BY the papers there has been
great infurreeaion at Peterfburgh, but can
not find out particulars. The Ruliian
troops are ordered out of Poland, and many
regiments from the grand army on the
Turkiih Frontiers, are going for Peterf-
burgh the remainder of the Ruflian troops
are gone to winter quarters, and letter
from Paris, dated 18th of January, fays, it
is pofitively ailertcd, that orders are given
to all our regiments to hold themfeives in
readiness to take the field upon the earlieit
notice, and that an army of 100000 men
will be anembled on rhe Rhine in the
Spring. Our London fhips were to fail
about the 10th of February
DIED. Mrs. Phillips, wife of Mr.. Phillips,
rigger. MIR. DAYTON ihoemaker.--Mrs Nav
ton widow, in an advanced age, and Mr.. John
Dymond both in the lms-houie.-At. Rox-
bury, Mrs. Elizabeth Pearfon.---At Woburn,
Mr.. Jolhua Richardfon. SalemS MIR.
Samuel Blyth.----At Hardwick, Mrs. Wheeler,
wife of Capt. Wheeler of that town.-Deacon
Christopher Page.--At Grafton, Mrs. Oar
ling, wife Of Doctor Timothy Darling At
Middletown, Mrs. Chauncy, wife of Nathaniel
Chauncy, Efq; of that place.-At Cape
Nichola, Capt.Earl, ofthis town.
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uiiige to ourielyes omit making public, that
not any perlon in this town could be prevailed
on to accept CT the infamous employment of
Transporting the Tea, faved out OF the Msiirs.
Clarke's brigantine, from Cape-Cod TO the
Cattle but the repeated fluctuations of the
owner were refufed Notwithstanding the liberal
promiies of large reward, though we had ie-
veral vefels here unemployed.
''Ir affords us great pleaiure and fatisfaetion
that our highly elteemed brethren of the town
of Bolton, have made 70 brave tand, in defence
of American liberty, and that wiidom, pru-
dence, and for;itude accompanies all their pro-
ceedings we return them our iincere and
hearty thanks for the intelligence they have from
time to time afforded us and hope they will
continue their oppoiition to every mealure tend
ing to enlaye us, and with their manly forti-
tude may be encreaing under the great public
grievances, which by their Gtuation they are
more peculiarly expoied to.
JOSHUA ATKINS, !
ISAIAH ATKINS,
JOSHUA FREEMAN,
SAMUEL ADAMS,
EPHRALM HARDING, Committee.
THATCHER RICH.
NEHEMIAH HARDING,
BENJAMIN ATKINS,
HEZEKLAH HARDING,
The foregoing after being leveral timesread
was voted mem. con. to be expref6ve of the
fentiments of thetowh, and that il be recorded
on the town'sbook, and fair copy attefed by
the TOWN. Clark, be transmitted TO the Com
mittee ofcorrefpondence Of the town of Bottom. :"
{" VoTEp, That the foregoing Committee,
be fauding Committee of correspondence
for this town.
A true Copy,
AtteR, DANIEL PAINE, Town Clerk.
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yss n4risss, tf,is H. As-.lsi Siss2j .,i,,
And 60 be id at ED1s and GILLs Printing Csc saa "
sAmvsL WnirIso, 10 Mariha's Lane,
A FAITHFUL Teifimony to New-Eng-
land by the FLOWING celebrated Authors l. h'. 10.
.,,,o Mtsh. extraAed from Inirumenr of his, DARED
December u, Ie6s. II. Mr.. John Higginfon Gs'sd N
sermon to the General Count. May ~, 1861 III. Hon
william Sloughron, E; in sermon preached BY .m IN TIE
Audience of the General Court, April 1863. ~. Inc
now with nav dying Hand gp my Concurrence to the above
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ALL Perfons indebted to the Eitate o

ALL Perfons indebted to the Eitate or
| "A WILLIAM WHITE, Eiq; lste Of Boton' -desea,e'
are dersd to pay the fame PHELPS WHITE OF spotn
Hamp,op in the province Of New-anPhe, Executor OF
the Ian viii aad Teeament ofte faid WILLIAM WHIT
and thoie to whom ad Rate is indebted, ae dsed 70 reno
in their Dem ands to faid Executor
For the Convenience of many concerned ne pSrpos 20
be at Bottom from the Sxrh Day Of December nextIen
DAYS from the ririf Day Of February-Sx Dsys ans
from the Twentieth Day Of March----Six Days.
Enquire for tie ad WHITE, at the Shop OF Mrs- MAI.
lcARLr PHILIPs, in Cofnhil.
To be fold, Part of the Elfate OF the
abcveiaid WILLIAM WHITE, at Public vendne, 70 the
Ihishei Bidder on Thurday the Eighth Day OF December
next, viz The HOue where the fad Deesaisd lately swe
plsanty tuaed at the North-End Of BosToN, with bfr
Store. Stable -Hcu, &c. Three beautiful Gardens
adjoining, &c. &c. and FINAL piece Of Land near Charei-
town Fery.-Alio fmal Dweing-iouie "a HuA-sueet
and large Store in een-streeThe Vensue to be A
the a mentioned stoIe Ten O'clock IN the fo;n0o. o.
fad Day.-The Conditions Of Sale to be Teen at ts tame
and Place OF Sale.
N. B. The Premiiss may be viewed On InsSay ana
"Wednesday preceding the Day Of Sale. ~
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parnanian Packet.

caSrteL 1oIe',.ot-
Ga tIs Marriage sfNr. CT r. q
- MiG Sz44-Y B-a-Aa11-sf. 4 \
TT graceful cafe, and fsscsnsi' void Of nt' y'S
Can gain eaesm and eaPtivats the hearts /: Y
When lsa6biisy with virtue jOih'' )
And acIas sentiment each thooght rehns'i :
Ee'er thoic charm, which ornament the hu,' =
Did with beau,eous iUrm compleas a who'll ~
Then lovely Nymph, ia thee all thefe combines }
Ani by rcAeaion make lea brighter ihine. x y
On this blett pair, may evry bii' deieena' 80
o NAV their happiness neer know an end
But ,cyfa fcenes each happy hour iurround' :,
Wills each new day with new delight as 0ewne'
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qbii Das suei pnbEAed,

And TO Be 5 o
Nv MILLS and HICKS, Printers, in School,
nreer, B 0 n,
DICKERSTAFFs BOSI y N
ID ALTMAN X for the Year Of our Re
drmpton I7-s; Embelliihsd with Cuts, WIS., hns
ReOreientaton Of a Nxw-ZxALANP WARRlok
Two NArivxs of NEw-HoLLAND Advancing t'
combat..----The AnAroMy of MANS BoDr, Al 60
fs,ned By the Twelve Cancellations.
CoNTAI NIFc,
Difficulty Of the EslPtS for the ha Day o. easn on'
IN the Year Eqsatioa the Eaunoesd Points tr the mn
Day in each Month Vulgar Notes; Es7ia Ming an6
f,tng al the Sun and Moon Feval and other remarka
Al. DAYS. Judgment Of the Weather; Length OF Days
Tine Of High Water Morning and Evening Mo0ns race
ru and Change Dihanees Of the principal Towns on tn'
Consiasnt from Bottom, with the inseImsdnte Danees,
eUutoa he and the be Hcuies for Travellers TO put VI
ar Time Of the Superior and Inferior COults attns IN th
Provinces of tbs MaGashuets- Bay, Nsw-amPhIs Rhode
lna,a. and connetiirst, Vacations Harvard Coiege
Friends YeSriy Meetings Fairs DC.
4AJo elssssg va,iry Of is9rsang' S"a HlgHf MAN"
solss!ed fran Nsmssy of AUTHORS, vfS.
An Account of the | SHAB rANTs OF Z w.
ZEALAND, collected fem Dr.. AAwkEswoRTh
Compilation Of the Voyages to the sOgrH-sxA;. ..,
=. go, ia; 0.br,sdI which gives an Aesoun
ct nauy nVuar CaEoms Of the Savage Aaon called cHA
TAwsor FLAr-fiEADs, inhabiting chat Pat Of AMEtI
Ga particularly the curious Method ofueatng their Sick
~ bsakns the Necks Of oe whois Diodsrs Obiuats
add Recovery douSuI; tns' MODE OF performing funer'
cbisquiss, Sc. go
SseA Ps:scs Of PoKfRr, adapted to the -Four Ssaion
the Year.
An Eiesy on ,hs Death Of mad Doc.
MAxfMs for Prime.
Ths Chandler Of the Frsnch Nation.
A memorable Example OF rain Judgment.
The fatal Easets of Revenge.
Riddles in real Life.
To AIT WHICH rs ADprR,
The Subaance of the Firit CHI ARTE r
Granted 20 the Province Of Mahachuie,ts-Bay.
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lWILLIAM BAN T.


Bees Leave 70 Inform his Friends, Cufomsrs and others,
that he his TO fell, by whoelale and Retail, his
sTOR r., fronting DocK-SovARE,
AGEN ERAL AAortment of Enslifh
and India Goods iutibe for the approaching Sesipn,
fBs qoBos Of 1Ubicb IVA, imported bsss re sIf If F
AaeaB. Among which Goods prime Choice OF fuperne
afIs, popadore, white, green, PeaCreen, SeA-geen,
barry, black, blue, brown and cloth cOioured DAD
10 TIL s, midding aSd low priced dtO,with Shaoons
and Ts;mm:ngs match the Cloths alto Of SILKS, viz
Padufoy,, Daespes, MansUas Lusclngs India and Engh
d AMASK, Piece of gary slsgam svbHs figured
EUTESTRINC, Jingle and double Sattins, black, white
and elon figured Satin, black, blue, green and white
half yard Rssans el-wae Pertains, half ell ana eI-~de
AAod, Brolioesblck bloc and eTimon thick COrduioys
6f Mems Wafeoati and Variety ei o,hss ARTICLES ths<
are commonly in Ufe at this scaion Of the Year.
s.~ The aforementioned Goods viii be dlpoed Of at
the very lowef Rates. lald An s extremely dsross
Of exchanging all any Of them for Artis which Is
more convenient v bin In thee uouhchme Times, via,
CASH. rs
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TWO Hundred Pair of Woren's Lesthcr
SHOES and PUMPS ifrnsthh or WsA-ind'
Goods will fuir fox Payment. Enquire OF
DUNCAN MGR All A M, jan.
Az his op in Unon-reer poon where may be PYienaiec
few ENGLISH GOODS. imported before the 3iit o. ho
ann on very low terrns.
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MILLS and HIC ks,

ETURN their Thanks to fuck Cen
N ,Ismen as farnhed them with Lis for their RE G /
sTER laa Fall, and cbsinsly Offered TO AHA in correcting
-. fre fo the snfng Year liz pubcd and the &c.
Rsception il then met nth has encouraged them to
On, % the Pres their REGISTER, fer ITS, they
hose that Gentlemen boh in this and the negheou'ng &C.
,slnmsnt that have been appointed Into Os either "
Ill, Military or Eeceaiea, will give the Editors immediate
Noies that their NAMES may be inherited in The fame
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Ia DC - h ~
A FARM in Shutefbury, containing
"A about 1877 Acres Of choice Land, 20 Acres of ir
the ben Of Land for blowing. Atsue So Acres thar wild
make the bea for Moving, si wel wa:efcd. A low
Houfe with Cellar under the whole n-zs Stoned, Ia:
Chimney ft arch. Three rooms with Fire P!asss.
beGdes Bedroom. pretty young Orchard that u.sds
few Barrels Of Cyder Is Year. About eight Acres Of
the ad place planted with Corn, and foed With Grain
ths Year. and four Acres more cleared and lowed this Fall
with Rye and other Seeds. few Loads Of lay ext
there this Year, and PsRuung for few Cattle. The
Whole may be had now for about [.izoo Old Tenor.
Apply to JEDUTHEN BALDWIN, Of BRooKrIEED.
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ALL Perfons who have any demands on
IA the eiate Of SAMUEL RUCG LES, en deesAled arc
dcGred to bring in their accounts to SAMUEL
inn. AdmniIaor, for aduiin,sn and all psons that are IN
debsed are deired make Psedy payment TO faid Admmi
TRAITOR -
In. h. BuGnefs carried on as ufual by THOMAS RUG
Giles, thote good euomers Of his Fathers who Pee to
favour him with their euRom may depend on thelr being
well ufed, and the leaf favour gratefully acknowledged
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IDAN away from Newbury-Port, q
| N Negro Man, naned CHAR1 rsrowN, about Eve
jFsss tx Inches high had blue Jacket, and Duth
iBfeeehes, Dfbca Cap, very Slack Fellow, one Of hs
Fingers made crooked and by Means Of Fellen. Who
svef fecures him, % that may have him again, a have
six DOLL AIRS Reward, and all necenay ch&ges
paid. JOBSPH LEATHERS.
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AS the Times are threatening, it be-
"A hoves one and ALL go into the mot frugal MethoS'
90 encourage our Msnufsture and as there is grea
ccsfumpton Of Gloves in this large Country we can ma
nuars enough here fapply the whole Continent, we
~I employ suf own people, and keep large Sum Of None,
here which is anncaEy tent England for Gloves, an
which are better and cheaper than be imported ro
England il Is hoped Therefore, that all true Patriots VII
snssurage IL.
% appy Fnasras and Ne chants and Shogkespers, with IN
sor following via. Bue-Skin Cloves Norway Doe, ditto
Purple ditto Cloth Colour, ditto wa-Leabs. ditsO, and
Moek-Beaysr t,O at the mof reaiOnabc fsrms at The
BLux Grows, in Union-Stsset, facing the Sign OF The
Coruafeas, nsar the Dock, BosroE.
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MEL eff ;ma~dam iuOita fine Lib"taff' u =
NXTHEN tyr.ne' Der the Continent ecs s ~s'' 'P''-
ri, is.re now eh.ngd from th6le they daily ay'
And feek continental fafer Ky.
America invites them to her anna.
Ard fniine Freedom offers " al her charms;
There, where her noble fpiri, is not broke
A Gaze may bluaer, Bernard naape the yoke'
And Hulchinfon nations rage provoke
But when tho eoateR comes, the mighty ODDS
A7prars like ilayes contending with the Gods. -