The Newport gazette. [volume] (Newport [R.I.]) 1777-1779, 1778-04-30

.'be So'onies, cEa any Of them, 10 the fcrm
OF It's anc'est csnftuiios 10 il feed before
the ne1olea coy Of thofe where the Kinx
non'nstsd the G've' aou, Couneil, Iudeet.
and other MasiGraies, to romins,e fucS a,
sh>r d'iere,ion, siil .hs Kiss', fur her
Pleiirre be known.
Ihatss the powers OF 'hs former Com.
m'ii'one's had b en- obj,etsd to, 70 the
Congrsh had r.ifed diffisul,y On pre,erc.
OF thsir non sdmifion Of their ttir - 3.
Iadtfsa|'" SiGr. Tha, meaning p.,ee
Il C. els, he ~as refolv,d that mi, diff.
eolty ihou!d not asnd> in the VIZ. o. a ne.
gcciation far tina, the Csmn Ai :ner. were
70 admit it upon catering iAto treaty, bst
as point 70 be given on ito amis able
ie'nins,ion. A. the Amer. ans nioat
clan their ird Gems nee o. The outlet.
h: wcud not ieGa On their ,enousci,p I,
till the usaty fhould receive t.. fual rat;6.
c'tion by he King aud Parliament Of
Grsat B-..aiu.
Tha, the Comnifioa,r, fhould be il.
4 uStsd 10 nesoei,tc sov coms reafon,b bic
and moderate con,fibution towards the
eammon defe'ee of III: empire whsn re-.
un'i:d batts Ike away all prse nee for
not iermiaas'n, this urh,ppy diff.reree.
tee eenfrihssi:n rvas not ~ be Unified cs
a:s fins qua nss Of the treat, bu. ,ba, il
the Aueri:ass fhca.d rsfufs 10 rcsfor able
ard equitable P;0peh ioa, they were NOT
20 eomplair, if'hsrrs:tsr ,hsy wsrs no, to
look for 'uproct. from ,h.r p.rt of he sm.
pirs TO- whats exPsncs hey had refue3 10
contribute hat il might be aA.ed if his
fentinents had always bssn fuch with ,e.
gard to taxation anG peace, and WY he
had lot made this prcpo6.ion q. . more
ei,ly Perioo ! TO thi. he snfwer.d, his
erininn hid ever been that the rnomen, Of
victory was the proper time for sffsrar
te'ms of roneeGioa. That the Hou.s
might rem ,mber, that o. the bepirnias Of
the Se6ioa he bad d claed. tkst fueh we're
his fen imeals he a, that tins thought
ths the vida'ie cbtsinsd by Sir Wiz
lien Ho@t had beea more tseifve and
that re krsw ntsh!-g d General Buv.
goyns', misfortune. Tha, whes the new,
Of .bu misfortune had Arrived, sad that
The victories cbta,sed py Sir VIM. Hove
could cot &c 70 imsrovsd, 70 10 hiader
Cereal W. fhisesoa from Appearing with
l7ne faper'osi,y in shs field and thar the
kin.S troops were obliged to retire and
for,''y 'semf.lvs' 10 ~iater qusr.en, the
6rR hing bat oeenrsed to him, a. the "a.
s'o7 was Till &ronx asd vigrrous. ,ha. they
eou'd raile runser Of men, and that the
rs'ourcss we're f.s from sxhsuAed, that
their Rrengt, fhspld b sxersed 70 repair
lef,. and TO FuHss the wss with vieour
70 happy tsrmina,ion bu, when BE re.
"A eted sron the ouesriaiaty OF events,
which had hitherto 70 mseh diGappointed
his expectation. ind that in cafe Of the
utnoR ;rec.is, the tens which he now
p'oPofed MA be futRsn,ialy The I.me
as te ihosd P op,fe the height of vic.
iors. he isv no reafpn TO p'svsaf the pro-
tracing the w.r. The .ffaGoa OF bleed, and
sad the inmederats expsnes, he woald
tffs' the fare props d ion nov.
That he was eosvinced that they would
c-rGdersbly aid the ope,a.ios Of war, q
they would ihemielve, be sided By he force
in A7esiea, which wss fill very great;
,ha' in cafe no,hiig fsrthef could be dose
BY .o'cs as any rsts. they wosld be fired
with mors .g'sce tbsa hereafter. That
the events Of wsr 10 Aas.ics had turned
on. very fFsfensly rom hi' expectations
that gusl 10 &c had teen Proeared to BE-
fspt'o Amsnsa, bdt 10 ntss psrfofs hi.
the to.