The gazette., 1799-03-25

to tru h. but Especially to your ienbty for the honor
of female worth alperied by brutal baieneis, aPPea
for prompt inlertiOn Of the following detail OF facts
In TIE next fentence he lays TO the public ear, ! an
concious the recital Of private wrongs ought il
ordinary cafes, to be addrefIed. My apology fer th
violation of this rule is found in the Gazette Of the
Ian. in a production entitled The Second Book o
Chronicles Again he f4ys, I" beg leave from mo
tive Of delcacy to dtnguilh tie lady by the name
Etaf ! would here ak from what motive he diltin
guifhed tbe LADY by the name of Etaf, in the Fr
Book of Revival Sc: This que(tion preiume TO fay
no perlon will be at lois, anfwer in proper way
aud manner. ] would here again ak What perfon q
common enle could uppole that the fame haDd wrote
the above (entences, that the ." Firlt Book o
ReywaI = The Doctor appears nov las he Prefune &c
fay ought fconvitlcd fef condemned; And Idoub
not but that he will receive the PuniIhmens, that he
fanguinely ezpe4ed would fall upon me. By the evi
dence have already adduced think it 70 manfelt tha
the DoloFs main objet 20 UleAd lad deceive tht
public IN their opinion relPeGfns the difficulty beweer
10 However, cannot but mention one or two fen
tences hlch find in the concnhon Of biz Fatese~t 20
the fame purpoie. H the faCtS be denied, let proc
Of their fsGty be adduced. II Jingle mlirep preentA
,o1 can be found il fh4ll be corrected. Rough and
bale has been the treatment dCicribed in the PEeced
ing hiltory-(his ftory,) both of myleIf and other
come lcd with me It be flown that II has been
any meaiure defersed from MIR. a and the plea ha bc
admitted in ex,enua;ion OF his COndUct buth Oh
impudence His offer 20 extenUase my conduct upOT
the aboveme ntiOned condition CoHiideT as an unpAr
dOnable nfult Does he not fecOllect how baeiy Tow
infanouGy and fcAndaiouly, ] have been tre1ted b.
him and his brothers family. ever fnce AT arch. II
certainly appears Il he had recollection Of any
chang that made in The lean ANA him. But hOWeVeI
the Doctor has not initiated any thing through forget
tulnefs but with bale ntent fOretsl tie public o
pinion, and 20 bar and preclude me from impartial
hearing How far he has fncceedcd cannot lay. a.
oF he has
to the utnoH oi hs wihes But great hAs been his
fucceE am afhamed thew my face, in tn open
ncld Of facts with ban. coulI 90 into detail q
of facts could fill up fome part of Newspaper with
extracts ofletters could mention what MIR. ID laid
Mr.. L. and what MIR F faid to Mr. G.. Bat hould
thereby reduce mylelf, to level with Doctor Charlie:
Coffin which would not do wereI to gain kingdom
As to my letters have nothing to fay, but 10 the
letter, which the Doctor fays Etaf ient me have h:
TO lay that never l4w, read uch letter in my life
And what his object could be in publihing it, cannot
conjecture he has been told that had not the Leaf
knowledge of L. And think that | convince any
perlon that fhe il the author oft. IF called
upon in proper (hall inlcrt and notice two
three ientence Of the Doctors and then cloie
the caue, briefly PotIble, The ID 5ctor in reat-
ing and Eating the converiation, which happened be-
tween him and me at my Office has gone wide, from
the truth One fentence in particular is abloutely
fale-lt is this" He alo declared that he had not
any tnlng agalnt me TOW ne COulo lay TO- cdnEo
conceive, when he knew that previous his calling at
my Office that his and his Brothers conduct toward
had been one continued ferries of nlult and and
bule. That agreement made between and his
brother relative to the lettement of the difficulty which
he hmlef had made between and his filter Eta
had been violated and broken in cSnfequence Of ferries
of letters, which had been written by him, his Brother
and his Sitter Etaf-Thc Doctor has Rated that
circulated report that Be intended a prolecuuon 4.
gain me for breach Of promfe This is as fafe as :he
Ian mentioned lentence, which have cited from the
Doctors itatement. "A Mr. M. a. whom invited
20 dine with me ore day, obierved when the table
that he heard, that Etaf intended prolecute me-
treated the lory as any perfon in my Gtuation would
and never expected hear any thing more about t.
Yet the Doctor has feen fit, wear il upon me how
have idea of being conhdered the father of il
The only fcntcnce that think necedary TO make
any remarks upon is the following Take care Mr.
- faid Mr. A. to the gentleman, you will be hanged
if you break your pTomie." / acknowledge that
made ufe of iome fuch exprellon fee whether the
Doctor would be good his word. For he had be-
fore aid that as had refuled give him any fat sfac-
ton for the injury which he luPpOfed had done his
filter Etaf-he fhoud take no more noGice Of me- than
he would Of table, clock, chair Il lcems however
that his feelings ran away with his word-To conclude
If have fad o. done any thing that i harh or evere,
or that has injured any perlons feelings il particular
let It be known and remembered that was provoked
and had occaGon 70 to do-lf any perlon hould think
fit to rcfen any part my treatment to any particular
peIlon or perons in a gentlemanlike manner ] llaIl
be always ready and happy, to anfwer for myielf-
Adieu-Adicu
PETER OLIVER ALDEN.
BTEyf7OieL 1zayeb 4tb, 1899.
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