The gazette., 1799-02-11

fon thati of god moral charaaer poLtHtd o P1lA
eples which lle thinks bIaiphemous viii pe odous Ae
dlf greeare her, which conrciVe is tue Gaze wan
me- Sometimes am alr-oR Induced 70 declare ioiemn
~ thar wi never fern any connection WIN ehs pe.
con whichever IN the uiatrmorias line IL IS impohbe
for me to leave ,h. town until Inc r OF Au9u next
&c
At this time Etaf tho c had renounced the idea oi
4 cont;npan5c of the acuudint2nce, ard was tdgucd
with thi- a letter yet deiIrous ct eeing Mr. a.
In letter 70 ne fauc time after, he writes thus"
with to fee hn-not lue for pity, nor to offer myie
or h ppnrfs facr flee him, or any other Perlon,
thar can treat ne with diGonour; but be iatshed
with regard iome particulars, ShIch cannot &C ~
well exp aipcd any other way
From further inform aton, however, fhe found IRE
hGablc motives to forbid any further communications
from him either IN PEI on or by writing
Fer entirn e1prefed il he following letter
dated foms time in June, I79S.
MIR a.
have pafed over your treatment for ioEg time III
ence merely fatisiy ylc fully with regard to your
conduct A. Il refpctts and The motive, which has
hitherto attuated YOU: but have now fuch lri king
proof, of your baencls that am not any longer at
ois what hne o. condnf TO purlue.l told you III hy
IAN letter tina, vifhtd fee you again but the m
former on have oh aned together with the ietter
received from Youlalt, which think an nlntg piece
Of arrogance i luicent 10 forbid You cecr wi IN me
again, or tending me any written mehages; for I'm
fully feaible thar yon delute of every PrncIPe,
tha. conti utes a true Cen lem4n. Poor, unworthy
man both pity and deiPe you; for cannot iuPpoie'
YOU can enjoy any rational bap3insls with iuch d-
petition as you ro1cfs But i one thing IN your
favour, that is inleniibiry VIII y is iuie aptido.e
agsinR that pain, whiea ynr conduct 70 rohy enu
ties ysu. You have been pieaied to II .nuate, tnat
fomc circamnance knowu only 20 you1e has produ %
a change in your fcntaens IF Ihs circumitance RI
peCls mylclf you are challenged to m ':c i public s
extenhvey as vou pIeae. II yo1 co1cca H. as believe
you viii let the honour be yours Of itrkn TO Juit
by fal and pitfu pI etonoe behavIur, which Iroi
good principles can derive no defence As you have
had the anhood Of ,owing fume oF my pat letters be
10 good to puhhth this openly that every ore may
iee that as have never trifled III you mott heartily
deipife YOU a. boyih vain and mPertncnt t1iler. 40
yourieIf leave you, and bid y1ua final ac'eu-
During the whole interval Of time betSeen MIR A.
return from Ny, IN February. and my return from
the weaward in July, rad c1preled 20 fcut ent %
him on this III jec&. The Indulgence % leGted il
Ny, joined with the events which had taken place
Brun wick in that interval! icrved excite frons
fulpicon at lesR, that MIR. a lad coGdu6 him
felt in mRnner atoTeiher gene and manly. had
lived in habits Of intimacy with him, and C0nhdered
him my friend add companion 10 treat him as fuch,
while doubted Of the propriety Of his behaviour
oiIible; 10 hold him enemy, WITHOUT giving
him opportunity TO ffy hi conduit, ackn9wI-
edge his error, would have been unluft therefore,
wrote him the following letter.