Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-09-27

state and age IS TO think, viii po.,r
tered from the exposure Of hyno..ooe d.
crimina'ity. Though an envenom o.sy o.
has repeatedly labored to organize NY N'a
der ii ha, not diminished my zeal, w. n.y.
Gated to love virtus and desbise cu, ns''se
Gracious heavens what barbara,
TO wound the feelings Of such a N.Y. W. Ne'
this.
/" | shall now procecd,' he cop,iD,.
to deyclope a series Of transactior,g I
ELL me with s<,row; I aliude to w.,
+: HASTINGS, whose zeal character | no,. .%
I; lily misunderstood" Mr.. HASTINGS. u
racter 90 rot pretend TO Know; but {,
j the siy!e in which Mr. Williams is pIe,.
F! 10 spea! OF him, one could imagine
could not be g>n,l2lrar-.--neither d
know how he first become the object d5
: protection )" but take God to vpe'
that tie brmecton Of such wretch y
pears 70 ne thousand times worse thu,
seVe3a yeurs IMbeuchment.
he afterwards gives an account cs 4.
manner in which he tosk Up the notion 4
being ueeIM TO bir. Hastings. As b,
friendships are erected on IN ample BASIL
! pursued ms foes whercy5rd found then
Daring the iast niae Yeas, have edn.
more periodical publications than any oty
existing hsYson4ge, and ia all Of them
constantly manifested ny jerVo,u for hi,i
nay, jeren lost TWO Of hem, viz, the Gr
ana the Goasct, OF which was the par,a
iroGa a suPposltlon that paid more a,,a,
ton 10 the cause Of Warren HuStiugs tn
10 the interest of The ppoprietors. In.
voivrd MS h9ho1r in in n.y best and asst
| PobftaH- flem&. / have argued in hi, BE-.
h:,.l Ia every class nf society, until ny
vehcrnence 5egot thirst: and saoner&9.
yield 10 the idea that he was the agrr,,
hI%' enemies mad depicted, relinQuiAs
the acquaintance Of some valuable gentle.
men, "->-here is a sacrifice -" who vgn
the common friends TO lAr. RWke and Mn.
SELF" Poor gentlemen! their fate mus
excite ply wherever it is told. They kl
he inexpresslble misfortune. because lbr
thought Mr.. Burke right, and N!r. Hst.
mss got quite SO Innocent as it suited M'
Wiilians's views TO think him ias; at tia
period, to close the friendship" ola MAJ
who declares, in the work | hold IN nv
hard, that he has not " friend in AL
world,' and who must be known to a
in that deserted state, whether he had d.
clareJ it or not! For, Gentlemen 5og
should he have friends? Even if natqr,
who set her mark upon HIM, had not point.
cd him cut as the enemy of all mankM.
sill It appears from his qualifications an.
daily increasing Iibels, that he is utter,
incapable offeelilS any degree Of friend.
ship for any human being whatever Is
nothing is too low for his rancour.
Tier Msjestfes on he throne, with Al
that is great and good in his equity
h ve ben jnvoil-;3 is h terma it.. in lis b3+
A;y performances, protest, upon my horr,
would not say 50 in this place, unless he
mad pat the book ia every ones hands
there are some passages ghich, if [ had .
defend MS brother or myself. woaida a,
nav could not, read il court Of iastc;
thvle are 5oaac passages tAatrehect NOT Only
on the prjrc= Of Wales, bat on h:' iIiusr'
ols consort and The innocent ha5e in tho
cradle, that no consideration would mdq@
me 10 read il conrt Ct Justice. III
sho,iId be n saaly, uouII ask !os%,
5ake he book ta3t contains them ou.C
con,s AM read il; and this is the man wa
conea here to jus;ity his character l''
Is tie common truGucer, ihc general loa'
!"r, wno asks you 70 put your hand s%'
into tie pocket Of ,Ir. tau!der, and'S'
4 Gaze his ,I:'me.
To be caa.iaaed]