The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-12
mo. 63.


CT q to.crabiy correct idea Of tie superior
merits or the WORK, and Tie PLEASANTLY OF IKE,
author The reader viii perceive that laI:
Sampson was Iey nnticI 70 Choose the y. :.
as the place Of his csle.
81 letter from .Mtzy- YORK, 10 tie Eighf
Ian. Lard Spencer, ms britannia hfc5tS-
ty's Prtncihat Secretary q Soc, far .Ae,
Honie DeiiQrlmef:t.
"MY LoRD,.
| According to Your orders, was Fiji
ded III this city on the 4th OF JULY, 1906, 5y
capt. Sutton, OF the Windsor Castle. was
sorry his maicsty's ministers had iudge;t It
| unsafe that l should be seen at HaiitaA, ~
liad need to recruit my health, and 80 rctii-'
| force my principles. / feared 10 diS:ress
goAr lcrtiship's humanity with the account OF
my snfierings, CT / should have written soon
er.--Aly first sickness was the yellow jauii-
] dice, OF which nearly died 1 was after
wards seized witt. the rheumatism. and near
ly lost my limbs. am now, thank God, in
good health and spirits, spd, shall take eve
! .y means OF showing myself grateful for past
| favcrs.
! The day arrived, they we're coinmc-
| morating their independence, carousing, sing
1 ms republican songs, drinking revolutionary
ytoasts, bonhrcs blazing, canuons firing, and
HuzzAING FOR LIBERTY III
! was in expectation that the Lord May
! or would have brought the military and fired
On them but the Mayer is not q Lord and
, was informed he was seen drinking with
some OF the soldiers. They we've also ma
king an o,!tcry about Yankee sailor. called
| PEARcE, that was killed off by cant Whit
! by. 1t IS pity we hadn't them in Ireland
we might have ten thousand OF them shot in 4
day-and not a word about them.
- would have gone to the barracks myself
to inform against them, but there was no bar
| racks. The soldiers live in their own houses,
| and steep with their own wives. Nay more
they have counting houses, CLERKS, ware
| houses, ships, COACHES, coautry seats--the
! like was never seen amongst cornmon soidi-
ers
6 asked if there was no clergyman that
was Justice OF Peace, tohead the military
! They Showed me Bishop, q mild venerable
looking old gentleman, that would nos know
which end OF gun to put foremost /; filter to
| give blessing, than TO lead col'porals
guard oa''--no emsrSy.-And they say
the clergy don't act as justices in this country
| Indeed, the clergy here are net Ike certaiIs
ciergy-as your oldship shall judge.
! There is not a clergyman Of any degcrip-
! ton in NcwVorl, nor, as lar as can learn,
! III all America, thai lead a concert, or play
upon the fiddle, or that dances, or manages
! Az assembly, or gees drunk, or rides in at
tie death OF i fox, or that " ears brckskin
brceches, or RULED shirt, or sings baudy
song, or keeps mistress AN they DO, is
Itc-inaIry the young people, Christen their
children, visit the sick, confort t3e afflicted,
go to church, preach twice OF thrice on n
SUNDAY, teach the living how to live, ard tho
! dying how to die they are pure III their lives,
uncorrnptible in their morals, and preach u
UNIVERSAL love and liberation and what is more
unaccountGGic, they have no ythes, and they
live IN the very midst OF their congregations.
II mlght be bold to suggest any thing, and
! 1t would not be counted over Jealous, could
wish there was good book written against
tins abuse OF tythes; and, think, my Lord,
that Anacreon Moore would he a very pro
per person 1t would be q COOS! Means OF Pre-
OenfinS' emigration.
CAS- to the government: at the head Of it
is an cd country philosopher. / wish your!
iolfiship could get q sight Of one Of his shoes,
with quarters UP - his ANGLES, and tied with
leather thongs. lie has neither chamberlain
nor wee chamberlain, groom OF the stole nor
"a the oed-chamber, master OF the ccrcmo-
MES, nor gcntlcnah-usher OF the privy-chanl-
Der, nor black rod nor groom, nor page Of
the prlvy-chafnber, nor page OF the back
SEARS, nor messenger to his robes--he has 10
iTobcs-hotaing but rcd breec,ias which al.
Inow jest, and thread-bare one No lgtru-
fNi'Coo Al iliS DOl. -ititclt SSdTCISI
ictssary-woNan. He viii talk with any BODY.
Ike the good natured Vicar ct Wakefield. ii
the stranger talks better than him, he is viii
ling 10 learn; if he talks better, he is willing
the stranger should profit Tic is q simple
lgenteman every way, and keeps his o-vn cor
science, and his own accounts-pays MS own
dcpts, ana the nations debts and has boar
ded pp r.ytt niffIUst >,,,5 ~ L.Lf At ,I,y.or. g.;
the trcasury.--Your iofdship VIZ Sinifc !.
such an oddity.
ave 10 all VIC can 70 SHAKE him--we do
oil we can 10 VeX him---wc do ali we can to-
remove fin.--iIcis like wise old Dervise.
he will NOT be shaken--hc viii not be vexed
he will not be moved. IF he gets up, wo
say he is too tall. IF he sits down, we say
he is too short. If we thini, he viii go to
war, we say he is bloody. Il We think he is.
for peace, VIC say he is d coward. II he makes
a purchase, we say he ought 90 take it by
force. lfhe will not persscl.te, VIC say he has
no energy. If he executes the law, we say
he is tyrant.-I think, nay lord, with great
reference, that god London quarto might
be written and thrown at his head. He has
no guards nor battle axes, and lodges all a.
lone upon his old horse from the President's
Ihouse to the Cafifok There might be ain
cngravingto shew him hitching h;sbridlc to
Ia peg. The stronger in America might write