The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-06

In'nd,hem Of the taxes they have to pay. and OF
Inc parP 'sSs 10 whi.;a they arc s,,p,;ctI AMI.
gray do sir, show them that here ns'.y i'ai
v'da ii sinecurc piacemen, aid ~ o.y ps,ss.isccs,
enc OF whom swallows up nure OF tn. taxes
IN one mont, than goes to the leepirg or al, the
poor in Droafoid for w;,ole year. Sinu,i thew
still lie insensible to your eloquence, retpnu
them OF the history az. the la.log. not forgetting
Your ut'! n.ighbOr late i t.nant of Newgate
Your reverend coa;iju.ors NAV expouna TO them
the case OF the holy doctors O. ,Ieara of he re-
vsrend Mr. Beazely, and bid any one produce, II
he can, any thng the Ike thersof in Any oiker
reign Any loyal lady, who changes Ia be pre-
sent, may enter upon the rise, progress ard sus.
pension Of the delicate Investigations" and It
they still remain uninoved. why tell them, tell
them Yourself, sir, TIC history Of the Carriers
and their snecure. . -tss
Be it knows then, to these Of our ncirbors
amongst whom you have circulated your letter.
that Loyalty now a-days means The getting OF n
good round sum annually out ct the taxes, or at
least it means living upon the public. Far this.
we have a fine practical inst.n in Mr.. GARNER
of W:ckl!am. who, though he has never, during
his whole lifetime, done Tor the public one SIN
gle hours service; though il has been gwen i /,
evidence before the house Of commons, that he
never has meddlcd At ali with any business for
the public. though these facts are indsputab!e,
tbs Mr.. GARNER does get Of the pubic money
upwards of twelve thous and pounds year. ari.
shiE from All once, wnicn he mas enjoyed ever
since he was boy at school, with which, though,
not formerly. profitable. nearly sa profitable
as At present, was always place of grea, profit.
The total sum that he must have, during the.
| whole time, cleared by this place, cannot be less
than three or four hundred thousand pounds -
1t that is not proof Of Loyalty, ao not know
what is proof ofloyalty. But, Mr.. Carnier h S
given still stronger proof of his LOYALTY for.
not content with pocketing, out Of the public
money, twelve thousand pounds q year, under
| the denomination Of profits of his office of APO
thecary general; not thinking this a sufficient
proof OF his attachment to- the king and his gov
ernment, what does he do, but gets post in
the army at the pay of ten shii;ings day! not
content with twelve thousand pounds year out
OF the public money, out of the taxes that we
pay; not coatent with this immense sum Tor do
ing nothing, for observe, it is proved, upon oath.
that he has never meddled with any part of the
business; not content with twelve thousand, a
year for dong nothing, he asks for, and gets
from the government, from that government
whose conduct we are to have jubilee tn an
piaad; he gets from that government AIN allow
ance OF ten shillings day as medical officer
in the army; and while he lives constantly at
Wickham, he is now actually in the recent of
tins ten shiings day (unless it be very lately
taken OH out OF the taxes that we pay Ave.
well, indeed, may men like this, hold 4 Jubilee
IN praise of this long reign Of war and taxation /;
this reign. the wars of which have perhaps nut
into the pockets Ofthe Carriers not less than two
hundred thousand pounds.