The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-01-11

80 OtNClSs HAS accumulation oil pow
ers often renders the provinces pre-,
10 tyranny. If the numbers of com
lPialnts aud Instructions demonstrate tn,
l'InsoPportable oppression under which
province groans, the governmen
sends capidji with a secret order fo
ms execution, or another pasta with al
army The guilty pasha is seized hi
bloody head is exhibited on the gate o
the seraglio; his wealth goes into the
Golfers OF the State, and thus the peopI,
ARE reveDged.
CtoTn.-Do you think that I'm a lord.
.gasteY.---Lord! lord of what?
,Ctow'.-Ihe Lord knows, Tor DON'T.
Last evening about FIVE O'Clock, a:
MT. Webb, who has the charge of the
lNew-York Coffee House, since the IN.
fortunate conclusion of DIR. Sykes's at:
Ealrs, WAS taking some refreshment with
ln English gentleman in the coffee room,
4 consequential rap at the door was in-
Ftantiy followed by the entrance of a
middle-sized, stout, fierce looking man.
dripping from the rain like drowned
Irat, with frock coat, sort of cock
adeln his hat, and pantaloons with gold
iacethree inches wide upon the seams.
Were is Mr.. Sykes p demanded The
straFer. iIed-decamped-
'Non'st anventus,' said Inc English gen
tenn. " Nom-what did you say, sir ?''
replId the ipquisitive stranger. Il saw
ID pin English then, Sykes is not to be
tounF Failed p said the stronger.
bltlnlhls lip, and looking grave. Yes,
sir $ For how much ?'' Only the
small matter of 10000 dollars .sIs
that II! A mere trif1e. wish | had
know of his troubles. Forty thousand
pouns is nothing. would have assist
ed IN to any amount. Perhaps, gen
tenn, You don't know me. am
Lordharles Montagu-son of the Duke
OF Mntagu, and now Captain of South
Ameican ship in the port But poor
oyke When was here before, fire.
qua7lY lent him two or three thousand
doifrs at time, and he always paid me
WIZ the utmost punctuallty. But never
Jcol1, wet and nungro 2rruu,Jho .~lo.r,-
(vo, set me on dinner? % We can
Vie YOU a cold round Of beef, sir
-SteiFeES we'll that viii unswero-and
Dhe beef was forth coming. Waiter !!
bring me bottle of wine" sWho do
! you say ii is for, SIR 81 am Lord
tharles Montagu, son Of the Earl of
iontagu." ''rhe devil you are!' ex-
damned the English gentleman, starting
y in amaze. Just now it was the
)uke of Montagu. Why, sir, you have
sot the form, gait, majesty or port OF
Iobility.' His lordship made no reply
b this, but slowed away the beef as
tough be had been on short allowance
| Gr fortnight. Shall bring you Ma
/. Gira, sir? p Madeira? No, it is a
i 0mmon low wine. Have you any old
| IDrt % Yes, SIR Well, bring me a
bottle of that away went another
krge slice of beef. My lord said the
English gentleman, 'what uniform dc
Iou wear p g am in the Mexican ser
ice. But am partly in undress at this
moment; nay servant--curse the blum
lering rascal, why does he not come
las gone to Bunker's for my trunk
where have been staying some days
las wished TO spend short time witt
Imy friend Sykes before sail. This i
Ia very good port" he continued, ant
ldown went another glass.
Landlord,n said the Anglo-Mexical
lord, Have you any Burgundy 2
Yes,' was the reply. "Fetch me
bottle. THE wine came. " Ah! (smack
ing his lips, this is excellent. / hav
not tasted a finer glass since | had th
lhonor of dining with the Duke Of We
Iiugton, and the Emperor Alexander, i
Paris. But, gentlemen he continued
1l>'I am glad to meet with country
f man. Will you take glass of tn
excellent Burgundy? But stay-peI
haps you would prefer Champagne
that is more exhilaratmg. A bottle I
Champagne, landlord!" And the Chan
paigne came. | Think said the Fl
glish gentleman, feeling disposed
humor this sprig of nobility You FOL
me you were the Duke, OF The Earl I
Montagu have some acquaintance
England 81 beg your pardon, sir, re
piled his Lordship. said Twas nes
relation of the Duke, and now con
mand a Mexican shiP-coTe, ill you
glass, you don't drink any thing--as
was saying, now command Mexica
+ ship, and shall be very happy TO hav
you dine on board tomorrow. She is
trim, tight built vessel, and sails like
lark. l left Englaud because coul
not endure their politics, you must kuo'
that was one of the six noblemen, VIII
drew the carriage of the late Quee