Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-12-18

Irayea him. -Who this ,oas, is nm, ,..,
kaoOn. and however the traiforove ,r,s sI.,
nary Gatter himself Nth security, The d,a.
cfretri6ution ,ciAere long orertais him
THE GENUINE LETTER.
The foilouoing is Letter ,vritten by A5,. o,c,,
shortly 1eorehs Ta. 10 an Irish geasmea 49, ,.'g,;
IN LOndon:- ''sIaer'
maidstone G,oI.. May l., l-as
MY DEAR FRlEND-I am very sorry far b..
ing given you SO mach unnecessary t,ouhIs. :.
is all iDvain: they are resolved to have my y,
and there, unfortunately, they mus, spcrs,T
am asha ned of saying so, when ,hi,.t ".
old Lord LoUai--h.| gallant, he Cried ~.
on the scafford, Duice Ell dscOrum est pre- palIa ~,
ri. Believe NE, ] am not afraid Of death :
have sufrr d MOST severely Nv Sickness dur,a
my conGn ement-ye, am pretty well rero,s,
ed, thanks TO God! To add 10 my misror,nr.
on apple cation, during my illness, cer,,;r
venerable and piovs-ooking brother was d..
pate he'd from London, to attend and ss,iN m.
ia The spiritual way. Would YOU believe ;,,"
this pretended messergcr Of God, during MIN.
days that he staid with me, cxerrd every nrr,s
and exhausted his entire stock Ct eIcono,.,
sophis'ry, false theology ana scrupulo.y Of
conscience, 10 engage me TO make what h.
called important discoveries, and 10 SWEAR
against honest and virtuous meh He stated
very foreibly the shame and CONSEQUENT m;s
fortunes which await my aged parents and
family, and how much the Clerical OrJ.,
would SUITE r Oh the pre- sent occasion, then n,
great ad, aniages that might accrue TO me s.
Of Scripture, decisions Of Popes and Council
quotations from Holy Fathers, opinions Of g.
grea, Doctors Of lhe Church, SC. Sc. was
not wanting in rejoinder a, his own wsaDor,
from The scripture the following text gave hin,
infinite acknowledgement chUiiatemouq,y
memo habet, ut animam snana ponat qui
pro anaicis Suis Il have not been able 10 Oh.
tain absolutioD as yet, nor will have il On
su h terms. Indeed, such behaviour is sus
cient 10 give one distasle, fro, to oar rei
gion, at least To our ministers; nor do wonts
that a: critical times so many weak people So!
fer themselves to be imposed upon by such a..
tiices. My resolution is, 10 trust to my Re
de- mer solely, and drspi.e such SATELLITE, {.
Despotism.
'The efforts my friends have made 20 ssy,
my life, must be hishty pleasing To them, to
me aud to all honest misds. Carr sum- parsahs
carl H6eri, .)raieS, sOrores, propingui f.
n,iliareS. sed 0nneS 0naniatm cariiuteS pQ.
tria una compleratest; pro qua qm bonus
du6itet norton appetere? AS this is the
last you'll ever receive from mt, and as you
know, Of old, the attachment ! hat TO Belfast
even so far as to wish my ashes :here-lba be-
ing now impossible, pray you TO signify my
last request to
= :, to pu, up small stone TO my meme,
ry, with only my name on il.
~ viii send you my watch, &c. by my So
licitor II you will not wear it for my sake,
have a nephcw-alas! he is too young 10 as,
sis, it, revenging my dea,h-but he may ye
become able. have long been unfortunate
but il will soon have all end. cts not in NOR.
,a,s to command success: but we'll do more,
Sempronius-we'll deserve it
.. have not courage enough to write to M
fatber-May the God Of our forefahers give
him and my distressed mother CON olation!-
You'll please to give my least adieu to my
friends at Dundalk'
"Upon second thoughts, it would be bette
for you 10 remain in England; il you think 50,
j am Ccridtn WIZ 6i'e wv S'N'! 49,
vice and assistance in their power.
81 do not recollrcl any thing more, worthy
Of notice to-only, if you had the materials to
compose sketch of my life, you migh' MAKE
money thereby.
"Adieu. my frierd.-May God, OF his mi,
mite goodness and mercy, protee. YOU on''
60 some years before you!
(siened) JAMES COIGLEY"
"VIcfrir eausa pIaesa Dis, sed ueta cG'0"'
Extracts from Mr.. O'Cogey''
DYING SPEECH.
'"Iam innocent Of The charge jo' which lS"g"
never was in my life the bearer OF any ie''''
or other paper or message, printed, write" o.
verbal, to the Directory Of France, nor 10 Ill!
person Oh their behalf; neither was | telS
Member Of the London Corresponding oo'l''i
or Of any Other political Society IN Grra' DIT
tain; nor did ever attend any OF their m'e. Im
public or private, So HELP ME Cor. = n"'
there Uas a general murm'm OF ply on""3
the surrounding spectators, ,0ith greal a.
pressions of establishment, amt some n"r
ping of hands 81 know not whether 'h'n "
believed here In what | say, but am S"'e
shall be believed in the world 10 come HII.
scarcely be supposed, that one like me- IN W..
situation, going to eternity, before 'he w.
awful Tribunal, would de with talsehoOu