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Editorial address, Rivington. the Kings
Printer, It Is known, was terrible Tory dur
ing the Revolutionary War, and was always
assalllng the Rebels. Ethan Allen, the dare
devil OF Vermont, determined to give him
licking; and some "reminiscences in this
mornings Express, show the clever manner
IN which Riyington got rid OF this unpleasant
affair:
He had been bold in his misrepresentation
of the " Rebels" and so personal in his re-
marks, that although he had ASSURANCES from
Governor Clinton, of safety for his person and
property. yet there were some expected visit
ors that he did not wish TO see. The foremost
Of these was Ethan Allen. Riyington was
fine portly looking man, and wore powder.
At last Allen appeared. His clerk who first
saw him. well knew his masters horror for
Allen. Rivington afterwards gave to Mr.
Dunlap the following account ofthe meeting:
"lwas sitting after good dinner, alone With
my bottle Of Madeira before me, when heard
an unusual noise in the street, and an huzza
from The boys. was in the I'd story, and on
steDDing to Jhe window. saw tall figure in
aud an enormously long sword, followed ny
crowd Of boys,-who occasionally chcered
him with huzzas, Of which he seemed insensi-
BILE. He came up TO my door and stopped. |
could see no more-my heart told me it was
Ethan Allen. | shut down my window, and
retired behind my table and bottle. was GER
tain the hour Of reckoning was come. There
was no retreat. Mr.. Staples, my clerk, camo
in paler than ever, and clasping his hands, said
Master, he has come. Fknow it. He en-
tered the store and asked if James Riyington
lived here. answered, Yes, sir is he at
homer twill 60 and see, sir said; and
now master what is to be done? There he is,
sir, in the store, and the boys peeping at him
from the street. had made up my mind
looked at the Madeira--possibly took glass.
Show him up, said land Thought if such
Madeira cannot molli!y him, he must be hard
er than adamant. There was fearful moment
Of suspense. stened-l heard him on the
stairs, and heard his long sword clankiag on
every step. In he stalked. Is your name
James Riyington!' 1t is, sir, and no man
could be more happy to see General Ethan
AIlen-take chair, sir, by the table and al
forwards glass of this Madeira. He sat
down and beean-'Sir come Not word,
General, till you take glass, and flled-ten
years old, on my own keeping-ano,her glass,
sir, and then We will talk OF old affairs. Sir,
we finished two bottles, and parted as good
friends as if nothing had ever happened 10
make US otherwise"
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II lSrURY OF THE EXTRA SESSION EN-
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t accurate tables Of the yeas and nays every mpor
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The Thames Tunnel has grown thirty feet
s;,ce december last. 1t now within So feet
of low water on the Mapping shore--being
s55 feet in length.
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DASSAGES FROM THE DIARY, kept from i774
to no, Of Christopher Marshall Philadephia, mem
her Of the Committee OF Observation Of the Provincial
Conference, and Of the Council Of Safety.
One small volume, first published, is this day
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PoETRY.

MIR. Bulwer's new drama Of Rcheli.u, is highly
praised in some Of the London journals. ThesfuL
lowing are given as choice extracts:
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EDMUND BURKE.

When the trinl &c Warren Hastings com.
msnced 10 Westminster Hall. The fir.t two
days were taken up In reading the articles Of
impeachment agsinst him; and four more
were occupied by Mr.. Burke in opening the
case, and stating the grounds Of the sccnsa-
ton. Never were the powers OF that great
man displayed TO such advantage as on this
occasion. The contrast which be drew be-
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MOI Tan 70 fix the attention AID 10 command
uc'.,'ahon. When al length he came 10 speak
'iI Hastings, no terms can describe the
h'o'c man mortal vehemence with which he
n.'efed MS manifold accusations against him.
ne seemed Tor the moment as if armed to de-
siroy win all the lightning Of the passions.
Inc whole annals Of judicial oratory contain
nothing liner than his conclusion.
impeach Warren Hastings" said he, Tin
the name Of the commons Of Great Britain in
parliament assembled, whose parliamentary
trust he has abused.
II impeach him in the name of the COM
mons of Great Britain, whose national cha
racter he has dishonored.
~ impeach him in the name Of the people
OF India, whose laws, rights, and liberties he
has subyeried; whose properties he has de-
stroyed; whose country he has laid waste and
desolate.
impeach him in the name Of human ma
ture itself, which he has so cruelty outraged,
injured, and oppressed And impeach him
in the name and by virtue Of those eternal
laws of justice, which ought equally to per-
wade in both sexes, every age, condition, rank,
and situation In the world"
The agitation produced by this speech was
such, that the whole audience appeared to
have felt one convulsive emotion; and when
it was over, il was some time before Mr. Fox
could obtain a hearing.
Amidst the assemblage of concurring
praises which this speech excited, none was
more remarkable than the tribute OF Mr.. Hast
ings himself "For half an houf,'' said that
gentleman, ~ looked up al the orator in re-
verie Of wonder; and during that space ac-
tually felt myself the most culpabe man on
EARTH" Had the sentiment concluded here,
our readers would not believe that 1t was in
the language or manner of Mr.. Hastings
But" continued he, ~ REQUIRED to my own
bosom; and here found consciousness which
consoled me under all heard, and all sul-
iered." ~
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CITrLE-rher breeds, management and diseases
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------ At our stateier homes
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Confde In met our young days rolled together
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