Five Hundred Pounds
REWARD.

Stowe, Nov. 12, 1795.

WHEREAS a number of the following inflammatory Handbills, written on very large Paper, have been posted up in different parts of the Town of BUCKINGHAM, and at different parts of my Park; this is to give notice, that whoever will give Information to any Justice of the Peace, of the Author or Authors, or of the Person or Persons, who actually posted the said Libel, shall, on Conviction, receive the Sum of FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS.

NUGENT BUCKINGHAM.

"The Americans are indebted to the Name of " GRENVILLE for their Liberty. The Father of the hopeful " Secretary for Foreign Affairs invented the Stamp Act, " which threw the Colonies into a Flame, and ended in a " Revolution. Who knows but England ITSELF may " very soon owe as much to the hopeful Progeny of GEORGE " GRENVILLE, whose Ingenuity has hit upon the Expedient " of driving us into the Fields with our Swords drawn by a " Convention Bill? Death to the Man who flinches; and a " Halter to all the rascally, pitiful Race of the Grenvilles, " in Return for the Obligations we owe them!

"The Ghost of Verney."