.i
in that djaic v.h!c!i infl:bd a punlfliment of
tranfronatipn of fevcn years on perions con
. i i I i.tif k .MnrT?THT thr words
Vertfoy,1 which- inter feels- the
v.wi r . " ; H- !: - -'
. Should his Majelv the iwn-
fubferibe to the?&lition, la Brcflc, 1
Pjys.-de-
SardI4
n and I. L ! two of our
de.cribing the .punishment,
nment, ana. iu""""J?- " ... - UH ,he .P3vSJc!cGex, u urpea -
m r M I - . 1 llliri' III I l(IriV A M - - 7 - . - a
the words following" oe cccn cut&uuV -o- cav ' (r,all be reitcrcu
0
n hh mifd'emeanor: which amenuuicni
mm - - - w
rectr
ufurped by
to
a.
firm and faithful privy Counsellors. Tbry are
therefore to announce and make known to '
you 'our good, and liege colonift that we
An liWehvnct acknowledge the dilhiifiJon of
France
1.
m v "T L . A vi V-l 111 I riLV
t The ear of. Partington laid, ,hat as e "an e-Wmiirf .o rake
noble Jordpn i!ie oonanaaamuv- - , - - , Jorever, as.tne
inltance, ne auumcu "r, k.-..--f , , icnt jj.mpnu:S.
e
cf
i ii -
DM I" wc
hat there fconld be no obiection 10 a cnu.. "-" "V"-- , f s,iam. mall ha
I, of ihefiible&sifeht to petition, i wiajcuy , u.. .v..-- r ; ,
The lord chancellor ftM, U.e fabje's nght g mh.go. . . .
of jiriir.ionuiS b:sr..ajaay, or botn houles of lrJ,JPeKy thf EiSpreft: of all the
ri.riUR.er.r', 'v,a, in ,.o V,,y. attend by the r ; ffi hel4lf he invafion
1,:11 ; nc:h!g ore tore.go tp.u mind .tad and at ttelfatae time retain Ka
Vr. .ramh -Cfete nlinieck whh that ari of Pedolia ;Which.
prayer, but the Frh:dp!e of command. Ihe imaH njrts or ;
... rKW I iJ w:ts founded on the expe-. luus. , , ro-n: ' u,.
aui v,.. .... .JoL.,-t ..,(, ,r; . His MaieitV, me vmg .x ui , uy
hV net aCKIlOWlCC'TC n;c tin iJu
laid Conful JLJupJaine,- hy the JauJ Vjeor
YVafliinirttbn. to be Valid ; burjie'is toacl
thi
Wa,frinioni rontra'rv io his al!eVtakiel and
lawluily Ifransii
Cjub'at Fans,
. IIpviI. arid
ed and exefciftd the rirht oFmvri'r con ft rue-
tiohs; to (reatics, and ihe laws ; of nitio
prtfrpgrt.uve eipc-ciaiiy any xciuuweiy
iiiitca to us, iron our irxooin
, .liatii hy the mitigation oi trie
Iiis confederates aforefauL 'claim -
mi tied to;
Republic
the iinim
us by the God of Heaven
is, a
com-
arid our
L:..- ;M .frVt rX-, nnthnritative ex- ,
o:js were gc4j " - ,
prefnon of power to enforce, if ; parliament
vithneld.,f .Whit was the language of , the
; petitioners lately hi Jreland ? that it was te
voice of four millions which Uddrefled the
lffgilbturii ; intimating, that though they
appeared to fupplicate they were confeious
of a power to extoru Are the di(cuflions of
parliament to be thus over awed I If fo,
thereby H au end -not only to its freedom, but
to its exiltenc. f Io maintain ' the . freedom
and auihcrity of parbament, is; to prefervc
the bzll rights pi the people.; I Were it ne
ccfliry tor Uluftfate this pofitioiij .thefituadon
of Fraace at this day would do it.j The an
nals of the world do not record iuch another
ttimiis of the above mqitioned
the Emprefs of all the lullias into Poland,
fhall make an acquilltioiiof Thorn and Dant
zc, and there unite the palatinate on theeaft
to the confines of Silelia , ! ! 1
His 'Majefty, the iCing 'of Prufiia, fliall
belides acquire LufaceJ and his Serene High
nels, the Eledor of Saxony, fhall, in jexL
change, receive the reft of Poland, and,
occupy the throne, ahereditary lovereign
His Majelry, tl preient limg ot ro-
land, lhall abdicate tlj
a fuitable annumn
" His Roval' Win
Saxon, lhall give' bit
to bis Serene ilgn'
inllance bV ddpoiic govcrntuent (if it caji is his Royal Highneff
caiied a government) as now tyrannizes over Ruflias, wlio will jt
e throne, on receiving
the.
leclor of
marriage
that ill-iaied ccuntr-, and has relpned in ' it
ever lince the coriftituted authorities of the
Hate were iubverted . . - 'j ' ; .
His lordihip laid, it was idle to fuppofe that
the calamities of that coiratry might not have
been prevented by a fpirited arid early refil-ta-nce
on the part of the nobles; and men :f
fortune. There was nothing clearer to hit
mind than their power, to "have! itopped the
torrent of rebellion, if they had been i bold
mefs,
iiikgieter in
, the vjn.elr
2 Grind Duke of all
oiaiid'aud LkhUf
enough to ineei jr.
It was an lavvfu! leiicrs.
ever, to otner coun:rr, amprcJ.ivc oi
'veil principle of uphaid.'n'tr.e p-jwers
of the i.HL. , .'..!. '
The i-cinaininp part of -it beinnl then read,
of thr hcreditrv. ah licit r
ania. I
(Signed J:.OFi)LD,
I ' 'v rrinceNASSAU.
" t f I'.fiH in a' nr. AWf ai
. m SC rt JFFS W EUDER."
rVhn King cf Englid is faid to have.acce
dfii! to (this treaty, inplarcli,, 1792, and Boll
laud ttj have accedea aftervards, provided
l-.c ;::T?,nz?.nicnts refecting their limits With
his Intpnal Majeftyjjiould be made accord-.
to the deiire of tie republic betdre! the
afore laid.
. W H F. R E A.S J ' in 'canTiApr tlnn
Droved it-tc of fecietv. in.the(e our
newlv acquired colonies, and the ncvelirv of
" the cafe, we h ave in cur 4 great goodnefs e je
me?6 rnotu ctfperiaii . griitay condg.Icended
to niummaic uie -.jgiiuiaiu, graiaiy iucj -prejudiced,
and blefs the human race, -by ex- -noundinir
in a! clear and unequivocal manner!
for their future government,' the true con
ftriiftinns r.fr treaties " coiiiiitutiont. and the
rights of ainbalTadors, as known ahti efla
bhlhed by the praclice and laws of nations .
which expeiitions are to be feen in our
uiary, ana gazette, laiciy m o u k cjty or
OlfAf colony' oft; New- Y'o.rk----'fpec2ally,' fay-b'tir
edtby our prefence 'and Uiat oi cur well ati
tached Se'crctarv. "- :'v';-;-
AND WHEREAS, a certain let of worm'i
eaten fellows fuch as PuiTendorf, Grot ins,
and'Vatel, the latter epecially in the irJi
of barbarity and ignorance, when thev crc?
-I all enchai'nd-fdid-mcft'-preatmjptbc
.j of conduct, for their difeion in the pi ffuir
of public happinefs, and jufi.ce : And here- '
as the literati, of all- ccmntrie; have been in
realty cemaea fqi ages by lire Jalie docrnnes
of iliefc Jnreting jvriftwtiftsX fCK want of our
irdtruaions h;-AlNUf W HERE AS j it has
been happily difcovered by us, at this peculiar
cribs in odr colonies, that the doomas of
thefe d:fiy wGrrti ;rfertfefc
ed !iri error, and fince the revival of Jeienr
by-
-Spain renounced itwhen Count d'Arahda
came into office as Midiler, giving afiurances,
the Ion! chanceli4.tr pruo!--d ar.giher amend., however, ot the ttnetit neutrality. j
, xaent lit the foiled Ir. r words :: s : I : Th;s inftruinent wSs.figned, ' in the month
. --.-1 rovicrii u;;o, t::a: rjotiung nercm con- oi jUiy . ,
791!
moithf befote the attack
, tatnet!, ihi!l be cunftrucd in aiiy manner, to upon the King's pajice in France, j which
pr'eveas or impede the undoubted riiiht of happened on the ibtli of Auguft, 1792, land
, lui mjjeitv's lub:ectsof this realm, to ietiti- ended in the eitaua.'asient ot a repuDhcan
Ds have become ulelefs,- and in-compatible
with our benign intentions, to you, pur be
loved hibjeclb. , : ;
AND WHEREAS the faid GEORGE
WASHINGTON", ALEXANDEk Ham i l
toK, Thomas Jeffejisok, that bloody
Knox, and lundrv others to us uhknowiii
who when difcovered mall be brought to
tin nirliamenrsJ'fnr rpdrpf nf .-jtiv vnlillr or trovernmcnt : and 1 nonths before the maf-
pr:vate!griev2nce., i ..4 .... iacre at the priictu a Pans lb that the
Which amen Jment being alio received, the "cruelties which have Jjeen pretended as "j the
bill w as agreed tc, and ordirtd to be report- caufe of the war, were in reality the effect of,
ed to. morrow. ' 1 1 ' V it.. Time will no do fcbc prove that the Bf i-
Purihrln trettv. hetnetn th Wr ;t-rr'mm-t: . tifri Minifter acceded L this treaty, months
, . cZKckdtd ndj;gnedat Plhiitz U ihe month before the King was seheaded.
" HIS Majcfly, the Emperor, will retake ; ' : ; ! Afrn1,& .3
ill that! Louis XIV. conquered in the Auf- Citizen Gezt, Al'nlrer PLEIVIPO, anJ
VICEROY, from be Republic of trance, .
f 0 ti iswr beloved fuinecls, of cur fifteen coic
rties, late the - UnittiC, St die's 'of America- ' '
: ajtd Tbbom elfe Atn:ay concern r by thefe
prefents fends GRkETIXG: . v J ;1
WHEREAS, a certain George Wafliing
ton, of birth, j family, and character
unknown, late of bur colony of Virginia,
trran Netherlands ; and uniting thefeJ pro
vinces to she laid Netherlands;-will give them
to his Serene Highnefs the Eleclor Palatine,
fo that thefe new polfeflions, ; added to the
Palatinate, may hereafter have the name of
Auftratia. ; ' ' ' j; "
" His Majefty, the Emperor, will preferve,
lorever, the property, ' and pofWhon of Ba-
condign . punifiiment, do flill continue to
. read the authors aforelaid, and adhere to
nidi liui wiiijjiaijjjiijjT . uur gra
cious nuroofes and new nnipf rf ibrnrr; fo nc
orefaid eftablifhed in our faid Tacobin Ciub
at rans aroreiaid. AiNU. W rULitlLAS
for the nrefc-rvation of nenrp. ' atnrl n tr-'n fifl
tern; of government, and more efneciallv to
gratify the ardent wiflies of our grateful co-
lonifts, now clearly pubhiednddeclared
hi all our joyal papeA, and public pi acis, weV
beautify- thtem! With our 'pre fence and refi-
dence, in pur favouritccity 5 of New.-Yorfc
during the term' cf our natural lite ; THESE
ARE THEREFORE; b h,ake kown ta
all the liege people rf our-colonies aforefaid
from Georgia, to New-Hampihire, 'that we
do herebySf orever diveft tue faid GEORGE
WAbliiNG'l ON, Thomas JefTcrlon, A
jKuies.
lexander lHamihon, Tohn Tav arid
' King, of rill powers and authorities; or plan
; ' varia, to make, in future, an indivifible mafs planter 5 with effrontery unparalleled in the ,S to?T eWcrl"
' with the domains and hereditary pofief lions of annals of mankind, not having the fear of - iR f arld 1 c jbc:in5Ja",fcfl:
1 t:: r a . rt s ' i . . . . -(. P. . 1.1 (lurintr tne lives ot tiim Jmi
our, Vice Royalty: Will be rendered j infecure
and trotjblefome, ; and otir faithful adherence
t raduced and vilified We do hei ey ahb
denounce, them and mcft freely offer to all,
;-the Hoiife of Auflria.
God, nor the people, before his eves. ! but
neroerene nigtincis, tne Arch-Duchefs moved and mitigated by Hamilton, Jeffer
Maria Chriftina, ihall.be, cbnjointlv with fonj bloody Knox, and the Devil; hath
Jits berene liighnels the nephew, the Arch
Duke Charles put ihto hereditary' .pofleffion
cf the Duchy of Lorrain. ; y' j ;
' Alface mallbe.reflored to the empire ;
the Bimop oi Strafburg, as well as the Chap
tcr, lhall recover, their - ancient privileges ;
and the Ecclefiallical fovereigus of Germany
lhall do the Jame. ' r ,
If the Suit's Cantons confent and accede
to the coalition, it may.be propofed to them
to annex to the Helvetic league the Bifhopric
of Pcrcmrui, "the defiles of Franche-Comte,
and even thole of 1 yrol, with, the neigh
moll ' wickedly, prefumptubufly, and with
malice prepenfe, dared to difmifs, Irom our
- fervice, our much refpccled brother and ci
tizen Duplaine, ourr truily and obedient
Vice Conful of our cblony of. Mafrachufetts
the faid Conful being by our letters plenipo
appointed immovable and irrevocable by any
authority on earth,' fnferior to usj the now
fupreme executive ahd judiciary, cf thefe
our new colonies; byjletters plenipotentiary
to us,, by our; Republic! afcreiaid granted,
and which faid letters and the powers therein
fpecified, have been examined, approved of.
pouring bailiwicks, as well as the territory of and ratified, by our dearly beloved Coufir.s,!
- . i v- "1 1 ' 'I- ' - !'' , -.: '. - . A : -I
r any of our royal fubjeas, omallf
rnd them a la Dcnterue, or put them in our
poUefhon to be: guillotined; the f urn of
100,000 afli gnats, Undepreciated.
Givenf under our-hand and the feal of bur
' Vice Royalty, at ,our Council. Chamber,
in cur Houfeof State, near the battery,
in our city and colony of New-Yoik, this
fifth day of November, in the firftly ear of
our.Vice-Rbyalty aforefaid. : 1 i 4
; ' . Wm. W1LLCOCKS
" Secretary pro tern
Cod blefs the Colonies - J . '