E.OSTON. Mr., .
2 WT BUCK FT F O DuFATCHlS, 1
M re particular.
O- AA?wr.U"W arrni frOTl -As" tl E .tft-U-lt lUv B
..-r, r.IKr .Irr th f-iif Ti'it-I'aurf m rr trp hit drfUiihui
: -,l Airrf. rant . Rtc i. it e r.nj) I nv T fT
only- 2Q days from the latter port, j Kr.vn th lti"'.if hv
here he remained tor 5 nours. t ne
American Conful confided to his,
care i
ten in cyphers add idled Citoy- ! much wxkeJend deems wit
ert TaHerand, and lound up ooanj ooiiinaq tnty win irun i. a ay
p.V tv,- "n I? 0, rWn:t It rh3ry (bitted wimglMfrtnge. country, ! w p'eafed to foe tbefb1,
i i ...iihit ula nr ir.iclc in commendation oi t.. a; i itt-exertions tile '. -nt n.orc to mai
.. ... I .tl -.
V 'l me ;i u v w win -'
f'.f'B ffl!ll
fix months paft that you have been ' em ft !v. oiitHio.cafion, to make
'till - tn: PC 1 ru iO I1UIK l III l i; ii ii n a M m"t'i juu uitu irn ir wt'iiim'i si
ftjfr Ulil.
THE freedom of the prefs raaki
ir if tie piece of morality, ciMcd Gei.er- r ey mould be crowned with fue- amount ew4ihUi privileges, but
u.l.tpj al Smith f Bathe field-of liiefa-cefa. 1 thrrrfuie thought it a duly 'every good man mull lament the frc
i.tc. I mrror of pomici been fo fterile fm m tliofV ci'tAP! who diftingmflied eueht ahufc of it, and be truly con-
.'L :.C J .t,.t ri thri-ToId newfnter for encooiialhir p4mntn the northward, Mhodid
ii a .ret del ol orofs iun- r. cr ' fpirti On. Mineral Smith, dreiredofT not ta I t-n a make mention of a
All - ' -
ackace of difaicbe, writ-farfd d-lbfinn in te oo' v r eni
of the ihip AttreJ, taot. rcaae
' from NeA -York ai:d prof- ded y
bound 'o Corn una, in S.-ain. ,'i ie
fhfp wait met with 'at lea b- a Bfi
tiflt frigatr an ) a; t.,P, f;e wis
dclired-to receive on biatai.tew
Saanifti oitro-iers. which hcrtim-
. .
th ,t adv Us Ui )orun aiion '.9 iyrrn
iDeiu. ven tir polit fc ti s
.iJ adviiTS on former ict l4ynJt
lule all rv pi and rhnfi I 'i te f r n
tl.ey retoinnie'Hl fubtniffi m 'p Uff .
isomer brcr?aiti"n "at ariestroui
tins leu r if, th.t the iliai.e, hit.
i e f ! in all thtgatirly pageaptry ot S nt'h- pairjf t oh urs being prerented to a ed charadter in it,
nedC ifoiina pomp and'vaiiiry, in ors. compa w, atiH ettry oiher indicatU 'left fladers hae
rfer to fill up the chafois i x yH.f rin th w trttr pnbuc- fmrtt) of iheir
1 r ten 1 a'rimilm and to tndea-
InwtUl lincular vehemence, Jul- Uerta.iuy And deiav, with wiiich the
0 ... 5i-J t. I .. . .ii 11 .J.. ;
picions were exneu f-iwig nti
true dtli;naion, anJ ncuirality .ot
I n t o'ifrniience of WJUCB
'fhe was taken poilVtf 01 oe, ' A fev,
l'avs afterwa d. the ca;i Uoy, in
tkm.a bottle of porter from jlorr.e
' , fife'in theitern locker, drjLffortf'
a letter, which the. Qap'a'n, wh.
U'ast'an.llby, wicoiifulioo4 ir
flapily b'utA and pocketed," Thb
commtmica'ed to the Prize
M 'lUr, intluced bim to 'fea.rch fpi
other pipers ; and' between the ceTl
,ing and the .quarter-deck over hf
Cabin was found the D fpatcite? ' it;
Cyphers. The nature of the lett(fr
from the locker, we have not heard).
When, the-Ptize arrived at Gibralj
ter the Captain an I a pangcr wtr
put into confinement -Soort after
capt. Rich arrived, on Wedntfday,
tefe paj-trs were carried to the
Prefident at Qi'tncy. Nothing
has yet tranfpired of their contents
T' pirations to uoflt tnis nlOfiCc
ion nave been CiMutfed, he l
eauy li iuiecr a iiueice.morie.
he rtbt , i;i their .own ft rentfth
and a oot.Bpr fir h poarnment.
It it nn'.three wek-. u. ct a ool
ta.11 luir.t!.cfd men (eC. thenifelve s
i -'-,'. .. .
up in M'n u h.HH f m tn povfr-r-j'lcnt,
and in v iJent; oppxfi ion t
ts4iM ; ahdytt it isaU uutenaint
mdtijednre what v.i!f be doi e d
fleic .its gnuy ai d de.fei d ,,t
It i tot win der u if
O zette f! th theVrf4rneof heWlti ,
what havt "frbuf friibferibers pto tl
with General Smhhor if my ot
th'em'be'in thefadpiight of
to Jo with kith, is-thereone whotoe
hot pray night and day tor a IpeedA
riJdjncer ' A ctedtildu reader,; fir,
woiili be apt to conclude trom Vlu
eKtravagaht pp!atrfe$ fcatttt
t ronfhont their extracts, as tn
are termed, that the HonourabieOe
heral, Speaker, &c. c had afiSVti
at'ffie very zenhh cl political Un
n rtance and rnilitHry fnrW1t. I
Now. for tnv own paT, l'jrrn nut fc
eifv off-it h as fo biire this f no
can I corriec'ti re what his' prctenw
or s are to raife fuch a .hubbub trh
d ! f 7 v he ear s f he rn ttl t It ud t n
t fs he has f'oinehereditary claims
J? ?! U T' drr 01 11 4uC ! ftrolline nlaver, t His m,tb,r cry' tlfTf tfiUkifl.
m P? W v,'r vt'fc tv" ,vr, W ttherht A drum." The price is one guinea per. column.
.rn lei, r, fli than, -n -gn. r -nt b fi HaU j j have iBclulgctt . ,
PHILpKLbrl Mi , M -if ch If.
Important Letter.
7Ar f 'Mowing exiracJt nf a Utt'T of
the td i'ifi, from o gent), man if
fflfhilt iwelligence .and re pecbi
ti li v r Northampton, ghr
0 pretty accurate vi"vo otjhc rcu
JiiUution Or that coun'y 1 . '
" VVitri reipetf to the Regeri'
difpr lit ion of 'hi' pe.ip't in 'histmi'i.
ly, it is V rv d ffi. h f r tne U ol
ttinfnch tnV'i in itnn upon wine.
I r n form core ft ri i i n. WaA
en not vie C ine ff r t li th'l u
to iimioiu to ai y cr.tiie a f'K he
believe te ac v(b perttct f' riwh
tnafmuch at the nbj ct vjh in dc
It nee i f IiIhT's ; ners aain b;
iV'r h y h.ive fanrii a c mplti
Vift r. II e iM-V- r'.. inert and r$
Irom henceforth I th y will not he
tro.iti ed T t',e pivm'-ii' ol iaxt',
Othtrt be'ieve thai povenvn-pi
ill r.oi be ah'e to h in a I irg no
df of mi to at) aKaiiilt them ; be-'
Cjt.Je. f" they, tV.rv Iwily
ai if d, rv(-, a '' w d
tofirs Hi K ft.ni. For my pa't, fJ
ne energy ot the povf mftie n..
Nor r',o l k, Anni9.
A NO mt,K I H1ZK.
Capt. Smith, thrived here lair Satiir
day in ti e leiuvotier Kagini; Polly,
iv.i.l a pafTatienf from St. Croix.
t a ' ; ... 1 a a .
ne reiaies, mat tne nay ne tailed a
leaner a.rtwed a St. Croix ('torn Sc
rhoijiaa'g, whirb brooht an account
rom Cap-. Tmxtnn (who was at St.
rliO'ias s, on the 2 1 ft tjf; in the Con.
dellaiion that the Iiiiuente trigat
hnd 4k. ii a r reiitli orivairer IlIiuu.m
idFGnardalope.
oth- rs (perhaps an unjuft one) that?
your ifcllfn in commuting to your
urefs, thefc romantic exaggerations
r 1 c- 1. i .
i vjcnerai ammi wiuwcis mu (ia-
W 1LM1NG ION, Apru
EARTHQUAKE.
A about ihrec-quarie.is tter three
clock in the mornu g ot 1 liutfda
aft, the 1 h inflant, an alarming
Mx t an tarthquake was felt li
' 'ms town and i',s vicinity. The re-
' rt'ot nf l ofe who happened to be
iwak-e at tne time tne awtui fna
. I I . M . '
'lomenoii comnicnceq, ainers vuy
inch ; but trom the moll genera
)i mion, we lute me toiiowmg ac-
acvount: .
A ha low rtirrbltng noife was
earJ firfl from the north or north-
eaft, which gradually diminilhed
ind then revived again with encreaf
(I noifc anil a great trembling o
rftc earth, refen.bling the fFcci of y
! eavy carriage rattling over a pave
ment. I he Idund Teemed to pro-
;refs in a fotnh or foutluweft di-
vour to tx ite a fpirit of emula-
on 1 iv tbofe who were about to 10I-
ow the example. No one can
-with tfotlv ibat Unct my career
n thts town, I have in any tnftance
been i ftuciucd to fwerve from the
My l owe to the public ; oo the
omrary, 4 conceive that all have
n equal claim to my gratitude and
ervices, m my public capacity,
except by the hie thefe whe uever
pmi and as publilher of a new I pa
ier, my endeavours (hall ever Oe
iireeedfeto thai end. :.niy . ;;h u
cemed to fee this valuable bU fling
fo of'en pererle1 to fhe Worft of
purpofes To the difgrace of Ame
rica, there is fcarcely a diftinguilh-
on v. Inch the vt.
not been poured
with diabolical venom, through the
m.'dium ofthe tftifs. The great
fervices, virtue and patriotism ot a
Walhington, a Franklin, or an A-
iams, cou d not ihelter them How
then can any public character even
down to the low eft order, expect to
efcape ? I have long thought, that
every ma 1 who attempted to exceed
aimrc ordinary and cold periotm-
a nee of hi duty in the Ttrvicejf .liia"
country, rruft prepare to run the
gauntlet of newfpapci temarks. it
was therefore more a caule of pita
IHig reflection-, 1 ha I l ad ex,peieiK
ced (ilenee till the laft paper I in-
i am anthocifed by the we dfl tended to pubHfti or that could be
iitt i . 1. . ti f Ty..t.ljj -ILL m-- 'Sk. . . 1 ft Jxi !
receflary on the occafton, was in-
lerted, -tnati matter ot hirvtize.
when I difcoyered the inte; tion of
" W hwltgto diftlofc h if oarhe
v hen called upon. , A. HL1.
IT Note. Te enfcee the nub-
lication of tuture piect jn thif Ga- ! putting into your paper ot this week.
for it may be that like Goldfmith'alzette, they muft e accompanied a iro!t virulent piece (igiied Whir-
M . . 1; . ,1 t " - I " .Lit ! r. , - a
cajb. itgig i a piece containing 10 mucn
matter entirely toreign trom the ge
neral concern, as tq afford the clear-,
eft proof that, not the public good,
but private malice, revenge and the
We hesr from H-u- iVick. that on
Monday hft, a . R'eii-w . t the troops LbJackeft malignitydiflated the per.
ol hat county to k ph t tpieeable'tb
onlers And that ttie ofhic s ind llit h
off lie whole ferment animated by
triotafm, was m reality to bur flq. t ,he Uddrrft 6f their Commtinder:
nun more etreciuaiiv tor me enter
tainment of your fnbfcribers, ana
at the fame time, in fuch a manner
as to afford to the muttering eoiift
himfelf, the molt exquifite delight
nis mind is capaotc 01 eiijoymg. r
lttie emmaoie as ne is in my epinn
m, J"difapprove high'y of this tUpdl
1 panegertcoiatiriting. Is it ge
nerous r Is it humane for ary pur
pofe, and particularly for the pnr-
on
the fignal beitc civeo, 'noh y rulhed
torward and oft .-ted 1 hem I elves as
,..! t oi the Leeimiiary Corps which he
is aho nt to raife.
As it has been torn men, in mention
ng the names of military gentlemen
n the papers, to lay iomeihmg rel.
peeling their fei vices in the Revolu-
ii.-n, apd General Smith bavins per-
i . a ... B !
ormen nis in a nine rent nate trom
that in which he now r fides, it is
hin jidi to (hew the opinion ol thole
to his conduct in
formance one fta.de. up 'of lucky
contradiction, as to evince, that the
name,,, is. well adapted to the nature
of the Creature.
s. To men pofleftingthe fm all eft difl
cerumen 1, I cannot think an apolo
gy .neceftary for publilhing the ex.
traces of a letter from the Secreta
ry qf' War., he'y muft know, that
hayijng been aiithorlfed by about
1S00 of the militia, to oti.r their;
fervices as volunteers, to the Prefi
dent, it was my duty to mke known
the aufvter. So far from feeling any
vanity on the occafton, ekt rafts were
I ' I " 4 1 ' J ' '. IV UTf I II
nofe of prat it vi pl' the ma'iwnitv oilnlm wf'wiinllM
rhole of your readers who are to be the wai This we cheei fully do by p""""- mucau ui me wove tetter,
amnfed by irony of this fharp forteiv'me the following extract from a xn orJtr. ty1 ,ne Part mol1t pe"-ecf-oufher
intoariicieffi)nofgaie'tcs,rbarleftonpaperonhisarrual'liere,.y gratifying to my ovrn ftelings
lamnnnns iitn lamnonns. in the after ob'ainutK the rank be now might be left out and this you well
fiaitious andkidicrous Katb of dif. ,'0,,r rtnti we inffrt (lie"!,,a know w" the reafon I gave when
torted panegyrics, levelled at a man j? ai lh, P""1" PTiwd' I delivered the original, and defired
. 2 iJj.lt .caule it may with propriety be exorc- vmi In nmir lint i. in . Tl,.
whom a feries ot calamities has dpi
may with propneiy be expec
. -.11 j Ai- 1 sai. : uc tvcaiorc re is now
prenca ana tnspinicu 1 w nu .. aupill uinK, one thai is certainly latHia
this moment entant;lc(l in a labyrinth hU ami hxrh lw.li.ti ,.u -1-..
of perplexmgembarrafsments, from ed, and intended to advance the fc-
you to omit that part alene.
lufpicion of atldi ions and inte
which all hisadroitneft atidcunninglcuii'y and honour of this part of the
. ii. '. 1 . t hi w
win icarcciy extricate mm r oup
pofe, as people wilt have it, and as
troif jim'Tnuent ill judize of ihejrrclion, and jjraHua ty to die awa)
b Hiiels a r gh , and not look up I 'ike deep cliff ant thunder. Ftom
Om v as a (oiitemptitile ih.ng
5 ioiikI s tin ib number of men bt
fr I ) Inpport ih- Mnfhal in the
e-. 11 on ot hh duty, and they
ilmuld 'ten wiili the leaft check,
t e.i it will become a ferious p et
0 tiali i l to .ii lev that have brim
lv ad 1 r t to the government. ; 1
1 1 ' a 1 f c , a Urge mi mu r who
Iron fer, hive hr die preent rr.
11 "I n.u-ii, mil a' n ce d-clar
themlrti " fi.r the rebels, and be"
come jcie it the caufe of ic.l'non,
, it it true, h-tf
le. ii) hecMin rvi pr-aih'ug (as
1 i la A, fuhmillum to tie laws
but 1 di'UO' w teihrr the tmtelft u,
U '-i v wai made, will be 1 it ug
S te pe p , I a n lotl, beni u
I ver ti n n, -owl 1 y they hive
a I t i 1- t r li ce ihry weiu f
1' i ' p 1 iV iiufe they lell a
me commencement to the conclufi
on it is fuppofed was about a mi
nute, and that the trembling laltttt
thout half that time. Both wcrt
left very fenfibly by vcifeU and boats
on the river.
Port ot Wilmington.
EuTtifD finceour laft.
SchY rrsrndlli p. S. yer. Miilad
Nnc r 1. 1, 1 , Hi i, wn , rbarlcilon
Brty, Bmvv. Bi.hadces.
Sloop tUMf0 Wilkmron, Philadelphia.
Polly, mm, Gloutifter.
ClI A K to
Brl,, Sophia, Ns)ion Kinpfton la
l.yuia, l i.nkr, !iirinjin.
Bene, nllm, N-w York
J no, TUMpTevi, New York
H iei, Speaiiie,
v Hope, i'erfons,
BulloiT.
Tobago.
t.i
d.lrmit.ry .,0 v from Mat whuh U l0. Jt,r, the WtmiKfTO
OAilTTS.
Sit,
FROM the rommenrement of
your career in this town, I have al
wavi evinced a warm and irhcere
lifpofit ion to promote lb. nrolpe ri-
ty of the Wilmincton Gaxe'te, ror
lias my zeal fufered any th" Icsfl
diminution. 1 think therefore, I
have a right to make a few an mail
vcrfinm. in a friendly way, when
any pronucleus are ar tuily flip
tuld a f ' t 01.
In vioo.it li rhjrl townflnp, a
pu'norof p do. s uiji in -couiU'i
w l u C : A Fie wakfigh' r
wri'i.g n . a 1 h d done. The)
virdvMi d n "O H0ti tneir Col.
nd 4 lap 1 pr p l d waiting on gc
hft I II'. w . 0 rar Iim feniimenii
hi lore 11 f (4-Hr in a conjulion.
1 he m r irg a t en adjourn d to
oo:h(rli , luircrfctbe rep 1
fr-m he teo. The meiT.nfri,
the Co'. d Capt. wit'd on him -,
be im .nm- d.n lttimiihMa to H
la tesafot t qr repor fA. Ie I .
wofi.ii pert ol tie u Ijtptct d
t .st (he lie. Col. tud Cap 1 wer,
ad to 01 t ', of wuoid turn
icto it. wnich have
C
a tendency to
Ot this claf
a ttt
'in tail num
alteit nt tr 1 mat ion.
Was a poboc at ion in
ber, ft a ted to be a letter trom the
c. re ary ot War o General Smitb
I wave all furmJfce tfpttitig the
and 1 rtf .re, ftrmld wfl we 'rullrd. I ntbahility of ny addiiioosor in
k . ivi'fves, oe ae t.i
fo. thaw L .!('. f. hsve fmpn eretl
im Hr.fi leyt.t b rru w as much
. . . .
nry at BAweif, aoo loaaorigtge
II ol tbe lU'rt. foi tne
1 doubt not, that the General fwaUl
ows it all verbatim el literatim, asl
the choiceftand mod delicate rcpaft,
is this an apology for making h m
as it were, the brunt of vulvar rail-
ery and ridicule r I she a proper lub
ed tor the rude gibes and iefts ot
the rahb e ?For Hume ! For fhame,
Mr. Hill! Had you a twentieth
date.
CharlJI.H. February to, 1794.
On Saturday ialt arrived in ibis ttim
By, tl.e lion, ricntainin Smuh,
fhe
ntctlinc-
ations, is too ridiculous to deferve
reply ; it ferves however to expofe
the vile bafeneft and corruption of
Whirligig's heart. For the ttft of
try 1 nbbc condud, which is made
the ftibject of aniuiatiyerflon, 1 can
only fay, that as Brigadier of a dift
rict peculiarly cxpoled todanger I
tlttiught it incumbent on me, at a
thtiaieningcrifis, to roufe a milita
ry Ipirit jThole methods were pur
fucd which appeared to me the belt ;
Tticccl an, pi) crowned my emku
tl.e lion, benjamin bmuli, wiio
nas been httcly ricaied one or the
keneritl oilier a ol the itaie ot -to in
Carolina, b the houfc of ajfJeM bly in
their laft let iuR ai Kayeiievilie. It
muft give pieal'ure to every Irifnd ot
ti.is renul iir tn fiiul tkial ilic nnfil.ii
. i " ' ' jVti . . , . .
merit ot ilieir brsvt shl wonny vours , ana aillKMign it mitrht lnr the
1 . . - " . . a . 1 . , , . w. . .
part of his afflidions to bear, your coantryman, has upi heen uverliK.i envy ami lpicm ot Whirligig, and
luile IhoulJ.rs would crack under0' by ,,,,r Mej w ret hes tt his caft, the exertions
the load-a,ef take my word tor it, ,bu "''T 2 N.", L" T 'J haVe bvrn rcwrdd wifh ,h
- im in f ti rtiltiihutiiiii f tlinr in 1 , i i
v 011 won d learn 10 fvmoatHze w th . " H" winiicwnamxstii anout iboo
...v- . ............ , , , . ,...--
who danna ihe la-ew.t ucted as an " " t. "Z "v
id.de-camp to General W i.rfl'T"n' .1 announced
ton, during iheU.fhculi ami oaie- "L,,wv , '"""b "nur n
tons tt Cai ot tl.e Ante iri ai ...y ' """aij uu 1 isa wttt ,e.
I'om Long-Itltnd. He was alio pie
conceive too haftiiy that I absolute
ly impute to yon a dcNgn fo barba
rous ; I t'are fa? yoe had no inteo-
ion 10 fport with the leeltngspt
one, who Peeutaitf Ipeaktnii.
M TrembUHglj alive suV ever."
1 am, Sir,
Yours lift more at lelfure,
WHIRLIGIG.
9
Left by the imputations contain
ed in the above production, my -on-
ihitt.as tdopr ttt tht Wilmington
Oazetie (hueld.b Called intp quel
tion, and tor the want ot a proper
criterion whereby to judge, the pub
lic may conftrue my views and in
Cjtiired, and by the approbaiion of
oi
to, (txcepr the exiracls from the
lettei of tl.e Secretary of War, pub
lilhedlaft week) with the following!
rcmeiks 1
At ih't of! Ui tmr country was
meoa e.l with an a tack en its in
dependence, by a powerful enemy.
i.ofe ambition is nothing left than
i ivcrlal domination, and wrrnfi
principal aitn was n create infnr-
roCi ions by emidariee who were
a trrrd throughout the fouthernJ
fates and by their intrigwes ex
pected to gain a ftrong boU, which
r ic, and believed wim'the calm in- il"'i ot lj.c hrlt charadcit ot this,
and the United States.
Now, Mr. Hail, for the contra
dictions ot Whirligig.-Doet not
his inconfiitcncy piaiubr appear,
when he makes rotk.for himfelf'
wild me, in the faruepicce in which
he inftftuates, that if any one I a
ft d wtJh me, (elegant cxpn Hion,)
be pray rdyht and Say for a fp:eriy
riddance i Don not this giddy thing
conuadid himfelf I till more groftly
by impuiing to you a want ot gen -rofity
and humanity M in gratifying
the malignity of fome of your ret
den, by publilhing lampoons againft
a man wfom a feries of calamities
has depreried and Hlfpirited, and who
oeptH v and raempitry ipt st 0 ..
iteran frl iter at the well ton iht ac-
lien near Ilenfr, emier lie cam
nsand of tbe preieui ;ivernot oi 1.1.
ftate , and ttded be gave, an mastj
ireaflont, iuch various prtiof of ac
tiviiy and diftmvu fhed bravery
through the whole war, as te merit
the approbation of bis ipuiariiml
connnymen. i ,
General Moultrie.
Eveny rme MetvH ot the United
teniion. unfavorably, I hate tho't,Su,rjB0 r5Joi " 'I1? fT
proper to Ut before them the wholrner" 3nu, ,k'mr WMn " cn"
... JdtKaiiriin ml 1 Lf.'iuiii C una
the publKatiuos inerein alluded, . . L wh. . . 0. 1-
low l( Dunl n tea were reviewed.
wick, unanimnnty pretttil leiwatu 10
be ftaitdacd ol ibeir cuwniry, and au
honfed hi 10 otT.r tem te th
1'iefideni of the Untied States a Ve
lutieen, teferv In bis Legion.
Stimulated by thek own fynrk MM
Hioe', we Nope thai ike Wadvo t
Sew.Hswwvev Hesrimen', es ibefrap.
sKoaebiog retnewa wi I fhew ew)
IMtrsottUit anl ipi'it with the other
(owvtnes. Not ithfluiiHuia the w-
ere calamity which ptrllts loely on
rbe inhaiMien' nf Wilmington, and
which has deprived tnaa ot' the
t "i t. Mid r nr, yet aeint ike
wmild have ercstly facilitated the
fiinnurA nf tk llm mI S.i un Al
ciww-fciM i... isJiki, r,u,. c.. wi,u 't-v.wt,im!rix
"'. 11 . iciriwMn. nirm 111 (niu'ii wot ncet urtr. in rn j r u .... . . . 1
X . ..-w c ' la.lta-c.J:"77.' . . Tl"mry "'' nirno.iwey win em
!!!27f t, P " P ' r m .w ,rwrWPl",rnine ",rl,flh.bn tl.etftMh of so old Mervet.er.
r.B.Hr wnicn compliments and ocpraties na'c in wnscn tney aj peered, ant; Thai pe pie really gteet rife endar
in urtgauier nut why ecu m 10 awaken them to a fenfe of the the.r mtUoeiHne-Cu wards !
4R - t 1 . a f A al .A - a v AT . - n - - . & '
any, or .11 nt me iia'rt. 101
f)0cui I iliat be will luiely aacr fir, why is th? public eye to be per- impending danger. Aa mend to toy fbeuld U strpieftsd
following 1 he no. I? example ot Btunf it at flits moment en'angltd in a la
I.,. I m . . . .'.. .
bv 1 11 Hi Ot crprxtng embarraif.
r tnit, and tl en in lite fame paper
aitesnpt 10 fling that man withtep.
fold venom. Bui br, his potion car-
ne with 11 an -n 10 f 1 11 bale
m U too plainly appear , 10 be mif
taken by the molt common oblerv
cr. The introduce ii n of his poetry.
by attcmptirtf to till utb the aihrs
of a revered Father, tohurt the feel.
ings of a rkfpecled if ed Mother, aid
to injure my own, demopftratcs in
the snoft glaring toleurs, that pri
vate malice orrevengeprbmptcdhiny
10 take ni ajui'l 7hr ire happily
beyond his reach, snd wbilft ihenc.
far ices endeavour etcite my u moA
cpnicmpt, it reminds me of a Far : ,
wruch Irom the principal Hero of
the piece, Is oatted ' The LYAJL."