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LONDON, Jun8. .L-
Ta the independent Electors of IJonhon.
elections ; bfing convinced that it is this J that abfolute equality of wealth is no
A'.C u? r r..i a- -lr. :rr .l r n .i ...
uumuLciui, uus uiaawiui, rjiis prom- I icis vnionary in me proipect tnan a
practice, to which are i would be pernicious m reality. We re
gate, this impious
1 ercempg mar air. uavenaun Lrad the dangers that now flare us in the f ace, country a full and uncontrolled play ah
Thaw, has, hnre by.. your voice he was r cannot retrain from exhorting you to ! lowed to all the natural and acquired ta
con htuted one of the guardians of the , be aKainit all atfemps atfuch pradices, j lenrs of every order in fociety, and a
public puHe, taken care, to obfam s. , conllahtly and watchfully upon your commenfurate reward beftpwt'd on thole
place by the means of which he drew j guard-Ihecandidares who have re'ort- who poflefs and exert them. Diltira
.intohisownpocketiomehoufandsa )e(i to fucn means have alwavs been ions naturally flow from various degrees
-year out ot ihat.purfe, and this, too, at j found arriongtt the molt wicked of men ; j or talents and affi Juity. Some huu will
a time when a load ofmdifpenfibltaxes men, who, having, by a lifcof adultery, become more powerful' and rich than
1 1 tuiiig ii.s u.jucu dim i.iuuu. iuuy i pr 0f gambling or oi profligacy, of fome others. 13ur neither will this power and
cumiuuieins 10 ic cam,, pcrccnim$ other lort, ruined both their chara&er
this, and being fully, perfuaded, that and their fortune, have- 'flaked their
whenever the electors of any place re- aft thoufaml u.rm an eledion, with the
cnooic repreiemarives uiiucr iiimiar cir- .hope or thereby obta n nc? fecur tv from
a jail, or. of felling their vote for the
means of f itrnrt? fnSfTitnrv drawn frnm
jusewarmneisormoieintiepenaenimcn the iweat of the people Tit a hundred
Who May have the ability to refcue them f0. . and thus expecting to pocket the
from fuch hands; with this truth being nrnfirnfth
deeply . unpolled, T did, upon hearing ingaf; thelrbribed and perjured coiilli- furrounded by the gloom of poverty and
of the approaching" vacancy, life my et- tuehts, as Satan is (aid ro have faceted vi retchedneft. It h not exacceration to
forts to prevail pon other men ot this ut the reprobate with whom he had bar- Lfay; that the adembly of a rich banker's
Ueicnptiqnto an..ru 70u.au opponumiy : gamed for his ioul-
cl evuu-ing your gooS: feme and uprim- j?ar from y,)U gentlemen be credu
nei's, and having failed i:; inofe eorts, jty f() foolifii JFar frorpyou dilorrace
1 have thought ir my duty ro attonl Yc-l fo deep, infaniy fo irtf!rfiable ! Far rronUiHfion re
,lo
:e
dence and ot public ;fpinrvvill offer 1 ppwer and the' wrath of (iod ! But, were
themfe'ves as candidates, to raifat dec-- ft otherwise, and clid I find inHoniton
tors for choofing and re-choofing the 1 tnifaijnany riglifeous tnenas werefound
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cumdances, the caufe is notlo much in
her own difpofition as in the apathy and
this opportunity mylH'it.Jbeinit ni"ni- you lb fl?'rant a 'violation of rhIaw,fo
ieit'y true, that un'efs men of indepen- darinn a defiance: of the juflice and the
denndant and the mercenary is, in the.
h:fsh'elt degree', tmrea!onaLdeandunjuih,
As toproltlTjns, gentlemen, Iq 'many
and lo hnid, u)on lucli dccafion have
they been ; b numerous are the inftan
ces, in whicfr'U-nefs 3c the fhame
lefnefs oftliS 4pilacy have borne an ex-
ad proportion tc tha jputity and the fo
'lemnHy or' the vow ; fcompleiely, and
hit' f uch fatal effedl, he the grounds
V ol confidence been deUiXvsd rhat it is
rcw becoms neceffary, upnMl occafi-
otii-like 'the prefent, to give 4 pledge,
fuch as every man can clearly under.
4?r. and Inch as it is jmpolubiio vio-
ithout exoofing thefyiolatcr d
all the conleouenit ol
i;v''dom and Gomorrah, I would ten-
der them my hand and lead them from
the reff. Very different, however, are
my hopes : thel'e hopes forbid me to be
lieve it potnble that there fliou'd b; col-
j lecled upon oneict, four hundred En
giilhmen, having rheyes of all England
I upon them, who ui'J not, by their votes,
freely and cordially give'ft;vfarrclion. the
grear piincip'e upon which now (land
-and in thele hopes, I will, if f have
life, domyft-lf the honor to meet yon on
the day of eledion. In the mean while,
, I am, .with great refpeft,
Gentlemen,
Your' moll humble and
affluence become loVun bounded as to
place their polTtflors above the grear
community pfAvhich they form a part,
or to deprefs that community to the jo w
eft ltajte' of debafement. This con fli
tutes the great diiFerence' between the
European and American ftates of focie
ty. On the other fide of the Atlantic,
the fplendor of wealth is every . where
rJ lliW UllvlUUlJ J U I IV,(I L'll l-i- W u
wife niay involve the famine of thou-
fmds. While on this fide of the water,
unequal as wealth is, the door to its pof
lfifion remains onen. the means of oh-
mining an honorable fupRort are poUed-
en by every one, and the man of atilu
ence generally enjoys tie fruirs of his
indultry. The legy to tfiis (triking con
tra'ft exill: in the theory of the two n;o
vernments, in the (lilTerencebctvvceii re-publicanffm-and
monarchy. In a re
public correctly conflituted, all the "na
tional inih'tutions either leave the' fruits
ofpetf nal indut'hy untouched, or tend
todilFufe them among the great body of
the lociety : the mtercits cl th
made fubfervient to ihol
or
thamptca, lit June, l8c6.
detected hypocniy anu ' Wm. CO 15 BE' IT.
fuch, a pledge t now uvc iV" Bctlcy, Ccutha
that, whe ner you eicci uh. ui wv,
c irvmr as t livceither for myleh
for, oi through the means of any oad
1 i .i f r, ipnfi.-n or oh Tus riff err
t either dirtaiyorinairecii), -!,, ucaui
man to the princefs o ales Many of
I'M in 11 Cif" LI
me cuunguunea larnior.aDies came iroru
thence at a laprnour. It uas not unti)
5 o'clock iar'tne morning that the party
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CHARLESTON, Juy i e.
By a gentleman who arrived on Sui
day lall from Cayenne, we aTe inforrt:('
that Jejome Bonaparte-, who fails unc
the orders of a French admiral, vas r
cally bound to the Cape of Goodllo
rrobabiy on his way ro the Ealt Indu
but ipeakirg a tranl port carrying iorni
tne JJutch troops to turope, ne lean
the fate of that colony, and oKonJ
his filgates-: vhich had entered it A
knowing of i's capture- 1 le then im
ed to have proceeded tdbt' fielenaj
after cruizing about for eight day,j
could not hit the lfland. he man
bably was funk, or the great n;
(kill and long tfied experience in
gation of the sot xsant prince, ha1
tainly found it. The fatl hbjA;evj
e lew arc i
c ir.
y.yto.
He niton. June P.
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noon, to rne great turpriie
i . K i l U '.1 I
ihr either d rtaiyorindireaiy,cneu;;-vv.rne electors oi mis iorougn, uiegdi-
Kic ' Jr,fot,V or i?.,, ,f -il rt.r f .1pAJti hv Mr
without emoiuinciir,, nM'"'-- - r- -j r
icu uy
and
whileundera monarchy individual wealth
Si power are fludioufly accur.iuii.ted, !k
aslludiouily prefer ved in the h;:ndsof a
few, to hofj enjoyments the whole fo
ciety is made tributary. -Yt?. Liteliigencer.
Mr?. Thomns Hope's Jirst assemllif .-
' Was given on rlie eveningof the king's
birth day, arherhcufein Duchess' sreet,
I Portland place.' The party 'exceeded
iqo fafhionables, including their roya'
highneffs the prince of. Wales, dukes of
Cumberland, Cambridge 'and Gloucef
ter. Thirteen flate apartments were
thrown open on this occafion, namely
isr, the anti-room, fitted upnta Grecqe:
2d, the black velvet, or king Henry the
Vftlth s room d, the blue or Etrufcan
,Jf;T,"nratincr. as I never yet have, the
jult and conUitu!io!:al rights and prero
eatives of the crown, ;
This declaration, gentlemen, is not
iole mrminaiion of entering upon a
deipttaXerifTagement with the Teller of
the Inlhxchequer.: ' 1 he furprife'ex-
cueu ur unexpected arrival m the
bofornsOn 3 Eledtors, was furpafied by
j ... .KnniHiiP rpfirf rinri as to inc iu
VesWlUsJo: prefer the aflonifhtntnt of Mr.
lr i-pn in tTt nerai as wen- a iu. uiyiw-, ",,:;,,,v.in-,lc IUUUU luil l"s m"'"'
-i, ..v.k firfh from an opinion, tfi t ihip was
the reprefcrative ofrTrpeoplc ought
never to be expofed to the temptation
of betraying their trull ; iecondly, hom.
longoblervation that thofe who lxve up
on the public are amongft the molt .qw
fprahlftof men; and thirdly, front that
mol
bet
..:onr;n ihn various walks ot lite,
'v,:' 0 w ,.nvin rpd me of the wifdom
(hip was tpl his oppollent inflead of ?f u
ivlr. Cobbctti.s. ahirin-criihe ffa'e. i mahogany; inlaid, will
mcnt tf dumvMV rPfied his nre room are the Jmelt m
tenfions asfdas 1C found another
man perlaftly: dependent, ready to
nana torwaui..-j(; greate(t buttle pre
vails throughout town. Expreflcs
aird pol.chaifejq-fly5ng 'm every di-
reaton, anu ine cuiiy pr0milesto be as
of Hager, who feyed for tethet wif. kawu cnea Oneifal torforne
r'nm nor poverty; nor ncuc-vicii iit m...i .wl0n commences
room ; the walls and ..ceiling of this
apartment being compofed of a blue
ground, and furnimed with a crimson
fat in 4th, the Ihifr-robm, which is.fi: ted
up ro refemble ihe ilarry prolpect in the
celeilial legions ; 5th, the Ottoman
rooui, or boudoir ; the, ceiling of this
room is (Irict cdflunle, as repieienting
the awp.ingover a'l'urkifh rent 6th, the
dining room furnifhed ' 'E-fi in-n w, rhe
t .11.. r 1.1 ' 1 . 1 1 i I . 1 -
4iiaairsiuies,,yumoariis anajimojs,.
ill being compofed cf the molt beaut:. n
ith ebony; ill this
ahogany antKiuc
candelabras in the known world 7th,
the drawing room, compofed of bronze
and gold furnitures, magnificent mir
rors of "valt magnitude,- candelabras, tri..
pods, and two real gold chandeliers, or
Grecian lamps; lichjy chafed 8th. he
ftatue Kallery, il'urninated by an imr.ienfe
number of filvcr lamps vith patent butm
. 1 1 1
tnar they couitt not nr.a it ; a
told this circumdance themft
Cayenne.
"i here were great rejoicing in
ion y 011 the arrival or a pnnr
Lhlood royal of Prance- 1 he in
had fuftcred fo much under th
immediately applied to the
lbme amelioration in their
but alas, he went oft wi
thing, and the old governor,;
their inf dence, excrcifed
than before, bajiifhirg foin
bited and defolate patts,ot t
Jerome 1'onaparte dec
his intention,' as he had
in the Ealt Indies, to itrik
before he relumed to France
iinnu rt.ilize his name
when the Emperor fhall ap
dud and lay, "'Jerome, w
you to reward you for y
I (hallanlvver, "yfrgive
fhe is the greareft gift you
upon me, and if yougive
will make me happy
he will nor mve me my
perfi't in reluling to acliT;
will gohome (calling A
and never tlnnic more
If thefe be really hi
do him honor ; they
Itfs a hearr capable
they prove him to b
auedions ot an ai
wife, afe of high
gaws and tidel of
The family of his,
inoll rclpectablen
they live, and fho
Tend his broths
world, without
therelaticns r ,f
independent- a
ier
f -
To bel
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. . A ihfl rvirliirtt rr'lllrV llllVlliMif ,1 IV 11 A
-w - - - rr - r ar ir a. . . 1 t t t --1 1. 1 nr 1 v.llii l i ' aiiv 1 niu 111 ni '
fl,7td -fcraet Gadrnor povenyrfcwwwvvJltotmr-rt wcr?.rL"nZx;--.X" .TC ""ZTMuk
k 11JV v-- U ... 1 1 A 11 a a S. nly4Ail't - 1 .1 l Tl T 1 C I'llTlf I I If11 I 111" I f I 1 I I . I III! I 'Till J
1 n .,i i Uo tpmn'pd to lteal : ana, ro re- iuci urcani. iu duuiu 1 i'ttors t ""l'y- , . 7 .t .
fpould be ternp.ed jajg .. . , comnarilbnStt.u;:!;.:! and i -ah were the LWTng rciS JocaUedi
' . r UlCiPU.D, Vole and galt t fromVudr occupying , h
only .ieaifi.fi, -.rr; f tK vnr nf wKom he has W T. building- -vers all in
I rl1;,--w I'mnn to. irrive atl
new iviinutry thouant t . jrfttuy 110.
lavifh rim SeMvhV iea rot c lc Vinoer waai X-Ernt
- - Vv e M Sandietv-lupper
- - X .vims. 1 nv.iui.i, . , a finp(t viands
,,'. .'i ...,n- .mmnnnied with the tendons, and the quahties'tku,, man on
' rji.. r,Vv,fWpJ ot impunity whom the
angles of the
the Grecian
N Monday
the fub'cri
iy, w. v. hivei
tho wolc:8 cf Mai
Richicocd. T!
in aid county ol
lift mentioned it,
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t. .v..,- ihf t rdaration liuw uiu uaj uivuui
Secry'aBdirfieU
l"uv , f ' ... .1.:' Jr..-! nr-.it inn. msv 1
or n deed, ironvjj.?vi"'rT'
r, fcorn of my country ; where-
acres,
's trctk,
!ine, part ditr
ia hanih Ji
of Ricbmo
and Saw.-M.
will bcgn)
of Scpten
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r
viz. " - a
xv Inch were wi
of no fuch fcerte 6f'walth &uen: nn.protu , vefv large goia cu,
dor as are delineated in the foUntaitplay te; There were many
picture of an entertainment jgWen hixhe lre&mW?5irtf rold ! plate 4iP??;edS
1 1. 1 h .1.. t ., . m ht ml u . . Ha ttr.'t Will
taf
i ;:-.ir,if.rnM with efteem l priz?
bc-ond atf the riches and all the honor.
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.w-vuf l 2; 9 ! ;,tom. fucd under the corrupt sovemmeV benched ft ,;y ,
tiirtttt .-ir-T- r- rrrTiirt vvr-tnv tinn Tf nfisrrr tifciiruy. .as ff it n judiiy i
one 141 ... . .;w . -7- -j. : --TIT.it.
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own money , to Vatife -others to Walifvof property. We aTe.not among
, dupe htm, IP vfcefcxhrt thofe who are ambitidtftf beinj enrbll
. vote frir me -a1 ie'. ' 4 or nromilinK ed ompng,fhe advocated 'of an Agrarian
: Qh-The. contrary,; we believe
It is t .is pi ucui-u p- " , 5Vfrrth a
;kve, money or money nh.i
at jfydeiu-
l
2 lervants iu t tendahtsout
the iaiv'r " fl :iir cate.rAr.M
, oGlock the ce cjn A r
j.-.i(p -""f, uy where a rt;"
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