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0 . v. v .! i -t v . J 1 t a T 2fiiMS ds&afess: s&mmm mmmm-mmM: .WMSSTfi. - f ."i?.y, fiasco VTivert. for &iK&WPfa .Xr:ffl:ibThA UliiiS6ff...?r .- v . . drpriBcie;ofiti.HmKenXUW W coifcubt tfamethls;.TW Id be . prrposed;bf )hegrnUc.nco r.ear, hlm-- f ttx omefttrtbr obscrTrjycns, the hon. 7- T'asJerteri.from"t! i absent embers lid wciT Uhers.of the Clab. Cuscdl along 41 explicit hytcM. the rcfbnfivVhkh hccopundcdwerepcccj iary b Xhe sairtiwa of the country.. . Jt h the1aJxlBch"thathaIl'to ads;ocate Afnnn KrvCil IVoM thtthtV VfTfi "it that tnoftti to. idectliy themslves kh the cause othe people V ne xvxajor FmntLt and detailed hifuiea in favor o'aaaoal ones. 'He farther sUUd that tK HimnttJo Club had sought a cooler- 1 coce witlj-soiuc Ica-Uinjj incniocra tn. - . . n . m r tment.' who, hoVfert a week ago, de clirel that their isccve of action must be stilhb the. walls cf Parhame-rnot witb cju. He cendudtd by moving that a De diratioo (which He read) be adopted by the 'mecdog.V'It! cootained, in an erobo dk'Jornu the tcadmenti cf his speech. J 7ic.W,.That. in. ht present roost cxpedicatto maiLe tne-Acjiowjflg s;-., t Parliament tnng'uccsumttenai daratici : and the -rigM of suffrage being, tyvanetf-ef ijust exclusions, w..ex rcwrn .findthcmselvw. brought, nnder the r&trary Icpslaticn and cppressive ;5 yhtsc sweeping usurpation of seats in the t4 . t . ' -"t pwpiC-xroni u.cir-propcr. nguui jUir in mo AjOTcrDrDTOt, u rings tne . Crown into a disgraceml depcndan.ee wi a rtliancc cn the generous Commons of the "r'lTjep.Vgwr thereby hath stolen into a partxipaiion inthe- executive jxrwer; cf which pajtlctpazion, by metns of wars ard patronagejit wcJl knds doW, to That clinrcf'tft by stablung the consti- Icticti in t he ruoit y I tal orjran, and so itv- Tiding the regal oCTce,' doubly betrays the tite. It yjoiales' at ouce the rigbts of clergy and people ; And, . la; acv wholly ubcrts the. lawful govxrnnicai of- ouf , eountrr.. . . . . .. Tlic people, having, beep despoiled Var trcedoni, and therefore, having bad no defence ct their 'property against an uncrnMitutional power, their present- me Iiachply condition' is bat the natural coo , tcquenceof their subjugation to eUgarchlal desptjtboi ; a despotism, the more pillag ing and destructive, as it wears the mask LI freedom. . ' , 7. j Under the smooth appellation o InTlu crxe It umks bvan unbounded 'corrup tica; nnd. this', corruption audaciously rears its front even in that very house, herein ncl infiuence vfictever, ' other than that cf frto and jealous consUtuents, cujbtnobefaundor itoagjacd, In the soimd laoruuge of "cur law, the coemhers cf that house are tbV people's attorneys. In that capacity alcne, -they held their scats ; and their office is; t&-do t In Parbamenrthat which the peolei.if . there ia person. wcoW do for themselveaL .So complete, indeed, in law Is the ideivr r..lty between the constituent bodv ancLiti Vtpreseotative, that the style and title of i trou asserhblca 1 -. C ' X ' t i u"crcocx jam org xne artorneys of the l'eolef -vtidaecrpt of nofumehts until the Crotyn, of coarse incur 'suspicion J . h-a when uniform experknecproves them thus influenced ta betray tleji tnjjt, qtim- though the Criiae. pre-eminent is the wtkecaess- T ; , ..rT ' Wise and hot, thtittmeat fcr the ycari iro(J-.MThatlip ; ptrson who hfs An ofiice or place ofpfofii . udtr the khg. ox receives a pension from - un,fca4i occap&oje otr$ervirej s a ceobercf the Qodsa. of Qcmmons-T . , ;r But seeictr how these matters are ma low these matters are ma vm t are at no Icis to'aCyCccnt'foT theVolbg frt drfly wim'csiT -. " - r '.. JF 014 digiatT of the people's refcresen ' SSPi frcnv.theiigb estate ; Vbr restkss fao H? rrcstci d Its Godlike . attribute of , r?3? wexution's protector, must become, SSTBfrfjSj CirtfriBMi SirJ. Ia , j&e more than on, century, such S73.kU it pwebt advert. ' Certain that for more than twelreceu- S5 :-ir.V:tonVprH aod long toundHowe Common?, ;sae- n: tAoutand millibut sterling, :n: - in interest : exclusive of frri millions for the cxpences of the roVcrnmentitseu. 1 - Thus Hons che Aiul whrt. in 'revenue of cvtnUionc milllnni a vear. thus extorted.the oUrarcnt . , , vti. ft finil inHf. thciB DrosDeritv. uw'.nv.r.rtr which Wone eLe are " , . iM.- thi-r .rfV aloud. " Behold the IS 1-ZYX. rwi;nc; .nnnat x- penditure Isjcventy-ohe millions !M while U . hnt v v 'i-rTnditnre which keeps the nation poc arid wretched ; for such must he the i condition .of a nation whose debt nacno deems k'nossible to pay,' one sixth, if .not one fifth h'cf whose industridUs f rinlAtlon are cariih daudcts, and of I .whoe busbanc! 1 1 r.T' . ... . husbandmen and traders a vast broDortion are bankrupts. wnat is stui in lae wooio 01 umc, ttu be. at the best, but matter, of conjecture. With a siandinK army, however, we are already but too well acquainted ; and all history, without exception, bears testimo ny to this fact, tAat nq fiecfiU cn eartA, Grant,, ever preserved -their Liberties. v If. therefore, r-ncland -means to be the first exception, it can only be by the force extraordinary wisdom and virtue, can onl? be by a sacred adherence to jijbfe c constitution, which is, 1 1 ihtword0f df fence iii ttehandi of frccmek Great-Bntaih alone furnish teen hundred thousand.such detenders. Provided England respect her own two- 1 xoia con&ututon,sne ,roay mere jo cj&cover a aan of .that rhost dil fh cult, of all po litical problems, how to reconcile the cX istencerof a standing army with the exist euce of liberty. - ' iet hef listen to the patriotic voice of neriuustnous jonesjiauea oy a sagc,w as"4 the roost enlightened ot the sons of mm. ''Jones, who faithfully unfolded her long hidden treasures 'of constitutional law, anxiously exhorts- Ms country to re store to full vigor and enerrijier firofier miUfa, iAe eounty fioaeri. - Touching rhat In England, respect in e l a rfltTieryfcis.imconstkutioual it ought to pp Kept in perpetnai remjcmDrance, that ,tLe lawsahd constftutiong of these king doms know np.such state as that of per. petual" standing soldiers arid that s " our judge :r read of them lnali their law $obks ;1 fur the cphstitution having re- garu.oniy to me pjnimunH;cs, ireeaom, iranquility, "happiness and 4efehcc,: had no need of a standing army ; a species of force.applicable oruVointerference with other. Countries, to lorekti wiri or to avr- grandiscment by .conquest ; for, says Ba-. vade a coumry;buta'miiUa to defend it.; - Hence it f6llows, that a Handing army in time of peace, hathi: in tlie protection of Jbe state's depeiicies its legitimate oijeet so that protection' must determihe itsprcrmrM;Seeing.tliat standing stfdlert are utterly iinknown"tb the law.v it is mostJevMent thatTor eAtrW that-1 lai Into execution; ley never'ean be'lhe hghtptstrumentst :'::- : L.-jl . f . m 9 r 9 .4". . " " . VJ Terbe forms or, appearances, the, csta?te bath-tW lt lttertiesfrhzrc, for enforc es Uie law, the last resort is o the sword of s standing army ; as oh the; contrary, extreme CaJ.xan, be effectually 'carried Pecutnty. free jnstruments-tliat is, by a force ofreTHerC ' v: 1 3ch a force Is the countv 'nwikfM &mnr., Restored tptuli vlgonr nnd e rsy.f bn)5'SHe- attriljute: okaesa 3 wi; t chnti:txfjaamenrAL ; meant to use tlie ;rcrdi rrf ?H uicu jut fccuu git ine tii rone lfuipdrlixU at ii,'j)arllan; l a ht v, trtrtwnirots oy a curat; i hbl escreecong cnejear.,werejLhe i otdy H- ,on tne wnoie, teveniync mu- r.rir . J i. 1."ZZ-rr a Tear pass from the pockets ot rne -f.- VTa cf 0 TOl elnto the exebequeroj the ouartMj 1 . 'r F 'A -- V . .eirsiknd IK tth,q King X&at exJ whit must oucr.to be filled and emptied just as aip. ,vi u uistcuij iwM.M tauiuu, anupam anign compliment to me oi a coostnuuonAidun.::rv W hlch'the pecpTr)liouId be' truly ixprc cKfec . as wuiwiuauxTcr oeen xnown to the ht moit con-1 me pnuog jmj i u6 wu viunum 1 iiaincpiary.rciDnn, inan.ms iere oojoi- vww v , Hc . S - system1. Against wUldi; from its commencement to the , present dajr.i all true patriou have loudly Tmohstrated j a system Vrhkh even the. late Earl of Li visions tor lnma,eFerrgisnman, wm linn vpil apnousiv latUL luuibcu ihuucs- i tions, nrsx, zjv.wiotti vwccu condlyr. vtoM Vea I rtl;, ' . ui mHu v preierence w oiuyuig i -wiui, v- lit . .1 u k . . o l h ont lh i"g upowen ui , ... uwv. w powers of our constitution ; tnatso,T res- tored to vigour and energy, . it nd ion- II . -. I -f .V.: I. 2. J I ger rear to pensa.o a iortc inmm r M i7 mwc and mnafue; ana of wnich exerna servi is uie soie legiu- maie eojecuv - , L - . v , Thus, and thus ajone, :an the propher cy of urae pe taisjneu. ; Anus, ana ,xau5 alonet cah the mUcareerof tyranr'fol- M oe stayea, ana our couniry presceu trom jrroanw in poveny,, wretciieoness and degradauon, under a government by corruption Jnd the sword i . -: " r. . ' t.il. a nose grievances aonc waica wc uyc specified, have tongues that prpclaini too loudly to be unheard, too distinctlyr to' be mUnderstood, that the time u cort?for all who desire the deliverance of their that desire. . ' f'C. Being i certain from the" . high Jdeeds in arms achieved by the present generation vcrpooi, uciure wicuwu impost on me present system7 vaxai,1 exposed; -and .seYereljr' reprobated is ; a Thejr ooehv tp foilo thoWiUiutiyM IdciettablcfioliCy and having at length plan acted tipoa bya gentleman iare- witnessed the.vodng, in time of peace, ah land, who killed his hBrses; dogs; &c: and armyof 176,615 men, including thcpro-i actually burnt his Carriage, pddiscKarg ' Miuiuru nantamcnt uc rcujjnw s u ucu;s aim cnaracrer or ?ir r - litirr Jtt. ef Englishmen that Runnymead behdd llerted fromFrt Moultrie mvth Harbor o not a braver race; and equally certain J 1 Charleston, mJuly48I5. 1 ! fcv that in letters this ape sttrps not to that of the revolution, neither courage nor a- I r energies. .. . .. f : f puuuc vuTue, it u saia, wc aisut re- 1 1 vn uuiutno, m auusi ioij. -What is public virtue It is right- rir&.nt Sit . ifrr. born itt act for the interett and eecurUy xrf uie nation, w nai is uc nation r it is the aggregate of the individual of whom it U composed.' Now each individual "de- ii i n . J .l wrci irccuwn, uiatso tuc uanu oi Aruiirsb- 1 1 ry power enter not his pocket againlt his will, and taljhis money without hia con- As taxes then are 'voted by a House of Commons, so the individual cannot have tli is security, unless it be had by the com munity, who appoint that House ; but if this! security f the efiect of liberty,' be !en- joed by the community so must it be en joyed by each individual. f ' -y1 -wwc it uicn so znu.cn requirepuoiic vir tue as common sense 4i spirit of patriot ism, as a desire of self preservation that wc imi uukc to stem tne aevastawug or rentof taxation-rithouk representation and the never ceasing oppressions of an oligarchy, whose 'despotism ia a'sintole- rame as the means of it are imquitousf, despo must ci tage body,-; there are those who obtained it monopoly of power, hot by unconstitiition al acts of their own, but; of 'their ances tors, and whose private characters area- miable andejccellehtexamplesof a.5enf erous virtue for savtos- therr sinkWe-tounr try.' may notr. do'ubtlsl'hip evnectedi -ua for those who are totally blind J bi-1 Bu"tu, luytauicjina pouucaiiy iniatuat ed they are-every vravi too-6dioiis;and faanternptible to be regaredapd'utterly incapable w resisting the voice of a united people; . -H. r ;p -.. ; We therefore, exhortail Xnrfishmeri. who desire jthe deuverance of their cotinV try; to'.raise their' constitutional voice f Lf4 tanceand undoubted right j-thatrepresehf tation be co-extensive at least with dirkct taxation; hat )uch erruticf'jexj tismjcpnters. pubhcvyinue mdeed Uv W with U be necessary. ere-from sheer nrin x'Tj.. -t- r-n . - -a ,. . If pie. the wtrifice thiij private ajran'- iVoitiiv? to their public weali) Yetl as in that if :;h.m if r; '.liUit -oiv 'vw' fr'rrTt. loite, wuiuiy.tusmourea Lnroueraouiue coramu? inch ?ity r. nndhat parliament may dnly.hfye the) alien bilTJatrd jthe men y thbught jt tio ahnorariltEel fjrit 1 "w voines m,treiana-nuer maruax. la-ahd ; pltceaespvtVt'dr:ftbfe .ii- vic-pc: p ; mc Qvcncti.qnament,- j'rkiit a tuaunuance r -ccamg to uie principles of the consiitntioh:v. jHv yix -.i-.V ' . MnCAJfiKCjiTomWarwicksw cpndcd tk t raotiont anUdefended'the" inp pc: rbrs f-the-HampdeemWromp cbargc f -juinovafiaus ?iustif1ed-their principles. ."T-' rwno maaeT this arge ftic wo reai i..iovutcrs . uic. xneuas: oi H?'?feeri as Li'tT j case of thepriWtaxi Lu-'libert Atkiua adeendia?LordIiuAi puiv not ,br his leaVe'fter ht -wis Lord iner.rfttiattires for W betTtito f the Hojise of Commons Tbey should follow th,e plan of. hc Ameri tans;- and- JStajn Jpburfi use of silch'?articles as SvcrsuDjedt. t6 an ea all tua.servants-U If the; peopiethef i inre. arxTainrrt fmm- oil fovoh w r K promgacy anqcorrtptionmustooiCeasei I he noble Lord, after making Variety puuuu; ooserupns, 'conctuaea oj iucopmiouoi aenoDiex,orq (vocnranei ornii h kl: 1 . P : r--i" . m' ' ' ttJ ;viMunary, ior Trom ;mxurwa tne; taxes had - fallen upon necessaries which could not,be resigned. Re mort- 1 .4. . ... . " .... 'H atrances, not petitions, oujmt to De tiic ian Ruaee of the neoDler'tinder the circunK stances ui which they, wire now placed; . 4ue declaration wa was tnen.unanimous- adopted. : ! i J V- - i. ' - . . . ., : i- KT1-A M directed, by the coTumanding dmper II, ' . f 4 -.II. J ' L - 1. ' Li-' v. niuciyjn uie usroof oj vuuriciwiif S. C. to cfc we'abovejxward, tcether wjth all reasonable expenses, ibr the apprehensMm "aoebTexy to him of therolloing deserters fiecdmpyimderm ClMenrN,t?.'abct28yew ojd, feone.inch fch;'cf fair coroplexion- back hairgrey eyes, and by profession a Schoolmaster, v He de- AViixx ax Hates, a private, born i n about 23 years old, five feet 6 inches high of npyfjroies'ionaiaDourer. - " aeseneairom rolina.' about 24 rears bid.' 5 feet 10 inches high, of tatf complexion, sandy bair, l blue e es, and by profession a fifer, paving beenln the service thirteen or fourteen years.'- lie , 'T . i . .. ...... ' ucsrtqa ironx rort luouitne in ocpt. Jakss Siaxsa private, born in CasweU! N. p. about 2i years old, 5 feet 8 inches high, of dark complexion, black; lxair.blackreyes. and by, profession a labourer. , vHe deserted . CaAkrks Caxstwoos; a private, boinnBu therford,VNi Q, about 26 yearsolfiverfc4 nine inches high, of swary complexion, djk hair, crey eyes and . by ' profession a . black-.. srnith; vl:He deserted fromtort Moultfie,Dec. ttoBXRT uBAsrra arumxner oam aJirW ingjjanfe li. Cnyiput 25 years old 5 feet nine inches hiirh, of dark complexion, sandy hair, blue eyes and gy profession a labourer -He deserjed .from Fort Johnson,5 in the. Harbor of Charleston, on the 3d 6f March last.1 Jaxes Potxbt,' a private, born in BurKtN. hiffhi -of fair complexion: "dark hair. blue eves.-' and ' bv i profeasic'ti a. labourer.-rt He; deserted l&om' Fort JCIson'onSSd Ffr; briiarylastr - err 1 . ; a about 26 vears bldi 5 feet 10 inches hi rh, he 11 tnrhe. ht: -hf Tulr "romTilerion: ldark hair-1 r atanyescripU've f , Ulrtdtmelfo candlfcst ' tountobmSexcebt thafehe deserted ti . .woinrvou. a prrrate, oaru ja.wajiffPi hlueeV des'erWrromlFokfto ' r AiKtsis URAOTr a private, .wm nwwiugj ham; NC abo20yearsoldi tfi hirhswAithy ipiexion1ihair,.bhie eyes, andLlrc'prPfesskmUi v -; UWIJLVTERBT, .-pPtvavel w Jairif blacK eyes, ana oy proiessipaji iaoouer. k , ; t ' Ax UROM, a privii,:oiTt4;i, Ktusxazjit, hichi of IaiteommexiOai,Asandy .hairhhie evest and- byXprofessiori iabourhis wtthaU fVQnable WensesiU,be paid SrJ uiteJprehzusion I TeryotbpTeata f vtBwwpgJw.erf Aruuervt ia tn iurr cjCretcii ?-f f.t iMnl A-Tn.' M?iV roW 1 1 1 f . 1 J ITS lilt' II. lil Irin liif lU'lliAlf't' . ... . 3dJ? TX)li,AflS. requesfed 'come.iora'r.artd inakepay-V ' '.'1 - icu.m proeni ?nem jotv payment rr2 fcder August i; 45 , V h TJIS ia .S,0.',OlVE'QTlt ? -' mw d..m : l--y ?- . ..- , .- -; '. -1 'tiA . lepteprojssuDjpreeeiv ar-inis. omce oi .tne ,&ecnretary wr tuft : JDepartment of War. until the Slsti te'of Oc - rations thai ma'yjbevlufred: r .swe 7 Usj of?' wuwr i;-w -li viiui v c iujt . J w,k4i ;Of m I the initep;;Mtates,Jroni tast;day ot;vunei Q Jl8ir, inclaslre, towels dafcorJdifLl8f i 1st; WVFK, ifichmmictln'Forti T C Wayne, Chicks , nfbejf JMxCatck nities, and atany placebr:pes'hea troops v 5 '"p- v4 ed, wHbnVbe.Temt$ 1 y j vicmitY of trie UnnecJLakes-Wnd the -state of ' Ohio, arid on,or adjacent Cd theiuraierot lke . s - f , Michigan,, -4..-vf. t,,, r f Hi. ' A piace, cje piaces; wnere .troGpa ; uc aw4onmarcnea-of recruit -Tr edithiuthetatespf Kenttic&ar.Xny Tr A 57 Pc. ov places, where tropps ate ,v L.U v or.rnay statioritl, rnarcbed- ok rejeruded .y t u wither, the ftUialndiai are.or may be stationed jpsu-efKjioi fecniited ' within the. MissiiSiODl THtnrtr.-thi .fctflfft S" 'A ' v i oflxiuisiana and,ther vicinieavndtth oCth : p . 5tn., Atranyj)lacpr;place,where,troop$ are' or.mav he fifMiondSiWarrhd orrnri jftStt j Jfi vuum taestaies ot nnecxicur. ana uuoao e '8th.Atlany place -or. places where troops I are or mav be sltwncLKiarehed or recrtiited ,z witliin the, sUteT oTew-Yoiorthof the , Highlands and withm the stattpf Vermont t ' irer maybe stationed, maVchedTct recruAti ned withmetaUof wtVprkouth of the Ilfefilarjdeliidlneiii ate oe mav heLitafioAedfearcliM Lor rectnit v ' .lstatla arermir be.stei y J tt'j,'ia-a5;. -f rs- 4 . .' cu5- w iui siatesut. Aiciaware: juaryiana . and:iJiesti4ciiif :CtbiM.'-T;' areimaybeftationeariWhed;ortr infcetoe lSthit At anvrrfaefcror olaces wher trvma; afeCrLraab staS recruiii ed.within.tliestaejotyoftb fyj - 14th At anvfelace'r olaces wKerAivnAs within the Dict of Mjiine and stltec .ew , : 3 HampshireexN ti-J . - . . th4At any piacejpr places; whereirpi; , ?;f " i rtre or may be satipnM, inarched or recruit fr t, A ed-VitKihrnestateofAlassachusetts "r & , tthAt any olace or iHaceshcre troona V f are brWayheatatioiied, marched br recruit :d i rVtwftftitvMF errata Wf&M.V r.w.f;..' v?.?r. ,aT .tJv-U uAtanyfpejorpiacCTMTieiiroon r rare dr5 rtiy bkstatieftedF? rnarched-or rcttu-" iLl " - d edMthin.the sofXJeorgia, including f A 'pArf mCrte&'svlahiJ Uttiu $ jritotiafStiuilts of aaldWc 4 ; & ' - riitiOTT ta consist of oS4e .poimd.and c., v Y .(V quarter tJtfteef.ofr thre6 quarter? A v poniY -? ; ;J lWtedtorlc; )teeniw B H pneriU of ipmhiskev c baijdy; At the rateoftwo Pftarta ofaalt&ur ouarta of , 'WW'l'TO.W f' tF'thtmpbsM:iieh tyhcle'ra.tibi& ;4 ThejtatiQbeiu VsttppliesVof likerovUiotiIifad , MeltibftheVr4tedSeha1r iy C'UriHedSpltea at. lle Price of the'art ' ., , d;bl ft- Characters, and the ccrtiCcateif a cort . misTone4!o5ta jertshe4er.)aftm V cbriti? shalle t which, Baye beeijnay o? jiisauier e ;y - -..i -:..;.:.- -.".. t.j'-i iv;T;-i.-i. 4 t i .5 ' .mm . ., . -I ?r--- i.; .. rt iTtJhasopj July IjJ, 1816 - ' V . riC -ft
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