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:5. . .the laborious V study of ' "ffiny‘yéirs;iana’ﬁieh*'[shill-nevi:r ﬁe‘ab‘lgto re-compose 5. and all this fl been done gee one who neverdid,

imagined, you any harm. “j .‘ '. Iknow nothing’more of the hand

x 'i ‘i a-bilhﬂhkbjﬁ-Séid. #9,. have enraged ’30 much, than any Qiyourselves‘, . . .‘iun'd. ldisapproveof, it as much ;“ tho’ A. 'Et'h' is, been made the ostensible'han- ’ .. s91" slain , - . linyethingmofvthatmature-could- ' . ’ ' ssibly have done. In the cele- ‘ stint) of the French Revalution, at

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*_._-;. not attend, the com pa,- 9—7 ssy assembled on the occasion onl , 'Z _ If expressed their joy in the emancipa-

‘stion of-"if ’ hbourrng nation from ; tyranny, wi out intimating a desire

of per- . , though, in Answer to the gross and ' unprovoked'calumnies of Mr. Mn- . . othersrl publicly vindicated 9; i" myjprine‘gplles as a Dissenter, it was Con. ‘ ' 3' sin and sober ar ument : ' ‘ ‘ , .44. ' g m; r. , It a 3- “c {:3 “ I 3'4; “é :th-

probable that. 'at/ oif’intendedrne. . _ _ . . _ p ' b forhiiartngspmtof Chi-i ~ . ties-zine oi-lil‘es‘.“whéﬁ evdrr‘thms? . , _ . .. ' ‘7 7 Violence trend. “can youth‘mkﬂany "sled! Conduct aslyou'rs"a‘r‘rtlere<iQ!§-’ ‘ v I _ WWAW -:ﬁr:me—fer-mimic tenth .. :ei'xgiwwrim-f‘ Tomorrow‘s; anteaazﬁppnns

greater me. -7 . ~ tween thePrinccssFredericamtd-theDukei

ginﬁnitely more mischief‘ I. _ k t I. §.sw..ilL.change-“yours.-.~-wAt~all;evenrs,-v ~

V . more than such an rel-endomluly "9* ’ A1 I ‘provenjﬁent of our ovm Constitution;

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event’s) think of having

‘ ‘ pies,” in prtﬁerenee to ours?

ﬁnd with 15erfec¢899d humour; We AND CONSTITUTIQN; we better instructedin .the mild and- and 'theY'Were all" Such-'as'tthc {fiends

_ . srianityiﬁhan of Liberty, and Fruc‘ﬁring. leg "Mdu‘éa "0 Iséf-Ehc'iCnﬁsfituuomwotaazaﬁw we. .

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' ‘ :You‘iat'e' Still" if 0F Yuk are-to be publicly declared at

, you'rl'imagin .._l yours has any ten’deneyuto' serve *your cause, or to prejudice ours. It

‘ ismnothing but reason and arguinent

religion. a Answer .‘our arguments and your 'business is .doner but your having recourse. to, violence, j, I); onlyra proof that .you have nothing better, touprodrglcg; Should you de- ..,stroy' myself, as well as my house, libra’ry, and apparatuh, ten more

and ability, would instantly risen-p. .If those ten" were destroyegan hun- _"dred would appear 5' and believe-true, , thatthe Chui'Eli’oﬂEgng'land, which i you nowthink you are supporting,

has received a greater blow by this,

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conduct of yours, than land all my.

fri‘ends’everlaimed at. it; , Besides, to“ abuse those who have no power of makingresistance 'is equally cowardly and. brutal. peculi- ar no 7 "cs'us to do astejwould‘be'done by; In this business we are the, sheep, and you the wolves.- ‘ ,We will pre- serve our character, and hope yOu .we return you blessings for Eiirses; an

I? Worthy 9F‘Eng’ighmrm to Seascape, have been sent to-M1.--.l?itt, thing of C hristiamtay; Wthh teach- V

'th- t. thisnc nduct 6f__.Pot'zdanr -touwhich place the King: and ' c a m” o ‘“‘ whde£omt are gone. Great festivi-

ties are “to mice plate on this-occasion; three comedies and‘an Opera are already ‘ prepared. The marriagewm bactlébmt; 3 eduin the autumn y‘svhen it is, expected“ ‘an'otlier‘iunion, between the .hercdira

I, . . Prince—of Orange and“ th'e’Princess W la '

liélmiha, will at theaame anpacren-r, July 2r. It is- alright

the Elector of, Hanover has, declarcdto the - '

Diet, that he cannot intermeddle‘with this

time com.

' * —- A—r- » v . . '- diﬁ' rences'arislin be ween-certain ‘ persons, of, equal on superior spiutx ‘ mg. l Princes

of the Empire’and Fran-cc} ahd’if the ec-

clesiastical EleCtors, and other-Members.

have'the desire of waging war ageinst the ~ French, he will not prevent them,- with i this .movisi‘o, that ,itr_shall'~not he made a. common cause; with all the Members of the Empire. ' ‘ ‘

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' Copies of the addreSse's tothe-Clergy. and Laity of‘tlte Roman Catholic persua- sion, in conse uence of the late lenient measures of Parliament; to that-hodypf and? the Secretaries of State. Theexh'ortations therein contained,~‘3ire Well Suited-“to the times, and worthy; the attention ol'_all de- scriptions of men ofxwhatchr persuasion.

"h Be ﬁrm and: faithful,” say they, “in

d pray that you may soon return '

" to that industry, and those Sober'

manners, for which the inhabitants of Birmingham‘Were formerly distin- guished. I am your sincere well wis‘her, J. PRIESTLKY;

,t, P. 8. ~ The accofint ofﬂthe

"‘be nothing less than a malicious lie.

To prove this, a list of the toasts”, :with an account of the proceedings .of the day, will soon be published. ‘ Iheflrst oftljtem was," IHEMKING

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your allng3999.39359519gsand..(sllsub: . riiission to the civil government; let every soul be subject to the higher powers. He that resists power, resists the ordinance of (366, &c.' " - VA ’ vaery heavy county‘i‘ate,?‘ﬁfh the » constant ‘burde’n ‘6ﬂi‘ﬁu’n—rhei' ~ of—troops quartered at Birmingham, will be the cer- tain coanuemM—4tm.-lawrm It is ~Singularle unfortunate {or ,thir devoted, place, that not .Lsoldier was to'he met

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