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Show tired of the Contef‘t, and obliged to fubmit. BEHOLD therefore a Political Portrait of the Mother Country ;--~a mighty Nation under one Government of a King and Parliament,»-firmly iggrt,fizrrnz refolved not to repeal the an, but to give it Time to execute itl‘elf,---l‘teady and temperate in the Ufe of l"ower,~--not having Recourfe to within a limited Time (fuppofe twelve 01: neceflarilylcool's in Time, and cools llill the falter, in Proportion, as the Object which firft excited it is removed, or changed. So much as to the general Outlines of your/11726722472 Featuresr;---‘but let us [now take a nearer View of the Evils, which by your own mad Conduct you are bringing f0 lbeedily upon yourklves. ,, EXTERNALLY, by being fevered from the Britt/[z Empire, you‘vill be excludedfrom cut- tingLogwood in the Bays of szpmr/zy and. HorzduraJ,---from fifliing on the Banks of .New« foamy/rind, on the Coalls of Lei/radar, or in the Bay of St. Laurm‘r,-~-from trading (except by Stealth) with the Sugar Hands, or'with the Britiflz Colonies in any Part of the Globe. You. eighteen lflonths)---and as determined to compel the obltinate Revolters to pay their Debts,--- Will alfo lofe all the Bounties upon the importation of your Goods into Great-Britain: You then to call them oil", and to exclude them for will not dare to feduce a fingle Manufactureror ever from the manifold Advantages and Profits of Trade, which they now enjoy by no other Mechanic from us under Pain of Death; becaufe you will then be c'onfidered in the Eye of the Law as mere Foreigners, againl't Whom "2 v1.3 d'l l .4 rrfiaanaag‘a r .1 eg- ,F. 1. x. by making the Dilflobedient feel the Want of it, ---determined to protect and cheriih thofe CO‘ lonies, which will return to their Allegiance each other,---neve_r able to agree about any thing before,-~-and only now united by an En,- thufiaftic Fit of falle ,Patriotifm ;§--a:Fit which :19"! ‘.,,_,,lv 3 ' vv -' {Leak ‘A 3‘13? is fanguinary Methods,---but enforcing the Law Title, but that of being a Part of the Bri/zfi Empire- Thus {lands the Cafe; and this is the View of Things on one Side. thefe Laws were made. You Will loie the Re- mittance of 300,000]. a Year to pay your OBSERVE «mmV. fair, we mul't give a Delineation of two Political Parties contending with each other, and druggling for Superiority :--And then we mull: coniider, which of thefe two, mutt be firl't petty Governmentsr-v-Rivals to, andrjealous of ‘ pendent State, or Colony. Now, in order to judge properly of this All I I37 1 OBSERVE again a Profpeél on the other; '0le a Variety of little Colonies under a Variety of A ‘4‘$19"! UK‘ M have no further Connection with you, as a de- tilt; jlof " ,‘ [ 136 ] eb/z'gcd you to pay your Deéts, whether we are to Tr00ps; and you Will lofe the Benefit or there S Troops |