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Show a (thmummaw‘, coaurvqu sense. .. t - . l, v .47 t ~ ...Tbiriily.j-While we profel's ourfelves the [ubjeéis of Britain, we mull, in the eye of foreign nations; he confidered 'aa rebelngfl" The precedent in fomewhat dangerous to rim? .1914", for men to be in arms under the name of fubjeé'ts; we; on the (pot, can folvc the paradox: But'to unite refif'r- ance and fubjeéiion. requires an idea‘rnuch too refined {or common underflanding. » ' . i i FaurrnyE-Were a manifelioito be publilhcd, and iiif~ patched to foreign courts, letting forth the 'mil'eries we hue endured, and the peaceable methods we ha‘vc ineffgfluall " tried for redrefs; declaring, at the fame time, that not be. l-ng able, any longer, to'live happily or lately under the cruel dilpofition of thevBritilh court, we had. been driven to (th heceflity of breaking of? all conncflions, with her; at the fame time, aiTuring all {uch courts ofour peacc‘ab'e difpolig tion toward; them, and of_our delire of entering into trade with them: Such a memorialfwould produce more good elicits to this Continent, than if alhip were freighted with; petitions to Britain. ‘ ‘ l' ‘ ' ' ‘ j Under our prefent denomination of Britilh‘ fubjefls, we can neither'be received nor heard abroad :' The cultom of mm . ' I , l 7 . all'courtshre againfl us, and will be to, until, by an inde--I pendance,' we take rank with other nations. 3 Thcfe proceedings may at firfi appear Grange and chili, Cult abut, like all other fieps which we have already pallEd Over, will in a little time become familiar and agreeable; . fnd, until an independance is declared, the Continent will‘ feel itl'el! like 8 than Who continues putting off {Oi-He unpleaq {ant bulimia from day to day, yetk‘nowa it mull be done, hates to flat about it, wilhcsit over,and is continually haunt: ed‘withv the thoughts of its neccfl‘tty, ; ‘ "', ‘ ' ' ' ‘A p p E N D I x I N C E the publication of‘thc firfi edition of this: pami‘ S phlet, 'or rather on the famed" on which; It came out.- the King'a Speech made its appearance In th‘rg‘crry. ; glad" . the fpirit of prophecy direéled the birth [of this production |