FROM A LATE LONDON PAPER. The fo/lowivg SONG, bi Piter Pjmdar, prepared for[ the alluded to, and humoioi'Jly given as the production of t.<e o Thomas PAINE. \ COME good fellows all—Confufion's the toast, And (uceefs to our excellent cause : As we have nothing to lose, lo! nought can be loft, So, perdition io rnonarchs and laws! France shews us the way —an example how great . Then like France let us stir up a riot : Mav our names be preferv d by some damnable feat, For who but a wretch would lie quiet? As wc all arc poor rogues, 'tis most certainly right, At the doors of the rich ones to thunder, Like the thieves who Yet fire to a dwelling by night, And come in foi a {hare of the plunder. Whoever for rriifchief invents the heft plan, Best murdcts, sets fire, and knocks down, The votes of our club (hall be given to that man, And Hemlock shall form him a crown. Our empire has tower'd with a lustre too long, Then blot out this wonderlul fun ; Let us arm thrn at once, -ind in confidence strong, Complete what dark Gordon begun. But grant a defeat—we are hang'd and that's all, A punifhmcnt light as a leather; Yet we triumph in death, as we Catalincs (all, And go to the devil together. LINES On Peter Pindar's Ode to Paink. BROTHER Peter ! your Muse very brilliant h;;s been, In describing exploits, ol a good King and Queen, Due praise on the Prmceffes too, you've beftew'd ; There your p?n with the honey of Hybla has flow'd : And for many droll things we return you our thanks— For Rozzi, Piozz;. and great Sir Jo. Banks. Well have you arretted Sir Joseph's bold treason, The grand purple Emperor, daring to fcize on ! But if mere roving Royalty, iudg'd by your betters, Is fafejl in caf< s of glass, or in fetters, Think how highly expedient to keep in close durance, Thole Emp'rors, who Ihcw a despotic dfiurance! Tho' T love (brother Peter) a jest at my heart, Yet on Politicvery dull jests vou impart; Deep, the ocean of Government doctrines! — beware ! Your Muse on this ocean, fhou'd (land ftilJ, and flare f * sis a fubjed too mighty!—thou lafhe-ft in vain The intuitive strength, wit, and wisdom of Paine! Pain e, and all anti-Bu rkit rs, regard with a finite, The rage of the Viper thus biting a file! T 0 MARIA. LES FLEURS, c< Flowers worthy ojParadife." Mi lton. AH cease, dear Maid, to po : nt the sceptic drain, Which tells mc that with Life's Ihoit day Thy Charms for ever fade away, And that fond memory treasures them in vain ! No, when the beauteous progenv of Heaven, Man, from the ftniling lap of earth Was horn by Reafoninto birth, Immortal Bliss unto his Soul was given. Not like the laughing Flow e r s, whose breast A thousand glittering hues adorn, Which catch their lustre from the Morn, And only bid the wand* ring Spoi leks reft. Whose fragrance every pafling breeze exhales, Transmitted to the Peasant's (heel, And fluttering round his thankless head, As sluggishly he plods to yonder Vales. No ! for the darling of supernal care, The finer fabric of his mind Was not to reckless winds refign'd» Nor waited on the barren fie'ds of air. But, when thro' all this trembling mortal maze The harraf&'d Spirit winds its way, It druggies to diviner day, And burns around the Throne where Angels B I. A L E ANECDOTES MOLIERE, the great Coniic-Poec of France, was efteetned an excellent a<ftor. He died in performing the pare of the Hypochondriac, in aComedy of his own writing, called Le Malade Imaginaire, (which is part of a Comedy in En glilh called the Mother-in-law) on thee 17th of February, 1679, in his grand Climaifteric. The Archbilhop of Paris would not allow his body to be inhumed in consecrated ground, which the King being informed of, sent for the Archbilhop, and expoftnlated with him ; but he was an ob ilinate churchman, and would not willingly con descend to his Majesty's perfuaiions. The King, finding him unwilling to comply, desired to know how many feet deep the Holy Ground reached ! The Bifliop replied, " about eight." " Well," replied the King. " I find there is 110 getting the better of your scruples ; therefore let his grave be dug twelve feet, that is four below your con secrated ground, and let them bury him there." The Archbifliop was obliged to comply ; for Louis XlVth would be obeyed. A MAN, by the name oFHerring, being very lick, and his affairs in a deranged situation, ex prefl'ed much concern to his brother, liow his child ren would he provided for. " Hah !" said he, •' take comfort, dear brother ; he that pro vided! food for the young ravens, when they cry will undoubtedly take good care of the young Herrings. & University of Penksy lvania, , Oft()i)£r 7, I7QI. BO" The MEDICAL LECTURES will begin on the fir ft Monday in November next. THE arrearages of Subscriptions for this Gazette amount at this time to upwards of Two Thousand Dollars. —The Editor flat ters himfelj that no apology can be tho't neicjjary ftr earnepy requeuing a compliance with the terms of subscription, in afpeedy discharge of the funs due. -Those gentlemen of whom the papers are immediately re ceived, are authorised to receipt for any payments that may h offered. Thirty Dollars Reward. RUN AWAY, sometime in August 1789, a yellow NEGRO MAN, named Abraham, late the property ol Kathtnul IVickliff, deceased — about, forty-five vrars of age, about five feu eight or nine inches high, pre, ty well set, with a large woolly head and large beard, walks with his knees bent, often complains of paim in his feet and ancles-by trade a bricklayer, ttone raalonand plaflerer He is a very handy si llow as a houle-waiter, and is tond of fitch business. He is a great diffcmbler, and no doubt pretends he is a freeman. He has been eloped so long that no description ol his prefeut clothing can be given. It is supposed that he went to the Northern States, as he often mentioned having Friends there.— Twenty Dollars reward will be given to any pcrfon that will le curefaid Negro in anyj.il, so that the fubferiber may get him again; and reasonable charges will he paid—or Thirty Dollars will be given if he is brought to Prince William County, Virginia, to Mr. Tohn Kl NCHELOU, by CHARLES WICKLIFF, AdminiArator. (i aw pw) October 12, 17.91 Wanted, a good COOK, To whom genteel wages will be allowed. None need apply who cannot be well recommended. Enquire of the Printer. New-Haven Wharf Lottery. THE Manacf.ks of NEW-HAVF.N WHARF LOTTERY, have unexpected!y received information from abroad, of a con futable number ot Tickets yet unfold. This renders it veeejjary for them (in order to answer the of the Lottery) to adjourn the drawing to Monday the 17th of O&ober next, at which time the drawing will positively re-commence, and continue without in terruption until finilhed. New-Haven, Sept. 28, 1701. N. B. The numbers already drawn, both prizes and blanks, will be publithcd immediately, in hand-bills, and in the Connecti cut "Journal, for the information of those who wiih to puichafe Tickets now undrawn. HAVE removed their Office 10 the corner of Chefnnt sr.d Third Streets—where they puichafe and fell CERTIFICATES, BANK STOCK, &c. &c. Bufincfs of all kinds, in their line, tranfa&ed onCommiffion kappa. They have for sale, TICKETS in the Second ClaU of the Mas sachusetts Semi-annnal Lottery (the drawing of which will com mence 011 the 13 h inft.) and in the Twenty-Second Class ot the Charleftown Lottery, at the Manager* prices. To be let, on moderate Ground Rent, forever, A Lot of Ground, eligibly situated, in Kensington, fronting on thice ftrects. There are improvements on this lor, which, added to its fnuation, make it worthy of particular atten tion. Philadelphia, Oft. 1,1791. IV. M'D OH G ALL'S DANCING SCHOOL, Is now opened at his School-Room, No. 28, Carter's Alley. HE returns his sincere thanks for the great encouragement he has experienced these eighteen years; hopes the reputation of Wis fchoo] for decorum and good order, as well as the perform ance of his scholars, will still ensure him a refpe&able lhare of the public favor. A number of new Cotillions and Country Dances will be taught during the season. Thole who please to honor him with the tuition of their chil dren, mav be assured, they will be taught in the moil approvrd stile, and that proper attention will be paid to their carriage and manners. A general pra&ifins; for the improvement of the scholars, will be held at the New Rooms, every other Wednesday ; when the employers, and ilrangcrsof genteel deportment, will be admitted. These will be attended with no expence. N. B. An EVENING SCHOOL will be opened for grown Gentlemen, as soon as a fufficient number offer. Philadelphia, September 14, 1791 Pintard and Bleecker, Certificates & Public Securities On COMMISSION, at public and private falc, on the following terms : ON the specie amount of all Tales or purchafts at au&ion, ope eighth per cent. On ditto of all sales or purchases at private sale, on all sums below 5000 nominal dollars, one-halj per cent. ; and 011 all sums above 5000 nominal dollars, one-fourth per cent. For receiving iniereft at the Loan-Office, one per cent. For making transfers at ditto, one dollar each transfer. (pT Such persons throughout the United States, as inav be plcafed to favor the subscribers with their orders, may rely on their being executed with punctuality,fidelity and dispatch, as consi derable experience in the public (locks, together with extenfivc connexions in the city of New-York and different parts of the continent, enable them to conduct their operations with peculiar advantages. PINTARI) & ISLEECKER, New-York, No. 57, King-Street. 1 aw 6m) .Yf.7rrh 15, lrqi LAST night was broke open ihe Store of the fubfcribcr, at Bor dentown, and llolen from the fame the following articles. \'iz. One hair trunk, containing womens' wearing apparel; 1 ("mall box, containing four clocks and one dozen tertamcnts; i ditto containing one bottle green cloth coat, one striped veit and breeches, two shirts and a frnall bag with 36 dollars and 20s. to 30s. Jeifey coppers; 1 keg containing a large bible, with other tmall books ; i box containing 447 real oltrich feathers, some of them large and elegant, and of different colours; ? barrels rve meal, branded Stout arid Imlay; , barrel pork, t ream paper, and 1 dozen piste-boards. Stolen at the fame time, a large Batteau, with black fides. A reward of Twenty Dollars will be given for the fecuritv ol the above property,fo that the owners may have the articles again or in proportion for part thereof . also a further reward of Twents Dollars will be given for the fecur.ty of the perpetrator or perpc trators, so that they may be brought to justice, by „ , . „ JOHN VAN EMBURGH. Bordcntown, New-Jcrfey, Sept. 1, 1791. [ e ptf] 192 NOTIFICATION Hazard and Addoms, BROKERS, PURCHASE and SELL all k.nds of Forty Dollars Reward. IMPERIAL HYSON, SOUCHONG, acdBOHSA TEAS, REFINED SUGARS,COFFEE, &SPICESAc.ic Of the iiril quality—by retail, No 1 9 , Third-Street, between Chefnut =nd Market Street). LOTTERY TICKETS. New-Jrrfey, 2<J Class—to commence drawing 26th inft. ) p o f,. MalTachufetts Semi-anmr.il, 2 d Class. 13th Oaober. J tin-ly May be had as above. Public Securities, Bought and Sold, on C O M M IS S I O JJ by SAMUEL ANDERSON, ' Chefnut-Street, next door to thr Bank, No 07 MASSACHUSETTS SEMI-ANNUAL, L OTTER r TICKETS, To be had at the fame place. Georgetown-y September g, 1751. Sales of the Lots 111 the Federal Cit) will commonccon X Monday the x 7th day of OSobcr next. The Coromifiionns finding they may engage materials and workmen for the publr buildings to any dt lirablc extent; with a view to draw the fund into action. so as to facilitate the work, instead of a deposit ot percent, will require I.4th part of the purchase money to be pjui down, the residue to be on bonds with fecuritv, pa /able with i.». terefl in three eqiul payments. The manner of improvement be publiftied at the sale. Philadelphia, 20th July, 1791. r I "'HE Commiffioncfs appointed to receive Subicnptions to the JL Bank,of the United States, do hereby, agreeable to law in form t he Stockholders of the (aid Bank, that an eietlionfof twenty, five Directors will he held at the Citv-Hall in Philadelphia, on Friday the 21ft day of Odtober next,at 10 o'clock in the moraine THOMAS WILLING, DAVID RI ITEM HOUSE, SAMUEL HOWELL. MASSACHUS£TS SEMI-ANNUAL LOTTERY. CLASS 11. THE MANAGERS of th? STATE-LOTTERY allure the Public, that the second Class of the SEMI-ANNUAL LOT. TERY will pofitivcly commence drawing on the day appointed, viz. On ThurfJay the 13th of Otlober next, o rjooner, if the Tickets (hall he disposed of. As the Managers have in their fevcnl monthly Lotteries commenced drawing at the hour afligncd, so they arc determined to be equally as punflual in this. SCHEME. NOT TWO BLANKS TO A PRIZE, 25,000 Tickets, at Five Dollars each, are 125,000 Dollars,!® be paid in the following Prizes, fubjeft to a deduction of twekt and an half per cent, for the use of the Commonwealth. Prizes 1 of 10000 is ICCOO 2 3000 arc 6oco 2 000 6 1000 6000 10 s°° ,5 000 QO 2 00 600# 80 100 8000 90 50 45 09 100 4 C0 ® 30 3 fo ° 161 2iy 322* SCO 10 2OCO 75 8 5 a 60680 8388 Prizrs. 12500, 16612 Blanks. '>5000 Tickets. (Jlj* TICKETS in the above C lass may be had of the fevcral Ma nackr s, vtho will p.i\ the prizes />n demand; of the Treasurer of the Commonwealth; of Jame 8. Whi te, at his Book-store, Franklin's Head, Court-llrcet—and', at other places, as usual. BENJAMIN AUSTIN, jun.*) DAVID COBB'., I SAMUEL COOPER. GEORGE R. Ml NOT, I JOHN KNEELAJs'D, J 80/lon, April 14, 1791. («. f.) IF THOMAS FRANKS, lately of JLittle York, in Virginia, (but originally of Scarboiough, in Yorkshire, Great-Biitaiu] will make himfelf known, together with his prcfent place of re sidence, <-if her to his brother Joh n Franks, who is nowintbi* Port, or to the fubferiber, he will hear oi fomethino greatlyt«> In® advantage. THOMAS ROBINSON. Portland, (Diftrift ofMainr) dugufl *79 1 - P. S. In cafe of the decease of Mr. Franks, his legal heir or heirs are requeftcd to forward their names and places ot abode t» Mr. Ron 1 \son, as above. Pubhlhed, and to be fold by the Edito-i, price £th of a Dollar, TWENTY-SIX LETTERS, On the mod important Subje&s, Kefpe&ing the REVOLUTION of AMERICA. Written in Holland in the year By the Vice-President of the United States. (tT BY late arrivals from France, tic Editor hit received frm No. 10/031, both incl'jfive, of a Publication which coma out twtti * neck it Paris, entitled. " Corres pondancJ. Nation ale. — From No. i to No. in, have been /hipped, but are not ut com to to". ■Any p rjon who may incline to fubjeribe for this work, which appear* » be ingenious, impartial and patriotic* may be fvmijhed with tie nun tT if they arrive by applying to the Editor of this Gazette. f£F Blank Powers to receive the Imereft, and for the "ansjir tj «J» orinc'Dal ff public'-deht, agreeable to the Rules eflabhjhed rn tie 1 Turw Department : Also Blanks for abJlraSs of CertiJUatci, toh JfU" Ihe Editor. ftr The JOURNAL of the TUIRD SESSION of At SENATE of the UNITED STATES, mv he h-dofthe Editor hereoj. copies of the CONSTITUTION■ofth United States, printed noith Notes, way <> £ " a *' Editor. gC The price of this Papi ris 3 Dollars pet *" r and NEW-HAVEN Thomas Johnson, ") David Stuart, \ Commiflioners, Daniel Carroll,^ Do L LARS* ADVERTISEMa'T. Pol lars.
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