ecome the hired assassins of their countrymen.

And all, &c.

11th. Let the army which eats the bread of Ireland, be her
guardian and protector, and not the base invader of her
rights and liberties.

And all, &c.

12th. Let him who first proposed a mortgage on the revenues
of Ireland, be accursed in the annals of your country.

And all, &c.

13th. Let yourselves no longer be the slaves of religion, or
sect, or party, but the united sons of freedom and
philosophy.

And all, &c.

14th. Let the majesty of your king reflect the majesty of
your people.

And all, &c.

_Mirabeau scripsit._

_Salem Gazette,_ 1792.

[D] Vide Wilberforce on the emancipation of the slaves.

* * * * *

Boston School of Fashion in 1807.

Robert Smallpeace,

_At his_ DRESSING ACADEMY, _and_ SCHOOL _of_ FASHION, _in_
MILK STREET, _opposite the South door of the_ Old South,

[Illustration]

REMINDS the Sons and Daughters of Fashion and Beauty, that
tho' they may possess every latent excellence, yet they
require the improving hand of ART, like _rough_ diamonds, to
obtain the polish and brilliancy of the _first water_. What
is elegance of form or contour of beauty without
improvement? like "a light hid under a bushel," or whatever
can be conceived to be _most unlike_:--And it is a
lamentable fact, that

_Full many a mind is rear'd with toil and care,
To waste its worth--by_ SLOV'NLINESS _in_ HAIR.

The _tailor_, or _milliner_, may encase us with taste and
elegance; the _dancing master_ teach us the steps of ease
and dignity; the _musician_ instruct us in our throats and
fingers; and the _preceptor_ may inform our minds; and yet,
with all these _accomplishments_, can we even be PASSABLE,
if the _highest_ accomplishment of all be neglected? and the
HEAD be left to its own "disorder worse confounded,"
exhibiting a "_paltry crown of mud and straw_," placed upon
an "_edifice of ivory and gold_!"--and further--

_What though the_ EYE _volup