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 owe as natural-born ubjects, or any degree of independence or immunity not enjoyed by other Englihmen.

ay, That by uch emigration they by no means forfeited, urrendered, or lot any of thoe rights; but that they were, and their decendants now are, entitled to the exercie and enjoyment of all uch of them as their local and other circumtances enable them to exercie and enjoy.

they who form a ettlement by a lawful Charter having committed no crime forfeit no privileges, will be readily confeed; but what they do not forfeit by any judicial entence, they may loe by natural effects. As man can be but in one place at once, he cannot have the advantages of multiplied reidence. He that will enjoy the brightnes of unhine, mut quit the coolnes of the hade. He who goes voluntarily to America, cannot complain of loing what he leaves in Europe. He