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 hall be excluded from power and from profit, has produced o little effect, let us conider the oppoition as no longer formidable. The great engine has recoiled upon them. They thought that the terms they ent were terms of weight, which would have amazed all and tumbled many; but the conternation is now over, and their foes tand upright, as before.

great propriety and dignity the king has, in his peech, neglected or forgotten them. He might eaily know, that what was preented as the ene of the people, is the ene only of the profligate and diolute; and that whatever Parliament hould be convened, the ame petitioners would be ready, for the ame reaon, to requet its diolution.

we once had a rebellion of the clowns, we have now an oppoition of the pedlars. The quiet of the nation has been for