The Neutral British Gentleman

Incruíted in hie island bom. pond the iea4 renuine "Tra H; ApaUBcbJ, faminj iva oí Beef, withdouble weigni w i!:'t ïvtT" belMTolèBt- bvtt fnr tbc-ir singular ti'ii'liT.v i" turn green whenexer I ie remark(..1 tliat'liis irrepreesible American ■ havo mai'j' aoother treatj with Cbina IMM of liim u '1 lak.'ti AlOion iO. Thli Neutral Britten Gentleman, onof the modern time. WKhWaiiam, Duta of Nonnaiwly, M ancostors, lie dn „vrr'rrón'r'ilH-sl.orcof France to whlp O And&fa beie. a source or ptide; Imt whrfee tl-ChC :,',„,!,, MV..1. a „a.:n . H for,,.. to regard ui MigliUy her inf in everything, nd particularly behind her hi military aod u - reaü.v cnnii' Tiiis X.utvair.rilihCtlitkliian.iincorfhomodprnt'me. aaehiaChritioity,Episcopallan brand, ■ af hiï missloi ifortli to bullj heathenland; Just mention "larery" t him, nd witb pioui btfoi the ootton raí i y BlayeBjandfor o make ., takeO)ium(aB4blOT the Sej f irom poor devUs refua : rpany- or hi ,]n.];i[] liirn-pliy. ThisNeutral Bri ' : l!li'"' ' ir"''m'-'HeMatoBroier Jonathan ioTül pi ■WVre HangloSaxou, bothof u, and can t bo foes, ]!.,( naOiriBtianl oglisl man, hecannot, cam niBhon ' ctacle- ol lour mun i j anation i ro üie largeti liberty io the world,though in nti slavi iv cruaade the of liis Manchester factors wouii imperatlfely torUd li im to- take part on eltherside, Tl:v Neutral Brltiuh Gentleman, one of the modern time. Nowneewi th vi.l Jvnathaaby b8e rebeDion Andbattling with pro-slaTery, it mlght be thenSe inIhatpri8hs7mpathy, at lat, wonM ipui him on.to Bot, atrange to 4y, thta ypaUay- ii labelled ■ x'tralitv " and consignedloany rebel port not too cloaely blockaded to permit "Engl vith musitione, to lip in And youaskMr. Huil what lic mea na by this inconsistent oondact, hé beoomes virtuousli indil naot,rollup hiseyesand ::-:- ■■I aa't endure to lee brothera mui each other,and lieepiBg me uut ofwj Getti n -1 cari't, upoo my life I" ThiB Neutral Britiüli Contlsman, onc oftbe modern timp. Buppoiing Mr. Ball should die, tbe questnsa m( h Willheblwanteddowu belo. or nl ed to Ui. Allowln :!l "n"; '", 'I"V with lis Infernal Majesty, since Milton in hls blank re cortespond e ' Kh "ld more thanoncehmted the possibility of Nick's rebellion ajainst Beaven saceeedlng ; and ainoe the Lower PeeesaJon aas cottontd to Enplandihrough non erousB inoi ei ii a choice on the pari ot the phUanthropicalBritisherwould be s;-'y anotbet speeimen- of liis Neg tru. itï I Ihle Neutral BritietOHteaiaa, bue of the moder