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lot HlJrt'y alter ei4ilense pf,o .5iy
edviied to by Stewart and fome 9TH


sr Of the Irilh incendiaries OF that
place. Mr.. Bate, thought proper to
refufe. the challenge, on account Of
Pcntlands being boy, ard an ap-


prentice of Duane's and perhaps for


other reafoDs. Pentlau1 had him


poftrd in hand bills as a coward &c.
Mr.. Bates publiihed ftatement In
the Tree of Liberty, in fome degree
nfe6ing on Stewart (githout men,


noning his ma me w!.o was the bear


sf of Fentland's challenge This is


pRderifood to have produced the
challenge from Stewart. The minds
Of the people appear to be very
much iufamed. Something was
threatened to day towards the def


uuGtion of Pentland's prefs and it
is iaid the militia We. e ordered out
10 defend 1t. The fl4 IS, Jaw ar
|bnsd men paiiing in the itrccts.-
Something lerious may yet take place
The Col of the militia in the
,owu is an lriihman, and of Du-
sne's Faction, and perhaps majority
Of the cficers of the fame dcfcrip-
lon. The poor Americans feem
TO be prepared TO furrender their
nights, and to become the pafIiye
tools Of foreign defperadoe,.