[Sarannah Georgian.
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ARNOLD, THE TRAlTOR.-A new work,
rather novel in its character. edited by
NJ George \. Ward, is now in nrese in
New York. entitled s.The Journal and
Letters o' Samuel Curwen. an american
refugee 'nlg. in England. during the re-
vo'utien " The following anecdoie is
taken from IT,:


kDn the Earl of Surry's rising in the
House OF C..mmons1o make motion a.
bout removing ministers, Lord North "a
rose. and. (af,er some alteration about
the propriety of.his sanding upat the
Name time with the metnber,) on his ex.
planning his motives. he was allowed to
proceed. when he ANNOUNCED his (snd the
rest Of the kinR's servan,s) Quilting ad-
tsninistra,ioa. and ns9yed for an adjourn
ii,ent till next 39pndly atswhich time 4
new 4rrangemant sf ministers would be
settled.


s.On this occasious Eord Burry happen.
"a 10 espy Arnold, lne kanerican secedins
General, and sent him message 10 de.
part, threatening. iDscase Of refusal, "a
move for breaking up the gallery. ID
which the GENERAL answered, he was in.
troduced there by member; to which
Lord Surrv replied. he might. under tha,
condition. stay. 4. ooMld promise nerer
Ia enter it agaiN; which General Arnold
complied with. This isxthe second in.
stance Of public disrespect he has mo,
with; the King having been forced te
pledge his royal word never to employ o.
pension him-a Just repard ler svsaehsry
erSy odioxs."