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From late LONDON PAPER.
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Respecting the tate Riots in London


nsany people seem 10 doubt enemies
p having any concern IN the late volences, per-
init me to assure my countrymen that month is
not elapsed since ! heard an American Col. in the
city Of Amste rdam positively assert-"7hdt Eng.
land rot.id he in rebellion, has Majesty dethroned
aud the city of London laid IN ashes before the er-
pirati0sl Of the summer" At the time the declafa.
tion was made, looked upon it as the wild raving
of mad republicanism, but from the systamatcal
proceedings of he rioters have been eye witness
10, and from the violent speeches Of many con-
crrned in the Protestant association, ! am con-
vinced more was and is intended than merely de.
stroying the property Of few inofiensive Catho-
lies especially as il is notorously known, and pub
Iicly spoken OF at Amsterdam, that large remit
ances have been made through that city to Eng
tland for secret purposes


Although MIR. Editor, have frequently been
your correspondent on matters of amusement, il s
with the utmost difiidence ] now step forth in po-
litics-but many gentlemen to whom have com
municated the above intelligence, have declared
that making the matter universally known was a
duty incumbent on me, as good and loyal subject,
and Justice my country has right to demand.
leave the publishing Of this letter TO your discre-
iion assuring yeu that if called upon by authority
shall not only be ready to repeat the facts upon
oath, but will Immediately give up the name Of the
American Col. and the house wherein he made the


Yours, &c. A BRITON.