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i who dilTent from the printed refolutions, are 1 Iftv requefted to meet at the play houfe, precife. carneitiy'M thig 3fternoon. ly meeting of the inhabitants of the city of Anna A nolis in confequence of the foregoing notice, after I the feveral letters and papers communicated reading we mdAeUa, the firft, fecond, and SKions of this city on Wednesday laft were; fZav read, one by one, and the queftion being put 2 feverally, that they be confirmed, the frit confirmed, and on a divifion the fend and third were alio confirmed, very few difienting, The fourth refolution being read, the queftion was loved, and put, that the fame be expunged, and on a refofved, by a confutable majority, that it ot expunged The other reiblutions read, anon the queftion being put on each, were confirmed Without any divifion. Resolved, That this day's proceedings be lmme Ahtcti printed and made public. mi Per order, JOHN DUCKETT, Clk.

To the PRINTERS. Annapo is, May 30, 1774. 1 Ulhation of the inclofed protefi, fup parted by a conjUeta ub number of the' inhabitants ej the atj of Annapolis, HI if is prefumed, furnijb the mofl authentic grounds, for determining the fenfevf the majority, on a quejhon of the lofi importance. it 7E whole names are fubferibeel, inhabitants of the city of Annapolis, conceive it our clear right, and incumbent duty, to ex pre Is our cordial and explicit dilapprobation, of a refolution which was car ried by fprty l'even againlt thirty one at the meeting, The refolution agamft which we protelt the face of the world is the following. hat it is the opinion of this meeting, that, the of the law of tlis province, bring no iuit for the recovery of any debt, due from any inhabit province, to any innaiMtant.

ot oieat tn Bnt 01 tain, until the laid aft be repealed, DISSENTIENT, nefs, in al much as it is Dig witn oannruptcy ana ruin, to thole inhabitants of Great Britain, who, relying vith unlimitted fcurity on our good faith and integrity have made us malterS of their fortunes condemning wem unheard, for not having interpoled their iniiuuice with parliament in favour of the town of Bo( ton, without duly weighing the force, with which that iniuence would piobably have operated, or whether, in tfcef conduit, they were acUatcd by wifdom and puli n. orby corruption and avarice. II. Becaule whM the inhabitants of Grer.t Brita'm a partially delpoiled of every legal remedy to recover vtat is jullly oue to them, no provllion is made, to prevent us from being harraflcd, by the profecution oi internal fuits, but our foi tunes and perfons are left at the mercy ot'dome'ltic creditors, without a poffibility of ex tncatmg ouneives, unieis Dy a general convuuion; an event, the contemplation of fober realbn, replete with horror. III.

Uecaufe our credit as a tommerclal people will expire under the wound 5 for what confidence can pof re xepolsd in thole, who fliall have exhibited the jnoftivowed and molt flriking proof, that they are not to be bound ly obligations' as lacred as hurtian invention can fuggeil llojd Dulanyi William CcJoke, James Tijghman, Anthony ttewart, Willilm Steuart, Charles oteuart, David Steuart, Jonathan inkney, William Tiuk; Thomas Sparrow, John Green, James Brice, George Cordon, John halmt.V, John Anderfon, John Unfworth, James Taylor, William Caytorl, George vRankeil, Robert Moor, Jonathan Parker, lirite eleven, John Varndel, John Annis, Robert Fidge, ivrn 1 KMTifia irKw William Aunrc noperc i.amDerr, vvuiiam taais, jonn ciapnam, Elie Vallette, Robert Buchanan, William James Frooks, Richard Mlirrow, John Prown John Hepburn, Colin Nathaniel Kofs, William Niven, James Kin gfbury, James Barnes, John Sands, James Williams, Jofeph Williams, John Howard, William Munroe, John D. Jaquet, John Norris, John Steele, N. Mnccubbin, lhcem. Thomas Hammond, Thomas Pipeir, Thomas Neal, WillLun Tonry, James M'Kenzie, Nicholas Min Martin Water, John Warren, William Chambers, James Clarke, Denton Jacques, Jofeph Dovv Thomas Macken, Richard fcu'rland, Dan. Tuliny, of" Dan.

R. Mollelbn, Robert Coudcn, will'iam Aikm.w, George French, John Parker, Archibald Smith, Thomas Bonner, Matthias Mae, Alexander M'Donald, David C'rinnig, John Timmis, wvid Atchifon, James Maynard, William Harri Wi Robert Kirkkind, William Aftiton, Ro'bert Mornfon, Charles Bryan, John Haragan, Hugh Bendley, Richard Thwmpfon, Keverdy Ghifelin, i JUNI J.liuail, lllliUJl cull, Jrae Mithell, Charles Roberts, Samuel frkingle, ii viiaiitl XX V. iaomas Stiff, Henry Jackfon, William Devenilh, viiiuhs iiuuU jvjim evil is, jdiiiirc Jordan bteigcr, Jofeph Richards, Edward wens, Thomas Pry le, J. Wilkialbn, Robert Keji, William WiUatt, John King, William Towfon, Howard, John "onaJdlon. Dan Qgton, Thomas Hodgkin, William 't Ihomnt trnrli f.tr.nk wn, Thomas Hyde, John, Maconochie, Philip iTtL Lte Jhn Ball, Samuel Owens, Samuel BalTh Owens, iamuel iailQwajtc janiei Murray, Kichard Mlchacl wallace, William Hyde, 'Nathan S.

Palter, Jof. ph Browing, Thomas fciRirT! Ncth KdarJ Dogan, J. H. Ander. gS.rt, Henry Horfiey, Cornelius Fcn George Ka.iken, fen.

Edward fwifr Lang, George Nichollbn, Benjamin Ball! a Ortou' Charles Wright, onrtantinc JVvi mons HcruT siDell Crofc, Karl1' Sjm "ard, Oliver Weeden, "Mtr Fmlater, Con M'Carty, Joiuthaa Simfon. So dearfy boufhV efathersj tranlmit it to your children. Addison's CatoI I "XtEflfert tliat the of a free people COn(ifts nT't Political' happinefs Iw. of their Wn 3ht or Jo 5u b7 g'ven by delegates of thffrn ch their confent This ItirZ choiadnunation. conftituriori.

th' mo I TJ of the be fuppoied par or i 2 TV gions fubordi as' are the re: that conftitution Protection, under wT tea, for the the of a duty on without thvir ,2 beig paffed iioutth ir coiinc "emS Palled can but dcS nu emlave them, from deligrJ of a corrupt' w'd Hrf t0 baflle thi thren of tt defpot'C miniltiy. Our bre tVof 4 heiter town, onFrid ot f. ay, i774, frhen a chairman was chofen cur mi coiai, lSth .1.:. raMi nn is intmApA in 5111 ri their lu ueudre Rcriufe we are imprefled with "lilerous and very re bectable srinK hdd' sss SetSv i and, the t0ll0winS "lotions were re pedrediy read, and unmimouft, agreed to, ir ft that we acknowledge his ma toil fland 1 be our rhtful, and lawful Ibvereil fubmimon 'e pf0mile 811 dut'ful illleKiante an id. Resolved that no duties or taxes can conflitu.

XtJ but by our own co.4nt, given pii lonally, or by our reprefentatives. rf.SL?DJ oF the Parliament of the 7 th of George the third, chapter 46th, fob jtcting the colonies to the payment of a duty on tea, tor the purpoie of railing a revenue in America, is un cMftitutimal, opprejfive, and calculated to enlluve the Americans. 4th. Rt solved, thrrefore, that whoever fliall 'import, or any way aid or aflift in importing, or introducing from any part of Great Britain, or any other place whatloever, into this town or county, any tea; iuliiedt to the payment of a duty impoled by the afore laul adt of parliament. Or, whoever lhall wilfully and knowingly fell; buy, or conlume, or in anyway allilt in the lale, purchaie.tor conluinptionof any tea imported as aforelaid fubject to a duty, he, or they, fliall be ltigmatized as enemies to the liberties of America.

5th. Kesolvkd, that we will not only fteadily adhere to the foregoing rcfolves, but will endeavour td excite our worthy neighbours to a like patriotic conduct, and whoever, amongit us, lhall refufe his concurrence, or after complying, fliall defert the caufe, and knowingly deviate from the true Ipirit and meaning of thef'e our refolutions, we will mark him out, as inimic to the liberties of America, an unworthy member oi the community, and a ptribn not deferving our notice or resrard. 6th. Resolved, that the foregoing refolves be printed, that our brethren in this and the other colonics, may know our lcntiinents as they are therein contained. Signed by order of the committee, W.

WRIGHT, Clerk. N. B. The above fefolves were entered into upon a difcovery of a late importation of the dutiable tea, (in the brigantine GediUs, of this port) for fbme of the neighbouring counties. Furrier meafures are in cm templation, in conleqiience of late and very alarming sot of parliament.

Talliot Court Houfe, May 14, 1774. ALARMED at the prelent fituation of America, and impreiled with the moll tender feelings for the diltrelles of their brethren and fellow fubjects in BoIon, a number of gentlemen having met at this place, took into their lerious confideration the part they ought to act as friends to liberty, and td the trenefal mtaeits of mankind. To prelcrve the rights, and to fecure the property of the fubjeit, they apprehend, is the end of government. But when thole right are invaded when the mode pre firribed by the laws for the punilhment of offences, and obtaining juilice, is difregarded and fpurned when, without being heard in their defence, force is employed, and the fevereii penalties are inflicted; the people, they clearly conceive, have a right not only to complain, but li'kewiie to exert their utmoft endeavours to prevent the effect of luch meafures, as may be adopted by a weik or corrupt miniftry to deftroy their liberties, deprive them of their property, and rob' them of their deareft birthright as Britons. Imprefled with the warmeft real for, and lo airy to their molt gracious lbvereign, arid with the molt firi cerce aiftftn for their fellow fubjetfs in Great Britain, They are determined, calmly and fteadily, to unite with the ir fellow fubjects, in purfuing every legal and Conltitutional niealiue, to avert the evils threatened by P0 and 10 fupPLort the C01 rights of uni" harmony be thr emother country and her colonies, on which the prekrvation of both muft finally depend! Wm thl images of a claM.

ufemnts omitted will be inferted nexi fweek CUSTOM KJJ E. Schooner Peggy and Betfey, EhjahLce, from St. Vin. BHe KiduSrhTrV'T Hutchirnfon' frora lVoL cu "laultry. Charles Kenney, from Waterf'ord Sliin $F' Wili3m ronFSrd Sh JfamndrCk' from London.

Camden, Jofeph Richardfon, from London. A Sloon Baltimore Packet, John Gwinn, for Virginia bh William Clark, for Brillol. PrSlcr rtherS' Tha11 ofe, for Ne Sloop Lucy, Samuel M'Lellam, for Cafco Bay. Shmiidney, homas Drytiale, for Lifbon. A LL the Inliabitants.

"iKS polis, on the 4th day of June next to mtoconhderatioit fundry letters andJ papers from town of Lofton, and the city of Philadelphia and to he Ih.p C.cdyi Capt Hornby, from Liverpool clock. 6 lublcribus' at 'heirftoreoA the A heral alTortment of European and Ea Indu to the feafon; among winch a.e fine andfupe, fie broad cloi' es fi cloth German ferges 1 yard aud i wide fuftians jeuns hJckfets coiton denims corduroys Italian and Dutch yard wiue draboys royal ribs itock acl fatanets vdvet a.id velveis yard wide corded dim, ttya yard wide flowered petticoating an; ya wide Ii ilh linens lawnswhiie and brown Irifli meet ing white and brown Ruffia ditto Ruflia drabs br.jwn and ftnpsd cotton hollands dowlas bed bunis Flander's ticksHolland beds and pillow. vwuiucrpanes ana yard cot ton ch.ntlurniture check fell, and Jftriped and plain luieftiings Ttnpedand tobined ducapes black and white ditto flowered brocade armaieencor ded tabby China tafTeta black and white fattins, and fatlin peelorigs Jell and ell wide nwvejeand ala mode eli and ell wide Perfian, and PerCan taffeta gold wailtcoat fhapes fiJk Perfian and fattin petti coatsfine patent aprons kgauzecypreisditto parifnetcatgutcambricks and lawns Hond and thread lace thread edgyigtaftehead and brealt ear ring and hair pins black and white iilk handkei chiefs and cravats black love handkerchiefs Italian ci apes bombazeei. Womens and childrens fafliionable filk bonnets cane and ftraw haisfilk cloaks mens and bays fafhion ble beaver nuing oeaveraitto, with turbaa bands. and Oftnchfeatheis J4 and5thieaded mens and womens thread, cotton, and fik hofe boys thread, ditto mens, womens, and girls gloves and mitts womens filk ditto printed calicoes and linens India chims white calicoes fix founh humhums ell wide plain and flowered muflins ditto book muf lins nankeens women calimanco and white learner inoes mens belt fhoes red Morocco and neat japaned decanter ltaniu violins firings for ditto Poland ftarch indigo and fig blue fpices of all kinds fago epfam and glauber faltsbeit powdered Jefuits bark almonds lun raifins, and currants in jarrt fugar candy Spanifh juice fpirits or wine ipints ot turpentine FljrSiice oil iintfeed ditto painter' colours of all lorts Wefton fnufF b.iikst fait double and fingle refined loaf, fugar fail cloth feans and lean twine porter old red port, Sec.

Sec. Sec. 4. THOMAS C. WILLIAMS, and CO.

'S I By William Aikm an, bookieller and ftationer in Annapolis, A LARGE collection ofbooks amongft which are Blackltone' commentaries on the laws of England; 4 vol. Ne dictionary of ans and faience, 3 vol. 410. Beatie's effay on truth. Buchan's domeitic medicine, bt A London edition.

Hume's efTays, a vols, octavo, Lord Kaims's elements cf cri.icifm, 1 vols. Fergufon'a tftay Oil civil feciety. on' agricuituie, a vols, hft edition. Hoyle's psmes. An tl gsnt edition of RnfTou's woiks, 10 voU.

ti 'd the French. Sketches ot the ry of manj 1 vol 4to. bv Lcrd Kums, newly pulilhed. Millar on the uiitinction of ranks in fociery. of fv'fl of world, vo's.

A alVvt iient of he Britnh pot. Latin, and French DOok, hiitoriea forchil! Sec. wii a quantity 6f royil medium, demy, tiealui), i imn ju fon''ca, and pat writii.g papers Dutch quills, belt red and black f.al:ng wx, and wafers. Jiilt ard to be Kid at W. A kman'i fhjp, the follow i nur comedies, price is.

6d. each, Tne Maccaroni. The Man of The School tor Wives. A alTortment ofsll the lite publications are ex peiled ioin London by the fi' ft Ihip, for the ufe of the Annapolis circulating libiary. W.

has likewife importeJ a few groftes of red and white port wine, of the firft quality, A'. B. Books for accounts ruled and bound in the neateit manner, and at the molt reafonabls rates. Ca taoue cf the books given gratis..