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HICK V s
BENGAL GAZE TT
OR 1 II E ORIGIN A L
Calcutta General Advertifer.
A fVtekly Political and CtmmtrcUl P/ipir, Open to all Parties, but influenced by None,
87 From Saturday September the 1 cth to Saturday September 22 1. 178 1. [\Tn. XXXV]
Mr. HICKY. jnefty enough to tell the f ilth to th" that he won d not print a line againft a
orrefpondent Tahiti*. % Tickle
does not. forget you, infert this Bon
Ton Intelligence to gratify your con-
l J}ant Adaiire.
I A Lady.
^Bon Tom Intelig-.nce extra-
ordinary.
REAT Revolutions have taken
pi ice among The Amorous
Circle at the Equ.ftrian fhnd. icarus
Seems to have rccovcr'd the Scorch-
ing and'o the Surprize of every body \
his winps which were lately Singed
begin to be fiedged and grow power
fa
• Englifh Nation — which, GOD nian wh°'s in favour with the great, th i
knows the ftimfy and elaborate Auth- the Ovation of the reft of the- world dc-
enticated Narrative g\^n. of the fa- Ponded upon it j and you will pc ceive
rn r „. ■ 1 t j- r> tnat my complaint is a&ainlt a Mar. wh<»
mous 1 ranlaction in the India ua- ,lm. •' ,a , ... ,«
. • r> ' 0 a ceitain channel has had lnterciC
zette, v/asfar from conveying. But tofecure a contract to himCelf, againft
the Editor of that Impartial Pap:r it j the pofitive Orders of the Company', and
would feem, has a carte blanch to
afleh from Authority, bat no au-
thority to own any Truth he ought
in Common Juftice to Confels.
That any Species of Merit paffes
unrewarded in this—fplcnded Reign
Of the Mafier and-let no one
affert—- when Buxey C--, one
of the W---Phalanx,
Marolptt the chief Engineer has;has hld an appointment of filch
truft and Consequence given to
him-Billy B—ke Chief of a
province! who would have thought
it! Ha! Ha! Ha!
Thc St$n'~elP**** that hap-
py I lift: umenr, of mere Inftgndicancy
and f.mous for his treachery to his
patron ftruck with the frenzy ol
p relent influence, ft ruts a God in his
own dear Opinion—vvhilft humble Qitid
been ince.fantly Negociatilig but all
in vain.--bothpart es, continue
hofhlo and Diftant---The Engineer
is now. Seen daily with the . urband-
fai;--'^tnmge Conjectures-are
formed—The Scape G~-t and B—
•— rejoice at this war-fare and are
b ith vieins 'in armour to A Hail the
fair—in. tliQ'mean time Icarus is
confoiing himfelf with molt phy
lofophic tranqiVdiiy.-Laughing at the I hone/} men laugh at this Gulliver in
heterogenous Group, iLilhput md pity him as a token of
tneir charit
\ Intelligence Extraordinakv. j " Thc Re;.d Mr__prayi-ng ]aft
counsellor Feeble vifits the Sund faid_Lord have mercy <>n
ft
CypRiAV Goetdfss twice a Fools, and Idiots, and Particularly
>.y.to enquire-after her health, and on ihz Rlders of the .Eafi»
to orei; t her with fome peices of j , ... .
his4 mafterly Mufical Competitions or The. WaS s Wl 1 ,have 11 ™}„tl?
rather Tranpofitins \~~~~ 13 Governed by one Bullock,
It is faid^taat the real reafon why °nefrd//5r^ of.thc. Tf-e.
the Jackall has not hidierto re
pi;red to his Station at Benares is
that the Master thought proper to
leave him behind as a Spy on the
Condu;i of the ***•«*.—, It is fur-
ther faid that the Jack all was a
few Months, ago, quartered on Ste-
Cfl.—A blefled Triumvirate truly !
and puts Us in M.nd of Caligula's
Horfe.—
On Buxey -— telling Tent-
pole Impromptu that he conlidercd
him as the author of all the literary
productions againft him and that he
phen Shallow that Mmopoltfer of lu- would retaliate-aye do replies
a ] Impromptu for I would have you
c f know, that I was not bred in a Wc
to
crative Contracts, and Offices, as
reward'for the faithfull performance jknow, that I was not bred in a Wood
of this honorable Service. f to* be feared by an Owl.
T'is ******* ha? not yet thought \ SIR,
AS I believe you intend your paper for
. the public good, and as a channel
it fife to venture out of Cbunar Fort
—Alas! How thc proofs of our pub
r 7 r - ; >fj 1 a .'* 'lI' z li to point out lucr grievances as trie jl,uw i icuiuciiuvjus nigm., mcii i uiuil nave i;tn
hck fat:.b, wi dom, and irenvth thick- j . 1 , " f & , ......, , 1 , ^o1, ,., • ^
■' J _ ' r-dr^-r^ 1 1 « gives no redrefs for or ir it does the re- : and run ail niks4 till this great Mans Or
§n upon us, Oood GOU ! tout we Lj.. _____,li_____r~ \i,.,„ ,1,* A\e^\ 1" iw« ^XA h<. r>rr>rnr»A. tW
that it is well known might be made for
6o'ooo K's per ann. lefs, but to my ftory.
As I was ke ^irig down the river with
a di-ep loaded vcffcl,- ray Gable patted
near the powder works ; however as .he
buoy was to the Anchor, tho' very 11 «
tic of the Cable remained with it I ap-
prehended 1 0 f i (Et lefs, ore cf n 5: Laf*
cars telling me that the diver men lived
very near, accordingly another Anchor
being'immediately let go, the Boat w.,s
lent on fhore, and in about X hours the.'
Divers were brought, (it was near flack
Water, the tide of ebb) They've re fbewrt
the Buoy and deftred to take the end of
a Cable Clown to faften to thc Anchor (it
was' in 3 fathom water) r!^ aficed if I
had an order from Mr S----I told
ihcm no, and in retum aflced them if they
were his lervants, they laid no, they were
neither his, nor any body's fervants, but
if t Iky did any diving bufinefs, tor anyone
without .his Ordeis hewouid flog them,
and that they had no one to complain
to, it being well known thc B—-f—was
his particular friend; it was in vain for
me to tell them, that tho' they had no
right to go a looking out for anchors on
their own accords, yet when a Ge'ntle]$»ari
f-nt for them f'0.1 ids own Anchor, of.
which thc Cable was juft broke, and thc
Buoy remaining to it, that no one had a-
ny right to hinder them, that I had not
time to fend to Mr. S—-a—-as it would '
be night before the next low water and •
that I would not loofe another ebb for
500 R"s. One of the people (hewed me
his back (which to be fure had been trim-
med) and faid that was a flogging he got
for the Very fame bufinefs——In fhort I
wa9 obliged to go and leave my Anchor
behind me (which I never expecT: to fee
mo:'-, tho' perhaps fome body elfetnav)
that Mr. S-■—might h*ve got unjult-
ly 18 Rp's my Anchor being 900 wrl
and it feems he makes a change of 2 R per
H. for ordering the Divers to attend
yOU.
Now fuppofe this had been my befl]
Bower Anchor, and it was coming on &
tempeftuoiis night, then I muft have htifi
to point out fucb grievances as the Law
_ gives no redrefs for (- or if it does the re-'
WF'jmedy proves worfe than the difeaie) Ijderscould be procured, tho' aflTftatlo
Should be to degraded—All He and j^j a(jdrefs you without further cere, (might be given otherwife in half «d hou
ut
. you
llis Colleaguenow wantis to immor-\ m0ny, for as to Mr. M~-— I'know him ft is te b^ hoped this will occafion othc *
Udlize- their Names, they havcjitfl ho- {to be fuch a contemptabk tool of power ;to make their complaints, that/uch *
BENGAL GAZE TT
OR 1 II E ORIGIN A L
Calcutta General Advertifer.
A fVtekly Political and CtmmtrcUl P/ipir, Open to all Parties, but influenced by None,
87 From Saturday September the 1 cth to Saturday September 22 1. 178 1. [\Tn. XXXV]
Mr. HICKY. jnefty enough to tell the f ilth to th" that he won d not print a line againft a
orrefpondent Tahiti*. % Tickle
does not. forget you, infert this Bon
Ton Intelligence to gratify your con-
l J}ant Adaiire.
I A Lady.
^Bon Tom Intelig-.nce extra-
ordinary.
REAT Revolutions have taken
pi ice among The Amorous
Circle at the Equ.ftrian fhnd. icarus
Seems to have rccovcr'd the Scorch-
ing and'o the Surprize of every body \
his winps which were lately Singed
begin to be fiedged and grow power
fa
• Englifh Nation — which, GOD nian wh°'s in favour with the great, th i
knows the ftimfy and elaborate Auth- the Ovation of the reft of the- world dc-
enticated Narrative g\^n. of the fa- Ponded upon it j and you will pc ceive
rn r „. ■ 1 t j- r> tnat my complaint is a&ainlt a Mar. wh<»
mous 1 ranlaction in the India ua- ,lm. •' ,a , ... ,«
. • r> ' 0 a ceitain channel has had lnterciC
zette, v/asfar from conveying. But tofecure a contract to himCelf, againft
the Editor of that Impartial Pap:r it j the pofitive Orders of the Company', and
would feem, has a carte blanch to
afleh from Authority, bat no au-
thority to own any Truth he ought
in Common Juftice to Confels.
That any Species of Merit paffes
unrewarded in this—fplcnded Reign
Of the Mafier and-let no one
affert—- when Buxey C--, one
of the W---Phalanx,
Marolptt the chief Engineer has;has hld an appointment of filch
truft and Consequence given to
him-Billy B—ke Chief of a
province! who would have thought
it! Ha! Ha! Ha!
Thc St$n'~elP**** that hap-
py I lift: umenr, of mere Inftgndicancy
and f.mous for his treachery to his
patron ftruck with the frenzy ol
p relent influence, ft ruts a God in his
own dear Opinion—vvhilft humble Qitid
been ince.fantly Negociatilig but all
in vain.--bothpart es, continue
hofhlo and Diftant---The Engineer
is now. Seen daily with the . urband-
fai;--'^tnmge Conjectures-are
formed—The Scape G~-t and B—
•— rejoice at this war-fare and are
b ith vieins 'in armour to A Hail the
fair—in. tliQ'mean time Icarus is
confoiing himfelf with molt phy
lofophic tranqiVdiiy.-Laughing at the I hone/} men laugh at this Gulliver in
heterogenous Group, iLilhput md pity him as a token of
tneir charit
\ Intelligence Extraordinakv. j " Thc Re;.d Mr__prayi-ng ]aft
counsellor Feeble vifits the Sund faid_Lord have mercy <>n
ft
CypRiAV Goetdfss twice a Fools, and Idiots, and Particularly
>.y.to enquire-after her health, and on ihz Rlders of the .Eafi»
to orei; t her with fome peices of j , ... .
his4 mafterly Mufical Competitions or The. WaS s Wl 1 ,have 11 ™}„tl?
rather Tranpofitins \~~~~ 13 Governed by one Bullock,
It is faid^taat the real reafon why °nefrd//5r^ of.thc. Tf-e.
the Jackall has not hidierto re
pi;red to his Station at Benares is
that the Master thought proper to
leave him behind as a Spy on the
Condu;i of the ***•«*.—, It is fur-
ther faid that the Jack all was a
few Months, ago, quartered on Ste-
Cfl.—A blefled Triumvirate truly !
and puts Us in M.nd of Caligula's
Horfe.—
On Buxey -— telling Tent-
pole Impromptu that he conlidercd
him as the author of all the literary
productions againft him and that he
phen Shallow that Mmopoltfer of lu- would retaliate-aye do replies
a ] Impromptu for I would have you
c f know, that I was not bred in a Wc
to
crative Contracts, and Offices, as
reward'for the faithfull performance jknow, that I was not bred in a Wood
of this honorable Service. f to* be feared by an Owl.
T'is ******* ha? not yet thought \ SIR,
AS I believe you intend your paper for
. the public good, and as a channel
it fife to venture out of Cbunar Fort
—Alas! How thc proofs of our pub
r 7 r - ; >fj 1 a .'* 'lI' z li to point out lucr grievances as trie jl,uw i icuiuciiuvjus nigm., mcii i uiuil nave i;tn
hck fat:.b, wi dom, and irenvth thick- j . 1 , " f & , ......, , 1 , ^o1, ,., • ^
■' J _ ' r-dr^-r^ 1 1 « gives no redrefs for or ir it does the re- : and run ail niks4 till this great Mans Or
§n upon us, Oood GOU ! tout we Lj.. _____,li_____r~ \i,.,„ ,1,* A\e^\ 1" iw« ^XA h<. r>rr>rnr»A. tW
that it is well known might be made for
6o'ooo K's per ann. lefs, but to my ftory.
As I was ke ^irig down the river with
a di-ep loaded vcffcl,- ray Gable patted
near the powder works ; however as .he
buoy was to the Anchor, tho' very 11 «
tic of the Cable remained with it I ap-
prehended 1 0 f i (Et lefs, ore cf n 5: Laf*
cars telling me that the diver men lived
very near, accordingly another Anchor
being'immediately let go, the Boat w.,s
lent on fhore, and in about X hours the.'
Divers were brought, (it was near flack
Water, the tide of ebb) They've re fbewrt
the Buoy and deftred to take the end of
a Cable Clown to faften to thc Anchor (it
was' in 3 fathom water) r!^ aficed if I
had an order from Mr S----I told
ihcm no, and in retum aflced them if they
were his lervants, they laid no, they were
neither his, nor any body's fervants, but
if t Iky did any diving bufinefs, tor anyone
without .his Ordeis hewouid flog them,
and that they had no one to complain
to, it being well known thc B—-f—was
his particular friend; it was in vain for
me to tell them, that tho' they had no
right to go a looking out for anchors on
their own accords, yet when a Ge'ntle]$»ari
f-nt for them f'0.1 ids own Anchor, of.
which thc Cable was juft broke, and thc
Buoy remaining to it, that no one had a-
ny right to hinder them, that I had not
time to fend to Mr. S—-a—-as it would '
be night before the next low water and •
that I would not loofe another ebb for
500 R"s. One of the people (hewed me
his back (which to be fure had been trim-
med) and faid that was a flogging he got
for the Very fame bufinefs——In fhort I
wa9 obliged to go and leave my Anchor
behind me (which I never expecT: to fee
mo:'-, tho' perhaps fome body elfetnav)
that Mr. S-■—might h*ve got unjult-
ly 18 Rp's my Anchor being 900 wrl
and it feems he makes a change of 2 R per
H. for ordering the Divers to attend
yOU.
Now fuppofe this had been my befl]
Bower Anchor, and it was coming on &
tempeftuoiis night, then I muft have htifi
to point out fucb grievances as the Law
_ gives no redrefs for (- or if it does the re-'
WF'jmedy proves worfe than the difeaie) Ijderscould be procured, tho' aflTftatlo
Should be to degraded—All He and j^j a(jdrefs you without further cere, (might be given otherwife in half «d hou
ut
. you
llis Colleaguenow wantis to immor-\ m0ny, for as to Mr. M~-— I'know him ft is te b^ hoped this will occafion othc *
Udlize- their Names, they havcjitfl ho- {to be fuch a contemptabk tool of power ;to make their complaints, that/uch *