...in. Difturbance bf the Publiclc , Peace, to the Obftruction of lawful Commerce, and to the Oppreftion of Our loyal Subjects carrying on the fame, have at length proceeded to an open and y^ avowed Rebellion, by arraying" thcmfelves in hoftilo Manner to withftand the -*•' Execution of...

...the Publick Peace, to the Obftruffioh of lawful Commerce, and to the Oppreflion of Our loyal Subjcfts carrying on the fame, have at length proceeded to an open and 1 avowed Rebellion, by arraying thcmfclves in hoftile Manner to. withftand the 1 Execution of the Law,...

...in Difturbance of the 1'ublick 1'eacc, to the Obftruction ot lawful Commerce, and' to the Opprcflion of Our loyal Subjects carrying on the fame, have at...proceeded to an open and | avowed Rebellion, by arraying thcmfclves in lioltile Manner to wilhfland the J6j Execution of the Law, a. id traitoronlly prc'iarng,...

...Pcace, to the Obftruction of lawful Commercct and to the Oppretfion of Our loyal Subjects carry1ng on the fame, have at length proceeded to an open and avowed Rebellion, by arraying thcmfclvcs in hotlilc Manner to withftand the Execution of the Law, and traitoroufly preparing, ordering,...

...the obstruction of lawful commerce and to the oppression of our loyal subjects carrying on the same, have at length proceeded to an open and avowed rebellion by arraying themselves in hostile manner to withstand the execution of the law, and traitorously preparing, ordering,...

...rebellion." In what does this rebellion conlift ? It is thus defcribed---" arraying ourfelves in hollile manner to withftand the execution of the law, and traitoroufly preparing, ordering and levying war againft the king." We know of no laws binding upon us, but fuch as have been tranfmitted to us by our...