Country Journal Or The Craftsman (Newspaper) - March 8, 1829, London, Middlesex The CO T RY JO OR N A By CALEB of March 8, 1728-9 Ta CALEB V E R $ I yon are a very old Gentleman I you have tod much to think any or and feem to have made Affair t your chief yet you have by of your that you are ho Enemy to WiU and Humour and to the a which feme late Incidents made very worthy of your As the original of the the Promotion of Virtue and the of Vice the that can be proposed by any It is the Duty of every to the Publick Good to maintain the Liberty the on one Hand on the to every which may tend to render it obnoxious to who have it in their Power to redraw it. - 1 One of your late faf Hilar very is the Duty Men in Authority to take particular Care that and Sedition be not exhibited to the People 9 under the { which often the without any or even the of the My in is to this at fey and to offer a Project for preventing this Evil to the I am that fucH an Attempt at ridiculous and without the Liberty of the or at for fome in Imitation of a like lately in the Daily with delation to the PRESS j but I know according to Dilution ef fome either Attempts would violently however the might require I think that I can point out another which I hope will liable to no it does not extend cither to fer a Without farther my that a of learned Gentlemen be with proper to and all Dramatical ant lent as well as of what Kind or to all fetch as appear or which They of the Times may render in any to bad Fori I would have the empowered to a large INDEX into which all fuch obnoxious is are too grofs fo bear be ind the Players be under to omit them in their future It does not become a private Man to give his what are proper to be appointed upon this but if this Project be thought to have & Merit as to entitle to the of otte I would certainly recommend the judicious and Mr. provided his Concern m the Management of one not be thought a and He will bind is the effectual Manner we can find not to write any more 1 think particularly obliged to prefer Mr. this I am not to tkat I took Hint of this Project from fome late and I am are owing to hit dent and excellent I Time to fee the What dye call by the Author of the filbert came this I hate the PU bear a then the t to find it in this elegant hateher rII bear a then This how cautious the men da tor giving any Offence to tmr Allies at this critical for it no have been very improper to as They were written $ bearing a again ft the We hope the French there mould be any will be ib kind as to bear e with and in It the generous Regard of this Gentleman for the Imputation of a Brother by accommodating his in this to the rather than the whole after He hatE already had one of the fame this He hath fame Caution in the late Henry thz You may remember there is a where to the Prince in a moll extraordinary which hath ever fince one your unluckily applied it to a modern who is for the fame Kind of Self I mould be glad to know other why the following hath been left out of the Village I take Shame to my felf i it without any the and therefore it cannot be that it was omitted in to the Audience. t have thus to my Mr. and return to the it The great Rock be upon tins h any upon of who are not only equal to Primes as far as lean much mtre The Characters of Richard the and many other wicked Princes have been long represented on the befog interpreted into libellous or giving any But as foon as a corrupt is his Character is immediately and the Arm ii to the audacious Fot this I would have It as an eternal that no Char of this be ever to appear on the Let Dramatical Writers as free and as apon the Vices of Princess but remember that the Characters of however ought always to be I have often with that Ben Fall of hath not been acted for many Years and I could will that the Cardinal as drawn by in his of Henry the may Rot be exhibited any more $ at that many in k may be or according to my I am to believe that Sir John benharis Sophy hath Jong fame for the Character cf the chief feems to be a allegorical Libel cn all prime I wHl quote only sme where abominable and perfidious avows to his and ordered to be defies llim in this Mr. Plays are full of the fame on but the Limits of this Paper will allow me to give only an or In the Fryer are the following A that knowing not true Is abroad and lives on at In the fame Play are the following remarkable between the and her evil fir ft This to Things that are to debauch a King to break his are his and then From endangered * If not their What Man will dare to feme them None will dare To ferve Them They are left to But when a to ferve Would lay upon his Him to publick Rage and Hate t* an as As % common Soldier And his General in the Front It He only And had no of on and his As Guardians their Shews of But with Intent to fell the publick POCKET up his to that even the late excellent and candid Mr. is guilty of fome general of this in his immortal Tragedy of may be particularly apply d. As for O is there not fome chofen Some hidden Thunder in the Stores of - t-o Who owes to his Country's Ricini Though too late to yet know you are King what tis to let your all Offices of and obeys his looks Not to his but has Hand And when you gave me Power to And make your Favours in the fame Hour - You made your and my let you live Reign O O O my and to mention no ' - When The Poft pf Honour is a private taken from fome of our ted are to fhew the fuch a in order to prevent malicious Applications of aud the Honour wha are with It May be that a Execution of Scheme will many of our popular to fo narrow a as to render them unfit for the Stage I there is fome Weight in this Ob- jection 5 but you Mr. that falus eft and I would that mould be up by fome of whom the or with modern Addition of a Dumb I leave it to the the ther this Project may not be extended to and other antient and It is well that the Church of Rome have already garbled in fome to ferve the fame good and I hope it can be no Reflection on the their Example in a is fo evidently for tlie publick 1 am your mo ft Friend and * Con ft ant St this Day is farther on a in derations on the of GREAT particularly mth Retard tithe ef the Spaniards Letters to the Which is a in Vindication of %
