ABSTRACT
It is clear that a parliamentary reform was not the object: an aer-game was intended; which the vigilance of government, and the natural good sense of the people, happily prevented; and the Doctor, disappointed and chagrined, is come here to discharge his heart of the venom it has been long collecting against his country. He tells the Democratic society, that he cannot promise to be a better subject of this government than he has been of that of Great Britain. Let us hope, that he intends us an agreeable disappointment, if not, the sooner he emigrates back again the better.
