In  their  petition  Feb.  20,  1815  they  sign

Joseph  Hawkins,  No.  187,  Lodge  of  Amity,  Poole,  M.  Mason.
Benjamin  Smith,  No.  18,  Falkirk,  N.  Britain.
B.  N.  Jameson,  No.  64,  Lodge  of  True  Felicity,  London.
The  petition  from  the  seamen  in  the  Ouard  Ship  addressed  to
J.  C.  King,  dated  Salem,  Feb.  20.
William  Henderson,  No.  55,  Under  G.  L.  of  Scotland.
Eobert  Boyd,  No.  264,  Under  G.  L.  of  England.
John  Frazer,  No.  2,  Halifax.
William  Stewart,  No.  234,  St.  John's,  Halifax.
Duncan  Bladley,  No.  53,  Cheshire  Coffee  House,  Liverpool.
Philip  Galley,  No.  350,  Charily,  Island  of  Jersey.
Johann  Schroder,  No  244,  Angel  Jehan,  Street,  Minories,
London.
Samuel  Logan,  No.  220,  Ayr,  Boyal  Arch.
Daniel  Mackenzie,  No.  282,  St.  Andrews.
Joseph  Jones,  No.  53,  Chester  Coffee  House,  Liverpool.
Luke  Gorman,  No.  207,  Shemess,  Chatham,  England.    Certif.
George  Burnet,  No.  226,  St  Nicholas,  Aberdeen.
Edward  Jennings,  No.  119,  Portsea,  England.
Lawrence  Swan,  No.  47,  Alexandria,  Virginia.
John  Hoffman,  No.  57,  Belfast.
25.  All  our  conversation  is  Celebration.  The  bursts  of  joy
have  not  satisfied  any  of  our  citizens.  The  welcome  to  the  report
has  prepared  new  joy  for  the  ratification  of  the  Trealy.  A  Strange
pervereeness  obtains  in  New  England.^  In  Boston  every  art  was
employed  to  divert  the  publick  hopes  from  the  administration.  In
Salem  many  expressions  of  the  same  spirit  appeared  at  our  fes-
tivities. We  owe  every  energy  to  promote  a  better  order  of  things
in  New  England.
26.  Sunday.  Mr.  Everet  was  in  the  North  pulpit  this  day.
He  is  appointed  Professor  of  the  Greek  language  at  Cambridge
ft  it  is  expected  he  will  resign  his  charge  in  the  Brattle  street
Church  in  Boston.    He  stan£  among  our  first  in  New  England.
'M8  DiABY  OF  [Mar.
