The New Hampshire Gazette And Historical Chronicle

HAMBURGH, (GERMANY) February 14. A letter addressed to the King of Denmark, by M. Suhm, one of the three counsellors of conference, appointed to examine the state criminals, has been ordered to be printed? the substance of which is as follows:

"You hold from GOD and your people your supreme power, and are responsible to him for the use you make of it.-----Choose counsellors worthy to assist you, and no one can be more worthy than your august brother. Let your ordinances appear in your native language, which is full of majesty; recall such as have been dismissed without reason, establish them in their posts, and admit into your service none but persons of real desert, retrench your diversions; examine scrupulously into the debts of the crown, and discharge such as are just; forget not the situation of the bank and commerce, and suffer not the one or the other to be a means of enriching a few individuals: If possible, discharge your subjects from the burthens under which they groan, or at least make them more equal, that they may be more easily borne. By these, and other like regulations, this country will become the seat of prosperity, of liberty, of joy, of abundance, and of public security, with a much juster title than that of England, where, when low and interested ministers cannot stifle the cries of the people from reaching the throne, they have nevertheless prevented their having any good effect, and dared even to imprison those who acted in defence of the people, and of their most sacred rights and privileges."