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The Collector.

THE COLLECTOR .

No . III . ANECDOTE OF COMMODORE MOODIE . ( p OMMODORE James Moodie , of the family of Melsetter , when ^ - ' a boy , having run off from school , entered himself on board a man of war , where his good conduct gradually advanced him to the

rank of Commodore , in the service of her Majesty Queen Anne . How well his services were received , and how much he was respected , may best appear from the following letter , written b y Charles III . King of Spain , - to her Majesty Queen Anne . ' MADAME MA SOEUR , ' LE Capitaine James Moodiequi commande le vaisseau

Lan-, caster , m ' a rendu des services si considerables , queje dois presque utiiquement reconnoitre de son zele , la conservation de ma ville de Denia , laquelle ( depourvue de toutes sortes d ' amunitions ) , n ' auroit gueres tenuo , contre un siege de cinque semaines , amoins que le dit Capitaine , n ' en eut fourni quelque quantite sur la requisition que lui firent cenx , qui commandoient de ma part . Je ne doute point

que votre Majeste voudra bien iui faire resentir les effects de sagenereuse reconnoisance , tant a l ' egard de dites services , que de ma pressante intercession ; a laquelle je n' ajouterai que I ' assurance du respect et attachment sincere avec lequelle . Je suis ,

Madame , ma Soeur , Votre tres affectiotie frere , Barcelone , ce 12 mc . Nov . Ac 1707 . CHARLES . The above translated may run thus : ' MADAM MY SISTER ,

'CAPTAIN James Moodie , who commands the vessel Lancaster , has rendered me services so important , that I owe almost entirely to his zeal the preservation of my city of Denia , which , being * destitute of all kinds of provision , could not have held out against a siege of five weeks , unless the said Captain had furnished , a supply , at the request of those who commanded on my part . 1 doubt not but your

Majesty will make him a handsome and generous return , both on account of the said services , and of this my pressing intercession : to which I shall only add , the assurance of that respect and sincere attachment with which I am , Madam my Sister , Your affectionate brother ,

Barcelona , Nov . 11 , 1707 . CHARLES . The above gentleman , at the advanced age of between seventy and ei ghty years , was basely murdered in the streets of Kirkwall , in

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LONDON: Article 2
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THE LIFE OF DAVID GARRICK, ESQ. Article 4
SlNGULAR CUSTOM IN DEVONSHIRE. Article 9
WEST INDIA CRUELTY. Article 9
A REVIEW OF THE LIFE AND WRITINGS OF THE RIGHT HONOURABLE EDMUND BURKE. Article 10
HISTORY OF THE SCIENCES FOR 1797. Article 16
DESCRIPTION OF THE PEAK OF TENERIFFE. Article 18
ON THE PECULIAR EXCELLENCIES OF HANDEL'S MUSIC. Article 20
THE COLLECTOR. Article 22
THE FREEMASONS' REPOSITORY. Article 27
ON THE MASONIC CHARACTER. Article 35
A VINDICATION OF MASONRY. Article 37
REVIEW OF NEW PUBLICATIONS. Article 42
POETRY. Article 50
REPORT OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT. Article 54
HOUSE OF COMMONS. Article 55
MONTHLY CHRONICLE. Article 62
OBITUARY. Article 72
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The Collector.

THE COLLECTOR .

No . III . ANECDOTE OF COMMODORE MOODIE . ( p OMMODORE James Moodie , of the family of Melsetter , when ^ - ' a boy , having run off from school , entered himself on board a man of war , where his good conduct gradually advanced him to the

rank of Commodore , in the service of her Majesty Queen Anne . How well his services were received , and how much he was respected , may best appear from the following letter , written b y Charles III . King of Spain , - to her Majesty Queen Anne . ' MADAME MA SOEUR , ' LE Capitaine James Moodiequi commande le vaisseau

Lan-, caster , m ' a rendu des services si considerables , queje dois presque utiiquement reconnoitre de son zele , la conservation de ma ville de Denia , laquelle ( depourvue de toutes sortes d ' amunitions ) , n ' auroit gueres tenuo , contre un siege de cinque semaines , amoins que le dit Capitaine , n ' en eut fourni quelque quantite sur la requisition que lui firent cenx , qui commandoient de ma part . Je ne doute point

que votre Majeste voudra bien iui faire resentir les effects de sagenereuse reconnoisance , tant a l ' egard de dites services , que de ma pressante intercession ; a laquelle je n' ajouterai que I ' assurance du respect et attachment sincere avec lequelle . Je suis ,

Madame , ma Soeur , Votre tres affectiotie frere , Barcelone , ce 12 mc . Nov . Ac 1707 . CHARLES . The above translated may run thus : ' MADAM MY SISTER ,

'CAPTAIN James Moodie , who commands the vessel Lancaster , has rendered me services so important , that I owe almost entirely to his zeal the preservation of my city of Denia , which , being * destitute of all kinds of provision , could not have held out against a siege of five weeks , unless the said Captain had furnished , a supply , at the request of those who commanded on my part . 1 doubt not but your

Majesty will make him a handsome and generous return , both on account of the said services , and of this my pressing intercession : to which I shall only add , the assurance of that respect and sincere attachment with which I am , Madam my Sister , Your affectionate brother ,

Barcelona , Nov . 11 , 1707 . CHARLES . The above gentleman , at the advanced age of between seventy and ei ghty years , was basely murdered in the streets of Kirkwall , in

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