32 the Informer. y^n. 4. 



regard to the real state of things, I mean to take 

 that office upon myself, till one better qualified for 

 that talk fliall appear. They may rest afsured, 

 that in these efsays I fliall not state any facts that 

 cannot be fully authenticated by undeniable evi- 

 dence at the bar of the house of commons if ever 

 it fliould be called for ; and that as I fliall never 

 go out of my way to inculpate any person, so nei- 

 ther fliall I turn aside for the purpose of excul- 

 pating any human being whatever. 



Je crains dUu, cber y^bner, & n'ai foint d^ autre crainte. 



Thomas Telltruth. 



If Mr Telltruth keeps up to his profefsions, his 

 lucubrations fliall be always welcome ; but the 

 moment he fliall depart from that strict impartia- 

 lity he boasts, his performances must seek ano- 

 ther channel of publication than the Bee. 



Edit. 



ANECDOTE. 



vV HEN Oliver Cromwell first coined his money, 

 ?-n old cavalier looking upon one of the new pieces, 

 read this inscription 011 one side, God with us ; on 

 the other, The comvioiiivealth of England. I see, 

 said he, Cod and the conimonwealth are on different 

 sides. 



