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1 ^ •** • •* ^ BY M&S2 ALLEl JiT \X? PStfsTR* Of THE LAWS OF fHE UNITED STATES, FOR THE D/ST2?/C7 OF f.fATXE.
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Wakefield & Dobbs,
fMPORTERS or ENGLISH GOGD$t
Bi\Vfc rccrtv^i hy the laic arr.v*':, tr„m Lonhn
In aa general affo< ttnent fmtable for
£ leafon which thrv be* leave to offer their friend*
m the Public, at the- r Jj^rchoufe. oppohte the Co.
f fl^rn V, h - cu.e and retatl, on the moft rca
Cbit term*‘‘•’r ra.il or approved credit.
tVffaai. OS. fi6. _
john Taber & Son,
NO. 7, Meantv‘8 tow, fOIHAND,
RpfpP^fulY iniorm their irietids and the public,
tint they have ret civeJ diredl from the Vlanu ac
lr xrtht fh'p< Minerst, N*b y aud Bub from
f jkupxi, a g*od a»r»rtnae« of GO*s)Ds, fuitab.e for
f CVwch!SS fc*fo" ^ r OTTT.VtJV
jflb, a very n.eohve aflurttnent o» ti.
^HARO W \RE.
| A Urj<c alTortmem of JOINER’S TOOLS,
lap^need Piare Warmers ; Cheefc Waggon*,
P^kdir Frays ; Patent Lamp* and Candlcltick*, J
li Di'or Spring*..
Po.ket Boole*.
Gentlemen s do with Shaving Apparato*.
Iron, and Lead i Iron Ware,
Hn Smith’s Vices and Anvil*.
7b?0 and $lav jo Window Gtaf*.
. £**.X tew Cbefls li rhea, Souchong and Hyfon
I TEA of th" Bar lay i tag*
All of whiro will Ire fold cheap f »r eaih or approved
iceb Mo. li, i8jt.
lllroderyW O/a/s Ware Store,
^ wo. 9, Jonts’ tow, run »T*kr.r.
T)
llXOBERT CROSS, has receivid by
I the !«tfi wfiv*b from Liverpool and Hamburg, and j
ll *®rr* lot be, a comphMt afloruneut of
? Pc«;i, |
UrumcEed, f ]
| China Glaze, V CROCKERY WARE.
Im **d V
Cttttstoa )
GL \SS.
Cat q:t«r: r>?r art
■ UO pint Jo.
. t<o. 1 inob!cr»,
•lo. Wi*e»,
K- Gobku.
rg vrm 01 3110 .5- v Arc. ptcic- t rue
f. Poit'tuhi Oci. i6
' Engli ill Hats.
K TUiT ret i*«d by lie Mintrvt from Jj»ni *. anti
i J for f«t by JOHN JF.NKS, No. (>, Jonm’ Rot*-,
in alTor mrtv ot Men « and Youth'* H ^ 1 h,
« • t fvstrinrquality aa1 'cry cheap. Oil 26.
[ Lice. ties.
I VjfO.ICE »* h’rc'«y girpr, th«t by an crier 0
* * the Court oMitflrrai *• of (he P~ac“
fa'IfccoSMWy of Cuajhrrland, "which waa hoijtl,
i'N w’.’kh'tttrr th«f ‘Utl Week—ihofe per Ions who
wi*?’.ictatrd by fa>d Court, Innholder* or Retail*
oa. may rccoi*.’,ife .with the C crl*, any lime be
f ,rr 1 he 7 biUrtnih of jVjvtmhrr mcXT.
W*4. SAMUEL FREEMAN, Cirri.
I 200 Dollars Reward.
WHEREAS it i* fiilpc-ded that feme evi minded
, v perfnu or orrfon» dcfijjnediy fet fire to nc two
S Hooft* mMn w«c *urnt n this town the laft vetk—
ff!e i*,*ftaU;o jndjc it proper to offLr, and Jr> herthv
I *i“*r a r<*rard i>f Two Hun lrcd D >lLr», to any (vr
J or peif3,j| wh.y wil. difeovrr aud apprehend the
,a«ud ary or intendii: iei, fo that he or they may l»c
au**vi^e4 of laid cri;nc
S AMITE I. FRKEM \N,
THOMAS MOTLEY,
ISAAC ILSLEY,
JOSEPH H I MGR AH \M,
L. JOSEPH 1ITCO MB.
^ ifab Of! 1 Uoi
I Mail Stag es5
rl - J?0Af PZRTLAXD TO PORTSMOUTH
"2 STAGE paRV* from Portland to
k > .'r,v>‘1,h cee-yday fSii'■layscxceorr-fL) It fet*
r Portland on Xoudiys, lUrJuefdavs amI
|| C’h' *' * t>’cluc!t A- «• nr.-J pall s thro' K:o
- '^’‘.ikrwick and Dover, to Ponfm uth—ind
y? ' ;‘/Wf, ThnrfJuys and .? lurdajs il p.»fLR thr »'
hnebtmk, VW1L and York, to Porfniouth,w!ie. t
H£"T? the fame evrmnp.
r■; *”* Sta,;e fet* off from Portfmooth ami rc
%*** ,hf af0relsid routs to Portland, after
[ wr 03 d>ffJrent days from thof ■ ft t’ci above.
' From Portland iO iVifiaffet.
S|a leave* Poitlmd every TutfJay, Ti.urf
*‘>3 Sirifday, at 4 p m. and arrives at Wifeaf
Lhip evening*. Leaves Wtlcafle* every
■Pfc*t"'-,r‘ IPJrrfduy and Fri Jay, and arrives at
the f.«.o- ev.-ain^i Oft* iS
IL Notice.
t; if applied for imor'lfately, a New
I tt3r to? n<rar the too* of \J*hn-(lr?tt, oa the moft
ouh’.t tCrrns—For paitirtiiar* aordv to Jew*
nr BENJAMIN*EVANS.
W'nd'Oft.iK
Plain Decanter*, qrt.
do. do. pi it.
do. do. \ oo.
Cruet*,
TamMcr* and Sain,
Goblet*, Wine*.
• I . _^ A
ALMANACKS for 1802.
ini* i>‘i was nj rt««p,
And U now ready f*r Ja c Whokfate and Retail,
ai the Bookiture ot JFNKS & CL ARK,
no. 8, jonxs’ row,
TENKS’ ALMANACK, or Remitter
%I fr- the DISTRICT OF MAINE, for the year of
I Chriftun iEra 1802—Containing, I t fide* the ufual
1 Altrcnonrcal Calculations, a general calendar o' me
; *®nblc events, and remarks on the weath r—Inttr
1 eftmg aud ingenious obfer vat ions on Eclipfes, which
1 are contained in no other almanack puhlithcd in Maf
! fachufctts ; and are of a nature to intcreft every cun
1 uu» and inquiring reader, who wi(be> to be informed
| on the iutcrefting fubjcSfc of ec ipfes.—Some moll in
1 valuahlt obfervation* on the art of Swimming, in which
' it » dcmv»nftrated that man, being lighter than water,
may To perfect himfe I in the art as to imtinue many
days on the fur ace ot the deep without any fiUguing
exertions or the ufe of any machine wb-tevet. t' is pre
sumed therefore, that every perfon who wijhe* to lie
difaimcd ol he horror* of drowning will nut ht fit ate
to ohtam thefe obfervafons—A ptrticu' r account oi
the Jc ft ruction by Earthquake*, during the laft centu
ry—a';fc>an account of -he Wars in Europe dqfing the
fameperiod—Late remark' on the dreadin' eruption*
of Mount Vcfovitts, with feme philofophseal conclu
lion« refpe&ing the force of th>« fur poling phenome
non —The Genius of Rome, comparing the difErenrc
of the number of inhabitant* of that city at the b rtb
of our Ifavior and the prefent time.—The difeovery ol
a New Planet, by an Italian phi’ofopher — \ facetious
difpute among Neg- oes —A new way to pay old debt*;
very ufcful to mary perfon* of the prelent day —A
thing *f wit, being an Epigram from the French —Se
veral ufcful and neetiTsvy 'fax m#—Cenfus ol the Uni
ted State*, and ol the Di ft riel of Maine, ftpsrate —
Vi uable Recipe for the curt oftlic Fik*—alio another
recipe foi the cure of the Dvf< ntcry.—A comp’etc and
accurate COURT LIST, giving the d-(T rent time* and
places 'or bolding the Supreme Federal Court, the
Circuit Federal Court, Di ft ridl Federal Court, Supreme
Judic a!Court, Supreme Court, and C* urt* of Com
roon Picas; a!(b the Manic pal Court n Bofton —The
times and places of hold ng the Probate Court* in the
fever*I counties of Maine ; with the name* of the Pro
bate Judge* in ea,h county ; togetht* with fome gen
eral and neccffary information refpeefins the taenner
of conducing Probate uuttnefs, which information is
calculated to aid evety perfon in the difrharge of faid J
huftnefs, >nd to f*ve a gr*at deal of expense and trou
ble —-The Common No'ct for *1*? year 802. impor
tant tothr curious —Times and place* for holding tbc
Friend-’ YcaJy and Quarterly Meetings, in the ftveia!
Ncwenrland Sta rs — . aluahic Table-Kmo of all
kind*of Ftamp Dot e* payable in tbe United brates'.—
Duties payable on all kmds «-f Carriage*, agrerao'e to
the Kt'cnuc Law.—Vacations in the cifTcrcm Co.kge*
of the Northern Stat-s—A lift of the public Road*
and Inns to d tErcm pirn of the D fttiiA of Maine,
and of Tic United Mate* ; f >me of which are not con
tained in an? other almanack
Ou the whole, p* na h«vc I ten to leledk filch
matter tor thU pubhratton. a» art rnt.lidcrcd nccclfa y
in thi* d.ftritSk : aud many unnecclT\ry article*. gen
erally given ih almanack* ire »>»»*»»»e«*.
As aii the nectfl*ry n atena's f.,r a c*mprete RHGIS
Ti.R coin'd not bt uotaio C in It f»>n lor the preient
py.i .cation the k* »• »r judged it l>cft to omit what
m»g’>t *»*• cnnfticrert as ou'y a parti* Regifter and to
defer it until ne*t autumn; whe i he ha* every rtaf*»n
to ntpe<!l that hcc*n ftnnifh the pub c with one en
nre ; and embracing every matter ulual iu a woik of
.he ku.d.
-a « <*e> \ if* »
There will alfo he kept for fait* t*y J»n*« Sc Ct \**t
fat tie BSoh pnert) » conlLut lupplvnt
The MASSACHUSETTS REGISTER, and UNITED
S TATES* CAi.EN D AR,
Tiv M'PARMLRS'S AlM \N Ai.K by X B.Tkcmjs. J
ISAI VH THOMAS'S, LOW’S, S A’A L S,
BICaFUSTAFF S, See■ b, the do*.or Gng.
Oc7 f*. t8ot .
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Framtbt (2IV.J CovmeROi l Aouituu.
2CUM3ER III.
'To tie TREE ID ENT f xm UNITED STATES.
| MR,
I SHALL nor enter into a dif-uffion of you:
opinions tefpecling ’he ftrer,gth an J gnnd
neL of our goverament., Your opinion, that
it i* the ** Orongeft government on earth,’* and
| that every m .n would, on ftimoions. rally round
tlr« (Undjtrd of tin law, may he juft ; I hope
it is. Hut the two infur regions in Peinfy va
nia authorises us to quefti'n its foqndnef*. It
is m ire probable that factions will fome time
oi other biufh it away, aseatily as ahoufemaid
fwtep* away the cobwebs that disfigure the
wdh of her ki'chen.
You afk triumphantly, “ have we found an.
ue’.s in the form of kings to govern us ?” No,
Sir, we have not ; and what is more to our pur
pofe, we have not found angeb in the forms of
demagogues. If Mofes was not an angel, were
Koran, Dathan and Aoiram angels, who con
lpired againft him ? If David was not an angel, |
w is Abfalom one, who courted th : pe'pie to j
dethrr nt his or a father, and put himfelf in his
place '. Lewis tire firrecnrh of France was not j
<*n angel ; but could Hrifl »t. Datiton and Rob-i |
efpi rie, lay claim to the title? If France,
under royal government, ww not a heaven, has
the revolution convcrt-d it into a paradft ? In
deed, Sir, when namrs ceafe to falcinate us with
fjnnt/t, and Ihadows (lull give place to fubftancc, j
;he real qneftmn of the excellence ot govern
meat will be d-c’ded by its effetfs on public
happiriefs. It will be f und government caed
rep blican are often the moll arbitrary and tyrun j
nital. and others called monarchies are free an 1 \
mild, becaufe they are rn-?er the dominion of |
ftcrfdy* wholftrnc laws. Hereditary monaf. !
chies are liable to fa-1 into the hands of fools
and knaves ; but what Jo men gain by elective
governments, if fools and knave* have the fame
chance to obt.iu the higheft offices, as lioncft
men ? And pftafe, Sir, to name the republic on
earth, which is or ever **3s fo conftru&edj that
its government Ins not been freq ’caily not to
fay generally, in the hand of vile or weak.men
If there ever was a government, which. und4r
the n jveof a republic or de nocracy was gcner
ally guided by eminent uifj >m. \i tue an i t il
ents, it was a government of a nvxei kind tit
which an arijlocratic branch evifted independent
of popular fuffrage. S jeh was the faA in
Rome. In Athens the Senate, which combined
•n its bofcm the VV'Hom of the (fate, was cho'en
by lot; a mode o' * referable to that of a fuf
frage; becaofe i * i eludes corruption, which
always has and prouaoly a ways will annihilate
the benefits of the right of f.dfrage.
In fhort, republican forms of goverrment
are charming rh ngs on paper and in imagina
tion ; but I challenge all the partizan>-of fuch
forms, to nu me an in tance, in which elections j
and the whole machinery of the government |
have not ultimately been managed by morev
and faiflions, fo that the people have loft their
free agency of liberty, as cffedu.dly as in mon
archies. As I V.ve been an enthu iaft in fa
vor ot Republics, nnd cannot ye bftr.don al
hope that our experiment in America may f#c
cecd, I will rank you among angels and Jtmi
gods, if you wid pr.fcribe iubituti ns which
111 all defend our government tfTe&ually againfl
the irvafi< ns of undue influence and corrup.
pon ; the inOrumerus with which vicious aid
u qua ified men dcflroythe freedom cf elections,
ard exalt themfelves r«to power, trampling firfl
on tile great an t good, a»;d afterwards on the
very people to whom diey owe thtir eleva ion
Your addre£» proceeds :— ' Let us then.w.th
courage mJ confidence, pnrf ie our on& federal
and rtfull'ican prncip'e. ** Here ag-iin you
conned characters, w hich in other piaces y hi
confi fer as diflinA, and wh ch your partizan*
reprtfen' a* wholly chfiknilar a^d hcompittbl?.
It is infixed by 001 friends, that your fupfor
ters are the tnly repnbiicaus in the union—hit J
federal ,1s, f» called, are the biends to mon
archy. And this charge h i been rung in the J
ear-, of the people, until kins opet.i cJ in furor
of your eleflion. And how no you ju’lify
your countenancing the charge ? In your le ter
to Maxxei, yon e'p fi.lv Ly, that a party had
arifen io our country, which was in fiver of a
monarchy, and whole avowed oSj.ift was to
tin* >fe oa u* tse fubHance, a, they bad the
fount, of th«? Biittffi governrrc^t. Of this
p»r.y you declare to he, the cxecut’ve j ow er,
the judiciary and tKe officer* ot government ;
a d this, dunng the admin llranon 'foe of
your ptedeccfftrs. Throughout th.t letter,
you reprefent the fedetaldU as hoftile to our
liberty and republican g ver .rrent—ifieir mea
fures as efUbliOimcM* d-vikd for corrupt pur.
pofei—and your own pa»ty as arr • yed in op
p fition, w. h the view f f de lroyiag that pirty.
Yet af er ail thi*, you could a Hu roe a com ilia
tory tone, and tell us, tli t federal'tt« and re
puhl'cant are the fame, and no p <r’es ex;i* !
You ne*t tak ou alion to mention the ftffij ft
of rehg'-oti. »n a v av calculate 1 to remove
! on «he public mind he iropr IFrn that you
are an infidel. 1 his claule in the a dref*
fetms to be ca cularei for the northern citizen*
of the union, who generai’y con finite to believe
in the old fifth*1 eJ tenet of the truth of re
ligi n, and its •* i iy in »hi • l.ftr, a* well is it;
recefilty to fecu:e life bieflhgs of ano her.—
Yrvi men* ion the people of this country, as be
ing u enlighteaed by a i*eoign religion.” ind
^icKnowledging ” an cvrrfuliua providence”
that de!i<hu in the hapninefs of nun, pref nt
and future. Y u (peak atfo of “ (UJhwu be
yond the rc*ath of mortal e>ft but not a
word about a faoreme infe 1 gent being, or
chriflian f”. Whether this omtfficn wl, aoci
dental or intentional, I will n**t *en are to pro
nonnee ; hut your pre leccfftrs d«d not leave u*
room to queit'on their opinions on thi* intercit,
i»g fubj a. to President Wiffiiniton’s* ha-i
gmaJ addrefs, he declared, he could n^t omi;
>J\ his firft official aft. hi* fervent Implications
to that Almighty Bhg who rules over the
uni ver ft. Mr Adams, in hi* iniugurrl addrefs,
pro k (Ted his veneration for the chriftiaij lei gi
ojon. and declared that he fhould conftkra
deernt refp.ft for chriftianity among the b It
recommenda’ o ts of men for the public fervice.
Whatever modern pride and frphitrymiy in
cline your fiiends to beheve, it is a truth fi tc
tioned by hi (lory, that in the m dl prod gate
agts and moll corrupt ftates, that man hat bee •
mod cfleemed and confided in, who has vene
xaiei religtoa and obeyed its injunctions.
From late London pnpert.
Accounts h-ive been juft received (r % the
Baptift MiflTmnaries in India, dawn to Feb uary
jv 1801. Mr. Th' mas has jo'neJ the compa
ny at Seratnpoor. a d Mr. Carey’s fon, has he
gnn to preach, the NewTtilamcnt, fo far as
refpeds the com petit rs work, « completed at
the above period, and was expedLd to be rinith
ed at the prefs in May Uii. Ve«y cunfidcrable
impietfi )tu of the truth of the gofpcl have been
made upon fcveral Hindoos ; two of th*m
have been 13 iptded and iev-rai others have giv
ca in their names with that view.—Lots of ca l
has been the confeq lence, which, havmg ldb
j.ded them to great perfecution from their
countrymen, efpeciajly die Bramins, and being
considered as worfe than dea.h, affords the belt
proof of their re .1 convid on and (inceiity.
The converts arc protected by the Danilh an
gillrates of Ser*mpoor, and the gnven or XV
eralof Ber.gd, appei 3 u be well fativ'ied w *j
the proceeding* of 1V midion cries. Sever d V
ocr cotir.rffjJJer.. Hava, cl f ly a 'acRd tfe-.
fe-ves lo ihe ti)i (Honaries, and a C'Hdid'.-rab'.e ft* tar
fcrip'jjn has been, rr» sde lor copies of the Brr
galele fcrip'ures. Reports having be n fpreai
that the li in loos ueie hired by a great fa na
of money toJofecaJf am! to be Raptifed, Gredh
no, one < f them, was fk d by a perfon what he
had got by it > “ Nothing,” f*id he-but peace
and j‘ y. * Jeymcny, another Hindoo, £*id,
that (lie had found a tre.dure in Cbnft, greater
than every thing c*fe in the world.The
work is going on, and the miflionariers are in
high fpi'i's. Fifty lads (Hindoos) were laughs
to read and write, befdre they left Mednabatty,
a d hev ecu inue to Rb« u> in the fame man
ner at Seram poor The G.Tgow Miflionary
^ocie y I lately rerni ted lo th>» Socie y iool.
Upwards of eight hundred preachers were
a/Tembeld at the Metho ill Conference held laft
"esk at LeeJ-. The M;thodi(l Societi s bave
experienced confider cm i creafe (Ince the former
co' fertr.ee : Ph • Irifh M ft marics, who h -e
pre i.hed in the flat vs* language* hav; a ’del
feveral th ufands to the S ictery, the or nc p .1
past of wh< m wre be ore R. man Ca bodes,
*nl the Welch naiffi flares hive net bee a left
r.rcc f.if. r-__
LNTiRTAiuMrNT.—A very fir'gn’ar eitcr
tainne.it was atcly > iv nby Mr. Wm. Smith,
of Sunny ii-uk, near fo.-l on. He i v ted all
t: e defero cut, of his lathe* and mother, who
weie within a lorvenent d ilaire. Nine bro
ther.* arc* fillers, and 210 nephews and nieces,
attenJeJ. making with himfelf a company of
220 p.rfons, who p'tUrvk of a cold coll, ti n,
in a barn ne;rly fi ted up f«*r the « ccafion. Af
tef dinner the whole of tins inter tea log a de nobly
’vere feared in an adjoining fed ringed in reg
ulated ordei of '’efcitit, • lie olueft of the fami
ly being placed lirii, with her r.tr&g-otlt p og
eny, vO'.Hfl <•£ ot yi petf ns, and the reil in
fncceiiuT % each federate Uu.i.y a fj he ng toU
l*r®ed together. lira eura 'tdin >rr light war
wiincff d hy a great c ocout*e of i editor*
from E h?o«, and tbe neighborhood, who were
higb’y pic r?4 wMi tire b -ne, and ge erally
itruck w h the v«iy refp <*5t.fldc arp aranct ot
this fum 1»’ rr .e ing, wb'.h ron amed a large
pfi portion i f perfontof tu<»fc c rcu nHao es of
eafy meJ»ocri:y and c, trpcienty, that are ro.
ha ly mod favourable '«H|t of >he mor*! Ji'pa
fitmns and chara-Ur, ...id thercal comfort and
erj >y*n*n' of I f,*. 1 w.#wtt*y. «»f no*ke th.it
in fo extcnfitt a family, «>.:t 01 e indiviJu *1 wa%
prevented horn aiten-i ng the meeting by bclc
rtis, although a typht > tevei 1 as fur ionic time
been pit mint where a great proportion of is
member) nfide: and ii may be further regard
ed as fiugniar that amot g f rr.imy relatives,
there {ho.dd be in ne J p iv J ot Ire ufc of a f n
■ gle iimb 01 feme, except on who has lately ioft
f.er fight. 1 be w li le number of per tons now
living to whom Mr. S m h t* ar.eie, in th differ*
en degrees of that rei.it *1, is not iefs than
• 25 ; whi. b is the mi e remarkable, as he is
hun e f a b cadi r, an 1 lias c r.f.tpj<*n! y only
o e line of teu* ;on- to e u.uc. ate. [Lcn Pat*. 1
I. ■ - - ... PC.M-a.Trtlia* mmrn.m - —
FRANCE and ENGLAND.
The comparifon with Rune a d Carthage
I was peculiarly fitted to lay hoi ♦ «:f a Freicb
; m ig'natt n. an d ‘ccordingly it has been a
favorite one ever Alice »he commercem -i t of
the rcvoluti n. Adnodn-r all the prdfe- win h
Rome bellowed on itfelf (and it is well known
how well they credit for Roman virtue ) they *
give to us ail tire exaggerated cenfare win
which th; lirfl eoarmc^cial n :? ‘a of the «i
ciert w<>rld wa* honored tv its enemies. Thuy
hive given admiral Gantheaume the tide of
the Fubitis of the Teas ; but they ilill want a
Marcdlus and a Scipio. T en Cirthag- It l
b’Jt one H umib A, and when fye lo.t him th *
| was ruine 1 beyond rec ve y. We m ty h v;
! many, auJ the lof* of or.e » n y makes n o-i) r
! another. It has been a com noil weak
! among the moderns, to f left patte-rts foi :l: ,r
| lm titioa fro. n anoent hiftory They titer
j ihemfcKe' that they fi-e a fimilarity of cha » Ter
{and circum HhC-s, an! that they wil: fin 1 a
■ fimilarity ot fortune They fiiape their c n red
accorJi gy ; ’hey find it etiy to cat l\ th: fol.
lies of the original } but its greatness, its »h•
dom, an I it - faccefi are always beyond their
grafp The itnl atioa of Alexan :er proved the
ruin of Chari s XII. He h *d, in ccd, many
of the great qu lities of tht. hero ; bat he was
miftiken when he 'a c ediha he wcub.l find *
Darius in Pe er of Rullit. And thefe j con
tidera e Republicans fh >uld itflefh that Car
thage tuo h.ishad her admirer?. Her cooftim
tion has been highly penagyrifed by the public*
j *1 viiier of antiquity, nor have the modern
ph dofophers been more fparing ot the r pradk j
even the philofopher# of France, the original
i founders of th: F emh R public have d pud
1 the evil* wh'ch the w >rlJ fuiluncd by the dcf.
i trillion of this firll focus of exte dive naviga
tion, commerce, and colonization ; a metrop
olis which cilab'.ilhcd »n the rerouted pa ts of
[ the then known wor d, la’ge towns fi led with
rich ware hotifes, abounding in iod-a Irious
manufacturers and furrounde 1 with highly
cultivated fields j ellab i.Auner.t* f.r more un.
portaru and uleful to tn inii n-1 than th m ta
y pofts of the ccnque:irt republic f R m*.