The Mirrour — Concord, N.H., 1794-01-13 00:00:00, page 4

.^.^ ^ PIERIBES^ ; Jft&
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WRITTEN BY MR.Rfr.
!• X/rUSING e#^ tearing ocean*
"bicb divides my love and me,
Wearying beaw'n in warm devotion,
For bis weal where'er bake,
2. Hope andfar alternate bill&w,
Yielding late to name's to, ^,
OTtfring ftiri, round m,^ '.'^
filhof bim tbat't'f^
3. Ye whom farrow newer wounded,
Ye who newer Jbed atear,
Care untroubled,j, furraided, \
Gaud, da, to you is dear.
4. Gentle night do,ou befriend me;
Down, fapthe curtain draws; .
Spirits Had again attend me;
Talk of him tbai't far awa. .
THE NOSE. SL,
ONCEon a time 1 fair. Darted,kiffd,
Wboje Nft ^ too diftinguifadto bemifs'd ;
Ijaid, " Air nymph I fain would kifsyou
rfhfeha ,^;i:j^: flfil
"B^ tbfyeu^lQfy W r M&,
^^te^^
"Here Swain,faid fa, m^you fe^ Mfs
F wtefc/bere'fo n,je to i,ten„t y^bhf,
f^ Mc^orr^ '< f
OOMO^m&aaiiefy&a,'^ ~^
feffi&^^tf^ ^
^^^tff?,'^^^
Sbednn,or beads tbe boar of age, ^<<
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&tmah@lv^ "^
Pleasure haQiWand bafas awey.
' EPIGRAM '
Bsffi torn Jone 4 ^fo/D^ "'
^%, and weft ^ cre^re be,
^imetbe ohataefoare with me, ^t.l
{Gfo^fo ffi%]"
-^!W r ^F'^° profeepted and arreft
cu^^
ed with eclat, the defenders of Ate best of
causes. 9th, ti&o incompetent tribu
were Offered , to foe of
&tW&d^W,fe4 of'there inebm-1
pflote,ffiP^hffi acquired „! life
right of war, „ ^aken from us;&
it was thought of, that consuls pro
tested agaioft t^efe arbitrary acts ; and!
that as a reward for has devotion to big
duty the one it Boftop was imprisoned a^
amelafac^r. loth, That the President
of the United -States, took on himfetfW
tfve to our treaties arbitrary intapr^
tyfc, abfoiutel, contrary to their true!
sense; and that by a fries of decisions,
which they would have us receive as law^
he leftno other indemnification to France,
for |he blood she foilt, for the treasures
foe diffipated^in fighting for the indej
pendence of tte United States, b^thq
itluffify iqfflO^^ than
ports the prizes' ire on their enemies
without being,htile to ftf &m." ? iith;
That no anfoeris yet given to the ndtifi.
catiomofthe decree of the National Con
vention for opening our ports in the two
worlds' to the African citizens, and
fonpng the fame favours to them, as wq
the Frppchfitizens; advantages which
will cease, if there be aicontinuance tc
treat usWith the fame ,njuftic& 12th
That he had deferred in spite bf my Hi
filiations to convoke cOngrefs immedi|
ately, it? order to take the^ffitimm
oHhepeffi o fa & so, so
M&.H^ d , te e
: 1;gfo . ,q&&fyft<t^ te^
ft %& would have avoided, ta tty
• Federal Government, mtQ rnntradic
tion and fubterfuge ; tome, much pain
and disgust ; tothe local governments;
embarrassments, so much thegreater, as
they found themselves placed between
treaties, which are laws and decisions oi
the Federal Goi i erbfnent, which are not :
in fine, to the tribunals; ' duties so milch
the inore painful to fulfil as they have
been often under the necessity of giving
judgments contrary to the intentions of
the government. 1 CT
It refolds from all these fads, Sir, that
I could not but be profoundly affe&ed
with the condu& of ! the Federal Governs
ment towards my country ; a conduct so
contrary to what the will of their fave
reign, to what the proceeding of mine,
gave me reason to exped; and that if I
have shewn firmnefi ft is because it was
indispensable that my resistance should be
equal to the oppression, to the injustice,
which were in op^ofition to the interests
confided to me ; it is that it was opt ip
my charader to speak as rcany feople^b,
in ohe way, and act id another ; to have
an official .language,and a language con
fidential. I have^done; strictly my duty,
f have defended nw ground, and I will
fuftr no prdfflehtfthe rights #
the 'French petyfe, while there remains
to m^ 6r&&„tiff $ ,&^tefc
fluftkr Mllit Wfrthetas
& political @&@fc^l Whitions ;
whffe 1% fharf ntf ft p^f^de&ffie
American people matlt^s rodre^dvanta
geons for them to become fofenfibly the
ffave of England; the paffivetributaries of
their teorirtrierce, & fog#tofo
ties; ihihtoeffln thl affirtf ife only
power %WW $ e inters ^ defend
W f@@tfa ttiffin^peftnee;
to opeh to ffiem their Colonies, and to
theit riches those markets „rch double
&ir value. If it be to this that tend all
themachiterations set in motion agdinft the
French Republicans, ariif feiffi friend#
in the United States ; tfit be to attain this
more conveniently, ti»t they with to have
herey instead ofa democratic ambaflador,
w minister& & ancient regimen very
amplaifant, very mild, ^.difyofed to
pay bis court to people ia pdace, to cos
flatter thdif views anditheir projected and
to prefer above all, to the modest to te
society of-good somers, plain citizens,
honed artifyh,^^
foqagfl, who (fecu/ate ^patriotically^,
#P^ ^^ ^W^%^
IW^%^^^CTM
r ifice me without te,tatefy effir
&e ofters the leaftutimfc , Accept my
er ^^^^l
Secretary of State's office, in Philadel
phia; there for^d^qa j^cket^Sep
teniber 30, addressed to ffifirf and forward
er by posts to Virginia. By some acci
dent of the post they did W get flty
I^^
the fond day^of December. :31
PISANO 40^-ml
AMERRY author @o*l
A Pievm Arlotte, a famous I
talian priest and a great traveller,
being on the point of embarking
OT a voyage, ,# -toted by W
wfy|WtaW,^ fe 4 V,
rifly of ft# for them in the
country he was gomglovifit. Tte
curate received all their commis
sions with great politeness, put
& : memorandums to his pocket
beokvery fflffi end promised
WOblige gfrfo, „*
amto all fried round him
tp receive their pwrc»(es ; but to
their surprise, he had only execut
ed one single cffidp^oo hire
partifa affronting all ^reft,. he
,^»#,Q^teite,^
speech fl ^ Gentlemen, when Het
fail, 1 laid your memorandums on
he gallery pffehe lhip, to peruse
them„<ha£ I might put them in or
;der, to be executed regularly •,
b when suddenly a fquzll arose, which
I blew jhep overboard, and it was
jimpoffible for me to rememta
their divers concents." However,
, repied one of them you have brot'
'Mr. —— — hit fi ks. Very true,
r fay,s Piovaoo, but the reason so,
Ithat he enclosed in his memorafr
• dum a number of ducats; the
! wait &'which prevented it from
, being carried away by the ,ipd
I with yours, not being fo4ight, so
sthat I had the means of remember^
Mpg „]mi he^otderidfr
; (be wife b f&g^&jl F^le
lenoughs to executes tomtoiffiong
, without adding ttf4p& ^
eoce of advancing tfefeotf.^
[raifing an account, fefrn tfe" A&
iligation is conferred, not received.
My wife, to te fare, old as she
is, muftawayr ag^in to the
■MHIero, or Milliner, er some such
ft% ^Kih to have her ^ j
new fangled,ov,e.r .ag&n,foas £Q be
rin the fafhion.— —A ftaange lady
! from |he Metropolis, happening to
; be it aur meeting l«foy,^
, a new modeta^H, die occafon
-led afrehia fufsr-but away good
-Kate,mpft go, full oFtyrinktes^s
(he if, in high chafe iMWW
Jacka toaon hdhiQnCTflsrn
±ptaift ma% Ilove peace in my
'fiisV^^' 1?:
'drefs, rather in theplain and neat
; Quaker-made,: ita @dy and
IgaUMiog=but Kattb^^ no, rod
far m^ fate Icomply,-Now do
fix your fe&amtyfe
]B%W& ^f^
1 them, & hu*4ta-A.&y ride
out into plain country towns to
fefothe whole patlihiato great ,
^^^
great ttfW„ ^ or toyfe
so many whims in drefc-Hat
urffetich,•few faWw# ^
^b&thengf wirf, ffiffi offMl
and then of paste-board—-- At one
time, the cr^wn si only three
^^^^
mops height of half a yard. When
posterity ^ffiall fee women's hat
crowns W@ 4 a boot, and quite
as long, 4*lmen's buckta with
rims large enough to fuck ones
foot through —-What they will
think of the heads ind feet of the
flerfent generation, l know OQtflj
te good Kite must away to ire
iffon-mongers a gain=and so 1
must leaf, writing—Farewell.
. :r'k'y r Ofiw< OR?.'-
;""r • WANTED lO' HIRE,
'A MAN/whb underfta&
driving arid taking careof Horses. , En
quire at this office. Dec. 30.
^MfR. RUSSELL, -' - <-
A S Drunkenness if # growing e
",,d becoming more and
tiore fafapnflW 4@9ngft us—do
ask some of ,our Scribblers to give
a few lintt oPcaution, now apd then
to our Topffs, Rumgfezlers, Draw
folks and ftpf&ders—Various are
the names in which the odioufneft
of so beastly apr^tice may be ex
ihibited toView Inch as t&zy ind
foi P e b fuddled and faw^, getting
by ^ bead, ge^fetaithety,
getting one's wig on, and shaving, a
mitten on bis tongue, got sprung,
and in hid old trirh, beiqg bunged,
high, hyppy and ^b% idling
coor deep, getting so so, having
one's beer a board, and gating
hauled up, being .top fttyty,
B^B9 ^d tipfey,fct he bad the
hiccoughs, found it foppery walk
ing; had business both sides of the
way,-ctr that he, got aground.
Do, Mr. RgfLfoil ppffible,
let this flaggerft ,mr, fee their
folly, that they being in their sober
senses .may have something more
iba@ twoJiegs to evidence their
rank, to be above brutes.
:rt.\^<Hhrh^ T,^ ^ A.Q 0
A NEGRO fellow bei^^
OJ^fufeaed <o have stolen
goods in his possession; was taken
before%tslfr foftice Os peace in
Phi^ejp^ and charged with &
fflesf&r^Ttomw^
dened ai TO <cknowle%e the fa&,
>OO ^d&ftW'crimQ the
.w^w^ a#§^
speech : >' inaffa joftice, me know
^^w^^
eldWWtoA^^
O^ya franiriny tofefcrew and
a piceapfony knife-one cost fix
s^@ r^g-and'
toper Tow Jof dem §oneftly,q
x -A#^ pretty ftcry ttdlfe
fb%foffiWa Q i& WB
<ilodgc4, excuse, y° u paid hpo
afy forthfefefW teach you bet-)
ter to &&ftat, firrah ! done you
k% tefer, the receiver ism bada
the thief ? vou must be feverel,
6 %'r%tit'M%a=ff de black
rafexl be whipt for buying tolen
goods, me hope de white rascal be
^i^^x:
, To be foe," rejoined bi iwpr=
(hip. % Well dee,'fouCtefai,
¥> W'T^' 4BfrW'Mm
f eC, conft&^fet& Tom MI
buy de piccaninny knife andrde
piccaninny cofk-fcrew. He know
wy&%w^ ^
bis old ,ledger aMmddert.de
knife ted ide cork-screw have ne
'ty4yY: ^i''?^ni^fliw ::^t
Whether it wa, that hit to
fhip, as well „ Tom's irafter, were
smote in the fame inft&at with the
justice or the ft verity of Czfar's
toiefowe Ifo not ; but
a few minuets pause, Crefar
was dismissed, and the adion dif
cha^<''
< < Fdr Side at this Office,
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