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Madissng , an that had been said; -ss
&cWei-Qght no: lightly to violate.
fsi'ssgoncra'fis between individuals. Most of '
{she ﬂatezctbad insclvem' laws ; and their '
ssYss'Yctgxious-idcas-on this subject might {n. 1
ths þcsitasich how the sysicms of she
sigzssctehe "states in which she)" time. As I
sim himsclssibsschelieyed ihaf 'no government
szoagbtsiw lex a'nj' man keep pmperty that
.. ghdonge'd of right to another, Suppcse a
*ss'mnn,'an'insolvccc desibtor, shou'ssd ride in
ct-his carriage, whfie his creditnrs shouid be
ssbegging-brcad in the Greeks. Did not
- ,:his showchc necessity of caution ? All
that couid be justly asked was to iinggce
si- the person ofshe debtor. _'l'!*.er_:__ was— no
greit danger of sithe ;igor of the credizcr. _
Itwasnot the practice of Azmerisissarsis so ;
- 'ThlS-PTDVHIOD IPPCZUJU 10. tum uu t.'vu.\?, ss
the people of this territortsstn a very drt.
sssi-{erentfituatinn from the cmzens to the
. several states. Insi Other cases Congress
legiﬂate generally—Here exclusively.
One (late cannot pass a law that shall as-..
, sect the property in another state. ' It
siCoctngress undertake to pass a law} that
shall aﬀect all preperty, there may he.
' endless omisusitm and clasniog-os jot-is
si-diction. He concluded by "moving that
., the Committee should rise, and- ask leave
' to sit again. l
Carried without a division ; and leave 1
granted. ct
seem'd), You. 4, 1803.
Mr. Hemphill presented a memorial
.sisssisrom the chamber of commercerf the city
ct ossi'Philadelphia, praying that the acts im
posing additional duties on soreign ton
nage and merchandize imported in foreign
- vessels may not be repealcd. '
Rclctsed to the committee os commerce '
- and manusactures. ,
The speaker laid before the house a let.
_ ter from the Secretary of the Treasury en,
closing : siatement of the duties and draw.
hacks on goods, ctwares and merchandize
imported into, and exportcd from the
United States during the years 1799,
1800 and 1801. _ .
The house resolved itselsinto a commit.
rtee of the whole, Mr. lohn C. Smith,
sin the chair, on the bill for the relief of
insolvent debtors within the district os
Columbia.
Mr. Nicholson said, that when this "
section was under canst-iterationyesterday, ct
, : number of gentleman haddeelared them.ss
selves decidedly against the principle of it.
He therefore moved to strike out the sec- J
lion, though he should vote against it.
On this motion the question was im.
mediately taken, and carried in the assir.
mature by a large majority. Ayes 50,
. When onctmotion of Mr. Nieholson the
si. comncttittee rose, the house refused their
permtsiion to sit again, and recommiued
the bill to the committee who introduced
rr. L
t the bill, reported it without amendment
& silk-mature should possess all the informa
the whole, Mr". Dawlon in the chair, on
the bill making a partial appropriation for
* the navel service during the year, 1803.
., ? ".ct NWW . .
si- hﬄme-ctasc-W w-od- -
ssss si " D-sitspﬂkﬄ was m sum of
"seize from a man what was necessary for
Us, sa mily . - .
' 'siMzsi Macon entertained doubte whcss
sithe: congﬂfss in legisiating for this di—si'ffict,
could aﬀect property that lay in the {eve.
ss'siral states. Sappose, for infiance, that a ss
HdEbm! ment; : deed for property in an
ssss-exmme liste, while in that since the
fame pmpþrly is so!d under execution on
a suit infiitutcd there. Which would
be vzlfd ? '
- tice,and praying to be annexed to the state
sssitsshird reading to. morrow.
* Mr. Moore, presented a petition from
ctrron that it
to the ; house, who immediately took it
up, and ordered it to beengrossed for 2 1
certain inhabitants on Bread river, (lating ct
that they have been for some :ime past,
without any regular administration ofjus.
Referred to a (cleft committee of three.
Mr.. Dawson called up his resolutionsct
Fctpccting post roads, which, on motion
0*_ M'ss Gregg, were referred to a corn.
ounce of the whole house-on Monday
next.
. Mr. Griswold observed that there was
doe subject noticed in the President'smes.
0, on which the house had taken no.
Wes— It was very important that the
The bill appropriates roo,ooo dollars.
. The committee .having gone through
of Sooth Carolina.
"she hoole went intoa committee of "
Mjpnppamd for: decision. Nor. sisi
,,
B.C. , "
ctctss-ctsisi T..ssu* \
.sosi gi
4 ( w
me thing;-"na he did-not think
was in the power of the
c'.
2 A si.
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____-1 A. L:_. In hyﬂﬂ- -j
."lo Teffid she &: ctss 1
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heads nﬄep'sssrwactit to "inmiih He then
read that part ofsihcmesszgt zhnfctsiﬀsi. " _
to the cesiion of Loqffiln'aw She Fsi
.sid sad as: sad-e papote-r dame-tus:
jah the information proper :sitss -- si _ss'ctl "
be given, 13 made the fossctssss' '
'siicn': 'ss ' "'sisi
Rerzlvzrd, That the P—rcsident of th ct
United S;atcs,ct be requcsieﬂ to direct the I
prtz'pc. officer to lay before this house,co- :
pit-s of such tiﬂieial docnmcnts es havei
been received by the government, an-ctj
nueneising the cesst >n_-_os Loui'iiana to! tence-,
together _tizith a report exPh-ctining The (ii.
puldticns, circemfiances and cmaiitiom
under which that pr-rtincsie is to be deli.
vered tip—unless such doctrmrnts and re
port wih', in et} e opim on of the Pte-sistdent,
dit siulgc to the itiust particular trdnsac.
tions not praz-sssser at this time to be corn.
[NTERESTINCL ss
" A letter from a gentleman belonging to
Boston, and dared at the " Castle olssSt. si
joseph, Vilparisar, in Chili, April 20,
1802," says, " Iam happy to inform
you that we are all well, though prisoners.
On our arrival here it was rnmoured we
were English, and the idle story had cre.
dit with the Govcrnor, who demandedf
our papers, and sent them to the Capjain. tssssss
General of Chili, rest.-ling at St. Jago. ;
After waiting sxx weeks the governor in.
formed captain Rowan his papers wereI
ready to be returned to'him, on his deli,
vering up 350 mulkets he had on board.
Captain Rowan informed the Governor;
he could not comply with so unjust a de. ss
mand until some higher power directedss;
it. Uponctwhich the Govemor ordered the ?
shi to be hailed, and informed, that on.
less the. demand was immediately compli. ;
ed with, he should sink us. On this, cap- ss
tain R. ordered the colours to be nailed :
to the miien-mast; and the Spanish ship;
Hercules tired at that into us which did no
damage. .Matters'continued in this {tate
until the next day, when capr. R. was in
formed by letter, that it was the Captain.
on Georgcs'Banlt, 'Þrig Galen, {sin.—m St.;
Kitts, for Kcnncbuvk, had siiost his fore- !
sail, and carlikasvay his main lap-mast
back Rays ; p-ss-ppsixe much fatictssrssucd ; if}; his
desire kept company with him one night,
and left him in [He Sourh channei, with
a fair wind and gosizrd wc—azhcr.
Capt. Dawsetc arrived here from Aux.
Cayes.
" t-ct't'r. Grz ' .w'n. & considere (! it respectsui
to save the'[) ;. se sit-ent fron" a request tosur.
nish put,-ass that may he improper at this
time. "sit: {added, he never, was vzﬄy
importe- nt , and the cesiion of the province
m! ; hr require from the legiﬂnture some
further nrotetlicn of that frnnti er.
Mr. bmifie huped the resolution would
lie on th" .: table at least until to morrow.
Mr- 8. Smith asked the gentleman from
Conneeticut to expiain the diﬀerence be
tween his resolution, andthat oﬀered zt
the beginning of the fefilon by the ten
tieman trom Virginia, (Mr. Randoi; h. )
Mr. Griswold replied, that ift he gen
tlemen from Msiaryland would give him.
(tis the trnuh! e nt' rcdcing the rcsoiurion
oﬀer ed by the gentletndntmm Vir ginia,
he would per-: ive the di ﬀ rtnce. &ct'shat
'reidted to the ("cutting of thctntt of N.
Orleans h) SPZiU-*df?ti the other to the
cessmn of tsisi- pst \ itﬀce to 1trance. Isthe
gentie ..d.. tha u-tght there were any deii
tate. subjects connected with :he rcsoiuri
on, he he. d ne ohjectirn toils testing until
tosim .rrow.
.Arrivesid yesterday, brig Aicxandria,
Capt. Dye, Turk's Isiand and C. Fran.
cois. Left the iatter place the 16sh of
December, at which time no reinforce.
ment had arrived from France.
Sch'rExperimeur, New-York.
NEWWRYPORT, Dec. 22.
Arrved ship Urania, capt- D. Stone,
from 'l'rinldad. Via Turk's [Hand. Lest
at Tria-idad, Nsi-ssv. si7, ship Vigilant, As.
(her, of Ps-zkiand ; ship Lavina, ]chnshr,
N. York; ﬄsiz'r Fair Piav, R. ]fiaud;
sch'r Harnor, Risk, "Be,-lien, to sail in 4
days; (rh'r Rismg Sun, Baysc-n, Norshsh ;
sch'i; Matiida, Rcmiﬂgmn, Rl-wle- lﬂaT-d ;
sch'r , Greely, Mmhlfhcad ; touched
at St. Thomak', leaving there, am-exvg se
veral other Americans, hrig Nanvy, But;
ton, to sail in 4. days. Saiied in conss—arssy
from ka'slsiand, Dec. ], sCii's— chsey,
Coffin, for Namucket, and as.silzoomctr {in
Alexandria", both laden with salt. Spake, ;
1iUﬂi\.a ? "a.
Alexandria Advertizer.
siFRXDAY, JANUARY 7.
MQW
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cta'G' nerai'sbrders to deliv er up said arms, -
upon which they were given up.'1his was
sUFPOsed to be the end of the business.——
Howevei' on the morning (if the sirsi inst.
sithe Hazard Was boarded by me men
sinnnh) tne name of brigands—w' nen a ge.
nere! mmage took 'phce. By the inter.
poli'ion of the capta-in osa Spanish brig
who appeared the only man am ing them
poﬂsieffing any humaniiy, cept. Ran-an; :si
! {He was (pared. I narrow'ly escaped,
they gave no quarter. :! be Governor of:
this post has received the sei/erest censure
for this assair from the Captai-n Generai,
who has informed captain Ran- an that ci c
ry satisfaction shall Legiven, both for the
loss of property and for the biood spilt m
so wanton amﬂnnei.
she) are ashamed and afraid to have
the matick 00 to Europe. This is a spe
cisimen of Spani sh brass-sky . My n hoie ad.
venmre has been liunderssed, but I have
no doubt of recei'vingheav) de masses. If
satis faction shouki not be given, -I am
sensible the government of a free and in
dependent nation will notice it. "flherrss
are & number of Aniericans here, officers
and men. Three A nerican Whnlemen
were brought in this day, !
!
PAINE'S PLAN FOR REVOLUTI.
ONIZING AMERICA.
TOM PAINE's: plan for revo'siution.
izingiAmerica, is worthy of its author, and
the abandoned Hndcmonium of which he
is the fi-si and scnrlc age-m. I: was .;rchy
in current circuldrion m France, published
zmbanlsi wi: n a view 0. ;nt. midatingsi the
Unircd ratsisi. by the magnitude at the
danger with which they were threatcned.
Mr Pdizsisie presarcs' his psOpOsi. ion by oh.
Forving,t that-" lhe chu )li can party:
Ame'rica are too shplneanss} i: and}. re, w him
the Aristocrats pursue ....—:=.xsu.rcts wholictv
calculated to bring once more {. :si Unich
Statcs on her a errz ido'nination." 1
Pursuing the them:,' an adds, " sizssho 11}
GEORGE the third he mix-en from his
throne America will he his piacc of rciz 5'c;
th sir_-e he has dcsizosit d sun 15, - ana'i, 1 sir -
hble as it ma) appear, there he w; -ii he
king.
'Ihis powerful inﬂuence of Brimin m
America, he states to arise from the inhahi.
rants of the scsiports; and to annibilate
that inﬂuence, he proposcs to destroy the
ssmeYiu-fn—ﬀ The oniy way (sayshe) to
5break up their nest is, to BURN THE
SEA POR T,S and in this wriy cum-th]
them to live amongst the p! antcrs, far rc. ?
moved from the Channels of cormprion."
Invoktng the L-J'entus or rtaneess to ;:11.
nish the Anglo-Amcrican faction, as he
terms the Gafvc'rnmmt, for reststing the pn.
cific overtures of the Great nation, he
thus details his plan for correctirssg its po.
litical Errors :
" To declare war against the United
States would be the height of folly; for
it would be declaring war against the se.
publicans, the plantcrs and the Indians,
from whose sup/ba)"; we may der.-sim- great
advantage. But how, it will be said. can
we carry on apart-'a] war.-9 With a small
sqnadron of light vessels, not drawing
more than ten feet of water, a saw gnns
and homb-ketches, you may proceed to
the 'I'ybeabariifiand, at Swannah. Here
you may get a handl'ome supply of provi
sions, and. on your return down the river,
sum-w the nutL'nths, 07.- msi-Iz side, (even
to its mour/). The same plan will do for
Charleston, pass the bar and set fire to the
buildings on ]ohnson & Sullivan Iﬂands.
" You may next visit George.Town,
in Sooth, & W'ilmington in N. Carolina,
enter the Chcsapealte (perhaps it may le
adviscable to make the first Operation here)
burn Norfolk, Alexandria, Annapolis, &
the river Savannah, in Georgta, and pass ss
friends, hy rapid movements, to prevent
a defeat byssthe English sqnadron, or b)
Amesicans on {hote, who will, at the firsf
alarm, collect in great numbers. In eigh
days you may do all you wish in the Che
Messrs. ALLFN & Banmsinn,
IN t/Je " Pnhlic Lcdgez'." {Dr. asjzch
8.17.94.* ctt/zJ/Q/Ser/ if! I. viz.-son, ] me;
Qv'tlz (: plfm No; :/2.d']- y {QM PAH 13, to
[be brent/) gafvfrnwcrf, far few/miss" swap
the UmsiN-d State: of .ctimezz a—a rc si-ub if.
sat-on ofrwl [as/) (29 2}! 05] 99 ("Zss'si-"l' ufrf'e ful
From the Nc-siwburssmrt [IN-alas.
A/ctllﬂsijff Jusﬂncvrloiﬀ of the PRESI
DENT smvrurwx to PAlN F. !!
Baltssimorc. You must be careful, mx'
so his country, QL/Jc'l'bcsil [edcra/st a: sin.:
Federa/ctsi/Y.
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A CL STOMER.
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ss Should your hrute sqtttdrtzn sall' tn uith' '
t higacc, it w-uu 'd DC a brctilliant aﬀair in.
si PsCsi'J-LNC/o
.-A* dost- -... * - =si _. _ 'i
FJUST RECEIVED, in two hand
s-1mco ct=axo v )ium 5, prime. 01 pa._
per of a svpsrioz quzlitv, and eleganrly
bound— (Prue to szznscrzlers 2 a'ctaz: ye!)
me}. to non m bsrrzbus 2 (so/:. 2; (ents)—
;end for Salc hy NICHOLAS BOU
REAU. king-street,
THE FEDERALIST,
ON THE
NEVV CONS l 1 sUTION,
Bs PUBLIUS.
WRIsFI-ZN 11: 17 88.
To Whsivh is addZd,
P A C l'F l C U 8,
0):
1 The 1! Pioclctmzatmz rs Neutmli-ty,
ss prex sii that thes e vai-simbie writings should
ss undergo a revisim, and be printed in a
;, with their high claim to merit, the) are
; nowot- Tered to the public in a dress wih ch
l
A! 3 o'zlsi-sc'si- THIS AFI'E RÞ/OON, will
Esiss'ssm/d on [Wert/you!}, Lo,/Say];
15 hhds.fi1*st quality SUC AR,
1 at a crc iic of 60 and go day s.
P. G. M ARS ( ELLER.
, .
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* TI. za yea: of H/a-sbingtou : second
l'apeztlce. As Rctilt'insssnre i; sat-the & up, you
had better begin with that, and there ) ou
may false & handsot e cafierit'mlian. Near
Savannah,ct Charleston and Norfolk are
ssinall sorts that you may eafi't-y take" in the
tear. In the D laware you must prbcecd'siassssi
with caution. Lewistown t'm the.-Ten mnysisssisi'
he easily burnt, and if you were-certain
the sire was not an English squadson net-.:
the Gums, )ou might set fire to Philadel
ia. It is & business of a week only.
Between Sindy Hook and New Yssorl; you
w ll find a ptett) strong fort ; this you
may silence with )Octut bombs. s ne bui. ii
ings at Long Iﬂand and Nan' ucket are
easily burnt, but Boston m'uﬂ be homb
attlcd. si The master {broke w0ulu be to
conclude with Hul ihtx. The English ves
sels from the Ball Int' .ies generally winter
there. Not expecting you in that quarter,
they will belessi prepared to receive Vou,
_,']- UlS in the [sins/sir nstalu, and gtvsi? to
deed.
Excu'se my freedom, dear Repuhlicans. -
vou are neith r :; gets nor St.-;,tembrizers.
Why may you not send the tmst of your
esioigrzttts into Canadtt? Conne ttctl as you
are with sztin, you might goto New-Or.
leans, seize he ps'fsf? of the Natch .z, (",—!.
:cct (m: friend's flzberfy from the bet :: so (.
:Lmzctnts in the U. States, stu...Kct—.tuc
30" to the st'ottt'ZE'ts. You will have to
rlizirzbutesi a few presents among the In.
tiiﬄ'ls. You must put general Clerk and
ansiixvtlct in motion, summon "to the
Ftench stand tt'tl the lt'l nridzs and Ameri
cztn troops rm'tta' 1);- (}ctm. an! sU-nsoz/HJ,
{ (lore freedom to the t's'zsizel- man ts. at are
Has received from New-v-York, 12 pipes
French Bransiiy, which he _will. sell on &
credissr.
siian. 7. , engesi
_]UHN .M'RLN NLX
He: jmt received, arm'for :a/e on moderate
terms,
10 tons well asiorted Bar Iron,
Sugar in hh is. and his.
14 sCﬂs-h Brandy' m pipes ,
Coﬀee, Hersingssi, "2. &c.
,]Jn. 7. _ , dzt HW.
the Quehtc sictsit, conveyed by :! sin;;le
it is believed will meet withgeneral ap.
probation.
N. B. Those "gentiemen in Alexan. '
dria and its vicin'icy, who became sub.ss
scrihers to this valuabie work, are se
questcd to apply for their books as above.
]ctm. 7. si dgr eo
imn that shouid m somemealure corresp-z md
gle, only to bring about its destruction."
the m m of color the. sweet enjoyment of
the: rictvhtsss of man. lhis is the only way
to hurt.-hie the British Lt in., that tow
rourts an alliance with the American Ea.
si" jct'ssRENLY-I BRA NUY. "
AMOS ALLIS" ON
WMITEN lN ! )3.
Like-use,
HE FFDER AL CO-( 3 FITU FION,
W uh hall the Amendmesz-sss.
Corrected and Remired.
Gsi?" As an universai wish seemed "so
Yan. '7.
Z-Yz E UsiDPRALL)!
I,)sssimht Ssifisile.