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hid no inﬂuence on his conduct. Again,
Msi tpl the: purse of. the: owncrs, B had
Bmco m she 11le of taking ousit a gui
sinne,- two at atimc. After the 15! Of 1WIay
ss siﬂach out every, guinca, and promises to
ss'si'] no More. Does che mjuxy cease till
she monc) is restored ? Whatever Cosin
{'Wm'ghthavc thought ot past aggrea
;nons, they evidently did not Ell)":t zhcss
&, si'm'silbuﬄct decrce, an immcnse plundcr,
jludine: Prcsiclcnt quiet under it without
ksmratiou. Had England promised that
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t
uid rcsist those decrees , Mr. Madisisou
'Wd not have dreamed of a pfodamatsizqn
Y- he wouId nochilvc issued it, is th:
; - ?See thesibztdsigtmcsier an' Qdctpasige.
"Mr, it being" zmsiflcsi-rstood ,!th the French
" A feeble stand has been made.") No
mnd could be made which the feeble
mlghtnotpnmounc: scrbic. A is agcnt for
shcowncrs of a vast sarm.The owners know
the thiwish disposition of 8 a_distancssf;1rm—
lmcd thFY. {eat or pretend to fear the
ÞOWsi-r ofC another sarmer : si'they, on the
fm siof May, order A to do certainsi'zcts
,Wded 8 0: (3 chase- coinjurc him. si Di
reelly utter B Steals all A 5 horses, and pro
lum that is A Will sigh! B he wist þfundcr
home)"; after the: sisirsss: of Novvmln—r In
ffi=simsionssth of OccpichB takgsis allsi A's 'n'orn
dcattlc and sheep. What Bouapartc has
We during the mouths osis Septcmber aﬂd
hOClo-ier us unhmvvn. But whether he had
him an our vessels that he could find, or,
sh'? being so few, has suﬀered" them to dc
omhc first of Nuvcmsiessr her orders shouks
jsilsigjzbcsievcd that the president, though
knight havetdcccrmEncd on the procla
ss'usion deferred 353333333 33 3313 cffic Sal ducu
335 were received:- bur :: mecting small
emed pr3n3cr has exposed 3hcm ; has di
simbgcd the dup33c33) ; the little (3333333333 of
is supposed g3cu333ess. lhc E: qu3rcr
{Mtdvocaﬂj declared several da)s bsi' son:
'si'siss si that the proclam'anion would be issued
sspsishc m end mst. -
-_lsi'*'l'be president has stricdy and l3terally
psi3sirssiucd che uack marked out bycongrcss. "]
promESe os F3ancsic the same as an act of
Ge'pbwer, sithe lawct b33si3dsis him as much, 33si
utmost, to respect the a'sssoctutc pmmisc
osxhc other. [sit he now a !act that 3 rance'
huceased 3o_ violate, it 35 no less :3 fact that
Ebg'lmd has ceased lo' violate. He knows
louder :hc promizc ofthc first is fulsizlcd;
batifth atprom3s= is fulfilled he does know
Wihc promise of3hc other is a.so. Is
the si'olficial declaracion" of England lcss
"solemn" than that of France .
Hunnounces the importan tfact afficzsial
immaioed &c] 'Wc know not What
fat! 15. The pruclamadon assests that.
siesizhc firste! this month the French did
sing;.) violate: our cummcrce. At the
pme Lime the president knew not but that
lbsisilc'scnch were camurissng and condemn
,.siour vessels ch-sy day. A promise de
finding on cuuungcncies 13 assumcd sora
msily . We have not even an ahsbluce
aniSU- Oﬄcialz'y asccrcaiucd—T he pre
ssjdcncspsoclamanon is dazcd the scwna'of
ssuusmomh. Itwas hand: (] to the printcr
Mssublicacion on thesirst. she Iucclli
Fssm of that day [the Sccond] announccs
Þst us unknown to" our Presidcm, and has
He has not. _ " he rcssipccts lhc .condztiona] .
Peru! should be t'ev'okcd, ossr'silhat We
, sie'she proclamamw of the president ss
sssiustrelime che pubkctic mind") Insteadss
maining it is calculated ssm discreet and
my ic. Midstoursiwhole policical Pan-_
s box oscvils lzobe was lest at the bot-_
asainsit hope" that notwithstanding ap
n'as}; was possible that the president
sigh! died)"; an imþzmialit) towards
Wsshsi'ss che benigercms. That faint hope:
"ger exists.
ureccption of qﬀzsiial information from
[met, with an evident intc- tion of hav- si
[YEDAB-x 04 !, NOVE'VLBER 7.
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English hacctl thted sithe condmon of rctect
flis'tan'cc. "] na very doubtsul whether, isisif'the
si'si'Ensiglish had uncondilionally promised che
rescinding of the orders, Mr. Madisen
,. Would have issued a proclamation till after
3 congress should have assembled: and the
" Incclligencer, and the whole list osobedieht
democratic prinsstcrs wouid have justified the
wichholding of the þrdclamation: Such is
the force of FRENCH- [NFLUENCE .
v's'
'deration and imparuality one page, And 1
pouring on the other a hornsul, a " Cornu- ?
' copia of rank partiality, bitter enmity , and ss
an unfoldsimg of the means of chaking ven- ss
gczmcc. _
"d— A
lI'IPORTANT—IF TRUE.
" We arc happy to transmic to_ you, the
ss pleasing intelligence whiph hasis_ this moment
si reacsihed u's from Paris. .
" Doesct it prove chatsi she will nothercaf
— ter change her coursesi?"] !) attacks A at
midnight, knocke him down and takes his
money. Afterwards B teHs A that if he
will do as A wishes, he will not again take
his momy. He refuses to restore the mo
ney, the injuries continue lear eﬀet ther ef
jcht. [Cadore's wmds :] does the recen
tion of the prepercy " prove that he will not
hereasicr ch .ssange his course. '"
" [! is understood that all sequcstchd
American vessels would bi: given upon
-bsionds, which bondsisct will be canc'elled the:
moment che United Scates make a law to_
restore all the French property scqsiue stered
or consiscated.
such as taking every see;: possible to insulc
and injure her, and 'mvariably and inﬂcxi
bly preventing an nccoznmodaiion with her ;
'and such as helping her cncmics all in our
power. And talk of inzparct'ia/ity and cul
tivasi'mg/zer good wi! . Ssinume would burn
Cheeks of ordinary brass to cindcrs. What
adamautine bronz-e.
" All Amsicrsiican vessds will be freely ad
.mitted into France with the prossducssc of the
Unitcdss Statsies, provided such vessels shallsi
not have complicd wsiith the British orders
—.-_-col_onial_producc can be admitted on!) by
'licencle si
" Asssizrt our rights Against all aggressions !
from whatever qamrtcnss'] By an erect
gaitundcr mountains of French aggrcssions,
and hcndingour bodies ursdsser the cnormous :
fircssure of English mob: hills : by patience !
and song suffering under the- one, rcscnt- lsi
ment and resistcncc under the other: by ;
writ ing with such ass: ctation of candor, mo- !
noying, nay, is possible, of destrpyisinghcxj; ss
si" Thus has che present Chicf Magistrate,
in the short periud ofcightcen months, had
Such as rcjecting her ministers; burning
them sim cffigy ; making long speeches of_in
suit and invectivc in Congress ; discussing
in the public papers the best means of an
by all proper means try to culxivme it."] *
our ncutral commcrcc as much as France.
As much— aye morc—shc holds not mil
lgons os'propcrty. But her promise, her
" soiemn declaracion," is nothing. We are
under ohfigations to Bonapartc to renew \
an opportunity to show his imparciality."] ct
The opportunity we grant he has had ; but
the impznssainsiiizy he has not excrcised. The
overtakinzg siot Ersk'me amounts to nothing.
thcsinon-Enccrcoursc, else he will cease to
" love" us.
" [: is no! put to re5\."] It is put to rest.
Something may be said abouc it for one or
two sessions of Congrcss, as about the
boundarics os Louisiana ; but it will never
be made a subject of serious disagreement
bathcn ua and our ctdear flicnds who
u - ,ctv .
[O'U'L ab: Q
Extract qs a letter from (12! Amerz'can gentle
manz'n France taa mercantile house in
New Tork, fee: ivca' by the scizr. Spenci'r,
ifated Basirdcaussx, Seþt. 19.
" VVZH England follow the example thus
set by France ?"] She has cesstascd to violate '
" Let us value England's good n*'dl, and
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"If we may Confide m the report: siostcn
days past, the sollo'wing is the substance octf
ssa communication made by the duke of Ca
sict'dore, to Gen. Armstrong, on the 121h1n
stant. two days before he lest Paris, buc it
has not )et been announcessd tfficssiallz:—-_ .
fss ist. The decrce renderedztsiR—emhouil
let ls revoked. Every Am erican ssvectssel
: will he freely admitted. _ _
2d. The confiscated property win be re
stored as soon as congrcss will' have revok
ed the law on the subject of fines incurred
for the coetravention of the non-intercourse
bill.
Zd. The Americans can introduce freely
in our parts, the produce of their own Suil,
-ss and export a contra value lo the ptoductions
, of the French soil.
" In consequence of this, prices of su
gar, cossce, &c. rise daily but cotton on the
decline ; \Vcst lndia and East Imdia pro
duce cannot be imported but by a certain
number of permitted vessels ,to be expcdtt- ;
ed (tom New York and Charlesron, and to <
those few vessels ire resctved the exclusivc i
; privilege of introducing mto France VVcst- ,
ss' and East India produce.
" Licenccs are reserved sor French ves
sels, zzculra/z'sedssm
[We hat e seen al tter from an intelligent
gentleman m Paris, (lated S pt. 20, which
precis-si!) cm nc iclsi-s wi: h the contents of the
lo'egoing .—-] Pej' s P/zzsil (lass.
Extrac; as a letter from :: ,j-c-ntleman in P -
ris, to lz3s c'arresporcdmt in P/zi/aduþlzia,
datﬀl August "6, 1810.
" The sa'lc os American property still
goes on at Bayonne, "and the money is aþ
plied to the use of the government, not
withstanding the pretended repcal of the
Bcrlin and Milan decrees. Thc purchasers
ss at the salt: on the flat! inst. at Bayonnc, have
been obliged to pay the new dutics, altho'
' the law establishing them did not take place:
till some day:: after the salt, and the prices
Wch lowu thzm those obtained some time:
since, and arc not expected to rise; the pur
chztsqrs will therefore lose by their sputula
tious. ] cannot give any encouraguncnt to
ship to this country; whcrc'thcrc is BO s:
curity spr the merchantssﬀ'siss .- --ss'ctct
ss testgd by the principles of good sense, and
? sound philosophy. The first which came
{ under his notice, Was that which attributes si
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the waters of all the streasims, the internal:
fires must be vast and numberlesa. ,Bcsides
! the whole sursace of the earth must bc-,
' come heated, like the _rsicfrigeratory,; of a
; still, by the caloric of the, steam. To the
!rajsing as the water in_ capillary ,tubes
i these difficulties were presented. First, wa-si
; ter has never been .known to. rise in such a,
1 tube more than a few inches ; here it must
i be raised many. thousand feet. . Secondly,
ss the water which-is raised by cqpillactry ac.
f traction is sustqined ; it never awrsiowsss—
Y'I'hirdly, the water, though filtered in this
way, wouldsinot besifrcsh. This perpetual
! filter would itself become saltssthroughouc.
The next theory 'which he examined,
Lwaa that which suppose; ;) egg! ?bZI—EZ 95.
l.,
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"From l/zcss same, datcd Paris, Ayguctt 17.
"I cannot tcccsi-mmcnd to any os-my
ctsricnds to ship to this cssountry, in the ex
pectation of an amicublc arrangement be
t*.'ccn France and the Uuiicd Statcs. You
may sely on the. certainty osanothcr general
seizure of Amcrican property in this coun
trv, and In those under its inﬂuence, when
chr such a measure: may be. thought advise
ablc. I hope my opinion may prove erro
nccus, but am fearful the cvcn't will shew
it to be but too well fou'ndcdsi"
Extract of a_ Ic'mctr (latedBayonne, :Ycþtcm
her 29
NILW—Isslxsi'ssszu, Oclabcr 25 .
The annnal meeting of the Connethcut
Academy of Arts and Sciences was held in
this city on 'I'uesday evening azt. The
members of the Society converted at the
State-House, and thence mt-zt'ed in proces-ss
sion to the brick meeting-house; where an
ingenious and scicntific oration was deliver
c-dss by _Seren0- E. Dwig/zt, Esqss. His_sub
ject was The Origin assiS'sn-z'nctg's. T he tht-o-ct
ries of the learned ,werc examined, amiss
rior of the earth is 43 degrees. , But to raise
the origin of Springs to the sea ; and sup
poses the water to be raised by internal
fires evaporating it irom great cavems be
neath the ground, 01; in very fine tubes upon
the principles us Capillary tzttraetion. The
ahsurdit'y of both suppositions waa fully
shewn. As to the first, he remarked, that
the existcnce of such internal fires is a mere
hypothesis. The temperature of the inte-.
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:: 7 _— " ' 'st &, 'ss;5.4,ss ctsstfgxsisi;ct.-.'LB_
! z'wzt'ers in tbebchissibfsstftsi?ea'rtb,ssasindsi60i3
' sifsirtvcs toraio'e the sithuisctite.s_ttpply tctd tho
!. .Susszpe; byctevaporation, by siltration, and
j byctthcpccssurc of; the occansiu metfcusify
Willprcsa opsiwatcrjn azbended tusibesssssalc
watcrssbqing heavici- than flesh.,siEachfif
"these supsiposititms was, .in its turn, refuteds
As to the last he observed, that if, the 0
ccan is not connected with the dbysr. it can
- not press uponit. .,If it _. isizssctcOnnected, She.
! waters-willsi mix, and becokhe. equally'salt;
' and, c'onseqndnsstly of the sarsinc- specificgmcte
; vity, so that it- would in no part risezabqvc,
j the level ofthc. pceanqss farthermore this
_ pressure is, by the supposition, sufficient
-_ to raise water nearly to tsshhtsiOps ofthc !xigsih
_ est mountains; and, ofcoursq tosi throwj;
from a plain near the [Evcl ofctthc . sea many
- hundred fcct perpendicular into the air.
I The last theory, to which he drew the
; attention of his audience, is that which as-;
j cribcs the ﬂowing ofsprings to.thc vapours
' as the utmossi/h'tere, includingss snow,]hailctbg
and dcw. ln consirmatiun of this theory,
he stated acknowledged and well ?attcStt-d
szcts ; and then proceeded to examine and
obviutc scvcz'ztl plausiblc objections. Th':
plain ductz-ine us common smsc hsse esfsi
tablishcd satistsizzcturily as the doctrine of
; sound philosoph)"
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SHIP
Part of Alexandrza.
CLEARLD. _ ct
Sloo'p {Polly and Nancy, Gardncr, Bar
badocs i bv the master. ,
; Sloop Pzecisic, Snowden, Philadclphia:
A. C. Cqu-nuvc and ofinctrs. - si , _.
Ssi-hooctncr Ris'mg Sun, Bears, Boston:
C. [. Cssxtlss'flt and others. \ ;ss
Lydiu, ijsimg—ssi, New York : ] G. Ladd
and M. M'zilcr. sict
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T/ze R E F (] 3 A L,
A Navel, by st. \V I-l'Sl, is just receivcsid;
ALSO,
The Completc lct-ssauier '
Jackson' s account of the Empirc of Mo-l
rocco. after a icsidcnce of 16 years, with a ss
j description of Tombuetoo, the great empe
; iium osccnuul Aflica '
i Steuben & imptoved Regulations for the;
Ordel and Discipline of the Troops of the
United Statcs. .
Washington s Valcdictmy Addrcss to the
People of the United Stateg A most beau;
tisul miniature edition, with a etiiking Like
ness of that incompgrable Man—
ron sum: BY .
.-.. ss...q .
63- Vv'assi commlttcd to the sin!
of Alexandria county, On fsihc 4Lh lnstazic, ;.5'
3 x'unawey, a rctcgro woman_ Wh? calls herself"
RAQHA 1-;L, and says she 23 th:— _
Charlcz Hodg-sssis, of Anne Arundssel councy',
Mct_si.y'lansil, at Pisisi; Point. The owner is re—
questcd to come and prove his property a_nd
my charge:; am! take her away; osihcrwzse
she will be disposed of as the lay.? direpts.
]axncs Campbectlf, jazler.
just Received,
Fsrsalc by R. GRAT, oþjþosize ts'ctf: Was];
z'ugtarz 'l'averzz, King street,. _
The Wandcs'ing; Philnnthropist, or, Left:
ters from & Clzimfse, written during his 'rc-sif
siic'sicc in the Unitcd Scales. ;Il'iscovercd
am} cdited by George chlcr, of \-'is51nizsi
Prirc one dollur. '
Nchmber 7.
100 dozcn Hihhert and Co's. best Brown
Stcut. in czsssks ef-six and half dczcn,
For salt: bu
ffiHE Crufitors osJamrs Daurrlass, on the
1 llth c-i Juiy 1804, who subsenibcd his
release previously to the first day of Novcm
her in that year, arc required to exhibit their
claims duly uuthencicated to the subscrihcrs
on 01 besoxc t}: first day of January next,
pr-sicpu'utox'y to :; dixidcnd.N01ntc1cst will
be allowed after the 1th os Jul) 1804.
part of my importation of FALL COODS,
the remainder are ?x [lectedb in a few days. _ss
.- FALL COODS. .. _
HAVE opened Storc in the House sor-i
merly occupied by John Jazmey and adjoin.
ing ] homas Janney & Cosi. and have received
]ames Kennedy, scn.
ctOctober 8.' coﬂw "
quqlt I. Taylor.
VX-ss'rlham Ncwton.
- Octoher 2. , . es
Corncr of King and Fzzirsax street:.
No-chbet 5.
Novcmber 7. )
London Brown Stou't.
._:..;.u..c..-'.d m....
sixochsirsiaosi; 32;
NOMTIJCE.
joscph Mandeville;
{joseph janncz.
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