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ct- sissssjssctss &] im- tsihess- Connecmm Caumnt. _ ,
s : ,, ;ssssssH-IIS vsivsionLssD. 4
ctf—ﬀctssssf ssMesssi-homever wsietl built, get;
sit-si lqsictssll fathe- by being thhabited by a scanda
'sssi; "Emily, sisþ' .ctajisss'o it has happened td she
_ fice " novmade with hands," which
' can [At world. This great building he
Was Of; divine 'worhu'mnship,c clearly shEWs
—- .:Qtl divine perfections. So excellent
_si *: ss cent was it, so wOrthy of the
, sssi MWwdom of him Who made it",
(Wctsi'inormng sthfs Bang together, and
Msi of God shamed serjctO)," Vthen It
ct' si-ssssssm tsio thsiciij asidmiriug view. It
silsi'fitsid (60 sivictr & hobsc vine, with two
ss beings, created in the image of God,
sigffie ﬂ657iby Wedlockct, linkcd together
:__sict(ss of pure love, closely allied in
\d assections to the Father of their
ta, psihd mio) mg that Sun- -shinc in the
esizsszsi tessss (; tsissvhtch attscs from the: consciouSn'css
,ss
3The_evll "" seed sown by the serpent has
'd m every age a plentiful harvest of
crime: and miseries. Hence " the.: curse
. sithdz'sidtchth the earth. " Hence sickness,
:?! mqmlny, death, in all its ssvariciics ut pains
"kid Ducts. Hence aljenatien among men,
si fie'c, pride, ambitism, treacher), deceit,
:]qu cmryings, hatr'eds. Hence con
;scrifcs, murdcrs add wars.
395n'gs forth arc marked with the
ss one of towns and villages, wiih
" ;sicmiqrr , to him *.\ ho is pretmi
.? zilahg s ] -
., ct. ,r'ct-psirc'csimincht or mu ti
thenumbcrs of widows and orphans.
-; jssssssssfsssict lng'lh'e e qrch with waiiiugs and in
I'anns—to him is the palm of glnr) as
ct' " 2? Viewing the world in this light,
whakbcnevolcm heart but is constrained to"
Mopt {he langsixiagcte of Cowpcr,
, TssBut What shall We en) when we rev erse
L'ct' Vibc picture, and steadfastlv six our eyes on
_esinﬂett that this world xs :! grand cheat rc
Muhlch hassvc past, and are: yet passing,
si , qun ctsshpcudom sccncs of divine grace. ?—
si' " sssiWbat shall we say When We reﬂect that we
ftesid with means and opportunitics
hssctsictWÞd Fymg our nature and sm- attaming a ss
Jqodq 6! _zhouctsands and ten thousand times
"reny thouaansidf have been and now actual!)
si trilling up in this world for mconcciv
. fand eternal hssasippl s: , thasit precious
cbhumrs Without hunssier and from all
: ,? W'Zssofhfc, are h'er-c (octrming, which the
_ssss'isisi' 'ssB __'ss_ing Angel will Exhibic to the: interl
ﬀ;-ssss " ICGWVBnlvt-rse, and transm—ct-it to everlasting
*— ct LQPemBu-ancess TW hat shall we say when
2; Welss with assurance, that the World 18
(si:- SWWEJ by fWisdom that cannot crr, by
it;; . PZZ'CP thisit cannot be resistesid, and that' in
"1 "10 Qui issue of shmgs the Mysterics of
5 " .Prbytdence wssillbg unravcllcd, and hghc and
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: add! "55 the work] m its primeval state. !
.;ct BWD sooner had sin entered mto the world.
' may ' ibbeamy was biightcd, and its glory
depﬂ'ted. In the words of the 1mmoxt..l
P Woe: Wton,
:sisisiss Wescsi unquestionable And Sll- :msiponmt
ss_Ald if? him Vsi-ho dips his sect m blood ;
-.ss*_ _ sstthewctound; and'Natfire siom her
seat, '
Sighising through all her works, gave Sinus of
ss woe,
'NTKM all was lost"—
simfiﬄk for-chemsgich, asind tctsihcsi course
WW he)? dhdvldlcad—W muscttsisibfob
-- . to ssevsi'en th: wakes: mind;
si 4? ass - . MENTOR
'Of mon;; and outrage, with which this earth
is fill'd. "
in bright side What shall wssct sm whcni
\ glass will sprip :up out of dakknessvnd
confusion 7 8
" My ear is pain ',.d
)QYWI ls sick of way day" s report
ss'ctsi deomtes his brother; and destioys."
, , Wanted toxPurchase,
- , NQSWS- A )? 81" the lndiali Queen
- = ' .FctssS siHsiARmNG.
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fimerank of moral dignic) ; that thou-3
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" The undtsgmsedsi siatruth issisisi by aijnmg at;
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have not, like an infatusiatsied gvmestei', Btasikcd
eyEsiry thing on 'a single die." -—J\at.'_Intcl.
Rational Intelltgcnsicer with a peculiar m—
teres't, it is not that we this]: the Spesscuktz
tions of the indwia'ual Samud Hatsirison'
'thc sidenlocra't'tc editors, who are '{now in
arms against the administratlon, Itkcmscf
believe, that in the Intefiigencer' we havesict
ncontajn the substance of a p an which has _ss
occupied several columns, of late, in t-hcss
siIntelligencer. "An attempt to throw thesiss
'tenths ofthe mercantile class were perfectly
ssvernment rose in "their 'demanssds. ' All this
" intelligent krie'w that their cupz'dz'ty 'wasstat
ss pectations, merely that they might be made
tsimwilling to restricc themselves to what w as <
just and proper, and what could AT ANY
ss'TIME be obtained. The multitude, howe-si
ver, who were ever the mdst vociserous,
though but indirectly concerned,.apþiauded
that PATRIOTISM, which was determined to
humble Great Britain, and bring her to such
terms as our rulers should dictate. -The
APPAitENTsi intentions of our government
were defeated ; theirsiREAL intentions were
not. ssGrea—t —-Britain was not content to
waste her bloodsiand treasure to drive the
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.to thesict sgtrsiit of merqanulc cupidity. if we
ther with France. w htch complete!) answer
ed the wishes of the merchants, and secur
"ed every thing they desired.
-ssno_t be a matter of dispute, Probztbly nine-'
Smith, of great c'onSesiquencc, as ctsuch but
we have ever believed, and we find that
*fici'ency of her Enemies' commerce, and
' therefore, as was to be exPected and most
si tom much, we h'ztve' hdzsskrded all, and no praise
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certain!) , as our government did escpect, the
conditions required on our part- have never
obtained: siDuring this interval, it cannot
be sorprising that circumstances have oc
Cursed, which that disposition that refused
to renew the old treaty, should nnprevecto.
blame and odium of the present nublic em
barrassmcnt on the commcrcial part of the
community.
Devoted to the interests of Commerce,
not as 't particular class of our fellow- citi
treaty, end desired nothing more than that
they ,si from complaihing, their satisfaction
withfithat state of things was urged against
them, as an everlasting theme of reproach.
They were represented as willing to make
"chants to 'gbvemmcnt in: savor of extended -
siþrivileges. The charge against them' 13. a-ss
"French,?Spanish and Dutch ﬂag from the
the sentiments and views of the cabincr.
The few lines we have ?uoted absiove,
ed.
It' would protract our remarks to too
guet a length, to detail the chicanet)" tt hich
was practis—ed year after ye e,ar to prevent
an) commercial arrangement with tissit
country. Sometimes other topics werel
blended with those relating to tradc, and
made the sine qua non, ofan accommoda
tion. More than once, when Air. Monroe '
had obtained what was required by his firstj
instructions, to avoid a conclusion Our go- i
nabctlsse injustice 'aud misxeprcsmtatiosin in si
Lcnce.
by the merchants, or by the: triuSal 'os Mr. *
]sieﬀerson to renbw that treaty?
ctssct'lsihe true miswer of these inquities can
,warda alieoanngss the two nations. Not
circumstance, however, thus arisen, Whirh
zens, but cohfident that their prosperity in- ss
volves that of every portion of the Ameri
lamosiswhich every nation" is its ownjudge,
satisfied with the operation of the British ct
never submit! They were determined to
extort further concessions from G. Britain
—and, under this pretence, the old treaty
texts saisered te die, St-after considerabieside
lay, Which cannot be accounted for," but
from a disposition to open a door to some
cause ssof dispute, negociation commenc
ct "Pls _ it tssruesi that 'cdmm'erciel ctipidity' has
im'siolved our countr) in its prcsmt 'dtfficul
ties? Let us appeal tu lasts. '
'When Mrsi. ]t ﬂerson came into power we
had a treaty with Glt'al Britain, and mctsso-ss
Plsfd was it the cupidity oi merchants that_ss
prevented the renntal of that excellent
compact? Did they msist 'on the intcricr- ss
pritsiriieges for trade . Was eter) thing le ft ;
to the Operation siofthe principles of national i
sacrifices of commercial rights to which the ;
paternal care of the new government would ss
can people, ne cannot witness such abomisi
ence 'os government, to demand enlarged
it should be made permanent. "So far Were ss
time, the merchants suﬀered, and suﬀered
sorely against their will. Some, it 13— true, ?
were made dupes b) our ruiers. The more ss
tered, and their hearts seduced to new ex
oceau, merely that We might supply the de
.can be traced to sithe soliextanons tis mer
bomlnahly false, and the whole embarrass
ment arieing fron'i- the want of 'an advanta
geous treaty, at this mdmetttsi, is justly 40
IF wsie peruse the sipolitica'! matter in the
When the trcaty with Gre-t Britain ex- '
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bctet mputfasstqthez-natiqnat-execsiusifive, who,
lþ'sstss'uertding sit'o 'edqpt the ssVss'FW? tbeyhad sit!
fsseitL-d-iche opssttla'ee and-hqldmg the wish?!
'sssd'sif. chefme'rchansiu in ecntempt,rasked every
sisithinﬄ {& the ptitpese ,olssgettinsig nothing:
ctsi "Such is sithe true {history et oursi "assalrs
witHsssisiYGreat-Britain. siHctassi co'fhni'crcial cu
ssjzidssity. involVed-us in difficbhy tvithctFssra-nce?
sisi-What merchant ' m—r_ complained of, the
sictt'reaty ctmede-sswithi that powet-sijust before
Mr. cﬀt-rson came into& t'ﬄce ? They
'sssiwctrert— content withsi i-hat'treffiy. 'They relied
upon it. They had the ct nswnt assurances,
directly'or" indirectly of our government,
that France might be trusted. They ex
'si-:pccted_ and had a t-i-sight to (meet that if it
"Vcas vi'olated ctby France, our 'govﬄnment
ss wbuid suifnl-the main purpose- {nr !which it
was established—pt-ntect our rights against
fsisaithless nations France has most out
ss rageou'siy violated- her treaty. " Our' min
ehants are rohbed'ssand seint- rttintd- They
ask osctgov'er'rlment to give them redress.-si
Is this unrealsotmble ? Are they for this to
be insulted with the vilsslainous-charge of in
tolvirg the nation'by their tmbounded-cu
pidity! ct sssiEVery citizm has a ssright to. the
advantages secttred'by a treaty} but certain
ly that class of society htsitd cttm attgmrnttd
clssaim to the "protection, when" millions of
their property were taken, in the fitst place,
and "sacrificcd to the avarice of France with
out_a (ent of indemnification, in order to
obtain that treaty. _
Now whence proceed the immense evils
which the" cemme-rce of this country sus
ie-rs ? " Frt m the zt-mzt of that treaty with
England, tthith our government refused to
tcbtw ; and from the violationcttssfthe rxist
irg ll'tal) with France. After reﬂezcting on
these simple sucts, let the American people
dt-lctminc' whether the iztult l'tt-s at the door
os government or of the" metthtmts. ' Let
them detetmine Wht'tht r the, (barge against
si v .
ssgencer, published in this day's Chronicle.
, W'e are happy to find that the eyes of the
ssnation are in length -opcne-d to the injuries
: and insults of 'that. sipcsixsndious government.
So great have been the wrongs and aggres
! sions of England towards this country, that
} the puhlie mind has been so occupitd with
ss the deep rooted hatred. and unprecedtnted
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'with-in-its limits. 'ssThe fact ought not to be
ss'concealed fr'omthe pe0ple; they oughtth
"know where danger lurks. sictVVe know Pct'
si'--Or]oans—-an'd we know they are enemies to
ss—the-United States, and devoted tossFrance.
si'the partizans of Napoleon to the-sipublic.
! SALEM.—7u/y 13. ]
siiTrans-lations from Corwma papers, with
"which 'we have been savored by Captaz'n ;
' Cirdler, q/sMafblclzcad.
[Though we have later accounts from" Spain,
si yet these aﬀord some particulars which
! enable us to judge ofthe temper of the
! people, the Situation of their forces, and
ctthc characterctand style of-thcss warfareJ
' VADAJoz, April 13. !
"His excellency COunc Montijosi has ar
ss rissved here, and'his presence occasions great
ct-satisfaction -coss all-ctwho know his sipatriotic
; virtugs. _ ,
; si-si-ln actn dction, under the direction os Gen.
'Odonsi'ell, in thaplains ossi-Vicsisih, thesi-Frehch
ige'ngral' Souham was mortally Wounded;
,140 Frenctchsi-Were killed, 22? Wounded, and
"thcte rest being put to ﬂight by thcctincon
Ceiv'ablcss'" {usiry'1\#ich which our troops attack;
--.....and itssis a-sact tqually notorious that
tmatks thereon, snm the Nationalsilntclli
them that it was difficult at first to perceive
Will see] no del'icacy in giv-ing-the. names of
"notorious to be questjcned 'that our country
swatsims with British find— French emissaries
injustice osssFrance. But the letter of the
due de Cadore will remove"- the- film {turn the
eyes of every honest heartc-d Ameriran ;
and the apolchsrs of France ought to be
placed in the same rank with British hire
hrszs. For Ottxseh'es;sssswe scc '720 dz'siz'n'szion
between Frem'lz and English 'ronn-zs—they
are alike-si-enemies to the ptospet'ity and in
dependencept the'si United' STRICS. -'—There
is less apology sor Asimeticrms becoming the
apologists of France than of England ; he
cause" the French party in the' U. Statcsss is
much stronger than the English party. We
cannot think so lsinsely of native horn Ame
three-sourt-hs of the population of the Or
leans Territorysi would ﬂock to the imperial
standard, thcsi moment it could be planted
a cruel calumny.
the latter. in the government paper, is not
sonal]y*many of the leading characters in
Wsie call the þart'ituYar attention of our
readers to the ciispatduzs from gen.-Atm
strong,'our minister in Paris, and the re
ricans, as to believe there would be many '
traitot-s'amongst them. -'-But it is & fact too si
Shvuld =the existing 'd'siisserences with that
poxver continue, and threaten a rttpture, we
Frcm' zhctActazc/sszsuctm.) !sceL/y Claronicle. _
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ss bio, of 80 men,, about half cavalry.
53- GEORGE '-YOUNC—-S., TC
sptCt-sulsiiy acquaints his sticnds and
the citizens of the Town and Count)!
of Alexandria, that he rcctgtxlat'ly przC
tices the law intcthe City Court; and
to all such business as may "be cntrust
ed to- his- care.; he gives the most pfl
st—tive assurance; shall be attendedmss
most promptly .and particularly.
_ Junc 29. '
- HE 'Fsench Jomssnal under the title Ossi
- 'L'HEMIS'PHERE,sictapsctc-zzrs every 53'
turday aftcrncon at Philudelpleia, in psiﬄ'
-phlcts Os 35 Pages, in two cohnms, ir-ltilsigsi
octavo, prilncd 'With a handﬀmc 1}}"C; 3"
concluded with care and in.]:m-tiulily ct
L'HfmsiS/Ilmrc- binds itself to ]aublish sﬂsss'
and the most interesting articlcs, z's-nffiy
seen by the nunbers nllsieac'y sublislssfd'
'Which are deposited at the (;Hicc of due 3}
lexandriasssiGazcite,:wl-el-c ..tlsssie AcYnsi-iffis "
she Flss'enchf'Language ccn zubscritc. Tþssesiss
a-re l'equestcd to-make cpplicutionin'ctmsictsssss
ately and to give llteir support 10 3 Jfiusssi'
Which has need - of cuccurrgcn-Cnt- .
price ossubscrsiiption is .Tmþcl/arc s-Cs as?
sisipayzi'ble' in advance. ss
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.Bank of A .lexandria,
JULY 21 1810
NOTICE is hereby given to the Stoctsi'
holdcrs of the ctfsiBank of Alexandfift
that a dividend Of sun! sipcr cent. on the czts-l
tal stock of- saict'Bank, {or the hall" ycul'ct'd'
mg thisday, is declared, and will be ready "
be pald to them on Thursday the sth instant
By order of t/zesiPresia'ent and Dit-rctam
Gurden Ghapm, Ca—shlcs
ALBUQUERQUE: Aprim,
The people of this provincc have at
themselves in a body, from the age of"
45 years ; they have all marched 12 then
spcsicti'vc points osjunuion, and theues,
and the adjoining places proceeded them,
before yesterday for Caccres. * '
siThE second division has marched",
Montijo and Musiida; and as the enemy
have repasscd lbt: Guadiana, and are m'u.
ing,— it has been ordered to Montancheg.
and yesterday set oﬀ, leaving here, .Zsiasimo.
13, 'I'olcido, & the hanalion ottLixcrarioz;
but thcssgrenadiers and bhisl p slsi-(ssowsosshc
two first COsssPb accompanied the division...
Such is the confidencc of (hlssi army, m,
sinne the: happy ;;usiiod when the Herod
the North returned to take lhc-ccssmmaksidof
them, that we have no doubt of success in
all their operations; and the new warsau
which is madesicn (he enemy by 1hep01il'xc
and'ablc Marquis of Humane! continues m
si'usnatc (heir plans, and destroy this for.
ces. All his moven ems arc mysterious,
(xcept-to those in his confidc'ncc; hutthe
suifiiling'chcm is success; and we do not
doubtxchac this-cfficcr, who is in cveryn
SlTCCs. " most excellent," will gh'ellibcrtylo
Spain, 'nnd restore our beloved Fcl'dinwd
ssto his throne.
_ ' STsi- LOUIS, (U. L.) Juiy 14.
'The remains of ffaszsip/t Kembal/ (latectt
lient. in 11th U. S. atmtss) was found in the
middlc of the big praitic in the Illinoit
'scnitory ; it is sussoscd he has been dead
five dzt)s; the" nsiztgisttm-s sailed ajuty,
Who without ht-sitzticu found :} verdict,
Suicide ; his throat was cut from eattocar,
'and a knife dyed with blood, which was
known to belong to him, lying open ntar
his body, his irictttls an- hcscby advertierd,
that his coat and pockct book are found,
with papers that may be of service; rsith-r
things are also lest here, but no: of n.!argc
amount, 21]! Of tthich can he has] bysiapply
ing to the fot'cman of the inqtu-st.
VVM. B'UDONALD.
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To the Admz't'crs-L-qfss - 'i/zc jack
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ed them;, sitook—sictiefuge jnsi Vich: 15
of Signen-za and GanizascS-ct-ctqumbm
ascertaincd ; of Vclcz, xOUS'TYUT-fi of;,
giment under the name of the Virgin
Guadaloupe ;' of Misiguel Dian; of me
monly cavﬂalry; the- Cruzada es Cs-si
under the command'of Don Miguei QU
of.50 horse; Brigadier Don-Iudcro 3,"
of 400 men, to which are joined (ba:
Captain Bailo of 40 men, of D. juzaoss
List of thcssskirmi-shing partitsshss
harrassihg the enemy m La Manc-ha, (
'The party- of Marqueaico. confining
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