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Marine

No-foreign arrivals at this port the lail week.
Ship Butler, Capt Parker Of this port, aud the Mer.
curry, Patrick, Of Saco. we're at Grenada Nov. ..
Seven vefFeIs went afhor- on Cape Cod in the late
Rerm--a5 dead bodies wete picked up aud barisd.
Capt CrOfs in brig from this port. wa. al Trinadad
the I4tlf 0ttober.--Capt. Smitrof this port was
fpoke the fame day going in.
The Mark and Mary of Georgetown. from cuada-
Ioupe was fpoke on the 18th Nov
Capt. Beais arrived Bottom, faw at lea, Nov 17th
quantity Of loole onions, and number Of hogs o.
hesP, with water cafk fuppoed to be the deck load
Of fosne veel ot in the form whieh they had szper
encsd Tor f=ysrsl days.
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UaEalJoyoyrb. Me-
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

TO CORRESPONDENTS.
"hN7EJACOBIN' Parfates too ssasb IF avO fcayriiiy
and iaveSiV. to DC admitted 7Bt azstte LIT ay CEN
only -Uitb Fria jyl7ias.
: c01AA1UNIcATI0N,' Z Pail * attended, TO-
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111ARRIED-At Scarborough DR. Y5Ezm FIirfsES,
Of Topiham, the amiable Miis Doye45 1Ika tauph-
ter of capt. job n M.Aihken of the former pia.e
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AuguRa, (Kenncbeck) Dec I.
Firm fupport Of the Laws by energetic mea.
fires

<ANguitd1 hcnnGDGCkJ LEG
Firm fupport Of the Laws by energetic mea-
inres.
The SsfOn Pole around the foot of which were burnt
the Alien and Sedtion Aes recently erected in VaGa-
borough (Diaria Of Maine) by Charles Weber, and 4
few oth mguded followers, dorqarzryJ andrrvlers BY
or vrlzszs adzis ratisu Tnefday Ian it's mered
fate Capt James Bracket, Of thar town. III manly
and fp;rted manner the head Of his Company 4u5o
~ only =oluaed fbeggvc5 tie oeesg. at zDeye extremely
urgent that Be- boaI adfbem t0 Br ot placing the ak at
the root Of the gave orders for his to annh
late it in very few minutes it was prorate on the
ground and although IS feet long, almoG inaanta
neou1y hewed into pieces with the colours It's topS
70 that more remembrance of 70 ofFcnive an OBJ
ied might be leen among men, or Americans" while
the ringeader OF the acubn party food trembling with
fear and knitting his huge brozp5 with unavaing ndig
matt IN. The Company alter Completing their obea
retiredin erIy and quiet manner, without Offering
the lean abulc Tho richly defervingl 70 anv one.
Ya5aJoyoggb, Nov 49,
On Tuerday the a7th init was demohed the df.
graceful Signal or Oppoiton to the Federal Government
erected by fmall number If Jacobns at the ue Of
Charles Weber, in this town. by Capt Brackets COM
pany, and number Of volunteers from the upper parf
who forty the Federaifts in the lower parh had
not timely to join them in 70 audable an under
taking-aftcr having accomplished their purpole they
repaired to the houle Of John etehel Eq where feve
raj patriotic toalts were given.
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coNsrANTrINorTE, sEPr.5.
TURKISH DECLARA RATION Of WAR
AGAINST THE FRENCH!

Trannation of the Imperial Decree promulgated by th
Sublime Porte, on the 4th Of September
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inappl'cabie, nctapiyfco politics are either M
gatcrv, or noxious. Beddes, his principles re-
lilh 70 lronqly Of Paris. and are lelioned with
fu p ofuiion Of Freneb garlic, thathe offtnds
The whole Senate houle. Better for Anne leans,
that on their extended plains "thilles ihould
grow naeid Of weat, s cookie inaead Of bar
ley" than that b5il9f3bsr fhould influence the
coun-lls Of the country. and that his admi-
ration Of the works of Voltaire and Helve-
thus fhouli induce him to wifi clof-r connex-
oa with Frenchmen. When metaphysical
and gallo government obtains 10 America,
may the pen drop from the hand, and " the
arm fall from The ihoulder blade" Of
The bay Preacher.
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70 SIR RICHARD WORgLr.

/" The Administration of hnarces and contr-
buttons Of the French republic in Italy having
at its diipoal a great number Of precious piece,
of fculpture, painting AMI marble, proceeding
from con6ications made on the enemies OF the
French republic, withiag fPeedily to dfpo.e OF
their chief d 0uvyer Of art, has charged the cit
zen Huber, attached 70 the admin ltration Of
nances, ii the quality Of artif, TO propole the
fale Of them to individuals, or to to1ieties, a
mateurs of the arts-the academies OF painting,
fculpture and fciencies, viii have fingular oP
portunity Of acquiring thefe treafures Of the
arts, the catalogues Of which are in the hands
of every body, and Their def-riptions in all
books Of travels into Italy. Il is lufi-ient 20
prcpof- the purchaic Of the marbles, Of the IA
NOUS Vita ALBANIA, of the mufeun CAPITA
linnm CIementina, of The pidures in the gale
ries, Of the princes Albni, Braichi, &c. Of
which a catalouge fhall be given, with the ap
prailcment Of aItRs, on which will be made
comfortable abatement Bills for FLYER or
gold upon neutral countries, fuch as Flor nee,
Venice, Vienna. or even on Switzerland, Will
be accepted. The purchafers belonging TO ma
lions at war with France, ihall have fate con
due, to tranfport either by land or fel, tho
the port of Rome or Chivelta Vecchia, all
their purchaies. On approaching Italy, the a
gents belonging to the fame hottie powers,
may procure the neceGary Paaports, to come
in perfect lafety, in order 70 treat and make
choice Of the objects that fhall fuit them bet
by addreGing themfelves to citizen Huber, at,
tachsd to the adminifraion of finances in the
quality Of artif, Rue de IA CIRQUE at Rome.
+" Ready money will be the mott sdvanta-
geous manner Of trarlading this budnels."
Rome, Feb. IS, 1898.
RI fhould not wonder if Rome itfelf were
put up to iale in very lhort tme-Wbat
internal villains thefe ians-culottes mutt be
This Sir Richard Worney is a great lover
Of TIE fine arts he had the art, fome years a.
90, to lift brother aaatsnr upon his ihouldcrs,
in order 10 give him fight of his lady, while
ihe, ike another VsNUs, was bathing with her
nymPhs The conIcquence was rather unto
ward. The amatner became enamoured with
the fight, and conceived the lady to he filter
lubi54 for al intrigue than for the pencil
Brief in lef than three days the poor accom-
modating Knight was-a cpekoid. If the fans
culotes fhould play him fomc iuch trick as this
with his money, be will be poor indeed, and the
thing is by no means improbable.
PoytVb7s
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il II iivry veil, Zee virgin morn arits
Frcfi as new creation walhd in de1s
ETHEREAL, baImd in roiY Hcep Ghe treads,
Forth dartng heav'n born joy, and looking foftneis
HUH nature Iutens; calm reflection rnilcs.
She lifts her golden eye, aud beams abroad,
And tips with orient tint the auggih mils,
And rolling clouds, that Iing'rirg cling around
foA mountains bafc' yon wide horizons verge.
What kndling gIories gid the glowing nie,
What huhes FIJI the fmcQih czpanre below
The wide-fpread mirror where her model face
With aniwtring beauty nlinss perfea calm.
Not fluid msrcury boats moss poiini'd g'ors.
Abroad no zephyr Aeals To dimpe curls
The now quiefoen; wave thar neeps along
The placid n1ore, with pendant verdure crown'd;
No more rePugnant or averGe BAT deep
Within its winding arms, encircling warm
The 9'ady green well pleas'd itrelf to view
In fhadowy length, within the mimic plain.
Saunt'ring, the fiber in his bark
awaits the whilper Of tie fav'rag gale;
Nor iPreads the fail, that Of the nugqih hour
Impaticn: hangs. But l-alth Of fav'ri7c gale
The perfect plain denies, fuch quiet reign,.
Or if a yagrant foIitary breeze
Perchancc pats light its momentary wav,
YOn- filming main its fecret kits avows:
And, Ike offended chanty, n,udJers
At every wanton with thar rudeners brea.hes.
Or leaps ffh, afpreading ringlet runs,
And X dining trembIes to the diaant fhore.
The air no Glamour wounds. Yr lighter bar1s
That with the 6nny or glide fmeoth along,
Spare the rude-Rroke, nor fpoil the level wave;
Nor break the foemn Glence Of the fcene.
See vsrmil morn yet galdens into birth
For 70 the lazy Gogs Zeal foft from view,
And as thcy fade brightens the gorgeous fcene,
And ifate'y all he naval Pomp appears.
Wars awful enGgns thy more grateful fleets,
Thy better pride, all humanig.rg commerce !
Green ia4nds lone tan cliffs the circng port,
Where traffic lavifh fpreads his crowded whatfs,
Inverted al il in tative lhade.
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Elegant Extract,
FROM TIE FARlfER's WEEKL7" IfUSEUIE

"TO men Of the complexion Of Condorcet
and his afociates, moG Of the miferies Of France
may BE afcribed. Full Of paradox, recent from
wire drawing il the lchools, and with mind all
from the Cyclops cave Of metaphy-
fics, behold Seyes in the form Of politician,
drafting, carysnts c9lam7, three hundred conRi-
tutions in a day, and nor one Of them ftfor
the uGe, but delulive az mountebank's bill,
and bloody, as the hablmsnts Of Banquo.
"Of this dangerous, deiAical and Utopian
fchool, great Perfonage from Virginia, is
f4voured pupil. His Gallo matters Aroke his
head, and pronounce him forward and Prmii-
ing. Thof- who Gt on the fame form cheerful.
~ and reverently allow him to be the head Of
his claf. In allulion to the well marlhllled
words Of great orator, him they worihjP him
they emulate /; his +" Notes" they con over all
The time they can fpare, from the Aurora"
Of the morning, or Talleyrands letter at night.
The man has talents, but they are OF DANCE.
rous and delufive kind. He has read much,
and can write plauGbly. He isa man Of let
tiers, and ihould be retired one. His cloltt,
and not the cabinet is bis place. In the fri,
he might harmleCly examine the teeth of j non
del,ript monGer, the lccre,ions of an African,
or the almanack Of Banueker. At home he
might catch Randard of eght from the drop
rings fhis caves, and leatsd in his ePicurean
chair, laugh al Noes and he prophets, aud
wink auainlt the beams Of the Sun Of Right
oulnef:. At the feat Of govarnmenr, hisabRrda,
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The Fine Arts.
aaa

1t appears that the administration Of fnancee
and contributions Of the French republic in
Italy, have come to relolution to dilPofe Of
many Of their cpi5fties in the arts and ttieaciet
Of that celebrated Reb9ffoyy. a letter has been
written to Sir Richard WORTHY, with an Offer Of
a preference in this purchale "a tranlaton
Of this letter, 70 highly intereRing to the ad-
rnirers of genius and antiquity is annexed.
TRANSLATION
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Administrators the Cecret recntmsnt Of
nm whom your iorg tx n-l his 'mprehe wi h
"A ionte at TVS inte r.Tty' expect the eientm NJ
ri the man Whole Proae ed 1--we YOU have
reNullst yer flr-r It'll expect the uncesing
rancour Ut envy againt tie p-ogrcis Of genus
and mert-ren7unce The hopes w r-concii =
him but know, ;hat Whit you Gcer On, mind.
Ieis ot his Grio, ail roiioE d-ainy will either
change W., rage to awe, az blaG his powers to
th-iI d-spet 1907.
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n REg2LYE 10 TAKE TIE LEAP OF LEU
[FRoN MRS. RoBINsoN's soNNETs'

YES, will 81, where ciIoling whirlwinds rife,
Where threat'ning clouds in fable grandeur lour;
Where the blaR yell', the liquid columns pour,
And madd ming pillows combat with the kies
There, while the Damon Of the tempcR flies
On growing Pinions through the troublous hour,
The wild waves gafp impatient to devour,
And on the fock the wakcn'd vul,u1e cries!
Oh! dreadful folace to The Rormy mind
To ME, more pleafng than The valleys rem,
The woodland fongfers or the fPortive kind,
That nip the turf, or prune the painted cren;
For in defpair alone, tho wretched find
That un3ion fwe-, which lulls the bleeding breah.
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ANrcoorr.-An Irihman falling out of tn.
main to' OF frR rate man Of war, BY great
Good luck, fell plump on Ills breeoh, Oh deck,
unau.t, aad teizc1 fat hold of the ring DO 4.
"A meimue ak ~ what he did dat for, BY
- fad he, 'Br jt1y Pal J7H back again y
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Read this-Men, Women & Children.
To the People Of the United States !

Ny voice Is clear FOR WAR. GODS! Can true fon
Of Columbia long debate which Of the two 70 chule
Tribute or FREEDOM? NO-Let rs rouzc
at once-gird our Swords-and at the head Of
our valiant YOUTHS-attack the foc-Rouze uD
for fhame Our Brethren Of Bolton point at their
wounds, and cry aloud,
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POETRY.

DESCRIPTION OF u SUmMER's MoPN-
INC III Sci.
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To Battle /!

SOME people exprefs flrprif. at the
MURDER Of the crew of the flip Hunter
and many have no faith in the relations given
Of the atrocities committed BY the French IN
Suabia, as detailed in the Title pamphlet Riled
f" CANNIBALS PROGRESS !" But thofc
who will give themlelves The trouble to read
The various hiforcs Of the French revolution,
will find, that this butlhery, and the cruelties
OF Suabia, are but as title page to the volumn
Of wicksdnels ezerciled upon the furrounding
nations Of this barbarian Republic. Nero
Calli5ula-the Goths and Vandlls-Nay ! our
wild Indians, compared with the democratic
rulers Of the French, have been but infants ii
the praGice Of Treaton, Murder, and RaPiue
As an illulEration Of thtfe remarks | beg
leave to pr-fsrt to the public lttle hiGory
which believe has NOT vet been publithed in
America, and With have from di ea and
Respectable authority.
"A feet, croudeI with folders, failed from
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the pupils of WErsHAupr, and the profeGeC
advocates OF Atheiim, Of robbery, plumber and
murder
One truth is yet to be told, but little known
IN this country, which is, that TALLEYRANp,
the preient miaiter Of exterior relations, and
the inveterate defpoiler of American properly
and fame, was the fecond officer in thief. Mq.
0iaated lodges, and the principle fpoke in the
wheel OF French politics. BY his means, joined
to the exertions of Orleans and Mir4beaa, all the
leaders in the national convention were init
ated into this fociety-which gave preponde-
rance 70 every meaiure propofed in the public
councils. Hence many of their DEGREES are
clothed in the very language of WElsHAuPr.
Witnets the one agsinR religion, by which all
kind OF homage 10 the Deity is denounced as a
cheat, and forbidden-and atheifin eltabhed
as the creed of Frenchmen.
From the nature Of thefe principles, and the
efFea they have had in accelera,ing the nations
OF Europe to the very apex Of dilorder and
diltreis, we may ealily dilcover the origin of
Jacobns, and the opPolition to executive mea-
lures in this country. l know that our Taco
bins dilclaim even the mott difant relation TO
the French fraternizers, and affe1 to defpife
them-and do not pretend to fay, th 1t there
IS any dire6 communication between them,
except i be with the leaders of the two nations
who by plans formed in fecret aud under
cover of night, impsrcePtibly direa all The
movements ia the great fcheme of revolution.
This fchems has already awakened the world to
arms England, France, and America, have
felt the effects Of it--and Holland, Geneva,
Switzerland, and the capital Of Italy have fallen
vistims to it, Thefe principles fpread like
contagious icknefs-we are frcretly impelled TO
plot the delfrudion of all religion and govern
ment without knowing the cauce and the
Jacobins Of this country are the faithful diici-
pies Of the European Nsminafi. turn with
dilgua from this horrid picture of human de
pravity, and pray to Con for the retoration of
peace.
NUMA.
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NUMA.
Barlo7v's Infamous Letter,
Concluded from the laft GAEsrrE.


1t IS difficult for you to conceive to what a
degree their lenGbility was carried, on this fub-
jea, at the beginning of the revolution it was
clear that fenli5ility Of fuch force muIt be the
foundation Of the NOR extravaganza affection
if properly nourilhed, il would have begot a
confidence without bounds if llighted, or an
iwered with indifference, it mutt end ir jcalou-
fy, uncontrolled BY the rules of juRice, and blind
TO the light of truth. And what was the con.
duSt of your Prefident Thomas Jeferfon was
your ambaAador in France where his hyperion
talents and republican principles had rendered
him exceedingly dear to all friends Of liberty.
II was we'll kaown here that his intention was
TO retain his place during the revolution. They
wfhed il exceedingly. becaufe both he and they
were fenfble that he would be able 10 render
the mott efential fervlces to both countries, By
remaining ia Paris during criGs Of fuch mo
mentous expectations no one will deny that
the occshon and the place called for the irlt
diplomatic talents, and the Purea republican
virtue, hat the United States could Afford,
Ieferfon went from Paris on a fhort leave Of
abfence, with fixed determination TO return
as foon as poaible but the PRECEDENT ordered
il oiherwif- and the French believed 1t was
from difapprebltion of Jefferlon's attachment
TO the cauf- of liberty in France. This opin-
ion mry have been two h4lliiy formed, but
they were confirmed in Ii. by the Prelident's
naming to the fame place G.. Morris, who for
TWO winters palt qad filled Paris with inveaives
againl every principle Of liberty--who was
previously detected by all the leaders OF thesrcv-
oiution--who was known to be the broker, pro-
telor, and correspondent, of the mott obnox-
ious emgrants. Ii is poli5le that Warrington.
in not Tutoring Jeferion to return, might have
aeted from other motives than thofe of enmity
to The French revolution, though no other mo.
tives appear but his naming Morris, was an
infult that admits Of no palliative it is vain
to Fay he was ignorant of the character that
this name bore in Paris he was wide mouth
bawler, and had been for two years the exag
geratng echo of all the abufe in all Burke's
pamphlets and all the WORT papers in Lon
don.
This feenc was continued here, TO the alton
ihment Of all Europe, for three years. His
buiinef: was to mnead the PRECEDENT with re-
lfpea to what was going on in France, to infult
the French nation, and as far as pofibe to be-
| tray them for It was numerically believed, &
have no doubt of the fact, that after the Au.
| ftrian and EngIiih ambaGadors retired from
Paris, Morris aeied fccret agent and fpy for
thofe two cabinets. A hafy word or aston
coming from an amba(ador, slough malicious
in tfelf, is not always interpreted to be the Ian
guage Of the government that iens him but
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We have never before heard Of any luch letter and
believe none luch ever e1fed-it is unqueHonably one
Of the million Of acobinc lies Invented with deeu to
make our beloved Warrington odious to his country
mtn.
We trua our Fxeru;ive viii ~ to get Along wish-
out the Ereat Mr.. BSrlow's excvie,
The Wilmington mercury. ([Wilmington, Del.) 1798-1798, 1798-09-28
SIXTH DAY (falD) EVENING, NINTH MO-.
(SEPT) 49, 1898.

Hannah Penny, fheet
Widow Of Edw. Beefon, l doll.
50 cents
John Beefon, dollar
Jacob Stevenfon, 1 fheet, and 4
fowls
Richard Grub, I dollar
Robert Orr, z fowls, & II cents
Daniel M'Gehan, II cents
Charles 7'ruet, I dollar
Richard Grub, jun. SO cents
Deleha & Bonach, doll. SO cts.
Amor Grub, I dollar
Francis de MATS, 3 do.
An Inhabitant Of Wilmington, s
dollars
A lady in the country, do.
John Gruhb, do.
Hannah Grub, I Go.
Robert Forward, do. & z fowls
Elizabeth Robinfon widow of
Charles) SO cents
Mrs. Geddes, fleets, 2 fhrts,
& table-cloth
Mrs. Chiffon, I blanket, and ?
fowls
Jacob Weldon, doll. & 4 fowls
William Little, / doll.
Lanly Smith, | do.
! Joleph Elliott, SO cents
Andrew M'Kee, TOOL. SO cents,
and q fowls.
Fulfilled BY Order of TIE Board,
THOMAS MENDENHALl..
Prelident
JAMES LEA, jun. Secretary.
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DONATIONS yeceiued this Day.
James Wilton, 3 dolls.
Henry Webffer, do.
William 1'uf1ey, I do.
Jolhua .Iackfon, 3 pair ttockings,
and other clothing
Vincent Gllpin, 8slb. beef
VIM. G. L.atimer, S dolls.
William r obinfon (farmer) 5 do.
William Jones, jun. do.
Samuel Stroud, I barrel flour
Ann Hewes, 2 doll.
From the Inhabitants of Middle
town Crofs-Roa per Ro-
bert Maxwell, 20 dollars
David Melton, load wood, &
bulhel potatoes
A perion unknown, cart-load
James Hogg, 3 dolls.
Thomas Cartmell, Glib. beef
Frederick Craig, barrel flour,
and two fowls
The follozc1ng 7ceye collected 9 de-
Hvered dy Frederick Craig anu
Iames Hamilton:
John Elliott, miller, 1cwt. ryt
q -four
Elizabeth Elliott, 1cwt. rye Aou
and 4 fowls
Jane Elliott, dollar
Hannah Anderlon, / do.
Edward Beeion. I do.
Joihua Hicklin, Is cents
Mary Hutton, 60 cents
John Boyd, IS cents
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[CoA
HEALTH-OFFICE.
Wilmington, 0'b Mo. { Sept.) 28.
U E A T Fl S,
For The Mf T7ce4ty- -Four Hours,
ending 6 O'clock ibis Evening:
Jofeph Bird
Sarah Reynolds
James Miller Hofpital
Samuel BARLEY
,ohn Leforge-a boy
Jacob Sellars
Samuel Smith
Mary Chambers
Borough Helpifal Retort.
From a7tb 10 aStb 9Th Mo. (Sett.
Admitted, o
Died, =
Difcharged, cured, 2
Remaining in Hofpital, 3
two of whom dangerous,
TOTAL DEATHS,
From BIB Mo. A1g.) 7. 10 OF
Mo. (Seph) aS-mel4fVe.
Adults, I49
Children, 9
rot. Is8
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MONDA1r, JULl~ 2, 1898.
Realon, Truth, Argument, CandOr.
i. The language Of the American ENJOYS.

) toaosrjd y t5e language 9fTrptJ, tB7tis ns.df
only % be real, p dT57>, f%s el2ad of }aJbood,
and The nJf IF hI8a1T5. Tx reaasr Il Ter: Pre-.
Eatc4 Gcit6 tAt J2ritiHg fsatprs5 Of t-va nafonf.
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