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hear that the votes were, for MIR. ~.
A. 4r. Pinekney z, and 2 thrown1aw

11efo0o7uing Committees haze been M
Po'n'ed IN tie bo4te Of yepye/eu.ufiyes
"A committee, contiiting of Mef1rs.
Thatcher, Wood, Claiborne, D1cklon. and
New, to enquire whether any & what a.
mendments are neceiiary to be made in the
poR- Office law.
A committee of Mefrs. H. Lee, 2
Goodrich, 'fiugcr, Powell, Potter, Spa; eht
and Bartlett, to report proper mealares 1or
carrying into execution the re1olutions pad.
cd lait teiiion In relation to George Wafh.
ington.
"A committee, conGRing of MeGrs. II.
Lee, Evans, Craik, Bird and S. Lee. 70
report by bill, or otherwife, on 70 mucl,
OF the prelldent's ipeeeh as reflects the
diitriet-o OF Columbia.
a committee, confiling of MeiIrs. Crit.
void. Nicholas, Kittera, Nicholfon. and
Henderion, to report by bill or otherwd.
on 10 much OF the preiident's ipeech as re-
1pecss the national administration Of inf
tee. ~
A committee, confifing Of MeGrs. Par.
kef, Ot1s, SPaisht, ]. Davenport, Mott.
lail1aterro, ard Holmes, on thar part &c
the fpeech that reflects iea1onabe and fvi-
temauc arrangements, proportioned to ur
national retources, for a navy adapted TO
defenfive purpoies.
A committee, confif}ing of Meilrs. Otis.
Nicholas, Edmond, Foaer, and Alfton, on
10 much OF the 1peech as reflects the for
tihcations of the principal ports and har-
bours OF the United States.
A committee conGiting of Mei1rs. Waln.
Shepherd, Cooper, Page, and Woods, On
10 much OF the ipeech as reflects the ma.
nutacture OF arms within the United States.
COMMITTEE con4iiting OF MeErs New
Edmond, Stone, S. Lee, and H, Morris.
TO bring in a bill for regulating the grants
of land appropriated for the refugees from
the Britifh provinces of Canada and Nova
Scotia. - 80.
A committee, conGffing Of Meass.
Huger and Inlay, for the enrolment of
bills, to unite with Mr.. D. Fcfer, con-.
mittee On the part of the {snate.
The follo1ving pefitions bave been PR
Ientfa and referred: the petitions of vii
liam Nichols, Ferdinand Mullephe;n.
Benjamin Bird, Emory Sudler, Jun. Aley-
ander Roxburgh, Griffith yones, David
Jones, Philip Buih, Philip Wilton, Abra-
ham Walton, Darby M'Namara, and Nj.
Mughlenberg.
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Of o herparty: but it is believed that the
mutation OF the houie of Auifria' will oblige
1t to make every effort to conclude q
ipeedy peace.
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In SENATE, Friday, December

IN SENATE, Friday, December &.
Refolved, That 70 much of the fpeecho of
the prefident of the United States, as re-.
lates to the exercife of the local powers
over the diitritt Of Columbia, veited,by
The contribution in the congrefs Of the
United States, be referred to MeArs.
Chapman. Dayton, and Morris. 49,.
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Alexandr1a Aduertljer.
WEDNESDAY, Dec. ~.

aT The uncommon latenels
Of the arrival of the mails this
morning, will, we hope plead an
execute for the late hour at which
our paper is publiihed.
William Rindman is elected fenator of
the United States for Maryland, to fup-
ply the vacancy occaGoned by the reGgna-
ton of MIR. Lloyd.
The farmers Weekly Mufeum, print
ed at Walpole, New Hampfhire, on the
9Th infant, fays:
&c From the highef authority we can
allure the public, that on Wednesday laf}
the electors of this fate gave an unanimous
vote for Adams and Pinckney."
HARTFORD, December 8.
Laff Wednesday the electors for this
fate, of PRECEDENT and Vice PreGdent OF
the United States, met in this city, and
gave an unanimous vote for John Adams
and Charles G. Pinckney. In MaGachu'
ietts the electors gave all their votes 70,
che, fame gentlemen. InRhode. Iland we
=
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HAGUE, October 10.

Clt1zen acknowledgements is arrived
mere and wlllproceed tomorrow for Paris.
1t rs probable that there will be o rear
changes in the form of our government
after the peace.
M. de Albani is to 60 to the conerefs
at Luneville on the part of the eleceor of
Mayence.
The Pra{ant Britilh lloop of war anchor,
ed in Hampton Roads on Tueidsy.
Yeferday the fhip Ajax, captain Paul
ton' arrived in Hampton Roads, "a days
from St. Andero- baliaft-Daniel Stone
& Co.
The fchooners Comet, Williams, ard
Eel, Davis, are arrived at St. Thomas
from this port.
CusToM-Ho UsE, NORFOLK.
Entered.
Ship Ehex, Pearce, ClouceHer, (MaG.)
Brig Maria, Woodena, Teneritfe.
Cleared.
Ship Sukey, SWEET, Liverpool.
Fair Virginia, Ridd;ck, Liverpool.
Brig Eliza, Nye, Jamaica.
Sch'r Aeriel, Towers, Baltimore.
Nancy Warrington, Taylor, ditto.
Rebecca, Hudfon, Peteriburg.
Mel ury, Butler, Alexandra.
Sloop Blackbird, Lathrop, New York.
Volunteer, Boyd, Petersburg.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-27

g There quar in city a judge, eObieb feared not
Go4, neither regarded man."
Wv HEN civil magifrates are regardless Of
religious and moral litigation, and are not, in
fome degree, and by the good opinion Of the
fober and regular part Of their fellow citizens,
the community has a very unfavorable afpea ;
nor can it be expected their Internal Happiness
and tranquility will under luch circumstances,
be long preferred. " When the wicked bear rule
the people mourn Civil officers have not a
little influence in forming the character Of a
focietY Men are prone TO look up with refPe6
to thofe who are cloathed with authority, and
60 initiate the example of thofc who receive
marks of public diltinaion. When, therefore,
thofe il Office are vicious, immoral, irreligious,
and profane, they do, il faa, give fandion
to vice, and are a terror to Ihoie only who do
well.
What particular'rank ofmagilracyt the Judge,
mentioned in our motto, held, is rather uncer
tain. Ii is evident, from The account given Of
him. he was civil officer. We (hould hope
he did not FIJI the hiehef feat ofjuaice, or that
he did nos lit on bench, from Whole deciilon
here was no appeal. Ir is rather probable he
was one who decided IN fmalleI matters Ct
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BENZ. RUSH.
IRRELIGE3US LNDECENCT.

At the Presbyterian Church in market Greet
yeRerday (being Sacrament Sunday the Rev.
Mr.. Linn, addreGed the Congregation on the
indecent conduit of perlons riling from their
feats and leaving the Church, while the Con-
greg4tion we're engaged in the folemn Conn.,
memoration Of the holy Supper of our Lord
ana Saviour, and requeaed that none prelent
would, on this location, be guilty Of this high
indecorum. This requea was relpeaed By all
thofe, who refpett the ChriRain Religion, but
it would have been UNREASONABLE 10 Mr.. Linn
to have prefumed it would have been regarded
by Jacobin.
NOW ATTEND.-The very 6rR perfon
who, on this facred and folemn location, te9i-
fed his contempt Of our holy Religion, was
Tbomas J4'Kean, Governor Of this Common.
wealth, who, fhortjy after Mr.. Linn's addrels,
role from his feat, and with official Rep and
fupercilious mein, left the Church fome few
of the Jacobin clan paid more refpea TO the
example of their leader than exhortation of the
clergyman or their duty to their God, and fol-
lowed His Excehtny.
General Gabriel was hanged at Richmond on
the 9TH Of this month Fries, Cooper, C4llen
der, G4llatin, Dame, &c Bey aJ5 rrady.
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FRoM PHILADELPHIA PAPER--ocr IS.

IN confequence of fome publications in the
G lEette of the United States refpe6ing Mr..
CooFER, democratic Englilhnan now reIident
in Pennfylvania, which were (pleafng to him
and many of bis aTociatcs, M. WAYSs, the
Editor Of that paper was attacked 10 his Office
on the evening Of the 18th BY the afhfance,
however, Of the workmen Of the Office, he re
pulled the RobeCpierran aGailants. Several
Of the gang having been recognized; he has,
like a true Republican, furrendered them to
the operation Of toe laws. Innumera5le are
the ialtances recorded in the newspapers, which
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VOLUME I'LL

efab!ilh the fad, that thof. who are continually
boating Of their republicanilm, poGefs the
leaf. A government Of Laws forms tie only
rational and happy Republic. Offend De-
mocrat and he inaantly aaumes the DEPOT,
Palies over the laws and gralps the power to
PunIh. He will in his wife republican fpirit,
attempt to become Judge, jury and executioner
in his own caufe.-Excellent Freeman They
pretend to be advocates for. the liberty Of fpeech
and Of the prefs and all may poGefs It 7vbils
they fpeak and print on their lide What raj.
caIly DEPOT will not allow the fame freedom ;
But really exerciGe thefe rights, and they will
Perlecute you as far as they are able. Exprels
yourlelf differently from them-and they cry,
"you deierve 10 be hung" Print fentiments
ientiments they diiEke, and they FAY. your
office ought to be pulled about your ears !"-
May the Lard open ths eyes or change the
hearts of Ecb Republicans ana permit us TO
have confident, rational fold Republicans for
il is thefe and not thoie which can render Ma
ton happy.
Out Of thy own mouth will condemn thee" Q
Teaebs Cs~sI
Let me- draw from under the cover in
+" which they have been 100 long wrapt, the
" uIeful talents Of Benjamin RgJb If he adds
" not to the proofs OF the monarchifm Of Mr..
Adam5, then will endure in lilence all the
" examinations which party hatred ard animof-
city can invent or deGre."-Scs Tencb Coxe's
letter 10 Duane.
Mefrs BRowN & RELr.
A reference having been made By Tench
Coke, to me in a publication 10 the Aurora Of
the 9Th infant, upon the lntjeGt Of Mr.. Adams
political opinions, | conceiveit my duty to pub
lifh the following location Of i'll:
During an evening Mr.. Coke fpent with me
a few weeks ago, in the courfe q converlation
he fpoke Of the monarchical principles held By
lome people in this country. Irepiied by fay
irg," were to mention all the opinions and
wifhes upon that Gubjed which ] had heard,
hould be Periecuted OFT Of our country"
Theft opinions and wrlhes came chiefly from
private citizers. As they were uttered in pri-
vate conver(dtion, the authors of them were
NOT mentioned, and lhall never Be known.
None OF THEM CAME from Mr.. ADAMS. I
declare l never heard him express any other
opinions upon government than thofe contain.
ed in his Defence Of the American con0itu-
tons, and that | never heard him express a
with for a Monarchy in the United States.
On the contrary, | have uniformly heard
him fay, what be has pu5lilh7d in his works,
that our Preient government was be(t calculated
for our country,
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FROM A NETWORK PAPER.

On Friday at o'clock, the Newyork Rife.
Men paraded in Broadway, and from thence
marched to their fhooting ground on the Green.
witch road, where they ihot for their Prize C2ld
MsdaL--We have never witncded better ihoo
ting fnce the frf inRitution Of this truly va.
luable and respectable corps. The target was
placed at the diRance of $50 feet; The men
fred individually from the right to The left.
Withn the diamater Of = inches around The
centre, there were about go balls loiged-th.
target Of two and half feet diameter was ,sn
pered like Gcve. rhe honorary obieA u
conteR was won by the 1T Lieutenant, NJ
Edward Moore, who, out of three hots. lod-
ged two balls - the 5HI5 eye he was accor.
DINGHY inveited on the parade With the badg.
of diainaion be 70 judy meritsd-shey hot Of
hand without rsG,
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MISCELLANY.

Far JsNxs' POKrLAND GAzs1rE.
THE SCRIBBLER,-No. III.
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e There qpac in city judge, qObicb feared not
Go4, neither regarded man."
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-16

Agehocncr 5a,[ey Or sora4nd. ergc Nssa maiier IS
ags from Portland h9uad ta7Isieas ichF. Godfrey.
sf Haliax fro.a Philadslpha. boehd 20 Martiaco :
days out The c~rws ct AID veS.' were put IN IRONS,
robbed IF syerg thing sAkh5 annled very much,
4ndf.at IN board ~ without pravilons Or Water luf
4fe;nrflAa 20 ang port OF the y. s. and We had
cen f9rtnna cuoaeh fall "a w:th Vels a'tcrwarJ
s,5td have iu;fsred for g4nt On sunday Sh June,
iass a. long 81, fpoee th4SWedl!h mp tTetchen o.
stoc Saon, 46d4ys from Liverpool hcdad TO Norfolk,
cn.Inau lcd by Frank Everoot VINO lhPPii1d US with
evnar he bread sad w4.er he could .--Oa the nth
I. - oF Geeroes Bank fpoks the United States bng
. pickerin9 Czosain sfiler, days from Bod3u, en-
<,,;rr Fl cave hin Al tie information | couId ret
r4iao He ABOVE prtvatecr--EL5 au i12Ptei as with
rsf bread and water We were on lhart ALLOW ahce.
..4nne r-fD,ke nip Tlno Douglas Of St. johns, bound
II Bapa-pat "a # the ah1ve prioaers belonging 10
Ner,,9rt AID Bottom o. borj d ler-JaAe 49,. of Sc
Spn;n' fpoke aosp -. Capt freeman, Of AID bound
7fortland-Capsaas layer, Mead aud Jones, with the
~ gmander Of the Pri.orefs took PAiia5e IN her
h sALEsI, JUNE 10.
arrived at this port Fri lay aa- the lhip Enter
p-zc Capt Very I9o dIys tton Calcurta-faiied in
sscmpanr vth the fp America, arrived 81 d4y5 Gnce
Eapt Very topped St Helena aud left there 81 days
SO AT the latter place arr we'd the BrtI f1igate
ID icau, S II Lindey, commander days from the
ape Of Good Hope which place he left the 10th Of
March. While Capt. Lind(ey ay at the Cape, the
American friga,e ElTex, commanded by Prebble Eiu
npt having beca injured ia the lean BY the Gale which
n ldc flch dreadful havoc &C board The Cougrcls-
hanks 10 prudence and good feam4uhip, which Capt
Prebe podehes in eminent degree a Mariner
who releaied from the Britih frigate aud who cams
home with Capt Very, was frequently on board the
Efcx-he informs thar he ii the ben pofhe order
her crew under irid dcipne and in good health
and fpiri's and that the fhip prime f4iier She
was watering, and intended waiting for the ConprcG
Cap. Preble having idea OF her meeting with anv
dilaler. The Efex bound for Bavaria ard viii no
doubt make good repori or the few French CRITTERS
sra infeit tie Sreights Of Sunds.
Capt.. Lndfey, previous to his arrival At the Cape, ia
company with two other Ergih ihips, had had fevere
engagement With two French FrgAtes off the lie of
France upder the guns Of che Port aud ntl the French
81 ps were driven o. thore and rendeied ely ufe-
ks
The E1cx frgate left this port the 1th December
and Newport the 9th January, and arrived the Cape
God Hope the II Matchmaking her Pa1ag- in 66
sdays--whch. conhderng her detention by The ihips
senaer her cosvoy-her fep4rston from the Cong7els
~ the gale and her keeping under e4y fail az er the
sale IN expectation Of the Congrefs rgac coming up
pith her. j. good proof Of her fan failing.
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R0WLETT,s
tables Of Dllcount or Interef

On sVeyy dalfy (zyi'5o9 s,-e9tiouy
FtoiH one 70 two thouiand thence On every ten Efv
sho hye huodrei, to five thouAnd from one 10 errv
'on' Gays incluhve, AZ Xix per cent with notes for
aud PEI cent. &c. Sc &C.
lha work 4 dcdica ed by bcr=ifion, u th- PRE-
cent and Directors Of the Bank Of HJeh America sa4
rece'td IN hr fit twelve days Inc patronage ~ LgX
-7IA1', Al eldent ofFthe United S,a cs Of ru6vss
JEFFERSON. Vice PreEdent ct the United State. and
Fteh1en "l TIE Senate q two-thirs of he Senators
ana Members OF the Houfr u Representatives of tfe
Unilea states and OF Tie Prehdenrs and Directors "
ITS afent Banks unanImouay &c IA Iiit Of tht hole
n in'ea- hnd attlehcd 60 the probo(ab
X i-eSden thar The work viii be no trumnerv catch.
Pelny th'ng Tor 10 ailnrefhe public thar de prue
~ y " reduced very ncsr bof according u Tie aa
ra'1 = walsh books eiis ahdt u my fu deterniaa-
"oi' N FehdlT - IN POINT OF sUBJteT MATTER, a Va
u4he acquil On.
q rdpeSe 20 the accuraeyof the Tables roo mao n
oSi'Aot = iaid, and pledge myf-E that PREMIUM
~ HOE les Ihan ONE HUND2lD D0LtARs tha be offered
tothe hrt Ps1on who nlai iutpr1 re W qyls ARR
81 m f11i' according to he princpie acted rgon
Az do away All tuubts with rsiycct torhe cxrences
st the undertaking. d. nga l.snly Ae!4,s thlr hey
vii 4neont 70 very near FovR raOUsANO DOLLARS and
perhaps more Independent of anv remuneration for
my ovn trouble lni the syA'f hs7f, aud the great
cxpeUc- already incurred fdr lpeciuaens DroDofais
az erliemtnlG, handhli &c &C
DO therefore truG with coahleDce thar arpti-,,e,
will continue 70 f-rward With that on6.c orr
scdcioGty which chAr4&erizc he nation and mn
port the wok ny fublctioiqg ~ Y without helfat;on
orherwHe r cannon Ne puhlilh=d. and I nun ", dcwa
~ ,Ic4 upon 1oNslo sRAsLg Toss.
arm, with profound rrlpcA
C,rrtlemtn
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JOHN R0WLETT.

dsa~rP az, Bunk hsrf5 .61rerioa
PCSTSCR[PT~-GentI are refpcSlfully Invited
~ lee 9pceimens " the Tables, Exc exhibited at he
IL urance Office, AZ Mr. hortEf's Tavern AZ Mr.
SgMMEs Office and At L "A. TsNxs Baokltore in PART
hrF Ale a rke Poa Office 10 WyfeGf and plesf- be
rcteFted Il sic other adver5menis winch appear eve.
~ day in f'me one W re newfBapers
suhcrbers arc to pay aatg until t5s Bg9s y 9sysri
ngaroutiY cootorafabie to all fipuations
CSy rA n q a.sor5isy % IN " CgRrr-J on am 47a4-
~, 1909 Philadelphia March al 1900
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NJlTLE.


FEAL a peculiar pleafure in Rating.
that you have 20 generously and gencr. co,,- ~ ri
vSfo and ubicFioed for my work, thai lnotwlha.ad
w :" provides heretofore made by mel the CONS and
1-e@+@ q Aeeoat q tbs principal ns,ns trading ss. ia
%la' S7gsasa Denmark Norzgay PrglI, P.l.aE G,,gay
11s14l f+1"fI' Spain, Portugal lay, il fcveraI If lie
%n4 'r0zrf W9s'Zafi1 gaad, and many ports
n the EgeIaaes--he whole ID be reduced Wi 49,
~ cents 4nd tne hc0 mode Of Computing te r1c4rge
WIN mole PAGES explained; afo, large fee table az
sd,C1'auons At compound inereR At 8 per cenr. che
laoeS uled IN banks for the determination " The value
- go the intere OF each msnth from one 70 twelve
lhoN'H7 81 every dollar with ut cxcspuon from one
10 oui1na and table OF AL the pot towns IN
ne upiFed S'ates heides much other gener.l ne{fp
formation lAil Poitvey be added TO the work enttea
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DAVID TRUFANr.
Sworn 10 before me,

DUMMER sEwALL, Mar P4Ess
The dePonent doth hereby protea, and / the
iaid Notary Public, at bis inRance and requea
do by theie Prefenrs foleainly protect aeAina the
!aid evil minded and wicked PEI Con or perfons.
af,refa q, fer breaking the fad fore, and All the
lofs and COZ the (ad D4qiJ 2. uj.iuf hath or atay
l1ltain in confequence thereof.
4 Mslai& Ns:a,y hape hereuato III Wy rand
!, and ctfEfd NJ Natarial Seal bi5 Jfeoad
t6eai) dly 81 JaFe, IN tie year sf 0Ar Lsya
s;tbhez basd,fa
DUMMER sLiyALL, Mtayy Pasr1.
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MAM-EEl.

a Young Woman 10 Go the worl ~
< = family. One thai car be web reeo7,rr..s',
\ hsr hde. ~ aod { ed difpoGtion. NAV bssr N
ius ~ the prnteT. - Apry-
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Exsra7 GA letter from a rslpeaabt gentlemen in
GeoreetoDn, MARYLAND

"THE particular testimonies of Gen. Walh-
;ngton's remembrance to individuals conliR of
four legacies only. One of thefe is pair of
curiouly.mounted piaols to M. de la Fayette,
who took them, when commanding fmall de-
saohment during the revolutionary war, ard
prefented them to the General. His books and
papers to Judge Walhington--a mott valuable
gift and to DIR. Craik. whmiically fhaped
mechanical writing deik. NUT not omit here
circumtanee, which places in an eminent
,oint of view the beautiful propriety of his cha
aSeriItical prudence by which he often difen.
sngled hinfelf from iltuatons truly cmbarraf.
ng. Some years fince. the prefent earl of Blu.
han fent to the General a curious oaken box,
made out of the tree which concealed Sir James
Wallace, with this requea fuboincd, /" that he
would at his death, leave it to the man he
thought mot worthy" The General with
great wildom has deIired the box 70 be return
ID to his Lordfhip, with this aniwer, 90 that it
not tor General Warrington to point out the
worthet citizen of the United States" One
.triking fngnlarity of his will, is an elaborate
collection OF arguments annexed to every item,
wherein he demonltrates the propriety of the
management and difpofa of his cfeas and
wealth, which is eftimated at million of dol.
ars," -
HAD the celebrated ord Bacon cx;ncd =, N. ,v.
INT day, he would have made our late linn RON. de-
ssfed, exception to his general rule {" b, o., -;
D, 70 ,jf 10 grsstass stas@ rs,a,. Of GOOD s,I ,,,a
e..
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Or PEACE AND FRIENDSHIP,
Bstsyen the UNITED STATES of AMERIcA,
and the KINGDOM Of TONS.
John ADAMS,
PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES,

To all 4ubon @gs tygsm, J5s1e',u., greeting
WHEREAS Treaty of Peace and Friend
w. fhip was de6uitvely arranged and con
Guided, between the United State, of America,
represented by William Eaton and .Jamrs Lean
der Catbcarf, FIGURES, Commfioners for that
purpofe fpecially appointed, and the mott iluf.
trous and mott magnificent Bey and Govern
ment of Tunis, which Treaty is in the follow
ing words, TO wit
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COMMUNICh TIoN.

An attentive perufal Of the French vie " Of
sor negociltions at iris, is feriouAy recon-
ended to every American citizen. This new
arfsmpt 10 avail them(elves of their former
Zines and outrages in order TO withhold repa
ION from al inflated and injured nation, is
not without precedent in the pra4ce of F,ench
-nIers. The free cantons of Switzerland have
.Tnerienced the fad eff SSs of the wicked efforts
q France TO influence their policy to French
nnrpoles by indd'ous Profeai ms Of friendfhip
and attachment. The preient endeavors Of
France to render obnoxious our National Gov
eminent for formally annulling between US and
,bem the treaties which their outrageous rapa-
r;ty had long before uirtuaHy abrcgafed ; their
prelent aim by fubrerfuge, ProcraRinations and
idle projections of amity, to influence the cleo
ZION Of our National Executive, and TO intro
duce TO the Preferential chair the CoRREspoN-
DENT of MAzzEr, cannot but excite the virtu-
Gus indignation Of every friend to his country.