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PARIS, July 8.
The MinJger at Wqr to the Prej5t75
and Generals.

Paris, July 7.
Citizens - The chief coniul, in INC name
of peace, requefed your ulmoG folici,ude
with regard TO the departure fthe couicripts
who have not obeyed the voice of honor.
Whea before the Opening of the campaign
the chief conful propOfed peace to leveral
powers, thoie powers then elatedby fome ad
vantages they had gained, wiihed doubilels
to make Ian effort in order TO profit by their
momentary fucceis, or, at leaf, to try wha,
our new government could eiFea.
Notwithstanding that this government has
received in 70 fhort an interval, that confr-
nation which other governments have re-
CURED ages to obtain now, while Europe
beholdS the pledges of its force and its vii.
dom; while victory and forlune crown its
efforts; while victorious armies defend r.,
and repeated declarations of aGent from the
whole patton have highly conlecrated it !;
thele fame powers will furely not relea q
peace which is offered to them anew, on CELL
ditions which their rsveries have lot render.
ed more ievere. Should, however, the OBJ
tinacy Of the vanquilhed difregard the mo-
deration Of the 6tors notwithstanding the
crles of their people, ihoaid theie deluded 20
vernments not yet become tired of remaining
in the pay Of power which tra!Iics in the
blood OF meu aud the mheries of all nations,
for the purpole Of sggrandilement ihould
they venture to pFolong hoailnie8 from Which
ihe alone profIs, lat effort mutt be made,
and we mutt command that peace which we
now offer.
1t 10 cchary chat the enemy l,ould know
that this blow 10 abort 10 be fruci; It Is ne.
ceiiary that they lhoui5 choofe either peace
or terrible and deciGvs Eruption A fecond
army OF refervc is organized at the fame place
whence the hra took its departure. Old
corps arc attending there, tried warriors
command them, and young confcripis crowd
to join them from all parts of France, where
honor, love Of national independence, and
deiire of peace, are not empty words,
They glow with the with Of Joining their
brethren, whom glorious achievements have
already placed on level with the aociep,
favor'e' OF victory. They are eager to con. |
tribute TO the termination of the war, 10 fee |
ervIce, and to afiia ia fome grand exploit, |
nat they may not one day have location 70 |
'ioih Ia the company OF thofe heroes who |
val people our communes,
Generals and preleets, !cite this exampie
o thoie youths whom ihameful indocnce /
nd an objectionable indifference. more than /
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II TIES r
European News,
ReceiVedb by The bip Cleopatra, Capt.
ksberJon, 81 days from Porl)c
mouth, arrived az CbarIelfon.
sTRASBUNGH. Iulr s.

We have received .he import Mt in,elli-
gence that our troops. aljer having token
Poileilion of the Biikopric of Eichdeut, hsv,
entered the Upper Palatinste, and compelled
Sea Stzarrsy's corps O retire 70 Lesneu-
field. Our folders difplsy courage snd encr.
gy of which hiiOry cao iura;;h few exam
ples. They psriue he enemy wherever hey
appear, aud continually compel them to re-
treat without daring 70 nix an saion.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-09-12

Between ,hefe rival principles, America
is the umpire. Her fate is involved in the
Judgment ihe ihall pronounce. She EXHIBITS
to the world the ausua Object of nation
Pretiding over 'ts own deRioy, aud ihc ought
to mediate upon the facred duties ihe has
to fulfil under every impu.le of virtue, and
with every effort of acknowledgement gio-
~, or eternal digrace, win a,teud her deci-
fon,
Something has been done in thefc papers,
towards candid exhibition Of political prin-
ciPles--but much remains to do. The et-
feefs OF certain meaiures upon the Gate of
property, ard of its accumulation ia few
hands upon manners aud government, are
iubje6t' OF primary Importance. Other nIea.
iurss may be iels ab&ra9edly compared with
our iytten OF government, ;han has yet
been done. Some have been omitted whici,
ought to have been con6dered-aud the
coale9nences which have ever been produc-
ed by an ezpeniivs or profuie admini1rati--
on, ds!erve TO be well weighed. fwear to
you, 10Y counJymen that have hitherto
iaboured according to my honeR convictions
IN fesrch OF ruth, without any lelfh view,
and that the fame honelty ihall ever guide
my labours.
LYCURQUS.
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psopie. will aiminih
their rights. 1t
would be trsnge i
an exiting people
hou!d be per.uaded
10 make a king, un-
der the idea that a
king only could make
a people. judi as do
Eaters make a god and
then acknow!e dye
that they were Gre
aled by hin, /; and
this too, after having
forbiGden their chief
magiitrste the exelp-
Goe ;erejs of exccu-
tive power, lea he
hould make himfelf
j kiog. Fellow ciu-
2sas. judge between
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-09-12
PRaIcLES.

A national debt is
a national bieiling,
The people are ustI.
rally Ilio, and ought
10 be made 10 work,
not only 20 maintain
themioives bu tholc
alto who are 100 COED
to work. Faxes will
force Jhsm TO work,
aad are highly benc-
fetal ia this point of
view. They contri-
bate to preferve good
order, by rcprefiipg
he infolepce which
the common people
never fail TO thew, il
they are allowed to
thrive. Tax them
well, collect rigidly,
and they will be meek
and iowiy, A natl
onal dc bt ties all
thoie who hold It, TO
the viii of govern
ment, by the cord of
lrtcFett- II bettOWS
arengrh, influence &
patronage upon a GO
vernment, 6y provid-
ing q faithful band,
ready TO fupport all
is meafufes--fo de-
fend all its errors,
and TO Asre 10 all It's
good fortune.
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PER1cLRs.


The coaGilution of
America is egregi-
ouly milunderRood.
Il Is 4 continuation
Of the con8itutioh Of
England, 4" A fc--
nate, committing Of all
that 10 moG noble,
wealthy, aad able in
q nation, With a right
Ia council the crown
at all times, 10 a check
upon miniGers, and a
iecurity sgaina sbu-
lcs -
1t is probable that
Cicero entered more
largely into an exs-
minatiou of mon0rebi-
eairePVJGes, than any
other sntient writer.
His decided opinion
IN favor Of three bran
ches is founded on a
TegfoH that T. m
eboeGeabis. +" IfCi-
cerc q Tacitus could
viht the earth, and
qossss DrI-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-09-12

Ereaf insea 10 prG6ies,
aud that the a meri-
cans, after having en-
;oyed the benehts of
lach 3 contribution a
century and a half,
were adviied by iomc
OF The grsatea phi
ioiophers and politi-
cans of the age, 20
renonnee 1t, what
would they fay F? That
tie Amerieans eeopid
Be more reprebenfdk
tSan !be Cqba4,rianl,
II hey @opld lyisa 10
Jae6 adVife." / Con.
grefS will always be
competed OF members
from fbe natural and
artificial Dgp'era.ieal
50Gy IN sOey gate,
e0ea in fbs northern, az
well az in the middle
< iouthern." s =" d
army S q great PAINT
sainecs BY he arjaoera-
~, and q graz adj
vance f9SVardt be e.
Ieesi0H Of sa-, in eaje
Of eonvaJfon5 ana con-
jsio"s Jor monarchy.
z he general eciH na-
fara'JJaA IN qyit6 Me
Uis1v' q I6e ariflccrG-
ieGl504y. Us Z" There
IS bur one expedient
to prevent this body
/! FROM fnvading THIRTY.
I 10 make it a Irancb
oftbs tgW fars ; to e.
rect a nat inagiitra,e,
with al fXecafiOe
Pozuer /; to- give him
a negalive otsr aE
01U5, and To have a
boyje Of commons, who
niay withhold fup-
plies from the
1,Oq9n II AS there
fore the Americans
nave never renowned
the K ghh iyaem
of goyernm0t : as
they would be high
iy reprshenGble to
renounce it ; as three
branches { fuch as CT
cero contemplated,
which contained a
crown of nobility
are founded IN q rea-
Ton which is uachan-
geab!e ; as congrefs
will always be COM
poied OF a natural
and ari&ocrai;cal boo
uy ; anu az the only
exPedient yet diGco--
vered for preventing
this body from un-
dermIning liberty, i:
TO make it a branch
OF the Legislature, &
tohave a Gro 1" n above
it, this inference fol-
lows, that the mea-
iures complained of,
are arialy analogous
to the form Of our
government. This
10 Analogous to the
mouarchicaI republic
of England, aed ex-
perience has hewn,
that Gmilar meafares
we're fuitable for that
--'' For the truth is,
that inRead of the
trite laying, t" no BIZ
hoP, no king it
would be a much
more important truth
to fay, no people, no
king, and no king,
no people =; mcaning
by the word king, a
iira magiitrate poi--
feifed r"eIsGoe!y of
the executive pow
ert
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PRRIclrs.

People! why 60
youcompiain : What
move caa he dogc fer
ycu, than IS already
done We have dif--
banded the army
w. have poapoVyd
the building of tx fe-
sen,y Fur gun fhips
aud We do not
purpote to renew the
fedition law,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-09-12

America, alter hsv- |
ing for 4 century aud
an half, enjoyed the
benefits of goOerairg |
ibcujsIves, and after
having fnccsfsfully f. |
nifhed an eight years
fevere war, 20 pre-
ferve that ielf govern
inep,, were about vo.
lontarily to renounce
the cauCe Of 70 much
happinefs, in favor of
the Engliih fyltem,
which they know to
be a fourcs OF infinite
milc;y, what would
they fay +? Tia, it the
Americans honld be
guilty of fnch con-
duct, it would prove
that human folly is
more than a match
for human reafon.
Z" The truth is" fays
Mr. Adams, 4" that
we PeoS'e ia America
have eOer governed.
All the weight of the
rcyai gO0ernors and
soHnciL even backed
with Eeefi and armies,
have never been able
to get the advantage
OF them, who have
always food by their
houfes OF rfpreicnta-
ffOss IN evey iaRarce,
and earrisd al Their
points. "*.--After
the ackno wledgment
of this truth, how
can he aicribe the
hundred and fifty
yeats happInels of
america to the fn-
glih fyaem ? WAY
wac A merica happy ?
Becauie the psepie
goVe,Hed-,-oecaufe
they defeated royai
goVernor5 Gpd conn-
ei@ baked ayiib feet.
and GTmies +; ana be-
cauIe they carried all
tbeir POINTS The al
tentative to be conf
dered Is, whether we
hall live happy ano-
ther hundred and 6f.
ty years, by adhering
TO the representative
government of the
people, or fubaitutc
for it, tbofe royal 90
vernors aad councils
backed with Aeets &
armIes, 20 the invari
able defeat of which
our former happine(s
was owing. hey
were defeated NY the
unahim'ty airing
among US from their
being Foreigners. If
congrefa will ever be
competed of an arif-
tocracy, the people
houid be more
watchful and aiIidu-.
ouhy apply the rene
dy Of rotation. II
an army is a great
point gained by an
ariftocracy, becauGe
il tends towards mo-
narchy, the people
ought to elect men
who viii prevent an
ariRocracy homgain-
ing this point, to pre-.
vent the Introduction
of monarchy II the
wifdom of an arifto-
cracy conceives All
army and a king to
be points gained, to
yield it both, and
moreover 10 combine
it in an independent
Legislative branch.
would leave ii no c.
ther point to ak for.
To yield all, leaves
nothing to fecurc
To yield mot, as an
eNpedient to fecure
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From "a. { FsAoSstcksAgxcJ GENIU
of LIBERTY.
in reference 10 tbs next
Efe+Iieg Of a Prsfdsnt and Car
grsgi IF tie Unitsd States.
LYcURGUs-- X.
-----
lceptiudsd fran oar lsa.l
[ Censiuelsd fran car lsa.l
PHocioN.

AAONs ASEN
There ought TO be
fome fixed principles
of government, thar
the people may not
be hatraHed and dit
,ra&ed by a fuccem
on OF intricate PFC
texts. II a portion |
OF the army is Gif-
banded, another por.
ton is retained and
the evil is growing
and tho a portion of
the army is dilband-
ed, the taSes are in
created. fit would
be criminal to con-
time the fedition act,
1t was criminal 10 en-.
act and enforce il. If
the law Tor building
the Tx hips was in
tended to be deGert-
cd, it ought to have
been repealed : And
II a temporary altera.
tion of thefe meat yes
IS owing 20 the prs
feat Rate OF public o
Pinlon, aud d preieut
diipotition to cour,
it, the fame Geati-
ment which invented, |
would certainly re-
viye them. Why do
i fay revive : Are
not thefe meafures
yet alive, Wig rous,
and growing ? |
PHocIoN. |
The belt iDcite-
"eht 10 lnuuhfY is
the enjoyment Of our
own earpings. NO
thing dearoys 1t 70
foon as a hazard in
this refpe6 Thofe
who thrive, will find
in their wealth the
hrongeR inducement
TO prcie, We good or
der, which is feldom |
maintained by a rich
government, and 4 !
poor people. If a
hatioiiai uept is a pc
liticaI inftrumsnt, it
violates our conhi-
tuition, by weakening
the elective principle,
on which the govern.
menl is made depen-
dent, Such is the |
ell, s. of creating an
auxiliary on the Gde
OF government, which
will defend all it's err
rors, and fuppor, all
Its mealures, where
by the influence OF
public opinion is
greatly diminilhed.
The frength derived
by a government
from deb , only APP
plies againa its own
people ; respecting 10
reiga nations, debt
weakens it A po-
licy which inAiets up
on itfslf feeblenefs in
regard to foreign ma
tioas, for the fake of
acquiring domeltic
energy, needs no in
dex to point towards
ito object.
PHOcION.
We are then fairly |
at iane, and the pub |
lie Judgment viii let |
tic che controversy !
That mutt declare
whether 1t is true
that we have never
rouounced the En-
giifh fyaem of go
vcrrnent - that the
diItinaion between
our elective and their |
hereditary principle,
is immaterisl /; and |
that meafures luitablc
to iecure one, are
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90 TICE.

STTHEREAs undertook in eon;upa ;or yy;,b
w Rcheft Craig aud Archibald Cafnpbeg 70
act a. uuaee in the dfpolal Of lanes XVII.
rroge 20 for she benefit Of his creditors and
whereas from !undry eireumGare, e. Il hss becon
very ncopycnicut ios nic 10 &C. az ,railee IN the
~, a'orstsid; Therefore ] 90 hereby reiioatn9
~ f.sh tss4 sss trnitee 10 the isiI cafe.
William Paterson.
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E~HgRE perhaps I, no nslady TO which
n be huinaa d asns d iubjecl, IA, has had
NO applications Vt variOus kiuds al .,inil~
tered a. remedles, than the EheImaulf0
Hos IS thece lcaiCe diiorcrS ihSl hss reiit
Cd wlh iike force the sltetup.s nade II re-
move il
Ene Virtues Of The EGence and Ex,rs@ q
Mnaard, sui &c fouod 10 equal, Il No, ex..
eel Ihofe .faug otter Medicine whatever, 10
ne cure Is he above complaints
The following - quotsd from she Lon3o;
fh2macopis, ana is the opiE;Cn { zoe CO
ieSe oi Physicians concerning this ya.uao.s
Drug
=" Mustard, by tie acrimony and pun
gency, 81 INITIATES the folds, aGo stlenua.r.
- S'icid juice and he.ce is deterveiiy re
mmsn6ea for eSc,U"g appetite, promo
- iins oigritIvp sucr, slog tbe tiui6 fecIet:.
one, alto 10 paralyt,c aud Rheumatic atiec'
= ~
heie Medicines ccD,aih all the virtD {
iasS cas- politely te derv. from THAI eaCei
'ent ans POW er!ui vegetable
ne EHepce Is r-epa I'd III 4 fluid fise.
sao 10 iiUgd ariy ethcaC i0ps AZ sG external ~
piicatiop ,muun Rneu .Iilus, Sp7ains
~fi4biS'le, : 1t n -css, Sws'rd Ionic. Hru.
ies, tsozce Feet, +. c,.i PJias ~ any r4r .,
lis hu0y Or ssire;nlti=y. 3w tee Ftces, Gh"G
geo Hand &c &c. gil, &c found % yizi
10 "a cep g.. 'aiiue.ce 10 les5 hours.
nc &xtFdti il prepared 10 tue Sorp q
Pli!' aud (heiCs al intcIna remedyj - Z
amazing additional improve eEi. ssk,u "a
'hc ieyerca caiee OF Rhegsaa;ic fSoUl, ChTo
&C Etssmsi!ln, Fsiy, Fixed paInb, Lua,
oaso, NuGbnsls, tS0u,e, &c Hben the I'll
ience 10 externally applied IL prem &,
sec'tie peripiIstiun, aGd ops, stes vssy mud
y by urine, They alto amend weak d
gehion, 81 Greugthtn tht humach
SBS1NvA--GF I his Cbemic2I tfierce d
tx rael 0i huRad, bseE5 no anal, 81 shs,,-
We 10 any othcr Medicine OF li,D,tat "a = .
DOR eau IL y 1lbiy be Genuine with ouI tia
Gerutcate
a." RercOy certify, that this e ,tle" 10
8 ~ Is Of Gnence" (or Gxlralj ",of Mui
tarN, 70 ssuutu= s-5 y pace ~ n,es
JAMES Oh
haven't q. O., Pr OF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-17
1T is expected that the fecond part

IS expected that tie Iecohu part
OF the prs.et volume will be ready lor publication
in the eourie OF the fal but tine choiee OF eer-
t4gs fer preiidrnt is iai approaching, IS the fs'SA-
ion OF this countey depends upon the diin'ihoa oil
tie prefent Incumbent, and a. the wrirer hadPieog
e. hirnisi. to hIs readers, ;h=s ieeonj vo uma
Mould appear about th;s time be hso maze sverY
e2rtion shs; mis- preient htu-SiOn sdnIis OF to keep
hfs pTomd., aud perform, kis dsty.
~ Inc iafe' 81 ne AH~H NE Batn.
uors nericaa, and the Pe,er55aTg H<fa1i saA,
ne regAe'lsa to Isserf Mis far a Je1g Gme5, IN
eeea . Aeir ae7. Paper,
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Nay IL Tie Pref,
Aai ii few weeks will - rublihsi,
(Prre, three qa7riers q q aaATj
THE
Prospect beforeUs,
YOL. II. PART i.
AND HELL FOLLOWED.
ST.. JoRE.

Sold BY M, Jones, and S. Pieaiants, jan.
IN P6iiad<ibbia By " Duane {; aHa b fb'
Author, ia lie jail 81 Riehmand.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-01-27

a Meiagc from Tie Pttfident ef the United
States was received, inelofng letter from Mr..
Ranio'ph, in which he alledges,' that, in his
reifon, the independence of the Leg failure OF
the United States had been iniufed BY two Of
hcers OF the Amy OF navy, Who On Friday night,
at the 1bsatres endeaYoured by courfe of info.
lenee, to provoke him TO a conduit whith might
irrlfy then, in carrying on their &C hottie inten-
tions." With much " interlocution," and ma
ming one OF the party, he calls'on tho PreGdent
10 pnnifh ard reprefs acensiouinefs which, he
adds, threatens TO introduce e the reign of ter
ror" into our country and concludes with al
Turing the Prefident, that he IS, !" with mpeb
fru.b his tfpoqoeiizen."
The Ptelident, in communicating this letter
TO the Houfe, leaving it 10 them TO judge OF its
ftyle and manner, dif laims all right to inter
fere in "a, queaion which refpeds the privileges
of its members: yet, willing to evince bis judg
ment Of the tranfadion complained of, be had
ordered the Secretary of War and Of The Navy
TO make inquiry into its circumstances, and re
port aalement of fats. in55t sal
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-01-27
cyYlx WARS.

.ClvIL wars ieriks decpea Of all into the
ynanners of psople. They vitiate their poll !
ries, they corrupt their morals, they pervert
even the natural taRe and rellih Of equity and
jullice. BY teaching US to oonlider our fellow
ei.ises< in an hoails light, the whole body of
our nation beeomes gradually lcfs dear to us !:
the very names Of affection and kindred, which
were the bond Of charity whilt we agreed, be-
come new incentives to hatred and rage, when
the communion of our country is dhlolved.-
We may Aatter ourfslves that We ihall not fall
into this misfortune, but we have no charter of
sxemption, thar know of, from the ordinary
irailt;es Of our nature" lB~lel