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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-06-08
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The following excellent ob(eryations arc from late
London, Paper.


Ma free country, he election Of the dspo
htaries of authority, particularly the Chief
Nlagihrate of The Aa.e, ought natu7 ally togive
Iile to couGderab'e agitation, and to prodnce
much difference of ien;imeut. When thai III
terelt is not felt indeed, the fpirt Of freedom
IS extinct At the fame time it feeIps unfortu-
nate that Candidate ihquld reR their claims,
not merely upon Ih,r general qulAdq ltnas
and mart, 6ut uPoa thers being att>caeI ID a
general party. Til appears rs b. the cate ~,
prelenE IN America. TIE. two Prinsipal eaRdi-
d4tes are fupPortei by oppohte parties, who
dtfrr TO a comfortable extept (noi 70 widely
however, as the zeAlots 90 both tides reprelsntl
refpe6tng the policy that ought TO b. purified
by that country. The very c.rJu uaauce Of
French ADD Englth parts. being slTe7 ~.
known, bstoEens no good IN tie tature iit0t
uon OF the United STATES. IL viii terminals 70.
diyicipg til cou1uy iato two dih;pa ehrdged.
iadiens, fuch ashave eAaed IA many free Aegss,
and proved their rnin Bids, a. thele fac
ti0ns are connfefed with Two great powers, il
will changer the introduction of ptmcious-
foreign influence. ln all qnarrels berween
thole powers, attempts viii be made to engage
The Uuited States. 70 favor the one or the other,
a9S ~ uhah- tAiTlh -SGI9aFg 10, lbC COut6ttS 81
Europe. 1t VII llgprS much prudeacs and
drmrcfs to avoid the irnpulf- which the furious
partzans on both fi5es rifhIo give 10 the mea
lures of government IN the 1Ie6tion which hey
favor. There are, We know, calm and fteajy
men in Amir who usderfand the uoe H.
tereas of zheu county, dpd eDdeayor 10 AVOID
this peril.
The confequenccs too, Of eleaug chief
magiitrate by, ?atty, and a. the hea Of
party, are extremely mfchievous. Re bound
TO favor his particular fide to fecure his inter-
cit, he is led in iome meature TO bepd his ppiiti-s
to Aatter their prejudices; lie mutt 6nd il diih-
cult entirely 70 obtain the confidence Of The cp
polite faction As he win fad it diff .uit cl
tirely 20 diveG hinielf Of the feelings Of parry,
70 far as TO exercile imPartiality towards them.
Fhele circu mRances mutt not only Tow the fed
Of fcord and lrife, butfreqneutlY give awroag
dreSlion, or create an unuaiha5le o5a icle in
the coufe of public Affairs. If the Americans
do not quickly perceive the danger of th7fe
party elections, they viii introduce an incurable
ma,ady in.o Their conGtitation, either perPetu1-
ting government Of alternate faeion, fom
generation 70 generation, or producing FINE
violent Rrdggles, BY which the government H',ll
be overthrown.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-06-08

with handlome baluarade of brafi The fec
oad y The tfesfls tf the church IF Notre Dame,
rem ttkable for It's h4}ght iand the third, he
oefe'~atory which ref4mbae5 a coioaal column.
Fefeigners. 4wao'in general have conceived a
m an idea Of this mkt oPUlis win he extremely
IA priced on walking through the New Town.
Eh-y viii fhd BFoad ltraigEt7 fretts, welIgpay.
cd f6otwAys III excellent condition, hahdlonie
iesiiHees, ana every Where the fpns of wealth.
and IA 32niGceuce ? nuhetous eqtRipages, ele=
gaAt ljteriesf ahbr,ber Of 1ervants, &C. re-
fenldling in tfe6f The i51ares or new TRreets al
the ven end OF Londod. 1.-The ga rTilonid time
of peace coIfeTs OF tx regiments Of infantry,
the foot guard, a corps IF ar4iiery, two battaI.
lions OF light hfdntry, a corps Of MARINES, ana
d ifquaaroasof huE ~, amonhtiag in the WHOLE
to about 10000 fnen T; to which may Be added
the city Militia, tire chief differs Of which are
appointed by the King, and tile Colo6els and
Captains rank anon The officers Of The army
The foTtFefs 81 lsredeiicltadt, ifnPported on ne
other iide o. the batteries Of the arfecal, deends
he 'entrance Of the harbour, where. theFe i
settles and,h her battery, and WHERE III caf=Aof
gtcttRiy, humber Of fit bpttomsd vefIls AMI
dating batteries may BE- Rasioned, The arie4
mails are ftaated al fome offence from each
other M Raaidohr IPeaks thus Of thea ?
Z We fu6, fays he number Of fpacfou eSi-
Sees, hips bHildid ng, raagazines, crzbys, bri9I
ges, batteries, and fnihed yeEeIs there 5rp
100 rpe'tefs aud Joidefs OILY. Ia 6pes
liays heb after coming car Of the srf-raIs ana
faaeazibes, # ee would appreciate the human
powers, and fern AZ idea e the genius Of niarsf
We o'uit &c e. Copenhagen and idfVey the ar
49nala, andthe canals and'halins. The fafdrs
are l19Fej IN sar-4eks rPproPriafed 10 .thene
hey toEtlii a5rtt 5lcc falc.s. together With
thel. fapiliesT ald fop,e 0iacels who maintain
otter. ~ ''.'l''''s'.4 F9- ~ 1'sa
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-06-08

PMsSaEIN OGL0H.

Chatles Maria z ,talss Oglo1. {oo Of Sei-
MAJ OSlou, Ia Ia, GoSeraot 81 'S-ayraI. ,7ho
ded II tLe Zee of Beader, on lie 9Th Or M ~,
i77Q, ana Az nlIett Mia caHaes, a ZAP i've
AZ SmWuh, have ived II Nancy a aiotth -
&c has NTH b m hi, aife. a Ffenth woman by
birth, an 8 three chidfen.s This Clare, O4
Brought rp by his mo- her IN TIE C1tb5lie fe
eion, WAS carrie fota Smyrna oy lome FrzucH
CapOchens, mdHpnasiss, and itnt u Ffsae -
He landed * Varieties, where he re'a4ite r
tx months, ard from & en-. q Sban- ds 'Qla-
er's country, where be VS. well r5ce 10y
the King, who gave h0ra he rausra 't1 sl.n
ofti{e Guardsfof The Rove Pace WI SSlil9aa
Rome. Returning iHro ST n LIE LIZ -tn-
feIfed U2on him .,e ,e5arory B.5rI yr Cal-
rJe, Which am a5aa. IL CO. WE y. The
Royal demeines 81 Spain. Escanae % France
in 1891, and remained At Pa s, absr- be was
we'll received a; couft; from thence be went
70 V,rddn 10 i795. where he acqnir 4 fome
properly, the pofl5lhon OF winch was cont Red.
'fiA after trial forced him 10 eXPsnces which
induced h N TO implore fuccour from Governs
ment. His Etuato1, and thar OF his youag
family, exile much in,ereR. We have leara5
.hAr III, 9raadf4tRer. Kara Oim}n Ogl Il, Pa
cha.of Smyrna, poT ia luch i.1es, I'll i ne
coqlj maintain an army Of 10000 m y /: this
gave fo much umbra3e 10 the Sblan Of Con-
ttAntinople, that he was, by his o. dets, 6-hcad-
ed, and his family deprive1 Of the greater part
Of his fortune. 10 revehg. the death Of his
grandfather, and 10 recover biz fortune, are
taid % b. the original cauieS Of The niuTrettion
Of PaaARan Oglob, tae teiatnn Of Oglou, who
lives at Nancy. '
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-06-08

1.-THE eFcrts Of caomny have been r
g'eat and 70 fuccefsfrl, that the evidence q all
bis FREQ q, and even the reladaat teamony Of
his eaemies, have been iufpfH ient TO reloue his
fans from obloqny- The want Of Grmnels and
courage is the principal fault, and che one mott
generally attributed TO HIM but that feems to
relut fropa Judgment formed on fabf q1ent
events, an from not duly conf ieTing his char
aaerin other particulars. The King certain
IL did not poiFels thar a6tiVe courage which
promp's reGlance, aud produces magnani-
nous Efforts ! but in all his fnff4riugs tie df
played an energetic Prslehcs Of mind, which
demontrNsd thar No eSertion was too great
for him. had bis Pertontl danger been the only
objea. Could Lonis have fogefeen the events
If the revol luton fofar as they pcrfonally afe6.
e. hjn, It i very nuch.so be donbte cd whether
Sc wonld have altered his conduit, whether he
would not have iacrihced his crown and his life
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-06-08
CAIRO (serPrJ JAN. 20.


We have already announced the opening Of
the Dranstic Society o. rhe 9th inf. viii the
representation or Pbi2aeiff Of GILES RaOlsa, and
Ds5 Dsuy Blieft but had not time TO notice the
elegant decorations of The hall, executed after
the deGgn, aud nnder The inr5 aion Of Citizen
LsPre, Archite4, ani Member OF the Iaiigu,e,
aud Citizsn F4uyy OTieer Of Eng'n-ers, Or 81
he plcaGng aaa r.fpe4tble lyle IN which TIE
performer, II Jhsfe pieces acquitted theplelves.
o. tie str were perfo med 7';5e AD'taf P-lisla,
and Tie Deery Me4nitrf. Two Millsrs) ? iaSw
Opera com2oled in ESyPt the diaiouge hY
Citizen Belzac, Merlber Of Fhf Commit5> Of
Arts. and the mufc by Cirzen Risel, Member
of he InRitute Several filtpgullhed.perfon-
age, among the Turk Al Giro great macy
CmiaiAas ana Eurapean Ladies aIFended he
several performances, Several heroes Of Both
iexes FROM the interior Of Africa IN The Trench
ie vice, who have been alto a1mi.tet % yhefe
r.preientation,. furnithe1 .fcenes highly iptereR-
Ing to thoie p,ho love 70 tudy human .9asvreto
near its cradle. The negro were P4rtictl4tly
Jcligh,ed aad Aatered on f-eing, ~ I6e Zleax
Bill1s. Harlequin, whom - took for ol of
ihemlelves. ex7tiag thun4ers Of aPPiAuie Fl AS
ACTIVITY 463 addrsfs.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-06-08

Admiral ParkSr lof So Ia The late eneage-
n;nt ~irh h5 l)i3es Thl Da Isl are aid 10 5
1--we io5 COCO men. t-t- ''''
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-06-08

cesckEss OF THE UNITED STATES. AT
~ sEcosD SESSIONS BEcUN AND HID Ar
~ cry on wAsHisGro TON, IN THE
rssatroRg OF coLUNBlA, on MON
DAY TIE sEvEsrtfSrA DINO
vENBEE, ONE THOUSAND
HIGHT HUEDkED.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-06-08

Oblcrya:ions on the Charactcr oF LOU. XVI from
AdoIphus' Biographical Memoirs Of the Frenei. Re
voluuoR.
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|. Aa supplementary 70 the. act, intituled'
= 40 Al concerning the Dutritt of Co
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-10
.JUVENUS.
BOSTON, October az

:. = ms Day arrived, fhr. Induitry. vii,
laams' Rotterdam. Left, fhip lydia
Skinner OF Bolton, to fail in II DAYS =
9ept: 5, off Sylla, fpoke brig Aim;ra
ifuhey, from New Bedford, for Cnwes
o sept 20, lat. 20, long. 20, parted com.
psny with the Sally, Swafey, for Bof.
t,. Same day: Ship Enterprise, EIearfev,
a c,; via quarantine, fchr. Harcuo
steele, Windfor, N. S. No"'
~. October u.
C. nls Day arrived, brig Dove, Lander
from Bourdeaux. Spoke nothing of COZ
feGuence. % con-
=, came day arrived, flip Fame, canaan
cao't 49,, IRON, Liverpool, LEI, there, the
cumberland, Wait, of Portland, fer Boc
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-10
SALEM, October &C.

though the party now in power cp-
Po'ed the rafting of naval force, in eve.
ry itase OF that buGneis, yet it NUT be
granted that they have beneGcially en-.
ployed that part of it, which the law did
not permit TO be laid up, in protecting tie
commerce of the United States aeajrit the
Barbary pirates.
Entered, fcb'r Yorick, Oliver, Ha,
wanna William, Dennifon. Alexandr;a.
Cleared, flip Martha, Thorudike, Ia
wanna tbrlg Minerva, Res, Alicsnt
tch'r Patty, Knowlton, St. Lucia.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-10
RROVIDENCE- On

On Wedneiday morning isG arrived
ano ia'utcd the town, a large Spanifn Zip
with rich cargo from the river River IA
rata conflened to a merchant IN thi.
'o"n. We learn that ile failed IN cora.
psny with three Others, ore OF which va.
captured by the Englih, Tia. other ,ea
I'VE hsaf) have arrived at Newport.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-10

ton, Sept. -; Two sicers, Nr,sa,, f.,
Portland, 10 C"rneiia, M'Lelysa os5o
25th; Fanny, Parker, cfPor,fmouth, 10,
Bottom, tie 9Th Iiazatd, Raven, ocpm
violence, Cor n. W. Coaa, the 10th; q.
ccan, Rowland, Of New Bed ord, for n
YORK, he 10th; Benjamin, LafIen, 70,
reprerlborcugf, the ,4th Fredercf: and
Mafy-arn lurn;ih, e Pos,fmou,h, for
Lcndor, tie 10Th; Ten Brothers, Dag.
ger, for Warren, the 10Th; Fame, PSt
Of Portland uncertain; fhip Fame, Fair.
field lare matter, of DO. poEcna, Good.
hue Of por,imouth, foI \. York, lie S,b
Unicn, Fetnald, Cor porlfmcu,h, tire 10Th
thc John Wentworth, for Potion, the Sth
beGGes ievcral iuu,hern vcilcis. OF Ho
~ Mead, Sept. 10, ipoke Zip Eliza,
Prince, Of Portland, from Philadelphia Ter
Liverpool. CdoHer Is, lat. Al, long
GO, fpokc the United States frigatc BofcT
capt. M'Ncii, from n. Yc:k, Tor lran>e,
all well.
October rs.
This day arrived, ichr. Harmony, csp,
Tower, from Amiterdam Ief, the Tex.
ell in co. with brig Minerva, capt. MarcA,
| for Newburyport the brig Adsir, cap,.
Holland, from Newburypcrt, arrived a,
the Tcxel SEPT. s. Capt. +. hrcr2h,
nc rapers. Spoke nothing ofconfequence,
Schr. Rover capt. Stacy, from LiveypooI
fpoke nothing.
Thomas and John, capt. Willis, f:on
Halifax.
Schr. Adventure, capt. FtoG, !tom Ia.
lifax nothing new.
Capt. Hunt fpoke Ca. II lat. IS, J
| 69, hip Fame, Dade from Bourdeaux 10,
Gcorgetown, which failed in co. with
capt. Crccker tor Bottom.
he ichr. Harriet, capt. Darby, ar.iy.
ed here on Tueiday from Baltimore. OG.
l9, lat. 3S, long. "a, fpokc fchr. St. Ma.
rvs, Barnham, OF ST. Nlarys, for Philad
had loft his deck load OF timber, and was
in want of provilions. Capt Darby fup-
piled them with beef, bread, water, and
fmall affairs. The St. Marys lad on
board all the crew favcd from ihip (fup.
pofed to be the Lovely LaS) which toun.
dered at fea, bound TO New York, from
the HAVANA.
| Oh. 8. lat. A., 80, long. 81, 40, was
iPoke ichr. Charity from Bremen, for Bof.
ton, IS days out.
| The brig Lucy, was fpokc IL days from
ot. Kits for Portland, In lat. 81, long.
| 73, SO.
The Jane, Elliot, of Bottom, was al,
Dublin 81 days Gnce.
| The ihip Argus, captain Fowler, of Bf.
| ton tor Liverpool, was fpoke in Lax. 81
long. II, 3 days out.
! Cleared, lhips Rover, Lamb, Bordeaux
Diana, Hubbard, Demerara; brigs Frank.
lin, Iiaradan, Malaga and Market; F.
liza and Sarah, Hopkins, Berbice; fchr.
| Jane, Young, Brunfwick; Jane, Power,
Newfoundland Hannah, Pitts, Oporto
Alpha, Glazier, Jackquemel; Ketch, For.
tuna, Raadlig, Copenhagen; loop Prl.
cilla, Whitmach, Demerara.
Oetober 81.
Vefels which have hitherto been la.
be 10 the performance Of quarantine when
arriving IN our barbour, will, after to.
morrow, be free from that obligation, if
no contagious difeafs be on board.
| SALEM. Of}ohor %
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t.ine own heritage. Pluck up, b. the
root, the tares and hrambies thas bring
tor5A nor good fruit and PLAINTIFF fertile
foil with The hte Of kn2zv!sIsr, and the
tseds Of virtue; 10 thait thou reap COL
den harvca OF temporal and eternal teli-
ciY.
THE WANDERERS.
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NEW. YORK Nn.a.,i.A :.

we arc informed by captain Buh, e
me fox from ST. Vinccnts, Of the arrival
OF ievcn hundred Britiar troons at Mart.
h'c0; and that 10000 were daily exa tle,'
lhe Bakers Of this city, in conf.
q'ence OF The regulation Of he corpo,at;.
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October IL.

Vehels which have hitherto been La.
be TO the performance Of quarantine when
arriving IN our barbour, will, after to-
morrow, be free from that obligation, if
no contagious difeafs be on board.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-10

Incidence and 10th are called vices n
'he Greer Of nature and as beiog tbc -
rents OF a!mcf every Other, thev are f the
.'iO.S dangerous. Idlenefs engenders iono
i1pce, ard even oeprives the peflon Of The
H'io'5'eoge he before may have ACQUIRED
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-10

I,c iOnS OI not How
Down the loole ftream of fa;Fe cnchaptc ioy
To fwitt deGruaion. On ihe raniled loii.
The gaming fury falls: and in-on gulf
OF total ruin, honour, virtue. peace
Friends, flmi.iss, and fortune hcat..ong funk.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-02-13

mufs therefore be allowed to be very
precarisus ccmI enfation for violation of
raths and an abandonment of duty, Sir, ar
gurnen-s ike rhefe arc 1atiye upon the
nature Of man, and his capacity to frame
a conf tuition, when you have leleeaed
men Of talents ard tried integrity for
judicial Ha,:o1s, and rendered them indie !
pendent 10y ample falaries, you have done
all that human prudence can devife and
you have done enough.
With equal uuitice night it be pretend
ed in the prefenr cafe that our courts are
not competent to try an action Of debt
where the PRECEDENT is interefted, or ali
afaulr and battery upon his perfon, or
riot Of combination to ob1frutt him in the
d.tcharge Of his official duties. In thcle
cafes your judges would be equally liable
70 the influence of an unjua partially,
if luch partiality could be preiumed.
But the OBJECTION Of incompetency ex-
tends not merely to the judges. The ju-
rors are alto difqua.iied for an impartial
dcharge of thcir.duty. They are return
ed by the marfhals, who are appointed by
the PreGdcnt. ] repeat, fir, that this
argument is unfortunate in the quarter
whence it proceeds. II is in thoie parts of
tic union only where this law is obnoxi-
Gus that the rarihals have this power OF
returning jurors; a power derived from
their fate laws, which they may change
at pleaflre, and which the laws Of the uill-
Gil do not afesf.
Let us then advert, MIR. Chairman, to
the cafes which have been noticed as in
Aancss of the rigorous operation of this
law. In the cafe alluded to by the gen
tlclnan from Virginia, it is faid that the
people of that fate we're ahoniihed at the
extraordinary proceedings OF the prefding
Judge. But where the cauie OF the al
toniihment conGGed, the gentleman does
not explain. The queeion, however, is
not whether that Judge was fngular, or
even miflaken, in fome Of his opinions or
rules Of proceeding, but whether Gub-
flantial juitice was done on the trial. VIII
the gentleman tell us the people CT that
fate confder the fentence unjuh or the
punifhment feverei Do they accredit the
charges contained in the book of that
mott Infamous culprit! Will they counte-
nance the atrocious falfhoods for which he
was puniheds think too we'll Of the peo-
PIE of Virginia, to believe this to be pcf-
iible.
The cafe from Pennfylvania has been
thoroughly fitted and explained by my
friend from South Carolina, who was pre-
TENT at the trial. In regard to the other
cafe sofa member from Vermont, for
bear to make any remarks, the circum-
fances of it being recent and familiar to
the recollection Of the houfe. 1t was
not my with to allude to it. If that men,
Der enjoys the ferenity of an approving
confidence, itfhall not be diAurbed by me;
but if on the other hand, paft fcenes are
wi h him fource of pain and regret, |!
will not plant with my finger an addition
al thorn in his bofom.
NJ, NJ Clos~.~n.~~ ~
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on, and was finally arrefed, notify the
MARTIAL Of the diftriet, but by that grim
meGenger Whole mandate ftrikes terror TO
the heart Of the falie and malicious libel
Ter. He died in his own houie; and peace
to his alhes! The other party who con-
Quoted the bufinefs of the ci1iee was at
length arraigned for the offence. But, Gr,
not upon the iedition law, not in court
of the United States but upon that good
old wholelomc common law, to which, the
people of our country cling as the charter
Of their mott precious right; a law, fy,by
which we yet hope to preicrye our rel'gi-
OIL, our morals, and our ancient habits.
He was convicted, not by a jury returned
by MARTIAL, but By the verdict oftwelye
honeR men, che fen by lot from the whole
town In which he dwells, and he was fen
fenced to imprisonment for fhort period,
/ believe not more than two months, Ger
tainly not exceeding four. This, Mr..
Chairman, is the cafe felected as an in
itance of the mott cruel oppre1ion of this
law. This is the man who, until within
few hours, was thought, not only by the
gentleman from Maryland (Mr. Nichol-
fon) but by great majority of this houfe,
to have perilhed in prilon under circum-
aanees Of aggravated wretchedneis; ard
while many patriotic heart bsat high
with indignation at this treatment, and
many a pious fymIa h;hng friend Eng
requicrns TO his departed ipirir, this dead
man had efcaped from priion, was at his
cid trade again, and the groans of his
prefs, under the rev weight of new Ii
bells, echoed reiponles TO the lamentations
of his friends.
Sir, I dwell upon this cafe not with
view to triumph in the n,ieatement of the
gentleman from Maryland, but to draw
from it frong and concluiive inference
in favor OF the act. What palmer evidence
can you have to prove that thefe outrage
Gus fallhoods do not merely waite their
force upon the defsrt air They fink deep
into the minds Of men iii high itations, and
bear directly uron the mealures Of this
honie and government. Can that gentle
man, can any other honorable member of
this houie, .difinguiih what portion of the
ingredients that form the combination OF
prcjudices, which he may have coaccived
agalnit the government, coniiits OF fuch
materials! And, fir, when men in impor-
tant public fations- mcnqualiicd for them
by their talents-W When minds to which
all the avenues OF intelligence are open,
are expofed to all thefe deluiions what
can you expect from the gaping and pro-
INFECTIOUS crowd, who delight to fwallow
calumny! What from the ions of riot and
intemperance and idleneis, who clutter in
the alleys and dram-fhops of your cities!
What from the more innocent but equally
deluded yeomanry ,Iamong Whole fequeaer-
ed retreats thefe poifons are fcattered by
cfEicious mifionaries who prowl through
the country diaurbing the flence of the
woods and tranquility of the cottage! can
it be fubjeet Of wonder that ordinary
minds arc agitatcd with mighty ferment,
Il - r. 4 4. r.