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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-17
VENICE, October IS.

Inc French have required from the city
Of Difference a contribution oftwo millions,
OF livres, from Ieghorn two millions,
from Pha one million, and in proportion
from the other own in the Grand Duchy
OF Tufcany.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-17

;,ed at Grayeiend from AmGer-
as.. Lhyd,s Lin Novem6er II, IS, IS.
f'g H. lhip Charlotte, Walton, from Vir-
-. IS on -fhore near Dunkirk.
sN. The Six Siaers, Mather for Baltimore,
;. nnf back to Bremen, with lois ofanchors
''I Entered, Britih Packet, Duke ofCla-
,e,ce. Falmouth, 35days; fhip Charlef-
,on. Church, Liverpool; Felicity, Read,
ditto Brig J@uliana, Don, New Orleans;
Horatio, Pringle St. Thomas's barque
Flora. -, Lifbon.
CLEARED,
Shin Warren, Parker, Liverpool; Tho
rnas. Gardner, Londonderry; brig Tho
mas, Halves, Dublin; Difpatch, Noble,
JAMAICA: fchr. Good Intent, Rolondo,
Gaze Francois Aoop Mary Ann, Green,
Montreal.
The hip Peggy Brafher, failed in com
rsny with the J%uliana from New-C Orleans.
The u. S. Frigate New-Yo has ar
rived at St. Kitts-The hip Riing Sun,
CAPT. Hawkins, arrived at Londonderry
nth Nov.-The brig Abby, Park, has
arrived at Hamburg from this Port-Al-
70 the ihip Mintorn.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-17

AUrocRAr has, all at once refgned him
ielf to the influence of his PATTON But
he will find that the honour of this coun-
try is not alleep, and that the honor of
the nation is not to be fulfilled by the
breath of impotent refentment, or that
the government Of this country is to be
hurried into any acts unworthy of itfelf,
by the ~caprious conduct Of ever the ELf
ereated Grand Matter of Malta.
Some of the fhips which were at Narva
and Riga, made their eicape and have
reached Elfneur. The number detained
is eitin,ated at 900. Their cargoes are
Of comfortable value. The reportof the
fequetration of Britifh property through
out RuGia, is alto current and it is alto
reported, that an orderhas been Ggned by
Paul, that paflports nlould be delivered
to every Ruiian chip that fails, contain
ing a notification that if the flip fhould be
attempted to be vifted by the Englifh,
the fame hall be regarded as declaration
ofwar.
Though no embargofof Rufian h:ps il
Englih ports has been ordered, there be-
ing none to flop that we can hear OF, me-
iures OF a nature equally hottie were re-
folved on in the council held in Buckinc-
ham houfe on Friday. The RuGian mer-
chants, feeling the opprefion and i%njuftice
Of being called on to pay TO perions i,
RuG;a, for cargces which they have 70 lit
tie chance Of obtaining, applied t govern
merit for an order Of council, prohibiting
the payment OF bills from Ruhia, or Other
wife remitting money thither. This or
der was made by tie king in council aftey
confulting the attorney and folicitors g
nerals IN the fubjed. In the mean tins
the merchants held another meeting, ans
re{olved hat they ihou]d pay the bills the
had accepted, but that they ihould accep,
no more.
This mail alto confirms the report OF
the capture of Cruxhaven by the king G.
PruiHa. On the 1T ult. 1900, Pruitia,
troops entered that town, and the arriya
olive battalions more was hourly expect
ed. All our hipping in that port i1nme-
diately failed for the roads to avoid being
(eized. His Pruiian majefy attempts tc
jufify this AZ, as a meafure Of necefity
and precaution, in confequence Of a Prui-
fan vefel being carried into that port By
al Englih fhip Of war. 1t is eafy TO fee
that Ru5ia and Prufia were determined tc
act in concert, ard that they are deter
mined to try the q%ueition Of our right to
vift neutral hirs, ESPECIALLY if they can
enlif any %otherpower under their banner,
either by threats or perfuafion, and we
hall not be furprized to find, that the IT.
Auenza may extend fomewhat further, we
hall then be able to diftinguifh our foes
from our pretended friends.
1t has been long predicted, that the
Emperor ofRunia would extend his views
to Turkey. At this moment he is demar :
ding an indemnity the maritime campaign;
"a prelude, no doubt, to a rupture with
that feeble cabinet. Preparations for
the war continue with cncreafed exerti-
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HAMBURGER, November IS

An expr els has this initana arrived here
with the d'iagreeable intelligence, that ar
embargo has been laid on all the Englifh
,hlps Q%eventy in number) in the port OF
Riga.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-10-26
Ifaac Adams,

u EIU2Ns hs thanks 10 thofe who have favored
N bin with their cuton, and foicits a continuance
oii-Hsvne moved from the and formerly occupied
by Ny PaTrEE, and taken the fore Ne IT, Tone5'
Rsy- OppOlsc Mr. KaXrs; where he has lately re-
rriged large aGol tment of
BOOKS,
70 iilaTy, Law PhyGc and Divinity-which viii be
did 81 he 'owef cath prices.
hofi' md Gu hrics Geography; Small and large
soesi fssssaa@nis; BelknaPs. Watts and Smiths
tiaH 1Hl liy nuS.-rfKc s. ~ srrsrTey
Afiihmruts Greek ana attn Cialllcs Blunts Navi-
lsior, Coat Pilot, and Msore's Daily Altant; sea-
mems Journals Scales an J Dividers, Cha IS &c
Wrapping Letter, and Writing Paper, by the ream
imallsr quantity; common and ben Dutch Q1hs !
lnRatiaas ior the Fife Flu;e, and Violin Bai' vol
and Yoin Strings; Writing and cyphering Book !
Copy Sips-RECCRD aud ACCOUNT BOOKS OF
s.nons Aieds-BLANlNs and STAMP PAPER
arse addition Of new Books to the Circulating
Library.
AJo, a nez0 a16rtrrent Of
Engliih aud Weit-India GOODS.
Call given Tor RAGS aud JUNK.
f9rflaad O9s5eT 20.
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7. Is. PRESIDENT fse UmrED STATES.

1st5s PRESIDENT GIN UNITED STATES.
SIR,
~ HE next fen,erce in your addrefs is in
thefe words: sAH too vii bear in mind
tbia f.cred principle. hat though the viii of The
majority is, in all cafes to prevail, that will, to
be rjgbfjA mutt be rationale that the minors
~ allo poGefs their equal rights, which equal
laws mutt pfotea, and 10 violate which, would
be opp elton" The abtrad truth Of theie pro
petitions 90 man VIII deny but IT is obvious
inar the paalge contains ceniure on the fer
mer Administration, whole conduit Is ctelrly
pronounced not 10 bavs been yeqjoaGble. This idea
is more fully impiied il the invitation, contain
ed IN the next lcntence, calling on your fellow
citizens TO rejqore 10 focal intercourie, that
harmony and affection, without which, liberty,
AID even lie itfelf, are but d'eary things !"
To rsifore, implies a previous lois or dePriva-
iion and in this pahage, the implication IS
unequvocal that the former Administration had
byits measures, deRroyed harmony and affec
ton, which you now invite your fellow citizens
TO rej9ors.
The next fentence proceeds upon the fame
| idea. {" Let Us reh-d, that having bartibed
from our land that religious intolerance, under
which mankind 70 long bled and fufered, we
have yet gained iittle,f We ceuntenance PoIIti-
cal intolerance as delPotic as wicked, and caPa-
bic of as bitter aud bloody perlecutions."
What Sir, Is your meaning, when you tate
that we have 6aa1ged from our land religious
intolerance Whea did any religious intoler
ance ex 4 in our land And when was It ban
i6sd? When or IN what part of our country
have men bled and fufered" for religious opln
ions If folitary intance or two 81 PeTiecu
tons for the fake of religious opinion occurred
among the fanatics who fre lettled the country
furely nothing happened to warraat the imPu
tation contained in this paaage.
Bnt the principal objection 20 the paaage, i
that it clearlyand pontedly in6nuates that your
predeceGor in Office wasguilty Of a political intol
erance as dejbofic as it was coicSsd. This iptn
uation was perfectly uuderaood, by difcerniag
nleo, at the time the addref, was 6rlt pnblifhed
but in your anfwer TO the New Haven ramon
france, you have expressly avowed this to be
your opinion. You have explained your mean
ing by declaring, thar " during the late admin
Il iltration, thos who we're not of particular fee
Of politics were excluded from Office" | fhal
examine both tie a hei tionScIhe principle. more
at large in future paper. At prefent thai
only Jbierve, that il marks Gngular want o
relpea to your predecefor, and molt anti re
publican contempt of decorum, TO introduce
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-10-26
VOLUME ".

i 10 broad and Rrait, thar the difficulty i nor
10 much IN keeping. as IN miaaking It. Nav
Sir, 4 i fcacely pofible for man Of pure rec.
titude OF mind to fan into an inconfaenev
THIS is remarked by judges of courts, who
have numberleis opportunities 10 obferve the
hearts OF witneaes. The witntfs who IS under
no bias. and has fingle yeiw TO truth, however
Ignorant Of letters he may be, is never embsr
ralied 10. make his>narration agree in all its
parts. he tells plain, Graft, probable lorv.
and no foPhitry OF the parties or their LAWYERS.
can make one part incon(iltent with another.
lnsa iubiequent paragraph, you proceed 70
diiProve the opinion offome men, that our gov
eminent is not arong enough, in doing which
you take occafionto FAY, that our government
is g in the full tide of fuccesful experiment.
Gracious heavens Is that fuccefsful expert.
ment which, in twelve years, has fpread dilcord
over our peaceful country, plsAkedthe thorns Of
anImolitY and party rancour ia the bofons Of
neighbours and former friends which has con-
vertedour printing preAes, into the convenient
innruments Of llAlder and malice, the right Of
tuttrage into the means of coFruption-which-
ha' iualtuured jealoufy for confidence, private
vews tor public good, and for wife and venera-.
bic RAtelmen, a(piriug demagogues and fcram- h
hlers for office What a Hds 81 GIceeG indeed
has oar contribution experienced, when its adj
miniitratlon has fallen from the digni6ed eleva-
ton Of George Warrington, and John Adams,
10 Thomas Jefierion and--Aaron Burr !!
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,vE im.orted per nip Bat5, and other late an,
Aa .vas an exEeniive aiiOrtmcnt of ENGLISH u
4 31bnzt4PE GOODS, feleatd by their own hands,
III q ,led 70 the preient and approaching iealon
~ ,hey offer on the mon liberal terms, for cath or
a.1,oged credit Nos. = a, Jores RoqD, fcot Of
Fsa.s They Big ltave to allure their friends and
gsbc that the following articles offered on as
80 ,srns, they think, can be obtained from any
ssssuar imp0rsrs-vIz.
gROhDcLofHs, fuperfue, fnc. mddling, and
ba priced.
FRIES. and KERSEY DUFFILS, do. do.
KERSEYNERES, figured. plain and autee.
SWANSDOW WINS. plaid, fripe and fancy.
FlANNELS * BAIZES; black, white and other
..ay. ROSE BLANKETS.
FANNY, MoREANS, SHALLOoNS, FLOR
rNTlNE; ard RUSSELLETS
CLAIM ANc0ES. DURANTs & CAMBLETS.
HANDKERcHlEFS, tx, black and fancy cOloris.
SHAWLS elk, do. do.
DO Muffin,
raMBRiCS eoloured, printed and plain.
NUSLINS, black, white and fancy coIors.
DO pIain, iprigg'd and colorado
CALICOES, handfome alortment
DiNTTY, narrow and fashionable liripe.
MELON yELVETEEE,
CEN0s < TABBY CORDS, twilrd.
QUILTING, white and fancy, namped.
IRISH LINENS. do. check'd.
C0TTONS, ERg'i(h fine and commoH
BROWN HOLLAND
TAPES. common diaper aud imperial
B0BBINSi THREAD white and colorcd
HOSIERY, worried, cotton, and fix, foy Ladies,
Gtaicmen. and Youths.
GLOVES, ELK, and cotton.
PARASOES md UMBRELLAS
HATS, generally aiIorted
good aaortment OF HARDWARE, and JOIN.
Fps TOOLS roo numerous 60 plrticularize.
Aio few Crates WfPEi particularly aTorted for
tie coun'ry ma ker.
WESTINDL4 GOODS e GROCERIES, as ufual.
PgrtlmJ, on. I9.
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A PERSIAN SONG.
or HAF1z.
Translated BY Sir William Jones.


DWEEr maid if thou woulda charm nv leht
And bid thefc arms thy neck eniold
That rofy cheek, that lilly hand,
Would give the poet more delight
Than all Bocara's Wanted 20 d,
Than all the gems of Samatcand.
Boy. lei your liquid ruby Aow
And bid thy peniive heart be glad,
Whate'er the frownng zealots fay:
Tell them, their Eden csnnot llow
ltream 10 clear as Rocnabad,
A Bower 70 lwest as Molellay.
o when ihele fair peridious maids,
Whole eyes our fecret haunts infeR,
Their dear deltruetive charms dfpIay
Each glance my tender breaa in vades,
And robs my wounded foul Of ref,
As Tartars leize their defined prey.
In vain with love our bofoms glow
Can all our tears, car all our 6ehs,
New lu(se TO thofe chrams inpart
Can cheeks where living rofes blow,
Where nature fPreads her richen dyes,
Require the borrow'd gols OF ara!
Speak not Of fate :-ah change the theme,
And talk Of odours, talk of wine,
Talk of the flowers that round US bloom:
It's AL a cloud, its all a dream:
To love and joy sty thoughts confne,
Nor hope to pierce the fAcred gloom.
Beauty has fuch refflcfs power,
That even the chaRe Egyptian dame
Sighd for the blooming Hebrew boys
For her how fatal was the hour,
When to the hanks Of Niius came
a youth 70 lovely and e. coy.
But. ali fweet maid my council hear:
Youth nloud attend when thofe adviie
Whom long experience renders fsge: y
While uuhc charms the ravilh d ear;
WIFI fparkling cups delight our eyesi
BE gay and fcorn the frowns Of age.
What cruel anlwer have heard
And YET, by heaven love thee lfi
Can aught be cruel from thy lip 7
Yet fay how fell that bitter word
From lips which Creams OF fwcetuels I'LL
Which nought bur drops Of honey Gp
Go boldly forth my 6mp'e lay.
Whole accents flow wi arilefs cafe,
Like orient pearls At random flrung:
Thy notes arc fweet. the daniels fay:
But, o far fweeter. if they plesfe
The nymph for whom the Re notes are flung.
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From a late London Paper


During the Prefeht felton, Of the Imperial
Parliament fome Of the members in oppoiiton
brought forward violet motion for cenfuring
ne Administration, and for pe,ironing his ma.
jeity no longer 10 la-n TO the counfels of his
pieient miniters Several members had de.
Claimed it fuPport Of the motion, but none
thought i worth hzr while to oppole it, when
Mr.. RoBsoE, member from Ireland, lofng
all patience, role and faid-
I When iu7h queltion as the preient was
before the houfe, il was more than human na-
ture could bear 10 b-ar nothing bat Elencs from
the Tire fury bench III loud lagg5 He then
adveFted to Egypt, and TO Rufia, condemnng
the conduit Of m nilters refrediDg thrfe coun-
tries, and conend:ng that Great Britain had
been really at war with Ruff ever fnce the
fence OF INIgTI TIun. SJCnT trIEidH nLI. k7fxJ
who abfented himfelf from the h7nft % account
of his great abilities. n loud aggb) He faid
Gentemen might laugh but he thought i was
not lubjea Of mir,h, wheu talents were 70
much wautedia that houie. Aaotbsr Lggb.J
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81 70 VS. UT =
Late Mszus from The Red Sea.

Late Nezss from The Red Sea.
Arrived here on Saturday, flip Recovery,
Capt. Dana, in IIS DAYS from Moka at the
mouth of the Red Sea. The Recovery lfft Mo-
ka on The zzd Of June, and brings The following
intelligence - That very large feet Of Britilh
traDfPors ihips had gone up the Red Sea with
troops it was impolIible to alcertlin the exAf
number of men employed fome accounts Rat
ed the number at 5000 Hen-there were ftveral
European regiments, and the remainder were
the native Sepoys Of the EAT Indies. TIE ex-
petition was fuppofed to have employed up
wards of 100 fail of large country lhips the
grand feet entered the Red Sea in April, hut
one divifon Of 20 fhips, arrived late IN Nav.
Before the Recovery failed from Moka, news
had reached there that the army had landed &C
ColIire and Seuz, as little or no oppofitioR
conlj be made-The Engiih had ALTO taken
poG Zion Of an I1and al the head Of he Red
Sea, and ufed If for q depoGt for their hores.-
All was hurry and hufie at Moka. where the
BriiGh had Committees to purchafe provi-
Goas and iupPlies for The troops. The frigate
Ia Forte had beecn lott il the Red Sea, hy
Rriking on reef Of rocks near Iudda Col
Pophan from the Cape of Good Rote had Join.
"a the army. The Enghfh had very few men
OF war; and it fad Thar rheie int 81 ded 70 fail
&c crule of the coaa Of Brazils.
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From The wahington Federalia.


Al writer ino1e 81 the eaaern papers net long
free, charged citizen Pichon with having 'ttaed
propof4ls for republilhiug the works Of Godw'n
III this place. Mr.. Pichon has written letterto
the Secretary of State, denying and we believe
very inlly the charge. The Intended republicA-
ton Of .hat au5kor'sworks was FRA announced ia
the National Intelligence, bet, We imagine, At
the mitigation If Jane, Lyon. Lyons funds
falling, he was unable TO ProIecute the intended
publication. a number Of democrats with The
Prefdent al their head, have let up Lyon n
bulineis, and IN ali probability it was intended
to publilh thofe works, had not iome more viz
tuous members Of the Booklelling Company
entered their protect againa it 70 that the de-
fign is al preient relinqu(he1, in favor ot a
weekly democratic paper, which is 10 hickup
againa fedsralifm, and which menaces literary
7. bleatings.
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Feathers e9 Bedticking
Loft,

1 IN W'dnsftay Ian, between chafe's tavern n
II po Oal,nlysrmuuih. aud Portland, Leather POCK
esf. DSoA' eoniiderably worn with Pencil in tn
.tno. sinng 4 Note again9 DAVID REED Of lIv-
49, and a wenty Dollar Bank Bill (FISriford
De-, fho number of notes, letters, and other pa
o,-. = = 70 yaue but TO the owner-W Whoever has
lev. 'a'o Pocket Book, and will leave il with N
Fyyr Ae7rgLvey. with the Printer, fhall receive
OoLLARS REWARD.
y. JOHN CRANE.
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Pratt q Pope

Ma9 have for fae, general sFortment of Mems, Wo-
mons Miaes' and Children's
Morocco and Leather SHOES,
warranted Of the fra qrality.
Aao, large and general aGortment Of
Enghlh and Hardware GOODS,
o''ee a'ta imPortatiOn-too numerous to particular
i1e 70 an advei lilement.
Llkexis' heR Hyfon, souchong, and aohea Teas,
s1ss Chocolate, Allipiee Pepper, Ginger, lhdigo'
'oOaeeo. Spermaceti Candles, sc.
Cotton Manufactured Yarn
every deerPtion. by the quantity or Jingle klein -
~ ABOVE will be fold on the moA reafonable terms
eAm' Portland, SeP'. "a, 1901.
lev dozen par e1ceilent Corduvan and
'1''p'kln BOOT LEGS, very cheap for cath bef
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Removal.

NATHAN PRATT, respectfully informs hisfriends
4 and the pabiic 10 general, that he las removed
ion fitl ltrest TO Mg6J's Ro7o, No 6, MiaAe G'eet
o'ae o' Union nreet -H4vinz formed connexion n
nAdt with JOSEPH POPE the buGnels will in future
&C carried OF under the firm Of
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TO TIE PUBLIC.

/ HAVE relinqoihed the Gazette
at THE OMied S!ales," 10 MIR. Ems Br0u-
./on, by whom it will hereafter be pub
lifhed.
In refgning the Aarion Of an Editor Of
public paper, feel happy in the afur-
ance OF leaving, as my ilcceAior, a gen
tleman, whole hyperion .alents qualify
him in an eninen. degree, fer the arducus
talk.
An acquaintance OF comfortable Aand
ing with Mr.. &. enables me to introduce
him to the readers of this Gazette. and
the public generally, as worthy of their
confidence and fupport; and juRiec claims
the acknowledgment, that If any merit
attaches to tic Gazette, it has been de-
rived, IN great degree, from The stten-
ton OF Mr.. 3. with Whole time and ia
Tents have been aided.
The n'any idvots experienced, during
my Editorial career, from the partislity
of pcsfonal friends, has left an isnprei,;on
which viii not be fpediIy obliterated, aud
II is to the exertions of thoie frieods,
more t's2 to any merit ariGng frorU my
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-07
BOSTON, October IT.

Arrived, ich'r Harriet, Darby. DAYS
ifon Baltimore. October 70, lar. go,
long. IA, fpoke fch'r ST.. Mary's, Burn
ham, OF 81. Mary's for Philadelphia had
loft his deck load Of timber, and was in
want OF proviiions. Capt. Derby iuppli-
ed them with beef, bread, water, and finall
affairs. The St. Mary's had on board all
the crew fayed from the fhip Lovely I.afs,
which toundercd at fca, bound from Ia
wanna TO n. York.
Alto arrived, brig Dove, Lambert, 81
days from Bordeaux /; ihip Fame, Tro,t,
Liverpool, ~ days. Of'lioly head, Sept.
10, ipoke ih;p Eliza, Prince, Of Portland,
from Philadelphia for Liverpool. Otso-
Der IS, lar. Al, long. 90, ipoke u. S.
trigatc Bolton, capt. M'Ncil, from New
York for France, all we'll.
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,.,;e. after bloody canaia, WI" dh-
' . prize in tow, you Cal; 5a'se
"sn' Sar r. ba, been culpably deficient in
S '.';,,o,s. or ought TO be rcipon!ioie FOR
a conduit of others; feeling as tnen OF
s sooor and fpirit, you can appreciate his
e , n,;oos At thets dithoneit attempts 90 CO.
n e., him with igoominy, am iacriaee him
- ,be rantour of men, who, with the
~ w.. -. o,eafare would Zee your epauless torn
i sm yoar ihoulders, and this lhip bro'1
~" ~r.ck under the fern OF that" which
s,.ors her colours in our view.
n making this defence have carefully
.o;;ea every exprehon OF censare and re-
a,o,cb acaiua the Administration, by
p order the coure is initituted. No
sond.r, with the unwearied pains which
hove been taken, chat the Executive OH
rsr, Mould BE- deceived, and willingly
;no,,e the orders on this occaiion 20 a
eocere defre 20 reicue the honor of our
NAVY from yeproach. Their pronptirude,
bovever, in purluing this inve&igation,
affords a laudable example for the French
Republic, in the Golfers Of fome OF w,,oie
Naval Commanders, upon examination,
would Be found, nor merely few con-
,euptible baablss, but an accumulation of
al the American ipoil, which avarice, d.
,easd by fury, has been able to cx,ort
from the opulent merchant, the failor, the
6!herman; from the proud fh;ps, which
d.epened With the wealth Of India, and
The lhallow craft that icudded fom their
purifiers with the gleanings of poor indul-
try. Shoaid this example route the rulers
ofth,, country TO imitation and to 'jjafice,
then indeed will an inporsan: benefit be
derived to cur nation.
Jha
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FIR ANKFORT, AueuG zs.

The Emperor of Rullia has iuit caufed
to be declared, it is faid, to the court of
Berlin, that he conlented that the Prui1ian
troops ihould continue to occupy the Elec-
torate OF Hanover but he invited the king
to accede TO the treaty Lof Petersburg Of
the 18th June.
The Hanoverian government menaced
that OF Berlin not TO furnifh any thing
more tor the maintenance of the Pruilians.
it they remained in the country. But the
King OF PruGia, without tutoring himfelf
to be intimidated by that menace, equally
abfurd and mifplaced, ordered gen. Klein
to procure the neceGary provifons bv
force, if they were not furnilhed volunta.
rily.
The Chapter of Munaer has poilponed
the appointment of new Bifhop, which
was to have taken place on the sd of Sep
tember, in conlequence of an intimation
made 20 it upon the fubjcet, by the cabi-
net of Berlin.
Auguf IL.
The brother in-law of the Ruflian am
baiiador in France, who left Paris very
tnddenly for the Court of Peterfburgh,
psiied through this place on his way, and
after taking haify dinner, Immediately
continued his Journey with the utmof
fpeed. Two perfons accompanied him.
one of whom was German officer. From
hints thrown out privately by the latter,
Il appears that the dispatches which Count
Calitichew ient of, are of fuch import
ance, that he would not entruff them 10
any OF his faite, except his relation.
Ii is certain that a convention between
Kuilla and France, for regulating the in.
terets OF ieveral Princes and Sovereigns,
eiPeciaiiy the Eleefor Bavaro- Palatine, the
Kings OF Naples and Sardinia, the Duke
OF Nuremberg, and the Margrave of Ba.
den, has beeD carrying on at Paris ever