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The monitor, or, Delaware Federalist. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1801-1802, 1801-08-08
.June IS.
OF 4 MEW WAR.


The treaty Of Lanevillc could Rever he CEN
adered in any ether light than partitions treaty
between Frauss and Aueria. 1t wac meaiure
of force directed againa all Germany, by thsfe
who had the power to dictate. II ssys offence
TO Prnflia, beeaule it placed Fraaee e. AaRria
in the fufpieious light sfcordial friends, 1t was
osious to RuGia becaSte France furrsndered to
Auaria inSemaities in Germany far what fac
herfelf acquired in Italy. This was to itriks
at the Importance and the confederation Of
Prufia in the empire. Not snly the duke Of
Msdeaa, bat the grand duke Of Tufcany, was
ia be indeniniEed in the empire. Thefs ltipv.
Istisns csuld cot be viewed by PySiIia, but ag
fatal csmprsmife, if net dangerous csniPi.
rssy againa her iuterea. Yet has fhs been 70
hlind fer fevera years, as not to fee that France
10 incapable Of forming any alliance on Gernaa
SrsHRd, but with view Of Paralizing Germany
ittelf. There 10, hswever, another powsr in
Europe, thanks TO lats evenr, which 10 not
YET esmplsteIy the duRs Of damscratic intrigue
--aAd whsfs influence, we will yet hope, may
evea prsvent the renewal Of the horrors Of
war.
A letter frsm Bremen, dated June s, sb-
fsrves, that " the emperor, whining TO preferve
EnC cSSleHsutSsi eic@&fbS q LhC &tpR OF Ifuihd
to prevent the eaabliihmess of the grand duke
sf Tufcany 10 Germany, it has besa inferred,
and not withsut reafen, that freih csatiseutal
war win iosn take place FOR ii 10 net to be
fuPpsfed that BuSnaparte will ssnfeHt TO re-
fare Taicaay to its lawful fsvereign, after hav.
lug dilPsle6 of that fate In favsr Of the Infant
duke OF Parma. It is to be remarked, that
the court Of Vienna has replied very coldly to
the co,iGcatien made ss it by Spain on this
fubjea. The Auerian regiments, atho' they
have returned 70 their refyeeive garrfcns, ill
remain on the fall war etaSIifhment, and the
oaicsrs are ordered to keep their hsdss. Thefe
are but symptoms, hut they prove, at leaf, that
very lrtle osufidsace 10 eatsrrsiacd in the EXIT
ing peace. Mar is this alive learn at this
nlomeat, THAT the Frensh, Differentiated with
aAs alt coHelulisn Of DE Diet Of the empire,
which dePrives, il tome degree, the emperor
o. all power Of diipohng OF the indr .mnities ia
Germany, have repaled tho Rhise in fmaIl
number, and rssaksu podeiIion of Ehrenhreit.
The monitor, or, Delaware Federalist. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1801-1802, 1801-08-08
NETWORK, Augua 3.

Csptaia Francis Baxter, WIS arrived here
ye&erdaY 10 the brig Huntrefs, In SO days
from Cadix, has futailhed the Editors Of this
Gazette, with an extraA frsa his Jsursa,
csnrainidg the following infsrmatieR.
EstrGa--" Arrivals irsR different psrts in
tive Mediterranean. Six fail of Brazil
hips taken by French privateer, of which
were funk. April 20, four arrived at Cadiz---
thsfe Of the Psrtueuele frSn IS to "a guns,
and frsm 100 to $50 men each.
Orders had been received frsn the French
gevernm by the Spanilh cohiul at Cadin,
to take PeGcfiiOp Of all eapturea Anerican
property whSh wss complied With.
"The king of SPaiG has given to the French
IL iail of the line, ready for Tea, to be sfSA
cered and scanned by Erenchmen.
" Six thoufaAa French troops were en- their
d march for Cadz to prstea the pl.cs and the
+! French and SYaniih fests frsm Breh, were
daily expected there, where fail of the line
frsm Ferrsl, aHd tive frigates frsm Brek had
arrived, the latter having On heard officers aud
feamen for the absve fleet. Fourteen more
ihiPs Of war were daily expected from the Me-
diterranean.
" Letters frsm the Americas coniul at Ma.
laga, and the cenful at Algisrs, mention, that
eleveA fail Of American ysfIels had seeP cap.
tured BY the Trpslitau Gruizers--and that ne
American yeEels wers permitted to iail from
the Mediterranean without convoy.
Oliyenca, on the frontiers Of Portugal,
is taken by the French, who fent in flag, re.
quoting tie place TO be given up, which, was
agreed to By the Portuguese, but as the Frensh
irssPs were marching in, 3ese FrsnsAmsn
were blown up by the fpringing Of a miKc
which was prepared fer the purpsfe. The re.
mainder Of ths French, whs were sxafperated
in the highee degrees, ru0led forward, carried
the place, and put every foul to death. They
purified their march to Chsryss and Alamapda,
OF which they psGeiIsa themfeIves, and put all
the Portugueiei in thefs three places to the
fwerd."
On thefe particulars we have ne remarks to
make--lst the reader decide, Capt. Baxter,
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CEREMONY.
"eExcesS Of Ceremony shozUs zcant ofbreed-

""EscesS Of Ceremony sho1Us zca1t Of brecd-
ing"
Not only want of breeding but want
of good sense and not very unfrequently
of common sense. There is a certain cafe
and graceful mien which is highly necef-
fairy to render ourfelves agreeable to o.
theirs, and infpire them with prepoiieiIi-
on in our favor but this does not /" com
lift in low bows & ceremony'--it is fome-
thing which is the refult of experience
and good fenfe. The perlon who is de.
void of either of thefe, can never coniai-
tute the "pleaiing figure" of lord Bacon.
The clown is often produced by want
of experience only, but the suber-cerem0-
NOUS FoP by leakage of understanding.
This daft character is not commonly dir
covered in any but fuch as have had forne
opportunity for information, but who at
the fame time are unbleife with jndg-
ment, or dilcretion. Thefe 'fuperAuons
formalities are never in union with an
exalted understanding or mental dignity.
The truly great fpurns them with fove-
reign contempt-they exit snly IN minds
doomed to triviality.
have feen one of our modern bucks
enter room containing not more than
one or two, and with an air of much i'm.
portance, march off their appointed num-
Der Of iteps, halt leifurely, form in par
ticular petition, and when completely
made ready, begin their exercife with
an oblipue obeilance, which isnot in the
power of language to ;reprefent whit
their feet defcribc fiction which would
defy the art Of Euclid or Arehimedes to
reprefent.
Refined manners is an irreiiitibIe orns-
ment but there are fome, the contents
of whole 1Sulls are not. of the beR con-
texture, who carry them to fuch excefs
as to render themfelyes perfectly ridicu-
lous.
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Donehic.
RALEIGH, July az.

We leara that general Davis does net ac.,
cept Of the appointment Of cOmmifIioner to
treat witk the frveral naIienu Of Indians eatt
Of the MifIilIippi--The time allstted fer hold
Ing the .reaty requiring his immediate depar-
ture, and efficient aOtice not being given TO
enabl. him to make pscefary arrangements
previous to leaving bis family, has been fug-
eelted to be the caufe Of his nsn-acceptsnce.
The prsfpea sf beautiful crops Of earn,
tobacco, cstton, &c, throughout the Gate Of
Nsrth Carolina, is perhaps as great the pre-
fent fsafon az has been for leveral years psR.
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Feiu and cahsI. with view, No doubt, Of
awing the empire, and forcing It to comply
with ito pisafare. Should Ruiia and Pruiiia
come to az understanding an the fusjsa, war
10 inevitable withia fix msnths."
Jane IS.
The late movements Of the French treops
havs secafsned much anxiety in Germany
The ara cenful is reported to have declares ns
will not fuffer the interference Of any power IN
the arrangement Of the Luneville treaty
The French have occupied Ehrenbrcittteln ana
Dsafs, % the right bank Of the Rhine.
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BALTIMORE, AuguG 1.
Communication.

PRECEDENT Jeferfon, in his reply to the
merchants Of New-Haven, axis, Is it
polible that the man to whom the legiaa-
ture Of Connecticut has 70 recently CONF
mitted fruits of fuch difficulty and magni-
tude, is unfit to be Collector of the dis
triet of New-Haven ?"
esnelei9 H. 81 poiii1ie ...::.,cs . man prs
telling an adherence of :" monopoly" and
avowing it to be his with that due parti-
cipation of official honors and emolumenos
were afforded, ihould conceive itnecenary
to produce that effect, that the duties ola
SIXTH Office ihould be impofed on the
ihoulders of afuperannuated character, al
ready the occupant Of, and borne down
by, the bluihing honors" of FIVE ~!
Is itpolitical intolerance to claim abro-
pottienaie ihare in the direction of public
affairs ~
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RECOMMENDATIONS.

If rwo families aud their csnneaions can be
fupplied with lucrative siices, the fate may
enjoy peace fer fome time. Some Of thea have
been already handsomely provided for, and are
qsiet. Others live in daily expee'a tisn.
MIR. lsfFsrfon Jays, in his reply TO the mer:
chants Of New. Haven, that,in his renewals of
msn IRON office, diftrsfs fhall " be thrown as
much as pafIible on delinquency, on opFrc iEieH,
on intolerance, Oh snti-revelutieuary adherence
TO eur eaemies. Uader which Of thefe claTes
do Mr.. Sands aud Mr.. Goodrich fall
1t is lsughsble to bear Of the various pre-
tenGoas Of the cxpeasnts of sfSce, One Jays.
81 wroteE7 iimsissn." Another, g wrote Gro.
tm which bad the preference" Anothsrs
IS peansa fome Of the basd bills at the late
sIeaisn fer governor" Another, +" 1 bawled
sut the foVnsignty Of the people, & the danger
of msnsreLy." Another, brought up q
great many votes to the poll" Auother, 4
cooked my fit at gen. H------p.'
Thomas Paine, when in this couptrY, had
a hsrfe called Baton, of vhich fee nsutien
made, p. g, Of his letter to gen. Warrington.
SoIomsn lpeaks Of man whe Is svJsr 10
his osvn rsnrsif ftsn ffvm msS fbst can render .
rssjss We have iateiy found man who pre-.
tends to be wiler, and is called 70 by many.
than above Hstty inca whs have rendered rss'
feqs.
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,Ysrs5 that he will faEer no interference Of any
Power ia the arrangements to be made IN con-
ftouence Of the peace Of Lunevile. They have
re.taken poiIsdisn sf caGel and Ehrenbre,t.
fteip. They have slf. entered DEUS. sn the
right hsaa Of the Rhine, sPPstte Cologne
"A letter received frsnf Antibs, asnsuness
the redussiou Of rsrto Ferrajo; aad that Gas-
theaune had there captured two EnE'in iri-
gates aud Eeveral csrvestes.
: The fubfsriptiea at Llsya'sfs fer the wisows
and children Of the brave men whs tell IN the
batyls of Copenhagen, on Saturday evening";
exceeded 70 ,sesl The fund fer the rslist 81
The fufferers hy the fPIenaia astisns iu Egypt,
we are ferry to ssferve, dsss net exceed two
thsufand pounds. en-.
The price Of the beft carslisa rice has fallen
ts SOS. Cd, par cwt. being a rsdustlsn Of more
than cent. per cent. within few weeks
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TIE INVASION.

A cs.tss At Pss,sr-.,2ylls.. frsts ChFas
san-sf bFis q. acsssg OF 5g-,'"'Fs v NJ
Parst.es. ell maSae,a lopgg, ~ ssslt d rras
bat thsngh Gone part Of tbs Eti,ifh dsni-
nious is mentsnsd as the objca Of attack, it is
aot generally believed that any attempt of the
kind is really meditatea, as the trssps aEem.
kle5 contiHue to be drafted of in fmal de-
tachments, which ara tent to jain ths armies
an the frentiers, where it is app,ehended, not'
withholding the late treaty Of Luneville, that
q new war threatens.
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bsweyer, 10 a ponfcript to bis Journal. fays,
" there 10 ne doubt but the above may be de-
psndeS on"
Csptain Hoy,, Of the Huutfefs, informs us,
that he received lster from the Americas
conful at Malaga, which mentioned, tina, ne
Tripslitan craizers had been feen further down
than to the weaward Of Cape de Cat
He further infsrms, that FIVE Engliih fai! Of
the line and tive frigatss had lately arrived, and
were cruiziue off Csdiz---and that the French
and Spaniards have united their celsrs, wbick
had already been AsiRed on beard their vefIels.
NuguR 3.
Upwards Of So fck Perions have been ienr
to the Marine HefPtsI from on board the brig
Flora, from sligsi OtAsrs arc daily falling
Eek.
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EGrPT AFFAIRS.
coNsrANTTNoPLE, May 9.

In confrsueuse Of the movements OF me
Grand vizier, the FreSch evacs%ea Salsh'ch
aud the Turks advanced 70 rapidly, that on
the zzl Of April they were within tive days
march Of the Britiih ADVANCED Psfs. Murad
Bey had Joined the Engliih. The Rritifh had
been reinforced with 5ooo men frsm Gibraltar,
Malta. &c. Admiral Keith has taken feet
OF "a fail Of Freseh veifels with trssPs tor &
gypt, eicsrted by corvette.
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WARRINGTON, July 81.

Yesterday the PRECEDENT of the u. States
Left this city for Msnticello.
Ga Tuefday Mr.. Madifsn, fee'ry Of Fate,
allie left Warrington for his feat ia Virginia.
Yeiterday arrived hare Aaron Burr, efquire,
vice PRECEDENT Of the United States.
July 80.
This day the Supreme Court Of the United
States met at the sapitoI--Prelent jufices Pa
terfon, Wafhisgton and MOsre. Chief-juRice
Martial is arrived, kat was prevented FROM ate
tending by indiipaiition.
] Wa ansticed within tic har coshl,raSls
itates, who are esssged ii feveral cafes Of i'm
Psrtance that are expected to be argued this
week.
A new wsrk, entitled, I" The Temple 81
Truth," haO made ito appearance in Saltimote.
From its prospectus the +" Temple" is dshen
ed "to embrace every department Of liberal
fsieace," but its mott prominent aRd arikipg
feature will be an inveGigatisn and. defeucs
Of True CkrjaiGn .T5es.gy." The editsrs arc,
the rev. JshR Hsrsrcve and J. B. Cslvin.
The monitor, or, Delaware Federalist. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1801-1802, 1801-08-08
LIVERPOOL, June 10.

Letters frsm Jerfey of the I'd, fare. that
the fears Of au invaGoR had nearly iubhded (;
the force of the enemy en- the oPPoflte coah,
appears to have been much exaggerated, and
tile FLANDERS have become mere coohdent In the
arrangements made for their defeace.
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RREsT FLFETy.

Lar night difpatches from adm. csrnwallis
were received at thG admiralty. They are een
rainly Of Importance. They fate, we UNDER
Rand, that there has been of late an uuulual
degree Of bulls and activity Of preparation a.
moug the s,ips Of the combined fqusdrsna ia
Bre& water.
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sTRAsBURG, Juae I.

The reports of the war again frresd through
Germany, are Totally vsid of foundation Kehl
aud CsiIsl are again occupied by the French |;
but this sught ts caste no alarm.
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GENOA, May So.

A Ragufan captain has deFsfed, that thers
has been rsvslutioa at Cagliari, (SardInial
in favor Of the French and that be met Can.
theavAs's fqaadrsn apparently falling for that
place.
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LONDON, June IS.

It is aGerted, that part Of Gauthsaurns.s
fquaaron has returned to Tculon. Il is DIN
cult to conjecture any way in vhich the
French can exPeA to reinforce their army in
Egypt.
Gsverumeur are faid to be in poacfiss ct
le,ters from gen. Rutchinfcu, dated May IR'
at which tins Alexaaaria held oHt ; but the
Grand Vizer had advanced to Cairo. The
French government is reported to have Tscsvl
ed late Information frsm Egypt Of very un.
plealant nature for then.
Lord Nelfsn's health, we are happy to lays
10 again improving.
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Lafef Foreign Nrrcs.

~ the HAxLFouiN, frsm LrvHkrssL, ar-
rived at BssreNs
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mn PORTUGAL.

A fquadron, cOn6Ring of ievsn fail Of the
l;ue, il Immediately to be difPatched to crnizs
between Cadiz and Liibsn. fer the Purpsle OF
preventing the juoaisn of the SPaniih & POr-
tuxucfe Aeets, which there are arsng grounds
to think will be attempted, Asuld Portugal
secede to the conditions Of peace PrsPcfed by
Fvance and Spain. The fhips are to be vi6tu.
allied fer three unestks, ard to be commanded
by adHairaI FIR J. SaHnarsz.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-02-13
95arsaay. february $.

Two engrofed bills were read and paiIed,
enc ofthem entitled g IN ST giving : righS
q pTe-emplious 90 certain per'oge who have
eonsyatied with John cleyes Synme or his
sIocia CO, los lan9s lying bc,w.s en- the Mia
M riveFs, in he riloSy OF the u S,aSes
noyth-veti OF The Osio." And the oii.er
entitled 90 An D& to add 70 The diasiG OF
Maize on the Chic, and 20 diicon.iuuc The
a'}fid Of Loniviile in Kentucky, sad Pal
loyra il Fcunta,e," aad therein TO aGsnd
th-'ad entiS5 " An et to rcguisse the
colieh,iou Of 5Ssiss On importe sad coinage a.
Ssys,al petitions we're esd and cererred.
The hcuis rsiolvej i,ieitja;o q cammitt, c
of,he whole ca he hill fof lie government
g tie ,iagia 81 Columbia, Ia which Gc7et u
arcea9msa's 7cre Daac, WHICH the coInnit
tee regowta o ,h- iouie.
q refalctiut which had been fDb1,. ,ted
to the coa6d rsiion Of the hopfe tome DAYS
:ipcr, fer coatpaing in force the isw tor
an gpenIing the iaisri.spf certain ofEieera
,heEein negiiened wa adopte4 BY The houfe,
sae p o.nlta i BRING in . 80
70: ha pdrFoie.
a msiiage was tecgi7ed from the Senate.
lnfo,niag Re houie, ia, The Ssnslc had
pelfGa aifor The goyeruncni ofthe Trr
n'9ry Of Co'9noia. Taa bil was read,
committed 70 a conogttee OF The whole
aoufT, ind made ,I,s order 81 ,he day for TO-
.Rorow.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-02-13

Who frs as'kas6 g pcop-rtF n the d:lria,
= nc ralas .! "a Colisss.
Nss. iirser. mevsd "a an anerducae 20
tes 'oreGe'pg ameninent, vhat Ci;izea,
io' 5s'ag q Ffscho'err, II order 10 ouslify
aoi as al. t,eseos,-'Ara Re a Houielseepsr,
an9 poiigard q prote-,y of,h- valde Of 100
DS.,sss. to - gfce,ssined Nv the record Of
The saa aHeaas6t neat preceding TIE period
c5r-ing l;cv5se.
scr tss'.aun's aTylcndGent vas wi,hGrawn.
saa Mr Hsrpsr's, which Though offered as
~ ameparpeat 70 II. was coup.ete f.hi.i-
ta'e To- c, WIS adopted
Mr. Elss5proc prooo' "a IS an amendu,ent
10 'hiF farne Ir9ior, 60 rsdcce the .err os
. Scaa,or, coa.iauiag il osTice f,o,a .ix, TO
lhres years.
tbs ao0on was ncga'ivei.
MIR. 'Tezeyel moved o str;ke out The Sc
nate altoge,bes, Oh shc grourd, that Con-.
greIs having the re5iGon os all la,ys that may
&c psiIed ior III. Territory, and the power
Of Teie3iug luch &C they did not approve,
would be ! !uf6cient cheek oa .he Repre--
scatsiiSes, wiIhsus a Scnasc.
Lbis notice was uega,ired
Mr. Macoa rnosed 40 an amradmens, that
the Senators ihopit be eieSsd i9mediasely
by the Psopls suJ not by E.scIols az pro.
poied by the Gil. This motion was aifc
oil
A,mo;ioa IVES made by ~ Nicholfon.
chat tie Electors mould 10, be pginitted.to
choots II 'nielgca a. Senator'S Thia mo,i-
GA was adopted
fhe Committee roFe, reported progcels,
and sil;el leave to iit eg5ip.
/ a 6fe3age was Tccs"ea from hc S-nsie
Informing the fIoyte lia' she SsOste had
pailed tne 81. foe erealnsa Msufoleuoa tor
( GRokSR u ss!NcSoHs wen anendmebts
! The ameulmeuts we're com6itted 10 . eon-
oi'ttee o. lte whole houis, and ordered %
Se printed.
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PHILADELPHIA. 80. =

q gentleman Ia Ne@.Yo,s ban written 70
his friend in tbs city, tire falloviag IN
formation which he received from a very
reipeaab's foufceVn Goadsiovps
Il ye.is had arrived al Poin'-Peire. on
the 77tn Decembe1 from 3oordeapx, in
u days paaage, Wit, 70 psGsbzsa, s. Of
WHOM ave Young CstOi-s, fora ~, ono
Ipg - tie ifsaa. This v-1,l tfoEgs, a
decree rseAliisg al the era'. ras,s who h 3
torn a!y left C1ada'oup;.
Alter tbia information &. j beer receive \
"a szpreia 'oat from Rochsfsrt, "a 9 dsys
paf7ges arrived - 3sns,ene, g',t H.. isme
decree, together NiiL tse Amtricsa treaty
winch was proclsined. Thcfe qcTsl, al !,
b'oughi information Of he ncmisa;ioa og
ciizVa LcicAliss as P,eGed as l5osds,aups
lie vas formerly iu,sada1; a, G,eaass
ana wen kho"h ~ a vofiay cha1aes.
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sFRINcFiELD, tA.aG Jan. ~.

Sunday uoru;ag La, between the ao.us
OF one and two o'ciork, the iihatitants Of
this town were alarmed by TIE cry of lifc /:
which proved 10 be cnc Of tue bniIdings be-
!onSiog to the public armoury on Fsde-
raj Hill. The building occupied as a G-
liag ana Booking .hop) as entirely coniu-
med, ,ogsthsr wish part OF the utsafls
afsd IN thcle branches Of tie bgGDeS aud
abouriiVe hundred Gand Of arns, nstarh-
haaaiRg the utmoe exertions Of The inl,a-
bi'an;O to cxtingri,h tie fares The loi5
IS elima,ed se about 1900 doiIars.
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ser s.aiiaasd)
#elinsiday, fs5raa,y 4.

1hs 7r-i,ioo of ions Hsll, Mnasl Tor
k-so'. lvsM-, Wss 80 100 .efcIrSd 20 the
C"rmne- 3f C'sims.
2 Pfii.icn q iuadrY 20 ldera ard n
saa'ianss 81 thc cityoj Warrington, pr
MS 'hs' Cgngre5 nsy -ehmc ibe ,u1idic-
Don C9i5w1'a, aoG lsnt code d laws
thataar, was fes3 ga relrrsa to me com.
2. e o. 'he rl,oie, 70 ~ IN. bal been re-
'e'.ea til.ca f,d ls6jcd-
80 i b'owu ep'ue5 t.ll 20 difchsyge
Lz~rsH-e ir5 ron Confinement, Rcd
twice and re'e,rcd TO c9nu,t.ee ct he
whole % morrow
hi $. smoli repcuei a biE TO odd 70
The ei.a!cf Of @sHe or go. ee,, and %
c"seo'iaoe tbe i3ae,i Of Leu.si ie, Kca.
AID Palmyra ir1.
ke'd ts,ice ard orie,tl to be easro6ed
tc rcrrow.
We Hou(c re!oise3 iifsIf inias Commit.
zee q ~ Whole oa fhe Bili ior ths Co
o" .pi OF i've Dt'ria Of Co.4mbi,.
Rrcieo as r,sde ~ A,r Gaas,in to
a~.l- h.s faor Of the Ba' 10 * 20
eztt.' P1r se9f vo.irs in Rtpi,f.p-
'slYt5, 60 aeilss-, o.he' .asn Z eehelds.s,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-02-13
NETWORK, January a..

o. ths trial Of the perions Who we4s.son.
v'ttej few weeks ago, ior altering llicta
nomination OF the rgtss Of The Manhastat
Company, it became Known thar some Of
the iuh'ao employed by them in dei.roy.
ng ihe ink, va ~ the cufody Of The iuc-
tIcsa q tac police, Tie attorney general,
in a conssria,ion with the profeaor Of che
niarY, PToRiied TO fsCd him forae oe it FOR
examination aud iince the pafIiag Of fen
tenee upon the offenders, AR. Reinlsn, the
caihicr Of the Manhattan Compan7. bat put
TOMS OF Into DR.. Mi,chsll'a hands. "a
liquid made from .h- materisl Is found TO
saace the Characters Of printers lux, with.
ou' damaging tie paper, in iaor5 time.
The co3?oa.icn and naiarc OF this Eng ul4r
ageni have been del. sied and will lead 10
a competition Of ink for printing, viii h
viii be proof agaieG Il. The dsgrua;en
Of w-i;irg INK BY Ok rated mur;alic acid
"a vel koown F; hut inc decompoG ioa CT
printing lex ~ BY q diG-ient process AID
upoa different prineielc.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-02-13

Tie powe. o. ddirc th;- e;ill be r-r2-ved q Il.
thsf party y ire 4, rs o tie convention. Nor
Co.'S sspower ref only iro7 the srticirlc as here
propo.ed Is is ai.y refervsd n besh pay,ies by
tae cilcet Of the pgsea5 Preach rsose and there
Is, eicssioye, nsec,y Tor fpes,yog 10 the eon.
ycni'2n tisli either his n'a;eag's assn,io, in this
rsipees or (sil sisJ sh7 Preeiie per.s Of iash il
misa,on.
Eut &c tazY aTpesr on his nlsieay's part more
eoniiiscns 's,t ihas opennefs which his ins;.ay i,
elrou' 20 abieryc IN thi, whole ,rauls Sion. that
you iaesld expre!s this Intention 10 N. Oas IN.
t1's itlge ~ the oiin.f referring 70 a iubfeqsss,
period she formal notification to be duly made IN
his "ajsitYs nans, ayreesbiy 20 ttc terms % rho
convention.
Sc'I arc ss liberty % eonmuaic,tc 70 NJ o 90
n tie eoai e OF your jifSv.iicns Il ,si,olc or aay
pare Of tnis stser, Aad 20 allow haa 20 cake ersr
eoPy, or iueh ersrlSts from It IS he nay w:a..
lsisnee3> GRANVILLE,
tie Be eoa:iar.L.)