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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-05-11
Z LONDON, MARcH 20.

LUNbDNs EANNE [VS
A meeting of the Cabinet Minilers was held
yeferdAy on the fobjea Of the communication
which has lately taken place between our Gov
eminent and France. through the medium Of
NJ. Otto, on the fubjea of negotiation. We
believe our new rulers 70 he attuated with a
Grcere and ardent defre for peace on terms
confident with honor & the interef of the nation,
and we are Perluaded that the enemy is not
leis anxious to terminate war TO the fuccefs
ful profecution of which his means are 70 mad.
equate; vet with this imprsilior, and further
opinion that negotiation will Be fhortly inlltu-
ted, we rega-d tie quelion Of peace 70 depend
upon The Hue of the Northern and Egyptian
Expeditions.
: Our funds have, during the week, rifen a.
bout two per cent. OH the rumour Of adjuRment
and were yeaerday traction better than on
Friday"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-05-11
ANECDOTE.,

BONAPARTE, it is iaid, never goes abroad
without Rrong guard. In the third at Of
Voltaire'sTragedy Of Oedipus, which was late
ly revived at the Theatre de Ia RepubIquc and
which the Chief Couful went 10 fee. The lines,
of which the following are trannaion. occur,
fPoken By Jocaita, in recounting the murder Of
the king, her huibind
The Monarch. even beyond his fortune great,
Like you dildan'd the ANXIOUS Pomp Of fate,
No hireling bands, before hes peaceful car,
In iuen pride, dilpay the from of war,
His reign and perlon to each fubjea dear,
No guard, he needed for be fell no fear ..-
The eyes Of The whole audience were imme-
diaJely directed towards the FRA Conful's box
The application Of the lenliment was obvious,
and the performance was interrupted for many
minutes by repeated ordinations OF bravo
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-05-11

By foreign papers It appears tna. n h
Helsn had gone to Paris to negoe'als .sst
Peace, and that miniRer from Paris va "a "a
to embark for England that the brg Y, n
srnmcSr had revoked the late order IT, ,'I III
turing the French filling veiisl' Y, - MsA
and was fpoken on the 18th at Ihs ehn n-.s,s
the cartegat; that it was the mott .i P,' ssli
opinion at Lloyd's, that a general pss = lib
fpeedily tax. place, in conieqaenee = hath'
Stocks had taken a comfortable Nar. t.,.tA
King had entirely recovered from hl' =. =. aie
nels that the pacific temper o. az IA 6srpf
iltry was expected to produce the ttTpSaaIba
consequences that The Emperor . ,,,ls lgs
forbid the Expectation Of all nayal -'.v
his dominions, ia any bottoms wa Il. atssS
The French funds, notvithfanais,s $50: "
that has besa paid to the sElei'0'''
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-05-11
MARcR y.

An Arm;aice has at length been concluded
between the French and the King Of Naples,
under the mediation Of the Emperor OF Ru6ia.
The 6rR efea Of this Convention was TO order
the departure of all the Engiifh lhiPPing 10 all
the ports OF hi, ST iIian MaIefy, and to order
that DO Erglifh veael mall in future have accels
10 them. The fame order extends to TuT kih
hps. The Engllh Merchant, at Naples have
requefed PahPorts TO return home.
@- MARCH z9.
We have already Rated tha: Mr.. Otto had
Tent off ddparches to Bonaparte on Saturday
night Taft they were forwarded from Dover
on Monday morning, and reached Paris on
Tueiday night. Bonaparte returned an anfwer
on Wednesday, which arrived at Calais on
Thurfddy morning, from whence it was in
Family conveyed TO Dover in Flag Of Truce,
and reacheG Londonabout midnight. We can
allure our readers the contents of this aRfwer
have not tranipired; 70 that we can only fate
the report, which was current this morning, in
the BET informed political circles which is, that
a Negotiation on the fubiea of Peace, will be
opened IN due form anu that as foon as the
Prekminaries are fettled, Lord ST. Helens is to
repair 70 Paris, as our MniRer on that occa-
fon perhaps il is nnnec- fairy 10 add, that
the private ard public character OF this noble
man Rands ex remedy high on the continent
There are many CT cumtances whith tend TO
aTengthen iii, report. The pacific language
of the new adm itration and their friends in
1he Houfe Of c mmons-the perfonal atten.
zion Of Lord Hawklbury to Mr.. Ouo's note,
relative 10 the French hherman, and mutual
siuranecs on other occafons -Beldes that al
perity of language which uled 10 be leveled at
this country in the French prints, has Of late
given place to a more conciliatory tone.
There is, however, another report TO which
We attach very little credit, viz thar BonaParte
has declared his determination to treat with
this country in conjunction only with his allies
--RuGa, Denmark, Sweden, Spain, sc.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-05-11

Since the commencement of Bonaparte's
reign the obiervation of the decade is not 90
ligarory, except upon the public funaionaries
The confcquence of dis indulgence is, that the
fhops OF Paris are open, and buGnefs tfaniaded
oa the decade, as on other days but many
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-05-11

In an account Of fales Of American -four in
Loadon March 70, publilhed in the new Lon
don Price Current, We find that fuPer6ne was
difpoled Of at various prices from 30 ihillings
to 90 per barrel and Indian. corn meal from
Al ihhlin9s to AZ per barrel.
Letters from Lilbon Ratc, that the French
Government have offered to take one half Of the
twenty millions of money, which they demand
IN diamonds.
American property, we underRand. was pro
perry and honorably refpeaed 6y the Brtih in
the capture of S., Croix and ST. Barts.
The Merimack loop Of war, was fold on
Wednesday for 20, 4os dollars,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-05-11

His Excsllency Governor STRONG, arrived
il town on Wednesday. The Hon Council IS
now in fGion Saturday is The lat day of
receiving returns OF votes tor Governor, Lieu.
tenant Governor and Senators.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-05-11

a letter from ST. Barlhclomews, 70 gen
tleman in this town, dated goth March, laS
that Ihand was given up to the Enghh On DC
goth, and all Swediih property aaOat scnfdsFsd
as prize.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-05-11
LOMR1PDr P0PLARS.

Among the very rapid Improvements mar
ing in this town, the cultivation of the PcPT
and other trees, is worthy of mentions aaEa'
ly as being ornamental and convenienti G
aIio conducive to health. Belides great Dan.
bers which adorn the yards and gaidsai n
private perlons, row has been placed, By @
fcriPtion, on each lide Of Wafhingtoa lp%
about half mile in length, leading to Backeae
Bridge. 1t is hoped this example viii b A
lowed in other parts Of the town.
EXTRACT.
The cities mott celebrated for h,aulJ
Europe are, for the mott part, Ornamental T1
Trees In the magnificent cities OF H'lA4
aately elms embelliih every Rreet, and %! Y
Frequently in double rows. Italy, PaFiIful.nI
Lombardy, owes her greatea ornament 2 " W
delightful Poplar Trees-not only tae sn =
but the roads are all ornameatsd with ln..i
They not only give the whole country gSI NJ NJ
Plealant afped, but experience has PROVED ~ n
falubrity in contributing eiientiallT 70 as. II,
by purifying and refrelhing the air. i ! !, v 4.
few years Gnce America has been 6'sl'u y. " !
thefe charming trees, and We already pss IL
find them ia our cities, villages, and 0n M, gvse
roads. Some patriotic gentlemen !, y nE NJ.
Iland have Lately contributed iPritsaelY ~
one hundred tkoufaud Of them eulIs I. Nj
that Italy Of America, 70 embellIlh 1O'D
and towns"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-05-11

Captains to be retained in the Nav ~
their iank-Talbott, TrExton, Morris Mn, II
Crofs, Barron, Tyrnn, Rodgers, and P,.i
II is laid Capt, P. declines f-rvine On sccas
of his III health and that Capt. Bsinbri5s. /.
appointed in his place
Commodore TTuHton has iGued proe,r,
ton at Norfolk repairing lhofe cnd.r bi,cn
mand 70 treat the Freneh Oficers and Ss,ns
with civility and refpea.
Com. Truxton is iaid to lave written 70 cst
Preble, that he lbould net be able to COON H.
preient expedition and had rrqusaed I.srs
retire for the prefent.
The Vice Prefdent has viGted the Egsh.
gate at New York, and received a aluts If Is
guns.
The Dey of TriPoli has agreed to wait III
an anfwer from the Prehdent of the U. Stats
before he conn1its any ad Of hoRiIity--anda
he does not then receive a PrslSuf, be VIII u
clare war.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-05-11

are, Captain Sau Ter, eorcciyiEz the prob bill
.sy Of boarding viii would have Iecured him
vi6lnry, gave orders for fscon9 attempt, but
i was aill eluded by the enemy's fhils.
A hie which broke out three time, Fill ad
sed 70 Tie embarraiiment of the combat, and
..his crcumaance gave the enemy unexpected
,dvaa. ages, feveral Of The guns on the main
nd qnarterdeck were entirely difmounted, and
''Afiquaine having lott many eilential parts
OF her rigging could no longer be worked.
Capt Saunier having been feverely wounded,
disd foon after The command then devolved
On The Capt. Of rho ftigate Magende, who be-
ing ALTO wounded, was obliged 10 be carried 10
me fuFgeon's birth.
Lsnt. LafEe having then taken charge of
The fIiga,r, in confeqnence of thele events
found that the fails and rigging were rendered
entirely ufeies tina; the triSate consequently
corld net be mannuvcred, ard remained ex
poscd 10 the FIRE Of the enemy mott of the of
hcers were wounded +, Are alto broke out be.
tween decks, and there were four feet water in
The hold. III
Farther redRance being ulelefs, the Africaine
AIuck her colours at three quarters after nine at
night that is to fay, after an obttinate engage
meet Of about four hours. We had I17 men
Killed, and I76 wounded.
The Diet Of Ratifbon has ratified the treaty
Of Peace concluded at Luneville by the EmPe
ror, in the name Of he Germanic Empire-the
King of PruiIia, as one Of the States Of the
Empire, alGo, agrees % il, upon condition, how
ever, that, as it was concluded by his Imperial
MaeRy, without full powers from the Empire,
1t fhall neither be prejudiciAi 10 the general
rights Of the Empire, ct of lis particular States
Hi PruGian MaeRy alto relerves the right Of
so operating in tie reiult Of the peace, with
regard TO the ConIiiJulion and internal regu-
lstions Of the Empire, as well as in all the ul-
terror conventions and arrangements. Several
Of the Princes, among them is the Eleaor of
Bavaria, adhere 10 Che releryation of Prufia.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-05-11

The Britlh frigates Cleopatra and Andto-
marrhe, failed in a late attempt to cue Several
veliels out of a port in Cuba. 1t. Taylor, I
midihiPmen and 8 feamsn were killed. and a
number Of officers and feamen Desperately
wounded, belonging to the Cleopatra.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-05-11

The accounts Of the captures, by the Blitilh,
Of the Hands Of St. Bartholomew, St.Marlins,
s.. Thomas, aud St Croi1, arc amply confirm
cd by The recent arrivals at the Southwark ;
they ALTO add, that, the feet was to proceed m
mediately 10 ST. EuRata, and Guadalupe, &C.
and would probably take all the French, Spa
Min, Danilh and Swedilh Hands in the Welt.
Indies. ST. Martins made fome reftance
before It was taken PoGelIion Of, in which 50
French were killed, and 40 wounded /; the lois
on the Gde Of the Brtih, was IS killed and
wounded.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-05-11

The Editor Of the Gazette Of the L. 3. has
been Profe ed for libel on Dr.. Leib. the
Representative Of Philadelphia in Congrefs. Is
the Proiecution commenced at common law?
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-05-11

The Hon. Ofves EiJfeyort5, late Euvov,.a.
French Republic, has arrived al Boaop
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-23
COTTON 81 STEWART
H0Ve receiDed, a large and general
ASSORTMENT of BOOKS
IN THE DIFFERENT BRANCHES OF
POLITE LITERATIJRE.

Amongst which, are the following
JEFFEReCN 's Notes on Virginia, hot prer,a
Ri. Kotzebue's Phys, vols Ladies M,e'
cal Magazine, Parks Travels, steuarts W.a,
OF Society, Cheaerfeld's Letters, vols. CuIls.'.
Practice oil PhyGc,, Wallis OH Health. paSa,'
Philotophy, 2 vols. Gi5lpn's Surveying M N.Y.
Navigation. by Blunt, Burns's Poems. NI;,Io.'
Ancient iiiieory, 2 vols. Practical Education
vols. Beauties OF St. Pierre. Buchau's Family pb,
iician, Fox's Book of Martyrs, vols. ie?'s
Memoirs, Britifh State Trials, Sobnfon's ADM;
rally Reports, vols. 30 be continued Cen,Is
man and Ladies' Preceptor, q vols Finn,er =,
the Blood, vols. Ca'dwsll's Memoirs, Wi,I;cb,
Lectures, Martins Law Ct Nations, Vsl,cp'
DiFto. Newton on the Prophecies, vols. pdn
hurgn Diipcn!acry, Elegant EytraGis ConG;
,ut'ons, Zimmerman OH Solitude, Ditto on n,
tional Pride, Biacis}onc's Commentaries ,J,
.olectinn OF tarccs, vols. Polite Gd,ca.;on
""Ie Pantheon, junius'S Letters, vols Cp.
thris,s Geography, knoxe's Education, vols
CIt'o EBays, vols. Coajgans Travels, Cooks
voyages vols. Oarnberger's Travels, &c. &c
n . Eel S.
ihe Armenian, vols Monta|bert, D yol
Anto'nerte, Tales of Wonder, (by Lewis , WI,
My Uncle Ihomas, . yols. lack Smith, Spri,
.. the Garlic, Arthur Mcrvin, : y9I,, Cl,r,
Howard, ormond, Weiland, NTsil o. ~. Ham.
let, Vagahond, Sailor Boy, Ath'in and Dim.
bayne, Romance OF the Forelt, vols. Myfe.
RES OF Udairho, 3 vols. Louila, lula and n.
Baron, Ghoit Sicr, Tale OF the Tines, : Wi.
Camilla, vols. Evs';na, z vols. Monk, voN,
Family OF Oftenlburg, Negro, vols. BIsc;
Valley, Ellen and Mordaunr, 4 vols. Gcoro.
barnweii, Mountain Cottagcr, Children of h.
A!noey, 2 vols. Roachiort tamily, Darcy, E.
mia de sVarmont, Oakindalc Ab6ty, The Fair
lmpottor, vols. Rdelfriaa, vols. Count De
Hoenidcrn, vols. Henrietta Mortimer, . voIs.
Fashionable Daughter. Count Gseiehen, Emma
DorviIie, Scorch Feirels, 3 vols. Mis- BATH.
mores, vols. Advertisement for Hufband /,
vols wandering Ilender, vols Cornelia Sed.
iey' VGis Tom Jones, 5 vols. Edward, BY
Moore. vols. Mordaunt, by Ditto, vol:
Reuben an Rachel, Girl fthc Mountains, . yol,
Ayitic Cottager, &c. &c.
ALSO,
Bibles, Tcl2ments, Pfllters, Common PRAYER
Books; Dilworth. Wcbfer, Univerla', Pearc:,
London, and Rational Spelling Books, Primers,
aud large collection Of Hiitores and children,'
Books, Writing aud Letter Paper, and Paper
5angingi Waters, Quills, Ink Powder, Vo.n
Strings. Playing Cards, Song Books, and Blank
Books, &c. &c.
ALMANAcS for. the year 1902, by tina
grocs, dozen, or Gng'e.
~ Country shopkeepers fupped on the low.
ELI terms.
October 20.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-23
REMOVAL.

TIE Sublcr;bel respectfully informs
his Friends and the Public, thar he has re-
moved his Gore into the brick houfe adj
joining Mciirs. James RuRcli & Co.'S,
where lie has opened nea, aIortmen1 OF
SEAS0 NABLE GOODS,
CenGttigg OF
Superfnc, fnc and coarfe cloths, Ker-
feys, hall thicks, Auihings, coaiings,
Kendall cottons, hannels, baizes, role
and itriped Blankets, ca6imeres, fwan-
downs, plaids and jer(eys, fancy cord,
velvers, tuitains, tufts, caiicoes, Irih Ii
mems, ihawls, check handkerchels, beds
ticking, ticklenburg, oinaburg, sc. -
Gen,emen's hne hats of the neweR faih-
on and of a very fuperior quality, felt do.
by the cafe and by retail, children's
eoarie and fine do. fhoes, kid, fuf, and
leather flippers. Loaf fugar, brown do.
III barrels, coffee in bags and barrels,
pepper and alfpice, china and queens
ware, which are now offered for fale OH
the noh reafonabIe terms.
JOSHUA RIDDLE.
Oct. 10. d6teo
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-23
Notice..

ALL perlons having claims againG the
the caate OF captain WIliiam Chapman,
deceated, are requefted to furni!h the lame
, to the iuoicrlber, properly authenticated,
for tettlement; and all thofe indebted 70
iaid eitate, are deGred to make immediate
payment longer INDULGENCE can be
given, but the accounts mutt be cloicd as
loon as poGbie.
JOHN FOSTER.
Nov. 2. eoIm Admir-
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-23
JAMES V. BALL.

n. 8. Any perfon purchafng may be
iupplled with flock of all kinds neceGary
and flficient for the plantation.
Feb. 70. law
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-23

Inc SA0jCTa0er 1O2Gl SELLS
EXCHANGE for approved land
near the Blue Ridge,
A valuable Tract of Land
in Northumberland county, two miles
from the court houfe, and near the bank
OF the Potomac, containing nos acres.
This tract is divided into two plantations.
on the one there i; brick dwelling houfe
50 by 35 feet conveniently divided, and
Two brick Offices, II by Is feet. A farm
ed houie 20 by IS feet deGgned for an
ovcrieer, and other cut houtes.
l he convcnienccs Of this place are G.
1ualled by few, and the profpest excel.cd
by none IN the fate. The hcutc is i;,u-
ated on high hill and commands an ex-
tenilve view of the Potomac and the Chef.
aPeaSe bay. There is creek Astounding
with the f1nef filth and oyfers, which .er-
inmates the Hat land of this tract, tha, IS
navigable for bay craft, and affords an
excellent landing place within half mile
OF the houie. On this part Of the tract
there IS an excellent bearing apple and
peach orchard, and a variety of other
'ruit trees. 1t has great Efficiency of
oak and hickory timber, FOR the ufe of
the plantation, beGdes large quantity of
pine.
On the other plantation there is a frame
dwelling houie 81 by S feet, and few
out houfes, iuch as tenants generally have
about them. This part of the tract is as
well iitnated for farming as any lands in
Virginia. 1t is well watered, has fuG-
cheney Of timber for Its fupport, and
ilourifhing young peach and apple orch
ards.
AS it is prefun,able that no perfen will
make iuch purchaie WITHOUT viewing the
premiies, all that is necenary to add is that
Mr.. Spencer Ball, living thereon, will
thew the whole, and is fully authorized TO
make fale thereof.
JAMES V. BALL.
n. 8. Any perfon purchaing may be
iupplied with flock of all kinds neceGary
and efficient for the plantation.
Feb. 70. law
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10 be Hired,

An excellent dining room fer
want. Enquire Of the Printers.
Nov. IS. 2aw At
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Robert s." John Gray

Beg LeaTOe to return TIER .fAcere aekn07v-
Iedgments 10 the citisens If Alexond,1u,
and tie tubLic in general, for fbe vrry
liberal encouragement they haze expert
emred dnrlng The pe'iod fby b0ve been
in bgfn15-Rr1mg evitb ronfdeuee Of
confinnance Of .faOors, tbey n0,s o.
frJor Ele, npzoards Of Two THoU-
SAND VOLUMES ofu/efnlG entertaining
ID a a u {,
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14Vbitb THE toLzoavi4g are a part i:
+, a w.

Laws of the United States complete uclud-
ing thofe of the lat felton, of Congref.; Giber,s
Law of Evidence; Park on lrturance; Cooper's
Bankrupt Law; fonblanque ON Equity; Powell
on Contracts; P,cader's Afliitant; Perkins Con-
veyanccr; Kyh on Exchange; Backbone $ Gem
mentarics, with uotes by Chri9an; Conductor
Generals; Contributions of the United STATES ;
American Clerks Magazine; Vattcrs Law o!
Nations, &c.
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M E D &c N f.

Motherby's Medical Dictionary, Cullen's Me-
terra Medica; Cullen's Practice Of Phyiic; tdil-
burgh New Ditpeaiatory; Bu>hans Doa,etic
Medicine; Hunter Oh the Blood; Bell on rho
Venerial; Rufus Medical Enquiry; Monros
Syitcn of Anatomy; Darwin's Zoonomia; lack
ion on the Fevers of the Wet Indies; Caldwell.
Memoirs &c
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-12-19

enhanced By the virtuesof the party to ~hom
it is applicable in this country. InRcsd Of Fed
erai1fs. they now dub ,hemlrlves Rrpabtieass.
Could this change ofnames produce corrcf-
pondcnt renovation of principle. VIC ihould be
we'll plcafed. Bur believing thar they are the
implacable and in,etcrate eiemies of Repub-
canif.n, and that they sGume the nile of Re-
publicans only to difgrace il, and TO difguiic
their efforts TO extermina,e the prireph, we
regard them as more defpicable than ever.
This attempt at impohtion will, however,
be as vaia as il is meaa. The Republicans are
not to be duped by Manner. Pyreiplrs arethe
only criterion of their appreciation, and thefe
mnR be exemph6ed by practice. And as the
AIS was difcoverable by his breying. tho dif-
guifed in the garb of Lion; fo~will the
Federalifts betray themfelves by their p,ae-
Hee, let them aaume what name they will.
a
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-12-19
From ,be BosroN CHRoNIcLs.
OLD-SOUTH-No. LII.

CONSISTENCY is = principal trait in
~ political character. The Ccntinel, even
while deploring that war had ceaied, is gaf.
conading, that the Eogliih 5 per cen,s. Rand
at os dollars to hundred that they have
"not LOT foot of ground J" thar " the ihips
taken at Toulon are not returned" &c. But
the chagrin ariiss smidR theie pretended con.
prasuiations on Britiih advantages. from the
! eth article Of the Treaty. which evidently
News that the terms were dictated in Paris,
viz. !" The prefcns preliminary articles mall
be exchanged a, London in rhe fpace of IS
days'at tartheR"-" that " Plcnipotensiasies
ihall be appointed to proceed 10 an arrange.
ment Of the de6nitive T'vcsty, in concert with
shc allies of the conrsding parties" Pssy,
MAJOR, inform no who are the allies on the
part Of the Bri,iih, to give their weight in
the Convcntion at Ausinsf Alas. il il 7" too
srue." they will have but little help from
this quarter. This T,esty carries further
marks Of FJcnch fupremacy--tbe (" ErR
Confal Of the Republic. &ands before Hrs
MAJssry, enc king Of the United Kingdom
Of Great. Britain and Ireland" This Ger.
ssinly locks a little !" Equally" that Citizen
Buonapar.e ihould take rank Of His Msjeay
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-12-19

Suppofe Mr.. Jeacrfon or Mr.. GalIasia
had advanced lmilar doctrine on the Debt
of the United States. as 10 advanced-in the
Centinel on the Britilh debt-fuppofe they
had faid, thar the debt was due from one in
dividual to another. and therefore if
"f2onge" was applied to the fettlement. not
more than 20 individuals would retrench one
meal day 10 their iuoifence } If this is true
of England, it is equally applicable to Ameri-
ca and, provided IL was adopted. how many
fat, plump fock-holden would become as
thin and lank as pack Of hounds, after
couriing whole day without any game TO
fatisfy their hanger. Away. away with fuch
Jacobinical principles; the Centinel is aiming
to throw Public Credit in the wind to help its
diforganizing adherents--br the Chronicle.
ever Ready to its objed, will purlue fuch re-
negadoes to their fecrct holds, and expofe
them to public execfation.
OLD. SOUTH.