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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-23
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 70.

maics briggs Julia, Holt, Bordeaux; H.
ran Smith, Malaga ichrs. Nancy, Brown,
p. Republican; Succeis, Tice, Richmond /;
Adventure, Butterworth, Halifax; Ma
~. Ecuchcr, Cayenne; D,i'atch, Max
we'll, Charletton Experiment, Johnion,
Havana Fame, Pitner, Charleiton -
Ann, Stevenfon, Savannah; iloops Mcri-
on. Williamlor, NaHau; Sally, Webb,
Richmond; franklin, Packham, St. An
drews; Warrington Weiton, Havana.
Cleared, nip Hindoaan, Findiey Liz
hon: BRIG Thomas, Halves, Havana.
Capt. Holt, of the brig Julia, fpoke on
his paGaee froe Bordeaux the following
ycntls, viz.
Oct. 9, lat. 40, "A, n. long. ze, So
w. the lchr. Betfey, -, from Bot
ton, to Malaga--had fuffered mu>h by
gales of wind. OF. FL, lat. 40, Al, N.
long AZ, -, w. the barque Hannah,
White, of Salem, from Gibraltar, to Bot
ton, informed that the u. S. fchooner Ex.
perirnent had taken one of the Tripolitan
CRITTERS.
OCT. 81, lat. 81, ~, long. 50, 50, the
hip Maria, Taylor, from Malaga, fer
New York, who contraditted /" the Elk
pertinent having taken Tripolitan CRUZ
fer" bur laid there had been fcyere en-
gagement.
November 5, lat. 81, 81, N. long.
s., "a, w. the flip Warren, Bunker of
Newbedford, 50 days from sriltol, for N.
YORK.
November IS, the Galliot Polly,
Campbell, from Philadelphia, for Janai-
Arrived fchr. Experiment, Stevenfon,
from HAVANA. Left there brig Ruth and
Mary, Selby, of and Tor Philadelphia, the
sd ot November.
Brig Sally, Kennedy, for ditto, fchr.
Jane, Lowth, do, loop Rover, James, Ma
laga.l
Brig Gayola, failed from Havana for
Philadelphia 10 days before the Expert
ment.
Sloop Sally, Foaer, Of this port, for
Bay tiunday, next day.
Sloop SuGanna, Morgan, of this port,
failed for port Maurice the 31f Oct.
/ Sch'r Fair Trader, 49,, for Phila.lel-
phia, failed for HAVANA in CO. with the
Experiment.
Capt. Buher left at Cayenne the / 9Th
of October:
Brig Aliasncc, Mahlen, of and for
Charlefon, although ihe had been con-
demned as unfit for iea.
Brig Greyhound, Booth, Of and for
Charlefon, in days.
och'r Exchange, Barron, of Baltimore,
from London for N. Orleans.
Sch'r Sarah, Willig, of Norfolk, failed
IRON Cayenne in September for Rio de Ia
Plata.
Sloop Ffiendhip, Walton, of and for
this port from Cape Francois, has put in
to Savannah in diitrefs.
Sch'r Dagfborough, Smith, from hence
has arrived at Madeira.
The Polly, Clark, from Lilbon, lief.
brig Juniata, Brown, to fail the 18th OF
september Tor Philadelphia brig Brandy
wine Miller, capt. Frame, from N. York,
TO iall In 8 days for Belfaf. The 18th
OF October, In lat. 40, long. Is, fpoke
ien'r iris, capt. Sayward, from Malaga,
for Bolton, IS days out. Ott. IL, lat.
/ A. 80, long, IS, fpoke hip Hero, Pink
nam, from Norfolk, for Dunkirk. OF.
81 lat. 10, long. s., fpoke lhip Com
nsFce, from Hamburger, for New York,
4 all well.
/ Sip Thomas Wilton, Bruno, from N.
O!ltans, poke Sept. so, in the MiGiAippi,
c'9 ONO, Talbot, and brig Fame, Jones,
from Jamaica.
ny ieveral letters from the officers and
~e"s OF the American veGeis detained at
SeAlrasi; appears, that tlefe unfortunate
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-23

ny ieveral letters from the officers and
views OF the American yelels detained at
. seAirasi; appears, that thele unfortunate
~, . are treated by their unmanly vittors,
WIN more than favage brutality. We
pave now before us letter from one fthe
|G Iew OF the fhip Molly, of this port dated
|oE'oner 20 which natcs 6 cur captain,
lPeie@Fgo, mates and crew, without
/ S>ePtion' have been plund- sed, and thofe
40 'e'aie to "trip have been mangled by
: '"oras OF shcie iavages, the blood iluing
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-09-15

ferve, that it was expressly fta,ed to the
plaintiffs agent, when the goods were
put on board, that the fhip was licelded
70 convey il; and it was too much for
the defendant to infer, after his warranty
to that effect had been acted upon, that he
had no fnch lieenfe. Upon the whole, he
thought the defendant was bound by his
own warranty that the ihip had licenfe,
and that he was alto bound by the att OF
his mate, It had been iaid, that the plain
tiff, intead Of re.orting to the captain,
fhould have brought his action againtt the
owners, who lived in America he
thought otherwife he did not think the
plaintiff was bound TO croEs the Atlantic il,
iearch of iuiice, though no doubt it would
DE there rendered to him, WHEN he could
obtain it with lels trouble by appealing
agains the defendant in the court of this
country.
The jury gave verdict for the plain
tiff, damages ISol.
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publtr Sale.
THIS DAY,

AfoyR o'eleek in the afieruoon, gviV be
perenptoriiy fold, on tbe p,emiss,
That valuable three ftory
brick Warehouie, with two Aory frame
Warehoule thereto belonging, fronting ON
King freet, and ACCOMMODATED bya wide
alley in the rear. 1t being the frA LOT
on the eaftward Of the corner OF King and
Water ftreets.
This property is we'll known by many
TO be equal TO any in the town of Alex
andria--and fueh as know it not, and
VITA TO become purchafcrs, OF cour{e will
view the premiies, therefore, further par
tieulars and minute descriptions are tho'e
unnecehary. The title is indifputable,
free Of ground rent, and the terms otpay-
ment viii be made known previous to the
idle.
P. G. MARSTELLER,
SGt1f ~ q
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-09-15
BALTIMORE, Sept. 9.
g SIR,

I, 1t you pleaie you will make the fol-
flowing facts public through the American.
I-On the a9;h of Auguf, while Aretching
|oft from the Capes, deferred two fail, to
which we gave chafe, and at P. M. came
up with flip Mercury, captain Waters, OF
baltimore, and near her, his Britannia
gMaJeity's ihip Brutus, capt. Smith, alias
huriton. The Mercury had her main
IAN hauled up, and no perton bur the boat
Twain on deck with three failors, who faid
the Hoop of wars crew had been on board
ana peat the captain, mate, end four of the
crew IN iueh a manner as rendered them
ahaoie TO do duty. They alto United or
my coming on board, and taking the ihip
again into port. ! told them that unleis
tie hyperion officers wanted my iervices /
Could NOT give them; they aniwered, tina,
they were too ieverely beaten to come on
deck The locp of war laying on the
Niercury's weather quarter, thought i
aoyiieaoie to frR fpesk her, which I did
ana was informed that fhe was from Der.
muaa' on csaile, and bad the day be-
iOse captured a Philadelphia fchooner, from
APE Francois, bound 70 Philadelphia. g.
s were then juf making Gail 10 rllace a vef-
&c, 70 wlndward, which they expected was
ao'g from Cape Francois for Philadei-
PlNa' aked the reafon of capt. Waters
laying With his couries hauled up. The
l1p'aio tod NE Waters was pretty well
oo'e over ; that he had fent his lieutenant
onoGard, VINO informed him that the fhip
was y. M. Brutus, and afked for Tome ofoy
suu ploy'hons for tie people, which eape e.
~, w. 'etuied to give; when The lieut.. fsnt
waters on board The Brutns with his M !.
pc's ;--iams Of the Eritill, failors remained
S S"p0ard the Mercury, while CAPT. w. un-
"elweht hrs examination, who, on ,he;,
's'urn, fad Waters mate and crew inf.
men by damnipg his maiefy,s
ana al hahds on board"
1 then left the Brutus ano went =.
'0ngude capt. W. who then came or deek
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and told me tina. the fhip fired a, him in a
| calm, which was the reaion OF his refu6ng
them provi6ons. That he and the Britiih
captain parted as gentlemen but when he
was about to make fail, was again board
ed by barge containing, the captain and
number OF iailors, who, with the cap
tain, faid they come to get redre(s for the
(fuppofed) infult which had been offered
TO his majsRy, Captain w. laid heihould
give him none, as he could not be antwer-
able Tor the conduct of his failors in his
abience. Onwhich fki-milh took place
between the Britiih and American {ailors,
which captain w. went forward to en-
deavour 20 ippprefs, when the Britiih
captain truck Waters ieveral fevere cuts
with his hanger, which captain Waters en-
deayored TO retaliate with billct of wood.
the fSirmi1h grew warm everal of
the Americans were Knocked down dead
which irritated their comrades 10 fuch
degree that they threw iome Of the En-.
glith failors over the bows, and gave them
a chance of fwimming for their lhip, and
drove the caprain and the remainder into
their boat and obliged them to puih off.
The mate was 70 much injured as to be
confined to his bed, as was alto four Of the
teamen. Captain Waters was very much
wounded but he faid he would cndea-
your 70 keep his courle that night, ard if
he grew worfe, he would come back.
LETT him at II o'clock. The next morn
ing iaw the iloep of war, board a brig,
which ioon altered her courie, as if fhe had
been raken. Al this was but Royt a/-
rance from the Capes.
GEO. H. COUGH.
Mr.. A. Martin.
September II.
Arrived, brig Fanny, capt. Thompfon,
from St. Thomas's.
Left there, the fchooner New York, Of
New York, juit arrived.
The brig Cyrus, captain 49,, of and
from Bottom, failed to 'leeward from St.
lhomas's, on the I2,h Auguf.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
KING'S-BENCH, GUILDHALL.
LONDON, July 9.
BEFORE LORD KENYON.
HUNT, VS.. LOARING.

This was an action bro'r by the PLAIN
tiff, merchant, againf the defendant,
the mater of an American vei1el, for the
value of fix puncheons of gin, taken ON
board, and omitted TO be comprehended
In the ihip's manifef in confequence of
which they were ieized and detained at
the cuffom- houfe. 1t was proved that the
Puncheons were received on board by the
defendants mate. The defence was, that
the goods were taken On board without the
content Of the plaintiff, who was ON fhore
at Rotterdam at the time, and the yeGel
thirty miles below.
There were feveral points of law RATED
by MIR. Erlkine, the council for the defen
dans, the chief of which were, that the
goods in queGion had not actually been
condemned, bur were only in a fate of de-
tention, and alto thar the goods put on
board the plaintiffs ihip were contraband,
and the importation of them not juftihed
by the general terms of the kings procIa-
nation, allowing the trade with Holland
as neutral power at the time.
Lord Kenyon obferved, thar it was one
of the hra principles Of the law, that the
matter lhonld befaccountable for the con-
duct Of his, fervant, with regard TO civil
cafes, though he was not 70 with refpeA to
thoie of a criminal nature. It had been
ffated by lord Bacon, as fundamental
maxim, that in civilibus matter was ap-
fwerabie for his feryant. The daily prac-
tlce OF thecoyrt was founded upon the prin-
/ cipie OF refpondeat hyperion, TWAS pin
ciple which lord Coke fpoke of as rot to
be controvcrted. The act therefore, of
the mate mutt be taken TO be the act of the
captain; where il otherwife, what would
be the ftuatiop OF the public ! A merchant
goes on board ihip with freight, and he
finds ths matte, who, repreient.ng his cap
tain, receives it. Wsas II reafonable that
he hould be afterwards told by the capt.
the mate had acted without bis authority I
With regard to thepoint, that as the de-
ciaration ftated the goods TO have been
| forfeited, il ought to have been fhewn,
that there had been a regular Judgments,
the Excheqler, he 6,ould leaye it open TO
the learned council TO argue il hereafter, il
he fhould think proper. Rejecting the
sings proclamation, allowing the impor-
Itation OF neutral property not applying to
the pFcient inAance, he had only TO OBJ.
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Rntterworth, Halifax

feature, Butterworth, Halifax
Hentry, Virginia.
The Fanny, from Grecnock, failed 3If
1uIv. in company with the Briefs, Dunlc-
W., for this port. ,r
Aug. 7, fpoke hip Besfey, Allen from
,bis bort bound to Liverpool, out "a days,
lar. e., long. rs. Sept. 9th, fpoke brig
|Wea Point, from Hamburger, bound to
philadelphia, out Sc days, lat. 4o1, long.
|6sI. Same day, fth'r Hope, from Por-
|tc.R Rico, bound to Bottom, out 10 days.
The flips Jane, and Favorite, were TO
hi; foon after the Fanny, for this port.
BRIG William, Cohbs, of Portland, 90
davs from Hull. July 70, trcke Ihip
|Friiendhip, Sherman, from New York
bound to AmRerda.n, 81 days OUT. LAT.
|sl, II, fpoke .hip Rein Deer, Hak, from
baltimore, to London, 25 days Our. Same
Esy, lpoke hip Freedom, Loring, from
Rotterdam TO Bottom, 3 days out, lat. 50.
goth, fpoke nip Virginia, Cowper.
Arom Norfolk to Cowes, IS days out, LAT.
10, long. l6. Augut If, fpohe brig
d rankin, Rowland, from Belfaf to New
[Tedtord, s days out, long. II, 80, lat.4o,
k9. 10th, lpoke brig Iawk, FL days
from Charlefon to Glafgow. aIit, fpoke
Ehip Venus, Shays, from London to Bal'i-
more, IS days out. aS,h, fpoke fch'r
Speedwell, from the Grand Bank to Mar
blehead.
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept. II.


Yeferday arrived here, the thip Can
ten, capt. Mclaughlin, from Calcutta
We underfand this is one of the rieheit
|ihips that has arrived here for conGdera-
bic time paf.
We are informed that the fhip Fanny,
capt. Braine, from Greenock, was coming
Cup to New York when the mail left there
ION Thurfday. Letters by this nip we're
sreceived in town yetterday morning, but
Jas they are not later than the 3If July !;
I'VE are induced TO believe he mutt have
failed much earlier in Augua than was ex
sPetteds and that fhe caqnot bring very late
news.
\ Arrived, chip Canton, M Laughlin, Cal
Ecutta; Active. Rofe, Londonderry Ad-
venture, Denabre, Porto Rico; Venus,
SYorke, Portland.
y Aryived at The Laza,rtto,
4 Schr. Little Tom Butler, Powers, Go.
snaives.
Cleared, fhips Ceres, Jones, Eaa In
lies; Warrington, WiTlianfon, Rio de la
Plate; fehooner Nancy, Morfe Hayan-
pa.
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initanee OF prompt and decifive, though ac-
cidental or providential pun.lhment of
thief. is extracted from the supplement- to
the European Magazine for 1900.
" A few days ago, man who had the
appearance OF laborer, was found fran
gled in a field near Cumberwell, Surrv
II appeared that he had itolen lheep, the
hind legs of which he had tied together.
and put them over his forehead, in order
to carry # away, but il is though, that, in
getting over the gate. thy fleep itrugeled,
and BY fuddep fpring lipt its teet Gown
to his throat, for in that poltpre they were
found, the animal hanging on one iidc Of
the gate and the dead man on the other.
II is Ratcd in lasc London PAPER, thar
there is J veil in Grand Cairo ct sic alto.
mining depth of z76 feet, and SO feet in
circumference; it is cut in fold rock. .
and oxen are employed in drawing Up the
water, which is very plentiful at all times,
and OF a hne pure quality. Ibis place is
called Jofeph's we'll, taken from a Grand
Vizier, WHO, about TOO years ago, had the
care OF rhs work under Sultan Mahoner.
For the Alexandria Adueulser.
EoAfb1fsr, Sept. II, 1901.
MefIrs. S. SNowDEg & Co.
OBSERVING an unjuai6ab.c attack
ON my reputation, by WALTEaS. BELT.
whole ebaya7es as a Fiklam and a Cozu-
ara, pref'lme, is /4GeieutI eRaIAAea.-
He has filled me a complete fcoundrel If
10, am afonilhed that fuch fns pests-
mar as he is, fhould apply to me fer a GER
tikcate 70 Prep lis ebara67er-but knew
his frirksfo0 ,tofl, and peremptosily retu/rS
bim.-l He produces the certificate of five
respectable men, (as he terms tt.er) to
prove me liar. | will only call the at
tennon of the public moment 10 lbat
certificate Two of theie ee,iifeafe gen
Hrman (it can be proved were nofiu ta7yx
7plrn fbt o6rLy qvos two Others were
at 'O0ri4nce 7urb me, and the fifth is an
uncle Y f,a Belts.
Ycu will pblige me by pnblihing the
certificate OF nine Respectable men OF this
neishbouihood, which will thew TO the
world III what eitimation the aaertions Of
he /aia Beh .souia be held.
WY. HUSKIMS.
We the fubicribers have been well ac-
quainted with Mr.. WILLIAM IlpsxINs
for numE'er of years, and have had zeal
ings With him 70 comfortable amount,
and have always found him jaH and no.
neit We do really believe no difgr4ce
can be atrached to his reputation.
W>Ai0m 7'upAer, jim. Peter Couler,
Jobn M'Ixte@, Beverley K. W.seuer,
Gee. NJ. Lmd/@y, William Liya/ay, Ben
NAH Willef, Henry Krene, dino, F5l1ey.
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MARYLAND ELECTION.

MARYLAND ELECTION.
We have already itated the electors OF
the Senate chofen by Tie counties OF Bal
timore, Frederick, Prince George, Calvert,
Cecil, Hartford and the city of Baltimore,
to be republican. In addition to ,hete re-
turns we are enabled 70 add thofe of the
counties of Ann Arundel, in which John +.
Mercer and Edward Hall are choien, OF
Warrington, in which Samuel Ringgold
and H. Schebly, are cholen, of Kent, in
which J. Parker and B. Chambers, are
chofen, and the city of Annapolis, in which
Gabriel Duval is choien. All theie are
republican, making in the whole twenty
electors,
On the other hand we have to repeat tho
election of two federal electors by Mont
gomery county.
Nine counties remain TO be heard from,
Of which three will, without the Leaf
doubt, be republican.
Twenty-one electors conRitute a maio
rity of the board. The republican intereG
has already, from actual returns, twenty OF
thefe, as appears above. The election,
therefore, may be conldered as unequivo-
cally decided. Mar. int.
The commerce with America is inc,eaf-
ed 70 rapidly, that the deficiencies sriGng
from the falling off of fome branches of
trade are not perceprible in the general
amount of exports. What we fepd to A
merica is chiefly of our own manufacture,
which makes the advantage three times as
great as it would be, were it Welt India
or any other produce. Each perfon, in
America continues about zss. worth OF
Englih goods in year. Each perfon or
the continent of Europe continues about
IS. Cd. Ian. pap.
New editions of Plutarch have been
publifhed III England, in France, in Ger
many, and ia Switzerland, for the bxurft
offbe 'jfag generation. A continental
writer, after feveral fenGble obferyarions
on the abfurdity Of expecting children 70
digea hiaory, and to infer a moral from
it, quotes two Tories from RouGesu -
g When the beautiful ftory Of Alexander
fwallowing the phyfic preicrited him by
his phyfcian, and putting the letter in
which he was cautioned againa potion into
his hyfician's hard, was read before a
child, / obieryed," fays Jean Jacques,
/" great emotion in him, followed him
out the room, and ailsed what Rruck him
moa in the fory 60 Gr," aid he,
Alexander mutt really have been great
man, to take of his phyfc at one draught,
and make no wry faces" The tory i
told By Rouaeau Of himfelf. /" After
reading the tory of. Mutius Schsvola
burning off his hand, / thrua my finger be-
tween the bars of the CRATE, and held them
there fome time, determined not to be oot-
done In Uiytae.p
Citizen Berard, Allocate of the fociety
of agricultureat Paris, has invented fort
of lamp, which he calls a ebotebboyas, and
which, without confirming above ounces
of oil in "a hours, affords light to read the
fmallea type at comfortable Jiaance.
| THEFT PUNISHED.
The following account of remarkable
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Epflral1n Gilman,

TRUNK MAKER,
pERY relpedfnlLy igf0yms fbr public, tbat
be carries on tbe 1'RUNK-MAk
BUSINESS, at re SHIP, in Royal lreef,
next dso, to NUN. BsowN e LoNc's
Haf-Maeafat7o,,, qobe,e bekeebs fonfauf-
y far J4le, a great g,artey ef
TRUNKS I;
zcbicb be is determued to /eH at a Prize
tbaf anil ue,t THE egjfom u fbele aoba 4olA
plea/f 10 cali en- him.
N. 3. Iuaks repaired On tbs ,gartsf
nofiee, andmyf ,rejoaaSieferms.
dl<xandriv, Sept.I5. rat
Pf10stsHg IN all ITS vaytfty exe-
e,aed sszy,th aeatnsjs andd.ipatch, N
this eGes.
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alfranDrta aDnertiser.

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER IS.
Arrived, brig Ocean, from New-Caf-
tie, Eng Fall Goods.
or DR.. Blakr'srepl TO Waltsrs. Beh,
7ViH appear fom0yy0aU.
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Sent. Ir.
The monitor, or, Delaware Federalist. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1801-1802, 1801-11-16
10 be Sod.

Or A TRACT of LAND, in Mil creek
hundred, Newcaale county, fate of Delaware,
about fix miles from Wilmington, on the main
road to Lancafsr, containing about $50 ares.
There are on the prcmifes feverallog dwelling.
houfes, with log barn alto, a comfortable
quantity of woodland, a good proportion of
meadow, and more may be made without very
great expence; likewife. an apple orchard. -
The land niddling well off for water, and con-
venient to feveral places of worihiP, alto 10 fe-
veral mills. The whele will be fold together,
or feparate, as it is now furveyed and laid eli
in leparate parts. A good aud fufii.ien; title
will be made for faid land to the purchafer
thereof, by WILLIAM CROSS N, and
SAMUEL CROsSAN, owners of the pre-
mites and living thereon.
Oaoher zs. tt
The monitor, or, Delaware Federalist. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1801-1802, 1801-11-16

tfations Of Wilmington and Adams Wefe
filled with nothing but the mott virulent
abule of the government and Of thofe en-
gagged in the Administration of it, are now
making the mott bitter complaints, that
federalifts will not look tafnelv ON to fee
Americans and honeft men driven from
the fcrvice.of the public, and their places
flied by foreigners and men deltitute of
character. 1t is now factious to complain
of grofs and alarming violations Of the
conltitution of our government, aud to
ak the people to open their eyes upon the
daring aHumptions of power by grand iu-
ries, judges Of elections, iherifs, mar
ihals and almof every other clafs of Off
GERS under the new order of things. Even
the Aurora is now calling out for pafiive
9obedience on the part of the federalifts.
s. g The Republicans call Upon every man
who is not determined againf the peace
and order of fociety to come forward and
Du'-y party paaioas in the common fenti-
ment that fllc.ld attach every honeit man
to his countryAa1d government"
~ aurora of O9..15.
:. ouch is the language of foreign hire
ling, who, under the adminiftra,Io.- of
Warrington, called Hnfelf Jaiper Dwight,
and who imagile tat by his puny in
folence he could difquiet the people and
excite animofities againR thc great and
venerable Wafhington. 1t is the genius
of federaliGm quietly to fubfnit to conli-
tuted authority; but to talk of lberality
and a conciliatory difpoGtion, comes with
an ill grace from party who have iuit
gained an election by means of fuch fla
grant and infulting abufes as were beftow-
ed, on the late location, upon many of
the mott respectable gentlemen in this city,
and by the rejection of votes, the legality
of which cannot be quefioned. Without
referring to the former conduit of iaco-
bins and democrats for ratification, and
without adopting fuch means as they have
employed, it is the duty Of the
in a manly, dignihed and ho-
norable manner, to put an early and effec-
tual check to fuch enormities and enqui-
ries as they have lately witnelled Men
Of fenfe and fprit, who have character
and property at flake, are not to be lulled
INTO Gecurity by hypocritical cantings a.
bout moderation and conciliatory mea-
ures. /: is enough to know the charac-
ers and the conduct of the men in Whole
mouths theie honied words are found.