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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-25

lsa'ed upon durable bats, incline, !.
hearts 20 indulgence an ooIiv;o, ,' ae al
paf. That indulgence mutt. bs ~ the
have its bounds, and the act Of so 1--WE
which we tranfmit to you in the r nams
government, makes to the genera, l'' NE o.
which It grants, iome exception. v S;ass
no doubt, you, like it, will iuts , S ;ns!i
penhble. This grace is further ,c r,Sl''
panied BY another precausion which s sna';l
not only TO the individuals comnr;r fp'its
the aInneffy, but alto to thoGc WHOLE ,S 5.i "a
nitlve eraiare does not go back beyond l, IL
10th Of October, 1901. Governm.os, VI t''
judged neceaary that all the!e iuoiy; %' ,ls
thou!d remain under fpecial luperinten1,a''''
until that period, when prudent coad I',ts
fuPqorted for a length of lime, AsII b,s,
furniiiled on their part fuaeien, ,ecnr;,' .
for tie public tranquility. It's mo,rar..
necehary, that the return of the usrjoo.
included in the asnacay to France, tan1
not be marked by iadiGcreet repetition, NV
hazarded prcscnions, by proceedings which
might tend TO trouble the repole Of the :,
tizens, who have treated with the p,,;o,
under the iecurity Of the public faith, an;
who have reckoned upon the iaviiclabili,v
of the acts which emanattd from its pou
err. With tliefe precautions, the snneav,
commanded at once by the national Gran.
deur, by the win Of humanity, and the
jua confidence which the governmen. ought
to have in its efensth, will prelsntn nothing
thar could give jua caufe Of inquietuie.
You will judge, no doubt, alto, citizenG.
majors, that this at Pgefcnrs nothing that
does not conciliate with the ipi.is Of the
contribution, Of which yoa are the faithful
guardians, and you will lo!e no tine to
render it more folemn and more augua by
converting it into Seaatus Cm,aAte,"
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PARIS, April II.

The following is the ipeech Of Regnier,
councillor Of fate, On prefenting to the
conservative fenate, The bill of the act OF
Amaefy, concerning the emigrants, ex.
planning the ground of that act viz.
CITIZEEs SENATORS,
A multitude of individuals are Gill
inlcribed upon the lit of enigrants, and
experience has hewn, that in continuing
to proceed by the way Of Individual era
fures which is neceaarily flow, years,
would be exhautled before the fate of 70
many thcufands of men could be decided.
/" Meanwhile, fuAering from the law,
and in painful uncertainty of their future,
fate, the individuals onthe Lift, wandering
in a foreign land, or obliged to conceal
themfelyes in France are devoted to def
pairing fate ofnonentity, TO which they
fcretee 70 end. ..BeGdes the numerous ia
miles to which they are bound by the re-
lation in kindred, alliance or intereG, aao-
ciated in lome fort with their fate, feel in
their focal tranfaeions, in their alliances,
& inalmoa all their domcitic arrangements
difrels, and inconvenience, which have
for leveral years agitated and tormented
them; government has thought that the
time was at length arrived TO put an
end to fuch a flare Of things which i'm
perious conjunctures formerly commended,
but which ought to end with them.
THE mott effcaoious mode of at
tanning this almoa generally deired OBJ
Jet, is to fubRitpte in the place of
the extremely tedious mode of partial era.
fures, another which fhall be at once the
n OF expeditions and moG worthy of the
national magnaninlity. Amnefy was def
tined in all times to eface political crimes,
when at the end of civil troubles circum-
Rances allow to replace feverity by indul-
gence.
/" Would that the amnehy OF this day
pronounced with a few exceptions only,
the geoera.lerature Of the pcrfons infcribed,
upon the lift of emigrants! A government
powerful and frong, refpetted within and
without, may uie ciemency without danger.
What would be, in effect, the frantic au-
daeity which would attempt to turn againff
it that clemency which is the mott manifeR
proof Of its frength! We add, that no
time could be better chofen for this great
act OF icnity than the ever memorable ara
when peace is reaored to Europe, quiet TO
condolences, and when the public happincis
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-25
NEW YORK, Iunc y.

Yeaerday arrived here the Britih Pack.
ct LAZY Hobart, capt. Fellows, from Fal.
mouth via Halifax. She failed from Fal.
mouth the 10th of May.
By the Packet we have received Lon.
don papers to the Sth ult. which contain
but few article, of moment.
Capt. Wormely, of Virginia, and Nj
c. F. Green, from Hamburger, came pal.
lengers.
We are informed by panengsr IN The
Packet, that the prevailing opinion In,
gland was, thar the Grenville party would
foon prevail, and that Pitt would lhoHiy
go into Office again as prime mlallei-
That the prelens administration was daily
growing more unpopular, and that ne"
troubles were anticipated. Trade Wa'eS,
tremely dull, and a general gloom danPsa
the fpisits of all claGes.
In the Britiih Houfe of Commons Inc
9th May, in difculling the Dehnltlye LEA,
ty, Mr.. EIlicott took view OF the a'sel, :
iion to French power, in the acqriii0,on o.
Louifana, wbich, by giving them do a::
Mon over the river MaiaiPpI, ln'sl' "a
them with a dangerous influence oFd ~ 'E
North American States, particularly Ken
lucky, which was known not 10 DC .nrss
attached TO the Union, end which, .. ![e9
the connection offs trade with the , Nl'lii.
iippi,. it would Dot, perhaps, be d :. =.
70. French intrigue TO leducc from !0s :.
The The Hon. ' Gentleman concluded :, WITH ia
moving, I" That ar addlels 4l0a ,S,,
prelented to His Majeay, praying 3 ' 1a,,
copy Of the treaty concluded at ol D.I1 b b
between France and Portugal 'hO'"
laid before the Houie. !"
Arrived, Ship Mary, IIudeoo, s. I rs'55..
burg yig'lan'i,, !, Mys ;,b,I I,AI Fellow,
fchooner Hiram, Savannah. ,..,;,io1.
ciearsd, brig Echo %,, Ms'9' Wilmington
Glover, Malaga Apollo, Lee ee,,6v '
fchooner Ann, Adams, New " noriago;
La.Impudenf,. Degrauchc, St. D'-''
noop, Jane, Jewell, ST. 1hG M
.Ayrige1 6neeew LET. Elbows,
a DAYS from Falmouth via Fl. ~ fpots
l h9 a, -, loog. - 9.,n e Port r.
BRIG Peace, out 40 days llo'r = spoke
publican ! bound to Boufdea'11 ,v. Gop
ihip Duke of clssence, oG Gl'u95 n
plymouth, bound to Newioa aa day, DAYS foo
Ship Vigilansia, Meyer r. 4 cne. l1pn5,
Hamburger. June I9's, on L ,be sWefefn
inands bound to N. Yolk a ej IN aaptei
the a,ss siB5sa which ia a Myf'a ,a5 S2'
She had put to lea i'on u -
gale of wind. .,nes. s days '' ~,
Savannah ysrrpal'.' il lat. IS -, l''S' :
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-25
.sRoM TIE COMMERCIAL advertiser.

:
). TIE talzozuing g Moroccan" que hope q0W
p,ove intersqiug 10 mef ofoar rsade,s, as
a relief from the uniformity Of Commer-.
eial nezrs, or Political dJqaystiaa. 1t
IS evoytby the attention Of Tie rational
and The grave.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-09

THE Court Of Probate for the town Of New
j port, having appointed the fubfciben
commifioners, to examine the claims of the cred
i;ors TO the elate Of wALTsR EAsros, late of
faid Newport. decesfed. repselcnied infolvent |;
and twelve month. being allowed for that pur-
pofe :--Notice is hereby given to al perfons
having demands againa fad easfe. to bring them
in to either Of us, within faid 6ne. OF othcwife
shey wiH be psecluded according 70 lzw.
EDMOND TOWNSEND, l Conway
THOMAS PEcKHAM. J fsns,s.
eT All perions indebted TO fsid caste. arc
reousaed to make immediate paymeat to
MERIBETH EASTON,1
DAVID BUFFOM, Emensys.
JOHN SLOCUM,
Newport, 4sh Mo. S. isess astE
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-09
j. u M b + r..

THE hdleri5sr bsUi.g s4,ssd in,o Cessr,.
4 nsslbip. snds,fks yf,~g Sheldon & Rusglss.
svonH ,siredifaIy inform roe public. hai iby
haOs nskes Wnkbam's spba,f. sesf JsHib1oa,d Of
Col. Sbe,bs~e's. apb-n iby baVe for jaie on
,fe/ssobk term, a esmbists agoytmegf Of Eeyieya
and abev LSmbey--,fxfb as nrresanabh pise
Board, 8 PlarA. dear Boa,Si, dear Joi9--mrr-
ebsnfabis pine Do. .Jg1aye Oak-qimbsr, piss Do.
Lr,ss Do. OAK Jeyi. Hsmiset, De. lp,Eee do.
Bbsb and Beeeb 3 neb Plark for 5tJaeads red
Csday, bena and 4obie esda, PeGJ. for garden
ftsre, Cedar Il Przr ClsptearS,; good Kssse-
beck and otbe, .Ei.gio and L0,bs, Se. e.-Lsnbtr
Of any I'mes6on or kind e4s be procured f,Sm f5e
Eay7s,s eosnfry at y6ou Sohe<.
They ALTO have for Sale.
Ksa.fxdia Rrm by fbs BssRsad "a Bsyysf |;
bess- England d. Ssgayby fbr Hsg/Sea< sv Box;
Mols0ts ly ibs Hee@se<; Co,Sege efaH fze' ky
sbe eaUt. or f~aller gsastit, Naib g ell J6xes;
PHek. Tar ard Tnypmnas, 5e. Sc.
DANIEL SHELDON,
BENJAMIN RUGGLES.
Newpors, May, IS, 1901. Off
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-09
MART MUMFORD

ID ESPECTFULLY informs her friends and
: IN the public in general, that he carries on
the Timing bufinefs, in the South Shop Of the
fame Houfs where it vas carried on by her de-
ceaf.d hufband. She has at preient on hand,
large anoftmert Of TIN WARE, which fhe
will difpofe of very cheap for Caih.
Thofe rerfons who win pleafe 10 favor her
with their cuaom, may depend upon having
their work faithfully done, and the frnallef fa-
vor will be gratefully acknowledged.
- For faie as above, an Affortment Of
JAfrAxEDr WARE. Glafs Lamps, and Two
large franklin Stoves.
Newport, Jone I3, 1904. Soft
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-09
Nicholas WebHey.

1Stt|IUtCSS tVCyIC',
INFORMS the Public, that he has opened
i GROCERY STORE in Broad Street. in
the hou!e, late the property Of MIR. Caieb Earl,
where he has for Sale a general aGonment Of
WEST-INDIA GOODS.
Among Others. are the following articles
R4S Brandy. Gin, Cherry Rum, MolaGes,
Flour, Rye and Indian Meal, Teas of various
kinds, Coffee, Chocolate, Ratios, Currents,
Pepper, Ginger, Alfpice, Cinnamon, Nurmegs,
Butter, Cheefe, Candles, Onions, Tooscco,
SNUFF. Powder and Shot, lamp Oil, Loaf and
Brown Sugars, ,&c.----ALSO.
A general and extenfiye variety of
Crcckery and Hard Ware, Meas and Womcn's
Shoes, SC. &c. with many other ar.iclcs. too
scdious to mention ali which viii be fold 1t
che nof reduced prices.
Nrsy1sss, Nov. Al. 1907. 6otf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-10-09
John MolAer & Company,

.Jo'eD U1Ojtcf ~ No"sP"nC
INFORMS the Public, that they have pur-
4 chafed the Trsdiag Stock Of Thomas Grees,
and consinse the bufneh in she fame Store.
Said Me,8sr & Co. would slfo inform the
Peblic. that they hsvc reduced The prices Of faid
sock TO very lo~ rates. aad have juR received
avery hsndfomc fapyly offreth
Spring Goods
Which. 10 addition 70 the old Stock, makes the
Aaanmenr eomplete--all which they are deter
miaed 10 fell
VEar CHEAp FOR ChsH.
The ftnallcit favon will be mof gratefully
ACKNOWLEDGED.
es- All thofs indebtcd to THOMAS GAEss,
on Note or Book account, arc deiired TO make
payment so faid MosHrs, & Co. who ase en-
powered to fettie the fame.
Newperi, May 10, 1904. s6ff
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-04-28
BALTIMORE, April 3D.
&C Care FYane0fS; Marth z3, I'''


/" On no account make h'Pn.enn :
this place. The government (lfipeRll ~,
be called) is the MOT capriclea', eqa'
eating, Ill natnred and ylndlttl.'e E ' :,
knaves thatever were cloathed wiiI''. ."st
rity. They will do every thing u
you. i. al
it is matter Of doubt who VIII ui''H'
fucced. ,nIo;ttd
+" Agents have gone to the 80. ~ i
States 10 encourage the llllPnl'fls 'a,4
lumber, provilions, &c. d. MT ~
xbox tkem.'
The Anthony Mangin LOFT one =. . p.
hands overheard named John Dy'''
tive of Philadelphia. ro,;te. d
March -, fpoke flip fa ,'s boppI
Portfaou,h, IN. H. from DnD ~ rpn
TO New Y ork, out "a days. VIZ
Der of PaHsngers On board. ;;,e. 70
April 5, poke the hip :. ea '''ana. dep
zier Gordon matter, Of Porf "a, out i
Amferdam bound TO PhllsdeiPls' - = a i,
days, had fprung his mainna ;i..ssorned th'
XIV condition-Ihe captain ioio a. ia h
there were number OF vei'si' -
Texel lately.
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be expelled 4 to operate as aa,,,,..
Gle there, than here; to an I'M VnsS;rAl
bination between the Execut;,fp III b h
lative Departments to invade a. sa h
ry. Moreover, the Britih Es, s NJ
greater means of rehRing pa,..al
controul, than an American Ey..
of reflfting the contoul Of an
Legislature; confequensly The {o,a aas
be in ieis danger than the latter WIG ~
driven to concurrence in mear, ,Us
to The independence of the iuaps,' "
both thefe ways there would + 'is
fecurity for the Britifh than for Il 50
rican Judges. ~
| Thus is it maniisa tia, in eyer, II
tude in which the fubjea has been = : /
the argument is victorious sp,;a 5'' I
| power Of Congrefs TO abollfh H. +,
Bot what, alas !! avails the deno,s..
Of this important Truth! The t,,4r
has been Gruck! 1t is no lont dpsS.
arref the ralh and daring as'|
Can the proof that it has at}Isdd wiz Vi,
right, without warrant--can this he'll
wound : Can it renovate the prl,
Contribution -? Yes, let US hon
this will be the cafe. Let Us trof h
She MONETARY voice Of true parriotiln }
at length reach the ears OF a conit,,
people, and Will route them to raiei,.
vigorous exertion for the rsGorsru
their vnAQtfd charter; not by Mean,
'her uiforderly or guilty, but BY ID
whichthe contribution will ianfion 4.
fon approve. Surely this will beh-
people, who hfcrying tyranny ata{
tance, ard guided only BY the light di
principles, before they had ye, felt
oppreilion, could nobly hazard all III
defence Of their rights and aho e,
cling their prejai:ces on the altar cfa
rience, and fpurning the articles oihl
ons demaoooues. could "a de,iter
act of national resfcn, adap. ard eaab
for ,hemfelye, contribution which
fair to irlmcssaIiEe their glory andt
happinef; fuoh people, though ni
for a period, viii ret be tie anal VII
| ola daluion, alike lnaufpiicIcus TO
reputation ard their wsl!sre. Thy
not long forget the fame theyl hapb
y meritcd, nor give the world oce'f'
aicribe to accident, what has hit
been imputed to wifaom. They will
dam to hera with tie two long hit Q
graded natsons who have bowed their
to unworthy IDOLS OF their own Great
who, inlmolariog the:r bef friends .
Urine of faltaood, have Turk uad'
yoke OF f-cophanss and 6etfayers.
will open ti1eir eyes and fee tie Pre-
on Which hey aaud! They Will To-
round and fleet from among tie Il
the men who have heretofore sita5iIl
claim to their confidence; the iolid
of able and faithful leryice: and
Will with indignation and fcorn,
from their favor the wretched lnF.'
who with honied lips and guiitiolH
are lur;ng them to defruttioo! Aen'
ed by the palt, and liaenins aga'n
counfels CT real friends, they will ma
timely retreat from the danger
tlIreatens-they will once more all
themlelves under the banners OF iM
tfitrtion with anxious care VII, !
the breaches that have been mace,
will raiie new mounds sgalnlt the J
aaaults of open or feoret enemies .c,r
(LUCIUS CRAsSo
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x Bp Mr.. Ghs.

br Hif. OJIes'
I TIE otkey is the denial Of tie yig5f Of
tbs eoarts 70 hep The isgldature qv,tbm
its esg,qautaazl b0aaas qvbicb traalyyels
them iSoperaftve.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-08-04
ohe @9'GzIG2I NG,N.
RICHMOND.
ALlGUSZ 4tb. 1902.
Fran The AURORA Of 7uly 10.

SALLENDER has undertaken defence
OF his own talents as writer. IF he ~
oeen content to let his writings f,aaL g.
themi1iPeS, no one would have quehione,I bic
talents, whatever opinion NAV be entertained
OF tn1iF @Ha, or the integrity and correT} DO
pertinent which is ever neceHarv to rc,der
talen's respectable; and the want Of ,,,b;ch
toT ever leiiens the value of talents bo,,,.,,a-
tEanicendent After eli, Callender's .aJe,+s
a's not OF that hyperion orasr,which he ,yc,'id
nave others believe, nor of that kind which he
produces anecdotes (which never occurredI
90 countenancc. 1t is true, that Caller,lor,,
political publications difplaya Rrikino oIig;S
nality and bo!dneiS-an acute difcr;m;r,t;S.,,.
caPac'ty--a various and UNEQUAL. bur rs
vigorous ttYlc-periods cnergetic and harm
Nous, iurrounded by pueriIities and me-
nerency. But III his ditcunions, there ;s ne;
'Her method nor congruity. He offen G'r-
prizes, but more frequently difappoinfs rs
ne cXcitcS momentary picafurc bv bean
Nfli or bold turn Of thought, be Goks r,ddon-
~ INTO lniipldity, and the groHnefs ofb;e COR
ccePtions arcL iurc to produce diGqua Tn
am emotions which are excited bv his ner-
iona! appearance, arile on the pcrutal of his
WVTifngS' with the Jingle exception of his Pr
f.fIeal Pr4grG'y 9f Grsat Brfaia-the cb,c-
titty Of winch, is powerful re9imony IN fsvor
OF WAT has been often iaid, that that bamtb-
lft received the Printing touches of lord Or
dcnitone, nobleman, whom Calender has
been reported to have treated with the c,,e
intldelirY and ingratitudc which has F5ugl1
marked him on various other location. fn~e #
cannot be true thai mr.. TeBfrJoa enc, 6o{s
br0zE q Cah'sAder a, n bSrGgrabb zcrirGr, as
he slicdges. 1t fpecies Of writing which
be has never pra6tifed nuch-a few weets
trial, in 1913 proved him utterlyunft for
that ipecies of writing. Very few articles
81 that kind were publifcd, and his fervices
" 1cre he was employed in Philadelphia were
iipenfed With. Mott bis efforts, as para
{{r@ph writer, were calculated to diGhonor and
ihicrye, rather than fupport tire republican
ntefeit. This was the fcntjment Of mott re-
'noIicans Of influence, and VINO took anyac-
iYe concern ~ the political writings Of that
ray ne obiervation which Calender an
lies TO the fuppcicd paragraphs, might, with
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-08-04

! newsPaPcr itauds like witncfs in court.
tic owes It, as moral duty, to havc tie at
tributes of truth always before him. With
all pothble caution, and care, he will fire.
quensly err. But if ne be an honca man. he
will rectify his error, as foon as po(ibIc.
Alter this, it is hardly neceilary TO repeat, that
any cxculpatiof, or correction, which NAV
be offered OF the executive council, or their
aililtant., ihall be publiihcd.
Here follows letter OF Serb Fofer,
whlch was publifhed in the Examiner of the
10Th OF June. II has food without contra
o'c'ion from any Of the party, and may there
foFe be now relied upon rs an authentic docu.
ment OF truth.
To DocroR JOHN K. READ
Sir.
| received your note of Yetferday,
wherein you mention the trial of your fiT3t
was put off ON account of NV abCence. al
though Me. Njvifon and Mr.. Afhlev were
prcfent. This to me is truly affonifhi6g. and
truly ditreiiing the tehimony of thoCe gen
tlemen Whole names were coupled win NV
own, by the buiy ,nformer) beine founded on
truth, which is always coniltent. muf ne
ceiiarily accord with mine, and neither can
Not one lyilahle has gone from me to the qo-
Vernment or 70 any agent: why is it that
more Importance ihould be attached to INV
evIoeace, than to o1hcrsf Il mutt be account
ed for on the principle, that idle conjecture
and opinion dcduced from falfe ffatements
have occaiioned it. You afked me to fate
whaclny evidence would be: can confidently
itate what it will rot do. NOTHING that
could fay would ever 90 to lrpport the
charge Qf fuch one there is, that YOU &C
knowledged the surrender of any man bv YOU
70 foreign agent am forty from nv foul,
could not ATTEND the lait court, Especially as
you icem 70 think nay preience would have
ended tteunfortunate and ever to be larnented
ouiineiS, on account of which little expected
| ever TO DC called before court of iupice. |
| 'hall always be ready when Ici6re will per-
| nit, freeiyto communicate and converts Win
you on this unpeatant buiinefs, Which ,ruIf
and nave no doubt viii end favorably,-you
| VIII do me no more than juitice in believing
my feelings have ever beer, and now are,
deeply lntefefted IN your behalf.
Yours,
SETH FOSTER.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-08-04

chuic to caR your money At Iohn Clark, OF
Jonesy or nlGnder of broken chairs, or dig
ger of mud, Of at any body ellie, and If you
aapd by, and FAY that tbeie tbines E50Hid be 10,
it IS hard 70 blame the council, and dow might
! juifcc to blame Clark, or Jones. Ma can
tbty help it,
IF we can get hold OF the accornpts, that
" re laid before the iatt atlembly, there would
bea rich fund for criticifn. Nhathad YOU
to do with the paytncnt for cand es, to i!lumi
nate the capitol, when MIR. Jefl,.rion was
elettedf Or fer the cxpence of the exprcls,
with thenews Of his ele6ioni 1t would have
been time enough to light candles 5fter you
had fairly tried him. 1t is not iinpoiIbe thar
you may be very willing to pay for twice as
many candles, IN order to light him cut Of
Office,
In the midi Of fuch all ocean of inexplica-
"bie ni:rnfFcenee, we hope that nobody will DO
je6f 80 the payment of DR.. Reads expcnces;
and thete together with yonr cum, loGcs
III the fame bufne(s, will collectively, come
TO the pretty little fun Of FIVE THOUSAND
DOLLARS; while you could not afford TO buv
as much iron as would make tolcrable era
tings for the windows of the Penitentiarv,
and while YOU have iua been Offering the
:nimfnle fun of fifty dollars for the ;pprchen-
lion Of notorious murderer. This is what
we call executive council economy.
IF we fpare Mr., Hav, at this time, we
DO not mean TO fpare his employers There
is fault between them. Although DIR. Read
IS the greatcit fufferer> YET the whole COM
naunity has been impofed upon. Let every
man who either is, or expects TO be magir-
crate in this country, take { calm view of
this cafe. Lethm reflect upon the injuries
which have been inflicted upon DIR Read, by
an accuiation, which was 20 groundles, that
there is no body who will own hinitlf 10
be the author Of it. Let it be remembered,
shat the belt legal talents, a trealiiry then rich,
and the whole weight of the public influence
were directed againit Gngie individual.
Let them reRe6t that this individual vas mark :
ed out, fer victim. 1t is not the cafe of
every man TO be able TO iparc, or even TO find
feYeral hundred pounds for bis cxpcnces, and
defence. = is not every man, Whole forti-
tude and ftrcreth of mind would bear him
up acaintf fuch Frightiul odds II was the
good fortune ofDr. Read 70 be able 10 f}snd
alone acainit an outcry the rnoif univcrfal, and
the mott eXecrating, which we have ever wit
nefied.
Il may be expected that DR.. Read, at forne
future day. will make application TO the alIen,-
bly, to be allowed compensation for the ex-
pences, ionea and injuries, which he hes re-
ccived from the conduct OF their ieryants
Ample compen(atior cannot be made No
thing can be equivalent, for loft time, or for
that mental foicirude and miery, which matt
have been the unavoidable consequences Of
fiIch pcrfecution.
IF ilch an application fhoud be made to
the afembly, We cannot fuppolc that there
will be . Jingle voice to oppoic it. Nor can
we believe that the compensation could Be
limited barely to the ium, which d. Read