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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-11

Mrs. RACHEL ATKINS,
tFrom PHILADELPHIA

(F'ron Phi.a5elphia)
In PRINCE STREET, 5etzveen Fairfax
ard Watey Streets, aext daor to DR..
Diek's III The boa1e Lately occupied BY
Grovs Wright,
Refpectiully informs the citizens of
Alexandria that Che intends reflding here
for few months, and will be happy in
executing aay orders in the above branch.
es Of bplinefs. She regilds and varnifhes
old frames 70 as to make them appear like
new-and like,yiie varni{hes them with a
particular kind OF warmth that will bear
wahing.
she has on hard,
a large and elegant aliortment of
Prints and Looking Glafles
and Gifandolcs ofevery descsiption, which
will be fold on the loweff terms for cath.
Orders from diRance will be puntfu-
ally attended to.
Seutember 3. 60
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-11

Living on both fdes of Gooie Creek, in
this County, and running from thence TO
the faid town; containing about five
,houfand acres, mot of which has been
laid otf' III lots, and tnce lea!ed for lives
"a term Of years; from the peculiarly
eligible ftuation Of this land, and It's
great ftneis for the improving fate of
agriculture that IS taking place in this
neighborhood, it is hoped that 1t will be
an object worth the attention OF thoie
who with to veh their money in landed
property; one third of the purchafe money
will be required on the day of fale, the
remaining two thirds 10 be paid by two
annual initallments; fix per cents Of the
Stock of the U. States will be taken in
payment for one half of the two delayed
indictments, at its current value, in the
principal commercial towns, or bonds
with good perlonal iecurity and mortgages
will be required to fecure the payments.
MIR. John Matthias, living in Leefbufg,
and furveyor Of this County, has a plat
Of the land and will furvey or fhow any
part Of it 10 thole who with il, they pay
ing his expences for 70 doing.
LANDON CARTER, Junr.
THOMAS L. LEE.
Loudoun County, Auguf 20. go
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-10
.CHARAC 1ERIsTIcS
OF A
TRUE REPUBLICAN.
CONCLUSION.

MANY more marks OF true republi.
can might be given; but it ieems to me
have performed all that 4 promiled. |
have drawn the tfriking outlines and
prominent features, and / leave it TO
Others to FIJI up the picture. The marks
which have defcribed are, I think, nn-
equiyocal. The man who poheaes any
one Of them may, I think, be fairly. trua-
ed; and he, il whom all are united, may
be held to your bofom as true republi-
can, completely qualified to diGurb any
order of iociety, and overiet any fyfem
OF government. fIe has no gelah for the
harmony of iociety, or concord of civil
fuhjettion, and in the words of Shakel-
pear, varying their fenfe,
g Is fitsfokfreafons, hratagems, and .fpoils;
The motionssef his fpirits are dark as night,
Aud his affections dpl! as Erebus;
Let no luch man be truited."
Contrary to the ufual practice Of hitto-
riaus, who fet out with tracing the gene
alogy of the heroes whom they celebrate,
| have releryed this TO the concluhon. -
True republicanifn, iuch as have at
tempted TO delcribe it, is ofvery ancient
origin. All nations have their erss Of ia
bulous and of real hiaory; and the origin
Of true republicans is in the renoteit ages
of antiquity, and even beyond the creari-
on of the world. They are of ceseaial
origin, and fpring from that great Prince
who bravely dared to war with the King
Of Heaven, and difpute his right to uni
ve7fal empire. The principles Of true re-
pubiicanifm were fira illuarated by Satan
in the councils of Pandemoniu.n. --That
Archangel nobly fays-
------------ 49," Is this the feat
That wemuit change for Heaven this mournful
For that celeifial light. Be it 70, face he
who now is lovereign can difpofe AID bid
What flall be right farthea from him is belt,
Wherl reafon hath equaPd, force hath made
iupreme
Above his equals. Farewell happy fields
Where jay forever dwells Hail horrors, hail
Internal world, and thou profoundeR Hell
Receive thy new pofegor; one who brings
A min not TO be changed by place or tine.
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NEW YORK, June ,.

Entered, fhips Oneida, Lilly, Hamburg:
Alfred, Peck, Liverpool; Henry, Rogers,
do. briggs Hunter, Coats, Port Republican;
Haunah, Barnley, Aux Caves; Rofanna,
Folger, Trinidad fchr. Antoinette, Ca
RAINY, Cayenne; Harr;fon, King, Rich
nond; John, Crayton, do. Hoops Eliza
beth, Taber, charleRon Sally, do
Sally, Jones, Virginia.
Cleared, fchrs. Fanny, Cromwell, Su-
rinam; Zephyrs Hays, Bermuda; Mary,
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votednels of all Frenchmen TO the affairs
of war, that this mighty expedition has
been propoied, and got in operation with
our money. A moneylefs fleet and army
arrive al Cape Francois. Huoger, that
will break through fone walls, will not
flop for wall. Of paper. Dlfregaraing
treaties, they feize and "trip American
yeneIs, coRfume their beef and pork, and
detain or imrrifon their crews. More
veaeis arrive, and are pundered. This
fupply falling, Mr.. Pichon talks of a loan
Of million Of dollars, and the grand feet
is expected TO arrive in the Chefapeak.-
Ships guns arc well known nesociasors.
Iait at the moment when arefuial was eA-
peeted, and il was toreieen would aot be
taken, the news of probable rupsre of
the peace with England, hurries the fleet
back to France for fate hiding place in
Brett waters. Thus the entertainments
of our government, and the violation of
our rights, are pofpcned for feafon.
If the war ihouid be rekindcd, France has
litrie to expect from its events. Her only enemy
is one the cannot reach, the only one thar car
reach her with effect. Great Britain, herielf
inyulnefabse, can wound Fraacein the vitals !;
ihc can bind her enenlys navy fat in a prilen
yard, ihe can keep her manufactures numb in
their grave yard. Every art in France viii re
main IS before, fnittea with palfy, except the
arr Of war, and the pallion for thar IS ever in a
frenzy. France is exhlufeed OF relourees. A
fruitful foil will produce plenty of food, but there
is no commerce and little manufacture To yield
revenue In fine years of he Lie war, fhe did
not expend tefs than two millions of pounds ter
ling week. fun not lcls than the revenue OF
America.
All Europe would fcarcely afford the money
for tuch waite. it was, indeed rather booty than
revenue 1t was taken by the bayonet, not BY
collectors Of taxes, and yet ae the time we roa,
ed oxen for Joy that the French were fres, and
enjoyed cheap liberty. For even then, we
prattled about economy. AS France can have
no object in the war, as ihe wants peace to pre-
pare Europe forhc ehains, as,ihe pretends 10 re-
cruit her marine, her trade & her manufactures,
as ihe has already begun her fyiten Of monopoly
in commerce, and forced the Spaniards to forbid
Britih manufactures, il is probable ihe will
yield every point to the Marquis CORVALLIS, and
England and Europe will be permistedto ffcr
two or three years of peace, without honor, or
or fafetJ or relaxation Of exestion and expenie
France will probably undergo new revolutions,
and hunlbled Europe will have more wars.
America will continue to grow richer in COM
merce, and weaker in arms. Her folders are
difb1nded-her ihips worm eatcn--her revenue
aboliihed--her government chatting popularity,
and purified by contempt.
FROM THE GAZETTE OF THE U..sTATPs
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-10

FROM The GAZETTE OF THE u..sTAras.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-10

Captain Bonamy, OF !, the 'o ~ that free
cite, from Cayenne, informs u here before
raj American veGels arrived 'i Sm;r,cd 10
his departure, but were not ao. unIsi;i'
enter or to diipofe Of their ca'g : ereatde
conGecd ofFlour, which "ss u aselIsnrr
barrel. This prohibition, , WINCH Oh, ): c.
gidly enforced by Victor 1oSS1oed By The
' was fad TO be occ1 clsn Lorqs'
arrival of 4 French fhiPs from nth p every
who had fupplied the colo' ,:oo exc;PtinS
neceaary article Of c0n(a"P''0D '""'
Flour.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-06-21

An arrival at New.York, in n days from
London, brings papers to the evening OF the 4th
OF May :-they inform,
That the Mondovi brig arrived at Malta
from Egypt Son the asth February, With the
intelligence of the Mameluke Chiefs having re
tired to Upper Egypt, and declared war againa
the Pore. Several bloody Actions had taken
place between them and the Grand Vizier, with
various fuccsfs. Sir Richard Bickerton was on
the point Of letting ial from Malta for Alex.
apdria, TO endeavour to put al and to theie
hoitile operations.
The Hofpodar of Walachia has been defeat.
ed, and his army ddperfed by Palwan Oglou'
A convention dated the "a March has been
concluded between The Emperor OF Germany
and the Sublime Pofte, by shich the Ottoman
government engages TO protett againa the at.
tacks Of the Barbary States al ve1els Belonging
to fubjeas of bis Imperial MaIeay which ihall
be provided with Turkiih hrman.
A letter from the Hague Eys, that the Engli1h
government has fent orders TO the MDluccas 70
tranfport, before the Britih troops evacuate the
i1and, all the feeds and plants Of ipiees to IA.
maica aud Trinidad. Thus the commerce IN
ipices, which the Dutch have hitherto enjoyed
excluGvely, and which has 70 materially con.
trbuted 70 enrich the merchants, will be now
divided with Great Britain.
A converfation of comfortable importance
took place in th- BriIilh Houfe Of Commons on
The night of Monday the cd Of May. Mr..
of motion reipeding the DeHnitive Treaty,
and entered inro detail OF the objections which
had been thrown out at different times in both
Houfes by gentlemen Of bis opinion. Mr.. Pit
defended The De6Ditive Treaty sgaint Mr..
Win6ham's attack, bot refcrved the fail tate.
ment Of bis arguments urtI the promifed
motion fhould be made He faId, however,
with refped TO the approximations sxpre6ed for
the iafety of the Rritilb Eat India dominion, IN
coniequencc Of the non-rencraI Of former trea.
ties, that no, only no Englih Member Of Par.
lianenr could fnd any fold ground for or "a
ion or 3nszhr.f, bgr that no rival ccrld dn.
cover a PIz1GbIe pr-tence for cayil on that
account. He defended generally the non.re-
ne~as treaties and con.ented thar the zdvsn-
tages or the oniIIon was As grear on tbe part
ct England As France Mr.. Wlndhan's notce
vas OF motion for Tge4dzY the fsrh Of May !;
bnr NJ. Adtiagroa moved, as an amendment,
TaefdaY the nth The reaGon he gave for this
vas, the receaIty of terminating The work Of
peace (alrezdy two long fafPeudedJ as lpeedI7
as Pofi5ie-
AZ The dare Ct eur lat accounts from Paris,
new code Of public inaructlon has been az eed
70 by The Trib1nare, ard was under dif aiIion
by the LegiflatIve Body The evolutionary
names bY which many Of the public hofritsls
were diitIng1iihed. and which rendcd 70 deAroY
raofe rscolletiions that encourage benevolence
~ dong homer 70 the 5eaefs6tor, are 70 be
aoolahe1, and the original names reaorsd
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-06-21

TUESDAY, JONEc
The following naefage was received from be
Ezcellency The Governor
C,eatlerrea of the Senate and
Cyentlemea Of INC Hoafe Of Representatives.
/" have received report from the Com
nihioners appointed 81 bchsf 81 his Stares, il
purluance Of law of the Commonwealth, paF
Cd in the year f7T, 70 sfcertsin, together with
Commiflioner on the pare of Conneaicut, the
boundary line between the rro States II ap-
pears BY the repors Of the Conmifioners, that
they have not been able to sfFecf tie obiecfs of
their appointnaert, and that, IN their opinion,
there IS no profpcct Of their agreeing vith the
Commififoners Of Conncaieut, in running and
eaabfhng the line The Secretary viii de-
liver 70 you the report, and the pspers which
accompanied i. CALEB STRONG.
Council Charter, sns 3.
WEDNESDAY, yUNE y.
A Committee was zppointcd to confder ttc
-zpediency Of efablhhng an academy in the
coupty Of Lsncoln.
a refolve paAsd granting ft Of the maps
of the Commonwealth TO each Or the Aczde.
mies,
William Fitch and others mad leave to bring
in bh
The following A1efFsge was received from his
Excelency the Governor
CcntEcrner W nc senate. and
G-rtlcr--n Of tf- Hcnf- cF R-prcfentati~rs.
have directed the Secretary to laY before
you itatcment which Yetl-rday received from
The late Freaiurer n the State containing 4
general view 81 The debts ~ theComm0nwezlth,
and Of The funds ssd revenue ~ the fame.
CALEB STRONG.
Coarcil CJom5>ys 5sre 70.
A bill 90 incorporate the 1lantstfon NJ Finff
town By the name Of BALDWIN, vas read rwices
FSaDsy. JUss ~.
"A resolve patfsd gsan'ing half sEcwnEhiP ~
lznd TO Lsncota Ac~demy.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-06-21
Eg t5s gaiL


CHARLESTON MAY II.
E=.rrt7 gf q lstser tr1n gs7tlezr1u n CAPE Fras
ear, TO tie Edis7rs sf Ass TIsses, zatef Cspe-
FrEreois, My 8
81 The Frcnc1 fili continue - crcsc Us III,
aud tlr eaten Us II our conduct does noe change
fonn, theT viii frt one hundred rhoufand
French, 20 conquer Americs rhe7 lcern 70
have fnme frong arripashy Co our government,
even from the general IN chief, 10 the privsres.
houId nsr wonder II ffonethiug ferrous hap
pens 5erwe-u The rwc countries liinrtlY, as the
army that IS here are well inclined 10 give US
The frzrernal hug.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-06-21
WASHINGTON IUSz T.
kV2URRECTH1W : -

a. report IS IN circulation. thar mott dan
gerous Liurreetien has jut been difcovered IL
the bowels of tae great Mammoth Cheete. The
firth fYmprcms Of this deep laid plor, were DIFF
covered by the f'veiling and violent sgitztios
OF the great bezit.-A 1kilfui engineer, vgl-
garFY called cooper, was immediately tent
for, who -ndezvored 20 keep the Inturgents
within bounds, H7 line CT conrrsvellaticu,
and otner precautionary neainres- As the IN
furgsrrs have not yet b-sa diicnve-ed- their
number ard detigns have nor been certainly
zicerraircd There are foms however who at
ftd 70 laugh II the alarm, and declare i 20
be nothing more than the sgtrafions OF t5s tss
~ Is<rry. II i taid. thar an szprets mas been
frnr of for all the a5ienr heads OF departments
70 repair Immediately u Wilmington, for the
purpofs of celebrating on the rneaiures proper
% DC purfusd Oh this mp0rrznt occaiinn.
The Secretary Of Var, has gained great cred
Il for his tpirited condnst and ne has ezpresied
hrs firm determination that II they TO tzr tor
get rhsrnieives and the duty they oweto tscsesy,
as 10 pals the bounds aligned 20 hem, they
hail meet with sr1rz rsrsnffaa. May the
hour Of danger always ind a. the hszd % hat
depArrmsut- -qzGs fasrrss s1s rzfs.ssiss
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-06-21

The Pope has authorized The re resaab'ihmen,
Of the Jefuits in kutiia.
The French Government intends 20 fend
5000 European families to fessle ia ST. Do
mingo.
Lhe Valsis. part of Switzerlanj. Is organ
izing into Republic, under TIE guarantee Of
France.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-06-21
rasSro~, m T~fy) fvss a.
ynf oAET RtrER.

The Vice pretdent cf the United States, has
atelv errer,enced much abuie from the demo.
Gratis 81 Newo,k The main charge brought
apaipl him Is, tile iupprelinn ~ hbellous at
tack on the adm, ,n,arricn of Mr.. Adams, writ
ten in the form Of hihorv, which ne bought
do A narrative Of this traniaSlion has lately
been publlthed by Ctedfba- an imported patfi
OF, In which the Vice PrtIiden, l held up ss
tie moa fubtle and intriguing charster IN The
United States he a srspreieutel ss having ~ i--
ordinate vieSyt NJ es,f5nai e-5ifien," and taxed
with the greaten vahity il j. added, that his
view IN fupprefriig the hiftofy 10 auellion. wis
to in;a-e fbs naturalization o M. 7sfTrfon. This
fchiirn IN the democratic party, has been maiur.
iuy ever lince the Prelijsutial election. Mr..
Burr will never be forgiven ny the democrats.
for fitfering his name to be held up By the Fed
sraIia. for the Proficiency. In competition With
that of Mr. Jsff,rloni they know bm 20 be =
nan luperor in point Of talests e. anT one of
their fea, therefore 40 they hate him, and he,
I may with truth be affirmed, as cUtdialy def.
plies them. 1t we'll knswn that Mr.. Burr,
iuing The lafl lefIion of Congrefs, msnifeIted
owafds the demotfaiic party degree of re-
ferve that bsfpoke ~ 7toag delire of their future
sgnbary of their general c5nlud his rssifer-
ft7lfrff, were now an1 tttn icHrfcN ttcitdpe Nfx
ips bot efpecialy a their taisaft, coptsneJ
with fhofe difplayed by the Federalifs N the
Ifuaion OF The importani queition relative 10
be ju iei4ry, e j. fad to have fpoksn in mar
nsr not 10 BE- mysndttRoed The following estfsa
from the before mentioned natstive, will f-rve
y fhsw The fssa aaimohty that now erifs bstweer
Mr.. Burr and bis late fiends.
IN u tsaytu 70 ,sfta rpm wbat sa, sc-di.
tion zvopld, in aH b,oJaJ,hty, be, mere Mr.. Bws
~ fbs bsod sf on, govynmsaf. " mr.. fdamf
soyB ID p mncb, qgbaf eoaH rof Mr.. Bw, sfsss
II essnof b. eenesakdbabe beb a man sf defpsrste
fs,fpus boid sntvSrizirg, a,rbffigps, srdir,ignrg
bi,RiagJ Jo, milta,y givy md Bonspsrtisn famei
n men " no f~ed t,ine,tis no eogEaenty gf ebayae
n,-ef eon',ot7ed zstw q, tofititi1a, gjt1arsptyr
vanity, md bftjf sf The tsbkt goed ore zvbo !,
bwjpt7g, a0db mn " AppsrirE xsss As esAra.
AND A sAsp srsApy As TINE, trs,r9f dJFf.
mabk 10 hnkD md nywou, - hetorrt,1
5uehfs the Charsaer Of the nnsn, vho,
Fir 70 afaBrb the Peace of the World,"
b endsae@isg, D, title a,6, ~ )sttiaat ne Cbisf
Mqgjf,afe, and % sa,aegs ~. ss8iea. Of 5e t.eti.
f,om him. 7bs iadted b., bSsn bS sniferrr pre-
hes f,sm 6e very moment bs ,eta5Lerr, rs,.,S
'e(sspef M. J5sIfa1 a's t,sstnf, and b'm s'
. Dses brolfdsot"
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-06-21

Il IS ziFesrrd thar the Pope las, BY biil.
grartsd 70 nc married 1sistls. diipenlarions
winch Fen1er legitimate. IN the ere q religion
tneir marriage, already legitimate % nc eye
ss The zw.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-06-21

any country wss proud a his rsnre but when
name iince the power has desolvcd On the pre-
lent party, he IL slmoa aIhamed 60 own."
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-06-21

- &c cefflOl or LCuH6G2 20 the Fre1ch,
mot no coube ereise general attention 10 the
United States. The views Of the French gov
ernmenr, I cciievc, are very lIr,le sn6erfood
DO the prefent Adminilfration il America, vith
rcf5ct 10 thar counrry.--ir Is certain that Bon
zparre conrempIstes fending very large mil
itaTY force TO Louifana under the command
OF General Berna5otc. He wit Be accom-
panied 81 numbers Of rhe fa6ious IN this coun
Try, who are nor 70 pesccsbly inclined towards
The ufurped government Of The Flrt ConfuI !;
and I very much doubt whether they wfla
naks you more peaceabie neigh5ors in Amer
ics, thsn they have IS IN France - i'he repre-
fenrations Of Lc Clerc, have been very nnfs
vorabIe againa the Americans, and the Freach
government, an forrY 10 FAY, are very cool
toward them Our Minifer ar this Courr 4
nor received with all that cordialitg, and ref
rect which is due 70 one from the Uaited
States Of America. Whether this map De ow
ing 10 the puiiilanimous condu6s Of the ptefent
administration IN America, or the Iealoulg 81
Bonspsrte, of the growing power Of the Uni
ted States, I am at lois to determine but
ce-min il IS, that without an energetic govern
ncnr, pedeGiug means fufhcient 70 ,rotece il
from The deiigns Of any nation, America make
= very awkward and degrading appearance on
the theatre of the world
Fs The reduction 5f rszss, and other internal
fcurces OF revenue, has very ferrous and a
farming e.Fea on The American fund, in Ru-
rope Tt is well known, that the great fource
Of your revenue, aries from the imnenfe com
nerce you have enjoyed during the war
Where then Your Cenevian hnancie- IS 70 r4ife
avs tuppies, during peace, when Your COM
ne-ce wlil De greatly diminifhed, his own fer
ale genius NUT dfcoyer.-But f1ppole the
Great Nation lbould pieafe in is power, 70
dictate terms TO your philoiophic Preiident,
what a iitustion would America Dc placed in.
detiitute OF formidable navy. the only fafe-
guard Of yo1r widely extended lez coat, and
rom the sfinify Of the Wet Indies, fubiea 70
the l1ddea inc1rfons OF Gallic toe ;--pogeT
ing an irDmenfe rraa at country ssd large
military force on your westsTn frontier.
Thefe are ierious coniiderseious, and lam
forry 20 obfsTve are very lirtle regarded, bs
the ruling party IN America bar 7 hope Prov.
idspce, IN It's mercy will reaure roo that -ner-
getiric government whieh under the lat ad
commanded Eefpsa abroad and
confidence st home when IN Anericun in
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-06-21

c5scosD, JUss 70.
Tss Nsw BAsk.--YsRerdsy sfrraoonf =
vote pafsd III the Hoofe Of Reprefeorstives,
without i7iGon, ~ favor of ineorpor ztiag rhe
New-Hsmpfhire Union Bank which was I'M
naediar.Iy fen TO the Senate, and eoncurrcd
without divi6on 10 that branch.
MAJ Fox.--On the 10Th uir. mad for
came 70 the houfe a En6ga Nicholas Colby,
10 Heaniker, and BIC three large hogs. Mr..
Cslby hearing the noife, uenr oot, and With 4
club killed the fox, which did nor stcempt 70
ef ape.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-06-21

The article from the Gazette de France. de
mands. i,zfevfosfy. the stfention of every A
merican.--wuhout commenting on the charges
guns, cannon and ammunition found at the
Cape, being iurniIhed by the Uoited States, or
the conferences, faid TO have taken place, be.
tween the Commercial Agent Of the u. States
and TouGaint, to declare St. Domingo inde.
pendent OF Preserve with earnellly t. point
the attention of our readers, TO the panages
which relate TO the intended colonization OF
LouItiana.
AwssicAws, behold In The srlraa clear
espoiiton of the views of the French Republic.
which dilclaims every idea OF felf aggrandize.
ment, and holds up the necedity for all Europe,
England Especially. to combine in checking the
growth and prog 'els OF your empire BE aiiur.
ed that the mere occupancy as WeR Florida
and New Orleans will never fatty France -
Tie latter is undoubtedly the key Of oui WEI
tern countries, the pofIe1ion OF which. mdlt
eonuoul the Upper Settlements.
Its The fublugation and Improvement Of
this part Of American. that The future energies
of France will be direded.--She will dilcoige
on our South WelterR frontiers, myriads of
factious and dToute fubjcas. who cannot live
in Rate Of tranquility At home. Pfetexts will
not be wanting tor reviving the ancisnl preten.
tons OF France. not only to Louiiians, bu
Canada. The arms and ammuniton sllud-
70, are more than fufFicient TO jnfify the pro
icefed inyafons Of our weAetn territory. Pc.
land has recently been blotted out from the
map of EDpfes--csn he rights OF the United
States alone expect to DC treated with fefpsA,
when The conveniences or interehs of a proud
imper;ous nation demand the facrihoe. Great
Britain, ponibly, may be osJolsd by an impoli-
tic fpirit Of refentment az our revolutionary fuc
cefs, TO connive at the inruGon Of France on
this continent Sh ,uld fuch infatuated condud
blind her, fbe will alfo rue the iGue. The sr
tenTon Of the American Republic, IS pohtiysly
the aggrsndizemsnt Of Great Britain. The
increale Of her trade and Manufactures, de.
pend on the PROPERTY Of the United States.
Neither Great Britain or zny other European
power, have any thing to dread from Us, ref
peding the Wea India I0aDds, the poGsaioa Of
which wooId prove a corfs fnlts2d Of bIef
hng. The hint Is merely fBggsaed TO excite,
if pofEble, the j.aloufy Of EpgIand. Should
the latter from fome miasken motives, con
eeiye II polite to nsit Francs to e8ttsii sur
trans allegheny boundaries Of the United States
Of America, concentrating their own Rrength
and rsfomees, ought TO pnt every thing a. a
hazard rather than fubrnit, without Rruggle,
to the leaa territorial encroachmeot, which
would eventually tsnd 20 the ddnnen erment
Of their empire. Her hardy Ysom4nfr, ac-
quaintsd wirh the country, and aeepfomed 70
the mode Of warfare peculiarly adapted 70 u,
need sor even fear toe Lsvioei5Ses ef Bs1etz,ts.