The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-08-18


the iavages. They viii fupply them with
powder and bail they will fpur them Oh 10 |
CONGREGATION and riafacre. The Greeks !
viii perceive their Importance. They will |
become more inioicnt, more taithlcls, and, is
po!iible, more mitchieVous than ever. In cafe
that Bonaparte wants a quarrel with Us. he
has only 70 declare himfclf in alliance with
The Creeks, and then he will very hamaneIy
build few forts Co proreA theic poor inno-
centnatives, thefc rightfui owners of the loil
:ou know, from the barbarty of federal de-
precautions The public will then beein to
resieet whether the writer Of the Sketches was
ughf, or wrong, when he recommended the
immediate cxpultion or extinction OF the ia
wages.
We ihall have French quarrel very foon
after the settlement of French colony. The
2lSihher of itoien letters affrms, indeed, ss,at
there is co be no fuch colony; and ali thoie
WAL believe his aiicrton, who car believe
that William Duane has better information
about tals iubje6t th@1 thc9ritifh parliament
As for shs quarrci, NEr Jefc.l3n is doing
every thing in his power to hai}en IL 'lht:
Aurora and Smiths WILMINGTON papae have,
Tor iome tune pat, been diicharging all the
dirt within their reach, and that is a great
deal, agalnR the firlt ceniui, againita folder
OF fortune, who values tlcod buy rs ditch wa
ter Under the veryeye of the French am
bahador, thclc unhappy tools are infultine
ho7apartc al uturpcr. They are provo
king : man in,,reafuyable in his power, mex
hauitiole in his reources, a mar. cool, deter
mined, and who, if he ihali be tempted to draw
ehe iword, will Get no Limits to his rage and
his vengeance.
he federal newspapers, for two months to
como, viii ring with the itory of the two hun
dred dollars. For heavens fake, gentlemen,
drop the iubje6t. II (hep,s that MIR, JefEer-
son f1ash iome times acted in pitif, manner;
that he can EXCEPTIONALLY ihnt out from his
heart the common feelings OF friendihip and
humanity; that he is capable of grois inera
titude, that he has learned the celebrated
maxim Of kicking aq0ay the fasder, as foon
as he has got 20 the top OF il. The WORT part
ot the tory mutt, for the pfeient, remain fnt1g;
and the circuinitahces, which, at this time,
have beer !appFeiged, can be proved in q
ccurc of JHitCe, if our .git1eGes can be com
relled 70 attend But all theie things are nor
worth one moment Of public attention. They
aFe IS notes in the fun, when compared with
the wildneis Of provoking the gavotite and
mater OF the French ration
IhirtY-tWo thoufand dollars were paid for
renting The Freuc.- frlgate, the Berceau.
We iappoie chat the money was properly ex-
pended. The profeiIed object was to conci
late 'te favour of the French government
o borrow the emphatic language of our
Virginian corre(pondcnt, it is not likely that
the fl-tt confal viii ever bGj5 a tboagbf upon
the tubjeGt Of the Bsrceau. But citizen
Pichon IS no Granger in America. He was
n Philadelphia, when the fedcrals were atcfitlo.
and the republicans were condennire the
very part which Mf. {eheTlon's editors are,
q. prsient, exhibiting to the pubic. The
citIzen was intimate with the late Mr.. Bache.
lie IS, therefore, acquainted witt, the 1nyire
res OF government newspaper lie Knows
che farce OF a peniionary printer, who pre-
tends TO publiih inve6tives rcr50pt the per-
mji5i5n q BIS paymaFsr. We are to {end the
tyench ambaHador copy Of this ana OF the
lat MURDER Of ne Recorder. He man long
hncc have became acquainted with the cha
ra%tcrs both OF the PRECEDENT, and Of his two
atPen-leaf coadjutors. But il IS very pro-
per that he fhouid be informed Of the genuine
ideas OF an iriu1enfe proportion Of the people
Of America. Al Reasonable men have be-
come iicS at the very found Of the woro re
solZfi9n. Let France have twenty years Of
tranquility under the domination Of that
great, that more than common man, who has
aclien to fave her from 81 eternal routine Of
conipirac!cs, Of rebeiltonS, ard e(pcciam of
.9H7itutiaas We trait ,hat he VIII ccure
France from executions, maaacres and mur-
aers, In particular, it is hoped that neither
rae 1rs confol nor his representative will
cooiidcr the caterw1uling OF Duaae and
Smith, Or s.4c connivance and encouragement
Of MT, Jcherion, as the Legitimate (entments
OF the people OF America. With the ezccp-
ton or t5w WronB heads, we arc all very
glad Ar -hc i;tto.auoG Of peace and order in
rance. / ne great Objects Of The revolution
have bcc.l @cco.aulilhud in fubnaace rather ]