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LIVERY STABLE.

and all thote who are indebted to them
| are requelted to fettle their accounts.
THOMAS HUGHES,
THOMAS TOWERS.
THE bufnefs, in future, will be car.
RED on by
Thomas 7overs,
where gentlemen may depend on having
care taken of their horles on reaionable
, terms.
March z. cost
Valuable Property for Sale,
lit the htte Fails Of Potomaek,
About three miles from George Town
and the City of Warrington, and ten
from Alexandria.
172 acres Of Land, upon wh'ed
are a dsvellxg boafe and fandy other im-
brovements, /tveral fonr qxarrie' and W
Rand;, and t4ua 4acant mill /eats.
Two undivided third parts Of 7
acres Of Land, a1on 1ubieb arr a mrrehsst
mill, qvitb three pair IF French burr mill
R0n<s and <v<y ueesDay, complete, for
manufacturing -four to THE bs7 adO0ntag<,
and 4vitb as ittk manual labor as feGbk;
bre7uey aad dJaillty, a gra"a,y, q
naYer's bogis, Ireever's bog/t, esoper''
hat, &c. and vacaxt mill feat.
Iwo undivided third parts Of
200 acres Of land, adjeinmg THE 7 acres
and III acres abovem<ntioned, upon 7obieb
here are Jev0rai .fSnf aaarrits amt ,t0
Fan4,.
Tie pureAajsr Of the abo0e pro-
berty, eoiA haze an Alignment q It4k
for tb< otb<r uxdiv;4tdtbirlba sfqubiet
there will be E years to come t'sm The J6yH
day Of Settem6er next.
The /aone on the abope lands IS
fgual lit gaadas/ito any, and hyperion to
mef foundation Rone on the riv<r-vsE
Ell, afa.y bxrtben that can 90 to George
To4vu, can go up to The mill end F0"'
qxaryif'.
Axy t.y/ss or perform, qvbs ma, incline
to tnrebeft, will Of eorye vieaO TIDE pre-
mics, therefore it j, net tb'sght stesDay
to be more particular.
+ For terms abty to Gex. Uriab ForreF,
at Geo,ge- Ioavn, orto
PHILIP r. FENDALL,
Alexandra.
J, time 20. Issu
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Notice..

THE fabfcribe,s have In their hands a
fun Of money received from the late firms
Of MeiTrs. ,fabb and MARTY, and Pa
trick M'Af:y and CO. merchants of the
town of Mar.inlburg, in the fate Of Wiz.
GINA, and as they underaand that Mr..
Michael M'Kewan, ofiaid place, has pur-
ehaied number of the claims againf that
eltate.-- This is, therefore, to give notice
to him, and all others having demands
asaina the eaate of the faid Tabb and
M'Affry, and Patrick Marty and CO.
to bring in their accounts to US, properly
authenticated, on or before the firlt day Of
March next, in order to receive their d.
yidend of the money iii oar hands. Thoie
who do not produce their accounts by thai
time will be excluded from dividend.
A. ~. KENNEDY & Co.
Bait. Dec. 4. zawIitMch .
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The Su3/eriber eOiN SELL
EXCHANGE for Approved land
near the Blue Ridge,
A valuable Tract of Land

in Northumberland county, two miles
from the court-houie, and near the bank
Of the Potomac, containing 1865 acres.
This traa Is divided into two plantations,
on the one there is brick dwelling houie
60 by g feet conveniently divided, and
two brick Offices, "a by IS feet. A farm
ed houle 20 by 20 feet dehgnea for an
overfeer, and other cut houies.
The convenicnces Of this place arc c.
suallei by few, ard the roi2ctt cxcellcd
by none in the fate. The houfc is iitu-
a,ed on high bill and commands an ex-
rsniive view Of the Potomac and the Chef
apeake bay. There is creek Astounding
with The hnee fin and cy.sers, which ter
inmates the fat Ind Of this tract, that is
navigable for bay craft, and affords an
e,;elent landing place within halfa nils
of the houie. On this part of the tract
there is an excellent bearing apple and
peach orchard, and a variety of other
fruit trees. 1t has great Efficiency of
oak and hickory timber, for the ufe OF
the plantation, beides large quantity t
pine.
On the other plantation there is frame
dwelling houfe 81 by IS feet, and few
out houles, fuch as tenants generally have
about them. This part Of tie tract IS as
well ftuatsd for farming as any lands in
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COI1OM @ : / + w AK l
Haze rxerived, 9 large and general
ASSORTMENT Of BOOKS
IN The DIFFERENT BRANCHES OF
POLITE LITERATURE;
Amongst which, are the following

Amongst which, are the following:
IEFFERsON's Notes on Virginia, hot prcfs1
Ed. Ko.z.bae's Plays, vols. Ladies Muii.
cal Magazine, Parks lrave.S, Steuart's View
Of Society, Cheaer6e!ds Letters, 4 vols. Cutters
Practice Of PhyGc, Wallis or Health, paey's
Philoiophy, = vols. GiSion's Surveying Moe.es
Navigation, by Blunt, Burns's Poems, Niilt.
Ancient Hiifory, vols Practical Educatir'.,
vols Beauties OF St. Pierre. Euchan's Family Ply
!ician. Fox's Book Of Martyrs, vols. Lees
Memoirs, Britiih State Trials, Robinfon's Atmi.
.atty Reports, vols 10 be continued) Gentle
man and Ladies Prceeptor, z vols. fiunter, on
III. Blood, 2 vols. CaldweIi's Memoirs, WilIGIs
Lectures. Martins Law Of Nations, Vattel's
Ditto, Newton OH the Prophecies, Z vols. Rdin-
burgh Dnocniatory, Elegant Extracts, Ccrft'-
tu,ions, Zimmerman OF Solitude, Ditto on No
tioaal Pride, Blackilone's Commentaries, 4vo!s
Collection OF Farccs, vols. Polite EducatioB,
Tooke's Pantheon, Juuius's Letters, Z vols. Gu
thrie's Geography, Knoxe's Education, vols.
Ditto EGays, z vols. CoRigan's Travels, Cooks
Voyages, vols. pamberger's Travels, &c. &c
N o = Z L S.
The Armenian, vols. Mcntalhert, = vols.
An,oinette, Tales OF Wonder. (by Lewis vc!s
NV Uncle Thomas, 4 vols. Jack Smith, Spfia
OF the Cattle, Arthur Mervin, vols Clara
howard, Grmond, Weiland, Maid OF the Ham.
et, Vagabond, Sailor Boy, AthGn and DIM
bayne, Romance Of the Foref, v0ls.Myfe-
ries of Udslrho, :; vols. Louiia, Julia and the
Baron, Gholl Sier, Tale Of the lines, 4 vols.
Camilla, vols. Eyelina, = :ols NJ INK, 4 vols.
Family Of Ortemburg, Negro, vols. Black
Valley, Ellen aad Mordaunt, 2 vols. CeOrg-
ParnweIl, Mountain Cos:ager, Children OF the
Abbey, vols. Roaehlort family, Darcy, E.
,nila de ::varmont, Oakindal Abbey, Inc Fair
impoGor, vols. Edeifriaa, 4 vols. Count de
Hoenldern, I vols. Henrietta Mortimer, vols.
Fashionable Daughter, Count Gleiehcn, Emma
Dorville, Scach Heirels, vols. Nils BATH
nlores, vols. Advertisement for aRufhand, 4
,ols. Wandering IilarGcr, vols. Corneia sed-
ICY vols. Tom Jones, :; vols. EDWARD, boy
Moore, Z vols. Morda,mt, by Ditto, vols.
Reuben an RACHEL, Girl ofthS Mountains, Z vols.
MyH.c Cot.ager, &c. &C.
ALSO,
Bibles, Teltaments, Pfziters, Common Prayer
Books; pilwor.h, WcbGcr. Univerfal, Peare'
London, ard Rational Spelling Books. Primers,
and large coEe3ion of Eiloiies and Chlarcr
Books, Writing and Letter Paper, and Pa :
dangirgs, Wafc& QnIls, Ink Powder, vi.
string. riayirg CARDS, Scrg Books, aud Blank
Books, &c. &c.
AiE.,aACS for the year ISoa, by the
grocc, dczcn, or Grgle.
q Country Shorkccpcrs fupplisd on the low.
eii terms. -'r"
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Nalua0le Properly o'' SAFE.
January 8.

Sevem bundrsd and <igby-eigbt ae'rs
in the county of hampthre, on the waters OF
'G.ea. Cape Capcn, about - miles from the
Warm Spiag5, and 50 :roEl Wiacheaes. ! IA
land is full OF wood, ok an rire timber. I've
excellent farms may be m.as. with 50 to 50 acre
OF bottom, and rich high lands 60 each ). ant. IN
fine hear. G; the tin Der :here is fine SET for
law- mill. Capt Daniel Alice will i'c 9 ,he lane,
Three tkoZlaxdr ;gst brnd,sd and Jory-
five acres in the county Of Chic, on the waters Of
Grave and Fiji Greeks, near the river 0hia, and
about 80 miles below P'ttibureh. Some OF thsfe
LANDS are very good, with comfortable quantities
of rich bottom, and plenty OF excellent timi.r.
Robert Weeds. Eiq. the surveyor OF that county
will ihew thefe lands.
Twill fell all orany of theabov- lands for cafh or
upon credit, or take in exchange for then, lands in
Fairfax County, or lots Oh lond in the city OF A.
lexandria, or the city of Waihingtor.
r. +. E0CE.
L. ca
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RICKETTS,, Neuton g Go.
HAV FOR S A l. E.,

Ricketts,, Ee1vt0n 6 Go.
HAVE FOR SAL E,
AT THEIR WAREHOUSE,
~ hhds. Antigua Rum,
70 Or. caiks Port Wine,
s tierces of Rice,
6 hhds. and 70 bis. Sugar,
hhds. Verdigreaie,
200 failed Hides,
Coarie and fine Salt,
6 bids. Clover Seed,
10 crates Queens Ware,
10 boxes 8 by 10 Bohemia Window
Glals.
Ind at their Brick Store,
German Linens of very kind ;
Ruaia meetings and duck; two trunks
low priced prints; two do. chintzes; ore
do. boot leg. and boots, and quantity
of letter paper uneommonly cheap by the
ream or cafe, sc. sc.
n They nvant to PwchaIe
A quantity of Black Ey' Peafe, and are
giving Cath fer Wheat.
January +. zaW.
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The Subicrlber Will Rent
AN EXCELLENT
ROCK-FISHERY

On Potomak Creek, With a Lot Of Land
adjoining thereto on which are imall
dwelling -honie, Gore-houle, and all other
neceGary houfes for the accommodation CT
family. This place is con fdered good
aand for fore. PoHcEicn will be CIV
on the 1T of January.
LEWIS WAUGH. 3
December II. Iaw4tf
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4yST PUBLISHED, =
Nv Cotton g Stewart.

Aadtsr Sale at their Bosk Stsrs, -
Price ST. Cents,
Certain ASts of the Common
wealth of Virginia for regulating the ma,
ht,a, and Of the Co.greis Of the Omsed
States, more eaeetually ,oprovide tor the
national defence by eaablihins an uniform
militia lhroaghou, the United States, with
rh. Rules and Articles of war.
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By v1rtue Of a Deed Of Tys from
Francis Wits and Margaret bis qvjfe
10 The t.b/enbe,s, I. /sea,e The payment
efa /um Of money to Dr.. James C,ais
eftbe to1yn IF AAxanaria, and be er-
bg/edn FIFE for eG9, bstors Ike Csf-
fee HAZE dor in tie /aid tezvn, Gu tbs
FRI Mondgy in February resi-, at IL
o'tlock in The day.
A Tract of LAND lying Up
On the North River on Cacapehon, in the
county Of Hampfhire, containing four
undred acres.
Another Tract adjoining it,
containing twenty three acres.
Another Tract adjoining the
fri, containing one hundred and thirty
one acres.
Another Trad adjoining the
laa, containing one bundled and twenty
ninsacres more or leis.
On theie traits there is large guam
si,y of low grounds, equal to any IN that
county, comfortable proportion of the
upland is arabic, producing good ciops of
wheat and rye. 49,.
As i. is ! r-lumed perfons, inclined to
purchaie, will examine the premiles, a,
forther deicr;p,ion is unneceaay. Att
lie will be made upon payment of the
money.
JAMES KEITH
- SAM. CRAIG. :.
Dec. 81. ST.
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Valuable Property for Sale,

Valuable Property for Sale,
1T The lille Fails Of Potomaek, Il
Abou, three miles from George Town
and the City of Warrington, and ten
froa Alexandria.
~ acres Of Land, ubon vhieh
are davelyins boge ard /aua,y otbry inn
trovfmenn, IEe'veral font qaar,ies and G6
fauds, and te0o v0eaut mill /eats.
Tauo undivided third parts Of 7
acres ef Land, ut0n qv5icb ere me,ebams
mill, 4wtb three taiv Of French Larr mill
foues and evey uecsgsy, complete, tar
manufacturing fur 10 tbe bef advantage,
andzci.b as hHl< manual labor q, psDESk;
a brsevry and djailAy, q grunay,
mill.r's bon1s, a drxwer's beylt, eoeper's
Bep, &c. and a eaeaat mill Gf0t.
Two undivided third ph,-ts Of
zoo acre, Of land, udjemms Ibe 7 acres
and IL acres a6svemsnti5axtd, xbou zrbieb
ber. are /fverGl Fo1e qaar,ifs and R
fandi.
The furehaEr ofthe above pro-
perry, sviN haze an alignment Of a keG
far the 9tb<r undividtdtbudba,t, efqvlleL
there will be 6years to came from the fyf
day Of September next.
The 6one on the aJove lands is
equal in gaodas6t0 any, and /gtrri0, to
msf foundation fare an the ,izsr-vec-
Jis af any ba,t6:w that can 60 to Gorge
To4vv, car go RIP to the mill and eoxe
gaarr'ts.
dry teyISa or 3ey/'x,, avb0 may inefinr
to turfbG/e, criN # ecayf c'isev f6sp't-
mics, therefore ii is s0s tSoas5: ures9a,,
to be mare particular.
Far term, @t5:!y 70 Ger. Uri1b For,sa.
q: George Tasyx, oyu
PHILIP K. FENDALL,
/. Alexandra.
!. 1axr 20. iars
! 400 hanks OF Flax yarn i'm
ported from ireland, Iai:aole for ihoemak-
ers or msnufa Stirring, will be fold low to
clofe Ealcs. Apply &: Ioh1 A:acaid's fore.
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THIS Day IS PabAjhed,
By R. s. ]. GRAY,
And for Sale, at their Book Store, Prince
Street, & at the Office Of the Times,
ST.. L EO N;
Il Tale of the Sixteenth Century,
In vols.
By WILLIAM GoDwIs.
Price Dollars, handiomeiy bound and
lettered.
Al6 FIR Sale,
BY r. g. J.. GRAY,
IA n Z T A l. B q l.;
Axsav Novel.
By the Author of Arshsr Myryin,
Wie!and, Ormond, &c. .
Price one DoIlor in Boards.
RU S HIS
introductory Lectures
r. Coxr,e; Of Lectures rpm the IyRtH'"r
and Praaiee If Medicine,
Delivered in the Unive1iisy of Penniyl-
vania.
Price cn- Dollar in Boards:
And fundry other
New Publications.
I.ouarv 8. d3tzaw
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Notice.

Thole whahave claims asain!t
the efate of BsniamiS Sbreve, decszted,
are deired to fi1niih them properly au-
,henticated: thc!e who are indebted to
the etate are requeaed to cali on John
Janney ard make payment.
WILLIAM PATTON, |
EDVD, STAgLER, T Exe'rs.
JOHN JANNEY, J
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Tt9 BE HIRED,

! A CARPENTER, who is ALTO a
Cooper, two Sawyess, BlacSim''n'
and one or two Laborers. Apply to
RICHARD BLAND LEE. +.
Sully, Fairfax County,
+. Ian. II. zaw3w
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400 hanks OF Flax yarn i'm
ported from ireland, Esi:a0le for lhoemak-
ers or manufacturing, viii be fold low to
clole fales. Apply q: Joh., R:acaid's ifo,s,
King-freet, Alexandra.
January $. eo3t+
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+ y r S A i. f,

lit private S3lf'
A fmalI, bu, neat aiortnent OF
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
In good order, of which the following
continues part, VIZ. :.
Mahogany Bedtteads, Dining,
Tea and Card tables, Book Gale, DeiS
and Bureau, Side Board, &c. fsaIne'
Beds and Mat,ranes, Bed Curtains, Win
dow-Cur,a.n., Taolc and Tea Chisa'
Kitchen Furniture, sc. &c. &c.
Also,
"A Negro GirI,
OF about 10 years of age. Enquire OF
the Printers.
January r..
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| mar Judge whit he il now capable cs ?er.
forming lhould they return. With lev
| hundred men be repeatedly routed wbcl-
army and was at laa Obliged TO yield 10
| terms Only by The treaehery e pricas, ard
couRant diminu'ion Of his nuabrrs.-
Like Lconidas Of old, waiting certain &
gierions end at the PATS OF liicrmopy le ;:
| fuch was Reding at the head of his troop,
on the famous Heights Of Morsar.yrs.
Upon this occafon he msdc The following
remarkable ipecch TO his folders, OF which
tie authenticity is conidered unquetfion-
able
!" Brave comrades, beloved fellow c.
tixen, The Deceive moment is now ar.
rived. Surrounded by enemies, and de-
fersed by our friends, it only rsrnairs 10
know ii W. will courageouly initiate tie
example Formerly let by oar anceaors at
Morgarten. An aln,o!t cer.ain death
awaits us. If any one fears it, let him
retire !; we viii not reproach Kim. Ler
Us not impole upon each other at this To-
Tenn hour. / would rather have an hun.
drcj men on whom | could depend, lhin
five hundred who, by flight, might occa-
}ion confniion, and, by perfdious retreat,
immediate the brave men who would Gill
defend themfelycs. As to myleli, pro-
mife not to abandon you evenin the great
eft danger. DEATH and ~ fst,sa. If yos
participate my reiolution, let two men
come out Of your ranks, and lwear TO me
in your name that you viii be faithful to
your pronifcs.''
The folders, leaning upon their arms,
liffened in Glence, and with a religious
awe, to the words Of their chief; tears
dropped down the cheeks of thole manly
warrior.; and when Reding had done
fpeskinx, = thoufand voices exclaimed.
/" We will partSke your lot We will nc
YER abandon you!" Then two men came
out O. each rank, and gave their hands to
Reaing, in token of fidelity in life and
death. This treaty of alliance betwees
the chief and his folders wa. fworn in
open air, and in the face Of Heaven il
bears E:arlss of patriarchal manners, worthy
of the golden age.
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EsEBIUS.
TVS 0l2slt, to <xgs5y adlrt/l from
T5sm0s Pain 70 tb< ftople IF TIE United
dafel at fbe Ct7 fW(b5M.f0x.
THE SWISS CHIEF.

AS the affairs Of the Svifs cantosa are
becoming every day more ferrous, it will
not be unintcresing TO the public to be
better scqua;ntcd with tie character Of the
pcrton who is the leader of thoie brave
men, who arc now cndeayoring 10 rcco-
yer their liberties, and to free Switzerland
from abjett dependence on 3 foreign
power.
Allows Redine, the valiant chief of the
independent cantons, Audisd the art of
war in The ieryice OF Spain, in which he
attained the rank Of ceionel. "A ihort
time previous 10 the revolution, he had re-
tired into the lolilsry vallies Of his native
country, and devoted his leiiuse TO friend
hip, to the mai,s, and to the cultivation
Of his lands. he had long uia,ed for an
ameliora,ion oftllc federal iyRem. snd that
his country fhorld enjoy ulefal and tue
liberty; but his heart revoIted at the idea
Of revolutioneGcacd by foreign power,
and al the ALL more abhoreot idea of fee
ing his country fall. under The dominion of
Franco.
Such are til. motives which Induced
him 20 rcfnne the fword, and to thew him
Elf worthy Of the Hely.tisn name, and
Of his brave ancehors. The iofs Of oang
wife, whom he ,cnderly loved, had lett a
profound melancholy on his mind, which
made him perhaps more eager to ieek the
perils Of battle. Wary, loyal, brave at
tachcd, and poHeiing great coolneis IN
PROPERTY as well as in adverfl1y, he be
came, in fhort time, the tavorite and the
hope of the people.
From the bravery an fill with which
Alloys Reding defended his country, when
,he French fra iafadsd Switzerland, we
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FROM TIKI BALANCE
Ossjsrz,stioa, r1peliag tie iu0iatiaa q
Mr.3s5eylon to 7bomas Paaeto
come oqe;. to Ameylc0.


TIE marked attention and the lofty
encomiuIns, which Mr.. Jeferfoa has be-
flowed on Thomas Pain have excited, IN
the public mind, mingled emotions Of alto
nifi,mcnt and indignation. One ofihe mott
malignant and fpiteful among the aaAfins
of tie reputation Of Walhinsioais dlisin
guiGaed by the appliances and atfctti
onately invited to the embraces of Waih
inetoa,s fucceGor il Office. 70 America
to Europe to the world, it has been
proclaimed, that this is the man whom
MIR. Jsfcrlon " dslighteth 70 honour
One cf tie moit fosl and viruleut among
tic blaiphcners Of Chgia, that this or any
other age has produced onset the bitter
cit fcottess at the Faith and Hope, which
every chrillisa holds dearer than liis--one
of the moft unfor;ate OF zealots torihe
luoverlion of,hat religion, ,oeJoy which
& 10 trsnfa,it il TO their poiterity, many
of our farefa,hef, fed to this land, that
was then howling wilderness, and, by
their patientiadurance ofunutserabie hard
naips sni dangers, laid the foundation Of
our exrcnfive and ilourihing empire, final
~, one Whole blalphemous writings over
,.s,rsad the Land, like mortal peisilsnee,
have unhing-d the principles, corrupted
tie hearts sai Slated the hopes OF thou
iand. &C he Americas youth, ispublicly
applaaled by The hra n'sgiisrate Of our
nation, and, with every mark Of affection
ate attachment, is invited over to ipend
| ths rca 1uc 81 lis life 10 this country.
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GENERAL MORE ~.
a private letter from Paris. dated Sept.

A private letter from Paris, dated Sept.
90, has the following faas
81 fulpofe you think that Moreau and
bis victories are forgotten in France, be-
caufe the name Of that luxurious general
appears 70 leldom in the public prints.
You miaske; the name ofthsi great man
is written in every Frcnchman's heart, and
notwithstanding Moreau knows this, he
does ROT afume the leaf confequencc on
thss account. The fame nodeay that ar
tended him in the field has no, deerted
him in his retirement, whittier every dif-
corning eye follows him. His ret rsment
may be truly called the retreat of liberty,
! mean rational liberty for 4, his table
every man PEAKS what he THINKS, and it is
there only, perhaps, that the fentimeu,s Of
the enlightened few on political topics may
be collected. His hotp;tality is unbound
ed. His table IS always crowned will, a.
bundance, nor With the delicaeies of the
fesfon, but with. plain who!efonc viand,,
whilG temperance preiie, in the chair.
Though bis houfe is open 20 all, il is CHIEF
~ encircled BY military men, of every
rank AMI of every nation, many Of whom
have LITTLE more than their laureis TO re-
pole on.
g A few days Ence I dined a, his cour-
try houle, with a number OF half pay off,
cers. was not the only Englilhman pre-
tent. The conversation turned on the po-
li,ical fate Of France, and the conduit of
the Chief Coniul 20 many delcrviug off,
GERS, who literally wanted bread (for there
are at pref,nt upwards Of COCO half-pay
oAicera in Paris who are fcarcc enabled to
live above want)-I do no, recoIlei how
the name Of Mor-aa happened 10 be In
PRODUCED into conyerlatlon, 81 tie general
with Of the company tia, he llould be rail-
ed TO fome public Gtuarion tina, would err
able him to do juaice TO the merit Of thole
who pine,l Ia oblcnrity. Il was eafy to
! fee that MORGAN fclt that this with fpfung
from the heart. lie declared, however,
without any hclitaiion, that noiwithfand..
ing the flncere plsafdfc it would give him
to he the initrument ofdlfFuing the dreams
Of public gratitude, he never would accept
Of any iitustisr, however lucrative, or
coumsniing in point Of power, inconiilt:
ens with the freedom os the pr.fs ana ,hs
peri,nai late,y of Frcnchm-n.
+" 'rhis fcntimens was initansfy felt bv
til. whola company 70 thar they infan.-
iy rof-, Ike one MA ), and drank, with
three times three, to :" the liberty of the
pref, anl lhs pe'ioaai freedom Of TIE