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houies at Antwerp. Several American
families from the United States have arriv-
ed at the latter place with the intention of
fixing themielyes there. We hear alto
that one Of the fril commercial men in
London is about efabllihing one of his
ions at Antwerp, with a capital OF enc
million OF forms, tor the rurpofe OF toIm-
ing houte OF correspondence between
England and the North,ot Germany prin-
cipally. In lhort tho city of Antwerp
becomes every day more hourhhing the
houles have already ,rebled in value The.
Scheldt is covered with trading velels OF
different nations, who daily come ,hither
with valuable cargoes, ard every thing
announces that this commercial city viii
ihortly become the rival OF Am0erdain.
Ii is in the ccurie OF this year tina, they
VIII begin 10 clean the port OF Antwerp,
toremove the bar which imPedes the courte
OF the Scheldt, and to continue the works
contemplated Tor the other eaab!iihnents.
Paris bab.J
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fore, 20 law can runih an individual who
will beat himfelf; it is 10 opinion alone
that it bslongs to do jualcs 10 this kind
OF freaks"
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Twelve of the principal commercial
houies Of BruHels have made every necei
tary arrangement fer eaab.iihing counting
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-18
BALTIMORE, May I6.

Arrived lhip Six Sifers captain Gorten,
a day from Liverpool. April II, lat.
AZ ~, long As 50, fpoke brig Tiger of
Bottom, for Virginia, out II days
Blowing frefh, could not learn where
bound. z5th, lat. IS 8, long. s. 80,
fchr. Cambden of Baltimore, OUT 2 days.
May 2, Bremen brig Margaretta, Tibet
ia, captain Jackins, 5 days from ChaTlef
ton, bound home.
Brig Spartan, Furlong, IS days from
Cape Francois. The day previous to the
Spartan's leaving port, the report was,
thar gen. Leclerc THAT day. had an audi
ence with gen. Chrieohe, and that Chrif-
topic had capitulated with the troops un-
der his command, and they were to march
into town next day, April IS, to lay
down their arms and deliver themielves up.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-18
NEW YORK, May re.

Laf evening arrived at this port the
brig Hope, captain Lee, in ) days from
Cape Francois, after being detained there
upwards ofrwo months. Captain Lee IN
forms ua, that two days previous to, his
leaving Cape Francois an interview took
place at Haut-d Gap IA village at the
diaance of about three miles from the
Cape) between the Commander In Chief,
LIE Clerc, and General Chriitophe; but
that the relult of the conference had not
been officially made known. The mott
pleaing conclufions were, however, drawn
on the fuojr6t; and there exiGed hardly a
doubt, but that Chrifophe had negociat-
ed terms for himfelf and his army, as he
was TO be in the Cape on the day the Hope
failed, and preparations were making to
receive and entertain him in manner fuit-
able to his rank by the General of the
northern divifion, Hardy, with whom
Chrifophe was that day TO dine.
Various {peculations were abroad as TO
the probability of Toudainr' being a~pas-
ty to the arrangements of Chrifophe.-
Thole bee acquainted with the character
of the latter were firmly of opinion that
he would not conclude any agreement to
which his Chief was nora party ard
this opinion was strengthened by the pub
licity and form Of the audience at Haut
de-Cap. ChHaophe refuted to come with
in the French lines until white officer Of
equal rank was fent as hoaage: Tie
meeting was unlike that of a. traitor feal-
ing an opportunity TO besray his trna.
Thefe circumstances have DILUTED ge-
neral Joy amougf the inhabitants of Cape
town, who begin to look forward to the
time when their troubles will be termi-
mated.
No material progrefs had been made in
rebuilding the town when capt. Lee fail
ed nor had any change for the better tax
en- place in the treatment received by the
Americans from fhe various departments of
government through which they were un-
der the necef1ity of doinglbufinefs. Every
procraifinatien continued to be pratti{ed,
nor was it poaible to effect the leaf DIFF
patch unbrihed. Government had difcon-
tiaued the praaice of putting in fate of
requiGtion all the articks of proyifon that
had Lately arrived, the ueceaity for that
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-18
FROM THE caz.. OF THE U. STATES.

FROM THE GAZ.s OF The U. STAIES.
Mr.. Bro1jou,
As Twas on my return home thro'
the fate ofsVermont to this city, ] lodg-
ed at the houie of gentleman who put
into my hands your paper containg the vi
Gon of Nathan Ben Afhur.* At the frR
view / fuppoied it was the invention of
{ome writer, who wiihed we'll to the fe-
deralinteref; but was agreeably furprifed
when the gentleman informed me the re-
1arion was true, and that the venerable
recluie srefded within few miles Of his
honie.
You will fupsoie that being on the
ipot, and in the ueighborhood of this fin
gular perlon, an interview with him would
be very deGrable: and the more 70, as the
gentleman was well acquainted with him..
and politely offered his carriage: an offer
I felt not the leaf inclination to reject
We fet off about nine o'clock, and reach
edthe hermit's cave about ten; when we
came TO the avenue that opened upon the
humble habitation of this myferious won
derfal man, every lighs reflection was put
TO flight; the romantic appearance of the
place, and the expected interview, natu.
rally led TO ferrous contemplation. But
how was l fruck, when the hoary iage
made his appearance His whole figure
was the mott interefing ever faw; and
gave me lively idea of the ancient patri-
archs in the early ages of the world. With
Vjfou, bere al2Hded 10, qvas 5a5hged
in the Alexandria AaS'rrtjer /ome tire
sgo.
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dignihed air, that exceeded all forms Of
breeding, and mott benign c0untenance,
he welcomed US to his little maniion my
friend introduced me as young man, ira
yelling in puriuit Of knowledge: he gave
me lhort but penetrating glance, ard de-
fired US to be feated. There was French
Telernachus lying upon fquare block OF
wood, which | yentured to look into
+" Ab!'' faid he, 8" had the kings OF
France been governed by the principles re-
commended by the Archbilhop OF Cam
bray, that unhappy country would have
efcapsa the dreadful convulhons, and
bloody fcenes it hath 70 recently expert
enced !! 1t has now become the hot bed OF
vice THE limbeck of the devil, from
whence have ldued thofe foifoned itreaIns
of infdelity and iedition, lnow underftood
to be the leading principles Of democracy
which like leproiy hath oseriprcad the
fairea portion of Europe, and are extend
ing their curled influence over this once
happy campaigning the great interets
ofiociety, and deRToying domefic felicity
by corrupting the youth with the wild
and foolilh doctrine Of liberty s. equality
teaching them, that the religion of their
fathers was all priefcraft: thus are they
prepared to crafty without reltraint, their
unruiy pations.
Hence ariies diiobedieuce to parents ne
glett of religion, and fedition and oPPofli-
on to all good government But be not
discouraged, my fon; for although DARK
clouds now overlpread our political hofi-
zon, they will foon be diiIipated BY the
rays oftruth. The cobweb veil thar now
envelopes the demagogues of the prefent
day will be rent afnnder, and the people
will fee all their boaeed projections Of pa
triotifn, will frally center in the gratih
cation of their own an,bition then fhall
they be hurled from their ieats, as Zones
are hurled from a fling
He then put into my hands another Vi
ion which for its interefing import de
fcrYes place in your paper and which !
ihall tranfcribe. The original ] pr,ierve
! with as much care as the devo,ee the relitt
OF a favourite Saint, and however DIVERT
fed my future life may be Shall always
conider the inters lew with him as one of
the greateit felicitieso of my life sndremem-
Der with plealure, TO the Taft Of thy days,
the venerable Hermit Of the Mountain.
EMANUEL C. MELBOURNE.
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The terms Of capt. ulation w..
known when the Spartan failed. vas not
Capts. Rogers and Davidlon e
hip ST. Domingo Packet, wa, al ~ tn;
prifon on the 18th April. The ,. @r.' 10
which was NOT known. Lett a, ' w Of
Francois, three French 74's, and ~. , ::
gates. III
Schr. Sparrow, Barnes, ! dsv, c.
Charleaon. - ION
Brig Hope van Leir, Bunk. Q, 3,,.
from Enden, and s. from Weynopp,,' 'Y'
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For the Alexandria ddUertsje1..

ADDRESSED TO MISS **x* **&*x
And didf thou go any Lucy, fay,
As HeDe fair, as Hebe gay,
And range the fow'ry valley thro'
To rreafure MAYS ambroGal aeW?
But wait thou not, dear girl, aware,
Thy face would pleafe without that care s
The charms that heav,n did there inplant,
Can patches, paint, nor .wAlhes want; 3.
Let luchwith thoie employ the hour,
Who teign wouldcharm without the pow'r,
Whole FLY, triAing arts deny,
That beauty's foul dwell in the eye.
And tho thy fair thy lily cheek,
Does not the rois's bluih befpeak;
The heaven created Sentiment,
That's over all 10 lweetly blent,
Doth amply for its loE repay,
And makes thee pleafe yet more thanMAY.
Tho this like Aatt'ry may appear,
Thou wilt not deem me inincere,
: Nor yet tho Gmply drett retufe,
The lowly Off ring of the MUSE.
Nor think NE, LUCY, wrapt 10 gloom,
! When remind thee ofthe tomb;
For tho each morn appears ferene,
Nor cloud obicures the ev'ning fcene;
i Tao thou on down embraceth leep,
While friends around their Yigils keep;
. Nor ranking care thy bofom knows,
A bofom pure as Alpine fnows;
Tho playful mirth with fylph hkepow'r,
: Has wove her airy, roleat bow'r,
Where thou maya fport away the day, :
In waking viGons fweetly gay;
Thy heartto Joy relponGye beat,
No cruel thorns to pierce thy feet;
Where innocence preides the queen,
All peaceful like her and ferene;
Tho, NAY Whole ey'ry vefment'. grace,
Whole gay, Whole Aow'ry fteps we trace,
BY garlands wildly ftrew'd around, z
But twelve times has thy temples crown'd,
The hours will foon be fitting by,
When thou, my lovely girl, mutt die;
When thou wilt join thy native daft,
For die, my Lucy knows we NUT;
The ipeaking eye, its magic pow'r,
Will nought avail in the fad hour,
When feeble pulfe, and trembling breath,
PraSiaims the near approach of death.
On! then, let fweet religion bind, &
Make it the pole far of thy mind;
Tho iorrows as high mountains rife,
And floods of tears bedew thy eyes,
Twill DER thy foul difufe calm,
And prove a fure, iovereign balm;
Nor think thou, LUCY, art too young,
For prayer becomes the infant tongue;
: twill make thee fear, and ihrink from fin,
And purify the part within.
4 From truths mild dictates never fray,
She'll cheer the dark, the dubious way,
That may be thine dear girl, to prove,
And ft thee for the world above;
And will thy dying couch attend,
While ffer ieraphs Ger thee bend;
When deaths cold hand has clof'd thy
eyes,
Will watt thy fpirit to the ikies.
MIRA.
Alexandria, May IS.
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tons OF dry GOODS not the manufacture u
France, or not imported in French bot
toms.
Capt. Rogers and capt. Davidfon re-
NAMED in clcfe confinement IN dungeon,
/. on the common gaol allowance.
The hip Ann, Of N. York, was pub
licly condemned by beat of drum on the
morning Of the 18th Of April.
.Exf.aa efa lsnerj;0m Cape Francois, dat
M,Ap,R a7tb, 10 q merchant tn ibis
city, ,eeeived BY The brig Hepe, in 10
days.
"Chrieophe, the black general, has
furrendered himfelf to general lie Clerc !;
and has promiied that all the negroes, who
left their REFLECTIVE plantations, ihall i'm
mediately return. Commercial buGnefs is
getting a little better than wllen ] lat
wrote TO YOU
Arrived, brig Ceres, Burnham, Savan-
nah; Hope, Lee, Cape Francois Comet,
Rogers, Charleaon; fch'r Warrington,
Stears, Edenton, n. c. Debbe, Starr,
Savannah Aoop Charlotte, Southerly,
Jaquemel Eliza, GEORGETOWN.
Cleared, hip Enterprise, Harding,
Bordeaux fch'r Fair Trader, Barnum,
N. Providence.
Sl0op Charlotte, southetly, from ia
quemel, LEFT there, en- the 18th April,
fhip Argus Of New York, TO fail for Bor-
deanx in II days; ihip Flora, Bowman,
Of New York, in 10 days for Havre- de-
Grace; fsh'r George, Booker, TO fail in
2 days for this port; loop Nabby, Hen-
derfon, Of Salem, in days; h'r Refoa
luton, of Baltimore, TO fail 18Th April
brig Phebe, of Bottom, for Jamaica and
number Of others, names NOT recolletted.
Markets dull.
Sloop Eliza, from Georgetown, left
there, brig Anna Maria, Cock, Of New
York; and brig New, York, to fail in 3
days.
Lit Of VeiIels in the port Of Cape Fran
co.'s, 27th April, 1902, taken from
Bulhby's Marine Lift.
OF Baltimore; briggs Venilla, Hutton;
Viper, Frazier; Smiley, Wright; Bel
videre, White; Neptune, Maion, Partly,
Johnlon; Nevis, lhips Pamela,
Longford; Henrietta, White; Henry,
Tyion; fch'rs E!enor, Cox; Nelly,
Relaxation Montierrat, Daniels; Po-
mona, Watts; Sophia, DfifcoI; Paragon,
Drifcol.
Of Philadelphia; Mary, Ferris -
Friendhip, O,Connor; Jane, Aquin,
condemned ; Huron, Morrilon; VIEWPOINT,
Upton; Ruth aud Mary, Rudel /; Sally,
Golden; George, Bell; Spencer, Sim
clair Fanny, Lake; s.. Domingo Pack
ct, Davidfon; Little Tom Butler, Pow
ers; Fox, Norton; Meaengcr, Bowes.
OF New York brig Sally, Smart.
OF Bottom brig Victory, , capt. |
died on the z3d April; Ezra ST. John, |
Sprague; Fame, Crocker Edward, Dun |
bar; Jeaelfon, Paterfon; Polly, Low;
Jaiop, Wild; Liberty, Dimond, capt.
died 18th April; Agnes, Horfey, capt.
died 27th April.
OF CharleGon; Gadfen, Lewis, clear
ed tialcyon, Marley; Greyhound, Pratt,
Lydia, Paterion; Topham, Carlton; Ma
ria Bird, Weave.
OF Alexandra fhip Hannah, Perkins.
Of Bedford Contribution, Fuller.
OF Newburyport jeanne. Bagley
Onion, Parfons.
Of Portsmouth; Huron, Treadwell.
Of Salem; Trial, Tate; Flfh-hawk,
Cook. |
Of North Carolina Peggy, Allen
Polly, Traik; Betfey, Lewis; Behey,
Eldridge; Refolution, Barnard.
PAT TIMORE Nav 16
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NORFOLK, May u.

Talmou'h' Janaa'ca, Informs that in Con-
equence Of the arrival there of F,sro ~,
Comrniaary from Cape Francois, reorss s4
ing a fupply of providons, an embsroa .s Wy,
on the 18th April laid on all kind, q n "a'
viGons in the illand; that on the I,,b A
pill an order was iaued to prohibit al + 4
reign veGels 1.-THE Americans ex,e5rss
from clearing out with any kind Of c caro-,
on board; thata few days before cant. E
failed, a French frigate arrived from II.
Cape, requefing a fupply of troops-Tb,,
TouGainr had aifo informed the goyerr~
! of Jamaica, that if he TENT any troo7s, tSey
would be liable to meet the fame fate with
the French. The above information NAV
erelied on, as he received it from ye,y
refpeStable merchant at Falmouth.
Arrived, ch'r JoGah Parker, c,ptfa
Calvert, from Falmouth, Jamaica. Left
there the fch'r n. S. de la MERGED, Cant.
H,;G+Lo o.. c;i e.. ~
e,. 49,, y Nc, w. r.. r.s- 'o r III
-" "a D n'.o 'no WI hase' s'P'
= iof' 20 iai, ;" Gays 'of VIEW NJ. ioIA'
e ou ,'0 = i',t'' " liie cup, u tio'qa
80 :" VIZ" ieSen o'1i''A sito0'i'' Hu"
1o''soJ q - uou',a 70 0Pdll''
A'arT1d' INC ill Hia'y AuD' La0n1n'
from lobago. Lel' mere the 0t's soncla'
nom lowan, TO iaii IN IS Gays Tor Va.
lihe alio mp - 100mA'n Of
rorIlmonth, n. II. tch'f fef.
c,Fai, OF Bolton; and fch'I Mln'T'
7all, TO iall dext Gay tor Bolton.
Arrived, the fch'r Hero, capt. BHn'n,
from Tobago.
Aafbfatc particulars ef the late mterdf
hlarrsRim Of the NEcAoEs.
We deemed il prudent heretofore to
filent on this intereaing fubjeit, in order
that more complete difcovery of the me.
ditated plot might be made: but, as it's
generally believed that it has been d'o'
vered in its commencement, iilence is con.
ddered no longer neceaary !; we Therefore
lay before our readers fuch facts IS wehae
been able to collect from fouyces deemed
authentic, and from our own knowledge
For fome mouths paR information frGn
various quarters had been conveyed TO TIC
civil and military authorities OF the DO
rough, that an infurreftion was in agia'
ton, and that it was to take place DUNG
the Eater Holidays. All accounts agreed
in Eating, that the Ggnal ofreyolt wa, %
be given by fetting fire to this town.. "A
The various infofmltions received CD ~
not, however, appear flaisientIy wen wei.
founded to apprehead any Of 'hol' FL lap ,e;1.
ed. Strong patroles were ordered 70 ls' ,.
force the ordinary watch, and every .{b r.,
caution taken to guard agalnit 0'i' nIo,
day, negro fellow was takcnap l'o o.. wax
Of having pais) on his way iron! I I1,,';oa
Anne TO this town, who gave intoia,, ~,
that three negroes lrwo Of whom arc Don
-l.~s
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Letters from Halifax and ol n';pbty
counties, IN. C.) inform, ina. a,o os tie
meetings were very general . ,4'' Ss,p.
negroes in the above count le;oo have been
titles of arms and ammunition n Ie,he ring
found concealed-tha numbers !. % If ' whoo
leaders have been taken up, ieS'" ID ;one.
have been fentenced to death ,he whole
date execution Throughout .r,;cuiary
ofthe fate of North Carolina 'sr' among
9 the .l'i lo @a.r C. eoun,issl infar'sft'''
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-27
BEVERLY, September 80.

Arrivedfch'f Party, capt. Mark Knowf-
ton, 80 days from ST. Lucie. Aug. 81,
lat. II 80, long. IS, fpoke Ahip Marquis
SomeroEs Ia, he underaood the name)
Charles Wooley, mater, 9 days from 9of.
ton for the Havana, all well. Sept. s,
lat. "a, long. Is, fpoke nip Batavla,
from New London tor Jamaica. Sept. IS,
on Georges fpoke big Minerva, IS days
from Havre de Grace, for New York.
The Minerva bad fPoke an EngIilh veaeI,
which had taken up, in q boat, the mater,
mate and, number Of other perfons, be-
longing to French lhip from ST. Domin-
20 bound to France, which had fprung
leak ard fopndered {: the ihip had large
number Of paaengeis, con6aipg chiefly OF
wounded and invalid fldiers, all OF whom
perifhed, except thofe in, the boar. :
Capt. Knowl,on left at St Lucie, the
floop Csrey, of Providence; and at Mar
Unique, Aug. 20, capt. Swan, IN fch's
I belonging to Marblehead, who had loft
his mate and TWO ions, by icknefs.
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CT his f.bjsa, t,,#csn lie Regency snd
the Preach Agent, the latter complaised
Of the Bad faith and rude behaviour Of the
VekiAargy. Its even believea thar the
French Government will nor fuff5r fuch
infiil-s TO 60 unpunifhed, and that if other
powers allow their a,g 30 be infulted, and
thsir vcI=ls pllndered, the FifA Cs,nful
viii ins;ola' ly protect in the Medser-
ranean the hooor Of the French Aas, and
m.in,ain that iecu'ity whi,h he has pro.
mifcd to all commercial lpeculations.
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BOSTON, September IT,

Arrived, nip Eliza, PaTfon, from Ha-
vre. Left there, brig Geo &c, Bowle',
OF Bottom !; fhip Fame, Freeman. Of New
burypsrs, /; fhip RiGog States, Burrough,
Of Providence, for New York, 10 Q daysi
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-27

From L:sf5a papers reertvei ct h5l eGsce
Of The (Nt7U IlrsJ Mereauhlt .i.,vsr.
GEy. b. tbs ZIP Tsvo !3rieais, captain
YsES.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-05-26

kcring, that have appeared in the plcorder,
were not wrote by ]. I. Calender; but by
perion who holds many opinions very DIFF
terent from has, The remarks were miro.
duced with cautionary note, IL the fri in
trance, that they came fror1 N;rginiou Car
rcfp.oadent; and, in the fecond inftance,
we brought them forward with feyere in.
troduttory cenfure upon rhe fad Timothy
In TINS days Recorder, the merit OF Mr.
Pickering isagaia defended, and attacked, by
difterenr writers. The Recorder is paper
open to both iides of the quefion, a kind of
paper that has been much wanted, and that
has hitherto been very favoraby received by
leading characters among the Republicans
We have ienr Mr.. Duane copy of this
number. We expect, as an act OF iuftice,
ti'4t ne will republifh this explanation. It is
only by chance, when we fee the Aurora; 70
that we thouid thank the editor for tending US
a copyof the republication of this article, if
ne ch"ies to make one. But the ground which
ms paper has taken is already well under
1905 by every perfon, in Whole appreciation.
or ceniure, we can feel ouriclves materially
lnteretsed. We could not, if 70 difpofed, dc
any harm to Mr.. Duane; and he can, allure div,
do as little harm TO US.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-05-26

MIR. Smlt.n,; . and in doing this iuitice,
tF-ly vii! ofnecelhcy condemn a conf.
derable portion, although nor rhc whole,
OF the original ooferyarions, which oc~
cur in Mr.. Smith newspaper.
1t viii hardly be iaid, ana it nevercan
De believed, that the republican partv
think shemtelves ABOVE ne5ospaDer IT
Ef9Hee. Mr.. Jefferion certainly does
nor thlnk himfelf the worle for havino :,
we hail try* to find room in ths
PFelent number for letter 10 ne ba5l;r
lt VIII therein appear thar, in Snr;no
1898, Nj. .Jetferion paid SIXTEEN no.,
LARS, as his lhare or iubicripsion, 70,
an attl!tant editor 10 Mr. Backe's ARA
Ira. This fact proves thar Repubjjcan,
DO NOT think chemielves above rhe need
Iof newspaper auxiliary. Il proves 80
Ilt goes very nearly TO proving, thar Mr.
Smith mutt write upon one Cd and
upon one hte only othcrwiie he mutt
loie his office. For perlon thus fixed -
iPeak OF impartiaiity, offers an jnlulr 70
common scnle. That the la5o1ysr mrs
be zoo'rby gfbi5 hire, it is necelfarv rhar
he ihould z0oyk far ii,
! AS for this article conccrnino Ran..,f
1t IS tuch ar abfurd feH-condeI ar
tack, that ii we had not known ire sv
thor, one might have fuppoGed thar j.
came from the quill Of Mr.. lone ~
from the reputed ai1allia Of ARa.yrFan
sELDEN, BaYard was nominated bv IoLn
Adams: he was approved by the Sc
nate. He might, Of courfe, have On
lifted has eighteen tb0ujsnd d0liar5 and
we firmly believe that Smith, fin Bav.
ards place. 'uld have taken rhe money.
He did not take it. For a oresr ntrr
Iof this performs political conduit ~.
feel peculiar, an unqualified, an ire
vocable abhoyrence. But, in rbc Dre-
lent inItance, reipe6t for iuttice rom-
psIs rs 10 Prajts hin. The yerba y.
thar Smith has attempted to caff uD9n
the bntinefs, fcrves only to discover his
incaPaclty for The talk which he has 70
perrly undertaken. Its not every tcnlaine
drlVellcr, whom nature defines to fhoot
from the culver Of Juvcnal, or of Euni-
US The adnirer OF a rotten A7ricso
bag has tranlpIanred this precious COM
modify from Smiths newspaper TO his
own. And truly, he did not ar arniis;
Tor, when Mr.. Jones proceeds upon his
own proper fund of intellect, h. writes
YET more iorflly than Smith himfrlf does.
II Smith feels hiintcif uu1e as impair
uaI and independents, as he affe6ts to
be, why does he not give US the Aatifc-
6sral, as well as The Fedora! mi,reprcien-
cations The very title Of his perEor-
nance announces il, as the work of party.
Il Smith, in this piece upon Iona
Bayard, wanted to injurc the chara ter
Iof the fedcrals, his attack was mott
"retchedly planned for, il the act Of
condemning Bayard, his argument
went TO prove thar rho federal majority
81 the Senate were capable o. economy,
ot principle, and Of f)1ane. In asts242I
/ ing 10 ,fop one b0ls, fays the Prayerb, he
0NngSiag carpenter made TWO. BnSmita
has attempted 20 make Ons hole, bg at
tempting TO top fcosny.
Some OF OH readers do nof Derhans