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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-11
PHILADELPHIA, June 8.
Arrived al the LazarettO.

Ship St. Domingo Packet, Cape Francois; brig
Harriet, Davis, New Orleans; VIEWPOINT Ali.
ton, Cape Francois; SchuylEill, Thcmpfa,
Cape de Verbs; fch'r Fame, Reynolds, POnRc,
publican.
Cleared, fhips Fortune, M'Catchen, Fa.
mouth; Caroline, Gordon, Oporto; fch'rsFar
mer's Delight, Brown, GuadalosPe; Wealthy
Crofc, Savannah.
The flip General Warrington, captain DaTi,
Of this pore, was ipoken May 10th, in lat 81
II. long. 81, 50, from New Orleans, bound %
Liverpool.
The Benjamin Franklin, ofPhiladelpha, was
fpoken May ~, in lar IL, ii, long o. g.
bound 20 Anl1erdan.
Brig Greenwich, Remington, from hence TO
Port Republican, was fpoken May 18th, isy''
leagues E. of Cape Nichola Mole.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-11
NETWORK, Iune =,
Communicated BY a gentleman tfon H..

( Communicated BY a gentleman fran H..
Vanaa, arriVed yeferda.)
In the Courier of May 20, printed q
Havapna an order of the Governo, az.
peared under date of the l2th May, thai
all foreigners fhoald depart from thai
place in 80 days that thofe WHO had
been in the habit Of doing bufneis there
houId quit unlefs they hould receive per.
milton from the King to lenain--ulIeis
this order was complied with their proper.
ty would be con6lcated and their psdons
fent to Spain.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-11
$500, for the King.
4,1I9,z59 for individuals.

Total, 13I3,2So,
Beides 400 bales of Cochenllle,, and 400
ierons OF Indigo.
/" Three frigates, with three millions Of
dollars each, had failed for Cadiz before
the Argonaut left Vera Cruz; and two
men Of war, the St. Peter and St. Fulgen-
cir, with fix millions each, were to fail
foon after. We may therefore look for
them every moment.
I" This has been glorious day for Ca
dix; for the news we had from England
was Of fuch nature that we were much a
fraid OF renewal of hcfilities. Our IA
tisfa1ion is complete. The moment the
Argonaut was leen off Cadiz, an express
arrived from Paris with the agreeable in
telligence that every thing had been fet-
tied at Amisns. This has caufed fuch a
general joy and fach fldden change in
the Gtuation of Cadiz, that its inhabi-
tants have already the face Of peace and
plenty. Our paper money was lohng this
morning 4 8 per cent. and is already come
to "a"
Peace was proclaimed this morning -
Athalfpaa ten o'clock, the different Off
GERS, under the jurifdietion of the Lord
Chamberlain, viz. the officers at arms, the
lergeant trumpet, trumpeters, drums and
drum-major, ailembled at the fable yard,
ST. Iames's. The officers at arms belong
ing alto to the Herald Office, being habit
ed in their REFLECTIVE dreaes, and mount
ed, the proceilion moved from the Stable
yard to the Palace gate, where tie Windfcr
Herald read His Majefy's Proclamation
aloud. The projection then moved to
Charing Crofs,
At the corner of Chancery Lane, the
Proclamation was read fourth time by
the someriet Herald, and the procehion
moved on to the end Of Wood freet, where
it was again read. At the Royal Ex-
changeit was read fol the laf time,
Tie proceilion proceeded round by the
pump at Aldgate, returning up Grace
church areet, and formed oppoite the
ManGon- Houie to receive his Majeey's
thanks pTelented by the Lord Mayor.
Never did we fee the ftreets more
crowded, nor the windows, fcafolding,
roofs, .ornamented with more beautiful
or we'll dreaed women. Many perfons
had taken their feats very foon after day
break. Joy beamed in every eye-Plea-
fure Illuminated every face Beauty put
on her mott lovely looks to do honor to
Peace.
AT one o'clock the Park and Tower
gun were fired.
AS IS much curioGty has been excited
to fee Mr.. Otto's iplendid Illumination at
his houfs in Portman fquare it may not
be unsatisfactory to many pellons fond Of
allegory.
From the level of the fquare rites pro-
iesaing colonnade of the Ionic order, with
corresponding pilafers and garlands Of
various colours. The entablature, richly
decorated, is divided in the centre by a
tablet on which is formed the word 6 A
nifty. The upper part Of the aruaure
IS adorned by four pilates, termin ting
in arches the middle arch formed fepa-
rate body reaching to the cornice, which
is delineated by colored lamps, from which
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-11
BALTIMORE, Iunc 9,

Arrived latt night, flip Henry, -. b,ig
ape Francois. In the Gulph ifrean'' 'p0A' 20
from Jamaica, bound to New-lok; =, ,,r,aip
Alio, this morning, brig Two betiles'
Alien, 9 days from Cape FRANCOIS. :, arrived
I'll. lchooner Flying Fifth, capt Sh9es' 'I !, W.,
there two days before the Bellies i1lisa . c,ocra
reported when capt, allen failed that ,a, se 10Th.
Toufant had again takeu up arms; may "a ;, ay he
two briggs anq fchr. were c1rl''u an,rd for nn
Cape, and the capt. kept unGe1 g &. adMirsrs
lowering his colors as they pailea ", as they
hip, which was going into the I'm slp"nd up.
came out! paTed fhip in the DAY liz W.. ncrt has
The fhip Active. Donnaghlan' {" ~ - New.o.
arrived at falmouth, in Al days from -
leans. If, AZ Bar
The hip Becky, OF this port, wa 5 1.r
celona, a6 day finee, TO fail in &c" 80
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-11
NORFOLK, June 5.

Arrived the Britiih ichr. agnes, ri t5s
Perkins, frou, Antigua. Lett tn. talaI
fchr. Parke Farke Fairly, Ande''0' =
for this port in 5 or s days ], BG.l,
Arrived the fchr. Menus, cap'' :
from Antigua. ,5.l, ron
Antigua. ,.,t. Lewis
Arrived the iloop Caroline, oaP ?. D d
from New-Proyidence. Phlnea' e
informs tina, Norfolk fehr. was s: ',D laid
at a por, 80 mics E. OF ma Mana and had
fchooner was loaded with ialf, re-, e. Other
loft both cables and anchors pew Z
damage.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-11
LLoYD's LIST, April al, to II,

Arrived at Clyde, the Waillngton' NoHN'
from Savannah, and Notes, Gill, from new
Orleans-At Grecnock, the Jane, M'Donale,n
e days from CharIciton--At Portfnoutl' ifnF
Youag John, from Eavre ---'aiisd oF' ps,o
April u.s., The Merchant, Bartlett, from bo'ul'
AT Falmouth, che flip Eagle, WOOD IL =
days from Norfoik.~-Saied april rs the 6T,
iican brig Ring States, f,E BoSdeanz'--r e,
Grave!end April III, the siters, pFlks',' HON.
CharleGon; the .Afborne, Smith, ilom n aslsD,
dria the Attive, Delano. from Ne"- i Or
Arrived at Dover, James and John, L,ndcs5I ea
from Charieton; and Pacilic, North ION ., ~"
eon.~-A5 Cewcs, the Continuation ro'' no
AT Falmouth, tie American IMP Give, D ~.
naghan, in AZ days from Ne",oFisans' lu Go ~
brig Elizl, Perry, in IS days from tnai'D'D,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-11

" The three Councillors oes,..
nier, Roedeler, and Foursrowy o,s''' R.
day at 3 O'clock, to the Senate ssn' YETI.
in the name Of the Coniuls, an "a ~ pe(e
nelty inltavor ofthe Emigran,,. ,as u
plain Al, its motives. 1t is expected s1a !. %
will form the fubjstt ola seno,s4 'Aatl
TIM. 1t appears that the governn ssyt
found, BY the experience of two ye, 'sn' ;
there are no means to fecure 70 ~ s' tN
unju'fly placed upon the Lie, an S aa1e
which they are ju&ly entitled r. - e'ala @
and avoid the eralures in6iiou,y H. tsPe''a
by real emigrants; infomuch, ,b rs'ai's'
condemned TO the hard al,erp,,;vs ~ II !
lowing the innocent to languilh u,,,s =. d
ed, in the chlmerical hope Of ouaib;a4 I'll !
guilty" ul'
Yeherday the bidders for the ,,,,,.
met at the Chancellor Of the Excb,on' "'s
and nrOnnled 80
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-11

The latter, therefore have the ccD,,,g
The profit to government is the prodio,
Gus fun of 55s,oool.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-04
sales bp Sutton.

IN WEDNESDAY next,
= ~ a,eleek, svIzIbe Sold At the .4alf'as
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-04
FOR SALE,

FOX o4ALEs
The Cargo of the brig Lattle
Sally, eaft. CoSsas,
From Rhode IAand, now landing and
conffing of
French Brandy,
Holland Gin tentitled to drawback
Country Gin,
Wet India Rum, n. England do.
Loaf Sugar,
Cattle Soap, Tanners Oil,
RI Cheeie of an excellent quality,
Soal Leather,
Runia and ravens Duck and Sheetings,
Cordage, bale of Tickienhurgs, &c.
For Sale, Freight or Charter,
The faid brig L'nle Sally, burther
about $50 barrels, an excellent yenel and
well equipped. Apply to
JIG. LADD.
Tan. d.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-04
Ton Sale. on 10 Rent.

The unexPired leaieof a HOUSE ard
LOT, orsQueen areet, with a BAKE
HOUSE thereon /; he leafc has 3 years
to run. The Rand is good for buinefs,
and is we'll known, having been occupiec
Tor length of time BY baker. Forpar-
siculars apply to
THOMAS siMMS,
Prince 9reet
March 20. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-04
Virginia, TO 5Usf::
Fairfax eoaay, Ap,I
Iotb, 1907.

i91D1 IOOLs
IT having been difcovered,
thar ruinous delays have lately prevailed
in the buines OF this court owing to the
greater part of the attories praefifing
here, being abfsnt, attending the leaicns
If the courts held for the Diirid of Co.
umbia therefore it is ordered9 that no
fait, or her buGnefs, hall, after the
next quarterly court to be held for this
county, be continued on account Of the
pon-attendance ofany attorney and that
a copy of this order be inherited in the pub
&c newfrsrers, printed in the town of A
lexandria, for Eone week, and ALTO pofed
at the door of the Court Houie of this
county, for the information of the feyeral
tutors.
From the Minutes of the Court.
A copy I eft,
WIN. MOSS, c.rc.
May doif
Cath given for rags, ]
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-02-01
39ortlan0,
,govphr, FEBRUARY 1, 1902.
THE NATIONAL JUDICIARY.

THE NATIONAL JUDICIARY.
4. following column is commenced de-
Y he motion made in the Senate Of the
- States, for repeating the aa PaGed at
"a fsaion of COogrels, for eaablifhing the
.s:,v. The fubjea is of the 6ra impOr-
]. and claims the undivided attention OF
! -.,der The debates will be continued
n. that the readers Of the Gazette may
IA. thereon for lhemfelves-
Americans cannot TeAea too much on the
.,,.s Of Republics, and the caules of their
rr,uton in every age. The honeR citizens
a Republic are generally 100 fufaeptible Of
as.ry, without daily conidering the charac-
- Who aatter them, and their motives =
!, thew may one day dilcover, what all hiao-
! srovss, that d1nagoguer who have climbed
30 power BY cajoling and ALTERING the PEG
BE. have proved themfeIres the WORT Of IT,
aunu. CESAR and RoBssPrERRE, were the
~ Of ibe people, before they became their
& ~sa,y,"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-02-01
THE PRESIDENTS REPLY.

The PRESIDENTS REPLY.
1ha'L p mel Br0-y1, HezetiaJ MUM, Jonathan
.-'D9s7 goba Watrman AMI J55a @1siL jim. 2
1A' u '5e folrH Of CbsjBys IL AfeJIeL4jsA5.
GESTLEMEN
i. '0ncaF with you in the fentments s1Prefed in your
g. 4odrels on behalf Of the inhabitants Of the town
tuhHe, that the contribution Of the United States is
,.s" F OF authorities and duties, 4 charter OF
,f Is otilcersi and among its molt precious pro-
81 sIs The right Of lulFrage The prohibition Of re
M, GUS and rs means VI peeceabe amendment.
enlures The duration Of this fair fabric Of GOV
\. 70 ettectuaiy As the due ienie eatc famed w
40 4 our citizens, Of the value Of thefe princi-
auu Ter care 10 prelerve them
,o5 ~, with particular Plesure he tenimony o.
@'' WIN whiSh your citizens, have been peafed
n,osf Is you Tor NE; it projects an extraordinary
co... nc ik with which thofe domeRic arts, which
!, 10 mach 10 daily comfort, are prstliced
s,,.l, 'Ad paruoaaryby that psrtoa Of them mott
~ l.aa. 90 - D'FF
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-02-01

10 mylelf this mark Of eileen. from free-horn farm
eTS employed perlonaIy IN the ulua abors Of life is
peculiarly grateful having with but to prelerve 10
them he fruits of their labor, their lene of this truth
will be my gheit reward.
pray YOU gentlemen to make my thanks for their
favor acceptable them, and be ahured yourfcves
ofmy high relped and efteem.
Jan 4, 1909. THOMAS JEFFERSON.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-02-01

Il sg 4SysG Of Bs iz5abitaafs Of fbe fszvF Of JBirs
ssasruisd fbs Cbgf, zvbs5 z0a1 ereiEzfsI tie ~ Of
SHsary, 70 t5s Pr1fdeat
"a GREATEST cHzEsE IN AMrRIcA--BoR THE
GREAT EST NAN IN AMERICA.
SIR,
ysiwirhlanding we live remote from the l-a OF na
&o,l governmelt and IN an extreme pare our own
ire; vet We hambly claim the right Of Judging for
oisvss
olr attachment to the Ma ional contribution i (trong
sdisdlh5ube. We coniider i as a dtlcuption 0l
10 Pssgsri which the plop have luDm.ucd to their
u,giarstes to be e1ercled for J5f4as purPole.,
" charter Of iavours, granted by foveregn to ri,
ts,6is. Among its beautiful features, the right Of
tt outrage, TO eorrect az 2bu(ey-rhe Prohibi1oh Of
rsaous ,ens, to prevent al hierarchy The OF
,a.ndmen which It contalps within itlelf, de-
n, - fab as they are dh overed, appear The moi
vennent--But tor leveral years Pait our app chen
u. has bcen that the genius Of The government was
sa attended to q fun ry cafes and thar the admRra-
too 5ordered upon monarchy: Our Joy, 81 coz X
nul have been great en- YOUR election the hrit Of
lie IN the nat0n Having had good evidence, from
year announced leRtments aadIuniiOrm conduct that 1t
wud be your hre and glory 10 turn back the govern
rsut to It's virgin purity. The TRAIT IS great The
tx IS arJaoss But We con!oe ourlelves, that rhe
psms Raler fthe Univtrlc, who RATES. up me 60
rt7e great ev nts, he RATED Up JEFFERSON for
hB cuuca day, defend Repubhcanum and ball- AL
Ihs airs Of Anao-racy.
SR We have attempted 70 prove our love 70 cur
Reidsat woT alone Du. ds-} and fyYt5. With
tbs addrts, We lend YOU CHEESE. by the hands OF
MsaTs. John Leland and D1roUs Brown, as a pepper
corn Of the eteem which we bear to our chIet m4gf
l'ac aDd as ai4crfce to Republication. Is the
hR hoas to ha Battle, nor it Of any great conle-
eaenGe article Of worth but as a frec-w fer
ng We hope i will be received. The Cheele was not
made by bis Lordhip, for bis faCred M7jefy with
aVEy % gain digrfed titles or lucrative Offices bur
y iht Perloaa labor Of tree born farmers (without
Ase haVe 10 afI0) for an elective Prctidont Of tree
people; With the only view of eating NIKE into the
Msoi Democracy
lhs a's triumphant return Of Republicanifm has
noe annaed the inhabitants Of Cheihire, bear the
eIhsns OF government and trea' the characters and
PtaonS OF hoe in authority with all due rtlPect, than
ue ong llt Of edition--naval, and provion&l
army laws, ever did.
s1, We had fome thoughts Of imPrefing fome fig
sncant Inscriptions the Cheeic but We have found
,lse ileongeneucy in qambf paper, that chole
" iendtina plain Republican form.
u way God ong preierve your life and health, for
'sHag t. the United States, ard the world large.
Sgned BY order Of All ChellIire,
DANIEL BROWN
HEzEKIAH MASON
I0AA b A !,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-02-01
THE MAMMOTH CHEESE

n ig .4I,gG Of q. Inhabitants Of he fozvF Of CJ.Brs
szaaaiHisd fbs Cbgf, zVbis5 qOas frcSafsl Bs ~ Of
7may, to ne Pr1fJcat:
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-02-01

"a GREATEST CHEESE IN AHrR1cA--FoR THE
GREAT EST NAN IN AMERICA.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-02-01

DANIEL BROWN
HEZEKIAH MASON
IONA. RICHARDSON
JOHN WATERMAN
JOHN WELLS, jun.
8. The Cheele was made,
~ 20 1901 Weight, 1888 lbs.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-01-18
VOLUME Nv.

Bat worle co1fequeHce, if PoGibl=, hnwinr
from your practice of appointing prof gate men
to ofice is, the encouragen snt it offers to vice.
Nothing tends more 70 relfrain men from open
fcsntiouinsis, thln for public opinion to frowri
on immortality; and It IS no obi aiou to this
mode VI che king vice, that il makes men hy-
Pocrtical; for they may aud ofeu do become
attacked to whac they are GtR compelled to
practice. BeiJes, even hypocriiy may have no
fmall effe6t on public manners, by preventing
the itfluence Of example But when The moa
imPious and fcandaIous vices are no objection
amt Candidate for office what food Of
immoraliries may We not expect from the re-
mcval OF this powerful reGtraint on the vicious
pr Penftes q man Surely, fir, your rafpe6t
far Fublic opiR On, IL not for virtue, ought to
make you more cautious in the beAowment Of
governmental favor. Corruption Of morals Is
rapid enough in any country, without encour-
aEemcnt from government. Ard if great de-
Pravty marks the laR Cages Of free govern
ment, and is the cer'aia preiude 70 The defruc-
ion Of liberty which !, numerically agreed to be
the fact, The q ief magiRrate ~ the u. States,
ihould he he iaa man % accelerate its progrel5,
For the fax NJ humanity, Sir, let not our re-
pubic be planted With grey hairs in infancy,
ard PaE at once from the vigor of youth to the
decIPitude Of old age,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-01-18
NUMBER 1851
public Documents.
-,gvAsYING The PREsIDENT's LATE MESSAGE.
mo. U.--Cs7 tinasi f'o7g ~ IN Gazetiel
lCIRCULARl

fIiHNA NA1EArN
D3sraHarf sf sisfe-- Hs5iTgt'"' Nay ~ 1901.
9 s' ,onG5ersble time pa9 fufpicions have prevail
foN rnnturc with thc United States was intended
q l1 r R,hav of TripoH. OF late, the alarms and
H ne. been fueh as 10 impoie on the Preflden,
abGostion Of making immediately the -noa effect
s-ogdon within his authority for the defence and
S~ 49,, If our Mediterranean commerce, in cafe it
4 IL attacked from that quarter. AT the lalt lef-
+ ronorefs fix frigates we're directed bY- law to
!, oeace e(abmhment-Ou; Of this force
20 g,;oaes and alto looP Of war have been equip
IA Mn fail for the Mediterranean in few days
p ~ command Of Commodore Dale. Should war
s Aseu declared. or hoaities actually been COM
- aesinR our trade, this force will be employed
4 ~ e,oA FIFE tual manner for its fafey Should the
rs. which have been may be employed to obvi-
\. ~ uecelity Of fuch application the force be
,,flI the qusdrOn after crulhng iufhcent time IN
- Mediterranean, perhaps if cifcumances fhould
- snder il uAadv5eable as far as the Lcvant md to-
-, Conaantinople, will return TO the United States
Tbe exoedition will by this means, be not without
II ME whatever NAV be the fate cG things its arrival
4 uiH have the effect from which 70 much advsn-
,,os has bean promitd by our cOnlus and Others, of
Iibii1q to the Bar0ary powers 2 respectable ipeci
nm Of tie nava faculties Of the United States II will
,srrit our mariners and inRruct officers in the
ss Of hair fervIcc and IN 4 Tea which il may be par
,afarlv uleful for them und6rtt2nd. And as they
I'm part If the peace eGabh(h neut the meafu viii
adj but nccnhderabIy 10 the expencE Otherwie to be
mnrsd The United States seing now happily at
nacs and any with an the European powers, the
nfnt is the favorable in that view Of the lubc9.
The Predtnt has thought proper that thi, early in
b-naron and explanation ihoud Be given to you that
hoo fully T. 2. sd q me OH 4 Of the expedition. you
NAV Guard II agauG any milconcepton or mjfrepre-
f.,oa th5- NAV by pCfihiitv ne ttached To it and
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-01-18
TCZRCULAR
Department gfSfzfs,

department q ofzfF,
uR HsGpr.s7, May II. Scr.
THE proar. which have been rece we'd, of the hoRe
rprpo.es " tl.c BlAaw " TrP1I, having impolrd
the PRECEDENT the Obligation Of provi5Ing Immediately
for the f4ictY of Mediterranean commerce, he has
indeed proper 70 fcnd to the cn4R of Barbdry quad
Ion Of three frg1tes and 1oop Of under the com
msnd Of Commodore Dale. The fqu4dron will fail in
avery few days rom this date. Should have been
declared or hotilitics commenced Commodore Dale is
marutted to make tie mott edcttusl ue OF his force
for tbs Object to which il is deRincd.-Shouid The
means employed by our Coniuis, and thole which
company this expedition, for obvalin2 fuch event
bsiucceEfu The lquadron then after crujlng fome
tine in The Mediterranean, perhaps if circumstances
hould forbid into the Levant, ami towards Con-
aannn0pe, vii return 70 the Uni cd States. The
petition viii, BY this ems be not without i,s ufe
Whatever may he the aae OF th ngs its arrival. II
will have the effect from which 70 much ad ,antag has
been pomilcd BY our CCRlus and others, Of exhibiting
% the Bzrblrv powers q naval FOL &C from the United
States. It will exerciie our mariners and inaru9 our
officers in the line Of heir iervce, and id iea, where
mere than any other heir ltrvCe may be wanteI and
they form part Of the peace eGabi1iment fixed by
law, the aeaiTe will add but inconIIrraby 70 the e1-
pence that would otherwle be incurred. Ths United
States being ALTO happily at peace with al the powers
Of Europe, the moment is the mere favorable in every
Yew that can be taken of id
80 iNud-hl Has tiiuuSit Allat JCU ltiCN'u
belnTniihed with information here given IN order
hlt that you may be reaty 70 afford every friendly
and uleul accommodation that Ocoalons may adm t,
&c tie quaaron any part Of il lecondiy, that being
pteaed q The ohieH Of the expedition, and the
hder7ons which cd It, you may De able by proper
explanations, TO prevent ts being miuuLerltood.
The Uned States PerhR hed faay in their aeGTe Of
HWng pace and repdihip with all nations vito per
MI them, and or all oocaGonS where sHuraroes to that
.aect can be proPe, you suIho ized make them
% 1he mott fltstatlory manner.
am NiIh great confederation Sir,
Your mott obedieut iervant,
(Sgned) JAMES MADISON.
~ Jg-rarasS rae5 sf ~ taHyrpzg aqasd CsyJt.
ihom2s 2u'ks'ey Co1lul at Llbon.
John G.vino, Gibraltar.
anthony Terry (atting) C+dz
James Simpl-n, Tangier.
William Willig, Barcelona
Robert Montgomery, AIicaat.
Iohn Ma,,iieu. Naples
Frederick 4. Wouoaon Genoa
Thomas Appleton, Leghorn.
John Lsmlon, Triene.
Ait'enut Catalan a gent, Marlcilles.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-01-18
From the Newyork Commercial Advertiser.
NUMBER XIT.
20 tBs I9rcGueut Of tbe uuiteu States.

SIR,
THE eFea Of your appointments on the
m raj 1h4raaer of the citizens of the United
States, is the lat, but not the lean important
branch Of this fubj &.
In hit Par Of the Uoitei States, in which |
live and am mott acquainted, the people, ii
their elections, and the Legislatures and coun-
ellis, in tie beitnwment of civil officers, have in
variably been Influenced, ii no fmall degree, by
the moral character Of the candidates, and the
eRimation il whiyh they are held BY their fel
low citizens. In his practice, they have fol
lowed he example Of all nations, civilized, and
barbarou-, except fuch as were advanced into
the lat daEes Of degeneracy and corruption, It
was not among The Ifrae.iles alone, that " able
men, ia Il as fear God, men Of truth, hating
cove. oulnes," were feesfed from rulers and
officers but among the Greeks and Romans.
approved morals, and a relped for the national
religion, were confidered, during the fourth
ing periods B the republics, As n-ceGary eu4H
fcatons for places Of high trait In Rome,
the ceofors, often degraded ieaators from their
Ration. for 4rols immoralities. TT every ma
ton. diiregari of the moral character of a
candid ~ fbr Office, has accompanied the pr
~refs or national de-lue, an been the prelude
to grea, pubic caamities, or :otai deduction
Indeed from dc ached pAfages il orr own
wIitirgs, We my coils, that you yoar.s.5 cen