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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-16

rough and faly as the tail Of an iliea.
tor, Ireitnting fharp angle at every cor
ner OF the houfe !!-Huh, kLfh, man
why the Englilh and French ladies 30
with naked elbows! and who in America
has the tfronteIy to call their tafe in
quefion-or the courage ret to follow
then Why fit was the fafhion TO 90
with bare feet, it would he monfrous TO
wear ihoes and to,kings- And bare necks
too-hcw charming! Aye, the maze
what a beautiful objett TL4f is-sipecial-
ly when Preiented to view upon q huge
pair of Srawny l;oulders! Nature indeed
made the hair TO corer the reefs of The
neck, 10 hide the nape and long lpindlc,
and give the upper Part OF the body an
air OF iymmetry but nature it Teens mii'
took her bufncls-hsr works are to be
asended BY iafhion. BcGdes, why may
NOT a lady lay bare her neck, lhouders y
elbows, as well as a gentleman convert
his hair inro crows NET. Formerly,
tangled hair was the mark of aiavsge, or
a clown bu; now, what 10 gcnteei AID
ornamental as head OF hair, trizz!ed and
tangled, till it looks like a frightened swl
Lord, fir, muit nor one be in tie talhion
0, aye; to be !ure. Yes, yes, be In ii,
faih!on, though it may make you as usl,,
as III. devil. Tho it may be fom'
what inconyenicnt, as the fathions ;
France and England cannot arrive and
adopted in a week /; and though it ma
be perfectly senteeI in Europe 10 90 1A'
ed IN iammer, yet il is veryinconvenlen
and ionewhat dangerous in Amerita, t
be qniie 70 gen,eeI in 4vi1ter: Wi'nei,
the long RICHTER of Conlump'icns in ths
weekly bills OF mortality !!
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-16
FRENCH AFFAIRS.
Lard n. EeceM6e,

Lana n, LeffN6ef q.
We have never ceaied to call the public
attention to the events that are raning in
France; and to point out that the ultimate
Object of Buonaparte's ambition was uni
verfdI monarchy. To attain this Object,
it mutt he con.eied that his mealures have
been well concerted ard he has done
more without exciting alarm, or even fuC-
picion, than Louis XIV. could have done
without rafting the Powers of Europe "a
gaintt him as one man. He has united oil
the power of the French and Italian Re
pablics in his own reIfon, and they have
qaielly looked on he has united Pied
mont, the key OF Italy to France Ii
guara, and E'ruria, are no better than
departments ard the Doge OF the for.
.ner, ard the King of the latter, but Pre-
fetts: Holland is completely at his diipo.
fil; ard lie niedi,ates the conquef of Hell
ve,ia; which is the key Of Germany. 1t
nn,e mater Of that country, what guaran.
tee would the empire or Any Pate OF Ger.
macy have OF their political ex'acnce!
Ulm. and the other Grong fortified places,
which could have rsiiaed them, have been
icfroyed. Thus, on al hands, we feel
the Firit Coniul Of France euabled TO be-
come, and has become the inio!ent Direc
sar of Europe.
The interior defpotifn keeps pace with
tie exterior infolence of the French A.
gents. The appointment of the Co"ful's
srother to the Miniitty, and the istt!e-
n n, OF the civil Tia at thirty millions,
witch were talked Of fome tine ago, s'e
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-16
BARE ELBOWS.

And what of bare elbows Nothing,
except that they are very convenient for
ajoe, and very cool aod airy for winter!
As to their looks, why is it nor mere
daguaing to expoie an elbow, 'h,n
knee, and who, to be in the !a;!,;on
would not expofe a bare k,ee, 0, II
charming to lee huge bare elbow,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-16
aItrauorll 1obertissr.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER IS.

I'VE
we have Anticipated the publication Of
Our paper this day, for the purYeie OF grs-
t:.IIns the. curiolity Of our patrons by
preientlag ,kem with the Prehdyni's Mrf-
lage 10 both Iloolss Of Congrefs delivered
ycEer,iay at IL Cook. Should any
thiNg Ct importance be received by the
m,i. at this morning i, thail be u iiiltd
~ al ezra paper.
The Salem democratic paper lays,--
"Not emily England, hu, every ether trfe
eountr, h,scxTerienced the benefit OF re.
volutons.' After this, we iurpofc
Fedrraiit may be allowed to {, eak ct
Ens'asi without cnyhrg it, or wilhiog
ii 5la7ru np; and he IN no danger Oh TIC
guiIlc.nc ,cr the I'm # sml1Isn.
(P0Lodinm.)
In England fnbicription is opened
fer fitting the defendants OF WILLIAM
TELL IN the recovery OF the Liberty tor
which ;hcy are ccntenoing. The Nom
ing Chronicle # October I5'h acknow-
lcdg-s the receipt Of Ave pounds teTling,
for this rurpole, from an anonymous COL
reipoHdeot.
Near The clore Of The !econ1 century, hou.
r;thed lectuiian, ore of the maN intve-
pid and powerful among the early de-
tenders OF chriGisnity. His apology tor
the followers of Ctrif, which he ~.
retted to the Emperor of Rome, WAS
written, at time when chriAians were
Offering a terrible peIiecution from
their hSving been rePreiented TO the En-
pc1or 90 traitors and eaemies to the fate.
The cxtrItt, which We row re pub.lih
from that celebrated apology, cannot
tail 10 be gratifying to our chriitian
readers, as il is a ipccimen If the clio.
qucnce and noble ardnr Of Tcrtullian !;
and ALTO lhows the fate of the ctrIuau
religion, at that early, period.
(Ean. BAL J
IF we were enemies TO the tate, OBJ
ierved Tertu!lian, writing to the Empe-
ror,l you might then go and fe'k new CT
ties and countries to govern, iince you
would have more adverlarics than loya.
fubjetis in your empire. We ichtil'iansl
have filed your towns, your provinces,
your Gates, your forrreees, your camps,
your tents, your palaces, your ienatcs,
your market places and your iAands; on
" we have left your idola,rous temples
70 yourfelyes, all other places being full
Of chritians. If we were enemies, what
dangerous rebcliions might we have made,
even tho our numbers were inAll in COM
PARTON with the ref of your people; fince
We 10 little value our lives, ,ha, we fuf.
fer ourfclves to be daily flain by your
hands: this therefore is your iafety, that
notwithstanding your urjua reriecution
OF US, we are loyal, patient and 6bedient,
and that the chriRian religion obliges us
rather 10 be killed than to kill"
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-16

tcTnal taxes, ard forming ton them
growing fund, fill :ur,h>E 70 leiitn IRE
reccAty Of re, urring 10 e\t'aoEi."ary fc-
iourccs.
The utra! account 6 receipts and ex
ycaai,ufcs tor the iait var, wrh 40 Ca
rale {: ne cxpenc,s q the cH;o'nG one,
vii! he lard beiore YOU by tx 1:LIetary
q tfc ItcafyIy.
No charge beirg deeTcd nec:ilary in
CIR mihia,y efahi.!!.m~nr an e!i1ma,c oil
its esrercrs tor The euigins year. On lis
rfcfn; .crtipq, IS a,fu al Tic fans 10 he
trp;uvcd IN iuEtiaea,iuns, and o,hcr Go.
ictts wi kin that q, partmert, nas been PEE
par,d BY rhc Secfe;a,, at var, and Will
NIKE iar. II ire gece,ai climates = hilh
will Re r,,ftnred goa.
CcnGtcr.nc that our regular traops are
erpIoycG fo, local prypoiss, ard that the
m,ii.ia is our general reliance tor grea, &
,adden emergencies, you will doubtieis
,h'rE this iuEituticn verify Ct review,
ard give it ,hcie Improvements Ct which.
ycu find il ilfceytih!e.
EHinares ter the naval department,
prsrared by the Setruary OF TIC Navy for
another ycsr, will in ike n.anrer be c. n.
mupicalCd with the general climates. 4
GDalI force . he Mediterranean will Oil.
be rrcce aarv TO refrain the lripolrne
cru;(srs. and the prccf,s:a ,srule Of peace
with fome other of the ba,nsyy powers,
ma, eventually r,oui.e ,adt io.,c 10 be
augmented. The neccll;ty CT procuring
fome finaller vcilcls for that l-rvice, viii
raife the climate: but the Ee,, ne ii
their maintenance viii icon IL. X, it inca
lure Of economy.
Prefrmiug' it Ill he deemed expcdisp'
70 expcrd anrulty cofvcnlcnt fun to
wards providing he naval dttence which
our ftua,ion may regairc, cannot but
recommend tha, t'e fri srrroIra;i.rS f.;
that purpofe, NAV 90 70 tic iaving wha,
we ALREADY y atG. Nc caIts, 10 at,en-
tions, can p.clsrve veGeis fem rapid de,
cay, who, lie ia water, aud sxpoicd to tt,
fun. Theie DECAYS require grsat ard cor
ffant repairs, and Will couture, Il CONT
nued, preat portirn q The mGnies dI
tined 70 naval yurpuies. To avoid this
waite CT cur getources, It is propelled TO
a1d to our navy yard here dock within
which cur prtitnt veiieis may b. LAID up
drv and under cover from the f0n. Un-
r, :na,, .;.. ,.>,o,
u!d' "oihS vi ""oN wiz 'V"d'" N"'e>'!
at all Affected by time. ! ne great Guun-
dance oS runninp wa,er which this iitua.
dc, ..t;.L, {. Loo,ro l..
~
We! oi de tiCe' II 'ElPi"ySu rs /" l'"|t leu
for lock navigation, tuin th"s tie means
for rating and iavirg 10 oar veGels, on .
I,,. ana 6.,,.rs5 h.>S A,3 Oc,lJ N.
r", -. J..
HN"pit oe '"o'H o's'"i IS''' hl''"' oS
poh'o1eS tor i"ylrS u, wcIi IS Tor
builGi7p and rcpa:;irg V. iicis, may here
,E,er bs rrIer,al.,p - o,r,, Nayy wards
oHei"S '"S i4'''e "a, ans i". f''"' CIV"
citimareS OF the work, prepared by per-
fSn Of Kill and exoericrce, will be pre-
,,,,3,, ,o, u;,l,,. allow and ;,o,,
w
tdtie II VIII DC lteh INA icdile'y more th"n
b,S bs.p he r,If ~ Cps q. &c n, CcIa
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-16

The fet Of china about 70 he preftntcI to
Lord Hawkeibury by the Chief Conul unI1E A.
ny thing ur,oward fhould faal out between tie
cup and the lip, viii be the mof fuperb hirg
of the kiEd even fecn in this coustTy he GUYS
are valued at fifteen guineas each the p ltes IT
twenty iive.-The VIII 1S of this nasniGce,t fer
vice is ettimated at four tn uland guincas.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-04-26

tanned any new matter Of importance II was
only tranicript OF what former Secretaries
had done annually. The republicans food a.
mazed, and were ready to call him blafphe.
mer OF their Idol, and luck t5Their text, that
there never had been any report or aatement
81 sne kin before ard added, if there b ad
GO, Ivy fhould have feen i for they read
The Chronicle and Telegraph ever fnce the a.
doption of the government. The Doctor
chewed his cud, and fqpirting contempt thro'
his teeth, in quick fucce(1icn for half a dozen
times, upon pebble at the toe Of his left foot,
told them if they would 60 into the houfe, he
would convince them of their error. Elated
with their confidence the republicans followed,
and the Doctor, who Is 4 pretty good oblerver
Of times and things, took down from a lhelf
an arm full of old Chronicles, Centnels, Tel
egraphs and Gazettes, and turned back eight
or nine years to the annual reports Of the for
mer Secretaries, with their occaGonal reports,
to the lat year of the federal administration.
The republicans were confpfed but having eyes
20 fee they faw not, Leaf they might be convin-
ced of their errors and induced to abandon
their Idols--lo they hardened their hearts, de-
claring, the Doctors papers mgfy old qOorm
eaten things, no better than lgbtihtieJ.-Truth
was their gnide; and they Aill believed Gal
latin to be the grsateh man in the world except
Jeferfon and that his report was the fra of
the kind ever made BY any Secretary and pub
liihed 10 the people.
What.think ye of Republican informal ion
ONE OF THE PEOPLE.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-08-11

coms,it'ee OF Was aid Mcars aaiencui-
ry mo the expectancy o. reducing TIC tax
upon salt.
THE hour being late, The question was
taken on this molten without debate, and
lost--Yess 32-Nays 81.
The evident ainlihuiioh OF the vote Of
The minority on these incidental questions,
rs they were succcsiyeig offered, should
havc taught the lsadeis OF that minority
TO torbear from making any further Incl
dental opposiliom The ooje0 ofall these
repeated motions being the same, il be-
came manifest even 10 superficial, obser-
vation, ,hat they we're presented in these
constantly varying lines with no other
view than thet 81 evaeing the rules of the
House, which innibit repetition of the
same vote during The Session. The scene
appeared disrespettful to Ire nation, who
had right 10 expeSt ftom IN represent
tatives a demeannr disnihed aud decutous,
and correspondents u ttc Importance of
the duties with which they were cle,hed.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-08-11
- - .l.t1wy1l I.aEa.,eeeekR.
y I s " O n Y

O. F6h
EAsT SsS5I0Y ~ C5YSseSS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-08-11

Of fhe 6id receiUedf foai the Senate, entitled
C In net 10 reflezt certain acts ycateeting
fhe orSanfzatfeSl 81 fae ro,rts If ne L,.i-
,srl D.nya,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-01-15

AUD on account of the revenue Of 1900
Ffom fundry perfons account of the purcbaie of
unapproprated land,
Clerks,
Inlpetoro OF tobacco, and Of tobacco fay-
ed at the burning of Robert Boing's warehoufe, {
Sundry perlou5 for competition on Surveys,
Sundry perfono for the redemption of their land re-
turned for the payment of the due thereon,
Sundry perions divers accounts,
The Regiaer of the Land Office account Of fees,
Sheriffs on account Of militia fines,
Do on account of the aearages OF the certificate
Nett dsof tobacco received from T. Lee FOR rent
fold under the direction Of the Executive,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-01-15
DOliars 455,8Io IS

Tobacco received
Kof Thomas Lee, 1I7 khd' I7,4Sz ID.
Aagent for the Rate1
WLLLIAM BERKELEY, Treasurer.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-01-15

Tobacco received Of Thomas - hid, ,,.s, 4
Lee, agent for tbe Gate, : '' ''T'1
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-03

Our fatu.e provihon Of ork-houfes
for the punifhment of idle, didolute and
ciiorderly perfons, is calculated to anfwer
very valuable purpofes, for the correction
ofcertain crimes and mifdemeanors, which
are difficult to be reached or reformed by
other means. But il is much to be feared,
that the object intended, is almof, if not
wholly defeated, by permifion in the
law, for fubaituting temporarily our com
mon goals for the purpoie deGgned. In
this was their effect is exceedingly i'm
paired, if not loft. 1t appears to me,
that this fubptt merits the attention of
the Legislature. For if our goals are Till
to remain fabfituses for work -houies,
fome peculiar regulations for their manage
ment and government, as refpe6ts that ob-
jet, to be provided by law, will be ne
ceiiary for the attainment of the (alutary
surpofes of luch an intitution. The mott
eligible mode would be TO have difinet
houies. bur if lheie are not to be obtained,
1t will doubtlels be Judged necenary to
have defgnated, and under peculiar rules
of government and police, fome feparate
and appropriate rooms for the propofed Ia
Dor and correction.
The time Of iervice for which one OF
the tenators from this fate, liz the Senate
OF the United States is appointed being
nearly expired, it will probably be tho't
expedienr, in order TO fave unnecei1ary
expenfe and trouble, that new appoint
ment by the Legislature, during their
prefent feflion, fhou!d be made to fupply
the vacancy, which will happen in March
next.
J. TRUMBULL.
October Seflion, 1902.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-03

- DAYS. Several letters had been recently
seceised by our couful at Barcelona, from
,he confuls at Algiers and Tunis, mention
,oq aye Tripoline cruifers TO lie certainly
!, fea, add iuppoied to be on the SpaDifh
coat. MIR. Montgomery, at Alicant, gave
information of a Tripolinc croiler, which
boatded a Danifh flag off Cape Pelos,
about the 18th September; ihe was brig
,olacre rugged, yellow fides, and carried
/ large guns. There is every reafon to
belieye there are lsveral CRITTERS between
Cape de Gate and Cape St. Martin.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-03
publu Sale.

Or Friday next 4viN be J0ld, at tbt Per-
due Store, far The benefit, Of The eeu-
eerued,
Trunk Of Mufs & Tippets,
bales of Negro Cotton,
Ready made Clothes, &c.
A5o, a quantity Of
Mahogany Furniture,
CONSISTING OF
Disks, Bureaus, Secretaries, Side
Boards, &c.
PIG. MARSTELLER.
Nov. 4
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-03

complain of his ingratisude. After all
the kindneis of thoie gentlemen to France,
they find thenielves deierted, and the
ihips, the commerce, and the citizens Of
the United States, left at the mercy of
the Dey Of Algiers, when one word from
the all terrible Bonaparte would have pro-
cured for them, perfect fecurity. On the
contrary. it is obfervablc that by his &C.
quisGcence in the l. til article of the Dey's
reply, he has wholly renounced all inter-
ference on behalf of America.
Of evils which cannot be repaired it
mua be ufeleis to complain, and retro
fpefaiye regrets would be as fuperauous as
painful, il they had not the effect OF "a
mending and regulating our conduct for
the future. Il is TO be hoped that the
department of France, in many infances
of late, will deter our rulers fror any
undue bias hereafter, to any particular
European nation; ard that the fuccelsful
refult of the Firlt Conful's mandate to
the Dey of Algiers will quicken our asi-
witty, enliven Our national pride, and ani
mate us to all thoe lpirited exertioas, to
that naval and military preparation, with
out which no nation ever was, Aill leis
can now be, either felure, or refpeaed,
or refpettable.
IN. Z. Evea. P5HJ
Exfraa Of !sft<, 10 The Editor Of tie
(Frankfor., Kes. GuaraIiian Of Free
dom, d4sed 81. Vmeen.e5, September II,
1907.
(" / have now to communicate the
p!eaiing refult of our council with the IN
dians. Every object for which it was
holoen, 70 far as il relates to Us, is COM
pleatly obtained. They liaercd with at
tention and apparent pleafu!e, to the plans
p:opoied for their advancement in civil,
zat'oo. They all promifed thsir frnea
fupport in carrying the mea(ures of the
PRECEDENT into effect. To governor Har-
riion's perleyarence and unr United atten
ton, its iuccelsful ifue is juRly to be az
ciib-d.
!" The Indians have relinquilked to the
United States beautiful, fertile country,
twenty -four leagues fquare-It extends
north and lourh, from Point Coupe TO the
mouth of White river. and from line
drawn parallel to The general courie OF the
Wabafh, twelve miles to the wet of this
town, acrofs towards the Ohio 1t is ex-
pected it will extend to, or near the IIl,-
nois grant. They have alto granted the
privilege of working tie great cal; fpriog,
on the Saline river, near the Ohio, with
four miles fquare Of land, including the
fpring, which will afford plentiful fup-
ply of fuel for the faIt works that will
there be ereeted-It is urqucNionably
the bef falt fpring, that i, pofraed by the
weRern country. Arrangements will
lhorrly be made by government for the
difpofal of this tract of country and we
may jualy felieita.e ourfelves with the
plea6ng hope, that at no diitant period,
our wildernefes that are now trayeri,d on
ly by favages and wild BEATS, will give
way to wealthy popul~us .iettleneas."
Firm the Gr0rgefoqon, S. c. G0zate, II
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-03
Notice to Printers.

ALL Printers that have TENT
papers to the Subferiber, at the
Alexandria CoHee-Houfe, will
pleale to dlfcontinue them from
this date, and forward their Ac-
counts for all arrearages.
JESSE SIMMS.
Nov. 4.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-03
Fr5m the Ge0rgefoqon, S. c. Cazst!e, u
or. I6.

Fr5M me Georsef0T0a, .. &. Cazst!e, u
or. rs.
con Sunday lait information was bro.
TO this town, thar a number of negroes
had been landed at Long Bay, frym a
French trigate, which has been lately feen
off the coat, and that the people Of Wac
canaw were, confequently, in fate Of
alarm. This Intormasion, coming from
fource which admitted of vecy little
doubt, caufed The officers commanding in
town TO collect their men immediately,
many of whom marched that evening,
Others who were collected from the coun
try, followed them on Monday evening
Thofe who let off ON Sunday evening,
had almoe reached the place where The
landing was faid to have been efeaed,
when they were informed that the alarm
was falfe. 1t appears to have originated
from French negroes having been TAKEN
up in the night, near Long Bay, who is
fuppoled TO be run away. We are for.
ry TO ftate, that the country for fome DIFF
fancc above this place was alarmed, and
the men actually on their march.
Sc II is much TO the honor of our citi.
zens that they turncd out TO a man, al
tho iome Of them had jua rifen from a bed
of fickneis but it is to be feared, that
fuch falfe alarms will have tendency to
prevent the like attention 10 duty when
danger is actually at hand. We under
ftand that the huGnefs will undergo an
nyeaigation."
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-03
THOMAS SIMMS,

Has reteivtd by the bugs Neptuue and
A3iVe,
Frch Oranges, by the box,
D.. Lemon., do
SOFT f,eiied Almonds, by the frail,
Filberts by the frail,
Swee, Oil by the bottle.
He has ala for Sale,
Bet Derry Muftard, by the bottle,
Dip. and mould Candies by he box,
Loaf and brown Sugar,
Olives, Anehovies aud Capers, by the bottle,
Engith Walputs.
Bet sPaniih Segars,
Ran, by the jar,
Cof c, by the bag,
Lfkeeo5s, a 7aantiy Of 6sf
NEW.ENGLAND CHEESE. a general Ar
f,rtment Of GROCERIES, and few hundred
Buheis of excelIen. POTATOES.
NOV. :.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-03
FORT or ALEXANDRIA.

ARRIVED,
Schr. Little James, -, Philadelphia.
Slcop Mary, Lawrence, Boitcn.
CLEARED
Schr. William, Woodbury.. Portland
Milford, M'Namara, Barbados.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-03
BONAPARTE AND THE DEY OF
ALGIERS.

Every packet from Eorope brings iome
freth proof Of the vigorous democratic ex-
ertions Of the Fira Conful; fomc new in
fance Of his mildnc/i and moderation and
fome yihble mark of the ultimate effects
sf revolutionary frenzy: fonetlling to
make the wildeit enthufiafs in the caufe
of unmixed democracy, at leaf pauie up
on their notions; and lonething which
difclofes, fill mere than ever what the
benefits are which America is likely to
derive from her preient Rulers fond par.
TALLY to France.
In the mandate of Bonsparte to the Dey
! of Algiers, it is obiervablc tina, he writes
entirely in the 6re perlon, in the mott
unbounded fpirit Of egotifm, and, indeed,
in the language of OFFENDED MA
JESTY-The csimen lase najeitatis is
directly urged againf the Dey-Ven-
gelnce is denounced againft that Barbarian
! for the offended dignity of Bonabarfe, A
repetition of the perfonal pronoun, I,
which would difgua in the mott forty
egotifm, pervades the whole; and this
champion OF Liberty and Equality-this
Idifciple Of Paine and the Rights of Man,
louras out in the fanatical, blafphemous
ana defpo,ical fpirit of CROMWELL
/" God bas deereed The bxnjgmsaf Of oil
t" tbeys 4obo arr ani4f fs4vard Me-! |'
I--Towards Me--BonaParte --Not
towards France.
For our part we are neither difappoint-
ed nor furprifed 10 far as concerns the
credit due to our opinions, we have little
reaGon TO be diAatis6ed with thofe appear
ance. in the preient government of France
We have always thought q Jacobin Revo-
luton nxe end in Defpotifm, and every
day affords fome new circumfance to jul
tify that opinion. To all of our way Ct
thinking, the conduit of the hrf Confnl
has been peculiarly favorable; but we
cannon help thinking that Mr.. Jetfsdon