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Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-10-10
BY THE MAILS.

PHILAD. SEPT. 20.
By a. gentleman, juit returned from the
wcitward, we are informed, that the pref
ent droughtis greater and more extenfve
than any that has been experienced there
fo- theie twenty years. Along the bor-
ders of the Sulquehanna river, the Junia-
ia and their branches, bilious feverS are
remarkably fatal. IN one infancs fam
lily of FIVE perfons took fick and diedin
fortnight. In Lewiltown there had been
as many as fifty pcrlons confined at one
time, with the dumb ague, and along the
cour1eS Of rivers to the eaftward of Lew
iGown many perfons are attacked with E.,
quail fatality by the dyfentary, bilious few
crs and the dumb ague.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-10-10
Death e 3utermeut Of tbs Hor0ra5l SA
ADAMS.

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zealSA oftbeif Patyi0fr characters 4Ob5 csHrtaai.
conducted he .4mericaa Rsgein'i1H. Afptkss
mtnf Of tie cOgatuilen Of A1agss5eft;5, {. ua
EDsb eitatd a Rsprstsrfuffv-. Sraator. atSis Il ]
Of LieHtena.t Ggvr, sor and G5Vsradr gf tts ~
queahb
On he 1ectsjt IF Nr. h4ci15. a; Jszl g ~
eOfre tolled for laif ~ koHr.
On Tbzyaay afteynoea fae In triJafs II r5S'
taid By fbe citizen 70 sbe rcnaias Of lir. hsaa'
TIC 5sAJ Of fbs te0ya -y~re isiled 5g,izg ~ A.s
.frperai procl5fea, and BE l53bf VI ibr srse1 I,
aObisb Hpa5sd acre l5af tbs psfss IA fb' f"'s
errd their eoior5 % bali maj ard fgisDfs 5s' !.
fred BY 61ti5. .1sbmnQf md Smith, fon91A" n
Af'y, and az Fart I1GsJsndfrss.
The prOea)loa qos, VsrS LagfJv. esd 's''s, .
Jall91Ding order = Military hjfort-75.' LsE
Cadet, az1sr conrriaa5 sf Csi Wsiltr-7S' - n
Pal Jzt5ortsd By H'iifam Co;per, IN Gh -
Heath, Han. Egri4ge Gerry. Hcg. Jsn7
Han. Oliuer Wraa-l, and hil Honor iifsis A, v,
nsr Pebkias-Rrlsiisns- Mayihai 81 re q
Leg52lti0e. Judicial and E..sfufiqr cJsef"
Sfstes-SberT Of SaEotk-- C0u.ykLo'j, \ "
Rrprslfnfafires or M46zebgftt = ful's-s,,
AaBacbafsffs-Prssdea, and Prs'l@r
coLsse-Revtrrnd Clergy 81 III ard IA
foesnf-- Sslrl7ntn -OptrCrrr 81 fht F9F
RsaL6, aad ManiriSai Offers b s-'''--a = !
fuI-Ae1dsny Of dyis and Sf'srfli - ..- Vi
Charitable FIRE SScifty.-c Fri q ifs 1i' "''
and SnazgerI-PnVas Garage e.4-a
The proragGen eOas fsrmsd a s2f -
and rasvsS az : s'esrt, p. AZ.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-10-10
sosroN ocr.

On Thurfday laf, the Roman Catholic Church,
in this town, was ccnfer4,ed, under The dsnomina-
TOO Of the Church Of The Kaly Crsyf BY the Right
Rev: B. flop Carol. A little before ter o'closk K,
the BAop in his pontiilal dref5 with four pteias,
and their attendants, walked in procefIior, from
tie ci,dence of the Spanih ConfIl, t. the Clutch :
and after The ceremonies ulua on iuch oceaious,
High Mds was celebrated by the venerable pre-
late. "A lerInor was then preached by the Rev.
John Cheyerus, and collection of two hundi Cd
and eighty fix dollars made FOR the benefit of
the Church. The Church was extremely crowded,
ond the Roman Catholics regret that il was NOT in
their power TO accommodate many OF thole who
wiihed 10 attend therein
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-10-10

Sept. 9TH, at A. NJ. lat. 48, s, long.
%, 2, after chafe of ieventeen hours,
it falling calm, was brought too and boar
ded by French privateer flip Of IS
guns, Whole Lieut.. after examing our
papers, ufng infulting language, and
Threatened to lcnd the paliengerS on board
his fhip, called his boats crew on board
ordered to take our frelh flock which
they did, and plundered US Of one hog
three gee[e, and 5 dozen of ducks and
fowls. When told we had on board few
eral ladies unwell, and requelted they
would not deprive them Of the fowls,
with the politenefs Of French ,privateerl-
men Replied Let them eat lah bs5f."
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-10-10

The Commerce Of France has remonGrated
with great energy agaph the arrete OF tlre FirR
caniul condemning all neutras to eonffcalion
who caunot prove that therNrgoss are not Of the
growth, produce or maDufaaurs. ct England. Il
preiages BAL supteies TO an enormous extent, il
this -riete is carried into effr6t. The Charaber of
Commerce d. Paris, in concert With thofe OF The
principal cities OF Frsnce, has relovel 10 fend a
deputation OF three of lis moi dainguhhed mem.
hers to Boaaparte, at Brnaes. 10 ioiicit a repeal
OF this arrete Citizen Du Pont De Nemours has
lsen sppointed chief Of The depu,ation."
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-10-10

The report of the Royal Standard being
about to be RATED in the wefern depart
mentS of France, under the French Prin-
cefs. or their Officers, gains ground. 1t
is iaid, that Pichegrn, as well as DuInou-
rier, has been conlulted by the Princes of
France.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-10-10

At a Court Martial, whereof MAJOR George Ia
geriol was Prehdsnt held Al Fort Jay, in Auguf
laa, 1t. Rasgslear, of the regiment of The u S.
artillery, was tried for neglea of duty, and unofi
cerlke and ungentlemaoiike behaviour towards 1t.
Ofbon Of The fame corps, found guilty, and fenten
ced to be Gathered (which lcntence the PRECEDENT
has approved.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-10-10
FROM FRANCE.
EsfrGa gfa letter fran 81. Maioss, 10 senilman j
Nt1vbuyport.

Nf1vbuyyp0rt.
You have heard undoubtedly Of the grand pre-.
paratieus making in this country Tor delcent on
England il is laid that BonaParie means to head
an army Of -Four Hundred 7bouiaad Mrr himielf, in
this expedition but l do not imagine he will
lools bis hold here. However l with and think it
will take place, as all descriptions of perfons are
urgent, and encouraging the Fira Coniul TO IN
derrake it But all from different views, the array
want to enrich themielves by pluodering that fine
country the citizens with to be rid of the army !:
the jacobins are in hopes by that means to regain
their authority, and the Royalias Contemplate
when the army is gonc,to feze the helm Of Gov
rnent in the name of Ipuis I8,h, recall thar un-
foVunats Monarch, garrifon well the fea coaa TO
prevent their return, and depend upon the change
in tn public mind for their luccefs aided by all
the Rrength ihey can colleef. | am fure it woald
not be difficult it the King would Be active, aud
entei priing in the buiinefs i, is confidently fad
MoreAu will ailia the Royal Family, but feel
traid the plot will be dncovered, as fome perlons
are 70 imprudent as to e-prlis their wIhcs OF the
fubieef ready"
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-10-10
SALEM, OCT.

$50. oALEM M, vi IL
: MIR Forbes, the American conlul at
Hamburger, has exerted himfelf with be-
comming fpirit in favor of the CONNER
cial rights Of this country, againtt the ag-
greilions of the Britilh. On the 9Th Of
June, lcaman named William Brown, a
native of Gloucelter, Mafachuietts, being
prehed, BY the Britiih frigate Amcthyif,
Capt. Campbell, out of the feb. Altrea,
Babfon, Of Glouceiter,, while within the
territorial limits Of Hamburger, Mr.. Forbes
entered protect againf capt. c. for the
damage thereby done to the owners, and
the indignity offered to the United States
Of America. j This he communicated
with Guitable reflections, to-the magilfracy
of Hamburger, and alto to the Britifh
Charge des Affaires there and from his
representation This appears not to have
been the firlt time violations by the Brit
ith, of tie protection due to the citizens
Of the u. S. within the territory Of Ham
burgh.
Mr.. Forbes has enioined on the matters
| Of American vefelS failing from Hamburg,
in cafe any violence ihould be committed
on their yeffel, or crew by any foreign
power, within his confulate, to bring the
9enel TO anchor, and return Immediately
TO the city, in order to fupport by
their united te(timony the approximations
which he might find it necefary to make
! in the cafe.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-10-10

Several pesrons lately from Jamaica, report
that the whites ii that i1and we're under fearful
spprehen6ons of the blacks the military force in
ifland is very fnall, and many Of hem blacks and
the inhabitants generally TOO luxurious TO make
folders.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-10-10

Letters from Vienna, Of he 3oth oit mention,
teat the French have exprefed az intention to oc
cupy the Goals 81 Greece, with view fhul tie
Briith from the ports o. the Adrfatic- We have
iq9adron cruing eff Ancona, crmqe ent TO
prevent the execution Of the pan, ihould 1t be,
entertained.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-10-10
STATE OF TIE FEVER.

Ntqgy"k.--Sept 50, 3 deaths, y rev
Oh. 2, IS deaths, 70 new cafes o.
deaths, "a new cafes.
1t has been calculated. 1t Network. iTss
tnrns, Sc. tiat there lsmain in tie citys
$1,000. inhabitants.
Mr. Thomas Gilbert. Of ~ york gives
notice that he claims The right Of 1i!cov.rrs
efficacy OF Common Tqble Saa, as he only srs
figt and cure OF the 7eAs1y fs7sr. u ever Y
and type-wheiher he L=yantine plagpe,
lndia yellow fever, or american siiioos s.sa
fever,
PtlaAYbia.-Sept. 18th. ! rev CATS y
Sreal aud fufpic.ous caies Oh. III, N
cafes. s intermeus.
Tbs number Of deaths in PHILADELPHIA, III N
laf, was 29i, Of wh a. "a we,e cuiidr,a
Sept. 1904, there were zS4, Including Ic5a
dren.
dle&ardriq Sept ~. as, 40, bat tuo d.sA4
the fever 3etb, d-a.h
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.:
GrrainFu,
At Wilmington, r. Rev AlT,n Tclr.
::;::::::::::::::::::::::
Earrie1,
IN thi, town. Mr.. EBwASD CApEg to MI
BRADIsH
A, Portfnou,h, Mr.. Wiailu NsJ5-, aged s,,H
Ha""4s Sergsias, aged 40
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-10-10
Foreign Articles.

LONDON, AUGUST "a.
il Is very confidently reportedL that G,n=i 4ls
PlcleSiu md Dumoursr arc to command different
srmes Of French Royali9s. whofup?o'ted by Br
TIA troops. are 10 land on the COATS of Brilanny,
where there ihouf4nds that will ioin them ;
while large Britith a. ny makes diiind attack
on another quarter. Report ADDS, that lome of
nc Royal Family e Frlrce will BE- placed at the
head Of The Fench expedition, ard ,h4t the war
will te carried IN il manner and Oh principles
very different from the i4a.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-10-10

laluA
of the French Government, not 10 acmii
TO an entry any, neural veaels. coming
from, or that may have touched at any
BritiIh port
Diftrefling accounts continue 70 be re-
ceived Of the late hurricane IN North
Carolina upwards of fifty fail of veHels
more or lelS damage, many OF
them totally loft on board OF one OF
thefe vehels was French gentleman, his
wife and three children, who had fed
from the deltru6tive icenes of St. Domin-
20 they were all drowned except the
unhappy mother, who furvives TO mourn
the lois Of a hufband, her children, and
the lat remnant of her wretched fortune.
The dettruaivc effects OF this lervere
form, was not confined to the fea IN
the country, immenle damage was done
the crops OF corn were very much inJur :
ed; and great number of mills and
bridges carried away.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-10-10

An abundant Spring of Salt Water was
found in SCOTS County, Kentucky. It
was not dilcovered, however, until the
proprietors had dug and boared upwards
Of 70 feet. 1t is calculated that lefs than
200. gallons of this water viii make bufh-
81 of falt.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-10-10

the Cabinet, or Movements among the
forces ofany OF the Ncthern Powers. No
thing at aIIis faid of the Ruflian feet, or
of any ir,enticn of It's leaving the Baltic.
Indeed we have uniformly thought that
the REGULATIONS in this country respecting
the aid Of Rullia againit France was over
languine.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-10-10

The blockade Ct The Weler has cceaioncd mere
is'faton in The northern ports Of Germany than
we could have ezpea-d. lthas created great fer
n'ent ar Berlin, aud in SieGa, he In. en- y etyers
who are thrown cot Of employment by it, are in a
Gate Of in!arrecioh
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-10-10

Dublin i 60 he divided iato fifty diarias, in
each OF which ten OF mole OF the priocp,l inhabi
tAn's are 70 torn conmittee. ipccialY charged
with the maintenance OF peace and good order =
They are 10 keep accurate regiaers ct every hnule
within her ceveial diltriets and of the number
quality, occupation and viti5le means ii LIVELIHOOD
If the Inhabitants occupiers of the fa1ae ana of
,heir respective fervlnts, inmates, fojourners, and
dodgers and e all removals Of inhabitants, and all
changes of h4bilation that may take place from
r,me 20 time within their &c vera diisrts ipscially
notifying il at any iicne an unulaal Number of
changers ihaa appear TO arrive giving immediats
notice hereof To Government, and OBTAINING in
the mean time all iuch fransers 60 arriving, as
hall nor give'a .fs6to5y account OF thenlelves
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-10-10

will rot prove altogether dnintsTeans 10 On,
ders.
The Right Rev. Bilhsp Carrol Of B.,;
paHed thro1gh his town taft week, acc I'm
by Medrs. Cheve-ls AMI Romagae III si-s
TO WAldoborough, ii this Diai-t WHERE
confederate facety Of Roman Catholics.
Capt. Ballard. alIve ~ Bah, from b.
informs mat The Englih feet ieit thar plac. u
time before he faxed, On an expedition ~
Demarara.
The Hen. Sanncl 75aie5er, pafci thrcu,sl
yeR-rday, on bis way 70 Congrefs. II
We underRand lac Hon. Mr.. Bruts CON-
TOO much iodi(pofsd to attend this ftiion. 1
The Supreme Judicial Court 6nifsd n. ~
circuit for this Dilria, At Wilcanet, On S.
laf. Chief Jnaiee Dsaa BIS amended rhrOusl
whole circuit. The slociate Judges were I'll
Snong and .Tbafeh,r.
Po,fl1ad Bsns1olfn: S3siay : On Wednsca,
public dicou r VA delivered before u, 4
bers OF his foeistg, By the Rev. 7ia2tk Rassl
and csafijerahie inblcription was ottaast
the funds Of the fane
N:ffia.--A general review Of The j brs
Of the Gxth diviion Of militia, will cake pIl-
Wednesday, next, on Stevens plain, ID FsIuoa
John Stuart, the celebraed EnsGih psasA]
traveller, has arrived at Newyorktron Louts
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-10-10

There is realhn TO believe that Governor Tict
enor will be re elected in Vermont by a create
majority than he had LAD year.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-10-10

IMPORTANT letter from Bordeaux Of the
18th Aug TO respectable merchant in this town,
contains the following important article Of com
meteial Intelligence -" MeI chandizc imported
into France in neural vefes, without the requiGtc
Certificate Of their not beiIg the manufacture Of
Great Britain or her dominions, are not admitted
to entry bur upon condition of thee being export.
ed thercf ON in Piecs ,osds Or!y The manufacture of
the RcpubltcS the grofs amount of tz0ies The value
Of the neat proceeds of the imported cargo. By
this regulation, no Nine Brandiss are perm tilted
to Be exported for Goods 70 received" The later
adds, thar no relaxation whatever can be obtained
f:om the letter of the decree which has efablihe
this regulation. ,
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-10-10

Private letters from Paris, communicate fome
Particulars whieh # true, important, viz that
II Is the defign of BonaParte, not only TO attack
Great Britain and Ireland, bur 10 attack Malta
and Gibraltar at the fame time and that fierce
OF lao ooo men il now ahemhled in LangutGoc,
P'ovenee and Italy, for carrying thele ichemes
iato effea. Near Toulon &Marieilles, are zs,oco
men, of whom 1900 are horie artillery. equipped
for a foreign expedition. BonapRrte, 10 his next
tour, il is added, is 10 Witt St. Mlioes and Bor
deaux, as well a, BEET.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-10-10

M:Etfa.--A general review of The !, bris
Of the Gkth diyiiion Of militia, will cake plr.
Wednesday, next, on Stevens plain, ID FaIa.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-10-10

IL is a crcumnauce def-rving cf remark, that
the King Of PruiIia and the Emperor Of Rufa, in
the negotiations which are now purfued with &C
tivity bstween Ihee two ioverstgas, treat without
the Intervention Of their REFLECTIVE miniAe,s and
even write their own 6ifpatches.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-10-10

The Proprietor Of the lare Periodical Paper
Milan, (Reforgimentc) aligned the following re-
ton Tor dicontauTg tt dare nor fp-ak Id
TRUTH, and am ~ihAmed to be filing my JOurns
wnh rIEs."
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-10-10

John Stuart, the oeleoraei Enshih psdJ
traveller, has arrived at Newyorktron Lout
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-10-10

Capt. Ballard. alIIve ~ Bah, from "a, MI
informs mat the EnglIh feet ieit tia, pace &
lime before he faxed, On an espsdiioa NJ
Demarara a7
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-10-10

The number Of The Englih confined ia Holland
IS fsid to amounr TO 800 perGons. Among them
are peffons, WHO have been fettled near 50 years
in Holland, particularly at Fluihing. The French
general DECLARED TO thofe victims OF ConIular fury,
thar he Will take their wives, children and proper
~ cnder bis protection. Th9ie who have
ieen, elr, heard what French protection nasans,
viii eaGly Continue the meaning Of this polite
aHurance.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-27
THE DIAMOND.
II E1aRLE.

Long on G5laonda's shore diamond lay,
Neglected, rough, concealed n coili!noA
clay:
By every passenger despised and scorn'd,
The latent jewel, thus IN secret naol:rn-
ed
Z Why ans l thus to sordid earth Coz
fad,
Why scorn'd ana trod upon BY every
h.ed?
9 Were these bright quai'tiss, d" glitter
ing hue,
: And dazzling lustre never meant far
g Wrapt in eterna! shade if remain,
!" These shining virtues were bestowed in
vain."
AS thus tie lorg neglected gem dsplay'i
It's worth aud wrongs, q skilful artist
stray'd
By chance that way, and saw with curl
Gus eye,
Tho much obscsred, tn unvalu'd trea-
sure lie,
He ground with care, he polish'd it with
art,
And caIl'd forth all its rays from every
And now young Delaa's neck ordained TO
grace,
It adds new charms to beauty's fairest
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-27
A TWO STORY
RAMF HOUSE,

Situated IN an alley leading o the Mar
ket.(qaars, commonly called Critters
Alley. fad HOUSE AND LOT is cn~
cunibcTed with an apnas rent Of + IS.
1t is conveniently dfuated for Gro
Gerry, other p4IttcG.es ere unnccSAiry rs
If is prefanacd the pesehsler viii with to
view the property. The terms vii be
two thi: Is cath, and tie other ,hifa LETT
in the bands Of The purchaler iii good
and luRiccnt title is m3oe.
P. G. MARSTELLER.
Auen0 II. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-27
Public aale,

Whereas the following Pro-
peny was expsfed to Sale on Insiiay laf,
md the purchaser not having complied
wish the tcsns of Sale, It Will again be
fsTcd to the liighea bidder on TAarfdsy
the 4 Of September next, at 5 O'Clock IN
he afternoon,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-27

retreat TO the Cape, IS they were SHIRT q
provisions, and the English prevented al
supplies by water, and the blacks tal
o,ssession OF the whole of the interio
General La Landes, came passenger mt
Diana, and will proceed in few days tor
France.
IN 4. Daily dsy,)
How long are we to be pestered with
he popin jay chatter Of the partlzaas Of
the Executive government upon the
LOUISIANA Memorial and Negotiation !.
Why we shall by arr by have the honour
fan Grafton decreed to that great chip O.
the dipomatic block vino so keenly came
round those stupid fools, Talleyrand and
Bonaparte Or perhaps a triumph, as
was decreed TO the Emperor Caligula
wban, after having employed his army IN
gathering cookie shells, instead Of fighting
The enemy, he returned to Rome with the
spoils. Probably we shall hear of the
Heaasen bo,n Negoeiator, by and by, as
10 one before this event suspected him OF
much diplomatic skill. And Why not
Lord Chatham first used the expression,
and applied it to Lord Give for his viGo-
ry at Plassey. Yet every man who
knows the military OF India knows ehas
Lord Give was, during the whole battle Of
Plassey, SO fast asleep in the Plassey-
house that he did not hear the rattl;ng Of
the artillery. Lord Chatham's son, tie
present Mr.. PITT, was hailed by the ma
tion, and till the day he left Office, al
lowed to be Hsaveu- 60u minister: Yet
we see he was deserted, with all his Bea-
vea-born abilities, the other day, III ia
vour of creature Of his OWL:
Deserted in his qraetess need
aBy those his former bounty fed, -
It's truly afpiicableto him in a vstie
81 Of ways Then Why n.ay ve not fap
poie the Louiliana Negotistor Heavu
born too--fhar ne has the fortune Of .
Heaven bern IS frne Tor long after his
Memorial had been toifed inca the con-
demnation hole OF the French cabinet,
and thence again toded through all the
companies of Paris and London after
it haa been the ipors of the witty,
and the wonder OF the wife long ar.
Ter folly had been tired OF laughing,
and wifdom of ttafing at it--whilea an a.
maneas lay IN the ports OF France and
Holland ready TO fail to Louiianna ali
notion Of ceding it fcountcd by the Con
hopes OF it being coded de.untt in
our N-gotiator's bo!alns cones a Heuve3
born, or at leaf Heavsn lsnt feet from
England blocks W The ssholc Of the ar
mament -forbids il 70 move, and com
pels Bonaparte 20 make a virtue of necef
Ely dilembsrk his troops, and finger our
Grand Diplomatic S CATH.
Is not this the truth Fit is, with
what face can the party pretend to afune
any Other merit IN the tlanfattion ih4n
that of good fortune
Ckef. Carrier.
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