Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-16

az NDA~N'~'fN~ .N~+S i4io t'teS .--~ut.
by his penetrating genious, difcrin:s''
ed the true iaterets Of his eoaet,v
By an irreaibe viii, gave opera.;,o ga
thoie lntersa who, in fine snail
10 replace France On her own h,f.
EFT 4blilh her Ia The whole extent w IN
limits, and TO eraie all the blemiG..
of her hiaory.
This man, LouiGanians, preG1..
over our de1inies, From this NOM,
he is the pledge Of your happiness. r,
fecute this, in this fortunate foil !, !.
only necefary to Aft rbe prodio.grs
IF na'ure. This i the dedga II NJ.
French government.
To cultivate peace and friendh;,
with all your neighbor. TO prosF
your commerce, encourage your a,r;
culture, people your deiarts foaer 4.
duary, Iefpea property, cu0oms, and
opinions pay reverence 70 religion
to honour virta3 to fscure 10 Tile sus
their fovereignty, and t9 correa them
only as the light Of experience may die.
tats: 20 introduce permanent order and
economy In all the branches Of n.
public administrations TO uate Rin
ciofer the ties which the fame origio
the fame morals, the fame dilpoGtions
have created between this colony and
the mother country THEE, Loniiian.
ians, are the honorable objects oftas
milton Of your Captain General Viao-.
your Coloaial-Preted and your Chef
Judge 'The(e, they are happy TO fay.
are the motives with which they are
come to mix with you.
The reputation Of the Captain Gen
eral has doubtleE even here preceded
him. Companion IN arms with The
FirR Confal, BE diltinguilhed bimftlf,
from the COMMENCEMENT Of the cam.
paign of the famous armies Of Italy.
In lefs brilliant days he afooilbed Saw.
arrow by Precipitating his Right-A
7vas il fqe one Of The lsiatsaas5 81 B1rz-
farte, at fbe Jatte ~ BEarszgo Sur.
rounded with rhCfe titles, che iiluAri-
Gus pledges Of his fame, ne comes to
you, LouiianiAas, with a lively de-.
fire Of rendering himltlf dear 10 you BY
the exercife Of all the virtues, he cares
and induary, Witch deyolve On the
Chief Of happy people. His ardo0r
tor your PrfoPerityj "a: upright1Cfs
ot bis intentions. the zeteea0lenels
aad afabillity Of his acceis and man
ners, which are even ornaments to his
military laureis, will fecure TO HIM
your affection and confidence. ia
brings with him a part of fhofe troops
who have made the earth rrembe,
even to thef- remote flores. Batavia,
iince the peace, has admired their good
conduit and excellent Discipline. You
will, like her, admire and elieen hen.
la hoFt, Louii4niaus, you viii
find in your Chief Judge, genius, inn
partiality and diinteTelfeducfs. He
comes to you already known by the
fame ofhis talents, by his flf-rings and
misfortunes.
Under every ciTcumRancc YOU viii
have realon 70 rejoice ar having become
French, you viii daily feel more & more
the value Of hatfplendid title, the OBJ
jed OF the envy Of the whole globe
We know, nevertheless, LouiGauisne3
and will not diGmu ate il, thar during
So years. Spain BY the temperance 9i
a generous and mild government, has
ecdeavquied To make YOU forget the
greyious fault Of al unworthy agent XXI
this noble ration Sac Is our clol-
and faithful friend il will NOT Be Us
who viii mitigate you 10 repay he5
mildnefs with ingratitude,-We viii
endeavour By acts of muni6ceure 70
emulate the policy Of the Chief ne had
given you. Your attachment for the
French Republic, our common coun.
try your gratitude u thofe who pro.
te6t you, and the daily fight Of your
growing PROPERTY are the Objects which
we fhaA aim ct, with zeal and aGid,
uity, which only can be limited by the
fulhIment OF all our duties and al our
wihes.
New Orleans, he IItb wear off5s Fgrge5
Republic. L'AU5SAT.