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houses Of bad fame--gaming, drunken
ness, being in the habito Of using libellpus
Expressions. He said thathe could prove
By . bundle Of the Recorder which he
held in bis hand, that Calender and his
partner Pace were men Of this descripti.
on--that Pace was even more insigni6.
cant md base tiian Calender, GO being
destitute ofstalents. He maintained that
Calender was vile caiumhiator, and
malignant slanderer. that he had libelled
Mr.. Madison, gentlemanwhose whole
life wss an example Of the strictestyirtne
THAT he had slandered Mr.. Giles-and,
in short, almost every respectable per-.
son ID the STATE of VifRinin. j He was
proceeding to unfold callender's general
character, as noted libeller, when Mr..
Marshall interrupted him, md hoped
that their worships, the magistrates,
would con6ne the counsel Of Mr. Hay TO
the charge contained in the warrant,
which solely related to the libelling Of
Mr.. Hay, and not any other individual.
Mr.. McRae, in reply stated, that -
Messrs. Calender and Pace were re.
quired by the nature Of the bond given
on such occasions, % keep the peace
with the community atlarEe, twas me-
cessary.t to show that they had not only
threatened 70 libel Mr.. Hay, but had q.
ready ibelled several others, and 70
prove that they were men who bore the
characters OF infamous libellers. en-
= The magistrates, when their opinion
1orthis point 81 Law was asked, eonctirred
with the council of Mr.. Hay-Mr.
McRae therefore proceeded. He endea-
vored to exhibit the character Of Mr..
Calender in the most odious point Of
view, a. slanderer, . miscTeank and .
person who by his repeated callinnies on
Virtuous citizens, hadjustiy incurred the
character Of libeller; and conseauently
Of a>person Of bad fame. He indnIged
in 4 strain of inveetive against Mr.. Cal
lender, which We thihk Improper to re-
peat. He concluded BY praying that
horh M. caIIaAeda. aaS Mr. psce si,o,.5a
be required to give security, IN. such q
sum, that neither they, nor any friend
they would find, would easily pay ifthey
transgressed. Mr.. Wickhaui made also
short speech on theproprietyo FINDING
over both Mr.. Calender and Mr.. Pace
but he entirely abstained from al abuse
or inveetiye. - ~. .5~S ~ sss. e
! Messrs. Rind aud Matshall, Is eodn-
sci for Calender, began their defence By
stating, thar the magistrates Of HENRI
co county were not empowered 10 tpke
eognizance Of the present question,
which properly oughtto have come before
the magistrates Of the city Of Richmond
alone. That the dispute was between
two citizens Of Richmond, and being Q
criminal case, and not civil one, was
not cognizable before the magistrates Of
the county. That If this mode were &C.
morally adopted, It might sometimes oe.
cur, that criminals would be indicted,
prosecuted and tried for the same offence
before both these courts atthe same time.
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FALL GOODS.

The Subscribers hape just received and
= fnishedeprning, a oerHhandsomeaad re-
~:, General Assortmehtef rI..*
FALL and WINTER TX
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THE LIBERTY OF THE PRESS
= 49,. INVADED. :. - - :,

Notwithstanding the Neutrality-suspicious.
made by the'good people of Virginia,
assembled in full and free convention,
and which declares 9 That the free
: dom Of the press is one Of the great
bulwarks ofiberty, and can never be
restrained but by despotic govern
FIcnfS. - e55Ss77S-~
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pense. The young nohlenen and gen
Try 1t the west end Of the town mean to
raise regiment Of cavalry among them.
selves, to consist Of ono thousand men,
mounted on the best horses, each mem
Der 70 be attended by servant, who is
also to be mounted. But the most pat
riotic deed, was that of the meeting at
Loyds, Brook Watson, Esq. in the
chair, when $1,000 we're subscribed
in less than half an hour. Several gen
tiemen subscribed 1000 each. L is
expected that 500, 600 men WILDE raised
but Of the FIRST class in the Defence bill,
viz. between17 and SO years of age"
In postscript 70 the above letter Is adj
.ded, Y Mr.. Monroe, the American Am
bassador, arrived in town few days
AGO, from France. Es.:, i -
A report is current this morning, that
the French have made an attempt onthe
Island of Jersey, and in the attempt have
lost six thousand men. ] give il 20 YOU
only As report. u - s... -.
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From she BOSTON fcENT1NEL.
EUROPEAN AFFAIRS. 49,.
: IN TINT presen, crisis IS one of
-. y the most interesting which

e~~"r - s1.s-E
- SH present crisis IS one of
j the most interesting which
any combination Of human affsirs has
ever offered to the politician. During a
war oftwelye years, onwhose bloody re.
cords the names Of slaughtered millions
are enrolled whose effects were not con-
fired to Europe. but implicated remote
parts of the globe, and whose eonse.
quSnces have annihilated several natl.
6ns the hopes, the fears, and the opin.
ions OF mankind, have been alternately
eiated and depressed, supported and r.
bandoned. France at one time menac.
ed with ruin, and at another carrying
destruction INTO the Utmost dwellings OF
her enemies j; forced some Of them to
pass under the yoke and awed the rest
into peace, whose terms she dictated.
Great Britain. thoughthe last to cont.
nue. the war, was not the least in max.
ing CONCESSIONS. She relinquished with
q hberdity, that some thought blended
with fear, the most important colonies
IN both hemispheres. The French no.
=NeInment took possession OF them with
.ayidity, and it was one of the extraor.
binary circumstances of that war, that
70 the capture and occupancy Of these co.
lonies, by her enemies, she owes their
value and their existence. But not COM
tent with the restoration Of these dis,an,
territories, and the vast extent of the
empire assigned to him by the cnntinen-
tai treaty Of peace The First Consul i'm
eorPorated the mountains Of Piedmont.
with the republic took the. island of
Elbas placed garrison in Leshorn, :
eondeseended to name the Doue Of
Genoa, subjugated Switzerland, and law.
ing aside vain fornalnies, terminated
the uneasy, equivoeal state of Holland.
by torcibly marching his troops into her
eitadels. What has Great Britain on.
posed 10 these aggrandizments She re.
tains possession Of q solitary fortress,
4 u :
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MARTINsBUPc, .seetemBe, !. ..

I" NUMA,n in reply TO the letter Of
William Baker addressed to the citizens
Of Prince Georges County, published
IN the last Intelfigencer, shall be insert
dim ourbext. .'.*
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NAPLES. Yune ~.

Within tins artn;g6t tasi. The Eaglsh
here Aape ased greas expedfion in back
iag ~ their property, and IN getfinRs
their ribs from ne harbour 70 tie road.
sDhere they Ne under tbe protection Of
2 EngEsh Jrigates. A EagEsh ssua-
dseslis cyiasi,sg bstween eisiaaas Ca
triand S;sciiy. ! .sl-s
We have jast vecsiveds piece efhteii;;-
Gence a. imperta,lt a. Agreeable, brosi.
aedh Be lfrne. The first sonsd, az the
pressing instance IF srgsssi courts, and
particularly that 81 l4asfria, has assured
fhe neutrality u CIR SOVEREIGN. Thp
Jszfti infslEgence has, 10 Is said, deem
sticiaiIy eema,nnicafeS % sax admiralty.
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Nrns.
ST. PETERSBURG, fRus.ia)

q Princess Georyiana Maria, just getting
into her carriage 70 90, . she said, 70
Petefsbufgh, killed general LasaroiF,
commandant IF the Russian troops in
Grusinia, 81 stahbing him with . poign-.
nrd. AZ The Same instant the daughter
ofthis princess attempted 10 stab Rus
sianioiicer. ~ whom the general was
accompanied Be, however, parted the
thrust; md We now wait with iimpatience
for. ths details of 90 extraordinary an
event.
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LONDON Inly Is.

InteIligehce Of the sth u said 70 have
been resolved from Hamhurgh, which
states, that on the Sd . Convention was
concluded q Lauenburg, byshich Cen
eral Walmoden has eonsenkedto the dis
/ srming ofthe Hanoverians- The privates
- deliver up their arms olpppndition Of
not keinK Ient brisonsrs into Ff1hce
the whole Of the artillery. of the army 70
Be surrendered to the enemy, but the
officers of III descriptions TO retain their
swords md other marks or rank. !
Undoubtedly MS not . very strained
supposition, that they who did NOT think
Il expedient to fight for their homes,
would not fight for their swords. But
the accounts We received yesterday, do
not justify d in believing that the Han.
Overians win suffer themselves toSbe dis
armed quietly. General Walmoden's
answer was, that since His vBritaunic
Maiesty had NOT rati6edthe convention
OfSublingen, his Hanoverian armywer
not further bound by Il, and would ex-
pend the last drop Of their blood rather
shsn submit to such conditions. The
spirit Of that answer would lead us to
.suppose, that the Hanoyerians would
take counsel Only from their courage.-
The NEXT intelligence from the Elise will.
Be Of decisive importance o
& 81 July rs. .
h stiIl seems doubtful Whether the
Hanoverians have made new capitul-
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NORFOLK, Auguts SC

=. o. = -.
BY Capt. Vickery, Of the ship Tho
mas, - days from Gibralter, we learn,
that two days before his departure news
was received that the Island Of Sicily
and city. Of Messina was taken poses
sion of by the British beet under Adj
miral Nelson Toulon is blockaded by
sail Of the line /; II prizes hive been
sent into Gibraiter. =. n.
The following intelligence has been
received from Falmouth, which We CON-
mumcate on no other grounds, than the
account itself affords. We can only ex-
press our hope that more authentiee IN
formation may soon enable US to con-
firm the truth Of il :=-a Tuesday last, a
pilot belonging 10 Helstone, In Cornwall,
boarded . Prussian galliot, from Alicant,
with salt, which vessel had the morning
before been boarded by some persons be-
longing to Guernsey privateer return
ing from = eruize, which perons said,
that admiral CORVALLIS had taken tie
convoy from 81. Domingo, includiHgtlie
men ofwar. Lon. Pap.l
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PHILADELPHIA, September !

A letter from London under date Of
July 22d, says, The zeal manifestinE
itself amoag the middle classes of socie.
y, IN the capital, ever sincetl5e Defiance
Bill has been in progress. through De
House Of Commons, proves that heavy
g our taxes are, and heavier As they
viii be and enormous Is is the national
debt when . foe threatens to invade rs,
public virtue, still animates and pervades
~. Besides the meeting Of counties
and wards, societies q. London are
holding etings, and striving with each
other which ahall do arts most meriseri.
Gus for the general protection. The
Phenix and Globe Insurance Companies
propose 70 raise one hundred men each,
% equip and train thsm Il their own &.
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Capk Hiirtin, Of he sck,r Hector, yshs
arrived q thisp port from Psvs Anioniie,
wrifss % ~ a. folio1ps;
Accsnifs had reached Pr Antonio
~ fte morning q our lsapiae that place,
from Kinesfons 4 ne drviipei there of
hoe Erenct re- captured ~ fhe Eis-
phanf dsd kesgsayd sf sgnal 6rcs, AZ.
-ssf LINK eSH3 yesssteisee, fhfv havlise
dssva her eaileass 4 FER ihe jtrse Syoa5-
side. Thy rDere ottempfiax - maie
Meig eseeps fpmc. Fsaaceisis . sgualy.
NEWBURYPORT, August 10.
The Gnt ccnaul has revived die chi.
mera ofpas$ing @ England in gsiaboats.
liz % Be performed u 4 cain, the Eng-
-
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! LATE FROM LISBON.

The brig James, Folger, arrived at
Bostonfast "Wednesday, in IS days from
Lisbon, and brings adyices, that the
strictest neutrality was observed by the
Portuguese government, and that no
French or English vessel Of war was
suffered to come above BalIam castle,
oreither power permitted 20 make any
aymaments u lie ports. Capt. Folger
also advises, thai the king Of Spain had
informed BaonapaFte, be should not
permit the invasion Of Portugal through
his dominions ! and thst b defence Of
this position, If compelled to action, he
would spill heiast drop Of the blood Of
his subjects.
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YELLow. FEvIR.-7ns CSssnisfee or
Hsaith fer ths City II Ntsv-1 srk report
me nxnlber D aew cases and deatks since
cnr LIT, a. 5eilorps.
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fuseent--the man who but the other day
RATED the banner of revolt in our own
countrywide had unturled the flag OF
rebellion, and invited our peaceable clti-
zcns u,der its bloody colors--was II pru.
dent, fay, that man fufpeaed OF all
ti...e, Oh ,ud be ain ,nglt the drit 20 expo
rieoce executive patronage in its mott
bouuteoos, It's mott extenhve form.
The character ofIour officers III uid be above
lufpicion. They ihould be free from defeet-
they fhould be unluliied with bluih. The
public tranquility demands it. The public in
terclf ihoud therefore be imperative ON our pre-
lident in making his appointments. But whe-
ther iii this appointment he has contuted that
tranquility You my eouutrymenare able 60 Judge.
You will judge--and from perfect knowie &c
of your principles, pronounce Judgment tor
you. You condemn this pare OF Mr.. Jetfcrion's
administration! Need add any thing more =
Need enter into an examination of The pretend.
cd CONT tuiionalty of the repeal of the Judicial
ry, or the propriety of abolilhing the Internal
Faxes? This would extend my addref, to agrea-
ter length than have leifure TO carry or you
ditpoiition TO read it. Theft fubject have alrea-
dy been ably difcuned, And after the light re-
Accted on them by the intrepid and logical Bay
ard, prefumptu ous indeed would it he In 10 young
a perfon as myielf to expect TO offer any argu-
nents for your confederation which the prolific
mind of this luminous ftateiman has not already
iuggeited. | feel my iniuficency TO treat this
Important funjca i'll manner that it defcrves,
and will therefore draw to a conculion an adj
drefs which has been written not to obtain pppu-
larity but TO afign thofe reafons which have in
duced me TO fubicribe myielf to the pubic, a
Gus and independent mind will, truif, appear
correct.
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H U M o R.
From the London Courier.
SEBASTIANI's SECOND REPORT.

[G Il, it is pIF5ie Colonti SebaRiaai
quiN be /rnt on a Csmm rrial Tsay
rosnd the Bnfy6 lies, fmjlar to that
be has tgf fn5Sed to kgypt, Zee the
Advertiser of a few days iince) and
fbe Levanf We tsefeat the lloqvmg
@eteb, BY anticipation, Of the report
he my make 10 the CHIT Conlsl, if he
ebogfrs.l
JULY 3, 1903. Sailed from Calais,
ana landed al Dover. No good place for
landing French army IN this neighbour.
hood, excepting Dover ittelf. VIGted
The cattle; foreigners are refuied admidi
on. Said was the Chief ConluPs En-
voy. Every body bowed TO me. The
works are not well contributed, and the
place might eaGly be taken.
oh. Went to Deal, fire beach for
running an army on ihore in open boats.
No tortihcations. 1t we could fend the
lhips OF war 10 the Downs with our traps
to ST. Dominge, there would be nothing
to opPoie landing. Went on TO Peg
well Bay foe Gtua,ion ALTO for running
An army on lhore, and fill lefs projected
han Deal. Travelled 10 Canterbury; a
rich country all the way, and would pro
duce plenty of proviGons for troops. Shall
certainly itaslon Commercial Agent on
this coat. At Canterbury, and at Ro.
cheiter, was introduced 10 ----~--. They
adore the Chief Conful, and airurc me,
moa OF the inhabitants look on him as the
Envoy OF God. / told them what an in
terett he takes in their welfare. Chatham
Dockyard has many articles ofnaval ftores
we want at Brett. Told the faiIors how
much the Chef Conful admires their cou.
rage, and how happy he would be to have
fuch brave men in his ieryice. The
hills command Chatham and Rockefeller.
AT Canterbury there ale many Jews and
much filver plate.
9Th. Set out for London; many good
military fations. Shooters Hill and
Black Heath are we'll adapted for camp.
Greenwich hill commands the Thames.
Once here, London mutt fall. Arrived in
LeiceGer Fields.
Oh. Was vidted by -. +" This
man is full of capacity, and has even iome
notions of European politics. He has
been 10 France, and rreferves for our
country predominant lenti,nens of afec-
tion.'
7,h. I waited on Mr.. Addington, and
fa'ed TO hint my commercial milton. He
is man Of mediocre talents but he may
be rendered uleful.
9Th. Went into the City. The tower
IS place of no 0rength. Immenfe guam
titles of hipping, enormous warehoLfes,
and great wealth. The diviGon of which
might enable each French General to live
in fplendour and luxury, purchaGng chairs
at hundred louis each, and allowing his
mlarefs as much every day. Saw body
of Stock brokers, and aiIored them of the
facred ref ped the French Government pays
TO f0very; fhewed thar if France and
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o,ail q venels, bouad to the we1aarsi
,hiry Of them pus back 70 Gibraltar and
:. W. rem, .iads5(anongip h';eh where thelhlp
Cancellation ard srig victory ve'e en-
sso 70 The eastward OF the rock. Lett al
c Oh February the FRI, hip Pomo
;aa arrived from this port, aod
=. .amber Of others. In lat. 81, lorg. 3d.
fanEs brig lane, Mach, from Boiton 10
g.. Michacls ont II days. LoNs ~ lat.
-. f,ake fhooner Hope, Potter, IS days
feop Plymouth, Hope, Rirely, OUT Gays
,,om Bottom TO Liverpool. Ship Cora,
poa,ne, If this port, bound from G.brai-
,ar to Cadiz with Naves,' went aihore'
and is totally loft; the cargo isved.
The flip Eugenia, Of thispo discharged
p.rt Of her cargo at Gibraltar, and ii'led
DAYS before captain Matters tor Mala- :
"a. The fchooner GARNER OF
and for PoiIadelph a, left Gibraltar in co
with capt. Matters. Big H.n1, Fair
field ,ot,Salem filled odays before ter A
liean,. Sailed for Naples, 6 daysitef, re
fchOouer 49,, Sweet, OF Bottom. Lett
brig Tyler yei.cls with HOUR
one a coppe,sd fhip lfuppoisd TO De the
Aaref, from this portl and one with pro-
yilions unloading, arrived IS hours befofe
captain M. failed. Whit in the Rre'ghts
had intelligence ofthe arrival of the 4 matt
ed hip L'Inyention, bound from this port
for Leghorn.
Ship Thomas Gordon, Bragd N, ~ days
from Ma era. Left there, lhiP Forth
,rde, Waterman, of Nanvucker,to iail IN 2
days for Liibon; and fhip John, Motley.
sf Portland. Brig Little Jane, Harris,
of Bottom, came in after being blown out
40 days. A brig from New buryport ar
rived in difrefs, two days previous TO cap.
tain BIS failing had loaSher captain and
two feamen overheard in gale. The brig
IoGna, of N. York, was 10 fail IN 4 or
days for the Weitern lies. Lett there
iome other veGels, names nor recolleeted.
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qlte as guilty as iftiey had cos;.e.iftsd a
pof'ive offence.
Pafing by the mifcondua Of the ruling
party in their active operations this WIN
Ter, we might Fill volume with an ac-
count of their mifpriflons. But we viii
not for thepreient touch on fmaller points,
becauie the fnameiul and wicked indifer-
ence OF government on the fubjett OF The
MiiiiliiPpi and Lou!Gana alone mnf now
engr1is The whole Of putic idi ION
and anxiety. Al! parties ADD all ltat :
ments agree in representing the ltuation
of that country TO be fuch, that, If the
French once get poaeaion Of it, it will
be almof impeliblc to drive them cut.
Notwithstanding this, all the Govern
ment does is to waite time in negotiation
without taking one Efficient fep 10 fecure
US in cafe negotiation lhould fail. The
policy Of tie Democrats in this rel pett
Teens to be fomewhat like that of the A
thenisns, running about 10 enquire whe-
Their, their enemy Philip was dead " If
he was dead" faid DemoGhenes, "your
cowardice would foon raiie up another
Philip in his itead." So, if our embaAa-
dor Munroe with his iecret two millions
of dollars were to bribe BonaPar;e's Off
GERS to Perfuade him into the forms of a
treaty, or if the Intendant at New Or.
leans fhould take it into his head to open
the port, the cowardice and fupinenels Of
our Prehdent and Congrsis would foon
caule the one to be broken, and the other
to be lhut again at pleafure. And this
bafe fpirit exits in the government,
when the people themfalves from Georgia
to Maine are almo& ready TO cry out
with one mind,
Our voice is till for war;
F,eGerjek 7'0qva Herald.
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ESfkRKs


Col. Hay, Che OF The leaders 0! tie
Virginia democrats, was the ayowcd su-
thor OF the let.ers 10 Mr.. Adams, Ggncd
" Tlorteniius.' lie was friend of CAL
lender, and advocated his ca,i,, as an al
torney, when he was prciecuted for a libel
sga!n!t The lsna:e of The Unit d States.
While Calender was Publilhing The
Project before Us ~ while Duane was
continually pouring forth tcrren.s of d.
Duie upon the federal Administration, and
secuhns every department of the govern.
ment with the vilef corruption, Col Hay
was a mighty Riekler tor the liberty of
The pref,. Bat mark the man ! He and
his friends are now in power and it is
no longer necedary that the p:eiles lliouli
be free. This fame CD. Hay has lately
thrown printer into Jail, for refuGng to
give bonds for his good behaviour thar
is to fay, for reluHng to bird himte!f and
iureties in the penal fun of thouiand
dollars that that he would not utter or
rublih ought, which the democrats might
deem libel :! But col. Hay is repub-
lican and patriot. Robelpierre and Ma
rat were a'lo republicans and patriots, and
were JEALOUS DISCLAIMERS fer he liberty Of
theprefs, till they had tn ,rit lhemlelyes lnso
power ; and then ifany printer psefu ned
to Publifh any thing againit their conduct.
or was even fufpetted of fuch deGgn, off
went his head, without trial.
| intended to have applied fome re.
marks nearer home. 1t is reported that
Mr.. Spencer was amonga the loudetf in
excIaiming againt the oppredion and ~
ranny of the fedition law, and againit
the federal administration, tor PaGing it.
However, Mr.. Spencer was thsn in the
minority and might think it neceGary
that every battery fhould be opened a.
gaina rhe wicked federalifs, who hen
held the renls Of government. Cir
cumRances alter cafes" This fame Mr..
Spencer, / am informed, has lately avow-
ed principles and attempted rnealures, in
comparifon with which, the fedit,on law
wesmildaes unD So the would goes
but enough. Mr.. Spencer is attorney ge-
neral, and the federal printers, in this
fate, tem 10 be in his hauds: therefore,
lay again 6e1Uare.
OBSERVER.
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OBSERVER.
LOTTERY, No. I.
For THE ENcouRAcEMgNT OF LITERA-.

LIZ Il EHf mo. L.
For THE ENCOURAGEMENT OF Literal
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143o3--zo dolls.
III OF 10 dolls.
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