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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-15

Mr Talbot, d.. Msclsu.;z i,
au sson' the secretary, Pay,ici,ns "
cbaplain TO the late embsssv. M al
some other English gentymen. ana y VIII
leo ladies', been permitted toden.,. 'o's
France, and are arrived IN London ' I,
Talbot waited on lord fiaukesoury v.. NJ
day morning, and had long COME Ess''I'
with his lordship. All the EnoI,b1'e,,.s
have been liberated BY order Of II. -'''
vernment. g.
a French mail reached town or S,e..
day, and irregular official intercout..
be continued; the government Of o.
country having declared that. under
'sr!ng circumstances, it will not be i,
hsst to interrupt it.
The Liverpool rerhants are u;,.
al due diligence in fitting out private
to cruise against the enemy. Nearly o..
huadred are at preseu, under equpmrr,
olxty thousand POUNDS OF tobacco, a3t
$4,000 of raisins, were OH FRIDAY e.
ported BY certificate to Holland. U,d,
ike authority, large quantity Of E.,
India goods, cocoa, sugar, and cinnanor
were at the same time sent to France,
June 9.
The French government has publi,b,3
an arret- respecting privateerS. Anon,
the encouragements reid out for thos
vessels, reward Of 40 francs is of.rAi
for each prisoner taken on board me-.
chant vessel and brought into port; fu
each prisoner taken on board armed trad
ing vessels, AZ francs are given, bes De,
no francs for each gun above i2lb. ca.
librc.
Ga taking eneny's privateers and
small vessels belonging to the government
it, is proposed to give 100 francs for eaca
gun, from 4 to 70 Founders; 30 tr
each OF those above - pouaGers; and
70 francs for each prisoner brought int,
port.
For taking ships of the line, figass
and sloops of war, the folloalng rewards
are held OUT: 2lo francs for each gun
from four to RIB. callbIe; $50 toreact
above lib. and 60 francs 70. each prisousr
brought Tito port.
Dover is fun Of troops. The Leicts
ter, Oxford, Northampton militia, an
the 18th regiment of horse are still sta
toned there. Some more troops are sS
pected to arrive there in day or two.
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NEW YORK, Augua l;

NE w 1OKk, Huguh lZ'
The arrival ofthc brig William from
Liverpool, aod the h;p Oliver Elllworth
from Amlterdam, has farnilhed the ell.
Tor of the Mercantile Advertiser with
London papers to the sh OF June, and
Datcn prints to the 18TH both iacIa'
five.
From the latter we learn that Citizcn
LauEat Prefett TO Lou!hauna, is appointed
to fucceed Bernadotte as Ambailador IRON
France to the United States. Citizen
Lauforet is nominated Ambshador to the
court of Pruilia, and Citizen OTTO IS 10
fill the fame iltuation at the court OF 3D.
Yaria.
The Mayor Of BruGels, about the I4th
June, received official advices that 10 Inc
courle Of few days the Gra conlul would
fet out on the long expected journey 10
the United Departments. An article iron
Paris fixes his departure from that cll
on the TIN June.
His route, it was faia, will be ifo"
Paris to Amiens aud Abbcvillc, t'On
thence to Bologne (where the port ana
the preparations which are making 10!
defcent on England will undergo his 70.
lpeaion) from thence along tn: co1@
Of Picardy and Flanders to Daoknhi
from Dunkirk TO RyGel, from RyiieI 70
Offend, Bruges, where il was expe'''u
he would arrive by the fecond July
Madame Bonapar;e accompanies hisl AZ
his flute will be very numerous. sever ever
apartments were preparing for the rlla y,
tiers who attend him. The projects Of ''I =
United Departments and macy ge0els.
of diyiGon had received orders to me-
the fiji Confni al Bruheis.
Between the French and Danih ~
vcrnmenis negotiations were on foO' -, -
yorable to the views of the former 10 '''
preicnt war. .n..1 bel,
Antwerp not having furnifhed , &c,
conligepcy ofmen, that city has bee" ''''
under contribution.
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LONDON, Tune 2.


B Nj. Liifan few days ago, fays our
HGgue correspondent, noticed 20 the
Dplch government, that Greas Britain
auQ, Foill,ug to eonltat, ppos esyfam cor
dfious, 10 the urutgs5D q H9laaa. The
Dnsch government feceived the natii
cssIan wish grayiru &c, nut without the
A.ghtet expectation that france will psF
nit her 10 remain pculfal. indetd the
hra thing the ealaved and enllying re-
public of France Gid when l.e conquered
Holland, was to dictate an of-nilve and
defenliye alliance with her. The Dutch
government, however Immediately after
the receipt Of Mr.. Lifen's notification,
refolved 10 iend three deputies 10 Paris
10 explain the fituation OF Holland, 10 the
f.h conlul, and 10 prove that neutrality
could alone prelerye her from ruin.
Our Hague correspondent has sarpiihed
us with ansaitting picture OF the Fate OF
Holland q: the prelent moment. fettercd
BY a power which treats her as a conquer
edcoun,ry, and calls ii friendlhip; pill
lapes her treafures, and aaures her it is
protection burthsns her with troops,
and boats that it is strengthening her re-
fources; forces her into war, and talks
to her OF her Independence curfed and
infntcd by iuch an ally, lhe is rapidly
falling 10 the lowea point of smiiery and
degradation.
All the hottie acts that have been done.
il Holland againtt Insecurity, have been
at the express order of the French 60
yerament. 1t was the French Govern
mee tha, commanded the feize:e Of the
two packets at HeIveotAuys, and the I'M
prifonmsnt ofthe captains, The agent, and
the Eagsilh meaenger. The Dutch it is
faid, remonitrated bur their lemon
frances we've treated with contempt and
derifion.
TIE French army defined to al againG
Hanover, is on It's march but there is
fornc reafon TO iuppofe that the emperor of
Rufia will nor fufer the peace of the
North OF Germany 10 be diaug5ed. He
is fitting our a feet land attending troops
indeed il can lcarcely be fuppoled that De
will idfer the work which he had lc large
afhare in completing, TO be 70 loon yio-
lated and defroyed. Upon what1prstence
can France ieize Hanover and Cf,aburg
and fhut up the mouths Of the Elbe and
the Wefers Does The call this preferv.
ing the peace Of the continent and max
isp the war mele maritime war; We
wait che deciGon Of the emperor of Rul
fla with impatient anxiety. He can alone
check the career Of this diauIber of the
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publtf sale.

On MONDAY, the 5th day q M
exf msxt, al 4 o'flsek, ?. M. soW p0-
ifiUeJ Be Jold0u TIE premJss,
Thofe two Wooden HOUSES
on the S. w. corner Of Wilmington and
king areet, at prefent occupied BY Philip
R.lifeIi and John Violet. For terms, &c.
apply TO Jonah Thompfon, Efq. or
Taos. Patten,
Jalv II. Auciinnser.
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T H E A q r E.
On Tasjaay Evsnsng, Aug. 10,
WILL BE PERFORMED,
A celebrated Pay called
The CASTLE SPECTRE.

- 49, - ~ = - - $50
View of Conway Cattle, &c. A Gothic
Hall. A Gothic Cattle with ArmoIial
FIGURES. The Pfifon IN the Eaasrn
Tower, from which Earl Percy makes
his eleapc shrongh high window, and
is caught by Motley, and his followers
below, diiguifed as Fllhermen, who
fing a We!ih Balla! and Chorus, Incl
dental to the piece. A fubterraneous
paaag=. The iuoserraneous prifonwhere
Regnal has been confined I6 years.
AN ERIEL GLEE
during the appearance of the Spectre.
To which will be added the Frace of
The Lying Valst.
Kitty Pry, Mrs BERNARD.
ltIer fr& appearance on this aage.)
Or Doors to be opened at 6, and the
performance 10 begin at ! O'Clock precisely.
Box IS. Pitt 4s6.
1T Subscribers are RESPECTFULLY inform
ed their tickets will be left at Mr. Tho
mass book fore.
Augua IS.
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PHILADELPHIA, August 5. :
Extraa afa ktny Jrom Nfao lofS, 11"'
.4agast II, II o'clslk' ,o,,s
We have just received Lordon psp y.
to the evening Of the 18th June, y MI !.
brig Williams, Ashton, from Lse'p lost
The intelligence they contain o. tas p
importance is the eapituiatlon OF i'SA'
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Iutt Received,

uit Received,
And tcr fale by the .ubicriber,
Claret in calks, N,,,oqe
Do. in cafes of and ,-og
4 dozen,
MADEIRA Wine per pipe,
A few hogthssds draught Porter,
One packadge OF Knives and Forks, plat.
ed hspdles. .450,
Turks Ilind,
Cadiz, aud SAIL,
Ground Al.um
Platter of Paris, mould and dip'd Candles.
William |. Hall.
Merchants Wharf d,.eo6r
Aug. IS.
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R. and GRAY,
Have iua received large fappiy OF
Writing Paper g Qaslb.
Augra II. q
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-07
RICHARD VEITCH g Co.
HAVE IMPORTED,
In the the flip William and John, from
London,

A few cafes Irifh Linens,
large and hand[ome Election OF Prints Of
the lateit patterns TWO trunks Of elegant
" aGorfea ribbons; ~, 9 8 and s 4
plain and coloured cambria muillns, Coz
ION velvet, dimities, iirlped cotton and
cotton holiery, with feverai other articles
adapted TO the leafon, which they offer
for fale ar their warehouie in King frect,
on the mott reafonable terms for cain, or
fort credit.
May 6. dim
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G.. GEIB

G.. GEIB
MOST RESPECTFULLY informs his friends
and the public in general, that ne has
lately received an elegant ahoftment OF
PIANO FORTES,
which he hstters klmlelf cannot be iurpaii-
ed, ifequalled, by any in this town.
And he hopes the terms OF iale ne IN
tends offering to the public, will induce
thofe ladies and gentlemen to purchaie
who would with to favor him with their
patronage. ~. B. He zvjA 0Varrant
tbem for tauekve monfbs.
For terms apply at Mrs. Wllion's
boarding houle, King freet, Alexandra.
May 2. q
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Wanted to Hire Immediately,
n BOUT 20 hands. II hewcrs and
N s Wagons and teams. Employ
rnent may be had 3 months, OF more, BY
application to J. and NJ. Scholaeld, Alex
sndria. lGachar Scholheld, Walter or VIM
Lindiey, rear ColcheRer, or Henry Wood
row, at Aqua.
NIB. Hands are to bring axes ana
I,ewers broad axes.
Feb. 2. zaW
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,3ubtif laenDae.
On TUESDAY,,


A,o,'elock, suiH Be said at fbe Vsndae
Store,
Rumi in hoglheads and barrels.
French Brandy in pipes,
Gin in pipes and bis.
Whitley and Apple Brandy in bis.
Sugar in hhds. tieTces and bis.
Coffee in tierces and bags,
S Waite and brown Soap in boxes,
Mould and dip'd Candles
RsiGns in kegs, boxes and jars,
Figs in kegs and trails,
Oueens Ware in crates,
FURNITURE, &c.
4 variety of DRY GOODS.
Among which are,
Cloths, Coatlngs,
Kerleymeres, Dufils,
Plains and Kerfeys,
Negro Cottons, Serges,
Elaficks, blue Friezes,
Calimancoes and RuGels.
Yarn Stockings,
Chintzes and Caiicoes,
Irih Linens, Silefa do.
Platillas,
Olnaburgs and Ticklenburgs,
Mullins and Muffin Hand'fs,
India Mullins and Table Cloths
Bsndanna Handkerchief,
Silk Stockings,
Coloured Threads, Hats,
Plated Candleficks,
And fundry other Articles.
P. G. MARSTELLER.
May S.
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5aleS bp Sutton.
On WEDNESDAY,

On WEDNESDAY,
Al 10 o'elork, qDiH be /old ct The Yenane
Stare, the corner Of King and U1iaa
eresfs.
Rum in hhds. and barrels,
Whiiksy in barrels,
Apple Brandy in barrels,
Gin in caiks,
Wine in pipes and quatter cafks,
Molaies in hhds.
Sugar in hhds. and barrels,
White and brown Soap in boxes,
Coffee in caiks and bags,
RaiGns in kegs and boxes,
Queens Ware, and
ALSO,
A variety of DRY GOODS.
AMONG WHICH ARE
Broad Cloths, Iriih Linens,
Caiimercs, Calicoes,
Kerieys, Threads,
Coatings, Chintzes,
Halfthicks, Bedticks,
Fearaaught, Oznaburgs,
Blankets, Sewing Silks,
Planes, Muffin and Mulir
Negro Cottons, Handkerchiefs,
Worried and other India Cottons, &'
Stockings, SIC.
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ROBERT B. JAMESON
OFFERS FOR SALE,
go hhds. 1T quality Mufco-
yado Sugar,
* do. ad do. do.
10 do. sd do. do.
Loaf and Lump do.
10, 900 Id. bea Green Coffee,
90 or. chefs frelh Teas, ahorted
from Bohea to Imperial,
18th proof Irith Whifkey,
Jamaica, Antigua and N. E. Rum,
Coniac and Barcelona Brandy,
Holland Geneva,
Wine and Cyder Vinegar,
Claret in cafes OF to 3 doz.
80 boxes Albany Chocolate, 1T and
I'd quality,
Mould and dipt Candles,
White and brown Soap,
200 resus of Wrapping Paper of diff
ferent fizes,
Patent Shot ahorted, from BIB 70
No. 10,
Madeira,
Sherry,
Port,
Lifbon, WINES
Catalonia,
Frontinac,
Teneriffc,
And Malaga
Englifh Gunpowder from T TO
double battle,
20 boxes fine Mufcatelle Raiiins,
10 bales Spinning Cotton.
Peppers, black and Cayenne, pimento,
cloves, nutmegs, caGia, cinnamon and
mace, Durham muaard, pearl ard Scotch
barley, pickles aforted in boxes, niadde',
alum, copperas, indigo and brlmttone
olive oil in bottles anc AatkS, Godtred's
warranted {egars, bef chewing tobacco,
| Leeper and fIamilton's fnutF, race and
ground ginger, farch, fig blue, pipes N
kegs and boxes, rice, prones, giauDes
fats, red and pale bark, denIjoans aiioff-
I'd, &c. &c.
April II. a"
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-12-10

weakened, but rot delpifed, and fill both
powerful and respectable, prepares all the
thunderbots Of war TO ayenge hU wrongs,
and bellows upon us that chaltiiefnent
which every highway robber ougat tore,
ceive. Are our preient rulers prepared
to meet fuch a vicillitude ? Can their pref
ty fchemesl of finance continue uninter-
rupted Will their jair e0safbei' projects
anfwer fot "fqaally times" /? But per-
haps they imagine that {" the enlightened
government OF France" C the nation be-
fore whom al Europe has bent the knee
will, to give Us aproof Of their Hnagnanni-
ity, come forward and ffand between US
and harm. One muf be more than an
ideot, to believe fuch a thing. as well
might we expea the. Prince OF Devils to
defend chrilfian;ty againf the attacks of
inhdels. 1t is altogether probable that
France connived at the remonitranceS re-
Gently putin by the Spaniih Minifer; and
there IS moral certainty that, ihould we
vouch in France to defend Our title 10
LouiGana, lhe would, 70itb gracsfa! imbI-
dejee, protect mott ardent defre to ierve
our nation, but, at the fame time, give Us
to under1and that If, by continuing as
conveyance of the ritle to Louifana, what
in fact was barely relinquiihnent by
France of her claim, we have got iato a
hobble, we muf gel out of it as well as We
can. Sic trantit gloria mundi
., HORTENSiUS.
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GEOGRAPHICAL.

Z #
tThe following are extracts from thr ACCOUNT q
/ LOUISIANA. lately pnef-ated 70 Cnngref, by n
preGdent We '1rall oecafonally give iuth cliua
from it our limits will admit
1.-THE prerife boun4aries Of LouGans, ussI
v.ardly of the MiliGpPi, though very s1'ea6rs, Il
at pre(ent involved IL fone oticu,hy. Daiaas
equally Wanting to anign Nth peciilon is Gath
ern-exten,. From the !ou-ce of The MfaGpp, is
bounded eaawardly by the miidle Of the cbsasa
Of that to the 3IGt degres Of latitude 1Hsaa
il is aIerted upon very Rrong grGpnds tkal accs's
ing toits limits when formerly poleded BY / srs
II llretches to the eaa IS far at leaa as Tie r's
Perdigs, which runs into the bay OF Meaco, al
ward II The river Mobile.
" The province Is held by Spain, iacludasa
part of Wee Flori ida, i laidsof INTO the follOras
principal divGons Mobile, from life Os
city, New Orleans, and he country on both hda
of LAKE Ponchastr4in, 6lR- and fecohd CsInh
costs. Ca,ahanofs, Foorehc, Venezuela. ld'
VILE; Calvez Town, Baton r ice, Point CoopS'
Atacapas, Op@loufas, Quachita, Avcyefes, Il
pide, Natitoche., a tka fas, and the Illinois
\" Manyof the prefnt easSliflmsnts are i'p'a
red from each cther by immenle tracEleiS essl'
having no communic ion with each other byi4'
except uow and tkcns falitarf ip92rce 9TH ashs
attempted by Hunters, who have TO i~n ives
exeofe rhemfelves TO theincen,@ncy6f The ~ea1''
and carry their proviion on their backs ter ge'
proportioned to thelength Of their joornsy. -
is particularly the cafe on the VET Of he hp'Y
p, where the communication Is kept up onl :
water, between the capital ard The diitaht N.s
n1ents three months being required to-cen' s,%
,elGgence from The one to the other, By ths pr
dFpi.
The geography of the MiGiipp and Ma's :.
and their conuguity Tor great ieng Of way i
bat little known. The traders ahefI, ths' :.
miles above .heir juh6tion, a man my ~A's
one TO the oher n day aad it's aiio a'''.,.
that TOO miles ALL higher up, the po'isse '9p :.
crolIed in four or Eve DAYS. This portage i,
quenred by traders, who carry on eenaos5-le, J
trade with fone of the Mfauri lnd'aas-- -, !,
general route islhtongh Green Day, ~a'o1n
arm of Lake Mchega they then pas .s
fr,an lake COINS 6ed wthbt, ard When Gu.
ricates with the Fox riserI they Gao croit -:
ihort portage into the Ouiiiconii'g 'ivI, !,
upites with The Milliippi f'o,e tihatee 0'' :.
falls OF 81. AnJhoay. 1t is aho FAD, 1a' -
ders communicate with he hsriiiPP' so0
fails, through Lake SupeFior--bus .'hsa -
that qoarsr IS much leisscouide' abe. :. >. 4
/" The inhabitants Of Loutiena &c eD'' II.
defendants OF he Freneh and Canaais1s .,esr
is comfortable nua,ber of teei q md 2 !.
in New Orleans. The two German 49,
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A CORRECT VIEW.

The following important letter from that able and ex
percnced latefmaa, Mr.. MoRsis, late Senator from
,Newysrk, has lately been repub1ied at khe foutti-
ward; and We think very opportunity. This editor
Of the FIedericktovn Herald in Introducing it 70 his
readers, obferves There is lort odouht but the
contracted views of party have suggeed the intended
alteratoa efthc conitutics relative the election Of
PreGdent a Vice Pre6dent If any alteration is ne
cefsry this certainly the moi unfuitab!o and inn
proper tmc make it, when party rage at height
and the ruling faction an4er the hnih of power is in
capable of cool ard dpaGipnate inquiry into the gem
cranteleRs Of the United States.- fhis letter GER
tsiny merits the attentive pclulal of every friend to
the American contribution
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-12-10
WaL6ingtan, Dec s. ,Soz.

Sir,-On the .4th of February lait, |
communicated 10 the Senate Of the, Unit
ed States the refeiutions which you did
me the honor to tranflnit. On the Cd
of May, a refolution was brought up
from the Houfe of Representatives, en-
bracing the latter part OF that, which the
ltate Of Newyork had. pFopoied, viz That
IN all future elections of PRECEDENT and
vice preGdent,s the perfon Voted for
lhould be particularly deGgnated, by do
claring which is voted for aspreiident, and
which as siee preGdent. On the que2ion
my vote was in the negative, had It been
otherwife the relolution would have paded.
Having thus itated the facts, it may not
be improper to trouble you with fomesof
the reafons, which governed my decifon.
Firf-I am oppoled to amendments on
the general ground, that changing the. ar
ticles of conftitltional compact, leaens
that relpea for if, which is'a main, lup-
port Of a free government IL t.. -
Secondly am oppofed, -becaufe it is,
generally fpeaking, better TO bear an-eyil
which we know, than hazard thofe which
We are unacquainted with. I.o.lGaI
Thirdly-I' am ,oppofed, becaule the
preient mode feems preferable to that
which is propofed. = 49, o.~ :. 1T
When this article was under conf1dera-
ton in the National Convention, it was
obierved that every mode of eleding the
Chief Magiltrate Of a powerful nation,
hitherto adopted is liable to objection.
The initances, where violence has been
ufed, and murders conmitted, are, 1uner-
ous--Thofe, in which artifce and fraud
have fucceeded agaiuf the general with
and will, are innumcrable.1 And
hence it was inferred, that the mode
lealt favorable to intrigue and corruption,
that in which the unbiafIcd voice of the
people will be mott attended to, and that
which is mott likely to terminate in VIC
lence and ufurpation ought to be adopted.
70 impress conviction on this fubie0,
the cafe of Poland was {not unaptly) cit
ed. Great and ambitious princes, took
part in the election Of a Poliih king; mon
|ey, threats and force were employed.
Violence, abloodlhed and opprei1ion enfued.
And now that country is parcelled out a.
mong the neighboring potentates-one of
whom was but aPetty prince two centuries
ago. S,an
Ihe evils which hayebeen feitin the
prefent mode of ele6isn wefe pointed out
to the ConNention, bat after due advife-
ment the other mode appeared mo re, ex-
|ceptionable. Indeed if the plefent be
changed, it might be better to-af ohl, the
office of vice PRECEDENT, and leave to lepiga.
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tive proyiiions, the cafe Of vacanc,
feat Of the frlt magiilfatc.
The Convection was aware !
fpecies of trick ard esMsiyass ' =
be pra6tifed by the ambitious and - Y
| pied. Il was therefore conceiyeJ
in elections, the PRECEDENT and ~.
dent were diainSlly dehgnated
would generally be vote given n, : :
two rival prefde1ts, while there Ne
numerous candidates for The otbe, j.
becaufe he who wiihed TO becon.. =
dent would naturally connect himrsE /
fome popular man of each particnI,.
tria to- the fake of his local infuens. |
that the vice proficiency would l.
mere bait 70, catch gudgeons. IN |
ion chofeT would have only apar,,I.l
be perhaps unknown to the greus,
of the community, and probably urss
thofe duties which the death ofthe y
dent might call onahim to perform.
The convention not only forefaw Il,
fcene might take place, iimilar 10 AL
the laf presidential election, but even II
poled it not impollible that at lome tin, /
other perfsn admirably fitted for tbsl
fce Of PRECEDENT, might have an equal III
with one totally unqualified, and that n
the predominance Of faction in the bnl
OF Representatives, the latter might benz
ferreds This WHICH is the greatef NJ
poieable evil OF the prelent mode, Il
calmly examined, and it appeared n
however predjudiciaI it might be fols
moment, an ufcfulleIon wouldrefaltf s|
it for the future, to.teach contendirg D,
ties the importance Of giving both yos
to men. fit FOR the frf office. aef
1. This, fir, is one great objed cQntea,
lated by the contribution, whetheth wool
beobtained BY qr6ring the mode Of al
ton delervessa ferrous attention. ghso.
er great object is to defeat the fraud, h
force and the corruption, which mar /
d(ed 70 place bad.men in high autto.lr
AStera the mott mature reelection d
which my mind is capable, ! ain perfuadl
that the pfefent mode is preferable, j
That which is 'repoledi8lidu oft, andn
voice has betngiyenaccofding to my Co
yi6tion. yos1si SIS 1>h 3.s,o
Have the honor to be vii
perfea rerpea Gr,a q = - :.
's@ Your moffobt: (erTant,
GOUV. MORRIS.
The IIou. Speaker of the Hout1
Of Adembiy Of the, fate OF
Newyork-2Albany.
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asifesIisng.
LINES,
BY WILLIAM nERBrgr, EARL cE rsxgaogE

LINES,
BY WILLIAM nERBrnr, EARL OF rsMysoKl
SO glides aicng the wantcn brock,
With gentle pace into rho main,
CotirtingShe hank with amorous Iook,
lie never mears TO tee again.
Aud 70 does fortune ufe TO lmile
Upontle Goft-Iv'd favorites face,
Nhoa fweliing hopes Inc does be yuiie,
Aisd always eaas him in the race.
And 70 doth the fantanic boy,
The god of the ill-manssei fames,
Who ne'er kept word in proiais'd JOY,
To lover nor to loving DANES.
so all alike viii conaant prove,
Both fortune, running Creams, and love.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-12-10

HEVOSTATUs of old, 70 eternize his uanr,
Set ;hc Temple of Diana, all in fiame a Fl
Eui IeFsrion lately OF 3eLaparte bought,
&c pickle bis fame, Mountain of Salt.
Cc%. q S.