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D0rdal0,
MONDAY, MARCH III, 1898.

.frrfyiear 'B,arfef 4fyyie.iurs.--An afacfs''an
Bearing this name, has commcrrtd its lorna.
ton AZ the city Of Warrington Il i tli'guta
IL promote 4 general dihtmination ofPFaetisA
know edge in agriculture and domrf-lr m.lD-
lectures. "A conltitutson has been iormea fF
the regulation OF the lsu5c. ard The oIHess'
eecled-The Hon. amcs Madiioa H ffsd'
dent; MeGrs Samuel. AirchcLf aad eie'Tsr
Logan Vice Prelldenis Haae BreEs, Secre-
tsry and ioieph Ncuric lfcA;-r-r --i NM
Coramltiee 81 Comefpondenfe j. cohtYoird v'
two or more. geatlamcn lrum .zch sta CT .-
committee for MsHschHllt, aal .aine oo@-
Cts of.the Hon. Mrgrs John q Ada1s, M
l-7h d Varnum, P-Icg Tadiworth- aHd lo1
Rev, Or. Deane. Any e.ttzea hssiEg 7 II
his pow cr I'd communities informat'eu on tso
lubleet. Of Agriculture and sQmei!ic ai4na'1.-
lures, ar On The auxiliary arts MI ici1He1''
reipe afally f5icited 70 lorwzE3 . 90 en-
membsr'of the committee Of eofFsiP'n-e-.''
Wa6iHqf,H, Fsl a4.-" The Julsss
Of the Supreme coust. ard the isosr
al members Of Coagiefs, eeiebi geo li, "
birth day Ct WAsHIScToS. win tha.-
warm emotions Of gratitude waieh III
eminent fervices 70 jof'Y ini9tsa =
no notice was taken If tn dAy ty ~
democrats"
The returns Of votes iar Gcve'i'''
in NewhamPihirs, fiji ccnriaus 40 -r
bic to frdes ia i'm. There il ~ dos'' :
| Governor Giluzn's ie ris4icn
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-14
cnkJ' Po'fir1d GaSeite.

F.rfiSn 6'firls.--BY re GtP B,th,
Capt. Ihraihsr, arrived her. on Mon
az night iaa, fem Liverpool. We
'eeeived papers ella, Place 70 ,hs s6,h
lan. ant London s 'r-tes 70 tie igth,
LxTaas GLOW.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-10-17
Affairs In Ireland.

r'f-eT LoNroN, SEPT. +.
By the Dablin mail q yeaerdSy, are Informed
thar Robert Emst whole arreit yenerd4y nioned
has been fuyecmnted by the priv council Tor trial as
j traitor
twas iat night reported that government ycftrsy r.-
-ctived express from the lord ieuen4ht. Wit al ac-
count of FIRE having broken in the paramen hous
and IN eveFai Other parts ofthe city of Dublin. The
ire IS laid 70 have done great damage and have c
apparently The work the rebels
Accounts from Dublin of Saturday la 7tc tat auoth-
dcpoiion has been given upon oath of Rrthuf OCon-
nor having been Teen few days ago ii. that city.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-10-17

General Tumnnrit''s Wit 40, and rdeprlor 4. ,ts
country IS thus dccpahted fdf :--Iufng the er...
var that Gtncral ~, % W andant, ar legend -
ma I'd " Chsrb,pg, wheu tbc invaGpA IN t ccun;f, IN
afavorite ohie4 With The Gov;risltnt rfas,s, ,.s
WITH utht -. Lunioarirr was ordered diptl .aa M
range uch 2laas hs hohgft molt iurive 10 liz
conIylinmenL If he minded cnterprizt hfo hsnr.
Cd that Dumouritrs yfass sid oou N ztions =. n.
fcred but the 6rs afpirs al irsncevtrr (harth Nj
forwards dersrgcd, and ihe pftd Wy ctrc abandoned
he papers, 10 cyer.vett Placed n III Ports6l;b nj M
king brt in ak tarrvcitsnrt XII ttvd1tchsrY top-.
iion tbssc with otftr Ststc Peppers, whe dshsrrt5ia
TIC War-C flee and there FFeicrTtd. Num6hrltr. y,
toreevns rhclc plans zo elcaPed the fury ne rs
'ttade Aays himief concern shout htm; Dit hasn4
received private Information, fen Fcrn=Gy list NJ
Kings Portfolio a0d as contents, were IN >e pHrk
Of Bonap7rye and that Ne prcrocd 10 oiioU lle uasu
tons laid down ~ he Cener relrefsiHs Ike ikvsEs
Of Eng l%np Enimnuricr inilantIy wrdc n Tie DuEt
Orleans wIofehd ed in 1cnaon, and nqueaea hn RIA
nels would irmecisrely acduaint the Govtrnnsen MI
with the whole projc,f. Ibis lcttct insmelsis,
hewn by The luke Of Orleans to die Consra4ndtr NJ
Chief Who ssprtftd Win that his Hithnts would nt.
Gen, nmourer to this country, unda saursDcs Ia
he would BE- rutecrt by the-GUvsrnhent ; and IA us
iequence Of This invitation uaderitand Tie Csna
Arrived in London.
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OF Holland.

Some OF the eonfuizr mcalures ia Foirard r..a.k
cafioEed Remembrance, tn tic part tEF nsr.s a.
livered, however ~i'i' AnnArisf wioh atrsr.
their hog-Itls lit uEtion cou illDirc III vhirt sF
n ,be ruia thai would f.inpof their ceaksS..
adoption N tire rn-sfues was hrciDly ported o.. Ms
frlf confal from hAIty words 70 moro nae ala
clarcd in fit Of rsgts that he would dArr1r \, N I'M
which fieh mefceo9iy srguncrgs sFSrc founA,I ~
anoihila,irg the trade Of iolnd to tfeaiag MI,
fAou.d not have ting.c lhuo Ut aay kAE TIL " 49,.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-10-17
OF the Invahon Of England.

On Tic SchsdE. in the docks Brures and ia the
ports ot.Oflenl and Antwerp they ahorng with
activity beyond all example in the conrt c. ON Of Gun
and aatbotomcd boats. Each Of ther vefrh vii car
ry pieces Ct artillery Of the CALL of 40 or ID
The doc'S srds Of 81 ucls, Iouvain and DeR are I'M
NIX diately to I've pun into aaate ofequh ACTIVITY.
Bonspsrte vii not command the army of England in
pcron ;it = I'd Gen Moruer who hss but Jle fsras
TO lofc) Will &C feecicd thercio..s .A'
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-10-17
Late News from Europe.
.i-s....'.,s'....s..s'...
81 ay,juns y Nssoyo,s, nib Los7r as 70 se,sr ~
Symptoms Of a change in France.

LONDON, sRPr. Z.
Wearc Gill without any from the continent by
the public journals Some OF s> private letters from
France, however, ate, that symptoms Of ong fear and
Gulpicon, the part Of the government, have begun
thew themlelses The intention, real pnted of e.
ing the Royal Standard in France rnuhave excited
the ieaioufv Of 5opapsrte common degte asanft
all thofe who connected avowedy, who arc
pfpeted Of being attached by principle ~ the Honf-
Of Bourbon. What dfreihng Aats then riit be that
ofthe emgrants who have .ctufned under the r Con-
uts Amreay 1t is mentioned accordingly ths letters
vich audc that many Of the returned Eig
lave beeu arreed and that th0fc who not mpifon-
cd, arc oaccd under hc NOT kcmc fcrviance5--In-
deed there he ;ite doubt thar Bonaparrc viii con-
CIDER hefe men in one degree holtages for the conduct
ef The ova family He knows full wei thatthcy cannon
he attached to the Cofican iae re knows luli we'll
that thongb they frhrhit Iii. power, they do not
refpeet its origin aud DO with irs perrnanent eaab-,
Eminent. u cannot be erpedei, th3t roya ils they
(houd ref c rhe idea at them anti moHarchi-
icai as wei as antrepublcan of his dominating his fac
ceor and what has Otter rdicuEcd "a the height
of monarehieal abfuEdty transferring them sne Their
country like herd ofcattIe, legacy favorite -
We do not blame then for returning ia France under
very hard terms and WORE profpetfs II is dr46cult 10
define the of the fidelity they owe tLc 10 an
whom circumstances have placed at the head Of Affairs
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-10-17
War with SPAN.

II u confidently nsied, thar urvernrr.-, W.T.
eourfc Of few days iiue Ie.srs Of sru =, = y
raj aeaial spa'n authentic Intelligence. f..% 'tAA
been received from PcEpgai, thA Preach So. Aa's
fitting cut in tbr Spariii Polus and tic Esnss ~
arc carried ii and fold. ~- FNt
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-10-17
By THE NAILS.

BosTdN, oor. IA.
Fran Eor1rgr-- 93ff4.

Fran CoyzEaa-SoSis
Yesterday arrired The brig Triroi capt .Nicke hfrs
Coiunns, after the nitFt pafsec Of So days. VIZ d
tween spain and Great Britain had rot commenced i
the time of his falling, Tot the merchants hor7
expectation Of Tat event. The Britih NIiniasr gei
Potentiary iiif rtrnahed spaia, but vag undrtaa'
to be on the point 81 departing There were FFsa
and Spai;i- frigatvs II Eprnnn ha Dor, ans fFAA
fqusaron Of iopr rrigstcs before it. Frcnsh~ 1s
fIigate from the "A clihdes had iuccecded IN getting 4
TO Coruan4, notwithstanding the. e9vus " Tx 8iA
n,ips 70 prevent ihefa
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-10-17

Til. Eaglfh colony Of BA,any Bay, hasfi,'s',
ed 70 we'll that the government i forming "
colony in the iaand and two load, of eonv1.
from England tierefc--Under the gcv''nn1,
OF colonel Collins. They are embarked 20 &C.
The Caleutta OF 80 guns, ard. a tfanePort afd Y
accompanied by 2 nun-bcr Of voluntesf i.s.
The reverend Mr. Nnopwood goes OFT rbeFl \.
the-iertlemeat. The government has dI-st'a ii.
fifty healthy youpg women cpHyt;s ia2H 81 "
with the 3o6 enbaked on board thee -
!" They do5byltis.s' adds TIE EnpiiA osESS,' VI
lit, wiitfarm 10 the caf ir1po7taat N ths III
taken cut for the eF-4ral colg'jzadop ~
hitherto UNEMPLOYED region. certaiaIy ftsais- H
the FAR tbs t.ii7aIts ct lhe kao~a world.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-10-17

The rebellian il China. itap7ssrs BY he a
accounts had fecr-vet e ious cheek near CT
ion--Fve Shouiand Of he rrbels were killed
the presenter rAkea AID 5btchcred being cusn
81 pieees, while yet living, and th:n aabb:a
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-10-17

Capt. Wiliam Leach lAt-iy arrived at Bsya1
from Corunna. On his horepard paaAec VI
boarded ~ fourteen Eoslfh priyaieeis, en5 h
them all treated With Poisneis,
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-10-17

The SstIeiafysof the Navy bas ORDERED. II
rhe Officers df tie Navy and Marin- Cmp. va
cape on the Jeff ara below ,Ae elbow far ih's
weeks, in corsmr1n6TasIcn of lhs Jeata III c9nns.
dore Joha Barry.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-10-17

Bonaoarse hes lately igned new 7esnla.ai
coaesI Eipgg EGsneh Prva eering. To y are dF''i
uP in rhe ptual teIle lflgu Sc Of rfrodsrn Fnaa
laws By th-tsssg ula'ians, +" Every ssas 'sr
ing 70 binato, ca beng faamoned 10 that "a
may b conPcltcdAoii !; and il csie s rsafa'
and Of ighr, the ffbzl Re made q. good pfias III
Very ieve'e puniihpent IS densunced y lheis Fl
sulations agli-a HI. illegal capture q Plaad;fa
veEels detailed
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-10-17

sSLFMs CT +
Publ Cr-H tsslrg Tie frtf Dsafiol.i y ";
a'recsut iostln cot applica 70, b. : ''l'.'lf
Baltimore, 10 he Treiiuty, for thr pavassal I
demand, fer fsca ,lere had be-s isTs' TX 4,
priation. ilr GklI4ia was aFftnE. ar Mt
onon,. who aE'e IN liz dead, ans~sr-s' i.
1Uaf ID Rs5rey il ne Trsepry u afsf re A'-.
l. + nAtus n inlui y. what has ESQ III &,
ilnce Mr.. Jefeiton into mel ID his l-ss NJ v
thar the receipts Of the preceding year IT,
cseded- al foirhcr example.
We hear that in ccnlscneoce of the r..
on our trealnry Which vii ariie from t's, "A
IA Purchsfs, our C-elt Men arc ttFts-s
II Inquiries to aEtrtain On what new arc II Nj N,
meFce a tax can be laid, or on RhaL oo
creaied--fcr let who cray receive tbs '
The purehsie, the Comm sreizi Statss U.s.
the exprnl- Of IL.
Abraham HhtP, Etq i aPp''sa''o MI
/, Of lbe DiariSf Of Me- haven, ID me IL
fTher, dscezt-d !
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-26

Sec. (. That the hwy ccurtsor board
Of commlilionels icr the county of Alex
andeia, hall have power to levy or i'm.
pofs sheanount ofaay expenc:s incurred IN
enforcing The Per iasInance Of q-arantine
within isiti county, according to tie mode
Ct taxation prsfcribed TO ihem BY The Pre-
ene laws Of Inc diafiei cfCo!anbia.
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NEW. YORK, Feb. 70. $

.>t fb;p Am, Cot, IN 40 GAYS 'r9al :, ~, ~,
ATr' ss .rh jpoae the hip Minerva, is,'sn VT
|so'Ot ,s,,',d 10 Glasgow. 18th poke imp
lam thi, port. Ter Newry. LaP'S y n = he
|L !. b5,nls iDoke brig Eliza, sN anne, o'u,'u
sn sa.,.ncsh 20 New York. ship Fame, Law
~ ~ Il Hull. from this port, OF me 2, UT
tn - vel ship 4 Iantic failed from Liver
p, Cor this port, about the 27d Recenlt'er,
o. ~, Epqlllh car. Martha, Hant, 80 Gays
toal Kilgiton,
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Felm7at5, lExslaadl Dee. {

u
Yeaerday pslied this port for London,
tbs American lhip Fabius, Farrell in So
days from Virginia for London; and the
hip Pelican, Broad from Smyrna. Carr.
Broad fpoSe about S days iinee, The Ame-
rican lh;p Hermione, Hopkins, in sreat
diafels s1om St. hliehaels, for iIayrc de
Grace, with fruit.
The TowGiynd, Dodd, and Duke CT
Kent packet, Dennis, will take the mails
of the goth otpexs month, for Jamaica and
America.
The Prince Earnee, Petre, from New
York is hourly expected, as the wind is
fair.
Pkmoui6, Dee. go.
Yeaeriay it blew MAJ tremendous
torn at South. Several vea.ls were dri-
ven on illare. Lat night about 9 o'clock
the American flip Jono, Clark, of New
York, from Philadelphia for London, vas
driven alhorc, at Wrinkle, 10 Willard
Bay, within this port. The crew and
paaengers, coplitting of a woman and four
children were all providentially iayed,
excepsone LITTLE boy who is ni6ing.
The ihip fortunately got en- fand
bank, and sllcpgh il is feared Che will be
loft, til expected that partof the cargo,
conEa;ng Of cotton, cofsc, furs, &c. VIII
be faved. Every asp 70 accomplish this
objeet has been taken, and proper guard
OF revenue officers and others placed on
the ipot, 10 prevent plumber b. the coun.
Try people. The cargo IS very valuable.
Two other flips went flore.
Lloy@s LIZ, Dee. 81.
pafed Gravsfcnd, the Minerva, Barber,
from Bottom. AT Ccwes Redreis OF Bal
s;more. O. Dmgepsfs, Diana, Warren,
and Phebe Ann, from philadelphia. At
Plymouth, Providence, Gaicoyae, from
Wilmington. AT Weymouth, Belfey,
Ha.tlett, from America. At Liverpool,
1icoaic, from Philadelphia, Raagess
Webb, Shannon, Robinfon; and Ocean,
Sn.th, from NV York. AT Cork, Iiel-
derion, from Philadelphia.
D;ll9tTb4to,a, England, Mrs.Wasa,
lgly 7obo had byakf,led mid4vjt<y fur
3p7pards Of 70 year. Sbe 6aried tbrse
buGmds, and broagbt into The svorl9
mare than 5000 cbil4rsx
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70 r Sd l. E.

sixty N + u - Z S that
have been we'll treated and brought up, of
all ages and boIh leAes houle iervants 4
mechanics, bur notify plantation Negroes.
Information may be had by applying ts
the Printer hereof.
Dec. S. saR
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RALTIMORE1 Fekrnay II.

A ri, ,bib H<be, James L. Pearsan f
III, bsrt, qyas IL tbe Sfsaiis q Sanda az
Ele iqfb 9aJ last, 6s4rd 70 Cqafon.
i srnzxd last right, brig Befs9, Chat-
III from T-a,&'s Isiand.
4 CSm. Wal1er of ib< NoJaA Packer,
! oyrsved this morning. passed a brig IN re
! bar, and sckr. t,Qar Boston, N fbe r'yer
EJouad up.
TIE Brccbu,, DnUey, from tbist u Rat
steraam, in The gale Of WfdnesdGy last,
sart<a bath her anchors, and got ashore
h Elisabeth Rie,rr going up 70 N0xfolk,
bit il IS expected she got IF tie nest
tds.
Tie Loudon Packer tfross Tbs to ST. Sc
bsaians, has PIT into Hampton Ro0ds
sctb tbs loss IF her qumdlass. a sesr.
belonging 10 Nessr5. Z. and S. Hollisgs-
eu,yt5, quas drope 4sbore III s0me purt q
The bay. Captain ". ssys, thar fksrs
qctys r#m6er Of Others, TIT nons 5elong-
ing here.
February 23.
Arrived, the Englih fchooner Linnet,
Tucker, from Halifax, IN. ST. Lett,
nip Pickering, of New York, from Ruff
fla; had putin there 10 difrsfs, to fail IN
about three days. Spoke nothing.
!. Alto, ichr. Charles, Rogers, from Bof-
Ton. Feb. 10, irlat. IS, Sc, long. IS,
e., faw wreck and food for her, hove
the boat out ;the captain ard two hands
went on board ; ihe proved to be the So
rsh of Philadelphia, her MATS blown off,
three feet above deck, the hull aliunder
water, the matches all blown eff. The
brig wasfloaded with flour, appeared 10
be jo9 out, had lqoare head, a woman
with feather in her cap found in enc
Of the peoples chefs protection with The
Fame of r. Griffin. 1t came On &c blow
and was obliged to leave her without get
ting any thing except {ohe { fling rigging.
Feb. 18th, lat. so. Long. "a, AZ, ipoke
ichooner Orento, from GuadaIoupe bound
to Philadelphia, but intended 10 make the
6ra port; had been knocked up in the
gale loa a quantity of of her molaaes,
people all iick.
Alto, 6h'r Philip, Jenne, from St.
Thomas. Left a few American veaels,
names not recolleeted. On the 10Th inf.
off the coat capt. Jenne experienced We
ny heavy gale OF wind from she N. E.
carried away his jib. boom and fplit all
his fails. Paaed ihro' great deal Of faves,
onions, ard -four. On the re,h, fpcke
ihip Serpent, M'Korkle from this TO Lon
donderry, twenty four hours cut, who in
attempting to put MIR. R. B. the pilot on
beard the Philip, loft his boat and was O.
bliged TO take him eff.
Alto, brig Habella, IS days from La
Gulra. Neisaer left nor ipoke any thing.
Alio, ichooner Nautilus, Bifhop, IL
days from CsPe Francois.
Lp Of 9Herieaa v16SSls atfbe part Of Cape
fr0reois, faksn from Resley's Marine
Rfgigr, Feb. 7, 1906.
Ship May. Flower, Logan. New York
Brig Paiiley, Johnfon, New York
Sally, Cox, do. cleared
Gommei, Dafhislds, Annapolis
Polly, Dorril, CharleAon
Vengeance, Howard, Kernebupk
Francis & Eliza, Sprague, Bottom
Fox. Gardner. Beverly
Penelope, Lewis,
SeA'f Ann and Mary, Powers Philadel
phia
Alexandria, Reynolds, Go.
Flying Fin, Shock, Baltimore
Mariner, Wioks, do.
Mary, Richards, Charleiton
Hiram, Chafe, do
'iocp Amity, Haley, New London
Jeliey Blue, -, Newbern, N. c.
,s salle'', brig Sally, Cox, Jamaica, 9th
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puIIAa1LPHIA. Feb. II.

DIED, veRcrday morning at o'clock,
rroMAs WIcNELL, Efqulre, one OF The
'1.,aoers of the New Theatre.
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lemblies, are respectfully inform
ed that the next afembly, which
lhould in courfe take place on
Tuelday evening next, is poit-
poned till Tueiday evening, The
9Th of March, when the atiem-
bIies will clole for the ieafon.
TIE MANao EKS.
Feb. rs.
Douglass 81 MaudevaJs,
King hreet, oppofte David ". ocor's,
OFFER FOR SIZE,
ON THE MOST MODERATE TERMS,
Mulcovado Sugar In hhds. and
barrels,
Loaf Sugar in bis.
Coffee in bags and bis.
A few Or. cAa1s old Malaga Wine,
Welt India, and K u M
New England ! in hhds. and DIS.
Mould and dipp'd Candies in boxes,
Brown and white Soap do.
Alum,
Ground Alum S A [ r.
And Blown
Butter in Firkins,
Bet Mufcadel Raifns in boxes,
A large quantity of Platter Paris.
G they keep contain fuppIy of
FLOUR of hyperion quality, Tor she ufe
of families who may favor them with their
cultom.
Feb. IS. eo6t
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4 J0z0 Ka7lg F02l71d.
THE owner nay haycit by defcrib:ng
it, and paying the colt of this advertife-
'nent, on applicarion to the Printer.
Feb. rs. dss
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: WASHINGTON, Feb. aS.
film, IN Wednesday the Senate took up tbs
p sS,iso"ins Ielolptions, offered by Mr..
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In SENArE THE UNITED STATES.
February is.

Mr.. Rofs fabmitted the following refo-s
lusiops, which were read, and il WIS a.
greed thar the confederation thereof lhon!d
be The order of the day Tor Afoldsy
next.
Attef,
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Dill4t TbsYo,a, Evglaud, Mrs.Wasa,
4 L7Iy 10bo bad braTyed mid7y3s,y FIR
ap7pards Of 70 ysars. S6e 6arfed fbree
buGwds, and broagbt nfo The avotl9
mare than IS, 600 ebil4reaI
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-26

republican rulers : The parliament gave
their committees inqulsltoria powers 10
e anime into beayt maiiguaaxy and how,
ever innoceat or laldableswsse their overt
atfs, # they were judged to be dsart No.
lIpnaats their doom was inevitable.
lhas the people who aforetine had
been chastised with 1U5ipy, we've now
chsstised with scoy3soas. In exchange for
the expressions Of royalty they were prey
ed upon BY swarms Of cunning sharpers
and hungry SPECTATORS; most OF whom
had emerged from obscur tg--and SEINE
from the lowest condition Of lite.
1t is a fact very little honorab c to hue
man nature, that tilete never was ID Eng
lard government more hateful and more
asated than that Of the first parliament
of.the commonwealth: a parliament that
had affected 10 rrample down all tyranny,
and to spread aboad the Blessings OF
equal liberty a parliament too, in winch
there was a numoer of members of infiex-
ible integrity, who In vain opposed their
voices and exertions to the netarions pro-
ieefs and measures Of the majority.
(Ralance.
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POLITICAL SKETCHES.
M. Y.

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THE political current, in England,
that had long run WITH violence toward
liberty, having az last swept away every
opposing usuad, az unchecked, uncon-
trouled democracy was established on the
runs Of the chrome. All power was lodg-
ed in the house Of commons, who were
the Immediate representatives Of the PEG
PIE. There was na royal vsto TO arrest
their patriotic exertions there were no
Lords temporal or spiritual to inhiblt or
confront their measure. The bsubles of
aristoeracy. aays gartefs, mites, lie
scattered beneath their feet.
The English made the experiment of
democratic republic, under singular ad
vantagrs; by their lnsular situation, they
were aisloined from the rest Of the world;
the luxury ard de5auchery Of modern
days had not infected them: they were
plain sober people, no wise corrupted ge
morally in their morals and habits. An
enthusiastic love of liberty was rooted IN
Their breasts, and enterwoven with every
fibre of their hearts; in her sacred cause
they had manifested noble contempt #
dangers and of death nor were they an
Illuminated with the rays of science.-A
long struggle between prerogatives and
privileges had fanlillarised their minds to
political disquisitlons. The treasures OF
Grrcian and Romaa learning had been I'M
locked and explored; and were resorted
TO with avidity. Science thenin Europe,
much more than in tbfs country now, was
the road to fame. 1t was the age OF Mil
ton and Butler, two English poets admit
rable for their vastly extensive erudltlon
as we'll as for genius, and who have been
crowned with immortal bays it was the
age Of Selden, prodigy of leaTnlng-of
the immortal Harvey, who discovered the
circulation of the blood--of Hyde, who,
Till Hume, was the ablest among English
historians and Of many Others OF dis
;inguished genus and science, who alto
gether formed such bright constellation
of literary characters as can seldom be
found in the annals of English literature.
Hume, speaking Of the English at the COM
mencement Of the commonwealth, re-
marks, /" Never was there people less
corrupted by vice, and more aefuated 5y
principle. Never were there individuals
who possessed mere pubic spirlt,more ca
pacity, more d:sinteresyed zeal. The
leaders of the commonwealth, who COM
posed the parliament, had as much caPacI-
ty and political experlence-pernaps, IN
general view, nearly as much integrity
and patriotism as any body Of legislators
either before or since. Nothing could