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The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-30

ui democratic de'uiion arc ready e break /
down ne barriers Of focal righy ana order, !
they s.a ready 70 cry ven ance ar2 'deitruc- |
tion GO him who has dared 20 lay lroitfate at |
MS feet, ard o hold over heir tatcn Mefiiah, |
IN ono hand, aarlaud or Triumph IN the other,
7 rod of corrGc' jon, which have Seen jecFeed
&C han %, chc uuited voice, cS truth, rcaiou,
vi.tus and iutice; who a2s icourgsd with
fevclicy, ard VINO now ceates to exercjie the
jrf 'ttahle iuperioritY " hich ne potieiicS, be-
Cav c DC knows that enough has been ;ad 60
conyince and conhrm the Judgements Of the
candid, and becauls ne knows ALTO tbat the
lazy the ignorant, the CD tiAatc, tie faG'ious,
and be intriguing, have ihnt the'o eyes
and their ears againR the moft dernontrablc
TRUTHS nor would they be convinced though
they were 70 be sddrtied in the thunder %
heaven, OF from the tumbs of thoic depar,ed
heroes md patriots, 10 whom America IS in-
debtci for her rank as nation.
OF, dcitruGtive, deluding, ucorrgibl blind
ne(s, add madnefs But here | VIII flop, at
lealt, for lhc prelent, LEFT | become frantic
and dcligious at the prolpe6t. And why not
flop? Aavel not taken the bull by TIE horns7
Have NOT cah him upon his back Have
not expoled him at the altar ef truth,
and arraig ned him at the bar of public
juffice? Have noc bound hirn with cords,
Whlch are TOO i'rong Tor 1's it'engtn, 10 that
every i-IillPu5Ian who paiieS ny may give HIM
pow
ne ne Jay sPProaehes Wheh u "iii oe (o,a
All SAe tS'' ms q 'riIlaton, that Il was = At
iafi4 Whole conduct greatly cIntrinuted 10
the Penniy,vania iI1turrcGtion, which deludcd
and led the ignorant ana risjudging people
20 the riotous and denru6tve deeds, that
"a pii'' V@l'@''t MFT> ana d1alh;
s.iu .oo"Ie our 1'e7'nFY OF -i''-ef hundred
'''G ~ '',,s -
va E3'''i>''n no ia'''G 4" oH'Nty
'.-It az - u lis 7: 80 a'n
n's - 80 anu eit]''ys II '.'u'ei'' ia ." ne
pr .liI - ,l DIiD'. % ,e,~l's
80, en- q ,,''' ''''o
'iio' 'ii"N1 SS, pIeu eA'lt'~'o y ON inc ''e"
l''y oooNs' to' 'Hoe pIiPoi9 81 "oi1roy'nS me
cois.'oeiio0 % 'e P"''''o ~ ''' '-''olI@ pISoe
oeiiola u. -.
II was NT2hae'!'' VINO o~iuaTo tne PUBIC
INT" 'ne 9e"e'; of e0uhtena "ce' me 2P!i"h
~ 'l,S ''1ilIil 4''" 'netIlo,i""s '.5'
i'.u - - .. mo! .','I' :ltI ma
~ = =, 80 -. ~ NJ"
'''i. '.'e E, ~ was q GellOeTste latienpoo.
-el',i " 10 10 GA =, Oh '''iu' ana
-, oi's,' ~''uI1ii{ 1Po" '''G "'.o,e n9.ca'il'c
a-'o eieoie OF ire rNerehantS
u '.,l1 'l'Hi,ti :, "3N3H'e ~ "4' 'n1 "aF %.tef
~ rs eoei1 orr al, eAe0'e, fof
ono % ';'c i'ol' i'oeAcs!loi7 puo!ic t,sh'ac~
IONS Y men ever ofa szt = US. i,lcai q 4
aithe? bad rel3urccs or e2edi.. mean rhs e
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-30
To Mr.. JOHN CLCPTON,
Nsmds, # Coag IS.
No. ~.

(CoHciudsG }

TEN letters have been 5abl,G 4 Is
this paper addreGed to y u, and one IT,
the public, concerning you, uhilh ap-
peared during the felIon o CoaareE.
Theft letters contained good deal of
plan dealing aad fme leaci.5y l#s
eSpatted by many people, -aoggl con
feis, not by ms lha5 Yol would hyr
aaiwe-cd chem. J knew 1, tii
you, chat rher= Was l;-fis aa ta.m 70.
an aniwerj and c nga eqil. J-
rather lslf pr lrrvaI5a %
adopt the tuomfiVc al ycl.o. "
ten which You appear haze ea.4sl.
Il was expected BY m rhal yogr cir
cUlar letter, which would appear sa.a.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-30

RE end Of the late aefion, would he
written w;th more caution, chat YOU
would, In this way, flew your re pen
taDce for the aeceptious tendencies of
All your former letters. The. circular
has appeared. One is now before me;
and YOU have purified the fame couric.
You have publihcda whole paragraph
OF unuu1h. When | am aAaii;ng your
poilt'cA character, which onay have
heretofore attacked, it is not necelIary
70 fay any thing concerning the immo-
ra!iIy o! iuch conduct, nor will it aya0
you, ii year parrizans ihoula FAY that it
has proceeded from a miitake. as q
politician, aatt as writer upon po-
iitical qucltlons, a.man ought to have
iutAcienr capacity for Judging. To the
community it IS the fame, Whether an
Injury proceeds from weakness, or from
wickedneis, from incapaciry, or inFii-
tiCe.
The paragraph TO which Ialludc, is
as follows:
Ct he financial department prefenrs a
theme fer DER admiration, The amount
Of dudes ariting from imports aud ton
mage eNabits view of the commerce
Of the Uuired Sa5eS, ftarcely lels al
tonitning, than il is p}eaGng, 10 oblerve
rs great extent. Here or attention IS
drawn to that fourcc oF revcauc, 90
marx is aourl ing ttate and its pro-
greiilvc lncrcafe. Great as il has seen
AZ tofnJ4r periods, it is found u Sc
grea-er a The pseieat. It a.f4e5s =
luhd 10 iarse nat the gopernmenr has
occ1 tfereby enabled, in the courie of
tie iait ye2r5 70 diicharge eon1dcrably
more taan itYe million. of dollars OF he
Ptfa.t Pas ct rbe pu6iic dcbr; 20 etetrav ali
It's cuiTcAT eIPeuceS, and 10 meet all rs
e%igenc'e53 yes !eaving IN the crealulv
between 51ui- ana rye tnii!a as % dyiia-S
toT !uta.l0r aF9ic4ron % c,.o.e 9b,etsa.
| heie i,iatagy ti5etts have been pro
duced ~lihoat internal lakes OF any
KINDS and furni!h iucontclllo!e evidence
tAat the ouye-tlon, rsi.ed by 1arr of
inc community aga,nt tbc reGeai o.
thoie taxes Il rnc IL, EaIon, pre- celie.i
from Gfoaaalets approximations, 2nd was
cue anticipation Fl conlurc, nov ,b.-uo
70 De unnented From r4e gryeng-
therefore, 70 ,alely 10 D. co4ned UPON
as a permanent reiuly from Ger com
nefce, aided By a preference in thoic
Ll2@%iIns OF ecoHomy, aa5 g4at lpi.it of
= uo''i1}' "H!-i1 in@F Ee itly iaid TO
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-30
STALLED BEEVES,
2lutfoas, a1ld I 5000 goeig5t Of cbsies B0eoa,
FOR SALE.


TOR can, o. respectable merchants notes at
= iizry days. icanf pnrch2lsr with
tevsnty as fat butiocksas any in the itate, per-
haps not quite 70 large boned as the cattle
from the Soath Branch Of the Potonack, but
equally tar. IN preference would fell them
on 5he lpet were trey are failed, bur will iriye
them 70 NoyoiF, Rifbmlea, o. Pefsrs6uyg,
If P7eyocily engaged By butcher, or any
other psgion inclined 70 buy, and as &c may
not DC convenient, 10 rake, or pay fer the
whole al one tine, purchaier may nave any
part not lets than ten If taken here, bus If
afIYenbyniy own people shey n1at ~ go at
one time. have 2,!o nlmber of ex esd;ne,
rat fnattohs, and 5000 weight Of choice bacon,
the hams talt-petre,l wsh particular care, ard
the whole made out of large FAT hogs, and in
tended for the ule OF private families. Let
ters, Poit-paid, directed tome BY mai 10 Mar
sHALLsyiLLE, MEcKLENBUnc county lhail
be duly noticed.
WILLIAM CUNNINC9H HAM,
for
Sir PEYToN SKIpw1rH, Baronet.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-30

nc Information came from an aa-
Vera'emenf figned by the the ca9tsI7
aimieI5 and pri1.cd in the Examine
/ ne latter has Gace fouadit convea;-
e"t 70 deny that he ever defended S2ra-
So dootnHe,.a. 20 rsfgf4g trafb in eyi-
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-11-19

Perhaps there has rarely been higher
encomium paded UPON the Warrington
and Adams administrations than by Mr..
.)eferlon, in his late me1age TO CongreGs.
He tells thai body that, for the year end
ing tNNth Of September laf, the amount
Of which had been paid into the treafury,
was between eleven and twelve millions
OF dollars and the receipts even then
were not completed. This great revenue
IS RATED almoe excluGvoIy by an impof
on foreign articles and every cent Of it
BY fyRem brought into full operation
while the two former executives adminil-
tered the government. 1t is repeated, that
no part of this immenie annual income
has been produced by any meaiure ofthe
preient Administration; but that the whole
vas ede2ad by the judicious management
and perlevering efforts of their truly pat
lliotc predecea9rs. Let thole who leek
FOR a concile and pertinent character Of
our late rulers, whether democrat or fed
erai'it, turn to PRECEDENT je4crion'S mel-
iage OF 1903, and there read,
IS already sfoertsined that The amount paid
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-11-19

"The declaration Of war by the Emperor Of
Morocco las furniihal new occa'ion for admir-
ire he dosqe1 eeOa'mr Of the prefer: admioiAraion
Or commerce has fallen a prey TO thele lawiefs
pirates our itamrn are in ch'as, and now it is
fund neceftry 10 pas law for building more
ss9els to act a1aina Morocco. Tie Jaw ANA be
paa:d the veles built, manned and f4nt oat, be
fore pro eEton can be given to our iesmen and com
,nerce Il few of thofe vefIel whioh were f4cri-
fee J at auaon bad been preiervtd, anj few IF
,hole flilofs which have been diich&reed, had been
retained, poo bly, the Emperor Of Morocco would
sor have declared war. II he had We hauld have
besn prspa'e1 TO oh4aife bis pratical fubjetts."
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-11-19
EnOCn MOultOn.
GOLDoMlTH AND IEWELLER,

~: GOLDoMlTH AND JEWELLER,
Ns4ry e2p9Gts Ag qbam's WbG,f
- ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the public,
N that lie has received ii ON Bodon an additional al
lortment OF rich Inn LILY and FANCY ARTICLES,
RE ALTO makes Taoe aua lea 0POONS WARRANTED GO!d
NECKLACES, &c. &c With variety Of Other articles,
as cheap bs purChAttd in this elewhere.
N. B. Cath given Odd Gold &. Silver.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-11-19

At s.. Georges, in Grenada on the 5cth Of July laf
Mr.. Benjamin Ehuraon HSt 10, yoang man whole
miable dpohtion efficiently endeared him to all MS a.
quantance
1T Gray, the IIth irR. daughter of Mr.. Mole
TwircheIl, aged years
At Nswburyport, Mrs. MAay TuokLo, at the advan
ce1 age Of years
AtIptwch, Mr. william Dodge, aged u, has lutainel
the office of Deputy Sheriff ~ years.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-11-19
Fx0M CONGRESS-.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,, Nov. a.


Mr. Randolph invt-t the attention Of the houf-
10 fa5ie6a OF fome importance to the reve We.
Under an exiting law drawback of duties on
goods exported to New Or)e ans was allowed
Should this a& rea4in IN force, goods fuhicie"t
to flpply the MiGaippi territory and the other
weaern coua'ry for lever4l years, might be
aoyed IN The ware houfss of New Orlcan,, which
on poH-Goo being taken hy the Unued States,
may Be carr'el into The United States, thereby
evadiog the payment Of doties. II. screforc NOV
/ ed arelointion for The repeal Of thar a6.
Rel0ution agreed TO, and reterrsd 10 The com
nitrse Of ways and means.
a meGage was received from The Preident as
follows
70 t5s Senate and Hosf Of Rsbr55a;aiius5 f Tie Un
I'D States.
" BY the copy now con r5unicatc6, Of letter
fcm captain Ba,nbrdge Ct HI Philadelphia fri,
gate to oar Confnl at Giaralfar, you vii learn
n IT az PCT OF hotijity h been committed ca a
hip of me emperor Of Morocco. TINS conduct
on the part of th4t poser, is without oaufs and
swth0ul explanation
Is fortunate that Caotln B1ia5riIce fe1lin
WITH, AMI took the captu ing VEIL and he prrz- !:
about the dare Of this tranf4 ttio7, flch force
/ would be arriving in the ueish6orhooi OF G;5ral
7 tsr, both f.om hs e4f and from the wea as e'ves
i lels TO be feared for our CONNIE &c from the iyd
kcsnnefs Of TIE lEgteIinn."
g On the h o. 5ent. The Con1itntion frig4te
kclpta'a P,eble WI h Mr.. Lear On board, was with
I 10 two days f. of bra,tar, where the PhiladeI
4 rha wooli then be az iv1d with her prz: and
fnch explanations ~ 1ld probably be ttitu;ei as
( ise Rate of hi g rrqpred, AID as might perhaps
arrea the procrels ofhotie -
"la the n Al while, il is for Congr9f to con
fder III: provG raj sa,h rite: WI ch nay be NJ
eeaary to refrain the depreciation Of this power
I lould they De contiaaed"
j." TIL JEFFERSON"
Referred 70 Mef,s. Eutioe, J. Clay, Sands,
N'Creery, and Dana.
MrNe,vtou fai J he hcl31a his hand refoultion.
\ v.oh il was not his with ,hould be immed4teIy
aa-d upon tlt az a future Jay. It would be re-.
eoe4ed th4t during the lat ielloa Of C5ngrefs,
the prop.ie Of reps 4Iing the bl:k7u2t Law had
come under the c1uiiIerali,n of the Houie bat
that oSa, 70 the Iatrne, of the day, it, couiider-
kailn hsl ben p'fp1ned. AS he was delirous
TIA II: lnojs3 h ui Be invsttig ited this leGop,
be ma e the 10 wing Lqot1o. ,.t
RI ped, That The a4 entitled an a6 10 efab
liih an Uniform f,item of b4a kruptcy throughout
TIE UnieI ) atcs ought to be repealed
n DIR. Elliot ofe ed a reloln,iOn for the appoint
sneot Of committee, TO enquire whether any, or If
Il aag, what oviion WIS he eH,ry to b. N ie, 10
Il oinc- more general circulation Of copper coin
taioo5H tie u 5.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-11-19
For sac

A new Ei5ht-D4y warranted CLOCK.
CLOCKS and " fCH59 carefully cleaned and rePaire d
the fame chop, doors louth of the one formerly
improved oy MreABNs& RoakNs. who has removed TO
Berwick.
Portland, Nov. g.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-11-19

into the sreafn'y for tia: year. (sfncaie, rnjfdrcm
LJTem Of france framed By FeaeraiRs, Jeky,j has
been between elevea and t7vslvs milors Of dollars"
Nav HAvea Vi,Kor.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-11-19
4.
jerks Maine 49, Marine Lin.

Dort Of I.eortIann.

Dort Of p0rtlann.
SATURDA11 Nov. "a.
Arrived brig Polly, capt. Solomon Denton. days
from Alexandria. Spoke brig from Crehad for Bottom
SUNDfr, Ma 70
Arrived brig Mars, capt, Philip Greeley a8 days from
HAVANA.
San d4y--Arrived fchooucr Phoenix, capt, william
Merrill days from Philadelphia Spoke hip John,
of Newyork, from Brihol, SO days
WE LS0fr', Ne. Is.
Arrived brig John, capt. Cobb, 36 days frcn rni-
dad--Left th-ge oct brig Eotes Auii4 T. i.tl ior
W;feaGct in DAYS. brig 4tlantic Bartlett, of Bottom,
% G4il in davs for che aeuthera states; nip lib a
smith o cotton diicharGing cargo-faiiea "a company
U U'5h the plg An@F0l %9 5l4IIag 1911 @" f
Philadelphia, from s.. Bartho!ome My -, Va. Al
AZ, Iong IS, brig Mary, from Bottom, hqpadro ..ads77
DAYS out
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-11-19

Admiral de Winter, with fnall qadron, lately
eluded The Brituh fhips off Ferrol, by falling IN
the night, and proceeded his pafa5e TO the
Cape Of Good Hope, as was fuPpof.d- --
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-11-19
I9grt nf Nenaehunt.

Nov. r4-Arrive4 brig BeEona, Ch4fe from Vincent.
Ci-vea-Brig Reward, Perkins B4tbaaoe ; fchooncr
tgua; brig ,ler, Hovey, Barbados big Moes, Raa-
Kin, Port and.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-11-19

Fire. On the rita infant the dwelling houie Of
Mr.. DANIEL HAYDEN, of Cray, together with its
couteats, wete confirmed by fire. nfr
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-11-19
NOTICE.

The SrocrHoIb RS IN the Mtfa, Fire qnd
( Marine ig1ra~e, Gaua4ry are here'y not!G.d q
meet at the Oice in FIJI 5haf On $A1gaDAr - -
day Of Nogembr mex, Vclock, for tic follow
ms parpole-0iS,
To TAX INTO couG 'erati n the ex?c3isncYoF
paying uch other iuta'nsht iuaalmenIs theY h-
then ssiuk proper.
.> ~ o1ds, sS&s P,efAat arS Da.l7os
JOHN P .FFIURSTON. Sse5!
Maine FIR ara Murine Tyayasss C5.es
poytLaai O2. an goa
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-11-19

Gen. Bloomfield has been elected Governor OF
New Jerley. ... ........l.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-11-19
NOTICE.

THE fublcribers to the Second A06m5y,
in Port and, rcquened to meet T4sftoy Ev>ang
next, Al C@.en HeP at clock -Thoe who may with
to be admitted, requclted TO make application.
Nog. 10
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-11-19
Gr1afue1,

At Corlam on WednelIsy lAa Rev. Jeremiah Moves
Introductory prayer by Rev w. Gregg, of Cape
beth--'crmon by Rev. J. Mtimore, of-srtathAm,N r.
Confecr2ting by Rev T. Lancaacr, Of Scarborough
Charge by Rev. Coffin of Bukten-Fel owih'p OF the
Churches bv Rev. E. Kellogg of Portand-C Concluding
Prayer by Rev c. Bradley, Of falmouth
AT Gray, 10th OF Mr. DsHIEL WESTON to the patio
raj care Church and Society IN that
place. The performances this occafon were as TOT
Iowa viz. The Introdu lory Prayer BY Rev Moieey'
of Newg NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by Rev. H Packard OF M
caGct, trom III Timothy, chap ver.-ConiecratnS
PRAYER by Rev. Herrick, of Durham-Charge ny ReV
E Kellogg, of Enthusiastically of the Churches 'y
Rev A Johnfon, of Freeport-Concluding Prayer oy
Rev r Anderfon of Northyarmouth.
AT Cheaer, Rev. Zaccheus Colby
........s...........
s9arrien
AT rortfmouth on Monday lat, George E. Vaughan
Efq of thi, town, to Madame Jane CommeraI'' OF the
former place c ,xsn
a, kcnaebunk, Mr. Edward ShackEsy to Nils mercy
Br sgdon
s--ssssyyZzzz----- :
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-11-19

NOTICE is hereby given the creditors Of John
/ ANDERSON, OF Wncifct in the Dartlof NJ ,ihe,
merchant againt whom commflon Of bankruptcy has
been awarded and 'aued forth rha the Contab3ners
named and authorized III and by the ltd commtHon,
aud the Aft 5nces Of his eliae end etfcts, intend 70
meet the CommitIoner's OtIicc No +, Nultf's Row.
in Portland in l4id Diri9 Friday, thc Second Day
of December next at O'Clock \. IN order 70 MAKE
a dividend Of his caatc and effects -When and where
all perlon who have already proved hcr debts, are
- prepared 10 prove the lags, they will be
excluded the benefit nf (aij div depd.
s cro6d 519I BRADBURY. 4s4'.a
Oaoher 7dfh, sos
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-11-19

81 SasGr;brrs IN town Who a',y not have received
$50 se p.p-rs reeu srly owing change Of car ricrs
80 euca.l leave word the oGice and they f4l be
s,q ATTENDED ton fv;ufe.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-11-19
ADVDR tSEMEN L
81 NOTICE.

A pevfon wihaSrto Be employed in wri-
ing as 2 rerk 10 a. IRE office, who ean. pre-
duce proper and dj2u able nueutaioas rt.ps1as
~ mpr4I ch7raGer, tnd ierary hcaicns' For tux
ther p4rHeuiars enquire of the praytr.
Po,naa{ Neg "a
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-11-19

s,yeral favor farnihed, aad articles prepared for tn:
,.,i.nto1r arc ua4veidahiy deferred.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-11-19

rxraa 81 letter i'oal gentleman Wa(lingon, to his
inena IN th Town, dated Nov. ., 1888
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-11-19

r5arLAND SATURDAY, NOVEMBER rq,h, 1909
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-11-19

1.-THE fubfcriher hereby gives Pnblic notice to all con-
cerncd that he has been duly appointed and has
taken upon him the treA of an Administrator on the
Efate Of Jonathan Hall.
late Of Paris in the cosny Of Cumberland Whcclwrisht
deceafed by giving bond rs the law diress4e' there
fore reques all indebted to fad decealcds etate
to make immediate payment ana thole who have any
demands thereon exhibit the fame for icttement to
ABiJ \ II HALL.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-11-19
Ten Dollars Reward.

r OSr, yeAcrday afternoon. between Port and and
IL WjnIha n e0rn=r a Rea Morocco PO UKEF-BOOA,
Containing q Slevcn do ,b, OF The Portland Bank and
fundry pspers Of 10 nlqaencc any our the
erWhoever has found the fame and vi return tothi,
oie Or 10 lac ia 1El)er, h have the apoYe reward.
NV. s- ATWOOD WARWICK.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-11-19


Al Falmouth. Mrs. 3etley Hilton aged 20, wife Of Mr.
Samuel Eilton. =
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-19
SStoughto7,'s Buffers.

E1 Daring he ps-fsnt Gek!y iesfou, the'uss
of STOUGHTON's BITTERS, fivpor,ed fran
LoudsaJ will be found of great fcfyicc, as pre-
vensivc to difsafc, especially where there is an
infectious atmofphere and a prediipoGtiOn in the
habit to contsgiou. 4t emioently braces the COM
firution, ard renoystcs the whole lyRem. Il may
be ussd iraesd of fpirits so water, tea, or ether
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DESERTED from tbe fhip Ann. at Alex.
andria, JABEZ PALMER, a fsaman belonging
to faid hip: he is about feet inches higa,
dark complexion long, dark hair, dark eyes,
and is good featured man. firwas iccn in town
about o'clock yeiterday morning, and when Teen
had on blue ihort jacket, dirty linen trowfcrsi
and black round hat Whoever will apprehend
him, and bring him TO the fubfcriber, hall re-
ceiye the above reward.
CEIAS. BRADFORD.
70 IT,. DIT
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Fromthe cBaAimore) 4nh-Dem9crdt.

Frcm-t9e (BaHimore) AnSt-Democrdt.
Mr. GRAY,
The4impressment of seamcn from on
board American merchant vessels, has
long been subject of newspaper discussi-
on, and not unfrequently of the editorial re-
marks of the Anti Democrat. But not
withstanding those discussions, and the
clearness with which you have stated the
principles on which the English govern
ment proceed to claim their Gun scamen,
when found OH board American vessels;
vet many seem disposed to doubt the cor.
rectness of those principles, and to abuse
that government for exercising power,
which, however oppressive it may be as it
respects British seamen, cannot be consi-
dered as violation fthe neutral rights of
this country.
No one catcf-ta1'ss, or can entertain, high
er ideas of our national honor, of the res
pect which is due to our flag, and Of the
importance OF adopting every measure con-
ducive to the protection and increase ofour
commerce, than the author of these obser-
vations. But what is there derogatory to
the honor of the United States, as nation,
or to the dignity of her flag, or to tharres.
pect which is due to her commerce, in al
lowing the commanders Of British vessels
of war, duly authorized by their govern
ment, to visit and search American mer-
chant vessels for the subjects Of their own
government? That the English have
right to impress american sean,ef no one
will contend. Such conduct would be
most unauthorized and uniustifable abuse
of power; and such as would loudly call for
4 decisive interference on the part Of the
American executive. Thought IS no vio-
lation Of the laws of nations, or of any trca-
ty now subsisting the United States
and Great Britain, for the commanderseof
English ships OF war, duly authorized, to
visit and search American merchant ves-
sells, and finding British scasaen on board
of them, to impress them into the service
of their country, yetit is a dangerous pow
er, and one which they exercise at their Pc
ri. Ifthey take none but British subjects,
as it respects this country, they are justiia-
bic; bit should they mistake, and impress
Amerlcaa citizens, the government of Great
Britain would be answerable to that of the
United, States, for all the consequences J;
and Should they refuse to rectifv such mis-
takes, to retain such seamen, after having
discovered them to be American citizeas,
and to make proper reparation,it would be,
,on their part, violation of rights, and an
abuse ofpower of the most wanton kind;
and such as would justly even war.itself, on
the part of the United States. But whats
ever may have been the conduct of some
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We have a strong suspss:on that Che following
elegant patriot leu D'Esprit,is the production
Of a liviag English Poet, whose genius, educa-s
,lon and manly energy OF sentiment, are OF re-
rlarkahle similarity 10 those of the Scottish
Burns.