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


e.n54fAa,i ~ 1or France ga eheuat-
Oval IN Tfl.,raa, they l,.c dretfiy
u gen. B'npmGeld's, w,,ere rhey Giaei.
Alter d'aaer,. col. Nakbsidc wear
- the ttsge otFice u capr. John Vonr
hics, 70 rns.sc . p2tlage e. his friena 10
New York. Capt Voarhies can>liily
told him, g he'd be slamn'd II rom
Paine Mould SO ia b:sR4ge," and sav@
as his reaton. that Tom Paine was an
infideI. or deiit! Col. Kirk bride nexs
wenr 70 the ttagc office Of Mr.. John
F,,ndctrifc, where he NEE with a like
reu.ab 10 Gm.L.f language, Tor the
llme rraion. Mr.. Paine rlta c5nclud-
cd 70 90 on 70 New Y DIRK in ris chaife
and was Exceedingly juG getting in, WIKI
ceI. h!rhbride, @ho was g0ing witt,
him 70 pun MIA il the right road at the
head OF thc towh, when large MOB
was perceived BY the city tavern, and
drum began plying rhe rogue's marcia.
dr. Paine Uncovered NOT the leait emo
tlon OF fear or anger, blc calmly OBJ
ieryed char tGch conduct had no ten
dcncy 70 hurr his feelings, or iniure his
lame, bur rather graufied the one and
contributed to the other His friend
and hlmielf feated 1hemlrives in rbe
chaiie, and drove towards the cron1.
which feparated 10 as TO let them thro',
bar endeavored to frighten the horle by
the beating of the drum, fwinging rheir
hats, and liallooing, The horle betray-
cd a momentary rerror, buc immediare
~ iprung forward, and carried his rid
late through. Col Kirlzbride acconoaa.ed
Mr.. Paine TO the head of die eown, ss
returned.-Mr. Paine proceed al
New Cork, where he has (ince aff.,.
lle teder'litts did nos lulFcr yhe,r
petienucion OF Mr.. Paine 10 end acre
Onc OF the mott conremnribIe Of fA-
contemplate tools Of $cde-ahf4{ IN ra:s
place, being de1picablc for i5no-a4-e
aud dePfaviry, wrote lecctr 10 an jaa-
heeper or ltagc proprietor az New
BFtln!@ici<, informing him Of che treat
ntnc falne had received in this place,
and requeleine him nor TO give him en-
teftainnent &C his houit, or feat N his
itage w has would have been the CON
duct or 1he lnkeePef alluded to il MIR.
Fame had called On him, We know nos:
as Mr., Paine put up witl an old and
respectable friend, at Whole houle be had
made hls home, curing part Of the re.
voiu1ion.
Among the numerous and enormous
fables concerning America, which Mr..
Paine crouded lnro MS kigats 0jc Alan,
one Of The mott irnpudentwas :,.at, in .s;s
connlry, there is no luch thing as chat
deicriPlon Of people called "7be meb,
Seer his reception AZ Trcneon, We nope
mas Mr. Paiae VIII no lJagcr ifand 10
this wid ai1cTIioD. EIis experience viii
a5Teit char lrVerai Of the .jaoes, and
TIC" Jeriey among Others, contain IS
great proportion OF mi, rs airy nonar-
chy IN the world. IL mus be a .st
co2mfofE 70 che decent part Of the Ice ers
ct tAe deFsocfars 70 fee thac the fc.'ft.l
Junfo IS honoured wil1 4 rab5i
celervc 60 be ranked along JIG eo.a-
ieiior Biadgcon, Of Sandy W sac.
general Gabriel, ard oi Nj le8erl,,s
as1o Py'9@fe lsersfa y I'henumerous iq-
ten5iona' iiteS, thal have recen.ly Gprra5
70 much defoIation rbough che co,ia.rv.
aeinlonitrate thar We have met Of Il pcca-
har species Of depravity. Can We cor
feiYe thar oandiySi, like shole at Iren~
| ton are capable OF feeling the ties, or
Practiil1g the principles ofany religion
and while they do themfelves defefye 70
be lent to the gailies Of Toulon, or thc
inines OF Siberia, they will 10 doubr, be
0a06iln8 about the ulurpation of the arf