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Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-24

m;i were lately inviiei to dine sfCen.
D-arborn's among whom was Jou
fdta. After dinner, Pain beam 70
.idicuie religion, AM blAfphsre the
nsTzrsat in the moi G3ekiag manner.
Mrs. Oh, with an air Of dian,6ed
authority, arofe, opened the door, and
6ld bin b:5ons Pain and his friends
taFed and looked thunderaruck Mrs.
IN, tod him th- had heard his
oiaiPhemy as long as ihe could endure
1t then pointing to the door, com
manded him to 6sgaas, fbat moasatl He
then ieft the room, while the comp any
lat IN iient amazement -
q Ega1at tbaf BE REBEL bsR, aEsaya,
~ AhNigby nasiats Jftrtiy e5ry'd
N'T v0zS there one ia Heron B,sq a.lqfo-r foarl,
''b' d'ga aap5s, zS5ers Gal vsessauss jrosea'd
On taking view Of the principal
actors in this Trayi Heroic fcene, the
candid, impartial mind, will Be at no
lois in determining 10 which character
belongs true HggH laiaaity of fosl ito
which d5lgracsfal hteafisgja:G Ind to
which. esatemP.ible isfamy
Nssy Fire Soeisy.-It is with pleafure
we notice that new Are lcciety is now
forming by number of refpe9abIe
gentlemen VINO have lately commenced
buiaets in town. We with it fac
ceta.--lnd hope every freehoider of the
town viii conijer the Importance of
becoming a member Of fuch like inai
tutions.
C5aritr5k SseiJy-W: are happy 10
mention that Society for charitable
purPoles is now organizing in this town
on principles which leave no doubt Of
fuccels.
MISREPRESENTATION were made
In this town lat week for the fuF.rsrs
by the late fire at Pordmouth and
Iiubicription for the fame benevolent
PurPofe is opened. We have not yet
learnt the fums RATED.
" Wore5fr, J1r. I5--Mr Siebysn Sslj54yy
Of th town, has lUblcribed Fee Raafysd del
lars towards the relief of thc fuff.rers by the
late fire IN Portfmouth FMS gentiena u has,
within few years, given upward, Of 1900
dollars towards three bells, and two clocks
purchafed 10 this town, parity by fubtcrip-
tion."
Ms7eyayt, Jan 1--WE uhderland that
merchant in this q y has rtquellcd his cor
. Respondent in Portlnouth, to diflribate 500
dollars anonsf the unfortunate of that town
An act worthy Of noble aud generous mind.
TIE MG5ffi-The Congregational &c.
bates, refpett'og the free navigation Of
f, this river, have become intere&ing.
We fhall erdcavor to give them as fully
as poaible, for the qualification Of onr
readers,
Callsadtr'5 ca(s. We flall next week
below fome attention on the affair that
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-24

Letters have bsen received at Newyork,
from Norfolk, rating that veGel had ar
rived there from Greenock, with Europe
an alyices 20 the z4;h November, which
mehtioa that large feet of men of war
and tranfpoFts, hagiag 10000 troops on
board, WAS on the eve Of falling from
Toulon, on f-cret expedition f; and that
SIR Richerd Bckerton had been ordered
by the Engiih government TO prepare for
fta Immediately, to watch their motions.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-24

FrezrB Expedition "A veiitl from Am
terdam TO Philadelphia informs, that 5000
French sroops were embarking at Rot:e--
dam for the River St. Mary's, which forms
a part of tbs foutheEn boundary OF the
United States.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-24
NTHEKEAS CommiifIon Of BankruP az
w has been AWARDED aud iIucd sgaInlt
HENRY COOLIDGE


NXT HEKEAS Commiifion of Bankrup cy
Wv has been AWARDED aud ilucd agaInit
HENRY COOLIDGE,
Of Watf1ord, ID the Ditrict of Names
Trailer, and the faid Henry Coolidge has
been declared Banlrup-he is hereby
required 70 tarrendsr himf.If 10 the Cons
mHlioners in laid COmnifhon named, on
Friday the ash day of January infants
on Friday the 18th oar Of February next,
and on Thuridsy the "a day Of Marcn
next, at 10 O'Clock, A. M. on each OF faid
days, at the Office Of Salmon CaAsE, En-
quire, near the Hay Market in Middle
itreet, Portland, and make fun dIfcoverv'
and di.clolure of his ERalc and EFeqs-s
When aud where his Creditors are to
come prepared 10 prove their debts and
at the Gcond meeting to choofr al AlIirnse
or Aiiguees (; and al the Taft meeting, fad
Bankrupt Is required TO finifh his exami-
marion and at tsid LAT meeting aav OF
the Creditors of faid Bankrupt NAV u
heard before fsid Comm fiianrrs. againf.
the making Or allowing a certificate 10
the Judge az faid ID Rri1f, 10 entitir fad
Bankrupr TO Certificate Of Difcharge.
All perfons indebted to iaid Dankrun.-
are 10 make immediate payment ant
.hofe who have any OF his Elf cts, are 10
deliver the fimt 10 fuch pertons OILY, Al
the Comndnoners fhali appoint.
SALMON CHASE, ! Comns-
WILLtAM WiDoERY, Frsrg-
DATED Ja1aay ar, 1893.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-24

inc-esfe Of com rerciai capital. From
the fIdden term nation Of hoalities,
much err oarraa nent and inconvenience
were naturally appreciate! BY the
Farmer ana the Merchang. But Al
though the rapid accumulation ofwealth
has been checked, and new modes Of
employment ma be dsviied for a Dor.
ton Of that already acquired yet
experience thus Tar has demonltrated
that no Inconvenience has reiuIted from
the peace, fufficient to damp the con
iolatioas OF humanity, or the pleaf1re
ariting from the conlcionlneCs of fecur
ity. The peope Of this Com nonwellth
have retained their moral habits, Their
religion, inlitutions, and their political
integrity. General plenty, competence,
AMI uneximP!ed PROPERTY, have alro
julii4d the wir1om of that policy.
which preferved TO rs peace with ali
nations, filled the Golfers of our nation
al treaiury, enabled this Commonwealth
TO Ieiuce its debr, and augnentei our
population and reiources beyond the
molt fiBguine calculations.
We incerely unite with yon- Excel.
lency in the benevolent hope, that the
buineis Of the fedion 70 aulpiciouily
commenced may b conducted 10 a
ipirit of harmony, and that all our
meafures may indicate an anxious &c,
fire to prove ou;itlves worthy Of the
con6ience of our feilw citizens, and to
fecure to them ali The advantages which
they are entitled to expect.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-24
NATHEREAS a Comm1lfon OF Bankruptcy
Wv hath been awarded and ilIued againh
CHARLES SHAW.

w hath been awarded and iGued againA
CHARLES SHAW,
Of Ps,fissi, in the Diflri4 of Maine, Trader.
and the laid CHARLES SrAv has been de-
CARED A Bankrupt--hc IS hereby required
10 lSIrender himielf 10 tho CommlAioncrs III
faiG Comuliiion named, on Sa urday the 7oth
day Of January inalht. on Saturday the I2th
day Of February next, and on Friday the 4th
day Of March next, At Ten O'clock, 4 MI on.
each 81 i4id days, a. the Office Of SALMON
CHASE, Efq III Midde-ltreet, near the Hay--
Market, In fAil Portland, and make fall dir--
cnvery and 5ifclofure OF his Eaate and EAe9s-
When aud where theCredito1s arc to come pre-
pared to prove their debTs; and at the iecond
meeting TO choole al Aliignee or AlIiguees :
and at the lait meeting tho laid Bankrrpr IL
required TO hn.lh his examination and az fai1
Ian meeting any u the Creditors Of fsid
Bankrupt may be heard before fAid Commit
iioners, againf the making OF allowing of
certificate tothe Judge of lAid Dari9. % enti-r
tie faid Bankrupt to cerrGcatc oF dif.harge.-
All prrfons indebted to faid Bankrupt.
arc 70 make payment; aud thofe who have,
any Of his eF-1s, are to deliver lie fame ID
fuch perlons only as the Commidioners nlalh
appoint.
SALMON CHASE,
WILLIAM WlDCERY 1'71'7-i''Hf'''
Dated TIng1yy z1f, 1884
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-24


Foreign Ns10t.-The late arrivals at
the weltward do NOT furniih any very
intereaing articles from abroad. The
laref arrival, at Charleilon, S. {. brings
London accounts to Nov II, contain
ing the fpeech Of his Britannia Majeay,
70 Parliament.
The debates in parliament" fAys
the Newyork Gazette, 8 TO which the
kings fpecch gave rife, have dIfcovered
the intentions of government with re.
gard to public Affairs, and the tate apd
views OF parties at home, By the de-
bates miniGers hope for peace, but yet
are concerned at the (tridss of ambition
daily making by France, though they
not deem il fufficient caufe to jui
Lify our goit 8 TO war alone, and IN
..pported by any continental power.
Mr.. Fox and the old oPpofition, ltrong.
ly fupport Standardization il thefe fen1i-
ments ). but are as Irongly oppoied By
the Grenville party, and the friends of
the late moi.fer, who affirm, thar with
out the reGoration Of their favorite MIR.
PIrr to the head of affairs neither
peace nor war can fave the country."
Mrs. Dearborn and Ton Pain The
lar Kennebec paper contains THE toll.
loving lingular article. We inlsrt il
for the amulement of thofe who are
acquainted with the politics and religion
of the parties -
Doc. c., a member of Congrefs
from this State, in letter to friend,
thus writes $50 a number Of gentle
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-24

Ca!gsaAy's caE.-We flall mex; week
below fome attention on the affair that
recently took place between Cdhen4sr
and the honorable George Hay, of Virgi.
MIA. Il appears by the LAT papers
that the former after being nearly aE4f.
finated by The latter, and CAT INFO pr
fon, has at length been liberated by the
enlightened court Of Heurico county, the
binding him over being in their opinion,
an illegal act !-Whstever may BE- our
opinion of foreign hirelings, we think
the hlgrant injuaice of this cafe as an
attack on the pgefs, merits at!ention.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-24

GlCu,
At Lewifou, Mr., E1slial Hatkstt, aged 81.
A thouIand Of our yea amount,
Scarce TO day III thy account,
Like ycaerdaY's departed iieht
Or the laf watch o. endiug night"
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-24

" I'LL IN OOBB,
late OF Portland, in the county Of Cum
bcrIand, Eiquire, deceafej, has taken up.
on her that truf by giving bond as the law
dire6ts She therefore reouelts all per-
fons who are Indebted to fad deceafed's
Efatc, TO make immediate payment and
rhole who have any demands thereon, to-
exhibit the fans TO the Commlffi0Gers
appointed TO reeve and examine the iane-
ELGZABET COBB.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-24

fires tn B9Fo1 Lat Monday we
topped the pref, TO mention the late
fires in Boaon. The papers from that
place of LAT week furnilh the following
particulars -
The oldef perfon living can fcarce-
ly reoolled a period when this town has
been 70 frequently alarmed by the cry
Of Fire, as it has within thsie few weeks.
On Saturday evening, about ? O'Clock,
the extenGve building, built and inn
proved by Mr.. Bowen as the CoLUmB1
AN MUSEUM; and as the dwelingho uf-
of Mr.. Doyle was difcovered to be in
flames. So rapid were their progreis,
that icarcely Jingle article was iaved
Of the rare and valuable collection Of
natural and artificial curioliiies, which
Mr.. Bowen has lpent a comfortable
part of his life to make. Mr.. DOYLE
iucce~ded inremoving his furniture from
his lower room aud two or three things
from his front chamber. The furni.
-ture Of the houfes adjoining, was re
moved, but with much damage, or
account Of the confufon Of the mo-
menr. In few hours the remains Of
the once connected buildings lay in
burning fragments or the ground. On
the brick buildings, whole prou 4
walls repulfed the afaults Of the dif-
trneliye clement" and permitted the
efforts Of the citizens to be made in
other places where they are required,
and were at length fuccefsful. The
lois at this fire has been eltimated at
80, 600 dollars. This unfortunate
event was occaGoned by accident, in ad-
hitting two or three gentlemen on Sat
turday evening, contrary 10 long
eltabliihed cullom.
While the ruins of the above men,
toned fire were All blazing, and many
citizens and fsveral of the engines were
engaged in extingnilhing them new
fire broke out Oh Burdi!t's wharf at the
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-24

The Grand Jurors ct NewcaGlc county,
Delaware, have lately prefsntei ~ per-
fons for voting illegally. Mr.. Rodncy was
chofen by a majority of 70.
The Rev. Mr.. Emsrion has heen chofen
Chaplain of the Senate ofthS State, vice
the Rev. DR.. Thacher.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-24

CbaritS5k Ssciey,-W. are happy TO
mention that Society for charitable
PurPol-s IS now organizing in this town
% principles which leave no doubt Of
fuccefs.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-24

TIE Mlgfafi-The CongreGlonal Be-
bates, refpeaog the free navigation Of
this river, have become intere&ing.
We fhall erdeavor to give them as fully
as Polibie, for the qualification Of our
readers,
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-24

NdE tnbicTI0sr hereby gives notice TO
= all concerned, that having been duly.
appointed Adminitratrix onthe ERate OF
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-09-10
FOR sSLE, Bf
SIMEON MARTIN.

CixrY tihd,. good r-t,iiiag M,l,Ge,.
~ Two tons Hart, Cinb, and Hs!beck Steel,
Twenty boxes broNn Havanoa Segsrs.
Two thoufand bnfhe', Exuma Sal,, iuiiable for
pork. beef, and hph. ------Alio,
Jssf yeeeiv-s tyo~ A-fvds'7, per- ZIP Eagle,
49, (Davni l4rfir MdSsr)
Is B,xc, plain Giah-W Wsre, each containing So
frag, Of half. Pint Tomblers, 10 per arsw--
pint D-csnter-6 half pint do, Wins
Cafes -6 Sal, Cells.
q Boxes auIe'i G,sfA Ware, each containing,
400 haiepin, Tnrbler,---, quart D.canters.
pint da.--4 half pint di,to---so Wioe
GsGes--6 Sal, Cells.
70 Pipes Wecfp Gin---s esGss White Lead.
80 quarter caeSs Of Pieol Powder,
cs1ss Shot, Of various firr., Ah
ditto binfeed Oil,
roo Dntch Ch.eies. weighing IS & II lbs. each,
roo ia bottle) empty Gin Gales.
N.Dba,', Jan. 40. 1903 Iit,T
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-09-10

THE fobferbcr informs the Psblic that he
i has now crer-d. ,nd made provinon for
keering eenteel Boarding- Houtr. . li'rs
South OF Capt. Cnh5 G4rSsr,'s whirs, Thsme,-
fsreet. where Lsdici sud Gcnilcm-n rpsy depend
on being sccommc-s..d TO their fatisfatsion.
Every ATTENTION oil be given, and III. ff,slles
favor, carefully scknC'g iedped. NJ the public's
hu~ble frrvsnt, BENZ. FAIRBANKS.
Eswl,ys. Afna I6. I53
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-09-10
CASH, PAID FOR
LINEN q H'oOLEN RAGS, BY
Chrillopher Olney, & Co.

Deive,rd AZ Dbti, MiiL, o, Paps, Ware-Hogfr,
XNJHERE they have for faic. at wholcfale &
Wv retail, all kinds Of. Paper, viz. FoelE
cap Writing Paper, No. and z.-Ve'lum Let
ter do.--Pot so.--wrsppihg do.---Bonnet do.
---CloIhier's do. "A audlify.--Shesthing, with
and without Ssnd.-Book. Binders bcsyds.--
Candle Paper, and Sugar Loaf BIuc.--ALso.
A complete AGof,ment Of Blank Account
and Record Books.-LIKrwIsz
Account Books made and ruled to any pat.
tern, to fuit the purchafsr.-A complete AGort-
ment OF School Books, & Stationary OF al, kinds.
AJ6, Warranted Chocolate, by the Box,
or pound. Cocoa Shells. by the Bag.
N. B. Wanted, one or two Boys, frrm T >
to ~ years Of age. a, Apprentices TO the Paper
making and Clothing bufnefs.--To fueh great
encouragement ~ill be given.
Pyovil>rr>, on. z6, tSos. 7xft
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-09-10
To IfiE PUBLIC.
Neeepart, Long-WbSJ No. IL.
Kevcs & Brioham.

LAVE now for fale. and OF The fra quality,
1 4 bya large or fmsIi quantity, whole and
half barteled prime meis, mefs and prime Beef,
mcf, ard prime Pork, Lard, Hams. bar Soap.
mould and dipt tallow Candies. Alfo. corncd
aud freh Beef.
~ Gentlemen defrous of being
accommodated with the bea of proviion', by cali
ing at fad Store, will meet the gses'ea en-
coorsg-mrnt. April az. 1909.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-09-10

A Ii Perfons having any demsnds on the
"A efae Of Capt. Csnth1 Byrg,. late o.
Little Compton. decea!ed. are hereby r-queaed
10 bring t.c, to the fnbfcrib-r for festerenf
and fhofe inieb,ed 20 laid esstc, are sifo defred
10 make immediate paw rent To y
ai- i-s.F FALLEE BRIGGS. Eyewf,iS.
Lifas- Ceuts5-. dsgsf &c. rs,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-09-10

Tbr f'ilrvv'zg srfsclc fr~ ,b, Dali sIvS,tytr
rs, otias, h;skG vai1sbh II eo-dssj', !.
fesl sisSor isfsrmafio. .ob,rb 4s,H Be- ec-
Eas,ssy '-rcb ,sfsr,6. asS svteb Il msd bsvs
SriSotd nstb ,sai,.g fre'isa.--
f.tFt N, Y Morn Ch-cn
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-09-10

yNYHhREASf fac Court Of frsbate tor the
Wv town Of North kingaovn, having ap-
r,in,cS shsflhfs,b.s, ,Comm,fiones, TO receive
and exsrine the clsins of TIRE creditors 90 the
raa,e ofSsautL' Husr, Flo. late of North.
Yingaown, decesied. rrpse'en,sd iatoireut =
al per.ons hssing any densnds aea'ni' 'nd
eas,c, are herebg notified 20 exhibit the isme v
,,ber az the fobfciiher.. ., COR reiss Mereury-J-
80. ,;,h;n twelve r,,a,h. fr,m rngb, by n'snyI
~. ,;,ns .I,o ycd bv make the bea,
o'' "'A' S5ropcp TtrC,Ns :. wondered by'
SDnNo s,.,-r < altogether ini
BkNl tmiN sMii ehargr oftkal
An c.rtcns indeb'ed 10 the, their deadly
,,e deased n make iunneiis'e pawn the day fo(
|ff JEREMIAH HUNIhan vertoi,1 =
Eor.h-Eingao~n. April II, rsos.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-09-10

by the late treaties of ccfion, stc nd,6o;ie.
The exteut OF territory wrr.md ct ,ke M,ni-
hpp:, i'probah!y commcnfura.e With the origi-
nal United States.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-09-10


bees EaiS. zoi.L rcrss7 10 Lssi6,ys ,
aSd eib0sgs ssesgb az Tfb,yt, 1.d msr. rbes
7cS' s,e.5'ay u sjsfsi kai si,eay ben Ee,l.
.yci eaSss' rsmSz ssxsv,d, scr sts,sy ,,-
ga,Sio6 eff IRE ~ay asgrsi,fsI Sy ,ysl;rvout
rena,trIpaf tdvt JsiIssJ 10 S,stijsiy ,,.ss led
era' Lipr ss ib6 ynb;ee?. sDnb y, stSe, xi,,
fsas 10 sc.fsv f6e m,1jsr1.y tbe ty,isrf I'D.
r'i-,ars'i'w. a"d tia~ss as iris or sr.rccLr,ry
aH< sstssFve War. ! xesd ssi, 20, 9sHT
bSsvrvs, rsvbk ny f,sd,r rpfb ~.y Cuy;b,r
sb,froasissS Of ny elvr s-fbs ,r,I caisr,,,,r
anc1dirg aah Of Wa, sobik y sbjS,v, I,
16h a~ d<poese er its ES- Of Libe,,y ard
Psace 81 fbs iw,airratL KNOX, qo60L, ay,,,.
i-g' zviisosr ,ewam a ,.bk ssr1~srt Of bt
ob'hi's' as To,ifev, 0uSi ibs c1,eds,6 Of Bg
i1'a a. q Ms,aiyGI Bn bsy5,e I s,tssi ,Jsl
sysaio,abI, Syb 10 ne fcdrrsiifts. / au,H 70 n
Jey AZ n rrt,~trsvS n Er,.rsl ,cS on, ,c,riai
aerittr, avls 5svs ksisly y4sqvr tsrb sr isfny.
zbit ncb 70, yJ,,bbbss. bs, qvbs e,, ,,tnH,
d.ffHnf IA tahsi'. 70 esf,e!7 mar, T,sn os,SsyS.
of hef csitt,an<f fsr ib, psyi,y sflneDos,. T
fty raw frS nsr, ",,,d is t,,rrisici on fbeiy
yde fsyrfPOr fb1 roimfai 4Dsrfa,s. jHeylSa
sab, nO,s advanfegssn, :, ,tei, eosjt sndL,f
ks,ffsf 10 tb,wfivo. ei ne, rorv srsslt tbe,S
g,sss fer'Hy y b,n- 10 ere,y svar Of eorm,r
Dfisrra;icx ? Bcfd,, R.pond e,,faisL Iqz,,a
g,e0, deal sfJrssbis asd pesof,on. 76s, hys
a. old P,eo,rb, "a b,nf 70 fb, qpiS II MI
eisrf :" 6Hi ar faoh g,r,,~ily rva1f bs nf
tirf'. fbh no d'rb,, hte many sibert. qUin sa,i
eft ssafits6sd 10. w.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-09-10
TO BE SOLD,

E;ssgs@.e-ssy TO BE SOLD,
s---e-eszl4 A VALUABLE Farm, ~
Ea,sssSt.sEt4 ( n ing on Jamcaown, plea
lxy-csx-A family htustrd. well ws,ercd
,rd walled in fcventeen divifon.. containing
c.vrn,v acre, of excellent iand, with stwo-fc-
~ Dwelling. Houic. and cot buildings therson.
Tr.m, ~il,b he made esfy 20 IN: pu,ehs!er and
,,r conditions made kno~n by applying to the
Printer hereof or IN Chsr!ceownj TO
GEORGE wANTON HAZARD.
fzrsfzs. iSf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-09-10
HENRY MOORE, & Co.

HAVE TOR ssLe,
<f their Ssor- os rte Ferry Wharf, 6y Wiolsjak
e Rtfaf, 8, Cheap ar o. arr 5,ors ia NteypSr,,
7
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-09-10
On tbe Joiy and soiekednsf cfHAR.


1.-THE calamitie, attendant on aa,s Of
wsr item to have prevented the mind Of man
,fror, yiew'rg u ~ fhc light of ~ abfasdi.y,
and an object OF rdiculs IS we'd as pity. Bot
II we coe,d isppofe fuperior Bcirs capable
OF bcho'ding US rniiefable rnortaIs, without
compafiiop. there is. think. very Iiule doebt
bur the variety OF military msneavres and for
msI'''es, she pride. pomp. and the circumltancs
OF var, and oil The ingeniou, con,ryspccs for
the glorious purpoies ot mutual deirse.io
which TEEN 20 conaitafe the bufncis OF many
whole Kingdoms, would iurpiih hin, with sn
entertainments like that which /, received hy
% from the exhibition of Is,cr or a pnppet-
ihow. Bar. nolvi'hfsnding ih- ridiesioslnef,
OF rll theie foemnites. we, slss are doomed
to eel that they are no farce, bot the coocomi-
tap' clrcomf1nces Of moi wociul tragedy,
"1he csstcs OF war are Tor the Aot part fueh
20 npf diiRrsce IN animal pretending 70 r,-
tionsIity. Two POOR moi,sls, elevs,ei with
the diei1fiion OF "a eoldsp bsphe on ,h,i, heads.
called crown. take offence at each other. with
out any resfon, or With the very had one cf
wibiog for an opportunity of sgq,snd,zioe
ihemfelses, by making reciprocal drpredss.ou,.
The creatures OF the cosrf. and fhc Iciding men
OF the naion. Who arc ufu,IIy nader the inaa-
ence OF the court, rciolye for ii 10 their in,ercl
to fupport their royal msher, and are never ar
lefs 10 invent fone coIsc,,blc pyetence for
ergsgine ihe ns,ion In the korfon OF war. T,x-
es of the moa burhrnfome kind are levied.
foidiers are collected 10 no TO leave psuci,y of
huibsndmcn, reviews and cncampnenis faeceed.
and st isa fifteen or twenty ihoufsnd men mccr
or plain. and coolly fhrd each Others ilood.
eirhoot the fmallef pssfonsl anirof,y, or the
fhsdow OF a provocstiop. The kiuss in the
mean time, and fhe granders, vho h,vc rmploy.
ed ,heIe poor innocrnt yittim, 90 fhoot bullets
az each Others hesds, fernsin epirtly al home.
and anufe themselves, in the Intervals of baIIs.
honiing fchcnes. and plcainfts cf every fpecie,.
with reading a. the ii,e- hde, over Gu ueof cho-
cols'e, the diipafches from fhc army, end rhc
news in the Extraordinary Gazette. Old Ho-
race very truly obierves, thar wh,iever mad
iroIics sn'er into ihe heads OF kirgt, II is the
common people, that is, the bonen sriE,n. and
the irdpffious tribes in the middle ranks, mr.
afSslsd ard sv.9;s<xg, who chiefly lrffcr in
the evil eonieYussees. II the king Of Prufis
werc NOT ~ the head OF fore ofihe beft t,oop,
in the Univerfe. he wcuid be lodged more wcr-
;hy of bsing ried. car, and condemned az the
Old BgiIry, iran sr, fhr1der of blood Ohio ever
died by ? halter. Bot he J, kine bot he 10
hero ;--,hofe rs:n f,fcias,e ss, and We esroI
rhs bulcber Of mankind anosg their benessc-
tors.
"whep o,e ccr6de-s 'h> Dreadful e;ecrr,-
asnces thar attend even ,ihorie,, orr cannon
felp icing little fhoekes at the exuifnion
which they cccsGoo. have ofi-s rhoosh, it
q i,oghable icepe, II there were not q linie too
much 81 tie me<nchciy In it. shen circle Of
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-09-10
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