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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-01
WANTS EMPLOYMENT,

WAN Is EMFIN)1 MIMI,
a YOUNG MAN who writes an excellent
/ hand, and has been aceufon,ed 20 BOOK KEEa.
ING for the lat nine years. He come well reeon-
mended for his fobriety and attention to buirers
letter directed to a. b. and left with the Printer here
Of lbaii be dvly attended to.
dagaf 29. lew III
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-01

truth, that there is in tie heart Of al men IN i'm
vincible de!re for dominion, that pcwer is he
neighbour IF its own ahufr, and that toe unita,i-
ON oft is necefary to prevent injury.
Unity, CELEBRITY. and motion are the etitnce OF
executive, as elaboration. maturity, an. tabili-
lty flould characterize the leyillative power.
The legislature loui! be competed oftw
houtes. One aiiemby is oraantiy in danger OF
being hurried away by Slnquencc, G,Gced ~
fophiitry, led aft,ay by intrigue, irF%,ncd Is
pai,nEs OF which it MAJ be made 10 part d..c,
transported by fioiden movements which may
he communicated, fopnsd by terror5 with
WHICH 1t may be in,preu, and nyc.te,l Ivy fur
rounding but bGrfi"i public cry, wt,ir it dare
not alone re6it. The more its powers ne en-
tended, the letS is Is prudence warned. II pro-
ceeds with entire tecarity and confluence 10 y
deciiion, which il know no other parvsr is 70
quefton. But when there c%it two hvutcs OF
the Legislature, the fir will always pay more al
to1;ion to its deciEons, for The rsainn that they
are to undergo 4 revlhOn III ths fScord: the &c
cond, warned Jfthe errors ofthe fri. aud OF the
cantes that produced item, will foriify itirif il,
advance againt an erroneous Judgment, the
principles Of which II understands. II " II not
dare to reject tleCilion which the feat OF iuitce
and ofpublc appreciation ihall prs.irni to it, and
will not dare to adopt one, agairit which would
r1ie up tins fame iuhjce AID public opinion. Ii
the qncitlon be doubtful from the acCep';t,on
OF one houie and the refut,,l Of the other, there
viii then ariit = new examination and anew d'i-
cuiion; and ihould IN ill-founded refHta be
perhtscd in, there will not be the leaf conpari-
fon between the danger of having 2,e good Aa-u
TIE les, and that of having one had h1zv H. mo--.
At this point, we hall perhaps have attained
the degree of perfection, of which political 10
ftitutions are iuiceptible.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-01

A.(nif of,jgeiee combeL5 rs TO pnbIjB TIE fell
ioqoing letter. TIE Editor is con2Inrfl from tbe
izas and documents qY5iej tie batC,lfce has evbi-
bited, that M-. Perkins is not the inTcnfoy ff6s
76rs,Hing Machine, zokicb has been 0',ribnfed u
him IN jonsc cftbe No'-tb@rm priAfj. IL tire imolg-
n'e@t and c~igfty Of TIE reader, he is 4UHinq 10
rctertbe accuracy Of tire ofbe,' pgj!tiOas, zgbieh
tbiS letter contains.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-01

TIE Enquirer Of dlyaR 6fb, enrowcsd fbe
publication Of nezv 7VoJk Of m 1oiaey' 5, enfif-
led " HGc'cribfioa Of tbe /3H and ciiniaie If tbe
Unitsf SfafeJ." Important as iris qoo,k il in
mar reoe95, TIE Editor does not belie1e, thu il
Is .gSt to be f6nnd on tie .Ieive5 Of any If The
Booh51oreJ IN Richmond. TIE .f3l7ozUing hifsr
Jcom "Tbs True american" n PAPER bnbiiHsd
~ PbjLadeitbia, contains all the i1f5rJmafisn,
eobieb b. has obtained Of HJ dsGga and execution.
Tbslf eStra7I, iHbcrte3 rs fbcy are, ays babIg,B-
cd for the Iake efgroflGiHg or exciting tbe pub
Tic eWioGly.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-01

The royal Academy of St. Petersburg have receiv-
ed letters dated the 25th Of ai October at Santa Cruz
IN the and Of Eoneriffe, from their correspondent
NJ. Won KrufenGern, the Commander of two RufTan
ihiPs which have failed on voyage round the world
Their voyage from Falmouth to this place was ex-
treuely. expeditions. On the 25th of October, the
hips had already taken board iupply Of water
aud wine, and were prep9ring et fail the following
day for Rio Jadero in the Brazs, where they are to
remain fome weeks. On the voyage, in north lat.
81, 40, and 3, %, e-t long from the rlt meredian
the expedition had opportunity Of obferving mott
remarkable meteor. On the lOth Of October, in the
evening, they iaw in the fouthvveft large fre-ball
which, at the height of fifteen degrees took direction,
completely horizontal towards the north wet when
It BURT. 1t had very long tail which was 10 bright
,hat the whole flip was for the fpace Of minute IL
Illuminated by it. The moa remarkable oircumhance.
however attending It, and which indeed alnoa with
cut parallel, was the uncommon power of the lurn-
nous matter as bright arcsks continued viSIe in
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-01

AeaAemy of Ertt-We UNDERTAKE! .hiat The
Academy of Arts have reafon to expect from
Paris, fome valuable additions 70 their coeGti-
ons, among which will be CATS from the ftatues
OF the Fighting Gladiator, Faun holding
child, and from the coloffal ftatue Of the Pass
Of Vclitr They may politely grace fome Car
den at Halifax.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-09-19

Private letters from Paris, Of the 1o.b.
state ANEW proof Of thia hostile spirit Of
Bonsoaslc ii MS coaduct towards Russia
and Sweden. ,Iehas adopted asystem of
.rigo,f and persecution against all the sub
iacts OF these two powers, whether travel
lers es merchants, in Franer, TALLY, Ssilzei.
Land, ana Holland His military gers
d'arxs commanders and police agents, are
orlsSed TO insult, Cypress, and arrest them
upon the slightest pretence. Ine least IN
formsl,ty III taeir passes, any complaint
that ingenuisv and suspicion can devise is
considered a sufficient ground to detaln
their persons. Those who are going to
France are stopped at the frontiers under
the pretence that they ought to have new
passes from Paris and those who are leav-
lag Erase. are detained under the pre-
tence ,has their passes are not correct.--
During The last FIVE weeks, no Russian or
Swedish ship has been permitted to clear
on ana sail /; and notwithstanding the de-
mands and representations of the Consuls
oftheir respective nations, the only answer
that has been obtained is Such are the
good will and pleasure of the Emperor"
This measure Is generally supposed to be
% !.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-09-19

.74ohn zoas q miserable o5ect) and so vain
50 despicably vain, as to tolerate his mean.
ing tl.e sad 1ohn's )praise.; for such have
noah'ng but pity; though the fate of Hast.
inss, see the pin-basket to the children of
Ihespls, (msaaiag the composition Of the
sGSa sfohlsS J holds outa dreadful lesson to
the latter but should there be man or
woman, however high their rank, base e.
nough topurchase the venal pen Of this MIS-
creant tor the sake OF traducing Innocence &
vvirtue;' :, (there64 meaning tlnt the said
jam zods a nliscrea7lf and a oeaal c4t1or,
zoho prostitufedh his ta9eqts l5r prcuqiayy mo
tlves IN the traditcSng Of innoceaee a,la or.
tae 8 th.n was about 10 threaten but il
IS not necessarys the proiligate towards
who employ Anthouv'' tmeQaieg tie sid
y0an) 6 can know no scverer punish
ment than the support CT a man. fsaH
meaning The saia john I" WHosG Ac-
ouAISTANc e Is lNFAMY, & WHOSE ToucHa'
(meaaing the topch Of tie sad Toaa rs
POISON"
C7o Be continued
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-09-19
Lste foreIg;a gagl.igssus.
[VIA 9oSTON.l

s IS II %
The Monitear has thought the nunb-r
and the nature of the reports @hichisre dsl.
w currens are 81 sG!ti.>ient An sorrsnce to
give two eolasaas to s,icir RECITATION. ne
runlours. attributed designs to France,
which Is insisted she does not entertain,
and mention dissentions Ia the armies, &c.
which do not exist. In tne Monirear re-
marks, the writer Tt IS occasion 10 say, thar
one OF the Preach Ministers on leaving a
foreign cougt obscrved-.he Enpsrc. does
not wish for war with any powe, nor does
he fear war with AM power. He Goes not
Interfere ia the aRa:rs OF his neighbors -
and be hiss rigilt 70 similar Conduct to-
wards him. :
July 10.
The unfortunate Genera! Moreaa, his
brother, tee Tribune, and tFfsir families,
IRE aboa, bidding adieu to France forever.
We stale as facts, that General Moreau
lsis the Temple, in Paris, il tie night Of
the 22i Jane, under a guard Of light horse,
commanded by General Saye.y. He pas
sed through Bordeaux, and arrived at Per-
pignan, about the 10th July. From Per-
pignaa "a capit&l city, IN the department Of
the Eastern Pyrenaces, situated near the.
mouth ot the river i,eD he proceeded to
Barcelona, 70 where he arrived about she
ed laiy. He only travelled il the night,
and his route WAS circuitous. Previous to
setting cut, he signed IN instrument en-
powering his n.otnsf-inAlaw to sell his es-
rates n France. His wife followed him
on his route to Spaa, on the 23d june
His brother, the TJ5lae. set out before
him 10 procure a suitable vessel, for the ac-
comMo>.aiion Of the family. IL was said,
the beautiful chateau, which had been given
him by the nation, would be purchased by
his Inlpefia! d:ghn7ss Prince Louis. Mo-
reau was considered a manot fortune, bat
which will be much diminished by that part
Of sae sentence which condemned those to
DC imprisoned, |oln,ly and severally, to pay
the Costs OF prosecution, amounting 70 q
million and 4 half Of livres the greater
part OF which will fa!l on Moreau. Every
a.ecJlotc Of, this iliustrious victim to ambi-
ton must be interesting
[(.,4:.,y !
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-09-19

prelude 70 an, embargo. circa
stances tend to confirm this suspicion.-
Among these is the great activity of the
pollce agents to discover and ascertain the
property Of Russian and Swedish subjects
IN France, and to prevent any transfer or
removal oilt. Should rupture with these
countries take place, an event considered
IN F9ance very probable there is little
doubt INT that the Russian and Swedish
subjects wall experience, a similar tire atment
70 that WHICH British subjects in France es-
peticncedlaasysar.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-09-19
L y 3 Z 5 y L ID,
fEy Private Contract

4 large quantity of TIMBER
Of different defcriptions, of Fence Rails, an.
Cord Wood. Theie different articles vii! be folc
either Gaoding OF .deln cred as might be agreed
upon. This wood is Gtoas.d not more than two
miles from Potomac river. nor more than two
miles AID an half fom tho Eaitefn Branch; and
is equally convenient for csrriag. 10 either Alex
andrla, the City Of Wa!hingto4, or Geo. Town.
Enqaire on any Monday or ThuFIay. betwec6
9 and I 2 o't!oek, of I1bemas G.. .idl,iss, ElaA
q. his houfs OPP, Gre Alexandra.
Aasst a., 2sw2vs
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-09-19
The famous Dutch admiral, Van Truma

The famous Dutch admiral, Van Truma.,
whose bravery was no ways problemsticsL
received and accepted challenge, and a.
the appellee, claimed The cheice of wea.
Pons, this agreeable to the rules of honor
was agreed to he then proposed him and
his antagonist should each set on barrel
OF gun powder, and provided red hot irons,
end.avoar first to make way wl,h Them
through the side of his adversary's barrel
the terms were rejected and the affair enda
ed.
Tuesday eOenfag, September Is.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-09-19

Buhja,0Yc CATHEDRAL G~rch
LOTTERY

4 LMOST the whole of the Ticket IN III,
< Lottery being dfpofd Of, the drawing vii!
certainly comneoce the io.t Of next ngnnh..
A few remaining Tickets are for falc a. Jams
Bacon's, King Street.
Alrx.nd il, Sept 10. DIT
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-09-19
alt,aao5la D,tIp aoba.'tlssr.
WEDNE5EAf, seprrmnra le.

Mufrtal Assutasce Sc;ety. - Those Of
our readers who have ar iuterest in this IN
stitutlon will give their attention. 70 the
suh)elned circular. addressed to !. Thomp.
son, Esq by the Winchester Committee o f
1orresNondence. They narrower are re,
gf'ssted z "ae1a q aerfing that svng he heL9
at me GWee House, on Friday Evening
next. at ysa''y candle hght.) on tie Su5.
J;scs efthis Atter.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-09-19
st. Piej-res, 4ug,tst 9.

Narkef.-All kinds of provisions re.
markably low; lumber from Sd to SO doh
isrs 4Molassrs 40 sous per gallon. Au.
gust otb, Geur 8 dollars; beef r; pork 1oa
Goldfish had been sold at auction dollars
per hc9shead; and lumber 1es dollars n.
Bord sa az Wire at IS dollars per cask: and
every taing else in proportion; sugars and
island Fl oduce were Gil the rise.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-09-19
9uesaay eufnfng, September Is.

tommerciai.--7'he British Parliament.
at the lass dates, were completing law to
determine m what case the Importation Of
corn should be allowed. 4 member of ehe
fio0se OF Commons complained that ex-
tortionefs took advantage Of the mere dis,
cEssion OF this subject 10 spread alarm. -A
Ae sa'd, on the last market day, wheas
rose IS sack, on the present day il was ri-
sen IS mofe.''
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-09-19
Mr.. SNoWDEN,

Sir,
As find, by your paper Of this day, that
you have begun the publication of my es-
say on Duelling, 1 further trouble you
with ludicrou. anecdote on the subject,
which / do net reeoAecs t. have Insert
cd
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-09-19
Pitts5,rg, Esttsm5sr T

NJ Chotesn, w;th III. 'Ckye INDIANS, "
have bee0 On Wit 10 tie Pr.ils-nt Of the Uait.
ed STAGES, aiissd here on SrRlsy i-tt, on their
return i,,.;le. ibey are much ples!-d with the
astca .on pafi chem.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-09-19

The hts DR.. Sfames AQlane's receiye
fof q GDLD.-Iake 8 large ,sa spoonful
ofs!nsecd with two penny worth OF stick
iiquorice, and quarter of pound Of sun
raisas. Put them IN two quarts Of soft
water and then add to it a qoarter OF
pound ofbrown sugar candy powder, Ia
BILE spoonful of whise wine vinegar, or le-
mon JUICE to be added only to that qaanti-
ty you are going immediately to take. 1t ID
sovereign balstmlc cordial for the Iargs,
without the opening qualities Which endan-
gerfresa colds, in going OUT. 1t has been
known to cure colds, which have almoss
been settled into conaunip,ions, il less
than three weeks.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-09-19

@ - N'"'. fa'i CSSSQtO {. hOmp.
son, Egg, by the Winchester Committee Of
Corresaondence. They narrower are re,
gfsssled 2 ear1la ,aertiag that svfig be heLa
.Gt The C28ee House, on Friday Evsniop
next. { at ssa,1y candle L;ght) on tie s,x5.
'jsc! gfM!slNter.
s,a WINCHESTER, Aug. ss, 1904.
The S''aseibers, a Committee appoint.
et, y sae'Ing Of the Members Of tie
Mutdal AssEEgnce Society against Fire. Of
re tn~n OF inchester aud It's vicinity
nave oee'a F5eipNycd BY aresplutioh of such
' mssl'S. o e ia, pond with our fellow
'nsa;os's o Ia. ,gurancr Society, thro'
out the state, on tht1 ubiect of ,,;.so]y;nc
the same It !he next {, ,srs, NJ
deem It unnecessary to MT .s, d;,
asa;n;,t .., oflbs ssi,s IN the plan, or
it must be obvious to ever 49, y '.nee
there IS some great fault III ttsmoel, eaa'
either, because an experience 2i's OF INC
instead Of producing ina, .gctns years
held put b. the authorof the Pl:SS gona'
salt reimbursement, has proved T. 10
calls for full quotas, were thought '"o
sary BY the Directory, which, addsee.s-
the premiums, and connected with the :
2ardous prospect before US, must ineviti
ably lead to the conclusion, that the price
Of insurance is too great. The uncertainty
Of the demand, for which OR property
stands rnorlgased, and the disproportion
ats rate o. insurance. at once render the
system e1ceptidnabie in the opinion Of the
citizens OF Virginia, of course, we cannot
expect TO add to the present number Of
members. II this be true, it would seem
that we cannot remedy, perhaps, the most
important defect, that is, g want of advea-
tufers,'' for if the plan can succeed, it is
because all the citizens owning houses, ei-
tller Voluntarily, or Ly legal compulsion,
associate IN Mutual assurance tie latter
is too arbitrary an. act for Nirginians to
submit to, the toraler IS FAX beyond cur
most sansuine hopes.
We hold it important thar some vigor-
GUS and ccnjoint egort OF the Members OF
the Society, should be made to dissolve the
existing institution, at, the next General
Meeting, and such other scheme Of Insur-
ance suggested, as will BE free frora the ex-
cepsions which attach to the present plan,
and more agreeable to the different inter-
ests Of -he citizens Of Virginia. We are
motaushorised to suggest any plan, but we
are not without hope, that our country
men are competent to the invention fsuch
systems, as will best suit the different dis
tricts ofthe state, which, at present, are not
at equal hazard-to this end, Sir, we re-
quest You to communicate to US, as early
as possible, the opinion of yoar neighbours
and townsaen; and whether they will IN
.truct their representatives, At tie next Gel
neral Meeting, to vote for a dissolution.
You will at once perceive, Sir, how inlpor.
tant it is that the opinion of our fellow-mem-
bers should be known early, because the
first day Of October is the last day allowed
TO give notice of Withdrawing from the So
ciety, and ifa majority of the members will
not dissolve 1t, many will then have an OPP
portunity ofwithdrawing.
With respect. we are your obi. sert.
Il. Holmes,
w, Davidson,
: os. Gamble.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-09-19

d y MafSer. -, farmers need not wifi Tor
!!;ssef antoad {os tbea p .4,.e, when thsy can
haY. 70 good oae in the city or New YORK.
Fios j. now telling (o' tsn doll2ss ! barrel, ard
isr(hFut:cr az .htse Billings : pound! and every
other.t,ic.c OF country pfoduce pyoporsioaabiy
high.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-09-19

81. Croix, August 80.
Flour 20 dollars bscf.7s pork 9; lula,
be- q corn SO dollars.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-09-19

A valuable Lead Mine has been lately
discovered on 9perkioaen creek, near the
ocauyisill. The rIchaess Of it has been
ascestsined by chl'mical process TO he 20
per cent. The l@ad 2rodaced has proved
TO contain much siiI'er. Tbs bark oe
is said to bs extensive, ad --.---1i'sBsous.y
Icozo.-v. (Psh Pap.l
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-09-19

Ths purchase Of louisiana BY the adyo.
Gates tol x southern President for life, app.
pear sobe much less pleassdd Nth their 6au.
bic sin;'e their aewly made brethren speak so
bold &hNdependent language,respectisg the
present s'dministraton-Indeed, these ncw
made soass OF freedom, are bold to declare
that the pre'sidsnt now exercises over lhe,s,
an unconstii stioad and tysasnicaI sssyl
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-08-20
5ox Jsxks sokfixHS oAxtrTi.
srRlcTuREs ON CERTAIN rcxsrs-Na g.

AT the period referred to in my lar number.
there needed not the ltimulus Of infurrection
TO route the enlightened and virtuous part Of
the people toa ferrous confederation Of their po-
lnical itase, under the articles Of confederation
Thefe may Be called. without jacobnifm, . Lii
liputian ties" which ep6oEficn to Fund principle,
could oaGiy break aunder." They we're, in
deed, Lilhputian ties. fla;cirnr. perhaps, TO
bind good men,. But Inefficient to curb the IL
ccnfioufnefs Of jarobinifm. Art and intrigue,
wealth and power, could infraA private rights,
yiDlatc nationa: honor, and endanger public fafe-
~ with impunity. The national goyernmens
Had no itrength' adequate to it's .obis6ls: Each
Gate in the unionwas itrongcr than all the ftates
together /; becaufe each fats could controui,
and render ineftetsual, the policy Of tie con-
federated whole. States could. and did oppreis
fiiaer itates BY their imports. Eqaal rights
could not BE- maintained OF irppored; ana the
power Of the confsderated union. was mcse
name it had no efficiency, no coertion. Ya*
ii tyefAvs ;Ir'. wrzc rroy per formed,
nor could thsy be enforced The treaty Of peace
with Great Britain; which all mutt admit 70 be
a very favorable one to our .counsry, did not
pleaic the Qep9syt tisasd prinr;plsi. And VII, 2
bccsufe il ftipuiated for the payment Of juit'
debts, and the moral obligation Of contracts.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-08-20
MISCELLANT..
CHAaAcrsR y GEN. HGt11ETCN.

Z. 4 7 f- &c.
:Tae f0llpwia. .sraA 9. Letter from WASHINGTON
10 Mr.. ADAMS, while PRECEDENT Of the United States,
soutains higher eulogy the late Gen HAMILTON
}han pohe Tor him to receive from any other hand,
for Washington kucw A:m ben. and he incapabls o:
Noun Ytrnos, SEPT. az, 1853. !
"ITis an ii.vidious talk at all times, to draw
companions. and ihall avoid it as iich as poi
iiblc !. brt I. have no hefita,ion In. declaring,
Of CO.. HAMiLroN in the military line, that the
poa he was defined TO hll will not Be eafls fdp-
piled; aad that this is the fentimept Of the pub
lie, think may venture to prolsounee. Al
though Col. Hamilton has never acted in the
character Of general officer, yet his. oprprtuni-
ties as the principal and inf confidential aid of the
Commander m cleft, aff,rded hin The means
Of viewing every thing On larger scale than.
thofc VITO Had only divi6ons and brigades to
attend 10 s. who knewnothing d the cefrefpon-
dencies q the Commander in Chief, q Of the
various orders to, tranfski{ons with, the general
itaff of the army --Thefc advantages and his
having ferved with. u1sfnlnels in fhs old Con-
grefs, IN the. general convention, and, having
filed ole Of the mott Important dspartrents d
government with acknowledged abilities and in-
Agrity. have placed him On high ground, and
made him con{picuous. character in the; United
States and even in Europe.-To thefe as mattel
Of on fmall confederation, may be added, thar
as lucrative practser in the line Of his profef-
Gon h his mot certain. dependence, the induce
ment to relinauh II mutt in f6me degree be eens-
Mesfrss<. BY fome he is conGdered As an am
bit:ous men, therefore dangerous one. That
he is z1Eiti6s fhall readily grant, but it is Of
THAT EAUDABLE KIND. WHICH
PROMPTS A. MAN 10 EXCEL IN
WHATEVER HE TAKES IN HAND. !.
"He is enterprikng quick in his perceptions
and his judgment intuitivcly great; qualities
ei1ential to great military character, and there
fore REPEAT THAT HIS Loss WILL sa IRAE.
sAgAsiE. GEORGE WASHINGTON"
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Ieereiting Coifefpofrccnce,

BETWEEN MADAME B0NAPdR7E AND MA
DAME AoREAU s.
Il; Nox1<lt. an HAN, ve1sofe al. XII.
No. III. or Parit, MafsK 20, 1904: cotains
what follows.
(" In proceeding number. We pnbhihed alet-
trr from General Moreau to the 6rt confuI,
We arc now informed. from good authority,
tharit was authentic. with the exception that
GENERAL Moreau, ibflead Of acknowledging him
fclf guilty of the pretended conipiracy, .iays,
that dsd be eogpirfd suift Pirbsysv~, Gedryes ard
etbnJ, lned .wsla hsss ben BIS f!an, &c.