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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-25
Amp. 81.
8 f,Columbia--to wit !:


WHEREAS gamsel c eper has This day by his.
s,e:irion in writing, appliro 70 sh- Hon. Nieko
ias Ft:zhugh, one If The Asi&ani Judges OF ths
k.ircuis Court etsthe D.Rriet of Colombia, tie be
admitted to the bensdt Of the act of ConerrEs,
for the re.;rf of Iaolvent Doctors withn the az.
Skria al3reaid, AID hasseated therein, rhat be IS
now in actual conaremeny In the jail ooundsef
sthe counfy OF Aiexgnd,ia, at the 9uit Of Michael
siiey, aad tbs. eeiag .lpaaie. 70 alfchsige fad
R;sy's Claim, wisb-osAsfs. agaioa hin, has Of.
ssred 20 deliver us Tor sDe ule-of his creditors,
sa bis property, real. psrfqaal aad mixed No
IKE Is fbe,ef9,e gUev, 10 she creditors Of shefaid
ES.mu-l Cooper, 10 attend al the Cousf, Il aufs IN
snc town q AlexlEnrasis, on Saturday ,he as b
.spiisnt. beewecn the hours Of eleysa.o'citek Ia
AXE foren4on ana fcut Clock in ne eyeetng of
hat day, to !hew caufe why fad RJIonsr lhal
Nat be dieharged according 30 Ias : 80.
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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-25

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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-10
LONDON, Sept. 10.


A private letter by The Gostenburgh mail,
throws iome light upon the French intrgues at
CoEfantinoPlc, an6 fates the following particu-
lars Immediately after the occupation of
the kingdom of Naples by the troops of Bona
parte, the Emperor of RuiIia determined to
iend fuficent nuc'ber of fhips and folders to
defend Sicily, the Niorea, and the fcven Hands,
againft the attempts and plots of France. BY
treaties with the Sublime Porte, free paffage
through the Dardanneles is fecured to Rufiia,
while at peace with the Turkifh Empire. Lat
February, however, Immediately after the a,ri-
val of the firit RuTisn convoy with four frisates,
general Bruno prefented a trong note to the
Oivan, protecting againft a paiIage of any more
Ruitian troops or men of war from the Black
Sea, for the Mediterranean. He was fupported
in this fep by the Spanifh aud Batavisn mini
iters. note, or rather ali extratt from il,
was prefented te count Italiniki, the Ru.iian
amba4iador, who fent off to his court for in
ftrutt ems; but United for the obfervance OF
the treaties in this particular, until he f,ould
receive an anfwer. In the mean time, another
Ruiiian CONVOY paiied, unmoleted, for the Sc
ven Hands. Brune then tried, by his emifaries,
TO work upon the national preiudices OF the
Turks againft the Rullians, and the people of
Conaantinople began to rnurmur at the ditin-
SWihed reception givento the Ruiiiau general,
baron Sprengporten, and feveral RuiIian officers
drank, by tht u2.mbers of the divan.
The intrigstrs did not however top here.
Ruiiian fuhjefts werc nfulted, attacked, and
lone even murdered, by Turl,iih mos, headed
and initisatcd b. perfons known to be parti-
FANS of France, ard in the pay of Bruno and
fhergi 'csne CITIZEN ss;e-e- nunilnrd fer their
crimes, the mott guilty took ihelter in the no.
te! OF TIE French rninifer, who afiifed their
fecret efcaPe from the Turlifl capital. In the
mean time the crews Of the RufIian men of war,
and the troops on board the tranfports, were
Teiuisd that indulgence. In this interval, count
ltalinik1, received new Instructions from St.
Peteriburg, and had an audience ofthe grand
tlZer, at which he demanded whether any OBJ
itacles were to be expected by the fips of hisna-
ton Ia their pafage through the Dardanneles !;
and lnhted upon an explicit aufvger. Upon
tniS iuhlccf he received the following official de-
cIMauon that as the emperor of RuiIia
ihouid be at peace with all the powers of Eu-
rope, the panage lhould remain open to him,
but, in cafe he ihould be engaged in war with
any Of theie powers, then the .fubme porte, in
conformity with that fynem of neutrality which
1t was determined TO prefervc, could not any
longer permit RuiIian men of war to PATS the
Dardannelles, either from the Black Sea to the
Mediterranean, or from the Mediterranean, to
The Black Sea" 1t is faid, that this declaration
has idtiSfied neither the Rullian norFrench am
baGador.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-10
STRENGTH OF FRANCE.

Extras from, n late publication on Tire RreuFtk,
pyoje7J, &c. If France and RMGa.
As 20 the military force of France it appears
to be equal TO the military force of the ref of
Europe, Ruiii9 excepted "thc peace of Nine
guen made the dominions of I.euis XIV. the
mott compact & popuIous kingdom in Europe ::
that OF Utrecht extended them to Spain and the
indies, and natural confequence was the con-
ioidation OF the military preponderance OF that
monarchy. T~preient lituation of Holland,
Germany, aud Italy, was then forefeen, and the
ritng of Great Britain tfelf was predicted" It
is ihrewdly and fneeringly remarked, that the
former was the preliminary to the fubie6tion
OF Europe, and the latter the 'delinitive treatv:
the one put France in an ofenive petition, the
other dehroycd the defenfive means of all her
neighbours.
From general review of the fubjca it ap
pears that
"The political advantages which the repub-
lie, in military point of view, pofeIes, in pre-
ference to her neighbours, are,
"l. An inmenfe, fecure, annual revenue.
We have already obferved, that the Euro
pean territory and indufry of France, are capa-
bIe of producing, without inconyeniency to
the public, 3o,ooO,O0o. ferling to govern
ment.
g Or, IL we take fifteen per cent. as a medium
th'HblSHl ny tdudiNit) Ol tnt property ana III
come Of the nation, it will give the faid fun and
upwards.
"From thefc thirty millions deduct about
two millions, which the confulate is yet plcafcd
20 allow 60 the creditors of the rate, and there
viii remain clear ana unincumbercd revenue
Of es,o0o,oo0l. iterling. a fun equal to- if not
exceeding the uuincumbercd part of the revenues
of all the independent governments Of Europe.
4dc 70 this, that, in all other European ftates,
fbe public imports, rs they are RATED, amount
toupWarcs 81 thirty per cent. upon the income
4 the taxable part of the community.
:" 2. The military organization of the repub
lie.
by the conf:ription laws, every male is liz
be to ierve in the lowef military capacity: their
IS neither legal exemption nor privileged pre-.
5crment: and confequentiy, there i 10 fgbjed
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-10

There exits ltrpns jealoufy of the Swed;fli,
and Danilh and Pru1ian governments. The
merchants, Appeared IL fuifpicie,is OF a rupture
with thcfe powers that ABOUT the time the
Golden age failed, they had refu!ed wines to
Swcdiih freightess, though part of the cargo
was on board, and left them TO land what was
already ihirped md depart, W wait their plea
ii're, OF the difpoGtion OF Rufia little was
faid.
Our informant was at Bordeaux, when the
queitlon OF Bonaparte's elevation to the Impe-
rial dignity, was before the public. An aiiem-
bly, OF the citizens was called proportion
converted, and when they were invited to take
certain meafure, not one moved. Another
attempt was made the fucceeding day. WheH
after long harangue by an officer of govern
ment, paper was produced, and fuch as chofe,
gave their iignature of appreciation. This was
immediately hurried off to Paris, as the unani-
nous appreciation of the city CT Bordeaux
Little is now publicly iaid of the political fate
of the country, but the dcluded people are ge-
morally of opinion that they are citizens of
Republic, and that The frech in the world
(Reperfoy.J
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-10
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.

Exfr0H IF n letter from Commod9re PREBLF
IN The Secretary Of me Navy, dafcd l4tb
Ji0nr, 1904, on board tie United States Fri-
G0fe ConRifmi0n, 1G TriboH.
Yclterday I anchored OF the Harbour and
fent Mr.. O'Brien on f'ore under flag of Truce
to endeavour 20 ranfom our unfortunate conn
trymen, and if the Baihaw nIould defirs it, To-
eftabiiih peace. Mr.. O'Brien did not fIcceed
IN his milton, he landed at noon and returned
on board At - pat 2 O'Clock p. M. You
will fee by his initructious how far lie was au-
thoriied to so Tor the ranfom. prefime if the
terms had been accepted that our government
would have been fatisfied, but they were refuE
CD, and we have no alternative but to obfge him
10 accept them or Others more favorable for
as.
Etfraa 1f n hrf,ey- fran Co,un1do,e p,lbie to
tie Secretary ef ne Mtgs, doftd Jaly,
1905, OF board tie Caggitl0ioa, M,R4o jl..I-
boqt
We bage taken on board here 100 bomb
'heils, and powder in proportion, AID the bomb
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-10


unfortunate countrymen to the fge-ts of E6e-.
ty, and Our country an honorable peace.
ie>t'aF cJra letter dated 7'Un'IS, TAiy 10. y
cat length Naples has felt ipafin oe ens,.
gy; and IFS fquadIon for the firft time mace 4
whit to this port; but we cannot Imagine tle
IeaionS which prevented the adnliraPs maki.-
hmtelf mater OF the whole naval force of this
keSency. On the 2eth ultimo, one ihio of The
hne, and three figates entered the road of TIE
Couietta, ihewing Enghfh colours (moA Of
the corialrs were ready for fra, and anchored al
. conlderable diftance from the batteries) 4 FRI
gate laid 'long hde of the Tuniian frigate, and
commenced the attack by general ciiichars,e OF
,nuiketry, fhewing at The fame time the Ncapo.
Itan flag; tome ofthe Tuniiians on board fb,s
fTlSate ntantly cut her cables, while othcrs en-.
deavoTed to make their eicape BY fviinrnipe to
the ihore: the 1'uaiiian frigate, drifted under
the forts, receiving without any reffauce. tbe
full force of the eremy's great guns. She v.sr
completely equipped and ready for fea n;rr
of her crew were killed, about twenty wound
ed and an equal number of priioncrs rnar9
which were taken up by the boats Of the NeaDo-
iitans: She is coniiderabiy damaged in her
hull, has two ihot between wind and water. and
her Ioremait, fomewhat injured. There were
no io!dierSi in the forts, except few Moory
who were not fufiicient to man haif 4 dozen
guns they notwithstanding kept I'D toIers-
Die brik fire for nearly two hours after the Nra-
poftans had ceaied and until they food ont
Oh me Koadited-no damage was done to any
Oh the other cortairS, and not one captured. ex-
cept a mali Galiota of Porto Farina''
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-10
PARIS. Senfeml,.r Q

Ills eScellency the miniGer of the interior has
made known by his letter Of the esd of Auguft,
thar his maieity the emperor has ordered him to
take, WI hout delay, the neceiIary meafures to
iuiPend the expectation of Grain, in all the de-
partments where 1t was permitted by the impe-
rial decree, of the 25th of Prairiai lat. In con-
tsquence, all expectation of grain and -four is
forbid without any exception or modification.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-10
c o " d / II o " S.

I. The Enquirer will appear twice a
week....During the felton, of Consrefs
and the Virginia Legislature, either a
third paper or supplementary half
iheet, during the week.
III. Terms ofpay,nent FIVE DOLLARS
per annum, In advance.
III. ADVERTISEMENTS from thofe who
do not fubfcr,be to the paper, fllould
they not exceed fquare in length,
ihall be inherited for Eepenty-tve cents
the firt time, ffly cents for each time
during three weeks, and for every adj
ditional in!ertion fairty-tbree cents;
long ones in the fame proportion.
~. SUBSCRIBERS fhall have their adj
yertiiements inherited for fifty cents
the frit time, and fbirfr-tbree cents
for every additional ihiertion.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-10
NETWORK, November ..

me following is an extract from the Iog-boot
OF the brig Georgia Packet, arrived herr lse
night from Cadiz: &c II was reported fb,+ go
K"'iIans had declared war againf France-that
tne kuiiian feet had left the Baltic-that tbe
FRENCH mad put IN requilition very large QUAINT
ces % gram that was ihPping for Spain in the
ieveral ports Of Italy, expecting 70 have Oct
on ior II III ihort time thernielyes. az l. 80
iiupPoied that country would ihortIy be enea,ej
in war" - N"Ed[ea
Capt. Cornwall, Of the big Georgia Packet
arrived yeiterday from Cadiz informs. tb,t NJ,
fs2nfs fill at that place, and that the oroL,5,i+,,
OF hIs coming TO this country does not an,,,.s,.
10 rrong as former advices gave ground to he
Neve- Opinions on this iubied, he favs. ,vrr.
,a,IouS one ciaIS entertaining the idea that ne
only waited the GceoNcbeUept of bis ladv j.; -,
der to bid long adicu to Enrone ,Df;,a ~ ~. "
ther did not heiitate to give It as their onin;or,
thdt 1t was not the generals Object to come -,
h'Herica' out that he intended TO wait the no.
increment OF the tragi-comedy at pref.pt .a;,'o-
VII tue theatre OF France, expecting that the tim,
would ere long arrive when lie might return n
peace to his native foil. With this opinion ,v-
cannot coincide. General MORGAN IS too wen
acquainted With the character Of the .5,,ee,.. r.,
thl. h''ni1h i@ie ~ country where the tvrant's
and the veteran falls. 0'''''
ibe N. York Evening poR, did Iaa weel
make an effort to cxtcnuate The inJjen,fon
which prevails in the public mind aysinn the
birGtiraicondutt OF the Birth Dips Of; ti, No..
OF New York, by pretending that the comHso-
ger OF one OF the piratical ihips was removed
ana the appointment OF another Of the nam.
OF b1fgora IN his room, who nd in the CO.,
795 and l79G been as guilty Of Gt1ilsr i2G,i,,
snd agsrebnons in Le P,egychie, az Bradley in
ne Ioea OF removal or an exchange Of IN,
PiundcItr Tor ago;her, we confdsrej a. 49,.
tlme' u 1t was meant for anything, to lie an ~
srava''on Of the injury BY nfllt. The Fnej,c,
WIter IS perfectly c0ntitsnt,the Bi.iAi Ar, %
cuitomed to pronlote tuch Offices = t.,,
nave temeritf enoughto fet all l7vs n .tss,,-.,
, p,t .n't Of The Bliih supremacy on the occs,'
wn Ts1 captain Home iHiulted the -, sfnto.,r
oi ~, Nn9cc ,ii1Qd' general Wsfihytoa complain.
SO 70 tne bfnHi'F overnmcnt, sD6 .sp, Ij,,rs
wHs /f"'07'ra- tha' IS promoted soma Ga -
\" ~ ga" mp y Is rot ~ su mBrobsL.
'''' '"pt. Br%,'i-g's Au,lso,> and mule 80
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-10
1sE1a

The report circulating here for a fe~s dav.
Pal,' respecting the departure Of prince Bona.
par1e ana ms lady, and which we cort-iL,ted
to extend, turns out not TO be core ~ f
following article confirms their iilio-wrrcL no
board the Philadelphia. ~ seA ei
We are authorized to fay, that The accanr,
lately giVenn Prince Jerome Bonap3rte 9nd ~.
lady being fhipwrecked in the fnow pblsIrI,
phls' in the bay of Delaware, on their psf;age
to Cadiz, IS corre6.-They embarked IT p9T-
Penn' and were landed, after being in imminent
danger, at Piot-town-They arrived this dar
SS Ell October) in Philadelphia accompanied by
Mis- Spear, and Mr.. Pichon. -
Poi. and Gem. RrgiRfr.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-10

vefeis being ready, we fail tomorrow rror,,inv.
hope my next letter will announce 10 YOU orr
iucctis aganit Tripoli, the reEorstion of our
uhi"rt9nate coontrymen to the fge-ts of Eoer-
ty, and Our country an honorable peace.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-10
LATEST FROM FRANCE.

The flip Golden Age, has arrived at this
port iincc our Taft, from Bordeaux, and brings
information as late as September IS, at which
time the building Of gun boats had ceafsd, the
French troops were encamped near the fea fnore,
and every appearance indicated fpeedy enbar
kation to meet the hottie forces of Britain.
Opinions elIentially differ in France relative
tothe real intentions Of the emperor Bonaparte :
But certain it is that while the BritiIh govern
ment are endeavouring to ftgrnatize their pow
erfnl rival as infignifcant in refources, and pu-
Unanimous in the great pending enterprize ;
they are fully ien6ble of the fatal reverfe and
while they are "gu!ling" their opprefed and
degraded fubjetts By tales Of potion and aGaT-
nation, which they reprcfcnt as being purified
10y fends under the agency Of Bonaparte to o.
yerthrow the UirfHohg and kab6y governments of
Monarchy, they are Training every nerve TO DIFF
pei the clouds, which thick and heavy, are fuf.
pended over their political hemifphere, threat
ening the moG powerful couyulfons.
B2R. Democrat GA. %.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-10
From " E5lGua 6y,.n 9 -,

TT0"l " H4e1fna, HaenN s, 1904.
commodore Preble failed with his fdus-
dron from Malta, about The 9TH ult. fnce WHICH.
have not heard from bite.aE sstisle he ;nts,1d'
ca 70 i1TuTrJe 10 r, 10 NV 5l,-5 -
ment for Whiting Trpoi. ''''~ No.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-10
BOSTON, Oaober IS.
FROM THE MEDrTrRR ,9rp :, y

The brig Betty, captain Worth, arrived here
yeeiiterdsy, in 60 days from Naples, brought
d.ipatcleS from commodore Prebie, to govern
Cur oral information by this arrival, isthat
commodore com Ptebie had added fix gun boats.
ketches to his fquadron; and was detrrm; 'r,o
to lombard Trpoh, in hopes of obtainine tbr
officers and crew of The Philadelphia fricate 80
that he was willing to give 100 dollars for es,h
man, making no diitirttion between the Off
GERS and iean1en ;--that the Tripolitans Rad Is
gnn boats, and were erecting new FORKS fo1 e'c-
tending themfelves Sand that the corn1nod,,r,
was of opinion, if he ihould iucceed n hon
harding I5Poli, it would tend 70 brine about a
peace with the Tunifans.
:, This arrival alto furniihes the following arti-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-10

The fhip Golden Age, capt. Nyc, which ar
rived at Bottom on Thurfday lae, in 80 days
from BoEdeauX, brings information later than
we have received, to Sept. le.l IN con.
veriatlon with very intelligent gentleman, who
has tpent above year in France we have OBJ
tanned the following particulars.
The French government has now f1fpended
the further contribution of gun-bosts their
iquadrons arc az the fsveral ports for which
they are defined; the troops arc encamped
within a few miles Of the REFLECTIVE places, sp-
pointed for embarlation, and every appearance
indicates complete preparation FOR fhe long
rumoured inyaliOn of Great Britain and Ire
land.
This eentlc'nanis, however, decidedly Of O.
Pinicn that no fuch event win take place, and
IN THIS opinion, be has been confirmed for ? year
par. The people Gill conSde in the reality 81
tbe expedition, but he found the fnoR iuteili-
gent among the Officers, both Of the army and
navy, were of diGe,eHt feut;meat.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-14
ON CARDS.
II FRAGMENT.

WE had passed our evening with some
certain persons famous for their taste, their
learning, and refinement: But, as ll'-lucS
wohid nave it, two fellows, duller than the
rest, had contrived to put themselves On a
level, by introducing game at cards.
1t is a sign, said he, the world is far gone
nrabsurdlty, or surely the fashion of cards
would be accounted no small one. Is it
not surprising that men of sense Should
submit to ,oin in this idle custom, which
appears originally invented 70 supply it's
deficiency But such is the fatality! i'm
PROJECTIONS give rise to fashions! and are
followed by those who do not labour under
the defects that introduced them. Nor is
the hoop the only instance of a fashion'in-
vented by those who found their ac-
count in it; and afterwards countenanccd
;hy others to whose figure it was prejudi-
cial.
How can men, who value themselves
upon their reflections, give encourage
ment to apractise, which puts an ED To
thinking?
intlmated the old aalusion Of The bow.
that acquires fresh vigour by a temporary.
relexation.
he answered, this might be applicable,
provided could shew, that cards did not
require, the pain Of thinking; and merely
exclude from it thesproft and the pleasure.
Cards, if one may guefs from their fit ap.
pearancc, fcem invented for the ufe OF chic an
and, among the toys peculiar to infancy, ske
bells, the white, the rattle, and the bobby
hoifr, dcferved tleir q are of ccmnendatioa. By
degrees men, who came nearef to childrea in
under Handing and want Of ideas. grew enamour
ed OF the ule OF them as fuitabe entertainment.
Others alto, pleafed to i as6t on tie innoceat
part Of their lives, had recou,e to this smuic.
ment. as what recalled ii to their minds. a
knot Of Williams encrsaifsd the panty Who, re.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-14
NATCHEZ, March &.

A melancholy circumstance took place lase
night at the Firc Ridge On The Pre- Grove Pian,
t ton. Be1weep toe hours Off abd - gis
was observed 20 be in FIRE IN ali ayrec.ina., -
much so, as TO render fruitiess any :x.to7 Of
MIR. Parkinson and the negroes to s2v4it. sky
thousand weight Of cotton N the scSI Is scgp9s.
Cd TO have been consumed by thc day3Gng tie.
uient, the wind from the nofthNsgl oi5s2faz itig
fresh. However we are hapqy 70 say, By The
attention of tfat serelemaa, yao ks25 re a..
groes on the alert, the dw,.i,ag lol, sai he
negro cabins, tonces, X. tan c5ausaai. 20 Ii,
ein,j no fnrfhcs 'd,magc a&3 susftueG i.
supposed, 'Erom.a vAl,ety >; Circumstance, i'at
fire was Intentionally fut 20 t.s building, and
that this fou aced was execa ii by psrs-n IA
the neishbjufhotd. VIII nor tbs 4vengiog hand
f he,ven wing thc swi:scssarr3@S OF y:;r2a'lon
IN ia f:ni that ccui1 F5,us ailo)!ica.y 700 five
innocent orph4Ns Of their substance.
The Edtor Of the H~f5|d is authorised to of;f
a rewatd Of f.e huhdtsd JIars, 70 s1ypenon
who will prosecute TO conYiIt;on, the PsrPctra
tor or perpetrators of lie above h7cGid ana VII
lainoss aa.
Information has been received tTom ne" w
leans, that several attempts have been receaiY
made to settle to that city. G)veTnof Claiborne
has issued proclamation ce;ring reward o.
500 dollars for the detection Of The i0'tna'
arl s.
he Governor has also, by his ProciaInaooa
Of the 2lst ut. otf-red pafdoa 10 all aO'So'
slaves, who shall return to their Respective o""
e.s within TWO months from that date = pro-
vidcdthcy are charged WITH no oth;r crane '0''
runpieg away.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-14

rllef Of that entertainment, which +. e.
te-atd 70 draw from carIs, coails,.l So .''4i
more ledous light, and m,de uf. Of Il IN "a
m,re decent (abfitutc to roboing o. Il. "'
or picking pockets. Bit ma aho o.,, i5'i'
themfelves a dignity Of ch,rit.r, W., ,,pNt .
you hni their lnducemsnr to tbs kind If ~,
For diff ult indeed were il TO d-tern,oe ~ 80
Their it appear more odious an2as n ua.,s "' =
more empty OF ridiculous amoag pstioa. Il -, :
ratisr.
Perhaps replied I, your men of wit AMI s.. {.
may fator 'in. iiv.ei,a, As ,ir,y 9ec.,r, tY
the crop Of jcR and witrict!ia, vain o,.n ~,
enough aFiiss from the nS.nes ana cileu a. 49,.
OF The cards. ''-'
He fad he wou!1 allow this as aofo,., :,
in cafe the m:n Of wis. apd h1m az 80, -,
cepr the excuf- th-rnieiYes.
Irhori fays he, . pegfoas 5bifcy A.. 80,
81; OF tarn1hing OUT much .,r. s.e.4oi. :,
tertalnmen' when gentleman If .Y.,,.,.
4 lhall1eaecm it as his private opiai3a-,bn
have neither fenfe nor fancy.
aiked him how much he had loa- HI, >,
',wer was, he did not mach regard fen &C.,
= but that It haft him to have fql1nl.rea h.,
away on cards and that TO the lof, u coly.d.
: SION Tor which he would have given YEN,