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Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-29

Afalo,saar CYset-A cascchiffn has il.cly
been prin red at Con9aufinssA for the initruttion
of children educated in the Maohmeian Reli-
eion. Il forms ccpious commentary on the
fenets Of Illamifin. The principal articles to
which the young MuHalman is required to give
his af!ent, are comprlied in the following decia-
rations -" believe in the books which have
been delivered from Heaven to the Prophets
In this manner was the Koran given to Ma
homet,thc Pentatcueh to Moies, the Platter to
David, and the gofpel to Jefus I'LL believe IN the
Prophets, and the miracles which they perfor-
med. Adam was the frft Prophet, and Ma
homet the lait. believe that, for the lapie OF
Fifty thouEInd years, the righteous ihall repof-
under the fhadc Of the serreaial Parable and
that the wicked hall be eSpoied naked to the
burning rays ofths fln.-l believe in the bridge
Sira,, which pales over the bottolneis pit OF
He'll: It as fine as hair, and as tharp as
4 fabye. All mutt pals over it, and the wicked
fhall be thrown off, believe IN the water
pools of parable. Each Of the Prophets has, il,
Payad;fe bafonfor his own ufc /; the water is
whittier than milk, and fwecter than honey. On
the ridges of the pools are veflcs to drink out
Of. and they are bordesed with itars. believe
in heaven and he'll. The inhabitants of the
former know no want, and the Hours who at
tend them. are never afflicted with iicSnets.-
,Phe Apor Of Pariditc is muis, the ffone. are FL
yer. and the cement gold. The damned are,
on the contrary, tornrented with lire, and by
voracious and poifonous animals.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-29
ACADEMIC !NroRMATroN.

THE Vacation in FrycbnrS Academy, commenced OF
| Tpefdav the nth inn. ard wili continue until the
n Nover,ber next at which time infructon will acan
n,mencc unaer the direction OF Precepior Cook in
pe.dno writing, Arithmetic, Engliih Grammar Cea.
graphy, Afrohomy, Phioiophy, and the learned laf-
guages rhe paa fervccs Of the nitrntor have bceur
bo6y fatisf Glory the Board aud The ure p'ede.
Is of his future em;nence ard ufefunefs
Boarding can bs obtained reafonaole ermand Par.
ents and friends may ren aured that attention viii be
Maid % tie Improvement OF the youth well in pety and
,noraIity as in the cieneesard that ts daily example
as well as prccept of the nructot will be rong
rer 70 prevent Their, from falling into iccns sipstoa
and id encs Na fEosESDbN, S.rreia,y.
+ NB Thofc s.uJents who with to improve in MusIs
either zoe Instrumental, may receive intr trr.
in fro,n the Precep,or.., Ca. a..
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-29
F,eD FaH and Wiatey Goodt.
NATHANIEL, IENKS,

Has Jun opened at bis fore IN No,.bynmon5, handfome
afcrtmert Of EUROPEAN MESr-iNDfA HARD
WARE GOODS. GROCERIES, &c which for rea
dy cath, any kind os country produce. will be fo
As c!.eap at any aore IN Name.
THIS ASSORTMENT eoMrEnEs
DLOADCTOTIiS, Kerfeymeres Veivets, Swanfdown ms,
- Coai;nss, Roie Blankets, annels, Baees, scrges.
fioiicry, Fcarnaughts Foree Cloths, Dursnts Caman-
Goes, Caiicoes ,hswls, Jinncns Csmbrcks Handler
chief. OF all kinds Mems Women Boys SHOES, Has
&c. &c
Together with cxtenEve aAortmcnt OF HARD.
WARE con,priing alrno every article tuppofed TO be
ialeabe in this part of the country
A'lo. Coffee Chocolate, Cocoa Bohea, souchong and
Hyiopfkin TEAS Loaf and Brown SUGAR MolaAes },
Cotton w Iniia and Eng ar,d Rum, ben Holland s
and = by GLASs-NA!Ls and DRADs OF al kinds
LIKswIsz,
Bibles. 1'enamenss. Hymn Books, School Books wri-
ting Paper Oais, Ynk Powder, States, Pencils &c.
O. The hshca price given for r CS * JUNK
nasdyomcab, or. IS. tD ..,
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-29
FOR SALE,
nNE SAW, in a good and convenient

nNE SAW, in good and convenient
doe,c Saw mill, with fifty acres of Land adj
joining without faid Land will ben fun the pur.
chsfer, Penohco river, about rifles above the
head Of navigation il being the bth fsud for Lumber
ing in the Drf Of Maine, astherc is plenty Of water
all the year. and log, nay he brought down the liver in
RATS 90 miles the mil in the fprng Of the year. AMI
can raft the boards from the mill down the river to the
head Of The tide
One faw has fawed az thoufand Ct boards ID
enc week this fummer Ian paa.-sad Mill fands on Iu
da. OId-rown fats I,kewfc the privilege Of building
.o,sle Saw mill TO be built A.a.e on faid fails
,1",;re IF NATHAN WINsLOW of Fsimouth. in the
eonn,y Of Cumberland, or Of JONATHAN wiNSLow,
on the premiles.
A.Fo for falc, one lot OF excellent LAND,
containing ago acres in the to~H OF Fairfax and coun
~ of Kenncbcck II lies on Penobcot road and about
s miles from convenien, landing Said 70. adjains On
Na,La. Rs,.Doe4. farm, where he now dwels Inquire
of r.;d Matthias WINsLow, or OF SvtpxtN HAHrEs, or
f.id Fairfax Nal ~ "'So.o". 3:
~ ,stb Ma I8s4. .Ta ~s'o 81.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-29
THE AMERICAN CAPTIVE, IN 7R1poz1.
fes 6y yang H,7iaaa named RAY, co7o afriOafe Ma,as
i- tie Uuisi Sta.es Navy1

YE lrrii dornes whole tcttirg columns aand,
MARKS Of the defpots dctolath,g rand
Whole weeIgrown roofs and mould ring arches flew
The curle OF tyranny, nations woe;
IL cvvgy ruin, every pie find
Your dreadful cells expreilivc silence break.
Echo TO groans, and elcquently lpeak -
'rhe Chraan's blood cements the Zones. he rears,
This clay was moinened with the chrans tears
Pale as thefe walls, priiorer oft has lain,
Felt the keen icouree, aud worn the ruth,cs cham;
yWh,ie icosne foes encreaiins fortunes pour
Fill the poor victim feels, alas no more,
Zen here thy fons, America, are found,
Eockd in fonl priions and i'll fetters bounds
Heavens! what time mutt free Columbia bow, -
Before yon tinie.d syrant. murky brow
Crirce to power, which death and rapne crown,
Smile at fn;le an. tre..be at frown
Kneel at a throne - cle'nency ir'p'ors,
Enrich i By fpoiis and Rain 4 with humane gore
To pirate Gends obiequiois homage pay;
Their prefcnce honor, and their will obey
Endure the laih, the ponserous load iuain
Suprefs their anger and their threats refrain
Leave rich cline explore the reacbourous waves.
'Ihe fort of mifcreants, aud the lave OF ilaves
Heavens! a. the Eight, each patriot captive glows,
With virtuous hatred on his coantrys Toes,
Al every blow, indignant PATRONS riie,
And vengeance failles from reientfui eyes
Blu. heaven is juit. though mans bc-vilder mind,
To the dark ways Of Providence is bind,
File wha are fon,e ordain'd above the ref,
Or Williams treated better than the belt!
Why Inartyr'd virtue hang thy injured head
WA,- lid an Arnold, while Ware. bed
Earths murdercrs triumph, proud opPfeioFs reign'
While patriots bleed and captves hgh in vain,
Yet Aurnbring jufsce .ooa fhall wake, and iliow,
Her fword unG,eatlId and bend the hoitile b0w
Columbias genius hover round each ion,
And thy bIs,f 1aade, immortal Wilmington;
Unite to guard US from nefarious foes,
And heaven defend, and angels interpoie;
Devoted tyran,s caue our wrath 10 feet,
And Beys and Bafha"s in fabtnifton s<neel,
Mans equal right, fweet liberty reisore,
And defpo,iin fall, TO rife no more
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-29
IOSEpH POPE,

ID No. :, Madjs Reu,
IA Especially informs his friends and the public
that he has jun received 5y :he Nabby from Liverpool
dire torn the nlanufa Cures,
Superfne, Midling and low priced
gro.d Coahs- -Plains-Ca Sorges-Rat.eens-
Observation-Disclosures IS Baizes Re Blankets
Velvets-Frtih frith Lrenss
ftkewiie geLciaI aformcnt of Other goods iu''abe
for the efent aud approaching ieaon which he offers
10, fe hoefale and retail the moi rcaonAbic terms,
for cath approved Credit.
N. b. A general ahortment OF Cotton
Yarn, Ticking Gotten shr,,ns, ard Sheetine as uiuaL
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-29
FOR SALE.

A Valuable Lot of LAND, lying in the
town Of No5isIveugb, in the cour,y Of incc,n q,
the head o. Daafco'tybay, containing with
Dweling-hooi, 80 sS feet, ory. the oat6de wei.
6n.ed cuts about or of iait bay, and. ahorr
four tons OF Eas1 well wooded with white oak and
pine timber aboa hall mile from thrse mills, End
one erin mill aud about mile from the f,eetpe hcuf.
vel u .ed for Ship penter or arader-For further
part ua inquire Of DAVID Dsssis the eniies,
CT Of IogN WArsEHevsE, Of Falmou h. ca s.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-29
SAMUEL WATSON,

1T bis SLIP in fys Sired, 9apyG's Jsna's H'7s,
EXECUrks tho Tailoring Buhnsis ia all i,s branches.
IL Every sdeutiOn wi be paid to cultonsrs, TO have
their woik done well aud eAptd,tio.hy.
He bar j6s SALE,
few piece. of fashionable iupcrine Broadclcths-A
variety OF handiome vsaings- OF all kinds.
&c. &C. O0. l8
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-29

BARBOUR 81 BARNEVlLL,
Ecre-nyest.
Have jua received, handfcr1e anor,mentof
fresh Seasonabis GOODS,
coNisTiso OF
LACK, navy blue, and dark mixed
iuperhnc and low priced Broadeloths.
...K and dark mixed, iaperhnc and low priced Keriey.
nserSs.
Fearnougts, Coatings, Ratteens, Serges.
Black and drab Vefvets
Pianas, Bsizes and Tlannels, of all cclours
Eest i<oic Blankets ali hzes
Variety of Swansdown, nix Velvet, and satin VestinS
Ladies ik and cotton tOic
Gentiemen's fix, cotton and WORRIED 90.
Back ana white Cauze do.
Ladies' white and coored silk Gloves.
Gentiemen's back and whie fix and Leather do.
kutteis yaiam ancoe., Shaloocs, and DurAnt.,
Cotton and linncn CHECKS,
Variety India Cottons
Waite and coorrd Cotton Cambrcks; black sarlnet do
lrih L.Als ms, Blown tio!anos.
silk cotton and morocco suiPsnceis'
Cai,,oas and Dinites.
Bed licking silk aud cotton Umbrellas.
Cambr,ek Mullins, booked, do. Came,s' hair Shaw's
Black SAt,ns and lcstr,nss black hk Velvet.
Silk and cotton shswis, aud HankerchiSfs.
"a, a., o., IA, s-4, ga, 10 =, D.sPeis'
Back SATIN for sentlemens wear, hyperion fAbrick
EnXi.in Sewing.snk. and iw,st &C. &c
THEY HAVE LIKEWISE GOOD ASSORTMENT OF
Hard and Hol!czc-Hare,
Some of which conlists OF Nails anI Beads all kincs
Bis,ered sna German steel large ana i'm Ill Dogs cart
Wagon aud chsile box.s Iron Shoves ano Spades Fry
in2 pans, bake Kettles Cotton and Wcoi cards, Bel
lows houte neat Braics, block tin Tea pos ;p'-
ten, shot ), ln,ah teeiyards Sleigh bes Bsx colt
Mills Iron, do Chai.e snd tiuntng Whip; with a
great variety ot GU FIERY, &s sc.
Also,
A few puncheons and hhds. of good
ret aag Rum and Molsies, Gosniac Brandy, best Ho
iAnas GIN Pure Wines, treh res. spaah Goat and com
mon l. diso, Loaf Brown, and iGdia sugar, Dpt and
Nout Candies, Log and Red Wood, No. 4, and No.
Chocolate, Nutmegs aud Caia. best Poland starch,
with variety OF other WEST INDIA GOODS and
GROCERIES, as uiuai.
fs,i!aRd, DC! 8. try
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-29

HENRY LORING,
GOLDSMITH AND JEWsLER,
7gf a5co, 'bs A5aiss BsnI, FIJI. Street.
ErAs juh received foI fale hsndtcme ahortmert OF
L 4 JEWELRY and FANCY ARTICLES, of the ia,ea
tailioes which wil be field very cheap.
All commands in his profsiiion, attended to with
punetuaity ana- diipatch Oct IS
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-29
Jh3 Has,e,th,

IS publihed every MONDAY, by E. A. JkNks, M. ~
Printing. Office Ne ,, FyS-Ss,s4s, PosrLAxn W.T.
1nhfcr;n,;ou, adyer,ilen,en,. coumunic cations, &c
are received with at,euron. The price, 70 ceunJ =
fubirrihers who receive their papers at tne
in packages by the mail, is ONE DoLLAh 2 -.
CENTS year.--sr Subscribers who 1--we n 49, 49,
and or Whole parScrs are &c alcd and forwarded itPs
r4,e,y, will DC charged TWO poLLARsay year
tsr Asvn.ls,s will derive peculiar advantages
this paper, and in 7tS.ftys COMMERCIAL 0Azst'A'
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-29

FOR SALE,
BIZ Thomas Crofs,
.!bh Store, Fo,e-Syest, corner FY::,s,eef,
40 puncheons Santa Cruz and Ao,igua Rum,
zoo pieces RuuGA and Raven. Duck,
A quantity of Tai, Pitch, Turpentne and Rozin,
Gables, Cordage, of al Gze.
sIiip-cFaNDLERY and HARD WARE, as ufuat.
Oa. %
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-29
Uphoi.rery oloie.

AARON AUSTIN, & co.
HAVE for falc, at their fore, Forefreet,
head Of Ingraham's Wharf. eonitAnt iuPpy &c
Live Ceeie,
Sts Fowl, I
Eufhs, SFEATHEHS.
aud
LiiSon
Alto--cot,on and Eneiih BEDTicKiNo, Of difsren
kinds.
R,.lha BEDS and MATTRESSES tady made
Beds made and fi,,ed at the ilorteii notice.
Sparia, and French INDIGO.
a.. The above shormcnt ot Feathers IS warranted Of
tie ARR quality, and will nc fold as cheap as eau Ae pu-
hated IN peeon. (tD Pcy'load, Hg.sa "a.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-29
TO LET,

TO III,
ONE half of a.wo tory double HOUSE.
~ Gua.ed ON Middle lreet snd Temple trees, ssss
haf Of large Garden. Apply to CsSs1n y Ssva
No l. Union how, M,dde>frees. Ga u
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-29
FOR -saLE,

a FARM in Corham, con.i{tn20 7c acres Of LANDf
A imuroved well watched, ani wooded, with buits
ing, thereon -iikruife, ACC g. LAND lying 10
BALDWIN, adjoining s4taso Pori For further particulars
inquire of JOHN HAsh.Ei, n, J"n
~ i. in GsrL4w..
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-29

NEW BEEF;
Ies n -cIlb Warranted tgsi@ Bsaos and taeisd .si,5
seoys SAT-.
400 Dbl. ofMef No. 1, and EFF. -"
Acc half BNls Mef,, and No /, do.
do do Meas Tongues.
so bbs No and PORK
900 hhds life May Liverpool and Cad;z SALT.
Iyfon ikih, souchong and Hyfen TEAS, in Chefs
BAGS Georgia COTTON.
Qsrser AXIS MaiAga VINE.
Bb.s. ROSIN, &c.
For fac OH liberal credit Ivy
JOSHUA RICHARDSON,
at RrcuAaosoN's Wharf. on Al,
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-29
SAMUEL TRAsK,


d EfpeafulIy informs his friends and the
ruhiic tia, he has taken the nore lately occupied
bv MeJrs Crofs and Irsk Aad has j.a received q
genera siIortment of
Faj5ionslk, Fancy, and Staple GOODS
AMONG Ass,
Superfne and low priced Broadeoths.
Coatines Fesrnousats, kerieys
Plans asfges, Et,iaeres, Swandnwn.
Rofe Blankets, from Go 10 quarters.
Flanre.k Baizcs, Swankins.
India Cottons German Checks, lriii Lnnens, bfown
Holland, P:atelle.
Cotton Cambrcs, iinncn do.
sstins Engliih, India, and French Lu!lrinSs
Silk Gloves, Cotton do.
Striped and plain 6Ik sel1ets, fix Plufh.
Back and wh,te Laces !; Laced Cambria S,oekifss
Cahcoes Mullins Dim't'es
Ruffes Durants and CAlamancoes, Cotton Veive9'
Sewing Six, amc hair Shawls.
MuGs, 'Tippe,s ard Gkins Tor Muf'.
Straw Bounets, &c. &c.
ALSO,
WEST-INDIA GOODS, GROCERIES,
and Fitting Ger.
Litsre;e-N Clais, Iron ware, FIJI,
&C. &c aud mspv more a,uclls umerous TO par leu
ze all OF which will be iod the meA 's"ionabe
terms 1'' !"
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-29

f1rR AYED from Portland, in Au2uh pad, AIRED HE'fIN
y three years old bug horns. white hind ICES. .".s
Nreak in her forehead whoever viii denver isd Hes
r !, pr,.sd or Give information where Me may be 90
,aneS. Nail he paid for the;s trcabie by
GEORGE WHEELRIcHI. !
Portland, ca II :.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-29

BY ihips Nabby and Eliza from Liverpool. :
WILLIAM GODDARD,
TIAS received very exlendve addition to his former
1 ahJrtment of
HARDWARE GOODS,
which are fer fale his fore, MidA a,ss', by whole
ia aod retail
Also a large quantity Of Shot Blackfmth's Anvls
and Vices Brais KETTLES, Sheet cad; Sheet 'ron Ned
Tc.a Sad Irons EnelihshoveIs aud Frying Pans
a large ~ilorment os
7sino's plsiss, IF a7ns9a'epery 1ysripfi'".
Likewiie-3oo Boxes ) by 3, oay :, and by 6Rrif
toll and Liverpool Crown Window Giafs. oaiks Cut
and Wrought Mars, &c &C.
Po,tani. Oa. ~. Vf)
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-29
of.

AN Saturday iae. SILVER WATCH set~eea
~ K;ag nsee, Portland and Broads tavern stroud'
water with p;nchacck key and feai Whoever WI
re,urn the fame inan hc andomey rewarded fer thtf
trouble Apply at the Gazette 9liecs ots 49,
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-29

Notice.
| HE copartnerihip of the fubfcribers,
,:adtr the trr OF
CROSS e TRASH.
having expired the fame IL this day by mutua, eonent
dsaolved-Al pericns having any demands ssaint 'Aid
copany arc reaueted exhtit the fame Tor ietenen,
and all who are indebted called upon to make nme'
' Joseph CROSS Jun.
SAMUEL INASK.
Patani Oa s, 1884.
NB--AH cescns indsbfeS 10 S5slfph C,sf,p.
on No " cam are anee yugd Pay The Jane 1y
-oia be put ia.1a.
NEW GOODS.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-29
PORTLAND BOOKSTORE,

PORTLAND BOOKSTORE,
No. S, Jfa6Sy's Roir,
Tickets and Quarters, in the
oh CIafs
-Hddey Canal Lottcrv,
which pofi,i"ely commences drawing the
25G 0e,o5er,
Iaff received Large
6horts. n of New
and Vsluable BOOKS.
Farmers Almanack for 1905.
CG n -
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-29
Strayed or fo'en

Srayed or ioien
IRON the Stable of the fusferber o. the evening" q
L the II inaaa "a large Aav HORSE. fifteen O. FIX.
teen hands hgh, dark aud tail, nane on the es
fce Whoever wall return fad Horfe TO the inolcf,fss
Aall be hanafnciy rewarded ADD all neoeif.ry cnasss
paid. Dawn =. 0NAO-s
C0,Bsm, ca. as.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-29
STR21ED.

IRON the fuhfcrber, about four weeks hnee, hra.
Z die COW, with bell on, tai awnfaaly ioE c-"nc'
ever has taken up iad Gov and will give informatoa 10
THAT may beIseovcred, hall DC rewarded ny appyaS
to the Gazette Office oes. a. !,
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-29
DAlc d MSLEII,

DdI e II|VI-I~1S
HAg. FOR SALEs
roo Hhds Turks III and SALT.
90 Barrels ROSlN .
40 do. ALEWivES, in fhipping order
60 Cak, Philadelphia POWDER, OF an exseient
quality,
Chef. of Souchtng TEA
W1f- Gods and Grscerifs wholeia.e ana
tail, as uliaL
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-29

a WOMAN With a good breafl Of Milk WI ~. IA. !.
"A child to nurie-Every attention wan os pa'u ,;r-
II, infant, and the charges will be res'"a"e
u the Printer.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-29

THIS dayis ditloived by mutual content
L the Copartnsrihp of the fuSicrihcrs. under the
HI" " ''',A JEREMIAH w SMITH,
WILLIAM p. DAVIS
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-29

NE AL, pcrrons indebted to faid firm, are called on
70 make payment, and thofc having demands reqne ied
70 exhbi. them for fettlemeat to JEREAlAHW SMITH
Portland, 0a. g. 1904, to'Si
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-01-17

yo.ing By feasesj aid 10 coaiequ.ncc Of ri. s,:,
(cns indifcrimiaate mode of election, Wa5 gl.ka:
not perhaps be IN. n5t Immediately acc.gcaas
to the majority Of all tn. inhabitants Of the oaioa
taken in fhc aggregate land the inhabitants OK
the large ftates malt of nsceii'y form iu:h mI.
jority.)
Yeti say, should such an event take p'ac. in
the course Of things, have trust gone tar to
prove that il is at worst, bur partial, temporary
aud very restricted evil, arising necessarily out
of our peculiar form Of government, the natural
consequence of our territorial divisions ard the
political provisions and notifications adviscdIy a.
doptfd to compromise on. various interests, tore-
seen AZ the time our national compact vas formed,
yet adopted as maor an! astcBl.) /acrjfte To
prevent tar greater evils AID as presenting .the
bcst perhaps tie only mode ct compromising TIC
iayrg interests, Of satisfying the opposite pseten.
sons, and Of quoting the j-alauses tears and a..
pfehensions OF the various members, SO ueequ4I
IN size, power, population and riches, wh2 are az
this tine SO happily united in one great conssde.
raey.
Such, Mr. SPEAKER. is my humble opinion,
the tue point OF view in which this and every
,t.ler pfopoGticn TO alter our natioaa compact
ought ever TO be confdered; fuch is the point OF
view in which the fpbjstt now under conG1era-
ton has p.efensea itlelf TO my mind. have
therefore complied with my icnfe of dl.y, and
obeyed the dictates Of my conlcicnce in oppoGag
the alteration to the cont tuition, which IL Is
now propofed to make. ! know iuil well the
popular feelings and f.niin.nts are againa me on
this qutfion, & thar ,what falls from gentleman
ON this fidc of the houfe. is, in tke attusl fate
of things, nor very favorably received out of
doors, and for she-naa part attributed merely to
party feelings and party opPoition. In the pre-.
TENT inteance, however, can in honor and with
truh declare, thatL at from noP4Ty motive
or party confederation whatever. My objec.
lions and oppohtion to the reiolution on your
table. are the refult Of asfnccrs conviction IN
ny own mind, after tie moi dilptaionate and
attentive confederation, have been able to be-
Cow ON the fubjetf, and | mcf fersent!y pray,
that Whit we ale enaesvouring TO eXtricate
our(elves from dilemma of ,ttc0a3ay imtor-
lance, meg1aray gro1virg asf IF e2r peculiar
made Of gogeyament, and to provide d remedy
aeainff a partial inconvenience, we may not in.
sdvertan,ly place oufsves in alabyrinth of
difficulties, and expofe cur poferity to a mutt
tu4e of evils, more fata! to the peace and haPP.
nels Of this union, than We are any US at this
time aware ct.
(Oe6ats % be coatigAeal
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-01-17
From Co5bet's Wcekly Register, Oct. 49,

The FUNDS have, VIC are tod, Titen one per
cent. in conf:qu.nce OF report that the ioidists
of the French army had nfGffd 70 en'6aIS f't
the ;nyaGon of England !! Andis therF father.
oot ;nr,n.. who will yeit his chiidren's means OF
Evidence in property Ike this II 'he funds fii'
one Der cent. upon fueh rumonr, to what point
will they fox, if shc French army III uld net,
only embark, but actually land n England, and
advance towards London; :han which there IS
nothing more propabls J!
SralNlND PoRTuGAL are, it lecms, at IaH
TO be numbered amongft our enemies. Spa"
fhould have been 70 long ago. Portugal VIII be
, rich prize 10 France and, thoagh inhjugati9s
will not be plcafAnt itat. TO the P1Fugae!s,
thnee au,oneR them who feel a due degree OF re.
isn,ment againa US for oar pelhiy at tn: treaty
of Amiens. when we ccn.cnted to ,he alienation
Of 2 part of Portugal an favor OF Spain, IN orceF
thar we might retain SpanIth iil1nd: every
Po.tugusle that recolleffs oVenza and ttio!'
dad, wil,feel even in bis chains, tome-conioao'
on. when he rejects that his ilavery Is lnJafoa'
~ Eoolana. 1t " IS vainly hoped, that we lhoud
GROW rich by an uninterrupted warfare on the
Commerce and colonies OF France ard her allies
Ipr1Asp.-The government O. Ireland Is a
qovernm- MT OF lawyers and OF clerks. Inc Pes''
aod oreat landed gentieinen are not consults9i
,brv are offended, AMI impute tic neglect tic
union. The rulers, like all weak ones, cout.
the natural enemies of the stare, and tisf'oY'
WITHOUT gaining friends lose those whom to'y
might rely on. Tie Irish militia should DC eH'
changed. In their stead troops should be ssa''
wbose fidelity might be relied on and who YOU'D
be fried 10 meet an experienced enemy III u''
field. AS there is no Irish Parliament 'he Pee,'
and great landed gentlemen of the country shoD'l
be consulted. Ii troops Came: DC spared 'fol
Great Britain. transports should at any rate, o.
ready a: Liverpool, Sc. and part or the army
held in constant readings to EMBARK ni'' 1's
dictated by common sense, bat pefhaP'
that circumstance aHords little enccutagen'sn'
20 hope that they will be adopted by the ii''I''
,s,. in az in the case Of Hanover lr be I'D
late. y;,.
THR LLoYs's FUND seems 10 have passed i,
meridian. A trAe or two has been nSS'2"S"
from il bur il will not 90. The trick has o1e'
seen through and the committee have LOB
seems, been able to squeeze from tA7 wo%''
of the united kingdom of Great British ai'a -.
land" more than about { 400, though .h7 So
scrip..on extended from the datcbesscs Gov"
the pea podders of Brentford. Il Is ho"eSs'' n
be hcsed thar some member OF paritahe'" -.
move for an enquiry as 70 the authority ~
tn. Of which Nj. FreeIing an ota3et oil va