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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-09-29

-. a. human energies are caned
so8n'' - the human rnlpd sweils alto gl-
fafsn, . a It's in towns thai ne arts
Ss1tis 49,; $50 receive their birth and there
also they - ~ S wreath ofthe muses. which
assn'''so ..l,,La,3from the brow OF Greece
had o1en her snsn resigned it 10 lac
---ana SUI $500 :. who taye founded the
Nof'''.. ,,I;,;cal societies Of Europe. From
preses' :, sv;;ew oe "a. progress of learn.
tnis . 9 ssa.rs hat Earspe was peculiarly
ingsN - e.r, !, bay;ar received the germs
hapgY' -, fcom aoat}1er country all
o. ii'e, -, h,,;, .h4m d,.o,siee,I - 81
sscoautl - ;;Ls boe b,.ets aaickened their
tfs, WIZ
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Far the 4!ceaaarla Daily Advertiser.
III II ms
AND DETACHED THOUGHTS,
CGoatinucG.

Lat isjbe tereess-e,e5 ia piia,Sss sthe fbsick q
faepNe;S, ua,ef> the f9oria,;n < ia,5 ~ ~e
dcn, tie G,attue vii ulasoidabiy ,aJiI to tbs
gesna.
1hsteisa GFsnge nsl'sai:y in bad company,
\ ~ .h L = Eggs, leafncd II iwsaT b The
hisot Pharoah
A good dfpahiiar finds fil7srja.ise p'safate
10 te'asrins coed iog eva, wfe mas o! IN
p caa temper cxpey.snle seorc rcaE ,.ser ! ON
4 fancaar Of bis .wa ilesr., ttaF :, N shs fose
OF ans g'ssie.a saei1Y 70 inG,st
saae S1iads pefsis ! ,yaa.feat fyQahiisy; thf
''Anie diis5sis IF an thes leets tte her, shh
gn'o'isasfrn, and PROMPTS q n,iaen:aey },as
STN; out FL eySpo7atcs with The nexe ealuai n
sdtn, Of the day.
! iiFae sc nan. ii chooang comnaoian 70.
NE peter goos. teotc ard good 1lftoiision. Ike
'fs aesay or wea3tt: he former wii ens
.sS' aoosehoid wiia prophecy, if roc elegance,
eng united wlth The latter, viii make yuat ire-
~ ~ o'nasacency, and your so,a- aefrs oie
goraa, l.; ninl fnFe eede ali p5her eouiiis-
Gloas.
SFTs7t6ia mtsli 03'asyates usgneatosxm suai-
~ q Sse0i1f1sn.
S'c1liry and &C enomv are The bea 81 all Pa
,''''aa'es, sna may be faid wi.s Sfoptiesg 70 BE-
rsao'7sids e he gfaees; while Goth 2ra pro,
.@'oel5 Afe he bsac Of famliiss, AID lead to
9aa.i'ei poge,sy.
as love which ptos'aecs the fams effses as
~.itea saaoos siittsr widely ffam i'm quality.
: 4ssaa Sac fssPtuTs. With ha nifty nd detife
ia, ! san w'shcat get oang lh,,r divine origin
: ~ an:ts reAf y eaoiot comprehend arc (hhitefs
Nc" aeu.ss. ysa aie ieceTe ia the fs.eodh, z of
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-09-29
Il r,ost Extraordinary Overerowth.

Captain Aodrews, who arrived az Salem
on the goth inst. IL 81 DAYS from Ecswar-
den, brings 10 news Of political nature,
but has furnished III following description
of child CT most uncommon bulk, whom
he saw al Oldenburs. Il was = girl, in the
SIKH year Of he age. She ,r'ghed 1s5
pounds English we ight. Her height was
4 feet 2 inches, she n4eaaare4 round .uls
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-09-29

waist 4 feet inch; the circumference "A,
her head was two feet foul inenaS iast y.
hove her wrist, II inchesfound s,e elf
O. her leg. l foot inches. II vas With
great difficulty she could walk across tbe
room, and appeared to be very much din
trsssed For breath; and her franz Sc med
scarcely able to SUSAN such load OF Gesn.
Ter nothef was vsrv s,sl II woman nd
has had se.eral children So said hat a
gent!cnlan had Offered h4rl sos. st~ss !,
for the ioan % he did lor 4 fwe!y. ronrh.
~ Garry - Augi&oti as q SIGHT. Sac had
b.-a carried to 'fansuaq I'D Rre.9.e n,
VT iler tnctiser and xtltitec! Il .i,ase
calt. ~ ..n4yc }escrp;inn .n2y be ee,
RenAe.i op2n, IS captain & tirees ,,as SO
struck WITH be- .pHearanl< jnag te s.,< -
IL tToutie q 'akiog '4e dimensions ..lm-
srif,
The German Prince E>terhaay .ss u,
largest hoess u she'p possessed 81 =
one person IN Any 2srf u lie woid. Z4g
iil4hness attrajed ne Wohvrt ar -
she~rlIg in oo4, wren IN s>4ed IA. I9gtA
Of hdt',fd .'ot w1a5puo.,..r ;x r.. r..,-
s;stea p rs Ciae, replied :. CIV
what Number Of .hrrh,~l!s ~ sa ~
an er e~s onc. = {, proba'tl, :" sevs -
Uuke. ''vous tljg!lncs5 ~ haze q
z. your fstftcf' YES" rccsi,d - ).
tustslors foreigner, 6 have IN e=,.uy-.
/. cons's>a oi 10000 s.,etR 9Ed ~ ~ { re-
roanase mens O. ~ns:h I Eecp ESQ .,,,c.
hers ~
q fashionable Young cons1stss a,s;re a
young nobrman .Thiri, r. tho4gslt;;,e nrst-
'icst flower roses ce t5tltb$ 3 n replied . ia,
asrat g*iiantly. You iadystljg;, tYo1.l.,,-
before ali The roses il s,as w4,iI.o
i is the ~ish Of the Edsre 3i Tie MA.
TIoSaL 'nTsLLrGrNczs g ens.Sc an adj.
yidua. veil quzii6cc.to Re7sost tte Ee5als.
q Congress I',cnsSdisse arplica ~, wit,
rhe terms t''ss ~ be sgreeabie, is ,coues..
ed.
Editors Of Papers are requested to isssys
tits advertisement a tezV tiases.
ss..si e.: ~ - e :s-7
DI>n, on Saturday, the 1871 ms ant,
Mao ihOAfaS LAW.3, & Gre,Eari-
CIR County.
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Diarih OF Columoia-To lt5t::

DiariEf OF Columoia-Io FIT:
WHEREAS @Aioz Fodln h y is 2c'i,;ob
in writing ap,'lis5 10 tie H2r. s~iahcas = 6hpsF,
o'eof tne As'&sn7 je3g,a q: N Circuit Gosr.
OF she p,lttits 81 Co'embja 10 la sdmitiad 70
the osDsh: Of she "a 0! ConY,ef. ~ the ,rii>t
Of ipGoivens debtors w!,hn lie 6 a,t& sfa eGsid,
has ita9ed 'h:sein that re is nov Is ,@uaJ nj
hnemeft 10 I've j2j. u ;he &,us1y q ssA1dr,a,
al &c Io;: u w. AID 5 lsonan' s0r; Comma
ny, sEd ia, beng unshc 10 d.fhs,re hi,i Leo
rad aed co's claim. with othe's ss>jca oiss
hss oiF,rsd 70 5el.ssr ~, { j, tht ul, OF h;s d.
rofs, az rs p.one,ty ea!, pt,fon.i AID nike
ht:cr Is fbs,gars gi4'sr, % the crs1;toIS Of ~
fad Wl,,an, f3i}n, x a:'sed IL ,hs uurI
Her!s in the iGwn o. A,x2ndrja, ~ 1u day
tbs n OF C&ater mex, bstwsea he hovt o!
10 o'clock ~ he forenoon. and o'clock be
evening Of b.t day u thsw c.uG Sss fa.d pn,
fvncr iha' act nc d.feha,set according 10 iew.
b Oit.rr
e DEkIE' Al \ = p
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sitranosia Da.tp sUnes1taa,sr.
SATURDAY, SEPTE1BER %.

Captain DAYTON, of the schooner john,
who arrived at Norfolk thg 25h lust. in
Is days from 81. Croix, Left iaere the schr,
Lebao, Grafton, OF this port.
Accounts from Vermont state .here is
BIS little doubt ofthe re- tec.ion Of fumes
Eitot, as membar of The House OF Repre-
seasasives OF Ihe United States.
(Nat. Int. }
On Monday last cam= on before the Cir.
cur CouT., he trial OF JACOB RAY and
Psi LIP WILL : Ms, charged with forg.
ias osak Notes, and passing hem know-
ms saeia 70 be forged. The jary on We
ncsda, broughs IN a verde u GU LEY
ofpdsslag Baak Notes knowing hem ob,
forged.S (i6id.J
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i = =.
Ell IS very doubtful; good look oNs For It
was ShPe iof 8eY~ral days, baS walh no e'-
Feet this ma SO far tend Sc conErm the
ssspicion Of non.eSistence.
Z Lhr journal from America to England,
docs !;tele fnpre than coaarn1 the ps>vious
observations made IA lhis ,-auk, tho thsr-
lae6acter }eil ~ ises than 20 degrees Oh
1>sssislE so NJ southeast of cs,ilg,s,.4,sd
a1Arass again nine degrees ii ,fie same
s..aEit .dea. Were. in our onward sound
~as @gt, We SUPPOSED ours&Aea L, be- .2risa-
- A bretit,l Of tfe GUT SJrts:.,. The taa
4 .a hence OF tt!a tls4rInomete as tie aa.i
q: E9fo,e ia arur,ache,I, IS >cr, r. n.srka-
BE aad aa;.;,!ta.'
;he rood ceor'. ~ lie sfa+e o. F,1rn~c-
ticEs, nave isefao rt.sis,eit VIZ; ,.13r.ss
TIC 3t1cntite dT.s a . faction bef,; ~ ;,,.
dsasr2.nop trey hse-as vi, 1;G-a:gll, AL
hafci II lie wise systrn.s Of .,gesir 3,tliers.
Which, ar republican si.ylnigif+ jo tte;r or.
ganJzarioG. aud tor ,i.,l)one p,1,3ofiso, -,
their execution, are w7.'lout !. narranrI n
the United s stfs. J1,,der re ;n}2l,cnr.. II
riiid aud ws,ol. some Jaws. cher DrasDerin
has been ana. .un ~ ,h4,. ,,ys s,,;cA.,>
~ en;oved IL The ourity Of their nrinri1j-s
the tich b,.si,,gs Of civil and religious j.
berv. The sacrs a7d Da,riofs 81 ne l;t-I.
state, directed bv 40 motive ;,i,; ,os a,i.|ic
good. iaa.~nceA krnovie. vs. but the honor
aad happiness of the s,ase, have directed
It's couicils AID exer,td II. energies. 10 he
completion Of OBJECTS WORTHY Tovern,lrn,
eds republican, enlightened and free. n.
no state III tic union, have stsi,!isanes,s
Tor the educatioa Of yo&th. and h. cause
Of GOD nd bis religion, been better atrend-
ed e AID suppo ted. In no state in the u
nion, have more wise. wholesome laws for
the promotion ofvigrue and the suppression
Of Vlcr aud !smoraity been cnactcd or
better executed. IA no state in the anion.
ar: the msnners, cus,os,s and habrs Of shc
people, more pure. vi,tuous or REPUBLICAN.
And in is fiscal ar~ang ernents and concerns.
~ STATE In the union ..ss exertcd itself with
more zeal and success. Yet she has wit,ju
her bosom, those VITO would de.,rov The
fair fabric Of her Liberties, and level vIth
he du,e, every ves,;ge of her pryat,,ess.-
She has within her Bosom faction. had
ID BY wicked ard unpr.ocplrd mrn. those
hops is rim. Who's abicc, is bauer. 10
their drr,aer resort tTrse ..er,scos.,r. of
Inc party are 3ow atter,rf;,,,. - gs,,a.,,e he
neor,,, INTO h4,.f ,h., -. -.
.,,.,t..., ~
,f'.:. - CIV ''''e'..' '''@' =.
'.,'''''''y ~ -''''1 'e''''''. o' @'o ne p ~
~ o. "ie stN't' give Si'e ~ ~|Tfcf 70
1hS'r ih'qn'''os n'ainuatiol7. - 5.S.'a-
tefested 9b9ervff.a iair C, Jasf 81 TIC G,a-
ractcgs ot the nea who y. ~ as j<te
md tfrfYAfrt voices az .'ls,r 1y,a,t-i,r..s3.
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Se1t 70. Il
e. Printing IN ali It's varlors
branches exccutedat tins Of n
with neatneis, accuracy, ana dls.
patch.
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D.. Noodle, cf Bah has VGed. wi,i, 81.
g'-zch (u.ctf>, :hr 4gau kaN phi (oIs, Xxi
4ium Jatma,ian.1 ias csic OF y saap uho
lad rear tsse. ny yiPc', ard WHO Ass appa-
reni'y in dy re condtior. 4 fooanou. was -
fra 2l;rninia,le1 in water, +yt'y l'oee ~ four
tt,are, anl s;erws'd tvt1y TX hnors: ihe w4s
relieved ,f..r sic e.; dot, sot N taur dsy3 wss
p .fealy ssfor-a 70 htsi:h. {he Dltial a,rhcr
nb!rrves, saat When peTleas aye I.sen hy a,.:n4!s
wa~ie venom S highly d!eetefous che pragrets
81 h. dliordst my be tio'ped, FAD the p-rfoa
f,y-d, by ha feeesj >da'inifs.tian OF 'ilc ka,:
v;um lbaaarivN. Fierce az /, If CT me
fir NJ rntses.l scids ey3at fall % any osr- Of :he
body, TIE n,ne1ia sppicat'ua S,ns l,hltesce
VII prevent yhrca ION doiag 'n,6es u',Ici,ie5
@, Il. a parton hpu'd acciaet'a;ty f*.'i,sw sry
Ct nc nne,ai ACIDS, % hyd' 4gy'us nar'a,ns,
or any o,her cosroi,"g fal, which, an sis4u VII
deco;upols, fpecdy exhibition q foIaisa Of
til. aikaliae fais>, in proper dai-s, afais The poh
likely sneaas OF relief, and CT preventing tho iasa
sf cts.
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To tire INHds7TANTs of PoRrLAND.
FELLOW. CITIZENS !

u
FILL ow- CITIZENS!
WE ave continually haraGrd hy he attempt.
OF dlfotgsnizers. This re iacobins are as &C
five. dc forme rly althouoh thr people have four
gers eiet1ed' orr rrcfent Governor with MAORI.
II s,,rrally inresGre, We are now treaed 10 urn
BIN OFT. For tbs rurpofe, rwe, tv ~ thirty thou
find copies Of pampher. ahosuiinp in viru'erce
fn;fepserentat;on and fa'ihood, have been pub'ih
ID and diaribu.ea gratis. and hntkels are now,v
toc al waqe paper, 10 the hands Of good patriots
in this town.
As nothing feicus csn be o. irtaed to Governor
Srxos6, we are invited % d:fp!ace him, becarfe
il ~il ple4fe the Na,e Of Virginia and the pr TENT
sdnr;ria, aion II Warrington But what ohliss.
tion ae we cndct 10 turn cut SrRose. and e'ea a.
nan MT ha!f &, we'll d,sliFed' " By their leeds
ha! ve k,,cw theo" !, The drettion we fhould fol.
low irjudgrg ne, and from The company a
mar fele9s, We nav aeer;ain his character, A few
weeks have -larfed face ERE merchants Of this town
w-,e ircommotci BY charge in the Office OF
Mstihsi Z cut we were tolt the pnhfc'g good"
fe6a;,ed 4, Again we bea. that the "public
GOOD" Requires ore more facr;6cc, and our old
Pcamaiier is removed. In the 6,R cafe, we KIN W
the declaration ~ 10 unfcunded but it was for
the convenience Of perfon. who has at leaf fome
claims 20 the character Of = gentleman. Bnt can
cur nex pntan,afer ever be rated frnm hi. natnr.
;, theaur-is BY ,ac honor. Of his cation Mr.
G dcon CANCERS letters Jays, "belie wing the pub
lie itfereR will be "promoted," ] have appointed
Mr.. Tb,ms, m PrerGG r. Sc. What does the
"pub!ic i-,erea" mean in this place ! Trough,
to mean the cobvcpienee OF the nhsbitanss Of this
town. not IL. p]earre Of the planters of Virginia,
OF he lave hoIders Of Caroic4. If the words, as
Mad by th- pofmaHer general have any meaning.
they are tale. II he had no meaning, as was
probably the eff, is not bis conduH an infult on
the goodlense fthe people Of this town. sit for
the pubic honor o. intereR. that our new rot.
tNaner will be openly defmfd and d;lruRed by
fonr 6'ths Of the Inhabitants, and privately by
the ref } -
Thefe are the men we mua compliment, who
take every orp.r,un,y to afnlt MS. We NUT
thank them forther conduit, beeaufe they tell US
Ne know not the " psJ1ie ;nt~sf"
Fevow Ctixsns, l hope on Monday YOU will
Cew your frnfe nf This outrage by re-eleaine thofe,
WIZ have frseJ you &, well and although we
eArao. SC heard in the appointment Of q poRmaf.
ter. 1er US exert oa'ieves to have good Gov.
error. osE es THE rEoeLx.
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than can he ;mbibed from tic deerea drauehts Of
the pesan iptrg AZ prcfsnt the fame Guilty alton.
which .. the primal def curfe'' made nece6a'y,
for obtaining the fruits of the earth, tuR be appl.
ed to he mind, before il will yield increale to its
OVID honor, or glory to its creator, The midnight
lamp fnuR be trimmed by thofe, who a'Pire to hos.
orable di0,netons, among tie yo'aries of learning
and aerisces are to be made which may feem
ditcouraging TO thofe who are unwilling to proper
tonste Tigor Of purfuit The importance Of eq'i
Gton lo,enfe Audy depivet Milton Of his eyes
but WHO ~onid tutchaie immortal fame at the
expt nee Of ci,ruptable, la!a,ioes guides? Ard
what is he value OF dim organ OF heih, compat
ed with the efToleehce OF mind, fu'nlihed with
Ieafares OF exhauittefs light. s
The n an Of letters has mines cf plealure. that
The wor Id know not While mul,tudes of drowfy
NOR, ale arb locked in the ohlvious arms oil fleep,
he is ieaiiipg on thcie luxu' repsds that are
urnihsd = poets, o. stors and philosophers Of eve
ry age ard country, in the glowing language .,
Milton,
He lets his lamp m midnight honr,
q Be hung in fome high lonely to~'r,
Exploring Plato, 10 unfold -, u
!" What worlds, what var regons hnld
The immortal mind, that hath fcrfook
!" Her manfon ia thi, 1efy nook
He is acquiring ,reaicres tina, wilklal while eve
other propery lcofes its salne., When the clouds
Of age ard infrmty gather thick around bin
whe the ple4lures Of ienle, aud every charm that
once iotereled his paGiops fhall fade before him,
the 6cres of Literature provided in the earlie pc
RODS Of life will afod az exhauiefs fund of con
foiaton, and never failing ipring of delight.
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BY THE MAIL.
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LsxING ron, /Xeafn

LsxIscroN, (Xenfnekyj March
: A few weeks fince, party OF Iodians, belonging
to the Shawane(s t,ie. came this place, 70, the
purpoe OF placing leveral of their Children TO
fchool There is Ms crsun,aaoce, perhaps, which
70 much diicovers the diipoi,ion OF ,heie favages
20 cultivate iendy and psaceaale cotrefpon-
dence with tie white, and TO preerye that ha,mo'
ny with. which ,a-few, years ago it was difficult 10
infpire them. Notwithilancing The exertions Of
Of the ysrtions miionaries v no had been fent 2.
mong the northweaern tribes. ard heexan2se
which bad been let them BY the frontier ithsbis.
ants as to the iperor advantages IF civilized life,
the!e Indians we'e-always diicoscred 70 be averte
to ali friendly COMMUNICATE until the treaty Of
Greenvelle, 1t is certainly the duty of ire gen
eral government to encouIa age any diipciision they
may 5ifcover 70 embrace ou, osial habits and man.
nerss and Of every individual in our copnss, 60
treat thofe iavages in.fach manner. as to cen
vince them Of the advantages they will reap from
the ehangs of life which they app<A' wiisins TO
adopt.
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FOR yHE toaTLANp 0AxErrR.
TRs PiLCRlM....N mo. XII.

n ingeuuas didicfc Edeliter ar.es,
Emoliit n6res, nee Gait etc feros."
Hoa.
I" Iyxf: Gbs,si ssf. 5sv. Ss,~s.;s'S ~,s&isS
- Sys'saf ~ M, Esd asiw'I IT, bsje resi- ~isis
EVER 6nce our mother Eve par,oek of
-
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Bosrox. MARCH ,8.

s,tf BOSTON. MARCH ~.
Latsa fom Esvet by the Pgru, and Onei1e
Chief, arrived al Philadelphia and New York rem
Loudon, accoun.s to the azd Feb. have been re.
ceived.
BY thefe accounts. il appears, that The king of
Great Britain continued ndetpofad on the att
Fe,. whether dangerously 70, or not. does not APP
pear by the lal bulletin. The laa reports FAY.
the Kings former nalady (nfanisy) had Ieturr-
ed under very alarming ci'cumaanees and that
DR.. Simmons, of St. Luke's bad been added 10
the attending phyGeians. No communication of
the Kings lneis had been made to Parlirmenr;
nor was any change in the niary contempiat -.
The warke prera'a ions inereafed in ex.
tent and vigour; and the movenee,s on The
French eoala, were tbs mott active and mena1ing
An alarm Of ;nfurseetion had been given in
Dublin hut proved to be unfonpdcc.
From Frano---Crpt. Golden. has arrived at
New York from Bordeaux. which he leitth ,,0
Feb. During an embargo Of as days, rgsreau's
army of,o,ooo, which had been Aari oned IN BY
onne. emb asksd at Bordeaux, arS had arrived At
J Rochslles.
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ees Of the var will be IS lit,le burd.rf,m. as POT
iible on the French people"
January. as-1be Fra Copful has had fire.
ahent conferences with his bro,her.ir law General
Murat, now Coverner of Paris. Who will be ap.
pointed in hi 0czj TO the chief command Ct the
Italian army, is a. yet, unknown.
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.
is no lefs repugnant to Englilh feelings than the
commencement Of il. If he had lamented that
the eal4miiies of war again afliaed Europe.
and thar swo nations, friendly 20 America, were
involved in hotiiies, be would have iaid quite
IS, much on that point as he was called upon, or
as was becoming in him to FAY. But. under
all the eircun'fanees Of the fpeech, we regard
his cannon place cant. again& war in general
as approaching Great Britain with being alone the
author Off. The government Of France is com.
pl'mented throughout the,fpeeeh, bnt there is no
ezpredioa Of eaeem fokthis county Gngly.--We
know Of 40 word that: expreAes wifdom better
than that of en- ishteqed."-If the government
Of France Re enlightened, it is wife and il il be
wife. then. Britain is in the wrong in com5ueasng
the prelent war. While the Ameriean Prelidenr
affects to avoid giving m opinion, he mon, dil
intaly declares that England is 10 the4~ WONG,
and francois 10 the right. The wnse ,ennor
Ct the fPeeeh implies this. The compliments OF
enlightened" at fuch time. can be uadsraood
in no other way; and all the ,ant again9 f mutu-
al delarudion," the /" miieries." the /" ravapes I"
OF war, the calamtioGs fcenes Of Europe" the
bloody ARENA" we int rpre, ac,uiatiens a
gainR this country. No men rail % plaufibiy a..
gaina the calamtiss of war as The French and
particularly Bonaparte YET no men have 70 OF
ten embroiled the world in its miferies.
We nall not aecuie Mr. Jeferton Of the fame
ipist but i is NOT afaal for tho.. who lament
event to dwell on the deierittion OF IT, If two re
Lotions dear to third perion wsre to quarrel and
enter " the bloody Arena "-were to msngie and
destroy each ofher, would that third perfon, in
lamsuting his misfortune, dwell with minute nel'
IN delesib;cg their hpguiaary arrggle! Would he
'sli hsw ORG ,ere away the cheek Of the osher
how The other aabbed and ripped up his aatag0n
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To THE EcIToR.

SIR.-We are DESTROYS through the
channel ofyour paper, to return our gral
full thanks to Governor Claiborne OF Ner-
Orleans, anc several other respectable cha
tracters of that city, for their benevolenr
and jealous attention to our situation when
confined in prison there. About the 1876,
day Of May, 1902, we left Nassau for
Muskegee, In the schooner Favorite, re-
gularly cleared out at the Custom House,
and with Governor. Halkct's verbal permits
sion, for the purpose Of recovering from
General Bowles the value of schooner
which had been practically taken and carri-
ed into Apalachicola river. On the 1st of
June, being in St. Georges sound, at the
mouth of that river, two Spanish gallies
took possession Of us, under pretence of
/ enquii1ng into the nature ofonr voyage car
ried US with our vessel to New-O Orleans,
and imprisoned every person.
Welemaln confined wlshcut any trisl until
the 10th September laf WHEN Feeman )otnfon
was unfortunately enoogh to Gu c tIte vigilance
o. has guard. The reit remained until the 26,h
Of January lalt. when the city being delivered up
TO the iAmcrican Government, His Excellency
Governor Claiborne, General Wiikinfon. Daniel
Clark, and Jane. Profit, Fig. and feveral other
gentemvn, humanely ard promptly interter:d
and procured our reeale froma mott cruel and
illegal confinement. Mr., Profit had been our
fesdy friend .ndaGiRed US from the early part Of
our imprisonment; but neither his ffienclhip, our
rights as Euglilhmen, nor our tedious iaAeiing
a aied with the Span n officers.
Rejected and unno.iced by Governor John
Hafest, to whom application had been made
repeatedly in vaio, we GOULD in all probability
have fill remained in confinement, but for the
humane interference of the gentlemen aboyemen.
toned. And We requea The Printers Of tn: /.
States will infcrt this as public ,etimony of our
gratitude,
FREEMAN JOHNSON,
JOHN HENDERSON,
For the crew of the lch'r FavoriIe'
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THE cOMMISSARY COLBERT,
GENERAL ROCHAMBEAU,
UPON THE QUESTION,
e What IS the present situation Of Port-au-
Prince p
UPON THE QUESTION


How easy it is to fulfil the task which
you have imposed upon me!
You call for particulars respecting our
situation; You believe that it is time once
more to remedy the evils which Cypress US,
and you are ignorant that our distress is
increasing while | write; you are ignorant
that the only efectual remedy tolighten the
weight of our evils IS in the overthrow of
this very organization which gives you the
supreme power. The government alone,
the public tunctionaries, and above all the
generals charged with the defence of GER
tain parts of the colony, ought to be consi-
dcred as the prime movers Of the affecting
events which insure our destruction: The
interest which you seem to take in our Sic
tuation, and the desire which you manifest
to apply to it some aneyiation, ought tor
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DR.. HALL

F HAS REMOVED two doors above his late
rrfidence, and next door bclow Mr.. Snowden's
Printing Office. He will now attend to buGnels
in the country as we'll as town.
THE HOUSE be lately occupied ia to lei.
IT rfers the advantages Of good Rand for
5uIne., wiki coa,mcdious apartments tor
family he has, however, only an inteteA Of 8
months IN it, bet by application to either Wnl.
Hepburn or John Du' DIS, It may be bad for a
longer time upon the fame terms.
April "a
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x,,r.,lSlta DUP aobsrttssr.
saturday, AFRrL II.

The person gObo found q lost
. + I'm Hursdaylast and got the
20 s I from the Ba7pk for 1t, w'A
''g Inset some trouble BY lea0-
e he, he ansoust uitb the right
C w
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ea,nef prayer Of al! hofe who entertain 'nsi-
ments OF probty and OF devotion to the car.
Try which the generals have pfolcribed.
Il ire Copy,
By the general in chief of the indigenous az
my.
lSigned)
DEssALINEs.
FROM THE BAHAMA GAZETTE.