Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-03-31

ia ! Would +. 90 ever 10 ae si al ,he'loody pa-,
stellar. or wor.' he not dinifs fror, bis mind
tie crcumfance, and lament Only the tie fate OF
his fiiena, Mr.. leaerf q dwells or ,be. csIan,,.
ties Of war in Europe at 90 ordra,y sDg;b and
with eyprt lions Of little endsrrer to fy r.. ea6
ot them. u is pot eoough hai the csniure COG.
veyed agann the Dilligeient Powe S. for being az
wal. fcems TO be partial The may be ctonri-
aanees which notwi hltsndng p'etende4 impair.
tally, !h.w 1gaan which ri The parties the atast
is really ieve'let. How FAR the psaiie If the ed
lgbtened govtrnmcnt Of Frame, as a eir Urn
larce Of this kind he have already explained Bus
even admitting hat there was no fvth eirear,,.s
fapce Efill it would ne rude and unfsll ng osy Il
five equally to each OF the belise:cns 10 ,e -eien
at full lenghth and in odiops co'ots t,e he o az
their ftuation pr vijed that each th,iks. as nc
dcub. tie d., The itnann could rot be evoke a.
Common place defamation agart The al i,,.;ss
Of war nay be heard as noli delivered ia an NJ.
hoefe IN Bi,ain or tn-rica as ~ NJ, J-Hr 10 &
fpeeeh, apd m as good Eneliih Thea. why, a.
gain we Elk, why dwell 10 much On the blood; &.
rena p While the horrors Of wa, ..e :aus depicst
we perceive. however, the fpirit OF CONNIE, &C a
wake. Mr. Jeferfon does not fad to make the A.
mericans unterltand The ufefunefs Of their con
merce tn Europe, and the advantages which may
be derived iion, their etuaion.
Some peions viii Deem this article die efpeH.
/ fol to- he Chief M,giN'ate Of arear ard vt,f
gu, people connected With as by arorger ties than
human laws. We couffs itis not refpedfal. But
ther. is an old tayirg. relpsd yourie!. and the
world viii refpea you" If the Prefdent Of ,le
u. 5, doe. rot iuffriertly ADM, the ina &C snd
relpea the feelin.gs.o of Englihmen, and of com
mon fenfe, theS NUT he lock for little eirefpea
in return It's painful me viii tiRk no,
,Jsr, e., Al Car
this location !; but it would be mean ard dafta,d.
ly TO copceal them. Le, The PrsGdens's i:seeh
and orr aairadver!ions go fosi VI into be woiia
together. We know tstir fife, The 10 nler
will be adrnsei and oiled in P4,is the u ter.
We trolt, wh be app owed by every Englhh no.
fom, and ny ali ioms bu, French bois,Ds We
viii not 10 fiience re caufs: n. raca jun ard
imperious that ever iupoied on nation,
mirepr elented and fulisi Neither will we iee
pats without ceniDre tie aneriioa that the French
is ana enlightened government, a, the momest'
its whole progress tends 10 darkea and tatbarife
the world.
London, Feb. 7.-.- The fevcre indi{po.
fifipn of his Majefty has occafioned various
rumors OF an expected change ofthe min
iltry. By theie reports. Mr.. Pitt is to re,
iume the chancellorfhip of the exchequer.;
MIR. Fox to be fecretary tor foreign af-
fairs lord MORA, fecretary at war MIR.
Grey, fecretary for home affairs mar
quis CORVALLIS, commander in chief;
Mr.. Canning, PRECEDENT of the board OF
~controul; Mr.. Erfkine, encouragement,
&c. But we can allure our readers, that
thole rumors are the pafime Of idle gaid-
nune5 or the tricks of lockjobhers. We
are authorized to fate, that during the MI
neis Of his majefty not the fmallelt a!,era-
ton will takeplace inthe miniary. Should
his majeity die, what George the Nth
will do, noosfe But hlnfelf can tell and
he is too prudent prince to utter fylla.
bic on the fuhjeet.