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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-04

The resolutions offered in the Massa.
chuseus Legislature by Mr.. Ely, merit,
the notice of the people Of the United
States; not because at the present time.
the principles they contain and the effects
TO which such principles necessarily lead
can be in the least dangerous, but because
u IS all important that in the present period
OF tranquility, when permanent impressi
ons may be expected to be made, a clear
understanding should be had of the mo
lives OF men, who under different circum-
stances might by the waniouness Of an ii,-
temperate ambition, hazard the peace and
destroy the unity OF the nation.
SO many indications have been recent.
ly made of wide spread purpose in the
Eastern states TO sow the seeds of disuni.
on, that it cannot be considered uncharita-
bic to pronounce this measure a link in
the general chain that uuites body of
men, who having been Disappointed in
their lofty hopes Of Directing the ope
raIIons OF the general government, are
ready, nay anxious, in order to regain
their abused power, to subject their coun
ny TO all the evils Of dismembcrment.
1t is impossible for a moment To enter
tain the belief that Mr.. Ely or his federal
friends have the least hope Of success in
the proposed amendment destructive OF
that portion ct representation derived
from slaves. We say it is impossible; for,
however, in the abstract, VIC may consi.
Ter that basis Of representation incorrect,
!! Is universally known that the IaGNAIs.on
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-04
Drums, Shoes, Boots and

TRUNKS.
IusT received and for sale. by FRANCIS FOL-
" LET, next door below Messrs Bonn. & Huh.
ne''S and next above Mr. Charles Spencer's a
few handsome Drums an assortment. of mems
women's and children's fine and coarse Shoes,
hair and black leather Trunks Of different sizes.
Hc has lately received several supuliss To- his
former assortment Of Jewellery, Hardware. &c.
&c and daily expects a flnther ad.li,ion) among
which are Gold and Cit jewellery; Cold and Sill.
yer Watches Silver Soup. Table Desert Tea.
salt AM Mustard spoons and Sugar Tonrs PA.
ted lea and Coffee Ums Sugar ID hes Cream
and TeaPotsi CaudIss icks; shutters and trays
AMI Bottle Slides Japauned Tea Trays, Wait
ers Bread Baskets Tea Caddiss Cannisters
and Dressing Cases Cutlery Knives, Forks.
Razor and Scissors Elegant Brass and Irons
aud Brass headed Shovels, Tongs and pokets;
Glass Lamps for halls Sad Irons and Stands
Grid Irons; Tor,ois- shell, Ivory and Horn
Combs; Brushes Whips Canes Swords Guns.
AVID Pi,iois; Gun Locks common and agate
tiints; Bird Ne's Powder Ftsks < Shot Belts;
licklers; Epauletts. Sword Kno.s ard Hglts
FLUTES kites Chessmen 3 sCt cannon Tables.
Razor Straps; Curling Torgs shaving Soap,
BOXES and Brushes Powder Bags and PaFst
ti'h Hooks Thimbes Needle Prs as ie
kuFtirg Needles Tambore Needles and Cases
Ciastic Caters Glove Ties Glove Suspeudeys,
Tooth Powder; Esgnces; Boxes of Paintss
u sir Lead and Slaie Pencils Mahogany Eres-
,i.g Cases and Travelling Desk ran aal
Windsor Chars with great "a'ie,y Of otEer
articles. all If which will &c sold al a moderate
advance
Richmond. 3O'h June. 1904 81
10 ~ A ~ ~ AZ a IN II 10 ~ III III
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-04
Humphrey Dabney,

Has just Received on Consignment,
5 h5as RUM ..-
Hbds Loaf SUG tR
) Pipes 4f5 fo9f tcg'. &C B PANrYefG ,aberi-
or quality.
High P,oofola apple BRlNDr in A5ds aid
Barrels
White Race GINGEP IN Bepe
a teSo SoSrs COT7ON cARDS.
Also fe.g B-v-es Ne.p-Tcrk , inc PO TX.
All or any p'rt of which viii be fold CT very
moderate terms.
Richmond, ,uly 1904. a.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-04
Run away from tie sub.

fcriber, living in Albeufarle c9antv negro man
by the name of ISRAEL, abou, 40 years old,
BLACK completely s feet 9 cv 10 inches high RAJ
Their hcnder made, has Ion tn fght CT oue of his
eyes do not recoileda which, and oeeaiio9e The
ball TO be larger than me o'her with a thick film
over IL long hanging uodcr lip which is often
raw, remarkable film foot. generally fpeaIs We
rY toarsr will give reward OF Fifteeu Dollar,
Tor the delivery Of ,faid llve or FOR confirming
INN IN Jsl' 10 that i ger him szsin, beldes What
the law allows, i taken oil the county. or Eve
dollars il taken in the county
PETER GARRISON,
May and 1884. aw
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-04

Doctor MANAssEH CUTLER. one orthe
REPRESENTATIVES ia Cong -, from the STATE
OF Massachusetts, has sgniti.d his inten
ton to decline being = candidate al the
next election.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-04

BENJAMIN Hue 4, Esq. member OF
Congress from the state Of >. Carolina, ha,
declined being candidate a:thc mex. Con-
gressional ele elton.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-04

READY M4DF PENS
Fer 'ats sttHs eGSs
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-02-04

81 government that TAXATION vas the
principal engine for e!Ee2ing this change,
sc. and finally, hat in order to place Tx,
.governmc:, ABOVE the reach ofdemaaoges
or Of popular phrcnzy, the Drti!h fo.ri
muit be adopted that the CHEF inasir-
tratc AID fcna!e mu.t be inve.ted with the
powcr and attributes Of the B,:;h King
and noodles, &c. rs another part oi his
sfory,' David relates that, in tie mcnt,t
af November, 1899, Mr.. Tracy. q, hia
own houfc, iii convetiatiou with lis n&igh.-
Dor general Skinner, and in the prefencss
|of his frien. Io;,n Allen, exprciIsd in fabe-
fance as follows g Our ccnliitut:o.f
general Skinner, is good for norling, Il;
cannot Eand, and have tcld you this be-
fore but | am a Senator, and ha.in {,
fyoril. 10 fupport It | ihall do all can Is
.foppoft it !; bgtit cannos be done. The
PRECEDENT end ienators mat be hereditary.
The father mutt hold the cificc and his
foas after him. 1t is quite enough for The
coamon people TO BE allowed to cboofc
their r representatives. e uiult be here as il
is n G Britain, .aepfe.is ant King. or uhat-
-cyernse are piea.rl 70 sail him, NUT have
his thouiaIids Go ouy. over men to lis In
tesea whenever he pieaies.'
This icandalouss, Cory" ioon run thro~
feyeral of the little democratic j2aaasrmiHs
in the country and Mr.. Tracy's tifeuds
deemed ii aaviiab!e 10 losute the.ca.un,nv
in its infancy. For this purpofe they pro-
cured 4 number Of certificates from people
of unpueaionable veracity, aud laid them
before the public. Thofe certificates Prov
ed coneluEyely that the whole Of Davd's
6 tory was fabrication and it was
thought little furprizing that the writer
mould make ufe. Of he name OF The Rev
Stanley Gsiiwoid, to fuppogt fuch a haie
caiumnys Al length however, the fiery
reached Mr.. Grifwoid, (who now edites =
democratic paper at Waipole, N. II. This
gentleman Immediately wrote letter to
the editor Of the Mercury, in which he;
contradiets every material fact itated by
David. He declares, that the interview
alsrded 10, was not Collected" by Mr..
Tracy and that it was MT !" private" lie
ALTO declares, that David has uisi ated both
the 9 expeditions" and 'sidcas" commu-
nicated by MIR. Tracy. This letter was
Pabiiihed n the Msrcnry f,he o9th Of
DECEMBER lait, With requess thar Others
who had pub!llhsd nav;d's :. tory" would.
"a -
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-02-04
soA THE roaTLAkn oAzxrrx.
7Ha PILGRIMS. No. yrI1.-
An honea mans the oob,se, vort :, o..

II an honea mans the noblsa work of Cod
= AZ TINS be true, we fhall be led TO con
: Guide, that the Creator. exhibits bur feu
! examples Of his noblea works n on,
, Journey through life we frequently NEE,
WIN knaves, and. Importers, but rarely +
.He uniformity otyice checkered with the
le'nciance OF virtue. The hiitory of man
from the earlief time has been. and q II
continues to be,a dilmal RICHTER Of crime
and 10 few are initances Of inteo,;tv ~,
IKE the icattered companions Of Eneas
after the ihipwreck, 1-"'eA'
apparent fAri nantes in sargit. vano."
an nons!t man in the liberal fenfe IN
tended by the poet, from whom onr 80. ~
IS ieleeted, is phenomenon tba, cslda
appears and becaufe it is not armed ~
t the 'e1 1 OF rhode portentous prodigiss.
.nat alarm fuperfition, and terrify g,,;I,
viewed with indifference. or treatsd
, Ia,,l contempt. The courfe, purified bv
'nole' who live. as g ftrangers and MI
sfims IN the world, who act with hop r.
"a! reference to the great ends Of rhs;r
exiitence, is confdered by the mrl,;,ns
as 100 easyto call forth the exertions ~
100 humble to interea the pailions of
'pe'hS OF iach exalted powers, as man "a
Mucn more is that man admired. applaud. ,
ca and envied, who defpiGnr the fohsr
n ataSlms OF virtue, feeks for glory.in fcenes
o. cruelty and defoIation, builds his fame ,
On the ruins Of jullice, and plucks ths :
blood. i0lolucd IN
itnas ever been the fate of hum,r;,, !, !,
&c e Influenced by the hafy determ;na,;yor -
y iaperhcial obieryation rather ,h.,ol !; !;
.ool deductions of undated re s'c,, inc 7
b lsaes the 0rilliancy of thole characters. :,
thine eccentric like the Gomez. H., ~
more ailuring. than the mild lui1r. oe ~
nvaI'ed light. He, to whom Heaven ~. ~ le
; 81 nountlful inintelleetual encowmen,s -
~ Always command homage and reI,.a. 81
- c.alehts' perverted to bale and ignohls =,
'''u'''' are rewarded by thoie who are ih
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-02-04

rst Ore r.e,hod Of aT.ln!, may be to EFT q IL ID
fo,ms Of the curai,ution alterations which will i'm.
psir he eeerey OF he fy,tem, cad iJas 10 ansyuies
qrsaf tan0si tr dreaiyousribStgva. la all the chan
ees 10 which you may he invited, remember that
time aad habit are al leah : neceaary 20 fix he
tue chratttr OF government, as OF Other human
limitations; that experience is the iuret sanda'd
by which 10 tet the tendency Of Tie exiting
contribution Of a country that facility in sban
ses Upon tie credit ef rnere hypothesis and OF it.-
ION eapofss to perpetual change irora the epdltis
variety of nv potheiis and opiaon."
1heis fentemer,s are from tie So farwel addrcfs"
Of ,ha, rnolt ilnarloos asteirnAn and patriot who
peGded in the convention wheh formed ts.is con.
ititu,ioo.
MIR. Speaker, have seen highly sraiised by
the'varions motions ch have peen made, fon B
OF them by gentlemen Of ia. rnajority, to recon-.
nil this refoldion for the pnrpoie Of amendment,
Il is evident that fomc of the expeditions arc 70 ex
lreacly ambiguous nd obicure as to admit a great
variety of contribution Such variety OF con
lrueaions have Indeed been given n,hs How No
fome Of the uoa important elaufes. and 70 Jot
have been the ,itieilms upon the phrafssoey Of
this refolasiou, thar the neseiliry OF amendmekt
mutt be obvious to the friends Of tie refolutoo.
1t certainly cannot te neceFry to adopt il prece.
" as it aands. lfir msn be fsnt to the hate le'
glatures, hope we flI4il f. far selpeG The rcpu
tation Of the Hoal- as At leaf to make the Iefolu
ton intcllig ible.
Some gentlemen with 20 to arnerd the 'efou
as TO n,aks it conform to that which Paiied the
Houis, and of which gentlemen were, at that time,
70 tenacieus. 500
fincerely hope that two thirds Of this houfs will
never adept The various alterations Of Ia. conltlu
ton contaiaed in this refoluton. If dfappoined
here, the Ra,e Legislatures will, I trua, perceive,
that tbe imioas rgt guSrastssds 10 tbeta ey ti5 ssn
Qitm;ou, enc. reiafmHea eaa nsvsr 5s,s8a;ns6 -
that by. isfacpg the iairel feature of the sona
tuton, they faciGoe the rgh.s of oher Rates, they
hazard the peace, the exilente Of the union.
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HOUSE Of REPRESENTA- TIvkS-J January 8.
The FToofe, in committee, again took up the
motion 80 extisei1 Ssate Balances" Il was fup-
ported by Mears. Blaekedge. Roducy, Holland,
7. Clay aud Root ana opPoted BY MeArs. Fiod
lev. Scushard. varnum aud Bednger. The qud.
ton OF. this motion was negatyed, IS 10 81.
JAN. 70.
8 The committee Of the whole reported that it
had silaaIeed 10 tbs rciolutian for extirguiihing
the Stat. Balanee,. Afer debating the'eonhrma-
ton OF the report, the quettion was taken and re-
ieete1, 81 10 G6. This GcciGon brought The butt
neis back to its FRI ground.
Mr.. Rodney's motion was therefore again taken
up !; which Mr.. Varnnm moved to amend, by
adding. &c and ,ha, provi.ion oughsto be made 70
nav the creditor States in the hcck of the United
STATES, tter REFLECTIVE proportions Of The whole
amount If faid balance in the ratio psclcrIbcd by
a. - = =
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-02-04

willing to facriicc moral reGtituic For the
wages of fin.
Spacious presEncss often gain more
credit, than meritorious attionS ; and d
whited fvpulchre will not only conceal
determines from the unlkilful eye, but
allure to deltru6iion unwary oblervers. -
But when PUBLIC opinion conipires with
the workings of individual depravity; and
functions with its fuaragc political knavery
and.religious hyPocriiy, when
49," with ievotion's viiage
C And pious action We do iugar DER
Is The devil him!ef,,
what fanctsary remains refuge for de!pita
ed, neglected, violated virtue {
Human learning has been dceried, as
dangerous to the cauic of virtue by thoie,
whole ignorance and fanatici(m ,repder
them incapable of difcerning its me!iorat-
ing influence on the mind and heart. Vice
ulually keeps pace with ignorance !; and If
the majority of mankind are travellers in
the broad road to dettruGion, as great a
majority wander in regions, thar are never
ilumined by the light of learning. But
though few amcng the learned have
perverted their talents TO advocate the
caute Of infdelty, and though genius may
io,netimes be degraded by vice; yet virtue,
and religion number among. their fAirca
progeny many of the brigbteG lights in
the armament of literature. The haunts
of vice are commonly caowded by fuch,
as are either deititute of talents, or have
neglcctedto improve them. ~
The Pilgrim delights not to, dwell Oil
the lhades of the humafs character till
lels, does he with 60 fWeil into crimes thofe
foibles, that may be conhenticuly paliated,
as the errors OF humanity. While he de-
plores tie truth that any of the greateh
and wiielf ihonld ever be the meanen of
mankind, it is with heartfelt EatisEction he
reflects that there are many, who to the
bIightef talents unite the mott unccr-
rupted principles, who with the ability 10
diicern. have the integrity to follow, the
paths Of wifdc.n,s The Pilgrim has found
many, even in theic degenerate DAYS, that
have not worihipped the golden image, j
nor bowed the knee to Baal fhefe have
been the tolace of his declining years.
They have impaired lultre to the evening
OF his life, and blunted the kennels Of.
ihofe reflections, that might ofherwile
have brought down his grey hairs with
fCrrovr, IN The Oh e. =
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-02-04
Mr.. TR 1Cr
And pious action We do iugar DER
The devil himlelf,",

l'Ae 'o'o"'ns eonc'tc and eorreef i1ste:nen, : :.
-" INC 1uaion RAisass. We Gail foI,o. ~.
w" INC puSicatoa of certain Certificate. ,na -.
| '' winch which will be furnifhed -. :, :.
| ''y'; ana which We truA will amply refute n.
au'"3ny flanders circulating againl Mr.. .r.4o,r
nsainH the reputation of this oee;a;t,e.
man, the whole artiIle7yof ,lemocrs.:.
nan :a now levelied. He is > d;]l;n
sInlea member Of the minority in ,bs
os"a.e OF the United States; and has ra;c
So MS voice and cxeried his ,a,en,s -
iuppoft OF our contribution. ~. ~.
polea, with hrmnels and zeal. the ,lsr ~
ha. le rI Of innovation, which baxs
e &c 1et on foot BY a domineering fasa;on
. Tue purpoie OF making Virg;n;an
FOR LIFE he i th.s.f n
HIS arguments axe na ,o
l !, e. his reputation mufa shsr.fo.a a''-
We fs he has the courage ID defsn u
a NC Ir e. conltitusion in the World. h.
n rul:a therefore be denounced e ! NOV
C : LII -; ne honefly ipeals the kncnsrs
= ms condiments; his conn;tuenfsa ss
'-e rs ordered to :" put him down !.
!, ne molt ferrous, the mott a.. un nS" ?
M consequently the moit v;nanons a
nne;n mas oeen made on Mr.. Tracy. bv ~ =
Il, danderer, under H.. ;an 80"
nc OF David, in the Hartford ME I.ns Fl
:, :. ms perfon, few weeks fir,ce .s'sa- h
&c a. : tory" the fublance Of wb; e. q
a., mat 'aye or fix years ago, Mr.. Tracx Il
n g q priyate interpjsau with -. '5aey pl
;,s Grifwold, of Newmilford . ,es. C
ia view of winning Mr.. Gr:Iwo,'d ' Ia 70
; - me 'lde OF federaliln, Mr.. Tracv sr Ct
a,aea 70 him. the real and uf,imars ~ - 10
us o. federaliits; that in the court. a 81 tn
oeveioPement, Mr.. Tracy lams .r. :, be
general condition Of cafe and a easaI;ra tn
point OF property which ex;aes \; rA.ity WI
aa States; that lie conhdsrs5 mi. i nc me
nl'anee utterlyinconiilent w;tb ~, a., s'l dir
nee OF iteady and energetic CO.,, * th;
nc; thar amaenceinlpred' men as ,Si.s tar
,,henls OF independence, and NJ ~ We
{, :; man. politician, who bi.fisd ' -. No'
~, WIN aaairs OF fate; that this l}s, a''a bro
lgs mutt be done away; ,Lai 90 .'.,e q Old
mems rea mutt be found Tor tie peo III. Nv
~'eli4i'S the mcaiurss ten,
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-02-04

tb;s u,.xs: "a. ~ tHe Prizes c2plured
IN, Ths W, war Is eltImated It twelve millions
mole carried into Liverpool aIon. are.
sa'ueo AZ 2,4oo,ooo pounds.
The commercial part of The treaty of
.z94 between the United States and ,b;s.
spuh'ry' having expired on The &c Of Oh.
oDer a negotiation has been onsn,sd c.
their renewal. This ftSiea has b'.e ben h ,ol
lore his Majsay's cabinet counc;l snd IF. Da
nave all the attention wh:cl is ;,n,,or1, ~.
demands and which the rre,t as : '.a'.
= co ,ae n'nes will permit being raid to E.
Government ~ will not however, be hpr,;s.is
Of tie preston NOV ~
,,o,. was reported thai the late tempe{.
.Ios weather had compelled our aeef ~.
ABANDON the blockade of Brs., -; -
port "; are happy 10 con,raa:a,oar ~, a. -
are mn OFT than port, and ,hsrs.;s NJ ' CPS
'Aa. the enemy will e.uds ,ber y;a; ~ 49,
e. med "e .,' 'nvallon iesms now 10 have as.
baxs u r sno'nsr Character. The French
1 AVE revived their confidence IN ,hr;rr
l III, :, q war and it is generally believed
,lossa are laden With troops TO be en-
, 'snyrs "a 'he insaiion. As,yet common
ormsd ior me ganhoats is certainly nor
yaft i - p ana the accumulation Of thar
I'0Shc cannon be confdered as
bing ns" q Is very ditIculs 10 fay anv
: hfeIy a a, upon this topic but it nav
!. Rraa aanumsd'that lrelandis the poinr
h;ch mas IN v;ew.-.rhe order
tents in France TO dilcon,;rns a. u s':,1
-, :. 81 sunboats, is Efficient ev;derss
'al me attention Of governnsn, .'snee
! , 20 he fleet; at the fame Inn. ~, ~.
,od e n 'na' ihs eanpssin the nsighbor-
- % bolosne are for the. ma,f na..
H. up and the folders have receinsas
sss's 40 march Tor the wetcrn soa.a.
.ts;peS '.s f l.lsFeiore NAV be clearly vat AZ.
,dea e. hfit. that the gunpoats ar, a.; a.
'Ns4 10f the iasadoa q EngIsnd, and
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Lateit News from Europe.
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SsfS'a'ed By ne Dab. capt. Thralh.r. a..
's0sa /" d040n,1rom Li0vposi.

The tc..I LONDON, Ncy. 7o
-; me total amount Of the prizes camuredi
.Ia1s wal IS elt,mated At twelve millions
..a nole carried into Liverpool alone are.
valued at 100000 pounds. ~ :
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-02-04

CttlEI mo.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-02-04

'0o"'s eoneife aud sorreef ia.tenen, !, eo,.a
'''" Inc audion Raaass. We Gail follo,v ~.
win the pusieatioa of certain Certificate, and
"@'e"ans' which which will be furnifbed =. !,
=" Gays; and which We truA will amply refute n.
humanity Handlers circulating againa Mr.. r.Aov1
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-17

portunity to know what were the ehargcsa'.ey
had againA him, that be might lie prepared 70
make his imOrsacs appear,
You FAY .y9H eo0se foy1ccrd in tbs Cb,rnici,
to e,iadcote and htt9ft RE c6nainionai amteyt-
authorities 1ftbe natisn." This i: rot true our
pricipal obieG was TO Willy ard render ufpop-
uar yudg- Chatc You, like the other leaders
of the preent dominant arty, have mortal ha-
taed to The cqbabf, ap,1gbt officers appointed By
Warrington and Adams and any means BY
which they can be diiplaced you arc ready to
en- ,loy TO MAKE vacancies. You have not fer
got .;tfs5n's halreafpie4, 4" Gea'tJ are feay, r.
fgsi4tions sioas I" Yet new appointments mdf &c
made. You and every well wi!lscr to free
cIt7ive ,sblblir, about which you make 20 mach
hypocri;ca. p efli',g, ought TO have taken the
part Of Judge Chaic as ips.fc@tea nan. and not
iuppott the individuals OF tire hottie Of Repre-
ienta.iyc3 SgaiDH him alter il was manifca ti.e9
chof- &c delay his trial and bring his saufe he
fore the peopie.
Your inlinuatious that Judge Chafc witlec 20
avoid c>ef1pfioasI trial, are mtaa, 6as, & fa5e.
The whole of his complaint is that the no.'e
have unreafonabiy delayed his tria, after having
formally impe.ched him to the Senate. And
take what ground yon pieste, to jafify the ho'ife,
il viii on fair examination, appeaf to all upright
honeis minds that his complaint is not without
foundation. Indeed the general fufeicion that
the hpuf. have taken this lrfega'ar ftep to fs:aA
tlHyesMgs of their fuppor,ers,- IL different
parts of the union, 70 Zee whether i. VIII be a
ja;e mcaure for the Senate TO condemn him,
has a cloud Of circnmlfance to feed it.
our extrsn,e eg9t;ft' and ,q'Gnity fall pals
over bv obieryiry that nctw;tlt, antiing you look
uaae yourfelf to be q man of di"ingaiG5ea cscrae-
n Eanking among til. qoeR- 5orn, of en- neAi iei-
e,is. engaged in a ,:ufifHciy Of buiinefs, FeLeE
ajffiai is as exteasve as tbe continent and Whole
eruai,iop extends to the rtadn;g and m1ns lag
an Engiih tranlatioa of Juvenal yet, unicis
you change your lille aud manner Of writing,
the people will fooner believe you to be a mon
itcr with f,v,n leads and ten hc,nJ, than crcei.
what You fay Of yourielf Yours, &c.
OsE OF TIE pEorLE.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-17
FOREIGN fFEfIES.
RcME, TuNE 70

ROME, JuNE 80. .
The Emperor OF the French has demanded Of
the oovering Pontiff to pfelorm his coronation
ceremony This demand having been referred
TO the f'cred college Of Cardinals. they nnasnouf
|ly, with the exception of Feiche, the Empcror's
uuc!e) adviied againit it, as no iuch ACT had been
performed by a foscfcign Pontisf, for lcven CEN
turtles and it would offend the 1oufc Of Auf-
tria, as Plus VI in 7oo refufed the fame demand
made by Leopold II. the Father OF the p-efcnt
Emperor of Germany. In srifxcr to this, Bon
aparre, in Iris own hand, wrote a very threaten
ing letter TO the Pope, telling him. "tbat be esvn-
CT 10 bim alone and bis moderation nth TIE Hm.
p2ral and tllmasI po7uer egioyed by BIS Halin5G---
7ka it 7Oar iajaA 10 Bis glory. aai {, tie t;gs
dignity THE Gyyaf Nation bad Conferred Oh Tim even
to helitate; that az be bsd made Fenebmen 81 ain
e5riaiaas o be ryaxla X aSlrto make them NuIhd-
u,es, &vua tie nagrateG! .5ndaf7 inpe'Eiiiouf j.n-
PIES, PaiIa:ilsnJ taa,t Of biz Heiiaei5 fo,fs brs
to hicb al, af7." In return, Plus VII offer:! TO
frbilituse she Cardinal Fefche. and prevailed on
Madam Bonapar5c the Fmperors moshei) to
join iii recommending his acceptance of his iub-
ttitute- This meafure had no other effect than
to enrage her fon the more who wrote tb the
Pope thus -
owe deiire the Holy Father to chofs be-
heteen retreat to a convent and journay to
Paris. NAPOLEON.
PARIS, May 40"
This has put period TO al correlpons ence
and intreaty and Gen Charpe!-ai-...- las hssn
ient to Rome TO effort the Pope to France.
LoNDoN, July 70
We are ailured. that Gen. Angeresu 4 ID or
the 2Sth uit. two hong conferences with soma
parte, previous to his ocpar.u-c for bre!s AT