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miles ION ~ - coast Nothins 60
bc more incredpIo1s llan Turk ol
I,ark 4 homer lid f6f ! good reason.
nothing en- s. mora e4nisocSl th11 lkeir
nIirhfed faith it 4 "a 1fticic 81 t1rfet
md sale Though traveIling u De n
terior of re con6fry hid becol1c 01nsn.
nlly hsx sEdous 81 account u ~ jealousy
of ~ Turkiih ehicfs5 81 tie rSins givet
- liccnt;onsne ~ tIle bafbafity d civil
wnr I md ofihe grounds DE Wild Arabs
hold 81 reason ok III restraint being ~
llxed s. lhe part Is he Turks md d.
Mamelnkes. Who IRE too asFiously octn-
pied With each other; ! dctcfnined q
sltempt i passage 70 kiauns.
4 Accordingly On re 11d Instant I
lefl Alexandra, with Two 6lscsrs from
ne Are,is, Iicnten1ht Blake md M.
Mana, and = escorted tNsnly-thrce men
ind;nerently inounted and q he excn-
ine of lhe 23d, found myself arrested *
ne Tnrki,h lines, betWcen seventy and
eighty niles % our route, ~ the Kerr
chief 81 DcfmanIiour, c0inmanding
dcfaehment &c 500 Ottoman troops o.
IT, frontisn No Argument ! could "a.
vance could Il n modify he severity AZ
his first resolntion NJ q IN - ~ ~,
k1,es -th6ueh Il every thihk eIsc he ireatl
"a Is with Distinction and great hospital.
However mortified the conccssion,
/ cannot but applaud he correcf military
conducx this chief zfor i ms ID Itself
! snspicious chromosomes, thar I BODY
81 armed. unknown Foreigners should 81
found shaping ! course for his enemy,s
rcndexvo0s uith no olheF prctcxt ihan Is
search ~ 4 feflRe B1sbdrp! Bur tkis.
6uspicious cirtunstaiee vas strenRthen-
"a md agetayatsd 81 he insinuatiohs
zone out from re French consul, that
~ came ipfe his c0slfr1 wifh seexsf
eie7os k6ssiie 10 fhe 1nrks. Our situa.
tion here vas someNhat pesplcxed, and
vastly nnplessanl. ! % not fccoIlecr 8
yer having foupd myself ion ground NOR
crificels . : natural suspicion of Turk,
Ibis ecneraI ndded fierce and savage
temper of ccnrse proud and Arrogant.
I soon found ny paint Of approach. Il
passed high compl imsnts upon the corr
recsne,s of his military vigilance and COLI
dict; and il uas wkat / apprehended,
and certainly would have done mYself II
simiIarcircnmsfanees; hutknowing from
thzfa Ger the laenaninity of his soul, I
Vas determined 70 have n interview with
hin n fill eonEdenee slzat Re would aid
measure y purely humane, md 10 ma.
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Ina word, if dae'mS xare &c
to its proper objeas, mca q ss'a
there is no realon why the lsv, q @l
prohibit It: no caule why We Nv 'o' y
be dilturbed with abfurd lameo,ua..o at
about the irreparable injury i p ~ !
to lociety. W. g
And if once in a century a nor.;s
gent ihould, without paiiing ,brouI
the lower grades Of promotion. any,
at once to the honor Of fghting . T.,
men Of homer thew their Literally bv,,,a
mia.i9ering him into their CORPS wiz Il
out further ceremony. And }nrsI '
it betrags little dignity on the part !;
ths5le whom he forlock, to weeo IL
continent over the lois Of a man, vI,
would rather be damned than keen tbss
company.
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fsryes them for bible, God, and con-
Eof honor would Wifi our cltlea, they
could at once find a gentleman to con
duct tlcsn to places of genteel relort,
and .di(play our virtues and manners
to them in the faoa advantageous light,
while our luxurious guelfs would be
fpared thole awkward entertainments
into which they are 70 aptto fall, upon
their 6rH mixing with our limple and
unpolihed ciuzens; dueb among iuch
ihouId be transferred from the Gals OF
crimes to that Of vlrt0es.
This matter is perfectly practicable.
For if it be<a correct principle that the
materials IF lsgy2ation, lhould be
fought for in the tacit maxlns and ha-
bits of fociety, no time can be more
sfuitabIe for luch a law, than the pre-
tent, aSpublic fentiment has anticipated
the law. Death by duel is not at all.
conGdered as murder.
Should one drunkenporter in rage
knocked out the brains Of another,
with a billet Of wood, or paving tone;
or negroe in the Kitchen run fellow
servant thro' the CUTS witha fplt, the city
would be thrown into univerfal uproar,
the union would ring with proclamati-
ons and rewards for his apprehenllon:
|nought but his blood could appeals
the lncenled vengeance ofthe conmn-
Unity becaute fuca perfons are conll-
dered as lubjeets of moral government.
But man of honor lteps out IN, the
morning with bis iccond and furgeon,
blows out his friends brains, or whips
him genteelly through the body with a
Gmall lword; returns home, dimes with
his friends, aud appears at The theatre
in the evening perfectly dileInbarrad-
ed we're it not for the licentioulnels
Of the pres, nobody would hear whlr-
per ofthe matter. No perlon conhders it
as murder. Homicide it cannot be in
any lenfe of the word ), it. is only the
extinalon of a gentleman.
Any objection have heard againf
duel1ng, ares IN my opinion, and I
hope you will think 70 too, unworthy
of ferrous anfwer. To the pathetic.
descriptions Of ueePlng mothers & Job
ting filters, and wldosvs dia0lved in
tears anlwer in the words of thelpo-
et--that
Heaven ispleased 20 make distress become
them,
And elothe,h them most amiable in tears.
You point me to the orphans OF the
decealed-l point you to the children
Of tht furyivor, and ak, are they in a
preferable condition (? You exclaim,
it was violation Of the laws Of the
land-I anfwer, that is TIE laws fault,
repeal it, and the offence ceales, But
the man dcierted his polt ? No; he
fed at it be left a blank however in
lociety! Grant at leait that loclety
has beer taved the trouble CT making
the eralure.
But Of allother things; am (upril-
ed that it ihould be made an OBJECTION
70 duel;ng, that i, excludes from the
kingdom of Heaven. The Objection
would be infuperable if any man Of
honor ever purpofed, or wifhed to re-
move to that country; but its laws
naxims, habits and enjoyments, are
70 entirely at war with all the fouls OF
men Of homer, if they were calf on its
hore by fhipwreck, they would Leaye
~ tie Erh Eai, wind I haue reaA
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fcience they live, fwear, AID Die, bl
lhonor. In word they are iu9Ject1
10 the law Of honor? were II the Law O
God, the law of the land, OF the law 9.
natioEs, n,odeay would zeal my lip
lin tbs prefence of this learnedaiienbI1
But as there may De a man OF hono'
Epreient, thall anfwer the query Ia th{
exquiiile words of Paiey.
..Tha law oEhonor, faystl;at grea'
philosopher, $ onits all fuch.dunes 2.
.beloag to the luprcme being, as wei
| as thole which we owe to our luPerlors::
for what reaioneprofanenels, neglect q
FpubIic worlhip, or private devotion:
cruelty towards fervants, injurious
gtreatmeat OF tenants or dependants:
want Of charity to the poor, injuries
done to tradelmen by inlolvency OF
delay of payment, with numberleiS
other inaances OF the fame kind, are
accounted no breaches of honor be-
caufe man isnot the lefs an agreeable
companion for theie vices, nor the
worie to deal with in thoie concerns
which are ulually tranfa6ted between
one gentleman and another. lie
Adds !:
! & The law of honor being confi-
| tuted by men occupied.in the pnriults
Of plealure, and for the mutual con
; veniency Of fuch, will be found, as
might be expected from the ol1ardclei
and de6gn of the lawmakers, to be:
in mot inltances, favorable to the IL
centious indulgence Of the natural
paiiions.'" And concludes with thete
words witch ihou:d be engraven on the
hearts Of gentlemen. 6 Thus it allows
of fornica,ion, adultery, drunk ennefs,
prodigality, duelltng, and Of revenge
in the extreme, and lays no ltreis up,
on the virtues oppoiite to thele.
The greatel advocate for dselI'ns
never extended the privilege beyond
thele honorable men. 1t Is their 1Igh1
as geatlemtn, their elective franehle,
. their jury trial, their coat of arms III
fhorr, they could do no more without
it, than a philoiopher without cookie
ihells and Butterflies; abafl!h dusb and
they ceaie to be accountable creatures
how could they be governed or fettle
their controversies without 1t? hos
often, for infance, does, it become
neceiiary to afcertain which Of Two
gentlemen IS tsar, or which Of then,
is better beloved by their common fe-
male friend ? thefe and a thouland
other equally difficult ard importan,
fubjeets adalit oflno other no c Of
declGon. | hope great and mag
naaimous nation will never rob gentle
raen of privilege without VII Oh the
aiIoclation Of honor would crumbll
into atoms. And when it is coniider-
ed that the principle. of accommoda-
ton is interviewer with the whole tex,
ture Of our contribution and laws, that
it has been carried 70 far as TO allow q
large clais Of the community to3slpeak
the truth without iwearing, | hope it
will not be refufed to men Of hoaor to
feitle their dilputes in their own way.
More might be faid if ore dare.
Our c0ailitution, after all the fine
things that have been iaid q It's merits,
which indeed are greats--ise grolsly
wrong in the articles which forbid no.
bilitY and titles OF hono,. 1t lsouia
be amended 10 as to adrait the COME
cratinn OF nn1iitH 1E merit. without
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AN IRONICAL. OR ALTON.
Ia 2f4gs Of
- Az n

spoken ~ VII. iiOudS @AiiiOohsS3 Ati'
on the 9Th June, 1895, at the COM
uencemeht in the Unworthy OF
Pennsylvania.
Ladies end gentlemen,
! have the honor of addreillng you
onthe ancien, and honorable practice
of dueliing. Had | no higher obje6t
than 10 amu(e you with deferiptlon, or
IindIe the flaih Of feeling | would call
the dasl the cre- Of human glory,
the cheap defence Of honor, the Co.
Iinthian pillar Of po4ahed iociety.
--,----But lueh pompous lncomlums
would be as oifenhye to the cor
rect tate Of this audience as the tre-
mendous declarations OF the enemies
of ds.sl!lng, who by daubiag it over
with haryid colors of malice and muir
der. have expofed it infucha ihocklng
appearance, that one would think 1t
filter for the internal ipiHts than for
the polite clais.of mankind. Avoid
ing equally the partially which drives
pralfe TO extravaganza, and the mo-
roieneis which delights in agsrayatinS
the auocioufnefs OF what It would Ca
lumaiate /; LET US calmly inquire into
the good and evil effects of dlsellsag &
carry candor along with US.
Let it be admlttedthat the duslpar-
takes Of the imperfection of human
things, producing, when it falls into
improper hands, partial evil though
It's natural tendency is towards gene
raj good. After this large concefion
is made itill it can be Altered that the
dl.eI has been pra6filed, time mlmeno-
rial, in all civilized ifates, that it has
never degenerated from its original
PRINCIPLES, aad tendency, that 1t has
been adored by thoie who have expe-
rienced its beneficial consequences; Sc
Reproduced only by fuch as had no
practical acquaintance with it, that
when properly managed 1t has, never
failed to remove eontfoverfy, and its
eaais out of foeiety and in no Jingle
infanc. has the loler who is always
apt to complain, carried an appeal
from adlfinitiye fentence, to any hu-
man tribunal. Can the pulpit or the
bar, fay 70 much for any one of theiF
inititutions J?
The enemies Of daell.ng fight with a
ihadow. What ahorrid crime they
cry for one chriaian to ihed the blood
ofanotaer in duel! who ever doubt
ed it? bat whoever heard of iuch a
thing ? Theie gentlemen when they
prove that certain clalies Of mankind
ought not to fight dusls, fophiitieaIh
conclude that the duel is universally
unlawful. No the advocates for dse]-.
Ing, uaequivocally declare thas;he duel
would be debated by renderingit eni-.
yerisl; they maintain that not one In
ten thouland ofthe human race, is en-
,sltied4o the honor OF leaving the world
in this manner. Ihe ladies are exclud-
din MATS becauie itappeafs to have
been the intention of the Creator
that they lhould cheriih, not deltfoy
human life. Their virtues are Of a
very different nature from thofe drl.-
played on the dac!Iing ground; be,
hdes as ladies never give the he, the
cauie CT the de! does not exit among
them. Among men, that large clais
denominated ehriitians, are prohibited
BY this law, and rearained by their
temper from Jaeddlag blood In jfngIs
eOmbat; humility is their honor, and
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NEW YORK, July "A.

Arrived, brig Beilons, Smith, Ct N,sban
in q days from Fort.Royal, Martinique h,
9Th, in lat. l9, 50, long. 62, 40, the RyIry,,
was developed in dreadful form Of ,Aqps
and lightning, which aiuck down every t.i,
ca bolrd and killed one man, badly wCpd,I
another, very much Injured The fails and rsmr
entered the hold of the veGcI and cauled h. ~
fpsing a leak, aarted four of he, Parks, and
did other damage. In LAT. 81, -, long. g.
~, fpoks tie fcaooner Republican, Bsnael, hoa
New York. Left at Fort Royal, dip Rcp,,
of Bottom; brig Experiment. of do. to hil in a
days ), ard fchooner Rainbow, c In, do. Mar,
he,s dell. aour 10 dollars; beef 10, tutls
Ealc;. other articles in proportion; asar Ha
laEes, and coffee, Ring the latter IS cents.
Arrived, ichaoncr Thomas, Holmes, !, Dap
from St. Johns, N. B. July 10th, fpOks BIZ
William, Leyett, Of Annapolis, from N:wfaI
land, bonnd 70 Bottom fine Informed u, tat
French priva!esr WIS cruiGDg off Cape S:sl.
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GEORGETOWN, (Suaex county, ID,
MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT,

On Tuefday the 18th infant, Il,
court Of chancery and orphans cOuF
were held at this place. At the ulu!
hour the court adjourned for dlnnet
ihortly after a heavy rain commenced
accompanied with thunder and Light
ening a great number of people Se1
attending upon buinels before ii
court; the fuddennefs with which tn
guf came on obliged every one,oH
for ihelter, and mott Of the perlons nal
inhabitants ofthe town, went into th;I
court houfe and occupied the cour|
room above it: in a few minutes sftl
the lummit Of the Belfry was truck
with tightening which ran doSn rs
4oof, and from thence was attracted OY|
the iron ola window lhutter beIoD5fsI
to the Relfry from thence it deleena4l|
to the roof of the houle, and was IA
down rafter filed with nails, I'LL q
got within about foot Of the eaH
then X pal1ed through the root 'p
took to one Of the fluids in the from"
the koule, the main body deloeao"
the ftud, two other ftreams flew OF y
the iron hoops & hinges Of the wInaoI
ihutters on each Gde Of the itud, anu
from thence it paaed On the lower N0'|
ry to the iron in the door and slaao%'
and 70 paAed off to the earth. It aa|
fortunately happened that many p'o y,
pie were fitting in the upper roou ,J
.gainit the front wall on a bench eSsr u.
ing the whoIe length of the houle' - -
Wolfe, Of Lewes, who had OfJ ,:c
poor widow to Georgetown, on e. uar
Iefs at the orphans court, was D p,,;o
directly in the courfe OF the NV, =.
aream, and was killed initantly,"O ~,
Tiers, ore on each hoe OF hiin' .,,hI
,ev4re!y burn,and Hunned, thslI I ra',
Gales were perfectly melted. = wv. w.
more futfered greatly by the lnoll h,
and feveral others both above and " y,
low fairs were ifunned and throw .t,
tothe floor. The roof, ituP, 'I a.,st
window ihutters, and wfoie a m
lide Of the houfe were torn ana ~ ,'G +.
ed TO pieces. Doetor Wolfe ha' ~ ID h:
widow and two fmall children; az =.
other GuHerers are in a ialr way III
eovery.
XyTNYNrNYNr L.J,,po # IuHS
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vINcENNES, Indiana T. June '1s,,,
We are informed by gel''i1d ,s
iult from the Illinois, that leS ;ok j.
previous to his departure, a WV,
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es.i s6ne Il ~ ga akd 3aIusE'e c},ahiist.
n,tnts. kds Gut of,hs t1lt> which II.
Iofmei times hsa sfor<ki md aes<i n
II. mist pzrfce, union. hss siScn 4 fsrti.
81 more rsnx0uyohs N ,he;r enm;tx q
liz ruling n<,wtr of a. stsse. tksn ikev
hid iofns hecn Is Ire fsierSi;st;.
They have h5wever been we;rhfd Is ne
bslanss, and found q * wanting. The
public suiFfare kns pronounced hen Il
IS unnorthv 81 ~ aas,EI;e eoni;ak6ce.
III nerieei consis;encs Win 81, or.
mer s,s,ers. Il sse,ns. ihxf ne Cover.
nor. since IA re.else,ion. "a b.cn -.
plo5ed IS appointing his new fsvouriies
Is he oi5ces. which were htid IN III.
IL. d ssfters ron IL .,.udafd md ka,h
conmenetd srainst them i sysseu az
persecution similar 81 thsf a. wi,ich thsy
ihrNselvee annre,ve8 .nd rfoi;te1 81
when pract;.ci toward. noof II FcIalists.
WHAT 3 n. rcs1lr Ihez, n,rn. Mo
fof8eflt Sbnrove 4 81 IS ~ ~, * s.:
ierto oet no 3 r.. $1,000 INT n
n,st hos5;Ie e ~ ,.lln;n;.,,etion. o,s1I,,
Il s. allowed to k2ld |. 5nil;e r1rIsv.
y. = S6M ihst ikz;r o,,n: I, ~ =, q s,.<@
~ : 1s2f de ;nf<f< IA II ,|,e st<l.-s s81
skei;s partv. Nave n, sh,<a.i..ss rlIsont~.
:, q fenrn,<h Z. snshore Win she crime.
81 tvr,nns M insnI-rre
lfnIss formerly ,m.insa;ned 81 ibese
1pretenxi<d n,,r;oss z di..,isssl from ofEcr
|, 1 riehtfui conseo,,erce III onno.itioa
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Ess~ ~ fyeds,iss- Run Hsrslz.

8g N
From the FSedkrirk- 7Swa Hsrdld.
8 Ds;ngsn ffhe Demoerafs Only
few years ago was FIRST introduced into
tbs Country he most cruel system of
persecution thar ever disgraced any matte
on. Men whose long MED and apprnrs
"a pairiolism md siftGc had obfained
fer them the olIires Of goserninent md
whoupon accepting them had relinqiish-
ed every other meanof sabsistcnce were
rudely thrust from their employments
and u many instances reduced % indi-
gence and want, because they had exer-
cised With 6rmncss and Independence
their rights which Il was Tn boast ofour
glorious revolution ID have secured "
j ds. a..
AZ theaime Of tie adoption ofshis -
tenn there were not wanting men 70 En-
pose its iniquity and 20 predict il result
ii The ruin Of every ding which frcedon
ought tohold sacred and inviolable. Il
viii be recollected, however thas the op-
position % these 4 aoings Of our new.
y elected magistrates Wa confined cd
sircly 70 federal men. Isl
Eyery eeod pafapf Who from he pun.
est and most disintefested motives had
espoused i change of men and measures,
vas loud ID CONS endation 81 the plans
which opened the 4 doors Of public ho-
houf and confidence 10 their favourite
sect II required nothowever ! spiritof
divination 70 foresee that aitho' the sys-
TEN would for time Be II fayunfite one
with thar sect, Il must ID the end Be pro-
dnctive 81 dire schisms among its crigi-
nalfrisnds. They Who had approved Of
u Y 6rsthecanseit afforded Is each of
them achanee Of 4 participation = of the
loAves and fshes, could not have been
suspected Of being 30 foolishly fond sc ii,
as.to continue theirsnpport % IL authors
alter every prosper of benefit % them.:
selves had vanished. This NO doubt
proceeded from The pnrest patriotism.
Having been impelIed By their love Of
virtue and the people 70 connect their own
With the pubic interest, and each believ.
ing himself DC all Others he most com.
petent 70 the duties of oiiices Of smolu.
ment, Il uas not 10 s. expected shat the
u1faponre9 many would b 90 regardless
Of their own and DE public good Is 10
submit with patience for any Length of
time 70 their own sxclusion. Anexeln-
sioa which 10 the honour I. 81 TIE pow.
srs that be- ismay Be said was less on,
ing to tie want Of the essential requisites
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n E,Vetca1 4 1s6vs.- Tho, We have not
teseited nv later European papers than
those announced on Saturday, We have
enIled 4 n1nb<f q aaditionaI ar,icles
Nhisk N'' so.shy re atssnsiea
ofneNom6ntcr1.
However strange Il may seem q those
Nhohave markedthe lively interest (which
che Emperor Bonapartr. and his minis.
tefs have taken N the aifairs Of tke eles-
torcf Bavatia The entrance into whose
territories, ~ he Austrian troops, has
been deemed ! tuiieient cause of declar-
ing war On thc part of Franee-it Is as.
serted 81 the Brifish ulinislerials, for
truth. thAf Bavaria ~ neiiher her ally
northe friend Of France but on the
contrary, has reckntly become The ally
and freud of Austria, and ofcourse the
enemy 81 France and that . son Of thes
EIector had been detnined 1 hostage ia
France, IN consequences Of the treaty
aiately signed between his Electorial
HiRhness, and the Head ofthe Empirel
Strange Is this NAV seem, Il i pronoun-
ced Ito be true iftrue. Il 3 strange.
Though the hoitiie foFcesin the N0rth
0f Germany were NOT Ear dissant from
each oslier, & fhe last ACCOUNTS The
french advanced corps being not far
from Mcntx: and he Austrian advance
II front Of Tim shout 100 miles apart
-the FIRST combat may Be expected il
Italy, near Verona, where only river
lthe Adigel sepcrated the eornbatants.
The Ausfrian force ii that quarter ], dirt
which extended from The Asiriatie, near
yeniek - Atke ryfol. isst8ted, III s6m1
accpAnts, % amount TO i70, 600 men.
The French also. are n great force, and
headed hy the ever active NJ AssRnA, Who
yas with his advanced guard q Villa-i
IFnuca. The eneSgy with which he
French arlnies were advancinR 10 he
combat, commanded q they were. rave
promise 81 success against he Ansfri.i
ans, before they could be Joined by the;r
Russian allies. But Il will 81 fecolIect-
ed, that the first operations, after the
rupture of he treaty &c Campo. Forniio.
were highly favourable 10 Ire Austrisns.
even beiore they were assisted ~ he
Russians; and shAs de French were
chen commanded by such Generals s.
Moreau, Massena, Bernadotte. Iour.
don, Leeourbe, DessSix. iosihert.
Schefer, &e.-The aower ofth: Freneh
ssaif. -fth true Bonaparte va not den
present.
The subofdinate adminissrasors of de
French government appeared % partake
ofthe spirit of their Impsriaichief. Thtir
Language, likchis has been bold. cont
dent and meA.einR, and the measures of
lie revolution usIe il. rsquisilion. & !.
very effort vas making 10 render France.
Nhssi was theu, die land 81 Csdm,,s.
The conaeripts of Eve past yesrs ana one
IL advance. we're ordered Is sheir alarm
postss and The most vindietise punisi-
mems shrsesened % delinquenss she
old soldier, Who had retised from ser
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