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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-27
PARIS, October os. b
CONSERVATIVE sElIATE.


Extraordinary Meeting, 7bH,Jaay, Oh. ss.
AT one O'Clock this day, the Membcrs of the
.Confervative Senate met in virtue of 4 con-
vocation extraordinary, ordered by lis highiiefs
Prince Jofeph, Grand Elecfor. =. =
His imperial highnels Prince Lous, Copffabtr
his fereue hiehnefs the arch chancellor of the
empire; and fome ofthe Mnifters, were pre-.
TENT at the fitting. .3-...tT
1t was opened under the Proficiency Of the
Grand Eleaor, with the following fpeech pro-
nounced by his highnefs:
"Senators-In the midi OF his triunnphs; his
malefty has felt the necefity of giving to the fe-
natea new proof Of his effeern; it is the object
of the mef1age which his mai.ily has ordered
me to fubmit to you. You will perceive, gen.
tlemen, that his majefy is impatient that the
French youth fhould take their fhare of the frefh
tucceiles which await him. But already our
confcriPts are in motion they arc fetting out,
or have already done 70. All parents know,
that when their children go to the grand army,
they go TO place themfelves under the fhield of
the common father of the French, who is more
tparing of their blood than he is anxious for glo-
ny. The emperor and his army have exceeded
the hopes of the nation; ! have the happinefs
of informing you, that it anfwers, in manner
worthy of it, the glorious invitation of its
Chief''
The MefIage of the Emperor and king, which
his imperial higbnefs read TO the meeting, is ex-
Prei1ed in the following mariner:
SenatorS--I fend you forty ftand of colours,
which my army has conquered in the different
actions which took place fince that at wertin-
gen. IT is homage which and my army paw
to the fages of the empire; it is M Offering
made by children to their father. Senators, &C,
cept it as proof of my fatisfaetion for the man.
ner in which you have always afifted me in the
mott important concerns of the Empire. And
you, Frenchmen, caufe your brothers to march /;
let them haften TO combat by cur 6des, in order
that, without fhedding OF blood, without ex-
trsordinary exertions, we may repel far from lis
all the armies created by the gold of England,
and overwhelm with confifon the allies of the
opprenors of the feas. Senators, a month is not
yet elapfed fince told you that yonr emperor
and his army would do their duty-I am impa-
tient to FAY, that my people have done theirs.
Since began the campaignI have difperfed an
army Of one hundred ,houfand men: have AL
mott taken the half of them prifouers; the ref
are killed, wounded, or deftrted, and reduced
to the greatef conformation. Thefe brilliant
furcehes, owe to the affe ction Of my folders,
to their patience 10 supporting fatigue. / have
only LOT 5oomen in killed and wounded. Sc
majors, the frft object of the war is already full.
hlled.-The Eleftor of Bavaria is re-eRabiifhed
ON his throne. The unjuf aggrenors have been
TRUCK. as y 81 lightning. and with the help of
COD, hope, IN fhort fpacc of time, to be a.
bic TO triumph over my other enemies.
"From my Imperial Camp at Elchingen,
20 Vendemaire, Oclober Is.
(Signed) "NAPoLEoN."
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JOHNSON g REAT.

TEyaLLERs, SfLtEa-SMirns u GIxDsss, s.'.
A few doors above the Bell Tavern, Richmond:
y EruRN the public in general their thanks, for
4 the liberal encouragement they have received,
and with confidence Of giving general fatisfaaisn,
they hope for cohtipdance of it,
They have noweor hand, hanffome afIortment
OF work, eonhaIng of the following articles, viz -
Table Defert and Tea Spoons; Soup, Today, Sauce
aud Maaard Ladies; Salt Shovels; Sugar Tongs !;
Tooth aud Ear Picks; Pencil Cafes; P;ncuihion
Chains and Reans; Soif1ar Chains; Silver Thin
bies; 'Tortoife Shell and Pearl-handl-d Perknves.
Miniatures drawn and fet upon the fiortef notice
Mourning and Fancy Lockets Rings ditto; Brace
lets ditto; Brea6 Pins of various Sizes and il,apes
mourning and fancy; Gold, Silver, Pearl and Conk
Sleeve Buttons; Gold and Hair Watch Chains; gold
Seals and Keys of different iizes and fapes an eie-
giant alortment of fashionable Tortoiie Shell Combs.
ornamented, of various fizes and fhapes Jun from,
Philadelphia; EARRINGS of the mon fafhonable forms
and tizes; Gold and Gold Mounted lett Necklaces;
Ladies and Gentlemen's Morocco Pocket Books
Gentlemen's Pate Knee Buckles-S many other ar
ticles too tedious to enun,eratea of which they OF
ter on the moh reaionabie terms.
Perfons viking TO purchate by the quantity, will
ne allowed a reafonabIe credit by giving approved
eeurity in the city, Orders will be ifrety attended
to, and discharged with dilpatch, BY the fubfcrbers
JOHNSON e. REAT
N. B. The higheR price given for Old Gold and
Silver. Nov. 10 eptf
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ELLIS 6 ALLAN

H1Ve inf ,,eriV-i BY tie Sbbs P,otc7r,E and CeO,c.
fro" Li"erpeOi, and Sa6ak fran Lon4sn,
- SUITABLE and well fcIetled afIortmcnt O,
I = FALL GooDS--Amonga which are:
Duaei and Point Blankets
Roie Blankets from Ga 20 ia
Mapped Co;tons
Kerieys white and colnured
Plains co. do.
Yam and Plaid Hofe
Nails from Sd to sod
Crown window glafs 10 by 8, Ii by aud 10 ty 10
Putty and Glue
Boiled Linfeed Oil in l.rs
Englih White Lead ground in ell
YELLOW Ochre
---Spaniih Brown
-Verdigreafe in pots
Bellows, Anyiis, Vices and Smiths hammers
Liverpool Filled Sal,
London SupeTfne Cloths and CaEmeres, Jingle and
donble Mild
Patent Woollcn Cords
Velvets, Hunters and Conflitutioo Cords. Cordurov
and Thicklefts
Ladies I.osdon Kid and Morocco Shoe, and Boots
Silk, Cotton and Worried Hofe
Silk Bath InHep do.
----White Angola Hofe, very fine
Gentlemen's Silk, Cotton, and Worried Iiofe
---------Angolas aud Lambs Wool
----Lambs Wool Half FIofs
Real Italian Sarcenets plain and checked
----Chan1bray Mullins
PLAN and Tamboured Iaconet Mullins
Colorado, Piquet, & Laced Colorado & Carsbrc do.
Coloured Cambries and Calicoes
Elegant Silk Shawls, do. Cambria DO.
Bruiiels and KidderAinlers Carpet. and Carpc,tiny
Gentlemens Real Beaver, FaShonable Hats
-------Patent do.
Ladies Trimmed do.
Rich Black MoleGkin
Rich figured do
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enrnpean sntrtligtnre.
NETWORK, December Is.

Thete details will be found worthy the atteu
ton OF the politician Of the news brought b,
the Neptune, they are fecond in Importance on
ly to the gallant achievement before Cadz.
We learn, from other fources, that a ftcre,
expedition, confi!ting of the Coldffream reei
ment, the Sd guards, the 18th or kings own, the
fth and esd regiments, the s5th rifle corps, the
German legion, and the artillery, failed from
the Downs for the continent on the sth of No.
veiuhtr. The Duke of York, who was TO have
had the command, will Join them in the fpriny .
but the Dukes of Cumberland and Cambridge,
Generals Burrard, Moore, and Lord Chatham.
accompanied the troops as commanders of co..
lumns.
The advanced guard of the RufIian troops
entered Boitzenburgh, on the Eibe, on the o7tb
OF October; the Prufiians entered Hanover on
the day following.
The armies of Pruflia. are dfpofed into four
divilions; one of thefe, reinforced by 24,ooo
Saxons, and 10000 HefIians, is to cover the from
tiers of Franconia; fecond has proceeded to
Hildeihcim, third is to march to the Rhine.
and a fourth to remain in Brandenburyb. The
Duke of BrunfSick commands the army in Low
err Saxony, which is to be Joined by the Ruff
ans, Swedes, and the Britiih expedition above
noticed. There is probability that one of the
Pruflian armies will invade Holland to defend
which French troops were on the point of
marching into the republic. =
The Dutch minifter quilted Hamburger on
the approach of the Rufiians, and the French
minifter was preparing to follow him.
Sir K. Strachan was off Finiferre, and had
intelligence that the Rochefort fquadron had
not got into pert on the 3oth of O6iober.
The Ottoman troops at Cairo have obtained
complete victory over the Refractory beys; the
heads Of fsven of them, in conformity with the
utnal practice of Turkey, were publicly hung
up on the gates of the Seragi;o at Corfantno-
pie, among whom was taid to be the celebrated
Elf Bey. .As-e. Adz,.
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SIXTH BULLETIN.
(Signed)

ELcHINGEN, O6. 1s.--The day of Um was
one of the mon brilliant in the biRory of France.
The capitulation of the town is annexed, as well
as the account of the regiment fiut up there
The emperor might have takenthe place by az
fault, but twenty thouiapd men, defended by
Notifications and wet bitches, would have made
rehftance, and his dehre was to fave the eITi-
fion Of blood. General Mack, Commander In
Chief Of the army, was in the town: it is the
fate of Generals oppof-d to the Emperor to be
taken in fortified places. 1t will be recoeefed,
that after the brilliant movements on the B-eD-
Ia, the old field Martial Wurmfer was made
priloner in Mantua: Msias was alto at Alexa,,.
dria Mack alto at UIm. The Aufrisn army
was one of the hneh that Auftria ever had |,
conhfted of IA regiments of infantry of the ar.
my of Bavaria, as it is called, 3 regiments from
the Tyrol, and FIVE regiments which had been
tent IN wagons from Italy--altogether 8s re.
giments of infantry, and s regiments OF cayai
nv.
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II. a rowt reid far King q Queen eouut,, at TIE
fowt-boglfon Monday tie 9t6 Of Sept. 1905.
UPON AN INJuNc ZION IN cHANcERY.
Richard Brooke, Plaintiff.
Agaii1
Wallace 3chnfon & Muire & Rebt Price, DTS.
HIS day came the plaintiff by his council,
l. and the defendants, Wallace Johnlon and Muire
not having entered their appearance and given fe-
earity according to the a of aHebly, in iuch cafe
made and provided, and the rules of this court, and
1t appearing to the fatisfl6ton of the court tina, they
aTer.t inhabitants of this commonwealth On the
motion of the plaintiff by his rounfe 1t is ordered,
that the fad defendants do appear here on the econd
Monday in November next ,nd anfwer the bill of the
plaintiff, and thata copy of this order be forthwith
inherited M fone public newspaper pubihed in the
city of Richmond for two months fuccefTyely, and
Poted al the front door of this coutt-houie.
Copy, Teitc, RODT. POLLARD, c. G.
October H.. Of 2ni)
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To BIZ RENTED OF SOLD,

10 toe 6,gbetf bidder, on the preui/e-, on tie Sd
day Of 3anuary nexf
|. HAT Valuable Piaptaiion called WINDSOR,
y the property of the late William Daadridge,
decd Gtuated James River, about four miles above
Richmond, containing by late furvey III acres
The htuation rs healthy aud high, commanding nioli
beautiful and extenve profpe4 Of che river and ac-
Jaeent country. There is convenient to this place an
excellent Fiihery, where the it,ea fadd, rock and
other nth may, in their ieafon lie had, with little ex-
pence, abundantly. There is attached TO this farm
about 20 or 1870 acres Of good how land as ANY on
the river. There is an orchard containing about 600
apple trees, bsdes other frat trees of hyperion qua
lity to any in that part Of the country. The build
ing, are a two RORY dwelling hoote with two rooms
and Pailags below, and three rooms above FAIRS !;
barn 10 feet fquare, the rl ilory Of which isbut
OF itoe hay houfe 90 Feet fquare, with ieds which
are uied as ables and may wilh little repair BE- made
excellent.
-. dt tie zane tine and yizce is,
WILL BE SOLD-A-Ail the Stock of Cattle, Hor-
les, Mules, Sheep, Hogs, &c. Plantation UtenG!s,
f1ouiehold and Kitchen Furniture, and about 80 like
y Negroes; among them are an excellent Black
in'ish and Rope maker. All OF which is the pro-
Perty Of the faid cambridge.
.-Ayfo evW be SOL,
valuable collection of Law BOOKS, &c. &c.
he Land Is fubjr3 to the widows DOVER; If fold
the ternis Of payment will be made known on the day
OF iale For the other property credit of twelve
months will be allowed by giving bonds with appro-
we'd fecurity.
Should purchafer prefer paying cath, dfcount of
6 per CENT will be allowed. For all fun,s under ten
dollars, eafh will he expelled.
WILLIAM LANGBORNE,
Executor of VIM. cambridge, decd.
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TO NoN-RESrDENTs OF KENTUCKY.

NE SUBSCRIBER living in the neigiiborhood
Il OF Frankfort, Kentucky having undertaken to
pay the taxes ut number OF gentlemen refding in
Virginia and eIiewhere, their lands in this Fate
and finding that the RENTING of money to him for
that purpoe is attended with great difficulties, rk
and trouble, propofes il thole gentlemen and any
Others who may find it an accommodation to them,
tie following plan, to wit That they ihall depoGt
their money i'll either Of the banks Of Richmond Alex
andria, George Town Baltimore on or before the
frit day of May annually, and authorize fome perfon
at thoie leyers banks advile him by po of the a.
mount. and to whole credi. !, A,a!l be applied, and
Empower him to draw for the fame payable on fight.
The lands Of non-redents are advertiled about the
fra Of July, which is expence Of twenty-five cents
on each tract. The fublcriber's draft will command
the cath in this fate, and as foon as his bills are ho-
noured at any of the aforementioned banks, he will
advance the money in Kentucky, deduSing feven and
half per cent eommiiTion for his trouble, in attend
ing to and executing the bufinefs. He will incofe
duplicate receipts to thofe banks in which the money
is depoEted, to the proprietor, of the lands keep
sg the original 10 his own pofiefIion to corre3 any
Which may occur In the auditors Office of Ken
tuekT. TO thofe gentlemen who may wifi to pay
their taxes in this way and who have not perfonal
acquaintance with the ubfcriber he begs leave to re-
fer them to the Hon. John Breckenridge, the Hon.
Matthew Walton, FIGURES, now in congrefs at the
city Of Wahington, Gen. John Preilon Of Mont
goory county, and Col. James Breckenridge of Bot
tetourt county, Virginia, dsto the confidence which
may be repofsd in him.
NATHANIEL HART.
NJ 3. The potage on ell letters drs6ted to me
On tue above buiirelsmuR he paid.
December 10. (eFtlMay.
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WILL BE SOLD.

WILL BE SOLD,
at ''t6he dnaion, at tie Eagle Tavern, in the
.Iy efRiebnena, on Monday fb. efb day of
Tannory::
: Wo LOTS in the faid city on shoekoe Hill,
= one OF which is at prelent occupied by Doctor
M'Cl'rg, .nd joining one of Major Duvals; ON thi,
lot IS two Rory brick dwelling houfe, Sc feet fquate,
with eonvea'ent ont houies The other lot alto joins
one of Major Duvals, and is occupied by MIR. M
Bltes; this lot has Dutch roof framed DWELLING
ho'ae on it So feet by IS.
This property is Ikewife fubje6aro the widows
dover.
abe terms OF payment will he male known on the
day Of la!e. wM.LANGBORNP. Fr.,r
Nov 10. .p,f
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a t the requen Of Mr.. Walter B. Gillian, and in
I 4 conformity with Deed Of Truf from Mr..
John s. More. for the purpoGe Of feeuring the paw
merit OF money TO the faid Gillian, the fubfcrber. one
1.-THE Trnifees will proceed to fell at the Eagle IA
vern, on the 10Th day Of February next 70 much Of
tract OF LAND, lying part in Hanover and part in
Gooehlsnd, containing FIVE hundred and Gxty acre,
more or ei', aod adjoining the lands of Capt Eliba
Leske, Samuel Mofby, and William woodfon, as
Dial produce the following fns Of money, with con
and charges Of ile Forty pounds, balance of three
hundred, due on che 10Th Of Oa. 1904, with intereA
uD tic day Of fc and two hundred and thirty three
poundsiz Fittings end eight pence, with interea from,
'he 10th day Of October Ian, I'LL the day of fale
MERiWRTBER JONES, Trufee.
December "a
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NOTICE,

HAVING commenced the BURR MILL STONE
!! L MAKING, in September laa, at my fhop, near
che Baton Of the Canal, I have finhed for fale
fones OF fees fuet and s feet diameters of bet
Quality and Workmanship I have a large proportion
OF Cloe Hard Burrs, fitabe for grinding corn, and
viii ihortly receive additional fupplies Of good maze
riais. Thofe who pleafe to avsnr nile with their
commands, will be fervei faithfully on reafonable
terms Iwillchoofe boiling Cloths ior thofe who de-
IRE it, fn,abIe Co their Purpofes tender my thanks
to the public for par avours and hope for future en-
oouragement. John MOODY.
December "a. T&S6w
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II CUSTOMS newly invented PATENT ME-
- iALl.lc HONE, maybe had at Mr.. Geo.
Ereenhow's fore, erpoG,e the Eagle Tavern, The
utility OF this machine for letting Razors and oher
inruuents which require a fnc edge, renders it IN
object worthy the attention of every individual who
may have location for it, ufe
December y. ,f
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II WEE T9YEPN

- EuBEN BURNLEY respectfully informs the
N public, that ne has opened HorGe of Enter
tainnent in that coun,odous new building wen of
the Coart-houfe. Attached to the prernifcs is new
itone table inferior in the ftate and that he
is IN every rcfpea, well provided for the accommo.
dation of genteel company.
NJ b. Very liberal wages will be given for a good
Cooi;--a male would be preferred.
Charlottesville, Nov. % epem
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NuMBE. e9.1
TUITION.

.WiNGFTELD Academy Gin the forks of EIano-
wv ver) will be opened the fecoad Monday in
January next. In this Seminary youth will be taaght
the Greek and Latin languages, Englih Grammar,
Arithmetic, Geometry, Geography and the ufe Of the
Globes. - .-
There will be two feflions in the year, the one 10
continue from the eonlnencement to the IL of June,
the other from the III of July the 10th of Decem-
Der. XXX.
The price Of board, tuition and Walking for each
boy under fifteen years of age will be twenty.eight
pounds and for every other thirty pounds be paid
quarterly in advance.
The tuition and lodging houfe will be pu. in good
order for the reception Of twenty pupils, aud ten or
Twelve may be accommodated with bedding at forty
hilings each.
The greaieH attention will be paid to the health,
morals, and literary and fcienti6e improvement Of
sheboys. ~
PETER NELSON, and
- WILLIAM NELSON, Jr.
December q. a.
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HITS, SHOES, ST..

ys7HE fubfcrber has received good a(Tortuer,
4 OF Hats, Shoes and halter, trimmings.
AZ Cotton Shifting and Irih Linens, Stevenfon,
Bleach BY the piece. For lae by d. 7. BURR.
Second door above the Eagle Tavern
November 81. foaw6wN
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MccABE e. WALKER.
WATcH 90 CLOCK MdKFR

III The s'yHer bsgf ebiaffe 11s6Js. Csnbks' sfoy,
Rjsbeoad
INFER their ferviees to tho public. From Ar;a
attention to all commands appsrtainiug to their
huhHeis, and the pains that win be beloved IN
the execution OF their work. they have full confidence
10 hope FOR Continuance Of the avours hey NAV re-
ee've Great care will be taken in repairing al lirA
of watches and clocks.
December $, 81
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! Lonia Comt, Court, oao6er l4tb, 1905.
Nathan d. Andsrlon, plaintiff I
AgainR
VIM. Lonry and James Ppllian and 4. C5aneery.
= Thos Daeiiper, executors of John
Pailiani, decczied, Defendants
HNHE defendant VIM. Loury not having entered
his appearance and given fecurity according to
the act Of aen,by, and the roles of this court and
happening 10 the ati,aon Of the court chat he is
not an inhabitan, this Fate. Therefore, on the mo-
ton of the plaintiff by his attorney 1t is ordered and
ceceed by the court, that he appear here on the e
s!nd Monday in January next and anfwer the plain
tis bill AMI 'st copy of this decree be Inherited
ia ion'e of the public newspapers printed in the city
OF Richmond Tor eight weeks fueeeiIively and puba-
ed at the front door of this houe on ome court
day.
a Copy. TeGe,
JOHN POINDEyTER, C. c.
November Is. (Eam)
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TO BE RENTED.

MY Ho9S art Loz, aa,n Ssafk'i-. lYRi, ia an
V1 airy Sleai5zt i4sfiau.--F,r ierri, aS9ly 10 MIR.
Sn'na" c,a-r, s1s0 i, fly autSoyjed5 BY mf, 10 tresf
Far he fams, ori' fbtJ,le,i5er. Po6Tsn may be inn
0v.Gsit!y BAL WXkLLflH MINI
d4gyG 50. (FE
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LoniEs Cc'mty Court, O7o5er I4fk, 1906.
Jolhua Morris, Plaintiff \
Asana
Ruin Mutt, s, Stephen Per- 0y frJa"e9s'"'
kns, Defendants
hE defendant Ruf, Nut. not having entered
Il his appearance. and given fecHr,y according "a
iaw and the rules of this ; and it appearing 60
the latsaaion Of the court thar he is uoe al,
rant of this hate Therefore, On the -otiou Of the
plasti by his attorney It sorde-ed and decreed by
the court, that he appear here on the ssai Mon
day in January next, and aniwer ting pl,iutif bill
aud thata copy OF this order be Forthwith .Jrrted in
Tome OF the newspapers, printed in the city of Rich
nont, for eight weeks fueeefively,, and pablied at
the rons door OF this court houfe Tome Court day
Copy. Tehe,
JOHN PoINDExEER.e SIC.
November IL. (Fem.) : =
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FOR HIRE, the en5aiag gear:
a BLACKSMITH, perhaps inferior to zone in
{ n Virginia He has been brought up TO execute
the IRON work of the carriage making buiinsf,. En-.
qulre of WIN. B. PACE, ShocLoe Hill
December IL. epSt
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TIE HrcHHsT rRicF Civ cAsN) WILL BE CT.
VEN AT THIS OFFICE FOR
GLENN LINEN = COTTON PHGS.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-12-19
POETRY.
From the NORTHERN BUDGET.
AFAREwELL TO M.ss. Pss.s...

FAREWELL Nj P---t! ruins gate
With joy ! quit thy more.
And foadly hope my wrstched fate,
Will drive me here no more.
Too long I've liv'd -four months 10 long,
In this detected pIace)
Devoid OF focis joy. and fong,
And Friendihip's fweet embrace.
What fool would longer here remain,
Who histwo legs can ufe---
Toll like aave Tor Iittle gain.
Yet half that hitle iofc I
Shall fay herewith hunger pine
Grow lean from day 10 day.
When Ini'fsa, Pleafofe. Friendhip, Join
To beckon me away.
Stay here Ablurd. In this cnu'd foot
True triendfhip ne'er was known
Zen Love, blea patton !. forgot.
While Vice ufufps her throne.
With cafe fsiing monk. 70 pure.
Might here bis vows obfeue
Hare b1gh,ea worth might die obfcsre,
And modca msrit Rarve,
Here poverty. with bafc6si. face,
Defpotic, reigns alone;
With crown Of arsw her temples grac'd--
Adunghill forms her 'hrone.
Her famil,'d courts blue-nof'd band,
With cattering teeth sed knees.
Around her throne in terror itand,
And hear her fern dccrss.
Here bow back'd Cate. aud Famine suant,
Mute DER their icv'Ial woes
Labor, half naked, looks liant,
As fearful OF the crows.
His fkinny lips, pale Hunger gnaws;
While Theft fwho fands siiie)
Hi, tatter'd covering cloter draw,
A pilfer'd bone TO hide.
Here bard'ncd knavc, and fhamclcfs punk,
Undaunted Rslk arosnd
Red-ey'd Intempersuce, dead drunk,
Lies fprswiing On the ground.
Around her fun-burnt fubjeeis throrg,
In pen'ry's meanea plight;
Doom'd to hard labor all day loog,
YET poorer every night.
Hard thraIdom pensncc mot feverc
Yet fill oblig'd to Ray;
Too poor to live, they lioger he,c--
Too poor to run away.
The cries Of want. and jefls obfcene,
And mitery's moans are there,
And griei's low iigh---loud os,hs proisne,
And fhrieks OF wild deipsir.
Such fcrncS Is theie my entrais fright,
Staivstion waits my fay:
Hanger end, wings to aid my fight,
And hstries Ire away.
Wat me We breezes Of the South,
Far North to iome retreat,
Where plenty reigas. aud +" Labor's mouth"
Is h!Yd with btead and nicat
Where unrearcind by poverty,
may with hearty zeal.
Once more enjay he luxury
O! eating aFuLL MEAL.
Then fhall my lcndcr ihanks aHame
joilier Form and gait ::
My checks be auih 4 with visor's bloom
My ribs be clo,h'd with fat.
Then ihall thank theic gcn'rou, friends
Who fnatch'd me oot OF evil;
Aud care not tho iome whirlwind fends
Mt P---------t to the d-l.
Nsw Landing. at LongwAari. the Cargo 9