Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-29

, Whsn tbs courfea are to be reefed, can off the
lower clegs from toe thimoies in the upper elews,
haul IN TIE lsk fail by he baniliacs ard haul
tort thc Tsei line, one part at time, frsn the
middle ot the iaii, towards the clews, and make
itiah nd the upper clews, 70 as TO ooahne the
lover clees.
10 II me fail, reeve few turns of the la(h-
Ing ioI the c ews, and haul them down, overhaul.
ing The rect lac and bnnihnes.
10 reef the top.lai lend man up to each
yard arm, i-tIle the haiyards, and haul the fail
down by the reef tackles, and pats the turns of
the caring throus hsut the thImbles in the caring
crirgles and on the foot rope and make it taft.
44olit the fail tort up, hand through the faek OF
TIE Dantlnesi and hand tort tie reef line each
iide towards The cIews AID makcfsa.
The typ ga.lant fails are reeted in The the fame
manner By eafugs at the lower part and a small
gai,et yovs as reef line, or from the deck by
the ciew lines and buntllne.
The puntiines md ,eef line will coa6ne the
Aaek fail, when reeted, clofe up in the wake of
the RET j, AID lie bunt,aes viii iy tequre
10 ne kept hand tort, as is ulaal, TO prevent
them from chaEng The fall
An experiment of the efficiency of this inven-
,ion has been tried by The Minatabr of - guns
whir cou les, ia!hioned above were rertcd in
gale CT wnid in two minutes without fcndng a
man of the deck.
We are happy in seeing proposals for the
publication IN this town, of work which
has lately na1e It's appearance in London,
under the Tile of lHemoifS Of G II. Tai
teyraad. Besides an interesting narrative
OF the private conduct of this arch hend OF
debauchery and intrigue, The work contains
those prominent features of the French re.
volu,ion, which II is the duly of free PEG.
pie thoroughly TO know, in order that they
may prof, by tEer example. The follow
ng passage i, quoted from the f st volume
of this publication, and will serve 10 shew
from the example which has beer given by
Mr.. Jefferson and his partzans, of the IN
PRODUCTION to this country of such men as
Paine, Calender, Duane, Ch-etham and
a host of similar cut throat patriots, what
America is destined to experience, in her
career of democratic revolution.- B0St9a
pap.
:" A French work, often quoted, thus
describes the arrival of the Egglish and
German patriots al P,ris, their acts of pa
tiiousn during their stay, and the patriotic
reicls they carried with them at their de.
pariure. Since the constituent assembly
had just before the frs, federation in17so
put in requlsi,on the literary adventures
and social outlaws of every country on the
globe, TO present themselves al it. bar and
congratulate it, in SO many different Ian.
guages, on It's glorious labors, TO restore 10
nations their long-losI liberty, laudable e.
mulalion took place between the constitu
tonaI authorities and the anti constitutional
clubs which should be foremost in inviting
foreign patriots to their fraternal banquets.
English highway men, Spanish PickPockets,
Italian galley slaves, and German house
eakers, after sharing the embraces CT our
WEALTHY patriots, soon made free with
their plate and pockets, and alter crewding
our patriotic societies, finished by crowd
ing our iails, our bulks and our scaolds.
These palpable errors, instead OF correcting
the mania of our revolutionary propaga :
ors served only TO increase it. particularly
with regard to England and Germany, Ia
June 1892 Talleyrand imported from the
former country an Anarcharsls Cloots; from
the latter, numerous patriotic conuaband
commodities.
The diligence from Calais and from
Strasburgh were for several weeks so COM
oletely filled with these volaries OF liberty
aud equality that .thev literally groaned un'
der the weight of their patriotic burthens.
Some of them break down in consequence,
aud many vahable limbs Of these precious
members of society were injured; and they
became pensioaes o. the great nation be-
fore thsy had fought for her dear taught H.