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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-06
E French and Du,eh qceonn,s.
PARIS, Aug. ST.


The frontiers orthe Eanpire seem IN II.
menaced by the movements of The Aus
trisn armies. Thirty thousand men are
70 march from The camps of Boulogne to
the banks ofthe Rhine. This intelligence
may surprise those who have even fore.
seen it.
In lret we might foresee that the enyi-
Gus hatred of the British Cabinet, and The
iear with which the genius of the Empc-
ror Napoleon fills IL, would induce Mr.. Pitt
to exhaust all the efforts of intrigue and
corrupiion, to divide the dangers that me-
naced England, and make the con,inen,
share them with her but we NAV well he
astcnished that Austria should have so
soon forgotten The lasson Of experience.
and that she shou;a still give herself up to
those sinister councils which have twice
dragged her TO the brink Of boltomless
abyss.
Vanquished for several years, she had
received from The magnanimity OF the con-
queror, more advantages than she would
nave dared 10 demand after Victories and
It is against The hero, who, Respecting
courage aod misfortune, stopped in his
Tmmphs, and twice saved her by a gene.
rous peace, that she is going to rekindlc,
at The voice OF per6dious ally, war.
which to her, will have neither Legitimate
object nor end.
But there is in future more than one
Gay OF Marengo 10 France ard Austria,
lhe i1ungaraas, the Germans, will
perhaps be tired Of shedding their blood TO
preserve 10 the Engli.h The commercial
and naval despo,ism which has so off,
lnsul,ed The Austrian FIag The French
VII never be tired Of lighting for the
Freedom OF the Seas, from which il
is wished 10 Danish lhem--for the defence
OF their property which il is wished IN de-
stroy--tor the prosperity of their Mann.
features, which it is wished 10 stifie-f for
the majesty and greatness Of The Eurire
which only wound the pride OF their enc.
mies--they will be fai,hrul to the rcmenn.
braHce OF their past glofy, ard to the sen
ilmenl OF their present happiness.
In the storm of the Revolution, when
we were without chief, without law, with
out union, without government, & wi,bout
bread, we made coaIcsced Europe respea
the independence of our territory. Tb.
revolution IS at an end, order is restored,
the State hourisbing he who restored
laws, victory, and honor, leads on our SOL
dIers, and presides over our destinies.
Halt Europe is for our success, even
though It IS lighting against us--it Is easy
70 see on which side the danger will be.
n Decree was made by Ilis Majesty AZ
the Imperial Camp Of Bolougne, on the
251h, concerning the levy Of tic conscrip.
ton Tor the year l]s--Pursuant to this d,.
cree, The 10000 conscripts for the year Ia,
winch by virtue Of tho law Of the 27th
iiyose, year iS, are 10 be raised to com.
pielc the army TO It's establishment, and
TIE thirty thousand 20 remain as re-
serye.or to raise The army TO the war esta.
oh.hslenl,sfe TO be put into asinai service.
NEIL M'COUEI,.
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LONDON, Sect. s.


The ccssion OF Swedish Pomersnie to
Russia, is officially contradi0ed. This is
an important fact; as il is now rot unvea
sonnble 10 suppose that Prussia will re-
main neutral; for we know not Of any
other point upon which the cabinets of
Petersburg and Berlin are likely TO disa-
gree.
Government has received information,
that the camp at Bou,ogne was breaking
up, and The troops marching towards the
Rhine. STA SIDNEY SMITH. has been off
the French coast accommodating.
The French Moniteur complains of the
desertion of,he Italian troops into Germa-
ny. D
tcJ" NAVAL AFFAIRS.
.Tdnurdhy- Office. Sen. 3. A letter has
just been received from Capt. BARRON, of
the Goliah, dated Aug. Is, Informing of
the capture, on the 10th, Of La Torche, q
French national corvette, of ls guns, and
l96 IHen commanded By Capt. Dehen. ha.
wing on board So OF the late Bianchc's
crew. She was one OF the Squadron that
destroyed the Blanche.
| Dispatches have been received from Adj.
inlra S'oiiingwood, informing OIL arri-
val ofihe combined feet at Cadiz, the zolh
August, consisting OF 90 sail Of the line.
Sir ROBERT CALpER, and Admiral Conn.
WALLIS had been made acquainted with
4 the fact.
Admiral CoRNwALLis mentions, that a
squadron of ten sail Of French ships, (gour
lot the l'ne) had chased the Melampus fri.
gate on the 3olh of August, of the Pen.
marks. They are supposed o be the ships
left at Vigo and bound to L'Orient.
The homeward 5aund Jamaica feet OF
is6 sail, has arrived without The loss oil
a single ship, o. at most but one.
q, Our letters from Falmouth state, tina,
the homeward bound East-Inda feet we're
in sight.
/ The Rochefort squadron il is said slip.
ped into Brest, when Corvallis hauled OF
10 intercept the combined squadron.
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IS said ths. n,;r tronps win shortly
rnarch.in,o the Austrian territories, par,
t'cniarly Callicia and S,.csa. in he neigh
hcuy.lcod of Jagerodorf and 1roppau.--
There is a report too OF al cn,harsa;ion
of,roops for Swedish pomerania, and like.
wise troops for another destination.
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WHrrEnALL, IS June, 1905.
Ccvnc.l OGicc.

WHITEHALL, IS June, 1905.
Comet OGisTs.
SIR,
THE Lords OF his Males,y's most
honorable Privy Council having had under
their consideration report oil his Maies-
tvs Advocate, Attorney and Solicitor Ge-
neral, upon the petition ofIhos. and Isaac
i4ill!cda,e, setting forth that on the AMI
val Of The American ship Leda, Williams.
son, master, at the port of Liverpool FROM
New Nork, with cargo Of -four and
slaves, the entry OF the said cargo had
I been objeeled to on The gound that the
master Of the said vessel had not become
citizen oil The u. States previous to their
independence, and that he said vessel was
not eniltled 10 import the said goods. for
| home consumption, according 10 the aef
OF 37lh OF his alrsty, chap. o7, and il an.
pearing by the said report that The master
ofshe said ship is quaiiied 10 be the mas
ter OF an American ship, so as 10 enlitle
the said ship legally to impcrt goods into
this country under The statutes referred to.
| am directed TO transmit, COPY Of the
said report to- you. for the information Of
The commissioners OF his n,aies,ys Gus
toms, and | am 10 desire that directions
may be given to The officers of the GUS
toms OF Liverpool, to admit the cargo OF
the said ship 10 be entered Tor home con-
stump ion under the statute Of 81 of his
majesty, chap. 81.
am, sc.
tSigned) w. FA1VKENER.
| CusroM-HousE--Lordon, July |, lso5s
Let the Collector ard Comptroller of
Liverpool take care that the directions
contained in slr. lawkeners letter foe
which the foregoing is a copy be duly Q.
beyed.
By order fhe comm'rs.
! tSigned) ]. HUME.
10 the Lords Of his Alajesty's o,oss honora1
Die Privy Council.
MAY 1T PLEASE YOUR LoRDsHrPs,
IN obedience 10 your I.ordships d..
rections, slgnihed TO us by Mr. Fawkener,
we have taken into consideration the pc.
ltion OF Thomas and Isaac Lit,ledale. seq
ling forth that on the American ship Lee
aa' Williamson, master, at the port of Lii
verPool from New. York, with cargo OF
Hour and slaves, the entry of the said car
go had been objected TO on the ground
that the master Of the said vessel lwho is
native OF Scotland) had not become ci-
teen Of the United States previous TO their
independence, and tina, the said vessel
could not therefore legally impor,the said
goods into this Kingdom for home con-
sumption according TO the terms Of the
act ofthe 3Yth of his Majesty. chap. 81.
And we have the honor to report ouropi-
mon 10 be uoder the authority Of the case
OF Wilson Dersns Maryat in the Kings
bench IN 1898, and afterwards in the Ex-
chequer chamber in 1899, that William.
son having become citizen of the Uni.
ted States, and having Gas it is to be pre-
sumed) bona fde residence there, is
! qualified to be the master oil an American.
snip so as-to eDtitle such ship legally To
import goods into this country under the
statute referred To.
Al OF witch is humbly submitted 10
your Lordshps' wisdom.
(Signed)
y. NICHOLL.
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- 49,
WASHINGTON CITY, Noverabsr }.
/. The iollowins papers have been recea..
~ received from Eagiand. Their au,ben-
nc.'y may be relied ON. The ,.eri.;on
they announce isthemore itG por,s,a from
contrary one having heretofore been a.
dopted III the British tribunals.
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SALEM, AuguR 90.
IMPORTANT NEN,s FROM rPLpozy

IMPORTANT NEHtS FROM 7-RLpCLy.
Yeherday the brig Be'le-Ine, Capt. Leach.
arrived here in 66 DAYS from Naples. Ahout
eight days before he failed, news arrived there.
that Gener9! EATON, at the head of th. frnaIl
American force which had been detached fror,
our Mediterranean flua6ron, and the troops
Collected by the rival brother of the BaG,ayy OF
l'ripoh, had had an engagement with the Tr;-
Dnlines al Derne---on which iide victory decIar
ed we do not learn bnt it was faid that Gene
raj Eaton's army fuffered moi frvertlv. and
that every American was killed, except Mr.. Fa.
ton, who was wounded IN the houlder. The
effect of The battle, however, was an immedi
ate ncxocation for peace, to aGif at which.
Col. Lear went from Malta to Tripoi and
two days before Capt. L. failed, dif,a,ches
were received from Col. Lear at Naples. brin,
ing The important aud glorious intelIiqencr.
that PEACE highly honorable to Che yJnited
States bad been concluded, and OF COURT. the
AueTicans who had been 70 long jufSerino in
captivity releafed. Capt. L. we uuder}and
brings dispatches for our government, e. that
we may ex1ect ihort!y TO have the official de.
tails ofths battle, the negotiation, add the terms
Of peace.
The American fduadron had not left Malta
when this affair took place ard there was no
Intelligence at Naples of the Gun Boats from
tie United States having TONED them. Com.
modore Murray, after he found the negociatior
was III prOmiing train, failed for the United
States on account of bis i'll fate of health.
[RegRer.
- This account is corroborated by the late arri-
Val ae charieiton' Id Eng,
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]. ABECRONIBIE.

PT9eJj'r q M0sIc 8 D.gNcwG, his from
CGaris5toa 4:
hGS leave to Notify, tlat he has taken r4Gdsne.
IA tn. city, IN the Upper Rooms Of Mr.. Vaps,,,
new PRICK honie on Shocku Ill., above DR.. WiIion,s
ohop' remarkable P..aisnt Gtuaron
SCHOOL FOR DANCING.
He teaches Tie NIinuet De Ia Cour co.n,;o,
Country and Fancy Dances, fynena;icalIvL ~,
tend families as lntructor for the Vi.lp Piano. Fart
Guitaf' aud to give 6nh TO n.nGcal educaron ND
the accompanying of the violin to r.,,,late lin
grace aud direct the voice, 70 eentialiy nseearv to
irch as WIN to excel in thofe accomplishment
Terms made known on application.
at o'clock. SEN, q &c S D4' "a do :
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Lac. Gnsniisg's ga;i,
- --.-.-lS
IMPORTANT, IF TEUE!!i

IMPORTANT, IF TEUE!!l
b*frna ora irfter.fyom a gentleman liz MATING
ian to 6H' }rse@dda IBIS cry dated S:.sten,6e,
5, 1905.
, mott hncerely cong-,,uiate YOU on The
news from the Mediterranean, and truft in G %
it NAV ne true.
" Gen: Dearborn read to me this morning
letter from Mr. Crownn.hield in which he
lays that ve6el had irt arrived at Salem,
which hronght the intelligence that Mr.. Eaton
had metthe Baihaw cf Tripoli about 90 leagues
rom that city. and defeated him in general
action, on the 10th of June, which enabled him
20 d'ctate peace on the field of battle. Our
Priioners were TO be rer1fed without ranfo,n
and no tribute 70 he afsed in future. He fates.
that the diipatches to government will arrive in
day or two, and that the account is oehcial.''
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in the following relo!utioas we have new
and inconte!t;ble proof al the fact. 1hefe rei,-
buttons wcre moved hy Mr.. J. in the ailembly
OF Virg. dcring rctprne OF II the g fum-
mary rights ot Sriiiili America" demonftrate
that its Author was among the sarliett friends
OF our independence, the following reio'u,ions
Will prove his fpirit IN the fupport of liberty
undaunted and undated. They will prove him
as anxious to embrace every energetic expediert
to accomplish the revolution, as the fre pa
per fhowed him anxious 20 undertake it.
Re'sised Dnanimo4cy, That q proportion from, the
e'en, TO ali any thee C,iteG States for peace or
truce sparate hom tler allies, is ildous and iuad.
miliible.
P1fSfv'S Spoai~oyyRy. That prcpoGtion from, ,ac
enemy foe treaty with any siienbly or body If men
ia America, otr-r than the congres of the!e United
States. is iridious and inadrr;fible
Rlie!ve9 xralizosGv, That this alembly will no.
Elen any propotpn nor flffer any negotiation in,
ccnent with their national faish and federal union
Rgiaisaf proai.osay, That this anernbly win exer,
the utnoie powers Of the Gitc TO carry on the war
with v'yonr and effect until peace fall be obtained in
manner confident with our national faith and fe,le
raj union.
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ItarSnaies.
NEw-YosE, Aug. %.

NEw-YosE, Amg. 90.
we have received Jamaica papers by the
i>iooaer Nancy, 20 the soth July, in ore of
which we find proclamation by the Governor
20 the following efeet: ",hat as the general
i,,arclty of proviiions prevails throughout the
'i''hf, and the exigency of the cafe requires it.,
cert an otner Articles, not enumerated in the
exclamation Of the Goth Nav. flail be permit
'f 'o be imported, in neutral veGtis until the
en- December nex.. as fhseo, hogs. po,.Itry,
'T1'l live rock OF ALI kinds. fruit, fin. aou.
. Cornmea', corn. bread, rice, beans, peas, and
l'mter OF every dcfcription.
By the Nancy from K;agiton we have recciv-
ed papers 20 the so,h Ut.
Kn.g Ton, Uam.) July 90.
iis honor the lieutenant governor has been
pleaied to iiiue 2 proclamation bearing date the
c2d current, allowing tat, ss as tic general
1,arci,y Of prOvtions which prevails through
cat the hands. and the eyigencv oi the cafe re-
ooires it. certain otter articles aud things, not
enumerated III the proclamation OF the 2oth of
NAV. i'ial' he rer,nitted to he imported until
.nc SIT day Of Decemher xxi viz: hrep, hogs.
poultry, fu,sll live flock of all kinds. frnit. and
all forts OF FIJI, flour. corn, corn-u,ea, bread.
r'"e, peas, Seaus. and iur.her of every iefcrip-
T'nn, III velieis hr'onyiae TO nentr.il and other
:tites in afnity with Q. B'it,in."
Itr!'''a IF LITTER from Ln2n;ra, 70 a gentleman
in hdi. 3oroRygb, Goted lug. 9.
6 TIE ports on this coat are po!i,ively f,ut
aga;nt ali neutral vsi'sls. aud are likely to con.
ti7uefn until March or April--There have been
6A or 20 vsi}els turned away from here within
70 days. Ledger.
C70tain Kenrard, ofthe brig Camillus, nates,
that on she 2ad inf. ne foolt the f.hr.--,
r'nt. Prchie. out l I days from Nevis, bouHei to
Nrw-Haven and tha. capt. p Informed him,
rhst the evening before he failed. intelligence
was received at Nevis, that another French deet
had arrived i'll the Weft Indcs. ALsr. AAfy.
Captain W'Gontv, arrived at New nndon
from Demersra, informs that no kind of failed
pToviions are allowed 10 be landed at that place,
r:1ets by ipecial per!nit ofthe Governor: which
cnPs, generally, one quarter what the cargo
will tcl for when !andet. The market, for ali
kinds OF American procQcs, is extremely dull
ID.
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RUNAWAY NEGPO

bHFrY DOLLARS REWARD, if taken ,,i,,,;o
fifty miles Of Richmond. and one hundred nj.
lars II taken beynrd e. viii be given 70 appreheud
negro man named LEWIS, about thirty years Of a,,c
who lait night runaway from me fubfcribers. III, IL
very !'nut made, aud abots s fcrt 10 or .e.t "a
inches nigh; has nalculiue CONFERENCE.-THE a
wren ne went away, a RuIa Drill Drab Ceat and
iantal0ons; but hasa variety OF other cIoathino.-
He was formerly the properly Of MIR. Edward tJ,i
lam Of Hanover Town, where uefhaps he NAV b,x
gone-A mai'ers Of yeiiels are forcwarnei from b,,
noring or carrying him away, under the penalv Of
the law. CIfIIo'r 50 rp,ro,y u
September 6. IT.
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aparSl'sl line With the prer.at ore. to tie roa.,
Fading TO Blackburn's, taking in about = miles
eahwardiy of the prvient line; tvpce with the
preient line as high up as to be oppoite the
head of Cove creek, in the Wahna, cove, thence
a ftraight line acrofs 70 as TO interfctt Bu;lsr's
line giving all above adjoining Kentucky, with
the four mile Zip, and from the Duck river
ridge tn the river. The co'nmiioners rrfui.d
to accept it, or any LET'S than the boundary
line OF tate.
Major Keran is elected representative 10
Cong,efs in the room OF RI. Gi:ie!pie, ,.ecea!-
cd.
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AUCTION OF FURNITURE.

WILL be Sold, at the late reGIe,ce of MI u,
W w. WoRsLEY, over the book fore of r.bo,,.s
Ritch'e, Elq OH WEDNESDAY, next, the In inl}anr
at o'clock, fundry HOUSEHOLD and KITCE1
Hy5. - i4ii'oiiS 5
I'm ffga"t TosN f0aed PI<fNO FORTE.
credit OF FIX months will he allowed o, ~,
u.s ABOVE twenty dollars, purchafers giving notes
all iums under twenty dollars. y -''
Sept. 4, 1906.
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J. II. TASBRNDFR.
tATELY from CHARLESTON, S. c.

LAIELF from cHhRbFsrON, &C.
- RESPECTFULLY igfor6g5 TIC ciase1l erRisJ,gosd
= ant Hf 0'c'aify, bef be bas esmnaefd H..
WAgCh-AT MIXING bof.,h, n, tonf kh, ,;,, =,
Nh JedSdi,b AAlaa, affirming Dr.. FopGrss. N, 10,
only '51i'S YSsebo tsfmefss e7e,y pa,fef,Jeycozs.6
6e7, saf fotrrs bis| from he Ef.EgGfigg v,5ji h.
gare !" Cb"lJer, II 7o5ie5 Pi7es l. zea, ,,fea, sb-
f"o'd' 9 f5'rr rro,' 20 o5'oa J AIYe e(Sab sa,ss-
e qOLIb Il, zttY e4d.s7-ssr ., Ov-,jf
~ ]. II. FAsssNors, b-s On La1g q tJ,if oga,,.
raj 81. JFWELLfR75 (ord dot7 ees,as a ,..,H,
|%'l5I 79tieb LF +~FHhsa /o, egje.
SIiewl.r &. tI<D.
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NOTICE.

lGEliIiONS will be prefented 10 lie next Gene
raj AAsmby Of Virginia. from, The 49,,
the counties Of Fairfax Prince Vy;,l;7n, C,,I-1 "a
trs;uier, Londcnn, Frederick, Jefcrfon Berkev ST..
nandoah, Hampihire, Hardy, Dottetonrt. stc' &C.
Praying that the Notes of the Bank of Potomac ,s,,
oe excepted from the operation Of the law. paed i,
tie TAT ieiiion OF their honorable body, TO pr,Jbt
the circulation Of private Bank Notes.
September 6. (Iaw Sy.
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NOTICE is HEREBr GWEM

'HAi the Common Council OF the City Of Rich.
4 nond villa its meeting on the third MONDAY
IN this month, proceed nominate to the Profgor,
OF William and Mary College, fit and rroper cha
fac'er 20 iueeeed Mr. John Wood, late Mathematical
surveyor oil the laid city, who has relgned.
by O,Ay Of be IHrH
ANDREW STEVENSON, c. &C.
Sept g. .,
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EDUCdTDN

M ~ my about twenty nnies OF Richmond NAV
he obtained Immediately, a School, conGNino
oil twenty or thirty PuPis--and it an additional aid
Us to profit were wbed, the ituation sirniCes ever
conVenleney Tor Tavern, without interfering with
the duties ci the eminary, the retirement Of pri
yate family. For further particulars, apply to Mr.
PCMFREY, Ssa;orsr, Richmond
Scot, G.
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PHILADELPHIA, huguf 80.

We undsritaud that appearances as TO ick-
Eefa, IN the lover part Of Southwark. are more
urfJVcurahe lin"e the change Of weather, and
:hat ths board of health have ordered the com.
inu"'"9tiou ''.twecn that part OF tine CITY To he
cat Oh, by itat'"Iing watohmeu in fich litua-
tionS ae TO pre'ent people ron paliiag. Every
part OF the GUY continues gery healthy.
Gas. U. S.
We think i our duty once more to fate.
that in the fave neghDorhood in Southwark,
II which 70 many cafes Of fever had prcvionflv
occurred, there were as we are Informed, not
)cls than t,"cve ne,r CATS yeherday-fx per-
tH1e, we underaaod, had been removed 10 the
kafptal. rHuyoro.7
We defend to the grave ny natural fnccer.
fon in!6cientiy sapid, without the adventurous
AID ~ oeine premaiuey ebtomhcd Ly means
Or new pan~rs. MANY Of thefc have lately
r7cntion, d the death nf the Rev. Thomas Coke.
l.. T.. Il. one of tbs Difliops Of the Mc,hodiG
tpucppii Church ~ iGe United States, and the
article was copied Of courfe. We are now en-.
ahlcd 70 Gate. Ga the authority uf letter re-
criyed by 81 iefpettabe clergyman here, (aud we
40 1t with iinsuldr pleaiGre) that this worthy
ard d't.nguiihcd PreIate, has not deee4jed, but
vas recently narried 10 mott amiabe lady
The letter referred to does not mention her
name; all therefore that we Car add At preicnt
io--.oT died read married. Proq,. Cur.
A letter frora gov. Sewer tothe editor ofthe
klo%villc Gazette, dated Mar,l. Syringe, 22nd
Ii.y, Jays, returned from the treaty on FRI
Day evening i4it, alter fpendpg two weeks to
NJ purpoie. 1he Indlaus offered 20 make
Duck rivrrthe line from the mouth up aboGt
'"nr ihilss dboyetAe old Or preient lae, 'henc,
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Though Mr.. Jefcrion has ever been the reput-
edauthorcf the Declaration Of ourindgpend,nce,
& though that paper brsathes fpirit of liberty
which could fcarcely be counterfeited, vet have
tire ieteraiiiis thought proper to deny his
attachment TO American Independence. Tbcv
pretended Ian year To quote petition TO
the King OF Great-Britain, which according
TO them was draughted and and iisned by Mr.. T.
praying to be reAored once more TO the favor
of the throne. Uielefs would be the talk of
repeating the RECITATION of this ridiculons
charge. il would be ike laying thcfc who have
been " thrice fGn." All who heard the
circumstances Of the cafe were tot only fatis6.
ed that MIR. JeHcrioB was not the author Of
tie petition, but they were Etisiitd with the
reaiuns which induced iim to- fen il. Nor
doubt however remained, w1sn thev pe,ui.d
" the iummary rights OF Brit.i;I America. p
which was alto rc-pGblI!hcd 10 our papers, and
when they were told that ttis paper was moi
only the uudou5'e! production OF Nr. IsGer.
ions per, bU, that At the time hen 4 was
compVted, i,e had on'lt;pt the op;nio.s o. H..
moi enlightened c0teTpcrarie5. Ibpra ,sas-,ot
ivan who could have read tEa, 7,c-r vj,,.u,,,
relieving that IT'S author vas III. G.y.t.d .r..nd
u dnleriIAn IHH,peade,ey?
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-06

The Grafton Of Mr.. BrDWEI.L which we
have commenced in this DAYS paper. is uncom.
monty clear, unimpaiGoncti anG convincing. II
is not recommended Nv the ordinary allure
merits of eloqnence. There is in it no wit he
ry ottemtimcnt or fylc no melting pa'hos :;
TO kind.ing burits OF PATTON. I, is not certain
" fuch fpecch as Cicero or Chatham would
have been proud to have Delivered Bur i. can
boat perhaps cf 4 iiipeTi ,r merit. 7. convey.
Prong thoughts in trong language. II 1ow,
f~om an understanding deeply penetrated witt
1t o IN convictions and a,ltirefes ,!t.lf 70 thf
clm non ferfe ofthe NOR unnf.rutted minds.
II lays open the hifoty of our contribution. the
rniichiefs Of the pait and the benefits of the
prefcnt administration, in Il manner f. clear. and
by facts 70 itriking, that il Cannot but enliyhten
The pouchnan. HE artilt, the failor, and the
meansR mechanic in iociety. Even the fede-
fdi'its thrnie!SSs NAV derive fome iniirui ion
from the l'hours of Mr.. Bidvveil. TO the re-
publicans IT will fnrniih general review of the
h'itory os their party, and the PRINCIPLES of their
faith. We pretent il to cur readers at large.
under the tulet conviction that il IS one % thu.
mott valuable politica! eiiays which has Cor =
long time adorned the columns of the En1uirer.