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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-28
French and spanilh Languages.

A French gentleman, lately profeii-
or of the French LANGUAGE in college in Ma
sysnd, offers his fervice to the cltzens OF h'cS'
andria as teacher Of the French and oPan,ih
Languages. He Aatters h'mfelf he will be
found fully adequate TO the talk. and ioi'sl,s
public patronage. Apply at Mrs. Spears board
ing hoafe or to tho pTia;sf.
Augue zgt ov
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-28
alsranDrta DaIp aoberttsrr.
WEDNESDAY,, AUGUST IS.

" The editor acknowledges receivisg
long reply to an article which appeared in
'as paper Gu Monday the 9th inst. under
the head Accommodation" which is on
aSugeci too uninterestiug 70 his subscrb-
sfs to publish; a, the same time he deems
" y ms duty TO inform the writer, that the
communication" did not come from the
quarter ne alludes to, neither is the writer
Interested IN any shape or manner whatever
" @e subject of controversy.
LIED last evening, after an Hines. OF
s ss3 d'ys, OF a tyPhus fever, Mr.. JAMS A.
s J,.rros' son of John Sutton, esq. Of this
eai 10 Moore, arrived en- Ibuhdny evening
~; ~ New, York, fpokc OFF Hstteras, on the 9Th
~. "I' org frcelore, Garman, from Phiads12 hia,
t e. a'cp Margaret, Seymour, from Nor(oik
Q's pa't. On Thuriaay morning lsH, IF
-; s Roman, was brought TO by the French
rsa"s' Nsghator. The Frcnchmea ordered
b, Ian Moore to hoit ost his boat and come on
MI l' which order he Immediately complied
". @lsl tx OF the privstee.'s ren got into
;, Ways boat add goiog On board the fchaon
O,u%e open her patches ard took. out fevera
s,l ..'s Of eeef, pork. &c. The value of the ar
k,. ~, 'ps taken, tinciudrs the boat which they
,bs pI amounted TO 400 dollars, and in payment
M ! gave captain Moore 20 doubloons, abou,
r ena. at this tire large fhip was in
a S'"y with the priva,eer, which they inform.
e,e,, = 'a''r Prize, bur gave contradictory ac-
In ~ ~ al one time Rating that fI,e was an Eng
nm sS1''Faman. and at another thar fhe was the
'ssly, OF New York.
[cbdrly7oa Copritr
sal ~ hummer the public mind is aqi.sted.
Dr. u. I',ee towns in TIE United States ;n;u,ed
,.fc.a. 'aGe reports of weak or wicked nrrfons
>lce]v g their Fate Of health. The evil call,
NJ remedy, and prevention and we hope
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-28
.r,rr AnKLPHIA, August II.

-. sbio New York, captain UsoTge'
i ,.. I from Cadiz, had arrived at the La
@ulS' On hoard of this vessel are the
Efsuo '.s Cen. Msrsaa and family, all In
GOOD health.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-28
FROM THE BALANCE.
q " PR I'D E.

PRfns, at the hour of Deaths banetpl thlng.
Especially when ones about to iw!ng.
AT fuch tine 10 be particular,
Or fer vain precedence, flckler;
Or mul(h,
In that dread moment, is extremely foolifh.
We fhould not b. too critical and nice,
But of our friends, mott kindly, take advice:
And join in pray'',
Ere ali our foothoId Is IN air;
And if our comIsde be uacome!y,
We ne'er lhould treat him with contumely !;
But the pride Of lone, old tories fay,
That etiquette forbids their going the Zane way.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-28
. .,;r,d 4, New Castle, ship Closhier

!, A Wan, f-om Lagnra; was boarded IN
p'aa Mono Passage, by the British frigate
,ns Wn. Champaign, commander, aud
Ja',. .a ,.rv politely. The frigate having
'rs's n-osnd in the night, captain Dands.
so.a Orb Mr.. Narac, the supercargo, and
AZ. Francis Breuil, jun. went on board to
M r. heir assistance. The frigate was
0ns :, ! w;,b a cable and anchor. Tor which
p Y, cbampain, gave a bill of exchange
ar" n. admiralty in Loadon. The above
.pO,I.meu remained on board of the frI-
Ss s.. wo DAYS, and left her only after she
Va, GU, Of danger.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-28
THE ST0RT.

The STORf.
CuFpRa and PAT, at 1yDurn met,
Under the galiows:
1.-The f,f acknowledge that hs OVID tbs debt
Eut Tesgue was cslleusI
Attended by prief 10 lagr and hosry,
To plead their cau(e, and frank their fouls &c
glory.
He thus the 1riG man address'd--
j" My iriend, it it be your resusa,
I" III with yoa pray
ss What dot thou fay p"
Rut Tssgus indignant cried, Not dye iset
No, by n'y lhoui, ihains Par,sk pays Tor
{" So aani away"
The parton pjted much their lad condition
Bat CuRee G1ewing igns OF deep contriton,
fAnd oropt hfintt,ve on his knees
The domiyi an effort on him tried,
And ak'd his leave to psy;-CufFes replied,
" Yes, msda plsaie.''
The parton Upward surr'd his eyes,
Aud thus addreit the Sovefelga OF The kIess
" O thou hlsf Saviour of mankind,
Through whom alone W. pardon And
Deien IN thy mercy, Lord, re fnd
A troop OF ange!s, to attend
The fouls Of tlleie unhappy lnor.als,
And GUARD them fate to Heaysn's porta'.'
And Whrn fen jutice here lhall noote 'em,
Convey their fouls to ABRAMS sosoH-".
+" Await, Await !"
With low'.ing atpett, interrupted Paddy
!" No, quite 70 taf,
Old daddy
The woad' ring parton fcod amaz'd,
And on the hatden'd victim gard,
And bcgg'd the meaning of fuch uncouth figures.
Paddy continual thus, :" AHkAN, trow,
VIII not be thanking ye, TO ute him 10,
zxxseSkjs BOSOM 4.hb PAGk or NAcuss."
PROTEUS.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-28
THE ROAD TO RUIN,

Mr.. Dorntou, Asr. M'Ksozte
Harry Dornton, Mr., Wooa
Mr.. Sulky, Mr., Frsrcfs
Mr.. SILKY, MI. 8iirtH
Go!d6nch, MIR. Jeff riert
Milford, Mr., Poe
Mr.. Smith, Mr.. Seymour
Hotter, Mr.. Cain
Sherif's Officer, Mr.. Taylor
Jacob, Matter Harris.
Widow Warren, Mrs. Francis
Sophia, Wood
1enney, Seymour
Mrs. Ledger, Iefcrion
Mil!insr, Mas Hunt
Maptua .Mskef, Mis- Scnvensro
END OF THE PLAY,
TIE Manuet DE-LA-CoEURs
BY Matter HARRIS and Mis- HUNT
(Puph Of Mr.. Franes.J ]
70 WHICH Will BE ADDED,
The Mxfcal Entertainment Of
70 SIN A.
Ps!v;lle, Mr.. Cain
CAPTAIN Be!vilie, Robins
William, Francis
Rufic, M'Kenzie
IrilbmsB, Billet.
Rofna, Mrs. Seymour
Phoebe, Jcfcrfon
Dorcas, Francis.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-06
NASSAU, [N. p July S.

Arrived, Spanilh brig Nelo, former
ly the Nelly, pr New York, purchafed
there about ten moath ago. She was
proceeding from the Matanzas to the
Havana, when the Mayaowcr, capt.
George Johnfon fell in with and cap
tured her. She is a fine new brig, but
has nothing on board but eight pun
cheons of aguardente Gram. The
captain ofthe Nelo, Don Antonio Fer
nandez Pine, pailenger named Zero
memo Pachez, and the mate, ipeak
much in favor Of the hand1omc treat
ment they received from the prize maj
ter, captain John H. Kelly.
Twelve days ago when the brig fail
ed, the MayAower was left in chaie OF
flip.
On Monday laf captain Kelly diff
covered veael on ihore at Little Ba-
hama-lent the boat to her, found her
to be fchooner; foremaR cut away,
mammal through her bottom, and
fails on deck had dry goods and
-four on board, and Perseverance OF
Baltimore on her fern. Nothing was
taken out Other by the people of the
brig. From the place where ihe was
calf away, the crew was fuppolcdto
have been laved.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-06
BOSTON, July u.
From the WET Indies

Mr.. Thayer, jua arrived from the
Welf-Indies, informs, that he lett qua
daIoupe the I'd inf. (the latea arrival
from that quarter at which time none
Of the Englilh prizes reported to have
been taken by the combined fleet and
fold, have arrived there or at Martini
co: Nor had any correa accounts OF
their having been burnt reached that
iland. Some Of the officers and crews
of the venels taken had arrived at
Guadalupe; and they reported. that
the veaels captured, fifteen in number,
had been fent off under convoy OF
two frigates. The non-arrival Of thele
prizes at Guadalupe, was generally
attributed to their having been fallen
in with by lord Mellon, and recap
tured.
Mr.. T. was Informed by one Of the
French officers, that when they left
France, they fuppofed their deifinatlon
was the Ear Indies; they had on board
panengers for that q!arter o'the globe.
TIL: troops which embarked at Qua
daIoupc were all relanded before the
combined feet Quilted the Wet In
dies.
The force Of the combined feet has
been accurately dated. 1t was COM
pofed of fail Of the line, s Of them
spanilh. They were molly very faif
falling veHels. The Charlelton account
of the arrival of third fleet from
France, at Mar'inico, is wholly un-
founded.
Captain Williams from Cuadaloupe
mentions the general report in the w.
Indies that the French fleet, when in the
Wet India ATTITUDES had only three
days fart of lord Mellon. His opini-
on, however, is, that the French can
outfail the Englilh.
One of the American Prizes captur-
cd by Guadalopean picaroon, was
lately fent in with the United States
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-06
NEW YORK, 4aqa1
4 K K ~ y

- - ~ 4 . 4 II,
Schooner Hunter, R2dse.s, IN t,c,.
fror, Point Petre, GuadAl3ape. any
Antigua. Left at Port Pete, Jpa
DeIeware, Lee, Philadelphia, IN ,vo g.. =.
trigs Alexander, Reynolds. GO. sxe,gs
Mariner, New York, twenty I've &. !" q
riner, do. twenty five Pa:,y, Err, q
Perseverance, selliok, do. fu.; Etc.,,
Marlh, 90. twenty; Generous Tlis,ds G.
ings, do; Warrington, Nichols, & = ~
Thomas; Roper, Motley, Bottom E;,,.
powers Newburypeft Harrc', G,tgr !
William, E'weil, DO; Hero, Lulklo, q,
Nymph, Foaer DO. tor New York, IN MI
days fchooners Afpafa, Pan,iu-, New WAY
twenty five /; Eliza Arm, Wynkoop, do w., y,
InduAry, Kennedy, four Pearl, LIIvin. 10, :
Fanny Sewel, Merritt, do; Sally, Water y 9.
lem Concord. Murphey, Balumore; N,,G
-, do; RcwaRnco, Ring. do Bns,.
Philips, do; Sally, Nichols, BoRoa ~
Campbell, Cbarleaon Martha Gravity, d.
do. Julian, Pendleton. Newbcr1 Mouat v.
non. Finer, do. for New York, four; nr,
Selllkcn, Wafhington Beaver, Gi3ea, p5i,
dslphia. Left At Antigua, July i6:h, hi,
Sparrow Coleman, Alexandra Cathciis $,
ward, Norfolk Atlantic, Wilton, NV Hya
fchoonefs Elizabeth, Johnfon, Norfolk; -
Coop dos Sarah, Parrot, do Vngini,. Bal
do Eliza, Robbins, Baltimor. Sylvia, !,
Bottom Guilelm-, --, Charle&on foi
Ellis, Wade, New York, in tire. days; fSco
er Experiment. Nafh, Cor Norfolk. July 49,
lat. a., long. 81, fpoke brig Ann and Nay,
Portlmsuth, had loft her fo'.topmaG. r9Ai1.
~, long IS, 80, fpoke brig Ian:, Hanrl, &
days from new York, for Porto REQ. ,,h
lat. a., long. 70. 80, fPnke fchoon.' Hlai
fix days from Alexandra, fer ST. jagods q
ba.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-06
PHILADELPHIA, AuguA ..

The letters, which have been latet[
received from the Mediterranean, a. /
at once calculated to excite the mol |
heart felt fympathy for our captivet.
low citizens, and to route fpirit ofiE
dignation at the extreme cruelty an;
long continuance, Of their luRu
ings.
Who can read the following Ell
tract from one of the letters, and the
are all of the fame affecting ttnr |
without execrating the monRep vh|
inAiet, or deeply approaching the g
vernment that can remain indifferent
to fuch wrongs?
Extraa of a letter from On Am!ntaH
Pr1j0ne1 at T1boh.
I" Our days drag heavily on, wear
till clofely confined, not having @,
joyed fight Of the heavens (but onc
excepting through fmaIl grated he1
in the terrace, Gnce May lat. W
are fecluded ina loathfome prllon, IT,
rounded by vermin, without the enJ0]'
ment of pure air, and declared IRON
holding converle with any perion ou
Gde the walls of our pri(on. The PoIcI
Of concealins the operations OF III
fleet from the enemy, cuts OF the III
tercourle with our countrymen, sn y
keeps US in ignorance and conltanl'ur
penle. The letter. from our ifeno'
in America are intercepted, oPe@..
and fometimes never reach US. AN"
fpending tedious day, lleep, Inc ~.
lace OF the wretched, comes TO Cav
the burden Of our minds, and iop "
times tranfports US by vifonafy il l5.n
to our beloved friends, but the fc'u"
of light awakens us to the dreary r'a AL
ties of our priGon. Even HOPE :. y, ,,,
now aImolt defcrted US. and thouS' y. "
itruggle to fupport with fortitua aSo VA
horrors Of our {itaatlon, yet nun Do..
nature is lcarcely equal TO the w.
fiat"
Here We perceive that even !. hYb has
the lait refource Of the wretcheo' y
a!moit deferted thefe devoted n'ID, ~,
Nor can we wonder at their aelpo ~.
dence. The term of their mIslo'sJd nr
has been protraeted beyond the s'''
ance Of human fortitude. :,
Was it to have been cxpeoeu' M
der any fyltem of political ee e adni
which a wretched, timetervlns a
filtration might have found 1t h nf 40,
ry to praaile, that upwards o
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-06

II have heard Of no Rulian vehels
making voyage from the Coat direct
10 China; nor do think that any
Rul1ians have as yet undertaken any
commercial voyage from the ealtern
flores Of Ala or China, except indeed
they may have paaed into lome of the
ports on the northern and ealtern coat
of that country, which arc not ire
quented by our navigaters. The Eu-
ropean and American traders are only
allowed.to vilit Canton. IF the Ruf-
fan Government intends to make
permanent fettlements on the Amerl-
cancoah and extend them fou,hward,
there can be little doubt that they may
interfere with our claim to the wefern
part Of LouiGana, provided we iecure
a title to that territory as far as the
great Neitern ocean.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-06

COAT. IN ialutng aHoliici sSHSi'
acquainted with captain MetcalI, OF
New York, who commanded the brig
/ Elenora; he was early on thecoalt and
told me he had taken polellion in be-
/ half of the United States. Captain
| Metcalfwas eithercu oHby the natives
! or loa on the coat, on his iecond
trip. after he had vilited the lille OF
France. Captain Roberts and others
from Bottom, fooa followed captain
Kendrick.
Since thefe voyages were made and
they were the 6ra undertaken from
this country the Americans have car
ried ON conlfant trade to the coait,
where they collea Otter klns aud car
! nv them to China, and for ten or hi
teen years there may have been from
five to ten vefeIs, principally from
MaGachsCctts, engaged in this trade.
have only referred to their voyages,
particularly to captain Hendricks, with
view of thewing you that the Amerl-
cans have as good, if not better claims
to the country, than the Rulians can
pofiibly have. ! with collection
could be made of ali their voyages
the information to be derived from
them would certainly be intereltlng,
and perhaps important. in eaabhhing
our title to the country embraced with
in the limits of their diicoveries. Cap
tain MetcaIf was very correct navi-
gator, and had made valuable charts
and drawings of the coat and harbors
which he had entered, but | prelume
they were lot with him. The frf
navigators are chiefly dead, and it is
doubtful whether their journals were
prclerved. Captain Hendricks is laid
to have fallen into the hands OF a Mr..
Howell, who, it is undertood, died
In Manila, where it is probable they
were loft. Captain lngraham, vino
failed under Kendrick in the Co|um-
bia. afterwards made a voyage to the
north-wea coat, and thence to China,
and on the paiage difcovered a fmall
clutter Of iilands; and | have heard
that his Journal was preiented to ger,
Warrington, and it is very probable
it may be found among his papers. Il
is pofIible that captain Magee's may be
preferved by his friends or relations
who reGde in Bottom, and if a copy
can at any future time be o5taine5,
you may depend ! will not fail to pre-
Ient it to, you. ! do not recollett a
GngIe venel ever having performed
voyage from Salem 10 the weitern coat
of America. Our merchants having
generally been engaged in other enter
prizes, particularly TO the Eait-lndies
by the way of the Cape Of Good
Hope, few or none from our port,
within my knowledge, have difpa caed
any vehel round Cape Horn, uoon
voyages for ica otter fkins, which are
only procured in high northern lati-
tudes, on the Wef ilde Of tnis CONT
nent.
The eal1ern extremity ofAGa is 70
near the weRern pant of North Ameri-
ca that the Rulhans have eafy and fire.
qucnt comm unlcation with 1t. have
not the leaf doubt but that they have
views Of taking pofIe1ion of the whole
coaa, from The northern extremity Of
the continent (as far as the ica i ma
vigable) to the Spanilh ettIements to
the Southwark and am of opinion
| the late Ruff N voyage Of dilcovery is
connected with tic generally liem ofex-
I -. e -
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-06
E,a the NJ Y. Con. Alo;r.;fsr.

snanI Mtiicauletts enterprise, along
the Wet coat of North America, was
drawn up by Jacob Crowningthield,
efq. of Salem, for DR.. Mitchell. tits
highly intereling, and has a near con
Eeefion with The perlevering attempt,
making by captains Lewis and Clark, to
penetrate BY land to the Pacific O.
ccan.
Ifearit will not bein my power,
Dear Sir, TO give you correef informa-
tioa, as to the points Of your enquiry.
You ak whether | am in pof1eliion of
any faGs, relative to the fettlement or
snigratlon of the Kamihatkadales, or
fuble6fs of Ruilia, by land or fea; a
long the North Weltern coat Of Anne
RIGA" i am in poGei1ion of no facts
except from the information of Others,
but lbelieve it is certain that the Ruili
ans for eight or ten years paf, have
been on the coat, and that they are
extending sheir lettlernents, ifthey may
be called fuch, to the fouthward. 49,
They come from kamlhatka. and their
progreis IS TO the fouth, where | have
no doubt they will prove troublelome,.
eitherto the Spaniards or to onrlelves,
If we lhould ever take poiicliion OF
that part of the ccaR, and we can pro-
duce better titles TO the country than a
ny European nation whatever, Attic
am not now able to point out the
places where they have made efabllih-
inents, yeti have been Informed and
think corre6tly, that leyeral Rnilian ira
ders froInaKamihatka, haye fixed them
{elves, at Queen Charlottc's Hands,
aud IN that neighborhood, where they
carry on an advantageous trade with
the hdians. They remain over win
ter, aud coiieet large quantities of Sea
Otter and other fkins, which are deli
yerel to Ruflian vef1els, that regularly
Witt the coat from St. Peters, and O.
Their places On the eafern parts Of K am
ihatka. Theie vehels make frequent
voyages, and fupply their traders with
fuch articles as will fell to advantage,
among the natives. ] am notpo6tive
thatT have heard Of the Ruifians making
permanent iettlements, but | am fure
that the Americans have frequently
met their traders on different parts of
the coat, TO the North of Mootka
Sound.
tits faid that they mix freely with the
natives, learn their language and en-
deavor to conciliate them by every
means in their power andI was once
informed by gentleman who had been
onthe coat, that they polleGed a very
-confiderable influence over The North
rern tribes and it was his opinion asst
bis mine, that the Ruflian government
-contemplates making encroachments
1othe Southwark, until they fhould be
topped BY the Spaniards. The Anne
srican traders we're ahuredly on the coat
before the Ruiiians, except, indeed,
that RuHian yellel or two might have
vifited that part of thecoaa immediate
~ oppofte the ealfern extremity Of A
Tia, few years before. 1t is almolt
twenty years ince the ihip Columbia,
captain Kendrick, and the floop Ma
~ Warrington, captain Gray, were
dispatched from Bolton to the N. w.
coat of America: they made import
AMI discoveries and took podetiion Of
a ..conGderable tract of country, and
captain Kendrick actually received
deeds ola large part from fome of the
principal chiefs. The river Columbia
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-06

Union reverted. Tie an I.
" refented the indignity !.
lors we're fpeediIy i(racS sa
a proper manner.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-10-22
LEXINGTON, Ky Semi. %

IN eoniequence of previous notice, given BY c,enI
Nui'e the oflcer of the following regiment, of Ken
lucky militia and uniform companies attended a, che
iarn OF Col Abraham Bowman, in Fayette county on
General Rnntlls brigade, competed of Col. Gaines
Col Ruii.rs and Col T'rotter, from Fave;.a ~'".
Eaitland' and Capt, Meals troop. of hor(e' C5p.
bodys company of infantry, Capt. Folsy's and Can't
Pree companies of riHemen and were ioiped bv ri
William Dudley and the officers of hi. regiment.
Cen. Scott was folici.ed take the command which
ne declined on account of ndifpoftion
Gen. Rufiell was appointed to the commands re-
guar eneampment was neutrality-suspicious. drawn.
and camp duties itrctly adhered to- The troops
tnued on ground for two days, and on each dar
pended IN Col. Bowman's meadow, where tb. mann
al eHerciie' and mrny military evoutons, were per-
FORMED IN manner which do credit to RI. Kentuc-
ky militia. k...xI,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-10-22
FROM THE BOSTON CHRONICLE

IL is treaty-
More honor'd in the byeae5, than the obE,,o,,. t,
Know THYsRLT," is an iunportap, ,,,.;,,, So.
only as it rela:es individuals but to nation, IT,
wan; o' th knowledge, has been the principal cauC
OF all The troubles and difficulties we experienced d,
ring the former administration. The n,eaC,,res ,L,,
adopted, have made mpreilions which caupo, &C.,
oe ehaoed and leilened our character in the ey. 4
the comnercti nations OF Europe. Whst n,uG ,L,c,
powers have thought Of US, when they found re- -,
merely inclined to iubu TO the iinpoGon. co,..;,i
IN the treaty, bat oEtrageouny frantic in ,rr,n 80
adoption eS Is
10 climate our European connect l., #, al,
tend TO the following Ratenant, a, fpbn,ittcd 10, O.
grels in 1894: ~ N''-
Our s-lde with Spain was ,c-O.7 o7 dol, :, one
favor-Py-tugsl. G87696 do.--tetberi,nJs zoi
20 do-Sweden, 932,635 d1.-Praace. 2.6go gsz
do--l'Tea'- B7'.ain, 5,923,9l2 agAiuR us-Dennark
l2COCo do. '''''' ~
''uding this advantageous petition i, ,y:,
we hand with rsipeSt TO Britain, :, i'm pr,6, H.
ther iiVor Oh millions, yet we gave UP tie tiobfs
of neutrality, and iuboi',ed to the rioG bu,,;j; e.
Our carrying trade we laid proars,s
az the ieet OF Britain and, Brifh factors. v
nave ceurted them 20 our embraces. We have ,i,c.d
our own citizens q; lie foo,loo OF aliens. a,d f,g,
ed our Joa9g mn T. become dsuea len, on ,b;r ~,
neney. When we talked OF nor-i,rrr.o,,rGe III.
England, the iederaGs exclaimed tina. world l.,i
o war; hut when proposition vas made 10 srri5;-
ate our fr'de with France, ,helc FAME men eee4e5
o the neaiuTe with the mott fervsn, e,.n,ni,eerr,
nat - tneJ were soscus 20 eostinuc in eopurtse,