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Portland gazette., 1805-06-11
T2ken up adrift.

y. Taken up adrift,
NPPOSITE Clark's point, : MOSES BOAT
O-the owner, or ewners, proving property,
snd psying charges may have the fams by apply-
iag to DAVID WILLIAMS, at Robinlon'a
wharf. Portland, June ).
Portland gazette., 1805-06-11

For Sale,
and If nat jold Immediately, zviN Sr YnHsd, +.
A Convenient two Rors Dwelling Heufe with tha
Z land, barn, &c belonging 10 tie ame--d5s,
ory Homie on Ieafed land Belonging to MIR EbenezsE
owen-both the above hsufts Gtuated in Crcf.-frret
Ays for jais-A Houfc and land III King e-cet-And 70
iet convenient Breaa Work for Ping Lumber. 90 thc
wrfsrly hde of onion Whan
For particulars, inquire Of
IlAey s Robinfon.
Pcyflas9 Moy1-
Portland gazette., 1805-06-11

Glais, Nails, Lead, Crates, &c.
Portland gazette., 1805-06-11

Tuefday, June IT.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-12
Congressional Register.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
zhnrsday, December Is.
Debate on me 4iH 10 regulate tie clearance o,
armed merchant vessels.
Continued. 1

Continued.
Mr.. M'Creery. Mr.. Chairmau-yybat-
ever may be the fate Of the bill now be-
Tore you, | think il my duty to state 10
THIS COMMITTEES some circumstances which
induce me to think, that the information
| given TO the executive concerning the con-
duct OF og, merchant vessels has been
much exaggerated.
l am aware that the liberty OF trade
granted us to that islSna has been much
abused BY some Of our citizens, and j. il
my wish that such laws may pass "a viii
etectuaily. restrain and punish such mo-
ceedings.
II - well known, sir, that we have had
considerable share of the trade OF 81.
Oorningo Tor more than ten years past
except tor certain period OF the late adj
mtnistration when il was prohibited M
our own government---that under Al, ,hs
tate legitimate governments ofthat island
;. was not only permitted but invited
mat IN consequences of this and Of con
tracts made by the generals lie Clerc an,
Nochambeau, with some Of orr ci,,zens
Tor the supply Of provisions and other ne
cessaries, there was American pro,,er,,
Dan Immense amount in that island ,vhe,
evacuated by the last mentioned general
! ana consequently, considerable mrobe
OF our citizens remained there. Unde
these circumstances it was DOT to be e.;
pected that this property and these me
were to DC abandoned--The trade wa
therefore continued in pescesbIe man
! ner, and would sill have seen carried o
so, had Y not been interrupted by vessel
un'swiuily armed in the ports Of Cub.
; In these ports many Of our vessels wer
carried, their cargoes landed in the nigh
INC vessels sent out of The harbors, Sou
ueo and sunk, 10 preveat detection, an
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-12
ls Ws0Ess0Ar srgaoArs) II SAMUEL PEASANTS Jyy


49,. 80. sI..wosks svefy oher Monday al
:. g. 49, s...,,,'.. -. :. S.'uruay oy p n
buvf k11Eiax,,, N,,.2.i $500 e' oN. nrowns
msqsS N onryom.rv ."sS7,s: ar
/ Wyke&A once xesk ~. D.''.A' /"
( Lave StAuns on ecsev r~;a.
rive az Wyihsc h On !ford,. :. ~ ar "
tWuhs svesv T,,s.i.-s, Leave
tyerausoa ti,s nexr F,;a,y =, 10 asu Srr've 81
\ - From Nav dublin. b. Ta1e.s.,, !. = :.
3 k9srsonvtis. Ausssl( h and t., co., o.
s.fani Ccp once in Two weeks.
Leave Ne~ Dublin every other Mondav A. q
"A and arrive az Ca-nbsr.snd e., -" - = :
turaa5 hy OPP M Ress,aisx--lssye c.,,s,ssi','d
ssss exsvy other Sunday At a m ana a,v;ss !,
rsE Duorn the nsxe Friday by g q "a
2, eron Nyrhe. by. Nashville. Cray.on c \
Scu'eamp' Mum airy and Esthznia. 10 iaIsu. ~.
2, once WEEK.
! .sAvs " ytne c every Tue stsy It s n and
! r.i.- - IN 'ne ,"s " Friday by 10 m Re.
Z teyMa$ --isavs SNcu every Saturiav A. :,
''ss =, " y,se G = On Mondsyby pm.
lS5 In North Carolina
% From Suffolk, visx. BY Ev~,;,,,. r.;a..
and Cares c TO Edenton trice week'
Leave Suffolk every Mcndav aud lF~;a,~
? =, and arrive at Edrneor on r.esdax nj a,,r.
day by one I'M R<rrr,;sg-- =. 49,. - '
Try Sunday ana Thursday A. 10, ~ -
rlye ~ Suffolk on Monday and FRIDAY Nv !. ~
~ 4 ..
The pof nstier general nav ex,.d;,. =,
msils aud alter shc tisnss Of arrival 4 de,,r,.
sey tisne during sds eonsinsanes of the eonrr, a,
ne R'pulssiug an adequate eonpenfa,;on for Az,
eA'l~ sxpsnss that may be ceeaGon-d thereby
f,fsssn misusss Asll be silo~ed for OMEN.
ing ana closing thr walls sc all ofsces where 10 |
particular Tina is fpeei6sa
: ror every thirty miEStes delay (us.vs;d.b,s
sse,aen.s eresp'ed) n arriving after the time pc,
'erbed in any contra g. the eontr stor nail fo,f.;r
Sas asnas and a tho de'sy eontiaue. un-il the |
MI. Jre;ass s go sspsna'ns mail. Whereby the
al adisiousl to9l.; rr aspsndng mail iois trip
Newfca.er, =. III. 'o" man DC incurred.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-12
zes,s55

49,, - 't pSS'AF oOOUOO CELLARS.
besides considerable property not insur.s'
"sa'y All o. winch lss been sold without
~ VI ''ia'' snd caves our merchants
wi,non, any hope of edress.
s o.i passes INTO a law. We sh.l,
IA iact be deprive OF the trade to all the
| ,sewafa islands, nd even that to New
orleans will noble safe. One vessel la,e.
~ bound tromAlexandria to Jamaica has
been carriednto Cuba, where her caro-,
wasland-d md sent in small vessels 20
Jamaica, y these pickateons. Ano,he,
from Baltimore to St. Jago de Cn,s- -
on her lomewsrd Passage ~itn cargo
worth 5000 dollar, taken By one of
! them, who had no commission, and was
/ carryng his prize into Ba,racoa, when ir
was ve,sken by British Cruiser and sent
TO Jamaica; and no later than last month.
the vessel of a Baltimore merchant vhr,
never armed vessel, and who, / ve,,,v
believe, was never concerned in any iil;cit
! trade, was obliged 90 put into the port Of
Savannah m distress, on her rerurn iyom
81 Domingo. ngcing up that river she
was met by one OF these frecbooters that
had chased her on her voyage out The
captain OF which declared he wcuN MAKE
prize ct this schooner, ard wai,si of he
RIVER for that purpose.
wi! not deiain the conm;,t,< nv .saa-
ing documents to prove these ,ta,en..r,s-
o"' VIII iea'r them on the clcrps table for
'"e PerusM I'll any gentleman of The CON-
miVee who may choose 10 sausfy himself.
l have been also informed, bat have no
aocunents to prove ii, that ole Of our
vessels bound from Liverpool 10 New
Orleans, has been taken by ono sf tbss-
cruissrs.--On the whole, sir. as + c,.,.
sider our entire trade to- the Wea,. mi, I.
and to New Orleans implicated in he
/ motion, 1 shall decidedly vote sesies, II.
MIR. Eppes said that, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
We OBJECTIONS made to his pro,,os.d a.
nehdment, he sincerely believed i'm i,.et
uacres,s OF The nation REQUIRED Tia, :,
should prevail 1t appeared 20 him fl,s' 49,;
80, ., me gentlemen who bad opposed {,
~, nuu aSen a correct view ct the urest;o,,
| we lrs not said he, passing n Inv for
the Poteetion Of American Comm.,e.
Dut W are making provision against tbs
mp o7eE use OF arms for il seems II,
os thsintentlon Of those gentlemen te al
70" or vessels TO arm. They tell ,eu
mat thir vessels cannot do wi,hou, a,r,e .
they canot effscl the obiea of their vov.
ages wthoui being prepared with sue
hc'ent armament. Why, tbs is precisely
the argument of a highs ay-msn Tor the
use OF hs pistols. But ought The Uni,. d
States to potsa heir eommerce j. this
wayf BE thought ihey ought not. 10
these gentlemen possess information, that
we cannot carry on oug commerce without
armed vessels; If so, 1t viii bfioy I'D the
whole principles upon which the tiel:t oe
armament u founded, and he ,euS.ed IL
would be manifested thar the pi,visior~
OF this or any other bill, TO be enac(od sor
The purpose, would be such asto sec,,s The
United States from a collision win 10
reign powers tie did 90, ti.ink !, ean,-
ported With the dignity # the Caioo 10
= arm their me'chantsesssls, and lcss shcm
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-12
Ll2 IL Gems SINGLE

= OF the present decree, shall be coDssca,e6
J. Tor the use of the invalid fund.
: vi. The pretended French agents vb ),
shall issue letters Oh marqse, of which
they may be in possession, or cans. ~
De assigned those delivered by comn.,ens
authority, shall be considered as c,rosns
and denounced as such tothe minister Of
marine ana OF The colonies, and pro,ecu.
tea with all the rigor of the law.
VII. Copies of;his decree shall be .rn&
10 the minister OF the marine and tb. re-.
ionies. They shall lik ewise be SEM ,o,h.
governors of the neighbour ing colonies.
10 the captains-general of the French
w'noward islands, 10 the minister .,f
france near the United States Of Amer;.
ca and likewise to the French agents in
the ANTILLES. The present dr,ree shah
oe printed, published, and poted I'D in
.ne city OF Santo Domingo, ami like wise
IN all parts OF the island of St.Dominpo
occupied by the Freach. II shall be re
gis'ered in the bureau ofthe Slion Of
the marine, likewise in the register Of ,be
provisional commission of justice, and a.
SO In the special commission of priz.s.
Heau Quarters at Santo Domingo.
the 9Th Thermidor, Islh wear.
lo'gneaj l.. FERRAND.
And to give p the committee some idle.
OF the extent IF the lawless depr-,I.,,or
committed on our commetce In rho.e
heas' beg leave to state the losses sp,-
aimed by the fave Insurance Office. ~
''a'sim"re- mo- correctly stated bv the
gentleman from. Pennsylvania (Mr. CIay.l
~, -, Dole.
The Maryland Office lessss
Baltimore Office SOLO
Chesapeake cfEce s7Ass
Union Office 90 ea5
Marine Office Ia5IIo
---------
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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-23
D1mafil 5atriiigflfe.
PHILADELPHIA, March II.

An Englifh public veifel, called the Bufy. has
arrived at York, having dispatches from
the Weft-Indes for Mr.. Merry: this veiIel had
on board, at the time of arrival, and we pre-
fume yet retains on board, twenty American
feamen, who had been imprefIed--they proba-
bly, belonged to the ihip Manhattan which had
been recently captured by the Bufy. tits fue-
geffed whether this veiel does not come with
in the Object of the law lately pafTed by Con-
grefs, entitled an act to preferve peace in the
harbours of the United States. 1t is full time
that we began to manfet refentment, and as
this veiie! was on public fervice, refufil to
admit her in our ports would have the greateft
effect.
The following is another late infance of Bri-
tilh violence iuch outrages mutt fooner or la
ter be reffed. or our eRimation in the eyes of
the world muft decreafe as rapidly as it has
been raifed within the laf four years:
&c The fchooner Betfey and Jane, Captain J.
Giah Hammond, arrived at Wilmington, N. c..
on Friday the 5th ult. in SO DAYS from Trini-
dad. Coming through the Sombero padage,
on the 10th January, lat. II, 81, long. IS, 80,
was boarded by the Engliih privateer brig Cri-
er, of Is guns and detained hours. Captain
Hammond had furnilhed the following account
fthetreatment hereceived fromthe Britilh COM
mander On coming within gun fhot he fired
two guns at the ichooner, one of which pafed
very near under her tern, he then fent an
officer with orders TO bring Capt. H. on board
the prvateer with his papers, which being COM
Piled with, the captain fauted him with "you
damn'd raical, why did you not heave to foon-
er?' Capt. H. replied he did heave to as
toon rs he difcovered he was a man of war.
The Englilh Captain ordered the boatfwain to
take the American Captain TO the gangway and
give him fifty lalhes, which however was not
put into execution. lie then ordered Capt. III.
TO return to his own vefiel, heave out his boat
and return to the privateer, with threat that if
he was more than one minute and half about
It, he would fire fhot through hin.-In the
hurry of Capt. H. to comply Herewith his boat
wasftove & thereby became 70 leaky, that it re-
CURED the greatef exertion to keep her above
water in returning to the privateer, on coming
along fide of which the Englfh captain obferv-
ng the 6tuation of the boat, ordered her TO be
fhoved off and rowed round the brig. Capt.
Il. was then fufered to come on board, but
not until the main ropes were taken in, in or
der 20 add TO his Inconvenience in getting on
board, in rough fea.-After detention of 4
hours the Englifh captain wadded up the papers
of Capt. Fl. and threw them on the deck, and
calling him adamn'd rafcal, told him to take
his papers and 60 to hell.
r IUror1 J
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-23

They ifue from hill or mountain, of upwards
OF goo feet in height, and near 90 from its bafe
and on immerfing the thermometer, it rofc in
tome to $50, and in others to $50 degrees,
Fahrenheit; the furface ofthe ground for fome
diitance round, is 70 warm, as to be felt by the
feet IN walking over it, and fnow melts on it i'm
mediately as it falls.
The doctor is OF opinion that they pofIefs ex-
traordinary medical virtues.
From the information we have obtained from
doctor Hunter, and other gentlemen who have
vIiited the Oucahitta country, we are induced
TO believe that there arc few parts of Louiliana,
that hold ont greater temptations to emiprants.
Situated on fine river; variety offoiI; eIiei-
bic mutations; pure Luxurious atmofpbere !:
ana mid temperate; climate thefe are advanta-
yes of which few parts of the world can boat.
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N.effiiai,eous.
NEw.oRLEANs, February -.

On Saturday laG arrived in this city, DIR. Hun
ter, who wa: appointed by the prefdent of the
United States. conformity with MIR. Dunbar, of
NatcheZ, to explore the Ouachitta river, and its
borders, on his return from his tour. Thefe gen.
tlemen have completed the Object of their milf
lion, and have procured materials for an acct
rate chart of the river, and the immediate coun-
try it palics through. The doctor gives fat
tering account Of the country, generally,
through which I've paf!ed. lie found a great
variety of foil and MISUNDERSTANDING low
fat country, Whole whole Gurface is oYerfown
blythe river in the wet feafon-fometime high
aud elegant, and at Others broken, and rolling
but generally fertile and capable of the hghe(t
cultivation. He Attended the river about Eve
hundred miles, and found it uniformly gentle
aud beautiful-(the velocity Of the current not
bring more than half mile an hour from 80 to
100 yards in width, and capable Of being navi.
gated with boats, with bat few obRruGious,
which are eafy removed) as high as the Little
Min'ouri, a djaauce Of $50 miles. The doctor,
who is cherniG and mincra.ogia, found few OBJ
jecls worth notice. Iron could not be found in
fui6cient quantities to junify the erecting fur
mace, and NO other mineral of efficient cOnie.
quenceto be named. Coal was found in places,
but not in abundance, and Of a very Inferior
quality. Tie country abouuds in falt fprings,
Tome Of which are Of equal itrensth with the
water Og the ocean.
lie vifted the famous medicinal, or hot
fpriags of Ouachita aud found them amonga
the greateft natural curioGtics in the country
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-23

II will be pubhed to morrow morning, and proclaim
cd through the city in the ufual
The Council will meet this evening to open the
port for Dry Goods, the fame terms as during the
lait war and you may calculate with certainty that
IN leis than five days will be opened for Dry Goods
cotton excepted) well for Flour and provilions,
&c. All Brith property in port is feized and de-
tanned.
II you or your friends Mould have property or
funds in Span this will be the moment to order your
correspondents to vet all you have in Bills the Ea-
wanna upon private merchants. Thele bills may be
purchaied foon in Spain at from Is to 25 per cent.
under par (wel indored and generally regularly
paid here but you mutt recollea that twenty days
grace allowed here bills consequently If bills
OF that Description fent here to load vefIel
they ought to pre.ede the veiIel fome weeks, as it
would be ruinous to keep her until payment is made.
In this country, you receive Sugars for the be bills
before due, you muit allow dcount of 6 Id cents
per arrobe for every month the bill has to run. Thi.
generally amounts to from TO per cent. and which
the bet men have pay if they purchale on credit
" A detachment from the Brt1i fquadron is off the
Moro, and boards every veiIel going out or coming
in"
&c Claret wine is as low 90 dollars and oil dol
lars, in confequence of an arrival from Bordeaux.
Mere. dav.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-23
From TIE Hartford Mercury.

More BRITISH AMITY.
TIE joOzvirg banded publication Ly capt. Ri
ebard Bpree.
failed from New London on the 10th November
1904, in the fchooner Ann, of Hartford bound to
Point Peter, Guadalupe, according to orders-where
arrived on the l2th December following After
Telling part OF my cargo failed for Martnico to Diff
pole of the remainder on the esd December was ta-
ken by the Britifh ihip INNOCENCE, commanded by
Henry Vaughn, Efq who impreGed two of my men
viz Henry Kibourn of Fan Hartford, and Sylvanus,
Afford, of Wet Hartford, both Americans and had
with them their regular protection which were pre-
tented him but to which he paid no regard
He then ient prize matter board with four
men, and fen me into Antigua for adjudication, where
my papers were fent hore the agent and attor-
ney for examination, who finding they could not
make prize of ME, ! was liberated. When at fea,
alter being taken, received great abufe from capt
Vaughn, as alfo from pretended gentlemen LAWYER
by the name of Taynton of ST. Vincents, who had ia
ken Paiiage on board faid ihi~ Cor Barbados.
hlCHARD BUNCE.
Wethersfield, Feb 25 1905
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ROBERT GAMBLE g SONS,

HAYB FOR SALE, dit THEIR STORE IN THIS CITY,
ON THE MOST REASONABLE TERMS:
ONDON particular Madeira Wine in or caiks,
Il Old Sherry Wine in do.
Welt-India Ram, Whfky and Brandy, in hhds
tierces and or. callls
Brown Sugar in hhds. and barrels
Brimftone, Alum, and Copperas
Snuff in bottles aiIorted in fi,,all cafss.
Cotton and Wool Cards. forted in boxes.
Spinning Cotton in bales, and Feathers
OznabriGs, Heilan Rolls and Ticklenburps
German Seythes, Cutting Knives, and Whet
Stones
Differed Steel, Bar Iron and Nails, Pots. Dutcb
Ovens, and other Can Iron * hollow ware.
Patent Shot, Black Pepper, Salt, &c. &c.
They continue receive country produce on no.
rage, and difpof. thereof, as comiiion merchants.
on moderate terms.
March 23.--(e Tu. 4w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-23

s. TRAYED from the fubfcriber, on the 18th dav
OF February laff, about fix miles from the Coal
pitts, IN Chefferheld county, TWO MARES, one a
oiack about feet or 10 inches high, or years
old, PAGES naturally, fomewhat rubbed with the geer,
and ihod all round-The other yellow bay, about
feet lonches high, years old fnall ffar in her
forehead and iniP the noe, one hind foot white
and mod all round Any perfon that will deliver the
iaid hories to me in Charlotte county, near Bibbs
ferry, or lodge information with the printer hereof
fhall be Handsomely rewarded
HELLERY MOSELEY.
March o. emf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-23

The Britifh official paper, the New-York Ca
zette, has publiihed fome Information refpeetng
iTnpre!lrd American feamen, who were on board
:he Britih floop oe war Bufy, lately arrived at
New-York with dispatches for Mr. Merry Ac-
cordine TO the official account fifteen feamen
were taken ont of the American nip Manhat-
TN, Iately captured b. the Bufy5the were re-
lea ed 4. York-fzUo others were impref-
fed from the brig Traveller, ard have ALTO been
releaiCd-the remaining three were impre1ed
but were refufed TO be piven up, as ii was de-
clared they were Brtifl feamen. The Bniy.
therefore, has filed back 10 the Wet Indies,
having thefc three men, claiming to be American
citiZrDs, Till on toard. The vefTels, to which
thefe men belonged, are now under he profe9i-
on of fomc uercifnl judge Of Brtil1 court of
vice admiralty.
Another inlance Of BritiG Outrage is given in
the following cxtraft--it is wonderful that the
Britilli frould he 10 blind to their own irterets
as 10 fuffer fuch depredations upon orr COM
nerce and inints To- our hdg-they NUT know
tha:, in three or four WAYS, we have them COM
ioleatly in our power, and il is only from refpea
fu our own government that efotts are not
made 70 provoke public refentn,eut--it fhould
he remarked that mott Of the outrages lately
fnfered by our framen. were committed by ma
tionaI veftls and not by prvateers:
Cr7t. White, of thc brig Bcffy, from Hayti,
informs fla OIL his outward paGage, Of Jacque-
mel, I've fell in with his Britannia maiely's fhip
II Franchefie, commanded by tn hon. cant.
JOHN MURRAY, who fcnt his lieutenant on board
capt. white received him politely, and offered.
him FOR examination the briggs papers, together
with ihe role d'equipage, and mems projections.
Tie lieutenant took the role d'equipage and
called over the meas names, directing them to
pafe in view before him, and feleeted far who
appeared TO be the beft feanen in the vefle, AND
ordred them into the frigate's boat. Capt w.
declared the men fhonld not quit the brig, that
thcv were American citizens, and that their pro-
te6tcrs would prove them to be fuch. The
lieutenant laid be did not care q damn fer fbeir
fro'r9joaJt that the fiig9te wanted men, and
that men he would have. a fcuAie enfued, IN
which the lieutenant fyized capt. White by the
collar. and, ON iis mates interference, he ie-
ceived the ftrle compliment.
a ihc fdrate WIS n this time within bail OF
The brig, capt. White thought ii prudent 10
deha fror fnrthet uppofion, relying on The
honnr of her commander for rcdrefs. lie ac-
coriingly i,ut his mate on board her, with his
pspers and The aen's projections; but he re-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-23
A PERSIAN SONG.

VI HAFlZ.
Sweet maid, jetbou vponl4f eJa,m my fpJ.,
-dnd 6dfbelf aims thy meek intoa;
That ,ey ebeet, thai lily banA,
Wonld giVe Thy Porf more delight
Than all Bocara's Vauatea poiA,
Tia" aNfbegen; Of samarcand
Boy, let .yOn liquid ruby fozU,
Ans6idHy pcgEvebe heart be glad,
Wbate'ey tie f;ozoaizg seaIot, Eay:
Tell them, their Eden cannot ao.y
Afrean 70 clear ar Racnabad,
Il b'7re,J@ /sDea az Mofellay.
o. z"ber fbsfe fair ftrjfdf03s naiAi,
Wbgtt eyes our Jie,ei ban.s int;jg,
TIER dear dsa,At7ive ebaraas dJ1,lay,
Each glance myfeadtr 6reaR invsdts,
dnd ro5l my zDoundsd jod ofref,
rs Tartar, Jize tbei, dsai4'd9rey,
In pain 7Oiib ioOe 6elomr ,glo1p:
Can 0Hopr tears, can all err Egbs,
Nezv hf,e TO rbets e5a-ars i,gta.t!
Can e6esks, zobere hviag rejes bLozv,
U6ere nature lpreads her riebef dyes,
Require tbe bOrroyOd g!sG giant
SPEAK not Of. fate :--A5 ! Change tie t5eu.,
A"d tall Of Odoart, tall IF zoiar,
Tail eftbe fovUrrs fGat rounl us bloom
'7iI all a EiOAd. lis all a dream;
To loVt and Joy Thy tbo4gbts eo.yfur,
Nor bepf TO pierce tie /aercd gloom.
Beauty ba,Jleb rsGflef bozvrr,
That corn tbe Hbafr Egyptian dare
Sigb'dfor t5e Aoorigg Htbrezo boy;
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Hben TO tb- bart5 Of Ni!as eane
II yoafb 10 ioVety and 70 coy
BIT a5 JaOerf maid, ny eorgjii bear
(fonte s0a3 attend ssbes Asts ADELE
Hb0m long exeerie1ee renders EgeI
WbiIe mnEe e6a,m5 the ra0ij5'dear
WbAeiparkiiAg enps delight our eyes,
BE gay; and/fOn The f;ozvn, Of age.
W6af erHs' AM zUey baVe IbeardI
1fnd yet, BY braV-n, IiOVe tber yGiH;
Can aEgbt be ernti from tby G4y
1rt(ay, bO7v fciltJat bitter 7vo,d
Fro,T lips zVbieb fyeans Of f7ceetnJG FIJI
Wbieb ma4gH bit dys3s Of boaey lip?
Go b0AdlyJortb, my EmpL. lay,
Wbsie accents. jaozv zvitb a,tlsG eae,
Like orient peariL at ,anaow frung
Thy notr' are(aueef, re damlLs .f.y;
But o. far J7ctrts, ftbey 4sleaJs
TIE nyage6 .f0r zYbom tbsts notes ARE yEng.