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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-02

tately, and some allowance is to be made
for habisual corruption. But when aquesa
ton ofiustice between individuals, ltdisre-
CARDS contracts made by It's own laws, and
IN terms not TO be misunderstood, It Is NOT
only oppressive blu: exceedingly impolitic.
Itisby such outrageous steps, and prostl-
tuition of character that nation falls
into contempt abroad, and it's from such
measures practised at home, that il nltl-
mately sinks sunder the indignation OF It's
subjects.
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From the Charleston Courier.
M FATHER.

Who took me from my mothers arms
And smiling at her soft alarms,
Shew d me the world and NATURES charms
My Father.
Who made me feel and understand,
The wonders Of the sea and land,
And mark through all the makers band?
1iy Father.
Who climb d wifl me the mountain s bright
And watch'd m, look OF dread, delight,
While rose the glorious orb Of high
MY Father.
Who from each flower, and verdsnt stalk,
Gather'd a honey'd store of talk,
To fill the the long delightful walk?
N, Father.
Not on an insect would he tread,
Nor strike the SINGING needle dead,
Who taught at once my heart and head.
G1y Father.
Who wrote upon that heart the line,
Paideia grav'd on virtues shrine,
To make the human race divinee
Ny Father.
Who fr'd my breast with Homer's fame,
And taught the high heroic theme,
That nightly aash'd upon my dream?
NY Father.
Who srail'd at my supreme desire,
To see the curling smeke' aspire,
From Iteha's domestic FIRE?
My Father
Upon the raft amidst the foam.
Who with Ulysses saw me roam,
His head still ras'd to look for homes
MY Father.
!" What made barren rock so dear!"
(" My boy! he had country there!''
And who then dropt preset, n' tear?
My Father.
Who now in pale and placid light,
Of memory CLEANS upon my sight,
Bursting inthe sepuIchrc of eight?
My Father.
o! Teach me stillthy christian plan,
Thy practice with thy precept ran:
Nor yet desert mellow mau,
My Father.
Still let thy scholars heart rejoice,
With charm of thy angelic voice;
Still prompt the motive and the choice,
MY Fathers
For yet remains little space,
Till shall meet thee face to face,
And not as now, in vain embrace,
Nh FGiher.'
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w. Faznkener.
J. HUME.
III Lords of his Mgesty's most Aonora-
-" BE Privv Council.

Il III kbk G0IGS " 1850 -
be Privy Council.
Nav il please your LordshlPs,
IN m obedience to your Lordships direc-
s.o, signi6ed 10 us by Mr.. Fawkener, we
s.ve taken into consideration the petition
Z Thomas and Isaac Littledale, setting
s.,,h that on the arrival of the American
,bie Leda, Williamson. master, at the
Mort Of Liverpool from New York, with
r,,yo of -four and slaves, the entry of the
lid cargo had been objected to on the
s,oaud that the master OF the said vessel
1gho il native of Scotland) had not be.
eocoe citizea of the United States previ.
~, 10 their Independence, and that the
said vessel could not therefore legally ina
uOrsths said goods into this kingdom for
Some consumption according to the terms
4 the act of the S7th of his Majesty, CHI.
Of. And we have the honor to report our
oinion to be under the authority Of the
case of Wilson yersus Maryas in he Kings
hpch ia 1898. and afterwards in she Tx.
theonsr chamber in 1899, that Williamson
having became citizen of the United
States, and having Gas it is to be presumed)
aboua 6de residence there, is qualified to
bsthe master of an American ship, so as
to sntitle such ship legally to import goods
into this country under the statute referred
10.
All of which is humbly submitted TO
-FOUR Lordships' wisdom.
(Sigred)
7. NICHOLL,
S. PERCIVALL,
WEARY GIBBS.
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- sor home consumption under the
sDf''su i 81 ofhis majesty, chap. 81.
'l''S lam, sc.
Signed, ~. Eav,.s.n.r
c,.,oa.house, Lendon, July 1, 1905.
1.-The collector and comptroller OF LII
- take care that the directions con-
I'D '4.d n Mr.. Fawkener's letter, OF which
l 7, torscoing is copy, be duly obeyed.
=, A. order of the commissioners.
Signed ,,,7,rr
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-27
PALpABLE MISREPRESENTATION.

The federalifs of the north are certairly re-
duced to very great hrats, when they are obis
lo raufsck the fitted rubbifh Of former times,
for he fcanty materials Of an attack againft the
prefrnt administration. This is furely one NJ
the prondef compliments, which they car offer
Up to his merits; but it NUT he an additional
mor!ihcaios to their defeat, that theft charges
are one after the other retoricd upon their own
heads. The fr0 proves the purity Of their or
ponents; the lat will have the eject of inya,i-
dating their flibfequeGt acculations.
Among the recent charges of the day, v ..
have been Rruck with hold and mpudcnt n,if-
experimentation in :he Bolton Centinel. 1t IS
Gihf5ntiaily of this import that the prcfrit
naturalization has been more friendly than il
ought TO have been to democratic drtslters I,
that :he tuit asana EdGund Randolph T;l. i.a,
not been preiied To 4 concuion from rGlifical
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5ateG 1T Suction.

win BE- 6H on F'idoy he ilb Ctzskty aex! fsftiycly
9"ioat 'efsrve and errdis of 20 1iy. for aeeo-
'io1Ie nofe', on all Gows exceeding 100 dbltar5.>.
4 Large anortment OF GOODS, confifting al,
~ Calico and Chintz, 4
Superline cloths and Canlere,,
Fine and coarfe do
Dutch Blankets,
Men and WoRens cotton Gookiare,
Men and Women's ihort ard extra long Kid Cloves,
Mems white and brown thread noei.irgs,
"a, 9-S anG Ga plain cambria mullins,
Cd figured and laced do
Iriih Linens and lheetirgs,
Brown Hollands thread and tape,
Mar?eilles Dmity, FuftiaD,
Durants, Morecns,
Boinbazets, Wildbores,
Mems fine and eoarfe i.sts,
Mems fle and coarGe fhoes,
very large aud general aior'men, Of Ironmon-
gerry and Hardware
Three Gales o. frgIe and double barrel fowling
pieces,
led and o N3is, &c. &c &c
THOMAS TAYLOR * Co. Y. Ms
Sept. 81 CcPtds,
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TOASTS.

i. BaiatyiGte-The brave commander of the fri
gaze Philadelphia, which in chafe of an enemy truck
on ro:k and fell into the hands of the Bey of Tr;-
Poll' VINO immediately made 1aves of her whole crew
z. TIE CJFerrs end MN of be PLRadeioIia--Who
bore with iirn,neis, nineteen months of ,iofe con6ne-
f'st IN the dungeons Of Tr;poIi withou, repinin0.
.. Dscaiar-'shofe Indignation burA like the lirh,
mug o' heaven on the Blrbarisrs, and cruied their
fhort-ived triumph over the misfortune Of the Phil.
'SPh", by burning the l-fsted frigate immediatelv
sn1er the guns OF their batteries
.. "ome'f--and shofe gallant heroes who perihed
Under the walls Of TriPo, leif devoted faer6ce to
TIER e-~6'try's glory.
o. FIoAf-as daring ia executing, as hilful in con
sCrnr ms plans, Whole cannon made the tyra,, of
np"l tremD'e, by bauering the walls Of his cattle
o. ha''q7-whofe frord 70 gloriopny cut il, ,yav
sia 10 the liberation Of his ceuntryrnec. and nsde
'he iHPodan think hinifef fafe on no 5e fron, A..
Americans. "''' '''N
q L'1'---our eonful at Algers, whole en!iphtened
rWha;y' ieized the moment Of the Barbarizns con-
.pASon 70 Feicnn the gallant eaptves from the hor
Ffiee aai cruelty. A"' Ca
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Col. Ru~r. whole &c ia1;;ng Upon TIE theatre IF
American politics, had given hun arepu Jon ol no
ordinary dandion, I.!t exington ON Wednesday,
lat. We hare been Frequently aikcd, why we have
paid tueh attention in noticing the movements oi MIR.
Barr iinee his arrival in the Weitern Country. :,
The latter part o his political career, aught per-
haPs, with degree of duPleity. which never be
satisfactorily defended, has made him an objeA Of
attention wherever he has travelled. His ,alents for
intrigue, arecosidered As unrvalcd in America, and
his dhpoftion doubted but by few.
1t was yefersiay reported, and this morning
we are told from correct fource, that the late
Spanin, Intendant, Morales, has received orders
from his conrt to fell all the vacant lands in Ear
and Wet Florida, and it is fsid fales will be i'm
mediatrly made, even of lands within the boun-
dairy claimed by the u. States.
(Orieans Gazette, Augnft 81
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COMMUNICATION.

Pnfz9h0. ala, Major jackson. Editor Of The
Pohfifal Register, PiiiHdplskia.
IF we are correctly informed, f,,rne twenty
years ago. this gentleman filed, or thonght be
h'ied. niche In the temples of war, fcience
law, helle-lettres, and fame. He then obtained
the notice of the celebrated Marcoe. the Fh;la-
delphia poet, who flung OF men ard things, I'M
itrains Of elegance, which few have eoualIed.
His Poem called the Times is proof IF the
independence Of his foul and the fertility Oils
genius. One of the fi,bieefs of that celebrated
poem. was character under the feiened rame
of Pulsilio, which was intended for Mr.. lack
ION. We iliall be glad TO know whether the
Editor OF the Regifer is the identical perfnn. ar
has been metamorphofed by time and circum-
frances into fome other identity.-Offbe man
to whom we aude, thus Markoe wrote:
We Young and fair, attend the humble lays,
Which aim TO found the gay Pulvilio's praift;
Whether he te'lshis hair breadth 'fcapes in war,
Or plans his future trumphs a, the bar;
Brave and polite feholar beau ard wit,
To his iuperict talents, all fubmit
But, ali how weak are wit and valour fourd
The nobleft heart, fince Cupid dares TO wound;
AT city concerts he this truth reveaI'd
Nor eer at tea-tabes be conceaId:
That Blackao e's jargon yields TO Oyfd's art
And love has trumph'd DER Puiyi,io's heart
All cruel love, and n1uf thv bonnders roSy'r
Denroy this fairea. bright Ell, fweetefi flower!
Mutt hopeless Theniis yield TO Cupd's fporis
And n,u's no future Murray grace our courts?
Yes: It's refolvd, eyulting EIymen fmiles,
And Cupid, laughing, trumphs in lis wes
Themis, a wreath OF cyrrefs round her head
Ger her lovd ion fhall copous forro,V faed
But, fully of her own attachment Jealous,
Theie ancien. GoddefIes lov'd pretty fellows:
Soon will fhe Join tn make happy end on't,
The gallant Plaintiff and the fair Defendant
1.-THE Editor of The Regiher deEervei MI this
from bard 20 dffineui1ied AS Markoe was,
what Goliah in learning ard letters NUT he
now he? Yet. Giant as he is, into what heart
can he think Of infpiring veoctation or fear?
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| -oniidgratians; tina. f;ncc Mr.. +. came into the
| standardization, not jury could be found in
virginia who would give verdict aeainft Mr..
K; that Mr.. J. has taken no Reps, to facilitate
me adluslment OF the claim: and that 10, thiS
day the fuit rs,nains nearly in the fame ftatr.
which It was brought, and that there does net
cxifl the irpalleft chance of obtaining ineemnif.
cation. Let the following extracts from the
records OF the federal court atteft the falfe.
hood OF thefe inlinuations!
May term 1895; prefent Judges Ire5ell and
Griffin, the defendant pleaded. ~.
Put off for fcveral terms to obtain depoGt;.
ons. -
Nov. term 'ss; Cufhing and Griffin were d;.
1uded on an item of 5000 dollars.
Put on fometimes by content of parties.
and fometimes at the colt of the defendant, un.
til Dec. term 1901, when it was referred TO a
jury. The jury divided and discharged.
May term 1903; referred Nv content of mar.
ties to the arbitration of Gabriel Dh-val Efo.
Comptroller Of the Treafnry =
On Dec. stb 1904 Judgment was rendered
AS follows:
This day came the plaintiffs by their attorney
and the defendant in his proper perion wbereupon
the award made in this caufe By G. Du-VaI, &c.
is made iirm and fable, and it is adjudged BY the
court that the plaintiffs recover, &C. the fun, Of
53l62 dolls ard SO eenes with interef at the rate
pei 1eii'' oi the Zfth Gay OF November, 1904,
till payment and COTS. &c. &c. Bur liberty IS re-
ierved to the defendant TO prove to C. Du-yal ON
or before the Sd day of the next term of this court
the impropriety of any deb, admitted. or the pro-
tPriety ofany article of credit refufed BY him, and
the laid g. d. may alter his award aforefaid aecor-
DINGHY; and it is further ordered with the content
OF parties, that execution fhaIl be iued in the
mean time nor any forthcoming bond be given by the
defendant in cafe execution fal hereafter be iu-
ed" 70 n - :,
We have only to remark, that Tie amount
of this Judgment has been completely foured
TO the fatsfaefion of the government, and to
the honor Of Mr.. Randolph.
| We fhall deviate from Our ordinary rule. 70
anfwer fome remarks in the United, States Ga
zette on "the Vindication Of Mr.. JefTerfon.''
With thefe we intend 10 clofe for the prefent
time, oar ftrietures on tbi, fnhjett.
We have no leifure at prefent to offer any
comments upon the important encroach-
mrnt lately made upon our trade, bv
decifcn of the Britifh Court of Admiralty.
We fbaH content ourfelves with offering in
the prefent paper few additional facts cnthis
fubiect: and recommending them to the notice
OF the reader. We flra'l offer fone other com.
mnn'cations on this important fubiett, in our
next number.
to communicate in our next number /" an inn
bo,font tatf BY eplieb II appears hat tie MINI
MOI II 7ro5 an Herbivorous Animal"
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+ Pahls abom {. 1000.

~ TNrsREsTiNc CHSE.-The following is
: copy Of a letter from Mr.. S. Williams, /. the
late owner of the EGex, of Salem, dated
London June 90, 1905.
"SIR,
"I am forrv TO inform you, that on hearing
Of the cafe of the E1ex this day, the lords of
appeal affirmed the fentence of condemnation
pronounced by the vice-adniralty court. The
court was not fatished thar it was not YOUR in
tenton, at the commencement Of the voyage to
lend the veilrl TO Hayanha with Spanifh pro-
dece."
The cafe of the EHex was as follows She
had taken in cargo at Barcelona (three or four
years hnce) under orders To proceed from thence
to Calcutta; but owing to the impoffibility of
procuring there the fpecie neceiiary for the full
h'rnent Of the objea, the mater ventured to re-
turn TO America, and the cargo was landed in
Salem I; but it was afterwards, under the idea
OF Its being completely neutrNlized, re-hipped,
and the vefIel failed with it for HAVANA. On
THIS Cd voyage. the Eiiex was taken and fent in
10 N. Providence, where veffel and cargo were
condemned. The decree, however, was proyi-
ho"aiiy reverted in Engiand,- requiring in the
mean time the owner to produce proofs that
the cargo was not originally intended for the
fidvlnna. Documents were therefore forward
90, fupPoied fully 70 eftablifh this proof; and
"rnone them, the letters Of the captain, Eating
h'' difficulties, and the Deceiiity of going coun-
Ter to bis orders By returning to America, in
lead of proceeding IN Calcutta. Notwitb.
landing this, we fec Il e lords of appeals have
:.HTncd the fenterce Of condemnation in the
"a. cont. What makes this decilion the
more important and alarming, is, the principle
1o"itantiy atted upon b. our merchants, that
P'operty imported into America, and landed,
fnIyht -
tx .Ja.iuions of tie fame power from whom
'hsy were originally brought and in this pre-
c'canent We Drefums now vaft amount of
American capital; which, upon the princ;ole
adopted by the lords of appeal is in danger of
1hariDg the fame sss:e with the Efex
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Extea Of LITE, from wiQiasrhre.

:, was truly plea!ed to fee by the Ian Enquirer,
nov much iertiei'y was excited among the citizens
OF Richmond, by the fafe return of the Amer;c.n
c'Ptives from Tripo Our emotions here were e
q'aily great; number Of citizens having aiIembled
On me day when tie officers from the Mediterranean
P.3d Though this place, to tefy their Joy for their
arTivai-After convivial dinner, the following
soaS and ioDs, hay prepared for the oceaion, were
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" friends 70 riik acargo from thence to Europe.
'ntefs the bottom was previouny changed"

Some years hnce, IL was decided by Sir Will
I'm Scott, Judge of the admiralty of England,
that the produce Of an enemy by being landed
IN neutral port, become of courfe neutralized |;
aud could be exported to the mother country OF
,he colony, or yiee z,eri7, which produced II.
Rnt 1t appears from recent events, that the fub-
go has been invefieated in higher tribunal
an this cafe Of the Elcx,) and in confequence a
few decifion has been given by Judge Scott. In
the cafe of the Enock, Doane, tried July 2s,
1905, the following was the fentence of the
court: The rule of law on voyages of this
kind, is now, after much deliberation laid down
BY IN authority which will bind me, that the
circumstances of landing the goods, or occurring
the duties DO not furniii, complete evidence of
the termination Of the voyage. It is neceaary,
and muft be proved that the original intention
WAS thar the ihip 60 to the country TO which The
belonged. IF it does appear that the original
Intention was, that the fhio fbouId go to the
neutral country merely for the purpofe of touch
ing there, & Immediately purifying her voyage,
lint will not protect the vef1el: II mutt be
treated upon the footing of one continued
voyage from the colony of the enemy to the mo-
ther country. 1t is only necefIary to confider
whether the circumstances of this cafe are fuch
which lead To the unavoidable concufion, that
1t was the intention of the party TO puriue this
voyage from Martinique to the port Of Ant
wcrp. I am Of opinion that there is conclulive
proof of that. From what has been Gated, it
appears that the nip came to Bottom, that part
Of the goods were landed, her bottom cleaned {;
that fhe Immediately purified her voyage TO
Antwerp, and that this was under a charter
rarity before the flhip quilted Bottom. 1t has
been faid by DR.. Lawrence, that that might not
~ for the fame cargo; but when find the facf
10 be, that the fame cargo was actually put on
heard, think there is enough to convince me,
Rat it was originally intended to carry the car
60 on to Europe. / am therefore under the ne
oefiity of refpe6fing that authority, and purfn-
ing the tame courie Of decifion, but the other
proPerty* that was put on board at Bottom mutt
he coniidered with more favourable view, and
} 'hati reitore that part according to the fche-
due.
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SONG.

7@1' " Life let az etyje."
Come, let's rejoice,
And each patriotic heart,
With eouvivial voice,
It'sgiow impart.
Ameri,a beholds once more,
nsr Ions approach their native fhore
Who late on Aries burning coaa,
Seemed 70 their country Ion.
Cont hfs ,e'oiee. TIC.
Made Prh 'ners in an adverfe hour,
iney gray d lavage tyrsnt's power
arc: Ard patient IN 'aeir dreary cell,
They bors misfortune well.
cene IT, ,e;oise, To.
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FOR SALE.

q TRACE q land, king IN Peapkatant III
= ts' >..ouceller. Il contains about SEQ acres,
NOT n 800 of which are c'eJted, and the great
err" ~ me balance exceedingly we'll tin,bfrcd
ra't'rnlses,arpIy to Ricbsrl Il. lohsfcn, neat
Nrw.E4f!e. Hanover, Sept. 81. ZIP
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WASHINGTON, September %.

we nave reeelved the Official account Of the pro-
ceedngs Of the Cour, Of Enquiry in the eaf If e.,
cambridge, which fall appear az lcngth in orr me-,
paper. The following is the rrlut of the Enquiry
The Court having dclibersted on the evidence
dedleed from the teffimony Of tire WITNESSES; heard
IN this cafe. are decidedly of opinion thar Captain
WILLIAM BAf"sEtpct ef7,S -tfb fsr.ifple amt eoy-
d@ff i" Dr is efbifb, he o. S. /iraie PbHedtleL,.
on NE 3P OF. 1909. aai ia! no 1sg,ee Of era(s,l
J''Hfd 0fff'3 iys/'fo Him. FEM Haf e9caf.'
Maj T,frL
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On Saturday the citizens Of wari:rg;on yavc
Ceef. j. 'zb'iI,s al elegant DINNER, IN tca;r,oo,,
o the ieme they entertain Of his merits, and of their
ymPathY ~ LIS '"F-rings The warm welcome. fo
n''veI,''y gwen our gallant e0unirymen will he TO
them the highet evidence Of national yr.tods 80
affection. e 90"
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Nov reetued from the dungeons :'oom.
To Join their friends once more they come /.
With tranfport whilt the news we learn,
Well hail their fate return
Csmrht's rejoiee, G'e.
Sspkessber IS, 1906.
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VOLUNTEER

BJ Captsia Bp;ab~iAgr.--Efay the profpsr;,v IF Tho
citzsns OF Fredericksburg equal their bofoi,al;,v
~ General Warrington. "A pleafant iourrey and
iaie return home, to brethren lately in car,:v;,y
at Trlpoi.
Caot@i" B. baoirg ,,fi,sd
The Prei:dent.--Capt. Bainbrdge.
Gen. W'a@iqgiOa be2isg r.tiyel.
The Viee-Prcfden,.- VIM. Wafh;ry, nm
Major Day--Univerial peace.
captain Sru'ehiield- Liberty and Unanimity
negocia'or " Millions for defence NOR a cert cor
tribute"
john l. Lomax, Efq.--The heroes of '7G--They
ihall live in their defendants
Rooe.t Patton, Etq.--Jiberty to all the fons of
Adam from the rifng TO the fet,ing Sun.
Dr. brooke The memory of thofc VINO died in
the defence of the Right of Man.
capt Psr'e'--ihe memory Of DIR. Franklin.
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FOR SALE.

a IGs.ly Yeens Negro Fellow, who i. very
Z \ So d>DRtt.H MAKER. T.. moui1e,) Apply
&c the oirce ~ 'ht ErquireJ Sept. IL Il
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" Col. MEscER."

On Wednefday at o'clock in the afternoon, nu :
merous and respectable company fat down to hand
Tome dinner at the To~n-Hall Doctor G. FRENcH,
Mayor OF the town, acted as PRECEDENT, and Col II.
MERcER, as Vice-Prefdent. General WM WASH
lNoroN, OF South Carolina. politely accepted an in
WHARTON to JOIN the company. The following TOAST.
were drank and the day was fpent in the utmot hsr
mony and convivialny.
H. The late glorious treaty ofpeaee with Tripo.
(which re'tores captive fellow citizens TO the
boois of their families and to the wiihes of their
couutrY.
Cd The people of the United Sta.es-their rights
fha be refP-efsd by al! na,ion.
Sd. The Congrefs of the United S,ates-n,ay i,
always look back the fo,rce from which
4th. The Prefident of the United States-yvho.e
enlightened administration, bath for its ob;e efs, the
honor and PROPERTY OF our infant nation
5th. The Vice Preident of the U,ited States
the patriot in ;hofe times which tried mems fouls
9th iirael, Sonlers, aud Wadsworth-ther me-
mcries dear 10 their Country; their examples ifi-
initiative OF the rnbief deeds of heroifm.
7th TIE chains of the captive---the kndlinp gra-
ttuoe OF Americans fhall them into lie Yer
dy'ng wreat To encrcie the Hero's brow.
Here Captain Bainhridge aroie and in a very ami
mated manner, addreed hiureIf to the company as
follows, which was anfwered by the repeated paud;,
and cheers of the company
Gentlemen, In the name Of the officers and crew
OF The Philadelphia frigate incerely thank you for
your kind remembrance OF us, and beg leave to af
lure my oourtrymen, that ihall always confide,
t as our h.@heit honor To merit their appreciation
ON ne American navy--the protection Of on,
tor"'Sh relations; the fecurty Of cur internal proipe
riy,
sth. Commodores, Barron, Rogers, and Preble-
VIII their ComPeers in TIE Mediterranean iervice
ION. The memory of Gen. George Wai,inyron--
me laurel hall wave over his toni Til time il,ai
b. no more.
llth Spa'n--rnay ihe foon feel her own inheoiIi-
ty hnd be taught TO refpeGi rhs rights Of nations.
izrh. Iohu Page. Governor Of Virginia
18th James Monroe--the honel ftaretinan ar1
tie virtuous man.
ith. The agricultural and commercial intereits--
may they long continue to fourth in mutual depeu
dence on each orher.
lofh. Inc American fair-their fmiIes will reware
the defenders of Their country.
10Th. Inc American tars--the gratitude of tI,ei
Country wall ltimuate their exertions in her defence
i''h- The oppreded throughout the world--feor
may rl.ey
Wrench from oppre!Iion's hand, the Iron Rod
And make the cruel feel rhs pains they y;yr."