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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-09
!. BOSTON,, March 81.

: Arrived ship Derb, West, from Can.
ton 1870 days.
: The ship Atahualpa, Adams, late Por.
teri fram N. w. Coast, arrived Novem.
Der 16; the Atahualpa in June last, on the
N. w. Coast, was attacked by The natives,
and an obstinate conflict ensued, 10 which
captain Porter. and nine others were killed
aad nine wounded; they defended them,
selves with great spirit and bravery, and
with great difficulty brought the sh'p on.
Among the killed were both mates OF the
ship, and MIR. Lyman Plummer, OF Salem,
nephew to the owner Of the ship, who was
Gu board as eleck to captain Porter, very
worthy and promising young man. only
FIVE persons on board escaped iojury.-
Nearly f,fy Of the natives were killed or
died of their woands. Spoke, MARCIA 8 lat.
26, 20, N. long SO, so, w. shooner old
Colony, Of Plymouth, from North Ca,1'
lima for Mart. March 22, lat IS 81, NJ
long. 81, 81, brig Merchant, of Sag Aar.
Dor, from Charleston, for Hamburg, iou1 .
days. 4"-N
Same day, ship Halcyon, Fettyplace,
from Carupsno, forty Ave days. All ports
on the Main mos, vigorously shut asaldss
neutral. indlscriminasely. The EsgnSa
sloop Of war Osprey, sad number OF net e.
prizes were eruiz,ng of Cumanna ana
New Barcelona, Isl February; they treat
ed neu,rals politely bat were sroublesomet0
Spauiards Spoke March 2, IN lat: 20, .,
long 50, 80, brig Joanna, blanchard o.
Nesburyport, nine days from savanna,
for. St. Luc,a-..17,h, lat. IS, Is, long. 81
brig -, of Bath, AZ days from ieperIfs
for Norfolk had been II days on the Goa"
and had very severe weather.
Same day brig Nes,or. Layton from
Martinique, rs days. Left at V0ueialn'
February 20. schooner Betsy, Blunt, Ae*'
andria, just arrived. -.
Several coasters which arrived at TINS
port yesterday. inform, that they saw snip
bottom upwards in Braintree bay, suPP0s,,
ed to be the ship Confidence, which sa an
from hence on Sunday ter Africa. l nc
quadrant and ches, Of captain Knowles,
where said % have washed on shore anu
picked up Her mast were cut away. I'VE
expected tho people were lost.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Thursday, April 5.

IRHrSQ6y, sdPy1I De
Mr.. yarnum observed that a report on
"A new organiza,lon of the militia had Dssn
made az an early period of the session, OF
"a NEGATIVE kind that bill had Subsequent
" been acted upon in the house IN some
measure duplicating the points taken IN tpe
rrnors: and TIA, .f;erwasdsa bill on tns
.-.ub;ec, had been brought before the senate
which induced him to suspend calling .ns
,a,,eu,ion of the house 20 the report. = h ss
sbiil had been negaiived. His object IN ris !.
ing was 90, ssa.c that as the re port was OF
so lucrative character, he should not think
81 OF calling it up, unless il was The wish OF
sp.n,lemsn that i. should be discussed.
A bill 60 anne sd an &C, to divide the In
diana territory into separate governments
Z and for other purposes was read . th alH
~time and passed, *. 80
"A bill making appropriation Tor stas sup
port of the military establishment OF me
u. S. for The year 1906, was read thifa
time.
On motion Of Mr. allmag= the bib was
sreceH, shifted TO commute OF the whole
yhouse, in which II underwent 40 exaunina'
zion, when it was reported 10 the house,
and read third time and passed.
Mar. ]. C. Smith from the committee
OF claims, reported tina. 1t would DC exPeat.
en-, so agree TO the amendments proposed
4 by the senate to the bin making provision,
for persons disabled by known wounds re-
s. ceived during the revolutionary war.
Mr. Blackledge moved apostPonenens
Of the consideration of the bill till so.mor.
POW.
5 Mr. D. r. Williams moved an indih.
mite postponement.
This motion was opposed by Messrs.
I. c. Smith, I.eib, J. Clay, Vainum, bed
niger and Van Cortland.
Mr.. D. r. Williams withdrew his mo-
.tion. when il was agreed that the bill should
: lie on the table.
The bill supplementary to the act making
provision for the payment OF claims OF
- citizens of the United States on the go.
yernment OF France, passed through the
committee of the whole without amend
ment. aud was ordered to third reading
TO. morrow.
- ...~-..s.s seas received from the senate
stating that they had rece6ed from their
amendment to the bill fixing the compeu-
- sation. OF the officers +of~ the@two houseR.
This Bill is consequently passed.
The house again went into committee OF
the whole on the bill altering and essab..
fishing certain post roads.
The bill directs the establishing of q
& route from Athens to Te'lico blockhouse.
II was moved to strike out Fellico.block
house. and insert Knoxville.
90 this motion, as well as the provision
3. of the bill, debate of some length arose,
= which issued 10 the adoption OF the amend
sSmen, as weH as the provision.
Various other amendments were made,
when the committee rose and reported the
1bill, which was ordered TO third reading
&so.morrow.
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NEW YORK, April s.

Arrived, brig Susan asd Bessey, M'hoy
from Lisbon.
The brig Mary sailed the day before, fot
New York. Left the ship Hero, Ray, o!
New York, for St. Ubes, 10 II days.
February II, spoke in the river tn: snip
Ann, Bradford, from Alexandra, bouud
up, and released from a II days quarantine
March 1, LAT. 81, long. IS, spoke tn'
Argo, 1o days from Boston for Lsgaota'
18th, in lat. go. 81, long. g., spoke t.s
barque William, Gray, Is days from ga
vanuah for Copsnhagsn. ssth, 10 lat: 34'
1s, long. So, spoke achooner Ffsnasn,p'
from Sc. 2artho.omrws, for KsaaaOs'''
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CONG RESS
OF@ THE

UNITED ST A I ES.
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Saturday, Abril S.
Mr.. Gregg, from the committee on
public lands, to whom was referred are.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-08-25
TO THE PUBLIC.

RE Truftees of the Portland Academy,
con6dering that the prefent worthy
Preeeptor thereof, will retire from his charge
TO the protection be has adopted, at the end
OF the preient quarter; have fought with
great ieiicitude for iucehor, whole charac-
ter and qualifications would be fuch as would
place this inittution on footing equal 10 any
IN the Commonwealth. They have thought
II efential to hold out fuch encouragement as
wonld induce fome Gentleman of high reputa-
ton as fchool Inffruetor, to accept the htu-
ation for life
They farter themfelves their exertions have
been crowned with fuccefs, having perma-
nently engaged Mr.. EBENEzER ADAMS, now
and for many years Preceptor Of h5urifhing
Academy in Leicefler in the county Of Wor-
ceiter gentleman whole juR literary fame
and uncommon tkil IN teaching, has long been
known in the Weftern counties of the State.
With Preceptor of fuch reputation, whole
permanent engagement connects his own in
terelf and reputation with thole Of the Acade-
my, there can be no doubt but the youth o.
this vicinity will have every advantage which
any inftitution of the kind can afford in adj
dition to thar of being under the watchful eye
OF tneir parents.
To thofe who desgn their fons for an uai
verify, the opportunity of preparatory edu-
cation now offered, will be peculiarly crate
ful while thofe who will be fatisfed with an
Academical ceurfe, may be ahured Of compe-
tent inltruction in all the branches ufually
taught at the moi approved Academies.
1t is intended TO receive fsveHty ftudents, OF
which, at leaf twenty may be females, for
whom proper accommodations will be pre-
vided.
a ikilful afifant is provided, and the NOR
ais OF the fudents will be carefully attended to
he Academy will open about the middle
OF September, and thofe who Win to enjoy
its privileges, viii find fubfcrpition paper at
the infuranee- Office, or may call upon either
Of the fubfcribers.
ELIJAH KELLOGG. -
WOODBURY. SToRER I''Tr'fftt q
ISAAC PARKER, zoe 1f5F%e'-
PSrfhs"S, A4gsF Is, 1906.
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LINES.
70 RE merrory sfLitsf Joieph Maxwell, -p5s
died al Syr1s.lF IL s5r 5rsa46 q Ess,ss.y Lf.
Lamensed youth 70 faneys eye,
Thy lonely foreign tomb appears;
SiciIian breezes DER il hgh,
And evening iheds her lucid tears.
Nurs'd by thoie tears, ere now. the grafs
KS rank lnxuriance waves 70 wild,
And fcarceiy marks to ihofe who pafs
The fpot where refs bright honor's child.
There ihall no tender mother weep.
When ewes dim veil o'erfpreaAs the fkies:
When night has hufil'd tie world IN 1eeD.
No maiden there ihall breathe her dghs.
Perhaps not cen ahunble floae
May point the TRAVELLERS vacant eve:
But journeying on he leaves unknown
The grave where worth and valor lie.
Oft too, perhaps, 10 carelefs rood
The peaiant rude may wander near,
Prels, with unhalowed feet, thy fod,
Yet fure fome fairy hand f,all guard
Thy aihes frona this cpld neglect,
And bending DER the fowry iward,
Light forms, from iEluIi, thee proteG1.
Their airy harps, ihail they sttune,
And wildly irilse the dirge like Law;
While high the melancholy moon
Pours down her iweetell faddeit ray.
Yes, there beloved, queen OF night
Thy beams fiall dwell. with fond delay,
For gentle, as thy placid hight,
Was he who owns that bed Of clay.
Yet, when by wrong or infult fr.d,
His country called him 10 the field,
BY honort dictates Erns inIpired,
He fooner would have died than Weld
Oh had he fali'n in gIorys arms,
Leis bitter then were friendships tear
With laures crown'd mid vct'ry's charms
he might have pref prouder bier.
Ye who preferr'd to 1av'ry, death,
- =, ~ 80 tt~t ~ %-Adte your UOOiu
Had fuch occs6on claim'd his breath
With tranfport, had he fought The tomb.
Where now, the promise hour Of fame,
That hour, fsretold BY hope and youth,
The grave receives his waited frame,
And fancy mourns, DER iadd'nine truth.
Lamented Youth! fweet be thy reR
OFT brought by menory's facred power,
And by her trueh pencil dreR
Thy arm hall ioothe the penGve hour.
CLARA.
-S-@%+%%@ 1922
u sptry vioiafev ffGe matrimonial vow 4ue-t ~.
CURED 10 moke fJe atozeueaf mentioned IN t5e fol
I'rO'Eg bPgyas, zee far it z0Oul greatly IN.
erss|e fbs number Of zoiaozus.
EPIGRAM.
VIVA: recon pence, my lady wife,
For all my faults, can beftow you (,
Town I've lived rakilh life
A thouiand debts Of love owe YOU.
Pay one, my lord 'tis all minds
Name it thou dear, for 81 wing creature"
Only, my lord, you'll be 70 kind
Speedy TO pay the--rEBr or NATURE 4
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RisrtlIanp.


HANOVER, AUo. ~.
EXECUTION
On Tuefday lalt took place at Faverbill
the execuucn of Johah Burnhan. The con-
conrie Of people al this fotemn and inter efling
ipectacle was exceedingly numerous. Il was
imPoiible to make any accurate computation
of tire nnmber prelent--but from The caIcu-
lations thar could be made, they were eliima-
ted to be about ten thoufand.-At eleven
o'clock the crimina! was taken from the goal
and conducted by military guard 10 the
place OF execution Religious exercifrs were
there performed by the Rev. David South
crland Of Bath. They were commenced with
hnging- prayer--hnging- fertnon On the
words from Romans vi. 2S.--" Fer tie zuag sf
a1is A<rf5: but Eft Of COdis etsraGEliys sIyougJ
Jeszy CbrjR our Le,d."-and were concluded
with prayer The ferrnon wa, ingenious, pa
thetic and well adopted to the location. The
intrinfc foce and oratoriczI fpirit, which
breathed through I, were greatly heightened
by an eloquent delivery, which muft ftrike
deep and lafting inprei1ion on the mind Of
every cbferver. After tAefe exercifes were
fnifhed, the High sheriff, of Grafton County.
informed the criminal, that If he had anv
thing to communicate, there was an opBor-
rnniry. He then aodrefed the audience with
ioris obfervations. lie feemed at fri to be
-ors'.'--sh bly, enibarrAfed and difficult in ut
terance; but afterwards proceeded with much
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-08-25
The Maine Spelling Book.

The Maine Spelling Book.
fT5iyS Editisa.--Priss D. IS C. soxea, 20 G.
fagkj
CONTAINING variety Of Words accent
~ ed and divided, with moral and enter
tanning Lei!ons, uieful Tables, &c.--To
Which IS added, Geographical Description
or he United States in general, and the Dit
triGt of Maine in particular
Notwithstanding the number Of fchooi
books Of this kind in afe, the Ms inc Spell
ing Book has the largef fsle of any fpeliing
book in this Dinria-in many refpeGs il Is
better calculated for the ufe Of fchUols than
my ether fpellmg book being e5egpey, sgy.
retf.y frizta1, on gsod PAPER containing rrsxt
Variny Of Leilons in Spelling and Reading, and
the arrangement and divilon fuch a. greatly
TO Asgsa tbs kz5or OF the matter in teaching
large fchool.
or The above Book may be had in
iheets, or bound, by the grofs, dozen or 6n-
gle, Of THOMAS CLARK or ISAAC ADJ
ANS, at their REFLECTIVE Bookstores, Fiji
street, Portland .5sggF IL. (6w)
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poetrg

The following beautiful lines are from the
pen Of lady whole etfufions have more than
once adorned our public prints. The unaf-
feeed tenderness OF the fentiu,ent, the Emph-
city of tAe imagery, and the easy aow o. the
meafure entities it to place befde the fwees
dirge of Collins" To fair Fi5si.'s gyefy
Tsmb"
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Bowdoin College.

The Oyerfeers Of Bowdoia CoIrepe. are
hereby notified thar their femr annual
meeting, win be holden at the college Chan
e. N 5runiwick, on The 6rff Tuefdzy Of Sep
tembsr next, at ten Of rhe clock, A M. and
that the commencement will be holden su
Wednesday, the day following.
MARK LANGBON HILL, S.e'yy.
Csagssz0s, h.g.f Al.
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Bowdoin COLLEGE,.

a Stated meeting Of the Trufees
OF Bozsdoir College viii be held al Byu1y-
I'fs' on Wednesday, the third day of sep,em-
Ser next, AZ nine of the CLOCK in the afternoon.
CHARLES COFFIN, Secretary.
6ragjlDiak, Auguit 10.
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bearing date January 4, 1904. For mosepsr
lticular delcripsion Of all ard angular che lands
Iaforeiaid, reference TO the deed 1sorelaid mud
be had. The whole of the premtes aforel.:>>L
being the fame which were conveyed by the
lfaid jonathan Berry, 70 your pe.itip@er and
Ephriam Berry, 70 hold III equal tlrsrcs--
deed bearing date the 6th day of TEL ru1ry,
Ammo Domini 1897, az bv the lame deed, duly
recorded may appear. And, that your peli-
toners fhareof thepremies delcribed IS afere.
faid, is the half part, or one moiety thereof,
which he is dehrous TO hold IN ieveralty -
Wherefors he Prays thar rte fame fhare aaaY
be divided and fet off 10 him to hoid IA few
crafty agrcesbiy to the laws III thar cafe made
and provided, and a. IL duty bound Will ever
pray. ENOCH BERRY, E
BY SALMoI CaAsE, Bis Ase,ae.
s
1T tie Supreme Tadiriai Court of NE
Communicable Of Afagac5.3est., 81
g1a and k9.ds7 at P1ttta41, lvif6i1
and fsr TIRE cauuy IF Csm5srlaad, Oh
TIE f7.lrfb 7agasy g Hay u. d.
I 1896.
/ ON tie petition aforefaid, ORDERED, That
the petitioner publifh an attefled copy Of his
petition, and this order thereon, three weeks
,fucceiively in the Psrtiarf Gsxefe, the lat Pub-
cation to be thirty days at leaf before the sa-
preme Judicial Court To be holden II Portland,
within and for the county u Cumberland, On
the fecond Tuesday Of octsber next, thar all
pgfions interelted in iaid peFition may then
and there appear and lhsS cauie If any they
have, why the prayer thereof Aloud not he
granted.
"A true copY--Atteff,
SAMUEL FREEMAN, et4f
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ofe05en dndrezOs' ERdfe.
NOTICE is hereby given, that all the DE-.
Tnands in favor Of the eltare Of
STEPHEN ANDREWS,
,eeeaied' are lodged IN the Office of Sfansa %
nspl'1,s t'g. the attorney of the fGbfcribcr,
SIC VIII be put in fuit without further notice.
Sn'els payment be made on or before the fri
nay Of October next
<1sgEe JIG. s-1''''Y "'''@'
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THOSE who have accounts open
with the lac firm of WATSON AND
CLARK, are requelted to call on the fibfcri-
Der, Cat their former fand in FiJ5,frest,y and
adult the lane SETH CLARK.
.5sxsg u.
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[Ez0le NJ. ABS.

have taken in ny new drefs, J. : reward E1r
their trouble with the hearty ard sincere
thanks of their beguiled friend and hInsble
fervant,
CLARA CANDID.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-08-25

Many Of Bonapar,es admirers m Paris
have carried their adulation "a far as to atfix
his imPerisl village to their drinking vctIcIs sc.
The Parihan wits coniequently augur that The
ambitious Corhcan is ge'gg, 70 Pot.
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he fubScriber RESPECTFULLY informs his
friends, and particularly all thofe who
have bnhnefs now pending and unfniihed,
which was entrulfed TO the care of Salmon
CSsFt, efq. late Of Portland, deceafed, previ-
Gus TO the parSSerlhip and connection, enter
ed into with the fublcliber, and all buhnefs
hnce committed 10 them, viii be attended 70
and traniacted. 70 CIR as has abilities viii per-
NIT, the fame as if the partnerfl4ip had con-
tlnued. But as their connection in bufneTs
was offo fhort duration, il is rot to be expect
cd thar the fubfcribef ihouId be 70 correctly
informed as to the nature Of thofe caufes, m
itituted previous to that connection, a. ia ma
ny lnitances may be necelary. Therefore all
thole who have actions pending, which are
for trial, in which MIR. Chafe was engaged,
are requelted to call feafonabIy and as foon IS
may be convenient, and give the neceffary IN
nruaions.
And the fubfcriber would alfo oblerve. thar
all further budnels which may he entr ulted 10
his care ia the line Of his protection as an At
torney, hali be discharged according TO the
ben Of his abilities, * BE Office, Eztborpe.
Re7V, Portland RARRETT POTTER.
Augua Is.
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A new married pair, in high ist. when they
take an airing, for The fri three weeks, order
the Sosiabt-, bur AZ the end Of thar period the
S4ltey.--Lond. Pap.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-08-25

,tice. -6ig. IS.
Catalogue of Books,
OR fsIe by ISAAC ADAMS, at his Book
Gore. No. 2, F.lg.jfy4et--which may be
Al wholeiale or retail, upon as reafonzble
ms as can be procured in the Ra.e--Vix.
American arr q Cooking,
Armitrongs art Of Health,
Art of Speaking,
Atkins Letters 10 his fon, relative to Lit.
erafure and the conduct of Life,
Adams az } truth and excellence Of the
CnriR an religion, exhibited il the lives
Of eminent men.
Adams view Of Religion,
Adams on Electricity,
Anfons Voyages,
burgh's Digniy OF human nature,
Beauties OF the Bible,
Rurgh's Speaker,
Ben on Grace,
Browns Polthnmous works,
Burns works, with The LIE Of the author,
BgydOne's Tour,
eaxter's call TO the uneonverted,
Darlow's Writings,
Builder Jewell,
Dsuo Treaisre,
buchan's ADVICE 70 Mothers,
Bennet's Letters 10 young LAZY,
Browns Catechifms,
Blair's Rhetoric,
Do lectures;
Do SeruOus
Eelknsp's hiltory of Newhsmplhire,
bucaan's hft5ry Of scotland,
BiRats Life of Burke,
EEL o. The Venerial,
Eurnets Life Of Roeheifer.
Bible dictionary,
Browns Elements Of Phy6c,
Biographical Dictionary, containing the
Lives OF eminent characters of ancient
and modern times,
9zhsys Englilh Dictionary
BOyer's Erench DO
Cooks Voyages,
Cicero's Orztlons,
CuIlens prseice Of Phy6e.
ditto A1asena tGezscas
CoiunOIan OrsTprs
Clerks Magazine,
Cowper's koerns,
Ditto TAX,
Children Of The Abby,
Cyrus Travels,
CamPbell's Narrative,
Coles Difcourfes,
'Conquea Of Canaan,
Cecilia, Convert,
Davidlons Virgil,
Don Quixotte,
Doddr1dge's Rife and ProgreGs,
De WarvIlles travels ia America,
DOdd's' thoughts in Prifon,
Dznz's Selection,
Edwards on the Will,
Elements of Morality,
Elegant extracts, in profe,
En6eld's Speaker-Eliza,
Ditto Natural PhilefophY,
Edinburg Dfpenfatory,
Elements of Criticiln,
Erfkineis Sermons,
Freemafons Monitor--sezD ssifios.
Fiher's Catechilm,
Fathers legacy to his daughter,
Federal Calculator,
Farmers Dicfionary,
Flavel's highlands Duty,
Dtto Navigation Spiritualized, -
forayce on preaching,
ditto Sermons,
Ditto Addrefes,
FsthergiIls Sermons 10 Cuakers,
cordon's hiaOry of the American Rev
0lntion,
Coldlniihs Animated Nature,
Ditto Hiitory of Greece,
Ditto Of Ingland,
Ditto Of Rome,
Cubcrncs furvey ofths chrilh4n religion,
cTbfoas arr Of Surveying,
Cofpel Its own witnels,
Glimpfe Of Glory,
Gardner on the Coat,
Creek Teaament,
Gazetteer Of America and Europe,
HiRory Of the French Wars,
Haschlnlon's hifory Of Madachnfetn,
Minot's continuation OF DO.
Hunters facrea Bicgraehy,
naleys life Of cowper,
Haliers philOfophy,
Harilrons Midwifery.
Ditto Merchandise,
Heryey's Works,
Henry on Prayer,
HalEeburton's Memoirs,
Hilcrical Grammar, =
Harris Encyclopedias.
10 Be- ss1siassa.
IrguR Is.
ofe05en dndrezCs' Egafe.
|oTIcE is hereby given, that all the de- |
Tnands 10 favor of the eltafe Of
STEPHEN ANDREWS,
saied' are lodged in the Office of Tansa %
<'a,. t'g. the attorney of the fubfcribcr.
VIII De put in fuit without further notice.
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IN its -cr;o@s 67G-ciies
executed at the Gazette-OEce,
with neStness and dispatch.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-15

tho proven. eOhe nnsy ssa. 4 i.ss, w,,,
mother saa not lock oyes the heigs.,. i.,
tell tie gentleman, ii Gid en-, ,.a. ,o,;. "a
had fcalcely thtown mytslt into III. carr,
that conveyed me home, sct~se rceyl,r,,.d
regretted it. Tie gens,esnaa may isy via,
plesles, but he never had, no man ever i,,,l -,
canle to upbraid me with Rinching ffoa. any or..
ticn that may be brought on his Roo,. No.
sir, let gentlemen lay thei, hand: upon ,s.,,
hearts anc aniwer 6nceleiy if they do believe -.
resolution has the power to t4ke one Amer;c,-
ieaman cut of Bri,ih lhip OF war Ate -,
rlemen h,fiile TO impfeGmcn,, and yet fr.eattr :,
navnal war, TO fyhems which mutt essntaarr :,
the introduction Of shi. lyaem a, home, in Il.
labvert.oa Of our libe,,ies Let tl..sn sx,pio.
the profound argument OF judge Nafacr On II,
lubjed. They will find that G.ea. Britain I,
compelled to sslort 10 il, TO R.s;ntain Der esv,l
power AMI hss ex fence. And IT is becsrl,
am ofpsisd to referring to she Ease exp:digo,
flor will any man pretend that a eest nav,
can be manned without recurring TO i, !,
becaufe think it abho,rent to the cep;u, a,
"a free people, that am ssaina ruhiny
into that naval war, into which gentlemen win VIM
to precipitase US. Ne, Sir, you cannot com
mand ieamen for yogr aavy, in time Of war
without impeachment. The wealth CT C,oe(rs
cocia not fuaain the exsemce, aud even il ,b,t
collections couid be renewed, tie operation bv 20.
lihEnsn, Is too ,aray to meet iuddeu eners.n
cy. Ii you have difficulty in procuring fe.mso
TO ferte in the Mediterranean, what viii be tbe
eefe IN war sgainf England. With all ,t,ir
bravery many man who would willingly NEE,
the conans, OF even the Dons and MonGeur,,
would feel selndan, TO be led 10 bsttle aeaiue
BFitiih lse'-and why, Sir Bscaue waving
ether considerations, great proportion CT our
fean'en ase iorcigne.s-natises of Great Britain
who fill feel Preiuaicss for their patent country.
y,.s, Sir,' the character Of the American ie4man,
like that Of The neutral tiader, TOO often sludss
or grzfp. TEE aoment you make war, much
more ifyou reiors to iupreG,nent, the American
faiior vaDilkes; he becomes lubire of Den.
uark: With the fsa froG, he disappears in The
night.
(Te be continued.