Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-11-28

,MARTzMsBltRc. November 20.
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The following aGectionate vALETE to
the students Of Schenectady College
forms the close Of address Of Presi-
dent Mort. Itisinteresting and pathe-
tick, and must have touched the feel.
ings Of children and parents.
Il was noble spectacle, amidst the
Asuies thar were consuming TroY, and
while the multitude Were intent only on
rescuingt their paltry treasures, 20 seethe
dudfulE neas bearing onhis shoulder de
venerable ApchiSrs, hisaeedf ither, % Q
place Of safely. But Oh! how rare such
examples Of hliai pisty |! Ny Godl-she
blood freezes ID the veins at thu thoueht
81 the ingratitude Of children I Spirits Of
my sainted parents could I recall the
hours vhenitwas in my power % honoar
you, how different should be my conduct!
All! were NOT the dead unmindful Of the
reverence the living pay them. Iwould
disturb the silence Of your tombs with
nightly prisons, and bslew he urn which
contains your ashes Nith perpetual tears!
i" i i within your power 10 prevent
the bitterness Of such regrets. But
must arrest the current Of my feelinxs.-
Your future usefulne,s, youfeternal sale
vation, constitute ) motive. 90, vast, 90
solemn, that were To yield 70 tn over.
whelmnine influence, Ishoald psotrSct
the hour Of separation, and GIL 90 With
eohnssl and admcpision he dselininE
4 I shall address YOU 10 more. 1 si,sll
meet with you no more, still, having psse
the soiemni.ies Of death, ] meet yoa ID
eternity. So spend he intervening pe-
Rod, 1 adjure sou, thar. that meeting
4ay he joyous, and the ipmsrsHlisy
which shall follow Il splendid, . IA
grace 6f that GO i free, 10 whom sur.
renderink my charge, NOV commit yo,,..
Leaving you this counsel, Ibid you an
aaeetionate and FINAL F AREWELL.na
| Jerome Rdoaaparte, i seems i mar.
tied 10 the daughter of the duke Of Wsr.
temburg, one Of Buonaparte' spew kings.
This pti6crss S q step-daughter Of the
princess royal Of England, eldest daush.
ter Of the. present ling. There 10 there
fore an alliance betWsen the royal iami.
lies of England and Ffanes. II,
] ! cap,ain Nelson. | vhS Arrived q 4
/ Charlsstoh on tie ag,h MI. in II DAYS
from Havanha, informs, that fex days
before he sailed, . Spanish packet arri:
! vsdat Trinidad, Cuba In 30 days from
i Old Spain. Lettsrsty this srriydi Gsre
! received a HAVANA, statina, iEat Eass
i and West Florida had been sedsd by
Spaiu to France, and by France 10 she
United States twas also stated, that
| the Island Of Cuba had Been eeded ty
Spain 70 France, 10 ecnseqnencs Of
Bonaparte' 3 agreeing 70 feinssAte the
King Or n apIes on his throns. Know!
! Ing asws Do, that Z dopceur Of two
/ millions he's been dispatched 70 France,
topays the way ina nek oeiasion iof the
Flofidas, We think de krst part Of this
article Very likely 70 bs ecrrect--but
| thar Bonaparte should consent to take
down bis brother Joseph tfpm the throne
j Of Naples, 90 shortly. aiter having ele-
xaeed him 20 that dignity, for the pur-
pose u reinstating II lawful Sosefeigu,
Is very doubtful. Courier :.
n reviswint the iateilisenes lasely
reesiyed from Europe, We IRE naturally
ledto an enquiry into The causes, thae
have produced such rapid nd nnexpee-
I ted changes In the policy Of the epnti-
4 mental powers. yAmong tkose ocsurfen-
ees, the Confsderasion of she Rhine, q
n b termed, o., In other words, ne az
tempt of The emperor Napoleon, 81
dure che minor statesof Germany d i'm
/ mediate, and the greater powers Of the
continent. 10 eventual dependence on
France, presents ifselfas the most In.
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