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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-24

Thomas Tunno, Robinson and
ITartshoIne, and William
Taylor, comltlaindnts.
Robert T. Hooe, james II.
Hooe, and john Muncaster,
trading under the firm Of
RI. Hooe, * Co. and John
end Bennett Forbes, Alex
andsr Henderson, Jun. and.

p III. defendants Alexander Henderson,
iun. and John ona Bennett Forbes, not
having entered their appearance ana gwen Sc
curly according to the act OF assembly and the
rules Of this court, andit appearing to the salts
faction Of the court, upon affidavit, that the
said defendants Alexander Henderson, junior,
and John and Bennett Forbes, are net lislabi-
ants of tbs district,on motion OF the said coEs-
pa;nants by their counsel, q IS crdered,e mat
the said defendants DO appear here Oh the hrst
day of November tefm-ne ars, answcr the
bill Of the coaplainants and thst eopy 81 t IS
order be forthwith inserted in both OF the pub
lie newspapers published III Alexandra orf|o
months successively, and that another copyhe
posted at the front door of tias court house OF
SAID county.
4 copy. Teste.
C. Denesle, &C.
>1,ars
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-24

o. A few copies ofthe American
Cardner, fer sale by Rsbest Grsy.,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-24

DIsrR1cr OF COLUMBIA, County OF ALHX
ANDRfA, SIS.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-30
Sicca Rupees 1,loo 900

And, ewe fear, macy others, nos yet
known; for whilst the Bellona, the Napo.
lean, the Henrie,te. and Cardiac, and per~
haps other privasesrs, are cruizing, there
is no knowing TO what extent they may
have carried their depredatisus 1.-the, conse-
quence TO the trade, and the general pros.
psrsy Of this greet Mercantile Community.
are consequently, justly aPprehended to be
OF serious nasGre.
We regret 70 add. that there were Sc.
veral Engiishmen amongst the crew Of the
Caroline, & many Americans. The gunser
and two seacanaies of the Waldegrave,
Immediately entered, and gave information
of the ships expected from China, which
the Caroline intended cruising for.
lGaIeutta paper.l
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FRENCH GAScONADE.

FRgNsHMBN Your EMpsRos has fubdu.
ed Aueria BUNDLED Rudia, ileaced prufGa, and
corn minded the admiration of the world. by his
seaeroGts and wsdsrat;as, as much as by his va
Tor and achievments. England Rill ds7as TO re.
Ga, b1thsr red1snce is to. aruggl: Of che ago.
ny of ,leath. She is breathing her lat. If lhe
deiire few ycf;s loager exiaence, inRead of in.
med,as. d.fta3ian, the MAJ IN the EAT re.cfs-
blirn t;le kingdom Of Myf,re inch as it was in
1884: rcaare Ccylon ~ Holland, and reaoance
her monopoly IN Iodiaa commodities and trade.
= the VET, fhe mag give up Jamaica, asa e..
curity for heF aiiaaace to us to 6clsroy she anar
chy os sh> blacks in St. Comi1go. She maR c,
yacu.,e the Mediterranean, give up Malta 10
its Grand Maaer, and Gibraltar 70 its lawful
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-30
T Ns4o. rqk Ga3l's,l

By the AiP Monticello captain Allen. from
Madras and Bengal, we have received Calcutta
paper, 10 the 18th December, and the Madras
Gazette Of the nth January. Is these papers
however, we find no news which can lnterais The
American re4der. Tia fniiawing paragraph IS
the only article we think worth pub!icstioa. s
NezU-Tars Daih AdOtrfiJfr,1
The value of earsares which have been
announced within these ten days last past.
amounts 10 no less sum than elevtu lacks
of rupees, of British property, whlch have
fallen insothe hands of the enemy almost
at out door.
The Melville. captured four days
after leaving her Bengal pilot,
is valued at $4,000
The Walcegrase, within two
days saiiof the Roads, 10000
The Commerce, the same,
The PhGpix, 100000
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-30
aleraaDrla Loaap a0oertiser.
WEDNESDAY,, April SO.

Captain Keaa-dy, who arrived here yesterday
from Tenerigs, into'ins, tina, there wasa Bnth
iquairon cruizing betweea ST. Viacenss and
Madeira another iqnadron between Madeira
and TenerlF- -4as a third iqaadronfof iaii of
the line, trigascs and brigs, craiEing Oft
Palma; and, thar Frsach orig of 3 guns, had
iua arrived there in 8 days from Cadiz. o.
her paGage "a. lad an engagement with a BfiriG,
corvette and in attempting % board het. the
,Frenehman lot lieutenant and men, who,
falling ia their arsemPr, ssre kept qn.board the
corset;:,
Ns7o. T1e,k GaS:ts,l
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Frtleet OF Police.
q Pills, Secretary.
Paris DecsmbeE II. 1905.
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Given al Tfipoli ia Barbary the sixth day of the
Ara month of Raooia, 1919, corresponding
With the fourth day of June, 1906.
Il. ST. g9Glf Ca'aszaHsy, B4lhaw.
e.. s.) aaabamet Cayamauiy, Boy.
L.. 81 ll4sb4net, Kahia.
Il. 81 H1met, RaIs dc Marine.
IL. S. Mabamst Degbsis, Fna Miniaes.
Il Il. So Salaq, Agsot plvan.
t.. 81 Seiim, Hamadss.
u. 81 Murat, Daartile.
e.. s.) Afgrat Rails, Admiral.
f.. s-) Soiisaa, Kehia.
IL. s.) A6daia, BAia Aga.
H.. So Hauet, Slkeig al Belad.
&. ST. Hi Ben Dyads. FlrR Sec'y.
Now THEREFORE to the cad that the fad
,reaty may be observed and performed with good
taish on the part Of the Uanea States, 4 nave
caused the prcmifss TO be made pubic; and / do
HEREBY eai5in and require all pertons bearing OF
Ace civil OF military, within che United States,
and ali other citizens or inhabitants shefcoi, or
beipg s4ithio the lamc, faithfully TO observe and
fslal the faid treaty, and eyeryeialfe and arsi-
Gle thereof.
In TESTIMONY WHEREOF, | have cauied. the
seal OF the United States &c De affixed 70
e.. 81 these psefenrs. and signed the lame with
my hand.
DoSs AZ enc city OF Wilmington, the twenty
iecou4 day Of April, IN the year Of our
Lord, ons thonfand cigut hundred ard
fix, and OF tn. independence OF the u.
nited States of Amesica, the swenty-
tn: JEFFERSON,
BY the PRECEDENT,
JAMES MADISON, I
Secretary Of State
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-30
FOX SALE,

z N oIkLI,
a TraG Of Land, in Stafford coun-
ty, about four miles above Aqua, Containing
zoo acres. The lad land is well wst:rsd md
heavily tmoeted, and has CO it ali the nee.Hry
accommodations for fanily. The terms of
payment will be, Oh, third il hand, ard the otter
Two thirds 1T two annual indictments. Bocds,
with approved sctprty, will 5s required. For
further particulars apply to the subscriber on the
premises, or to Dr.. Jotr Brendr2b, Dum'ries-
William Bronaugh.
Stafford county, git March. zAw4w
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Twill fighten all his mighty folks,
Put them in trepidalon,
When We, to ala the cauie of France,
Gye mou., like the nation.
Yaxkee Dsoalr keep a3! sc,
Our State Machine has mov'd about,
Some FAY on ilippery ,olicis;
We've ient Hs,4efs nef TO France,
10 ting the French VIII aoliars:
To make Them ieel cur ceip'sa.e pcwer,
So iceIet was The dong,
That few e'ey .houghl, at Bona's nod,
A tribule was t,lcw.ag.
Iaxkte Desdle KEEP it up! &c.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-30
PUBLIC SALE.

4 CbAA ~ y AA-.
On FRIDAY nex :; half paa 10 o'e'9ck,
viii be fo9d. at the Yendae.S Store, On d cIed;s
OF 60 c,ys,
20 Logfhead8 lyew,England Rum,
80 bsu.ls do. dc.
II b@xes cd FIJI.
4 caiks Clogsr SEED,
90. T;n'ahY DC.
.4rd hqneaiafely1o5aer, .jsr ,,a@,
Fine and Coarle Hats,
pieces p ase,
- pieces bsoVn Hallaad,
1900 yasds Tow;L,nrn,
A car ssr.e,y Of tasas' aad womens' Slip.
pcrs, &c. &2.
Philip G. >Maraeller.
April so. d
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and territorial toyeFeagn' No where iniHlcal
ports VIII DC declared = p'.'ekaae, or me rags
81 Nee'cSis oe snlolss,en asui'ea s'a p.'lassa'
! IS iSa Aa.l - : = : i ''s m 49, 80
.,.'sl i,,.;J, .sa,
) r.. ~ ou,It. = : cannon AIRED. F,enchmen
you are aIssadv, blanks @ yoar heroic EMpE.
soa. the NOT powerful Of peopte---a little more
you VIII also be the mott happy and
the lnoa wealthy.
tsisnea)
!" DUBOIS,
Freleet Of Police.
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H
NEW YANKEE DOODLE.
YANKEE Doodle's come to town,
From W.16mgfoa's great city,
Chock full of news; if it is true,
Twill melt your heart with pity.
That JOHNNY RANDoLPH's turn'd a fed !;
Some fay a pesky tory
] don't believe word ont's true,
Its all federal fory.
1ankee Doods KEEP it apl
Tauket Dosds dAnd;
A qoord 0, tqVo* from B2xabarfe,
Goss a0qvs like fagar eauay.
Some folks now fay, that JOHNNY BULL
So BUNDLED muR knock under;
And quake with fear, when he fhall hear,
The rolling of our thunder,
sTwa millias fsas to France IN tie H0Enst;
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-30
And these ef foreign growth,
or manufacture, as

Those forrign goods mar ;.
10 three classes, VIZ.
1st. Articles on the importa-
ton of which 90 duty had
been collected, they being
free Of duty by the laws Of
tie United States amount
to
I'd Articles liable to duty, and
which were, on re.exporta-
ton thereof entitled TO
drawback
Sd. Articles liable to duty,
but which were not, ga re-
expnrtasion thereof, entitled
TO drawback
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-30

PETER WISE, Jun.
ofvs jar Salr, at his SIRE IN Foj,j0. f,tth
a general a1ortment Of Drugs
and Patent Medicines:
III SO,
Mace, Nutnegs. Cloves, Eaiiia,
Flax Oil, by the h4x,
Superior quality Salad Oil, by the hasksl O.
bottle, Salt Pcre, tShned,
Thirty Boxes frR qpalD SEGARs,
and fly Of tfcond.
ee1 He will tske Yourg Man "A or s
years old, Of good connections, to lssra the
.Drxggyq,' bnGneis.
April %. div
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IOI5N q. l. Add
PUBLIC SALE.

TO MORROW, az half paE o'cloct, viii
be ioid, for the benefit ol she underwriters,
on M'Lsap's wharf,
8 hhds. MOLASSES,
Damaged en- board ,he Aoop Nancy, captain
Pine, from Chsrlcfor.
Phshp G. MayfeIley,
Arril 10
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-30
ELLIS s. ALLAN

NFoRhl tlei, fyeads, tlr hey 6ave ,teeivea o pr.
1 Of neir Fall GOODS, Pc, tie .eis, lR.-.sles
frsm LiVe'.'eSi, and Dilt..ons from Lo,r3,a--
CONSISTING OF,
RIFE B!a1Eets from Cd 10 2-1, D.i7el Blankets,
Esnneis, GgatingI, and Co-fsa,,
L01'aH If Sgatysar Cios6s, S,sanijS -voet, -
H.1:y,se,es tisgie and SspJk srAel, ,.....-
GenfitHren'' des7sr and paint jfik Rafs,
LaaJrs EJsi0natLf BsaVer Riff trimmed.
Metg6ia' and Sak Q"imss, blois.suss, Szsezyas.sas
AMI TOihnais, far PeG-,
= ~ n.
- ----- "srU Ia.Esyay,
Ladies so:fon, fix end zp0oi Zfef, ~.
Gesfien.ens es!fon, FIX ard Aa4ola do. .e
frs vsssi frssks and dra it,-ys,
Laafs' Sparj6 M0roeeo Boots er5 IN SIoes,
nsgaat ladefi and 7iPtct,
Fox b, gi6 and Cbie.0ery 7Ise.ss,
B,H6eio1d KilarmigFr Carteitiag,
GFraf Coat' U~brsiEas Gloves, DsH,iies * A1gfa.,
CaliieosS and Canbriei5,
Sab in E,ekS, t5e. Se sg'e
I've Balance Of their Goed, FER u. Lama, are ex-
set'ed diiy, and zuJieb Gs b sd on ve,y s.oA,a..
f"n'. SEPT. %. I5.kN.-,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-30
From tic National LnteIl;geaeer.

The following animated Efays taken from a
French paper. They were tranfplansed f,me TIME
Rpce into the Wilmington Gazette hat iron, iome
eaufe do not appear to have commanded that fhare
OF the public attention to which they are eminent
~ entitled Their length does not deter US from
prefenting them entire to the public. 1t will be
noticed that they were written before Mr.. Fox
into Office, and that the fsverity with which
they criniipate the Brtifh miniRers, is applicable
TO his protectors. We truR that his policy will
be too enlightened and nlagnaninous to merit the
fame reProaeh.s. TherePublieaton of thele pie
ces in this country is Gill feaionable They prefent
perfpicuous and condsnfed view of the important
principles at ifiue; and they will powerfully tend
TO ehsrih that tone Of mind which it is highly de-
frable the nation fhould maintain until our affairs
are brought to amieable fettement. They are
alto fealnnable in another point of view. Altho'
. val majority of the people has pronounced the
nsaiures Of their government correct, there are
1i few men who are actively endeavoring to
excite daatisfaaion at them. The bea antdotes
to iueh efforts are pieces of this aanp1
1t is a ,,,fr- Gtggsqion but may not the fol-
lowing Eaays be from the pen of General
ArmfroHg the American miniiterto France ;
whole celebrated addref1es to the army at
the clofe of our revolution breathe more OF
the hre. and elegance of .1fnin,, than any who
- have dared to initiate his beauties
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saHee. till the Briti, inpired by the fame ieaiouy
agant the Dutch in l756, as now a9uates them "a
gain the Americans choe advance this n,ontrous
doctrine.
And let AK what is il to c. Britain, il France
or Holland fhould fee fit during war to relax their
municipal regulations, in favor of other nations? If
thele n,tionsiupply them with of thole article,
which are denomnatsd contraband of war, what pre-
text cosld c. Britain have complain of the iudul-
genee The enormous and prepofteroas principles
et up by the Briti courts, would 60 the length to
FAY, that no nation at with Der could change her
municipal laws, could alter her colonial regulations in
time Of war. Let usexan,ine this point little nearer
| as it reipeas C. Britain, and her own conduct, and
fee whether it COMFORTS with hee principles. 1t is
well known FACT that by the ftandng laws Of Great
Britain, other nations have right fnpply the Bri-
tiih colonies with prov6ons carry on any trade
Herewith. Particular pern,ion is, however, grant
ed IN time OF war, by procamations from the COVER
nors OF thefe iands, authorizing the importation of
provifons during the exifenee Of the fsraty only
Did O.. Britain conceive, did any other nation
ver con,end, that the American veiels which carry
on this commerce lawful prize the enemies
OF Great Britain Miferable indeed would be the
htuation fthe Caribbee llands iffucha contribution
hadprevailed Yet it mutt be admitted that the
cafes are perfectly analogous /, is trade which the
Americans were nc. free to sxercife in time of peace
and which G. Britain allows only on account of her
| ueceiieies in time of war.
TO thew that this principle lat up in one eal only
by the Brth courts in the war Of 1856, and after
wards wholly abandoned till the year 1894, is not
one on the ioiity Of which the Britih courts them.
felves place any great reliance, we will examine the
| hitory OF Its exercne and execution.
| No one can doubt that, with the Britih power and
with the Brtiih temper maintain all their legal ma
ritinns rights. they have extended their principles as
lar and as fan the law of nations would war
rant.
They fet up this principle of the illegality of the
trade between the colony aud the mother country,
asaintt the Americans, the year 1898. They
founded 1t upon the ground and He Gss!e ground that
the trade not having been lawful IN time Of peace
being granted only Of the inability of their
enemies to carry it thenfelves was for af rea6a
oniJ unlawful. II this doctrine was founded in law
then the trade between America icif and thore CO.
onies, having been unlawful in time of peace, was
qually Illegal in ting of war. Blu, at no moment
have they dared to fart this odious idea though on
principles equally tenable "A few captures only were
made before our treaty with Great Britain, and for
theie few ample compensation has been mad. by G
Britain, thus implicitly recognizing the injnNce Of
the principle.
| The reidue in another number.
! AN AMRDIOANr
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nients of Europe, I've has deno,rinated {" Prize,
" balls" Hehce 700 that rank, which he has
faetitiouay atcribed to coesrefs. But MIR.
Moore is not the only Granger, who makes
thefe ahfurd companions. Sueh is the eti-
Qnette of thofe privileged fpies" who reiije 1t
WHthinetontbat they do hotfkinkistrneafbf6- ir
dignity 10 eydit upon the members of the tenatr,
Whit they expect a fimar refpeet from the
other bosyf. According TO their ariaocratic an.
alogies, our feuators are the peers, our houis
of representatives are the houlc of commons of
England.
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GLORIOUS UNCERTAINTY OF THE
LAW.

The hrongef objection to the La1v is, that 1t is
a fvttem ofssxtrnl r,leJ, applicable 10 ,sarii
eniar cafes: =
Hence, the ruie is general:
Whereas, each CAFE is pa,rtaiar.
Hence an infnity bfparticuiar ca'es, which are
decentralization each other BY Ten thou
far,d different circumstances of the mott i'm
portan. kind, are all f9ueezed under one com
mon rule, becanfe they all happen to agree in
one particular point. The deciIion is con-
frequently tie fame, though tliefe cafes are
Infinitely diverlified in themrrives, & tho the
moral confrquences to fociety may be per-
fedly oppolite: fouietimes ufefui, & Tome
times en,inently pen,icious.
What ridiculous ahfurdiiies arife from tile ab
piieatioa of this legal bed of Procruftes (! =
What ingenuity is difplayed in detecting the
prefeuce of that common trait, upon which
the merit of the whole cafe depends: atrait,
perhaps, which has nothing more TO do with
the iuftice OF that particular dee;koa, than
the iiEe OF the Great Cham's foot
What, for example, was the very iutereftns
point to be decidrd in the following caufe ;
1twasno lcts, than to which OF two ind;vi-
duals lhould the fpafm of the lips of ftin-
born child confer the right to a con(i,Iera
bic eaate. We'll indeed has Mr. Hume
declared, that to SO a too abGratted relIedi-
on tie fentiments of jufiice would often
wear the appearance of .E1eeyRihoa. TO
(ucb mind, would not the following deci-
lion appear icarce'y LET'S ridicu-,us, than the
Roman cuitom OF dedncing the fate of en-
pires from the entrails of an OK
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river, lie and his Comrades ,,;rso,,rcd /. ,ra,s 81
ground OF about one mile fqaare containing ffs feet
below the iurfaee) general layer Of bones OF an i'm
n'ene ilze. He ofiersto ooa,raa for the entire ha
Teton oil Mammoth, tina, ha'l be Ga fee. long and
rs IN height, deliverable September IN this civ.
ne middle claw Of the fore-loot is feet S inei.s
rom MS extreme point to where joins the foot Z,
10 each jaw are enormous grinders. four abov. ana
tour below but, he fays, his party were unable to
dieover whether the animal had rail when lying, cr
osherwiie. He Prefumed thefe ioes have lain i;rce
the Hood in their preiest condition He carried the
tooth to the muieum.
BAH. Tel.
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Ma. zAcHARIAs TALIArERRo.

II LEASE to take notice, that fi,al, on the 10Th
y day nf November rext, At the Tavern of Archt-
baid Branch, at Buckingham Court Houle; and on
the 25th day of November next, at the Tavern OF
David 1ryal III the Town of Warriinifer, Amh.ril
County, ViTgina-proceed to take the depof,iops Of
fundry Perions, tu be uf.d evidence in flute now
and usdeterr in the hyperion Court Of
Chanecry far the Richmond diltis, wherein Won A..
plaintiff aud my lelf and others, are defendants.
WILLIS WILLS.
September 9. 4w.
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NOTICE.

Ut ME Co-partnerhip of GILLEhT u KIRB1-,
IL BY itslimsation, would expire on the frlt day
ct next month; but the members of that firm have
mutually agreed to extend It to the fra day of May
ne1t-All perfons indebted thereto are earneRly re-
queitsd to come forward without decay and pay off
what they respectively owe, as longer indulgence
ought not to be expected. Thofe who have pnfet-
tied accounts and cannot make immediate payment,
it is hoped will execute bonds for their REFLECTIVE ba-
Iances.
GILLIAr II KfRsY have already received par,
81 their FALL GOODS, and by the fra arrivals
from London, Liverpool, BIC. the reidue is eype6ed
which they will fell low for cah-Country produce or
approved notes.
G1LLfAT e KIRBY.
Auguf 10. ep 2u.
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PROM EPIsrLBs, oDEsA AND OTHER POEMS BY
T. MOORE.


T.. MOORE.
EXTRACT from an <aiRle TO Tbomaj Hume, M.
d.. from the rity ofIPa6iag.on.
The poet having apofrophized the " greas
Potomac" breaks forth into the following
ftraiEs:
Say your towering hills, your boundels foods,
Your rich favannas and majeOic woods,
Where bards fhonid neditate, and heroes rove,
And woman charm, and .manidelerve her love
Oh WIS world 70 bright but born grace
Its OVID half-organiz'd haif-n,iuded race
OF weak barharans, warming DER its brean,
Like vermin genderd on the lions creR ,
Were none but brutes to call that foil their home
Where none but den,igods ihould dare to roam
Or worle, thou mighty weird Oh dovb!y worrr,
Did heaven deiign thy ordly land to nurie
The motley dregs Of every difans cline,
Each bla1 of anarchy and taint of crime,
Which Europe ihskrs from her perturbsd fphere,
In full maligni,y to ranl;lc here 7
But, huih !-obferve that little mount of pines,-
Where the breeze niurmurs and the fre-iy fhines
There let thy fancy raiTe, i'm bold relief
The fculptor'd intage of that veteran chief,
Who lott the rebels in the hero's name,
Ard dept Der prcflrate loyalty TO fame;
Beueath whole fSord Columba's patrio, train
Car Oft their monarch, tina, their mob might reign
How fhall we rank thee upon glory's psge
i hou more thdn iooieTy anu Ju!t isis than idget
Too iorm'd for peace 20 al eoiIqueror's part
Too train'd in camps to learn ilatefnanS art,
Nature deiIgn'd thee for hero's mould
But, ere fhe cat thee, let the Ruff grow cold
While warmer fouls command, nay make their fate
Thy fate made thee and fore d thee 20 be great
Yet Fortune, who 70 oft, 10 blindly fheds
Her brqhteft halo round the wealen heads,
Found fbrs undazzied, tranquil as before,
Proud to be ufefuI, Forming TO be more;
Lefs prompt at glory's than at duty's claim,
Renown the need, but felf-applaufe the aim
All thou hat been reflects Iefs fame on thee,
Far lefs, than all thou bar forborne TO be
low turn thee, HuME, where faint the moonlight
fails
On yonder done--and in thofe pfincely hallst
II thou can't hate, as, oh that foul NUT hate
Which loves the vrtuous and reveres the great,
H thou CAN'T loathe and exeersee with me
That Gallo garbage Of pbilofophy,
That uauleou, naver fthefe frantic times
With which falle liberty dIutes her cfi,nesl
fthou hslt got, within thy free-born breaR,
One pulie, that beats more proudly than the reh,
With honea fcorn for that ii;glorions foul,
Which creeps and winds beneath nlob's control
Which courts the rabbe's Irnile, the falbe's nod,
Aud makes, like Egypt, every beat itsgod
There, in thofe walls-but burning tongue forbearl
Rank mua be reveTencd, cen the rank that's there
On (nall hill near the Capitol there was
intended to be placed an eqnefrian Ratue of
General Warrington.
Congrefs-hAii which by a common but
FRAMED analogy to tbs monsrchieal cltd5liGl-
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PlCKLING VI~EGAR.
HANOVER JOCKEY CLUB.

TIME Hanover Jockey Club having been oTgahS-
q zed, the raceswill commence at this place, on
the end. Wednclday in October next.
n. Day. mile heats, free for any horfe, mare, or
gelding:
End. Day--2 mile heats, confined to unuied otis,
not exceeding yearso Of age. -. g ,.r.
Tbs regulations with relpeG to weights, &e. are
adopted from thofe of the Fairfield Jockey Club.
a general meeting OK the Club is requeneJ on the
day preceding the 6ra Gays race.
SKELToN JONES,
Sssrefory TO ne CiuL.
Hanover Gil. Ausul L.. (Qdo)
N. p. The day fxst upon as the commencement
Of the Races at Hanover Court Houfr, Interfering
with the Fairfield Races thoc II the Court fIoufe
will not take place uatil the Srd Wednesday in Os-
tober next.
a General nnesung of,hs Club ia requeaed az nsrt
Hanover Court, Unread OF the day above advertied.