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TODAY AND TOMORROW.

Today the sun with clnudiess ray,
Beams joy and happiness around;
Tomorrow winds tempestuous play,
And sleet deforms the frozengroUnG.
SsHa is the doom to man as'ign'd,
Such are the changes Of the mind.
Today the genial Eephyrs breathe,
The fragrance Of the opening year;
Tomorrow sees the barren heath,
And vegetation disappear.
Such is the fate Of human kind,
Such are the changes Of the naiud. !,
Today the sun Of pleasure smiles;
Youth, Joy ana Beauty, deck the
Y $50 ,sccTlrs, <~-s~- - d. ,.--
The magick wand Of Hope beguiles,
And not dark cloud intervenes
Such is the view 10 youth assign'd,
Such the delusion OF the mind.
Tomorrow disappointment lowers,
Cares canker gnaws the aching breast,
Regret each passing moment sours,
Or Sorrow rears h-r gorgon crest:
Such is the doom to man assiga'di
Such are The changes Of the mind.
Today deceitful For:une wears
The giadd 'ning smile OF Joy and
Peace;
We seek not Sorrows hidden snare.,
That soon NAV bid our pleasure cease4
Our prospects fair and unconhn'd
Yield sweet cont-ntment to the mind.
Tomorrow wears another face;
And dark'ning clouds obscure the
view:
In vain the past scenes we retrace,
Or strive the future to pursue;
But dreary are the thoughts assign'd,
To occupy the gloomy mind.
Today then let US all prepare
For what the morrow NAV produce
Tomorrow be our chiefest care,
,>TePat each hour to proper use
Move in the sphere bv Heaven desigu'd,
And regulate the,wan1srIng mind.
e~%&sss&ssse
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INPRo MFTU,

ON rnE ABSENCE orTRrENps.
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Niue ,eushs Of the happiness Of mau-
kind, depends on their being eonsenssd
iu the situation for which the God sf
Nature hiss designed them. He who
employs hi. head, i not 80 happy As he
Who employs hia hands without mental
anxiety. The Thought ofthis ought .
check improper ambition.
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aDonitor. ...No. II.
THE PREICHER......No. 4.
{" And Immediately TIE Geek ererV.'

.fnd Immediately TIE Geek ere-V."
THERE is no perfon, however he may be
funk IN the depths of wickednefs, that is at all
times def itute Of reflection. There certainly
is moments when the moit abandoned will
feek compunction for their palt conduct, and,
if it were poihbe, with to hide themlelves
from the torment of their own condolences.
1t appears that Peter was awakened to a true
fenie of his guilt, by the ftTict fulhment of
one of our Sayiours prophecies concerning
him 4 tell tbee Peter, tie cock Pail NOT erOrv fBir
day, ssfore fbOa BaH thrice deny baf fboz IuoyusF
re-" Notwithstanding Peters propositions Of
everlaltiDg fidelity, yet he foon found the fall
lacy of his argument IS, and the weakness of his
faith for he was tempted by fond love Of
life, to deny the heavenly matter whom he
ferved. +" 6ad Immediately, zybile be zUas yet
lprakiag, tie eoek erezv." Although we have
rot the growing of the cock founding in our
ears for every act of wickednefs, ye, we have
an inward monitor which will never fail TO
reproach us with every breach of duty, and
with every act which is not conformable to
the unerring line Of uprightnels. This mon
itor, if duty needed, will be the fame to us, as
the Growing of the cock was to Peter. II
will ferve TO awaken US from the ftupifying
influences of fin, bring Ms to Gncere repent
ance for the palt, and warn Us to be more
cautisus for time TO come. do not iuppole
there is any Of my readers who have got to
fuch hight Of wickednefs as to fay thev are
not reminded by their inward monitor of the
ilightelt tranfgr llion, When any one grows
70 hardened in iniquity not TO feel any COM
junction for repeated acts of wickednefs. tn cir
cafe is defperate indeed and | fhould think
" if better for f5at nan, had Be zever b. sa
born.
Our hearts ought to bound with gratitude
for the giver Of every good gift, for having
implanted fuch principle within Us, that we
are of ourlelves able to know when we dev
ate in the nightea degree frem the path of
rectitude. Let us then implicitly obey the
dictates Of confidence, 70 as TO fecure to our
ielves a fweet calm for the evening Of our
days.-Whilr we make this monitor the guide
of our condu6, we may have the flllefi con-
fdence that our work will he right, and our
reward unPeriflrable +" For orr qno,k Is 7yi-5
t5e Lord, aas err a,psgjl spib or csdI
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Iadelphia Foundery.~~ in its va
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dispatch, and on as reasonable terms as can
be obtained at any Office in this town..
BLANKS, CARDS PAMPHLETS and HAND
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aC7@ The Editor ofthe GAzEr4E sol-
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Establishment.
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TNofe fubfcrbers who have not received an
the numbers Which have been ready for deiv-
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are at liberty to return The volumes they have
taken, aud have their names eraled from the
Mbicription.
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SEcqND Class.

Highen Prize, Twenty Thoufand Dollars.
a SublcnptSon IS opened at the
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for the purpofe Of purchaGng Or Hnaiyed
1GlEs.l-e2ch flare to con five dollars-Nss
J29Ol, 20 $1,000 incentive.
~ Interruptions will be eceived by JoHN
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CONSIDERING the great

CONSIDERING the great circu-
lation Of Bill, Of Exchange and Promifory
notes, The lols to which the parties are fuhiect,
ifthey neglect to ohlerve ths rules affecting
shefe fecu,ites, together with the frequency or
litigation reipecting them, there is no branch
of the Law 70 important 70 the Merchant, as
well as to The Lawyer, a. that relating to
shefe initruments. An intimate acquaintance
with the commercial law in this refpect, IS
peculiarly eheutial to the trader, who roo fire.
euently for want ofbeing ia GENTLY apprized
Of the rules affecting bills and notes. looles the
benefit of the fecurity ia his hands
And is alfo Of the greatet importance 70
every profeihonal man, becaufe more ready
and Immediate advice is required :rom him in
regard to bills and notes, than aImoR any 9TH
er point. These considerations have induced
me 10 believe that this T-ea;ife; would be
very acceptable to men 10 buGueis and are
fuch as 1louid induce very liberal Subfcrip-
lion.
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Epgrql)v.

| The following Biograpb'eal Skeseh- of a
Man, who stood host against the revoI,
tionary cut-throsts of France, and oppos-
ed with firmness and success, to the end
Of his existence, the hydra Of jacobinisIn,
is well worthy perusal.
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MaIek, vizier of the Gait AIoAadi. having
gained A caniderabl oihlr, uvrrtie Greek..
sook their Emperor pf.ioler. Having Caufef
h'm TO I've brought Def re- him III his tent. ~
aiken him wLAt treatment hc expected fru.i
his conquercr p" Ii YOU 70 to war a.
ny" replied he = ieIId me back ~ nv I'LL
ninions; il As merchant, name nay raniom
il as butcher, cur my throat re vas IN
n!eaistely ient 5~ck without rsniorn.
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The following Biographical Skeseh- of a
Man, who stood a host against the revolt
tionary cut-throats of France, and oppos-
ed with firmness and success, to the end
Of his existence, the hydra Of jacobinisIn,
is well worthy perusal.l
PREFACE
10 H,atts's edition Of the life
of lillian Pitt.
IN the harmonious family of Litera-
ture, History and Biography are sisters.
They are twins and both are beautiful
The port of the one is stately and mar
tial: but the air of the other, if less
digniGed, is more alluring. One gem
orally commands Us to repair to the cabi-
net orthe camp, while the other beckons
us to the bower.-History has respect
full and staunch friends but Biography
has passionate lovers. There are some,
who are Indifferent to the charms of
the first: but there are none who do
not admire the winning grace and sen.
sible conversation of the latter.
To. drop the allusion experience
and observation instruct the rejecting
portion Of mankind, that we are less in
terested in a narrative of the intrigues
of courts, the schemes of cabinets, and
the y;cissitudes Of war, than in the lives
Of men who have given birth to such
events, and who have stood foremost
in the phalanx Of statesmen, and in the
camps Of the valiant.
In describing the conflicts Of PeIo-
ponnesus, and the horrors of the Athe-
man pestilence, the story, even of Thu
cydides, is sometimes tiresome.; while
the retreat of the Ten Thousand, and
the Commentaries of Caesar afford us
perpetual delight, because we discern
so distinctly the portraits Of Xenophon
and julius. We are instructed by Mr..
Hume's chapters, in which are detailed,
with SO much clearhess of method, and
felicity Of expression, the battles of the
barons, and the politics of the Plan
tagenets ; but the vivid pictures of the
jealousy of Elizabeth, and the misfor-
tunes of Mary, are contemplated with
more pleasure. From the history Of a
campaign we turn with sort of alacrlty
to the memories Of the minister BY
whom it was planned I'VE often pre-
fer anecdotes to historical narration, and
domestic to civil history.-The enor-
nous tones of Thuanus are seldom
consulted, and, perhaps, never were
Iigestvd; bat with what eager curiosi-
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Blanks of all kinds.
Kept conaantly for iale by 1. ADAMS, No
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NEW GOODS.
Crols g. M1rtin,


ikIns
Fancy mixed Cords and Satins
Cotton Velvet Veltings
Velvet aud Velveteens
Diapers aud Table Linens
Superhne Calicoes
Common do
White and Coloured Cambrics
Copperpiate Furniture
Tabby Velvets
Bandanna Handkerch
Fancy Silk do
Iriih Linens
P,stiIlas, Brown Holland
Dark Ginghams
Light do
Silk Chambrays
Cotton do.
Calamancoes, Durants,
Duroys and Wild Bores
Bumbazets and Ruhels
Thread Laces,
Cotton do-Silk do
Genoa Cords
Ferrets and Gallons
sewing NOtlOhS
White Thread Colourd do.
Worried Binding,
Beaver Gloves
Linen Cambria Corderoys
Silk and cotton Umbrellas
Oil Cloths 4-4ths Wide
Nlarfeilles Cuttings
Cotton Hole
Worried do
Silk do
Ladies Long Silk Gloves
Do. do Cotton do
Linen Pocket Handkerchief
Gotten do do
India Cottons
Silk Braces, Cotton do
Leather do
Engiifh Cottons aud Linen Checks
Do do do Striped
Cotton Bandanna Hankfs.
Cotton Shirting
Book Muffin
Laced Cambrics
India Luttrings-French do
Silk Veivets India Checks
Figured Silk Velvets for Veas
Black Satin for do
Bed Fringe-Do Lace
Black Modes
Cambria Dimoties
DO. do law priced
Cambria Shawls
Blue and Brown German Serge
Back, Blue, Brown & Green ShaIioons.
Black, & White Millinetts
Morocco Pocket Books
Bobbns and Tapes
Sewing Silk and Twif
An Ahortment of Ribbons
Coat and Veh Button Moulds
Gilt and Mettle Coat and Velt Buttons,
Velvet Ribbons
Black and White Bonnet Wire
GueTniey Frocks
Black Italian Grapes
Silk Shawls- Beaver do
Book Muffin Handkerchief
Shirt Mouds aud Wires
Diaper Towels
Hat Innings
Cotton and Wool Cards
PA ca Brals aad iron Candle Sticks
Sad lrons-Iron Shovels
Shovels md longs
"A, Sd, 81, IOd. aud cod Nails
Pepper, CaGia, utmegs
ForAiture DimOtie5
Bed Ticking
Horn Buttons Webbing
Habit Ha dkarchiefs
EI6cl Tin ca Pots
Iron Table and Tea Spoons
Bellows
An alIortment ofIRON WARE
Knives and Fork
Pen Knives and Jack Knives
Pimento, Ginger, and Slltpetre
American and Englifh Powder
Brandy, Gin, Rum,
Sherry, Liibon, Port, and Malaga Wines,
Straws Of Tumblers
Loaf Sugar-No :, 2. * Chockolstc
Hyfon,
YoHng Hyfon,
Hyfon Skin ! TEAS.
Canopy and
Souchong
Railins-Muitard
by and u by l6 Glafs
A few crates of Liverpool Ware
Fig Tobacco
300 boxes Smoaked Herrings
so barrels Picked do
10 hhds good retailing Molades
Cod, Scale and Pollock Fifth
Exuma and Liverpool Salt
w |, and Georgia Cotton
A general Assortment of Filming Ceer
With many Their articles all Of which
] be fold on the mon Reasonable terms.
lfareb 23
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ELEGANT OUARro BIBLES.

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JOHN JOHNSON, Bo.iselsr at HaRo.-eA,
A cheap. correct aud elegant quarto
BIBLE, printed on an e.celIent paper, and
from the celebrates correct 81 nalrd Blk,
fome years Guce publshed by haae CoiAi7s, and
which fer its corrcctnes has acquired the title
OF GoXH5' c,r.e7 Sfza4ard Bible.
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ty do we gaze at the slightest incident
in the life of Burke
This peculiar interest, which biogra-
ply always excites, will Of course in
duce men to snatch, with more than
ordinary eagerness Annals of such a
life as that of the youngest son of Chat
ham. The name Of Pitt is passport to
renown and in the deliberate opinion
of the writer of this article, the late
premier of England is Untitled to the
gratitude and admiration Of the present
and future generation, for
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-22
LAND FOR SALE.

TIE E45jarik<r qvj&e5 to IcH
THAT valuable Farm, on which he reldes, con-
L tanning By aaual furvey 1893 81 acres. The
Land generally level and equal any in the neigh
borhood. There about 5 or 90 acres Of excel.
lent Meadow. 1t is fituated OIL Mattopony river, s
miles above the Court Houfe, two from King Will
liam Court-EIoufe and about thirty miles from the
City of Richmond and adjoins the lands of Col Lar
KIN Smith, Gen. H. Young and others. The i'm
Provemenss are large Dwelling Hou!e too Eories
high, with four rooms and pailge on each floor, a
good barn, fable, carriage houls and brick Gore
hoate, completely fitted for retail Rore ALTO, a
gran1-y- on wharf where vefIels drawing ten feet
water can load. It's ituation is very elirbe for 4
profs dona character, oceoun, offs contyuity TO
feverai Court-houles. He will fell the whole or ,h.
improvements with part of the land as may fu, the
eofv-'Iiency OF the parchafer. Termsmay be known
By application to Charles Hill in Ricia,ond, or TO
s,s 'usi'rter in King & Queen county.
EDWARD HILL.
gcpt.t9 lawlmg.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-22
FOR SAFE.

- HF T'ra9 of LAND whereon now live. con-
flaming two hundred and forty-one acres. wing
ard being in the county of Cheflerfeld about nine
miles from MancheHcr, and one from James River
u'sTc g very good dwelling houfe with good barn
and ether out hOufes; apple and peach orchard it
isa very high and healthy ftuation very fmalI part
Of che aforrfaid Land cleared. aifo with to fell one
bs'f of a G.if- Mil, Powhite Creek, within one
r''ie OF my aforeiaid Land. This Mills enireIy
rev. perhaps is profitable as any mill of the
Kind so the county There is only one pair of Tones
az work AZ the prefent tut is e. contributed lat a
ff'isli erprnee) to pur UP another pair For terms
apply 10 the iuhfcriber.
JOHN FORE.
p 8, There is no doubt hut there is Coal on ,h-
sfotssid Isnds, great f-n has been dilcovercd.
Sept, 10. 1aw2mg. IF.
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RICHMOND, TUESDAY MORNING, sEp7EMeER o. 1907

The peace at Tillit puts an end to the ope-
rarions ct the army +; notwithstanding this, all
the Prufiian COATS and port will be fhut againft
the Enghh, and it is probable that the conti-
mental blockade will not prove mere found.
The Porte is included in the treaty. The
revolution which lately occurred at Copitantino-
pie, was the antichrifliau revolution, which has
ho'hlng III common with the policy of Europe.
The Adjutant commaudant Gueminot is
gone to bei'arabia, where he will communicate
to the grand Vizier theirtelligence of the peace,
and the liberty given to the porte to take part
IN 1t, as well as of the conditions of the treaty
IN which the porte is interreited."
NAPLES, July s.
One Auguftin Mofea, calling himielf a colo
mel IN the ferv'ce of King Ferdinand, convicted
OF having received from Queen Caroline, and
and the marchioneis Of Villa Tronto, an order
to aiiatlinate the king of Naples, and alto of ha
wing received initruttions TO that effect from the
Ao6e Stagliotti, &c. has been condemned, or
the lit OF this month, by military comm Zion
to make the amende honorable, before the
front of The church of the New Jefus in a red
ihirt, with lighted torch in bis right hand, and
from thence to be conducted to the market
Place to he impa'ed upon a fake there planted
HIS nody, after the execution, is TO be deliver
ed to the tiames, and his al,es TO be thrown TO
the wind-lhi fentence, in conformity with
our ancient criminal jurisprudence, was yefter.
day carried into execution, in the mdft of an
immenfe crowd of spectators.
TeNNINGFN, July 90.
We have jut learned that Bernad otte is gone
on an important milton to Copenhagen. Great
approximations have been entertained of the fate
OF Ho'ftein, the carlton of Hamburg having
been greatly augmented from S to 1000 men,
the greater part of which are low, however,
on their march towards Holltein.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-22
LONDON, Aurun 4.

The letters from Holland fate that the new
code OF rettrlcsive laws againlt the Engli1, COM
merce, was Immediately to be attributed, and
enforced with all polibie rCor.
Many of the letters received yefterday from
St. Peterborough, indicate a trong probability
at the departure Of many of the Eng!iii mer-
chants rehding th.re for Great Britain they
add, that the commercial treaty has been en-
iarged tor three days only this was done on
the esth OF June, to continue to the firf of Ju-
ly.
Auguft s.
The difference with America, with refpeet to
the late conflict, we are happy to learn, is in a
far way ofadjultment. Our minifers, in their
conferences with the American ambahador, have
not lnliited in the right of fearchng ihips of
war. This point being furrendered, we truft
that the traniaetion will be foon hurried in OBJ
livion.
Augua 6.
Sir James Craig, is to go as chief governor of
Brith America.
Auguft 7.
Atrong fenidtion of dread relative to our fu i.
ture communication with Portugal pervades the
public mind. We think it very probable, that
the french emperor intends to take meaHres to
cramp that lucrative branch of commerce which
we carry on to the Tagus. Nay, it is not like
~ that the Portuguese government has received
an intimation to that effect, which, although
not publicly known, they have been tranfmit-
ted to our minifers, and occaiioned thofr vague
reports on the fubjeets that are now 70 general.
Auguft 8.
No intelligence has as yet been received from
the expedition.
All the taxes which fubliIted under the anci-
ent regime in France, have been revived, and
au5meated to degree aimot intoerable TO tho
iuhject. The new impof on fat (gabelIc) has
raiftd the value of that neceiiary commodity
five pence halfpenny Euglifh per pound. The
erois annual amount of revenue collected, is
computed at eight hundred millions of franks,
upwards of So million lterling.
Augut Q.
In the Houfe of Commons laif night, Mr..
WhI,bread lusgcfted the propriety of finort adj
tournaments in the pref:nt critical fate of the
country. He was aufwered by the Chancellor
Of the Exchequer, who declared explicitly, that
it was intendrd . prorogue Parliament as foon
rs the public bnlinels Mould be diipoiei of.
The funds continue to decline-Omnium left
off yeiterday at IA diiccunt.
letter from d Indes, dated on Saturday laa
fays, " Seven velirls have arrived this day from
the Baltic, the captains of which agree in fiat
ing, that there is not the fmaIleft appearance of
hoitilities againft this country in the Sound or
in the Baltic, the Ddniih feet is not 70 much as
rugged"
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EIGHTY-sEvENrH BULLETIN
OF THE FRENCH GRAND ARMY.

I
OF THE FRENCH GRAND ARMY.
=" The EnperorS of France and Ruiia, after
29 days rehtence at Ti.iit, where the imperial
places were in the fame itree,, and at no great
dittance, took leave of each o,her with the great
cit cordially, and at three O'Clock in the after
noon Of the 9th. The journal which contains
IN account of what happened between them
will he very intereGing TO both nations.
Z" NJ half par four the Emperor Napoleon ha-
Wig received Wifi from the King of PrnfTia,
who came to take his leave, fet out for Konigs-
berg, where he arrived at 10 at night. The
King OF Pruilia went 20 Memel.
" Yesterday the Emperor Napoleon inCpea.
ed the potts of Kongi5erg, in boat manned
by the Imperial Guards. To-day his maieRy
will review Martial SouIt's corps. and at two
O'Clock tomorrow he will fet out for Drefden.
" The number of RUiiians killed in the bat
BE OF FIledIand amounts TO II, 500, the prifon.
ers 70 10000; $4,000 of whom have palTed
through uigfberg, 7 600 remain fick in the
hopitaLs, and the reft have beea conducted to
Thorn and Waridw. Orders have been iCIued
to fend Item home to RufIia without DELAY ;
1000 have returned again to Konigfberg.
J'huie in France are to be formed into proviii-
onal regiments. The Emperor has ordered
them to be clothed and armed.
" ne ratihcations OF the treaty Of peace be-
tween France and Rufiia were exchanged at
Tiiat on the 9th. The ratification of the trea.
ty cF peace between France and Prufia, will be
exchanged here this day.
" The rlenipo;entiaries charged with thefe
negotiations were, on the part of France, the
Prince of Benevento Princes Kurakin and La
hanof, on the part of RufIia on the part OF
PtuiIia, Field Martial Ka!kreuth and the count
&c Goltz.
''After fuch events IS thefe, one cannot but
imile when the great Englih Expedition is men.
toned, and at the new frenzy which anmates
The king OF Sweden.-BeIides, we may remark,
that the army Of obfcrvation between the Rbe
aud the Oder, is 10000 arong, executive of the
grand army, viii sat including the Spanfh di.
whom, which are now upon the Oder alfo. II
was, therefore, ~Decenary for England to bring
her Whole force together, her folders, her yo.
( innteers, fencibles, &c. in order 10 have made
di7' iion Of any interea. But when watako
INTO our account, that England, under the pre-.
tent circumstances, has ient 5000 men TO Egypt
only to be n1ughtered by the Arabian, and 1000
men to the Spauifh WeG-Indics, we can alone
FEEL ientiments Of pity for the extraysgsnt ava
rice ~itn which that Cabinet is tormenled.