Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-01-23

appear TO Oe tTiendly to the Americans.
Of which it may be given as proof tina.
the Spanish merchants have drawn up a
representation to the royal audience, re.
questing that the royal order, permit
ting American vessels to 20 The river
Plate, may not be carried into effect.
andi Il is thought their request will be
complied with.
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From the Richmond ENQUIRER.
,AParalrk drasun from Ansiqmtv.-
tits a ancholy but memorable fact,
that the man who is now attemr ing to
disturb tn rePose Of the American peo.
pie the man, who, whate YER his shifts.
or doublinss may be. now stands confess
cd as public conspirstor; has his most
striking prototype in one of the worst
characters Of antiquity. Those who
aefy once attached 10 the cause Of Aaron
burr !" those who were fascinated BY the
deceptive suavity Of his manners, or adj
mired the int gritty fhis PRINCIPLES NAV
ssartle At the invidious comparison but
neither friendship nor enmi,y can DIES.
troy the analogies of nature. lie. the
reader contemplate, the character. the
plots and the means Of Catalina =: and he
will behold similitnde Of Aaron Burr.
which win excite his astouishmeut. he
win be almost involuntarily PROMPTED to
enquire, whether wild conspirator is
marked in al countries by the same de-
testabie 'fsstutes !, 81 whether Aaron
Burr has not in fact pored otter the pa-
ges Of Sallust, 70 make Catalina his mo-
del The parallel is most curious and.
a striking one It ID certainly little to the
honour Of Col. Burr. thas j. is 70 be tr.c-
ed throosf*sneh 4 variety Of points but
when a naa onee;ploss against the peace,
Of his country, his is the fault and Nj.
should DC the punishment, It i We.
who Only discover the analogy !; 1t l.
Aaron Burr himself who makes il.
We shall pass over the eongsnial frail.,
ties oftheir private ife5: It 10 enough,
thar We examine those qualities, which
6s them for their voeation.,. l.. 30,
The spirit of CasRlias vas "darins in.
sldloas and shifting !" - ;. expert in feien.
ing what he did not mean. and in dis.
semhiing every thing that he iutended.'s
IS Aaron Burr. No man more
daring in his designs; none more willy IN
his exPedients. Such was his charac.
terisde1 caution, thar he scarcely ever,
committed his designs upon paper :; and
the greatest and most astonishing over.
sight inhis Present plans, is his de via,ion
from this usual .Prudcnse. =. ,
In that "hoaadless spiri. which i. G.
yer pursuing extravagant views, TOO ro.
mantle q be feasible, and too hiph to be
attempted : A. Burr yields not TO hi.
model. Did he not aspire to the, presi-.
Dental chair, - spite Of the wish.. az
the American nation, SO decidedly az.
Pressedia favour Of Mr.. Iefrrsonf ; ,
This Fact has been disputed, but apon,
"hasgroondss Mrs Bayard may assert
IN va'0. as he once declared 10 a Seuasor.
OF the United States, thai there vag snt
the Last COLLISION between Ne. Brrr
aud die Federalis,s on tia. oce..;oS.
bn, this single fsctthas may be establish.
cd 10 = court OF justice, ou,weighs ali
HIS assertion. :: that a republican. ~hirh
10 the eon6deuee of the -Repr,bl;csss
waited upon Mr.. b. at Philadriphia. 60,
the purpose ofobtaining his acquieseene.
IN sPlan which would remove every nos.
sible source Of agitation and embsrras..
mseI <,CeL d, was 10 have been eI.c.
ted President, II he would in1ied;ateiv
resignin favor Of Mr.. : urt,'s eondSc,
was suspicious and eqaivoeal. He de.
eiaIsd that It was a matter of extreme
lndlhsrenee to him whether be or MIR. l.
vas elected tia. the country would Sc
exPosedto great danger by an interre,-
mum ) aud enquired, of Cen VIZ
Their Il would NOT be better tpavoid no
Consequences at once, BY SUFFERING 80
ofthemto be elected. This eva.;on ,s ss
too disgusting 10 inspire the .I;ah,...