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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-01

Ihall now proceed to make fore remarks I'D.
on the taiie and nal grant Interpretation, which
has, by the hircIiug piintc, neeH given to Sir
Francis Budctt's .at addrefs, taking aSa fulfil
clc"t tpt cimcn, \ paragraph in the Morning
PIT Of the 27'h infant " 1t g now uuderaood,
thai the ebaiyiag Of Sir FraHeiI Bnrlejf is to
take biare on The dry If fbe meeting Of 9Arlia-
meHt, end kbat as further ia/lit, be is 10 be
f9HV.ycd IN triumph, by he mob, TO the grand
council Of that NATION, which in his cow7rdice
aud treaion, he wil1ed to lay at the feet of a
foreign invader, and WHOLE envisd contribution
re now calls upon ,bs people 20 denroy. II
VII, however, t. quel.on for parliament To
decide, qvbcf5er = man sfGteb briBeiDieS, qVbo
b45 IT i,4qfb fkre1yH ogfbe deia,fzs n!nR Of
D4iriof(7I, a0d prSjfAfeI bimieJ in the naaiC.
gnysa eAtr8der ofa revolutionary dsMagogNe,
be q 1t mt l8'o5er fsr'o1 10 oeenb7 a f7t IN The
R,cH rsN.lfH!isaH c2aacU 1ftbr By.fiD entire.
Certain It IL. that tue records of the hosfe OF
commons Afford ntny examples Of perions h..
INK SFtstea fbs Ie6ate far eT arcJ c5mtaraifssi-
5UWig5 es6 i1fr7iI1aai, aAdi8 !i17e5 ise, zcbf4
bproee soeJ bHalf4ejsd " tue mstbiaagioa5 Of
Tie TcolR EJOpusg 2f mal&i1d, ard Great
britain euj ytd dd tnyiab.c Rate of franquih'v,
which the d-isHs g The wicked alone have seen
ao.- TO Interrupt. Ia this q.fie4 yps HaH by9
unity err i5Eg, bsinaNrod 10 furA sIe L,yi5ss at
imfia1. Ia the thsan ume, ie o,sy not be unne-
ceasry fer u to afsrd fome calculation Of what
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-01

. RIcHA0VD, TUESDAY MORNING.. sEP7EMBER |. 1ao7.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-06-06
FORTY Dollars RnwARD

Ken aTo4y fam tie Es!e,Bs,, ii4ias mar N.,-.c,n,
N4areb i4s, -''O
Eoao MAN BILLY, about so wear. of ,ns
I and aboEe ) feet or 7incl,es h;gh -
% ~ rainier delicate fern, Ite inclined 20 veov-
' kion' and considerably marked in tfe faee
WIN the imau psx--his hair rather i;rlcl;nss - -.
napAy, this is not very Ionghe is follopy f -
unGeritandinS, well informed mind and ,erv r.,
e'oas ihhnnat;ng manner--he freaks rather on;,L e.
PERT and has dlsoitsn to be very polire lie 40,
esuot VIII attempt to change his appearance b -
.eris9 MS narle, changing bis hair for wig e. rl
VICE known IN nolt parts of this tate % well
as III the CarolRas aud Georgia as the ,y.,;,,,,--
and hdder OF Mr.. Nicholas M Tohn(on. of Va,
purohaied hirn. His wife lives in R,cbu,opd r,La.
ne mas frequently ben iiuce his eIopen,ent and H.
has alto been part OF his time in Pererib,r, "a -
~i'e has daughter, free woman. Irvine, i, NI-r,I1
~heFe 1t IS probable lac has been ailo-thouph ,,,;,
~ s'"I'4i an acquaintance, there is no knopiDo
where he will keep himef--Alio runaway h . e,a
ing, negro Man CoIIEY, he had been t',r,,sa..
oout TWO months, and was taken up in I,rn.pb5,r
iroT' whente he wa, brought and con,n,i,tra m
over jail, ard on his way home from, ,ban.s -,
thlf ne made this eoPement. He IS Fl, Afrje.n -
oou' ieet7 or inches high is rolerabv wei form,
eo, neither very delicate nor coarfe ln.sl-s 49,.
ana when qneoned, dilcovers degree Of fi,rf;c;.,
which would induce Grange. 10 think Rim NJ. 60
removed rom idotiihl. His wife beioEps IN o.,
WIN. Brown, in this neiEhbofhood abeut ,,bicI
place anu VIM. Wornleys quarter king Wiiii,r
underliand he generally kept hmfeIf on his firm r
a"oy trip, until he itarted for Lunenburg. I ru-.
eh"ied him from rhe enate Of Mr. Robert Eljs,, 49,
Cc'' Goodas in this county. where b.. had lived =,
aIo IN Luit n3urg, nj quarter owned hy Mr. I,e,,
&c IS probable that he viii try TO rsulk abo,, 80.
H,1ghborhood, viii aim for the neiebborhood Of CT
Goodafs orfor Iunen5urg
VIII give % dolls. for the delivery Of Bil,v AMI
- Tor the delivery Of Coley to me p. STREET
Hanover, May 81. sn'f
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-06-06
TWENTY DOLLARS pewsrD-

Sf0le1 fran ~saeeJ.,y al fi> S-Dqe. 7av.,e sa g1.
day ibs at izFarf,
4 GOLDEN WATCH, of London n,,,,r.
4 i tare. makers name aud number not rccsllc.g,I
IL Is pain doubled csled neat horizontal " ,r.,t,
capped and jeveled; has 70 TIA golden Chs;nan,, =,
Chryital Seal, fet in gold. engraved win ,bisl
tTee hsrhngs' and number Of Rrms az u.s. me a :
noVe Ie'rats WI be given TO any one who will ref
tore the Watch to Mr. Mof--It IS beIiesod :, ~.
taken 10y iore lervant then at the SWAMI verr
VIII 'ndravoT to ddFois Of as foon as he can.
June 9, -
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LOFT.

In 701b0b@aRock, an The esib nb.
A Small Cold WArCH, eafed ,y;,,, ..t,..,
4 one fide and she other Glafs A6v oerf,a
that delivers i~id Watch to A. s. Broehers,oa,,h
afked. '"~ ~ 4usii~
TaPPahannoek, June G. a.y
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-06-06

mem. The authors, until they commit, them
is'ves, have no juh conception Of the ,riGehiefs
they arehatohinR; but.whsn they are afterwards
called TO give teffimony, perjury wiilnot an.
pal them, II IL I've necrffary to fave their repu-
'at'o"s for conlitency or veracity. Ii The evil
Deuce be reftrieted- Within the legal limits,
tue pnret of characters, under accufation of
trea'on, viii have hazard enough to run.
Judge Whole experience of theie dangers was
great thus peaks ON the fubjeei. Is The tu,e
OF rejecting all manqer of evidence in crimi-
= nal proiecutons, tn is foreign TO the ponv
" IN liiue, is founded on found fenfe and COM
=. mon Juitics. Fog no man is bound, at the
peril OF life or liberty, fortuncor reputation,
TO antTer at once and uuprepared, for every
OF his life" Few, evez s6tbes beR Of
men, svsald ebgf TO be PIT to if. ndeAsd not
tnoie concerned in the fate prdsecntions, OFF
OF their zeal for the public fervice, fometimes,
Aepped over this rule in the cafe of trealon, it
would perhaps, have been needless to have
maze an exprejJ provilion agaiuft it in that
cafe. Foaer's c. L. a46.
(Pr0teeainss to be concluded in eur next.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-06-06

S"e"' a great darN'se 10 ihc walls snd made
y cnniidsrable breach, which Wa, ssi..,
tue opan'ards during the night. who b "a ~.
Ne. o"o men rom The army, cnntitiip, .f
Two men under The command ~ +, 80. !.
~" WHO were marching to The relief Of
80 P'"eo ir'n' cnsnos Ayrrs, a;u Only 4, 4, 40.
u'fance on himiel. Tn. ed hr,v, 81, .'...t
Nspt up az day by the EnpiiM. Abn,..se
O c'ocS they fent 10 a flag of trn-e -, - 49,
SS'oof' 'peaking n the hiebr.t t.,,ns
o,"'sfy ana or ms men, and iayiue. rhs. .,.;,s
sunoeto med too mnch blood, thar H. go
s"ow they could take the place ;vhen ~ :.
-. proper and It he would give the ,o,,,
e., ".'u'' receive honorable terms. an
pei, toiay they treated toe fac win -
fmon contempt; as loon AS the Orc, - - u
6edoiy and briik FIRE was e.o, o. '
cnth moss bniil near night, when Is va
''s'ie until abomt S O'Clock, when H. -, a
" '"e guns winch the Spaniarts oo,,5 80.
n."l' ossan PLAYING upon the EncIi1,a ,.,h,,
~ r,""e'"g TO the ieparatc breaches tb.y
d. - t"eY had not their guns load,J
""sH ''ey came up, but meeting wish e, -.
a reception, they Immediately lo.1as ara
p.eEes and ieaped thewsiis and gave -,
go they then preiIed On with r.
o".' thr Spanlards gave way in IL, d;raa;
- w" hept up ietreating fire. hut -,
Y purioed that many of them fei,, 49,.
''"'ge continued for two hours ,.ith,n, i,
- r uS IHgUIh have Ion a ors,, -,
ny me officers and, about 500 men in,.,,,.,;'
~ w, ats, the EpsliG, flag was,vin ,',E
81 tine forts. went on liore abpu. o ~ On
a'o walked round the town, when ,,.;.,.,',,,I
=; mon mo dreadful light msnsled hoe;es w.
u. all oirec',o2s, and the etoans of the WON'T
ca ana ihrieking of diE.onfolate woroe, r.ni'
ing FOR their anlbands and children Who 80
ming, and fome regretting the dead IL, n.y.,
!. ';loh liloc&ing eight iedeed; poor cream
!" Is over now. You who have fcen no,t;,,,'
Q: me k'nd, can form no idea of il. 'rhe SIS
naros lott upwards Of 200 u,cn. .rae seth
ana 4ofh regiments formecl, with few f,;,,r.
, sad IL marines, the ref were drawn n,
nItie dhtance TO fuPport them. The Soar,
arcs nad upwards of 1000 in town.
General Beresfori with major 2, f.r;.,,,.
MADE their efcape from the Spaniards.. },Dhr,
l"u marched them up copiidersble diti,ncs.
"a inc country and arrived in this place f-,,,
Gays hncs. 1t is iaid he will return TO Fne,,pd
IN Inc D'omede of 80 guns in a few d,vs. st bis
own fequet. II is expected they will not maxi
=" attack until Gen. Crawford fiiarI arrivs WIZ.
IS aa"y expected. 1t could be ealily taken. bnt
1neY nave not enough to retain il witbon. rnn-
ing rlfS OF meeting with the fame fate a.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-06-06
~" The SPIRIT of the TIMES" in .,r :, ;.
AR,-.-.GS

Sfse----aSt
MAJ. Daniel Shefey is not elected 70 Con-
sf e - Gen. 1'rigs has majority of upwards
Or. John Claiborne, is re-e,eaed 10 Con,rers
Tor the diitritt of Brupcwick, &c.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-06-06
ZOE SALF.

RIVE hundred and thirty acres If LAM &.
4 Brunfwiek county. virginia. ysT , 1INo, 10
lying ON the itage road, about miles fro-, ~
Houie. For terms apply to M. Vim. 4 r-,,sI
in the came county the febG.riber s;no 10 .t
inghani county, C. ~ f>oek'
Nays NOFtiH
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-06-06

50 Inc Citizens Of Richmond will prosabl, b. once
more grained with dpiay of the TheatricaI talent,
81: eeenrs:ed CowPer--hei is to be in Town tls
80 ~. ana 1t Is to be hoped that the manager 81
our iheatra will fail to avail hin,f,5 Of tts
Portun'ty OF gratifying the publicity engaging AfT.
'CowPer for few evenings At leaa.
June 6.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-07-06
DisfRllanp.
THE FEMALE PARLIAMENT.

Toolonghave the male sexusurped tOthem-
selves the titleiofL Lord siofthe creation Enact
eG laws and enforced statutes at large without
consulting or considering woman worthy Of
being their co-sdrltOrs Parliamcnts afrer
parliaments have been called without their
having the least representation, except by
the external appearance Of macaroni mem
bers for the rotten borOughs Thus situat-
Cd, body Of free born English women,
who have as much of the good and welfare
Of the nation AZ heart as either Lord --
or, Lord \ - OF, Lord Anybody OF Lord
Nobody, have received % erect "A parliA-
ment Nj their own. and represent diem
selves III the character VI real wrFncn
The house having resolved into Com
mite q supplies and WAYS anal means, Orr
what signify The supplies without the WAYS
and means NY Lady LunE-muCh took the
chair Mrs Would bee ROSE and spoke 10
the following purport II rise upon thIs oc-
casion to express my sentiments at u4is VERY
alarming CriSis--gC are now mt IN this
committee % consider Of ways and means ~
raise the necessary supplies Of husbands
throughout the kingdom-at p time when -
many brave officers and effective men arc
try, it behooyes us to look at home and take
such measures and resolutions as may seem
meet to prevent a stagnaiion Of the rising
generation. am sorry To say, that there is
not only great defalcation ia the list Of staff
Officers at home but there is so many hal.
pay widows upon the English As well as the
Irish establishments, rs seems To th.catCn
a general depopulaton thougEo out these
realms 1t Therefore behooves every mem
Der within these walls to exercise her Ut
most abilities, and throw out such hinis is
may in the most eligible manner tend tore
move the evil. / shall therefore with great
submission to the chair as we are now upor
this important business, propose 70 the com
mittee the following resolutions that N
tax Of four shillings il tie pound be impos
ed on the bachelors upwards Of Is Yeas q
age, in proportion to their estates, revenue
or incomes that bachelors turnd OF As years.
shall moreover make VIII and bequetl, ,r.
half Of their property upon theil demise,
hey themselves can be of 10 further az,
whilst Living, for the support Of distressed
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-07-06
William Lord,
OFFERS for Sale a General afIort-

1hEH L.tAtD AOA DaAS q = 49, = ''AASA
mcqt az
~. mE4 Goaac 4 Groceries,
which he ha, JuG received at his Store in Fore.
.freet-Among which a-e g.
Coliac Sra .dy-BJurdeaux do.
Hollands C.a-Anerican do.
FIh.ls. Rum of a Good Favour
M'de.'a > ,,s!y P0''' ZINES.
Hy-an, Hyton SKIN, Z IRIS
j Souchoi3g < Dohea
,-Cai- l.ld Box iiins-Nutmegs
C,nH.mon-AlHpicc -Curran:s
Cat Meal = Boxes Chocolate
L1af and Brown SuEl-- Rice Flour
2 Jokes Mould 81 Opt Candles
B.re Mii3ling- and Clear rorS pr Bol.
Ba5On -Bu,t,r-Cheeie lcEwood
Rel Wood -Futtick -AIlrm
Co?pcrss- Indigo-Powd>r and Shot
Reg and Gottlc Mufard-Kegs rigs
T0hacco-Lemmons pr Box-5cythes
Sh7veis-Spades and Hoes
D7mJ'1i Stone Jugs and Pots
Iumb.crs- Giaf.-NAils-Brad aad
many other articles TOO numerous for an adj
-c-si.enlent, AL Of which will be fold on Ideal
terms
-Al6, As above, $ Crates Liver
poA Ware, well afos:eL
T4as p. CIV
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-07-06

hfa saryf W Orr a-itrnlztr hr'f ~ f. -ffv NJ
Arrr-1vfa E-r -l-t. .---. f- fE4 fr -r--
~ -rrrr DFoisiei, cd sfgri ilf tf7.rl. Ike
e{Afbs, azrrf:
William O. Baker, Thar7ar Briggs, Sfr,rel
Webner, George r. 1'huunon and RCbe
Bordwell, convicted of forging bank n& e.
of the denomination of ten dollar, on the
United States Bank, and featenced p Le con-
fined ia the State Pflon during life At hard
labOur.
Alexander M'Donald, convicted ~ forging
on the back of I bail ofexcH2age he .n-orle-
ment Of William Griffith va, ieu.cucel ID he
confined n the State Prison At had I4bJur
for life.
Peter Ranreler, convicted &C forging tie
check Of Roberts Ro'1infon uu te Merchants
Bank, ientenced % he cutined NJ the 81 ts
Prllon at lard labou. for life
Edward SeaIy, convicted Of forging check
of Henry G. Livingston. on TIM Manhattan
Bank, fertenceI % Ne confined Ill tLt stae
prifyn Al ia ] shour fur life
William II rcnnT, convicted ~ rgias
a cheek Of Dagi4 I.ydig on the UElva S.a,,s
Bank. lentenceJ A. above.
jobs PePperhiU, convicted VI bu-ElarY
w breaking open the HOME ~ Iohu I.awr- ~
he nighsuf he 22d January, Iait. aud tak;Dy
oPerJy thereirom. ienrenccd to he coafnc<
"a the>Srsre PrlIgn a. hara labGur for tie,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-07-06
Il FAMILY PICTURE.

SEEK not in public places for a wife,
Be not deluded by the charms OF sight;
Retirement only yields the friend for life,
Who shares your griefand doubtless your
delight.
When orient rays within your curtains peep,
And on her roseate face enliv'ning play,
What Joy TO view her rous'd from peaceful
sleep,
Unfold Aer eyes on you and welcome day.
What Joy to tend the plants her hand has
rear'd,
To trace heir foliage and their various
hues,
Some by affecting incidents endear'd-
Some BY distinction ofthe moral muse
What JOY to see your children gambol
wild,
Or hear them prattle with remarks acute,
To blend instruction with amusement mild,
And teach the young idea howtO shoot"
What Joy at evening, daily duties done,
To saunter with your love to Prospect
Hill,
And catch the glories of the setting sun,
Till wandering " contemplation has her
hlI''
Now as YOU homeward bend your musing
way,
Whilst fades the glimmcring landscape
on the sight,
What Joy to hear her quote the pensivc
Gray,
Or name some fav'rite author for the
night.
What Joy that during day she leisure four
To give Industrious poverty relief;
To pour her balm into Affections wound,
To wipe the tear from furrow'd cheeks Of
grief
Such are the Joys rural wife bestows,
Each hour displaying something to adj
mire,
But most her goodness with affection flows,
Should you Cher first, last thought) her
aid require.
See her, when sickness lays you faint IN bed
Gently remove the candies painful glare
And cautious walk with softly stealing tread
Your medicine or nutrition to prepare
Her soothing accents charm away your
pains,
Her gay encouragement your fears be-
guiles
| And though her mind widows thoughts
sustains,
Her looks beam confidence with cheering
smiles.
All day, all night, her eyelids never close,
But seated silent, anxious by your side;
! How every breath is watch'd if chance YOU
doze,
How quick, if restless, every wants sup
piled.
When plying heaven comedies her secret
prayer,
And threat'ning death withdraws his
btandish'd dart,
| A tender sense of her assiduous care.
More than her virgin charms, shall win
your heart
Now view her with her group Of pledges
dear,
When on your pillow rais'd they round
your stand
Each glist'ning eye full Of a rapturous tear
They press with glowing lips your with
er'd hand.
Now gathering up her young" lest you
should feel
O'crPowcr'd with Joy. a nursery they
move,
And there BY her example taught 20 kneel,
Uplift their little hands in grateful love.
Song, music, dancing, and the flowing
bowl,
Nay cen the youthful, warn, enamor'd
kiss
Cannot SO deeply interest the soul,
AS this sweet scene Of fond domestic
bliss
Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-07-06
Commonwealth Of Massachusetts.
In the year Of our Lord one thousand eigh
hundred ard seven.

AN ACT in addition to an act, entitled,
4" an act establishing Courts of Gen
eral Sessions Of the Peace, passed the
third day Of July, in the year Of our
Lord, seventeen hundred and eighty
two"
-. BE il enacted By The Senate and
= House IF Representatives, IL
General Court assembled, an By the authority
# he same, That from aNl after the first
lay Of September next, tR: Courts Of Gen
eral Sessions Of the Peasc in the several
counties in this Commonwealth, shall be
holden by one chief or first justice. and BY
SO many associate justices as shall be heEe-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-07-06
Crofs & Martin,

Fore5freet, Head Long Vbagf
LAVE jun received, in addition TO their
4 former lttock, good ahortment of
EaglJb and India, trejb and SeGj6nable
GOODS.
Al5,-WEST-INDLA GOODS u GRO
CERES, as g/aa.
LIKEWISE,
loo barrels fine and lupernfe FLOUR.
June %.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-07-06
Poetry.

The following lines from the Port Folio con
vev those Sentiments of affection and mo-
raiity which cannot fail to delight and in
struct every reader whose mind is il uni
son with the principles Of virtue and re-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-07-06
ANECDOTF.

A certain igh-handed -lnilitarv-Tnan, was
during the revolutionary war dispatched by
his commanding officer with the intelligence
of some signal success to congress but al
though this service was the most honorable
as well as the most active IN which he had
ever been employed, the General then Ma
jor W., loitered 50 long ucon the road
that the news had become completely stale,
and the messenger entirely forgotten, before
he made his appearance AZ the seat Of gov
ernment Upon the usual motion beng
made in Congress to compliment the
bearer Of the dispatches with q S,o2vd, the
late Doctor Withers7oon strenuou7ly opPOs
ed, eXclalminE, mhis Scottish dialcct,-" X
think ye had better e. she yo-rg s'laa pan y
SPURRS.'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-07-06

WHEREAS Martha my wife, has behaved
I'D a very unbecoming manner, do for
bid al perlons harbOring or truiing her with
one cent on my account, whereas will not
pay from this date.
Tqasz@, JzAs 20 CALEB CURTIS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-07-06
William Holden.

William Holden,
LAS for fale, at his fhop, in Middle-freet
1 70 bbl, and half DO 8 PORK, of diff
ferent qualities
10 bbls Cider
80 boxes Chocolate, No. l., and 8
50 chests Young y!on Tea
ALo, ooafantiy band,
ChamberIan's much approved Patent Bill
ioIs Cordial.
An afortment of Cotton and Wool Cards
GROCERIES as uluaI.
SSzzs p
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-07-06

maidens, against their viii, N order ~ eHa-
bic them TO obtain husbands suitable TO
their rank and professions otherwise the
said hachc Tors arc tO BE- deemed tO All ntents
and purposes I'D maids, and ndrmned &C
cordnrly, 70 lead apes in he'll that, ore
million enchanting smiles, with . proper
tionate number Of captivating Ogles be
immediately ISSUED for the service Of the
ladies', during the current year that
900, 900 langulshng looks be granted out OF
the sinking fund of beauty, to make good
disappontments and DEFICIENCIES incurred
last wear that bewitchlng kisses bearing
3 and an half percent be consolidated with
Douting lips, and made transferable in The
currency of rapture at the exchequcr OF
bliss that 10000 husbands be raised by
way Of lottery, with an agreeable doucctv 10
the subscribers. The prizes to be paId M
mediately upon drawing without airy de-
duction that one million necessary blush
es and occasional sighs be issued imhedi
ately upon the drawing Of the lottery that
ali the artillery Of love be properly provided,
from cupid's board Of ordinance nd'.r Tie
sign manuel Of the CgP ian Quetn.-lon p.
- GaJ5Sc,0JJJ09o o.
The following story, says q London pa
per, is in circulation, and may be true -
About two years and an hiatt ago, General
Bennigsen dined At Wilma with Docter
Franck, a celebrated phy stefan residing IN
that CITY. The conversation having turned
upon the abilities Of Bonaparte, General
Bennigsen observed that he had atttnuEtly
studied his different campaigns that lie lad
traced that Cen through tie plans OF all his
battles, and It appeared to hmm they were
generally almost the sane, Re copies
himselftoo much,' said DcrnigsCn lard
were | ever to command against Inn,
fatter myself (without mourning the ImPu-
tation ofvanity) thatI should b able to con-
tend with him. II Is a circumstance which
can never take place." SAID he, Z" stall
never be in that situation but | feel con-
viction that should be able to defeat tins
terrible antagonist"
Extract j;;otp the Speech # his Eecehenc1
.1oAn Langdon, to ne ~ HAMPSHIRE Legs
Latrc.
AS vice and immortality are reproach
to any people, and AT present greatly prevail,
and give US the highest reason to fear divine
displeasurc, il becomes Us az q government
to take every prudent measure for their sup
preston The breach o. the sabbath, pro-
fame cursing and swearing, and inebri&ton,
must be observed BY every enc. Il appears
to me that il would be well 70 revise tie
laws touching these crimes, and cEjCln Il
as duty or all town officers to make COM
plants to magistrates against persons com
hitting these offences, that The Wholesome
laws ofthe state may be better executed"