Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-01-02

sion Of the non importation law 10 re.
commended, has been negatised--"
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secrets" - T., It'll. It'd =
A London paper states that some
difficulty has occurred 20 delay the in
tended court marthal Of Eaft. HtEt6y,
Of the Leander, on the charges urged
by the American minister. Il appears,
says the paper, that Capt. Whi.by was
not on board, when The shot was fred
which killed Pearee, butw At dinner
on board the Cambrian- " Eilded vice
oft shoves BY justice pa letter
from Amsterdam, dated Oct. %, says
the Plenipotentiaries oT France and Prus.
STA, were at Berlin.
This kingdom, Y Prussia says mo.
dern geograper, =" which CONNIE need
with the 18th CENTURY, by gradual acc
eessions, not the most honorable, has
become so extensive, as to rank among
the first powers Of Europe" Tho this
might tend to lessen our sympathy for
her present misfortnncs, it cannot tha,
regret every nation must feel, at the
great additional resources the conquest
of this Kingdom must give to the TAO
dern tyrant, Napoleon, to prosecute
his schemes ef universal conquest. I
7he&H from the Senate d The United
St0'e~, sn.tendiNg The. n0n-imtortotion
ar ait July LII, swtA. the amendment
gtoing the President boUer further to
'"ApendtH the al .V0"day in Dec. was
agreed to BY the House.
Its reported, and we have reason to
believe the report true, that the second
bill Ct indictment sent up to the Grand
Jury BY the Attorney for the District Of
Kentucky, on the I'd ult. against Col.
Burr, met the same fate as the first, to
wh:-Noi a true bin. ltis further said,
that the citizens frank fort gave splen.
did BALTIC Col. Burr: in honor Of his
acquittal. and that the morning follow
ing he left Frankfort on his way to Ten
nesser.
F.. A letter from an officer in the AfieFi.
Gao armf ~ Natchi,ot hes, says-' The
Spaniartis arr three to- one against Us,
and an on horseback, and armed as fol-
lo&s:----a xprar on q pole, and tied with
: string to the saddle, which they throw
with greatcertainly-also cdrbins slung
across their shoulder, a large pistol and
a rope which is called by them cabrds,
which they .hreMaAe or ~ ysrls With
such eertainty thar they seldom fail to
catch man on horseback in iull speed
they look like Indians every man has
2or horses which he takes with him to
war" >. -.
2 ss.ssssss sesss.*s
"A detailed account has been given, in
the A meriean prin,s Of the trial and exc.
cution of ]. 2. Palm Il printer Of one Of
the free imperial cities OF Germany by
the slaves and executioners of Bouaparte
An amiable man-the tender and af.
teeIicnate parent of FIVE small, destitute
chAdren-who had committed no offence
and against who his enemies could prefer
no charge was, after mock trial, most
'nhum,,nly butchered bs leH and brutal
assass'rs, in e6edirnce TO the order. or
'hes"cr republican B7aqparte.-ihll Tile
Of the lAs,er,-his progress from obscu.
rity to Power-the arts which were pfae- !
tised BY him to obtain that powet--his
pretended Affected love Of the people and
regard for their happiness, would afford
volumes ofinstruction to those among Us,
who suffer themselves to be the dupes OF
designing demagogues; and to trust to
the professions Of men, whose profes-
sions, are the same, and as hollow and
as false, IS those which Bonopsrte has
made to every people whom he designed
to enslave-And while We reflect UPON
The eruelsies, and expressions under
which the slaves Of Bonaparte groan,-|
the desolasion of Germany--the ruin of
Holland-and the degradation of Italy,
let Ii ever bear IN mind, that nothing
but energy and spirit in our. councils,
and virtue and patriotism among our
people, can, enable Us to escape the iron
chainx IF fhis nnfa liz .I.. 49,