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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-05-19
FROM LONDON PkPERS.

FURTHER, OF ORDERS IN COUNCIL
The Lomdon Gazette Of March 1s, con
tains an Order IN Council, dQted the l5M
inst. far the further SUSPENSION Of t4po acts
9 the 48th If tic King, rs 10 duties on GER
rain articles, the hrodHce Of Jriendiy ceun-
tries, or coming from horfS or iaa shifts in
anrity zvih Great Britain rs also an or
der, dared The 16th, far Permitting ne i'm
Hortauon into Great Britain efhide8, horns,
fato70, tsoat skins, and other arHcies in TO-
reign Shths, on fayiHg' the same dlliic& as
if imhortrd in British Shiha, untH three
months after Me ratLfcation cj'a defnitive
SreGty cfEcace.
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nave to mention recent occurrence i'll
voivcd IN some mystery. About 10 days since
an EnSli shman vt the name of ~*~-+.,
arrived here from Rio Janero, & was soon
after his arrival taken into custody he still
remains close prisoner. Papers, it is said,
were found in his possession, containing "A
plan for efiecting the independence of this
country 1t is said that he was intimate at
Rio Janejro with a Spaniard of the name of
Pnha, an obnoxious character. and that he
was arrested in consequence of information
dispatched by the Princess Regent 70 Cover
nor Elio.
This province must continue subiec. to
spain, believe; nevertheless, hope we
shall, ere long, have direct trade with it.
At present, this is far from being the case.
No vessels are allowed to discharge in a re
gular way they are obliged to enter the
port under some preteXt, as that they are in
distress; and in order to obtain leave to dis
Charge, are obliged to make use OF interest
as we'll as avail themselves of colourabie pre-
fences. these are costly eXped;ents as well
as great Impediments in the way of business
he duties and eXpences a!e enormous,
amounting to 33 per cent or the valuation
OF the cargo. which is, however, not ufa.
vorable.
Yesterday, we were informed that the Jun.
ia mad resolved to admit no English vessel on
any plea but downright distress.
Very severe DEGREES have been issued a.
gainst smuggling. Any person detected in il,
whether EngIishman OF Spaniard, will be
sent to hard labeur.
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Translated for the New York Evening Post,
from the Lisbon Gazette of March 81.
GENERAL. ORDERS

u the AInrshaf Commandsr in CHirf Of
me 5'0rf"Suese .4rB'y, Wihiam Carr Be
ye&ford.
His Royal Highness the Prince Regent Of
Portugal having been pleased to confde to
Marshal BcresfOrd the command i'm chief of
MS armies, he thinks it his duty, on entering
upon that command, to make known to his
companions i'll arms his sentiments upon this
occasion.
The Marshal Commanderin Chief. while
IL The station which he held in the army sent
by his Britannia Majesty, to aid the adni
rable and prodigious efforts, which the Por-
tugueSe were making to regain their liberty
ana independence, so unjustly attacked, had
opportunity to study, and become thoroughly
acquainted with the disposition and military
character OF this nation and although he is
persuaded that he has given il AN uneuuivo-
cal proof Of the advantageous opinion which
he entert&lns of it, by his acceptance Of the
SAID command, he is nevertheless DESTROYS
ana hopes to manifest in a more decisiva
manner, that the chief command of the por-
tuguese army could have been entrusted to
no other officer, so intimately accuaintcd
with the ability and military talents inherc,,,
IN the Portuguese, to which some instruction
and uniformity in their direction. are alone
wanting TO demonstrate, that they are now
what they always were, if not the best az
least equal to the brayest and most inttclid
soldiers IN Europe and therefore the com
mander i'll chief will endcavuur with tho
greatest application ard care to give to tho.t
qualities that efficacy and energy which the,
always acquire wheR assisted by q wAu = :.
gulated disciplIa-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-05-19

L'OR SALE--Onc thousaru: acres / IND w.
= ing in the lower end buckingham county,
on both sides of Buifaloe creek, and on the road
leading from Ca-lra to New Canton, within half
annie OF navigation, on Willie's river, and about
two from Ca.lra. This tract is esteemed remark
ably fertile, and has plantation cleared on it SUI
hc'ent To work ten or twelve hand, to advantage
and good proportion of itch tobacco Land to
clear. The Improvements are only sufficient for
Tie accommodation OF AN overaeer and negroes
with barn, and apple orchard. THIS estate
rom It's great fertility, vicinity to market, anal 81
tuation in polite and agreeable neighborhood
is well WORTHY tie attention Of any gentleman
who may wish to remove from the lower country
to more healthy situaton.
For terms apply to Mr.. Lin.eus Boiling, of
me aforesaid county, who is fully authorised, by
.le subscriber, to treat with any person wishing
to purchase.
SUSANNA WILCOX.
Chullow, May g. 4w
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NEW ESTABL SHMENT OF THE
BELL-TAVERN.

THE exclusive management and superintend-
L ance of this House, has devolved upon the
Subscriber, who, with Dr. WIN. Hoomes x Will
son Allen, are alone interested in it. No pains
or expense has been spared to render this estab-
ishment one among the first upon the continent
and nothing, on the part of the subscriber, shall
be wanting to support its reputation and deserve
public patronage. There are 40 rooms in and at
tached to the tavern. The largest and most com
modious Stable in the City, and every convent
ence necessary to render the House a good one
1t has lately undergone considerable change, and
thorough repair. The Subscriber has laid in an
assortment of the best Liquors, and hopes, from
his experience, to merit and meet with public
support.
RICHARD c. WORTHAM
May 10. If
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CONTRACT FOR SHIP TIMER.

The Nary Bosrd has entered info erfen-
Sue contracts for ship timber, 10 be brought
from Nova Scotta. II is said thaE 6etzyten
noe and sir h~"drcd ahihS haze sailed, or
ABOUT toihroCced to iiahfla and CuuadQ,
TOR timber Of curious de$crThtions, and If
7rhtch $50 are on account IF governmental
a'4d thar one house has engaged 10 furnish
ter millions II feet Of three and four ia,ch
link.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-05-19

k'oRS ALG.-By virtue Ola deed oftrust, ex.
- ecUed hy Pleasant YOunghusband, in l,,s
Is tlps, and recorded in the General Court -
Rihie sold, ON the twenty cond day of next
19orft may,) at the Eagle Tavern, IN the city of
h}cs man!, four hundred and ninety three acres
OF 10 y ID, in the county of BcuricO, being the
trae g. LAND whcreon Francis Lewis, decd
resided until his death, which Land was decided
90 ssia Younghusband, by Moses Davis and wife
Glhe deed was executed TO the Subscribers to Sc
cure 70 frederick Harris, the payment of two
THOUSAND eight hundred and sixty cellars, with
niteress from the first OF March, 1850
It's mentioned IN the deed, that the SAFE was 10
be made Tor ready money, but the deed is dated
on ne Esd March, 1905, therefore subject t. the
"ct OF iiIe last session OF Assembly Of Virginia,
cit'''ei " An Act concerning executions & ior
other .ieIposeS."
DAVID DULLOCK,)
April 49, a..
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May I2.

EJCRSU ANT 10 lecrR,i order of the chan
Gerry District court ID Williamsburg, will
bc offered to' sale, at Yves moreiand courthouse
on the 18th Monday in MnvpeXt, being court day
that very valuable F.IJ1 NJ situated on NomoiI
river, IN the county of YVES norelanci, the propl!-
ty OF John Matthew's, lat, of said county, con-
tanning 61J acres. A credit of Il months will be
gwen, the purchaser executing bond wi.h APP
proved Security to the commissioners acting nm
der the atorcsa order AMI deed Of trust on the
lana to seclr" the Payment Of The purchase mo-
ney, according to tie teynls of the decree.
April II. Ia.C
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EUROPE.
CO W.T. .NUAYION.
January II.
OF EXTRACTS FROM ENGLISH PRINTS

OF - a. n !. > = ItOM ENGLISH PRINTS
LONDON, March 90.
he Moniteurin announcing the lake start
OF the Breast fleet, and its arrival in BASQUE
Roads, states that captain Troude had "a
vailed himself OF the opportunity to fuifil the
MISSION wl-h which the emperor had charg-
ed him" This expression fortifcs the OBJ
mon entertained of the L'Orient squadron
nciNg destined for Bncnos Ayres, ami having
the roy Il family of Spain on board.
report OF last night says, that, there will
be commission for executinp,
'ae ONCE OF commander in chict of the Brio
ti.h ARMY.
The Commissioners to be,
Zen. Sir David Dundas, President,
Lie"t. Generals Lord Harrington
--------Lord CathCart
Hope
Arthur Wellesley
oecTetaries--Cois. Gordon and Tcrrens.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-05-19

a TUTOR WANlED.-'The Trustees of
- the town of York, are anxious to employ :,
gentleman OF character, y literary requirements
TO conduct SCHOOL in the said town. The
branches of Science to be taught are, reading,
writing, English grammar, arithmetic, geogra.
phy, uSS OF the globes, tie Latin and Creek Clas-
As. Inc situation of York is pleasant and heal
thy From twenty to forty pupils can be procu-
red n comfortable house will be furnished the
utor Tree OF expense. A person who shall pro-
duce testimonials of lls sobriety, discretion and
requirements, which shall qualify him Tor the
conduct OF the school, will meet with encourage
ment on application to
G0RbLN GRtFFIN, } Committee
TIL: GRIFFIN ot
RoBT. NELSON, jr. Trustees.
May =. If
| AND1NG from the Schooner RIcHMoNp
- Isaac Seaman, Master -
50 Boxes Raisins,
10 Bales Soft Sheiled Almonds,
Casks Green Coffee,
- Barrels Prime Pork, and
Pipe London Particular Madeira Wine.
II Hegsheads Brown Sugar,
IS do Molasscs.
1ierccs Green Coffee,
IS Boxes Havannah Segars,
Bales WEIGH Planes,
Family Flour in barrels and half barrels.
Young Hyson Tyson Skin and Souchon,. Tea
10 Boxes Mould Candies,
FOR SALE BY,
GEORGE WATT.
January II. r.
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1t must be apparent to all these marshals,
that although they have been raised to the
highest diSnities, yet the apprehensons aud
Jcalousies which poison the mind of their
sovereign, who is technically to be denomi-
mated the fountain of honor, very greatly di-
minishes the value of the titles which they
nave received. Bonaparte gives them DIS
uhctions withoutimparting to them CORES
pondins degree of civic importance. They
are dukes az far as mere titles can make
them snch but their real consequence i.
almost entirely limited TO the military rank
which they hold i'll the empire. The selfish
designs and ambitious views of Bonaparte
appear, therefore, manifest, even in the re-
wards which he bestows on his generals and
oitccrs Of state. The instability of the mi
htary government has, been considered as
almost proverbisi; II at any time it may be
justly viewed in this light it is, perhaps.
when military tyrant shows the distrust
with which he regards the power ~ his
principal officers, eS en- in the rev ards which
he coniers on Decentralization PQt.er.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-05-19

\ NNA GOODWIN, will lease or eel, hmm.
I 1Fle'i. Asr HrLSE 2; LOTy, in this 81.
y, AM n,'' go haTts, Meeting. House, ON the
no NO 'r'-'G.''' terms, aId will take Young
tkeif Hcs'o ,,'.'. aud good 8 .,Ile creature,
IN par. ~ 10: sam. She lbs ,Isc G,r IL
I" h''F7t@ eta a."' %. ;ouschpll EsrRNIYLyRE
On stn} 'crg d -.t. .lrcl,.,.f.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-05-19
MADRID. January n

MADRID, January IL.
Circular letter addressed ty the King our
master to the ArchbiShups and Bishops OF
his kingdom.
Don Joseph Napoleon, by the grace of c Il
and the constitutions of the state, King a
spain and the Indies
p" in returning to this capital, our first care
rs well as frs duty, has been to PROSTATE
ourselves NJ the feet of that God who disDo-
ses ct Crowns. We have offered him the
homage OF our existence for the felicity OK
ebrave nation whom he has entrusted to
our care. 1t Is with ,his end cnly in con-
tnrmIty with our dearest thoughts. that We
nave addressed TO him cur humble PRAYERS.
"What is an individual in the immense
population OF the earth What is he i'm the
efsSo OF the Eternal, who alone penetrates the
intentions OF men, and acc ording 10 them de-
terrnines their elevation who sincerely
wishes the welfare OF his fellows, serves
bod; and his omEipotcnt goodness protects
him.
1--WE desire, that in conformity with .hcse
dispositions, yoI direct the prayers CT the
faithful, whom Providence has entrusted to
you. Letus al. ask of God, that he design
to let fall upon II, his spirit of peace and Wis
DOM Let us ALLURE every passion, chat we
may he occupied alone bv such sentiments
as onghtto animate us, and which the gene
raj interests of this monarchy inspire g.
the exercise of religion, tranquility and hap
piness succeed to the discords to which we
have been prey: Let US return thanks to
Goa Tor the success which he has been pleas
ed 10 grant to the arms of our august brother
and powerful ally the Emperor OF the French
who has had no other end in supporting. chr,
rights by his power, than to procure 10 SPAIN
a ieng peace, founded on her independence,
he French army VIII eyacuate the Spa
nlsh provinces aa tranquility shall be spread,
and as they shall unite around our throne.
Our will is, that you order e,.cn OF che
Curates OF your diocese to sing solemn Tc
ID. UNI the first Sunday after the receipt Of
this letter.
Given at our palace Of Madrid, the 24tt3
OF Jan. 1909.
(Signed) THE KING
6 The Minister Secretary Of Stats }
q hfS Majesty lLARI4N0 t.oLr.
IS Dug UINo'
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- RSuAN': 10 a D-ed Gi Trust exccI,Ic-i 80
d the subscribers, by Samuel Parsons & Sa.
ran ms wiTc, for the benefit af VIM Cu.ke and
Th"nas aud Amos Laid, AL either Creditors
at the SAID Samuel Parsons VIII b.. cXro.ed IN
Sale at Pubiic Auction, on the respective. Preni.
So on W ednesdav ihe 81 of ncNt month the
toilo wing PRoPER3N', ly;ag in the CITY Of
Richmond, viz. nearly thrce-fourths of the lot
Described IN the plan Of the said CITY by No. $50.
on the ) w. SIDE Of TIE Basin, and between
Thomas LHdd's and the Hay. Market SouaIe,
bounded on the North East by the street running
between the Hay. Market Square and the puoc
Warehouse
All that part Of LOT, No. 413, on the Eas;
side OF the Basin, which is bounded bv the stre.t
running; by the Ban; and Robert NI~Eim's tn
Cary street thence by the last mentioned street
1" t'@ tenement occupied by Mr.. Smith as a ba
kery, X back 10 The alley Which divides said Lot
from X. McKim's
One MoirIy Of the Tenement on the Main
street., no" occupied by David Logan, cont,n
ing ~ feet front. and extending back to an ail,y
ie'"ihg to hyrd's Warehouse, on which are =
t"o St"tI Disk store hous=, lumber house, kit
chen, stables, &c
Also, ten SHARES inihe Richmond Turnp;ke
and COACHEE and Horses, together with
sundry Observation-Disclosures, sc. The sale will
commence at the Tenement occupied by David
Logan for the Molety Thereon. The TiIrnnikt
@hares aud tie Personal Articles; and vii,
thence adIOurn in course to the tti,e,. LOTS
mentioned
Terms Of sale viii be, cssl. fo,. the Personal
pr"pcrty, the Turnpike shares, and the Agoiet,
" INC tenement IN tie &c upancv OF ID. Logan
"hd twelve months credit for tie otker property.
ON hotts negotiable aud payable ~ tie Bank OF
virginia satisfactorily endorsed, and titles t, be
withheld g further security, until fdl payment o.
lhe respective nO,os-Gr, ~ the option of ,he rur
CHASER, one tO,rth TO be paid down and the oil 50
uiree.ioutths 10 be secured by deed of trust on
the properly purchased, and bond of tho purcba.
ser: The Lots viii be sold rs they stand, or be
divided as Toay appear reasonable
Il CARRINGTON, ,
RICHARD ADAMS, Trustees.
GEO: CEREMONY
Richmond Aprii7. eptds
Ct The above SALE is postponed In Satur.
day the eth inst. when il Viii Ger. ,,,lv com.
n ''Ile az - o-clocS Nay 81, 1909
ENOR LEASE OR SALG--on a cr,dlt from.
4 TO 5 years--The SOfP and CBNDLF
MhNOFACIOHR, lately erected At Bacon Oar.
Ter Branch, IN the skirts OF the corporation bounds
OF this city.
The works have been constructed under tl,e
superntendance Of a. complete a workman. in
that business, aspcrhaps ever came from Eu
rope.
rhe 49, tcnsils for carrying on The a.
ooVe ous extensive scale may be had
with tte Enquire Of
49,, GEORGE CREENH0W.
nay w4w
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- 81 JACOBS, are Just receiving a'hand-
~ s".1e assortment Of Spring GOODS.
. nonE,t which arc,
"5 No'''n C"inhrics, Yellow Nsnkecns,
~" 90 Blue do.
OF EHFNed Le"o, Muslinet,
+ ~ 90 Dimltits,
T'''.a -"pr Piates, Bumbazetts,
10 40 C"'t"in calico, Bandanno 1th'kEs.
t,,f ','mbrSy, q handsome assortm't
n .,t'! i'u'S.rMS, Tortoise Combs,
lsi ,Hni 90. bale supcrhne Baftas,
49,. az. u ".i;cotm6 do. MownamoUdles,
~" CANT assortment Floor Carpeting.
Nih i nu'nJcr Of other articles too n1,merou.
scd pmres for cash.
Rpm 70. @.
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FFer for Salethe ElRoPER11' where now

y Her for Sale the FiROPE Il n where no W
d Live. The Improvements are all new. in
good order, and very convenient for a family
! Persons inclined to purchase will please apply 10
Mr.. Thomas Taylor or myself. Ii Il sale is not
made privately before Friday next it will then
he sold at Auction, on the premises, on credits of
I 4, 8 AID - monihs-the purchaser giving 4 note
negotiable at the Bank Of Virginia, with an APP
proved rndorser, for the first payment, and notes
ofts'stme description or 4 deed OF trust on tive
rfoperiy for the other instruments, as may be
mos; agreeable to himself.
II. SHEPPARD.
MayI6.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-05-19
THE SUBSCRIBERS,
TAKE LEAvETo INFORM THEIRrR1ENps AND
THE PUBLIC IN GENERAL, THAT THE
EAGLE-TAVERN,

4 n the City of Richmond, will hereafter be con-
Il Quoted under the immediate management of
GEORGE TURNER, they having formed an en-
most sanguine hopes that their unremtting excr-
tons will entite them to patronage and favor
Every comfort which necessity may require, or
which taste may suggest, will be procured with
aridlty and pleasure. They are determined, if
possible, to render the EAGLE, in every depart
1nent oftheir business, agreeable to their guests,
and a pleasant abode to the stranger. Their
Gcitude upon this score has Undue ed them, at con-
siderable expense, to make some important chan
Ses in the arrangement of the ROOMS. They feel
great share of confidence il assuring their
friends that they will meet wi,h every convent
srlce and attention that house of this character
Ss calculated to afford. Their Bed Rooms are
Furnished with an entire new set of beds and fur
niture, with a suit of curtains TO each, and the
hoor Covered with carpets.
Their stables are large {, commodious (Which
viii al WAYS be furnished with fall supply of the
best proyender the country aflords) stands with
IN twenty steps Of the house, with a pump ofex.
celicnt water at the door, for the purpose Of W..
Sern;f and washing the horses.
They take leave further to state, that C0F-
re e ROO III has lately been established in-onc
of the rooms of the Eagle, in which the news
papers from al! the principal towns on the CONT
nent are 90 be seen. With these advantages, 3
these determinations, in which they are resO we'd
Jlever 20 relax, they can but hope for the most
2atleg.ng success.
GEORGE TURNER,
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D PUBLISHED ny THOMAS RITCHIE, oP-
rosIrE THE GLOBE TAVERN, AT FIVE DOL
LARS PER ANNUM, PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
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The same day, will be Sold, at Auction,
- o. the premises, the unimproved Corner
~ op the hill nearly opposite Mr. Hylton's
Dpd bscl of Samuel Bells Lot. A credit Of six
lbon'hs viii be allowed tor this, the purchaser
2NiaS a Note negotiable at the Bank oiVirgima
'iitihtn approved endopser.
~. SHEPP I'm,
b. SHEFPfRD.
May 10. "
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GEORGE TURNER,
IA3ES S. SmITHERS.

II. D The printers throughout the U. States
-x'elnc wsircctt their papers to Jas S Smithers
are rex lesied TO niseftsll= al,oVe one week. and
in fst<4 .sseet TO Tuuser and Smitl,crs.
- G I: & J. 5. s.
q hi;sy 9. 3w
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FOR LIVERPOOL,
The good stauneh Brig,

SssA ENA ROBERT BARCLAr;
stsE.-x CAPTAIN HOUL.AND.
Is now landing at City Point, and as three
iourths OF her Cargo is under way, will be dis
patched immediately. Flour Cotton or Tobac-
co will be received at moderate rate of freight
For terms, apply to, Mr.. Thomas Tredway,
Manchester, or the Subscriber,
ROBERT POLLOK.
Petersburg, May l2. Sw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-05-19

HdIS, SHOES, PORTER. So.
J; 'U.tR, oiieis'cbr sale. at The same
~ house in which is kept the P.,;t4,t;,,.g
Store, second door above the Eagle Tavern,
a COMPLETE AsSoRTxExr OF
II II ~ g.
including Cantlemon's black, drab and patent
DIX 5EATERS, CAGIl KS, R0H : 80, IS.
Chip and LegAu:u Hats,
Mems and Bows yVou! d.
Serva;.,s' Glazed Leather do.
H"tters Trimmings and Materials
s n Q : S,
l-adhs Morocco and Sid Slips ard Ties,
GenI!tmcns' supegfne press Shoes and INNS,
Constantly on hand urge stock Of LoltI.d
Iorter' 4.e ard -jae,, ii.!e= ehiu Beer, &c &c.
Apr! 10 -
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-10-07
AMERICAN MANUFACTURES.

IS highly pleasing to observe the spirit
prevailing in various parts of the u. States
q. 10 encourage our internal manufactures
mere IS nothing more calculated to check
IN, u 'nsoience of foreign nations, especially
England, than a vigorous exer,ion to furn-
ish ourselves with such articles as we have
SO long been in the habit of i'm porting from
them. The raw materials within our coun.
try can be more benehcially used at home,
'han sent abroad to employ the people of 0.
Their nations: our labor can be as useful 10
ourselves as to them. The population cs
the U: 5. is adequate to all the purposes of
agriculture and manufacturers, if brouehs
INTO proper operation. But the failure Ess
oeen' mat we have not apportioned the en-
s'o}ment OF our citizens &c those vareu.
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-10-07

that, it may be safely pronounced,
has neves been the lot of any other
people.
: A nation thus prosperous within
may bid defiance to foreign injustice.
Its posterity is indeed abundant proof
Of its involnerability, and. consequent
" (whatever delusion may Temporal
rily prevail,) of the impotence of the
folly that sports with its feelings and
tramplrs upon its rights.
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-10-07

The Policy of Bonanarte conrastea with that of En-
Handicapped from the Edinburgh Review, Nun.
Der IS, October, 1903.
BONAPAkTE bends all his force to effect
some grand operation in one quarter. Upon the
late OF the cause in that quarter every thing else
Images IN the most distant scenes. Upon this
single view Of the subject is built the constant,
steady, mastery, resistless policy of Bonaparte,
from the attack Of a post up 10 the combination
OF entire CAM igns Examine his battles and
indeed those OF all the great commanders Of
France, aud we shall find that the plan of each
engagement is similar TO the general system Of
their military policy. They diiec, vast column
TO one well chosen point; break through the
line in that quarter; defeat the neighborng parts
OF 1t, and the rest falls before them
suppose he means to gain several object. in
t'ifferent parts of his extensive dorninions. For
example, to drive the English out Of Portugal
to reduce the King OF Sweden to an amicable az
acknowledgement of his ,itle-to expel the Neapo.
litans from the Continent, OF defend his new,
kingdom, ltaly-.o take province or TWO Yrom