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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-12-14
To the Public.

rho great benefit which haze cxperlenc-
ed from Rogers's Vegetable, &c and a hrm
persuasion thai it may afford relief to others,
induces me to make every laudable excrtion
fer It's distributions.
.isor i've years preceding the last OF Dec.
1907, lin consequence oil taking violent cold
/ had been afflicted witht asthma, tlsor-
der which I conceived TO be hereditary, my.
father and grand father both having greatly
suffered fiola it. 1 he disorder increasing.
RAPIDLY upon me, In the spring OF 1907, l
consulted DIR. c. l.. Sceger, but the urgency
.eef his business prevented him from attending
at that time, particularly to my case. My bu.
s;uess made il Unnecessary Tor IRE to leave home
and be absent the greater part ct summers
which elepriyednle OF the able professional
assistance of DR.. Seegcr. In September last
j severe cold brought on violent cough and
the disorder assumed an aspect more serious
andalarming than at any former period--l
was extremely de6ihtated, enaerated and co.,
fued. Such was the irgitabihty ofny lungs
was .obliged to use the greatest cautionin the
act ofrrespiliatop. After free use of Ro-.
pers's Vegetable, S.c. Tor about two months
Twas perfectly relieved of the dreadful cough
vhich-had 50 long afflicted me, and complete
,y cured OF every symptom of the asthna--
In short, blessed be God, [ have continued in
sound health ever since AS these facts may
be important to those unfortunate individuals
who are suffering from the same disorder,
have been thus particular in their detaii.---
And do not hesitate to declare my solemn
conviction, both from my own experience and
observing its.efiects on others, that Dir. Re-
gers's Y. P. ID. an easy, safe and effectual
remedy for coughs and astanas, and is tho
greatest an,idotc to all Pulmomc complaints
that the world has ever witnessed.
Jacob w. BreWiter.
.Nortbamhton, .ianaarg, 1909.
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Tiff Received

Andtsr sale 6y 1yames Kennedy, sen. Rs.l.
seller, Kng street,
Gentlemen and Ledy's Pocket ALMANAC;
in plain anu Morocco biadiss, Tor TIC Year
1910.
AND
Johnson's yirgjil;a Hasl Farmers Ain,
macs for do. .containi9s q yaric-y OF useaii ail
entertaining natter--bs the dozen OF otats.
wise.
ALSO,
Dir. Hooper's Physieians Nsee'nccr,n--
Just pubihhed---a very useias Natnal iee
young gentlemen OF tie ilcu:ty. fnce 4
cents.
pr Recess ,,Iedical Guide.
Pcrninaton's Memoirs OF Mrs. Eliza Car
ter.
IIai.'s Lectures o. 2!,e.o'ich aadsi1s
Bellies Lcttrcs.
g Adalns's iio.nan Antiquities.
Complete Fsrfier tncw etiucn)
Misses AIagazine--A2 vols.
portcns Lectures OF 81 Matthew.
Dr. Newconb's Harmony OF the Eyance-
lists.
Mrs. Vests Letters to Young Man,
Cowper's Poems and iask-~seperate, Gle.
giant miniature editions.
Mediator's Kingdom, not Of this Word,
81 and hall cents
Dece mber Z. eo
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IoIeph II. Vaudeville,

NoU. 80
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received On my left side a'soat Ior!n Y',.
before By his consent tried Rogers s. : ~.
oelO s = ]. roent = was very weak and ioW'
aaa 1oa,, hut half the quantity prescribed y
=. a liz, estons Inthree days was much re-
lieved, and in eight days qoi'e - = a
cough. ;,,,,
S.. Northampton, February, 1909.
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Charles Slmms,
Thomas Swami,
K. Harrison.

Ofsys t0r sale the f3Aozpias' articles, BY
uholesaie or yeta1l
5000 bush. Lisbon and Liverpool Salt
10000 lbs Green: Cohee, in barrels and bags
5000 Goshen Cheese, Of excellent qua
lily in casks
1000 New England do. do.
200 bbs. of Herrinss, ohad and Maekarel
SO tons Plaster Paris
20 bales prime Upland Georgia Cotton.
10 hhds Jamaica, Antigua and Dema-
rara Rum
pipes French and ditto Brandy
Is hhds. Muscovado Sugar
so bbls. do. do.diflsrent qualities
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Jacob w. Brewlter.
Srtbamfiton, Janaery, 1909.

THIS may certify, that about the. first of
October last, was attacked with a violent
cough, which proceeded, as was the opinion
OF my physician, who is man we'll approved
81 in his profession, from a:bruise which I
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-06-19
A GREAT BARGAIN.

4
THE subscriber wishing to remove to the
western country, will sell the FARM on
which he resides in Fairfax county, | ! miles
from Alexandria, 9 from George Town Ter
ry, and about the same from the Potomac
bridge crossing to the city of Washington
in healthy, agreeable neighborhooi, con-
tanning about 40 acres, on which IS a con If'
nient dwelling house, large enough Tor geh-
teel family, together with all the outhouses
suitable, all new or nearly so ) an orchard OF
apple trees of selected fruit, together with
different other fruit trees, proportion OF I'M
proved meadow for the scythe, and large
portion more may easily be made. Any per-
son inclined to purchase may know the terms
by application to MIR. JOHN DuL1N, adjoining
the said farm, or the subscriber on the pre-
misses.
E. Dulin.
Jnne 9. du
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ROBERT GRAY,
HAS Jusr RECEIVED
The following new Songs

49, SET TO MUSIC -
trbe Law of Love, written by J. L. Lewis,
90 The music composed by DR.. J. Clarke.
|rice 25 cents.
~. Home of my Heart, Ballad, sung
Mr. Mr. <Incledan, and composed by Mr.. +.
helps. Frice IS cents.
4 Twice Forward, favorite Cotillion, a
G,ted 10 the new song of No, no, no, 1t
.2Sn't be so. Price Is cents.
Tho Days that are gone' Ballad with an
oupaniment for the plane forte, compo-
Nv Dr. Clarke Price 81 IL cents
$50 beautiful Butterfly, burnt IN bal
la. Price IL IL cnts.
[yane g..
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Tohn Gardner Laid,


Has for sale, at MS Warehouee, Princestreesi
= WharE-
Muscovado and Loaf Sugars in hogsheads
and barrels.
Molasses, West-India, and New-Englan
Rum in do.
Hollands Gin and French Brandy npipese
Port, Sherry, and Malaga Wines.
Coffee, Rice, and Cotton Wool.
Imperial, Hyson,, Young Hyson, Hyson.
shulan, and Hyson-skin Teas, in-whole, half,
andquarter chests. :, So
case black Persians.
9 barrels Caroline Indigo.
90 crates Liverpool cream-colored & blue
edged Ware assorted. 80
Best. Black Pepper in Bags.
Spermaceti Mould, and Mould and Dip.
Tallow Candles in boxes.
Brown Soap in. boxes-Cod-fsh in do.
Beef, Pork, Salmon, Shad and Herrlngs
n barrels.
Tanners Oil, Spanish Hides, quantity f
Soal Leather, Mems, W omens' end Childrensi
Shoes of various descriptions, few packages
of White Rolls and German Checks, Russia
Sheetings and Diapers; Russia and Ravens
Duck, India Cotton of different kinds, Nsa--
keens, so pieces coarse Irish Linens, Write
ing and wrapping Paper, 500 busbeis coarse
Salt, Cordage. Flax, Glue, a adantlty Of Vta
negar. 200 tons Plaster paris, and 20 to..a
Russian Hemp. &c. 30.
January ~. -
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January
SEINE ROPE.

THE ubscriber manufactures and has fois
ale, at tiouse on Washington-street, oE's
post, Jacob Rednaa's sugar refinery Se'ae
andHauliag Ropes,of all sizes Seisaea Pew e
ng Irvine Shad & Herring Iwifs Sack
ng and Bed Cords Plough Lines arassss
Also, Tarred Rope and CIDER Cords.
Joleph Harper.
ySnhr~,Ar -. ~. :
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June lei
PUBLIC SALE.

r TNDER the authority of deed of trust
i from Lewis Summers, for the security
of Robert Moss, the subscriber will offer at
public sale, on Tuesday, the soth day of May
newt. ON the premises, near William Pad
gets tavern, In Fairfax county, 60
or LIND. situated on the new and old turn
pike roads, about $ miles rom Aiexan q.
containing IS and quarter acres. "A credie o.
of sixty and ninety days Will DC allowed;
r. I. Taylor, TyuF.
a. Thefale of the above pro-
perry isIpoitponed until Mon
day the both June next.
May 80.
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May 90.
PUBLIC AUCTION,

To be sold, at public auction, at Northnm-
berland court house, in the county OF NOT
cumberland, and state of Virginia, On
TUESDAY,, the fifth day of September
next, at eleven O'Clock, in the forenoon,
Five contiguous Plantations,
Amounting together TO a6out 200 AereS,
CITUATE, on the river Potomac, ana
~ within about three miles OF the court
house. These estates formerly belonged 20
Presley Thornton, Esq. and are the same 'sl On
which he lived. They have never been seen
by either Of the subscribers but 1t IS under
stood, that about 1900 acres OF them are as
valuable low grounds as any on the rlVer' ahu
a considerable part thereof heavily tlmbereo.
The uplands consist OF about 1000 acres, aad
the whole is well calculated for the production
of corn, wheat, tobacco, timothy, and snall
grain of all kinds, in great abundance, ne
waters are said to abound with excellent
fish, oysters, and wild fowl The water carl
riage is easy and convenient to Norfolk, Ba-
timere, Alexandria, and the city OF Wash
layton; and as these estates possess several
good mill seats, with an abundance of water,
anda plentiful supply of timber, they must
be very valuable.
The premises will be shewp to persons IN
clining to purchase, by Col. James Moore,
who lives on them, or by amuelrbfack'ueH,
Esq who lives near to them; ana the terms
,of payment may be known sufficien. time
before the sale, by applying to either of them,
or to the subscriber in the city Of Philadel-
phia.
VIM. LEWIS.
I,na fol dts
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CsSALE
Ten Dollars Reward.

RAN A Way, from the subscriber, about
SIX weeks since, negro woman named LID
DY, about feet 4or inches high, She IL
"a black likely woman, has remarkable thin
lips and her nose is not Eat, has lost most Of
her fore teeth, she had variety Of cioathlng
not recollected. It is supposed she is Turk
ing about Alexandria as her husband lives
with Mr.. Robert Anderson. She : very
noted woman in this town having lived with.
in few years in several families before
bought her. The above reward will be pas
for experimenting and securing her in Jail SO
that I get her again: and reasonable charges
if brought home.
Peter Sherron.
June s. DIV
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Wanted to Hire,

By THE MONTH OR YE1R,
A FEMALE HOUSE SERVANT, to
whom, If of approved character, very liberal
wages would be given. Enquire at the PRINT
ing Office of the Alexandra Gazstte.
Jane la. $s-s
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-06-19
JUNE g..
NOTICE.

TN pursuance of the decree of the hon. the
1 circuit court of the district OF Columbia
for the county Of Alexandria, the subscribers
will proceed to sell at public sale Oh the pre-
misses on Saturday the first day OF july next,
for ready money, that three story bklGA
HOUSE situate on the south side OF Prince
street, between Fairfax & Water Streets tor--
melly occupied by Adam S. Swoope, decsas-
ed.
Thomas Swami,
Edmund |. Lee,
COMMISSIONERS.
Ns.oo, dts
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June Is.


| 4 Arofssstoual DENTIST -- q Baltimore,
~ RESPECTFULLY acqualnts the LADIES
! Il. and GENTLEMEN OF Alexandra, that
he ihtents to practice III this place tor q feW
/; DAYS, in all the various branches OF his pro
! fession. No genteel person of either sex
! can give or receiye pleasure OF con11of'' ny
/ teeth coated with tart or decayed gums or
/ fnted breath, His method OF cleaning tn
teeth will be found both easy and efllcaclous,
as hundreds can attest in Baltimore and else
where. Without giving pain, or hurting the
! enamel, he removes the tartar, &c when the
teeth will assume a beautiful appearance the
gums adhering to the teeth but II the state
Of the runs require it, doctor Z. Will give
! n the nersof, an kntiscorbutic lotion ct che
! mical preparation, which gained the applause
/, of hundreds beth in Europe and America
lit IS pleasant, innocent, and effectual, In
smoothing and whitening the teeth ana cur
! ing the gums, rendering them red and hrm'
preventing the decay Of the teeth and sweet
ening the breath. Doct.C. hts aruhciai teeth
from one to an entire set, with such nlcety,
to answer the useful purposes OF nature, and
Of so natural an appearance that 1t Is lmpossl-
HE To distinguish them from rea! ones. Dr..
C. Aatters himselffrom his being regularly
bred to the practice Of physick, as we'll as to
the Hentist Business, and his long experience
on continent of Europel France and Spaln)
toesiye to all those who favour him with their
commands, every possible satisfaction.
May Is, q.
NJ e. Doctor c. will wait on any lady or
gentleman at their respective houscs,or may
be consulted at the City. Tavern
JAMES BACON
Begs leave to inform his former customers
and friends, that he has
Recommended the Grocery Bu/s'ess,
Athis Store on Kingnear Washington
street.
WHRRE HE OFFERS For SALE,
A we'll chofen aHortment OF
goods, in that line,
Warranted genuine, particularly his
TEAS, WINES & LIQUORS,
Which are Of superior quality--He will dis
pose of each and every article on the most
moderate terms.
May z. atf.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-07-31
Shipping JIntrlligenfe.

Vessel, Lef-At Grenada, July 2, Faith
fol Servant, Hiram, do.--Will.
lam, Kennebunk-Msrgaret, Portland
Rolla, Wells-Confdence kennebunk.
At the Havana, July Z, Hampden,
Holmes, of Bath, for Philsd. in 10 days !;
-, Motley, OF Portland, for N. York in 6.
Markets dull sugar and coffee very high,
and rising.
Yessels Spoten.-June %, off Cape Anto-
MIA, brig Success, Tsp?an, 3 days from
Trinidad for Salem, had been plundered by
a Pirate, 2 days before-In lat. % N. long
SO w. sch. Nancy, of Portland, bound for
Barraeha.
! July Ii, lat. AZ, long 81, ship Huntress,
Ashton, Of Wiscasset, fir. Newyork July
8, lat. 81, long. Go, sch. Jane, Thompson,
fiom Portland, for Cuba, days out Jul,
9, lat. So, long. 67, SER Dolphin, Cox,
from Bristol, (Me) tor St. Thomas, out 7
days.
SHIPPING Memoranda.
The ship Elizabeth, Gate Capt. Tufts,
dead) was at S.. Jago de- Cuba, July q
bound to N. Orleans, with four huna,e4
, French passengers.
The brig Success, Phippen, ar. at Salem
from Cuba, was boarded off Cuba
from British gun-brig, and treated pc
litely. Off the Isle of Pines, was plumber
ed by French picaroop, of gune.
A ship of 200 tons IS up, at Baltimore, tt
sail for Bordeaux, 10y special pc mission]
for the purpose Of taking to France thos,
persons who have arrived in the L S. from
the isle of Cuba, and who were ordeleo
away by the Spanish Government.
From NeO5H,ypo,t. July 24.-ArriVed, brig
Aidar, Hafrod. IS days from Got,enburs
Left, Sally, Scott, Boston Retsey, Bar
ker do; Ssucy Jack, Upton, Salem, sc. &c
The following Americans were taken b,
the Norwegians, viz .-Barques Packet
Pulsifer, Maj blehead Edward and Henry
Parker, Gloucester briggs Ann, How, Bos
ton Suwarrow, Leach, Beverly GoOa
Friends, PhIad. ship North. Anne rics
Drink water, of Portland and Que other
The above were carried into Chr,silSl
Sands, and Carsop.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-07-31

At We ,inou,h, very suilenly, Capt.
GEORGE 4 rrrLE, ~ IS, iormeriy COM
mander Of tue United States ltigste Boston
an Officer of distinguished worth, and un-
dauntcd bravery.
In Wells, Mr. Richard Butts, Portland,
aged As.
In this town, Mrs. Nancy Bancroft--it Is
supposed she fell into the fire IN a lit,
which caused her death.
On the Esd inst Mrs. Hcpsbabeth, wife
of Capt. Seth blanchard, aged 46.- -ofthe
character of this excellent woman, suffice
it To say, that to cheerfulness of DISPOSE
tion were added all those tender charities.
which are the certain Offspring of life Of
Holiness, and The sure presages OF future
happiness. After long illness, which tor
the last few weeks became severely pain
full, she departed this life on Sunday, the
Esd instant fully convinced that her title
was clear to "another ana better soorid."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-07-31
Dte0,

In N. Orleans, Lit. VIM. Lithgaw. Of the
Cd, and 1t. Edward Mason, Of the Sd reg't.
u. S. infantry.
la Gates county, IN. CO. Mrs. - Harris,
thrown from a chaise aud killed lady
with an infant child,in the chaise with Mrs.
IL. sprapg from the chaise while the horse
was running in full speed, and received no
injury.-In Amboy, IN. j. Col. phineas
Manning, collector of the port.
In Cornwall (Con n son of Mr.. E Bird
sey, aged IL killed instantly by lightning
while hoeing in field twin brother of
the deceased and another child were near
him and struck down, but recovered they
were all within % yards of the electrical
rod Of the meeting house.
In Goffstown, IN. HI Mr.. James Eaton,
aged 72 while reading with his back to-
wards window, his spectacles attracted
the lightning aud the shock instantly killed
him.
At Rye, N. H. by fash of Lightning,
Mr.. Richard Jenness. aged so.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-07-31

Taken on Execution, and to be jSla at
Pubic Vsnd1e, at THE Dus!2i7r-
HUFF ef Maj. 7zmas Afeans, in
trsf3srf,m 1bWtaay the fbaiy.,f,F
diy Of AIggf next. at three Of tic
clock, in The a,ferns9n.
a Ii the right in Equity ofRedemption,
which TINA, MiLsf has to the follawi.e
defcribed, mor,gagea real effate, 10 wit, a
certain parcel or traa of LAND, fi,uate in
Freeport aforefaid, aud bounded as follow.
southweiierly by town road csor,hwe itrly
by 'aad of Joiah Reed; and northeaiter.y by
land of John Winaow or however o,hcrsiie
the fame may be bu'ied and bounded or re.
puied to be bu,ted and bounded, con,ain;ne
ieven;een acres, more or LET'S, being part of 10,
No. &c on Range c. 70 called, in Freeport.
and the fame wherein the fad Milet now
dwells, toge her with the buildings thsreoa
Handing. JOSIAH REED, D. Sheriff.
F'efp''f' zF J'.y, 1859 (3E
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-07-31

they insult the delicacy of yirtuous
aeopis, by treating with ministerial
pander, whose life is employed in Sc
lucing innocence o, if there be a
sense Of honor, or any remains of an.
Gent sortitude among US, let him not
be Forbid it Heaven For
bid it patriotism for we hope there
is yet enough of patriotism left to re-
iect dishonour, and resent indignity.
Let the accursed Jackson, and tbs hoa.
ry traitor of Massachusetts,, be refused
our hospitality. No forms of etiquette,
no rule of diplomacy, should induce US
toaccept of SO dangerous messenger"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-07-31

If any one should doubt. that there are
amorg the leaders OF the democratic party,
many individuals, who are IN king every ex.
ertion to involve this country in a war with
England, then let him read the following
remarks, published in a leading democratic
paper, abiding to Mr.. JACKSON, who has
lately been appointed by the British gov
ernlnent, minister to this country -
/" Let the reader once more remem-
Der the negoclator of this horrible and
yengctu sacri6 ce-Let him inquire
who prepared the knife for the execu-
tio..er---who lulled TO sleep the suspl.
oions and anxieties of the victims--lr
was JACKSON the same Jackson,
who, ifrepor be true, ~ now dispatch
ed TO this country Oh an embassy OF e.
quail pertidy--perhaps of equal cruelty.
Already disciplined thousands are in
arms at Haliifax--ships of war, proM-
slons and military stores, are prepared
10 minister 10 their rage and veDge
ance. The sanguinary Jackson is once
more in comnission-his hands yet
red with the massacre at Copenhagen.
VIII the government accreJit this muir
derous emmissaryi VIII they take
pollution into their bosoms VIII
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-07-31
RACKCOYE BRIDGE.

THE Proprielors Of Back Cove Bridge are
4 hereby notified tina, their annual meet
ing will be holden at the houie of hbyabam
BreMaa, iunholder in Portland, on dONDdf
hs jevsnf5 day Of dEgsi7 next, (being the hrit
Monday in iaid mosth of AugulD at four O.
clock in the afternoon, for The following pur-
pofes-viz.
TO choofe a Moderator.
To make choice Of Officers for the enfuing
year,
To receive accounts and allow the fame If
they may be found right
To fee if they will authorize their Commit
tee to let the teams that come into town over
the Bridge. loaded, retun without loads tree
OF toll, or pafs iueh vote refpeet,ns the roll
as they nay Judge eIPedIent.
Per order Of roe Sfaqhsg COMMITTEE.
STEPHEN WAITE, prpr. G'lys.
Portland, JDy 81, 1899
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-07-31

10 be JSI ~ order sfCa,vf, on THURS
DHT, the (soenfefntb day Of M
gsf next, at Ia e'elbek, ID. on the
prcmje5s
THE Real Efiate of Caleb Randall, late of
Portland, in the county of Cumberland.
deceAied. coniilting of lot Of LAND in laid
Portland, adjoining the fsuth end of Cumber-
land itreet. with the buildings thereon Rand.
ing, including the reverfion Of the widow
dover. = Conditions Of iaie will be known
at the time and place aforementioned.
LUCY RANDEL, Af, on Js;s Eesfs.
7siy lU. 4.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-07-31
4" British Perfdy. -

1t is somewhat strange that our people
loving democrats, who pretend to be such
mighty sticklers for peace and national JUS
lice, should be willing to starve under en-
barge and non importation laws, rather than
do any thing that might give offence to their
good and grand ally and friend, the Empe-
TOR of France. He may capture, burn and
sink our vessels on the ocean whilst prose.
cutting their lawful trade. He can capture
our citizens. and order them to be marched
into the interior Of France, and there be
immured in a loathsome prison and treated
as prisoners of war, in violation of the stipu.
lations Of an existing treaty, ratified by
himself and which he has solemnly pro-
missed to observe. To say nothing of the
millions of American property which has
been shipped to France upon the faith OF
the aforesaid treaty, but which has been
con6scsted without the least colour Of
right. Notwithstanding all this, our demo.
cratic Editors. who would be thought to be
the only advocates of American Rights
and the avengers Of our wrongs, can see
, nothing improper in the conduct of Bona
psrte. According to their estimate Of NOR.
al and rational justice, this modern tyranl
and would be conquetor of the world, " car
do no wrong" No such thing as French
perfidy in all this. Yet we see these i'm
partial patriots seize on every unfayourable
circumstance on the part of the British
government. as an act of Perfidy; and the
declaration of Mr.. Canning. that Mr.. Frs
kline deviated from his instructions, is false
hood. We leave it to our readers, upon 4
comparison of the correspondence between
the British Minister and Mr. Smith, and the
letter Of Mr. Canning, to say if the latter
is not warranted in declaring that there was
a deviation from instructions. Yet the
Chronicle denies the fact and asserts that
the British government are determined not
to conciliate-That she is determined to
force us into war. fine leaders Of the
democratic party really entertain that con-
fdence in the wisdom and integrity of Pre-
sident Madison which they profess to, why
not suspend their denunciations and at.
tempts to embroil the two countries in war,
till there has been an opportunity for hon.
durable negotiations