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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-17
SQUIRTING AT NEWS.

BY the brig Saunders, capt. Quail, from
CadiZ accounts to the 90 h May are rece
we'd, but they are nor sufficiently GLORIOUS
20 be published at large and beside lis OF
some Importance to those who are in the
Cadiz trade. that they only should know
how things 7vork, both as it regard purcha
ses here and competition there; the great.
err the necessities of Cadiz, so much the
better for the price for four. and fork Sau
cages, and so forth ; and moreover, II a cap
tam who means to go back, were to say eUe
Ty thing he kneTv, Some busy body here
who wished to get good price for his own
venture, might in the qyay Of trade, imper
tinently send one of the papers containing
the TRUE STATE of things, which instead
OF reporting that all was quiet, nigh; say
there was a tremendous noise. In this way
there is kind of EMBARGO upon straight
NEWS; and if any thing is to be had to be
depended upon. 1t must come IRON some
one who is not afraid Of his o7vners or who
does not mean to make another kTih to Ca
dz.
We learn, however, that gale Of 7riud
entered into c0nshiracy with some ships
In the bay of CadiZ, on board of which some
seven or eight hundred Frenchmen (more
or less) were confined; and that this gale
of 7Vind furnished those French prisoners
gale of wind forced the prison ships from
their anchors and such was the impetuo-
sity of the gale, that the two ships run
shore, notwithstanding the boats from tie
British feet were sent to oppose the gale,
and the drifting of the ship; and the worsl
OF all 10 or II of his majeSty'0 subjects were
unfortunately killed. no doubt by the afore
said gale Of wind
The French prisoners in one of those
same kind of ships, likewise, bot without
any aid of the ale, cuJ the Gables aud then
took advantage of the gale, which again
sprung up like a jacobn for the purpose,
and tbe3 unfortunately also got on snore.
BY the same channel it appears that the
Spaniards in the noble and manly spirit OF
their proclamations and their very celebra-
Ted high sense Of honor, carry on the bust
ness oil dissemination in most surprising
manner; and at place called o liars, about
10 miles from Leon, had with knives, dag
gers and Gu lasscs, cut 10 pieces garfisos
Ofihe French, NOT leaving any one to tell their
"misIortunes"
Nothing WAS heard Of the battle in Pcr
WSui, the actors not being perfectly prepared
60 perform their several parts and IL was
believed by these in the secret, that if;herc
should DC any battle at all, IL would be d mutt
lated imitation OF ,hc battle OF Ccrunnq.
.Hstr0ya.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-17

nufaeture Of china h aUe been DISCOVERED in
me United Stafes and that china equal to
thar imported from the Eas. Indies. has
been made. This fact is undoxb eddy in
teresitnY' more eshec,aNy as ape may be
FURNISHED srifh his article from our ozvn
manufaciories. Decomhosed field STAR,
which according "a the ohtn,on Of some, con
sttufes one IF fhc ear'hs has been found in
diGeremt harts of he country and the o
Their svhich ahhea,S 10 d6ar nor verv ma
teriaHy + an mis- earth vvU zvhen mi red
E3'h II IN PROPER hrpk,ortion. and e.rhoscd
70 Siren heat. a6ord a semi TRANSPARENT
spare, Possessing RE properties IF china =
me har'icutar hr 1her, y ofo of he earths
rs 10 became /ns'6te in a given degree, ard
therefore 10 assume in a measure fhe hro-
fer'y Of glass rvhen II is mia,ed win an
'nfust6fe earth. H must farm a .comhound.
Possessing fhe semi TRANSPARENT and other
properties " china. This rfect is arfri =
6ufed 6y some 70 the Presence cfhorash.
Aurora.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-17

/. Yesterday arrived brig Saunders, Gail.
from Cadiz, which he left the 29tn May,
and informs that the French are erecting
ba teries and advancing their works at Ma
tagorda; but had not opened them when he
sailed neither had there been any renCoun.
ter or sallie OH either side for some time pre-
vious 10 his sailing. On the l7;h and 2sth of
May, two OF the prison ships ran ashore
IN gales ofwnd. by which six Or seven hum
died French prisoners were releascd-the
boats OF the British men of war a tempted
10 board Them, while drifting, and ,ake out
the prisoners but the French men having
got arms in their hands. kept them off
and killed Is or II OF the English I; from
which 1t is supposed, that the one on the
25th, having four or five hundred prison
ers, taking the advantage of the gale, had
rose on their guards, seized their arms. cut
the cables and let her drift on shore-The
Frencnmen defended her Till they were all
landed, when the British sat her on hre.
Captain Quail info ms, that on the ooh
of May, the Spanish mountaineers. armed
only with knives, daggers and cutlasses.
poured down on the Town of Chicus, (about
is miles from the Isle of Leon,) garrisoned
by body OF the F nch, whom they rout-
ed and cut to pieces, hardly leaving man
20 tell their misfortunes.
Capt. Q heard nothing Of the battle. in
Portugal, or the evacuations of M.drid,
as reported yesterday, via Charleston.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-17

name he would have deserved, who has
been, nevertheless, doomed by this terrible
man to misery.
If he had begged access ~ any of those
high distinguished persons under whose roof
she lived. whose children she had taught !;
oil Mr. Emmett, who Expresses o ore, but
protects the innocent or Of M. Fulton, who
knew her and her husband in their own
country; if he had asked of Mr.. Jarvis
that man OF keen sagacity, of observation
with knowledge of mankind. and of all the
parties ifhe had been satisfied with Mr..
Hits word. rather than that of" pious nur
scs, and kind attending DOCTORS" and reve.
rend teachers, who had disputes and law
suits, he would have known what all but his
mutinous genius now comedies. l have no
cause ofprivate malice against him, bur quite
the contrary. When he had any spark of
character, he praised me more than ever
could merit, and l could not but thank him.
When he had nothing good to give but his
abuse, without offence or change in me, he
gave me that with equal liberality, and !
thaDSed him. If could ask favor of him
SOW, it would be to abuse me more and
more, but never let his malice go the length
otpraising me for although my friends who
Know me well might not desp!se me, yet in
ms community where am little knowH, and
still almost stranger, / may not have form
ed sufficient character To stand against his
praise, nor be entitled TO so much Indulgence
that 1t should be believed tina, could have
hispraisc and yet be honest.
have not chosen to be his historian. nor
20 inquire into his private and domestic vir-
tues; that is beneath me. have not used
those Common topics of abuse. that he was
bred an ignorant mechanic because. if he
had raised himself by talents from that sta-
tion, it would be to his honor and rather
serve to excuse the coarsencss of his style
and manners. than to aggrava!c them. i
Call the Judge of Al to witness tor the hon
est feelings with which ! have arraigned
MIN And having ia5ored faithfully, IN a
good and sacred cause, TO do my duty, pro.
kest against injustice from whatever quarter:
register that protest int tie archives OF hea-
zen, and leave the resttoyou.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-17
Erirscs Jfoai rae orders sfGeucraE H1mh-
ron. dafed Head Quarters. HlorviIle,
June 8fh. 1910

ron, 0uie0 He0d-y quarters, -A3I0IU!s.e
June Sfh. 1910.
The extension of the command of Briga
der General Hampton, by the formation of
the southern and western districts of the ar.
my into one department., aud the military
duties which demand his attention in the
state OF Tennessee, and on the Atlantic coast,
will necessarily prolong his absence from the
army OF the Mississippi for some months
In the mean time, the commanding officer
at the cantonment, Washington, M t.
those commanding at the different posts with
in the Orleans and Mississippi Territories,
and those within. the state of Tennessee,
Soutb-Carolina and Georgia. will, until the
month OF August. Inclusive, unless otherwise
directed, address their communications and
returns to Columbia, South Carolina, at
which place the Generals Head Quarters
will be. for a time, established--But after
the period he has mentioned, all official
communications are to be addressed TO his
former quarters, with the army AT Wash
ington, M. T.-From this arrangement,
the post at Fort Adams and that at For,
Claiborne are excepted, and their respec
tive commanding officers instruc ed to make
their communications and returns through
Colonel Gushing. or the officer commanding
at the cantonment, Washington, M T. and
through whom they will receive such orders
and instructions as may be thought neces
sary.
The British brig Avon has returned to
New Castle, it is SAID, with special p-imrs
sion from cur government To make eHtry,
and land the money on board.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-17
Ertracf oT a letter tram commercial house
Of The first re$hectubih:y, G1fed
LIVERPOOL, MAY rs. 1916

We are informed that Mr. Pnkney is
at ie"gth in possession of the French decree,
10y which all American property is scques
tered, as likewise the imperative order for
All citizens OF tae Uniisd ates to Quit the
+ eEch territories without delay, under pain
ot Imprisonment This decree was passed
as tar back as the Esd March, but not pub.
il,hed until The 9Th OF May. It's tran ,,nit-
ed TO all the northern powers for their (,
dOption. ~. 7 T. Posi-.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-17

u A letter received in this town from
l. v Ip'ol. of dave OF May 81 repeats the a..
bove 'umor, with this addition-That the
report was stated to be grounded nn a de
cree, published by Bonaparte, in which a :
mercana were ordered TO quit the country
immediately, on pam of Imprisonment and
the coniisca ion Of their property.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-17
RosToN, July 9.
j ~ p o Il TT VT.

An article under the Portsmouth head, of
May 10, stares, rha cartel has Just ar
rived IN three days from Morlaix, advising
tna' bohapare was SO eniaged ut the Anne
ricans, that he had ordered them all out of
The Country. on PAM of confsca;ion and i'm
prisonmenI."
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-17
NAsn1ncroN. Inlu IL

The President Of the Unrted States LEFT
This CITY OH Mandy, on visit to Monpel
lier
The corvette, John Adams, arrived at the
Navy yard, at this place, few days ago.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-17
PHILADELPHIA, July 70,
TO PHL.PEAS BOND Esq.
GENERAL OF GREAT BRITAIN
FOR THE MIDDLE STATES.

SIX,
AS you, srou, your starIou, mus, TIC sup
posed 10 be acquainted with the meaning
and intention of the orders of your king in
council, it is the wish of many Americans to
be informed. if there are any, and if any,
what other nation. which employs vessels in
tile whale and cod fisheries.
- The reason why this enquiry is made, is
this-that we suppose aud verify believe
there is no other .tion which has engaged
in these fisheries, but the American and
if so, that the late British order in coun-
Gil is in fact an act OF legislation over the
United States TO all intenls aud purposes.
MANY AMERICANS.
A law for the suppression of Duelling has
passed in the Illinois territory, founded on
the Virginia code. The punishment OF the
surviving duellist, Gf his antagonist die with
Ill ,hree months) the aiders, abettors and
councillors thereof, to suffer death by hang
ing. The challenger, or person accepting d
challenge, is declared incapable ever OF moi
ding or being elected to any Office of profit
or trust, civil or military, within the terri
tory Persons when entering upon The
duties of office, are to swear Or affirm, that
they have never been eng lged IN duel.
either directly or indirectly, in any wise
whatever.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-17

When the last adviccs were received from
LiaoOn direct. the British fleet AID q ansports
were IN that position Tor ACTION, which
the can,en call with GHchDJS 5horf Hcak
which translated mo tie Vcrnaculdr
id .H mcaar yeddU/>y q start, " 40 o.hcr
wOrds, prepared ~ cNf aAa iAn.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-17
FRENCH RAMBUUlLLET DECREE

The following is a copy Of the French Decree,
noticed in the London extracts.
The last number of the BULLETIN pEs Lors
contains an Imperial Decree, dated at X m
bouiliet, the 23d of March, 1910, which-(tn.
king INTO consideration that tic goferum. lit OF
tho United STATES has by of The 1st VI ,rch,
1909, ordered, l. That from the 20lh of MAY
next ensuing, vessels arriving the United
States, under the French flag, shall be seized
aud cohfscated, together with their cargoes -
3 That from the same period, no nerchandfz. r.
nor production of the soil, o. manufactures Of
France or her colonies, can be imported IrtO the
ports Of the United States, from any fore g.,
port Whatsoever, under pain of seizure, corIiIs
cation and penalty of three times the value of
the goods 8 That 1t shall not be lawful for
American vessels TO proceed for any port in
France, Cher colonies or dependencies) --decrees
as follows
I" All vessels sailing under the American flag,
and owned IN whole part, by any citizen or
subject OF that power, that, reckoning from the
2Oth of May, 1899. may have Glrcsdy entered,
or that shall subsequently, enter Tie ports Of
France, her colonies, or the territories occupi-
ed 10y tie French armies, shall be seized & sold
and the produce OF the sale shall be deposited in
the CasSe D'Amorl isotOm From this proyi
sion are alone excepted such vessels as may be
charged with dispatches. or comm ssions from
the Wcrnment Of the United States, and have
40 iAdng nor merchand1e on board"
We understand, that ne notorious Sic
lHheH Bnrr0nSbs 7va9 iafcLy sentenced 10
traHshoriatiOH from CGHdd1 10 B0tcHg Ban.
Hnder a tue td7V 6Ht qpaS GGer7Uards Tar
d0Hed on grUing AeaUy 60ndS fer ms future
C0od cDHdVct I'm TIE condemnation OF
fhi8 ringicadcr II iHiqHfy, all his cOaErGer
a'cS 8Nadeniy decaMfcd and 10 IS 8H6ho-
Scd arc no7O returRed ~ tie UHited SUES.
| we hcf,e q SHARP lark on 7OiH be kcHt .Jor
fhcm. dos Paper.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-17
ANEW MANUFACTURE.

We unders and fhqt The nue petunse and
kaU!in The egr!by SE5siGaeee used in tie ma
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-17

If we can conclude from. appearances,
there viii be new government established
ON the Atlantic AS here arc preparations
making at the Canaries and as there was
republic of SeUen Isles for short time.
perhaps this may oe called the kiAgdom of
he Seven Isles /; it would afford a subject
for fine romance in the Arabian style, &
they might name each of the Islands after
some one OF the Seven Kingdoms of the Spa
nish Monarchy under Ferdinand and Isa
bella and after they have for while
enjoyed themselves, they Can leave the Is.
lands 20 their sood friends, who, will take
It, ike Ceuta. under their all PROSPEROUS
Protection:
The marquis de Romano seems to have
rega'ned his Si!iriiS after the battle Of Co
runna which before that memorable event
SIT John Moore communicated with Romano.
the latter appeared rather ioqv conceiving
that 1t was necessary To possess men capable
OF discipline. officers capabl. of teaching
them, and generals capable of leading them
perhaps among other miraculous events the
opaniards have become such as they ought To
he, and their officers & generals had become
by inspiration Capable for it seems Romano
was IN the rear of the French with 80 600
men.....I6.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-17

Arrived, sIoop Hero. Potter, 6 days from
New Providencc--Pine Apples and Tur
lies The Master. The sloop Abbey Acn,
OF IL. London, sailed same day. White in
New Providence, the master of Philadel
phia brig, cast away on ABACCO reef with
u. States public sores for New Orleans, ar
rived with such of the artic es rs the wreck
ers could save, which were sold 1T public
auction. The sessel entirely lost, cargo said
10 be worth one hundred thousand liars.
But. PaHer.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-03-03
NORFOLK, Feb. 26.

We have been favored by captain Bayton
with Lisbon papers to the 4,h of, January.
which contain London intelligence to the
t1sentieth Of. December, at which date the
rupture between our government and Mr..
Jackson bad not been publicly announced.
The London paper Of the 2Oth December
says letters from Boston to the 18th Of
November say thatth discussions between
our minister Mr.. Jackson, and the Anne
r'can government are suspended, on &C.
count Of she ;ndi.pasition Of Mr.. Smith,
the American seeressry Of state they will
not It issaid be resumed until the meeting
OF Congress, on the 27th or that month"
a letter from Flushing of-the 18th Dec.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-03-03

6 y i ssia Is s Z hisi:
~ stake 81
e Fer countless llisls. sohss awpts
sawske ! 4 e..
ii No loness fr,ssf 'ysur cause % feeble ushf !:
b sTruSa - 1lxe ssserd- -ske Ssm q xsiESf:f
= Ipok q 30 |: realm boats ~ reim u
& Isain'd waves, now, tings the vest.
s. SfA aood.
.s Tie all deyoHring storm DER Europe roars.
Is And loudly murmurs round Cplumbiass
shores,
. Hu-lfom the helm the timid, treacherou.
host, '.....
Hurl, hurl, then quick, or air wiz soon he
lost. -+s
No longer slumbering in ingiorioss ease.
/" Lulled BY the hrase of " Freedom Of the
Seas a~ So. .s>. .-
Listen no more to base, insiduous lies
4" Nor trust to mans herfsci6iEfies :, -.
I" lis treacherous ali--she erm alone Of
"Nzu rule che seas and ntver yield to
RIGHT. ....-
State policy can ne'er devise plan
," To bend tn eternal principles in man..
!" While man is man, for pow'r he'll ever
lust: .-. ...... -
L" To change that passion, change his nature
frat.
g Sons of Columbia ! fav'rites of the sky
|" Awake preserve. your dear bought liber-
ty: .a..
;" Awake, your fathers CRY span remains:
Awake {! arise = cash off your c0rsiek
chains"
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-03-03
MEW.YEAR's VERSES.

LIN the IeeWs boy S"NomphmSntaryF oeMj
addressed to the Patrons ofthe Balance, and
al good Federalists in the state of New.
York. We find the following elegant lines /:
IF we the hi.t'ry of the year relate,
We sheald 6sgis it-then give day and date.
.Well--wefi begin :--An hail ysF ea'ral
Host; .eFA
The world's last hope; Columhia's pride and
g boast ~ -. - -
Fsiends Of your country's rights and equal
laws; ! - ~,
The;props amending of the Fed'rai cause
Thessalt, the sayiours Of fair Freedoms land {;
/, The ssasen'd Aesrf stnF in the sVAi's oak
6and; So . .-.'...
Whose steady hand supports the BALASOs
WHO eotst the weights with fair, impartial
Who write sshe Afene 7ikel on the walls
Offort demccracy-and down it falls:
Permit your news-boy, in his humble veUc,
To trace the year-its incidents rshearss.
:. First, leteur Muse wing Ger tn Atlantic
- food,
Where ship vreck'd nations float on seas. of
blood;
See Europe's kingdoms in one ruin hurl'd,
And hear the groans of an expiring world.
There lies great Aussria, PROSTATE, over.
thrown:
That wreck was Sweden, once now scarce
~ known.
See, there, great Rassia, like movingisle,
Floats bur Gay 70 save the conqu'ror's spoil
Denmark is sinking in the whelming waves {;
Her struggling crew the wreck moment
sayes.
.Shaixlies, beam-ends; her crew the wreck
deplOre;
Some lash to hammocks-ssme attempt the
shore tr.
There, Portugal, buoy'd up on either side,
Dismasted boats, upon the threst'n,ng tide.
Loud roara the tempest, and each rolling
wave,
whslms down kingdom, to It's awful grave
E'si, Rritains Isies, dash'd by the surgipg
food,
Shake on their basis while the spray Of
blood
Lashes the s.ars-lsud believing thundOrs
roll
And rock the tOts'rins world from pole to
pole.
Heaven wesps-The raging, unehain'd hosts
Join shouts with Frenehmcn, in approving
yell;
Their Bct<c6u6, out-sinn'd, they all disown,
And haipd the CorsieGn TO Ell the throne.
From such dread scenes, round Europe's
frig..tful strand,
The shudd'r Muse darts to her native land
Pensiye she perches Oh the quiV'ring spire
OfFresdom's Tome ,th:re strikes her mourn
full Tyre:
weeps as she sings how that dread tempest
roars,
Which rolls DER Europe--nurmsrs on our
shores.
~Awake!" she sings, " Columbia's sons
" Attend the voice which speaks from yon
dark skies; e.. ..-.- -.......
gLearn Heavens behest from freedoms IA
, vorite son,
g The great, the good, h'immOrtal WASH
IxoToN."
See on convolving clouds the Hero stand /!
He waves glorious seeptre in his hand:
&c Awake I" the spirit cries, awake
awake!
!" Sleep now is death foryour great fathers
sake, -, ....
s,Rise in your might; maintain. the noble
cause g!
q Of Observation-Disclosures, & equal laws.
/" Grieve not all Heaven; nor like dastards
yield . T.. +:
aTks blood bought boon secur'd in battles
q Support the banners which our hands I'm.
furled ........a
q Cloud mot the stars whish light the dark !
end world. 1920.
. Freeaomss Inst standards planted on your +,
. AID Mould ahss standard fall, twin rise no !,
y @ees: o.. |
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-03-03
Translated frsm Lsdsn pahers ,eee;ee6 6s
the SchS. Caroline, CAPT. Benton.

SZvILLI, December Is.
The following intercepted letter from
the French general Tiebaul,, eomnander
of the legion Of honor, TO M. Laparde.
Gate in'endans of police Of Li.booI nov
at Madrid.
...... Head sxartrrs q, gssro.,
&C. ~ Ma. ~. 1909.
l have received yeurs Of ,he'.1 Gin oils,
month eoyeriag another. Il ,hank. Won for
Your prompt attention To- my aGsi,,, q,
well ~ tor your communications stspsc.iss
your own, for you know the int res, I ii.
ways aks IN rasssysr eoaessus you.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-07-10


Tazes OF diplomatic ipirigue3 may his
inherent virtue ard penetrating judgmen,
defend our inian, country from European
perfidy.
S. The Spirit of '76--which revolted az
usurpation and tyranny. msy /, be trans.
fused into the breast OF modern Congress-
men.
s. The Spanish provinces 10 South A
merica-- May the Genius Of Liber'y pre-.
side over their destipies and defend the m
from the fate of their mother coun-
TRY.
"a Pitiably weak. or detestabIy wicked
is the men who processes not to see the
insult offered to our government by the
Copenhagen incendiary.
9. Gallo iDflusDcr--We have yet to
learn its existence. it is the watchword of
faction whose every effort is dreeted to
the subversion of liberty.
9. The government of Great Britain
Corrupt in all its rami6cations the
embroiler of nations; the curse of the
world.
10. The wonderful man who guides the
deslihies of France-His sword his Law /;
his own right hand his God.
IL. The Militia of the United States
Tremble ye Georges and ye Bonspartes
at the idea of meeting the. sons of '76 in
the field of battle. 81 ~
IL. Impressed American Semen
Your fellow citizens around the festive
board TO day commiserate your sufferings !;
may the feelings excited by the anniver.
sary, of your country's independence burst
for the present the tyrants shackles and
rendet you free in the midst OF sla.
very. r..
Is. The Attack on the frigate Ches
apeake--Let us not shake in friendship
The blood stained hand of faithiess Eng
land, until every atonerhent shall have been
made for the outrage committed on the
bag OF cur country.
Ia. The people of Ireland-Long have
your injuries called aloud for retribution,
may the sword of power cease to stiHe the
demands of Justice. a.
IS. The regeneration Of Massachusetts,
She has exchanged foreign standard
for the banners of the republic.
Is. John Armstrong our firm and indie.
pendent minister at Paris--Surrounded by
adula'ory slaves; he has not forgotten
he Character of an American citizen !;
The nation will not forget TO honor him.
IL. Timothy Pickering and John Ran.
doIPh-The systematic and factlous opro.
sers OF a wise and viriuous admins.
tfation; they stand at the same point in
the Ihei mometer OF patriotism.