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The Delaware gazette., 1810-04-14
BOSTON, APRIL 10.

Extract Of a letter, dated Paris, Jan. IS 1910.
L received your letter by the John Adams, dated
9Th ult. am sorry to find SO rnaNy shipments from
the Uni:c. S,a'es 10 Spain, Iay and the North, and
not government vessel in Europe to warn them of
the danger In Spain an order has lately been given
(or ra her sent from here) seize and coniscac
good prizc all American vessels and their cargoes,
and they to be sold Immediately At Naples
aimAr orde. has been given, and the Hercules of Sa-
lem ard cargo were advertised for sale three days az
ter, being the first notice of such an intention"
Even since the intelligence of Mr.. Iackson's dis
missa in America, American affairs have put on
more gloomy aspect in France The French govern
mcn appear be playing into the hands Of the Bri-
tish with respect to America They are both deger
mined to keep Us the back ground as o.S posi-
bic, by following up each others prohibs and clr;a-
ing our trade. France intends obtain from G. B.
whatever of their nanufar they ma be in abso-
iuc want Of in exchange for he products of her soil
Licences have already been granted TO import into
France certain articles, &c. &c.
The Quebec pare Of March % mentions the arrest
of Mr. Charles lie Francois editor of a French laper
called lie Canadian, and DIR. Bianshet, Mr.. Bed.rd
AVID Mr.. Taschereau, accused Of ratorous prac!iaes
The Montreal paper of the G6 ult. mentions the ar
resi- of Pierre Latorce and Francois Coro.il charged
with sedtous practices. Il the accused persons ap.
pear to be French
the election Of new assembly for Lower Canada
took place on the 25th u. We have not heard Of tie
re.u't.
The noted Stephen Burroughs has been committed
to PRISON n Canada.
The papers respecting the American ne
g',ciaiion have been laid before both houses
of the British Parliament. The anti-minis
teriaists expressed hope when they called
for The papers, Of b-ing able to shrw thar
the settlement was in substance cnnforma-
Bile to the views of the Ministers. The Lat
ter deny that any such inference can be
drawn from any Of the papers.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-04-14
WILLIAM FRAZER.
~ Veutiue of also of
KEAL ESTATE.

KEAL ESI-4IE.
W. ILL be sold. on the I4ta day Of April
inst. at the la'c dwelling house of Jesse.
Higgins, in Red Lion Hundred,
Al his moveables ltti. among which
are valuable Iloises, four chocc Cows with
pc wig Calves Hogs tha. VIII weigh 4oolNs cacll
a, l,ns tine ,arieto Of Farming. House
hold and Kitchen utensils, " heat in the grounds
and a larg, anty superior Bacon.
His Damascus Property, with the
M's, just neatly repaired 4ni pat in complete
order, wi,i be sold, on the Goth day of .Fune, at
Pubic Sale, On the premises, unless sold at pri-
vasc sale before that tmc.
i'as property is an object: and may be had a
great bargain, on easy terms.
ANTHONY .NCGINGS,
April T.. Agent.
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pro in5e q. 4 = lal,isi ~ .rinnnt 4, $4,000.
Capt. Nj Cobb OF lhe brig !iclrn.arr'v.d
at Alexandria On -MoGuay AS, from Madei-
ra, informs, that he spoke ship from Ga.
dz bound 10 Madeira, hrving on board the
American consul who had left Cadiz on his
way to Philadelphia, in consequence of the
near approach Of the French to thar place.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-04-14

sJ@Several lisss OF Directors proposed
for the New Eank, were Yesterday handed
for publication. We decidedly excluded
the whole. under an impression that the de-
cision Of the meeting of last evening (Which
was no, ascertained when the Guzette was
ready for rress) would fix on the charac-
ters; and that, after that decision, j. would
be an ACT Of suPerrsfoga,on in US to inter-
fere.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-04-14
BANK U. STATES.

TIL. foNoysag statement is gioen IN me report
of the Secretary Of the Treasury, agreea6N to t"e
call Of the Senate.
STATEMENT,
Of the capital of the several branches, and OF
the bank of the United States, and OF the
amount of discounts by the last received re-
turns.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-04-14
Whitc-Ha Farm,
ST. Georges Hundred, Nf7v Castle Couutyo
and state Of Dela1vare.

ST. Georges Hundred, Nf7v Castle Countg,
and state Of Dela1vare.
II 7HE. subscriber offers at private sale, the
H. above farm, with the valuable marsh there
to belonging, situate upon the St. Augustine and
Silver Rua creeks, making in the whole 45o
acres.
For fertility ofsoil, t-anty Of situation, el-ganca
ofimptoveinei /, and heal,hncss, this farm s,an,s
unrivalled in this state. 1t lies miles from the
waters ofthe Chesapeake. 5 from the river De,a-
ware, from Cantwell's Bridge, 8 miles from
Wilmington, land near the state road leading 70
w. and N ilis ,cioity of the village known i,y
the name ot ,ue Trap. It las been cultivate.
for eighteen years past uron the clover and rla'-
ter plar, an ior that pticd 60 or 20 acres os
Il oger have hcen moved annuJliy.
Those who are inclined TO purchase may, hv~
applying on the farm, view TIC premises, and
know tie terms either by a7plyog,o 20 himself or
bis son William e. Frazer, residing al New
Castle.
WILLIAM FRAZER.
White Hall Farm, Apil lI,lSlO. If
II the farm is not sold at private sale, il will be-
81 on the premses an Friday the frs. day of
Jnre. 1t will command annually to certainty
from lH0otn '?CA ,'.rs w. F.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-04-14
Please to Notice.

TIE co-partoership Of Aaron & Peter Faulsora
being dissolved by mutual consent on the 25h
insan---all pcr5ons Indebted to the said concern
afc requested to make immediate payment, and
those having demands will please to present thens
fot settlement TO either Of the subscribers.
AARON PAULSON,
PETER PAULSCN.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-04-14
AARON PAUTSON,

Having taken the remaining stock Of the late.
concern, has now on hand and intends keeping r
esucrAl assortment Of dry goods, suitable for the
p,tscnt at.d approaching season, which he will
s.l on low terms. H.. returns thanks to his
friends and TIE public f,r thcir past iavors anS
oliclts continuance Of their c"srom.
Mi,in.ret,r. Ns-ch so, 1910.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-04-14
100000
l6,94a,497

Estimate Of tie erpenees and losses IF tie Bank.
Six per cent on the 100000 dollars, estima-
ted as per above, as the amount usally
loaned on interest as per annum.
100000
Dividend Of 1886 per cent. a
year, on 100000 actually
paid to the stockholders, is,
per annum, $50, IL
Undivided surplus on
Jan. 1910, 4o9,4lo
dollars, dividedby ls
years, would be equal
to an annual dsvi-
dend Of 22,743
Leaving for the e,'lma-
ted annual amount Of
expences and losses, lol,l44
The Delaware gazette., 1810-04-14

OF the old king and queen of Spain, tile foreign
papers have, Cor long time been silent. Perhaps a
quietus has been kindly administered to them; and they
now rest, Notwithstanding their royalty, " where the
rude forefathcrs of the hamlet lay" What lessen
for regal prde-for earthly dignity /" tell thee what
Horato, a man may fish with a rporm that hath fed
on King and cat Of the fish that was caught with
that worm"
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t,aab, his arrangement. would be carried
into eject. He 70 the last momsnt dcclar-
ii that he had acted ip the spirit, i moi ~
the lctter Of his several letters oI5nssFas-
I,;ans. How therefore vast possible Tor
n. presiden, TO receive .infarInation f:'o 81
Mr' Ersksne tina. he was not invested with
eompe,ens power, when Mr.. Erskiae t,sn.
self declared and believed he was and acted
accordingly. !.
From these considerations | apprrhend!
/ it mos. clearly appearsS thar the president OF
IN. United States had not knowledge, nei-
ther was it is his duty to have had a know-
ledge, thar Mr.. ,Erskine did not possess
powers to make the arrangement, which TIC
did. - ? q.
(Air. Ross's Speech to be. csntinued.j :.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY
FOR S A l. Z.

z To- /.
a threestory BRICK WARE
HOUSE at the corner of Union and Prince
streets |; 2s fect front upon Prince, and "
rect 4 inchssfroet Upon union-streci. De-
euPied by Jonathan and David Ross.
AROUSE andSLOT occupt
ed y Jacob Leap this L,ot front. 3. fec,
inches ON Vnion.stroets And 81 feet 8 inches
ona 20 iees alley |; il Win be said ai(ossthsn
or divided g may best NIT purchasers. 7
a vacant LOT binding on
Duke. rs.rist. sna Wo,tsIsect., being o"''
foattkof . saaarE. "a.
For terms apply i 3 & 3
In: il, ' ,.naf
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great bsuy us$5*SN yysVth, ssS uet I. s
i,aspn of Cslt4xs s. s
TJe letters by,tht ~ Goaenburgh md
contain; some satisfactory information 70.
sp.c,;;., me dispos;,ion OF the Swed 81; %.
ysrrln, nj. toward, this Country. Notsil,
sta,nsi,as the ar,isls 10 the treaty witn au,.
81 sia. 4 nich sttipuIs,ss the exclusion OF b. tuh
yssstls ( ON the Sw edish ports, the paeksu
we m,dsrs,aod, will be allowed to sussr
Goue.,ISrat as before. 40 there was eve.
~ app<afShcs ofan early winter. the tired,
wa, pfehatif,a To leave the Baltic as soou !,
possibis:; ISL lanes Saunarez was e.
i,ec,s1 ts.ssif ahau, the beginning Of Dec.
with The last convoy.
"A. : November a.
Letters were yesterday RECEIVED lion
Holland, to the date Of the 18th inst. Thy,
mention tile circumstances at the lass se'la
in;h: Mediterranean, ,nearly IN the sans
tern in which Il has BEEN b! fore STATED
and they supply W with some aidi''ona
particulars. They observe, that although
the entire naval Armament Of the enemy ii|
Toulon left that harbos 70. protect the COO
voyto its destination, the whole .oi the ass|
was nlntin the action, the principal pArs has
ing returned TO port, aiter p,OcesdQg q
short distance, and discovering 40 enemy.
One of these letters state furih,r, that the
ira, sports were twenty five in number
that more than half of them were taken BY
the British, and that the rest, having dls.
persed. were pursued in various dirss'
lions. ~ -
The accounts froh Walcheren, the AMI
va, Of which we mentioned yesterday, are %
Monday last. The evacuation OF the ID.
anil was the principal subject OF eonversa'
ton, but nothiug was knownrespeet
Ing it. A letter, dated Flushing, the lsh
SAYS" According to the information
have received, that We were going to eva.
cuMc the island, I waited upon the general
DON, who | thought could inform me rs 20
tie fact; but was disappointed, tor n'aa.
swer was, that he did mol as yet know the
il tentions Of government"
The inhabitants Of Flushing were, how.
ever, acting upon the presumption that III:
evacuation would take place, aud the m+r-
chants were accordingly selling Oh their
GOODS
The letters from MiddIeburg Of the 18Th
inst. on the contrary, make not The s.gHtesi
mention Of the reported mtr ntton o; evau.
a,ing thar, island but on the contrary, uiS
of the repairs of the barracks, Go,t iGcA,iou,
and other improvements. ~ .L
Yesterday, his n,ajc.,y, in council, Nh
pleased 10 order the pari,an.tnI 70 be sum.
moned to meet for the axspatcA efbutits.,
on Tuesday, the aad day of January. /, W.,
accordingly ordered to be further prcrosutd
from the Sth day OF Decemb;r to the above
day. a proclamation ior that purpose will
appear in few days, and lie posted at IN:
Palace, whitehall, and the other Usual pla.
ces, and will appear in the Gazrstr.
We understand, that no more licences
will be granted by government for i,nporsa.
tons from Emblem. s,s.> ~ ~
Its reported. tina, IL. 600 troops. cavalry
and infantry, with large detachment Of III:
Wagon train, are tobs Immediately embark.
ed tor Portugal.
...-..-.. 49,. CETTE, Oct3Jer Is. /
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CETTE, October Is.


q. The 25th of this month (Oe,o ,er) v:
have had the misfortune u Zee stra ,ded On
our shores, two ships Of the line--ths r.
buste, OF 90 CUPS, commanded BY vice al
miral Baudin; aud the Lion, oil ~. The,s
two ships, with the Bereas, OF "a guns, AL
two frigates, and two gab.Ies, s=rtsl as an
escort tota convoy which sailed from lou'
Ion few days before, destined for iia'c:'
Iona. Abreast Of Cape Circus, near K"ss',
IS or l6 sail of the enemy gave Glass u
tn: convoy, a. well as to It's escort. It's
hoped that che sransportsto the uunbsr o:
20, will have reached the By o. Rosa"
The bo:cas, the fiisA,s Paulim,, aud a So
bare, entered The port Of Cote zane DAY
(the 25sh. 4 80 | ...H
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C o N G r E S S.
= HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

I FIVOoC VT NE1 ~ I01S*' ~ -
THURSDAY, December ~.
g.. DEBATE ... -.
ON THE JOINT RESOLUTION
approving the coadacs Of the Executive
inrrlafion to the refusal to receive any
further communication fran Fraaci' jas
Jsckson. ..,t.
, IcosrrSvED.]
In committee Of the whole Mr.. BAssET
in the chair r-.:. .r -,
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Five Dollars Reward.

o. TRAYED from the stable Of the subscr'
~ err, on the 4th OF July last, brlgft!M
HORSE, about IA hands and an inch nFl
5 years old, had bob tail, one OF his nl :,
feet white, believed to be the left one a~'
small star in his forehead. The above "
ward viii be paid for delivering him to 10"
Lewis FIlpklns,
atLibby and Carnss'
August 2.
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TO RENT.

T-HE subscriber being DESTROYS Of y
/ moving nearer to his Office vail re1st +
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE Wh.' I
now occupies, at the southern extremt! d
Fairfax street. Attached to this house III.
half.acre Lot, upon which there IS an sa ,r,l
lent, Garden and every convenient out w.
To good tenaEt the rent will be very :" 10
rate, and possession Immediately give"
ply to Col. S1MMs, or to the SUBSCRIBE !,
John D. Slm an
July eoN" ri
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S. and D. REED,

Have just received and far oaH, ...>
A quantity OF Chip and Straw b0"D''
part ola superior quality. ~
One package of Domestic Linen
best quality.
Also ON HdND,
A general assortment Hats and o' o..sd
IMy3
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~----------" . king believe me,
" Rather, much rather, would i lby virtue,
)" Than rise by guilt to certain victory
Ulysses, however, so easy is it for an
ch.deceiyer to corrupt the integrity of an
inexperienced youthl gaiaed bis point at
last, by his cunning soPhistry and horrid
persuasions; and Neop;olemus submitted to
ap act Of ,rsachery which his soul abhorred,
He ,Grst-insinuated himself into the conf
dence of ,Philoctetes, by a train OF false
hoods, and then robbed him of his arrows /;
which he bore off to the ship, that lay rea-
DIV to sail back. to the coas: of troy, But
rejecting afterward on the bascness ct the
deed, and stung with remorse and pity, he,
in despite Of the inYectiVes and threats OF
Ulysses, went back and restored the arrows
TO Philoctetes.
After all the arts of fair persuasion TO In
duce Philocse,es 70 SO to the siege of Troy,
or at lrast 10 send his arrows Lhiiher, had
been used IN vain, ana there seemed no
possibility left that the point could be gained
in fair and honorable way, Hercules de.
scended from Heaven, and effected what
mere men could not do, change ofrwilin
Philoctetes; who then voluntarily went with
Neoptolemus to the Grecian camp, carry.
ing with him.his bow and arrows and Troy
was conquered by their poeans. In a word,
open and honest policy, aided by the pow.
ers above, was finally crowned with more
complete success than could have been OBJ
tanned by the deep-laid fraudulent plan Of
the crafty Ulysses.
Graft is but the ignoble counterfeit OF
wisdom, and differs from it as much as
darkness does from light. Partaking as it
does OF moral turpitade, which itperpetu-
ally strives to conceal, it exposes itself by
Its very attempts at concealment, as the ser-
penttells us where to strike him, by coying
his head. Whether in the private or public
walks of lites whether in the,common inter
course between nsighbors and tellow-clti-
gems, or in the great concern of princes and
statesmen-an honest policy will be found
to wear best. Our beloved Washington,
whom heaven crowned with success, had
none of the craft of4Uiysses. With a mind
as good as it was great, he sought noble
ends by honest means; by means that he
could never blash to own. He was admira-
bic tor his real, unsophisticated wisdom
for wisdom that.soared above the base arts
of intrigue, and which was without guile,
without hypocrisy.
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Far the 44lexaaayia Daily Gazeste.

On seeing a notoriously bad cog, reading ne
Rible.
& Strange things shall happen in the latter
days 49,
So spakethe inspired penman To- each hour
His prophecy unfolds !! Bless me! what's
Thou hast-but let's come nearer-yes, thou
hast
A BIBLE, and thou seem'st perusing too:
Aye, then It's plain thy father coax'd thee tot:
1t cannot be thy choice. for, still Issee
The very d--l lurking in thine eye,
Thou look'st upon thy book, bat then thy
thoas
Are on the bullying match, the blasphemy,
The sabbath breaking, larceny and game
Thy faIhel is good old man, but he
Has shared me rod, of course. has ai.oit.d has
child;
And sorrowing, he will add thee to the list
OF hoteful boys, ofwhich this little town,
" Comes forward with It's quota" Literally -
Full fourteenth the dozent WelrI know
How thy disease was gender'd, but delay
Ofrensedy is RUIN when child J;
Z And all thy heart was plant asthe osier,
{Th' imhortant crisis when it takes It's forms
No friendly finger pointed out to thee
Amidst thousand Inazes., where to tread.
When thou empaRdst harmless Ely, or took
Thy playmate's toys, and aog'u him for the
loss
Or told little fb, or robb'd birds nest;
Then thy fondiparents tho't twas vastly snlqrt,
And dwelt with rapture ON their peerless boy.
Small tricks like<these, not grossly c.lPable,
1iAe partial parent found not in his heart,
To check thee for, lest he might Aant thy
genils
Let such fond parents. who would be respect
ed,
BY their own son, when he shall tread the
stage,
Adopt my remedy Take oil e hirch,
A qata,s:ttur arsl7fef;, and give dose,
On the first syn, Ptoae OF his waywarsiness
Jf file grow worse upon't, and settle down
Intoa state that's call'd the ayiJfut dumps;
Be not alaIm'd, but force the pill upon him,
-Enersas.a in bitterness, end gftezer greer, 1
Till he be convalescent.---This prescription,
{ Jrels fotap'd, saves thy child, and he shall
cowHLDF.
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Sir Peter LEY made it a~rule never to
look at bad picture, having found by ex-
perisnre, that whenever he did so, his PEN
Gil took tint from it. Apply this to bad
books and bad company.
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themselves in the most solemn mar.
resist the restrictions upon her n .
rights against such poWersas Shouldn't
them.
had informed you in some aisn,.,
sent before 1 had received my ins,rps ";l''
that the American government did 90, l l.
with sufficient accuracy VIVA, ns,ion sl''
issued or enforced DEGREES VIOLATING No., "t
rights, but that when they could s,e..sl
the fact, there could be no double ,bs, '',a
Congress would make the non ia,tr,o. NC
act to comprehend all such powers as ,ba a's
adopt or act under the DEGREES of Fra0sas a
Itappears from the general tenoro|~'
dispatches, No. 10 and II, tat his ns NV
: tvs government were not wiling to w. wv
( the assurances from the american gov.
| ment, but that official pledges were to b,' u
been required, which could not BE- gy .'
! for want of power, some Of them also /.
| ing of a nature which would pseyen, aG,
NAL recognition.
Haa believed that bis majesty's row,
ment were desern,ined to insist upon bo',
conditions being complied with, in one n,
ticular manner only, should have adhs,,1
to my instructions but as I collected fron
them, that his majesty was DESTROYS Of A,
compiishing his rctaliatory system by surI
means as were most compatible with eoo9
/ understanding with friendly and neut,I
powers, | tele confident that his maitsr
would have approved of the arrangement
had concluded, as one likely to lead to,
J cordial and complete understanding and CO.
operation on the part Of the u. S. which
corporation never could be obtained By
previous stipulation either from The sorrra.
| ment of the II. 6. who have no power Is
accede to them, or from the Congress
! which would never acknowledge them 4
! recognitlons TO guide their conduct.
| have, SC. &c.
! Csigned) .. W. ERSElNE.
No. IS.
Dispatch j;em the hoaorabA Dcmd EnHs|
to Mr.. Secretary Ginning, dated Veb
i2gton, 1oh Ct 4AHe7ts::, 1899.
SIZE,
l ocg leave to request THAT you wiHh
pleased to lay before his majesty my mos
/ grateful acknowledgements for the eommp
nication which you have made to me BY Hs
commands, that /" histwai is 81 Y entertaiu'n
doubt of the gooa intentions. and zeal hn
his majestv's service b: which, have bul
led TO depart lsoas my Instructions
Nothing could have induced me to h1rI
| deviated.;n the slightest degree from theo'|
ders | had received, bat.s thorough conVn
ton upon my mind that. by so doing to 4
certais, extent should accomplish the Oh
ject which his majesty had in view, vh'|
t by too strictly adheripg to the letter Of
instructions mighs lose the opportunity
| promoting essentially his majestys Sisha
and interest.
| I submit myself with great Differences
his majesty's commands and shall accoIt
ingiy deliver 70 Mr.. Jackson, whom b
majesty has been pleased to appoint lnrE
| place as envoy extraordinary and mlnlsH
| PleniRotentiary to the U. S. al. the papak
and documents belonging to the mlss'q
whenever be shall present to me bis Baya
ty'sorder for that purpose.
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.coWHLDE.
Fran the Ladies Literary To,iieste.

From the Ladies Literary I o'ieeSc.
WHEN SHALL WE TWO MEET AGAIN
.Iaaisati0ra Ct an elegant NorcsGn.
All! how long shall I complain,
When shall we two meet again!
When shall all my sorrows end,
In tn embraces of mpsriend!
What sad moments yet remain,
Ere we two shall meet again !!
Let me chesk my swelling soul,
Though dividing. oceans roll
,Twixt my honor'd friend and nae,
Vet hope full often We,
In delighted fancy s train,
Tenderly shall meet again.
Though misfortune wound nay breast,
Rob me of place of rest,
IF my love thou should'st disown,
Leave me friendlesss and alone,
in my heart thou shalt remains.
There We oft shall meet again.
When the chilly press of death,
Robs me of my aeeting breath,
Then I'll bear my spirits up,
Cheer'd by that reyiying hope,
That beyond the reach OF pain,
We two soon. shall meet again.
Yes, in wonder worlds above,
Mercy sits epthron'dwith love !;
We must tread the thorny road,
Leading to the bright abode,
Ifwhere endless pleasures reigns
We two wish to meet again.
Now my friend fond aaieu,
Think Of me as of yen;
Let me round thy heart entwlns,
Only as thou dost round mine,
IfWhile we shall here remain,
We should never meet again.
OIHELLO.
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.IDLENESS..

Bishop Taylor once told a lady of his
acquaintance, who was neglectful of her
sons education, Madam, if you do not
choose to fill your boys head with some.
thing, believe me the devil will" The
Spanish proverb has it The devil tempts
every man, but an idle man positively
tempts the devil"