Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-07-30

ict US hear ~lal yol have w 49,,
No. rerly the Federalis.s, t.md I'M. 'ss'
cool reason tool-No, eentl.r, ".'R
contrary 70 our advice and warr;r A
you have run the vesscl or state M, ~
sand bank, and ii u your businl. .'
get her oh-yon drove Ms from II
quarter-dcck, while the ship vas 49,, Nv
well pfo'isicned, in the lat. VI 60 90,
Hope, with iine breezss. aud .ls
lookout kept for breakers vcu go.
ded rs before the mast, and adears'I
land lubbers 10 station Oh Tie cna,,.'
deck, altered the ships course. a4d
the rats into the provision room her,
she IS on her bran-ends, and ey.r~
thump she gsts loosens a plank. Il,
true, If she sinks We share your ~.
but what meters it whether Ne peryh
on this sand bank OF on the next g.
we are now surrounded win item, NM
i we were even to propose plan apS
succeed'in lighting her, you would NV
medistely run her aground again, NJ
understanding naJisafion
10 this no answer is returned. RI.
present quarter deck men take ano,b,-
swig OF grog, resol ing to i've mtrriIx
as long as they can.
But WHAT IS TO BE DONE? TIE
crew distrust each other, and there "
no logger any confidence. The wri,tr
OF this is aware Of the difficulty, kut "
he will venture 70 propose plan.
Let the Captain take the helm, call
the crew together, and make known "
them In the fullest manner the war,
situation Of things, having no cerceaI.
ments, and endeavouring to restore
confidence by summoning to his coun.
seis the 7viseSt, most erherienced, ana
honest seamen, zcifhout reference TO far.
~. Let him kick the land -Lu6bers from
the quarterback, expel the rats from
the provision.room, and scrape off the
barnactes which have attached them.
selves TO the ships bottom. Let the
heavy French iron guns, which strain
the ship very much, be threwn over.
board and replaced with .Amerlcau brass
which are light and safe. Let III
this be done, with sincerity and GOOD
faith, confidence will se restored, /" he
long fAll, and lite strong tuH, and TIE
fluH aAcgether," viii BIZ cheerfuIy made,
and the chances are thousand 10 one
that the ship will either be safely moor
ed in a good harbour, or else rendered
sufficiently strong and tightto weather
any storm. LET THE EXPERIMENT
DE MADE-LET THE WASHING.
TON POLICY ONCE MORE BE
RESORTED TO--and marx Fbers-
SHlt.-Freeman's Journal.
As the proofs Of French plundetiags
and insults increase, the Aurora, and
other ministerial papers, increase in
their heilowings for Har 7oiih hHgland,
and threats OF the immediate conquest
OF Conada and No1aScona.
NO French Isfuenee"! Some
time since il was mentioned, that Gen.
UhiskerGa1ao Ihrreaa, in the name q
the great" Emperor, had DEMAN-
DED the recall Of Commodore Porter,
from his command a. Ne7y- Orleans, for
having had the audacity to NEEDLE with
and arrest certain French picaroons
which had been free5ooting on Amer
lean property in that quarter. This
demand was mitted BY the admins
tration papers 10 have been made, butit
was added that President Madison had
refused compliance herewith, and this
was adduced as evidence OF the non-
existence ola French Influence in our
Cabl1et. Itappears those papers rec
koned without their host TIL .AeFp-
Orleans papers pronounce that the
l0m moSiore has been recalled, and gise
the following account of lis depart
uFe -
.Nezv- Orleans, J,,ne IS. Commo'
dore Porter and family sailedhence! yes
tertay for Washington, in the 4. States
bomb Vealvius, 1t. Reed. The com
mald ofthe naval force on this staten
aeyolyes on Capt. GarrsA."
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