Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-08-12

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Our Rulers give to their subjects an ex-
celient privilege, and claim their gratitude I.
They slow them to export cotton, pot ashes,
and timber to EngEand-draw bills and sell
them at 20 per cent discount They are
not so foolisb as TO permit them 10 bring
cargoes in return for the exports. No, that
would preserve the owners from loss, even
if sold at the cost sd charges For fear
the price for our produce should be too
high in England, we discourage their manu-
factures as much as possible, even where
we furnish the raw materials
Bonapsrte forces our vessels to takc two
thirds Of ;Leir homeward sarge 10 silks
some of our Chiefs would be afraid be would
resent it, if we were to compel French YES.
sells to take hence cation as TWO thirds Of
their cargo But why would it not be ex-
act justice! And ought we to be fdid TO
Go to France what she dares to DO TO Us
A Pstare Of our Democratic Rulers, drazpz BY
democrat.
The Editor of the Baltimore Wing, which
is democratic paper, when speaking Of our
Great men at Washington, observes g AT
fairs of state" seem" 10 be their the Amer
lean Ca6ine''s1 amusement; while intrigues
to prostitute the press,--io circulate viru-
lent philippics Urittcn at Washington
intimidste or bride poor prohigsle clerk,
to publish fslshood against late secretary,
"seem" to constitute the "great and weigh
~ matters" Of earnest business.
When the celebrated .Toha B. CoIvia was
on his last mission 10 Baltimore, he (yes, e.
ven he y told the writer that many Of the
paragraphs against k. Smith, were written
at Washington, sent on to different printers
in the United States, and afterwards appear
ed IN the National Intelhgencer under tue
head Of Public Sentiment I" Bonaparte
restrains OF aRnihilates the press it was
left 70 the polluted ministry Of Britain and
thelr Imitators in America, 70 ceyYubtit.
The National Inlelligencer is very valient
in defending the character Of Madison. (" 4
man OF placid and amisble temper, IN from
the accusations Of Smith-charges him with
talsehOod--calls him an ass-and runs him
6o'as With many other bard names, and
Prompted 10 his yevengc by hearen and he'll,
- uspacks his hart zgitA zpoyas,
" md faAs q nursing, ike ye,y dra5,
. 4 scaI.ioR Pie ubgnt -
The democrats arc evidently alarmed for
Fthe fale of the faction. But who ought 10
! receive most credit Tor bis assertions, Mr..
Smith IL setlTcAty1.t, on Mr.. Madison with All
Office depending worth %, 600 year Far.
| mer Lincoln, now one OF our blind guides,
! who well knows 10 what degree lat Office
/, predisposes = democrat TO falsehood, says,
No Politician, 10 statesman az office, II
7carnl Pary ti1res, zrith hls interest, p1tle as4
lplare depending, can be relied upon.''
A proposal is issued by Mr.. DIeEMAs,
Of GREENFIrLo, for printing "the Lie Of
Y the late Gen. EATON, with his Journals
Remarks, Letters, Poetry, &C." The pc
cuhar situations Of the subject of the histe
ry, at different periods, will render the
work very instructive and interesting. The
! profits will be devoted 10 the education o.
his two Orphan Sons The book VIII con
tain or 500 psges octave, prlce dollars
IN boards. An engraving will be prefix
ed. -
The Court on Commodore Rogers vii
consist Of Capts. Decatur, Stewart ant
Chauncy.
Fhe fortunate number which drew Ia.
prize VI 5000 dollars IN the 5 Il class !,
/ Harvard G)iiege Lottery was sold al Pars
mouth, and IS the properly Of five on x IN
dusrasas traders OF th@r 10Y a,