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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-01-25
M,ranbr:a Daf;p @aNtts.
FRTDAY, JANUARY d.

The man who objects to the establish
ment Of a national university. und. proper
regulations, open to all parties, where
youth Of al descriptions of religion or 20.
lilies may receive certain portion of their
education, must be an Ignorant Vandal, or
something worse. Such is writer in vio-
lent but weak paper Of Kentucky called the
Reporter We would not say that the
joint recommendations Of Washington, Jef-
terson and Madison, establish the proprle,y
Of such an institution, but it is certainly
suEcirnt to make all obscure editor enter
tain som< doubt Of his own iafal'lbili:y.
The rich and the rich only" says the
Reporter, are to be bsne6ued. This de-
c!ara,iou is unfounded. Let it be supposed
that four years are to be given to study in
such university: the expense will not be
very great, and men of moderate fortunes
Can indulge at !eaa, one Of their sons with
such education. I'ais is supposng no en-
dowmen.s to lessen or entirely to do away
the expense of tuition. I" 1t would be an
establishment from which every youth OF
Middling fortune would be excluded, BE-
cause, in their hours of recreation, they
could not vic, or compare in the expense
with the wealthy" False, all false and
the experience of every university in the
union proves it. There will be, who are
,ieh, and spend much; who are poor, and
spend all they can who are wealthy yet
studious and economical who are poor and
sludious. There will be every variety OF
character, a. in all universities, but it will
not be disgrace not to be rich; and much
less disgrace not to spend, because thc
rich do. Il is idle TO talk SO, and waste
O! time TO coniute such assertions.
The REPORTER fears the introduction OF
IDEAS Of nsb'hty and monarchy II is foil!
ay SO. II properly established, Their
will he no system Of polite. enforced; but
knowledge of all systems taught. The
professors can impose no political system.
Let the Reporter look at the Tennessee
college, the president of which is federal,
We. almost all tbs students the sous of de.
m0crats.
I" Every advocate for the union will op.
pose the plan" No: every advocate for
the union, must advocate what, if properly
instituted, must be most conducive to the
preservation sf the union.
From the sentiments Of the Reporter we
should have reason to fear that the people
of the western states are becoming Cloths
and -'andals, aud will ereatter pour down
upon us FROM thu MOUNTAINS, as against
Rome in colder time"
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PHILADELPHIA, January 49,
Ia,e,. Gom Car,idgsnG and C1i'z

A letter from a gentleman az Cartaage-
ma. Nov. lS. mentions, that dreadful te
Srr ragged there, having carried stf 1922
PERSONS in Fifty DAYS. from population OF
I2OCo, the resi- having retired TO the coun-
try 81 died yesterday. A Gordon OF troops
arc drawn round he city TO prevent com.
Rlunication with he country. The affairs
of the Spanish wear a prosperous appear
anc..
Insurrectisus have broken out at Ma
drid. and attempts on Joseph's life have
been made, and his palace robbed OF IT'S
plate. The Spaniards appear determined
on independence :--thoagh they suffered
much. thcre is no appearance OF despair
The French arc said TO Sc approaching this
place, but no tears are entertained OF Ihelr
assessing it.
p From Cadiz.
< Captain Matthew Leach, who leit CadiE
thc 18Th Nov. iuf.:rms Us, that when h"
lett that place h-al,h WIS r. ablshed,
aud tha, during s. DAYS he was there. there
had been no remarkable degree d mori"li
IS for so large population, though suth
cisnt TO crea.e alarm and give occasion To
stopping the communication with Gnbral,
tar. The firing was kept up on both SIDES
al Cadiz, shosSn hitherto With Verr lttie
sgte, on ,ae besiegrd. No shells had
reached the civ one s;ruck upon the
beach the d,y before Captain l.. sa'i-d, and
. Sraniard attempting TO ex'nsuish the
fas:, il exploded At the instant he reached
II, and tore him into atoms. The English
were continually INCREASING their msans OF
defence. and receiving immens= quanti,ies
OF powder, shot, cannon, and all kinds OF
~"Ike stores. No apprehension was en-
.sr'a'ced Of the fall Of The place.---Sale'n
GoSei.e, Jan. Is.
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-, .,,vertion between our government
ere s'J ,Ss captain general of The island Of tu-
an1 " gawsvrr we may be inclined to be-
u. ,ns, Folch is disposed TO surrender
- ~ III. ~. cannot attach the slightest Gre
~, =, the idea, that It is in consequence OF
s.crer understanding between our s"veTi-
i.',, AVID that of the island Of Cuba.
rAn,uher account, sani date, says the
,6,,Is coratry as fur as che Perdido was
" ~ up pe4ceaaly to the uaissd s'a'es.l
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A. True. but the prospect of office will
not be ess=ned. There will be more, and
of greater value under US. The British
don't sxpend 5o,ooo. there for the sup.
port Of the civil list. They will know that
they must be conquered by US, aud will
rather advise to willing union. The forces
we have agreed to raise will Immediate "
take the f.!d if they refuse.
b. 1t is ID folly to keep it secret:
the people mu st know it soon.
A. In q lav voiee] Hush, y.u don't
observe the hackdriver. Perhaps he over
hears.
A. On he'll take no notice.
After this there was silence.
Mr.. Cooke, the famous sragedian, is
now at Boston, performing TO houses flied
to the backmost scat of tbs galleries. A
Boston critic says that he " neither mouths,
nor struts, nor declaims, nor studios atri-
,udes, and discards all stage tricks" This
is at it should be. 1t is by mouthins, by
st,uttins. by asclaiming, and other stage
tricks, that nine tenths of those who strive
to b. actors become disgusting to men OF
judgment.
CIeD. on Saturday night last, in Richmond
DANIEL l.. HyLrcs, Esq. Clerk OF the tx
erutive Council Of Virginia.
Mr.. VIM. Robertson was ON Monday last
appointed Clerk OF the Executive Council Of
the state of Virginia, in place Of Daniel l.
ttyl:on, Esq. deceased
-xs 81 tn--
CONGRESS.
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w O O D.

4 large quantity of Wood will he laid Oft
and sold in lots of from one 10 two acres
each Those wanting Timber, Rails, &c.
Can be supplied by an early applicauonto
JAMES DAWSON,
Agent fer the Forest et Washington.
The Lots are about mi es from hlexan-
srla and from Geo. Town and the City.
January s. laT3t
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Public Sale.

By virtue of Deed of T. ust from Will;am
Hunter T. TIE subs 1ri5er, TO secure the
payment OF sum o MONEY to Thomas
Preston, will DC exposed to sale for ready
money, on "Wednesday the 27th OF Fcbru-
AIRY next, on the Premises,
\ HOUSE and LOT, on the corner Of
~ Water aid Wilkes Streets, fronting on
Water Street one !Iunured md tHrte feet,
and fronting OH Wilkes Street seventy ,wo
feet on which is a good Two Story framed
DWELLING House. han sonsely situated, and in
good rcpair--suijcct to a ground reni.
James Keith, Trustee.
January o.
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PUBLIC SALE.

By virtue Of deed of trust executed to "
the subscribers by Thomas Iallcn, bearing
date the 10th of December, 1909, and of
record in Lancaster coun.y court 10 So
cure the pay ment of a certaia sum Of mo-
ney thelein acknowledged to be due TO I'D.
mund Denny, will be exposed to sale, 10
the highest bidder, on the premises, top
ready payment Oh the 9th day of March
next, the following tracts Of Land VIZ.
One Tract, containing by estlnia.
ton. one hundred and forty acres, slu.ic IN
the county of Lancaster; the other rear The
former, containing also the number of one
hundred and forty acres The Tract OH
which the improvements are. lies immed i'
aley on and near the public rold, leading
f,om Farnham church 20 Lsncaster court.
house, eight miles from the former ard i've
from the latter place. These Lands ave we'll
timbcred; the buildings ure pretty good Ind
10 ne.t Repair situated in respectable
neighbourhood, and as to fer,i i,y of soil, and
every other advan age, are scarcely cxceedGa
by any forest" lands in the adjacent country
Thomas D. Downing,
Basye,
TRrsrEKs.
January i0-ss. 2awtf
~ Iffom any unavoidable circumstance
the sale should not take place the 10th, II
will on the goth Of March.
Trustees.
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AZ
CONGRESS.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Taken fer the alexandria G0Setts.l

WEDNESDAY, Jan. 20.
Mr.. Garland spoke short time against
the indefinite postponement Of the Bank
charter bill. Mr. Crawford read short
speech in favor Of it. Mr.. Ialmadse
spoke about an hour and half against it,
and was followed by Mr.. GARDENER on the
same side. A motion WAS then made to
adjourn, blu, lost. Alr. Nicholson read
speech Of considerable length against post.
pone ment. When he concluded motion
wac made to adjourn. The ayes and noes
were taken; ayes IS, noes SO. Shortly
after Mr.. Randolph msved to adjourn,
which motion was carried at 6 O'Clock.
THURSDAY, January "a.
A report was received from the Secre.a:
ry Of the Treasury in obedience 70 the re-
solution of the house Of the 10Th inst. re.
curing lis. of the Directors L. S. Bank
and it's branch.s, the stock held by foreign.
srs, and OF what nation-amount OF specie
in the vaults, Distinguishing what belongs
to the u S. &c. Ordered to lie on the IT,
Die.
Mr.. CYau, from the select committee APP
pointed for the purpose, made report "a
vorab.e TO the petition of gen. St. Clair
Referred to the committer of the whole.
TheU. S. Bank charter bill Was then call
ed Up.
Mr.. Rhea Of Tennessee commenced the
debate 10 favor Of indefinite postpone mens.
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General Miranda We have bern favor
ed, (say. the New York Commercial Ad.
vertisrr, with the perssal of very 'nte'
resting letter from Caracas, dated the 18TH
ult. from which we are permitted TO copy
the following statement Of the manner !"
which Gen. Miranda was received on HE
return to his native country -
I" I avail rnye-lf Of the opportunity OF a
vessel going to New York, to inform you
of the state of things here. G-neral Miranda
arrived few day, since. and was received
By his COG atrymrn with al! the enthusiastic
sFection, which bis long devotion to the e
Emancipation OF their oppressed Country. so
Justly entitled him to. A great nume-' OF
the 6rss ci,zens wen. down 70 Lagu'ra to
escort him to his native city which he en-
tired about noon onThursday last, mounted
ON a b-aetiful white charger, and aceompa
MED by the governor, and numerous caval-
cade OF gentlemen OF the first distinction,
followed by an Immense crowd OF eitlz~ns
Of all ranks, vhe greeted the sr'ptn 81 'hs'r
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-05-06
SPLENDID CRADLE.

PARIs, MARCH ST. he Cradle pre-
fsnted 10 her Imperial Majefy by the
city of Paris, is made of llver gilt
inlaid with mother Of pearl. The
interior is lined with orange coloured
velvet. The curtains are of lace,
embroiiered with golden bees. The
form of the cradle is that of an elon-
gated fquare, Tor parallclogram)
little rounded al the ends. Il is fup-
ported by four Cornucobia5, which
crois each ether, and by two little
figures. one representing Juftice and
the other Power. Upon the fdes Of
the balufrade are two Cameog, one
exhibiting the figure of the nymph
Of the Seine receiving in her arms
the child of the Gods, and the 9th.
er the Tiber, who fmiles at perceiV-
ing a new far ariing for him. Up
on the head Of the cradle is (een the
figure Of RenorUn, holding in her
hands the crown which governs
France. In front is little eagle,
which has its eyes fixed upon the
emblem, and fecms endcavouring to
ely to the height of the ltar.
1t is announced that 50 prizes will
be decreed TO the authors Of the 20
belt pieces in French, Latin, Italian
and German verle. which fhall be
made on the location of the Gcc5rcb-
r'eat of her majety the Empress and
Queen.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-05-06

The importance of a strict crrr,l..-
with the Law requiring ! g4g;s,a. n
bifths anc Deaths, induces the E,drnr r
u'S paper 10 insert, atJhe request of y rc-
respondent (WhO fears that il il sot ~ ~,
orally attended 70 as II ought) Tie s4SonJ
section Of the said act. as foilows-vz
ma be II tArther eractea. Thstit shauh.
the duty Of parents 20 give nor;c. VA ~
CIerK OF me town or district III which thsv
uweii' n al The births aud deaths of ilirIr
children and II shsli be the duty or -,
householder g give notice OF ey.r,- l,,.'S
ana death winch may h,pren Fly hi. touse
ana q me oldest person next 10 him 49,.
such hollcc " ne death uf I'LL ki,dt9.5
ana Il snail 6e the duly of the master N.
keeper ~ any aims house. vorx $50, I'D:
son ana 81 the master On cunnnandYr M I'M,
ship or vessel, 70 give notice ~ go 4,'y
ana death which may happen IN mi hors.
= 'ISset unuer ms care OF charpe. " 81
N'1FN q 'he Town or district. II w,iob .,,-G
0Feh's snail happen: And II case 49, -
+oi'' whose duty II shall be bv virIr. en-
ncl' 20 give notice as Aforesaid. shan pea1s.s
Z perform me same for tie Eyare cf III
months alter lie birth Or dea.b sLaII -
tf''''F't person so negIgctinr shan roy- ~,
" ohe 0olay, To be fccOyersd ~, -
1uN' ~ complaint bef9le any lnstI.e DF,t
rG~Ce TOR the same county. - - - 'Ns
. $500 aol'snt n ne same town Who Mil ~
, sue TOT The same from which ;nJ1,aaot
There shalL be no sppe.l. ''~i' judgment
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-05-06
u I6f Oh WOCRAIIC CLRCULAR " I
AARON HILL
HENRY DEARBORN,t
PEREZ MORTON,t
JAMES PRINCES
RUSSELL STURGES,N

This committeeman is one of
MIR. GrGng<r'5 Deputy Polt. Matters,
with a falary from the National Ad-
minittration Of about t1Venty-1fVs
bHndrfd d5AiarJ a gear, befde the pri-
viledge Of trankiEg all the democratic
Circular and letters to and from the
CHb. What he receive: for permit
ting the Club to ulc the Poit-OAhce
as caucus room, We have not
learnt.
+ This great perfonage is the u
nited States Collector OF the Cuitoms
in Bottom, and Superintendent of
Light-houfes, with enormous falaries,
fuPpofed, with fees, perquiiitcs,
iharc of fequeftrations under the
l'hndeying Aa, to amount to more
than TEN THOUSAND DOL
LARS a gear, b7Gdes fnug falary
for his fon as his Deputy. How tx
frenlrJ dJfgterefed mutt be the acts Of
iuch ialary Mammoth /?
+ Attorney General Of the State,
Commiilioner, &c. &c. &c. which
Offices bling him in, with extra
grants, which democratic Legifa-
ture will no doubt enlarge, faIary
OF nearly Three Ihotsjdnd dollars a
year hi: man, too, mutt feel cx-
tremelydyfntrsfed I What think
ye who pay taxes ?
Martial at MafIachufetts, with
: very extenlive patronage in the ap-
pointment of aiIii}ants, and a good
far ialary of Ring Tue Tb2uland dol
lars year.
! We DO not know that this gen
tleman enjoys any place or pcniion
under government. or that he is 4
ECKER tor any, which pohbly is a
realon why he is placed at the fag-
end Of the EF.
Here were three out Of fve Of the
Democratic Caucus Committee who
dictate 10 The elections of Magacbu.
lFttJ, 70 be S4k1ry-nlan under foreign
las Governor 14d1ny once denomina-
ted it) government. Now, citizens,
Judge yc Of the motives Of thcfc two
.lits Of Committeeman.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-05-06
-tsaa5 9fas,z.
Fe0erQllsts oF Portland 2

Federai1Sts of Portland !
YOU are this day TO eject from among
yourselves, anumber Of gentlemen 10 renre.
sent you in the stste Legislature. Ar,!
your own understandings. your own good
sense, will at once uict2te the inrorenrg III
the election. You behold your country ISL.
ling from it's antient respectablIitv, is Jaw.
eminent, despised and ridICul.d hy fieira
nations. You see your citizens rverg dzy
growing more and more poor and vtetchrA
in consequence Of the pernicious sdr7ir;v-
trstion OF your government. You oehoid
death blow aimed at commerce your ru-
lers are not satisfied with The dipretl,,iops
upon your commerce, committed, by fore.
ign nations, but must themselves lend their
aid in accomplishing its destruction: You
see your banking institutions demolished
and the circulating medium, Impossible VI
be obtained. The commercial part of Io,r
feilow.cltizens are compelled pay ezoIb!-
tant ices to Custo'i-honse oceys, suyvey oys, IN.
spfctorf, tide qsdters and Lawyers and sfter
all lose their property. The governments
pay no costs. These are evils that you see
ana feei' and must avert or your country is
runeds
You are called upon by pimps, pension.
ers and oihce seekers To elect men ~ r>p.
resent you who will cooperate in this grand
scheme OF devastAti0n and ruin VINO wII
hasten the overthrow Of your country. and
commit national suicide. But we hone ana
trust that the patriotism ofthe town of PORT.
land, oncs tried by .fys. will never submit
to become instrumental in The ruin of con.
mtrce' No, Federalis,, IL is not your duty
20 choose men TO Office, who thus wsnton.
y tsmPer with your rights EIect rnen Nv
hrm and fixed principles, men attached -
the constitution Of your country To ne IA.
iitIcal sentiments Of WAsH1xCrou re,
opposed 70 The PerEicious policy of " fer.on
the Po!'fI'a! dreamer. DO this and Won viii
soon see the theories Of fferson and Md
SON. vanishing like The baseless fabric az
VISION" Come then one and III " WV.
poll, support With all your influence The fs4.
Graz tickrt' Call the world u witness q +
Rome must fall lhat you arc innoocrr
a FRIEND TO COMMERCE
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-05-06
Authenticated THIS /!

F-D1 q LONDON Paper u karch 20.
FRFEcA MURDERS or AAERIcANs.-W
lately noticed the case Of an American YES
Sci. lship Msry-Ann, capt, M'lntOsh, ufths
eort, from Charleston, for London1 WHICH
was captured il the Channel BY q Frenca
privateer, and afterwards re captured b. the
crew, who seeing the French vessel COM
ing Up at The moment, took 20 the boat, and
effected their escape, leaving three other
companions behind on board, who had run
down below, and took no part in the recap.
ture. Private accounts from Dunkrk, in.
to which the Americans were csrried, state
that several ofthe French were killed IN the
contest, and six died oftheir wounds since
their srriysl in port. They add, that tie
three Americans found OF board, and WHO
had taken ne part whatever in the recap
ture, were 0n their arrival AZ Dunkirk,
committed to prison, and have been sitos
tried, condemDl =, and shot BY tie French
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-05-06

The last accounts from London fur
nish little or no information of ipmor-
lance.
The last report Ofthe Kings relapse
Is contradicted. 1t being the determi-
nation OF the Regent not to change the
ministry so long as there il a prospect
OF the Kings recovering bis health in a
manner to be able to exercise the duties
OF Sovereign, it is not probable there
Will be any change of measures
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-05-06

The democratic quill drivers ap-
PEAR 10 he at their +Vit'5 end, to make
their pay-malters believe they earn
their wages and that their (1peri2r
induRyy and vigilance in detecting and
txpsEas the pretended (fcret things of
the Federaliits delerve a larger [hare
of the lkekS and oqi9ns Of office ti,an
they receive. For feveral days they
have been growing and exulting
that they Rave detected and cxsoied
a Federal Circular letter, which to
our knowledge has been in print for
ten days; which was evidently de-
6gned for general circulation, and
which it was the intention Of the
committee, who wrote it, fhould
have been publiihed in the papers,
whenever the decorum, which does
not permit gentlemen TO pnblilh let
ters before they are received by thofe
TO whom thew are particularly adj
drefTtd, would allow Yes, fellow
citizens, thele desperately driven cleo
tioneercrs, c4ult in the detection of
Eicb a Circular - When will mir
iclcs ceaie f? We repeat, we arc nor
Duplicated that th5ie federal .fAIreIcr
make theiE appearance in dSmocra-
tic papers. They contain many man
ly trarhs which the miilcaders of
the People take at times, great pains
TO conceal from their eyes and We
have confident expectation, that the
reading Demagosues viii repent h4y-
ing afforded them the Prelent oppor-
tunity Of fseing them.
The great body Of the administration
importers are not, as their leaders
are peculiarly n4t.rsfe4 in re con
tiauation Of a6ufes. Think Of that
w4Esr By51k Ii adds much 70
TIE merit az thc Federal Circular,
tia, The CHI hay. not dared 10 per
nit their Gupes to read It ni:re, as il
cane from the hands Of the federal
Commit &c. On the contrary, they
have hid the lttIenefs and bafencis
70 mutiatc it--and to i0terlard il
with their own impairment and t1ll-
fgaenlss.-Wr dare them to Print il
;gAr.-and challsnsc them 10 attcnIp;
toiefutr tie cutting truth i contains
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-05-06

. AZ Remington \. II. Doct 49,.
Taooon! n Amsb,uy " Miss FI, 80 ~
Igas q We former place. - . =
81 !" G'Pe .Eizabsth, BY the Rev ~
= 4 henney' Of Scarborough. 'S' mary
Ri, ~ portsmouth, lately by The P.v NJ.
m,.s I, Mr.. THonAs BAcHELpsn ar
'' IS: ~ ARTHA MUcaaong. 'IS' %
/ mus that Hymeu cracks bjsiokss.
IT, = 1oaX, qaiz. bore -
r. nf'a,e,5r5o.A's stu 4 " RAr.
!, The brideisaot" MUcuuo,
Sarah Fowler. "A'o Martin % Miss
4 Fowler fIi-
OHre lad Y snare.
Rei2sU'a 70 5e.y a s,r,; =
ca H,a1ea's c.,e M II
ore sprF1ig me suayc.
= did 4a4 ''nr. saea csyg6. ! M,r,;o
tn Ii Chester, (perr 1871 ii, y.
sf,er eo[as,Aaip Of era Jrs G11 1%,e. III
harry r. - a. ,.~s'eG "a, wi.s. ! 49,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-05-06

or to anfwcr its reafoning and argu-
ments Ike gentlemen.--l'hey dare
not attempt il, ard are therefors COM
PEELED TO reioft TO Pah,y qMb6Le5, and
Up!Far dEHjc.
The cufOm of difuhng Circulars
or. The eve Of Elections, is of demo-
cratic origin, and is practiced every
year. As il respects the Federal
Circular, on which 70 much demo-
cratic cbuckAng is expended, we aiIert
Boldly, that no independent and viz
tuous American could hcntate one
moment to avow all the fentiments
1t contains and that the frf with
OF his heart would be that il might
be read and conidered in every fec
ton OF the commonwealth. 1t is iign-
ed by citizens Of the be1 itanding in
fociety for integrity. Patriotifm and
independence by men who know
their rights as we'll as their duties !;
who conGder themfelyes refponG-
bic TO their country and their God
for their actions, and who hold in
contempt the blultering and ribaldry
of men E" tU6o Ggb and groan for pub
lie good, and mean their cum"
We here give the names of the
figners Of the Federal and Democrat
&c Circulars of the prefent year in
order that the reader, when he con-
templates who they are, and what
are probably their views and motives,
may judge which lift are actuated by
a dciirc to promote the Public Good,
and which to advance their Pri1ats
Em9'mlent.--Here they follow:
SIGNEKS
OF The FEDERAL CIRCULAR INlslI
THOMAS Ii. PERKINS,
ISRAEL THORNDIKE,
ARTEMAS WARD,
DANIEL SARGENT,
WILLIAM SULLIVAN.
Three of thele gentlemen are high
ly Respectable Merchants, and the O.
Their two are Councillors, who have
fultained important offices in the
gift of the people.
SIGNERS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-05-06
The arrival of Mr.. Foster tbs

The arrival Of Mr.. Foster, the Eng
lish Minister, is daily expected. The
democrats asyct, arc silent respecting
him. The Aurora will probably give
orders IS 10 the manner he is 70 he
treated. If Duane says hang him in
ethgy, and bestoW upon him every bass
and oPprobrious epithet, the mob stand
ready to do it.