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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-10
LATEST FROM HALIFAx.

BosToK, Nor. 27.-Ar-ived carte,
brig, Potomac, Nichols, days from Hall
fax. The privateer brig Thorn of 16 guns,
belonging to Marblehead, arrived 18th inst.
sent In by the Tenedoa frigate. We are in
formed the Thorn had Captured Ameri.
can vessels and Br. brig The Potomac
has bro't SO prisoners. belonging to the pr;.
| vateers Science of Portsmouth, and Bun.
ker Hill of Boston. 1.-THE Potomac, it will be
recoliected, sailed from Boston same weeks
since with British prisoners, for Halifax-
On the passage to Halifax, the prisoners
rose upon the vessel three timcsLtried 70
get her into the Bay of Fandy, and endea
vored to run her ashore on Island, but
in each attempt they were frussrated.-
When she arrived outside the harbor Of
Halifax Trey cut the long boat adrft, iaun-
ched it, and fourteen of them made OIL
hey were, however, taken up the same
| day. & put in irons ON beard the St. Dom;n-
| go, ~ On the 21st inst. 9 leagues II. f.. fr.
Liverpool, n. S. fell in with AID arnsd aclr
appeared to be full of men. which fired a
musket ball at the brig, and which passed
within four feet of the matc--She FIRST his.
ted English colors, and when she fred she
hoisted American-She hailed "tlie Re-
vense of the United States"-was abor.
| ITO tons, painted black one side, white the
other. CentineL
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-10

iettcr lvo.n - esieen,eIirirud at t..a;
place, dated November 10, 1912.
Our 'itt'c squadron, consisting of the O.
Media brig and sun-boats, under the COM
mand OF com. Chauncsy, left this place OH the
lSth ins,.--where bound we did not know
until the luth, about 10 O'clock in the after
noon, when u distant firing was heard, aud
increased uatil half past 5. 2. NJ. which
We concluded, from the tremendous can
nonnading, must be an attack on the British
fleet at Kingston, by our l,ttie squadron
All were anxious to learn the result. At
length one ofOur gui,-boats, which had been
IN the engagement, returned and brought
US the result highly honorable to the brave
tars OF lake Ontario. She informs that the
hoyal George lay at anchor without the bat
teriSs, and that our squadron commenced a
commanding at aistance-at length two
OF our gun-boats bore down upon her with
an intent TO board---shc discovering their in
tention cut der cables, run in under the bat
teries and dare not come out again. Our
gallant tars poured IN 81 pound bali and
grape-several went through the ROYAL
George--ths Oneida poured i'm broadsitc
'afeer broadsiGe. while the gun boats we've
sending into the batteries aud the village of
kingston ball and grape with their long 50
Founders. They took one British schooner,
burnt one, and destroyed another.-Night
coming the hrng ceased, and our soua-
'dron returned into harljor on Thursday
night safe and sound. with the loss of but
one man who was killed Oil Board tho brig
Oneida. The loss of the British. not known.
except as before mentioned
The GROWER. while convoying The orizc
schooner M, discovered the Prince Regent
ana Earl MORA conveying sloop to Kings
ton. She immediately placed hcrsclfbehind
a point until the armed vessels had passed.
and then boarded the sloop and brought her
IN safe, witf capt Brock, cousin, private
secretary, executor. ara the effects of gen.
brock-among the effects are the generals
UNIFORM, swords, papers, and about $4,000
IN specie on board.
While our little squadron was out, two
schooners returned from this place from
Oswego. loaded with SO, Is and - pound
ers. These vessels have since their arrival,
been prepared fer joining the feet. ~
a list OF our little squadron OH the lake,
as near as can ascertain: The brig O.
Media IL % pound carroaades; Governor
Iompkins 6; Fair American ;; ono long
81 and two e's; Conquest 2; Growler
Pert ); General Hamilton 6, one long
81, one do. 18 and four 81 pound carron-
AIDES; Scourge SIS; Julia long 80 /; On
tario long So.
British Meet on lake. Ontario: ROYAL
George -; Prince Regent IL; Duke of
Gloucester 10; Earl MORA Is.
have this moment learned from an off
Ger stationed at Gravelly Poift. that they
have taken col. Ferguson, sergeant, i
corporal and privates prisoners, on Gre
nsdier-lsiand. Col. Ferguson said he had
flag of truce and a letter for gen. DODGE
He is now here, but whether the general
wlil pcrmi: him to go or not, have not
been able to learn. Captain brock says we
have now the command of the lake-and. I
guess, We shall keep it.-Ca6fnef.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-10

Brief SkeIc1 Of tie Seat # Wdr.
rs the situation Of places on our north
and northwestern frontier, With their dis
tsnce from each other. must be intcres.in 9
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Fra,,E.Jor, 6a,. ~

FrarkJort; S1v 81
BY gentleman just from Louisville, We
are informed, the iEdiaus have made a
third 'rruption into the pige. n-R Boost set
tieinent OH White river and killed fur or
i've persons. We have been unable. to
learn any particulars Of this third riasssa-
ere, or whether the Indians were pursued
Or not.
by a letter from General Hopkins to his
friend Isl this place datcd (he sixth instant
az Fort Harrison, We learn, that on the 8 th
the General gave orders Tor regiment to
file off towards TIppecanoc---bur a most
violent rain setting IN and Continuing, he
contaminated tic order. and cnipIoycd
the tirie in making cartri0ges--tl1c rain
Continued undated on the sixth the ARM
marched probably on tie 9TH or 8.h for
the Prophet's tom. From Fort Harrison
to lippecanoe IL IS about so mile---in = week
we shall probably hear the result Of the ex
pediton' .4rgus.
Eafracf II ieffer from gcnficSiqn Of
ne I"iHois Tertiary 80 tie Editor Cf':he
.drgKs--Gaied
UNITED STATS SALtHr, Nov. s..
"Our army under Governor Edwards
| has been very enccessfu. About tie 18th
Oct. they ielt Head Quarters for Peoria
but were informed there was but few Indi-
aus there. they proceeded on, killed one
Indian and took d squaw prisoner, end des-
troyed one town on their march On the
2@th they reached Kickapoo town, where
they S1ppoacd the number Of Indians to be
~ great rs oar fJrce--but ON the approach
of or army they fed, with the loss of up
wards OF twenty killed, and eight prisoner.
! taken--.he town burnt and the proper,y
destroy ed---tiiree Of ottr men were wounded
bat are reoovering This gallant little
band arrived at Head Quarters on Frida,
last withoat losing man, and in goot
health.
g" IN election was held on the 9Th, 9th
and 1Cth nit. Shadrsck Bond was elected
| delegate to Congress-Ben. Talbot to the
Council, and Philip Trambele and Alezan
der Wilson to the lower house.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-10

.HIeIdnaf7d, Occember 7.
FYm. EnsfEs. Secretary Of War, has re-
signed the controul OF that department.,
and we have no doubt much Co the general
satisfaction of the country, as ii will afford
the executive an opportunity Of selecting 8.
man whose science and practical knowl-
edge would give more confidence and efjecr
20 lts operations. Other couvulsious Will
more than probably take place in tho ar
rahSeIhent OF the caoiae,. HcreId.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-10
ErfensiDe Forgery on The Bank Of Eng
land.


ShGd7veM-A man advanced in wears, to-
getber with has wife, residing in the neigh.
borhood Of Bethnal Green I'm whose housS
a person lately committed on charge of
forgery, occupied roorn,) were this day
brought np for examination, before the sit
ting Magistrates Ed. Markland anil X
Naihsiord, Esqr. charged with havihg in
ther possession great quantity Of forged
Bauk Notes.
it appears that on searching the premi-
ses, there were found several tin cannisters
TILED with forged notes one Containing
those OF Sc. eacnj several with Two H. and
others of &c. notes. There was likewise
foUnd ore note Of 1O0C. ~ "A pocket book,
several good notes OF 1E. each. and about
2vG. IN good sIlyer.--1he canrtsters were
deposited under ground, and the rest Of the
money found secreted in various places with.
IN the premises. The daughter ottie prison
lers, an Interesting young woman upon
whose evidence the principal was fully com
nitted, il appeared, lived with hire, by
whom she Is supposed 20 he With child.
The women discharged mai re- eorr-
United.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-10

Genera, Nov. &c.
From the Western Frontiers we hourly
expect important intelligence. We are in
formed the Arnistice on the Niagara river
was terminated OH Friday afternoon last at
O'Clock, and at day light the next ID orhng
Fort Niagara opened fire on the British,
which was continued until hight. 1t was
confidently expected Gen. Smyth. would
make an attempt to cross at Bl4ck Rock in
a day OF two. The long expected 2Oe0 Penn
sylyania militia arrived at Buffaioe the 1871,
inst.
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5 N~'@"S't' = ~ "'DV. ~
IN offock.--About one O'Clock this NJ orn-
ing three M four British gun boats ap-
preached our shore about d mile above TIT.
village; they were Hailed by centinc,.
who not receiving an answer, fred unon
them, when they opened a tremendous ere
Of grape shot. &c. upon the poor fellny
which however was without effect The
sentinel, WHO was riHeman, berg Joined
by three or four others, tlic boats we're Oh
lisca to make off. On their way t. Present.
hafDor they fired several shot IN tue directi-
on OF Fort Van Rensselaer,, some IT witch
struck III the village. The fire of the ,.un
boa.s vas returned by six poundef stSli-
oncd above the village.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-10

.ffa0ho}is, Deeem5er>S.
Yesterday morning the Electors of Pres-
dent ana Vice President OF the u. States
net al this city, the whole attending. l--<S
ihtiT votes were as follow -
James Madison (pTesident) votes.
Elbridge Gerry Vice Presto votes.
Dewitt Clinton tPresident) S votes
Jared lngersoil (Vice Pres't) votes.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-10-19
Dtf0,

n Newyork, on the 9th Sept. FRArc1s
STEVENS, Baker, of Portland, aged D..
n stranger, passing on foot, through the
town Of York, IN the District Of Maine, was
taken i'll Of CONFUSION fits, and there died on
the 14'h Of August 1912 During his sick
ness (wlIicb continued but day or two) he
gave this account of himself THAT his
name was THOMAS Brooks, aged 50 years
he had no seltied place Of abode hst he
came from amherst, y. II. where he had
two brothers; and was travelling TO Portland,
where neice of his, who had mtermarried
with an Englishman, Of the occupation Of a
Painter, had sent for him. This stranger,
tbeing in INDECENT circumstances) his re-
mains were decently buried under the direc-
ton of the Oyerseers of The poor, at the sx-
pense of The town of York.
Ia this town, on Wednesday last. az half pait
four, p NJ aged So wears, the much refpeeted
and beloved Mrs EUEIcE DEANr, consort of
DR. SAMUEL DEANs and on Friday her remains
were entoombed. Having joined in Church
communion in the year I766, her life has been
that of an exemplary christian. Having run
the christian race with patience. looking unto
Iesus; with full assurance of hope, she ex-
changed worlds we doubt not, to her infinite
advantage
A child of Mr. Aaron Wooden aged days.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-10-19
MHRYLAND ELECTION

Enough Is known of the event to war
rant US IN the belief of large federal
majority in the House of Delegates. 1t
will probably consist Of more than so
out OF 80, the whole number of which
the house is composed Less than this
will render the Governor and Council
federal, with the power Of appointment
and removal from office, ensure the in
vestigation of the conduct Of the govern
or, brigadler, and others, holding pub
lie appointments, respecting the MUIR
der and riot al Baltimore, afford perfect
tranquility and security to that hitherto
devoted place, and give majority on
the appointment ofan United States
Senator, in the place Of Col. Read.
Mr.. Hanson's triumph is splendid,
being elected to congress by a majority
OF nearly one thousand. Two others Of
the defenders of the house in Charles
street, have been returned, as delegates
from Montgomery, TO the state ltgisla-
ture. The county of C1cil, so long in
the hands Of democracy, IS this year ted
eral, and there is every reason 10 be
Heye Talbot, and at least part ofCaro.
line, have been also changed. The en-
tire representation Of Dorchester is fed
eral, butt! is reported, that part of Kent
has undergone an untayouEable altera-
tion.--Fed. Rehlt6.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-10-19
Ga;ftte Sbip Gems.
PORT OF PORTLAND-IsI2
Wednesday, October

Wednesday, Octobey IA.
Arrived brig Ruby, Sawyer, from New
york-Private armed schr. Sword Fish,
Foster, Of Cape Ann, from cruise Of 50
days, during which time she has captured
tsuo American ships with British Licences,
and one EAglish ship from Jamaica, for Lon
don. with a cargo of coffee, sugar and rum.
On the 10Th instant, s. E. Of Georges Bank,
saw frigate under English co!ors board a
ship, but did not capture her Shortly ST er
saw Two frigates and brig, standing to the
eastward-probably Com Rogers squadron.
October IS, arrived schr Rhoda. M'LeIIan,
from Philad.-sioop Caty-An Blanchard,
from Boslon-ship Fawn, Capt. Harris, =
cartel. Z days from Halifax, with 512 Amer
lean prisoners, besides number of passeB-
rers-On Saturday she left here for Boston
we understand from the passengers, there
were about 400 American prisoners left at
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-10-19

Hslifax-that there are SIX armed vessels
at that place, and five on our coast. lmme
diately on the arrival Of Admiral Warren
squadron, frigste was dispatched for tho
Delaware, supposed with communications
to our governments Ad. Warren's command
is supposed 10 extend TO the whole American
continent but in regsrd TO his power TO
negotiate, nothing was llnown--every thing
relating TO ii was kept profound secret.
Saturday. October II,
Arrivef scArs. Fanny, and Lucia, and brig
Friendship. from Mount Desert stoop Friend
snip, Caasf; Schr. Emb'es s, Moore anc Sally,
Pierce. from Easiport, grifh P.aiSter, Fish e
OiL-Tae Letter gvas seat IN b. one " Com
Chatgs squadron IF Whale boats, under fhe
preteHce Of her being an Engiishmaa
MEMORANDA
The privateer Paul Jones has arrived 4
n York after 90 days cruise, in which
she has sailed more than 5000 miles, and
made no prizes Ocl off Cape Hatteras,
was chased hours by British frigate
F.OD Taae-The last Norfolk paper men.
tons vessels cleared al that port foI
SPAN aud Portugal
Ship Hazard, PArr, of Wiscasset, was al
Greenock 1lth Aug stopped by an order 81
government.
Ship Cumberland, Lewis, cleared al
Charleston, 5. G. lst inst, for Lisbon.
A list Of 80 prizes sent into Nassau
as late as 22d uIt. is received severa
ofthcse had obtained Spanish papers
Cartel Eliza, with so Am. prisoner
has ar. at N. York; and 40 Am. prison
ers were left al Nassau 22d ult-rhs
Captains were on board prison ship
The above vessels were captured by tht
Southampton frigate Rather ship
Sappho, Deconverte, Variable, ant
Rhodian brlgs--and the following prl
yate armed vessels-sch'rs Francis, We
nus, Nudge, Rolla, & brakes Delight
cutters Theodore and Caledonia rh
New Providence paper says that all de
tanned property proved TO be Spanish
will be given up and damages paid
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-10-19
FALL d WINTER GOODS.
ROYAL LINCOLN.

Exebarge freet. Portland,
HAS JUN received an aforunent of GOODS,
: fuItable for the prelent and approaching
feafon, eonGlting of fuPer6ne and low priced
Brosdcloths, al colors ditto Kerleymeres !;
ditto Queens and Pelle Cloths; white. red,
yellow, green, ard black FlanneIs and Baizes !;
{ bale Bombszetts and WiIbores, all coIors !:
ladies fate and black worried Hofe, iome very
fine; Mems white, black and mixed ditto I;
large cotton fhawls; elegant imitation ditto !;
plain and figured Mullins, of all descriptions !;
Cambrics ; 9ritiih Shifting Colerain ditto,
fome very aout; black Luarings green do.
for Umbrellas plaid and plain Florence and
India ditto; large afortmenf of Ribbands !;
Iodia COttons ditto Checks Factory Cling
hams, Check, Sheetings, and Shirtings; ditto
Yarns; Canton Grapes black Italian ditto /;
fix Shawls; black, Company, and Bandanna
Handkerchiefs-which, together with bis for
mer flock, comprile almoif every article uluaIly
enquired for If Oa 70
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-10-19
nnmefic Eorefgn Gouernment.

Dmgfic Foreign Government.
This nation is in the hands of
STRANGERS and ALIENS.
JAMES MADISON, our Pref
dent. is a naturalized Citizen of
France.
Scuor ABRAHAM ALBERT
GAILATINI, Secretary of the
Treasury, and late Secretary of the
Whiky Infurgents, is foreigner,
naive of Italy or Switzerland.
1t. Col0nsi IR. AMELOF DE LA
CROIX, in the U. S. fervice is a
Ffenchman, loyal and true.
Joel BARLOW, ambahador to
France, is as good as Frenchman,
and-no better
G. w. ERVING, late ambafador
70 Denmark, is Briti(h fubject.
THOMAS Adds EMMETT, At
tOrney General of New York, is a
hearty Irifhman.
ALEXANDER JAMES DIAL
LAS, U. States Diltrict Attorney for
Pennfylvania, is foreigner.
Col. JOHN BINNS, Gov. shy
DBR's Aid, is renegade Englifhman
or lrifhman. "a fpirit Of 10. He is
fome,imes called Col. PoKEBERRY.
Col. WILLIAM DUANE,-that
Gwor;hy man" -JEFFERsoN's Colo,
mel of RiAemen,-a foreigner, but
won't tell zubsre he was born.
Beiides thefc we could mention
many more who are obtaining a gooc
fat living np0n tbiS country. We have
companies of French Militia at Savan
nah, Regiment CT Lrj6 Militia a
Baltimore, aud in the fame city a fu.
well organized MOB, who are abb
to do and have done more execution
than all HULL's army. Native Cit
zcns while fuch force remains ii
the country call oppoGtion will b,
huhed p-MU11.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-10-19

The case acted.
Mr.. MADISON is the author Of This
War
He 10 pledged to carry il on.
Notwithstanding the principal cause of
War has ceased, he takes no notice of it.
Notwithstanding he commenced the War.
he commenced i. without preparation.
He conducts il feebly-
Thus far, il has disgraced Us:
He has no regard to our Commercial in
terest.
Mr.. CLINTON is not the author of the
War
He is nor pledged to carry i on.
he IS believed 10 DC favourable to honora.
bic Peace
lie has ability to conduct the War, IF ne
cessary to be continued
lie was not Bred in The political school of
Virginia
he IS friend to Commercial protection.
"A Federal President cannot be chosen.
The Federal and Republican Friend. Of
Peace united, may probably elect Mr.. Gin
ton
The Union is honorable, the abiect is great.
-o0oOo-
Several of the newly elected Senators
and Representatives in the Legislature
OF North-CarolinaI have memOrialized
Gov. Hawkins, requesting him to con-
vene the Legislature for the purpose Of
passing law authorizing the people to
elect Electors Of President and Vice.
President, which right had been unjust
ly wrested from them by the last legis
lature, who assumed to themselves the
right OF choosing the Electors. This
movement looks blue to Madison-for
whether the People or Legislature now
elect, the votes will be against him.
Freeman's Journal.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-10-19

THE fufcriber hereby gives public notice to
all concerned, that fhe has been duly ap-
pointed and taken upon herlelf the lrull of
Administrative on rhe efa,e Of
JOHN BABsoH LANE,
late of FreePort, in the county of Cumberland,
fhipwright, deceafed, by giving bond as the
law direct fhe therefore rsqueas ali perfons
who are Indebted to the laid deceafcd's estate.
to make immediate payment and thofe who
have any demands thereon, TO exhibit the
fame TO SARAH LANE.
OG7sbey IS, 1912
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-10-19

The Teshn has not vet reached US tho
it is confidently expected they will fol-
low the GOOD example Of Maryland and
Delaware. FF
The Legislature OF Vermont conven-
ed at Montpelier, on the 9Th inst: Ev.
cry branch of which is democratic.
Col Rutledge is candidate for Con-
gress for the District OF Charleston S.
G.
DELAWARE.
The election in Delaware, as usual,
has resulted in the choice Of Federalists
by ma jority greatly increased.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-10-19

THE fubicriber hereby gives public notice
70 All concerned, that fhe has been duly
appointed and taken upon herfslf the truR Of
adnsiniltratrix on the ea7te Of
ABEL BAKER,
late Of Portland, 10 the county of Cumberland,
cauker, deceaied, by giving bond a. the law
directs-ihe therefore requels all perfons who
are indebted to the faid decezied.s eliate, to
make immediate payment aud tho(e who
havesany demands thereon, to exhibit the
Tame TO NABBY BAKER,
Oc7gber Is. 1912
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-10-19
Ezekiel Tburfan'f kRnte.

ITO be iUid by order of Court, on Wedne(-
= day the fourth day Of November next, az
eleven o'clock 10 the forenoon, the Real Ef-
tate Of Ezekiel Thurffon, late of Portland, in
the County of Cumberland, mariner, decesfed.
conhitiDg of dwelling houIe and lot Of land
on the fouth eide of Hampihre ftrtet in faid
Portland The Widow Dove thereof e1-
cepted-Saie 10 be at be taid Houfe
ELF ABErH THURSTON, Adn,'x
Ocs ?, 6i2 ca s0iI E4ats.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-10-19

THE fubfcriber hereby gives public notice
TO all concerned, that she has been duly
appointed and has taken upon herfeIf the tran
of Admiuihratri1 on the eitate Of
THOMAS sIMoNToN,
iafe Of Portland 10 he county of Cum
berland, Baker, decealed, by giving bond AZ
the law dreGis-ihe therefore requeils ali per-
ions who are indebted 10 he lad deceafed's
ellate 20 make immediate payment; AID thofc
who have anydemands thereon, TO exhibit the
fame 10 HARRIOT SIMONION
Oct. rs, 1912.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-10-19
Linnngton, 1912.
Mr.. SHIRLEY,

LtnnnSton, 1912.
Mr.. SHIRLEY,
We are happy to find that George
Bradbury, Esq. of Portland, is the cam
didate for Congress in our District.
For tho we are not many of us particu-
luarly acquainted with him: Yet we
were with his father, the late Hon.
Judge Bradbury, of Newburyport-and
in this quarter we have reason 10 re-
member him for his faithful and un-
wearied services in establishing the title
10 our lands between the Ossipee Riv-
ers--and he who can confer such
blessing Oh farmer, does him lasting
good-We are also happy to find that a
man OF nloderGtioa is opposed 10 such .
man Of zoar as Mr. Widgery lis time
TO take some middle ground The
present war will ruin US, and we cannot
ind out what we are TO gain in any
shape.-We are informed that Great
Britain would not take any of our vessels
now ii We were az peace (: and that we
might at this moment be pursuing
profitable trade if our government did
not prevent it. lam for fighting ne
cessary battles-but not in favour of a
war 10 please the French nation. |
hope sir, you will call upon the people,
in your Newspaper to unite in heace
meaaureS-and in the choice of Peace
makers. 1t seems 20 me thar If the
Federalists are willing to have Nh. Gin
ton for President (who is a staunch and
warm Republican, It's proof that they
are not after Offices and honours, but
the good of the northern states-Peace
and Union are our oblects-and a spec
dy end TO party spirit.-Yours, J. NJ.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-10-19
qbs ape ofaOOhders has not oeajsd!

qbs ape ofeOOhders has not eeajed!
Wiziam CoBbett is at prefent the
,,4oIk of our c3nGf0lt democrats; and
The people of the United States are
dire6ed by the B9fol PAtri1t, to re-
cs;ve their creed and form their opin-
ION, in conformity to the crude effu-
sops of political Quack, who has
friend neither in England nor america,
and who has been employed in
Tnrcading difcord wherever he has re-
Gded.