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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-07-23
INDIANA TERRITORY.


From Laurenceburg, by Madison and Charless
town, to Jehersonvle.
From Laurenceburg. by Franklin court house, ID
Wayne court house.
SEC. 3. .fadteh ia further enacted, That the POST
Master General Cause a survey TO be made Of the
main post road from Robinstown, in the district OF
Maine. TO st. Marys, in Georgia, causing the cour-
ses distances and all remarkable objects, 20 be no.
ted, the latitude to be taken every noon and even-
ing, and the variation Of the compass every evenings
when the whether is fair and that there be not less
than surveyor, two chain carriers. and two men
with object slaves, employed in making the same
survey, who shall be sworn TO execute the work
Procided, That the same can he done at an expense
not exceeding two dollars per mile and the Post
Master General ia hereby authorized to procure
proper Instruments for the purpose: Provided, That
the expense do not exceed three hundred dollars;
and the expense both of the surveys and Instruments
be paid out of the monies which may ne in his hands
for postage. II. CLAY,
Speaker Of ire House Of Reitresenfafivess
WIN. III. CRAWFORD,
Pyesi~snf eT che Senate isro fenqsore.
May II, Iaf2~~-krprovND,
JAMES MADISON. 4
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PUBLIC HEALTH.
--o-
BHTHLJvG HC USE,
PELHAM.sTREEr.

THE proprietor in announcing to the
public in general and to the patrons Of this nstitu-
xon in particular, that tits opened for the
commodation of those Lsdies and Gentlemen who
wish to partake Of the luxury of the Bath" is
happy in being able state that il ID in every
pest as complete at any period since its estnblish
Inent. To those acquainted it is unnecessary say,
that as to elegance of accommodation, quality of
water. situation, cleanliness and attention., this
BArHINo-Ho USE is not inferior to any in the Unit
I'D States.
1t is open every day, from sunrise Until
o'clock in the evening, Sunday excepted when it is
closed at 10 in the morning.
80 Holders of Shares will be furnished
with tickets ON account (not less than six at me)
by applying at the Bathing-House.
~ Tickets sold at the Bathing House
aAd at the store of Mr. WrLLIAM LOWE, No 109
Thames street.-Prce so cents. June 10.
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Copartnership Formed.

TOHN BLOlS AND SAUN-
D DERS BR ES E, respectfully in
form their Friends and the Public, that they
have formed Partnership in Trade, unde-
the Firm Of
DEBLOIS g BREESE,
AZ No. liz, Thames-streef, corner Of Church
street, next north Of Gov. MARTINS
Where they offer for sale, (at as low rate
% can be purchased in this town. ap assor;-
ment Of
HARD WARE and CUTLERY,
wholesale and retail
N. B. They will also transact business on
commission.
Newhorf, .1trI7 2, 1919.
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For the more perfect organization of the Ar.
,,,y oc hs TIoitnd Ct,see

For the more perfect organization of the Ar
my Of the United States.
u H enacted By the Senate and House of Repre-:
~ seir6ifvss Of the Uited States of .inicrica, is
Congress asscS6d That the infantry Of the army of
the United States shall consist Of twenty-five reg-
ments, and that regiment shall consist Of one coli
one, lieutenant colonel, major adiutantS
pay.master, one quarter-master surgeon, two
surgeon's snates, one sergeantmsjor, one quarter
masters sergeant, two principal musicians and ten
companies. -.
SEo g. Ind 5s IL further enacted, That each CONF
pany shall consist OF captain, first ieuenants
second lieutenant, ensign, four sergeantss
six corporals, two musicians and ninety privates.
SEC 5. find be further enacted, That to the reg.
ment Of cavalry, authorized by the act passed JAM
uary eleventh. one thousand eight hundred and twelve.
entitled An act To raise an additional military force,
there shall be added riding master and to the
regiment OF light dragons, authorized by the act
passed April twelfth, one thotisand eight hundred
and eight, entitled An act to raise, for limited
time, additional military force, one surgeons matc
sss. .. .4nd ss 10 Further sndcisd That each troop
Of cavalry or light dragons shall consist Of one
captain, one 6rrt lieutenant, second lieutenant;
one cornet, four sergeants, six coporals, two musi
clans, one master Of the sword, one saddler, one
farrier, blacksmith and sixy-four privafes, and
pay and emolumcnt Of master Of the sword shall
be the same as those Of riding MASTER and the pay
and emolomeft Of blacksmith shall be the same
as those of Q farrier.
SEC. S. .8nd be further enacted, That the military
twelfth day Of April one thousand eight hundred
and eight, and the additional military force raised by
virtue Of the act of the twelfth Of April one thous
sand eight hundred and eight, be and the same ara
hereby Incorporated, and that from and after tho
passing cf this act the psene,ions vhaM t~ rade
through the lines of srtiletets. tSht artilery dra
goona, rfemen and infantry respectively, according
to established rule. ~ n CLAY,
Speaker Of tie House Of RehrescnrotiUes.
WIN. II. CRAWFORD,
President Of the Senate, hrs. temhore.
June 26, i8l2.--APpRovED,
JAMES MADISON.
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Grocery and Commission Store.
Jeremiah PECKHAM,

- ESPECTFULLY acquaints his friends and the
N pubck, that he has taken the new store. No,
ll-street, the corner of Thames-street, where
he intends to keep on hand, general assortment OF
Vest India Goods and Groceries,
Of prime quality, and at the lowest prices, for cash
or approved credit.
N. b. The HAIR-DRESSING Business
will be carried on at said store--where the former
customers of MIR. p. respectfully solicited TO IA
YOUR him with their business. Mar. 18.
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Co-bartnerS/llb Dissolved

CO-parmershib DiSSolved
THE Co-partnershp under the firm Of WILLIAM
1 & HEsRY MooRE, was by mutual consent
dissolved the 5th inst. All persons having unset
tied accounts dc mands against the said firm, are
requested to present the same for settlement and
receive their dues and all persons indebted to them
by Note or Book Account. are earnestly requestrd
to make immediate payment TO WILLIAM Mocak,
ID :s authorised sNvsDsi ~ ,,c>. ,sns@ ,,f 10
company. Ii being absolutely necessary that their
demands should be adjusted as soon possbIe,the
hope that no person will neglect this friendly invita-
tion, they will be obliged to have recourse to
some other means for The collection Of their debts,
should this notice not be attended to.
WILLIAM MOORE, Jun.
HENRY MOORE.
N. p WILLIAM MOORE, j!un. will continue the
DRY GOODS business in all its variety, at his
Store, No. &c. Tnames-strcet. He thanks his friends
for past tavors, and solicts continuance of their
custom his endeavors t. please will be unremitted
Nrwpc-t jar, Il 1912 s-
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Merchants Coffee Hosse.

:. Those gentlemen wa ,ispos, d TO pro-
s'sote' e'the Institution. will please to call and
subscribe to the New,-Roow.-Terms liber-
al.-Pa~Gculars made known at the House
SO, Thames-street.
NE. A book will be kept at the Coffee
House, for the insertion Of shipping and other
intelligence. JOHN JOHNSON.
April so.
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Dissolution Of 10 partnership.

THE co-partnershp heretofore existing
under the firm Of AI.siY q COE is this day dis SOL
we'd by mutual consent. All persons indebted to
them by note or book account, hereby requested
60 settle the same Immediately with JosATHAS T.
ALwv, who IS authorised to adjust all business rela-
ting to said firm.
x.,-,,-. ,,n. Q 1910 JONATHAN +. ALsfY,
BENJAMIN L. COE.
The GROCERY BUSINESS vii be continued
Or the subscriber, al No. $50, Thames-street, who
respectfully solicits the patronage of his friends and
she public. JONATHAN +. ALMY.
newport, June 10, 1912.
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HENRY MOORE.

OrF EhO run O.1LE,
I'm the most reasonable TERMS for cash
~ or approved credit, at his brick Store,
No. S, Marketsquare--at retail-viz
Madeira WINE SCassia,
French BRANDY, SBasket Salt,
w. India and RuN Ssweet Oil, (by the fask,)
New-EnglandS ~ SSalt Fish,
Gin, SStarcb,
'Molasses, SRaisins.
Porter, STobacco,
Vinegar, SSnuf,
s;::: $:: &; ;$; $::: e.
Hyson SSoap and Indigo,
ay.ss sSss ssia ss rrAs sW,tSS sWrsppns s'd PAPER
Souchong and SCrockery and
Bohea SGlass Ware,
Coffee, SPewter.
Chocolate, STin,
Pepper, SStone and
Pimentos SIron do (of all kind5;)
Mace, SNails, (assorted)
Cloves, SCotton and Wool Cards,
Nutmegs, SBed Cords and
Ginger good Lines, &c.
And sundry other articles too numereus TO
mention.
also, BY WHOLESALE-
10 pipes Gin, (best kind,)
hhds. Sd proof sweet favored Rum:
New-England do. by the hhd or bbl
2 casks best London Porter;
10 or IL kegs James River Tobacco
10 do. Ginger, (best kind >
20 chests souchong
do Hyson-skin TEAS.
8 do Bohea
10 boxes Havana c,,cn
20 bbls. Muscavado : '0"""
IL boxes Chocolate, No. 1 and 2;
1000 VT. Coffee
10 boxes Rasins;
100 bbls best Alexandra Flour;
Beef and Pork by the Dbl. and half d.;
90 boxes New-York Soap;
10 do. spermsceti Candies;
10 bales New-OIleans Cotton;
1000 VT. Cordage; different sizes,)
10000 gross Corks
ton Bar Iron
10 casks Nails, (of different sizes)
also,
Seven Shares in the X. T. Union Bank, IL
applied for soon.
NIB He returns his sincere thanks to his former
customers and solieits continuance Of teiS fsyors.
Newport, April II, 1919,
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AN ACT

For imposing additional duties upon all goods,
wares and merchandise imported from any
=. foreign port or place ,and for other purposes.
ID T. if enacted by the Senate and House Of
ID Representatives Of the United States Of
.dmerica, in Congress assembled, That an ad.
ditional duty Of one hundred per centum, upon the
permanent duties now imposed by law upon GOODS
States, shall be levied and collected upon all goodss
wares and merchandise, which shall, from and after
the passing of this act, be imported into the United
States from any foreign port or place.
SEc 2. .and dbe IL further enacted, That addition
Of ten per ceptum shall be made to the several du-
ties imposed by this act in respect to all such goods
and merchandise, as shall, from and after the
passing of this act, be imported in ships or vessels
not Of the United States.
SEC 3. And be 1 further enacted, That on al ships
Of foreign powers, which shall be entered IN the u
nted States the territories thereof there shall be-
paid an additional duty, at the rate 81 one dollar
and fifty cents per ton.
SIC. f. .and be IL further enacted That the add.
onaf duties laid by this act shall be levied and col.
lected in the same manner, and under the same nc.
gulations and allowances, as To drawbacks, mode Of
security, and time Of payment respectively, are
prescribed by law in relation to the duties in
force, the articles which the said additionsS
duties are laid by this act.
shall continue in force long the United States
shall be engaged in war with Great Britain. and un-
til the expiration Of one gear after the conclusion Of
peace, and no longer P'ouided however, That the
additional duties laid by this act shall be collected
on all such goods. wares, and merchandise, an
shall have been previously imported
II. CLAY,
Sneaker Of the House Of Rehresenfdtivsss
WIN. H. CRAWFORD,
President Of the Senate, fro. semfore.
Iulv 4. .i2l2-AppHovrp.
JAMES MADISON.
AN ACT
To prohibit American vessels from pro.
ceeding to or trading with the enemies
of the United States, and tor other
purposes.
DE IL enacted BY the Ssnafe and Honse o.
ID Re1resenfaaives Of sAe United Sfases Of
Imeriea tn Congress assembled, That no
ship or vessel, owned in whole or in part By
acitizen or citizens of the United States, shsll
be permitted to clear out or depart from any
port or place within the liui:s Of the unitsd
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NOTICE.

THE subscriber thanks his friends for
= their encouragement in his late busi-
ness.-He has now determined on establish
1ng HOUSE under the respectable title Of
4he
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NEWPORT, r. /.
Printed and Pu6Sshed on Thursdays, b.
WILLIAMI IMONS,
fPUBLIsHER OF THE LAWS OF CoNGRRss,l
.tfiii-.Sreef
TERMS.
The paper 10 printed once q week, AZ dollars q
fear, one half in advance.
Advertisements sccnspcuously inserted, at the rate
at dollar and SO cents square, for three weeks
emsiier ones in the same proportion.
Printing in all its variety, executed with accuracy
and despatch Orders respectfully solicited.
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PROTECTION TO COMMERCE:

PROTECTION TO COMMERCE:
It is a fact worthy the attention of
the public, that in the insurance Of the
American trade to Spain and Portugal,
the additional premium Of per csst.
has been demanded and paid in the ell
Zee Of thi. town for protection against
capture by eur QUA erui'ers-ths
voyage and the papers being perfectly
fair and legal. This it is to be remark
ed, is more than is asked in the same
trade against the risk Of capture BY the
British, French & AIgsrines altogether,
and is fully Eve times as much as would
DO charged for insurance against the III,
gsriaes only. Thus we find that it is
true q. it is written" lie that provides
not for bis own household, is zyorse than
an igfdel."
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pTRLIC SALE.

WY virtue Of q Dssd of Trust from
Sar,h Pcrtsr 10 the subscriber, fst
the purpose Of securing the payment OF
certain dsbts in the said dsed mentioned,
will be sold at public sals for cash of,
the goth day Of November next, on the
Prsmi.ss-s Piece or Parcel OF Ground.
situated on Union street in the town OF
Alexandra, and fronting Oh that street
Is teetS - inches, and running back
and birding on Fayetts Alley the dis
lance of 50 feet.
Robert I. Taylor
Irnstees
October 20. 2awts.
The sale CT the above
property is postponed until
Saturday tie 18th Inst.
October "a.
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CONGRESS.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
TRshorted fsr ffr 1ierondriG Gazefte.
MsspAY, November IS.

MssDAY, November IS. !.
Mr.. Mitchell, presented the petition
Of Rober, Csmnins, merchant d New:
York, stating that be had fundx 10 the;
Island Of St. cfoix the amount of ahieh,
in consequence of the hun-impostation
law, he was unable to OAtsin in direct
manner he therefers ordered the ship
nsnt of qSastiiy Of Rumto the port OF
ST. Jehns, cw-Brunswick, where it ar
rived and from some cause was sent to
Eastpert, whsrs it wss ssizcd, and pray
ing restitution. Referred % the cons
mittee OF ways and means.
Mr.. Newton; presented petition
from the merchants OF Nsrfslk, On the
subject of bonds given fer the British
goods lately imported Referred to the
committee of ways and means.
Mr.sChcycs similar one from MGR
chant of Charleston. Referred rs above
Mr.. Newton, frsa the committee OF
cenmerce and manufactures, reported
bill to prohibit thc use OF licences, or
passes issued under the authority Of any
foreign goysrnment-Rssd twice and
committed to committee Of the whole
House for Thursday.
Mr.. Cheves, from the committee OF
WAYS and means, reported bill max
ing an sppropriatisa fer deftaying the
expenses incurred, or to beiecurred Hh--
der an act entitled an act, authorizing
detachment of the militia Of the Un'. sd
State.-Read twice and committed 10
committee of tho whole house for this
day.
The House in comlnittse of tie whcls
MIR. Stanford in the chair, Or the bill
last mentioned. The bill sppropriates
| 100000 dollars. The cominittes rose
and reported the bill, aud the House
ordered it to be engrossed aid read
third time this day.
TIE House in committee oil the whole,
Mr.. Lewis in the Chair, Oh bill to O.
nable the people Of the Mississlppl
Territory to form constitution and
state government, &c.
After several propositieas Tor amend
raent, not affecting the principles OF the
bill had been mace and sasp,sd.
Mr.. Richardson moved to strike out
the FIRST section. Nega,ivsG.
The committee rose AID reported the
bill as amended, and tho Esuse csnSur-
red.
Mr.. Pitkin after some predatory OBJ
ssrvstions moved 10 strike out the first
section of the bill.
The question was decided by ayes and
noes and we're ysas 81 nays sc.
The bill was thsn ordered to be en-
crossed ard read third tint ts-mer-
row.
An engros.cd bill making an appro-
pristion for defrsying the expenses ia-
Cured or to be incurred, under an act
entitled an act, su,horising detachment
of the militia OF the u. States, wai, read
third time ARD passed.
Adjourned.
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STAMP, DIRECT AND EXCISE
TAXES.

As many people have bad memories
We shall tor their sakcs state a brief
comparison Of the taxes 50 much ella.
mored against in 80, with those now
proposed. Behold then Adams lssn
was fivs millions, tho present is eleven
millions. The excise on refined sugar
vas then $4,000 dolls j, is ROW to be
100000 dellars. The tax on carriages
wes $4,000 dellars, it is now put al
10000 dollars. The tax on stamps was
100000 dollars, is now to be $50 600 dol
lars, &c. &c.
This We must remember IL over and
above all our own staf. tG1res.
Vermont Washingtonian.
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marks, in regard TO their present
ability to take the field, as he may
tliuk pooper. and transmit the same
to the commander in chief without
delay.
As these Volunteer Corps, in all
sudden emergencies, form the arst
and best defence of the state, it is
hoped that suedl as may be able will
display their zeal in joining them
selves 70 come one or other OF these
Uniform Companies, as cirsumstan-
ces or inclination May lead, thas
proving themselves a race OF jersey
Men, not unworthy of their fathers.
AARON OGDEN,
Commander in Chief Of the Militia
sfNew-Jsrsoy.
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From the ". Y. MercaatHe advertiser.
VALUABLE DISCOVERY.

"A
To the discovery Of the Perpetual
Motion, recently made by citizen
efPennsylvania for the Patent Hight
of which. we understand, 100000
have been refusedl we have TO add
that of a citizen of the state of New
York, who in common but hither-
to unnoticed vegetable has discover
cd substitute for FLAX & HEMP.
greatly superior to either. and which
multipIies itself so abundant as to
yield from 500 to 1000 from roots
and seeds per annum.
Bar. Baldwin. of Montpelier, Yer
mont, the Ingenious Inventor OF the
Patent Machine for Spinning Hemp
and Flax, has made trial of il. and
says it will work better than either
Of those articles.
DR.. Eddy, the Lecturer on Beta
ny. gives it as his opinion. that COW
ing to the bulbOres OF tuherous form
of its root. even should the old root
die. the plant will be continued by
suckers or shoots from the parent
root: that it may be cultivated in
good upland as we'll rs in its natural
soil. which is low and moist that it
will bear from Is to 20 stems en- one
root, which grow in circle Of not
more than six inches diameter, and
arise to the height of from four to 6
feet without branches"
In honour Of the disooverer. MIR.
Charles WhiiIow. it has received the
classical name Of Urtica Whitloni.
A committee Of the Corporation,
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Circulating Library.
November -

THE proprietor has, since the publ.
cation of the last Catalogue, added to his
collection 4 variety Of BOOKS, among
which ara sos1e Of the Latest prados.
tons.
Pixies Travels. Repertery, thinner.
mans Frederick, Married Life Vivian,
Emilia de Conlanges, Temper, Scots
Adventures. Spirit Of tbs Book, Forest
Moats1beno, Shrins Ct Bertha, Ethel.
wilma, John de LaDras.er, II cisodora, I'm.
pertinent Wife. Margaret sf STAFFORD,
Self Control, &c. &c.
He expssts shortly 10 receive Milisiai
Chief, Self Indulgence, Marian, Vale OK
Clyde, IsEdora and others.
p' An additional Catalos ue will b
published in few days.
G.. A. Shutz.
November "a eostiS
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COLUMBIAN INN,
GEORGETOWN.

VHHE subscriber has the satisfaction
u to inform his friends and the pub
lie, that he has renewed to that elegant
and eommodious four-story dwelling on
Water Street, where he has at eonside-
rable expence completely equipped him
self for the entertainment of those who
may please to favsr him with their Gus
tom The situation is healthy, convent
ent and agrseble.-The hours is large
ard in every respect well calculated tor
an Inn the rooms well snished. and fur
nished in a nsa, and comfortable style
the out-builGings are all new and CEN
venjcpt, He hatters himself that ia C.
yers respect his accommodations will be
satisfactory.
Joseph Semmes.
Nov. q. dim.
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From the Connecticut courans.

From the Connecticut Courdnf.
AtLswisiowh IN. y there has been
made sn experiment., the rssuIt Of which
we conceive TO be Of ingnitc Importance
to the liberties Of the United States, to
wit, Whether the militia ut the states,
rightfuiiy sailed forth merely to repsl
invasion, Can be consolidated with re-
GUAR forces, aud along with them, be
made uss Of for the purpose ofinVasion.
That the consultation exempts them
from all obligations ts invade foreign
territory, OF 10 step beyond tho limits
of the United States, is q matter too
plain 10 be misunderstood yet there
remained doubt, whether, under GER
tain circumstances in which it were ca
sy to place ,hen, they might aot be
brought, By the arts of cajolsry, to yield
M this their constitutional right.
Long since il was clearly pesceiveahy
all wso had a comprehensive view oftae
affairs Of our nation, that design was
aGoot to lay the Borden Of carrying on
the ",ux OF var" in Canada, principally
upsa the military fsrccs belonging, not
to the United States as such, but TO the
states respectively. Not 10 mention
series Of facts clearly maniiestiag TINS
10 have been the presidents design
broad hints of it were given during tue
lrst session of congress, by several con-
fidential members, who expressed 1t IS
their opinion, that the militia, oRco bro't
to the lines, might be presently induced
TO pass over them, in the character OF
invaders.
The long expected experiment has
been made. Previously to the late de-
mlorabie catastrophe, much pains were
taken with the militia at Lswlsiown, TO
induce them to volunteer and IN some
instances at least, whsrs cogsnt persua-
sions and appeals to their honor and
bravery, were unavailable, Gliding were
used, and even threats.
The last resort, was TO send forward
the volunteers (; in hopes al 1t woSld
ssem, that the rest would follow when
things come to x,rem,ties. Fatal mis-
take fatal for the lives of many brave
men dersgatovy TO those concerned IN
the plot, whsther as principals or az
dupes: but psrsdvsnture, happy Tor the
freedom Of America. Fer 1t has eiiec-
tually blasted, rs we wculd lain hopc,
the darrirg project for employing the
military forces belonging to the states
respectively. in a manner totally repug.
naat to the letter of the constitution and
10 the spiri, of a f'es government
Whereas il the militia in senaral had
suffered themselves en- that occasion to
be Brought 10 the intended point, their
example woe}d have been used as
precedent for others. till at length, tho
constitutional barrier betWeen the Tor
ees belonging to the respective states
and the enlisted soldiers belonging to
the United States, would bs e&tlreiy
broken dewn: and if absolute deseoi,s'n
did not presently grow out c: such
stats Of things, it would be because there
were not Cromwell, or BeDaparte,
to &c found in our country.