Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-07-12

| an end to it.-Saiem Gazette.
| l, was not for nothing that Bonaparte mas
SO often declared that he loves America
He has reason good. He las received from
America not less than 20 millions OF collars
toward carrying on his wars what oy the
avails Of the purchase OF LOUISIANA, snu
that with the booty obtained by plunaerhB
our commerce. from which he TOOK ~ ,n'''
| lions q, one squeeze. Which Oh MS a'"e'
has contributed To his cause. IN CASH amount
so sbund .nly, in proportion to Is means. IS
America his darling Or who oil MS lriehos
nave rejciced more hear lily at his cohloess'
or mourned more pungently over ms ae,ss''
than a certain description OF the rfpho"e1h'
Of America Nay more, America mas 'o'u"'
tarily put herself in the dust, .ns' ne &c
might be exalted. She has stripped hersen
| of her beautiful ornaments, that his s'o'y
| might be the more -esplendent. one "ss
done pen,nce, suffered privs'ions, shu' UP
her won'ed sources Of veal h ana en)oyms"'
and brought poverty upon hersei, '"s' ..'
lhrone might be established over me eAr,u.
For him she has encountered perils on me
| land, and per,ls by water. For h'm sue nAs
| ia.i he'd her blood. What sovereign power
I
mense sacrifice of its own interests. to pie Hse
another sovereign power America n.u
| revenue Of Is or IL millions, fed by VAST
commerce. which, though greatly emosr.s
| sed, was yet more lucrative Than II eoe'e
have been in time ofgeneral peace 10 Hu.
rope. This commerce she destroyed win
her own hands and by it ruined her me',
chant, and beggared her treasury hno
4 q. ~ R0nznarte.
| spske, aud it WAS done. Aud upon thls act
! of obedience 10 his mandate lie has openly
bestowed bis applause, not only once pu.
over and over again. America, ,hooen oy
| he favor of providence situated At vast ois-
| lance from The theatre ot war, oil her own
| ,ccord lie sped into the fame and engaged III
| the dire conhic,. Was there on her part
| nv uew cause af war Yes, there IVES one,
and one only. The set time had no" eo,he
when she must cause her rights 10 Dc res'
pected. I, w.sihe crisis when BonapHr.e
needed her aid the most when ne was
| preparing to strike the blow ,ba. s"ou'a
| whelm h. nations which had dared 70 o's-
pue his will l. w,s the moment 'or 'e"u
ing efec,ual aid toward his ADVANCEMENT "
universal empire.
It's ~, wonder that 3onspsrte loves ~
merics who, for his sake, endures Woe
heaped on woes. Witness her uoexsmp'eo
perseverance, in his cause. What spee"A
Gle While the enslsved nations of Europe
are struggling to ereSk the chains OF III. -"
despo,, reeablieaa Americ. is doing wha' !"
her hes 10 psrslixe their efforts, and 10 rvs,
those chains Who hath ard such thing
A FREE republic volun, eering its utmost ell
forts To uphold the despo,,sm ut biooo
.xIa III -nsp
snd TO cripple the nations which are s'rus'
Cling for their liberties and independence
posteriy vi read this portion of the Amer.
.csn snnals, equally with as'onishment ana
indignation. Conn. Couranf.
P,esilen,'s illness - Letters from Washing
ton sp- king Of Tia Preiderts illness, say u
originated in the f,llowir z manner He had
for several DAYS, ex, 'eri.noed nausea and
q disoraered s,am ,h. csused by An inability
in the organs Of digestion to pc form their
office. which. eggin, was caused by a'suc'
Sc ss,on of restie,s md disturbed highs, and
at length Total loss of sleep IN this un
happy sius,ion. he sent for celebrated
physician ON NV II IN shire, who hap
pined TO Be in Washington, BY the name Of
Webster. Dr.. Webster. having made him
self perfect, master Of his patients case,
perceived that il wss one that required bold
and decisive practice. bat knowing his matt
ursl timdity. and particularly he deiicate
state of his nerves at this juno ure, thought
| proper to conceal the nature IL The med cine
he was about to adminis err. nd indeed took
some pains 10 make him believe t was only
| some hirg IN nature of IN snodyne. But
! under ihis pretence, he, in fact. gave him
COM position Of soch a sort, rs in w hours,
produced an artificial cholera norbas of The
must active operation. His friends have
been. and i'll are most dresdftily slarmed.
and have insisted on the doctors COM
municsIiug what he has given and what will
he the re s0lt, put all The 50 istsction he has
hitherto given them 10 IN assurance that
, moth ng fatal need re ienrehended but that
before he opera non is over, he will dist
CHI srge rot" three black crows" bul only
"someihipg as bach as a cyow." As soon IS
we receive any further intelligence it shall
be commu nj aled to our resders.-Ibia'
To General Deey.born.
Sir-From whs, Gen. Lewis says in his
letter. that YOU relapse on the beast agitation
If mind, AXE il you have got the hys,ertcks
You need not be frightened, for they won't
kill you al least not very soon nave h. d
them ever since was fifteen, and have li,-
ed 20 be sgrdndnlOthe, but there is no cure
for them yet can tell you how by heng