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between the several parties with great
warmth. The war party. H. believed had
taken great pans to keep alive and fer
thent every subject of dispute winch bad
Tor many years Incident ally arisen between
the two countries. He thureht rue GOVERN
mene were not sufficiently master. of ,heir.
own conduet--n0r did he believe ci,-y ,.culd
nave prevailed on CONGRESS last year 70
hare'asted otherwise thar ACy did. There
were two parties IN 4 mer,ca ttAt ws,r- W.
~ warm against this country One az thsn,
had been IN favor a. the French ,r,voI,t,,,
from ITS mTneuce'Geue, aah were inclined
towards the Interests If France the Other
was what IS called the Anti Anglican Day,v.
VINO were very active in bringing ABOUT the
war with this coGptrY.
Mr.. WHITBREAD said, the House we're
much Obliged 20 the hon. gentleman who
b as give them an accoun: of matters which
no one else comld have doue. For his own
ART, 1t was great consolation TO him "a
hear from the hon. gentleman, that MIR
Madison and Mr.. NJ onroe were not. as they
mad been represented by ministers. all
French. but that both of them seemed dis
posed to concihatc. One part of the hon.
gentleman'S speech he wished had been
on'ittec, VIZ. where he spoke of those who
mad warmly taken part against the pro-
ceeoinSs OF this government, as nothing was
NJ
biies to be misunderstood and misrepre-
sented. He and those with whom he had
long acted, had often been thus misrenre
sented. lie adNerted to the declaration of
the Prince Regent, dated the 2ist of April
1872, IN which it was said that nothinp l,ut
the unconditional repeal of the French de
crees should ever procure the repeal of the
Orders IN Council. 1t was from that mo-
ment, IN his opinion, that the American, o-o.
q 6pt % n Il
ot opinion. that after ali the insults tlev re-
ceived hear hear hear ! } if the re
peal OF the Orders in Council had reach,I
'nem before the declaration OF war. inat
war would have been prevented and is
the noble lord had acceded to tie ,auaaI
when first pressed to it by his hon. friend
MT. Bruus ham } the ihtimation would havs.
arrived IN time for that desirable purpose.
he thought there would be consider.I,l.
difficulty in adjusting the article Az 70 rho
mpreSains the seamcn ; out still he hoped
It nght be effected by negotiation. He
nented, that with the navy of Great Pri
am against that OF america, which CON
listed ot only four Trigates and few
hoops, two OF our finest frigAtes were DOW in
heir possession, captared by only two Of
nelrS TINS was reverse which English
'fhcers and sailors had not before been used
o ana from such a contemplate navy as
nat OF America had always been held. M
me could suppose such an event could nave
AIKEN place.
Mr.: w. SMITH said. that upon the snh.
ect OF imPreasnent. Mr.. Monroe had per-
onalIy expressed TO him his sens,, of rho
Importance OF that question. H would ast
yhat U s. would say, if any foreign power
. .,I;a r'ghe to search her ships foc
uoj ec's' ana surely government VINO
.ould submit to such right was not 6, ~ 80
:Xist as such. " w
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UNITED STATES LOAN.
Treasury Deoo-.-,,er

.iprH 18th. 1915
Those persons who have subscribed to the United
States Loan of Sixteen Millions OF dollars, prior 10
the first day oil the present month OF April are
hereby notified, that terms different from those UNI
der which they made their subscriptions have been
allowed to the persons who have taken the remain
der of the said Loan of sixteen millions; aud that,
contor suby the public notification from this De-
subscribed prior to the fst at April have the pr-
viege of taking the terms thus subsequently, allow
cd and which terms are as follows, viz.
1. That the subscriber shall receive six per
cent. stock, the interest payable quarter.year-
", redeemablc at the pleasure of the United
States at any time after the end of the year
1895, at the rate of Eishtyeight per cent /;
100 dollars in stock for SS dollars in mo-
ney.
Or, 9. That the subscriber, for every hundred
dollars in money shall receive hundred
dollars in the species of six per cent
stock. and an annuity for thirteen years from
the first day OF January last, of one dollar aud
fifty cents, payable quarter.ycariy.
The subscribers who may wish to avail them
selves of these terms, will present their scrp-cer.
tificates TO the Cashier of the Bank by whom they
issued, and will express in writing the face
cf the same, which of the above terms they will
1ect to accept, and will receive from the Cashier
scrip-cert:hcates conOrmably thereto; the pay
Tnents upon which and funding whereof be eff
fected in the same manner as before.
Such subscribers as have already completed their
payments aud obtained certificates of funded stock
and annuities the terms originally proposed, are
TO surrender the same To the commissioner of Loans
or the Register of the Treasury, BY whom TREY
were Issued, expressing their election in the same
manner; and viii receive from him certificates of
funded stock, and of anuuties as the case may
be, in conformity with the election they may thus
make.
ALBERT GALLATIN,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
Apr;l oS St
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ADJUrANr GENERALS OFFICE.
Richmond oath .abriI, 1918.
EENEEAI GRnEDs
April oS.

The following regulations 10 be observed, in
relation to certain Military offenders.
In all cases where, an a call into actual service
person held IN requlstisn, under the General Or
ders of the 18th April 1872, shall have failed or
hereafter shall fail to repair to the place oil rendez
vous, appointed foe the Company to which he was
attached part Of the requsition he TO be forth
with reported to the Commsndant of the Regiment
from which he was drawn to be dealt with accord
ing to Law.
,3ut where such peraon shall have appeared at the
rendezvous, and afterwards deserted from the ser.
vice, he is TO he aPprehended by the Commaadant
of the Regiment from which he was detached and
reported 10 his Commanding Oftiser in actual SER
vice, in order that measures may be taken for pro-
caeding against the offender according TO the rules g.
articles of war.
BY order Of the Commander in Chief.
VIM. w. HENING, D. A. G.
MOSES GREEN, K. G.
April e7. sw
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.FORE{GN
From the Ma ,ionaf .fdyo.

From the National .fdvoeatc.
We are indebted to the politeaess of cap
tain Hess, of the ship Portia of Philadelphia,
arrived ct this port, FROM Cadiz, for London
papers to February 10Th, from which we
extract the following debate in the British
Parliament. We regret that We have not
room Tor more than the sketches of two
Speeches in the House of Lords. those OF
the Com mons being the most interesting.
To We have already inserted in Glii, the De-
bate in the III. of L--EAguiyer.
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TO SUBSCRIBERS.

Subscribers. who in arrears at his Office,
respectfully requested to remit their dues by the
metabers oil the Legislature. which month
i'm this city. The interest M the Editor will mpe-
ro,,s!y compel him dissoahnae the pape~s of all
fragrant detauiters.
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VIE Subscriber Giving opposite the Globe Ia
a vern,) wishes to board and lodge from eight to
twelve members of the Legislature, during tie ses
sion commencing ia May next.
JOHN SEABROCK.
April 81. w4w
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which he viii dispose of atsthe moA reduced
prices at his Grocery upon the Rivanna River
or it preferred, will on the shortest notice de-
liver any quantity by agivsn period at any landing
between Milton & Richmond.
w. WOOD.
Albemarle, April %. 4w
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Translated for the Mercanfilc .4dz,rrti.e,
Jrom a fie etriate French hqhcrs. ''~'
SEN MUS consul I,IIAi

- - NoANSO IL | [ NJ.
Napoleon. by the grace of Cod and +bo
Constitutions Of the Empire, Emperor Of
the French King Of Italy Protec.or Of
me y 'i S! OF the Rhine, Media
&c. 49,
TO al Present and 70 come, Grecfing y.
ne senate, after hearing the orators Of
the State Council, has decreed, and We or
der q 5 follows
E1fracf from the Registers aflds Coneey.
vaitve Senate, cf Friday, Fs6rnara 5.
The Conservative Senate, assembled tn
the number OF members 'cscribed by the
art: 20 OF the act Of The Constitutions ,ffh,.
18th December, 1899 '"e
Having seen the project Of the Orcan,s
Senatus Consulte, drafted ,rceablv 70 tb-
form prescribed by the art 81 OF the acl Of
the constitutions of Aug. 4,h 1919
After hearing, on the motives of said nro.
Ject, the orators of the state Council. and
the report of the special com mission an
pointed at the sitting of the ID inst. do de-
cree ~ -
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NOTICE.

NOiILI.
n Ii persons having claims against the estate
"a o.Capt. John f. Price decd are requested To
bring them forward property authenticated and re-
ceive payment--and all persons indebted are earn
estly requested Co make payment, or come for
ward aud make arrangements for their discharge,
as steps viii be taken to ENFORCE The payment
from all who do not comply with this request,
by
WIN. ~ WREN,
Acting Exo'r Of John f. Price deed
April u. sc
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TITLE ].
O( Mc RcPenrr.

~ me RcgfHrV.
art. ISL In ca+S it should happen that
lne MINOR emperor should ascend tne
throne before the Emperor his ther hIS
olSPoseo OF inc regency of the empire. the
nother Empress unites, of rieht tn fhe
guardianship OF her minor son. the ,eye,r,,
of the empire.
2. The Empress regent cannot pass 70
sSSo|3 ;iup;i ai5.
3. In default of the Empress. the re.
gency, should the Emperor not have dc
posed OF 1t otherwise, belongs to The first
prince OF the blood and, in default Of HIM
20 one OF the other French princes. aCcora
diiB 20 hereditary order Of the CT, wn.
T. Suould there exist 10 prince of the
oiooo qualified tor exercising The revercv
ISIS conferred, of right, % The first Of tic
gf%ad dleultary Princes of the Empire. hol-
DING Their Offices at the time Of the F,,nnc.
Tor decease, to one in default OF the otbrr
D. The following orlcr-..vI2
ihe hrst, the Arch Chancellor of the
Empire. ''o
State "
Tive third, the Grand EIec,or
be fourth, the Constable.
he titth, the Arch IRE urer.
! he sixth, the Grand Admiral
5. French ruac- seated o9 e.-A...
royal throne, "a, thc ti,cc Of the Emre..,"'
ucc.a se' rs nor qualified for cxerc,sj,,r a..
regency ''@
@. Tic Emperor, appointing Vice O.
~ nitaries ony when tH 81 uiars ,co ~...t .
/ - torclSn crowns. INC vice graud d,c, -
rieS 90 cHcfci & ne rights OF trs ~ 49,,
wh'm they replace, even co ~hat oer
the 'omt'tauce ~ 80. cCOGcI u feee
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ne nnIer, py ret"rui',g the 10 the once OF
ihe Enquirer, viii be suitably rewarded.
April u. 81
Vs'HE Subscribers under the firm Of VI MARKS
@co. have Jus; received III their store opposite
MIR. Isaac w hiiesa choice selection ct
SPRLNGf GOODy
articles, yiz
Long x snort Ndnkeeus Tortoise Shell CsuLa
S"Fsth"e Caicues Cotton Cassimercs
70 Dinsh@'Ss White s, Gotta leans
h"~N asa co'd canton Changetble lu3trings
T. ciaPt' Plau do
S"'nCiIc h~shHs Fancy Muslius
sD"T""s 90 DO Canton HhIfs.
- :, ',' t'ne C 60, Red aud fsg Banlau-
'+'F~'''' Nf'''eh WAIST
r, 'tt.w'S Cp,rpany Dorea do.
DO. Royal Ribs eu, 't c. H.
Ladies LU"g aud Short | p,,,ftt,.
hid Gloves r.,,.,.;.
Ltntlcrnan's Beaver do
Aud e uunher of other articles ,u ,c .L;eL ;,,
BE- sold Wholesale and ret,il If a small sd,,,cs n
cash or acceptance ~ town
he subscribers being particularly DESTROYS of
'''NHiS ''iir 'stiolisline"t Insning to wholes.l,
P"''''S't. "'.i make unusually .iJer7l deduction
ito'n recall Piievs. W."
MORDECAI Marks
ISAAC RAPHAEL
NP'" ~ At
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WANTED.

.7tthis Office t'vo apprentices, TO learn Ms
Printing 6usiness--jron Is TO 10 year: Of age
Two sDiG-s Lads f;oat the Country vuould De pre-
ferred Immediate application to be made THIS
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SNU.L he sold at psblic auction on Thur.day
~ the 21st day Of May next, under the super.
attendance and management of Mr.. Asa Cts, their
entire stock of
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April o..

z also continues to keep general assert.
III msnt Of
GRO RIES,
sad Crockery Ware, which he will sell low for cash
CT country produce.
April %. 4tp
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NOTICE..

He business heretofore carried on in Msnche.-
L ter under the firm of u. Dennis, * Co. will
for short time be discontinued, owing tn the bal
state Of health Of Mr. Benjamin Dennis, who wishes
to spend the approaching season at the Springs n
persons having claims against the said firm are
quested TO bring them forward To hin, for ADJUST
ment (whO is alone authorised To settle the tr,nsac-
tons of said hrn.) And those indebted will pisa9e
to make immediate payment.
B. DENNIS, s. CO.
.9prii 90.
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He Subscriber respectfully informs his friends
a and the public, he has Just opened House
of entertainment at the OF 5th and H. Street
neNriy opposite Mr.. Mark Rchards's. Those who
favor him with their patronage, will find the utmost
attention paid TO make them comfortable on mo-
dera.e terms.
E.PARAfEIE
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STO NE LIN E,

'T>HE' Subscriber has for sale, some very excel
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GRO G f RIES s,
Consisting of very general and complete assort-
ment-Terrns made known on the day of sale.
ID. ID X co.
Thrill %. 81
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LOST.
4 IN Sunday nom. Lady's black lace
~ VI Mt LIE

,,e nuder, oy retrc"i'g the same 10 the once OF
Che Enquirer. win be suitably rewarded.
April u. a.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-01
postrp.

Tie aiiouigg OBEY J P,rRposr, Ffq ira, ,u-g
in NerObaypo,t az fbs late celeb, alta Il ID, an
nive,In, Of fbe B ,tB day Of W ASHING ION /;
6y the WASHINGTON BENEVOLENT
SOCIETY # NsuSwyp@f
Tune ddoms u Lits,fy.
ON the birth day Of Time, the young Mon.
arch of light
With his beams wakd from lumber the vir-
gin Creation
So, diipelling be gloom of Cimmerian night,
The luiire of WAsBINeros burR on our ma
md thi, 10 he morn
The HERO wa, born,
Whole virtue fha1 HInory pages adorn I;
And his lpirit a~akes from the Deep of the
grave,
To meet with his friends for his friend. are
the brave
The fame fpirit defends, borne on pnions
Of ligh'.
That guided 10 fame our immor,a al commander,
Ger aihes of Moskow fhe urges her
fight
And faile. while fhe hovers around Alexander.
she points to hi, ref
10 the bowrs of the blsR,
Where he iunfhine of peace warns the pat.
riots breath;
Where WASHINGTON, wak'd from the leep of
he grave
Waits TO welcome his friend - for his friend
Is the brave.
The Serpent of France, nurs'd ON carnage
and fpoii
10 whole poiionous train War and Peftilence
TO low.
In agony writhe. his voum;nou, coil,
Like the Python. adAil'd by the ihafts Of A.
polio
And while pa,riot Zeal
Give the moniter TO feel
The lance oil ku mot and Welipg'on's feel,
The fpiri of Warrington wakes from his
grave,
To rel zee with his frisods for his friends
are the brave
Tho COLUMBIA, ingu!f in VORTEX o. blood
Hurts her gaunfie', unarmd, at the proud
Queen Of Ocean;
Lee lily pirit Graf HERO defend on
the hopd,
And refcue thy child from the mighty com
mo ion.
And with boundles. acclaim
We'll atcribe to thy name
All that's iaered 10 Honour, or izfl,ng 10
Fame,
Til the field. of cur ia her. he liberty's grave
And Virtue expire in the brcait of the brave.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-01
NEW GOODS.
Weber & Merrill,

Weber & Merrill,
HAVE JUS recei.ed ard NV offer for
Gale all extensive assortment IT
ENGLISH GOODS,
misble FIR the pres,n mt and approaching
esson--among which are,
Best supe fine B oadco,hs
Midilng and low priced do
Supe rfine Cassimeres, consisting OF
black, drsb and mixed
Cords-Cos,Ings- -Dufiils
Fsnneis and baizes
Pehece Clolb - bombsZetts
Wiibores-DursD Grapes
Best dress'd and undfe ssed Calicoes
Silk and common Cinghams
Csmbr,ck,, white, black and colouHed
A large sssori men, OF Fancy Mullins
Shawis- silk ead cot,on Handkeroiiiefs
LoEg Lawn Lnen--B aces
Gentle men and Ladies Beaver Gloves
ditto ditio SIX 4 wo red Hose
Black and co4ouied Sewing Slks
Coat and Vest Buttons
RIBBONS Tapes ard Dobbins
A general assortment OF American
Factory Goods, &c &c
FEB. l II
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-01
Sp tbr aeails.
Gen. HULL, not exchanged.

Gen. HULL, not exchanged.
We have been f.,ored with late Montre.
al paper, in which is contained an Official or.
der of Lieut.. Gen. Sir George Provost. Of
Feb. denying the exchange of Gen. Hull,
aud the other officers and men, who had
been made prisoners al Detroit, Queens.
town, sc. as officially announced al W.sh-
,ngtun ON the - h Jan last. Iii, Excelieu-
cy s,ses, that the office and clew Of the
samuel and Sarah British transport, osptur.
ed BY The Essex, were re- ularly exchanged
Tor he Ulcers 4 crew of he N utius and
no, for G neral Hull and his iell Nv captive. );
thai he stil considers tie latter as under
,heir parole of horror, and ,llst slrould tie
fac Of WI sgsn place any Of them al the
dispose of the British Cove nment, before
a regul,r and ratified exchange takes place,
they will be d. en-, 20 have broken their
parole, and to be thereby subject to all the
eonsequences sanctioned by tue established
u sges of war III the like Cases.
The urt Martial, which was to have
assembled on Tie 25th ms. IN Fhnadeiphia,
for the trial Of General Hull, is postponed
until further orders,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-01
CANCERS.

n ESFECTFUL roiice II HEREBY gwen 10 Inc
* luhhe that the suhicriDer, reiident IN
po,r1.sp Me having recently obtained an
'a,o,rsnt from DR. JostPH AsDRus, Of
pf,'1mou N. n for uhng he ski he pcf
i.T,. in curing the Mslady called CANCER,
l, N, iueeef tuI application ct his celebrated
c.se,s PlAI.Isp he i. feady to eIerc'ie,
.gk 6iehty aud all praet cAbe facility, the
rh,,ge commiued 10 HIM And a belief Is
.o,,,a aimed ,ha, the Cssfs,s,s ieJon who reads
.s,ls ines az one affected with formidable
n.6.re will feel anI,ou. IT ar ieipa ing 10
he advantage. dervsb'e from Rscsty noted
s,t il. ianat.ve VI ues, pafiitn ally 10 the
cou,bw.rd ans Wei sard, wbere ITS ereeiienee
1, been coat med by Ioug ferIe' OF expert
,rsn,.. and eaabIihed on the Ifrn bats OF PIT
III CD.ffrr -,
Ia he wear 1909 hi. Remedy was honored
NTH the ianction and pa ronage OF the Legisa
m of the STATE of New-York, by an act en-
titled, & Nm al 70, be ,e'ief + Pete, DsVJon."
N, Inventor aus original Proprietor; certi-
fed copy of which aet obtained from the sec.
,ea,y', Office of tina state is IN the poll ihCn
If The Subicrber, together with Certificates Of
Cue, wrought by iaid Remedy And the
eouhdence Of The Subicriter in the fame IS iuch
that in molt cafes for term Of i1 "'oa.6' from
the date below where the Remedy niail be
prope,lyAppied he VII agree where 1t proves
unava ing, no fee uW6s regSi,1
People living at a dlisnce will I've furn'fhed
with he above Remedy, win iuitahle diree-
lions TOT its application
JOSHUA LEVI r, PRAerR PHvsIc
Patissd De Z, 50 QD
Guar, Certificates of Cures, &c. lee Ham Blu
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-01
p W2.

TO be fold at Public acetion en- 7BviIay
the Is day of March nexi a, / ! O'Clock
p the forenoon Thirty PEWs on the over
h'0r IN the Afsstisg Hove of the i6ira C.sg,tga
t''ai Society, in Portland.
N An perions having demand. agaiuli
,Hd ioeieiy, who have agreed to take fews
,of her pay in iaid Meeang Houfe, are re
ia.lied to call on the committee OF laid Pariih
mo iet'Ie their demands by receiving their
res', previous to the day of lae
Portland, Jan. rs, 1873.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-01
Ebe sporitor. No. c.

" Better is the end Of aAing than The tegin
ing thereof"
With this number the Monitor leaves for
ever the eye Of the public, and re res in his
native obscurity. With the simple design of
casting in his mite to the ale of morality
this series Of numbers were commenced, &
through the whole length of,ime they have
been continued TO " shoot FLY MS it flies, :"
10 render vice more odious or virtue more
lovely. has been the only aim of nhe Moni
tor. In several instances he has unwilling
ly given offence, but though he deems the
ground he has always taken to be defensible,
yet he feels no disposition to enter the lists
Of controversy. The Monitorial department
is therefore now vacated, AMI it is presu.
med that some more able hand will occupy
the ground more to the profit of the public.
As David sad to Solomon respecting the
materials he had collected for the Temple,
Thou may'st add thereto" Mankind are
ever the same. and will slwsys need the
pruning hand Il the censor, and the foster.
ing care of,he moralist. Those especially
who have sometimes been displeased with
the sentiments occasionally exhibited by
the Monitor will now have fair opportunity
10 enlghten and smuse the public To
such the end of this series is better than he
beginning, and The public will be benefited
pc haps more by their efforts than by the
lucubrstions ftlie Monitor To one whose
only wish is for virtue and for peace, resi-,
the promised reward of toll is always desi.
rabe. In The silence Of the retirement, far
removed from The hustle which now sgilates
the public mind the purest enjoyments Of
his life msy be realised. In the language
of Cowper:
=" lis pleasant through the loop.hoies of
retreat
To peep at such a world TO see the stir
" or the gres, Babel. and not feel the
crowd +"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-01
Legislature Of plssafbusstst,
HOUSE OF REPERsENTATTt-6s,

MONDAY. FEB az.
A bill to divide the town of Lowell,
and to eaabliih the foutherty pare
thereof into a town by the name Of
Swe1en, was pafed 10 be engroiled.
A bill TO annex iohabod Warren G
J. Warren, to The town of Denmark,
was pafIed to be engroGet, in concur
renee with the fenaae
A bill in adtition to" an sG for
the relief of poor p''ifoners, who are
committed by EXECUTION for debr,'
was read twice, to morrow afligned
for the third readin &, and ordered to
be printed
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-01
SPIRlrUOUS LIQUORS--No. 3.

TIDE heed lest At any time, your hearts be Ove,.
ehDged with suteiting and drunkenness.
Luke, 81 81.
Ardent spirits impair the memory, debil-
itate the understanding, and pervert the
moral faculties. l, was probably from OBJ.
serving these effects of intempersnee in