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ARRIVAL OF a GOOD PRIZE.
To the Editor Of the Bo7tsn Patriot.
=" FRANkFORT. (Maine ! MsX 81. IG1

SIR, y ' 80 '0'''
" TIE letter NJ rnGrque brig Ku,ouqoH AIer
asder MlhkeD, prize MISTER, arrived st this port
ls't ag, priz: tn the Surprise, Of Baltimore
Cspt. Clements Cstnen, with = ssrgo Of eof,e spd
cocoon, supposed TO be worth fifty thousand dollars
She was eaptu-sd near the Western Islands On tbe
Gath April In the morning she was discovered a.
bout three leagues Gst1see, but being fast ssilsr
The Surprise did not within reach Of her gun,
unt half past re 81 room, At whieh tirns q Kutou
soH commenced = bri'k FIRE m the Surpri,e with
Ner stern ehsserI, which the Surprise did not return
tor fear OF deadening her vay IN about 80 minute.
the Surprise eaae up sS to engage With br ,a5sd
determining 70 bOard, supposug her to be cnaD Il
war. Sac soon slot away her eolors, and supnosing
abe hsd struck, ceased FIRING, bot finding the KutoU.
son continued firing she renewed the acton, p-epsr-
90 ~ board, and sNeered up ALONGSIDE, ~ which tine
the sap.sin Of the kutoussT sFur rs hat az siciai
OF snrresder but L WAS with daculty that the Nj /
oers prev nted taeir nsn from bosrdi1e her they
not observing The s'sns given cf surronds- l. ~.
pcaret ty TIE Kn'onsr8'y papers, ihN en- had 4pl
meuI there wer- bit o rsd On horrd. several o
WI - were wornIed, two rlo-tely N tie br &
mu'h e''nt to piseeH thrt Z took 81 b1,,~s are
he ast07 ~ rspsir Ser. t. Surprt. he'd M.
? le'', namely, George H. Burdick, ssiu- master
f7t I'D not receive ~ouad IN har hlil. Thsi
f0ze vas chased, and had 90 throw her guns over
Dos, q.
go, TIE ta'h May, in lat SC, r. long So, spol,,
The private armcd cutter Hero, Of Eew-YOgk, bound
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Salem, Nan %.

Salem, Nan %.
Among the prisoners who arrived here on
Tuesday last, in the Union cartel, from
Halifax, was MIR. Joshua Penny, pilot be-
longing to Long Island, who was seized at
MS house, and taken from his bed in the
night about nine months since, by TIE Bit
ish, and carried almost NJ ked on board the
Raniiies. on suspicion of his having been
conc rned IN some Torpedo experiments, q
OF pitotinE Com. Decatur's barges. Mr.
Penny informs US thSt 50 great WI as the ex-
asperati"u OF the British officers in conse
qpence of the Torpedo attempts, that they
threatened instant vengeance upon him -
and ne is sincerely of opinion that had it rot
been for the retaliatory measure Of the Pre-
sIdent, in causing two British subjects 70
be confined as hostages for his safety, they
would have put him to death. He waa
confined in irons for nine days in the most
cruel manner, and otherwise i'll treated en-
board the HriJish ship after which tine lie
was sent to Halifax, and treated as other
prisoners. While on board the Rami:ies.
the British officers evinced the utmost aresd
of the Torpedoes, and one Of than ob srye.l
while on hoard, that Sir Thomas HARDY
had not slept for nine nights in conse>
que5ce of his anxiety with regard TO them.
The greatest precautions were made use
Of TO prevent the Torpedoes from, getting
near their ships.
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MORE BRITISH BRUTALITY.


Several gentleman Of uadoubled vsracity
lately from Canada, now ia this Wiz &c, re-
late the following transaction Of q gang OF
monsters.
few weeks since, g party of scourdrels.
belonging to the British 18Th Il. drago rs.
laid violent hands upon q Mrs. Lewis. Of An.
caster, head of Lake Ontario, while in bed
with her husband, who, with cooked pjs
toi st his breast, was threatened with instant
death il he made the least resistance. Sc
ven ct them aiiayed their brutal desires
What gives skill higher coiorine to this
unexamPIed atrocity. [unex 4mpled except
among Esg'ishmenl the unfortunate VIC
man was IN situation requiring the most
celi ate treatment
Very little or no efIort WIS made by the
civil or military authorities TO bring the mon
sters to punishment. II such civil and mill
tary authorities are to be considered the
conservators and @ the bulwark of our reti.
sion," then have l done with it forever.
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BLOCKADE

Bostc1, Giov %.
Com. Hardy Of the Rsmiiies "a, haa adj
dressed letter TO the British agent for
prisoners of war in town stating that he
had arrived in the bay with an adequate
torce TO carry the blockade into effect, and
requesting him - make it known to me
neutral CcnsuIs aKd agents in this town
he states that the blockade would be rigor
ously enforced. agreeably to the proclapla-
ton of It e same.
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day the enemy continued the biockade.-
The ships at anchor, and the brigs occasion
ally moviag.
Some rigging was wanted to complete the
Superior for sailing. He met sixteen wag-
gon ads. ! presume beyond Utica. and il
mus, have reached the Har5or ere this
The new vessel will be off the stocks about
the 9th June.
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tied. Nany' matters Of icnpcrtanc. shall
occur to me, of which YOU, gentlemen, may
be informed. or which may seem to escape
your recollection, L will communicate them
by a message.
CALEB STRONG.
hfoy 20. 1914.
10 the House the Speech was committed
to Messrs. Shaw, Green, Sols.onsssli, Webb
and Washburnc.
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GOVERNORS SPEECH.

We tsis day publish the Spe oh of his Ex
csiicncy 10 the Legislature. AS usual. much
Is said about our national affairs, and very
bstle about the affairs of the STATE. The
Governor informs the Legislature, IT, at he
shsh re-dehver to them. the Memorials of
last winter, which were submitted TO him
for sa.e-keening. Talks about the emhar
go ard ncn-import alton laws-urconssitu
tinnali'y OF divers Of their provisions-in,er
position OF the State Government-repea al
OF these acknowledgements of the Consti-
tahon--tofhe3rance of the people, rchich
zvas reconn.erdcd by the Legislature -
Declares that none Of the measures of the
General Government have been opposed by
violence, aGd that no dangerous comm otioDs
hsve oisgraced the people cf this Common
"esth. His EXcelleIcy must have fcrrot
ten the Cu2toDi- House mud Cam6rideej,orf
D'o5s.l He further declares that great
proportion OF the people of this state view
the war as UnJustfd6le ard unnccrseorv. -
ard rene as the Nat aud Improbable charge
~ itS being wagtd against the upoffcnd
ing Inhsh'tants Of Canada" &c. We wish
ais Exce'ieacy would take the cpiniop of
the i.'rpressed Americans la civ arrived
~ Salem from the Prisons Of Halifax IN this
?uSlect. some o. whom have been detained
in slavery FOURTEEN years. Let him
ak Mer' whether hey think it "u,jus-
'fctfs ard pnncccssc'v." Let him put the
same question 10 any man OF Massachusetts
who pre'e-s FIRE. Trade and our c-aHanr
Sailors Fights, to the p-edor1inance. al
British ltSolsrcs, and H,Grifi,ne domination.
and he could no. fail of being rieceived
Boston Fatriot.
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NeFp- : 0Tk. NI0Y 81
From NezV ProUidence.- cartel
sscSr. Billow, arrived here yesterday mora
ing, in Is days from New Providence. she
has brought among other passengers. Cant
cambridge, late Commander of the u. :
sioop OF war Froic, (recentiy captured by
the British frigate Orpheus): SIR. Clark
the purser; Mr New and AIr. Cush no
surgeons -; Williamson, rni6shipman ~
cher. clerk /; and the captains servant
Mr.. Brook and family are also Gmong the
passengers.
By The Steam Boat, we learn, the, the
British a"e building at Kingston shin "a
noun 90 gyms, is $50 feet keel and to he
iauncfed by contract IN the 5;h July, nnder
Penslig on the part of the builder, Of g ,ooOl
sterling.
We also learn, ~ letter, that our fee,
at 5aeketts lIr'bor was not to all unit! the
new ship was ready which would be from
five 20 SIX weeks.
The British squadron were stili off Sack
ctts HarbOr. closely hlockading ii. Il wa.
quite uncertain when Con-. Chauncey would
be able TO get out With his feet, as the los
~ the guns ordnance, and military stores at
Oswego was irreparable. On the other
band, the frames OF twn fricates built in
ENGLAND had arrived at Qne6ec, and could
IT was supposed, be set NJ, launched, EQUIP
ped and sent out upon tie lake in between
twenty end forty days, which would Give
the British decided superiority even if
Chaarcey could See -! no }sst oui.
June /.
Swedish cartel schr. has arrived a,
New London from BERMUDA which place
she Co. on the 18Th Of Nav. By this srri-
val we learn that Admiral Cochraue re-
Tnai7ed there end that TO later news than
that ~ the Fair American had been receiv.
ed.
EItract ola iefterfrom Cqht. s. Ffrld. yofe
master O. he stooh Fiysf C9rauL ami
nom f,isoDer on b,rrd lhe Safurn m.
zee OF Gardy Hook. da'ed on Sundav
cUcOiHg.
'JEs piiyat,er schr. IIuaear. Of Bat.;.
more from New-Yuk wa. taken by the s,
torn, ~ 10 'noors after leaving port. The
capt END part OF the ere have been sent
to H2iifay ~ en- American brg."
From mr. Ibany .Argus ofB4av 81.
From Chawfia'n We learn that op
Nseao0cugh ssiied from tire uiouth Of Otter
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1t seems By TIE British account OF the IT
tack on Bergen op-Zoom in Holland, tina.
the enemy's generals fare worse in, run
ming their heads against Stone 6ziZs." than
even ours. The annals of the present war
can hardly prodncoa similar disaster, let
ter from the differs in the English papers,
says" out If 1890 men engaged in the as-
sau't, no; 1900 escaped" The Msjor Gen
eral commanding surrendered at the head
Of his colunn. and another Major General
mas died of his wounds. Prov. Pat,
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NTonfrenL NM q.

On Wednesday evening, Capt. J.ryoisc
arrived in town from Kingston, with the
garrison feg of Oswego On Thursday il
was elegantly Displayed at the porch of the
government h Use, and a kaIf past two a
roysi salute was fred from the citadel in
honor oftae brilliant expedition against O5~
weCo.
The British government has ordered me
dals to be given to such English ofTicers Of
the militia, or regulars as Distinguished
Themselves in the capture f Detroit -
" the defeat cfthe army under gen. Hamo
ton. Oct. 26, 1878 =" or the defeat Ct the ar
my under gen. Wilkinson, Nov. II. 1918"
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NAviIINerIRY.

i~s Court cornnosed o! CONS. BAiNrRJace 4
Jerry, wss ordered hy the hon. Secretary @. the
Nsy, TO nonire into the ssuses of the cary return
OF the U. .. Ftisste Constitution from her late
eruze We learn, that Capt STEWART. her com.
mander, throaeh the Secretary of the Navy, is a1-
prised OF the proceedings OF the Court As we are
ioFs o. Capt Stewart remsins in commend, and
no Conrt Martial is to be called II i. ,hsr,s"ra
10 be presumed that tie return ct the ship ga, not
premature and that the circemstsnee OF tn. c..a
fully justified her commander. Bo.. Gaa
SAMUEL DANA, determined Republic
can, rs elected TO Congress. from Massachn-
sets. vice w. nj. Richardson. resigned.
Brig. Gen. Chandler of the Arrny f The
u. States, has arrived at his seat in Maine.
from Quebec.
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IthLTIWOHt, Jung ,.
6J-A heavy frjug was heard oiT P1tuxent
la3t evtsing, the cause or result IS az r9ujec-
ture. which this day or tomorrow viii un-
foij. he general impression %. taat COzn9
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Fran The " Yo'k Gazette, juno S.
INTER ESEING

letter from BE- ruda, of the 90 n A.
pTi', contains the following extract of q Iet
ter frem MIR. Eliis Chairman IF the Court
Of Directors % IL 7. 81 India CoTpsay.
lie says Notw;ti, standing he sudden
decline that has taken place Of all articles
o' American pTodu-c, would adyi YOU 20
Tctain. l have had an exoian,.tinn wi, h
rinis:ers-tbere IS nothing compromised 70
,'is MejeSty's government in the Dispatches
by the scbr. bramble to al. CT the CONNER
ciaI interests. The American Comrnissi
ners most have full powers 70 fleet even
shelr temporary interests. before we can
enter inc any kind # Negotiations whate
yer, they mus. relrQui,h their supposed
rig # clai-aing British norm subjects bg
r'Ght ct adoption, but more particularly of
eamer.
j. Sc reported that the British cartel schr.
Elbow, Capt. Mix. which arrived ct this
port en- Moudav morning from New Provi-
tence, was hosrd of the look by the
>aurn, r"Zee, was formed bv some
OF me officers, that they had captured the
privateer schr. Huss2r, the same evening
bhe went 60 sea, and had ber then in CO.
as tender. THE Hussar sailed from this
port about week since.
The Saturn is fast sailing race, and
mounts SO % Founders on her lower deck
and 20 AZ peunders on her upper deck,
with complement IF $50 men, and throws
weight Of metal Of 2136 pounds. When
the Saturn was II gun ship, Ter calibre
wss 82's and 1875 and the weight of metal
whi"b she threw was bat 2O4O pounds. be-
ing 96 pounds less than she now throws,
u is further reported. that the British
have re- emily captured in the w. Indies,
four French Frigates.
I'VE give the above report as we heard
1t, not having seen any rerson who belonged
TO the cartel and size was vest erdav order
ed by Mai. Gen. Dearborn to proceed 70
&c or'hwi:h, &C si.c entered q = 1Yrt co,
rary to the arrangement for cartels.1
Ertrncf 9Fo ieftcr ron mercantile no, ee
in .NS7g Hapcn. m their. trend IN this ci-
~, dafed on A7o1dny.
" About o'clock this morning. the sloop
DsGarcs, Capt. Reynolds, with a cargo Of
Ho1r. cotton, &c. vas captured IN the mouth
vt our barber. by small sCrr. supposed 70
he NE P~ivateer LivcrD ol Packet The
Revenue Cntter, with 90 or 10 men, has al
ready gore il pursuit Of them and the
siccD Aetrie, cart. Hsrrison, with a pert OF
The a"ti i~rv company, md 9 vune on board
IS no~ get i0C rnder way. We arr FL homes
rev ~rl, S. TIE course of fhe afterno IN
hru~ 10 bota TIC D1izc md the pr;vateer.
ETt~cct 1farofher fsffcy If The zane DIRE
TIere Is row in sight Of his place
British frgate aud sioop OF war"
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CIIlLLICoTfIB, Msy &c.
FROM nETRNlT

We have Information Up the 5th last Csptsin
Srstot o. the CORPS OF Engineers, had assembled with
de.Tchm-nt To tse upper end OF Lake st. Clair, ~
oud RI, on some favorable point. for tue suppose
OF sstting off the nuieaton OF the Inisns with
hSekaris. The British, it is beiieves. building
bosts IN Lake S,mepe. A GU boat with two So
pourder. snd 80 has been ut from Detroit TO
Lake Huron, to ascertain the eaemy's .,r-ngth and
movements in thst quarter Er,sh teser.ers are
Dolly arriving ut Dstroit-they state, that tae Ma
rn- Store House at Kingston, Wits contained tbs
sails, gsng sad equipments intended tar the new
British vessels, was recently burnt With al It's con-
tents. OF his fact there is no doubt.
Five pieces of Ordnance sunk in the river Than ca
have been raised and tsken t. Detroit.
Il he British officers lately confined in Ksntucky
are on their way 10 Pt'sSurgh. where they are to
continue, on parole, unit orders return to Csus-
da arr received. Col. Bsuby & Captains Us Rocgus
and Springer, arrived here on Tuesdsy last.
TO the Ediisr et'the Okio Republican.
The Great Counc' with the Northern Indian.
viii commence at Greenvis, on the frontiers OF
this STATE, on the 20,h dew 90 June next
JOIN JOHNSTON,
Agent for lndan sffsirs.
Pqus, May I2 1914
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P5;Io6ey6Lto Il

INftndeLNHiG, ItIdy 81.
We learn via Hal fax that the name Of
the island terrifying by the brave and ca
terpTising Commodore Porter, is Timer, an
island in the Indian Ocean, to the east of
Gtolo. 70 the south Of 1ernate. +. is sev-
entcen miles in circumference and prtdu-
ces cloves and fax. The Ouch are mas
ters Of the island, though il has a king of
its own. Tn, woods * the rocks that sur
round it, render it place of defence.
June Q.
We understand that the cartel hnaios.
ION, capt. Smith, arrived at 4. Castle from
Providence, fR. ~ was boarded Of the
Delaware BIZ the British frigate Niemen, &c
was informed that late accounts from Enc.
land Rave been received, by which i. an
peared that Messrs. Clay end Russell had
arrived at Gotenburg, and that the British
government had appointed commissioners
TO meet them az that place.
Gen. Wiuder arrived in this city tbi.
morning from the lines. This is the third
time since his release frora captivity thatfe
has passed through this city. The General
is gentleman Of talents, aud previous to
the war, was a distinguished practitioner
u law. We Cannot conceive, therefore, tina.
he is mere '/ctch and carry between tie
British authorities in Canada, 3 cur govern
ment. Our impression rather IS, that he IS
neeDcisHng.
Jacob Barker, who has become couspicu.
ons by his heavy loan TO the gOyeInment,
arrived IN town in company With General
Winder
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From The Ontario Repository Of NIay "a.
Our large new ship at the Hartor was
launched 90 the first Instant was present
she has sixty SIX ports on her sides. The
two new briggs are rugged. Another shin
as large as the Pike is on the Stoke, and
will be completed soon. We nave iat~ili-
gence from Kingston, and it is believed,
that the British have commenced 2 vessc!
At that place which is to carry oHe humdi cd
e right g1asS
l*The same vessel, probably, lately men-
TONED in Montreal paper, rs intend i t.
carry eighty gunS.1 Ed. RcHos.
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PRoTIDENcE-a May 27.-On Monday
last, William Msytom, sailing master of ms
britannia Majesty's ship Families, (who
was held rs a hostage for the safety and
proper Treatment of Joshua Penny Of Long
Island. Effected his escape from the Jail in
this town, by filing the CRATE of his prison
window and descended by the rigging Of his
hammock which he "knotted and spliced"
together.
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We are informed from ST. Louis, under
date Of April 81. 1914, that detachment
of two or three hundred men would leave
that place in few days or Prairie Dechein,
under the command of governor Clark
the troops go by water in fortified boats
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UTICA rfav OF

Extract of letter TO a SesAeanes in tkis viA0Fe,
dared OnopGsg0 -i7ay o..
have or'y tisne to inform yuu, thst in eonss-
Quenee OF the last aarrp, had 81 Osweeo Fails
on Iu s'sy evening, at lest 600 Ell ct rlitia, &
So onon.ags indians. On the day fell wing. we
we're reviewed by Gen. Ellis and our force was G.
bout 1900 men; 1000 more were advancing. bnt
were ordered lack, there mot having been sircs
NJ ooday, sny sppesrasce Of the enemy st Oswego.
4 he militia exrepts t-w volunteers and the In
disnsl were dismissed on Thursday morlr1g.
Ia enemy are hever;Sg with their gul-hosts con
the Harbor, and Tuesday night Nst eaptsred
n boat loaded with -four. We have at OsweEo Fais
shout 600 men, including Indians.
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InIo7d OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES arrived
at this port, Fleet of 4 and 5 horse VVae
CONS, laden with Sea Island Cottln, in ITO
days from Savannah, belonging to Mr.. Eben
jenckes. The Feet consisted Of IS sail
when it left Port eighteen of which have
reached here, the other seven were laid up
About 20 miles distaEs. and the horses Dr.,
oct 10 pastcre.--The bare expenses Of the
voyage, W. arc told amounted to $4,000. 4
the proprietor has LOST six Of his horses since
1t commenced.-L boston haher
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kTtTGct ofG iettsr from a Gentlemen of
Bostcr, 10 the F6'f"rs, dafed Hfay 81.
have ro news OF Importance to con-
municste. Our State Legislature for tn.
political wear is organized, and as vet an.
pears verv feaeeaJiy disposed, we NAV
however, think, in the course Of the session
nave some smueement. The Hon. Levi
Lincoln j.. Tx Senator, from Worcester
takes seat In The House. and with several
able coadjutors in the minority, will take
good care of orr affairs in thar quarter -
While IN The Senaye, Quincy having been
hNHsd the last session. and unfit for service.
Judge Otis is put up new mark for cur
friend II Zines to shoot at and should Otis
hke Quincy, dare to hoist the flag Of the
enemy, 1 have ITO fear for the result
Holmes, you know is charged with wisdom.
logic q wit, Justly arranged & comroineled (;
while his oPponeat has 7vords and words
smoothly arranged, and-pleasing words
anc--words i'll abundance, and-nothine
else hut words. The Election sermon was
tree from party acrirnony and mere rJas-
ter TOR the persan of Gov. S.rone. The
tedera'ists are in most disastrous diem,
ma, and great schsm is crested amopr
them ard they do not appear to know each
otSer. Ouiucy's naval resolves and Perrv's
dinner have completely distracted them
& on returning reason. should they not see
more clearly, and act more patrioticauy. l
think. Derter's policy, another year, will
scatter and destroy them
II wi, be remembered, QuINcY's resolve STAT
ed, that It was nn6ecoDlinF q moral and rei;oi
oHs peooe 10 reloce at victories, gained in the pre-.
rua~w -.
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WESTMINSTER ADDRESS.

The following paragraphs are from an
address, presented to the Prince Regent by
householders of the city and liberties of
Westminster
After contemplating with the highest ad.
miration, the virtue and wisdom SO con
s~picuous in the arrangements made on the
first day of April, at Paris, we are unable,
Sir, to express the deep concern and the
shame we feel, touching the hostile mea-
sure which your royal highness has been
advised to sanction in respect of Norway.
lfit be just that any one nation shall pro
vide for its own welfare and happiness by
The exercise of its own reason, and the free
dom of its own will, it must be just that
every nation shall freely do the same.
England, sir, can have no right to force
on Norway a sovereignty to which she is
adverse. For such a purpose, to draw the
sword were manifestly wicked, but to at
tempt to subdue independence, innocence
and patriotism, by the instrumentality of
famine, were shockingly inhuman. We
humbly, Sir, n most anxiously intreat
your Royal Highness, to save your country
from this reproach to avert from her this
dishonor.
And, sir, among the happy results of the
pacifcation of Europe, we contemplate with
inexpressible satisfaction, the annihilation
Of the disputed pc .nts respecting the mari
time rights OF neutral nations, which have
constituted the ground of the ever lamenta-
BILE hostility in which we are engaged with
the U. States of America.
Hence, sir, we confidently trust, that
on both sides of the Atlantic the mise
ries and immoralities of war will shortly be
1t an end, and the whole civilized world
repose under the peaceful olive studying
and practising only the social and moral
duties, arts, and accomplishments, for their
general improvement and happiness.