Georgia republican. (Savannah, Ga.) 1806-1807, May 20, 1806, Image 2

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res p IV c tic Cokiiiiss cur f, apfotnua by be leffisla.w t - tli.pts? V Le IH.CIICA.IL JJh- V Y> of iy.lt r.:uti % Baldwin arid iVayie C a,.ms, have J * S'Vital reasons Postponed the er e until tie (.<J juKi rent, at vehneb me -we %nil com t. Wit KIN SON. THOSI’I of the fvft dflriift on (he <(h day of Ju ic ne-xr, and continue fr<;m d.v to ii.iv, between the hours of ten ar. . t ncr, (Sundays excepted) un til the 2 }cl inciufi vc. i hoic ol the 2c) difiriil ort the aaih .!.iv of June, until the 27m tut lulive. Th.de of the ‘ ‘ uiflrifft on the 281/1 day of Jun , until the z< cay of July li.v. i Tin life of the h (i, the 3.1 day of Juj/ ortiu the 7.I it.clulivt*. i i.< 1. of the stn5 tn (iiiirlcf or the L !i day of July until thi 1 ufj j.xi live. b /V LD V> I N r . Those of the /it diffrieft 01 th; *ith day of July unci thi 16. h in (lull vc. I hole of the ad difl.rifl 01. the ty it day ot July until the 24th me 11.1 five. 1 hole i.f the 3d diflridl on th 25th day of July until the 29th ticlufive. i hole of the 41(1 diftrift 01 the 30 It day of July until the 4(h day o! in: lulive, I hoiof the sth till ifiiTt or I the 51 li clay of until the i 2111 li.tiufive. WAYNE. Those of the ill diftrift or tl c 13th day o( until the 21 it in: lufive. “1 hole of the 2d diflrifl on the 2 2,1 (lav of until th lb h int lulive. Th li of the 3d diflrifl on | the 27th day nt Aiii>uft untu tile 30111 iuclufive. ‘"Terms of Sale. . Ot the purchasers, bonds foi the amount of the purchafs roo ney will be required ; at feu: equal inflalaienis to be paid 11 gold or fiver; the fill payment! twelve tnoti.hs alter date. In ad clition to winch a mortgage wil, bir required. Vc:: s Sms, J It i- hoick Simm i, > Comrriffiantrt I’atkic Jack. J YV is ‘ ■ ‘.. ‘on, f‘ el> 17, c. tCj’ * i'll’. bUtioL ib. K.b, Ij’llOM live wum of |umOlu.<.l ty In t!u )>,: a . 1 numner M tin ft> f,r wit nt the It iv. m-tii tailmj;, iitiLlu ttliv fr It\tr.ii . t :ir put, linil tln mii Ivts enth .-iiltVil bv ilctrtanil t <.• .- itinnt anlwer. l tr. arc tlicreft >tt c tn-ir.l-a tocitll i.t this manner upon at tli le n.1.-’ iei in them, to 11. ill • whole, ; par-, or iq.iulaie .he I'.io.r bv thelirll il,.v ol Jn , • , v ; .11 -r tlut due every’ uulii|i>iU:i tc t> , tent to ‘he c. inmcnc moot oi la Joel, . 1 year, w , llv |l.< eJ in tic UanJs t;i an attorney lor . ,!eclu n. Koll c k Nc Parker. • 1 S -A •Slicm in s 6ales. On the ft /I iuefday in June t ext, at the Ciurt bou'e, hi (bis 1 1 'y be ween the b urs if ten anc t rce o'clock, will i>; sc Li, /i L that traft of land on 1 Jutchir.fon’a Illand, com h.v <- dlctl Baiiit ’s buinr, con la rung two hundred acres, u ore or ids. Seized as the propert\ of Ju-rrs Mcilmn, under lun cry executions. Continued from April lilies. Aifo, A lot on Bav-tlrcet in Savan nah, joining the efface of Doors coins m g bo tret front, and 90 fnt depth ■, with all the hricKs tn the prem ies, a c ons Jerablc j part ot which, was imported iron’ Liverpool a few \cais a 0, AL V O, • A part of a lot, 16 feet front, by 90 drp’h, win the improvc n ents tluuto i, joining the lair.e. Seized as the property of James Mod ran, lundiy execu- ; tioi s. Conditions made km wo at the dir ut uie, laid at the ritqueoi tnc fonner punhaltr, he ror hvin-r co.nplicd wigi the terms of 1 de. Owttuned fro-* [dies. 1 . KOpEK T3ON, . c . c. Ms r). r 4 V. . T~ . “.. . ‘ pH* ‘ ■ w H 1 GTO iCi'l v, May 2. ‘J HE I’ lir’a'ia rre .\i.- f urn Uic Nrv i.ik prints cf Mutidt.. I'i’nc r it 1 Amrricau wlio w;!l lint fti ’ iditigns.iit in nmiran v.’irli the cit. at n the ii.jaiicsaiid ini.i!:- t vs 1, 8 6ir! . ptn our rights ?s an tti.'r li. .hill i.iUUii ; ~and wi n will not v,i(|i jtiirtt u were in our power, witliout * on. i'nimiiv the pc ,fe ami the great iritriciJ jot 1b • na'.ion, to hurl on the heads <a (v . irs a condign vengeance. These 1: v Ids aits, have no doubt, jaat be met, a. thiy raiglit to hr, with | Ipirit sand the bell n.talari* jairfued foi j vindicating our rights. While, bowevir, wc join in the honell Ui.li'uility ot the citizeus of New-York, w, cannot refrain from tl’.c csprtifion ol our allot, ftanent at the wanton attack nmde by men, who protJe tl.emfelvts to • c fmitral Itj übhiuns, on tui conduct ot :hi federal adniinitlration. Wa.tiiisan occjif.tn, when unanimity ought to have been cheiifhed, to light tueto;ch of dis cord, and ca.ry it into tl.c ranks of tfioh w hole common intciells rtiouhi have ltd hem to the adoption of vigorous mea fort! ? Was this a time to propagate I indfrs, which those who diffufe- them do • >t, cannot themfelte* believe ? Is it for ins lhat certain men, high in confn'cra. on, have hitherto won. the mr.lk of r.io deriti.n and candour a J f.icndlhip ? .Vlitrc i the proof that (hr j relent ad ininitlration have coufi nted to pay mo y to avoid foreign infoience, or to pre vent the violation of national rights : V'v here is the proof that the 4idcai.<ifl.a- j 1 ion titl'i.n'.'y pet nils foreign armed fjup to Hatton tin nil. Ives of{ our haibots, and lilt-re to Hop. I'earch, and rapture our vdiJs, and to impress, wound and m ur ter our cit.xi .r-: VVhere, we demand arr he proofs of these charges ? We deny t!ieir cxillencc. Ihe whole nation knows them to be falfe. We ask again why the propagation of their taliclioodg at this tune? An adequate aniwirts only lo ■ ound in the Hale of the <ocal po|| tlt , ‘vtw-York. The papers from whiel. we akc these proceedings arc i.ao.d on vl.uiday, and tlie election for men, beig of j c'ongrcls and date rcprefeniaiivcs wag to . k place ihc next day. We are ‘i. and then in faying that it wag for the laitry purpose, that these .=tr cioua !i_ bc.s, whieli ar. umr rthy ot any n, ar.d uueii more io o: those ucn wn { f. riame , I taud nictl promi et.fly at their head, ..ere thus Jiafua y pubi.fh.d. I _ Nsw-Yoxx, April 28 Captain Pelton, of the brig Ccus trom via.rnico, reports, that laß even n . at 7 u’ilik k, two miles from Sandy Hook, md within one mile of Jerky sh r.-, he vai beamed by tbe Cambrian frig te ; Iter eir.mi'iisg bin papers, the officer j cturaeo t<> the Camtnian and ordered ,11m to lie to ur.t.l he gave lii n pcnniOion ; 10 p-nual. Ibe Ceres lay to until the j hitted a confi .crahle d-.ttai.ee in fhoie, 1 rom the Cambrian, when capt. P.-tton I nade fail and Hood into the Hook .and 1 was chafed by the Driver fl„op ot war. is u.ai in as liie dare come on account of he daiknds of the night.— Capt id ‘" n f Pbke a Pilot boat and ft.d •cm to put a Pilot on board, which ihcy reful.d to do, until sh. vr„ s regular, y difnrfl. dby the frigate. Capt in Pft mn wae obliged either to come into the ‘l*i k, and lip to Staten Idan> (wi cre he arrived about 2 o’t o k till without a pilot, or lair the Hook aft oglu, and run the ol 6. leg Cut .0 Halifax ting tuoiniiur. City or Nsw York, (T. JHfe Pierce m (fer of the lbop Rich ard, a coaling v< fl lof Bran ‘ywinr, be. ngduly livorti, deposes and fay;, that as ic was approaching Sin ly Hook, and vas about a quarter ot n mile Irom th; iicb, an.i tw > miles lbuth from the e,i h. House, lu hia laid vl!*..!, ou Fri !av evening, about 5 o’clock, two Huts’ ‘•■•re fired at different times trom a large I liiiiilh 111 p of war, with two tier of i ;>u,s, supposed to be the J.eander—that i oue of the said fliot ftuick about forty yaids ahead ot the said v Aid, and the o I ther avert nearly over her—i.p >n which •he deponent rounded to his velfd, and .bout five minutes after another (hot war tired from the said (hip, and ttru.k the t die! rail and the ouarter rail, and k.Ucd iTuiudmt-ly ;t man at the heft n named Joiin Pierce, brother of the deponent, in) who wag a hand on board of hi. ves Iv! —i hat the deponent then continued us courte, and entered the Hoot with out ai y turthcr moieftation, JESSE PIERCE. Sworn 261.1 April, itCb, b.toie De W itt Clinton. ii. 2 K.uh Fratt, nailer of the brig Sa;iy, of this port, thpof , That as lu w.. approaching the laid port from St 1 i.omas, or, hrit sy evening, znJ withii twenty rods diilance froui ihe wuhi nicnti rr.ed C .op, he ohfeived the f-d Rated in the within zfii tavit of captain I'urcc, and that to the bctl of Ids know ivdge and feint, they are true, ex ept te the killing of the man, of wh-eli the Ue poiie-ut ii.s no perl'onal knowledge. Tiia i there were at that time tnrvt (hips of wa, in the oiii ig, and that the o.ie mentioneu 1:1 Uie within rffilavit was a two decker, and the largett. That ail the said r ileh ot war tired at the deponent’s v.iT.l, at ‘eat! twenty fti its m the whole—but that :ft pi-oceeded on without coiaicg to. Fh.u afi .vpot war tired at the depo utut’s v.ffel when he was about a qaar tvr ot a mile trom the ihorc, and after the within mentioned death is laid ti have occurred, i aat about twenty Can I \ ;T.- S . v. re ci :r’ g into pe t at t’ me lime, and t! at u;,wav, sofa lu,. cd shots were fir.d at tne laid vein y the said Hi p- <>f v ar. EZEKI.'.H PRATT, rworn 36 ti 1, l rii, 1806, bcloie Dc Witt Cuotou. • M COM M r, N COUVCILt April 26, l8c( The ‘d vi r laid before the cormru.. ouncil two ; lfi !avr s rdpedticg the atn •ions conduit cf the liritifli in mu. derin fohn Pierce one of our fellow Citizen^ • hilecn board the Hoop Richard, one < >ur ro;idig vefTcls near Sandy Hook And ailo in violating the jurudictiona ight ot the U. S. Therefor-, Resolved, That i 1 teftimn y of the lively indignation which thi board feels refpectir.g the atrociou nn-der of a citizen ot the U S. and tb faring aggrilfion upon our nat'.ona rights, 1 fiat the faij John Pis rce be in terrvd, with ihe all nt of Ins relatives, at the j)i.'o!ic expence, on Mi nday nex it 12 o’cloik, that alderman Faiilu Mott, and Mr. John 1/ Muicr, be € committee to make ihe netefLry arrange iricuts ou this occafijn, that this boar •■vil! attend the funeral in a b- dy, that al the captains of American vcffels in tin harbor be r quifteif to hoilt their colon half mafi on that day, that the boils b< tolled during the fokmnity, and that ou: iellow citizens generally be invited to unite with us 011 this melancholy occafiun. The Mayor having inlortred the Com mon Council that he had immediately | communicated to the prtfi lent of the U S. a ttatement of the improper con duft of the liritftu ships of war ott onr port. Resolved, That the board approve of the Mayor’s prompt attention to the in terdts of our ci’y, and that he be rc qutilcd to tb'.ain such further informa tion as may be practicable rtfpafting ille gal captures, impreffmenta, aid deten tions (,ff our ports by the said ships, and to trar.hnit the fame to the national ex ecutive in full confidence that proper mtafures will be adopted for the vindica tion of our national honor and interests j By the Common Council, T. WORTH \N, Cty Clerk. FUNERAL F ’ACCESSION, OF JO -IN PIERCE. ! Who was murdered by a Ih >t from the liritifh sh pof wai Leai dti, Fleruy . \V mby, (ommaiu er, within a quarter ot a mile o Sndy Hook, on Friday,’ 5 o’clock P. Al- jj h in It. The committee appointed by the com rron 0 I'icil to sup. intend the funerai of ! ‘John Fierce, tuve concluded on the; following a o incuts ; O © 1 Ihe matters ot /American vcffels in; 1 port aiv tcq'M R.d to display their flags I half ir.atf, irom fu>-rife till lutilet. | Tht funeral proc-. fiion to move from j the City Hit precilety at 12 o’clock.— j Flit bells ol all the churcnts to bt tolhd ‘until the arrival ot the corpse at St. Paul's church, the p ace of interment, (Jriier oi P/octfJion r ] tic RcV. reiiii C trgy, 4 pa!l b, aims O 4 pall bea-era Matters of ” Matters of Co.iit lie vtf- -0 Coatiliig vcf ids. g fels. Bi other of the deceased- Crew of the Hoop Richaid, of Brandy w,nc, to which tfie deceased be longed. Seamen. Mayor and Members of the Coatmou Council. Citizens four deep. The proct fiion to move through Wall ftrret, Pearl ftrett, Whitehall street, and Broadwav, to St* Paul’s Church. The reverend Clergy arc refpeftfully requetted to attend at the Common • Council Chamber, City Hall, ot 1! o’- clock a m. and our citizens are general• ly invited to nflembie in iront of the Ci ty Hall, precisely at the fanu bour.— The committee feel confident that tile demeanor of every citizen, who attends the funeral, will be such as the lolcmnily ol this melancholy occasion dttnauds. JAMES FAIR LIE, J J A.COB MOT F, Committee. JOHN D. MILLER. J City Flail, April 27. j.imrmrty S ,ie:y or Colun.Vian trier. Broth ers, The die is calf ! the difturbtrs of the world’s peace have fpilt the innocent blood of your counttynian ohn PiErcx. Fne fl and aid ot the cat 011 will be hois ted half mutt at fuurife ou the Grea; Wtgman lhc .Society are riquefted to at end tiiis inoroing prccifeiy at nine o’clock, with Buck’s tails in their hats, and crape edged with red, on thvjr an. 1 order to jam the Corporation and th rest ot then leilow citizens, in paying i tubule ot r.tpedt and honor to the uau.e. of lluir nnndercd countrymen. Brothers, On this toicran occasion you will sp ear without your tom..hawks, youi j luws and your auous. Nevertbrlel: )'..ii will have the tomahawk! well I'hrr p u and, the arrows pointed, and the bows well lining- The enemy ore on your borders ! The b ack be t ot Wampum liaised with American biood, ;s now be tore tyour eyes in the Great Counci. Chamber of the nation. Bioihers—be vigilant—be prepared. J ames and. bessett,Ssc’ry. Seafuii of lo tionis—Year .at j Difcov. y 8:4, and of tbc j> lnttitution 17. j. Apni 26. 1 0 tie Pi ./.dr i.t of th UriPfyS: f.f Flic Memorial o f the Ma-- A'Er ‘ n 2nd Comuijjnalty ot tic C. y o ;w-York. ReJpedfuV.y Slew tl 1, That your mcmorialiß* reprjfe fat! ■ntuerce in tnc v. lldotT: and patriotism theprefent adminiftmion of the l/v.\- and S’:te-. r hey are lenfiblf that the neral government is dispose! to afford ■ fficient and adequa e protection to eve / portion of the Union. A melancholy event has nken place, ‘his day corifigns to the grave t'ne r <m lams of John l j rre, a telioiv •ihumanciy and wantonly murdered by he E 1 ifh Cur port is aloekaded— nr vclf.is intercepted—our feamcn im •reff d—cur commerce i.iteirupted, and ur j jrifftiif.'.oiial rights moft giofs'y vio* .ted. A Brr.ifh Iquadrori s now before ur harbour, evir.ir.g a dfpofition to cr.cw its outrage', and to p.rpettate ad ‘.itiwr.a! enorm.ties. We therefore rrfpeftfully tequ ft that naval Force may be irr.media e : y Ratios• j and at this port, and that three or more i merican frigate;, nay, without delay be j cut for our protedlion ! I>E WI FT CUNTON. ! By order of the Com nun Council. I T. WORTMAN, City C.cvk ! From the American Ciiitdr. i The murder f John Pierce \ —That! which has long been anticipated by the i republicans has at length, unhappily oc-! i.u.red. From in/ult “ lus mr*.fly’s ships ! at the Hock, ouithin our very water’, . have proceeded to murder ! The Brit ish govern went—British theorv—B.itiilr practice—BrituTi juftice—Brrt.fh mag nanimiiy—and BrmlE vaU>ur, have been the everlasting themes of fedcra- eu logy. Wires Britifn (hips of war have before come within the Hook—iinpref fed our Seamen—insulted our country, and v'olated its laws, who htve carri s SED the verry 1 ffi. ers that have commit ted these outrages? The fediralists! VYhtn during the reign of John Adam,, capt. Jtffup was flopped cn the high fcas visited by a British lieutenant and hie and, on the quarter deck of hi; own flvp, was trippe.i, tied up, arid dr hbtrjtely, cruelly, a. and inhumai ly flog g<d, who were the apologists of the degrading rad attrocious adt ! The fed eralisi s ! Capt jt’fTup appealed to he: j country, Appealed to his government foi , jut ice, and, on oa.h, recited ‘.lit bum'll- I tiling fact. And what wr.- the conie qicnc ! Why, Timoty Pickering, a vtnfcßALisr, John Adams’ ‘cen tary of ’ Rate, wrote to the mifereant who hr,d flogged the American captain, on hi j American Chip, procured from him a hah j way denial of the hogging, and th.cn de j dared officially, that the declaration o the Britljh officer was to be believed be fore the oath of an Anteri an captain ! Are not these things remembered ? Can they ever be forgotten ? Well: what hai been the mo-e recent j condudt cf tlie federshfts ? How long j is it liuce the Leanrler was her befort j —that very Bntittl fhlp Ltander whott ! officers have now committed the Plume Murder? My readers will recollect ths l he Leander, the Driver (loop of war &c- were at the Hook in June, July, and August of 1804, and that then k >tir own waters, they insulted our inde pendence—violated the laws ot the U. States—le'tfted the authority of the mar dial in ft..ving process, and helped upo’ us ccmterri'j'. upo'i contempt. Who in voted th fe pirates hither then ? Beil son an old Tory. 1 at a modern feiUr.d jl —Neilf a y-s, that very N i'torr who in the year 1800, kick’o the virtuous Coddir.gton, the ca:tir.an, out hi Lis counting room,, becauie he would not pro mile to vote for the Federal Ticket 1 This man, this Neilfott, so a Tory and so a Fedevalift, wrote to the B ittfricon ful urging him to order the Grander, the Driver fioop of war, on ou’ eozft ; tlity accordingly crime. K Ntilfon’s letter to the Biiffh confc). Read it attentively. IRre it is. Niw-York , May it, 1804. 4 Thomas Larch iy, Esq. Sir.—We deem it proptr to inform vou that there is a Fiench cruizer cn the coalt of Georgia and Carolina commit -1 in S § h avoc on tFie British Clo.merer. lit hath lately tak.n two v.ftT.fs, insured in this offi.’e- ; the last, the brig Chance, roisi J. marca, for Charlcfton. Should rapt. Douglas be bound to ihe south ward, lie would do a very meritorious it ii; locking after this vclTei, for, fnould he bt permitted to continue on that tta ion flit will entirely tkflruy that branch jf j out t r aat* We are, fir, Your iiioft ob t hiirtible fe-Tsuts. sbe Alar me In. Cos. of Nt ~ju Turk. By Wm. Nniu n, PrefiJent,’ Such is Nicilon’s letter to the Brit.A eon ful ! In cor.fequence of this letter, the Bri ifh consul ordered the Lrander, ti’e Dri'l ver, &c. to the Flock where they in- ‘ mediately began (heir fytt m c : trite:- i •ion ; that is to fay, the :mpr-ff c.at oi j nir teamen —’he iufr.Aion < f our lawn. 1 .he plunder cf our property ! How came these fame veffcL hither, now ? Wc ire that in ISC4, they were \ nvited, by Neiifon, a man ot gre3t ccn id.-ratiop. m ttie federal party. Are they j now invited, as they were befwre in-j Ted to our harbour, by men of dist r.c-! ion in the iedtra party ? What would \ secret papers ot the Britifn con ful j ay it tnty were t. aminci ? W. uiu tb-y 1 1 p rfe another f-(Vr.',i:jt ? Would to y c pofe a combi, a'.ion of f.-deral tts r veo ‘LI th.-y evince that in the federal narty, tl.t re are thoufa-ir's more attacUfj to king ceorge tUeir standing tou.ft lluu to the govern meat of our count?.'. ? Again. ThU letter of Neiifon, ;va* not, it Lems, the only one written invit ing the British ships to our coast. Hrr intuit was meditated—more treafonrrn hatched—more degradation was planr* T —All this was acknowledged by the ifh coiiGl in an unguarded moment. ■Pie iiiaVHtfbad rcironttrated to him a- fne outrtfljesof British vi fTels, and io his remonttrances, the British consul wrote the folljuring letter. of e “from Col. Bdrelaf to ihe wKffor of this city, “ Ism hojMr, apprehensive that captain Bradl.'jPPie officer commanding ) h'B majetty’s fh'ps of war, will not hefi {iiimf.lt authoiiled to comply vrith any [ requ fi-.ion either from Mr. M rry or ■ mytrlf r.fpeAmg Ida remaining a moment Sm this port after the wind witi aj.mt us tii* departure, beesufe his orders from I vice aumiial fir Andrew Mitchell dire, t [nimto proceed from hence, on the deli. ; vry of ins ‘patches, on a cruize for the j prote-'-i on of the trade not o.fty of his • no j. tty’s l’u'.i ,'fts, but of that of the peo j of Liitbe Rates, and which lias lately i si.hired much from the depredations i committed by several French privateers ! on thn coast. L am led to believe the . I thefc lliips ! for the above purpose in ear.f, queace of my having trans nttted to him the copy of letter lately recited ;rom the pi est lent if the rr. rate infutar.ee cn p my. f Mr. NeiL foti) jhtirx the injury t:.e A met tears com. merer had fuvs’ned /rein ihij'e predate y corjans and rrquefltng that -tie. ures might he taken toproieft tie Amencan as ztsc.l ax the Britfh comma <• front turthcr loses,” Mayor's office, cpth Sept. 1 804. I do hereby certify fiat tiic above is. a true extradt of an eta ml letter from Thomas Barcwy efq consul general of tiis B tanio rr.ij tty, to the mayor of riiis tiry, dated 18 h day of June lail, 3ud now on fi'e in this offi e I. J DERO3E, Clerk- Tht? Jrtttr r.e.ds u . comment. It flat'9 xpref- ly that the Bricifn ndm ral would not hive f. c the detachment to ourcoaft t ad he not been requetted to no io by the Federal Merchant. 1 front lie Ball mote Even'll: Pod. u> J 1 hi* d(.y, the ic’h of April, is an as niverfary n.ver to be forgotten in the annals of this country, Thirty one years h ire now pcfi.d tt.-cc the fhftdrep >t .American biood was filed in defence >f cur liberties at Lexington, by the mercenaries of a tyiatit no would have •liveftod us of those 44 natural and u-ia. lienable tights” which tins free peop! ; will never tamely luff r to be wiltel j froci them by the hauas of tieipotifiti—• i foreign or domestic. brace that cc r.tfal period throurh. j what feenes have we pnfi. ands what (as >f trouble have we waded ! what ft. a fun a of depreifion, of j y, ot hope, and of an- A'ety have we experienced 1 The fouls ft men nave been tried—the virtue and energy cf the American cbr.radter was placed in oppefition to the well trained veterans ot Europe and succeeded ! Let (he hoary headed soldier, and vr nerabie ttatefman cf the revolution, take a review of events which he lias witnes. ted—let hen remember the toiis b- has endured, and rcfl ct upon the anxieties he has feit, to secure to himftlf and his children the ineftim.able blefiing of being tree, and of 44 managing h ; s own con cerns in his own way !” Let him infill in the minds ot his potterity what it co t to crest cur b-.autifu! system of govern ment, at once the pried of the friend of mankind and the envy o the world i Let him teach them tenaciously to guard those rights which his L-rvic.s in the field or the cabinet atrhirved. Let him view the degraded situation of man ir> Europe 5 let him endeavour te calculate what our fiiuation would now bave been had the connexion with Great Britain continued —let liis h ar. ex At at the uTue of the glorious, though hazardous carfl A ! Volumes m ght be written on thfe lubject and vat iittle bt: laid—it is fi.ted torthe mind cf that man who can exa mine into cautes and tff As—lock, as it were, into the womb of futurity there by to appreciate he merits of men and of meaturcs as thry will tend to the ex ittencc cf our prosperity and facial hap , pinefu, and (o adhere tc principles which, rr,ay hand down to the “ the'ufandth in j thoulandth generation” the patrimony of their rights pure and uncontaminated. Ela.x. the found of the cannon ia heard winch ufh red to the world a aew nation! lee l!ie murderous tteel of thr mercenaryf j/Pef. is pointed at the brealt ot trie esuzsn / Behold the atmosphere is coloured by columns of fmcke—fee the fray nr duperies and the fields are fatten ed by (he blood of its ploughman ! Peace to vou- manr*. ffftmirtyrsof J (he cause of liberty ! light be the fad j upon Lo oms ! hallowed be the spot lin which your bones arc deposited ! there , A all the war worn veteran repair with J awful fa'.eruniiy—pay the tribute cf a I tear to your virtuous fortitude—mourn I ac (he uiitr-ntly fate you tuttered, but feel 1 I'is Lc*rt bent with ; y ct the r.fi.cttion , that you G.fcrvcJ wdl or your country 1 M.-l tv?ED A Negra Girl to actcad a small child. L uir; tiiil tiac:. May :