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riffi i*oss htheh ir blushes alque.
Ylte ‘bloom of er?R.tion, ia charming to -ace,
1 1 the spring, when the flower# are just
blown,
Bat the flower that has beauties enchanting
to me,
Ia the Rose when it blushes alone.
The snow-drop may spread its white form to
the eye.
And the TKp, to changes he prune,
The garden of nature has nothing can vie.
With the Rose when it blushes alone.
The Lilly, I know is a sweet little flower,
When its maidenly beauties are shown,
But it never can ravish the soul with such
power.
As the Rose when it blushes alone.
T- e Poet and Florist,nny boast oFfheir art,
While their pictures in emblem are,
th’cwn,
There is nne that euraptares the more list’s
Ite-iri,
Like the Rose when it blushes alone.
For the Fair who has beauty with modesty
join’d.
Has eharipes eaeh beholder must own;
And expressed by a metaphor aptly eom
binM
Is a Rose when it blushes alone.
hVOiliXyt.
Ads m alone could not i eeasy,
So he must have a wife an’t p!e :e ye;
But how did he procure trm wife,
To eher : sb his solitary *!IV?
NVhy from a rit> ut oft* l uetde
‘Whs formed this ueees* iry bride.
But how did he the pain be uiie ?
2* o he td pt Bwtet l y all the while,
h it when his >ii wus reapplied
Irs woman’s form to Adam’s sid^,
How then, 1 pray you,did it answer?
He never slept m sweet again, sir.
JFrom the Dublin Evening Pest,
MISSION TO ROME.
The mission has failed, The
pope has declined any reply to
the address and remonstrance of
the aggregate meeting; it has
been conveyed to ihose who made |
the enquiry, that an answer would ’
be given in the British parliament . i
Cardinal Lina, whose disposni- 1
ons were comparatively lavora-l
ble to the views of the Irish Ca-I
cholic prelates, has been removed
io Milan, under the pretext or
for the purpose of conducting,
their imperial majesties to Rome j
and cardinal Gonsalvi, anun-j
doubted vetoist, has been appoin
ted in his stead. It will be re-!
collected, that this cardinal was j
the missionary of the pope to the j
prince regent, and has been more *
attached to the catholic ecclesias
tical views of the British cabinet,*
than any other member of the
lt sacred college.” His appoint-1
ment is, therefore ominous, that
the purpose of the pope is irre
vocable, andlestihe Irish prelates
might encourage hope, and lin
ger for the return of their friend
Litta, it has been communicated
to them, that lie would not return
before two months . The last hint
to depart, reminds us of the an
swer of the Roman pontiff in the
!a§t embassy which the couit < f
Rome ever received from those
countries.
When James 11. adopted the
idea of restoring the the people of
England to the bosom of the Ca
tholic church, he dispatched lord
Castlemaine to Rome, as ambas
sador extraordinary on the occa
sion, to tender his fealty to the
Holy See, disclose his purpose,
and mature its means.
The unfortunate prince natu
rally supposed that nothing could
be more agreeable to the Holy
See. The reverse was the fact
Perhaps the pope, with less reli
gious zeal and more worldly pru
dence than James discerned that
his object was disproportionate to j
his means. Certain it is that the |
court cf Rome “threw cold wa
iter” on the proposal and the em-j
bassy—fruitless were the la
bors of lord Castletname to bring
his holiness, or any of the cardi- j
nai secretaries, or any of the high
congregations, to any thing spe
cihc respecting the means by
which the king’s purpose could
be obtained. At length the am
bassador threatened departure,
land hisnhreat produced no other
e fleet than his entreaty had done.
Finally, he requested of the car
dinal’s secretary to enquire from
his holiness, whether it was the
intention of his holiness to charge
him with any commands-—to this j
his eminence brought back this
reply, “that his holiness hid no
other communication to make to .
his excellency than to express an
anxiety, that his excellency would
consult the protection of his
health, by being careful to travel
in the cool of the evenings.”
The communication that cardi
nal Litta- would not return to Rome
for two months, is an invitation
to depart, not dissimilar.
STATfToF IRELAND.
{ Causes and consequences descri
bed in a few words.}
Extract of a letter from a gentle-
man of high standing in Dub
lin, to his friend in New-York
—lately received,
j “ I never, re member business
lof every kind so low, and so in
die demand for every thing. Our
people, you know, are reduced to
j tillage and pastorage for the (
means of answering the demands j
of an enormous taxation, and ex 1
, orbitant rents paid to absentees
I In the time of war, when England.
‘cannot get the necessaries of life, j
iand the raw materials which she
wants, from other countries, these
articles rise too high with us; and
! hence rents, tythes btc &c. rise
jin proportion. On the return of
peace, England can get these ar
ticles cheaper in other countries
j on account of her high taxation in
Ireland; and she scruples not to
j leave Ireland in the lurch, wlth-i
out a market for ar<y thing. The 1
landlord then drives; the parson 1
and protector hunt, but can find
nothing, and a desperate tenantry
turn on their oppressors! now a
protector, then a parson, and at
last a magistrate is assassinated.
The military are then let loose ;
districts are proclaimed to be un
der martial law; many are con
signed to the gallows, and many
are transported ; but an infinitely
greater number betake them
selves to people your continent,
ibis is our present situation;
you have seen the same; every
generation witnesses it.————
Quis talia fando, temperet a lach
rymis ?”
BOYLE says, that a woman will inevita
bly divulge every secret, with which, she in
intrusted, except aad that is, u&& own
‘OIL *
GRAND LODGE. ,
An adjourned communication
of the GRAND LODGE of
Georgia, will be held at the
Grand Lodge room on the first
! Saturday in May next, at half
j past 6 o’clock p. m. at which the
! members and the different Lodges
I under its jurisdiction by their pro
per representatives are ordered to
; attend
By order of the M> W, Grand
Master ,
D. D. Williams,
Grand Stc'ry*
April 13.
Grand Lodge of Georgia.
6th Apnl, 58 16.
Whereas it was resolved on the
sth of
Lodges that are now two or
more years in arrears, who shall
not on or before St. John the E
vangelist, the - 27th 1) cember
next, pay up such arrears, shall
be stricken off the list of LocJg. s,
j their charters autnorising them
to give degrees in Masonry be re
voked from that day, and they de
clared as no longer regular Lod
ges, and that notice thereof be
published in the Gazettes of this
State.” And whereas no atten
tion has been paid to the afore
said resolution by any of the 1 ed
ges so in arrears to .the westward
of Effingham county, except St.
Patrick’s Lodge, No. 8, Louis
ville, and Social Lodge, No. 18,
Augusta.
Resolved therefore , That a list
of the Lodges so in arrears be
published in the several News
papers of the -'late, and that their
charters be henceforth null and
void, and all persons receiving;
Degrees hereafter in any of said I
Lodges are warned that iht y can- j
net be acknowledged by or recei
ved in any regular warranted
Lodge whatever —And it is fur
ther resolved , That no revival of
I said Lodges shall be granted but
on payment of all arrears due in
December last.
Extract from the Minutes ,
D. D. Williams, g. s.
{&* The Printers of the sever
al Gazettes in this State are re
quested to insert the above three
times in each paper, and forward
their accounts to F. S. Fell, esq.
Savannah.
I April 11. *
f SHERIFF’S SALES.
Will be sold at the Market- House
j in the Town of Louisville, on .
the first Tuesday in sane next ,
between the usual hours ,
One negro man named JIM,
and 125 acres ol land, adjoining
lands of William Padgett; taken
| as the property of J ohn Padgett, j
‘to satisfy an execution James
Dees, vs. John and William Pad
gett.
ALSO,
One moiety of an undivided
tract of 400 acres ot pine land,
adjoining Paulett and others, ta
ken as the property ol Joshua
Myrick, to satisfy an execution
David Paulett, vs. Joshua My-
L. H. MARKS,
D.S.J.C.
March 2, 1816.
Will he sold at the Marketflouse
in the Town of Louisville, on
the first Tuesday in July next,
. between the usual hours ,
Two lots of land, Nos. 241
nad 24 2, with all the -improve
ments thereon, adjoining Walnut
and Eighth Streets ; taken as the
property cfJ G. Posner and Btn
tdix, to satisfy an execution ob
tained on the foreclosure of a
[mortgage, John Bolton, Survi •
ving copartner , vs. Posner and
Benedix.
JOHN G. BOSTICK,
Sheriff’ J. C .
May 2, 1816.
MiELMKiti
NAVIGATION COMPANY.
The Share holders are hereby
notified that an Eh cuon for a
tv w Board of Direct- rs will be
held on the second F i hv in June
next,at the House ofT hft P- Har
vey, Esq. in the and own of Louis
ville; and that such Share-hold
ers as cannot attend may vote by
Proxy.
LITTLEBERRY P'OSTICK,
President*
Louisville, 2 ith }
April, 18:6 3
JEFFERSON SUPERIOR rOUUT, 7
APRIL I LRM, 1816.
RULE NISI,
UPON tiie petition v f Jesse
Brown, praying the establish
ment of a R ci[, tiii full from one
Mordica M’Lain, datea the 3d of
April, 1814 —a copy wh re< f as
nearly as can be recoil eted by
the petitioner is annexe and to said
petition : and pr b ble c use ap
pearing to the Court, that the
same is lost and ought to be es
tablished;
It is therefore ORDERED,
That at the expiration of lit
months, the said r ceipt be es
tablished unless sufficient cause
be shewn to the conti ary —And
that a copy of this order be pub
lished in one of the public gazettes
of this state, once a month for six
months, in terms of the rules of
court in such cases made and
provided.
Extract from tV minutes,
13. UI.AKKR, Clk.
> otiee.
WILL BE SOLD,
On Tuesday, the 2.st of May
next, at the late residence of
isham M’Clendon deceased,
All the personal properly of
said deceased,
Consisting of
Stock; Plantation Tools—House*
! hold and Kitchen Furniture, and
two Stills Also, a number of
other articles too tedious to men
tion.
| Terms made known on the
day of sale.
MANGY M’CLENDON,
Administratrix .
April 11, (tds.
< < W..JP 1
Nine months after date appli
cation will be made to the hort*
orable the Inferior Court of Jef
ferson county, for leave to sell
all the real estate of Ichabud
Ledbetter, late of said county
deceased.
JOHN COOK,
Administrator. w
April 9c