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RFAOIVU riON
Or /T? General ‘iffcmbly of the Prcf
by ter: an Ci.ir L 1 in ihe U. Slants
o ‘ J.nerica, appointing a day cj
Ihan.l:auoily Faflirgand Prayer.
At a cur“ hkc the prefen:,
when dure exftts many and forious
tonics of apprehenfton to our coun
try—-jvhr.-n the footflep:; of divine
juApnent arc ftrongly marked jo
var::.u caMaiito'JS events, i weii
m the dilaftrous and boding af
peel or public afFrirs—the indica
cf danger, no lels than of
goib, are .oo viable to be miftaken
and i<-© not to be felt.—
4P
T he portentous and variegated rdi •
ix■ ,o ) of heaven's juft.ee, together
with the low londmwt* of vita! re
ligion, and the great prevalence of
vi \r \;i and ff rent lections of the U.
S'arm. gYve awful admonition to
the Vi:eat Grncral AfCnibly, and
\ Y t. people under thrir care, on the
iulj*& of humblingthemi-dves in
ckr the mighty hand o. cj d—jt
Faming to do rip htcoufnefs, a *d of
ear tidily deprecating thofe national
judgments which there is too much
t.i yfiprrljend may be e< ihibeginning
of fori ows ”
Pi'herefore, Rcfolvedy that the Lft
Tim id ay in July next U t obfcrved
b* all the churches under the care
of the General AfT rnbly, as a day
cf Humiliation, Failing and Pray
e*j that we as a pen pie may with
united hearts, beleech Almighty
God to remove the judgment winch
w- fed, and to fave us from thole
v, m hvv fear—- grant U 5 ur.ftif**
fiinvfed borrow for our numerous
fiM.% aaJ cur abufte **f his number
lets bieffing*—to g vc, in h s ir.er
iv, a vet more glorious and d.ftu
fi vc fprradingu die triumphs of me
:rob, ami tin or tns Lord
jHus Cos rift in the cauh, to pre
ierve unimpaired, and perpetuate,
oil! happy cwift tution and republi
can form of government—to Ihcd
and *wn in rivh abundance upon ur
churches, upon our beloved coun
tr , and upon aur world, the u flu -
rnc.e of lis holy fphit, and the
blcllh-gn of his great Ulvabon.
ii xtraft front the miKiites,
j. I. Jan i way, Jl&tcd elk,
Gov. Strongs Socech to the Ls
g’-fl ore of M .iUchofett* is very
j vlset 1—“ Honey catches more fl.es
t non vinegar J’ lavs the proverb.
Trenton True American.
The boaflmg of fedcralifls cf
gini “} profeivtcs, h like the heg
ftitaring, wh're rhere was l( great
cry n :d little wool.** lh.
Nimrod Hughes* P>opb*cy nas tur-
Brti u , it*; federal prcdittUns gc-
BCiahy, to .lave no trutp in it!
ibid.
F Icralifts fay they do not want
Republxars can v*<m tiro
Jay the Jams But neither of idem
can help ivisr. 1. long ago com
Kicaud on the part of ling<anU <j
gam ft us , by her ieiz.ng our pio
ptrty a,,d iinpr*fling our fcamen on
tn ocean, and by tier allies the In
d*ans ur tip'/.'ns and
b rn;; g meir dwell ngs o t our Iron
ti~* s. VVc have not the cnoicc whe
ther wt; will have war or peace—
The only quefboo is, whether we
will ulxit to war upon our mde
pctd*;ncc and rights, honor and i*i-
ttrff*-, perfons property, wild
cat ryifjhce or ret Ninth-'*? I'h.s is
the true ftaic > ; me cafe. Yhoie
wh. really ‘defies pnmanent pea;e,
will thtrciofe cheerfully lend tkur
aid to the measures brft adapted to
procure it. Dv fubaiif n t \vz esn
ha /e no hopes ot & ^.e, more
\y* fiibrnit me rnort ihal! v/e be
warred upon—bv rtfflancey wr ruay
obtain a l*fling peace on honorable
uims. ib.
Several Federal for
PrcTident of the United Stares have
been m* ntionedi out the name of
Timothy Pickering is not among the
number!—How comes this ? ‘au'C
iy no man has Urved his party with
more zeal i or has he overdane the
matter, and loft tne catifidence of
bonejt federahfts by h : s writing! in
laver of a:*d aga.r.ft
our own co::ntry —and are the lead-
ers of the party therefore afiaid to
take him up ?—We fufped that is
the cafe—and we would caution o
thcr leading fecleralifti ag f.nft poinft
fo far m devotion to lhsigland an.)
hoflility to America, chat the rdt
ol their party v.ii* *:oc follow them.
ib.
The cafe of lie publicans a fln
guiarly hard one—We are ltr:v:’
for c?bjc£t3 whch arf juft as bor ti
cial to Federal fts as C ) ouri:Ut>
We arc endeavoring to Jap pert v*e
caufe of liberty , and maintain ids <*
Uonnl independence. An t Teds
ralijis a* deeply ,n tf ifted ii> ihefe
objects as wg are ? VV h v wdi th*-*,
tlrjn, irdftad ot uniting with, a;d
aiding us to attain them, opi ic 5c
abui’e us for purfuing them ?
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THE Analverjary of Arne''lean
lndcptn-.lsuce was ecleltaiea in Has
place in a manner zveriby oj Freemen
A meet in* of the Citizens in town
tcc-.i pi Ace at the honfs f Capt James
D. G.‘le cn tbs 7 hurj day evening pre -
%-icus —when i homas P. (Trues,
Ffq was appointed to read the Vs
duration of Independence, the Report
ef tbs Committee of Fcrsiga Relations,
and lbs Alt of Congrefs, declaring
War again,i Great Britain—Mr
j fi ih M gs u>as cbo fen Prejtdsnt of
the day—and Steve rs ! ‘.- r. m*, Eiq
Vice Proficient. A committee sf a>
ray gem sat and to f r spare •oafts con
fifing of Dr J addon y Capt Ctayun
and Mr. Gainss was then appointed
On Saturday, the Jay aear to />Wf
ric&nSy capt. Cote's troop of Hc /e,
capt. CUyton's company of Miima,
a.d the is indents of Franklin college >
(who have patriotically fertned ttoem
fe.ves into a military corps, untcr the
command of Mr. Guide Holt , pa?a
dtd—and after g ‘trg through a num
her fif evoluttonSy they and a large
conccurfe of citizens repaired to the
Coupd to tsar Heat Uit rf ft of in
ju ed nsiijtts, the rirrad a-.pral ro
arm JR )CLAIM£D 1 ! !—The
June was ttiajeftically grand — every
aur.icnanc: was expttjfive of the ‘rn
timents of the heart—the Rcpreftta
lives of Six Milt ions of Freemen have
pmrir&yed in language, at once bold,
nervous and petrivhc y (he urongs that
have been heaped upon their beloved
country by the faiihlejs and perfidious
Minijiers of an idee: Monarch, and
their minicus. The recounting of thefe
wrtnigSy to a land of Republicans, on
the day which gave us political birthy
has not, we cue confident, failed to
produce a deep, a Icjhng, and a sene
fcinl impi cfjun. Col. Lames df*
changed tms aztijul and imprejjtue du
ty higNy to his credit, and greatly to
the iaUsjattion cf a numerous and rs
[sellable at iir.es. After the reeding
oy col. i-..? WmS overy capi. LUsytcn
addrsjfcd his company 3 and tbs ref of
his fida.* citizens affembted on the oc
cafiiiy in a jhort . but very animated
and patriotic harangue—exhorting
them to hold tbs interejls and the love
of their a unity dear no ihar vtr.rts,
and to volunteer their fir vices in Us
defence lhfipreliminary duties ha
ving been per] med, a large and ref -
fetidbic company of Cmzcns repaired
to capt. Cole's, and after part akin: of
an elegant Dinner , prepared fir the
occajh't cloied Hot joyful day by
drinking the following TO.idTS, in
ter [perfed with a number of Patriotic
Songs
TOASTS,
i. The Div —Sacred to Ameri
cana ss :be Anniverfdry of a Nation's
Birth IVillingiy would we fee it an
Anniverfary equally [acred to ids reje
of mankind.
2 Th U f h of June, 1812— 4
day that will be CQnfidered by Free
men as is tae c.th of fw'y, 1776.
3 J'be Unued States of America
>—Hough ranked but as yejlcrday a
man? the hhli*#S o( the earthy they
and e called on Mttcr mor to enter the
lifts with their old end inveterate en
emy Bui—be it known to this enemy,
and to the worm, that Six Millions of
Freemen void not (brink trim an at
tempt whuh it required only two mil
lion, rf iheir fathers completely to di-
C Lie Vi.
4 Che P dikn; of the United
S; . > — 4s Secretary cf state we ad
mired Madifon Jar his talents, we
rtfpssied him for his virtue-—as Pre
jt it it. we honor him for hi; frmnefs,
we rtve> e him for his dfinierejUd pa
i> i*i"t/m
5. Thomas jf if'rfon—America’s
(a . v j . io-v Ibis venerable patriot
Died fed his honefi heart elated when
be beholds his beloved country again
preparing to avenge the injuries und
in fulls heaped upon it by its vsejt inve
terate enemy.
6 The r.ir’tyjnrv of *he !are Vice
Pi i; lent —He is gone to acquaint his
c&mpAiTiot hint hers that their fons are
about to craniate their brilliant at
chievcments in a conflict with tbs fame
perfidious enemy.
7. 1 lie memory of Wsfhirgron
—His country will not in vain invoke
his departed [pint to animate her fins
to victory veheu engaged in a caufe Jo
juft, and with a pMrutijbi Jo congenial
lid* b bli </Wn,
8 lor l welfih Congrefs of the
U i rd S^aies -—May the nation be
as vigorous, tn execution as they have
Can snogs tic in dec if ton .
A n Sena o.s iU Urprek'nra.rives
:• C&rgreii' —They have faithfully
f erf firmed their duty (e their c cun try.
talents. paiiUtifm and integrity like
tact) s fball not go unrewarded by a
grateful people
10. ITe Stare of Georgia —Tlß
among the iaft, n-t the Icaft in the A
marican Sflerhcsd — i,ct jujhce be
dens her, and it will be fdund, that
her patriotJm is ejftnii&lly difUnff
from the competition far Office on
the one sand, com fuercial fpecu
lathm on the other.
11. D avid H. Mitchell, Governor
of Georgia—His prompt end patristic
altenticn to the protect ion of cur flatty
is an aV” ft that the cfirfldence of his
fellow-citizens has not been mfplaced.
12. The Aon of th U. Spates
—Sons of Revolutionary Patriots,
with the bright exvrfle of their fa
thers before them—-may they and their
aims be laid down together be fere tbsy
confent to a debitor able peace.
13 Tie American Navy—Fil
led with bravo Com xa:ders And eels
ran tars, way their f .cccfs be equeu .
their cout.a?e und jkiii, and may to,
waves hide them from the tv fatlitr
Ap- s
14 The Yeomanry of our coun*
rrv — D Ijccrning, patriotic >'S brave:
(i 111 fares the land, to buflening ills a
. prey,
14 V/:Jtre wealth accumulates and men
decay ;
“ Princes and Lords may flourifh, or
msy fr.se,
“ A Breath can make them, as a breatUk
has made:
Cf But a B id Yeomanry —their
country's **-V b,
“ When er.ee defrayed can never be
fappliedd\
15. The Internal Enemies of our
Country —May it not be tM cruel (A
■inhuman to wijh them in ‘** **—
Engiafid.
10 John Randolph— IVe wouldi
at all times ter ft ccnfuflonio ihe ?pol
tatr —but we will no 1* drink perditi
on to the Traitor.
17. The Umverfity of Ge r 'rg'at
— May the foffer in g hand of govern
ment continue the laudable patronage
of its worthy founders.
19. The Amtrickn Fair—7#
what His of hervlfm void not the A
imricun ITuih be exiiisd, when ad
that is lovely , all that is excellent in
the Female char after is voUinttticd
as the reward H
VO L UNTEE R. S.
By Col. Carnes —May thofe who
are not willing to facr.iicc their Tv- 3
in defence of Liberty, be well hound
in v&iidiapfi the only reward due
vJ V
to flsves.
By capt. daytsn-~ Msy the devil
rkle rough fh *d over the raicaliy
pat of creation.
By Mr. Gaines— l he Patriotic
Army of liaß.-Fiori#.a —We haft
r heiii as brothers, nd oiler up our
b.-it wuSits for their ultimate fuc
ccis.
By Maj. Crcfswell—* A long puli,
& ftro* g puli, and 2 puli altogether.
By Mr Gtldiu? —IVlftor General
Thomas Pin kty—the gallant
Comma der of our Southern Army.
By PUj. Mitchell —Vhc Ameri
can Siandarb—Contuit m to the
head, and piify to tnc hand that
will not pc (j) ed it.
By Mr. higgon— The citizens of
Canada and Florida—May their re*
p:eientatives meet xs brothers nil
Walh-ngton before the concluft-on
ot the ytitr 1813.
After Ilsrje company kid retired-**
The Pa r otiv Troop of liprfc ton
by Capt. v-oic.
FROM E gUuti, there is nothing
efrher good or new—except thr af
faffinalien of Perceval, the Prunes
Mimfter of England. Even this
may not, ultimately, be of much
bcaefit to mankind, uniefs the other
icoundrels, wnoai e pampered from
the fwcat of the Peopled brow in
that country, ihould lhare the fame
deferved fate.
There is nothing frern France—*
but there is a great deal from her
cm fuming cruizcrs. They have
lately SUNK snd BURNT a great
many ol our v ftrls. Such fl>granc
outrages on our rights cannot, wid
not, be fubiTutted co by our gov
ernment. We fmcerely hope, that
without France renders us ample
juftice for the pafi, and crates from
future aggreflions on our flag, chat
ihe will be placed on the fame foot
ing as England. Let it not be (aid,
that we cannot ft and both —Six Mil
lion of Freemen can ecus bat a world
of Slaves.
The aihes of Britain, the lidi tn
Savages, ftftl continue their dep e
dauoos. We cocii tear, than
tTr this, Gun. Hull has g ,*en theft