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VK?v
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if
ti
Vwh,ch, together, fin,whnt I under
at?ud by" the cDnstitudon, raiseid our cbuhe
'T v try to aa unexampled height of happiness
and DroSDeritvt ancf ia exact proportfoV
: ,Io -the fenceoMese iaws an'dmis
, -r )iistkutlon,iI smile at .any privation; to
f U-ii whichr personallv I wiiwyQ . subjected
U ' thinking, that ,lifc( cannot so. well and so
(J happily because it cannot.be so honoraUy
f . and useful'v excended. as in defence of
)P-' ith)9 our best inheritance',. 'and in th5 toajn
i Itrnanre iSf the (rood bid cause, for which
'; vplampden died in thfc field, and Sidney and
:;;x Russet on, die Scaffbld;S'M , i''-V 'V-F ':
- linir obedience, must be pure-rn'"6;
yVtrctait a pure source that is. an house of
I ... commons. freelr ekcWd bf h&;itf.cHle-
' ' .nMl nnrl irnrwl til! -irT11Ttt !'
-i 7; ... is ry- tvtair representation m panranieuw ;
' 'f.4;'f Cdttrotionatnfbwni'ia nofcackiifowledgi;
Ma'id. byatt; except those who cantfary to law
: We possessed' themselves of a pttperty
to Tunls-waiting tr'- v Pocahontas, from
N. York, carried ml-, Boulogne, bound to
lonningepj -waning inin t rwcj tikui
Narlolk, earned into Calais, b nd to lpu
hiBgeai comprotniie htti been "mdc." A
raerics,lrom PbiUdelphta C.aTie(l DtaDuDv
kitk, frona the river Jde to Philadelphia;
waning trial. Tnpneniaffon P;aiadelpUia;
carried into Cherbourg, bound to Tonnin
gen , put, u .by. djsttc, and .detained pf or
der of the custom, house, - Iinnctta, carri
ed in' o Brit, from Lirei pool to Boston ;
condemned, r Calpe, carried Into Brest, froi"
Lisbon to Liverpool ; waiting trial. V Kesort,
from' New-York, carried .into -Amsterdam,
taken off the 1 exel t vessel and careo con
demned, tat thewrant of, a French cerrtticatew
- : land, mi El gland F'l
: V'lV i-i.TlO dear, dear bn&$:7sl&:J':hf
X' ' ?' Dear-fbr ,btr Tepuutbn through h Wbrld, 1
.fJ'J-'.- - (WW. leas to i ii i mi, ( t i.-.-t , ... ?
X i - Like to a teuement or pelting fiTO rju .4tr ..
K'i ;' tVVliose rtc,ky; aore beats -.back, tile enyious
I 1 '. Of watery Neptune is how. bound in with
V ' Front this foul arid traitorous
meht oondsi
Itti.MMI.
. . .r. ...
imc our
d r Imo" Amtterdam,- taken at the entrance
of thfe Teael f waiting tHal.' JPfcHftaras, Bed-
fqrd.'from Virginia, carried into Aifilterdartit
taken at the entrance of the Texel J waiting
trial.'; 8uan,rom New-York, caVrled into
Amsterdam! tateo at .me .enirance oi me
Texe! ;- waitinsr Iriah Piaater,, from Nor--
folk, carried JqtorAmstiCfciarajyiihen; 4" the.
& Ann from Boston, . hi JowJ from Fbtla
delpbia. HamijLon, from : Tonis ' Zephyr,
fram Baltimore.' Kite from do." . Caroline,
from Boston Sophia, from Baltimore Ore-
tembo, from. do. Two Betseys, from Be
verly.. Romp, from Salem., Vjctoryi from
do. Hercules, from do.' ' Augusta, from
Blumore.,, Margaret, from' Salnu "j Fran
cis, from do. Trent, from dV Emily, from
New-York. Emily Irm Sulem. Emily, fpro
G ali poli. . Syren from Newburyport. -Peace
frob do. Oustotiach, from ConnecticBt. .
?rr-frMt(ii NorfaH IxigcfiXl
" ft will be very well recollected, that few
weeks since a -letter addressed by Counsellor
tMMEff. the celebrated Irish : Fatnot. to
of irls?iiu ; Equatori rorn Ne-jr-Tjtf iaJJ8r.: fleethtm,' the' fditor "of tha New. York
American Citiaen,' was published in most of
ine newspapera at tna recjuesi oi wr, uin
iTnelt." :',! was n' published in lhis'rpaper'
which imposes, on us the necessity of brief
iT.italinir 'tbe orikin of that letteJ Mr.
"Cheetham, in his life ofThomas Pairlfc, had
Teqeciea epon a ivuuam ponntvute,- jpr w
punaier 'very- unbecoming, kbxb judgment
entrance of jthe, ttf$4 tMS'Upi tmlj' .Nty )if Mi Emthettj ! wko wuIk greats proprfety
it
i
Cyi frbnj ,, Boston, carmd irrta :(iAmste.rdAnfl,x andliberality4Caued Mr."Cheetham to cor
laKcn acme cuiruut ( wio tcxci i .wnumz t reel tne mnrcprc&cnnuuni.
trials Hero,. from Alexandria, carried Into
Amsterdam,1 taken, at - the entrance, of the
vTexeli waiting trial, j Hainy. from Bos
ton, carried into Amsterdam, taken at .an
char ik the Texel. FriepdH)iiJ,7rpin New-'J
York; iarrled nto Amer)ami .taken' in tbe'l
TexeU -.Exertion, rrom JJux)ury,' carried
into-' Pafmpol. from" Vtlehtia! ia. London
waiupR iriaj,.- MOCfiy, carrieq, ujio unis
from, ajea;to London ; .waitiriiriat
Jabe r..from NewjYorlarried into
Tarbs'rquQ ,winp .fiypyVnTwb. Friends,
from Beverly, carried inW.CivtauYecbia
waiting trlau.. Biorning iar, from iosion
It Mrrtlitt!-
Uld
ham.had ttouutd tlierer thesobieiwoti
tiate nevf; falk'n under bar noticeV btjC.be
wejjr further, he gave the character of Mr.
toiinmll in terms that will to found below,
anl WafuriheirefcbmmehdalnonVslated that
bt Intehded to Vftirovi to this country; Mr.
Cheethsm has foufda docuinent,' which it
DublUhed herewith, that 'wiU.enable- u to
arfpredatcthe value' of Mr BnAneville aa a
citizen. We think it in w be laid 'of. Mr.
You 'wrbn'u'ed yourself to wtite ia sach a
'V -caase "J h -v ';
I ... ,. bcugn-monger sovereigns .derivtf an inw
i .. . . jlhard hand bf honest labprv -I do, jhoweverj
' now'entertain aft ardent hope that this de
graded and degrading systems to which all
oyij: jBiaicuiucs, eyaiiwt anu uitiigcri are
rp v y " owtng wiut lengin ivc ,wy ,iu tuc jno
: :. ;.; de'ratef'but (letermined jersey'enmcie , of a
.;-.;: If hole' united people. ';,,-'.t - i
' '-. . If 'Majw'a charta aiidtheold 'Uw of the land
4
.firia charu
wi!l then resume lhe.fVen.Dire-- freedom
V - ' :" Vill revive the catternillars of the state;
? - fundly narrowsphere, will fall off, and pe
rishproperty, an J political power, which
71 the law never separates, will be re-united
v, --the tih replaced in the nappyf ,and dig'
'tlJIk tMVU. ...Ill Vt 1 vuri9Vlvu-
i Ttibn-i-the people relieV;ed from tKe bitterest
K of all curses,' the curse of Canaan that of !
bexng servants of ervants---and restored
. 4 to-their just and iddUputable'righu".'
a To effect .tlicse great, imporfcrnt- and
i . necessary purposes, noxeniona of mine
UllilU ever lc nouuiijj f, niuiwu, UCir l-
tainment, no effort of mine can avails ..L....
; i The people of England must speak out
;';.' i-they must dp more-they must act t and
A if following the example of the electors f
.;v Wfstnjinistcr, they do act, in a firm and
, w :rcgdaf manner, 'upon a concerted plan
y. '' eycr, keeping' the law and constitution in
view they roust finally, succeed, re
i covering thal to which they are legally
, futjUed the appoiotmeo of their own
. N guardians and trustees, for the protection
f their fwn liberty, and propeii - They
' ; must either do thw, or, they. must inevita
- , .My fall, sacrince, to- one,' or the other,
i of the most contemptible factions, that ever
-' i diimed thia or any bUie r country. , I. ,
' ; JThc question is now at issue f it must
" ;ow be ultimately determined, whether we
- arv benccfort!; to be slaves,' or be fre
J,' Hold fc the kws-this great country nyiy
.'tecover; forsake them it anditwUlcertaiu-
ttrried fntoVCiVitasy ecuiv wajim
VS Li..'-' A ' 1 . -T. " J. '1. .. ' ....... ...... ft I "m L.I 1 . .
Little John, from New-York err ltd, into
Morca, waiting triaU . BaJJ Eagle,.' frnt
Philadelphia, carried into Xrieite, wa'tinft
trial. : Commerce, fim Philadtfpia, carri
ed tntq Amsttrdaai. bound from Gol!'ct)b,ufg
to Kiddleford. - Uoxi r rwhds, from j ojiihd.
fceni', 'farriJinto Mortaisi.put ia'tyrTfeM'
seized by order pf (he custom hou-.c- 11.
aware, iroin , vnmeiion, cirnea mio ua air,
fiofn Tohniogen to Ibe Uoi ed Slates j ae
quitted. , Chaiharatfrora Boaion, carried in
to Nam a.''' Perseverance, carried into Civita
Vechia, boOndTto Cjvlta .Veehia Cwaiting
r'rlah Iooisa 'and Cecilia sou 'ltd at Sea.
Phoenix, fiOra New York,' scutiltd at 'sea.
America, from Salem, carried Into i port
near Tunii. .Elizabeth, from Ba Umore, car
ried into Trieste, KOf.led at sra. " ' U!)io from
Baltimore, carried Into Tabsqe7 Scuttled at
sea.VViKlanti from NorfuMi, tarried into
Amsterdam, waiting trial A Hukoreu, from
Raltimore carried .into Cubs,, ws'itm trial.
Joseph, eattied Into Sec'oawitini?:'traI.J
Union, from Providance, carried into Dun
kitk," waiting trial.-; t -sV.
Liit f vtsuls itqwsftreitH 'dijftrtrii'pttit tj
Third wsi drtyen from EcsTar.lhr wouldfeb T 1 i
t America, where he has invested tlloney , ' v
ana wnat you would not expeet, be would ba i .
a king there j yes, they would tr ake him ' '
kingthere.-'j; .-'.": v.- '.: .".
V" M P will bavf ahpresentatWe;gCK.. ; ' x ;'
vernment,'but America, ungrateful and with- v.-
out energy, will have a .king not in form,' V '.
perbtfpa but is facW,-'.?t.l!'l.: : ' ' ? ,t:j-'
M If Fr'ancelud anamy toland n the TJi
States, she.ought not to Vend ifthere Corn- : l 1 J
wallisand Burgoyne were conquered by bav . . r.
ing advanced into the interior. . It la tfue that1 'f , ! 1
i' raiiur uas uciiiicr nccv nor aa army WRicn - , -
she can dispose of in, the new 1 continent r v
whajouhlahe then to do wkh rcspeetj -
the animetiit itans of Amme1 iiivr-t--; jf?t' 'd,-$
jot to be so imprudeqt as to declare waf ; v I
sgaina then f for this, would be akqjto de-i?
clare it ajrainat all tha tuttitmui theileinaw' .IpS-
erats, then in opposition to, and bow paesjwV
tke administration c th-toyerimeoj'ffthd',r'i-V i
Vni ted States) anJ planter and even against
the savages, whom, we respect. ; It must be?
George the .Third.-,
Aodhow shall it be made yoa will soy
(Ms warof exception tjf v. tl .v . ' ,
A Beet ot, liarhLvesieis. not drawinn at C 1 ,i J
tht.sBes Vova.tkw'.iee 4jrtart.-'jsfii ti''l',!
boats,. and-bomb-ketcbes, wHI go fctitJiy"
river savannaiv in ueofgia, as fait as Tybeev
and from Tybee ts thfr towp of SayaofiaW Uu. ?'
wiHtake possessiontfth? msgszineof sfTe 1 1 ft
ana ewra ine farm AoKtesoo the right and Jetv ... 3
to tne voott. toe ritr? ri ?v-; t
is
MThe same ppeEtion sI;Chsrtesto.n in S
Carolina It passes the bar, and by Uje sanet
operation burns Johnson's Mand. and tb
ouiioings .on auuivanrs iSxiarm.,- "-.Ihe iaita
t
' ntrislu T . -
A Mm ucwuciiitn,
' j Your mont obedient humlile irrvant,
v' , ' FRANCIS BUltUETn '
f...
- f
Tfi.thit DfXtort tfJJfettminiUer. '
; . , '-. . ' , Paan, April 4.- ,
A lit) of ' tophtriad itijiuittftd in A?
n Foiitr, Swia,. WW msi AW,
. t fiM iA'l sA 1809. . .
: , Ann, iron. New tOra,earneo into &u Jean
a Lux, captured. by 3 opto boats i vcsicl
- and tr,:o MudtssBtJ..;; -. -
Arrow, from Boston," t a rrWd Into Villa
. franca, bound to Cgliari waiting trUI. .
Lydia, from Boston,' carried Jnto 8. Jean
' ' d Lu i acrnihted, bat not permitted lo sail.
Oct a vi a, froni' Charlein, carried into Cs
tls bound to London wairing trial.
. "Naneytfroni Bltimort carried imo Duiv
Virk. bound to Hull hip and carco con-
v ' 'dmnd. Eliss, Ir m Norf-Ik, carried'into
. Brtbt, bound to Tofiningtn Wailing trial.
! llsdisoo, , from Baltimon, carried ; nto
( 1 Dipp, bound to im river Jade-.com pro
has bao made. John Adams, from
. Virginia, carried inter LJitppa,- bound, to
: Hamburgh wailing triah Suley, from
Dtton, carrlei Imo Marlaix from London
tT Cape de VenU eorKJewne d. .Sasan, cf
' rt.n-r,turg, carried into Calaia, from th
. Iliter Jada to Norlola vessel and cargo
- condemned.' Francis and Mry, from Vir.
gUua. carried into . Dieppe, bound tolxn
L v d- n eisel and earto condemned, Nim-
' ', . bK fmm l)t'imoJe, canied into the l,lsod
' af Vritr wi' trial. Molly, from Ph)
r . !Si3c!?liif earned into Villa Francs, boend
Spencer, from- Philadelphia, carried into
St, ScVttatian'a.- 'Exchange; from Bitltlmore,'
carried into do. EJesnor, fromBaliimore,
carried into do. Post Boy, frbm Bat'imbrti
eatried into 'do.-Fox;-from Philadelphia,
carried into do , AVellv from Boston, c4r
r1r inlo do. Hetty, from Salem, carried
into do. Betscyyfrom SaTeiH, Carried into
do. Camilla, from New-York, carried Into
do. Commodore Rodgers, from New York,
carried in to do. - Trim oner, from Baltimore,
carrisd into do. i General ,Wilkinain from
Boston,, carried into, do .Mary Ann, from
New-YorkJ carried into do, , prosper, Jroro
New-York, carried Into do. ,Sa!ly,- from N
York, ciatrlcd into do... Andrew, from Phi
ladelphia, tarrisd into, 'do... Robvck, Irpn
Philadelphia, . carried into do.SuTamma
ny, from New-York, carried into do. Yjurg
Connecticut, from New-York, carried into
do Ergle, from Philadelphia, carried Into
H do. .Tantivy, Jroro New'.YorIC carried, into
do. Brother, fiom Philadelphia. Mary &
Eliaa, from Bsltimore,-, F.mmeline, Jrora
New York. Jostph, from MarbUhcad. John,
from do. Sprina;-Bird, from do. v Abigail,
from do Two Bro.be rs, frgm Boso, car
riet mtd Socosw (Swtllow, from Philadtl
phia'i Independence, from Baltimore. - Two
Bra hrrs, Irora Bo-ttan., . Hawk, from PbiU-drlpltl..-
Eliza,' from Bolor, Hawk, from
Baltimore. Freedom. Irom N'ew-Y ik. .In
trtpid. from ?lem. Pot B'.y, from Phila;
delphia. Daltm, from Salem. Traa lohn,
from Marblehead. alur,.froro Pailadel
phis." -Torrans, from do. .Hawk, from BV
timnrt. AUctrRoes la Ine different porta
of Spain 'are ordered Id b tranportcd to
Bayotme. ., , v.
. - Carpott ttet'ltti in IManJ.
,MatilJa, from do. carried into do Indian
Queen, from N-i ork,' carried Into Am
tcrdam. ' SurTolk.lfrbm do carried into do.
Desne, from do. carried into do'. Baltinsora
from Baltimora, carnra into do Juno, from
Btittol, R. I. carried into do. ' Janus, from
Nrwbury port, -carried kite dov llamnah,
from do. carried into do Sally, from do.
carried into do.- Two Sisters from Beverly,
carried juodo, rPonions of .several of.
he cargoes sequestered In Holland were not
admissible ot in . lira of their srrival. , The
vessels wkicb brought them cava returned
totha L'nifcd Slitea. , '
Omi mtlifrd fnd told hjmitr of iht p.
IM' front Beverly, tarritd jnto Naples,
Msry, from Boston. , L rarua, rum. N. York
Amhst, from Pyiborr. Nancy, from 8a.
fc lin. 1 ortune from do. Williim &- it
Jlary k Nore, fiora Pint i-hMpbia. Nwney
The 'Wlowmcr well Wrhteif character: it
rirerf bf MOns, BonnevUle, publisher 61 the
Sim Infarmei by Mr Emmett,in his letter
y . . . . . . ft. - ' i .. i a
aeare sen to mr viee!.nni... . ; ' . ; .. ,'
. Mr. Bonneville was not only a'.repub.
lican prirtier," bat b had a very large and
productis eatablti hrjoeat of that nature, and
was In : b-tblri r of ihttmacy .tad biterctmrse
with most ofhe literary cbaraetera OfFrancer
and with vary many ot the con-pieuQiM per
sons whom 4h Ftenrh rtValutiot, bd made
k0fwn."-he embatked irdtTntly In the'revo
lution, but was 'not implicated In its crime J
f,ir'h. w nwerifieit. concealed wnd subse-
cjseaify Iniprisofled during the time or Ro
bespierre.' After bis liberation hv edited the
Bie( loforme, one of tbe ' snoat esleemrd
Knirrjalsofthat dayi-which was suppresedby
Bonaparte on account of its unequivocal hos
tility to the new order, of things," He was
offered permission to reiume It, 4f he would
m ,k bend to the times ; but he would not
submit to exoresa sentiment be did not feel,
n to suppress one Which be thought im
portant and just. Nr. raino lived in hli
i"UM for several years t not as a ooaraer in
lie pecuniary kcn tf the word--for the si
tuation of the t rie did hot admit ot bis mak
ing compensation, sordid that u the other
beo rtqane it. it was an asyium wnicn
a very ardent and benetoleiit republican af
forded to X in so whose I suits and failings he
saw and disliked,, but whose political princi-
11 nli-1. nd writings be esteemed, and whose di
r . rf. .. . ... j
relrct aiTUauou na piura. k ii was an asy ium
which was latterly anorded in spi's of, the
first consul's threatened displeasure' and re
sentmrnt. . At the time Mr. Paine was about
embarking for - America, Mr. Bonneville.
(whose Journal bad been auppscsied, wbotc
establishment ind pruspects had beet) de
stroyed, and ao had btmclf become erru
oently obnoxious to th new government) de
termbed to leave Fraoce, and settle in the
V'aitcd Sratas -bat as it is a matter of est
treine d.fhctilly for a suspected .person to
withdraw from that counUy.-ne sent bis fa
roily be lore him, that be might se'te the P st
favitrabla opportunity ot cnibaraing alone.
Mr. Patuc, w.th a due sens ot the very great
obligation he owed bis bebefactar, made the
promiM ha has slnrc performed, of assisting
Mrs. Bonneville and her children, andpfleav
ing to them tne principal part of his proper
ly. These fads 1 was made acquainted with
in Paris by Mr, Booneiile .himself. Her
dt pari ur was much against her own wi.bes,
but at her husband's earnest desire, and s
a matter looi apoaer ot, and known among
his friends before ivtook place At a proof
of this and of tha general cvttens. m whrcb
she and her husband wcr held. I mat iiow
add that aha was the bearer" of a letter from'
f M ns. MercWr, In the name of the National
lostbate, to Mr. Jefferson, aa a member tl
that body, sad ia which sh was pariiculirly
recommeadrdtothe President's protect ion.
The subjoined extract, front Mr. Donne
villa's Bit lnfrux is copied from Bristtd's
Hints on the National -a introptey of Uru
iain. iust published, o 387. -
A French ball- aal newapsper, called 44 Li
Bien hfarmt, published ia Fans, ltd dated
36;b rruciiJor, 6th year tl the republick.
f I7V8) a time when the eiecetive, directory
were rrlrva mIv diaplcaaed with tha federal
sdmin'tstrstioa ef th Uol'ed States for not
immediately declaring war sgainst Britain,
and becoming the vassal el t ranee, contain
, the follow ine denunciation oi venceance a
Ha wbo speaks ill of John Adams, then
1 president or the United Slates) shall pig a
' f.na of Iwo thousand dollars, and is shut tip
! for two years lit v-hoyiiirs ac,ali)t thogo
i vefnroant, .ball pay live thousand dotlars.arid
i suif.r fiS feara imirionmtnt. Cache t
arrested, and hit paper (the Aurora, pubH.h.
a I t FhiUiIlpHa) prol iUu .i- So nn rb
the libtr'yt-f t'-c prt. -. If C- ikr
operation ;at, ebrgeto,n,'. Poutb; Cwrolini, ( -and
Washington North Carolina i wb into'- ' ? V
Ihetaptek lo, and h ia by )bat perhnpsbfi
whfckj the vperatkiw ma. be btgunf from
Norfolk," Alexaadria." the erpital of Mafyland '
(Armapolis) and.EaltimoTi- u,-q:,'U
H tare mait.be taken,- my fnends. bot tsv
let oneVseU be enveloped in tbe Cbessbrakea
-..IA k. if .i- t- .
V
t
... t
" Mv. . yi. iiuuiu lw sil!lllll4VrU, II Jlie,f.lJ x ,t- i
WVf le, or the Lnglisb .merkaBsbj; , t
land, had time to adrance, , 1 ' - I
"i The';operatifih tf the' theaapeake is era i
m
aafaskli
Bffair of eichl days, and muatlbecio at the
most distant place, that is, Baltimore, whence
may be.drawb a large contribution. V Savan
nah, Cbarlcaton And Nor folk, have near there, ,
lit tie earthen forts, .which, cah be tak?nwitb -out
great daRer from the ror. Have a care
then to advance yoUMelves into the Dela'-
ware. Une can burn on the feft Livingston
If one'Vayaure, howevetthat the A"ghah
were at;f distance from.it, biie.cahat tbe ,
same time-aunt fhiladtlphio. U ia an affair -
ofeiirht'da'ya.".,',"r ;..,t'.. rt. -' , -
, , flctwcefl Sandy Hook antl licw-Yorlc , v ;
there is-a fort in'. a'much,nre nspacuit'"- '' S
ble State; but they will bomDard. it. Lon"v : v- 'Sn
Island, covered with louses.;"and . tlsa ' ')
Nantucket to be turnedv ln ail hour i and V
Boaton to be bombarded. - ' . :','
The master Lhrw would be so finish at 1 ' .
Halifax or Novi Sidf, yhere U Ting- f i "
sn winter in rewrnmg irom tne :wc.;; ,
Indite t not btlievinp: you to he in forco V
there, thtv keep none in the neichborhood
ii uw expsuitioni were, co-opej-ateu n vj
a next front, Canpda. convoyed b a signal ' , ' !,
frigate the flpetatibn would be brillianU ; ' '
One might send the most part of-your, '. .--f
emigrants to Canada, v ,'! ',' M
V" Enter N. Orleans with the consent of , V V
Spain, take possession of the port of Natch' " '
ex, aB on the friends of liberty in the back; . .
r am of the O. States, from Kentucky try
the aouihern limits pf English Amet ica-f.
It will be necessary to make some prtBci.ta 7
to t' e savrgesV send lack by way' of Spain, ;
genv Mekwrnt,- efcief of the Creels , put ' 4
iq mouou geu Clark cf Khoxville call ' .
to the.Fn-iKrh standard the "legji-rrs. of. .
Ilotida and America raised by Gtnct ard ;
Mangourit j proclaim the ' liberty. or,the ;
black slavts. in the U. Suusj and ive
equality of fights to die people of color.
' u It it in fcnr.theinhabiuntaof the cob'-
federate ports whoangUi.ise the U. Statea.
To destro- their t Laboratories it to fix tbeiu ,
for ten years la the Interior of the cotuvT-"
trj-1 k to nut them in opposition with ihe . u
planters who will acciwe them for the dm-' ,
asters of the war j 4t ia to destroy the leo- Z '
pard v ho at this moment feigns a union
with the eat'le to devour her." " - '
J While Mons. Bonneville then was pre .a'
J paring to emigrate to the U. Staas, hV. :
was projecttug triprctahte a tie wnt tn -
oesirucucn ot our country the M liua)
laoofthc raan-iioiiati on the Tvrtt '
the 1AMK OPEHATiox on the Chcsainake ' '
Bat die luaMKCLof Pai(.'ADXLriitA .
the me crtaATiox at I-org-IslauU and v
N. York die BoiiaAXPiitaT of Bos ron
the letting loose ihe tjcgToct to cut thS
THXOAts ot their. masters, end generally, -which
would be M an affair of a few hours,'"
the destruetion by it and sword of the"
U. States,. 'x . '" , ' ; ' , . - V"
A House situated at tlic lor.'cr -
end of the Con, justuWeSnead's W hirf.
PosacSMoa given yt)T!(.litely, N' "
AUa, v."' 'V. '
8 A house of two tenement lu rrinctjs
StTvK-hatbg tvny "r-.ijvnieiiee
Ttrmn eii? bud .'?. ' , , 7
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