r 71 AIL VttfitfJ gnat est, noblest gveit,
t'JDf earth's enjoyments, fairest, best,
Uclm source oj pure delight
nal. . The affair of Holland and Swit
zerland seemed, - however, to be in-
! serted id the declaration, only to avoid
; the perpetual repetition Df ";the first
consul" tnd " Malta," "and this was
pretty evident from cnir omitting all
Ihrft soft bresmver ofbeace cfmindi ' I mention of the Swiss in our . ultima
' ni . r .. .-.I.-. ...!. j.a '. i' .... TL. M...t-;.. T Ua -TWtek
ino! ciiarms me sout wnn tneugtus rc-, mm. tug utauucin vi vufc-wo'v-
by i 'ranee ceum-not be two strongly
-, AiuiplenitudiTof light r ;'. 1 1
lit fulgent "beam! :';V-V;
In lucid streams,
1, 1 ' In bright array,
More clearway Jay,
TVerer fromthy stcred sourtes'fov!,
VeW sootJit the arcs of all tin good be
" " few. . -
condemned, but our ministers,' who
did not remonstrate, had to right to
" coffee,' vita cottonTmdecndent oTSjr-
. tups and Tama, .i : - . .
H. On the arrival cf eachtessel,
the captain or Supercargo is to "wait
on the captain-general and colonial
prefect, and apply tothc chief of admi
nistration and the tfirector of thecus-totti-house
for the necessary pefmits,
having previously made out a detailed
' statement'of-what" the cargo" is -composed.
. . -- .v '
, ''til.. IF such statement shall be
jfoaftd to'have been forced, the trans
complaint-It formed nearly ' as black jj gressor shall be prosec6ted'in manner
'To thee pertains the grand'&fcnet,
Of shielding vestal innocence,
With powtr'froin above 1 '
'Thtu, the true hero's chief regard;
Thtt honiit patriot's justret'ord,
f And swain's deserving love :
At thy iright 'shrine,
With love divine. : -Jiobe.
eharitv. . . .
, Art taught by thee, r -; '
"To 1mkfortomfort--give. iuilh cheerful
hand,' " ; ;
.And shed thy graces on afavor'd and. ;
a stain however on the : conduct of the
Trench go.vtrnment as'thir proceed
ings with -Tesffegt to Su Dbmingo.
The idea ef re-tstablishing'the French
government in that island, vas as ab
turd and uihous , ai its conduct t
Toussaint hail been false and trear'
cherous. . In all' these proceeding, in
the affair of German inderntiUies, in
the occupation of Parma, and Placen
tia. he 'saw no lecit-rmate cause of
, 'Vhenjouth, delighted, ovn thy srdaj,
'And thy mild precepts-mark his tl'aj,
His time glides sweety oti : . , :
from wrth to worth he raises high-
i tfBis country's pride, his parent's joy.
! JHlov a where cr he s known
k . - His early days ' -
. - Art tranquil east, '".
; Norcare, nor strife,
-,. Make loathst-mt life j
Ulien grown in years, and silver'd Vr
.wtth'Oge,
and fornt' prescribed by the' laws and
regulations' of commerce.
IV. No French or neutral vessel
can'depaft;from aiiy of the ports bf
the colony, before her captain or su
percargo has made a declaration at the
custom-house of the nature of her car
go, -and of the tonnage' ortjuantity.
,V. No vessel shall load, in whole,
nr 5n riift. 'tat n, nthp nnrf that!
Jrtia, he "saw flo 'legit-hnate cause of j those 'designated, in the first article,
Quarrel 'on the part bf England, and utilesl by the express permission , of
'particularly as our fninisters had fail-'-j the'colonial prefect, tinder penalty f
- u ea to remonstrate at me proper season. cunnscauon oi vesset ana cango ana
i With resnect- to the attack made by . U6 punishment of the captain- ,
the consular government on the liber French as well as foreign ves
71y cf the press inihis ?6untry,.it betray-!!1 sailing to and Ffom the islands'of
ed ojily a gfoss ignorance ofthrjortns ;'wtrai ports," are expressly torwdaen
and essence' tf our constitution r and j,rtb pass by way of the fiver Sake, un-
if theif demands had been resisted in
a manly way, if could neve-inTiia tt
pinion, have furnished ground foYdis
pute. 'The refiiprocal abuse and mU
arp-o. ; ..- v
.. VII, tfhe flaiics of anchorage, es
i 'tablishcd by the arrette cf the 1st Ven-
tnalirtitation arising from this sourctyf demaire last, concerning the com
i were certainlv matters of rcertt ; biit 4 'merce of hetitrats, are diminished on
J';ho person could say that they offered f j fourth from this day.' , These duties
a crowd for wn. He tlul not pro" .' Hitau do coileCUu by the receiver ge-
fess to entertain muca ' respect for
U the members 6t the lTourbon fathltf
but if it was insisted peremptorily thst
one of them was to be sffht out of the
j kingdom, he 'shtnild refuse it ch tKe
Tlie rich esteem, the poor revert the stige, point of honor, tho' at the e3fpence
a war. This,-however, had not been,
;cepts from the heart- ' placed on the language of iht expoie, , 'fl'
'alsejcyt I j M that England could ho longer con-; s
res Jreely brings ; tend single-handed with France.;; to
. -Cutset where Ylctt vsurbs thy part,
jdml spurns thy precepts Jr
- Horn fatal her ft
'She all her pltamres
Delustve pleasures, fraught with stings
That v soot i her pow't destroy s"
." . TJten dreadful vitWs '
""The mind pursues, t -7 T
! Of, crimes that's dove
Of time that's gone :
neral of the tobny and of the 'domains,
at the payment ( of tht 'duties ol en
trance and clearance a part to be paid
the captain of tbc'pdrt, the balance to
be deposited in th public treasury.,
VII I. The interpreters, commis
sifthed bv-pave'rnment. fchall not. uri-
ier ptnalty of deprivation ;of office,
ueinna Worn captains of foreign, ves-
si'ts more than ei,rht dollars for all tb-5
ntcessary formalities, in which 'they
This was an impertinent phrav:..Mit, ) iire to give them evry direction from
li : 1..... .! K.!....J...1 1 ilJ- .1 .
. From the BaUlmire Telegraph,
ilNGULARITY of RESEARCH.
AV EXTRACT. .
Tbere is perhaps no ohe principle
Tri httman tiature that leads to greater
consequences, than the cdfttentrattoi
: tf applicationttoviingular research. u
u Bat this, like every othef princi
plerhas occasionally stranje and use-
i less terminations that they may be
! carted Usus mtitra.e in mortals. . As an
i instance of this, 1 ill present "you
; with the result of it man's labour for
three years, eight or nine hours a day,
aunaays not excepted, 10 determine
the Verses, words and letters contain
ed in the Bible. .
.Verses, " r31,173
.' Words, ' 773,692
t" Lettffs, r3,566,4'80 f
The middle and the last chapter is
Hhe 1 17th Psalm.
The middle verse is the 8th vefse
of the 101st Psalm. .
Jehovah is named 6;ft35 times. Tbe
middle one of these Jehbva's In the
; second Chronicles, 4th chapter I6tli"
I 'verse. "'"' ' , :.':-'.T -, 'fT'T
The word and is Found m .the bible
45,217 times. ; ."".
The last verse in the old Testa
ment is in; the first Chronicles, 1st
and 1 Oth verses. The least ih the
ne w.Testament, 11th chapter of John
Slthverse.
I look upon this to be a very siri-
gtflar occurrence m the history ot hu
man nature, that there should be
found ft man, who," merely for the
sake of employment, Vhould spend
three years on such a task.
demanded. Much reliance bad btR
as was usual in society, it showu ei
ther have been noticed at .tb'time,or
consigned' to utter contetnpt. t ;
Alirnting as the 'extended domi
nion of France was tQ this country and
Ztfttpvidcnct then, with gloomy grief and tbe continental powers, if we took int
- care, ; . .. I comparison all our acquisitions in india, '
tyorh pjhf soul to horror and'dtsfctir j it would be found that, as betxveen us,
ana t rance, the charge 01 aggranctze.
:oms then, fair VlxYn, to my ' breast,'
'St of tnytte'art, tny soul possessed,
And constantly dwcirwhh me i ,
Tor vain the honors of thegreat, ,
"" -Ih wealth and pomp that wait on sHtr,
if not possess'd of thee
. , . Though rich or poor.
Fam'd or obscure , '
Thy open tract
All can embrace;
ment applied to this country. But'wicn "
this view of the Question wa aken,
ministers seemed to imitate. 'the con
duct of those ladies whrit on the'V '
return from India', Srere abcosed of
iome irrigitlarities, and whose answer (
always was " neter upon, mv honor on
this side the Cape rf Good Ihpt." IIe
thought ftlalta ought tn be placed un
der the protection of Russia, which It
their arrival to their departure 1 but if
the said interpreters shilbe employed
by the ;aid Cftputos of Vessels on cb
jictS difT.-reht from those customary,
they sIvU 'ie indemnified for their i
tro'u'em the mahnerprescribedbythe
tA.iTof April, 1771.
IX. The Jutie or import and ex
port, on articles rrmittcd to be im
ported and ex -orted. alwll be paid at
the cuitortvhouse, h collected by
the receiver of th? domains, according
to the following lariift
. import.
French vessc arriving from a port,
J.nd, iho' by the bast despis'd,' tin whi appeared wai "disposed to accept Ihd
crree , 1. ftarantre undtr rrirxliriratinrn. .Tl ,
" . i
inat worth and fatness. ww;Sjjcd thfc hoMse to pause before the J
with thee." j"()iunged the country into all the hor
mom- u
' Trom l.onaHi Paper. j
'The following is an outlin of Mr.
Tpx'l speech in the house of com
tuons, on TucudayJ 24th of Mity, on
his maietty'a messace - -
m. f It. ... 1 . . . . .. ..."
ir. tufli unipctcnwmcnoaa- to, ana me uuraccs tney naa oom,
, 'pied three hours-and a half in thedc '. -vtrf nothing compared to t hat novf a
livery, went over the HiBcmit pointa -raited Ihem ! ! i As they, had then
rors of war, and to recollect the sihia'.
tion.it. was. in during the lastvt
years of the preceding war.
They were told not by a nn ice, but by
vert distiniruithed artist. fPitO that
l the dangtra they were then exposed
It has been said that M Atf is the
only anlmaithat laughs ; but thougih
dogs may not absolutely .laugh, they
are somclimesfike Falstaff,-the cause
of laughter in others. The following
circumstance which happened to Ga- .
rick in the early pact.of his life, is one
example. .
One very sultry evening in the 46g
davs, he performed the part of Lear ;
m vnc lour nrst acis, nc rci.eic
customary tribute of applause. At
the conclusion of -the? fifth, -when he
went over the body of Cordelia, every
eyecaugKt the ioft infection. At
this interesting moment, to. the asto
nishment of all present, his face assu
med a new character, and his whole
aine agitated bv a new passion j
was not tragic forhe was evident
ly endeavouring to suppress a laugh 1
In a few seconds the attendant nobles
appeared to be affected in the same
m inner and the beauteous Cordelia
who was reclined on a crimson nriuclS
opened her eyes to see what occasion"
of .the republic, shall cwitinvt o payjj ed the Interruption, leaped from her
merchandize subicct to Wti-'ht.
1 percent.
French vessels arriving from fonlgn
land, the gallant Albany and tough
old Kent, ran laughing, off the stage.
Iheaunicnce could not account lor
Botler'i llaIbraff,
Btiftjon hexSaMimey :
Bureb' Digamy of Human Nitare, L
Ruffcl'l MJerB Kuropp, - ' f
-Solingbrakc'i Wotkix
Reid'.ttiys,
Rollin'i ; Belle Letter,- ' f
Elersnt Extraflj, X
Amenjan Spectator, . .
Frmei Letters,
Bo'tsnoical Hrmony. ' , ' ,
Ffttdyce on Education, 1
Blau'i leclures, ' "
Reply to vVilber force,
Complete Letter Writef
Fordyce's Addreflcs, : ; : (
Rambler,
Looker iO.n, - .
Thompfon'i Seafoni -Hoy
ls' Games,
Taylof' Reports, - - ' I;
Evaoi' Efliys,
Fothier on Obligations
Beauties of Addifon, -'
Do. of Hsrrey j ' . -
Fmily:BibleS ' A '
B'litierwotih'i Concordjne,
Necker'i keirgious opiniouV-'
Butlai's Analogy, '
Edwardt't AITcttioni,
A lifted Man's Companioa r
BoftonV Fourfold Si ate,
Hallyburiwo' Memoir,
Doddridge's Sermons,
Young's Letter.1, '
Brown's Concordance,
llervey's Metfnaiionj,
' E'egant Pray et "Books,
Comqnon do,
B blei, ; .
Want's Pfalms andlfvrnr,
Buchan' Doroeftic Medicioe1,
Hurler on the Blood,
Ions on the Mufcles,
Pl.gue "and tellow Fever,
Ldenburgh rharmacopaeia, r
Atvn. B itt's political Difeaiaas, 4
Wat 1 "Maiheroii'C',
liifi bort Mjore's Navigstion,
Cfk' Voyagfj
M.Uot's Ancient itiflnry,
Jefferfon Ko e' on Virginia,.
American Lex Mercatona -,
NicholfonN Navigation.":- - -. - ,
B'uns American. Navigator, f
American Coifl Pilot, ' ,
Mre' Univerfal Geography, )
Univeifal GireUecr, 'i
Johiillon's, Jones's, Bailey's aad Emtkl
Di,flionariei, ' I
Mair's Inircduaion tc Latin; rr
French Grammar, -i
Murray's Grammar, . .1
Do. do. Abf idged, '
WeSfler's Grammar,
Alhes Grammar,
Pike's Arithrraiic,
Fifher's CoTipiaion,
Schoolmallei's rinnw,
American Alias, ,
h
U
)
complaint in detail, and contended
that upon none of them had we prdugat
'ikt discussion with Frtrnce to that clear
nd unequivocal Usui which toutd consti
tute a legitimate taust of war. If France
had unjustly seized and tonf seated Brt
i'jA vrswls, tatiafMClion ought to have
been demanded in a firm and decided
tone ; and if that was refused there
paid a tenth they would now be com
pelled to pay aAona ihird of their
income. He wor.ld vote for 'the a
tnendmrnt, because, whlie it pledged
the house to support hit majesty, it
manifested an anxiety for the tptdiet
possible restoration of peace.
The house then divided on (be a
rhendment For the Amendment 67
ports, shall pay a local ',uty of one per , thi8 .trtri(re termination of a trotedy
cent, on the value ef articled suUis- f inanyoihfr way thanby supposing the.
tence. -' I per tent. drC,tii pefsone, were leiird with
- Forcigw .-Vessels shall pay the cus-1 suddc:n frentr t but their rUibility had -tomary
duties of ohe per cct.t local , adifftrcntswrce. A fat White-chap.
el butcher, seated en the centre btihe
front bench in the pit, was accompa-
f
would then have been an undoubted i AeainstU 39S. The original ones
v- vi mci vju"" wm mi , i nan men put sino cimrui i ne
homo adjourned, at half palt four on ,
Weunetday monung,
There was no nation more exposed
fo complaint, jor restraints on the com-
tnrrct of other nslLni, than C. Britain.
When we concluded the treaty of A-
mints, we were aware that Lurcye
Sr far from being in a comfortable
atatc ; we had however, acquiesced in
thtt lmpr!;ct ttcuHlv. This ws
ilie'crTdiiioti of m"n n sor'te'y. If
e had always aimed at substantial
and absolute security, we should have
had nothing hut tmrtmitted war the
lust etnturv. The situation efllaly we
traxsiaUd for rat airoia.
a- .
lit tat namt of the frtftrh Republic, .
AURETTK .
Respecting the opening bt the irter-
cnt ports cTGaadaloupe and Ul de
pendencies i and a vtw vaiif of
thctltit'.ii ofimportand expoHa ,
TtillAfttiC. lh M..'l,1r,r. If.
t anew at iuc time 01 our n,ninK "e j (June IS, 1803.)
' dtf.nV.ivetrvtiy. As to ricdmcut, it J At'ocstr. F.RKocr, funeral ofrlivi.
wasamtre difiVrenct of nsme, and h aicm, captain-general of Guadaloiipe
Iwas a matter tt complete Insipniri- tM Ju depta-Jcilck. and Darih
canc yhether it wns called the STili I.vitALLira, councelkr tf iUte and
n.il.tary division or the depaftment of cloniel prefrct. -
the I'o. Adfcrtirt to the situation of i Comidcn'r, that the e ritiral rirttim.
Holland, filled, with Ffrnch trrops, . ,unf-u in hith lhy find the Ct-lo-nd
to the Isle revolution in Saitrer-; ,y, ta!l for elJtaciui measures for
iRdf oe irjuea inui our ministers,
frtm all that had appiarcd, had nevt r
prvpetly remont?ated on thoe Im
portant points, and hA thertfurt no
' right' to make there a Jrt of 11 rr.a-ji-y'i
def Uratlon. If thry kad rt
ruonstrated, It was at If ast probable
that rtdrrs mir;rithave letn ebtaiotd
If it were contended that etrry ifr.
rraniirnif ht rtn the part of f ranee
hould be a f ause of nlauiy on our
f art, th'm, la hit opudon, woold t
pwsling the prinrirl too far. I'.very
7rprorein',fit In the Interior ef Franc
fuh in, thai i V naUert ua
itipplyinfl Us wants and those of the
army, at well at for disposing of the
Colonial productions at prtscnt on
hand. ' .'
srcirx at fcti.owi
Ait'iclr i; The portt .of flam.
tcrrt, roint Pctre, Baye-MaJ.xtt, St. i
Martin, and Reunion Mari4 Galante, j
ihaifheoprn 19 strafigert from tLe
uite. hereof
In eonserjornee, all articlfl of con
umpilon, taHrd mrtts, Ttifitar and
natal stores, catihr, fdinler, and toolt
of tvtry kind particularly lostmmrntt
of iRncuIture may be imported bf
Citro, and ihey may ciport tugarti
and one per cent additional on the to
tal amount of the articles imported t
. . 3 per tear.
. SXMRT.
French vessels, returning to a
; French port, avo subject to a local
duty Tf cne per cent. ar. a coldnial
doty bftto per cent.
' . 3 per ceni.
Trench vessels returning to a foreign
port, shall pay one per cent, local, and
ix per ccut. additional.
7 per cent.
Foreign remit shall pay the iocal
dutiet and in additional one of two
percent, and of six per cent, on the
value of tiljart, coffee and cotton ex
ported. 9 per sett.
On tyrupt and ta(Ti 00 more lhn
two per ccnu shall -be paid as iii'p
pleoientsry duty. -2 per cent.
Spanish vtistlv laden with cattle
and other provisions, thtli be treated
on thelrk entrance and rtearanre, on
the uuir tfrmt at French veacels.
X. Accoflinc to the pmceedirg
dipoiions, ibc arrttte of the Ut
Ve.ilemaire it and remains in force
and the third article of the arrette
; conernin the duty of six francs, col-
'ft Mm a. a 1 ft
; iccten by he mynaramrt 01 co and
( tdlt fith, of fyrt'uh fi liter), h proii
I tionally suspended at well at the fifth
I article of the arrette tf the 3C!h Au-
(JtfM, I78i, concerning the duty tf
thrre francs ptrquinUI on talt meat
imported by forehrnert.
XI. AUthertfe41aiintofil.e ar
ntte of the 3tnh Augut, 1784, thall
be executed, at tliey repett the m
stls. dccliratiofisand futtf.riiis6ie
terforfnM by foreign vee It and by
rrmch vcmli engaged ifa the tsmo
eomniirce .
XII. The chief tf admlnistrtt-on
and the (firectort of the customs are
respectively chargtd with what con
cerns the oecutlont tf the present
trrt tic, which thall be printed, rtad,
polished and po'fd up at It tauaT,
and a copy addrticd t4 the com
mWtary of justice In onler to he re
registered tmtng the rollt of the tri-kunaJt.-
KRNOUF.
J.iSCALLIER
. n:ed by his mastifT, who being accus-
! . 1 i l, L. !!. 1.1- .
i r-iru 10 mi on me same scai wnu ins j
matcr, naturally supposed he miht j
vnjoy (he tame privilege acre. I ha
butch?? tat very back; and the qua
dmped finding a fair opening, got
upon the b'jnr.h, , and fi tiny his
forepaws on the rail ol the orchis
tra, peeped at the performers with at
unriht ahesd, and at .grave an air
at the mot sa jaciout critic of hit
dar. Our corTi!nt tlauhter man
was ma le of melting stuff and not J
being accustomed to a play house ,i
heat, found himself mi?ch oppressed ;;
bf the w-ifrht of ahrrc and wll
powderfil Sdnday Triwi;, which or i RoUau s foils,
the grftiricatinnf r' !ini'and wiping '! R.inii C-uihf,
hHhea.l, hep-illcdit o!T.andhced it I V eir f Vse5:U,
on the head of his mastiT. The . rg t' Man cf F.el'.r.t,
.i-
Horacr. 1
Viigill Dslpbinf,
Clark's Ovid, .
PaHofl. :-
Amica'a Trecfptor,
Clumbian Ofa ot,
ChP'ii's Lenen,
B o(l .iB of Moraliif ,
Looking GUft for the mioilj
Gsy'Fablei
Moore's Monitor,
bind ford an. I Merior),
SCitit's LcfTon,
American SvletiionJ,
HaWnrv'. Mearurer.
Davidfoo's Virgil with the Eng'iftoa
lauonj
Carer's Comm'B'irlii,
Coroelins Nrpoi,
Young' Laiin tud Englifh DulifV,
Aii'fwonh's io, d
Lee's Anvtican Accountant,
ToAtisiM't, I'fa'tfM and f I
C.uid'en's rtaks ani ka.n;h;jis,' : f .
bein in to conpicuo'wi, to oo!r
tiye a tituatinn. cauuhl the eve of
Mr. Garrick,nd the other, perform
ers. AmistifT in a church wardens
wig for the huthtr was a prish of
ficer j was too much. It would have
provoked laughter in Lear himself at,
the moment he was most distressed
no wonder then that il had tuch an
f if .rf rn I rnfie'tative. ,
A. HALl.
ILs received bf the Sihvtner levatert
C'ft, Dill, f,on Xcv-Yjfk.
An idjumfltl hupp? of
Books arid Stntlonar.
WafKia'on 00 Asricultorr,' -Eiircifrs
for ra!ry, . '.
H.'fr's CK kory
f .i.k!ii.'s Woiki,
Aran's Klox s of Trtvth;
B.lkasb's Bifapry,
a Mnrali, ' ,
Puffaii of Lixtaiurf,'
Wai'.If,
J-hnllot's Livrirfiht riii,'
litmbft-n't. T'avtts,
l tf rn ftntt
Itgnph r al D Uiary,'
Z mmimsfi on National fiUf,
Zit't oa Soltiudi,
i Jani' Leorrs,
jSrdjua'a Ttur' '
B.Mlllari is," . , ,
Jeno'y 01 inf D fl.tues Of Lovc
ytaris, Tf" los,
K.ilmck Raiid un,
l".fitie R.m'i'.f, 'faoll,
Aiit'nn Tales,
'iu of ht M 'Un sin,
Children of ile Ab-r, - '
Zelycco, Hifloty of vomf,
' A co if tlun of itie tno.l cttcemel
. dfrnXore.' J
The Paitiotie Sortfltr,
Mtfuiufa' '
rvtlifa,
Dn Quixoii ,' .
Mtfltri'i of UJoIo, t
Mrdun.
Adt'sidt it Sancerr
Coflr. JLovf,
Vital ol LantJottR,
Daich tyidW, st fupefiorc'islli
Blank Boin, ot vtriout aioai
fm",tl wrapping P'fe's
JHifing SiJ,
Sf atom's J irral, '
1 Citi tw pram ifMcf rrf, . : i
I Wiling paper, Sitting Wit, Wa''
0y blips, j
A!fisri fjf tie yfsr 1I03. ' f
iium'gim, siugvii .