e
Many
.
YrHE SAILOR'S ADIEU.
Why dot h the tear unbidden start f ' s ,
Why beats my tad, my sinking heart
' . -: Thus heavily !...'
Euza 'tis because I part
My lire! from thee:
;
Tost from the rude" ana Foaming ware,
Mie
O er-wluch he howling tempests me,
. In distant climes I go a braye ,
'.;' i.V, "The furious Mi. '
My doom perhaps 7-a watery grave, '
'" V ' ' r ' Far far from theeV
Yetnot the angry ocean's roar, 1 V
TiorYocks that skirt the fatal ahoreW" .v.
ana
; been
- stain'd with shipwreck'd seamen's gore
; I V ' , , ' Could niake mefear s
Wo, U thy loss; I now deplore, I', i
With briny tear. -?m
flh thrtd all nti mth I 'Arize r ' : iv. . '
Wilt tlou. my absence mourn with sighs -Aqd
Heaven Invoke with uplift eyes, j . A
. i .-t 1 , s I ; To speed my way fy
. Wilt thou f But tee, the signal flies '---'.'r
, , jj ; ,1 muat not ittty ;.;.
By storms that sweep the deep abyss y
By plighted yows by all our bliss: "'ji;.
By this embrace and this and this'
;
Ueuraiaia: oetrue
- Remember Love a last Dartinsr kin
in
. I ., . , V V X . Adieu 1 Adieu I H
ANECDOTES. ,
A eomofation town in the neighbourhood
'f Weymoutti, In England,'8 lately published
1 a hand bill, of which the following is a literal
opy; Whereaa his Mujesty the King
and Queerf U expected to honour this ancient
Corporation with their presence in the Courte
of their towsr 'tO this place.' In order to pre
vent tfien. from meetinp ho impediment in
his journey, ' the Worhipful the Mart and
UailiiTi have "thought proper that the follow
iili; , regulations shall bt prohibited as fol
lows No body must not leave no dirt, nor
nothing in that shape, before their doors nor
bcpi,and all wheel burrows, cabbage stalks,
juarblii st'ouci and glher vegitables, ' must be
tAeptout of the streets. iAnyoiiewho shall
jk giyinp olTince in ny manner in any enc
of these articles shall be dealt with according
to law, without bail or mainprite-CJ tovt
!t!U KtnratJh'i Wvrihibful Slart,'
tiv.. ... . ... , f. . . ,
(1 .
4'JA party of tailora, vwho , had been in thej
battle of Trafulgur, were, a short time ago,
tail i Plymamh l)ock'(Eh2land)' by tome
,'Cirb of their acquaintance . bo lien," Snid
rcne ot tftcirn, yuu narciosi oravc iti-ion.
";l'biar Mlow I lie's gona to Heaven 1
.houe." . ; 'Go'ie to HeaWnl" replied lien,
.f tq be ture ho! it, wlut' the htll ecuU no
, . ' J1EDICAL. '
I In the nik't of 2d lustasit, I wat called to
child not (luile u'uiti months old, -which al-
.'thirjh nut in good health, had cried tor two
m mvrc than ustul. On examination tl-e
BMhcr dicwvrtl a hard iutlamed toiiiour,
&h ul half ait inch froia the umLilicut, on ilie
, left side, one. winch a poultice was applied.
- Uii retuovm the p-juluce iuu wmc i vii-
', 4 ted th child, - a unaU appcrlure had taken
,. lct in the niidi'lc of thu tumour and the
iiyi.il of a lur l aub.tance was visible. " I
tou'.J on!y at Grt feel, from the site and.
ru'.i'tWit, that it wat nut a needle a had
Uci j)(ood, but on the child's ging toi
I !-i p. it projected suTMeutly to shew a part
- vf a nail, wliictt 1 held, and by enlargcinjr
!it:'poninK and ditsccting down and around
'tb Itvhd attracted iu It is a cut 4d. nail, ot
Ut alntutt one and an half inch Ion it;
. aid a little bnu Tuc.tlnld it uivs for hit
arid has enjoyed good health, nf bat it
n tu.Tcred anf other Injury from the course of
, Vu nail th.,t a totud sort which 1 now ftr
lr hr.lcd. Till ii.il mint have brvit tAeu
by the mouth, and swallowed hed frcriiwl,
, probably at tu time of its Catling lUlettli
it which it has luur ; at which pcnxl clnl
, aJrru are known to bt fnd cf carrpng hard
tu'itttslothrir mouths 5 and itsdiuharge
ktmi fofltinately to hevf Ictn dircr.tedtoa
part of tha body la. Iih;e to be.iimirrj by
it. I have been infonocd kv a physician,
S vtrci:ynnott diAibtrd, that h
tatractta a ned: from Udy"s rm. which
th rtC'il(.tid to h. swallowed many
tiiotiit.sbvfire.i bull have never heard ofa
zr thu'4 M nr? as tl.ia tsi travvliinir a i-
n.Ur ryrtc in the hunun Lody-i;nr
CH ARLES I ON', April T. ? ,;'
Thesli'ip I.ern1rr amtd fi'im New. fork
at J-ijrwt!.s,'jtitth Utcf Msrth. as'atjon
i hrr was kao"n at Port-au-Prlrict,
tNi Eitiperor, taUia Lewis tailed t
t Ji her oumWr of Americans ilair
-trier, l wt on board at voiunicarsj .It is
Ctrtaia that this vvpvditiop it Inltndrd far
, .the Crtts 1 those fpfr-d in it made no
tfovntettMir tticc's, as mey were ,aurca
thrywoull be ft cti?il with Rrtal jny by tli
,fj'iu thcrs, whi wtre ststtd tobc'rea!y
, fr a roMy.ioT. 1 In Lrtndcr kJ one hurt.
cVeJ and tifUty men on bord t!icl and
iViu wSo wmt fr'im rort au-l'nnrr , It wit
uppo4 would maks a force of t'lout two
huilrd and f. fi y mm, that eaeldbe spaiad
froiatlie ti4 to feuk B landing. It wit
(aid that tka Lsandrl had threat qutmiitisaf
arras, anunuhitian, and clottftj, ca. boar 4.
commissions wire giteii to Jmert-
- d .... t 1 u.v!.li
from Boston, was appointed a colonel. A
number of articles, such as clothing, aaddlet
&c was purchased at Port-au-Prince. ' - t -
Extract oaleittrfrom Washington, March 33.
it . Lad evening difpktcffts wcre receiveJ
from our minifter in London, Mr, Mon-
roe, which ftate, that Cncc the arrival of
hrlt prehdeniial metlage m London;
unce ine ipmi vi una ' vuunirr uaa
under Hood to be fo greatly excited a-
gainlt the tontfua o that government,
,ths changes ot conduct in that admihiitra
tion, to., him, had' been tery great and
pointed.- The king and queen had alfo
been ery attentive, and. la genferal. fo
far at perfon'al refuel and attention weie
concerned,' there had been 1. no omliuon 5
-that the old adminiitration naa not an
fvvered hit lift note, and the ncvJ, at the
date of the dtfoatchet, was not fufiiciently
formed to be addrelled on the lunject or
our dilputet. wu. Monroe further adds,
what the friendt of this country will be
- rejoiced tr know, Jhaf . c will not leave
London before he (hall have brought ilie
negociation to a happy mu, or txhauf.
ted the means of negoctation.VThe gene,
rktbelitf here it lhat tha wonderful yield.
ries -r.of Nabttifi- on the continent:- the
peace ma Je there, the change of the mlnif
try in England and the partial prohibition!
01 tne manufactures, wmcn win certamiy
amount to 11,000,000 of dollars per an
um, will, induce the BrttiOi Cabinet to
make amends for the tniories iiiflicleaon
our citizens, aad)icld ut ilijt juftice which
we lk." - --J -
GaztUi
We have great tatisfaction in communict
ting p the 'public the following pleasing in
formation, inasmuch aa it completely Durires
Uie government of alt criminal connivance at, N
or participation in the late mysterious expe j
union under iiranda. A letter is received
in town from General Dearborn,' Secretary
it War, in which he preremptorily declares
that neither the administration, 'nor any of
the heads of departments individually, have
any knowledge of the destination of the Ln
der; that on this subjuct neither Mr. JelTer..
son or Mr. Maditon ever had any conferences
and communications with General Miranda ;
that it was hot until after she bad sailed, tlut
they were advised of her beiog destined on a
hostile voyage J" and that on receiving this
advice, anits were immediately instituted a-
gainst, the parties concerned, and that too,
before any re presentations Wore mauetothem
by any furcign- minuter or agsuu-iuktrds.
--,The President's Message'at thecommence-
mentoflhe prescut sessiontofLongrc, was
published in Eni;laud early in the mooih of
January. The New-York meinoi ial had been
published. It is taid that Mr. rox, a short
time previous to his coming into the miuU'.ry,
expressed himself averse to the proceedings
respecting neutral commerce wlucia have
recently complained of. ,
itoniraiili taken bj the B'Uith. " ,
Advice is received at the Island ofCi'bi,
by a packet from Old Spain, that MmttnitJt
oit the Itiver la Plata, it taken possession of
by the Untiah, and that their force niuut
cd to eighteen thousand trps the Com
maiidm oiheer on this expedition wat nut
n i.ncd at Cuba, when 6ur informaut recei
ved thi iiilcllimce- A'aiirfu CS;IU,
. 1 1 - mm 1
. . LtnJt, W. It.
It It stftd that Mr. Crattan declines bold
jnty any olfiv.!! station, thonfh he wdl give
the new Ministry hit entire support. .
Fill's funeral shall take place w Saturday
the .id inM. and that the body shall lie m
stair on the prcciiding I'hurkday and KriJ.y.
liHtllivnce received front off Boulogne
States, that the most vigorous measures are
adopting alon; the French coatt, pirtiwlaHy'
at Dmihrgite, to place the latter iu a lormida
hie state of defence. Active prtrf:r.iioris
have begun to be madt in the Boulogne no,
tilla. - 1 .
A gentleman lately returned frOinFlushlnt;,'
informs vs, thatthsrt are sis faguo ahipa
neaiiy ready to launch at Antwerp; theie
ships when ready tar sra, will, In all prcbabi-,
"f gotathe Ttset. Govenrmem, we trust,
will take measures tociutethcni lobe Inter
tcp.ed. . 1 '
Last nicrht Paris papers arrived to the list
..i I.,i1.i.iL.. lit .
Thsiiitfllictncf from Berlin tpesks with
coiiSd.-nce cf the prrtration of peace be
'tween Prussia an4 t rancc. A treaty is said
to ttr been tfrnd, bp which Ilaaovtf is tt)
remain in the hands of FnitUa till the (tne
Taftwtei His Pruvslan Mihrsty too,' la hit
general ordert t bit array lutes, that ht h
t-Kctedtd ita prMarvinfti pctee ;! bat that if
Vtr b4 taken 4act, ha, isconvinctdkit tranp4
would havt shews the mwlrtt trihy of li
r
j hire isnocipecttiion of hostilities belweta
11 the two earf ;
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at IS, flUttmj'.OI J," tfiUUHj.
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Family ttnj Khool B'Uts '
frsfes Books, .
J D!sMr Urmtto, JS'cwvWs duty of Min
Sermons tni other- practical Works of the
Rev. Kalpti brfcktne, A. M. . ' - - , .
Thompson' history of ChrisV'-wfththe live
of the Apostles and their successors for
Hervey V Mediutlontf , WattiYMiscellanies
Boyle's vheological works, ---.:. -'
Beauties of Waits- Family Instructor ; t
Zimmerman on Sohtudcr Pilgrim's Progress
Tracts, Sermons, fcc on important subjects
The Christian World .Unmasked v , ?
The sincere Christian's Guide in the choice
of rclicion ,
Hallvburton's Memoirs
The doctrines and discipline of the Methodist
t episcopal Lhurch In America .
Calvinism and Universalitra contrasted :
i Sacramental Director . ' k '
Theatre of God's judgment ' J
Poor Man's Help and young Man's OUiU -Methodist
hymns and spiritual songs
KiDDons hvmns. The Scapular . -
The Naked Truth, conceniing tprinkl'iDgof
nudum . . .
1 "; ;? V . ' , ' " i t ,
Farmer's Magaiine American Husbandry
Johnston's., Sheridan's, Jones's, Bailey's and
Entick's Dictionaries
Blair's lectures, Rollin's Belles Letters .
Kaiine's Criticism, Sheridan's Lectures '
Ueid's Essays on the intellectual and active
powers of ma: ' .'
Sheridan's Elocution, Duncan's Logic
Goldsmith's Greece, .Ditto England
Harris's Hermes, or philosophical enquiry
' concerning universal grammar : -Mo
sc's Gazetteei , , i '. -i-- ,. t i ,
Salzman's Gymnastics for youth."
Gibson's Surveying, Ferguson's Astronomy
Paley't Philophy, Nicholson's ditto----
Stewart's Elements of the philosophy of the
human, mind vX W.W'."-',-''".
Hutton's Conic Sections, . Simpson's ditto '
Ditto Logarithms,' Elements of Euclid
DHIvrortVs aud Jones's Book-keeping i t '
Alt ea.y method of working the .'lain and
' Sliding Rules, for the -use of Architectors
Fenning s Ready Reckoner, or Trader's use
fulAssistant - v-.-,.. . ,. 1 ,i
Murray's, Lowthe's, Harrison's and .Web?
ster's English Grammars
A Key to the Exercises, adapted to Murray's
' Grammar. ' - . - ' '. ; ' ,
Murray's English Reader 1 ,.
r Orator's Assistant, Lnfield Speaker. '
Scott's Lessons, American Selections ' '
American Preceptor, American Monitor
Young gentleman and l;dy' Monitor . . -Young
Man' ComfAmion : ' '
Dvtigat'a Geography in question and answer
Priettley's miscillaiieous oUervaiicns rekt
' ing lo education - " ' ; t. . .
. Burton's Lectures ou female education and
1 . manners ' ' '
i Aikin's Letters from a father to his ton, on
various lopiv relative O literature and the
conduct ol lit'tf '
West's Letter to a TcuWg nun on his first
entrance into hie ' ', .
W l Mentor, 'or the American Teacher'
JAsjiMant, FenwieM nior 1 . ' ' '
Lefrr to a )nmg Udy on a variety of useful
and iiitti-stlniul.jects, cnlcula'ed to im-
I pn-e lic heart, to form the manners and
ciiiigntvft tti unticrtianuiii' - .
Seneca's Moim!- ' ' I
Baron H.llcr's letters to his daughter on the
truths of the Christian Religion .
Moral Tales, Ulo.soiusof Morkliiy ' - '
Tie Boarding dcliool, or Lessen from a
Prictplitss to her PuuiU
. Elcmcnii of Morality ' '
tjiteen iab . - . -... , r
Gy 's. Croxa'J't and Dodslcy ' Fablea . . ,
Primers, chap books, Copy Slips -
Buyer's and hugent's r rvitb and English
ana ungtitn and 1 renct Uu.iiouwcS .
Par(' Longiaus , . ,,
VirgiU Horace. -.-,. -J . , .
Cicero Dclphiui, Viryl Dclphint , ....
Claik's I- 111 no ion '
Corderu Colloquiotum Ce ntorla Selrtta
f'.utrcpii liuloriai fLir.an Umiarium
Salut 1 ; ? , , ; .
1 Cornelius Nepotis ..
Llemeotary introduction to re Latin Crsm
, mar, Latin Grammars, New 1 renchdu.
CI atsbatid's 1 1 nchatid ltglish Exercises
UolUo't Ancient lii.tory , . . ,
Robertson's History cf America
Snowticn e , . .do. co t '., ;
Hutst's t f , do, fcfr.nglarid ;
Rustell's :! ilu.pf Moslem lUirepe
Gehitmith's t . , du. cf the Earth and
Animated Nature . . 1
Barrow't do. ie the inteiKir dittnets of South
ern Africa , . .
Carver's Trault thrwueUul tha Interior
, parts ef North-America fur more than
five thousand miles . , ; ,
Travels in Europe, Asia and Africa .
Mtckrnuc's Voyages, from Montreal thrw
the Centinent of Nortb-Aaierica, kc. kc
Sporting. Mgtf! .' , .. ,.
.f4y oa Cowmerte, Bul'tnlrook Tracts
Jcfkrn't Notaaon Virginia ,., ....
Beekford'tilisioiy cf Titiic,. - , t
f.ifTdfd'a Rrsidrnce in do. - ;
Mortsu's History e( St. DomiiHte
"1 rvls uf Anscl.arsis t Younger In Crtrce
Ttrk'e Travel in tht lntrof districts of Afi
rics, Dsmhergtr's.'fio. do. t ,
Brurc's Trsvs's to Jicr the source of tit
, , Nile . . ,' ' .' 1
Th Young Gen'i-rosfv'i nd t.aiy's Monitor
vck't Vopjrt, Rolinon Cruoe , ,
The Alcvnm f'tpiivf, cr the life and ajrra.
turtipf I)i. L'BdvrhiT
., , art)ft- t' e Alttr'uvet
I years a prison
Mcm"ir of Ujr CrtsrratLel
"life sf li(rtisjsrie
I.f Sswirre. - ,
Do.' tt Robert Lord CUvei t " ' r
Stern's Works, Winter Evening, or LucuV
: ' bratiom) pn Life and jLettera v; V
The Specutor,: 'The-Idler feiT
paine's Works .r . -V;7- - '
An Enquiry xAo the nature and origin o
'" Evil ' : . 'V
Beautiesof thrf Stud'tea of Nature, selectedT; -:
from the works of Saint Pierre " ?
Beauties of Nature, Printiples of Naturt'' i ,
Young's Night Thoughts - - . t
Columbian Muse ' Select Poems
Spirit of Despotism . t. ' .ta
Voltair'a Philosophical Dictionary -Junius'
Letters, elegant andconimeti edT .
ii tions' .C-::',m-
I i Political Dictionary, Democfrat ,
1 iiuUi 1 vcuiui.iai,j uixtiKu
An Ees&y on C rimes jnd Puniilirnentf 1
Defence of Usury : - " -" . . -
Zimmerman's on National Pride. -. i
Somerville'a Political Transactions;
Dramatic Dialogues " ,-, . - . ..
Telemachus, elegant end common editions1, ,
Row's Letters from the dead to the living; , ' ' ;
The Complete Letter Writer t ' .
Lady's Miscellanies . - - , V
Free Mason's Monitor ; . ).-.
;The Frugal Housewife, or complete Womuf.
f .Xook., . .
! Steuben's Military Discipline ' 1
Cavalry Discipline , . . , , ,
Milton's Works4, . Paradise Lost .
The Works of Peter Finder V : r'
Little's, ravage's and Cunningham's foemT
Thompson's Seasons, ; .," " ' v
Pleasures of Hope, ' Do. of Imagination -
Scienca Revived, or the Yiiou of Alfred
Musical Miscellanies, . -
Sor.gstcr'a Magazine, ,Do. Museum 'w ,
TheBulfinch, l AIasotitcSbngS) , .
Rhoderick Random' A , ; ,
,Gill Blavr--t:' .-..w1 . -k - ,
Doit Quixote, Beggar Girl,- Beggar Bo a
A Peep at the Work!, Evelina 5 J
Romance of the Forest, , HcnrietU Beltmiig
Antonia Percival, Armenian, Alexi . 1
Interesting Memoirs, by a Lady .- ,
The Coquette, :, . . s J ., .
Female Foundling- ,' V .'
Nocturnal Visit, '", " v ' ' '
Ambrose K Lieanor, N - 1
What Ha Been ; K'
Jane Tallbot ." - .' ! V ' .
Vicar of Wakefield, Vicar of Lantdowa t
Con.tantiade Valmont; a novel by Harriot -'
Lee, Children of the Abbry '
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Love at first Sight .
Zadla, or the dethronement of Muliamed IV
Stephanie de Bourbon," .The M&k '-, .
Rosscau'a I'.toisa, 'Canwlla, or a picture oT
youth,' . Visit for a Week, or hiuts on the
' itnproveinent of time ' .
Momalbert, a novel Ly Charlotte Smith
GrasviHe Abbey, a Romance
Cecelia, or uiemcirt r.f an heiress
Tale ol'ihe Timei, Taletof W'onde
The Pigiorv, a tale translated from Um Cer."
man ot Koucbuo " . . 1
' The Costlcs, or Athlyn k Dunbayn, a Hign
lauu viury, panuioru ana rtencn -(
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ptrsonagea . .. ; , ' - U
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1 he Ammsted Skeleton, Mordaunt ,
The Rival Mothers, tfeluco ' , . ,
Charlotte . Ten. pie, 3 5
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K in the' desert V ' ' '
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Tht Roval Capiivet . ?
A phllosoplicat, historic al tf.d snora Etfiy
t.n Old Maids : ,' . .. j : . . 4
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Kt Us and Ifcnarb, hy ln Johnston
Tie Ncgrc .M(rtCljT Abttv
The Hur,ted Cavern, , Xlack VaMry - V
Cotitr.st, ri"!antropin, , The Mirror J
fynt of the Castle, ,Milirits of CJolpV
Msn of Fttfing, Ctor Barnwell ."
Matilda Berkeley, Lucy Ormohd '2
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elusive , . , , . a
Martin's New.Justke) . "
Park on Insurance "" v
Pothief cn Obligations . , .
I'i'.therUrt's Natura BrevtcfSi v .
Iex Mtrraloria Amrkanw '. ,
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Gilbert' DittrvsMt ,'
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Stat. Trial . , .' : " '
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