V.":- SM:Y ' - ".-a
POETICAL GALAXV. : .
- ttttt i eery atari allied to devotion, aad ii wee'
(a tbr nrrcifa ( vfc latnr'lkat Caasaae wa lotro.
Wt tolheke, ot the Cornier. Is ike cnarck
Chii' tHrii, Ufoa, oa tht llth of April,
S a, Br trtt twkcld Dm Ceteris da Atoide, tka
bjea of hit forcft lad aailieft IKMkMM . Thl
cricket of Sp.iaaad Fertogtl, fays Icarroa, art lha
i vert otd!t of itrigae end it w.i not loag Mora
Cnaaa e joyed aa opportaaity of declaring hit ah
:&, witk all tka tomutia ardow of eiglueea, aad
.. tf poet. ; .rr-T7.-jjf .-. t . ,- r -.-'5 ;,
, Bat, ia iholi daft, Ion wh a lata of ao trifliag pro
Miba, aad ladies tkea aacoafcionably eipeOed a pe,
' Hod at al.iiofi chirelroa femiadt, whick ktppily tor
' geatleaeat U ao longer eqairad. Th poailioue
Uteiity or hi aaiftrefi farmed tkt fobj a of oor t oet'i
' anoft lender coopliiaUi lot, thoajrb kat heart kad fa
eretly dccidad ia hie favor, till Portagoele delicacy
tupprtacd all avowal of bar oaffioav After many
-, tnoathtof tdoraloa, wkea be karably kefoeght 1 tia.
- getof kereiir.fhe w as to far f of tooad bykiseatrea
7 tie, m ta make a coaproaib wUB pradery, aad ke
" Cow aaaof tr..fi!kea bleu wbicb encircled ker kaad I
Tkefe anecdote, aauft aot M dtipifed, for tats tank
. the traapctof the timet. ; 1. ... v.
Te peealiti titanica of Dost Catortna (tbst of ona
of the ejeura ted") ira poled aa aatforn reftraiat' e
bet levee, wbicb foot, kectae Utolerabla; ilka aaotkar
Ovid, baiolitedtbefiaatjtiaf theroytl precin&i, ed
tyttinCoafeoeneekiaYcdfronihecc)urt. Witktktpre.
' aifc attare et bU offeaei we ate aaacaaintad. hut It
- too ttopakly trofe front a' breach of elftretioortfca
, . lift and aobieBaeaoag8tt.alaweof gtll,Ntry. What
.: locect it fclehflbm beta, it foraiOud a atopy or.
text totheltdy'i ralMtoal. for ttraieitiag to. iaier
: aourfc which worldly eOefideretioas readered, oa her
part, of the kigheft iaptadcoce. But love prepared
oonfoletloa fot kit vatirjf, wkera 1st ft he tipeOtd it,
: Oa the moroln of bit daptrtitro, kia miftrtfl relented
froot ker wonttd feveriiv, aad too le tied tka; fecret af
;. - Bar ioni-cooceiled affeftiod. The fijhi of rltf ward
fooo VoJiothofe of oiotutt delight, aad the Bear of
trtia( wm, perbtpt, the fweeteft of oar poet'a a
iQenca, . Thaotctfioo drew from oar poet the follow
lag poetictl effufioo. . . , v v -
1 whltpeVd her mf lart adieu", " s ,
; I gate a mournful kin; ; .
K. Cold ihow'rt of aorrow bath'd tor eyea,'
' ' i And her podr heart waa torn" villi aigha
Yet atrange to tcU'twaa then I kntw ,
. . "'f Moat perfect WUa.--
tot LoVe, at ther timea auppreu'd,
v Waa all betray'd by thia ' ' ,
: I I aaw him weeping in her tyea, A .
I heard him breathe amongtt hertighf,
. JLnd ct'ry aob which ahook her breait, :
'" . , Thrill'd mine with ba "
i .... . ...
' The ftlght which keen Affection cleara,
" iow can it judge amisa f --
Tome, U pictor'd hope ) and taught v
r My aplrit thia eonaoling thought.
That Lore'a Sun, though it riao in teart -s
,r ' ; " ,y- May act in blita I
' - ; MADRID At-Bt tbi akb.
aTTilV Cupid hence deiut
Vhy ahouldlinereate the lit
Of bo whoae aole delighta coniiit.
, In killing, and in being kiid f ' ,';
Starlight eyea, and hearing inowt(
. A. Lips, younjj rivals ofthe rose, .' .
; Rounded limbt, and folding arms, '
' n Dreams of undUcver'd charma,' .
Bound their witchery once about rat
; But, their prisoner now ia tree,
Since on every aide. 1 see,. ,
There are fbol enough without me t
' Pr'ythee, Cupid, hence deaist '
Why ibQuld I increase the list I -
"kxtraS fUttt 'frtmtht Htn. Mattri (j
1
OlAB Sit.
..." : r. r ' : l ' . s. u-
Your or of the la before roe,
I rejoice to (ee that there is one Vermont
Republican who ia not fo far 'gone irt the
wilds of JefFerfonian idolatry f as tocooG
de me an ipoae. By the letters I re
ceire from Vermont generally, it feems
to toe that thofe' republicans whom 1 held
in ttxehieheQ ediroation. have moftly
r forgot ten that there is another God than
Ihomai Jettcrron. It ia a folly my dear
Gr.for men to call them Wrei republicans.
while they are man-wor&ippers. This
fort of wor (hip ia more criminal, and
more foolic' too. than b worfliip of
docks and Itones, of bulls and goats.-
inoie. wno tr.au -te to the latter tort 01
worfliip. very prudently refer vo their con
ndence tor tometmng elle, or lome other
powers but manwor(hipperi are apt to
impute Intatlibiltty to their idols , and to
reGen to them all their underflandine ; all
their confidence' is placed in , thofe idols j
they believe in ' their ddgtnas, however,
tepugrtant to that reafen which1 was given
to them by the) God of Nature, J:'.",
I remember well when the lower clals
of Federalifls were abtioft made to believe,
that the fine Ihowers and the plcafant :
fun-fhine they enjoyed, and the good crops
they reaped, ought to be attributed to John
Adam wile and vmuous adminmratioo
I hoped then that their folly was fo con
fpicuous, that the republicans Would never
pattern afier it. ' When John Adams told
itte nation that the finger of Heaven poin
ted to war, the republicans, one' And alt,
laughed at him. John Adams not over
this folly, and in his latter days made every
exertion to leave the nation in peace ; he
repented, and left us in peace. Thomas
JefFeifon was a good man when he came..
inioomce oui ne naq never oecn a imie.
nor a big merchant l ' he had never been
praclically convtrfant with commercial or
money matters. He was a Virginia gen
tleman and ' Virginia gentlemen,- fat a
long time, feeing the trade of their coon.
try carrieJ on by thofe poor Scotchmen
wbarwere fent out otrhire, by the London
merchants, under a prohibition which did
not permit them to keep good company,
or even to marry in America, Being pel-
feTed alio of the ariflocratic notions which
filled the heads ot Euiopcan nobility, that
a merchant and all kinds of mercantile bu
Gnefs are beneath the notice of a gentle'
man ; it was neat to Impoflible that Mr,
Jeffcrfon could have any practicable or
I correal ideal of commerce' He ,had read
abundaaca on commerce, oa trade, and
on roanufaclures ; and without practical
knowledge, be errooeouil thoughts be
could weave out fin theories, which
Tbu talS li taere nonfenfe t far It (swell
fcwwD. inat tne moment ws commence
war with one nation, the other will grant
at all we can aflc tor,' during the continu
ance oi tmt war ( nay they will promife
mtrt. it is evident the war party have
ao Idea of hoQilities with France, although
(he has the feweft advantages to hold out
to ui as an inducement to engage) on her
Gde and although her ruler ia lead to be
trufled. What has become of his olauG.
ble treaty with the late King of Spain, by
wnicn inai Monarcn was to oecome cm.
peror of the two Americas I Have, not
all Lis treaties with the nations of the
earth.been either mutilated ordifregarded J
tjeuues, r ranee can da us the lead barm la
cafe of war. And yet Buonaparte's con.
aua towards as, and his decrees, are in their
nafure as provoking as tbe conducl and or.
ders of England, Indeed over and above
all that ia threatened by England, Buona
parte fsys, if one of our. vcllels fhouid be
failing tivoardt England, (which (he mud
do when leaving otir port, even If bound
to German? ) or if an Enslifli velTsl (ho old
peak with her, although againd the maf.
tet'a wiiU Oxs is to ba forfeited od coming
wiiuiq i no reaco vi au power, 9j jana or
- -V
X
OUO 9P PLIASASTRT,
Yest.-rat eat Cr, .the threatened war.
it. to be with England And what is this
war for I What can we hope to accomplilh
by It, even If we enter mod heartily into
i , E J .ti: 'j . ' iL i
u i every moacrn citiiicu war aas naa
fonie Objeft profefTed for Its commence
ment, . wnat mail vre declare to be our
motive tor engaging in a war with Cng.H
una r at is, inenceaomor metcast we
mult join Buonaparte 1a corjtending for
this principle. Well, fuppotewe fliould,
after feven yean warfare, after havingei
pended one hundred and f)ft milious of
dollars, and got ourfelvea one hundred
million! more in debt, foeceed In obliging
England to--veild the tiidcnt what fecuri.
ty have we that Buonaparte will permit oi
to enjoy any Glare of it f what ground have
we for believing that be will treat us bet'
ter than he has , treated Spain, Portugal
Italy, Switterhod, the United Nether,
lands, or any of thofe nation! to whom. he
has promifed freedom on the land If we
were to lucceed io obtaining, ia concert
with Buonaparte, what he calls the liberty
o( the feat, we Should juft pet it ia bis
power to inflave us. Ave deferve his ha
trcd more than any other nation, becaufe,
by .Uiowini to the world that avrcpublican
government exifl, we give the lit to
that declaration, the pretext on which his
u fur pat Ion refla; I mean his adertion, that
a republican government tnntt eiift,
Let us affit him ia obtalnlog what be
tneanl by the freedom of the feai, and he
will anflave'us, ai he has done all his
H frienda for by the freedom of the fcas
part la t!be m wrvtlctl tlw.t Hbcl C, . , -
taae no notice vi v '. . ; v :
VVc are really ted into our pre lent di
lemma by the dovotion of the republican!
to a great national idol In a few day
the mantle will be transfenei ta Mr.,
Madifon, with all 'ui th9Wt hi wiUttrv
Oecome le onieci pi, aqorauuo, , . t
Private advicei from Peteriburgh PRufV
Ca of OS. J, flate, that M. Dafchknow
named tuenlul from Kuma tome unnesa .
States, had failed for lorae port oa tha .
continent, to embark tor tnu country. ;
:y ..v;ii tear, cr
iP$orMqffhchui(tt tntheW Voif
Aurora ia a letter hom.Wafhington,' w blch .
mentions the frijeQ of a motion, for a?- ; ;
pointing a commiitce to inquire," whe- r
ther the proceeding! of the Leifl jture o(
Maflachufetts amount to kftctjjitnfrw it ,
TAKEN UP. and now in nr
possession, an African man, about twenty-fir
yeara of age, five feet eight; br nineincheaj
high, spare made, hat on a pair of plain blue)
trowsrs,a blanket,: common blue ncgrocapsj
he Can scarcely be understood, from w,h icb)
I infer that Be has been but short time ipy
thia country t he says bit name is '.WILL,
that his master name it 'Pee, (being not
dead.Y by tigna be conveys the idea his fraud
' . - a.. a . a .a a aft..
ter planted cotton ana corn, ana tnat ne nas
a cotton machine. The pvner of said no
gro it requested to come forward, prove hia. -property
and take him away, reatona to be)
ataigned to the owner, why the subscribe
baa not committed the said negro to jail.
" I JACOB LEONARD
Brunswick" County, January IT. ' f IX,
. " Fifteen Dollars Rewardl
RAH AWAY on the 3d instant, itot
likely negro fcllo named JACOB, formetl; .
the property of Joshua Bradey deceatd,quu
black about tia feet high, plausible in conyera.
tation and very artful. tie ha a dowolook
it well known about the plantation of Joshua) ,
Bradey 't called Indian-Creek, S miles frona -Wilmington
on the North-west river. A mora
.particular description of him will be gives
the next week Whosoever will apprebenej
the said fellow and lodge him la jail, ao that
can get him, or deliver bim to tne in Ww
mington shall receive the above reward. , '
. M1LLUKY JrlOQKK, ZT. 4 ,
f autseii eFtj- -- i
,w
I 1 11,1 1 1 M '
might be brought Inft praQice. - The B he meaniT " Let me triumph on the ocean
a tka art (eat rtga lot sa a atsowt la tkt (tatlt
XtTind to the drctt of our half naked belles,
' At a ball, or a play, or a route '.
So eager they are to get into the world,
. That they ttfvo all decency out.
T COFFEE. .
This drink hst many good phyttcal pre-
nertiei, it strcegthena a weak ttomacb, help.
ing digettion, and the tumours and obttruc
tious of the liver and spleen, being drank
fatting for some time together. It la held in
great estimation among the Egyptian aqd
Arabian women, in common feminine cases,
In which they find it does them eminent ssr.
fice."
j Another enrions particutar we find men
tioned hare; it, that the refuting to supply a
wife with CoflVe is reckoned among the legal
causes of a divorce In Turkey. ' , , ,
awawaBBsBwaw m
A wedding lately took place tn the neigh
lorhood el Longford. Kites, after a (ourt4
-ahtpof nhe"ytars,j craring which time the
2 f wmie no Ins than 1404 letters to the
Motrin of bis and as his visits
wrre, during bis eourtthip, conttaoily three
timtt a week, it ia computed that he walked
fr the purpose of paying hi devoirs, at least
, IttHmilea., , ' -
awaaaaawawBwBwaB ' v
' Longmtj la so frequent in Xorvaj, that B
elrrcvmart. in a funeral oration, in that coun
. try. Ittaly lamented the untimtj death of a
, ' : - ' (LorvJon paper,
" i . taaaTaWjaWa "
On the rAwer of Poeiy, to mitigate the
stings of affliction! .
. TM IrMfMl ted krea! kotk ot algWl aad saora,
tt on ia ktsle koak, ow kd iko I kat )
It I, irir-t tai iW WtkM tt itili,
Lett, ra tka faetti of laag, tka Ikotaa tl Ufa. j
. v Th wtdJifig $lhtt. we nndtrsttnd, are
actually making in which Mr. 8iddoe'a Is
ahortly to makf her appearance in the charac
ter of an Inglhh Bartmtit for her Own itylf
JJtntraiU DnuJlU , , ;
An IrUK print tays. that Cetnit Xsmlv lit
tho toy sgrs to Grttnltnd, hit given a fUoinf
dvKriptioa cthemountaina ef Vt
1
democrats of America have too long ai. D
lowed this fellow, man w It h leu experimen
tal knowledge than mod ot ttvetnlelves, to
think for then ' When he cries down
commerce and tells them to rely upon
their own manufactures, they forget that
he wai the man who bad mod gcatoufly
aCerted that American! ought to keep
their wqik.fhops in Europe j that whene
ver they.bccame manufaciurcri, their li
bertics would be endangered , and that in
proportional they loved liberty, they mud
adhere to their agricultural I jr Bern. Their
idolatry for thia fame man is fbch, that
when he tells them that they' mull inhibit
the exportation of the produce of that
agriculture, .which he fo highly rtcomV
mended, until they bring two of the moil
fioweiful nstiqns oa earth at his feet, to
mplore mercy and pardon, they eagerly,
lay hold ef the opportunity to (how their
obedience and their faith. While one of
ihofo nations laughi at thejprolrcl, and
the other viewi Ii ai putfued folely 10 con.
form to the will of our chief, lha meafure,
bopelcfi at the outfet, ia f erfided in, mere
ly becaufe the nation Ii told, embargo or
war ii their fate, and the raan.woiuVppctt
believe If, 4 .v;.;.!, j. t ' - jl
-r The Embargo la gone i and of cotirfe M
ia yet fo be fenlcd, whether the Idolater!
are lo totally lod to all reafon as to follow
this war.whoep, - Democrats sod Repotf
licani, and you and I amongd them, ctied
loudly agslnd war1 In 1798. We called it
fo'lr in ihe extreme, becaufe we could fee
nothing 10 be t'nef by it ' 'not becaufe
there was not fu Sclent provocation j not
the French h", l4 violation of an exifl Ing
treaty, plundered or robbed our fcHow
cii?eni of.cverv velTel they could find
float (, 1 hey Intuited our mioifleti of
peace t they avowed a determination to
fiut to death every American feaman found
n an Kngli(h - armed vsfTeJ, although
fuch feamen were prtflcd they demanded
bftislosns and tribute; But yoti sndl
psinted td ourfclvci and to our ntkhborfj
the horrors of war, In iinproGtablentrt,
and hi tendency 10 demoralize the nation.
We, It feems, have pot (hinged our feoiU
tnenti j but others have and 1 feat ihll
man-woifh!p Ii the cauTe of ihil chssge.
War wTih franca snd Englaad both, is the
.f..k tk.MnA K7a r.l K ,lllnrf IR VM
meant,-No ration etc t wiged fuch a war.
as well ai on the land, Our fafciy do.
pends oa the fhortnefs of his arm. 1 do
not fee any profpcCk ot fintlhing fuch a
war in a fla'e ot greater profpetity than we
began it; nor do 1 believe we can help
Buonaparte much, io effefling the conqoed
of the ocean. We talk of raifing 50,000
men, but 1 believe they are not deilined
to aDifl in the conqued of Spain, 'although
we bodrrfland that he Is toacc?mplifli the
liberty of the feat by his faccefs upon the
land. . No I fuppofe we are to operate
by Tea while he conquers by land. We
are to fend out our twelve friga'ci and
tloopt, together wivh oar gun boats, to
ct-rquer their 1400 fhipi of war, wherever
ihey art to be iound e arealfo to fend
out our ptivatecn, to plunder their com
merce, and we are to take Canada.. The
two latter things we can really do. The
militia- of Vermont caa tike all that ptrt
of Canada worth having, la ' tea days,
whenever the ice (hall favor the underta
king by giving ibem 1 paiTiget Montreal
and fomethiog may be gained by our pri.
vatreri. But willihe poffctDon of the
froxen regioni of Canada, while the St,
Lawrence ii always blocked up by ice or
'fcwJltiliQi' viltclt, or will the plunder
obtained by om piivaieerion the ocean,
compenfate for the continual' blocksde of
the MifliiDppI, the St. Mary'i the Cbefa
peaks, tbe Delaware, ike, I Will they
compenfate for the .havoc that tniy be
made on onr coatt, extended lome thou,
finds of miles, and which can never be
fully prepared for aq attack I
I have1 laid enough on this fubjecx to
convince you, my oesr fir, that I am op
pofed to the war which this country ii
threatened by Meffu. JcfTeifon, Vfadifoa
&Co. 1 need net tell via, Cr, that I fee
ai indignant as any per loo can feel at the
injoriet Ir (litis J on this nation by Great.
Britain j nor need 1 fay that there Is 00
man la the nation, who would, if we had
the power, foonerfnakethe ultimata ippcal
for fatlilaaiort. Uut a wiw omen 10
look st the injuries we have foflained
from France 1 and I want topuifuethe
wlfed coutfe which we cip adopt. under
iheprefeot clfcumnsncrs't and that is, to
lei war alone. When t wis a boy, and
a matt Injered or lofulted mi. I was con
toled with ihe rtflcQion that I fhould fooa
be b aa cnyfelf, and able take snj ewa
aiij auuawiiLjc 19. euiiiuu , 14
clofd hi aCoounu reqida il thofo iAaloBt
ed to him to come forWBrd on or before
the id of April next, and fettle their ac
count! either with money or by note with
fecuritv. 0 the wile rccootfc to law will bfi
had ' , ' '
p w, MOORE.;;
A THEFT DETECTED
And t!ic owner wiled I'er.
FROM a negro Woman named Molly I
atopt about a fortnight.Yiace, 21 lb, of
Tallow. As the wench kit not returned to)
claim it, h it probable the alole lU VThe per
son, to whom it belong, on proving hit pro.
perty and paying lor me advertisement, aoa
have it restored by calling on . . ,
Ftbroary.l. . . " $p
. . P. BENJAMIN
' HAS the honor to iaform bta patrorV
and the public that be has removed to lbs? -hotife,
in Msrket Street, latelv occupied
by Edwin J. Oiborne, Efq. AVhero ha
will be ready and happy to attend any off
their otdcrs ip the tnuGcal line. ' Having
now a commodious room for the purpofe
he will give lelTons on ihe indrumenti h
hai advertifed 10 teach, at his own bonfe,
10 thofe wh6 may prcier receiving ibeoa
there, and he will attend thofe who deGrfJ
It at the place! ihty may appoint, '
leN a.
7-,fpnv-cT a nr ro -.
THF. subscriber hat etubluhed a act e
Livery Stables, on the west side et So-.
cood street, for the accommodalioo of tkooe
gentlemen travelling through or rtaidlng in ,
taia sown, w nv m v uiapoaca w a.ai,
themselves of this cttablithmcnu Evtry
kind ofgrairkjand lbrag,nercttary for horses,
thall be abundantly provided and faithfully
given, and alt due attention paid to them tf
the hostlers. The liablca art) quite dry I
shall be kept clean, and each stall shall pi
fumlihart with litter arv ascAiAe?. .,,,
v Wm. WIUL1INC3 '
reb.l. - . '
rtifTia avb rciLinta ir, H
WILLIAM S. IIASELL. y
; CONDITION. ' ,v
I, Taiat Dottaas 0 jt foolUU t&
Kmc or Fova UoiLtas ( 4 Ji4 wiiAaj
tht frtt lit tmomtkt, : . . ,
a. .Vo ru.Wfi't re k rreihti tttt
i'aalA4aStc MoaTat.
' I K paftr witt it iiKMtlmnJ tii tmt
V