WITT Tl Wi WnpMWiil( in, in yiiwii il'M'T'i ,1- Klnliii1l",1Wmi' n J jpWWjvss l'lWg'llilM!IIWNrt' Hpy.gllilMWWigl1) giiiw-y.ytMMWg
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OR AT ION,
DfthrreJ iu the CoLLEGt at PaiNCETOK,
tb Mirhitj of the !
FJURTH.CF JUL'-. -
IN cafting our cyespVertbe page fat hlf-'
tor;', the attention, is caught by the
adoniluing. revotutioi.s jwhich I. tvc 'taken
friie ATfvrian, ! the Periiao, the Maceda.
rum, and the Roman c.api re Tucceedci o.:c -ktiuther
in power,-and equal lyMac ringed
the Ivvppinefs of mankind on thcaitars ot .
ambition. Bar, thefe revolution art par
ticularly, interesting in which the
tco.l ;ajl tkYr gavet.njnen xnvi vcnr
their militant padions, in the "craekies
trfty iudiii upon their fellow countrymen.
T'fir civil wv.'rs, which raged in England,
bet wren Cr.aHes I. ana his Pari in user, t,
ejJu!'.t an awiui example ot the isepravity
or ths human heart. ;'lrie inen whorco.n
'mencsd tneoppoliiion to arbitrary Itrertc-h-es'of
prerogative, were animated, by the
principles' of freedom, ani' wiil long- le
held in remembrance .b,v the lovers ot vir
iib:rr.y. - But 'the fpirit which it
created did" net conduct t: e" revolution."
'cijramt role iriro power, and tra npicdoa '
t.15 r'ighii of :he:r csur.irj.
. BJC of ad tlx revolutions tin tj-uve af
flicted the humn race, iat oi KANCh
exceeds in the 'degree, arid :n the extent of
hi, crim --s.' Deriving' its ori i'rp.n the
int iuoHnd villainy or a few? individuals,
it 'has been marked in every ftnge ct its
prp.refs bv an uobl-jfliincvirdai.on ot ail
tr.e principles th.-t re h-:d fa c red arho.g
Iamities with which it has been to long; weir v'
dieted ! When (ball the tyrants of Eu-,- fend at cver hazard the independer.ee of
. ... ,i thrir fathers.- The youth ot. Lerne have
J UUC LK . ICilV.l4 All liV. WIUUU VAiUWl. V i I
conquslt and oi crime
TMMa I monument to their fame, that will;
1 .... ir' .. J I -. ..... .. , . ; .; -i ',:-.. - ,
i-r ...:r-'- 'H. r .u- a: ? in the taral battle OI uic- auun
s fcciory'is ianv. ,T1ieir irbitrairy mandate
can deprive the virtuous cituen of his life,!
trarafiel c-n itnroly be
v. a,s the pficje-indvcf oi
n-.or.ile
r .wwfe
i foj id in hiitor
tAo
ri'Y.-tfu-i.y.: his'Gi-sit v.:s :otie:tro'
l.itil .:aud :o D.uce hi i.vdt a-wn
the
triror.e. ivi.r;i'caa, cqau;v
his taimfs aiK'his criiuc
bievtj-
dar.v, CU.
ini'i, wers e.xipjc;t'
. ele'nrared tor
and the Abb?
Irv- the D..iK.e m'h?
to tc
Lipumnv
Oi ins,
bd to
iie
the
fcaf-
iii rciji;n corinn
fold, and his country - b.le
Pir tr.c vM,)nr.ce id htv.Yeu overtoo
hi'n, and h- .n t t!.e irne fate which he
!i?.d been !o in.tra:ii."i:t.ii in preparing fur
a..a;e ir.jnarch. - .1" :
then vas iho jri ;in of a revoluti
on vvhicn hns been fb af:e. hci. up fo the -adiu-t.iii
-3ii of the vor Id. It vas cr.MteJ,
nitd it i .is ben conauited by the mod a
ba::df:cd and the moit prod-ga;e of nun
k:.vi. Their obj-cl was not to bettow (
iitt ij cn France, but to promote t ieirowa
ara ai7.ement, aJidlto vent t:e iulig
ktfut pui!aons of t:itir hearts, j;
Ti.c prorefs of the revolution prefents
a puture, cquaiiy d fg'thxg and Jj.rrulf
F. AACil hois Jen er;.ed bv a fjccef
fuu o; .rfiii, vvuh vhom the Nero and
i aiu.a of aiitiq-iity do not. detervr to
coniredJ linlf t and hh ' coUej'gae
early ti Jred iipoa the tneatr?, : but a ii-ce-d;r
de-it1! was the puniih nent of ttic.r
crimes. T,hefe were the men! who tr:n
ca ;he prt-j-it ; of univcrfal conoir It .
ti as Brufji w hW invited tue e Jc c: ntlier
countries to rife M rcbtl ion againft their
overni)?r.rs," and' prcpfed to i?t. utz to
il:e ip-ir corners cf hxrope. B he Toon
fill under the con: a iniing gtois Robci-
picrtf , and this tyra.it eitii'j.imtil An m.i
ctVitroileldorni.iionJ Hebcrt and Dinton
Ventured to oppofc his' cower, but itn.r.c
diatc death was the ior:eit r I their tc.ne
riry. The crueltie$ exerci ed in France
during the reit;n of Kobclpierre exceed
not o.uy the pcrjof langusge to de.
fcfibcbu'-evto the imrgkunui to 'con.
cciic !, In the fj cc of two months, 4c ocq
perfons were tieitroyed in .rhe-iingic cifiy
ot Nar.ti ?nd its environ! Hu laniAV
O the Loiie' ws chakj i nv'tb A&J ;
and it wutyin tingrd with bhoJ. : irri
lr iVencs vc:c acted at T juh n, in B ur.
d au:c, id Lvcns, arulij mnny fi'.her.ci- ;
ties of the'iCepubiic. ' iN.ctoiutioiwTy tr
bunaU were", exiled ia ail tuc parm of
irace. . 1 .
.Tmfc were pofllffei cTanliir.'tn? pi-.v-er,
ar.d co:Kic:ui.ed to tle fair.e ju,r.ih
xr.et, nil obnoxiou to the tja:9 j,i
it regtrd to -5e fir fcx, or uiit or ia
-B?c?i-r! lA;i!5 4iaii viitivrUcd the rx.
ftaiiyn ol buf.drfd ct victin5, cntw its
;.fiy itibabitanti1 v:tt 10 attultd to
u-: .e ci'inai.Ur b tfey car. to; vi:vv
or bani.b Him t j a'defart thore. '! AH the
preiTes-o? the nation are under the con-,
troal of the government,! and i the peojwe
are obliged to chobfe as their ireprefentx
tives tnofe candidates who enjoy the con
fidence of their' rulers.' . Large bodies tf'
trooparelftatiohed in the interior France,
to keep the people in fuhjectiun and aU
ccmma.iication prohibited ' between the
different " parrs of the. counrty. buch,
Ffenchmen, U the regard of your peraay
to the be:t oi princes. After haVing fo
le nnlv fvorn to fupport him in his.cotulu
tutional powers, i you bateiy-betrayed hi;n
to his enemies. Yoii have perur.tted the
Off-fcou ring of the earth to iend your king
to the fcaif jid, to dip their garments dn
his blood ! The juitice of .Heaven is feen
in the calamities 'which you have been
iiude to fuifer, and in. the iatec the mart. ;i
(tors who dcllroye tlieif foverelgn.- The.yx.
hve mod of tnem termii.ated their-career. r
by an i:fno ijinipn death. 1 J :
lf.vd take Jvievv of -the cdnd jfi of thet
"revolutions towards other countries, we:
.Shall, li-id it diltingaithed by the 'fame
marks of i cruelty,1 perjidy and ambition.
It i.s .veil known, that ihey early iormca
a refolu'tion to compel all Lurope-, and H
nally the whole world: to bend beneath
their. power; this proj-cl' has been in'vari-ibiy-pnrfoed
from the early periods of the.
revolution to the prefent iime ,
Wiisioqs factions have contended -for
powr at home;- bat they all. aded .npoj).
the fame principles of foreign - jx)0)'"
Fr.mce has adopted' the maxim of the Ko
reans, and.fae "has purfardit, even with
more fuccefs and more cruelty thau thofe
ferocious ceftroyers of trfankind. Vhen.
rer troops .entered Holland tHey made
the' moil iiberal prcmHes 2nd the molt g
nerou; profeihons. ' The. chains pf: tyran
ny were to be broken, and complete hap.
p'riefs was, to be bellowed on the regene
rated Dutd . Bjt th't-j have been rdaci
cd to the molt abject lhivery rvn odiou
conilitucion has been impoicd on them by
France ..M The member's .cl th ir con vent i
pn who have dared tofpeak v Ith tie tsr.n
nefs of patriots, have b:en arreded.and
impri!oned. Contnoutio'is has tieen icvir
ed upon contribution, anvl ' the ; vv retched
inrabit.ints are kept m.fubjeclion by z
powerful army, whole expences their ccunr 4
try pillaged to defray. Tb'.sjs
bertj which the.DutCii er jny, imd this u
the liberty wb:ch b'rasrt nuiil Tf 'cjiyiv .
all ibs countries that je can Jid.ce by brr
I';, or .G?qu jh by b r arms. hit hs
been the fate 'it Venice ? The :gneroas'
tepub'kani protr.ifed to -give her liberty,
aud to restore, her to her ancient glor.,
Bct ihey have i old her country to ti.e cdi
p o e r r r..
nt their citv. until tney wtre all
'"ttretche'd upon tne xieia 4 me yuuur u -
A-Oenca wilt imitate tneg'onous cuu.
.-p'.e;:-. -T-.UC chief rnagiftrate has : declared
thir country to be in danger, and, ha i
.ceiled upon them to fly to arms in its de-j
.. fence he.ftuii not be deceived. The youth
or America Wili fly to arms, arid defend f
their country, or . periibl in the glorious j
itruggi'e. - , . j '.- I
- Are; there any fathers, in this aflembly ?j
animate your Ions to. meet ; the . arduous
, contciU Tell them of the actions of tncirj
anceitors : recount to tneni the battles' in
! which ybu fought to'edabiiih that inde-i
pendence winch tyrants now,, threaten to
ddtrrfy . -And yca wLO are mothers I imi4
tate'the-nubic example j of the Spartan
! vlomen :Ler. lt be your pride and your,
bpaft that yWr'ions arc fighting the bati
"ties xf. their country ;,and ihoufd they falj
on ecxanguineii. plaii?,; make it ;your.;
coniolation u.at tley Ivave dieAlii glorious
d-atir. ' And youy the fair daughicr's of
my country employ your influence:, qver, ,
tne ingc'ntoui-youth, -in tailing tht'r hearts
with heroiim, and in nerving their arms
tor the day. of battie. Form wreaths to
adorn the' brow of the' youthful warrior;
Woik lth'your own hands the colours :
l under which he is to draw his fnrord And
' reward with our fmiles, thtfe only, whp
atchteve heroic deeds' jW hat effects ma
hot be produceel by the, charms of eloquence -
of the tair t ; Who fa ved Rome when Ca'
.riolanusjthrcateneii at her gates, and the
eatreaties of her prieib and the cries of
her people were in vain ? It was vonian--amiaoie,
gii.erdus, patrioticwa wtfr, I hink
nor that 1 cxaierate the dangers to which
our country is expofecU br that 1. fear the
iiiue' ot the conteit in which we Ihallfoon
No ! et the
A N O D E. .
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No BLISS WlfMOUr cajJTES TM EX T.
I
N wbatfoer ftate we live,
Man fi.ids a eaUle "to mourn and gucve
To di op lh i el iir. g Jcir, .
What'er Wcuo'leates'lome regret.)
Mjtt'of our hapt; our cares dsfejc, f
" lArul fiunef cidwns ih yean . 1
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Without Contentment allis T5n,'
Uur j ys avonce trniform'to pair?
Or yitd ob.'care delight j ; f ' .
The tenderer 'pledges ot a friend '
in thought expire, : m promifec&d 5
Or half tntir gowd excite. ,
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VVhen forrow preyt Vpoij .the fowl,
' And gr.er witun, te coTitroul, ' ' -'
: ., Contciitment fetihs out foe i . 1
Tis that vhich roskts u plAs'd'with lif i
That imcldthei the miuV rcpuUes.griet,
. I 5Lnd!biuct t&euJgcot woe. '
Man mufr attend -fobjiorf frh'ool j
Corapir e hi thocght w.th ttalW'M ckg
. Ami learri to be content j
Ere pleafure gteanii with peaceful ray ' ,
tie hills bti-rn dan, CJoudiels dy,'
1 Our ibnow is snt..
Neftarian diaiights iiiay once fuiKce
Ouritchtfr loriovf tq diJguile
! But -reaion wafce anew-.-: t
More dreadful then our deeds appear
, iiack. ihrihks the inmd with doubi tearj
' Anii iiu to ltd adiue. , . ,
Fhin com?, ambrolial goddefs come,
Wthi thine all-heating rich pet fume!,
V An I fth our caTci to nil
Tis urno thee.we ; mortal eve
Ic Ku'e fweets of life kelow j
I Each tond each kind btheft. .
; ; . r The Kecului?
to
en '
let the whirlwind comef-
and hist fcul itill
He. has
,becornpeited-itormippnac
WAb.iiNG TON vet livfs. His conlli-
tutiors is itiil unbroken,
lo-ir on, tiie wir-js oi grandeur."
oeea twite tiie iayipm q his country, anjd
tie is yet dettinedby Heaven w iua t-ari il-V
kifr:ua coaru. At iis cornmtnJ,' the
olu'vt tur.mi '.viii leave jtheir .rcireat," and
ag ix-'Stxamp on 4l.e martial plain. An
irnaied by. the f.trus glori-us pri. c'ple",
they ,'wth fcltojv ih.-tr o.Oiei Ch e-, t! ri ,
a rampart roun.' thi ir c'ouiitry wiuca ty-
iaMV:y u.aii r.eYcr wilu'ci . - s
A NEC DOT TS.
t'xnt mitt.oct one tear .i irro, u t.
i iig.ur.r e-n-riin of th !.-rtf Ili-bcf-j
t ne t-il in M iur . 'Ihsn wat Ohi.
ted i ? jr kM'i U hit ifi-; 1 wawji
i tr.jdk wrtio i' uiiJ, that uur.
i-'kli J; t-i Ji. drriJ.ut rtin.
'4 t:t -w-f if t
ink.
7 If nt t I vi Jtc .ti...i 1 tr to iam-
Iff urrtf.iy iti Jp.l.o v-'U"!', t;o u53
.rii;it4-, ? t,. " ; o r., l?i. it ue f.
it , M?fC'f. i 1 -4it t wtli tint
- t r ? 1 1 .-. ill-
pcror, ana transierrea ficr lnnautuniiv
the biilts ot the aeid. The t t ier .ftairs
ot Italy have : experienced tieatm-ut eqwl
ly dilh J'irabiC a id u,.jj.i. . Th; DiUi
pine republic is u ider tuc dominr:i ,oi
5,O30 French trjops. . Tnese live the
pr'ojrcrfy'cf the im.ib.tan;, and ir: paid
by tl.e wierches whom U.cy hold m bo.i-i
dae. . ' ...
a.vitzcrJ&nd has. lately been- added to
the long catalogue, of' the . provinces ct
l-iaiic. It wairo l.ltriguc, i.id net to
counge, : .tnat !iae ic;i a iacrir.ee. ie
ttuor in l.er councils, w.hj.n riit'ice rui
purthated, oj ,oivd with idlveift ccr
ivr..Ui meulure. In vaiu CiU the jvlrt
tLek to the .ties ct Ucr.c, anddem tato
tje ead agaiaa the enemy. AH the advan
tages timi ;iiihi have iKcn derived trox
ti.c.r c:thuf:.:fm were del:ro)cd by the
pitijy cf the 'government. U. happy
hvk tt'crlatidl. you fcavc given to the wo-nd
an imtrutive, but a rouurnScl example
AnU muny lUitant tvation, whiilt tky
vcc for your taie, aiui admire year v a
lour, .vain wifdem irtn twc aul error
wti:wb avc rtovcu yenr ruin.
AAitRlLANo! 1 torn the fall ol tMt.
devoted ' c:ui.!r i' 1 u ri ay derive ihe
i:od indructivc vUoi.s. tvvitx- r and had
Uiu Jr4f cttd tut the huei.ed
10 ;rc u:t.r wr.o tun! i.er t:cte was no
wia-e;, ?r.i rejected the r;iej;euc ra
iuic whi-ii net t'Strivtfc i r.uoied. M
vunt rrii.cn ! the i4ue la a ua 'c U held in
y ur toUM.il. it ii tic uncniun
tia ;.c riindruteu rer p. riii.4.. in eve.
rv cju.Ttr to etrrday. 'ittre 11 k$ ct
1 ttte iVj Jdorer'lu'll thee.cr.
mi Luteal, ut'tuir twt.. tut iliecitucas
lV Aucma will liJi uciicccivcd by U thi
uttt cf urci:i iatrjui or ticttcittc tica
1. 'lley Ue l?tn the ifctamcui coaw
dtct 1 rrnte turJ the r-tnu. tl cu-
4 f.ix iUy Lavc;c.lt:.c t.iiUl kc::J
Ko nation sffume To many chriftian j
r.an.es the S, srpuis. A poor Den ;
Qixotie, who lied nojother company or
jiitecdant but the "wretched jade upon
which fe was mouatedj reached with dii
ciu.ty , a fmail viliage! irf Franje, caticct
Qjino, where there wks but one little inn.
Aslii wa inidciffnt wien hei arrived he.
a;-piied himfclt with great noife and dili.
9' nee to tne gatci ne imu .Mng
lait, iooked tjutatahc (window ana caae
olio's there?" Here ii, anlwered tr.e
Spaniard, Pen Sancho Arhcmfo pamlro.
ikin Pearo Carlos Franc tl D ir.-o ;de
Hcxadcs de las Edcntcs. Hie landlord.
wt e knew he had bat one-empty bed, told,
him brilkly, he had not room tor fo mtich
company ; nd fo returned 1 to his uerb
The poor Don Quixotic, was confequent
ly o'uigfd to jog on to the next vuiagc,
to feck aubthcr placebo jroolt.
A fea captain who lately arrived; ar
Befton, when goin ro the whart, order
ed his fcrvant to ti.row over the buoy,
imd going below for a few moments, ihe
caicd to his fervanr, and 2 iked. him if he
had thrown over the buoy r ' No, fir,
fayt he, imlee I could not, catch' the
byt but 1 threw over the iUtaak."
; A T A L E
! ! ' QUOD PETIS HIC EST.
NO plate r.ad John and Joan boa id, ".-J-f
Plamfo k.8 ui hunlbk plight i . .
Oce only tankard crown'd tneir boarl, .,
! And that was nVd each niglit. - , - -i
..A. .; v :,;: ".H-. "i". ..'."V'f 'zi: ''.VKVi
Along ; whefe innr bcttoun flc tchd:.
! la pride-of chubbj- gnact, " . ;
ictiie rude eiigra vers nand n; d etch'dl'
A baby aj.ti's fac- ' ' . - - , '
- 1 hn fw-d?owd (irlt a modern, fun .
Bu Jo-i was iot hke Johir 5 1 . - -i
Ftr whti. her iij& or.ee cnee iwucb'dtLt Cttf.
I fiwiti'U (di ilwaft gene. .. .
i - V-L - i -v- 4 i '.,'! V :: :-';-
?olo oft'n urgM her to dnr.k fafrr
i rtft lhr i.t'tr thasit'd a itt. .
bhe v'd to leesfbe rt-r.ge! tfceret :v
j Ar.d lUvifclvic aand tti pot.
V hen Jrhp found all remap ftrance V7.ini
: Anoihc' Cid cj'ay'd 5 t r i
And, Here rht Anei ,llcod fa fair,'
, J ?5n fa- tc Tteorns, Jo?n Caw tbe.tai!
Vc jCan as tl:ty qu'ift'c'i'i j 'j
T v v 1 kJi. A. r -.L' J u '- -..fLi- i I- if .
th.' d a.'d it at a di -Ct. J
I Jvbn fti;Vtj;wfj wordtf- pitrify'd, i
jAn ' vvhy dolt g! ie ncwThe erj'd,
At tiiiioiHvtf rat I' .
1 -t 1 v " ' , '
nJb fd 'hey " m to blame i
- I C4ut.in ci f-ierce ft jp 5 i.
i ' Fir fofe 'twould be a bunnn'sr HianTit
iveUl e Dtil a 10!'
" To leave5
THR fubrc'ribcr'ha now ftored with ;
r. Thomas Tussik, between five
and f : hundred ba,rcU of corn, a few
batreh of Pork, and a final) quantity of
Eacon. which wilhe to fell. For terms
a nph to Mr. Turner. t 1
: U JOHN VAS!iINGTON
' vgnfl t . ' I : j: " ' -j f' ?! j-": ; -: I '-1.'"'""" !";" .' h'
STANLY'i WHARF j ,
'T'O be let at rublie endue, on the pre-
Jt rsi.Wcn Mondtx, -the 3d day of
ferteralier next, for tne year, together
with Store rfcd Ware Houles, and Still
Hcufe. Alfoi the Dwelling Hcufej gar
den, &c. no occupied by capOuiua:
fewurity will be requiiei. ! ! !
1 . -lliOM AS TURNER.; .
PLEASURES OF RETIREMENT.
1 HP Y th :manybofe countrr feat
1 Aff-rds a phafirgcalrn ictreat y '
j , licneaiU it Cady bo.tit r
' 1 Nk heavv caies mf nuhlic lite s v
I No noify parses clam'rtus ttiif, V. 1
1 jJifturb Ins peaceful tiouts.
Anb'tkn dwl 4 not in tmbreafK ,
! No Hing of envy breaks his rtlt
. No gt let corrodes i.l nrndj j
Ko fieice dciire ot gfrlxcontrouf,
pi fWy the dilatcs ot I is fool,
To hfcaveft decree relisn u.
.'With empty let the grea,
'And all tKe uiriels'pornp ot A ate,
i Prrpttiaf Iim -nsifne j ' s
Pect and contentment tills his cot
And htahby ten p'rince crowns hia lot,
Thfe uo4doind by fOie.,
1 -I -.".v. . (' . "
Let others to pi e ferment .cHmb, i
Uy dating fcfwe attrocouji;"crime'
And ruie the Jtibject (late ; . '
Let the bMryritor kiap up goM f. r
The p ice of hisi drar country f hi,
. ' By pel fiJy made. great.
He lives Leneatb his homb!ehom,
Mnfc bielt thaa in the gilded dome, .
Whert feuitt' torments the bieal .
To li n rci'jrmem joy rffords, -Fair
competence Nppbes his board,
And fiitue makes biui bleit.
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