UALE1GH,(N;C.)';.
X r XlNTtft WfcSSLT, BT ALXX. LT7CAS.
.Ttm lfripti- Tlirte dollar peryeai-, one lf
(rerUunthlct months after jtvi tubfptiqix be
comMiae, nd notice thereof ihall haw been wn
Jdxttimnentt not esteeming 14l.nes,re instrtedthrUe
frr die dQUar.-WKV KMT ivxiliy-nve ce;i invpv
am nt insertion: entt.in l.Ke propqruon wnere niepe
t r y ny vi"
made, the discovery. Nay j dull and stupid as' courl dVaHiainent; The Prince, Regent
learned on the. spot, whether there wag- any
foundation for the charge. ! This, however,
Would riot have answered the purpose equally
well-Xas they wanted to impose upon the pub
lic,' the safer -calculation was, to pretend to
take the story from the District of Maine, and
when detected, to swear the lie over flpon Ton
Nofces at ; a rdistance.From the Patriotthe
RoM -TH e jAii ii m can , d Ail Y AdvBRTISeh. tale flew into the other upright papers of tlie
jar. jrottiWTt -i Hin iwnaiHjr iiciguu.T party--anfl the uominoian, ine Aurora, ine
is u greater pttrnx-s
.Political.
Segar. Veaver, or in -ptwsri intfllieencer. &c. availed themselves of the ov
words, a Tobacconist ; tne otuer morning as i , portunity, to villify the Legislature of Mass
m t J
a. looaccu
was palling yScgar, I fiajfpened to take, up j chUsetts. It appears, however, that the story
your useful napertjwhcn J ras my eyeon ;aiii a sheer fabrioatjontliendte waaPBolwne'a,
certain .articlesmust ainoto rt ttnm Col
lector,
give to
the whole wa "a democratic electioneering
, onbr befoit the4 8th of Apid n?xt, artd pjn hingiiJected in tliis shameful
o Mm satisfactory security awl tlien ob-S theedttoi'sof the Patriot have the as-
tain from his honor to get leave to work in P? surance to inquire why itts thalihe contradid- an
shop after that daMhe saine advertiwinent ifa'tid not take plate : iooner l,:This is a new ; on
count 'of his attack on this city, passes i i-
lencewxr thelgaHant defence of FortMTleni
ry, ani at, the same tiriae stated that the fifth
regimen were said to be annihifiated:, Gen
eral Rws relates his destruction of Commo
dore Barney's" flotilla ; Whereas it was blown
up by th'Ainericans themselves when the Bri
tish - squadron- were four- roiles-below.-We
donht whether there is one British officer, whb,
if he would declare his Veal and horicst opin,
would echo the assertion of the Prince
Be.jjent tbat the success of his Majesty's armd
in t'P11?0 brilliant. It was a
weitty.5uny and marauding system of warfare
ujiworttijtf attwmindeiiiKCKl gttctoo.
my. It was a warfare calculated to awaken
and perpetuate!! the worst passions of the hn-
man heart, , leading to , a. ferocious retaliation,
and destructive of a hoble minded and gener
ous hostility. It had all the miseries of war
J
4 jjwawurc wuuwwraiiupiutun, earlier or later, cimm nave any enecj upon vie j ly is maue io ueciare.in iuh raruaineni, uiat
the said law, but what do you think was my character of the transaction. , If it had not his Majesty's fleet had captured more Ameri-
ffUows; were drowned, tVheiii floated out t -little
expected to see the captain , or any one .
else ; but they were clinging to the sidi ofjh
wreck; After I had regained the aide flho
went over the second tip and both i,f V
iuasi5 went j ner mainmast went close pora
aim . ner wreinasi ien about, four feet, hich
we Ittiulediately made for, and lashed our- '
selvei and remained lashed to the stump until
Wednesday morning when it became a little
more calm, we then unlashed ourselyes to give'
little ease, for where the ropes were, round
our body you might lay your three Angers. I
had nothing on hot ajftMrt and tfowsers : that
morning we snwDiieof the poor fellows float
ing in the cabin and wc directly hove him
verboard for fear hunger Should press s W
eat him, and we got tliem all and likewise
tewthein ovHmerd.' wit kn4rwin:.hw mm
it mjghf come to our inrriWibecnal.
m?t Jour days withoutpHtrigone mouthfyi
ih our mouths, either to eat or to drink lot it
pleased God to send to our assistance a Brii.
tish sloop of war on the Saturday followiogi
which made the eighth day that we'had nothing
to eat or driiik, . I lost every thine: f hart ev-1
cept my protection and a few sniail artk Ifft
which I had in a belt round mv waiwt ; but I
assuriTyou; I was very thankful forrrettiha-ofT .
the wreck withiny life when I shall get hnme -Goti
only knows, but I hope it will be next
spring " - . - - - ': k ' -
FTJJ. 1
. astonishment,. Wbw I found that the law con- hw.n Cbtrauicted in twelve years, it would ws 1 can frigates than ever floated on the ocean ; it
tained the following" rules TofinTConduct ' verthl.-ss4ave been a sheer lie through the, is but too plain that England, in her contest
Yo must keep your house open from sun M h()e ime ' i with us, has hist the high arid splendid cha-
rise to. Sun wt, everyUay,T for the reception of , This, however, is the ' democratic mode of racter thaishe gained in tlie confederacy oyer
bis honor hj Collector ; five hundred dollars managing busings of thin sorti It has repeat- Bonaparte Never did England appear in sd
fine If, you refuse. Must buy two books, dey happened, that a stiiry has been fabrica: splendid a character as in theniomcnt of that
Write down in one all you matlafactiire or tedcespectinic something' said-tohave happen- victorji London was then the resort of the al-
make !ailV : in the Other, all VOU Bell, With 0 & Kj? ti;u.rt Af ritumkia: and nnhliahAd lid Snvorof na. mUn Pmil nnTirinti fa im
the price and to whom SMld. Must deliver said itfV remote part of "the country in some demo-ti their homage to such persevering bravery and nciaL documents,
.jbopkAttheend.ofMryuartefto his honoriprat3e mm.t fm.i afterwards republished with- fortitude. What a contrast to this high and,' relative to the find
the Collector, to be by turn retailed, although -ifcthi VirMd, though known by the printer? dazzling scene is now presented !
the books are yours 3Iust sweat that a stated i thereto hate been nttnlv untrue. But such ' The British cannon that Dour
ment of all jron baye made, or manafactured aseaefs ans .Vef ihe nurooses oF a.Dartv who Ininff thnndprs in the Bav of Aboukir : which tailor . of France having been appointed by
; as $sm9 may be, is contained in thohe.arc jmf(.bt(!d to in ition, fraud, and false- o(T the .Gajfe of Trafalgar.aiuminatedthe'O-jhMaj-'the prcaent monarch, to collect
book, and you hayMpld in the other M-ist ; ft,r th'2..pwer they possess arid abuseccari with such a spangling blaze of gloryd all;t!e evidence previous, aWnd subsequent to 1
pay 20 per, centum ad valorem on the mark ui t)0 a nf v hjrj, t!v never could has been employed in the Chesapeake in the the obsequies of Louis and Antoinette, report-
price ot all the gootls you manutacture aye i j,.. lnlcU this oss,y deluded country. Con. destruction of ovster boats aiidfishin? smacks, ed the deposition.otthe Vicar of the Parish of
Mir -jr.- r, - - -hTuwi siifv-MSM without contests. victories the Magdalainc. lie - stated that on the 0th
Without danirer. arid triumnh without battle, I January Mr. ;Picard, the Curate of the
TVoi-.ii I . spa' nnmnmislv dpnominated bv the-Prince MagdalaineV; was ordered by the Executive
r Foreign. .
' ' - - ' " - ,
Remains of the Kins and Queen of Frdiicei
we nave seen in $ XMew.iork paper, the or-
uciauingaue circumsiancea
irig of the bodies of -the mur
dered Louisvand Antoinette, of which a brief
The. British cannon that noured such deaf-1 analysis may n)t be unacceptable. The Chan-
r--,. ' ' T O '
and whether vou ever sell them or not.
. Well,' Mr. Poulson, I know but little about
- pr centum, and less about ad valorem but I'
be can cypher some, so I give the qupst4(.n t
Jolve, viz. What is 20 per centum ad volo
em ?-rto work the littJe fellow goes,; with his
slateand pencil, and after a great deal of pnz
zlirig ana scratching his head, he comes with
a "very idesMng'yaienaae, vyi iejjn me he
bad certainly discovered what 20 per centum,
We
ther
A rom
ROAl TUB BAXT1 MORE TLttiilAFII.
aoxiHisly aw aft for the uinval of fur-
fdid puccessss. Our naVal officers; the pride A the health of Mr. Picard was then in ade- j
hn h.iast of their country, nave almost, to a '"".'ft u,c v.uimc wmtmicu m uus 8icau
inflligence from the fjigate Constitution, j,,,,. prcscryeil a prouder tone. When com- The quantity of lime to be thro writ into the
ijm ,ur has reached m from New-Yofk,! by the fate of war, to surrender, they the digging of the grave and the depth
were au naiicra ui sfnxiHU uirettiOH. , jivix
were' appointed to watch the bodyof the lnur
derexV tnotrarrh until its interment The bo.
Ad Valorem iswell,say8li my lad what do carinmutling was heard if this frig'aie should ' confidence - that the sensibilities 'oftheir.coun- 97 wa3 drtSscd in a white Marseilles i waist
Jron make itf y ; A. . .x. , ; safely .-aiiive. in port, she ought to belaid up trymon wouij appreciate their motives, arid coat, with imall-clothes of grey ailk, and stQcr
-Why,'says fte you know sister Susan makes and preserved as a national relic. , She has bcai ti,em out. They have not been deceived 1 tihgs-.of the same color, r- It was deposited ir aU
ouu oegai-s uau, ano congi-rss mm nave oop;u'.vn un urt-ans, .unuer uivtnu l'roviuence, onjJecatur, whether Victorious or vanquished, is ' wJHn ' omn, ana pnvious 10 us lnjermeni was
hundred out ofevery.fi ve which the little cre'- liwprr'ssing Americans' with a confidence in;u nhirt nf nnp imdimi niched and adm'rr'me-
inai una wnnu s mj was uui iw nines 10 ! hare candidly stated the character of the opi
windward, of. a British squadron Uiejni in fuUiPosing force,- the hopelessness of the contest,!
chnsr, and tb.it toW&riis sunset a trtmeiidvitr A tli .f.r.i im mni;ni
She has awakened in our coun-
ture makes, or the value thereof- indeed, savs
he, it is all oue, as though congress had said , trymerK thoughts and convictions which they
you must give us' the fifth share of your bust-' never eiitertained before. Tliey now deem
ness let that he little or tiuch, for that iscer themselves able, abundantly able, to meet on
tainly what they mean by this 20 per. cent ad equal terms be Lo"rds oi" the. Ocean. The
.valorem. C)h ! saVs I,-isthis whatthev call Constitution hasUone more than this : she has
"freedom; f to gorpartriers H' ith me when they impressed .tins conviction on the, minds of our
the object of our thdiminished,, and admiring
regard;
We augur well from such auspicious omens.
4We indulge, and we trust so visionary hope,
that the naval splendor of our eountrymen is
destined to fill a larerc and dazzling space in
the annals of American history
please, when iny business will barely maintain former enemies themselves; Tljey have.niani-' of glory, are rusliing into the naval service,
, myself and familyir4ndeed it seems this Collec- fested a soreness and irritation .bnth.is point, ' anj we Inay anticipate the day as not far dis-
""I-rKE", ucaioi irecuomf.pm, uiai too piaimy lesiines iuw morpicauon, j tant, when the American tlmuder will be heard
WU.WM1 w iwoi i vncisjt in nuu uia.ij'jFoiMUjiiiii. uov rt" u" r and lcit Detorc tne wails oi Algiers. e le-
just in the midst of my ruminations, in steps i temieranfe of language, . and tliMr irritated lidtate ourselves in the hope,' that it is reserv
?ob Yeimierthe Cabinrt-maker, and Jacktsensibilily is ijiroyey Ihe ptrvmWverity" foP this continent, so recently a wild, and
Sweep, the Brush-m.'iker, whose tiades by
the bye, are not advaloremed at all, and to con
sole me, tell nte that 20 per centum is to raise
money to actray the expences Incurred by tak
. : i.v ry n - - ri
ot their invectives. Every -capture oran A
merican frigate, now "undergoes a regular er
1)1 'zoiiry of 'misrepresentation, of which Com.
Decatur may be remarried As a memorable in-
ing the TI wo Canadas, and for securing Tree stance.. Com. Dec atur states, that he sur-
Trade and Sailor's Rights, and to settle the rendered his sw ord to the commander of the
boundary line into the bargain ; and that t English squadron tjiatjiisparuls testified to
ught not to complain after Mr. Madison has the same fact--that theEnd vmion was so much
obtained for us such glorious terms as those, injured by the engagement, that she did not, officer of the Argus had arrived there, in the
which vthey say is cpntairied in the Treaty 5 join the squadroii until si hours after the cartel San Flilippe, and reuorted ! that having
and that if I rcannot find security to satisfy, battle tliat. the'fiMernnr of Bnrniuda waited ,.f e.
4, I'llRIHU lfc .! I til ViUi I iumilili J uni
hu In... 4V. P1l..in IL:'. 111 A.. i.1 1 1 J t ! 1 l a 1 a . .V
io, iiuiiui , IMC V""1CI UJl 1
no
haunted only by prowling Favages. to disci
pline ttiose ferocious barbarians justice, and
toeiieve the civilized world fro in disgraceful
scritudo and tribute. '
NAVAL INTELIGENCE.
Warn sloop of war, Capl. BiaMy. Letters
from Washington stated authent ically, that an
1 nave sua uucriy f- uii.uie pnuier who naa puoiisncu mat mo iraint coriect v. from the crew ot an limrnsh
UChleft tonuit mv business and lot. mvrhild, .'.Prrsidnnt. hud iipi(mlpppd in tho Knilvminn. w.' ii. oil.T... "'Vk
-rr , 2 ,,-T-jr - . v " I . ... . . a. v ......... UI It. iUIZiV: HI , V Mil UIC i7lli all. lllrtl
ren staFveOh I Glorious Liberty. . J and caused hiiri to retract the calumny. -.The, the Wasp had, a few days-previous, put into
. I am, Mr. Poulson, yoor constant Reader, 1 printer, did publish a retradio, andiiow it;Iagador (Morocco) for supplies. This ac-
ni Hn n 1 mm - , i w ;vi aw vniu'n - 1
...-.-,-. j-a I t AWL V
seems that the inhabitants ot Bermuda, are a- , counts for this interesting vessel be about
bout nrpspmine" the. rnntnin nfthat fritf-atft with a:l. ..V nn.i.n v fant'nl
-la -v 1 1 j, - . -.j...... ... ...... .... luc cuu yt jj utuu , , HISIOII UIIHM.,. :
When tbtflgislato of the President : ' : '
In session a shorttime since, they ordered the jCom.; Decatur states strong facts;, if untrue; MELANCHOLY 'ACCIDENT,
treaty negotiated by Messrs.- Monroe vand akundjmUy capable ordisproof, and which are Extract of a letter from one of the erexo of the
Tinkney, with Grekt-Britain, which as'cava-jn.ct coriy,borjjtcd by the testimony ..of our Scliooner Decatur, Capt Dougherty, dated
Jberly rejected by U, Jefferson, to be publish- jfornir enemies. The ; surrender of his sword, , y pqrtmIth,F.ndan.'lc.3,,.l8ili
ed in a namtmleL Some time afterwards, the the terms .of his parole, and the ret ruction of Dear Mother and Sister. Through the
editors oi the Boston Patriot declared, as theV The-printer, are Ull-strtfn
say. on the strenpfh nfa Ittier from tlie IhsttriefaF We should
uiw, mat vie. note accompanying rneiiea
iiiMiviucniic lilt. ui. uu'.'vMmr iii uuu i hiii Buio.iitiiui-ij 111 ununuu
We should apprehend that the captain 6f ater running-a very narrow chance, of losing l vered embedded 1
theEndymion would scorn the inception of a my life j on our passage from NewOTork to St.i ance " of '& coffin.
fy,fromthe British. Commissioners, was su-jPsent that he cotild not take with truth and B arts, eight days out, we were upset in a hur-
; prefaed by the Legislature, and not published nonor .: that he would let I jus sensibility as a ricane and all hands lost except the captain,
irith thfftrC manr and his pride as anioffieef rouwi
t it 'understood, that '' emss. attcmrit had been the acceptation of a present.' wiiH h he-'does hott bdut 12 o'clock, we all went below in. the ca
. maue pjuiatrespectahie Doay to; impose upon
; weir constituents. . Now, it is perlecwy appar
: ent, that had an attempt ojf this sort been, made
ft could not possibly have escaped detection by
.epatf.tnl' the'toyvn tf Boston-t would
; not have been reserved Tor.-'softicJaghi'eyed
' patriot at a nundrcd or two ndles dist c.
Hadilyotevfor rlntindf tn-ovided for-leavltfc
M ut the .note; the records of the vLeprlslafure
tLniil.I- !i sir - 1 ' ' : 'Af JL i - a .
r oiiuw iu-7. ii n was none. wiujoDratiinoH
V - T ' - l,w rf,i,c rm.emoer- ranu 11 none
fthci rest, had disrerr.ment enough, the" il-
ohp. Holmes," at least, might have
dffiPl'VP 'Tl.lt in nil tl.m ' t,..i.n id ....fliin
humbling to the pride of - Aineric.it ns-. ":
WhiEivlEngland wifli her 'gigaut ic naty at
her beck descend' to such artifices to main
tain her pre-cmhiciice "on the ocean, what sball
wc think ? It shews a spirit ?f jeahnisy, of
rivalry anu aiarm, woicit siie wni eiuieavor 10
biiffo "get something to esit, Txcept one man
who' was ion deck, We had had nothing to eat
since Saturday, the weather was so very. bad
We culd get nothing cooked ; wehad not beeji
below five minutes when she upset. The side
being over and'- we thrown in such confusion
we coidd "not recaiti the companion, way, before
veil , even1 at the ', expense uf .truUind ho slie ;wateri:"- arid four poor fellows
past, that the English character has been un-l them any assistance and expecting every mo
dergomg air awful revolution. These gross ment to share the same fate: but through 1)1
arid palpable misrepresentation are not confin- vine Providence I got safe out of the cabin, at-
cu to subordinate, agents . tuey itucct tue
covered with quicklime, and a quantity oC that
article was thrown into the grave before tlje
body : was committed to the earth. Anothef
witneas stated . that he was not present at tliet
interment of the m'unlered Mon trcl hut t't;it
the body was covered with quik lime previa
ous to "its interment ; that ". the place was the
garden of Mr; Desclozeau, where the body of
the Queenvas 1 likewise 1 dcpoted.Ah()fhvrv
witness testified 4o4Jie fact of his being pre,-. .
gent while the grae-iMfFIajeslty rwaslEdial : -up?;:wha
likewise made oath to the identity of -the
spot. Another witness testified -that
was at the funeral of both of thrirMaj-.'sti . 4
-that 4ie saw both at the bottom ..of thrir
graves, and that the head of the King waspla- ?
ced between his !tS. He. likewise certified to
the identity of the spot. This was the me
teriar evidence reported on which a stare hi
was ordered tohe made. Mr. D.-vsrlozciu it
appears had purchased the ground hi ttOJisa
qiu? nee of this interment. !
Search was ..first made fin tliebody of th
Qucen and the ground was opened to th
length of 10 feet' by five. The bed ofliniei
was soon discQveied, aridinthnf bed an empty
place large enough for therirh're of a Cof
fin. Boards were found iri l a tolerable state ;
of preservation, and human bones. The head
was in a '.perfect state of preservation, and! "
from its position, it had been obviously sever
ed froni the body. A few remnants ot gaf. t
toients were likeWijJiacovered.tr-The bones,
the ground, arid the lime were taken and care
fully deposited in a box. - t)n the 19th of Jan.
18t5r search was made for the body of the mo- :
narch. After opening the ground to the depth
of seven feet, fragments of a board were disco-
bedded in lime, parts to all appear- i
In the middle or this mix
ture or earth and lime, were found the bonec
of a human body and the head covered uith
with1ime,';was: seen '-r placed, .betwegn.tlie' ty; " v
legs. 'The renTains werecsrefuiry' collected."! . T
deposited; in lead coffins, and transported to
the church ot St. Dennis. . . .
We cannot fail to remark that it was on the
21st Jan. 1793, when thejxwly of the royal
Martyr was thus ingtoriouslyinterred in quick
liirie, as if his murderers wished to wipe from
natureihe vestiges of their own enorinity.- .
. In tlie very . same rnonlh r which t his deed
was doneU at the distance of 22 years, and
within' 2 day of the very time of this inter-
ment these venerable re'licsare Jtaktn from
the grave, to mingle with the ashes of their
jTAyCf'
tcr remaining : fifteenymiriutes after. tlc priojp: ancestors. iEyen r 1 5,8
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