f r 1 .YV.;.;: "vv..:v v ? H'5wi. saKp ic-JSl'::i.; -t v's-
1 T ; i ' 1 1 " 1 " -- J ' " - - 111 - - - -
PUBLISHED. BY
! PRINl'tD AND
AT THREE DOLLARS PER; AttNUM,
.flLE H VLP YEARLY IN AOyffeE
"0
PATA-
AERTISEENTS WILL INSERTED
rMVENTf-l IVE CEMTS A! iARETHE
flRST WEEK, AND THIRTY-FIVE
yoR EACH CONTINUATION,? J' J...
CENTh
v
AV ENGLISH VTF. W OP THE W Alt ' i
' ' ' i ii. ' i V '2 'r
fhf foUotvihgt article from the I'ierppol
Coiinetx of ;Augvst $th eannbtfiiil td be
read with' viierkst --V-.V')
VtJNITED STATES
Wf hay at lertgth the A mericin official
president whichf gav rise to it Fhe' re
vte of thel-ittel" document will ;4da iktle,
t th - previoas jtck of fnf rnttimJ ; hilt
it mut prove toi fcvcrv impartial person, iiF
Bn : bing were wntin to prove it, thit
thf drternination to declare war afitalt
O it Britain Vsakej up by the ATfi;rir
cm Executive on grounds Very .."different
from those ukii ally assigned, in England .;
and that the message itself Being filled with
e rv ! complaint real or imaginarv, which
li;s for years been groaned forth in the
Amrr can efriocriitit papers, is only de
8in 'd to give a xolor a semblance of
rt-al cause to the measure which has been
jd' pteu VV retched, indeed, must; that
ct'S' be, when it equires to be supported
bv the! allegation ;oi grievances which have
f, nn difi:4vmvfrl J. nyt tnr wKirT irT-otlrtrk
hs been offered, or for. which reparation
lia been oered, or which admit pf no
t characters may be separately appliecji aic
found 'in this disgraceful manifestio, which
cq j tH' sets at de&rxe th common Ifeel
Ipgvof justice, and the dignity of supreme
j-DVirnment. We have. Tor instance, the
aff-ir of thev Chesapeake, without the inen
tioniofjthe disavowal and the ample repa
ration offered j Henry 's mission too is dwelt
upon, though no one we believe .on ejither
sidt- the yater can attach 'the slightest im-p-ytan'ce
to i"r except ! as that aifair exhi
bits the ease with which th American ex
ecutiv.rnay be duped through tbe influ
er.ee ofits hatredito England and its cor
r"p? attachment to France upon its judg
mmt or principles. : The very worst part
ox tne imessagenoweyer, is tne cnarge
tihichit revives against Great Britain for
tx iting the: Itidiahs on the frontier to hos
tilities.- To thjist known falsehood pr.r:
i .vinuu.u.ia itui mis suliiuu lur uiepur
fou- of rousing the feelings ptfhe AiAeri
Cn pfople. Yt t ; he even , Halts in doing
it ; je performs the disgraceful task with
a gait shuflling '55 leaves ho doubt oY his
being conscious at the moment that he
vioiatintruth, or atleast assuming
that as a fatt of which hehad n6 evidence
tef)fe-iim but thftt whii-Ii tended to is
Jirnve it. The hostile Imlian tribes are iti
conclusion; "fioweVerl WieVannrind ii
oneAyiU attempt to dispute,' thatf orders
mTounvilare riat the sale enme ofXth& hosl
weaiiuuaeassumea ot Anmccu - x lf o gr a-.
"rKVn is irtffact givu to biem WsV
' rwi - a, -vt vii .: ; I ; mi. . -. .
t i VM cc ' "wu w n 4u v oiner orcne ts
and usages of the British gOyernnieSt faiid
tn argument, therefo-e, "i ofthfe Vho
have impugned theorders incouncU,abe.
ing in thernselves .the chief cause vof,tV
hostile f spirit of the Americans, and . i
terms e,iJ!lystrong have .comLndJ
their. repeal as a sovefeijn paiiacea for.he'al
ing eyerv difference befcweeri ihe tVroLCoun -tries,
falls to the rouriil ; in fact we have
i
ring .us:of;thepbWfer) otiritaliatoii afd de
(ebce and for. this!vmerica ciici to warr-
, A'consehsotbhyiods a'ljiao.fairlv; csti-
Wished . leavbV:1t beond a dWbt'that in4
.acceptea ana
this measure rn-rica hasVacci
ictt'dSuponthe, ultihut lm'.of 'Bmapirte.;
honor qf an aljv$ and:thedtfficaltT fl?tn ' the"
vav of fr. '. arbVsnaiitiatioq'vriU be,
,;It is a verv niturl kjaiestion, fhVfa
will thereo?al of theord-rs in xou'nciK
iThea it becQ U; kown ioaA ti iric i,'
tcr tfie newly a Jopted bcHicv of the A;n
t rican goyernmrtnt r vy e are( ayare; tnat
nam,e.f MrvreasoiiTor;askina if .then
SV "5 n"cy oacKis ,tnat .1 sec,o ih a
Erskines speech .fCuthlelUa detaurVl
in the ?$tn vol of tfe Edi nhurjrh Kcyr?wt
that :che; said ClerkVougf to haVbiti'
hanged WitthaCIoieph Nourse "ugh t t;
have repaid thmofiey. f -I dp nb(.knWth't)
he, dd notnvbereii. a fund yoh knw, ;
but of -which , monie rati h V.nfl vtri4-tirtii
VmJ difficulty; W loss :to inrbodvhen
ry l(,tto dolors was; paid out ,'of fui! r i
wha;came;2QO miles : throIlh nis -enemii i
country; , and into ,th"e .old General's &np i
gunjnuchhy His journeyThe olcl Gene-,
au tne ;;propr tqat any subject 14 cHpablepf,
j v";': vv-. ia,c iyumu ujduv pcsfjat am vexireraeiy sangums as a:vs uuc Aarmi,siicei:wnicii was.-crAiitea
repeat 01 jner orders m council, th in to to the effect f A this, measurev;in pacifying : was more necessary Tor usr.thah fdr. tlxhl
force a sacrifice, of our essential gni iritime J-Ameriea: .and none are so much so as and I b.eJieyeio too... Let as yankeVs'aioao
riK and consequently, ti):t fiad th- o tho& w)ioi aye. clamoreduiiost aoJdl f fr formating tfcuuts in... . ."v'T
diirs in council been repealed previously to i it. Wens, th is the eff :cf, it wold remain , ? q N k Y E R E' ' '
the American declaration, war would a- to be seenihow far in a commfcid viewS i. A ' ! .'-V:rl
vertheless have becfi advbeed .Vtlje A-! Great f linainVwould benefit Jb it; It is . - , another." " ' '4 V)
merican executive and its supporters the our opmioVnot at for the revival, pf the 1 . V ',j ; , , - V ; A',
democrat This is vVhat wehavo-iil trade. tq the Ooited Statcswould becodn-lu 'lv ' u 't f3 hr,'h? am !
long asserted and supported bV reasoh ai-; teftalanced b tne depression ofouncom. ' V11? ,tnJit I jtmlvr, a government; :
duced from the whnlr tpnnr tK! ;ftn4.,i.t : mr r .L. i : i WHicH-looics to the interest of thepeoole--;-';
o ine American government ; , and.the hame. ot conreding.ani
messacre of Mr. Madison. ha inctirl rh'f : avi? hnnf rnm rnoLmt; T
ui um iciu.irK.5 ana strictures rar tne tne messairei
nd garrisons tjh therefore it i difficult
to account' for their, movements;' .except
fr m Bfitifih 'influence,'- Thus-on this
litlSV, O'miinff Ot rifinrrketirri ' . n Wt..'
lunpiciun of a. partial mind, it is that 'the
Vadofan extensive natidrr, in an official
IWharges Great Britain tefprethe
Jortd with an actthe most atrocious,
tvii h rasomni?f aad,sUch,an inference
1 uld haveu d;bsed the mosjtlgnqirit and
writable of the'democratitriournals. , at
j;r; Madison had even then ,6'efore, tiin a
patch' fromhe-government of Canada
"Scehe had ever received of the hostile
Pt9ations of the Indians."' -This i nfor-
tion that goyernmenthad received Trom
iP "tradt rs and garrisons' oVthe Indian
i frontier Inwrl ' ... J :' :.L- . ' 1
!y, Y"v 1 uma amic y . tircumstaqce
ffcPjMr.. ladUon assumes,. pn which
ground the possibilitY.of Briiidil infliv
V rvcu is exciting tne in-.
0
fef Mr our gdye to ife trde -ferf
froni
? we have no reason ta exneC t
last twelve months. We should, ho v?e: that the American Poverrtment will retrarr-J
v;r, udvc icit great pleasure nd thr mes-.its teps, unless vrc, are aJso.. preparvd to
sage -of the Presid nt on this occasion pro ? surrender Other fights besides jhVot reta
ved us to have been inaccurate observers ! Hating pn the inemv.,, 'The rescinainr of
anrr juuges or tne conduct ot the United the orders in council s but one of tj-.e ob-
3X2 tes
But it mav be necessary
4r . t -. 1 ' '
ui'ciciiicti -wcf nave nrawnf trom thmf. t tnat .tnan to the nuentiftns j
important', right ;W thc 0n js Jxiift;
i..i?wiAu-r . nomv.! ir answered his friend,, vou'..,
th ihk God for nothing. V You arelabusrdj
;most ,scandaiously:vabt;ised ?
P.a, ei Hthastring of waggonsfeacb:!
"uulv ui unitt-a ic urucrs in:cpun(.it s out- one 01 tre 00-
. : . , . jects for .wKichrvJt-: hasv cnterc'danto..war,
issaryo support theiinds no greater importance is attached to
Irawnf from the5 mes- f that , than to the Questions of Vercli and
sage bv referring to the prominent subjects j blockade. Sl Hbw therefore the satisfving
of its complaints? and to prove, thwtthere P onedeniand out of manvc adjust the
is an exact correspondence of design and , qurrel doesjt not' very rlearlv . wpper.
purpose between the American and trench
governments ip the principles of the war
in which they are both engaged. , -
The first point presented is the right of
search, and if the message means any
thing, it asserts that it is necessary to go
to war to compel Great Britain to renounce
it. It is not necessary to pur argument to
justify that right, or to shew that Great
Britain has a much stronger ground ofconv
plaint agamst the1 United States for the
seduction of her seamen, and the issuing
of false certificates of citizenship, than
America has against, this ronutry for the
detention of, her real citizens. This, is
sufficiently obvious, though Mr Madi
son is, careful to abstain from, even a ' dis
tant allusion to jt. The principle, and not
the:. practice, is the point more immediate
ly, at, issue : and this brincinle
would wring irom us, that -ihe.bracticai
' ehefits to 11 fn jf ar 'A; V i . . -,
greed, v France, demands!of neutrals that
thev resist by force of arras ie search of
. ..w ..v-v ui uurs attacKeq is that
of blockade.; Now;., as it has been ex-
v.rvvi; ,! iviunroe ano Mr.
rvsiervinat yreat Untain assumes ho right
. . . .
u;iu4UC .yporv put wnathas a. forte
before it capable of enforcing that fifrVrt,.
We can entity cohcjeive that ihe-Araerican
executive may . o Mr. , poster, 4 we
OVe ypir nothing for rescinding the pfders
in, coun-cil: you have, doueit not from a
sense.pf justice,! but for your own ponye-1
nience and weVmut now; have a guarafi
Jee. that you will not .again -resumed them
Jo therexpressrenunciatipn of other pi4n
crples whicbhave rendered yourl naval
power injuripus4to us.' I This thev' may
sav,,and jrpbblv will say to lr. IiosterT
and among thmmves thjey , . mav whisper;
and often have, thev been furtherrom the
truth, ' that th ;JBrit5shv minfttrv haying
yielded;: the orders in codncil to clamDri
and p rty. violence' thev. may be induced
to yield the rightst of search and blockade
also. We are at least encouraged to make
the experiment The yen' men who cried
out for the rescinding of the orders in jeoun-i
cil did so pnly forJthc, lakeiof their Jow,n
benefits to us may, cease with it ,lWthis' ipterekts.. VT, country was . out of th'e
point, then, America and' France are a- qtion andjwhen the '.maritime'. rights
ed fromCarlisle h?Penw ;lvanialo idedvJ
with fixed, ammunition and4 areiwuiid tb) '
! !v:From JPhilalrlpKfato New-
555 niles to carrvxannon bMlsjapeC Si"
and cannister. dtby hndl , Ii'ce' '.-n-pmy
?. Th y ; are hoi ' going tp Nigjra.
said heV but to! Lake Chabiplum Bc.it so ?
be, it abt; ifv AOu pWsebut havevlthev
other than land carriage' from thV Bowefy
ta tne juase ; is it not a.vile waste ot mdy
ney to send these:rape,shoby lahd", when)
thevn:ould bp sentTroni'here bv -watr? , " 1
But m -nne,name: of common sense,4 whvA.
Wd IronC, "alls from I Carlisle C to 'kft
Champlahv by Jand- or 9 water Av.keoMhe ' '
could be ;procuretL on spot Perkins Sc;'
Co.
have fonderies and forges iivVermon''-!
almost ott-THe-Jbordcrs of he Lake, where VV
mofe,rpund grape,, double -headed or-chaiof
shot cpuld be furnished in alwek thare-i 0
yen , such-fightmg fellows a;Dearbjprpt8e..
Hull would, with' all their troop; capur-
edj raise,d.t fire at an enemy ;ri 6 'months J ' ,
Don't sar a word. ,mv friend! .about, hnl i i
omy-J -Those wlo have, undertaken to ',v
port the waf and toL forward on .supplVesi '
must oe either jcnavesor tools. iwhvj
v , ,f41 mencaouid
enforcetheir repeal, not becluse the Freich
i , ' 'rL &ruF'vyf uui pre ten -
twwateeAoP wir,- the i&cli W
Wtk u . ? Ti "ulc concession 01 ner
cnnif than exercising, the neutral right'to
;6f Bonaparte. What - he Vahtss, to; pp j
P5e!M-ur ; cmmerce by unjust meVsures ty of Brii
of England, as vientlv 'sfand in the way
of their trade, tthey iyill be equally as wii-'
vmvici iucui.r va neyrwiii nna as
many reasons, against tHem iVand we arb' W
mucnooJigjed to cena in members of the
English Qpp'otition,: thjt there isnopreju
dice however, gross, no glamor hp ver
violentwhich the ,ill not undeke ,to
dvocae fn the houses bf parliamept,?prb
vided'they bb'tain an adeduate return of ;an
ade; the next object 'of iromt? to "war-Rtn-lpiause from the Dobulace.: and er.itifv their
V. csui oniy o? to Compel
plained
ready
is reou
allow:
stated
place
ade,
water. Here' 4 Anerianb? Francealso has
agiee to fdrcc f(otn. AVJthe aljowancea ."fW iMome of tH tseapQwit6
TO agreement is1 marked v as: o strong K?rt on , tbe, pr rt bf ;the mercantile
-;MAr,i vu"5cw",f government, to; enter .
mto an ' omicablef r arran ce meet? ! : Shbutd:
ansAv-tM
froiri, Phifaditphja,to NgafaTrLns,
port wood 5, or 600 miles tbra country full
of wood ! where eyerv tree would make:a :V?
million of. tent "pins, eyerv 'aapHnva''Bettlo";','',,-.,
tentpoles l .Thstop bd ! y.U beats," Deirv"
WW.. .. i uuva. UJiyv lulSi I3 ) Y ,
FuyivrTrrvCTat iwoator nw.oarr ntyhvir
will tell "-oit-what nf hT rTW. ': i.VrT a
old man this 'who.w'asaf rfie, close of 1 theV'f .A;
. For the-riht w refect itslell ipft&nta boitv dulcitatea to?od: nS'.;..
.coricetfed; and ai somethinV mft fogi'thWwar a,far ki :resDectS-4ctk-- ff 1
ir (hat . Smethi niust bev ?h riye.
ihcepf-therwirici IV
b BonaDan AUiWiif.. Sw.T T bebolc.UncI will VVa& .JJWA'Jww.a worst ot -u-."..
inasaaa picture .or tne coat painted ana: 1
f blaced and spiad outfiiVhis: Mytf imrlnV. n!
witfv this m8Cnptipniover;.n--:(?eav' i :
Dearborn's Caat-tx cost? SOti 'Dollars .5 ,
Sir iit Jtsiia fedefal lieoiir frieida V
terd alUhe truths. trhichiartiwawceablaC- I
to?themitXreKnd p?tvHisV 'tir tnie v J
this uqceed..thaVUebwtfI; WttJ
eer; Tall very ?shprr 6f :V full ind pennV
nept adjutmenf of v'difii?niaIT6iat
France, anclt their ibnlv tKerA'mericansl
t ; Jome time smceAl rememoe to have
thinks ;fQ a very'fiireat amount, 'having been
fcoFvourbhrtV-i-Tf fl i
they.TiO'bettervmca thn. Dearborn Vndi y 4
uiwuuiuu ium nuu to piace at tne jixd
of their troops Hitfl the Government willv
sacrifice, and i'er.:! wnulrf -arVr Y i- - V
oqi iw i,raaet m anv anxcles of British on. VnlH a4i;v,-:,-Ar:j: i: L:
7ulvH regulation ana yet she demand!
given the cpmniaad f the' army.to him th nV ; V ,
t0 Dearborn trith:aU his coatiGld "yc'';
to vouy i will;se,you to, morrow; and- tcli'-c
Vou.iaorrtartaeineticKWths," -i -v f-"""
v - -,r ; v 1-4 . - A. V" 1 ' " -
OUe4ted to't nernik -the Nfnllnviio,,rtrjr'' - "'J
v v.. k :irlV W tnaa vicrt i trom the National Intelligencer oi-th:- v l:
in .nr. bourse's officp had forged his sig morhinV maiU? s y:P , 'r'
9 W fQli c Thev late rumours from tlie renV.- " )
ia,l5V?lfh! 5efun?ed':ad what;;T7a. the of the i vsge barbarities committed tfv . V .
lerkVoamt rrli l hf trkJTi f"i 7i ' v . , -
i Bid well and ,t4 ther cmie- tsv.np ithv of ,ili .