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X SS!" 'l' -LtSHfeKLY) BY WILLIAM BOYLAN. . ' ' tX"'!'7 ?l . ; - , - 1 1 ii i i . . " ' m . . . i -jfJ-- i ' a !- i i ' - - -1 -, i i ii ii j- I Mf" o7i7 7;'.. 'jleig ;: ; .. : No. 5. 41 '"(WXjr,i Ei'ioru into a politic!. engine, ban act which ought to. be preferred to the ?ofiicc of adjutant-ge- act under 'a Dantm that bestowed tljy jew-- V''.i ceciion in New-Yolk take's to meet with the most pointed disapproba- neral of the army of Italy ; but I believe he died rosary on a harlot, shall neycf be inf i t v f' nrnth.-- .'From oar laic' papers it" tion of tvety Oiend to this" country.- .never, obtained it. guide in the naih of morality, rdiiou, or ) ' VI " -V'iv.tu be on of the most warm- fUlvedy That to punish a nssri",-' for any . But the Citizen, we aieold. was of the politics. - - i . V ir5 ,,"i 0; a!jy which has ever preceded vote which he may ihiok proper to give at Girond party; the friend of lirissot and of It puzzleth me, friend Mitch H, to jJ.is-V' .5' ' paisio is rou'.ed, every engine: an election, is a species of tyranny, hitherto Condorcet. Brissot I knew I respected cover why this said C'ujzen hurries uvfro.n 1 vi which cuanir.ff or. iirfenulty unknown in America, and which could on- Jiis talt n.s and some of 'his political opini- hence to Fiance, from France to the Mi?- Ja to eitsu re the election of the ly have been suggested by a stranger to the ons. But Condoled, the atheistical Con- sissippi, from the Mississippi-to the Hud- ' ...... T I i it 1 Kesoiv'jdi mat the resWLtion wntcn was oeneutn tne tjanua ol assasbtnd,' while sit- in one sense oi me term, u Vip y great Va- i lctr.er i;ublished in hv Tinm.:ia AdJls lately passed at a meeting of the Hibernian ting between his wii'e nd daughter, l grant. thine.. i il'j tt thi-'tlon. A'f K'w. I rovidenf ooci etu. m tnis city, threatening should. not have beta' proud 'oi an acquam- t' 4' aijiaau to rcoresent that city to expel any member who should vote for tance with. It is the boast of the Citizen 'Ar. King The conduct of this gentle- ure ; calling upon him Mr. Andrew Morris, at the ensuing elec- that he was a Circnd. Has he forgotten, man in rcLiion to the Irish State Prisoners is cftcial conduct,' rch-tion, because Ue was pne.of the candidates that it was" during the reign of .this parly, may be stated and jnatificd ii a very4fer i Ir'.ih state prisoners, on Wm. American Ticket y is arbitrary, unjust that Leibeptcn.bnzers deluged the streets words. ;m the year 98 JH,..JMfjg was the Minister at the Court of andJii'gTilydisgracei'uu of Paris with the human blood thy poured Minister Plenipotentiary of thi Amcricaak j r!,in;'tot his o;icu I Mil IY TT. l?.- ' AiivtAY I'hf -.ninn.t nnr ntMrkVivrA frorw the; dt-f'encelt:sa victi ms in tht; tc rnnle? GovernflDftlt At the. Court of St. Times. UnMl ' nine ijtprx a Ai.r. j:u- "- v- -..v. - j 'cV '" left iiland for the United many whom we aie proud to . acknowledge ring'the Jeign of this party, hired assassins France.. Boll houses of congress had unit-jli-rmiWri Nw-York, was re- as Americans, and who are highly respect- were sent tu coaches from Paris, to massa- cd to empower the President to preserve "! t,-. .....I ' .i.... akin Cnr't-tnra r.i-.l iinli ere the unfortunate orisoners at Versaiiies ? the country from the influence, of men m lir n:t respect-anu iMuucucbs uuc . , , 1 , . , , , . . . ... ' . fO'' . .. . "t t D .... 'Pl.. .1.. .l . T TV. llfit hn fi-irnr.t- In it rlna t-inrfrr nn th-9.'Vl Lhe V1WK a t u 1 1 ntctt'Stfc m th- 4 rlr). t-tcr oi-distir.iiuiiiTJHi uienis. ne "t"u""-ui "- wu v. - w.u - " , - ,, . ow r ... 7-.,!liww.!, .k,. ,. tAi Emmet, in takinsran active ran in our tlv ol January, 1793, shed the blood o: eminent. I he Irish btatc Prisoners wen ..... ; " : I i I b? i j . i aiuiuuii t v n.. K n .7 . - - . . . - Ti 1. .. U ...... ,5k . cU'rlinn: i.rtnrt !-, Iim n rtrrnt In r.i.nlt' W. il ill''-' . 0 "v. ' V- . : 1 .1. .1 . 1 ,nl hronv been Mo yearn in Vie m loinmcnciDgaB aiutk u m Uit uwuim U.it he has repaid thetrib -raiitv, mi-jus Jung ior nis couuuci, - wiu,e oui adJer. Iv- endeavotintr to raiirkier abroad, is a a impudent inteimcd- hrt the bosom that warmed dling with ouroncerr.s, and an ouira-c Mu.: il JiVreiit is tne conduct ot tne' the virtuv.,..4 General Morcau ? this !o iter to Mr. Kihg wus publish er i.iHuw thf nur.r.tr in which tht y view uul's atti.n:;jt to influence the lU out ci::2efI5 or. Ih :aER.,cnairman. ion uii-prorieiv aua ceccrum. kMlvedt I hat every American is called u!uii Gy-sa sense of duyAo hans-.lt and to' Zwrm to-have roused the indignation countrftouse his btstexertiyns topro L Anu-iicsns beyotid any former ts- "ote the succsol' the American TicLi, r !.-,. . ttfh -,i .lull at tne a jproacninr fiextion. josi:ph um - William Van liuojc, oo&teuiy Front the ( NevT irk J Crisis . Friend Mitchell, Citen Genet has thought proper to con sjder himself as pointed at in my iormer were uheir sovereign on the scaflbld I tonfesseoly in league witu that govern-" 'Phe Citizen tells us, V uhtr. he came to nient. l'h British Cabinet had agreed -thw countiy, his orders were, to have no 'bat these prisoners thus in league with ttcrets with .irte men and brothers, to act France, should ccnie tu the United States. ' openly ai;d undisguised with them, and to make no myaceiy of his instructions, J 'he followintj letter was written by Mr. ,k if they were misrepresented or misund.r- King while minister at Sr. James', tj 4 i4 stood." Mow iIkii did it happen that fie Mr. Jnckson, one of the Irish State prison never sliywcd lacae instructions, when call- cis. It is published by the Jacobins to prc td to account ior duiing 10 attempt to rahc.. Vent Mr. King's elcetirn to the state. Ls-' an army in our country, wen before he had gislature So far from' its doing fuuTatt - been accepted by our government ? How ii jury , we arc confiduat it will add to hi did it happen that iht:e insti oiioiiS were fti'eat mcrii. eve cf ia clec- Ihwm ho recoilccf'd that so high was the which Mr. 'u'herson entertained ot r. AVic'V talents a.id patriotism, mat he Is, we btlicve, t-ie only public minister load, appointed Ir, the r ederal admtnis I 1 it r ' . . .1 ? .l iv ltions, woom j. conunueu mwew- in which he IouihI him : and thariVIi'. li.jr returned a; his own particular re ht. 11 'i 11 t never pur.nioi.cu i.:iU nc nao oeen aOdiiuou td by iiis own country, and they bceame ntteasaryaa peace ofeiing to this ? How tne p&io piibksh them as secret instruct!- oiii'TNi ne citizen must not imagine uut meiiiOl V rStXCiuslVelf liia own. dtsiVrd to"ssocijte Amc- SiR, Brighton, Aug. 23, 1799. lie admits "1 ought to inform you, that I really have no autlYoiity to give or refuse permis sion to you or any other foreigner to go to the Uuited Slates; the admission and rc sidci.ee of strangers in that country being at I J J J . .. . .. . t ...... X 1 . . I 1. 1 " coqimunicaiion, and has come lorwarU in gtorwtttci.iuei vj iuuiv. a- matter, mat, ny a late law,""- exclusively the Register under the signature oi dwr::- iaave- wc any 5fViuer.te-tnat mat uwenw hi-longs fo -.the President. It is true that uirty with a kind of justification of his con- aoicd . duct, which I should have let pass for as contrary fhe InJepend.nce of the United States uchs was worth, hd he not thought pon, at present instructress to tneing. t ...1. 1 1 .. 1 .u.. nruuer w skju 111c iiuicii-uwieu nine iuj - j - - (, fr,..rk-,cm nnr,v,-,i Ki. trtm n?cn wivn tne pepper ana vinegar 01 invee- "j - kV - is ere not reason4c suspect thethe government of this country ia the course i.ot his sitter, Iaiain Com- of the last year, in consequence of my in- Iwute, r "v. terterecjee, gave me an assurance, that a l particuiandtscription of persons in Ireland, . .1 c.". 2w 1.1 t. ...ii- I - rcKoiuics, fciumiu noi ue aiiowea to ; ed whhout our cdftsent : this restraint doubtlcssJe withdrawal in favor of 1 f hials .agaiustwhose emigration I ' speech he made at t late .electioneering should "'not object ; and ; ronchidc, that U meeting, declare, " that France had cou- is' upon this suppositiom," thTyou have tak- quercu an Europe out Russia anu Jon- en the trouble toc&mmuuicatp tornr your must not suppose I am un- u tain, and thai tiwij would be soonsubdu- desire to go and reside in tne United. States,? his political biography. I -cd, ana tnat then she would turn her Without presuming to lorm an opinion on VK . . . " , t m, .;t'.;e. 'Ki a iWfl. If.- his relations in confidential situations under, nroce j .1. . n 11. 11 ir in. a. 111 UlIL ei i kieikje 1- - -; '. ' - S fi " . . ' ,u inrnnnth man ke-n -for 'tw-i-U the coy tiiinients of France ami Holland ? would 01 one 01 our nrst citizens, .- r . ' u . , . , . n .1 r : -1 .i...... 1 studvinu nature and nature s 001:: uv yuvc uivj e nut n.n.umu inumi liccount i-r. l:ui CODuUCt llf in . pri?iri r.f H5a fniintrv must VtaiS vprobatedby everv true American. xias ne lounu mere any lessons 01 mpo It unwarrantable insult which Mr. ,Em- , lurci 1 r ilC It, an aV, has thus oiTered tothe Ame- P . . bnBconle. inattt-motinsr to influence their . 1 ne citizen , r--1 - - 3 .. ,j :..:.K u: lrli.. ....II , U,... 1IICU WILLI 1113 lalt from what he ronteihulatrrl It wilt J:nOv it well, l earnt it, not in this coun- agiu?L couuMy, . ucw wc me su'-j-ci 01 jne iaie uisiuruances in nc- luKlrom What he couteinUted. UWllf . . ht-r w th"mor rMct ?w "Krir.nrt 1.. T 'trJn a Atrt in itMh. ..r, .n,o ..t tli s-A.in.nr n -..n irV". . " U I A.ICC11 VC4fa W3 IIC III Hit act v ii,e . i ' -V" . v.i.i . - - : ' . . . 11 t Irtion coinwei lutdiia nnr jud lAtarespectabl Itciors pdeobrook' I friends of the countrv to an tr 4k Sixteen years was he in the service ireaieu ner wiui more rcspeci : j.'.acna land, 1 entertain a distinct one 111 relation mei sura-e to the dan Jr which u of the" king of France, in the diplomatic .Mitchell, verily this Frenchman did utter, to the political situation of my own coun rbt rs Qy 7tfe$s "department;' Bravo! How we apples such unhallowed threat : and when I com- try. Iu comrnon with others, we have ielt I' 1 ' " swim! The Citizen will iudce whether I Pc it with one, his cousin Dc yitt Clm- the influence of the changes that have sue- e meetinc of Independent know any thing of him Irom the following' primer cuceuum, puoiisiica not long cessivtiy taicen piace in rrance.anu, umor- ..... .. . U l of the Ninth Ward, convened at narrative, iuaaam ae uarry, me mibire&s -" v kuivij,, jwiv.wm. . uUyuuw.i.UH ua A , 3,j ' tavern on Monday evening ot JLouis the 15th, patronized Madam oen- ''u. wuum wmu.u.u -ny ui mi erroneously suppwacu iu our tivu anu po, . ; .Ji h of April 1807 lis, and procured kn anpointment ior ner ep.i.-, a.u '.j enemies, i 1101 iu9iiiunuua a wr -national w, i hoheJuLnlm to the young Princess of coiiiess I thiroVif time to keep a sharp look policy , might be irnproved by a close imr? . . I j kiwith indignation the late attempts pf Orleans. Now the old Duke was a pretty out, particularly on such as may .be suppos-, tation of France. . This opinion, the pro- ; amzed siie ty of foreigners to control lickerish h 'tltctioDS and that thev fetl themselves much of in France, particularly as it leads chell, I love not French monarchy, though becamelhe chief employment ol thcFrench . ; f "cd upon bV sentimcntof duty and pa- to the "study of nature. M.adam Gtnhs Bonaparte lyt its had, better than agents resident,, among usvcreated a mire " tl :48m, to exert evei'ttforf' and make patronized Madam Compbn, the Citizen's French jacobinism imperfectly satis considerable division among our people, iof theirinliuence' bv all Jroner ways sister (the why ad the wherefore islmm own coun- and required a greater watchfulness- (anil ," V , i..v.. . t.rn in Kfinrp. anrt eStaniisneU ner in a u, anu wish iu uicocivc u, suiu.4na, eiiii.y num uic kwciuuiciu. mail touiu This Rican TitK:, ' at the head of which school at St. Germain. . ' . a , 1 1 Nitl- counection aod fhall fn the thenian Republicstrangers who before hand have been apprehended. ,ud;- ' t.t- rtnrrl . -1ar fnr rh' vounir Citizen in interfered Uh the. pubber concerns, were I am sorrv to make the reraaik, an me uirmy respectable uuuiq u j.iu- wuvv i , o - . , 'r- -.e .1. it . i u . j - j v ' j j i JCM- v one of the Burceaux of the minister of cx- pun?shed with dtathI approve not such stand in need ot your candor in doing so, Jonathan Hardman, Chairmaa; te.ior rdatioj and when the Count. de. ieerity, but surely it is a lesson to us, not that a large pioportion of the, emigrants jjUj- wtuitUU ilia iiiaaiJii iw . ' ' ' . cured for him the birth of private secretary, nifestedtneir attachment to us. r; The Case states, has, upon this occasion, arranged; ! . . . . r r . - 1 rs-3t :".. IV ..'-..l'. - . .1. . . 1 ' .V-:.l-i C .t..' .1. W. A. Davis,-Secreury. I At ilarge and respectable meeting of the IHs true, when the dreary prospect 01 at- oiigzen oenct very jiccuu-r cn.c.-- luem&eivca o uc aiue u. u-itonicp, I pendent Electors of the 5ili wtr3it Iurs recalled that worthy nobleman tohis He did Tot come among us in ajay which I ought to except Irom this remark rnosroj?; TT1 llin', i, 'r... . .i .f.,A. Km l.f tViP r inyn': enlichtened apd well educated Iiish- 1 1 l "-ia juiit nJUHUxUU lUCtlWV CVtlilUK, wvuuw i , mv ..v , r.-- j rf i ,w ; . i , . ." y .. : i : . " . . - .. none else to.leave, as cnarcre oesanaires-ior ruii upjjieiiwu, who stvi n ajiuwi-iirraci;-r"Aiv4.wius uiuuuajiiuiui4Jtw iijii snihs.- Thisvtogether with his di- our land ot-liberty xo, ne was. tnrown exceptions, i mignc connnc it to tne indi ( ' ! P rerdnnoiaalhtsduntM I upon or fromhclo6d-tahh:d-h f . -. 1 ?"1 7,-1807. Ftr;ernf( lnr .. ..1VI -ItK nlomatic " - . vjj v il' ul D .UU: u. - - . ri. 1' J I I I " ' w i it lulUtal to u'tihout endangering ou? The. flash us A pretty cronloyinePe Tt- 4 . . - ' . - ' . 1 ziz i . n . " if .( I "v-iavia- rkiTiit- - unr 11 a 1 111 k aiuni r. . ' i J wimtiF . j t rirn . u r iTr-iir- rir.H xiitiij riirf 1 1 r rk'C8, ana is ilinclore calculated to a-- in tne-roiiiwiy muc, jjvi wuiinw . -7" AT -. - TT- . r e. j:" ,vwte.; -fasuujUid .tor-Xi.: 1 utic pu 1 ;-:&sc rjirught 'la..
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