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From the Boston G.vzrtte.
We do not have half the extracts we
©tight to have from the French JrtVrrnsls.
"They are worth volumes of reasoning
They shew the progress of "the human mind,
and ^display our dangers and interests, in.
language which sophistry cannot prevert,
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nor obstWicy cW.
ir rvbstu»-(C,y aenv.
I'rvm the Bordeaux Echo de. Commerce,
Paris, A.ug. 22, 1807.
" Yesterday the corps Legisla'if, was re
ceived by his majesty on the throne, sur-
rounded by the princes, ministers, jrrar.d-
ofiicers, and officers' of the househould.
The legislature Were introduced to the audi-
ence by his excellency the sjrand master of
-< t™ his excellen
tn>ops
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:e by his excellency »•». ^
ceremonies, and presented by his excellen-
cy the vice s;rand elector-"
Mons. Fontaines, the president, addres-ed
tTie throne as follows : ' Sire—The legisla-
tive bony comes to deposit at the feet of the
throne theaddressof thanks which itjhasvot;d
«nanimously, less for the conqueror than
the pacificator of Europe." (\fter n ticing
tire splendors of fhe campaign it proceeds.
' We turn nowt.i spectacles more con-
soling—we prefer to follow you to the bor-
ders of that river, where without hostile
array two barks bear two emperors, and
with thr-m, the destinies of the. world ! !
Memorable day ! ! Day (unique) alone in
the history of all ages! Those two armies
in presence of each other, contemplate
with astonishment art interview so pacific.
after combats so murderous—and suddenly
.4.00,000 soldiers, Italians and Bataviaus,
Sc,thians and Sartnatians, Germans
French, throw down their arms, nvhet
fwo greatest sovereigns of the earth advance
to aids each tlier. to regulate themselves
the fate of other empires, and present each
*;ther their hands in token of reconcilation.
Alexander and Napoleon approach- War
ceases to ra;re—and one hundred millions
of men are in repose. ^^^^^^^
' The future interests of Europe will de-
pend on these august conferences, of which
the young heir of the Cr.ars was worthy.'
*—Comment. {Yes the suspected son of an
obscure Corsiean, deigns to honor the de
Steendmt of forty Czars with an tntervie v.)
" The treaty longer a-
Tl.y pretext for continental wars."
GOMMKNT.
We have often said that France makes
Kvar >ithout pretext. Here, the legislative
assembly confesses it. At the very moment
¦when it declares that there « as n- pretext
For any continental wars, France was invad
.ing H Istein with 80,000 men ; and the
same papers tell us, there are 40,000 men
for the invasion of Portugal, Our corres-
pondent from Bordeaux adds', that Spain is
also to be attacked and perhaps new-modelled.
T;it legislative assembly -tells the monarch
that all this is without pretext—Shall WE
venture to contradict thin high authority ?
After many fulsome and personal compli-
ments to the emperor and the sirand nation,
the legislature end with these very memorable
and never to be forgotten "words :
"• We swear, sire, never to betray these
sentiments, wtiich you approve—We swear
itbef re this throng, secured by so many tro-
phies & .hich governs (dumrne) all Europe
" $ >on we shall see perfected, under the
#ye of your genius, our civil and political in-
stitutions. Yon will give them that charac-
ter of grandeur and stability, which is ex-
emplified in all your acts, and to com plate
your glory, true liberty, which exists only in
true monarchy, will bt more & more strength-
ened under an ALL-powtrful pr.nce."
Will any of our republicans who are so
oevoted to France dare to question the cor-
rectness of the opinions of the first legisla
ft ve assembly in the World ? Can that be
treason which the free representatives of
the nation which governs all Europe, advanc-
ed at the feet of the throne.
The Federalists have always been consist-
ent in their attachment to a republican go-
vernment. Hence they have always dread-
ed the overgrown power of the monarch,
who threatens to overturn all republican in-
stitutions*
But not so, the democrats of our country.
They o.re dazzled with the splendor of this
Ilew created monarchy.
They are open and vociferous in its praise
The Georgia patriots, drink in fall hbati
ens to the great Napoleon, who has fixed
Iheliberties < t Ear/ope on a 6m basis.
TnpsE liberties, * hich the inhabitants
¦who enjoy them declare, can only consist
tvithtrue Monarchy. ^^^^^^
The Chronicle echoes this language—It
is never weary ot the praises of Bonaparte.
Who are tnen the true lovers uf constitu
tional freedom, th. se -vh admire and ap-
jslai d, or those who dt'ead
power ?
Front the Paris Moiiitcut
** Denmark will soon have need of men
and money, to sn-tain the struggle, but if
the people of Denmark second their prince
and resist the horrible oppression, the em
peror of France will n t suffer Denmark to
want either money or men. The histery of
nations does not offer an example of such uttro
city. Sovereigns and people of Eutope, if
England like France, had 8 or 0,00,000
men on foot, what would become of you ? !"
R- flections! The voracious Tyger ad-
dressed one day the weaker inhabitants of
th' forest—" If, said lie the wolf had as
much strength as 1 have, what lavage
would he make among you."—The oiatoi
kad atjthe moment of his harrangue, just
finished his repast upon two buffaloes whom
he had strangled and he was reposing him
self after t'-e fatigue of the chase, and dur
Ing the horrors of digestion.
If we did not see examples of it every
iay, one v. ou'.d be astonished, .that any na-
such an exclamation ss the above, when
she is surrounded on every side with the
bleeding or rotten eatcases of the neighbors
whom she has devoured.
One would as soon exp.-ct to find morali-
ty in the lips of the robbers in the cave of
Oil Bias, as reflections on the sufferings or
innocent nations, in the speeches of the
grand robber nf the 'World.
The tscutrheor.s nf Bonaparte and his tri-
umphal columns, which many of us have seen
I in France, form the best reply which Eng-
land could make to this ins. lent language
of his—Great Prince ! " The battles of
Trebbia. Lodi Marengo, Alexandria,
Austerlitz, Ulm. Jena, Friedland." " The
destruction of Sardinia, Parma, M-dena,
Bologna, Genoa, Lucca, Tuscany, Naples,
the butchery of Jaffa, the invasion E-
¦gypt, the theft of Malta, (where you was
admitted as a friend, and robbed as an ene-
my.) the subjugation of Spain, of Bavaria,
of Holland, of Switzerland, of G -aeva,
of the Pays de Vaud, of the Pays de Vallais,
of Baden, of Wirlemberg, of Saxony, of
Prussia, of Hamburg, and the intended and
avowed seizure of Holstein, Portugal and
Turkey."
These, great pacificator of Europe, are
the trophies of thy virtues. These are the
proofs of not what thou wouldst do, but of
what thou hast done with thy 8oO;000
SALEM, October t6.
Arrived, schr. Catharine, Patch, 36 days
fiom Suninam, rum and molasses, Spoke
Sept. 14, lat. IS, .6, long. 69. 30, brig
Nancy, 32 days from Baltimore, for Marti-
nico. Had heavy gales of wind from 1st to
4th October. Lost a man overboard, who
was lortunately recovered after being in the
water near an hour. War was expected at
Surrinam between England and America,
which caused great alarm ; an embargo was
talked of ia consequence and daily expect-
ed.
was detained to days, sugar. cofTe and cot-
t -n. fieptember 10, was boarded by the
Alexander privateer, without hailing or
shewing colours, fired a volley of musketry
into the Peggy,' hich carried a*ay jib-boom
flying jib-boom, and cut a-a-ay all the rigg-
ing and sails of the bowsprit ; was then
boarded by 30 negroes with cutlasses, who
drove the cre>v below, . and wounded seve-
ral.
The scVr John & James, Cornell, 25
day-, from N- Orieans, logwood.
The sch'r Louisa-Ciaik, Brooks, Eden-
ton, naval stores.
The sch'r Venus, H»ad, 31 days from
Cayenne, rocoa, cotton and c icoa.
The sloop Prudence, Goodrich, (of Wea-
thersficld, Richmond.
Tile sch'r John, Wallace, from Freder-
icksburg, wheat, flour, tobacco and sUi^ar.
Toe schr. Resolution, Brown, 13 days
from Currac a. cocoa, hides and coffee.
The schr. Collector, fromEdenton, wheat.
The schr. Union, M*iaereau from North
Carolina, staves.
The sloop Sincerity, Cook, Fredericks-
burg, wheat and fl ur.
The sloop Science, Cook,Fredericksburg,
wheat, flour and tobacco.
The Catharine Ann, Cole, and sloop Ea-
gle, Sleight, both from Norf ilk, shingles.
The brig Stet«otv, Taylor, 105 days
from Bordeanx, wine, brandy, oil anddiy
goods. The Stetson was dismasted on the
39th August,
.FEDERAL GAZETTE.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 21.
GREAT FIRE.
We learn from letters received by this
morning's mail, that nearly one-third of the
houses in Fredericksburg. Virginia (in-
cluding the bank and other public buildings)
have, been destroyed by fire. We are un-
acquainted with the particulars.
Account of Beef, Park and Plour inspected
at tiie city of New Oi leans, for the time
herein mentioned.
From N >v. 8, 1806, to July 10, 1807, bar-
rels Pork. 103d3 "
From October 30, 1806, to July 7, 1807,
barrels Beef, 2042.
From January 1, 1807, to July 29, barrels
Flour, 43192.
DUANR's REPLY
To the charge of purl i dug letters.
brom^he Aurora.
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NEW-YORK, October 19.
It was conjectured at Gibraltar, when
the Wa-p and Constitution left that place,
that an attempt would be made on the for-
tress by the French ; and 'hat the assem-
blage of theitroopsat Bayo' xte, w a- intended
as a pteparatory ^ep towards that object.
Great preparations . ere accordingly making
to put the f rts in the highest possible state
of defence.
Captain Reynolds, of the ship Factor,
arrjted at this port yesterday, left St. Peters-
burg on the 9th of August, pased Copen-
hagen the 22d, and left Eloineur on the
23d. Capt. R. informs, that when passing
Copenhagen, he was boarded by three offi-
cers from British men of war, who -ere
tlien waiting tor an opportunity to get their
ships into the inner roads of Copenhagen,
f r the purpose of commencing the bom-
bardment, tie troops_ haviiig been previous-
ly ianded. On the 23d, when capt Rey
nolds was at Eisineur, 30 miies from Co-
penhagen, he heard the - commencement of
the bombardment, as he .apposes, of Co-
penhagen ; by 10 o'cl ck the fire became
general and tremendous, and continued till
between 3 and 4 in the ahem on, w hen it
ceased, Capt. R. having but little wind
was, at 9 o' lock, where he might have
heard the firing, had it re-commenced.
The impression on capt R's mind is, that
Copenhagen has surrendered.
Arrived, the ship Foxwell, Tripp, 48
days from Cork, inballast. Leir-brig vVil-
liam, for Kennebunk in 1 or 3 days ; ship
Isabella, 30 days from New-Yoik, waiting
orders; Gosport 32days from Norfolk, do.
The ship Science, Howard, 47 days
from London, dry goods, &c.
The ship America, Cogdon, of New
bedford- from London, 87 days frem the
Downs, inballast. Sailed in co. with ship
Sarah, Smith, of Newbedford, tor New-
Left, ship Fanny, Terry, for New-York
in 10 days; Herkimer, Howland, of New-
York, sailed in co.fr Lisbon ; schr. Uni-
on, Baker, for Teneriffe in-l^'days ; -hips
Wrn. and Mary, Clifton, of New-York,
for Lisbon 5 days ; R nip, Che v, sad- d
in c -. for St. Petersburg ; Alexander Ham-
¦lton, sailed the day bel>>re for* Baltimore.
Spoke in the river Thames, ship Horrizon,
•Vora Alexandria for Lojidon. In lat. 47,
II. long, 36, 10, spoke ship Honestus,
Clarke- uf Newbedford Irom Virginia for
London. Toe ship Henry, Merrihew, of
Ne \ Ledford, 21 days'fte-m New York for
1 verpool—lost bowsprit, sprung fore--uast,
topmast and t pgallant-mast—the Alexan-
der sunk—crew saved.
T ne ship Factor, Reynolds, of Providence,
"Odays from St Petersburg, hemp, iron and
-luck Left ship Indian .'hief, Lilly, to
Sail in 3 days for New-York ; ship Orion,
M'Mlillen, for do. in 2 ; and ship Concordia.
Johnson, for do. and several others, some
t' which had just arrived. Sailed in co.
ip Fariner, Blunt, of Kittera, for Charles-
ton, and parted from her s,ug. 29, off the
Naize. Sept. 27, lat. 41, 4&, long. 46, 30,
spoke ship Independence, i3 days from N.
York, for Liverpool. October 4, lat. 40,
29 long. 60. spoke ship -----, Thompson
14 days from New York for Teneriffe.
The brig Trimmer, M'Cullen, .4 days
from Point Petve, Quad, sugar, cofhe and
cotton. Left there Ann, Montserrat, Bal-
timore ; Amazon, Phillips, ditto, in S ;
Federal George, ditto.
The brig Sarah-Ann, M'Connehey, 16
days from St. Croix, rura, sugar, cocoa and
hides.
The brig Henry and Isabella, Highly, 18
days from St. Bartholomews, sugar and rum.
The brig Polly, Jenkins, 30 days from
Santa Cruz, T.-neriffe, wine. The schoo-
ner Freemason, of New-York, was picked
up on tl»e coast of Barbary, a long way to
leeward of the Canaries,- captain and mate
dead.
^^^^^^ The brig Amazon, Sage, o'f Middletown,
It we (Jiq 1101. st.. ..„—r— __ _ 19. days from -Dominique, rum and ballast.
Jay, one \>. ould be astonished, .that any na- 1 The brig Peggy, Teubner, from Guada-
feioa could haw the imuu4cuee to make ' loupe, and -24 days from Antigua, were she -^n^ ^BarDado's^
PHILADELPHIA, October 20.
No arrivals at this port yesterday.
Cleared, brig Sea Nymph, Whelan, Her
tnuda ; Nancy, Bingham, Kingston, Jam.
schooner Brutus, Marti t, Laguua ; Three
Friends, Ray, St. Augustine,
We are much gratified to hear that the
emperor of all the Russias, has presented to
Peter Dobell, esq. of Canton, formerly oi
Piiiladslphia, an elegant casket, containing
a diamond ring, of immense value, as an
acknowledgment for services and civilities
rendered by Mr. Dobtll to a Russian chcum-
navlgator, who put into Canton.
This magnificent testimony of royal be-
neficence, is now in the possession of a
gentleman of this city
Listof shipping in the pert:/ Philadelphia.
60 ship.-. 51 brigs, 59 schooners, 90
si > ips, 13 ships on the stocks.
Extract of a letter just received from a gen-
tleman in Lancaster, dated Oct. l"]th.
" We, as well as our goodh-iends in the
city have obtained agloricu- triumph o ei
the Jacob,ns. Although our election wis
much smaller than last year'.,, our majority
is upwards of 500- In York, the Consti-
tutionalists have succeeded by a majority of
ab un (>oo ; and the senat r for that d,strict
will be in by « majority of at lear* Soo.—
In Berks too, we have been soccessiull,
notwithstanding there were three tickets.—
The people are begming to see through the
designs of the Uuane-iles and Bmns. Toe
leader ot the one has already tauen ; and.
be assured, the other will soon iol.ow."
Tne late election in this district lias pro
duced more mortification to the jacobin-.
than'we have ever known betore. They
are humbled-. But. ss was .-xoi-cu-d, tnej
iind fault with the citizens for voting so ge
nerally.
The endeavors of gebd men in a goot
cause, have Qroduced a happy if ct Tin
friends of the con'atitutioi, iy pu.i uing rhi
general interest, ha--' si cared their own
rights It is their .duty to maintain the.-...
and respect the rights of others.
While the parry defeated, attribute it t¦•
the unp >pula; ily at one of th. ir Candida s
we believe it to have bec-n produced from
that and other causes. The subversion y
every principle of jostici- ar.d rigm, was at
tempted, by the nomination of their candi
date for senator r_Do-ine.] The puVitic voicv
was heard He lespected. v majority of l24o hat the drawing will be conipleted in about
12 weeks.
TI K&TS, at the original price of TEN
DOLLARS, and SM \UES at a triHinff ad-
ir-.i , ma) be had of the Subscribers, ton-
. t a:tors for t-tfifhtxting, and Agents for the
i Sale, of Tick ir.
SAMUiiX VINCENT
44- North Gay-street;.
COLE & 1 BONSAI,,
J74, Market-street.
GEO. DOBBIN & &IUKPUV,
Near Centre Market.
TAKE NOTICE.
The price of tickets will be advanced to
ten dollars and fifty cents, and shares in the
s:".ne proportion, 011 Monday, the 9ih uf the
next 11 o "li, .nd fun! er advanced to 1 i collars
on the ¦»- o -J 01 D-cembBr vanii o- the day
d'theconim.-nceii entoftlie drawing, the 31st,
to eleven dollars and Cory cents
October 21. ' » d4teot9tbN '
Richard Appleton,
WIG H? O&VAtoENT**. HHR MAKES,
No 53, Mawkijt-s 1 reet.
Bespectfully informs tht Ladies iif tlas ci/v, aid
tfivie of the country, thai he Ih.s rece/ie./ by
the G:< be, fr. ni London,
, Fashionable Frizttts ; lonsrand cm-led Hair
f v Brails, Wijr,s, ar.d F,azetts ; SaponceoiiS,
U- s , Cre"tm, Italian, Jegsaoiine, Violet,Palm*
Chymical, '¦¦•rblcB.mi Windsor Soap ; Gov-
l.-nd's L, -tion ; .Vlbk of Roses ; Lip Salve ;.
Pe rl Powders Court Plaister; roo'.h Powdi-r;,
Toolh, Hair, and Nail Brushes ; Powder
Putti ; Powder B -v.-.-; Tor oise Shell, Dress-
ing and Small 'tooth Combs ; Hair N Us s
Double Pins ; Scissars ; Silver Thimbles, etc.
Hard!.am's firs' quality Rappee Snuft' No 9,
. i . halfposnd canasters ;. Loirisard's and Ma-
co'.kuu's Rappee, in half pound bottles ; Ton-
kay and Vanilla Beans, etc.
October 21 eol2t
John Keener,
No- 8, Water street,-
Has imported in the Alexander, capt. Lane^
:.n assortment of
Duck guns, Holster Pis'
Dirks, gun Locks', cjr'r
^^^^m eo!2t
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typovt ; brie. Economy, Smith, Providence ; j There couiu w u» ^,...~. _
schs. Mason's Daughter, Willet, Beverly ; in such a MtuaMon. The man wasuaie.tion-
'"' ~ "'tv Point • Patsev, Skin- ! ed if uv had *°> lllesal 'mtrcour3e' contrary
ty roini, rai»ey, OKin- \%(j Uk, pre;:(| ,i;,s pro(jamatio.i, with the
British aimed t>Uij) i Tbie rerali' bv nude w*s,
©ctober 21J______________________________
"Xgio
Wasbrouehtft-om W betstofle point on Won-
Waslvou h|4 fa
^d^'dbeownei-msyhaveitonawmc^e,
.,i;s.l,11P|R.>bii..oii, North Howard-^"*•
Oct Jl. _____^_
"~ISrCook Wanted.
One that c.m pn.ui.ee a s:,l,stac.ory r^om-
m<5T,d»tien, may hear pi a situation, by apply-
ing at this (dice. d6l.
October 15. _______—————------
Inlward Johnson & Co» .
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