text: \ .sssi. , - '— — z— \ — . DIOUS WHLCI. . ad * . ,. . _ ? si __ ' . *-_- n... " ' \ .0si_- . si. !. .. 4 Lsi ss-- . , \ ' . _\ si .. . si _ .. , ,. - . . ctss _ ., , sieq— .," -*_<-—-si _.'*_. .... .q, . :; 'ﬂ '_- FROM THE" BosisToN PJILLADIUI-Lsi — 4" '" - HESSRS. smfssrossns, _ _ _ .- - ; , , . l'nc imctwwmg Extrsiacis ?re frdm.a"*?sil)ssjs'ctss-_ quisz'ciau on Gavernmcm'azzd Liberty,"siby dZdssam; jcnyus, a .ssgsy ZPNSMFY hue; iPSC— ' Wcctzctwsiall maintain that. me fedctacthbgs, xvhofard to the: deffiuqratspniy assi14 to 162, ought to be pcxmmcd to a. muse ;bcsjasc'lvcsism anyinuocsiyn; audssissxarm. less manner. it certainly Ludry hsiurmless, because whhouc aby 'ctcﬀc.ct,ss_FO "taughpad ssmakc Spurc uf' shcss will;: of our sipolmicactl foois. The dull dohsimadsis, lhc crossq ca ss'la us she dunþcraxa, 'arsicsspwuf to it;; me of w-tsi, and the: 'avchnqefsssatisirc ; . sey , and an azac'mpc (o reiorm- them by udncul; ss si is "to "cut b!0cks.si wnh—a_razor." The . c'rsixbis g. ,) 'priacipics-asjuise as an cially asxhc) req be' fairiy stuxed, to be sefmcsisii.ct "pleasure dcr andsixhg To: 11 in! reasoning, tracts,wlll'amply rcwar contained in the ensumg up (I she pasims of true: _ THE EXTRACTS. T'P soimaay ub'siurd princxplcs. concern; Tng' government and liberty, have of late been dmscmmazcd whh unusual induury ;. Sxsicthievoua, ay in. consismm Wizh comsim-sictm sense as wish an human socieiy; chac it seems necessary shut they should not pass quite uu'isizoticcd, cape uire coming more than to " Ftrst, theu—Thm all men are, born &. qual; by. whichproposuion, If it is only meant, that c.}! men fire equally born, that iS. (ba: our. man is ass much born as tum. ther, 1 shqil not dispuzc sins lrmh : but an zelsiyss o'her sense it is entirely War; far we daily see. ma: some: ar am] hc-ctfikhy bodies, and some wi-sih {fames distoned, and iii.}:d with me mosx dkplor. able digfazsscrss some with m'mds fraug'm 'ilb :h'ss: sccds of wizsidom and geniuz, o- ' them with ('nnsc of ulctiniism m.} madness; some, " by the laws and consziwuons of their cmwniss," are born Lo she inhcrsiu mace of aﬄsizsi-tm fortunes and disungui fixed A __ ,. _ __ si _ : born with beauzitul - 'zved from the: wit, zhchumsior, ss xs, if not che aubsiuaoce, of log- ss hsimors; OkhLZ'S, manie or powusi-muuxss and obscurizy. How these can be said to be born equal, ! cannot comprchend. it by sithis propositiou is to be unclersxiood, thin, at the lime of their birth, aiisi znsicnsi are possessed of an equai share of power, wealth, wisdom and virtue ; ivhcn ibsyctaic equally incapable of possessmg any; this would be no lass ridiculous, than to aeecrt that ail men are born wi h rcsscah ohhc sa'mctc lengih, when none of them are burn mm any teeth at all; But, sopposing thsy wczje all horn equal, would this prove, What is always intended to be proved by it, that they ought always to continue so? Orsic-ssm any argument bc drawnssfrom thence, a gainst their {more inequality and jsubordi. nation ? Must no man pmume .tob: six feet high; because perhaps he was born - of the same size: as auo'bzr, whdis now. A But four? Must no nation assume power over another, because they were born equal, that is, because at their birth they were both incapable of exercising any power whatever? Thus, we see this night, drawn from the supposed natural quality of mankind; by which all persons and principles are threatened to be overthrown, is entirely false, and if true, is nothing to the purposes for which it has been so often and so pompously introduced. Secondly—That men are born free. This is so far from being true, that the first infringement of this liberty is being born at all; which is imposed upon them without their consent, because either by them receives or their representatives; and it may easily be shown, that man, by the constitution of his nature, never subsists a free and independent being, from the first to the last moment of his existence on this terrestrial globe: where, during the first nine months of his existence, he is confined. Ed in a dark and sultry prison, debarred from light and air, till, at length, by an ubi corpus, brought by the hand of some kind delivered, he is set at liberty; but what kind of liberty does he then enjoy? He is bound hand and foot, and fed upon bread and water, for as long a period; no sooner is he unbound, that he hesitates so hard an use of his liberty, that it becomes necessary that he should be placed in a state of the deepest discipline, first under a nurse, and then a schoolmaster, both equally privates in their several departments; by whom he is again confined without last year, condemned without a jury, and whipped without mercy. In this state of slavery he continues many years, and at the expiration of it, he is obliged to commence an involuntary subject of some civil government; to whose authority he must submit, however ingeniously he may dispute her right, or be justly hanged for disobedience to her laws. And this is the sum total of human liberty. As that is the most serious argument in the present life, to sit. Perhaps it may be said, that all this may be ingenious, ridiculous, and not serious argument; but which I reply, men that can be considered. Because it is denied from the works, and the will of our Creator; and evidently shows, that man was chosen. Signified by him to be an independent and sovereign being, but to be stained up in a state of subordination and government, and to be stained up in a state of subordination and government, and, if it was not, a reflection too serious, should add, that, in the numerous catalogue of human virtues, there is none, which so completely disqualifies him from being a member of that celestial community, as a sacrifice and turbulency disposition, and an impulsive conduct of conduct; which frequently assumes the honorable title of the love of liberty. Thirdly; That all government is derived from the people. This is another fallacious proposition which in one sense is true, which wishes regard to the principles so established upon, entirely false. le is nue, indeed, thac-a_ll government 15 80 farctdcrivcd from the: people, that there could bcsino government if there: were no people to be governed: if there were no a-xbjccts there cou2d be no kings. nor par liamems if (her: were no consiitucms. nor shepherdq if xhcrc werc'no sheep; but the infcnence usuaﬂy drawn from 2th propo sisitisi'zn is Ulkei'lsssir' false, which is, that bass cause aFI government is derived from the people, the people have a right to resume it, and administcr u Lhcsnsclvcs. whenever - thesiy please. But whatever claim the) maȝsi' Have to this right, the exercise of it is impracticabh, from the very nature of government , .or all govcmmcm must con sistsiofth'c gsiovunors and the governed; is the people at large: asirc the governms, "where shall we be: abie: to find the govern ed? Allgovectrnmcm is power, with which some are intrusted, m concroul thc ac (inns of n'hcrs ; but how issi it possibw am: eve my man shoulr ] have?. ..pnwer to my rsiul . she acvions QC everv man? shrs uou} ! bss. a form cfgov-cmmctcnfsi which we have: heard sojmﬄimzzs recomsncndc'f as the mnst per sect, in uh: ch all are Lss'OVﬂﬂcl by sl'; 'that 15, in old: r wor 15. where.- there 25 :: : govemmmt acail. I sgac. ewnh these pre tended patri-si-js, that the: pc-nzzic in every eszunuy have a ::gin to resm mzmiiu—se grievancez and oppct'cssimxs to ch-ctmsss: lsimis govez'mrz, and even then- cc, Mrs: ?exzisszsisizsi, on great and exwaordinsry occasmns;-—. wiv- m er ih<y groan under the red of t). ranny they havss & right to shalt: it oﬀ, and form & conszisiiution more pmduusich us Bi brrty. But we shall not ngr te so Wislctl m ow u'cfimtion of that impmtan: and xx.-... az'sizssfi (! term * she pecplect , by- ztblcizi ' wosi'sisild be understood to mean the whole bruiy us & nation. advasesid and dlrctsith by m-ss- mo'st respectabic members of .t5 who are poszcsscd- us rank. property, wsssilum am,} experience : Butwsinu arc: {hose m tim, ccsszunuy whom our mo-iem xlzm- 4; ,_;::-:a dietiszgufsh by this name, and wet rh-h {his zupz'effic zfzsi—mssimosif No: the: tops. zems-fire's {this very peopi .c in pnriizsitmss :: assssmhch, * um. xhct: pasmtsis as 'he 63: n' l' th... sagzs at the Baw, or she ma; sir : who & e gu-zrdzsi us of the pubhc ss-ic ;. ; not the possessors of lasded pmchy. 'ii— siopuiem stockholdcr, or the wealth? mer chant. These are ail represented 99. is-ctrlsi of miniatcra, knew of slauesy, uctmctss-si-J 30 a conspiracy to des'zmy their cmmin um? ruin ihemsf-lves. * the.} pomt nu: to us. in defer ders of our liberfie, and ;"- si ; :c.: 1 ? but thoxe wha havethesie ssi-ivca nsisi "sch-si-r; no public spirit, but in !:'*.' garresiesi us Gsssik-D street: n') resurmaucton, 'osiu. tmm ths: pur sicus of StsiGiim's; lzuz' on;: S ;}na or Ly cursigus, but who is to mnergc from the , t'm mines us Coynwall, or the: coal ui a of Nssewcastlc " —-*ed-:—:r_-:-52-—— siCTOl—ssi 1 IN () :Lu .6RIA. Ol[I(.lAL ACCOCLL']. BRITISHARIIITIN C'ALABRIA. Massmm—ffiz/y 5 —-VVc have learnt by 'the British sleep of war the Brittcm, Cum mandcd by capcain Down. che happy manl ligcnce of tho landing of the: B-uiqh army .onzhc' lstins'sam, und. r :he orders of Ma 'or GeneralSir—z— Swath. in (he: gusiphsi of St. Eupbcm_ia,ss wmss'siou: any loss on our. side. This sloopsi has brought with her a namber of French priznners We have re ceived the soliowing paniculazs as the land ing: HEAD QUARTERS. NICASTRO, —3'd July, 1805. " The armvland- -d wiihom ezpposilion, on the 13: instaot in the mornimr. The advanced guard. coosiztipg of three com panies of light inlamrsiz. and some grena Ldiers, ger; gem {ommd xo xcconssnoirre a I , thick wood thou a inch and act half from -thc shþke, where; xh'cy fc'ungl-absioutkou: sibuodrcd French who wert: pursued and dispcrud by our-(roups and about halfe} thhctm ' taken prisoners. Th'si'Y-sisi lose about sortyin Lillcd and wounchC Our only "loss in one scrjcanc ohhe': 58\h rsicgimenc, wounded. [: is probable the army wzll advance this evening to attack .zhe- enemy. " The p'easanzs ﬂock in crowds to our army. Three thousand brave Calabriam " leasc have joined us. Their number incrcaSus every moment. The cnemycls rclrcaqu It si is supposed for the purpose of concentral. ing thrir troopsss _ " The conduct ofube pezsalus cs Nin— caatro is worthy of being made: public.— Asccr having. suppliedthe army with pro. visions, they refused to receive any pay men; for them, observing that as the English came to rescue them from the tyranny of the French, by whom they had been short time before robbed of their property, it was then wish that the army who came to their assistance should be supported with a pan of their plentiful harvest. His excellence general Szuxt sent to the government at last attempted in vain to prevail upon them to take payment for their provisions, and it was wish difficulty that he could prevail upon them to take receipts for the necessaries which they had supplied. "No longer can equal me command which she Calabria received their deliverance, and the zeal with which they pressed forward to offer not only their service, but their lives, to secure the kingdom of their well-beloved and lawful sovereign Ferdinand and the crown. No longer but red cockades are seen in the hands of the peasants. "Immediately after the leading of the French army, general Szuxt, submitted a proclamation, inviting the Italians to shake off the French. He made them that the squadron of Z'ordinanzl's fleet." was again displavcd on their blwrcs ' .'hsic ' mnhirg was required uf (hsssi- m buc accom— m-zcln .su ; that (;u cumribn iou would be m-mﬂudcd; ihrsl aZl [sizssctssvsisious su-gzsisi-lsicd aboufd ba: signecmziiy paid h'r; that it;}; chuussd rccci.c xzsi'zns and mnmunctzﬂon far that me u-sifsinw; that their ].st and csszscoms zh—ix'siiisii 'zc ;;u-siimaincd; lhcir Win gssuu'aﬂd Come,}.c wurship she u!d be he; !; i'tsizd r.:ssssfssi n—apccssi-zl ; and shut mogsi who ss nﬂgsin hart: e-rzcd, 0' have been :csi'ucul by, me govss. - .:"0: 3: et we uz' urptr siz-ct—zz'vd un drincriug up (heir arms, be pan: lum") and proceczcd. " Seversil transpzms wi'h Frenci ;:x'i sosissc: 8, amvcd )caicrs; ay Horn 'hc gulpa 0! 5 .I* prhcm 11, uhissh. :- ;cr hzsi- v.; " land ed ahc prisoners. sazlz- (] ag.—.iu ixstamly w'nh reisiiorcsivsi-cms for lb.: sinmy." sifssP—r: shHfct'xvir-g Icctcr was also received on fss'si'cduezzb3' nmrning from rem- admiral air Sidncy S.n}zh: "" (Tzsssfsi-Zssss-ssssct' siz'. :zasi/zterz-,J !ts'si/ 'I, HC—d. : have -ssisien :his konrcss, having acflstckvd ;, hv sca. as it was too perpendi si-ctzsssiss. un !hc laud side. and C'mceqnquy' 30 .w. xx.-sail;, lhc i'ecuciz, lus ing uncsi ws". 'siv-zisi had 51 d-ifizuix w rc: ;;kc izct 'l'tu: :.k'tsici)iUOdL-\1!Ch hcta been um} :: ;;153 ::f sctct muzc aiways be agre'tcri ; but it izzct-n 5 msi- ende ei' tizceucm; : umonu r.:sr-ur pcn- ( H: received .- zcyau 'n. 'shc xv.-o (iixiviuns .. :.LZZU am} Camsi ] hue ).hsved cxzrc sm 1 Well. ): gh: cassmun sptkcd, W'sszmczl-i siﬄ-ssss and four m.:zd er} p: isoncrs, .,rsi. 12? ;;5 si;_4 . _ .si_.-w-M---_——— ._ - .*——.— am} ;emmunisicn sui'ZssiHJssH-us m c-zssszb-fic tit-zsi brave anizjrcuufhizfiz-siiiws mzctj-sifoly to simmss thsmsi-silvcs and (a {oilow am thus .ucsiccaz. I:": !hz ?anbtcs and xizzf fruit of t'm- ;:CZZ-n: Of Z'T'SWHPM- hsswc lffissssrnt wth much ;=.i, ; (!sfctczmu sz- z ths; L-ct-giusiz arm) up;:roacnsizzs Nzcasizro. O'J' pmchc'.) er :: g-md on c'scss ry side. Th': arm)" landctctd umjt'r fizr prsi) tectinn of ;- isifsi-gazc. at the: same new: ;huc Wx: waste fukiug Aman'ca. \Vc have ssisisirc'ed alxrm sihz-uugn a Considcrublc pctm of the: c'oezst. (Slgncd) VV. SIDNEY Saw: H." si— -—-—=—— -.nu -. cwmmw: wwm—nsnumn iv- -*'.7 Y-PH-Msi "'I—m ""I-d— URPRISED to see a resolution of the S 'I'rmtces of the Alexandria AczuL-ctuy pxsszblisi'sied in the Alexandria Adver iser ci' ;;cs temay, I therefore request the opinion of tho pubiic xmssy 'uc suspcndcd, until I have an up-ss pox-tusisiity to publish a fair statement of the z-i- ss gin of this business. _ Wllham Rexly. October 30. TossRENT, TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE,si on the south side of King, between" W ashington and St. Asaph strcots, and near -si ly opposite James Bacon's storsic. Imnzediate i Possession will be given. The rcntsircquircd {15 forty [zounds & year.-—Apply (to Mr. John Tucker. - Stcphesin Cookc. Qctober 16, ' Lss - siss eoZtfissclawZvss \ ( 4 I ." si' 'ss ," . mﬂz-rsi m . --"'-'ss 'du-ss si Wsi ctwzsssisisssifsiflsi jvv BY THlS DAYIctS Mrs]? \ ' NEVV YORK; Ocmbchfi LATEST FOREIGN NF-WJ . The arrival "of the 5th Protecziou him bled 115 to lay hciorcsh. ) . . 'TrcadCsS o: ss filercantzle Azlsiver'tzser uus dey she h-ss . European lmsisihigmce fh" has been. ccivcd upon m: Amerlcan Coutinem. 'Our papcrs'arc to the evening (,sssicct' of Scplambt r. .] hty are psjsisizpauygss cupicd with (lc'tazis rcs ' tion of Mr. Fuz. He wassuu Octsiss tenth that hzs life Was dispazudts; & our vesbul accoums from Lo,,ss that he_ dwd on she suHuwjssg .— pcc'lmg shsi: s}:— IUU &; . , Lorszox Zeptembcr 10 Przce of Stocks thsszs day at one J'Clfic'. 3 par ccm. Conscls 63 5-8; 05); 8 1-4.- ' sict A mornirssg paper ypeterclay siﬂsiunvf that before [us shcccs went out turne wss' Mr. Fux wruid perhaps be no more : 'she wxifcr having declactch :hctsi'. :}zis .Sc'z ment was extgrtcd from him be asczzccti duty, it was of course interprsi-zcd ;) fsi most unsavcrctxblc sonsc, arm ss ss read and bclzxvcd the parazpaph, wsisi,j,_;siss ] ed Mr. Fex actually dmd sit '.'1c maw; This was an cxaggcrztcd acccrcctz us;! a ted: no nmicc c-f'uss, hut stated m: -va;". (acts of his being in a very last.' act! si: bauseed S'atc. 'i'hc staccxmecturc ?sizowc'u alluded m LOfsis-n got abrunzictaxsiltsict: vas aghznesii during the wazo'fc du, rcpczrls oisscthis actual chjsst, si' , ia'sidegz'ces of ctonfidczcc. !: ches: that psssss-b-bly iaducr'i c.: n'as}: print to make : Gcc-Hd ch-z si; ctt & J'lfJC staxizg fine arrival us a nsic mn'ssr husi Chiqwick, anuouncin- i.!zsisi. siirsi'x'ux dr. parted this I {a :a che: singen r.}. 'A '. quire.. \ {hoac KQ, Hod —- -*". "'—-** si—***"*** Kni U-ss' __.-_.-__..—._ _-.- ...Wct ! !i'ssl': .:fisisi-C-ct'isin z-j P-sircxsisi: :-ct..*- ; si out vrrct-ctpruisubic. An us.;ct— czsi .. 5 wch wench :si-sizsih mean in ssxss l'ssuzsiuurr ; 'sfn-ct f:-ss-2$u:vi:z;_; :xcsizu:..z va.: 'Jsict'sizsi .vzri 7: ct found -c.-iz.-:_'J-_zsi correct: ; Ziz'. l'si-zsis -'st<-.>Y\sij::r tussi-T: ::31'Jzzfsi;.ss;r..f.>s ' turn on tisisizuji _\' ssiscni- xv.} xx.-; i'ss'sisi'. ct... ? ri-ss-fsss appocnrcaam n' -e zzsicrtz'ssss-ss-wctsil k'ss : his friends. Among ritz-sissc 'rsi': the [Lan 5 of the duke of ])ez'ssiniizisic._"-: sum Whonw .} !"u f', of which Li': si7 &: copy, ws; received 3: (::1 ;ct-si-zsisi-sisia )"nir day. ,. D " Clzissiwick 9 osicl-s-cfi, TZZCfsi'Ifsslssct' " Dr. has the honor Lo sil-ict." c- sir. , that M r. Fox, was is;;csicthsi silnct cczday, rcmasuddcn as: gan c.;jfw-s wczkazu which um: c-si' zu '.-'..; !};ssi'ct-si-vi and cummu-sid ;hu whole c-s'azsi'm si'ay. {u tssi night he xv.-13 samsi-z-ssLct: FJsiL-f. ;ssnsiibz mar: {ulcz'uL-Jy gous] us;. in :ct-ssq'. liﬄ' ;islzsirm: face;}: in the ufgsiss-I- w} " Pfi'ﬀ * 1 - ' ,.. .i ? , wan {us p'um unsisisim- l-ss * ( S'chsi'sszb'. li..- si-sisi'si—J 'ss'Y-rss'si *. J , - " _ _ _. ,ctvsi si. ed, -'WP.cD-'_'-"'.r th: b.'5'si'--hu in, .5 . , - _o ,' ,:,.',. shuam but ksictu ure,, sizv h-ct mmgsictsirss \- O: ] l. ., .. p 4 0' ;) !y x-zsin..cu m sinss .:mcct. 'l " ' . ,.- . .; , l )' ss-sisi'c 2..<3\:-' insit mo:}! .:bedﬂ 4, ssssilllj , . . :.sisi .. .- \-.\ ,o,-*v\1,f ;:u'sinznzxc, nue :siccss-ctd l.: .os-ct usiw ,, ' s . sict, -3 Zﬂjﬂwsi :}J\ ,. .2' 1 " ' _ an)- (".-F.:e' m x'msisia ought sio " : si ' " ' I ! _ ,, ,..si the. hin- z'sicpozzs 02 Mr. l'ctsikss. 3<1..zsiL-Lsiss--{ Ycss'si'sisssisi'U' lilfzrtﬂsizg. At sun:: u'csusict: :' th: ..sicnmfzu 'z'e; 'njfj lursh-sizs i.;smnsiio' :};cts11.:'.\'<:z-1i11'.si:4':issc, A ,,1;3_;.r.,si:r xx.:s'ct' (! 't ii.}! f)-';'.ct..' ai his hass'us}; 'zss. Szsi'xynss. sisi'sisssisi UH-Eﬄfi {Us war: ::raifiz-z '-.'.'.'.*.*.*.*:*si'si in hisisi LctSZ- As: account. v'zct, 29 (si). f'ulfsif scieivefssi. staziug that he WH t;.s.si*..1:\'--'r, 3" .}fsiskf. Vfsss'z You", l.,si-a <.-)-si;-;;:)5esi;d. S—hsi. ' r-r'ctsstzsrrs of izsii- sificath Wcsic reass c:::;56d cundzf-s-uce, by m.: zjszurssss—uh _'- ct xsizsicsssisizicus, asisi'f .hc desigfzmg. I;]: si xfs: 'z'sis dead". zizssss; wate, I:!jcc-LY, ' '* ss sihcy onlj' citifcrc-l in the time. SJ'H f siH \*)--si5si{ {Have a; five in the: msssisirnlr;.osisi15s ; iil ic-f- At =.i4ht o'nlodez, hwwex-cr. ss ZCZZJ-ss. (Life!) (sisihssZVsile, &UVCU -_,'*c!si;ksimfflf :vzhiz'g. of-whi521ghcfg'sijﬄ-ct'mrctrjzuþizss)? \ '-'-'-'-sii received by one of 13}; ;usJCshsict-si {zicmj-sincown: , " 33 r. For. is still ver? ill, b'si his pu-if !s razizcr sxrongcr than ycztcrday- " " D. CLTNE. ; waifhsranding these repeacsisid ;assb'ssss; anccsi of his being snll alive, the r xmos hzs deaah had no: ccaucd the whole es!" tcrd-tv and last night. LordRo'ocrtct SPFsi: ecr Zcft town m; seven o'clock last evcsisictf for Chiswick ; lord Holland and visCou'ss'ct' ss Howick Were also there, and propoze' si 'remzzia during the night. Mr, Shesl 3* came to towz in xhe morning, and ( ; rcmisiniug in his coquiries during zheisict ﬀ At CYCVcn o'elock las: night he motlsiss." , . 15 sssivonshlrc house, and from thence co 'ss s wick, from which place he returne :} si, ? o'clock this morning. These ptoo ! 0 :: 1 ;. miss.} venzl- * ;]!le ,: i attachmcnt of Ms- Fo" fficmsi' sih'ctdwsic . . ' . , r ! nmmment danger m which they cow ed: i him. During the early part of Yct 35. 51: Francis Vinceoc, Mr- FW 5 m" '. 