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'ss-ctctﬀ-Fd asi-zzss ct'siAsiU'RLLIUS .;NossLLssx-ct _ z— Lsisi, ctssBE Cctffiistissanss ss ruligicixgsi 'nasi's-ct been held by si me 5£'-owf=,prumiþem' polititisiaixs, znssot only , ' -:. sisi ngiccessZzt-y' tQssthe'happ-Znsiessis apdctzwej'l bÞ-si" ,sisi __ Tctsbmety, but as encttirsictciysi cierogatory to si .- _ sid—Tstylctoisssimzm-siact so'rt "of ;:rsicstcraft, ,' siss' sisictgesdff ossnljzss mﬂ keep the slaves' of the _ss ctsiss'ctsisisssi Fsimsitrrdc-r.- The'mþst iuminous pro _ _si ; si-ss.si*'-ctsi5sit'lL--(if "this demoriﬂizingsi .(LOgYnsia is the . .}ms-joSt-ssresstix dfr'om an Make-si! sta ' sisisssictssct man tsivho of all Others in the socie alighqsit} d'have heed sithe: last; from his eke; ss si'si-ed'Jstsimwn, bcsicting thesigumsidian oi'thqpube Mppiizessi55-zhis atJ'aLlCCd age and he. ta ;?sssif IsiEB'ZssS-Lsi to hid"- cot'mtenztnced, \or rather pro .%I_sssictctsi,si,ﬂg$ch ?thffingsi; so much at vfa'rianceþsivss'ith ;};'þiSZhfiTnhappincss,sssiwith the; happiness of thess Chmufi'nmitlon whom he governed, and ,sswahsiLadUL dischZYg-cofctthe duties 'of his Qf sissct—ct'sificesi- - With this great e'xamplv of infiskzsity _sissssbesOresi him, - every conccitcd coxc onssb '- ' _:.WhO-has courage enough to avow Zzixnsclisian " Athesisizssssit or a DCZSZ, and eﬄontcsiry enough to si_$p0!*t the,.(fid hucknicd and long since ex— _. loded arguments in szwor of it, tle-cuts him— sss'eHct—a thlasastfiersi," & ngisfatcr, entitled to ., _tsssifitzsi hbficssonfidtznc'e, and well wished to ctssct sikakiissssizpon himself the ;uduous tassik of mak sizctsi-_ising_lawsss{q_rsithsie regulzttion of. morals, of life, liberty þndpropmty, the dearest right?— of ,. his fellow citizcns. 7 It is not ungsnal to find ss'\'_ct mnonssgjt suC'n mensi a prcscrmtess given to all -_;ﬀctsithesi wild excuse-s of scnsuu'si indulgence, to si'sifsiss'siss'sﬀsilelzctrofefision of the 11]in principle-:. of the "signes-e]; 'aPssd him who shdukl prefer & rCsort ;toftbc'chm'cfi, the house csionsecmced to the Wrshipctos the Author of his. Bcing, to that .jct' of;-the, siihc—zatre, or any other place" of scnsual ctct-si.ss_ss—_amd$exsinent, r.}sidicukd for his enthuLsi-ctxszn or 5' _þigotqf- ,.[nfatuate'd men! are you scu ss'sisii by.—your licentious rid-icxctxlt- of the si 'f'ss'si': " si - *' Hsi -- " ..a cfizlmliusm.-sidsisinnd ;sssissssj.fsi;t_hct--'sisiss nnglsshg it mto {oncempg you are. Wenschbaum's commission, the power of CORSCIL'S CIRCULATION over men, undermining the strongest pillars of human society, striking a mortal blow at public order and public happiness—for on the other side and on the practice of the principle, the people, in the blessings of an oath, and the courts of justice would cease to exist, controversies between man and man are not to be decided, nor the liberty or property be safe. You who deny the truth of the gospel, and it is to be feared there are too many of all ranks of this description, because you choose to shut your eyes against the most dazzling lights, your ears against the most persuasive eloquence, are acting a part perhaps without seeing it, (the consequences of which cannot but be destruction to your own happiness) which sufferings you the public enemies of society. VZI'hUbe-st security we have ngainsz the coxn si pisisspn oscrimes which human laws cannot ct Wth, is'the dreadsiosztn "invisible power and sithssgse punishments which a Christian he si Have-s awsinits him hereafter ; remove this dread from the m'snds ofnten and, you break don'n all the fenccs to religion and me: ulity, " you emholden the designs of the wicked, you strengthen the hands of the nssnssin and ss_._jt:0pardise the safety of socicty: you deny the gospel, you scorn the church, you set , _ up theatre-s, and other exhibitions ofnmuse _ ment,, as better schools of morality, and ex pect mankind to act most correctly when frcesist from religious restraint—Fvain eXpec tation! contradicted by the experience of ages. lf there were no religious assem blies, nosi sacred institutions, no days-ap pointed for the worship of him to Whom all are bound to give account; were those sa cred twig;-'a? deserted, that belief discarded which some deem it all important strictly to adhere to, we should all of us degenerate into n'bnrbitrous race,ft om Whom every sort o! violence 8; extintra'ganoe might be dread F' .ivhatsi'has been said it irresistahly ; - follows as a acts-evident proPdsition, that the general weﬂare absolutelir calls aloud Upon Moiety to discountennnce such" ineli- ' gous andddeferious principles as are avow- : 'sid by our modern philosophers, osiur dais:: and Mﬀm of religimi- He who would he heal; enough to turn 'tnith or honesty into Made would be hunted at bysievery one, ndct mass-led by thchnoK-c ssattemive- to _ then- W a: ; dangerous member of ".," My it When siexpulsion, or pu- l ssss , mld-an- ..d-esi'sivhde nasty-should unite '= -—yec he, : thou-add Wmcdangcrs zss- G—ssjmdmu acts-5 of; War-(1; m! '\ n'. —-ctisisi' T' ; 'ss '.ct,' ;"—-ss--- * the truth-Of _ __ __ __ nisciepce sisor the happiness, of man, who; .ectxhibits every indieauon ofsia perverted sinn , '—.._ As . "), 3 5. sigh-5. c -. ,. Gbsisþssclt shfsssjtttuct'itctedjsshy Om fderstadingand a. depraved heart, by treat: ssingssreligion zind morals with every ;soiftssss of disxespectend levityss—siis too _\3*equentl)' s'Csi'ssll'nt-si'enancﬄsi by sQ-cietsiy—even religims 80 l l [. I e ; ways the same. ' to presume that from the progress 5 deiity in - of vice whisih We see mam ci'e'tiessi—ushered into oﬂiccs- Of high sircspon-si 'siþilitv; actndintrusted with the momentous aﬀairsct of state—with the fortunes, the hap pi-ness, and'the destinies of his country The history of all nationssibear- ample testimony to the fact, that the progress 0 vice has ever beencontemporaneOUQ With the progress of infidelity—the nature of than andsshis pssredisPQSitiossrssi to ssevil being al It is then no them motiye of infi— Virginia- has resulted that progi Lss 'tested uphn the i public recordsfivss To make religion'be re sispected bv its votaries it has ever bem vﬄv_————-—_———_4 -\ vm. deemed indispectnsnble that the sovereign au thority should set the example, otherwise, that which the sovereign powcr,' the guar dians of the public happiness, 'disregards, will be vie'wed by individuals as of no im portance. In Virginia, as has been before observed, the legislative acts have been m _ ther against "religion, hence it may he fairly concluded that in the General A-s-scmbictz/ infi delity and its ('ossnzsiempcvaries, z'm-gsirwsssirass-sisi: and. z'zgjustz'ce have been predominant ; ;.nsi: to this plain syllogism may be attrihutu! the "extraordinary int'si'rferen'ee with private tights and indit'idttul contracts to be found in the late law respecting judgments and CXCCUtlt'f'sixs, the impolicy and inctittsti-sifc; of \\ hirh {yell be hereafter considen-d. si ' AURELIUS. Fcziijbx, .rUarc/z, 1809. NOTE.—Letters from late statements of the committee on the distribution of the number of Criminals received from all parts of the state at the Fenianty, for the last eight years, their numbers have increased in ratio of nearly 3 to 1. Exhibiting a progress of vice-bearing no parallel to the progress of population, and which must be ascribed to a different cause. AFFECTED AS THE UNITED STATES. FEBRUARY 24. DEBATE ON "1 nr. nnW' DUTY BILL" Mr. LLOYD's SPEECH. [TO BE CONTINUED.] By an article of five millions of dollars, a year, and then states, [in.] having paid thirty-three millions of dollars of the public debt, we have relieved ourselves thereby, from the payment of an annual interest of two millions of dollars. And says, "These two items together rank seven millions of dollars will operate in effect for any purposes now required, as so much received. But we have other resources, the laws of the last session authorize the sale of sugar, coffee, teas, pepper, and certain wines to be deposited in the public stores, until wanted for exportation. Those articles will now be required for consumption, and presuming that as much thereof will be consumed as in former years, we may fairly count on the following duties being collected - 10 wit: on sugar, 5,000,000; including lands, $4,668,000. Nor is this all; it is in a well-known fact, which will not be contradicted by the gentleman from Massachusetts, that the importations from China and China, have in the present year, been equal to that of any preceding year; nor has the importation of dry goods from England, during the present year, been so much less than former years, as materially to affect the revenue." venue. On the whole, Mr. President, I believe that the receipts for the year 1809, may with safety be calculated on, as at least 12 millions of dollars, from which nothing being possible towards the principal of the public debt, we may count the actual supply as to the treasury as equal to any preceding year. Let us take a view of the customary expenditures of the government for the year, 1809: civil list, &c. including one million for new regiments $8,675,000. Its significance is... The Pennsylvania will not admit any of my calculations, he will certainly admit, that if we have fourteen millions now in the treasury at the next meeting of Congress, (in the winter session) and in case of War, is the people do consume as much as usual, ways and means will be found to introduce the articles on which the duties have heretofore been collected. Now, sir, it is clear, from these showing, even of this honorable gentleman, whose calculations are received with so much respect here, that whether there be peace, war, or embargo, our resources are yet abundant, to carry us on, at least, until next winter; made me united to meet again next three Months. i-tsissssfollowsssz' that the. present-sisstirtdigeSted pro—si"' ' ject nsitust be wot-se than use.-less. ' - Tosisiall this mass of et'ldence, against both the ctnece-ssssit ' and wide ' of las-"int this new - 3 . o duty. 'I have only to add a few observzttions to shew, that it Wsi'ili in its Operation be boch titieqtiztlctnnd unjust. - ' lt is Well knOwn that sip'essrmanent rtlnties, exctcept on their first imposition are paid by the gonsttrner; but whenever tluties are to beof short-duration, as in the present in stance,: or until the stocks-ssqf inerchztndize on hand, prctior to the assssessment of the du ty are r-gsitn oﬀ, the price does n'ot-rise in anv ratio with the duty, and that of consequence tsite whole, or part of the duty, is thus much of loss to the merchant. This in a degree cannot be avoidefl ; nor is it ever a subject of complaint, when due notice he. been given of the intention to lay the dutv. But l it it be imposecl, without nOtice, or giving time lor [n'-puration, then the interest of the march-int is sacrilicul. The basis of all t'Oll'llIlchL' is C'dlCLtiittssi-ssfn-—\\'lsitat cztlcuia tion can he ssssormcd for tltstont entt-rprizes, when the: tlzztu are 1:.t--z*3)et=_tnll_v shifting ?— Is a t'siieictctsshsiznt rests on the stuhility of the l'sitWS of the government, and s-sisizncls away his v::ssel, :siaasil "at her return iintctls anew (intt' otctjs) ptsir ecctnt intpose'sil, which from the (:sirrctnnszzmees of it the et,-usumer (loes nm pay his whole calcoiattions are de eated (in.-! In in;-::kets 'd. lous, instead. of'ctt profit for . U . ' si . , ' .4 . , his ?nidl'sinliss Comzsinsirce is, very probahiy as well ttn (let stsszotl lii lct-ZnBluml as any where. ln that country, new tiisilsiix'b on imports are' impos ('(l \\ ith great caution. Hssiieuevc—r contem {Biiilt'tl the subject is generally a long time under tzozsi.;--';;sierztti=>n ; sometimes hanging ot'er i'zotn . no St'i—sslusin t') another. The fillszid'sl')" make it & poznt frequently to con sn'zt nctnssmnitte-es ofnterehzmts, l'rom most of the principzl sea-lions in the kingdom.— The result is., th: subject is well considered _ and when the (lutits are imposed, they are ' submitted to with cordiahty and cheerlsiul si llCSS. _.-—— ! Mr. Pitt in the latter part of his life, al ways adopted this mode. He did not think it condusccnsion {o consulc merchants on sui—zjcctcts with wni-ssh they were better ac quainted. dun himseli. In the early part of his :idministisiuiion, he mshiy imposed some :siiaisi'siifffisiii and heavy dutics on im ported msi-zsirlsiinch'zze. The consequence was t-wc yew-nue diminished and smuggiing iisssicrezctsczccti. W'ith his characteresiie vigor, i}: (leL-ct'l'llfintd to stoP ii, and iincd the cozist Wiii] lie;,sisi'ctsigcrs, revenue cuuers, and ii'igates. Sun the "revenue did not increase. He con suluzd {he merchants, they told him the ar cici-sicts Were tuxed beyond. their be?-ring. He xnsi'un'uiiy rc traces} his steps and iook oﬀ the sizdsiii'ssiozml duties ; and immediately smug giing did not pay its cost—his iuggcrs, cut Leis, and i'rigzztes became usclcss,-and the revsinue advanced to its ancient standard. This is one among-many memorable in stsi-znccsss that might be adduced to show that un unwi5c itct.ig!!1*-;llC-.(i0ﬂ is Vtsil'y far ftom producing an incrsivsise of revenue. Thsssre is another ale-w of the suhject, on which I shall say :. s-_—.-..— ss.'()1".i5. This us.-w duzy wui uzzez. he :is & husim 1 to. =: (T) 10?)OiiZ* as, torsisi'staihw .' m psisimsisizi—si (untie men are not turns-: ol me zivi issfm My with which .isictiisimne men have regmd.:d the proceed ztngsi, 0: 'sihis sessiszn. I am t:>3dth::t v ithi 11 11 in an ricwsir sxiLCZ'Zl(]IJCT-i<')11 Was wi: .ss-n a bout a tozmissf it since in hsi othcz hous-si , ten cctxsinesses Stai'isit (I for (lilieient pints of the ' LI. S. it is nororious that Engss-ish and India 5>oods, an! most artieL-zs of foreigi mer ciiand Ze in the U. S. have been boug ht up by specui'ssitors. It is now i: ] me hands of & ssicw persons. By pzsi ssing 1!"is]:1w vou (: comsiz5c new impoit'ssuions, and enable the pxeseni hokcl rs to giiiil the poor, by ex t)! tm5- hi5 h p: ie< s for the ariicles they hold, swma aWidlt oi r.;umpetition in the mal ket. From-a ]! these viev's of the suh' ;sict, and from the ssi ntiments I hﬄe quoted irom the Fresident, Mr. Gaiizuin, and gen. Smich, it is up;) ': ent t! Lilt (his measure is both unne cesssisiu" s', umvise and im zoh'siic. I am unwiliing, sir, to take up the time of the Scnsue, but hnwev e1 unavailing may be the eﬂozts of my friends and mv seli, ( wish to h &: it recorded, that I we:-; neither ignora m. 01 the very injurious operation oi this uili upon my cousticuents, nor uuwuimg to endectwor to prevent it. I xhcrcfc-re ask the induigence ot the 5: nate, that the ayes and noes may be taken, when this question is decxded. - an..." man. maw Cleaning Streets. NOTICE is hereby given, That the sub scriber is authorised to rece: ve propsosais for cleaning the streets for one year. The pro posials to be no writing-, ,and sealed and hand—. ed in on or before the Ram instant. , IAMES M. McRF-A. March21.- si . ' ., - 1 A,.— BY T m; L(\;l\\(ss\ (. NEW- Y ORK , A'lU'sl (., h, Latcsist [, om sun,, In }esterda\' s (iazette, (( ,, verbal information sum-sin lum" cles (accived ilom p.(ss( "Mrs ,:sih: Bntavian, from Rochclle. ItmilI lected, that she ma le h-ss- ( ('Wpsi si'sssi above port on the night (] thcsiu, nunr}.. The (ssdisstors of the Ne, y,,,,si were ycsiﬂstﬄdu} sauncd wnh P,,',ss. , to (hsi 27t'n ol Dec. indusix, sin,,sssssissctr pfrusal of scvssal commend-(] (O,, "" recent date. The Pans papms (s; sir ;,(ss 1), ﬂ'lf: 24'Lh, 25Lh '(llld Lsith (if !)ctuﬄ-(N ,sict tain the li'th, 18'(h ((ncl 19(h bull (Lssss " gr (and army in SpniP—ulffi, ,sssssi, lctms hzning z(h*--(a(l( (((('( (] ,_(,,-sisiss' fmmc r ch'm: 1 13. \\'(- hul" (;( sim (, ) the 16sh,m (in dis-);(tv' (( :sssi'n ,LH, (:(l :(t ] hi]: (dsssisilphin. I((-si( b(-(1 (,,ct sow (the (In-. ( lust) m (( (m nc ,";,,-,ss,:sssi ment. sne lxst us (in (11 (( du ,, , (hid on '(nc: lum <>i i)((. s( ] ZYW sisi coum of the ssi(n((((w 1 01 Its.- :-s,., ,,si {manne rs. Vss' (; also und rstanc. ., {((sim (jss , (sisi, in (} e Bssctsitzu um, ((mt (he (,(( .',,,_ ,, ctss_,, gxzwd Him} in 81 (in, (u ;( (((sssiiqct ( ,sizsssi t(.( : (xsi'sisisig-(sitsi m (] pznt of (!1- (( .;(si, sisssisi , ( alsilhzruons, (na-who (u ;:(nusc ; rnnt. It was known (z'siss l-I_(:(];(H:,( _ F(—( (((ss-h arm)- madc (I'msscsi (l'ffi'inrxzcitsirfic. '(ssvl-(ctuhssnl, and sussc'rr'd si'*(1'*'(("ssiel . '. ,_. it surrcudczzssd. 'lh-ss-x- (((15 ((nuffiu- ct_ F (un-(si, we:-( cu(1(i1((.(((\ (: (( ;;(ggons ()t szck and man ((I-(: swim tum; :u. (! it ((as b-(lisi; (cc'x (lut' (((ss had not lost ](S-S ](zm mossm () (Ass-((,sisifsi __ (((mm need hostiliti s usiuinsc S;((Et(. ((npopu'un was the p((->(((t \\ (: (.( I'z-ss and suc (( (( :(s (((cuurm (]lSLl'si'R.LI..1('(si: best inioxmul ,nuplc (un 5(11-()((3'.}';(si>',>'. hcnsivc of anousiuffi r(-\'((lu(i(m. H! , ! rsi:l [knJsih J 1. ._'( . ( Our iniormzmts turzhc iileJhiltffiCFT). ry about the destruction of (21;- l-Lssgctss'si troops, vas a mere tsiubricn'ssion, srxida'm: fOUlldCd on a ]" 'Yttklct from Bt\'c)v_1n_[-_ It must be fsixtrsim- !) lmziiisiyiuﬀmusict Ameri-sisszm, and must mus the cnffil} If ch-rv man who lus "do: I-ssasizt pm t-L- Amsixican luiings, 1. - hsi-zn" ui lss- Ls ties nructiscd Upon um L How (.Lssct' :"sin I" lZInCC, whom chance lustluo.".=11sisi,u. ..xr Sl]()s(' S. YVc learn from (apt. [in-{Any Vssiﬄsfxffsi home passcngzr in {me Bartzviuz. have heard it bcsurc) i'n stsi Lfsi; from sitss Amcrican x'csssssi-ls detain-"si '11 .":".z:1c.si..si': imm'isonsi-(L and are rsiciuctm-silo-x' (lit Zon of th in cntsi-ri'u; o: hazard l's_sct ships o! was. \\"a- hnu chn 11}th a sixoungh fiend-am: 11] 0! thzs (it}. , u'siw out chxcfh ma: a of t} ( shio Ha. M.:l 'lss'-ss\ss"I ' cant. Sinclsiur. He star-: s, [m h-si vct ;sisictsssss iﬂ pxi-fin at RosiIh (out, ﬂﬀd 11" zassd ::sict-zsizct. to suizsist on, but brc d zm-i ((;(xss-r; I: )) iii r-sisicur to out 1si-ca(l (schzt ( Sinchth, the cozmmm si. of th; IIr-lis had I", was also im] )!is'zmd in l's'siﬄ ; and thathcmzuic his (-siz.;(; ( ('1 ('1 'Hmss On board du shin Hcsiss. '( z-_( x ((.(1 :n'ﬄ - 50 in,-4 Ulnf Sl!1C(- sin ]) :lHdJsi'] ;);h lct—Llllsij si 5 (L' (: {(c is now )\.'.\ 1.\'\ ]]1 L\]l* .] ;V' siss " silk lus snnil ) in silzis cit)-—-! n' his css so incsinscd the i (( nch th (: in Wu'sil-H ' .: had" '"siC-sict iwuzvc l/zozz-mam/jm (( ((si'siwzhl \-1b<)j7ctfsi' by the: government z'sim his :( '1'- ( lt )) as m- mionectd m ) cost. sh.tt(}ispat(}1cs We rc rccsi-i) si-(i in t..'. Bsisi'ss' )ian fiom (Mr. Armstrunctss ? )r ﬂ'u 5— ment. 'lhcsr: dwpatchcsis )): rc slct'ssl- 'ss ss'" thec are of cup: Bssm' ( -',(1 _] , Blta)izz'1-—en:1usc((l by )) 'si-(m (nmlF- 'sisi ,. little;/, on the 21 St ]) (.-' m.) (( )):Ln if w] ticular mjun .ctizm, that it L;( \( ss-ss'si ' of which he took] his p: (us-six" ', ctby & blitishcz'u' ., .l"(- 1)". 5)" si'si -si ssssct {I put" (zmc- rent,-sjtzon 'lfsstt-rr it )v- s d'sc (n'-"'sszsisscl (! ('(} ' k ] sin;"— * ] l\ _ (, ]l,"s'\.'] ,.ssctsi-ss. ;; n.:ssv'ﬂ? 'l' h? mded to cupt. B.]1) L'lt': int-( W l*) ) tro) the dis ) (sc'sh [is, ( .- ])" ) ("lit into the lmqu of the Lu51i ' , ct We lesizun flow. :sinuthcz ]).sisiiissSffi 'Sﬄct l'ssct B0113"(z(rt(r,by & ((cuuz, (}.lltctd thsi'. " 17 " OcloIzct-r last (!) (t ?; Iucn ). (s nﬀ-(lj' 'lh'ct'ct-ss ])ubfi (she-(]) has declare:-1] (feels a ilCC P"' 'ss permiuing Tunisinn )csszss- 15. on P'ss' small duty, to enter the port; of hxz (11, rial mnj wsis )--'l he Milan and B mon;—t 5 , c:cc*3 are thus declared not in (me: - Tunis. The British prize officer,) ))(zo ("missed the Batavian, it will be rccollcctcd WSZ ssi'u on board from m c Comet in igsstco 0" t"; 7'1] January. He informs, that a bird: mss] ]anuar),t( (ey: spake a cuttcr m fh Hxl (If us]} and learned from her that ad mira ] (!ﬄs had fallen m with the. ] 'oulon siCCs/ssctsssunk he: had taken two ships of the sins 33. me a hers. 0 ! r _ 4 . .'. 