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FOETRY
/'-? 7319 GAZETTE.
Al^r< ESSEZ> :& AMERICANS,
li-c ttaninn c-f grras Bararr'*4a«r*.
-ad, 5J ifl*!oarrKr, oypTffiM'i aJc ;
A:.rad. ik! ttnca: -nr c ManVs call—
4j»c •».:* TKT ri^nm, cr with tbe*r raia fall.
Si '1 » «*hra d*nr.j A: » •'.** baftilc traia
Hurl'd tiwnr sni diodcr o’er Coiaabia'* plan ;
Fierce » die ?ea,Til brats the Gobbora
dad ac^rj zs tons do i read the bod,
Falfe, treacJi’rpa* G jILi'i irrjvcw tWvt oopodk,
Aad ii£ ittZg :xm ra fsuE da lard fbe*.
' * JLL1US.
»i. ;ms,
THIS GAZETTE.
As J.Ai’t *za md were kite % eryayed us read
:r"l a gh pichtred novel. nsf *• •.erre interrupted ty
an >'*/ ocfMelstTiKt corstarp L.rtit"y i‘.n tmr a
pmrimy.i. Hf f.ind ms in a Ji.ua: ten tint st
on f t cited hi iz.rt'y end rendered us th: zhjt&r
of his rf.J nrJm-tS ridkuff~ T’rh crew Jfmce
~.!JLr . cj~td me iif trie h:~i of ~rtsdm*. IVli
tosLi rrfrahsfrom laugher m Jimsg l^amrehe err.'A
tie h*fk lu her hand, cud the tears tricking cn
every page ; and mjfef ft far Ye cj rn.a
ftp ary grief fat my eyes acres dim \ed zj It tears,
cr. i n.y mirj dsprfrj r.rth forrom r Laugher
<>/ I j rj ! Wot cii, J refrcis. from fVy f—But
as y all this ode ? Becovfe chcve a cent ary agt
3 J: iy lover dfhsd fit brains cut rgctrfi u mcrble
faibi im Italy. From Uu iacLur.t. fueh a doleful
jury is related, at mvji a.Jre i 4 pare hun.an
ilj,’ and difiraS the htfms of every jer-. le ~bo
devotes ter tame to the ptrufjl cf too ft pernic.ius
usx At t at only agitate the psfiTKj node out skcu!
taur.g me hmdoh e fessitmeri. A me .mu rejltc
tiun com listed me if the folly cf fff: tag my paf- j
Jims to is fay m; into V s f y f:u~ities ; and /
immediately Jeter tram J to read tut very fern nor - I
ets. 7he jsrjh hr.k I afterzsards tocl into my
hand -zoos a charming Utile esori solid the 4 Ru
d intents. cf Tafl:,’ vs a fcries of letters. I copy
ye u emt of theft letters cm a JJsjeS of cm/iderobk
impirtarsae t'j the yzueg ladies 'f tie prefect day
a*.ti a rc~aejt that uJ may pabd-b it.
EMMA.
Gn Female-AccoMPLisiUiEN ts.
AMONGST the ac-cmplira:iitnts neceflary
to «he female charades 1 think aie-le
worfc rn*y claim the fir.I place, it having fa
clofc a totntci on with neat ef?* which U in
ti fpotab’y reqoiUte to render you c:roort&?e
to yourfeUes, or anvahJe in the tilecra of eith
er*. The Lai « ot the left cemej-y certainly
h;ld needle work in moch greater eitkmtina
than thofe of the preient ; w.rneih the many La
borious performances that yet remain as proofs
of their amazing industry in this ref.ed —but
the world is ever ; rone to eit'emer, an J becaui’e
this art was then parfu d to the exclusion (A
every intellectual accompli Him ear, there are
many in onr d*ys fetm :o ihiak it beneath
th ir fia'y or amhitlon.
The hli’.onietan fc*::r!?ent which prera iei 1
fome years ago,ot the inferiority ofthe'tem'le
ro id, feeras ex; loied in. th s age cf univtrfal
refi-emeat ; and a woman ofcoltirated aader
franding is no longer a phznom aon. 'Hie
paths of knowled£C a'e rendered acc.tSble—
men of learning have ftco ed from the e eva
fron. cf fc ence to acctlera c the improvements
cf tk.e other fex—they abridge, c nip le, ezpaii
for their ahilioct aad adranc.mcut in poiite !
iiterata'e.
Mik..’ all the aft you poGbly can of fuch ad
▼anrage«, and be convinced that the cultivation
of the rvnd will ex dt yea in the eftixnation * f
rational bekigs—will on:n to you cxhauillef,
fources of atr.ufcment and d'.li’bt, of which the
ignorant can have no conception—yet be care
fui never to overlook one Fimbriae grace or
accompli tit meat. There is a line of cha’a<fr-*r
drawn between the fexes, whkb n.uher
can pafs without becom'n* cont naptible. It
ant to make yon defpde * thofe aoqureracnrs
whifch have ever been appropriatedto tke f.male
ftr, th it you are incited to mental attainments,
but to render you ft fit rao'e valuable as wo
men; and the better yrur minds are cultiva
ted, the nr re you wHl fee the propriety of at
lending to tbofe minutiae which bee me the coa
d t on in which Providence has placed you.
I do not fee how you can acquit yonrfelf
tolerably in dome iic life, without a knowledge
©f needle-work ; but grant nar your rark and
fort-ce mar p ace you al>ove the abfolute ne
ceffi y ot learning that pirt o;it which is called
plai -work—yet coalder how far the O'namtn
tal kinds may be ot etc to axufe the intervals
of pieafir s, or other pu fixlts, as wed a* t>
promote the d.fplay of an tlrgut tailr. Even
oar innocent arouf meats rrquire variation, and
the m nd may be agreeably rel ered, byiml taring
with the needle the beau'i u» prodoftious of na
ture—bat there is fomctliing which places a
Cc 11 in needle work in a much mure important
po at ot' view, aoJ th - t is, the iocondanry of
fortune, which in her c*prici'u& moods has
been oiieo known to-compel tiio'e, wlK-m once
(hr fniled on, to procure their fabfiftence by
thofs very arts wh ch '*ere acquired or.lv for
rau’em;nt. Wiia'frrer miy be a rtiotirce a
gainil tbit rrvi'abul ty which mark* all human,
affairs, oecom-s an object of importance,
A proficiency iix the art^ oi damefltc mnnare
rae t and economy, ought jiiftdy to be ranked
among the icAmolftnent» of alstly. You
mud be anacqui ntcd with nothing that apper
tails tc good ho ale wifery. Same ^iris have i
i' omn prtfcfl fb vicitcf ar attrchw err? fo literary
pii:C*tt*#tha£ tl.fv ^iir c- r/e:.i to remain igr«^*
raT i cl ccaKOi atnb’nto i. i 5»- 11 Wi *
’ p-ti*bk weaferefs—tlerstei m r.Js are atiec i*c
j-j c^e y th*rg; and,be ir»e roc, t is ▼ O P^f*
fit*,e 10 p**wt£» a tots pet* st knowledge of pt-k?
.lie ature. sal be »:)! vfrfrd *n li-u metlioc s cf
»c’h g r.reirg a kiltie at the f ®e '.tdc—tre
laiter <jua’iScatiows have of tbefnfiplees cor.itt
r tuted roa r an 'T:iui sh^idter in terete ht%
vKiih is mere thaa can be faiJ cf ih * for ok r.
B1 »i thtrtfir re, n 7 beloved girls, v*th
uftful acquirements, and you wi 1 be what I uut
you.
Ir. writirg, acquhe ti yoffiVe- a g od Hand ;
ycl thati> n t fo uHn ia if nectCary as the be
ing able to wru granmatica 7—the ▼ cUtier:
of the comm:m r wies 0/ gr. romar is aa iadifpota
ble mil* cf low breed n< ; aid although a r
Lord Cheficr field farcahicaily laid, that ^aJ
fpeilieg vtas only allowable in a woo a * it cer
t »: Ij is not in any or e,, who pretend* to an
education abcee the vulgar. Can’d too uri c
as fine a hand as even A—j-n Lane f, b d
fipcliirg would dugracc the whole. The tnb
fiitatiftg low for f#/, ere fer i/, itc. infJibif
fir ks sou m the eftimaticn ofw-11 bred pc: fin s
In rrd r to avoid errers of th s kird, habit is
: to b- particularly guarded agaiail. If n yo_r
early yta*s sou are not cartful to w:ice and
fpcll eorrt&r, it is a thoofaod to one f you
tT;r do. You fie, there crc, cf vhaicoifc
qnenefi it is that ytu pay a prefect aitent.cn to
tf ere feints.
I ret Jr a ?.mrng tbe metal attJ-ifirr.ents, tne
afci ity of penning an epi :1c with p opntty and
elegance —many fortunate c1rccasil2n.es 1 lire
m-r be facuit ted thereby—a we l wroe letter
has often efTeded vbat verbal requells hare
fiUgfctin vjr—befiici tits ccnfideration, hew
greatly mull the lVeet sntercoa fe of fti:nd
fli p be improved by a free and intelligent cor* j
retpordence ! Two friends, though plaxed at 1
the fxt»tro ies of the glebe, may thus enjoy all
the plea arcs of fuch a eonrection; but except j
you attain the deferable habit of eipr ffinr you .
:en intents vi haul embar a meet, h pe not to ,
enjoy aav th'eg «f fo delicate a fatisuchon —
Letters fhon'd be the pi dr res of the f ul ; and
fo they always would be, if people acquired
cnly the knack efexpretun^ then h u hts jail
as they arite. Wri eas y u would tptak, were
the pe'fjns yea aidrtts immediately before yoi.
There is no more than th * nece/T-ry ?aedabl .h
that eannefs of tlvie w>h ch is the chief beauty of
epiftolarycorrefpondence. That good retdintj
which I hope w,ll be habitual to you, will d*c
tate thofr unns and forms of addrefs, the ecu
<i t on of thofe you w ite to requires—We da
not always 6c d the m ft learned pe pis write
the moft agree ble Liters—perhaps for no other
rtafon than that they take too much tr u dr
about it, and like :Le go^xJ Archbsfhop of Bc
omoto, -reject the 6rft thought thtt occurs.—
Some that I have knuvrn indite an ep tVe in
fuch a flic and formal flyle, and load it fo d f
guflfally with tautology, that one wt uldalmoii
take it tor an aft cf government. When you
wr te a letter, my deu girls, forget the idea of
pen, ink, sai paper—la pofe orly you are
fpeaking to the petfon, and yea. will write an
ogresibls^'S cot a Jtaf letter—to eseft the latter,
forretlhng nv.’.ft have been dore by nature—
however, this I kuo»\ that the melt e crated
fenlimerts would no*.look gear ef ul in fuch com
portions, except accompan ed by Utrft& ejfe
and expreflion, end have the appeaxa'ce of
flowing fpcntat.ee ui:y from the heart- Mary
exce le.it modes of ep'ftolary writing have teen
reccmnser.ded to young proficients. Y-u caa
n t have be'ter than than thof* aferibed to Pope
Gangar.elli -r whoever was t‘ e author, he has
certainly h t on that cafe, fpr ghitoefs, aivi e e
gance, which it is my earneft wifh may charac
ter ile whatever falls from your pen.—Would to
he 1 van that all the world poiT.fied the fame can
dour and libera.ity of feet nsent which biea h:s
liuvtigh every one cf ihcfe elegant epiillu
THE COLLECTION.
“ A THtxe or til arm AjfD tatcbi:.**
LtTEitATvr*.—How far the following ftwte
of literature app ies to the prefent day, the
reader will judge--Mary printers; few
readers ; philolcphy abandoned ; plagiar fm
encoaraged ; origir.a’ity exploded ; fophiftry
in the teeth of tru'h ; elegince faciiiiceJ for
frippery ; igr.crarce fucceffu1 ; wifdom abor
Vfc i dulnefs car. fled ; genius profcribcJ ;
found miftacen trr fenfe ; words deft trte of
meaning ; authors (tirriog ; tafte pro.'titutaJ ;
the mufei 111 eat ; the cLilies forgot.
Characters.—Public men defttute df de
cency ; minitiates wanting au hor ty ; priefts
wanting re igron ; doebors without iearning t
w men without charity ; jhyfrims without
lkill ; barkers without money traders wi h
out credit; men of probity thinned ; gi ts
pubh.cly adored , snodeft women fli^h»ed ; •
girls void of mndefty ; matrons mmief in '
the perintfs of girls; boys afirrii rg the cone
quercer»f men ? and rara rei'uming all the ia
fcgr.idciart of boys.
Singular Se*ten’cs.—A French paper re
lates that in conicfjaence eft a woman's com
plaints againft thr if© frequent caretfes of her
h'jlbmd, which ih.e creed had lhor ened the
, days < f his firft wif;, a dorr.eftic court o* judica
i tu'.e was collefted, coniVung of her father, mo
ther, and two lifters. As a radical cure was
the object of the pr *iVut on, after a very flvrt
i bearing, fcntencc a la' Fulbtr* was pronounced
3gai«ift the unfortunate c Sender, and us fpec
d?j 7* s
Ur' ti/c fcfier f Lai fatgivao hy mwrnral rib
but as the u.l cet of she Waked t
th*t prccctd 02 as an >' *' -ari vpczt, them P'c
vises, if ?t ta»f arrz. ei the paivs* ior tie
pa'pofe of rc» ii P'jT l itif fen*e ce !
EroitifAVT* asp r*i J*w*.—V* hen E na
parte w .i cue day ti ing .L-r ugh the c ty O’
Rome, fc*v at’o-'ica » ts audlc J at a tomu'.t in
a Art el, o cai* ae%l br the po. u’ace banting a
bcgzar'.y J.». *• Slay/* lays the Ge^eul,
»* are you net afbsmcd i-f iil-treating nu: i .1
low ertrere, becarie be wirrh.ps 'be De t* in -
different xnaorer frcaa you r You r.ethtr do*
fc'TC la: rams of a. Chnfiian ir n’t as’ be;ng
for fuch co: d*. d/* This d d rot -pyede the
Hijhita c ; BtKn -aLich be crd.red the r rg
Isadtr; to be ’afcen hto ccftody, and brought
btfo c a magifiiatc.-—He was there ifce advo
cate for the rafcr*lioate Itraclite, and be gave
the partlco’ar* ? ifst e*f# and the delinquents were
pnrithedwth mpiantrem. The Jews nihat
city (miicfe number c is caeulated ciceed ierty
thco*ar.d) c-f every den m naticn, in come*
qveacs of db's, .c k kei t lie hnofe of the Gen
et th^ck rq him !ar th’ li ^u-jr set of hti
rrarrty, and abo he ee:! mg h m to endeavour
to pttth* many cjfai .wh ch ♦. e*r nation
was fa. jech to a the p p-l u rcimrxis r. moved,
vh ch this renowned z.:o C:d net 2 rep ixibrc
be aceoirp ib d : that very d*y :ht V pc ?g e.~
to pr ice the J• w,.u rot on upon an equal :c«.
img with a!- o.Lex c tiztrm in hi* donations..—
Tne T_ws, n n/a’itnJe to Eu'»n.*parte, t sfzii.
forirti! an 2prrop-i te prayer tor r e he a lb
fnccefs, and prosperity of the Ge~ e si, which
was f renounced, in h » preiV.ce, before he a*.
Ur cf ?> e Synagcgme in Ko-nc, and wife h
w'd ft led. 1 j the High P :cft, u the Me ~*b * i
1 aty,?’ a tribute of grati aie wh'cfc, the Jew
Uj, ne'er was paid tc any ether perion.
New Miichavt.— Gen. Bo©’'a parte, fats 2
French paper, vra* at a meeting where r’r.e mer
chits celiberatei on treads lobe firm Tie
to g verrra-t t for the pnrpofe cf uc l uung
the defcer.t upon England. A pc’fcn ark d
1,is re ghb r, “ who was ’hat firmer T*—
M He s a young merchant (faid le ocher) w o
lately cap e f'om Vienna, and is fh.Tily g ing
to Lonu n !**
G-iwboi»c ?—Buonaparte being a/ked h*w
he came to grsnt fuch advantageous terms to
the emperor, repVed with much rtuvetie—“ I
was placing at vmgt ui—I held tzcrrnj ir. cry
hand, and I fto d there.’*
Faikcm Rafts. — The ftttpendoui French
ra^r, to be m ved hr cvirj'mu/It. See. it n w ap
pears, hare ew-rporated v no Jm*ak_-The hi t.
after ah, was pu babiy taP.m from R*beaVs
mention of a grant, who being accafTmed to
feed on tvlmJmiht, wts at la t unf rturstely
chinked w th a fmali lurrp of jr ji batter, befere
a •umrr.i oven !
Si-tATis-n.— The fallowing ca irns roVe
is given by an En^liih ba* er in a country
town : u Democrats ffcaved for a hair penny—
Ariflocrats, ewiag to the leogth of tfuir lices,
a penny!”
Bulls.—An Irih paper fays, u The foF'w
iag ir.ee dote of Euorap rte, •t.tsci river be fire
appeared y» print, is fr m a Pat is Jcumal. I;
was firth g.v:a in the Turin Gareue, from
which it w«»s cop cd in a 1 the Italian print*.'’
An Irijii Vkturfo h's lately d; cr bed to the
Rcyal Society an fw• It hor.e, whicn haJ been
ften in his neigl boihocd.
BIOGRAPHY
Some account ef General Totssjixt.
'T^OUSSAH.T is a! pnfcrt commander in
1 chief of Care Francois, is a negro, Horn on
a plantation ‘n that iflmJ. From a gentleman
whol;a« refided lometim: at the C p:, the .ol
luwrg anecdotes cf tbs extraordinary man,
ha*e torn cofiironricated
W" e i a youth, his m .frr d (covered n him
a i 'oaj. r.ter.’iwe merwry, corfi Je*a*>le judg
meat and d ;cr n trail *n, and gave h n charge
f f a ?rng of his fellow (L'es as their driver, in
which fitua’ion he was when Po verei and Sa -
thor.ii arrived a: the Cape, with the decree of
the ra ional convention, ler the rr.inatr.ifT«on of
the (lives. The whites oppucd tieoperatrn
of this decree ; and trtn th;s epofiron, the
cruel and incendiary de trufl on ci :h« popu- j
leus c;ty er.fbed. Tcallaint was among the
hr ft rf the negroe?, "a declared trdepenJetic
o( their ir.alers, and too* up arms again 1 th.
whites. He headed a paT:y at he attack: o
the Cape, and after its deftruft* n, erected, h «
ftandardat a neiab^Hr’ag planter or, tj wh>h |
all the rew republicans re'o'ied. H's partv i
foon became fo formidable, tha* it attached to ;
h;m confiderab'e importance, and rendered him I
a f :bjecr of terror t.« th<\ wh ::s, w foon he cm j
tir.ueJ to anroy, until the? evacuated the id <nd
to the ne?roe* and thoir followers ; he then ar- :
roga ed to himillf the t t e of cer cal, which
Santhonix confirmed with a conn i > . Te
n 'C'O’is of the af endency which th: gere-al
had paired over the negroes who now t. mp (LJ
nearly all the inbabitarts of the i2a- i • FU next
attention was turned to the rem eva Sa the- ‘
mx; this h~ effected vi h at rr ch trouble,!
for availing bimfeif of a pr pofd si rfeb S.r.tho i
nix h *d ctide him, in confidence, t .i engage the
negroes in a coercion with S’s favor te plan c
aienaiing the Cape from ihe iuvfcicti n of
France ; Touffunt accufcd h m of ant trb
licaniim, and maaaged his arcufttion with fuch i
ad. tt.s, that he foon had him (hipped off—t^us I
a man of creation -ud talsais, .t ccmxiiTaire
* *.
f :hz Trcttzh rtpubSc, wa§ c®:-gwiet*SM hr
n illiterate Tii.r , vhofe whole uock cf .crur.
ci 'i'lowkJ* icsitjlf extended ■■ beyond the
reich cf a ftrgar c ?nt .► After the degrees 6t
i cijotir, the total command of the C fc dc
jo »-.d ra Tc Blurts Raynrci, i: is tree re
mains there, v..b the title cf Com® dbirs, bat
'he ’? a m:re too’ to the blacic general.
TcUT-ii: t ii nearly fix feet high, of an asftere
eomasardSnjf ccttffMBJBce 5 impericiM to iafeii
o s, hast be® ne and rc'croos :o :be orforta
'ate. He keep* the belt compary, and the mr j*
opulent 2a J rtfpeSabie citire's conceive tbens
ftlres fevered by an iif tatioc to hit table.
Anasacious attachment to t* s extraordioa
tt citizen general, ha* in many ir.ftaccrs proved
benefeial *r' ® cy American Habers to the Cape.
A white gentleman refsden* iLere, bt arc^ro
wife who U fuppofed to fc« the only perfjtn at
the Cape who has ar.T certain innuer.ee ever
Toodaicc. A captain of a Newyork rcici fear
ng that the adn niftraf n might take a fancy
to f rre part of his caTgo, omitted to er.’er
ico bill, beef, ard So £jk:as burtr : the faug
g irgf f theft arise1,ei or, ;h re being d feonreu,
he rdEd and cargo was immediately abetted.
Tire captain bed g appriibd of the importance
t ihe black citefi, made or p i:*tion f r her in
fluence with tee comn.aadast for the liberation
of hs pr peirr. The capt-ia x^s difmiCed.
with a j'«c e of her inter feta nee—it was eleven
it n:ght vh n ike ftnt fir Ton Saint, a.:.d at
lay 1 g :: e next iaorn:nyt he fern a difchsrge
f ihe veT 3 and ca'go, to the oSeers who held
hem in f. a lorn.
•m
AGRICULTURE.
State of Agriculture in Trance.
E^iratltd'frmi La Fmult it Cid:%x,3Smr.
nPHIS iotcrcfacg art c»e is furn: feed bj the
1 ft ide&ts n one of the Nitonal Schools,
pm red by rrde' of t e C raxi-e* of National
S-fetv, f< r the 6th year of :he Frtach Republic
(1798 )
Lead coder Celtiration.
Gram.
In Wheat
in Rye
To Barky
If Oats
Acres,
4 430-CCO
9-000 000
3 foe coo
10 foe .000
Acre* ai.coc coo
F*o®g‘ ed senna’'» hr Her.'a
-- by Qiea
Atnonot of ploughed -aod
L.?uxl m falk w
r.I_aaow anc jsslhwe land
Produce.
tztz n,li. on? cflbs#
7650 ditto
43*0 ditto.
5616 dice
Act*-'
1 9 500,00*
9:oocpco
zS-too 00a
i S,6oe 000
tSpcc coo
Amount oi acres t 4.loo,:do
The quart':y of grain nfed for the fcflenaace
of :bc inhabitants is 1 ‘.300 mTiers of lbs.
weLh', 00: of which is prefervedf r feed 34So
m.Ii rs ot lbs. This leaves 1 5,54c nuliior s,
which is calculated at 553 lbs. for each perfon.
The quantity of oats railed fer the horits is
5616 mid-cos, of which 140.1 ir iiiions is pre
ferred for feed, leaving 4212 millions that is
23O4I0. fcr each boric per aar^m, cr hail *
bated per day.
Trarce employs 920,000 picoghs, of w hich
320,000 are drawf by horfes, and 600,000 by
oic*. The average r.omKer of horfes to ea h
plough is 3, whch cul ivare 30 acid in ;hc
autumn ar,j 33 ia the (priae : hut three oxen fa
empkyed are reckoned toplo gh only 15 acre?.
Hercc toe advantage of explu. log hor/e» in
p: cference locxen is obvi as.
The own her of horfci err.p’oyed ia agricoi
ture, !*
— n different kinds ci bodnefs
-*-*a cartiagt*
yfo -OCW
6oo^o»
s.i, roc
Toul of horfes 1 'Si cm
The number of oxen employed ia tillage, is
eftiirated at -
Cattle grazing
Ikuo rtr.r*og
Co«rj -
Sheep.
i-'oe oco
389
1.400, coo
4.00c coo
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