Gazette Of The United States, & Philadelphia Daily Advertiser

I cannot agree with your correspondent, that the circular letter published in your paper of yesterday, is the production of one of the under doorkeepers of Congress. Their talents however moderate, are certainly superior to such a performance, and I will be bold to say, they are no admirers of the new Philosophy. For my own part, I do not hesitate to pronounce, that this curious as you have justly named it, is the lawful bantling of one of those exclusive Patriots, who, whilst they affect displeasure at a few harsh truths openly told to their patrons in the newspapers, are underhandedly circulating among their immediate constituents, the most unfounded calumnies against the friends of the Government. The allusion to the late presentment of the Grand Jury in Virginia plainly indicates the quarter from whence this elegant and candid epistle originated.

No Circular Letter Writer.