Gazette Of The United States, & Philadelphia Daily Advertiser

The firmness and magnanimity of the Supreme Executive of the United States, and the preparations for War which have been made in our country, have at length brought the proud Rulers of the French Republic to a sense of duty and interest:—who, in their turns, have become suppliants for Peace. On the wisdom, as well as firmness of the President, the true friends of their country's glory and happiness, implicitly rely. They however, suspect even these last indications of a desire of amity, may be some new artifice of Talleyrand, to lull us into a fatal security, until his Masters are ready to act in the United States, the same scenes they have exhibited in Switzerland; and they hope the Government will not relax a single fibre in giving new energies to the preparations for defensive war, and the establishment of a formidable Naval force, until Peace and Amity between the two nations are fully, honorably and permanently established,

[Centinel.]