The Gazette

From Philadelphia, June 29.

Bache, printer of the Jacobin Aurora, has been arrested on a charge of libelling the President & Executive, and this day underwent an examination before Judge Peters, by whom Bache was bound in the sum of 2000 dollars for his appearance at the next circuit court, and his bail, to wit: Thomas Leiper, tobacconist and quarry man, and Israel Israel, stabler & tavern keeper, in 1000 dollars, each—his counsellors were Moses Levy, and A. J. Dallas. and his attending friends Robert Smith, hatter, and Colonel Barker the taylor. What a group; what a concatenation of characters! How like begets like, as the D-l said by the Collector, and how birds of a feather flock together! Now in this great city, I question whether a farrago of such pure, Jacobinical and democratical spirits could be selected and collected, as was exemplified at the Judge's—and are seen held up to public observation as the antifederal printer, the two law ware men, the Scottish Quarrier, alias quarrelsome man the Synagogue stabler, and would be senator, the warlike taylor, and the Don Quixotte hatter. Reader! bless thyself that thou art not like one of these men; but one that believeth that justice and truth will always be an over match for treason and rebellion.