. ~ . . » ,_ lll_§é,llllllY al Illat time to convince llI.eia.1l.lll°l‘lll‘3'_5 °_l' lll<l|€l!lf~l‘F‘0h18ll£ _ Pefljyman is at present about pfepare and report it bill gianting pensions to
room. THE MOBILI-.‘._ GAZETTE. ;‘ of New-York that he liadropentetl and would 36 or 38 years 0 ‘age, aiitlis well‘ known to the the individuals in whose favor a-‘bill for that pure. \.
. - oliicers who served lD,,l"[0l‘ida at the close of the pose passed the House atltliefast sessionyand at
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A Pensacola, Sejzt, 2!}. _. SlD'll0 more.-'-'-Relgister. _ ‘_ _ _ _ __
Mr. Editor-—Lieut Ccl. 'l‘hbi‘nas-H. BYleS;tl‘- A _ , _ « . late war with Amer-jcayj/wlllere be rendered him- the rates and front the periods '.in the same bill
rived in town last evening, having COml)letr’:(l _ New-Yoitit, Nov. 2?’. self extremely useful by acting as an interpreter prescribed. .
nu-ee tours to the eastward of this place wit‘ u _,'L,ATE.S'l‘ FROM GREAT‘ BR‘l'l‘_AlN. betivegn our troops and his countrymen. He a1. , Bank oft/zc U. States.--Mr. ,Spencer,Iof.New- _
the last. forty days; 1-lie firai,.r'oute was fl, 1,, _l he editors of the Mercantile Advertiser have so tlistinguished liiitiself by, his capacity for en. York, offered the following resolution :_ I y '
l . ,l,~o.l.t Crawford onto {lie waters and down received by the ship John Dicl;in‘sonV,‘Belfast pa- during fatigue, which made him peculiarly suc-_, _ Resolved, That a committee be appointed to
;,ho Cllnlayhooohh ln wnlcl, no dnsl,-oyed several pers to Oct. 12. containing Londontlates of the cessful in procuring cattle and forage whenever ‘inspect ‘the books, and to examine into lthepros \
hollnlngs and nlantatlons, killed sovnrnl Indians 7th, two days. later than before received. The Waliledibr the use of the army.‘ He is of Her? Cecdings of the Batik of the United States, and ,
amlmok eight pllsonelm A oomholol ho,._.,.os Queen remained alive. ,The private accounts culeah streiigth, so much so, that it was no un_- to report whether the provisions of its charter \
wore oaogh, which had been left by J-ncksolfn from Aix-la-(.hapelle,_ stathtl that oh the 2d of common feat with him to carry an ofiicer on his have been violated or not, and particularly to re-
.Mm,,_ The Second route was on tho lowol. W, the mouth, at the end of the 5th conference, back lhroughihe swamps, for four or five miles p'ort, whether the instalnieiits "of the capital
lens of lho Esonmhlo and Yellow wnlnr, wlnnl, the evacuation of France, by the Aillied troops together‘, all the way up to his. middle in water, stock of _the said Bank have been p_al(_l in_go_l'd or
was performed by the Colonel _and twenty-five ‘lad becll '°‘§~7l'€€<l OT}: and lllot the 1‘ {shell Ar‘rt- H15 trlbe are settled on the river Appalachicola. Sllvel‘ C0111, and in’ the funded debt oftlie United
mo'n___lo which’ he hlllod lllnoo lndlnnn nnd look bassador had set oil for Paris with dispatches to From Pensacola, on the approach of General States, or whether they were, in any instance, l
nlno hllsonorsl nml a onmhol. of musket,’ nines, that ‘effect. Guarantees for the payment of Jackson, he effected his escape to the Haiana, and to what amount, paid by the pi'oceeds ofthe‘ * A
&c. Lieiits. Long and Morgan were then sent the l‘ reiicli conti-ibutions,by instalments are pro-- when Sir James Yeo \VilSoin(lll.C€(l to give him a notes of. stockholders discoiiiued for that pur-
:, - with thirty men, together with all the horses and "l‘l“l- Passage. 10 England» lllal he might la)’ U19 gl'l€V' P°3°3 aml al5° l° l'eP°l'l ll“? Tlalmcs .0ltl1o:ie per-' .
baggage of the rangers (they being, on the op- ll ls lllllllel‘ Slatfid, that the Congress have ex» ancesof his countrymen before the British gov- sons who now own, ;.or who haveowned any part l,
In nosho S-“lo of poosocohl hay) in ,h.{h_.l. lo oross pressed at tleterrnination, not to tntertain the ernment. Perryman still remains on board the of the capital stock of the said biinlt, and‘the.a.'. - '
in - the Yollow “rntol. al Jaohsonio l'o,dlnn.___nl which (lU(’SllOll of the dispute between Spain and her Semiramis, not having been permitted to go on mount of discounts. if any, -to such per's‘onsi'.i-c-
‘ time, (18th inst.) Col. Bylcs with a small p_iii'ty, C0l““l“‘~‘- _ . _ ‘shore since his arrival.“ $P“°llVel)' and when madm _ As also ,_to report
lwomnllvo Strong, proooollod nn Ynllnw Vvnlol. 1.‘ox-non, hlov. 7.--A cabinet council was held whether the said bank, or any of its offices of ‘l
in a barge, to dc_,,m,y the hostile llhllms undo“ on Saturday in conseqiience of dispatches from The New-York Post gives ‘a letter from Mr. discount and deposit, have refused to pay the l‘ ,'
olooll lo ho.oolh,_.o,od more for lho nnrnoso of our Ambassador at Madrid, onlthe subject of re- Bailey, surgeon of the ship Chauncey, and son notes of the said Bank in specie, on demand ; -«vi
. ‘giving bnlllo. Al-lo,.nroooo(llng on yellow “:a_ cent transactions in that capual. It is evident of the Post Master at New-Yorl;, -otuling that and have refused toreceive in Payflle-llt of- debts
, ;n,-nb,,nt loo nnles, they were fired nnon from they have lead to some mateiial change_in the the American flag had been insulted by the due to them or either of them, the notes of the
' « la hloly whloh Completely Sheltered lhom from views of ‘our g<ivei'n1iient towards Spain, for Portuguese authorities at Rio dc Janeiro, Tho Bank, and whether the Bank or any of its ofiices
lho Rangers , the slzo ol-the hargo ondlho Sloop messengers were immediately sent off in all Chauncey was bound to the Pacific Ocean, and ‘ll ‘ll5°°_‘”ll: °l‘ all)? 0f lll‘lll'9lllC¢‘l'‘-l 0’ agtlllsia I
moss ol- the olnl:l- ronllorod ,, laocl-log (l-ll:lloolt_ haste to Lord Castlcicagliat Aix-la-Chapellc, from thence to Canton--touched at Rio-'de-Jaue- have sold drafts upon other oflices, or upon the
which, liowev_er, was soon effected untlera show ' "““l L°l"l5U=W€1I‘ta ’-m_nlJ_ussa<‘lor at Paris. iro on the 15th September; where the vessel Bank, at an a<lVaI‘lCe, and l1aV'e*f'ecei\‘etl a p|."éml-
er of lead. They immediately made a charge. "A letter from l\»Ia(lC1l'a, dated lsth Sept. says was taken possession of, the property plundered, um for such drafts : Also of notes issued pays: .
when the enemy fled in every direction, leaving: ‘ * ll‘? R056: La?“ A“‘lj=‘-‘S971: l*i3Vll3?.' l=0§‘d Cochj the officers thrown intoa dungeon, and the crew ble al Pllllallelllhlaa and at each Ollict: of discount 1'
all lholl. hag,gago_ Clronmslnnoos pondered nnl._ rape, &c. on board fl.l"lCl“v't;‘.-L here ‘2?'t_h Aug.‘ and put on board a guard ship. The jealous Porn]. respectively, and the amount of capital -assigned" . "
sol, n5olo55_ The Colonel ooosldo,.od ll 3 m.lh_ sailed same day for (c-Ollllnbo river.’ _ guese suspected her to be a piraiical vogue], al- to each ofiice, together with the amount of the ' ‘ ~
ing instance of the interposition of Provitleiice W -- _ though her papers were coi'i_'ect—and treated the Pllbllc (l€P°3llS made at ll“? Balllis and at each Of-
that none of his men sustained any injury. The 1''‘’W N16 London Courier cf Oct. 3: officers and crew accordingly for 5 days, and fice, and an account of the transfers thereof; and
o . oollon looted without cossnllon 25 mlnnlos. Thlo l\fANcni,sTi~;ii, Sept. S0.—~E.1:zra:; r Qf a /zrz'- would undoubtedly have condemned the ship, ago, the total amount of bills and notes discounted by . »
i. took place on the 25th. "l‘_he day l‘nllnn.lng they vale Z(~t.’c:r :———'l‘he r_ecruiiing parties here, are had not the American Consul,'Mr. SUmptel‘,ac[- the said Bank and its several offices, sinceits or- "
fell in wllh a party of lmllahsl 2.3 in number, ‘vc-ry active, 2lll(i,.WlIil the lllln'll‘iv‘.".' of regular ed with great firmness and decision in demand. ganization, and that the said committee have
and mode lhom hl.lS_ono,.S’ among whom ls the «troops st-atioiit.-d within the town, they give it all ing the release of the vessel, officers and crew. l‘=aVe 10 meet in the city of Philadelphia, and to
Old chlel Called Pong, who has zllwoys boon aollvo ‘the appearance of; a state of active warfare. . -It The Portuguese government afterwards repent- remain there as long as iiecessary ;, and that they
to have lnlllans well Snnnl-loll with arms, ammn_ ls‘ said iliat several large warehouses are to be ed of their folly, and put the crew on board, but Shall have P°‘l’el' l0 Selld lb" llel'5°ll5 and Pal3el‘5s
nition,.&‘c. and from whom information has been lakcll‘ and filled ‘ll,’ as “'“l’°""“'Y b“""a°k3-f°l' ‘he ‘he Calllalll l'°lll5°‘l l° lake °lla"'§° °l llle ""—SS¢l aml l° e"lPl°Y lll¢ requisite ClCl‘li‘S, the cxpence
ohta-mod whoro the lndlnno are to ,.oo(l‘oz,,oos,_ aiccoiiiniotlatitiii of troops, other corps being or- again until they should make satisfaction for the of which shall be audited and allowed by the j
- Col. Bylos loft [own lhls momloo. whl, ,, rolh_ dcred here nod into the neighborhood. l£mi- insult dotie the American flag. Mr. Sumpter Comllllllfie °l ‘¢_lCC0lll'll$:‘im<l Paid Out Of the Con‘ ‘
lorooolooh and ralloooo fol. lh-n.._,J, (lays, and ,._.',ll graiion lS‘&llil going on here to a considerable will forward to the American government, the lingcm fund-_ , ,
‘ moot thonh Llonln Lnnn, ,._.,(l ll.-longnn hnvo ext,-2iit.‘ be-veral respectable tradesmen have particulars of this barbarous affair. Mr. bpcncer observed that he submitted the
I no, yo, al.l.-well ; lho lonl. they mnoo to got the stlltlltlli their property, and embarked will‘. their resolution which he had read with great reliict-
l horscs lo lhh, nlnno holnn non, 300 nnloo, nnn families for America ; and I have been infoi=n_i- Con ress ance ; that this reluctance pI‘0Cec(led, however, I
: moo}. of lho horses lined, gm elf of no less than 15 families, all appai't'-.ntl_*; in - _ _ ' __ only from a distrust in his ownability to do jus-
Col, llylcs ls lnghl,-. 5n,,.ln.n 0f.d3llSOl(llCl»lall(l situtitioiisol respectability and comfort, who in- We. have seen in the National Inteliigen_cei' tice to the subject; and not from any doubt of
he glvns moon credit ,0 lho b,.n,.o,.y of loo. moo teizdto einigrate to the Land of Promise in the ll1'~‘,PF0C€€(lmgS 0_f Congress 10 lVI°lld'c\Y‘€\‘C.l‘Ilng the necessity and propriety of the incasiirc. 1; -l
ll in hnnnd lnn dnln -,-,.;_ll snnn nnlnc when ,l,,,,. ciisuiiig spi-iiig. Many of those who are gone‘ ll1e23d Nov. Little has yet been done in either became proper for him, Mr. S. observed‘, to to
will polo”, lo lho-n. llolnoo go, wnnl of lnolnns lo are stated to have taken both working mole, -undo llouse, except appointing coniniittees on the dif- state explicitly to the House, that it was'inot his
hgllh the rsiotlcls for consn-ucnng machine,-Y _u_q.,d ,-.-, ferent partslof the President s lVlossage—-appoiii- intention to censure the Bank by the resoluliotl,
the s‘t:vet"al staple trades carried on in this town, ting Chap1ains—-‘Receiving Pctit1ons—andtrans- which he had submitted; as a meinber of the. V ‘\-
A Mr. B ‘ formerly proprietor of an exten- 301108‘ 01116!‘ business preparatory l0!‘ the I‘8gll- House he had formed no opinion, and he would, t
"far discussion of interesting subjects. On Moii- form none until the facts in relation to the siib-
‘llll’ llle 23d: in _ll1€ H0_1l9° °l‘ RePl'e5@lll3llV6Sa ject were fully investigated and reported to the _,
there was some interesting debate on the quest- House. It gave him pleasure to be able to state, ' 1...-
plete models for the construction and erection of l0.“ Of admitting Illinois into the Union on an that he had no interest to promote, and nohos-.
and the whites had two woiintled, one since do-‘,d_ all kinds_of machinery used in the maiiufacture _equal footlng with the original states. Vvhen tility to_gratify by the 'enquiry; he owntgld no
The Indians were pm_Su.cd the hex: day by a ol lho -(llll=o,..ont sons of g.oo(l5_ lho making nljfftllc resolution was read a third lime, and the part of the stock of the Bank, and he had no in-,-
’ company of horsemen, who killed one and woun_ which had l‘l1lfl€l‘l0 been chiefly confined to this “_(]UC$tl0D W3?» Sllilll 1t P353 l M!'- 1 allmadgts of terest in any State Banks which could infiiien.ce._
den aoolheo rl-he mlmlm. of lodhhls were anon, part of the kingdom. _ A great number ol_'_ .lou:.--l."N- York, objected at ‘some length--lst, because ‘his opinion. As to the authority of this, l~l.ous¢. .
mo in all‘ 5Upp0_<;cd- ,n be nmking then. “val? .. ncytlaen-mCCllal'1iCS have left tl~."is pl-.co for A.-Jhlle l‘3 "0! 5€_€n sufficient proof that the pepula- to enquire, all doubts, if-any were enter.tai:$¢'¢li ‘ '
lain llwnomhcm lhClhmS_ The Alabama -la n,e,-,nn__ In general, lney n,‘nnned,,.l.n the firs, tion 0 - Illinois amounted to lhe number required would be removed by a reference to the 2‘_._5__d sec.»
hmry is now h.e.o(l fnoln all nnsliln sa.,.agos_ lnslanoo fol. lrolaml , the l-aolnhos lol. omball,-_n_ for her admission into the Lnion-—-but he object- lion of the Batik charter, which gave the power
_ ___,,,,,,;_ lion from thence, I am told, being greater than ed m0l6 lfartlcularly, because, as be conceived, in the very words used in the resolution.
SACKETS HARBOR, ._\r,,,,_ on this side of the water.’ the Constltuliun which the people of that state Asto the necessity of the inquiry,‘it was pro-
’ Public meetings have been recently ilt in l . ._. -, d _ liod latelylformetl, did nof_fl’{”’fb‘l 8’"‘Ul-’7‘y- Mr. red by the agitated state of the public m'ind~.--«
Uonol. Canada’ to who into nonsnlolnllol. nl ./I/z'EngIz.<'/I Qu.a/cc-r..—-Aii article frprn Romeo 1. contended that when V_irginia_ ceded the north Complaints existed from one end of the conti-
part of Lt. Gov. Miiitland’s speech to l_,n-ll, l, 5_ contains it proud testimony to the disinterested Weslelll l€l‘l‘1l0l‘)fy (Of which Illinois was a part) nentito the other» and It was equally flue to the
es of the pi'oi»incial parliament, wherein his -- l0 the U~ Sl"“_e_59ll ‘V_"5 flgleed ll_la‘_5laV"‘"y should l’“l’l_'° alld t"_.ll"3 Ballkt lllal 3 "l‘$'l‘la lllllv “ml lm"
oellonoyslnlos’ C lhnl anonlnls hnvo boon ml no not be permitted within the limits of the ces- .partial iuqulry should be made. If the Bank
lo oxollo (llsoonlonh and nrgnnlzo Snlllliolhv and sion, 82c. . _ _ _ _ . has violated its charler, it ought to be known ; if
imlmolos ,_v___n, G_ L.on,.onln,n of delngnlos cannot Mr. Poiiidexter, of Mississippi, and An- it has impropei'ly discounted notes to its stock-
exlst whhonl doogcl. to tho oonot-nnllon_.do(l derson, of Ky. replied, that they conceivetl the holders in an undue propoi-tinii, and an iinju-st
Suggests fol, oonahlerallonl tho h.nm-‘no. o la“. of vessels had been taken. A ft_irth_er sum by way gentlemyanhad overlooked the provisions of the pi'eference has been given them over other cit-
pr:vcmloo__.,:hloh has ooonslonod some Snl,.he(l nf n,lol.o,,,, ls placed by thou, 1n 1hehand_5.,f~lhe new Constitution oflthat state——they referred to izens ; if by such means the price of stock has
,.oSolnll,_,ns’ donlnlmlnn. against tho nnsslng of ll:€aS.ll!‘el' of the marine lnvahds at Pans, to be the 2d and_ 3d sections of the _Fourth Article, been artififzrally blown up, untlf the bubl'il‘e burst,
such a h“‘,__, lo l.oS,l.a-lo, of oohl-lo llhol.ty_a d,_.,n,l,,,lnd among noon French nnn,-,nn,S and yvliicli sufficiently provided against slavery, &C(‘.. and our ClllZ(‘.‘ns~-have been lfljureél, that should
A pol-“loo has alao boon a(h.os5o(l lo (;o,._li,lnit_ their c_hildrci\.. _ l h _ lhe Resolution was 8fl.'t:_l;\V€tl‘(.lS decided as fol- be known. If, on the contrary, every reasonable
land, signed by the citizens of EI‘DeSlO\\'ll,asse1-t- l)uung a hue vlolont storm at zel-bat a fonn- lows--Yeas 117,--Nays o4». ‘ So the resolution effont has been _made by the Bank to meet the
was‘ passed and sent to the Senate for coiicur- public expectations, and to produce a uniform
ing that his excellency has been ‘ grossly dec¢lv_ min was suddenly opened in the yard ofa citizen, _ _
ed: and verl’ ill iiiformed, as to the discontent llol“ Wlllcll ll“? “’al'~‘l‘ l55llC5 50 C°lll°‘l5ll' as l0 fence‘ °“”"i“.°l" and ill“ f'‘”l“''° ‘5 °"‘”"':§ lo Cl“l5‘=5 be‘ .
On the 13th Sept. three children and ti negro
were killed by at party of Indians, in Tusk-alusa
county, Alabaimi territory. The ii2Ii'abit.ints im-
mediately collected, pursued the enemy and gave
them battle, in which 6 or 8 Indians were killed’,
sive cotton factory at this place has arrived at
Philatlclpliia. He is a most ingenious mechanic,
and is said to have carried out with him com-
and generous conduct of Messrs. Fox and Son,
of Brislitigton, near Bristol,‘ who having obtain-
ed possession of property by the capture of
7‘ ‘ 0 g
r l ench vessels, in the first American war,reftind-
ed it to the French merchants from whom the I
The subject ofauniform system of Bankrupb yond its control ; if its conduct has been firm,
which exists in Upper Canada,’ and censiircs the
common house of assembly for that part of the
answer to his cxt:cllency’s speech, wherein those
wasli away the surrounding earth, and many
buildings have been undermined and destroyed Cy
by its effect.
has again been introduced by Mr. Hopkinson.
The Reports of two of the Coinniissioners,
just, and impartial, then ought the public confi-
dence to be rallied in support of an institution,
Considerable damage has been sustained in (';‘~Iessrs.Ro(ln¢.-y and Gralzam.) on South Ameri- which the least reflectioii will convince every
sentiments are cherished and supported. The
can Affairs, have been laid before Congress. The
person, is intimately connected with the best in-. -
Cardigansliire, by the heavy gales of wind, and
petition concludes-——‘ The undersigned most fer-
veiitly pray, that your excellency will forthwith-
dissolve said house, and issue writs, for the as-
seiiibling of men who may represent faithfully
the wishes, and more ably perform the business
of their constituents.’ _ -j
_._. A letter from an intelligent Am
Bum.-,l;,o, Nov, 17_ man at Paris, to his friend in this city, received
A gentleman direct f’,-on, Don-(,'n,’ ,-enn,-ls, by the last arrival, concludes with the following
that just before leaving that place, informalion l"€m‘dl'liS=
had ,-cached tl,o,~e, that the going Hercules, Capt, “ I must beg leave to congratulate you on the L
Church, had boon n,l.ccl.;nd in a storm on lake late news from America relative to the determi-
lwicliigan, near Chicago, and that every soul on nation of our government to surrender Pensaco-
Repows give a view of the present situation of terests of the country.
the Provinces visited by the CommIssioners—— The resolution embraced all the objects of .,
izianners of the people-—probable number of in- complaint, which had come to his knowledge, h
tremendous torrents of rain. Trees were torn
up by the roots, and cottages and bridges swept
away, ivhiletlie low land-., have been inundated to
a considerable extent. hahitants in the different districts-—Commerce and he hoped the house would not hesitate to die
.. of the country, the benefits of which mostly fall rect the iiiquiry.
erican gentle. into the hands of Great Britain——-number of Mr. M’Lane, of Delaware, observed that he
troops engaged in the revolutionary cause--the wanted time to consider the subject ; he thought
_sourccs from which they derive the means of the House ought to proceed with deliberation;
carrying on the war--much being obtained by he therefore moved that the resolution should
voluntary contributions, some by Opplfesslllg the lay on the table and be printed, which was ii-
people, some by confiscaiing the property of greed to. ' '
royalists, 81c. The great length of the Reports -
hoard pel.lshe(l_, It is nn(_lo,.s,ood that Ln Mel- la. I hail it as the proudest triumph of virtue. forbids us publishing them at‘ prcserit: , _ _ Thursday, Nov. 9.6.. -. I _
16,,’ and anolher nfficer of the U_ S, al-mylworo and a magnanimous sacrifice of }iitei'esi at the Judge Bland, the other (,ommzssioner,.it is Mr. Pleasants, from the committee on Naval‘ 9,
Passcogors in lho ,,~n5sel_ The non", fnlelll. shrine of justice, not to be found in the records eztpectcd, will make his Report S0(lll.—-Rtglster. Affairs, reported a billextendiiig thetei'm.tiflia1f ;
gnnco has come lo us ind},-eotly, but there is of modern history, and only to have ,bec.n.expcct- _ -- pay pensions to the widows and children of cer- , ,
much reason‘ to fear that it will prove to be C0l'- Cd from America. lts effect on the Briusli edu- Housr. or RErm«:sEr~'1'AT1viss. talnllflllcefsl seamen and marines who died tn the l
tech = ' ‘ ‘ors has been like a thunder stroke—they did not . Illondoy, Nov. 23. ‘ public seri ice, which was twice read and com- lfly
...._ believe it possible. The proceedings of the On motion of Mr. Harrison, a committee was mitied.
‘A duel, laid scheme of fraud has been detect. Congress at Aix.fa-Chapelle, and expected re- apliointcd to inquire into the expediency of au- The bill for the appointment of an additional. . _
ed in Baltimore within a few days, past. George moval of the army of occupation’ from France, tliorizing the employment of an additional num- numbe-r of clerks, in the \Var Department, not i
bk!‘ of clerks in the VVar Department, not ex- exceeding twelve, with an appropriation not ex-
Howell, who has passed by the name of Doctor
Howell, and who is supposed to be principal in
this villaiii;_’_._ is secured. The association has
existed in that city more than a year, during
which time a number of checks which were for-
geries, have been presented to the banks and
paid, the signatures having been so handsomely
counierfcited as to prevent detection at the time.
Howell is said to be a man of extensive acquire-
iier of the 19th September, a Ministerial Print,
excite universal attention. It is stated that. the
Plenipotentiary from Spain will not be admitted
to the Congress. This argues favorably for the
Patriot cause-‘--probably a determination not to
interfere has dictated the measure.”—--_Merc. Adv.-
The following article from the London Cour-'
affords another proof of the uses permitted by
ct-eding twelve.
son assigned for this motion, was,
some such measure was adopted, the
persons for whose relief the pension law of last
stssionlwas designed, could not, for a long time,
if ever, obtain the benefit intended thereby ;» for,
he hadlbeeii astonished to find, that
deficiency of clerks, no application for that ob-
ceeding 12,000 dollars, after some amendments I ,,
being made, was read a third time, passed, and
sent to the Senate for concurrence.
1-:
IN SENATE—-NOV. 26. ~...
The joint resoltitioii, to request the President .. '
to take measures to obtain permission of the‘- it
Honorable Bushrod Vfasliingion, for Congress
to cause a suitable monument to be erected over
‘I
the Spanish Governor of the town of Pensacola, jtct,- since the month of May last, had yet been I .
since engaged in obtaining donations for an 1471- in sheltering the hostile savages in lhe late war decitled on, though several clerks were const2_mt- the remains of his illustrious relative, the late ' fl
fortzmtzre Freiicli family, which is now ascertain- between the United States and the bemmole In- ly employed in that duty. The early applica« Ceneral George‘VVashingtop, where they now i it '
ed did not exist. Bythese subscriptions be ob- dians.--J\’az. Intriligencerl ' . tinns were of ‘course first attended to, and had he, also to authorise him to give the sum of . ,. .3,
mined the hand writing of a number of wealthy “ The nameof the Indian Chief or,Int‘erpret- not yet been dis_patched.] P dollars for the best plan of a monument’ .5;
and respectable individuals, whose signatures he er, who is arrived at Portsmouth in the bemii*a- _ ‘ ‘I4/cdnesdao, Jlo-u. 25. . for the purpose aforesaid to he decided on by the 5;‘
could then easily counterfeit, It is since learnt inis, is George Pcrryman.‘ :He' is the eldest son '1 be following resoluuon,olTered by Mr.Wliit- President, the Chief Justice, the Secretaries, ,
that Howell was, tier 7 years ago, convicted of Of Hopoy Micol by ablack W_0muD,f and tl1ef€- man, was agreed to: _ _ _ the different .Departments,« and the Attorney ‘ _
fo,-gory in New.Yol~l;, and sentenced to the state fore not qualified to become his successor ; giv- Resolved, 1 hat the committee on pensions and Ceileral ; and appropriating dollars.for the '
prison for 14 years, fie probably had aul-‘ficieni; ing place to the next son, who was born of a red revolutionary cl-e.i,ms, be instructed forthwith to expenses thereof, was read a second time. kg,
ments and polished manners. He was some time
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