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"s._c(l his wife. Acco'rdingl_V. P9750“ Proceed’ ,‘
lied to the house, which they found-locked

state that this vessel had bern overli:
The Riclimon

make clue and suflicienbproof of his proper- March, I819: and, as to this it ought to be
reversed, and l.ll2l!. the said negroes be declar-by a British cruiser.
ed to be free, and be dismissed from the cus-on her passage from Salem to St Heleir R _ .
ody ofthe/ Court, and go without day. thence to Mozambique; and a few week o-and on opening the door, the body of) 
not a mere rule of"'municipal jurisprudence True copy, Test: fore her arrival at‘St I-Ielenrl. when of «L. was lound,_ her Sl-lull blollell ”l_ S“l1e.l°l'
Nothing is more clear in the law of nations, , VVM, Tiios, CARROLL, c. s. C. U. s. i Suspicion fell on Lounsbuiy llm

‘ as an establis ted rule to regulate their rights
and duties and intercourse, than the doctrine Strung For-gem‘cs,—.'I‘he Hon, Chas, F,
that the ship’s papers are bu.t priina focieh/Iitchell, of Lockport, and a Representativ
evidence, and that if they are shown to be of the Niagara district in the late Congres
f|‘fllJ'lll,leht. they are not 10 he held pl‘00l0ft1f.l has been staying at the Astor House foron her voyage, nothing being found l nlii
T valid title. This rule is familiarlyiappliefl. some days, but lefi on \Vednesda_v morningfy a seizure. This is the filth Salem {seal
,.and indeed is of every day occurrence 1 for Philadelphia. On Tuesday he was intliat has been searched by Englisli Cl’ll(3l"
cases of prize in the contests between bel- VVall -street, and having procured himself towithin a few inontlis.-—Sa.Ze7n Iiegislc
ligei'ents. and neutrals as is apparent from be introduced to several Brokers, passed up _ i ,
numerous ca ses to be found in the reports ofon them sundry checks, purporting to be The BW'7WL'.~S" Coal ,llI”"33'-"l3V lh l-
this Court; and it is just_as applicable to thelrnwn by the Bank of Orleans‘ oi Alhion oi lowing. fl”0m the P0h5"lll° (P3-l,ElllP°l ll
the Slam Bank at A'lh,.,,,y_ They were _ t will be seen that another mine, in ii~.

transactions of civil intercourse between na _ _
tions in times of peace. madevpayahle to n the [;l0,,_ Cl,aS_ F_ Mihcoal region has taken fire, and that the _-i

If a private Ship clothed in Spanish pil~ chell, or order,” and by him endorsed. 'l‘lie_“"lll°,ll C‘lllSlll_fil'e some llllfle .‘,'e“llS 5'
l'1'crS Should CD181‘ the ports Of the Ufllledamount was, as far as has been ascertained,” Sllllx ‘’llll”ll“8'_ 35 llsllal-l llllll _llil
States claiming the privileges and iinmun $1400, The ohool,-S liavihg heel, Sent up tosiiys :—“ life are informed that thehiine
ll€S_allCl, rights belonging to bona fide sub Albany, came back Veslerday morning osh’l€SSrS. Stees 55 OllVt'l‘: H931‘ Pm<-’g'o-

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ty. ‘And how can that proof be deemed
either due or sufficient which is but a con
nected and stained tissue of fraud 2 This 1

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v-as brought to by a British brig of war, izself, who was arrestc _ _
. Persian, our informant thinks) her irivo . d that h'e struck her once with a lllifglll
l nd other papers were demanded aiidlxili 'on_-.~whic_h iv':isafteriyai'ds folltlfl-—._bul.‘l at.
ned, and she was finaly suffered to p oh; .ie did not intend to lflll. her! He is anoulesi
70 years olage, of iiiteinperate ha

 

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says that since his sentence
. mains lll’llifll'Cl.€Ll. _
minister of‘t'iie gospel to his cell, and bus.
l{i(;l.;c(.l ilie Bible from his door.

 
 
 
 
 

 

,,l S0mé\\vh;it moved by his admonitioiis; but
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' ~ ' ' ' his
. , . _ . .,sais: ‘The l)llSll’lC:S of insuiance in t x.
The amount presented so .‘ilalld- ll be lllllle b"’.V°”‘l New Castle’ ll‘-clllii-lciily has been very disastrous. Tl‘!-‘it on thf‘
The checks seem to h,,,,(,. we have so frequently noticed; coi ties) '

burning as usual, and the craters up the

summit of the mountain are still incrsing

_-I/L3'(l7'(l7I.(T€.--'Jl\. letter from New 0l‘lt‘flflS'%

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5eS on op.-n (ffottoii policies and policies on
steamboat hulls have been immense, notwith ,
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standing an ailvance in iatcs foi both iisns._

 

 

Tire Sub—T-rear:-ury -—VVl'iat '1I1(l were
.. . L : . ‘I “ . .1 r .. x _ 0 ,3‘ V‘
S the soh-trohShi~y'_z is a question 0ll,.l,,Sh_baiiltiiilit ulld iuiiied during the last .. )L’llS,

cl, and is t'nus‘ansivered by the Waslilgtoii

orres ondent oftlie North A i r". l - . -
P n e lllml otherls destruction.”—Balt2.7n07'e Patriot. 1

if He has made so many diff-
jects of Spriin under our treaties and laws. forgeries. At the same time there came on

vein is a very large one——we bi-liev=tf.v._

fraud to cover their own illegal acts underio be f()l'_i_r/erleg_

between nations. it can never be presume ind to have been carried out without excit

 mg no tarifl rates, are daily worl<ir1_‘—..’ “Che,
El. to. c.

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ed as before. _
_ei‘ent coiilessions that relizincc:l_c.a_n ht]: l)laCt*-dig
, _ , _ . . . . _‘ . _ ' :-, _ {is has, lioivevcr, istinct 'av0\’-
and she snould in reality belong to the sub- irom Philarlelphia sundry checks of tlielmuils lo bull‘ “'llll lll‘-‘l""l5""l llllV.- F Eioffiglely mg mu,.d£,m,. of S,,,.d,,,,,,l
jects of another nation, which was not enti l3,-,nl,- of ().-loans on the Mm-.hanics’ B,-ink _ "V
tied it) anv Sllch privileges, immunities. Or of this city, endorsed by Mitchell, which c Mil-'lllh°lll "‘3l““”l‘l °°“5°‘lll‘3llll3' lllllsi l0“
,.;gl,,S' ,,,.,d the p,.,,p,.lL,tO,.S “.0,-e Shel,--lug hy being p,.esE,n,,,d at ,he'B,,,.,l‘.' were d(,cl,,,.,,dvery disastrous to the prop.-ieiol-5 .2115:-_
the. flag of Spain, there can be no doubt that i- is 3-23o0_
it_“’0l-_lltl he the duty Of Our <‘-OUNS l0 Stl'iP.0llbeen sold to various Brokers in Philadel-
disgulse. and to look at the case acc‘oi‘dinu pliia on Wednesday. The whole-afl‘aii-seein
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to its naked realities. In the solemn treaties to he the i-osoll ofa thoroughly d,,_,,,.5,te,l ,,.l,miii size and numbei.
Illfll either Slllltl ll'l[f.‘[llIBd IO pl'0Vlf.l6 l.l](‘ing' the least suspicion on the part; of any 0
means of perpetrating or protecting frauu ;the individuals defrauded. Indeed we do no
but all the provisions are to be construed ass-cc how confidence is to be placed in men a 5
Il'll.Cl'I(lCfl I0 be (ll7pllC‘(l. l0 D003. fidtl I.l'2}nSflC';.]_ll, ifsuch I199,-Otlatlons are [0 ex,-_ite Suspi ‘C “ _ . ‘
tions The 17th flllicle Of the treaty Wllhcion. The checks on the Mechanics’ Bank The S.ub'”easu.ll’l ls ll du"g"°”'l"ll°ll' ___._————————-—— .
Spain which provides for certain passports had ii piece of unnecessary labor exp,.hd,,(l ‘ll mom: “ll ll); Tl.‘=’lll llillllll Pllssllghlllel From the Nczvarlc Da2'.li/ Advertiser. _
upon them, which increased the hazards ofll-V0” enter He reasnryi at Me mam lOm"I‘I-IE NE W BRUNSWICK Tl{AGEDY..

 

and certificates as evidence of property on I _ _ f , _ _
board of the ships of both States, is in ourihe operation. They were endorsed as goorl Otl_.l:i$:Se$:°:l.n: llllh ll,°ltl\ll‘Yll';3ll‘; Exlmcl {mm 3 ,,,-3,.-moleiior dared, _
ind the endorsement signed with the nam‘--= ‘ . 0 H 'm 0 *1 Clomll 8 ll .3 loo — New BRUNSWICK. April 3il.
igainst re, and made equal y so ag:iinsll'i:it ,, Robinson Seems now ,0 relcmg and has

terms applicable only ‘.0 cases where either
ofthe parties is engaged in a war. This ,
ever now in Europe. Sundry letters and..ll°re dllllglilplls ellemy’ mml_firSt’ bllhll COnf(.‘SSt-'(l his crime in the most hideous forin.
' .. mpenetrability of its walls and doors ‘and’

article required a certain form of passport to
he agreed UPON by the pfllllesi and =mtleXC’Cl,papei's were found in the Honorable gentle - "-

tome ,,.e,,ly_ It never w,,S'm,neX?§l’ amlm,m.S chamber, in a condhion ihdlctllingsecondly, by the guard of two \\':itciiii-ly.
lll9TPl0l‘9, "1 llh9f’=1S<‘» Of A"l_“‘«1l3le l:f3h9llil.that his dE‘.l)‘1ltl1l‘B was hurried. The police
(5 Wheat R. I.) it was held inoperative. ' are of course in hot pursuit.

It is also a most important consideration
in the present case,'_wliich ought not to be
lost sight of, that, supposing these African
negroes not to be slaves-but kidnapped and
free negroes, the treaty with Spain» cannot be
obligatory upon them and the United Statesrious tribes, who, ifleft to themselves,‘ would:
are bound to respect their rights as much asfor ages contin'ue to live on the biiflaloel ,
thoie oll Spanish subjects, ‘ The conflict of whichlcovertlic plains. The skins ofthes (lay lylalls hm we hupe ,l,E.s.,, ,...i)-,1S.i‘lnt‘l1l. story, and Mr. S. enti--red into fa-
rig ts etwecn the artii.-s under such cir-aniina s, however, have become valublel} ’ . ' . . M i
cuiiistances becomesppositive and inevitabla the whiter, and accordingly this beautiful-ll,:3,.llll:,ilicE,,::,g:::,;l,elm
and mustbe decided upon the eternal pi'in-verdant country, and these brave and iurle-_.,.slsy The 5,,‘
ciples of justice and international law. Ifpciidant people, have been invaded by thelts infl,,,l
the contest were about any goods on boz1i'dwhite traders, who, by paying them d pintlm,
of this ship, to which American citizens as-of whisky for each skin, (or ‘ robe.’ as they ‘
serted a title which was denied by the Span-are termed in America.) which sells at i ll
ish claimants, there could be no doubtol the ’ork for ten or twelve dollars, inrlu
right of such American citizens to litigatr-Lo slaughter these animals in iinm

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their claims before any competent AmcricanhCl“S. l€aVitlQ lllt-’l1'fl't’Sh. the l00d

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. - l . Eeuight before the murder and invited him tci‘s<?
In tbis vault I saw, a day oi- two ago. : Ill ghps house ,,mle,. the p,.e,,,,,,.e of p,,yh,g Oll
» of some twenty 0" dhlllly bllgs of glO]dlandl,‘5[llO note and $300 on the bond and inert-
suspected the proxiniity of Treasury lote: " ’

iL0‘ 1}“, 7,00,. I,,,g.,'a,, _Il__ln lhe SPlCn(lidl?n0Llgl] to impart wealth to thousands. ille-
regions ofthe far VVest, which lie beti\'er=n5Pt“3l“lll9 Clllzellsv I ht‘llt‘-""-- ill” ‘lll lllllhll‘
lb‘-‘(l lake 3 Peel’ ill lllls lllyslellous C “Ville passed in to seize it and make the iiii-.icl.',g,-"i
er’ ' l -3,-lii.it Mr. S. came in the back door, wliich=“.-
iustrat d l l i

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T--_iage—tliat he was prepared to zissiiiilt'hiiiih
Lion his entry, and hail placed his hatchet llll,-‘

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_ X.-Vi=. do not know with what rriotii-eslth ' l m mm H,”
late Post Master General discontinued tl ' i l’'‘*‘'' *“'“-l “‘ ' ‘

 
 
 
 
 

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policy l\'lll;':‘i’tlllllt1l' C0t'l\i't’l‘Sill.lOl'l about the house, remar
e done witlioiitln»
..ce to the public iiitii-.,l:a _
. ath is a bl-.~s_sr.~tl lllSlllUll(ll.lh§li(“Pl) his eye on
..c-es are asiimportant in their llt’:il‘-ihgllil-Ll hlhch “P 3 llllllleh

Jo upon your political and social xiii-lf:iii~,l£ge7tll0 lst story.
as they are in religion and morals. Ylllieie
‘ i'n_ails can be discontinued on Sui‘isl.'iy ‘.\'llll'
-’° lllellloiit injury to the public, it shoul” "5 -"= -
“Se ll"lll'But this object can only be eflec

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_luSl.lC(.’, or to deprive such foreigners of tho:-ivlio manage to collect per annuin
protection given them ‘by other treaties. orto 200,000 skins, that at the rate t
by the general law of» nations. Upon theinals are disposed of, in ten years t
uierits of the case, then, there does not seembe killed off. 'lVhenevei' that event ht-‘Y Wil E
to us to be any ground for doubt that .these -.Vlr. C:itlin very justly prophesies llappellss
negroes ought to be deemed free, and thatO00 Indians, now living in a plain o llal 150, . , . . .
the Sp-ariisli treaties interposes no obstacle tothree thousand miles in extent, must ll93l'l).-’l:.l"lm°C'lat’ H ls lhe Commellcllll. Blllllh Ol llllfi was fiiiishrd.”
the just assertion oftheir rights. starvation, and become a prey to the ie fronicllfv “lllose “W33 "ll'~’ l'°d°em‘’d 1" Nell’ Y0l‘|\ 5.
Thfehe is anothehi: consideration growingor that they must either attack the ‘V0lV<‘S.:ll5 3‘4 lltellcehla flhtfl has lLiXcl\t')er Ceasr3l(,l0tQ rel;
out o tiiis .-art oft ecase,whic!i necessaril 'neighh0ui'inotri(lcs ol the — eel“ 3 ll“ 353"“ S l” ally al '~. ll‘i‘l7’;
arises in jiiilgemcnt. It is observable thalior iii utter fieiizy of desl)aiIi{'orCii‘y . l
the United States, in their original claim, fil-white populition in forlorn h -
ed it in the alternative to have the negroes,it. In two alt‘:-i'nntivcs,
ifslaves and Spanish property, restored tochance; and we have the

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

hus -—, thereby intending to convey the iiii-,,§~‘.'.r0h licm. Oh i Phlm. n
pression that the notes of such Bmks are of A l V ' I
no definite value-,or had ceased to be reclceniei
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powerful _ ,
ooi»,i,»,;,,_s,cent., and at its counter in specie, and has, i _ '
o upon tl')LJ!S well ‘known, abiintlaiit means to )'(lClt"(‘,'l.ll_§§l.€l', we have a fair prospect ofubundzint fruit
9 Ofdlslogi-ngllS whole circulation and pay all its llli.l:llll-El'l'H3-‘{l-fi1'll-
ihero oxisis ifotics, without even resorting to the securities
reforo lho olipiillilmdeposited with the Coniptroller.”

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Te:ms.——I-Iouston papers to the 14th of“;
'March speaks of a new expidiiion l)l‘.ll'lQ'.

bor and attention bestowed upon lliern."

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

. hour, including stoppages.

 
 
 

all done in the night!
Double Lcllcrs.—A pretty little ITl:'iltl r,-l

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

xpedition.
alreii along to act as spies and hcrdsmcn.”

 
 

 
 

__._._.j___.._. ' She S‘-‘lid, lllt‘ lvttel‘ was to l'1i’*i',nl(.itl'ier, zinilf
Patent O_/fce.—This is oneofthcgiw-atest1-she wished to pay in advance.
The new hnil._~on rcci-iving ii., asked the usual qui-stion.

 
 
 

The models, too, are l’ll1m(.’l‘0lIS_,.l
Tl‘.-c

ours who rt-ceiitly returnid from the South

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—out of conv.”
l. Ifany man take potatoes, sugar cane, ‘ “

melons, or any other article of food. and
ransform it to an intoxicating liquor, and
rink it, he shall be fined one dollar,‘and if

B7':z;'ilian In!-rorlucti0n.——Tlie warmest

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_ Friday, on a writ of Habeas Corpus, the .-
= udge having fixed that hour to give his ul-
timatum in relation to the amount of bail
vhich he should require. His honor declin-
d interfering in the matter—he left it in tlii

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who have been transported from Africa iniiiiist soon be adder. ,,
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order to enable t‘i. it-_ .2 ~ - _ . . e-s:ii- o l ' ' - .i‘« . . i‘ - -' » .- . -
l e Uni ed St a , ab x r n f tie piogeny of anotheilst. to chastise me Indmns; 2m, to gmhm , ing the mail to be conieyrd between London
A, a S. ined that we were in error yesterday in sta-
claim was not insisted on,and another claim . _
He was in custody ofth_e'l\’Iar
however‘. contained an order for the dc-livei'y§‘"ld ‘ms llelillllell lle"9 °lllY 35 3 “’llh9=‘S lh
transpolterl to the coast of Africa under thierbllsllllli llllll llle Consul “'35 ‘ll Pl'°S“‘-lll “'lllllll§-.’ '
on any aflirmance of this part of the decree ; l° flellvell lllm lo llls "l"l‘3l': and ‘MY lllelelolt‘
facts‘ there is no g,.0,,ml ,0 assert mat the rather hard for him to suffer for his human-
: ses of the office. and deductions for witlringtori for the
United States in contravention of those acts.
Sanrlilric/L 1slrmrZs.——A law has been on-
Marshal should have to pay the price of his
VlC\V ofthe f1'lf1lIE’I', Ill-"ill pflfl. Of the CIECTCB Of cil‘cl"nsl_an(-yes‘ is not, only a shamtaful ab‘-‘S
_ robbing him for the benefitofAntonio. Ther
The view which has been thus taken 0
_ . -?:———————— dollars, and thus the fine shall be doubled
any opinion upon the other point as to thi-
. _ ' loss of which we published a few days since. ly produce 2,710,110 gallons of liquor.
‘dismiss this, thereiore, as well as several mi-
our city yesterday on their way to Mobile.
salvage service, it is understood that the U.

violation of the l-.iivs of the United States I who have alreacl 0 thetlisrnnl list ofthose
_ 0 . ’ . , . , _
alld lllolli-llll llll° ll“-” Ulllleil Slilles C°“ll"ll.l'ieal'lll§ lllelf wlthelied and dlsapllearedabout to llroceed against the Cainaiiclie Indi :. D"'lP’-llcfl-—Tl'ie Postmaster General of
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Sllcll persons to the co" ..s to reuiov ' worltl l—Qllcw'lerl3/ Review. .1 I . _ d b . 1
livered there to s -" of Africa. to be de- Spol 5' t ls lepolte y Sllles Hal can bl‘
* le ended u on, that u wards of a ilious-.ind
P P P
- eive and provide for them.~—- , , _ __, . ,
dfieqmnt period, this last alternmveiiiig that A,-,l0,,,O was not ,,,,de,. any O,.dC,.cattle, aie collected by the Indians in a bodlxi
was interposed omitting it, from which theol lllllllselh _
conclusion naturally arises that it was a'uan- Sllnlv llllflel 3“ °l‘-lel of C011” l0l' his ll?-llV€ .-
of iho hogrocs to the U,,;,e,l Smlhs, to be regard to the transactions on board the Am-
act of the 3.1 ofMa1'ch, l810, ch. 224. only for mi 0Pl7°l'lhhll_V to send him direcly
be responsible for-his escape. It will lit‘-or man‘
. . . 1‘ i‘ r “ ' l8'‘l‘ S =,.
case comes within the purview of the act of - I 1 , _ numb“ of lniema during h it“ R40’ “Ti
0 rec-ping him in close'confinemnnt- 3- .
. . , ts and caveats was 8338 056 61 ' the expen
sl ve-trade act . , - - -. Niw I-Iai; II ‘ . ' en ’ ’ . .
a s These negioes \\ eic an “Md I Ofhce and go, we ,,.eyu_
The llvltwshnl was here yesterday. ind rawals, amounted to $31,155 75-—llt'E1V‘lllf_‘-‘,’_l ii,
' ~ - - ll 7‘ P‘ H G‘ of Tl P 'l 
Vi/L,,,,, me A ,s,,,(l .. ,d l .( ,‘ _. _ . . . . .5 re .3; 00 ..—— )0 tociestcr Democlut
1 lfl 3lll\C ,S]C “'15 In POD Llty. V\7c ale (lune .\v,ll,ng Arltonlo Should .4
“ml ‘ll ll” Sense °°'lld llle-.V Poislllly lhleml '5” acted by the sovereigns ofthe Sandwich Is-
the District Court is unmaintainable, and
_ _ . is no merit in this, surely, either in the sight _
this case upon the merits under the first point he do the like again, the fine shall be two
. ' . Captain VVo‘ods, of the ill-fated steamerfor every offence even to the utmost extent
right of the Ui‘iited States to intervene in
together with Capt. Dargan and Mr. G, A broughtbefore Judge Inglis, at llolclock on
nor points made at the argument.
‘l Mr. Hudson was supposed to‘ have been
amongst those who perished with the wreck

the proprietors; or, if not slaves, but negroesreflection before us _
at 150,000 Iiidinns T
to the same laws then the Court lass - n tl u- -ountry to bloom and flourish nS_ uilihelobject onhé expidmon is two Md , . England has recently issued an order requir-
‘ tho,-izeil to ,-- agent ,,S may be ,,u_ Antonio, the Cuban Slave.-—We are infor _ yr
line horses, and four or five thousand head ol§l
.-if the court‘ and was leh free to lake Ct,,.,,aboi.it 100 miles above Austin; and these, vvi-3
done-d. The decree of the District Courtgliyv ‘Vllell leqlllleflv lo llle Sllillllsll Cohsuls
curiosities at VVashington.
The United States do not now insist up‘: ,0 his home. The murslml has a warrant as anationalaspect, and speaks an eloquent
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m m 0“ lulgpmem‘ "poll the admlltcd -‘ and many ofthem are very beautiful.
ity in suffering Antonio to be at l:1rcre,ins-tead ‘ .,
. . tr ° 470.
1819, or of any other of the prohibiiory .
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taken from Africa oi. broeght to the ' -my/, ,,f.,-,____E.,.,,_ J,,,,,._ ,
se:ii'cl1 of Antonio, who, it issaid, has left th alance lor the atent luud of $6,900 75.
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session ofthe negroes asserting their freedomhn free, if he wishes to be, but not that the alluding to the reinoval of Blair & Rives as
import themselves here as slaves. In this freedom. To smuggle. liimofl" under sochlands, of which the lstscction is as follows:
ofthe Marshal’s ind"ul'rcncc l t 't '~ '
must be reversed. 5’ ’ N 1 1° m effec
_ of God or man.———Jou-r/ml of Commerce. . ,,
renders it wholly unnecessary for us to giv bllifl” “-
, Lamplighter, the iuelrincholy account ofthv _ _ .
this case in the manner already stated. VVe llfadam Rc.s'tell's Ba.zl.—-This woman was «.'
Hudson of Buffalo, N. York, passed throng‘
As to the claim of Lieut. Gedney for the
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Frchm hint \\I;3 ilndgrstanrlll thatin company h d I h _ h } _,_,;
J 4 I , ‘ . K . -_ivit t. ree 0 tie eclc ands the left the 3h so '1 e marristrates, w 0 lave fixed the _ ,
9 l'9'lS°ll"l’l‘3 bit the C°l”l- It W33 '1 lllgll ' V bail at $3.00O.D Madame Restell, 0,. L0h_lowing conversation at a tavern :
. _ . . _ _ (eel .Sqooi-or havlm, on] a Small h 0 (man, was taken back to the rison b l'ee -
lmelols or the Sim) and cargo’ and such asbuckwheat land twobboxelsl of claret to :iibs(isit-‘V l’l3"le- Slle ilhllen rs to hapve siifl?-lied tell ‘llollofl .V°lll'5ell-l

obstacle to the allowance of?‘ it, if it is deem-

, - .- - «. wrecl' on ' , ‘ -E
ly mcritoiious and useful service to the pro. ‘ 3 lllece °f llle deck 'lh°l-ll hilt-’€‘h E ,[_1Oll0a| boy,»
by the general pi'i_ncipl‘e_s’of maritime law, is

 

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hllS' ;ip,(]l§ill1l"3\\i' a gene
tent and depth of w
A __ felt for departed worth.

-,., R0bi,LSmL:§Tbe%l_Q’i‘;\\r Brunswick 'I_‘iiiicsl.§-sincl distingiished for efficiency, and generous
R0lllh~‘0h and noble be:ii‘ing in every_
He refuses to admit the-£lOCCnPie(,_n}cemyV called, by 3 great m,,jO,.;

-.;w,-is in jail’, but a‘ few months since, chargeu" -ihe‘c-er

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l<-*3 - -
, . ml, l;§,l'IARRISO
Er-.(l*.o him he was gt'lllll.1fll0h§;' “R. flhhzg

vould soon be through, &.c. but secured tog;-l

r ‘ _ g . r.
he ' 'is:eil into:
I 3 lit. \ 

'58 that his wife had gone out for pen and inkra
' - 3 .
Mr. S. replied ‘ll HE
,,.,,ll,- 0”, ,1 ,"e._,. ,,,h-ml,-S ond) l‘(’ll1l'fll agaiii,;L_“
by l.l'lZ1lllmt‘"SllC may he "1. hhll ll‘="?llll"‘ll§

then gave the fatal blow and carried liiui,-,
_'doiviist:iirs and let him lay till the grave;‘_t

T/Ire 0I"I.-7I.gc Tree of 17u7'ii:I(L.--—'l‘hc St ._-
Augustine News ofa late date says-— " Not-,.
-jivitlistantling the severe cold of the past \\'Il]"§‘a
Those trees, whicli from age tiiirlgi
”§llill‘t'llllOO(.l, escaped unscathed, are now cov-«l
“:'-cred with blossoms, promising a yield, tl'=z-‘rig-’i‘lll
--iii some incasiire. will conipcnsate for the la lhadoubt riot but that policy which was to char_

and Liverpool at the rate of 30 miles an.
This islnt slowg
runriing by any means, especially wlii.-n it is‘: _ .
}‘.ll()fl returns so far as they have reached us.’
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ding is one of the noblest in the ‘Union. lifgl“ single or double ?” whi-ni she rt plied with -.

T/re IEL:/amt of an Office ——A fricnrl of%

The omoiml oflses recelirefl for P,-,l.in reply to :1 gentleman that iiiqiiii'cd where
,v- . 7; \ , __
he had b.en, said :--—“ I have been to VVzisli-.:ll“0 l"l°°'

‘-‘rinade no nomiiiaiinn. and threw awav ihcir

 
 

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llhcre are two hundied and six Cllsllllt-.l mere was no chmce

ies in.th'e State of NewYoi'lr, which annual- 7 - -
; liigs having sever

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founded upon fraud__j is utterly void. Th ept so far nsjii directed the negroes to be de Another outrage by n, B-rilish Cjruise ,Zl1ur.(lc7‘.—-1.1 mpn named I‘I‘t;7Zt’l{|E3llll Lolllllrslh, hl 0 R A L K
'very'language of the. ninth article of th9_i_ve,red to the President to be transported to I-Ve learn that letters have been rcceivedlfii ,-hbury, livirig in l\..~l‘laven. ( fglvl ‘ma ‘ .
treaty of 1798 requires the proprietor t0Africa‘ in pursuance of the act.of the 3d of the. brig Richmond, B~.:te_s, oftliis port. \ "i—-[IO a store in the village. on F11 ay even _.‘, — ‘V d ‘I r
I i ll V {and told the keeper that some one had kili-- $95 313,:

EATH loii 'ri_

Qh onofifzty of his country
occasion he did admit a clei'gymai'i and S(;‘€m-._fil'Ol’n its downward progress. flhll hwlhg

“U 5-‘W5 he Cillle-ll lllloll Mlb Sllfllllln lhlEldel'eii(lcil.

pril s; 1

Great in goodness.

_éllii'ov*id'c-lice, the country w
deep and unfeigncd sorrow.
lFour C-oiiip,;inies lluttq retired from the fielrll-iho deceased has hem exemplary in de,.OllO,,cor
—-to his country, may justice award her tribute
and those that remain, frouitlie fact of l'li1V- to his nameilmd his memory be embalmed ._

As the life 0.‘.

‘Vin the hearts of his countrymen.

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-in iPRESIDEN’l‘.'.

 

 

 

 

 

-— P
Trumbull. 5 maj.
' \VeStp0rl," _ 35 maj.
Derby, ‘ ‘ 35 maj.

. ,_Danbury, 40 maj. '
New-lo\'.'ii. ' 21 maj.
Ridgefieltl, 110 rxiaj.‘ -

‘ 'Redilii’i_t_I. — 40 maj.

‘New ‘Milford, 76 maj.
Kent. i 12 mal.

Melzincholly in'dee_d, is the task which we
are called upon to perform, in flllllotlnclllgg
d; he then aclcnoivledg‘-%i.liat ourvcnerable and beloved President is ‘

Elguo more. Tliisintelligencc reached us by
gthe boat from New York on Monclay,
ral gloom over the community. ‘-,

successful and happy accomplishment of that;
'-=t:isl~:, the brittle llll‘r"atl of life is broken. The .
he gifte-d———the venerated and be-

‘n_y, and resigned himself to the dominion ol
Rivtfl‘ hils li‘l“’ll ll‘ Clllllllly l3“ll- allll llle l°S‘s3§tl'ie grave. In this afliictive dispensation of
ill mourn witlisea wiili 26 heavy ships of the line, 32 frigates,
only two of, them rating less than 4-1 guns, 30

 

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proportion ofsinaller vessels.
frigates and a. few coveites could in the last
war maintain the honor of ilic country against
ihe immense Navy 0l'Englaud, one would sup-
_ pose that the above ineniioiied force, oflicered
ll"lll'l"l' a‘lllle55e‘l_“'llllelll3 Slllllt “'85- llllllelllllgsuiid niaiiiicil as it would he in the most (3l'llCl§3D[
-l’el'‘‘'‘3°ll “"0 “"’ll‘l5"'l° llls S"Cclise.°l' wlml§lTlZllll.lt:I', would give even England some trou-
he supposed to he by his bed side. They evince" ble_

lélfls ardent attachment to that country, which iulig From ll”, ,,ai,,m of our iosliioiioog, which
tulle vigor of nl‘cll)lr00Ll he had so ably served and

min}. 15

ROLLOF ~1tuPrti-:sENT.i'riVEs.

1Noi:walk, Clark Bissell, Henry Sellcck

and :New Canaan, No(:liiiice. 1 -

'-Durien, Edward Scofielil

l_ir€ellVV'l(.'ll. Gideon Close, =——’Mead

hich could only ht‘ ‘;Stainliiril. Ceplias Brush, \Vini. T Minor

- Wilton No choice.

3§VV cstpiirl, E >:ivvift

Darihury, Orrin Knapp. David D. Stevens

station he has ”f.;Rl(l}_’t"ll6il,l, Sziiiill If Olii'isIe(l, Ricliuid Lee

l’iFillll':t:‘l(l.n] liulklcy, R Blakciiian

..ll3riilgeport, James Fiicli

men to rescue lhell‘ lilhfl’ Siiraifunl. Jnrlson Peck

 W'l‘allwiiL\lr'

h,,,t_!f..\lL\\ Milioid.A 2 i i, L o.ris

. . . .-§'rm..-.i...ii. Abel Mallet

hi-"lust olllelled lllloll llle exlicmloll of llllll “ll'§\Vesioii, Eli Ailziiixs, David Pachcn,
'port:=.nt work, and uliile his ‘friends \V'el‘('F: V w _ _' ‘Y '

1; d I . . th hi hmt CY echtions of the; Tim l.\A't’Y.—(2ll}' present navy, says the

---orrnegcc. ». i _, . 
l” U =’m° l L “ P l .'Journal of Loiiiiiicrcc, comprises 68 sail, inclu-

iling ll ships of ilie line, 1 r:.=zr:e, and 14 «I-15.

Then we have the frame timbers (contracted

fifl-llir and mo;-iily in readiness.) of113 ships ofilie
loved Hail-isou has ylt-l(l€‘(l to human dL‘Sl.i-E»J.me‘ 18 mgmes. ,5 confines. 9 Summers’ and

,.=l9 brigs and schooners, besides copper, iron, &'c.

in no very long period,-therefore we could go to

 

vc-lies, a dozen steam-ships, and a suitable
ll‘ half a dozen

"-ilcscliew a standing army, we shall always be
an a sense uiiprepared, whenever a war overla-

Il Sf:)~/-I ’ZU'iS/IL t.)‘l[[.f.)-ll":.,1l;eS us: i’ 0. ‘V-e shall not have Our ‘Va!-_ha[-Hess

lilcorricrl out.

Fl-ii ])7'i'/i..c£]2Zcs off/te,Gu1;ci‘n-mcnt.
.,,. .
I ask 720 more.”

I l”l‘l/L Z/"cmh'hiiiii,aiirl it will take some liiile time to get it on.
ll But after reiseiviiig a ft:-.w hard knocks; it has

_ _ N , .
The precise tune of his death will be found ,_ll-,6“, l',,o,,,l liiilicno ihni we could we as good

he event.

He died

ahunds.

The people ofthc United States, over-

"in e ’i.‘=‘-.l "“ ""
, iV'lll l.lel'lV‘: con-"

_ rig that his death wiis zliat country by the packets George \Vasliin;_-,-
C«’l_llll till‘-l l'<"Sl2'n€‘tl.l1s his life has been patri ion, Uuiicd Siaics and \VeSlt,'llL’5lCi'1 l'roiii N.
s,otic, usr-luiaiid tlistingiiisherl; and that thi-
Ome °l llle N'Y- B‘llll‘ l“°l*5 Llsls lllloll rho momoi-it lool,» his lion,-J and “~i,,,.,l ll,£,%l£l.$l. iittt-i‘:'iiice of his lips C‘.\’l)l‘t‘S.<(‘(.l. a l'ei‘vr-ni‘

' I I‘; ' . i ii’: i . . . . . .
evelal of lhe Solmdtst l"ml‘S m llll‘ i"‘l“§.&blood from his eyes and said, in a faint i-*.oice§:,
5

Wlhtlnfll. noFtwi_ths.tanding the treaty with -4“, l0 1:0} and puti'i_fy on the gr fthe Indi Oh and oi-g-imioht, Dononcioiio Jfit) the door. Robinson_ Slel)l)L‘(.l'l)t3ll]ll'l(l |i_iIii§,me m0ming_
Spain. A . . doctrine Xntlstflpply-.»1(lmOl1ltlOl] or caution can arres und. Nocomhllsli holhiho Should oh,-.. . . »,'and"si-yiirrlc the blow with the maliet, \\‘lllCll§53 -—
 V I I _ -l 7. ‘ . . qr. . _ . ’ - L . D.‘ it .. ‘ t. H . .
...=. -.u.ian liberty are inment the piopelling pop-er to th for a_ mo ,.€q,,,,o the ,l,5Com,ho.,mCe of all ,. threw Ofl h.-s hat and brought ‘lllnl on ll|lS§{“_,w1nH:(l, l,,‘_e0,,,.S£.
l"~’l'.Y 955‘-’ll°° Of lllL”'l°°°"‘llll.5-’lV- "1 all dlli‘-°ll0“5 whlslieli'Sl‘ln(l'lV they will arrest the iv. - -7’ hands and knces—-a second brow lii'oii£t‘}?«‘ l
' ~-- —» . ' ' - . . “._ ‘-’ f‘, _’ ., . --, - 2 . ’ ..-'5 .
-l)’ ‘,l':.l‘llu“_y7'1‘UC equaliltroerhtsmdmm: UB‘ln“plITSlTIi"O'1"I ,'~llf-‘Se pl_30'_'lIi1S,COlUID€nCc.'ll.Sn_f;12>1t).l.ij,in_i,¢;'£(-1. . -E.j;ir~i.~inr~.-is ‘i'ne grave and whilst digging hug 0 ‘l
V‘! - — t reigners, who shall conteslor in other words, the excliange 0 -ll‘ game '7: Th R l P—"“? yghearrl a man up stairs, and i'etui-iii.-.il, anilsg
‘ ' v 4%! ' " , '- 1 ,3 .
 e any of our courts, to cqualpoison. It has been calculated by if food for e lklesl” “’m°Cml com ' ‘ ,-found Mr. S. on lllS hands and knees and aiia,

 
 
 

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l"llCl€‘l'lS€ the administration of Gen. Harrir
.,

.5

I

‘<

-2.51‘:

-ihe party.

were some very notable peisons—Tlio‘s Reed.

P _ t t 11 U S S S _ ..Martin Kalhfleisch, Eli Brooks, L. M. Sieve’.-
rlll NS 0 it’. . cnate says—-“ ‘o it-*_. d , -. I - . 
seems that Blair & Rives are lit lentrth ‘O K ’d-D our l-eiwdble Mall” Cuddl l Sud

' D ' ‘lie that binds,” &.c.
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_ _ , Chairman fell shor
 Mr. Ex-Speaker Hunter of Virginia, ithkelfi .~ , ,
seems. is‘la candidate for C-ongress——h‘aving or I l0 6°’

-9 ‘ - , , _ t :5 . ‘, lg , ' 1 _
,,l,,,,,yS deemnd a J-,,-st foumlation for Salvageon eleven days, when they ‘made land, andribly. both in body and mind, since her in. : ‘ I. ldhOnlts‘Ir:lClllg:3l]sfi;1t0l:i_real] can, No
The rate allowed by‘ the Court does not ,[,g,_,.e p,Bkedh,,,,' ,,,,ddc,,i,.,.,edr]m0hCe.da caiceration. Her husband was with her. ‘why 7, x Y - , pl. .
seem to us to have been be oncl the exr ' eys' - at esecon . all at“ l 9}’ le . ‘xi . . ‘ l. .. . = , . ' 
ofa sound discretion, u-ndeli‘ the very enifigftlie wreck, one ofthe deck hands died. Siflalpzs.-—One dihir last week the ivo_rlrTmcnb l , 
liar and e.'nbai'rasing circumstances of the When all ls done human life ' t th'103nt--lilinm OIQMR VI-“mm. Owens’ lnhollll 3 T: “T ‘l . ' ‘P‘'~l(,‘,r,-_..,,im,ol,,
caSc_ K _ ~ '; _ is. a , rovi .ence, . I. phile digging out rocks, l‘ Olveyer people may. differ about CUTl‘t‘.Tl',_«'l‘,~.,-,,f,,.l,l
. . .. host; but like a forward child, that must become in contact with a den of black snakes CV‘ (l‘l‘°Sl‘0hS» 9-“Pah5l0h. C0lll1’ilCtl0n.-0"t‘l' 13". l‘ l - — l
Ulloll lhe Whole. Oh!‘ 0Pllll°“ ls that lllelllhyed with and humored it little to kee -itsixt -six in number ll f- 'h' l = ' - sues and s )e‘i- buses all it’ * st cr i ‘Bm‘ie-lmr"
decree ofthe Circuit Court affirminrr tliatof” uie't t'll ‘t f ll 2] Cl h P. E l . .’ a ll ll ‘cl ll"“le llllf fl “ l“ ‘ '“’ pa 'le° mu‘ 8‘-rte l31‘°°l‘ll¢llli
the Dimic, Court Guam to be amt: d or _ l , 1 . a s a. eep, an t en the care ismediately killed. Twelve of the nuinberthrlt the issue of Red Dogs ought to be Cur- VVcslon.
* a “"3 »-9’‘-°V9f- measured 48 feet. Tailed. . similoni,

. _ - . . 0 make this afllictinrr l)L
“llll ‘here Robmwr‘ said lo Ellllfillle country, by this Ddcclaration. under oui .
‘ ‘ ‘rsage of :30 days the Queen was obliged l0 put

-,4. .l I _
lluf) from knoivi

, . N .. .
c... \_),| “AS” C’ - N, April -1, 1841.

An all-wise Pl'O\.'l'.lt‘l)Ce having sudden]
reiiiovcd ' from this life, WILLIAM I‘IEl\'R
N, late Presidentof the United
rates, we have thought it our duty, in the,-
.-ccss ofCongi‘ess, and in the absci-rice of l.ll('
/‘ice President from the seat of Goveri'iiiicnt,'-:_

ireavment kno-.vii toli’; , _
htuuiiclay uioriiiiig last.

l\-‘cs, by

. .-‘, 1 ru 1",’
..

we understand, look ll.t'

VViLToN.—In this low

second officer—llie Vice President.

New CAN.-\AN.——Ollr New F
manner in which one Brazilian can intro-l”l‘l ‘l lalllel “V9”? l“ll‘~’ "ll ‘
ialive there was no cli"'»' 2*

friend. if/ie steal avzyil/ting I am accou.7z.la-

.88.

he siile-liglit ofthe from door. intending 3~‘§?iii the'lollowiug official annoiiiiccuieiit of 3,5 we go,

at the President’s House. in this
v, this fourth dav of April, Anno Domini.
l8}ll, at thirty minutes before one o’cluck ll

»-lisire for the perpetuity oftlie Coiistitutioii
Thpse words ,lwé;1l'lL'l the pi‘eservation of its true priiicipli-s-—~-
ri:ci)ni‘icts:1i's ring continually in his ear. I-leiiglln deillll‘ as m me’ lhe llllllplllllss of hlsC’°l”"i
’ ‘ i-try was uppermost in his thoughts.
D.\Nii:L ‘VI-2BS'l‘E,R, Secretary of Slate.
’l‘iio.u.\s 'EWl-.'\‘G. Secretary of Treasury.
Joiiiv Bi-:1.L. Secretary of \lVai'.
J. J. C[lI'l"I‘l:}.\'DF.N, Attorney General.
]‘liA1\'ClS GRANGER, Postmaster General.

The governinent will devolve upon the

ti
535 IS OIIT EHIICIIOU, lll€l'C IS €‘I’lCOUl'Z1‘.’_2_‘t‘fllt"l’ll;'§
§

«son, will be faithfully carried out by Joiix

Tiii: EI.i~:c'rioN.——\Ve give below the elec-

l‘he_v are but iiieager, and enable us iojudgc
' I ‘ ll ~ - ' c .'
pp,.ehmd, form the ,.min l,.,d,,c,,,,,L,,,, lm. ,_l.,,_ I‘gl'ln picsciiled herself at the Igraic of‘ll,,.§only ol the success of this S(‘Cll(;[] of the slfl|t~:.‘"

Forty f,.ie,,dly Lipans will ht, _.l ost Office the other day, and iiiindiiig in a _-Our intelligence railier cnnfimisilie prevailin

the most hcivitciiing 7zrL2'1tctc, atihe _sm~_,,. till”-.:_.i,llZ)'\’C split up and ('fI‘.“t.'lL'(l nothing in their ell .-
anguage in relation to the labor and gl.’llll1.'~irllllUSlllllg' up to the eyes, “double, sir! I tiizislfiili-ri to elect represciiiziiix-cs.

NonwALK.—'l‘lie \Vliigs of this town wool
to ilie polls Wiill about llieir usual strength,
falling short of ilie Presideiiiial Election about:

‘The “illiiininaied democracy,"

rvoies on a number ofiiiilividuals—ainoug whom

ill‘ be seen
iientalive, the
James F
. ion by something 5

4 ‘ .
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ettei mid -stl ' a l' ‘d v ' ’: i - - . - . -
‘ i C ‘ .l 5*‘ lllll llllltll lo llliv ‘lS-E-lIl1llll‘€eSl(.ln previous to elr-ciion, that the com-.

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upulaiiuu has doubled since

ihe last war, and our uiilitziry resoiirces (taking

 
 
 

into Vlcw our rail-roads and canals) have been
. .,

quailruplr.-if.

 

FOREIGN NE\VS.

“-7 .u.

E A\l’.I‘.lV’AL 01-"HIE BlU'l‘lSll (-{ui~;i-;.\;.~——'l‘his

.-vessel arrived at New York about 23 o'clock on
After a very rough pas-

inio Halifax for fuel. She left for. New York
on the Isl and arrived on the 3d as stated. Her
London and Liverpool dates are to lhelday of
nor sailing,.ilie l0ili uli.

The lle(),';lt: of England appear to have been
linnimgii-in-l; at (lie ifglblll-°'CliI;c wliicli reached

The first named vessel look out the
- news ofilic stoppage ofihcUni'e.l States Bank
i—ihe. scat-oiid that i.-fihe iiidiuiiiieiii of .\_lcLeod,
and the \Veslc-licslcr Mr. Pickcns’ Report ll.)
"Coiigrcss on the i\lcLeo-‘l allair. These three
causes coiiiliined, creati;d_a siiililcn panic among
all classes of persons, and the Fulllls at the

L‘0nS8(lll€‘llCe.

The L\'lorning Chronicle of the 9th says:
——The publication of this I‘(?l)()l'[Cl“.*21ll:d con-
‘lS*lf,l(.’llLll.}l(;'. i.inerisiiic.'~:s. In this feeling, we
confess, we do not altogetlier participair-.

Q . l ' ~' . I . V ‘
d °°ll~°l‘lll‘lll lll lllls C‘-‘ll°lCl€'3ll0hs f0f “<52 I he very "it'll who drew up this dociirriciit

;- it is plain upon the face of it——iuust have
%f(E'll. they were -piiiiirig their l‘.(lm(‘S to :1 case
i,-upon which no nation would venture to en-

The larigiiage of the

iglkl‘ upon l‘lOSlll'lllt‘S‘.

,. , . , N ._ r g _ _ _ 0 l _
‘IXLER. 10 “hobe ¢ll5llh‘s’hl=h9ll ldlehls» ¢lnllfFBl70l'l.lS not the l-.iiigu:_ige. oi ll:t'l’l, who eith-
patriotism, we have implicit confidence. .

 
 

er were convinced that they had a good
cause, or ivi-re deteiinmtd to go to e.\;ti'cuii-
ties in a bad one.

The tone. of some oftlic English papers is
,quiie violent and liicaihes forth ihreainings of

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

'ihe very worst cvilsof war. This being in the

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irue spirit ofJoliu Bull. is perhaps to be expect-
far]. It is rumored, and in some cases stated as

The C] I‘! ggrlltlll foes ioihe success ofihe whig cause-—-inac-gfaci, that some pail ofihc squadron. believed lr‘
'»‘ if’ . . . . . ” . . . . .
hlliiviiy and ilisiinioii——liave again fastened Ul}f)li (.‘OH$lel of ten soil of ilie line. Wlll(.‘ll liad ’

wn gr ilirec iowns in this V'iCl(ill\L;*;t¥[]g8gt":(l on the Coast of Syria, fiat.’ 3‘

3?

denly ordered olfioihe coastof Arr

 
 
 
 
 
 

4 uort ilie remonsvmiice of the ‘I ‘ ' .- .- »,
'_‘IlIc~
Jecn put

' Mr. Fox, against ilie“jn ‘ .
'Leod"—iliat "three '

ll.-'iitlilei'ily under or‘ . l H‘ -:1 *
In France i v , '.-ct.
There ' . Fzcspeculalions about

zyria but we deem them



(‘PI . .- to extract.
 - .?:-a' there appears litile of impor-

‘L-goiialions are still pending, and pro-

 ;g with the same leaden foot as heretofore.
I7 Hie following piece of intelligence does not,
' ‘however, look like aspeerly and peaceful ad-

justment of affairs:

 The admiral, with a considerable portion
of the squadron, arrived on the 20th of No-
vember at Tongkoo. On the 21st Captain
Elliot proceeded in the Queen steamer tow-
.-irds the Bogue forts, in orderto deliver a
A boat was sent off with
a flag of truce flying, but it was fired at by
the Chinese’froni the fort. The boat return-

1* letter for Kcshen.

'l ml’ H°“' ‘l"'°‘lll”l B-ed and seyeral-shots were fired at the steam-

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2-17
394

. Usborne is, without doyht.
‘ all we say competitor ?—lhe:-"-
n the Farmer Olfice.

44 (lm.
205
2

maj.

in aj.
II) Uj .
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maj.

161 I

Opp.

rnaj. 22
117
278

maj. 19

maj. 52

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- er, one of whic ‘:struck her. Two shells
were thrown into. -the fort from the steamer,
which their rejoined the squadron.

Capt. Elliot went subsequently to Macon,

and by some secret means contrived to send

he letter. An apology was demanded for
the insult to the flag oftruce, which, after
some delay, was assented to by Keshen,

 

-.‘.,a,,‘-’.

“la were yesterday presented with a basket.

-of applrs by Mr. Zalmon Dikeman, having all
the freshness and soundness of recent gathering.
‘-1, These apples were mostly Rhode Island greens,

and taken from the trees last autumn. The rest ~
.were winicr Spiizéubergs, one of which was the

growlli of 1839.

_ ,._,._.s-oz:

 

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