1
' r
not perceived the good Recti resulting from
it. The importance if ike subject, It inte
resting nature to b'n'constituenls, bo in
addition to the common sufferings, had the
extrtme .mortification of being represented
in a state of insurrection, nsust be, an apology
for hit coming forward at this early period
on the subject of the embargo. : lie Ihc'e ofy
lered tne following resolution t . , ,' ; ;! :
Jttsokfd That the act'paWed at the fast
session of Congress, entitled u An act laying
aa-embargo on all ships snd vessels In the.
ports and harbours of the United States,- and
the several acts Supplementary and addition
al thereto,'' ought to be immediately repeated.'
' On the question, whether the House, will
agree to consider the resolution, it' was de-j
sided by yeas and nays Yeas '8 3, Nays 9 ',' ,,'
; Mr. Chittenden then nliovedt that, it be e-s
ferred to Che committee of the whole Housd
Onlhcf state of the union, to whom Wi refer
. red the President's message';:: .:' . -j 'I'C.'
, Mr. Macon had no objection to a' fair is
susstdn. ' - If the law's wers!' wrong 'and pro
ductive of no beneficial efTec they ought to"
krti-fnratpd. Hft (ucrp-niitrH to th cr.htli'rhaitl
-1 - - on - - - o ?-
to a committer ot the whole, other than that
t M the state of the union." '.irT"''!"
. t Mr. ChiUenden sur modified .his motion,
-and it was agreed to refer the resolution to 4
committee of the. whole, v ,& :.. - ',:..-.-
.On the question for what day it should' be,
a order, lr.Chtttendemnoved to-morrow;
, Mr. Srnili saidr, be ,had no. objection to
roeeUhjs question, buVrtbt'ajl 6 early a per.
riodr'i Front the general state of our fore'ign
talatioat'r'hcs though the "resolution wasill
timed.; What ,oud the gentleman mean
by bringing, this distinct question bow before:
the House i Does he mean, said Mr. S- that
we must repeal the, whole of the embargo
yaiem, anu uumme nooning in ine raom
, 6f it f Certainly if his intention may be judg
ed by the manner inwhich ,the subject is
brought forward, b means this. If he docs
1 1 wish him to come' forward and tell us so ; ,
tell ue that he and his constituents are willing
to pay a tributs and submit that they will
- surrender the independence of their country.
- To. consider this motion now unless a sub',
atitute lor the embargo were proposed, Mr.
S. said he could , not agree.-' He therefore
moved that it be made the order of the day
for Monday ..week. : In the mean time fit
'took it for granted that the President's mes
aage would become the subject of cpnsidera-
' tion, and the House would be prepared to
- taywhat course it would pursue. X
, (To bt concluded in our Hint.), ' :'
; jriLMimrom ::
TUESDAT, NOVEMBER l'rsoy.
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At length the American'peopfe can read
and ponder on the President's tnesssite. ' A
k. n.n.a.l nf.f. Tk.ali.rfi In. trn-tninf
are not few nor unimportanU-but the limits
of our paper forbid an exercine of the unplea
sant office of a political ceh'or to the extent
f which it is susceptible, i Wf will therefore,
. for the fre$tnt, point put a few pronfioent ar
ticles for which we think ft it coudemnable.
-. 1st. Because the President declares that"
the embargo has given safety .to our mari-1
rcrs, when it is notonou that a large portion
, of them,' instead of finding employment, as,
' they bad a'rigbt toexpec in the national
service, were compelled either to starve at
.home,' or beg' employment (to which, h
ahame to justice and national honor ! frt
Amcrittn teamen were forced, by the cruel
- and bad policy of our rulers, to submit) in the
Znglith navy, into which some of our poblest
' tars were admitted, while others were morti
fied by a h'umiliatinir refusal. . . Y ,. :..
, Sndly. Because he has de'rlared,that the enV
. bargo has given safety to our mercantile jiro.
; Prty when it would be an insult to our su
Vferingt to be reminded, that our ships and
produce lie idle, and In a great measure rot.
; ting in our harbors, and in our barns."
3dly. Becausehe boasts, tat the embargo
has enabled ul by warlike preparations, to
assume the imposing attitude of defiance,
. when it would be almost proverbially ridic'u-
: lous, to compare our fortifications with those
of myuncle Toby's and corporal Trim's, toil
lustrate their memorable siege. ;
4lhlv. Because he has devoted many and
long sentences to Indian affairs,' ansf philoso
phic speculations about turning Cherokee!
' Into American cltireni,- when he aUows no
' more tksn three lines and a half to a state
ment of our s:tuation relative to Trance, and
, eomparatively but a Tew paragraphs, , and,
aome of those almost unintctligible.andfone of
- htm aVsolutely s, respecting the mutual
position of England and . this country. ;
Jthly. Because he appears to aoften the
, c6nduct of France, by only stating that from
her we had received no answer, when" Mr.
Armstrong declares in his letter to the Se
cretary of State, that he had refrained from'
any application to the French minister, from
a certain conviction, that Inttead of its being
of any avail. It would be injurious to us. while
he.ihe rre.idnt,r nothing of the. late hor.
, rible attrocltist of the French on the ses,
from the burning and sinking of our vessels
to the murder"of in American seaman.
6thly, Because on Spanish affairs, be docs
not state that Spain and Portugal hsfe open
ed their ports to our ships, while England, as
respect our commerce with those two nati
ons his so 'modified at revoke her orders tf
council, as to leave it unrestricted and dis.
pitches the whole heart-chterinjlntelli?ent
of Spanish pstriotlim, victorious over Gallic
usurpation, in about two lines of perfectly
dirbioui import, meanitij anything, or noih
:, fthly. Because thoughUs tlat'ian made iU
dutj, he is sepolchrally silent on the subject
bf recommending.any measures to congress,
thereby throwing on them (according to "his
old habit, and in the words of Mr Randolph,
making use bi his back door communicate
ons and influence) the whole - responsibility
of the measures they may adopts "
1 , 8lhly,- Because -with a ludicrous anxiety, he
makes a query Shall it .ourpublie trea
sures lie unproductive, in the public vaults t
hall the revenue be reduced t": when, lindei1
gnt blessed embargo Ood only; Knows, wnen. ,
we shall. get any more money in theTreasu-;
ry without odditiond.taxts:iMA'.:'y'lv-
j Sthlyj Because it is a composition era msy-in
its arrangement, ambiguous in its meaning)
inelegant In its style, and deficient in its mat
ter : and oW the whole, ojuiteVuVsajisfactoty.'
.v. ; 1': VS-v-yr-;?:"' "'". , ' .,.:
So prospects, at presenf, ' flatter us with
the expectation of the, removal of the Em
bargo, but'ratherA'threateft' additional sup
plerrffcntsV 'and an' Increased: rigor: in iaforc-ingit.-
. . " ,";lr-'
feWa areTjarticularjfiolfcitous to direettht
attentioh of all to the ietyixtitttnt communi
cation pf Giin.u
ri'tr.
R.NewmartV'whofeletter to General
.WnkinfonchirgCT'him fh being
Traitor y member of Conurefs' from
.ongre
Virginia;
pT'he following is a Correct statement of the
v6tetakehift Ihi district fok an foectoof
President and Vice-President j .wp'vi r. 'ix.i
-: S 'V;" : ;;,-;:".:V V MKe.';,'' Brovp
Sampson -aKd.:33J U
; .7 New-Hanover
Onslow r:'"
kadeni.l'v"ff;f' Brunswick ?ltfik
'f'.-y '4.,?i'i .-Totit. V
fear
1949" 'itnVi loss
Majority for Governor Ahe
).-
f ! The following is a correct statement of the
votes taken in Newbern district for an i.leclor
pf President and Vice-President 1-Gaston
U9S, Whitfield 1315', Giving a federal ma
jority pf 181 to M Castonli; v ; '''
'' , ' ':: ' ...',"'! '."'i :.i ''::r-i. i
State of the poll vo Vhington district A
Toole 1536, Williams'948, giving a . demo
cratic majority of 57$ to Mr. Jopfe. 1 :''
l- r.-.-',- !' XALXICH, HoviMiia IT. ' -
r TBe eltclion for electors of President
closed throughout this State on Friday last
"f tn this district C6f. Taylor, the Madiso
nian' candidate is elected i - ; ' v .., ';.t)
vln aonie places of elections in Johnston,''
where the federalists , have decided majo-,
rity, the polls were not opened, and ihta a
TUB nil 1 lu lira repKUM( r)ni-r .Wim
it was known (hat the soldiers belonging to
the imy, stationed at this place, were to
vote, many respectable' men were so disgust
ed that they would not vote at alii and many
did noV attend the ehctiotu' , The soldiers'
did attempt to vote and were refused.'. ,, .
p We do not recollect that the standing ar
my ever voted before at an election, except
hi tlrat republican state Virginia, which can
do ho wrong, and which, is a pattern for.
Kortb-Carolina upon, all occaiions. . Judge
Potter gave it at his (opinion that the soldiers
bsd the right of voting, and contended stre
nuously at the polls, that they should be ptr'
ntitttd to f aercise that right. . : ,, , J,
; It not the example now, set,' a dangerous
onef Suppose .several thousand soldiers un-
der,Wlkinson and Dusne, and the patrio
tic commanders should hase the election of
certain men much at heart, what is to pre
vent trm from marching their soldiers jlo
the polls,' and making thefts vote for their
favorites.;;, : ,. . , -
ft has been the general enquiry of the peor
pie, " for what purpose is a standing arm
raised and kept in the country in a time of
ix-sce I" We can now" answer that iha m'.';
crults a this plile has perhaps answered one
of the purposes ol the administration by voU'
ing to a man for Mr. Madison as President..
If soldiers are permitted to vote it would
be ah eiy matter to jajse 5(3,000, and by.
placing the'ni in certain districts, they would
be sure to vote for those members of Con-,
gresl who created them Thus, however bur
tliemome end oppressive these soldiers may
be Id the people, yet the penile could have
noredrcss, ; : , ;r-
, la the distriCf composed of Moore, Chat
barn and Orange, we have cot complete re
turns. 'In Moore Mr. M ILensie, the federaL
candidate, bade majority of eoo and upward
he had small majorities n 0 separate
elections in Chatham and a large majority
at the Hal River election In Orange. At o-
hcldoa fridsy instead of Thursday as the
law directs. If these votes are rejected,' as
they legally ought to bt, Mr. M'Kcnils Is'
elected. - '. "
. Mr. riummer of Hllibx district, end Col.
Wynn of lltrtf&rd, ahdGn. Riddick or
Cstts, all Madisonisns, ire without doubt
ejected. 1 iJioerta.
- "'...,,.. i
.,' Xaitst, (Ujutthiitti) Nov. ft.
" .The election, for a Member of 0rreH
In this district, yesterday, terminated In t&
r .1.!.. Y 1 1. m Ham II.mi.m1m film.t. IitM -
.... Ul rV i 7 ,'' r.' rr.fn poneffion Of
-k..-1.. . L ' tomakeretucDi, par
This is the first time that Esse. South Dis
trict has ever had the honor of a Federal re-
Ircsentative. Mr. Pickmaa had 279) TWS
lr.Illham.3151.'
. The following . fa.fls are eommtrnicalea
$y a gentleman from New-j$ftv, juft as
the paper was going to prefs. , TKe coun-
ty of Glouchefter has giving on examina
tion" 6f the official ret omsi a majority of
l5 foj'the democratic; picket.' ' but Jn one
lown the (drpeflos have returned only 20,
federal .votes nereis (c ,' pe ' foot, Jo hat ,
iunii,4iafc cuuio lorwrti ana iwurq ,inas
ibey vojed for the federal ticket tbefaftr
are brought; before tb legiflaiure' and a
Luuiuiiiicc uai ccn appuuiicu u examine
and report No Wonder . the federaliCa
"irtti afloniflied'at tbe-return from Glou-
ccuer. ho wonder mat Madiion can. be
cleae4x;e'edent.-Trir:ri,.;'2'
hev;Tmoytments, on, the continent' Jlilj
indicate ..'an . early .repewal ol hoflilities
'with Auflria, who iS aiTumed an undisr
mayeo annuac. ncr army is loimca inio
eight divifions,;each commanded. by a field
marlhal. :: ;.! he arepdoke vhartea trgerie
ralifTimo: miniller of war and fubreme in
ill'attcii of mlfital Jifitoioni;:jiJ:
p Tioorpapefoi :ep'..5( a poierveo an
extract from the NeiYoik Daily Aim
tifer,, contradicting the report' of n en
gagement between : he America b frigate
Chefapeaie, and, a Britifh fiigatc, (name
unkoo viifl j.repottjid i to, wie by - W -pliam'
Duncanfan of Oun ' BoatJ No. 51 and it ;
aboears that he has denied ever alfertine
fuch. a (hing,, for, which realon I take this
method io "mak'o' it known to the publjc
that the ctrcumftance was related to me on
the '9th of September la ft off. Sandy Hook;
by the fy AVUliamDopcaofoo;' ;.a(f ihtf
under hened gent lemeo Hive proved by
their amdavitj ' .whof veri pafleagert oh
board and 6n deck at the time. 1 . 1 fhoutd.
not have fd long delayed reuefling you to
Infers tbefe lines in your paper, had tt not
Keen forthe ab fence of one of the wit ne (Tel.
-r'Piz: peter hess;; !
Y Wilolihgton 14th Nor. l8p8 '.;,?,...
i 'John S. Oliver;- and ohft Patteifopi
being duly ffoial 1 efpeflively declare the
above flatement by. Peter1 fiefs, relative
to a communication made to him by vVil
liani Duncaftjon, ol Gun-Boat. No. 51,
Is .true, being prefeut when fuch conver.
fition took place. . 'tv'Vi' :" r, J;. . ,
. JUtlN 5. UL1 VtK, .;
if ,'' f
Svaorn tt' wort mi
WILLIAM
link1 y y: :;
'. Ditb, Athit plantation, Old Town, m the
ntn irut iur rw it,ttm umii ummmrt
Entiaas) Tiv.' I:.
Nov', 1 5, Sth'r Relator, it Ilhtnnjt Chorletton
, :, , Slooi Pattn tfcLeatL ' ,. Chorletton
i :.:-.'.' .'.GLtAaao' :
t5, BrixWMamV'JUrthttL
17, Sch'r Tartar, SmitK, '
11, SlooPattjt tlcLtan,.': ';
Boston
Charleston
Charlttton
M JniieiM bai betai icUived, bat was too tat iVr
laam m.
10 THE OFFICERS OF THE MILITIA
1 .' NORTn-CAROLINA.' .
lTN receiving the orders of Hii Excef-
J. Icncyihc Commander in Chief, to
is Jo (ha Qnota Of Militias required nf
inis tste by the general .government, I
find all progrcfi in the bufinefs necc!Tari!y
fufpendei for a few days, by the svinl of
data, by which to'mke the appointment
oi me teembitoa to tht lcvcral Uisilion
' I art
ana Diifja.tei.- . . . . . '
- The difficulty which tliui Ipterpolei tt
felf, proceeds from the modification of
feveral Brigadei, and the creation of a
new Divifioo.fince ihe . lafl returns of the
Militia have been, received j and I am in
patTcfSon of no returns but of Diviftinl.
(a,' few Regiments Only excepted" ij nor
are there aoy other to be (ound either wittf
the Commander jn Chief, or in the Offices
of'tha General Affcmbry.' . . t ' .
. As the lime has Already arrived,' when
the duplicate returns of the Commandants
j ( Rrgimeoti ought to bave beeri received,
and as they are now coming in, it U a
teafonible especTation that a few dayi
delay uVill enable Te toa'f portion lne
Qwia in i mors proper ' aud cqhitable
manner ihao could be done by any former
tetorni, ltoweer minute hi detail,' were
them. 1 , , .
fore.whofe duty It is
ticulaily Command'!!.
of Regiment!, are notified of the urgent
necclTity which ci'ift's for their forwarding
Ibefti with all PofTlbUt difpatch'. .
' As foon as data for the appointment ate
obtained, orders will be iOucd for raifmg
the 'Detachment ' and it Is' confidently
hoped a'i iii be ready to meet the espcr
Istloni oi the. PrsfiJcnt of the.UnJieJ
States, ind oi the Commander (a Chief
of hit State. . CALVIN JONtS,
pt ' ,( ' AJjuiant-Ctncrot.
jRskitnjKov. Vt!o8. .
I.
I UIT Itteleed Sod lot (at at thii aflwe S ft eUpol
JednUMof few late norarf atoika, ttfo le
bTataof CtrVea Peai-lltcf, nd b-aite ol DtlMs'i
I k . 4 .! li I . . - . .
fTHE CopartnerfJiip of,C. & P. PeU
" ' hm i tbia day diffylred by mutual :
con fen t.-. :.-.'...- -.-, j,.. -
: CHARLES PEUIAM.
PETER PELHAM. v.. -
Vi!miogtoo; Nov; 22.
iTh ubsQrilirs;( have .reml J:
ed 10 the plew Brick S'torei oh' the Korth - '
side oi Market-street, fldjoinipg Mr. Gabie.' : -where
they are opening, a General Assort- ..
merit of NEW; GOQ 1)3, just received 'by ,
the Venus, from New-York, which they' ofc.
hi tbt Siile, iiu reasonable terms., ' '
Omti St W MITCHELL,
:WiV;ii::;;-'i(r - at
NOTICE. -' -
.fOTeieas,tKC Planaiiori ori 'the? ' ;
North I't Rjvthfoiw'ni Utibo. WilmiBtiM,bloii -,
Cotht htiri of Mr. Arthur' Mabfoo, deenhd. htvinc ' 1
Xuftlo4 frtat injaty from per foot 'rtffpiffiai thro, i
thii ii4h relot to latorra u pciloai iroai . huotiog f : . .
deQrovinc the timber o4h fame, t lam dctctmiacd
to pfolceuu ID onoiKr 0. aneciion.-1 '
..4MJI. HOLMES,"'
Notice:,
'i r-
r Thc subscribers' having qualK f
tedu tdmiiitaritot.a4 daroIftrtriKlp the Eftateof
CbarlcS tootf, dtcf j, give notict to all oerfoaa .
hi j demindj tfaintt f.id cfttl to pitfeat hew foe : ; .
Biymcat wtthie tb tine recurred by satrf ffmbly.k '
eotilled." in ft concctatne. prtrinf 4of and '
jnotioj Utttn of dminiHritiun, and to prmat friudi . .
th pitotpoitnt of iatcttttea iites," oiherwif thy
it i
will be birred of recovery ty the operaifoa of hid eO, 'V
f hole iadebted lo (lid eftite aiereqacSed la rnika im
aatdiau f ymBt,'otbef wife tecoo tie will be had M
law. .-.,... .' - .
'i : v .'. SAMUEL SWANW, Admiaiftrator.
; V . : iu'. JANE JONES, Adniaiftratrix. n v .
', KoyeTobei ka,. Xii- 6. w r..-
r NOTICE.,
'I vJMI persons itidebtefl to .-.'the c$l - ..;
tate oi wimam, ucave cerry, ticceaicd.
are requeues iu inaae immcoiam pay menr,' ,
and thofe to whom the faid eltate is" in." ' '
debted are defjred lo render in ' their ac '- '
counts atteftetf to , Herifoa Kelly, who is "
authonlcJ to fettle alt affairs ot laid eUate. , ,
i'i James' HrAncrum, Adm'r.'j .
v Nov. ax '. . (
30,0pg ; DOLU ARS7
. ' f or Height uojudmd ciwts. '
;fZW-YORK STATE LOTTERY;
ForOptniaj aad Impro.j certais freet' " f
I r . -tods to the . Alack Rivet ,.:"
PoGtieW lo eemmtooe drawinf the a alls AS
AdiM dett. 6oo Ticket to be dr.wo each de aatil
the who's i coacluded. ' friaes Tkle ro diyt a tin .
the draertagi Sod the piyaaaat fmaraalccd or the Ittte -
THE CAFTTALJ'RIZIS ARE, '
'7 30,000 Dollars,' ,, 20,009 Dollars,"
; .. 10,000 Dollars,; woo Dollars, .
r L- . v' V; Jf,000 Dollars,. . . ., i ?
. ItGdet. teeeral of 4 ,000, 400, aoa, too, Ac. Ac
ted than iwo Itaaka to a Priae. ,Tbe Scheme ot tbia . ,
Lolteiy i asieet Ully ackoowledted to be the bet ever
yet offered fo the America Peblic, aed the price ot '
Ticket at prtfeot bo hibar tbea Eight Dollars tack. ',
7. ricKEts, ;
Jiatvest' Quarters, 'and Eighths
V i abb TO II sun At v ) :.;..' '
HGitJJu irAITE's v
TRULY FORTUNATE LOTTERY OrriCEJ, :
V' No. , M'ArETEN'.LAKEv . ;
V Andlfo.i&i MAIQEN.LANI, , : ;
s, v NEW-YORK, ' ,
Where M fold lo ibe t AT New York Lattery,
- T A Ike three capil.t prie of . . .
' 35,000 DoTlara, No. 20231 r
10,000 Dollars, No. 2S40J ' ":" ,
. X fiOO Dollars, No. torafl r ' j s '
Also, No. 20310 a prize of 3,000 'Dolura, '
befidee beeral btheri of a,ooo, iraotf, joo Pallara, Ac. I -tec
And la foimar Kew York Lottcitei were told" as
the sboee Offtu, k , ; ,'j i; , 1 -t
17J99. 53,000. Dollar r 1 73 4 3,000 Dollara '
3939 20,000 Dollara
31573 3,000 Dollars'
U994 2.00O Dollara
.16617,3,000 Dollara'
35595 2,000 Dollara
. 363 10,000 Dollars '
36135 SrOOO Dollars
3050 3,000 Dollara.
13298 3,000 Dollars
208$s 2,000 Dallara',
. uu unr tvuiiti j -wiiicv ih waiinnorsj
corner of Charles and Market,Streets, werai '
sold nearly all the Capital Prizes, in the lata'1 ,
Su Mary's College Lottery, ' among them',
Were the following, viz. ,. .. -
699 30,000 Dollara ' 19894 1,509 Doltari'
15564 15,000 D ollars 1718 1,500 Dollars' '
7001,10,000 Dallara 1535 1,500 Dollara'
fcrr 5,000 Dollira"" fdtO 1,500 Dunara
1 14535 .1,500 Dollra
, ; Distant adventurers, by eocloxing'.fiank
Notes ih letiers post paid directed lo, VVaite'a 1
OtTices la Baltimore, New-Tork er . Albany,
'may have' Tiiketa ar.d Shares, retaraed by.'
-post to any part of the Union,; with the uu
most punctuality, and the earliest advice,
se"nt of their success.. Schemes at larregrai''
lis and Case advanced for prizes as soon a
drawn. A weekly ptinted prize list will bo! ,
forwarded lothe editor of this paper, and at,
the conclusion o( the drawing the snanagcri
otTicial list of Priaos as soon as printed, w her
any a;eotleman caa czamlne bis own. nurobe
Pnzss Informer Lotteries taken 'in payment
for Tickets in this. t , ,
i 3 The Saltimore Trinity" Church Lou'
tery commtneed drawing on the Erst of No-,
veniber, and will continue to draw 3,009
Tlclcta per week -till finished. . , ! a'
' ' Tkkcts and . Shares warranted undrawn
, may be had at cither of C. k R. WaitrV
Lottery Offices. . a. ',,.;.'.