i p-s^. »i" •">kf «-r*-,r7vt!i 'K
,„ „arch ,o>,.;,'.l, S,.raBlio, .l.rou.c,,. of ,h.. Ca,.,K>l : I',,-
NKw-^':i '. .Ai c;r?T 14.—.'I’he ])ar’;« >
ship Dot! (^uixt)lU', from Havre, l>ritiK''
i!s f’j' is papers to tht; 14th ull. and l.oii
v'l'M (iafi s cfthc Pjth, wbirh, nit!i tin*
1 ivul ci‘ iho Manthesler of the 1st (»| J’-
Iv, anv! Win. Byrnes of t!ie Ironi
Liv rpool. ^ive us late sr.d connccted in-
'.••Higcncc from Kuroj'tc- J’*-' iiii-
poi iaiit piece of tu'v.s is lh;*l cotinccted
V, itli the revolt of thf Jani^siu ics in C on-
atantinople, owirj, tu tl.c attempt oi the
Sultan lo stibjccl tiifni to ii.uropean uis-
clpline. Tlicy wci'c ovt*i puweiod in the
capital, but as they are fcpiAuil all over
the empire and have aconnio>i caiisc, it
may be iiopcd, (we say “hoped in the
interest of the Greeks.) th^it intestine war
vii! divert the force which otherwise
Mould be exerted ufjainst the rebels oi
ilie Morea and the Isles. Selim III. un-
c!c of the present Sultan, perished in a
similar' insurrection in 1807. His ne
phew has yt t to see the issue of his at
tempt. It is said he evinccd great per
sonal couraf;e in the attack upon the Ja
nissaries, and a most i;nrelenting temper.
The Frcnch papers concnr in supposing
that this insurrection may render the
Divan more accessible to the representa
tions of those European jjowers I hat are
inif'i'cedinjj to stop the eflusioii ol the
blood of the Greeks.
In Great Britain there has been a j^reat
fallinrr oft'in the revenue of tlie year, a-
In;,; tofleposc Mabmo.ud and to ptotlaini
liis sen. .
At noon the Scra{);lio v.as invested;
and then the Canonit-rs of'1 dpscbis, who
had come by water from tlie arseiiul with
some faithful troops, ];tesented them
selves at tlie aveiines of tlie jvdacf: with
cannon. 'I'liis surprised the Janissaries,
and made them hesitate; hnt towards
evel^in^-• they showed a di'^posi'.ion to
iiKtke an attack, when the Sultan, arrived
from hi'j Summer retreat on the other
side t.f the Bosphorus, displayed the
standard of Mahoniet. At the same time
ci ici s mounted all the minarets, and call
ed on all faithful believers to assemble
ciniis civil x\ar will rar;c’in the heart ol
Turkey. Tl>e «*’ beams,
and briphtly beams on Greece i
Jkiimmclic Press.
HAYTf.—The payments of the sums
due to Trance, fur the acknowledgment
of Haytian lnde])cndence, causes vcr)
considerable difnculty to President Bo)-
er.—An attempt was made a short tinie
since to obtain something ii om the mines,
and f;reat expectations formed that the
result would relieve the government Irom
the necessity of resorting to taxation, but,
after exjjloring: them, no traces ol either
{»old or silver could be discovered, and
and t-atislies the no-
In thevi?ar 17.19, an^iHion
n„,nd his WKlMR-ss.--rhe rai.ks ,.{ .In- Ik- ,.n,ject >vas
Janissaries began to grow thinner, anl , recourse must now !)e had to diuct ta.^^
the Topschib with their cannon cliai i^'il , tiun
with case shot, came out ol tiie scruf’lio,
and being backed by the marine troops,
made a terrible carnage ol the Janissa
ries, who retired to tl’.e!!' barracks to tlie
number oV about 'Uure they
hoped thev shw!il''. br left in r( pose; but
at near m'idt.M:!.*
that they sli'iuld be 3tt and the bar
racks s'/f on !iiv. Til* chills then
thenrielveH up as pn',-/iir! s : otliers
execuled ; and liliy cliitl
for which the- people are by no
m. ans prepa.ed, and in many instances
ih. y are ready to dispute the power oi
the goveniTmnito compel Its payment.
The result uftbis disagreement between
tiie parlies, it is fea-’ed will be rebellion
or revolution, either of whic!) is much to
be I'.epr
the Island.
reciiteu in the present situation ol
Ol
j’,avc
u e re
Vv’CM.
rrnment. 1 liis comparison proves two
—i!ic simplicity and ecottoniy of
nur system, and the prodigality and ex
tent fd'U,nglish expenditure, where such
r\ d( licit dees not apj)ear to excite alarm
or nnea^>ineri5.
The (ilo!)e and Traveller states a fact
;>ingu!ai iy illustrating the depression and
^^’e learn, savs liu* Bal’i'nore Amen
can, that the Govei ninent of tl;e llepub-
, lie ol' GuaJeirala I’.as granted a charier
The new hatti-.r.herif, or decree, in-! to an A-n. rieati Comp'^ny to cut the ca-
sianti; aLn.bes the institution of the n.l, a copy of u bid. has brcn receiv 1
It moreover orders, that in :l)i» countrv. It is a su!>jcc. d no lit-
shall organ-I lie rraiilic.itioii, that owing to me jirc-
rvIitiisUT i*l f 1'!tilt’
)tained I)V the , Aj;ent ^-ent
out from Xew-\oii'. b'i' the ^wrpo'"
Janissaries.
ial!ui!TOtl in ihe revenue oi uil ^ ll.ue tails shall organ- lie rrauhc.itio.i,
bout £J,300,000, a dehciency equyl to tl.*- ‘ ■ ‘ io,uOO men, ! sence of our M
V’hole ordinary expendilure ol this gov Luru),ean sp,ten>, a!.l j ( l.arler was o!>t
want (.f ciiJiiuience on t!ie Londi>n Ex
change. On I'riday, tlie great ibreign
p(>st dav, instead of the immense opera
tions generally made on that ilav, there
was only one houKe, that oi Barings,
which oilVred bills lor sale, and one other
cniy, Kothschild, that would buy.
London dates of July Bih, state, that
Capt. Parry is to be sent on another voy
age to tiic Polar heas, it ilie ship Hecla.
The total revenue of Great Britain lot
the year ending July 5, 18:J5, was ^4‘J,-
C26.194, and that en«ling July 5, 1826.
M as £47,397,726—a ditVerence accounted
for by the j)resent state oi Jej,re.ssion.
The GiiM-.KS —Lord C'nri.rane had
sailed for Cnece, and it was under-^Uiod
■S', as tu have command of ull the Gree^
na\al forces. He has in his scpiadron twu
or tliree steam-boals, one uf considei -ble
force. It V. ill not be «str,Mislili)g^ iF tlie
plan of this Admiral was in imitation of
Cai lhage when she attacked iluine—\'i7.
to go to her etiem)’s terrirory. Tlie fol
lowing is the postscript oi his to the Pa
cha. of Egypt: -‘1 reciuest you to ad
dress \our answer to me at Constantino
ple. w here 1 am going in a direct line to
arrange with the utmost despatch some
iniportant business.
I’he latest news from the (ireeks is ol
a better character. 'J here was a great
ef:ergv and union amongst the chieis.—
Letters from Corfu, of ihe C.th June, from
the Archhisho[), state that all the at
tempts of Redsciiid Pacha to Ijring about
ur attack on Athens had been in vain.—
The 1)1 ave soldiers of Missolonghi, join
ed to another corps, hail attacked him at
Cravari, where he wished to pass, and
forcid him lo return to Etolia, where he
goes, U is said, to take his route i'ur Thes
saly, ; -id Easlern Greece, which would
co; I him march of 25 days.
A ship from Navarre arrived on tiie
■ah June at Genoa. It is sta'.ed i om-
;i\elv that Ibrahim, who had directed
],is course lowanls Tiipolitza, had been
beaten bv the Gre-l;?, and forred to re-
turt, lo Patras. Tli.snews coming from
a Tuikii.h port, and being given !)y a
merchant, is most undoul)ledly true.—
I'olocotroni, wilh his aiitiy, covers the
l uins of Argo--. Noti.ing- is p«/sitive!y
known of the taking of Tripolilira.
Tvhv.f.y. — Letters iVom Odessa of
Mine 2 5, contain some new delailji of the
late inr.urr'rti(jn in Consianlinople. ihe
Sultan has iurbiddett an> ore on pain of
death, to jjrinjontr.e the wo:d^ ni:inti-,nr
r/iV, whii.b sisMui'y the arming >1'troops
in Eur»;pean i isl.ion, to avoid excitement:
but ihis nev. u'ear-ure was the aU‘c ol
the revolt of the Janissaries, who on t;ie
nub and ITih, v.tie completely defeateil,
firiven back into the banacks, und ihcie
b'jrnt to the immbcr »)f-,e *er?.I tlu.us' ncis.
'I'he munber of killed on botli -ides is es
timated at 10,000, and the A^t Pc:;.!ia is
said to be atnong them. Cvj’.istaiitiiu.'p’.e
Mill n-sembies a caiP]i. Sever jI (iii:irl'’!'s
uf the lity have i.'ecn burnt and the Sid-
iM). laking c*dv-ntage oi' liis •,i-.ory, iu,,
ordered i X'-culiijns unfler his o ,v n e\. s,
Is lo the faiioAil among the Ja-
each I'acha of two tails a siinilaj- coipsol
700') men. All v.ell dis[)u->ed Janissaries
and citizens are to be adMiilu d into iliest.
eoips. In short, the Sultan isdelennin-
cd to have S'ilhui ihe vear an army ol
300,000 disciplined men. Inis army,
wl'.icb exists only as yet on pa;u'r, ha-, le-
ceived, by a dci rce, ihe magmhcieni tilu
of riiolKimeriic djvnid man;soi./riiii'iu
new \ictoru-‘is Mooainmcdaii army
must wail the result.
\V
liliongb Sir(jngly comiieted ior by the
'vgent of a B'. ili .h Company, who cdier-
ed u lurg2 bonus ibr it.
Vfinii ’’.'• Ciiiwirr.
There i? a g: a\e account ol a m^n who
has been !;!i’u;.;ht to Hie after having
i bt cn liozfu nndei'un avalaiiche ior a bun
dled and ‘'.evenly \ears ! 1 “ I pon my
oul, it is true—wliat v'ill yon I.')’ '
NKW-10UK, -MC.. i.).—The ship Win.
Thompson, Imm Liverpool, brings us
papers Irom that [jliict' to the IBlu ull.,
and from London lo the 16lh.
LONUOX, Jt'l.v 15.— The l.nglish funds
appear to partake oi the generui stagnu-
’■.‘itf.'iic :;ci'c.a: i u>lust^y,
j-»iow! Hge, r.nd of that exalted civiliza
tion which creates
bb^st wants,
and a half of British subjects were em
ployed in this manufacture, whose wages,
a' 8/. per annum, amounied to twelve mill
ions. Add to tl.is the cost of the mate-
nai, and the value of the cloths manniac-
uucd in that year, « as sixteen millions
—exactly double what they were iorty
vear-i bei'ore. Arkwright's machinery,
ill) other inventions, in the course oi
forty years, including the close ot the
last,’and beginning of the present century,
extended the. woollen manufacture to
three times the amount above mentionef
In 1800, there were no more presonsem-
ployed in the matiufactuie, than there
were in 1739, but by ihe power of machin
ery the quantity produced was tripled.
The time when cotton was iniroduced
into England is not known. U is staled
bv Leland, wiio visited Lat.casluie in the
lugn of Henry VHI. that many villages
nexr Bollou make cottons, B.it it would
seem by a law passed in lo53, lhai what
acre caiied cottons, were nol i eally sncli.
'I'he raw material, however, hud !)ecn im
ported from the Levant at least as eailj
as 1430. In a oock published in 1C41, it
IS stated “that the Manchester weavers
Snv cotton-wool in London, which comes
from Cyprus and Smyrna, and work the
same ililo fustians, vermillions, and Ui-
miues.” When cotton was at Icn^iih in
troduced in such vast }uantiu::> irom A-
merica, India, and elsewhere, an . n'.irelj
new ct'Per seemed to be opened lu indus-
trv. 'I'he cotton niaiiiti'acluiea oi Lng-
lIkI,” say tlie PcMCiNers, “have done
more in promote a wholesome hpirit ol
enterpiiso, and to bring together the
ie,i?i(!s of i!ie- artisan and ol the philoso-
piicr, than any tabi'icaiion ot human con
venience evti' lid. -Vs riiuch ai the ear
ly prospei ity ol tiiis nation owed to her
first great native staple, wool, even so
much is her present nrifiam[)led greatness
iiulebted to this her sec.>nd staple, which
■ cr trade atui exertions have brought
Her” Maior Luiii,!)ow.
Munchausen, ' iiomo iVum distances Uiat eqtisl one hall
rcrdinand Mendi .: Pinto—hide sour di- uf the world’s circumference, and wiiich
miuished iu-ads 1 Mr. Dudsworlb.—that! iu>r genius has converlf d imo a source ut
is the name of the gentleman v. ho has j holiest wealth for hersell, and oi
been thus pieverved in ice, complains, it | cumforl for mankind.”
appears, of feeling a little siili in the | >514, tlie revenue of the
joints ; but, we shouHl think, if ll'.ey were : in
U-!’of the liai kin Knilly, ai.d \
wf.uld rather die liian endure it. lit im
mediately sui rcnderei!, was taken befgn-
u CvHJrt of inquiry, and commiui-d for
I’urther trial. JVest. Obsen'cr.
Daring alfempt. — We understand that
an attempt was made between Somerioa
and Mui i'reesboro, on Tuesday night last
to take tlie trunks from tiie Nori’olk staf>-e'
One of the passengers hearing a noise
drew a pistol and j)resented it out of the
back of tlie stage at tlie head of the yii.
lain, \\liom he could plainly perceive bv
the aid of moonliglil—tiie leuiher covcr'-
ing was cut iiorizontally, and ihe knifi;
inserted to cut in an opposite direction
when tiie pistol snapped and the i'tlluv,-
escaped. A similiar attemjit is said to
have been made on ilie preceding Pi idav
nigiit. Turhorough Ffec Pnss,
jlnothcr nc.fv S/cnm Engine.—I\Ir.
thew CJluft’, of Norfolk, has invented a
steam engine which dispenses with all
eomplicatcd apparatus, eeen pistons uiul
valves, and at once apjdies the power to
ll'.e wiiecl, to which it gives an cqiMljl,»
motion, and is capable of being applied
to iny kind oi'machinery. Tiie Norl'olk
Beacoti thus describes the machine :
“ A very correct idea of it may be fonued
by supposing one end of a plain tube, of
any dimensions leq’iired, to be inserted
into a boiler, round which u fire is made,
and the other end entering near the bot
tom, a reservoir of Water bifa.ed by the
steam cominually passing into it tlirough
the tube. In the reservoir a wheel with
buckets, similar to that of an ovcrsho:
mill, revolves on a common axis, deriv
ing its inoticn, (which is rapid and of i
power susceptible of any augmentation
desired) I’rom the steam, which in its as-
cetit i’rom the bottom of the reservou*
where the lube enters, coniinuallv hlls
the buckets and gives the wheel thf;
necessary impelus.” Mr. CluiT inienrl,
to oljtain a patent, and test tiie value of
his machinc without delay.
BuU. Pat.
Luiglaud was .-5000. in
lion of all the business in the country.— Uathed in ni-are’s ndlk eveiy day, or l u!)-, ^ xi3,000. ^ In 1744, the gross
xVloney, however, is plenwful, in const:-
quence of ihe payment of the dividends,
but there is no employmelit i'or it, in
trade, in land, or in houses. Exchequer
bills are in ciemand, as being more safe
which it is i'eared may become depre
ciated in conseipiencc of the pressure of | p..biiively staled, lo have taken [\
the limes and the unfavourable accounis the rwst ci'last Peln-uij y.
from tlie manuiacturing distrrUs.
(1 for
bed with sun beams night ai'.ti uiorninij,, ! ol the inlaml and foreign Posl-
he would soon recovt-r their use. We x:3j,49J, and twen;\ \eais af-
snlijoin the aC'OUhU meiely ards it was v'l3J,04fb \l the lasi
one very obvious oni!
s-.ion—ae ii,-an the I postage ol' t!ie Uiiiieil
da'.e of the disct.ivery. It " as on the 1st I inland and fon ign, e. as 1,-
of Aprilthongp, a’-cording to one pri- pj,(3 tO—hav ing incerouscil in a ccnturv
\ate letter whuii ve liave seen, it ' ^_.„i ^ ninety fold.
i.ivKUPoOL, jri v 15.— i’he deniur
Cotton tins week has been vei> btnguiu,
and prices have -dined gein aliy about
l-«d, but at the public sale yesterday.
Mobile and Bowed sold at a reduction of
Jd, and Sea Island id, to Id pr. lo.
I'iie mueling of the new Parliament is
prorogued to' the 24th of August, (the
present month.)
The steam po.vei' cmploy»*d in Etig-
land ill "US equal tu tlu* fmcc oi
J'J,'v.'G0 horses, and it has much increas-
... since. At the preseni time, on ac
count of its new applications, and the im
provements in tiiC manner of employing
Uic work of nearly
'i'lic machinery
now in use enables one man to pcri'orm
work of 150. The iov.est computa-
1', It n^ay perlorm
Livr.ui’ooi., JCLY —It is with scnsa
saiions of llie deepest sorrow we have to Hotham caused u
reiierate our i'oriner sialcmen’.s relatnj^
lo the distress which in an unpa^Mlfed
degree pervades the munuiaclui ing dis
tricts of this ana the ad/.oining counties.
Accounis da-ily reach us of me increas
ed misery of the workin;; classes, occa
sioned bv the ma'nui'aclurers generally
being compelled to abridge vlieir hours
of labour, and even tiien only to employ a
-porti(.n of the maiiulac lurmg [lopulatioii.
I'he extreme ilislress \vhich jirevails, tills
wilh apprehension the minds of all tliose
inleresteil m tiu* peace oi the country. Jt
IS true we are w uiiout accounis oi tuose
alarming acts of violence which we some
time ago receivt't!, tjut we ieei con\inced
that ihe recurrence d tnose lamentable
acts is alone prevetued by the j)tebence ol
u large mdiiary ion e.
We canni>t liisguise i’l.'oni ourselves the
ai)palling coiiiiction, that the gieat mass
of the iudnstric:;3 poijulalioii engaged 11.
manulaetui’es, is icduc»'tl tij pauperisni
and des[)air !^a» the einpioy meni stul
>i\en is lioiii ly d.i t!easing i a;*d that iood
uiM piobaidy’ advjnw^ pfi'-f- H-li
ibis \ie\\ of oiir siUialion, we confess we
are not prvpaied lo nieel the api". i.’aeli ol
winter, wuiniu' leeliiigs ol a'ia.liii * little
allied lo tlii'se N\hii!i/iie gove!iii'i*'nt ai
pri sent ai'peari; 10 uciuaiei.!. \v e bt.-
“l^r. James iiotliain. of 'Murp'?t.':, lU
Northund)erland,returning iVi;n^ Sw iii-er- ] ^
land, i:; slatt d to have reporti'd tl’.at a ^
most extraordinary e\cnt bad lately j;:is-
sed at the fof)t of .Mount St. CioW.urd.
a leafue iVoni Azioli, in the vaV.ey o(, - ,
Levantina. At the bottom of a kind ofjo. men.
cavern, the boily of a mon, about .‘,1 years ^
of aL'P, was perc‘'i\ed utuler a heap (d 1 , ,1 1
I- i- , .A ^ lion suiiposes J,000 men toboemploy-
iL.e, proceeding Irom an avalancne. As .111 . ir . ,1 „
the body seemed to be fresh, as ii it had j*-"’
I,re. Miik-d only hall' a„ l,o.,r l)r. ! »I”-'-'"-
to be taken out, and
iiaving iiatl the clmhes pulled oil’, order
ed it to ije plunged into cold water. It
was then so irozeii that it was covered
with a crust of ice. It was then placed
in lukewarm water. Al'terwards it was
])Ut in a warm led, and treated as usual
in cases of suffocation, by which means
animation w as restored. AV liaf was the
asi()nishment of every body, when tiie in
dividual, having recovered the use of his
lacnlties, declared that he was Uoger
Dodsworth, son of the anti(iuary of the
same name, born in 1629, who, teiurning
i'rom Italv in 1660, a year alter the di ath
of his fatlier, wa-j bui ied under an av alan-
che.
Dr. llothiinr, acrnrdiiiglo the sivnic account,
is s'ntcd to liuvi; lulra'il. dial Mr. Dodsworlli
K-cls.ignut stdbKvsin all lus jmuts luUluU j , enetrated the leit breast, and
bv (It iTi t .1 tbi v V, ill liceenie :s tICMlMe iis b. -, , ' , ,
ibre tbe .oadcnt. If Mr. Dod.w.irtl, tully rc-.wiMlont enlering the
0(-\'jr-i, ii:vl \ pas', tiirou^b I.yuus lo le
the hiihesi 3'vj,cy;. Hence the
ngie brat.ch,
a half century ago w(juld have required
52,000,000 of men, and according to
some, .i50,000,u00. The wages^'d this
last number of persons, at 18 pounj:> nci-
annum, would amount to tr;)'sOuO,OOD,
or a little iiKHe than thiitecn times the
annual revenue of England.
The power employed in the Tr.anufac-
tures alone, of England, exceeds the man
ufacturing powers of I'.urope coiiectively.
Ji not her horrid IrnnndvUon in h'tiifiich'ii.—
Between the hours of t^'o and ihree
o’clock, today, Mr. J(dm B'.al;e, of Ohio,
was shot, within about seven miies of this
p/lace, on the road leafling to Lexington,
rrc'in the testimony f-;iveii bri’nre the
court of in([uiry, wliicli was called imme
diately, in this place, it appeared, that
liiiu U> lii-> eoliiiti'
hi' ]il'( liiCtt il
r J lid y »• -r.i auM no., it
ir.it be will iittraet, in tlu
l.i^iiLsl di i.rci-, iIk'. pubUc curi.iMty.”
terior of the chest,
e’d, that the bab v
opposile side, 'i'ii
ppep.red tramioil iinlil ! artizan wil! I'e encouraged and ji.-omo.-- dre-^
lb. v. hen the leaders of t li, and the l\n times id' ilie w bole coi:imu- | ihc
’ ' ' del'
-n II
niti!
‘ir tiian'cuvres ; j nuy will be ))’otct ted liom t.io.se
the 1 ev oil was I itnd Mob-ni ciiaiigeb, w liicn Irusu ate lb';} li
'I'be o: g:.ni.-ali'-’
r.nd every thing a
liu* night ol t’:.e ' "
i.lic .laHiS-^'V. ies b.'
and at (■> in the m
compleie. 1 be -
;!ieir cooking
•Ji.-Atnx'idan, and overset tin i;-,. lo im-
tlu*'. f !.ev w uuld have nuthing to do
wi'V. t')' (>ra'.;r! Seignor, and tbi y rel’us-j deeply init'iesiing
••d r*' '■>'
Fioia the N. V. D-iily Adverti'cr.
In the last (v'lai ttiiy Keview, there is
a long an.l labor* d arliclr under the title
oi'“ H.s'ory and Prospi c:s ol'ibigl.sli In-
dtisirv,” wliieh ci'ni.iisis m'.icli aki^blf
.id’ormat'.i-,!! rvbjing lo tin: trade and
liive U'.a' ibe sitnalion of l!>e [ic pie in ' niannfueini 1 s of Eiigl.jub
this coiinti y b-ts hee.i represt nif.d lo j in the ici.pi of I'Ji/.ai.'eih, i!ie pro'estan's,
L'overiuiieMt, t'uev, ilierfVore, miisl be a- | v.lio ;eilnvt/ii Irom ilie Low (Joent
w aie that not ordy the ni.mul.nUari'.ig, i ti\ (. t'nsf.ju. i'fc ^i'ihc p»:r;. ulions !)\ tlii'
b:ii l!u‘ lommercial iriter'*>i ■■., a ’ lii aj k)al;e (d \lv.:, ;iiul lb d’> I.r dand. • 1 e
i sUualHjn lo i (|tiiie iiiiiuec.ia’.s a:.;l tiiec-J oi'gre.;i id\ani '.;:e tu ilie n.uional ladus-
1 tnal relief. e venture to ai>s..'ii !b it | (rv. ai/i ;■ irtii td„i ly as it ri,_'-ardied u 00!-
Ireiitl must Ix' albcded, or tb ‘ ch:/.iess ! !,jti manuiaetun— -,u maeli so, that al-
1 now existing wid bi' iiicicased 111 a uc-| i; otigli in L-...i u l.irge (iiianti'.y of r.iw
1; lee e.deulaied to make ivery man in ! niaier;;'.'. wa'i e..[-. jr'.cd — m uvs ilian tiiir-
j il'.is ()wntiy anxious to oljtaii., by any liyy;;-.! , ' o) picns t f (.lo'b \.L;e
onable s;'>cr;:ite, a return to a si i;icd ^ io {loi’cua’i}. I'olai'd,
ii'-e, ' i ii.d' i ‘, l-b'tiin.t! i;,.: nd S\\ e;!eii-
vreal '.roiiorliufi u! this ii-, v\ hue uii-
in-
\N'e have since learn-
>s l.,krn (>ut on the
-.sound w.,s tiiouglit
lo be highly dargertjus, in;! farlher dis-
coveric:- intiuce beli'..!', that it will nut
pr.ve iiioilal. A b.’ie!' outline of t’ae
circumsi "iu'
ed the pel*
f'f e.rj)cc!cd.—The account recrntlv
published of a large Snake iiaving bet is
seen in Canada, turns out to be a hoax,
invented by a person to keep boys I'loii'.
stealing his fruit 1
HvniFonn, cov. alou?t 7.—'I'he pr-
pors liave nieniionetl that on Tuesdjy
night last, there wouhl be a geocentric
conjunction of Jupiter and Venus ; a coin
cidence, to use the iavoui iie expression
• f tiie day, that hardly hppens in a n-uti’.s
.iCe time. On Monday night they v. eic
very nearcacii otl-.er, and we hope von.p
of the learned took Ujal ebancl*, loi‘ thi;
next night was cloudy, 10 make their oh-
servations and aaeeriain wilh ])reci;i)ii
the truth of those rules oti which all as
tronomical calculations are matle. \'e
nus is supposed to be ;‘)3 millions o',
miles from the Sun, and Jupiter ‘126 mil
lions. His four moons are well known t'^
educated sailors, and the eclipses of these
satellites enable them to tell iheir loi'4;i-
tude nearly as well as the jjole star gives
the latitude. If this weic an age of s.-
perstition. Astrology might ‘ pexpltx
Monaichs’—by its predictions—tar ihc'-t;
luminaries, when well dignified and i:i
the sign of Leo, are the most I'oieiil nd-
ei’S of the ascendant. If our rtadrrs
would bear it, mmdi might be said ol ihe
ancient notions tiiat obtained, rcgai Jn'. r
the iniiuence of such bodies in such co’.-
junctions; but now it w’ouM seetn, a'.-
ceriainly is, very like nonsense,. I'U-
who has not a curiosity about the s’v
and planets, and who can su[)po?c il...
they pursue their glorious courses u:.'.
i’oUow their ‘appointed seasons’ so liu.'
man can tell when and where they le..;"
I)e found—and yet say ‘what are tUst
stars to us, and yvhy sbould v.’C trou'iii-
ourselves about them.’ li is not onl\
right to observe them, but they invite ui.i
observation, and call out the moi-t intfiiv
feelings which (when sojiarateil iionii' i
grossness of iiviiti't;- an 1 passion^ the hr::
can cudurc. ^^.ri or
t;s wlwc!) led U;, ami attend-
'itior, (.d tl.is Hi ed, are a-'
ji:iid,iy hii'lit. the 4Glh of
io!!o\vs ; )ii
ia"-t moii'I-, Mr. Jj;..',;e l.id.pd ;»l liie
iiouseof.-\ .Mr. Ueubeii I’ai 1,::;, hetvvfeii
tliis'place and ,i.exiiigt'.;! , w licre h.e de
clared be was rd)l)t d ol'Si \75 in I'nited
s j Slates’paiier. — !ilaki‘ comnieiK ed a pro
secution agaiiisi Hankin, in vvhieli Uati-
l iii had been (OiiUiiiUrd l>r n ial bcb)re
the cii'.uiL ( i.uit ; init, giv;n1 .'il i’or his
ap e..,;'.iiiC’, be Vva.'i s' l r.t iiin riy. On
liu:. d ly li.it.iviii air.l H'.uke h;ul an inter-
view, in v.b; b Lanl. n !kk1 juopt.'Sed
ai'.e. rt V
iii-ar'.es. His courage has iir.aliv cc.n-' rt..
ciliated mb.in the fuv on r of the people, i stale of ibings, in w liun the enlo: e M',
1-, with liltic n.'ji-. : ol the mir'dianl an-J the nuiustiy ol tne 1 A
term;
iiiak.
e;l
I'd i lolh.
,,u:*;!is',i r
ail'i |'\ ||!l;
: 11k;
iiivsui ies had brought
vessels to ibe square of
wi'isi pbiiis, and leiioer uiiu'
liiOSl iiuUiaiigable induslry.
'I'he r.fws i’l'oiii
(lonstanliiu'ple
C '.iU ula'ill': on
' eiolii was t .t.Mia'ed a
; tliree foui ti'.s oi’ v. hich
j u.ijoi'. CMie h.di id ’.iii-
' jjoMi'd, 'i'i'is su! ces'
A-Irav.
'i'hey inviied the Toplicbis i peiience, wc ha'-c u rigiil to coie.d-dc
erinti''
oi y 'aw s ’
l)e a
!. I'.'I'
j1 eo'.fiiii iym::je, to v>l,ii |i, however,
■>\o'.;^ i.:^t accede, rhey separat-
i;.ink;n look a lille. pl,.r('d bimsell
in ibe comer f)!’ a t orn lieid, 1‘) I'le side j ‘t "a.. r(;ur.d
(d the 1 a,!, ainl us I'll. l-.c was i>asf.in;, ‘
as M (;reat pi'tpurtion • ! i Kar.l.in shut bun. Bi.ike 1 ftjnird to the
id no!, a! ii,.;l lime, un-j iK.iise v. l'-.-re be b..d sioiij,--d. t xclaiming,
..n.l liniNlii:.'i be \.as killed. ,'ir. ll.illi'!,, at \vhosc
'pianii y ol mariidaftured 1 house lliey iihd !iiied, 1.01 i,i,i,on beai-
poil d' the giMi, and the excla-
01 ihe wii'ii/b ! m;in.and per-
jeeivid llankin i el mi ainj.-, (urdng and
Ilf bad kil'cd biio, r.nd tbiU 1.0
to ilir; ! ! b;',d ( ornc lur tlntt. e-.pu'., j in pose—de-
dls ' !, Ill.;l-.e !iad ;•■■ ■ -1 d !>..■ -'•'i;-.-
Vi-n'tiivT Ci'ii.r.—A liciuitiful pierr
gold i[iHiiiig iieurly tfii ouiitcs, \\:is
Ibuiid in tile town oi' New l.iiw. ^
was jjickcd lip bv a bo> n .'r a i-m.ili !'j 'I’t'. '-
w-i.s sii'd.l. d v.itb tr.^i.d-. of quurt/. ■
brr-.iiavnnd by Mr. I'r ii' b cf tb'.s ri’y, vu'-'
the pcru-,d of tilcl'er irnii- h frimd m t
|)i.ic'-, fioiii V. hi', h we c :^tr;tct tlir I'ov. i •;
tieidivs; “A mas:, of n;i‘’Vf g'-lrl,
ru:f 1' 1 ell ounc es, has been 1- >11 ad in tins'
ujidii the I'u in nt S I'luit 1 la;.,li:tm. In '
end :q))'e;uLiiici , it sir:.viiijc!> 1 e n.bb ' ■
Noilh-t.'ii'oliiii t iiili! - s:x rihe f’p'a'i’}
cMiisitlcri il wfvth f^'Jecn's per p.;ii’.y v r;
It was bie.ral 111 tin- bank (.t ;i str
cnijilifs ii'to the In-ineli n;'j.-|.;iU- du'va-1,.''
I.- h:i\f socn :iii(thc'r Ifil> r v.bi'. Ii
t!iO inliai)li:u'?s of the village ‘‘are .I'n'n!
liii.^- out n;i LI grai'd iSfai- h f'>r nn i'‘'' ‘
pi-'-iou^ I'H t-d. and fvorv v* ;t b h;udr 'I" '■
i>!)UO; b'CH I'ubsitil/- .1 i'T a lliia' ■
riid,"’ \V ' ntrltl'‘-t.lll-.l lb.it gi'llt Ul'i.il' ■" I'■
ii'vi_^b( !’..()')d is ’pri-jtavi'ie; a bill .md s i' ■
ilf: I ;'';iti(iii (/i the !'dvl, an 1 tlic r' ;;"*" '' *'/
7 Vr /
i' fill
( i.;'.L mill'oiis. i iiig the I e
'.vei f the pi ii.e id I maliuus
(pia.i'/i' y V. as « X-
illf 1 .' VK (-1 ^ ^
The cr'remoiiies attcnd:^nt '
tJie y/.V/;/ 'c/', were pel I'oi meo al >
( ’>n\ent in (t*‘orgetown, on i nc-iiay
wdien the vows wdiieb are to sepai.'.>' ••
from llie w(,i ld, and to coniine her in ■
inic within the jtrecincts ol the t oiiv-s
were taken l)y Mrss Jones, daug;it'>
( om. Joiies. ol ihe Cniled tjiaies
T he \\hih‘ I I II was t.d-.cn by Mi >'
^ VfC'.'’ t if'.'''*! '
Nil