. i.;i\(■ now s( i n j'l'os [
tralni m-.li'iicc. mild coint.'sv i
('liiiTi!’I t! into [)t'rsoii;iI tii i iiticmtiuTi^ iiiu! 1
t dclilu ! biini'licil : tliisj
i xal!i-f! [>r:t'nc!i of ihf I-cRistafurc, for thr ■
^irst tuiric, is now arctiicn of violf iicc* u:hI
“(li'-n-rrard ol' in,';' -
(liiia'v couttx.**/’mid of iKixiii,;- i iiani;t'd
tlic aspcrt it t'oriiK :Iv wore. I5is-
(.tihsio'is a-’ !'> ;;'>s!r'act. jxtwcr'i, nr iiuli-
>idiia'I '’f P'-*"
/•!• put " II tlu' ( li.iri;!.' wliii'li is tiuis
/i^-aii'st us ill .I ho I'acr ol'tlu- '.vi,i id.
\\ lir'ilu'f i’atrii k llrmv or Onflow Ijt-:
to.-ifct, till' ini-jiH'ssiMtn is inadr. a?id
yiiist Ilf crnsfd I)\ oti.cr iiira’i'' liiaii iiiil)-
as to th'* f onsti uci ioti ol’words atid
r.iMitt iii'fs. have I'allrn i?r.o a ctHirsc
f)l iiilt'nij^rraiK and »\c cati oiilv id
«.)!ii s( j\t'5 l)v !) tl'f lu>.l)its fiom
iiu'li \N t iunc !)i'rti hi'diicr;!. It is Ijct-
to;- tliat ihf l.'.'-t Session shoi;ld stand an
af.(tr.alv in our annuls, than tlia! by pi’r-
r-iilini; in si;c!i a coiirsi', wr should lur-
t V(’i I'ortVitour claims to sidl ri'^prc t and
tiif admiration of naiions, which arc tlic
tpec;..lor.s of ou” carcer.
yat. Jiiurfial.
Vi'oin t’nc Jru'hn’i 111(1 M l.if;-
ro \\ M. i«. (.11 r.s
AO'.v thjt vou liaVf a!;aiii prt’sciitcd
- Mur"t'lt' to t!u' pfoplc as a l amlidate Tor
'iitiri ^ in tlirir iril't. oac li on oi' them has
\ ricriit t.' cxaniiut'into yonr l onducl, a'nd
•iVft'.v to express hi*^ oj.'iiiioiis on its mer-
n*;. in the cxcfci'e of this rii^hi, 1 hi-,::,
u'axt i.l askinj,' \(ju a Irw (pieb!loy.s.
^ W lial lias bi-coiiu; ol' vonr pioniisrd
disclosure of the circuinslanct-s under
Adams lircai'.ic out' ot'the
Jlopublii aii }icirt_\ r Is it triu- that you
■wroti’ to the latf Mr. JriTcisijti lor liis
icstimijin in iontirmalion o! yuur asscr-
lu'iis 'I'*- sahji'ct? Is it true tiiat
rIr. Jfii’i : soil rej)lii‘(l to your Irttn , and
r.iriio'.' d \ou to putiiiso his ii jily •" i'’
il thi»' '>'1 huM' no! piihlishtd lub
bci au.-e it : » ed in Mi-. JdltMson
r.-p
il iaciilurs uinounii 11,^; al-
U lo'- ol I Ill'll
ioilotin;>: I-i il true that\cnjal-
JC(iL lliis as th(' ri.'ason for iiol pulilish-
inp .iiu' li tter r Did you show this letter,
or ihtse nyh/ to a t^entlrinan dis-
tit'.tMiishet* no less f'.r his ahilities and in-
ten'n^' animosity to Mr.
.Tefn rs"n ?
Dejji tui on it, the propic of tliis roun-
irv\'illnol belie\c ihat Mr. JellVTson
Jiad lost, his menialjnmltus six n.onths
jireviotis lu his death—and il'lu- had, liis
I'ann: v. as too well eslablished lo be ini-
]iairrd bv .one solitar\ instance of ilcfect
of memory, You ou^^lil, thcielurc, lo pu!)-
Jisli his letter, and lu come oul with your
^ron i-icd disclosure. Let the i)eople
'i'hev \\ill leol as much lendfr
KL’ss for Mr. J. as \ou c:ui.
and floinrs nj Jcromj Diddle.—
l?icl-.mond I'.iujuirer “announces
hui a li’ltrr has been reci.'iveil from a
^thiU-mat. in 1-oiuloti, fdat-i'd ihe 'Uh
.-\u,^.' slaliiu' lhal Mi . .lohii Randolph
oi,R'!/ with him ; and ,d'( lared, in the
roui’si* of convei saJii)ii. that the l\ States
I'its I/if on!}! coifiitri/ Jor a mun lo lire in.
'I'lie i^ciuleman,” no donbi, had
Inindant cwusc for for exultation, at Mr.
Kai.iiolplrs (lining; with him, audit was
w fact sulViciemly niomenihos to rcfpiire
a iMler to be written across the Atlantic.
.\\'e Itope, however, this is not the lii'st
time Mr. 11. has dined, since !ii>, arrival
in Loruion : thf)Ui;h . t'le present is the
i'u'st i iii.iinciation of such an important c-
M i;t. I; is ijvesunied. that there was no
cjr.'a' nujti” prcsen;, when Mr. 1’. said
‘•the L'. Strtif's was thr onhj country fui'
a TiKiTi to live in.” and tl.ai -he I.as noi
British blocjd in his veins” w ht ri Lord
T.ivcr])oo! i:> aljs.MU. This "useless srn-
tcnre !S ufapieie with the hundred other
jidiculous ^n;>ii:j;s oi'the \’ii');inia Sena-
'.'uol.
. Since v. ritin:-- the
;d)(j\c v,( : have coi.ie a'i'oss a [,'ar,i”rapli.
wliic'i It ai jifur.j’that Mr. 1{ dined
i-'i ia ' ill Loniioti. Bail. I'alriul.
\tW-^olk ];ol.'us jirescTit a ’t :t!ij;lr'r|
Ah'ch T.o o'je at adi>iance. can aii-
ja\tl. i hi: I li ; kiinir oii\i ntion, i om-
])ost d of I hi- l ’..r;;. ! ■ ; lIcL^ui.ir Ttiitnu\;i-
1;oii the Ki; an pal'!', — f;/)i;s
the l)'i> l.tail—‘tli'.'s till' .\iiii-Ciinioni„iis
—di'in.s till' p> :! . v> ho i!i 1 .uiude so
■( I. tid and ('.r.'jif;-'! r a ri: rj'le ior
f ! .L•\^ i'>r.! — ha^ nil”. 'I’.'I n'jiiiiii xI.tI fn
\ ( 1 |-,( I . li:. n. !!oi n - '■ ri , S.'Ci , \
;Ci the Si// > I'an.iMivi M i.-,slon—.'i po-
':t!(.:i! !iic!;i oi .'vj;-. ( la', and ilei ii.ti!
‘.•'ip[!o; 'r:' id ,.he pri sent Adiniiii'-’rat lori.
\i [ as I •!' '• • ''ar. mk!. r* fi on> the ion- ot
’I.-' nev-...I]'"! s. ( h:iM'n ev i:i‘, to lu' i' ri-
s.j’poi'i'd Lv ilie L Miiihis'I'..! iiiii
l;.eii—1 li'-' .Im'uI
:i!". \ii']iii:i.' tVii ii snjijMJi". to llot 1m --ter.
WiilK
' ’ i c 11.1 \
l;v lli
, and 1 lie Al'r-
111 S11 j I j.MJ!' ’i 11) ! i
|,i I ; I ,.i d :il ' !u
ii !'i I oneliaide i’.
■ iilVi' leii'ly I.
!i IS hui'd run lo:
;.in, *ii)d liia.t I is
i oi.ti a
ic!s, otir
-n.iiii. V.
Ills iHXt
inr'j'.nir''
i .y I 1 I ii’HM 1,1 ifo::i;.
Hv the arnvalof the ships Spartan,
I'dw.iri., lionallie. and Taliua. IVom lla-
\ie. I he c.ii'-ors oi' t hi' Nework ('oin-
ir.ei i'ial .vdvritiser has I’aris p,apers to
the '.'ill of S( ;Ui mf)er, and by the shij)
Corir':. lioTii London, p.ti’ers ol the .'■’th.
aiii! a Li^niion I’rice ('urrent of ihc aiter-
n.oorrfjl'thr ."lli oi Sep!emi)er.
The editors h ivr leceived a statement
of the iiiiancia! allairs of the (ireek Com
mittee ill London, made to a meeting-ol
till' li'.dders o! (ireek bonds, at the City
of Loiiilon Tc-.vern on the Itli of S-'pteiTj-
!)er. 'riu'v percei\e anion^'' the items ol
expetiditure, that there have ijeen re-
miltf’d to the I ni'.rd States, for the
liuildint; of the luo fri!.;a1es .djont which
(liere has been so much diniiiil'y in N.
^ OI k. tiie sum of 1 1 ■i.j.O'.'CJ—ecjual to
: and that tlie j-iaii of ■'-1J,0()0
has beeti allowfii to Lallemand, for
one year’s servii es—eipial to —
or more than twice the salat y of the
President of thr I iiiled Stairs) I’here
is an item of .i. ) t,ooo chari.;ed by Mr.
Hicardo, for couiinissions. W iien ihis
wfis read, it pi'oduifd a^showt-r of his
ses. How would they ha'e -tiisycd, il
thev h/ul heard that thei-f New
Vui'k had c,har’.',ed cad;, lor iIh'
rent of thr lots on w hich the fri;;ates were
built—tlue^ realiyiii;,^: for one year’s rent,
SlO,()''f' more ihaii the ite of ihe lots was
worth ! —
It will be seen by iKe, order in (Council
published l)eiow, tiial oals atid oatmeal,
t ve, pi.-as, and bejiiis, shall be adrnitled
on a bond for j)aymcnt ol dtiiies tjoi ex-
leding-—oals, is. per (piarter ; oatmeal
:s. 2d. the boll ; and rye, ])Ous and beuii',
■>s. fid. |)er4Uarl»'r—ndmitted in L.nt^laiid
for home consumption, until 40 da\s al
ter the mreiii.K of I’ui liamcnl. 'I'he ad-
!ii''sir)n exieTuis to the 2 1th of Deceinbi i,
. period of sixteen weeks and two day-,
subjecl Jo tlie pleasure of parliament,
wliich is lo meet on the lHh of Novrm-
ber, then to sit for the despatch of busi
ness.
stone, she iVdl in wii': a r;--!!'-.!' frif:a!r
fi'.iilt shii), w hich had on board 7')'j \ ic-
linis, .'O') of whom, in coTiseijuence of
their ( rowded state, had afterwards been
transferred to anoilitr ve>isel. And when
Captain \'idell, of his Maji-sty’s survey-
ini' ship IJarracouta, was in tlic river
Bonny, a few week.s ni,^o, no less than
J’l'.N .slave vessels w;;ie lyin^; at Kint;
I’apel’s, as he is rallii!, seven of whicli
were under the white llaf;, fiirnishrd with
I’rench papers, and navii^ated by I'rencli-
men—-the other three were Spanish.”
l.ord Clillbrd, Muster of thr liolls, and
a I’eer of the Realm, is dead. He was
sup[)oscd lo be the [)iobahle successor of
Lord Chancellor I'ddon-
li is sialfd as a sin;;ular fact, that with
all the King’.s fondness for building- pal
aces, lie has hardly had a house H' to re
ceive him since his acccssioii to the
ihi'onc.
.A vessel from ('at^Iari, which arrived
at (Jeneva, reports that Lord Cociirane.
on board of a larjie stean» boat, had been
waititii^ there 6 weeks for some ships to
join hnn.
'I'he Bristol Mercury says there is not
the least sit^n of an improvement in the
woollen traiie. Goods are scllinij at pri
ces truly distressing;.
Lord Rodon has caused forty ejecf-
menis lo be served upoti his tenants in
conseijucticc of the pan they took al the
late election, in favor of the popular can
didate.
'i'he scull of Pope has 'jeen du?;' u[> in
Twickenham C’luircii, ar.d casts from it
are sellini; in London.
The L\aiiiyeiical Mat'azine contains an
advertisement, to those who may wish to
ad.opt u son or a dauj;blcr, or both, of
two line children, of about lo years,
whom, the pa'rrnts, in i onseijuence of
misforltiiic::. will assit;n over to the ap
plicants, as llu’ir own olTspriii!;
An olVicer under the Li;lv. I'ishery
I’lOard, ‘Stationed in the county ol Kerry,
who held a conlidenlial siiuation, and till
very lately a hii,di character, has been dis
covered to have been commiltint;- fratids
anti forgeries lo a considerable cxteul in
his oflice.
Mr. (iallatin, our ?/nnislerat London,
tiaiisaC.eo bubiiu'ss w ilh Mr. Canning an
the 31st of Au'-'ust.
According to the report of the best
informed brokei'.s, the situation ol busi
ness, as icf^^ards London, and with the
exccj)tion oi’ very lew articles, has very
’iiatei iaiiy improved wiiiiin the last six
weeks. 'I'hat ifTtprovetnenl may be sta
ted on most of the principal articles ol
coloi'ial prodii'e, at about Ij or 1 (» per
cent.; in some cases pi-rliaps more. I'he
ariicic in which has been almost the last
in receiviiii; tb.e new iin|uilse given to
commercial operations, is cotton.
'I'he Di.'ectoi s of the Ijiiik (>f Scotlanci
have aiiiioiiiKefl tin ir intention of reduc-
ii.L; ilic rate (,f iin^'-'.st to tlirec [jer cent,
from il;e fdst oi'Oitobei', unics? on money
lyiui; for six luotiths nr loii;^er.
.'lni>l!irr n'ifiinleriHled I'oiiviL—It is said
that .Mr. BiVwcrini;' tins re.ilized i-'!0,000.
by Ins devotion to the (ireik cause !
'riie retiort ^ains t!;rourd of a chnrge
ii; the \’iceroyally of lrei..nd. liis said,
likewise, that (he friends and opj)oneiils
of the (.!atholic (|ue.stion in the Cabinet
are in imminenl dan^’er of cuminj to a
ni pture.
It is conjectured that :lie elVoct of the
lately issued Order of Council, for the
ailniission ol'ijrain, w iii t)e, that En^iand
will become a cuvtonier to the foiei^ner
to the extent of/o.//' inii/inns. It is not,
liowever. to he ima_£;iiied that this will
wholly leave the country, in the shape of
s|)ecie—a considera!>le portioii of it wilJ
no doulji bf reijuired in manufactures.
.'>a(u'rday nifht, and six jicr.'nns wore
iitvfortunately drowned. 'I'he slnoji was
struck wjilh a sijiiall about
Ko rrr-unAM, skit. —The news of the
partial openini; of the British ports for
Corn, has caused ai;eneral advance hei'c,
and no article has started more than
Wheat. aUhoujjh tliat species of grain is
not at presf'nt admissil)!c. 'I'he i ise w as
6s. per rjuarier, and j)rime Wheats would
now cost on Doard ship here .‘'>7 to 41s
per fiuaricr, 'l')u' iVei^^ht is 4s in l'.ng-
li.'h vessels, lli^'b j.'tices in l-'.ngland,
wili be likely lo draw more from here
than can be spared. Our potatoe croj)
is liktly lo be very dcfrctivc*.
t 11 :i' r>l-'..i-'.
(• 11( II in;'
the
in i'!(ii,r I
)!;lu
U'.li-
M:-
lU-.
. I a
I-.r.tj
o I i !v
!•;! till
I'lrft
sf( iireii iiinulsi
polnii"-. \\ hat
V ill sh'i'.v.
lit' ‘ii/iOfi'l n -,r:
Ills
the
I lie
; i I I n. I .
M 1 H I' 1 ;| I. ;
ol' Mr,
■ O ifj"''
cil I
S.l\s
I In; in-
i irii!, oi
u\ hi'i- 1;( -
I j'.c Otlif!
Cl I it. TTc
.■\crounis from Sierra Leone, are to
the j.Mli ('f June. There is not inucli
new's. either puidic or private, in the
papers. Somh' {’cars ;*re expressed lesi
I lie l.iineiitcd lieatli ol'tiie late (ioverno!
shoui-l il ad to aMrn>j)ts, on the pari of
the Nalur I liiri". to ri new the delc.Ua-
!jle Irui'ni , to t he I:nct!(iii ol whicIi lus
l il'oit', weie so sie.i'jiland so .■'Uccess
I’ll 1 iy u it I i li Il i‘. al the same lime,
siaU'd. lhaliiiaiiv ol i liose (' liici^, even
tlio'-i' most notorious I ," tin ir eni'oura^''-
ii'.'ii't I I tlie Si.ive I'l .idc. m eih !iow liei«r-
!ii\ di^posid lo co-iijji'ruie in puttiii!.i' an
i iid to n, i:ii(l ha\e made ofiers of con-
it diiii'- ill! li j)ai ts of ilirir tfi i itories, as
iii.'.y be nrressai y ior. tiie ■lormation ot
se:il( niriil:i fur that puiposf.
’1 ill' Sieir.i Lrone (>.,/ri!e of .lunc in,
lias ihf !i)!iow iiig pjra:.;i a])Ii i t sprcting
'.lie Slave i'raue : ‘'W e liave thi') week
llif paiiii'iil 11 llfi tion oi annoutii inu: tiie
al ri\ al oi a not in i‘ slaw \ t ssel, t lie I'ortn-
i;iii se SI lii;(;ner / ,t 1 oitiitif, taken bv lus
.M.'jestv ‘•liip Mr.,/on. i.'i 1^ ini r's Island,
liavuif; "11 board a', 'iie time J I > i/f lli
iinfort iiiiat*' nali\ e , ol ilus continen!, ■! ..
of whum (iied on tlH U’ i>i;.ss:u;e hitlifr.
Ira\it’.i.'- . 'wretih'd munivoi's. alilii ted
wi'ii llio'r uisr.isi s 5^ciirr..illv prcv ailiiii.;
on boai d tiioNC lio.itni;; i i^i ( |i'.ai ii s i.d’iius-
« l y. Tiie exirnl auvl.n il_\- w iiii w liic h tin-,
=tnl iimaii tralVi; i'. no\v ^.iriied on i'-, in
deed, i/!il tiL»u ps.id'iilv i)rou:,ii! to our
i.o'ice Jv.' till- !;iiin!ier of iis vu tim tl'ai 1 —
I'l il,i' !,.st !i wri ks lia\c ijci 11 I a; ';irf(l j Mi/nnc'iOl'j (Jmn
!iV tl.e n;;iadni!:, and'''C’.it here lo'.' adjn-iriett, CaM?. N. 1'.
i^./i ji!. i:: :lic laM i i Uisc of t!;c .Mari 1 ,or. Loti,,d :
I’rDiii the IJultiniore I’litriot.
T/ic (ireek I'umL—In the introduction
to the foreign news, [lublished on SaVur-
daVj copied from the New-Vork Com
mercial Advertiser, it was slated, that
Cieneral Lallenu.nd had received X12000
(.■> ^49() doliars) for i year’s service in at-
lending lo the biiildinf;- of the (Jreek sbijjs
in New-York. The C.ommercial of Sa
turday correi is the statement on the au-
Uiortity of the British 'I’raveller of Sept.
H, which says, “(ien. Lallemand was
neither -rt coniaiended nor appointed by
tiie (ireek Commiiee. Permit me to
add, by the way, that the sum which the
(ireek (iovernmenl liud been' charged,
accordingto Mr. Spagniolaiki’s accounts,
is 1,2(.'('/. not 12,f)00/.” 'I'liis correction
places the matter in (piite adiirerent light,
as ihe gallant (ienei'al, instead of 5.'?,000
dollars per annum, i-eceived onlv .5V2K
dollars—which is not an extravagant
compensatioti.
(icnera! f.a.llemanii has published the
following note in rei’irence to the above
statement in tlif New-York papers :—
Ithu\ing been puMisheil in sivcral ut’tlie
journals 1)1'thi.' i it\, tli;it a sum nf',L12,tloU lia.i
i)ei’n ailiiwe 1 lo (n ". l.uiii i ;inil i>y tlic lirceii
('omiu.lti I', (ic iii l' il 1 .ulieiii;;iui tuii ■> t!ri>. np-
portuiiit_\ ti) (iiclai y that tin.- said st.ili.nit nt i-.
i.dsi'.
(i '.end I.alKni.ind ulll r.o! :in.-j\\fr tin; per-
soiud :\ ili ciions ;uui injiinoie! ri-ni;rl;s wliirli,
il! smiir ii)'ir,iia!'-, li.ivr a. t oiiiiianii li tlir ^tati. -
!iit lit. Ill- ' i! lo dii. i!''lie:ir\' (it'iii«- situ i-
tioii, Jiiui to ill-, cli.inieti r, to w .ul I'ur tlie |)uliii-
f.;illoiis Dll tiu’ • i!iji (.t I't the (ii'i ck siiips,
'.I iiicii hast: 1)1'-n p'oiuisi-ii ti, tin' .\iii ncaii ri-
|iti!)ii'-. Ilf will lin II .surli n iiKirks ;iM
iiiuy in- r -iiiiLii( : .mi tin- initli, wlildi die ii.ll'-
I'l,'"! lit ili'Ci;iiii-i|i> sli.iii di'.i v.iil i)c a lull
aii^iU I.T tw ail raiuihiiii-s.
CM' I .M.M'MAM)
j\ew-’» 1)1 Ic, l..tii (> ti)lii r, 1
Messrs. I5i r ^ii tc (’o. the. builders of
i otio of ilie (ii'crk ',iups. 111 a no.te pnidi.sh-
ed in the Ni-w-Noi-k pap'ers. lonlradut
th(^ slalemeiit. lhat .'I'J.oOO duilats ha'!
been i.hat:,cd lor rent d tiie two lots on
w hii li ' he Sill p.T w I I e b'lilt, to which t!.e
(commercial mak*. s tiie I'oilou i i:;; i epi)-.—
*■ N lit \\ it list.llK 1 1 111;' 1 III.
'-l.iti' dll.' 111.I )i!i\ o.
till' Mil in'* lli.s li.i.rilill;.:.
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ii'^i'ii :il cl,
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.t ill' V I ai, -U nil
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dull;
'i"i>
. —Tlie ■ 1(
If, I. HI S
/clock.
w hen near i'aulknei ’a Island, and as she
capsized, part of the cargo, consisting of
salt and stone, shifted forward, and the
vessel went down bow foremost, and
sunk to within two or three feet of the
stern. The persons lost wore Mrs.
I ledges, (widow of the late Mr. Jease 1L )
of Sag Harbor, aticl her son. aged about
11, Mr. Wm. Lumley, of Bridgehamp-
ton, Mr. I'.dwiirds, son of lihuel Ld-
wards, of Lasthampton, Captain Sayre,
and his steward, a boy. I’wo of the
men belonging to the sloop held on the
wreck till next morning, when they were
fallen in with and taken olV by the sloop
Imjjerial, Cajitain lirown,.which left Sag
Harbor in company, and arrived here
on Sunday evening. These Jiien state,
that Capt. Sayre attempted to save )iim-
self on the boat which drifted away from
the vessel l)ottom up. Mr. Lumley
jumped overboard, and perished in at
tempting to swim to the bout. 'I'he o-
ther persons were drowned in the cabin.
'I'he passenj^ers, as well as Capi.
Sayre, were all respeciablo people, who
have left many relatives to hmeiit their
fate.
It sf’ems providential tliat a number ol
persons, who had .intended to take pas
sage ill the .Mariett, changed their minds
as the vessel w as about in sail, and irans-
fet rcd themselves to the Imperial.
.V. J/. Jd.
—
Wc learn that Isaac B. Desha has
been liailed out of jjrison and taken to
his father’s residence in Mason (oiinty.
i’his course was determined on, we sup-
pose, Iroin his heretol’ui'e I’Vincing no
disposition to esca[>e, and his weak and
helpless condition arising from his w ound.
The Mate will be saved the expense (>f
m.iintaining and guanling him loiigei-,
but it is evuhnlly a slnnch of Cousiitu-
tional pow e!'lo bail bun. 'I'he (^oiisli-
tution says—“That prisoners shall be
!>ailaide by sulVicient securities, errt;il Jur
cfijjifui itjfL ines n iicn Ihe prooj i.: eruient and
liiesunqjlioit ixreiit." Art. 10, Sec. lu.
Kinlitchij (iiiztitc.
NAsiivii.i,K (I'l.N.) sr.t’T. 2.J,
Xcu'Crop.—'1 lie coiton of this year’s
growth, is uncommonly fine, hoih in re
ference lo the length of Us sla})le, and
thecjuaulity pnniuced lo llieacre. And if
he season I'C bui favorable to its c.vpocuIa-
tion—if ue may be allowed to coin a w ord
—tliere, wili be, it is thought, a gieaier
(luatiiity in market this year than any
preceding one has yielded. A lew ilavi
since we saw some tine specimens ol liie
new crop, at ihc warehouse of Stewart
and ('harier. The cotton appeard to be
white and cleanly' picked, and the staple
uncommonly hjiig.
'I'he late rains have rendered our river
navigable for Keel Boais.
oil!, sells for So li.'/t r. Col. ('.
this year made I'rom less tlian half uii
acic of drj, gravelly land, two hundrei’
and sixty i^alioris of wine, and from the
same land he has sold 12U0 pounds u!
(iraj)es, from’25 lo (') cents a iiouiid, av
eraging 12 1-2 cents, 'i’he grapes from
which the wine is made, are the native
black Alexandria’(il ape, called the Tus-
kar grape, Schuylkill, Muscadel, SchuyL
kill, Constanlia, fee, 'I'he (’ommercial
states that Mr. W’m. Shaw, of this citv,
has this year cultivated (iH varieties (,!'
grape vines ; and in addition to the boun
tiful supplies which he has j'enerouNl.^
furnished his friends, he has sold r.0(;0 Ib.s.
of grapes lo a single person the prescn:
season, of so rich a vintage as lo brin;:
2s, ‘.'d. per lb. iV. ]'. paper.
The (irand .»ury of oui’ late Superior
Court, when they finished the business
before them, made a Report complain
ing of the inetease of rogues and v,i-
grants, and recommending -to our Re-
presetilatives in the next (leneral Assem
bly to endeavinir to obtain an Act to au
thorise such (’ounty ('ouris as think
pro[)cr, to lay a Uix in their sev.-ral
counties, for raising a snfiicieni sum of
ruoney to erect suitable Houses of Cor
rection, in which may be placed 'I'read-
miils. Ol' some oilier mode adopted for
employing idle, loguish and dissolute
persons, who may i>e committed for tem
porary punishmeni, and so to amend out-
[jresenl laws, uS to provide for punish
ment by hard labour in such cases.
Nal. /iViT.
The St. Louis ivepublican, of the 21st
ult. gives a report, which prevaileil there,
that the Pawnee Indians had aiiacked and
murdered a parly of men on their return
from Santal'v:, supposed lo be part of ihe
United States expedition for surveyiiig
the road to thai place. 'I'he report wa;>
brought from tw u dilfereiit nations ol’In-
dians, the (Jsages and Ivuirsas. 'I’he
Pawnees itre a very extensive nalion o!’ In
dians, consisting id’ three tribes, the Paw
nee Rejjublics, and Pawn«es. Tiic) in-
liabii an iinmense tract of country, ex-
leiidiTig from ihe mouth of ihe Plaiie lo
the Rocky Mouniaitrs.
Extraordinary .'—A 1 leifer w as exhibit
ed dt the late 1 air, belonging lo x)Jr. Jon
a'hdn \ (dc i'larl,'i\ only two years oui Iasi
Mareii, w iiich had a i alf when 14 montlis
old, and when presented last week was
accomjianied by a pair of twin calve,>-,
one week old. It is worthy of remark,
also, lhat the first calf vvas killed when.7
monlhsold, find weighed 36." pounds.
Vitt\/ie!d (Ma.sg. J Sun.
Mr. jJeiij. Miller, of (icrry, in this
couiilv, aged ii))(nt -S*' ye>rs, was t'-ied
bclore the justice’s uiurl last. I’huisda}',
on a chaige of w!iiii[/n!g iiis wji'e, found
I'uilty, and sentent eil-to days cuniiuc-
meill ill the iounty jail.
('fictmiij^ic C> nsrr.
Ihe I nited StaU s’ sliip I.i'xing'on,
(.ap'ain Shuin ick,sailed I’j'oni New Voik,
lor 'i'riiiKlad, on the l.’-ih iiritaiit. 'I'he
object ol her pas.->age is to liring lioine
liie lemaiiM o!'Coiiiiiiodoie Pen), wiiicli
were inleried al i\jit Spain.
.—Tlie f(>Ilow in;;- ir,
!adel;)hia pa[)ers a;-
'I’lli (iH! 1.1. C.M hI
liuliiislied in the Phi
ail aci\er iseiiient.
AMl.liiC ' A l l !,.\ riON '
\ onri;.;- ;';eiilleiiiet!,It !>'iidly to tiie Cireel.
( ause, who aie desirous ol rendering
a'^Msiam.e Ijy emlKirkino- ioj- that rounlry,
atui (levo’.in'^^ tiieir services to ti»ji op-
pt I'ssed |;t ople m ilii ir present S I KL (i-
1 LlBi.lv I’Y 1 aie re.picsied
to meet, on 'i hur:,:lay evenitig tuxt, al
Air. lioli s i( iti.'c!;'.,' Hotel, Ciiesnut
‘il 1 i a I
to I’k; call
:a;l\ i s to .:j)
o I !i,( w 11
• •re maiiv friends
e luive already pl'^dged ihein-
Ma. I Dei
i iar- j Ilia;
.'.'’S' and C. :ihi
'. i'a'ie l'r,'H',
a- Col. ( a: I’s
The
iiliaui ijiliia, ali'l
ivri'orof the
lij'e wine e-,
I'd, two mik'-,
Ml two ’.cars
A Ski i err. — \Ve w iinessed a spectacle
last week, which we cannot refrain pre-
scntiiu-; to our leaders. It may be the
means of exciting ri-nection, tl' not en'orf.
'riin e came .iloug the street a lean, dirty,
I)ag's'':ud horse, wiih scarce subsiunce
enough to make a shadow. He was fas
tened l)y twine and rags and leather, to
an old horsecart, lhal looked as'if it was
bibwii together by the wind. In the cart
was a man, ap])arenlly about 5o years
ohi, ragged, lame and blind, attended by*
his son, about 11. 'I'he son alighted,
look a Slone (juart jug fn>ni ilie cart,
and assi'^ted his father lo get out. 'I'he
faiher look the son’s arm, and thus they
j)assed from store to store, inquiring i’or
liuin! On the sightless eyeballs of this
l)remaiure old man—on his trembling
limbs—on his , tattered garments—op.
his cart and horse and harness—and worst
of all, on the boy—(he son that led hiin
—was written Ram! He was made
blind by intemperance.
Unmpdta JcAimah
Quinry Jiail Ixoads.—'I'his Rail Road,
the hrst we believe in this country, was
opened on Satui day^ in the presence of a
number of gentlemen who take an inter
est in the experiment. A quantity oi’
stone weighing sixteen tons, taken I'tom
the ledge belonging to the lUuiker Hill
.Association, and loaded on three wug'^ns,
which logetlu r weigh live tons, making a
load of twenty-ojie tons, was moved with
ease, by a single horse, from the quarry
lo the landing above Xeponset bridge, L
distance of more than thiee miles, 'i'he
rojid deeiines gradiully, the whole way.
from the quarry to the landing, but so
slightly that i.he horse conveyed hack tho
empty wagons, making a load of five tons.
After the starling of the load, which re
quired some exer'ion, the horse moved
with ease in a fast walk. It may there
fore be easily conceived how greatly trans
portation of heavy loads, is facilitated bv
means ol thi.i road. A large quantity o{
beautiful stone, already prepared for the
Bunker Hill Monument, w'ill now be rapid
ly and cheaply transported to the w hart
at the termination i;l the rail rnad.whcnce.
it \vill he iraiispoittd by lighters to
Chark stow n.
Ihis road is cojistructrd'in tlie mosl
substantial manner. It rc^ts on a foun
dation oi stotie laid so dec]) in the 'ground
as to be beymid ihe reach of the frost,
and to secure the rails on wliich t!ie cat
I 'iage ruiis ell’eclually against anychangc
Ol tbriu relative position, they ai'e laid
uj)i,n slDi'ie ol eight feel in h'ngtli, placet’,
transversely along the whole extent of the
road, at dislviices ol six or oii;hi I’eel from
each other. ihe ^ pui e between thesi.
sloiies is filled with s:iialler stones o;-
eaiih, and ovei' the w hole, bet w een th'.
raih, a i;ra\il ji'alh is inade. 'i’he rails
an; furmed of j/me timbt-r, r.n the top oi'
whii h placed a bar ol i:on.— I'he car
iiages r-iii upon tlie iron bars, and ar.
l.t pi in pl.ice l)v a jirojection on the inner
edge of the tire of tlie wheel'.. 'I'he,
whei-!s areol a si/;o coii'-iderably lat ;je;
than acoinioon earl u heei.
\Ve le.'irii Imm a g'enileman who lia'--
visited the prinripul rail roads ui I'-ii.j;-
land, tiiat in point -jf solidity and skill iii
eoii.iti'iif lion, tlii-. i , nol excecdeii bv a:i''
one tlicic.— iio-ild/i Dai'i/ .ddi.
• •(■n. Miller. v.iiiM‘ (Iistii',j.fni-,i,iil sf.r’.ie."
UlnU'l'llii iiiiuinit.il Uoh', ;ir, li.u (• MiliiiK'll roll
ll’iiuiu 1 lo iiiirl'.iU- S.ill'll Allii'I'irA Irnlli t '■
liir.iiiiom lii Spuiii, !,,is arrin-d .d his iiativ.*
\'l!:i;';c, 111 ('iiiiiH rliMit. lie w;is sccoiii! i,i
(■(iiiiiiii.nd t,, ;it the li.iuleof Ay;lr,ll^ll,^
a'ld li's |)riiiiijit, ill risr. r eirirgi' at du’ l;e;id oi’
!!ic i .oalf', III till' I’ .ti ,ots_5^ iK'euii (.i_lhi.' liay lit
t.aniii'i.i lilurlj,. ’ilie (ii.'i!i.ral has lii'uui;'li-
iionii' i?i;ii,_\ 1 iirni'iii utVi^in tlie riinic lie as-
1 to ti-(f — ;iinl, ,iii'.(i:ig t.ie ri'st, j>oine eav-
alr_\ ^^ll^l;u•lls 1,1'(lid spuiii, wliirli were takei.
»!i
ai’^'i;iii;i:
'ho
Ivb j wliich he too’u