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FmnYthe XUWrxrc Telegraph - vv
Jfr. MONROE
If anv
in
as
- J.td forth ofRce of president
Wither man Jft tliVU-SuVtrs
M-ddiiis o'flicial functions, in .alt
f?9iust a$v7.cUquAljned'for ;tn
isittjbbssailor. as he is for eovernor of
' Virginia, and; as well 'qualified; for
from nor as he is -Tor - secretary; " of
, state, and as well qualified1 fnr.!ecre
. ftaryot state as lie is;tpr secretaryoi
rvrar JIndiHtf rent it-. appears" tn"h?m
; what clucc hcVfiUH' and; re ?iviD ,1m
? ard'a. . corjcciarriL iKat' -iu-hts raulti-
tuaaoirapno;Titmtnt; nc ncvcr-oocc
j ctgnuv ot. .it is enough lor
purpo?i ;tt-t i tis. an "office: tand he
run t'rsiueul
if an bpialonsrony be ; fF'
tb:,vrictvof
w n . a np om u u , : yv -. . .
Tr:,; i . V ne rms uispjaytci ,
ms omcus, nc is lust
inpuut oi mc prrvious mquxry, vent
I thtr ,hetic?y
; duties ofvhfs ' office 'vAth JioiVor i d
till
m -
r .sc;iH5'io uiuiK nat :ine appomzmeni
cf itself 'qualifies him" to pei tbrm its
, approbate duties. .y-'J '.
, : From the Bastan, Gazette: v
i I ctimtance that IVIonrbe is again pla
t ced in the line of the succession,in
: , die Way of his ,dutit.it is very ; Kppv
j rent that the idea that the hereditary
(rihtto the crown belongs to the bl'l
. Dominion,, is not yet given np. It is
true, the heir, apparent has bet n for
some tinic tinder :r clouds -his bril-
. Hint milltan nenius received, a mo-
V tnentary eclipse at tht siege und cop
I ture cftke Capitol . b ut 'no tht can
elfectuaUy and ' finftlly ; obstute such
flu!gcnce; : It is pcriecdy clear ihat
' tewa born to r?: we have , no
S doubt that his '-jnothtr longed for a
L crjoyn, or a sceptTe Whether she
d ornot, he longs Tor,; both; and
VV. he -must hiive. .-.Besides who
V! N oubt his "qualifications I Has ha
ttK' Vjnwrn. hv actual Droof.
cot aircX- - t u 2 '
that h TlaAvcry bnt iwf ?r
- : the crown? ivSirh-had
. ' capacity tor that r jfd Um"V
manner of omces,anau.
v ner of courses (exceptjth
- 'Smesthe purest of any man that has
Crel in modern time's to D ryden's
: A fflJUi SO vajlwus, mat 11c iwui u w
' J 4 StifHii opiicr., alwiy s in the wrong j
. - vs eVrythinj by starts, and nothing" lon i
, " Tjut ir We of revolring moon " "
Wehemis:, Sadler, statesman, and buIiW
" A PROOF-LIE" I
Dean Swirrtn his treatise" upon
The - Art of Political Lying," enu
xnerates the various species of lies,
and. says,; - t" ... - " '
. "A pro? tit, i V&eaprorf charge
for a piece of ordnance, to tr- a sta.id-
. Nov this is-just th- sort of lie that
t.-. it in circulation, from the
; 1 U-.o,?-niiTirtfr l that IS, d
thi brnts are m this war :-r
thouffli this is roundly asserted
ves
. ... nTftte-and lronuuent-
, " iasinu.-.ted in Ihe PrwidentV:Me..
it W fairly . entitled to be c !asd.
amroC the p,an of St. Ptnck s
crojf lies. .
.If you take the late Treaty in one
i.,M7cl the Declaniuon of VVar. n
the fdicr, and request any Democrat
to shew that what we-demanded m
the one U conceded in
..11 ,-tnil candidly admit that Ma-
w'.ii in Hrtnil caaaiQiy
dUon hanot gained the pent res-
pectins the ' Orders xn Councl be
. ;Luse the British have not rpade res
. nor remuneration tor her cap-
" 1 ...nor the noint
--. spectin blockades-fot Aew i to
; , word, said about them si
nrp unaer uicu , --. 1 .
I. ': Mi, Admiral Cocnrant's f J-aper
j: ': blockade of pur whole coast j-nor
', I'le Point :rpecti..5 Impressment-
t unxtf iierf neunrr
i lor our oo, t4" 1. u 11
' IU 1 - iL .ml from British hell
somen nyi -r - , ,iw:
r ,TVl,,,. Tlius he wili.aamit
'til . lHlUliak.v . ' .4 .
VT, been defeated at ever).
,n V nd at he K made i.
poini, a "about ta leave
V1U j iit ;t hiii voice to a ch-
. " trained I - - , '
v . fUt; ' Li. f tKU -couatrv possess
, , -tne.r ? ,; tm f-e.A that -the v proof
r ..ti i k w him to destruction ;
' SoSg less than a prool
fc 'ennoof 'Mrue meri. , .
' '::' &rtfn-Capt. Sousa. of thcSpan-
V: uh
. .,' - - w
... . - ' .
i iirius icaron .mc ii,tn ot linrcnf
brought to by a schooner under En-
gn s n coiors, w no , ora erea ; ni m to
s'rnd hit;' boat bnj board ..which he
complied' with. After the boat's crrvr
.'with.' the 'mate .'had reached; the
schooner, they ' hauled -.dowh' their
English 'colors and hoistcd'Carthae
ni'an. . 1 1 wai then;"" discovered thev
were '& ang of. pirates. y.Their. crew
consisting of about 40, were a miicr
ture ox jaii nations, some rortugue.se
and Americans,: but the greater nom
ber yerc Frenchman. r They' detain '
ed- the mate of the ship arid all hanias
on 'board of the. schooner and' man-
Eedher-b)atVith'a number, of . arm-.
;d men; boarded the ship .and, ,rpb-
Hjed h"'f of cables, all the. spare sdiis
anvi igging an ancnor, a pipe '.01
wine; seyeSi trunks of ; clothing,' all
the bed! aid bedding,, every chart on
board the ship, three quadrahts,,an'd
in short tvery articleltlVey coiddi lay
their hands 6u When
to the schooner with their bob ty,r the
mate ot the ship discovered "they had
taken,' his trunk ; -among the resti : He
'irmonstfatedW
pus loss t : would vbeV Jto him f if they
kept it 1 p9nwhich ae? captain :ot
the sch. a Jfenchman exclaimed
oh, lsait''Mr. Mate mefopwant to
distress you, and gave him bis trunk,
which was put into tly boat jarid or
dered pilVbut ori opening it after he
had joi onboard of ;his "pwn ship, he
found it had been riffedtorall its con-
tentc. :" - .....
: . . , ' - :
British Navy Cptarnt- killed during
; t tlm War .
Capt. Lambert ofthe Java,
Capt. Peake,' - V-r . FcacockY
Capt.' Blygh, 1 Boxe,
StrPeter Parker, - 'IMenelaus,
Capi. Patterson,
V ox,
Capt. Lumley,
Ia'cissus,
Lady Pi'ovcst'
Capt Fiunis, ,
Capt. - Downi e,
Con nance,
Capt:
British
Maior-
. v IVlajor-GetrnlTT,
a3jur-vejieraiAjiou3, ' '
jLTAaiur-vjenerai jvcauc,
General Gray. v .
From the New .York Evenlnr Post.
Frrr Trade and Sailor's Rights.--
Two cartels have arnvedxnere within
a day or two from Bermuda, with
about 890 American nrisoners. As
the fortune of war had 'made tenants
of prison ships, have returned home
destitute botlt bt money ana cioioing
Licnt',naRt:G.nen.l Jlislo,.,- ?? Sr "I" ! sentenced to an iraprisoWt hftrfc
. 1 t ' I ' . liiir public - .siixu! lite adupaou 01 j j. , - x :, ;-;
JMaiorTGcneml Brock,,.,; Tt Lti - 'Uve to thirty days, accord wig to the
Notwithstanding .we have been at! Agriculture, " Man ufactufe6, Reve
peace 2 months, yet, to the everlast; nuesi &c. of the United :Statesby
ing disgrace 01 mqucuciai vuvtur
ment, no steps have been taken to pro-
vide for those brave fellows who have
been fighting the batdus of the coun-
try. ,iney have been now turneua-
shore-to' beg a meal and a shniiug to
nrocure a uicht's lodging. Several
of them have thrown themselves upon
the Aims-House ; and the Corpora
tion much to their praise have, appro
priated a , sum ot money to render
them comfortable until they can pro
Cure funds from their friends ia the
countrjjt to carry thfcm home; , '
A D&MOCUATIC JUDGfi
; iVaifuttgtonl 'JJts. Aarch 7,
Tud;
Sa
"Warrant
of the Republican in the door. of,.
office ; and being brought before " the
iustice who issued tlie warrant; refit-
sea to enter into recognizance iur
appearance atcOart (the justice not
' . ' . ...1.1.. r mm
requiring security) ; while a mitti-
raus was making, to commit him to
orison - he -withdrew from' the court
house, and was louoweu anu laiteu
into custody by the; deputy sheriff.
He then issued a h'ebeas corpus for
himselfl returnable before the -lioh.
Judge Leake," autf'left town on Sun
day morning in custody of an officer
for the residence of that Judge,' in
Ciaiborne county jafter giving bond
and security "to the sheriff, jthat he
would not escape. Since which we
have no account of him.
' : 1 Charleston,; April "20.
IRON SIDES" .WE HOP; S.FE.
FROM BERMUDA. !
The British shij? Alexander Buchz
axrnnJ Capt. . L attimeu, from4 Ber
muda arrived here yesterday, but haj
not furnished anv'infofination of mo-
mcut, except ihc recapture ofthe Le
vant y the particulars' relating. to
.which she does not bring, ?as the Le
vant was just entering Bermuda as she
came out. The Passengers, however,
inform that thc Cmititulioti, was in the
act of removing the prisoners 1 from
her prize, when the British squadron,
consisting of the Newcastle, Leandcrj
aid Acaslay hove in sight, and that
Judge Poladttavwa.an-csted oil
turday last, J , onth 1 erritomi)
for an assault on the; rtiitor
ufBn
she ImiriedlattTrse 'all sa!lVromi
them ': trTerf:i xhereTore. Cno doubt
(as was belfevi'd.0n board hc JLevayt)
but that' the: gallant -Coniiituthnl -is1
" w CaptL. brought no parjers. 'There
had been no arrivalVIjcipadaTijom
cngianc-. since inciurc . v01 "f ltcr
"prize to-atrican' privauer.All
die Amencanxprrsbaels had left Ber-
111 UU4 lUi OC'i Wi,J
Extract of i letter to the 'fcditors .of theiHudi
4 more Atucrjciu, uateu uuigi.'ji am i1
derstdd that'they
ment. Uur navy
y. in its ciyU Well
acter.' i?' drying, ri- J
asmilitary. . character
round if.aa increase ol attract'wns and.
splendor ;.,
VOICE, OF KENTUCm -"The
Kentuclrv, Gazette fe, lead
No pxj2cA had Iaiely :becn;eitr in .9
but several re&ptufcil vssels hiicl ar-rived-bne
Uiershin City of Limerick;
y Commoddfe;.Rgers:andp the jlaDock-j
toins Torfcr and haverved t dvli and cTiminaC were de'cldcd
Durmr thri term'rand IbW number
tha navy, .board, o which they ton- . v - ' J
tntft tne fcommrsWone
EWii'fiVEsqft Iaeir ToEaw
of.coastderablft emaienceiV1 lhe:ta Superior
fIon PPWIaggrgate of F.orty, :an Of, Vhich we
bca'rssome resemblance to the;Brmsh ; . - : v ' - j .
5 1' haye reason.to, believe may be tried at
admiralty .bord, and its Secretary, j , . - , . . . 3 . - w -. -M;:.r.Vrr
mWmh-r of rriiath? eQober.rrerm, with a very
t i, .,. '
inc: democratic napr in .ttit btate;trom all ; the .OfiiaJrsof. the Court
contains the" following pofitbal opin-
ions t-v ' ;.A "
The tcace which has bbeo
eluded between this countrjianrl the
British; government, gives j rise;td I j
raucn speculation ana aiscusspn.wuu-f
our noliticians. and almost v
it iptt; eve-
in ihiS SCO
ry description of persons in this sec
tion 'of the United States j ; . I
peace, or
o!)tained to
pmous, monieiit
if un Ty.Vtr p 'win '"lint lAt twii
moment . or',.the ; tnice, to Uctimote
efficient and independent tnen0rCon-
efficient and indep
'tKeTnelm than they nbw:-have-tleri
will the present peace bp turned into
the greatest good that, ever hayencf
tQ""Uie' '.-American .people, , the Inde
pendence oniy excepted.,,
In this week's Mirror will be fotiq;
nropbsals for, publishing by subsCTip-
tion, a lreuiibc oa mc tpminerce,
tuie non. mr. jritKin one 01 me
j members of Congress from this State,
j ve Vd.e Vrent" pleasure in announcing
j tn',s work. to the public. Having had
an opportunity to examine the; man-
UScripu we have no hesitation in say-
j n that we esteem it'amooer' the
ra)St valuable of ourliterarV pidduc-
tious.f t a he laoour oestovved upon it
by die Author, has been very great ;
and the information whicli it contains
is not only highly imporWnV but . hasv
been drawn from the most authentic
sdtirces. 1 The book, which we think
will prove of standard merit; will be
of great use to the merchant, and -the
politician, and, indeed, to every per
son Vho j feels solicitous to become
acqdaintetl with the strength and re
sources of die nation. -VCoiU Mirror
FpifLiyerpool,
Ship RICHMONDj : Stephen
Smith, cHSter, will sail in about
15 days for freight of 250 bales
0f cotton, or passage (having good accomaioT
j dtions) apply JJJ
April 27, 1815 tf
, Fiv Dollars Reward.
RUNAWAY from the Subscriber
abo"tTTneL weehs since a negro wench
n&meJ DOLLY. She carried with her
a young child at the breast; She for,
merly belonged to the estate of George
Merrick, and U so well koowa, ai not
to need any further description. jThe
above reward will tie given to whoever
will, deliver the satd ruuaway to Mrv
William Mitchell ia town, or lodge her
in; i ail, and all' reasonafclei expehces
paid. S.SPRINGS:
April 27-3 lr?
. TTTTTTHM 'v '
tA PERSON capable of teaching the
English language grammatically, wii
ting,, arithmetic, alad ma'Kematics,
would bs glad of encouragement to
Teach yputhr in any p Art of thff State,
that wpuld afford him a moderate saj
I- .1 ., . , r ,... 1 , .'a . - I v
a nr. .j -
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Aprj27 3t
- . 1 i
, AT THp BOOK-STO R K w
6ja,t receired a small addition oi
Sclipol Books add Stationary;
i f
ml ,
.-iSilmfnstori
TftfmpAYta-jT2r, 1815 -r ;
-1 tt: - ,"v".
V THE SUPERIOR COURT
jbor rsew-Hanoycr County,1 was opened
early on ' Monday the inii-instanl : bei
-lore me non.. JJ.ucraiv j
Juryof which Hanson Kelly, Eso. was
Foreman." :Hts Honor lthen nroceeded
- ' 1 ' -v ."..- J
The Equity Dock-
Pockets . of -l New-Hanover
Court are now reduced to an
srnalr ponjoa 1 of labour and attention
and without artyof 'the privations," to
wnicn j uage v,amqr.on voluntarily sno-
jected himself for the 'dispatch of-bu-
ivrVri-, ! ' j . y
amess,' ,vv a ice pleasure in noticing
ine warra comfncruianaDS, ;wnicn now
r r ' - , i j4 .y.M' - .,.,0 -
fhen speaking "of MthepjWgeand:in
nnnmv.int? thft; nnirprsal "sntiifsrtinn.
announcing the universal satisfaction,
which his able, independent and ' fabo
nbus . discharge, of the duties of , his
umuc, naa piuuuccu m mcyuwuo
mind. ' . - "(CcWvit
-On tVi. lnt Afli. rmZ VUt
anaatey be tWeetr soine oftbet
ThViifree ; of ' each.
r&t of the lioters dispersed and all yio-j
Menaub' -H- H
JEj&rrOyV -The Petersburg
Republican speaks with teitib'e wrath
of the'daricr that MRndoIph will
Eucceed against Mr: Eppes and calls on
the patriotism Of Cumberland county
from the infamous disgrace- we would
say,. ofbeing represented irt Congress
by a .Scholar and a Gentleman; a ud, what
is still more rare an independent ls?9i.
tician. .. : v f
. Mr, Randjlph had a majority of g 3 votes,
and this county which remains to be heard
from, it is supposed will be nearly eqmllv di
vid-jd between, t!e two canJidate3. , .
'The Hon. T. Pitkin offers to the
public a Literary Work the Proposals
for publishing: which will be'readln
this days paper. We ran no ha?afd
in predicting that it will be a most va-
luable addition to every Merchant5il
,h." vl causes, ana . tmrjngA.ine
wWe session; be displayed great -per.
severance dridt disdnfrui&hetl ali.Iitv. I
one's 'offefite The
Lawyer's and Politician Librarv. Wcwen tj,e United ? States and Great
observe that Editors of different politV nn",n ''c oy , van
. . J om loans,! and issuesjci treasury notes f
cal sentiments, concur in recommend
ing to patronage this work.
MARRIED, On Thursday Evening lastv by
the ' ltev Jesse Jennuti,! Mr. Edward U
thank, to,Miss Aifr Eliza EwxNC, allof
this town i - , i : w
DPBD, at Sqalthville, on . Thursday list, , in
the 50th year of his age, Jambs Taylor, Esq.
late ot the United States JVavy. ..... "
POR 3 OF WlLMWGYO Jf, JZJL
Arrived1, .tftfeC.
Ship Planet, Mitchell,! Uverpooli (S )
, "Richard & Afararet Banker, Rich
mond, (Vir.) ! i
Schr Polly, Bangj frm Dostonji
Columbia- Granger Providence.
Lucy, Smith, Bastorr..
Nine Sisters, BaKer, Boston.
. . Folly & Uliza, litler.Sdo. -
... 'j iteffiilator, Emeu, do.
Sloop Henry' Rinsr "gart, li-'timore
I Traveller,1 Crane, New-'lfork.
"J, Cleared, J '
;-.t ShipSusan, Rrfling,- for Cork, (t.) ,
Amanda, Ross, for B iltirrrure?., p
i Schr Thfee Sisters, Cook, for Boston.
V-- Tru Republican, Jaryis, jCharlesUin.
: -1 ;IndasUy, 4aOMr, Iiirtihi4iie, f.
. - Thorn, Urouks, tCbarlestort.; j T
. Speedwell, Snovv," Boston.
"'Sloop Heiry;Bungi Hkg-art, Edenton; "
.'if Agricultural tfoticc. i
S ON Tuesdaythej jth day of May
het a regular meeting of the Cape
Fear A gricQltuVal Society will be held
at ' . .-" ' ! in the Town of
Wilmington:;", Members are requested
m attend precisely at 10 o'clock , of
that'dayj as there is business of impor
tance to the institution to engross their
attention. .K :Y-
f v -r ALEX'k MOORE
'April 27-2wC , f President.
NU15S TQiSNAGB
trrciTRir-STATfiS s r
V-vtanvfacture 'tf tl'r:totqnif9 ;
p fcw flfjrrye nfMepmesrntativettfthA.
r- U: States Jroni the Utati of Connecticut.
TpE review of the Trade, Agricul .
Cure,; and Manufactures c; the ; Colo '':
knie, will. contain nn account, of their' V
Exports and lxppoTts at dhTerentr peri -oBs
and theamount of Tonnage erh7 v
ployed in the . Colonial J trade, with a.
brief account of the different; kinds of '
Manuf actures carried on,r . preTiotis tovjr
hie Revolutionary War. and a eutnma- ' '
ry of mc of the princip&I Acts of the
The;view ofthe Commerce of the
Accomptinied with iiunierour'itbles, lllusU'A. - r';
TVi tiV-eof'the enel prlnciplci and . xl V." 4
3 member outhe Hirnte of Jfefiresentativet pfthx '. f
oriiisii vruoeat, raiating ana res;,; .
tncting jheVXade andv; Manufactures '1 ' ;
otth'e floms;.,- , v & ""1:-
v linen, Jiaicat aiiu-iio .ywtctllVH .wll r
AgricuUiire an4 Manufactures, and the ;
pubhclQ'Jbt Revenue, and; TonnagW : J?-t
will be. given, from the pe?ce of' ir83-;"
tu in;- i aiai4;, 1 siri,. ana irons .
J 789,. an tttirp&jof-ht whole, expence
bw; the ejd Ccn??i
uuutr noua iieuus, anoo viucu mc -, r.
XoHov7io SiWV bJ(thi,princips.S ; .
; 1 . K 1'he Exi.ir t and InVportsas faf i :'
of the Reolu Jcrry -Wiii Ihe-airicunt
ofp'jlic Debt, aVtl e tlow!;5f tjre War1 V: '
fprthe paymf nvj&f jt. w'"sorae of the . -
csuescwhich leti to the ajLlopiion of the .r
plion
titution. " : ; r- V,:
'4thf 17S0 to 13 ?4, ' .
account cf' the duantity v,:
.ahd Value dt the annufil Export of the -
UiiUd HtKlfesv atd 4 of etch State in - -
pariiculai, eiHppisbin tbe article
of domesierwtti: prbduce.atid man- ;
ufaciure, fcomVthafofw foVein. The'
value of .arcles of foreign , origin ?k- t"
porttdVI befgiyji for eacV yeari and '
for eafch-inafe.'ifom. 1502, with-ati tc
United Si 54' as far aspracticbl"
The arnodnt ?f,Hrmerrf the prmcipal. -
foreicrn ahicles'xaallrconsunied in
the' United Ht&teSi at difiVrent periods,-: c
.CrTSv baOir"r t, . . I f 7 r ';"s
4;.- Aa account of the trade of the ' , V
United States,' with different pktts oi a! :,
the world, and comparative View of Vrt
toe amount ot their trade'with ch
.Haupuj wur. wuoui iney navs any ccn-,4
i ..!i.L ...1 .1 " ' .y-.
siderebie commercial intercourse.
Abo an ac'coupt'Of their trade to. China,
that f
West
nside
rations Relative to Jialance of ,tradei
between the tfn iteorStates apd other
prts of the world.T " ,
5. Ths amount of public Pebt at
the coramenementf the present go
vern nif-r.t,. the various" provisions made
for the furdi:g and payment of itf the-
increase or decre-se, of the Debt, at
commencement of theIate Wan.
the
he.
with an account cf the expenses of the
government at ctinerent periods.
, 6... The Revenues of the United
States. The. amoun(bf duties collect
ed in each State on Iriipprts ?nd Ton- . 1
nage, -with' an recount. o( the Duties
laid and colkcitd on pirriculur Articles'
imported yhU.o f he amaimtof monies
aceruing frcrn tl.e hrrr Direct Tex,
and the other In' em Uf is, from he
Kales ofpublic Lunds, and Iroin Posrage '
cf Letters ; with an account of the DU
reel Tr-xr ifcnd oiher internal duties
laci during ih let? War,' between the '
United States ar.d Great-Britain.
j 7' The amo-int of the Compierctal
Tonnse of .h- United Staves, "at the
commencement -f the gO?t rnmcnti (
ana its aunual increase, distinivu"shing
the mout employed in foreign , tfadef
in the. coasting trade, and in the'Fi"di--vk
eriev nd a edtQfp:radve view of Atnef J '
icanTonuagewjth teat of other Nations
i 'ThiVjMrprk will be axompunied with
nnrnerous"Tafcles, collected, from the
bf?st sources, a great .proportiop ol
which have never yet been published)
Th'' whole b?ng intend' d as an au
thenOc collection of facts - apd jJocu j
nirntf,-shewing at different pericds,
tie Wehh and resources of the Ameri
can Nation. " . " .
CONDITIONS Thework v.fd b? compfrised
in "ai octavo yblume cdfttaftiiifg about 450
pzLjgc., and will' be, printed wh i flu entire
-" new type, and on good paper, sud wil,b':
delivered in board at Thi ee , Dollars, Vi'ilty .
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