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1 e ! trn . . :rv i f l'r tcrrr.ofi, s. ! r r r r r ' f r ! i ; t:..t l.oev(r efie:.t i;t j ... '. v - - -between t? e Ui;'eJ 5 .tt n.4 l. "v . erees cannot n.u )',.., v afTy t' it t .- ' 1 cf tnrnues nl the ViwtfJ S'. 't----! '! re luthat rei I'; tl.rcat-l.uuln ML-fgttie c the jyf an, tUi na , I. M ' "... , f,. f, ahc ',. 1 ' 'r r s r ' ' jliitOtlKltrt- count f power i cue ., tU tlut l!l t ! of the wcr .rue not i j ujuji cd'.ar lUti t tt n out t I point out any course r.!;tu si .:t c-r rivals an J r...t ss and the ptncral icuresu f l! ; : ..tl ,'.1 at r rrs t:pcn pcftbei''.YCiir,,t.tl, . .. . -J ury during that nvi C tr.suinr ytr, ww.id hae been lncrrv-d nine, or ten r.u"...r.s cf rt...;.v Those articles of most u.?enul consumpu-, v. which, an increase of duty would he inrnnren.en .M ..r-..''. Hi hr r fife of duty or aJiimuJnt. It i v therefore propoved ttut not only the McditcrhmeM a..tir. whirh will MDire oa the first d.ir of Jamiary mcrvc allotted to her by the Briu,h dfcfe tod 11, ttrua etr.cr t:u xx. acme ,cy lejai prcmsjcnai cf thit tk n f nt tt Jp'X l repid wa!out encouri'ir those on'eu ; and they must tilJjer le auuf i t'H r rsn:ca. mere can oe wmwu; rrl1(rnl!.(if two Amllfl. " "- 3. Either Anicrica must except the portion of com limittins the commerce of jhe Uni . 2-:Tbe preWcm of drawbacks IJ Ufci: therefore to deal ia general itwruuu The reademan la wV.'ir. ceoeraUy not to ub- wpyld ream uut rvnws wny psi- f i cc: t .d tv i ici 7 ' -iff t'.e h I ..Mir t n ir ; ii-t 1 1 4 if if, J is ft .firry v. r.- c ::t toeery . c'd.crcr ; 4. Cr theMadon must orpoae force to tba execo- trnone yearaueriney . ' tion cf the orders of England t and this, however '. , . done, and by whatever name called, will be war. Of those luui altemetivea, the second and third differ neither r vrint irle, nor tn their effect on Ihe revenue". - Aabotb pknaxonsiat Jn' perrikittini?- par tial cxporUtiomnd importationstmust be acknow edge tlukt objectionable as that course may bcluo- , trier respecia, u touuncrcu werciT rciauou w im fiscal concerns of the union, it will for the moment be attended with less dificulty than either the" pteseht sys tem or war'. Fof however ourow the limits tp which, on thut pluivaportatMJn3 6ndmrxrtations of ihe irted more dodit niv - .i.v. - , . j ful. , A modification mifht check pcuuxuonM monopolies. The tflmoniuon of iiwporuuona afforcWd suHVJenl profits oa most of t:w,u- which had been imported ; ' and a pronijon cH vmM hcm h-iuli-nnf tn hrlnor into market ana to le wnUe price of those artidc, would fce cnJlr beneficial. " Vv'-V''-.VV'' i"''-' f"' 2. The causes which induced tna- adoption .ot a partial non-iniportaUoo act, have ceasrd to eawt The object then in tie has merged into far wore important one.' '.The selection of intertUcted jruclcs was founded on the possibility of obtaining tenm U. States may be reduced,yet there will still be some other countries than England, and does agree The act producing . . . - i . '.... ii. - i. iim a nthi iiiiri inan 10 rncrcue inc icuuwu' txifrrr. Ami as. m miruiuip max BUmDlfl IJUUl. I ' - - . r - 7-- - - . - , commerce, and.nomc revenue .arising from com- 0 ustmg arcumswnccs, imiw ana iniirr riii.ui uuui vv means of defence will become urtoeceasary; ss there ns, sna to proquce naw o, mmvvt villbe no occasion for cither an army or a navy, it is bciieved that there wwild be no difl'icuhy in reduc- ing the puJiltf expenditure to a rate "corresponding .with the fragraents of iaipost'which might Itill be collected. If that course bo adopted, so other pro- b!y It ci3)' be war. 1 he gentle maa cendemns nTl htract forms of legislation, as the gcoeral resort of'wealtnesi and folly. -'.I do, sot think o of hit general unspecified profes siona in relation to.tbVs subject $ on the other hwid they are ia by view tht expedient of art, Of addrcss,x and of tunning, for the purpose pf avoiding responsibility and. commitment andaoust be received by the nation. .. "i In conclusion I wiU only add, that I am' re joiced that we are likely 'at last to unite ii one positiOB, inat me e oico woiw uc elled at us are Bn onqncstionahJe Violation of (harigatt, hononr- and inaependcnce oi our country and that they ai-e not to oe Buoroiuea wo.- 1 Jtrust mt tna nation win iuhut in. this deterrainatiod,' and that Uke 4hem, alter having exhausted every other.; paeans oi eon cirUtion and tried every other altcrnativeif thry ahall contuia? tiH to he drove from one stage-of oppression to pnother, until having retreated to the very wall, they can ' consistent ly subrnit to aggression no longer that they will then like their iitthers of 17TGt without waiting to estimate the exact amount of their means, resolve at all events to vindicate their me A Summary I rr.' 1 Act. f.' T ?rnend Ce st-trl ac i . . rvUtive to the Suprcrn Court. 4 The Ocrt of Ore binrfne Co-irt, W r'eqti rr .'. t tlte Ce tvf hee dcruli d in l ( r July Term, 14i bir.H tc hnU rrtcne :; fur each TcM. -The Secretary of bttrk4 r. nsda for prinviny there, mi U Um5rtikr s.'. : X the Wt 6i Ofir. and have exclustre rplit 1 1 for r rears. Tbe lrkof Ux Surr'"U,t.ir:(, ftouired to make Annaid lie port fl Ui? Kecrrtary wWl aUo kt for pu'olicatwiv Ti hall receive rich comrnu" any 3 J.-t Court shaU allow, aof exceed:n(f 150 txuv!s 2. To compel each-j ixwnty wiu.in u c ' ripport the guarding of its Prison, and ' t movinff of ita Prisoner to any other cru ( tefe-keeping. - , , v Tki Act U futty erplalrted in Ma Title. . 's. i To amend an Act, -to 11ot Inter " Judgments wcuons pnwgia n v-uus to midgate fh severity of Executions. ' ; 't h prescribed, that on a written 'evidence of tas thJundant doe no tlrd. the Clet' sliall ui th and injures tne revenue. Agencnw -uiu UBhUejtionable richts.:and to retort: to :V with that country wouU supercede that parlwl wea-.,uncuettcjc Wgn. . :t.; K.. ,.t.-t .rk farj'.itr. tword Jor their defences ., . . . . ' i . . . . 1 I ( If. 1 1 v n ' i And it is believed that under every ever n rc&u .Mr, ."Bacon Vt'6ncluded-.DV saying, that as will be berkificiJ; and that, a permanent increase of the question of the iuture continuance J31 the I knd TOovai frdm office. cdotlat th interest, andew Judfjiuent i ei fumittrw ahaU always be exempt from Mc Confinemevt within Jail bound shall be dunwj the Act iff Lohtncy. . . .To compel the several Clerks ol County C. !t to account for fines end forfeitures by the:.; , ectved.-" - i-.M-..-,-..(.: rfrrka. before the Courts beld after My It 1C miulred under penalty of 1000 pouttda, to render si count On oath,nd pay ow to the county Tni . monies as aforesaid. Thereafter ftieh paynieiiU a',.., made before' the TernvtH the Court next fiJiowj - 1st of January nmiallj-, under tne penalty ot 2j0p vision aeema:-.ieceasary,-thaii an iminediat rduc-Ioaww VM,W jemoarp !.:; L ; 1 k V 9 1 . k Tfi JrilVv' ' lion of expresses, t ' i . v v , a w - - .v may be manufactured in the United States would be cttmroittee, ao he did not wish to be Under- J v ; prevent the bringing of Slave into the r. i .u j. . . . .' : inrormMrt vi .. - - rT i , . nn;n;sA rwMnr.i.a n amenrt tha sevens laws now m lorce rt..... i nc- system now m iorce, ana war, nowever. ois- viv. ;-tsiwu as cApicasiu ...tv,... , , ;,.t, ., , .Imilafin sonierespectsVare both considered as w- ; ' ta believed that the present systetnof ac m $B-;riiog..had bfien principally ; to i.y "'l',; f , starice.;Norisitbelievedthatthelreffectonn countJity.of the niihta and naval ts Offi wjjall .SSS'sf: tionalwealthdpublic, aUyikfrcrent.r In either case aportion, andapor- uscer)ublo of Improvements -nim'adversion$ upon its past policy and onj:, ineetinr ofthe AssemWy.The CoMmissUms of. U t tion Only, of the national imlu5trynu capital, hete- baimsing the pubhc eryice, will live tendency lr T? nartkuUr b of Uglrt Infantry, Cenadier. and KiCemenho tp&re. employed in the WucQonf' trantpWatkm, wore .ffectuall; to Chek airy UwithmlSrncthi hare 40 private, intbeircor- aid'iitchans nf amodtiiral rjradurts. or uitha fb- agents provisions to that effect are rendered more rallmions to hitnseit, ; ... ;-,:-v, , " wdi armed and equipped, shall bs void, and the r- tvrhsnmt tt nfrMatilt-niHil rvrvwfiiei 4 Vcign carn 'ingtrade, can immediately be di verted to lnccS5alT by the probable wcreasejof exfnce In , r.ther objects. In. case of a contjnaance eftheem-. thosp flepaijinents. ; . Urgo and non-exportauon,' cither, a less quantity ol lAa whichoa respectfully submitted. v'AVjv' commodides must.be produced, or a portion will c- M ' U ' ALBERT GALLATIN, ' cnraulate until the freedom of commerce shall be fmyiH . Secretary the Treasury restoredvIrt ojse.of war, thai surplus- win be ex- TaaAsuaVDEiAaTMysT,Dec l9, 1808,ft- ,: , ; ' portfedi and although a part must be Jost by capture, ' . ' : . a pbrtiotf of )Lh Jcturns will be received. . If the " ? t ( Concluded fr?m page 4Q.J r;i 4 ; 'embareo slid wpenshnf commerce shallbe con- ingsailed from England. "This is a thing how u "'.tinned, the revenue akisbg,froniconnerce will, bl of public ;nbtoriety.'t . There ' is, T tfm old, a short time entirely disappear. In case f war,I more than one instance of the oflicial tyidence Mr. oVoaalfollo'wed, Mr. Eicon in' j Speech of! ihall return to the Infantry, l'arents, u some lenetb: and after dividinghis remarksinto five j Masters are.tnweraWe for fine inflicted 0: m part of that revenue; wiU remsiaYbut Ml-dlfof it' in this citv.-and it Js Droved by British 1 , a&-57nwjner ha- , ,yi for .owe time been a course tf tmslnVsa een- ' that tliatamountwulbe nearly the same7b either vel Pursued, and it is iven ki6t)ar there 7 r , cf the two.alterrmuves of embargo or war, is correct I are 'I Lond00 offices where all the) necessary - j . . . t '- 0 . . ' I trim . . t .a!I!. . tfY .a.fc..lT ,cniy on me supposition, uiai tne emoargo sna non-1 rt"- , . tDi";,' ttl5 iu"aii iic pimci- ft -exportation are,afte war unless :ra certain time,' to be supersed- pal ports in the United States, Ve jtd b pur foreign aggression shjilf cease j I chased by the ream. -V What then has "the com- Darts." he contended That there wa an alternative ' between an embargo fc war-r-That cohgress had no more rjght to annihilate commerce, than tne mar ket commisioners of 'Philadelphia had topiohibn markets altogether--That the embargo was in I mX nn aoreeable measure both to England and France, That it was highly injurious tn our own citizens, and might stir up civil commouotvond, That it ought to be immediately repealed. ' : vMr. JrUton said, the.gentieman trom Aiassa chusctts, IMr. Quiwy )had made a long harangue yesterday, which u; wouW be impossible iwew man to pursue through all iu various ranges.- lie toki ut that the course wo ougrtt to pursue was as cicar as the milky ay, It is strange, indeed, that a way dntluwe 1 their care The 9ih Section ot4be MJiaa Law rv.. lo the Infantry, it repealed. - - , ,. -T, Directing- Surveyors to wake certain Su v ' and returns b the time therein require cl 1 i The County Shjrmeyor under a penalty of Si potmri v ' survey all land sola for taxes within 18 uio Jis af r ,a(e 1 if he faih, any other surveyor may be etnrio) cd v in 6 months thereafter, whereon, Uie1herifl 2iaUei ideect .,'':..s;.tfvvJ':' r-u. ' 8, TQjarriend thi Section of an Act, jpav- 1804, fixirig tbo time for paying the - pu; c! ' 'money, onXand Entries., -s-icS r-'j J' -'v'. For all entries ntadtt in any one year, pavmcht s': made before tlwi I5th of f)f eember in tlie followin j ; in Tailure whereof, the entries h all lapse..: s. 9To .authorize the SheriS vtoxolleu. t defravinsr the exbence of the public Luil-I: , - 1 . ..... - -n 1.4 ..In hn.A h..n hAnjfrd h. A 1.1 1 . . . . , au ww BmvM...j r"-- 7 j I . ,;.each countv. and account wita . tne j. rcabv Have toy set of men, except a tew m. the ate o v-f ublb nufofow-'- v-, - , ;. ; , w , , . . . li i jv - iiai r uiitvaa vitu airiri saaai-isa mmii i.mafi e i.imai.u u 111c a ww iimi s urn ii.iv iiirr t lima a atiaaauuiiuLiUdnsiuviiiMiVMv wv ttwi www -i 7, 7U : " .-A-"f "T . . ' ,---,---t; yr-.r rr.z. r l . . . j . VL u..'.rA li-'i.. , natnavreixicnngttnejTeiore, preparauons tor war mander Ot an . Americaawetsel, anxious townaiiras tnaiwayi vvny uQnissiuutuv. uc I .'" iiecessaryy Ahey require a ratev of expenditure, fir make a profitable v6yagetto the Mttnent" ofi Bcndcman himsclt bdeed, had not mamtaiiicd that n bevend that of a peace establishment '--yt p.mnp nA n k-v U.w, iaoctrire2 He has talked about resistance LBut whom It-howeer:Se embargo" and intercourse h.!.P.!' ''i we' to have etmal continuanceith the , beingerent "l"18" 0e o. out wrrat of r rjertajrfy not. His object ia to resist ' "k indefinite as "iliat is i if it h d.m.WiA 11 18 PrOvI tOO many Of them have been Jpiiw.tirffhrni acalatlonwiA Britain' It is too , rely exclusively on thut measure, and at all events e. fi?Jit of do,nS W- longtime ( yisit Preat w be misunderstood. I rlt Is well known that if ' ' "( not to fiik a war on KccbTinj;.oi those aggressions i Sritato; pay the duty required upon his cargp ' the merchants can v sell their property after ; pay. . , ' jrepartiona for; war .wilt become asdea: and the by the act of Parliament, puriihatejfits: forged , ing tribute to G. Britain, they, will do it. This is a . extwrinaiy expenRes need not be incurred. In papers giving him the appearance bf$6fning' &ct which cannot bo denied. ..! had hoped that the -r ;that cwqi the xpqntItiirS for ,the year 1809 ought directly ' frbm an ' American 'ndrtr'and'thus gentleman would liave taken a commercial view of . f v-w-j ""'W '. V'.v the pehtleman. we canbv bur laws nrohihit this A"...iPPO.-5.V,e Prfscnt esjablishmentt vit: And this ft - i - a . ;jri,HK.b.,niJ.'.; t . ' . ou!d leave, for the service of the year 1810, the f"v" has ' - " eMiotiedstulua of three ndlttona, and the l;wau, ?,'S.D in , :V ? ;proposel -loan' jpf bvp millions, twhich,) together, Mwo pe oc.icvca, sir i 'ie naq the " . woutd be -sulucient to dotray the peace establish-4 "ut 11 ,tue oeioreioia s, mat tne temptation! t ; .... ' . . 1 ' . " ' ' ' ... . . . . ."jf xncnt,,nd to pay,.the interest- on the miblic debt or.ltoht to evade our embarco laws vrtre h6 : : during that year. .Thus two years more would be great that our merchants coald not be expected not 40 .vttd the luA. of 'thirteen miMinn dnl-1 - :t. r::.t..i 1 . ...-' Ith siihir-rt i that htt "would hav shewn us thai Hot. I IT iUl9illUUlg .ura .uwivv vs a iuiiw .mu-i wi vv a a va llntain, we could' su ll have same, tranc, lie not done it. . But he has said there is a power the nation which could compel Congress to raise jbargo.' . ilave we conieto this t that if a cer- class of the community disliko a law, they will refuse to obey it 1", ..The gentleman says' die people in his part of the country are universally opposed to the Embargo j but I observe by the newspapers that the town Of Salem refused - to petition congress to repeal it, oy aiarg majority. i snouia oe as rea dy as any man on this floar to repeal the Embargo, when it can bo uoneconsistentlv with the honor and interest of my Cdintry i but 'as, to, fighting France, there Is no quarter in which she can be attacked i St to resist G. Tiritainonthe water, is farcical in the ex treme. , :: "I ; f:-1 V:.J;K i ,A"Mr.' Mumford said that although he had the hon- uor re lar. siuon ing the Embargo as far as h related' to th'eW and !' ' v..J iJ -i . . iidwsuij; severe jjciiniiics uii wiy person wno trade with either, . But he saw no reason t should not trade with the other powers of the world s it was certainly proper to have aew friends at least. lie knew he should oe told tnat it we traded in this way, U, Bntairt fend 1 ranee would procttre our sup plies but his firsti ohjWjLrya' to. relieve his own countrymen.? Where ,is we man (said Mr- MA whose breast does not beat in nnison with the' natrU ots of. Spain ; and shall we refusp them a loaf of bread for. fear that ttreat Britain or prance may cut ii" provided tor, without either incrcasuig the public to resist them i that it was' too much to re 2-viwiajmgany iiewiea, n is certainly only qu,re tof 'human 'nature, and could not there. V towar, fitherimmediateorcontemplat. ?orc cCUte these law, on Ourown toil. I ' -..d. that it will become necesssl-v to resort, at least - . , ., . . . . . i l r . -. i r i a ft it .wnprnPF ma rirmtitntiAna a a twi.nM T s J f to any considerable extent, to extraordinary sources v " "-"rV , jwi" V'sofiaupply ' . : v, ' ; v - , , V royage.to he continent, and vastly profitable , 'Legiurnate reWrcea can IxTderived only from theyare when they can-be got; through with, " loans or taxes: "and the reasons which induce a be- wBl not render it quite as difficult' for those up- ft V: llef; that Joans should be principaHyreliedf' on, In 6h horn they operate tb':Teist' ihw, and j case.-of war, rwere stated intheannual report of last whethere can expect to redress this snirit of : ' ye That opinion has been corroborated by every cupidity in pur", citizens three thousand mile's --,fbsequentvie'tr;wh hw been taken of thv'sub. 0fT,; more easily- thakwhen frty, areiiupon our '-Ijectjias well as, by the present situation of the coun -iv- -1 :-t.. , ' .V '..VrfL-.-r A ? . i n: . - mmm . 4 - - a . f I u ww bh Biiiii si liCi-idiui ir. iiihwbmsmi 1 1 im"v ai trrarFi 1 1 r -.' v .. . . . . . ' ' ' Tia . - v : m v ofthe nadon.'? And whilst the denreciated vahm f ration oiji is a just ana tenpiiaf slffiiect lor r "-domestic products, increases the difficulty of raising Our aUenti6n.vCf v t;"55V;5f.;feHf..' a considerable revenue by internal taxes, at no ford S" f 1 t " " . - t ...J ,V , redundant, une.mplpyed .capita in the; country . i . high price of ; public tcks,nd indeed of all ,.'' species of, stocks, "the rwhictioh .'of the publid debt, 5 uUMJuiicu vitmi Ul UIC t lit gUTCniLUCULj ' 4 r r and the large amdtint of. existing bank: stock in the H 1 United. States-leave' ho doubt of the pracdcabilitv , L'.t''v of obtaining the necessary fdahs on teasohable terms. v 1 The .geographical' aituation: of. the United States, SV5 '1 tlicir . history, since -the revolution, and, above all, , present cv puis, remove every uppreoension, OX irei -, f c'iient wars. It may :' therefore be confidently expect ;v d, 1Uiat.'a-3e venue derived iolcly from duties, oh ; I impcrtatioi.s, though necessarily impaired by war. viil always be amply sufficient, during' long interr ,. t k luiaui tft.ut ir. ihjl uiiit lu uc&ittv -L.iii it-.iii. riiK'UKr.).. , . , o'.aaiso to rciinuursc uic uuut tuutraciea auring tne k v few periods of war. V SW-i--r,!.ii. '4 -j.mo intenuu tuxes, eitner uirect or muirect. are t . therefore ti nteniplated, even in the Wfe of hostilir j tics can icq aganst trie two great Deingerent powers. , Exclusively of the authority which must, from time 4 i to time, Lo given to borrow the sums required, (al . wuy providing for the reimbursement of such loans . , "v ituui liauted peiiodsj, and of a due economy in ' the Bcverat branches of expenditure, notliing more j appears necessary tlan such modificatiens, and iiv ' crease of die duties oa importations, as are natural- ln answer to the inqtiiry Vhich.the! trtntle- manvcrv TroDerlv anticiaterT wnnh. h iu uv juuKiuacouirac pninaiivTo nave ueen pursued instead pf the pn; which :;h'e';a.o M'ch reprobates,- he Yery,;modestlv?tell3 uathat it . f . .. . .... . i . . lsnocior mm,; a solitary iadividu'al -tOvofter h projects fo..thTOvernmenLr' thoutrh our vuuidc nc uuu is as - cicar as me muay. way. ii f wc-wuuiu uui see ic n oirine nonouraou gentleman is , ho-V gen'eratly.1 46 overp modest that he dare riot even hint his oroTects to' the house ) or Indeed bncht he to be., hia talents mA tr- .:.lt :.;.- i, ' auu.iaiiiviiuai.iuiiircii cdi uc mm m. assume a very different attitude, and he is gcnerjally not . ual-lk wrr-" ' assuming, . iu : vl I ne or his iricnds have in trutlt aome' ihndsDeciflck which Vo'uld at ttneercu're all the diseases of the nation; iurely.it but ua duty 'batriott isui in mem 10 ormg it. torward,-ana let tne nation see iU'';.:yen;Aeyi.are.in the habit of reprobating every' odief measure 'that can be proposed or adopted,5 we have a dear right to demand of them theii prpjecti we; have aright to ferret them out of their lurking holes, in the jaame cf the nation, to'deir.and a disclo sure i but. there is no danger of their discfos- ld,'To restrain, 'Justices of tho Peace frcm tv. J appointments inconsistent , with .the n.iture ; i,.dunes(of their.oflkes. : -.V-. ?i: ; AUornies are not permitted to practise in Courts t ' they are Mtjristrates, tnd the appointment of ClctV Deputy Clerjc of theCcurt, Deputy SherilT, Consta!,! County Tnutee are iocorr.patiblc with the office of of the Peace. Any Justice who has accepted or mtj ' after accept ofany of those appointments in thesam iy vacates his ofliee.; Any person holding any of t appointmems, accepting tlie oflice of Justice, tlien . catei hi said appointment, and if he prtv;umes to i, any of them. Incurs a penalty of 50 pounds. 1 U To repeal the- 16th Section, or clause of an v . - 1-orthe more uniform and conrenicnt s... ;tradonbf Justice iand to direct that Ju-' :' 1 .7 thcSuperiour Courts, shall obtain from tlie C j certificates of their having; duly held the & '''and that they ncdhw '40 ounda' JTor each cc:. ' teatt ' v .f i f.. . 12. To authorize the Treasurer to employs.;;. - ' ' collect certain arrears due the State. The Treasurer shall employ agtnt to collect Jth' ' . the State; l)mtheShcrif.i,EntryTAkers,Coroi;rs,c; and others who shall receive for 'their compensation o, e third of the monies they may collect., rf l - v 13. To enablewomen to maintain; actions ofSIr.'ct -. for words spoken which may amount to a ch 0o of InanUnencyy'.p'j ' ?"T' i v- ...' Ui Fixing' the pay of the Council of State at dr. s .' : dollars' a day for atttendance, and the wme Lr evertr. So tniWntvM.-k. . . 1 . ... . M. V.l . 1 1 1 r-1 111. It. r-. 1 1 T. M T H1IV 1 V . . to belong to tne committee, wno. Drought tn this I ts.-- v a"' 7" ..- tn port, he dldiiotagiw-wUh.themlneveiypartiw As O. Britainand France hadsheWn no dupe irhZv to relax in tneir measures, he was tor continue I , SIZIZ . , . . : , iui mvx noiirvi nt rn iTravwiAi-i onfA r nrorsr.r.v v 1 . - ' . I ken by exccuuon in at least 5 clacrs in ffie counts I .ne f which slian be the Captain' District in 4 wmcuuie weimquent,resvucs; ana u en ju;.j ' tion from Court, also at the fcotirt-house. IT.' To suspend ! Executions' for the titrio therein . mcnuohc "I This actwat published at length In patre 33 of the 18. To "amend An Att entitled An Act top' vent tho 'selling of Spiritous Eiquors and cJie? crtic.es at Church or JVIiteting-Iiouso yardi, on days of Divine Worship?, passed in 4800. . aslicafromitfTbe; whole conduct of the Junta wUhh SwTSLS:; .'JS.5Vd of Seville has been friendly in the highest dejrrac'to-i Taverns excepted ? ,r , v, -i vfarua us, awr no Buuucr were uiey organireu, than I o . amena ah act passed in 1795, dire ciii 3 they released our vessels which hadbeen seized up- j V the mbdo - la wliicK sheiins 'shall be Called to a on oy jiw iron nana ot mpoieonj and the same friendly 3ispoidori has been manifested by the go vernmeat of Havamw, for they had permitted vessels arriving there in ballast to take in" cargoeswhich ser ved jrrcatly to increase the revenue of the' United otates. vv;j. i.-,'-..;;:. ,.-.,.. ,ifw.4.,.j i.,ir j. ,!..- ivir. iu. contcnxittu mat- Ui& revolution, which had settlement bv tha floiifttv T The,.TruBU-e ahaU annually "call on Slier.fis forset'1'' tnent and payment, and in caaeof their failure nhall brr-.j tut at the Cm Term of the County Court after the firt ebutryr Under penalty of being accountable for hjoniesdue and aTine of fifty pound. The Shsriff auo incur penaltv afmv Ai....Ia a ini-t.wVrl in tli taken? place in Mexico would probably Secured our Toamend the 12th section of en act of 1805, tsternrboundaries forever and insisted,, thathad "For the more unUbrmand; convenient admiias it not been for the commotionsnn Stwin and he rni. " tration of Jim; .;., . . ; . . v . .. . I ?v onies, New Orleans miWht have been at this tlm ...!. .,.-.... . . ' " possession oi wonaparte ,ai corroboration of which he stated-some circurontanccs whjch liad fctcly come to his knowledge relative to certain intrigues of a re cent date earned on under the auspices of ih Frenrh Nocnuse" ahHtl k..wll.''. ,;i.iv. imoa rmt",.T f-he particular facts on which ths -a Ti. ,fnm,l,ll WW, that Jwrice cannot he obta.it- of Which iact. ,he 4lge shall decide, v, , " " Emperopr, which 'were : iia'a-oul -dwfeated -ty the f'i v v W-V- - - '"TIVP.'' ;v-i"'--'--v..;x.vi'v -I . -:,v-,.-,'..',, .. . r1.,,- v-- vu.' .!,- - .7-.-'-,-":' f'V-vkv-t'-'i :-'--;V-, -.-r ... .. - '': " - ' " ly Bteggestcd by exlatinx circumstances,'.. : . . u out, mere is no danger of their discjos- . ' , ::.- :-; ':;". ' ;.-. vi?''i!: iA-Hh
The North-Carolina Star (Raleigh, N.C.)
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