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.k' 1. -I t i I. A i a I. ' f I t ' . . I C.t , i I ! r t '''51 Jri f f I :..T ir. I r tWa to i ;e ft iJ f fa i-..-J te A l i-l'l 0 ! e l!ct cVi't, -of tCO Uat, wa cere. ;.;!:, 1 ft ,Vi if fry ct to p e it f-'. r 'i' " 1. 0 tided heavily. l"h .'. i rroUUf te two ftt H TU vtaU the-whole i"i 1 kpe l B' I P."rniT HUT AST, Jr.? irr t f ihe tc is Lliti, of halem. 'ft f the Courier. .We exr?rt the f'iwint paragraph . Inni in article in t'.e ll tints! rt-If - mat, (i Auaoi psperl brade'd ".ft- " . roovaJi and Appointment. r . Fur ey of lb displaced office Mil' ". en we irel n (Art w iTnipalUr. . Mm ' whn have for year enjoyed emol .-v . ment of office tnavhtth thrv were eri - , V finally appointed in reward of Vlieir . - frf menr.nne iiuue oi which can pc . -toil a wen periormeu or urner men - ? to whom they re nw competed to . . . - jotr plice. tpnl ti Uur domic vipt ' , tUj wild fcr iH frice. The people . " v knew how t, Oi3rri(iiwit ,brlufeti ', their own infrrr it and I'm iniefrtU of . , A. II. ho is definm! nf the Tpnjt-. , . er enjymrnt tf m iihirjj r! A f.'Mojjit)le instunce tf neh anittrmpt - toeicite public Tir;','1 n f J ' l,i ii. r1- i'U'.A.rn;..' ton om tin now Co.iPctf tr iht port h thou?!;! proper' to, .-re'movf irotn 'tht nCce f Insperfur, to pake xromn fur another indiriijual, - Mr. Clongh i a err w orthy mi, fr aoght we know; but f,e err much ia lupp-n' 1b; thai Hie pplo can Ttv.t ?? him v ' vine losa of hi uCice. ' IK ha puWih . jatJ in the Sentinel and n the Patriot corpmordcaiion on (he . uhject, wtiich f - 'tiv fan only procure for him ridicule and ; l, contempt.- Vni weiiiu tonpofe that he considered the right and iibertie of X the wko!e Amerirao peo!e vioUfed in - hit person. " Grac'umi Heaven!!! (he f k,) what U ourcoantry tomiitj tu? Ii it, tomble, in i free country like cura tht a man for only exercising the 'Tfeht 4 f i conscience;" which right God a') H country ha enjoined on - j.' J him ai Mluty, U to be'deprived of a V v' , livina? 'If so farewell, Independence, . end - al"" farewell Liberty." Bah! , ,,Now, if we remember right this very V, ' - ;Mr CI gh ha Wn." in Ida dyt-and A5 . while in the'eiijuymcnt of the very." of. :' ! i h he ha now lost, quite a con' - Sic, man at caucuira and political ;; ( feasT, ifonooncrng Soine 'of 'the best ; ,. mrn in a free ci-utitryjike our," on-' f 1y " for exi're'wing the ,tuhtj, of their t '. concienre5" and tlenoundn'iJiin" io V a manner, too, 'which' leave noiotm to d ii.!j that he must, in tiraea past,: jtavf r -proved if the name jjort- of proscripr '; -.! tion (f which' he now makes auch ua 4 manly complaint,"' '. CK,; j . -f' ; ' . ..... , r,3' CS i''- ',.' "'', A recent letter : Irom Paris, aaya T!h Rinnd inodn at pi-psenf , with "A; gird. to evening entertainment, i to r1 f.j(nvife fifietn hundred people, whenVour V .epariment can barely, contain half .the i. "t: nua'iber. A foreigtiee fome rank and 4jjtjar loitune give one of .those grandio f j,- ;o ball a few evenings tioce; but ailhe f worthippers of pleasure deen every nq ; 'f ,; , pient 1ot 'which U not dedicated to en ;-:?ioymcnt,: Monxeis-nure dined in town party of bon$' tiwm$;: tntewlins ';v to t at home at ten to receive- liiinur 7 Ynerua tjueatsy; The rite of JBadcYiua, ..,' however, were not terminated until ele- "' 1 ven, r.hcn he ant out for his hotel; but, , 'lounu it ttnpnsAibiejo pass the long file f carriage which were occupied by al)U 'li'iveruij; lailies who waited admiuofltV, i t tn TR'!1 ,!tC ''"i f the fete , a$ur;d - theeiuurif that he was M. le Coi&f . 'p i. ; . He was obliged to take hi V Uraf 'aerved,"' and ouly' reached his in ViMfc'jjHtaMo door t three bck 4nthe 1 i ' Vniirni n f. ThpfB r.urA Wnlvo rmmrrtt tolen at th'n same entertainment, fifteen 'ahawls: ten hats, f ve mantlet, and sev- k'ytral ladies lost their bracelets, owing to .;;' thtsquctzinjj, pief5ing,nnd confusion.? ;4'?'Mar. Members f the Jackson iX"jrtj are not so ambitious oO distinc ' ' tion as their exponents havo rrpresent- u iw, now ,:oine9 u in pass,- mai ..w ylhree i tne hiyiest toreign missions : . .. hve been tendered, lo thrteoflhepar-' C and declimnl in the most disinter .csted ' manner?- .We .tinestiori s.vcry " lauch whether three such examples (oc ;.,' 'corring .in two months oly)can be found in the" lour years T'taof ...the , ; Vlisjf adininistiation Kick. Eiiqi ' ' a.,' ?VPCoriui at lAeerpoj.ltieri' from . .IVaslntigton state that (hi responsible ; iod lurraiive aprHiinlment is b ut to 1 be com' erred on Mr. Francis D. Option or this city, i he present mcr.a,ti-nt, Mri Maury, as we mentioned yesterday, .' WaS apninr.ted. durin? I 'Miitira . at.J ; ! sue ing the i enter J i ivate !,v can- .should tion f. TirsiJerit haac'ijiyed ti:e co'if..u-' u Ceediiig" Administraif t i present, the member tf i tain hft hi C-t l ! Tt f t t his r"rnd public W OI ill . not b orre l retain for 1 'V, v ' ed to be f . i t i ricr ..cru.we cnuer the f : t. ilr Maury I as re lixed a I I ji tune from his appoint &entt a - i ti!iht Dot to complaia" that i ... t - J' 7V- T,Lif --.'j fir-' f r T I l.r.U if .A tt e. Item i4, rf)reriU4 ft J eetl i coo j, and t-ct y Ivir.e t ' tM to tbt j; a f dif a- Vifh t tWe i:tl. I. WiU.rJ 4pM ftfC r oolf ctvS and rihir bat caS. Cf ct. . e tr, hore were a-SVrfd ey low ibt t tl.irdf t!rff rtl 1t (Lie otiteJ f ajitiHi bet itMpUat. hontt t, nd brtM-r (ike tale, ki loi Jwtrrrd amtle ef anlca tosoceeta wal l ipel the daM. tod Mtther vp tie oeiio. Ly. tech, trki were tv oar ciiixro tod u red ( make pure ha e of the farmer' horaet. Bat in a few Kart after the good aaaa sold eut and Uf( oar vitlage on fmt', 10 men appear twl claias .ire horset aa their property, atalcn from hem ) few 4rt prerioat at, Suteeville. Search was Immediately anade Cr the thief, the. countrr. ransacked etrrf body aked, J J year tee the thif traver thirwavf -The result however it, the honest, aool at,ill goea " kpwlip ed of jMtice aed.thsv Jail. -Every citizen ho!d be en hie .guard.-' The trade v Tear it systematic. J . . Tlie yftifln;V IntrHigrnr er r orn- inenccaon artirl in relation to. Mr. Clay with the nppivpriatc TBirtion, Heads, I winj tails you lftr. . '. . ' . Btf ike Pmldt nt of iht 17, Slater jf . .,' v.' rMier .'."A3':'-?' , ' ' : ; a rieuuA m a i ipm H A f 'he"teasbv an Act of the (Jengress of the, United States, of the aci-enth of January,' one thounaiKl eigut hundred aod twenty foar,rntitled V an Act con cerning 'discriminating' duties -of ton nase and impost;" it ia provided, tliat upon aatUfactory evidence being given to the rmwent ot,t&e united. Mates, br the GMeTnoentl anv foreign na- tion.lhat no discriminating duties of tOQaagVor impost, are imposed, otjec vied w ithin the ports of the said nalian. upon vessel belonnng wholly to titi- tehs of the United States, or upoq mer rhandise, the-produce or manufacture thereof,, imported- into, the samer the President it thereby adthorized to issue hit proclamation, declaring ' that ' the foreign disoriminatins duties of tonnage and impost wiihin the United States are and shall be, suspended, and discontin ued, to fair as respects the vessel ol tJie said nation, anu me, mercnanaise vi us produce or manufacture, imported in to the United State into the same; (he said suspension to take effect from ltie time of suth notification being given 'to t)t President of the United States, 'and to continue, so long aa the reciprocal ex" emotion of vessels belonging to citizen. ol the United btates, and merchandise, as afiH-esaid, thereon laden,' shall' be continued, and no longer. !t jl'tJ "; : A-And . wherai aa" If factory -.evidence hat been received by. me from his fmpe ' rial Riajesty, the fcmperor ot," Austria, through the Baronde. Lisderer, Ms Con sul General io the U.'tafei. that ves sels wholly belonging to ' citizen) of the u tuien ftiates, aro not, norhaii be, on their entering any Austrian prt from and after .the fimt'dav' of Jannar : lit aubjej' to the payment of higher "duties oi tonnage, than are levied en Austrian - A fjowtbefeforet, Andrew : Jackson, President ot the United States of Amer ica," do. herebv tleclare and pWlaini. mac niutn oi tar several acis .liupo sini-tliities on the tonnace of , ships ar riving $n the Uv States, at imposed; di?criininatinjiluty between the vessels of the Empire of Austria, and, Vessels of tli United Mates, are., suspended, end discontinued: -the said suspension ltd take effect from the dayTabovemention- i en, ana to . continue -nencetrwaru so long as the, reciprocal exemption Of Ihe vessels -of the United ,Sates,'shall be cootinood .. hft pnrtf f f. Ihe.; Imf. eria! Uommionsot Ausiriar k -Pi- s.- WMhington,. thitevemh day of t iiy, in me ver oi our IMXi one . - - thousand eight hundred and twenty 1 " '-viiine,' nd the fiftyccond of lU . Jniiependence oitlie United State .vN -.T- ANDREW JACKSON. " r By the President! ' , ' ) - n. , - " '. , St srttargef Slate.' -'C T ' Tht Coalition and iAa Revolutionary Pensions.-One of the coalition prints. publibhes the notice of Mr; Edwards, of :u.. n :- vv- ' .:ii. .1 . r i, . . . . uie i t-nmuu viicvv wiiii iae iouowing comment:", v -j x - ly if ' The Poor Old, Sc.m.' By tfce. foljotving Order, It fll be ,ecl that the benevolent o3 neru tonstructirtnKfen a the pentkm Uw by thtt lt mlininlslrstion 1 ( anmilletl) in eone qaence of bioh, niany hoanr beaded vern, hne ht-nrt hx.t been to liAf wanned by the m-o'tn-ct of comfort knd eae for the remnant of his lite, is g-.iia"wifeelii;ly turned eff, hd coldly tnld to Hfy- cheerleM.' natatg to this Kmve! And IM ye, TBI! it " Jackaon aud Urlini!!, .:V.f.aVi..'.Vr.-V-.-The cnWr td bUh tbU Botio relera, b m tiiHowt: ,-" " : . ; - . ; ... WAU DEPAHTMEXT, 1 The irg.ilatloni pi the SCtb of December lut, I.y order of tl Sewmnr of War, wkh the ap-proh-oionot tl Frenident e(lU Carted States, fmve Wen tasiiended. Ppnona therefore, who hmy l.i-unftcr mke ppltclion toe. penitoaa oo acid-mi ol'KpTolntionary teniae, under the lev el at vu of t'otitrrest on the eabjeet, ill eonf.rrc o tlie r. jru!tiiin, -which oiltted prior to the (lute k!oi: meutioned, and he nibjecttethe wune liiiutsii-.in knd rrati-iction exiMed prevrout to llic adp)tum of the mtpended rrp.Ulkws. , w V JAMES L. LDV'ARUS. ' MardUO..i-.--','.;Ja.'-i-. fimaii-.A fi"vfeet will ahovdiat if f.l " hnary beaoVd vetenui whoa heart bad beea to IkiUy wanned by the prospect ot comlort and eaie. forth eemnaal of I lUe, a lined off aad i 4 I t- . . . t . ...i , -r, -.. J tf u I U4 ar 1 r" 11,500 . . 1 tbV . ' . ak af A ad iheM peraoftt are not emUraceO by the awder referred u. -' ' ,It wdl be hern that tLe rr plat i arrested by th freeeat Secretary, was mad on lb SCUi December, wbitat Cnnrrewa waa ta aeWMn.11.it wera (needed that it wat proper for lb Scrrtary, pon the verge of his admin UtratMM.t uk pa himself the ex ercise of power virtoaMy )egilative (lor far as tt exUruieu the eperation af a law haviag a, prtiol defined toeaninr. known lo.'and acquiesced in by the representatives of the people it wa portly legislative.! tt will notoa denied that it bream bis duty, in m king out bit Mima', ta ask for a sum sufficient ta litscharge tha incrtaseil demands' the created ,'pon th pension fund- ' Of what avail a tt U the Iruary beaded -velerah. that their heart were warmed bf- the r expert of comfort had ease for lb remnaut of their lire's, if hothing but jmttptePl was provided ftn them? .' - U W ill "proipecV pay' their debts? Will-prospect" feed or cloth thenar If" priispecl" will da neither ef the. we would, ask. ol wtiat use waa the pre peer opened to them by the fat! admin i!ration, , without "so much at ; atking for an appropriation to give aobstance to the shadowy dreams that " prwpe&f liail given birth for t. ill the Coalition prints inaiat.lhat the fate Secretary of Wir had the now -ur thus to.extend -the pension roll by cohitrvction, and hlsotiad powry to an r pt opriate money by ' tonstruetionl 1 1 they tlo not, tney leave mm in the ji lemma; where Uiey.are bound to admit, that he Vndearorpd to castupohthe jieWon fund an additional demand for abt.ut one ;hn ml red tliousand dollars, when. as we have already, vhown,- he must, have koown that bis estimate fell slmft of the symvnecessary'to,meet the' claima-due under the former construe tioh of the law1, gSfO.OOOor more. 'So far thew from providing for '.those hoay headed veterans embraced by the'regu t tation of 'r26lh of Decembclr', 1828 - the late aecreturyiiaiieu-to pntvide for thoacV; ab'mtf whose"; riaht to be up'. on tl;e ; pension roll; there"" i9s no lis; pute, by .peglectirtg to, ak, for an ap propriatiorf sufficient 4o pay ,tllem; and. it would appear that !,he was unwilling to bring 4he tjubject 'of nis 'regulatio'n ot 26th December, before. Cimcress' Wh v else did he not ask for, an appropriation to meet it? : X:':'r - r oen tiu transaction is tasen WIU) the effort made to' place the whole 'mi Ijtiaof the- Revolution'ori vthe pension roll, and is iewed ioconnexion 'with the desperate warfare waBcd.agamsljUe present administration by the. VfgaiiK zed corps of the coalition,' no intellj gent, citizen can, hesitate toTbrlieve, that there did exist a settled design to embarrass alj, the. operations of the( "go vernment a material ; part of which was to beget a sympathy foj- the soldiers of the revolution, and by swelling the pension rolf to ten or twelve millions per annum, absorb the whole of that ; pofc tion of the revenue, relied. on for the extinction : of the public debt. One branch of the plan, was arrested bv' the Senate; the other-will be counteracted by the Executive. V. S Telegrtip'L, From the Georgia Journal. t ' Messrs CXmak Si. Raglak,- v; ; ? - Genlhmcn- Sebsequent Nto ; the ,ad iournment of "the.: last session of - Con cress, I Miuehtand had a cenversatiim with thePreAttl-ntof h .'U4li1 States on tho sutiject of oor Indian relations. lj?tated to him that Georgia had looked with grcal'-nxiety , to the political change;whkh had , p'need'him in the federal Executive chatrwith a confi dent hone jf. atitl exoectation. 'that she would at Jast, though late, have justice extended to ner, and that t wa anx ious to have it- in, my, ptiwerto Kiform the people of Georgiaon my arrival at homo, of the course which would be pur sued by him in reference t the subject. He promptly,' and with apparent p lea fure, complied with my request, lie read to me a talk which he had then re centlyadiressed. to the Creek Indiana, urging mem. to emigrate . wear oi toe Mississippi, by arijuments drawn from the iojpiacticability of their remaining a beparaie people, wiuiin, me limits of a sovereign State, and a proper view' of their bes t interests in reference, to their futurc ' welfare.'. , I stated to the President that Georgia was more imme. diately and deeply interested, ih the course of policy, which might be, adopt ed 1 relative to the Cherokee. Indian within her. limits: that I had understood a delegation from the jatter tribe were then at the seat of government, and that as far as it 'would Icomporiwith-the public isefvicc, 1 waa anxious to know the object' of thejr visit, and what course of measures the administration' would adopt towards the Cherokee with; "a view ta the compliance tm the part of the United States, with -their promise made to Georgia in the agreement of 1 S02-1 The President replied that no thing sliouhl be withheld from me. "He uiu me iuai ae unerokee del ..I I ... ' aL m m ' ! , " 1 r -.''-. .'im ! 14 -l i e l'...,r I f.t'ft sJ fl I i ctirici . V !'' ' ' - J ' Kh itey w ft!t 1c-t- if j U i a 5ua fr her u ItJ.ia ue I a ternury may er f wiith prwteiM tiiey Jtra lautaaij aaj loe fccce arMiJ; t' t-itBS ol Ucva nier that ceatxict, had beea iMtetf ptped;tstitTui 4jiU lay and trecjweat iiaar ofwe-t, ae vasitd tskaaaeson uieece jvwucti that he rxjeed a rit ta exuad bet BdbiLiual ianadrctioe) avtr them, and ta sattect them to th cTrr4 of Mch rale f acuen, as ah soight thank preper t precrk6 U them, provided the same abvwld aot be violative of the cmsti(tio of the U. State, aod that tli General Government CMiId not cut iititioaally protect theaa a gai orber exercise of that fhtj that Georgia was irritated by their rectat ' attempt tt) a- dot a coottitonoa. ana erect a ftp rat government, within , her, Tienta, od which, they could .not be permit ted to do; that be would repeat what he had told them in 1817A that they might emigrate te rji coaolry wet of lit 'sMnowslppi Itiverj lhat re gard for. tUeif best interest, juatke.to Georgia, ad every other proper cnniu eratioa rcuuiretl it; and that it was for them, t make their election to go west of th Miasiasippi, and potaews a land which they aud their children-, should" not; only fioset torevtr, out rmv in. friendly and protecting arm of th Uni ted Stales Guvt-rumewt thrown around tbem, or abide th cuuarqueuces of ucl rales of actum asueorsria tnigui pro acribe for their governnu-nt, ; 'in ati t which tba ladiauk replied, that sub misiion to the Georgia Government would uegrade them, iiusmu. has eveo their competency as wttnrtae would not be admitted iu court of jninice trial li repiiea to. iiiero, Ihat Uiwrgia had the right to do so. On ihia point the President suggested to me, that it wimld be good iKilicy td admit their competency by legislative - ennctmehta, and guard against the evil which might result from- such admission by que tioning their credibility at witness in judicial proceedings. . lit ''said h had uo doubt of their eroigration, ar.il that hUth a course would leave them without cause of complaint lie ex presaed an anxious, hope, that the citi yens' of Gt-oigia wouKJ not . irritate the Indians by any intrusion, upon them, b.-cau.e tin; elfiira of jl'U Government io accomplish ' their removal, ' would be thereby embarrassed, tf I correctly understood the ; President; and.; bav? preserved a diktinet recollection of his dcvelopement to mit on thia subject so interesting to our State;, re' may, hail the nesr approach-of the period so long, ardently and justly tlesrrel when -we snail come to ton possession ana ent joyment of all the U(t itory .ytfjthia our limns. . t. ; . . .-v Uespectfull v your' obwlient acrvaht; VVlLEV THOMPSONS ' Hon. Al&fVoodburys--?Thf situation of Minister lo the court of Madrid, hak we 0ndertand been leelined by. Mr. Woodbury, for reaons exctusi very con nected with his private family concern, and not from auv , considet atioti ;rt'li; ting to Ihe administratiottv Or ant other. oi a poimcui nature. , yas ir u ,wr can learn, all the sua;esfioiis of our politi thl eneinlcs, relaiive to any disguat or .dissattidaction on his pai'tb towards the present ailniini'.lratiouare.'UneTjy groundless His feelings appear vto be in pprtect unison with thosot the pre seM Cabinet, and the .nflfrr C this im portant mission on their part, is ample proof of a correspontling unaniniity . of sentiment. Mr 'Moioury i-a .uo mcstic man, and prelcrs hi present situation in the immediate; Seriice of the people of his na'ivij' Sta ivjiith permits, at least, tlic occasional ' en- iovuiiit of his family circe, and the superintendence of the - education, ef his children on American N, to-'all the show and splendo'attaitetljrtft'a European nisioo;.'.f' jFr rourselvea we are much phased with hi'-deet-sion: the rpiibliraa psrt"ha'TO;jfe need of his services ;atv IiomefyO'' talent" are of a higher or Jirhi.r habits of industry arc constant' and 'untiring. and from hi knmva iutgrity jiiid' fidel; The Editor of-the Harmhurghw Pa, Reporter thus 'speaks . of .the; Presi dent; - ;-,;:v jiV-H,K$ V We can -pow repeat from.;.perfiftnal obsef vtieo,' as our .firm b('lief,;what' we haye so often averred, on historu-iil tea timony that puree' pairioiQ Mttt mm dmn tfndnicrJarkxon dors twl iivc. We wish that i'very OptWiH tit he haaln Pennsylvania, who'wpr deceived by the ealumny of their leatlersV'could isee and eetrverae withv ihe veteran ': republican. No'wtbcr.man was; evet so basely ifan tiered, and no other man brea thing could have borne Ji witho much fortitude, Instead of finding him the haughty, cow yran,t,e has. been t represented to he. Ins vrrtmenf is so bland and con ciliat,! that ; a fading of admiration instantly impresses itself upon a-'stran ger", and he imagines himself in the pres euce of a venerated parentvf4; U 3"' i?i;??. " ' Tp ' v: Imresttonal Election Summary -We lay before; our readers a So mm ry of ihe Jate Election Jn Vrrginia; for member of the II. of Representatives imhe CongrWof the U S j (Jiich .is Complete, with the exception pei'kaps! f the -District of . Kanawha. Snmi. doubt ttill rests upon the result b thnt ity to their interests, tbey -expect much been fur yearn in, tho habit, of occasion '?"v,instaniing hi ,-sup, from his political A4sbers,airHl -'Bre '?on .ally handling 'and buying he 'articfe by onc.y e had lee'unsWe to Btlently believe they will not bOdisap". the iKiiind.1; were alow to credit thr af f ; , an!Is " the lAlbani; nointei!. .V. (lar ' J ii ?: " v aertioha of nur frionrlff i it.ii. Hn immediate insurrection t i t i J t L lit t-- to c- -i - W ti'e t lr . 1 ty a Irttrf a T.a'l 1 t , f anrt fleet ti U. a. alt. wLiJi t'c U, fx" ta tliat let Uveli3i3. W.S; --i 11. .rtt 11. IBJ.-lr-h tl tf. fur J Q lwka lit wr 11 IS. RaBuid p-fl l j w . . Wiw4 yet to be heard frw-w. ive.i eater the couauca iwti.i rote ahead of Maxwell:) hnwAanrl f .K rH ri? l - eVklr ataotrd at of U UC c. ed. .- : . . . ta the A M-CY-y, vt at. rmw r- trd oak t ii)ihj. la the D. i rtrfmc. Sokert AlVa r- ! the D. tf Jtrre, Wow AJouoy rv la the v y Hotn vif U f Cnd Joka IVjd Wed. , U the A - M afataewM. Aietaoder Saylh rr-Wvd wkkww emtewitM. ' . ia tae O- t m". li aaaawwu tt be rokwied. , , " ' '. ' -. lathe D. J JmIwW, Charlea Fewtoo Mr - lathe a f fTetmurtlmtl, Joha JaSaficrro la the p.f tamr iek Barhowr re-e-lewtad wiihwul moaaktw. , ' " 1 la th XX W, WUf P, Barbov Twr rleMed wabaul nnuwilkw. . i ? '- ' ta she A ! O we, Joha Iteao ro lMtrd witfaoat epiMekioa. ' . la UW D. fXerh, Richard Coke, j. cleeud iaMasaTRiimllnWa. ' . . ' . " U the D. fFnukkM, Nathaniel CUW ro'tleated wiik'-nt op portion.' . , la the D- tfBulifui, Thomaa Davenport v rlMlrtf. -. , x ; r ' '.v la the' XX tPrute Wnf, Thoeaaa T. Booldia electail in place of Jrfha Raodotph d ciioed. .. ', ' ' - - v? : ?" la the Ji. f J4aia, Wttliam t, Aiehcr re-ckx tr J wuitout nppOMiioa. '. In the XX Xfranrt. Mark AltJander rw-eteeted without epnoshioa.' la 1) of Su:hamp't, Jn-Tresvait rw-clectc witliOnt onpntama. - la the D. tf A ffH; Thomas Xewtoa lected. (Heat Oakt lo k contettcd by Goorfe Layall.) - v. t vf-,,!.-. .;.'-.. la tht: IX. f.Vbemarit, Wat. C Bir tw-e-leeted UJmh., enuoaitioa. , (Statu aiipokited M miner to f raoes and, of waarte, k aew Eiee lathe . lIcnHet, ku&ttn 6irpheatoa re- Hie' District" are 'enumerated in the order of the law. Rich. nq. , j ,' "7"-, "'','. ,V ' From the Cberaw Spectator, H '"' , Highly Interesting and Important! In the annals, of Celebrated Launches In our countiy, perhaps none hat ever oc curred of a more pleading tharacter' (o tho engagetf in ""it,.than' the one of which an account will doubtless be giv en to your kreader thi week The Launch - of the river' boat Franklin. which took place at the Boai.YahTor Cheraw,' on Saturday ,las't at 4 o'clock IV M'n prcjiented !an attraction rarely. J if ever,' before witnessed Jn any coun-. try! y a j- In ; addition : to "all ' hebea'utict of- prompt and successluf transHion to her destined elemen t, ' tlie Fraoklin' exhib itert io, trie spertators a monstrous lump of that material by' which ih sot . u comforts "Of life arevobtained, 'the commerce of the world tarried op; ex travagance: antf.folly; "".tnainta.inedi.ancl alt the vice and -misery of life acquired by?; its putent agency.;" "Without cir cum)eutitin.'there wa a mass' of i Cold . or- as the quaint' and eccentrie. t-o-piietor or agent Cklled it Gold, s'ii one solid tunrpx placeI on board the Franklin,- merely for; the enrioaity of the dis play", which weighs about one hundred and thirty-eight pounds;, as hear as tnay be! ' v. ' ' . - This stupendous and magaificenfir rioaity was derived, Ir6m asingle mine in Montgomery1 for, merly owned by "a nian of extremely limited pretehuons to "affluence. It is but a Very short lime inr.ejhe. fee simr pic of the 'soil containing this iiiexlwus tible treasure. m?ght h4te ;beeh, par cliiispd for a sum (if itioney njihoikt nom' in.1l as tar am'uuuhlt evenques tiotiaUe - whether the same property could how be boogtit at any1 pi-ice. ijku immencie ahd increasing value so soon attacbesritself to4 tracts of land tub6u which Gold is foucdt thM in many parts of what is Called the " Gold regiotr, tine , laims, wiutn , put a vnom time since ' were' hardly ; worth owning, -are now In the bands of comp'n'res' and kin-, gle capttalktsV csteenied a jDvalunUfe. " The uhprccfedpntedly large & spl'eiiv 4.tl:t'whRh'.'W liave'berli W&eft so much astonished us 'even here, that nil, were incieuuiqos io Uc'iieve in. 'US existence. 'until ther had looked itnd fcti fof themael vea! If we who have moua eir.e of this lunipy what will those at? a lwtanv' think v f ur utory? When it shall be taken ta New York, to he thence re shipped to Europfe as a curiosity, the whole world wjlf-then ac kuowledge Iho Vtrulh of oui"-siatc-Jncyif,:, v V;? , Thi &ti''toMtffr$w(k was-several years in beSng contentrated together The pcrat'Min jaf -adding to the JfeasoreU. wa frfwmed;Jn the most secrer manner, until , thir proprie-s iorXhouht'l.e.lihd amassed as much -aS il .iruld be prudent to usher before the y orld with, safetyi'i he ;hole was thed .moulded .together somewhat to re sembie at' a little distance,' the; firm an structure of our owtn" own species in an erect position It representatthfl model of a statue as nearly as the rpu"h state of the art and sciences fathe Qt lerjor could be reasonable ihaveadapted it. V vv ;,. v p t he -gentleman who had this great curiosity jn hrge happening in town on .the day ; of the launch, consented that it might be placed in a consptcu ous position OV" the deck of the Fnnkv l!o: g B "P1 ypification of the object and end of all trade and commtice-i. to whose facilities all vessels of what. J Uttl . V j f e : - . t ham, fft ; l-; Jt v dtr ta tle t .,'t-l ; Ifih Apr.l i ... The Ca'.'.o u IU!. r UUkO if IaxC ly a : e j r. d re J rd loer t ? rd ib Uoytt " it on on th t;j i utr,t ,meaur ? t'af.ic Peer to tU I and Cai'.iii'ic taen Her u Ct'iomon, IliBtalai . be repretented, and ( 4irrJHbiteofot. Th Duke efJJotL . .''Hrewkbury, LenU l)e I del, Dermer, 5tul ac , olic Peers, take their, t W have only time to ( the British people en t' reform, -which tranquil'iie, placing th Catholic oa j the people ot England, k then- Ux their righto at ck lect. " ; Ml 1 ' It win do aeea py our hostilities have cammencrd ha ok of 'he Danube with . and zeal whkh -piov the parties to be resolved oo a ,' V. y.'; -. -; s . ",' Loruton. iy1- From our Otrmpc. Half past stveri 'clock. , of .Wellington went (his c Windsor, and Jid Jong i with Vi alajety.,.,0f coue jeet immediately, connected visit reiafeti te Ihe Catholic . and the Duke.communicatfd 1. upon the arrangement to be t when the Catholio peer shall t seatSt ?'.IIis.Majekty is rrp ha v0 . received , the Premier Itar cordiality, and to have thai ' in the wamieat manner for his and decision in bringing Tors, great neasore. 'H V A . For tlve last tw or three d -aorry to ay, hi Grace ha? hv ' der severe indispostioti, and t ty caused by-i the exciting affected his health very, mitr.-' is feared that his .lungs are a!" he p?ts a great deal of blood a ' incessantly iji Grace . w onl d not; hi ve ventured out he had not imperative busioess; act with hi Majesty., r . iThe report gain .ground tl land intend to oppose. om measures, to the ambition d Russia, "itt'.cpnsequenceinC" r formation, and (he Cabinetjcou moned for t this, afternoon wa aed. in the? city, to relate to the rVEvery .oneit occupied with r tressed state of the eavei-s. a feared that.the reault'of last n;;' r bate will 'create' such dissati c;i, te render it oeress'ary ta resort a cive measures to keep ihem o4 fact, isT,"that newspapers have ? given an Ideaof the distress '!.' yails In Spital fields; aud as mer absolutely' starve, . persona ;not disposed to belarmisis imagiu. ly that they may be goaded by di aW of outrage, - Arall events, 1 that this possibility ha been cohtemptated by.Ootjcrnment, ' taken the necessary precau tion?, j are firmly determined not to r-' new system in the least possible y limsia iandS.7hkey.--Uu fi oaVC6hstaptinfir!e fo",Hie l; InentionS thM report - :pte,car divnrr assault matle by the 11 which niy ttwlerto fasten t crease the vast effort "making I Sultan in .Ortlevi' to Strike" a d bloVy le the vicinity r,f Varna, if bid The eonimencemcnt of the ; dan had not )A the least relax(; ' tlndeayour and large bodies of ( and quantitie of canrmn ami art Uon were-teht vf da'ly,,ad!y to anoplc," and parti r to Rodosto. 'sftht;.1fer SOOfJO men. in Ihe'fietd.'par; E&ronei, ntlrt'yrorn si ill"" remained Uneertain whi Vizief Wf,Bld bfoeeecJ fo heml as, , notwiiis.ianiing , ..' .- . '-.1 prchendend as the certain ron- of "hig 1 e par tu ret Thc Effects blockade, began to be periously f the scarcity of provision; and it ported thalhe Russian meant Clare thecoaitsof Syria and Cars and Alexandria in a stale oft! Thenavaf preparatiofis were car wtth tinceasie" apt rvi ty,"nd 8 difton againarth ftlnckading r wa contemplated, But great t'. was t-xperiencet' in procuring g iienj.",y-f .'..- .;.":' : 1 , . , jA bloody .bnt'rWecisive sc. which ;'ahnut " 8005. werc,en2" motioned a having" taken plac neTghbOrhool;of Bazardijk.:' . ' Letters from Odessa to the I states, that a considerable port" ' Russian army;: under General witsah; had eceived orders tn ' at Sehastopol, for an expediter Bovrgas. a place next to portance.i? Should the Rossi.' a footing at this place, with r erable" force, they'will cut r municat ion bet weenl 1 Schoun. ! i stantinople, whilst the' Rus.-" will intercept all urtp!ies br Black ; Sea.Other , letters" ' f same quarter cofjecttre th.t ! emnarRca atsebes(opol for L J la'
The North-Carolina Star (Raleigh, N.C.)
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