T. J mil , . , ' - - I ... f t m . j f
i .ii..WT. forifer. 'tms. unionunate -vicum
rmcrcilew hand, ofcruel $t
7r'of enomity, oi tnecrime aieaasougnt
t
fed tfW ,n1
F . w 6llif lh6y . confirmed the criminal's a-
..Qt the Stave, ;anq..s. iiu.yrei.isc; mnu
; WVh ' io r&'SU on' should, aye M uate ' in de ih
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i h 'crime "i4 ' not r'-a mount t o or constitute
' 4Vafi. hht reason or lustice war In this m-
00
" f.,r ttrvA 'milotil Keii.rt- .out IA f
NinVorW, :eW 1Ss beo sept td the Penitenti-
-i f3 years?- .nc' auinor w ini ru;ic w:jioi
j, tboimnaii cnnic tiu suuuu,, iu juraji-j pwon respecting, me prcienaea repeal otJUie tier-
prarionrirt
meWlfoitWw an idea
UAaifeife&'at'odd aw4holeihcf Sf AttliSinlEhiBin' W'iiir nnii'to comnlir with
7: Vi.- tv1 m
WrtaiDCQ
Lijj.be ::,the jesult;of ' theif defiberation j and
at thi unfort iiAf te' coniUpn of slavea atnong
L;'sub1ecti, may (claim' portionrrqf 'merciful
the d
vrbitf$ica! enowghiTlictr inter?H pleadl their
excuse. V With .4hgm it was hotia X.UUputah cqn.
'but. whither they; shtiuJdjCiUinue, to haya
Tf6MstWoKTiNaToif Esq. jsjlthosen' a Set
natof otplUnited Statesir froifi thitat 6f Qijioi
ukuppijr inc .vacancy occastoneq. uy me .restgo
iqiof Kcturii i..'Me tgaV'.'Isq M r.v Vv' "r'
'iL.-. '-..- ..tl.i it- 'J. I
ii. 'i,-ifVilVi:Lu ; j I.' In f-- on.L VT...t. ttiZ t-t?'f Vt.
U. Statea, For the wistrict of k)rleans,,in xonse
quence bt repealed iost ructions from the attorney.
general, forcibly iexptlled Mr. Livingston from pos;.
:tL r.;Vf 'V;--:;.- .:'. V
-
v.
WiThawftevfcr entertained more than -nrtp
pinion respecting, the pretended repeal of the Her-
THURSpAy JANUARY 10, 1811.
q
I tMr. dated ' f 7" "
of.Oih&rcUi
5J.;4Waikcto, Ian,, 'l$10;.
jDne ihrajaJof Ac'sesalb is past and no
$)g done tha( can be "viewed as a maUc r of na-
nseqrtTiWevhave' appropriated one
yWaoUari fot the purposfe of b'ring-
Ej, We have stated accounts before us of the
penditure of . 75,000 dollars of this sum, every
W of which Haa gone, to the relief of those
Vlw.haVe' been stript in France, and places under
xt infiaence. (I include Denmark '.in this des-
lesrcraay.we rcccivcu atuimucmmi uujuju-
aiatioa", fjroni ,the president, r he door s were
'dose.ad continued 50' till we adjourned. I ex-
I to'tt fcave pol doubt observed that th' West
Iri(Ia business -was beforef the Senate. It 'is '.still
dfttriai'lefotf lioihinjgwill U done till
camespondence l'fmMti Secretary Smith and
ii&f$$ei&j and'the indiposition of the Jting of
ilSrainy'ui 'some. .ineasi)re changed the
bwsiw,. our. larcuru bui. , . ,-. - - ,
-The latpst frreign -dat furnished by the last
or
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Ia3, pieseritfius with no intelligence of
, fto?c( Etirojj'el here are. ' accounts frorn Spain
ic4 Portugal; quiiie.aspeV of affairs in these
jtotiotctes has' not undergone 'any - material- alter
J!ioiiTni;f Cortes 'hai assembled in Cadiz and
f Pi'ttia ,gy who siirjnted. the dutif s of
'imjljxtifitiiot pdober 1 We observe:
.'nlwlrjal' andpmier-decrecsiQjrii.
lscatlbn of English merchandiae at Frankfort,
irine Jung pt tngiana was recovering worn
leinataciy. by-which -he Jbad beerrecnttyTtdllict
Airtporwas jn circulation that the unfortU
satejiualavusV late king of Sweden,' had feri as
tojnated on the way bet weep' St. Petersburg and
i in" Russia.- V , . ) ... . : '
It will be recollected by some of ,mr readers
of rescindingllicm on ;6riy; Urras io comply wit!)
which would have been possible on our parti
j?his opiAlop is now yerified. Vesterd?.y the pre
sident laid' before the house of representatives!
several documents and correspondences between
Armstrong, R. Smith, Turreao, 8cc. agreeably
to Mr. "Swoope's resolution of the 21st instant
requesting information respecting duties .paid
in France' for American produce, tec. The se
cretary of state in a letter to Turreau, tells him,
that according to duties, edicts, and regulations
now in force, the revocation of the Berlin and
Milan decrees amnunt to nothing, Turreau re
plies that there appears to be a disfiotition in his,
court to tnake some changes favorable tous, but
lie has received nothing official to that purpose.
The message s to be printed, and the American
public will soon be convinced that 1 this pretended
repeal is KothYng, NOTHING AT ALL ; and,
what is more, that the administration WEti
KNSw it,: at the time the President's proclamation
was issued' We now think there is but little
danger of even an attempt to carry into effect the
the non-intercourse with England. Alex, Qaz,
Extract of a letter to the Editor of the Baltimore
Federal Gazette dated " -
H'ashixgTqn, Dkcembf.r 31.
Mr. Pickering in the Senate to duy, read a purl
of a private communication . from Mr. Jefferson
in 1804 ; a letter from Talleyrand, jn which he
plainly tells u'sj that the Erench government never
did, nor thought of ceding to us any territory be
yond the Ibberyilie.- When Mr. Pickering had
finished thejetter, one of the Senate asked if this
;as qojt private ? being .answered in the affirma-
. t ti : : .i- ,,.i . ., . 'r
i UYCjiu; ganaiico were luiiMiuimciy yrucrcu 10 pc
rtlosw: Aftelf the horse was stolen, "thcr hnt
the door. . '...''',' - "
Mr. Vandyke is put on the bank Committee, in
the place of Mr. Poindcxter. : ' . ' s ..
vThe president's message, this, day relative to
Ereuch duties, Jkc. is very important. - Secretary
Smt'h tells Turreau that th repeal of the Beilin
and Milan decrees amounts to' nothing, Turreau
repUt'S that thtf French coert are dinposed to do
something .for- us mOre favourable, but he has no
official cpwmuhicaTion to tht purpose.
VVhen you read the documents accompanying
this message, you wilt be astonished at the conduct
of the administration, who were in possession of
ell these fact before issuing the proclamation. ,
One of the private letters communicated by Mr.
Jefferson in 1 804is from Talley'rand, in which
he tell3 our government, that it they attempt to
take possession of any territory beyond the Ibber-
vHJe,-theFrench will take part, with Spain,, and
drive them back , .
The letter ot Turreau dated September 10,
18 10, says the emperor will lAodtfy his edicts and
iV.I :wat Ithe Senate a; short itime this day, .Mr
Horsey, of OeU ware was finishing s . long speech
t. Hi. " :wv.. ".J w
it Ideclared4 fcatXe'bmplesteljr proved thai
iiiiied o- as to read as fallows ar:
' dqors", rp,a4 llcotit if jace'eeriaidoukscon v' y ..
6dii,tj.6tl3K'cQrtlit(Sie 'Pjnt of. th' ' ' '
lte(l) States thln
crecypijiavirig been repqvej'insodot
cmUted palmb) yh5iaf4o
."3 rl . rV 5i fii fi Hilt
After-ft dUcussioq'of ,1
the res6lutitin Was ijKoded Jy the nibxer7orf the 7
BuggcsQr), .oi.Mr';
the word. foJi56Jf ilioh'iiiiidl 5 "
J ' -jPrs4&tyTeu&(t'r Meis'rs; Anderson:: Biit,' '
Campbell. Cliy, Cpndit Crawford, Cults, Fraalc
JiihGaildy'erroan,' maD.' tjeib,Mathe'v.; .
- ? inf'eftr "MessrsirUjr, Cham.',-
srtf 't'V2 .'K ,V?;A,t.v'(J,';
t.f5JcaJled,p;;tne?, Bein and Milan decrees
were
ffarhed ,,ihis l place ifmd ;;elsewhere:th):re"';
!ejog'n illuminations - - We at- that
e exprpsscdurppmio no such reVoca-
pKiye tbatwc -'ere'Mt- mistaken.- oriie i
?8t uiVitt le'ei'that tN'lstae 'rV 'w
Silk Kmir.L:j ''rj".5- .t::t.r .t'Z''Ei;.i
Pi,
at least,'- should now recommend, that, our
M bang out flags of black in token of -dis-PpointmenL
itnd sorrow. - We' almost expect
that its cplumns wili appear in mourning, 'J .
. resolution xespeting- the public printing,
.tajtled by Mai. Owenat the iasVsessjori of the
'vS'i'Mtllr'P W'lfe-ciirtrwM.1 : Utf thimii-tni,m , "tnl1! not-
Jy:eichteen members, as stated in Pur
IDeP Kntw'J t fl'i''.'ov ' "''! a',-''!" .J.?'!' '.1
th...
W 0tn! time slnrpf ? .Tli fio-firn mmHeri
r'lUed tO Votf!ft, f.fimfl, VlC rwtn. lf t
dollars. , fThis led us "Mo the error,4which
cli ithe .Tno!re..winiln ' to noticed since it'ena-
u.?. w u Justice t6ih Editors of the. Regis-
is
feIfnof nnrnTBcartf tn nKQiv . flint ' tfi
iS'ster his ' petvrted ' the evderjt meaning ' of
, r-t "Pflgt and , Coylan's appUcaUon to the
They construe a wish to have par
'a!ar de defined, itito a pcUtjbn for increase
restrictions more favorable for us -but all depends
on our exertions " against the common enemy'' -
quote hisvery words. ' ; a
Extract of a letter from a gentlemtn in Washing,
. ton C$sy, to the iLiitoroj the '. Virginia ratnot
I can give you at present but little news from
here, of ".matters and things in general." Last
night, at the supper tahle,? there was a good" deal
said about the next President if Mr. Madison
should die or decline ; or his sufeqessor, whenever
fee shall quit the chair of state,'' as jyjur governor
Taylor has iV. The candidates I mentioned by
dif&r ent persons, (and there arr generally fifteen
4r fwenty at pur table from all part of the union,)
wefty u well as l can remember- as loijowi a
. , . (Sen. jixMsfRONG, ;" ' ; " :
'" ElBSipGE OeRT, '" ? ; " t
i'-K ' JtiAfnAVtBV'XfMCOiii ' ;-
. rj JipirAHD LiyiNGsroKy , :
; . Robert Smith and, " ' '
John SmiiE. ' r- y- (
. Much was said1 for and against almost every one
of them, for We have at our tahle politichrts of
every persuasion. Some said that Munroe lost
the confidence of Washington,, and ihat was eyi
denee enough against any man ; others spoke well
of him. jSome ; declared that Armstrong wrote
the letiers at the close of the war to play ihe devil
with .congress, and that he was a stickler for Jef
ferson, wluph decided his character at once ; and
jhat he hadreated Americans in France who had
lost their property, with shameful neglect. Others
said that he was a man of great biliiies,; and; 'of
decision and firmness, Little -was- said against
Gerry, hut his age was made an'objectioh. 7; All
spoke higbjff Macon, -as a man pf integrity fmd
ability Seme obiected to iWmg President from
a- state that sent ;sucli members , is Holland,
M'Farland, "Alston, Cmany Wished EdWtjreFLi
vineston, as a President from. New Orleans would
gratify and unite with us more closely'' the- sPu
thern extremiiy of the unions Robert Smith it
was acknowledged was pot a man of great parts,
but a centlemanly person, and one who is well cr-
, , . ' ', - f '
we
have nptltje tb'wfiat is, called WestEforWai'be
truth is hiittth admnistmti
pqssiblesygrdssly
Cqi enfutk' w
speaker, poke abqu$ ' an hoiif in , eppositidn'to
Horseyaadendeavored to Cprove the goodness
of our Urf u4 .the expediency of 'taking possef si.
on.'jftas. well remarked that he never spojie
be.ttet.nor proved less. There ;will he much more
shaking tift the Senatej-and, still more in the
house pit T this subject Thet bill will bpwever
pass. t . : . , ) " , '
Montgomery yesterday brought forward a, reso
lution, which was carried, instructing the Secreta
ry of tb1nayyland of the Treftiury tq furnish ;the
house; wvtf the Information; Jn'.1tbeii possession
tefatlve:! theb31ii;tH hoasVrpf Def any
Purviare Cand Cov" ntcomery arid Gallatin
illwfTled rd it if opposed, ibat tlua jeaqvJ
luUon, in .addaiou tq.the resolution of Mr. Swoope
on th' sme; (iiibjevrasCrpuht forviard in con
seqUenqe of information given by Xallatin i of evi
dence in his possession oiler thsrt that called for
by Mr.SwooiKreSoJutions,' and which will more
iulfy prove the fraud Montgomery : has hereto
fore been in the Smith interest ; as the Smith's are
now likely to be detected, I presdme he is willing
to claim some share of 'credit in bringing the tul
priti to public exposure Robert Smith and Gal
latin hate each other as cordially as possible. It
in expected that the Smith's still owe, injustice,
above l60,Q0Q.' Probably the house will direct
the Comutroller to commence a suit aorainst Sam.
Smith, and, if Robert caq be impeached now for ! for- Bath, where five of thent were c aught and
what he did when Secretary of the Navy, he cer- loogeu m jau, wncn mey conrejssea me crtmer ana ,
tainlv will be imDeachment will be hard nushd.ltoW that they hadhid them ina gully adjacent tq'-
It is expected that the information required of j their encampment Two men Trom Bath cam.,'
i,. c..wii.;i. .:u i.o u I over ana lniormet: the citizens nt trie r.irriimRfanrfi. f -
week, and the "subject will immediately undergo
a thorough investigation. The democratic mem
bers Bay, i tbey have defrauded the public "they
shall not be spared. see no way by which they
can escape It would be better for them at once
agree to pay the money. am informed that
Sam Smith pretends that sufficient funds to pay
the bills were provided Degan, Purviance, and
Co. and that Degan wasted them ; but 1 am in
formed by much better authority that no funds
were provided for what remains now diie ; and
that of course Smith and bis partners have ob
tained the money for nothing John. Randolph
has not yet arrived ; but I believe is daily ex.
expected. He will. n6t suffer this affair to sleep.'
There is indubitably at present a majority in
both houses, favorable to the renewal of the char
ter of the Vnhed . States Bank. On this you way
depend, s . , ' .C- , ', n f3eotoi; 'on the evening of the 4Jist ulft'YKf, '
Mrs. Mart UMtB, tlie amiable consort or Cspt,
Gcorg;'BldlfTt a t
On the 30th ulumo, "at the Sound, Mrs. 1 Wjt$;, '
kings, wife of .'John Willkings, Esq. I'' , . t v
T&irufrtfM kttef fntii'lfasKingm to tH . Editor
: Z i of the Virginia, Patriot,
It tppcars tp '. be corapleatly ascertained hi
the Sedate that We have no title to West Florida ;
to no land beyound the Ibberville. JSflr. Picker
ing read a letter from Talleyrand dated in De
cember, 1604, in which he telf our government
France never did, nor had a thought of ceding
any territory 4 beyond the' Ibberville. There was
no necessity of trying to keep this letter a secret.
I saw a copy of it three weeks ago There is
another letter dated bhortly after, this, which
ought to be published : in which he tells Jeffer.
son, that if he puts a foot on the tetri tor y France
will bnmt diaiely tfike part ivith Spain, and turn us
out by force Jtflerson was then mute, and no
thing was done till now since France and Spain
hve quarrelled she has given us leave to lake
it to purchase, or bold till she may want it,"
Old Frevsh Soldiers' Claims,
-A report on flie subject of the claim s geherally
kiowh by this name, was . made in the house of
representatives a few days ago, and-immediately
agree to wit hout a dissenting , vote. We have
been induced to publish, it as well to put an end
to the jxnreasonabje expectations of the real claim
ants,, as to repress .the speculations of thpse who
banquet on the' spoils of thr credulous and igno
rant We area apprised that These , alleged claims
have been made the ipeans of extensive imposi
tion oh persons of the latter description, by a knot
of speculators wlw have gone, about the country
lor the purpose. This fact was stated in the house
of representatives by Mr. Milnor and Mr. Pitkin
at the tirne the petition was presented. Indeed
tbe sense of the house was so decidedly in oppo
sition ; to the - claim, that , motjiihg but a desire to
oUaiVibaclusive, report on lne subject fronJhe
commiitees of Public. Lands induced the house to
consent to its reference : . The question is hoWpro-
jbabty pqttdjrest for ever,- The claimants will
perceive uut -rthey can never again urge their
claitu wi&lli.e least prospect of success. ;
' - ; ' Nut, Jnfei,
CONGRESS. '
IN THE HOUSI OF REPRESENT ATIVES,
: T Saturdayy December 29.
- Mr,, Bacon introduced U15 following resolution ;
Resolved, JJfhai the Committee of Claims be in
structedtb enquire into the expediency of repeat
ing or suspending the operation of the several acts
of limitation, so far as they now operate to bar t he
payment of the following description of claims a
gainst the United States,, viz., ) . Loan office cer.
tificates. ?'. Indents for, interest on the public
debt.V.3.'Eto
missioners. certificates. ; 5. Amy",; ccrtificltes.
6. Credits given in fieq of army certificates can
celled.t7. Credits for. the pay of "the army for
which no certificates were hsued. invalid pen
srqns that the committe hav leVe' to rcu
port by bill or otherwise. ;
; Ordered to lie on the table.
' iWr.' Sawyer reported a bill altering tlie lime of
holding the District Courts for the North Carolina
District ; which after a desultory ducUftsipn, was
urucrca 10 mire rcant.
Extinct, 0 a feitc froth a genemart iityjnk&stlff
'Houtaurtttmnful t Yet. tbhfa
I M A most horrid- nfturdeir-was Committed onf , '
Tuesday the U ult. within'onq hundred yavV of s j
Engleheart's being half a rnUeJrom'FincastleJ
It appears that two tnen, ,f upp'osedto1 ba Shutcs ' i '
and Taylor, pfl Tennessee, .were tqki nr'out 1, 1 v?.;
negroes tq that state j 1 bat on the above menUdnedl;
night they tqrned on their masters with clubs audi
murdered them while adeep.'r They thfcn. madeti,'-
over and informed the citizensof the circumstance,
who immediately turned out in searebf of tbem-"5
and in a short time discovered them, but torn and; (
mantrled in a most horrid manner-Their bodies '
were brought to townvaqd buried after an jnque-it. v f'y
washeld qver them."-' ' . J" -vC "4VJ
MARRIED,
, In Kinston, Lenoir county, on Monday .evening,; 7
the 3 1 st iilt. Mr. Jushua Crodmi son ? of Mf joe ;
Crqom of said county, to the 'amiable Mils -Pene C
lope Cobb, daughter pf Tobias Cobb, dee'di late of
Jones county . 'f.'K't' :'t ,
On Saturday evening the 22d ultimo, at Adittis
Creek, Mr Valentine Wallace, of Carteret county 4
to Miss Pcnelofie Keale, dauchter of Cdl.'PhiliU .J .
Ncale, of Ube former place. 4J - ' V . ' V
1 1
; . Notice. J Jv;,; " j
WHEREAS I have lost -or mislaid a Note qf ; '
Hand or B'cnd, executed by Richard Bennett, then V
in Lancaster county,' Vabut a citizen 6f Iredell. :.
county, North Carolina, on thelOlh day of -March ..'
1806, attested by William Gibson and, Spepfer
George, of. the -aforesaid county of rLancaster: '
Virginia, payable to me on the 10th March lSOT", f - ;
for three hundred and five pounds. . thirteen ,8hil;
lings andftwo p,ence, current money of Virginia: 1'
I do therefore hereby fbrwarn all persqns fronts
niii'chftslhcr". llin(-: nr lalfinp an a'tsip-nrnent ortn..;'S
i qj, 0, . w - -ro f -"O. ' -,-- . .'.
said Note or Sond. -
f- THOMAS NfLAWSON, t t
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Mislaidr
f v
The 33d volume of the British Classics, whiehj
is the .3d 7; volume" of that1; part , entitled 'the
world, by Adam FitrVAdam f It "is presume
some friend has left it in his" room forgetting, tq
return it to my Library. v I will be obliged to any, A.
person to return it, to ' V 'M.
.v.;:, , ROBERT.WlLLIAMS.'
Balejgh, January jJ; ; ,
2jv 70.-
"7 A v,ery . Liberal Reyir v ;. ; 1
Will be given to any person who wi)t carry a-
bout one hundred., weight from this, place ' to
KnoxvUle,'leuhe.ssee,''jf;.' y- (iV.-c ;V
RaygVJmuai- rgm0p,
Superior Cpwr of jLat?Ti Trm 1?1Q ;:
Vaughan & Hazard! ; Original attachment lcvi IV
John Spencer: v J Bg-rton, 'leHanltotike;;;'
. .WHEREAS It ap'pWsW'tljii jpbutt' that the
fendant in this causeis hoif an r inhabitant of .jWf ?
State, ordered that publication .be t made iiv-tlie'V
Raleieh Minerva ) for the s'oace ef threef month
that unless the dcfeqdaqt appearat the Beit terra-;
pi omsaiu court,' .on inc nrss imjiay vv iviarcu
ij&ft replevy property nd plead jlssuejudgmnl
final will be eqtered against -hu.V ' 4- w "
rW- -rzr " " . WlLiUM M. SNtEP, ,
ota gopc; quality .VThtref aiv ph the .
tie a ted 'and btauliti.l sifiiatmti fiw
rliAlS-i A l iJXM, lymgavotit turee mile tq
"is v
cres of land
n remises an
house, a good orchard which sclrom mH, St an ex
cellenf nu;wlow About ;ltp "acres cf the land are '
cleared. The-aboVc land wiUe. sold on a crctHt !
of 6, 13 and 18 month, payable by c&u) instaU -ments.'
7 Apply to. Wm- B. Meara, in Wilmington,
or me, suoscnoer m nuisperciin, ,
Oct. 20,
JAME.S VEBB.v
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