- . - - my W UW. Hw.W"-.- f- . '
&t the lioixr youf choosing -me to-repreaent
' nu in eoneress. 1 iuean not tlie moij remote
ailu.inn to tnv bavins had ant age net in ef
fecting tbis change in the internal state ofJbd
country ; bat- as k V&e nappy xunuge uo iwh
pi&ee, every motive for my continuing your re.
.'iresentative is taken away. If I were Capable
f being iuflqeneed by sueh'a motiv as that td
' "be found in a salary of 81,500 per annum, I
might find what "tomb would .consider a suffi.
4ient motive, but when 1 am convinced I cau
wnrfer neither the people nor the eountfy any
"service in return,! haye no wish to live upon
the money -wruog from their necessities by op
presiive, war taxes' in time of peace.
., Itwas mv intention, in addressing you, mere
ly to assign a few short and obvious reasons' why
1 had no wish to be re-elected to eoneress, and
to annouce' mv determioation to retire. . If I
thou2htv it would be at all desired or any wise
hseful, I might tax your patience with the' pe
rusal of a minote aud detailed account of mv
r nnhli inniiiiet. . It has not been however ar
ifknelJ, except by those whose fibiignb equi-
v ' flv 1 " youp .corn me naaiiuus, noiuwig iu me
t:4he;ftn alfflotfeVery otMrati15r
1 fallin a- or Were stationary, those of isngiana jiogu.uuicu , . ";; "5 r .f f "v" ..wvei lot
were idvanein. fOitffti 3lsf Ufa. tArw, per the limits or WO.. mm ni PM-.y ,V?.T prj widely as w
indication would therefore seem neces
eoitzh I felt myaelf bound by my own
traordinary atati T things existfng the last five
years, sometimesojliffer in opinion with the
mftiorilv of our partyr and to seneratejrrom
hem, in importaut votes, the pain produced by
ctaU wert frvm bi to 68 i and mairtaw Jtvtr.
Cnc, aavance.j . apanuu miuea uouars
then command only 4s Bd .(abou 68 cents) ater-
lingj iu bank notes ;thoogb tifose note were
not payabio in specie ou aemana attne nana
round that city
Several Turkish vessels have arrived here,
Laving on hoard persons who call themselves
Turkish merchants. It seems that our govern
ment does not regard' them a such, and , sus-
BAd receivable, however, 1n all phblie pay! pecU that their visit is to ne attributed to poiit
tnents, the were in; highvcredit j. and better; ieal objects. ,; , . . ; C." J . -than
specie. Bugland was entinually reeeit- , As the divan has not explained its intention
ing Dollari from the Spanih American colonies.i relative to the Ionian Islands, and cautiously
Mri Canning had arrived id England from avows doing so, the Austrian government hlas
Portugal, via Bordeaux; wa Jo take his seat orderea tnese; seii-styiea mercuanii io re-em-as
one of the British cabinet mloiiters, and to hark immediately, and has forbidden their
hold the office of president of the board of con- holding any intercourse with the inhabitants.
trol, in the, room of the earl of uckinghaui-1 jroM thk Kingston' (jam.) Jroicle qf
shire.
TheEnelish papers announce, that marshal
Savary, (duke ot iiovigo) and lt.f gen. tialje
JUNK 13.
MELANCHOLY CATASTROPHE. ,
It becomes our painful duty to record a most
nond, have received tbe consent of'iue British' meIaucholy catastrophe which occurred in the
fellow
have
t 1
tered durinc th. lir JTf n O
en. under theraS.
M.-Ms. lueaiures very jligM '
reDublip.an intim.nt i j. v Obni
Cousiderable standine arm v 1,1V, lti
to create gradually, an eHectue
cover these expenses; iU ..,'
With an over-weening f6ndH.f
was in he admini.traiioDj a wJJ
till) ft, Uunliiv tnuJ. I : , . '"I
list,.
I. 1 . " M
utterly inconsiitent u,;iL .... uu,uaaJ
Slitutfon. A change tooknlaeH!?!11
at rears evcrv thmi m..,,. . lotj
government fo -retire to the United States
tor which, it is said, tury uart sailed at tue lasi
date. It will be reeollecled that the) embark
ed .with Bonapart at' Uuchefurt, and surrender
ed them io the crighsn. lney bave siuce been
iu custody in Alalia. They are both iueluded
in the French decree of June 34, iSlS", which
deuouneed nineteen general otlieers, &c. as trai
tors. Savary was minister of police to Bona
nurte ; -but was oue of the first who adbered to
Luuis 18th, after the first abdication Louis
would not see iim for some lime; and bavarv
this difference w always alleviated by asub-at leHgth intruded himself into tUJiinpre
seotieut knowledge of your anprsb&tio.i and j sence, of the leree; auifinWHdejl fciulsiif him
cncurrenee. The, best men will sometimes
disaeree. and we ere all liable to err, hut lie,
and he only, acts hoivstly and conscientiously,
who pursues the lights of his own judgment in
situations where he is competent, to'-judge tor
himself and is required tp act independently
t has always been my aim, as a public man, to
act uprightly, independently, and with all the
firmness I could eonnnand. That I have often
erred, and sometimes betrayed indecision of
character. 1 do not deny, but cheerfully submit
to the decision. of yourselves, who have always
been mv faithful political friends, the decree
of merit add demerit belonging to my public
conduct, I am truly sorry to be obliged to leave
juu; 1 should be ungfatelul if 1 didnotteel
and acknowledge the indulgence, the liberality,
the magnanimity which you have uniformly
shewn roe, infiuitely beyond, my. deserts. Great
indeed has been your kindness towards me, and
I have th satisfaction of knowing I have serv
ed ou to the best' of my- po,?r abilities, disre--giriug-alw-ays-hose-nnpleasanftonsequfncs
. whieb oftea rlow from a zealous and firm dis
charge f public-duty. You will no doubt with
out ditfieulty find a successor every way betl r
qualified, though none can be more anxious to
serve you faithfully than 1 have been. In sup
, port of such a person, it'will afford me pleasure
to unite eordially with my political friends. The
interesting ties, which bound me to the people
of Montgomery and Frederick are now severed,
but I.ihall have the happiness to continue my
. residence among them, mingling with the peo-
pie as a private citizen, all times ready to con
tribute his full share in the maiotenauceof the
good eause of federalism.
" Your frieud and Itlls'V-citizwn,
A. C. 11 AN SON.
Rockville, May 2lst JS6. - ;
Jcoreign.
London Papers haw beenreeeima, ui w vjjut t j
tht Boston Centinel, by Iht. Brutus.
What these papers lack in n ws they contin
,ue to make up iu bold and Hi my reports, an
noymous letters, and long'specultitions partic
ularly' on the interior concerns of Frauee and
Spain.:' ',
Although within the last year nine hundred
and ninety-sine of every thousand of these raw
assertions and anticipations, have bpen proved
baseless by occurring events, the thousandth ab
surdity has nevertheless been obtruded on the
public with all the confidence which it was sup
. i posed truth and demonstration alone' could as
- ume. We need adduee but a few samples. One
day Cambacere,' Talleyrand, (a constant butt)
. and all the . eld Functionaries were charged
with being implicated in the Grenoble insurgen
cy j next, the charge was proved to be false
v and unfounded. One scribbler announced that
America's old friend, the Marquis de la Fayette
bad been arrested as a Conspirator but the ink
of the first was not dry before a second column
ma nufacturer denied the fact, and affirmed that
4..ti.e old Marquis (which wasjhejuth
'graftquiriife 6nhis estate. Itepose nd
"h.ippiness to him, say we One private cor
respondent asserted on the 6th that Macdou-
aid had been suspected, by tue reigning familyof ; j
sence, ol the levee, auu inw uueti viinseu to nun
Gen. Lallemandvwas one. of Napfrleoc favor
ites ; but he too was among the foremost fu an
nouncing his adhesion, and taking the oath of
allegiance' to Louis, lie joined uoaaparte
oil his return from Llba, aud a process ol out
lawry has been issued out against him iu France.
There are two French officers of the name of
Lalleniand, both denounced, and both l;euteu-atit-gwierals.
The elder is the subject of this
.paragraph. . -
The count Dupuy, and suit, has repaired to
India, as goveriior-geueral of the French pos
sessions in that quarter.; ,
The earl of Dalhousie is said to hava been
appointed lieut. governot: of NoVa-Scotia.. He
is a general io the. aruiy and oue of the dis
tingnishud heroes at . Waterloo. .
Lt. general Bouchette is mentioned in the
London papers a having been appointed sur
veyor general of Lower-Canada.
Tlie JDutc hestL Berry, recently married by
proxy lo iji ei u that name , Ja epfaew ol
LouisTSth. and iiroTheyoF the duke d'Angou-
leme) had arrived at Marseilles, aud, after per
forming a quarantine oi 10 days, was. expect
ed at Foutaitibleau "rite 15;h June,, wheu the
marriage eerctnouy would be re pv a ted, and all
Frauee - set agg on tlie topic, as England has
recently been.
LATEST FKU vI FRANCE.
By the fast sailing brig did. which arrived
at this port,-yesterday, in AS days from Bor
deaux, the Editors of the Mercantile Jliwrti
ser, have; received from tht-ir Correspondent, a
file of French papers lo the Cth of Juue, whifh
do not, however, furuwh auy news ol mun.nt.
.., -I'- PARIS, JVNK !
PrinceTlleyrvid returbed to Part, on iLe
aoth of May.
Frice of stocks, May 30.Five per Cents, 59
francs 45 centimes ; B-ink of Fance. 1037
francs; Treasury Note9, 4 3-8 discount.
The Miireschal-du-Cliamp Gh.weh, has
been,condemnedtoJeathttra4sbujrtorhav
ing joined the Usurper ut the period of his laud
ing in France.
Letters, trojrtX'ronstadt, of the 4th tilt, say,
that on accolmt of tbeice, no merchant vessels
had yet entered that port.
The Court of Russia has gone into mourning
for two months, on accouut of the death of the
Empress of Auslia. '
The report of Lord Whitmouth having been
appointed Ambassador to Ibis Court, is wholly
destitute of foundation.
alou ou the full tide of 8uc a'
mellt.,' The restrieUvp "
tCrrunllon that Impeded our ,.... asU"tJ
It iif i'f stirt; "tn b ." "111
v. - uu11.11..
town 01 rorivojttl UU UCOUOjr UlgHI, nucicuj,
the Hon. John Caltborpe, second Lieuteuant of
HU Maieitv's shinJunon.Ya most nromisius
lite non-intercourse, the
? r ... 1 . . 1 . i. ;i - fnnpi.iii.il Li- Ic.l. 0 uu
unmerited aua uuiimeiy aeain. Aituougn we 4, ,ese nit,tt
have heard much concerning this very untor
tunate affair, still we shall forbear entering into
particulars, until the decision of the Corouer's
Jury, w hicb was summoned yesterday foreiioon,
shajl be known, and which had not terminated
its sitting at 6 o'clock yesterday evening, owing
to the numerous and Kngthy. e vidence that was
brought before it. We shall briefly state the
MCumBtancesas we heard them, that led to
the death of Mr. Calthorpe. lt appears that
about 8. o'clock on Tuesday night, some young
gentlemen and seamen belonging lo one or more
os the men of war, and the black and colored
people of the town of Port Royal, bad a misun
derstanding, near the wherry wharf, which'
came to blows and throwing of bricks, &c
Tli is dispute continued till about ten, when
MrCaltborpewho was 011 shore from the Ju
non, passing that way, .noticed the disturbance,
and, as we are credibly informed, immediately
endeavored to persuade the meo ot war, s peo
pie to go on board their vessels, but, w hile in
the performance of this laudable endeavor: he
received .a dreadful blow on the back part of
his bead trom a brick, throw 11 by oik of the op
posite parly, which felled him senseless to the
ground; he was raised by soroe seamen, and
taken on board his ship, but the wound was
tound to be mortal ; he afterward was convey
ed to the hospital at Port Royal, where he lau
g u i shed un til S c 1 0 ck yeste rd aymorning!
From the -moment-he received the shocking
wound, till his death, he never uttered a word.
The dsceased was a brother of the lit. Hon'.
Lord Caltborpe, aud first cousin to Mr. Wil-beflbrce.
tion, we arc then bound to vote tr .
willsunuort them. Mr. t . -M
he the persou, for Mr.Okil'H
uitl nut ,"tita1J
Whea these bleeding aud wat;Wl
if 1 may call them so, iud reduce,.
uiioa us at the verv luuiin-ui u 1. uci
pre
the
but
About llM:.eipeditL f
llll-tllin iiAiiliniai.f .. .. . Uj J
tltnrMT u.. '.Via . .Il.r.... . .1
: -'V-
mi mmmm
liALElGU :
FK1DA
At GTJST 2, 1816.
UNITED STATES' BANK.
' The following is theVmouut'o'f the subscrip
linus to the Bank ot the United States, at tlie
several places annexed, viz
In Hiilliinra f n I 4 t r
All W.II1II4VKJ
Ricbuioiid, 1X02,200,
Washington City, , 1,23.000,
Augusta, . 1,200000,
rvorioik, 400,0tav
Charleston, on 9th July, 1,600,000,
iNew-Vork, 2,300,0j-
Kiiie-ign,
In Philadelphia the amount is between six
and seven millions. It is generally believed
that there will ue a surplus umoiiUt subscribed.
To tlie electors in the1 Congressional District
computed uf tlie counties of h ake, Orange
anu I'erson.
Fallow Citizens, A very interestine and
Hmportaiit election is close at hand. The peo
ple ot this uistriel will soon be called upon to
lo decide who is to represent us in the next con-
li.rjai&4ifltin lliiif..jlilutua A .. I . - . I.
We learn irom Rome, that the murderer nl 1 hllll llM . . f. ,
----- - - J ' ' " " " w" v u a US m1AVJ an Vllilj V
t lltA k ma ta ultima I. 1 i.
funds raised to '.bring-u to a&uJlt'H
tlf tl.a I'nrmvr I nA ..!.. ..11. -"hi
v mm , vv vuij anuue til t ..
uci vi u.M ui ta Cute Miii
correspondence of Mr. Aruistroii
VMiJkiuion, and -fiuallj lue capture fv
ingtoo lity. 1 be waste of ftnJi, ls 8 '
but thejpayraentof from 60 to so'duibr,,!
rel for our the trau8j;ortaiiou of unl '
ft . I J IV i . ll t
irom miijourg iu - nuuaiuc, auu 4
from Boston to Albany by land. Vili u.
cieut illuatration, without evvn rcftfrii,
lobs list of defalealious unon ' th L
I 1
i 1
I .
books. Not a word
Cardinal Dona .Chaplain, has been iod,j uody, entirely depend upon the man
and executed. His death was shocking j he,we' noJ ci0ose, i think we i,
TT OS U II II UCaU II 1 L II lUIIB, OUU iraus :
quartered
tiwuuKt ruruinunu, moii.er 10 1 ek ving 8elve!8-Tor our suffruiies
uer of Uian
must all see
the great necessity of properly estimating the ,',
l. .....I... a .!.......,. .11- . . ' POfl.
Hfii'Mlit- VI. 1'. -
gaid to these, abuses ; coastqueatij jf,,
prove mem, .we must give UaigeutnJ
vote, aiMi rejeci , uij opponejiK wuu miU
ipaiI'u ftia ft Bki ran a riflu I mil ,...l . . 1
"I have taktitsome pains ts idvbv 1
do'eumtnts, whenever 1 'could obtain uW
I hud, that iu the nrst ii years vfourni
ri.....i n. 1. . . n 11'
only thirta-six ratUtous, uine hundred a
ty-lwo thousand seven hundro.1 and. fitliij J
dollars ahd four- ceuti, . (SSSjWiHj
Whereas, within, tue lasuwdve.jeafs, tin;
from 180 J to 1815 inclusive.' tue hdmtoistrj
nas got ria ot one nunana ana Jurtu-um,
turns, one hundred and eighty-Two tftujswui,,
hundred and fifty-nine dollars ! (giiisiij)
Now 1 thought John Adams a pruttj rapid
at this business : but vou see he vvdnku.u
lo those who hare come alter html la 1
tiiRV.BAVA.arii.ntilniival-.Iii ft I' tliii-tu iiiiliin.T:
j - i - -f ' - ..... .....i.hjii
iiiinl vpa r whiiiK 'vnn will niir.piva is
""S" J " 1 .. ... f.i..iik is nui
i..ii r u : ' .... 1 . .1. . "...l.i.. .1 .,
vpnrii m Wlili iiirwliin dun Ad.ima I
..(.! U If .1..
c.uuiu itiis mc niinuiit sumo ui iue w IUU
ti'ln.h I l i.Ilil.l.l v.... . 1.
..... U A .... . UB.UU V. UU... . 1 1 U r III-IH.
lira .1 r iifninilarl ..... t i . .1 , t - ' '
.w ..tif mouiisbu cvvhviiiii nun fff. vili
.. . . i . . i . .i . i. i . r i
KfflFl, III lit HI ItUfU 1111 LIII.4 II.MII. MP 1111.
t.:..X k !.. .k -.'i t -
Bkiua xuiilfcui k iu uc iui vtiiciniaci Ulitl II TO
iV ' .. . .-v . . .
are aitci anxious lur a, strict scruuiiT lawilii
' j . .X.. a. . . : . 1 . i n i
xjieuuiiurvs ui uaiiouui muuey, yuu wuireifc
. . U.J .i . .
m m v mr vr k a w M-m. w m m mm aw iu hu n in ukai rn.
I li c ilirpfl tnv. th piciaii. thn itumti rtriTt
... .. - ' .. , '
ami i ue siauuing army were grievous sucjra
fit pnmnluini hnti.i'uA .hntr nt mlmii.iclriliiiR.
w. V. .. ... . W.W. M W .. " W. KUIHIIII4IIWI"
' I I . n I . . W . 1 . I e . . r . . T I . n A .. ............. I A . A tlL
xnu iau j uuic nun utcu luvicuitui) j w
army doubled: It standi uow at iu,o00wi
uuu IUI. I II IIUIC II 1 UlUiUUIIU UJCttVV. V" 1 "
approve ot tnese measures xj you U(i,voiew
Mr. CraiJ. Did you u o t ' e x e c r t e tb ? is WJ
V . - - ..... tNl I '.
aueinpieu conscription law r jitouikui'i
jur. iraig ougtit assiureuiy to rccerejoaiir
Upper and Lower Austria
Marshal Grouchy is under trial, parenntu
mace. " ' Jcne
AI ars h a I A u g e b e a ut D u Ic
auu Lmcipies to a close investigation, buch ...
. - ' 11II11I1IIL AITfri III.'. 31IIV 111 III! limi'l'IH IUI
. invesiiisa Uuu is nut unlv fkniuilv iIUi.u.,r. ; . . o v "m :
3. : :.: -.i ' . ;":Z ""'A vfuiijdeelaMdiiif-vou deem-UTis
. ' ' 7 ...
nf VirlpnitnTi- lux lupn Miinnintrl lit Kin. ..... ... nddillir. within lliri-K mun imp .hlMdrtii'
0, m, .... - , ... i lose wllu asmre to anv mi b o inui: .: 7 . ".7 . : .1
nerorof Austria, Uovefrior of Vienna, and of.. ai . .-- ltou$ i the public debt ; if vnu tfniiKUo
V . ...... I vuui 01, an uif lUttl llil'T SUIIICCI llltir Vlinillll'1 i . ' , .-. - l. ...m
i . w . iiiiiii-v in iui i ith u'nr mwi iuiii lua&t v...-
without seeit'nng any of' Ibe objects w
a few days ago, of a dropsy
of his estates. v.
His serene Highness the Duke of Orleans,
' i 0YnuM.iwf tit PuriK rn Ilia A tt Ii ui 4 Ai in.
- - - . . w .ApvviviM.AMI.r'.Vl.VI.I. XU1U V. A V t-w . J -
oeing nosuie io tneir uynasty, and tiad been giant
ent to Coventry but otf the 37th we find all the j translated for thk city ga.jjtte,
jiapers a..uui.c,5 iunt uus veteran .uarsnai From Bordeaux paper to Hie M of May, re-
ft st a rl rm nnnvin ilia nAtnr H'ArtAia nnd l f,.
"'the, be ro.ifd und Jusr.ced ii H ,.
11111 II r I III HIIll I Iui v nun I .
, v..Vt ii. iu ioitriii, iesi-. i. -. i ...... .i
ither members of the Doiirbon boue, iu the re
."View, of the national guirds, d jolriing iu the
shouts of" Lvng live theBo.rbJns,i' &c. These
by the Portia.
FROM THE PAKIS JoCKfcAI..
The oflieial journal of Pett-rhbur contains
new- not only -interesting to coinniti cial rrien,
mselves. lest-i,. v:.:..:. .i r.' ;u..i,i,,r ht-i
disgraced nlhHn.Li.c . iUed (o tbe presidential chair; then J !
e u io postentv. lest . i. . i . .I ... :
...., i.-i. :.i ' . . . . voic lor :iir. vyrais, oui noi oiiicrm
HU P -v. a..mu, me innepcuaence .Thecoune which the two ntlemeukavep
aud lieeuom now so high y prized should be 1 A, :"u! " , u.e 5ni,ru Mn Vj,
i. iViVod r i1..i.iUit v?. 3 v uc- sued, iu our state legislature,. lias
loileited or btt.ajed. V eleven ii tbtse great ;k ,i:c,ttv i:.t?;.a t VM,.khas
ntii-noio . nun n m . . I l i .
mrciHis nciis HOI ttl Biaae. II WOU 1 IM! aufll-. . i-T ' i . i. -.'. . .. - ii. ,!
xieut. that everv ditHA ' n,...l.i ... .i, I' a Ui3y ? ucra.i0n, a m.--'
. .l. -i . . i . ;
s ingly dissnilaK
played a dignity.
U UU 11SU1I I -l'-.. I -Tl t i i -1.
honor in the choice it makes. " t he voters will T"?3. lw'eaK;1" rJ ;
il.nn fiial ra: .1... :i- .' . . iicru u.iie m iorin uie Hasne in
.uvii ivi.1 bvimni Him ii auy oi ineir particu
lar interests come before coiisrress, tliey will
ip.... n !. :, 7 J
uywu iuc uoor oi mat uouv a-reiresenta- .... .... .u.t;Ki.ii
i . a . rp iiiiiii linn .in 1 i n a r i rut ki fti hi iiu'M"
I have if
.,. Utt III l'"
MMAHimAiiS aiA m tan ' n im .f .4. .11 . iL ..
ii t mi. 110 tt v ui&. auLiBAivu.vriai w mi'.n lur ' i . m a a i:.: f m 4
. - - - . fill i HII 1IIH nnill IP.1HI14 (II V.lirnna I h r uit. L
reader what waste of tirne.and per it would ck counseMor' CharKs D'Anfo d Vs ord red b, JC tnll TnT' " M ""l lait siin he appoi tment of
be to nonce such ctradieton. ndeta,h Jhe department of foreign commerce, to publish .ect 1 ersonaI Ial,tie8 uld command However decent his tale.lts may be, it uoaj
r bince the nromnt 8Uii)resypn of thprnnmpn-li.. ii... ri. rtsntci., . . . l ...n.. i , . . . ..'i : uM'A'
. . , ; . ,, " imbiuii, vci man aim j&nsiisn taniruast'S, 'rj.Ja laclr ne ;..:4'. : i n 1 Krieveu Ijis irieni u io ee uuu .
tarytumIU,narenobe, there bad been, no a- a bnliet.a of commeree. He is'ha.gedffi station so far iibovelhem. ; Nor was tlieSf
Sr irJl UT"' ,l,,,e, iHe D4M1K'ltiJfW fornish every da, , an exact lisiof all the ves--Lf Bn professes for the
Si'IS?- talHt?J1,'J U 9TJ ,ttd ',,ee "Is arriving in the port of Cronstadt, with anj 1 , V ,udl,Ju,,' ribts so well displiyed in his vote, at the -
been given up tothe French authont., by his aceount' 0f their, cargoes j second, to publish icirUlar ftd5r ,h l0106 VW' 10 a sion of I8ti, in favor of the electoral Is.! ,
TTdMi, W m "I 8afV " UreD9; tw.ieweek, a ta,ge,ent of be a'rivls aV i itTn ! f?" wU,?h h' To conclude, I havebeen unfortunate eno.S
t t iiue. name utacKanu t;as
Grenoble ; but pne f:tl,e executed was named
D ivid,Vhich.we hone i not the celebrated
Painter of that name. '
In England the work Of retrenchment of ex
penses proceeded at a steady pace The cones
'qnences were so highly favorable to the publie
Srosperityi that Air. Ponsonby, the leader of
le opposition, congratulated the kingdom on
the flattering prospecu " The unexpendedaf
plus of the yearwas stated to amount to ight
joiiiionsand an half of pounds sterling. Vbilst
Plan Seas : third
ly to publish once a mouth, a general report of
the state of commerce in the vast empire under
the sway of AlexHnder. . ..''xUu-.:
BAGUSA, (DALMATIA) MAV 2.
Oor government adopts the "most severe
means to prevent the plague from being intro
duced into this country. It is now.prevalent
in the neighborhood of Corfu, and in some of
the Ionian Islands. :-"-rnr-:r-r''"
The government of Corfu acts with much se
verity towards all who infringe her. health
laws, and exeoutes its decrees rigidly without
but a common luterest amoui? us 'nipt V. ,nU
such a choice as shall most promote the gener
al welfare. 1 ' .
It would have gratified myself and many of
iujf nciguuors mucji, nau one ot the candidates
permuted himself to be a little more explicit in
theTavowal of his political doctriiiP "it ..i
judgtrig from what we could glean from his ad-
uress, auu iromr nis canduct in tho legislature,
we are bound lo beliere that he views with en
tire approbation thesysteni of policy pursued
for the last fifteen yetrs. i Permit me to remind
you what that coursA has- been.
rior talents, and more, of a republican. ; '
Craig has ever appeared a genllenin ly
ambition ; and a repqff, which I have liearoj
1 think, if uncontradicted; go a great wf
persuading all who rerhh:sTo lament -the
diriess for office which seems to charade"
him. Candor 'townrds the randidsie u"
RiR-tit hiilivr'liii "npvprii'lion''
cence, a!tho' I have been relVrred to A,r"
son (the solicitor) aud Judge Daniel, afcs
witnesses to the fact. I hope thercfere ."f- .
will be able to contradict me. Tb? cjiarge ' ;
attempt last Winter to expel from office thef