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: . -an p. ' 1'"' V. Veparl -vu maJjo:j tlie lfoje't ruspicliag the Xweriy or inoii'reig. It )Poprtie several a mend menisr-amongat ot hers, J hat an -author hall not be responsible fr; a work tnrrelv Je posited according to law, and not circulated. me most important amendment is one pro posing that the restriction on, the public jour nals ant other periodical 'works, should only continue to the end or the session of .1818, in stead of the 1st Jan. 182 1, its proposed in the projet. 'I he djsc u s i i on on the re p o r LW s a p 5; pointed to take place this day.- The Council of State is preparing a project of Law respecting cdueatisu. The -N.ether.land Squadron in the Mediterra nean is to winter at Minorea. "77. cd with several corps Co mnfufde him, and families hav fallen near thi restdenee of Mr. Bwnlng Post, An jiia paper of the 2711. n - arrived at Guadarrama the very day his dis41)ikM- 1 have ordered a detachment of eavsl- thought ropW to camion me aWin:'t it,I , i 1 patch. are dated, where lie received another ry to that frontier, to pursue the Indians far tionoftbe list f authoM.of ihlvKXt?! 7 letter from Latorrc, mentioning thaYhe" had' " pretieable4 : -v . j ' ; as published in the papers' .of. this citv, i"J fnild l -ikft. r .mmndpd tv'V.,,L.o. in ' A detachment of col. Vimberly. regiment edition of that work wbich J am abouf ' 1 ! :r y e u 7" J. r" 0r Infantry will be lent 'JoWlUe riinronfi ... ...... . . : imliitn aide, towards the Jlu? ueoa. wan orders the intention of Spain, as suoa as the ships late ly purchased from llussia shall have been new ly manned and properly equipped for the ser vice, tt rffcctare the whole harbour and coasts of all the South American, colonics and quon dam colonies in a stale of blockade ; for which parpdse these shi(M are to lake in their cruise a sweep of the Atlantic, ranging along the whole South American coast, to cut nil' all com merce and, supplies, fron that Continent, ex- crpi wfmtJ!mlt be furnished tmle ! f BRDliXltO. i4 That is, a paper-blockade system is to he letup (if our information be correct) for the purpose of destroying our eommurce ith the tfouth American ports, by rendering our ships liable to seizure, whatever port they may be .found hound for on that coast, . whether in an aclu tl "late of blockade or riot. Is it possible this can be submitted to r" The Russiab squad to which we have al luded above, has, as bur reader will see from our naval list, arrived at Deal, on its way to Cadiz. Tie Courier denies the truth of t'tc paragraph inserted in a ni'inins; paper on Tuesday? stal ing that the Allied Sovereigns have come to a riHiSntioi,tn withdraw, their troops from the French territories before the end of the month of March ensuing. It declares ihil there is not tko least foundation... for this statement, the-'Ailii'd' Sovereigns having no intention to withdraw .their forces immediately from the French frontiers. Deal, J)?c. 9. Arrived the Russian squad ron,, -consist ins of 3 sail of the line, and 2 in The papers contain no tther news of impor tance I here is not a w ord in them of any Mi nisterial change. ' ' A respectable Evening paper says, If we - .1 ! a ' - ' . . t a. i -1. way crenu some siatemeois, woicn ..ave ..- agaHant manner as immediately to repulse ed u, hrough a very resectable channel, u 6 .di at ft reat xxc lhe mi m . a f. , i j -w ' m 'f.imin oiw, witb. u ...w i ue oraaai auparcu oi cot. ia i orre, is ua- t0 reConnoitre the country, and arrest or attack ted Calvawn, 8th December, and Contains the parties found in that quarter, following in substance : . K. P OAliVES,.1fait Gen. ComJg. r That on the December, he attacke .the i Ms Exc'y; fFm. Rabun. . independent army, pasted on a height in the , - iliito of Iiogaf a, to the number ot 1300 men. Gen. Jackson, in a letter to Gov. Rabun, with two pieces of artillery ; his army, (com- (received yesterday) states that he has inntruc posed but of 300 cavalry and 9Q0 Infantry.) lion.; from the secretary or War to repair to advancing with und a unfed 'cou"raK?." amidst the r.eefieor Indian f watfire andtakrcominand; O . it t . . the cries of line live the king." His ca-w" ""wriiy to can out jrom tins state ana valry, under Arrasoncs, being attacked by V""0 uc.. ,orCeB that of the'enemy left, bs ordered this offi- Pt an end to the w ar. cer to charge them, which lie executed in such 'SCIKNTf FTf! 'gates bound to Cadiz, under the coniiiidnd of Ilea r-Admiral Mollrr. CHAHLESTOS FEB. 3 . "r'Fifiviin Siuit h Jl nwriea. -'Cant C o l k . ' m.n arrived here yesterday Iroin . Monte jtleo, furnishes the following, interesting intelli gence : The reports from C'.iili Jicere very favorable of the success of the I'ntriots. Gen. St, ma u- ii - a l" tin was advancing V".v rapiuiy loworus ma. While'-at Duenns. Ayrcs, tnere arrived a -Squadron of Portuguese men of war, the com nitttnler of which ld made a formal demand of the release of 3 Portuguese Hist Indiamen, sent there by the schr. Gen. St .Martin. Af ter some time negotistingji and having gone jhrougti ajrejul ' leased witho.i damajes. In the mean lime ibe Portuguese captured a Privateer Brig, af ter 15 "minutes close action, belonging-4o Btie u!)s Ayres. This so much exasperated the go gernment of Butnos Ayre's', it was generally believed they would detain one of lhe above ships,. which was already; liberated, hat had not sailed ; hut while we.ytere at Monte Video, tha abojc ship, in ompay;wilh all the Portu guese squadron, arrived ; Irat the result was not known ; the" ptevailing opinion was, be fore those vessels Urn ved, that war between the Portuguese and Buenos Ayreans would certain ly take place. The Portuguese are making gjeit preparations for the defeuec of Monte Video. They are very closely blockaded bj laud by Gen. Artioas, who has possession of all the conn try within three miles of the walls, which makes provisions very scarce and high, AbiMjt the 4th of December, touebed at Motile . Video," a British sloop of war from Rio Janeiro, inform, of an American sloop of war arriving 'tft Rio Janeiro, fro u the United States. .,.-- . - ," :. ' - . CURKACOA, DEC. 27. r The French fleet, which passed this jsland on Wednesday last, sailed Irotii Cadiz with Jtn; Intendant-Gencral for jParaccas, "and lay in the roads of L a Guayra for. several days, having left that rt for Porto Bello. to con vey ' specie ' frotn - tlicnce to the HavannH. -tron lliis circumstance it would appear, that .-'strttgle yitlt the revolted Colonies. " Accounts had reached La Gaayra, ofgene- : ral Jina, jutd lhe whole pC his stuff, being the reinnant of hisnnny, having been - taken - )riaonsrsianl toicortctnto Mexico; where they .worofa bo put to death". ; A ..Caraoca's 'Gazette ofthe.iythins. ;"con tainS Anofficial dispatch from general Mo rillo tb the captain-general of Venezuela, Don Ju.an Babtist Pardo, dated head quar ters, Guadarfama, 7th December, from Which it appears tlmtgcneraLPacz, of the- inde pendent army,, was ' in Achaguas,' and, com. tmenced his retreat on the Aranca with the emigration, and all his forces, having at the same time ordered thosdn Nutrias to cross back the Apure, in consequence of which all . general 'Morino endeavours to meet hi mi were" frustrated. ' . General Mojt illo being at Calaboze, and having received accounts from colonel La , Torre, from which be learned that the latter as deterred from atjackng the enemy by '. a fals- .-( port that Bolivar and Arismendi were fmu; up thc,pverwimatxoiwsrb. and 'disperse tlera at a great distance rear of their line. Col. Juez was then assail ed by the enemy's cavalry of the right rein forced by the squadrons of reserve, kut he routed them also : that this event, atlled to the gallantry with which the infantry rjiarged with the bayonet, threw the etiemy intf such complete disorder, that they ' took to-flight, leaving every thins behind them. Puraied by the infantry, and having their retreat ''cut off by mjor Arrag incs, not one. of their infantry escaped, having all p n isiied" or been taken pristiiiers ; their cavalry met very nearly a si milar fate. The loss of (he Independent, is stated at 120 sitiin two brass three-pounder tZOO muskets four eolours--18 drums 50,0 0 mus ket cartridges oue load flints a printing ma chineall their equipagee The loss of the Royalists amounted to only 11 killed, 82 slight ly, and 16 severely wounded. Among the wouuded is Colonel L Torre him self, in the thigh, by a musket shot, which he receive.! in charging at t ho, head of the infantry; al iol. 1). PeJro (iiiiiziifg Villa, the Alju uutofihc. 2d' bnttaliion of Vavarra, !) Jose X:irv;tex, Lieui' ti.ttits Louis de ia Madrid, .Satich'.i Pardj, Djiniiign Austin, Ventura Sal gado, Pedro Feruaudex, An,l L-uo, the eap tain of urcn.idiers Don Juaude Luno, and Don i Juan F.;rieiftco Giuieues, wounded by a eaiMon T(at j.'k i' (iisiMj leju-e of a coisfligration in the b;ts!ies, u reii mimuer of Hie wuuftdud were coiismiud, and aiiung them some of the U yal i in wiiom it u.iH iuiit-H-til)le to rescue from the jlliwi's. liv this accident the bodies were so disfigured- I It it it wa ulisititilely impossible to ascertiio by l!ieirv features the independent eliiels u !i j liu i j)erislied r"sonie if" the prison ers, h ut ever, knew tht 'amons the number were colonel Martiaex.a Stuft'oftieer, theCom m i d.r of'Artillery.lieut. co'. Monies. lieut. col. Vaidorraiftt's (an K iglisbmaii.) coiinnndant of the battalion Restnapor, and Lectitna, com mandant of atnther bittalion.' 4'ho fire con sumed also a large quantity of arms, ammuni tion, the printing in iclmies nnd some other .ar ticles, the remnant of which wus to lw trans ported to Calabozo. The dispatchvhiclUis Song and tedious, closes by 'reeommeuiling the ohieers and men who distinguished themselves iu thebatle, whieh js gaylJLaJidve.7equa'iiid those of Mireno Aus'ei lilz ! and Jena J " frontier nlelligeiiee. WONDERS Or THF MICROSCOPE. Upon examining the edge of a very keen ra zor by the microscope, it appearsras broad as the back part of a pretty thick knife; rough, uneven, full of knotches and furrows, aud so far from any thing like sharpness, that aq instru ment, so blunt as this seemed to be would not serve even to cleave wood . l An exceeding small needle being also exam ined, the point thereof appearedab Ve aquar ter of u inch in breatllb ; hot round or H it ! but irregular and unequal ; and lite surTaee, though extremely smooth utid bright to the nak ed eye, seemed full of ruggedness. holes and cr,ate!ie. In short, ii reaembled an Trou bar out oT a imitir foraje. ilut the sting of a bee viewed througlt the same instrument showed every where a polish amazingly beautifu!, without the least flaw, blemish or inequality j and ended in a poiul too fine to be discerned. A small piece of exceeding fine lawn appear ed, from the larga distances or holes between its threads, somewhat like a hurdle or lattice; and the threads themselves seemed somewhat coarser than yuru s herewith ropes are made fur anchors. Some Brussels lace, worth five pouuds a yard, looked as if it were made of a thick, rough, uneven hair line, iutwisted, fastened or clotted together in a very inartful mauuer. - But a silk worm's webb being examined, ap peared perfectly smooth and sbiuiug, every where equal ami as much finer, than any threud the tiaet spinster in ibe world could made, as the fiiirtllesl twine is finer than the thickest ca ble. A pod of this silk beintf wound .1F, was found to contain nine hnudrerd and thirlYyard : J but it is proper to Uktt notice, thai agftwo threads are glued together by the worm through its whole length it makes really double the a bovc number, or oua thousand eight hundred ami sixty yards ; which, being 'weighed with 3 IFpleas, "underithe penalty of haviar it?. . IB lue m prising, inasmuch as .1 had stated that th uames of the authors wouJd b- procured fiLi! a source which cannot he questioned.'' lupufsuance of -wj'rinariiaentionTl-wfbTr" to-Mr. MaoisoM, the late President of the U nited States, and who is well known to hav been one of the writers of the Federalist and he has been' so kind as Iq lend me hi, eo'pv of it, with Hie nam of the author of each numWr prefited in his own band writing, and with various corrections of the text" as made by hiin. self in those numbers which came from his pen I hope therefore, that I may escape the penal-' ty of Mr. Coleman denunciation, and that he will be candid enough to allow that Mr. Madi. son is quite as g.,,l authority in relatioo the aurhorsliip in question as Oen. Hamilton and ;lat in appealing tv the living memory of the former 1 inflict no injury on the memory sf the dead. . In addition to the Piiferalist, the volume . which a liberal patronage jtisiifi-s me in im! raediiirelv publishing, will contain the old act of confederation, the present e'o.itituiiri of the Uiined('8'.ate8 the letters ofPacificus by Geo Uamii.on, on Presidot Washington' proeia.' iniitioil of neutrality, and the teller ,.f H4Vi dus, writtlh (b .Mr .Miid:sn in reply t0 vV eilicus. 'nus-expiiiiitiiou, ,. I trust, will !te tisfaetory I6.lhe puhlic, ami fix their confidence" in the accuracy of the editio i whieh I offer them. . ...''. I am, sir, respectfully,, vour obi servt. J VC015 UiDBO, j inr, ; Frhfunry 2, 1818' '" 11UUAL ECONOUY. From the American Maijaz, ne f,r Jau 13 8 LOCUS V TREES Extract of a letter from Judge Mitchell tn Br. J'cevltf. Wh.'.i you visited PUndome in July last, I recollect your admiring my Nursery ofyouU lioeust Trees U that time about a foot hih.- The growing seas in is now oVpr aud I ct?u in. f.rm .you tlmt their appearance exceeds my most sanguine expectation. .1 planted. tiWreds about the fist of April last m tUe ntann?r before stated to you. and., have now misiy th ousands of young I0c11.1i trees' tha' ?i ive gr.ivvn fr .rn 4 to 0 feet very straight an lb-iTRiful, during the short pero"j of seven, m milts. ' 1 uve much to expect from these trees if they niriDv. hereaftr as they bivn d .na this sea-.n f which I hlve n " d.iiibt. i Ve rows i.tur leei a:irt. ami 1 lire ihiw ,iur eni n'irt m, I : ... ,t . . i-r..i ri. . ' ' "- i arii .1 i.c ullu.,3. e.e . ..0 u;v.o. , pr.l to tn.a them out, . Hs to leave ti-. m about lhan ta grams and a half. What aaeaqms-.u-feet in the rows, and keep them in W pom ite fineness was here ! and yet this is notln g tio i iboiit three season iet I th-. k nev when eompared to the web of a small spider, or ! wi y, ar .e i,,,., , wX 0)f f ; ' me .im iiiai issun.1 iruui me muuui , ny (,tiier place that is proper or conventet.t. from the e!. a source of wonder is. I t has loo? be- tnat in - loeust tree is so iiltle eoh, ;,ted na jt is. ir 19 ceil iiniv one 01 the m,il vaIiia ii. n,,r insts other' build nie. nr n ' is disproportionate and monstrous. Our lit. est MILLKDGKVILLK, JAN Y-31. Copy of a letter from gct.Mitckctt, Agent for In dian Affairs, to Governor Rabun, dated CttEliK AGKNCV, 28tllJAN. 181S. DEAtt sib I have but barely time t; an nounce to yon the oxecution of a Treaty with the Creeks on the 22d instant, by which they have ceded to the United States, for. the use of Georgia, two considerable tracts of land. The one lying to the East side of a line, to be run trow what is Usually called Jackson's lUw B.iLr an the Microscuue 'treaty. Li ne, by the head of a creek called by j ivY' n itti" the Indians Al,cas,a.a,iike, a direct' and the, IvbLlGLOUS. nearest course to the ticinulgcc river. The! creek referred to empties into the (Xiuulgee j Let us examine f bines with La good micros cope; aud w shall be immediately jconvinced j country afloptls, whether we conid uiai me iiuuosi power 01 an is only a eoueeai- reference to shin-bnildiass othei ..y.l..r.. :-. ; l .1 . . : ! - .3 sz-.'--. ".-v-v. xi-t .uirjui.-Hja ui n.ui lencing. 1 nave never neen ante fairly to as ol si"ht i aud thai our admiration of it arises i certain how long it will last for feucine. aWio' from our ignorance of what it really is. I have mud it in This valuable discoverer of truth will" prove gon is, that very f . w persons Uie a'sotheteut the most boasted performances of art tn be ill- ttg- to witness th fixing if a lr,eurt p ,sf. aod suapeu, ruggeti ami --uneven, as ir they were to e il deeiv or mi M tbrftni 11 lAfcTl id 'ill .f I'wnm hew i with an. ixc or struck out with a mallet ! Tn'tn n vri' lnnv h .hIVU .i.,iu,.. i . aou cnisse:, it will snow bungling, inequality & iniperieciioti in every part, ami that t lie whole when a ehesnut post in the same exposure will rol in 13 or less. , t ho little attention that has been given to the minittliira . i i I i it L. .1.... ii ' . 1 . 1 ," i"" 6 i'4aicu ueiiire uii in- culture or Hie locHsl trees is mure to ' be won- strument as mere daubing, postered on with dered t. whi p ..ir ;. i,,tvW. a trowel, and entirely void of beanty, either in little trouble it is cultivated partieularlv f.fter the drawing vr i he coloring. Our nx.st hhining varnishes, iir smotUhesl imlishinips. will Iip louuu to lie iruie roughness, full BIBLli AWEOUOrB. Poor Jack tha SaIor.- .At it l:ifi!v! ; i.P Qtkrtl. xtilirttin tiiion Dim llitnil mf I'.it n . . i . a ( . . . nuuv ikiii mi. uij, uuiu, ciuu n'i iu - jouc oi tut Auxiliaries ot the .'itula woeietv in a bove Blackshear's road but hoy far the-head sea-port town, a stranger begged ' permission A9 ' of it extends is uncertain although from its address the Assombly. He told the -follow -in sizer being considerable, it must of course i affecting story: . throw the line considerably above its fnoutli.7; "Tho "child of a : 'drunken sailor asked his fa The other tract lies between the Uijco,fou, :tner r,,r bread. Angry at his rxqoest, th'e, dis that,cliie,the, Appihichic and Chataluochie, 'n'tU' flt!"-r tned the child from him: with and is said to be of considerable extent and ",' fuot- x-rii!. ,fel1 from the cllff yauc . the sea. A oi lung eould be done to save him, The price stipulated f. ,r the two tracts is j'"."' "-t di,,ppcare,l : but the arm.f Hi, one hundred and twenty thousand dollars. v"c ro.v,:lcnfe rwUA over f . ,i i ' .1 i- l" pa-ee r.i wood drove near to which . he I expect to leave this tor Gt-urgia the first t..;,. . fl.,a(ed till picked up ova vea.el fair day, anil will then . have the pjeaire ?t the.,' under witiglj. The .Uiiid tmiZunlv-tU, presenting tor yotii' consideration an vxposi-j-the erow.hi name Was Juek : hui thef Kn tion of facts and circumstances atlending the tn uiity took creof hi:n. Poor JXek wis car present s are of affairs in tJie Creek Nation, jried out to sea -t and, as he grew up, was pro 1 upon wlrtcti yoti can rely; for, I perceive by j muted to :ii t on the officers, received insiruc thcjmhlic papt rVthTas usual, ftls iiiiprc8-1i,',,r,'i'y,.vrtsqu,iek and steady, nnd aerved sionsare entertained ami mere con ectutes ta- nm 8ei'n ''witli the enemy." In the last ken for- real facts. , ' s action, he was-appointed' to lake cans of the I am dear sir, with great esteem and rci- .rounded faoeii. He. noticed that one of them necfyimr very obedient ssrvan, Jhd a U.ble under his head this mau wasno " II R MITCH Iff T ' IP,eis,?d ,w,t" Jek' atleniion, that, when neat' "o-'-j- - -' , which uauneenuie means of reclaiming hiia jfrnrn the ways of sin. By some circumstances, roor jack recognized his own father in the penitent sailor !" ' The tale exeitod the most lively inteVest in the meeting. Every one xyas hanging ou tbo words ofihe SlrtTnger witb eager attention, when lie added with great simplicitynnd a modest bow Ladies and Oentlemen, lam Poor Jaek!' lhe trees have grown to a considerable sty.-. ud your eround nronerlv nrenared fur if. As vuu oi gaps auUjetjtoft the limber you wish to dip' . nv, or - j m tkv". use of, by keeping the ground enclosed,' j it i.:iinediately grows to a tiiiekei atnl in -!5 or ' 30 years it will be fit to eut' again and b a- ti.j)tirg this plan, they may be ki'pf growing at pleasure. , s i sa h b r on Mi tc u a ll. . MsExc'y Governor Rabun. UXPI.EASAX T LY TEU.IGKXCK. ' : " OfRce f the Georjri.a Jouhul, - MiUedjevillo, Jan. 3:). 5 . , An express from Geucral Gaines to the Ea ecutive, reached here thjs-morning, with the following unpleasant intelligent. Hehd-Q ut ters, IJ.u tfird, G i Jan. 28, 1313 Sir, I have just received a letter from Wil. liam Harris, Esq. of Telfair,; containing "the following painful intelligence of he massacre of Mr. Daniel Dikes and his family, by a par ty of Indians, on jhe St; Tilla',' forty miles irom ieti.ur court tiome Air. Hrris adds Literary Intelligence NEW EDITION OP THE FED ERA LIST. To the Ed tor of the City of Washington Ga- Xi'iie. tbat tereas reason to apprehend snm: other -j Mr. Elliot ,--Th Editor of tho WVto VorX- v FftLA? 'MORNING, FEORXAtlY 13. 1818. -,' - -..f.Uv . '-. '"' ffAvjVF.fi Hotter, 23 10 UJ5i"flo;'ir. 7 to 3 ; noik 7 to 3 ; corn !)!l. .3 5'Jtp 4; whisSwy 5) to CD; b.-afvty, nrile 6i to 80 j peach 'J to 90.. ; t : ;" . IVVminsrton, JunS) . --lltittcr 25 toSb centSi hramly. ..peacl 7ffJ:) -'PP t (,!, (scarce) 32 Vobcco 7 50 to a 5J ; Sr. -. ,.,.-k i rrt : unr.l.. A.) ll t)ilt tT. 2t) iiriiHi , jJt iivn, w i " i ri' i .- - to '2Si citpt 71 to 80 1 cotton, 2 t'ol,; H un, 7 m w H fthx seed, t rOto 2 10; otits, 4 50; s.ift, ..t" -tobacco, 6 to 8 1 wheat i 35 1 I 6 ) ; wL.sk. y, 8 t ;W. . ..?' -rx."-.,, . .Yewbern, Jaft 24.-- nutter.35 it'brtyi appteJ f pcacn, 6j co'oAi a.)ur,-9talUi tobacco,-g6. ? L", ': ; -ir : . llasK'Un,.y. C- Feb. 5. potter, :3DV $ Brandy,4?-) 55 t,,6;i a'J. 5 to llj wlwtH50i coro. t.to t l'J ; tobacc-), olob' whiskey, 6D to 65 t bwitv.S to 29. , ROM OUE COBRESPON PENT AT VA8I1INOTO. . Naturdari. Jan. 31, ISIS. Tlie past Wffki'htit4 "been m bu .z-A at' ile -"e lime as iinintenstinit a week of dts..-: -sion a "j" W f..r Litis sti&Nk- Tle EH rovuling i.r the n.w -. ry and arrest Af fugitive servaou anl n ?grocs u. . the far r:-citerpart of every day, : id was not pi " . t-Vi;Jay vCnitiir.!Tha discussion aro,e ch.-t fl; : oSe;her out' Of legal d:stuicfins in the .let u, . prtntiple of the i being contested only on oik oi . .-. dHys.-vihen Mf.Tulter and N.r rro:i? opposed .ton'" noitod. but weiH. aiuwcre.1 b Mr. Cob j an J Mr. W 'in a manner so innch morcoarnwble to the 1 .the lasie and opitiions of ilie m yarrtf, W '''"ycr. sitioMwOMced effect, i Two arnndnv-nts. . m 6td I;y Mr. R.r.h. tlicflther -by -Mr. Storr, arid unquestionably were what aU vmen.1 ,. , .-al Improvements: t,f 'the -bWt -. I be ""U- .:, Anally, not exceeding ten t!.oosnd dollars, to yi
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