A
tue iieavena weir uumnug. imuhubj
W j!?Bf,. A part of the body and
" .. ",i..ot. and
.. AT.
:."pr l ..,ir.'i.1.i5iih. arriwd at Lewia'a. Some of
rt o . j i s i:r. k.likd .. call cut nnoh the old lad v to try If
i" . ... -;.. eiioaoreicu dhib j ..-------.--- r .... ,.' ..
. . .1.1 r..,1 A,t an mum nl IhP rnhlttrl
UVJ OUUiK UUU -u j g - -
bat they discovered nothing. That nighi
they lodged, about miles below Lewis's
.-.tii .tnflamu'tV. brand) of Sinnama-
IMVIHbl " ; m r
ssin5 '..i .; of a bee were taken
S nd he suffered exeruei-
ufa"" ..i ,i,v Wr Attracted 1 Lis
it,n P ... h.vi.lv inflamed.
,f a Mt&from a Rhode-Islander
Kltoivn. date fjuly U WO.
?i c'orrivt.1 in Kiehmond on Thars-
K.l Hind in .he United State.!
re"1 'L four ,naeiou building forming
;l!fe whir compose ibe establish.
'i.am.-tr.xrfiiirTM
.yai;i,iriiL fin
1' V: .. .h, aster part of the e.ty,l
, nUeei veryaimilaMooselfi
flU'" P :.i,i uhi fl walkioa the
? fctrcet Uichmond.you almost .
Kurifalf itt Providence, e reaem.
F , is .o great ; the bulk of the lious
llanf " o kit,-. IV west
if v
Wive
II... Ll. I h lllll.
;.. vaiipv uriu " ......
.... -sw-lF toiudze of the mftgnifi-
; or ihe CH,,itol, whirls bilt of ree
1 .hen Hell ynu that the edifice
and the iron fence whicn
nearly
or
.1.:. mr.oi S huildine. von are
i II lb owivw a'
of flotemnily at be
fllll a. uvS .
wet, got into it haat ttKieji teempaaicd thfi i It appears thai William tt Bell, of N.
party, nntil he had disengaged himself. Carolina, wa among the number of youug
1 lie enieacy oi lite iqveniion in preserving gem u mm seicciru, oi mc nauuus
life was Very appareut, it keeping llieition of cadets, (WesUPoint) asbeing wor-
8t 250,t'0O
f ... Ij i!a nrppn.
II"
kiite'ing
it""' " Ti.-.lu :-r ti.fi
Mdslrinus
ir'l 1,1 IUO TCI
'..i.i.. r.eiikii. iiirrouuueu uy u
viTHiline be stands id a iery erect,
booing i hiving detcrminetl ta return by
tha way;of the Bi?-lland. Friday al
noon, they reached the. junction of B :-...
net fiid tho Driftwood bfonch of the
aianainahoniag. and crossing Hie latter,
leflt miles down, they rtceiveil intor
natinn which led them t 'believe that
Uiey had at last got on the right trail of
at leant two of them, answering the -Mes-erip
inn of lwis and Connelly. They
immediately wheeled and pursued with
redoubted ardor,v np the Drif -wood
branch, haying aseer'tained that lo be thu
course, and aliont one hour before sunset,
came up with ibo object of their pursuit.
There werVtwo of them at a man's house
by the name of atauel Smith busily eu
gaged shootins; at a mark with some pre
sent. The p'usse received.the first infor
mation of the pursued4 from a man by the
name of Kroofci ; "him Ihey took olong
a a guide and he being well aecjoaiutnl
with tha eoairy, ledthi ptte around
the bouse on tboiop of ateep hank where
they eoold easily aver look, the others,
without being , tiotieed, themselves r
Prompted by.bunianity, tbapnss Mn,nest
edlr. Brooks to. go baek and give no-
abort distance from the honseilo proceed j Vb.ard side. BeU een the two sits the
life
wearers above the water as fur a the
breast, and enabling them to move with a
very trifling exertion. It is very portablr,
and would therefore be a valuable part of
the bagnge of tboe crossing the lakes i
and" large rivers of this eciitinenr. on.i
which, when in danger of aceident, the
traveller might gird himself with thiszuie,
and pntting his money and some pmvsion
in abag suspended frftim his neck or tied on
his head, float sesurely amidst the otorm
till driven towards , shorn or Wcotired by
som vessel. Nay, at sea, slight m is
the ehanco of those beneath whose feel
their vessel has n!c yet stlt this instru
nient might give ti hope a feeble glimpse
of safety, M protraj the struggle between
life ami death, till some auxiliary stepping
in to reic!: 5 tho former.,-
JVl?ttr frotiTfee.rejneV (we learn) plies
between Longueiland tho foot of the cur
rent, a boat about twenty-sit feet in length,
and carrying eighteen perMm; wltich.
though impelled by one m'vn onlv. is said
to s-iVpass, in speed, the Team Boat, ihat
nasses a ten htirso power its irxiving
principle is very simple ; paddles, similar
to those of a steam boat and connected by
an mis pasting through the centre of the
boat, are made t revilveby a rank plac
. ed jiaibe fttarboard, while the vessel is
II wheel attached to the
thy to have their names inserted in the
army register of the United States. We
find also that lie has been Appointed .24
The Dittoing Boil. Wa h&ta'bt
surprized to find some, of our raost'n
peetibie gazettes giviog eurreuey to a si
ry, the object of wJiich is to induce L ,
lief in the inslrumentality of 'a fort'
hazh twigt held in a certain posiiioni
discovering spriugs or eollecliona of w ,
lieutenant of ordnaaue, to take rank from ter tinder ground. This is one of Ibo
the 1st-in:. ; superstitions which belong to t&a oia
. .. inula, auu uuui uuih u.vu, uv v
From a lute B iltimore piper, eontain-; not, long ago exploded. . Seriously id e
iiiK a ilefailed re ri irtof tne examtnatinn iploy arstument agaioat.any bypolbesiS
aDsuru, wouiu ue o misuse oi time, a
an abuse of the reader s patienee; pi
to jhe bouse nnd secretly eause the , wa-
Minified position, with a eanem his right
law!, and t bis left side are a plough, a
Sbnd a round bundle of 13 sticks,
'i- nerDemTienlarlv. represenltng
.1 . .i...i 5 utiitps. on which bis kit hand
Mtlv reclines, and on and ii ound which
i.-.nreid a lrge flowing marile 5 e
Lmnnttllifl '.VttS done in France, and is
itmtMi eseeuten lue.cuei ut .. .
tii fifty thousand -Milan. iu uc U1
niehfsinthewall is an elegant marble
but of the distinguished La layette, who
fcyht so valiantry for the Americans, I
took view also f the exterior of the
milnraental church, erected on the spot
tliere the theatre was burnt. I he build-
in is magnificent in front oi tne rnurcu
itamii a marlile monument, on which are
imeribed the names of the unhappy per
iuiwbo perished in the fiames."
olnw5 'ri i,hB(l ; the
Ig ll UB 111 UC IV si I t t
. .e ntr.nn. stHndinst moii and phihlreiLlaiftUf eJlhlTluoori.
pedestal, surrounded bynTrhi man name was Shepardj and
whnn told bv Mr Brook Si lie swore mat
not a ha r of Lewis's head should he
hurt," rtisht d op to the bouse, arid gave 1
immediate ii ice to them. Thia was per
reived hv soinoof the Doase, and before
time could be embtneed lo make off, they
all rushed down the bank, simultaneous
ly t-. the-house, and some of tnem recog
nising LewiR) called to him, as also Con-
nelly, hy came, to surrenuer peaci-mij,
r . i a It a-nA4
stating that they mourn oeweu uuitu,
Connelly aworo by his Saviour, that he
would blow them all to lieu iewii seiz.
ed a gun and snapped it twice, , but did
not go oft. Connelly at the aamo mo
ment fired his point' blank at one of the
posse, and Lewis having got another gun,
fired also. The volley was quickly re
turned bv the rosso, and another request
was made for them to surrender ; but ut
tering threats of defiance, they refused,
and called aloud for them to fire away ;
at the same time again discharging their
guns at the posse ; which was immediate
v roomed. Lewis fell shortly after.
Connelly started and ran i He was fired
at when retreating through a grain fiold.
over the ereek, and was alterwaru inunu
hid in a tree ton. At first he denied that
l.a una tha mflll IcnoWM bv the Dime of
i' " - -4 iti
Connelly, but shortly after acknowledged
it
man, whn thus impel by the right hand
and steers by I ho left. Wn the same plan
hive been mud. tow. others, one of wlfich
we have aeeo. "f c t"4 w -
y!i -f. j.f -V' y- t.
Irom the Bellefont (Pa ) Patri it .
THE ROBBEHS TAK.EN.
Cavture of Lewis end . ConntUy,and the
In our lust we gave a brief statement of
the travels of Lewis, Connelly and M'
Oniret within the bounds of thil county.
tt then left tbem journeying on the
oad, or tather on the mountains, leading
Ssm this to the Big Island. Since tbat
wr.il kun niukU lo prna tn niir
toestion, and shall now eloso their tra
Ms in a manner which wfc are persuaded
will rejoice the hearts of every honest,
tell meaning member of society. .
H appears, that after reaching Bald
Eele creek, they stole a canoe, and-pro-...Vu.t
.i..wn ih name until within a short
Island: leavinethe
ereek, thev encamped near the great roadj
and it is supposta, uemg
carrying their burdens, consisting of the
emli taken-out of the wftgon belonging
t.. rWmmond and Page, they resolved to
lurn a portion of them, at least. l ie
smell having drawn some persons to the
spot, a discovery took place, which end-
nit in itia 1 1 lr i i fl? ft fMGuire: He did not
IM issv -
tfltbis real nBice un-il after he was corn
mi ted to prison ; he then acknowledged
to it ; said that he had escaped lrom
Chambprshurg prison with Lewis j re
fuspito give any information about his
Dompanions, other than that they were ac
tually Lewis and Connelly, Until others.
A quantity of goods were found near the
rond. distant a short space from those
hiimine; thb same day, nnd among them
tvts a check shirt, seen on M'Ouire the
dej before, which gave the clue to his
aoitM'ni Wit one of the robbers. I hat
-Might eome guriwerje heard to go off,
tlieadjicent hills, and loud whistles were
rrneat'edU heard. This-no doubt, was
tlif! enncerted pjan in case of separation,
to find ote another again. The next
morning. Wednesday, 23th June, Lewis
suit f!nmift!!v crossed the river, and at a
nnue close, bv sot their breakfast and run.
some bullets. Tti ,
On Monday night tie 26lh o June
word r ached this town, that on the pre
ceding ilny (9nndy) threcmeii were een
on th. nt. f Mimcv mountain, supposed
" to he th imnft who had committed the
A ; " " DaSTOXf Jftr 17' '
: LrVTE NEWS.
0 Brion't f.xpetimto the Spanish Muitte.
Bfv'he brig i Argui, arrive! t .Portsmouth,,
from "Bermuda; the editors .of , the-Oracle '.have
received .Jamaica papers to the 12th J mis
' Tliey state that an engapemem ian (Mace mi
the 25th May between the loyalists and the, In.
dependents at llio de la rtache. tlie former com
manded by Col. Sanches de Lima, and the latter
by Col. Montillo, after being jvarmly enffajred
for two hours, with an armv of ?ruO men, against
TOO, tho tto) alis,ts retreated to iWorino, Willi the
loss of 180 men, and the independents lrvrt , 30
men in killed and wounded. '. the termination
of the contest, 'the officers of the Independent
forces, applied to ttrion for their pay, but he did
not comply with their demand, and fearlul that
they would smite agiinst' them on board several
vessels, and then sail-jd from tlii above port.
The town of llio tie la tlacne was set arc iu
on the ni'ht of UiclUi June, and the fori blown
tip, Supposed to have been none Dy uie m-ucis
Brion, who it..waa toiyt'ctured b.agonetoSt.
Miimintrii.
The'town of Aveira, near Itio de la Hache, wa&
set fire to and bum! on the 15th May by the Inde
pendents. TfiiTTroops evinced a Rood deal ot in
subordination, a id all communica'ion was cut
off with tire interior,
-Several-hundred persons belonging to the ex
pedition had arrived in Kingston in the greatest
possible distress, without the smallest pecuniary
means to alleviate thei wantj-
at. St. Maryia-r coltega,- we learn, mat
Messrs. 'Lewis Letotj, of AVashing'on, N.
Carolina and Alexander Gaston, ot New
bern, disting'iished themselves in various
branches of study. Lewis Leroy in mu
sic iibl&ined the tirst premiuiti for excel
lence, on the violin. The teachers on
this inrirumeut are the two celebrated
Messrs. Ncnuirigcss. At St. Mary's col
lege are taught, besides the ordinary
classical course, (he French Italian, Ger
man, Sp;itiis!i and Portuguese languages,
fencing, dancing, music (vocal and instriH
mental,; &c. jff r
- ffv .-"i
To prevent if possible, the repetition of ques
tions which are extremely disagreeable t me, 1
wish it published, that 1 am not and heVefbad a
thought, of being a c mdaUjc for lb assembly. :
iiesie.nuij F
U l ith,July VriLUoJH fEC3Lv
It i4 now generaliy understood, thttrif nft urr.
expect - d Iosh is sustained by thu Oaok of the U
States, between this time and the first Monday in
Jaiui u v next, a d v uU'iid will then ba declared on
the capital stock; and that the: Directors will
tfitsreaj'ter continue to declare regular semi-annual
dividends. This impression, and the certainty
I-that all the past JosJieahave-Jictu-mQt'ethan.iiaU
fenced by h prohu wlucli iiave accrued, and that
the stock has been restored to its full value, has
already raised its market price above par, and it
may rmw be expected that th-price will continue
gradually sna sieapuy to increase; uniu uie uivi
dend shall be declared. Jialt. Fed Gai.
The Great Desideratum. To prevent from
destroying turnips, idways choose a piece ot poor
land for your turnip natch, ploughand narrow it
until you get it very fine, then manure it well with
ashes or veil rotted stable manure ; sow your tur
nip -need wdlJ)uoM m,i;' that yon may see whe
ther you sow it too thick or too thinly i then har
row in the seed with an iron tootti hairow ; be noi
afraid ot putting them too deep if you bush tjem
in, they are scarcely covered ; they are up before
the root has taken any hold, and lying on the sur
face of the ground s they noarly all perish i lie first
dry spell that follows after their ccming up, and
you find it very convenient, .without further in
quiry, to cry out On ! the cursed fly has eat up
all my turnips ; but choose poor land, make it
fine and rich, and-cover your seed deep, and-the
fly will fly away to your neighbors. The advice
here rriven rests on the authority and practice of
an experienced cultivator on the Iteisterfowln roaa";
who has not missed a crop ot turnips tor thirty
years. For the common tnrn'p sowed betwetn the
aOtn and tne last aay fi juiy. ii you wani ir.eni
sweet, a Week or tenduys later will make them so.
American Farmer.
haps, wo ought not to say (.his, When, wil
m a few uioulbs, a series, of labored
Suys havttppearedr' . laBd alj
edited paper, in yi
lion of the theory f .' ... '
which, in its geherc ' , ; ttioist .
philosophical aaM t .- of the Ui.
Uod. if, howe' yr, the reader it d.
ed to amuse himself at the eipenae c,
belie vefs in witcheries of this detcript
fie tlU Itfrouch to interest Mm in
Novel of ThtAntiguaru, in which is dn
to the lifts the. character of the prdfes
adept in astrologieaTmysticism. f he f
car belief in eaaeos ana like superstiti
Y . . ... . J" .fx. J .
have teen neany ; uissipaieu id ioe f
ftreia of letters and the conieqaenl i
? k it. ' t. r ..
largemeni oi toe spuer- s reason. ,
this effect tho discoveries in Chemist
darine the last od present century, he
not a lima comriouicu. reojne uo i
now.a-daVs expeetttf beeoroe sUdde
ricu oy unuing occuii treasures inuioa
by dreams ; a murderer is no longer j
pected to be discovered by the eingea
blood of his victim flowing afrabb at,
appro!b j and it is pretty generally j
lieved, mat tne oniy way io i&ceriaia i
presence' of water at any distance be
the surface of the earth, is by digging
burins for it, where superficial evidei
is wanting. Nut. Int.
BUTIXOSB. JttT 1
We observed tbat Dr. .mo G. Hull, the
pectable tather ot the uiitortuwe younjp,
wuu rjeveiiujr ui.fi".-i ""-n
on the 4di ot July last, i rreaaent m ml
cat Society of Oneida county, jYevi'lork, .
Postscript.
I
out or toe lieuse to the robbers, rendy load
edOn examination it ws foundujiat a
bullet had peuetrated ConnellyVjgroio,
close below his belly, on the left side, and
descending had come out at the outside of
the right thigh.- Lewie was wounded in
the left thigh and in the right arm. a lit
tle above the wrist. Having arisen uieir
To-the Editor of the Norfolk Herald.
GlBRAIrAH, MAY ti 1820.
oui tiv IwfurtnaUrtH Iricndis
of the olllcers attached to, the AmericHn
squadron in 4he Mediterinneaii, I beg
you to insert the following paragraph in
vottr paper, it being enpited from the
Malta Gazette, of May 1th. 1820.
" Arrived in this port last evening,
the United States' ship Spark, Captain
woundsVithall the skill and care ol which perry, from a Cruize. The Spark did
thev were cnpahle, they purchased a ca 0tajn IVatiqtie. but merely cuiomu-
nicated with tlm American consul, anu
nn and nrenared lo move them down the
river. They found a part of the stolen
goods With them; some of which were
concealed in 'Smith's hoii9e under a bed.
They then pushed off with their prisoners,
whom they treated with all possible care,
tenderness and humanity, and on Sunday,
tho 3d of July instant, landed near tne
Big-Island, in Lycoming county. They
carried the prisoners to M Karksadden's
tavern, being the nearest pablic home ;-
where they were attended by wree pnysi
cians and a minister of the gospel. Eve
ry thing in the power of man was done
for them; but Connelly's wound having
produced a rhorlihcation he uieu inai
night in gloomy stillenni ss. Lewis'
wound were dressed arid appear to oe uo
ing well : bis recovery, however, is con
sidered doubt I ul. . .-
An inquisition was held on the body oi
Connelly, under the siiperinleodancy of
justice Irvine. After "a lull esamiatioo of
the body ami the, witnesses, the justice
ml innupst found that -be died-nf the
wound in the groin and his thigh, and
that it was made by' a bullet discharged
from a gun in the hands or some oi me
passe; hut which of tbem was not known;
that the posse fired at him in their own de
fence, and in discharge of their duty.
It seems Connelly was some time in the
peniteiiliarj, und it'is said, thatheis there
registered by the name of Donnely. They
have many accomplices in uimu Ltcj
United States' Dank. Weare sorry to
perceive, as we tfiThlcYP"""'" revi
ved svecu'ations in the Stock of the Bank
of the United Siates. After rising rapidly
from 97 to 103 l '2 for each share of one
hundred Hollars, it is by the last eastern
mail reported at 103. It i not in the
power of tha Managers of the Bank to pre
vent this flucluation, do what they will -nor
of nny other corporation that we know.
All that honest men. unskilled in the mys
teries of trade, can do in the case, is, to
look slurp about them before they either
buy or sell stocks, of this or any other
description. J'at. Int.
IMPORTANT INTELLtGfcNCB.
From the New fork Evening Post
SAfraBAv, ivti 2' i
K ' . . fXT. hiv. .art. 1 Vff I Kv thr 3 . c
roretgn newt. ..-.w . -- - j
Martha, sm&tain Sketchley, from Liverpool, wl
" h". it ft on the 15tb June, London papers tol
t:uhand Liverpool to the 15th inblusive. J
- - jt mi A a - -- tnMtinrf vnttl -
ii appears, 11 mi mitn.'i"i, . T "j r t
hoth Enaland and France, and tares tr
the reposcjjLboth. In England the opiKij
have assumed a bold stand on the auleotlih
Quseh igs nst the king, ber husband j they
bably have advised her in all her mOvemeny
welt in the great step he has taken m coW
to London, as in all minor actioiu. In sdvd
' insr ber cause tiicy hav probably taken U4
P . . : . -t. ..c... . 4l.A r..-ti
polar side, ana suca i)-ar i to ,
the enthusiastic plaudits she seems every
to have been received ?vivh. Whether the Q
,,...! or not. we nossess no means of judg
H would be presumption, therefore to, h
. at imv rate, she must and will be?
sumed innocent, titl her guirt w made to p
The English people will in the first instancf
moved by that generous compassions for a Wl
that they believe injureu, tno-ign accucu w,i
it has beert observed, is to too apt to steal ji
the spirits and impose upon the judgment f
honest man. We wait for.furtherdisclosur;
It liVunr It w ;n .p seen the snirit of disii
faction is abroad and justify the apprebev
that serious mischief i a brewing- t
borc away for Sicily. We have, howe
ver since understood that she has has
te'ned to rejoin tbs squadron, "Which f 'ie
has left off Syracure her commodore ha
ving, it would appear, declined visiting a
British port, in consequence of his late
unfortunate difference with" the Govern
or, of Gibraltar.
This squadron, we have been in
formed, is returning from a cruize of 50
days along the coast of Barbary having
touched at Algi's, Tunis and Tripoli.
It is imagined that some d fliruljyjias a
l isen with the American go.vei ninent and
the Regency of Tuns, from thecircum
stancu'of Caiif. lVrry.of the Spark, ha
ving been sent ashore by the Commo
dure, to have a personal interview with
the BcyV'
Ilrspcctfully, JOHN THOMSON.
We have seldom found a greater want of i
rnr.v m tintnt of dates, than in th. nesnoi,
. ' . . m
ine betore us. uut we nasien 10 sy. uh n
he has raised, from about ten acres of
land, the prodigious quantity of 133 )
bushels of shelled corn, averaging 235
bushels per acre; the field was ueWly
turned up prnirie ; the seed was brought
from Kentucky ; it was planted in May,
in hills about four feet apart, and Was
three times ploughed.'
In the Kaskaskia Ga2ette, published
in the state of Illinois, is a letter from
a Mr. Blak-man, addressed to Henry 8. as we can gather, the (Jueen reached Dover 0
IVidse. ei. Secretary of the Agricultural 5th of last month, and London on the day Hi
... u . -,.,... , ,1,,., .1,. rnllMiinc mrtliL'i
Hoe etv. Mr. H akein&n states, that S 111 11 ,C, Y ---o
FUlDAt MOBNINO, JULY 2S, 18'20.
ruUery.Righlly judgiPB. ,UP art of tl.e country, who remain at home
pn.ed that were one oi -them L;tv.s, ' , J,ntionar and numbers who arejirowl
tvluch tbrrc was not any certainty, , j f , f tl)0 citizens
..ld steer for SinnamabonH.g; nntfiiub- "5 tlorjl,
The Council of State will be convened in this
place OnMonuay the 1 ith of August for the pur
pose of fdling the vacancy on the Superior Court
Bench, occasioned by the resignation -of Judge
Murp:
lii-.n;r.-i Win mcited a few resolnte,
eonrceous r.nd patridtic men, determined
'ft have them if they remained on eria
I'inna It was determined in the first
by tne
Hire,
viRlieit
. , s .
in n to sinnnmniioBiiiK,
O . ' .'J.,!.,..,..ll,.p
i mutp. wliere ijewma iiivihi
livW B'rd irrofsible reatli tlint before
iiiem. Accordingly, the follt',w.ing-pet-spip;
fninv ihi Irwp, oil well armed,
stated on the meritorious expedition :
- Jami M' Gl ee, coronet of the county I
-li feph Biitl' r Jdhn. Hammond pnrt on
ercf'tir.. piniidered wagon; William Ar
ti?r, I'oVvef, Leb, arid Veter Deisel. On
i'e way thev were joined by Ai'd.tew
Vt"a!.l:..,, S9mne'l Camel, William Tlan-
h. .I.'ho Kuhusnnd I'eter Under. .
On Tuesdav n-g''1 they fenehed Kar--.tbawj
' -fdi'esday night they eiienioped
laitnstfiUerBeai, tLe Vnrlh tcired und
other in
hint Utile hand in Centre have done, we
will soon get rid of them. It is surely
the duly of.. every good citizen, and every
honest man, to hunt down srieh monsters.
Foreign.
-'- , JiONTRFAL, 15.
Life prescrved.-illa feuuirday last, at fl
P. M. Vas made a trial -of Butters Life
Preservers-manufai'turcd by Mr. ifely,
of this citt. Three pcrsous, equipped
with therrif entered the river at the. little
island, and a warn down the current to w ards
Mr. Campbell's timber wharf, which 2 o f
them reached in ihirty.five minuites, al
though agninst a hewi wind. . The third,
haviue iiiadverlenitfv le'ft bis cravat oft, ' &
feeling much incommoded when it became
AfUacULTUItE, COMMERCE 8c
MANUFACTURES. -We hve tak-n
an npportunily of inserting this week,
the Speech of Colonel H. G. Burton, re
nrnaptiiAtivn in conefess from Halifax,
against the famous tariff bill, as it was
called. The hill, our readers will re
member, was nothing less than a bold at-.
tempt to gi ve an undue patronage to xjer
Imin branches of American manufacture
at. the expense of permanent interests or
agriculturo anu commerce, una wo
hi done by an extravagant increufe of du
lies on imports m suori, n sickiy ei
of the old exploded restriction system,
was thus-to win its way to vigor ami
fulness of growth. But the two great
est branches of American, industry had
rriends in congress 4o cleiir,sightcd and
hrm to be temptedrir caught by so dange'r
.,na ii 1 ran. And ' we thiiiTubey deserve
the applause,-of All who have fheLsolid
. . . a s ". . . . i: I
prosperity ol tae wnoic B.nroui: ncau.
sent by the king tb parliament :
" ffeorire 11.
". The king thinks it necessary, in congea,
of the at rival ot the queen, to commiiic(
the house of lords cemin papers respectin
cniullir't flf her maiestv since her departure
this kingdom, which he recommends to' in,
mediTeanoTs?.rious consideration of the houj(
1h kiiiirhaa filt the most anXlOUS deSi
avert the necessity of any disclosuresarld dJ
sions wtuch must be as paintui to ais peoit
thpv nan he to himself -. but the steo now tali.
T ma tnki-tf ao r Pli inf tWt i I rrtv(l ri rvn f i 4a I . f. ln,.nn h'.m tv. uttaMn.! iV -,-
s. sn isci aaLi.imi.iiii 11 r a iiiiiii iiaia an ' ihm uurr.ii iraici mill nu aiit,iiivivi
us, that the story of a Duel, fought with ! ' The King has the fullest confidence tr,
' , . ... . ' Ti - -consequence of this communication, the J I
miiKKoiH, m-iwmrtwo resjimaoie gen of Lo'ds w,n ,dopt that course of prdc
tlemen of Virginia, as pulmcd Upon thewhich the justice of the case, and the I
Plflitara nf h ItnlfimofP nuiu.r. and roni. and diznity of his Majesty's crown may retj
m- - I I - 7 ' " j- -- --- - - - .j - f m
ed into thin and other papers, is a hVse LoM imwo "
r . . .. . s - i be appointed to examine his majesty f;Of I
lauricatiotl.- J(lt. int. ; jcious message.' This motion was made tffj
V r P ! der of the day, for the Monday following j
rhipf 7lirp Mnrhnt rditmnt that day. was, ,xm nis own mouon yM
Uiiej jusi ice mm snai. a pleasant Frid;V lhe 16th. Thus die matter resty
anecdote Is related, of this venerable Queen was received with great applause., fl
.Judge in'a late Virginia paper. Which, populace; aad the Iting seems aeiermmey
shows in an agreeable light his" Himnlicii fu- 3.l
. ii 4 eiiicriaiiicu ."
tyrand-unass timing character. Fart . of the ,ieen must fall.
the crew of lite Venjzuelian privateer -- " "-"
brig WilsoiT, Were lying 'a!'. Norfolk and riiivUi Hillsborough, on the
annt mi In l ii liinmwl fi, fin nvtuninml bp. .r u i. ,,.-t bv thf Rev. John Withe
fore the Chief Justice on the 'charge of John Scott, m xas i
violating the laws ol the U. b. concern- z M Chanel Hill, on tW to h inst Mr.
inir enlistments. The chief justice tf ifi ' tn Jone: - to 'Mi Elizabeth Eenderttn,.,
pensed with all unnecessary formality on xefof M.j. pleasant liffjaerron..
the occasion and held his court for lhe
examination of the prisoners ott board -
the steam boat, which lay two miles
from his place of rcdidenco, and to whicli
ho repaired on foot.
"THE ART OF CUTi.EltY.- Some beafttifwl
specimens of the art oK C.u-ilc-ry have lately-been
imported by Mr? Cresu-ick, 'corner of William
and Carden streets. They are from the nianufae
tory ot his brother in Hirmmgham. Among the
number are" two penknives, containing each fifty.
iwo iiigirunieins, moving on twenty-siX spring
and fifty-two joints, of0the most exquisite work
manhhip, mountedJnetiTd. tortoise shell, and ino-
ther of pesrl Neither of tbem exceeds an inch 1
m length, and weigh 12 grains by the scales
of the Manhattan Uank- The following are.some
of the instruments each knife contains ; ten.'pen
knive blades, primers, erasers, hooks, grafters.,
s.iws, fcc 8M5. : Mr. Creswick expects to receive
:.n a short time, a penkniff, far more ctir'i'ouiLin its
'onslructipn, containing four .hundvid blades.1 fits
iits'ruments ar of a. Mipferinr "constrotinn pnd
tcmpu ament.-'t' Y; Et. i"Vr.
Masonic.
A "diiieonrne will hejlejiverod b
V thpr Davib VinTo, In th
House, on Saturday the-5th of Auguajj
nVU?k A M before ITiiam lwlfe-No 40L
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The B-ilil c ate respectfully inriiea ro
- y ordery - - , "
JOSEPH RAMSEY. Sec'y
J.ily 25, 1820 . y.;J 271
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