had their breeding places on the spot
Instead of iron being found there, u ly
ing on the surface in heaps, and in con
siderable quantities," no iron was lound
either there or elsewhere ; iron was
heard of at some distance in the moun
tains, but not "in heaps," the whole
being confined, by the report of the
Esquimaux, to two single pieces. It
is true, these pieces turn out to be
meteoric, and to contain nickel ; but
professor Brande, who determined
this, determined also, that the coloring
matter of the snow contained a large
portion of uric acid, and concluded (for
he was ignorant of the fact of the mul
titudes of birds) that it could only have
been given by the excrement of birds.
FnOM TIE CHAItLESTON CnciUEIt.
"Ve in Charleston are subject to many priva
tions and inconveniences frjm our unfortunate
position in the southern quarter of the Union.
All foreign intelligence comes to us, like a
squeezed lemon, thro' the hands of our northern
brethren, who receive it fresh from the other
side of the water. All the domestic events of
great interest occur at the north nothing mar
vellous happens in Charleston, and nobody of
consequence comes to see us. 'Vc cannot see
the Stearn-Vrigate nor Sea-Serpent nor the
V cst-romt Cadets nor be invited to a dance on
board of a 74. Wc never saw Cooke, nor Air,
nor Joseph Bonaparte, nor Jerome, nor the Al-
bincss, nor Miss Caruboo nor Doctor Mitchell,
nor Professor Everett nor any of the protcn
ouj prodigies of the age. V'e have no white
mountains, ncr green, nor blue. We have no
falls of Niagara, nor of Passaic, nor Cohoes no
springs of lJallstown, or Saratoga, of sulphur or
of iron no bridVes, natural or artificial no ru
ral villas of repose no elegant rendezvous f
the ashionable, the learned, or the lair. o
have no lobsters, nor salmon, nor currants, nor
gooseberries, nor wallfmit, so tempting to the
eye of the fortunate Bostonlans. If there is a
procession, whether for the bones of Mo.ntcom-j-rv,
or of I'aine, or of Andre, we sec nothing
ut all cf it. In short, we are kept in the dark
completely as if we were nobody. Even the
eclipse comes to us after it has been gazed upon
by all, at the north, who choose to look at it.
And yet, in spite of our deficiences, we have to
pay the taxes, and support the public burdens
as much as it wc were more fortunate. What a
pity the nation moves not on a pivot, so that the
iJbuth might occasionally take the place of the
Xortli, and we come in for our share of the West
Point Cadets, the Sea-Serpent, and the other re
galia of the Republic !
exhibition room as our own, and vUit
it whenever we felt the inclination.
POLITICAL HISTORY.
XIIOMTHE NEW-TORI! EVENING TOST.
It was remarked by President Adams,
a few years ago, that the history of the
American revolution was lost. His obser
vation created much surprise at the time
it was made, but experience daily proves
that it was founded in truth. When a
great political change takes place in a no
tion when the fundamental principles of
a government arc subverted, and anew!
constitution is established, and when the
INTELLIGENCE.
Jfe comes, the herald of a noisy world,
News from all nations lumb'ring at his back.
FliOM ENGLAND.
new-York, aug. 29. Last evening the
schr. Orbit, captain Macy, arrived from
Liverpool, whence he sailed on the 28th
of July ; to which day the editors of the
Commercial Advertiser have received
their regular files of papers.
Great preparations were making at JLiv-
whole, too, is produced by the free exer-! crPoh aml other towns, to celebrate the
: r . . I, 1 : , ;cinp" o rnmnntmn.
i-iiu ui jjuuiiu upimou, mere must uc a
thousand secret springs whose latent ope
ration is concealed from the human eye.
What man. let us ask, in the political the
atre ot the present hour, can open the
.;mg s coronation.
At Manchester, twenty oxen and sixty
sheep, with 400 barrels of ale, are to be
distributed amongst the populace. At
New Castle, a pump naming with wine
journals of the old Congress of 1776, and wil1 be ?Pen to thc public, and three
tc lis the h storv of those able and do- PM win aiso run aie.
j -
qent state papers, which called forth that
memorable culogium of the immortal
Thc Prince's Dock, at Liverpool, which
was to be opened on thc coronation day,
.- - - - - 1 1 . , i i
Chatham that ranked our patriots with the "af "cc" lc" 'ca.rs 1,1 ouimmg. . .
hits of the Grecian states? 1 iiC L'on theatres are to be thrown
r t t rx elopse before the stomach of voutur Na-
paper of thc 28th of June - tn ntpr Iirion :.c lvt ' .,i :?,i)rM,.
master smuts
Where can we find a full history of the 0DC" lT lh.c, Public-
Declaration of Imfennnrlenrc ? We know A xew Castle pa
)V Whom t was written. 2nc vr know t ir a-) " ",rtl u,c wcjiiici iui mc id skc . b m,, . . . n :,i:.,i.,
y , , . tit ti . i i r- . I n-miuw. x 1 1 v.. oiui 13 iuu uintuiuu; i yj i
names of the committee who reported it ; "ch u"n unusuany com anuyrWy ; ment and those that havc fabricated
but where is thc interesting detail of the an,(l .s,nce the. suii passscd the summer h . ht . we assc the exislcnce
flicriKsinnv. .nnrl nf tl,- rr.-,nx- inrintc SOJSUCe, Oil the I St, UlClrOSt IiaS Oeeil r . ' , . ,
. -, . . . - .it . r vji iHituiiai y e.1 uu tvt;iiui33,
rnrir ni i;r mvi tniKnirf . nrovirmc ir itc I ' mv umv.t
communication to Congress? There wac N- - The leaves of the trees, in ex
a masterly state naner issued bv the con- posed situations, were curled up, and with
tinental
serts that the whole of the medical gen
tlemen concurred in a report on their ap
pearance ; and next, I assert, without
rlr.-nfl nf contradiction, that no man ever
saw an instance of cancer of the stomach
proceeding through all its stages, from its
rf.mmpnrpmi'nt tn rJpath. in seven weeks
and one day. Cancer of the stomach is
i trtlrknc- lincrprinn- rh;fri;p. keeDiniT tne
1.4 kV.VAW, " 7 I '
naticnl in torture for months ; hut, here
we havc the stomachy to nearly its whole
extents a mass cf ca7icerous disease vi seven
iveeks ! With respect to the assertion of
hereditary cancer, promulgated through
a fabricated letter, by those who bad thc
Gazette report in their possession, it is
too contemptible to be seriously refuted.
No respectable ancient author ever men
tioned, no modern practitioner ever met,
such a disease ; it is a desperate experi
ment practised upon public credulity, too
gross to impose upon the most uninform
ed, but naturally enough to be hazarded
by those who are willing to impute the
death of the victim to anv other cause ra
ther than the true one. It is only stir- for some time, had not been admitted tu
prising that they have not followed it up an audience by the Emperor, although
snuff-box, which he presented to Dr. Air.
nott, lor his attendance on him, and bar,
left the above gentleman 500 Napoleons."
BALTIMORE, SEPT. 3.
from Lisbon. By the schooner Frank
lin, capt. Bradford, arrived here yester
day, in 60 days from Lisbon, wc lcaru
that the King of Portugal had arrived at
Lisbon from Rio Janeiro, but was not sui -fered
to land until he had signed the new
constitution. His officers of state were
ordered back. Lisbon, it is stated j was m
much confusion.
About the 15th of June, soon after the
emperor of Russia's return to St. Peters
burg, from an absence of nearly ten
months, the Ambassador from the United
States, the hon. Mr. Middleton, and the
new Ambassador from Sweden, had an
audience, and delivered their credentials.
According to report, Mr. Salmon, the
Ambassador from Spain to Russia, ap
pointed since the adoption of the consti
tution, and who has been at St. Petersburg
up:
by a calculation of how many years may
his Maiestv received several other Minis
ters after his late return to his capital.
FROM UIO JANEIRO.
peal
BALTIMORE) SEPT-
A passenger in the brig Robert, Capt.
or hereditary I Cofhn, arrived here on Saturday, mlorms
murder, or any other moral depravitv I that when he left Rio de Janeiro, that city
which may happen to be uppermost in J was quiet, but every day brought informa-
tal Congress, in the shape of an ap- clca and Horn want ot ram and night jv tjie proxjmate cause, of the death of thrown oft its allegiance to the govern
to the justice of thc British govern- cs, vegetation looked sickly. Napoleon; that can only be known with ment of the Regency established for Bra-
ment, drawn up under peculiar and novel ;mu" ljalJt-1 mcnuu., a an mu- certajntv to the Almighty Disposer of life zil by the King. Anterior to his depar-
circumstances,by thc venerable John Jay; eslmS lact that on the hrst ot the (log (leati, . )Ut I assert, unhesitatingly, ture for Portugal, the last which had r-.
and yet no man, but himself, can tell the vthcre wascrinthe vicinity of London. that k was hastcne(1 bv the treatment he volted was that of St. Paulo, where they
devoted hour and thc chosen place where Letters from Constantinople ot the 6th experienced by his transportation to a had established a provisional government,
he poured forth his indignant snirit. and ol June mention, that Uanesi thc Hanker, trnn;rni ri;ni.it bv th np,r v,.v:,tmne nnt. ti, ..nlrbnpp nr tiip fnpmPp r.nv.
On the 5th of June, the third cxplo-
,uu" 1Ht aA,,UJ1L lA-t, rA- ry. Vc therefore entirely concur in the uul,tl
Memorandum of a Conversation with Mr. West, rcmark of thc ex-president. Some of 25'000 rac
v i xeiPte wer f ' T' i the most important and interesting mate- and ca1
Visited Mr. West, at bis bouse in ... c ... a M uc1 fi,- t.. extending.
disnlaved the resources of his rirh. rlrar. I nas been put to death by order of the :
and elegant mind, or the ordeal which it 1orte notwithstanding the pressing in- numbericss minute and studied mortifica- On
passed, previous to its adontion. A s we sia"LCk OI -uiii oiiogouou, uie xussian ,:nn, ,.d,;r!, nnno hut n m?nrl J5' MtUm tnnr.-,j, n..n. tJ10 ..n. ctotirn.
ft f 1 1111 vi w v w . . uillivi IliJ I OIUU IUUIX I 71U V U C1IJ1U1J C ViiC L 1 i OlUUVJll'
turn Horn thc senate to the held, we are ",u'jiuw "ima 1.DU,W" Ul could have endured, and at length by that cd in Bio dc Janeiro, which ended in
still more involved in darkness. There mls have been the more paintul to that dcranKcmcnt of the digestive organs compelling the Prince Roval to dismiss
were exploits ol heroism, there were
dangers encountered, there were instan
ces of fortitude, in thc course of thc rev
olution, that no pen has recorded, that no
pen can record, and that struck out some r ijuu uwil mc jn ra2ia?e uc tQ be misunderstood at appoint a Junta Provisional to govern
of the brightest traits of individual and favorable than at our former advices. It tWQ tliffereIlt periods of Napoleon's de- zil agreeably to the constitution of P
c uuuw.uuw, . .. u- Which mental anxiety invariably produces. Condedos Arcos, Secretary of State for
fortunate I)anesi was solely induced to re- Such h opinion, Ilot originating in the Foreign and Interior affairs and Secretary
main at Constantinople by the assurance :liri:frn;it:lM1 nr hn nnnt. hut fnrmrrl r,F AT ,;r,. fro k; rnmrnnf. UU or.
of his protection.
I he affairs of the Creeks look more
and deliberated long ago, and delivered by ders to leave Brazil in five days also, to
national character, that ever spread lustre aPI,ciars1 lron? recent accounts, that the
and iWorv over thn na.rre nf hn.nnn histn- 1 lirks ,iavc bcen defeated in a general
Wc therefore entirely concur in the "cnic 1
men,
tcntion. I told his Majesty's ministers, Ural.
Bra
'ortu-
rials for a correct history of the revolu-
causc
itending
n I V.V LilV hJL4.AAV LI llilllll. I 11 1 I IV-VIIIII III Iflf V:ilMIHr .11 III Ikfllll-I I-
. psilann Had an army ot , J.rNf- ' , , , , . r . ,
well provided with 'rtillerv - continued, 'his premature death information had been received from
. . v . might not be so immediate, but was ciuite Montevhl pn. that Hpn. T .arnr. rnmmntiflpr
in lavorot tne wrecks was . ..:,.u- -r ,i , ., 1 ; . V; ' : v.v..
is uicviidoic, us ii 11 nuu laKen piace un- ot tne t'ortusruese lorces occupvintr that
dcr the hands of the executioner.'
ortuguese lorces occupying
Toj place, was negotiating with the Spaniards
V . 1 1 w nil- iivjiii- ... (1 1 .? I i-iv-1 HIV- uaiiU3 UI IIIC CACLUUUliC
ow v .v., tlon arc scattered with thc wrecks ot de- "uu""1' UI t" r thcsc documents I now direct thc eves of for the annexation of that district of coun-
tua moment in 1113 picture ganery, parted times, and no hand can Rather ,c ' V , V . r , . Europe, as the testimonies of my uidg
..V..v U A ,1 I t .... . ... I lull' In Inn rK'imhor rl ilntintinc rvn tltr I J J
iviicjc uc umc iu us, uiiu icwivcu us mem up, mould tnem into iitc, and clothe t t w' ment, and to the ?77 I point, for the ac
: 1 . 1 " . 1- 1 i.t . r . . xrn. v n r Tin in crnf crirni I in it Kciii1. .
y.un great politeness, anu mvueu us tnem in tne gain ot grace and beauty. 7 V ;,, : , - -7-- curacy with which it was formed."
into his painting room. He observed Most ot thc American sao-cs sleep with ' 1u. ua.1mti 1 t.uu -Aum
try to Brazil ; and it was generally believ
ed that a treaty would soon be concluded
to that effect Imerican.
sages
ST. HELENA, MAY 15.
may be said to have died
than otherwise, as the
om the disease must have
1 1 .... 1
. 1 r. 1 1 1 1 vw intdiia ui wiiiiuiciiiiiLr iJUiici 11 v, uie I ' . . 1 utcn ti y cit-iiiu, aui lit; never uiieieu it
jiiiurocmciua , inquircu aiicr iiib oiu car, I)istor of om. political existence seditious cry.' A murmur ot a particu- complaint. He refused medicine as use
I I I- I"!- .11 -1 IT 1
that though he had leit Philadelphia in their latncis, and no memoir ot note Has V" , .V, . TT
the vear 1760. he retained a perfect re- been left behind, by a single one of the . " ParlI.2an 01 onaparte, Bonaparte
collection of it. and he had. he believ- illustrious group; and if those who still repueu iw. yipicssis yrcneuan, "may ralher hcroicalI
ed a nrettv iust idea of its nrocrress and ,inScr amonK us havc neglected to retain now cr , wreur est morh vive 1 jyn- pain aribin fr
ea, a pretty just iaea or us progress anu r . ,t. . ,ereurl" A voice nn the left "It :i l
DOMESTIC.
MURDER !
NORFOLK, AUGUST 27.
It is stated in an advertisement which
i , -i a- . ....vwi . u i uvni.ui V-A1.JVV.11V.V. i jiuimi . w t v.inovw UIV.U1V uivy i.l J U31,- XX. 15 3ldlL.(J ill tll UU V C IL1SC in fIl L Wniril
iXTwhlltl ,vi.. ever be cleHcien,, or be identified with " character run ,!,rouS!, the : assembly, less, ami stated, a month previous to his we publish to-day, that , he dead body ol
joic ,u iniarioii, irom wiom, uiougn COniccture and fjlse r.nneliisinns. ami 11 soon alter broke up: When gen.
. . j. i j i . p - ' 11 uuwuivj tiv- i ' .ov..-a. "u i a iiiuii) ov. uuiiiaLiuiirviL, nds 1UUUU
unnu, uc suiucuuicb iclcivcu icucrb We have been led to these remarks by -im .I1UI. cu U1 u,c ccni' l,c bnea bed again. At that period he also said, floating in Pasquotank river,
signed with his own hand. He made a work which has just issued from thc t(;ars- 1 hls circumstance was commu- that he was confident that he knew better Sawyer's landing, (in Cami
some inquiries about the state of fine press, entitled, "Secret proceedings and mcatcd to the king, who, when he next than the surgeons what the disease was; N. C.) upen which a murd
near Joshua
Camden County,
murder had been
arts in Philadelphia, and whether the debates of the convention assembled at saw inc general, wnicn was on his way to ancj that it was the same his father died committed, evidently by a man named
academy there had purchased his two Philadelphia, in the year 17S7, for the a "c c.cigncu loicu mm, mat, lar Qr Thcr pain that it gave him, he Joseth Yelhwlu. The circumstances of
this affair are not a little remarkable, and
serve as another instance of a providen
tial firrpnrv ir t ri At v1nrrm rt r f tliic
. - I . . .wa..wa. w v. w . m a . M A A . l w All . . L . . . 1 1.. 111! .
" . C XT . 'li t i I 1 n t t T mm i-vt inn -- loom i. l.ik f I . . . . . I '
i. r. t" i .l'-- i. vj i is , iin.i tuincu uv juiiii i 1 vv' i noiirs nrevious to lllS flPCPaSP fir
. LaHsj,, jr Sf Jatc chancellor ot this - owe every ining -even 1 have gradually drawn his hands from his cealed by all the art and ingenuity which
v"' t"';uu,; i" state, wnn tne miormation laid oeiore thc ui majtaiy. sides, and to have clasped them
nounca tne best pamtincr, as a nrst General Assembly of the state of 3 arv. 'rencn paper says, tnat uonanaite has i1M,-t rr..:
essay, he had ever seen ; this was the land, by Luther Martin, with otber histor- left 40,000,000 francs, which sum is de- the same time. He then rel
rjnin.nn nf nil thf artists who had seen ical documents concerning the establish, posited in the I owcr of London. His
and t ll l foil intri tliir f" T- m T
(----- ' - -..a, I f- I ... . .
it. He rec-retted his talents were so ment of our national compact." son is heir to this property.
a prayer at perpetrator. 1
released them,! About the first of this month, Joseph
and they fell into their former position I Yellowly, alias Captain Yellowly, (for he
K 1.. i .r I '. Ill t x . . r-
unug me iauer pan oi nis inncss, ms nas oeen a snip master) departed trom
Tlio wnrde; rf I rlota irirl o cltr-rt- limn it T?ti-rt lri A rr-
mil lYIf I niunitoc r.rr r lm . . . . I . -
; ' -7 " uonapartc have not yet been recorded : where it was ascertained and reported to
said, Mr. IKtlt man, 1 con- they werc mtered in a state of delirium, one of the hands on board of her, that
probation.)
" Mr. Douglas Kinnaird said that it was
here there
hich they
P . I TU. II . " . 'I'ti r,n..l . f T 1 ? I f "V
much employed upon the more proht- .v. conquer mis volume a great ac- cuun 01 uie iast inuia eycs wcre constantly fixed on the full this place in a canal boat for Plymouth,
1 1 .1 tllllblllUU lO llie materials OI AITie iCan vy","l'a" v-iv, iu .iva.nun di unuuil WJICII pn(rl i nni-lpa tnt hie cnn. w h r i wac himiT t tot n ,n lU I, m nn n I,,,.,
portrait painting; that, in short, hi "s,or-- U revca.Is nc.dcnts that have the .of .1 oriapanc sdea h was rcceiv- p , his request at thc foot of his bed ; by name to any one in this place, that we
abilities promised to raise him to Kreat otV b" w"Pt in darkness ; it shews ' ''fr am, it seems that his attachment to tIle can learn,) as a passenger. The boat was
TT , r i i iraub oi cuaracicr, in several statesmen, "
excellence. He spoke very favorably that . . fii,Pnf.rt hfor. which he read.
of Sully, and regretted that he was aruj (nSpjdys u,c various stages in the his- rncmbers,
OJilgcci t0 kae England SO SOOn; t0ry of the only government, which,in the Rratu late you upon thc intelligence.- but still show what was working in his this passenger had a very lanxe sum of
made inquiries about Stuart, who, he course of 6,000 years, has been dclibcr- oml and universal expressions of disnp- mind Monjitf was the first word, and money about him. On the 4th the boat
&aiu, iiau uccii wiiii 111 in bcven eui aieiy luniieu uy me representatives oi a
So great was the genius of Stuart, he free people, and examined, judged, and
seemed to he of opinion that, after the sanctioned by the people themselves. It
death of Sir Joseph Keynolds, and Kivcs many striking expositions of thc
Gainsborough, he might have been vicws and political principles of those
without a rival, and attained thc high- mcn who formed our system of national
est honours cf that department. The Bovernmct,anc divulges many doctrines,
, r , T,, . not altogether orthodox at the present day.
conversation turned upon the Elgin This book? jn fact, dcscrvcs Jn altcnti;c
IMaroles, winch he declared to be the perusal, by everv statesman and politician,
finest pieces oi sculpture in the world. ami by every individual in the nation, who
In answer to my question whether they feels that he acts for himself, and stands
exceeded the Apollo Bclviderc, &c. he upon equality among thc many millions
said that the latter were eclipsed by who sustain thc only republican fabric
them, they being the productions of that defies thc shocks and ruins of rcvo-
:he most brilliant period of the arts in iul,(,n
Greece, whilst the others belonged" to
a period when they had begun to de
cline ; observed that Sir Thomas Law
rence stood at the head of English
portrait painters, and was particularly
1'hcrc is one circumstance which shews
itself more than once in thc course of this
journal, which creates no small degree of
surprise. 1 here appear to havc been
many distinguished statesmen in the con
vention of 178T, who were for breaking
afterwards he murmured what seemed to reached Sawyer's landing, wh
his hearers to be ' Tete dyarmces He was a riilc of stones, a few of w
I shortlv aflr?rvnrfl; saul ' ! ranrp. nnrl nfv. I trrL-
n . .i. .1 . . , r i j ' i vn uuui vi j no uilv .aiaieu, IUI U a I i il 5 1
man, to make the natural extinction of aLr Cnni. ti, l.ri a r. nfLui k .i ' ,A: I
- iv.v "t,"in- w ivj xuoo ui jnuuuiiti uiiiiiuiiisiieii uy iir. oawver not
mail Who hal lmpn !rmr nolitiiltt- AiA. I
nI(', 7 " j v. f,,V Vl-"" nonaparte were immensely large in pro- to take them, as he wanted them for a par-
Scveril nf, 1 M P k Prti0n t0 ,,iS hLy ; thCy ,T,ay whh reat licu,ai Purpose Among the stones thus
naird Z 1 1 u tP m"" ProPty be said to be the only parts that taken by Yellowly, was one having some
r ' ? considerable time elapsed be- couId ,je reckoncd finc. Wis face, four- peculiarity about it, which rendered it re-
'wc uincr was rcsio ci . i
markable, and easy to be indentified bv
11C l ieilCIl tlhllimcr OI UCDUIICS, Oil mAf nlPciniy. tJ,nf U '.mr,A L
ihn QtU r,f r.,i... mcc,i .k r ---" r r ..... u,, ,. Vti:o uauer seen it.
, t"-' I'-"-" i M but from the extreme heat ot the climate, A few davs after Yelloulr h-vl tnurlirt1
law to continue thc censor-shin '214 m .... .. i . ' . . ' - auei ieiovvi huU toucncii
i- U1C ueuav w;
1 12.
at the landing, the discovery wa
-v A
excellent at female pictures. lie spoke down state riirhts, and for civinir mme
of the loss the U.S. had sustained by strength to the general government.
tlie death of .Mr. Fulton, and of the Thus, Governor 1
increasing use of Steam Boats. I the convention from the
mentioned the
mv observing th:it Dr. .Tohnson hadl,in' a sct of resolutions to itmtdy
pointed out that event as a fine subject
!ccay was so rapid that shortly after-
n thc house of commons, July 10th, , , io;.i L , r 7 .pse.' . aPPareu to na
at.. iy . - i, 1,1 uun no oeEn staoDea m tn thrnnt with n Imt(
De-mien cisKeii uie reason wny inc lfl, i1P,n nA1fi ti,p rn1,fftnwn iin,i , ,
a,nc of o,par,c French physician und" "il . . : 1 Jn?ISl'h!;!b":
was not a iv.(( tn t ho ct.imo- . .. . ; r "u i-v... iuci c.iiiiiiitiiuii it wi
w n no-ri imr limnn tinnns vnnr tii i i r i u . , . . .
thftraiinf i-.KfWi,. 7 : iouuu mac tne necii had bcen broken
- n u CX I v iinu tv-
able omission ? Thc Marquis of London-
deny said he could not account for thc
omission.
NAPOTXOX JiOXAPAttTE.
. .1 1
1,111 mue "scies. rrom a con drnhl vi cpu-in, nf
uumiusun ms oociy were as ioi-i tne blanket, it was cnnncP(l t!,nt soma
lows : a small wound on thc head, re- heavy weieht had been sewj-rf nn wiih the
...v. tiMtMtI1. 4 11HI4M1 uouy to sinu-it, and that, the sewing ha
sergeant at Toulon ; one above the knee, ing given way, the weight fell out and per
y a spem Dan, received at Katisoon ; and mitted the
Jor the painter, lie said he had been in
the hibit of meeting him often at, Sir
Joshua Reynold's. Upon taking leave
yf him, f.e begged us to consider hi?
exis:ing defects, u candidly confessed th.it
they were not intended for a federal Ar'V
ernwent he meant a strong consolidated
::nion) in which thc idea of states would
be nearly annihilated. p. 97 of debates.J
In thess principles he stood not alone.
all
cra-
the
anticipated. A
ercr having died of i cancer. We great deal of trouble was taken bv Dor-
have not room fur the whole letter, hut tors Mitchell and Barton to have a cast of
the following extracts will enable enr rea-ihis face and cranium ; but unfortunately
:i a Sicily ctiin-Li u:ca ui mc mc quamy or uie gypsum, winch was on-
writer s opinion Act. Adv. Iy to be procured from the island, was
" It is very important first to observe such as rendered all their attempts fruit-
that this report is nit signed by Professor les. A short time previous to his death,
imommarcni, although the Uovcrr.or as- j he scratched an N with a penkmle on a
body to lise to thc surface of
thc water. The suggestion was soon con
firmed by a circumstance which at the
same time disclosed the author of the
bloody deed ; for, on opening the blanket,
a stone dropped out and, strange to sav !
uie lc.entical stone we have iust described
v emarKaoic ln lts appearance, v. hich
i ellowly and his people had taken, among
uiucrs, irom
i
Sawyer s landing
oeen a common one, which might hav
oeen picked ud anv where PkP n well a
at Sawyer's landing, it is probable thar
e
a