wi.M'r(vn.wj-ii
J likr- to te llii; vais'. (if ft 1 a 1 y as the
kind of her cif.iiui- tn!e it ; ami nor It
icil an if to rorirrt tit formity. Artifice
.11 tv please the vulvar, bt men of senm
license it.
I tik- to cr inunz lulles lead tlic fash
ions of tlirir sex. M U'ried ladies have
enough to do if they will uttcrul to their
husband Mini ciiildrrn. Oil ladle look
ridiculous in gay auiie. and should consult
their aase more tlvri fashion.
J like to see a lady's cheeks their na
tural colour, l'.iiut i easily dctectad,
uiid is sure to disgust those whom it was
Intended to captivate.
I dislike to see young ladles blush, at
double tntendres they iihould never put
in immodest construction on any thing
thalissaid. If there is any thin to hlush
at, leave the room, or for conscience sake
affect ignorance. f '
1 didikt to see married ladies, walking
the streets with men other than their
husbands. It looks ugly ; therefore, la
dies, do not practise it. The world is cen
sorious, and the least you give il to talk
about the better.
the iiitciior cf France. Eight individual !
were recently tried t Lyons, charged
with being concerned in the. election ri
ot ; semi of tHr ni aie .'ul to lave been
acquitted, and one found tuilty and sen
tented to one vein's inipriiotimeiit. A'l
the persons tried at Nantz for a conspira
cy to excite an insurrection, have been
acquitted.
Gen. Derthon has been Apprehended
nearSaumer,andwillbe forthwith brought
to trial.
A letter from St. Petersburg, dated
June I, states, that the Emperor having,
previously to his departure, and conform
ably with custom, repaired to the Metio
politan Church, to receive the farewell
benediction of the Patriarch, the Prelate
addressed his Majesty in a very affecting
speech on the events which afilict the
Christians in the East.
AFFAIU3 OP MEXICO.
The following article are translated for the
ClwrWon City Gazette, from Ilavuutta papers,
and will serve to (jive some idea of the actual
condition of that country. Great allowance
1 diltkt to scfi voumr foos staiinsr about m"t 01 courw be roiUlc ,or P'J' in ie me-
in church, and smiling at every Udy who ! dium ,1,rm,Kh hich w c receive it.
chances to look at them. Quit it, boys, j Letters from Vera Cruz, of the llth
for be assured it is nothing to your credit. ar"l 15th June, say that the emperor has
I dhbkt to see married men pro to tav
erns and beef steak houses. It looks as if
" happiness dwelt not at home."
Of all things, I like to see the gentle
ordered the archive of the corporation of
trial city, as well as ol its other mstitu
tions, to be removed, and has also renew
ed the prohibitions of shipping off any sil
er.
men court the ladies but of all thinirs ! whatever. In consequence of the or
Jditlike to tee the ladies court the gen- j ders, quantity of rain, fcc with
tlemen. This is sure to beget disgust on i tw millions of dollars that were in the
one side, and disappointment on the oth-' ,0 V ,li,ve been transported on board the
1 1 reucn ii igate Antigone, previous to the
j promulgation of the imperial mandate,
and was carried to the castle, to enable it
i to hold out longer, and carry on a more
active warfare.
The L'aronutii.n.. Xht preparations for
j this ceremony are extensive and inagnili-
cent. It is to take place on the 24th of
June J 546,000 dollars arc destined for the
einhellUhiiirnt of the palace ; 86,000 lor
the imperial erowu; 24.00 for state
roaches; and B6,000 for repairs to the
emperor's palace in the country.
1 lie Cortes have remonstrated against
this prolusion, be in;;, with much reason,
IXTELLIGDSCE.
LATEST 1'HOM Ll'KOI'E.
tw-YOHK, Al ci'ST 4.
The elegant ship Cortes arrived at this
port on Saturday afternoon from Liver-
Jool, which place she left on-tfee 25th of
une. We are indebted to Capt. De Cost,
for papcrsof that date, und London dates to
the evening of the 23d.
The important commercial bills rail
ed the colonial trade bill, the West India
end American trade bill, and the impor- fearful of fatal consequences, as the par
r i i , .-. .r . . v .
lauon vi guouaauoiiaviKa'.ioii iawi amend- u&ans oi tne emperor were very iimucu
metit bill, were severally read a third time
in the House of Lords, on the 20th of
June, and passed.
I he com. importation bill, -from the
Commons, was read a first time the same
day. ' ,
A further sum of 100,000. was voted in
tbe House of Commons for the employ-
in number, bting confined to the lowest of
the populace, and a few soldiers, who, for
two real each, cried " Long live the Lm
peror Jiurb're'on the ni;;ht of the 18th
of Mjy, and will cry the same at the coronation.
Several members of the Congress have
already retired from the city, with all the
composed only of the members of their
party.
1'he Congress at List was assembled,
and the result was such as was anticipa
ted. The dissenting members of Con
gress, assisted by about 80 or 1 30 soldiers
and citizens, held a secret session, but
the populace forced the doors, when they
sent to the regency Tor military aid, w ho
protested lie had no 'men at his disposal.1
During thia confusion, they called for
Iturbide by acclamation he came, and
in his presence they began to deliberate
whether they would acknowledge him in
stantly, or wait for the information of the
will of the provinces, as several of the
deputies bad aflir tied they had not the
powertoconacnttohis pretensions. Mean
while, the galleries which were tilled with
the populacel cried, that before haif an
hour they ivcutd cruwn Iturbide. The
Mats of the Deputies being filled with fri
ars, officers, and the mob, all armed with
swords and poniards, and threatening the
Deputies ; and if any of the latter even
apparently opposed the Coronation, they
vociferously exclaimed " Let him die, the
traitor, or some other menacing lan
guage. The congress at htt resolved to otc
with closed doors, but the factious, fearing
that the issue might not answer their pur
pose, insisted they should not vote but by
acclamation. T he I)r piilieshowever com
mented votin and 65 were in favour
that tiumbcr bring one third only of the
toni;'es, r.urhioe was accordingly e r
trd i:il (ror if Mrxico .'
itoin ink r.atra'ive you may form
some i lea of the liberty the Deputies en
joyed, and of their past and actual situa
tion. They stand exculpated most sure
ly, if the Provinces disapprove thia mea
sure. The present situation of the Empire is
the most miserable. No money 1 the sol
diers obliged to do duty, and march en
veloped in a mantle, without shoes, and
some actually dying with famine. 1 he
provinces arc oppressed, ani the number
of disaffected persons in all probability
will biing forth a civil x ,
We see the government iliss;r.iccd ;
klonks, an Inuuisiiion, and all toner mi
tant evils, arc tcadv io fall on the Lmpire,
which we fondly hoped would have been
free, and which we still hope the Piovin
ces will uard against and protect.
lnent of the Irish poor. It was proposed deputies from Yucatan, declaring they
to extend tbe amount for this object to
00,OOO,
I he Chancellor obtained a grant of 2,'
have no power to nominate an Lmperor.
The veteran chiefs and soldiers have re
tired in the provinces. Ncgrete has like
030,000. in xchequer bills, for the pur-1 wise withdrawn to his capital of Cuadalu
pose ol carrying on the public works, (in- j ha. In fine, every tl ing indicate! a med-
tluding the above sum for Ireland.) and
to encourage the fisheries.
On the 21 st, the Catholic Peers' bill
was rejected in the House of Lords, by a
trd Stutn f jr i,!fii if Kur. Without this
extortion, they would be unable to get
them, for wunt of fine's, and want of cre
dit. In Mexico, two battalions united to
plunder some rirh l.uropean bouses, when
the emperor condescended to step for-
the present system.
The expenses of the army are consid
erable, and forced loans have, for its sud-
maji-tity of 42, a full house being present, j port, been levied in the provinces ; in Ve
il e liankof England, on the 20th June, . ra CrUi ICOXOO dollars, ind a tax of two
adapted, by a majority of one, the tesolu
tion for lowering the rate of discount, and
receiving bills in future tlcar irr cm:.
This measure went into immediate effect.
The motives for selecting this period, arc
Mated to be, that, after June, the reduc
tion of the intetTst on tbe navy 3 per cents,
would be completed, and as there would
then remain no J per cent, government
stock, a higher rate rould not with pro
priety be asked for commercial discount.
The measure wi, however, i,uite unex
pected at the Stock Exchange, am! it was
thought would have a sensible iffvtl on
the fuhds and foreign stock.
A general issue of sovereigns was to
tike place at the Hank on the 24th, to the
i mount of '.OWL if required, to each ban-
Lcr.
I he price of Gold has fallen to 77. CJ.
tbe ounce, being 4d. beltw the mint
ri e, circumstance that has not occur
if.l before since the year 1797, Price of
New Dollars June 21st, 4i. 9d.; Stan
dard silver in bars 4i. I Id.
London, Sunday evening, June 23J.
Madrid p t ers have fetched us to the
l'th inst. On the 4th, in the Cortes, the
Minister of the interior gave information
rs to the state of affairs at Valencia and
in Catalonia, and as to the remonstrances
made to the French government on the
fcubject of Spanish emigrants in Prance
idutunz airainu the rta f thfir cetin
try. A favorable answer appears to have
lwen returned by the 1 rench government.
On the 10th inst. four Deputies, I'lores
Cable ron, Sorio, lit me io, anrl Prat, pre
&ented a proposition to the Cortes, for an
augmentation of 12,000 men to the militia
in active service, in consideration of the
dismtbed Mate ol some of the provinces,
ttnl the small number of the regular for
ici ; this Ixiilf only to continue under
arms for ciht months in the year.
I he proposition was Mipportrd by sev
eral deputies, and finally i'pptoved of. In
the ni'iht of the 1 1 th, four or five persons
were iirr, sled in the suburbs hrjoiid the
I'i'te De I uencaii-.l, who were plotting the
tVnnj'ion of an emu d band of Seniles to
t i:i the environs of the mctrcpolis.
from the Tans papers it appears thitt
ir
AIUUYAL OF Tilt: CO.NSTIXLATIOX.
NEW V.OUK JULY 51.
The U. S. frigate Constellaiion, Cvpt.
Ridgely, arrived ut this port yestcttlay
from the Pacific ; the crew idl in good
health.
The ConstCibuicn sailed from Valparai
so Miv 7th ; arrived at Hio Janeiro June
I tth ; suilctl again on the 1 Cth ; arrived at
St. Pieties 1 5th inst. and sailed the same
right. Passed along the toast ol Domi
nated pUn of great importance against nica, sou:h nle of St. Croix and Porto
Kico, and tame through the Mona Pas
sage. Saw tin vessel in that jack.
I he Frnnklir. 74, Conimodutc Stewart,
remained at Valparaiso. The Dolphin,
schooner, sailed same day with the Coo
per cent, on all silver articles that enter j stellation, for the coast of Pirn.
there, has been extorted, & the VniA The latest news from Lima was to the
The Constellation liiu been aUi'iit two
years and five tbys. -Thirteen dentil on
ly have occurred on board since hot' de
parture in 1320. V
fi ' ttmtt " '
' Jnost Tub botos ,vi.shu OAZtTTJ,.
,A Mi'rmaitl. .An American shipmaster
from this port, became the fortunate pur
chaser, some month ago, in the Island of
Java, of a preserved Mci viaiii, which had
been brutight to Ilatavia by a Japanese,
and was supposed to have been taken on
the t oast ol one of the Japan Isles. The
lish had become perfectly dry, and was
originally, it is thought, about Ibur lectin
length. From a gentleman who lately
saw the specimen, we learn that the de
scriptions given in old books of natural
history, and the representation frequent
ly seen in old drawings of the Mermaid,
are fully confirmed by the appearance of
this rare and perhaps unexampled prepa
ration. The bead is covered with light
colored hair, coarser than human hair.
TIip upper part of the face resembles a
man's, hut the lower part approaches a
monkey The nose is flat like that ot
an African negro. From the. upper jaw
of a very wide mouth, descend two tusks
passing 6ver the lower lip) but the rest
on both jaws are very like human teeth.
I he cheeks are wrinkled from the dcssi
cated state of the akin, and the eye me
deeply sunk in the sockets. Thn shape
of the bust is precisely like the configu
ration of a woiiiMi, below which the body
gradually becomes sealv, and tapering by
degr . es, terminates in a fish's tail. - There
are four litis on thp lower part ol the ho
dy, and the extremity of the tail is forked.
This curiosity was exhibited at the
Cape of (iood Hope, and submitted to the
inspection of several naturalists from Km
gland, who entirely concurred in the optri'
ian that this is an example of the Mcr
maid, whose cxktcnce has bttn general
ly held to be fabulous. The owner is pro
cccding to Europe, and we may soon ex
pect to hear of itsiinival in England.
' YK.UV S1M.T I.AU.
Tbe following; singular occurrenre was
communicated to us by a gcntlein.ni from
(rcenwich, Con. whkh he savs may be
rriicil on us a fact r Eleanor Smith, of
Iluulwick, 15 years of agr, on the 'Oth
u It . puked up a th e green tiibUr, V or 10
inches in length, which she had probacy
taken in three years since, while drinking
at a brook. Our informant uiU ibil
during that time she had bttn tontincd to
her bed, i.tid hud become much emaciated.
1 o sit or stand put her in the greatest
pain, as would the snitll or taste of meat.
Tbe snake was pefectly lively, running
nhout the house, up on to chairs, tables,
iic. She is now free from pain, and ap
parently on the recovery.
u..Jim fatrht.
7th of Apiil. Upper Peru continued in
the quiet possession of the Itcyultsts.
La Serna ws in Cusco, with 4000 men ;
Kainirez in Aquipa with about lull' that
number. The people natives) were de
sirous of a rluiir.e of government, but
w ere kept quiet hv the roval troops. S.ui
A f.'.:r.AT LTRIOMTV.
Lexinctox. kY'Jvn 24. An Indian
Mummy, in all probability luOO vearsold.
in almost a perfect state of pi eci vation.
I Ida i. oily was taken a lew weeks since
from the f..tnous Salt PetreCavc, Warren
county, in this state, so uiuUv talked of
for jeais pTst. As il is inttnded to be
sent to Europe, it cannot be detained ;t
this place but a few days.
ward on the balcony of his palace, and: Martin had created a foice of f(t'0 men.
persuaded the men to desist, telling them and intended (as it was t.id) to take the
they were his children,' after whick they i field in person ngainst them. Thccoa.t,
retired. It appears that Iturbide wishes I from Pisco to Chili. ps in poscsiic'.i ti
to follow the plan of Napt leon that is, to j the Royalists. The two Sprni'.h litgates
acquioe popularity among his military ad- that had been cruuing in the P. i ii c were
hcrrnts. Let him beware, says the wri given up to the agent of S;ui Maiiin in
ter of this acrout, lest he have the Same Guayaquil, in February i-st, for a trilling
end. Assassinations and outrages are condensation ; one of them, the Pi ucva,
frequent in the inteiior ; the terror which j had arrived at Lims ; the other, the Vtn
these occasion renders the desire of em-jganza, was taken possession of by Lord
igraling verv general, particularly among ' Cochrane, at Guayaquil, wficr having been
the Europeans, but no pisspoits are gran- near a month with the Peruvian flaj' fly
ted, and many are consequently detained, ing. His lordship was then at sea with
The administrator of Adrian and the his fleet, tnd had made a determination
commandant of Puerto Iluiz have just 'to lake the Prticva wherever he might find
been deposed. They did not suit the ex-! her. Chiloc Uhc most southern part of
isling order of things. . . (.hill) was still in possession of the royal-
I he loilowing; extract ol a letter from lists. An expedition of SCO men, in a
.f. 1 l i'tn I, nir l in.ir.t hat ... i. or.ili !.
. ..... .. p i ii.ii in-
.' oidcrs for the Spanish refugees to
the liouiicr towns, snd proceed ir.to
Mexico, of. the -2d May, will more par-!
licularly exhibit the situation of that
country : '
The history -of IturbidcV coronation
commenced by his partisans extitir.g the
gsrrnon ;ccr.i:.i;i.i of Sw0G men to re
volt, and distributing nionev to the under
officers and populace, in order to give ibe
transaction the appearance of public and
general acclamation. About 9 o'clock at
night, on the 1 8th inst. some of the troops,
intoxicated with liquor, assembled in u
tumultous manner at the theatre, load'uiL,
their muskets whh balls, and compcl'.i; g
the people to cry out, " Long lis e Aui.un-
tin the rirsf. When issuing hoiii tin
theatre, they ran through the streets tbu
sing ihtir opponents, and vociferating,
" Lonn live the I mticror the weak aud
limoiou were oWiged jit in the cr),
net u, t bell, ol all (be (hutches vtic
run" durin,r the v -hi.tr niht. At tL -
light on life 19th, the President and all the
deputies weic summoned to assemble
but lieing inhumed, and knowing that
some of the clt putie were hostile to their
measure, these latter were prevented from
aisiiiing in the session, utd thus it was
fiigate and sloop of war, sailed from Val
paraiso against it, about the middle of
tvprtl last. Jhcy were to be remfoiccd
at Valdivh. It was generally believed it
would not be successful.
A few ttavs before the Constellation
sailed from Valparaiso, infuiniation was
received that the btn Macedonian, of
Poston, w hile lying in Lima, had been
seized and condemned, on the pica that
she belonged to the firm of Abad'u and
Arisnicndi. The latter had escaped in
the English btij? Hebecca, Dipcyhjrr,
for Munilla ; the foimer was in close con
finement in the castle of Callao ; no per
son whatever was admitted to see hini.
When tbe Constellation sailed fiom
Ilio, all was quiet there, as well as at Per
tiamhuco ; Ilahia was the only pent in the
hands of the loyalists.
The Constellation has some money on
hoard, piinc ipally fur merchants of Eostou
and Ualtimoic '
Passengers in the Constellation, Lieu
tenants Stoat and Hamsay, lute of the
Franklin, teturned home in consequence
of indisposition Mr. Kennedy and Mi
Vac he.
Wonder ful A'f u.c A horttirr.f since,
a son of Mr. I hoiius Picketing, of N'ew
ington.ofthe age of C yeais and 4 mouths,
fell bead foremost into a well over 40 fret
"m depth, with about three feci water in it
ut the tin. Ik his l il he struck bis hip
..gainst a stout iron bound bucket, (that
was also descending in the well from a
wiudbtss, towhiel it was attached by a
lope, which turned l.ini head uppermost.
The force which be struck was so great
as to ft ittcn the bucket considerably, lie
liiii.iiitd in the well neatly twinty min
ute, ti.-enched in water, with no one to
help him; at last, by his own exertions,
whh the assistance of the lope, be suc
ceeded in getting out, with only two slight
wounds on his head and hip ! What ren
ders it still more astonishing, bow such a
child, wounded and weakened bv hi fall,
should be able to gain the muimit, and cx
tricatc himself, i, that one f his hands
wai maimed by fire, and almost useless,
th: well so broad that he rould not stude
acioss it, and tbe aperture at the platform
is only 1 8 inches in diameter. A . . uaz
M.MUUAGE I'KOMISE.
Of late there hvf lyen yf nil bf?.VT
verdicts obtained for a breach of the mar
riage promise ; a crime which is truly
deceiving of severe punishment,' when
committed without cause or justification
a for lei: of oa' lis a breach ol laith lu
trcs-iof mind, mortification, and probably
ptivate misery are results of this disre
gatd to the most sacred of obligations ;
and tbe heavy sums of money which of
fenders have had to nay, have HO doubt
been productive of cooi result.
A very prclly, modest girl, brought a
writ against a faithless swain for a breach
of the marriage promise, damages were
Lid ut 2000. She accompanied the of
ficer to iiwlctilify the defendant," a young
mechanic but the honest officer, instead
of carrying Mm to the prison, carried
him to a parson, where both parties being
w illing, he stood for groomsman, and saw
the parties law fully married, and the writ
camelled. " Hlesscd are the peace ma
kers." Jubilate- Xurf: fiaficr.
Adjutant Cekejiats dvvtci,
y J!.tilegh,June 16, 1822.
(ILNKltAI, OUPKItS: .
prom the returns of" the militia of tho
list year, it is very evident, notwithstand
ing all the regiments of the state were in
cluded in the general aggregate, there re
mained a fraction of not less than 20,000
men unaccounted for. Thi3. deficiency
was discovered from a comparison of tho
returns with a census of 1820, which ex
hibits the number of men between 18 anil
45 at 6fi,0tj0, whereas the returns of tho
militia amounted to only 41,000; and, oit
reference to the files of this office, there
appears to have been a gradual decline in
the number ol the militia of the state lor
many year pai,t. The number now en
rolled, agreeably to the returns, is 12,000
less than there were 10 years ago, while
the state, during the same time, has in
creased in population upwards of 80,000.
Hence arises the most conclusive evidence
of the existence, some where in ihe mili
tia, of great negligence and inattention,
Inch has become so p-.ripable, and serious
in its consequences, as not to be suffered
to pass longer unnoticed.
The source from whence this deficien
cy has originated) is, no doubt, principally
with rapiuii.s of companies in not making
returns to the colonels ; and unless there)
is a more innd enforcement of the penalty
annexed to such delinquency in future,
the inconvenience already experienced
will still cist, and, it is apprehended, will ;
continue to increase. The commander ;
in chiiT Is aware, however, that the many
volunteer companies which have becomo
disorganized, contribute not a little to the
cause of this deficiency; and although
they may not have been cither mustered
or returned for years, the men cxcmpi
themselves from service in any orhc"
company, upon the grounds that ihey aro
still lawfully turolled as volunteers; and
owing to the difficulty conceived by the
infantry captains, of procuring proof to
the contrary, they are thus suffered to re
main subject tu no militia duty whatever.
It is in thia way a considerable proportion
i'f the militia go clc;r of mus'.eiing, and
arc never brought into the icturns made
to this ofliee.
Without making any particular rtfer
elite to the laws on the subject, w hich, it,
is ptesvimcd.arc in the hands of every offi
cer, and st.ffu ieinly understood, it is re
con. men-led that, in every instance where
a "volunteer company is known to have
teased to perforin the ordinary, duties re
quired by the militia laws, that the cup
tains of infantry, in whoso districts t he
men of such company may rcsiJe, enter
t hem on their .rolls; and, if iheylio, in
fact, still exist us a company according to
law, it wil' be for them to furnish the
proof thereof.
It Is confidently expected, after theso
remarks, every exertion will be made by
officers of the line, totble those who
are bouiid to make returns to thin ofuc,
to luinish, this year, a full and coircct re
turn of the militia of the state. This oc
casion is taken, also, to remind the cola
t. hjf regiments, that they have hereto-
foic been very remiss, in not returning
atimiullv aiegisterof the names and dates
ol commissions of the field officers of their
itsetie regiments.
Py ttdcr of the commander in thief.
rtVEKLY t)AMi;t,
-fir. C.0..U..V. C.
The Huh .11 iai,ce, on the settler . -:nt of
affairs in tlx EaM, will lute full opoi;u
ni'.y for attempting the regulation ot those
(' the Italian and Spanish peninsulas. I ho
London Courier seems to have been cam
rstly employed in prepaiing the way for
interference in the concerns of Sp.dn. hj;
number of that paper for the 10th June,
it-presents the nccuunts fiom Madrid as
ini'ic.uve of a great catastrophe :
" l.vcry week, every day, gives birth to
evnts, which dissolve some ol the remain
ing tics of social life, and accelerate the
reign of total anai chy . I he grim idol of
KelK-llion is to be elevated upon the turn
of the monarchy."
Nothing, in short, can rive Spain, but
a speedy md implicit acquiescence in such
arrungcmriils as it shall please some con
gress of F.nyferort and King to prescribe
for her internal government.
Aci(V;fl CuztttCj
J'rcm the Savannali (icorguiu.
Gn. ..;.''. 1 he cliiidrin of tins
traitor receive a pension of 500 pounds
from tho lliitisli government. One is a
brigadier gtneral on the Bengal establishment.
The Pittsburg Mercury states that art
extensive range of buildings has been
lately erected in that city for a large cot
ton factory, the machinery of which was
made in New-England, and is now on the
road, transported by thirteen wagons. The
factory is to be driven by steam, and very
sanguine anticipations are made of the re
sult. Three steam boats are alp building at
Pittsburg, which are intended as regular
traders between that place and the falls cf
the Ohio.
The w hole expenses of the State Government
of Connecticut, last jesr, were a fraction ovef
$5.f,noo. Thuja of New-Hampshire, lcs. Uucjv
g30,900.