ivnxrwr.MT..
uur.tr it" tsuMMi.
' tw foa,t H..;
Tkt XS f Nf ll cM
in prke tMp J.wtt Cropper, Capt,
Marshall, In If ditt front IJvarpool, he
) dif.ir of the National Advocate httf
fflit4 Mi re;ular filet of LocwJoo ppert
lathe Uib.
UaU the I Ith, FfMKfi J
eft-H F.uioj kt Uttk Ut prepared
for iMt event, iltbouf thi French pf
tn Mf tui little rt'jKf'K H
TbiCosjrUr f thf IJth, represented
.1D lobe l the leaf er-mliy $ to twellad
and f.tble, oJ tcAtn dufi, t W e.ffof
q tiojc of recovery.
Uuit the llik iH "ed KTW
rnn, tf rood exposition, and frt from
many of those tkct siblcl. onfeeiurutelf
4tUtiauUtt lio-ft. He hat " much
trouble, end could hire he4 tut Utile
pleasure tince hit restoration. He
widower, end Jut left no lef.ltlmeie ctU
dren. He wlllhe tucceededby hlbrh
nt Count d'Artols, under the title of
Charles X. The new kin mountt lb
throne at good ag,tt ht cannot b lee
mm o years of age. lit It rigid mon
archist, tod big its religion end the
cef Hi rrir on bl eomioif lo the
throne. Hie hm -.... ( vwt
The neat In succession It Duke d'Ao
gouleme, who nurried the daughter of
the unfortunate I.oui 16th.
The Greek ciue continuetto triumph
Their late reversct Kcm to hit in
tplred them with new tlor.
1 hlng continued unbilled In Spain,
end li continue to tt Ion as the
Trench krroUt are quartered on Iht pco
fie.
The deith of the King of France wtt
announced el IJv-rpuol on the day the
Jamet Cropper sailed.
Ireland still continues in a diiarbcd
state. Considerable aUrm had Urn man-
ifetted, lo consequence of a turn out of
the cotton spinners tn taiimit parts of
Lancashire and Scotland.
The harvest in Great Britain and Ire
land have been verjr abundant, and nearly
al! cot in.
The cotton market was considerably de
pressed. loxuok. trrr- M.
Curler Office, three 'thek We hare
just rereied an express from Paris, an
nouncing (he death of ihe King of France.
In anticipation of the above vtnt the
Courier of the 1 3th remarks.
44 We understand it ia not likely that
the demise of the crown will occasion any
change in the councils or in the policy of
France'. Her present ministers are said
to potest I he confidence of the heir to
the throne, who is also popular with the
arm as well as. with the people. It is
consolitary to reflect, that in as short a
period at has elapsed since the revolu-
tionarr and tyrannical days of France
there is every reasonable hope afforded to
Europe that a continuance of peace, good
order and quiet government, will be the
order of the demise of (be French crown.
Much of this great good may certainly
he ascribed to the wise, lenient, and con
ciliatory government of Louis XVIII.
From the Gavlte, September .
The king bus been graciously pleased
to nominate ami appoint the Rt. Hon.
Iord Enkine to be his Majesty's Envoy
Estraordinarv and Minister Plenipoten
tiary to the kinyj of Wirtemburg.
Tht late mox'fmenri at Taria.
There is but little doubt 'hat the late
attempt of the Const itutionnlistt to rekin
dle the flames of liberty in Spain, was the
result of a plan having extensive support
and organization. Even the London
Courier admits that the "attempt at Ta
rifa to raise again the Constitutional stan
dard, was one of considerable magnitude
and daring."
FHOM SMYRNAw
Extract of a Icttrr received at Button, dated" Smyr
na, July 30. 1824.
The Captain Pacha was yesterday at
Mvtillene, and it is said, intends to attark
Samo in two or three (lavs. Should he
succeed, the massacre will be horrid.
"The Grrrk fleet is watching the
movements of the Turns, and I hope they
mav make a diversion to save Samos. It
is the only chance left to them. They
h ( found several spies on the island,
whom thev have hanged. They appear
dc;e rminrd not tn surrender, nor to ask
pardon, which the Grand Se ignor has de
manded. They say they will never rome
tme'er the Turkish yoke again, preferring
death to slavery ; but with all their ardor
and heroism. I fear they will be destroyed.
It is estimated that the Turks have 100,
()O0 men at Srala Atuva for the attark on
Samos ; and that the Creeks cannot mus
ter more than 15,000 fighting men.
" We learn from all parts, that the loss
of Ipsara has not discouraged them. Ad
miral Miavm of the Hydriot squadron,
when he heard of the event, cried like a
rhi'd, and irhmediutely sailed for the is
land, to save any thing which might be
left that he-attacked -and retook the is
land, destroyed the garrison, which was
If ft amounting to about 2000, took 30 sail
of gun boats, brigs, See and carried - off
the cannon.
Vr Lite jt l.firlf.'.m "i
vs. U.t th tttk vjuilrud m ! ht"
tolarxl at 5mo, which bf'wr.hl U '
tuikt Ml the lb at St.U Nruts,
where fie l ii,t lytPfefT, !W1 i hrt'1
Mtr of gujte shot, wtiich killed i
BumUrof the Turks.
M,tm,!WI I'.tb.U IttaU, hat not
y ( o it. He hat i 6ae fjusdron and
5JKV) men I ad will profwbly p agalnsl
ml lh Mree. If the Greekt
sustain this campaign, 1 think their IiUr
ly will be ae curl, f hef tre not disheart
ened. Their tulfcrlngt urwltr Ihe Ttirkt
were X grr st, they will all rather die than
submit, whilst thert It a Mf of hvf.m
yoa . CT. I f . "
FrtMmXVi ire now ft celvlng lnf-rmi-lion
from to many onanert of ihe tuceetv
ful proftett of the ColomMana in Perui
that the tpeetiycipulttmioiinenpaoiams
from that countrf mte be regarded at al
most acrirmpl'shed. A Caacat paper of
the 91d of Hcotember ttates, on the au
thority of atcountt from Carthscena of
the Ith or August, that circumstantial ac
counts had been received In lhat capital
from Bogota, relative to the late success
of Bolivar in Peru t in consequence where
of 3000 autiliaries, who were on the point
of embarking for Chigret, had been
countermanded until ihe receipt of further
itW., wCrt 4ily eipected. A
vessel bad arrived direct from Ixmdon
with upward of a million of dollars in
doubhiont and Spanish dollars, being part
of the loan contracted for with the Gold
smits at Co. The French commissioner
had proceeded to Carthagena, and sailed
thence to Martinique, in the Freuch fri
gate " La flore, nsl.i Um rcfuactl a
passport lo Santa I'e, in consequenee of
nor posseing documents correspondent
with the situation he professed to hold.
run tkxas.
F.slrart of a letter fWn HtrpKen T. Auti, fj.
of lha Province of Trias lo tlie Iter. Wis.
Stevenaon, of Ikrnrntead County, A. T. dated
Miv30t!i, It.'l, -
M The Government of this nation has
finally settled down into the Federal He
publican system, and the outlines the
Constitution are copied fiotn the United
Sralss, with the single exception of an
exclusive Religion in favor of the Roman
Catholic, which is the law of the land, ami
as such must be obey ail. And if a metho
dis', or any other Preacher except a Cuth-
olic, was to go through this colony,
preaching, I should be compelU-d to im
prison him. All the children in this
country, without exception, must be bap
tised in the Hoinan Church ; and all mar
riages must be celebrated in that Church.
This is the law of the Na'lon. and all
those who move here, must obey i'..'
vsnn tss wuirscTotr wmitt'.
Extract if a kite la erttttrmam in Uut Lcrongl,,
tltUrJ urnci .lyrrt, .iugml 5, 1824.
" Letters receive.) in lowii last evening
state that a battle had taken place in Pe
ru, and that the patriot arms were victo-
riouv Bolivar had taken pessession rf
Lima, and would in a few duvs attark
the muin body of tbe royalists in the in
terior."
A Jjmaica paper of the 1 6th or Septem
ber mentions the receipt of information by
a yessil from Chagres, that the firt-t (lis i
sion of truops from Colombia, consisting
of 1 500 men, under the command of Gen
eral Bellaro, who served under the Duke
of Wellington in Spain, were embarking
on hoard .transports at Panama, to sail for
Guayaquil, to reinforce Genetal Bolivar.
Of 120 persons at Key West. 63 were
itk on the twentieth of last month. Dr.
Clark of Havana was about to proceed
there to attend them. The Wild Cat
sailed from Havana for Key West on the
fit st of September, but had not been heard
of a: Havana up lo the 24ih-6f that month.
Captain Lego re of the Wild Cat lud
been left at that place tick, but has recovered-
This intelligence ia brought by
a schooner at Charleston in six days from
Havana. Franklin Gaz.
The U. S. ship Decoy, arrived at Xew
York on Thursday evening, from Kty
West, under command of Lieut. Justin,
Lieut. Francis B. Gamble, late comman
der, died on board whenoffCape Hatter
as, on the 29th ult. of bilious fever. The
remainder of the officers and crew are
well. The Decoy left Key West on the
18th ult. Capt. Justin informs that it had
been quite healthy at the Island until the
day before he sailed, when eiht cases of
fever were reported. The oflicera at the
establishment, were Lieuls. Camet, J. M.
M'Intosh, R. S. Pinkney, and F. Brown,
captain's clerk. The U. S. schrs. Wea
sel and Shark, tailed from Key West on
the 17th, on a cruize.
- Ara.'ea. The Jamaica Public Adver
tiser of the 10th ult. contains the trial of
Benito Cassel, Jose Maria delos Santos
and Lstevan Martinez ; on a charge of
piracy and muruer on board the Spnng-
bird, John Bull, Caledonia and Argus.
he whole, after a puiient trial, were
found guilty.
Captain Woodbury informs, that twen
ty pirates were to be hung at Jamaica, on
the 16th ult. the clay he sailed.
. oM I irAI'
lUa MUjl I tt ant'S fi Un, H,
Jr7, a4 ia tU f-Lt. U il.a
- f!j.u.tt; ( tiUrr wall a mm
Mftt wtrt ffataas. ,
, SSLtMt OCT. IfH.
.wr i I have jutf reccivcJ a letter from
Col. Samuel swsneout &f IluUken In
this Slate, containing some Insportsatja
fi an lion front the WlsL . A ge nil man
of great rtapectabiiitv br tka name of
Tkimrm, hat )st arriicd Is New York,
front I'MtrlUrbur In Virginia, who,
lust Uiore hit dearture, isw end rtsda
Utier adJrss4 bf Mr. ty lo Judge
Dntkt of tbit Dix. in which he uyt.
Ihsl he had given tin all expectation of
Celling Into ihe house or representative! at
candidate fur tlAMPresk'cncf! and Ihsl
consequeetly General Jackson wltlottale
the Lleclortl Votet a.f Ihf U'nlem
Statei, and if he should not socored bf the
suffrages of ihe Elrctort, he wilt receive
the support of all ihos Suiet in the
House. This It intelligence that mav be
relied on The friends of Mr. CUy al Pat
tcrson have declared for us. and it I con
fidently expected his whole interest In
this State will vet toon be transferred to
Jackson.
The gwl eaose I Indeed advancing
most prmperouUy in New Jersey.
1 am, Sr,
With great reaper!,
i. ooors dat roa.
Strfihcn &mfi,-jit, Kq.
jr.Kst iir.Nrov.
Yfe ef y ttw f.JIna iitg l-ter ihe !iiU. !
ilrlplna Ctumtiian IIWrrr, llai 'ir r-U
may know w hat kind of a man he ia ! haa
rirten a pmphlrt of bac lmli-r and He
ratumnics ayairut l!ir llrro of r!f arxl tliit
pamphlet, tie ei'ieubtes in tin, rair har gree
ihly acif ad k.U an 1 not only pu jliJtcd ia
t'icir papar Lut act'trrrJ it in lundbilU over
the (Ute, villi the unworlliy hope of hUeting
tlit tluractcr uf b.m lw gmtnrM they en.
, id lwwe M-pilrity aitb the peopW Uiey
fear i aa. caaa.
T thr FiLltn rite fVimVoi, Wiw, daird
.VatJntlf. ( I tHH J Sept. .6A, IHit.
Gektlkmes i I send you bv this day's
mail Mr. Jrne Benton's Address lo Ihe
People of ihe L'uncd States, with the fol
lowing, which was emitted irr his pam
phletthe Lodicii..
Know all men by these presents, that
Jesse Uenion, reiUut of the Western
District ol this Slate, has written a pam
phlet, the purport of which is well under
stood to be nothing more nor less than a
parcel of baw calumnies sgaintl (ieneral
Jackson, used Lr electioneering purpo
lie it alv known that the author of tl.ii
said l'aniMci (Jec Benton ' is th same
tt'iHorablr gentleman, I. o in 1313 atleinp
led to assassinate Gen. Jackson ly treret
inif himtclj behind the dour, as he the Gen
eral entered the pauaer of Mr. I nlhort's
Hotel in Nashville. YVhcii the General
h.'d p.issfd by the tlulhng place of the
I A-ot-e Jesse (to attnrk hi brother who
wj then armed mini a Pistoll he (Jeise,
shot I rem behind hit tairicade the Gen
eral through the " hark fi-irt of the hiul
and then, like ' .t,otl r Hiuuisto
wind upthe scene" advni ed uim tje
sar" while he was lying prostrate on the
floor, and presented another pistol to his
head, the rock being only half bent, he
in drawing the tuggcr broke it. Divine
Provident r, who is always on the ide of
justice, sved the venerable ilero for
some let.cr purpose.
These aro tacts as it relates to the au
thor of this pamplel many others of a
similar nature might be told, if necessary
such tt an attempt to assassinate his
o brother ; his dodging and sqnatting
like a toad in an affair of honor with (. an
tain Carroll, the present Governor of this
state, are a few more chararinis in of
the famous author of this renowned Pam
phtet.
Again, this Mr. Benton was never
found in thearrriff ol his country, at any
one time during the whole of our late
conflict with Great Britain, although a
ie man until after the War. Such are
the materials our veteran has to cope
with, who like the fly on the foch wheel,
crymgoul" What adust we kirk up
Lastly, the People of the Unit id States
can now draw their own conclusions how
much reliance may be placed on the au
thority of the pen of a man who has be
come the cats paw of t little factious par
ty that are lurking behind the curtain
A TtifettttTpitfcftnjJ roTJiwlTnfj around"
In midnight shades, and wakeful to dr atroy."
I remain with much respect, your obe
dient servapt. a subscriber.
CRM. JACKSO.V.
The following remarks are extracted from the
address of the Pituburg republican meeting,
held nearly 12 months ago. They are the voice
of truth, sounded in hold and eloquent lan
guage. tniToa.
The reptile slander, marked only by
his filthy slimet CTeeps among the com
munity diffusing its baneful poison. We
blush for nut coxTntryitdfind some calum-
4iiaj.ari.baso enough to dccWcv..Andrew,
Jackson a tyrant. Is he a tyrant because
he led our armies to victory f A tyrant
because he saved his country from the
savage tomahawk, and the yet more sav-
I) MM UnMe l.e g rrf'i " J ' "
il-M air settUts In I'loiUe ,mJ hi,0;
Uh lrrahary, st, saved ihe esrt lnEt r f
the hardy ffooiiar.m f A If rani becaue
,a rtfuwJ an ctnb.stf letlttdatpot Imf
Mde, tn4 woulJ not act at imlMtsadof lo
Ihe court of an usurper! A lyranl because
La ained ihe elfusloej tf American Uo4
by ihe eiccuthin if ArWhrol and Aw
brlstor, two British Incendlarlet, h In
time of peace, urge 4 on refugee Uegroet
and le'oclotft aataget t murder ouf de
fenetlesa couMrymeitt Washington wtt
talumui.ted Uctuse he eietuted the
gallant AMre, and Ilriul tt loud la
her denunciation I but, whilst aomf of our
prtlcnde fatrlott were denouncing Jack
too, even Britain ackDOU?iCed the ju
ike of lh lenience bf which ArUilhnot
end AmbrUior died. Ves, Aodresr Jack
son lyrant it George Washington. Hut,
tay hit enemies, he placed the. military
bove ihe civil authority. To tae Of
leant front certain destruction, he Inter
dicted any communication lib tbe coo
my, ami arrested a conspirator exiting
mutiny in the city. This man he refund
to the civil authority, till the storm which
lowered over Orleans had pased away.
Had he acted otherwise, te had Dot surviv
ed his calumniators, and the streets of Or.
terns hd st res rued whh American Uood.
For this act was he arraigned befuce Ihe
very ju !ge to whom Ms valor had preser
ved ihe rsertlsaof his authority, ref-i
sad a trial by jury, and fined by his adver
sary 8 1 wj, With a victorious army and
rescued people at his nod, he cheerfully
submitted and paid the fine. As he left
tha court bouse the bsirsl of enthusiasm
could not be restrained. After he was
seated in his rirtlage, the people, in des
pite of his wishes, unharnessed hit horses,
raised the carnage on their shoulders, and
offered to pay ihe fine. The hero refus
rd ; Iwrne in triumph by his fellow c sis
tens, and standing on his car of gluey,
like a kind father admonishing his chil
dren, be addressed them In the most af
fcciionaie icrms. He could not upbraid
ihe generous people thus manifesting
ihrir gratitude j but he wimed them that
their conduct implied a contempt of the
riil authority 'hat in a free government.
the military should t suor1im.te to the;
civil power. That a a rincrn, he cheer
fully submitted to the is. Have we
a Mariusor Cxurhcre? No! like Pho
rion, Socrates, or Camillus, he was wil
ling to endure anv punishment, if inflic
led by his country. The character of no
man has been more laely traduced than
that of Jackson. All his intimate ac
quainlanres all who hsve ever been at
his hospitable mansion, unite in declaring
hint the most amiable and engaging of
men. the mot itiTiciiorute husbnJ. to
his adopted ihiMien the kind and Indul
gent father, the ardent friend, the pracli
ial and professing christian. F.nvy can
never behold superior merit without en
deavoring to blacken virtue into lice. It
was ihe fata of Washington lo be v'liiied,
and when offered for the Presidency, to
be r!r nounccd as a military r.i- fiain, who '
would prostrate the civil authoiitv. But
his toun'.iy elevated him to the first of
fice in her gift, the pudicii'.ns of nul
are were unfulfilled ; and so will ihcy now
'e if true to herself the clevales he
se
col,d Washington.
William II. Crawford is railed by his
Iriends an.t suptMtriers "ihe democratic
candidate" for the Presidency ' the Jel
fervouian democial," Sc. tec. as if it was
not known, that, in addition to his sup
port of the old Bank law, his opposition
to the embargo, and his doubtful and heart
leu support of the war, he once declared
that ' the adminiitration tf Thoma Jeffer
ion hud at rjitr oulttftftfird tn arutocracti
the adminiitration of Jdin Jdumt, as thr
flatter had outilriffied the twiiitutior. .'"
I Ms Is the democrat, the JJjiror.ian
democrat, whom we are railed upon to
support ! But the people will not, thev
cannot be led so far out of ihe good old
track as to elevate Mr. Crawford to the
Pretiden c y. r'irgiiu'u n .
At a regimental muster in Onslow
county, a few days ago. a vote on the Pre
sidential question was t.iktn, when Jack
son qot 340 votes ; Crawford 21 or 25;
and Adams 5 or 6. 44 This (says the let
ter which communicated the foregoing
statement) is a fair expression of the sen
timents of the people of the county."
ancient tannin .nr. v,aroerry,ot Ala
a...- r- tn f; i ? r-im
ryland, has published an account of the
recent recovery by him of seven pieces
of cannon which had been under water
191 years, in St. Mary's river, In Mary
land. Four of them are 18 pounders,
and three 12 pounders. 1 hey formed
a part of a fort erected by the brother of
Lord Baltimore, first Propuetor of Mary
land, in 1633, on a point at tiie mouth of
that river. By the washing of the tide,
the bank on which the Fort once stood,
is now about 1 50 yards bejow Uic usual
mark of the tide. They are much corro
ded. Stones of 6 to 8 pounds weicht had
become, , so incorporated. , with the, iron,
that they could not be knocked off with
one. On one gun 602 oysters were found,
and on neither of them weie there less
than 100.
iiB n tcnos
t I Ar a Mi ! fr '! t'.l mm
t'ryt U Ihe ta.ud uks U,
ihrwjWit the 7WAa tit r,4
. 'ml, MM. strfrf U iLa
fate ewgt.1, aw Ik 4 eex", le g taH aa.
trecU h rgU A abtTrsgei t f then ata
m a aUa the tUArmtm t4 tmt
vrtwt, akesi tU tsvrrW t4 that ri(U tM
aaore kwrwrVuMat ealttd Uf, Vtt irj t4
Unr tl twr rvMbh fotrotMw', U k pre.
ent happy arfiMMMtloa, dps4a t h
etaa wr the faiWea of lLa f,rvaNt rf U U iht
fffU aMt hi beaut arI nurtwna'Wtnt
awoewairr, ariatomila tam&amf w t4 f&
clan la our country, ft thrrfo balw,, ij,
people te cmm furth, ta at their MinXer, a,. J
0 rr. dova tlwa daifmu psJu al bt 4,
, Wa cautiaw iba paop'a awt la L deecitad U
votif fir Ui wvwaf Ikket t s sr a,
that daraigtiin; peraowt win ek ta alip
lUkrlS Into your hav'. Ttlawi U i,
fmfifi Trl ad by etsminlng svj ma- ,
berg it, you ran I deee'ted
Jtkm fMk, at Bowaa rwn'y ,
,VmH ,U'lr, of Hdar d...
fan i wvf, ee lancoln da.
MUfl I, of llaywwal iU.
.ImIM4 H. MuffirnL of MArt U.
JKl .1 .W.rrAr, of UuIA. 4.
Jmk I rtd-f, of tSake Aa.
II mitre f. Uke,uf llu hm-wwl di.
I. !. I. JtUmmJ.id IWaufet d
fine ,HU, of Craft n do.
H ,tUm Mienn, t4 f awahk ih).
ItUlitm Ihrw, ,4 HaMal do.
It'HUam tt. fi Wf, of Nol.;,;i, 0i
I'. J mar J II thnlif, of tfiliuinfvii.
The tfilton paper having ben, refpirfr L
Mr. ahepperd, oi of lb eamlxlatf f ,t ,r,
toe on the People' Ticket, to f ale lliat, d cl
ird, be would vote fur (. Jackffi at Ym,
trtit. ami Jolm C. r!!ouB) as Vice rrev.W,
takra ocexwoa to fr)dw- tU acrsirr, i.i t, !,
a roKitnn of ajilmrtir, ill-humuefd remfi,. h
the ewtiraa of the remaria, we f,n ,C I A
loain; sentence i
We comply ith tle request c.f Up s.
l!imi('i r hrhrte tint none rf IIm pr ; t.
fnni in the Ste hs'r anmninrej t'. i.,-t,,,
of the ltrMil)li.-n Kl'-dur wUoara infj.,,r,i'
Wilham II. trf r.L"
Now wlut paper t'.ie Mdton eiHtnr m'i',, .
dei(jnate by "prtjifal prmit," we knn v
h if, a ae ainjieet, he meant all ll.ow ilu
oj'poac ihe rattr-u rawliilate, le h i, most gl,:
injety and wilfuHy miw'Unl fcH. If he 1.
ra.l (he V'ttrm Carolinian for fie ue
areka pt (irl that he has we arc aci!
he t ill kav aecn tlit wehxe f.i :,'..
the namr, of the rur nUcU-rs KUx a
what ftr. eslli "fh rrpukhrttn elprLies")
every week. And weXuawof taoiw thrrcm'
tr an'i-ridital republican papers 411 t!- .
that hare done the aam.
IftV Millon editor Joe not nuvi .
iet,! iJu.wKih.b Jri;iist-d ami do'es'ul '; '
I lionora'.c aihl ho-icl irtc n, Iht n icili t o' .
drt!and tlie i'a!i iinjKrt of cuinrr.wi Itn .' v.
H it an editor that will dceot.- fln-lv lii. -i
eolunnis, in one a evk, i.f hi piper. i. :hr j.ii'
tcatiu:i of such d-tr'.il)le alaiMh-rs as urr r.
tair.ed in J'w HaUn't pii.J'i!t ajji'iisi 1 .1.
Jtiatnt, mav bo expecti-d to d.i rwn v
lhan that -A which we have eomitlid 'lie M 1
ton editor. tVe ran look upin him u!io o -.' !
(-'li.K tlii, flood if foul ant billinjrjri,e ealn'i
ny ajTii'ist t!ie tharaderof (.cn. Jkm,
no niiirr It nit nt feelings than upon t!-c mi'' ",
Jesse rtcnton himself who attcnip'rd, i"f
years apo, tu auuttinnte (icn. Jackton, h '
ting him with a pistol 1 and who, l.ai f--. '
in that, ia now try irtar to r:iJUJiiiu.'r Air cAuri.iv' '
a ey a
tin. CI.AY IN NK'.V-VOKU.
I.ate accounts from New York, plain!
show, that Mr. ("ay is the rising candi
date there. An tfTort has latelv been
made by the ft lends of Crawford in thjt
slate to huv over thuse of Mr. Clay, -f
olTcring lo run the btter gentleman lV
the Vice-Presidency. Hut ihe fiiends ri
Mr. Clay have rejected the bribe, wil l
the utmost indignation; and the cv'sc
fjuence is, that Clay is risitic;, while Craw
ford is going down. It is now believed
that Crawford cannot get fsJcw-York, u.n
der tny circumstances; and if Clay
it, the caucus candidate will be the liin
dermost of all not even getting ititot'ie
HouserTjf-RrpTCsemartres;
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MONSIEL'U GAI.T.ATIV.
Last week's Richmond Knqnirer con
tains a short epistle from Monsieur fel
latio, in which he declines ihe further
use of his name us a candidate fur the
Vice-Presidency. The caucut manage"
have found that 'Mr. Gallatin's name tl'J
not produce the effect calculated on. Il
was a bribe held out to Pennsylvania ; b !
that truly republican state would not bs
caught with the bah she is staunch for
(Jen. JacKson. So far fronrM r. n"f
helftinq the cause, the '"'huanagtrt ,n"
an injury; and, faifi. k, they
struck the Gencvian" name Irrm the 1: