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A eti rU f ftTrace
fefer ktk Cod mJ
Aad Vt d M r "
TVMMwk aU3 1-ityaHa affiaw
Twikia gntl Lady.
poet, tiki Uttlr ! Itph, sJ
ll w. K Vohilr PfU ftna k Wft
Ukb4 kin ttery cootMcraWt nvmUr
of McHp m-iUmixk. mk
tfitMcutmi Uaniutt. 7ht Spki
kid jum grtbiid kin cooiMmblt ft
io from (k irt n ke m wry t
pcnUf in Lit litiflK bit princll food
tromM fram Eurtpf iixi U went erj
rirrly oa loot. HI Mn do cwwrtn.
Tbt celcbnui opxlcUn, Sfrajrcli oi
Blet ki jut Enlbd a Inproted ick
cope, 64 feet keif . It it uld, that iih
lb id of tbU enormou.lourunwnf, uv
trtl ItVfttd ftntot bf Ut caable'1
to dlKovir slm-ted bcinp, rtdind
nooimMiti sod Umplw, In iko tnoon.
..,. BnttU tptr,
' K jotireijmen Bktr la ' IinAw
Jn rInd, by tho lotttf7 lk borooy of
ForkUKkltti to Iki pHoclpaliif of An
pKb, nd ii oow in p0""00 of I30XX)
fnnci. Tb fint k tnd of kli
rickct, o bu? TC.000 loavo of ry
bftid, ?hlch he dlitriboted to the poor,
with pot of beer touch.
' ioudo. a to. IS
We receWed lt night, BrotseU pper
to the Uth Augtui. That poliiictlcoK
n.k. tW Autocrat of Ue RuiiUnu hai
"lt iecTn n-edktafonipel 4ko
Jew to rw in the interior, met ire
the penon cWcflf enjigf d in imtCTUngr
- So icng at the, dulie 6o importation are
t,t.k .nAiirh to make imureline aroSta-
kle. there will be no want of ChrUtuoa to
upplT the puce oi me Jt oinew
o...s'.M rhri.tL.Bft mut b of a vcrr dif
ferent tmp from all the chriitiana with
. whiclt ire-ere iojaaintea.- n ?vcn
r it'.ij St.ica do not rank Terr
hih la point f principle, but neer
tear or tneir imugKnK " "i
cause the duties are not so high to
k. t nrih man's while to smucele.
And yet this poor man trotted about our
metropoui, nu v-
thing end no doubt, believes wbat be
jits beea told i tost no anowe at crj iw
In 1823 Latin mnuscript of Milton
. nMn r.hriatkn doctritte written about
16 JO) w.a discovered in the old state pa
Whitehall. It haa been re
centlf published in London, both in Lttln
and English. The London Literary
n.-.H t Jul- S3, trives an abstract of
the-eontent f-ll th chApuraVAwUlM
Milton's argument in tavor oi mm a
.. mnV wtvea aahe cleases. He
contends that polygamy is not Interdicted
in the bible, khat It is tancuonca oy uw
. himself, . end cannot there tore m cmu?
crtd cUihonorable or shametui i
Tt iMvi nra vrv where a -curse.
vhen resorted to by an agricultural
peoplefor ordinary borrowing of mo-
5aok, except on some spectat emergen
ty, hardly ever gets cut of. it,' unless
th aale of
lost in attending to his notes, together,
with the interest paid on them, eats
dim nn t and if not so. makes bim'a
de
he
nendant betncr. thouen oy aDBtainincr
c.. .t ....
mieht have oecn an inaepenaeni
one
day.
Mies' Register.
? l J ,. I
.ffMi e-tI'tf, snlfi
lUas. aai ks4iMtUoe l
iKi splriu, it aJcrUi tke trye.s t
(( ttrB!; ', F,t4"
UlfaciplsatsnJ fj-itmefiHyjk
driMta. I tu4 ll W M acuoa
. r . arrt 4 Sitimof ca iK ?
coataftiumKaltf;
.V. ..k,!. Mift lcj ill tUU MlUfliw
fxtion. JlowthliUmof walpfoJed,
wis V p fn)ttrMXs. ,1 arpoa
to U. the joHi9Mt of dtrf
rBpW"l-f tfoUK-t 4 IwjI
i..l.(ru. of La7.lt Kicrdil w tlvt
IHItHnn! f - ,
tone ia4 1 go to the wuJ luncuw f
rtlsied aod eaertiwd, iftd taU to
pcrste with soitkBt tor0 i"w
...tia IkkamifitditutooJ ThU
ubauacf, lying endigtsted. dr.
went ipecltiof hrmcBUUoi, tad
the product of hU fermtautloa atting
6 tat rtUied and uaanurtlly Utdcr
coats of the itoeoach, produced tp.
c'ki af lofiimrBttory ixtioa la the Mr
voqi coat, tnd benct the lymloiai nnd
effects above deurUxd. I have Uld
aotkiog about the action of the
(wbkh wai If pt ia natt of vigonns
cirrtise) not hs effecu, btlieviBg tVit
itopcraua peraKooslyoaly oo nl
blcd orraas, I be Hght, ttd
proUMy an wrong, ta mr patholot
al deductioai tot ia the folUwiBg
entUUt I Vc Ueve I m at Um. ool of
tU wy. Fro ta my r r Becti oa ear
own cur, I concluded that some ooc
of the cvt would be a pr prt
acriptwo. I tok a small pill of
AeJiiu ad was successful beyrod
aay enott aanguiae upecuOonf . JThe
flatulence aubaidrd, acd carried with
It it i"ftf Its unwelcome attendants
kt.krhi. eoaiivrnets. Itc. When-
rirf I iVelftnv'avmtoai of this trouble
tome disease now, I take a pill of As.
. a
ssfeftid, tod in a motneojau is weu.
If' ia rkeao medicine : ect 6f cents'
worth eif ihe ram. and when too have
occasion to uke it, break off about the
r . 'it ...i ..itnM.
size oi a common pui n
1 . a .
I ought to have mentioned, tnt I am
convinced this d'urue ii net one of long
Jural inn i hut. OO the COUUlTV. OOC 01 i
mere momrntarv eiiatence I brought
on by circumstance of. the moment
ana recurring asoncn auvs unum'
uncea recur. Ihercfora the frni
nropoaed doc not offer security against
imure attaeVi. nordoes that taken to
day" relieve ui front the anack of to
morrow. Jo saying that I believe It
to be of momentary existence merely,
I mean, that, though it may ne curea
tolav. it mar recur tomorrow i but it
is not tomorrow a continuance of the
disease of to-day j it is a frtfhj aiUck
caused by the existence or recurrence
01 gyapepsia, uu win, uivi v..-."v,
produce apermncntxlisea?e j bur this
"'" - " " .' 1 ' alrftl tlftfia I fftr
permanent aiscasc.ia wi uj...
any more than consumption is a com
mon cold, any more than the lock-jaw
is the imple puncture of tne nan, or
than the fruit ia the aimple seed from
which it grew, medicus jumioa.
nrjirmrUL MET.lPnoS-
Man. aeVoaat.-eieRant. writer,. n.
MtAv MKh ft to etiect. ainne. oomv
. - , , . -
one muat lean upon hia arm liaten to
bis observations point out secret
beaotiea t and become, aa it were, a
. ' . . a
partner in hia leeiiags, or ma imprev
aions are comparatively dull and spia.
itless. Pleasures are increased ii
nrnnnrtlon aa thev are narticipated I
as roses, inoculated with rose, grow
double by the process. ,
Our conversation abould beisuth
ka vAiith mav therein find imnTove-
.11. V.W mm, j " - " "
menu, women moocsty, ipe ageu. res
pect, and all men civility
A
A person ohservedlo a frlifld who"ti
Uarninff ta ahufl. that it WSS Wronir, to
teach one's nose a bad habit, aa a man
generally followed hia nose.
- TO PRETVfT BJtl STORMS.' "
Tko iMiiInn rrmrier rivet the follow
Ihg piece of information t "'.A-.gentleman"
now on the Continent writes, that the
whole country in the neighborhood of
Lausanne ia undergoing a singular pro
cess, called paregrelio.v;The paragreles
conusi of poles 40' feet high, olated 500
feet from each other, to which conduc
tors are attached. Great ravage are
frequently tc;easioned to the vineyards by
hail storms ; and it is asserted that these
conductors, by depriving the hail clouds
of their superabundant electricity, will
cause their contents to descend either in
snow or rain. .
Mbhn K. forii, is,r-!f.cted Governor
I of Maine, wilhout opposition.
I l... ( . it irt Ua
u r. t-i ' -
L'M. -i Icyttln It HI -
gwiiUJ filUw-chtiiai, dariBg the
courM f iU ytu svow J, upj
ytmit Arrival at t?xlr tc spectiva jUti
f aWJf, k grsst jom wu tha wcL
cctae af U avta. 1 m km iwaa
Uf tuk tow dtvalvta tpo , ! WU.
diag Ton, M ! U uoa,
Jt wtri JM Voagtr rtasoaaUr, 1M
wchiU 14 tjpatuouija rtcaptiuUti
Iba reasirk'U iatilcnta jour fir
If lift lacWcate wV.VW aJ
r w a . aa 1 as
o9f aAa luttufixi laurrrjui i"
pea4ta and" llutary d Ja MtU
Aiatricta Ulc. '
tv v.h awlkk rod cenormtd tt
thai lportiat jancturt, was muk td
.itk rAraLrri aa MCuiUr. that fraU
isiar the falrtit faUe f iatiuity, Its
par all tl cowUI scare IV M lowa ta we
Voa cUUUrauly tod pcmvertagly
M.r.,l i nil. dasrtr. the endurance
of every comfort, ia tic foc of a aalv
csusr, to latbriaai ease, and the aL
laremcati of rani! auueace, ana bb
rtstraiBed yemth. at the most ipleadid
Ana laXinitiag vvuri vi v..
That thla ehoka wis not Irsa wise
than mipaaimotts, the actio of
half a century, and lha gritulstianA of
uaemaberea vo.cn, ail oaaoj su c
ptets the gratitude of tht heirt, with
which yovr fisit ta tbU rtemitpherf
hif teen wekomea, AAora aspw u
uMimitM - . ...
When dt coetcst of freedom, to
whictl ycmad repaired as a voloaury
champion, kad doted by the complete
trlnmnh nl her cauie ia thU country
Uf yowr ado?tic, you returned to fut.
tU the duties ol taa pnuaautrapiu ana
nitriot ia tie land oi vour aattviryV
I ii.ere.in a coosiifm ioaouiini
V F. r t ' 1.. v..
eirrer oi ictit vrar. jvm iT.iM-
taioed, thrfigh every vicissitude of
aluroaie aujcceaa and fliaappotntmrni,
the aame gi rioua cause to which the
first year of your active life had been
ArwnteAm-l iffinrovement of the
moral ftnJ noIUlcai condition of man
ft . -I . 1 ........1m vf
. pe0JJjt ef lh jB'ltcd States,
L. ..J m..t hnm won had
l Qrougnoui inat ioog iwitinvu w.
for whom, and with whom, you had
foueht thi battles of liberty, have been
r.mim in lb full nriaaeseioo af Ita
fmtt. nmm At aks ktilat a at
family of nations. Spreading In pop-
and auffriog accordbg Wlhe condi
tion af their nature and laying.the
fonndatin ol the greatest, ana,
... ... r . -
we
humbly hope," the most beneficent pow-
er tbnt ever reguutea we cooccma w
man upon earth.
In that liDae of fortr yeara, the gen
eritinn of men with whom you CO-ep-
eratedinthe conflict of arms, h near-
l n.Ul mm,.'. 1)1 the btt WOO
guided our Councils i nf the WArnbri
who met the Joe tn tne new, or upon
in .: with the exeention of a few.
rn knm nnhtllll ImMh of daVB hlS
Iaw w six ih m ww - - - n v
Lbetn allot tI by Heaven, ail ooaraieep
with their UUiers. Succeeaiog, ana
even a third feneration, have arisen to
take their olaleai and their childrena
chjlldren, whit rising up to call them
well aaadxioniahed by their own con-
nmimmlnl freedom, to I0C1UUC
in every beniaon upon their fathers,
Se name of him who came from affar,
wicn mem ana ia uicm vwv, w
aur or to fall.
The nni veraal orevalence oi - meae
sentimenu'waA aignally manifested by
a Reiolution of Congress, represent
nt the whole Peonle. and all the
Statca oflhU" TJnTon, requesting the
President of the United States to com
municate to you the assurances of the
- - - . . . ... -
grateful and aBectionate auaenmemo
Wrt1
employed, at your, convenience ,a
your paisagd to the border of our
country V .
you - by ry -'. trentrable : prtdcceaaor
himself boind.to you by the strongest
nn nf thnae whom the hichest hon
ours of Vn country hadjewarded for
blood carlf wd n her cause, and lor
ft-trinir llfonf Tlrvotion ta herwelfare;
Oy lilnt the levicea of a national ahip
;rnWLwaur.iaw
"T-i;a7-. r.a . . . .
iipiirarv nrrirnru v iiiui m uiiinkv wwaa
vevance. and a full year has. elapsed
' r . A ll . I .1
since you landed upon bur shores.. It
were icarcely an exaggeration to ay,
tjkat it has been, to the people of the
Union, a year oXuninterruted featW
ity and enjoyment, tnpiredjby "your
Vcu trifirtt 1 ill
Ufttttt,
wer.ij.Ir wikte a 1 1 i. g'
a f .1 ' ....a r it.
with rrr 7 the i-ivitu U Jt
tail. nt foTj anlfifti la arms,
btve Ura htlUd lX rf'
mt ly iir tKiUrta, th an asd w
mm r.t iVa rteaeet art. And a f Uiri
grner atUa, lha htpe of fa'
emUr surrWrtg tbt wboU pepU.
tba cf that djy when yoa tm at
the bead and by tM iwt m uwt
ka.ft.alll wilX tbt IC1QI7
a. that houf of trUL i
clamitloei f at tKhoWJ U
..... .
of blot wHooi thty Ksi w w
have heard iU mltglffd VOletl f IM
pan, the pf autare a jf r,
JalfiiOg 14 UitriXX CBVTVft wi
el a&aaa laouaaiwa, w- t
your landieg cm the khi oi irtttww,
bavf followed erinr up ofyeof wr,
and tiQ rtaound, tkalhf rushieg of
maay water, froa tyery corner ef
our land. ' ,
YfHi'ara now about to Ntura tt the
country o? your birth, of yew anscs
tors, of your poatitlfy. Tbt Execu
live Cove romeot of the Unit, atiav
nUtrd bv the aame fcrUef which bad
prom pud the CoegrtM to the deitg
aatioa of aatkinai ship ft r your ac
commodation ia coming bither, baa
destined IM nnt service oi a ingi,
ail lauaxhed at thll Mftrooli.
to the Its welcome, but equally dr-
... ...
tinguUbeH truot, el -eoaveymg ytm
home. 1 ne name oi mt snip aas ao
dd one more memorial to distant Tt-
gion sod future gei w stream ai
ready memorable, at ooce In ibe tarj
of your sufferings and of our indepen
dence. .1... . ,
The iVio ia now pre part J tot your
reeeptioaaad equipped- for- eeev
from tne momeawoi or u wj ,
tbt prayer of miHiooa will aacend to
lieayen.Uut ocr paua mar o prv
and vou return ta the bosom
nt Aur fanailv aa brooiiiou to your
atoniRNL ftft vour uit to thi scene of
your youthful glory ha been to that of
the American people.
nrt. then, our beloved friend re
turn to the laod of brilliant genius, of
a l. t
geoerou entimenr, oi neroie vawr J
to that bcaufiful France, the nursing
.M)v r the Twelfth Louts. na me
Fourth Henry to the native oil of
Bayard and Loligni, oi lurcnae aou
ratinaf. of FetwlaD and D'Atueseau.
fn that illustrious caulogue.of names
which she claim aa of her children,
sndwith honest pridt holds up to the
admiration af ythcr natiooa, th name
of. Lafatitte Jji-a already, for ceo
turiea. beta enrolled. And it ahall
Kftneeforth buraiah into trifhter lame t
... ... a
for if, in after day, a Frenchman haU
inaicate tne ciftaMr vi i
that of one individual, durinff the age
in which we live, the bUod of lofty
ft.ae. a
patnousniahall manllein nil cpeci,
.trie, nrf oj xootcwii nrw -r-
kle in hirey; and be-all pronooocef
too, and oar children in life, aod.aftey
W9 mrntttm v. Mmtmw m m m m m m - - r
death, shall claim you tor our own.
You are our by that more than patri-
mm. m m mm t t A .
otic elf-devotion witn w men you www
the aid of our fathera at the criii of
their fate. Onraby that unsbaken sen
timentof gratitude for your setvlcrs
which is a precious portion of our in
beritance. Ours' by that tie of lore,
stronger than death, which linked your
name with that oi vyasuibctoh.
At the painful moment of parting
from you, we take comfort in the
thnnohr. that, wherever vou may be, to
the'last pulsation of your- hearty our
country will be ever present to your
affections y and cheerful consolation
assures us, that we are not cauca w
sorrow, most of all that we shall see
vour iace.no more.. vjc aiian iuuww
. . :. . i
name of the whole
nt07 th- United States, and at loss
only or language v. u.-.-that
feeling of attachment wjth which
the heart nf the. nation beat ? r the
heart of one' tnanj Tbid yoiiVreluc-
- " " 1mm .T JT "tl
a a k . a Aa a iA
tant and ailectionaie larcwcu.
ftHAOH. MMftVM
- a nlfMltlonrbthe
General Government, and particularly
Nftftia i ftmirja mfitr instiK U UV lU
a r
knowlcdgt the opportunity given me,
at this lemh and painful moment, to
present the People of United States
with a parting tribute of profound, in,
exprtaiibit gratitude.
To have been,: ia the infant tmd
IJiJI cf I t Klttt ! M
ttil.d
Ly ' n as a ImMi S'a, t4 kits
rtniJ;iUJ iat:s u. i ar..j f r Ia a!
fcyf fc; . ,'l i I'fvrj's f.r iailfMfeJ.
iui, fjteJow, S4 fjud lnta,a4
la til fa'ua4ativa cf tKa Arkaa
Era af A m aoeul fjr, wkkh
Ka !ita !y trvaJfd U.U, d mut
( ft thedircViff aad tr;lMef mia
klnd, nctfiiivily pmaJetvery jn
bf tU t,Ut bfeufti to bit err.
telrtd at tvtry lti; cf lU lUvdy.
thP, M d .irlrg forty taar t
fncrkod, from the people cf ta TJaa.
ted Cuui, and tWeir ftfrtftcntatitr
it tomimd UnaJ,Cweua atarti
f iVrlr ckUUaca and kiaJaM,aa
beta tKe ttU. the eatrirtaaewf.
tla wrpinl trTVX aJtvtttd
life - "- " i- ,
lluV bWteuU 1 find wf di to if.
kooakilgi thst rll of wtkoraei,
iknaa ttft,h)ad(d ad ttoivcrSal dla.
pity of puUie affectioai wbkh hot
marked teen tp, cko oou, af
twelve taooihAprgrt through tk
twisty-four stairs aad which, vk'Je
they c vera he lm mj beart with grata.
ful delight, navt om sauiiKtoniy
tviaecd the coocorrtnet of tbt paooii
ia the id ttttimonies, to tht is,
menit favors, bestowed on me by the
ftcversl btanche of their rrprraeat-
, . j ..... ...i
uvea in every pn,
tat of the confedsracy
Yet gratilcation tUl higher awa-
tftj nr.U the wander of crvatioa
and imptote'ment that have met ay
enchanted eye. la the unparaUUed tad
elf -felt Appor oi we pwj
their rapid ptoepetity tad insured c
tlct of good ordet, tbt appendage cf
true freedom and a nauonal good
at ase, tht final arbiter of -all d.Iul-
A aa m Mi a .. Jft mm ftVA ftAftft a Jh
lies I hsvt nta prouoiy w iwv-...
ft ,..'..1t f the rrouVlksQ ortnciple
for whitb wt bavt foughi, aad a gto-'
rioua dcmoosiratioa to the most timid
and prejudiced minds, of tht nperi.
oriry, over degradinr-arUtocracy or
despotism, -af pop""' stituHoci,
founded on tne puio
mrJl -Krf the -local rlthti of every
aectioa art preserved under a conati-
rutionii Dooa oi nw.
iog of that onion between the Suits,
a it ba been the farewell entreaty of
our great paternal Washington, and
will ever have the dying prayer of ev
ery American Patriot, o it babecoe
tht aacrcd pledge of the emancipation
f the world object la which I am
happy to observe that the America
people; while they V tht animating
example ofsuecessro! fret iostrtuttona,
in return for an eil enuiled upon them
by Europe, and of which a libera! and
enlightened aense is every where mort
and -more generally felt, how them
selves every day more anxiously in
terested. ....
And now, sir, bow can I do justice
toTuy deep andfively feelings, for the
mwat necuiiarlr valued of
your esteem and fnendahipIor yoUX-
- -a JJ tunas .
o very kiod reierenccB w i . v-yi
- eicis-
Bitudet of my lire for your iffecting
- . ft a J kv mm Olxfta
L;ctore 0f the Wessing poured by the
Tever,i generationa Ol tne nmcn
people on the remaining dsya of a de.
lighted veteran i for your affectionate
remark oo thi ad hour of epara-
litwvoaJrtie coontry svt "TJ??
I can aay, of American ymptithies
on the hope o necessary to me, of mj
.' . .... t... Anrrntdm
aeeinjr tne country u q
. ..II inn
near hail a century ago, v- r-
her? 1 ahall cootcnt myaeir, reiraio
ing from auperBupu repetitions, at
once before you, sir, and this re.pec
ted circle, to proclaim my cordial con
firmation--of every one of the senu-.
menu which I have had daily oppor
tunities" publicly to utter, from tn -
time when your veneraDie preu""--
M 14 t,.rW In arms and frieoo, -
U. - mlm W.UW mm .. . . .
transmitted Jo me the honewnbltio-
vitition of Congress, to tfti 0-7,..
wKi vnit mv ftfar air. whose lriena-
lv connexion with me date from you'
earliest youth, are going td consign
me to protection, acrose the Atlantic,
of the heroic national lag, on Jioard e
splendid shithetiametiF whjh
been notTtbt least flattering a.k'a
among Oje numberleM TavourA cooler-
feKeiiirttr; iwd yoii 11
. I .Li... .u. Ameri-
na Aawaaw -a a ,iti
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unrouncj u r uoa uiea M . : . a
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