ju. .1
te.Jy puMisheA or hereafter to be pu-U-.hed.by
HisM.jestt the Kingof Iru
Wi, to prevent the emigration ol his sub'
jsct. '
ARTIClt XV.
The preset Utxf haI1 coW'Mtte ln
" fariC for ' Trl fo'tjn'inc from, ,h
""tfay cf trie rexchic.gr oTtte Titificittoni
tmj twelve months before that period,
- rti,hr of 4he.J.Jtr!!ciU.;; ?ri.ea
" sh'.ll have announced, by an ofticial uvtia
ration, to the othor, li Intention to arrest
the opration of said Jreaty, It thai, re
frip ne tear beyond -that
-!tm,-in4 to-tm.'until the "potion pi
. . . !.L Clint k
the twelve month ,wmt" wu
similar ooiiaiiOThfteeer 4he Uraa at
thichlt may '"like place.
tii. t,Mtm k.h K anmoved and ratiG-
edby the President of the Uniied States
of America, by ami with 0"" ! l"e
C.ia ikaMinf. an (I lo. bv nil Slajeatt
the King of Trtml. pi .,rr,,,''7',on
thall be echnceO in me vy 01
t - r.;n mnrtth from the flj'e
of the aignjiure hereof, or aooner tl poa
aihlc. . . n? .
In MtS hereof.the reaneitie lenl
potemiaiiei bate aljjned the above arti
,!... KaiK in the French and EhUih Ian
jjuige, and they' hatre ihereo afTiied
their aeW declaring, neTertheIe, that
. the !(?iing In boih UnguaRea ahiU not be
brouRht into precedent, nor in way
. ik. nrauiHif A ijf either DBftr.
Pone in triplicate atlhe Guy of ash
"ifijjton, on the nrat oy o j. ..
year of our Loin one thousana t izm nun
urea at ' ry ; ,
cood of the Independence of Ibc United
... Statei of America. J
tf
. II. Cut,
. Lrowio NirDiamTT. 1
And bere wid Treaty ha been duly rati
txti. liotH partA w4 U rWe.mi
tiona of the aaroe were, thu dr. duly ttbantred
,Va , . , .f inn A. . IUilTo, Aciing
Secretary of State of lha United Htatei. on the
prt of tbe laid United Sta'ea, and the Sieur
Lrnwro Nidttti, Charge (TATaim f
Hi Mijtr Ihe K'm of Trufjia, OH the part nf
Lta Mni Majestyi
Now, therefore, be it known, that I, Aanaiw
Jicatov, President of the Unitel Hta'ea of
Aiferi- a, lure cauaed the laid Treaty to be
mail- public, to the end. that the wmr, and
eer cUoae and article thei-'-rf, may s cb
lerved, fnlftHed with (rd M h, by the T7nl
iVd State and the citizen thereof '
In witnena wht-w f. I hare he retnto et mv
'""7r hahd, muL'einedineaeal of tbc-Unhed
5 Rtatei to be afHied. .... . . , ,
.'llWneWWc-fc1ty--ibf WaVmgon-tW
... fourteenth day of MartJi. in the yeax
- of cur Lord ona tlnmaiui! tijfht bun-
,. . xa nA iwniv ine. and of ihe In.
Zfin.y-CTiratAnitttw-j.vikMj.ii.
lit tbe pMlident:
Jxia A. HiKitTow,
. Mttttf StCrtUirftf Style,
OM TBt 1ALBIQH BTAR.
'7 "wro "JVfVfA To r 6f T h e fol
lwinj?. Uu -4 tbt.Uoi!CtpP.ap.f.tbaStjtf:
frorrTtbe orjniation of J! government
tff the-pfeeRt-ume-Jkh.j,hc dae jf
their appoiniment, is collected from ihe
record of the Executive OfT e and for
which veare indebted to uhe politeness
of Mr. Muse, the Governor'a Private Sec
retary.
Rifting the Colonial Cottrnmrtt.
Charlea Eden, , ! 17&
.William Reed, Preaident, . -. . .1722
8if Richard Everard, . . . , . 1727
GaSriel Johnston, ...... 1734
""MaWe'RoaVPreKlenfc"-; - v-v 175?
Arthur Dobbs, 175t
William T.vnn, . . . . ", . . 7M
JosiaU Martin, . . . .... 1771
$ufrqurnt ( ihe Reirfulion.
Kichard Caswell, . . . . . . . 1777
AbuerNash, .' . . . . . . ,r 178 J
Iioroa Ourke,' . . . . . . .' 178'
, Aleiander Marin( 1782
lUehard Caswell, . . .' . . . . 1785
Samuel Johnston, . . . ... 1783
Aleiander Martin, ...... 1790
. Richard Dobbs Spaight, .... 1791
$lmuel Aahe, ........ 1796
Benjamin Williams, . . , ... 1799
wJa.eTurne.rv.... ...... w.a,, 'W?
MaihiiudAk rasiliK'T::. T' 180? '
, Beninmin Williams. ...... . 1BC7"
r.avA stnne. . . . . . , , 1803
Itrntamin Smith. . .
"Bio
tVll'iam Hawkins, ,
William Miller, .
., , JaUa ikaof.h , . ...
Jesse Franklin, . ,
Cnbriel Hulmeu .
18H
'1814
.1811,
182U
27
Jlutcjjins Gv Hurtont
James ireueli.
John Owen,
. 1828
tU'iHianx Head And Uittlhw RoWaH Wer
11 Triit(lnri iSf 4til f,mmr'trt til nirirwt .vtilvA
m . v. . . . - ... - W ....... . . . - i."VW.
. above, and acted as Cove-oor during vacancies
' " th&t office. "'. '-n
Colonization . The following paragraph
from " Freedom's Journal," a oaper con
ducted by a colored mn in New York,
L announce a change of opinion among the
colored peopte of that dty" respecting
emigration.
: yJLH'lJL Jouhting to out
civani reaacrs, mat many oi our urcin
ren in "thia city, who have lately taken
this sublftct into eonside ration, have, like
"Vt- . a ' a ' a '-it'
, (ourselves, come out from tbe examination
warm advocates of lha Colnnv. and mad
to embrace the first convenient opportu
nity to embark for the shores of Africa
t' This we, may aay looka like coming to the
nnint -as if thev had examined fur them
elves. .nS lattsStd! loTlKrofactk abiii'v
w - - ...,
of the- p1tn are j cot afraid . iho wprld
t
ila ' a pilaUe
Cura
. rk.ilktftn.t her benefit, nearly
irno of the tatr. beauty ad lasMm oi
the city were prevent and be cipi
ere above gISOO. At mo
engagement was called far and weeded
Treasury hit notified iho .proprietor! o
the. unredeemed ix per ccn.
J4th iuarcn, ii, amuunuii v --
i At iK.t It will bis nalJ upoo the ur
render of Ibe certificate, on the lit of
Xfv Albanian, dwribln the tntenof -of
'iS.rii... .avs. lt a a Ud of beRjrafff
' ' . .. i j .
where if the lo or tne crow mun. wh-
trive to. pick up a iHnner, nrj rnusi h.t.
the talt'nt tfa fttnehman! t
Some persons, aay a asriif, treat oooas
ftthera do lordalelrn their titles, and
Krtif fit t help aeoujlntanee
We have three ipecimena oi yeuow
- reanectivelv, of oat tlran,
,iavi,'.. -7 1-" ,
A,, era,,, and f Vt aifOW.
firm, and on the whole it appesra to b
auperior to the common wrapped paper.
J K'nl flaw.
0 t..
the number of totes polled at the lt
election for Treaident amounted to 1,125,-
1 I A - '
Royal Learning. The kin of Pees'u
made many inquiries of Sir Harford Jones
r..r.., im(T Amcrirs. sitin?, vnai m
of a place, is it 1 How do ou get at it
I Si nnlee cround. or how
n.i,.tiH hf Virrfoia The Lectures
iv the OnrriS?a3cT.ftlteJjm
rupted bv the recent prevalence ot ois
... mnnciha students, are to re rom
menr a on the 1st ADril. The FtjltT
have consented for the. present tba the
klU'denta- shonM boar out or vmter
sity at bouses lo be approved of by them
selves
A Valuable Xtvfi(yr-T new spa
per etiriustirnent t Bi-w TUr-waaUio
i. k ii. iinr. Dr Vrde II. lor
, j ,wiu - wy . .M.'is . .
ihe comfori.ble sum of 16,000 dollars
There are bot few newspaper atablih
in ihe United Stitea worth mof
than this sum, and yet Botany Bav is
peopled by convicts, who escapen ine
hilter in England by the transportstion
act.
Twelve ladies in Bridirenort, Co;inet.ti
i iii:eli'tiieen In New York citti and si
teen in the city or tiirtiord, amounting
jo all to forty six, haie become life mem
bers of the Am'erican' Tract -SorTe 'j f
the. dohtijJ.of : 83f e?rj r.fffw.th
aRRrr gate to Thessr fundi ae d
signed to. furnish Tracts, Tor He Viltej
of .the - Mississippi r with its 4 000,000 of
.-T.-J'.r -UV...-..
' Memoir t of TaUevrand.-Tbr. celebra
ted Talleyrand is said lo have completed
the memoirs of bis eventful life and
trrnTSf which U, iuiuV.X4ulltre: be-,
nueathed to his nephew and successor,
r - i .1- a- a m. a. a : . i
uner jin..injun.C..ion.xCT pponsntnem ie
year.afier.hij.dc.Cea5e.-v.,:
The commncement of the Charleston
Hi enciLCdlelgtook.' place" Monday.
The number of MeaicarSid'Tehu iffen'd-;
ing this ins ttutioi) during" the pat year
wb one hundred nd font six, viz from
South Carolina, 114; Georgia. 1 9 ; North
Carolina, 9 i Alabama, 1 ; r londa, 1 1
Tennessee, 1; Massachusetts, 1 1 Ire
land, 1 -
Afvrdtr.A man named Bird-sail has
rwen committed to prison in Cincinnati,
.Chit;, for the. murder ; of his wile ; whom,
ii a fit of jealousy he knocked down with
a b J la"
an ?xe, ana tnen aeverea uer neaa irom
ihe oocty.
Porncidt. Ooe Baily Hayes, who had
been insane for 13 tears, killed his lather
jind mother, both between 80 and 90 yeara
. r ...
nld. in r uiirtuier Co. vs.,. on the tltn
itit. Ho was Dlaced m jail by order of
Lourt, for sale keeping.
. . . ITS a .a
W W "
A hre. brok out in rensacoia on me
nigh' of the 25th ult. which destroyed
the Uazette rrinung yuice, anu several
other nouses.
y-;jL:wtTBerdinarti Ptuaavem Th - bris?
SmhrnTtckrwhrch-h4-bei' fof-aome
ttrrti iMten ud bb lost, arrived at ilmine-
ton, N C. on the 7th inst., in fifty ix
days from N. York ! a time sufficient or
three voyage across the Atlantic
" III sii'ied iharJohh PcVffe" hafTefused
to accept -the appointment ol Gavetnor .of.
AtkaojmuwUhfi i 141PjSII!!?!4,.J?:.
ttttKn lh di4trirl fi-irmrlv r.ue seated
i" - - .... . . , . . , -. -,
F Pka'ianta .nd,amuiLjr4i
... w &
fclso trenanncrnncee'estTtdiaftm
same district.
T h e Tre maons nf M nn roe, Count t ,
in the State- of New"YorkT hate irouh
taneously reiigned the charters ot their
srveral Lodges, chapters and encamp
ments. IsAV. -A yam in Massachusetts took
arsenic and die dr because he made pro
posala of marriage to a lively wtcow woo
musenjtiiru
Joseph lieonard Smith, orTrederick:
county, Maryland, has- liberated twelve
layesv and paid their passage to Hayti,
as colonists, providing them witn me ne
ce'ssary,. article of husbandry to be used
on their arrival, j 1
Judicious Jldvice..s...Tht best way
to deal with moat! alanderers is not to
notice them, - Nine time ia tea. they
will die ciuickef thaa vou can kill
them, J '. - I i 1
Xonh 'CarJrna. Tha eeielrated Pat
!ck Henry, of Virginia, about halfacen-
lury lince, tmpnaiicaiif ucuin
North Cardina li a poor oespueu
State." Notwitbstandl.igshe nowrat.u
lr. tbe Confederation, as fourth In point
of popula'.Jon and extent of territory, yet
at home by a fe and abroad by a great
" . , a. . . ar a a a
mny indiidu1v'.."Sorn varouna it auu
.r.A ai t a noor despisad Stated We
think it Incumbent on every native and
adopted chiict who Is pot ao lost to eve
ry sense: of manly feeling aa calmly to
view the soil that nurtures mm tiniuswy
j.k..,i Knirti to declare that North
f.,i;n. U im Aosr.-nellber.ahouli he
br'fflW-aeallD;le.n'0
and climate lavorauie to me provueuou
r .Htt nf ih itaole coromodiiiea of litis
Ul AW V w. 1
rilnnt. and eXDortine aarpiua pro-
dflCtl anlOUntlng to miliiona i uoiiara
mnuilly. aht certainly cannot justly be
called floor and ber citixena ought not
to be lor they can icaneasiy
rhalleoge competition w'uh any of their
brethren in patriomui
aistency, rrom tne aawn oi tne neT.
i.mii nreaeni dar , North Cro
tina should not only deny the truth of the
.. .ligation, but also call to account
her recreant and ihoughtleae children,
whose bngusRe and conduct occasionally
nlauibilitff to the slanderous impu
tation t and lo whoae prototypes, perhaps,
its origin may be traced. We are led to
these rtiectiona bt observing the course
recently pursued by one or our puonc
nr'ini.. in reference 10 a lite Cabinet aO
"" v ... . ... t
pointroent nd jojne preuninenn oi
severil ofour uraml JUTtea;-ine iski
iaM Idenee of the attachment sf North
CaroUna ta Oen Jackson, ! tvlojbtadly
na.n,it ia thA mind of that dis'ineuiah-
ed indivMual, a powerful appeal to bis
eapecisl aVbtice To lbe vleciion;of his
Cabinet counaellora t and who among her
Cabinet counaeiwra ana wno .inwi.n
citizens, could so justly claim the post of
honor, aa John liranchf. Upon wnom
else would it have been beato'wed had the"
selectiorr bt en submitted to the State
Lffislemre, or to tbe citizen Individual
It? Yet In the face of this, we msy tru
ly sy judicious appointment, to grateful
y, so deservedly, o honorably bestowed
and received, a citizen of North Carolina
t ao ancf rmglu give the pass-word io he
aister 9 ales, in order to hate It rei'erated
k Nnrth Carolina i a poor despised
c . a.
State," and her favored "aon unworthy of
the atation assigned htm. free Fre$.
; South America. Account "from Car
th3geni:rohe2l:re
more, : that the Peruvian had de
clared for Bolivari and that he had pro-
CttQtQ M 7CrU Jeawl Wvw vaeaw -w w-w
presence Yeolodecrar
nii.inr. The same tessel "alsa
brought accounts that Admiral Ouise, on
some occasion oi rejoicing, wa auieo oy
the- VarirmV iDtton Wn,ch. o
. . . fw. .1
been nrrd lorsome years- ' nm"
... . Cnlifchmin. and bhrhlr respected
by thr ptihlic euthoriuea and iohabitni
of Colombia.
ji nmnrt Protect.- it is in contertpla
linn. ihr Cau?a Republican, to con-'
struct a auitahle communication lor steam
boats, navigable from Schenectady to
Lake Oswego and Ontario, wiih a depth
" www . a a
Of water equal to that of the vvelland
nal. Tt" Is intended -by tWm-nd -locka,
and ahort canals around the dams, to make
th fnhawk answer the ouroose to the
most eligible point for connecting it by a
canal with Oneida Lake; ana irom wnei
d m (7wrpo. it is desicned to extend
the communication by an improvement of
the Oneida and Oswego rivers, umiiar io
that projected for the Mohawk
pnt. , r V Yr1c will no, let
thinUt alone and it is no wonder that
those who stand with their arm joiaca,
are jealoua of the progress ol population
mil imrvrnnimfllt in this cieat State. But
a . a K..l-BiAK
"Heaven helps those who help them
selves."
BomTcttTIeFaHVe
irhich wereTequal to those raised on the
main land.SheeD lose their wool, but
the mutton is pronounced excellent
Swio.ibKenarljJiljell
.. ...
The Duke of Northumberland, the pre
sent Lord Lieui-Jjaoj; of Ireland, is in his
ant, lie has an income oi.aou,wv,
whtchi f n theUnted totates currtacym?
oanislolBwryTwei
hfdt Iff tftUnted otates currtncyvjBi
dollar Dec annum
U'yVf'canVThr-
m.iv of Dr lUridall. the Acent of the
American colony of free Blacks in Africa,
will tend to show the wretcnea. conamon
of the native African t A low in the
scale of humanity as we consider the de
graded slave in the United States, he is
I ierejnuch. iaultejljh
the native African. Lten tne recapiurea
African, who has remained as a slave in
Georgia but one year, here pecupie a
high grade among , nis savapo wM.rf
men, and become the means oi extend
ing the tight, of civilization and christian
it. imnno i hem. I hate under toy
charge, a U. Si Agent for recaptured Af-
but one year in the United States, and one
year el seme m ine coiony. ncy arc
now comroriably mec n me:r oinnoa
houses, with cood fjrtna aboil t them; and!
I wis idesscd to find, that ihe best house
in the villa? was devoted to christian
worship. The establishment of this town
was one of the last acta of benevolence
and philanthropy of the lamented Lot!
Carey. Journal of Com.
'Tht'BritUh fTSyt A'lominern'it ivar
at this period would throw Great Britain
into creat confusion in relation to ner
irmy.lThe whole mUitsry forte of that
kingdom conslata of 130 Heglmenta.
. . . ai.a J M
Two third 61 title torce are oispersea
amonff the various British possession j
. T - . . uar . a -lb) a.f
24 fegiment in t'ngiana .ana-wnat-i
extriordinarrr 23 .Iti.IreUnd-andnJf
mi In Smtland. Those in Ireland, ills
VMM i t '
nresumedf canooubtf xerpov d.t jjii
settieo penoo, ana hmir
. a Bi t 1 1 laii aaasfast aaft m m
difficultie a to money, thrj-e is no given
point at which 150 00 men can be assent
bled for any Important object. - 'tfoabi'
CW The Salem Courier says' that
iha onl method to enable editora to pur
sue a manly course I for all those who
entertalo similar view to aupport them
ihat it. if an editor cornea out and openly
avow his belief that the moon la a ateam
ho.. all ner ions who believe to too should
take his naDer. for those who hold it to
h rheeie will withdraw their patronage
and be will be obliged, from the groanings
of an emot DockeJ. to eive up ma views
and ink back into the neither one thing;
nor the other" rank
-Ou' editorial Repub-
" ' ' i' '.ll ..a Ilk nlkKiip that
lican inrnna win c w....
M, Hilt. iJ ihe Concord ratnol, and Mr
Kendal, of ihe Kent ucky ArKU men of
talent and tried Bdeiiiy, nave receivea
lHrioet4-appou.Tnii atiY ahingtqnf
Mr Danfortb, edi'or of the Providence
7 - .nooimed
American. ftJ
Collector of the port, and Mr Green, of
the Boston Statesman, err -popular
.nd faithful KcDubliean, is made
Post Master ofthe Literary Emporium.',
Paying uft and paying cfoos. There is
aseverv pnn'er must oe aware, a sur
prising difference between faying ui and
flaying dovn When a long standing sub
riber. of Whose money you nave never
fingered a Cent, threatens to fiay ufi, the
inference ii forced upon f ou, that he tn-
empty pockets are rr7,nB ,or v'" t"
'nnnv hrln rrmsidevine thethrral olfiay.
ing ufi ' jh'e Enell of a 'deputed.; fiatnn.
Uul paying WW. Onjne conTrarrcBu-Msa
., . . a" Bvilrtf.ni caTTaaf"
twwMwi-T ; x .7.:. .... ".' 1
uai.ee of favor ; no interraption of
terine prospects; but a hearty encourage -
. . . remirinp. in the
uM,vf heint naid down from rear to
.i -rtirT1rtfr deeprte?; " -"S-ts- h
Tc.., -
Berkthirt Amet.
Wc bear-much7 'ado" albuf "JacTisbn
u.n.ntnn. mil" "reform." Jcc. but we
lilt I'lt'K)
ha veTnot heard "a " ln gle- 4rtdi v?dHalf-hai
was turned out of office when Jefferson
came into power, complain of Jackson's
measures ; on the contrary they approve
of his svlopting the rule which gave the
Jeffersonians so murh satisfaction in his
aaJnwOatMtionJl
out theo, an opportunity of asking those
who ate tu'ned out now, 4 how do you
like.it ?". Old time have come anain ;
the Jtcksonites have oniy set the ol(Mune
o new words. Saleat Gaz.
Tk fniinwinff is a letter written by
Col. Dorrego, the Ex Governor of Buen
I a i hi uife. nreviotis to his exe
cu(on, which we copy from our file ol
i Buenos Ayrean papera, recennv rccr.u.
H1 It I -mil T
Bait Gaz
nr.. k.in,J JTfi;tn. has iust been
Intimated to me that within an hour I
must die : I am ignorant lor what cause,
k..i n;inii Providence, in whom I con
lermmed-'ttr-'
"t parn all my enemies, and beseed
- a. .aAWk.aMnafaB r r J
sseech
my friends not to take any step to avenge
me.
I nr. itr-. j,i.! those amiable children r
-4-,-r---.. i-xT-tv. m re Kt4
e happy, wnicn you navo nui "-v.. (
tor b In tbeompany w arc j""""'".
jm3mM4f4he-M&Mmn(m
hWbaffted-thel
LflUKi rajihmaiidani from:urnC im
memorial,; has rateiy oeen i oiscovercu T
. -at.
Mr. Clc anlhe r elt, c lassical ana m a
tbernatical teacher of this city, to be as
capable of demonstration as the first pro
blem of Euclid. When the diagram is
present to the eye, all former difficulties
keem to vanish ; and me aemonsirauon,
-kirK i. eev simole. leates not the least
make a new era in mathematics, ana win
prote no less useful to mankind than the
' i iL..4 k.A lat.aa n
most important discovery mai "
made. - C
Singular Rtflxry. In PennsylyanJ.i,
recently, a young man had one of his
arms Amputated, and while undergoing
the operation, one of 4ha spectators was
tterao sVrp. bis. wtcTi from hi foS
. .iCl.
pbla, on Sunday 20ih tit. after a hrarJ
tinfrrinr illnfti. the ce!clratrd I.lcuhtnt
M Columbus," aed twenty six years, and
weighing eight thousand one hundred
and twenty one pound. This docile
and ssgscious animal was brought from
Calcutta in 1815, and his travels sinco
that lime are stid to have extended to al
most every paitofotircoritinenf. Theoc-
cjsion of bis xleth- the Philadelphia
r,. , t . f . . . ...
nrotilClC irjniiwni a w.iiiihh loan
imuatknuewwra.Jt ftnara that sev
eral year ego, while on visit io'thV-
southern states, he attempted to leave bis
anartment. oroceedintr with auch impetu
. . a . a
osity through i door, which w,,,njrnsll
as to draw tne wnoio iunc buuui mi ears.
H'A bfuIse broughf on a disesie tn tome '
of the bona, which bflld $urgical tkUtt '
ioi firiallf -fermtnated inme catastrophe -
we have mentionca. i ne ooay ns oecn
purchased by the proprietors of the Phil
adelphia Muem,and the skb and skele
ton are to be added to their already ex
tensive collection of curiositle.
Chahier of accident t. To rive all th
account of horrible things, which befat
poor human ns'ure according to every
day's report, would require an " extra,"
Digger man our wnoio paper, uci
one imagine he hta an adequate compre
hension of the miseries, or the degrsda
tion of hnmsn nature, who see only tbo
records preserved in two or'thrce ofthe
newspaper ofthe day, It requires aa'
eve to scan the World, and a whole weck'e
observation to imigioe thefamount of
crime j after that, If his soul does not
ticking it mtsa bomtdft of ateratr itofif -
than usually falls lo the lot or tbe most.,
hardened, - whoie names ere held -u to
everlasting infamr. fiotton Bulletin. -
'iizlraorHlnary ChYurnilaiiee'.'.'.Z..Tuxt
monih ago, a child two year of ijro
awallowed needle ? 3 4 inches lone
Yesierday. iiio.MiwtJlbf,P?X.SJ!l J.!k..ft
out of the right sice, just aoove trie nip,
where it had forced its way, and was con-
. w . . a
iderably corroded. 1 he child has, lor
he last .three months, taken medicine for
the dropsy, her borfy beinjj much swelled.
M It is said to be in agitation to raise
ihe Indian Department, now filled by
Thos. L M'Krnny, at a salary of I60Qf
dollar,, to tbe rank and value of an audi-
torship of G000 dollars, and to aupersedo
ihe present incumbent by a Mr, Robert
son from - Virginia" vTeere t-lac a re -mQUr.M.tat
it.is intended to divide the busi
ness af lic-Stire Pepartment, jo? lo.glvO" '
all that jorlioo which tdtte to our dor
mrith affairs to an unJcr SecxetarTi. and
to cajl it the Home Department. I merely
flat-jstate the rumours asnheya;,-Trttm3ut
1 saying wnsi oegrce oi ncuu uu .
thtm. I believe however, that there n
some foundation for ihe tn.
Totter oj Beauty. The Providence p
pen," In." ennrireratin' the cases lately.
brwgRr'fdrethetrpTeiTie' Cowrt.oi
Rhode Island, allude to that of t4ilary
l.yncttj -remaehab4y preuy IrUh- Rhlof. .
sixteen, which exceed n -unusual de
gree of interest with the Court, Bar, Jury
and. Spectators She was tried for steal
ing 12 dollars from one uf her own coun
trymen, named Lundv. The JuryVnt
out.ai.Jh.U.P"!
ncd to the next Inorntng" t"di,lca;V "'
when the Jury gave a verdict, not guiltt-
Trial pf a DeiVrier A court ma'rliaf
was ld at Jefferson Barracks on the
28.b December for the trial of . WiJliani
Huston, or Hart, of the 6th regiment U
S. Infantry, for desertion from said Bar
rnrr.. n Anril last; lur le-cnlisting
Natchez and receiving bounty while a
deserter ; ur.d for derling thence short
ly afterwards. The prisoner plfided
Hoilty, and was condemned to be shot.
Th, nrnr.eedinps were transmitted to il"
War Department for approval, and an ot
der was issued on the I7th ult contatn-
ins a, pardon from FfcstdenrVackaon, w
. . b... ;,s..,incr cir-
lhff .i.-ne preenri ro mitigating cir-
-tllP ,UIMIil - i f "
cumstance which in a state of war, r wouM
demand interposition of the pardon:
pawjcrvJiej:eiiBt.esajre.t
in it of a character wnich at a period
profound peace requires the puusnmci
of death."
jy.j rt Stnne corrcsnonceTTr
g'mio:rf;has'fw:
el of rumours of removals, appoWTfl
..... .5m nf wnlCU
superceaease, er wwm - .
maf occur, and ome must be mere sup
positions. Enough however, hfa ,rn'',
tired to satisfy ihfrietvds ofen I
Jackson that he win mini mo jim f r
tation of the people. The correspond
ent of the Commercial frankly
the removals in Washington Dr" ;
an 4 odious offkhl monopoly, createti a
KrTifiuTfiTt4a
The printer of a paper 1r the intert
of Pennsvlvania state,,whose f'Z
failed him on the 4th ult, thus laconic
notices tSe events. . t tn
Q J vhat a AA.'-Thi day J .
QuTncy Aduma and I are
ttiottia snow iu i "