1
, , irirr rr.at mton. , -,
1.e packet ship Hivre, at New York
from llarre,' brings Pan papers to lh
., t!3d November inclutdve.
The MvcrpTK! patkef tiip Ceorg Cn
. ' . - . iiig,r:kejat Crest E? Harbour J
J. on the 7th iinrt.) brm? jUerpoo p
' ' ' . tecri to the 23tl al London to Ibo 2k i
rJoTcmlkT.-..,. -
""'T"""''""f'r4. the various JMirriats before u,
. -'".-.J nr particularly from the New York Port
am 1 A'irici,' we make up ihtfUtUt! if
" "telligsiwe which follow.
, Oi the 2M of N rvaraber, the Kiegol
- Inland further prorogued Parliament In
lh Otb of December. .. .
-, ;J - The King, the Aunt day imtei a
v , fv i fw4mtionV An cUri'n g" political "IStfT
I'T'eatioiw uncotistitutional end ilfcghL; J -
The f ri lMn with account, of omm
' . Ijng jisturbenees, riot, rul ind-ick
lawyer inTfilkeanyjIreland, hav
. tefuW to indertaJw the recovery of tithe
fcrtailergy.4V'v.-V .,..;;.f .;..:-'
Tha most important inlefligenee that
rth creation by the Kin of Prance of
35 Petri far Uft, to erdr to. carry ; tht
lilt in the House of Peer, for the aboli
tion of an hereditary Peerage, v I( isaome-
V hat remarkable that this act, deeated jn.
,.rfipenjihle by the Minwtry. in. order to
r ry a measure for which the nation had
iianrir'ed, n condemned unsparingly bv
.IT thai portioa of tha Pari press,' which
t claims especially te apeak h behalf of the
Wlion. The Jovnal det Delate hereto.
a ie(r.f.,re he able and vigor defender
-i f the Hereditary Peerage, and La France
XoiwlU; are J .only 1wv J itirnaJ ia
which we hare seen any vindication of the
r lorinance creating, the new Peeri
The censure of the Danera ii unmcamired.
',tAwTvXf.fnni tlie procedin aa ' ;
. fTf,ri wirrjlatins it lo ,lha .ordon.
atcet which led j the ovarthrow f
CbarWXlh.
1 - ? L ConMitutional and te Journal !n
. Commf reJ" eliaracterjie jh7 DrdimMoca
i m ai.-ect o7ff,-nd the latterdwIU
lri Mni perfact anoiualiea. et'nce the
ren'jrilh'?r hereditary aeordinia: t the
i j it, nor ,cbiean from a aont (he eate.
ep.Jmei by that which it ie pro
Pei to Miriatitufe for it f the Prioce ol
- lufcora, for eMmrJn, beinj rjidr thirty
'rrr--y" T iT VFernVi 1 FoVTunoYr
. J, t-rv; WjMeTO...lerempe wmfaH that he
. x ;rxr:a imV
' 'l--.fti-t'nfJ4rt fipreaeet .trorj doubta
vrh'hrr iha purpoM d" the miniatr? will
vWMtry to emjatitute a majority, ami
U j ' ejlhotfi tha ant 30 added to the M aU
T w4pronritH would'Tnuk 91, it; ia nn
n'y poeaiUe that tome of the former mav
; t : iurn rou id and aupport the hereditary.
- but tlao-by iwaJmwoba.
i ,y. of U Jailer wiU lie aw mh
ed by the aewereation to with.
LonJuo Courier of 4h I6th men
fZZ W 'the " preVJourvenm" V
l:""Trty waa 'aiOTed Wween t,e picW
-1n:riee.f4Ke ne Powepi and the ?f
" i2ium,ndTTnrirriweiitv-fwjr arti
: wlftawHirlr hd - boea" icceptej : by" tb
JCif "f the Behjiarw, "Thia tranea.
wr-A- aaya the lywdan C-iurwr, rrirtu
.eVff..r that.:difficult and. cuinalMfaUTd
Mtutr wtiich for the lif twelf mnntha
AWtiujbmtlhe CaliiwU of Europe." and
l:ireaara war f-beauM fWiuin:HTir
f .- ni r iye fowera having: thus eecured
we tom7tjr-Artic!eV"lhe ertni
;;'-; . l.fiieJof thejiinjof the.Xptharla.Mla
acceia m tnat arranmwnt can only af
Ject Cia xtrnl rehtiuin and intend
' ilnntiui t II .11 J . i a ,
: Jjojt endrnffer tha ceneral neace of Eu.
'Ktl;llPrWl'kJi3eeivlhatli.t
M eortcluiHr-or thia Taty ahall be
L . jrty 3)v acleVj a ; settlement -which
jbjio, arwl placw tint country in a better
. - jatutir-Mt m" t territjry ind military Troo.
. t.Jr:TJi'!f1hi4jh ewoeeup'wKf w tM proud.
' ; "" protparoua day of, her hia
i r , a Wrw or til public mtiid luW much
it 15? onsiM jrcpdrl frta H&trJ?
-- - Ja-i I (r4)t9 17th, mmnrww buff UT Hew
. mum wuu, 4 oe numoer or new cawa ol
- afic. To Vieunaon the 11th wm2.
Ia IlamWff oa the 14th the number f
rs ew easei to that fatiyLitctniiM.J!lS1L
et ia 4i)!. No ww caa hai occured
for the lat eight daya at AUwiaVr;
Art n fry, according to the Roda (Ja-
sr-"5n of-the 3d November, 3800' filiates
- T-3i tr5i had been visited bv the Cholera.
;v ha i attacked 410,924 peVaona, of
"ft K in 131,764 had recovered, and 179,.
t M -fiKHi; - ti.iicial aceounti atataV" thit
, thi e jjj imie had entirety lubaldcdia 1338
.'.-A.-i..Jicea --? ; :'".rr
.r;--'tmoV.dateofN.r. 5, eytaat'l)oo Miguel
;'r'',.'..'lemawW rurflier time' for thpv.
" ; f l.000 olTered to, and accepted
, V Mcn1vrnniet,MaiiWe;ii.
.v- fir utain4 bv her ahio.
o in conatquenee of the blockade of
v 7ercfira. ., '''.';'.;''
The! Barav'tan Chamber nf iVwitlii
.e pnea uamaiusiy a oil I .r
amianciaattoa of tk withiai its jroria-:
V-.-V 1 TivvoicaBi; Ja'and which, haa lately
irnf itrfitfyfWijfVnfhe P"Wtoer
oa.4 or ?i6Jv tuJyl !rc1I bv
....
F-rt'ttund'-t. f hi'p'ii'- i'j tS 1 .. 1
iuriinl cl llif liu-iiiin nt, ll.nf tr .1 lii
'in iti i r id!. inl. , t tkr jN r
io of tlint iilanJ.
hkrrynecki had arrived at Berlin ut hi
way to France. 1
rOLAND. : '
Erm.iK, Nov. 7. The ercounta from
I oujhJ are oi a wt i.iJ.iornll and
'l .rniy lpf ription. Tjtere ia araicely a
liiioily thif lid i rM 1h ivuio f Ua ine'in,
!xra by the v. a r, ilf tl.t u hot uic.4y
bout their future fate. Prosperity U d.
lfo)M,fthd coiiji. rc reivt but bIukI,
', I'am, Nor. ffl. letter from St. Pa
tMb'irjrh at4tthat the Einperw v( Ru4.
i haji refund lo pay the rniMiun g.,v.
t0nti?at l!if f xpenwa of Iht Pohab army
ia ftaaing through jfiat ou1try., T!''
W U '"eippctetir and Jit haa "forbid ien
tlieoffirere oftliot eorpa, ae wH a tnoU
of Ronuried li.j!kif od Ramlnakl, 11
reium either Mo Uu'i r P.)tan31--The
niate auntaiiw iu prpoaoiua f tueornw
rjtirtj Poland with Konaia by the follow',
in, arwmeiitai T Polea, by their
Raolutio of N wembcryblated tha Act
uf Conreia of Vienna, and thereby M
their lait to tha protertioai of the great
lewar; they alao 'violated tha cupitula.
linn of Wartaw by aa-uminj a hoahle po
itiiHi at PI'j-k, aita "bavinj auhraitted to
the unrcyof the Kmperor. . The Seoato
aho arpiee thai by entiralr aboliti ibt
operate rerninent of I'oland, all pn
text for fortuaa rcUdli'Mi will be dcatroy.
eJ and , the peace of Eurojte renuyred ae.
cure,,, , , ; . . v .
1 he Kemjinjton Lrenin Jiwrrnal of
the 71 mt. containa the follpwinjr :' A
body of the poliih inaurgenta of about 700
men, undor the t omnium ofj'rince ,ir.
iM;.aa atill wandering aliTit on7the bauki
'f UwNietneru ' Acerdin-rlo the tt$t acr
rotinu they Wert purged by the Ruaiana
io the wooda. The Prioce wiahed to arrk
refuge in Pnwaia, but; bia men comptdlo 4
him to eontinue 4hn warfare oo imin ;f
MU.Jaiat.wTtua-mia)l4vrp-f aa n
"iwi me amneaty , 'rnercj them bv t!.i.
continued for a ahort time liwer."
JtMrf- -pontai'ie
the' aentence ai;ainirt K:mijfa Cbl'tpichi,
nephew f the poliih' O-n-ral of the earn
na.ne, wbo'ha,beea ccnii, tvl tti ar tin
ea Secretary of A rcirdiiti'j-ry aocietv at
U'amw, of )iavin iwtrilMited viofenf
PU'ilicafhn exritinw !ie . inhabiftnita if
liruia io rewiuon, and ot otner acta of
tr?afl. - lie u eoudemncd by tlw Ctnirt
eil.of ar to be 44 raded from hia rank
aa'a NoWe,' and te b aent te Siberia l
he e'npl .yf d at the public work.
'.iftJlawiwm
General Dembernki ia ahortly expected.
iv2?XfaAM
-Tlie iiba which originated in Pinning,
ham of refijn to pay : taee untiL com
pelled by distraint, hrfa beea adopted by a
number of peopArf;MMrwht.r and Wn.
fitfd; Wb iMvlrmTvel (o'rei-4 lltopar.
- A . t A 5 . . .
Jur4-iir.--We find rlte: foHowin- in
tMuj.miu:x;!
We underatand that the, aocond male
of.thn Sarahj tromrVifjjip, gtate,:
hue jKjen miwmr ilnce Tndav laat. am
.nndtfr.cirroi!nta!Jtt:'.u,tliyijae
douM that be hit f fallen
a ancranV' to
frkkeuThua44evwrihB4,k h" ftd . 8,,f?? hmf
word, that be has Vefi Wur.fw ftn!?rtT"
b-nefil of thairgbnju'CTbjf; a&Tr haa
etcitffd, a a mny be wily ''8u ppi"il,"nreB
IiiIaimi( airntmv MPim .Mnut.j
abii.pMlorvfiwn-iheif hnMta. are
nruliArly1iaWtO'-ftH'-itf 1t!a-itslrf
thoi. Wo )d-hounIa in bu imn ahnpe by
which Kwrhrid iwmm m i'riittlv 'VTrrarTf
The uiXrtiiiui an eloihea have hn
fwnd in a home ririfTfine." !'
: ... . -.- . i
; JIo wae a fine ybun-j man, atandTnab-
mt Pre tei ten tncnej msf7J."Xhe ettent
10 which the horrible crune of Jcsrrnvin'J
human bcine f tr ine purpose of djasec
tins it curried. in.Landud k per&ctly 'hi
touinlin-. People are mii'if in ive.
rj f njLWUPrJjUiW-4 ma who
awept tho cro.wav at the top of Stanford
etreet, UateHoa jroad. ha .not been m.a
of heard (( fir aeveral weokr and an ho
waaa pemon of lemlar habit; ''littie'Aniht
U enterUiopd tlml be ha been rmTrdered".
J Tle London Sun aayaj that' in rae of
the Lore's -gwn - rejecting - the Rofurnj
Bill, the fdWing remdutioiui will Imtiiiv.
ed; mlBrmoTrrFftc
with every respecl wtiich the JIuu are
ever uaTreMi pay Io the rtght and pri v
ia eoaVMoed that ff , lirctlyeontrary,
both Jo the priii;ijilea aa Wall 6 practice
it tlie Uontitutioa ol the e uutrv that
they ah'Htld interfere in any way in -the
enojee oi pprsona to- TepreaeBt ineDeonie
can be. no more otaimed aa a right, than
that thia Houaa can direct the orders and
pr H-eediHjfe of their Imlriliips ;A That all
Ihl negwlationa reepectin? the rtprese.nta.
lion of the people ouht rest with their
consliturnti duly and fairly choscii, and
ho power j in 4lie realm,-Mveandexct'pt
the Royal jipproluitiotviHilu ti have auv
right by interfere-tba 'th. f Tlmf ftuct
C)l the mewiberaof thf Houe ee have-the
honor to be of hie M WrVCattrieif,bB
df sired U wait ;;ftft hia Majeety with the
most .liumbletVeqaHt ihaV hie Maiev
would be irricioasy pleased te rive .hia
mval approtMitiun to these reaolurinna.'uns
flr the Royal Sign Manual, in ordor that
the ine mav bo enrolltnf amonp at the r-
corda of parliament in both Houmhu " Thai
jt ia the opinion of thia M jum, thai thee
.Juti(iaa,m3i-o' V' 'smt-m- !'''
prewknt in nnv other cane' tha thnee
which Immediately eoneeni the rreaen.
tation of the people ' of Great vBritair in4
atajtee Jhat peraoha ' iippf'i red f jjr? J,th
I a KrrT "'Jii l'T ff ri "f..Wr ?.!
m I ii) llit! p.mM i. el uf) i" )li 'ul,(oi
thejmrpo a of ling (Jlrilfi'i'd e'li-'i')
the (ij!:e. The prMiiion furt1ir
utaled, tH they were inuJc, by a iTtain
M.iriiM, k..ii a e vioN-M anti-rtfirmi't,
Ixit !i'ie nenie be refill J t Hirloe.
LxiJoe, S'. 1 7 il r. O'ConrwII liaa
nibliahnd a recomniewdatioh of a plan. of
Nati'hal Politicjl Union wbirh we aub
j"in " Sevml 'jjetitlemen a"rmblad re
8u)hly at .the. Parliamentary, ARfwy.; (f.
lK-e and eubwribed their oamea ai mem
ber. Itaolijft ar !rt. - Toaupport
the Kill' and bitMrri;leY"agairirf tTie
anmlfaod iiiterentcd taction, in accom.
plinliing the great ineare of Parliamcn.
Ury lUform. 2d. To , procare the at.
mgt wnittoial and twliil ettenaiott of the
f. hljye.fcanchUrf. .'3.To .unite ..all, wU
wihera of their couulry frm lh richftl
to the nonreet, in' pursuit f .three iniper.
tant obje;f...:4th; To uae," inceMinlly, all
pfHaible eaertkina: burryJn; prjtijotj
n'rliftoq alT'riFlTgHiu''KIJ.Tii ik! animowtieaj
ill Ireland, and to cultivate in their etcad
oituual bonevoW nrc and uiibouided Chrii.
fian f 'haritV. to all. 5th. To preserve
peace and - order in 'the country." ml iol
guard auafiiAt any infraction ' of the law,
or anv convuWon which the enemiee of I
the people tiiav endeavor to bring abiut."
flth, To watch over and promote tbe-trt.
lereata, and te fjetter yieeon'!itioH of. the
Rtduatrioua anil working drawer 7th To
procure fbr Ireland and allite clamea of
every arri ami peniuaiitou, ani oi ntry
atation hi life, from the rirhet lo the p.or.
eat, all the comforta, protcti n, political
benefit and f ering Ciirei which c aild
pweibly be pnduced by ' a doine-itr ami
local legialature, , , Crirr.'"
cox
SK.N 1 1..
'v- Miunlaj, Jan. 0. .
Mr. Dalbpreaenteirthe memorial i'
hm rTwa of it charter, which waa rt
f-rr-d t i a. Pelect Committee eivism bv
bwiltrJoiflX.fif-Meiwrj...nttl!a?fc,Wel.
aW, Ewine, Hayno and J -limit w. Mr.
Clav mihmitted 'a reaolution which he
ahouH. ho eaid," call up lo-inorrow, in
"trnrtin'r ihs ?ommitto on Finance to re.
port a Rill aholinieg the dutiea on' all ar
tklna importml, whieii-de not-compete
with aimilar artK-Ha made or produced in
the United Stiites, with the evepfi n o
the dtiliea on Wi and Silk a, and re hie
ia the dutia oo Vine and Silk-s The
hill concerning Naw A.'enfa. wia .order.
e4heaMlmj'e
.k. J...:.. . r .i.- -
in( 1MB uuM-a '1 i:in V "TirniWllorierH 0
the Nnvy, a-r ime dincuaioa waa poat.
ponej to Friday next.
Tkvrrfa Jnn. TO.
f - Th reeoluHon enhmit wterdav bv
io viay rimiirs inr no'XiTion or re.
4utio -Ju! -wee tnkerr-urir biit iM
conaideraUnn wn poainonn I, with the aa-
nt of the ' taovir,: till trt-morrow. The
Bill providing ir the en ti m "ih Har,
racka ano wore hwisee m rhviinitv of
Orlean; waa ra I a third tfi. an I
iaAar a 4iiwua4oif.wa--needi--J Twhilt
eonrernm? yv A?ent, wa rvj.
The bill for the re";ulatioo.of the Oi-tiia'ir
tiwleid- the table fir the -jrnt.j
Some jp'ne was upenf in. the consideration
of Etocottve busineai
Mr,- Benton'a fwr'rpaolurimifl, calling oa
ilK-jBeeretary -nf 4lvTiNijnJnu
iuaUVu reiocting I lie" Rank of thi Woifed
States, were 'eondered and adoptedv Af
tewhe morning buuinees' had heen gone
through, the Senate reaumed I he ronsM.
e'ration of the special order of the day be
ing r. Clay'a resolution directin;. the
Commute on r icaitce to hrm irrt?jnm
rcpt aftg the dutma on fflrftreigiv impor
td articlae niit'maniifaclured jij .the Unj
te! SiatoaVeicept oh w"iti?aand Silka, and
reducing the duty en those articles , when
Mr. Clay re and addressed the Senate
for about two hours, U a speech of much
ahilitv, in favor of the ree-jution. When
Hr. Clay bad concluded, Mr. Ilavne, af
ter a few remarks, in which he dwelt ' on
the vast imjKiHafice approaching a qnos.
tion of such moment with rare and -tlclib.
eratum,
i i
M nday "nctr; Ind made the special onler
fuJrjMDXJ,biek tBMtioiawaa rtrrieaV.
i Tkurklny Jan. 12.
tary of t he Treasury, containing the namei
of the a;ifUewle onler ihe act for the re-
ieFf eertim t'roivet demornftfiylTal;
ted States, and the amount of debts due
from each y also.tif the names of those
who hare obtained a rel($ae, together
with the if rme of compromise male. in
each case - After tfie a1opfii(rj,W re
solution of Wednesday, ajidf ie order-ine-f
several bills to'a tSirdwa ling, th
tbllowia hills - we pas.wit, . The bill
providiiTff firihe .Uyiilgl!iiiiMeiMehirt-'
iftif , aad fMLia -eraek .4 ChtW"
ehie. aud-for urpusea-;lb4i.bili.iUr4!ie-
lief of Wni. Kin? and others f kndthe bill
f r t he velif f Hwy ? Kilft'urh--T?ie
fienalo spont me time in the considera
tion of Etecutive bnaineea.; '
;' ' ."jfee.- ie. ft.
Tlie Senate epenl most of the daV'ih the
eonaideratitwi n4 Ewutiv biwioesa have
iw.fi!fon'"thro-BTt
bsne at an ea.Hv
ti-Vi wre nreeuted
subm'te-l frv Messrs
cfv-Tu mi'".irom ine ri"jn" -r 'tear .en
ativ wr oassed iVmnrhlheii1 5- t a.- d
moved that it DeHwnBooTamlntW i.
notsx or iiki iu. untaiivls.
i mm
" '' MontUij, Jan. 9, ;
7 Amonff the petitiona prcentd, waaonA
hy Mr. .M'Dullie, from th" IVaidrnt,' li
rrrtore and Cmnpany f tb Bank of t!ie
United Staift, praying for a re-charter of
Miid inatitution. A dm:uaion of coniti.ler.
able length VK lafe.sn.the njE rnce of
thia petition, in whioh Memtra. Wayne,
M'DuTie, Cambrel'-ns'. Cwillrr,- Arrhrr,
Mercer,.:: laseroil,;u CV,..iI)aiav'.l":
S.Kjih Carolina, VTilde, Appleton, Mit
chalof BwitbCinrllna.Ro(it,'.Dearbom,
lobnaon, of Va. (Inward, Pimter, Jenifer,
Huntington, Sutherland, 1'IUworth aiwl
lloirman, took part. The petition wna fi
natlf refi;rrfd t hi Committee- of VTava
and'Mcana by t vote of 100 la 90, and tha
UeuM adjourned- r ht$ 7beejv-- v
'-7".J "' aaaMaaaav " iL :'"
. ' ...j--. (jJ&iyt'Jan.. 10.' ;t
Mr. Dravton, fr"m the- Committm on
pmpriati ma fof the Enf ineer and 'fir
dnance Departmenta, and makin addi.
(tonal appropriations for arming .and
equipping the whole bolvoT the militia of
the United Statea. Mr. PanMey, from
the Cmirnitfee on tha Judiciarv, reported
a bill declaring the effitt of Judrments
in the" Circuit and District Courts of the
U. States, and fir other purposes. Con-
siderable time waa apent in Committee of
the Whole on the state of the Umon, on
the bill for the apportionment of Represen
tatives 4mong the aeveral States, sword
in? to the fifth Census. The bill fiVd
Ihe ratio at 48,000. A motion to strike
out n ,000.and insert 4,000 f but bef re
the quewtion was taken, the committee
rW, reported, progress, and the House
adjourned. . . , '. . .. ......
t;.t Wtdnriday? Jan, IK.
Mr. Cambreleng,fronr the Com nitlee
pnC'om-neree, reported bill regulating
l'UrCoinmsrctaI intercourse with the
4?reiHsh Islands of-Martimqueand tiada
I sipe, which waa read twice and commit
ttrd to a Committee f the whole on the
'.' the lTnion. ,Mr. Branch, from
the Committee on Naral Affairs, introdu
f bill for the1 re-orrnniarti m of the Nw,
whieh was read a first nm! second lime cV
ciUBJuittel. a the preceding one.- The
re-olutj. n f Mr. Cooke of New-York, on
the Mihj'Tt of claims fir pr pertv lit or
.V 1 'lunne- 'ii9 vt waa.aaam
ciinsidered. Mr." Cofke concluded his
ir-marka, and wai ahortly repliefj to hy Mr.
Whittfoeey, of Ohio,- The res -lutinn was
finally adopted, with a modinratiun ku t
seated by Mr. WicklifTe, f referrin? the
.53!ij?St; tlJh .cirattoein Cnaime.-iw-tteadofa
select c immitte?, aa OriirinaUv
pr'pf"1!. Mr. Pilk iii4e an inefT-rtual
motion to hringun the A pp rfi nmeit off he
Representation bill: and the House, after
pawing thirteen private hills, adjournsd.
"'Tffe,rtV)V't,V'"tr'
- Mr. -Jenifer introrhjeed resolution fir
tb appoint merit fa select committee' to
1"lr?.!'?'?ibe VTpe(lieucy.:xf a-tewmal
Troiii the cuntry by the General. Govern
ment, of the free co"ored; population, whie'i
after aome discussion," waV piiatponeif till
I.TM. n!r!LMaryUrwt, tn
troiluceJ a resolution on the snhject of aa
certainin r the a-n-nwl, if any. f mdemni.
ty due the State of Man land for losses
sustaianothe; late 'wtr, which wee
rererret to a committee "on Military Af-
Cffrav; The resolution . introduced , on a
Wmt.byjrjbld
pvrt tfMMtoim diiliee m certain ods
was lake I up j Mr. Mtewert moved to re-
ffcr-intctlw-f'mmif
trwtead of Die cominiite on Commerce.
A lehate ensued, which cominued till the
eviration f the hour-The House then
went into a committee of the Whole on the
state of the Union, Mr. Hoffman in the
cbakUu
E"!""!. MJil.Skejtk at
torty-tive thousand, was negatived. Mr.
Stewart prop wnd, mrthetjuiieg.ilaent.l')
fix it at fortv-ait thousand. This waa die-
cuMied- uutil near o'clock when th"
Committee rose, and the House adiourn-
ed. r ." ' ' - -
rridai.Jan.1.
AjiibirbillijKejje
the comiuitttH;, and acted uoou bv the
House. "Tlie considerstirm .f U R....I
1 v i'iu 'UI"
tect was further discussed by Mr- Cam,
brehnaotf J J'rbtftni Mr. Bavin. f
JusMcuusethi, waa proceeding to move a
further amendment, when the hour expir
ed, and the- HMe pasaed to the" order of
the nay. Ihe resolution introduced by
MiVancerfespectinir the abolition hf iw
ouWof AssnrjantFnncerrwss
to a third readjne. The remainder of the
si"ie3 wss devoted to the considsratiou if
private bills.
The nominations of Mr. Livinrstonas
S.cevtary,State7 artd of Mr. McLane,
as Sec.retiiry tdthe Treaaury, have been
confirmed. ' .:-..,...-irfr.--
o ma SAteien- sTajr.-- - -
tiTLmXEllTIXl: .:.
Rilei:k, Jivriry f2,.J32.
A t a mecini .fthe uMhers of the Le
?'lature and iherjitizens friendly 'tuUie
r-electioB of Andrew Jarkion to the
Presi dency of the Uiiited States, convened
at the Ciurt House in thia City. On mo.
tion b,a "rHe,ry Moiitf ,rt Steke. WU
. .-. . .-.pin.ura.ip, , wt-rw tn SUO-
Bu-u.i;.wiuwi'-ww."i!. i.oir, aiim Mireoj-.itie and i enlniljt.l hv K,t. a . iu.
vWksandM-f. . , !.. - . Ui:,. l Jvl
t . n t I ne i-iiiowtarTireTtiWA rut . l . i -"-t oi ih io b euusi io a.nu-
: I , - ' : - """" nnn . -i. . i - - '
,.i.ly ptadyTj
J' '- - I
n ,ir.ia t'lefi. eun ii ot I us M:il! at.'i
of V,H Ulii.irt b C ! i'j' 'ik Ifl 1
v i.-i'r ni'Tl t i!f"i" )',. i -ics fir tV
i!n i, i o tlie Prcide'it an J V ice pres.
deal of Ihe Unird Slots and wliereaa il
ia Jielieved tlnil a lare maj uity if the
people of' North Carolina upprove of tin
iireatit administration of tha General
Goveriuiifiit, and deiiie the re-election ,
Andrew; Jarkvw a Prtsiilciit t anid
wnoreas diflii ulliessre likelv t'i arMeraii
Iko will f Ihe f""jt t)iy M jlefi'atfij b
the choice ofa.VKie President, Boles
timely' mnsure4 be adopted fordewiiia
ting a auitahle candidate for (but oilier,
and the present being oWnted a favralt
period 'for acting upon the subject from
tlii attepnaricerr amunrier of the meni'
liera of the General A jseuiWy Iwni i jdilRr
nltjiria'.ftft
"Mtipirrtfori Wtohvl, TiraftfilTmee.
ti; will unite will,their fellow citiz'-ps
throiigout . tlie I'nion in all fair and hon
i't aWtt-jneana lt ptomote iU re-election
4 AnJ0v Jl as President of 1hc
Unitml Statea. ' " '..;,,
?fionfi, ;Tliat it lie recommanded to
the respi'Ctive countiea comp'iaing the so.
yeral elect irial districta tq deaignan a fit
peraon ts Elector, ' In order to form tlie
Jackson Electoral Ticket fr this State,
Itciolttfl, That a Central Committee
'if seven be appointed, wVe duty it shall
be to announce the nameTof such persona
?!Lm,y ; Jpn i Kicclora; ind,
in" case of Vacancy by death or cither cas
ualty, that said committee be authorised
lo supply it.
ftriohtd, That tliiat meeting approve of
tho Nationtd Jackson Convention propo.
aed to be held in Baltimore fa May aeit,
fir the purpowe of nominating a auitahle
Krillh..,5e "CBcfi Prwident; and
in order thai the people of thia) State may
ho represented, on mtition of a memlierof
rhe General Aasembly from each Electo
ral district, the following persona, viz
Doctor John Caraon, of Burke: Musi
Franklinpif Surrvj Paniet 'MrForriev,ni'
Lincoln John . dilea...i.t.Roran,' Robert
Calloway, Jr. of Rockin?ham: Henrv
Humphriea, of Guilford; fntls l).1Ieurv
i wB.nnerianoj osepn II. JJrVtuV f (trail
vi'K- R.
M.
Baundera, of Wake. Gen.
William
vViJIiame, of Warren: Tiinr
Ihivid O. HkeW,-or Bertie Saniiiel T.
Sawyer, of Chowan; Louie D. Wihvm, nt
l',l......U. !:.! in C- L. rr.
ni"iui., im-'urii u. op-injni, ri uraven.
ami uwen Holmes, or New Hanover,
were 'unaniiiKHi-dy rem m mended io act as
delegates to said Convention.
teWeeirVThat in the event of anv ems
uNlte foregoing individuals bein? unahle
to Mteid, he be.requeeted to communicate
the lact to the Ce itral Cnmoiitlee. with
ihe rec'iruroendalion ef a- sn'ttaWe tiefaori
. . It. I I .... '
i-ci in ma piace, who shall be subsli
lutd arordinjlv.
On motion tf Doctor Montgomery, of
Reiolmtl, TliBt thefollowinc gentle
men lorm the Central Committee, via.
Willinm, II.1Iayw .od, Jr. Jjh:iam Jlus
We, William R. llieton, Alfred Jones. R.
M. Saunders, John Bell and CV L. flinion
I Esquires. . ...
- Oil nvitiocj, : -.
RrrThat these preceedinge lie
signed by the Chairman and cotintri(rn.
ed by the Secretaries, and that theTFJii.
f ftf ,Ko. I. wipaperi in th u Slate Mewl.
ly to the re-ele-tion of Audr-w Jacks. d
be rrrmrsted to puSlish them. " "
:;JJ?RJ ri Ckairma.
A LFRED JONFA-1
H. M. MILLER, 5 'arjM'
there Km been no, little speculation on
the subject of a Comet that it ia euppowd
In prteeutiag the annate ettraot on this
subject, we would remark that it has been
rne topic in turope, and the people ..f j
Iraiwe having been somewhat alarmed,
tlie French Philosophical AcadPmy aome
be mad.ihe.hh t, ,,e natural bodv. .We like th
i" 'U.u-M ' putuiaHfld a report to
allay the alarm which had aeized the
minds of Ihe ignorant clauses on the .
sioti.' The resuft of their ealculationa went
toahow that no aort of danger was tu be
apprehended on the approach of this cm
et. The following we find in a paper be.
lorews; Button Cent.
ltl -r.
ThEuropcan pipeja, jpeaL ofa.eomet
to appear within 60.000 mile, nf h.
Earth orbit, some time in the year of
1532. Wf the earth should happen to be in
that portion of ita orbit,. ueares( ihe path
vf the; Mnetr' in- it tipench:' "to' the' Mm,"
they aay its motion will be murh 'lilurh-
ed, and serious consequopc.es nmv reason-,
able " be apprehended. N. Ijaiand jms
computed that comets mav pass within
ou,mn leagnea without aensiblv-aeranir.
fimr - lh
rtl. The-cnmetfThaT
nfiiin- i.i.j .i
. ' ppr'j;uc o orar me canh-as to
increase its periodical time upwards of
iw aay a ami nan ita mass bcn equal to
that of the earth, it ia computed by Xa
Pkee, the earth' motion m her orbit
would have been equally retarded, and
coTisequently'h'ave increased, the length of
tlie' year iiearljiUrty nine hoars. Aino
iueh Vfll ct waa produced the disturbing
f rce f the comet was enmridered tnse"ai
The mass of the couiet wae I,5fl()1h
part lesa than that of the oartlu In 1 4 54
Ihe nvioii was eclipsed bv a comet: whVich
mutt have pawed withiu 30Q,00O mila of
Mmi earttir-Hin'rit is known that no effect
waA produced by ita attractive force, eith
er on the earth or moon. The immense
velocity ol cometa may be a principal rea
aon,.why they do not aenaibly aflwt the
-iZ:
rate
ob-
i.;, . -7- : .
Crnin !l. .:.'. L.: ' J: .tit .
...--w ,i.rw.. m .mmr III. IS. Ill !
,i'',ets it i soini .iim,- j . .
-sPMli.tlOJlviryji.ii s;,',
.Hafterwithverv,, .
f,at ,t wou-j ,h, a rj,u ,,-t
The inrease.j i . .x ... v . 7J
lp ,1,
tribute! to Ifl i j .fl
,rno- ,
tarn, nar w
'bn hit would
ind
c iroiiiiv apiiroaf w., ' . "
It
ineiiiiof iarrh,-175. 'If.,,- u" 1
mimel lo whirl, il,. V lU
....... ,uv ,,KITtli
fer. it wt'l not appear yd UU'(ir 7 ri
liMance of this cornet fn
i- .i,.. ... i
n or vnr-m fna nt its .ri.:.
-'i,000.0OOn,ilcajvst ft ta Kl
ami it. peri.sd haa hee calcUlltH,H7"'
inatbamaticiajia wuhinto d,y, , i JJ
ini'i rW of the Unit J
PcrasuHially .uflere.i smnrl f '
wound in his arm, the ball whi k "I
red the bon and remained U rr,r"-
produced great irritntjT
diate relief
ar
'"''escer.
f..... "
on in...
mv irsvieu eveMtf
or TryvrsPBr,
' F'etiof in ja,
'D,,oc,1ev.r0rTrTr
rT air, kts."
Sub hoc rnv,
When the mscrnifi.kJ'i - - .
,r,n Llbcrrv ' irnut to !M(,. -H.. Ill
fvranny evl,, j..if4n
nn-hedwithrtemoniacalc,,,!,,
nproachinjr .clips, f coi,ulinTMl, f
Horn ;;'lhe.piHtof-o..wi,In0t(,awtt,
th biddine of startled usurper. 1. U
mr("X?l!i.ntaUbe fmwli-h sp-rrrrrhe-
inunier our libert
ties to gratis the'
in,T,n.?.,."'...fn')rbid ambit
i'1", than Hie
lihosf ort! murderorl n. . .
,, , " '"',", waa to tbt
hlOiKly.niiiHed MseBeth. --L --
What is.H,r pr,at mimfpf e(n-. ,
V es n4 our degradali,Hour aervilip
cry out in the ree of Mentor, "Aorieani
ou are turs9t th rM f fvrafltfcf
LeruapreparelnenpITt;
Itu, w,pe away our vassal,,, in (Ke
aecond achiev.meiit of nUr indeoee"
The TMtrui eharta, that riflr B
memorable declaratioa f f Rnebsh Libey,
was wrested from the mwithut hw$ i -:
Mn, .f Rnnningme, ky lbs (SrTrJ
decision of th, from whom we 'iSSfSTtiF
descent , .' . m.m.mZZ.
; ytteni our pride of characterf Iflm
tMhe aeirif that animated the b -omsoT--fboheroea
and netriots of 7f)f F.?lnl
tei JhaU we wade th hwm tW' -broad
AHanfie- to 'eiafra" the fire "nf
dom from '-en-rated Francef WfteaT".
fallen Polanw f Oe tHaH we "-ron, here i
thia be-nlhfe,r HomisnVrer with eonaT
T .lo T" u in ?r ourss 1 witb,.aft
denuite...oijicet ie : view t We k,-w9
haira w-'- v-v:. ..
ons heap. whre oine knovi," whieV,Li
bears the prciou mttle. h
Partiea upon principle are' as neeessafy7; ;
to the, wall-heTnir ol tl, iwU .t;;. -tm
J r 7 v-rr -anv XJSTJTI1 S1IIW
apint of the foundrg 3f our rovernTneot..i.
There are thrMM.
"- W wi is""
ferent opiniona. Ijet them -avow thamnv -aelves.
Let them not be afi aid to msk ;i'
them known.. If they ire hoaeally : ertSTlC
tainej, we like to see them honestly ex pressed.
" Tlteee parties serve as a ch-rfcr ;
Dff"n h 5'hor-, There are no peoplo
however pure and elevated their prind:
pies may be, who will not abuse poen
V re;iantly it. is done frHn inadvertence,.
They are not so vigilant thev do r.nt ex
amine lubjijets as ' narrowly,"' .yi Jp
ere none to find fault, f he 7pfJ!pri i . '.
this country are so ja'mlikd up fog.ithety.
we can scareelv distinguish them bf
their principles. They have reversed lie
Old Riazim of nrirunnlai n.J men" hf
which tmi Twerg o" "thTiite, and nation
1 governm.nta are hut seldom thought
lpan. If the powers of tfte -governments ,
are alearly defined, we earenot who hold
the rei.ii in hia hanls, ao that he kecpl J
hi'nself within the pmacribed VounvrfZ
But wie,n . there are twft men: One. 4
whom will overleap the preciecta of
tionnl authr ity, and the other ia content,
to eonflie: hiaaaejf within the prescribe
limits, we'Tcahnot hesitate for a moment1 :
which 'we will chose. . Among the l?tt"
class we rank the demoeratie Repnblir '
J
tional. Republicanaor Federaliata, (fof.
they are convertible terms-) . Thuh
ought all limited governmenfe to be reH'
lated. One party toadniiniater the pot
ernment ; tnd tfi ther to watch tlerIu.:ls,
that they do not' beooifi BJtirperf $1 8I"
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