THE CA&OLTNAi CENTIXEL IS
WKEKLY UY
. ! -
JOHN L PASTEUR,
At TiiRi:K Dollars per annum,
ISo Pjipetf
tio:i oft
arrearages' are paid up, except at- the ' op
lie
S5vTISe;4ents inserted at 50 cents
"ecr sqirtre the first wecK,anq 25 cents a
A J j I " - f ' 1 - .
-souare ipr eacii s'-.cceeaing insertion
ACTS Y
TERMS.
i 1 ' i
vHDie in advance.
will be discontinued unti
ment, in
services rendered by the Secretary for the Department of
eiationo
sairl I S
PLDLISI1ED " .."" uiui,i, ucttascw, ai, uy tuc scluuu scliiuk vin-
vecountant ot the IVavv, De'nart- act to nrovidr fnr desipri-itine-. sur-
militarv
on
Navy , Depart- act to provide for deVignat
receiving and settling; all yeyiogi, and granting, the
- accounts respecting the saiU fund bounty lands, approved the sixth of
.il wijilu ho comptnsauon nas .may, oner mousacd , eignr. nunarea
ajj . vvjuc uccu xn ue. aim twelve, ana oy ine; lounn sec-
V il t la oisme act making mrti er pro-
speaker oftlie House ofRepreentaiivei. : visionibr fiding the ranks of thear.
n , I ''", )? BARSOUil; of thfUnUfd- Stalfes'apptoved
resident of tle Senate, pro tempore; j December tenth, one thousandV.ght
reoruary 24, 1819. Approved. -V: ku ?rj'-v,i r: i
? 'r i r (fVAnri'4i IWdre$'aad iourteeni to issue war-
Or AUTiiORIXt
SSED -AjT TIIC SECOND SESSION
TUii FIFTEK.NTII CONCHESS.
- ..' if-"""' -': -s. '':
A N A C T su ppl c nf cntarv
nthli
the
j t omp!
accoutsL',
nf Am-
i IL hat,
i
cd v An cct ito
i acted b
i
'seat at
pr
sett: cms nt
ricai zn Liores.'i
il lac si
tlrv. to
exception
Indi
sa aiv,
bciiancd
Vvi:;) til
t the s
an tr
iivci
-cis -on tner
in? e?7are
fVc-xqftheU.l
ko the acr.
v,icte tor
of ')ubli'c
it t-d State.;
msemblt'd
oni ana alter ttie third day
Uarth ri
jeeond jtditor of trie Treas-
eceive fll unsettieds accounts
q-i;ingtout oi iMuian attiiirs, with
appertaining
examine th
of those
tie,
and
thereafter
certify the
iiud transmit the accounts.
and certificates,
vquqr.ers
cond comptroller, for his de- mules and .ten horses whiich were
eon ; ; Provide d,
in the dpinionj of the President i of
the uniieel States, the pulblic
rwt nnrll rnnrpnifnf e AVfiiiirH
inoted ov atsig'-iingiil, or
of. the Sb-M2'''113 to the
di.or, mr shall be, and herihy is j au
' I - f f m 1 - i
t lorjzctl td mase sucn assignment
actoro ingh
Seci 2. And be it further enacted,
fnat it shall b the duty of the au-1
AN AC
- Il- "' . . :-. K' to nersnns -ntirlfr1 fhfrfm hn!l hf
A,u i m.nk nc iir.ovtsiou$ tor the i r ' - T .
"..;iv; ,a '-iar: -JiiL'- r v re vi vc.u.. ana. contmuea in iorce lor
nne.
n..U -....jl o... b it . l mc icrm oinye years irom anu ar-
:f Anient, in Congress Jssembled Secv2.; And be it further enccWd,
Thut'the jkecounting officers of the, ; That the time; limited by the; act
War Dep-irttne beJ and Ahev are ! supplerhentaryiq the act funher ex-
lenumg ine time.ior issuing-ana ior
eating military land; warrants,' and
for othet purposes-, approved Match
ninth, one thousand (eight hundred
and eighteen, f or issuing land war.
rants, hall be. extended to the ourth
dayfof iMarcrii one thousand seight
h tin d re U a n d t w e ntyo iW, and th e
time limited by the said act for the
location of unlocated militrcry land
warrrnats slialt be jextefidea,- ? c the
first day of October thereafter;
fSK'f S 'IIV -'CCAY' . :
Speaker ;of the House of Itenresentatives.
: I.1, f 1. ': JAS: BARBOUR-
7 j President; of, the "Senate, pro tempore.
February HI, 1 S 1 9. -A ppro ved ,
herebfvu'4'tltc d!b hquiclate, set
tle, and allow; die claim o : I;';de;
Vientie, ior ihe pay, appoi ntments,
f n d em ol i m e n t o f li c u ten; ri t colo
nel, for seven moiiths' st rvide during
the ' revoltitionarv wat between the
ates and Great British.
:;.r;':jl:'.LY,; .:.;;;;;
he House of !uejresentatives.
JAS. DAHBOUR,
t of the Senate, pro tempore.
r!, lSl 9- -Approved, . ; '
JAiSlKSiMOJMlOE.
United S
Speaker of
Presidsn
February. 2
epresr.
re
AN ACT for th
ami t' irsvtn.
D" it ewictcd bu the Sin it e 8 Hons r
ief of Kenzit
nlutivrti of the lfni;dStatCi
of America, in , Con gress d
ji'hat she accountincr ofii. er
T r e a su r y d t n a r t m t- n t be a
and directed so settle the
of; : K cnz'
embltdi
of the
horized
accounts
e and Forsyth, for- thrre
Tliat il, loHt in thi
.be
any
third!
mter-
t -pro-
vacuation
war : net
at th
e e-
T 4
iES
MONROE.
p.aid Kendieanvl Eotsyth, tci be paid
AN ACT to regulate the pay of the
. I Army when -employed on fatigue
- duty. i'-Wv.': j .
Be it enacted bij the Senate & Houie
That
2. be ifrfurther enacted,
the number of passengers so t
.taken on -board of an ship or vessel
as aioresaiu, or conveyt q op Drought
ino the United States, or transport-
ed therefrom fa aforesaid, shall ex
ceed the said proportion of two to
every fiver tons of such ship or vessel,
y thenumoer oi twenty passengers,
in the .whole, every such ship o- ve -sel
sh -dl he dee pied and takvn to b$
forfeited to' the 'United Statts, .and
L.:I I.!- I :l ir..1. . . t
aiwu uc pruset uveu. anu uisirinuteu
in the, same; manner m w hich the
forfeitures and penalties are recover
ed and distributed under the provi
sions of the act, entidedi uAn act
to regulate the collection ot duties
oil imports and aud tonnage." ; ; - ,
Sec. 3. . Aiid be it further, en icted
1 hat everwshii) 'ortvessel bound on
FOR E I G N.
. , NEW-VORK, APRIL l6. .
LATEST FROM ENGLAKIhi
The 'fine ship Rosalie, arrive J here
yesterday afternoon in 36 days from Lon
don. Capt. Merry lias lav of ed the" ed
itors of the Mercantile Actvertiser. wiili
papers to the flh of March. : h
A riot occurred in Iondon on the , Sd
JNIarch. The mob was composed of sev
eral thousand persons in the " universal
siitTrage party? Tlie misciiief commit
ted in the different parts of die town was
considerable, and several peac 'officers
were wounded. 1 he house olord Cas
,dereah was, for the time, rendered utiih
i habitable j the front of .Mr. Wisharfs
i pretnises was completely demolished ;'au'd":
the Samp destruction took place at the
iicrnmittee rooms in Henrietta-st in l'pifc.
tovao. ' frtUllntAZ,t-n &Jte'& the British Tavern, -arid at the
any port on the continent of Europe,? .vcastle lloe but "hat was
;l1u r i l i J still more, horrible, the trentlemen svho
at the time ot leaving the last poiXi ,? i . . i i . ..
i . o ' rk" - aniipaiprt on horse-back so shew rrsiif rt
whence such ship or Vessel shall sail,
shall have on board, well secured un
der deck, at least sf tygdlohs of
w te r, one hundr pR) uVrns of salted
provisions, one galtpiorttinegar, and
one hundrtd;pour?aV
snip oreau ior eacn
sender on board such
and above' su h
cleverr, pas
linor vessel,
oyer and above" su h other pro vit
sipns, stores, and hvevstockv as may
dq put on board bv stich master or
passenger for their use, or that of
th e ctevv of such ship or vessel ; and
iii like proport.on for a shorter or
longtr. voyage ; and if the passen
gers on board of such ship or vessel
hi which the proportion of provi
sions herein Jirected shall not have
been provided, shall at anytime be
put gn snort allowance, in water,
flesh, vinegar, or bread, duiing : any
voyage -aforesaid, the master and
Wvner of such ship or vessel shall
se' verally pay to each and every pas
senger who shall have been put on
short allowance as aforesaid, ?he sum
of three dollars for each and everv
day they may have been on such
short allowance, to be recovered in
appeared on horse-back so shev respect
to the successf ul 'Oandidate, escaped i t'Ji
difficulty from being murdered.) j (
'I'he Earl of Liverpool Stated in i tlie
House of Lords, on, the 4th cf M'arch,
that in a day or two he expected onh rs '
froiiV the I'rince ?eent toj layg' the ! jafe
treaty with the United States, before their
Lordships. : - h i "1 t .i X " ' -
put to them out of any unuppt1
au- money in
C 1
er of
dit )r chared with the
exi
the accounts, as atores id, to keep
ail rxcounts o
of
jenditilre
rtg ird
second
.which siyd
cd, and to
.Tv idi th
And it
Inuditcr
arv
.the
the
receipts
public
and ex-
mo:-.ey in
to them ; to fceivt from the
c
mptroi
accounts
ly adjitst
' accounts
ller the
have been fin a
preserve suoli
! 1 t .-...
c voucners ana certuicatcs.
shall lie tlie d ttv of the said
to rtv.ike such repd
basiness ereby assigned to him,
tnc Seiret uyiol yv ar ma)
, and require, Irov
tim, f'ir tlii Service, of the
pa'rtmfht.
Sec.
That ti
States $hail dt
s
hal
nave
Febru uy 2
min;5tion
AN AG
the Pre a sun
i II. CLAV,
the House of
aepre:
.IAS. BAKBC
entatives.
UR,
President of the Senate, pro iempore.
rts on the
s
i - f
deem- ne-
i time to
War Dc-
mr.le
by the
' ttrsiftu
w
tni rd
S
a
ecJ
of A :ierica. in
i nut tne ecretu v or tne reasurs
shall cause to be paid tot rhoma
Hail Tervey. survevor of thai port of
Charleston. one' hn!f of the amoun
received by the-Unilejd Stadesbn'at.
count; of the condemnationfof th
schponer the.. Lonely j Cordelia, and
of the lames1 and Kli2 ihjetfi; nnu
i - I Hill . -
that an amount not exceeding . five
thousand dollars the applopriated
for this purpose, to h paid out of a-
nv money in tne l reasurv
therwise appropriated.
' - -. .
iv fL CLAY,
Speaker of the House of Representatives
" I- JA. BAR'KHJR,
President of the Senate, proiteinpore..
February 24, 1819- A'pprovt 4,
JAMES ?d0iNIlO
oedreary oi vv ar,
'i - -.I:,- I , . - ! ; .
rd hv he second cdmotrolh r, AN ACT makinr nrovistn lor the
- T' 7 - 1 T . t 1 :i . ,
- 1 - : - L, .:.(
the sfceond ana
nuiiwc servfe
ofiChicapro dunni th'e late
diaVtHe sum" f'uifl.'' due-to ' oflteprh eh!ntive&cfthe Uitjted$jdte,i.
That w): enev ' r it shall be' found ex
pedient to employ the army at work
v ri -fortifications, in surveys, in cut
tin,g rodds, and other constant labor,
of not Jes than ten days, the hon
cotnmisione d ffi- ers, . musicians
and privates, jso employed, shall be
allowed fifteen cents, land an extra
gill of Whiskey or spirits each, per
day while so employed.
. CLAY,
Speaker of tire House of Reposhtatives
I t k t v ? rnrn?
it f - ! - -' " .' I . ' -
resident of the Senate, pro temjhore.
. .- i . , - . i
March 2, IS 19. Approved,
":..!.-- !!
JAMES MONROE.
-1, 1819. Approve,
JAML
Co up-res s
j. utti ui: it i ui (tit i csu4Licii,
Fi e usurer of the ' United
sbu se all such.moneys
een previcdsiy order
ed lor the ise ol the TndiAn depart
ment, with the exi tption df those re-
Ifiting-to I n d i an trade , be fore men
tioned! bv Iwarrants from the Treas
ury : uhicn disbursements
shall be
pursuant to yarrants drawn
and coun-
r.nd re hi st bred
uditor
ent wi
reDV
i
tn taas
repea
by
as he case may be
er enacted,
to which
4. . And be it jurtn
l hat so much ot the act
tnis is a supplement, as i$ .ncousist
- .i
speaker of
e, and
act, c
ed.
II. CLA
lie House of Rep
T A Si R A if lUM 7 , : .
President of the Senate, m- tempore.
SMOKROE. .
Thomas
for-the reiiief of
H'.di Jcrvt-y.
Be it eidft'ed bu the':Se:inte& House
o f Reprexhitative. ' o ft keU i tied o lutes
tsi'Kbledi
claim of M. Poirdy.
Be it enacted bi the Sena(ete? House
of 'Representatives of te United States
r f America, in Congress assembled,
he same is
reseniatives.
L ON DON". fM A RCH O. :
1 -. - . t'L V 1LUVUVU vovv
afternoon, iiom l:aris, stating I that' (the
trench Funds had fallen tovbi on lat
AN
ACT
regulati ng pa sebger
' :. ' : .' ' ships and vessels.
Be" it enacted by iie Senate & House
oj jxepxesenia nves oj utt- nihcu uuts
not o-
i
tne
TebruaVy i34, lbl9. Appro
of A
That
S ' of Thonras 1
eru
the
frmd,
to
Ud,
JAMES MONROE.
That the accounting officers . ot
rreasuryhe, ana thev art hereuy,
authorized to liquidate, settle, and
allow, th ; claim of ISj.Poirey, ,a sec
retary and aid-de-cdmp to Major
time of his se ; vice in those rapaci-
cOnctrmnir tne
ANiAC
legjtev
ceased
Be it, enacted bu the Sen-:
9fR;freentfi:;vc- J th p
it, tn L.rjSig ess
cotri:nissl0iers
pension umd -.re herebv
and required to p -.y, out
tne exevut
rs
fr'Cs? House
died States
ossembled
of the navv
autbo-iz d
bt tte s'tict
hf Thomas
Turner, deceased, for tht beiufi of
the heirs and legatees ot tte aid
rl hoih as
o i on
e
l:rr,tr decease
s-uid fwe h
heirs and
urner, de-
ties in the time of the rcvdlutionarv
w ar bet w e en the Jl mtd
A m t! r i c d a n d G r e a t . B r t i a
' -:..; f H. CLAY;
Speaker of the Hoiie, of Representatives
JAS. BARllOtUt.
Fresidehtof the Senate, pro
States, I or the territories thereof,
ine same manner as seamen s!
wages
cf America, in Congress assembled,
That if the master or other person
on board of any ship or vessel, o vari
ed in the whole or in part by t citi
zetf or citizens of the United States
.orj; the l territories thereof, or. by a
Juibject j or subjects, citizen oi' citi
zens,;, of any foreign country, shall,
afttrthe first day of JahuiTry next,
( c4i li'hm fir vUhqvI
vi r r.,r. oin S vioyage ; whnh report ana manliest
i.,.L..; u xLwa I sha11 be sworn to by the said master J
are or. may he recoved.
i See. 4. And be it further enacted,
I hat the captain or master of any
ship or vessel arriving in the .United
Sta es, or any oft he territories there-
i. . l ' " - . t ' ' . :
at tne same time mat ne delivers a
manifest of the cargo, and, if there
he ho cargo,'hen at the time of mak
ing report or entry of the ship or ves.
sfel, pursuant to the existinglaws of
the U. btates, snail also deliver and
teport to the coilector of the district
in which such ship or vessel shall
arrive, a list or manifest of all the
passengers taken on board of the
said ship or vessel at any foreign
pfrt or. place ; in which list or man
ifest it shall be the duty of the said
master to designate, particularly , the
age, sex, and occupation, ot the said
passengers, respectively ;;tht coun-
co wnich they sbverally belong,;
hat f t which it is their intention
inhabitants ; and shall
ier svt forth whether any. and;
what number, have died on the
Tuesday.: It was besides, currently re-.
potted oh Change, in the course ofv ,es
; terday, that the ChariiWr of IVituties ifid
been dissolved, amj-tliat the Krrr ot Frajice
Was alarmingly ill. These sinister f 1 e-
ports were ; tully beneyeti in tlie city.--:
File probability of Hie it truth is strei;tttii
ene.d by t he fa 11 of Fu. ids For tl le dissolu--'
tion of the Chambeiy vc were in soma
degree prepared by pr ivate jaco tunts,--lt '
was stated to have been detenniiedoii by .
tfie Cabinet, with1 the iJcquieisCf r ce, rather.'
than the approbation, of the .fv 'tis' ;Ye
' are not surprised at the Kfcsjrs thread hf lv
generd election at the present 'm'ofrif
It is a. fearfid experement. . , l'lie ttrclc
upon the election law is represented feed,-'
felt as a. i attack upon the whole mass of
w.iat may be called revolulionury .iier-;
est. A Chamber elected in such a tem
per of the constituent body heie qven.
the ministers join in ir.fl:iniinjr (he p4p!i--
lar mind, must be so violent, ar
cidely revolutionary, that no
could w ield it and, least of aj
ter smcetel v anxious to perpefuatir I he
Bourbon dvnastv. it is probable, that the
iKings illness, if his health j has, io(,faei,
become alarmingly worse, has been cbus-
eu oy ine anxiety- anu appicauui .o
which he is subjected at this mpruentk.H-;
crisis, and the pain f mind wUrli I e
must endure from pursuing a coiu kf'
policy in direct opposition to all the IV
hers of khe Koyal House, particularly
those nearest tire lluone. arid whit h we
. n , . . . i i .1 i .' j I . ,
u so j Ce-,
mii)i:cr
, a riiiinis-
m4.
to become
furt
el
tni-
strongiyj suspect he docs
hnlly approVe.
Py a
not lii iisclf
MAKciI KVEKlivf.
lrom any i reign port or place ;
or shaft carry, convey, or transport,
frbm the United States, or the ter-
iii the same manner as is directed bv
! the existing laws of the Unite (
1 States, in relation to the manifest of
the cargo and that the reh
February
AN
21 1819. Approved,
of Military Land
- . -
Be it enactedbu ih".
the sum cfRtpreantatvs of the Un
rtca;
fiOJ
JAMES MG
ACT alio. ving
urthe
r time to
complete the issuing and locaung
VVa,rrants.
zn
Congress
ritories thereof, to any foreign port
or place, a greater number ot pas
sengers than two for every five tons
of such ship or vessel, acccording to
the custom hbue measurement, ev
ery such master, or other person so
offendinc, and the owner or owners
iuu .nc.rv! of such ship or vessel, shall several,
btates ot j Iy iortcis anj poV to the U. States,
the sum of one hundred- and fifty
dollars for each and every passenger
so taken on board of such ship, or
vessel, over and above the afofesaid
number of two to every five tons 'of
suih ship or vessel, to be recovered
by suit, in any circuit or district
court of the L'nitcd States, where
the said vessel may arrive, or where.
the owner or owners aioresaia may
reside i Provided nevertheless! That i
.V. naie House j nothing in this act shall pe taken to j
ktfd States , app'v to the complement oi men usvi-
I,vmi.Vt, ;aily ud ordinarily employed ih nay
tempore..
NROE.
a' a t
cargo and that tne retusal or
netiiect of the: master aforesaid to
.!;. . 1 1 . i. . i.. . . i r . ' . i- i - r.
comply vvnn tne provisions oi tnis
section! shalf incur the same penali
4esr dijiahilities, and forfeitures, a
are at present provided for a refui.
i , - 1 ,. - . . . i , I , , i
sal or neglect to report and deliver
a manliest of the cargo aforesaidv
Sec. 5. And b it further enacted,
hat each and every collector of the,
customs, to whom such manifest or
list of passengers as aforesaid i.hall
be delivered, shall, quarter yearly!,
return copies thereof to the Secreta
ry of State of the United States, by
.whom statements of the same shall
be laid before Congress at each and
every seission. ,
4l:; '' . IL CLAY, -
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
JAS. HARBOUR,
President of the Senate, pro tempore.
-larCii2,.lil-irjr.iroVid.
I the PrivateXetttis from f ari
it is apparent that the public mind l is at
this moment much agitated by the y.ro
ceedings in the iicUise of Peers on ti e
Law of iLlpction. ,One of .o ur hientls
there, states, that Biriong the' better in
formed it- is believed that prin ;e Talh -rand
is with the . Ultras on t le pvee-.t
question or raiher, peihaps, jhat he ha i
contrived to make ihem'plav Ins cards on
the present occasion. How j the ! 'evib
threatened by the, present cjtisis are t
be averted, remain in the I womb . f
time, jt was repoi ted lyesterdav s!-
diss' lved t
.le
isure w Jncn
.: i -
een made
oi t irnct
Law
of
ernocn that the King had:
tviramoer oi i;epunes, a nita
would instantly suspend and nullify-thv
steps taken bj the 1 ers, tut this lart i.
Hot confirmed by the I apers received
thisrnoipirig. i !
'Frt'inreturns which have
from theduiercnt kiepartmerits
J . n rtns of title 4th f the
Recruitment respecting the oreanizatiort
of the legionary veterans it a pe ars that
there is a grand total of jOO,Cl 0 v etci ans,
of wht iri 2t 0,000 are fit for active ser-
vice, arUl have been inscribed'on the rolls;
open foil the approaching fbnnaiion ot this
body of reserve. ;'..'..- f ;-";''.-.! .'
It is rpoin d in Bmsstls, that certain
individuals vlio f.. -,e lately ordered to be
prosecuted betoic the t-upreme Court
are acculsed of Viaving fornud fi plot, tle .
object of uhich was to assen bit- t1iereja
body ofsibout 500 Fterch hnliaryoiralf
pay. and with their help to seize biy li is
Mtety the Emperor of Russia j to carry
hivi ntT.f tn uhnt. nlarf i ! not said
'keep YXm as a hostage for; Pomq arre.- It
is added that the" nund,er-f f;eicar It rt-r.
written to prcnicltl.isi i ph't ;
i
..
i
. r.
LI.
V
lars i
the said sudi utind
in coiiiid-1 That the authority
grants
d to .the r igatmg such ship or vessel.
'JAMLS MONROE.
I usbickb. and ltd to il 4tc very.
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n