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Si
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IV A IjO LEON TIE YOUGLIL
. ' -.anations,
1 peace of t:aropey(lutualr..lllaU4 ,
.i.u a omjiuni 10.' ui- .veit,iLn compo-
he peialM"' '1 hai in the
will
Jo looking over bur files of papers
ou:ht by the Corte, we obser-
man our uuuvr u.ru;ui
brought by the Cortei, we
d,c,a,d Napoleon. f.cermnS .ham I.I- nl. iho-e
w 1 I.- . .......- l1lt Hill I iwinrilllP
tie ha been saW for auew j... r 1
...i-..Ur ..... iournals. is destined lo
Mn Y'Sf ih.souiDose. ihe Congress
in" ' - 1 .1... .,.flum s
cH..nid it it duty to avow c -
all! lirricnn"""
countenance mr r.. . . i
Hie monarvm-
take
FROM MARTINIQUE.
Capt. lou-1it), who left St. Pierre
14th ult. informs, that the late Negro Hot,
had been eniiielv suppiessed, and that a
bout 70 of the Blacks were to be executed
on the 18th. Many , more were taken up.
onti! worn down with age and war, some
v...rm. vouth kills him. A huPe
we shall prove how much happier for man
r- -ovirt 4h?it:the lite -of
ihe feeder t better than that of the fighter ,
-i,A .. c.,mW ciiiiolatioii lhaf the desola-
tfon by these maniacs of one part ot the
- "
frocrai
quilly di but were i ascertained to be runaways, &c the uieausol improving H in other
pretentions I b(lt nuj conCrVned in the insurrection. 1 . r tne latter be 'bur office ; and
who advocate
...ineiple., and al the same t.me
innovation which aim i - ,
II established governments
it is not the
I . . .U4. Innn.rlli.J
play an ttniorum pari i.
tre of hi imbiirtm -..a giory.
cordins tp one accou,, resting on z
rrt which ad reached Tans fioni I
different arts 01 the continent, vi
Swittlananaute.ou.u. Va bv the defection ot
k.-wl lwii nrtumP IIOIP O luut I Cdlliru, " . i.i.-.
aniniriL'uc wx... M. - . . . -nwprelr,n wiuuu
i rlif vouncaooleonoii Uie tnrone tne inimti.) "
. ... -A. with
Al if Ihp l.OIISie9 iu
... ... internal reforms of any gowrniucm.
iliat such relorms uc
-.k.;..ot I'riw. I rnnrerted DV secret w.''t .
r - - T . . ... ... , ottonr.ntrl tO D
France carried into execuuu.. r
I he. ringleader, alter beins seveial days I P ; !, lhe Kssitiolds
in the.woods was discovered and pursoet. I . , ... , - . the Turks by the.
and not isucceedin? in discharging a dou-j uil (j0(j bless lyoir and give y'lK health,
Die narrei 11 pun in nis ijo5cssiwm--iik-' 1 . :...Ly -. ert am as mucn oi.uic
donii a vWy high precipice, and was dash-1 having. - ,
eil to pieces., f
AVsceaneovs.
r. . J..i ..- 1 X" VIII am) thai.
I n Hie oeain 01 iauij -v .... 1
'on hi accession, the new Emperor .vas to
v...rt hlmiell bv a conmntion oatli, 10 a-
i hv ifie Code Sai&tleon, and all the
. -i . L'.licrv inxiitiitioos of the late
1 CIVII IIVJ J
KniiH-rorl I'hat such a j.roject has been en
tertained b the Em leror v rancis, ap
'' .J . li.tlnnt ndent
TIPK lUHdV iiiimvwiv.. . I
Ot the delire natural to the llue of Aus
tria, of afcurandizini! iti fani!, it c uiiM't
1.1 .. L.A tl.n lvii eve o! the cabinet
Of Viemia, that ihe Uouiboi.s h ie le
come exlrem-iy unpupuidi . ,
L m.,rh io. that it is only bv emolojin-
... n lihat the peiple aie restrained
Ifrom openlv tak.ne imjtne to expel the
iDreent ilamiU from 1 the tin one 1 i-
Death of L.U.S X!l irequeiin;
1. ( t tli0 ''.oiind u liPIl lie dlS
allectrd,).articu!aily ilje parly U
...,K .-:in tiirincioles. will 01 ike :i
ww , 1 t , . ,
Ciifv-rovaltv : or, ?t leai, t" eMi:iiMi
'an ntM Ifthmgs in.iar to that ii.tr.duc
;t.. .i.nn . nv attemtJt to counter-
k. t-tnnr.i kin? from the
!oLU worntt ut stock, v4oi.l l, it h as bee
h-oht Ulv haxtrn a catastrophe n.r
i'i. .k .1,. I !.! AMkii.h . than even
tl.. I,..u-hiv dirta"ti"iJ of .atHleon.
.in'tliHiifore fe areoi.lv recordinp
ih h.ive chosen me
these limits ever state and people may re-
their ;
ppose
. J i ,..rt . . t-f tt?K4N.
t.".- c:Halifln hour ago 1 received.
and this moment; have heard read lor the
A,nrrh imethe best letter that
w ritten by; an UCtogener iu, uu
lorm
will
.vormu rt-
io etlrt to
From the Boston Christian Register.. ; ;
MR. JE FFE USONAND MRV AD.A MS.
The following letters bave been obtained I ever was
1 their government,! and the Congress I b solc-ilHlion : and are. sent to the press I June 1st. v r
oppose 110 oosidtic I uy tne permission 01 . uic r-. , .:r.-;. t.t hnth
Tl" 1 v Ti . i canH nr nnrt I I kavn not "SDraineU -iuy J t
of the writers, the one in his eightieth, the in arms and - hands are so, overstrneil
LATENT FROM COLOMBIA. J other inbiseighty-seventl, year, give them n
spondents peculiar nterest, and they cannot a to oe rememuereu b yr: .(in
Caracas we have received advices to the reatl with great; pleasure. It is deligiitiui . nothing Out m ""?'ot
iairacas, euac. IlTi., I . , . . r - -i.o 1 : t nn le.so reduced.: I canmn
Ibth of November, brouglil oy tne y to witness mis una - 1 . . " T:.?J K.i. I ri walk three miles
i)anhter" arrived at rhilaueJptna irom 1 tween these two disnnguisneu men, mc- raouiu uy r ,
ffia, which place she left on the 22nd peflUes of par,y by which they were atone 0ve, a rugged rdeky
u . . . ,i,tn,.i o.. nnthino li.... it within a mOrlln I Vet. lee wui
1 . f 'l r r '.1 1 .1 v .111 iiil a m a AAroviT 0.1 wiiiii iiii.tiia aiiu iiuiinw 1 111111c 11 j j a
.it ir uns rpiionru n. - iiiiic scuoionu. -7 - , ., .. .j. . ..1.1 ncu
. 1 . ... I... t.r.,1 kaan I - 1 a .U intnkanno if Wntl- Ll-.inn in hlV thaif BS II I COUIU H
iKth XniPmhi-r. that iMaracaiyuiiau remaining ou ic . -i.w..6 y - , . :t , --.;m .
ocrupirdby C;,cral Montilla, and that inents f onfeigned kindness and respee. u, o. it ; and w.,en rtsen, .
inLujiiru u; ... , . At... . . . T ,.n ,.m ,m La t i U ik orw the room i my Slant Is very
(ieneral M.nales Hail passed over iu it is charming iucc o. ' . ' nr"nW
(Jracia. The Venezolana of the 4th ol retaining even under its decays ai.d.niiir- .drnV hearing preny JF, -J r-
j . t . . i . .wi m a t i - .i : .4,.ii,tiiii (T-H1 tin i mri4 ir pii i i ..nnnnn , . t .
November, savs ' thai ine gon ....r... miiies,ine imcutuu... u,...ur..r :. r : jao;Un
had received communications from tiener- and displaying amjdst its snows, the green; answer your queMionsdeaaner
It i r.is. Montilla. dated the I8ih ult. nPSS allHd freshness of the summer of life. U is a blessing to;the individual and to th.
, . ... .... i .i- i.i .a mien mr 11 nil
. fi. i i. 1, nn ..ttirHf. I f. ur,h anil nnvih-rred neifrni U I world: VPI we ouin nui 'r
... .i ,.... h.. iitrrt i .u..o ..rU!t nipn iiaw. ntrainen : iroin i it npromes w suuuujiamc. v - ----
uicjr uuinvj. i e 1.1. I . . i m.vor ifnrp ot tne Oreat
under ih command ot Lieut. . loi. oai a- wmch llie are permmeu .u . uu., e fc .u " r. . .
:caiu. ,,,! a extensive and eminently nappy l eacner.' u.impr a.i...v -k--, .
on the JOih, and that the (ieneral liiou1.! , COuhtry, enj'oyine the fruits of their laoour ,u yQu. I am almost reduce in iv win
. - j .. ... i,;c inrr would I tliMti realizinfr their I lito .f a hear or a torpid swallo'V. l can-
witn tne remaiout.. u ... , . aMU Sjuhiv, ;. ,;;u.Jf ..tW
follow the same rout. . boldest anticijMtions ; and regarding men. Mot read, Out my;, oe..u - . . - .
i i ninv i list V I -..u .U In nn.l resner.t to WtllCn I ; Miirt I tax ail my mruwa
1 lie n.OM oeiirnunn tK .-m j . i 1 1 mai uioiu.v - ... 7 , ' . . i
he ex
SENATE.
FRIDAY, DEC. 13.
Mr. Vanhook pi es:ented a rl.,:. .
strucurig the -Military CommlTZ?
quire into the expediency of ha,in ?'
military laws, neretotore i passed, anH
may be passed at this.session, stirh
in a pamphlet lorm, and sentwinv.u
of the Assembly; one copy for eack
tjfficer and captain which" N
Mr Branch, from the commit,
terrial Improvements, who were in i
P IV...
eistinp betwteen the, Rnarri , m
o . ....
ppcteu from opeiations directed hy I (heir juagtianimity and patiiotism so em- uiercifully and. tyrannically against
. .. i i i .- . . .i
roniniandcrs so capable and aisti.icuisiiej. i phatically entitle them.
Our-loice in Valencia will be au-menten The letter of -Mi Jelierson was writter.
some troops from the west undei ven- J SOOI1 at,er an attack upon him b the ia-
rim ur,;,i i:iM,.i beinc ad- L;:.l I'a.. on whom it devolved to take tive ol Virginia;" and when there was ,
- I . . .1. L" ....-I. I . . . ......... .liu rdf nndpr Ihf- .....inil.innl'-j U'irhPlapPIl I.IIiSi;i
m red hy.. ''real proportion i me r inuu i u,e cominan.i, imih y i Minus eirwoni-.. -
. . - . i m . . m ' . . i.i.r. .miaj iii i nn .. - r tc ivi i pt l mi i xunir niiii"
UdUlU III i (itrtCtltMl Ol v-lu .iani i"ii . - - mu Ui rrzj ? i"-"- -
ereiun man i i he encmv making anv movemem iuu.
beopl-. l his lather's Account,
fjc.uhi Ih a more eicoW sove
kiw l ih Uouiboin; Hvnile his elevation the jurisd'ic ion of Com or Tru-illo.
in ih. thzoJ.e would havya powerlul enect
atn.g the projects ol those, nocai
on establishing u more liberal gov-
drh
ol.llf.l
. t l .1
war, with some wmi
from Lagoii'n, under
the Commodores D.miels V
The cir-
Napoleon
Jinmenl tpan inai oi myiiio
, nul..uri. too. of llit- oung
li v l.-en brought ui in the Court of hi-
f.uhrr in f..v, and educated according to his
tiid ari(ocitiral views, wold serve as
1 Uuar.nife, that the new sovereign would
ri-vei diMiirb that ordej t!nn:s in i.u
r.u e bv whifb his own Jiower wa consul-
i .nd, anil ul'ich ihe Holy Vlhance were
oxi..ii t-n.uutainfii.violite Uhat-
tjvt niyoe in ih-s- rtjiio n ni l speru-ula-
.iM. 4'C,,ut"a-,em repr-Heminj the
alM.lio.isTpaid to'the 4uing Napoleon by
li:.. Eirphr ol uln as more man o,
di-HTilv ui rked since the death of his fa
.1 ru- I..II.1W ne vtract l a leltl
it. i. i - .,
Vierfna. daiftl epi?moer i, "
vts Ame iii!ereslin pariic-ilars as to
rx...i.I nual.ties ornhi vo.u.l' Ti nice,
.. r.,iUidera!ile be.tiin2 nn the attcti
ukirh we allu L and may nt be
i-lafle
at
.9 .
fiit time, tife s-n ol ih.it man
lit I.-nt anibitioh lost him the crea-
in' the wmld. Young ..ipo-
. i
iheitre, and sat in me
. i
wnli his Uoral iiranoMre nnu
llr- I '.m;i.k, but in f-parate compan-
m- :i, wlHre he was aMfnle'I by a muhiie
ajV.l indiv ijii ;l, who appoa.ed to be his
nnrr-ptor. ll i not to. much to say, that
p.Ui ipi nj vou'ti ever boasieil a liner or
nihre inlefesling coumtriHHur ui.u.
tiKfaesses ..I mm wtnen t nav- -.-"
t
h
Is!
:.ad
i. ii
in
Ii
t
h
Sa;;ne
li) otir rear. :
t oiiht an pp
utunitv of see-
oinf
;i ftt tne
e
ckerm!or, ?, r si,ops
1
ai
d.yi are
thf ori:
I'l I . . . . . .nmliar.H V . I 1 1
re f uu c.i-tiuiw
-nil. Thev renreseni him as a
rl v ; I cl,..b (iV bov, w ih .-i prolusion of ll ix-
ftiLu;.. .v-r his snouiufis. iu-
a uoiliini whaiwr! 'f lhat 'appe;
C
t
ri
hi4 fce
w
ha uoiliing whaieveri ol mai uj.,ir.i.
iMl-m.ipl xio:. iV tme oui nn u -.mi
Jji l.o: mi ipule short, is l nr.
ot l) iin It i imjI'Ksible to behold
...H.ii insi.int. aol not be strucn
iih III ciliviiScinr hkeij-ss ii bears toihc
m e nccu kleJMi.-.eJtiuJis mat are L'leii
ol ji fathe Cilmten anc parliculailv that
p. Letl l. pit 0le a's iKH-k- The
n L is irH b similar -ns is also the
firm iti...fo the moiitll. which when h
s. ciJ.L .h .xiifn.i'n o peculiar
D en saui ina; ni
hil! as yet he
i - .t i
in ahv ir.iiiaiive na-
i
- cio-ie ( earh act, when
:i he uniformly iose from
,k : belmtd l'e EmHror,
ns shi iil.ler converse
al!occaJi"nl intj-rvaU, apparent
11 .1 'I .T.-..-. Tl
xhth . n ai p v.ernai r...r. ,
iflenaie I'' r'n,llrot l
c-
sirii
Serines. I 111
Is d.tended Mr
h s noi a q
bet nents ji
tl-e dri?'je .
. 1 l.y.L-mr ovr
if
w,
h
i i:j m.- cm
T .4
t a
... i.
e Uiurcu,
emu Urjiiitv,
t.f he
of jsol
k. and in nis man-
endears hnn to
in.
A isjri an tjxpressio i
v.'iH ."iiii4f1
r.. l.n :nr oiliindne-. ia:
all his s'l.imu- 1 L.up. v.
i.o;:i n While sun
v r 1. ..I l.ziA m lar'e
No na
i
Of ;iinnl. Iiua am-
l.il! - iih .itbcli feat
Sh -ti trtrof-a
lioijal air v
.s.
tuel
;rl
- - i
t A
f anv "
4" box.
iWerjlier-' .-t eis. o n
nlaved i I ! tor, norw;
" . i .i... ;..
'feutSCe Iu sowarus ,tl
I
i! i
CONljl
ir W'.y
1
hob i :r
ESSOV vj.ROW.
:Mese;:.'
' ' .1 'I L. ii... .ihi. rf nf'lfift
1 ' ; . m linl jin 1 1 .
of the 21st
I Iiii- vessels of
. v -
forces, have sailed
ihe orders ol
lluche."
FROM PMRSAMIHTOO.
ly t!ie arrival, at Martha's Vineyard,
ol toe schooner (Jenf-jr. ('pt. Poane, in
33 days .mm IVrnanil.-.o), we nnlersiand
ilu't that city was in .jveat contusion, that
mnst ol the European troops who were
station-d tor the def.-uce ol ihe place, had
oeen ordered home, a:id t'j.isc who remain
ed iuaniso:i were closely watched. The
troops weie under arm in consequence of
.i change having taken place in the gov
ernment. A new President hud beencho
sen. FROM THE PVCIFIC.
.Mr. E. Rurrow owner and supercargo
of the brig l'nt Captain, which arrived at
New-York on the ISth inst, has oblisinsly
furnished the nlitors of the Meicanlile
Advertiser with the follow ins intelligence :
The I'ost Captain sailed from Valparai
so .Sept. Gth, at which lime there was no
merican vessels in port. T ie ship Fly
ing Fish, and brig Str incer, wore the Am.
lliu, but. their papers had been taken from
them by Mr. llogan. our active and vig
ilant Consul, whi4.l1 course he unvariahly
pursues when ihere is a transfer of prop
erty, and compels. them to obtain Chilian
papers. This has a great tendency m
benrfit Ameiican ship owners, as no flag
ranks, In the estimation of the shippei, (or
piotectijn of his property, as lii.-'li as tliat
.'if ihe LJ. States. This is attrihaied to the
gallant coins'; pursued by Com. Stewart,
ami the American, commanders who pre
ceded him on the Chih and Peruvian sta
ll. .us The Fucli-h complain bitlerly of
the supi aeuess ol their nival commanders,
in noi'alV.uding moie pron.t and decisive
assistance to their iiHrchantmen.
The Franklin 7-1, Com. Stewart, and
the schr. Dolphin, her tender, were at
l.alUo, and expected at Valparaiso in a
boul 6v das.
(j'rti Holivar, as we have before heard,
had taken possession l Ciuavaquil. A
minister and suite arrived at Valparaiso,
from Colombia.
San Marii ., ami his prime Minister,
had suddenly left Lima on a visit toi, n.
tMivar, at Ou jva.piil. Sin Marlin sailed
lor that place in the American brig Ma
cedonia. All the Chiliian squadron, except the
Lautaro were at Valparaiso. The sloop
war Auracano, which was taken pos
sesMonolbv the crew , was ' supposed to
have proceeded for the Atlantic Ocean.
I he Capiah., who was put ashore had ar
med at Valparaiso.
The new Coucress of Chili, were in
session at Santia-o. The Supreme I irec
or, vt'tligsins, had resigned hisollice, but
tad been re-elecied for fie years.
Uusiness of every kind was extremely
lull at Valparaiso. It was believed from
the creat quantity of Wheat thai had been
'sowed, the article would be down to 50
cis per bushel, whm the harvest came in.
The Post Captain left Valdivia Sept.
J2d, at which place was the expedition
ulesiioed against the Island ol Chiloe. un
der command of Col. BeuchelT, and Com
C. W. Woofer.
stons in them. ' '
From Mr. Jejfvrmn to Mr. 'Adams.
Mont.cello, Juiic 1, 1822.
It is very lon j, my dear sir. since I have
written to on. Mv dislocated wrist is now
become soshli that I write slow.y and with
ft . i 4- ... . i:.i
arrc. inert iore,, wrue ds muc
as
I
oaiu :
can. Yet it is oue to mutual inenasuip n
nsk once in a while how we do? The pa
pers tell us that (ieneral Marke is offit the
aqe of ninety three. stiil lives, at
about the same ae. cheerful, slender as h
grasshopper, and so much without memo
rv, that he scarcely recognises the members
of his hodsehold. An intimate friend oi
his called n him not long since. It was
difficult to make him recollect who he was,
and sitting; one hour, he told him thesam
story tour times over. v Is this life? wii:
Iab'riug step
To treii our former footsteps ? pace the round
E'ernal ? to bvat and beat
T!ie bfatcn track to sec what we have seen
To t;i:,te the ta-tod o'er our palates to descant
Another viutajre ? t'
Consent.
Tiie ass has kicked in vain ; all men sa
the dull animal has missed the mark-
This idobe is a theatre ol war : its inha
r itAMts are all heroes The little eels in
vineear and the animalcules in-pepper wai
ter, J believe, are quarrelsome. I he bees
are as warlike as he Romans, Russians,
Britons i r Frenchmen Ants, catterpiliars,
c inkerwoims, are the only tribes among
whom i have not sten battles ; and Heaven
itsell. if we believe Hindoos, Jews, Chris-
:ians and Mahometans, has not always been
,i .x. nrp Wh need not trouble, ourselves
about these thints, nor Iret ourselves be
cause of evil doers; but safely trust the
Ruler with his skies.' or need we dread
the aooroacli of dotage; let it come, if ii
must: , it seems, still delights in his
four stories; and Starke remembered to the
rul f xulted in ni
nt ilia a-w w j -- -
lory the worst of the evil is that ou
. 4 .t -l"
iiiends will sutler more b v o u r l in oec 1 1 1 1 y
than we ourselves.
In wishing lor your health and happiness,
i am verv selfish ; lor. I hope lor more let
ters; this is worth more than five hundred
jollars to me, lor it has already given rn-,
and will continue to give m re pleasure
lhan a thousand. Mr. Jav, .who is. about
to inquire into thenature of the
existing betwteeh t fie Board nf
Improvement and the Civil Engineer
l orted a ' copy of said contran 1.
was read and ordered to lie on the taki
mitteeof the whole (Mr. persnn
chair) on the bil to provide a revenue,
ilia n'jvmant -if ! Ytei. itltill I!..
gent charges of government, for yl
reported the amendments to the HoJ!
hut which were not taken up before 2
J J nrllAlirnA A
-rV:;Jrf SATURDAY, DEC. 14. .
The bill to provide a revenue .l
payment of the civil list, &c. for
was read. tlie second time, amende
passed.
MONDAY, DEC. 15.
ijp Mi1. Cameron, from the Judiciary Cnr.
niee, to whom was referred a resol
directing anenquiry into the expednc?
of amending" the laws touching the re
val of "suits from one count) to another.
also, the laws granting appeals from ife
superior to the Supreme Uwt, reported,
bill to amend the act of 1821, to prowm.
the administration of justice which s
read the first time and passed.
Mr. Branch presented a resolution r55
posing to appoint a joint select tommitift
to inquhe into the administration of
Banks ot this Mate, whether any of thee
have exacted more than six per cent. (
discounts; and whether tiaey have, in gtK
-. .1 1 J " I. A .1 I
iHlth, Compneu wun uie terras oi ih
charters, by paying specie for their oats
which was agreed to, and. Messrs. Brand,
Williamson, Seawell, Miller and Omlji
appointed a committee on the pad of
Senv.te.--
The bill to provide a revenue for ibt
payment of the civil and contingent char
iies Of government, was, alter undergoi
several amendments, read the third list,
and ordered to be engrossed.
TUESDAY, DEC. 17
The bill to amend the several adiirlv
tive to the appoiutment of Sheriffs, -hi
die bill to amend the act of 1821, prtnil
viding for the execution of process wi
there shall be no proper sheriff to nmi
it ; were read the third time, aiid ordedls
be engrossed
your aj;e, I am told experiences more decay
It is, at most, but the life of a cabbage, J than you do. I am your old Irierid,
surely not worth a yish. W hen all our
faculties have left, or are leaving us one by
on, sight, he irinjz, memory, every avenue
of pleasing sensation is closed, and athumv,
dehilitv, and mal-arie le!t in their places,
when the friends ot our outh are all gone,
and a generation is risen around us, whom
we know not, is death ari evil ? v
When one by one our ties are torn,
And triendjroin friend is snatch'd forlorn ;
When man is left alone to mourn,
Oh, then, how sweet it is to die.
When trembling limb refuse their weight,
And films slow pathcrinj dim ihe siyht ;
When clouds obscure the mental hcht,
'Tii nature's kindest boon to die.
I really think so. I have ever dreaded
a doatinc old aie; and mv. health has been
JOHN ADAMS.
President Jefferson.
Kxtractofa letter to the Post Master Gen
" Post Office, Petersburg, Va. Dec. 14, 1822.
"An attempt to rob the northern mail
was made last night. It happtned about
seven miles Irom town ; logs were placed
in the road so as to stot the staize. Three
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men made their appeaiance ;one distinctly
sten to be a w hite man, presented a double
barrel gun at the driver, calling upon huu
to deliver the mail ; the driver replied he
.vould do soj if he would spare his life ; a
second went to the door of the stage, and
a third took his station behind. At this
crisis I the driver, with great presence of
Generally so1 pood, and is now so good, that j mind,, caught the yun, and the robber
I dread it still. The rapid decline of m.
strength last winter, has made me hope
sometimes that I see land. During the
summer I enjov its temperature, but 1 shud
der at the jippioach of winter, and wish 1
could sleep through it with the dormouse,
and only wake with him in spring, if ever.
They say that Starke could walk about his
loom. I am told vou walk well and firmly.
i can onl reach my garden, and with sen
aible f itiiine. I ride, however, daily ; but
reading is my delight. I should wish never
to put pen to 'paper ; and the more because
of the treacherous practice some people
have of puhlishini: one's letters without
h ave Loid Matufield declared it a breach
of trust, and punishable at law. 1 think it
should be a penitentiary felony ; yet you
will have seen lhat they have drawn me out
into the arena of the newspa'pers. Although
1 k low that it is too late for me to buckle
on the armour of youth, yet my indignation
would not (lermit me passively to receive
the kick of ari ass.
To turn lo the news of the day, it seems
that the cannibals of Furope are going to
eanni: one another again; A war between
Russia and Turkey is like the battle of the
kite and sniike; whichever destroves the
other, leaves a destroyer the less for the
world. This pugnacious humour of rain
kind seems to be the law of his nature, one
of the obstacles to too great multiplication
provided in the mechanisn of the Universe.
The cocks of the hen yard kill one another,
bears, bu'.ls rams, do the same, and a horse
in a wild state, kills all the young males,
struggled to draw the gun back,! struck
him over the face with his whip ; this gave
him time to apply the whip to his horses,
and by going in full speed about 2 miles,
he saved the mail. Before the diiver
caught the L'un, the robber snapt at him,
which saved his life. Two passengers
were in the staye at the time, but unarmed.
From the lii:ht reflected by the lamps,
the drivt r was enabled to see the face of
the robber, who is known to him. It is
hoped he will be apprehended, . and re
waids are offered as inducements to take
him
An organ has been recently imported
IroiriUEngland, for the Old South Church
in Bokton, which is said to have cost nearly
00 'dollars. It contains 1560. pipes," is
19 fet high, 13 wide, and y deep. An
elegant organ, built by Mr. T. Appleton,
ot Boston, has been lately erected in the
Rev. Mr. Ware's" Church, Middle-street.
The number of pipes is 785, height 17 feet.
The Editor of the Euterpeiad says that the
uncommon power and brilliancy of tone ol
this organ, must convince the most fastidi
ous of the inexpediency of importing or
gans from England fj
j
Salaries. A country parish in New
HampsMire proposed to their pastor to
raise his! salary from $250 tq $300 per
annum. " Spare me-j my christian friends,"
replied the worthy man ; " it 'is,' a weary
burden to collect the $250; I should be
worn to death, by trying to scramble to-
rrof liar I Via OTfUl 1
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
FRIDAY. DEC. 13.
Mr. Mebane, fiom the Judiciary Cob
mittee, to whom vvas referred the nata
tion directing them to enquiie into tbe ti
pedieucy ol altering or ameuuwg
relative to vagrants, j-amuieis, ixv.
rUnnri rrnrnminolinfT thV DdSsae l 5
bill to amend an act to empower uVU
iy Courts'. to provide '.I'm the sate W
of the estates of ideots and lunaua
...u:u ruori ihe ii lime.
Willi. 11 - ;
The bill to provide for the collection
debts due to the State, which do not ticeec
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SI 00, passed its third reauu.g.
The bill tn alter the iim'ol the mW
of the General Assembly, on mom
Mr. Pugh, was indefinitely postponefl
yeas 82, nays 42.
satIurd-vY, dec. 14.
the Treasui-
er, Secreiary and Comptroller of Mr
board to settle the claims of the nuliw
. . . - . : rr.uei. C
unsiow,, Diaaen anu juhc
led out to suppress an insurrection o
nulrr, in I 1 - WS. On fllOtlOD 01
liellen, indefinitely postponed.
fThe bill granting further time to P 1
titles of lands; and the bill to amend
act passed in Ibl9, to give to the !
Courts power to regulate special
was read the 3d time. ' c $
ng concurred in an me aiu g
by the House, in the bill respectm9
Coveats, it passed its 3U re.3-
TUESDAY, uc.. x,
Mr. Mebane, irom ine i-al,.hor-
o hi to au
Cherokee lands, reporieu dtoaT
ise the county courts ol nay
J . I 4,..rVeV0r f
point an entry-iaKer auu u. -j
lands lately acquired by treatnot e
Cherokee Indians which hare djn2.
surveyed; which passed its hjs
Mr. Lamb ; presenter i
the Judges of the Superior toa
la'.n MU. FlODOSea IU . 'J ihff
from their allowance, for eacn jy
ea tn attend their regular c
may tun j 'nip dlu
This bill was read the first im
miitirin O f Mr. Moore, indenun
poned Veas 70, Nays 53.
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 1.
M, MhanP. -from the d!clirJ' k.H.
mittee, to who, whom i"1!
cerning the appoinwiic.i, . m
wereunahie to w heAscbW
r,r.fti4iinns. and requested to W a
from iu further decision.
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