lh I
the a-
tiraatc-of the
ppcar to require
that they should
iss and self devo-
ny man has weight
pear him through
o the Duke of
glisters come for
xlonment of one
hcm in like
amount of
;d in tome
on tlic
h we
fair, '
:nta-
UJut
ns
1
3tura
, sustained
-t three millicnsV
iTMr-fivc tlininul
cnreciatjon on real .rsi-iti
per cuit.) amounts to a mill
half.' Tliisis ccrtninlv n imw.
-rflul argument hi favor, of scl project
J to ret ire the trade of Boston. .
ii ne tiarcd to make a similar itimati
or the depreciation and lo, which our
town ha, suffered,' perhaps -the rcMilt,
would be equally as startling.
. Salem Observer.
An extraordinary phenomenon is now
to be seen, in this town. It is a person .
emaciated, that his bones ami tendon -
are to be seen through the skin. Al- '
though so wasted, as scarcely to appear to
be a human being, he has a cood :;p titi;
and retains the strength of an ordii.nry
man. No satisfactory canto ha Ucn
discovered for this extraordinary chausv.
We understand he has been Mi'ied by fin
barren and other Medical nm!, innn
who have pronounced him 'the most m- -
Lmarkable specimen of n v.ilkm- n..-.!,i.
my which has evcrdiecn witnesMd in this
country. LVtou Daily Adv.
New Constitution of Virginia.
stated itl,f. 'lnl ifir.il Aroni . f 1 .
lHolnll V I M.'.nU o.wl I...,... II P....
will he candidatcs'at the next Octo-
Jcctlon for septs in the House of Del-,
.s, underlie new constitution. Would
not be very advisable, and very proper.
for those who made the new- constitution,
to put it into operation 1 Believing that
it would be its best interpreters, we doubt
rf&rj not 11 ould give general satisfaction if :i. '
OlOOQ OI . r.i. .' .- i
. ' t rT tliA nnronnnti awa
w .uv V11UU1 "lie
e
re-
uce
u2nc
rsprincipally
msideration of Execu-
to main-
sideration
future ac-
rn fiinti-i
r ui uii
ton of
theoC
rVkich they
i at they are
Idress in the
k ig that j be
ted anions
of Stand-
in.
Y ciatcs
1
coun-
Lhorae
and
or-
r ne.
rpnn-
n au-
ecn
lpro-
lotives
the in-
d octroy,
Jdle class,
discerning
',ar Jo have
e been con-
ioth among
,s the penal-
laws upon
migration, me-
not only been
. have been es-
mer, -..either by
partisans ; as
fhnexed to j this
use. The " proceedings were of an
uninterestins character. L There was some
discussion on the resolution .offered, by
Mr. Swift, relative .to the survey for the
purpose of. fortifying one of the islands
in' Lake Champlain, but no question was
taken on its final disposition. The) resi
due of the day-was- occupied on thfc bill
to construct a road from Buffalo, in the
State of New York, by way of Was,
ton, to New Orleans.;. .
to apply their
shoulders to the wheels of the new gpv.
enunent, and set it in motion. ;
A fire broke out oft the 1st ultimo in the
Chemical Works of the Norfolk Labcra-
ural ajid impossi
lections too between the
a, m science, trade, and all kinds
of intellectual and civilising intercourse;
constitute channels of sympathy and mu
tual interest, that must lead every well in- tory,iu Ruxbury, near Boston, belonging
loruiea ana nucrai minuea uraerjcan loi io mr, jonn 11. liiaKC, irom mc tmrsung
cherish a lively regard for the welfare of of two demijohns of ether. The fire
England. : ; Kspead so rapidly that the buildiu?,.with its
In the House of Commons, February 5. 1 contents, was consumed. And ou Mou-
Mr. Robinson inquired " whether'any - ne- day evening betwen 10 and 1 1 o'clock, an
gotiation is pending between this country other fire brokc out in a range of wooden
and the United States, with a view to the buildings on Snow's wharf, Boston, which
renewal of a direct intercourse between the "were entirely consumed. The latter fire
United States and our possessions in Can- is supposed to lc the work of ar? incendi-
TIIURSDAY, Marcl 25.
senate., x ne oenuie sat neany
hours with closed doors in the considera
tion of Executive business. The! o'nly
nominations which jyere finally acted on,
we understand, 'were those of William
Ring, as collector of the port of Bathf in
Maine, and James D. WetcoU, as Secre
tary of the rl erritory of Florida both of
whicli were confirmed. i -f
IIouse. The resolution offered by Mr.
Swift, relative "to the fortification p'fLake
Champlain, was modified, with the con
sent of the mover, on motion of Mr.
Wickliffe, and in that form was adopted.
The House then took up the resolution
Mr. jUcDurhe, uirectmsr the
imff-!
seven
.wJn
aua
Mr. Secretary Peel My answer to the
honorable gentleman's question is this
that a communication .has been received
from the Minister of the United States on
that important subject ; and that this com-
munciation is still under the consideration
of his Majesty's government. . .
In rcplyingto an observation of 3Ir. IIus-
kisson, Mr. Peel said, the honorable mem
ber had avowed his satisfaction at the
speech of the American President. 'His
(Mr. P sj 'was equally great, for the Pres
ident's expression of amity and friendship
towards this country were such as it gave
him extreme pleasure to re-echo with res
pect to America, and he hoped that all the
future competition between the two coun
tries. would be that of industry, peace and
civilization! ' f ,
n 1 i.
Retrenchment iommiuee 'to report I bill ,OId nickorj-scemstohavc.icklcd John hte
ofConsrcss T'.r u"" ",naX,Ve,m: One oft
to reduce the pay of members
alined that the pill was not swallowed
with the less avidity, for coming from the
hand that smote him so desperately at New
Orleans. I
New Sovereign of G recce. The follow
ing paragraph appears in the Gazette de
r ranee ot Monday, 1st iebruary :- "Ae
BIT
, A. melancholy .accident occurred iii
Shenandoah county Vir. a few days since:
The miller employed in Mr. Pitman'
mill,a few miles above" Woodstock, had
safcfy'cQnducted.over the river iii a ca
noe a number of ladies, and was crossing
for the last time with Mrs., Pitman, a
daughter-in-law of the Mr. P. first named
when the canoe upset and both were
tlirown into the stream. The Miller,
however, seized Mrs. P. and was convey
ing her to the shore, whenthe canoe,
which had Jodged above them on the mill
dam, broke loose .and struck him on hw
head, with such force as to deprive him
of motion, and both he and. Mrs. P were
.drowned, i Bepuh. .
New York, March A duel was
fought yesterday morning, at llobokcri.
two young lads of tins city.
the parties was slighry injured in
re been desijr
rindaius, aljho'
to two dollars per diem whenever the first
session of a Congress shall exceed 120
days, and the second '$0 days in length;
This. resolution led to some debate, which
was continued till the expiration, of the
hour, without producing any. result.' Af-
ter this, the House went into Committee
of the Whole on the state of the Union, are assured that the definitive protocol res
on the bill to construct abroad from IBuffa-1 pecting Greece has been signed in London
lo to New Orleans ; when Mr.. Carson op-1 betweeu the plenipotentiaries of the three
veatures with posed the' biltt some length. The bill powers, arid that Prince Leopold of Saxc
I ' . . . w .11. T r n t- .I'.i.i i
assesses, m was men supporiea oy mr. craig oi v lr-1 conurg, is mvcsica wnn me sovereignty ot
Vtern co- ginia,Ir. Ramsey and -Mr. Smithl . Mr. Greece." ' ' : - ' -
Jnt-irp Tinri -Xr-ti. fehepperd then moved that the com- The I'afis journal du Commerce savs,
tat genera- mittee rise. TJie Ilctose then considered, we are enabled to announce, from the most
raittee, can-J in Committee of the Whole on thftktatn of authentic, information, that the exnedition
the Union , the bill making appropriations against Algiers was decided in the Coun-
fnr 'PTiiminntifina flnrl snrvee Art rtnA tVo I il wtilnli irnc liolrl vctorrlnv OOft mnti I bnrrla nf T'lmir orrli-ml o( l-ctrkn .1.-.
bill makinsr appropriations for harbors. I are destined for the . expedition, to . com-1 1 Ith inst.
which Atere reported. mencc in 3Iay.
Prince Leopold of Saxe Coburgis short
Iscome the
fntage and
nttee, con-
f this coun-
poitionsofit
Relieved the
which has
of the more
q a coinmon
i, to the plan
j 7
witn Kinaness,
UUU i.u . v.
them, the lnfla
the arm, when the seconds interfered ami
prevented lurther mischiet. c undcr
stand that the afl'air grew.out cf a dispute .
concerning a young lady 'of this 'city.'
They should, be well birched for their fol-
1). ' Daily Sentinel.
On the 9th inst. the dwelling house of
Mr. William S. Foreman, of Pitt county,
N. C. together with all its content were
consumed, by. fire. . .. r ' . .'
A public meeting of the citizens of N.
Yrk was called for Tuesday evening last,
to make arrangements for the erection of
a monument in mat city to the late Uapt.
Lawrence, of the U. S. N. - ,
n .1.. l ji i -t
ljiocii iiiuuuuu uiiiuur(.'u nuu uliny
1 FQCEIGW AND DOMESTK; , exoccled af Paris, ivberc tlie rort o
TFrom the Baltimore Farmer.! ; TT his marriage with a daughter of the Duke
i Lnrush papers nave been received tromi oi uneans is revived.
1 . . n vtm 1 Of l-i "VvT f 1-m t vjr l.ol1 o
JLiUliltwlif ivr niVs i.vui ui ui uui j ;uu tv f j
r nrpvnt thmr counts asree in represeniinff mcaisiress- : isiiua. . icuer 10 uie eunpra vi me
r - i . .1.1.1. .. , . .
T . T- tiTAiiin D(i r i A n . . r- n t . i tii 11 'ii'i wi r 1 w 3 ri n wm . v i iitti ' . www mr m-ww-ww t i u ... i r-ww t m i i i 1 1 1 i.. . '
, In New York, on the evening of the 4th
inst. between 6 and 7 o'clock, a black m.ui
snatched from the hand of Mr. Gcrardus
5'ost a hankerchief containing about '00.
He was pursued and caught, and commit
ted to Bridewell.
The Williamstown Lyceum have voted
to plant a jiursery of 12,000 white Mulbery
itiiioii. uiat jiur . .i u corora anil imnorcni havSnri vnnni minor nnTP rkt Tii iiit snva .1 1 ' J
t tne Indians, ot . . . f.-f,Lt . u.u u Mr0-. irees eariy in uie spnn anu appointed a
1 1 II . J V : I 1 1 1 1 1 1 III UIC UISIUII KIL LlltlL I' I ruL. UllL I VU11CU11UI.T lu uuun JL iiic cuivuiui ui . -
1 C i AnwnJ. .rnn I Knoin nnH inn aro thia icUnH inHctuin ant 1 "vv . wu.. iv.uiuuuu
' ! . ' ' I
ffeesiions, anu 10
uie
bill
imfortunate
the governmen
nation. ; The demand upon Spain, and declare this ishmd independent, i.
ieiit, for some measures of im- has just been discorered.: f wenty-s-en vcc
into cf-.
,Tr 5 ' mediate anivrSUical reliet, as is stated in arrests have been made, anu. 1 s!
ul. I. I ' 1 -t. i '1...-L1I' ii J k ' J 11 " i
all tile private letters -jeceivea uere, pro- nuuuxeu ciuzeiis m mi arts buspccicu 10
ceed from all classes and conditions, ex- parties. Aiie untisn in gate inton am-
tjperhaps the public creditors! ' Howl ved to-day from Vera Cruz and Tampi-
end it is lmps-smie 10 say ; ipe ms- co, in ten aays sue repona nuinuig oi me
e past puts all prediction at defi- political state of thatyntrvTcept that
iaE?y- from Napolebn the 10,000 men were y
'Hp Ypripst tvrn in Tiolitirs.l Texas, nrohahlvr
The Senate have confirmed the ap
pointments "of Anthony Iiutler, .ChaTge
des Affairs to the Republic of Mexico, and
T". I TX"-- tn
1 1 1 1 . 1 1 ii ir i .'vi in inn w-vttiiv kfuti iiti vj n
ru. I ? . .
A subscription has been opened in New
Qork for raising "money to publish an edi-
v ..-- - j - " j Mr .---
frs. Webster a and liayne t
-- . . ,
bankruptcy and over-1 trad