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t;,c 7l fcViai,f CdieTinjr m tUe patriotism,-
V c. :f . .1. .: t!..A n warp-
1 Ut .i.Trt 23ja ciribnt hinder the prwcn
powcr
AjrainstJjTc
m taniTXvfei bi fut fb i?t, tbo tstei
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l:foatM3?:trary; ed
rkd iv tliij tVtdcTtinVX
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Is published.
-tlitlml niifs. "dfetant'froin ?alij!n:ry;
ear Stan.-
: -NJ iii!irritiUUi will be tai
taken tor le&s tlyin one
the ujaal rates.
aiToara-
W SI pain? ;raw-ii3lri -.1 !.."
; ;AU1otUwto the;4Mitor must b6 Postpaul cr
u.ii o.iiUmn-ip Rditbr dn the business
t iif Ujif Uioceu aaur iiuHa jf-ui
!;rr It - Alt su8rrii?nuns i taken betide, the
il8U:itwr 'd ;proit.iioi practiec
V ;.. Lawia th!L9a:iti'?s cl itowan ana surry,
Kin &h .tjjc tslnlty fi 5uerior Corts. ,; JlC) will
sitmextlaperiuii jounsiM pt'es aauja-
U W0insti j6?ly occupied by Saral J ones Es-i
T:
LIME, : .': ' v .'
'ilAVK cdnktarrsi . 1 Siand at! my Liraekdu
iatHRti:.tv rc4oit-Kme both etwk-I
d and unslaci e i which-1 sll-at cents per
llhshll f jf Slacked : and '50 for uneiackedan:!;
? Vhciithe c'iuaatyof in? hurtdrod ! pashcls is tal;
i la!. ti:mF .an4 &ai'for the pricfji will bo Isomt'
.'-JAMKS MARTIN, Sen r.
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flf tlilllrus&8': UTPectfuIiyiannouace to the:
.Iruii&M teFpectIuiyianpfouace
jL j 5 J,iierthai they have fiucceejlel hi renew
rin U:.ir eim.ai'injvm twah Miss Arnelia Thu7;jrj
'' take ciih rrfe of; this Intitstion.
Thk
I h'"lv..f"pcjra:tob saia on tlie
loth:
! j i pemnctixattgni -n; i ins lAcauemy , are f
m'ijionlf ;2Hglsh, Anthnetic", Uw'jjriphy,
tlir4Jofiyv'Piahopti.t 4Jlora and,
dvwirl, lUifHorij", iNeVdie jV Dta'whu
''aiifiuHlb-anlltberct ikhguagei S
Mmw t.'r I
L U: JVUINIIARDT.
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i C. J.KONAIU),
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L-l J; Pents hiivinc claim. ai?a;n6t tbd XM
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Mrnlof IDlayland and TcrrwJ will 'nM
rft-:no:ri vTnarns; JJ lorrcnee rr 1 payirj'Uti
acdLafl pcrsisihdrbted byWieol Uwk' accoulil
tKtiie k!jdu!;t4 due said firm.
11. V. CLAYLAND.
lHary,Xov;!l7-dwl7 3
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P7i4bted'-to the late firm lf
as iana and Tori-Mir i ;ti voitti
pgm t warded make inuaediate payment, ii
;.taH tillbooonunncd r without distinction M
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i. ; i, v . . . ... . . . . o-
aveana mtielligent, of .moral habits :.ad
iirifita; ; will find a suitable situation
an Arentico to the printing burinest.
appli
won be made soon at this Office
roTed ,iontt iui jiaio ai ttua Ofibo,
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ibf the
r!7.rn:eat,"in ibVlhigliost drre Klixtrdyw
r jfl6by Consind ihdo
S -MltbKtrust aua Wtc
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kpcH if aaiiilrj the best ettcrgieri 2t tha paHfrt
VI VMfl f Advdiisnjf wul fee done a i
I V: i:l.lrf i.ifui;tn iritlidniwn until r
f i1 Sliiferiliioy the wholo suni In ad-
iFwnent of tins I'sper it wu oc ; ivm-
i:feeji )ecowe ue on ilie.publicauoa ofieirst ;
f yRlltf " ;i ;
yii!nnpMer, osei'M.fiu'2 uuuiur" mw-w.
1 1;U) 01. ia.-;iraJcr oulee, cf the ; Carolina
VTr&hbein BfM doors oelow, tlte jilansipn Hotel
I
inflate iir, are requHspHi'to call on Uhartrs
Iiron-fneo and settle the same, i'aV lie alone it
Maitviilautfi for and
WA5MEEB
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v:,;Tiflarp
led inkliicf uiUbe faracu3 lnquinr jnta tKef
forth iif the ucorsia- joiirnai an cia jor.Tic
! pcrquisilion.:
Slid il; icdssivcljr .; facrlraonjiibus, i ad ; tb
mtrodUtorjpraraphi is dressed tqi
Bcatin: loyoar labiord leTcncodf tfiBanV.
iWnrnlruofviDhr -.lifd. entitle IvoUr reason-
1 fwk-r f rvVmirli mnm faith -t than vour I
npt; arii . where you
Jtiitainlns-liClicf for
WigWifCcctTe. WfOdottpIjf appwpe, tnr.,
yourself of nconstcncy,
it oivn testimony by, ;the lorcc
u inept it lsnot.at.al! unreasonable,
I albifbr votitannint cctriplain.ir I
lt seiko the ojpbrtiriity to . rnKSir - voti
x'boiwoen tbo iopHistctMiid' te!.Iiyp-
l it is a. pity that time had not sufficiently
a fsusged ilie worthy Judge's anger to indoce
fiW bfniselon .fofpersndntics which ykry..
'jw.bf ti readers Jwilladmit to be and
ifyf it consider in ood taste; They
ftcitf tH tnofc rpnst, coming from a
gentium ah,' of warm temperament, it h true,
bfit of remarkable brbanitr ln hw General
ill . . Lii .;' . i . 'i :i ......
oeportuuem.
'.. OXO ' ;f ,
- t Ojjfce of mail contract
RTMMTR, . 'v ' !
(Jrecfaldrouch '
I ii: 5ia:-jt;he contractor tor route
Kl. 2f39y Jlaleijrhj . C. to Grehsboronsrlj; lias
b4n directed to otnmencc on the first of-Janua
ry! nesfci rttniiinfr three Rimes' a f week on ffatd
i!'Mte, fitd the following schdueiias been adop-
ed Writhe fearae! - I f !" 7
K?ry
pndar, VJneday and Friday at .1, ocAx'k,
i'i M.I a rri re at1 Oreebsborowth next day 'by
J P. M.LeavGreefishroui on Mondays,
iVMr-dnJlays and Saturdays, nt l;P. M. -arrive
at lUieiga jaext days; by 1 if. M,
llespectfully &.c
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O. 11; BROWN,
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I T 'PEcbilkTibNf.l
IS;
Vq fiat? seen'ft TdTnonred in some papers.aml
wrf
5 iKyievewon froia irrouna, mai a stroiur neet
r.veny cutter his been c
TrcjidiajW readily faugh t
n hon'nlectson with tho transitortation
btr it he haboj of 'iCharicsy:t. is intendod
;ns : masiire of intimidation to ioperateu on . the
ftnlhij'frs; r but we View, it m axlicerent lurht.
i ins. atitOjflo of Southj Carbiiaa at this tinic,
ecAainly eonvevs to. tluj lresideat-a K:;gGf(Gti,n
kt tr.epropru'tvot strenertaeninir the force tor t hp
'jrfitcfion tf tho 4 forts, and 'tlii bp maviirly.
in praojiico without beiaj accused of arsumtr.g
TliaC grevenue cntcrs instead of ships X v.ar
lhafe bjben Ordered td Charle3in, lis no in dicafion
jof hceflity;, and only, shews that! the Fn sident
jnienaf tocoueci tnereyenue, eiswiiore' ii
fthqjiufhes jdeterm!ne.th4t it shall not he c Jlce'tpg
in thejiorts ol N)uth-Larolnia; while he ha? no
idia, of roducing the r fcte.tory toj; submwsion by
thjrtfcn,; ann of the ppverunicnt. if -a ship'
is ouid into Cliarlestonjwitlii a eargo of dutiable"
arh4, tlija queeiion is,fwilitbe duties ; he. psid
;wHen.gsM enters the (port according i to tlie
act.; of Congress? The nulltfycrs will-'an-swer
rp);i'nu a doit." f'Thf n yon cahriot pa."
will btj the ready response b. tlie revenue offi
cer!;"Vob ; must g io a-jjort, in soii.e other
8ude vbere .the utiel can le secured' to the
Goternbht take your bhoiee."! If nullification
lis a pwtcfid remedy, that which is iutendcl to.
cuihlraet It shtaild Le etiually so:- End this
, . - .
cutters Xo evjurre'
c.l,ctioii of the ctwtoius Is alout as peaceful
x rtSnedyas any that we can vimaor:iu. - " r
. if I . . .' ' I r ! J,rfrlk Herald
j H! .' ceo ' ' ' .
A convention has been in sesbion, in Mississippi,
during jlthejlast two monfhs. revising the consti
tution t''ihjat htate, ; IbisbKylhavmir fimshefl
ita faVsadiounfed sine, cfe.W:t!ie 34. instant.
lJy t!Kinerr-:nHtitui;on which has becrt adapted.
every Ibflidcr.in the State, including the jud-ves
Coi:ijt3iie. is tuaide electlr by tlie ieeile, di
reciy;!i ' A;8upreine x,jl, uituict from the dis-
triej courts, is established;' and coimtion .law and
equity are assigned tho-sepaiat tribunals.
iner ci me judges ot , the supr?ine court may Kit
at tw j)riust in case of jthe deatli tor alwice of
theciuit judge. Thej Stai elcinons9vrhich,
httberto, were held in A&y, are to take place in
CKjrne oi ine Miss:a-3:pprpapers complain, and
f'tih icasdn. tliat the iuistttuttnnia Viot.tn fu
submitted itotho anprvVal-. of .the pnople; and
fwlbtbs nore extraordinary still) that a x chase
nas ocen mseneu, tanng: away trout the legisla
ture? tlgfe power of calling another convention fur a
simih purpose. ' . ; 1 '! -
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A (incinnati paper gives a melancholy accour t
ofi Uieldeath cf the daughter bf fJ udge Hender
son of that placeiby Choleraj It i appears that
8he wisrnarried on the'second bf October; and
onelaxteenth was a cdrpse.i' She Jeftr Gincih-
aati wth her, husband (H. Bfaiaiweli; Eso. of
Louisiana J immediately aftr j the'- bridal was
atticki'd on. the sixteehth near the mouth of the
Ohio,fn the morning, with the Asiatic Cholera,
aoa aim at 5 o'clock in the.eyeiimg of the same
day' IShe haa left her family overwhelmed with
grief, and a numerous and extensive acquaintance
towhstmsbe was endearedby her many virtues.
hfehlhg girl: Yesterday the iraV and beautiful
I Bhold'tte '.contracWr con'nene . . the service
breviodsto!thattimtj,you will plrttse make up
yofnr nwii; accr.nnjsy- leave jtaieufu t
ne exceuence ot ner neart to - mourn ner
saf and early fate, t The Cincinnati lpoblicaa1
aava: f W h-. hhtA hPT r9 im,u ' 'mnpnt
bride I Alas If sad, sad it' the change: " sh iww 1 by iht last 'visKts of the rfej
spaebridacrfdeaihVp vrr" p aWwion; W&&0.
h' A biped raifle np ofranTtyj'rooH whalinjR J
n& tavanH. It'iirof Jhe' femuiine cender.ti
t mingles 'intirarattel r vrith thd r buiaattjspecjec,
kndlsfi'ntiDyrv) tv'ftome to ail attimal orlaat
Bpocies.Mt ieadoerl nrttht te wf :of speech
thwh iseJomscar.it taf any lifood. parpa.
It tiaa no bewt of it Qrii boJi itj.ha somume$
succeededf m iteaVn tWJiearU if finQ silly w
unyiarded gtlemen j jn JJtbe ?ak
tornntin, bf brtakxrfg jthemi ?ii4r?arie3
xceedinjr!yat-diffl4 'f
inr mlmi'r'sU' W!r to'bliU'ivM i)Tl le
the more pniraletit nvxl; and a $pccimiu.of lie
thins' i faUidrWtliat' is, $ j say, jhalt dre3H
ty'Jti!alnio$.' 8fl:iiiniiirl?! weather
is taToratllj rSiaenadin)! tiibfi iai&kot witlijut
thc'thiiur'ttiilAl' d"iwaiii6ntili'Sicra idd of
UijudwayJ !
i 1
thobtB Sir,
brother and
tori Mr. a:l! iVre. Ltckhartlft Rr
Vcia Abbotsibrd to
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'LoAdoh.' iauucdiateW: aiifer fltie: :- fdwraal.of xSr
HWU1ti tHfecpopt suheitade
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pirea.
SHOE SLACKING.!
To one pou h-J cf - ivory
Black,
ta
which lia3
hieen mixed half an ouace d6il ffifcr and an
is retailed at; the stores for four dollars.
i
-Early Rising.' We pfty.ihe pniSrj felfpyir';hcy.
loves his pillow better than, his Jiiralih crKi
parse, -.ji Welpity loin for fn m li&itH .'ni'
tdicaupo, be looses the best of- the ay,-ii4odth'e
luxurtr uf thp. MWRet brea.'h iif morn.. BeSidee-t a
uers.iti of hiisinoss wito risos late.; Starts j jvitii Jt
m of busuicss wito rises. late,; ;urts:rtay
teinperjhiuries tGr-Juffh the day! to btertaii
S.MIT terorvpfrJbiirrifls thr.iurh the davi to overtake
the lost tiie. and iff obliged 5 to trespass ou ? the
fcreninff, to.ciake amends Jbri hie inidvlens. 1
AaaivAt
or Laxdea's . Expib)mK4 ffi'-
BERii.-We have ieeii favored ttfith as letter,
dated Monruvia. S:ut. iotli, Which1 fays, iifch
srd Ladder the. Atricantrayl!er; jrti ajrrivGliJat
tills port on his way to the! Nigerv -wilh
steau boats, s i spent one day witrjf f thfjlf xfai
tioQ,aud Jenired a great dea;Jrf finriiiHuo)iSa
bouttne ifr aa4 the surrounding: fvantity.
't he e :;HHiitiou will asevrsd w th" the small fiibn
ateaui boat about J50Q milt-si!. She draws
24 iaciics. when in saiiin'j trihi !, ; U f!
.'! 1 tN.-Y.IJ.J.Gonfi
Mrs Clive and fJamcfo-Mrij Cliyewas
I'.: J
an eminent
before Garrtck
the excellh
pur.:uv: tnstgniiicaiicev sne-K neyer .iprgavo
him, and took every opportunity of yeiitthg
.her spleen.- he was coarse, .riide, tndl vio-
serve hiaj, and m mte of the I roughness bt
her nature, ,w;ts so.Uteply HtTettcd, that; sho
sobbed one, minute, abused hi mi the j .next,
and at ledgthf overcome tiy f his; itit&c
loaches, fhfc!iurri';(i; from ihh 'pUcfwlih
the : folldwtnr extro'rdin.iry tribute to .tlie
universality of his! llin lu:ri,L ) bie,--1
icye he eoiihl aU a Gftipi rox." Fj bin1
Records bfiny life, by tlieihrtel j John Tay
lor; ! .-. r 1 , i Hi V. ?'r
' One of (the late English; papers I publishes;
'list "ot ; the sj)r!8 at o.'io oil thi wakes faits
held at 5durseta:lr, a:nohg whjch is a:nathn
between six noted .grinnersjj 'to !gHh tfiWugtil'a
hurseirlar. ' ! '" ; ill.: Mi ; ') 'l' '
' (W woaldjbaek against all this orl Kcnr
tucliian we have heard uf, who uiice . fie,c? df
liet- thai ho; .could fn in a 5 h'frselfint' of.' ji'troe-.
The bet wasinale, off the trtid; (ted Uo (Ind
a tqirrel. f. At last one wa' i.;riHiiied;! but
grained i'oo areu it Was a '4 oth.er;rjy
said il wjU a 'Miuirrel: . Weli 'tta?lhe hifi&thft:
Pi! try. rle grinned. but down came n riirre'
lie again declared it wi a knot; but tbe com
pany ris.at'Hl it was a- 8.iuirrel: Miereiipih th-
jirinner Jn aithet ptFrt.;iiSUb barli flew
ftotn the knot as if. ligbtnmg had Struck it; -t he
bet was tveu'up.) : ; ' fr!t!f 'M r j)l .' !': '
From the K, Y. Jouroal ofCvnunercf.
Tu ALL DlSUNIOWlSTS 1 tl HOCC h 00 T ; t U C "i
;. J ;UN1TD STATilM j-jf; jj,.
Listen to the. Twice-cl 'Laiyetfei a majfl Wild
has hazarded hls hre for tiieg6rilif our cmryj:
who has no private intfrlnis objrve and nV
ki:li(.;nal fceliiigs to biaa hyijndgrt.cnt; . Tbc ful
vi .viiig li,ttcr from th-s vt t rar Apostle of Uberty
w as received by an Anieriimciti?'N3j recoatly hi--jnrned
from Europe f ihe-lday'iberj!!' he jaitti.
We copy it frum the Ke w Vorkl 0berver; j H
: . . .i'-i-i'dRynASfpi
, UrKn you,iny dear .ir, inucli depend to
give our friends in tbe UititeM $tai5f airopf
pxplaRatiob of tine ttato ofijbinga ".in jftdropc.
Vuu haveeen4yery altentivei Wblt haa!rai8sed
since the Iroolutiou f 1 $3i.j j-Mueh hia 1 been
juotained hf?re,aid uLother parta;if pEui4e, in
this whirlwind ufa week. iurihei conseqaeri
cet hero and. irju other, couhjlae.dreatl Britaih
and Ireland included, .will .btherictitaiBr jjMiUJ;
althiMich they have been mmuled iaihd betrayed
.where they ought ,to have received encourage
and
as wo had a right to anticipate i it; might be. ' I
tHink-i umil o$ '.both-sides tbo waterja dit
pel the clouds which ignorance or dtigo I may
4 '
nrow oyer tne real siaieoix-uropeanaua r xencn
v.iit: : 1. : .L i "'I 111;! siliiBU f- Hi-1
puUtict. . ;, k.. . -4 W I I U I fHi'Fii" H i
j In the meantime, I believe ; tof ( th j duty
of every American, returned home, to let his fefj
low citizens know vhat ill natured ; handle
made of the ..violent ooUissions, threats of aj tepa
ration . and i eciprocaJ abuse, to mJniei the cuarao-
tetaadoeatkin tlejttabu
stitutiuns. 1 have too much conhdence m the
patriotism and good sense, of fhej aereral parties
in the Unid btates to .be';ialt.:i&bteosniH
sions may tenninate in a final diasolotionl of the
Union ;-oti? s&ould,nica on! fercni 2ms - dektned?
in future to laktplaee, dtprtcated m it hat bum
cl Iter h&zlj, n
ounce of swt oil; add one pUund i poivetized ;,pnjtne setrel iiistprycihelievo!uUn oi 1830,
luafsurar i inix the whole wif.i aitlonof vtne- i,w torfte hijst part hew arid exeedjnglr curious
rar and let jitaad three dajs, Mieri M i4 fit !foat!thc reading- rorid.f If trill be understood,
Forjise.. It Should be stirrcdllten d kpt Ctvm lhwiceorwrd, hpw the chmcc bt Iouis Phillip
the air to preVeui evapraUob -l!l)3 ,cRL(f a jjwas imght a!iutj and what Werjs le causes
rllAfi-' Of thii kfftrkinriM afKMiii 75' bjam ilmid it tiAVeii s 6trinremeht irom the new man-
cici BrqatttK rtiadD. (nac now gemote)
iitri ETET O-r Of TH OSE V1I0. IATB FOUGHT
T1IEI COTXMf (jaAMtft;? ,
To5t truly wd plTectionatsly your friend.
'--;lb .:AFAYETriiVv: f
JLAFAYEXrtlt AND frTim, RVOLU
;Last wb?k ue read trit'mafih
PUinhdtra Zxtfauelle 'and nfth Vwh f?vf,;
Itoa dl3a(Vwbjc6 1 AIri &rraasho was the 1
vaxnp oifio ueueral Iran - the.; three
in two
Preface, thaf frob hi eirlir ri&th h hA hL
fhdaored wfth tb tiendshtp cf Ufiyette, and in
Inhabit ofcpUclcihijr rronl his : lips infonnatiba
cotieerolnsj political Imtbry and his publfc career;
Wo eaasktar th wrk; ia Nfirtually from the "il
Justrions andgiUj man! hifbseJCl SarrauV
;W-holakeltaf uajity of ibh-Becretjiry in ! tlio
;poIiticai cahm'n. tbe'pariodfof lkis rctilra to
ranee frob bis! last tratfnphaf visit in the Unw
t itbit Ci ' '. t ... , - . . i. , j
' tiie " ispeecnea and' addresses arfi
clirotKdiSi(aliy ihtibdii&daoaa 4 make up a
fidUrpwi at his priocipleslsaritunonls, and
auii. AtXJOl
oar
!.flthl4 Jwrtion"i tjo tntliartoi Americans to be
Ijnojwjattrace hferej; butthe reinainder, partico-
arbh an J triivenihient.
jPhe woirk liai pY'di niom sens ition even
;in England thaii in France; -'Kwo traiislations
joft iijto-fc-li)-iot verjj :' wU ejttxsuted, but
jlwrKimeljr piinted have lappeani in London.
jlthtbecnp artjesqy--: yti(d nd dtscusiied in
i most iof thdpritidina.1 London "journals. An artl.
j clf upon it) is iaprratiori fi)rthe f jrtheonung
iiuiwj ui ie-Amepcan taarteriyKeview, it
is h must eitiboreylmimite, yeliemet,' merciless
iuiaiiUto ijramlt Loui Philipand ;his political
adinirfist ration. INocuarlter ist; allowed to t'ie
jbtt tiiilkii party, to tb tjfatriaairM, or to auy
;oijr:e;iaeuswho have eoncyrreo in the system
i wbicft has prevailed since the accoesion of Louis
jPfnlippe. M'l'hej censures cf 0 P. Q., of the
jLondon Monnn Chronidle, arenot inore severe
l&jsweepinor; nor his iinpaiationsjuf purpose more
harsh and direct, than those of iiiiayet e Secre
tary and orant If the statements and charges
inthis bouk be circulated ,aiid ' credited thn'tugh
uot France, it would ''ireii iip jts'bVfor Louis
Pbilippe to retain H:s Crown,; tioiess he totally
chge his'pbliejy indtlie copueition of his ca
binet A j clitet jectrithrithe author is to
prove that the recent Revolution not only has
i -muslt cOftest tiiat, . after perusing with
f clot; I attention and lively inierijst. all tbese new
; details and; vit'uieratite opinions, we cannot 'con-
ugurics
disposition." a nor
tsntious.
Thef tault'findins epirit of M. i?ar-
rans embraces every operation and view of the
government. llis acrifivwiy itS extremeand his
tuiie tn geheraj to. morose and declamatory.
vYc doubt hot that France t threatened with
new and awfulvicijitudHS in her political con
ditiua ; bui, if lever monarch find his advisers
nao an aruuous situation ana uauicuit ta&i, we
may cite Lo4is ?l PhUirppo and hi3 councils
Large alloWa:iCHB should bo made, and after the
denouement, History will make them, giving
him more credit fpr patriotism, discriminatioB,
and eouraiTe 1 '' I I ""''IU
Jitx I ct ;
I ;i " 1 - ; Courier, 'l
; j' ") '.4 J ; P.tttts, October 3d.
fft appears, at. length, to bo jeottied that the.
rbrieli mifilstry "4 to btvre-ofgaiiized before the
inbctng ofUhef Cbamrs. veare now in the
.lentil " Octbjer and the taxes aro only .votod
till 'A:1 tno of thoyeari so that neither the re
coiistrucUoii otHhe cabinet nijr tlie convocation of
the legislature, can oe iiiuch' lunger defcrroil.
The elevation of Marshal Soult to the presidency
ofj tlie ajuncil, and the ; retirement of; General
Sebastlam jarfdJJarai"IiOuis fnxh the foreign ana
finance department, are the niost important fea
tures on the newarrangcpient Which are yet ac
curit?ly.knowni fit has ailaloiig been understood
ir.at the university was jbniy provisionally in the
nana of M. itJ& do l!Aiii who will once more
become a nitiate fori th presidency of the
chamber iJidephirire in.ojj)ositiop? itnis said, to il.
l)upihi whjjnas ber n ojuetting with the cabinet,
but do not entenit because he could not obtain
the terms' he mU:r,d.1 i
Then is iitileMuubt that the-Duke de Drog
j will be the lacpessor of (General iSebastiani m
ioeign department He is stigmatized as the
lea.ttr of the dolriaairt party, a term which is
nearly sytWnimous .with" .thai of theorists ia its
most unfavorable acceptations.' In the iuiaistry
which was!toried iminedi3telyaf;er the revelu
utg itheiCjake-de Rroglie; occupied the higher,
station of 'presdent of the council in conjunction
with the depajrtment of public instruction and
cf worship, fnjtd jwhich M. Girud is about to re
tire.:! Jt was in pursuance of he' system of Na
poleon, f who fwigbt to . sustain lus power, by
ueans of all who recohmended themselves by
thirr birth!, etr iartune! or their talents, that
the Duke de OrogUe was selected at a very early
ago to discharge important admicistrativc func
tions, first m Parts at the section of the interior,
and afterwardt in the yarious 'countries which
were occupied! by the armies cf France. At a
still earlier period he' bad applied himself with
ardor! to literary .pursuits, and wrote habitually
far! the public journals, In the ' month of Jane,
lSjt-f, he Was'nttsed to 1 the peerage, but ; being
then i only in hit Sth year, he f was disqualified
from taking part in the deliberations of thecnam-
tt public! appearance was on the oc-
casLo of this trial of tlie' unfortunate Marshal
Ceyji an opportunity which be seized with all
thecuimQsiasni of his character j to struggle with
the courage of conviction in tavor of! the aecused.
Seuo afterwards he boldly attacked the nameruut
exoeptions !of the celebrated act of amneity
iatoaa Jx cf pwnpuoiu Tnce art merits,
one irnii ut tne l:r$t VLiIanifl i nr..
i
KC w the,bionphr iinitni the landing of i
. i . .i , k t - -- .
'?3tl.Jn"8 UU't3w tt Ihtre. Thn4 matlPT
I greati, ur with irali much rigor and a
drawir froai iiisf con luct and
boieyerTb!cn; wdi imIai'teleVnemDered byl
.in cuciu;n ui cjsiein ui i oia ox lAarcn,
to trluciuhe Duke lj IlliB is about to l?nd his
actirc and oQcatsepporl.:"! need , put tell you
that he w son of ih Arilce de :Jlrej and co
erpieaUy ; the 'graami kf Uje i':Marthalr.jtni$
na-ne, nar.that hea thl ia-law of Ha4ani
deS'oel, the daughter of Neckar.V the wlcfed
flnance mittUler of Lois XVI. M. Ilumann,
onei of S the . depatiea - tlr tie di-rartmrnt iif the
Lotver Uhine, wna popo8 the reputation ff
peinff uic eatestipronetv theje ia the
scidnce ofl finaoceAndrb0 afiordsr- some, ;evi
dence.of Jdst practical skill in that fscienae. : by
toeaccncanlation of an immense private Untune,
habeen oiTered the prtiulioof Baron fxx a hj
t3Q
as no li uue of the tnoat popidar men wb ranged
theiaselves on the side ofl tho PerkjFaddwoeitra-1
ilia jia-wswu nwj pe cjpoca inua , con
tiderab weight t tiic npw; government rAt the
list election he walretafned l t tlw-twoclerUral
tTullpges, thatof Sblestoa?UeliiweriUhine,
aad that of Villcfiincli ihthe department of
Aveyroiw- i He took hisliption r!r the tirai'-r, and
thriuh hi inllncnfe, t iT irotherxf hl frnhdj
t1iegkrDecazes, was faftervtardB'reutrned tor
f or Villcfrauce; Althoijili of very humblt origin:
knag theson of an Idd othMnia(,M.lImnantii
ba raisod hiuiselt by la own merit to the head
of he mone)-ed ar&tocMey jof the isduntryi Jt;
wai in the year 1321 ttfat hfl first obtained a seat
in .the Chamber of pefutieal -ila earliest par-i
Ltmentary eribrts wereliiroced against the high
ly pnaienactaieuuVwIiHiifettered tbe$reedm
of the press, and in iavfeuf jihcaimlicatLm iif the
if brotherxf hi trnlhd,!j
triaf - fcyury to all 4rteary
.' . e s , 1 1 r-
and political delin-
To thfciwir which
ws directed 'against the
progress of frelomin f paiaj
fctrienuo& pVHlki' JJfuriii
he offered the must
it t V n ailrnlritstmtii ji
ofMdellleU?, he o
supported the finan
cial! pnypcts, of the Miiisterland dld'ntrt openly
oppiwe him; ia' other qilestioris more immediately
affecting" tns tkpuiaty.. lie e&rticy of ballot
which conceals the Vuteg of tlhe French deputies
frova their contiifni ,!fcleH. nit: pantary
condact undersuspidorlso that at lheuiss.dutioa
of tb'e.chamber in JL&i he ysfas not returned by
the college atStrasbou g, as1whe represr.Utive
be ijad previously sat jrihe ;c;hamber He found
f ivtir, bow ever, Unjthe ley esi of the electors f
Vilberranche, and; lalrphej acceadou. of Vls-i
i)unt Martignac to Wr hjB'pecame.aVaeknowll
edged adherent of tl'liinistry. Oa the appear
ance of Priijce Poligaq at the lieai of atiaixs,
M. -Ilumann rejoined le ranks of the opposition
andd stinguisSied !hlimvfIf asjbne of then leaders
ui' the celebrathd 22JI fvlio yqted the address V
Chajrles X,,boseechiiJ jiim dismiss (bin, his
Councils the ministry Jfkhr lith of August. Af
ter.ine revolution he spurted the Guizit min-
tetrj, but although he lid noijoppose, neither did
he djrdially su)por Ihle sHt-?;h: of M .Lafitte.'
He co-operated intle? fwiuiatiori of the Verier
ministry, although fief did ull ' then accept the
ofilie which was offered toibim. and h la lardy
accession maybe'rViifed aa evidence, that tho
systjem of tho 1 3 ih eflarcUjis still to be mam
The Talents of TMrlj, the historian of the first
Freich revolution oh
lional, and previously
in tlie Constitntione
la'the fjundcrs of theNa-
kie cf the- ablest writers
. have raised him to the
pubiicj instruction, in tlie7
rank of Minister ofj
new; government, A
'the pjberals as a rpifqjgrlde ftm-tbeif pary, and
as having s-ld fwnat to thvijuste tiiUieu for the
sikk of that place aaj power which has now been'
gialited to diim. Hj3(ias, in coneqaence, be
come the object .fl!wr btltciH: invectives. It is
but Justicp, bowffvertol this highly talented in
dividual Ut say, thatj in h great work on the
revilutioti, which ' tiMt:$bta'utyd for him the rep-;
utaiou hicb' he no) enjoy he advocated, and
wno wul say that Be did not advocate conssien-
ciodsly,. iheBiaintelfaneeof the hereditary prtv-
tiegi ,ot the paerae, anuj most of those other
priicip!es which htf e procahjd fr him the ha-;
treds oi his former fffnds. It f r his very con
sistency, then in $!iipofting5 a system, the nar
est jto Inst- w u.co hcilohnerly advocated as a his
torian and a publicist; .that be is . now the ohjrct
or ft taucii vn uie.ice -ana ; aauso. it lis attain
meiits as a pub)ic silsaker.and esDeciall v the tal
etitsorarein Fraud of beiUir never unDrcnarcd
for i rctply, will male his accession of the great
est yams to the new nuaiairy. i oe only man
in tne liriuaii f armament to whuin I can com
. pari hiai is tiie JfdAdvtisate of Seland.bct
tcr known an the edauiribf tKe Edinburf Review j
whise manoer and jppeasaiice many of your read
rrs lnust have had lui eppofiuuity of oturviiig,
at the jwnod oi his ruit to the Uiuted. states on!
the oc-asiinuf Jos iBartiageL In person, manner
aadutierctuv, in ibo (Lwlif his ideas, in his
command of langul're anal in his eihaustless
power ufillutrationl M. 'Fiseirs, ai tho a much
younger iuaa,bearsa remarkable resemblance t
fVJrJ5t!rey. p j -u.
i Acc-jrdi
:ig. to thenlw arraqgement, 31. de Moni
emaihs atltbe Utrtne Department, M.
tali ret reu
ilarthe ke-; the teali, M.r d'Arrrout continues
m inister of public works arij of commerce, and
Admiral de Uigny fetafns c depariment cf the
man in-and 'the colonitii Marshall S'Hilt retains
tliofWar Departiuent,! together with the prcai
dency, which lnt tsad to be in bis bands a mere
tMxnuial dignity, without the corresponding con.
constant of pjwer, ori the jiurpiee tX rlieving
the niuistry from the imputation of-.that weak
ness and want of unity to which it might be ex
posed, if it wanted an ostensible bead.
i t . -m i ' i i
J The Pacha o r Eg t PTv---Tb is man who has
lately made & much noise in the world, by his
opposition to Ue Kuitan, he refcrta he iiat
wrought among hisj people ijand the cultivation
bf the soil of Egyj,'wtis originally only a corn
mod soldier amuiff the troops ra w?d iu Albania.
By the vigor of bis arm, by Lis tulent and en
terprise, he rose to e the i'aeba Egypt, one of
the lu'rbest pos'a of iliotior in tne wiiuio inrktsii
emuire. . Such broibotidn ia trurkey is not very
extraordinary, for tjerejare ho hereditary' iionors;
and as the Sultan lis the neir ot sit ; wuo cie in
office, there is ; but liit4e fieredi ary property
Accordingly person originally in tae, lowest si4
tiont constantly ri4Jo the lagln. i ran kin the;
empire; and the sons irif thegitestt Pat'bas de-
seend ' to a low conditibn. 'But .liahomet Ali,
the Pacha of Earyntl on celfin? the command of
that proTtnce, soon ihowed tljat he was no or
dinary man that lie Was npt one i who would
travel in the beateufpatirs of jignortnee and pre-;
judice, and the chafes which he baa wrought
ih Egypt, although! far frumpmg eqttal to wnat
a stifl grfaterdegreyetl knowledge and . benevo
lence would have efiected, ate utterly astoniah-
sn originally unedcucateo
eded m eeubiisbing a re
gularly paid and disciplmedma.tary lorce,tnstead
cfr tlie in cmhu ; aid tamuiaXary bands ot men,
taring as told Turkey; and by thur 1
- . . F "- jw7 f e uur rtaer some Ot- me
Hwm,lUS riWMfww t whkn,wemad inVnjj wrouh
help; he soaa patdaxro alT bodies of robberi 'tad-'
plunderers jand rendered life and property p?f
fenly a& throQihout tall4 the land of Eypw
tThe remnant tf 1eflxciclukci;rliat"6inG
t f
miHUry body; which .since the days of Saladin. f
nai fjoyernea lgypl, he annihilalodtr U ratia bd
confrtSSd,by meani butdittlejeonsnnant without
I'm ui mi miujiii uu m. lull am Phnrim rr . nil i iu ub .:i , .
cutunaercfal
or tcieatifio rmrposes are rfectly
secure; T
St-..
memoranda
Sareas Ve-.
Tette.-af'Ga 1
fJTho last words which Charln 'Xktt caittfnff
r ranee, said tooiw of his conductors; were 'trufes .
H,Wel1it;ic--?th!l old RepubUcaa1 Xfaye;te.
hasdonoiallthUi;-'!';r- :At!'f 11 1,
ifrha peopie of Parity when they had jBontj'tV
ed ta the struggle of the three days, cned j oat W
Iytayefiqr'lf we must have a Kinjgtvhr net
have vou?" J Td thatne8tion., aahi the wn'
ofj the Iaqd of th t Pbaroahs, PtemiesrCKam
and Caliphs. 'rravelfing frosxTono end c( Efpt )
tothkotUr ' it ' taoV.aW'asiit' ah .kuiedun xi1 f Ijf
iai,I inado .replytn the words of Alanihall Sazc Si.!
ber of thff French Aferay--That wcwldsstf.
tniat 4WflI as diamond Tings would f- tiiit if1cat
We wish; there Iwerel a little 'more of thii kind
ofniodetty on this tide (if: the Atlantic. 'HK;S
iReal popoIaritT' siid Layfayetfe. is riot to
be ; testeif by dot n g f whatever wflt please tht i j
m.T wt w n n niiiiiiiip. n n imw rtm w - .n n
persuaamg m people wiat tney oigni'nox jo oo
that -whieh is wrongs and ther nrmncsar'wsth
which, nhen necessary, we preyeot tlifm - from
doing: wrong without loosing any part' o(! their
favor.' h M
' Layfijette's maxim J,' 'and alwaThai.)i,r'!' !
In great jpersonal .quets, if is. ttt; jftciaFlsa- 'f
fest to decide against oiis own interest
many deeiples has he at-Washington?
1 J1W
tie sad to th Helgtans 'The .race of Kings
ye cho is not the important poititjbnttheRre-
pect yuu! can pay him: and if ypa rsspect ; the
Monarch of y war choice, you hav gentling 1 y
After the fall of the Lafitte Iinislryj tht
charge Was preferred again t ita saccessrflrs.Jt'nt
they hjmsparaged that ministry, lu parti ah4
pjicy,"ih, their official cbmmunicai.iona witih
foreign cabinets. ' This chanre. was! indirrninUir
repelled; t Adverting to this topic, in ohe if liU -
speecaes in vne vnamoer oi lepuncs, uen La
fayette said "If was with pleasurji that I heard
the Minister of Foriga Ahairs repel with : iBdtg-
nation the suspicion of his having ubderratW td ;
Ddjiirn "tinvera or thiftir. Tfnrppnarl thr '
statesmerjand pertons ! 'who do notipoirficipatetri. '
iub vysieai uu upinious oi me present ca.iiT.ei;
but our discussions have' their- echoes aJ bjr ; .
dint of repeating here that young antagonists -
provoke disorders, and thirst for; the, blond of
Eurppe, you are indirectly guilty f that which
is jacknowledged to bej on the part pf any adruni
isirauon,aa unpairioicaci, ana aspecios o trisa-
Layfayette aeknowledires the failure of his
enorts, at It wo principle epochs ofl his life,! "to:1
solve the problem of a citaen-monart'by, fiuaded
; u toe lauiis ot i me moaarcny ot iui;
say3 u. ftarans, ,MalI its dangers jaad our , Ov
result from its alliance with tbe dictrimares j
That alliaacc has just been renewed. ". J
jCocOTtr tWtTnocir it ai ir.--Irt that 'art ef
rera caiien v aines, wtiicf. lies oa the north land
south sida of Lima, iq south latitude 13 bounied
on the east by the Andes, and od. the wnsj by
the Pacific Ocean, it nrcr rains at all Bhi du-
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nog, w.uver, iae eann is coverea Witn; to tdiCK .
fog as to intercept thi rays of the tunl Tf)cj t
appears almost every! day during the winter.
tance. Al)ut 10 or 1 1 o'clock, i begins to -ise
but without being totally dispersed, though It it . ii
t!wn no jilnpedipicat to the Bight, intercept H;
only the direct ray of the sun by day an tho ji
stars by nirht. Sometimes it it tfj "tar disparsedi ; ".
that the dac of the sun becomes! Visible, buj thej -heat
frorai his rays is still precluded in J the 4
winter stason tlie vapnirs dissolve into a vof !
ry small wist of dew,, which' they, call carnal ;
artd thus every where mo'sten thi earth. TbesO
giraas neycr falj in any quantities saineieiitr td
damage ibe noit 'or. iOcwmm'xie the travHlert;
but thoyl render, arid and barren parU fcrtUei ; :
'I'hey convert the digrera!do dust in the strati j '
of Lima into mud. Nwin the rtiuiitry theiw.nd
always ydwsfrum the south; that it, from ajcoldj -
point or two to the cast. Catjt alwayt'blowsbftl aI s
tween the south and south cast j When ihrj f y i
cjime co the south wind is barely felt, and a wsrirja t '
ly perceptible air seems to cane from this horthi '
which fohns the fr. Pheoivious reason I; Wli3 :
it never iains in that I country b. tlrat- the tviud t
conslantiv bl iws from a colder toi a botter;'parti;if p ?
the World. We see also the i cause of the; ftjgj f '
:fjg
they arej occasiwnrd by the .mixture of tho
air from the north, with the colder air ! frord
hat
too
south. t : u . j" - :' '. 4::
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From the Cbarleston (S. C ) CwrM
I THE QUESTION ANSlVEHED,
! Oa how will, NuLLincATiojf AVoaa ?.
9 ii
! AN abU and well written mmnhW.
tliia title-; bat recently issued from. tbVl?re$Sf4
.Vr.t Wm. S, BIain,!of thit city jlwith Md pnrj .
P e of shewing that ..J nlfification may be JuVd ;
hy the pcaceabte and regular admrnutatiua ,of
the General Goveraroent, without a resnrt eithcf; '
to the blockade of our porta, or the aboUUo jat
theif cniihef cial pri vileget. The authcr beltc8f (
that it is jthe object of the advocates of Nulliaca-
tion to provoke the General Government to tame r
act that will put it in the wrg,, cr, tcrminafel
:n Muodshed. fa order to have a pretext fori the
apcomplihmentofthUi ttnhal(owed plan dSur
tin', now covered wit the constitatumal disguUti ' t
Jt'. Nullijtlcation. He, contends, howercr, ?bat j I;
!there is! oo necessity, that the tnjf4 Stes I i
should yield them thia advanUgejiand it it timo 1
ihat Doth friends arid fKt sliouki uoderstaiid,jLat
the United States want no blockade, no repeal!. ,
lw, no soldier, ;bo poaee,' nt' contitatk' noting,
hut the eimple admmistration cf the laws as tluy i
now eibt, to coovert this formidalile weapon tn-,
td at harmless an instrument as Pjrr am's "spear
TVuin tint ietu. ;! Simple .NuUification, be . -.
-.hows, will be merely a coolest wrth the i ret-,
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sury iieparunent and the cderal Jujiciary, in,
which those authorities wonld assuredly triumph.
topular violeoce, or attempt tece&on, i- di& i-
tax state or ,tamgt woma arise. '.nnj ;vr,
joerzetm xehiediea. f In the follow. oxtpcU:; -Vc; ,
our author eaters into the details of tht, pracrif '.: '
by which the General sGormmeat,, will; VTvp
paaceablyj and without hjzard, disarm a"Tjfi
t&atvtr. nfSLi nowr.knd refute 'tht lwifion4ST'' ftK
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