.ft
V-rti Wir1 . kl; . .'
4
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i -
- -
t
i
'Arrlvd Tn HwnDtflnrUa fester'-
Jat ;amnr snip
..Vceived.
r 'TTKp fRt session rot ihe'new; Pafha-
'"v;tyai;bpene(ljon the Cist of anAir
ary, bj wm'jv;;3f
. " iThe paes
the Queen .ofiftemburpitIaria
i Theresa of Parma,' consort of paries.
IT; ofSpainIicra!otheT or Ferdinand
- Adav the tord Chance1t6t- 11-
-t
-wdav forenoon,: the -JaJt. 'aaiYig: snip
rrpniaCapUFiVher, n 37 days from
J Liverpool: Papers of that city to the
- :V''-52TtMawVl-oni!6nothe: a5tl) -of Ja
Y -auarvVhefag arly'ttaonth in Vad
i',,xancefrp5craleV
- ,,-ceircd. . , ; ; . , -. - - -:, ... ? t:
wnen'theitaM
Weared ita poplar rneetrnat iMan- -:
-thesterjtod.'was deceived v(irti 'f?at
' 'r$Sir4"lious'c of tords, and received
-:: ftithis' a PerVof Parliament.--.
. - A Duke of AVellinclon, fheEarl of .Har-
TowbWind the Earl ofAV estmoreiana,
I Jtvith theL.oi ChancfelJor, acted as the.
1 , iloyal Commissioners J Tn? House'of
f Comraons'' vi' ;f e(fusted to: attend,
hVsoott after, appeared, when tbe
following speccli waydeliTeredr - v
are - command bfXDis Royal
Highness theTrinceiRpt Ho express
' sto you the deep refrit'hich he fetls,m
? the contintiauoe of hS toajesty s lamented
-1 Sndispbsitn.,? r - -v . 4 - r .
; f In hnujic!r!tvyoutheseverecJiJa
j Jtv tvith which it has pleased" Divine
PmtWerce to ist the; Prince Regent, the
. BovalFamUr, and the nation, hV the death
her Mf4icstv the Queen of tbe United
fcnRdfm, hisRoyal Highness has com-M
Tnanled us to direct your tension
cor.MiWaticn of - such measures as this
i . irel4nchr.U- e venrns igiilered n'ecessarv.
' .and e:rdient with respect to the care of
Ws Majesty's sacred person.' ' . '
tjvWeTC directed to inform vol, that
i neiitior.s,wh;ch;ha.ve taken place
atAix la-t:Hapelle havered to ihe eva-;
-x-ctjatton ftf theFrench Territory the
: Allied armies: -J -it.f i:i.1
M-The Prince rent has'i yen' order
, ihat theCoTivendnn concludefPfor thJ&
'pnrpose.as walla's other dcumentscon
Rectedr with thjs arrangement, fell be
laid before yon and he is persuaded, that
you will" view with particular satisfaction
the jntimatenion whith.'so happily suV
; " Vlsts lamon-gst the Powers which wjere par
ties,to the transactions, and tteunVaru
! ' ed iosifinn which has been manifested :
i ionTlfheir procecdTJS, for thfe preset
: tance of the peace and tranquility of Eu-
?' ope,-'. ; - . --s--v: . :- : X, "
f ' "-The Prince Begent, has commanaed
! "cs furthervto acquaint yfHJ. that a treaty
i Sas been conclude ;ttween his' Royal
' Higlmess and'th'e 'oiernment of the U.
5:ates of America, for the renewal for a
1 -further. Verm of years, of the com mercial
convention now subsisting bejtVireen the
i two nations, and far thr amicable adjust
, , ' - "jRieiitxf sev:erar points of .mutual impor
tance to rhe Jntert st of both - countries,.
- - ,-knoVas soon A5,the ratifications shall have
bcen exchanged. His oy al H:ghnas;wjll
give directions that'a ccpy cf this Treaty.
hali be laid before yun. '1 '
1 Gentlemen -ofiht BousedCommon
TiiefPrincc Regent has directed "that
. ;; the -estimated for.the. current year shall
'fHisRoyal Hihnes fe;ets assured,' that
V yri -Will leani witn sairsiacTion ;ne ejsicnw
of red uction w hTCh tlir present situation
t Jturope, ana cue ,circurast,anceg..ci uie
ritisli Empire ha veenabled hisRoyal
ijcHrfess to cffeiut in the Vaval and Mili-
;tafv Establishments of the country.- '.. .
' 5 "His Ro-.al IliKhness has also the era
t ;lif.catjp;n of announcing to you, a cohside
' 'rableand progressive improve ment cf the
. Jtevcj.ue in US mosi immjrianfc urantucs.
.. ?-Mv fjords and Gentte'meh?.;r (-
- :.v"tTIic PniU Reeent has directed to
be laid bcfbrctyoQ such papers, as are ne
T cesaary to shew' the origin and result of
, the war in the East Indies v -
yiHis Royal Highness commands us to
'' Infcmi you, that the operations underta
' i jten by the GoVOTcr-General in Council
. against the Pindajries, were dictated 'by
the strictest principles of self defence
acd taat in the extcnaeo nosumies wnicn
"followedjiipon those operations the Mah?
wrattah Princes were in everyahstanc the
aetrresscrss tinder the provident cskil
v ful , soperintehdance4 of the-Marquis of,
"
eycrv point by the most brilliant achieve-
k" i and those of the East Indii Compan,1
(natives as well as ivwropeans,) nvalltd
each other InVistainlng the, reputation of
.The Prince R egent has the, greatest
' pleasure; in being able to inform you, that
- the' trade, cbm'merceand " manufajttures
oftlfe coiuitry are in u'roost flourishing
Condidon . '1 ' : '.' ;' -V A"" .
The favorable change which ha$ so
rapidly taken place .in the intenul ' cir
f th3 TJnitetl Kined tm. af-
;.T fofdA the strongestprpof of the soKdity of
.itum resources .- - , v-. y
'ry.-?T5 cuim atc and Improve the ad vanr
S tages fur present situation.-will Jbe tfic
? Srcect of yiiur deliberatiiius S and hjv-Royf
J fiJ.Hipbness hjas comaianfieiTUi io'assure
T- rod - ff lus disposition to concur and cd-
' oper.vteijj whateyer Jhay bei'.bc&f'calcu
v. iatti to secure , to hVs 'Majesty 's subjects
. f jft benefits cf tUte'', of peace I
ji- -1 -' a a 5:-
?A:.Flartdirs mai) vied ihimoi
J'NtTit9ri-Vrlnmv;Bi2i8:Se
aiittnatnrhli.SVelim
feral f)ersori8Aaccu9ed pta pt tend
! rig toplafcfi on throHe of Frartc6,
llic sun ui ji aiiwiwn, vv -.-
5V Yirjifaie letter from Fans affiria'a.
thatl be(V)re ;the end SpL the reSnt
month. ihe French MinUters wUl sub
niit to- the egfttertuYe fAwpoto the
cipaliiiesTheiawsupo
it is .presumed., wil t Render TOplete:
" A ' A ' tAW "It 1 Z - V MM'
arter tJst.; Jan.; 1,82 r, Ac.corain
fn'uneV. are to be efeetTfe bodies :,;t!)6
Mayors-are to, be namea pyane rMng
V'v Tt is ondprstood that, the corona-
is filed
drd vr
ofthat cot&tfY' bHh fefurh of the
r -c In the debate on theRefrent'sieneech,
the Marquis of Lansdoyvnet alluded in
tointed terms to the case of Arbuthftot
and Ambriste'ri i and:expreisedrhis hope
n a lit t !-ii j
mat it woum oe tnorongniy invejsugar
ted' , : ; .V:,
'r To thisl street, jw -have 'hitherto
ma.de reference j but from -all that
has hitherto appeared Titi theubtic
Iprints. we "have no hesitation in calling
cler . TheAtnerican overnmentjis
not, certnintv, implicated : but itV&f-
ncers aiv, ana connivance on ure part
ofrthat rovrvnmnt, of whichjwe hope
iOs not capab!, will render it aiarA
ty to a violence as gross as an v which
has stainwl the nnfials of civifized na'
tiona. These unhappy tneVappe&r'to
have fallen tictims"to. republican bfu
fa,lWy 8$ tfi e veh enfigrit ti at tonal prejudi
ces of, the officers concerned.-r-CeMf.v'
.j ...
rTle last accounts Ifrojn Coiisfariti-
TiOple, of tlie 10th of December, con
Italn - the .?fol lowing:.' statement. u
the intervention lof Russia and Pru
sia,' the9lPoTtc has at length recoghi74d
the lUr of the Netherlands, il TTie
newHospdar of WallaChia, Alex
antler t377t, intended tb jfo to Bnch
arest sboui 'the end of last month.
The A era of the Jat)ifsafies, lately ap.
pointed, ha Ven again deposed by
the Grand -eicnior t his Xieutcnant
was aproitited ir. his; tl-ace. -The
Porfe is incessantly decupied with "thev
increase of its navy. A few days be-'
fore thee" accounts came awar. a ship
of the lifcie, of 84 guns, was launched, I
and a small .vessel oi 18 cunsw
, AMERICAN PRKbllNT'S SPEECH.
; jThe Speech of the American Presi"
dent is always considered tn this cnii n
try, as secondary in imporVance ohjy
to the King's speerh upon fhe open
uijpj of Parliament. America being
the onlv state which tan at all com
pete witfi us in comrnercial.ehter
prise and naval strength, she is na-.
turaUv looked upon with an eye of
constant vigilance,,:;; ana leaiotrsr.
Her political and .national movements,
a re cp ns 1 a c i ea Ann earnest ai te n 1 10 n
and thrv excite. iikus ah interest cot4
respnncfent with their majrnitude and
imivortapce.; 'America, js in truth, a
country, wjiosd jnreasing, power and
cyi);2UitionV active independent spirit
(hot exempt perhaps from some tinc
ture of ambitinn v) .ate' bringing her
daily into a nearer-contact .with the j
Kuropean commonwea.tn , of states.
She is, however to be considered in
I . "" - . f t I. t ' a
another sense, in.wmcn. per cnaracter
becomes more magnificent and august.
She f s the' fountain j from'whixh the
waters of civilization flow through an
im m en 6e portion of- the h abitabt e ;
wotld. , She ia daily enlarging' the
sphere or law, of justice, . anreli
gion, and introducing, hand in hand
with them the comforts of civil socie '
iy antj the , consolatfpn of religion.
She ji i n rtru th a rnTioTar the
gra n desi, seal e. ' Bh e j s iful fi I li rig ) th e
great purpose of 'Providence in bring
ing the world ;b; degrees (ihat portion
of it at least wfiich has be en neglected I
By. others J into; order apd law. vItn
mense tribesof 'Indians afe constant
ly engrafted uport herTcamjprehensive j
Sjtoick, and imbued with those fprinci- j
pls 6f;.v Ve.rnjfncn't;,-',and-.s law", -the. .
knowledge. and Ipve of which,, when !
oncef communcaTea w men, are never,
fprsjotteh or extinguished ,;". ..
11
ThB annals nf .mankindwe believe, ;
do bot'aftordan example ofia people, ;
once recovereu irom uaruarismvreiaps-j.
ins into a savaeVj,tate"lndav:a"nd:
China are instautresof- tfie contrary ;;j
iney iiavepeen me samq jor a multi
tude" of -ages, c- H&Tf'l
" If such -: be .the: at afe ? of America,
and inch bcrelationivnothnry to;us,
ine wnoie Yona, ner national
a4 her prority ajienaiK
tectionat consiaerauoni
bieefs f niniercialy
lisf iinder'ktichtonsiderltions &
a ffbrtl maW toDtCB :uoco ov erv m
iintiinteaMeponij
mentacweeii:Aca;Anagm
scalSoraXieiteJ
of' muriial libamm tlo fipt re-
r.. I. I . r . " -t " 4 ' , . ' --V. -t
- .i - Whereas: ifVcomirwcea
iftreHio'itselfV it wJU Teryw
Tdnsulidycird;its interests.
o laic s 5 7,0 pa i ii vuu ir vt t . -T
diiion to ;satisfy;tl?c ide;mapds
U. States vvpop tier, treasury, anu uc
inV vet less able to eeDhe, frontier
provinces 'adtffetsiibip.rdipi
isfiotto bef questiqficd ifithat' 9pj
mV'i n4 . Amppi!s wouldvrcladlv.
buy themY but she wants to takthinl j
in"1 satisfaction of .bye-EOiie claims,!
ith
the t two British subjects, Arbuthnot
and Ambrister1, -;the, speech observes
as folio wt 4 Copies of f.ie instruc
tions to the; yoromanding genera!, jr-of;
his correspondence with the secretary
of war, expfaiiiing nis 5.motiye, . and
j u st i fyi rs. h i s cn no! u c t With a copy of
tire proceedings bf jhc. court-martial
of the trial of ArbptKnot and iAmbris-
ter ; and of the Correspondence be.J
tweeri the secretary of State and the
(minister plenipotentiary of' the' U..
j States at ..Madrid, ' with the govern-
ntent-of Spain, will be laiti before
Congress; v V 'w
Tliis subject will, perhaps, l)e ad
verted to in the debate of Congress,
and a correspondence betweenthe
British ambassador and the American
m in i st eru pop, this extraordi nary oc
currence, is expected to be among the
papers to be ' submitted to ttfr dwn
House of Commons. f !
. But .the tnost imptrftanl. part of
this speech is the annexation of the
new"counfry (the Illinois Y;t6 the; u-
V I ' Try' f.'iLi : :
nion.: 4 ie exient 01 me ieuerai go
vernment has been almost cjoubled
within-the last twenty years t and
it may sooh become a questiofi, whe-
iier it win no De ac last iwt large auu
C n wei 1 d 1 y , for th e pu rposes of any
combincfl, political fftoyements. The
particular States, indeed have their
awn:iaw3 ana government, ana are
only, united for political arid federa
tive purposes but it is scarcely pos-
Islhle. we . think to preserve, for any
length of time, an intimate', union be
twperi States, placed onve- of them
at tHe distance of. two thousands miles
from the' titherrdffering in'climate
ilawsi, habits, character, ; and almost
every thing but language
It is.! however, a mostcneeringcbh'-l
sideration to. observe, in this great
country, how littler the national ex
penditure, presse"s upon the, income!
and5 labor .of ipdividuals.. There , ar6
no J internal, taxes y no ,.'texeisejj iicj
poor rates.' The customs are the on
Iy impesition, and they, are laid upoij
the! imports of foreisners : and in as
much as they tend to encourage
th4
ma pu factu res of America , . they, arc a
Tinrnifar' tmr'ifi 'tKAjrmnfrV- y . H
FINISH OF -THE SPANISH EXPE-
1 DITION TO THE PACIFICi
If Atrn xA ' 4
' The English sloop of war IcarUsVfrom
Buenos Ayres to Rid d e Janeirotouch-1 !
ea nere.tnt8 aiierxiopn. j An omcer on
board h as ol i te Iy fay pred me with7th e
enclosed translated copy of Admiral
uanco's nispatcn, relative to thecapr
ture ot three ot the . transports which
sailed some time since for Cjadiz n!f
d6r con voy of the JSpanish i friaMaJ
ria Isabel of 50 . gunsl destfned for
Chiti: ! m: : -H
. Thefarla Isabel was captu rid in
the port of Talcahbana by Admiral
bianco on ine oinjjcioocr,
: 'Despatch froni the Admiral of the,
Chili; SquadaUdi.noaifi the
OcneralhMartini "64 at anchor iri
Valparaiso'liifTbnrnt NbV
, ;I'hisbment say II o7cIockAi
I haye ancnbre4ii
squad rot under mf command iridpti?
ties th i , Spanish ;3rlgate Maria Isabel
u r ? p u ;guna, t ano mree , xransporis ioi
the conybr under h e r carierwhich took
pli pWrd;4nCdiz606m
ficers--243 of ulhie i firsii havei dieobri ;
Lthe pasagey 2 are ffick vthc rettaip;.
to, andVthB'Ssent condition ?bfthe
FloridaV.Jttlry.
UCIILI
ivhilst Spaiti is desirous of ;a new con
tract, and of ;a,be,tterVbargaint
"With resnect to the" executidnpf
Thcttans ports re thevUctorcsjviaK?
Salens and Eienatalwo
lZin .ana utw i" in iue?pr.uiMc
fsland t.:Mahichh
(heir heavi ng in 4?gKt We hoisted 'Sria
pish icolors, adhe Maria; Isabel sig-J
alizedTor theiinu;
imdiateiy gandrtchored, 1al6n;
&defwhe
lprtfefervvarSalya which'
'hdfai3y
Wed-to detain for the Want ofJiands to;
man Ctn e prizes, ana i gave ine nrst
intorli!$; charge. The secpndl ye
to the bHgofr )y ar J n(0 Ff?"?
whfehj dined m e on th? 'l2t h,' an d the
next
fclnm of
rchactibucoy vhi chjl ordered tof
war'
the Island to wait ., for the remaining
s.;;
not arnve oeiore. . jjvery
pectneynayeenerput
port -on the coast or have
maj, imer.jrom ine siiite in wnicn i Aaams,xin; the year 17Q7 A
:x nave vicuna inetnreenici) rnaye;triesevmines ; ! he did so at th' "
ihonpiplacint e
iCpPal brouktin
ls!r the Pre
(Sictledl '
dMdituel Slants tflfcieatediiL
To his Ex'cVtli Minister of Marine, i
WESTER SCENJSRY.
;The'Eajls' of St Anthony are in north
latitude "44, and received their name
from Ufher ouis Hinnifen i; French
missionary, w;hd travelled into those parts;
abot(t. thearl5f0,w'and. was the .first.
European ever seen there by theijatlyes.
The-- Mississippi here falls in .Dody a
bout thirty feet, from the edge jof a . rock
which efosses its channel, andhcrapid
below, inr course of SCCtfndred yards, .
increses the descent SQ.mucli,that at a
distance they seem to be much higher
than they. ..really are.i. ' - V 4
v The.countr' about the m ,s eXtrem'e
ly beautiful It is not nn uninterrupted i
plain, where the eve .finds no relief, tiiit i
""composed of many gentle ascenfs, which,
in the summer, are covered, Svith rthe
ines f verdure, arid- i interspersed, with
groyjes of trees, that ; give a pleasi ya
riety to the prospect. On the wliote, wietv
the rails are 'lncludetl, which may- be
seen at distance of four oiilejs, a more;
pleasing and picturesque view cannot, I
believe, be found throughoxit the universe
I could haveHvished to have wjoyed this
glorious sight at at more seasonable time .
of the year, -when the treesf and- hills
were clad m nature cr gayest livery as
this must greatly have added to the plea-;
sure I received-Gcnym; ' i-'-: i:''::
' The falls of St. Arithony
the United States,. The
belong to
ate f Gen.
Pike purchased them , and i district
pi country ? ten nines square ui wiuv"
they, are the centre, in 1805. He
made this purchase with the eye. of a
military man, as a commauBing posi-'
tion for kn American fort.' I The pre
sent ;ad ministration has; realized Ms
plan, by direct! rigj a fort to be huiltat !
ine mouiu or in- rierre,twnicn, en
ters
falls.
the lississippi iust under the
Thbse who know somethins ejf
the geography-: of theirf country V
see the propiiety of- thisf e'stablisbt
rnent. - t .goes to set up thev AmerK
can power i n th e neighbor hod of ma
ny powerful Indian tribes, whfch
have heretotpre been under the ex-
cluilve .itifluerfcVMif HheVBHtfshFiir;
Companies The garnsioiXfat the falls
will ; have a ready access in to the
heart of the countries occupied by
f these tribes, by th ree d istin ct channe Is
of commu nicatibn ; .Nor th ward Iy by
the IVIississippiwhich is navigable six
hundred mies;ab6ve thi falls, and on
the Banks of jtvhich are the towns of
part of the Sioux. 2. To th e north -
west, by the jriver St;;Pierre, which is
navigable ' four hundred and W eighty,
niiles, to its source in the Stone Lake,
a'noj ;which rtins ' thrfitigh the Sibiix. -Tof
the north-east by the river Stl
Crqix, which Is a "narrow1 laJie for ma
hy;miles. joining ,tiie Mississippi a HU
tie beloW the falls: an-comraunicate
ing with liake Superior, by a portage
rpf half a iriile, and,uiib which: issir
tuated the towns of the Chipewas. It
is desirable that the American" goV
eroment should r n o t . li mi t ?t h eir vie w s i
to the establishment of a military post
aw vue raus oi ot Amony Duttnat
they will send civil establishnVent
to the lame glace,v ano! njiake ithe
sat of governmenf fbitheirtliAVes
teterrit6rTlie civi)fflcefs, in
addition J o the rdinardptiis7 might
be 'charged 'Ithecounle lactibn of
the British influence which has so long
r 4 iiiere,wicn ineciviua.in
oftJiciJtndja.b1?wh
jtlatiibnai cpncbrndnlwitfr
th eexpl prati oofh c-pipc dm i ne s
which be tween
Lake Spjerior and which:have been
olpnWd-o
.4:lJ:t.-'mei5(can 09?,
all thcsV purposes the falls of St.A.n-
"tpreseht the; most eliiriblecbn
XeJien t arid btfmandinpbsittoh
fare nj point" unibn ibr all the ditMhead iaitlWiPuatb.
nation whi& i;.,.
ir vers which: Wuiii.: -f.
Indian pitKe surrU0
jtry comes, sooner or later 7'
image of devotion; ote
-ttpn to the Gre& Spirit
ar& . supposed to k ra".
cence
reeadia
th sava-e mind, which unuff
tJMfacea vf' British ya7.
.anpntroduce .amonc il.e
pi nature the nraet i i "u-(i
and the 1U ca:!n.
Jind Uith copper ; 'tke .u-hV
fontij
ing ' a company to
ji i
its t creation
But Mr aI.:
;0Q9?r f e navy lost it,
' Tons X Un-boal4 and torpedoes
aejj publfc for a rdozen years t5
, the tug of vyar put an end to Li
forever; the public conviction of Z
necessity of x-JWavyJ. We, who C
Upon the Mississippi, need a nvi
Ipower as -much the people of ft
s t
i we shall ak for it in fh n. ieJ
Farewell address of Gen. JFo$hh
u.u wc.Aic.i-eauy Tocontnhnti
ior us erecuon, as ; weii , in mr
which is de r i vd - from thereof
motiej
lanfls, as in t&e copper which lifg m
Iesstowardsrthe head pf the Missis
i'sippli ,A fort at.the-Falls. will fci"U
first step towards the workin of thesi
mines ; ajship of war uo.jn Xake StU
perior (4) will be the second. Sack
I , (1.) IVBefore I left nv canoe I crertocl
a young chief of the j Winebag nation
Iw'.io was going on an ernb issy to some if
: the lands lof the Naudowessies tand who
turned pff with me to go hyjhi Fails.--.'We
had no, sooner gained thejaint wtiicH
overlpolcs1 this I wonderful cascade, tbas
the, young . chief began, With anaadiWe
voice, to address the Great Sinr, one cl i
whose places of residence he iuagioej
- this to'be Heboid him that lie Kad witj
a long wtiy tp 'pny his adorations to bin.
! arid now would nu'ike Mm the bcstofei
rihes In-ftis' p6we'r. file ;accfrdy first
ftnrew nisrpipe mtp toe, stream ; xneoine
roll that ton rained his tobacca; after this
j'the bracelets he were on his armiani
i Wrists t -next an .orn'dment tftat eucn
1 at, last the ear-riners from ' hi Vein;
jin ihort, he presented to his frf
1 part of liis dress that was valuable. Dp
rirjg.thts he ' frequently sm.oty.is waa
with great; viojenbe,' threw htVaras abr
ffltxl nnnarpl to he souch aeitatei
this while he coftUnaed his sdnratwci
and a length copciuded them wipi "
travpls cnvintr us a br.n
ctv.? nnd r.lfar. : nntrmihlfd v?atrs; P
wmld he leave the olacej until we
sm,oked together with my p)pe,ni
the to
Americans,! soon aftrthey got ppsse
01 mat country i sem an trii&.A-
them.employing people to w rk t v
flndctd, it might l3e well wcrt
tentlonof the Britwh'subjtcts n -
mines on tlie nrth coast, tl.queh tney
moi tapposea to d so ru;',TL)1M
.soutli;" -
: - 'ft tt nt. JWJt. i ,io;tr from W c7
erCohsequerice, it miwt ofnecewj
the 'secure enjoyment cis
outlets' for its own productions.
weignc, inuuence, u , naioa'
strength pf Uie atlanuc
mn. T?irr.;frTit hrvlv of fresii.
,tho worfd. may be called th
n . kf.. A MAAlr 1 " 71 13 31""
dred miles in circumferencci njIYtf
Marie, eastward into the f
the river St. Iwrtnoft ;anjj 5
an outieK dv me . ,,wt?i
UroiXi twisnune crrcn., - 5, fly,
Hialf.a mile between therw. " ',1
of the lake rndj
great depth, and appears jo j
5f ,rocks. When it Wa .CJJL
5su6 sho w n bright, -Icould
and plainly see, where t 1
wards of thirty-six;
stones at the bottom, of Jf $
and so fashioned tljat son-c'r- y
pearedVtoJbe -hewn. : The 1.
time was as pure and trans,. buCg if
andmv; canoe! seemed as. ; ,
Lefebvre Desnoue4tes, a? J'e St i.
banfc;othe,Mi8si?si.p:.rt :tb 1?
If,
tnc voyage i- 7 a-.tiS,r'
rivtr wh ch conipanjC3i
,uP,ljat that place" !
journeys tor it or frora V V0r k
tUdh Sjatesv; establishing .
artswhich would brinXo T
rthlniselves!-
rtheVfaltsiand
ierior. The cknnS 0
uine;nvfr
nor of he Great -Spirit." l
i(3r)Pn the south side of the huj
fbu(i aquanfity of virgin cr pptr. i