"V-
i
4Y "
v . .V..-..-; -v... j .vv?-' v' '. .-L-'-' . - Vf -
it-. ., -...
and third Ann'itnrs'oTthe Trerttiry
"vhicb have rm-fred ree years j
rrlor to the SOth SentTSsp;' a If of the
v ratneVof persons who;hAyeWi'ei1 !o rvirr
-their accounts o thesaVa; Auditors Within
the vear, arid t"J't of advaoees'-nadeprjor to
-the 3d March, JSOSt v the War Department,
wMch .rerra-n! to: be accounted for on the
loVs pnhe third AjfJitor of the Treasury
on the "Pih of Serf. 1820, he -printed for the
us of the 'members of this Houser , ; ;
Mr. VV-sniV"Ke considered the doeo"
rnent described in tjiis resolhtionas among'
the frost, important whirh-had ever been
nibmitieii to this body. It exhibited, the
iiiirrsItion?Xh;ch had -been pfactif ednn
the -government bj;persms'in its employ
or "holding -offices , under it. -We hear,
said he,TnanyxompJaintsrf,the profuse
r'ess of the expenFtureof; the public mo-
neV, and our .seal -concerns are in a de
ranged condition. He wished, the peo
ple to.be ftjHy informed of the manner in
whicli tie-funds of .the government had
been dilapTdateti, This wasa document
-which ought to be spread at large before
the People. 'When we exam'ne ft, - said
Mr. V, we find under 'every U iter of : the
alphabet si list of 'defaulters in every sta
tion, and of every rank, from that f coni-
mandine ceoenu to tnat or ,me soD-iirem.
The people- ought to- knotf , theev Bagiti-j
ous Impositions and how money was in so 4
many instances unaccounted for to large
amounts by paymasters, quartermasters,
and contractors. ' We are placeft here as
the guardians of thVrights of the people,
. and ought not to hesitate, from the consi
deration of the little expense of it, to mul
tiplv copies of this-document for tfieir in
.spprtion. ''-.' v '' . -.
. Mr. Fuller said that the original . inten
tion jf the law, under which the 'port in
question was matle, was to expose to the
public odium .those persons who really
nan tne puoic moBPV in men possession,
t
tl' ji-ir .-ii:r '.Afiiim
me cmc rnH)reanrav-vu,c-VV " ' -"'V1
act- entitled-An' ricirpwe.itaVxb-aii
at, entiled An acWo truj'af the5 eojlecl'on
.oftfiiTie: on tmpoaanff:5sd,'
ine.tnay ot Marcn, iy-v y fr - -
Means be instructed to enmtife,nd o report
to A his House, wh ether In v their pinjon," the
permarieqi rfTfnuc is aunjuai - wjny.u
expencjs of th is gov'emmem.';" J i I'
;, tTrsorr Tbat thewijttiajr;&'
Means be instructed to enquired whether any
- . . . - . i
I. measures may, m their opw ion, oe necfssary i
o increase the revenue, 9f9VT?PJ'. i
idc measures to nis nou. . . K1 &
, RESocTEvThat tVeommiliee of Vys &
Means be instructed 'to enquij nto ihe tX:
peiVi end j of prohihiti ng or imposing add Kion
al flntl' nn th imnnrtatitin of foreien ' spi-
I rits, ndimposihg an excise Bjtfiestie dis-
' The House the non motion nf MXobh,
resolved itself into a Comrth:tefrof;,.t)fe
whpfe on'theiitare of the Uplon ; ajid the
resolution submitted by AIr;rohhv' at an
eatJy f period of trie, session, rpmrostr a
reduction of various branches -ot lie'pob-
ltc expenditure woreta Ker up
-The resolutions having been read- j .V
Mr. Gobb rose and addressed jipuse
in an animated speetri ot cnnsvnerHbie
length in strpporrof the general principles
of tits propositions 5fis speech occupied
nearly, two hoiirs. . $ XeKl-: f"
J Vten he concluded, at 4 octock the
kromm ittee rose, reported progress $ japd
viiiouse aujournea.
A ,f'-; -If (. ; . . .. . - " -.
NTrom tire substriber, I? rineip
C? the county of Nnrthamnton filC.I1
near tHe road leain from Blfield toffafk
tfax; oh' thJiilght of the 17t h DeceinfH5 a
light slrvKHoi-se with wjiite hairs mixed
Wiethe Worrell v wliite treabjn, lis face;-!
botlthirid feet white brettv hieh ifn. and T.
believe--on ei of; his fore 'fect white thjn
mane And tall, not docked, paces tbiera-
Wy Wejli - trots t?ard, a splinter about rrae
jnch fopg bp ward stuck inhibreas
which" bay t. disco
going on; fiveye ats oldj ve fee t Wo or
three inches liigb, ;stout;andsweli ;propif
tipne'd; and; h appars frqtrr every if--cunistance'that
lewa taken offby Drew-
i- aiiu. umdoii narn wuuaivcfeu cneir
rfied;reatyvrj(l withifKtrqnonsJ. land.ofNeorkiitinIhe fnreeTv l) '.
fr the formaf cession 'dif tftV0ri toH'-Ooreair, by ohe of AtJo's aquaditi)
the. United States.
apnoiiiteyi rectors othe:RankJ-oflhc- icho(A:AU' - J. r."
I I 1
Uhi te tf States for thAAtVenlMw
the President of the Unite(l mi
mcairs Biin9 hiladeiphJaV
A letter'fronl thel)elaWaWTfluranrc Cnm.
pany:of JinfiaeJphfa
capture or me scnooner i'Martnjr' Dy me V e
'J
ft
Si
Esr' jVir.soit r!if of Ba!timore!-t
niirhe vto ' Harrison s.: Labon hA inr I . ' AnW?t-art plpr.fion UA hJ, 4K Gxt-: I
Udni and-said he gave me 150xsilyer dol-
l lajs fori lim; viDrewry is obotit thes
netgntfU'cthm visage,' lolf cr tries to
..rcttf.h.M. bail4- m corl&i toletnty Iohrbe4
binc;,lrck' generally Tempted; taught ' a ;
sciHot.ui ;oiirneignooTnooapart or a year,
fieuelian privjteef Adhviral BrinoJmmanA. '
'ed by CiptfJotlV.H ,
tVAyVf-'tfieotftoai trroten ''resnectinir
Tne piunaer or tartoiome THela ki. George! v
MorJto;pas9CTgfrs:on bOairiV fhe ctirJ Sirti J
I 1
w i
Mri Archer of Va ofTeredtone House
thefbllowing resolution i ::i ""'""v- !
SflKsoLV-fej), That the committee on the ..tu
diciarv be instructed to enauire . whether
j there be at this lim existing, and in force, in
tMissouri, anv "legal tribunal or tribunal, de
rived from tbeauthority othe United States,
for. whjcji they could not: or would not ! investeq wnn, competent vjtir,s(irction-and
render a just acrount and pay the .ba- i powers for the examinations and determina
lance ; bot.that - the 'lists Contained not f f,?n V? 01 contrf Versy Which havarisen,
rnly -ns merited the epithet of defaulters. ?r ? arlse 1""; u""eru? "Simmon,
troversies to which,the IJnited States are or.
may become, a party ; and, if ; there be no
' but atso comprehended a v-ry great mass
of individuals, whose disbursements' of .the'
: funds entrusted to them had been just and
legal, and againstiwhom there was no
reason to supprse 'any considerable ba
lance, if any, would be found on an equi
table adjustment";. bur from various cau
ses, snch. an adjustment could not be ob
tained without adeparture ftom the rules,
by which the accounting" officers'were necessarily-governed.
In man v instances
the accounts were in a train of settlement,
and Avould no doubt exhibit. the most per
fect fairness in the parties. concerned.
Thus, hesakl, by' jricludiilg all persons,
whose accounts were not settled, without
distinction, theweigfit 'of the odium was
diminished or lost. If the gentleman from
Maryland i. could so 'modify "his'motioo as
to obtain a classification of the cases re
ported, distinguishing those, who had re
fused or neglected to render 'their ac
counts or to pay the bajaitces. which they
respectively owed, he should readily con
cur in the proposition i but in such a vast
mass of cases, "when only one1'ottwp of a
number can be found culpable defaitltersy
it w as impossible to make a due discrimi
r.ation, and the -salutary efTect arid inten
tion of tlte law, by which "the report was
. .. V - i. HTi
sncn tribunals or tribunal, then, to report to
this; house the provisions, and -measinres
i which; in their opinion, may be necessary to
be adopted by Congress for causing the au-
thority of the government and laws pfyhe IT.
i States to be respected, and ibr assuring pri
rteotinh to the property and other rights, of the
ln'jtej! States, ami of their citizens, within
Missouri:1' . ., 1
Which after some debate, was ordered
to lie on the table 91 votes to 59.
J The, House then "again i resolved it sejf
Tnto a committee of the whole, on the state I
of the Union, and the consideration nf Mri
Cobb's resolutions- or reducirg theexpen-
onures-ot tne government was l tstrmed.
iVIr.Smith, of Md. delivered a speech
in reply to Mr. Cobb's speech of ytsfer
day, generally in opposition to the resolu
tions. - v ; '..
Mr Eustis followed, in reply to a part
of Mr. Smith's remarks ; and, at 4 o'clock;
the committee rose ; and the House ad
journed. . ' '
rtrrt uas uowir ion, ami iuey roae on a i ( -.noinasi v vy nung, j SouthCdrMnd:.
UHtf Ktsif ntirsr wun one eve,; r - 7 Jfsiayua iaii
I will give trie above reward to any per- Jame Sehott,
Pierce BuUerp-,Yhrt
sonlvho will deliver trie said Horse to me i Samue WethehH,
St nvy ,trousevor a iberal reward fdr such ?l,as weir,
information as shall lead to, a discovery of
the 'Hofse so tbat J get hi . ; again ; sand I
hope every ntlenianilvetideavr to
search and give me.ih formation; ' . ;
; JAMES BINFOlR; Sen.
Jan. 6th,: 1823. . v f12 ,V -.
r $JT fjbe Editors -of the. Journal, JVIHledge
Tilley Go'rgirr I'ress, dahawba, Ubam ;
and Whiff, -KafhTille. Ten-- will insert the
; aboveadveitisement three times, and forwdrd
j tneir accounts to the advertiser lor payment.
.Tflmes CVh r.
Thomas P: Cope, .
I SnmierCarsweU, '
j Ilenryl Pratt, ' ;
Wp. Steversotv
Jolm Jouker, v
ttebert Hemming,
i
I
George Hoffman : .
! ' - yJlJ&tjryland.
Robert Gijmbrr, jr.
Robert teno,, f ;
Archibald Oracle, ;" ''.
. mm
:Xathaniel,Silsibee,' ;
" ; : . MaisoichuBetitA
David Sears, Ditto.
reouired, were, in a great -degree frustra
ted". . He hoped such a motlificatktn of the
tesohit.cn would be made, :and that the
Comptroller rwould be required-so to clas
sify the reported cases, that the innocent
might not be confounded with the -guiltv.
lr. Lowndes; concurred in ther view
uhich had been taken by Mr. Fuller, and
wished that the resolution might lie On the'
table, with a view to; seeing whether such
a discrimination, or classification ''of the
cases' might be made as to shew, distinctly
the class of: cases-remaining unsettled
rrom circumstance?-, "separately trom that
of actual defalcation.:
M r. . Warfield net objecting4 to - this
course, the resolution was ordered to lie
on the table. -' ; ' ' ' C
The House then resolved itself. into a
emmittee of the whole, on the bill mak-
ing r-tial -appropriations for the support Lcommittee of the whole, on the state of the
i 'he Military Establishment for the year j j Union and l"be consideration of Mr. Cobs
i. ; resolutions Was rsurr,ed. s " j "j -
I nere was a Jlesultory conversation on f Mr. A. Smvth, of Vi. rose, and delivered at
FRIDAY, Jan. 5.
Mr. Barbour, from the committee'of Naval
Affairs reported a bill to amend the act for
the - gradual increase .of the Navy, (Repeal
ing thefirst section, and reducing the appro
priation for the object of that te, from one
million of dollirs anrniallv to five hundred
inou.sana collars, tor yix year?. The bill wa
twice read and committed. . .
Xlr. "Williams, of N. C subm tted forconsi
deratiorr the foHou ing resolutions :
' Kesolved, Thfct the Secretary of War be
directed to inform this House what amount
of appropriation wjb be necessary to-conr.pletej
existing contracts tor the erection ot forl.fi
Cat ions. : - v. -.
- Resolved, tliat the Secretary of the Navy
be directed to inform this House what sums
i of mouey will be requisite to complete the
j existing contracts nrade in piirsuance of. the
, act for the gradual intrease of the navy.
I .l'hee.resoHitions,from their nature, lie on
ifie table one dav of course. V
Tlie House tlen again resolved itelf into a
HA LEIGH
VW VM VW VWWWVt Wft VTV VV WWVMTVW
FRIDAY, JANUARY 12f';1821 .
onday . n ext is the da v fixed b y
law for the annual el ectihti of a ri Tri -tend
ant of; Pol ice and seven CbJrifnis
sioners for the government of the Citv:
and as if is of importance. to Irave o4jr
poiicevvell m .maL nygJutro the ci tTT
zena generally will attend to theelec
tion and place competent persons in
ofjice who will attend to their duty.
t,;.n-.! -!'( : .!-:" X
Our Siiprenie Court is yt In ses
sion ; but vvc learn that it willproba
bly rKseiin a few days, The term is
thus short, from the indisposition and
non-atff ndance of some of the, Gentle
men or the Bar. .
AniJ at a meeting of the Directors;
newi ar ine jDankingttiouse, Lakgdon
CuijvjtsV Esq. was unanimously elect
y Pf eideftrr (He' ehtam'g eari
V.e presume a like msrtiricfe cbuttl not
eriaagtd in.the Wife JfhnJr.
merfildtfi ffotft ab'tfve entle-.
ma n; arid stated hvn.td be 4 thereat '
est-"ff!erch
pendent -fiP'htiiWili'r'ciilnaVt-nrriift'' '
yet shch an tmrhense , proper ty Js kept !
em-
.-V..--4
present term, of the
foil
J The! Hanic f the Common weaifh of
KWckj.'M in existence, and lts Prl:
sfdetit and Di rectors havp 4ap0n li..co
by the; Legislattrre. John I. Critteti-
uenr late a senator - ot the United
States was chosenPresident ot trie
:aank.;-Thecarrt.taViy:
two mtl lions. A 'branch its estaMishetl
In, eacjh . District iof the State. . Ko
loaji ednbe n
an amount greater than two thousand
tlolla rsr. No t w i t b s ta n di ng i thenar rier
against speculation which1 is interpo
sed by this imitation, Ave.yet appre
fhat tlie establishmni: of? thla
Bank kyilbe to Kentucky the future
sou rcej or; ueep bu t yii n regret.-r
j ii win i ijiu.ti- jnrcu latioo. , tneren v
tlaals. vhaniih''t othprwk in'iT.if J
were penmtteu to.Jje fiormtf nt.
,,TliefoljoWln ' ,
the' Queen to'th'e acidresi of th'I'PrihtcrV
V'rrhe Press iiTAitfibrmn''ihe1
onlyisri tiobl thal"fiberty has' left.
(V. !
it
V
During the
p. vV"y,. . .....wingEenueineii,, ship CVane, has iirtived Ml tilts Icitv.
have been a.Im.tte,! to the. Bar, viz.hiletters haVe been recefveJ S
son 1 Alexander, of Lincoln. Al" JU
. of iRuncombe.' HutthrhOIL M! hhHl " a'Ju1 ,c hai? .an pt.
ner Stith, nd vv.ikins.bf Nortl,amp-1 " as worth, of the United Stites' ship
, John Hnan, of Newbern. R ivd. of Jonn Adams : likewise, letters from
Law
berts.
Ab
ton
1 arlMroug-li. ; j. , " . j . v-
County Co7trr,obert INI-Cauly, of Orange,
.Sachet, ot .! Rutherford, Johu I Bailey
of Ed'enton, Uennie, and .Jordan, of
Pascjuotank, John Fontaine, of Hillsborough;
fl. At. Sioktsi of Wilkes, Craig, of Bun
combe,1 " Canfield, of Pitt.
By the late accirmn ts from Englamf,
it appears that Lord Ersicine had rev
covered fromi the illness 1 with whir-h
,, - - , - t 9 .. Vd
he was seized in the House of Lords.
Lt. Mervjne, of the United States'
It;w lose thiS we losealL Ve)iAe
uv .wtiict iajiiiti i againsi anj impiaca-i.
ble focThe Pr4ssns riotf onlr; the
"c? 1 B5C tiis sunsv, j ne Miroans ot
- f pd t r iHt : rt i s vi tS e i If a rfow e r; tb at vj
is pefpetuajjych of v
;tyrnyiiti Simi.jishini tHe tiiimber, '
of its aefheren ts.: 4 That. un
ses i whiefvdoe ot, before !
hold some addrtiomT W the
what can it
never ,w
sets, fee-"
'fieods'flf
e! ovrrtiir
UbertY"Td
l"V;aSeny,w jnercs r Thfe
forceii or tru th -ju I f i ma te Wi res'ista-'
ble ; bdrtrahuhoof soml
II
The Postmaster-General has d i
is
charged a Postmaster from v office for
Daniel iCoker;. who ha$ at prescrit the
carethe American settlers in-Afri
ca'. Dr. Dix, surgeon on boanl the
Cyane, and Lieut. Meirvine, visited
Campe ar and the sett le rs -at Yonie.
in the iskntl of herbro and left them
ail well on the. 26tli of October.
these ikelitleWn haVeHren a narticu-
I a r a c c ou u x t?t t he itua.ion of; i h t A
sotnfl arlvpnti
, ti o u sid ,m oes wjih srs?owl a Da ce a a
, to; be imperceptible, r Tha.Pess cives
it livings. i fiePregsliloe jmore for !
tinitfnu aa feach i
ing JcouW 1na nft. Wjfai s ft ; 4
fhaasadeene'bH
ly .Ailia'ncer. ftirh Me' wrtb ditad ? lAt ":"
is that 'the Preshalnspiredl tlie JoVft . !
ue.swor027v:f , . ,
venrm
7 fW''A.a
! i p( viiiiuiu are aiioweq iorihe scalp . V";
of evry wplf takeri and destoTv tq bo ::i r v
P '"c yaxtiodoWty' iri
whicwbi.is:fak? 1,
tv, the Tuscaloosa ; Rp'niihllii w .'!''
came to 1 his onice.fas heretoforp rv.
quu ed.
jThfi Our readers w)ll find
from "the late (Foreign n.w. thnt thp
a
't- a
t
iiavyng negiecien to give - notice to.ji mencaris, and ol the causes of the late
r rimers ot the tJeatl rjewsnapers winch j disaster in their sickness and death.
From these va nou9 comraunica ! i ons i t
that not inbre tllanetween
wen ty and thirty, h a ve died. The
m i s ta k ej i n th e letter from an; offi cer
on aboard 't)f the John Adami, publish;
.1VS
i.iui soaips naye-'ueeojj.tai.en IthanUh
wliole taxes of theountvIlWv ..rC
So-that wolatching ishe; IJest busi
ness fyllowejf
members of the : IegUfre W.:scalp.sj
.v 'a's a, i-iece. UTlXil .ilrer -p
r Pct' r1 -vuiiyne JAW-
If
J li
!
Tne aetaiis ot tne Dili. l ne result Avas,.: largetus vievtstfthe top.es presreutedby these
that the bill was crtiered to be engrossed (resoluiioiTs He spr.ke mi re than two hourt;
frr a third readms without serious oppoi- !l 1r- Knstis fi.llowetl, in reply'ro parts of
ticn. . ' ' ; 'rvv : ,:J ; Mr: Smyth's speech. VVlIenhe concluded--
W.EJ)NSI)AY J.N. 3.
The resolution j t. terday Submitted by
A'r. Kunvell.directirg an .enquiry into the
xrcdiency of fixing by law the sa aries
of the persons Attached to the commissi
ons under tjje Treaty of Gheut, &c. and
l.tRt
1
i i.e committee rose. :
The! 'resident's Stt:retarv,Mr Gouvemeur,
1 presented ho Messapes from the President I
' K 4 4 ' 4 4 ' . t f t
. .ci)iic irai-smKiin, in pursuance oi a reso
hition of the House of l.enreseotatives of the
j-4th ultimo,) .informatiorv on the subject o
; wic -incan siave.traoe the other transmit
of
"ti ic i ui etc. anil ' t no- riKnt,f t.... i . i .1 ,
r --4 r ' ? ".i'ia ui n't ijiu JLctciiiucr ai. :
" "4imK IOr CCriam were statement of expenditures and receipts in the
'i-k tV j , 11JtI,a" wepsTtme nt ; also the nature and ex
1 ne House nrcceeded to r.onsidpr the I tmtnf th . . r 4
!; , , - ' . . . . J . "vis ciucrra miQ, ana Win
"j n ai.dhion to the several acts making j : whom, from the 2d -March; 1811, to the pre
p. vi.i , for certain ; persons engaged in yfsent period.
e land and naval service of the United j Tnc first f these .MesVaees was referred to
istes in the Hevrilntionarv War ? anrt
. Mr. Hardin moved to'amend it byjadd
o it the following sections :
sc. 2. beifjtirther ena'itetL Tbot no
nr.sM.r ernrdcT tl.e afcTe.aid acts shall hi
the committt e which hiia that
wnsideratiorwud e other ordered to lie
on the table. J , .
en frrm the rolls, who, tipOn, giving iri' j
htdule of his property as is therein di- i
li l rn'i 4i.ni i. l
.:. "ir"". l""1 ?Km cn the pension ami l!
, darphcat,cn shall be made by him, if ' head.
...i. 4, M.1.VUUIC. I P icunplli lac. f 1
... . nvnu IVM 1MI
dollars.
Viu!. debate
"tS I rain nrftonul In 1.4. . r. . i .
Jn motion of Mr. Baldwin :
v 1 . .
the
cummiuee on mm-
instmctMl to enctuire ulreih.r
tf i . ,rbt,iool:UtT f"r Uje-diie tf.tgi cedent
c xiM.njr revenue la us. . ... " ' ,
I STOP MY BOY J " : v-'
liOUNp eclortd bny, named Mins
Evens, a little wast 17 ears. .f
. - , . .. I ' " 4.1. . v ... i . .... v r . 4 T -V . O
trteiL .!ill V.. i jv , i t ' J flhcrnnrlfl mim ,,1..,,-. : " i. -t
.vim irs. u 1 1 kt riFiiiiriinof . 7 i.ia.n.cii.iiiii. 1 111 i h i
-debt, th&n dollars. U blood,) abobt ihe first jnsr. He'is' tall, buf
.. -... oeujitrtivr enacted. That eve- ? 5enoer, nis Miaae is Indian, but his: 'curl -;rl1!;,K,n"
u launder the act of the ' i.eks is Negro; His feet are loot and
: 1 y? b stricken from tl.e ncn- : remarkuble hollow ; his hands are M.alH
gnt Wigered. . On the jiiould of his
tbereis a soft place, if not two-
eport !ays he was aeen m Ky wood.
pel naps lie may De by-this time in Ran
dolph, haying kin there. .1 will thank a
friend who should discover VherV he is,
and send iue wotd,' or bring to me. or fix
Jiihi where I niay hear irorti him I will
pay ny fi ietd for his time and expeuces,'
and tiioe. '.' ;'..: -'X i'-s
I forWarn all nersons from harlinnvin
4 t A . , . MU-J 44
iiiui, oriLti.pioyingnimt it tneooy injures
any one," they may take him" to the law.
L but Jet;no nan abusd him, but'lawfullv
ccrucr-him biihg Jiirii hemeiind
toiTcct him there; h ? v ' -V.-t
'l .V:.. t. , r - .
mc im.me irauing roaa in; tne norm
east coruer 'cf "Chatham -county, in the
Foi k of .New Hope fend. north eastL I am
called TAMES Q,KKT.r4V Kld-r
us
Mernrrtheatio
Flr Hon; Job n j Li rid, Meblr of th ft U ' '
Hoase of ;Repre.eritatiyes, frj.rrr-: thft'f
sUte of. New-Jerscv, i tetl 'yesterda y
afternoon agedjabontica v
f nan:f;amiab;j?jjchi i, Sv
leftanome;wheree:w38Besa !. 3
f rjends lament-hk; uuef peSed de i ' -:
pai;ture,rif.J '
feri of de :iv'
rS,
1 .'
Queen of England has nassed the or-1: ed in o'ur- last, rirohahlv
deal unhurt: TJie British Minifitry stating ihat dnly twenty-fke survived.
uijuii inai iiieir roajontv Qts.twenty-M wnen tne,4niormatipn was, ; that twen-
ishttvotkiS: which the v had oV Hip 9d ' ty-five liail dipd. 'Thie J !af Gt) to nr. n
- J " S " J- 1 T ------. . uji. j iuit iii, ii t
reaoinj: ot tne
ties, would be
Bill of Pains and Penal
reducud to wine on the
3l reading," yuld not vent'nre on the
measure with so small a majoiify, but
aye it p,to thegreat joy of theQueen's
inemis, anu, apparently, to the great
ag-reesT-
; joy of u large majority of tlie People
of Jingland. I - - ;
t
Tfiat the committee of co.n
I 'u cv . r U,S,,ri'cled "i'A ,mu th pe
ir L . m'f. any alteration in tl.e exist-
, Lich ie.if mthp v;R.n,,: r
. " .4.. . fK. .uvawiJii 1)1
Sr'i" Icre,o D:amfest of , good' imported
fcirAlT.,, Tha the committee of
?acy f i ctcd 10 5qre into the ex.
c faak ainy revision J,y hn; f0r i
vTA Trraty .with JSpainUtile
j rooro is left(to doubt, by;the articles
jfuinished by the late arrival in Nevv-
x in iv iioni i4ij;iaiju, inar ine-4 reatv
between the United States and Spain
has been at length i&tified-by that
power, j Supposing it t be so ratified,
an interesting subject presetits itself
to pur government. :-The IVeaty has
been !rati5edl by the Kesident 'and
Senate 6f,the lUiiitedvtates; But the
Treaty contained a clause binding
Spain 16 ratify tt within a'certaiif time.
I hat time; is lons elaDsed. Is the
Treaty now a ; Tre at, tirf w i 1 1 i t re
f u i re to be agai ti so bin i t ted to t he Se n -
ute r. It 'it be not refjaired to be sub
mitted to the Senate; but ma y become
the-' lawof ! the land bV thp; Proclamfii
tion of the. Presideni.hasrthe Execu
tive the discretion to submit it to the
Rebate ajgain or not, s p?olicjr mayjtlic-
, M. 9 A I Vl 11A nui.ii u l.'.L.I r. I 1111111 v
power, will he exercise it f I '-
. tur impresslonsi the result of con-
jectureituerely; are.' tliat therreatv
wHlbe'"ain;:vs6bmitte'a
ate rthati if M is; there infebe ilorii-d
ni.linciliiiin in. ' I 4L . U 4-''..i i..4 -J." - -i:".' I
LFKi),WWII IU 11, 4 MU - UlC BtVIC , Ul Uie
ittL:-i:x,'.!:...-;-L-.v. ..i-.K-
it It .
witn au the 'Communications
above; mentioned, obtained on the spot,
aim w.i i i a usi oi tner persons - who
have died wand, wh.ch has been .sent
ootn py jur. uix and Mrv Doughen.
v It is I understood that a-particular
communicatiori will; be itiade to the
public. Jiy the- Board of Managers of
uivvuiuiiifcftu.u ougeiy,as soon as
it can bq prepared.A'a.; ii,. ;
j vVestern bpunrjrvbut that it will be
.Ratified fitfaJ 1 as it no w' ptahdsi-
lAVe learn from Capt,Wliitierbthe
s h i p China, from Cad iz. that tne news
of, the i ratification of, th&FLoitiri a
Cummerce in the IVestrlndia Sms,
A Message: from the President, of
the United States was ye steriJay trans
mitted to tKeXHouse,'6 HepreientiA
1 1 V P fi.v in.. firff. I n h i 1 . 4 U . 4. f . . I
tion moWtl by MiFuBer, in thAt 6o-f
dy, calling forJnfoTuTation of the:Na-l
vaf force f which has been ' Stationed (or
the protection of the Com meTce" of tir'
citizens tn -the West-India isJamlsanr!
partes adjacent during the r(sent yeafr
ancl whether any denrkion tv Pi
fates of the United States, vgaged ini
um ur uuiers uptin tne property of ct-
iix.eoa.ui l me tnixeti .ocates." eiirared
in such cdmtnerce, have lieeri ,rpport ed
to our, goVernrnent; The foll6win2 is
the substance of the information trans
mitrpd. I:.- ; ' -..'-i -':''; -
I he .Letter of 'the Secretaiy of the
Navy to the President, states j that the
brig Entecprize the Schooners-Noft
C II f lr- . r ! T r .'-. ,! . ''-"''- " " k -T
usi auM xj y hx aiiu gun, vessets o.
15 and jlfj have been,. du'ring-'tKe
ifesent'yjeaie
India islands, aud along tlie Southend
Cdasfe:&
IfctatesjadiiiTadditionttotikli
Fth'VA .f ftITi.;f .W 'C;lii1r
ceedin hnteTto thiediteineiijj
ha ve i i icti'svwiukrxti.ei
tfoute through thelt-lndik island
ano anoru protection to our commerce.
r j v ;t. "wv- 4w iJat u lilt ,
amfene4entr;
thebijl for,reffo!'ktm4fi'i-.fi
C
MARPtPn
Vf "-y Tiiesday f,rr
- "vo, lvi uict i nil i i rk
chanti
Sainoel
i?" Ule GenUhodes,of Xavoe.' V
h--. A vvasQincton CUv w. : c..-..... ! ' v
senratire in Congress, from Xortbl W to;
dow of .thejfitrnes tcbSt-r;
tavernAfehpr ? tv.- n-r i. . . A ic.
ltttfabitan ts of f h. t v
lhf ?ld6st persoiiinlu
f In,hathaim cotintv.-
wis .oneiiTth first-
arid 'pep'bhe of ;
If
county; hn the 23d
59' "tnce. n -i;f m
' "' "'' -"J PMUCiT.I; :
:.5V.0,.r County. l, O.oi ; the
lUlr.
jPf-bet& Graham, consort of PrJchattn
' .T Vnue has lost'- ati useful
member, ind society systad lo8 J cwichi
(t lamented houldlt ttempt pbW. t
trarherwortfvand vies-mypeii wolld fair
.n the nerformance of it mffiii- i-lcel1. .u
q4 benevoler anxlle
nd a zealous and deyeuri..V.T.- . ' '
filwntn? daughters to kripSi" : r ,
tlrr draconsofate husbinrl 1k.4!:
ii
At ViOletBankMn Chet.;r.ac.T i. : ji:3 -
ue 29u1t:afl
December 18,1820.';
rJ .-. ,v . . , ' .
TREATy fcachedCadi2 abu the first
&. Accompany iDgy this letter- ar 1