'Y.
iXt thTee Dollars perrtftujnjor One foliar and
I va Half lor half; a ye afabetudiif advance.
-Kot cxceedinirixtecnl lines, neatly inserted
, three tiihes for Oneollar, ;and Twenty-Piye
ppntnr Vw iuteceedihff mibi ictiori .Those
it '.? of greater len jrthi n fV eiatne proportion'.. " Com
I ?un? catfon thaivkfuily receive;!. ..Letters to
TUESDAY MAY 29, 1827.
The following gentlemen are candidates
tovrVpreserrt this - County inj ou r next Le
gislature. ,'r Fothe Senate, 'Maj.-Charles
liftilinton i Wjhef n&pW orfeoramong,
ipuei Wjvitaker rand Alfred Jpnesx Esqs.1
Irs
Hi.
I.
ifle 7?mItwiU "be observed, by
the Resolution of the;, Boardbt Director?,
which appears Linlto-day's RegUter, that
this I natitutioh; has' d ectared a fliv idend of
one hal f per cent. 1 ess in on any former oc
casionowin& we believe," to the addition-
'I AihinH has Wn inrnrrM . ilurino"
that period, in procuring Nortliern funds.
It may be wel I to inform such of our read
ers as have dealings with this Bank, that
the Directors, have resolved after the 1st
of August, thatthe -"preference which has,
- v.- ,V , ' - TJI,
for sum e time pasj, ueen j;jve -m imur
payments to -Notes issued by the Principal
Bank over- .oUer-currentnotes,' 'will then
cease and ten per cent, will be required
on all renewals,1 vvhere paynient is made in
current notes.- ; ;
;: Tlit Mmmcan Quarterly Review has at
length reached us and we are gratified at
ythiadditional proof of the literary taste
iiancli spirited tfiterprise of the Editors. -
S;;Vho reads American Books said a
thVpreseht refinement !n Medical Practice,
ror Jnere is j as iiion evenm jrnysic ; auu ii
new diseases Jio not afflfct the hufiian frame,
new names are found for them. Its great
est merit howeveris, the investigation, how
far the mind infl u ences the effects of. M e
dicine on bodilyjdiseases. 'Thus," says
the intelligent writer, ''The science of
mjndthat science which traces the con
sanguinity rto -Medicine from the intimate
connection of the mind and body, the in
fluence of the passions on health and dis
ease;, the power of associations, the force
of habit, the effects of temperaments all
these, the result of the union of the mind
with tnatter, imply the most intimate and
reciprocal' connection. Hence, when a
Physician is viewing the bodily disease un
der which a patient labors, he should ne
ver lose sight of the cb-drdinate attention
due to the affection of the mind. The in
fluence of the mind, always great on the
body, is conspicuously manifested in dis
ease
Pra n&t read
I them ?'? is now a question in point We
)ad already North-American', a hos
Juatsejf suffict to drive ignorance and
iiupritioWfri)rft (he literary rankB of our
country the Literary Gazette Fort o
Foito Mechanics Magazine, and' man?
other periodicals , all ed jted with talent, &
Ceymcingby their extensive circulation, the
-iri'creasing taste for reading.
' Knowledge is Power, said fiord Bacon,
and opinion, However refractory must p
ventually yield to it, said Dr. Priestly.
Knowledge is Gold, said the Sophists, and
the value'.of it is incalculable
. We wish some one who is well acquaint
ed witlJUprature of theJ. States and
vto haSIertodical under his control,
i the respettable Editor oi the INationai ua-
y.ette, for example would furnish a list of
American Male arid Female authors,, and
xheir works. It would be very interesting,
and might excite enrutation.
The last arrival rom England brings
papers to the 22d. ult Mr. Canning has
not yet been able to remodel the Adminis
tration. The only positive appointments
are Sir J. Copley as Lord Chancellor ; the
Duke of Clarence as Lord High Admiral
and the Marquis of Anglesea as Master of
Ordnance.
It will be an interesting fact to know
that Sir J. Copley is an American by
birth, "being the son of the famous painter
of that name.
The Turks have been completely dis
persed before Athens, and the Greeks have
complete possession of that place..
Dealing with Slaves, Meetings of the
citizens f . Wilmington, in this State,
have lately been held, in order to express
their disapprobation of the highly penal
law passed on this subject by our ast lLe
gislature. A committee was appointed to
draft a Memorial to the next Legisla
ture praying for a repeal of the iawyor at
least its objectionable feature's, so far as
regards the town of Wilmington.
We are favored with the following par
ticulars of the barbarous murder in Ran
dolph County, briefly mentioned in our
last Register.
pert j of a white person; the effect of the
acl hi ission of this record would ad mit irtdi
rectly that kind of testimony which could
not be admitted directly $ and therefore
that the record could not be read to the
jury as evidence. The prisoner, however,
having conserited'to be put on his 'trial,
had admitted the conviction of the princi
pal to that effect ; it would be necessary
for the state, to prove his guilt by compe
tent testimony on the present trial.
Another question having arisen, as to
the confessions of Scott ; the judge deci
ded, tnat the confessions, if voluntarily ,
made, would be proper evidence to estab
lish tha guilt of Scott as to this case.
The case was ably argued -tyr the counsel,
and the Judge delivered his charge to the
jury at -considerable length. The jury
hen retired, and in two or three hours
returned into court and reported that they
could inot agree. The Judge then recapi
tulated the testimony, and made some
comments ; the jury again retired, and in,
about an hour returned a verdict of not
guilty-
The trial commenced on Wednesday
morning, and did not terminate until be-
ween two and three o'clock on Friday
morping. ttreat interest had been excited,
and much difficulty was experienced in
getting a jury ? more than one hundred; &
fifty havingchallenged themselves for cause,
and five or six were challenged by the
prisoner.
1 he evidence, though not sufiuciently
direct, itappears, to convict: the prisoner,
is said to have been such as convinced eve
ry one present the prisoner was guilty.'
A case of some novelty, and which has
excited much interest, is now under dis
cussion in Baltimore County Court. It
is a rule heretofore laid, at the instance of
some of the Pewholders, upon the Trus
tees of the -Associate Reformed Conirrea
tion, of which the Rev. Mr. Duncan is
minister, requiring them to shew cauo
why a Mandamus should not issue to them
commanding and enjoining and prohibiting
them from further permitting the ltev. Mr.
Duncan to occupy the church, or the pul
pit thereof, &c.
Mr. Wirt, U. S. Attorney General con
eluded the argument in the case of the As
sociate Reformed congregation in Tammany-street,
on Saturday afternoon, says the
Baltimore Patriot, in one of the most elo
quent pieces of oratory ever delivered at
the bar of our Court. Mr. Wirt was op
posed to the prayer of the petitioners, and
after dwelling for somefime on the case,
concluded wiih the following quotation
from Macbelh's soliloquy, which absolutely
electrified the whole audience :
tune since ilismdsted m a gale, ,weren i
port, the former nearlj readj:foK sei,UW
later 'waiting ahe arrivatsvrherta!it'i
from the Uriited States : the Spanish friH v
gateasilda, which was re tii i I jr,o jFC !ia fl csVit
ton, it was said, hadbeeq de&patcfiedVoru J tf
tliemviJetifXhonpsonv the .mftf'
recently captured, belonging vtovliVMiii:-i-v
can sqadron were stiUconfineifVoVVT;--": -there
was very lifffd prospect of theiVng -
speedily exchanged. . "rr-i; 174 -V '
'Ilie- soldiers who made nn altackr tin
Captain M4tof 5few Yorker hve cetit
publicly U'htpped - i -- : v-JV
The (I.- States' Corvette; JfihlXd&n&;'fc
Capt. Wii'kttiio .inured Htl Havanafroul '
a cruise, on the 2d instant! -all wellVmVy;'1 -
w;as w sau sooji.-ior ianianzas.
conrrpetition . To the nu mber of fine horses
which ; ha v been on the (gnurid ' in; the
neighbouthpod 6f the course for sorhe days
in training, ,viz ; Jeannette, Lalla jRook'h,
Sportsman, and several others also, pass
ed over the ferry yestertlay 'morning,., on
their way to the course," Mr. Laird's stable
of horses, consisting of Lance Splendid,
an Eclipse colt, and Corinthian Tom,; an
English 4 years old colt, imported r.bout
two years since by Captain Davis. Colonel
Johnson's and Badger's stable, consisting
of Sally Walker, Trumpeter, a sorrel Jims
by John Richards, and a gray colt by Sir
Hal. jEriel. who distanced ail her com
pet i tors at the late great race at Tree lill j
near Richmond, is on her way, and may be
expected to arrivin a day or two
- Qi?er. Adv. .
Ihfemperance.--ln the di?coj'rses recent
ly published by the Rev. Mr. Palfrey, of
Boston, are embodied some of the mostap-
palling statements we have ever met wijdhj
shewing the havoc which this vice is -mak
ing in our country. More than ten thou
sand are computed to die annually, of the
direct effects or intemperance, and ofthir-
y-six thousand deaths it is the remote and
an4 proximate cause. The loss of liyes
during the three years of our last war was
less than fifteen hundred : not one seventh
eighth of the commerce of this port is eni-: Pfi i
i - .i i i. nave m so doinsr satisfied themselves, that both "
niOYeu in me conveyance or snirituous n- iv - - i - i i. ' .
quors, or the means ot makintr them. The these vessels mav be nvkle more'iLifW an.l mm?.
annual consumption of ardent spirits is not f efficient, than the; largest line ? bittlV bhips-
Two Spanish brig? of war' bound 6ha
cruise, sailed in coinpdny' withnthc Cvi -
lumbus." ' y "
, 'y'fu
K Steam Skip of. 7r7A-There ik in tfie April T ?s
number of Bluckwdoil Magazine 'ays theTJew
York American, a tetter by- tvr; Captains :of thei nVi 4 :V.
British ria'vy; lu'whieh it is contended tlfat pwinjj? s
to the .great improyr ment ind rnoreneraln V;l
troduction of feteani bbatStKeyusthejiCeforO;vf
constitute the efficient aftii of naval' warfare--; '
and recdmmentling it tlierefo, i an obligation f-- ,
of duty on all the pfKcersi of tile British navyf t6??2?Zf
maice themselves practically acquainted- wjtu tli. Kv
naturae aiid power of steam engines w hen 'used ,
to propel vessels. The writers of lite tette--;1"'
less man iorty-nve inunons or gallons, wnwu i tuer vmu, we wrcn f win, unaer (
The amount of money annually expendeil t!,e ntem which" they, refer .tCprea Vi;
for ardent spirits in the United States, U tLeX"d' r.c
,i . r i if i i i to tue steamers . - - ..- f i
thirty million of dollars, which bears tn the - ; - .
MARRIED,
expense of inaintaiuiiig thegeneral govern
i . i ,i .... j. A i
iiwiiv m ail IIJ ill IU1 IMltlliai IIIC Ul DUlll LIUII I V ... . .y-vi . : v ' . 'Mitt k ?
f iL c' .:. :l tn this county, on the l(Hh mst. Mfyl Jesse C,"
lKJ i..oia.c ii umcs Ttareden, of Gumb,Tland county, to Misi . Nanct V"
the amount ot the revenue received into p stPnhMinn . AniAirne tntaK znnuT&tf?x
the treasurv. arid npailv thrp liiiu1 ihp 1 son. esffc . ' ' r .. , u
- - 'J "T. w- I J-
amount expended for the support of the
annual pauper expenses of the Union for jn,
tue intemperate are also computea to be At the residence of John M'fielland Esq.? b&fU '
twelve millions of dollars. In one state, the loth-inst by Cot.'A'bnr 'P.Wldweil,, Oapfij
fc iiuuuiu uu i. j a uuc uiuuaitu - unu
sixty criminal prosecutions, had their origin
m intemperance. 3fassadmsttt& Journal.
i Urange County, on t!ie 17tnansj.-byth''k
, Daniel G. . Ilauer. Mai r WillianKC5. GarrttV' o
, to Miss Nancy M. Holt, youiYgsC dAUghlef Vf U'
Michael Wolt. - - . .-V w- -
4 Besides, this JJuucan
Hath borne iris facilities &o meek, hath been
So clear in his great afftce, that his virtues
Will plead like angels, tmmpet-tungued against
The deep damn.itioi, ol las taking on.
Abijah Smith went to the House of William
White Esq. on Monday the 14ih inst. about 12
o'clock, andrpntmued there untd after m.dnight
when the 'squire asked him to go to bed which
he refosed to do. He was then told to go to bed
of Tjoy home ; he refused to do either, with an
oath, and commenced abusing Mr. White. He
then ordered him out of his house. . Smith went
out into the yard, and White with - him, where a
Scuffle ensued, in which White received eleverf
which were made deep in bis body so that he ami Students of the 1 heOiOgical Seminary.
naa to De carnea into tne nouse. eto person iai rnnceioti, ne preacnea agamsit -reeus
k si ti r j k k Tc,7r m; an i-ontessions of FaUh.J
in bed i He lived hnt ahout 24 hours. Themur-I -
It will be recollecte t byisome of our
readers that the the offence of which Mr.
Duncan is guilty, is, being called upon to
deliver a discourse before the Directors
'Hi
. ...
derer has escaped. Smith is about 50 years of
age
7?ic rhtladetpk i a Medical Journal Th) s
p "vatuabie work, jist received, at J. Gales &
1; Son's Bookstore, contams amongst much
other interesting naiWr, oriin commu
nications on different subjects of tnedical
science We are pleased to find amongst
theui a valuable thesis by one of oir young
townsmen, who,- since, the termination of
' his medical studies, has removed to South-
Cai iina, " On the connection of other De
pat tments of Science with, Medicine, em-
broci ngan investigation of their tntluencer
IriVc'rard to the modus operandi of roedi-
?. cines," by William' WShaw, MD Raleigh,
iThis Essay, containing about 14 pages
f the i Jourrial,is ivery elegantly written
and is both erudite and interesting, trac
ing the progress of the mind, in the ' im-
. nrtvTirvfnt nf nipiliral nrMrtict.& its effects
, on bodily disease; It, is graced from the the
J ories ols Stahl, who inculcated the idea of
a secret ana mysterious agent under tne
title of Anima MedicaJ which was suppos
til to lurk in some chosen niche of the sys
len! to pervade its structure, which
ljuardcil the;healthy fabric from the incUr-
:lon of disease, or mitigated or repaired
r-hat it: could not repel." This fojly of
medical superstition appears soon to have
.Jiassed away, and was " superceded," says
' the writer? ' by the theory of Bokrhaave,
the distinguished advocate of the? principal
agencyof.the-jutrf - in disease and their
)jredoniinant influence in the Operation of
remedies."
"W e regret- that our limi ts V not per
nvt even extracts from this, interesting pa
per, which elucidates the practices of Bofi
371m;
The Arkansas Gazette informs us that
Col. D. BrearU, the Acent hr the Emi-
Exccution.-T&ctih the slave of Simeon grating Parry of the Creek Indians, 'in
Cochran, convicted at our last Superior kGerria arrived at Little Rock, on the 16th
Courtofthemurderof William M, Marshall)! ultimo, accompanied by several Warriors
was executed on Saturday last pursuant tojot the Creek Nation, whose obiect is to ex
sentence, amid a concourse of three or four plore the couutry the which has been of
thousand persons.
At the gallows he related the circum
stances of the murder, in a tale correspond-! sion ot their lands in Georgia, it is saiu, liberty
mjr with that which lias been in circuia- tnat the Delegation appear to be so tar her.
Thomas H. Condy to MfahIary Melissa vSteven! "
son, of Iredell counryV, f f .m?
- 11 J" -1 -
DIED,
In New York, on the 6th, Mr. Jamell Arattr.
son, Printer, former pubKsher of the Nrrtli-Ca-". '
rolina Journal, and late ali inUabitant'tf Ui cUvt '-'r.
aeci iiv years. Mr. I'attersoirnatl beei arijicte.l -
LATEST FROM BRAZIL.
Norfolk, Miy 21 9 A M.
The British brig Speedy, Capt. Heppeu- f,r some time past, with a pulmonary complaint,'
stall, in 42 days Irom Rio de Janeiro, an concluded, after all hope 'had vaniaheiofa recoV
chored in Hampton Roads yesterday. In ery, to return to Easton, Pennsylvania, his native
thp Sifpd v. whirh was fiMrf'rptl fur thi town, and had crot so far' on his wav home.Vwhpii
nurnose. came nassemrar MrL Oliveira. who rrom ana tne xiisagreeue weather 4ics
r r . - ,r n . .. must have exoenenced while at sMiwhirthIi
lian Government, to the Legation from the ferimrs. -t
Brazils near the Uuiteu States, and pro- On the niht of the 22d in3tinti In pxfdrdyiVt-
ceeds tor V ashington this morning, m the tne -resilience Stephen K. Sneed, Esq. that Bin
steamboat Potomac- gar oa woman granny Edey, (so called bjratl
Capt. li. states, that there had
occurred at the South, ol nnme
nrtance since our last advic
. - .
inarKets were
had been recen
was down again
corn were coming m iroin mew nouanu. endured th enmnliiol m'M , p ,1 i.
, . I - L . - J 1 1 ......s . vi !.v j,v. -
A vessel arrived with a cargo, in p days, she exhibited none of iu weakn TTiduh she-'H
A
nnlhinrl " vjv.rtivtv wmi ucri suppuacu-u uc -i '
IIUUIUII Dwar(Ja nf one htiltftlW! ? t.Mni HV -
(jidie ira- ionff portioh of Which she was a mprnhf-r f th ' -
e The Baptist 'denomination;- it yould Jje.vaiiTwere,! ): 'l -
dull generally. rV ;uur to arxempi to aescnoe, tne ptety and christian -J
tlv sold at 14 dollars, but I fortitude of this venerable monument of 4 t&if. ;
- Immense quantities of ?r " STx l u , . VV
r kt1 ii ii j Though this old womah had lost her sirht. aha f
just before the Speedy sailed, and report- had been fcr a long period sUudingwith oho foot t
-thnt ,thpp rarwnps wrp mi thr wav. - o the ocean of eternity, and the other unon ther.
V ' ' r " T " J - I . n . . . - - ' J
Two Chilian Krigates, wiiicli Had sailed s"re.?' never complains ot ber,"
from Va!oara,S tor the relief at the ttae-' i2u!!j! Z? J!TW.&.'-
nos Ay reans, had me
in coming round Cape
with 600 men on boarc
and every person perished
back.
No later engagements bet
. . i maiwio ui uiauluuc lu liic iiiHi i ii . - n w a v Hiri inp . , - '
t with a rmstortune his mercy in redeeming her from the path's of am
(lorn. One of them and death. - v 'ZZlu,
!, was lost entirely, Considering the race to whichshebeldngfe 's
. the other put cr nun,a,e sian m nrej snes a person i'..
r of extraordinary powers of imd, mVijoratedanVft f '
ween tne DCIIi- Uml conversation with pioui ministers and chri?'!,'V'
Itered to them West of the lemtory gerents than those reported by the Moss, tians, who sought and delighted in her company1
of Arkansas under the Treaty for the ces- at Philadelphia. The brig Spark was at Indeed her beautiful illustration of christian failri 'r
hut ihP t:ntin wmi ft not receive 1"" cuaruy, ner iorcioie wamingrs to Sinners; ana
her pathetic appeals to Heaven in their behalfl
J surprised every one who heard them.; --Among-Vpeoplc
of her own coW, she was tkeoracletoiV .
tion. Himselt and reter commttteQ the 1 pleased wtth the presnectsot the change, Cavtureof the Buenos Jiyrean Jang
J- . i.l I J :t" aI. I. rrr n r I f ' .
murucr ; uui iwu or iiiree wnue persoiisiauu uiai it tueir report continue to ue ia-i irar rampuru.
are implicated as tar more guilty in thel vorable, it is prouable that several thoi
niismpss. it. is unnp.cpssnrv rn mpnnon i sand inniana v i pmiantp in thp c,wt
theirnames. Though protected by the poli- of the present year. Nat Int ' which was fitted out at Baltimore a few Thil!,pIePar-4 d i pny:itsinS,
cv of the laws from merited punishment, I Irnon
the execrations of the public will for ever! A large meeting of the friends of the been
rest upon them. If he who murders a fel-1 Administration, was held in Baltimore on I mine
low being merits ignominy & death ; what the 5th inst. The number present was! We learn from Mr. Force, who came maX ocneht those who are deposed to profit by U,
adequate puuishment can be awarded to computed at 1500.- 'The whole chraol nagsenger in the brig Conveyance, arrived I Ve volce or PetopiiT.umaaed.v
i i i i. f i e .i . . .-v... I!. .. -'. n
ltuaus
Vera
acubaya
i :u i .l l.:. ... .1. l i I i ' : tu.ii: " c r- . " -iii r A
j: .r. i.i-.j -.i Pu .n a . . . .. . m r : : rt X a bait per cent, on the Capital Slock of lhU'
nun wno, insieau oi leauing into pains oi ier or ine rneetiiiz says the mitimorelitt rlamoton
rectitude a poorignorant wretch, depen-j Patriot, ' was highly satisfiGtory, and af-Uwo days from
dant upon him, shall, by persuasion and forded the strongest evidence that the "bone I cresifof T
, yesterday, in twenty- Gfo . r xt-ul: iS ' i'S 1'
Cruz, that the Cou- 1 -" "i nuiui lyaroi ma,. ,
had not convened, as! Rd&h'9Mai 24; JLCST' f '
4 . iwulvbu. i nata Uivii-nri of Th.i.. ;.t.
umg oi uioou iiuu me jjiioo ou, preMsui , Aaniinisirauon, ana win give a Mr. torce leu Aiexicu, in consequence o? Bank, be, and the aame H bjfb-y declared foV 4 '
fAcre is a;i 7iCrcaer.HilIsboro' Recorder. triumphant vote for the re-election of Jrio. the non-arrival of some of the Ministers, theia Italf year, paydet IUliig-h; aii the fir l :"V
' Quincy Adams." We have not room for but would probably commence their session Monday in June next,-and at the "cvei Brarich. '3
, . At the Superior Court held in Person the preamble and resolutions adopted at the in three 1 or four weeks. Uur Missrs. csfifteen days hereafler. w rA'l
county last week,the Hon. Judge Norwood meeting Uiey are firm but dignified and Serjeant and Poinsett, were iu excellent ? 'W 'H AYWOdp, CatMcr
presiding, ' came ,on the trial ot otmeoi form a pleasiug contrast to the violence & I health 1 OXFORD;
am 1 - . 1 r . I 11 . .na I - .
Uocfiran, muictea as accessary before tne i abuse characienstic ot most ot the proceed- j The differences which recently existed
fact in the murder of William M. Marshall. I ings of the . opposition , meetings : and no between Mexico and Texas had been arrao-
t ne cjoucuor .ueucrw, .line r. iwauguw uuuui win exert a. saiutary mnueuce o:igea,ana alt expectations oi anarcny, arising jfTiHB rnenur
and ' ixatnaniei, j. x aimer, eqrs, tor ineiiae pumic mmu in Maryland, i I rrom the tjlot headed bv the Friars, had! naneaare
state ; A. D. Murpheyrand BartleU Yan-L , j . 'beehdisanpointed".' '. , J Examinationa l c fhllteb'to
ctv. esas. lor.me bnsoner. , 1 , lhe Arkansas Uaztte ot ; the 10th ult. - - w..mu.v uuuv;,.
It being necessary. to show the convic- confirms the account the entire disper-I We have advices, from Havana, by the akrributedon wk&frSMi.,;!
tion of the pnncipal in order to put theUion of the Fredonians in .Texas A nura- way of Savanah, as late a the th icst I :v,aftertwlc1i'the!naiion of the 'Female ."r
I ' ' i. j e-:' '.if 1j..i.I 4 tii ?iit It.- -i
, -i . ,' -.jf t-v tr
Male and Female Acadcmvi :i .
! d, Patrons of th hoTi Seitli. j
r-;pectfuH invited td attend thft '4
flalarirl'thf. inJ.. hiQ f .1.1 . k a uitAMenplf . Inn IUa. ai An am K..f..An 1am mi
council for the state offered as evidence of ot whom have been since released- and was knowu at Havana respecting the oper- cal exhibition, Sc.-on Thursday evening. .?
that fact the record othe trial and con- most of the party concerned hadsought re- ations orihe' Mexican squadron,; except
victionoottm luge by; aasty xetreat into Louis- what, was derived rom. &-erin pt. ?Stefffi5S
aucn u,cfiucut uujcvicu w wu i AuaMu uoiouy nau reiuseu u 19 .join me 1 per.' a f esseii in a snort passage irotn j der'Jaeks D. Johnson;, villominencc on ilon r
the part of the prisoner, on the ground thatl reyoluuunists, and , even '.tootL up, arms a- Itey West, which arrived on the "S0tfivlt. I day the tr aoa' . I '
' ' the conviction of Scott was obtained prin- gainst them. , 1 I rei .- v ?-V -J 'T'Ai .BURTON,, Set. v s t
cipally by ntgro testimony-Thedecision - ? f"r vc .,y.r:. UrfConT: iVteT,sii
of the spmGat New fbrc i?acche7preparationf theterig? out on cruise. Oafrf WTSSiSoSS
al Assembly prohibited the admission .ul which are waking at the Union Course.' ..for Spanish frigates had returned from off tLev 1
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