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REPUBLICANISM: THE
PALLADI UM QF liQllA L f(l (2 1 ITS.
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Vie "Tarborouzh Scavoiaf?
k i r.niTF.n hy
- " M. K. MANN ING, j-
printed hy J. r. Manning.
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PuMMicd every week at
nrW' i n n, cpTcmwr November next ensnibg. a Bdrxn frtii!Uonitutf.l rmtlmrmc- pWl rdV Kh-r "H.mnin. of Prvidrtre. K Minl;
l .Jill, I liOnoMl IlimrAitinnf 1 kW.l i il - " , ,- . 1 I . . ' . ; . . ! ... .... n
. , i 1 . , . ":;-. -"f"- w uin-tr monmi pay according to the Ma-!
....... i.-v-'" v c .rvunne pey oi i on- lion which earh'oc iriav- occimv Ion bohrtl
stintt, 112 leazues from fhf n'iw inif,;. rr..,.,:.. i . V.: . !r - 4
. leacues irom mat mace, in
wntcp lm latter, were repulsed! with tri-
HlUgloSS.
J i'The y'nmmercc states the exnorts from
France in 1 S3fi, consisting of products arid
i ti.... intiiim il nun wiLimi ll'P . minnl inlnm. . i - l
inr " ........... .. r-.. - - -T- , ,aHU1.i, iuiL-., n uae occn somewhat
na nnj - v".' i more; th in ij8
M Cerfocrr. the acrent annnintrrl h- 1ir
, --- --v"'VV" ."j ....
It Will bet
3,000,000.
Opvoniment to arr nee the differenrpH with
th6 Ueptihlic of IIiv!i,f , left P-iri for his
rlest inalion on tile 1 6th of eptehcr. It
U said that I he French Vilni niommand
tng on the West India ' i'ion ha' received
iniera to support M. . Cerff.err, as occasion
may rcq'iire. - -
. .t. nftfiA iin'mcriotioii Year
r v. W f"r those living at a dutaprr, or. not of
t l faf to pay inrapaldy in ailvanre. No u!-
nn,l the pifir will not be i!icontinuM until
' Ir-wi arrcctiveii to thate(Tjct, and all arrearages
. ... i
Iswri to h FMitir rpMstrojnc free of postage,
t?,r v will not b atWn!M to. 1
' ADYCtnsMK3rra willlif (Mcrle.l at thjt ratft ' of
t lo!lai prr nqnarf, f'r thre" insertion", anl
'tvu forrarh uubsfqurnt itisrti'iiu A liberal
J.Mnjnt jwill bp made o ttiose who-'advertise by
yenr. Those Rending in advTtipmeiit9 will
m trk the nrrnber of times they wish them iriseted
. F o r e i g n.
. Ilv the arrival of ho Liverpool packet
Vm Orpheus, T!apt. IiursIeVt we received docs crelit to the able and
fin A'aj iH ti'iinnuuiii uuiiuuu J uiv
11th Srp'cmher, .m! from Liverpool! to the
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lhcsc dates arc thirteen my later
his respective' TC-.WI e tKf
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the new articles, jMI' b? pid ti?;..eichrti
tlividuil at the, time of his sinning the 4il
.ii iicu-s, wmcn, nowever, will io; ?e ofterr'a1
wu, 4IUUI aiicT our arriv.ii at ew i osr? reri oi aciion tn !evt-ry iiepiriruf'it. n my
for wliich'- port ye shill sail at the elosi of) individual exenions mut , I- tir.availinit
fflc as rotrtrnv'-lcr nf ibt 1? S. Sotith S-i M sry Ann ami At.n rinv. cf titrini'ti;
Soyvevirc andl Kplorir:;'KxpntHion I J Wm II. (iry. of Nmfulk Vinini'i JVr.c5
Flir; a I lr, f n'ir ronfidcncr in , Said, of Now Orlran, lltiirv FXJ(i
each Mniivi-imi w!;o. hs Viohintarilv r mi HiMol, K:i2lanl: AVm, H. jMrCrtnr' o
rnrke i in th nohV eiterrH7e. nnd knotvi Ncw l ;St'r, Uctawarri and 0 m the !
inj that withoo! iiarmonv anil ncrfrt con-iasie, iVu. fnt, h
lln
intii
ll, in lmc hist received, and yet thev con
t ti little political intelligence of any inter-
The Parliamentary elections bcinp; over
in KSipn'i. prty politics there have for
thi? prcscnt lost much of their activityynd
VirlianH-ijt, which was convened to meet
o:i the llti September had been prorogued
'.In the 2d October. . . I
Tnitiiliity alo pervades France. Il
i ,Tiii poitivelv stated that the dissolu-
ti.iu i.f the French Chamber of )Uepuiie.
I n.l been actually determined on. ! Very
rxtensive pcparations continue to be mad
f r another ;'expcililion to the coast of Af-
ric.i, which is, intended to act apinstfthe
Hi v of Constantino. . The Duke de Ne
J . i ; . i i.
moors hasaqommanit in iniscx)eumpn.
TITP. P.TPT nnivn tr-v nrnTTrn
! V e have been f.ivnrml iviih
t loUowmnr-Ufilcr ls.uel bv Comniodurti
Jones, and read to the crews of the severe
vessels com prising the srpiarlron under hi
command, on the eve of tfieir depariurt
iro n mis pori. it is adocument whirl
gal I an l
'olTiccr who penned it, and we learn thaj
it was received, with lively enthusiasm b
the hardv veterans who have volunteered
for this arduoiis and honorable service.
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GEN REAL ORDER NO. ll
the present week.
1 o the mirine. who.
siilor, have : .eve been
country and their dot,', I would svv,
dMcriniinalion will b made to their pn
dice; every indulgence and every extra
lowance granted to the .iman wil! i
manner be extended to the rn irine.
only disoriminitiou which ?hill tolerate! mirselv' individu flv to His
lik? the haiilv
found tr.uJ to t!ifir
no
like
F o It lv I (rX,
The 'ilitiltiiuiti of the
FrcricAi
to ukn
and that ,1 without mutu-l eonfldcnr' .''.pod j
euenyartiW threw, it will b.nnh;: 1 i1aR!l'r "f lhT"t7 f1'
nr to the end, a?t hitherto has h,m.i nn 1 -I. Ortoher.
nnximis can; .to anlicttcJc" vour va''tsiatid j . I UP irepaniini!l tor uc .rprjin
()rovi?le for vour eoaifbr's: aidjtjei ,ho a lion a saiiit Co;itntitltlC U'CTC jLpin
tv'isj ' anil . rint mirrifii! fViM'nr. v A ill .! I I i! .
rhe commend our vpuntrvN cjuc. a .d comm'n llm.r ,,f i.tirrfpil tntlVv.MiiaU i
. . t i i:. .: i.. ii.. ... il:. i. I .1 . . u
will be that of deciding on the character ot
men accordihii to their conduct. Were I
16 s.y, that discipline is to le relaxed j or
punishmont excluded from the ships anl
vessels of the squadron; I should lea; I yjou
'into error, ami excite expectations u-h ch
would surely le;id you astrav. In ?iu!td
rous composed of vessels of different rates
and ;. descriptions, ' it is not uncommon for
many to feel, or suppose tl:cmHdvrs dcjra
ded by a transfer.-' from one Vessel to a ioh
cr, or from a 1 ir-or to a smaller a ssel.
Till is impVesvion is erroneous, and muHt not
i)C entertained; the crews 'of eaci"v aii
vessel of the South Sea Survey ingtan
plormi; Lxpcoition, are idl upba ihe
wh se command : 'thr wind
obey. ?
On boird the Frijpte Alaccdonian,; off
Cruie Islmd. " 1
TIIOS AP CA'ESBV JONES.;
Com'?. S S S. Sr K Rrition.
Mr. Calhotui s Opiniutt" Some of th'
eulogists of ill' hones! Nul!ifir'' are crr
irii him upasisirou State Riht 'maiv.
anl an uncomnrorm
ketpv!;. . I....... ,rr..fc.,7,i lbni. ' 'h.-
tnd setts ., l, . .
pn?rie caasp oi iw arrr-i was ji;m
known ti the ivjlilic. The chtiUraL
ahati ts;. ; jl
TliivAuiriJMrovcrnnionl lnvojrr
umtMl theirl ljnilal prrseculiotisj jnf
the pour 1'ole, ami nrc prtiarmj; t
to tranport more ,if thoc uiifoi uttitn j
people from Trieste, to Auu-rf.-u
Amuni: other visions i the veii r.tblh
K.nl.is.eu nki. formerly a r oHjceHof ;
l h v.
Name
To the OJJicerSy Petty (Jfficcrs, Seamen, ,iiXl"'A hve signed the-simc or simi
and Marines, cornpoinr the (Jretu fVuv iarti?Ics all will j be fed clothed a? id
the L nit tit Mates Sou(h Sea Survey
ing and Expturin
After, more than twelve months of mos
lZxpediiion I
at length enabled to
pleasing intelligence
anxious suspense, I am
announce to you, the
of Ihe near appioach .of the day, when we
shall take our departur? for the distant and
unknown regions of the Southern Hemis
phere. :
In the prosecution of the
about!. to undcrfake there is
exiile interest, to arouso pa
misin opponent of tlu-iK
IT. S. Hank on consMIujional Wroiiuds. Xriimleoni he ha been "StHldetil v" or
They arc Astonished it our making any dered out of G tlVl ia. here he Wftl
question upon ,t -and" they are ple.s.d t ; qui(.,iv ami itloQVlt.ivelv
iu i I'll. :fn ii UUU hi uut 111 t MlUlt V
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a;iinst Mr. Calhoui
c have said, and
Il lV-ni?5ul1Cou.i.H,i.- in a itcf H.r U I not.
t . - t i iindertakinir. in which the h
In L
voyage wci are
every thing to
triotism, and to
only a national
undertaking, in which the hmics and anient
wi?hes of a great nation are involved, but
towards the. IT. S. Survev ing and Exnlor-
reated alike, and as 1 1, before; saidj the onjlv
uiscrimihatiori will be in the rewardingof
merit ;fud the punishment of crime. J
To vou,' gentlemen, whosd coimnissions,
the reward t)f long and well trietliservici's,
,fl"ord such ampler giiarantcj? for the fai'hpil
discharge of your several trusts in whatever
new situation vou mav be placed, I am sor-
! - - , i , (
ry to say, our Government hnis not fpllowjcd
t he example of those of Europe, which
have seni out similar expetrnions. To ypul rests his opposition
no additional pay or emolument -has ve j Ihnk ol the; Uuied
been onercu out Deneve not that vour iwnuii
privations n ill he unrelquieted or your
Mjncha, the Queen's trodps hailbectf com-
n fulfil.! In
... -t .i Jt i. t.-wl r,...mlr.,l ikJ '"K Expedition, are turned the es cs of all
0 d-Caslilc .the Carlifts hail resumed the , , - . r.
f.lTehMve under their chief Zariategu. In
X,over Arragon'thc Carlists were inactive,
which had ci ven rise to a variety of reports,
amongst which was one that Don Carlos
liad tcvn taucn oi ana niunnvi n. v.no.i
we repeat it, that his Speech is at. 'least
equivocal; that it seems to squint towartU.
tit': unconstitutionality of .the H ink, tvhiKt
in fact it does not yield' the point, ami that
hi.Spcech isnon cominiital not hold, nor
cleir, nor candid, upon this proportion.
Rut, if our doubts (So sprifig .from our pre
judices, whatjshall ive sjv f the following
admi.ioh froin his own orean, the Charlcs-
ton -.Mer.CJirvi
an
living im &
1 I - V . . . .
smau inrm.
'I'!.. I. ... w. . . rt T mniijt. nt
l in: lliiiviui tiini liiuuin ui jw
'"(an Clcricus s
We ihink
levy that Mr. Calhoun
on the ground that o
States is xtneonstiln-
not, and if he cannot,
a- he must see that, his attack is unfounded
Europe; and your successful labors it is
fondlV anticipated will not, only s cure
creat commercial I benefits
bors unrewarded. Although lam not 'au-'j and unjust. Mr, Calhoun dots say in Ins
.i y ' ' t . i m t . v j . 1 1 ' ' . . t . :l .-. -j I i I . . I .. . . . 1. 1 . I I . . i . . i : .
ttiorizeu to ouer iie ojicer any allowance jspei vn puunsucu in mis n.ipc
a t 'a I jl . eo m ip on su ra t c wi 1 1 v t p e ; v x t r aorcl i n ar v,
expanses which an outfit forjthis long and
anurous., voyage must necessarily suojcci
I I i 1 IV . I .1
! oi.. koow sennas. auu oinuse inu
honor, to Vour countrv, but will enlarge
i and
chrisliauitv
i . Jr ... . .
oniccrs pi our i
...mi I.. u i c
linl iccvn lawco in o.t i v.-ii" , , . r, . ... . .
si .-ii i i i .... - ..r.il:..;. i nlcssuigs of civilization and
vici.i. Mar- ia law bad been -proclaimed -. - , , , t
, J . t - n J i'J, among nations now unknown. ,
bv the Queen's commander, JS.irbn dc- , r . ...
L, . , r 1 ri.fli : "hit the. altaihment of the ot
Mecr. in the four provinces ot i-aUIouia. . . , . ..
A'lvif .- i ....... rkitrtiint ivi nn v ho t u- rnivn
t -i 1 ..-ii i .
and enduriiur '.nim io: sun, i can
C tk . . 4 . -1
nysi.u io cuicruiii
position, hut that, s
voyage only come
lot for fa moment sufler
the most, remote si?p-t
that
the pariy with which he acts, ihe State
Rights Farlv, consider a Rank unconsiitu-
sa drill-
I i -
s we shall! have attained.
said, that in the voyage we are
undertakej there is everv thinnlto
,t was fearcU hovevertl-iat tha t voUi exctte interest-to arouse. patrmt.sm,--afid
woulil not eiuiure ior any icngm.oi . ...u !, ,'.,,-;.,. lf. 'nni, u-- n,n ' , ' to gratily ambilioti. Such;: is the nni versal
. 1 he-stale of affairs in I ortug.l appears to f . L.j.,, ,be ,",,1 ',er,Viina-1 ?enment. , 1 hroughout the: worhl A new
l ...... i. ..i .1.. ciiim t r iri.i :i,t I r .111.1111. I -
i'c mill ii ui o.miv. i.uwiiiv.i t I . r .
-.-.1 lT.'... t,. f ..
commander of the Constitutional army. f , ., ,..r 1 ... i
l wniiiiwiMi - . i . yseJ I ft ii fi li 1 1 ii'ilh dihi ri ! hni ohmt '
. ,4m m . . 1 lIVIfi.ll?U.I 1..J II 11 1 I L n 1111 . ill Ull.'l &L 1IJ t Ul I I i ;
The Spanish capitol was periectiy nanquii;; - " , . - nr ,, . 'ii.! about to
: 1 K , , 1 .i . ' toil and suffering. , Of. this, however, all ; ai)OUl l.u
liicrnnun'l Enquirer.)
tional, and lefers to that opinion
cully in the way of a rechartcr, but: he has
not avowed it as his individual oiJinion, uor
lOuld the! results of tiuri docs he L any stress upon ;h.-nuconsiijiu-
pp to reasonable, expec- tionahty m the -ii giiment, .which-is cn-
" tatioii a generous people 'and n liberal go- tin ed to the- qucsiion oi financial expepicn
,r j vernmont will bestjow upon us all hontjrsjcy. fre have altvuyi 'thoVihlStttd ' stilt
and rewards commensurate at I least w ith 1 believe, iiui ht dtten not consider a Hank
. - .. ii,.. I I 111 I Nil 1 I . WIIIIIIIIV III' llll- H'W.IIII IIIMIII'L i - i i: 1 . . . i
St rone suspicions were entertained pi the . :: ,. . ' J Mhe hardshins we shall have endured. . a id i unconstitutional.'
. . . ( ei ii ic i ill nir. i iit-sii- v im :inri. ii;n irin riHiui tMi r. . ' i
1 IU., r r.nnori l:inrtrrn. I hft r ' " i , -rt - ...... .1
luJul .w !r . V T and zca ons effort n the nrosccut on of a uuJ.-Ci
-1 have
' (jfMr. Calhoun labors harder .than an
man we iave ever known to vindicate hi
Consistency before the public; and it ccr
tainl v is ii t -k as hopeless as that of S si-
. . - . . - . . . ... ..I - ill i i a . ; ......i... ' .1 - i
f , ,.r . L.i.:.. u ...:ii ji.. mk: ,i. ; sniru oi enterprise. stems -10 oi? awaiieneii, ijiiw.i. .-u 1 u.ii luuiuuiiniiian in ine eon-
ihetrontest between the r friends of the char-, li-ihie. honor -'io tlVe naWe bfccli ! I-nRlafl raee.--aiia Itoia; livc cai-li c-.; slruelioo ulihe consutunon, while ccreta
t. r granted by Don J'edro ami .the. sup-, , .M. .f:v;in .1 ...wn ,hji f.olifiiilv peditions atloat; and whether the resflts of, ly it ..r,Su uow usunus m be the leader
t rlcrs of the more; dcmocraticynstitiitions ' i the'dutiesof his' station. .1 l- llhe voyages now being madei shall be to of ttie strn-t si sect - ol ihe limitari.ins and
r i .tv ...... , ,v ten arce'the- bound sol know led ce, . science, t yet. he tianns to -lie co hsistrut !. I he au-
iu inui ami ti'niiuLiiiti x i.tr.is wu?si.- . . i , .. . ... . . , ,, , ; . 1
chriMtianity or commerce; in cvtryipoipt , i"r ui .uit : .jiiuiwi i.ok cn.irtcr in i?io.
of view whether of a mora), ' political or i and the advocate lor its rech, trter in 1S3 1.
i)hilanlhrojne character,; the rivalry vhibi he now opposes it both on grounds of cot-
has been excited is worthy o all pratsii; . slttutionaiity nd exjcoiency and vet lie
stria have, otitic to Ma ria.ell, at w hich
place of pilgrim ie nil the prplle
had rassemhled. preliminary to .the.
usual religious feleN pcrfornnrtl UierP.
The Iviuj; f Hanover was tf i Jio .
present at the secular anniver&it 'of
the University ;f (tottincn. '
The voting Duke of Sil Aluans'i
j;ettm In new mansion re.idy I in
Picaililly, Ve wonder; j What fair
hand is to irracc hi tlomlcil now jrc-
mdenihetl lv the rich coflerw of klm
il 1 1 11 1- 1 ; r i :. ij.i.;'-
ueceaseu 0111 uutiicsrciiiH nm
tlctt nine millions of iloll.irii 111 i
perhaps lie kept jn the family. j j -
The HCp of the Do iaer KmpreiJi
. . . . 1 . :.. . . 1 1 v., t.,t
siiue m;roo;nceo, ueiog i n
The Haron dc Rotnltn commands the troops
tt int' cvistimr Government, tud the Mar-
iunleruct as far.-jas possi
ble,' the inconvenience and suffering con-
. . -. 4". 1 t I.. r t t-i 1 9 In n .in I. I 1 r.ll 1 11 I Ui 1'
. . r At . il 'MU-'ll. II IU.U witiity u.l luiiii uuiouuiii, iimiil
.. .1.- c.l.l.i.t.. ihcn rT Ifio mrtv.-t no . 11 'S r o . ' i
i"Vuc -V Vr V,w J' . course of wh ch. we mdv have
former term rebels. 1 he latter arc evi-; 1 j . , r ,. .
ivmiiivi IV. 1 III IV un . , In. nt'iiM' v 1 ice 1 1 11 'I o 1 r 1 1 in .il v
I f IV I V'i-I I V1 i.r.'i.. w. v . a ......
dcutly in considerable strength, and the
to encouu
cycryl pre-
Ininliiin hi nrwill hffiLon tn sec tin urn-
pt it.cip d opposition they seem 16 appro-j f .. . n , -. ; Cveh1to' ihurlirv. onrtel vl-al a'iiA otir
hc.ut is from the National Uuan in.i.ishon. , . p t ,(e rnal)r, lo rt,si,t the etp.
I he cholera
lctice tn the
1 . . , 1 1
UroLCIl UUl III ntrim. A ,r,! .,rni; rtf . mrfl and ivhnlfmi-riro
ENGLAND. visions have been provided; as also Will be
London, Sept. 9. I a most liberal allowance ol Hospital Stores,
ppuMi.u.. i fort, and even to lotiilv oiirfeelvts and obr
n the National Guard.in.L.shon. ; . Jj rfl lo rbist lfiie etlects
lera . still rages with great vio- j J cxtremest rold,Uhoufd we bv accl
; south of Europe and, has als0ul(,u J choi, wnyr , AV Polar Seas
.1 '..I I ! ! .I i f.
ing the- pains ny wni.cn ine 1 oeneuis
knowledge and the blessing of christiar
and civilization may bei extended throng
and that nation which wins the prfze By claims to te i OiisisU n; ! The a'dvocate of
V " ' I U U UJIi IIUWIKI "IIV" ovv vi .Wi....w VVy , t . c
The firmness Avhich has been (or some.' and, various.nds'of amiscSrbuticsthe.se a"?l
pusliing her discoveries furthest, by open-;! protect nig duties in 1S1G, and the champir
ol Ion ol the rigid ot a State to nulltfv th- law
y jimjHising protecting ..uties in 1S30 and
i-'ytt he ciaiu s 10 be consistent ! It would
out Mhe Isles of the Seal" ln;sidcs reapu g be shore honorable in Mr. C, when iie
the neb harvests ol preknt and conttrigeht i cpa!6s his opinion, to avow that rhangf
commercial advantages! 1 win acquire lneianuuie nis reasons lor 'it. iNo mm is
pineactors ofifye censurable ; lor. fvnduncing. old opinions
curitics will be issued gra'jdtously, sin sufficient
u-'f.f L dididii'ml tiv' the nuhlie si
vjs tren ded by the rather unetpecteil de- qtuntttics, to pi cservc health and promote
tcrminatioM wh'ich was communicated to : cbecrfulticss, content, and alacrity in every
the moneyed and commercial interests onulvpartment of the Expetlitiou, Extra
Ti 1 . . rinm nA n ..( fh. iiin-pinrs of the 'warm clothinc! of superior quality; design-
1 1 1 1 1 J dliviliuoni iiiv"...- , kj ... ' . I L
llud; of England to reduce the rate ofiii-!ed to be used ihthc highest htiiudes, have
tcr st ol" money,f advanced upon loans Irom
o to I per cent Ihe omcial nonce rela
tive to this subject is as follows: ;
The (Jovernor and Company of the
lkink'of En gland do hereby j give notice
that on and alter the 7lh .instant, they will
lc rvady to receive applications for loans
the" deposite 'of approved hills of ev
tbangc, not htving morcihan 7 months to
run: such loans to be repaid on or before,
tl i pth of October; next, with interest at
.t'tv. rate of -I per cent, per annum, and to be
tor sinus not less than J 000 each. Bank
ci England, Sept. 7, 1337." '
Git EAT nUlTAlN.
A prochimation was issued on the 20th
cfStj.icnbtr, calling u meeting of .the newl
prhametu on the 1 Uh of November, lor
. IhspiU-lr of business.
I'he Kiij and Queen bf nelginm cm
lrked ;it Kjnisgate, Jfor their own king
Pni, on board 1 a government steamer," on
" the lUh. ' : , :l ; '' . .- ; ;
Mr Stevenson, the American Minister,
teturne'd to london on the 20th, from Liv-
Lo..f Hheiie he had been altchding the
f-.yctiiig the llritish Asoctalion.
FRANCE.
A Itlcgraphic despatch announced the
" '-, ct the L'ake de rsemoursat ionu,
com-
and
beeti provided, and whenever your com
fort lor -necessities require mor& clothing!
than would lie drawn on an oriiiuarv cruise,
thesj; arlicieswill be ? served out without
charge or eapene to e3ch individual.; In
Jmlrd . I :im Miitiiorizcd in saving that no
m. 1 w f - ,: , ; - . ; " 1
nains or irXneuse wiil be spared in thecc
I , 4'. M
pletleii" of our
cverv Mlip w'nii cun ikiihiui u'"i
w hich can tci.d to personal comlort and to
reward those services ujon the zealous and
iVilliful pertorniance of which muisr depend
l he 'success of this our lirt great national
enterprise, i The time , which has already
laired since 1 sonic ot you sigueu articles
lor the South Sea Expeuniou,, having in a
few instances already exceeded one i lull
third part ol ihe coutemplateu duration ol 1
the 'ivoydgt, mucli incPriveuituce, inquiet
ude and dissatisfaction vypuld undoubted ly
be found in tile occurrence of the ditlerent
expiration of your terms ot eervice in dis
tant Seas and rensoiy - regions, w iiere y uu
could neither jbe paid off, nor U; sent home
from'vvaht of sutlablecouveyauce.
I judcr tiicsej circun. stance, 1 am author
ised by the lion. Secretary ot u.e Navy, lo
savi that to each and every petty oUicer,
eamen. ordintry seamen, landsmau and
nritiKC.
of Austria was lately mirntuloiiMV
pn?erved,i liy a htiar of her escort
with much nrehence of utintl-cultinp:
me irace- 01 ine .carnage. a 11 ai
ahoul to he prccipitatcil doii thr ;
The Grahil Duke Michael in fof-
hitltlen lo come to l'ctendmnr1 ilu'-ing
the ah-euce of hj hrothf r.itlir AaiI
crat, in the Notttli. Pvrhaps .Michael
miht not prove ?ucli n craven tlnpi
Contaniinc the ri-htful' heir didj jj
. Amouj; the persons dead ofcliujcra
at1 Uotur, U the Duke of IfianoJaud
Cciuut Virj;ino tjeuic nohj;rieUi.!
1 Young NnjMileon liuis lions pario
is; wc perceive, to he perrnitted lo rf-
main in Switzerland, liy the death'
lied couch of Ii'h almost expiring
mother. 'The Hwinn Diet will' not'
yield to the hcartlcsV demand ,of thy.
Iioly alliaruc to expel him fiom llic
countrv. 1 I'hc oldeit anil fuvrriUi
I - 1 i ;
ihcw of the (treat C'aptAiiii may
Hons, to ay, that he has lie ver shifted his
position at all. It betrays a contempt for
llie public uiid.rst.ju ing vhich no man
has a right to ii.ai.if.. -; without dreading
public resentment Lynchburg I'irg..
Hiniutn liaceJ":-' .:' u v I i when he is convinceil that thev are errotiCf
'Tis true our compCititors in this lauda- ous; but v is ridicuilous, when a man ha
blc rivalrv, have got the start of us; but lit tet n at opposite eitremi-s of great qn s-
not this discourage, but rather auunate to
increased exertion. " In : the w ide field of
polar discovery there is amjde work for al).
It may be that the. squadrons of nations
ituated at the opposite quarters of ilje
vorld, may meet in seas now navigated hilt
by the frail canoes ot Sayae! Islamiers, or
K-rcliance cast their anchors on coasts
which as yet the human cyje h$s never res
tel 011, and ive shall hail as a friend and al
suctaie, every stranger ship jyyhelher she
uiifut is the Eagles of Uussia, the Lion Haij
her ot England, or the I rjcoiorcd Flag of
)rVauce; persuaded as.wc are, that wiip
equal cordiahtV .will each noble, generous-
ally g,reet the Star-Sang!ed Uanocr ol our
own Kepulilic. '. -'r;.
In such a cause then as ours, w ho wpu'.d
be a laggard, or who would not take pride
in t avioii his name enrolled among thosl
Piracy at our Jjrtr The Packr
Ship Susquehanna, naV)-d from Philadeli
phia for Liverpooi on Friday last, with a
cargo, including S50,0f0 in specie, an
near sixty cabin and si-erage pnM? risers.
A slip from the New Casile Gazette o
jlonday , states that an express h.nd reached
that city from Lewc, i niar Cape llcido-j
ptn,) brinutng informtiion that the ship
was vcapiuitd on Saturday, within thirty
uei
vft.ilic tntr. as his uncle iid from the
Tuillerie, trmn Ihe ' mtM humilii
tihj; to the pcMec.utor of his race
who; in the zenith of power, uiiht
have crumhl-d'evcry royal . rookbrV
ill Ktirope lo atoms. ! j;
' The ronuiation uf the Queen of
England will , take pinto in May.
.Many foreign Princes, it in Isaii
wivl witnens the ceremony. tj !
The 'French ! J'lince . dc Jolnwl
ha been udleuly recnlleil from hisj
intended voyaj;o. He wan to have
erabarhed in lite. Ilercule. of l()b
zun. for the roakt of Wentern Africi.
huth an ultimate destination to (lie
United State. J
The
vounir
King of Wtirtembcrp;
ha returned to suittgard from h in
viit to Kugland h'u yimI rather to
the voting Queen Victoria. ; It ncit
jail what impre?Mon he made, bat
employ ed in this our first' National Expo- jets which belong, we lieljcve, to a cu
dition? ! Idrust none wiil be found so w ai j ny oi citizens, quaker?,) who entert'a
tin" in enterprise or iiat riot bin; but anlmii;gious objection!! to learing arms, am
f , . . , . fli 1 . !,- Illlllt 71IUII uiuu:a 114
muesol the LatJts ofUilawarf, by a pirai-i 1 1 tin- 1 rf i n-
... . v. , . .
ance mat init, iue rcaiesi rani irom
that quarter yctj 3Vred, may pbsi
blv have home .chance. Decide ho
is a c.'Uiu. lo the eiiTied.prl hop"
I I .1 ''. ! . i 3 . ' 1 .
ted bv one feeling of devotion to our Ccunf-
try, tfie only rivalry among us,
shall bet
I...., ... k. ;n new ! ariicJts io seric
'A . ..i-.ui. :.r.tVnMi firsl dav ot tinica vl -tbs
the term i if- j ------ - . ,
who will best perform bis duty and rr.osl
promote the honor and glory of the Itepub
lie, and this being done, il we dp uot win
success, we sliall have tried to deserve iti
and inutvdually at least Will enjoy tb
sweet reward of an approving -conscience, j
Such then, is a britl outline of the couth
1 intend to purue, lin controlling "Ihe dtf
w 1191a the Law
made by two pilots al Lewes,
The Susquviianna is one of a line of pack-i
: lieljcve, to a com pa
entertain re-'
i con-;
cqututly their ships orry no t rmamenlJ
We presume, htrt fore, that the Suvjue
hanna t as destitute of ny means ol de
fence, and was liable to become the prcyi
ol any armed picaroon
diadem the earth fnirest grm 'et
in the nilver ea." K
The Doke of Nemcrnr. bv a dc-
Upatch of Sept. II. hail Irfl Toulori
;ui mc ruarc inratc lor Airica.
Tbq Tollow m is a list of her cabin pas-j Ixict Phillippc and family . arc
senUtrs: Jone tu pasi nomc day a at Funuiuc
May Humphrry, Udr, two children atxlihtf an.
scrlant,Aiin Ibwlc.M3rH Kawlc, lb ?
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g"lbe dv4 chtl Sharp, Henry C. Coroil, Ileiity Mr-!j Cp The
s and tJuuJ EuvvUd Tieinnt, cf ,Wuhdtlphu;';taat. hid tot been soliidi for many v cars.)
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