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tonna, oft free people to be so entirely envelope& ut myste• y, 0, the aNers of Alaierica have bees. It was not pri cap eatf the Washiagrou Admidbtrite tion to tuc c.e, us iti such darkness as tins; fot upue one ocooton only can` we remember that the doors of Congreas were aver shut niore than for an hour or two; we well recollect that even that cir etItfI?..REICC was dunned unwholesome to the fiber. Iles of the people. Under thowimpreutions, ectuated as we most as lerunly declare oureattyes to be, by eau CJ;istatil‘talrli of l iarty,inematirts, sod petrftlfl)lll ib.itist• of you, but govevieed as we are by tint zeal lOr the prosperity of our Cpuutry.su ill4.:.tl4lloent 111/011 its •rintohiejos to maintain and preserve, we are eitibole7etsed to tla. pest from yon, tilfr, ua the anpreine fttsgititrute of our country, that deci.iort in your governmental sphere. that 411411 prompt you to retrieve to the country itevroseted free and eitirestrainesi.commerce; and .. 1 1 ,wstore to us that prospenttlei our mgri -4114011111114in"' •. • .0 I)oCallfiary to the poll- Ilia builtl•tllf the great r the isetnei. Vt*e, Jobe, Sir, declare to -you. that t't ie eer rever sal the constitution d. our country, No • " ••.e 0111 /maintain the diguity -mid support of it, we sweet primient that lagislituirs, emanated from it, Ole shall .tsike upon themselves so entirely the y the people ; we view it as altogether ding the rights they weredekgated to pre jaw ; and as we consider their guarthiniship no iigekiptided by the fostering hand thatjihould Cetn.the cnimluct, we lwlieve that the people right now to direct them. We, therelOre, with the decency becoming a nation of ntriiien, }rave presumed to make known to sou our griet. anees ; hoping, that at the meeting of your leg me lettere, if it lould lw econvoked earlier titan It is already by low ettaldithed, you will, in the dittri butiou of your inegistered duty, noise to be laid upon the table of Congress the following BotangiwoThat we tawdrier the people of the railed % It.o ~ to all rc.rity delegated to their ',lire. that they here I right, in their individual ,to towable, an 1 .M 11 , 11.11 S their appo.ha = tine of the•InellIVIIKII atnanatitig front daellturities. lib ralZThat we view the whole passer of the embargo Ire taohkeie, sod to its operation partial, ruinous, and en tirely Mal to the peace and senate of the ettaiitlry. fleselorti-.-That we t•IIISIIIIII. the Deere' of France in No vroibrr, i. 44, as the peoicipal flume of the covntervailing larder. of k:stglaud Ia Novetulirr, 1n..), sod that therefore we Alone the tanaduct of wit (iol‘fitesteut indeeisive as related to Apt am cosestry, taudiug to reluiquid. to her our rights, and 1 4101 ether tilled with an oier measure of cytoplasm, uut d by our prtV;lol/1.1111114104441. That we i ies with carcase concern an appa , of fustian i.iflu , nce pervading our council, un- Van af a iusgaanissous a..din4.pendeut people. ' 'WWI( dotal tat we view the iltetsiour of the late tua3cr by of .Castgrena as geuisd t... watch * witrcuttve direct...in. Ilmd as LYS t horn (a .w itaitiwcao truly except...l) sat twirl, do. cud the.s:iy. Reedlred...That se ...chew OUR the raising of as addition. it array astaosedentent of oak typo() quite unocistalory, 40- ll* It ...bpi/gentled asp anent one. laaaptuelt as that we of— • ski of cuovory wihenever eallod us. (Jo a tno.loll toeing ieuile to hove the foregoing Address awl Hcwdutiutu puhl:shed for the mita- Thatiou of the Freeholders of Augusta county. berotre they should be acted tiro'', the question being. put and carried in the allirinaive, It is re 'piked that the printers in the town of Staunton pithlivlo the same in their rest:we:tire paper+. lehalved—That the freeholders of hair! corinty b- notified • too tn.. t at the Court-litiow in manatee, on Thanolsy, the • Oath day of the inehent month, prepared to art opus the said addhale sod resolutions RODENT PORTERFILLD, Chairman. (A Copy from the original) Tne following. Resolution was also agreed to:— Resolved—That cc consider Charles f:ettirerierth Pinch ' se", of South t:andion: and haft', Kies, of the state of • plonr Tort, as proper nuns to be happened' as President end 'lrkihrtesidest of the halted States, Sic. • PHILAMELPIIIA, urn'. If. ' OFFICERS OF MERCHANT SHIPS PETITION. ' Our reinter* will recollect, that, upwards of a -• ago, n meeting of the Officeni of Ships be rg to this port, was called by public notified ' At that meeting a Petition to the l'resident • United States was agreed upon, and is Coin 'r . appointed to present it. 1 he tollowing are • geol . rilunkated to art as copies of the Petition sod - lir. Jefferson's miniver :-- - .o's Motu .11 Jr tear, F. The.illent e f as U n ica Tml„ .1 America. THE PETITION Of the Suiscribers, Officers of Merchant Ships, belonging to the port of PbiLulelph.4 : Roipeetfully *hewed', That, in *race of the !wcwient FlabiUlfol Laws, the situation of your retilwners ri grillroom and afflicting; that they have bees engaged i., the mereaatile screws since their Weary, with few excepii.ms, and accustoniert wily to con do/et ships or vessels across the oreau; that, from lie opera. Irina oftt present fro.. • i lire I ailt li, they and theu i • r t s ...,, cue eili &Lou Coe,r io..tal eniplo)tnewts, and, tiettlUttl", the torahs of soMmatemee DM gone. 'per Petitiuiscrs are will actinaiateil with the &ti t s o f Ilk a h I pl. films met to pert, well errs"! in naval but orial.le to handle the hai row ur the ploieoi. • Petitioners have for a long time horse, with patience, tit 4111.4Plirallitisa, Variilast to those restrictive lass, withous lIMPOr se eamtplaint ; hut, *ken imperious wieessity r•iiii ask MIMS ihr deices law cause u( their grietsurc4, they I%wily imp*. Gay loft titilltp le 611'164mm ina Yeoalthaustarc ou* Poitssike m-a..,, that piper DOM leery will taw Mbar ease into coushialiMat, ma adopt oath measures } so will nilitste the wants of your PO.itioners; or, if there are I tratellelti in the navy, to give. your Petitioners, or some of tiara, an opportunity of arising thereto; as they that them ' mires capable ut perforating arras/ of that nature. They, I however, bubruit their slink case to sour consideratiou, hurting your Luerllcary will adopt inch measure■ as simians and Ostia may pant out, and on in duty humid -will peas, I Itc.-•aaektiliutalpha, August to, 11105. PRESIDENT'S ANSWER. to the petition whirls you delivered lee frost the °thesis of aserebant vessels bidoogiiig to Philadel phia,l must pi midst my lasers rivet at the sacrifices which oardellow-ciaraiss at groceal, at* the pelitiouera us particu lar, base Lures obliged to meet by the eiretinistaiieee of the times. We . live in an age of aillietioa, to which the history of uations retootrao brave fur yews been look ing uss Lure's., covered a ith Woodaadvioleitue, mid seen ra pine spreading it.. If over the octane. Oa Ibis element it boa reached es; and at length iaaaaerbgas a &gee, that the Le gislature of the IlittioU coos tbibilfbt it accessary low ithilraw uus calicos and property from it, either to avoid or to pre pare for engaging tu the general contest. But for this timely Preesatioa, the petitioners and their property might now hove been in the hauds of spoilers, who have laid aside all 't em.! to morn) r;silst. Withdrawing from the greater evil, a keitr one loss been necessarily encountered, and certainly, could the Legislature hate made movision against tics also, 1 should hats bid 4: at pleasure, as Site iostruanent lit us etecuttou, but it wAs Impracticable, by any geoeval and jest ruin, to preset ibs to every case the bust resource against the jut-miscast:aces of this stew siltation. The difileulties of the aims will certabils , fall with greater pressure on some deserip. lion uf citirgna.thoi other., slid on none perhars with greater tbauoa oar seafaring bretbssis. Should :illy mesas of elk station ccour ritbia the range of my duties, L shell oith ref , . tastily salves t le the sktuntion ul the pet dustier*, sod it avail lugthe tatiooff t hex services, them with a intim dote for their former uecapatime. I salute them VUillilkif with Ititumeals of sincere regard. TH. JLtFERSON. WAISUINGTaN, OCT. 3. Yesterdity the Presideut of the United States ar rived fom Monticello. Mr. Midthson, Secretary of State; Mr. Gallatin, Secretary of the 'irtasuty ; and Mr. Smith, Secretary of the Navy, arribed last eset.ing. _ _ NEW YORK, OCT; 7. At a Town Meeting, legally warned and holden at Lyine (Connecticut), this 19th day of Sep- tern!wr, 160 a ; RooAno Nl‘Cttov, Esq. Moderator; Voted—That a Committee he appointed to prepare and report a iltw dint to the Preaitkot of the Citited Stare, re questing him to aurprotl the Laws imposing on Embargo, prorated he is methylated by law; and also reeler/4in: him to submit to Coiner; s the mermen of a repeal of the sane. Votell-a•Tbst the Hon. Matthew Griswold, the Hue. Roger fiehiwohl, and David F. Silt, Richard M'Curdy, and Galvin &Asa, Laps. hr a Committee fir the purpose aforesaid. On to mita, tin. meeting w.ei at:punted to the inst. at two o'clock, p. w.; anti hawing Met this .tLUIb day of September. tlO', ogreeahly to adlentranii . nt, the Committee wade the folionin; hooort, If.t. To ?U ritgaiDzwi OF THE UNITED STATES. Th• 31amortal of the lababitaan u( the Town of Ls me (Clow.) 1u lard tows-toasting assembled, respecituny _ . represents, - - - Shot liohiteteeed to respect the 15.., tad ie Bing the ne cessity of their execution, we have sulnuitted to the lows ino -}sing Sarnbgeg", without pahlie coniplaint. But thee ni resesisents produced by that measure havisig comitautly isceveobalroce its adoption, and Lariat weir betosse runabout ils mar Nit-rests, we are tattered to retreat a re.cossideraCkiii of it, mail that Use laws imposing an einlmego mew is IMF isoded,if the power greater the Pinkies. fur that purpose car be ti ally infested ; sod that the ferret dprebtary me I, eimehterif oeheoittiog to CIIIIVCINI theekooemeite- of its 111 4Tteolle way II see bees the Alecto fur whirl' the embargo was 'aspired, it appears to be generally aadessiuod that it IMO rreelosed so public begat. It is tint penevered that it has either eeeepoileitithe ortioor of hart*, he rescind their eitt= y dateteee sod olden, or iodated them to respect I Sit pea& rights. The gri at, and indeed the salty tupelo* eilFoet which the measure appears to hove t produced, hie Irma ire oseselves. Business has hem' stag ' satol--asary of 11111 r merchants have been riiiiiest-2 mime ! Tow. Mess of meehesice cooseetea with ship-building hale bee., limn mot of eespioreest--and the farmer Suds his *tope rotlial epee ha Made without a market. Nor is it sawn the kw et the twilit, that great ',umbers of our sea ts have bees Marvelled to seek their tweed in foreign set. vice, tor the a apt of employment at home 3 and the motion has thus hut the power of commending the reerieee of that important class uf men in times of danger. Serious as these sills are, we should ant however complaiu, could we be sa tisfied that any thin{ in our situation required that they oreaki be ebritiossed. Bat exprienee having (ea we thiuk) sheens, that no rialto' benefit CAM I.e expected; and it being a priociple well understood, that the liaised* atteud- Mg trade are the proper imlbjects of mercantile, cud not of legislative eslenlatima, we cannot thick it jest that a law should be coutittued, which really finds ma metier but those it was inteaded in protect. We are tome that commerce may be aria sailed to de predation ; but an ruin,' go surely CIIIIIIIK be the proper re medy fur the evil. The rights of sutra' trade are certain, and cannot be secured by being sheadused. The path of softly is that of brium, and the hest merrily fur peace, sad the rights which belong to it, is IS preparation for war. The indium that permits importast rights to he wt • sled from its hands without rev:wanes, invites aggression; and the spi rit a liii li v...ti yield the eight to navigate the mesa, is pra pared to give up the dominion of the land. lliahly es we approve of the disposition of our Govern. meat to cultivate peace with all mations, we are satisfied that dermicoce ought not to he placed bra the justice or gene rosity of any. The nation that renders itself formidable, be. eJaues secure. And situated as the Visited States ate, in the neighbourhood sir the rich colones aid commerec of Europe, with a meat aid increasing maladies, aid great resources for naval and nitlitai y equipments, the world may be taught to teepee, cur power, although Preece sad Eaglaud have disregarded oar rights. Although we do at preseme to give aa exposition to the law which 11311 delegated to the President the power to sac. peed the embargo, yet we eaanot forbear to remark, that that recent crests in Spain and Portugal have materially changed the Ake of nurope, and, in our opinion, ipelicil a ire field for political cakulatious and turreantile enterprise.— II is frac, that all the circumstances aneading the 'molest hare cut bees explained—but enough Mu been known I. sa tisfy the amid, that Spaiu cod Portugal arc struggling for soden/ink ace, and arc endeavouring to resist the yoke whorh tyrsimy and moti:thes aro endear/oaring to impose sit them. Etinagh has also been known to satisfy the Americas WOO', that Spion iv fighting the battles of the Unite., Slates, and that by ilk, corailbt the T) runt, who, by perfidy lies roblorl swim of her King and ancient (;overusomat, anal whose am lit- hay already imposed chains on a great part of the ton. lineal of Furor ' is prevented from obtainiug a foutiag on mar fee:dire. ('Oder such circumstances, the people of this smeary 113t114 feel a stronger interest in the contest, than can arise fruits the , lesire of commercial profit, and must look with inipatii Lice to the tame, when they may be permitted to culti vate again the friendly interrourse of commerce with that eimistry. Many "fthc productions of the United States, and which are now useless to ourselves, moist be wanted to oapply 'the people and armies of Spain, and may uniiwilitolly lie elite pet with equal advantage_ to both cesstriee. It is also in oar optinui.s a neuter deserviug of maims conoideratious, that whatever may be the issue of the fastest in Europe, the 011( eras of the en:notes is almost certain. And it is awl im probable, that the consulsoma which now aviate w many natives, may product, as entire separation of America from the old world. The importance of each as erent to the t'aitcil States, is ulisiutts, and we entirtain nu dnuht la.( that time true iota-rests of vita euvatry requires that the immeacat memsot alioula its seised, for speuing the meat frlemilly commercial intercourse - hit% Spaunb col elite. We have tints eouctrety stated 'owe .of the effects aleklit are conceive beer been pnameed by the Embargo, together with a few of the many considerations which is our opitunor call for a suaprneiw. and repeal of the law. We do not doubt that the subject will receive all that consideration which its importance deserves; and a• confidently trait, that the rent. cilia on trade, of which wecutnplau., well Ppredily removed, and that our cuuutry will regain ins for mer activity, and loregate Voted, That the foregoing Iteport of the Committee be ap proved and accepted, and that the select men I to Ingo the cave, and ti %moult a cup) thereof to the dent of the United States. A true copy of Record, Attcbt DAVID P. SILL, Clerk. N EN'•YOBY, KEPT. The brig Holkar, arrived at this post on Satur day, ha, lifote,glit late Paper; from New Orleans.— Governor I:, leli has i,,acd a limelamutiou - to the people of Florida, deck favour of Ferdi nand V 11. it is couched in the most energetic language, and breathes a spirit of etc most deter mined hostility to Bonaparte. We observe, in all the Addresses to the Patriots, that religion forms a principal proportion of the contents. In Mexico, a similar spirit prevails. The cor poration have offered 14,00:4000 of dollars, us a present to the Petriots. m .for the purpose of aiding them in currying on the war against France. 'OCT. 7. Mr. Baker, the messenger, who went to Enlace is the ,St. Michael, with dispatches. from our go vernment, Ives returned in the ship America, which arrived in Philadelphia on Sunday last. Mr. Baker landed at Newcastle, and immediutely proceeded to Washimiton. • OCT. 10. Captain Petersen, of the schooner Fame, from Itimore, informs tic that on Wednesday morning he saw the 'Kix Si. Michael, at New Point Cumfot. she had arrived tt.ere from France un the preceding evening. The Messenger iinftediately lauded with the dispatches, which are represented ss being ila• cific, went on a little to New York, and proceeded next morning for the seat of Government. Among the measures that thew the declining in fluence of Jefferson, the election of Members of Congress is the most decisive. New York has exchanged six of her Jefferson ian representa tives for Federalists; New Hampshire, five : Rhode Island, two ; North Carolina, four at least. Here are seventeen of the President's machines, for mak ing non-importation and embargo laws, building a gun-boat navy, and supplying France with money, under the pretext of purchaser—seventeen gone over the dam already. This ehnnge will make a difference of thirty-four votes in Congress, when any of Bonaparte's measures arc again sent to them fur adoption.—(B. Ga:ettc.) From The Winchester Virginia Gazette of Sep tember 6: " C;vnera! Vavasseur, late of the French artily, arrived in town severwl days since.—We are inform ed that this gentleman, unt entering. so cordially into the views (if its.. Emperor Napoleon, as suited the purposes of tAal pia/ratan, was ohli;,•ed to seek his safety by suddenly raking his passage at Hans burgh for America. The getzerul is represented to us by gentlemen who have conversed with him, as u 13lU of talents and incorniutioa." Tie Marquis Yukio, late Minister of Hk rotho lic Majesty to the United States, tuideolunt I Burr, it is stated, arrived at Comma M Spain, some time in July.—(lY4sk Fed.) A letter dated the 281 of August, from a Gen tleman in tlevanne, to his correspondent in Balti more, gives the following important information : —At a ineoting of the Junta, Governor and Coun cil, they deliberated about shutting the port against the American trade; and such a measure was nearly agreed te. It was generally supposed that the ports on the Spanish Mllll, as well us in the Islands, would ere long be closed against the Ame ricans. OCT. 12. Mr. Nourse, the Messenger, reached W;111177,- ton on Friday night. Nothing has yet transpired from the Government paper of the nature of the dispatches received by hint from England and France. OCT. 22. A thousand idle rumours have been inCircula bon relative to the British packet. In the uhseuce of Captain Decatur, who it at Philadelphia, one •f the Officers of the Chesapeake boarded the pac ket, and asked her fur her clearances ; us packets never have clearances. Captain Hanultuo, of course, could not gratify him. lie then wanted to see Captain Hamilton's credentials, which were refused, as it was au unprecedented 4dem+u►d. The packet was anchored along-side the Chesapeake, and the Captain returned to town to receive the advice of the aritish Consul. We understand the packet has received per mission to proceed., but the wind being a-head, she remained at Staten Island last evening. Yesterday, the gun-boat, No. 500, came up from the British packet, with fifteen millions of dollars, which were found on board ; it is said, and there is great probability in the report, that this money is ordered back to the vessel from which it was taken, as it has been discovered that the shove sum was put on board, ass present from our Government to the Spanish Patriots, to assist them in their God-like struggle against the ty rant of the world. This noble act, it is to UP hOped. will for ever do away the idea of o•►r adn►uiiatration being partial to Napoleon. N.H. Since writing the above, we hear that two millions more hare heel) found concealed in the packet's water closet. HALIFAX. '4ll}o. 19. Yesterday seventy-nine Spaniards (late pm:osiers of 'tar) sailed in the bias, transport, for Havanna'. They appeared extremely grateful and happy on the occasion. The following note had been pre •iourly addressed to them, end had effectually pre ►ented any riot or disturbance:— " Aar. it, tans. " SPA N I .4.11DF•1 announce to yen the joyone news of peace between your nation, and that of Cent Britain, and that we are now united in one cause ; that of driving from your country the iisurprr and ty runt of mankind, Bo naparte, who has ensnared your king, and attempted to plate on your shoulders the yoke of slavery. " On Pd•otday, you will bare your liberty, and a vessel furnished to carry you to your a Ives and L•10i143, and to the support of your brethern in arms. " I command you, however, not to commit acts of tint, with year fellow misusers (Freweirmen ) hut conduct Boer_- selvi s with that &levity and moderstionf.ii which the ftwarioth nation bas ever beta famed. " JOHN MA CKKLIAR, " Agent for ?mann of war." .THE BIUTISH PRESS, 'AN DON, THIMSDA Y. Pithaissia By the Lord Hobert packet, arrived at Fol. from Jimenez., we hare teeeistd ?so York rivers to tile lath Oct otter. Sie lad 4(4, however, leave the imust until the tail), 16,vir been deimined h.n 41:lys oil Ne w Y or k , he cuse otteher or some mistake respecting clear • •-• which, until explained, appears to have vac s ( some anxiety. Tie packet had on board a snot, mounting to fatten millions of dollars, maid to lis * pr sent from the Gove:iiment Girdle Milted Soitts the Spanish Patriot.. This present lies bteu hos•tril, o „, o r t h e American Pitor:s, arm roof of thermic), of those %rim cuarged Mr. JLFEERII9O4 with curb,,, litv to France. As further evidence: of as exisierrs, we find that the Ileads of Government vii t ingtoti, on the ad hut, when. it is rummsed by some. that the issuing of this money was Liken iu r consideration ; but we cannot !hill that Jerrra, sox could or would consent to the disposal of so large a sum for such a purpose; and it is inc 1.. probable, that the meeting was held to arrs c ., the business of the Session of Congress, ti t opening of which was Geed for the 7th intorno. We also find, from a New York paper of the undi''t of September, that the city of Mexico had prupo k A a present of about the cline sum to the Spaaiiin Patriots ; and, perhaps, it is this money that him been trutismitted by - the Lord Hubert. The cla mour and discontent iigui :at the embargo wor t creasing. We have given some public Addresies on this subject, expressive of this feeling. The elections are going on with ainrit, and, fres the result, sn far as it has been yet escertaitud, JIFFERBON appears to be losing ground. The latest intelligence from Spain that has tole spired and can he relied upon, is of the 12th, hioa Gijon, containing accounts from General AliCs army to the morning of the 6:11. We are thus nearly three weeks without any news from the thea tre of war: This chasm, under the present circu i t. stances, must produce more than common anxtoy, us BLAKE is understood to hare meditated an Da mediate attack upon the French, mar Bilhos.-1: is now generally believed that the reports n stated that such attack had actually taken place, and had proved successfel, were without fomels. tion. A Gentleman of the num2 of Ilormasos. from Spain, we understand, states, that after the attack made by 111.1111 LL, ou the sth, urea the column that had attempted to cut off part of his army on the heights of Ontara, he was himw!f attacked on the neat (hey by the enemy, and, itfttf a sharp action, forced to foil back two leagues 1.-- hind Veiniest/alai The enemy followed his na, and Gen. BLics, unwilling to hazard a neutral battle, retreated about six leagues from Velma seda.—These movements are stated to hare taken place between the 6th and nth, with the less of seine hundreds- of men on the pert of the Spa- The greatest lofts they sustained is said te hare been on the nth, when the Spaniards retreated to a very woody position, in which they thought themselves secure against the French cavalry; but they were driven from this place, and considerably dispersed ; they rallied however afterwards, col lected the troops that had been dispersed, and on the flat occupied a position made strong both Ly art and nature at Reynosa.-11Lastes force at Rey nowt .is estimated at t B,OOU men. Of Castanua' reported defeat there iv no c.v.. titer account. The Eltretuadura army iv said to have reached Burgos, an 4 the French are rtintonKvi to have evacuated Barcelona, and to have retired t I Fort Moujui. There is no stilijeet of discussion or of inqui7, at the prevent nioniet,t, that can excite so lively su interest, or awaken so touch anxious solicitude, as the question whether BONAPAILTE will, or will uol, penetrate to Madrid ? Those persons, who. from a variety of sources and channels. possess the hem: means of appreciating his diameter, and forming au estimate of his line of action, frilly believe that he W able to carry into execution leis menace. Theme we by no means coincide with them in that senti ment, yet we shall state, in few words, the ground and basis of their opinions. It mull be owned, thee, if not •ouviuciug, they are specious and plausible. a BON APARTII," say they, is not actuated merely by an iissatiable thirst of dominion and wt• I)o9intfta power, iu his present attack of Spein.—w It is in him the combined result of reflexion, s)s• ten, and necessity. Ile know. limit though he lies contrived to cover his usurpation of the P..cnct. Crown, with the mantle of Royalty, and thongb. by assuming the title of Emperor, he hopes to obli terate the recollection of the French !fangs ; that he is, and ever will reinsin, an Usurper, in tl:e opinion of the ancient reigning dynasties. flu finds himself, therefore, compelled to overterii those fmniliee in his ace revolatinna-y lan gusge, sto regenerate Eerope, on his new and sublime conceptions.' Has he not already more than half accomplished this plea ? Dn we not see the Louis, Janomc, and Ju•t:HIM Napokoss. planted• in Holland, Germaly, and Italy ? Ile a ill, in due time, esti;c4ll4 A liNtriA. Prussia only exists, by his sufferance-, for a few yenrs. Deo- otpailertluo the secrady oleo strop pit tic; Sipe tattetaistat b. dielger froW tiiiwatt •64 thris sof, arirthat dpmer, we du oot euswider eta fitti•a•zoki Inca AM's"; L° 01,44 3 1411 port ewes of the toilitur. streattti tteewaary for delkure. Reenhertipw•Tbet we mew owls a repetttion and fretrnmey te.astret eseasteaiicatioesdrolt the Presi(sat t 4 bath Homo ',Congress ps daagesupe sad Sweeper, sod that garb 6c- stt dehbr"lit)ll6 of Chet // 04 V, to Mt"' Caiteieve. are lattelati r with the spirit or our Colutitutten, and the bbeetke el thu prop and thut threat*. thew es& to be &stem ' aim swartail to bat upon the meet sa- otalreab.. oceetteas Re I.llT)t4a "me view with Pt* oldrarresee the Waft- ours 2,4 PeesoeoMpscitiPm of Yosgs Kanto the pew. en of larepswowe tWuk set Cantrousent skould be ecru. I wet Se comotaance, directly v. indirectly, r4 a e la rC er f . oorwitebetiaig seenserse; and we cousider the olotheabet oar Waspasor tisupd. mop toottitias sad epores- OW. assoksvd-alut o Ilnd p lively ietenrat in the ounces 41(0. 1 11 ,118 , t• retrieve her Lot power and eduisivieriice is a so- ; sod duet we committee ltabsslstele proper ' that firer Go. leveromeat phslild onset Rey Roo her ; emeriti( t bar so we do) sot arrbellarep, t loyal people, &Wows to mow! sod *Job. how: sad coaraquenes .moo: petitea, sad ilattag for Oat 4441 Übertio of their country E i n . ax . oper sad fureigu tyrant. • That wittiest pa open eastorret for the met- er tbe (Yoked Seats, we etaioteily contemplate the entire sloonfel uf tbe curnmenity, end that bankruptcy and cord war irtti Anse ; we view it therefory to lailtbe bounden duty of Coegersa tit rope. : the Embargo .4et, and us ter le- ts the 'es-wound chamois of commercial reputations (wit verb of the borers of Elinor.' will treat with W Ito- uourribly) as skein 11101•1111 le 111 , that greet bkating. itoolvells- that we *ill sapient tits ties bower sad dig- sky of the citatory alit %lever eallailuo. ~_.,~.~ I i