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1 ~..T I 011/40 11ent. The house and barn of Mr. ' b%hp were unroofed. The several dwell log Moses of Mr. Mania sad Mr. D•vid Gardner we,. sonsofed. The build's. are of stone, and 'hiss wile wore its them at the time describe the 1 l !M,L7lthellL-431111A21kAllbilliMPAIdlOr to tar resedliu. and the walls ea melees like • vessel at i * eie A heavy ispopike w wee ifrOperred-dtlif:lll,lllltagirord4f.• . -- ! uij ditto e. Owl, AitoPy festset Mt, • BO* .1/8i 'PM built .1 4 N4 *MO Mr. Dollel 0nt.0...0n0 , mewed entire shod twelve inches: fame itarkesedo, tidis. l'he 004..5. a Mr. framilittriboodtd4o4le eogisdied .opet . So', . id tilid with the green* awl a atomise of his esnisd scram s large held.. . . . - fillte utiessibt the (image done is not heirs, but in its romerow;fesices, kept and. doom irrealsod.rar read to Its power. Fences have been swept away Ms elliveteddlt.thok wee•••• boteem.tieloswarobefeialits PIM , oaittiipa ; hide trims , lisolmoitlllibe.ti .pipit -- aises:..,.., 1, .4:.1.-..1 4.! 2 •el ....I -AI L'it r7'...1 "63 1 • ' t'' libel *after II Mr. Ditkideatatteifo IWO* . toss denied , drool to d distant, whisk they ham woe 41111 ablelts God it. Mrs. Cilsralaeriliai Mau midi bee algidiod.i'abott she &arid As boon giiiwgrenty ; • s.' iiitif i i k : elvddren s o seek refuge witty benutegite 1 !r h .hr‘lppri i i :tose of *ahoy could ass pa t tsied o sse ro, Meg she was ex dto thd .!*.writiags oldie 'phases nom," instiaeg fools fusgste.nm 4%6000. eat* and *lees, with the ass )sate: of ettiu.dirvb•isle i Thi. L•dv having , . 6 00 bie itioitinii an.empirteisey olitbiervuiwidori hes ton offiesoloigind4.li.4llnroitiai :it as 4.l""Nial itouitianneliaiinyhettneelleekte prodoeim. dorm* thus' *wadi * T.,,, 4.1164 m Itauli.iril Si n ge noising gheahave. we lam lemeediotidib mom Use been felt is its march iltimido +Wotan" . II townships in OMir eitaits, midi*, • ' eossisty in Maelland, bet whether it woos /led. dipsoine drealatsms peso those. parte is to sid settlement of Kreits Creek, we are doable to ...y1 We have not. halted et 41111, , hves•lbeiog Met.. • . .. ~ Lid.. • ..., . ....:A." i FROM TIIIINIOOS4OIIrIIII.IIIIIIbe •• 1 . ' -1 en Loin...4*MS' 13. . General Addition and Major 0•1141 (Indian r o al.) arrived et this (.lace on Suiidair, g oer c%.,ito elem., 'The . latter gentleniki britight ( ken wish lolarborliputation, consisting art:biers . .:id head melt of *two hands of the blissami In . Amos—The Grundy Pawnees ? Pawnee Loupe, )intersee Redefines, O'Malley, Otto.. Itts , "ouriv, •ood Kinross, amounting in all to Vetted is t oo— Their destination is Wkshington cite: h''s o' 4 " '• ' l lllPe learn that the grid i% tribri of itithavoiti:. oe emintry en the Ilis•oori, at high tip fie reef Bend. *lichee our trade hotelier's cehied dif t tlii enteiprits of the' Fur Companies, riniain ftvindly towards the whites. The Arrears% some ei, hundred miles above, still rehire e'ciiipoeriioo to le . troullesome; which nothing' bill the drew of etii• armed &tees/ill quiet. Some beifilhy betuised • . bM But summer lietWeen the CrMatis nation and "i'llii:tiibea• of the Sinus, the Teton. end Ogelatas. llippeari, that' whilst each party was Irsier.ing the; ' ors,le pursuit of baffsdes , obey pitched their tif 'Dear each other, and as a good understanding • chid between them, some e ff orts to con ' has an , d en h cr a l cce thi ded bt t e o f b e y h trir Sinai. Ehatch the - '''olted the comp of 'the other, when the usuel etre. 414ny of smoking I'4l feasting. mingled with as. bbelibeeir of, peace on' both sides. ensued. ' This ibi l , Mehes getrtivand exchonrd mist of there arms Id the Sirsosir NO liorsts-..but whilst it,. i o t err h oo i e . ..of male and civilities was in operation. some young ; etsni t of the Sioux (*ever faithless, as ii their coommtm • Aanscter) employed themselves in Stealing the 0 4 Mahas lwsea.-'—The o'6lshai resented the out. is*". and a battle ensued. in winch they sede L driven VAC the field with the Wu britulkstWis: Tile Mott lost six or eight men.' ' ' " I ' l ' 4 ' • - ' It is *hewed that lilt the di.titti4tel 111,10 4.111* - the'fregnent petty warfare snide by one,t'llkh ripose another. &Mons 'the remote Indiana, - with * riiiteneed by the dbew of an armed hirce*on the parte 'of the • Missouri they. respectively ' inhabit; and'it Would open to our traders a rood to the richest fie relies'in "the world. - • • ;b i. - */ iniii i i to this Joe are contemplated by Oditifi. meat, *Ad 'will, no - doubt, •be speedily accemPlisti.. A l.'' Ampio - ineon. are io the hands of the military et,Cousicil Bluffs for the completion of the object, ellthout inclining env etpenie to Government atikrnd what - may be necessary for 'sustaining th vierilon at this pod, the 'expenses of which er trait' betomitig 'lighter. and the progress of die t MOO id colti.iting bread...toffs, end rearing Stock! refrain! ' the belief thin - theirdrill ' shortly be Idol li' t at goy . Intifiit poolt. . ~ - • .L- G.+ • The preeevitdrop at' the Bluffs promises a abundant tareettreeire • thee 15,000 bushels 6 certi 'will • "stbieti, - Wide' the product of forty or*, of land' troltiventd!'in potato:see; itild'the friot - wf tWeirre'or festrtree e*tensive kiteheo gardens. • •I' A grist and Mr mill, avoid to any welt of the. ' Allfritiny, fun' been Witte* at the abort post the, Old Mesmer. *Nat Will enable the troops to ma udfoetnre'their own bo‘weLeteffe. and relieve these from the fatigues : of sawing plank, kc. by hand.— (kiefrefeer., • ' ' ' ' 5 " • .ittesna • i. Orem the afifsTal AimwerirdiNaiit . ATROCIOUS . 01 . 31466i;.A Apo an eel:o4m 41. iu Osobary sit Holiday light; the 19th iostint;by' it Dery f c liale, a transient ro l ident of that town. on rim - prison of Allis. *,Oll. wir4 .01 Mr. Jonsthan• Virritok. The 4arrt*olor. of this'oefarioos deed, as iefit4fd to us. are cd_aiketil.with features of most no coospon depravity. . ft • seem) the neglo came to M W r: W.'. m* ?tilt o'clock, sod expressed .141 to rernain:therell* remsnider Or the mght. He qui told hs might suit, if he t»std ledge to Magid Ai the children. After . liini Inite,tiisse.ssith unfair- ► dcrinfinK detej —te I 4- 7 14e:1if.. - 'l ,- ai;e'stbaot. it cettpc . k. - iaireakireseed a .. l ib 1 9 iemein:thfrtlie trasiligider of thlqiiht. He ! wssield he might stet. if be could lodge iii the bed wifli .. tbe childria. Alter ' bind Oat, _time , with theSa 4 sppvehtly very ,ahtsiy.. he area'., delatilig I,e coialif oat ilea,. shpt.. sud that hy wi• dew- 1 'Mew to lie ow the'bed 'with Mr. soil Mn.H Webb. ~ ,. ~ it Oils au vale wet they . attetapted.P. Illisettsde s hato t e t i i'll u i . riagiatiep d i; ecpjaptitto,ett bf 114, OeficiPt IrgeikUiliCr4 M. Weitit wilb,oisSealload by • iStifiels leg, 'lleapproaeheil t h e i r bed; siteeria he ~ 1 1 ‘ 61 svpi4, biter wO, 140, Ftjghtene,l et tits c . I li4loaltd ; t4leeciltij vti d'A a gi a ! 9P 1 11.." Sii, W. Pptaiiic (Ow Ur hel p ; itatl'att!appiest ts siciee ; 'A . Of id g' ll _ "KW' s '. LA !f• 41 'il it igy,t ‘.4 ks l i. 8 n4 t o ip his risiets i titteptieq i .pa. #f iistrittteok her a fist Stew; rt.!! 14 ..d i .o. .. ifrei, it het by itiktiticast 4 autt p eel 41)4 iteptigi.,:es,v,;cl ; oa f pt... births, the isotistees Stacks vtifh . a desperation ri I . Atom _ goodoidoe _ Ater*. _ thaw epos glire4hilltdistOotetotipsiftomoiileveitalot eteettoeloorlt wide ...huts arn•unstrt wvi • !..r.! ~,,d .41oloauldisainio8.loolophimblesiollotoolb hboalitikt API" mwebtplera'll 4wweemt •dOistiootto Wet *or tiotortittooprollotitled. Atte., oil` kotbiostirmaleor tatorwoomtllitilialii. await his tali MAR Darold** lioperioe Coost.l4u.i, • .Tiltis.jstiho liond awn duet 46 asp! teotnatitted is this esomistAbip Itlacka)oithisorstooliolletwawa. . !..:n•. .. r - P.xron 4 Ha, .I NfR .„ , ;triArgrt•nli .1".6 saw witii="4llr7ris.alsesti ail 1.. 1.: toil bi, .b•arianiFlZlPANAiii. tori.;l si ,t • fi s e r lieri Atinmeows 9(11"" la , t g r ot: A hal/ 14 wipe 60 10"; pee, t o ", . . 411 fir* , . 11 /1 %. foundation etists"se 0 14 , igpm‘ which, been mitfoid, fit of at hetwegn 11;itmos awl Turfil. Fti444. i 14 0 .6"P0 1 % 1,166.10 11 1 , corps of 30,0 . ,V0 tprarie "WV. tot. toe roots wt 1 14P 1 4,1 1 04%0 1 41tCittsga 1 4- Tbr -li.' lettg‘froin Vienna *roles!. partll4,l4pon t'h. ineer4l.9ll-.i Tiftl ettotiwit. at VINIMI,jea *w e d t ik k i r r ,ll4 . wr,s,,jo ittertghlik 4 1 / 8 0.6 :PUPA iltup waay,eoAl littptputim Tlm triatistlinti 1 411•Atilth9111$ 4 41wilt.. 1 6 1 11.1kets the freotiers„mgsidisjwirl,isre sack ; /Wit ,tiggf nets 411 y irl own • .14e I sef 91; 1. :rt tr. A letter received trom „Roland atatescjamptAlig Rewrap troops are conewuketesi : stritlpp.sogiptrow • eoenpiorsthat they comsat Iginsil 1.19011/pll4ribe same position; they mu 4 allber otteiptscipt or tetra, gristle. (I . " It 'Armed that the Kintrioffilatotia will woke ow importune. reisnliwneation to-11th two Chambers en the *prising .0 UW4444,4,40 in the Moothof keit repainted to relate to new pokiest connexions between Horatio awl Austria. IRITISCLII, NOVEMBER 19. The iciii)on'tliffitn ' tltelleittteiiiit • give the most afflicting iletallivolf the ifiiiiterifibierd by the tem pest which feminist(' with via "keel) 'Mistime fur several &yam) the coast or the Netherlands. Some vessels have eicaped with the loss of their anchor,, ablest, mils. and cargoes ; others have been greatly damaged in the hall, and where have to tally perished. A mrseg ethers. brig ~net a halloo& ed with wheat. have foundered oillWintgOrog and Brwkinim,iinS only two men of the crew of the latter moved theMiselves; another brig sad • ktiff perished near Schievonnotkoog ; and a third brig near the island of Arnelend. tieven or eight damaged Mau* have bee, driven on the coast of !fey,. A liaidso ship of war is stranded near the Vrieache Ost ; sftl has, however, been brought to Znotkamp, bit with the loss of ull her masts. The Carthago," Captain O. Kind, hound from Porto Rem ,oterdaro, has perished en the Sellerhorn. A Ins* Imis been found cid the sand near Bosom, rounds* 1114 r• letter from this Captain, dated Ist Decemhert *Lm.ilshich it seems that he endeavoured to este trimself with his crew in the long twat, but in slam He writes, that daring nitre days th at the -MOM continued he had been 'hire times on the cogessf ,Holland without beingtable to obtain a comae; pilot, that at last on the 30th of November aft* !having lost the beat part of his sails, be arriverliii bight of Heligoland, hoping to get into the Ethos ;i 'the next day, and to procure • pilot, het that the sterns having driven him off again dorsal the night, he gave up himself and his crew for le, and that in these circemstsoces he wrote this settee, •that those persona who were interested might be informed of hia fate. Lastly, aemonts from Heli goland of the 27th November say ; that two sloops and two other vessels had succeeded in towing in a three-masted vessel which was drifting with the current and full of water ; it had Swedish colours, and was laden with timber. It is supposed to be the Providence, and that thy crew escaped on hoard anothar veurl sear Zaadeelaud, where she •firat stranded. • MAGUS, DICIMICR 18. the sitting of the Second Chamber a Message, from his Majesty was read, accomponying II project ler law containing general regulation. on the col leeting -of the duties ou " importation and exportation." !The Royal Message stale., that the tan/ of duties he shortly laid before the Chamber. Ordered to be printed for the use of the Mem. hers. and to be referred to the Sections.—(Durch Papers, Demarco- 24.) Or. Jowl—Holiday at the Bub. Ettettequer, gut ledia sad South See ileum 7'HE BRITI S ._••• .•••, • . . . LON DON, • . THURSDAY. Dsciaosst 27. teat. • An account. purporting to be derived from Han authentic source." was published in ■ Treasury Paper of yesierdity evening.. detailing some dres4. fill otrucities..which were said to have been perpe trated by the Greeks At the capture of the tofu of Tripolisti. We are told dirt the town of 'Tripp lieu being pressed by the Grecian forces. was sur rendered by the Turkish garikon upon certain con . daises. and that the capitulation was, sictuolly con cluded between the jley of Mains and Colocotaini. on the part of the besieging army,and by the Tot: ti-ab Astitirities or, the, part uf the trarrisom * * - 44 lo poriussice of the terms of this agreement, a considerable number of the 'reeks came pat of site city and were amitalily ' teceived by the Greeks. but on a sudden a " part of_ the bfsirging arpy Junk , poss.Nriou of one of the iota.. sod also of the toner, which wit tic- •• .C-- stripped •Ard, and ilk ovomoi 4 / 1 .. 1. 1 1 .4 . :1110111,111 had /415454" " 1414ietrietii‘ thirbliiilb7Writeli Vitra assails() stitiik i o! ' O 4 .rir o. far% • AssaliW.4 • "P• 4.4 r • Oa+ oinsidosiousiimbik wee mimaral • • t.. 'i • IS Pee tAnf . sitys tilt ails i llitielanogiii was rot ora l ' " ti 46 TO.. All Ilea do mew we50...1.4m0 the moisten MO ri; 'Without oleeptioi,' ' 0/1▪ I'aii death. • P " • . I. l ' ,hole ..iber 4,jouppos who perishad at Trips. aushoeued to eight illowatipi, of which osorrly thew. ma* Wets Pews. CS** ' l4 eit le * that p &Web gentleman, Mr. Clortiiil 044 1 11Isiorl i of the broiritios may. wa MAW dlilsaslww.isa *oaks blot's', ewe, stab mitewebseetti essAwo stiantrawailidelawslailfiliall'eltutelliiilla ti Mill eja ) Sias by hia Id the preparations for iq did*. 1110 MalLY! / 4 * t.raalll ritampiatratial *datum ih. 4pepiiim7 is etwitipisplatiou $ sad Wading 411 his represeoto. aileeteliesouparded, he quitted the cautio,'Mtilltieil 1.11110111 , 10 1111 c ske-seiviee ottogmber, etniceiving tiler ledri allinisient will, Ms owu honour, nor with the hoetoge. a atitcy, to iseport a cause which wee cerriei Ow la ' jiver, priatiple of , good faith and htunewity." . .di I d • It is impossible. to read of such otrocitieswkiwiel . .0 toting one's blood, rag,cipld with her* ,0.„ 4 ,1p g 'corrosive, but- .losstiliso es know ore autlioriwn " the oothentlefrom wbkir ib A iatclig ~ Milt '* 0 M' Bence is deting4o susvaset imitate, maim minute of the very babtlelty of tisk scene, in iti4fAig Wilt 'OB2 qualified, belief to the statement. It is somewhat re. markaMsy;riititrspicions, that isn'arrong a case of rertiti g niat4 ,Dint the Gieelia,:iliould appear int in a Lontisits Ministerial Pipet, the more especially as we find it instantly, *synod tibthe pur- pops for which it might haimi-beeepared. of vilifying and abu.ing all who in thieve - entry gave breathed • wish in favour of the cane of liberty in Greece. It is, however, going rather too far to deduce from whatever atracities.4"muelties the Greeks may commit, an impatatiove against all who wish success to their exertionS; as if they did not lament sincerely such atrocities, or mourn that • cause in itself so glorious as that of regene. rating a whole petiole, should loss one spark of its native brightnestg ?Au be tarnished by the foul stains of cruelty or perfidy. inalt•isr 11)11 'o' l ' HO We must readily admit diet' thipettiendi ettA lai • lmtem cannot justify the commission of such 0.0• Its we find here stated. but it is certain that if this principle could be oilimitted es en excuse. the Greeks are entitled to all it. advantages. The Turks have given them examples of the most re fined cruelties. With theta the work of murder commenced—murder in its worst form, for it was perpetrated against men innocent, with regard to their assassins, of the work of blood—in cold blood, against men unarmed.--sharing with them in the capitol of the empire in the daily courtesies of life—reposing with confidence in the security of their pacific habits, and in the protection of the Government. The slaughter of the Greeks commenced in the city of Constantinople. un der the eye of the SULTAN, sod was not sought to be prevented by him for many months, until the repeated remonstrances of the European Am. bassidots at his Court. and the threats of Baron STIOGOSOFIN compelled him reluctnntly and late to issue • Firming) commanding his subjects to discrimioste between the innocent and guilty. The streets of Adrianople, of Smyrna, and of every eoasider•ble town in his empire, gave sanguinary evidence of the basins-4y of the Turk., which respected neither sea nor age, nor innocence. and th4t nothing should be wanted to heap opp , ession and insult upon the wretched Greeks, the vene rable Patriarch of their church was ignominiously hanged and his body flung into the sea ; several of their moot respected Bishops suffered the same fate, their churches we're defiled, and many of them totally burned. At the commeucement of Abe war, while yet the insurrection of the rays*, as the Cinistiau subjects of the Porte are contemptu ously styled, was regarded by Turkish insolence as unimportant, every ('reek taken in battle was in stantly murdered, and the resolution was °sterna- tiously published that no mercy was to be shewn to the Christian rebels. No faith was kept with them. and on one *cession, when hostages were given by the Greeks into the bloods of the Turks. the hostages were put to death, without any pretence of right. though one of them bore the sacred cha racter of • Bishop. All this, we repeat. will, not justify the murder of o single unitrined ,Turk. but it will touch no so far to moderate sue iudignstion. when we read of cruelties committed by the Greeks. as to present ua from withdrawing our good wishes from those wholiave been degraded by 2 4 long and brutal ser vitude, and bestatriug our sympathies upon their b.ortuirous oppressors. if the moral nod • social qualities of the slaves and their tyrants were made tug subject of a .carefol comparison. the Wow. we cotijectuie. would .not mark a MI 0540114 tiOttly upon the side of either. .::, to t: g A iniiicipal part of the pre s ent amp sgitinst the ** . siso isa sesteme. shoe .0 missisedatirm www....„,, buni.fliehtit tiprieed of i ihigie Wit eol 11,0 4 ,,i'1t lie is 'lt i . ;_hnifievii, 'can eleirli piisety..es n lhitt 'e Wdid sot obtain possession of the town in con uflgetinen of iliii‘dpitotation ; the itiviaPitOril A I h int , ,0; been surpriSed by the Greeku.l;o4l3llPrvioo4 ' during the continuance of the nereellitieellt• e l!leilich being the case, the conqrserors pn4elsieti t i the fullest' extent those barbarous rights 1;h:11111 . 41•111 1106 of all nations assign to troops who take's' town .by surprise or storm. li.stead of looking FteYasiltOr in history to prove that all troops who twit towns IP/ surprise er storm are entitled to the free indul gence of every crime which it, ili iboiistrpose of 810,1 institutions to prevent, we liu;sklisearch in eairsthrough its dark'and blood '4 Aft: soli tiftinstanre of usilitagtcer, h iNsjang is bf llo isse-quntioue is 4.11 Immelvverideg ipso' such crimes be coMisi?ftsiteillisiti'dat IftaV noir rages in Greece, we ought 'AU ii li stiiit"sition the ~ , • . part of the soldiers of that coqattp,purer and more exalted notions of moral rectitsidifiliiii Was.* ever found in others. The peopli,havebeen brutalised to thedeork of Flig Tairks I its thire.fereMatail be 4/Phll6ol tor, *halal 41414seir Wide ifi enteown to nfora l 4 ll/11serrT 01; been cr e lly legal soCopo4o, l . lid Ai* I , • •••• -• . r oteetallihretelott betvellaPl loosed• that therialll'atte Irealls9f tioni ofbarbarians sad' agues. Rif;} v , prepare our*, selves to encounter the vices that Ileng to such characters. These Vices Mist be asUl* prominent iu a *lute 6ltethakistilfriecee at promo, where the want of a settler metalling power' foi:utrift...llllfllicoPe to the display of individual c•prices _or _plosions. The only virtue we eats expect from them in the first bursting of their chains; is vat lthich' the Romans emphatically dittingembedifirlhe name of virtisC r personsl courage. This, t 4 trperintraUy aufouportil, must he the quality,,elishailmoople in general, and the praise mustveeillfs:lis: igeo. lively. but nothing could be otoip loopiest than to suffer the crimes of individuals' soot acting under the commands of a recognised national out horiti ~,4„,olaia. the general clusracter, no. less, ieldidelo-ivbe •Wis attempt to draw occasional eitzelltiti44pe.argiasetit for withholding our sym. polies' bier on unfortunate people 'trough"; to throveit!,*Le burden of on intolerable 11,14111414;, We have received • series of New York:„Wriperx frees the 90th of November to the gd • instant. They bring intelligence up to a moment gooleis plated iu this country with peculiar irtereat..lhe opening of Congress. A New York Papelettlise 27 , h last " The first Session of the Seventeenth Congress will commence on Monday next. Several Members from the north and east are now in this city, and many others have already gone on. There will pro bably be a quorum the first day. " There are indications of a warm, and probably a cl•se election for Speaker; but we are inclined to believe that the chances are in favour of Mr. Taylor. " In several points or view, this will be a most im portant Session. A new appointment of represen tatives is to be made; our commercial policy with France and Great Britain will be re-examined and probably changed in some essential particulars ; Mr. Baldwin's Tariff will doubtless again be called up; and we hope and trust that snational bankrupt law, so lung and loudly called fur, will no longer be neglected." The following advice, from Gibraltar contain souse important information :•—• GIBRALTAR. DPCNINIEN 4. The following is the copy of au Address to the. KING from the various legitimists, both men sod H officers, including the militia as well as the rep. lays. It was trousinitted to the capital by Abe hands of the Military Chief. " ADDRESS TO THE MC. “We entreat your 31sjerty out to allow any beveeolent reluctance to . .put the sancta sad wholemait lass 01, the males in force, to give the (statics of your Majesty Rad Spain a pretest for supposing *Alia that those laws are too severe, and 'noire alteration, ur that the royal authority is too weak to execute them. Wa implore your Majesty, for 'the sake of the hiSPiutu sad security of the rest of your devoted subjects, to destroy M once the presoroptuoir• hopes of a daring, and not to be satisfied faction, which aims at the destruction of the mast sacred establishments ; and which, however weak cad ewe. temptible is its numbers, is aithd by temporary *imam. stances not to be coutrollftl, sad suppoetrd by the appareot ?Kismet of rrsoifyiog the stoat unlimited ambition. Y '• We well knew your Majesty's clemency, and the cle wary or these whom you have chosen fur your servants feel,10011111; but permit us to obtletrr, that is cares of *paw ummen treachery and defiance of the laws, peer sake, Wows, than thrown away when it is exercised. " Your Majesty has ewers to maintain the laws, earl we base imam illegiaace to your Majesty : enforce those tans you 'HMV sworn to maintain, and we will Out be backward to Kiss proofs agar allegisnee to the Irk sannwirt of oar lives. We are deoolailt to the metier of your Majesty, cad of our argot, : :Akre sr the 4uvereiga sad lather of the Spats* tis grieseigs ;Suit father of the *pa. aisb armies—aad we see OPSibited egret to preserve our ;using all obedience to the spithoriq of the present Mots tryv The tooseqsenoe say That the piste it in st siif# of io'ntptete onsrOy, which will soon be ‘4 7 durd by seoudidtrobte, Ali/Stacy form obicisags; befit sent thither frown iticuntsts. We Nor Of sevritki l ' oesces, 'there the Ning snit his MinislMpthavellftellsovit .ie effigy, end 4rar - - so tiiii pig ; 1 , tsy114.1011: " „is Castile, anal Vat derfitiiiib 0•..40... . rm. - • .... . : . . .. ~ . ...„,,00 _,..a. - . il 11) ..44 , I:1 411 1 .• ~ .. s ig - t... r 0 1•• IN. .r.. •• q &clot ~ , ,ai m A singliesisibee•in Philashisalsiveatafillitellw Art ollowttii, , iiilta• a •artlfaits'af'folidrs;•iir go, stiApp i ed for Engl.tnd, to pay for forte Affpfliol4o4B. ( Lancaster Inteiligencer. ~.,1 : : ii Vt i t Leiters bare been received from .Jamateit'Aillie , 1 1114 ul: "They ihuotince that Lori! CocHstollt tirade a desperate attack on the pots a r . c•„' • , which Irtreedeltd alto three howl! resistaisso u g h three Spanish frigates and I other ittliils. , This ;was the . taitileltl of the Royal fureir is Om, the .hole 4...Aicii max priwAe cinisidece4 as.liso 1 ,, theinatlirs Catiatelli..Xille t io4stsWK are ili'racistr- • ••• fr 1 , ..• solitsimet $. As sivlicalloWillikAPlllllTP44ll to arnar-44eisel Or Charles Rowley, Is great a eseeoy to the Trade; ey tholpt-Mootha and &muttll4l:l4 Nil frees Part 16106.01ir ISt It to the 20th intent. Tiro 4ar-A4saival is repirkiitaisk Set he liad•not at perseataa .11•1114 wf gear to spare. hot Ste fret that arrived wiU be ordsrailioe ti l es sesrvjec " Oa the 25th Jame, she Chilies assadron, eider. Lard Coebrime, osettunpootiod, brlSts•thiPs and uruerui,lollllstelet. made as attack en the port of Callao. whit* 1111111111101111Pt4 after throve boors repisiamoo, Three SPririrbfrierftharlallbf 42 g uns and the adhere of 3s, two armed twig% and Agimpall " ' " • " • ' /yeti M • large arnerrel. 4;44,14v:4y' 14 BY lbe Sybil& we learn t hen trio e bed kppesred before *ha Cow:, and that the land gorse to Cordova, to swift 'Wit Comwuwder , with • 4t f. oilea r tipc iota lame andaadde erreogteseide, eml tiplory. were wad by him to the Guirereer of Vora Cruet* epee ewe gears of dash townsid tit the troops; bet ibis was re typ e d, P rev i o usly-to the sailing of the Sphithe from Ratites* at. g o rsoovere received of be Patriogs hardy/ eylatidued pea rwasietspilere Craw, and Csatee ! . pups pups l egpogep4 . * vi s e . dors *femme the ludepeedenta.", nett e. • Ettratekof ' , tette' from Mererlk Chearrim r Cote ling; ifild.‘Cle." Agents to Lloyd's, If beta ipd Ranurate, dated 251 h instant : I, the accoaat by the semaphore, itbeste seas, rommonieated by Captain hi'Culloch, of his !IMM' ship Severn, is that Lights are shown from Dungeness Light House wills difficulty.' Referring to oar lest for slat effetts of the lightoing, se Imre to gement to owners and cam: weeders of ships boned down Channel, under the riiißealtv sad uncertainty of she light at present being diulecoirkedi or of the farther cowoenerenees of I gale of wind ha the build leg itself, that tie most vigilant look out be kept; es •urrefer misting circumstances reliance cannot he placed on 'belied: We hare sent priwieil eirrolars on hoard every .alp iptlx DOMMII, which, we bust, may prevent any actideat tfa Airs bound to the westward." We have from time to time noticed, with plea sure and applause, the conduct of several great landholders, who, sympathising with their distressed tenants, have liberally merle an abatement of their rents. We rejoice to find the clergy imitating their example, and humanely saciificing a portiou of their tithes to the public good. The following "streets from Provincial Papers received this day, add se veral worthy clergymen to the hat of the latter tine Tire Rev. Wm. Davy, Reeler of Stanfield, at kis late audit, liberally mode a reduction of 10 per cent. epee • very moderate composition fur his tithes. At kis tithe audit isa the 11th instead, the Rev. James Carlo% Rector of Thorpe next Haddiscoe, deducted 10 per test. from kis com position for tithes, sod at the manse time I ntended 14 eseb pour family iu the parish a liberal donation of coati. The Rev. C. Bader, Rector of Femora near Yarmouth, abated tee per cad.; the Rev. Joshua Smith,; Rector of Het, sat the Rev. R. Frsacis, Rector of Edgefield. 50 per (vat.; sal the Rev. John Mold, Bever of Bolster, 141 percent. at ther lute tithe eardits.—( Norwich Paper.) Fleury Ushers', Esq. of Branches Park, the proprietor of the greet and small tithes of the purists of andisee, it his audit on Thursday last made a deduction of la per acre, being more than lb per cent. The Rev. C. JedisreN Rector of Itilslestou has deducted IS per ccut. from the tithes of that perish :-(Rare Pepin) Should this liberal conduct become general among the Isity and clergy, and should Milliliters. reelmg a kiiiilred spirit, by a reduction of the public expenditure, and of the public taxes, r'kitvcshe people front the burdens which now p ees s . ntib ts tolerable weight, the country would soon orstune very different appearance Irons that *hick it I.oe , wears, and confidence would dispel the gloom with which it ii now covered. • ;intuit's' morning early doting a dreadful elle from the . W.N.W. • fine new East imitation, rail ed the East Indiarsan, THOMAS KRILL. Captsie. from Hull for London soil tne fleet Indies, alth part of her cargo, consisting of burt end stones, soil dogwood, drove from three lonelier', iota struck upon the Kettle-bottom Sited, oppugn? the town of Vermouth, when she immednuely 41 te4l. end is became a total wreck. The csew s .temete in 'lumber, fortunately saved tlwanelves .in tlietr bout. and got on board a &Lim; vessel in the Roads, losing the greater pun of these clothes- Pert of her stores ere.expected to be saved. The town bounty on wolves, panthers, beers, foxes, killed In Foniktin county. New Yotk, dot ing die year ending in October last. its the tool , . of Chataugasy. Malone, Bangor. Dickerson, Coll stelile, and Fort Covington, amount to 18.407 dui. The county also paid a bout.ty, which, atidea to the bounty 'mid by the towns. amouois to ,1.1 1 dollars. The hunters have an artificial imAts alit i the wolves still follow for miles, and kg that mil" are token. The number of wolves killed anieurited to 537, besides • large number of pauthers. lour. Sec.— ( Bur lingiou, Vi. Saltiest.) That spirit of emulation among the teu'clA.r% of Exeter, to exl.ibit at Christmas the finent.shim meat, was, nit Friday last. particularly cua.lte , - coma, and the general disp'ay exceeded any th•n4 we remember to have ecru. even in Elver, wind' may doubtlessly vie with. if' sot must" in 11 " respect, soy ether platen) this kirgdota.—(A‘frot imespirr,m44getwerhoditcmglimumo c ) pli ff Wiese,. lie assure(' dial ase display of • little timely, wlii4. is . 1 , ; to the pe . 0.1 - t ti, . , i ior •••• ii , ii i 4 vigour awl &detest, will destroy at sander iota sad raer- ()revenue% 96 l in comnsitte • • 0 . gies of your ~ernes aad ours. `a , I a , Mita oil , • iiii. - ' . ! --Imill ' • a..... • / -'" it roust ali'vs • Sa t .. ..._ , -0 ..... ( H un f o llo w mg sign•lisres of 23 superior officers sah• longer o .• ' 0 ^ • he tol we h mined the horn .en . his death ski , 0 Chrieelea ' lIM am es mworortgek wee but en ez parse accouut orribi ag on behalf of themselves sad the regiments to whit h kiln - .4l4hlesiV_T-TvAti. --Ekelc-reetintnts• -bot isr-Abftlib“. '" - iiiiiil - ---- Mr. Webb, rooted to madness by this 010411141 I.. r,llltUttitt o. . ll ll l oarrihrir 1 "Yr Otipow irfreci ire ur contradictory stotessent upon a ten by the baled Ilegorbe, lath Noveittlier, 1521." ems attempt upon the wife of his bosons. sod lOW' ____... •• • ____ . - - , rivionoksomi e r t y, A b lo opmobresehrt'n, If The Mbnihipit Body 4f the city of Murcia it host oboe iv Usesttineapla Pas Imiumliete ;AM wildpieel Aft MIAMI'S Of dis‘blitliii ilitiallivlied s ' . . ,s i Vilt34 . tirntritt_ed .j ."____ l . WI .., atTreritt! to the Goveripteat A , and part for ref!aie g , a • . la . a a ;fiaresatiiist bitessoitule)daseibteut With itself; the, divided on the present iittahr of .}fairs : part WC ff l i u bi tnb d c . n m ul ion d L imp ot a posi.dv atosin ht t e ihoo rreirit l it he , a tio nd . he bessimita foilifild7 i ! a sh v a bo tr virtt e"4": , 41444 .4. 4 41141114 ,0014t5 -144 4nr iwe .. .1 7.: 15 d icto4l l4 l 4b rht . :Frw. kdiO• 1. 7 .4 .y 0 a 1 1 ' 148),