The Sun. — London, England, 1816-01-19 00:00:00

AAIERiCAN PAPERS,. , rliis NAVY.. strroaT OF TAR SEoßii*Artv or Tut NAVY TO 'Fitz 'EN ATE, ititt.ATIVE To THE titt,,ouh.t. siNt) FEtt- F4APIENT ttictitiAStitrF*TitE NAVY. • • : The Wpm.; auce of 'a pennant - lit appeals to ire tattetiiint d" by -the ‘sik'e critic 'tsatinis :find I liste ii sariistaetion in Stating that the iritatis Of it.s gradttal increase are vont.; 'Wet: I,v 1 itititi the.:reaelt• of our itAtiona . l•reionrees, indep.ittlently of any hireig' country. j The ma terials fur bniltiytiganol 'hliips of war: ore at domaland; Stipa - I,uve been taken 'to avetitain the bet! , growth and tinatitities,,of timber for oa.val constrtictiopl ptepsratmly to contfacis slid purchase. The want` ol'a mould:loft, for the naval constructor, to lay out Ore trittulds by which t lie' timber ictu he cut And, shaped. previously 'l6 transitttrtatiott, bas defayell the coMpleii.os 111 rangymeuts fur all ad. tpiatc supply. A IMildirre . Las been 4:mete:it-al the . Na vy-yartl lit •this-eity that purpose, mid Will soon be-finillicd, when rite'. businvss will proguss. Cass.sioe foun , slaries, manufactories of sheet cop per, t , ottlai:e, canvas', and the mechanical branches, are •in a state to lurnish the several supplies which trinY•be waisted. • The commerce of the United States, increasing , with the resources and population of the comalry, *ill rewrite a commenastrate protection, which a ravy alone can affos d and t he experience derived. from. the active ,and rigorous employment of /baited nary, during the period of the late war, bas demonstrated its eflicient utility,. • ' l do, therefore, with confidence, reCommend an anassid increase of our navy, of one ship of the rate of 74 gnus ; two frigates of the first rated at 44 gnus ; and two sloops of.. war wliiell tan be built with •the surplusage Ot smaller dm, beer, and.with a. great saving in that material. • The' act to . iticreiise paSsed . ,4o l ..4 i . 1833, authorised the building of ." tour sln i g 3 / 4 „:1,t) rate not less than 74 guns ; and six frigates, to .rape 44;gtios 'each. This . act Juts been partly car tied into effect, by building three ships of 74 s gtiiis,' and three - frigates of 44 gisiss,.lll-the Athsiitic ports Of tint appropriation niider that act was applied to the buihliug uclarge ships nod frigates on La s ke 'Ontario. The conresitration of our navy,iit one or two of klle 'Orineipal•portro.of,. the IJilited States, where the depth or-water is soilicient•l:to the coavenient 'lagers, and qr4ess.,of,the larger .vesseli, will tie : eeAsari , y lead to the enlargement of the.nany.isyds at o ssic.li places, with docks for repairs, and - tile colleetion'of all important materihls for ilie ariss;s 7 *tient and equipment of the slti r erent (.13-es of • vessels, in' order to bring them into acii6. :ej Fire, to oti;ttoy eturgclicy, with the advalst39e COtu bit! ed lon't . kAiertil 'sykteat for thc gradual and pernia tent intrease,of t r im va • tiou4. objects etnittected with an inlarg t ed. naval • estaislist,nient ; such as' building docks, And elo. tending the accommodation of navy yards and til'‘- selinls of geneyal deposit,' will form the Subject of ai ittnre extensive Iteport,' to he laid before,Cou gress during the present Session. • ' .• • • WAStitNtiTON, Dtc. 13. TOE TUATY.—.We have heard, and believe, though the proceedingst hereon lia4enot been dis- , • closed, that the ,Commeroial Treaty with- Preite Britain received ,the necessary consent of the wife on Tuesday, by an elmOst, muinimOus vote: . llis ITAcellvney the Chevalier Envoy 'Extraordinary and IN . linister Plenipotentiary of his embolic Nlejesty li'erilitteild VI I . ...nearthe United Hitites, presented yestertf,y his Credentials to the l'll” , itient, and tvau reccied in thateapacity; The Chevalier, Ave understand, addressed the . Prasitititt.in the following termi:— lir. President-111re' King,' my matter4Perdi. taint VII. actuated 'by the inost sincere•wislies of )1-e:4O - dishing , the mutual' relations of alterfect iturtnutty anti generous friendship bet weeii-tiOin twit the linited Stated'; and deeply affected: with the sense of tin! evils occasioned to both. coun tries, by the intuttiption of that fair and liberal correspondence which his Catholic Majesty., front the first moment tit his exaltation to the Throne, tin ebeerfully,intended zo carry on and strengthen with this,confed.eration.. has just sent tne'tlist cre dentials I have the honour to, present .to ,yOur Excellency, by which his illajesty acctediis . A4e as roovay Fe(traordiroy and .lillnister, tentiary near this Ileprthiic., A , will 40:Y441i happy if, by foililling the orders of the King,Al, Inas:ter, doected to the said object, ,I,ofif e tiu• the crontidenee of ihni Government, and cap( egwtri bine to banish for the hitrrre every.: shinlow irf tukutalerstanding Aretween.two nations, who, .as well by their sit itatkon as by. their political and commercial - infest:oi, ought to. be purpetnally tttiii:ed: by the t.i , sot, the must sincere friendship.. oertol.4 sentintapta, and, the.stinkiration enterialn of the virtues of the, .American :people, ure new 'titles by which I ant pledged to enioloy all my %eat- to . t h u 'mutual happiness. of troth' na-- tibns t and it assisted, as_.l hope I shall be, ,by your I . ...%eellertcy!s Wisdom and 'friendly dispotti , tiou , , t cannot but anticipate the. Most happy Jstite to illy . , , ~• cONtittEsS, IN Str.ATE, DEC,2I. 0,1 the ,motion of Mr. Bohouri the Senate came tO the foito'%viog resolution Ite.solved . , That the Secretary of the, 7 4.140 . De patteent he directed ,to cottionnkicate it i t o4* Itate aq,' and if any; OhAtosteisitOt.ve •- beell tiikal itlityittg, the . ret3:3l, tiSF,Ttkin p lke ADObt. COOVelirit!l4 1:;irb..1111% in , the w4l,9lliftt6fhe Chesarake Bay, for t c . reception of' ship at war; mud. dolt ite ,iG,o . be directed to connutoticate,v..•he thej.. th e i t tlilatuAtowid betw.ee.n the .Capes of the, kaid'ilay,lttas been eNploied With a view 1 9. 1 4 1 .0, IlAjOet and the retotit or such .I.s.xamitattion. - it motion 'h t aSsubittitttd by Mr. Sanfortli "That. FO ranch of the Alesbage . of the President of the United refatizs..to tke•nteastire- c'nt • • biting . Ann:Hi:44 navigation to Ankrtiotr,tr,,ttetrnenj teferred to a Se . ket ikAtoptto• - tiun bt brie eratratter Mr. liiitbert intletits.ll a petidoil,4,4llfi i i,winti.. ~.-ern of cotton tike,c.o.l4444:l4crit: shire (Mats) praying 'that nrissureS trOLY be deft' eti to .pres'erie and entourge 'the cotton 'manufac turing estAblishmentt within the united States. On the 22d, in the &nate gr.' Dugget'stibiniC tell a resolution for in adjournment to the 2d :January, to give time tar some necessary altera-, dons in the Senate Clamber, which did not pn.: Air. hunter presented the petition e,f thc.cottott, thanuttiet:Orers of Providence atul its vicinity, f6r the prolti * Oition bf the importation of .all•cotton, goods, nankeens- excepted, tho•production of: plice.s,heyond the Cape Good Hope, aOd• tha t . . s:telo. - dutits may be laid tilt those of 'coirse tex ture'imported from other 'countries, as shall . affordo protection and relief to our awn manufactures which was referred to the Committee,of M nst4i: factures. After this the% Senate-:•adjourned .till Thursday. DUTCH STATES GENERAL. yire.hear . very little ot,.the proieedings 'of this . Legislative'body, and therefore it's 'general ten-_ . per and talents are in a greet. wasttic unknown, following discusston, however,- which we have extracted froin a Dutch ‘Paper„ wil.k shw . ' that some of. its members are . anxious greater pmblicity to their debates ':- - - SECOND CHAMBER OF THE 'STATES bENEVAL. SITTING OP THE 4TH JAN. Ar THE HAMM: " The Assembly having met, the 'Report of the Central-Section was read relative to the mode in which the minutrsolionld in.fritore- be clrktwo and whether time. delivered opinions of. the Mein hers should be inserted in them- in whole, or by way of .analysis. Report. recommended, , the ground of . the . fitb Article. ,of the Standing Ordert, - that no speech of the menthers should lie inierted in the minutes, the.eiceptiou Of leading or incidental expoiltiOns. '' 'rids report'gave rise to a warm debate : Pycke, irony Esst Nluhders, deliveted st long speech against it, •in 'which; on. the ground of Article 168 of the'Constitntional Code, enacting .the publicity of the discussions in the 2d Chtn. ber of the. States-General, be contended, tirat rhere was not sufficient publicity given to the de, liberations of the Assembly ; that the intentions of the Legislature in the above Article. could hardly have been, that .this , puhlicity,.sbtruld re 'mNain` confined to . Sollle. doter) a persons. attended in the galleries from the : Hague; or BrOssels ; end that the a r s - well us. the d•..- pitted States, by knowing ,the persatt3 who most, promirted the interiits., of the country, would -know in future how to regulate their elections tor the. States-Geny'sl. Ise replied to the Obi ctions: urged in , the c.;turunittee,fourided on the slowness which it would cause to their Mode of proceed- lug, anti of the time it would 6ost the Secrefary and theMcmbers generally; &c. remarking, that the time of the 'Members 'esinikirot he better spent 'than if, by sabritieing a part of. it, ,they •promoted the interts4 tY.I the kingdom.. . , • Mr.tiondebiet4 from naitrault, spoke in position, eiOtothiug.tioit ; the .ti)ee!iiigs of the (hamber being public, every person .who cho,e might. hear 110• report their disco :,mess, t±iut for this reason ths: nrinute.A:.of ,proce c ov i .. ought omit 'lO contniti the deliberationv, " After some further debate, the question was to the vote, and Mr. PycLe's motion we* tie ,t• tivcd by 64 cusses 23.' ..• 4 ' Alr. neypitins; from %Vest Iztinilere., baring imt tht whether the elcumes might lit lees' em! . talit 111 abstroct of the opinions of each Member' , this TR:Adult tuns negatived by a. majo fit y of 52 Cu ,35." . MAIIA.. • • AgitivED-1 Dithlin. Ding--. 4 (intte►►hiirgb, 4 Irambargii, 1 France,' I 1101Iatid, 1 Waterturd. MUCK 01 TM 11,17' 411' . . ? STOCKS . . .wri.vr. tit LticK. ~ . liniiin Bands', ii5..75 p t. .. Extbeq. MIN; 34. (3.4.1i.1it. Otanlismil 1.1 Ditto fur. raylsiont, ~ . Cud.. (yr Yet/unary, 60,14 1140 stock. 3 per Critt. Rol. S 9; f;11 3 per Cent. Ctimi: 59:60 4 per Cui lts. 7i • T. per et. linty Anti. $9ll Bunk L. 41111. ti 146th WATE4 11,T LOZ*1111)N IX; E TO-MORROW; iluf•niag, 52 minutes after 8. I EveninK, 21i alinuty.s after 9. TUR SUN. SWAIM QOI DlCtal foII,SUM AUlletTi ‘Ve . are atilt without foreigu'arrk:ahl, .and c• curt se 'without infornioou, respecthig 04, Brikisk'Subjects inearcerateti.,4l. the Ahhaye. 'titity dud they are , occiiitrd, assistil Liry A bIiTTI, nut otit uk prise ' Otit.:e 2 l-I:4 l retttei. ) ; um! tie.i.t . the Duke of It)e.4!Et.tr.u, • mitucl the proofs of their criminality to• the ollri;. tiab Mirti4ter. • We are still somewlmt.mpltned, to'l)cl4le,tllst fAvatAtrils may l)e conctalettirt 'this Country, We have in other pans .af our linpressibn given furiter 'liCC(011)tli of ::the 'dcpositiOn of the IVaier . - lon Tiophies. ,in. that ,Royal Chapel; and particulars or yesterday'. W. c .i terer witnessed any hOliday which an entirely prisits'sed the charapter Of 4, NatiOnal s nvjOicing. ware uncommonly crowded, and cverY,inhahitnnt of the' tlettopotii" trinst .thenuiversal . cheerfanest which 'prey4i l 4...wygry • cOuntenatice seemed happy, and a smart silouteta 'which fell . shout tour o'clock,. ilia damp the spirits of the moving throng, xy gs oo * . r tice thest, matters not as mere triAes, - but asimirify— ing'indications ofil!e gencral gonti'dispnfii,tfon of ti l e .peoEle as proofs of contentlogut wit 4,44. `fireieilt siatkof ;pings'; 'of iontifihietl itSc * B . • tlnm of the Goveint'ent s4ntif I;4.ltimkb ills Wh.tcti'ai . e. insepar Able !.111111/ oily;'and soine whlelt inonvent by peculiarelaises ; Of honouriibleetmL ' stancy under the primsgre:of cliemusta.nc, 0 . 14:0f thankfulness: for the 1)10 - turtles of PrOVidenie, to be turned.to iffgratittule and tvil.mindednees by the titteesing efforts .!Of .envious.: and Ina - - lignatit faction. ,AVe repeat, z that , we were tiiuch rejoiced to obsenie . these things' fully ifemonstrated,,,by the appearance tot! detheanour, a , - of the people o cf t.his;, , teat City throughout the whole of yesterday,—and demonstrated so. clear ly, that no. : Coalman observer could:for itilecr ment doubt the truth of our deduCtions - fr&tit i.he pleasing scene.. In our military triumph the immense multitude vehemently participated; the , o, vitrious places of Divine ‘VoishiP were thronged ' 1 (a still nobler spectacle) ,wits .happy.Christiarts,. rendering thanks tollie.Almighty for his mercies. to them individually, and his graciousness to then; collectively as..a nation.; the,„parks, the. st r eets, : were, as we have. stated,filled with vrow;tlcof hull 'ility=tuakers, whose orderly Cotitinctiinil remarka ble cheerfulness afforded a prOud testimony to the ... character of it population betterinfornied, wore ,enlightened, tiltjoyinge purer:Constitutional Cto- ...vernment, and superior in eveiy relation'oflifi to tiie people of any other, country on , 01; Face of the globe; and in the evviiiug, the piaci:a of intbljc resort and amusement' were literally overflowing will ViSitors - who . still . ;preserved the -iante regard to decorum, and pursued the path of pleasure without diverging into Raise, turbulence, and riot. 4,- Once more„ we say that to the Patriot Britork ;ft more delightful sight than the London of yusiq teftiay eesuld no . 6e presented. NN'e are happy to be informed that there is every prohnbility.of the fresh military operatinns it luis been found neeotittry" to undertake in . India being of very short thiration: Indeed we have, reason to expect,. that the Official advic e of the conitueneentent of- hostilities Will 'kw , accoliiimiiied with' 'the pleasing annunciatiun of tticir fiuul aptl btiecessfill Yesterday another arrival of American Papers took. place, II ' have put us iu possestiOn of Journals from various gitartersof the United States, 'and fr'om the Cunadi:til frontiers. Those frolliNcw tO , the 127th alt, contain -ttic : :lattfet intelli .gence.. • The 'proe,!cnings in" the Senate, and, in . the House of lttpreletitatives, conic down to the '4th tilt. The Secretary of..the Navy iiat,..lost no time in laying before the. Senate a..Repart, comprehending u plan for the Odtial per , tuittentitterea''se of the ?'ia y after stating that the means for tieemnolishing the object. in view 'ire completely' within the power of 'the . United, Stites, the Secretary proposes 'an an. , mud building .of ono Ahip of the rate of 74.-guns, , .l two frigates 'of the first class, rated., at 44 gird; und.two sloops ut w,lr : all •these, It is said, Cin but built, and ,lornished with every- necessatip t'tinipment, independently of any foreign coatitry. - With such . theans in their hands, iltc.:Ainericans (i., not hesitate.., hottes -"of cessfullit; disputing naval p . alnt with Great Britain, tit .• no distant period' .uf titiuc. . -The Spanish PleniPOtentiarY, the" .Chevalier''• Drs .92515, on p'resenting..his . credentials, delivered IV , • • ~.tncist flattering. and ,conciliatory adult St' to Life President. • That part of the President'S naccapse . , WO) relates to the measure of confin ing Anteria.p can navigaiion• to American seamen, has been rei.l , ' ferret' by the . 'Senate to a Committee and en (ltalie; have been i•-:;stituted its to- the best place for.. Cerullo; a harbofir. (dr wat:if) tlie. Chesa-• .peake. T!te other 'littsrneiti befoie the. Senate and Cbatubcr of. Itepresen9qiv,cs,. consi4tett. F oy in recolying etniSiUring petitions for ~nutittfaCtUreS, pttx'tic iltttl }i of the coarser kinds of cotton, goods. A , Let or signed VI ND E x has appeared in a Morn ing Kper, abuting. (that is , ..tite'mtist appiopriate sword to describeits' SMITH, far aktsing . the'. Crown -Prince Of Swz- DEN, Elaiing,:iii.connuon with Mr: GoLosswra ) • tike gorniti g Ciarinicle,.capied4l4)" . , article in. criesrion tr,o - PU,l)Nkaioll ) MC' feel desirous of . Inriing n• very few - words on fttle charge in whictrwvare-hnplicated: ViND E X tienii!s,. .:that BERNADIYETII •(1s• gyAtp(t- 54111,6.08, to ...litioNAvanTe. , --perhaps lieridoia not entirely,=but . tliY..connivaiiiW' ltiiiirettly 'indebted tO is Viwprx .aho asserts, that the Noiea..of• :the 'Swedish :nation- ft loudly and 'itnettitnonsly - declared, In lR (11eitiik.00rte . favour," in:Pi efeten‘e the-tither cantlitlatts;iksh - `9lGuirAtrus,lV,i; the Priirce of 'HOW and tha King , of ISlitajtAili. 4•t 3 ; 1 1'. . 1 lo g 44;11)404ij to olpo !ta..-.thi, fact. • That 1116 1 , . tiyce of Co t .tt*o liAd Aiiitetiitre- - paffy, eftreift.frOtu there tnitYttkilts tint . 96 'the tiirone, we 6ihni 4 t :terereit 'happen t that ifrO'. bit; dot e olii„.0-1Atn, ice are rea'dyto irs64. but we ate , A 14 1 14111 firpp to tilkiaie, that we wbulti IkBßlMf r iten . llle t S‘vcaili interests pronioted by, ni SvvivAtj 3 l,:liiingtl l .lin by a tuan.sprung from the fat=lied of revolution; .and nursed . b& the school of mist . iile . elid usll9fatiOts,. As . fOc the unbendiroute perticival attack 06 Kr.... sOppsisg_ be w 7 1 .11.4014 . as he h‘qt:, but 64 eauttot,4op observity , "tit/A: the . icettittiio - rt'o - f - ilriptiple - tonics.wiiii trim the quarter FRFR,Lts et6anates, anti that the taunt on the tht Anti . 11 . • i l; "' ►mop i ow pless, !tug it haV C 4eotl?silistett, by: tbe - Aavicate Abs. life as the ;16 - iit'of a Erencti Notary. ~ . , Bgicwrom, 'Jam. Pittkei REG •r . continues rapidly to recover - from lila. se"„ " v ataek-of the guts, .—Art express vil;oni shout half-past one o'clock on edttcsduy 4 61 0 0 n, cmtmeiticat leg to th e . t r46IR nEatti 4 T' Met Sir It Wi t s w , Capttsits .HuTctingsoN,' 3l2 Mr. BRUCI, had been arrested at Paris, for fa.' veering the escape Of LAVALETTE. ..: • The last accounts from Bombay state, that iu consequence of sudden and peremptory orders. the whole of the Company's-troops in the sdirer' lion of the Mahratta %frontier had moved on rt. nah with snob rapidity, that some of diem not-less than 200 miles in four days and 1,1 tic velocity happily succeeded in getting poisessle l i that capital, Jfist in time for the object in vitiOrr , ', ,Yo9p4ll,,althunith an ope n pl ace , 'aril altogetl"e r unfortified, is olgreat importance in the „oircumstances,•as heinr, the seat of the PE lsl k v " Yll.4ce.and Govertuitent, aud, probably, cuutala' . ,, „ in 4, his treasure. • • Last night ,a Mes§engcr was ?et:it off frOm tk -Secretary of State's office for the Runic Der 3“: meet, with dispat c he s f or t h e Z.ezitcit I(hrttsT Brigltttitt. • • .Mr. Ititoww, the King's Messenger, arriv eti 'DoWning-street, late-on MtindaYtittih(),‘Ob 411 a IStifches frotn Ttankfort sonic ituportauce At*" ?iilit3ichect id then,. 'l'llM-ratty the Duke and Duchess of Cuitt lr ' i !: ..ta - riltrettflecl Divine Service at the Chapel riSCl:Tatues's Palace., • I ".rhe Anstrian- Archdttkes arrived at Urtth a l ettnrnint.t, anti after reviewi3g evertit: thing remarkable In e.at city, and dining tt V. t ? r Linville, took their :departure for Plyiilaitti": Letters from uti Genoa state, that Admiral 14 ,. .r Ext•tou-rn ryas abot;t to proceed front that l' l2eg '. riDAtomne ttir.n hltatt 61110, A letter front Qoehv e , trupte4 .nn Arncr; o3 met., says :—" the Anwricans have Lab.eil i"":' "session of all the i,imis in the Upper Lakes, rittir; it is said intend erecting a large fort on to4;' C.:6z mplain, awl another elf the St. La hrenee;avor 1. The Sp.iniSl) in delivering his ire , •thrattials to-the Atneric)ut Pr . esident, made a 94 1 0 1 '" in -which he expressed in the strongest terms i ne ' sintere' desire of his Soreteign to re- cstabllsletb o relations of perfect. harnMiiy and gemerous filet* ship between Spain and the . United Static 1 Cientleinin Who are shrewdly suspected o ff +, received . and carefully locked up the gels ,AI, MAIMS'S letter, deprecating their interfereue t , ..tit the 'fttrailit of the Prench. Protestants, k isnitlishetr . 0 letter from an annliVtlloll6 cuistitining the following endow; pgS Hafige - :—!` Certain persona have had the 0,0.04 While they knew the calumnies that hare bee s . spread, .10 keep bark the _truth but Go D 106 11 7 eyes on those wicked_ persons."—They surely 0) ",, got WI LEE NATHAN 3;14(1 unta•Da,vlD.--tria&l.)„. A Correspondent of, , a M o r n i ng P a p er hatenbi;. gested the idea of e r e ct i ng a Pituthcon t that. of 'Rome, but with f our p ort i cos install' °( Quo, in commemoration of the Victory of !tearer,, 00; • and. as the receptacle for Abe tunittlo 4 n ti t 4 'lufitre triumphs. 'fhe design is certainly 1 1 °' itotr,eppropriate. , by Jury was, far the first.tinse • estarml" i pdat..Malta in December last. FaTaL:Doet.,l- 7 -It .is stated in letters it -4 t Cope in Good Hupe,.dated in September, (-4 ,,i in t consequence. of a EliSptIEC ilk the private trP t . „ - e 'l 1161) patrose, on her passage from Madelra, ("'"„ tbte),t),k,:, e een o Captaintlte as4r A l v w a I K of y the:o f _the vessel l a t t o t y l 4 l , s C;: vv ii and Major Ct..tsow, of the East. India Cotolls , :i f t service, in which the latter kit his life. C..°P,'l, 3 t„ IlAwxty is . brother to the Gentleman or I , name. whit cothotatols'ate 1 1,11 *"" , and 1)111 ° .. out as a passenger to one of the I n dia dencics. .• 'cite. Fotgles deposited yesterday at halt, appeared somewhat of a larger size 11 ,. / 0 those capture 4I in the.Peuinstilar war ; theY•to . richly gilt, and..bore the number of .the bet-Lino to which they ; were att ac h e d.. Th e .s ilk „appended to theta were about the size of n, lir ;i t ir s Yldf c y sfandards, and spl en didly embroiderc":) l . ) ;. ‘ Avvinsion of gold fring e , an d a number (3 ;614 ,Itstio bees, stars, &c. But the most intettis ~pas;t, of 'the ornaments- was the laurel Wreatili. op t tCh sing, in letters of gold,. th e bri g ht ipscrieek , which were once etubkmatic •of French- tit,vl,.o)'. AUSTIEIIE.ITi, &SLING, EY LAI; eNA LAND, still glitte re d i n the• richness of 'W o f did embroidery rt4tt . .the spell of .their grMY gone, and those " Names • -lit, sehich • the ° in ,. ,greze pate," butt lost their enthusiastic fa..einatiscii. and transferred to an enemy t he charm of renown. i - , o it\pgthaps is not generally known, totss- t iter iebraftstx-itranger, the Hutteutot Vein's, during o r :stoyin this country, was admitted a m ent"r , r cili 4116:‘1" tristian World, •at the Collegiste li t _ i d 41 mitelteiter, and at the sametime en terettla t ' , Iltolet state of utatrimouy. LONDON. FR 1D.14 44:1 , 11.1et1fr 19,-1316.