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hereby is athorized to «use the city post
office, and the offices of the superintendent
and surveyor of the city ol Washington, to
he immediately removed irom the public
huilding,to as many fire proof looms as shall
be sufficient for the convenient deposit of
all the public papers and records of the li
nked States, belonging^«), or in the custody
of the state, war or navy department.
Sec, 3. And be it further enacted, That the
sum of twenty thousand dollars be appro
printed for the purpose expressed in this
act, out ofanv monies in the Treasury not
otherwise appropriated.
J. B. v arnum,
Speaker of the House of Representatives,
John Galiiard,
president of ihe Senate pro tern.
May 1 1310.
Approved,
JAMES MADISON.
AN ACT.
Allowing compensation to Robert Robinson.
enactedbj the Senate and House of
XJ Representatives of the United States of
in Congress Assembled, Th.tr
America,
there shall be paid out of the l'reasut y ol
the United States, out of any monies there
otherwise appropriated, the sum
in, not
of five hundred dollars to Hubert Robinson,
in foil compensation for 1rs ex'ta services
clerk to the board of the commissioners
as
at Kxskaskia?, and as interpreter and
trims
crib'.-r of the different tanging'», and as a
gent to the board, and for conveying the
report of the commissioners ta the seat of
ent of ihe United States.
go vertun
J. B. Varr.um.
Speaker of the IImv; of Representatives.
John Gaillard,
President of ihe Senate, pro term
May 1, 1310.
Approved,
.1 \MF-3 MADISON.
■Î
AN ACT
Cuiilirm'n; the decisions of the commissioners in
fa.
ot the claims ns of la-id ht tire d srict of
JT F. it emctcJ by the Sen!.- vr! House of
r I
JLJ Rjhrrsentafivr.s, if the United S'/ves o,
.
Ammen, in Congress Asse mb!. 1. That a.i
the decisions m ole by the commissioner*
appointed for the purpose of examining the
clauns cf j arson?, chiming lands tr. the
.'Jisuict of Kt-kadtta, in favour of sub
claimants as entered in the transcript ot de
cisions, bearing date
thirty first due • -f
December, eighteen hundred and nine,
winch have been transmitted by the said
commissioner-* to the Secretary of the Tret
suit according to
i.e and lire saute at e
hereby cor firmed.
J - B. Varnum,
Sneaker cf the H^a^enf Represent ativi**,
John Gulliarcl,
President cf the Senate, pr J tern.
'iiy i,
Approved,
J A M E fi MA.DISON.
îles «'.a'ion T rr
Con -
to
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of the L'.mc't Stau*,
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t the following section be
s-.i .uu'.'.efJ to ilie
legi-.lautres ot several
stairs, wii
tin reified
tile lrgislu.
a
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: oi the consititu
vat.
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n of ihe United States shall
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cd
shall without the
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Speaker of tit..* 1 [ ,a
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intelligence.
— »wcrttyyrtwvo'^ —
From a late London Faper.
PARTICULARS
Of the retirions ceremony of the marriage oj
Bonaparte.
In the chapel of the Louvre, where the ce
remony was performed, an estrade-, surmount
ed > y « canopy, was elected in front ol the al
tar. At a distance of forty feet from the altar
were placed two chair* of state, with a praying
In two
d sk for their imperial majesties,
chan lelters close to the altar were put two large
wax candles, each of them encrusting twenty
pieces of gold. A bason, containing thirty
peers of gold and the ma'liage ring, was laid
on the aliar. At the boitnm of the steps were
two cushions lor their imperial majesties, anti
at the top three- chairs for officiating Grand Al
moner and his two assistant bishops. The
cxidinals were seated at the right of the altar,
and 'he b shop* to the left. The prince grand
digni artes, Sec. were stationed, as in the c vi'.
ceremony, according to their respective de
grees of rank and precedence.
The cardinal grand almoner r.f France, his
assistant, the grand almoner of Italy, and the
body of clergy, received the itnptriai pair ot
the door of the chapel, an! prevented litem
with the censer and holy water. Their majes
ties ami the whole of the procession having ta
ken their places, the officiating grand almoner
ordered the feni Creator to be rhaunted, till
present being on their knees. At the conclu
sion of the first verse, the grand almoner pro
ceeded to the highest step of the sanctum v,
and standing with his back to the altar, pro
nounced a benediction on the thirty piects of
gold and the ring.
Ibis part of the ceremony being completed,
the grand m.is'er oi the ceremonies marie a
bow to the emperor and empress, woo taking
off their gloves, advanced to the foot of the
altar, and there taking cacti other by the right
hand, were tous addr.ss.d by the' grand al
moner. *
" vre, you declare, that you acknowledge,
and you swear I eluVe («oit, and in the face of
bis holy church, that you now take as your wife
and lawlul spouse, her imperial and royal high
ness Mudemti Maria Louisa, archduchess of
I
. Anuria, here present.
The emperor an.
yes s r," The minister continued,
swerv'd,
you promise and swear to be faithful to her
in all things, as a L.ilh!ul spouse, accord ng to
the commandment of God." The emperor
answered,
yes s r."
1 tie same lortn was gone through with re
vpect to the empress ; with this distinction on
ly, tlm in ciimphmt tit, no doubt, to her reli
I'inus cu ed, the in raster omitted an the ques
tion put to lief, the wo'd,
at knowledge,
whtc.tr lie n.ul introduced in addressing Nupo
Lon, to dctvi'.e t. e validity ol the prior c.ivil
imintage, according to the modern code ol
Trance.
1 lie minister then delivered the ring, and
ttte pieces ol gold, one by one, to the emperor,
presented Ute latter in like .manner to the
■empress. By her they were transferred to a
maid o! honor, standing behind her, who fin
tsltc'd lltii part of the scene by banding them
to an assistant of tire ccrcntoives*
The tin
peror then put the ring ou the r*g finger of
the empress's left hand, saying, " I give you
! '' s ring in token of the marnage wlvclt v.c
c otiti'i\ct ; ' ami the ntinis'er ntali ng the sign
uf lUccr,,as U T°" tbs. hand of the empres-,
J l^hhouneud them
man and wife ingyth
in
name of the father, and of the son, and ol
The parues then kneeling
the holy ghost. '
and cont.iming to hot
t e b other by the right
hand, the minister gc
vethem t ic- mtp ial bene
die.
ion, Iiv re . ..tin.
; the two ptayers, Dm.
' Arndt,mi,
ni
'■/■'rr (/lit ;un,us Done nr, (Er.
I lie .tipetiel pa t t.i.n ri'sumed th. ir
scat»
j ott th" ttii'oti«, and went through the forms of
j ki smg the g ispeb; alter wh'cli they adranced
C'.-ssion to tim abac, each heating one ol
!
It,' a ax candles tnclos ng twenty pieces olgold,
atiii d, iivi ring the same a* their olfering to the
grand almoner,
j
I ligit mass v.'23 then performed, dining
wntch ihe happy couple lock.the sacrament,
and were repeati dly peilunud with incense,
and sprinkled with holy water.
During the
firujitdare, the emperor and empress kneeled
on the cushions placed for them at the foot of
the altar, under a canopy of silver brocade,
hehl over them by the archbishop of lloltan and
tue bishop of Versai!!«-*,
1 heir majesties set off yesterday from St.
Clout! lot Cunipcigne.
PARIS, April 4.
A ertterday the T.mperor and Kmj>rcbS being
seated on liieir thrones and surrounded by tht
I line es and Priac'ni-e.s of the blood, the grand
rligmtaiies, »rd "ran ! o.Pccrs, received the hont
d teiiciutioi
ns of tin: .Senate of Fiance, the
Senat» of li.iiy, the (
mci! cf state, S:c.
President of the benate addressed their
he
majesties in ï'neir terms •..
7'» the Etnpercr,
" Sine—It is with the utmost respectful and
f
profound emotion that the senate tin* day present
themselves before your majesty,
Never h..M
they more pmveifully Icit the force and dignity
of tiuise t .roily tirs v hit h unite the monaich to
his rn*M poweiful subjeers. A Our most tendri
consid.rrations* sire—the most intimate desires oi
voit r beeit, will henceforth b
tifictl with the
:e tee
first interest of tin;
tttcn.ur.liy, and the nit,st at
Gent wish »I
ycur ;>e< pit—the «'o • -.noil of the
most powerful dynasty which has
ecu been
founded r.
ii'org«t men.
How many heart', "yen beyond tac tton-V cn
bounded «'1111 joy with
of your cmpi'c, hav
what is to constitute ymir tcluiiy; amt youi
grc.it soul bis hot been insensible to tiicir trans
ports !
with rapture tlie an
" Europe contemplates
if Austria on the
gttst daughter of the sovereign
Pioviibnce, oiIe,
glorious throne of Napoleon,
in reserving fnr you ibis illustrious spouse, lias
been pleased to manifest more mill mole, that
you have been born ford'r happiness nt nattons,
and to secure the r.pnsr of the world."
To the Empires.
" Madam —The shouts ot joy which have ev
ery where at com).allied your la jcity's steps,
that conceit o! benedictions which still echoes
from Vienna to Paris, are the faithful expression
The senate
of the sentiments of the people.
tfer It) your majesty testimonies of
t omes lo
homage, r oi 1er» ardent, not less sincere.
" The imperial crown which sparkles on your
brow, that other crow n of "tar es and virtues
which tempers and sotteos the lii"tie of the for
mer, attaches towatils you the hearts of thirty
inilli >ns of Eren« hmcn.wlto make it our joy and,
pride to salute you by the name of their sover
eign. These Ftcnthmen whom you have adopt
ed, and to whom, by the most s.<cre«l of promis
es-, you have vowed the sentiments of
tender
mother, you will fb d worthy of your kind te
"trls. Van will more ant niorethrtish this
good and tender hearted people, who always
feel an anxious wish to love those that govern
them, and to place affection and ltunur by the
side of zrj± and obedience.
These sentiments, which we ha< e the hap
piness to express to your muje-ties, arc under the
guarantee of Heaven, hkc that sacred oath cvhiili
lias forever uhtted the "real and s| lend id destinies
of Napoleon and Maria I.outsa."
fits tun jest,/ auKarrnl ihe f;rt silent in l best Wort/s :
** Senators —My «elf <rmi the Kmpim merit
tV sei.tunen. B you express towards u«, by the
I >ve we bear to our people. The prosperity ol
France is < ur fii^t wish.'*
- .m m !> . %-W Wti ate* flny^i — ■
C1NC1NNA1I, (Ohio) May 1G.
HORRID MURI) Ell
One uf the tmy aggravated species cf murder
was list week committed by a man named Phil
lips, in the county of Champaign, on the person
of his wife. Site was laying on the languishing
bed of s'cknrss where her unnatural husband
approached her, and with more than brutal fury
seized her person, and after beating Iter in the
mo-1 shocking manner, dragged her out of bed
to the door—in vain the suppliant wife implored
for mete)—her groans of anguish were Ion in
the rage ol her inhuman husband—Iter cites
were tepeuted blows, and Iter prayer for pity but
added fire to tile indignation ol her cruel deit o ,
er. At length, fatigued with the exercise occa
sioned by the infliction of his cruel toitures, be
appears to have resorted to another expedient, as
it to protract the existence of the wtie, that he
might wreak his vengeance with redoubled fur.,
by the eni rea-ing pangs of the unfortunate su!
ferer. I le seized a pail of water, and deluged
the proitiate victim, by emptying its tontti r.
ftcquemly upon her ■, then beat her with the
pail, in so shocking a manner, that a true de
c criptioo cl her situation, would almost congta!
the vital fluid of all who possess the common
feelings of sympathy—she languished a lew
■ours and expired. It is a matter of con olatit n
that t ut few such hirb. rous fiends exist in hu
man form—surtly such a tnon-ter in creation is
rately found. Philips is now confined in Ur
'.ana jail, and it is hoped he will there « ont. nue.
.nttl satisfaction is mule to the violated laws cf
his « ountry.
a-»- -
Xlje (gazette.
Wilming t on , June o. 18 U
RED LIGH MEETLVt;'.
Pursuant to public notice, a number of
the democratic republican citizens of New
Castle oounty, met at the Heel Lion tavern,
on Saturday the 2d June, inst. when, on
motion, Col. Neijf.miaii Tuto» was ap
pointed chairman, and fames Wilson, se
cretary.
The notice calling tiie meeting having
been read, it was, or. motion, resolved, that
ten delegates be nominated from Nc-w-Cas
tle county, to meet the delegates from Kent
and Sussex counties,at Dover, on 'Tuesday
the 12th inst. for the purpose of selecting
suitable candidates for governor of this
stale, ami representative to congress, to be
voted for by tne democratic republican at
the next ensiling general election.
A comm ttec was then appointed to no
minate ten delegates, who made the follow
ing report, which was read and approved
of, viz:—
For ßrand) wine hundred —Robert
r
10 r
veood.
Christiana buhdred—Col. Heheiniah Til
ton and Nicholas G. Williamson.
New Castle hundred —fumes R. R/ucA.
Mill Greek hundred —fehn Tweed.
White Clay Creek huudted
orge R.
!
Mu.sscy.
Pencndcr hundred —Oliver I[owe!!.
Red Lion —George Chirk.
St.Georges hundred
t rancis- Haitghei/.
Appo«iuu'.imink hundred —Edward Wil
■son.
On motion, resolved, That Nicholas G.
Williamson and James Wilson, hr a coin,
mittce to inform the delegates front Kent
an J Sussex « 1 the proceeding! ol iL/^
meeting.
Revived, That these proceedings Ur pul,.
Halted in lioth the Wilmington papers for
general information.
NET! EMI All TILTON,
Chaim
an.
fumes Wilson, Sev'rtj.
Awful and Extraordinary.
l>i ihe thunder storm of Wednesday morning l ast
as four teams were passing along the road at the
cast
cud of Mr. Amos Slay maker's place (leading to and
near the turnpike,) they were all at the same instant
struck with lightning. One of the teams had five hors
es, bc.onging lo Christian Winner (Chickeys:) 0 1C
whole five were killed. The three other teams had
each four horses.
i hey belonged to the following
named persons, viz. Jacob Brant, Jacob II aide man
and Jacob Baker, and each of these teams had three
horses ki led. The drivers were all on their saddle -
horses.- Three of the saddle horses were killed, and
a
he fourth escaped ; but what is most extraordinary
and Providential is the circumstance, that not one cf
the drivers appear to be injured by the lightning. o ne
is somewhat hurt by the la l of his horse.
Marvellous us this relation may appear, we car
vouch tor its authenticity in every particular. y\e
have it from undoubted authority.
The teams all appear to have been s'ruck at the
same moment. They following each other in c ose
order— Laixjstrr 'Journal.
The legislature of Maryland have incorporated 3
company for the purpose of building a bridge over
the Susquehanna at Havre de Grace, with authority to
raise 350,000 dollars.
:
The legislature of Pennsylvania hate incorporated
enmpan es for building a bridge
the Alleghany
ol
at Pittsburg, and over the Monongahela between
Washington and Brownsville.
These are great objecta, whose accomplishment will
conduce eminent'/ to the accommodation cf the
public.
I-, -in-law cf Bonaparte.
Eugene Beaubarnois, the
and his viceroy of Italy, is created prince of Verier,
with a satiable apanage of one million cf livres a
year.
Between G and TOO houses ami stores are said to be
httildin" in New York ; which upon an average wilt
cost 5000 dollars each — and altogether emplo
than 6000mechanics. The New Ciiy Halt will cost
in
500 000 dollars. Washington Hall 100,000. Several
church«] are also building
,
Ihe British ship'Albion, Kilby, from N. Bruns-.
l, a wreck, March 10,
wstk. was fallen in
l.lt at
Jong 4Ï, having been dismasted and upset, 37
lat.
as
day3 befors, but righted some days after. The survi
ving part of ihe crew (die captain and 2 others, sut
cf 13)werc in tuclt C' emaciated elate that they
get info the boar
unable, without much
.stance.
r.
belonging to ihe ves-el that first relieved them, having
been 33 days without fooi ; limy liad erected a tempo,
rar/ wood hut upon dec!:, (the vessel being full H
water) und were there found chewing the hark of a
spruce spar, which had been their principal support,
\V hat added
and hail been without tva'cr 4 or 5 days.
n
ifor
distress was that of setting 10 of their
to tk(
is
timatc su.Terers perishins I>y hunger !
Massachusetts' Législature.
cf
Tromtlie Boston Patiiot ot the lat
we
copy the following :
June t.—The repott of tie committee for
counting anil examining 'the voles fot Governor
and L'eii'enant Governor, was read and accepted
by the House and .Senate.
" Governor.
;
f)(;d 12
The whole number of votes
4540f
Necessary to make a choice
of
4t>54l
[for. Elbltdge Gctry ha.r
Mis Excellency Christopher Gore has
41078
Iy3
Scattering
Plurality for Mr. Gerry, (after
«
deducting illegal lemrns, Sec.
Ear Lieutenant Governor.
(79917
The whole number of votes
4 I()5.0
Necessity to make a choice
4(;31 i>
Il<>n. W'ni. Gtav has
A committee w as chosen from rite Senate an<î
the House to iofoitn the above gentlemen of their
election. I' i< presumed they will take the oaths
of «Türe this day. .'t 12 o'clock.
Bi idol Senator. —The It on. Nathaniel Morton,
candidate for Bristol county, was
the Ieput?I
rhos -uro fi!l op tlif varan» y in the Senate,
senate now tonsiut's of 20 RrpuhÜrans an«l
Federalists previous to the election of Mr,
I
Mo reton, the Federalists adopted a tule that the
president (Mr. Otis, a federahst) should peak
and vote on every rjnc!<tion^
SPANISH COLONIES.
Capt. Cepeno, <'t the Spanish Schnnnet
York frotn
Gen. Guesta, arrived at New
Porto Rico, confirms the account ol a re
volution having broke out in Cnrraccas «ine«
Laguira, and adds that the Spaniards wet e
so exasperated at the intelligence brought
Irom Spain, that they were inassacrcemg
the French in every direction. M° ''■s»
adds that the General ol Laguira had arn*
ved at Porto Rico.
Trciturv left 'fi e
The Secretary of the
City ot Washington on I hursday, on avts f
to his friends at Parkinson'» Eerrv.
cm a visit la
The Secretary ol State is
Baltimore and its vicinity.