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sssisi-ssgsictmsiwsssw csilrasiwctn, in:! "good by tsiwefvesi
sictctssmost res'peqtablc Pssroccsmnt mahgigu
:Jl sin si the cbunrysica, caffing osin ( e high
Mss m conveu: a meeting for the porpose
si he most e ec
13" into consideration :
ctss g claims of their
mbsi-enlaboringxo injure us.; to-chcck
useominercr and prosperity. Wc do not
Mine]!- The obstruttions to our com
.mct which have arizeu from her various
sidctgin council, have been Occasioned by
waimation with respect to the rest of Eu
sipssnotsrom :: mere wish 'co injure us.—
ct'Wevill agree with CornucoPia li'mt,ehc
þsever bccten and sxill is desirous of pre
ctm'iyg the cncreasc of our mnnusactuscs ;
wxhowcvcr sromssmcre enmity to! us, but
finde preservazicm of her prusus and ad
mcages; without in the least anuring our
:ommcrcc and our prosPerity. Shc has
nighed so have the prosii os manusacturing
ourraw materials. Labor here being dear
'ud lanfl' abundant; she has supposed that
icwould long he: as advantageous to us, or
me so, to direct car energies almost ako
guher m agriculture :si that it would be
more profitable to us to raiskc the materials
'and purchase the maoufactsiurcd articlcsi
sslhano manusacture for ourselves, She has
sidssm'oslcss feared th: cncrease of manusac
)turz-s here, wishes for a reciprocration of
advantages, bu: that we should be depend
lent'on her for articles, which it would be
sshctPOsicy to be able to scil cheapcr than we
{could mmusaczure.
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And Zs Cornucopia sore that the same
bbor and the same capital that are now em
ployed in manusacmres, would not yicid
more profit is employed in raising raw ma
rials? Would not the same money and
hborproducc more yards of English broad
tlaxhehan Amexican, of the same quality ?
We ask not the question from any wish to
ctsss'llfasze our home munusacturcs: but
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siweccminly have a right to douht'whether "
{Wing our attention to the mnnufacturing
'ctssn she artitles we wish to consume, '
Wald, for at least a century to come, con
duce 10 much to the aggrcgatc wealth ossi
nation as the prpsits ofexchanging our
P'Wuce for most of the articles needed.-——- ?
l_-f!'cs carry to the highest pitch of pczfic- '
bon every manusssacmre we can ; but not to :
fsifsinllest extension. We shall thus he ever
md'ssndent Of (vthelsi' nations, and be able ,
wfwct a profit by commercc ; for Other ct
sin"! idea entertained by many of our su- :
"m democrats shut England is dependent
oll"Tsosshe sale of her manusacctures and
ss Th'? raw materials, is now completely
P'Wtd erroneous. , The embargo and non
mct'course have injurcd us sar _ more than
ss'si Her revenuessiocreased during theirct
tssdsinﬄmce. She has sought elsewhere
"'th sake of her productions, and found
""her: new Channels for th': conveyance
' 'W materials ; and she esta'siziishmcnt
"she;: new resourcesgiving her the choice
Pu'ct'm', has lessencd the price of many
'f " Which we- had been in the habit of
"38 almost cxclusi'wsi-ly to her. As !ong
. "K'an—zl possesses her ﬂeet she .will find
' 9 "He world (oil salc for her manusac
f simidcs, anda fullsupplyssof raw ma-ss
sin Changes may ploduce temporary
si si Venicnees'but no: pctmanent injuries.
. Affiizcr in the last lntelligenccr, with
& ,ignatsxrc os " ComucopZasi' says that
, slang], from a spirit of nvalrysshas sor
'an thirty years been obstrusictmg our
sisssssisictce. " Tintspirit, operazing inthe
' ,, of blockadps and yestrictiuns by nor
Win'couﬄiil. has at last been ,Pssmsissl'
hmctmshl. But England has ganch no
sisisis'byuhc triumph." From which we
si {o goncludc (hat England, from pure 1
,ssge, without any bencsit to herself, has ;
Mans must sell chcaper than we can ma- &
"Nessure. isi
ans osad'vancmg the
' has ; fenow Bubjects.
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MONDAY, OCTOBER 15.
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_ A spirit of many England 50 doubt
fesszels of envy toq perhaps} but she 13 con-ct
scious that n is not inner power to impsdc
. our rapidatrides to : pitch of power, Of
i wealth and grandeur sieclipsing hers; nosic
*'hnmi'liating to her however: she will be
! proud of what she is, but will consider it
' no cause of sclf abascment that God made
not the island of Great Britain as cxtensivc
as the U. States.
Is England, as Cornucopia declares, is
' desirous os reducing America to a cyphcr ;
si if sishc now considers us, and hbpcs we shall
si continue, an insignificantnatision, those ex
' pcccations must arise principally from the
; prevalencc & mcrcasc of dcmocracy among
T us- , which secludti from authority the great
; and the good; thrusts ambitions vice and
ss imbccihty into. seals of sovereignty; gives
} distraction [or uuanimity and impoccncc sorsi
' dignicy and authority in the national legis
laturc ; and which will, after a sericl of dis
Scmions and commotions, produce a divi
sion of the union, and the establishment of
perty sovereignties, of which other nations
will reap che advantage.
mentions the arrival srom England of a ss
splendid volume commcmorativc of the ss
abolition of the slave unde, consisting of;
three distinct poems ; on.- by Montgomcry!
one by Grahame, adthor of " the Sabbazh}
and one by" sisi. Brnjcr. Whether 'sshe poets
ignorant of each Other' s intention, by chance
fell upon this subject, and afterwards con-si
cluded to publish together; or joindy a
greed to write each a poem & publish them (
in one volume, or they were first published 1
separatclyct we are not told. A previous ss
agreement to write on one subject and pub
lish together wouldbe indeed navel in the
annals of literature. Then: would be poli
cy in it, however, to a pecumary view. -——-ct
The emulating eﬀorts of three distinguish
ed poets would excite much attention ; cu
The Lords 'Commissiohers of Appeals in
Prize Causes in August last gave a decision
in one case ofappeal Which decided the sate
ossevet'al others, and which must give great
satisfaction to the friends of hummity eve
where. An American ship whh slavcs
from Asrica was condemned at Tortola in
Decemher 1807. The claimant plead that
by the laws of South Carolina he had a
right to import slaves till ]anuary, 1808,
when such importation was forbidden by a
general law of Congrcss; that, having been
detained on the csioast, and finding he could
not reach Carolina till the first osctJanuary,
he bare away to Cuba to wait orders fro at
the- owner. she Lords Cummissioners
however considered this a mere pretence,
believittg the original intention was to sell
the slaves in Cuba; and they affirmed the
judgment of the prize court in the West
ln-siisines. By this decision the staves of this
vessel and many Others were Iiherated, and
an end is now put to the slave crude every
where, as far as the laws, the decision of
courts, aml the vigilance ofarm-sisid veSSei:
and privatecrs can destroy it '. Yet such is
the a ri sacrafizmcs of man, that this crude
is, and perhaps win iong continue to be car
ried on. The Directurs of the.- Atsiricen ln—
stitution in a late report declare that the
arms: of Africa is covered With Amc'rz'cafz
Vessels under Swedish and Spanish coiom,
and the staves arc stiH carried by uttr conn
trymen to the Spanish Pvlain and Spantsh
'West lttdia Islands.
siIs, as it'is often assured, and as many
circumstances indicate, Bonapartc is in no
small degree under pctticoat government;
and is, as it has been publickly announced,
she Emprcss is in a growing condition ; it
wouid be Well for some one to put it into"
his head that she is longing for peace, This
being an attainablc object, and Bsimupartc ss
being ever ready to obey hcr wishes, such ct
happy Went may thus be produced. De
sirous as he is for an heir, no'sshing, in his
power to accomplish. would be: neglected.
riosity would be awake to decidc on thci:
'lhc New YorkL Cummcrcxal Advertlser !
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' of August, between Chriszophe & Peti-zn's
: kind and two mzirshnis (Bngge & Manne)
_ PZIILADELPHlsiA, Dct. 12.
The Elcczion has 'c:mma'sicd in the suc
cess of me F-ctclcrnl Tlssxkct in the City and
Cnunty ot Philzzdsilphxa; and the parciul
success of lhtsi Congsc-smonai district tickct.
The" su ::Ccctsslsiul undisisix tas fur Cungrcss arc ':
Astss ES MlLNO K Esq Fsidcral.
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w. ANDEKSON Ezq. Cm'
Cc;.shx1ud0m 'lzuxton was next highest osin
t'n-si'ct. return to Mr. Milnor.
SHIP ;
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siRNTERED,'
Schooner Alphag Lanphier, Norsolk-ct
Sundries: to the master.
, _ C_LEARBD, _
_ Schr. Brothers' Return, Westo'n, Bar
P badocs: by the master; _ .
, Sch r. Agnes. Matthcws, Boston : Faxon,
? Mec'calf and Co.
Ship Citizcn, Dodgc, George Town:
' Bowic and quczct
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' disseansst merits, !; the whole htcmy world
DXED, yesterday morning, after a short
illnvsz, Capt- GEORGE SLACUM, an
old and respectablc inhabitnnt osthis town.
In the character of this amiable man were
blendcd all khose virtues that discinguish
the asseccionatc husband and father, and
kind friend. His family and society have"
to regret a loss that to them is irreparablc.
His friends and acquaintance m request
ed to attend his funeral from his late dwellsi
ing to the new Episcopal burying ground;
this evening at half after three octclock.
two other (ZLU'bilﬂiS Wcte wounded. Petiun
lust about (30 men.
Eady m dept. 5 of Chrssstophe's barge:.
wrre taken oﬀ the Mole, by a equadron of
Petion's boats.
armies. Christophe commf: ced an attack
on the town early in the mmning, and con
timed the attack till 8. wnen he was totally
dsi-sezttecl by Pctiun. Chrtsmphe's force
cono-stcd (;f 2500. GOO of the former were
"Tidi- ;: 'er- W'-ctMB*Sss.-siz__ct ' — 4
The following gentlemen are elected Re
presentatives to the tWelsth Congress from
the state of Marylrmd: Messrs. Montﬀo
mery, Brown, M'Kim, Little, Kentland
Ringgold, repubiicnn, and Messrs Key,
Stewart and Goltlsborough, fcderals. The
political character of the representation will
be the same as that of the present Con
gress.-—-Nat. Int.
A due] was sought on the 25th ult.be
tween Stephen A. Hopkins, Esq. os La
Fourchc, and Philip Gr; mes, Fctsisq. at-torney
general of Orleans Territmy. On the SJ
fire ;Ir Grymes received a ball between
the right ribs. The wound is said to be
mortal.
A dttei was sought recently near Francis
ville, Wct-st lct'lsss-i-ida, between Fcsancis Trip
lett and James 'l'sisizrner, Esqrs. attomeys at
law, at Puii" Cfsi-upee. The first fire Mr.
Tz'iplsi tr received 'his nntagunists ball direct
ly thro' the hzssart, an-ssi eXpiset—l insmntiy.
James Vv'arren Oiiver, late :! mail smge
dY'lVCI' between Sctntce and Georgetown, S.
Carolina. was committed to gan} at Charles
ton, S. C. on the .291h ult. for the rubbery
of the mails. Upt-n his apprsi-hension he
consesscd the fact to the pOSt-mztstct' at Fay
etteviHe. Between 600 and 700 dollars, a
part of his plundcr, was found on him at
the time of his apprehension. He was
brought from Rsitlcigh, N. C. to Charleston
in irous.
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NEW-YORK, Oct. 9.
FROﬂ-Z HAT'I ].
: Captain Mnriner of the sch'r Syren, ar—
rived yesterday inform that a battle was
fought at Cape Nichola-Moie, on the 24-fh
of one large edition would prOvss'e that poctssa
As Mr. Jcsserson wrote a letter of con
gratulatian to Louis Bonaparte, when he
was made a King, it may be expected he
be, eager to purchaSe. The Enghdh priccsi 18
extsiravagamly hissgh five gaineas. The sssal'e
his becoming again & private individual.—
Partland Gaz.
need not be poor. We hape the A'mericah
edition about to be published m New Vork
will not be above one guiuea. Is the prosi'sics
could" go in part to the amhocs. a higher
price would not be deemed ekonbitant. ssWc
had thought the rage for quc paper and
hot press had nearly subsidcd'in England.
will write a letter of condolence to him on
siNE'WS. )
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I 'Wanted immedlatel'y,
) A master Mason, Carþenter, and Matc-si
rials for rebuilding my_\Vasirehouse, lately
destroyed'by fire, on Prmce street. Apply"
[ at my present comPting room she nekt door
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! hand and security.
Y/ze Subscril'zrs wzll Her:
; '] he dwelling hcuse and stole 1: ouse c-cc'u.
( picd by the deccasecl at the time of his death,
3 until the snst of:] nuury next , at which time
; it may le had for a longe! peliou , nom ].
A. XV. Smith, agcnt (or Mr. John Jamzcy.
All pc crsons indebted to the est sisisite OF
\Vi Ilium Kcnnear. deceuscd, a: e lequestcd
to make pay ment without delay to Vt iZlisi-m
NV and, one of the adminisuatms- ; sing n.!
those [nuing claims against the estate mill
please ptcscnt theil acccu nts to hi' m fl'gally
ploven for pa) ment; as the adminisnaxon
axe determined to 51 op their admivisitcring
account as soon as possible.
'l he sale of tue above mentioned plopctty
will commence at ten o *,clock A. M. on the
afoxesaid day, and continue from day to day
until the whole osthe nropexty is so] ],
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I longing to {aid estate.
! go- 'I he tum: ut sate (01 the dry goods
; and surniture mzl be—ctUzsisssh for all sum: 'uu
(let the doliars, and mue m-mths 'creuit [or
. all sums exceeding fite do.! sitssi—thc pu1cha
5 scx ghing bond wuh a] mmed =ccu1ity—und
3 tlctxce mouths cnedit v.. the glocctics, with
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si Has'rt'bez'ved -]zcr t/zc Vhlham U John, the
* due] [rare q/"lu'e si-Falcsiassortmcnt rsif
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"siHas removed to King Strcet, corner of St?
Assaaph Stree't, where he has ior sate & gene
ral assortment o'f
: Goods, & a few Grocenes .
""logethel with all the
Houshold assnd Kitchcn I* urniture 58}
The balance is daily expected.
HE KEEPS ON HANssD
A general assuumeui ol LORUAGLQ- , an]
tcceives oxdus tun uny debcnptsiton ol Rug
gix-g or Labcls, ofauy sxze, Which siwill de
, cxeeuted on the shouest notiee* , having un
: hand yarn ready to: l..ying at the "Rope Vv alk
ot '
? Slade 8 Grsizmssilza'z'u.
Octnher 15. coSt
The subscrihers adruinistrato'rs'os V'sntsim'jct!
LENNEAR. deccased, mllofi'et fox bade, at
5 puunc auction, on the 25th of this mouth,
at the stone house, m Kulpeppcl county,
lately occupied by the. deceuzeu , the ..to it
. oi Gcoc s on hand, Consistn-g at
A valuab/e and well selected asaorfmcnt qs
south of Mess'rs. I. and T. VowelPs, on Us
nion street.
. LOST 'ok MISLAID,
CERTIFICATE for one share of the
Little River Turnfiz'k'c Road, No. 878,
issued 3d D'ec't' _lB'()8, to William Ski'm'zcr,
and by him trensfcrred to the late Jonathan
Lianclcvill'q—_Application will be made by
John MandeVille, adisininistrator to the estate
of the said Jonathkn Mandeville, for anothu'
ccrtisicate to issue in place of the one lost.
Scptcmbcr 24. - 2aw4w
HE subscribcr begs leave respectsuﬂj
to insunm his friends: .nd the public in
gcnelal, that he intends on Month) the 14' 11
inst. to open a S( HOOL. where palents and
guardians "v. ishinsip; to [me thcix chikctxen m'
wards well in'ct'txuct'e'cl in P'eading, VS xixir-si' ,,
Alithmetic, English Gxammar and Book
Kecping, "with some of the most usesul
branches of Mathema'tics, vi'z' Geomeu),
'I nigonometly andS uncying', may haxe theii
wishes glutificd by sumning L' 1m with their
þjss Tri-mssi ojtuition are "very moderate th' _
may be k'zowrz by 'a/z/zlyz'ng to him at his dsiwbl—si
ling on Water arreet, or at the Acadrmy', sore
nwrly occupied by Mr. "Janatlzan Issoster; __
October l 3. . Sz*'
putlvuug'e.
Josshsin H . VV'est.
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Lsuscov ado SUGAR by the bo'gsh'ead'.
gctober 15 JOhn G. Laddct 1
, _ James C. Deneale.
ctOClobﬂ' 12; 3:
John A. VV. Smith,
VViHiam Ward,
Adminislmtcrs.
Oct'ohei' 15.
G R 0 0 E R ] 15 8.
ALSD, ct__"
60001bsss. heavy- siblack Pepperss
Oetoher us . __1_-..\.sw
800 b'ushels of OA'IS.
Es- REMOVAL- sssi, 35 zf
]OHN FROBERTS
JUS [" LANDED, ss
.silndsor sole by the subscriber
NlGHT SCHOOL;
61? Goods jor base.
-HARDWARL
" he [me also on hand,
Charies Sladsie