Virginia Argus — Richmond, Va., 1810-01-19 00:00:00, page 2

:t T.fh vr.ich would ira fact lie submis
ai i to C. Britain.
1 Jr. Ross viewed inn the same light,
n said it was a truth to'which gentle
men shut their e> es, but eff which they
as well as the people wculd be-if th^y
were now convinced, that noihing'short,
ol actual force could give protection to
commerce. Inste- d oi such a milk and*
wavr measure he wished to see a pro.
vibi >R authorising the president to fit
out '1 r whole navy of the U. S. and
*cod it to *ta,and authorising the mer
<-l an s to arm in defence of their law
ful co amerce.
Mr. Totter was decidedly opposed
to the hill ; he conceived it would pro
due: in prac ice a complete embargo!
and rondntercovus -.
Mr. Shefiey thought it the best mea
sure which, under present circumstan
c s, could be adopted, and pledged
himself at the proper time to prove
if
Mr. Fisk remarked that the com
mittee oi foreign relation's,in perform
ing its duty, had by no means present
ed t'.e adoption of any measures which
the army or navy committee might
think proper to recommend.
M‘. I.svermore repeated his idea,
expressed yesterday, that the non-in
torcourge law was not now in force as
to-Great Britain; because it had been
i gaily suspended, and could not be
teaewed without legidative sanction.
He did not blafhe the resident for
having issued the proclamation of the
'Jib Acgu.-t, ior it was certainly pro
per that the fact of the non-ratifica ion
of the arrangement should be known
to all, that they might govern thein
st.-lyes accordingly.
The cpinimttie rose at a little past
4- o’clock, without taki-.g a qu -suon on
Mr. Pickman’s rao ion, reported
progress, and obtained leave to sit a
^a.i .
Jaruary 10.
Mr V.*n Dyke p esemed a pe'ition
praying ha. New CbmIq in Delaware may
ne crcfcUd into a port of cn-ry.
Ok vnwiep of Mr Sammons,
iltvo.ved. That the c mruiuee of post.
• fiiees, and potu road’s, be inrrufckd to
• nquire in u he expediency of establish,
mg a poM end from the village of I la
>nit< n y CuekDrbnd and Bern to Sch *
Court House, 91 *1 fr. m thence 19
M'wfetu jj Cobevk'Ua'd Winchester to
Crltyers,on t.,e Su quehannah river.
Mr Van Horn prevented a’ pe iticn o(
St: diy inhubi rntstf the ci y of Wash
ingtet., praying that an art may be pass,
cd dircfctsng the Mtu&L.il for 'Uied.str.6l ol
Columbia to receive be .akr into his custu
dy the bedies of persons aken incxccu ior,
oi wri s ot oa/;iu* cd satiijucicndum issuid
on judgments tendered by u sii.gle ma
gi&riate in caseo where the judgment
hot id not exceed tweii.y dollars.— Re.
ItTieif. 1
ajAn EMC AN NAVIGATION
DULL.
On motion of Mr. Macon, the House a.
ga ii it.-olved itse f into a committee ol
the wh< le, iVir Desha in the Chatri on the
bill \ e, ucnmng commercial intercourse
with G JM.i am and hiai.ee.
1 I t motion loi su.k-ng out the 5 h sec.
ye' under coiu.ideiation—
Metsis Mc.11 g i»ery#.Strid e,and Rhea
opp-.>ed th*. ntoii.it; atid Mcsis. Liver.
1. At. ui>d J^o it r supported u. his dc-1
bate 'hr 1 e 11;ei. J
Tin question waft tvken on Mr Liver.
r.:ote*i motion and negatived, 31 only ri. !
tsrvg in the afli tnaiivc—ubout a bundled
mtmbcis p rs.nt. i
i\ir isiiiiitfiotii 4 mo ion for jvermittinp
t!ie njoriatiufi ol sju f cm uny port or
| act, wasan cno.d on tl<e suggestion ot
Mi J »>l3r, so as o confi »e il»e imports
,110010 vessel* ot the Uniifd b a cs, And
i uw a uend.d, pa-sod urnhnu: opposm.
* u..
i he bill was tlren read through by stc
lions.
Mr Macon moved to Insert In .be nee.
I on which piov ctts for the reiocu.iou c l
i.k iu\t Ly the President whenever tin
1 tibgcr ni edifclv Hiould cease to violet
t.'t Uwiul ccVnintice of the U. bta es
tiie wnicis, ‘in his opinion,” so us-to give
tie IWithm the..|.ower to judge when
t .< > «hc»l* ct£ac .o *.ck» cour lawful coni,
mcece. c
>*tr. M..n K'-rccry rpposed the ijnerikm
of .lie v. iUbi 1 he Cm td S a ts had.
enre been tricked by a manoeuvre of the
British minis iy. £* he d:d no. wish then•!
*g»ii> to be placed iii that situation fit
v/ut ld not Ayc.ii be v.idii^ i0 wi.hdraw
nu fnc«*urt6 ttU the revocation cf the de.
CHti was placed be>t.nd all doub’.. Ur
blituld f^uve preieited the n^eriioi.
on <*1 the word *• attuallj1,*’ to ilmt h
1'iL.ueiu should leave no m fwirny b.
prccl ucL ion to susju.d tl»e law tout U<
hc.lipcrtms 4i.d itiujiip ttas-.d io violin
cur rights by 4i-i; mju^t decrees
Mr Alston ttp.icd chat the vmc«idinent
would not add much io the discretion o!
the l*i esiuent i lor as the Silicon u.ita-i)
s.cod it wouldha a matter ot cpiniou wnei,
the bc4wgi.it rn« leased io violate «tn
lights., ihtic i.'.Ubl be kvnie inode oi
*>•« ti ainir.g when tin ir cl circs were so
c..sii^d ut tu cease tomuJite our neutral
r gh «. - j
Thr amendment was agreed to wirhout
a d visum. 1
3Vlr V.n DyWe proposed a provision
h r thv rcxussicncf penalties iwcuired un«/
the not .intercourse. a£\ prior to the'
iO.h June, 1809. He referred to 'lv
President** message recommending the
measure to shew the proprie y of adop.
mg it.
Mr Macon and Mr Montgomeijr ob
served that the part of th* message ofihc
President of the United States had been
referred to the commit ee of Commerce
and M<nufu£\ures, and that it would bt
improper to include such a provision in this
hiil.
Mr Newton observed that the commit
tee of Cnmmeace and Manufactures were
prepared to report on the subjeCl.
Mr Van D ku’j motion was negatived
without a division.
Afer m.king several verbal amend,
menls—
The committee rose and reported the
bill.
The House agreed now to consider the
report of he committee, 62 to 45.
Mr Livermore moved to strike out the
id 4.h, 5 h, o.h, 7th, 8 h, 9:h and 10.h
sections, leaving only so much of the bill
as p ovldes for the repeal of the non in.
teict.U'se and the exclusion of foreig i
pohl.c armed vessels from our waie.s.
D ubts a ihing wiie.her the motion was
now m order—
Mr M Inor moved to postpone the fur.
ther consideration of the bill till F; relay, a-j
he wished to have an opportut.i y tally tc
-X imi e the bill and compare i.s several
provisions.
Messrs. Quincey, Livermore and Pit
kin supported the mjtion on the same
giound >.
A id on the question, the further con.
sidtration of the bill was postponed til!
F: iday. 72 vu mg in the affirmative.
The Ho ise resumed the report of the
committee of the whcle on the report ol
the committee of eleCl.ons on the con ea
red election of J.,na Iran Jennings.
B io c .he House came in a decision or
it, a motion was made to adjourn and car
I A message was received from the Pre
sident of th. U. S. enclosing the ieporl
of iht Di;cC\or ot the mint.
'Hi following report. accompanied the
Mestag-:—
Mi NT OF THK u. S. Jan. 1, 1810
Six,
1 have the honor of laying before you
a report of ihe operations ol me Mint lOi
the last ysar.
From die Treasurer’s statement here
"* b transmitted, it will appear duiing
this period mere have been i.su^d f.om
the Mmt, ol gold coin?,, in half eagles,
33,875 piec.s, amounting to 165,375 dol
e's; ot bilver coins, in half dollars, and
dunes, 1,450,520 pieces, amounting to
767,376 dollars; and ot copper coins, in
cems and half cents, 1,377,439 p.tces
amounting to 8,001 dollars 53 cents—
making in the whule two millions e.ghi
nund.ed and sixty one thousand eight
hundred and thirty- four pieces of coin,
amounting to eight hundred and eigh y.
four thousand seven bandied and rtuy
two dollars fifty three cents.
The supply of bullion is still abundant j
nor is there any apprehension ol a doti.
cicnty.
I have the honor to be, 8cc.
R. PAl'lLKoON.
James Madison,
J'rmidcru oj the U. States.
Thursday, Jan. 11.
Mr. J. G» Jackson this day appeared in
he Huu e.
PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
Mr Lewis made the following report :
“ f no Committee to whom was referred
the m s&uge of ihe President cl the U. S.
communicating a icjKirt of the Sarveyot
of Public buildings, ieporl that they haVw
caicl'u.iy examined and maturely cotisi.
eitd me p.o,ii(ctyol con.mu.ng the ini
provemtnu, a-, rccomme , d in the re.,
pou ol tlie but vcyor ot .lie public build
ing nut! are of o|>inion that wha.eVei may
be the propriety of progressing with the
public buildings, ci.her as it tega.ds the
•.-tctiun of new buddings or ol ahenng
i* ahead/ eteoted t it is noi oeemeo
pmde.it ai this time, when a rtiort to
K.&H may be necessary for tbe suppoit ol
..ovcu intiii thv. any improvements what
ever fcnou.d be rnaqe, which can be, with
any soil t.l pmpiic.y, dr pt-iised with.
1 hey therefore lake the hbeity oi recoin
meriting that th- expend..urcs for the
publx buildings at tins time be its.ridltd
.** the tfbjtdl* spicifcd in tlie b li which
the comtmuee ubk leave to repm,/'
Accompanying the icpoit was a bill
making tuiiliei appiop. ration, fjr corn
pleWi.g the copitol «na .or u lie. purpose.
1.The Udi is blank as to the sums to be
appropriated J it whs iw;ce read anu
commiutu to a connuiiitu of the whole.
Mr Fianklili ob allied leave oi absence
for t*.»o weeks.
DETACHMENT OF MILITIA.
Mr '1 atlmadye, from the committee to
whom whs referred that pr*rc of 'he late
messHge of the President of the U Sacr
rtfating to • he mili-ia of the U. S. reported
a bill Hdthonsing a detachment of ihe mi
Ltia i f he U. S, The b-il wns twice read
and lefcrrcd to a committee oi the
whole.
An unfavorable report was-made by *hi
coir*inhl«.« of claims on the peiMi.n r.f
Janw MCmcken ; which was concurred
in by the Hou;«i Ayes 79.
Mr Johnson, from the conimitiee of
Clanni a!::o r. potted a bill for the relief ol
ft r arrl l ey) ir j - which was tv/ice read
d.tl qou»nuuc-U
Mr J >hnson from tl e c mmittee rf
Claims, to whom was rcfe* '*<1 the pri'ioi*
of fcj za Hamilton, widow of General Alex
an0er Hamil on, made a repot t conclud n
trial a resolotion tb it thf prayer of th
petitioner ough not to be "rao.cd, be -pu^e
biried by the % a ute of l.mi at’otn.— Re
ferred to a committee of the wh ,le.
CONTESTED ELECTION.
The House resumed the consideration of
the report of the committee of the whole
on the report of the committee of Elections
on the contested election of Jonathan Jen,
nings.
[the ground on which the committee of
Elections have reported against the right
of Mr Jennings to his seat, is, that the pro*
ciamatiou of me Governor directing ihe e„
lection of a delag*'e was illegal, haviag
aeen predicated on a liberal construction
of the laws of Centres*, taking their pro.,
battle Intention mm view, instead following
the letter of the law. The committee did
not alledge the irregularities attending the
election when held, resting their icport on
the illegality of the proclamation of the
Governor under which me election w<*&
held.}
1 he debate turned principally on the
construction of the laws for div.ding the
territory of Indiana, and lor the extension
of the right o> sufift-.ige.
A motion was made to recommit the
report,
But before it was decided, the House ad.
Joume'd.
Friday, Jam 12.
Mr. Sheffey observed that at the las
session a committee had been appoint'
ed to enquire into the expenditures o
public money for the eight years pre'
e. ding^ by whjra several reports It at
been, made i but that committee no
having concluded the business com'
mined to them^ and the gentleman a
the head of the cummitttee (Mr Kan.
dolph) not yet having taken his seat
he thought it his duty to offer tht
following resolution ;
Resolved^ That a committee be ap
pointed to enquire and report so iai
as toe same has not already been done
whether monies drawn Iro n the Trea
sury, between the 3J day of March
1801j and the fourth day of March
1809^ have been faithfully applied tc
the objects for wlncn tljey nave beer
apptopnated^ & whethei the same have
. been regularly accounted for.
Tile resolution was adopted without
opposition, and a committee appointed
accordingly.
Air. Goodwin obtained leave of ab
sence for two weeks.
CON TESTED ELECTION.
1 he House resumed the consider
lion of the unfinished busiuca* cm me
report of the committee ol Election!
on the contested Election of jouatnar
Jenui.igs.
1 he following is the resolution re
ported by the committee j
Resolved, That the election helt
tor a delegate to Congress for the Indi
ana Territory, on t m 22d of May
1309^ being -without authority of law
is voi-1^ and consequently tne scat o.
Jonathan Jennings as a delegate foi
that territory hereby declared vacant
A motion was made to strike ou
the words in Italic ; which was nega
tived, 51 to 45.
This subject was diffusely debated
on this day as well as yesterday j Ik the
question was decided by Yeas & Nuy*
aoout three o’clock to day.
The House refused to concur in the
report o the committee of elections
For concurrence 30
Against it 83
majority against it 53
A irnnion was made by Mr. W. Al
ston^ to re-commit the report to the
committee of elections.—Negatived,
only 30 members rising in the ufhrma
tive.
Mr. Livermore moved the following
resolution :
4 Kes^lved^ That Jonathan Jennings^
returned as a delegate from Indiana
Territory^ is entitled to his seat in this
House.*
Butj after debatej Mr. Livermore
withdrew the motion.
BRITISH, FRENCH, AND DANISH
captures, sec.
The following messages were re
ceived from the President of the Unir
t<d Stales by Mr. Grraham*
To the House of Representatives of the
U. States,
I communicate to the Home of Repre.
*c tatrvei the Report of the Secretary of
State on the subject of their resolution of
tne 6Ui December lust,
JAMES MADISON.
January 12, 1810.
The Secretary of State respectfully re.
ports to the President of the United States,
agreeably to a resolution of the House of
Representatives of rhe6th December, 1809,
that the enclosed papers, from A to Econ.
tain, in substance, the information which has
been received at this office respecting
seizures, captures and condemnations of
/inp.s and merchandize of the citizens of
^he U. states, under the authority of the
jfovernmeot of Denmark,
A. A memorial of sundry Americans
at ChriUianiand to the i’rcsident of the U.
Stated
i B. Translation of an eJcinnt of a letter
J Yoon Peter Isanc« m lately appointed Con-|
I *ul of the United States at Christi insand, j
to the Pre* dent of the United Statet, d i
ted August 1*1, 1809.
C. L st ot vessels which have been
nrried .n;o the ports of Denmark and Nor
w ijr, receiwd from Mr Siaby t, Consul of
the Unned S ates, at Copenhagen.
I). Extract of a letter of Mr Sisbyc,
to *urt Secretary of 'State, dated August 1.
1809.
E. Resolutions and memorial of tner*
chants of Philadelphia.
The Secretary of State reports to the
Pre* dent that information hi* been re
ceived at this office, within the period em
braced by the r s'* utio i referred to, of
the capture of American vessel* by those
of Great Britain, under various pretext*,
viz. for dealing by bdls of ex'hange in an
enemy’s country lor colonial produce, vio
lating the British orders in council of Jan
uary aod November, 1807, for infringing
tne block.men of Martinique, tor being en
gaged in the Veru Cruz and Colonial car
rying trade ; and of the se.zure of some
American Vessels at Curracoa, at Ceylon
and in China, for reasons not distinctly
stated. It is lobe observed,however, that
the paper* in th*s offics afford but a very
imperfect account ot the British c-iptnruv
of A.nericm property ; and it is lor tms
reason that a detail is not attempted in this
report—more particularly as no official ac
counts have been received on which to
. ground one.
T.e Secretary begs leave likewise to
state to the President that within the peri
od embraced by the resolution property to
■ * considerable amount, belonging to cut
■ zens ot the Uuitvu States, h*s been-cip.
f <uted and seized by tike French, for viola
tions of the Berlin and Milan lieciees and
under other pretexts ; that in some Install,
ces the merchant vessels of the U. States
■ have been burnt at sea by French craizers
. and, in othei Sj the indemnity of the vessels
t a ‘d properly has beta purenased by the
means of bdls of exchange drawn by the
captains cf the A.tier can vessels upon
,--, j 17 «•>>«;
[Captors. 1 tie accompanying s a ement o:
j American vessels condemned by the »m
I periitl couifcil of prize.-, at Paris, front
the 18th of December 1806 to tne 26.a
I M-if| 1809, received from Mr; Warden,
| acting as Consul of the U. States at Paris.,
j more particularly explains tne grounds o"
j Ficnca captures.
It is to be observed, however, ns to mu
> ny °t these acts, tha. they can no other
wise be considered as having been dons
1 under the au hoi ity of those governments
than that tne vessels comm mug them
were under ’heir fags
Respect ully submitted,
R. SMITH.
Department of o*ate )
• Jan. 12, 1810 3
7o the Hjuae of iiepres^ntativea of tie
(JniU d o;a. et.
I commu 1 lu-c .0 the House of Repre.
sentativthe rc-pnrt ot t Secretary oi
1 State on the subject oi their resolution 01
the 3d mat. . -
JAMES MADISON.
J .nuc*y 12, 1810.
Tne Secretary o, State has the honor tt
, report to tile President in coufot imtyto tl:t
resolution ot tne il-.use of Kepresenta iv_s
of the 3d in.>:. nm no uuortnation nas bcei
■ ' received at the Dep rttncni of Stu e »<la.
■ (live to the oioc^ade or the pons of tin
H.rliic by France, an a ot me exclusion 0
jn- u rat vesse.s by Russia, S.veuc.,, ami
Denmark. As it is presumed howtvu
that the enclosed papers, tne first a trails,
lution ot an ** Uiase”oi me Russian gcv.
eminent, dated on the 14 h of May, l«iU9
and tlic second a translation furnished tc
this department cn the 10th of January
last, by the Charge ties Afi..ires of Den.
matk, of such parts of the instruction
; given to the privateers oi that country or
) the 14th heptemper, 1SU7, as were suppo
! sed to oe most intereating to neutrals, aift
j niay have some connection with the objeci
ot tne resolution, they are lesptctluiiv
submitted,
I R. SMITH.
Department of State, ?
Jan. ll'.li, 1810. 3
These mtssages, with the documents ac
companying the same, were ordered to be
printed.
On motion of Mr. Fppes, a committee
was appointed to enquire wnnt regulations
were necessary to expedite the pr ntiiijj
ordered by the House of Representatives
AMERICAN NAVIGATION RILL.
Mr. M icon gave notice mat on Monday
he should call for the consideration of the
report ol the committee of me whole on
the bill concern.ng commercial intercom a;
with Great Br.iain and France—and lor
other purposes.
.And the House adjourned till Monday
next.
IN SENATE.
A *
January 10.
The hill >o continue for a fuither time
the du y colled die M ditcrrancan fond
was read a third time and paired.
Mr Giles from the committee to whom
was referred on the 3d iost. die message
of the President ol the United States, re
p >rted m pa t a biH authorising the fitting
Out, officering and manning ihe frigates
belonging to the United Stn en, which wj3
• end at d pasted to a third reading.
Mr Metgg rrported n bill for the relief
»f Daniel Boone, which was i cad and past,
ed to a second reading.
January 11.
Tbh bill for the relief of Daniel Boone
was read a second time, and, on motion
hf Mr Bradley recommitted for a state,
m-nt of facts on the case.
.^Ordered, that Messrs. Meigs, Anderson,
and Pope be ihe coni ml tee.
The bdl authorisinglh« fi ting ou', ofli.
•cering nod minning the ffgate* belonging
to the U S. wa» read a second tun. and
ordered to a third reading.
Mr IlrfHJ.y gave n dice ’hit to m irrow
lie should a: k iftuvC to bVirg 'in a bill to
augmpt the compensation of flit j»j !ges
of.ihe Circu;. Court of Columbia.
•
M? M p'e-cnlcd s of iln*
(.cgid iimc ol the s :» e. oi O.iiOi rvVuucl.
mg their repres-mativ.s In Corgr.as ic»
use their endeavors to n«o~.»i e an ex cn -
sion of the payment lor pubi'c land; in
certain cases* Af:er which ha laid on
the table the folio vinj* rebuilt ii»*> j
Resolved,.Tnat a rommitie^hc appoint*
ed in e q lire into * h— expediency of ex
tending by ia-v ths times of payment for
public land j in certain cases.
January 12.
Mr. Campbell from the state of O
hio and Mr. Chn upliu Iron* Rh,U;
Island appeared un i took their seats.
Mr. Meigs' motidn l.ti l on rh; ta>
hie yesterday -was a jr**ed to & Messrs. •
Mcigs^ Gregg, and F-Aakdin appoint
ed a committee in pursuance thereof,j
to whom was referred the resolution
of the Legislature of Ohio in relation
to the extension of payment lor Public
Lnnds.
The hill to incorporate a comp.my
for making certain turnpike road* i t
the pis:rict of Columbi t was further
considered^ an ^ on motion of Mr.
Anderson^ postponed till Tueaday
next. 3
Mr. Bradley ng-eeabty to no'ice
introduced a bill to augment the com
pensation of the Judges of the Circuit
Court of the District of Columbia
na'1 and passed to a second reading.
Mr. Meigs reported tKe bill for the
relief ol Daniel Boone without amend
ment.
LATEST FOREIGN INTELLI
GENCE.
I hiladklpuia, Jan. 10.
Arrived yesterday morning, sh.p Min^
?2U*h- cap„ PeHorinuj, from Liver*
pool, 42 days. Passengers—.Messrs J 11
C'aies J. Saii h, E Lew.s, J Has i0g£
J Hughes, capt. lleynords, capt. Frailey^
J Massey, 11 Liwrtnce, I. Goodwin J
1 u<;ker and lady. - *
By ‘he sh p Minerva Smith, we bive
received London papers to the 24 h of Nov.
being 6 days the latest—from waich we
make the tallow a;; ex raQt,. The pap-rs
do not mention the arrival of Kr,k »e
Nothing appears in the English papers'
relative to American nfftits. The Miner
Phikney1 **** ‘ilSi>4lcUt:s °" b**Td from Air
Phil. Ga*..
IT*
London, Nov. 21.
We continue to-day our extracts from
,the French pipers. The Monueurpie*
serves a suileu silence upon most of the
e,cf lhat P^i.ag or. iho Continent ,
confining itself to the governmental decrees
relative to the interior police, and to the
*e‘eB Hiui amusemeixs of Fonts nuleaa — If
Bonapar e be capable of taking the vie*,
roos exe.cisi he is stated tube in the dai*
ty hao.t of uk ng, all me accounts respect- *
ng his lud.spos-Uoo man b* unfounded
lucre is I.Otumg certainly in his acts that
ueirsys either imbecility of mind or weak*
ness of body. The spoculiciqu tnu w 4S
founded up.-.n the circumstance of ais not
g.n.ig to Paris, fad.a a way ueio. e tti * as
seri on m t’neat p .pers hi ne is to
residence the.e on the 16:n. Foamirm^K
However, Will previously see w.lam i*s
w.tlU a strange m x.ure of sovr^nt.
i here will be Bon iparte and most oi^tne
- members of Ms fun >y-=a.he kings of Sx
° y *nd Bivurin—me piincess of Stxw.v
and the k ng and queen of Wcstpli il a
kmg nod qaee., o, Naples, the veeroy of
' *mly, and ills w.fe the princess of d iv .n,t
thr; qu.*en of II .Hand, the prince ot Baden*
and other princes of minor note.
The p.acs w.ih Franc *, v, can easily
see by an article from V.eima, is not pen.
erally popular in the Austrian capitol —i
The terms of it, however, nr.t tx.cu
as speed ly as passible - Great p*rc of .he
French army is, to remain in Germany,
and the head quarters are to be at Passuu
—The arrangement stipulated in the trea
ty of peace, or growing out o. it, are de
vdoping themselves daily.=-It was not to
ll<» stmitAQPd Priia*:^ __I_•
* ' . -•'-Aiuucu
*»i would be permitted to remain in statu
quo 5 she is to cede Memcl to Russia, >n
exchange hs it is said top something else
wh ch we ;nsy be sure will ueof )e*s per
haps no vulue. VVe remark that the pay.
ments to France have been for some t.iue
suspended. One of th® Rhenish princes
who has displayed the greates: aitac.i
ment 10 France, is to be rewarded wi a
p irt of Hanover—Is this the grand duk- of
Wurtsourgh,* or ihe k ng of Wirteinberg i
most probsb'y the latter. B -nap,me woTi i
feel gra;ifi;d by mak ng the husband of\h ;
king of Iingland’s dautner accept part of
tiie hereditary dominions of her farther.
After he has opened the senate on the
first of next month, and -exhibited and
danced his pupp-tsof kings before die eyei
of the gaping ,* risians, he will set out
for ftpum, where preparations have nlrea.
dy been made tor h>» ncepuOn?s“ If yua
don’t I ke my brother, you shad hare
me, he said once in his rage to the
Spani.mls*s9“ if you are dissatisfied wij» n,e
log you sh*11 h*ve ths stork tVe snail
not be surprised to see h m pash J >sr ,h
from his and declare himself kiri<'..f
Spain. Hi can tas ly find * kingdom u.r
ins brother elsewhere —perhaps i„e k nr,
dotn of ihyra, 14
Sw.uerl me], we infer, is to he made to
I »®*l hi* yoke—he has expressed Ins dis
pleasure at the conduct nf*r>m* of the In.
habitants ot that country to wards the Ty
m.esse, and he has demanded prompt a id
nmpie satisfaction—thisdutpp’asar*and ilie
sternness of the de u wd accoftip .eying it,
are gloomy omen* for Switz#rlm.h but it
ws* not to oe sa;*p *s»d lie wmidli .ve
tint country ev n tft« shadow of indene.i-.
dene?*
Two events are annonnccl in those
French jvt<r»rs, which wi should l>» gl *.{
to find incorrectly anna ricel. Tne cap..
tnre of InsprnCk *>7 the Havtritns, asd the
{lel?at of general Bloke by Sachet* f u?