The Sun.
London, England, 1808-07-27 00:00:00

AMERICAN PdPERS.

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LTEvzonE, .1 cr NE I e.—Condemned yestotdar
mining in the District Court of the United State,
'tie Ship Aligator, Schooner Juliana, for
the Embargo Law, and The Schooner Sea Floit'efi
for violating the Coasting Law.
Accounts from Halifix_state the probability that.
otir enibargo will restore more than 10,000 Eng'
list), Irish, and Scotch seamen, lately employed is
our merchantmen, to the British navy. Not a ship
arrives from a tbrcign.port without a number of het
crew reColleating.that they arc British subjects,
though, betbre the embargo took place, such ate icie4
never entered their heads.'

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PHILArELPHIA, Jura; 21.—General TORKEO
has recently had conferences' with Mr. MADDisogP
some of which Continued three hours. This would
_look as it something of unusual interest engaged
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attention of the two Governments. Voluininott!
Di:patches have been, at different times, receive°
from both France and Elton& since the adjourn
went of'Congress,' but no part of their contents 10
beeasutlered to transpire. —,(lliashington.Fedeialiso
PHILADELPHIA, JUNG 21.----Mr. GALLATIN, Se:
cretary to the Treasury, arrived in town yesterdq
from the 'Eastward, and soon after set off on hIB
way to the seat of Government, where the heads 0
other departments are already assembled. The meet'
ing of the Cabinet at the present peri,l has given rise
to various conjectures. But tor tine unexpected deleo-
- of the Osage in France, the Government would
by this tune have been in possession of answers to het
dispatches Itom.both France and England, in wifieft
case.theitassembling at Washington would be a mat:
ter of course. At present, however, it is prestunea
they are in possession of no otfieial intelligence fro
Europe which wood call for immediate deliberatioc•
They may have been convened in oroer tic) be prepay'
ed to meet advices daily expected ; iu the mean
time, the probability is, that their consultations rebte
more to domestic than foreign concerns. It is
known we are on the eve of an important eleetion,
by which the men at preSent in power are to bo
tried by the public suffrage. That these men ban"
become alarmed on this subject, is undeniable ; at'
it is equally true that the love of power will Ore
them
.to , make every' exec tion to counteract the cl;
teas which are daily resulting from a decrepit a°
infatuated policy. To retrace their devious liteP6l
they knewwould be fatal' to their influence. Sui°,
expedient then must be devised to arrest the coal
of public discontent ; au opiate must be administer,
to the wakeful vigilance of public inqUiry and gelle'
rat disquietude. These are the flatters of State'
which, withuut the aid of necromancy, we ventort/
to assert, swell the palpitating hearts of our ruler:
at this event tul moment. To these ail other obje3
are now subordinate. That our National Councll
should degenerate into au electioneering Cumruitto
" is wondrous pitiful," •
PHILADELPHIA, JUNE 20.--4 n the Washing°
Moilitur, of Tuesday, filth June, the Editor, wbf?
is said to be the special prote6ie of the Administrr
that', expresses himself in these words

" All things Considered, it would not, indeed, b.o
extraordinary, if he (General ARMSTitONG) had left
Paris; for it is certain, that the s (nee of reason 3/lif
justice cannot be heard, when rarne m !relies tirS,
the 2inth,rity of An mandate, and seine
prey at the point of the ha) onct.-
Have AlesArs. JEFFEttsoN- and MADISON discovCr-
ed, that the spirit of our (WIWI Mil 11Q ):iger bed
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concealment Of ARMSTRONG'S diSpillehrS, and
this intimation preparatory tO a garbled disclosure 01'
them I