The Sun.
London, England, 1809-05-31 00:00:00

NEW-YORK, APRIL 25.

The cheering prospect of peace with Great Bri-
tain seems to have filled every heart with joy. Yes.'
terday, at sun-rise, noon, and sun-down, federal sa-
lutes were fired from the battery, and the Frigate
Constitution, lying in East River. The bells rang a
joyful peal, and in the evening there was ageneral
illumination throughout the city. •
We are told that since the adjustment of our dif-
ferences with Great Britain, General Turreau, the
French Minister at Washington, resembles a mad
bull-frog. His whiskers present a frightful appear-
ance, and he is swollen with indignation to a mon-
strous size.
APRIL eG. We heretofore (says The
Balti-
more Federal Republican) bad occasion to menace),
that,' mmediately after his late Most Democratic; .
Majesty had pledged himself, by a permanent ern*
bargo, to support the, Tyrant yrant of Europe in the war -
agaiust the universe, General Turreau, confiding in •
the constancy and faith of Mr. Jefferson, leased a.:
house for the term of three years. It is suggested •
to the discreet and economical sensations of the Itn-
perial whisker wearer, to under-lease his Imperial
lodgings, and take up his line of march to a peinf
without the limits of the United States. His Vien-
dean Excellency, in a piece published in the Mani-.
' tear, at Washington, promised to furnish the Llnited.l
States with able Generals, and a plentiful suppircit:
the munitions of war, provided war was deciftre°
against'England. The disappointed and detested im"
postor,Jefferson,was then President, end no doubt was
ready to place the country under the government 01
Buonaparre and his Generals. But it seems that Mr..:
Madison and Mr. Jefferson are not one and indivisible.
The former has heretofore sinned against princi-
ple, and has either become a convert to Federal pe-
licy, or given up his own opinions in obedience to'
the voice of the nation. 'What an uproar among-
the French emissaries has been occasioned by Mr.
Madison's pursuing the course pointed out by 0
minority in Congress ! They are completely stag'
gered, and know not what to think. Is it possible,
says one, that Mr. Madison and Secretary Smith
have proved treacherous ? The American Aristides
said there was no cause of war with Englaed,
and he was called a tory and a traitor. The neW
President has accepted the identical satistaCtion
and reparation before offered by Mr. Rose, and
rejeaed by Mr. Jefferson. He has admitted, that
there is no cause of war with England, and pledges
himself to use his best efforts to nt'gociate a treaty
with her. What better testimony can be afforded
of the patriotism and enlightened judgment of Col.
Pickering, and his faithful co.adjutors, than that the
leading men of the democratic party subscribe f°
his doctrines, and have consented to abandon the,
cause of a bloody Despot ! It is in the power. °I
Mr. Madison to rendes his fame immortal. HO. Os
given an early evidence of his deterrnination to aban:
don the mad scheme of his immediate predeon:
and to return to the good old principles of releru"
ism, which he once professed. While he con"
to pursue the track which he has taken, we wily
follow and applaud him."
As it is reported that General Turman will imnie*.
diately leave the -Untied States, we bid bimfarewelli'
and wish bins a 4ileasetit voyage.

The New-Yuri: Daily Advertiser, of this day, con'.
gains the following article

"NO EMBARGO !" "NO FRENCH PARTY !" ft psACS'
CC:OI%O,IEIMP, AND FRES TRADE." "FRUITS or FRO'
RAL VIRTVII."

• " Friends
,of Liberty, Disciples of Washington's'
Lovers of Peace, Advocates of Commerce, give your
united support to the following Federal Reptiblkalli
ticket—Fur Senator, Benjamin Blydenburgh."
Members of Assembly, the names of eleven canal'
dates are mentioned.]
" All New England is now federal : the cradle Of
the Revolution, and the nurse of the Constituti
has come back to the genuine principles of 01ons
6"
tutional liberty. ,
Virginia is becoming federal ; six or eight Fe.
'
deral Members are known with certainty to be eleB
ed. Every Mail brings intelligence of new and nn:
expeated vit:tories in the East and South. Alter
long and discouraging night of Democracy, lit
Federalism, and French'lnfluence, our 11
rizun lengto announces the coming day, noci?
shortly blaze with the full light of Federit".."
Commerce, and Liberty.
re.
" At Massachusetts's eledion, the resultof the -0(
turns from 0.6 towns (comprehending optword4,o_,
gu,o(o votei) the federal majority in favor of no
vernor Gor.E is stated to be 3724, a net fedeol ga
iu one year of b 775."

AGRICULTURE, &c.

MONTHLY REPORT roil MAY.
rn 11
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ti
• The growing Wheats 'have not shewutfy
improvement as is naturally expected frolu
genial month of May. In several parts ot
eastern district they are weak, and much discc",,l3j
ed, and in others many pis have been ptoPg,-
up,:as too thin for thechance of a protitable.prodil,:
the central counties have the best prospect, bo; iood
general appearance is far from. indicating or, fix,
crop. The Wheats experimentally sown in ra'o,
,froni the mildewed grain of last year, carry as 13_,i,"
raising an appearance as those from corn in
perteet state.—=The Barleys and. Oats are prniaimb7ii
where. they have experienced growing showers;
in Norfolk, Suffolk, and most parts of Liocolnsh'....r"
the latter sown ones stand much in need of
erateincii,;
The young Clovers, it is feared, will prove. d
in many places from the same cause'.--The.peans;
Kent, though short, continue promising; out in s
tint
veral counties they have sutf.!recl considerably •b!
fly.—The Potatoe grounds plant well univers3bYto'ro
The Grass lapds are backward,
somewhat dearer.—Thee Hop grounds aso 1.,;.
Kent 'and Sussex, have become fool, giving an
dale
favourable turn to the speculations on the
year.-- Woo) markets are dull,' and the
,p_rcroi
lower for. Spanish fleeces. The average rind of
South Down Wool from the shears is about 3s.
(t)dd
pOunds—'-Smithfield has bad large supplio gib
#tef and Mutton,'anil the vices were conswee
and Hay is therer
lower the last market day. Lamb, 111,0, Veal,
,f,riiiridA
down. Lean stock rather cheaper
;
than it wait last month, but Iforiel'are ruPc ,
being in great demand recruiting the oyaM•
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