The Sun.
London, England, 1841-10-16 00:00:00

TAB FUNDS.

The intelligence received by the packet ship Sheridan,
from New York, the details of which are published in
another part of this paper, is considered in the City to
be of an unfavourable nature ; and Consols, which
closed last night at 88k for Money, opened this morning
at 87i 88 ; and 88+ s for the Account ; Exehequer Bills
are steady at Ils. 13s. prem.
In the Foreign Market no alteration has taken place.
Spanish Active Stock, is now quoted at 20i ; Deferred,
9i 1011 ; Passive, 47,- ; Portuguese Five per Cents.,
29 30 ; ditto, Threes, 18i.
The Quarterly Average of the Weekly Liabilities and
Assets of the Bank of England, compared with the last
statement, shows an increase in the circulation of
111,000/., a decrease in the deposits of 523,0001., in
securities of 139,000/., and in bullion of 262,0001.
The Continental Exchanges were much firmer again
yesterday, and bills upon Paris and Amsterdam were
much higher.
Consols have since further declined to 88 for the Ac-
count.

PRICES OF SHARES THIS DAY AT ONE.
ItAILWAYS. Paid. Per Share.
London and Brighton

COURSE OF EXCHANGE—(YESTERDAY.)
Amsterdam CF. 12 7if Gibraltar . ..
Ditto, at sight
Rotterdam ...2 U. 12 8 Genoa , 25 90
p _ Antwerp 12 7 Milan _ n

BambuiTh M.B. 13 14 'Venice

Altona -
Paris, 3 days' sight ... 25 60 Palermo, per oz 1184
Ditto, 3 months.., ...... 25 85 Lisbon
Marseilles
Bourdeaux 25 90 Rio Janeiro 27
Frankfort on Maine... 150 Bahia
Petersburgh, 3Us ... 371 Buenos Ayres
Berlin ..... ... ............ 7 New York, 21 days sight Obi

Vienna, effec. ft. 3M. 955 Philadelphia 46
Trieste, ditto
Madrid

Cadiz 36i Foreidn Gold, bars,..3 17 9
Bilboa

Barcelona

Seville

HALF-PAST ONE.

The English Stock Market continues flat and heavy.
The following are the fluctuations during the morning :
Consols for Money, 88 87* ; and for Account 88k
87* 88* 88 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 864 4 ;
Three-and-a-Half ditto, 96i 4 96 ; Bank Stock, is now
quoted at'l64 ; India do., 244; do. Bonds, 2s. prem. to
par; Exchequer Bills, 1 ls. 13s. prem.
There has been a fair business doing in the Foreign
Securities, but no material alteration has taken place.
Spanish Active Stock has been down to 19i, but are now
20* ; Deferred, 94 ; Portuguese Five per Cents., 294 ;
Ditto Threes, 18 ; Brazilian Bonds,. 524 534 ; Mexican,
24:1-; Colombian, 194; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents.
50; ; Five per, Cents. 981,
There has been but One transaction done in the Share
Market, and that has been in London and Brighton, the
Shares of which have receedcd to 38-1 4.
QUARTER TO TWO.
Consols, money,
.874 ; in November, 884 ; Spanish,
20*4.
BOth markets are flat.
No intelligence of the Caledonia steam-ship.
QUARTER TO THREE.

TWO O'CLOCK.

Now the intelligence has been received respecting
the seizure of an American subject, and the high pitch
of exasperation to which public feeling has risen
on both the British and United States side
of the frontier in relation to M'Leod's trial, many
parties here incline to the opinion, that the Great 'West-
ern steamer brought over despatches the other day from
Mr. Fox, in which these matters were represented in a
strong light, and that some intimation of it having trans
pired in influential quarters, this was the occasion of the
panic in the Funds.
The Produce Markets have been good this week for
Colonial articles, but not very cheering for other staples.

APPROACH OF WINTER.-011 Monday last
Mr. Joseph Furmage, gamekeeper to Colonel Carly on,
shot a fine woodcock on the manor of Tregrehan ; ant
on Wednesday last another of these brumal visitants
was shot in the vicinity of Idless, and presented to C.
W. Turner, Esq.—West Briton.

THE MARKETS—THIS DAY.
NEWGATE AND LEADENIIALL.
The supply of meat was good, but the trade bought
only a small quantity, and on some descriptions
3 lowrr
prices were paid. Beef; 3s. 2d. to 3s. 4d. ; Prim
to 554
e, r. Bd.
Pork, 4s. 6d. to ss. 4d. per stone of 81b. PoilltrY
game were in short supply ; trade good, and last prices
were supported. Eggs dull of sale at 4s. 6d. to 7s. 6d.
per 120. .
to 45.; Mutton, 3s. 4d. to 4s. 2d.; Veal, 4s. 8 J
find

WHITECHAPEL MARKET.
The rain had a bad effect upon the Trade, and priced
were rather lower. Veal' sold much worse. In Beef
Mutton little alteration. Beef, 2s. Bd. to 4s. 3111,ti—"'
2s. Bd. 4s. 2d. ; Veal, 3s. Bd. to .SS. ; Pork, :Is. • S"' to
ss. 4d. • Lamb, 4s-to 4s. Bd. Clover, 3Z to 61 ; 31c0°W
'
Hay, 41. to 41. 15s. ; Straw, It 12s. ; to 1/. 16s. •
TEA MARKET.
In Free • Trade Tea -there was little business, trans.
In pubn(i.
acted, the attention of buyers being directed to
.sales declared for Tuesday ; but holders were fienl9,°ff
prices were supported. Company's Congou moven
slowly at Is. 912-d.. cash. The deliveries still keep 11,1:V*
TALLOW MARKET. was
There was more activity in the Market ; 475. 3d.0„
the value of P. Y. Candles on the
-spot ; for deliverY r
to the end of the year, sellers at 475. per cwt. .
SPI MARKET. ifirge
.For fine sorts of Rumore demand was good, 2n- were
p rce's were sold at full rates, but common kinds 10d.
dull of sale, and rather lower. Proof Leewards 15...,r•1ts
to is. 11d. *Brandy in fair request. British Corn S.P,

dull at 10s. 4d., cash.
WOOL MARKET. sou
Prices firm, but the Market dull, for both English.
Foreign. The arrivals small. Public sales of Colsnia
will be shortly declared. ,;.t

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE''
(RECEIVED THIS DAY. ) y,
NORTHALLERTON RACES.—TnuBSDV .11
The Two-yrs-old Sweepstakes of 20 sovs.
Once round.
Colonel Cradock's Sally
Mr. Kitching's Priscilla Tomboy .. . ......... 312
Duke of Cleveland's Cable ............................... '4
The Town Plate of 501. •Two mile heats. ,
Mr. Plummer's Alice Hawthorn, 3 yrs (Heseltine) 2 2
Mr. Hutchinson's Maria Monk, 4y r s .... . ........ • 3
Mr. Arrowsmith's Ten Pound Note, 3 yrs. . ... . , 4
Mr. Dawson's bc by Macedonicus, 3 yrs .... ' ...
Mr. Smith's sis. to Henriade, 3 yrs . . ................
WELSHPOOL RACES.—THURsoAt• odd.
The Borough Stakes of 5 sovs. each, with 25
Heats, twice round and a dis. 1 , 1
Mr. Morris's Fat Jack, aged (Wadlolvi 2• 2
Mr. Flintoff's Wings, 5 yrs .......................... •
Mr. Barrow's Catharine, aged ........................ stske
The Tradesmen's Purse of 201., added to a s'veeP
of 3 sovs. each. Mile and half heats. I 1
Mr. Bostock's bf by Sir Philip ,(Marlow) 3 2
Mr. Edmunds' br mby Jupiter ...............• •.. 3
Mr. Pryse's Swiss Boy ................................. ;leg;
The Tallyho Stakes of 5 says. each, and 2° i3l
b/v r.
twice round and a dis., were won in two hats/ i'ltboi
Barrow's Catharine, aged (Hopwood), beating lA3
and another.
LATEST BETTING AT MANCIIEST-14/ lot
Mostyn Mile.-3 to 1 agst Lampoon, sto 1
Shadow, 3 to 1 agst Rodanthe. gsS
LATEST BETTING AT NEWMA-11--- 6to '
Cambridgeshire Stakes.-3 to 1 agst Melody c, got
agst Iliona, 9 to 1 agst The Young-'un, 10 WI Apt
Broadwath, 12 to 1 agst Compensation, 15 to.vulco'
Henri Quatri, 20 to 1 agst Zelmyra, 20 to 1 agst.
Derby.—No change. on
ti
Coursing.—At the Biggar (First) Afecl cn
Tuesday and Wednesday last, the Silver Flask lYby 10
by Mr. Wardrop's Chance, the Lanark Stakes,,,;
Baillie's Jan Roy, and the Collar by Mr. Dicks°-

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THE WEATHER.—NooN, OCTODEg o'.
ROYAL GALLERY OF SCIENCE, ADELAIDV*SI.
Barometer 29.43 40
Thermometer.. 55 I Highest 55 I Lowest "...'
Wind W.—Freezing Point 32 peg'

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rr THE WEALTHY MISER"
SALE OF THE FURNITURE OF THE LATE -1';SII
iThe
OF GREAT ST. ANDREW-STREET, SEVEN 1)1"4--.:ester.
furniture belonging to this wealthy old miser wOhJe- age'
day brought to the hammer by Mr. Moore, tc-a-por
tioneer. The interest excited by the event in le
sous a neighbourhood, caused such a rush of Pe°rnf the
the house, as to render necessary the interference sup'
to preserve order. The lots were, as msY„d'e- /aril;
posed, of an ordinary description, but rout,- bait
vagant prices, owing to a prevalent idea among f t""
that they contained hidden treasures.. The !tors
fortunate man who recently bought a yair or,tr,';
in which lay concealed a quantity of hank-nT^`'; c The
in no small degree to promote 'this delusiorbitoest
library of the deceased consisted of a few sacred delude
pot
of which the Bible announced in the catalogue Wa 0110
forthcoming, it having probably been purloined bilpetesi
one who expected to find it interleaved with 13and 0104Peh
The late Mr. Smith used to attend the Whitetiei ted ec
in Tottenham-court-road. The sister, wh° niticod Pet
housekeeper to him, enjoyed an income of one P' Ibut
week, not from the liberality of her brothernrs ogoi
right of her father's will, who died man,' Ye,cf
She has long laboured under an imbecile sto‘Tto- isbota
Until within a very few years, Mr. Smith
actively at the forge, which his father. had left
hi tail
gather with upwards of 20,0001., but latterlY
was restricted to the supply of the locks, bars, bits,:,:tvd
required at his various houses in Mornington-P:of thi.°
elsewhere. Mr. Smith was, in the strictest sent!'" ite`
word, a miser ; and the anecdotes related in the reline
bourhood of his penurious habits, would, fora' $
s l
as interesting as that of the ecceptric Mr. B1:le;;; "'
was of the Phineas Phiddy school, and rri;ch
striking illustration of the degree of 'wealth to
man may attain by regarding self in eireiYlnlonle-, die"
movement in life. Mr. Smith is supposed ,t6.h,l,gehil
worth two hundred thousand Pounds. It is said that
funeral expenses, though moderate, would have 04 ,
up his expenditure for three years while living"
qrf 1

INCREASE IN THE ROYAL I"'
(FROM A CORRESPONDENT.) 01,00';
The dock-yards of Woolwich, Sheerness,
Portsmouth, Plymouth, and Pembroke, present quite
warlike appearance, as for the last three weeks the g.a-cOV
activity prevails in getting ready immediatelYrkfer,l,
service no less than twenty-five ships of war. ei "of ew
y.
classes, in consequence of the unsettled st'it_
relations with the United States of America ?pd sibte
Great difficulty is experienced in obtainillgon ;
bodied seamen to man the vessels put in comis° wee':
consequence of which the Lords of the Admiral up
yesterday the following Notice, which was 13°5°1..000'
the environs of the Tower, the St. Katherine, ,-vicht
East and West India Docks, Greenwich and 1" )
and y
extensivel circulated at all the for
" Landsmen of good character can be entered pc&
Royal Navy, provided they are not less thae
7 inches in height, nor exceeding 25 years of
" The above must combine good physical
muscular strength, and will have- to undergL ivste:
medical examination. Preference will be givenv`' craft.
o
.
men, or men accustomed to barges and other rI

t app'-'
FIRE AT ISLINGTON.—On Thursday nig, lee
rs
attended with considerable loss of property, Wk. l'rron'
the house of Mr. Stannard, Annett-terrace, Loweria 00,'"
Islington. It originated in the upper '4o°r' Grefo'„l/„1,
discovered by the opposite neighbours
but
to bed, who alarmed the inmates, And
en,
they were of little use, till at last the
for the parish engines from Islingtun'gre Ptsj
blishment and West of Londnot, au:
withstanding they were well supplied ''vitdestro4
property to the amount of at least 400/. wags England engines arrived ;11 oteli.
It is supposed to have originated from the sPot repine'
candle dropping on the bed-clothes in tie fr° no ,'ll
All the family were absent at the time,
oto
having been left at home but the female s'o'l! office'
Stannard is insured in the Licensed Viettiallersoselog!
NATIONAL DELUISIONs.—Mr.Chades„";
ch
author of " The Thames and its Tributnries,hich pin
to publish a work on national delusions, in ,rott ?
tl'rlI;
curious and decisive information, obtained b)ifs,
search and fortunate access to original doetuneoutli 1.0
found on the following subjects, viz.:_“ The
Bubble ;" " The Tuliponetnia ;" " Relies
t,,,,,JIThe
Prophecies ;" " Duels and Ordeals ;" s ;
Ka tee
venous ;" "The O. I'. Mania ;" " The Crus!;"°,,
ca
Witch Mania ;" " The Slow PoisonerS others, -der' .
Houses," &c. Such themes as these, among
Ivere ref'
not fail to excite and fix the curiosity of tho interest
for amusement, who will, in addition to the olas
parted by the perusal, imbibe a store of Veil n
a/
knowledge.
The peculiarities of Eastern life, si°,,
distinct from those of every other portion of t !of
world, have never been arrayed in the Palappellsii
with so much vigour, truth, and animation 11,„„
'1 Aar
the Oriental romances of Mr. Morier. In even ,t
ties " llu i Baba " and " Zohrab " surPasserioritl io ,
Hope's brilliant sir,
of " Anastasius"—a,.Sli,lr. TitorT , If
tributable in part to the long residence rude 'et' .4
Persia and other Eastern countries. It ' that /JO
a welcome piece of intelligence to the lovers (13.0. isig
geous class of romance of which the " ithati'
Entertainments " form a part, to be inforin _ • )'
Oriental story is about to appear from tn",,rt:7,
author of" Ilajji Baba," entitled, " The 3lict 01
f 1,0 flu •
Riches Dawson, the gamekeeper ° wed
liam Powlett, of Downham-hall, who was missed
eg
his house on Wednesday the 29th ult., a'S
week, was found on the billowing INiondaY n3nicretell
ing by one leg; with his head down, from :dotli
re
fir-tree, 12 feet from the ground, and had t_vo`asan s_rsit
dead a long time. The tree was near L. trie „re
,•'
serve ; and as lie was accustomed to it
night to see what quantity of birds there
ce_'o%,.'iit
C.
table his foot slipped, and in his fall was,,cat thi:eap,
manner in which he was found. At the t
i to s-13 bes
were his hat and a pitchfork which he useet -f the ay
the buck wheat that was close by for the list_ mr. Brine
1,
man, Coroner, when Mr. Ward, surg!onto, by API, stl
sants. An inquest was held on the bodywuhio exile
the body, said his death was occastot
huich he obis
which would be caused by the way in `v. k front bi.
pended from the tree ; but he shoiild thince b Ito
elerE
—Bury Post.
A lately, lac+
pearance that he was probably apoplec
SINGULAR MAN.--Onc clay • . this 13.
.outnn ‘sn°
man qtit the. question to a married w _ogre,
rf
Did all mankind fall in Adam's first trn.her olt,yo
To which the woman replied, As for ,qt„
how they stand, I cannot ; but one tr,„.:s3ions oft
lily man never fell in. Adam's .first transg.; all the
told me that he never ate fruit of any kinu ;thing I
of his life ; so that ye see, Sir, he flits lin
with Adam at all."—Stirling Observer.

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NEWS
EXPRESS FROM LIVERPOOL.*
LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY EVENING.
By the important arrival of the Sheridan at
tls port to-day, we have received New York
Pliers
,to the 27th ult. inclusive. Her coin-
innder, Captain Depeyster, sent his papers to
th Post-office, instead of delivering them in the,
iittl mode, by the courtesy of the consignees.
Relay of several hours was thus caused to the
likolic here, which, as the papers contained im-
ifirtant news, was very annoying.
The approaching trial of M‘Leod was the ab-
...rhing topic of interest; the panel of forty-
eight jurors, of whom twelve would be selected to try him, their fairness and bias, &c., was pub
gilled in the border pa
dents of the Nev pers, and by the correspon-
York papers. The excitement
-•, on the border had reached a fearful state of
i .
intensity, and the President had thought it ne-
candy to issue a proclamation, which will be
. ! below, warning persons not to join the
''Secret Societies or Hunter Lodges, formed on the
,• liorder, with the intention of making incursions
into Canada. These clubs are said to be an 1
organized body, possessing*
bets men amongst their mem-
of wealth and property, and secret
stores and ar
Prems and military weapons. The
Preside President appears desirous to prevent these
Edged lat°l7 excursions, but it is much to be
that He has not a force, either civil or
military, upon the border strong enough to
make his
proclamation respected, and it
s surmised
soine of the papers that
should iced
escape the gallows, lie will
ProbablyT be " lynched" as soon as set at liberty.
0 add to the excitement prevailing on the
border, the British authorities had made a seizure
of a Col. Grogan, by a midnight arrest, at the
louse of a relative, four miles on the American
Side of, the frontier. Grogan had been deeply
concerned in the border attacks of 1837 and 1838,
othough wily the present excited time is selected
-0..1. his capture does not appear. According to
_the. accounts in the American papers it
:nlnn. certainly illegal, made with great vio-
ee) 'Viz., by armed men in the night, with
zed bayonets. Grogan made a desperate re-
sista
~ ie..,ore' and received a bayonet wound in the
S is
thigh, in the scuffle, but was finally over-
come
~,;„ i gagged, placed on a waggon', and, almost
- ---iolit clothing, driven towards Montreal. The
~Itheictrticts we make from the Vermoviewed,nt papers will
spirit in which this outrage was
'thele Canadian papers are in deep mourning for
Itloss of
Lord Sydenharn. He appears to be
de of
and. sincerely regretted by all parties.
?„,118,,remains were to be interred in the Episco-
pal Church at Kingston, on the 25th ult., with
treat honour.
b e': 41.ncder, under atrocious circumstances, had
.4. s't discovered at New York ; the victim, a Mr.
etths) a printer of that city, had gone to the
about,. ee °f a Mr. Colt, whom he had. heard was
,of
to abscond, to demand payment of a debt
it
.2°o dollars. Whilst there Colt murdered him,
11418 BnPposed with a hatchet, stripped his body
4ehed except his shirt, and packed it in
te3t) which he directed to a fictitious name in
St'
g,t" it .Louis via New Orleans, in the far West, and
art th shipped on board a vessel for that
Al. ..e next morning. The circumstance
.of
etiZtns being missing, and some suspicious etr-
e rtances that had been noticed to occur at
his office office on the night in question, led to
.0: arrest ; and the case shipped on board
roe Vessel being obtained from the hold was
bat "to contain his body, horribly mutilated ;
jpo: ring on his little finger was identified as his
or4:s tY. Colt was committed for trial on the
13
tier's inquest.
•
!auistness at New York had experienced no ma-
cell,- change since the sailing of the Great Wes-
:f lit; kw-ley was said to be a little more plena-
11i it."ll the 25th and 27th, but the rate of Ex-
Sta4t'e na England remained as before. United
Prol,eoB,l3.nnk Stock was in more demand, and im-
tea,,— tn Price slightly. Flour steady. Cotton
°Y, hut dull of sale.
111- rt,r.,
•
'''E PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA.
A PROCLAMATION.
Fr tqWetol".('aB it has come to tho knowledge of the Go-
algt,:ilt. of' the United States that sundry sec
rrotitsi, clubs, or associations, exist on the Northern
tog,ti7r that the members of these lodges are bounde-
atms'er by secret oaths ; that they have collecte fihrm
in anoand other military materials, and secreted t e
the ]away Places ; and that it is their purpose to violate_ less in"B of their country by making military alidlatwhe
terterritorlursins, when opportunity shall offer, into
atop
npe: °f a Power with which the United States
caitat,o.--eg ; and whereas it is known that travellinge
:4-40(1k,,5' fro in both sides of the line, visit these
th, and in
the members in secret meet-
th,
~, ululating them to illegal acts ; and whereas
t 4 is;loaPersons are known to levy contributions n
s thus on
n
"PPortinr nt and credulous for their own benefit, '4acts . g and enriching themselves by the. basest_
h' att ' and whereas the unlawful intentions of
rtif„t:arel,ers of these lodges have 'already been
ma-
:lNDelay (.111 an attempt to destroy the lives and pia,
th°' the inhabitants Chippewa, in Cana. t "'ere ble). Public property of fthe British Government
the t„,.l,ng' ; now therefore, I,! John Tyler, President o
It'%ish"e'l States, do issue this my proclamation, ,d-
Pesistitat all such evil-minded persons of the condign
til'nltlttle4
„,. which is certain to overtake them ; assuring
basly „..' the laws of the United States will be ri0,41),
,41), I„';'euted against their illegal acts ; and
.that if
the
",ea .6.Vi.leS incursi n into Canada they fall into
Il' Arlies;tue British °authorities they will not be reclaimed.
'ON, 'lean citizens,' nor any interference made by this
Ancintlrent in their behalf.
"tiolitiotttlyehxallvort. all well-meaning but deluded persons
,r• then,
as e Joined these lodges immediately to aban-
..".ot ibee.._,,d to have nothing more to do with their se-
'illtti,s‘, cutillsnet,t: unlawful oaths, ass. they would se-
tc,
fleit,:,vnt id well-Ctil)S ect the
tohseem sme 1
d evme hers of the community
,P,':°eeedll °II all these unlawful' combinations and
.illegal
" cogshe wife
and to assist the 'Government in maintain-
r,'qujn4ee of the country against the mischievous
,zivtit --e('s of the acts of these violators of the law.
(, tweuti'l" lily hand, at the City of Washington, thod
-'4) or 'I,IV-fifth day of September, A.D. 1841, and 131,1 si'm,"le. Independence of the United States the
-try th 3rixth.
JOHN TYLER.
1.)‘..;,e Presient.
-11144 WEBSTER, Secretary of State.
, ,Atio.ril (Vroni the Burlington Sentinel)
II 11,(.:11
.1,-4'4 ATROCIOUS INVASION OF AMERICAN SOIL
41+1,-"„N'tb wi„lrt°AT BRITISH SOLDIERV.--By a letter from
hq '"ry C learn that another atrocious invasion. of our
tits th 3 been perpetrated by our amiable neigh-_
Atwelv', , e British On Sunday night last, a party of
th'ittiZt,rivtis!l soldiers fully armed, crossed over into
aitu Prueee,L, from Canada, in three waggons. They
ilhiatea four to the house of Mr.. Brown,, which is
of ,t‘v of er Miles this side of the lines, liho is brother-
TOS3B, eloeel Grogan, one of the political refi trl. is :was and aho lias resided upon this side ever since....
'dui h' 4hout midnight, The brave band of British
11,1411Ek.tria:tss_osins.then stealthily entered the house
ktth7(11.00,..,, n2,e(l. A portion of them proceeded to
rks Qir throats '" r Mr. and Mrs. Brown, and with bayonets
the th„ threatened them with instant death in
gagt bed' n'ade the least noise. The others went to
to,ttl, Zll4ebre Colonel Grope was sleeping, seized,
• °ugh L. oUncl him hand and foot, thrust a bayonet
'l4le ',4 1 .
itit, stilte, ilej, another into his side, and in thish hor-
th
.1,va,,,
ociarly destitute of clothing, he was hurried titi erennit.g 1 n,driven off into Canada. These ar
fled ~,. aances of this infernal affair from a source en-
DrLelerijk:iliue f.ll_llaest.confidence.
Nk'ii"llecti) itig the'ug o is a ofmerican, but for a few year,s.
„ r,
lee twooutbralB37, he resided on Caldwell =
el, 'irk sidt, or three miles from
.A.lburgh, on the
al,
.1311 test 4,,An not Republican, he early in
lh,:)Ytilist :aloe an object of su•picion and hatred to
filic,i; kilieiDhiritegs.ish threats of Canada. In the winter of
soldiery surrounded his house, drove
burtil thrt„, Ve and children to this side of the lines on
ht ed hitlt the
and of a Canadian winter,
kie to,ttle 'lise, and plundered and laid waste his pro-
ti
ritai,',.. Arnount of upwards of 6,000 dollars. They
titiVesithnoutoplete their vengeance by murdering him on
teta IV of soine perjured
scoundrels, such as Bri-
m The,,,,ver fails to procure.
re-lkttrr'l trtt7kPilie now have some of the fruits of Mr. Wel:.
saq. erer
.i,i!,g SUbserviency to English insolence. The
tht,F!iatiar„,,`,,6ol:l, who boasted that he assis:ed to teas-
tritt tate 't American citizens, came voluntarily into
it. t 1.,a.s against_. whose peace and dignity the atrocious
t° 431° "
„,,,a
_ulinitted, and boasted of his participation in
detttlid heforarrested like any other criminal, and ordered
iishlislicleclin: the State Courts. The British Minister
re, eNtar release. Mr. Webster, our Fedval Bri-
It h the Yof State is v srr his power cannot
%i cue. ~, . , ery o y .
he
said he
Wh,)l L'llle th It the matter was let to him, said
.
th e;Ille e greatest pleasure in surrendering up this
Itilatr liens mho
of American citizens. What fur-
tlttlrtal the,, by the British ruffians ask, than is thus
r,,,e or hi,,."ur
.Secretary of State, for any deed of
40-21)t thoiittl'aPeing, which their hellish passions may
w the ,-,0.._ to commit. The Canada Tories very well
Thy t'(l,wrors._ that be will never trouble them.
ta,2,felh:44, °I the Burlington. Free Press.)
brie ji.red ~i,,,,._i_g outrago far exceeds anything that has
If tc" the commencement' of the border trou-
.
People cif the United States continue to I

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