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ROUGHAM CASTLE.—A
By JANE HARVEY,
Author of 'r Auberry Stanhope-14 Etitello—'4 Castle of Tyne-
nsoute—u Wadden Ca•tle, Ste. &c.
}WWI (brie. K. Newman and Co. Leadenball-street.
The following will be published this Spring.
The Spinster's Journal ; an Answer to the Bachelor's Journal.
By a Modern Antique. S vols.
Lairds of Glenfero ; or,. Highlendeke of the Nineteenth Cen.
tory, s vols. By Hester GrahAns.
Matilda; or, The Barbados:saki. * Mrs. Holland.
&ins of St. David, a Canshro-Britieh Historical itontance...6,
By Griffiths ap Griffiths, Esq 3 vole.
The Maid of Moscow. By Mrs. Hand. Second Edit. s vols.
Who's the Stranger f Ey Henry Dense, *vols.
The Original of the Miniature. By Mina pavenpoet. 4 vols.

This day woe was pitblialted, price als.ld. 10 bowie,
the 10th editiooselediested to the Royal Coßeirp Qt rbriclAB!•
A DISQUISITION on the Mtn ;nd GRA..i
intrilikb the hitherto unexplained mildew cebidt Obits '
rise to the accumulation of Stone is f011y.41111061, Weber '
diagnostics for ascertaining the existence of Staub to the liSsoltlet
et Kidniee, pointing put a sire and certain remedy lactdrat disor-
der, which has bool deemed the Opprobrium t et•
thereby obviating the necessity of the operation.
By S. PERRY, &woo°.
Priatid for Sherepood, Nail, sad Joao,
lad 800, !teat-street; hod Pater NiPs3=ll42l

To Mews. ROWLAND and SON,
Proprietors of the MACASSAR OIL, Kirby-street, Hatton-
garden, 1:ondon,

GINTIAMCM,
BEING so fully convinced of the efficacy of your
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the country it on so valuable a discovi•ry. and you are perfectly
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and I have now the satisfaction of informing you, that after hav-
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thick and as strong as ever. I have at this munizut as much hair
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• I rentain,Gendemen, your very obliged servant,
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Also, ROWLAND'. ESSENCE of TYRE,
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by. Messrs. Hessdrias, Perfunsen to ber Majesty, 'Fbchborn.
street i Mr.Sasith, Perfumer to his Majesty, 117, Gude and
bum Of, 1). Ridge, 35, Overton, 47, Turner, 75, New Bolt&
eiree9 Tbannet and Co. ditto; Bafey and Blew, Perfumers
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aiiialCtellbad- t .1 k
Je*Trwserair pa-, i - . ,_.pre-
iit42- mtg.. ticcov6tritint party
,strongly
/nom • Use 'ol.lneirbast the Opposition attempt
both to riaiele uhd:eetistere the printsipte : 'and the
w Tork.Evettiaz Put rudely • states it to be a via-
pound of the vilthi • . practisid by 'the'most de.
generxtti -atill.cor 'to the f.ace qt' the earth.
fallralkilLois eh 'holitiibtitak tlie meaner
At
and the basest moans against the trading part tit the '
American community. In this respect, it would
seem as if the Secretary had his eye upon the trans.
actions at Havre, in which stones were found amongst
the cotton. He recommends the imitation of pods
by the American citizens, although imported by
I them, and entered at the Custom-house on a solemn
oath that the invoices produced are correct. It is a
general opinion amongst the merchants in America,
that imposing high duties on articles most wanted,
and causing strict examination of packages, will be
the very means of inducing people to infringe the
laws, especially as the range of coast is so wide as to
render itimpossible to be gtaxrckcl.
The question respecting the Treaty-n3aking power,
which was strenuously contested in the House of Re.
presentatives, and had become a subject of difference
between the two Houses of Congress, may be said to
be conipleely laid at rest by a decision of a large
majority of the House of Representatives, agreeing
to the modification'of the Bill reported by the Com.
mittee of conference. The ayes and noes were de.
mantled by Mr. King: and on taking the qu'estion,
whether the House will recede from their Amend-
menu to the Bill sent to this House by the Senate,
and agree to the modifications recommended by the
conferees, there appetred— yeas 190, nays 35.
Oa the 21;th of February, the consideration of the
National Bank Bill took place in the House of Re.
presentatives. The House having resolved itself into
a Committee of the whole, Mr. Nelson in the Chair,
and the Bill being read cstahlistang a National Bank
with a caf:it.il in .35,000,000 or •lillars, Mr. Cal._
hours rose to explain his views on this interesting sub-
ject. He proposed te. discuss general principles only,.
tvithont reference to details. He would Leave nut of
view the potter (.I Congress to grant B ink Charters,
and whether the question as to the general tendency
of Baas was favourable or unfavourable : he pro.
posed to examine the can and state of the disorders
of the Niaii-lial currency ; end the qiiestion, whether
it was in tl:e power of Congress, by establishing a
National Bank, to remove these di orders. Mr. Cal-
houn spoke at great length, pointing out with great
force the present evils, and was equally frank and.cx-
plicit in the course proposed.
After some remarks from other speakers, Mr. Ser-
jeant moved to amend the first section of the Bill,
by striking out the words 66 thitty.five," and in-
serting •' twenty" as the amount of the Capital of
the Bank.

The motion to reduce the Capital was opposed by
Mr. Srtsi:h, of Maryland, Mr. Wright, and Mr.
Tucker; and supported by Mr. &ijeant, Mr. Ran.
dolph, and Mr. Ward, of Massachtibetts.

the debate continued until near four o'clock, when
the Committee rose, on motion of Mr. Hopkinson,
reported progress, obtained leave to sit again, and
the House adjourned.
It is of stated in America, that Don Pedro
Murillo, commanding in chief the forces of the vice-
kisegdom of Santa Fe, in Spanish America, hat de-
clared in a state of blockade all the ports from Santa
Martha to the river Atrato.inclusive, excepting the
two ports of Santa Martha and I'urto Bello, which
are left open; and that any vessel which may be
found further south of the mouths of the Magdalena,
or further north of the parallel of Cage Tiburon, on
the Musquito coast, and between the meridian of
those two points, will be declared good prize.
A Washington paper stares as follows :
The President of the United States has deputed
Christopher Hughes, jun. Esq. of this city, as a
Commissioner to Carthagena, for the purpose of o►.
coining the release of our captive countrymen, and
the restoration of American property unjustly seized
by the Royalists in that place. Ile will depart in
the Macedonian, Captain Warrington, in about ten
days or two weeks. This attention to the interests
And wishes of our Citizzns, by the President, deserves
and will receive their cordial thanks."
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE%, MARCH 4.
Alter the presentation and referenc4 of numerous
Petitions, Mr. Johnsofti, of Kentucky, moved the
following Re,olution, which, after a debate, was
agreed to, viz.
ResolvAl—That a conunitree be appointed to ingts!re into
the expediency of changing the present mode of conipens•tion
to the Members of Coagretr Into a gross stun Tor each Session;
and to report such other provisions at may have a tendency to
the di:p..tch nj public business,•aud to compel the punctual st-
tesidance of Members of Congress during the hessian.

An unimportant amendment made by the Senat:
to the Direct Tax Bill was taken up and agreed to.
4fter an unsuccessful motion to postpone the Bill in.
definitely ; so that it now wants only the signattne
of ttle President to become a law.

NEW YORK, MARCH 9.
FROM HAVANNAH.By the schooner Mary, at.
:ived at Charleston on the 27th ult. in six days from
fiavannah, we leorn. that late accounts had reached
hat place, a few days before she sailed from Car:
thagena. Upward; of fifty of the leaders of the Re.
volutionists had been condemned and hung. Very
recent news from the Caraccas stated that all was
luiet at that place.