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MONDAY, DECEMBER ?, 1899.

and ordered him to throw his ,op!ail TO the
m If OF abide by the c,nie1aences. Ga capt.
Is elufai, the privatcei gave him broadl'ete
which was Immediately re u neIs The action
continued 4s minutes, and WAS Terminates by
the blowing up of the privateer. The Chef,
peake's boats were b .;aeI our directly. TO AFT RI
eveiy afliitanee, but nor veitage OF her o,
any of thu crew were 10 be ieen. The
p,ivateer in the action, loil her bowiprit, fore
rnalt, and main ,opmaf. She fought under
the bloody flag, and The crew du'inS the atlion
were heard fneing Cumegaoht
Newlondon, Nov. IS. Cap. Boa,dmas, fran
81. 7domp ., infnms ,bat Jap Hepset N0rs0isb, Of
a gum eafs. Biz, sOakfaAen IF 81. Yias1fs BY a
French p,iOsteer Of yua' and 30 men. and sars;ed
into Guadaisspr The freacimrn. q apprars, dr11fa
fann Of BIZ prsk IN women's cioaths, subisb freed
ar a eon;plsat deey C4s. Bill .J.npoi.g BIN 10 b.
noting more thar draeger, The privstsr laid bin
an 5asta before be ssuI make tie kea r5geaas.
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Marine Articles.

rum = 0SJnv1oJgs
Ayrims here. The brig Cenfsu,, Caps. N. Psree,
m17 d,yf from 7rmiL.d. Cabi. Peiru myarms
that Cspt. Till, Wsmsu0rfb Jaitd from 7ria;4is4I
FIR 81. 7bsma,'s. 10 day. prior to ks k,pisg Thar
pfaes--Csn. H.kim ia a v1ga /rsm B.yqon, bs.i
.lfut4ifrsm Triinillsd a5,m dys CAP. Lake n a
arig IF idif port. svas al 7obago " Oh. i.el at
Trinidad, d JsA'r belonging TO Portland. and FIR
.4oalpbi", Capt Gavs IF yJfs9Es, TO- fail ia 6 or s
6ays.
si~sr.nhmerieas vs1s't, kapt been fairn y s5e
,frs"eb pripaser5 AAiaa,s and Be,yonaaisf, and
ordered fyr Pyto Riso .---amon, qvtet ars--fbe
sF'ie"gb.p cr~liou, Plymouth, FIR - from So
a~. jor CAPE Frasca,. svab tepo baad6me 5oafs h.
.lf.k. sopf~ed tbs 3tb nit --,fi'r Nancy Bs~a~an,
sfN:ss3s.yp~t taxa Jome hms brig Bef,fys Banee
# Hartfsrd; hbr Sa,y, Do4Dn, from Marisiee,
FIR 8sf,a brig Mar. arSome.jis, from 7am,ea,
j;v Rts4ls aaa- bas 5ad net ar,iuef " Ppys, Rico.
ng PAkadtlbhis, Nov. iS., 81.
The following inf'nm .t-n, capt,in Hughes
If the Ehz 'tcth. from New Orleans, received
from capt. r',mbs, OF Tie hip Clcfspcakc, be-
longing 10, Ne~yosk. hen ia the M;lI;ino;.
bouud mp TO N, ORLEANS. CaotA;n Tomb, itst.
si. that off the. Nero, On The I'd October. a
hong low ichooRer, mounting "a guns, and full
Of n,eo, from out Of the Havanna. gayc,chace
t. h!a, and at. CT lohi- :iIae Same within hail
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portlano.
MoNDAr, DscEMBER 2, go.


ON the i4th inf about so French priioners
vsre Landed az Philadelphia. from on board she
Gtpg-s Aoop OF waf They were reeeisedby
= dftschment of marines. and conducted TO jail.
At the Game TING The b,re Pirofy mentioned
Taft week, were allt, landed from the above flip
and conducted To prifon.l, Thcfe miferable
wietchcs were chaiaed together.
vss szEs $3.50 =
The LegiQafure n Yvnoni, in anfwer to the
Governors ipccch. fpeaking Of the Virgi.iis and
kentucky Reiolations, says--" BE aGurej Sir,
Thar we ihal duly rconfider the refolutions from
Virginia and Kentucky, and give them that
treatment, which after maspre deiibera.ios, we
hz.l Judge they merit Or attachment 10
tho prinsiples of our excellent Federal conaiu-
ton is fush, that any fensiinens or meafuze,
tending to its-fubyeriion, will lie conhdered
hottie to chr beit intereR, and ever meet our
,sarksd d;Jaepro6at,on. Lsttogqas,isnoi ,gln BE-
tareav5 Ileyed and Aja.sam1iss prinqplss efeenaly
Seigqea! From theie principles we ihall ever set,
and relying that your EreslIeney will fully coin.
eide in the Game principles, we with you all prof.
rerity AMI pray Tor the welfare OF the narion."
ssa. F.~ = R.grs csssn.
The Federalias NUT not divide. The uors
]. a government is free and por,ilar in lis form.
the more is lis fate entrulled to the fenle aud
virtue, in other words, to tn. fed cralilm of the
citizens. To divide that parry is to dig up the
foundations Of hbefty Il is taking out The
undefpinning from its temple. and expoling it
to fudden and certain ruin And why ihould
the FederaliAs divide at prslfnf The reafons
for the milton TO Franc. are rot vet given to
the public. Is it NOT hAllow to argue upon
them before We can have them. Tins viii
foon afford the proper ground of dift ullion, and
enable candid men 60 judge correctly. sa
when the Preident expreGed, as he did in
his anfwers 10 the numerous Ad1reRts prefent-
cd to him, thar America had every thing 70
fear from the hoRilisy Of Francs--and that an
open war would be preferable to anew GtmEr
,,game-wkst did the federalifts then think IF
him! They then admired his 6rmosfs ! Has
he changed his opinion! No-he is the fime in.
Asxible patriot 1.-The fame fagacious and able
,tfatsfman. do theie gentlemen who have been
free in their cenfnres Of The late EnstaHy, re-
vert moment to the conllisutional and cir.
cumfc,ibed powers Of the American Execu
tive Ill they did, metl,inks they would find
efficient apology for the meajsrr fsr- suealSre
lately ruhued.-Whilt the lixaI5u6 ofrepu5li.
caaiim continues in America, her Chief Magd-
uate will ever be impotent--he may fpeak Ills
private ientments in Anfwess to AddreGes,
and even in Speeches to CoHgrels, bur he can
never aa with euergy or if he does, he will be
lett without the aszns 10 iaaain il. ~,
r. 49,. fCsssiaa Is
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DlsD ~ p4ventry. (FngIand) Mr Francis
Aickin. nsnsser Ollie Liverpool Company Of Comedi-
ana. Ivy the burtting of blood veael 10 perornine
olinond in the . csiflr Spectre"
Al shcMsfd, Major General fels AJslr, Jun.
At North Salem, Mrs Sarah Dsirss. aged ror
AZ Edenoa the Hon. Ja~v isAAa, aiiociA,e Judge
Of the unitsd Stages ~
> Al Harlsnd (c9u) Mr. 5,fst 8ySaAg. s.,a y, years
ana 'no3ths Ericende~s cosnDuted at 4 90 50
a, At MALAGA Mr. Ms9fy. American Ccaiul II that
place.
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EEROPE.

4sGIN0f
Tie RUSSIAN EMPlRE-Comes net,
under coniidera ion II modern hilory this
portion OF the Globe has held a very dlitn-
guthed rank.-its immenie extent, is popcia-
ton, commerce, rcfiurces, aud the warlike dif.
Pot'on OF its people, intitle il to refpeef as an
enemy and courteiy as friend. The reign
OF Catherine, tho yartegated, was. Nevertheless
happy and p,ofpcrous !; and fhe executed with
efteet, many Of The benevolent deilgns of Peter
the Great. Onthc accefIion Of Paul |. to the
thrsne OF all the Rufias, he found aformidabIe
navy welldifciplired, numerous army, a
plentiful treaiurys, and an extended empire, AT
bis command. asedue~trd as aSeel:f-. and
formed ct ph'ehiaic materials. he was Tow to
engage IN the confetti againas,he French, tho
invited thereto, by every principle of cEivalry.
inteicit and honor. However, after conide-a-
ton, he formed a proper ehima,ion Of the bane.
iul tendency Of French revolutionary plinciples;
and he at length joined the coalition. Tho lall
to engage. he was dese, mined not to be leaf
IN escrtioo land he inRantly put in operation
every engine calculated to infu1e honor and
fuecefs to the csuie. In The Interior the mot
vigorous meainres were purined againf French
principles; and Laws trre enacted To dcItfoy
even the appearance q fdg1t euis He oife, cd All
atylum 10 ,hofe faithful noblemen, who,iue 10
thesr,caths, had followed the fortunes~of the
Capets, and who had performed the mda emf
men, exploits under the direction Of Conde -,
10 Louis XVIII. gave reGdence. palace;
and prince.y revenues and he has rec emily
received, with every raark' pasernal tenderness.
the lovelysmadame g'herefa, the only finyiving
offspring of, Americas msgnanimous friend
the unfortunate Louis XVI. who has Gnce been
marriedIo the Due d'Angonleme.
The triple alliance between Runia, Aun,ia,
and Gseatb,itsin, being Esned, the Emperor
put bis fleets and armies in q ltafe Of activity |;
and orders we're given fer marching, in various
dirs g. ors, 10000 tsorps to BE- employed
gaint the French in different points, from the
extremity of Italy, to the flores of the German
Ocean. A cho:en body was direaedto proceed
TO Italy, under command Of the Emperor's
g,eatett avorite, Suwasrows-a General INV
well known but who even before his campaign
IN Itsly was portrayed ~ re maygai,
dn B9gs2e as tone Of nen, whom
!" Nature only gives to the a!toDiibed unive,ie
'.in tho courie Of many ages, afterwards repo.
/" ting hsrielf. As # fatieued with the magnitude
cot her own production. 1'wenty.four battles
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witl, giery. and Wear he PeliGe, as tenimonics
Of the zeal ADD asJnur which be hrs d played.
! Given tie ,4.h Of Mrraheni, in the year OF
H'5"a, f1i4 June i7,a7e9."
Cen. keehler, With a number oi Blitiflf
troops, has gariuned ieyeral cattlesin the Oar
danelles, and perfect good entertaining
e,,ias between the allies.
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s., koTE. -~s s*t'
I" Srsx,aifrcimtss Of suuasyo7vs R;kef awa
ss bdos hatry bern giOsa 1bs pabls-Su sb< sbiut
the Jofl'soing pors,ev more than any efter,us baus
Jssn. f6e 'rr.sib and energy II BIZ ebarassr. II
svriffen, az suH sbbear Nv IL dsks, fsme yssrs
fins. 10 fAf famom cliff s he "rebel." fla
Vessss, IN France -
: General Suvxssow, : -
7s III. 9f,CbsrN,is,s Gsw,ahlSme sf he srosts Of
the Ny IF France. az b1 bead qus,se-s.
/" Hero Of la vecdee luxurious defender
Of the faith Of thy fathers and Of the throne of
thy king, !! Health.
May the God-of hoas perpetnaliy watch
over thee MAY ne guide thine arm thro' the
numerous ,battilions Of thy foes. who, marked
By the finger of that avenging God, fhall fall
difPerfed, like leaveshlaaed'by che north wind
E :: And you. Immortal Vendeans faithful
prefervers of the honor of the French, worthy
companions in arms Of hero, Under whole
guidance again rAife the temple Of the Lord,
and the throne ot your kings Maysh wicked
perth ! My their very foo,iieps be effaced :
Then may beni6cence and peace return, and
the ancient Aem Of the henr-p el;s, now bent be.
fore tie tempea, srifs amda you. more beau
. Brave Charette honor Of Preach knights,
the nniverie is fsll; Of thy fame. Europe con.
templates tn in aaonilhment and admlle
and congratulate thee. God cheriihss thee, AS
he heretofore did David, for the punhhihent of
the Philinines. Adore his DEGREES. Fly. at
tack, arike and victory will follow thy Reps.
+. :" Such are the wihcs Of folder. who lkss
become grey in the 6.lds of honour, having
ceoftanily leen viaovy crown the confidence
which he had placed Il the Cod Of bAttics.-
Glory to him for he is the f,u-cc Of all glory |
Glory TO thee for he loves thee.
- sf SuwARR ow.
I" 2bi fri Of 0a,Sy, i7o5, at WarE.su."
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Francis AthanaGus ChAret,c. before the sevo on
leucnant. of fhp and appointed by the king. Louis
A'ii Liesenan,-GeneraI Of his armies, and chief Of
tl.c royal army Of la yenAse.
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NO. II. 81 =
Brief Hiftcry
Political STATE grtbe War4,
AT THE LAST DATES.
By the g. gof the Centred
ras sv.f woslD sMDs rcoD ron pusJ.nsss.'
By the q. isr of the Centred.

ras sv.r vO,lD rlsDs rcoD ron pvs3.a ss..
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h SWEDEN--By the laa accounts, has de-
clarcd war az ina France This was TO be es.
p'aei for IN Ju'y'lalt, the French Di''storv
Laid an embarso oa-el re nth veiIels, n the
French ports. The SSediIh monarch has ve'y
comfortable A er in Rare or wall ke p'cpara-
ton the French may feel It's eiirA bs
they will m.rs fenli5ly ieel the lois If nav.
materials they nut experience from, shrs k L
fcning the numbcr of neuirAl nalions which sgxss
Piled rher Torss.
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Cssasas.s a.. "A s.
A COURIER IS 50 affssa has irasa
Aus 10 a. asaFs y - a.ssl .hs ffataaes -
GrsaaF Aehms8 Fathas 80 Gzauais.ana ea
gie tfaepa asaiass axssF1 Eeygs. 4 sac 81
- lsfffx e. fhs f8fts. % $ Wftfs $40
= Ihsf--n aan gafff--wAam CO - fua.
Ga a. deHfsaf.ln-=.hss wF1tza ass = ief F4
ines4 ~ ~ ~. 81 80 sFraasass ~ e as8sa
e aea.ra h.m ~ - i llff uzfs As = q
TEA nas "a ~ uWn hgnF. as fsts So ss i
alasea affesFsi--a AZ aFmsmfag $ Fes
tssa.y Asains8 sFeAa Yan. - maF isFa
gaaFhH tae uuahle - somfR e. nse 81
saRsa e. Be ~ Gee "a a. tsmf s-~Wisee
Caa ell aseias bsiwssn yes sel .ae tifsl4
ssirniot. ~b.lh fsess "a n.al hssh hss asee
sss8 10 80 81 tAs ksass sas.ss assaaaaa@
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III Commander IN Chief be req Ted tn DIR Via
tasy cort from the Fira Second ana Third DlVihoas
Of lie Militia.
Sent So-ps for e'prwrapef,
JOHN {. JOINS. Prefasei fas. fs..
I. ib' Hoegf If RfrJnfa'f71 Jsss 3, 1922
Read and eouourred,
EDWARD II ROBBINS. se,sis,.
e,Dqf s. I,oa Aoprcped. MOSES GILL.
Trae eory---Aueis, JOHN AVERY, 5. 80 s,y.
Hon. the Prefdent pro TEN. Tn -mas Dwight, d.
niel Davis and Jonahsn Msion, Efqrs of the senste
and the Hon the Speaker, Meifs skinner, Smith,
Siorer, and Mr. Hall OF the Huuie appointed
eommiee arrange and direa the order and eeremo-
MICS of the funeral Of ms lac eIeeeuey lneTeaie sam
aer, EGl.
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SPEECH:

Mr. Pygfdtri, and Gsatisnen IF t5. ssrsfs,
Mr., Speaker, and Gentlemen Of tie Hos Of Rprsssis,s,
THERE is noting in the concerns Of the
Commonwealth, which renders il particularly
necehary that ihould requea meeting with
you at this time and place. The uisge. As well
before the Revolution as fince the eiablifhmsnt
of our happy Contribution, feems to demand
this interview.
Although there is nothing fpceial to com.
municate to you from the Char, nevertheless
the reciprocation of fnIimsnts between the
Branches Of Government, cannot fail to have a
f,lutary effett in promoting the peace and good
order. of the Commonwealth, and oonfequently
the Happiness Of the People which Is the great
end of all.-This can be done, confidently with
the forms of our Government, in no other way
50 conveniently and 70 well, as by thofe Com.
znunicaYions between the Executive and Lsgf
l4.ye Departments, which are contemplated ia
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ORDER OF PROCESSION
D FOR THE FUNERAL OF
Tbs Ia9e Governor SUMNER,
Procedion from Roxbury.

Procefion from Roxbury.
Military Ereori,
Cnder the command of Brgadict General Winhew.
Sheriff of the county Of Norfolk.
Committee OF the LegiaaIurs in carriages
Pail Supporters in carriages
THE HEARSE.
Relations.
Citizens of RoIbury, &c.
This Efeon moved from he ranhon hcnie o ms
5eeesied, through Rcxbury. areet and llon fests
NaiTau and common-freet to the South gAie q ne
Mall from thence scrofs he Commoa 20 ths ffunt 81
the stale-Houie, where they hAhed, and placed ahf
Corpfe in the State -Houlc
The Whole Proeenion,
Was then formed, and, be6de tho Military,
was thus arranged
Officers Of the Militia with bde arms.
Juftiees of the Peace
Judges Of The Probate. aad
1uniees OF the Court of Common Pleas.
Attorney General and Trealarer
Judges Of the supreme Judicial Curt
Members OF the Houfe ef Representatives..
Members Of the Senate
Sherfs of Suffolk and Norfolk.
Members ofihe CouneiL
Gu M General, His Honor I s-s-<..rx
Adj. General, It. Gov GILL. 'eef''N''
Rev. DIR. Thatcher-Rev. Mr.. Porter.
, s,. P, ,: s'. s.:.: III =, s:. :. . a. .
~e' J'"s' D~' r
PRECEDENT Of the Senate, III '''''''' Of The Council
Pleadcnr's Private PRESIDENT Martial of the
Secretary, | ofthe u. s. ! Dftriot.
Members Of Congress, Judges, Diflria Attorney,
and other Civil Officers of the u. S.
Officers of the Army and Navy Of the u. S.
Members Of the Ancient and honorable Artillery
Company.
Foreign Confnls.
The Preldent, Corporation. Protectors and lnnruetors
ofHarvard Uaiverhty.
MiniAers Of the Gofpel.
Seleefmen of Bottom and Roxbury.
Board of Health
Overieers Of the Poor.
Fircwards.
American Academy of Arts and Scienees
Humane Society.
Agricultural Society.
On srriving at the Old South Meeting Houfe, the
yefpeetablc perfons efcorted paed, and entered the
Meetnf Houfe, where vel adapted dlcourfc was de-
vered by the Rev DR. Thatcher. and anthem iuited
to the occsiion, flung After which the proceion
moved towards The burial grourd where the Body was
enton.bed. AMID the fghs and of greater con-
eourfe Of people than perhaps were ever drawn toge
ther melancholy occafon After the interment
the ulual firing look place. The procefion was the
iongeft ever known in the United States, probably
prifng 1000 pefons All the bells in the Town were
tolied uing the proce1ion, and minute guns were
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Legislature Of MaDaebg/sas.
HOUSE-MoSpAY, JusR, 10.
A COMMITTEE was au horifed to conGder when
the General Court may have recefs.

TUESDAY, JUNE IA bill to liberate poor eonvets
and dpofe of them in fervce, paaeG to be engrohed
His Honor the 1t. Governor, by Meiiage announced
to the Eoufe his intention of meeting the Branehe.
Of the Legislature in the Representatives Hall, Thur
day, at II o'clock.
joint Committee W. appointed to wait on his Ho-
nor the 1t. Governor to inform him the Two Houle,
would he ready TO receive his communications at the
time Aligned.
THURSDAY, JUNE I3-The bill for continuing in
force A for rendering procees in law el, erpendve
paflcd to be enacted.
Committee was appoiated to return the thank, Of
the LIZ gnature the Rev. DR. Thatcher, for his Ser
the funeral of his lae) excellrney nereafe Sum
ner, efq and requea copy thereoffor the prefs.
At IL o'clock, the Senate and Houfe convened toae-
sher and his Honor the It. Governor entered and de-
ivered the following
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ueulf aaf bass steH f1sR - AlFfMz - -
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ses..sa - fa4ff fsssafss ta hst.as fatf 4
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who can furni!h me the parallel of fuch a mo-
tl0n from hgjg7tOr, in the midG Of a legislative
ahembiy Il is true, believe, that the no
uon was never made, and 10 the world IS vet
untarnlihed with the precedent bat it ihalI not
60 Tor nothing that it was threatened. Thefe
VTgmians have very liberal fcale of eRi7na.
uon, icale unembarraiIed with divifions or pro-
portions, icale capable Of Infinite exten6on or
contraction perfectly convenient and indefinite.
kIe how could they, frainiCg at a gna,. fyal.
low low camel in elpoufng, On the veIy floor Of
ConG1eIs, the blalted cau1e Of hottie foreigners.
unnaturalized, un-eleIving TO be naturalized,
the very 1cum and overhowings Of France !?
What has become Of the logic of their patrio-
Tim 1t thcir acquir;ments are confined 70
the mere le-Pages Of knowledge, they Ril
might have found iuch an one as 6idEty of arga-
ment. Since when has a pernicious uiAng
ioPhlitry been an equivalent for The public fate.
y DO the continued treaions Of deception
form no clals in the gradation of public crime /?
Is i only little wickednels which we can com.
PFehend and PunilA Truly It IS fiid that
republican government depends on the Uirtus of
The people, when It Is only their virtuous f.nfe
OF theie things that can dicouutenaace and IRE
vent them.
8. At lac, the war Of argument havi9g
arrived 70 this dilgraceful end, detected, eypol,
ed and bafied by the government, and three
times truck to the ground by he native ann
Of the people them(elves this reHlels, incor-
ugI0le and lnpenitent faction has deip.rateiy
lea?ed 70 the goal Of lis career anJ obsniy defr4
2 gsUeramrat and teobE whom it could not de-
ceive, corrupt or terrify. And as nobody fins
70 imPudeut!y as the detected hypcc1ite, 70 they.
once exPoied in true colours beyond he hope IF
redeemag thair alcendency, raifa the Randard
and mount the cOckade of France, and profefs
without ddguie-that they intend, and have
ever intended, to fbvert the contribution itlelf,
and other means falling, 70 try ;he queRion in
field OF battle. And 70, for tie frR Tine fuce
they exilted, the j2cob;ns come to The point AMI
play falr-Yet, it is 70 inherent in their very
natures TO deceive, that iufpet ia this inaance,
Ike al others, you never will know where to
ind them. ITO 5s continued