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PARIS, Nov. g

,e. ane prince OF Neuwid has made a
I sase with VI nth the French Republic. was
~ ihe armiaice concluded the 10Th
bv Undo; with the regency of Algiers,
o,,o sl.lzen Dubois Thainville, has been
Of VINCE .. py a de6nitive treaty of peace,
articles. "s are the principal
MEM. a ns political and commercial arrange.
eAabi;S 4. the french Republic, fha1l be re-
they ex; lI Iltn the regency ofAlgiers, as
& T. previous to the repture.
"a an coniequence whereof.
AAe ancient treaties, conventions.
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and POPULATIONS ihall be anew, approved by
the hgnatures of the Dey, and the agents
sof the Republic.
z..The Regency of Algiers hall rei}ore
to the French Republic the eoneeIEons of
Africa in the fame manner and on the
fame conditions, as formerly enjoyed by
France, i'll virtue of ancient treaties and
conformity to that Of 1890.
8. The goods, money and effects,
which the agents of the regency took from
the factories fhall be refored, deduction
being made for the fame which have been
applied to pay debts due St. Les Lime,
fhall not be demanded, until the day on
which the French ihall be eRabliihed in
the flores.
s. Frenchmcn ihall never be held
In Aigiers as nayes, under any pretext
VIA ever.
8. The ComnniHary General of the
Republic fllall continue to enjoy the pre-
eminence over all The agents of other ,ati-
Ons.
On the sth vendensire, this peace was
proclaimed in the aacmbled divan.
On the fame day citizen Dubois THAN
vile was prefented to the Dey, and deli
vered his letters of credence.
lhis prince received him with every
denomination of triendfhip, appeared much
gratifed with the compliments paid him
BY citizen Thainville in the name of the
firit coniul, and replied in thefe words
" Let rs Josyet tbe 3ef. bope zoe may
DC 5efter f,le11s Iran ever.'
The principal officers of the regency
llkewife gave Linn tokens of affection, not
leis satisfactory, and the foreign coniuls
i,afened to fclicitate him on the iuccefs of
his milton.
The French alto immediately re-hoifed
the national colours, and the tri.coloured
dag now floats On the top of the houie of
the conaIniiiary general of the French Re-
public.
The frR conful has ordered, that this
news fhould be announced in all the ports
OF the Mediterranean,by difcharge Of
artillery.
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November f.,

i 4 :, "a HAoACilSS dtlu Lct>Oxf
~ the French is an indubitable proof
the little confidence that is to be repofed
! IN the faith and projections of that people.
In every point of view it is an infracei-
On OF the convention. This outrage, this
| violation of the laws of nations, OF huma-
nisy, and of every thing that is dear to the
'alesy and repoie Of man, was committed
! under the pretext of difarming banditti,
winch the French general had the impu-
oehce 20 lay "was thought recenary by
isverai partizans of the Grand Duke them
lelves' who felt that the 1atsiy and houour
Oh the french army, required thar fuch
meatures ihould be taken.' to which be
mas the efrontery to add, that nothing
mas pahed that could in the lishsef degree
affeet the armiitice," that is, in Engl,tb
the capture OF the eftate of an anicable
prince, and the feizure ofprivate property.
are to be conGdered as mere nothing.
1t is true he tells the inhabitants in the
names OF bouo', j2aiee &c. that private pro-
perty hall be reipeeted, but he does not
aoo' what will be the cafe, that it will be
exhauited III vexation and in flpportable
requii'tions. AS to the confifcation Of
nritlln property, we truf the French will
De very much disappointed in that reflect.
AS feveral circumstances induce a hel;sf
that this Eruption was expetted-For we
, ,i! the Archduke and his family arrive at
Vienna on the 9Th ult. and that the fine
Florence gallery OF pictures had been re-
moved On board the Arone frigate.-The
french accounts fate, that the Tufcan ore
neral, Sommariva, hai empticd the fate
chelts previous to his departure with the
Aufrians for Arcona.
This outrage mutt have great eHea
on the proceedings at Luneville. Such
glazing ACT of violence and in;utt;ce can
not be pafied over in flence, as it would
argue total ablence Of fpirit and firmnefs
IN the Auhrian Cabinet.
We are credibly informed that a conf
derable agitation prevails among the PUB
nc In Paris, On account of the continue
ton Of the war.
November 3.
1t IS iald In French paper, that v;o-
lent di'pute lately happened between Ln-
1900 A1"oiie- f'ott HIS OrOt0cr-1N-laW.
gen. Murat, which terminated in meeting
at the Bois de Boulogne. The partie.
fought with pifols, and the gen. is faid to
| have been wounded.
The fame paper aates that Carnot wa.
| IN complete difgrace before his removal
from the war department.
The Prufiian minifer at Hamburger has
demanded the releaie of fhip of hi. ma
ton, laden with timber, which an Enelifh
cruiier captured in the EMS, and carried
into Cuxhaven.
The Prelste Spina, tent by the Pope to
confer with agents from France refpetting
the -effabliihInent Of the Roman Catho-
lie religion in that country, proceeds to
Paris, in coniequence Of an invitation from
Buonaparte.
CHARLESTON, December II.
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.u,l.rs. he again purified the man, who
a. n .the nreet, and arrefed him fe-
ND f;me when there was no difurbance,
~ held him in confinement without any
authority whatever.
The opinions exprened by the commit
8. would be of little importance, if they
AID not 90 to eAabliih the incompetency
! &C the n,agiRracy of this country to en-
a,,;re into the conduct Of men, who might
+ guilty of mifconduct; of that magiftra-
~ on which we mutt rely, in great
mcclure, for our protection.
ITO be -eonfiux<a.)
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The PRECEDENT has nominated William,
Craunch Commiaioner for the City Of
Wilmington, in the room of @. Scott, de-
ceaied.
! his nomination was not made by the
Pretldent, from motives of delicacy, until
the recommendation of a comfortable num-
Der OF refpectable proprietors in the Terri
tory had been obtained
Esf-aH Of leter from a eeatleman of
ebaradey at Bordeaux, aatsd Nove0-
berr, 1900.
:" AS an adjuRment of onr differences
with France has happily been effected by
Our commissioners, the commercial inter
confie with this country wiz probably
loon be renewed; ard therefore enclote
yon the prices current Of this place. 1t Is
thought there will be as rsuch wine this
year as there was lah and it certainly is
OF much better quality
Ertr42 efa LITTER f,vm n,slbet705ie xeY.
eantae bog'e in Liverboei to his eo,ye/-
2ouassfia Ne4o-7;oyk, aated Sebtem5er
O, 1900.
:" You may form 'iome idea of the ntu-
alton we were in from the fupplies of grain
and flour received into Great Britain dur
ing the laa four months, which are equal
to the cargoes Of 1860 veGcls of ao7 tons
each and which have brought into the
different markets Of this kingdom, ten
millions FIVE hundred and five thou(and
nine hundred pounds ferljng."
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CHARLESTON, December II.

Arrived yesterday, brig Stilman, capt.
Graham, 81 days from London.
Capt. Graham brought no letters, ard
but two London papers, of dates October
81, and November III. A paper of the
10th October, which contained the con-
vention between France and the United
States, was unfortunately defroyed by ac-
cident on the paHage.
Arrived, brig Maivina, ChriAie, from
Kingfon,
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WEDNESDAY, January =.

w EUTSEoOA ) ~
The houfe went again into commit
ZEE Of the whole on the Judiciary Bill,
Mr.. Rutledge in the chair.
Mr.. Dennis offered All amendment to
fiction, the Object Of which was to try
the oueifion Of the conltituticnality Of
inve6ing the fate courts with Judicial
powers.
pnwhich debate enfued, in which
MeGrs. Dennis -and Harper advocated and
Menrs. Bird and Mott oppcfed the con-
Ritutionality Of the powers.
No decifion was had; it being iuggehed
that the amendment propoied did not fully
meet theobjee contemplatedby Its mover.
BY general content the iubjess was paned
over for the preient.
IA &eteb Of THE debate in eox,Ie.
The I3th fiction was then read, in
which there was blank for the fun which
fixes the lowe& amount in dollars for which
Actions may be brought in the Circuit
Courts.
Mr.. Nicholas moved to fill the blank
with 500 dollars.
Meiirs. Harper and Bayard oppoied the
motion, and on the quetlion there were
81 Ayes, 81 Noes the chairman voting
In the negative, it was loft. The blank
wasifen filled with 400 dollars.
THURSDAY. January S.
In committee Of the whole one the Iu-
dietary Bill.
MIR. Nicholas moved an additional
member to the 18th fiction, tie Object of
which was to prevent the federal courts
from taking cognizance of debts created
by Alignment; which limitation exifed
IN the law of 1898, at preient in force.
On this motion a debate enfued in
S which the motion was fupported by Me1is.
NICHOLAS, Randolph, Spaight and All
lion; and oppoied by Mears. Grilwold,
Harper and Bayard.
on the quefion being taken, it was a.
greed to, Ayes ~, Noes ~.
Debate in ceuyIe.
MIR. Eggleaon is erroneoully fated il
siormer paper as having oppofed ii, debate
me report OF the committee of privileges.
. .nl. sgglciton took no part in the debate
ss.ougn ne voted againR the report.
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Alexand,za Adve,lsser.
SATURDAY, January 10.

For the information of our country friends
we have obtained from a relpettabIe
houte iii this place the follow ing
p Z ICE CUR r 4 Mt.
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at Cape Francois, Dec. II, hh'r Be,isv.
Smith, of Beverley, cleared for Port r. -
publican fch'r Bctfey, Cole, Of Marhls
had, to fail in few days; Four Brother.
Stove, Of Bolton, to fail in a few DIV. ,
brig Moriah, Marion, of Charlcaon: M,
~, Andrews, of Philadelphia Dove
Lambert, Of Bottom; ch'r Factor, Of New
YORK, from St. Chriftopher's, taken bv =
brig from New Providence, and carried
into Turks Iiland the Captain cut her
out OF the harbor, and arrived at the C,,,.
tue 18th December. January L., LAT
$40, long. ~, 80, fpoke the ih;p Jenny.
Macarty, bound to Baltimore, from Ii,
verPool, where ihe left tie lh;p Active
capt. Nichols, of Salem, bound 10 London
Sch'r Besfey, capt. Whi,tredye, from,
Alexandria.
The fhip C;ncinnatus, capt. Endico,,.
OF TINS port, was at the Havana, Ian. H.
Portland, January rs. emea,;on.
ed IN latcpa that the frh'r Argo, Of
Portland, had been diicovered at the eaa.
ward wreck, and it was feared that the
crew were all LOFT. We are happy to learn
that capt. D. Lowell, from this port, for
tunately met with them on his outward
bound paHage, in boat in which they had
elcaped, and iaved all the crew, together
with iome Of the property.
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BOSTON, January 20.
0o be C'oxtinxsa)

Arrived, ichooncr Courier, Staples, Port
Republican; Sally, swaiey, Jamaica E.
noch, Whcelwright. Cape Francois. Capt.
w. failed from the Cape Dec. 7s--left
there, to fail in a few days for Bottom,
capt. Stowcl, in fch'r capt. Blake, do.
capt. Lambert, do. brig capt. Rogers,
do: January 7, lat. 50, long -, 50, fpoke
ichooner from Wilmington, capt. Hol-
brook, 4 days out, for Jamaica. sch'r
Two Friends, Dickman, for New York,
which failed from the Cape in company
Jan. II, ipoke brig, Willard, from Rer-
muda for New York lch'r Lark, Silver,
Havana.
Z Ship Bottom, Croker, from the Medi-
terranean AZ days ftom Gibraltar) a,riv-
ed at the Vineyard on Saturday laf. 1t
is reported that ihe has failed from the
Vineyard for Bottom. No yenel had ar
rived at the Vineyard for S or days
previous to the Bottom.
The Bottom, above mentioned, failed
from Leghorn, Nov. 70, in co. with the
gen. Wayne, Leaditt, of New York.
The day before failed from there, the Hi
hernia, Simpfon Tamerlane, Eames,
and Greyhound, Pratt for CharlcGon.
Dec. s, fpoke brig Phenix, Ward, AZ days
from Salem for Leghorn. Dec. II, put
into Gibraltar. Dec. IL, failed. Left
at Aeghorn, the Mechanic, for Baltimore !;
Mary and Louifa, Bufh, Norfolk /; Lucy,
Tappan, Newburyport.
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ten We and permanent negotiations. No
loah had been previoufly negotiated by the
government, of individuals in the United
States. A reliance upon loans in foreign
countries appeared to be improvident and
dangerous, from its tendency to diminiih
the confidence of the country in its inter-
nal refources. The market rate Of intereN
in the United States was known to be at
leaa eight per centum per annum, and it
was certain moreover, that the demand for
money which would be occaGoned by a
comfortable loan, would tend to increaie
the then common rate Of interea.
The frit loan of five millions, was OBJ
tanned by fubfcription, and without at
tempting to difpoic of the flock above par.
Under the fecond contrast, the loan may,
be extended to three millions and an half
OF dollars, if the government fhould have
location to raile that fun: no more than
one million five hundred and Gxty five
thoufand two hundred and twenty-nine
dollars and twenty-four cents, have yet
been borrowed; for which, the fun Of one
million four hundred and eighty one thou
lsnd ieven hundred dollars in flock, has
been iiiued. No iales have been made
tor LET'S than five per cent advance in mo-
ney, upon nominal amount Of the flock,
Being the mean value in the market at the
time the contract was publiihed. In eve
ry initance the mott favourable terms fer
the public were preferred. The hicheN
price offered was eight Fer cent advance
III money, at which rate only irna,l a.
mount In ffcck was inued; and the COM
m,ttee f-e no realln to doubt, that thele
loans were negotiated upon tie belt terms
that could procured, and with lauda-
BILE view to the public interea.
(1o be CoxtixasaJ
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NEW YORK, February 4.

J
Arrived-Ship Delight, Weldon, (of
n. B. Hamburg; sch'rs, Factor, Chace,
Cape Francois; Diipatch, Shoemaker, St.
Thomas Sloop Harriet, Strong, (of Sea-
brook Antigua Sch'rs. Tryal, Barrett,
Savannah; Three Brothers, Bell, VIII
,nington.
Cleared-Ships, Fair American, Boz
ton, London; Brutus, Bunker, Briaol /;
Brig Hunter, Hughes, St. Thomas; Schr.
Traveller, Bradford, Cork.
Capt. Weldon failed from Cuxhsyen
the 9Th of December and the city Of Ham
burg the 10th. December rs, in the
Englifh channel, fpoke brig four days
from Ameerdam to Philadelphia. Dec.
IS, in lat. 45, 40, long. IS, 10, fpoke a
ihip from St. Kits to London. Dec. 81,
in lat. 40, "a, long. IS, 80, fpoke the
fhiP Minerva, M-rryhew, twenty- four
days from New York to Dankilk. Jan.
z, in lat. a., 81, long. So, 90, fpokc a
lhip fifteen days from Baltimore to Am
fterdam. Jan. II, in lat. 40, 81, long.
Al, 81, iroke a Swedifh Brig twenty fix
days from the Welt Indies to Europe.
Jan. rs, in lat. ~, 8, long. 81, s., pckc
fchooner eight days from Marblehead to
Europe.
Left at Hamburg, the brig Abby, Parks
of New York, to fail in fifteen days;
lhip Eagle, DenniRon, of Philadelphia, to
fail the frf wind f1ip George of Char
Teton, to fail the next day.
The brig Liberty, of New York, was
going up the river in fifty-Gx days from
New York.
January IA, Capt. Strong, in lat. 10,
80, fpoke the United States fhip Trunbull,
from New London. Jan. zs, in lat. "a,
A., fpoke hip four days from Savannah
to Glalgow.
Capt. Chaie informs, that the fchooner
Regulator, was to fail in FIVE days. Inc
brig Amazon, Of this port, is gone to the
bite. Capt. Wilcox, Of the brig
had iua arrived from New York. Inc
fch'r Rover, Brown, to fail in two days
for Philadelphia; Elizabeth for Baltimore;
, Thornton, for Providence, foon;
brig Alfred, of Rhode I0and, to fail tot
Havanna; Brothers for Charlcfton.
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Arrived, ihip John, capt. Ropes, 4
months from Sumatra. Touched at the
Cape, and left there Rhode lizard yeiIel
bound eafward.
Sch'f Fah-hawk, capt. Cook, from
Cape Francois, via the Vineyard. Left
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New Y ork, in the year 1894. The fame
obiervation is applicable to the ixth loan
OF two hundred thoufand dollars obtained
of the bank Of the United States.
The different capitals of the temporary
loans made Of the bank Of the United
States, were at the cloie of the year 800,
reduced to three millions four hundred and
forty thoriand dollars; at which time the
United States remained poHcHed of two
thoufand two hundred and twenty flares
of the capital flock ofthe Eaid bank. The.
total amount of the Dutch debt extinguifh-
ed iince the 6rl day of January, is four
millions nine hundred and twenty thoufand
dollars; and no new foreign debt has been
contracted by the fecretary Of the treafury.
In sconfequeuce of the failure Of the at
tempt to negotiate falcs of fix per cent.
fock, Oh terms advantageous to the pub
lie, the iecretary of the treafury was au-
thorized by the commiAioners of the fink
ing frnd, with the content of the PRECEDENT
which was duly obtained, to negotiate
| fales of a part of the flares Of the bank of
the United States belonging to the United
States: In peri ICE of which authorities
two thoufand feven hundred and eighty
ihares were fold for one million three hun
dred and eighty -four thoulandw to hundred
and iixty dollars; which fun was applied
towards fatisfying the demands of the
banks, and the proceedings duly reported
to Congrefs according to law.
The foregoing representation contains
a detail Of all loans which were negociat-
ed by the late fecretary of the treafury,
prior to the year 1899; the caufes of
which, 10 far as they produced an incrcafe
OF debt, exifed in unexpected and preAing
| expences of the year 1894, Of which the
ininrreetion in Pennsylvania may be conf
dered as the principal; and in the necei1i-
~ which exiited early in the year l7os,
OF providing fund for defraying the ex
pences Of efeeting treaty of Peace with
Algiers; for;ncither of which objects ade-
quate revenues had been or could be pro-
vided.
The only loans negotiated by the pre-
tent iecretary of tn, treafury, which have
not been before enumerated are, fun of
five millions ofdollars obtained in 1900,
inpuriuance of an aet pailed on the l6th
day Of July, 1898, entitled, $ An act to
enable the PRECEDENT of the United States
to borrow money for the public iervices,"
for an equal amount Of fock bearing in
tereif at eight percentum per annum, un-
I'll the laf day of December 1905 and
thereafter at like intereif, during the plea
fure Of congrefs until the iaid flock fhall
be redeemed ALTO further fun of one
million five hundred and fxty Ave thou
fand two hundred and twenty nine dollars
and twenty -four cents, obtained in purfua-
ance Of an act.of congreis, paHed on the
18th Of May, in the year 1900, by the iale
of one million four hundred and eighty
one thoufand ieven hundred dollars Of
flock, bearing like intereR, and fubieet
to the fame terms of reimburfe ment.-
The v,ncaQ. 80. e x1ocS
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-. ~ MAY, 1890, there was OBJ
tanned on the bank Of New Y ork, at iix
FER cent. intereit, the FUN of three hun
dred and twenty thouiand dollars.
9th. Under the act, entitled S An at
making further provifion for the fupport
OF public credit, and for the redemption
Of the public debt there was obtained
of the bank of the United States, on the
laa day Of December 1898, at fix per cent.
intcfeN, repayably on or before the 6rlf
day Of January, 1903, the fun of two
hundred thoufand dollars.
The fax loans above mentioned amount
to two millions eight hundred and twen-
ty thouiaDd dollars.
The 6ra loan Of eight hundred thou
fand dollars, was negotiated for the pur-
pofe Of efefing treaty ofpeace with AL
giers. On the 18th Feb. I7es, the fub-
jec fubmitted 20 the confederation of Con-
greis, ina meGage irons the PRECEDENT.
This menage was referred to a committee
Of the Houfe Of Representatives, confiR-
ing Of MIR. Sedgwick, MIR. Madifon, MIR.
Baldwin, MIR. William Smith, and MIR.
{ Giles. The iecretary of the treafury was
fdefired by the committee, to afcertain in
sswhat manner the propoied loan could be
obtained; and it is aated by him that the
frecihc terms on which the contract was
afterwards concluded, were prciented to
the committee; who after being informed
Of the caufss which rendered any other
mode Of remitting 70 comfortable FUN
TO Europe, at that time, either imprattI-
cable or highly inexpedient, approved of
the deircd loan in fix per cent. flock,
and of remitting the fame to London to
be icld on account: Of the United States.
Being fully apprifed Of the manner in
which the law would be executed, the
committee reported certain refolutions on
the 9th, which were adopted in bill by
the Houie of Representatives, On he1Ith
and 18th Of February, without oppoG-
ton.
The .honi of Mefrs. Barring and Co.
OF London, were on the fuggeiion Of the
iecretary of the treafury, defgnated by
the Secretary of fate, to negotiate fales
of the flock, and to hold the. proceeds fub-
jet the difIofal of the minifter Of the
United States at Liibon. The fecretary
of the treafury is conGdered in no manner !
refponfib1e for the fubfequent difpoGtion
Of the fund though by this remark, the
committee do not intend to inggeit that
the management had been improper
which they have no reafon to fufpett.
The neceAity of negotiating the iecond
and fourth loans Of 100000 dollars each,
was evinced by an examination Of the fate :
OF the tresfury, on the Gra of April I7os,
and Ift OF January 1896. The third loan
offive hundred thoufand dollars negoci-
ated on the firft of October I7os, appears
10 have been in like manner iuRiEable
with this additional circumHan6e in favor
OF the tranfattion, that an equal FUN was
applied on the fame day, to the payment
of the FIX per cent. flock purchafed hv Tho
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r-cieatsd two petitions from a!ica; inn
York, and then moved !:
Rgla!vsi, That the laws 5efpeains ma
tnrsl,zasica cught to be resiicd.
Mf. Giles thought the motion ough'
TO be 10 drawn as TO bring the principle
before the houle, for which purpo.e he
moved to add or amended"
Age-ed TO. ~
So amended the motion was carried.
The committee then rofe, and reported
the two reiulu,ions agreed to.
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by The Am.riesy laued,9n, J;sm tie &, 2,
7r;eoh, di,ra:ag bis admiral to e5t, srms
efpsaet to eommo9ors DALI. rs The aami-
raj zyes MT there, captain SM:ib did Mt
learn eyhetber eonmsaore Dale had been
applied 70 By The captain, b.f il zvas lgrse-
,uNAspyf6 The Boy eyas fek Of bis zva,e-
fare, and euas aviIlmg 70 accommodate
tbirgs on aLu2F any terms.
Cap'saS. fSrtber i.t0rms, q hHk time
5efars be failsd, captain Dale, icing au,fb
tie f'Tgatc Proficient in 8igefyes Rad,
/sut a dem 9vHh Lieutenant AID eleprs
mev IA Gibraltar, to ofsy Jncb l4m,ricau
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