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'ucH things, Or tbe country 4,;U5x I'm
S'red. Mr.. Davis and CO we..,a -. A =
,pok ga a word of al. this, if John Adams
ram - .ldent and q0bat gosd are
ped Of newspapers aobieb feH
any 0ne bali effbe Jfoyy ? and even fink
or o. deierr one half of that half' When
fenlloner Duane, and penfioner Smith
aheet' upon the other fide, to entertaio
you with their inpartiality, how are YOU
TO believe them |? ~
It's now incontefible that tbe b,, -.
OF ST. Domingo are as much as -: ms
conquered and that all the talc..csh;cb -.
n n a5our, battles bctweeE then, and w W
french troops were ljtrlc here ~, 49, ~
mere dreams We lately caut;oned l
co. &c. AVS '.ho, as TO circulating fucb
noFieS' Ga account of their bad tenden.
~ :" '!is ltate. Yet, the Virginian Ga
H-tte of lait Friday, zgaats 10 dsny n.
ffeneb conqaef. 1t fays that &c the G,r
"render OF Chrifophe was rathcr H.
iurrender of LIE Clsre, and NOV. G,r
render on the fide ofthe whites than .,
|"|1 " S3e 1tackS. L Oui1aiDt IS TO have
the command as Lieutenant Genet
"of the Hand" ''- -
To be fure he is and the eIeRion will,
take place upon the preclfe day> when
CowLEY, the yellow door keeper at The
Capitol, lhall take his feat in tbe ~
ecutlve council, as Lieutenant C1overno,
OF Virginia, under Mr.. Monroe.
Some three weeks ago, Duane pub
llthed letter from the hrtt Confl 70
louiiainr. 1t fills a complete column
OF rhe Aurora. Buonaparse is therein
made to addrefs this black fellow in rbe
mott fullome ftilc Of compliment anc
this letter was fent by Le Clerc. A,
viii might we fancy that a king of Eng
land would write letter ofcompliment
70 Jack Sheppard in the condemned hole
OF Hewgate. Mr.. Duane deals very
largely IN this kind of extracts; bur a,
only thirteen of his papers come to Rich.
mohd, It may hardly be rhoughr worth
our "hiie TO NEEDLE with him.
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America, is thar they may fiji. up the
mrature OF their iniquity, out depend
upon It the time will Core when ;,pnar
sial Jnieice will be fully difribured.
Dufihg your Confinement, and politely
a'ecf, you VII. hear from me often; in
Wh.ch eiiIe many obtcrvations will occur
s Sineh nay lead to very important con-
>satlons. ESSEX.
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EXTRACT
Era" M. AiebeLsa's Speed.
o. = :.
On the repeal of the Judiciary.

VA the repeal OF the Judiciary.
This debt, which now hangs as a
dead weightabour US, has been called the
price of our independence, and has been
ipoken OF as debt due the war-worn
ioldler which we affirmed and funded TO
alleviate his Offerings. This petition
cannon ai1cnt 20. When the weitcru
folder returned from the atigues and
hardihiPs OF the war, 60 enjoy dornef-
TIC comfort, ne brought with him as an
evidence OF the fcrvice he had rendered
ms country, nothing but his certi-
ficates and his wounds. They were,
indeed, honorable tefiInonia!s--- che
latter ne feit would remain with him
/ while life lated, and the former he held
with the hope rhat one day or other
ms Country would be in firuation to
pay hun bur the hard hand OF poverty
PreIied on him, and fern neceffity com
PEELED HIM TO part with them for pit
lance. The rich and cunning fpecnla-
tor, who had lhclrered him(elf from rbr
torn, now came our TO prev upon his
ditreis and for Two Killings and fix
pence IN the pound, he purchated rhis
poor reward of toll and hardGip. When
you were about TO make provironfyr rhe
payment Of this debt, you were called
on oy the voice Of humanity, by yhe
iPlrit OF Juitice, to make difcria7ina.
non In favor of the folder. lie aflze4
youtoo give to the fpeculator what the
lPecuiaror had advanced; but TO give
the balance 70 the poor, though valiant
ioldler, who had faithfully earned it in
the frozen regions OF Canada, or in tie
burning lands of South Carolina YOU
regarded him not, to his tale of diRreis
! you turned deaf ear his fcrvices and
MS iuHerlngs were forgotten; the cold
ana hunger he had endured, the blood
ne had iplit, were no longer remember
cd you caft him upon the unfeelino
world, mlierable dependent upon cha
Tiry tor iubliitcnce. Let nor then
the gentleman from Delaware call this
debT the price of our independence, or
compensation 10 The war worn {oldipr
o nm 1t was a poor campenf. non, ir-
deed. It's eHeGt was to intrench vour-
ie'ves around by rich 1peculators, whole
lhteFelt ana influence you iecuFed, and
VINO would be ready TO fupporr you in
any meaiuFes provided you would en-
lure the payment Of taeincerelt on that
deb1, which was funded for their benefit.
hn5 which was created as the expenfe Of
brave and mer!rorious foldiery. From
motives of lhameful policy, you enab-
cd the proud fpeculator to roll along
IN his gii,ied chariot, while rha hardy .e-
feran, who had fought ard bl.d for
your liberties, was lefc TO toll for his
luPPort' Or to beg his bread from door
TO door
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PRLLADEI- Pill. AEnp III

In the night following the 21th April,
between the hours of II and II, the
dwelling houfe ct Mr.. Rubin Fowler, Of
Durham, Connecticut, was entirely
continued by fire, with almoh every
article of clothing and furniture which !,
contained, and alfo a large quantity Of
pork, lard, cider, and other proviiions
our OF which he had calculated TO make
a payment fer his houie this iDrinp
What adds ditrefs 20 the melancholy
icenc is, that 4 young woman, by the
name OF Polly Dixlon, in the r8lh wear
OF her age, was 70 ihockin gly burnr tbar
The turylved but about 43 hours. The fire
IS tuPPoicd to have been communicated
by candle, which the faid Polly carried
INTO her chamber, when fhe retired 70
reit' The family were irf awaked I,v
the falling Of a part Of the roof They
had, therefore, only time to elcapc with
their lives; Thus, in few minutes; a
family, in comfortable circumstances,
weae reduced 70 ablol-e wanr.
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MORE ABOUT THE NEGROES

a gentleman who lait week pafed
through the lower counties of North
Carolina, informs thar the people in ge-
neral are much alarmed at the condn9
OF the negroes that nightly parroles
OF horie and foot are regularly kept,
and that numbers of the dcluded
Wretches are IN Confinement.
On Saturday the L5ch init. there
were two negroes tried at Camden
found guilty, and executed on the even
ing Of the fame day. AT Curr:uck, rwo
more were hanged on Wednesday lat,
and it is expected thar many will fillfer
az Erzabe5h City, the Jail Of which place
is full OF negroes, Whole trials come on
this week.
An attempt to liberate thoGc in Eli
zabeth City Jail WAS made laR week, bv
Tx itout negroes mounted on hor(eback.
four OF the fellows were taken, the
osherswo made their efcape.
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Us tRGGO ROG.R.
RICHMOND.


49, "''''S' ~ ttlS iCAlcI vi NtVfS,WC remark
that the Recorder recommended Mr. HAYS |
pamphlet, bccaufe the file is clear,-nervous
and concae. We feel perfect per(ua(;on
that the tax is unjuit, becauie its operation is
unequal and oppprcfIiye, We are induced
to think, alto, that it is unconRitutional, not
withdrawing what Civis affirns to the con-
trarY.
hus far we go with Mr. Hay. But
after the itatemen. of the utter want Of money
IN the frcatury, we mutt concede that pre-
lent repeal would be irpracticable There
is no argument which can be oppofed TO
nsfefsit)ss We fhould be di(po(cJ to fav that
Mr.. Hay is tbforeficaiy right, and practically
wrong; and that Civis is theoretically qororg
and practically right.
AS tor congrets, there is much r:,om TO fi,r-
pect that Civs has foundaticn for Jyh,t be
lays heyhave certanly taken new way
20 pay Old debts. But.as the federal govern
Hlenf mas hitherto been very much dininguifh
GO oY oiunoers5 and milhaps; if the repeal Of
". iheeFnaLtaxes makes another, it is only
@9oing onsT freLi-itsm to fcore, which is al
ready very long.l
Every body knows thar, during the
late war between France and E.neIand
American commerce was the foot ball
al ooth parties and thae the Britifh in
particular, impreGed, handcufed, kicked
logged, and farved our feanep, bv
thoulands.
Il is aIfo n;u ra,,,aa, -. !,
federal nr;ntS ,iaa;.d -, - - 'lIat inc
as far as rbrv d,,ri+ ,,ha,e1' 80 i'l@'[eI
kicking. Or Ats, caore f - .'!o ia 1@io
ti(h ca9t,;, a., FL -. - 'io'l' d o'i-
from French ore 49, .,'N, 'a 81 = 1"'lle
make rba noa - 49, 80 Wiz Hl,e 10
thar nobodv has fnro 9+o'1 - We nope
which Timothv p;n,.e,;' - 'eIe t'''oii
tain Giles wiz, bsscor,,SSji 81 <
faid Timorbv of Rr;;4 t;ih'I 80. % the
tails.- i''-'' 81 1-Iii'l9
Now thar rba f.daro,.a
thew begin to nercrivn 9 r d oue .; once
yeJsafiuS NIB fu;gr;e, Ak P'oPii0'y on
ReoubI;cans who hsve 49,. 80 t'e
perceive fhsr i ;s n~t - 81 ~ oeglh 10
an, as TO {Deak. n e. (isi;oa+a lay 20
cure.. :
When Il was known +h,. T.,
army upon irs wavro St Do,,,;,d.a H. -
Recorder foretoId rhat tb;s e~nS,;.; NV
would produce aDrodioio,,e cror &c c,h,'
Iouy ertro9, IF jstters + - - olpt' VI t4ou
thar one cantain Rogers WIZ, cer,a aou'lu
St DOMINGO. abor pht. ri,ne wbenI o,''
clerc landed had a grea+ o,,ar 49, - 81
this falfe intelligence f5rhered mon H.
A plain ieaman conI bavr an; ,t,n.
much tate, nor TEMPTATION for reii;na
fuch fbs; and we i,nnurr rbro1 ct;ne5
or totally, to the fertile imaoinar;oo II
tome Baltimore 1cribbIrr ''
Captain ROGERS went hack - i
~ SEi' Will odCk 10 the |
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From The TsIegrapbe Of Maycb, 2ztb

Admit, Mr. Lille, thar term Lo,d
lb'sf J42ice Of The Comnton La7D 6fFn~
gland. g did mean Me Gentlenen.t D,
what iatlstaction can ari(e TO the court
by inHl6ting 70 fevcre fentence IN =
pefton who was willing to give them
{ very fatisfa6tion within his nowerp T.
is Clear chat you was not the author; and
you went as far as poniblc TO dircover
hitn' under full perfuafon that every
ienitY would be exercifcd towards YOU
IL was therefore expected thar humanity
would have plead in your behalf-cir-
cumItanced as this cafe was, would not
the Purlry Of the court have been main
tanned by d more mild punilhment? If
you was indilcreet, mult you be torn from
all the lndearmenfs Of done(tic life mutt
a ditconiolate wife and afflicted family
iufer the Panes of long fcparation.
Could nothing Iefs at tone for the crime,
than the mingled tears of maternal and
filial affection
While you are fufFering for one act of
lndlicretion, it routes every Indignant
PATTON OF the mind to obferye the
conitanr and outrageous abuGe on the
executive OF the United States.-That
theie Llbellers are thus permitted 70 in
iuit the people and government Of
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ORIGIN OF PORTER

The wholeiome and excellent bey-
erage of porter obtained IFS name about
the yeaF 1880, from the following cir
cumtances. Prior 70 the above men
toned period, the MALI liquors in gene
RAJ uie were ale, beer, and two penny; and
It was eultomary for the drinkers Of
matt Liquor TO Call for a pint or tankard
OF half-and- half, j. c. half of ale and
halt of beer, half of ale and half oftwo-
penny, or a half Of beer and half of two
penny.
In ,courfe Of time, it alto became the
practice to call for a pint or rankard of
three threads, meaning a third of ale,
peer and two-penny; and thus rhe pnb-
Ican had the trouble to go TO three cafl<s,
and turn three cocks, for pint of IL
quor.
. To avoid this trouble and waite. a
brewer, of the name Of Harwood, CON
celEed the idea Of making a LIQUOR,
which ihould parra<e of the united
4ayours of ale, beer and two penny.
lie did 70, and fucceeded, calling il
enf'rs or fntirs5Nt; meaning that it was
drawn entirely from one can, or burt and
as 1t was very hearty nouriihing liquor.
1t was very fuirable for peyters, and other
working people: Hence it obtained
It's name OF p0rtsy.
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The General in Chief to General
Dugua.
Ougua.

p" announce 70 you, my dear Gene
raj, that I have this morning, at Yam
du-Cap, had a conference with Cbr;f
topic, the relult Of which is that he nou,
actually commands my advanced o,,ar6
near Dondon: he has evacuated the nofle
Of Limbo; inlbort, he is rogethe, viii
MS troops completely in my power.
/ embrace you, my dear General.
(Signed) "LFCTFpC .
The nunberof troops which cam.
over with Chrifophe were (aid 70 -
1000. The day capt Mofatr f3i,od
from Port Republican Che 9Th inf :
information was received there H.
lOUSSAlNT had capitulated. TO tba
French troops, together with bis troons
n coniequencc Of a previous arra7or
nent made between Gen. LeclerC. "a
ChnitoPhe, by which Tounaint i :"
receive q peaiion from the French O.
y,er9!ment Of 100000 lyrcs per anonr,.
nc has liberty 70 retirc to anv orhnr
country, bur mutt not remain IN 49,.
iiiand OF St. Domingo. '''o
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FroH7 he RsaabkeaH; or-lnss- Democrat
BALIIIMQRE, Fiidar. Mnp "a


BALIIMoRE, F;iday, AGay "a.
" The Examiner, violent Tacobin
{" paper, iPeaks ofCallendcr as having
6 the blackef malignity ofhcars as an
$ aiiattln OF repuraeions," as a perfon
f." whole talents are Al market TO the
" hlgheit bidder, &c. and ALTO fays that
: Calender has declared his havino
: written two pieces while in Philadei-
6 pilia tome siRe Gnee, ss Oae Of chem
F" 20 prove THOMAS NG'KFAN, a
:, IfoHed1sl; and the other, ALBERT
: GALLATlN, " a liar. ''---Now MIR
" Jones, knowing as YOU certainly tnufF,
" the character Of Calender, why did
" you employ him 10 edit your paper ,
. Why iupport him as man ofgood and
+" honett principles? Why aliIt him in
afiaflinatlng" characters as much above
& M'Kean and Gailatin, as youare above
toad; Yon certainly have ever
+" known that Calender had no more
political honeity thar yourfelf; why
+" then Patroniiehinl, employ bin, and fib
" about his parrioeifm2 But as you have
" Rugged and upheld him, you ought to
" have iaid nothing againf him: You
" ought not TO call him, however iufflv.
sc all the bad names Of which Won can
C think. Remember, thar in the g DAYS
8 OF terror" IN '9S and SO, he was the
F." conhdent5 co-parriot and friend OF
g yourtelf. You and he agreed, were
" political brothers; by denouncjng
" him do YOU nor. denounce alto Meri-
&c wether Jones9
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lenders.--You Mr.. Calender h.ve no more
weight with The independent republicans. than
the fly on the wheel of coach, contributes
20 its motion.
You have made wrong climate of your
talents and your conieqoence you are OF i'm
portancc TO neither parsy--Republican or Fed
-eraI. The republicans fuppoued you. bccsufs
they thought you the victim of periccution and
the martyr of liberty. By your ba!e abandon
ment of principle. you have stawn on yourle!f
etsrnal infamy and diigrace. aod this without
iecnring the confidence or eitrem Of the fede.
rAlihs.
They confder you as fecond Judas. you
have fold your principles for gold. and while
they applaud the treaion they mua abhor The
traitor.
Know ALTO, Sir, thar there are very many
gentlemen who re!ide in this city as we'll as ma
ny others who dwell at a dihance from it, who
have been as benevolent 10 me. and thall have
my grateful aud fefpsttful thanks during my
exiltcnce. Mg
ROBERT LAWSON.
Rirbm7sd, on. z6, 1904. 1tfG
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s u IC DE.

Citizen MAJ IT, Captain Of Artillery, at
Deppe, tfsance) alter having eaten hearty
dinner with his Mihrefs, fnot hinfeif, few
days ago, under the chin with piAoI loaded
with three balls. His head vas ihattesed in a
fsishtful manner I; one of the bullets took out
one Of his eyes but the two Others, which no
doubt reached The brsin, could not be found.
The unfortunate man had iil. knowledge enough
remaining 70 perceive thar he had NOT fully per-
pctraed his crime. and with dagger again
wounded himfelf in feveraI parts of the body,
without being aole, after all. TO lucceed in his
muIderous attempt thus circumfisnced, he
wss carried to hofpital. where he expired the
next day, in the, noa excruciating sgonies.
This deluded man was hurried TO the erininsl
ad by defpera,ion he had made TOO free with
the companJ's money, and at the eve OF being
reduced, be faw no probability OF being able to
make it good.
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l. II M B E. X.

TIE ymJjfrider b0Vixg este,ed isv Cepo,,-
4 ne,e,p, SSde, ibs.f,m ef Sheldon & Ruegles,
sOonH 's.pea/Iib inform i6e public. ftaf iby
ba've ,aken Wnkbam's eoba,f, nesf lostb9vo,a of
Col. Sbr,b~rae's, acber ,k,y bare fe, ,(ek en-
'eetasatk fr,m', a complete e00,,mesf Of Eaqcrn
and @ber Lsm6er-.iAfb a, me,ebarfabic tine
8oa'Ss g PLak, eisar Bo0y6s, clear Jeilq--1rrr-
eb~ntGbl, 9iar DO. yJqna,e Oak-7,mbtr. pine Do.
lpsnoe De. Oak 1og. Hemkek, Dc. Ia,nes Do.
Bi,e6 end Beer6 8 mob Plank far 5eSatnd, nd
Cedar, Srza and qobas ceda, PeE,, far garden
fe1tes C.do, e Pine Ckaphoa,d,; /; goed Kcn,e-
beek md o'br, .b6meiss and Loibs. sse.-Lrmber
81 any d'"rS'.sou or kind can be procured from t5e
EAT ~ r0in,p at ~50,t H0ftce.
They alto have, for Sale,
Wgf.irdia Ram B, fbs Hog&ead or Barrel
Neav- E,gfa-d ds. SDgn, By ibe Hss@eaS {. Bsx.
M'lsgss ~ the Hee,@rad; Co,dage efoN .GSey BY
'be essf. or J,reiie, qa0n'.y Naih Of all Ests /,
PHob, Tar 0sd 7n,rernsr, &c. Sc.
DANIEL SHELDON,
BENZ AMIN kUGGLES.
Newport, May, IS, 1901. Off
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John A. Shaw, & Co.

INFORM the Public thar they have taken
L Shop next door but one North of the
Coftee-Hpufe. where .hey carry on the
~ WATcH MAKING BUSINESS
in all i,s Brsnchr,. Lkewiir all kinds of
Hair Work sJ G6ld Cytbers
neatly executed. Theyhavc for Sale. Erglilh
and Geneva gold & iver Watches, Gold Neck
lsces, Glyer tta and table Spoons, fat, muAsfd
& pap Spoons, loup anil punch Ladies, fosar
Tongs. large g. fnall Looking CLIFFS, d,eiIing
Do. tea Trays, Walters & DR. .lirg Cafes, plat
ed, wooden. aud Britannia Gators, Britannia
tea and coffee Pors. Gentlsmen'a and ChildIcn's
befi * COMMON Hate, Safp-pde,,, Knives ard
Forks, brals globe * common liandirons, Show
ei & IoneS, bsais and isppantd lss,ps, elegant
plated & braf. Csndieiisl.s. dart and common
Cams. hofie & chsife Whips, ladies DO. scjGors.
PEN Knives. Sruifsvs s. Trays, powder Boxes
md Pufs, Rszors in cafes end without, fhsving
Boxes,and Windfor SOAP, Cream Balls, wiring
Paper, Dutch QaiIs. Spanh Segsrs, Maccabau,
RspPce K Scotch Snuff, Starch, Purple Brown.
together With complete AnortDens Of level
eIy & PeIiumey.--- They A,io carry ON the
GoLp g. SILvERsMrrH's
Budnefs Cath given for O.d Gold and Silver.
t+t Purttual attendsHoe, and the finale &
fsvors gratefully acknowledged.
Newport. Ott. 2. 1904. Taft
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Foreign Articles.
LONDON. Sept. II.

LONDON. Sept. II.
II is with real CONCERN we notice the CON-
mencement of civil war in Swi,zcr.anJ.--
Blood has been already lhed, and the fnaliei
cantons ieem determined 70 reit. with all their
power, The introduction OF the new Conlsi,u-
ton Of Hclvetia. Ii is not difficult To antici
pate the iGue Of this unior,unste contea---they
muR yield to the united force OF ,heoiher hates,
fuppored ny the power and Influence OF France.
We have already expuii:d an opinion, that
Toudiin' would NOT be brooghs 10 pubic tri.
al. tie has been confined IN the cattle o. Jeux,
Gtuared near Moont Jufa, where he is psoba
bly, defined TO pais the remainder of his lite.
Sepiember g. t,s
BY a gentleman Arrived at Plymouth, who
has been making tour Of France, and p4rficu-
lady OF its principal iea-por,s. ~e leara the fol-
lowing iatereang paciculars--- i'heEe will be,
in the courie of this and The mex, month, ready
fet launching, 6 mcp OF war, from ~ 20 izo
guns. at BreR, Kochefoet, an9 L'Orent. Pro-
viGons OF all kinds were very dear, particularly
in Paris.
Geoeral AndreoHi. i, is faid, is TO make
his pubic entrance into London on the z3d
Sept. day purpoieiy ielcefcd, as it ihouid
lcem, for j, correfponds with the III Vendemis,c
Of the fIench Calendar. or new years day, aad
is The day on which France vas declared 10 be
Republic. His Excellency's fuis will nc very
numerous and fplendid. NJ. Portals. jun. who
was one of the fecretarics of the French lega,ioO
at Amiens, is TO be iecrtary to the embany.
September I6.
A Potuguefe iquadron, of two fail OF ,hs
line and teven frigases aod q 'oPs Of war. is nov
collected at Gibfsitar, which arc 10 fail with an
intention Of bIocSadiug Algien, in hopes o.
forcing the Dcy 20 conclude peace with them.
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BraG Foundery.

HE fobfcs,bsr informs the public that he
Il carries on the Biafs Foundcry bufnels in
all its various branches, at his fhop in Spring.
treet, nearly oppofse Mr.. Jeds B0xyatrs.--
He aJ6 Makes and Rspairs
Houie and Gun Lccks. Thofe who may favor
him with their cuifom, may depend On puretu-
ali'y; and every favor viii be acknowledged
by the publie's humble fervart,
WILLIAM TRICKETT,
Newport. Iuen IS. 1909. co,f
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-11-13

fa;d that three Epelinh 20 gun ihips might bat
Ter IL aboot the ia, 5 OF its Inhabitants from the
barbor. Ii 70 the Spsnisfds, mutt have been
very deficient either in courage or conduct
They attacked it in f77S. by land and by lea,
bat aerc repulfed with great lois, tho they had
near 10 900 foot, and aooo horic, AT ihips ot
different Gzcs, and 346 tranfPorts. 10 1888 &
I7sA. they renewed their attacks, bat were
conpeIled 70 retire without either IT'S capture or
exhibition The mol: Of ihe harbos is 500
PAGES in length, extending ifom the Coniinent
20 a fnsll IN ,od, where isa eAtle and large
<batfcry. a ~
4. isHovcrned by a Turkifh Paihs, or Dey.
bat very li,,le regard is paid TO bis authority by
his fcrocious iubjttts. When vacancy OF the
Government hsppens, which it commonly does
by nu,der, every folder in the army. has vote
ia chuiina the fuccccding Dcy and though
T. shc eieetioa is gene, ally attended with much
bloodlhed. yet he Is no foonsr fixed, than ne u
cheerfaIiy recognized. His poSer is defpotic.
and his income amounts 70 about 5o.oool.
year. without greatly opPteiiog his iuoJssss'
who are very tenacious OF their property. nc
Dev oays flight annual 1, butc 10 the Porte.
Subordinate TO the Dey are oaice's bolt, militia
~ and civil and in all matters Of importance,
he - expected 10 tsHc inc au''se VI Son."V.'
Council, which conGes Of thirty Paihas. Tbeie
Pa(has fcldon fail TO have the folders on their
fide, ard the Dey is often dcpoied, or sdaiinst-
ed. v S sholding his counch but iome'imes,
thouyN very feldon, he rc6gns to lave his life.
Too pacific government, or an uniucceistni
expedition, is aimoa certain 20 put an end 70
ls life and authority.
How long the Powers Of Europe will fufter
thefe dep,edators 10 dominecr oyer them. sut
dAurb thair commcJcc, time alone will deter.
mine; but il is mot ardeotly 20 be wiihed, 'hat
though they may not be totally annihilatcd,
they wTi in future be rendered incapable of CON-
miirng their hitherto unpun;ned stts Of piracy