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tcof. Smith) was eplyengaged III the
affair that his son Is on board the Lean,
der, and thatby his order, asis asserted,
volunteers were enlisted for ehe United
Stails serviee. - The impression which
these facts are calculated to make. win
be strengthened BY the considerationtha
q mouth was suffered to elapse after go-
vernmentw were certainly Informed ofthe
aFair before instrnctions were issued to
the district Judgeto make inquiry and
take dispositions: and II We may judge.
from the facts which have come tolight,
the exaninationaft being commenced
has been prosecuted, like the decisions
of vice admiralty court, under direct
orders from the cabinet. Otherwise
now could Mr.. Ogden publish under his
own signature that 's'he was tender upon
those points" ON which his testimony
would implicate the government, and
that the judge, A. though aware Of the
circumstance, did not press these points |;
--the only points, let Il be remarked,
which are extensively Interesting to the
community : II the judge knew or be.
lieved government TO. be innocsht he
ought to have ordered Mr.. Ogden to
undergo q second examination and TO
do away, under oath, the insinuations
which he so directly and so publicly
makes thathe has it in his power to eri-
inmate the government. <
To conclude the whole matter. We
still admonish those concerned to beware
Of the consequences for if the design
- carried into effect, they win certainly
be of q serious nature. :, ~. 49,. = ?
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+ CONGRESS.-On Wednesday,
Mr.. Gregg, called up his Non. Impor-
tation resolution. The house went in
to committee of the whole, Mr.. ]. c.
Smith in The chair. Mr.. Gregg COM
mensed with speech well committed to
memory. in favour of the Resolution.
Mr.. ]. Clay opposefEit. Mr.. Crownin-
shield advocated. Mr.. Randolph spoke
about three hours againss the resolution.
No man can suspect us ofapartiality to
this gentleman, but truth, bids US say,
that Mr.. Randolph has made the most
elegant speech eveE~delivered in that
house. In the originality, pertinacity
and brilliancy Of his fguers, no man
could excel him-his arguments were
cogent, land mingled with a vein Of hu.
mour and biting sarcasm towards his OPP
ponents--sucha as seldom is witness
in that house. His whole speech wa. in
totalopPosi.ion to every thing democra-
teal. He arraigned the conduct Of the
President, for not conforming to the
Constitution, in Recommendation of
measures for his cowardice in shrink.
ing from responsibility, by telling his ur.
derstrappers in Congress, to urge mea-
sures hs dared not openly recommend ;
for not having constitutional cabinet !;
for deception, with respect to Spain, and
our territories ); for giving private mes
ssgrs, that never appear on the Journals
oithe House for buying territory fwiee
OF Spain, the second time under pre-
teace ofpurchasing ether than distnfeG
sfsrri'ors for supPortingth the Tunisian
Ambassador. IN his beastialfty, &c. &c.
Mr., Madison and his book, he treated
with the greatest Contempt. His great
patience had led him az tar As the I ith
page butthere. was so much sophistry,
the argument was SO much wire,drawn.
that he could neither see, nor feel the
thread. He declared there was no ca
binet, such as the constitution and the
people expected. He spoke largely Of
the British Navy, and the British Go.
vernment as fighting for the liberties Of
EUROPE, and Of AMERICA. Such men
as Gregg, crowninshield, Yarnum, Bid
well, Sloan, BIC. he treated with the ut
most severity as children who had not
finished 1.-The Horn BssA efpoEics. '"7
r. On Thursday Mr.. Randolph again
spoke upwards oftwo hours against the
resolution. = 49,
Yesterday the resolution was again de.
bated. Mr.. Early the principal oppos- ;
sr. -, LVashington FrderaGst.]
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ADMIRAL CALDER.

nDMIhAL NALDEAs
The trial of Vice Admiral, Sir Robert
Calder, was held ON board the Prince 81
yfaifH, at Portsmouth, on the 22d De-
cembcr. The trial lasted four days.
The following is the sentence of the
court. 4. ..'. =
ala consequence of the Letter Of Ad-
miral Sir Robert Calder to the Lords Of
the Admiralty, requesting an iinvestiga-
ton Of his conduct on the 23d and gath
of July last, after the action with the
combined squadron Of France and Spain,
and while In sight of the enemy and in
consequence OF the Instructions, there
upon directed 10 admiral Montague, he
held a court martial, for the purpose Of
enquiring into the conduct Of the said
Sir X. Calder, on the said days, and to
try him for not having done his utmost
to take or destroy every ship Of the enc
my which it was his duty to engage, the
court has entered into the said enquiry +;
and afterduly considering the conduct
Of the said admiral Sir Robert Calder,
and hearing and deliberat;ng fully upon
MI the evidence laid be fore US respecting
the same on the days aforesaid, we are
ofoPinion, that the charges against the
conduct Of the said admiral Sir Robert
Calder, on the above days, in presence
Of the enemy, in not having done his
utmost to take and destroy every ship Of
The enemy. which it was his duty to en-
gage, ARE FULLY PROVEN. =. :: = -
The court are of opinion, that such
conduct on the part Of the said admiral
Sir Robert Calder was not The result Of
fear or eowardice, but Of error in judg-
ment, for which he deserves to be Sc
verely reprimanded, and he is hereby
severely rePrimanded accordingly"
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which we congratr|a,e the nation. On
Monday the question wasput on the fdl-
lowing proposition submitted by Mr..
Nicholson, and carried by avast majori-
RESOLVED, That from and after the
day of next, the following
articles, being Of the growth, produce,
or manufacture Of G. Britain or ireland,
or of any Of the colonies or dependencies
Of G. Britain, ought tobe prohibited by
law from beinginported into the. u. s.
or into the territories thereof, viz.
All articles of which leather is the ma
terial of chief value
All articles ofwhich tin or brass is the
material Of chief value tin in sheets ex.
cepted;
All articles Of which hemp or FAX is
the material of chief value;
An articles ofwhich silk is the mate
rial of chief value;
WOODEN cloths whose invoice prices
shall exceed -
Wooden hosiery Of all kinds;
Window glass, and all other manu-
features Of glass;
Silver and plated wares
Paper ofevery description ;~
Nails and Spikes;
Hats
Clothing ready made;
Millinery Of all kinds
Playing cards; i,
Beer, ale and porter and
Pictures and prints.
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From tie Richmosa Enquirer.


That Miranda. has embarked at New
York--that he has actually gone from
thence, with the fixed design to eman.
eipate his country from the yoke of Spain,
Is notorious fact. ~ ,e,,s.l =
Standing alone, this might be deemed
a project ofa mere adventure but when
VIC read the following short history of
this NAN, the mind must expand with
wonder, daat it has been delayed SO long.
.Solong since as 1867, there were Eve
delegates from eve provinces of S. Ame-
RIGA, at Madrid, sent to complain ofin-
tolerable grievances they were denied
redress through haughtiness and pride,
just as our agents were, before our dis
putry had ended by war. One Of these
delegates, was instructed to make Ger.
tain propositions toe. Britain. Lord
Chatham who had formed awhole ad.
ministration, under most solemn pro-
mise fromthe king, that he should have
his unboundsd confidence, during Iifs)
embraced those propositions, gate the
agent 1000 yearly, till the design
should Be carried into effect he was
paid ibis pension no loager than the life.
time Of that administratfen, T. and the a.
gent was, along with the other four sa-
crihced to the resentment Of Spain. - = &!
In i7s2, Miranda, who was born in
Caracas, a city about IL miles south of
Laguira, made his appearance in this
country; he isweil knownby many Of
our most eminent citizensy possesses-a
strong mind and since hts travels tiirot
all Europe, he may be supposed equal
to any man now living, as to intelligence
and capacity, for the most important
affairs. z - Il. = =" :, :.
His object has been nothing short,
and nothing else, than 10 deliver his
eoantfy from a n1ost intolerabie, and
humiliating bondage. When England
fitted out a large acet 70 support their,
elainis al Nootka Sound, Miriam da was
engagedto do more than aid them in
those claims, bnt The expedition was
abandoned the cause may be conjectu-
red, buttime only win deyelope the
fact. IS ~
- Disappointed, till the revolution had
created war between France and Spain,
he went TO Paris became general in
theirafmies. = p: T..
= That fatal defeat of the left wing IN.
der7BumourieI, which he commanded,
caused suspicious, that having come over
from England. they might have been
betrayed. But all the Americans in Par.
is (among whom Thomas Paine and 10.
81 Harlow gave il as their decided o.
Pfnion, that his principles were strictly
pure. henofa5le and truly republican /;
he proved also, :thathe protested against
the mode Of attack the night before The
action, and that he refused Dumourier's
pressing Solicitations % emigrate along
7with him. He would have embarked
with an army from France, for the di-
. = ~ e
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LONDON, january Is.

his NTH unfeignrd concern tre state
that the right honorable WILLIAM
PITT breafhrdAis LAST at half past four
'cIack on Thursday morning, at his
house at Pufnry. His loss, at this par
ticaiar period, WILDE Severely felt By the
nation, and, ire believe, is sincerely Ia
nensed by all parties. His mast deter.
mined political spponsnts, at all times,
Bare testimony to his distinguished ia
Tents, and unblemisked integrity and
.perc no less milling to admit that me err
rovs Of his long administration ,.oere
more to be dscri6tdto the unprecedented
difficulties efthe times he hadtO rncaun.
ter, and which he seemed determined to
smrmounf, without haping recourse to
the necessary aid Of contemporary talents
than 10 his .vans q toresight in aatieipdt.
ing the magnitude Of the undertaking, or
readiness cf comPrehension in planning
means to meet those di6feuities but ne
task IF enecuiien, which might haze been
rendered mare easy by an union Of ener-
giles, upas too much fer those ofan iind1-
vidudl, and he SINH under IL, the para.
Used victim cf too much confidence in
his cum strength. 49,. .
The haess ef Mr.. Pitt originated in
excessive anxiety, and nnrUearieI atten.
ToH to bstsiness.-His. ,phoLe nervous
system rpas SO tder0nged, that, J0r .oeeks
together, he teas unable to sleep. andthis
privatian Of resi- led TO a general break
ing up Of his. constitution. An htredi-
tary s0ut completed the vhoLe. prcduc-
ing. according 10 its ordinary efrct on
a dt6iEta'ed system, :zrater lin tie chest,
and sucih a rpedkress q ste mach, that he
cOnid neither admit nor retain any sus.
fenGnce. e . ><->r,.4~.
Precious 70 his dissolution, Mr.. Pit
had not taken fhe slightest sesfenance fer
eight and farty hours
\ =. ii Jdnuary ~.
We haze receiprd letters from Gibrdl-
Ter (Which haze brought Us some inter
eSting 6etnis.-Lord Cokinerooad, it
APPEARS, zUas in sight efa large French
feet on the 18Th gfiast month. NJ may,
therefore, soon aspect importent inteii-
grnce from his Iordshp. \
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an immediate cooperation in the design,
it has been represented that similar adj
ventures are now rapidly progressing in
some Of the richest northern towns, and
that the certain profit Of the speculation
will quickly tempt other merchants to
embark their capatal in the adventure.
1t is repsrted, thatthree or four OF our
merchants have already consented TO
subcribe for shares. Its reported, that
one of,he friends Of Mr.. Jefferson has
been ridieulousiy and jesmtcaRyreques.-
ed 10 inform him of the plan and advise
him to take share under fictitious
name. =
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CEN NlRANDrs EXPEDITION.

As the object Of. this mysterious af.
fair, becomes every day more and more
interesting we shall continue to extract
from eur papers, such observations as
may have a tendency to threw any light
upon the subject. ,,< - =.
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WASHINGTON CITY, March 10.
The House of Representatives, the
immediate organs Of the people, have,
after mature deliberations, taken ground
naturalization Of our violated rights, on
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aIeranurta Dajlp aDnertiger.
THURSDAY, NovEMBER ID.

o, gentleman from the westward we have
:, furnished with the Ohio Gazette, con-
ps series ofnumbers sisned s Qneris','
III. Idressed to the Printer OF that paper, and adj
a a.s a separation of the g cis-Allegany
country from the Atlantic States. They are
evidently from the pen OF some partlzan OF
Mr. Burr's, and made their appearance inn,
-ne1iately after that gentleman had left Mari
IRA. .tta In order that our readers may see the
sry,,nents made use of in support of such a
n - We have this day commenced their
republication.
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The English constitution was oyer.
thrown 10 the time Of Charles the 1st.-
5Pym, HamFdcn, Hollis, Hauling, ST. Joha
and Algernon Sydney veto probably pa.
trioss, that is to say, they loved their coun-
try and It's ancient constitution. This they
knew; th.y, .hirs,ed for power, and this
they did no, know. But they became IN
rurably afraid OF the power OF the king
and btiudly confident of their own, till the
whole system Of English liberty fell in
ruins.
Atlssgth a third party arose, consisting
OF men who lad joined with the reyolu.
tionisss and proceeded with them till they
were afraid TO proceed any farther.
This very thing is haFFenipg IN Amer'-
ca. The Jaceblss, fearless Of confusion,
and in earnest to bring it about, are,enrag.
ed asaiss. their ,imia par'zans who a4od
on The edge Of the bot.omless pit and hesi-
tate to leap 10.
The sense and virtue of the Washington
tederallsts will not save our country, bat
the teaFs, and perhaps the emulation Of shs
better sort of democrats may.
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ened articles Of plate were mn
discharged al compelled TO pay to
London Paph

Lord Staa.ao?e who is always dreciinA
his nind 10 soms sbiset OF udliy, mas
lately circulated among his fiieHds srnall
work entitled Principles Of The scieace
ei Tuning INSTRUMENTS with Fixed isaeS."
10 this iis.is sTealisc sse nature Of musi.
Cal sempersmens is iayestlg atsd, anu ex'
planned Ia a novel, interesting and SAILS.
faetory manner.
lhsi disasreeabie sound ,echn,csiy called
the Wolic which musicians h.ss always
bsea SO anxious to sesriG OF, rs proved 10
be OF great adyaRsagsin snoduisnol, uien
distilbated according to he: Sianhote
temperament. His Iosdship cbjsces 70 the
expression, the Vote in tie singular Gum"
Der, and shews tls! there are 10 fact Eve
Wolves 10 the qaiass ard rnaiar thirds -
asd CLEARLY demoas,ra;es thar SO far tiem
being imperiecsons, y it IS precisely he
proper Distributes oi thaae tive wc!Yes,
which produces that esarmipg aad essen
tai vzricty Of eharaetes bstwesn difctens
keys, which is ons u he Chief requisites
in well tunsd las;runaeGt, his work is
printed a: Ear, Wiisas.'s Stereotype press,
and lis mosr 5eaalful speea.eo Of toe
high degree G. pcrtsstion 70 whith Me err OF
afi3il@g BY fSea l:pss mss b<ea brought,
nndes Bis :psi.@!l;ps directions arc pasuoa-
sge. IA !Toc press OF H:cst Ingenious
cogsiyuc.loa, aiso npegted 81 his LorGs
ship " as ased IL working Of; al! me I'M
p,esslons which haze yes bsen taken from
she sseveosyps Plates Ct .i7c sreasiss we have
,juss noticed. Ih> largest sheet eau be
priuses! 0. shis press BY Il s:uge pull, aud
II IS calculated 10 produce agreas SAVING
both 10 iime sad labor.
(rs1D)
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PUBLIC SALE.

PURSUANT to decree of the honorable
L the circuit court of the district of Column
bia, for the county of Alexandria, Willie sold
to the highest bidder, for ready money, on Sa-
turday, the god day Of November next, at tie
coffee-house, between the hours of u and 4
O'Clock, sundly LOTS of GROUND, lying
on Patrick, Cameron, and Allied st,eets, the
property of John V. Thomas to satisfy
debt and costs due Thomas Alen-Also, at
same time and place, spndry Grou1d foafs,
arising from lots lying Oh the same streets.
r. MOSS, D. NJ.
For D. G. BaEHT, Marshal
October Il Jaws
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Dancing e fencing.


M ~ " y ih.L x MCNAN
OFFERS to teach 90 scholars DANCING
" according to the English and French
fasilioa-Also, to teach the young Ladies to
WALK solH, and TO come in and go cut of a
toorl gracefully, and to hold up their heads
and turn out their tees, which is not generally
attended to. Terms Of tuition will be low,
owing to necessity. Three dollars entrance
and Five dollars for the first quarter, and af-
terwal,.s Eight dollars a quarter from each
scholar
He viii teach in room at Mr.. ReiIy's, op-
posite to MIR. Bacon's store, King street. APP
ply at Mr.. Seflers's Music room.
Any gentleman wishing to be taueht the
polite and necessary art Of .RE.NI.iJy3 VIII
be attended TO every Tuesday, THURSDAY and
Saturday evenings III. MOAN viii open
school on Monday next, at 10 o'cicct> III the
morning, to teach Dancing.
Nov. 49, st
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From the BosToa REPERToRY.


Lissntious liberty has sever yet lasted
long or eud=d well Vines we STE men
who havs had Opportunity to know better,
using THAR atmsst esdsavofs 10 make cur,
liberty licensious, we afesesdy to ask are
thsy siocere fools, or klaRes who kaow
bssser? DO they really Suppose impossible
shipgs viii ces,aialy happen IN Asosr,sa,
that confusion will oring orser, shas dema-
gogues will love righs and Jassies better
than power, or thar public virtue viii be
hrrd from the eorrup.loa Of .nsnnefs AID
morals as the whea. field is the grsener Tor
the rankness Of the manure.
|, is some evidence of Mr.. Jeaerson's
sincerity thai he continues TO profess deno-
Ssasic opinloas, whsa they are in disgrace.
II bs ssauld r2ach logger maia,aia them,
even bis friend Sonarser.- waaId syow bis
contempt. Experience has at length set
It's everlasting seal upon d.m oeracy, and its
creed and advocates are forever banisied
from the company of men Of sense.
This is our manner of thinking in New
England. We cannnt believe ii possible
that Mr.. JeferseA should be a.democra,.
We forget that he is Virginian, whose
dread Of superior psssss for love Of equa
li,y. We forget the evidence of history
.has an enthusiast may be an ,npostor and
dupe.
Oliver Cromwell really thought that his
mind was miraeulossly illuminated by God.
He went TO bed and prayed with the popu.
lar Cerporals, as Mr.. Jefferson ate bread
and cheese and talked slang with the Irish
bakers a, w ashiogion. He pracsised deceit
and he Welded to ambition, and there is no
doubs, shonghs himself as sound republi-
can as Mr.. Jefferson does.
A mans faith is not the ssubbornest qua
lily that belongs to him. Every dema.
goeue is so much Roman Catholis as TO
believe the end sancti6ss the msans, and Of
course he will lie. backbise aud eonspire,
to give the people the benefit Of his services
in Office.
If we say THAI men know better than to
suppose tina, Jacobinism will promote IL
berry, we forget that those very men mould
their consciousness like wax. For instance,
will any body alive imagine that Mr. Ba.
con, of Steckbridge would have to strug.
gle half an hour with his conscience to ex.
tort ITS assent to any thing he had mind
to Conscience and he are adversarles who
have long ago settled the question Of su.
Psgi0rltys
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N Q T E.

The Stages between Alexan-
drla and Richmond, will travel
On SUNDAYS, until the pub
lie are notified to the contrary.
The hvb1zet0's.
NOVEMBER 8. d4w
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GENERAL ORDERS.

The late conduct of The Spanish 60, ern-
meat, added 10 the hostile appearances ana
menacing atsiladc Of :beir armed forces
already eacamped within she lln:,s af oua
government, make it aecessarv .hai he mi
lisla under my coalmand should be in cons.
pse.e order aud at d ntoneas's warning rea
dy to march.
This srmed force nndsr the sscc,ion Of
their government, have Imprisoned and
transported ave of he good cisizeas Of the
United States to the dominion Of SPAIN
hey have cut down AID carried of The
Ras OF the Uoiled States, which vas erec,-
ed Ia the Csdo Nation of Iatizos, and
within the lmns of the Uoi.ed States
They have compelled BY force. ynen in tie
employ OF ths governmen, when cxpicr
ms the Red river 70 dssis., & come homa,
aad they hare taken an ur;us,iGabse and
Insulting position east Of lhe river Sab:ae
and vitnn the territory Of Rev Oileaus
Acts thus daring as wgl as degrading to
oof na'iona! character :, construed r.ahis,
Geaand promps satisfaction and canuo,
tail TO excite saat recruitment SO becoming,
SO ra,ural 90 the OCCASION
In the first Instance, gep5lemeu, let i, be
reco!isctcd that our good materials, our
best Of men, rnuss be properly disciplined
and IL this gay she preparation caono, be
80 great &c taees th- wishes of the general
and .hs exigsrc,e: Of oar eounry. iuspir-
ed with lhv taad BILE ambition Of aveugieg
our coaa5ry's wrongs aod impelIed BY III
mas cogent necessity ct defend ne -
aasi nal dignity AID liberties. /. is calcols.-
cd that bar cue VOICE will be head among
Us, and that will be for preparation aad
discipline.
You are therefore wi,hsu. delay order.
ed ,opace your brigade on the mos, re.
spectacle footing, and 10. be ia readiness 70
furnish the quota reqrirsd of yoe q, the
shores, notice. Al voIun'eer COMPANIES
well equipped will bc accepted Of; If The
fuil1uota can be raised by voluntary en-
lisimsns, i: will answer. government abet.
ter purpose thaa by pressir3 thea fTcns
their families by a draft, but if it be disco,
vered ths, this eaacos be done, rea vii
direct thar the effective mea be classed &
that the law 10 this respect be sio'y atead-
ed to, and when The government ADD con
stisuted authorities OF our counsry require
it, they mus, be in readiness 10 march,
Two regiments 1t is expscled from 90,
division, in the event OF call, will be re-
uuired, sud no doubt if more are 10 readi.
ness to march, tender of their services
will b. accepted.
You will gentlemen take the most spec.
dy methoa ofebsainiog correc' information
Of the number that can be raised by vel
un.ary enlistment within your respective
brigaces, through your colonies or it such
manner as may be TO you most regua'
and proper. after this information shall be
acquired, forward the same TO the gen. by
mail.
ANDREW JACKSON,
Major General 81 division.
By
Wy r NrCDcHM
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We have been informed by a gentle nam
Of responsibility, shat silver mine has
been discovered about Is miles from TINS
place, near the Clarksburg road. Our IN
fosmznt adds, that he saw the silver which
had been extracted, and on cutting It with
knife. it appeared very pure. He also
saw quantity of The. ore in house IN
which was erected ANAL air furnace.
Mergsntozun GAG.
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the northern povsfs against France, vas
certainly formed.
Not having yet received any papers ~
the Thames, we cannot vouch for the au-
theasicny Of these reports.
Phil Req
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NB1D }

C. PALMER'S Packet, will
fail tor NoJ0M on SATURDAY
next, wind and weather permit
ting.