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What ssooff then Iagaia ask cauhs expect
for the main correspondence" OF general
Armstrong With the French government
was 8 KEEP, baeks"
Can he uoder soch circumstancesrtason.
ably wish for better proof han ne oplntons
of eolightened and uniform republicans!
Not a member of Congress, Of Congress,
the supreme power of the nation, OF Con
gress the great and immediate guardian
ofthe people, is at liberty to say, without
violating his HONOR, what even those Z" mise
rable extracts" contained Congress IS tongue
tied and hand tied, and the nation, wrapped
in mystery is left to preserve i~tselfif it can
by the purity. and energy of.the press. Who
at such a timec can b.ame me for stepping for
ward to save by the locks a drowning people !!
But suppose Congress at liberty to speak
Suppore that management had benisnantly
left the representatives Ct the people the
freedom of will and the use Of the tongue;
that it had suffered it to say to its constituents
to those who must sustain and suffer an Il II
necessary and disgraceful' war, if or the de-
mand of Bonaparte one is to be levied sup
pose congress allowed to tell its constituents
what those (" miserable extracts" contained,
yet the 8 main correspondence the menaces
of Napoleon, the Cause 2nd gist OF the embar-
SO, if am correctly informed, is ",kttt
tack )" and this is tie mystery to which the
letter alludcs, and by tle magick Of which we
are to be !" plunged into an unnecessary and
sdisIraceful wal"
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|shtv were merely eligible as = mean Of de.
fence in aid Of farti6cat,ons.
Mr. K. agreed with the gentleman who
had Yesterday said that thesr beats would,
be 40 prosec,;nn sgaiinst ships Of war, with
1w;nd and tide in their favor, 10 Chesa'
peake bay ; Blu, as oaessise wssponsthey
nigh, be placed s,pointsswhere they nigh.
lie 10 readiness till a proper time should
arrive. IN which they conld act with adj.
vso,age. a number OF ffiga.es had been
for some time lying 10 The Chesapeake J
NIX did rsiigiousIy believe, ff me na'
ton had besr 10 state OF war5(and a con-
srary ~sissasiao alone had prevented the
expeyimcnt from beng made) shat. twelve
pun boats stationed at Norfolk, could have
driven them away from their anchorage.
Apdswhy did he believe so! Because they
could have chosen vheir umewhen che wea.
Their was calm, and large ships could not
BE- worked It was this waysha. gno boats
could greatly injure ships cf war; aad It
nos destroy the -, csuld injare them 80
r,ueh as to renderthem unmsnageablc.
fSpeech to be continued
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COURT OF INQUIRY
IN THE CASE OF
GEN WILKINSON.
Friday, January IS, 1905.

General Wilkinson appeared, and tie court
having stated that they were ready to proceed
to business, he enquired whether 1t was ex-
pected that the gentlemen notified would at
tend, as he would wish to make the remarks
he epurpoSed to offer in their presence. It
wa replied that nc answers had been ct re-
ceiYed from them
4 short time after, the following letters
were received from Messrs Clark and Row
an, in answer to the notices served uoon item.
The letter OF Mr.. Randolph was subsequently
received.
The losn Of the notices is as follows with
the varlation ofthe name Of ths gentleman TO
whom it was addressed:
TO the Hon. BQniel Clarke, Delegate to Can
y sreS from tie TERRITORY Of Ney Oricans.
nc President of the United States, at the
request of Brigadier General Wilkinson, ha-
wing appointed a military Court Of Enquiry
for the purpose. of hearing testimony in re-
lation to the said General Wilkinson having
been, or now being a pensioner to the Spanish
government, while holding a commission un-
der the government Of the United States and
it being duly imlmated to the court that your
testimony, touching the matter in question,
will be~material on behilf of the Z, States
1t is therefore especially requested 10y the
court, that you will please attend tic court on
Friday next at ten O'Clock, A. NJ. in order to
give evidence III the case in hearing.
: Done by order eff the court this 9Th day
:" OF January, 1868.
WALTER JONES, acting as
Judge Advocate.
g I HAl r.. 1ONo
The following are the ANSWERS re.
rc,ived
SIR,
! have received yosr no;e Of the l3lh
inst. intima,isg the reqoes,of he military
court of enquiry, l1s:tused az the s4qte,s
OF general James Wilk,nsonsb by rte p5ss.-
deut, that | should attend az a :ness 20
s',r evidence. relative to the charge made
against general Wilkinson, of his beipg pr
bsvios been . pensioner Of :he SpaolsI 60.
You will permit me,sir, ,nto'
you, 20 insorm the court thas under -thit
order of the hoese OF representatives 1
have already communicated 10 d Dc pGs'-
,ion the substance Of ny knowledge and
irformatioo respecting the subj~cs Of ne
matter before tie court. This aaposiuoa
by order Of The house has been trsussulurd
to the president 10 be ussd accordiugfo tus I
discretion ! shall have no obieet,oo TO
testify further before say<coeu legally Az
.thorised 70 cell ~ci.iseus before ih-m com. !
Pelens TO The full Investigation Ct 60 cena.
pl'case q case ; be-: understanding as ! DO
hat a military courl Of soqairy has 10
power II acting bu; 10 relation TO a~nliitasy
men, snd fhat tae attendance of a citizen
70 testify before them would be considered
merely voluntary, slough ! an in 10 de.
gree disposed TO withhold when properly
called upon any istormationI possess as
70 the spbjrct Of the charges before the
court. YET | Cannot consent TO appear. be-
tore q tribunal whose rule Of PROCEEDINGS
10 purely military and whose power can.
not enable the TO call for corsobosatiye
proofs upon poip.sswhieh Nigh, be render.
Cd quesicnable o. she a%es,inony oi a sin.
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gle witEess by adverse evidence.
have the honor to IL main,
Very respectfully,
SIR.
Your MOST cbediep, se,v't
DANIEL CLARK,
w. Jones, if. esq.
SIR.
Your note Of the 10 h inst requ.s,iss
thai. / would on this day attend as
ness at the Military Crur now ,~i,tiog d,
tie purpose Gas i: is ssld) Of srqsrios 10,
to the coodacs Of bussdler general Wi.s,o,
SON ~relas.ve 10 his hayieg been a peusiors.
Of Spain whilst 10 the service of sbe US
was recsi.ed BY me ca yesterday-I -
snot personally acquainted with that /. IN
nor DO ] (alheugh / have head aau De ~.
-iisyc mooh) Of mr. own-kuuwledge kaov
any thing which according to the establish.
ed rules Ct evidence in civil! cases couIdb.
heard by-rhat court on the subjecs Of ,hej,
enquiry: But if did-my ignorance 4
nill a,y tribunals in the general. ard Of, Ri,
10 particular my impressions as 70 ia !,
r%ection and cbject-and its impotence "a
cCerce the attendance of c~or1cbosstive vi, |
nesses would restrain me from appearjo, |
as a witness before thar ccur,-she couu
with whom | have not the honor Of a Dr..
stnslaeqta'n,auce, so Gar from ~irteri,
from my nnn-attendaoce aay wan. Of r.
spec, to- them Individually, with II.
goodness 80 sscrIbe i,to.tac mo.ives sbs.
assigned, to my bab,tual and decided Dr.. !
ference for she cip:c institutions; and 10 n,
Fl n belief Sbss they only arc CO mpe,su,n
a. Ike he present eto4isy tfEciire,y.
Arcep, for yourself The assurance of ny
high respect and es.eem.
JOHN ROWAN.
Jaruary 18Th, 1903.
Walter Jones, Iun. esq.
Ssg,
Your summon. Gid 10, reach nc
until abcrt au hour go ; to which creun.
stance aione you>wiN twpute the delay q
this answer. ! have 90. personal know.
ledge Of auy circumstances which can b.
material TO The inquiry IN which you ar.
engeged and therefore b. leave 10 drcim
attending he military coertcf winch WV
are judge advocate.
am very respectfully,
S;r,
Your cbedient servant.
JOAN RANDOLPH.
faa. f7.1sOS, 2 o,ckck, Pm.
Walter Jones, esq.
The foregoing notice aud answers sn
F." a.tes'ed as a tue copy, furnished geneta
WAX nsrn, a. his request and By dlrecam
ct the C orr.
@Ies,e.
WALTER JONES,
Ob1cic'ing as judgs aavscut'"
General Wilkinson then rose sod dhr
vered the ioIlowrg
ADDRESS.
GENTLEMEN,
from . sense Of respecttowardsts
cour', aad Of proprlely to my own sI'us'
zion, l 0ase beea Induced to trespas,a
observations on your .pasisncr, pr"
,m!uary 70 the introduction Of kstIsl9'
pV,
On receiving the hrst ia'ims;ioo OF III
pronounced against me oa 'H'
tnor Of cong ess,, by asment@r Of thatag
tady.[Mr. ] ohn Rsodolph'
& y Distinguished for decorum and no
tsas uto ss he is for ;mpartia,i'y ADD eau
lor; ! appealed TO The proper su'hoW
.o1 80 "tesfglrien ic.o my condoc', D
Ia f~sh 81 vr;ch is secured TO rae BY sM
:~asp.n ,oaaad .h- law, and you gennS
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R f S S.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
FRIDAY. Decsm5er II.
DEB9TE

On the 5iHJrom the Senate for maSing a5.
prepriagaa far budding an aadifonal
number ggua boats fr tee projections
eJQur tefss and no. bars.
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NASHVILLE, lTen.l April ~.

Ofthe men who went in pursuit of the In
dians, as mentioned in our last, We have
heard nothing. BY a gentleman from the Sa-
line Salt Works we have been Informed that
when he left there considerable number Of
Indians were about the place, and that the day
after, he was eyertaken by man, who said
the whites and Indians had quarrelled, and
every thing was in the greatest esntuslon.
Some lives were lost but it is not known how
many. We give this news as We had 1t not
vouehing forts authenticity.
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Atril IS.

We understand that the major general has
recently received information that two fami-
lie. had been killed by tie Indians. Reports
from various quarters say, that number OF
indians had assembled in warlikc manner,
and showed disposition OF disafieetion to-
wards our government. It appears that they
are led on by Is or Is white men.
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alerannrta paiIp aobtrttser.
FRIDAY, MAs ~;
!" VERuS" 1o-Morrow.

Captain Chase Of the ship Eliza. informs
that an order ofsthe British government fos
stopping and OBTAINING all American vessels
going to or coming from an enemy sport,was
published in the Courant Of the Cape sofdsood
Hope on the 9th Of March previous to which
time cruizrrs had sent in tho ship Reisariut,
Wildes, from Batavia. for Boston; ship .TeIa-
.chus, Gallup, from Isle Of France, for Salem;
and brig Resolution, CraycroA, from Manila
for Philadelphia.
IN. Y Ms-. AEy.
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We are authorised to state
that the Occoquan Bridge is n
nished, and ready for the ae-
commodation Of passengers.
May 20
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TEN DOLLARS Reward.
TO LET.

TIME House ard Lot On King-strcet, few
door Above the Indian,Queen Tavern,
at present occupied by ras. Possession may
Dc had Immediately. NM. rItAs
Hay IS,
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~. Y Mr.. Aey.)

Onihe tst inst. tsays Montreal papcrt a
sloop On Lake ChampIain, sEat her cables and
drjfied into the port of ST Johns, vitha carr
go of Teas. Many RATS have lately met with
similar fate, and are now probably drifting
in the St. Lawrence. On this account, NE
hear that some of the Custom House Officers
Of Vermont. have applied to the Custom
House Officer OF ST. Johns TO fnstert his
books, but the latter, deesning it higly i'm
proper refused.
From burlington, Yermen', Aiay IS.
Extract Of letter from gentleman Of res
speciality belonging TO Chittendea county
to his fien Il in Burlington, Vt dated
W1NpsoR May 5.
n Before the receipt Of this, you will have
seen the proclamation of the President, de-
clsring sur part Of the country ia a g stati of
insurrection" --bat you may not be ;pppissd
of the cause which produced tbs very extra.
ordinary neasure--so extraordinary as to
Justify sending AT express from the city Of
Washington. D. C. Esq informs me that
he was present when the express arrived at
the governors in Rutland. Aleter was adj
dressed from the executive ofths y. States,
to GOV Smith, accompanied with copy of a
letter from DE-. Penniran to tho execptiys,
both which Mr. G. heard read. / he leuee
from Penniman he says, stated conshirecy
and combination amongst the people bordering
On Lake Champlain and Canada to oppose
the embargo act, which could not be suppress
sed without the aid Of the militia.
The Letter addressed To- gcv. Smith was
disrlctioDsry, yet SO far directory in advising
lin to repair imn cdiatcly to Lake Ghe1Mr
plain, 20 put the whole body of militia in
rcquisi,ion, that the governor said he would
accompany the express for that purpose ny
He wa. however diverted from it by the adj
vice of his friends. fIe was told that if there
existed such q comb; aation, he nigh. meet
with personal abuse IN addition to which,
he would unayoidably lose Ills next election
That Penniman's fears should produce steA
proclamation, and incur the expense Of an
express from Washington, is fact which
our people ought to be made acquainted WITH
Penninan's letter ifbeliered by the executive
is the only justification hs can have for the
measure.
3
DIED, last evening, Mrs. Margaret bfseses
in her e7th year: Having liEsd in the faitA
of Christ, her faith supported her under tes
dious illness, and introduced her ii peace 10
Better world.
~. Her friends and acquaintance are re-
aues9ed to attend her funeral, this afternoon
at four o'clock, from the house Of MIR. An
drew Flemmiug.
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May 81.
I HAVE ON HAND,

Some double distilled genuine Rye Ma
key, fourth proof; Rapanna Sugars, OF the
very best quality parcel Of well cured NsA,
in barrels; together with LIQUORS and
GROCERIES as usual-wbich will % cold
for cash, or exchanged for earn or Rye.
lanes Douglas.
Z May 81. cost
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NASHvILLE lT.) Iuly 10.
IA u lNDL4NS. sss.ssI

For several weeks We have scarcely,
seen ! traveller through he Wilderness,
who has not complained of soms out
rage of the Indians; and the evil CON.
Plained q, We fear i not likely 10 81
fsmedied until new agents are appoint-
80, and africter order. An arent We
ne informed has been specuiasinR ii
corn, ~ The % small diseredit 81 ne
unit<d States, md yexation Of he r..
diam. he eye pf governments Il -
qairsd Il that quarter
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ALExANDRIA, Aoso.s q.

Exttocss 4 isties, datsd Gaia, 29fs
nae, u 4 resi- ect66Is kause u Nssv.
zcsk, rer<ived ~ ~ shiip 0ceen. :
4 The Spanish nation. afier having
degraded md exhanafed itself d he
fSithfui ally of France, has & length
made ! dig niEed, pa,tioEie md nn:,ed
sfand against their cruel and peflidious
oppfesspE The vilIatnous dssiens 81
Bonaparte are now apparent ID msrchi2e
fc9 the last 1years flower, ofshs Spani,h
troops ca ,O0b) into The interior 81 Ger.
msny, and filing Spain uish bis Own
Asn heunds under die insidions pretext
Of stacking Gibraltar, AlRisrs, md
Portugal. His real object wss Is sul,iu..
.gate %. Of this We ste now all con.
WINGED, and lie late kidnapping 81 he
royal family has burst forth The snlotker.
ed fury Of de whole nation into 1 blaze
% Indignant patriotism which must Sies.
troy the tytant's hopes and Zee our coun.
nv from bondage. How ouehf ~ en.
shaved nations Of the contiuent, how
ought the q. States 81 Amefica 20 isym-
pathixs win. uA ID our strueEles and 10
wish success to our heroic eiIofts ia stay
ne hand ofshe Destroying Angel. The
late NOT only Of Spain, but of de world
hangs uponths fortunase powers 81 our
afns. Yet noswithstandipg this o6vi.
Gus policy. N alarming circumstances
has lately transpirsd- The imprisonvnsnt
Of Mr.. YounRN your consul aenefal. Is
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u III
| Portuguese lieut.. gen. Gome1 Freire dc
Andfsde who marched With The Porsu.
ruese troops for Frauce 4 is.said waS q
one of the frontier towns of Portugal, q
the head % On army Of forty Thousand
Portuguese and Spanish troopss he b .
gen. Of some experience, having distin-
guished himself formerly y the Russian
service, % also when be vas second IN
command Of the Portuguese roops thar
were sent 70 assist the Spsniards in the
commencement Of the French Revolu-
ton, where he also Distinguished him
selfAs . general.
The French general Juno.gave orders
that all The properly belohging 70 this &C.
neral should Be Immediately confseaf.d.
who 4, very. popular and almoA sdored
By the Portuguese people, The French
had fortified the castle Of Sc George, 10
Lisbop, md put in bread and water for
SIX months, and i was generally sup-
sposed. should they be attaeked BY the
Spaniards By land, and the British BY
sea-. thar they would retire 70 that casile,
% il commands the city. which they
could easily destroy. on Lisbon there.
was very strong Aeet, as also . num-
Der q transports with troops on Eoard,:
but they had not dlsemearked N any
place when ieit Lisbon. There arc no
French troops in the province Of Al
garveyiwhere the people are oil IN arins,s
add that part Of Portugal Is governed in
the name OF the Prince Regent and the
Portuguese nag aying there, q. also IN Z
numbcr Of The provinces thro'out Pottu-
gal -, IL + - ~, -. 8 = = =, 4. s
Both Spaniards and Portuguese have
red ribbsnds about their arrns, a. 1 dis
tiucrion, they have also seized about
5000 barrels Of aonr. dessined for Lis
bon as also the greater part Of the
church plate, and uPsards of SEQ bars
fcotton going from Portugal 10 France.
When J lsit Portugal there 18as 40 great
want of proyiSions. but every thing VERY
dear, and = great deal Of poverty; there
being no businsss whatever doing, and.
should they NOT shortly receive some
supplies Of corn, bread must rise consi.
derably 10 price, although there was 4
very great prospect Of an abundant Mar.
vest III over The country. n Lisbon
the French are preparing with great ac-
tivity ~ the old sh;ps 81 war the prince
left behind him, but NOT one oE them IL
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government, as bling secretly league d
with ths trsas 9erous CoEsican, 10 PVT
into ihe hsnds pf hisurprincipled sgsnt..
our valuable colonies ID Americs, and
swrest them irptn % forever 2 aE III
Extraes 81 b letter ficm an intelliRent
4 Epglish Gsn.leman, dated Liverpool
July oh 1905. e 5, & Z. !.
You would b surprised, ifyou were
here 10 ZEE what little tGeet il produced
10 ihis country b. The embafgo, any FUR
.ther than i iitlle speculation ID the aiii-
cIes which IRE imfcrtsd from AmeIica !;
but .no.hing 10 mske the country feel.
which I helieye Mr.. leifrrson thought
We should do when il MS laid On, and
thar We, could scarcely exist without
trade with Amefica. ssf h 4 !.
The public attention Is now absorbed
siih the great events going on 10 Spain,
and from The spirit shown by he Span.
iaIds there seer i plausible hcre thar
they viii oppd more deiermined re-
.sistante 70 BonSpsrfe than Ii has stsn-
counteted. II vas melansholy 10 look
at the state ct snbiection 20 which he had
reduced every power on the ccntinent Of
I Europe. Il Wa awful 70 See him pre-
pared tithall his force 70 attack this little
Island. 'lf Spain gains her point we
must hope Il will be The signal Of revolt
for other countries. And then England
win have the glory Of having been the
only cheek 20 the tyrans's ambition for
universal monarchy.
!. The American ship Tiger, .brouehe
into Plymouth BY The Grower gpn brir.
has on board the Marquis D'Yspjo. late
minister from Spain 10 the United States,
and his family. 4 .5, A.
The Tiger was allowed By ,he Ame.
Eiesn government 70 rake his excellency
70 Bordeaux. The .commandes of The /
Grcwler informed the Marquis Of the &
late occurrences lid Spain and aelicifed
him % proceed tiifler, al ence but the
surprize Of the Marquis. vas such i; to :;
induce him 70 doubt some 81 the facts
stated. andto prefer n wish % England
before he proceeded 70 Spain. Al pass
ports was last night forwarded from lie
secretary Of states oiice, and We under
stand his sxceliency intends b pass q
lew weeks at Bath. The Tiger has 4 4
considerable number of passengers On !
board, also bound for Spain. II,
iMPORTANT DISPATCHES. J.
We unds tstand dispatches toour 70
veFnmept, of great importance, were i
received by die Issabella. They were {:
immsdia,siy iorvardsd . lie Secretary
Of State. !
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IMPORTANT LErrERs-
uFlo,x LivHalooI Jolly Il.

$500 -~--es# 49, u Sss
s4FRox Liv.ayocI, Jolly II.
= RI. .yents Shish are lov taxing
olsee ID Spain Hare revived oar hopes
afd, vs sruss bold O. 2 rational pros
Dec. 81 q eaecshal slbp bsing Pat % the
proare.s ne Rr<nehywese making 60.
wa.ds The spbj1nalios q Europe We
hsye sIto NelE 9cnnde ~ e1peefalions,
thst Ru.sik VIII Spon - ranked amongss
die nunber a. our fIisndA.
I" This unexpected snd ke may almcst
cav. MIRACULOUS change d the politics
ofRurope, has had ! very rlaaterial e.
Ger % our market; Russia, Baltic, and
Jfediterranean produce of ~ deserip-
lions i sspidly deelining. whilst our
Coloaisl produce = = rapidly adsaneingi
sento kfiesh percent sdvance his been
given on Coffee. from the suppositioni
dat che North of Europe would Be i'm
msdiat.ly opened 70 u. and Hemp j.
depressed full fitteen pounds per ton.
J. Rice Il II brisk demand. as Ills ge-
nerally 1ndsfslood that Spain win Be Id
great want 81 provisions, and . consi-
oerAnle aayaase - = . sAss J. =.
Of IN kinls, will 81 course feel a im-
mediate eject. Tar has dropped ID
London fnll -. per barrel j On the Va.
- .n ~. ~ :. es.s.sa ~. y ~. !,
~, go ~ -: 60 s,,,;r s,,d e
-, ~. ,,..-s, M ;nsi;n.,iS. NJ Ra..i. ~.
~, rSvn a, IN pgsse,,f 1890 -
~ - .nrne,e 800 81 Nav,l sfor.s
eo,,id IS effsrtrd q n. ~
q n. sv.rv .la,rsd ~ cron ~ nav =.
.pect and The 6neniess 81 Inc usather,
w;Il ,end a:keeD he pTiecsof Corr and.
WSsss doun. unless l,r,e .du.n,;,;e.
.houla - - q llsrIise "a pn,,..
81 ! - from - isrd Hsuir,hnry
said. s. an.Wtr IS Lord HOLLAND. y IL
Oder r;;1liIs = ~ l1ousl. aof L6rsi.. -
supoose that Il Is inteisled % y srind she
Otd.rs ID Council. Is far1as fesplcfs
,hose two eosn,ies, md indeed sehoPs
!. =. 81 isSaes ,hs Niai.,1y s rspssi .bs ,s
Altogether !; add Ne think 1, likely.
.. A yery rreat den,ana las ,exissed
Tor acme time Tor Tobsecd, md price,
a,s as,t IN erceedin0ly hirh.n
---.-s
: fen LoHp9E July p
j q co.t6n Goods haye rissn fsom 10.
d 20 pr cents nd 81 Kinds ii kfesl de-.
mand. Ashes md Cotton have fallen !:
Eisx,eed no ssle. The people 81 l.ngs
land Il hish spifit, -snd iootiag for
ward q events RI glosious import-
So W go on DlsTnssslno AAstand
BY our Embargo While Ms afs rlopa.
isa1sO curssives. !:
sans dars, rvs, The prospeesiiof;;
Pesce vith she Northern Powers = %
EveaE shak Whsas and Rassian Goods
have talIcH 20 per cent wnhin zen days.
and colgniaL pfodutiioAs eoneidssahly
advsncess inthe expsesatipn ot mn.
tet being opspsd Hish spain aud The COO.
tincnt. \ J: i. Y !. \ q
fThus de Kn1lish are % haee nouo-
poiEnf "a IL mafkels II Europe; while
our wise md philos0phic President =
trying the exPsfidleus Of "a kmhargc,
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HGRLr IMPORTANT SpEEcH:
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Extract from NJ. cannine's speech On
Amefiean siIsirs. q
" America, Dir, - lie next subiect 81
the hon. gentlsman's speech which /
shall notice. Of nearly III That has
passed betweenshe two countries. the
house and he p6blic have been pun in
possession By the publication DC de
American governmcnt. pIeslme that
the hqnorable gentleman does mot intend
70 bhms his majesty's lninis.ers FOR not