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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-05-17
From a PHILADELPHIA Paper.

A very strong sensation has been created
in Germany and Holland, BY a small pam
phIet, which was clandzs.inely put into cir
culation in the beginning Of January, enti-
tied The complaints of the people ofthe
continent, on the subject of the interruption
of their commerce, addressed to all The
princes Of this part of the world" The
French police at Hamburg, where it is sup
posed to have been printed, have in vain,
offered reward Of six hundred rix dollars
for discovery of the author and printer /;
and it continues TO Be eagerly sought after
by persons of every description, notwi.h.
standing the denunciation ola penalty of
800 rix dollars against any one having co.
Py in his posses sion.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-05-17

-srora Il POEM on the vOInOihty Of the
49, Tongue"
Each Tangue's shuttle, and each M'Hf"
loom,
So And for thair products scarce the ears IND
room
The tongues shuttle, which goes to tro'
,weaves words together till they speeches
grow
Rsmanufactures with the incest care
-Friehtful Old stories to make children stare !;
And tales of woes which, if they gain the ear
Excite our pity and call forth a tear
Much about nothing, as there were mIstrust
THAT lack of motion would thas shuttle rust.
"A warp each wordy wcNver'S mind does spin
To put imagination's fiISg in.
s-AIl things now ready, forth the shuttle speeds
= And 10 the filing much the warp exceeds
mo wonder then the 6dsets seize OR Some'
WHO hear the shuttle when the warp has
done.
.->HfR cLacks arc Ioudes! when the grist runs OUT
( WoniGr's most loud when least to talk about |!
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-05-17

7hs navy, under the present administration
has, By ceiling and rotting together, been
reduced to the. mere skeleton Of what ie
was once. Excepting tbs triaiug war OF
Tripoli, the nation has been at peace, and
there has been no instruction to quell.
"Upon the whole, my dear sir, our Sc
tua,ion affords, bas a gloomy prospect
From what quarter light may arise in the
midst Of our darkness, time will unfold
Whatever communications have been re-
ceived from Europe by The executive none
has been communicated to Congress, con-
sisting I suppose of what would BE- called
private letters. We know nothing only
VIVA, we learn from the papers. The long
expected John Adams had not left England
March 25th, and probably has not left Eu.
rope vet. The latest accounts from Eng
land were favorable but il The same dispo-
si,ion prevails in the cabinet ~ formerly, no
arrangement, can be made which our 60
vernmen. will dare to accept hope how
ever this hostile spirit begins to be little
moIli6sd, not perhaps SO much by change
Of feeling, as BY sense of iDeapaeity to
carry on a system of hostility The disor.
ganised state of the party, and the destruc.
ton of our little army at New. Orleans, and
the exhausted state Of our treasury, present
but little, gratifying to the war feelings
May COP appear for our nation, and save
US from the perdition with which We arc
threatened I"
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-05-17
From THE SALEM GAZETTE.
POLITICAL REVIEW.

POLITICAL REVIEW.
eTAe tdAssrias extract q letter from a
mast venerable member .f congress to tbs
friend IN Essex, CSdtsd Harrington, 4.
pra 20, 1910, } rviH, as rrcH as tie letter
sFMe hen. VI. Breckenridge, on the first
bare, Be reed 7Vith interest&.nd mortifcG-
zion, by these rUho Ioish to k"otU u"H0'
eur rulers are about.
"+Ths adjournment of congress is one
--aet, If not the only one, during session OF
1S6 days, which will meet with the univer.
. salapprobation Of all parties Of the nation,
especially as it is likely to put an end to all
che system of embargo, non-inte recourse and
all that sort Of trumpery, which has ex-
hausSed our treasury, impoverished our CT.
tizenS, and broken the spirit OF the nation
Some of our members are apparently as
melancholy at the thought that they are like
TO ad iouIn and so home, without either war
-Grnbargo---noHinter or any oleS-
sing of that sor; to carry home to their con.
stitueuts, as If they had lost two. OF three of
their nearest friends and indeed the ,situa-
tion and feelings of the present majority in
congress is by no means an eviable one 49,
defeated, divided, bewildered, and disheart-
-sxed-forced to abandon all their darling
schemes Of resisting aggressions and Of
hamhling the beligersnts Chat is Englaud)
they present rather sorry spectacle to the
world. Finding the treasury exhausted,
cur little army almost annihilated by bad
Enauagement, and the spirit OF the nation
broken BY series of preposterous measures
which instead Of operating upon the bellige-
rents have emily reacted UpOn themselves.
The war spirit SCENE to be considerably
broken down. ~.,.
/" This situation, il is true, neither pre-
sents a terrific sspect 60 The nations of Eu-
rope, nor is calculated to crafty our ma
&ional feelings. Whatever bqasting there
may be aboaA the increase Of democracy in
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-05-17

I7sa haze never published this EPITAPH,
believe, and MANI Of your readers, 'O"o
have not seen IL IViK, think, be PfeGseG
at the insertion IN your Gazette. g.
AN Epitaph on SIR ISAAC NEWTON
Approach, we wise, approach with awe divine
IT'S hezisn's name that conSeeratss this
shrioe
That SuN of wisdom, whose meridian ray
PieYc'd Natures gloom and kindled 1t to day
That soul Of science tnat unhounded mind
That genius which erGhed huma" kind!
Confessed .unreme of man, his cOuntry's
pride.
And Aalf esteem'd an angel-tll he dy'd!
Who in the eye of heav'n like E"Oeh stood;
And thrO' the paths of knowledge ~oIs'd with
GOD!
WHO made his fame sea without shore,
2 And but Jorsook one world to know the laws Of
MORE.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-05-17
Public Sale.

On Tursday next at ten o'clock svfH be cold =,
the Yendue Stsre, On q. credit rs andI
month. for APPROVED negesiasle nesss--sA.
following goods. ......
i Case - and So cambria n1uslins
l Do. Leno muslins
! Do. figured Jaconet muslins
I Do. Black and coloured camb1cs
I Do. Cambria dimiliss and shirting
Trunk of chintzes
2 Do oalicoes
Do. ginshams So. -.
l Case o: men * nom ems cotton stocking,
Dozen silk stockings
l Case Of white and cole red threads
Sewing silks Of different colofs.
80 Pieces of black lutestrings
4 Ditto black satin
? Dc. plaid silks
Black silk handkerckicfs, shawls and pocket
handkerchiefs ...
Bandano and Madras handkerchief
1000 pieces nsHkeens
Cotton cassimeres and bedtieking
Irish linens, Russia sheetings * brown Hol-
lands
Cotton and thread laees
l case Of pins
Watches and jewelry
Knives, forks, pocket and pen knives
Ivory and bent combs
80 reams writing paper
10 chests hyson and young hyson teas
2 hcgsheads sugar, 90 pipes Madeira vino
Ana sundry other articles for cash.
P. G.. Marsteller.
May II.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-05-17
Public Sale.
; May II.

BY virtue Of deed of trust from IpGllizm
HoSsSon to the subscriber, to secure the
payment of debt due from him to the
Bank of Potomac, will be exposed 70 auc-
ton, on the premises, on the Esd day OF
JUNE next. the following Property in the
town OF alexandria, to wit -
One piece or parcel Of Ground
with the Improvements thereon, Wing Oh the
south side OF Prince. street and bopnded as fol-
lows :-BeI inning on Prince stree. % feet 20
the eastward Of Water street, and running
thence eastwardiy with Prince street Is feet,
thence souihwardly ~ feet inches, thence
westwardy 3 feet, thence northwardly to
the beginning.
III S o,
One other piece of Ground.
with the Improvements thereon, lying & be-
ing on the south side of Prince street As feet
to the eastward of Water street, and running
thence eastwardly with Prince street 40 feer,
thence southwardly a feet, thence westward.
ly 20 feet, thence to the beginning.
III SO,
enc other piece or parcel OF
unimproved Ground, lying on the no:rh side
Of Prince street & to the westward Of Wash
ing,on street; beginning at the intersection
Of those streets and running westwardly with
Prince street 81 feet inches, thence ncrtf.
wardly 70 feet, thence eastwsrdly 81 feet S
inches to Washington street, thence to the
beginning.
This property will be sold upon credit Of
one, two and three years, for notes negotia-
bic in the Bunk Of Potsmac, with approved
endorsers, carrying interest from the day of
sale. A lien will DO required upon the pro-
perry sold to secure the payments.
Thomas Swami, Trustee.
Nav l2-l7.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-05-17
From the Same.

The attempts lately made to introduce
the culture of the tea tree in Corsica, have
been crowned with complete success, and
is likely to be productive of the most I'M
portant consequences. China sells yearly
s+,ooo,ooo pounds of tea to Europe, and
the sums are immense which the Europeans
pay to China for that driuk-Corsica is ST.
tua.ed nearly in the same latitude as Chi.
ma.
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THE TIC K l. Err.

An independently political, literary and
amusing paper published in the city OF Phil.
ladclphia on every Wednesday morning, by
TOBY ScRA7CHEAf, may be subscribed
for at c. A. SHU us Cirellutins Li6rary,
Fairfax street, Alexandria.
~ Terms-Four Dollars per annum,
payable semi-annually in advance.
May 3. ia3w'
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LATEST FROM SPAIN

Yesterday arrived at this port the ship
Adriane, capt. Burrows, from Cadiz which
she left on the 9TH Of April. Capt. B. in
forms US that British aeet had just arriv.
ed from England with 5000 troops, who
we're debarking the day he sailed. Four.
teen British ships of the line were in Cadiz
I'ay /; and the anglo Spanish army were
determined to hold the city. The Preach
army were on the opposite shore progress.
ing with their Notifications. Lord Coling.
wood died off Toulon his body was bro't
to Cadiz in the Victory, and put on board
a frigats which sailed for England on the
Sd Of April.
Markets coed at Cadiz for American
produce.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-05-17
NEW YORK, Elay IA:

Captain Dillineer, who arrived at this
port on Saturday from Tarragona, informs
US, that on the assh of March, of Malaga.
he spoke the ship Recovery, captain Stokes
from Gibraltar for Alicant, who Informed
him that admiral Collingwood had died at
Cadie, and that all the ships a, Gibraltar
were dressed in mourning on the occasion.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-05-17
LATEST FROM ENGLAND,

Ga Saturday arrived at this port the shin
Laura, Taber, in AZ days from Hull, which
port he lefs on the first of April, and has
brought London papers to the oath of
March inclusive, one day later than our
former advices.
Capt. T. informs US, that the friea,e
John Adams had sailed from England for
France--thatit was understood Mr.. Pink.
aey, the American minister, had arranged
treaty with the British government, and
that . splendid dinner had been given to
him (Mr. Pinkney) on the occasion.
We further learn from passenger in the
Laura, that British aset Of men Of war
consisting OF 20 sail of the line, were fitting
out with the greatest expedition, destined.
as was supposed, against Croustads.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-02-12
Mammoth Erudition.

What fund of knowledge may the phi
loso5her the ci-devant Lazgyer, and the g Far.
,Bser' or his apprentice acquire from peru
sing the columns Of the last Argus. Yes,
such knowledge as pe5vling rHtant would
acquire from the study OF an enAghtening
and instructive little book, entitled the n
sney;caz Spelling Book, written by Noah
Webster, Jun. Esq price 20 cents. The
readers. and more particularly the editors
Of the 6a6y, will find this book great aux
Hilary to The right understanding Of the Ar
rus,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-02-12
/" HnIf1c HerH.n

The appetite Of the Argus-man
seems remarkably sharp. he is ready
10 swallow down not only all Federal
tahers but all FeoLeraA8ts, adopting the
old saying neck or nothing. We re-
commend to him (instead of skimming
the cream, from other papers, to serve
his patrons, zveakLy, with palatabIe
meaD to get himself cooked, with a
few more of his competitors in nom
sense, for the next Gray caucus. If the
democrats are eticurea, and fond of
Calf's head ttrtleised, alias acs6inised)
we promise them that this said dish
will afford delicious ntorceaK. If they
cannot cook it themselves, we will en-
-deavor TO furnish them with Recipe
. IN our next.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-02-12

we are as earnest as the Argus
,cro4yieJ.s, for the success of the attacks
mon our most worthy Governor with
which the iacobin papers abound. We
hope the people will READ item atten
lively, for they must then DE convinced
or the uprightness of that character
who Is aspersed by them, and the rea-
cons for which they do it. 1t must
certainly add to his reputation TO be
scandalized by these Ne7ygate scOun-
dr,lq. whose ceng1rc is honor, whose
authorization is iydmy. They know
thew stend their strength tor naHght,
when they level the shafts of their ma
tce at the reputation and character OF
him. whose shoes iatchet they are not
g5rtiy 10 mnioose, and they therefore
attack his dress, his exterior, which
they, Judging from their own hypocrisy
and d4hEcify think the most vulnerable.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-02-12
For Sale at Auction,

Oh The 10th day If. this nrontb, al II
o'ei5ck, Oh TIE PrenJ'sS, il not Previ-
onfy d1pysd IF ~ pirate faLe,
THAT Real Elate formerly owned and
occupied By Caleb Randall, includingthe
reverhor Of The widows dover, ilualed on
fouth file Of Cumberland Street, conffting of
Houle, 40 feet by 20, one half hnilhed,
with garden fpo;, and good well of water
Whoever may with TO purchafe The above,
eltate, may IN qure at this office for further
particulars. FrG. i2.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-02-12

ORDAINEDl-At FreePort, on the 9Th
inf. the Rev. REUBEN Mason, to the patio
raj care of he Firlt Church & Congregation
in that pIace.-Introduaory Prayer by the
Rev. Mr. jerks, of Bath Sermon by Pref.
ident Appleton; Ordainng Prayer by Rev
Jacob HerrIck, of Durham Charge by Rev.
Samuel Eaton, Of Harpfwell; and the Fellow
fhip Of the Churches by the Rev. Mr. Brad.
ley, of Falmouth. The a1em6ly was uncom-
monty numerous, and the exercife. highly
worthy of commentator.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-02-12

NJ wsrd = more often used among our
a,,crat;c edito-s, AMI none more misused,
49,, yfler.s. They Pre- cCntluuslly bswl
a,-on, for Liieytg AMI when LEY themselves
- s,,var,s Of bondage. II re minds Us of
..a.t was said by great wiz, years ago,
~, which may 81 applicable 70 The present
ines sLibery j. a phrase IT arious sig
80 lions, having within these few years,
hoen used as a SYNONYMOUS term for BIAS
,,heuy, treason, libeIs, strong beer, and
FACE horssS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-02-12

~ every State where democracy has tri-
snphed, rancorous persecution has follow
ed n its train /; and, to provide "a feast q
Jaf thiags' for its adhercnts every consIde-
ration Of the public good has been made 10
Bend, whenever It came in competition With
that object.
In Massachusetts, its reign was short /;
but it was of sufficient duration to organize
Tue system, & make some little progress IN
the great work of revolution. That pailadI-
um OF our civil liberty, and protector Of on:
iiFes and property, the Judiciary, was II IT.
present form, great obstacle 70 The pro-
sress Of genuine democratic eqgaitr and
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-02-12
lanes Chadbourn & Co.

James Chadbourn & Co.
2 ESPECTFULLY inform the public that
~ they have Removed from their fore in
Fore Greet, to Mr.. Henry Titcomb's fore in
Middle ftreet, formerly improved by MefTrs.
QIrsy g Baker, where they have jult opened
a lmaIl ahortment Of ENGLISH, together
with general a6ortment of "a
". l. G09dS e Grocerirsy
Among which are, Rum Brandy; Gin; LIZ
bon, and Sherry, Wines Hyfon, Young Hy-
ion, Hyion Skin, Souchong, and Bohea Teas,
warranted of the 6rlt quality; Loaf Sugar /;
white and brown Havana and Mufcovado
do, Coffee Chocolate; Starch Pepper /;
Allfpice Nutmegs Cloves Salt Peter I;
Moahes Cotton Salt Candles Sperm.
Oil ; Alum CopPerafs Log Wood Read
Wood an afortment of wro't & cut Nails
an afortment of Hard Ware Goods one hun
dred Bbls. fuper6ne Flour; with great ma
ny other articles too numerous to mention -
All of which they will fell at reduced prices,
for Cath or country produce, by wholeiale or
retail.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-02-12
american Farm erS,

None Of YOU ever saw such times as the
present, during the Federal ADMINISTRATIONS.
You never carried provisions and produce
20 market on such low conditions as you
now do. You have seen an Embargo laid
upon our commerce, and IN consequence OF
il, the fruits Of your labor, have sold only at
half price. You have seen no cause for
this, and all the other warlke measures
winch our administration have pursued, and
they have thought you 50 Insignificant a
not TO give you a reason If therefore you
do not wish 10 give your hard earniugs to
help the tyrsut of France make hsvock a.
mong the human race, if you co not wiz h
TO spraI YOU, 1,soney to that sghch is not B, eaa
and your labor fer that zchich SaH5fetk nor,
then penetrate INTO the purposes and hearts
OF your rulers-and
" Lack on this pet 8 Ind o. this"
we."
Now we have OBJ The Treasury IS
tanned Jefferson as noweyhausted BY Law
President, we shall ishments on French
have every thing in men and torirs, 50
abundance He is that we are oUiIge1
going to buy Louisi- TO have q loan ot J0ur
ana, and he'll make millions The puoiic
50 much money by it lands have been sold \
that the Treasury will but % millions trom
De full No taxes, no the sale ~ it IS r0t
ssattloa Lazvs, no stan acc united + r. bii-
ding armies, no gag is brought into Con-
acts. We shall not gress to prevent the
want any armies to liberty of speech
defend us from Our taxes must be
France, as that old increased larger than
John Aaafns did for ever they were. We
our President is GO have large standing
ing to pay great ma army IN array against
ny millions 70 Bona ourselves. Our con
Parte, and he will al stitution sick, dying,
ways keep peace and almost buried.
with us. The Voice Of Truth.
Democratic logic
IN Jcferson'S .frat
Pres aency.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-02-12
FOR THE GAZETTE.
TO " Il CITIZEN"

"Ouerist" suppos'I his illusion sufficient
" strong to have produced point al
though il certainly was not intended as a
two edged sword 70 wound the feelings Of
our respectable Represen, atives-but mere
" as a modest hint that their services might
be wanted.
But 10 he more explicit that Citizen
may lSnow, that no fighting IN ambush was
designed--the allusion was to the enactlng
of law for the relief Of insolvent debtors.
He cannot justly draw the conclusion that
Il e Querist intended to invite the repre-
sentatives TO their posts, believing that they
would oppose a law, which would meet the
appreciation Of two thirds at least of the le-
pal voters of this town. He takes the liber-
ty to state-.hat many Of our most respec-
table townsmen stand in need of such law
those who were in prosperity have done
as much for the benefit and advancement Of
its citizens as any members in it-and who
although deprived of the immediate and
powerful influence of wealth are not without
their weight. They are and will be support
ed by the industrious and enterprIslng me-
chanics almost unanimOusly-who have
heretofore prospered under their business.
They are ofthemselvcs in number streng-
thew have also friends and connections who
will advocate them. From such premises
il the conclusion drawn, that two thirds OF
the legal voters Of our town viii give their
voices that law may be passed for the re-
lief Of their friends and former patrons.
question may be agitated this session of
more immediate Importance to many OF our
townsmen than any which has ever come
before our legislature if SO, why not have
full representation
1t is well known that petition for an act
to relieve insOlvent debtors. has been pre-
sented to our legislature BY number Of our
townsmen The Legislature took up the
subject generally and referred ito a commit
tee out of the house of whom Judge Parsons
is chairman, 10 draft BILL
No charge ofneglect was intended to our
Representatives on the contrary, the Que
rist possesses as much respect for them as
a Citizen and is far from attributing to
them any motive less praise worthy than
public economy.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-02-12

OF the latch important
Black, navy blue, dark
mixed, bottle, Lon
don brown, corbeau,
and drab.. fuper6ne
Broadcloths,
Common, all COLOUR
and qualities ditto,
Double mllled, black
& dra5 KerEamieres,
6rf qsality
Black, drab, fawn,
mixed, blue, and
brown low priced
ditto
Maroon, pearl, fawn,
bottle, black, & i'm
perial blue, ladies
PeIiece Cloths
Scarlet. srimGon, fawn,
pearl, black & green
Peliece FIanneIs
Superhne and common
Coatings
Fearnoughts
Red, white, yellow, &
black Flannels
Baizes
Dark Swanfdown VeR-
ing
VIrtulet ditto--newen
file
Reai Devonlhire Ker.
| feys
SatInetts
Foreft Cloths
Serges
| Worried, lambfwool &
| Angola Hollery
Black & white fix do.
| Cotton ditto
5carlett, maroon, fawn
| fate, brown, green
| & black Bombazetts
Black and mulberry
| Wildboars
| Shalloens
Ratinetts
Black, mulberry. aut
| fcarlett, Tabby Vel,
| vets
Black and olive Vel
| vets-firlt quality
| Velvete1s
| Corduroys
| ThickCelts
Englih aud Derry Di
| apers
Ga Huckabucks
Huckabuck Towels
White Threads, from
No. 10 ID TO
Fashionable coat ant
| VET Buttons
Clafs Buttons
Cotton Umbrellas
Black and white Mi
| linetts
Black Galoons
Hair Ribbands
| l bale of BLANKE'
ity, and very low /; a
! Every article Of th
| fold on the very lowe
| January 3, 1910
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-02-12


HAVING noticed fhort time Gnce, GER
Il tain advertisement that a gentleman
WOULD receive in few days, an afortment OF
Southern Stock,
Hockenhull & Davis,
Respectfully inform their friends and the
public that THEY HAVE RECEIVED an afrorl-
ment of
Southern Stock
Such as Boot Legs and Tops; Calf Skins, &c
of quality thar " cannot fail to command a
certain preference" to any in the place
They continue TO manufacture Boots and
Shoes at 1hort notice, and in faithful aud
neat manner, at their ihop nearly oppoGte
the Maiue Bank, Fiih.Rreet, with PUNcTu-
Atty aid difpatch.
Portland, Fe5 IL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-02-12

FIRE-W. learn by a gentleman from
prunfwick. lhst two large Dwelling Houles
and uns Store belonging 10 Col. VIM STAN
wood, and Capt. TCPPsn. were confirmed
by FIRE, on the night Of the 9Th Infant
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-02-12

!; a-ou,.d Of haying recommended Tor
o. CLARK. the Collector in York
UNITY. who i now one Of the official
,,.-r,i,ry ding tents of the day.
Palladium.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-02-12

Charles & John Fox,
OFFER for faIe, on liberal terms, gensr-
- al afortment of
Ship Cbandery Go0d5,
Cordage, EngliGh and American Camboofes,
and Naval Stores.
AE-Twenty hogiheads GOLDFISH, which
will be fold veyy lSrO. Feb. II.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-02-12
To Readers and C0rre5b9ndcprs.

To Readers and Correspondents.
A fudden influx of Communications, &c. has
operated to induce us to defer pu.Gfhing he
concluding part of Mr.. Dana's Speech until
our next. The anfwer of the Senate TO the
Speech of his Excellency the Governor, is poit-
poned for the fame reafon. The " Monitor"
and "ReEgiOsHs," are received, and fhaIl be
attended TO-