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is'eep With her, Being aeussinted wish the C;l,oy
che ren'ted with more confidence than she could o.
IHerwise h2ve .ssuBi- Inst lee must b.. ,iruk and
"a, 81 his tenses. None OF Your airs ircp,ic,i tn
rnpian ny mind is made w wiusleep in 1T ted
Tonight ortsLc YOUR bfe." Terr,ied Nv lis u.,.
Uer, made dee, nv her stua,,on vet ,,rt.rmi.
ned In yield be- lfe r;,her then sutnt 20 hls wi.b
&c, she vet bad cT,i-ag.. h devise seie,n.
tor her f'ane which shr carried into insiant execu.
too" ioos'np Gown 81 lis feet. she disco, cred ti,t
they were noi''y--" w v Teays e1 y,r cannot
t"nS 10 s'c"P an nv he'd With such fert rs tess---
yos must wash them" The fellow tiiakins Kim,
sell en- the eve Of accDia 9lis,inS HIS wishes vary
readily 2s'entea 10 the terrns---An; she uoarii,s
same "s;-r into y (nosgiI, seated him Il; e ch.if
an tie h'art';. wiz lGs hack towa-ls the rest
o.! TIE room. Sterp;ns back, she seizeC, NJ *.
which iay on table near ;hr door. and ere the
spsshin, o. the water oyer his feet permitted lio
Ia suspect her ir'cnt0re, she Syhrlci thcax. viii
sich Tremendous effect upou rs skull, tha, he ,su
desc from his seat. She CAUGHT iip her eG,t rns,,
ed ont ot the house, sni mad tao O.t of her W.
thr0rSh the r-'a Gnl s!ornn of The ,:ght to li.r
ncHabor Mr.. pnotorg..:. To Linn sse tisc,ossJ ,le
terrific events "hch had Just transpired 4; when h.
replied IN nlanEer that does him cre, o ,tst lie
WAC sorry to iJs. such fellow hrt that So ,r for,
ianinS hcr, ice commended the ssi-;t which sl,e
lad exhibited 10 &C dc:eroe Of her virtue" Per.
sons were nam cd'atey sent 10 the scene or :hese
Transactions when tsc eyil euce. If her h,yo;s,n
wef~ placed before them. So eigectusI was tie
hnw, which he he receive d. 50 pow erin,i. had Ler
arm, nerved by desperation and terror fallen nnon
s skull mat IN tae act 90 ipinbng iutD the hearth
from his s;o'l';ag posture, his brans had fallen from
their cavity inte the noSgin between his feet
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By KHST BYEAING'9 M4IL.
EEw-YoRK, Dec 9.
ETEratt 81 a iPtfer Jron .Nc7v Hapen, "a
TfL NJ

EEw-YoRK, Dec 9.
Ertratt 81 q htfev fr9n Wc7y Hapen, "a
ted IN Dec.
IN order to enforce the blockade of the
Sound is aciuaily receive and made known
here. 70 take effect from this day."
BLOCKADE or LONGISLAND
SOUND CONFIRMED.
his MVesfy's snip Tahaaf, II Rcio- !
LoUd>n, Eec. .. 1915. s
SlR--llsving received orders from Nd
miral Sir Jonn Borlasc Warren, Ccroman
der IN Chief Of His Britannia Ma,csty's Ma.
vel Forces 10 North Arorjca, to decirs
Long Island sound in sts'e Of rigorous
Blockade, and to enforce thc same--I beg
leave II inform yod this measure, ami
that after Che 9Th % December, no YES e.,
whatever Will be perUitted 10 sail fr, ~
any poTI - Long !slard ) md. beg yau
will be pleased 60 cp1o fOUnratc This imel'i
gence to the ether rcJ,rai Consuls in ytul
district.
haze the hopor 10 be. S r, your most o5e.
dent sertart,
EOBT. DUDLEY OLIVER.
Capt. and 5utior Oidcer ii Log Ls!sr3
sound
IL Dor 1bomls S'orgbton,
:'gmish Consul AZ New York
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Non WICH. December I
RETdI.If1lIOM

Mr.. WIN. hAYTOt. sailing master of II
I'll ship Families who was come months .
prisoner Of war in this place, & who lef. here
IN the expectation Of exchange by the Ana
lostan cartel, has been detain d and nut in
60 c con'ine mcnt a. Providence, az a hos
tags for the safety OF JosSUA PKkNy
-''ho n orr readers vii re-ollect was taken
from his house on Long Island, some TIM
last summer, by order ofSjr Thomas Hardv
VINO then commanded on this station,
Remarkable Circumstance.
The body OF Capt. Fairbanks Ccmstnck
uf this place, who was drowned in Nv
London harbor on the night of the goth Or
-, ar last, was found on the North side a
N3rtha's Vineyard on the 18Th ult.--a dis
tance of at least 100 miles. He was recog
nized nv the paperS found upon hin
q reinforcement If one large ship (saiI n
lie a frigate.) has been added to the sonad
ron OF New-Loadon. We understand p
plan Of tlsfr winter blockade has fallen irf,
the hands Of Com. DECATUR. The ships
st present, are very Near i1--but not the
smallest apprehensions are entertained fo,
cur squadron in enc river, rs the forts arc
well mounted AID manned. psr,icu'arlv
that on the Groom side, which has l7,ely
sc oeivea a number of additional "a poun.
dcrs.
1t IS hoeai5's FRAT the er,n s ssua1.
ron may remaia fore New Lond N d'rring
the winter; IN which case they VII cont
rue to annoy, more or less. the Goa sting and
fishing yess-s in that neighbcrho1d but Il,
what they viii, we arc mucl mis'aten Il
our ships are not ou; before the year coses
Latest NrSes from me Bsser Eriga,e.
NEwPoRT De-.A.
BY the ship C''eri.n, Captain Cia k
which arrired n fhis port an Thufs'evf :,
Z" o. days from iuichda0s, (cOas. Oh Cain
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DIETER NELSON, late professor at WingfeLi
naV'ns eng'gee gentlemen well qualihed for The
ON ] on the 2dMondsy ia J n. next The C;reeL
Laua, French * English languages are proposed -.
be taught, together with the other branches Of lss.
Ming usually taught ia such Semiuaries
" TX res y o. the Institution will be Conducted
Upder tic direction and according TO the nsT.ois ~
L. Nelson's whom, it is qspposed, course IF ,brty
years ~ the character OF a Teacher, has made sui
icently known 'e U'-
boHrd 1T ihe Academy for 10 months, ~ dolr,rs
exclusive ~ bedding ~ d,il,r, iii ~ .o'r
nfig,b'rhooh, 90 dollars exclusive ef betdins--Tn,.
tim SCHOLARS. w
tie term Of tcidou viii expire The second Fridsr
m iifccmher next. One Of the summer moaths will
December &c wv
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. A. Q

s!'p with carco IF wine OIL and fsl, froo, EaJ.
Flax bourt to the West Indies IS ~ tie bar n a,fGe
10 the Rsvsnee ptivsteer CT Baltimore. She will
probably fetch in this morning A number. Of n,sn
In barges hays gone down 10 her assist.pce
The above ship came OPP lste Lass cve,,iao--sAe js
called the .aIGn!v, V. Dyer, late master. ol8 fms
Curthcn, mo"rts4 guns aud had Il men-pl 2e.r,a IS.
Ter Berd-tallen on the Goth alt in lai. Is, 50. N
long. s., AZ. w.
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The steam boat Vesuviuq, bpilt at hi,
place Nv Messrs. Fulton and Iiuioce,o,
TIas safely launched on MONDAY last. f~cm
the ship yard on the Moncngs Ae,a, into her
destined eieinent. The Vesuvius is built in
the best manner, OF the most subst,nsiaI
materials, is very large, and elegantly ftted
UP for passengers We understand she is in.
tended as regular trader from Louis,nle.
(Nen.) to Rev Orleans.
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amplea, when lie was struck with the fatal
bali which terminated his iife.''
Hnckester Constellation.
Every further particular :sat reaches us,
connected with TIE late triumph on Erie
adds. If possible. additional lu,tre to the
character CO the gallant PERRY. He is as
humane Us lie is brave.
After the act.cn, every thing was done to
renter the prisoners as comfortable as our
own officers aud men. The killed were bu-
ried with the same honors aud respect that
were conferret, on our own The Co.ors {
the respective natior:s, with swordi of the
officers, were laid ON tn, ir corpses; all the
officers British and \ rerican, whose health
permitted, attended tee funeral. Commo
dore PERRY refused to receive the swords
of c.. BARCLAY and his officers. Here
another engagement took place, but very
different from the one which preceded IT, a
war of poll and humanity. The Rri.
tish officers refuse TO retain their swords
and the magnabirs u PERRY declines re
ceiying them. They pass repcste iy back
and forward between the TWO commod res
American generosity finally triumpns -
The British officers are forced, BY his over
WIDENING Kindness and humanity, to rstair
those very swords wn'ch his sup .r;or SIX II
and bravery had c0npc.,ed them To surren
der! And as ao adGitional mark IF liberia
lily. the commodore advanced them re
Thousand dollars on his account, to defray
their eSpeaces to such places as Nigh be
assigned them. Crc4Jord Mes
A letter tothe edtor OF the REGrsTER
from Cbiiicotke dated Nov so, "a, See
lionel Evans. with 9 or other Britsh
Officers, aud about so priva,es. taken
b. Harrison, have arrived here from d =
tr it They will proceed in d,y or tw.
for Newport. Nv. where the officers are T.
be placed in Close confinement, b ctd-r Of
the president &C The United States. IN Eur
suance at like orders, the marshgl of,he dis
trict OF Ohio LIST week took charge &c the
prisoners captured by Perry, and put them
into close C nHoeHeut, in the commou iau ::
which is SURF unded by sertrf cu.rd The
j itish officers do not relish .iS measure,
but are candid enough 70 acknoySledee Il.
justice. and are not sparing # inprecatjons
on their own government as the cause"
The letter mentions that CERTAIN docu-
nenta are said 10 have been foanti anionp
Procfor's PAPERS If high iapart--beins TIE
oorresp ow ence between an officer of the u
States. and genera! HR ocE; Of which, as =.
trial is about II take piece, i, would I've i'm
proper 10 speak more particularly 1T pre-
sents 0Glf. .HaacrieQn.
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e - Q UIR L x O FEIc
DECEMBER ~.


The election of Generator tong p,sc. on
saturday last,--Nr. Jtnnes Pi<aSanfs "a,
present IN tire House OF REPRESENTATIVES
ldt ~ L. 81 was noinins ed in opposition
to Mr. James Barhour Bat il wss n,,aerv.
en-, nv rarI"nS members from the congress.
sionai District to which MIR. u. beloDrs.
that he was brought forvard w;thnut his
Sh"w'edGr or concurrence that though he
was Sp0~fhy oil the post to which he had
been nominated, vet 'hay we're snre he wouid
not accent it; aud that If ie were pr.sent
ne would reSeee to lend the authority of his
name &c such an occasion.
when tte-bailot os both houses was taken
the votes were, for Mr.. Barbour 1873. 70,
W.. fleasan;s S., scattering 9.
f'1r. 1-,hur Smith OF toe county or Nan.
semohd) unsolicited a member of the FL
ecn'ive Coancil, in tie place OF G en-. James
Wood dec ased
The Senate adjourned on Saturday IN
meet on The 9th Ins;.
we understand that IS Gun boats ,nd
TWO kow boats went tut from Norfolk on
thursday last; whether to attack two Ri
fish l8 gun Brigs which were a sms,, dis
'ance up the BAY or as slecoy, il is limos.
siole to say. = fiigste in Lynnhaven Bav.
pursued them and formed junction. it Is
SUPPOSE, with the 2 briggs and tenders
ne e1un boats and Gaiiics pns I'm into
East River, where thev were ont &c the
reach OF the frigate. It is rcDo,ted that
she and the smaller vessels haze mt mn H.,
bay. W.
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we have received the following late news
from the Essex. frrate

we have received the following lete news
from the Essex frgate.
Capt. Clstle . IS informed in August last
by our Consul at Santiago On Chilly tina, he
ingate Essex, Cep,a,n Porter, had caplnr-
ed during her cru &c on he Leeward coast.
md a. the Galapagos Islands, Eight EGG
hsii Whaling >hips
Capt. Forser EXPERIENCED no d;eicu'ty in
blaming men; Ne had t5,ed out three o.
MS pii1es, md had upwards Of SEQ men Ga
board TN. Essex.
Lac American Consul ut VALPARAISO had
received irt1i mstion from the corsul at Ruc
nos Nyres, that the Pi.oebus frisate OF So
guns, aed the Chei7,s and Racoon sloops Of
war ~ 90 guns each. had left Rio Janero On
me 5th o. july, e ana round Cape Horn to
iotercept he ~iissex.
Cant. Clarke was also informed by the
Consul. that lac had received information
fr IN on consul at Buenos Ayres; stating,
an emrr'can frigate [prob bly, the Con
z esSl had captured, off the River Plate in
Nng' -. an English slip, bound to Eng
land with 500 600 in srecic on board.
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a HEEOJNP


ne io'Iowiag singular ac1ieyer.s,t o..,--., :.
sn's neist5ofrhood few nights since W. rs,o,J
" as al example of that harry nresance ~ ,.S
snd resolution IN the weaker sex which o. vor,,,
oi imitation. NV" are WORTHY
The heroine nj the story is che wifi. 81 ,,;;,;.
man, WOO - now serving his tour Of d,,fv a, ~.
lok they are poor but rsspes;,iJ. ,.oy,,,'.s t,s
1--we IN tie coi0g Of Hanover about a. ~. ~ 80
lro'n tbs city Their hoase IL near ~ er' IS .
NJ. h"otwrS.t: IT is small, and h., br, . ..,.l.
Foom '"'t - The womsn iss mother, vie, an ia.
fant ahout nio1hs Old. Il Few ngbts s;ne .,,
retired u bed. lonely and unprofeet .d Vim ~, o.
but her slceWns infant beside her. ne 49, ,gs.
dark and rainy the feeble iiast Of o. frnn -
g'mreered ~ the room - A'oidst sneb a sce,c. en-
cherries ard '1i o. gloom, ys.l calculated 70 o.
cite the fears ~ wornen she y Gis,1rbSI bv ,,,
Zen rap - tl'e door. Sac srseu, Who was tjsre
gruh ard authoritative voice demanded an g.,
trance. she again snquired the name 81 Re Intent
er. Ans person without rerii-d ti,-t Il she dd no,
open ths door immediately, ne wosif brrtt IL ,,e,
5He begged hi'1 % wait f,r ro.reut and ,bs yo,5
'et bi,n in.--Hs'ing l'rd led On fV eln,bs and
thrown some Eshtrood uren the eve. axe on,ned
The c''r and Vas So sriseG 80 fri negro. . nan
slave Of Der reighJDGr nr. goofvTd,brsi Sse
1 demsn1s a % him wiat ne want.i. re js-o7ned
hsr' "th An authoritative s'r Get he hs5 eoae 10
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,,,,. NEWPORT Dec L.
IA fiSI FROM ENGLAND 8xPORT'JJ.

The brig Tvhee, Capt. Read. arrived at
'N'S pct on Thursday, so days from Lis
9oA, Mr.. F'oh lbs. Thorndike, ir. OF Be
very passenger in this vessel, has no
't~,y favored the Editors Of the Mercury
~ b London pspers to the lA.h Of OF,
Mr.. Thor"d't being in Lisbon only a few
n'"r'. was rna5e 10 obtain any papers he
VProa.lt repor's, thatabout The g l. of Oc.
l1'ri W Hing, IN was before Bayolne. which
was sac world soon surrender That
'e rien.h mao agsin been defeated in en-
'aV"'''' 2" relieve Pampeluna. A letter
trn.o IN EnSl offcer IN the allied aru,v
nc'"F Pam . una. stated, that although the
RSrr' ~ was very much reduced, We, the
P't,aiH,t 0p'Hon pas, that IL would hold
out so 'av5 logger.
~ 80 ohss"ve single articie in our
l''''aan D,'nrr' on The subject of the Rus
s'an mediation. ~,
tfx'raots foo these papero will be ei-
ve1 N our pext.1 a
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n 7, n q 4 \ AY[yH e

~ be hvee, 10 TIE hiQhe.t Tidar-.
4 i THIRD ~ he 9lsf inst be foye tbe sto,> n,
. 8 Hichrrd q. Smith, q "a. Er Tie egs,;,,
YeG', fsaT rr'"cbhe BioctSnli5Ls and SrriIse.
$50 o. -Vhtca arc Cp,rage Smiths, eoXsI =, ,,.,'
"a tif cegaUy. .9t de s17r6 ,i1ie mi h. ~
rre1al GRIP ho4a.. Boad,}sih a66yote seeay; /.
Uit ts required ~
&EGJ OLIYgP .Ir.
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L4TE FROM SOUTH AMERICA.

tapt' Clarke, Of the ship Criterion, from
I ''chu'na, (ChilD which he left Sent. 10Th
inf0rps ,hat that place was taken on the
y n OF Nerch last by the Kings party, con
hgof 2500 men and retaken on the
lY'n 9' MAY, ~ the patriots, consisting Of
80 men. fhe patriots continued to be We
~ successful. Capt. g. was informed bv
'Ne : Tfcr'can Consul, that severe battle
LAS Tonga il ne last, at town called ST..
rarios, hou, 20 l'eguc il til. country. be-
~cen TIC P'rriats aud he Ki1g's party, in
winch the lntler Were defeated with the loss
.ot l 90 killed ant wounded.
nc situation of TIVE ishabitan.s on the
Io'S, ~ t1i:i was very distressing the
N'"s taTtY were very severe in the punish
lent OF tn Sc who Tell into their power 2,
me p9tr'ots were much ernbittercd against
'ne kings party, and tae priests.
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THE NEWS FROM ANNApOrJs

we kHow tie state of h,ic sers;biIitv
! on TINS s'b' CT; and we viii nor trihe with
ING p"hilc feeling. The following. as w,
'ano, Us he rrescn' state cf this ,Y,,et
VI 'Mch'on business. We hope no rash
res luton VIII be taken hus we trust th,,
,{s 'e[efm'natin7, whicir must, by tn g ti,n-
We mace Up, VIII he adhered to- at ALI con
i''61"cies ana at every hazard. W'ithort
'uF mgr comm we pres-nt 70 onr rc.a -le,.
5es1 dgnc. "N"' "@'
he House of Delegates hove determined
F'at me !enr f~dr Gincya.uq. ye,urne3 b
<. Z I'Nr JUG OF eiec, on, in Al egsny conr
| ~ va mo IS hey ARE cot an cam g.
cai'e!i are b aI;!i q an tot Ike their
AsatS' hcIr object "a -po,rea,. I, is ~
me fTde merits Of the A'legary e ecf,o var,
% pe ",a IN, Until me d4v n, f8r ejeot;o,.
~ t"r I>-SecA.iue c2nies rGurd -pou which
"oP1 eve trust most r1sh,,) that FREQ,
- ~ Fs''u ',oh ~ ne Senate. these fgrudo
'E-,su0'S WIZ gre them the preronderance.
Ae} wee IN thard;y pres cd IN ;he die
cnSs,or (a!i of which tool, DI.re below. ,i,o
| oPeSher was appcinted) ~ the great Con
''t"uonal P 'nts, arising from the return
"',o IN crG@F to give q so{Uo to their CON.
: sciences, fher corU6rted IL into n oye.tj.,,
81 oFac- :reSerU'nyfhe II 1iqks a,isiy, ~, The
t'SHi ana cenSEiSafiOnpk gHukfv Of The re-
( .RfH. 4Hr. DORSEY. of Anne AynndeN .,
."e strongest terms. reprsb ated the rroceed.
ing as BENG in violation of their oatbs tho,
instant taken, to support the Consfitnt;on or
.hc "tate--and Mr.. Mason took the r,os+
ien',nons U'e"S OF tine subject. Showing, in
the most foFcible manner, that he rsfnrn
was on ITS face voi1 as not comDlying viz
me express rcquisition Of the act of Asepr,. .
by, not Being signed by all the iudye. of ,ba
hiect'or Districts, attending TO make ONT
tle return. Ne o"'
- had been given out, tn at the Fe6era,;e,,
returned would not have ATTEMPTED IN taLe
tneIr seats, in defiance Of the Constitufion
me Law and the People. IN the tteth os
ms declaration. Robinett one Of the Fed.rai
M n, edvanGed to the Book and took tb.
oath - 'VON 'le
Thus has the Session commenced IN ,,,.,
disregard Of the rights OF the pcople. H.,
1t VIII end, Heaven only knows. If thev co
ON as they have commented we &C.
II VIII end in confusion.
The Senate mnst support the people,s
cause and the people qoiH support them
we 40 net speak 1T random. We have cor
VeTssd with men whose standing in ,b,.
| community, for character, spirit & weai,b
| liaSt and least) is not overtobped by anv !,
the community. They are all resolved RI
senate will be resolved. All is at stake nc
thls point be surrendered. MARYLAND had
better ofvF yaSVatagc and take her laws
tro.n Pennsylvania, Virginia, or even Mas
SdOll5et's. Bai'iWore Patriof.
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BOSTON. December ! .
FEON, HAI,IF6y

We have seen gentleman who left Eqif.x the
26th ult. He Informs that the SW edish ship Venus.
I'D tue Spanish shp M0nts2uT,a. from Boston 81,
Csz, had i'ees Condemned, vessels and cargors
We have not been able tn learn any thing verv pay.
Ocular from ljn. The Ia Hogne ~. and TIee.Io.
SO, were ut Halifax the 26th ul 10 sail next 6sy for
boston Pay The Poiciiers 81 had seed with an.
aeet for England, ID which were 400 American rri,
oneFs. DAILY NO
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great intrepidi;y upon formidable column
of one of the best appointed detachments
of The British Army, under a sh ower e;
musketry and grape shot, hardly ever ex
amplea, when lie was struck with the fatal
bali which terminated his life"
Hinckester Constellation.
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Letters from Fraree, per the Brutus. IS la,e ss
tAe 18th of October, state that the funds had eaNe7
90 per cont, and that there was general st7gnaon
Of business owing &c the state of suspence 70
the hostile operations on ,he con, nent
& letter from American. dated Rochelle i,
France, the CIR Oct. states that The dessrtion rrpm
Eonararte's srny' both Of Cheers and men, was
very great.
Another Iet;sr nbsrrve7. that the French .rrov
al fallen back upon the Rhine. ~ /. Pm
The Steam-host from Albany, arrived yes,e.,la.,.
brou Sht no news--nd ed there could be nnpe -
bring, except that our troops had fnisheA their ,
luts, and we're in comfortable winter.qaarters is
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WAR or PEACE,

fe0cc, under existing circumstances seer,s ,o p,
out the question. The Presi,'. - ,pi,s ys No, ,h
mediation OF Russia IN ire Srst intt,,,e- ,cS;.
-" wa. now outstanding the lapse Of time th,, Q
" tNo'hce tnat change Of ,l;sros;tia. i'm III. ir;
Isl, Councils las take, rlscc or 10 m he ,.c.a ,,
ne same cry reaches from tie other al, a, 40
.Ntsaf'c- We are Ho5v told thourj, in . .h.,,e f. -
es' sntheatic nth,ritative tst tn, B-;.;sh mn,
T, "",'o fe1ect tie Mediation 81 any FOREIGN
'""e'-thPt they had nothing to ask = nnt:.,, r.
cpncedej ; but were al all times reid :, ...St,
.l:I0,I1ceS ct the o. ) ~ "'''' 'i'e
WY WI Dot G II. Negotiate with -. ~ ,E;
|V I'ee@nse Ru'Sa wou d employ her media.
non Now, what isa mediatorp r:o, on,,,',;.a
rot m arbitrator; not n nerror 80 , ''''"iN'y
xni put bond 10 ABIDE by WHIST he r,,y dido
ne me"'ator iOerey trin.5 he par;i.. to.s.i,er
tout imposing anv 1bigaticns on either NJ ,.sn
80 N'u: ~: ny ms award Shoad M, G. R.qt,in have
r. R,. Ellis . sue ~ss as Zee to r-ject ttsla as
, ''sc never been concerned, in The oss.
Again. hs t. c0HcescioaS--w ogS No c,nca..;
o'"- Al inst We dsmand, is onr NH, and
1t is The eny If ure h.iyer.nt H. :j.,4,, 70
~. I" zee eiher. and 10 Judge whether Whist
ne asks be rsShfS ar concessions
AS 60 otfvrNctS---the Y. \ Lare ,,a,,o.t. or
ien we have s!r-ady taken t.po steba IN Ios.e
""',e t'e! nave ye. made noEe. W. ae.ept.I me
.',I'''oh- We seat forward our rnin;sters G. n.
~, ,,'''- e'''er me me nor The other We must
80, sue TOR resce /; becs,ise the more W..
serk the less chance have we to find 4;
&c question, then, is not how ,yeare IN ,,,sLe
- ''u, ~" we arc to mGke TgaY: not INV we ~
~ ~ az eng 10 the war, bUt how we are IN c,r :,
" $3.50 WI, ootsin ?, ace; union 0. tc ctizen.
strung pun. & n pull aitoysther. - mn ~, 800
nor obtain union, niuct s.sk ra.o. We van
'.i'.te way the powsss oitae go,ern,,snt ILe
per'na o. peace WI! not be r,u, OF IN, 90 ai;.
:, o.r neinanhSi Tor they SIRE snsb terms. ONLY =,
az, r.: "i' am '.esaring wsnll cor;es7.
Nr.'' 'hrr hsnis ugol their hearts,, al,hex ,b.,n
we ~ae'1 sesret,5riti Of stats oil 81
the rights OF their COUNT, ' i's" su'o'ated 81
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n DIIU --Ffo7n a GerfIr,,,1Iy In HILL
,tIStoH' not M eff c. dafca Decezi51y ~
T,nsye that by the fret dag Of JanuSry rsl4
nae az I'm, agoin operation; and fniaer
Ie"eVe' mat 1t viii be vigorously enforced Iot bs
ele public armed vessels and other,gise so s,r;c,;
i t u" traitor vii have it in his pewer to FED
Hah'sX, Quebec and Montreal On one al. ,k;,.
we are fSht~s the otl,er" '0' WING
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e ff'aet oFG h~fter' from Liahon G,.eu
29i Gctobsr

2oA Oclober.
re 'et,er from Messrs.----of Lii
Veflnel dared 18TH Oct They snc,t 81 y
renoriin circulation there, TO wLicb ,Lsr ~ q
credit fhat the British CoyeroIosn, f l. =.
ntS1Sted 70 the american CoYmissionera . - >
>. rEtsrsbnrg their drtcr1liasti y 10 reiso =,
ne N.ed'ah"n or am Foreign Fow er. &" saw; 70.
nat thet bad nofhinS 70 ask cftbe II e,t3tes 5
'o' nave any hing 70 concede to then, bn,
Or a. a. times READY 10 meet the odT,o,. ces
81 the United States towards the rss,tr..;se
of Peace and .4mHy".!! ~ e'''' q LOU
(o,a;,e H.. -,
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