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THE NEW FRENCH MINISTRY.

4 correspondent, who supDoses our rea-
ders IN Y beiuterested IN knowing who ard
what are the new ministers of tha Bourbon
government in France, has seut us the fol-
lowing brief notice.
The Duke Of Richeheu, President Of the
Council of Ministers, and ninster Of for
eign affairs, is grandson OF the duke of Ri
chelien, famous for his gallantrics under
the Regency of the Duke of OrIc rs, and
afterwards by his canpq On Of Hanover,
and for the rank he held At the court of
Madame Du Barry, mistress Of Louis
XIV.
The present duke wes educated at the
college of Du ri, ssis, at Paris. and was %
years old at the cQmmcn ement OF the y
o.u-ion in 1889, at which .ime he emigra-
ed, and has always srstained an honore-
Die reputation. lie was Governor Of O.
Slessa under TIE Russi MS and refused in
1914, to return TO France, remaining 10 the
service Of the emp aror Alexander lie al
- refused in Juiy 1915, the ministry Of the
royal household.
Sarbe biarbois, keeper of the sells, was
an intenda+t in the French eel MES, and
filed some kini Of diplomatic post IN this
country, before 1889. He was deputy
TO the council of antieats, and deportcd to
Cayenne. in FrucNd r, 5th year OF the Re
public. BE again eAteIcd into public If.
under Napoleon as a couus llor Of state, 6.
afterwards, minister eli the public Treasury
from which otGce lie was removed IN
1910, and afterwards IN de president Of
the court ofaccounts anil Senator. He was
finally removed from Office by Napoleon
an April last
The Duke of Ftltre (CLARxE) minister
of war, was, before the year 1889, Secr-tery
DIES Commandments 20 the Duke Of Or
lie MS, and one f his conf ANTS. He was
alta hsd by Carrot to the Drec DRY, and
became known to Napoleon when tn y ns =
soc;ated tog Their the treaty o. Campo For
mic or Leob n. The Emperor forwards
overwhelmed him with bencfactions, power
and honours.
DU CoUcAAcE, minister of the marine,
IS man litt.e distinguished, except by q
remark 'b'c violrn c in his political opiu-
IONS. AS navy off GER he has never per-
formed any fat worthy Of note.
DE CAFES, minister OF the police, has
risen by tn favor and protection Of Napo-
Icons mother, and Of LOUIS her son. He
vas sc rotary des Commandments IF the
former, AMI the agent Of the Latter at Par
IS. tie was ju 'ge of the Imperial court in
1914, IN which Office h. was preserved by
the king re has manifested the most vio-
lent hatred gainst the Emperor and his
family.
CORVETTE. minister OF the finance, is a
man OF merit and talents, but his health is
Mn impair d AMI his f.-ultics enfeebled
---t1e was lawyer at GenOa during the
TINE OF the Senatorial arist, cracy. liispo-
pular and liberal opiniens made him q Di-
rector Of the ! gurian republic IYhen
Genoa was united to the French empire he
was male Counsellor Of stat. IN whichsta-
ton he was surc ssivey m intained by LOUIS
= viz. and Napoleon in 1914 nd 1915.
" y. \. .gdD.
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The Circuit Cont Of the United States, f,v this
District, was opened by Judge Potter, the District
Judge, ON NJ lay last Chief-Justce Marshal be-
my pevented from attending, by sickness in his fam
liy. Bnt lite business was done. The Court al
jou.nsd on TUESDAY
Ra,eigh Eleeister. My. Il.
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KnorUiAe, Noyem5er 10.

Is reported to have been burnt by the
Greek Indians. Ut was occupied ly what
a'e termed " friendly Ind ans" No Anne
rcan troops were tn re. The report comes
from Huntsville and We think it entitled
10 cred t. Whig.
We have q report in town that the Creek
Indians have taken Fort Jackson by sur
Prize. Rhe report is consi lered very pro-
babe, from the garrison being nearly all
81, ana UNIT tor duty, and the Indians be-
ing known to be near the fort in numbers.
Clarion.
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C;ncinnaH. .No,.smtcr G.

Cincinnati. ,NO-smfr'' 6.
SHEFI'. Largo Socks OF this vaiuablc animal,
are continually po'sng through this town, !or the
RAPIDLY tt!ing country 10 the and MOI td-west
ofus.
Ii Is sts,e'l in paper printed at Buffalo, \. Y.
that wi'l,ia two days, than twenty farnes had
passed through ,at place, to settle in This safe.
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MARY-ANN CLARKE, so celebrated for
her folhes and ntrigucs. departed this lif.
on Tuesday las, at MorrelTs hotel, at
Roucn. 1t is said that she died in the most
cXcruciatiug agonies. Her circulnstan-
oes had OF late become very narrowed. T.
all her quondam acqaaintances had de-
serted her.
ILend2n Colrier. Of Schk. g.
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gacia'ion with de Fey OF 'rsipoli, YOU had
freed from the slavery of that Regency
eight Subjects Of his MESSY, whom you
had also set on shore at Messina his Ma
jcstv has ordered me to acknowledge this
peculiarfevor, as the act Of your ge0erosi-
", which Won have been pleased to call a
return for The triiiing assistance which
the squadron efyour nation formerly re-
ceived from his royal government during
the war with Tripoh.
in doug myself the pleasure Of mani
Testing this sentiment of my King. and of
assuring YOU IL his name. that the brave A.
mericau nation >sill always find in his Ma
jesy's Ports the best reception,
| beg you will receive the assurances
Of my most distinguished considerati-
Oh,
Marquis CERCELLO,
Secrctory IF Sfute 81 Minister
of FOR IGN affairs.
Commodore DEcArUR, Commnnder
ot the Squadron Of the United States
OF America.
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MI STONE.

G EREEN x PEYTON have Just rec-i-
ycj. from New-yof, Philadelphia and riino5,. AID
gre 10" o ing In te house on str-t. lately o,ci.d
BIS John W fheron 1ti nearly opposite e farc re,.ru.
very extensive anil ntcf rsorfflcut og DRTgO1us.
Suicide er ie pre- crt aui tp)roiclI fnsn. swim 10 .ig
i,r nu tic sno q ncc5iunJialn1 tcrus.
.lyy.p1es % 59--2-7
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Washington, .F0rcniter %.
Captain SIvcLtfH, iale mma,der on axe
Erie, las been appointed 10 tie command ef tie
irjss,c Cnnsiiutor, 10 y stou. - fYrr iis pro-
ceedsto his command, be has been dor %. w- ~.
dortand, q survey York tiv r., pr parst U.s. ~ t'c
csisb shment Oi more eligible settle &C. q Ntya
D7Ck Yard for tho southern division o. 49,. coast,
than tho.e occupied Drtiat purqose.-l MAJ. hk
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received, vhish satc 49, u three Of i'e most ~
pu'ons pfovinces ~ Spain, I've Revc;e:ion'sfs "A
eoliceteda ioree Of q $4,000 ccH, x that Gen.
Nina was To return from tr'nce C. take The COM
mard. At Malaga, il was rtpot;-d tl,as Nii-tns
TAI d clared wsr agai sc Spain. ~. 4 Cshai
We are favored viuh ~ rs.,~<s. rspAet Of
ietter,O sonue.naniu Sew-foi1, ~aatsd -saaic,
Oct s.
We are jas if rnei o,p Paris. thrt = dis.opo-
raie pree hes been sicne,l--a sel ti.er sum cf ssv-
el hRpd'sd millions is imposed oa fi-oiec All the
iuntr io:tresscs are to b occupied b. the al.ies-
wv" u'e Mymen' Is enSe, 81 'Ii We 'np"e,rEH's
humiliation
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o." 4 Diin'rreseJ citizen IS in ty.c-gtv,r.I Ar,;
eies ami Advertisements unayo.d'hy omitted
ore IA interesting letter OF COb5e,ts ,our last
page.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-11-25

Is II IS believed that the hereditary prince nf he
Netherlands. ~ill espauSe Russian Princess. and
that tie Grad Duke Nicholas of Russia, viii De u.
nited TO a daughter ofthe King OF Prussia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-11-25

MARRrED, m Tuc sday evening last, Joha s. Per-
bgri ESq oi Cuipcper county, {, .yEgs tE-0
fpRe, daughter Of Col. James Byrne, Of Petgis-
burg.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-11-25

u The Description or TIE FUGITIVE burke was NJ first In
adrrendy midt-and Il Is too ai. Go e-cf ia IN , d.
pE-A more spproPriatc description will d. ei,,n ia 0ul
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-11-25
.Ne7p YORK. Nor. 10.

.
Captain HEERY, OF the Ship HEoLvs,
from Cstiz, informs, that the Governor
of that place died few days previous
to his sailing, supposed to have been poiso-
mel.
Revolution in Gallicis.
The CheSserh Packet from Falmouth,
via Halifax, arrived at this port on Satur-
day morning, having on board Mr.. VII
liams, Kings Messenger, who proceeded
immediately for Washington.
The comm ssiopeTs II Montreal fixed, on
the 18th instant, the rate of Exchange for
Government Bills at II for the ensuing
fortnight.
By tue recent numerous arrivals. the ed
itors ofthe Y. Gazette have r.ceivci a
variety Of foreign iournals-Thosc from
Paw are u the Ali o I. and tn, sc from
Drblir to the Sth, with London dates TO the
S6th Sept.
The ship Eiiza-Jane ought to have bro't
the ia,es' rews from Europe, rs she sailed
fom Clyde on the 18th ult. but Size had
no communication with the shore after the
24th CT S-pt.
A Paris paper Of the 1st ul'. asserts,
that the Treaty of Pea Unjust have
reeh Signed discovering :" and thatin con
sequence nj the peace, Part ofthe DYtc
Of Wsllington's army will march imr d.
;te'y To Hanover, where it was % 50 into
winter quarters.
The kipg of Prussia hiss also left Paris
end ,hs emperor Alexander was quickly to
follnw.
TALtEraAxn is appointed Minister of
State.
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LATEST FROM SWEDEN.

BY the ship Ih0mas arrive at bostOn in
81 days from Go'tenbu g, our Bost cor
respondents letters mtlt on that reports
are brought chat Nar zvGs e1f ctci b tSye ~
Rusei7 and S1sedsn. i'aif. .lpic'.
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~ s$S so
Enquirer MARINE LIST.
PoaT oe flcnMoSD. ".
ENTEREn

ENTERED.
N0y. 22.-Brg william 2, Ezra, Dccgctt Dy1.C;ooic.
HqrSvGrs, CT0'es aHd.Sql,
ship Robert VAIN Iawk5hursf. H1t~g
Sin1p BTOthrrs, Formers New York arfiIof.
Sch. Bets.y, RObrson, PhiI4dri.ina, Dry
Coofs, hl{afscs, orc.
Sioop Eliza. Street, Baltimore Me-, hands,.
Minerva. Naryien New Yori, Bqilg,,
Sch. Young SacheIE, Rott Boston, Mgciguai-c
Slocp Liberty Scu.i. Nev-Nork S1h u Iigr
Now 24-SoOP Collect Burrows, n. York Beef & SRcqr
CLEARED
NoY'2@-slooP Three-Sssss, Denile. Philadelphia 2ooo
1aIlrir Cat.
Minerva, Warden, =. York. 300 M. cont.
Harrjoit Denike, fhndeilh 1900 0a.
Coai, so his. fi0lr.
Conn Perry, Whitman, y. Work 900 Jn.
Co7L
AStrra, Pryor. N. York. $500 Lisrtrle CerL
NUV 25-Sch. H' at r Avery, NeN,-iorl 2z1O bH. Cs,
Brig Ihejs Shellock, y. York. 5000 Ia. Cerf
Nov Ii-SiooP Nancy, ireland, Philadelphia 22o9b. coal
Sell CathaIine, Haley, y. York. 5000 b.. coal
LYDIA. Burt, Norfolk, 1890 5us.tls coal
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PErERsruRc. Noy. u
FROM BREMNN.


Tie Saip .fUeTfck, Capt. NASH. Of this
port, HIS arrived in Hampton Roads II
days from Bremen. She NAV be hourly
expected City Point. The Averi k
birgs no late papers We have seen sew
eral letters by her. dated the 9Sth. OUT ti,ev
contain no political IN e,igcnce-,n tx
tract frnm one of these is given below We
h I'VE been favored with Il Bremen Pr'ce
Current Of the 2oth Sept. (printed III the
G., rman Laugh & y hut have not been a
Bile to pro ure trans alton IN tine f0r to-
days paper.
EY1R.7CT'- Da.cd
BHEMET, Sept. %, 1873.
" Tobacco lowered very considerably since tic
arrival OF the Averic AMI before III her cargo could
ne exposed for sale; Nv, sncc the beginning Of this
MOTT, it has taken favor, AMI cxpsc, the prices
VIII continue 10 a',rnco, til the arrival of next
crop. IL is impnssblc to ascertain now the prices
viii regulate then, List expect they will Keep up
ii the arrivals nat too large IS for the PR
sent prices, i z leve to Err you t. the enclos "a
P.ice Current. George Cotton sold at 27y."
hut got up gradually from So To SO cat ~ sent
there is nnnc 1t the market; il there was, sup
pose it would be higher s6l, as there ia much de-
mand for it, And no a:equatc stock in any port of
Europe"
Cml'er Or F2a'fn ertie United Netherlands,
40 cents.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-11-25

MA sld iiA. 'hF
- Foreign Goods ili---There are too many in the
county there tr i'tt money TO pirch. r,irt1
Hcn'' " bank have brought the HITTER in demand Almost
every articles Sfolrgsliic cash Is risn-Cotlu-v i.rr
ch1"t' no" Is the uhc Tor bargains ia this city.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-11-25

VI. Jhu q. Utter taught by me. NE vytn-
ueunnuf eVccn cicnt. au know him ~ b. oti ana.
lfc 90 t1citte ifiiu and bngi,1 LtnrDo- .ennuc %.
i!.oi Whc independent 81; ny iJ-Tsr knowledge pf h. ac.
qfrcHcI have ts iay had satis ctor cgierc, ifi
TIVE eylnifat1u of las scholars. have seldom Known q
-Hcoi 20 ac4f itlf.1 well as Nc Jier has dome Obj tis
occasion. Given urier 10Y hant ths 2h 3rrtrntcs 1916
Noreuber' o. s9--,,6.,.
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81 days from Gotenbu 9, our Bost n cor
respondents letters meut on that reports
are brought chat IG07 zvGs eTftc ctca b tsye ~
RUsSi7 and Suedsr. {idif .fple'
- z.1-t
NolIcE-cori Lasif Fer Sale
KY Virtue OF It Trust DE 4 XeCuted to
raising tn monies ,-eb, intended be secured WIN b.
tht Be-Tasern in tee city OF Ilchnoid in conformity
OF the General isSDlb passed. ih. 2i lay Of So
fr otter prr,,o. - Sitty d.,g # o4p ant I, ir .
cornty Of chesterfield IN, s.h sdr Of j. ic Crs,s,
nioin the Iid. he Martin kaiey cesii,
A;r. William Wooride. aih the cua bands Of the iiesNs.
R'iyI-Nine undivided use tie,lis OF % Up acres oi
easisiie ct Failing X, and connol, ., ,,
ofd'e Jni.u coai Pa,-snd, Cen undivided siy', tss OF
name Of Beek : cAa ass coairis.
dote,T f7'aaGm,
James ~. inf'ee,
90 ~ FRO.W IR.3DUE'S PTS
F4'A MILES dcsir0us of curing their
vn,erssupply arr. reqre,i,,,l TO lev, thr tanes,
ali ulat is'ioi engaged Will c Sipp IL. nrsi'e
JOHN ROOSTER, a ne tHsi.
November 25. SGT
y4NIE Subsc ibers 70 the iIcad97y DgTdg-
e Tergpi'r, ar, notified to attend at ,he Eagle ias-
r. u when tly viii BE- exp e1e., TO pay live aoier rPoA
HUGRDAYIs.
November %. 59-WiW
sTEMALE. EDUCATION-NViH Ie
ton Of Ms Naia Terll IA nv e,;,cmce d, h,alvs
ta6oI the upper end OF Caroline where II or i5f
can ee aeeoia'soaiei ashar,s l6e pree for beard and
oo i ' f o % -, loc, M; osr,, ~" 81
term vii he from the 18Th of anary ihe i5 OF ct-
Der foo~ ial owing ihe month ofJuiy Cor vacation The
nr9nehcs o'cincon taught IN Tins summary are the Ems
TN. 81 -, s @ ;'s'"l"!' VIA N "'e % e'
FLEMING TERRELL.
November % ss--,yf0
NOTICE IS REREB1'CFFEN,
FENTAT am alb ut to ie We 30 S State
+ Al those that have Just claims against VII com.
forward an,nye tna d-ad hose tat are i,"eU.d
WI. ',' , H i "I Is; i ',s, ~ -, y
B-IELT4M PFyry.
.Ntremher o. 50--StF
q N 4 : u TET7TT77 WHOM Tn. -,-T---
81 .,ol ,,'Ie 49, tt. 90 ~, II ,l:,I r,f, -,
menee on the lot OF January next and erd the io,h cf ~
ccnbr Vacation viii be from t,e tenth of Jue till tie
~ to-, ", b,ori and tu ,2s dds maid ,r ,,-h,
in adyne,-Be,i b.dding and eardl are u ~ in lie <
bow terms .. =, RJMfhsET NIL.
''40'''4--7''y, 'CIrH-e, .NoteHtDer . -3.--4t
B.3L1TilO III S.8LES AZ .9gCJTO.N:
EHI1IL b. Sold, al tha City-Aue,ion on Thnr7-
w day moral he sob Inst st 10 c'el ok, @sJ
ParFuPeG British pIy- Goods, comprising one b. de
haudsomss assoitments offered tor sale tilis ses-
soa--impo't,d IL the 81 ip Armisteaa ard select q
~ Mr.. SAMUEL ". Moore, formerly OF ths city,
consist g Of
Superfinc London cl tbs and cassimeresy extra
Saxon sid to be &c finest ever CHs red il tits
county,
Irish line and S eeGAes
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Nezy- Yg,I-, November II.

-Nezv- York, .Noucm5er II.
Yes erday arrived in tie st. am )at
f ON New-H ven, NJ jJr-Gencral Brown
snd suite, consi,,iug Of his Aids, Colonel
] n and NJ jor Fraser, ard Deputy Quar-
-MaSter-Gen IA, Brown The General
has so far completed survey Of the mill
taTy pc IS in his division, extending from
the Potomac to Maine, having VISITED De
troit, Niagara, Sackett's Harbor, (his head
quarters) Plattsbu'g, Boston, Portland,
Portsmouth, Castine, Newport, New Lon
don, and otaer posts, amounting to upwards
o forty, and travelled nearly two THOUSAND
five hundred miles in his tour. The warm
and resp ctiul attention paid to this distin-
suished officer in every part Of his route, is
20 less gratifying to the PARROT, than honor
able TO the CITIZENS. In the eastern states,
his first appearance on official dnty, has
been welcomed in p truly grateful man
ncr. General Brown, it's said, viii remain
IN town about week or ten days.
CEORGTA-The Legislature of Geor-
gia convened at Nilledgeville on the 9Th
inst EViliqm Barber was chosen Presi-
dent of til Sen ite, and Beyamia IPAita-
kcr was elected Speaker OF the House OF
ReprescntatiVs
Gov. EARLY s communication to the Lee
e sture was made the next day.
The Legislature proceeding to the IElec-
ton Of Governor for the ensuing year, the
cho.- feG on Gen. -. B. M1rcHILL, who,
on he second ballot, had a majority Of Is
votes over Governor EARLY.
TIE President Of the United States has
recognized NJ. LEMABRo1s as Vice Con-
sul Of his His Myes.y the King Of France
and Navarro.
THOMAS BURNSIDE is elected Repre-
sentative TO Congress from Pennsylvania,
vice linus EHmater, who accepts judi
cial appointment from the state.
W. PEDERsFN, Minister from the Gov
eminent Of Denmark % this country, has
recently arrived in the United States from
IIVerDOOl
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90 - FRO.U IR3BUE'S PTS
SfA MILES dcsirous of curing their
vnef'ssupply. are reque'ic,I leave th,r ,.anes,
an quantities eaitld With tn subs rib igN;rIeriy. as
al tat isl.ot engaged will - Sipp.das suoa as gs,riy.
JOHN IOYSTEl{, al ne t1si.
November % SGT
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aNiE Subsc ibers 70 the I3cado7y Dg7dg-
: e. T.rrbtc, notified attend at The Eagle ias-
ernin the City of Richmond The FIRST Monday m Jnua-
~ when they viii BE- exp, cte pay tive dollars upol
each share subscribed. THOMAS HELS}N,
HUGH DAYIS.
Cnva,,,i,.r
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EYI'R.7CT- Da.ca

Crajer or F1e'Tn ortie United Netherlands,
10 cents.
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NOTICE IS REREB1-C CHEN,
FENfAT am alb ut to ie We 30 S State
Al those that have Just claims against VII come
forward andlnve thmadiustdaid tost dat iule6Sd
VIII come forward and se Their account immediate iyutl
erwise, shall leave them in Lle hands ofru attorney.
EIELI4M PRICE
.Ns1,emher q 5O-SiF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-11-25

gYENALE EDUCAfINN.-T f,-maIc
The 10th OF January and cri the 10Th &c d.
Cclnbr. Vacation viii b. from tenth Of Jure I'LL tie
nth Of July.
J.rni-For hoard and tuition, dol.. paid afyear
in advne-B,, adding ad eardl ave IL ~ in ne l.
bo,e terms. HUbffHlSE1 Mill.
Mount 7iry, Ccrohne, N6vembcr2j 59-ii@
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sSliMALF. EDUC ATION-NVi &c
continued the ensuing ar, under he and tten-
ton Of Mss. Matilda Terrell, my esdence, "a healthy
tUahou) the upper end OF Caroline, where l,s
can be accommodate asb4lrlrs. The price for heard and
tuition, eayh finding r bed, bedding towels ard
deS) IS % dolls. FOR the b. paid qHrttrv. The
term wii hc from the 18th Of January. The 18Th Of d
Der ioinr l owing e month OfJu.y Cor vacation. The
branches ofcuctOn taught in this Summary the Eng
fish Language -raunatcsly, Geography, Wi The tie
Globes. History and Arithmetic.
FLEMING TERRELL.
November IS. sg--v6Nr
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IRON AN IRISH PUBLICATIONS.
FREE. TRAI)E.

The Americans have abandoned the expe-
dent to which they used to resort some fifty
years ago, of petitioning E" the Lords Of Trade
and Plantations ;" they made it a matter of
litigation in 1775, and it was before the
Court Tor upwards of seven years their
counsel. in the cause were one BENJAMIN
fr0n&lf7, printer, one Samuel .dddn8, a
school master, and one George Hnshineto,,
a land surveyor, & they had one Tom Paine,
rePuted stay-maker, for clerk the issue
was first tried at BunkeT'S- HW, where after
a sharp debate, the court adjourned to Sara
toSd, where the question had a more ample
argument; and the crown lawyer Bureoyne,
abandoned his brief-The trial was, howev-
err, continued before the high court at York
IoIvn when the great crown lawyer, Corn
Wallis, abandoned the cause as desperate
several attempts have been made since, par
pcutarly in 17S5, to question the title, not
wthsta,.-i'Ns esA,e seieEllr- eieOie0n, and
RAISING system of corrupting witnesses and
shenclng testimony, has been carried on ever
since; however, the Americans who appear
to bear more than flesh and blood would seem
to be able to bear, at length found some of
these who were tamfterikg with evidence, &
gave them bloody nose or two; & at length
an appeal was once more made to the high
court OF errors and arms /; the Americans
employed Certain solicitors of the name of
Rodgers, and Decatur, and HUI, AMI Balm
6TldYe, and Jones, and after a contest which
has cost Old England about forty millions
sterling, itappears that the Americans have
again settled the matter so as to put the cues
ton IN dispute forever Co sleep.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-05-06
THE PRESIDENTS ANSWER.

have received fellow-citizens the congratulations
upon the conclusion Of honorable peace with Great
Britain, which you have communicated on the part of
q numerous and respectable meeting of Republican
Citizens Of the city ard precincts OF Baltimore
4 candid review OF the trials to Which our country
ha been exposed, and Gifts conduct pre,ious and sub
asqoent to the appeal to arms will always do equars
use gs 5, rs porisal Institutions amid threat me
shocks, and the public spirit which animated, and was
in turn cherished by them; to its respect for the
rights cfcher nations and its rmness in asserting lis
own.
The present generation in disregarding temporary
oterests, when brought into competition with essential
rsh,a and national character, the only foundations of
fasting prosperity, has ,emuated the wisdom and the
virtue OF that, which Oeoueahed it the blessings of
freedom aud independence Il IL will have the happi.
rs aaHd'ng down the precious trust with additional
security andihsre, TO the generations which are to fol-
low.
comparison oS The present situation Of our country
m its eyes, and in the eyes of the world with the
depreciation inviting future insults in which il would
haze been len by nnre5sted assimilation Of oppres-
sons, viii convey TO discerning minds and 10 Ameri-
can hearts, the value of what has been done and the
compensation for what has been suffered.
For the success which has placed rs on the high
sTouad which calls for Cur common congratulations,
too much praise cannot be given to- the warriors who
on both elements, have fought glolousIy the battles
Other county nor to the great body Of citizens whose
patriotism haa borne every sacrifice, and bayeA every
danger.
liz the varied scenes which have put to the test t;,e
constancy of the natcD, Baltimore ranks among the
portion OF most dstng for devotion the public
cause II has the satiziaotion reflect that il boldly
s promptly espoused the resort 20 arms, when no o.
ther honorable choice remained that it found in the
cC1rage IT its citizens, rampar. against tie assaults
Of an enterprsing force that it never wsyered nor
temporsed with the vicisstudes Of the contest and
that it had ample share in tue eEqrons which have
brought VI to an honorable CONCLUSION
For the favorable light in which your kind partially
has regarded my participation in tue public counseis
and measures, throughout the arduous period now so
snspeiously terminated, tender my thanks, with my
respects and best wishes.
JAMES MADISON.
5br7l g. 1915.
To The Committee ola Meeting Of Citizens, in
Baltimore, April 10 1915