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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-03

The Subscription shall be opened in A.
lcxandria, on Thursday the 4th day Of
Of May, 1915, under the direction of the
following Commissioners or any five of
them, va: Jshn 6. Laed, Joseph Dean,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-03

isahya
article IL.
The President and Directors shall have
full power and authority to make lnsu-
RANGES on vessels, cargoes, freight, or o.
ther property, to lead money or bottm-
ry CT respondentia, and further to make
assurances on houses, household farni-
ture, goods, wares and merchandise and
on any AID every othes description ct
property insurable against fire. And iof
the purpose of facilitating business, the
board OF Directors may authorlse the
President to class the directors in COM
Hlittees OF two or three each to serve IN
rotation for fixed periody and to attend
daily at the Insurance Office at certain
hours appointed, anu with the President
or III his absence the President pro tenn
pore, shall have full power and authority
to make assurances as herein before mem
toned to lend money on respendentia !;
to fix the premiums on such assurances
and loans, and when credit is given Tor
the premiums to take such notes as they
shall approve at such periods, as shall
have been fixed by the board inther ge-
neral regulations, OF to make any other az
rangement it may find exredient.
.fTticle 12.
The President and Directors shall have
the direction, management and disposal
Of those shares (if any which may be
unsubscribed at the formation OF the COM
pany and shall have power to purchase.
build or otherwise provide suitable
House for transacting the business OF the
Company. That Immediately after the
first election of Directors, a Stock Ledger
shall be opened which shall contain an ae-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-05-20
From Me Londo4 cyazer, .noy. %.
DUTCH MaIL
From Rranee, &c

From FraHee, cc'o5er 27.
There is 10 ground Whatever for tia, az
sertlon made in foreign papers, that the
chief partzans and former confidants oe NJ
po'eop are an Paris. and hold secret q. &c tipes
he tru'h is, that Amos, all those ministers
9nd counssilors favored by Bonaparte, VIII
are not Continued in Office BY the present 90
rcrnmeni, LEFT tse Capital at tle beginpius
or '"e sum u'er, where according, 20 the pa
risian fashion, they pass the fine season, . Ar.
iicolariy tie latter end of autumn. Bpt n
l"dge by the preparation 10 their hotels. /,
- more than probable that they Will return
10 Paris about the end OF autumn. 1t is be.
s'des not rue. that .ny OF the men have been
ordered toquit the city by the government
which has hitherto treated them very gene,
rouslY, ana not taken the least step aeajnst
them. Several of Them have been ccnsuh
cd bY them successors uptn those points ~,
witch they are able to give information. L,
may also be conf ecured that none of these
gentlemen would refuse 4 place that vas
offered aim, and that as the spirit which ani-
matee tue goyerr"aent, is quite different from
"lal u was, that they won. q act in very.
oliierest manner. Tie Duke If Bsssano
tMaie) lise8 at Dion. with his family. A.
The lete vi,it Of the count d'Artois to that
city, he waved on the Prince, who receiyeo
hln' with great afabiiity, and conyersed =
quarter OF an hour With him. The Duchess
OF iiaSsano was also presented to the Prince,
and we'll received
The Duke OF Rovigo (Savary J has resided
ior some montils past ON bis estate. and sal.
con comes 20 town; he spends most of his
time ia The chace. The Ddke OF Vicenza
has resided s,nCe the Beginning az the sun.
uier ~ his Chateau oi Caulsiucoort. in Nsy
mandy. Several Of his friends live with him.
tic has laiely married the coustess Canisy.
one OF tue most beautiful and interestine
ladies Of the iatc imperial court, & former,
~ lady Of honor to the empress Josephine
They say that be is composing a memoir.
~ which be intends to give important infor
nlasion concerning the arrest of the Duke Of
jEngnien, which certain Connections have
hindefed from publishing ill now and that
the emperor o. Russia, to whom he has
communicated this Information, has app.e.
S's'e9 y and acquitted him OF all blame -
ne bonrDons, on the other hand, are in.
censed against him. because he had an op.
POF'unp 'oISyor the escape of the Duke, on
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-05-20
ARGUS orFlcE. 11a0 20. 1915.

Every incident conncc tel with the Biography
of General Jackson, since his splendid schiev-
ments at New Orleans, must with peculiar
force, attract the attention and sink deep into
the feelings OF every patriotic bosom.
The generous and ardent soui contemplate
with an admiration not eCmixed with pleasure
the stupendouH monuments which history has
erected 20 the memories Of Alexander and Gen.
gis Khan, and distant posterity will read with
equal interest those winch she will be prepared
to raise to that of BOnapayte But how much
more exquisitely touching to the bosom of the
Ptilsnthropist are the trophies of NJ sratbon and
Saiamis, of YORKTOWN and Orleans I'm the
former scenes, the mind instirctiyely adverts to
the objects for whose attainment nan is array
ed against his fellow, and sees the bowels q,
the earth rsnsScked, mines exhausted. and
oceans OF blood effused, to crafty the pride Of
conquest and the lust OF inordinate ambition. =
In the latter, how sublime and magnificent the
spectacle Il beholds the srduous and Ioftv
efforts Of two gallant nations, proud OF the in
estimable boon ofliberty, governed by wise and
equitable councils, led on by heroic chiefs and
triumpbing over the fen myrmidons of tyranny
and oppression, who had invaded their peaces
ful shores, to proiane their affairs and tramole
under foot every thing most sacred and dear 10
social man. 1t woulc appear from the success,
which has crowned such unequal conflicts. that
the benefcent ruler OF Heaven and of Earth,
csnnot behold With indifference such scenes
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-05-20
the way from strasburg TO Nancy. and de-

the way from strasburg TO Nancy. and de-
elined doing SO.
1t is affirmed that the Duke of Welling-
ION made complaints of the sallies Of several
Paris Journals against the English, on the
destruction of Warrington, for which he
bianed the government. because The Jour-
nails are under iis Immediate influence by
means Of the Censure. Several notes are
said 10 have been exchanged on the subject,
between Wellington and the minister (ad
f7terim J for foreign affairs. The result was
the declaration in the Moniteur. "that this
was the only oiicial Journal" and the de
leace OF the ctndact of the English 10 Ame.
RIGA. inserted in tie Gazette de- Eiaace.
"hiSh wss drawn M in the style of half.
official reprinani, So the affair was finished.
In these negocittinns the French minister is
saul 10 nave no.,ced the violent paragraphs
~ several Eng.ish newspapers. against the
French government and nation, which ,he
duke OF Wellington acknowledged To be
blameabe, but saii they were to be e,scus.
ca. on the ground of the liberty of the press
which existed in England The complaints
of the Swedish uninis'er, ON account Of the
frequent satles against the crown pr;ncc in
French papers are sad 10 have been fruit.
less Uaiv. CaE.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-05-20
BROTHER JONATHAN.

The following compliment to the " Peace
party" during the mar, is from an article
published 10 the Montreal Courant of the
2Sd April:
g He (the president) concludes his mes.
sage by recommending .[SdeHfy 10 tie mi
on, as constituting the palladium ofnationai
frdehenfence and firosfierIy." Whether in
tended or not his Recommendation is blow
at the New England party, whose opposi
ton for awhile weakened and embarrassed
the measures of their national government
aid operated in favour of the British cause :;
but by the explosion of the Hartford Con
vention. a last tarned out TO be only an cleo,
toneerius process to Dust the present
administration, and seat themselves in the
government. Fron their example of folly x
wickedness let British subjects learn a les.
son OF wisdom, and never weaken their own
government and disgrace themselves by
such party opposition" aurora.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-05-20
BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL.
Arrival of the Constitution.

Tho IT e EEw-YoRK, May 10.
9, ine states frigate Constitution, captain
Stewart, arrived at Sandy Hook nm snnld,' s.
ternoon, from cruize OF about Ave mo,,.t.. az
Ai'er capturing the Cysne and Lcvant, she put
i'to 81 Louis de Maenhsm, IN the Brszils
where capt. 5. landed his prisoners, and frst
nsara the report ofpeace and it was not until
Aoou1 TWO weeks ago, when capt. S. sent a boat
tion. i"' tA'iiear
we congratulate our country on the ar.
rVal OF THIS fsyourite and most fortunate fri.
s~te s She commenced the late war IN a very
ra'',, manner, and her career has been Boa
"orsOie and glorious to its termination
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BALr1stoRE, NAV I!


The schooner Decatur :hat err ed here
yesterday from Nantes, does rot bring any
thing new her passage having been much
longer than that Of the Msniius.
Arrived schr. Fame, Patterson, 20 days
from Aux Cayes--Coifee AID Logwuod--to
T. Caldwell q Go Passengers, Captain
Pascal, Mr.. Wilson ana part of The crew Of
the schr. Drummond, Of Baltimore, bound
to Cape Henry, Hayti, captured Och april,
off Monte Chrste, by small privateer schr
under French colors, said she belonged 90
Carthagena, she, proceeded to Cape 1Tbe.
ron, where she landed the ca tain and crew
OF the d. except the mate and cook the
psivateer had captured several other vessels
under different Gags, and after plundering
them of their valuabIes, let them 20. she had
on board a valuable cargo OF dry goods, &c.
from different vessels.
The above pirate was IS days from Will
nington, n. G. Were they said they had to
cot aud run, tearing Of being burnt or stop
ped. They appear to rob indscriminately
under any dag they think 6t. When they
deserted the Drummoud. they were at an.
chor under Monte Christie. with a brig ard
schooner they tad captnred. and he'd been
unlOading-tkey we're from Europe, suppos-
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100 DOLLARS REWARD

! an AWAY from the subscriber on sundsv
- last, his Fell1w TOM, well known for &C..
yeSfs past as the Carrier ofthe Gin G,og.,,. -.
rs patrons along East Bay Street. an ! ,b,
WharyeS &c. adjacent TOMS about Zee, =
or sinches high, OF bright yellow compiexi,-
on, and as good FRESHMAN as any NJ Re 60
lor lie reatis and syifes and NAV have co,s,,a
FREE papers with him--hss a mild looIr onJ
voice when spoken to. Tom formerly heionaS-
ITO Mr.. DioKsoN, late Editor of the Peters.
burg tmeiligencer, 0rginis, and has mothsp
llvng az Petersburg, to whom he has been =,
me habit OF Writing by the name cit is believ,
ed) OF VI ry West. II is presumed Tom bas
gone on board some vessel which ,,;led Fec.
MS port on Sunday or yesterday (Mond,v1. ss
u " a'ce rtaned that he was on a wharf On
sunday morning, pretending to want pasasc.
TO the camp Meeting, which then w,s bold,So.
At Goose Creek. AS Tom bas gone off v,;tbo9s
any Pretence, or provocation, VIII etever nee.
having received a blow with the knowIedee os
consent OF his master, Twsny FIVE doYaps "a.
ward will be paid on his being delivered to tbs
Master Of the Work.House in This eitv- n 80,
within the limits Of Charleston District, F;S,,
Dollars Reward if taken without the n;s,,g;.gS
IN the limits of this state and ONE HIM
DtED DOLLARS Reward and All mere 80.
charges paid, it taken without the limits ~ ~
STATE and lodged ia any goal 50 that ret Inn
again. Tt,oS, "liH
"'"y 4 10
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CAPTAIN GARDEN

II appears from a prssage in the speech of
lord Darnlcy, ON the defects Of the naval estsb.
lishment Of Great Britain, delivered in the
house OF Lords in February last that this gall
liant oiiieer 10 now no more and that he lost
bis lie IN consequences OF his capture in the
Macedonian frigste, by commodore Decatur in
the United states. The passage alluded TO is
az foilows.' In the case ofthe Macedonian
trigate, fer instance, there never was a crew
worse ssnstiiyted lCapi Gardens letter will
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-05-20

rrSs<sd, in general orders, his appreciation OF
,r- Garrison and national guard.
Lis!e. March 26-A TIE Deum has been surg
10 celebrate the return of the Great Napoleon.
Cois'lar. March d In all parts Of Alsace the
cries oflong live Napoleon, resound the hdeli-
~ OF this part of The empire ought never to have
been doubted. ~
Paris, March 3o--The commission charged
with drafting new constitution, ranks Mr..
Carhot among its menber;-
a campo OF 10000 men is about to be formed
near Deauvas.
The equpages ofihe Empress left Versailles
the 27tb instant.
did not prey. NJ their agents from communion,
spoi.sions OF every kind. Valuable Ermtu-,
silver, aian.onds, &c belonging 20 ,hrs, State,
were taken away. 4 scqnestrsNion viii he pIa
ced on the property OF culpabe agents, who
have participated, in .he spo,is aud of those
who hayines The power 20 prevent it. III not tx-
ercise it.. go
Marshal ,sev ies(s Paris .il,rte days since, 10
inspect and lake eomes,,i OF The frontiers Of
Eisnders
AT Vsleuciennes and Isle the tr.coloured
flag waves at every conies the best DISPOSE
tiops prevail iTbntnthose cities.
Voieneieas.es, .lfarth 70 Tire conmunics.
ti1u With Brussels aI,pesFs 30 be interrupted
TIE iian9sSs,aUs who arc on,tls Zines, permit
Frenchnlen 10 pass Ia, bat viii not al.ow the IN
tore'urT The generals ,e0not app To rely
0nthe Beigla-5 they place ttiem IN the rear,
anc put tie t@eCsc q lana ia from
ali the S=Islss,s who have served with the
'ench array, re,tin their 4ucisAt attachment
10 the emperor. Lang live Napoleon is heacIl
IN all The yilsages, AID many hayeA ready ioined
the French sdg ace nosts.
Sordeaue, liIsyci 25.--M a,lSIne, the Duchess
Angouene, embarked At pauiliac yes erday.
the 9 I'd Instant.
Lose,Oa, Murch IS lit is confidently assert
ed, that LOUIS lo. iormaly requested, two
months since, tbst hrs residence al li.lsei:
should not b. rented.
Tie Princess rsiieyrand has taken lodging
1t Rlchmond
The Dise Of Feltre. (Clar,y lad an inter
viev, this m1r'iieg, with the Duke oi York and
lord Palmers,en. 1t IS stated. that his bag
osge, winch contained many valuable docu-
Incais, was setzSA at CALAIS, With that OF The
royal amiiy.
ii is absurd TO make any speculai;ons on tn
hne nj coHduct w,ich the Ailieri Powers viii,
ad1ptin consequence oil tie restoration of Ma
Poison. iniact, the W 81 STATE stnen have bee
astouaded by change 10 unexpecD a. No on.
poIat can have been yet decided, for the best o;
al reasons---the ncressary time has not vet
elapsed TO communicate their different senti-
msnts aud opniiohs siuce Nspoieon has reas
rended the throne 1t docs not follow. al
course, Sitst war may be considered as already
decided On. i.le Allied Powers viii not in
CONSIDERABLY embark IN sn entetprize attended
wi,l. snc lnlrort..n, results.
The abt'icstion of the king u Saxony is con.
adhered certain HIS majesty viii s1t consent
70 recasn.ze the treaty b, which his Estates are
divided
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-05-20
7'faasiated f9rmsl B0.1,n Daily q.fyerfise,
Fro,iaers Of .An4tria, Hfarcj 10.

&'r0'ineF8 ~ V4Hatrtd, 1ldrci To-
onihe eyer,nX If the I'm ths laaciing Of
Napoleon ocGupied ths attention OF the
Whole conrL a. Vienna. Oathe next dav,
tsis eiept was ,ns subject Of every conyer
satSeF ip tie city, Il produced tie great
e. Eersa'iqT. The EmPeror sent tie
Prince Me',ernich to Schcabrunn, to eive
information efiL to the Asca. Duchess Ma
IL I.naisa-/ 5he had long cenfer&nce wirh
&susIbiel, aud al 8 the next morning sns
5epaIred to Nienua, and visited her fasber
the emperor. 'they were in rae greatest
'anPsiiet'te al Vienna to learn the result Of
Inc expedition. xxx
AVGUsrEnBURo March 12----Tt Sas
nesh 20 e&j saiemniy annomCed that the
Pr,nce Cbiisli,; 8. DenmaTk, is eeiznced "a
tie Princess Ca,oiine amelia, of Siesg.c
Holstein Augussen1arg.
FRANKFoRT, March 10 II here passed
here, his dsy, an English messenger, who
carried 70 Vienna the news of the ra.iscq>
iioa Ct The treaty ofpeace between England
and America.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-05-20
From the National Inteiiigencer.
For EIRA-DiRECT

The fine new ship John Bg2, Capt Castle
reg ,has part Of her argo on board. & will sail
with all possible dispatch. She viii carry out
within, f,r The amusement Of the passengers.
con pleye set of the quarterly review, several
iaIe ofthc Times newspaper, Monsieur
sustspheve's prophecies, Parson Parish's ser.
mans < veral others preached at boston upon
as the downfall of the tyrsnt" within the last ten
months. Also, full and complete narrative
of the grand Cossac festival at Boston, two ge-
nuine copies NJ the august and highly important
proceedings Of tie Hartford Convention. six
bcsutiful lot pressed copies ofthe proceedings
Of the great Vienna Congress, and several hun,
dred copies OF the Hon Governeur NORRIS
Grafton delivered at New-York in June last, on
the restoration of the Bourbons to the throne of
Erance.--Ap to
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Fr derrick a. Mayo & c.

BOOK binders. Book.seilers u Sfanoneys.
Have commenced business in that we'll known
stand formerly occupied by Mr.. Samuel PEE
SAINTS, deceased, few doors below the Rel,
Tavern, where orders will be thankfully receiv'
ed and promptly attended to.
d Nav On
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NEH Yoex. Nav IA

EUen Saifng~-rhree vessels which
sailed from Canton ia company, all bound
10 Boston, aGye arrived there within few
honrs OF each other, after passage of
5000 milcs, Tue following is the order in
which they came IN /; the brig Rambler on
Monday, the sliip Jdcoo Jones on Tuesday,
aaa the brig ia.naama.th on Wednesday,
---tkce= arrivals one in each day for three
days IL succession with valuable cargoes,
produce revenue which viii alaouur to
b stween three and four hundred thousand
daliars.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-05-20
NV YoRK. May Is.

Capt. Bourne. Of the schr. Ida, who ar.
rived here yesterday, in IS days from Cor
reccoa, infnrms. 'hat large Spanish force
had arrived on the Maine fr5in CaGiz, con
s.stins of l ship of the hue. fsigates, and
from 90 to7o sail e transports, Nth nine
or tg' thousand troops. who had landed On
the lslaod OF Nargare,o. where the Patri.
ots capitulated, and the army proceeded to
Laguira.
large ship, from Bordeaux, for New
York, was snoken on Tuesday last, twelve
Leagues N. w. of the south shoal of Nan
tuckct. by tbe ship Indus, arrived at Boston;
but Blowing heavy a the time, her name and
passage could not be heard distinctly.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-05-20

s1tOl+Fly' 4JLay Z.
The ELEcTIoN.--I' is nov pretty well
settled, that If CIiutou aid Franklin return
republican. the house of assembly will be
precisely balanced-6c republicans. and %
federal sts--aud that If those counties return
q iede~a!ist, it will give that party majo.
ri,y OF swo.
We have just received The returns
from Clinton aud Franklin.
CLIFTON gives a republican maj. of 1870
Franklin a federal majority ef I27
Leaving for Gen- MocerS a maj Of 50
albany ireus.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-05-20
ERRATA-

IN tne defence OF Gen. Jackson which We
all our care, the following e,rata occnrr~J andd
some Typographical errors. N
read I" act.' 'o1 art
IN me TN exception and seventh line for " sr"
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APPOINTMENT

James Kirk Pauidins, Esq. of New York,
IS Appointed Secretary to III. Commissioners
Of the Navy.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-05-20

We learn from Salem, that the Grand
Turk privateer, boarded Portuguese coast
er oft Marranham. (coagt Of Brazil) the
latter part of January, and was inform.
ed, that an American ship Of war was nc
Marranham, which had sunk two British
sleeps Of war, If correct, this must have
been the sloop of war Wasp. ID.
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Rosrou M,y :,

Captain RGhbarts, Of tie ship Jacob Jones,
which arrived from Canton on Monday, i'm
forms, that Ia Consequence of the disputes
which had arisen between the British and
Chinese, the English feet which arrived in
September. were detained al Leatin the
shTs at VIII mpoo wsJe,in October ordered
out by The suptrcargoes. and Nov. L an or
der was issued by the Vceroy Of Canton,
that allperson. under the English q ,g should
leave Canton in three days in consequence
OF which they repaired on board the British
fleet.
Nov 10, a settlement Of differences was
made and all the ships came up the river
Ten or fifteen British vessels had completed
their lading, aud we're for sea January IS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-05-20

The report of the European prints Of a
terrible insurreciion in China turns out to
have been plot of brother Of the empe.
ror, who was detected and bsheaded. The
di'lsreace 6e,weep the Chinese and English
az Canton had been amicabIy settled.
Boston Cenfinel.
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u we have seen letter from gentlemas
Lewisourg Greenbriar Co. to his friend in ne
cry VINCE mentions that in the Copgressionh.
district composed ofthe counties OF tsreenbF,.
sr' Nsnawaa' &c. Mr.. Ballard Smith SRep.
was elected by a majority of 2i7 votec oyrS
his opponent Mr.. John MAttheyys rResT
The district was represented in the last Con.
Sress by Mr. Csperton, (Fed.)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-05-20
Federal Gazette.

The snip Clarendon which had been on
shore on Sandy Hook, had been got off, and
arrived at York, on the 18th inst. having
suffered little injury.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-05-20

ed to be Russians or Dutch, laden with bran.
dy, dry goods, gin, &c. which first article
they took cut, and stove the latter, left them
to get ballast as thew, could. Capt. Pasca,
was detained on board three days, during
which tins they had Captured and pluDder.
ed Russian schr. bound in. and Swedish
schooner, just come out from the Cape -
the last day brig said 10 be Spaniard.
from which ,hsy tGak 8 l2, O00-The above
schr. IS ab1ut 100 IONS, Baltimore model car
ries guns. one "A s pr on pivot has
crew oil all nations aud coiors--the former
boassw ain OF the he MP of this port, with sc.
veral other Americans sf this pore are with
the hulnber--- The Captain is a Spaniarsi
called by the crew Jaao --says she is osued
In
The Man.ius dropped down the river two
DAYS before sailing. On the 9Th, an order
for an embargo was received when the SUI.
percargo hurried down and rot under way
Sailed IRON the Csrdoyan on the 18th. A
French vessel upier the Bourbon aag has
been captured off there by tie British and
the people landed. In consequence of the
Communication being cut of between B,r.
deaux and other ports it was impossible TO
learn what vessels lately arrived or sailed
Markets we're improving cotton had risen
at Paris.
BALTIMORE, Nav 15.
The trial OF Mr. Hodges waich Common.
ced Yesterday at 10 A.. NJ was not couciad-
ed until nearly six in The afternoon Some
difference of opaion existed tween the two
Judges Dayal and H5a.t'n, on an app,ica
ion to the court, by the district attorney TO
direct the jury: Mr.. Pinkuey. Council for
Mr.. Hodges. addressed the jury, as the con
sti,u'icnal judges Of the law and the facts.
sxp.ainiu5 the doctrine OF the law OF tceasnn
with his usual perspicaity and eioquence !:
MS speech was powerful, Impressive and
convincing the jury pronounced an mime
d'ate verdict OF acquittal without leaving
the box and so general was the impression
| OF the Innocence of MIR Hodges, tina. the
audience expressed their satisfaction by an
involuntary burst OF applause.
Federal Gazette.
| The snip Clarendon which had been on
shore on Sandy Hook, had been got off, and
arrived at \ York, on the 18th inst. having
suffered little injury.
II