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LoNDoN, July 90.
Cfthe snSmi8sion gfthe French Grand
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army.
The submission of the army of the Loire is
entire and absolute, said the Paris papers of
Sunday, winch We received Yesterday How alb
solute ot entire 1t is, may be sen hy the letter
inserted IN the papers of Monday, from Da-
voust 20 the comm ander in the Department
the Mains ard Loire. If this he the fact.
/! such It the conditions which Ills rebel army
has imposed, we can only say tl.at the King
Is restored only in nam2, that be has TO free
agency that he IS the slave, not the comman-
der Ot has army. and tn at the diIcs must stiH
carry OIL the 7oar WHAT those armies. who
assumed the right of dcposing their lawful
King, and bringing in the Usuruer. who
fought for that Usurper Till the sword was
beat out OF his hands, are they 10 make term,
with the legitimate Monarch, and instead of
lnploring forgiveness, to dictate upon what
conditions they woul1 serve him They at
feet to extend pardon to him, not 70 receive
pardon rom him and we are desired 20 be-
lieve that the King submits to all this. #
he does--lf from some perverted policy, in
credible 1t 1t were not In practice before us
ne shall choose to have a rebel army and a re-
bel administration, and shall ask his ne,gllbors
to let their trasqhility d. pend upon the selma
tions ct the armed and the official rufians.
who have so recently violated 1t what Eng
llSIman or German, not an accomDliCe with
those ruiiilns, can say, that he shall be al
lowed TO intervene between the Allies and
their subdued enemies! Who will pretend.
that the conquest is over, and that the con
quered shall be placed IN their strength
again, because King 50 unreal aid in-
efieC,aAi IS placed upon Wis onary, I'M
substantial throne No such advi e can be
gwen there isuo degree of innocent irfi,ua-
ton pa5ie Ok recomTn ending this volunta
Deepen ence Of Europe. TIE W4r III that cas-
must continue IL must Continue against e
very thDg III Frauc., which may become the
nlafeTidi Of var. The Allied Arnics must
be subsIsted at the expense of the country,
where taor stay IS rendered necessary tort,
hcations must he deuJished, whether the re-
oei garrison have, or have not, made TIER
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d0mnatior ct a military despotism." May be
SO but they seem resolved not to have feu-
DIAL titles and courts --mouastries and tythes !;
gabelles, cOrvees and game laws. May be 90
but it has not been proved.
In conclusion, my lord. give me leave to
suggest, that it would be as wise in us not to
cry up our sort of government so much. If
1t be better than that of France, why want
them TO have one like it Most of my neigh
bors are we'll enough content if they are but
able to get good crops themselves, without
thinking much about those of other people,
We are always calling the French our enc
my, and representing their power as so dan
eerous TO Europe and why should we then
fret ourselves because they will not be hap.
pier than they are 1t would certainly be wise
10 let them alone for, by evincing such an
everlasting anxiety about their form of go
UeTRment, am afraid that we shah give rise
to suspicion, that 1t is their form of govern
rnent, aAd not the ambition of their chief, that
we dread. and against which we are about to
make war.
/ am, &c. &c.
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w. CoBBETr.

Is Lnown that that address contained on
the EXPIRE ssion of The wishes Of some faction
men.
July 13.-The Duke of Wellington occu-
pies the hotel of NJ de la Regniere. in the
Rue dc Champs Eiysces. The Hotel Of the
English Ambassador, in the street CT the
FauXbourg st. Honore, is occupied by Lord
Stewart, now the Engish Ambassador, at
which hotel Lord Cast.ereagh alighted On his
arrival.
Lord Wellington, on being Informed By the
letter OF Marshal Davoust, of Bonap 4rte's alb
dication, answered, q knew that IL months
sgo."
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nominal submission TO the King cannon and
every other military implement must be car
ried away. IL is held out to all the military
strength of France to combine and rally round
the King for the purpose OF preventing the
Allies from completing those arrangements
which they deem necessary to disable France
from rendering another war and another vi
sit to Paris necessary. When The A. les took
up the cause of LOUIS the 18th, and replaced
HIM upon The throne, they did it upon the
conviction that he would put down cue princi-
pies and the agents of Bonaparte. If he
rules through them, or rather # they rule
through him. the government of Bonaparte
rules ~ spirit, though under another name, <
the'r business is but half done. The French
have not yet. it appears, been made to feel
the WAY e"ough-they are not yet tanned.
The army OF tn. Lore VIII Of course be the
model of the Submission and obedience of
| Suchct's and all the other armies. If there
fore this document be genuine, we have it a
vowed that the King means to retain in has
| service all these armies and their officers in
! the rank which they held under Bonaparte.
| Il is avowed too, that NJ Fouche took Office
! by kind OF capitalization on the. part of the
| King. Courier.
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BoNAIARTE PoKrFoLGo.-A pamphlet
has recently appeared in Holland, entitled
Bonapartc's Portfolio, taken at ChArleroi,
June 20, part - IL is prefatcd by the fol-
10 wing statement Mr.. Van Uchelm, one of
our oacsrs. who was made prisoner on tine
|ih June, nd taken 1, Cnarleroi, was
ere forgotten by te French on heir defeat
at Belle Alliance. He profited Of the oppor-
.uHty, dec ,ieI himself c'umand4ut oi the
town, and with tn" ssstance Of some armed
cope whom he collected. he stopped the
pl md ring OF che powder and other Wagons,
and placed IN security twelve pieces of eau
non, and many other valuable articles. lie
Droug large portfolio to Brussels, and It
vas found 10 be tic portfolio oil baron Fain
hF't Cabinet secretary to Bonaparte. A.
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LONDON. July IS.

tONDONs iuly 20.
Yesterday very orderly procession of dis
charged sailors marched from below the
bridge to the admiralty, to request the atten-
ton ct the lords commissioners to some points
which may add to the comforts of their situa-
ton, now that the kings service will not re-
quire them. They complain that numbers of
American and other foreign sailors are EN-
ployed i'll our merchantmen. English employ
ment they say should be given to Englishmen,
who are willing to work, and they request
that some regulation may be adopted to insure
the rel ular payment OF their wages, as in the
kings SHIPS. They were in number from
one to three hundred. one oftbem with cla-
rinet performed the Office of musician to the
party, playing /" God save the KING" in
which he was every now and then joined by
their best singers. Their hest speakers were
condescendingly admitted to an audience.
They were kindly informed that proper at
tention should be paid to their reasonable re-
quests. and the party went away as happy as
any thing could possibly have made them, &c
cetit me cahfure Fan enemy'S shin after a
sveH fought battle"
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I'd at 60, 900 francs. ncludins every tn ,.
she salary of ministers of state. Besides this,
have ordered Peyruche to pay you 5000
francs monthly, in your capacity of President.
so long as shall be 7vith thcarmy. desire
that this additional salary remain secret"
There is note below the minute, {" wrote
in consequence to baron Peyruch."
1t is rather unlucky that this little arrange
ment between Bonaparte and his orator could
not remain secret
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BosroE, Sept I.
Extract ofa letter from an Hmerican gen
te7aan tn BOnrdeazr, 70 a reshecfa6ie
mercantile house IN Ei8 turn, dated m
IL 49,
g. II is said the Treaty of Paris has been
renewed between Iouis XVIII. and the Ali
ed Monarchs, with The addition that the for
mer is to maintain 100 900 Of their troops in
France for years, 1t the expense Of 500, 600. %,
900 of francs. IF the French people descend
to such huniliiting terms, the country
may be Tranquil by force of arms for several
years.
The white flag was displayed here or the
22d inst. and is now waving from the window
of almost every house in town"
Extract ofq Lcttrr f1on n Tfentenonf ofrhe
u. 3. Jrigate Macedonian, on board fir1ze
Jrigafe Mshouri, dated
CARTKAGENA. JULY 2.
arrived here on the 23d of June, in the
late Algerine brig of war, BsTEDIo, of %
guns and about 200 men, prize to our
squadron under The command of Com. DEcA-
TUR.
presume, ere this, you have heard If
our capturing an Algerine frigate off Cape dc
Gate. on the 18th June. The MIsHoURI,
the prize irigate FROM which / address you,
is ~ gun ship, and had complement of
upwards of 400 men, think the stoutest
ever saw on board Of any ship. She was the
Rag vessel, aRd commanded by an Admiral
who was killed early in the action. The cor
test only lasted about or 10 minutes The
number of her killed could not be ascertain
ed, but she was literally Cut to pieces IN her
spars and rigging. Our loss was trhing, on
ly killed, Is by gun bursting) and ooe by
a musket ball from the suemy---the wounded
did not exceed 10.--f would enter Into des.
criptive detail as respects the character ard
appearance Of these uncOuth looking people,
we're not confident that your knowledge OF
them extended muck further than my own
and therefore it would be productive of nei-
Their information or amuseu ent ~ you, ysIj
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The English government collects IRON the people
y. los each year, incu'ins the whole POPULATION,
men, women, children, paupers, soldiers, saIos, con-
v.cs and prisoners ot all sorts
The kwg has state cu4ches, horse guards, foot
guard several pascss and parks at tac pu6ic ex-
p nee
People kneel, and kiss the Kings hand
This Mr. B,Irporle has just written a circular let
ter 10 his ,eIghb rs in Essex, csins upon them to
spend ;hei lat sliding, II necessary, III against
the Enpec or OF France, whom he calls every tin5
but an honest MANN h. Mr.. Burg lyne has had
this piaee fol- more tian thrtT years! Willie now
gave il up, seeing chat nHrel is SO much waited for
this JUST and SEcEssAR I var
could, my lord, proceed much further,
were it necessary out nom what we have
seen, / think it is pi4ia, shat there is no like
ness whatever in the two governments. AS
70 that of France, as it is now n. w..modellcd,
il appears to me to resemble the American
rather than ours. People in France vote for
members of the legislature upon the principle
OF represc ntation and taxation going hand IN
hand. There are no feudal titles rights in
France. The peers are, in fact, no mere
than eminent citizens, having no great es
tates attached 70 their titles and seats. There
is, and there is to be. no established religion.
The two Chambers in France, like the Con-
eress in America, are forbidden to pass any
Jaw respecting predominant church. Reli-
cious opinions are to be free. There are to
be no books, which may not be freely COM
mented on aud examined into. There is to
be nothing so sacred that reason may not APP
proach *. here are to be no tyfheS III
rance, consequently no Seucfces to bestow.
This is a government certainly very much
like thatof America. Mr.. Grattan observed
that the French people had exchanged tho
paradise of Me Bourbons for the " eternal
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The American government collects frora the peo-
pie les Cd each ayear, in taxes, taking in th- lwhole
OF the population.
The President has nous Of these.
Nobody ever knecls to tie Presdeot or kisses his
hand.
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The whole of the civil government o. the United
States President, Congress Ambassadors, Ministers,
do not cost 7o,OOol. year.
There are no Pensions, except grantedby Congress
for actual and well known services.
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Auditor of tie Ex,heQucr, Lord
GretuNhe 1000
Teller, Earl Camden 23,.H
Earl Bathurst 200
Clerk OF the Pelis, Hon. IL. Ad-
dngton o,WO
Chamberlains, Hon. +. Norch 1,755
- Montague Burgoyne' 1869
Master and Workman vi Mint,
Earl Bathurst 5000
Register OF Admiralty and Prize
Courts, Lord Arden 38, 556
II is stated that there are great
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Ertract ofq hcttrr /1om Tienfenonr ofrbe
u. s. ftigate GTacecionian, on board hrize
./rigafe Missouri, datcd
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not said 1Fho receives them. ---- L77,75S
This is not being very select. could have easily
selected much places pensions, to have made
the same amount.
Here will take our fly tho,ts:ndegs, Ike the
bake of Yor's but will take few OF the siccH Fry,
aud especially tue anti a:obn uthors OF then descen-
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IN SENATE.
WEDNESDAY. February 7s.

WEDNESDAY, February ~.
The bill fer the relief OF Joshua
Sands was referred to Messrs. King,
German and Roberts, who reported
thereon the same day.
The bill from The House snppie-
mentary to the act fort better or
ganization OF the courts Of the u
States within the state OF New York.
was read second time and referred
to Msssrs. German, Dagget aud
King.
The bill to alter and establish Ger.
tain Post Roads, on it's secead read
ing. was referred to Messrs Barbour,
Thompson and 'falhot.
The following bills were severally
read third time and passed. viz !:
the bill to repeal certain acts (Vo-
lanteer and Sea Fencibles) therein
meationed; the bill for the better
temporary accommodation Of Congress
the bill authorizing the discharge OF
Edward Martin from his imprison.
ment the-bili for the relief Of Uriah
Coolidge and Joseph Burnham /; the
bill giving right of pre- e.nption ia
the purchase Of pnblic lands to GER
tain settlers in Indiana territory: the
bill in addition to the Post Office
Establishment Regulating the SON
pensation af Postmasters.
The following bills were discussed
and seysraIly ordered to third
reading, Viz. the bill granting and
securing 10 Anthony Shane the right
Of the United States to a tract 0.
land in the state NJ Ohio bill to
repeal all the acts IN force for rails
ing mounted rangers |; the bill to
provide 4 Library room, and author
ising the transportation Of Mr.. jet
isrson's Library 10 this place the
Tito repeal 50 lauvl Of tbs sevc
raj acts IA .sosiag dutiss On ils ten
mage " SHIPS aud vessels, and on
sssds, Yarcs ard iaef<hasdizs i'm
-
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Congress Of the y. States.
HOUSE OF REP RESENTATIyES.
TuEspAYs February 2t.

81 /.
Mr.. Gholson presented petition
or John Rogers and Edward Clark,
OF Philadelphia, manufacturers Of
IRE places aud tin sheets, praying
that q duty may be laid on che ina
periation of sHch articles from fs-
reign countries; whisll was referred
ia the committee of Coinmsrce and
Manufactures.
Mr.. Lattimorc presented the Pc
tisioa Of sandry Inhabitants of Will
kinsan Ceuaty, in the mississippi
territory. praying that certain Por-
ton Ut t'nb!is Lands may be granted
70 Jackson Asademy.-.Laid on the
table.
Mr.. Troup, from the military
commia,se, reported suadry resolu-
tisas expressive of the sense enter
tanned by Congress OF the gallantry
and good conduct, With which the
reFAtation Of the arms of the United
States have been sustained duriag
The late wa-by certain officers tLers-
III nancd-{ Unloading many militia
sii;cers. and several Geld officers
who have fallen in the service.
The resolntisas we're twice read, and
referred to the same committee TO
whoM resolutions OF similar cha
\ racter. reported by that sommittee,
havs been rcfsrrcd.
Mr. Lattimsre, from the commit
Zee to waom was referred the Me-
Korsai af the Legislative Council Il
House Of Representatives of the
Mississippi territory, en the subject
OF ip.lian Expectations, mado . re-
pert concluding with resolution,
chat tlss President of the United
States be requested 10 take such
measures as may DC convenient sor
Ses purpose of,sseertsining all losses
g fssfsFty sustained Ly sepreda.
Mans 81 shs BRITISH and lr,lians an,.
3cE the ias.s war, and that The meme
rial 60 tbh wsjeci he tran.mi,,eI "a
h'in Ter eonsidega,ica.
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House # Representative
TuunsDAr, F<h. ~ i,

A number Of meiaosi'
leave Of absence. somsiff
Mr.. Eppes. from the .,a ~. back
ofWays and Mems, :, = .ulIsds
10 the house The bill 1 e 11 q e
tae settlement end pasu s;s.s sftb,
tain siuims fer the SLY ,iiisssa,
militia. sent frsw ssns' ss,.u iiy'''
snendiaeni and j. ~ W., xaslr. I
to a committee Of tho '1';;,rcties"
MIR. Eppes, ruasr ' .',.,, ID
d the same symmi''er. '4s y Il. ~, J,
That the Seefei;p' " !, ;ssvwp
sur, be directed = SEQ ri pt g =
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. 4, create security e the re-
mi. amenament Of tho Senate
4, j. Il eventually Disagreed e.
The act t. fix the so!nPens'a'.,o = 3.
and escrxase the responsibility q me 1.
eslIee,ors Of the Direct Tax, &c.
and for other purposes sonneetea I
s,h,rewilL. was announced for third !.
reading. On motion Of Mr.. Fisk.ar {
m. Y. supported BY Mr. jackson 81
Va the bill was rseommiited 70 the
e. a,mittee of Ways and Means. s,
me order Of the day on tho bill
from the Senate anthorising the
president of tie u. S. 70 cause 60 TO
be built one or more floating bate.
.ries for the defence Of the waters OF
the United States, was indefinitely
postponed.
The hill authorising the discharge
or A. B. Ross from his ilnPflson J.
ment passed through a committee OF
tho whole. and wac ordered 10 be en-
crossed for third reading.
The bill supplementary to the ae'
fer the final adjustment Of land u !
ties ia the states Of Louisiana AMI
territory Of Missouri. passed tire
1 committee Of the whole. and was
. =
ordered 10 be engrossed for third
reading as alse did the bill for the
relief of Vim Il. Bennstt, OF the
state Of N. York.
Mr.. Kent OF Md. Having eai'ed
IN the order Of tile day on the bill
10 Incorporate the Farmers and Me.
shanies' Bank Of Georgetown.
Mr.. Yancey proposed TO postpone
this order OF tbs day indefinitely IN
der the impression that Congress
would not act upon it ut the present
session.
The motion was opposed by Mr.:
Jackson of Va. and MIR. Kent, but
was decided 10 the affirmative.
The bill to incorporate the Bank
Of the Metropolis being called up by
/ Mr.. Kent Of Md. the house refused
| to 20 late sommittee Of the whole
on that bill.
! Mr.. Grosvenor then moved to post
! pone the further consideration Of the
bill indefinitely.
Which motion WAS opposed by Mr..
! johnson and MIR. Sharp Of Kentucky,
AID Supported BY Mr.. Goidsboroash
Of Md.
! In support OF the motion. it was
ailedged, generally, that all the APP
piications Of this character ought to
share the same fate. Against il, it
WAS argued, that Washington had
not been heretofore equally favored
by Congress, it being selsrious that
there was greatly less Incorporated
Sank Capitals in Washington. than in
either 6 eargetown or Alexandria.
The question on indefinite post
1 pone msnt, was decided ia the AIR
native.
The bill fer the reliefof Solsmos
Frazier, and the Representatives OF
Charles Eecleston. passed through
committee Of the whole. and was
ordered to be engrossed fora third
reading.
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IN Sc. yA'T'g,.

mn III, "a :. = ~, ], IA i; ne ;os
80 ssa;~s s't t,.,s - tLs N;s
81 NJ; T.ss.;,a-,s ,.,sS - ,r,,f;an 81
~ -, S, fns sseond
Mi. M.r.,,. n~xt.
$ ~ - M Al, ,sahsrts M
5 5 :'sa AZ. Pct 4. - so ,,,.,;l, of the
.fsss So - = - n.as;,,s.t ae the U
STATE. js &C lie -, soti, last. IS relates %
& n,s,., ,.e,.res. be rete cred Ia i select
! >, !. .,,.o;tt,v, and fhat the said COM;
$50. 4 - leave q, repo,.t l,y bill or
s.,,...,,;s. B
s,exsrs. Roberts. Harhor, TAYLOR,
" .rnatn. and chase wcre appointed
CON mill Ire as.eordingly.
M. Gore reported i bill for the
relief of arthar Fappan ard JOHN
Erothi,ssha.n which was read.
The ill frsm the Honseto author-
;se the issuing of Treasury Notos
for the service effsi5. ~ alAcndel.
was read = third time ..as! passed; g.
the concurrence Of tho House re-
quested therein.
Mss Giles from the military com.
niftec, reparted bill making fur
tier provision Tor completing the
Spehiie buildings at Nest po;ut fer
the sccommodasiog Of the Military
academy and the bill was read,
&C..
The hill to authorise thu President
to receive ceriaiu state corps int
the seryiec Of the United States,
WAS on motioa OF Mr.. Giles. post
ponstl to the second Monday in March
next.
Mr.. Kerr made report en- the
petiti0n Of Nicholas BeilyiD; where .
ueen, the further consideration there
OF was postpaned to tue secoad Mon
day in March next-