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THE MEDITER ANEAN FIEET.

he hrst squadron dsisiou Ui uus ieei des iueI
to act against the Aigernes, is at anchor in this harbo
under sailing orders, and will depart in ew oa,S In,
the Mediterranean, to Rendezvous at Port Ai:.on in
the islahd OF Mnorea. The whole toce 70 assemble il;
that sea- presume, will be under the command al
eommodor. Decatur The vaA division consists oil tl.e
following vessels
FPrGaTcs.
Guerriere, com. Decatur, capt. w. Lewis,
Macedonian, capt Jones.
Constellation, Gordon,
sLpnrs cF Wan.
Ontario, Elliott, Epervicr, (bri,) Downes.
COurETrrs.
Frefiy, It. com Rotgcr, ;Sptire, ID has; FlsmLcau
IL. Nicholson; Torch, Ci,auncey Spark, Gamble
lie U. ). Brig CnifPAwAY, lately b,it az Warren.
Nh hs. hauled dowA about three miles from the sown
She has her rIuysio and crew Oh boar, and W.,
Yesterday taking in her guns. We understand, that
she ~ expected AZ tS port in the course of few DAYS.
tojon the sqssdron destined Tor the Mediterranean
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F0RE7GM

NoRFoIE. Apcil 2e.
70 the PoIIteress Of Capt.in Cuaries Of the
p7vatecr Roger. arrived Yesterday after
1oon. We are indebted fot files OF London pa
GERS UP 20 the sd Of February. found on
BOARD h:s pllzs, the Eritish packet, Windsor
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IrsUSE OF DELEGA TEs

uW,c~No,4 p Me, Jacob Brown.
n"Nh'ts Eo't---iseuben bradley Benz Estil
I'HsSe2 Ard5ew CALDWELL Ar.li5 I'd lessee
Seoff-Col.. ,lohp WOO. James Mess
h'tg- bHhGt,-NYiliism Gregory James Ru!fin.s
roahafan--Wiam S. Archer, Francis q. Po-
vail.
CharIes Cityrlohn Tyler, Peter Demoyille'
.N'Tr- hent--'o..n IL. Christian, Richard Graves
Sin1y--Joliu VG;via, Nicholas fauicon.'
-'fMtbs7cS-I'hoirss Hudgns' Richard I}illupss
.'h'aH ser--John Thrt;slon. Johu Caovniug
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GROCERIES

pAhC H hlES.s
WILLIAM md ERSON
Ao resumed tie Grocery business AMI - now re-.
IL ccivns from New-York. -
Nosep'sdo Sugar in Hossheads
Prime Green Coffee ia bags
G%"pperas IN barrels, Gun powder Tea
Nouns Tyson 10 Spanish Hoatant Lodge
fspper, soap OF Superior Gnai,t,
EThecfedbs q ,fagy days,
Loaf sugar, Sherry wine
Rais'ns, Candles
NutmegS, Pimenio
Rave Gltger, Paper
April 2J.--w
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TIRGENyA LFGYsL1TUpE.

Z F0R SENATE.
surry--rat I. Henly.
District Il -I!a'the1es, 65c.--Rchard Jones'
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PIT GOALS

II Il n u c r O Nc
an Wednesday the Sd d.y Of next moot,, VII ts
sold at Pubic Auction, by the Subscribers. aud
"tn3ut reserve, on the Rasia Of the Canal, about
5000 bushels OF good Pit Goals.
Terms at Sale.
M9ac~e, RO5i5l2o,. q Peasants,
Auctionsers.
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VOTES FOR GOVERNOR.

1915. 1914.
Strong DEXTER Strong DcEfey.
1857 40292 53434 42269
Federal loss in 418 towns, S172.
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SCOT Of Var PEACOCK.

while the Sel1y (arrived at New-York)
was at Gaudaloupe, schooner arrived there
from Salem, which spoke on her passage off
Bermuda, the u. States sloop of war Pea
cock. In company with the private armed
brig Macedonian.
IT is worthy of remark, that, at the recent
election for Governor in Con-ectcut; the
town OF SToNNING1oN gave the Rehn6ican
candidate 1873 votes, and the FeGerai oandi-
cate only &c. The complexion Of the votes
furnishes natural reason, why so noble
defence OF the place was made. Baltimore
and die ranaria gave two striking examples
OF the different modes in which an enemy
would be received by populations OF different
political characters (; and. SToNNINC ROW. AT
which were gathered all the laurels of New
England's growth in the late Contest, " as
GUe, because 1t was faithful
Steel's British Navy List of November
tast, contains the following paragraph =
u A Court Martial has beeu holden at Plv-
mouth on the Hon. Capt. Arbuthnot, of the
Avon, and his officers & ships company, for
ebe loss o. that ship, in the action with the
Wasp. They were fully and honorably ac-
quilted"
EEw-LoMDoM, April 10.
The elegant frigate Dfscedonian OF IS guns.
Capt Jacob Jones, sailed from New Ycrk on
Monday forenoon. She had been previously
ordered to Boston, bpt, we understand, at tn /:
solicitation OF Capt. Jones, ne was permitted
To- JON the hrst squadron destined for the Me-
diterranean.
The Hon. Capt. Douglas of the, Levant,
was posted in 1912 Capt. Falcon, OF the Cy-
ane, in IS. Steele's List for November last,
(received at this ofice,) places the former
IN the channel, and the latter at Spithead.
1.-THE New-York Columbian states, on Che
authority of one of our officers who came in
the Cyanc. that the two ships left England
after the FaYorite, which brought the nc VS. OF
Peace II this country1
We observe the LIS, that the Wescr,
French frigate, Al guns, was captured in Oct.
1913, OF Ushant, by the Soylla and Royallst.
4 Two British bri8s of eishtet, guns each.
B;st. bnL
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For LINERPOOL.

TUl III ' j fkFVUI1.
sE The iiie neW ship MARY. ANN. Gaptain
~ FRINGE, about 10 eommence ins,!ing st War
ID "ic<--hss the principal part OF her cavo
ready to go on bsard For freight of fifty or SO hoes
heads, or passage, ha'ice very comfortable -cconno-
dations, spplyto ANDREW SMITH.
Cary -strcet, April ea---tf
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IN E!STR.lY EVPSE

& NAME to my Plantation, Sorre Horse with
- l~e WI MS face, hu has legs white up 20 the kaees
hanging mshe aud switch tail, shod Al r.rInd 49,
ieet ~ or inches high, supposed 10 be about IS or
~ years o'd--Lawfuly appraised to the SUN OF teen
NATHANIEL THOMPSON.
Hanover, April 90, 1876 --w5wp
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Ne haze recetUed and offer For Sale,
so Bolts Russia DUCK,
SO Us. Raveas do.
90 do. Russia StIEETING.
8 Tons London Blisiered STEEL
LUCKE 81 SIZEE.
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Boston, Atr1i 90.
The elegant y. S. achr. Hornet, arrived a. Ports
moath on "Wednesday, from Washington, with pir
iron, for the III .here. 20
Communication.
we are informed, that captain commsntaut Dea-
con, when capure,iin the Grower, spo, Lake On
tarc, then lieut. in the q States Navv sbusive,y
treated, while prisoner, by Com. Sir James Yeo-
When Sir James arrived - New-York Lieu, l,an,h,e
OF the u S. navy in beha Of Capt Deacon, called I'M
on Sir James and demanded observation-disclosures that
Sir James would avail himself of rank, Com ID -cstur.
authorised Lieut.. Gamble to inform Sir James, i'm
case the Objection ot rank should be marie, that gem
tleman of his own rank would meet him Sir James
DENIED all knowledge of any such individual rs Cant
Deacon The excuse dsregardct, aad the call was
peremptory and Com. Owen waited upon the az
insufficient, and SIR James agreed to submit tn sn,b
terms rs Com. Drcaar should spprove The terms
were complied With snd, Of course, we're aatisfaco-
~.
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Gchmond. Anril 5
BOARDING HOUSE.
MARTHA q SIA&[Ln

11HRTTy4 H. S.ENSUN
WING taken Mr.. Robert Crcenhow' bous. ~,
3 y or maH street, mint, door below tic 30 -"
teF Oince, aud nearly opposite the Merchsnl' Cor.
~ par'cu'ar, and the pablo in general. b,t s, .',
S"l'Y Accommodate BJsfdcrs, either Gentlcme, 80
Ladies, W the year, Quarter, mouth, week or ,s, "a
o' as reasonable terms as canb expected She r-o.
inisest 20 pay particular attention tudeoencv and cl
iness IN ter line OF business, and to provide t,ndsnr
y md pien,ifully for her table 'O'O"c-
There is wei Of excellent wafer. merriam, ,,.s
., 81 ~ 'c CITY attached to the house. rhoe wbo
pans % render their accommodation arreeabls 10
April 2J---tf '9'
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A gentleman writes,


That the Isle of Wight and Sussex Flee
tons are the FIRST in the Dist That GRAY meyer -
cIared himself Cor appeared) until these had voted
and that the election ia consequence very thin
At Southampton, Gray came out conscious of his
s,hgth' am" mat h'insetor his friends made hand
some promises to the people that sho5Id he 30 eject
ed they would at once BE- eased OF the bithen of their
Taxes, &c. - INT
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" Al. DALLAS
a. ]. DALLAS,
Secretary ofthe Treasury.
HENRY A. s. DEARBORN. ESQ.
Collector Of Boston,

Yesterday arrived at this port the British brig Sue
cess, ohn H. Vnpon prize-maste- prize to the mr.
yae armed ship Bakeley, capt Williams Of this port.
with cargo OF salt, vino, and rasns She was from
C@'liz horndto Newfoundland The day before she
e't C"@' Feo II, an expedition Of ~ sail d Spanish
vessels, including one ship Of the line and q figs,s
havIag on board ~ 10 thousand men, sailed for
Monte Video The Success was captured Feb u.
since which date she brings no news OF the Blake
ley
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BRITISH FRIGATE LOSr.

Ne7oIlWI, .1NfH q.
The Statira, SO, which brought out the
unfortuAatc and Inflated Gems. Packenham
and Gibbs, from England, has been cast a.
way and lost in the West-Indies. This ship
has been long on the American station. and
was OF NewLondon for several months,
whece she was challenged by Com. Decatur
to fight the MacedMiiafI She was then com
manded by Capt. H. Stackpoc, who was at
forwards killed in a duel. Capt. Swaine then
took command
A Jamaica paper of the Sd ult received
at Baltimore, states that the frigate Statira,
Capt. Swaine. conveying 20 transports, hav-
ing on board the 9th regiment, from Bermu-
da, for the Mississippi, struck on stoal off
HeneSai and went to pieces-her crew ware
taken on board the transports and carried to
Jamaica.
We are happy to learn. says Boston pa
per, that the Spanish Consul in this town
yesterday received, through the Minister ct
Philadelphia, the pleasing intelligence of the
appointment of his exceliency Don Pedro Ce-
vellos, Prime Minister of the State of
Spain 1t is thought this will concilate
the late unhappy discontents in that coun-
try.
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Amerchant thip laden with provisions

lCapt Hohe's letter. referred to in the a
Dove, contains merely his concentrations of
his officers and ships company. lie states
his loss at eleven killed and fourteen wound
ed
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Nes1 Members,
COMMuNlCATION.

The members Of tie E0jsc.bdi Cha ca are ,eqrss,
tea 20 oh.e,5, tsdt d'tpilc service stI Be tej0iei
in The old Cioch, 5.c6n RicS,ao,,d hiR a. n o'cocc
io-'r,rio-g Norniig a.,a M TIE jla1ur.eal (YE.,ct
ct tie asUai holr IN the afternoon"
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rock q SIATTONdRY STORE (
BOOK BIN DING

BOOK BIN DING.
FREDERICK A. MAYO &
ESPECIFULLY inform the Public that in savy
( 1 days they VIII open Book s. Stationary Store "
ook,hn'ding, a; hat well known Stand lately occ,-
Icd by Samuel Pleasants, ,deca as Bonk S,o,,
From perfect acquaiatsdce with Boo. Bindino
1n,g confidently expect shagr of public patro ace I"
They i'vr mfd arrangements fora regular supniy os
Books and Stationary, which vi! ae found equal 10 A.
ny iti iiiis rity.
April ~ =.
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or comparson OF the DI;,ii, Official srcount Of
the cspHre the President, antos te result of n.r
Court OF ENQUIRY, faces Va sCi7,.s ;ont OF view, ii,
meanncss of the British Navy M a e,,,,,tng to flcn
laurel irna the brow vi tue brave Dscstur
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AtrR %,
CON4HRPCT6I

We have obtained permission of Fl. A. s. TEAaBopN.
ESQ Collector OF this port, tn publish, for the bene
fit nF merchants the .faIo;vina
CIRCULAR
"TRsAsURT- DEFA srMEST. }
April 10, 1915.
1t having never been tie usage Of this Gov
eminent To grant Ses-Lettcrs but IN time Ct war and
then only in consequence Of the shpuations in trestes
to ascertain our flag to the belgerent parties the
President OF the u s. ofopnion that the issing Of
aletters no longer necessary, except cases where
Hope
have therefore to request, that you will cornmu
neste TINS necis'os o The Executive such persons
as may apply for those documents and tb.t vo, vil
as heretofore make application this Office for them
when wanted for vessels going voyages beyond the
Care Of Cod Hope.
am, very respectfully, Sir, your obedient ser
want,
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NORFOLK. Anil Of

ANOhrOiSNS hprli 70
Arr the pirate srmed schr. Roger, Of III guns s.
rs men, commanded by Capt Roger Quar-, :. G,u,,
her third cruze. The Roger sailed from WHnngto1
" u about the ls of Jan and has been cr7.iznz ogf
Madeira and the Western Islands oesiles the nr;ze
which she has sent into Wilmington, she had made
only ore capture, the British Packet Windsor Cas,l.
CAPTAIN Sutton which she fell in w'h ON the fs,h II
darch. in lat SO %, long. 20 10 The Winis,r Cas-
tie mounted long brass Founders and Scarronodes
with complement Of % men, and passengers she
was from Falmouth bound TO Halifax, an1 had FIVE
mails on board, which she sunk striking her colours
mannetl her aud parted co the 3fet March in LAT
%, long. SO go w April 18th, lat 81, long IS fell
III with and chased of war brig; f7th, La. 10.
long 6S 80, boarded schr. Ocean, Capt Rock from
Richmond bound To- GuadaIoupe
The Roger fitted out in this port, and left the
Ches ,peaEe on the ODD MAY, lSi3-Shc has ONLY 90,
IN three prizes, ali OF which valuable but during
her second cruize, of Suinarn, she committed cons
terabIe Expectations The coas'ing trade Of the enc
NV, having destroyed nearly 90 si She has had two
severe artiors, the first ith the Higbayer on leaving
Tie Capes Of Nirgins, and the second Win the Vsria
HE gun brig, III the Wes-ines. IN both tbese cor,
tests, Can't CHARLES, her gallant con- nander ably sum
ported the naval reputation Of his country.
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Iinjority - for Johnson in Snrrv
81 ln all the other
- counties
...t.., CT whole majority.
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SAVANNAH. April %.

SAVANNAH. April DO.
:" FREE TRADE tJ SAILORS FIGHTS. I"
by lettcrs from the southwark, we learn
that the British transport that remained in
ST., Andrews sound, seized on the 9Th inst.
from a packet boat going to Amelia, AMOS
LINDSEY, and detained him as a hostaxe un-
der the plea Of boy having some time since
deserted from the transport and entered as
an apprcrtios with SAID Iinlsev-Capt. Tat
nall, Of the United St,te,' Army. however
was informed Of It, who iumedistely sent 90
men on boord the transport and took Lindsey
or. Fine times, indeed When Captain of a
British transport IN time Of peace. and in A d..
mer'can waters too, dares to stop on lnolcst
M American citizen! Let tho5e v,hoqe dr-
ty it IS look TO II. Fch.
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The Gnccdotr -sstcct,tg Gc-:. jackson, is on
Of Ae mast interesting ubon Record.
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'+~ BL.q.FK.s
For Ss.e at the Office Of Richie and Tro.g 80
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Statement Q1'sae Poas IN the Caroline Dis

Majority for Roane GIG
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BRITISH PARLIAMENT.
HOUSE OF LORDS.


uPR0P0STTTO.NS From FR.4'N'CE.
Inc Duke OF Norfolk begged leave to ask
CT che Nodlc Ear, Liverpool, whether any
proposition or communication had been made
90 the government OF this country. from the
government at present existing in France *
1t such propositions or communications had
been made, nc wished to ask what had been
done III consequence
The Earl OF Liverpool had no objection to
answer tile question Of the noble duke, so far
rs TO say, that com munication had been
made from the government at present exist
ing III france TO the government of this c,,un-
try, and that it had been transmitted tn Ven
ma.
The Duke of Norfolk asked, whether the
Noble Earl could state any thing respecting
the nature OF the communication.
ne fari Of Liverpool-All the answer he
could at present give, was that such COM
municaton had been made from France.
and that it had been transmitted To Wen
ma.
The MarqHis of Douglass expressed his
hope that the noble earl would take an ear
~ opportunity of making some communica-
uon 10 the house respecting the nature of
these propositions, as 1t appeared very ma
terlal that the house should be acquainted
with their nature and import
The Earl of Liverpool repeated what h.
had SAID before, that he willingly commune
Gated the fact, that propositions or e. ,g,,ni-
cations had been made, and transmitted to
emma but the noble marquis would see tbat
1t would be improper in him, under the pre-
sert circumstances, to state the nature Of the
communications. AS soon as circumstances
would permit, the noble marquis might be
assured that the proper communlcati.us would
be made to the house.
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possessed unsullicd from the year nine hun.
,lred and eighty seven, since Which czech chr
illustrious family of the Bonrbcns have reign
sd without interruption
. His Majcslj from feelings of HUMANITY,
preferred to leave Paris, to give time to his
subjects to correct the errors Which they had
committed, and which had grown QUITO the
advice OF Mlchiavclian impostors, and there
by to prevent the horrors of a civil CON
test.
q His Majesty, at the same time. is we'll
aware, that it is his duty to perish st the head
OF his army, it necessity required that he
should unsheath his sword in defence of his
injured country, sooner dian abandon her
rights 1t will be understood, that his Nh
Jesty in ordering me to make this, Ills apDea,.
TO the officers and soldiers of France, wishes
to have none, but those who are tesircus of
serving Justice and their country. Military
men OF ali grades, who have been raised in
the camp, and who have served the Pou,'bons.
BRING witt you soul as frank as loyalI and
his majesty, assisted by your faithful services
promises you to rcinstate France to her glory
and happiness"
BY the Minister of War,
(SignedD DUKE OF FELTRF.
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LOUIS.
The Duke of FELrRE.
A7inister IF Her.
LONDON. Anril1a

FitFs5er DrclGratio7- Of tie -4A,rs.-At
late hour this morning we received Brussels
papers to the llth. Dispatches, we under
stand were also received by government they
are most important.
I rom VIENNA we learn that the allies have
sig"ed 4 new Declaration, renewing the tr,.a-
~ OF Chaumont, by which they eng tge not to
treat with Bonaparte or any of his family.
VIENNA, March 90.
Inc allied powers have signed a new
declaration. by which they renew the treaty
OF Chaumont, the tenor of which is, that hey
engage not to treat with Napoleon 3onap rte,
or any of his family, without, however. in
terier'ng IN the internal affairs of France
/ MS declaration will soon be published oifi-
cially.' -OracLe. .Ah,fi 9.
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PROCLAMATION OF LOUIS XVIII

TRAMP oRT, April 9.
LOUIS, by the, Grace OF God. King rs
France am Navarro to those OF nv clildr,
who shall see these presents greeting
He who has deceived you for ten years &c
come to deceive yon again. Fifteen DAYS
have hardly passed bv, since by treason he
seated himself upon the throne to which vo,,r
wishes have called me. and already Europe
indignant, advances to annihilate him She
advances Frenchmen. Her ihnumerable
PhaianXes will speedily pass our frontiers:
put, Europe IS not your enemy. have, re-
concilTd her to you. Henceforth you Will on
iy see in these strangers, formerly 3 terrible
generous allies who come to aid yuu in threw,
ing OFF the yoke of oppression. All ,hes, SOL
diers OF hnroPe march under the same flag.
and that is The white one.
Enteebied by age and twenty-five vears
OF inistortu1es, will not say unto them. Ike
my grand father: Taify Under mn .yla1te
RUNE but will flow them near 70 the
fleld OF honor. Frenchmen VAN ILLUSION
OF glory spread among you, hNs carried you
away my arms are open to ycu, come case
yourselves into them. Will believe YOU ne
yer quilted them.
trenchmcn who is he among Won who
will bear arms against me | am NOT v,ur
, enemy, am your king, am brother Of I,eu;s
XVI come like Henry w to light and
conquer new league, come to bring YOU,
peace and honor.
(Sgned)
LOUIS.
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From a Client paper.

AO'i' II" N''A~hl i ~pCLs
.ADDRR8S9f Me King Of France, 10 all tie
go0d Frenchmen, CiUH, 6fiEfaty and Nd
aiuistrafiDe officers, residing in foreign
CoU7fr =, rs 4oeH in French as in foreign
[oloEirs.
q" His Majesty, King of France and Ma
varre. has been forced, by extraordinary cir
cunstances 20 leave mis- Kingdom for short
time, and has fixed his residence with the
consent Of Inc Sovereign of the Netherlands,
his august ;lly, at Client. The true pulicv,
and the 1nly one which the law OF God autho-
rises ought to have for its basis Justice and
hrmness. such are the only principles by
which Louis the 18th is COVE rned, in 9 ring
me TO make this address to his faithful sub
iects.
&" Ills Majesty since having returned to his
kingd m, has constantly been employed in
his come ilS TO maintain peace, and restore to
his subjects complete happiness. From all
qu9ite OF France, from the United States Of
q lieri Il and all distant Countries, Louis has
eceived the homage Of those Frenchmen
who have always been attached To his person
and who, as well as hiInselt have been liv-
ing in foreign cllmes whose homage has
been highly flattering to Prince, who long
before his return 90 the throne Of his ances-
tors, had acquired by his virtues the conf
dencs and esteem Of foreign nations. His
MAJ sly under circumstances the most q fiji
cult that his Kingdom he's ever experienced,
surrounded by enemies the most tissimula-
ting, formed paterual const tuition, forget
ting the post, and fulfilling, at the same time,
as far as the nature Of things would permit,
the royal duties, with no other view than the
good OF the public and the happiness Of his
people. The title Of Louis the Desired,
which had been given to him by the friends Of
S administration, flied the soul Of his Ma
jes'y with The most nobie amttion--A lie so
dear, enhances the value Of his title, and he
wishes 20 live 50 rs to merit SO instrious a
surname. The k'nl Of lfance desires only
10 be the father ottAc French people, and To-
I govern thein With 5Usffcc--he calculated UP
onhs councils, ard las marShals, to aasist
him in carrying igf0 eTccf such Laldable IL,
| fenhoH8, and lie would have completed his
wishes, if he had MT been abardoned by :. ne
OF those whom shame and c,ernal disgrace
must accompany, wherever they 90.
His VI Jesly has too exaited an opinion
of his people and his brave soldiers, to be-
lieve thar they nave all bten traitors -
! but, on tnc contrary he believes that ;he
I great surprise, and the panic OF terror
/ have SUI }iugated thcn for the moment, ADD
I forced thtm to Substitute the revolutionary
| standard, Ia prefer nee to the one, that Franc
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PROPERTY TAr.

The Chancellor Of the Exchequer moved
the Order OF the day for taking INTO cons,,l-
eratl'n the new assessed taxes and gave
notice that, Oh Wednesday next he sho id
move Tor committee of tue whole House, in
winch 1t was his intention to submit propo-
sition TOR the renewal Of the Property Tax.
In reply to question from MIR. Homer.
"hether the Assessed Taxes we're to be re-
iinqnished; Mr.. Vansttart said, trst that
must depend on the decision Of Parliament
with respcctto the renewal of the Propt t ,
AZ and ~ answer 90 Mir. Whitbread, VINO
w'sned to Know wbethei the Property 4 x.
on ITS rer cwal, WIS 70 be made a war Ia
ne Chancellor OF the EXchequet said, 3, {
either 10 war on peace, TINS tax might be es
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HOUSE Of CO1lD4oAS-AayR7 7.

NhW-ORIFhNs.
Mr. HlrHeT gave notice, thst on Wednes-
cay se'nmght, he would submit a rnotian 70
the house on the subject of our discontinue
az New-Orieans.