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officer who !, the subject this letter, the of
MIR. Hseke:. The sentiments and language oil
credi,able trihe American officer:
o. s. Stooh IF H;r Peacock, off the
Codst Of Ireiond, .1ug. 6, 1914.
DEAA SIR,
take the liberty of writing to You, rela-
tive to brave and spirited son, Lieut. Baeket, fest
lieut. efhs Britannia Aisjssiys brig Epervier, cap
turea in April last by this ship. Your mfnr-
tunste To receive three woun, through his left
elbow, which required Immediate ampu,aton, and
which he bore with ,at lortitude, which is ch;ct eris-
tic OF your b. ave nation The stump had nearly heal
d, an,l wound in his hip sufficiently well to sna
be him 10 = sk and take the ar in carriage every
attention his SITUATION paid him hy the polite in
habtants of Savannah, ,coga, ~ which place we left
hun. Asa mu,na exchange taking place between
the two Governments, yon will no Doubt have the
Opportunity ut embracing him My motive tor thisle,-
ter can be sufficiently appreciated 10y you as father
We war not. sir against individuals the honor
to be, with respect, your ohcdi-nt servant,
lSigncdI JOHN u N)CHCI SON,
FIRST Lieute ,cI,if of the Peacock.
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fran III BtfIsf .0i,,niag Cho4fcr.
. Ar foiloviog S. The copy ofa letter l. ..rd b.
Pierce Haciet Faq Of Duifin, ifot It, Nicholson.
tho American vessel o, Nar u.e Peacock. Ias falar
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DOMESTIC.

WASHINC7oN, May 10.
Coty ola letter from CAPT. Stegparf to The
Sec'y- Of the Many, dated
u. S. Frigate Constitution.
MAY - 1915
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m NEWS

BALLAD.
THE breath Of spring TO meet
In the mornig sir, 10 sweet,
A woman's love 10 swsetsr than roses in Nayt
Y,,t the breath Of spring 10 feet,
80 he roses round her feet,
And love, like the season, soon passeth away.
The summer sun 10 bright,
The swallows wing 10 light;
And woman's love 10 warm ~ q sweet summers
day;
But the sun will set in night,
And the swallow wing its fight,
AND love, like the summer, soon passs.h away.
The autumn leaf 10 frail,
The moon at eve is pale,
And womsh's love is soft as her s,lYery ray;
But the leaf flies on the gale,
And the silver moon will faf,
Avd love. like autumn, soon passeth away.
The winter Dir is chill,
The frozen stream is still,
And death is yet colder and stiller than they,
but lifs's expiring thrill
Relievsth every III
And deaih, like the winter, soon passeth away.
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Which are Celebrated fbr the cure Of most dis-
eases 70 which the hrmCr body is liable
PREPARED ONLY By THE SOLE PROPRIETOR,
+. w. DYOTT, NJ. ID.
GRANDSON or THE LATE eeLEpRATEp DIR. ROE.
ERTsoN OF EDIEBURCh
AND FOR SALE In PHILADELPHIA ONLY,
AT THE
PROPRIETORS VINO OLES.aLE AND RETAIL
DRUG AND FAMILY
MEDICINE WAREHOUSE,
No. 137, North East Corner Of Second and Race sts
And by resail Of his Asenfs throughout
he United States.
DR. ROBERTSON'S
Celebrated STOMACilIC ELIXIR OF HEAL
(Price one dollar and ffy cents.
One Of the most effcacious medicines ever offered
to the public, for the speedy relief and cureoi oDs
nate coughs, colds consumptions, the hooPng coueh'
asthmas, pains and wind in the stomach, removing
habtual costveDess, sickness at the stomach, dyseh-
cries, cholera morbus, severe gripings. the SUM-
mer bowel complsintin children, &c.
DIR. ROBERTSON'S
VEGE7.ABLE NERVOUS CORDIfL,
OR, NATURES GRAND RESTORATIVE,
Price one dollar aud .Efy cents
Is confidently recommended as he most ethcaclous
medicine the speedy relief and cure OF all nervous
complaints, attended withinward weakness, depres-
sion of the spirits, headache, temor. fanness hys
teric fits, debility, seminal weakness gleets, and
various. complaints resulting from secret lmproprey
Of youth and dissipated habits, residence IN warm
climates, the i'pmoderste Of tea, the unskliui
excessive OF mercury, so often destructive 70
the human frame, diseases peculiar to females at
certain period OF life, uor abus barrennes, &C. &C.
Under the denomination OF nervous. disorders, are
included several diseases, Of the most dangerous
kind, and are so various that volume would hardly
suffice to complete description OF them. 1t per-
vados, with its baleful influence the whole nervous
system, ,writhing the heart with nexpressbe anguish,
and exciting the dreadful suggestions OF hor-
ror and despair. To this demon have thousands fall
len sacrifice. in the direfui transports OF its rage
The most common symptoms of its commencement,
are weakness, fatulence, paptations, watchfuness,
drowsness after eating, tinidty, flashes OF heat and
cold, numbness, cramp, siddiness, pains in the head
back and ions. bckup difficulty of respiration and
deglutition, anxiety, dry cough, sec.
DIR. ROBERISON'S
CELEBRATED GOUT & RHEUMATIC DROPS,
Price dollar.
A safe and efIectual cure for the gout, rheuma.
tism, lumbago, stone and gravel, swellings, and
weakness Of the joints, sprains, bruiaes, and oil
kinds of green wounds-the cramp pains in the head,
face and body, stiffness of the neck, chbans, fro
zen limbs, &c.
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~ ~ Important News /! J!

II Nequ Way to Pay Old De6ts.
CALL at Mr.. JOSIAH C. SHAw's, and purchas-
~ of him New.York Money At ten per cent dis
count :--Bring the same to
UNDERWOOD s. STEVENS,
who will take it in payment for all debts due them
ever six months standing. .4aswt 1o.
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C.. M. THURSTON,

OGers for sale, eHSAf, at No. l, 1lN'sfresi,
W. l. Rom, Cassia,
Cherry, Starch,
Gin, Mould and dipt Candles,
Wine, Soap,
White Wine Vinegar, Spanish and Am Cigars,
White and brown Sugar, Virginia and Lorillard's
hyson, Hyson-skn, and e, Tobacco,
Souchosg Teas, I.orilards Snuff,
Coffee, Powder,
Chocolate, Shot,
Flour, Fiints,
Rice, Blown Salt,
Pepper, WineGiasses,
Pimento, Tumbiers,
Nutmegs, Plates,
Gloves, Cups & SaucoJs, &c. Sc
Newport. sept. 6. Is.
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NATIVE HOME,

MAN through aIl ages of revolving time,
Unchanging man, in every varying cline,
Deems his own land of every land the pride,
Belov'd by heaven DER all the world beside,
Mis- home the spot Of earth supremeiy blest,
A dearer, sweetcr spot than oil the rest.
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NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
p. p. REMINGTON, No. ia Thames.st.
LAS just received an ex' snsive assortment of
L L English, India, French and American Go ps,
which will be sold remarkably cheap for CASH
Among which are the following
Broadcloths black, blue and mixed
bazetts Ratnets; superfne undressd Calicoes !;
Prints white Csmbrcs elegant silk half Hkf's |;
striped and seeded Muslins jaconet do silk Hkfs
long and short kid Gloves; cambric Dimities com
mon do; Nankns; elegant Vestings Ribbons
p. p. Remington has received an assort-
ment of American Goods, which will be sold at the
factory prices. .herVbort, J,sly 5.
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FORGET'FULNESS.

WHEN Jack was poor, the lad was frank and free |;
Of ~ he's grown brim full Of pride and pelf;
You wonder that he don't remember me;
Why SO! You see that he has forgot himself
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MORE FINE SHIRTINGS.

II DDY has received few pieces more of his su.
IL perior 7-8 American Shirtings, which for tex
ture and finish are unequalled .9uguSt O.
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'"P0v "SP'' 70 TT =
SAMUEL T. GARDNER,


No los, 7hamss.ssrecf,
TIAS for sale, old London particular Madeira, VII
= dona, Sherry Lisbon, ,Sicily,and Malaga WINES.
Genuine red Port, Of late Importation.
A few cases red and white Ciaret, of = superior
quality.
Old Cognac Brandy
Holland and American Gin,
Old Jamaica Spirits. ST. Croix Rum.
A few baskets and boxes French Oil, Of IL bot.
Ties each, Of late importations.
Ilbbcrts London Drown tout;
do. do. Brown Porter;
do. do. pale Ale
A few bottles pure Lime Juice.
Imported and American Cordial.
Gunpowder, Young TIyson, Hysonskin and 5ouch.
ong TEAS, Of very superior quality.
Double and single refined, English loaf, American
and brown SUGARS.
Coffee; No. 1 and 2 Chocolate.
BOX Raisins and Almonds
Mustard, Cayenne. Pepper, Natmegs, Mace,
Gloves, Cinnanoo, Allspice, Starch.
Box and Ground Salt
Harf.pnt Tumblcrs and other Glass.
New. York oap and sperm Candles.
Atew casks Of New RICE, ofa superior quality
vereborf. Sebtem5or 8, 1915.
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For SAFE or TO Let,

To satisfy NIortyageI
CTORE, No. -, Baonisters.whsrf, late belong.
- ing to William C. Burroughs; being the lover
store on the south side Of said wharf For psr,icu
lars applyto CoSSIhNI TAbEh'
June Z.
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TTANTED to hire, a convenient DWELLING
w HOUSE in tho central part Of the town.in'
.,;r. =, tbs otEce. ,'uSgsf2.
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DRY GOODS.

Il 1GHr cases Of English French DRY. GODS,
~ of various Kinds, received blythe last arrivals
from England, are just opened, and for sale by
JAMES HAMMOND,
Dry Goods and Boob Store,
No. lo4, Thames.street, Newport, r. I.
NEW BOOKS.
Just received and for sale as a5ope,
Magic Of Weahh, novel by T. S. Surr, author Of
Winter in London
DiseipEne, move, by the author OF selfControl.
Guy .hanneriny, or the Astrologer, by the authsr
of Waveriy--
new edition, of the remains of Henry Kirk Hhise.
.Hlso, full and complete assortment of SCHOOL
BOOKS, Of all kinds.
supply Of the best Of EsGLIsH STATION
AIRY, atprices as low ever
LiEepise--an additional supply Of
Paper Hangings and Boarders.
Newport, August 9, 1915. tf
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DR.. ROBERTSON'S
PATENT STOMACHIC BITTERS,

Price one dollar,
Dr. RosERTsoN's stomachic Btters, (prce 3 l,)
which celebrated for strengthening weak stom'
achs, increasing the appetite and certain preventive
and cure for the fever and ague, &C. For the fever
and ague,a maada prevalent throughout the south.
ern States and affecting families residing in all
low countries, redundant with marshes, lakes stag
mated pools, rivers, &c. These celebrated and uni
versaly esteemed Bcsatt, have surpassed any RENE
dy ever administered for the relief and Of that
most obstinate oppressor of the human frame, num-
beress instances Of their efficacy nave been testified
after the barks, and various other eXtoed prescrp
tions failed, they to the admiration
OF those who experienced and witnessed their happy
effects.
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DR.. ROBERTSON'S
Infalliable WORM DESTROYING LOHENGI

Pric. .Efiy cents.
medicine highly necessary to be kept in all IA
miles.
SYMProMs--The common symptoms of the
Worms are, paleness ef the countenance, at other
times flushing Of the face, itching Of the nsse, and
ao0ut the seat starting and grinding of the teeth in
sleep, swelling of the upper lip, the appetite some
times bad, at other times observation-disclosures dis.
agreeable breath, hard swelled belly great thirst
the urine frothy and sometimes Of whitish color,
gripping or cholc pains, involuntary discha rye of
saliva especially when asleep frequent pains in the
side, with dry cough, and unequal pulse palpita
tions OF the heart, swoomings, cold sweats, palsy
epieptic fits, &c.
pelng and killing worms none are equal in efficacy
to DR.. Rohertson's Worm Destroying Lozcnges, they
are mild in the operation, aul may be given TO the
youngest infant with safety.
DR.. DYOTT's
ANTLBILIouS PILLS,
Price 95 ets-idrgc bores so esn.s,
For the prevention and cure Of bilious and malig-
nant fevers.
These Pills. if timely administered, will remove
the causes which commonly produce the Yellow Fc-
yer. Bilious Fevers, Ague and Fever, cholic pains,
1aiulencies. ndigestions. costveness, hypochondri
&C aud hyserc complaints. s.stranguary, gravel, rheu.
'Thoy are peculiarly serviceable in Female Disor.
ders and especially in the removal of hose obstruc
tons Of their complaints at certain periods.
Dr. DYOTT'S
PATENT ITCH OINTMENT,
Price so cts. per bor.
For pleasantness, safety, expedition, case and
certaintyis infinitely superior to any other medi.
cine for the Of that dsagreeable and tor.
menting disorder the Itch.
DR. Dyorr's infsllble Tooth Ache Drops price
so OTIS Circassian Eye-water; price so cents SOW
ereign remedy for all disorders of the eyes.
DR.. TIssor's celebrated Geut and Rheumatic
Drops price 50 Tie Vegetable Balm Of Life price
81 The Balm Of Iberia price So, extracted from
AN ibcran plant tor curing defects Of the skin, and
improving the complexion. &C. The Restorative
Dentifrc, for, cleansing. whitening and preserving
the teeth and gums, (price fifty cents per box)
Snce these invaluable medicines were FIRST dis
covsred upwards Of Setcn Hundred 72su'and Persons
have experienced their happy and sautsry effects
many Of whom from the lowest state Of their dsor.
dcrs.
CT Take notice. that each and all the above genu.
inc medicines signed on the outside covers with
the signature Of the sole proprietor Tw Dyott, Nd.
~ A fresh supply Of the above MspI-
cIESs Just received, and for sale by SAM.
UEL w. vINSON, Draggis', Ntwaerf,
whsre pamphlets containing certi6cates Of
cures Sc. may be had gratis.
.SsrP~t, March %. 1915. 1yew
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JOHN B. LYON,

HqS FOX S9IE,
ClX good ANCHORS, suitable for vessels from
~ 100 TO 600 Tons burihen.
Cordage Of all kinds, and any quantity. supplied
ON as good terms be brought in this State.
Cau,booses, stoses, any other castings, suppl.
ed on application as above.
tons iron ballast Bread, Beef, Pork. sc. &c.
Newport, Aug 9.
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JAMES TOWNSEND, eco.

JNMEO INV 1NOCNII, O W.,
TnFFER for sale at THAR Stare, No. 80, Thames.
" street. recently occupied by the Newport. In
surance Company, in front Of the Rhode Island
Union Bank, general assortment Of genuine
GROCERIES,,
at Wholesale and RETAIL as cheap as can be purchas.
sd elsewhere.
- ship and Cabin Stores put up at the shortest
notice.
p Any business in the Commission Line, entrust.
ed to them by their friends will be strictly attended
TO. .NssepHf, May IL, 1915.
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TO LET,

" LIZ
THE House, No. s, Tl-amess,ree', formerly own.
i ed BY Capt. Henry Hunter, having large yard
and garden, with other couveniences. For Paiticu'
lars. apply to VIZ. LANGLEY, Newport, or SAM
UEI, ALNY. Portsmouth,. ."dr ~.
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BENJAMIN FAIRS

No. so, Thames. .streef,
II ESPECTFULLY informs the public that he a..
~ gain occupies his old stand, ia Newport, whers
Gentlemen and Ladies' can be accommodated vita
genteel Boarding and Lodging as formerly. He al
SO improves the wharf and stores of VIM. Gardner.
Ca,e Caleb Gardner, Esq.) where ships may be as :.
comm odated with wharfage and every necessary for
ntting and where goods may be stored on reasona-
edged. abrii s.
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u-rThe printers appointed to publish the laws Of
the United States, will insert the above notice once
q week, till Oct. 1.
.furnsf 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-07

This day at 1e O'Clock, the President Of
Tie Unned States, transmitted 10 bath
Houses of Congress, the following Message,
b. NJ. Todd, his Secretary:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-07
TELL.
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.

The two Houses. this Dig proceed TO Inc election
OF Senator of tie United States in the room OF
Mr. Giles, (rcsigned.)
The IA. OI ID. have appointed their Standing
Commits es--snd petitions are Towing in upon them
The following Gentlemen orsti,ute the Com
miItee Of Finance, viz. Mcsirs. Mercer, Stauar,l
Bowyer, Barbour. Baker Cot Cumberland Tyler
Archer, Lewis (ofCampbell,) Es,iil. Magill, Lam
Marshall, Sc!dcn, DCtl'liidge, Heath (or Prince
W'iam,) Tucker and Scawel.--rhc following,
the Committee Of Roads and Internal Navigation,
fiessrs. Lewis (of Campbsu,) Mercer, Penn, Ru-
thertcr,l. Gray, rucker, Waytt, Irwin, Eus,ace,
Bradley E'lir, Dade, " aggo1 cr Bowers Anderson
(of Lou;sal, McComas john T. Richardson and
Clarke OF Hafax.)
On these two Ccmrn;,,ce- hang the .rcat homes
nj irS'nia, perhaps Tor yesrs 10 COME From
their energies, Intelligence end devotion 10 the in
tercsts OF This Commo0 wealth, il depends. what h.
teinW improvements shall he nn,crtsScn on grand
scale, and wh the State shall derive the flels
Tor their aeeomplishuen,.---T WILKES of ever,
good Patriot 20 with them.
On Teesd.v, Mr.. Heath (of Prince Wiliarn.)
presented Petit tie H. OF e. pr-,v;ur for laav
{ estabi n q BAN. in tue town Of Dumfries The
petitioners say, they are wiling To take the ur;vi-
iege on tn same terms, which il has been grant
eli to the existing lnsti;utons----a 59iius, We ure
slime, to tae State.--Th;s, opens the Campaign Of
one OF THE most impo';ant questions, which viii
come before the Legislature.
Petitions we're yesterday received for bankior
charters from the counties of ,ouaoun. Fairfs,;,
N-onnnSalia anil onio--a tons is OF the condi-
lions annexed.
The Legislature will elect tomorrow. mep,
her OF the Executive Comet, in the room of Mr..
Raane, now in the ~. Of R.--and liIieadier Con
era', IN the room OF General Chamberlain, esjp7,-
ed.
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TOR THE ENQUIRER.

Mr.. Giles resignation OF his seat in the
Senate of the u. 5. will impose upon the
Legislature Of Virginia at It's commence
fnent, very important duty, viZ.--that of
deci ling who shall be the successor Of this
distinguished gentleman in the high and
responsible station ne has filed for so ma
ny years. Who this gentleman should be-,
belongs not for ne to say--It is confded to
the wisdom Of the Legislature to make the
proper choice. But the qualities he ought
to possess, is subject of fair discussion
" til every one who feels an interest in the
fame and prosperity of his untry. If
Congress is not blind to the best interest
OF this nation, the present happy moment
will be selz'd to place rs m u flI'oheT state
u dJeHce-to secure us from foreign dan
s Ito give tranquility at home--to in
sure confidence il the durability of the go
vernment, and to promote our progress in
rational wealth and reSpect4bili,y. How
long we are 10 remain at peace, viii de-
pend very much upon the preparations we
make tor war The Republic OF America,
now the only example of s-f goverarrnt
LET; on the face Of the globc, from which
tie crowned heads Of Europe can antieiDats
am inj Sttike her from the map #
the world, and nc cause # Kings in oppo-
"AtiNii w tfiN tANoE ~ NttHfhftN VIII nave
universal prcvNence. The blow which
would be death to the liberty Of America,
would insure immorttlity g. dcspousm.--
is there no prospect, then, that such a
blow will be leveIed at US? Can VIC say
that there IS no danger tn tive stall here
atcr be disturbed by tae str ing arm Of
power? Aud can we expect after ihe
late triumph Of desyotism in Europe,
any thing Ike natOral safety, justice or
anquiity If we are MT prepared to de-
fnd our rights whn they are invaded,
would it Tot b folly and ma ness to in
dulge 81 n an expe, totion after what we
have seen passing under our eyes during
the ast year! What, Thea, S ne duty Of
those in waosc hanGs We conhde the honor
I'D safety oil the nation
]. To forJiy our Sc board.
q To increase ouf navy.
8. u re organic our Militia.
=. 10 provIde all the instyu ments and
munitions Of war.
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RleHMosp, Noyemb,r oal 1s15
His Excrllency
WILsoN G.. NICHOLAS.
Governor Of Virginia.

a period has at length arrived. when cur
beloved Country, after successfully passing trooo,
the trails of a jast aud honorable War against
powerful nation, is enjoying ali the BLESSINGS Of
Peace with the Ciircst prospects, under the gui
dsfce OF wise eounses, and the divine protection of
their long continuance.
This fortunate and happy condition Of the coun
try, affords me favorable opportunity Of indulcin,
myslif desire have long felt, OF retiring aito
Sei er, 70 scenes OF domestic life
This consideration, however, would not Gifts II
furnish sufficient motive 10 induce me TO carr, TITS
purpose into effect curing The present senatorial
term bur, another circumstance has taken place
Which conceive, ought to have its influence upon
my deterHliiationin this respect
In consequence Of an absence from HON. FIR
portion OF each year, iuringa period of nearly five
and twenty years, in which have been eosar,, in
serving the people in the representative character
nay private concerns have become materially deron
ged and, IN my judgment, strong obligation is
therefore imposed upon me, to give sly personal
attention to their re-estabshment.
These considerations united have determined me
to withdraw from public service at this time
For these reasons, dohereby resign nv Office of
Senator in tine Senate OF the United States.
take great pleasure. sir, IN avaiIing mvs,If os
this occasion, 10 renew to your Excellence assn.
RANGES OF my high consideration, and sincere per
sInaIresard, sc.
wv. u Trrrc
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WIN. d. GILES.
TO The Citizens Of (,oyoy,,. ro,,,.

-, TO NE CHi.sns Of Caroline Counfv.
The Undersigned has presented himself Can
Iidaie Tor the next Senatorial Election. In doing
ms ne IS prompted BY the love Of Country, the love
rights that apperiain 10 the human family Politically
5peasnS. he considers Caroline and Hanover in ,b
hight oftwn sisters. He forbears to saw. that local
considerations operate upon occasions ike the nrss
emit particularly in County famed as the one is to
tegiity All that he wishes, is. ,bat tIe Free-b.iJ
eis OF Caroline may sean his public character far
somewhere about eleven years, h. served in tbr
IL siIature OF Flrginia, when political times were
as trying as he trusts they ever will again b. in his
country. lie has t.o1s't properto make these de-
with the Cifi=e'is 81 Caroline.
NaA0ver Decem5er /.
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LATE FROM ENGLAND.

ne snip Niiain Henry, arrived ~ baltimore,
briggs Lo0,ion dates 10 October 24.-- Frame. wa,
Ill agi.at al, The King had offered to the Legs
lntre the projet Ola law for holding in custody
until their meeting, If not brought To trial.
every man VINO wascarsed with oil uces acaiast his
RoyM Porssn--this measure (the suspension o, the
HdteGs royb;fs too lu;e-,sarrn tor - c Journ-
asts us PsFis. Maria Lolisa hqs not .i-';cated or
behal. osho,sslt or sou. On the sight &c the 10th
October. adetachmert Of L"uis's body e,l4r,., was
fired upon stPar.s My Lord Wellington, is saii
10 have purchased all OF Pouches fortune. Dons-
parties carrisgc taken at W1,crio1 had been pre-
sented ,p the Prince Recent. Parliament Is further
piNrogued from the second November to the frs, %
Fe'r,sry The Turks co tinne ~ arm Tho
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