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FEDERAL CANDOUR.

1t is no secret, that the Aurora has for
several months past, been most viruleut
opposer OF the m.nistration-that it has
denounced the ruling party as one of the
most hagitious that ever bore sway in any
cnuntry--that it has placed no reins upon
its attacks, and that the Aurora has, by
this course of proceeding, excited the re-.
sentiment, and Justly forfeited the confidence
of the great republican party. Struck from
the rolls of thai party, it still continues its
QuixotIc attacks upon those who have
learn d to despise its bitterest denuncia-
tons. And yet tine Federal papers of Ma
ryland. and elsewhere, are citing the Au-
rora " as democratic fater, edited by
Colonel Duane, who governed the demo-
cratic State of Pennsylvania for many
years, and has long had great influence
with the democrats all over the u. States.''
Is John Randolph democrat ?--and yet he
might be cited as witness with the same
propriety as William Duane.
Here is a plain dilemma-Either Mr..
Duane is friend 10 the republican party,
or he is motif friend, would he so in
discriminatory abuse its measures and its
administration !--If he is not, then why so
iagenuousiy term the Aurora +" demo
cratic paper" in the ordinary aeceptation
" tuS WI ih--Oi WHY HiStCou lhdL OOtOnel
Dnane's A." devotion to democracy has new
er been doubted %
Call the Aurora any thing you please,
gentleme1. a non content, a discontent, a
malcontent, an ohhonent, or If you wish It,
a fsderdl paper--but do not so far abuse the
ordinary force of expressions, as to call it
" democratic paper" that it has
been a democratic paper Of high standing,
but that it is no longer so; that disguised
by the measures 1.-THE republican party, or
lrritated by private griefs" of his own,
the Editor has forever abandoned the par
ty to which he belonged treat him then
as a states cUidence, betraying the VERY
men with whom he had associated, d re yea
ling the secrets with which he had been
entrusted, the argument would be fair
one. The witness would then have been
fairly sifted by the rules Of testimony. Is
this states evidence worthy Of belief -
Has he no fj'ivGte griefs to sway his judg-
mentl Has he no rescntments to CRAFTY,
no mortified ambition to sooth, nosecret OBJ
] C. to accomplish Is there no p'qued
office-hunter at his ear poisoning the very
fountains Of truth x sincerity And what
IS the amount Of his evidence What
secrets has he told What new fact reveal
ed, which he draws from the dark to blast
MS associates Are they consistent with
probability Are they true ?
Such are the points which would be dis
cnSsed--but such is not the course pursued
by the federal party. il best suits their
! purposes to represent Col. Duane IL tie
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contradictory characters of Democratic
Edter and States Evidence--as belong
ng to the republican party, and at the
same time betraying it--but how beiraying
1t! Not by giving information against his
associates not by revealing secret facts
which have come TO his kpowiedge--fur
not one fact of this description has yet
leaked OUTPUT by announcing their mea-
sures and motives on general speculative
grounds. Such is the great triumph which
the r deralists have gained
Steam Boots-Wc are on the eve of one
OF the greatest experiments, which has
been undertaken during the present age.
A Steam boat is about TO brave the Attain
tic, and cross from New York TO Russia.
The consequ -nces ofthis enterprise who
will predict! 1t may open a new era in
the art of navigation. 1t may dispense
with the tagging and variable agency of
winds and waves 1t may bring the two
worlds nearer together-it may shorten
the passage from IS to IS days. n first
experiment is every thing-Who does not
wish it success !-If the expedition Of the
Argonauts gave Immortality TO Jason If
to pass the pillars of Her, u'es was once
esteemed 81 wonderful a feat OF Courage
IT to cross the Atlantic has given death
less fame to the name Of Columbus who
will ccny some portion of credit TO the gsl-
lint adventurers, who are the first to ira.
verse the dangers Ct the deep with steam
What source of pride that these men are
nericans We we're the first to invent
the steam boat--we are the first to ply it
to its nobiest purposes.
One of the gre ,test difficulties 1t has tn
encounter, is the transportation of fuel
Can they carry enough CT it But when
It is recoll, cted. that by crossing the gulph
stream instead of going dogv1 it by ira
cling the straigiteSs and shortest line to
the destined port to always g keep mo-
wing. instead of waiting for the wind. the
passage may be shortened, this difficulty
may be reduced, if not removed. Besides,
may not cokea coal be better than any 9TH
er fuel?
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ENGLISH MARKETS.

Cotton AMI Tobacco in the London mar
ket, June 5. were heavy and dull, except
the good old Virginia tobacco for English
consumption. Prices would probably de,
cline.
Letters from Liverpool, up to June 10,
estimate. that on the 1st of July, the cot
Ton in the u. Kingdom, on hand, would a
mount to about 145 900 bags. The con-
Sumption was considerably less than the
imports Prices, already falling, would de
cline still more they had ia len ID to 23d
in the III. Rice was in tolerable demlAd !;
flaxseed 20 to 46s; very tile had been
lately done in Maryland tobaccos pot and
p ar ashes had declined, 10 to los tar,
quercitron bark, and timber were very
duh, and had fallen. The Americans are
strongly advised to suspend shipments Of
timber to EugIand. One of the letters
thus concludes -" Every species of goods
are very low here and vessels can be had
fora mere song. l have engaged ship
Of 500 tons, at COS for bale goods, 40 for
hardware. and SO for crates. British bot
toms, of about same burthen, can be had
a. from s to 700l fr voyage to Swan
nah ard n York The American ships
here are loading principally OH owners &C.
count"
Extract from Narcotics, Nay %.
4" Americans eau engage with advantage
in the trade between Saint Domingo and
France. French vessels are not admitted
IN that island, and orr government grants
facilities to foreign vessels taking French
Goods there, and bringing island articles
back in return. These latter are now nffi
ciaIly placed on same footing with articles
! from French colonies"
EDfracf from Hmsfcrda0l, dated June 8.
" Coffee and Sugars turn out most
wretchcGly. Tobaccos maintain their pri-
ces. Cottonis scarce and wanted our
imports fall short Of our wants. AMI fur
Their rise may consequently be looked for
Rice is abundant"
The English parliament have had before
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BosToN, August 1.

BY the ship Susan. which arr at this port
yesterday from Liverpool, we have receiv-
cd the papers of that city to June II, and
London To the 18th. They furnish no news
CT any importance. Flour at Liverpool
was quoted at So to COS.
The amount Of revenue to the British
government from News paper stamps in
England for the year ending Jan. 1916
was S53,414 5 4. In Scotland 2o,2s1l.
IL 10. The amount paid by the London
Courier alone was 31,155i. Is 3 besides
the duty paid on advertisements.
Dd!er suffered death, in execution of the
sentence against him for treason at Lyons,
June 10. The duchess of Berri passed I.y-
ons on the same day, on her way to Paris.
% persons have been arrested at Paris for
an iiiegai conspiracy to :ssassinate the king
al rnval saInil. md are to be tried.
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AulTGr, JuLv 10,

IAHt!'RI'i JUEy ~
We have been favored with series of
London papers. brought by the ship Rosa
ry, to June -.
1t appears, that the Treaty concluded
by Lord Exmouth early in April, with the
Dey of AIgiers, has been broken by the
Pratical Power, within little month"
subsequent to its signature and that not
only British property has been seized to a
considerable amount, but that British sub
jects have been captured and sent into
slavery, We can only hope, that this last
glarmg instance of perfidy, will convince
Government Of the folly Of entering into
treaties of any kind with unprincipled Bar
barians.
The Grace packet, we are told. was 70
bring the June Maitland would probably
sail about the same time as the Rosary.
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THE SUBSCRIBERS

Iii, SO BSCRlBENS,
FUAFE received by the schooner Indian Hunter
= from NewYork, also by late arrivals from
London,
Forty PACKAGES OF GOODS,
Nhich they are noqO otening.
The firm at New-York having purchased tor
cash, they afford sell them at reduced Dri--
ces, and on terms TO salt purchasers.
These, zvish some 9fthe goods on hand, farm N.
FOLLOWING ASSoR7MEN7-
cases suPeriine and second quality Erosd
Cloths
trunks Calicoes,
cases Ladies' Pelisse Cloths
trunks Marseil!es VestinPs
bales Blankets, all sizes
10 do fiushings, Feainasshts and low priced
Clots
do. Hearth RUGS
do ibdia blue Nankeens
cases Imperial London Shirtinra
bales Hessians
cases "A Irish Linens
trunks India and French Silks
Black, blue h ia sy coloured superfnc Cloths
ndCassImeres
Back and fancy culoured Bombazettes. Pins.
Gloves,
Ind General Assortnent of
DRY-GOODS.
ALSO,
pipes of French Brandy
puncheons Jamacs 5th proof Rum
bids. well assorted best and common
Glass Ware. consisting Of Tumber<.
Decanters. Wine Glasses, Casters, &c.
100 kegs White Lead ground in Oil
A well assorted invoice of Paints
Emery nd Glass Paper, Green Copperas
$50 cs'ks London Brown Stout.
JACOB & WILLIAMS. Il street,
OPPOSITE 10 the Eagle Iayern.
August. % I'm
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THE SUBSCRIBERS
HAVE JUST RECEIVED.

IN ADDITION 20 THEIR FORMER sgocr.
500 gallons Iinseed Oil
900 do Lamp Oil
500 do. Spiri,s Turpentine
100 kegs London White Lead, (~arranted)
100 cwt. Stone Oshre, (Euglisii)
100 du. Terra de Selma fEnelish)
50 boxes Utica Grown Widow Glass, os su.
perior quality
1000 papers lsmpblack
10 gallons Copsl Vsrnish.
Al of which will be sold 1t reduced prices for
cash town acceptauces.
RUSSELL 3, COOK.
f5h street, Apostle the Bel Tavern.
August Z. SF4t
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.ao,ver these can he carried INTO enrc'
- The greatest rigour, are the measures
h;ch the conclave OF the count strive
,Gsrt their ends--ali the rest or the
sua,mres of the government present nothing
-. ,i,e appear rance of confusion' vaccination
ou 'd ;mbcc,lity. The Funds Continue to
a,rtnate between 50 and Gu.
Aueereau is not dead as was reported.
Sfs has received letters announcing
chat his health is better. Except that II
80. he to his family, We suppose few
may ,ch whether the Marshal be dead
or alive.
rE,om the Boston Patriot Of lilly g.
FROM FRANCE.
pv ,he ship Augusta, from Havre, we
have received Paris papers to the 9th
ut. ps r
The Duke of Wellington has returned
i've British are somewhat dissatisfied
,,.;th Russia. for prohibiting some OF her
,,,.rfsctures /; and some suspect that En-
..,,sh manufactures are decoyed to Rus
M Desbassyns, has been appointed In
,endant General Of the isle of Bourbon.
J'ne sentence OF death on Gen. Gruyer
has been committed to 90 years imprison-
Victor Moreas, one of the regents of the
Rink of France. died May %.
The Marquis de Jouffroy has obtained
,he patent, Gas invenfor.) for Steamboats,
June7 7.
We hear that Gems. Desaix and Favre
have been arrested near Thonon. his
arrestation appears to be only measure
of police. ~
It is said four Marshals of France will
be appointed On the marriage OF the Duke
of Berry.
General of Infantry.
Near y Rim, soldier, distracted by re-
;scted love, attempted to drown himself,
hut at the moment of perishing was saved,
and afterwards put under guard to prevent
his completing his intention but he, in a
short time, escaped and ran towards the
river. A comrade pursued him, but found
himself distanced, and then called to the
unfortunate, and threatened TO shoot him if
he did not return. The man Immediately
faced to the right about, the fear OF being
Killed overcoming the desire OIL being drcsv-
ned
A mob of persons, about 1000 in number,
have DESTROYED the rice fields, in the Oh
borhood of Bologna, in Italy, under pre-
tence that thy poisoned the air. The Gel
tivaton of rice was introduced about Is
years since.
The Prince de Benevente appeared yes
ferday at Court. The King scarcely no.
ticcd him, but he was constantly near his
person, where his place OF Grand Cham
berlain authorizes HIM to be. His health
appears little improved, but his department.
was more stately and even arrogant than
IL was ever observed TO be before.-He APP
pears to be steeled against his fate, what
ever it may be.
The Dutch have added two vessels of
she line AMI two frigates to their squadron
in the Mediterrane
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By LAST NIGHTS MAT.
NETWORK. August

NETWORK. August 5.
L.4TEST IRON RORDE.9UY.
The ship Laguifa, capt. Norton, which arrived
at this port Yesterday, sailed from Bordeaux on
the 18th ofJune, and FROM the river the 18th.
Mr. Lee. American Consul, and FANNY, came hou.e
in the Laguira. There is political news by this
arrival. We only learn that business was verJ duh
at Bordeaux
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yNDIJJE - UEhtbl ClIr.N,
T17HAr on MONDAY, the 9th day OF Iii prerent
month, the Adnuistrotrix, 81 her dwelling
house, IN King William County, will sell, to Tire
highest bidder, for cash, rs maay Of the SLAVES
Of Samuel CdrRck. deed. as msy be nee s'ary 10
satisfy a certain mortgage decd, on the sid slaves,
from sail Samuel Gsriisk, To n. Roy, and all the
other debts q the ,aid & and may b. made
known by the dsy ofsslc aceordiUg T. the lesslds
Mrs ~ escl, clein.
The sale VIII commence II 70 o'clock.
NJ. &. GARLICH, .fim'rr.
August = SJ.w2w'
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The Special d strict Court re~assem-
bled at the Capitol on Saturday last t. re-
ceive the Report of the Viewers in the
case of the prvateer Romp.-The Court
ordered that the vessel tackle and equip.
ments should be sold, and the proceeds de-
posted in bank for the benefit Of the con-
cernsd.
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RICHMOND, AUGUST 7.

We under that the Executive have
appointed Mr.. Join Wood to survey the
principal rivers in Virginia from their
mouths up to their falls--and afterwards
to ascertain the ATTITUDES and longitudes of
such places as they may choose to dcsig-
aate.-Mr. Wood IS an eminent mathe-
matician, anI will doubtless discharge the
interesting duty confided to him with con-
stancy and skill.
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MARSHAL'S SALE.

FbY Virtue OF a Decree of the Court Of the u
nited States, for the Virginia District. where
Will be so d, at public aucoR, Mt the County
Wharf, at Roosett's, in the CITY Of Richmond,
Monday the I2th Of the present month, ut 10 o.
clock, from S to Is kegs of Pow''er--and on Mon
day, the Cd day eff September next, at 10 O'Clock,
will be sold, at the same place, the said Schooner
ROmp, her rigging, tackle, apparel, guns, arms,
ammunition and provisions, &c.
credit of sixty LAYS will be given, the purcha-
ser or purchasers to give notes with approved en-
dorsers. negotiable and payable at Of the Banks
OF Virginia.
VIM. MANN. Deputy
For AND'W. MOORE. NJ. V. d.
August z. 26-t
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sri,,,., PflMp T. nnDarfl
n;l;,ory c,,,,nag. \. .nj s,ores of AN kls
am h,a,B M i,'r
nnJ
The same
oc,;,.,
H. ..me f;,~,,onts.
TBNtE Order made in this cause on We'd
neSav last being returned cxecuteon the motion o
the Attvrr, for the Unt,a star and for reasons appear
ing TO the Court n }; f,.teg,l N n ,s. r,, an.,nuiio,
arms oi a,i kinds and Csrpo a., ,h. said schooner
RONti Together With her sail. eopnents, he
iad and d. positsd in SONG v,f,. n,sI r,n,s,nt Ware
lou az or near Rockets Innliprond tia, the sare l..
daily n,vrr,tor and toe,tbr With The said sell, Hl)nfP
np,ra;sel ty ,l Cumr;ss,nex L,r,;, affs nnmcd and
ts, the said schooer Too, ther ,h,r runs ,mr.uncr
srs apparel trnur,. u,,;s;on, and CARGO he
snd w the Mars,ai of this pis,rict ~ PUBL &c trc
T'IOX M y.yE IJyCgFc J R,DDER ,y,.u,y ,l.x,
-r,;n,s notice of the time mud ncs of s,ch sale he
rs, duly given by nd,er,cn,rrt in ore or more ortlc
,,uble ney.pnu,rs printed in R;ehoI ON credit NOT
exceeding yays-the purchasers giving note or note.
with sufficient security o. sesuri,is payable
and nego'iabc at one The asks II the City OF Hieho'd
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100000

There will be dcjfcit of about S $4,000
which will be easily supplied. at Phila-
delphia, where the books will be re-opened
fer the residue.
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cali Of a Convention. and change Of the
Consultation e-Indeed, It hiss been already
thrown out, that they might proceed them
selves to frame and propos, new Consti-
tuition.
ID. The Convention will have deputies
from but few of the counties (; and those
counties, from which deputies are sent,
speak most imperfecty the viii OF the
county-In Prince Williars, eight free
holders only appointed their deputies--ln
very Few of them, is the delegation such AS
it ought to be.
Sd. In the address from Winchester. al
recourse to the Legislature is forsworn.
" 1t is idle (it seems to hope for all from
that quarter" From a Convention meet.
ing OH sucL a p,inc plc, is much aid 10 be
hoted for to the cause of useful reforn9
In word do not mingle the Cons,itu-
ton and the interests of these uulicensed
banks together; let the people of the
counties address the Legislature and
change will be effected. not precip'tate.
but prudent, not bred in diSCortl, but in or
r--the child of cancellation and of COM
promise.
Extract Of a letter to a Gentleman i'i this City,
dated,
UNION DISTRICT, IS. c.
he last session OF your Legislature deserves
the highest commendation-,hey have set a bright
example, which will doubtless rouse TIE excitement
Of other states, aud stimulate them to a similar dis
play Of patriotism. The establishment of public
schools and every description Of Internal improve
rnent shoud 20 hand in band with the resources Of
free state. South Carobria, So remarkable for
pecuniary importance, is perhsps mnre careless a.
bout ameliorating the situation Of her Inhabitants,
than any state in the Union.'
Vpun afu1 D..1,, u, al.
ending the 3Ist July, 1916.
4,448 bsrrels Superfine flour.
100 ) do. do. do.
LOS barrels fine to-
$50 do. midlings.
Zoe do. Sliipstuff.
&c do. Condemned.
7,IO5
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.NATI0N.aL B4NT.

Corrected from subsequent Returns. I
Portland, Maine, S 10000
Boston, $500 600
Portsmouth, NH. 10000
Providence, Il. I. 10000
Middletown, Con. 100000
New York, 2,3OO.OOO
New Brunswick, NJ 10000
Philadelphia, 5,s33,6OO
Wilmington, Del 100000
Baltimore, 4,O14,oOO
washington City, 1,293,OOO
Richmond, 100000
Raleigh, n. c. 2S5.00o
Charleston, 2,58O,OOO
Augusta, Geo. 826,300
Lexington, Ken. about 1000 900
Cincinnati, .. 10000
Burlington, VT.
Nashville, Ten. Not heard from.
NV Orleans, )
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NOTlCE.

TgyfiE Subscribers, as Commissioners Appointed
by Bucking, aIn Court, will rt ceise proposals
until the ed inst. for buildings lsil OF brick Of
stone At Buckingham Court-house, as feet iong and
2l feet wide, two stories hishthe walls 20 be se-
cured by working IN tinbers, in n manner 70 De
spec fed by contract. If private contraet cannot
be made, the work will be let 10 the lowest bid
der, at Buckingham Court-h cse, on the GOD Az
gust. Bond aud security will be required ior tie
performance uf The work IN the best Manner oftle
best materials, aud speedily. The Subscribers vnl
ufge OF u'e quslity Of the work, and give die.s-
ions.
Ore Thousand Dollars will be peid tie nnder-
kero the LIST November next, and lie balance
Of th money in two equal annual payments
Proposals can be made to US, az Buckingham
COvrthOuss
Dawn PArrFRsoS
WILLIAM LEwTs,
SAnUEL Jovis,
GLOROE B0oKrn,
C0mmss'onrss
August 7. % AZ
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( From London Pdhers receive9 Of THali-
Jar.l


Our readers will fecoilcct that We new
ct augured any thing safe or beneficial from
the arrangements lately entered ntoby Id.
F.xmouth with the Regency Of Algiers /;
* we now regret to fad that they have, in
every respect, proved worse than aboTtive.
Information was yesterday reed at Lloyd's
from Madrid and Carthagsna. Of the re-
commencement Of the system of robbery K
dcpredations by theAigerine pirates against
the British trade. Their hostility is open
and undisguised they are again aulaei-
ciously and UNANIMOUSLY at their old prac-
tice of capturing our vessels, and sending
their crews into slavery and imprisonment,
while a British fleet is still in the Medit-
erranean. Ia one Instance, Il seems they
carried their outragcs 50 Ear as to seize
the English Vice Consul. and sent him
prisoner, with the captured mariners, into
the interior The Spaniards being inform
ed that similar perhdious measures we're
nbout to be adopted against them, mmsci-
ateiy left the place with eleven vessels
leaving all their property behind them
The absurdity Of placing reliance upon
any treaty formed with such hardened rob
bers is, we trust. at length made manifest
and il cannot be doubted that tie present
unprovoked outrages and deprcdat'ons
will lead to that punishment cfthe cliend-
efs, Which, 20 .ae Gis6Tace Of the maritime
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hem an alien law brought forward by the
Minister /; it is worthy of remark, that the
principles maintained in supp.rt of rms
law in England, are in import the very
SINE as those used in support of the fede-
raj alien iago in the reign OF John Adams
G.4urora.
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L-8WS or THE L.4YT SESSION.
ENOR SAIEsi this Ofiee, few copies of the
e. hcis of the last Session Of Che Geac al Assem-
by (bousd in boarGs.)
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A letter from Amsterdam, dated I'd June.
states. that Colonel Delacroix, who is well
known in almast every city in America.
had arrived there from Baltimore. and that
the Prince Of Orange has granted him o0
forms per month. ABOUT IS dollars, but has
not appointed him to any military rank, as
he expected. The Colonel received about
5000 forins of Jew soon after he arrived.
for which he gave title to some land IN
Kentucky or Virginia
Baltimore Patriot.
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FROM CADIZ.

At the time Capt. Heating left Cadiz,
the intended Queen of spain had not arri-
we'd. Snule privateers were said to be Oft
Cape ST. Vincents. Mr.. Meade had been
in prison several months, but Americans
were allowed 70 visit him. His detention
has nothing of q political nature in it but
relates to some private business with the
Spanish government.
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Nrw-YsRX, AUGUST Q.


The London Courier Of the 10th of June,
IN its editorial department, OBJ ,elves,
We shall soon lay before the British
People a Series OF Letters Of the utmost
Importance. They are of nature to ex>
cite one feeling throughout the country Of
surprise and Indignation. We shall select
for their publication period when the at
tention Of the public is not occupied by
important business in Par.iament-for it is
our wish that these Letters should occupy
their undivided attention"
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powers of Europe, has been too long and
most mjuriously delayed.