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iirg;y eonturcd oar course, with light winds from
w n. W. or tAereabouts At q o'clock she strucs
y bar by the great exertion and skill OF Ca r.
y. she got OH IN the course at half an hour, without
making any water. The captain then requested
TIE pilot TO come to anchor, MS the water per-
mit,.d it to tlishe replied, there is no danger
now. all is sale Fint.ing that she was then safe,
the captain used every every exertion TO induce
him to anchor, but in VAN. A short time thereof
ter, she struck rock, where she rems;oed near
" en- hour, without maNins water. The tide hing
very strong, VIC eniesvonrrd 10 get out the bower
anchor, keepher of the beach, IN which attempt
we los, losg-boat but with infinite excrtions
and fatigue it recovered. The vessel had then
every appearance OF going TO pieces, lying nearly
Ter side, thu iI danger OF falling, the rud
der last, Sc. Capt. u. then called liz officers, PAS
re gers and crew, aud consulted what bes, should
lie done. liwss deierused to aband3n the ship,
in oricr to save oar lives. The pilot, seeing AL
WAS lost, coieeaed himself till nst before lett
the ship. Ahout - o'clock, with the greatest re-
inctance we got into the long boat, and with much
difficulty resehsd eos tirg vessel ABOUT in the
morning. The csptaia of her received knGly,
gaze US reIre>hmert. and dispatched guard inlme-
lately tn the wreck, and about is'e!ock sen; the
crew AMI passengers as,ore. He then stcered Tor
:, wreck, and found her on the beach, her bot
tom blget inasts gone tl,rotsh, aud the cargo
washing out We saved aur baggage, and perhaps
sr'sl part u ,hs cargo may he saved Capt. H.
went hmm. d -,v to Dor esux, where he remain.
cd but few hpars. AMI procured every necessary
all, to enSeavor such Part of the cargo
could be come at, the rigging. Sc feel it an i'm
prios duty to sta G. that the loss OF the Aiaucsni-
entirely owing to the pilot. who ought to be
made example Of. as learn this is the fourth
vessel ac has cast away. II would be ding the
greatest Injustice to my feelings, were not TO ex-
press my high Of the conduct of Capt. g. who
did very ing that could be done on melancho
" IA occasion. Had he ben in command o
the vessel, the accident would not have happen
ed"
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RosroM, August 6.
FROM GIBR.fLTAR.

BY the 5rg Two Brothers. from Gibral--
tar. we re. eired j PIPER of June IS. 1t
contains particulars Of the abor,ive at
tempt at revolution at Tdnis early in
Nav, as lately mentioned IN the American
papers. The insurg nts ran away with five
vessels. One of these put into Modem, and
was sei2-c. another had landed about 100
OF her crew who were disseminated but had
zoo eft. These two vessels had murdered
the crew of an English merchant brig, aud
sunk the vessel. A British s, Russian ves-
sci, I'D n with wheat. had been seen with
out any person on board. The fugitive 'Tuni-
sian vessels were supposed to be bound to
the Levant. But for the appearance Of the
b.. fr;sate EupNrates off 'Tunis it was sup
pose the -evolters would have destroyed
the Bey's feet and arsenal, and the Goet-
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1erred. that the defendants must De appri-
sed OF them. lie would however, tell the tr-
~, that his clients knew nothing about them,
till they ere bro'tuader their view for the
purposes of the present proceeding. Meth
er OF them had any share ia slec.irs what
should be Published. The paper was got up
in great harry IN the night. under the care
of The Editor. and from the great varie-
" of matter ct viii n 1t was composed, 1t
WAS easy 10 suppose that articles might sip
IN which would have been rejected, had
more time been allowed for deiiberatlon.
He should net resort to the argument. that
the reputation of the plaintiff was no; in
jured by this attack. though they had been
taught to expect it of him by his learned
friend. hid his learned friend suppose
that Sir Thomas Il ,rdv wanted large a
ward Of damages, to prove the saisehood
ut tue i,nputations upon his Ladv's honor
lie WAS quite sure he did not There was
one o,her iloint which requ red some Notice,
and then he should conclude hey had
been e,ld that 4 highly respectable individ
ual has heeu brought there, for the pur-
pose OF having his feelings narrowed Up, by
witness ng the proceedings IN inns case.
lie was quite sare, shat excellent person
would noe suffer ia ms feelings, b. witness
sing proceeding tending on every side to
lNtC purify VI V''C - '%''i ~ 49,
lie must DC satisfied with the manner III
the cause hadsbeeu conda ted. tie could
not leave that place with aay degree OF IN
qh.eiuic he must dap IT with motions oE
pleasure ~ the unressrvrd admissions
Tcica had been 'nad> TO the character q
the plaintiff Before he SIT down, he would
once mare entrett theTa aot - submit
tneIr Judgments ~ tlic influence OF his e IN
ed fnend's ehJueuce---to direct theiI
minds sothe Impartial consideration CT ev-
cry TACT svhich ought LAir;y To weigh w.th
them in nx;rg thair verdict, and thrn rs
should W ait their decision w'tn the .ulies
confidence that his client would not bC
punished for malignity which he never
felt, and for \ cgine, where oaly an error
was committed.
Mr. Birchail. the Under Sheriff. the'
delivered a charge to the Jury, who, after
short cnnsi 'eraticn, assessed the Dana
ges at One Thousand Pounds.
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OF THE DUCHESS DE
PERRI

Her Royal HighneSs entered MarSei lilies
on 1harsdey the 30th May, at nine O'Clock
in the morning. The ceremony of the de-
livery Of her person to the French Autho-
rites, took place at the Hotel de Vile,
which WAS considered a neutral place. o.
iy the principal .aEctiousries, General Of
hccrs. and ether persons If Consideration,
who had received tickets from the Master
of the Ceremonies Of France. ard bearing
hs sea, were admitted. A risch 4rge lror,
ca pi ces Of cannon, announced the MON
when her Royal LIighness was resigned by
the Prince de San Nicandro, Commissioner
of his Majesty the King of the Two Sci
lies, to the Duke d'Iavrr. Ambassador of
Frame. Thirty young f-meles, invited by
the Mayor, ccmpilmen,ed her Royal High
ness by presenting h,r vii. fowsrs Am ing
other presents, the city Of Mar,eillt pre-
Sented to her Royal Highuess thr. c robes,
of which one was ri,hiy embroidered in
gold, another ia silver, and n third il steel.
Nothing could be more touching than the
moment when her royal highn,ss touk the
pen 70 sign the act of delivery of her per-
son. Her eyes were flied with tears +; she
raised them to heaven, and soft melancho-
ly appeared i'll every feature. she sighed
and her physiognony regained all its sere-
nifty However, there still remained try
ing separation to 50 through she was
deeply affected at the departure Of the
Neapolitan Ladies who had accompanied
her. she addressed them most teEdeTly
and her eyes were again filed with tears
of the most interesting sens bi i'y.
GHcr Roy.l Iigness passed ihro' Lyons
June 10. on her way to Fontainbleau, Shere
tse marriage wa- 10 take place on the 17lh]
All the letters from Switzerland confirm
the extraordinary impression which the
flmons Madame Krudner, (who was late
Iy visited by the Emperor of Russia has
produced at Aran. whittier she has b en-
cxled by the government Of Basle. Depu
ties repair to her from the Protestant Can
tons. The principal persons in Aran pass
every evening in listening to her. The
Conferences are carried On ia French. Ma
dame kruduer belongs to TO sect. II r.
theories tend 10 proxitnate and unite al!
the different cOmmunio Of christi ns..-
Members o. al the German confessions,
come il pilgrimage 80 her, and app at 20
return satisfied
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STATE OF ENGLAND.
IFrom a Lolel99l Paher.1
EMIGRATION.

Some time ago, it was afsvorite sentiment
among the race of Contractors at the Pitt
Club, az May they who do not like their
country, leave it," This was applau,,ed
rs most patriotic toast. 1t appears that
the success OF the PITT principle, has bro't
the country To that unfortunate condition,
that even those who love It are forced to
9uitit. Never. in the emory of nm.
was any ching known Ike the emigration
now TAXI gplace. The door sc the French
ninist r. nay, the street in which he lives.
IS crowded. with p ,rsoas applying for ass
ports. ThOusan IS have been sissued--snd
those no to needy persons, but to faml lies
of larce fortune landed propretors, to
fund ho!ders, to manufacturers AMI arti
zans os sal,nence--and 10 men at the head
of embellishments. who are seriously con-
ts.3ri ting the re moyal of their arts and
their machines TO places less blrthen>
cd with tsX.tion. The extent OF this evil
will speedily be feit, in dimiashed con-
SUMPTION in the rnDber Of persons
eh,owa out Of employ and IN the deficit
OF the ,evetur.
Tie river rna7aes presents most dref-
l-y aspect, T0cre are not so foregl sail TO
be seen on 1t an1 the Lonior. docks, which
used - require SEQ hands. do not empioy
500 With an acknowledged deficiency Of
II 900 .Oo0l per annum, we hear of thesc
EN-. e.rati1ns, that viii rot cost the nation
less than ten or twelve millions per anuun,
and the SUN spent BY Englishmen abroad,
will act as a subsidy TO our neighbors, and
will be felix as such 10 the balance of trade,
thereby raising lhs exchanSe agsinst Us.
l. is little consolation TO us to know that
the persons thus emgrating from motives
of economy, will be deceived that they
will find the expences greater than they
think of-and that they might prectise re-
trenchrnent much more Certainly at home.
All THIS affords But littie consolation To the
trsdesnan, who VIII lose their custo;a
to the house-keep RS. who will be bur-
thenet with increased poor rates, to sup
port the unfortunate dependents who VIII
be deprived of brea!; and to the govern
aeat, that VII su!ier lamentGble falling
cfY in the taxes. And surely, it is Cir
cumstance 20 which Parliam nt ought, be-
fore they separate, to turn their most seTi-
Gus attention.
We are on The brink Of a pr cipice; &
nothing hut strong nj decisive ne sure
az national retrenchuent wiz ave Us from
p calamity which it s. irightfu to contem
plate. This Is no slime fsr Inc filing up OF
useless pieces with th- SOUS of dukes, who.
either as principals or colia'erois, have
been tn /. duDes OF gamb ers aaa OF money
lenders. There must be an end lot rleTe-
IL Of corruption, but Of extravaganza. Aud.
az We fnd by daily experience. that the
yolunteer yeomanry at d.. per head per
annnrn, are as eTscsUal in keeping the
pcace of the country as The dragon guards
nc 1901. per head per annun, we must re-
dnce.our army. unless It is actually IN aug.lt
TIN. national bankruptcy would not &c
national evil.
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Le,ter iiqn, Eranktor..

"rhc Austrian Counsellor Won WArlS-
en-, vino to be Secretary in the Europe
IN conferences upon the territorial ar
rang III ents, has arrived here from Tri-
este.
e" In the Grand Duchy of Baden more
persons are continually dismisse who
have signed the Renaissance Of the for
mcr Mobility of the Empire of 3lst of
March, and o.lier s.milar documents.
May 20.
"T'he movements among the NOBILITY in
Badea continue. They had lately meet
ing at Wimpter, to d,li5erate upon what
is now to be done"
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p-rssian government u at present much !
with hone affairs. Il is reported |
that that court has insinuated to the q hsr |
cabinets Of Germanv, which have conslitu- |
tons un1er consideration, that care
should b. taken 60 do nothi g to prcjudice I,
the legitimate authority y s'Seielsns.
PARIS. June 2.
GERM G eoIEcs. who performed so con
spi.u Us a pars in the wars ol Servia end
Wa.l,chi,, arrived on tine Cd May at Pc
ersburgo. H. was presented 10 The En-
pcror Alexander.
Jane S.
General Kosciusko is at present ut Ge-
ncva.
\ strong detachment of Swiss is to sc to
Fvntainbl; al.
MUNICH, May so.
The reduction Of the army, proposed BY
the ministers to the king. has been reject
cd. 1t is, or the contrary, proposed to
encrease the troops Of the line 20 100000,
which would absorb more than half the
revenue of the kiugd IN,
From The London Courier oG J,snc 12.1
PARts. June 4
DEPARTMENT OF FOREIGN AF-
FAIRS.
Prisons wko have inter SITS in foreign
countries, are informed, that, in the pros
ecution Of subj cts OF litigation, and in par
| ticu'ar oil such as are OF n nature to be
| carried before Courts Of Admiralty or
Justice, it is indispensable that they should
! establish powers in the hands nf persons on
the spot. The Consuis Of France in 70 q.
| reign countries will hasten, in conformity
with the instructions they have received.
I
| agents al the advantages cf his M iessy's
protection. They viii give them every
assistance compatible with their functions :;
but thoss functions 70, bid their direct in
reference in the management of private
affairs. They can merely on the Applicant
ON of the parties Interested, point out such
OF the inhabitants Of the country as they
consider most worthy of conhden-e.
lNonifeur.
A letter from Grenoble. dated the 2nd,
states, that the examinations for the trial
of der, would have been already conclu-
id, h not the numerous discoveries
which are hoped for rendered fuller in
V stg7tion necessary. II is brought ev
| cry day to thu Prevo s 9th e, and each in
terrog atory throws new ligtt or that Grim
| incl enterprise which is 10 The inhabitants
OF G:enoble BOW only the recollection of a
painful dream.
The T. al Of Gerersl B,,.naire ard his
ABIDE Camp, Lieut.. Melton, terminated
Yesterday evening ~ O'clock. The mem
beers o. the Council withdrew tn de iherate
AZ s tbs morning thy still remained IN
the Chamber f Delib'ration, an had not
pronounced ,h,ir Judgment.
Nine o'c.or k-I'he Aid-,le-Camp Met
mis- condemned to dsath, and Gen. Bon
naire to deportstion.
French Funds 5of. s5c. Ban, Actions
HOE 25c.
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our coast. carried So persons of both sexes
off with them, aud destroyed great deal
of property.
From, the Banks Of thc Maine, .dhrH ..
II is now we'll ascertsined that the Diet
Of the Germanic body viii not take place !;
the Mpnarchs considering it too DANCE
rous in the present state of pubic op:n-
ion.
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Yieana. ENyx5.

ticnHo. %lUy y,
According to accounts from dihcrens
parts Of Germany, the diet Of Fraukf 4rt %
likely % De postponed. SeYera4 grcat
states or tac empire do not take the ss0,e
interest Ia IN opening o. lie de-, a. .
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From the y. Y. hercaasle ,fdvert:scr,
.ugust ..
LATEST FROM FRANCE.

l. \ 10 y MO- w 4 i,st ~ III.
Nv the schr Spartan. Capt Johnson, in
So days {, ON Bordeaux, we have received
Bordeaux papers TO the 23th, ana Paris to
The 92l Jane.
The marriage of the Duke Of fsrri had
taken pla =, and been celebrated With
great pomp.
The King had ordered the rsjoicings and
festivities Of the court 10 be suspended on
the 18th june, that day bsirg the anniver-
sarv OF tho Battle OF Waterloo.
a .iect of fishing vessels, containing 1900
seamen. with a small squadron Of ships Of
war. was about to sill for III que!ow.
The Plague was making great ravages
in Egypt.
The ship Minerva, Ledent'. from New
Orleans. suppos d to have been LOST in the
Bahama Channel has arrived at H.vre.
We learn verbally that the markets at
bordeaux were still on the decline, and
comm crcial affairs more md more Gepres-
sed.
The brig Eugene. Dcstcdecho, arrived
IT Havre, On the 18Th IF June, from New
York.
Piedmont. Juwe s-I.etters from Smyrna
mention that troubles have again brokeh
out IN that city.
Pordeaur, June 27.--Mr. Latellier has
jus; received patent for transportation on
the Loire. by Steam Boats the first boat
will leave Nsntz or the 1st Oct. & will be
able in 50 days TO deliver at Orleans and
Paris 1000 tins CT merchandise.
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LonH1n. line Il.

1onE1n, June IL.
Ills majes,y's store ship Tortoise, arr.
on Wednesday At Portsmouth from Dant-
zic, bringing naval timber, as proportional
sait cf prize stores found N the arsenal Of
tn9t cjty. at is sprfendcr To tire combined
Rsssian and f.nslish forces.
Ga Chursd,y. tne ray. OF 81 guns,
Capt. Harper, arrived at Portsn outh from
Sheerness. To- take Gen. Wellington, his
family AMI suisc u Quebec.
Jl1e IS.
~ the report os ,he p .r!iament1ry debates
Of ru~si,y last. Mr.. Goulburn IS rcprcsen-
t.d 70 aavc snii. abiding 10 the case of
percot. that Government had received
Z. $50 atch from Tie Governor Of the Nau-
Titus, referring TO certain proceedings. res
,,ecti;.y The Repatriation Of Slaves, Which
had lei 70 AN instruction" Has the Re-
aissrltian of slaves pro1ased an Insured
tion aniong TIC negroes in the NJ turi.ius,
as vel As N Rarbadoes TITS 1t IS i'm
Doftsnt 70 ascertain. Indeed mutirY and
ipubo~din2tioo mist D.. tie result Of tbs
sort oe Interference, and wisely has the
Parliament postponed the consi lerttion Of
the subject. tiN tie arrival Il fsr.ner aavi-
ces ErJ.si sc W ihi,-s.
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DOMESTIC.
A----4%--HaH--
RHIIA nET pUTk

PHILADELPuIA,A August ?
We understand that the unfortunais
RICHARD SMITH will be executed
pursuant to his sentence, near the north
west public square, on Race street he
will be taken from tic prison between the
hours of 10 and IL O'Clock, through tie
gtte on Sixth street, thence across the
Pottsr's Field, up Walnut to Ninth street.
along Ninth to Race street, to the place
Of Execution.
from .Au1 Cayes, J,me 81.
The French ship that was taken on
her passage 10 the Hsvannq, By friga'e
has arrived at Port au Prince.
President Petioa with his chsracters-
tic goodness, gave orders to release hei
immedia'. ly observing, that he was not
making war on commerce or the French
nation, but that he wanted only to man
tain tie rights and independence oisH
country"
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NEW -YeRK, August Q.
Capt. Bond. Of the brig Ocean. who arr
we'd here last evening in So days iron
Marseilles, Informs us that the friga,e u
States left that port for Algiers, about t'n
days previous to his sailing and taat tbe
whole American squadron in the MedlteI
ranean were to rendezvous of Alg's"
about the 10th OF June.
General ToLyoo, TIC celebrated S3alid Fal,,t
q, accomplished ssldse. md gentleman, &c J'"'
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We SHOULD not be surprized to hear with
in few days, that several of our vessels of
war are ordered rouad Cape Horn.
A British merchant 1T Malaga, in LETT
ter dated May %, complains that the Spa
DsA government had demanded of him the
SUN Of 5000 rails Weldon, as his quota of
contribution Of 500, 900, which the king had
ordered TO be levied, Is continue lbs heace
ssith the Regency Of .digiers Having
refused to comply With the demand as con
tragy to the treaty between the two coun-
tries, a file CT soldiers was sent to- his house,
who broke open mis- money hest, and took
the above menti ned sum, with an addi'i-
onal sum for expenses. Three other Bril-
tish merchants we're served the same way
Representations had been made of shs
transaction to the British Ambassador at
Madrid.
Erraei Mn letter fran u bGsserger ~ boord The
SHIP .irancaniaa, Cabf. BiAiam BreUoort, d.
ted
BoRDEAux, June IS.
"I is with the greatest modification inform
You OF tie loss cf the beautiful ship Araucanian, 81
,ls entlance 81 tie river Garonne is witness
Uf ihe melanohoiy catastrophe, and feeling il du
~ o~s 10 Capt. Brrvoort,f win give you the
particulars. After passage Of 80 days. we reach
ID the Cor.'1sa an. A5Oat IS miles irou the light
house Ne procured pilot being nearly nisi,i,
Capt. 3. proposed IN lin 70 keep at So to thus
he replied, Z" sni plot, give re the cOmoiaBd,
I'D sI'i ooatact jou ~ BYrdess&.' We sSe-r-
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the Loire, by Steam Boats the iIrst boat
will leave Nantz on the 1st Oct. x will be
able in SO days to deliver at Orleans and
Paris 1000 TINS CT merchandise.
Extract from LETTER, datca LiUcrhool.
.June 8.
friend Of mine was at March ester,
Birmingham, Bristol, Gloucester, Worces-
ter and London. a week ag,. and says the
diStrsIseA in the Country a.e beyond de-
scriptiou-,h4 At there are at least 10000
hands oct of empty in Birmingham alone.
AN informed BY several persons from
Manchester, th.,t more than half of the
spnners there are stopping their mills
and in Wost places in the country. they are
only working half their time. There is
scar cc!y a calico manufactoyy in Coins
AMI that district, but what has been under
the necessity Of compromising with their
creditors failures are every waere daily
taxing place. The Bolton weavers joke
nd say they can see all their masters out.
Harry Fell has become a bankrupt, and
caused the strppage CT John and Robert
Lord, Wm. Csilisie & Co. (b!eachers.)
Abr. ham Har,lman and Lronari Slatin.
rhose failur, tool, place fortnight ago.
Last week an a mer:can house in Man
chs ster, siopped.-Thrre are ten hcuses in
Winchester whose collective Ge,ts amount
to 60,00O.. knights are creditors about
10, 000!. Dickinson & Wylde, (Mlrsien
Square,) and number of job printers,
stopped also last week. As well as Messrs.
Gou Dis, large woollen maDufict,ry
house in Rochdaie, a relation Of the G oulds
n Manclester-The ear,henwarc manu-
lecturers begin to feel the depression of
t ade as much as any of the other manu-
II IL IL Al. l.. l.
prised if a fall on their goods takes place
Of 10 per cent There is at present scarce
" any demand for American Or the home
trade, and the manufacture of ear, henware
hivug increased so much, will, / have no
d ubt, cause terrible depression. Mo-
ney is of dluble value in many articles. A
6 ntleman told me on cha g. yesterday
that be had been purchas ng quantity of
pitch at los per cwt. that the freight up
Oh it has cost 9s--the duty 9. The char
pes therefore were lis besides entries at
the customs, commissions, warehouse rent,
carriage, sc. The article was selling at
20s only months ago. j, has not sold at
this price during the last 10 ars. j con
siderit good arti, lie 10 speculate ln--in
the event of war it would advance or
400 per ce-t.
4" wish you woul! III: first opp ,rtuni.y
write me a long epstle, ard give me de
seriptve account Of America as you
possibly can--Sty If you think should like
che country"
We SHOULD not be surprized to hear with
in few days, that several of our vessels of
war are ordered Toued Cape Horn.
a British merchant at Malaga, in let
ter dated May 90, complains that the Spa
Dish government had demanded of him the
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"The Seurs DE- Bguix. the son and ne
p'ew of the A dnniral of thar name. con-
victed of having held sesit Gus d,scourses
in the village of Boune,es, (Seins ct Or
se) we're CONDEMNED on the 29th of May
by the Tribunal Of Rambuillet to SIX
months Imprisonment. 500 francs fine, TO
he deprived of their pay a. retired Off
GERS during one year, and tn be placed for
5years undsr the surveillance of the High
police.