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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-04-30
A County Convention,

For the county of Lincoln, will be holden at the
New Westinghouse in NobteborO', on TUESDAY,
IN Of Nay neri, to deliberate upon the important
question OF SEpAsATIoN. The first talents in the
Couaty, win be engaged in the discussion. II is
Therefore desirable that all who want information
upon the subject should attend the meeting.
April, 99th, 1916.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-04-30
PORTLAND ACADEMY.

/ HE Tsuaees Of Portland Academy are hereby
notified that the annual meeting for the choice
of Officers &c. viii be holden At the fubicribers
office in Portland, on Tuefdal the l4th day Of
May next, at S O'Clock in the afternoon.
STEPHEN LONG BELOW, Sec'ry.
april rs.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-04-30
M4kRIED

In Durham. by seacomb Jordon, Esq. Mr..
jeremiah Moody, To Miss. Hannah Peterson, bottt
OF Lisbon.
In Windham, Capt. jonathan Lovett, jr to Mis-
Lucy Colby.
In Uorham, Mr.. Elijah Kemp, to Miss. Ruth
Linnet.
In this town, Mr.. William Newhall, to Miss.
Phiills Spencer.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-04-30

AMONG WHICH ARE
Best west Of England black, blue, and French oil
i've BROADILDIES
Common black, blue, mixed and brown cloths
Black blue, aud mixed Observation-Disclosures
fine and line
a Cambric Calcoes--dark and light
> light and mourning Caicoes
trunk Beug'd stripe do.
Bun, 5iae, and iGk corded Oihgfams
IA aud b A Notwithstanding do.
IA ahd GA Camhric, black and White
sarsn iuoss-,eeded add scwed oan5ricks
Linen Cao,brics--tmitston 10.
White Jean--LoRg Lawns
Cainbric and common D,moties
Furniture DiGotes
GA black and white plane Lace
Cotton Laces aud tootiugs.
Boz k, moli, figured aad plane Ie-
no, cambria, loom seeded, B3ur- ,Yrrsr
bon ne hair cord figured aall plane
lace
Imitation shaws-mourning aud night coiors
Gentlemen and ladies' black and white six tics
Do. de- black, white and colore.
silk Groves
Beaver, Eid and Cotton Gloves
Slate, black aud white Cotton Hose
0enlicnien's brown, white, mixed Cotton Host
do. do. DO. do. Hall Hose
Gauzed Flannel for summer wear
Patent steam ieom srliug
British shirtirg-bfowp Holland
To and AZ CoicIain t4inens
India tottens--kussIa Diapers
Black Iosttimg-slnchaws AID Sasneis
furnituEes aad CopperpIaies
Patent buff Nanheea-C ompauy do.
AsrandurilIs and Cotton Ca,sinleres
Fiafseliies Quitting. white and coiored
Princes ord aud Jean testing
Black silk III inc J est,fg
Bandanna, flag, and blach Canton Handkerchief,
hi'e and caiored pocket do.
oenilenen's uuuslia Gravats
Daisey rimminss-p & thread Shirt Bllfaas
Black and white aii!iineit. Car #Ise
Cotton halls Ribbons rstks lfsIoos
lares-Bobbins, &c. &c
| The ABOVE Goods will be sold low Tor cash Oily.
April g.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-04-30

| Parkes' Travels
Stacks Lee ures
Juvenile Lava or
n ITO y~of Pruning, 2vs
Diamond Blb'e
Memoirs Of MORGAN
, Parience and Persever.
apce
STOCK of United State
PAclus, from he Dan,fh
smishs .o'Any
Wakefield E do.
Memoirs Of Bernado,ts
Curans speeches
Clark 8 Travels
Lectures ON the Hebrew
Poetry
April so
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-04-30

At ting of the members OF the Portland
Ride Compa ny, Saturday last Mr.. WILLIAM
L. DAVIS was unanimously chosen Lieutenant
vice. Lieut.. WATSON, resigned
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-04-30

We have several co nominations against separa-
ton, which were received 100 late for this papel
but which will be inserted in our next.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-04-30

NOTICE.
THE eopar,nerfhip here ofore exiting under the
flm of
RACKLEFF & COOK,
i, d 1c we'd by mutual consent All perfons hav-
ing ems adssaea ann AID m are requelied to call
and eeeive their pay, and hcfe inoe ased 10 make
immediate payment to nora rIO COOK who
Is gu authorized to fe,Ie the fame
JAMES * sCKLEFF.
HORATlO G COOK.
Portland April 20.
H, G Coo< continues to occupy the old hand
No head Long Wharf, a. uiual.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-04-30
BOARDING.

CENtLEMEN may be accommodated with
~ gep,ee BOARDING al Mrs LANCASTER 8.
in the ealtern end OF DR. Collins buildings near the
hay feaes April 80.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-04-30

Prohibition ofihe exhorfation Of Sheeie.
I, seems, that the present Congress aftel
having made very laudable exertions to res
,ore the requisite stability to our circulate
/ ;nc medium, have under consideration
uroo,ositions in direct opposition to all tn.
nr;nciples which they have been endeavour.
ing to establish,
They are called upon to renew the sys'
..o 60 fatal 10 commerce Of Legislative res
,,c.;op. and TO Try the experiment so ma
80 thousand times attempted, and as Often
loved +, be ruinous, OF controlling the pc.
l,,;,ry concerns of the nation by law.
a udicious merchant remarked upon il,
and Tie remark contains The essence o! vol
nmes. that the proposed act ought to be en-
,,,Ied, /" an act -etfectlally 10 prohibit The
svpor,aiion of specie, and etiectually to
nrohibit ITS importation"
very intelligent and extensive mer
chant eng aged in foreign trade remarked
,ba, he should have ordered home some
bandred thousand dollars in specie in tue
cou,se of hi. summer, but If this Law pas.
.ed he should counte rmand his orders, tol
he could not take the risk OF ordering the m
to country in which they were 10 be I'M
prisoned
We have a great deal to say on lis opera
ton in rendering specie more scarce, il
preventing the return 10 specie payments
IN the diminution OF the revenue, in the EN-
couraeement of smuggling, in the effsc
such restrictions have always had on SPAR
where the most regular and cer'ain employ
ment is that OF illicitly exporting specie
but we trust the act will not pass, and ths
foregoing hints ought TO be sufficient fol
intelligent men.
The comm, ttee instructed to inquire into the ex
tediency ofpohitniag she exbs, tai,o # specie hav
reported tia, is incxped,eq at the present time =
make he prohibition The repo,t has ROT been aotes
on Reperio,y
CONVICTION AND CONVERSION.
VIM Charles White, Esq formerly Ed
itor of the National Eggs, Worcester
(Mass.) author of" The pnor iodger," "rh'
Clergyman's Daughter" and other works
has openly disavowed democracy. Il,
some time since published pamphlet, Civ
ing his reasons for quitting the Egis
Francis Blake, Esq. Was the first editor o
thst paper. He forsook his democrat.
some years ago. In the characters of these
gentlemen are some vexs.ious justification
fer the office Of democratic editors.- | he,
are both men of genius and literature ant
Of course desirous Of good company Blu
the principal cause Of their unfilness TO
demo cratic ship was the impossible,
Of,hsr bidding final adieu 10 honour ant
totruth.
The Editor Of the Seneca Republican
NY) has entirely changed lis politics
and has given his reasons for the change
expressing his determination hereafter I,
support federal men and federal measures
He observes" His resolution had beer
chosen after mature elaboration, and from
the purest motives he leaves the path he hs.
heretofore trodden, wi.hou, reluctance, &c
be sill pursued by those who are OF firmei
texture than himself, and who can answer
for il to God and their console noes" Pat
Mr.. iadison'S Consistency.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-04-30

MORE NEW GOODS.
BARBOUR & LINCOLN,
HAVE juG received
| bale India CaIicoes,
| do. India Cotttons,
do. India Cotton Sheetings,
Superfine CaIicoes,
Real 3 ..., Wen s Of EaE s} BROADcLo Tbs,
A large aGof,ment Of paid aud coiouved LUs-
TRiNG5,
Baudannas- common Dmo,ies
LINENS sc. al reduced prices.
april so
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-04-30
EQUAL RIGHTS !

Influence Of OEce.-Mr. William Brit
bane, respectable Baker, of the feverth
Ward, called on DR.. Samuel Akerly, hof
pital furgeon. Sc during the late war,
with recommendation from two ref
peetable citizens and republicans, for the
PurPois Of obtaining permiilion to ferve
the U. S. Hofpital with Bread. Upon
the application being made to him Aker-
ly inquired What are your politics ?"
81 am Federalilt, fir." " Then, FIR, you
cannot have it." N. 7. En-. P9a.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-04-30

The Legislature of Nova Scotia have
rtfuled 10 concur in the New BIunfwick
reftriaions on the PLATTER Trade AS
this was fine qua non, the buGneis will
continue in It's old couyfe. The New.
Brunfwickers made another condition i,
both were neeenary to their fuccefs, but
the fsilure in one is fatal to their project,
unlels it ihould be taken up de nova in
England. But when the Colonies can
get provi(ons for Rones, fuch trade ought
to be free.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-04-30
More Ne,U Books.

JUST received and for sale by
ISAIAH tHOM IS, Jun.
at the PORTLAND BOOKsTORES uear ror,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-04-30

Extract from late London papers.
EMBASSY TO CHINA.
On Thurfday the Alcefte. Captain
hurry Maxwell, Lyra; Capt. BAIL Hall
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-04-30
SPRING GOoDJ.
JOSEPH fiAitROD,

Head Of Exon SO E-sFREET,
IL AS Just received an assortment OF GODS |
L. l. suitable for tue present aud approaching sea |
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-05-11
VIRGINIA ARGUS.
W disbNte. iiamais, % souren lL,cnlc.
Richmond. Iay II, 1916.
A GLANCE ar EUROPE,

IN the op mon OF Ger am set of polite ana .
both on this and on he other sldr ofthe Atlantic
the restoration of the Bourbons has opened 10
NE nations Ut Europe bOundless and DELIGHTFUL
aspects of lasting harmony and feIcuy A
scene burst at o &c upon her view VIII en- heir
enTaptured fancies ass inflated to the baInv
fragrance and flushing vefdure OF a late spr,nc.
after the dreary chIlls of long aud interninabIe
winter" The novelty Of that scene. its sudden.
ness, ITS contrast with the tcmpests 10 wh ch I'm
"Or mad been prey for twenty Fl long We r.,
~ alarms, oppression, bloOdsned, and M
were more than hose p0llti-a Panploses could
well baar. lhe cup of their exuitation over.
flowed, =" The long agony Is Over," they excl,im
ed " France reposes in the arms of her lee,t-
mae sovereign ALI Is we'll that ends well
Lane Dec - And then yielding to ne warm IN
Of Their excled immagrnaiions, they I,unrbed
mo predic ions OF undIslurbed peace progressive
Improvement. ceaseless prosperity-i,ke Asmo-
us, the spirit OF turbulence and mischief was
;haned IN the desert. Hacyon DAYS would per-
naneDtly succeed the agitatiOns of the revni,,ti-
mary perlod-in short, the long wished for mile.
llun as at hand All--all would be az il ought
% be-kings had triumphed . IL was enough.
Nothing, 1t seems, could, under such crc,lm-
stances, add to the extacies Of our political opti
oists.-Yet, when tho acts of the Congress A.
Vienna were published, the wisdom. the bene6.
cence' and magnanimity Of the rulers of Europe.
we're celebrated IA louder notes-and more late.
y, when the ngukr state paper, intituled the
Ho,y League, burst upon the view ofan astouish.
world, tie climax still ascended-oh il was then
uist Europe appeared on the eve of becoming a
perfect Elysium IAN redlt ct Vrgo, reolegut
SattlrHia regHa.--The ideal schemes of Plato.
Harrington, and other romantic moralists wers
realized. 10 the courtesy, thefrankness, the ge-
nerosity of the age of chvalry, the conqGerors of
France added genuine and sSuye Plety--SureIy,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-05-11
NAPOLEON.

Upon the subject of this ruly illustrious hero.
whose name it is impossible to repeat i'm spite
IF his faults, without feelings of admiration and
OF gratitude, there were the following short, but
interesting speeches, made in the house of com.
mons on the 18th instant, which speeches shall
first insert and hen make some remarks upon
them.
Z" Lord Castlereagh rose pursuant to notice 20
move for leave TO bring in two bills--the one
more eifectually to regulate he safe Gus ody of
Napoleon Bonaparfe, and the other TO regulate
the IN eFCourse ofneutral ships with the island OF
st Helena, while BDnaparte should be detained in
that Island D1u5ts had been entertained, whe.
Their it was competent to the crown to detsin Bo-
naparte, prisoner az er the termination of the
war OF VIII oh doubts however, he himseH (I.ord
c. did not bdrtate but vet the Bill he DroDos
ed was deemed necessary, w,tha view 20 remov,
those doubts As to the Justice and boFcv of de.
tanning Bonapaate IN custody, he appreherided
that no doubt could exist aud as to the iepaHty
OF he proceeding, with reference to the lar of1a
fiohs, he was fully satisfied Of the proprlety OF
the measure. As sovereign prince, we are
warranted IN OBTAINING h m, in consequence OF
ms breach Of treaty and iHcdbqcify 10 aford am
guarantee for the obserUmce Of anu treutv but
we had additional ground TO Justify our conduct,
ina he 7eas prisoner n war; who was a native OF
corsica, was a subject of France, which power
had declined TO claim his restoration There
fore, independently ofhs general character, Of
thls country was justified in OBTAINING this Ind.
vlduai IN custody according to the laSO of nations
but the circumstance of Bonaparte's having with.
Drawn from Elba, where he had pledged himself
ny solemn treaty to remain, and his utter inabil.
~ TO afford any assurance fos the Observance Of
any engagements warranted his detention Thu,
whether regarded as a sovereign prince or pri-
soner Of War, his detention was justifabIe in q
| echnlcal view according to the law of nations.
| nd that detention was imperiously called for
" due consideration for public safety and gen.
raj peace Hear, hear, hear j With regard TO the
~eatment Of Bonaparte, it was proposed TO ex.
md to him every Indulgence that was consistent
Rith has safe custody, aud that he should exec.
Irienee the NEST liberal treatment as prisoner of
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-05-11

is HEREBY GIVEN, Tia a, me next Augy {
Court OF Giles County ae urt hods Il. ere
of shall sell at PUBL,CK AUCTION iOr Cash,
so much Of all the Lands & Lots N thai county
returned delinquent for she nOn-Payment of'rsxes
OF the last year < every year PRIOR thereto, as
viii be sufficient to discharge III arrears Of taxes
which shall then remain unpaid Tor those Years,
& ten per cen'um per annum damages hereon,
together with the axes Of the prese It year The
sales will commence ON the first day OF tle court,
and continue from day to day unt1 they shall be
completed
TIE Subscriber is authorized to receive all
such taxes and damages at any tlmS before the
Land shall be sold. A List ofthe deiinguences
may be seen in the Clerks Office of the County,
III possession Of the subscriber or IN the Ofce Of
the Auditor OF Publick accounts
THOS KIRK, d. s.
far
JOHN kirk, S. G. G.
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and the masnifcence OF Charles IH.-thaf
| immense editice, which exhibited to this
nation and TO strangers the taste of Athens
united to the pOwe' of R"me, has been in %
short time entirely destroyed by the flames
There was last nigh a general concert, o;
| which the representa- on was TO follow in :;
few days. The wa kmen employed in the
| illumination having prepared in the ma :
gazine the lamps necessary for the specta
Gle of this day. had left there lamp light
ed, by which the grand saloon was in gene.
ra! illuminated the windows were open.
and the wind blew strong from the North
East; hence it happened that spark car
r. i by the current of air fell into prodi-
! gious quantity of cOmbustibe matter. In
an instant the whole saloon was in COM
bustion the beams from which the lamps
of the stage were suspended, serving as
conductors to the fame, had already con
veyed it to the roof, whence, from the
| smoke which burst out in a torrent from
| every part, the danger of those was disco
vered who were present at the concert
The utmost CONSERVATION was created !:
every ore took TO flight; but all were not
yet safe when the flames reached the ample
architrave of that vast theatre. Vesuvius,
| In its grandest eruptiOns, never presented
more terrible spectacle and, in spite of
| the spendor of the moon, the flames dlfu-
sed themselves in the most lively manner
| over the whole horizon, as in the case in
the most splendid Aurora Borealis. The
roof fell: the Royal Palace, the neighbor-
| ing edifices, and the pazzas, were in mo-
ment covered with burning ashes. So
great a calamity was the work of few mi
| nutes. Had the progress been little
| slower, the Theatre might have been saved.
such was the enthusiasm, the anxiety, the
Intelligence, the activity, with which peo-
pie flocked from all parts of the preserva-
| ton of that edifice, and of the contiguous
Palace of the King. But if the national
owe could not be gratified by the preserva-
| tiOn of the first Theatre of the werld. that
loyalty which is so lively i'm the heart of
| every Neapolitan received grateful recoil-
| pence in stopping the course of the flames,
and putting the Kings Palace i'm security.
| The troops of his Imperial Majesty of Aus
tria have acquired fresh title to the graft
tude of the Neapolitans. Gen. Nugent has
covered himself with glory, and all the
other Generals, Officers and Soldiers, have
shared in the zeal of their Chief. The
troops of his Neapoitan Majesty also have
given the strongest proofs of COURAGE, of de-
votion to the King, aud of patriotism. In
the midst of the danger, his Majesty and
the Ministers attended to afford their assis-
lance in extinguishing the conAagration ;
and his Royal Hishness prince Leopold
was in the midst of the flames, giving the
most brilliant example of courage. At 4
in the morning all was safe, and the ruins
| glowing in the centre of the Theatre pre-
Sented lively image of the crater of vol
cano during the explosion.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-05-11
NOTICE.
May 1O.tds.

w ERE committed to Chesterfield jail, the
9Th of February last, (IS g. two NEeRo MEy,
a. rtnaways, 10 wit--JJaklace anil Jacki Thev
say hey c anne from Baltimore, and wefe taken up
by MIR. iIanIer and MIR Clay, near That place
and they made their escape from them. )They say
they are tree-Chey have 10 free pap RS Win Them.
Wallace 4, avery black fellow, about ID ,rs old,
feet Or inches hgu, his co1,K ~ is napt
cotton. Jack IS about p years old, feet s or 2
inches high; his cloathing IS uap. coitOn--he IS
very bright mulat,O fellow.
Ifsny persons own such Negroes, ibey NAV ret
them by applying 10 the ia Tor Of The al We
County, proving hls Prsper,y PAL < cha-g 5. SC.
otherwise theJ Will be deai, Sith accord n. to
law.
WILLIAM WINFREE Juior.
May II, 1.wi2w.
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R,rr nrnnr Nh

By the arrival of the ship Globe, Capt. Dew,
in 43 days from Newry, we have a file of Irish
'aPers to the 18th of March-These papers con.
am nothing new or important. RE marching
piregimepts from one point to another-The dis.
banding ofthe milltIa-and the arrival of fresh
corps from England and Scotland-Provs ons un.
c)mmonly cheap, money uncommonly scarce, and
general spirit of discomfort almos, every where
Capt. Dew bro ght only 25 passenger; hemight
nave got thousands, if his ship had been large
enough, and he had been permitted to carry
hem.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-05-11
II. CLAY,


STRAYED OR STOLEN from Richmond a.
- bout the 25,h of Aprn, a SADDLE HORSE
OF the following DESCRIPTION, bay with ,iaris
maae & 'a'l, herIgh eyedvsroyed, Tie right are
slIt from 4 small round hule IN 1t, pA-es very
well, aud is about niue yea old
TEN DOLL AIRS RE NARD will be given for
informing me by ma "a Ppwhatan COurt.nouse,
where the sad morse Is, & u stolen, ) 50 for APP
pretending the thief
SANiL BOOKER.
.Ccof-,,TL- A ,r
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CORRETT

In Cobbett's Register of March 18th, we find
a let er addressed SO To the People of the Unit
ed States of America" being commentary OH
certain speeches in Parliament, upon the subject
If the distressed state in which England is now
placed. From the same paper we have selected
he following interesting article respecting Bona
Darte ~ Herald
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-05-11
RnaTnN Nav 9

Capt. Townsend who arrived at this port yes,er.
lay from Aux Cages states that an expedition of
10 sail, from 10 to ; guns each, carrying about
1000 men, under General Bolivar, sailed from
AUX Cages the day he characterization unknown,
put generally supposed against the City of St
Domngo.-D .4dv.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-05-11
IBYaUI,RORITY.1
AN ACT

= =
For the payment OF the militia in the case there.
in mentioned. IN !! r,
BE 1T enacted by the Senate and House of Re.
resentafi,es ofMe United States of America, in
Congress assembled, That the detachment of the
militia of Kentucky lately under the command
OF colonel dudley, for the term. Of SIX months.
who were captured AT Fort Meigs and paroied'
be paid for the said term of SIX months, and that
the proper officers of the war department liqu-
date and pay their claims, in the same manner,
that the claims of the regular troops of the Uni
ted States would be ltquidsted and paid in like
cases.
Fl CLAY,
Speaker Of tie For.se Of Representatives.,
JOHN; GAILLARD,
President of'Ate Senate, FRO tempore,
April &c, 18I6.-AfRRovEr, :.s,
JAMES MADISON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-05-11
AN ACT

For the relief of Charles Leyaux Trudeau.
BeH enacted by the Senate and House of r. bre.
entafiUes Of the United States of lmeilca IL, Can
gress assembled, That Charles Leyant rrudean-
or has legal representatives, be authorised 10 en-
ter with the regis ,er of the Land Office without
payment, and six-quarter sections of land. N
place of other lands confirmed by the board of
commissioners west of Pearl River IN the Mis-
SisslPPi Territory, PrOUided, the same do moi ex-
coed bne thousand acres, which has been offered
at pu"lic sale IN the Mississippi terr,,ory :. and
OH return beng made 10 the commissioner of the
general Land Office, patent snail issue as IN o.
Their cases.
II. CLAY,
Speaker Of the House Of II breseatafipes,
JOHN GAILLNRD,
Pr sident Of the Senate pro fe,nt,re,
April % 1916 -APpaovED;
JAMES MADISON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-05-11

say that " his crown was crown OF ti,orns -
The Bourbons. see! Vain, empty nsme! Sc, nag.
ni ''onlinis um6ra... observe the lurid aspect of
| he horizon-! Wellington thr atens-Castls-
reagh starts, doubte VII ther BGnapartc can be
ietained as prisoner of war, after ths coEciu ion
II the war-he himself has no doub on the ub-
'sct-out Others have-LOuis trembies at the ve-
q iiea-Then Dorieans, and his cons, tiutisnas
'cePtre in prospect-This is not all--Austria
ma Napoleon i appear in the back ground
nd then the ultra--royalists with Their impoli-
nc, subvers We pretensions--the clergy with their
efforts TO shroud the intellect ola nation which
foreign reprsals have exhaus' ed--The fiery
spirits of the republicans not yet entirely 1uell.
ed. On this volcanic soil, amid so many clements
OF destruction comb ming around HIM, the super,
annuaied and lettering monarch pays a high
price for that bauble, diadem-He must feel
lhe whole weight of the MAXIM" Whoeves
ties one end of C a round the neck Of his fel-
low Creatures. makes fast the other end Of it a-
bou his own neck. ~ =, .'I-4-t sG,
If we pass over the Pyrenees, dces Spain pre-.
sent spectacle calculated to JUSTLY The brilliant
WIS ions OF our optimists Let them answer the
question Spain is, if possible, more wretched
I an even France. Buthere urlimlts comp e. us to
stoP-we have said enough to shew that the state
OF Eu ope IS far from tranquil anu happy-Per-
manent peace will exist only when nations are
restored TO self government-The people sha be
happy, only when they shall be at berty to pro-
mote Their happiness, IN their own way.
The trigate Macedonian, captain Warrington
sailed from Boston on Sunday week for Cartha
gens, having on board Mr.. Hughes, as commss-
the release OF the American seamen uniusuy de-
tanned in that