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NJ. Wigton King. These eh;e,. 3,

NJ. Wigton King. These eh;es. =,
Warriors, with The rest sef their r.. ssu
took an active part in the late ss ss'n'
gainst oar combined white and rcd G..
in the South, and can boa the, os .oss
spilled the blood Of white can evos ..
in war, and then have always taken n.p.
with the United States. Gen. CoI ba.
has particularly distinguished him.sW.
He with seven others Of his Nat;onfma.I.
with US as long ago as q st. Cam u'
feat and, in the late war, before w. w.
nation was ready for the Esht. he sinus "s
joined the Sd Regiment ofihe U. ..Stasy
lniantryy after remaining with. tS.'s
nine months, he returned 70 his nati e'a
collected his warriors, and marched
Fort Montgomery on the Albania. ,(,. v
thence agains, Pensacola, crossed sa
Escambia ard pursued tie flying Irn.t ss
Greeks hear TO ApalachicuIa. kiln
many Of the enemy and returning to Fns
Montgomery with IS Creek prisoners 3 ~
The business Of the Delegation at III.
city was to obtain permanent ad,n,.
|ment of boundaries between them ars
the Greeks, Cherokees and Chartax,
for which purpose Commissioners b,ys
been appointed. They have been satin.
|factoriiy paid, also, at the War Derar.
ment, for their Military services durin,
1.-THE late war, and returned home, to us :
their own expression" it'll gratitude 4
thanks to the President, and their Whit.
brothers, as well as glad Iearfs to their
wives and children" Il is tut lust 70
add. their appearance and depcrtn emf
are such as to en,itle them to re. zee, aud
|attentiou
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Received,
By The ship Ocean, Capt. Fowle, from
Liverpool, .
.aad for safe By
Lawrason & Fowle,
1000 sacks of coarse and fine salt
5000 bushels coarse ditto
20 crates completely assorted
100 boxes tin
8 tons shot, assorted sizes.
Also for Sale,
The Cargo of the brig Ann, Captain
Pearson, frem Cadiz.
2l0 quarter casks sherry wine OF a
quality.
5000 bushels salt.
80 boxes lemons
tons lead.
Fer Boston and EsrctMrypori,
sSN The above Brig Will sail in a
few days and take 500 barrels OF,
reight.
.apply as ubops.
May IA
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WASHINGTON C1Tr, June 10.

There has been in this city, for some
days past, Delegation from the Chick
asaw Nation of Indians, consisting OF
Gen. William Colbert, the great Wa;
Chief of the Chickasaws; Major Jane.
colbert, Interpreter Of the United States
Et-tis-sue, Mingo, the great Orator /; Ap.
pa-sau-tub- bee, Chief; Chastau-ny,
|CoLleet.chee, Warriors-conducted b.,
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Extract ola letter to a gentleman 10 NJ
York, dated

.Neac- o, leans, May 9.
Before this reaches YOU, no doubt
you will have seen many accounts Of our
recent calamity, the overfowng of the
river. This, like all other great and sud-
den misfortunes, will be exaggerated W
some, and made Insignificant by Others.
| will endeavor to give you description
l5t il as far rs it has come immediately
under thy observation.-Last Mondays
the Ieyee at Mr.. M'Carty's plantation;
about eight and half miles absve the
city, gave way, ard body OF about
twenty feet of water broad aud SIX iees
deep. rushed in and made its way to'
wards the swamp. The lefee was sb'
soIutely undermined by the craw h'n
with which the river abouud) about 5 Of
Is feet under water, go that human tore
sight could scarcely have guarded against
lit. The flood having swollen the rive,
very high, the water soon made a ehannei
way for itself over the levee, of about ono
acre vide, through Which it is now pour
ing with unceasing fury.
:" The swa amp was filled in about two
days, and it is now filing back parts Q!
the FauYh. urgs and the city, next TO ne
swamp. It, however, will not rise Inu \!
higher iii the city because, even II !ns
Fcre,iceis not stopped, the swamp belns.
$50 much lower than TIE city, the wafer
constantly forcing in On it, will mo AZ. :.
outlet over its extreme edges TITO 'ns
lakes. The person appointed by the au.
thorities to repair the breach IN me ~ ~
are very ssnguine they can do il IN ,0i r.:
or 4 days but there are many ven ~ :,
formed men who differ with them ~
opinion. The city ruGs on q very con.
siderable inclined plane from the ls' /.
to the swamp. TIE "a:er will never 81,
able to ihupdate more han one thiro WV
About twenty year. ago. similar ..
cident took place sery afthe same spv
and at this season. The water thep TSs
not much higher than it Is now. .; ~"
levee re mained open considerable ''ms
It was eventually closed, and the wa sd
in and about the city shortly d'SaPpt;il he
/ am inclined to think The breach WIN ,hst
repaired in the course Of a week. = :. ' the
business will not be interrupted, ~ :', %
parts of the town oyerRowing, are poi p Il
ccipally inhabited by the poorer s srs ar
whites and muIattees. In short We art
nothing. except a pretty s .on
yellow fever, If we have airy ss ..s ars
Bat lift proves to be rainy one' W
AZ safe as you are"
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fish ministry.
First Lord of the Treasufy-Earl o.
Liverpool.
Lord Chancellor-Lerd Eldon.
Lord Privy Seal-Earl of Westmore
land.
President of the Council-Earl of Har.
|rowby.
Three Secretaries of State-Viscoun,
Sidmouth, home, Viscount Castlereath
foreign, Earl of Bathurst, war.
Chancellor of Exchequer-Right hon
Nicholas Vansittart.
First Lord of the Admiralty-Viscoun1
Melville.
Master Gen. Of the Ordnance--Earl ol
Musgraye.
President of the Board of Control
Earl of Buckingbamshire.
Chancellor Of the Duchy of Lancaster
-Rt. hon. Charles Bathurst.
Master of the Mint-Rt. hon. Williams
Wellesley Pole.
The above forms tie Cabinet.
Lord Steward-Earl ChoImondely.
Lord Observation-Disclosures Of Het.
ferd.
Master Of the Horse-Duke Of Mont
rose.
Treasurer of the Navy-Rg hit hon.
George Rose.
Secretary of War-Viscount Palmer
ston.
Paymaster of the forces--Rt. honorable
Charles Long, and TT. hon. FrederickRo-
binson.
President of The Board of Trade-Earl
Of Clancalty.
Vice.president of do.-Rt. hon. Frede.
rick John Robinson.
Attorney General-Sir William Gar
row, knit.
Solicitor-G eneral--sir Samuel Shep
herd, knit.
Postmasters- Generai--Earl ofChiches-
ter and Earl OF ClancartJ.
Lieutenant General of the Ordnance.
Sir Hildebrand Cakes, bart,
IRELAND.
Lord Lieutenant Of 1reland-Earl
K. B.
Commander Of the forces-Rt. hon.
gen. Sir George Hewett.
Lord Chancellor-Lord Manners.
Secretary of ssate-Rt. hon. Robert
Peel.
Chancellor Of the Excheqaer-Rt. hon
VIM. Veses Fitzgerald.
Attorney .General-Rt. hen. VIM Sau-
rim.
Solicitor -General---Charles Kendall
Bushe, esquire.
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Fashionable Dry Goods.

The Subscribers have received by the
ships Armata and Ariadhe from Liver
,ool, ninety packages seasanable dry
,oods, purchased by one Of the firm, di-
ect from the manufactures, for cash ;
shich they offer on reasonable terms for
money or the usual credit for approved
PAPER.
JOHN & REUBEN WRITER'S.
May II
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Douer. .aprit 81.
Another very large decentralization Of
troops is about to take place here from
France. This garrison is made thu
grand depot for all the regiments il
France.
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ALSO.

Received,
BY schooner Mary and Francis, and for
sale by
adams, Herbert e 70.
Fine old Madeira Wine
from the houses of ]. Howard, March 4
co. Scott. Pringle, veiteh and Co.
e Murdoch, Youille, WARDROBE and
Co-iu pipes, half pipes and quarter casks
will be sold at the Madeira price
and accruing charges.
90 crates Liverpool ware
60 boxes citroa.
May 90 u.
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Consisting OF

SeaSOnaDle LEY OOUuo,
Consisting OF
One bale of sumo fine London broad
cloths. one ditto kersimeres Of superb
or quality, Masseilles vestings. IRISH
linens, corded musIins, giDghams, lace.
peiieces. ditto wells. ditto sha~ls, ditto
handksrchiefs, thread laces, ievantlne
and damask silk shawls. ditto handker-
chiefs, silk hose, cotton ditto. kid and
beaver gloves, plain and plaid silks,
Leyantines, of assorted colours, Leno
and Book Musllns, Cambria do. real
India Null Null Muslin, do: Lawn
Linen Cambria, Canton Grapes, Gotten
Kersimeres-C Company Flag y bandan
ma hkfs.-Supcr 4-.4 London P1nts-
Searsuckers, Furniture Cslicoes, Checks,
Bed-1ickings. Russia Sheetings, Dow
tas, Carpe,ings, &c. &c.
+ ALSO,
5000 wards Domestic Tow Cloth.
~ Country Merchants will find it to
their advantage to call and examine the
above goods. ,,-,.,,, =
- THOMAS WHIIfLE.
May IS u
The [ argo of Ship Boston,
Oliver P. Finley, master, from Gibral-
tar, via Isle Of May, consisting OF
1000 bush. Salt
900 boxes siuscaiel & bl. Raisins.
80 pipes Catalonia wine
8 pipes s..,. Malaga Wine
900 ar. casks choice old Sherry DO
10 cases flint Glassware
800 reams Letter Paper
81 cases Roll Birthstone
AZ cases best Florence Oil
case Florence Silks,
VIII commence landing to day and Is
offered for sale by
Adams, Herbert u Go.
April 8.
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Lawrason 8 Fowlc.
Merchants Bank Notes

MerChantS Bank Notes
Will be received by the subscriber al
a small .discouY, in payment Tor Dry
Goods at very low prices, if offered I'M
mediately.
David Peabody.
May 90
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RRNf.1l 600Dg:

ZRkjVVA sUUUDhS
.snding at Lawrason 4 Fowles wharf
from the schooner Morning Star, I
r. Page, master, from Havre de'
Grace,
case white and black grapes,
i do Lavantine handkcrchiefs, with
col0red borders
Long black and white silk gloves
/ case mems aud women's black
and white silk hose
9 do Florences, assorted colors
9 do Levantine do do
= do tafe:as do do
! do ladies' kid gloves, assorted
sizes and cole,s
1 do mems leather gloves
ditto green sewing silk tor unI-
brelias
I ditto sewing silk, assorted coils.
l Do. Oil skin hat covers,
Do. Canbrics, :.
Do. Long Lawns, Cambria hks.
Shirt buttons,
/ Do. White Chip Flats,
/ do. black and white Grape, and
gauze fans,
The above goods were purchased with
cash, aud selected by the best houses al
Lyons and Paris, and will be sold at a
small advance by,
]. & i. Vowell,
n y
Lawrason 8 Fow'c.
ALSO,
Landing from said Schooner and tor sais
las above;
IS pipes old cosniae brandy OF
superior quality
go cases champagne, 2 dozen eact
so ditto medoc claret, 8 dozen eael
May IL -----------
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Removal.

Removal.
JOHN JACKSON
Has taken counting room in the store
occupied by j. H. Clements and 20
and nearly opposite the Union Bank.
Where he offers for Sale,
Tu, ks Island and Cadiz Salt,
Shad and Herring.
ALSO,
xSE The brig Columbia. burthen $50
N&&k tons, slows about 100 barrels
an excellent vessel. ready for the ,ecep
ton of cargo. and can be fitted for sea
at tri!liug expense. Terms liberal
PAYMENT will be received in any bank
paper Of the district.
Nav so Wv
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SpLFipg Goods

The subscriber has just received and
is now opening at his Store few doors
above the Washington tavern, com
pletc and elegant assortment OF
Seasonable Dry Goods,
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Deal, lpr,l IS.

Sailed Che Ladys adventure, Tor AL
NC 80 April le. /
Putback, the Young Dixon, Sutton, foll
Philadelphia. ,,a
The Gazette Piemonteze ON The 9th I'll
April contains the following article =
1t is with the most lively regret that
our court has received this day en- ac-
count Of the premature death OF the Em-
press of Austria, which took place At We
roma on the 9th, at seven o'clock "a the
afternoon" The empress, who was
daughter ofthe late Arctduke Ferdinand
sister Of the reignirg Duke Of Mdaena'
and of the Queen Of Sardinia, VAS porh
on the 18th Of Dec. 1857.
A letter from an Austrian officer, IN
serted in the Colmar Journal, gives 9 iof 4
NAL contradiction to tie report published
in some of the German papers, and par'
ticularly the Allgemeine Zeitung, OF Ger
tain bloody contests having taken place
i'm the Vosges, between seme Austrian
soldiers and the French peasantry. me
Austrian officer, on the contrary. asserts
that the greatest harmony prevails De-
tween them, and that the former even
take pleasure in assisting the la ter in
their rural occupations, as much as their
military duties will permit. This letter
equally eoptradicts the false reports pro-
Iaeated respecting disturbances at Stras-
burgh.
A Journal states that prince Talley-
rand will pass the spring a. his estate at
Va'encay.
They write from Tours, that M. eau!
din, colonel of the ex-27th of the line,
has been arrested there.
He was travelling under forged name.
CHAMBER OF STYLING OF
TIE l7TH.
The discussion on the custom duties
and prohibited articles being continues,
the Chamber took into consideration the
6lst article of the plan of law, which
enacted that
g All spun Gotten, stuffs ST cotton and
wool and all other stdfs OF foreign prohi-
|bited manufacture, should be searched for
and seized throughout the whole extent
of the kingdom but in order to tlistin
guish the goods manufactured in France.
every stuff of the same nature with that
prohibited shall bear particular mark
and number. The holders OF goods Who
caanot prove them to be Of French origin.
are authorized to give in declaration OF
them before the first July, and give secu-
'ity that they will re-eYport them before
the first January.
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WEDNESDAY, JusE IL.
For Freight,

For Ffclght,
xkk The elegant and fast sailing
ESA Brig Agenoria,
TxSS T. Martin, master; bur-
Hep a6oat l400 barrels she is now in
eomplete order for any voyage, and will
fke : freight for the West-Indies or
South og Europe on moderate terms. APP
nv 10 fhe master on board or
THOMAS n. ROWLAND.
9Th me. 10 ut
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considerable expedition is preparing q,
Constantinople. 1t is supposed to be des'
uced against the Dey of Agiers. who has
long disreg rded the authority OF the Grana
Seignior.
ROME, June Is.
Our Court is in a delicate position wild,
respect to that of England. The affairs of
the Ir'sh Catholics are calculated to exci,e
a lively interest and OH the other hand
we have real advantage in not displeasinp
the English government.
NAPLES, June Is.
Yesterday, the Minister ct Foreign Az.
.irs. 1t is said, read dispatches from ,b.
Prince Regent of England. relative to the
prompt arrning of the embodied troops
and the levying of seameu to man the sh,ns
OF war which are preparing IT, put /,
SEA, to cruizc against the Barbary pl.
rates.
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ROME.
ETtract oEa lettRr.

-
4" The accounts of the disturbances at
Tunis, which reach US by the way of Ma
pies, are very contradictory. Some letters
state, that the Dey was assass mated 9th
ers inform us, that he voluntarily resigned
the government to his son, while third
class assure us that he retired 10 Il fortress.
where he defended himself with his broth
er, who had previously refused To assume
the reins of the Administration. hut all
letters agree in stating, that the insurrec-
ton was caused by the Treaty concluded
between the Dey and Lord Exmouth-
They add that 1000 rebels embarked in 5
large Spanish vessels, which they armed
with 80 cannon, and sailed towards haly
As til had but little provisions. they must
soon disembark. We await with impa-
tience the part which the English will
take"
PARIS, June21.
1t will he recoilected that we prophts sled
that the Barbary Powers would not be long
at psace with England. but yet we did not
expect that they would 50 soon Commence
their dcpre iations None can for mo
meDt suppose that treaties can be long
binding with pirates. but their nsolerce IN
daring to insult the Il g Of a powerful ma
ton bef.Jre the ink is scarcely dry with
which they signed treaty Of peace, is
unparalleled. We felt highly ind gnan. at
hearing that Lord Exmouth on the part
OF The first naval power in the world. had
cOndescenled TO treat with IN m at all
we then stated that it would have been
much better first to have battered their
towns about thcir ear9. aed then to have
treated. With respect to his Lordship
having correspondent with them on the
part of the King OF Sardinia. that was
very well, as that Monarch requires the
assistance and even the protection Of some
great naval power, because lis states lie
more open II tue incursious Of these ma
RAIDERS: but that treaty on the part Of
Great Britain should heve been signed.
~hc' sr read in the London papers. thai
o. 2 srtlcf, =
fa az. b as, -y ~ VIZ
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BosroN. AUGUST 10.

FROM GIBRALI,fR.
BY the brg Hannah. Capt. Derby, wbich
arrived 1T Quarantine yesterday frcm Gil
braltar, we received papers to the 22I of
June.
Gibraltar. Nay 81.
Arrived. H. w. ship Boyne, 90. Admiral
Lord Exmou,h /: Ajax. "a Berwick, "a
Montague, "a; Leviathan, "a; Pilot, IS;
Arcanne, 10; and Calypso, 1S (; IL days
from Algiers.
.Juue /.
The day before yesterday being St. Fer
dinand's day, the Spanish Flag was hoisted
IN this Fortress. and Royal Salute was f.
red at II o'clock. noon, in compliment to
His Ca:hoi- Majesty.
June l6.
Arrived. Dutch ships Melampus, Admi-
raj Capal and the Diana and Dagaraad,
and the corvette Endraff, 20 days from Pa
lermo.
Lord Exmouth made similar treaties at
I'rpoli as at Tunis.
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For the National MteMgencer:

W tHe |'ufiOItNt [NiekLigeuCeT.
In Septen Der next public sales will be
made of lands of the u. States, in INDIAN
n. IL is said, by those who have the best
means of information. that there is not, in
the = States, a tract of land of equal a.
rea (,bout three millions ofacres) which
includes grea:tr proportion Of reilly good
land. 1t is abundantly watered by the Wa
bash and its numerous branches. The wa
tiers OF the Wabash almost touch the wa.
ters OF Miami Lake Erie. The new
state OF Indiana, supported if necessary by
the gallant states of Kentucky and Ohio.
on the south and east, and by the brave
soldiers OF the late army, on the west, 10
whom 100000 acres have been assigned.
lying between the rivers Illinois and Mis-
s'ssippDi is highly interesting object 10
wise, prudent and benevolent men. Let US
venerate our iuStitutionS--and may we ne
YER feel how bitter are the " tears (Which
Patriots ShedJo dying lagcS." Il.
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OHIO-W CareigAton. jr H. CaAi4ueR,
and j. KRbourn, At present Representa-
tives from the State of Ohio have declined
being considered as candidates for the next
Congress.
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In all. in one week. at one sea port, two
hundred and twenty-nine individuals -
These facts certainly are serious. Coupled
with the sentiments which are now preya
lent IN America with regard to Enelsnd,
and with respect to the avowe,l protabn-
ny OF another war at no distant period with
TINS country. they C mot fail to awaken re-
hections of the most gloomy kind TO ali who
wish Tor the peace and harmony of the
world.
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DOMESTIC.

~, :, BOSTON, Aug. 8.
The Macedonian frigate was to leave
Annapolis on the 1st inst. having been or
dered round for this station. The Con.
gress, we learn. is fitting up for important
service. Ter
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LONDON, June 60

LSNIYTNFION 70 NC CNNeQ OfUtcs.
The continued aLd increas ng mipr.t;c
tr"m this country to America, becomes ev-
cry day more alarming. The imme;ate
and earnest attention Of governments to hi,
serious drain of the most useful part of thu
population of the united Kingdom, to th~
growing privation of its best hands in art,
and manufactures, and to the almost DALI
accommodating loss of the mechanical means
OF the country's prosperity, is .mperiouslv
directed.
We have before US the Nezu York .Shi6-
hn1g List for ons week, from the sth to
the 18th of last month. From this official
document, 1t appearts that the following
number OF passengers, reached that porS
F,o To- tSAe
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teen steam boats, ali OF which, excepting
two, are solely employed i'll the csnvey-
ance OK passengers. The cost and outfit
of which could not be less than fifty thous-
and pounds.
June "a.
ST. Malo has sent out a gr at number of
vessels To Newfoundland to fish for cod
The number OF hands on board, are stated
ar $500 and they are protected by ships of
WE.
COLOGNE, June ID.
STEAM-BOAT.
To day about noon we enjoyed Sight e.
qually navel and entertaining. a pretty
large vessel without mast, ascending the
Rhine, ard proceediog with astonishing ra
pidity, arrived before this city-A,l thieves
sells stationed on the RHinr, III this neigh
bourhood, were in moment covered with
spectators, to see the arrival of THIS vessel.
which is a steamboat coming from London.
and bound to Frankfort. Every body was
eager to view the progress, the motion
and the organization of this master piece
of art. THIS vessel left Rotterdam on the
9th. The passengers affirm that it can go
25 leagues day. BY a rough calculation
the invention of steam engines gives the
English nation a daily profit OF 10000
pounds sterling. by the saving in manual
labor.
HAMBURG, June Is.
Yesterday afternoon, ar 5 o'clock, we
had, for the first time, the pleasure of see
ing steam packet, the Lady of the Lake,
enter cur harbor.
FRANKFORT, June 16.
To-day we expect the steam packet
from London. Trade has become little
more brisk here within few days The
colonial goods are more in demand, and the
prices are rather better.
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LKnehinnto,

Washington, .Aurust is.
General TsLEDo, whose name is fsmi-
Tar TO our readers as the leader of the re-
Voluiionary forces in the Spanish provin~
ces' bordering on the u. States, passed
thro' this city on Sunday. He arrived at
Alexandria in vessel from New-Orleans,
aud is gone northwardiy. His object is not
known
The change in the representation in the
Congress, which commences on the $ih
day Of March next, viii be considerable.
lhree Elections only have yet taken place,
New York, Louisiana ard Ken-ucky. In
New York there are many changes. Ken
tusky IS not yet heard from but it is pro-
baole there VIII not be more than three
out Of ten Of the present Members re~e--
lectcd, as several Of them have declined
serving.
There is prospect Of the whole delega-
ton Of Connecticut being changed. Two
Of the seven, Mr.. Talimadge and Mr.. Da-
venport, decline beng considered as cand'-
dates. TAat. nj.
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possible. by holding out great advantages,
to make them respect the laws Of nations
he also was desirous of sparing the lives CT
his brave sailors--this was praise worthy,
but we hope now the futility Of his scheme
has been fully proved, that if he should
have occasion to pay them another visit,
that he Will recollect-"no treaties can
bind a band of lawless pirates. An En-
glsh and Spanish vessel have been lately
captured by them, and their crews reduced
to- slavery. and thus is the way they ever
did and will observe Treaties