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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-15
From the Baltimore Patriot.

TIE DAYS THAT HAVE PAST.
How sweet is the thought Of The days
that are past,
While youths brightest cup was DER
lowing;
When the tear that we shed was the
feeting repast
OF pleasures still lovelier glowing.
When,the soul was as cheerful, the heart
was as light
As the sun-bcams that play'd in the ar;
When loves purest bowers were Nil d
with delight,
And Echo but iy'd to be there.
Oh yes, and this thought in mistortanes
rude grasp,
Will frequently dwell for awhile,
And cheer the sad wretch, thOus n con-
strand in its clasp,
And turrow his cheeks with a smile.
Immur'd in dungeon-the victim OF sei-
row,
Tho hid from the suns brightest rays,
Full Oft ii beguiles the dark fate oil TO-
morrow,
With thoughts OF his earlier days.
The sailor, when rock'd on the foam tos-
sing bilIOw,
will cheerfulIy look on the past,
And the smile that 1t leaves OIL his heart
is the pillow
That rests his sad soul to the last.
The soldier, when battles red Hass arc
unturi'd.
Intrepidly rushes to fight;
Bot often--ah often, he signs for the
world,
As he thinks of his youthful delight.
Then surely the days that have past are
the best,
For youth is the harvest Of joy;
But manhood is Mingled with cares that
distress,
Aud pleasures that always alloy.
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~ ErckGags CoSts House .gEN
fSMhRiNE JOURNAL. SS:akts
PoR7 or ALBxAHDRIA.."D EcENgER IS.
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
Brig George Wa hins.on, Cushing. IL
DAYS from Providence; rum, gin. CIDER,
potatoes, etc. 20 +. Corning. Saw no.
thing bound up.
Sch. Leopard, Herbert, 60 days t:om
Narseilies, and so from Malaga, (P'e'i-
ously ROticej). Reports, big Agent,
Lewis, sailed ION Mar:eilles IS,E Sept.
for New York. Left at Malaga, schr
Zephyr, HILBERT. Of BGston, TO sail n 2
or days, and brig belonging to New
York, Rsue mt recollected. Came ttyo'
the Gut of ia'aItar, in CO. with the big
George Washington, Of and for Boston.
Nov. IS, lat. 81. long. ~, spoke sloop
from Rhode Island bound to Trinidad.
Cuba. Oh Cape Hatteras, spoke a schr
from PepobscOt. bound to Charleston
blowing hard, could could not learn her
name.
The American squadron were at an
Choir in Gibraltar Bay. At Nars.!IIes
QVur was Sl7. At Gibraltar SIG
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LIE UNITFp KINGDOM.

II is a remarkable circumstance < one
worth putting on record, that Bonaparte
was first stopped IN his career, 10 Syria,
by an Eug!ishmau.--sufiered his last de-
feat, at Waterloo, from an Irishman; and
surrcnde,cd himself a prisoner, at Roche
tort, 10 Scotchman
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-15
From The ~. T, Daily .adrertiser, lice. 10.
LATEST FROM FRANCE.

LATEST FROM FRANCE.
By the ship Martha, captain Joy, from
IIayre-de. Grace. we have received Paris
papers TO the 18th Of October. We have
made lew trauslations for this days pa
per-
Paris, October IA.
Preparations are making in the church
o. s. Denis tor the service annually per-
formed on the 10th October, at 10 O'Clock
in the morning, for the repose OF the soni
Of her msjesty the late queen Marie An
toinette. The princes and Processes OF
the royal family will assist at the cere-
memes.
According 10 the news received from
Hamburg, under the date OF the LIST De-
tober, grain, which had before fallen in
price, has sunk still lower within fort
night. Wheatis very abundant at Bre-
men, and considerable quantities were
still expected. The prices have fallen at
Constantinople.
The consul at Amsterdam writes un-
der ,iate of the 18th October, that nearly
600 leads of grain entered there. There
are computed to be 10000 lasts Of wheat
and $4,000 lasts Of rye in the stores
The stores are full, and the surplus il
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-15
Union Of Calpinists and Lutherans.

Union Of CalriniSts and LrtheranS.
The third centenary OF the rciOr-
nation has been distin asished on the
continent by All attempt to unite the
different Recommendations of protes-
tants into one church. The exam
pie has been set by the little principal
ity of Nassau. where Synod Of the
reformed and Lutheran churches
were conyoked. As all the contemp-
tibIe .iargon and subtiltics Of scholastic
divinity were excluded from the dis
cussion, nothing was agitated but the
great point of union. and the means
of accomplishing it. Such was the
conciliatory spirit Of the members,
that in two meetings only, on the 5th
and 9th Of August. the business was
deGnitively arranged, and the two
communious are now united under
the name of :. The Evangelical
Christian Church."
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-15

Joseph Bonaparte has offered two mil
lions Of dollars for the liberation Of his
brother from st. Helena.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-15

1t is considered principle with tile
Algerines that all treaties die with the
old Dey. II this is so, the late death Of
the Dey OF Algiers may lead to new diff
cultics between America and that power
Boston Palladium.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-15
D 81 S&@ - q

From q LondSa paper Of Oct. IL, re-
ccired at the Office Of the ": York
DQiIy advertiser.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-03
Exchange Ohice, Georyetol''
November D

II Will give the highest premium for
Drafts at Sight, aud Bank Notes, or
the following places, VIZ.
Roston. New York, Philadelphia, na'
t;more. Virginia, North Carolina, south,
Caro,;na and Georgia will also give
tbe hiahe.t premium for Drafts on Ne"
Orleans, Treasury Notes aud Specie
Al kinds of Western Bank Note
sought aRd sold. ,,, ofv,
Notes. Drafts, and Interest col!ccte'!
and reunited for small commission.
~ Persons travelling 10 any part q
tbe United states may be supPhed wi'h
suitable Fands.
~ Please to enquire at my Exchange
and Brokers Office, Bridgs-str2st, Gee
1otrn. ~.
If
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-03
Sales at Auction.
On Wednesday, and Saturdays

On Wednesdays and Saturdays
WILL BE OFFERED,
Az the Auction Office on Union street,
Between King and Prince
An extensive and general assortment
q Of seasonabie Goods, OF irl'''n,
Frsnch, German, India. aud D"'hesl,c
Manufacture, which will be well select.
cd and well worthy the attention Of
town and country merchants and '.ne.S ;
A. the undersigned will be aoun'a ~
supplied from the maouiaetors anu pt unslF
friends in Boston, New York and fhlia-
aelnb;a-uhich will give 70 gentlemen sH
opportuuity Of laying in their goods soma; on a.
yppd terms as they can be IN those cues &c
fsk;pg into view the difference Oh Tx
change. etc. etc. = cooJs
The particular description o. g'"ns
will be advertised in the papers oi 'ne
day ,,t.na,d 70 and
Sbsral advances made if desirable:
John Jackson & 20.
AuCtioneers.
Noypmbpr u
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-03
Medicines, &c.
FOR SALE.

THE subscribers offer for sale, at the
corner Of King and Royal streets, oppo
site to Mr.. Peter Sherron's store, an ex-
tensive assortment'o of well selected me
dicines,-patent medicines and drugs
the greater part Of which was received
by the ship Clifton from London.
They have also received by the ship
Emily from London, via Baltimore, com
position Mortars & Pestles, varisus sizes
-Apothecary's scales and weights, &
Bolus kniyes-AIso, an elegant assert.
ment of Surgeons instruments, consist
ing of Evans.s Screw TOrnequets, male
and female catheters, pocket instruments
four prices, teeth Extractnrs, Surgeons
needles, dissecting. amputating, trepan-
ming, cupping. and one set OF midwifery
instruIpents-thumb lanCets and cases,
beugies, pewter bed-pans, lancet pointed
trocars and histories, and I variety Of
forceps, Also
l4.O0O Spanish segars, & S kegs chew
ing tobacco.
Country Merchants, Physicians. an
country Gentlemen, can be supplied, on
accommodating terms at the shortest ne
tice.
The subscribers, will, as heretofore.
continue the practice of medicine, in It's
various branches, and will give advic,
gratis to those who consult them at theil
shop. The prices for the doses Of
Medicine, are at the usual apothecary's
rates
Scmmes & Washington.
Oct. 2
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-03
100 Dollars Reward.

Ran away from the subscriber, on the
27th September, a negro man, named
JAMES, about ) feet 10 inches high,
slender made. very black, about forty
two years of age, a good coarse shoe
maker, talks slow and chews tobaccs.-
will give the above reward il taken 20
miles from this place, or Fifty Dollars
if taken within that distance, and pay
all charges for delivering him in Alexan-
dria.
Charles I. Catett
Ostobers u
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-03
For Sale,

FuHHAT substantially built & elegant
ly iinished.three story Brick D'cel-
hing House on Water-strcet, formerly
the residence of the late pr. Kennedy ;
with which will be sold, either conjoin,-
ly or separately, the adjoining vacant
Lot, sS feet front and leo feet deep
The terms of sale will be very accomino-
dating to the purchaser.
II this property be not sold prvioasly
TO the 18th Of May next, it will then be
for Rent aud possession given immedi.
ately thereafter.
Application may be made to
J. l.. M'kenna,
a,ril "a dSt&2awtt
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Bank of the U States,
Once of the Commissioners,

WAsHINGToN, Nov. S5. 1916.
NTOTICE is hereby given to the sub
~ scribers to the Capital of the B;nG
Of the United States at the city of Was
inston. that the Commissioners appoint
ed by the President of the United States
TO receive the said subscriptions, are du-
Nv authorised by the president and dlrec
tors of the Bank of the United States, to
receive the second instalment of the said
subscriptions 10 wit: on each share OF
the said capital, 10 dollars in gold or sill
yer coin, ard o. dollars in coin as aiore-
said, or in funded debt. at the rates pre-
scribcd by the act of incorporation with
a power of attorney annexed to the certi-
ficates of the said funded debt proportion,
authorizing the loan officer, tor the time
being, at whose efice the said funded
debt shall stand recorded (or the register
of the treasury of the United States. if
the stock shall stand OH the books OF the
treasury to transfer the same in due
form Of law, to the president, directors
! and company OF the Bank Of the United
States; that the said commissioners as
agents of the Bank, will attend at the
. rooms Of the treasury, occupied by the
office Of Pay and DEPOSIT Of the Bank o
Columbia, between the hours of 10 o'clock
in the forenoon, aud three o'clock in the
afternoon, daily y every day, Sundays
excepted, from the frs OF January next
en.uinu to the esd of the same month.
both DAYS inclusive, for the purpose Of
receiving the payments As aloi csa:d, and
hat the subscribers, at their option. may
either pay the said second instaiment al
the original place OF subscription, within
the time herein limited, Or at the Bans
of the U. States at Philadcipaia.
JOHN MASON.
THOMAS SWAMI, Com'rs.
JOHN L. VAN NESS,
Noyeihber $40 2awt25dJan
Il
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-03
prR,IsBgD DaHr BY saoWDEx RoYA-sTREET. ALEXANDRIA
FRIDAY, JANUARY 8. 1917
OuIGLY,s

Burr Mill Stone Mandatory.
UNHE subscribe, has received a large
supply OF BURR BLOCKS direct
from France, and has commenced making
Burr Mill Stones, at his shop, upper end
OF King street, near the store Of Mr..
james Anderson, where he can on short
notice, furnish Stones of any size. war
ranted equal to any in the United States,
and ON the most reasonable terms.
Michael Quigly.
anr;l { "
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Alexandria, Dee. so, 1916.

Alexandria, Dee. so, 1916.
Was committed to the Jail Of this
comfy as runaway, negro man named
WiiIiam-he is about feet 7 inches
high stout made--atout SO years Of zss
was bought oil a Mrs. Dove Of Mary !and
by'a Mr. William jones f Georgia and
rIn from him in virginia--The ON ner p
requested to cali,snd prove his property
pay charges and take bin away otherwise
he will be disposed Of ns the law directs.
JAMES cAMPIELL, Jsilor.
December 81 lawzm
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-03
FOR SALE.

A valuable family of Negroes just from
the country, among which are some me.
chanics, and are in number between %
and so. They will be sold all together.
To any person wishing TO stock farm,
they are valuable family. Enquire OF
The Printer.
December 9
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-03
$780,
Union Bank

ALEx.spRiA, Goth Dec. 1916.
AN or after the first of Jsnua, reIA
" Stockholders in this institution who
have paid up the several instruments call
ed for. may receive frsm the profits ID
the last six months. dividend of iour
per cent on the nancy paid in by them
espectively. By order,
G. T. Chapman. Cash'r.
December 90 d4w
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Jane |
Burr Mill Stone Manufacture.
L,bu s Bro1rn and Go.

Respectfully inform the Pa6 l!!;,t ina;
thew continue the MANuFACi Ukf.
of BURR MILL STONES, on the cor
ne, Of Patrick and Cameron-st'eets, Ia
the town of Alexandria,, where they are
eady TO receive any orders with which
they may be favored, and will execute
them with all despatch and in the best
ner.
Ihey hare received an assortment Of
Betting Cloths
of good quality, aud intend keeping a
constant supply. .e
scpteu Der %
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Mutual Assurance Society

At meeting of the Standing Commit
tee Of the Mutual Assurance Society Il
.,ainst fire on buildings Of the State %
Virginia. held on Monday the llth dal
OF November, 1876
This beipg the day fixed BY the con
stitution o! the Mutual Assurance Soc!e
ty AZ ainst fire 90 buildings Of tie State o.
Virginia. for a general meeting Of ihr
said Society TO DE formed, and sutiici-
ent NUMBER Of members in person Or BY
proxy, not attending 10 form such meet
ing, it was
Resolved by the Standing Committee
aforesaid, in conformity with the first
section c! the first article Of the said con.
stitLti0n. that the said general meetins
De adjourned to the first Monday in ia.
mary next.
Pubic Notice there'nreis hereby given.
that the sand general meeting DE adjourn
ed, aud stands adjourned Ia tie first
Monday III January NEXT, 1917, when it
is pa ticuiary desired thst there shall be
full meeting Of the Meubers u the 81
ciety, as matters of the utmost impor-
lance will BE- laid before them touching
lie interest and prosperity OF the institu-,
hon.
b, order oe the Standing Committee.
JAMES RAWLINGS. p. Agent
Of the VI. A: SoCiety.
Form of the writing to constitute proxy
for the above meeting:
Member Of the Mutual Assn
rance Society against fire on buildings OF
the State of Virginia, do hereby cousti-
tate aud appoint - - to attend the
General Meeting Of the said Society 10
be held in Richmond IN the FIRST Monday
in January next, 1917. as proxy, to vote
and act on - behalf on any business
which may come beiure the sa,d meeting
as fully as il personally pre-
sent.
In testimony whereof - hereunto
set - hand l. seal - the day OF -
Witness, (SeaL)
(Seal.)
December 10 dtlstMJan
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Gunpowder

The subscribers have just received 20
kegs English Gunpowder, tower proof,
from HF to +. Also cannon, rine and
canister. Sportsmen are invited to try
the quality. =, n
December 20
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-03
Il ca ID.

DR.. Richard G.. Mason,
Informs the inhabitants OF Alexandra
and Of Fairfax Countys
U|HAT he has recently settled in
Alexandria. and will practice he-
dime and Surgery in the town q coun.
try. Any persons wishing to consult
MIN NAV end him at his dwelling on
Fairfax street, near the lower end oil the
market house. a.,
December IS -aiw
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-03
Vaudeville Il Larmou'
mril "a

Vaudeville u Larmour
Have reeeirsa for Sale,
IS hhds Pennsylvania rye whisky
50 bbls do do
5 hhds New England run
60 bbls do
90 puucheons ID, Sd and eth proof
Wesr-lntia do
Is bbls 4th proof Accomac Pea0h
brandy
pipes HOLLAND gin
10 bb.s country do
90 hhds moasses
50 bbis low priced sugars
60 boxes new raisins =
Is casks do
1000 10 fresh Zante currants 81
600 Id snft shelled almonds
so casks colored Goshen cheese
200 krkins Pennsylvania butter, Phi,
ladelphia inspection, 20. !. 10.
family use
IS bags race ginger
go casks chewing tobacco
So bags and ~ barrels Havana
green coffee
1000 bushels blown salt
1000 ditto ground alum
bale writing paper
80 boxes mould and dipt candles
8 boxes real Martinique N"yau
Wines, liquors and groceries as usual
December 2
Wanted to Hire for the ensu-
ing Year,
Two Men Servants. accustomed to
wait 10 the house, and three Women that
are capable OF washing. ironing and do
ing the work Of chambermaids. Those
from the country would be preterred.-
High wages will be given for persons
the above qualifications
JOHN MCLAUGHLIN.
December 4 I
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-03
Valuable lanyard for Sale
OR RENT.

TRE subscriber wishing to remove
i from the state Of Virginia, will sell
low, or rent for a term of years, his
lanyard at 9ccoquan. consisting Of a
vats, houses sufficient to contain several
hundred cords of bark, and embracing
almost every convenience for carrying
on the business extensively. Attached
ia the lanyard is a very comfortable
dwelling house, with out houses. The
purchaser or tenant can have TIE stock
Of bark, leather, etc. at valuation, for
cash Or on short credit, by giving salts
factory security.
jacob Janney.
Occoguan, ~ mo 10 dcw
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For Sale,
On liberal Terms,

On liberal Terms,
A NUMBER of Houses and Lots, AZ
"a the lower end OF Fairfax street;
and the whole or part Of the lew ground
or marsh adjacent to JOnes's Point APP
ply to c;.
December IS "
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Two Bows.
Forty Do lars Reward,

Ran away from the subscriber or The
Gath instant, a nes'n man named RAN.
DALI CAMPBELL. He is about so
or S4 years Of age, about feet :. or 7
inches high. very round shouldered and
hangs MS head, has most remarkable
prominent thick lips aud hard fearures.
| will give Ten Dollars for taking up
said negro and securing him in jail. L
not farther t''an the city ct Washington,
Thirty Dollars il as far as Baltimore,
and Forty Dollars If as far as Phiiadei.
phid. Masters OF vessels are forrv armed
carrying oil said fellow at their peril
Andrew Jamie on.
December % co6tt y
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SALES AT VENDUE:

On eueru Tuesday and Friday,
WILL BE SOLD,
At the Yenaue Store, corner oil frlhce
and Water Streets,
A VARIETY OF
Dry Goods, Groceries, &c.
Particulars of which viii be expressed In
the bills Of the day:
NJ All kisd Of goods which are o.,
limitation and the prices OF which are
established, can at any time DC VIEW .n
and purchased at the lowest limitation
and prices. ,,pSrz1IEn
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Boltlng Cloths.
Lewis Hipkins & 20.

Lewis filpkIIiS . CV'
Have imported in the ships Boston and
Gen. Smith,
A Quantity Of
HARD WARE, CUTLERY, &c.
which, with their former stock Oh hand
snders their assortment very complete;
They have alse on hand GERMAN
GOODS, and
Swedish Bar Iron,
all Of which will be sold low.
September 90
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-01-24

their insolyent circumstances for tint
involve themselves and their benefsc>
ors in ruin.
Without presuming to say what fur
her encouragement would be an ade-
,quate protection for our Manufacturing
Establishments, we deem it proper 10
5uggsst the cxpediency ofthe following
measures, viz.
First, That the duties imposed by The
ariR at the last session of CoDgre SIS,
instead of being limited to two years,
DC made permanent.
Second That The i;nportaiion Of cot
ton goods manufactured beyond The
Cape of Good Hope be prohibited.
Third. That the Revenue Laws be
revised, and so modified as to prevent
smuggling, and false invoices, and "
ther frauds on the revenus.
Fourth, That a duty of ten per cent.
be laid on al auction sales OF foreign
goods. with the exception ofthe estates
OF bankrup,s and insolven,s, persons
deceased, and sheriGs' and marshals'
sales.
FJth, That it be recommended to
officers of the army and navy, and 10
all Off civil officers, to be clotbsd i'll
SmeIi Ian fabrics and ihst all public
supplies purchased tor the army aud
navI be of American manufacture.
And your memor,alists further re.
quest, in behalf of our mercantile and
manufacturing interests. such addition
al aid and protection as wiil place them
beyond that foreign ;nsuence which
aims at their destruction
.dna yosir memortciisl8, az in dur,
bound zciH ever hraJ, &c
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States, will have the effect of weaving
our citizens from market TO WHEN
they are one week cordially invited anG
ere they;can get their prodnce 10 tn,
proifered market, they end il sc! zed anG
confiscated Tor contravening scme new
order of his majesty's government. IL
August or September, the introduction
into Canada OF Aour, beef, and som,
other articles, was prohibited. In few
weeks, just as the merchants and oths rs
On our northern frontier were prepa>
ring for i new market, he first order
vas contaminated, snd the rev mar
ket thrown open, Nov, behold, our
people arc again deceived and, wheu
hey arc cromding thitLer III Tquadruns
OF twenty Sleighs, they God ,hemsel, c.
arrested on the Canadian frontier, ano
their property sacrificed 10 a new trick
OF his najeSty's servants The follow
ing is extracted from The Canadian Cou
rSpt Of Tie ath inst. IN oorTotoisiicn OF
the facts above stated.
a. We learn from ST. Johns, that alb )ui
twenty American sleighs, loaded with
provisions, have beea stopped at that
Custom HoRse---The pros lama,ion oi
the Governor Tor admitting provisions
having ceased, they are in Consequence
forfeited ii these things are beneficial
TO she province, we will thank some OH,
who is able TO point out its benefits, l..
communicate them for this PAPER"
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OF sitting during aayear. He
would inform the gentleman from Vir
GINA. he said, that, if an his. remarks
on that head, he alluded to the commit
tee who reported this bilb they had no
thing 10 do with the rapid race of Popu-
iarity, which the hon. gentle man had
so handsomely described He would
only add, that ne believed the honora.
bic gentleman himself had now an.
nounced a motion, which had more sub
stanlisl popularity in it than all the
other motions on this subject put to.
gether.
Debate to De continued.