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viii commence sirasin. on Mnnd,,
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ring is the present state Il the WED,
is days drawing over, viz.
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FOREIGN NEWS

The hmborgO upon news is taken of.
and we have at last flood of it from En-
g!and-down TO the $ II of Feb: tireiye
day later The period is ihdeed short.
but the news it embraces is more than
commonly Interesting.
Parliament has met and the Speech
oi the Prince Regent breathes little c0nso-
Iatlon to the distressed people Of England
-itspeaks of The dcfciencV Of the revenue
the distresses of the people, and the "sn;
rit OF sedi'l0l and violence" which had
been attempted 10 be exciioi.-On his re
turn from lite Parliament. site! lei, vim
this melancholy cirge, his Ge,t,nsste ncr
son was treated with very little resoect by
London mob; fhe sfate-coach which en-
closed the person of the Lords anoin.
ted. was attacked with mud amt stones.
ana his Royal lIighness, (as \. York Ed,
nor most absurdly states it, provisle,i-
hatty escaped through the interference of
tie military" Buitetsand oiy guns ere all
so introduced into the story for. the
Prince and his myrmidonS will make the
most OF his danger, to excite the indigna-
ton and enlist the feelings of the crowd.
But no fracture was seen in the opposite
glass no bullet was found in the coach;
ana the utmost pains were taken TO prove
that all the mischief had been done nv =
glanced ball!
Parliament had taken up tie subject
much coincidence of course al lite attack
OH his Royal tiighness and no pains
spared 10 discover the offender.
Ona subsequent day, the p. Regent had
called the attention of Parliament 10 the
" M etlngs and combinations held In dif.
tercIlt parts OF the country. tending IN
the dIstIrbanceoi the public Tranquility"
&C. aud to The overthrow of the whole
system OF the law and constitution" And
SIT thus the Prince stigmatizcs the efforts
OF the People to obtain Reform in Par
lament 10 annihilate those rotten bo-
roughs whichendble tie few to- prey mon
tile many This, it is believed. is fine
great object Of those who are CHARGED
with scdiiOn but, even it they had larger
views, and aspired 10 the extinction Of
the wliolesysicm of PriHces and arising
racy OF the realm, what IRE, man womb
sigh over its runs We pity the under
standing of the man, who calls such q
system " ile most perfect that :,ss ever
fallen TO the lot of any People Has
that man mover heard Of america?
btlt the cloud ofmlnisierial persecution
Isgalherlng Oyertbe heads nj the srd,t;ons
lord Casileroagh las avowed if as The
course Of ministers TO loIlsw The prece-
cent OF ~ OF So. 1t was in those dark
DAYS, that those celebrated State Trials
took place, which cast deep shade no
on the British annals when Muir. Ce-
rs'o q Margaret were consi ned 10 Rots-
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. Boston, AprH 8.
SOI1HH AMEpIaA

oOO ili-AuI%NIIa.
Ii the accounts from Caracas are to
with some vigor
FEB. 4. Gen. Bolivar, who had but 1900
men, Gen. Arismendi, with 1900 men of
tue Patriot army, being al a distance of "a
hundred miles IN the inlerior,) was attack
ed near Barcelona by the Royalsts, aud
defeated.
FEB. 10, the Royalists, with $500 men,
entered barcelona, and were committing
great crueltIes, when Bolivar came upon
them, defeated them with the loss oil
1000 men, and drove them from the ci
Feb. IL, Gen. ArismendiioinedB Bolivar
81 the pursuit ofthe Royalists tow ards Gu
mana was continued with great spirit and
success. The Patriot feet, of s vessels.
besides Privateers, under Ad. Brion. was
then al barcelona, ready 10 aid and CO.
operate with Bolivar.
Feb. Is, Bolivar was attacked by the
Royalists HnderG H. Moriito, 4oOJ strong.
and the battle lasted through the day viii,
various success
Feb lS, Bolirar, .pl.a had infranelaj
himself III Barcelona, was five times at
tackled, and as often repulsed the enemy.
Al evening, perceiving the Spanish squad
ron approaching, lie ordered his own
squadron to he DESTROYED, and incorpora-
ted the seamen, 300 i'll number with Ills
army.
Feb: II, the attack was renewed by the
Royaiists, by land and by sea. without
success. In the night, they threw IN en-
trenclImcnts, which were attacked sword
IN hand by Bolivar, and the Royalists
driven from them.
Feb. Ia. the latest date, Bolivar receiy-
ed an accession oaawo battalions to his
forces, and his me&wefe all in high spirits
Tins Is the substance of the different PAT
rot accounts, which must be credited
with The proper allowance.
~ The Centinel adds, that the above
account was received by the Globe from
Fort au Prince, being brought 10 Jacque-
mel by sloop which arr. OH the 4th of
March from Barceiona-it states, that
before theattack OH Bolivar, Morilio had
arr: from CDthagena that when Bolivar
had his squadron consumed, he explained
10 ms army the necessity which compel
led HIM to order its destruction. inform
ing them they had no alternative but fo
conquer or die his address was received
with tsree cheers !--R. ENQUIRER.
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Hit

Al AhoHAtS SALE.--By virtue Of a Decree Of the s q,
- ptiior Court Of Chanccry fof the Ricb,nnnd b,s
,'gc. pronounced Ia cause therein depending be-
u,t, 'eet y. onii'h and John liowlet adm'ors nf
I ~, ~, WI. WI. me w annexed " William irowu decd
Guy llii'in A. o. Biown aud Mary Jefferson Brown
y" ''du' oy James 4. Pauescn, her guardian sopeiIy
ssss'snsn lev..eesoihe said William brown decd a.
nescld, 70 ieiigbcst bidder on tie pre-
al, on saturday TIE thrH day af Mas next on Gre
, sN ,uonus me purchaser giving bond win apvrs
w seevfi'y TOT the purchase money Trncf 81 J.gg
o'hs zen acres with water gfst isiIi thereon H.
tss' IN The county Of Chesterfield on J,ne. ii,srS
- e eon,isny ~ this property 10 the t, a Of si.ncbes
H. OF" W rty "ihchEcnd, ly,ng IS IL does irnue sfe
~ "p"n 'des River, renders it an object worthy liz
attention Of neo Of entsprle ''-
AprIii. ~ O. - Nd
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SPANESH-AMERtCA.

1t is rumoured, that the Governor Of
Pensacola has requested General Gaines
to take possession OF that place. in order
to secure II against the contemplated at
tack of the Patriots. 1t is certain, that
our brave General and the Don have had
an interview and there is little doubt but
a solicitation of this kind has been made,
and received. as il should, prompt but
respectful negative
ne pancity of Ferdinand's resources,
and his inabiIityto protect his colonies
appear to be daily manifestins tn msclves
while the Patriots, slowly but surely adj
vancing, are reconciling their discorlant
materials, increasing taeir numerical
force, and giving a more bold aud resnec-
table tone TO the character of the Revolu
hon. augusta Chronicle, Narch %.
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ranged sefore y criin,n~l 'iiDUp@l, on =
charge Unreasonable practices, II ,.be.,,.
which an En2lis, Jrry bad fhr courage
torepe'.-lt was the, tina; TIE king t.
nourced the &C sedifions practicas'' nv =,
special message; that MIR. Pitt "r,cvr
ana'iGress of thanks 10 The King Tor The
communication received : and flat IN.
papers were "reteired TO corurit,ee of
seer CIV, consisting OF twenfy-cEe mem-
nrrs, chosen by bai'o;-tle same steps
which have been iafcly pursued il, 9arli,
medt. VI The precedent be still! further
followed. we mSy expect the re2ors ortI,.
secret committee viii BE followed bv :,
suspension OF the Rr5eos Io,.ors ard OH
er measures of ,indicive ,rrsecut;on
We n'ay,,hen Look fer Z new riasol ou,
RACES: and every breeze fror, Britain nay
IN. reiore wat US interesting iuteli,-
g6hce.
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MONTICELLO, January 81, 1911.

SIR,
You have asked my opinion OH
the proposition of 4. NJ. TO take measures
forprocuring on the coast of Al rica an es-
tab!ishmeni TO which The people ofcolour
of these States might from time to time
be colopIzed, under the auspices OF differ
ent governments.
Having long ago made up my mind on
this subject, have no hesitation in say
ing, that have ever Thought that the
mostdesirable measure which could be
adopted for gradually drawing off this
part OF our population most advantage
ous for themselves, as well Us for us
Going from country possessing all the
useful arts, they might be The means OF
iranspiantlng them among the inhabitants
OF Africa, and woHl;i thus carry back 10
file country of their origin the seeds Of CT
vIiization, which might render their So
journmcnt here blessing in the end TO
fiat country. | received III the last wear
ofmv entering into the administration Of
the General Government, letter from
The Governor OF Virginia, consulting me.
atthe request of the Legislature Of the
State, on the means of procuring some
such asylum, to which thesepeople might
he occasionally sent. Iproposed 10 linn
the establishment at Sierra Leone. i'm
which aprivate company in England had
already colonlzed number of negroes.
and parlicuissly the fugitives from these
States curing the Revolutionary War
And at the same time suggested, if that
could not be obtained, some of the Por,u
guese possessions III South-America as
most desirable. The subAequent Legis-
lat'me approving these ideaS, wrote ine
ensuing year lio02) 10 Mr.. Ming, our Mi
met \ ri,Nt,t 70.
ate with the Sierra Leone Company. and
induce them 10 receive such oftfosc peo-
lie as III 1T be colonized thi:her. He
opened Il correspondence with Mr.. VII
beriorce and MIR. Thornton, Secretary of
the COMPANY, on the subject; and in
1909, received, through MIR. king, the
result The effort which mace with
Portugal, IL Obtain an establishment for
them within their colonies, proved also
aboriive.
You enquire further, whether would
use my endeavour to procure for such an
establishment security against violence
from other powers? Certainlv-l shall
willing TO do any thing can, TO eiys
Ii effect and safety. But am but pri-
vaie individual, aud could only use en-
dravours with individuals whereas. the
NaiIona. Government can address them
selves at once 10 those of Earope, 10 OBJ
tam the desired security, and it viii I'M
questlonably be ready TO exert It's infiu-
ence with those nations 10 effect an object
so benevolent initself and so Important
TO a great part ofitS constituents. indeed
nothing Is more 10 be wished, than thar
fie Limited States would themselves m
',ertake TO make such an esta blshmenf on
the coast of Africa exclusive of motives
ct humanity, the commercial advantages
to be derived from it might defray ali lis
expenses.
Accept the assurance Of my respectand
esteem.
THOMAS JEFFERSON.
NoTE by the Commur;catOr.-W was
umtavonrabie, owing to circumstances which do
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WIN p. SMITH & co.--Hsve Just received con.,i.
RfES. NN VI "hoCE-
They hare on hand and offer Fo, Sale.
New-Orleaus,
st. CToix,
Waite Havana SUGARS
Lump and
Loaf
Jamaica,
Antigua, tRUM
Ncw-England
Real cosniac Brandy
various qualities GrceA corr,v
and Java ( COfFEE
Eng Island MOlasses
Lisbon.
9 tns5'Ie' WINE
LnudOH Porter
GunlDwder,
IluPerial. (re
Tyson and iHA
Young Hyson
Mould 1alloB Candles
Brown Soap
Chocolate
Powder
Patent Shot assorted
Crates of ware
ilcfrings, Green CoppcTas
Sacks salt. Liverpool died
~" iron, Steel. Cary ploughs
a.. Leading Lines, Bed Cords,
ahu variety OF other articles m their line which f,ev
VIZ sen at tie lowest prices for cash. town acceptancs
or to iunctuaI customers
ApIu II. HIT
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oppressed the friends Of true libnrtv--tiat on
the 18th prrr,airc delivered up France 70 the
power OF n military chirf-f,aiin Isni roninr-
ed m the bloody phantom GA fa.sr monarchy.
~ ~ usnrrirs dvnastv-ti,at under all forms.
ard IN all languages, tends only 10 fhr over
'hr"" cflegtimate governments, dyna sites,
and national Institutions"
tnr Private Letters from Paris Of 7,ops'.v
having brought us an account or the Sitting
o'thc Chamber ~ rcputes on that 'lav. Two
PrN'nc'Sof aw were presented relative
20 tho responsibility Of Ncmhrrs-thc other
re'ative To the Constitution of the Chamber
of Peers as Il Court of Peers.
PARIS. Feb Six o'clork
Letter from Pordeaux. this instant re-
ceive', gives IN account of a sedtion Of which
had iust taken place in that town. and which
was attended with fatal consequences. The
people song'it n opposo the c,otarkation of
tue corn destined for other departments. The
opposition was 50 violent. that rhe military
were called in aud were obliged TO ERE upon
them: Aconsid"rs'blr number Of persons were
left deal ON the spot, and yet greater yum
Der wounded. ssr''
I.ord Casterpa-'i will in The House oe Com
mons this evening, move for the appointment
of a Finance Committee.
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> Neto Iemtcys.
STAPLES OF TgF 1Apvrr
POsTSCRIPT.-The Caraccas Ca

POSTSCRIPT.-The Caracas Ga
5ettee OF the Goth February, contains Gen
hears account of the operations Of tie
Royal army against Bolivar, from The
9Th to the 10th Feb. lie concluded
with saving; await cannon TO haitar
the editlce fortified by the rebels, certain,
that on;obtalning, them, their destructi.
on Is the work OF but a few Moments
Inc Gazet!e of the 5fII March, saws.
on me goth Feb. the (rova) squadrt,,
returned from Camana, with The artillery
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<itJelndTfe. fn1.f III 1917
The Election for Members 10 he ts.
sembly for this County took place today.
and IS lust over. Our friend, Dahaey
Minor, is elected with Major Jesse ".
GARTH
" Very une2pcctedly, our former Mem
her for the County, Thomas w. Ntaary
who had be detained in Richmond, .lu-
ring the whole Winter. by indisnosilion.
and who arrived among us in The last
stage, consented Gndaed, was in manner
compelled by number of the Freehold
ers OF the Coupty,) 10 stand pollfor The
District. J. was after the poils were o.
penecd, and not until proclamation wns
made, at the instance OF mary of those
trfe,holders who have not been en-
tirely pleased with the coimse of Their
late Representative, Mr. Hugh Nelson.
that he consented to serve HE Dis.
,rict, u 1t chose to confi9e its interests fo
h'm-,that he entered on his canvass. "A,
the close Of the poll, the votes were
For Mr.. Nelson o;f
MIR. Maury. lc7lv
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J0uIop Tn, %

]F''I 'VF'
The friendly intercourse observable at 20.
reign Courts. between the Ambassadors or
Spain aud PORTUGAL, gives conference 10 all
we have before heard Of the concurrence Of
Spain in the Erazilian invasion ofthe Montevi.
dean territnrv. ~ tho mean fi,ne. til. Sort,
American Independents ave nssidncn>lv Guilt
vatinga cool uni-rSt,n ling with the other
rnwers ~ E'urope-. which eventually will ope-
rate considerably in their favonr
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THE EDITOR

fo1 Tou~, Ap,i17.
knowing vour desire 10 have early in
formation of The elections, I send Won be-
low the result Of that Of tie connfv a
Gloucester. There is no opposition known
10 exist against BaSsett OF i:iis side the
lay; the Senate, (the new dislricr.l
we have contradictory accounts as n
there being any candidate or He Easier
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RICHMOND. APRIL II. 1877.
TcoMMUNIcArED.1

TIE fo'iowing IS an Ecfyocf IF a Le;fersc ,ff-
tn by THOMAS JEFFERSON, to j.
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- The following extract of letter. &c
prepared for The Press, has been Lon,iri
10 ms for puhlicaiion-On oua.iious IS
election, we think the Press ought to be-
open--in conformity towhich impression.
i've publish it,
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VIRGINIA -ELEcTYoNg

DELEGATES FoRTHH NFxrI rcisLArunr.
({fetsras c9nsifr,r1.
'Npotsgfrs"'q--Niaior Sfapictnn Clutch
field Captain John Gua,,es.s
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70 IN ELFC HUN
COagyess.
Hassett 2oz
40 vote against him.
State SsSete.
James NJ. Roy 2I3
Scattering Ii
-, House Of Delegates.
WA. Jones, Overfon SeawelI.
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THOMAS JEFFERSON.

NoTE by the COmmgn;cator.-W was
tiitavonrabie, owing to circumstances which do
not exist at the present time
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-05-14
DIED,

In this town on Thursday last, Mrs. HAsSAR
BaAYros, widow of Mr. Francis Hrayton. aged
95 years. -
= Yesterday morning, Mr. JAMES Re s.xsoa, in tue
18th year of his age '~~. -"
AT Portsmouth. (on this Island) ON the Cd inst
Mr.; ISAAC ALaY, son OF the late Mr.. Holder Almy,
in the <lst year Of his age, .....
On the 9Th inst Mrs. ALrcs CHASE, daughter
Of the late Mr.. Zsccheus Cb;se, il the asa year Of
her age. '.r
At South.kingstown on the ist last. Miss SusaH
HAZARD. daughter of the late MIR. Sarrel Hazard.
in the <lst year of her age.
=" AT East Greenwich, on the Cd inst. Mrs. ANY
MAHwsLE. relict Of Mr. Adam Maxwell, formerly
OF this town, in the 8ist year OF htf age -
AZ Warwick, on the 21d uit Col tons Low, as.
ed SO p ,i.s ,-.t. :
= At Providence. On Saturday last ANN;ELilA-
ssTH, aged S years and six months, daughter Of
SMr Perez o. Richraond. formerly ot this town. -'
!" Some m1rsssnyer If God Aer door has pcss'd,
: From egrfL, refu,,iag, sas ne eesaae0is fs~er,
:. 1ranstsrfed gaihs,'S js, and ~ his hand
=" Bore her.fo Heapen, rsjoiragi