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The learned Johnson, with all his affect
ed contempt for female society, was by no
means ignorant of the empire which the
ser held over all our affections. Witness
the subsequent extract. A fiirer, and at
the same time, more exquisite compli-
n,ent was never offered on the altar Of
beauty - (Charieston Times.
A solitary philosopher, says he, would
imagine ladies born with an exemption
from care and sorrow, lulled in perpetual
quiet, and toasted with urmingied pleasure;
for what can interrupt the contentEent Of
those, upon whom one age has labored af-
ter another to confer donors and accumu-
late immunities those to whom rudeness
is infamy, and insult cowardice whose eye
commands the brave, and whose smiles sol
ten the severe whom the sailor travels to
adom, the soldier bleeds to defend, and
the poet wears out his life 10 celebrate :;
who claims tribute from every art and sci
ence, and for whom all who approach en-
deavor TO multiply delights without requir'
ing any return but willingness to be pleased
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From the Richmond Compiler, July 90.
MIsERIES OF PRINTERS.

MISEKlES Or PhlNIENS.
Among the complaints, which the editors
of our Newspapers have to make, and they
are most certainly not few nor far be-
tween is that most crying sin Of negligence
in many country post-offices. After we
have been at all the pains of collecting
news, seeing the paper set up, worked
from the press, directed TO subscribers,
and carefully depositing them in the post
office. our whole labor is sometimes set
at haught by the remissness Of country
postmaster. He will not forward the pa
per 10 the subscriber, or to the neighboring
Offices. Sometimes the packet which is
addressed to his own ofice-let il arrive
ever so safely into his own hands, never
reaches the different individuals for whom
it was intended. Sometimes the Post-mas-
ter itches to learn the news himself-opens
the paper, cons it over, throws it down, and
it is never replaced in the box. Some
times he hands out paper to particular
friend, who never thinks Of handing it
back. Sometimes the mail is opened in a
back room in the presence Of his neigh
bors who very unceremoniously help them
selves, and pocket papers, for which they
have never paid one cent.--Promises in
these cases are scarcely ever fulfilled
" Only lend me the paper for one hour, sir,
and / will be sure to return it, The
sheet, is found to possess some particular
attraction either great battle, a pretty
song, or a. recipe for the tooth-ache, and be
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Extracts Of letters dated liverpool, 4th ana
9Th of June.

Extracts of letters dated liverpool, 4th and
9Th Of June.
"Within the last few days our flour mar
ket has become more steady, and higher
prices have bEen generally asked by the
holders. Yesterday about 5000 barrels
were taken by the trade at "A Ass and
some small lots Of Philadelphia have been
sold at 46 per Dbl. For wheat too, there
is more demand both here and in London.
The weather is very fine, but if it continues
much longer without rain, the country will
suffer. Cotton is steady at gold 2i3d
for Upland; 81 a 23id for New-Orleans,
and IS IS 1Od per lb. for Sea Islands.
American rice in bond may be quoted at
36s per cwt and Ass would be given Tor
duty paid. The sales Of ashes are very IL
mited at our quotations, viz: Boston pots,
"a a SIS; New York do SO 81; Mon
treai, SO So; pearls, SIS 6 a Sos cd per
cwt." baltimore Patriot.
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IMPROVEMENT IN SCIENCE.

Extract of a letter from a scientific gentle
man in Philadelphia, to another in Will
mington, dated July 9, 1918.
Benjamin Tucker, Of this city, has a
I.eyden jar so constructed, that a full charge
of electricity can be passed through the
system without exciting any sensation, o.
ther than slight twinge-he can produce
a prcfuse pespiration in 90 minutes-and
if there is no fallacy in the thing, it will be
an important discovery.
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OF the 6fty.hve patriots who signed the
Declaration of Independence, the following
are the only members who are now living,
viz: Thomas Jefferson, OF Virginia John
Adams, of Massachusetts,; Charles Carroll,
of Maryland; VIM. Floyd, Of New-York I;
and VIM. Eilery, of Rhode Island.
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ALEXANDRIA,:
THURSDAY MORNING, JULY %.

John W. Green, esq. is appointed by the
Governor and Council of Virginia, Chan
cellor of the Williamsburg and Fredericks.
burg Chancey Courts, in the place OF
Robert Nelson, deceased.
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NEM-YoRK CANAL.

n one section of country through which
this canal is 10 pass, distance of IS miles
not less than 5000 men are employed. 1t
is believed that this excavation will be COM
pleted, and much done towards the con-
struction Of the necessary entertainments,
culverts, locks, SC. by December next.
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BY Last Evenings Mail.
Neap. York .MIu 81

Nep- York, July go.
Glasgow papers to the 9Th June, cor
tanning London dates 10 the Cd, are receiv-
ed by the ship Niagara, Captain Lambert,
III AZ days from Greenock. They contain,
however, very little that we have not be-
fore published.
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From Me solo" Of Desultory Reader,

VTOW Wc STtO " HeSutOFy NeuueT'
WILD OXEN AND WILD DOGS AT BUENoS
AYREs.
"This fertile province is remarkable for
two kinds of wild animals, wild oxen and
wild dogs.
The number of wild oxen here is so
great, that every year 100000 are killed
solely fer the use oftkeir hides. About go
hunters on horseback proceed to spots
where these animals are known TO herd,
having in their hands long stick shod with
iron, very sharp, with which they strike
the OK that they pursue, on one of the hind
legs; and they make the blow so adroitly,
that they almost always cut the sinews in
two above the joint. The animal soon al
forwards falls, and cannot rise again. The
hunters instead OF stopping, pursue the O.
ther oxen at full gallop, with the reins
loose, striking in the same manner all
which they overtake; thus eighteen or
twenty men will with ease fell or 800
oxen in an hour. When they are tired Of
the exercise, they dismount to rest, and al
forwards, without danger, knock on the
head the oxen which they have wounded.
After taking the skin, and sometimes the
tongue and suet, they leave the rest for the
birds Of prey.
HTid Dogs.-These ferocious animals
have descended from some of the domestic
kinds that have formerly gone astray, and
have multiplied to an excessive degree in
the counties near Buenos Ayres. They live
under ground in holes, which may be easily
discovered by the quantity of bones heaped
round them. II may be with propriety
supposed, that some time or other, when
the wild oxen are destroyed, so that the
dogs cannot obtain them, they will fall up
on men. One of The governors Of Buenos
Asres thought this subject so well worth
his attention, that he sent some soldiers to
destroy the wild dogs, and they killed
great numbers of them with their muskets.
But on their return, they were insulted by
the women and children of the town who
were very insolent-they called them ma
taperrors, which means dog killers: whence
ithas happened, that the men, disheartened
by false shame, have never returned 10
that kind Of hunting" tFed. Rep.
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Among a number of original and select
articles in the Democratic Press, it is men,
toned that Mr. T.. Wilkie of Patemoster
row, London, is preparing to publish the
dramatic works Of Dir. Sheridan, to which
will be prefixed correct life Of The author.
Mr.. Richard Hand proposes to publish by
a subscri ption, a Treatise on the Art OF
Painting on Glass, which corrects an erro-
neous impression, that the ancients excelled
in the art, and denies that the art has been
lost.
A material for roofing is used in England
which is both cheap and durable. 1t is
formed by slipping sheets Of coarse paper,
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3Oieh.

II the 6lst wear Of his sge, on the s5th
March last, a the house ct q frien Oh
ambe.Isnd Island. Georgia. IN his re
turn f-oa. the " est In.ies to his naive
>tate, V'rgis's, MsJot-Genrra HENRY
Ii, cons rtsuors officer ~ the Revo-
lutouay rmk
H. entered as captain Of avs!r,. in
the Virginia he, n he age oi l9,
which .ltuarnn ne sorH com aided he
respect and a t-ntion of b cou: try. by
his active d diriCs en'erp z, aud me
curfid.noe ni the Illus lou commander
in chief f the military l'rcrs oil the =
STATES a conf ence ~hict continued
,hr Il n lie lie : rapid Ga" Ell
to the rank Of MaJo., AID su0n ailsi 70
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Sgw-PAPF Rs.

Newspapers are said TO be infalllble
thermometers BY which We can ascertain
the heal or coldness of the political at
nosphere. Judging from the present aP
pearance Of that thermometer, he at
,no.phere is unus ally temperate. En-.
gland DOES not, If We NAV Judge from the
same standard, show the same degree OF
temperature The suspension ofthe ha-
beas corpus is repealed, aud those VINO
were arrested and confined on suspicion
are now suffered to 60 al large. Some
of these men, when the doors OF their
prisons were thrown open, have actually
refused TO depart. They demand to
know the crime for which they were ar.
rested. aud the names OF their accusers.
This the magistrate is not authorized 20
Impart; and the suspected persons; on
the other hand, declare that without such
information they will not even accept CT
the preferred liberation. In the mean
time all the spndles IN the vast aud CON-
pIicated mandatory of popular d!scon-
tent are set in motion again. The old
patriots, Burdett, Cochran, Wooller, ard
others, have opened subscriptions for the
relief Of those who were confined BY the
suspension of the habeas corpus act. In
hamma!Orv speeches, resolutions and adj
dresses are pouring from the press
What will be the issue of this state Of
things, we presume not to say-whether
it will fret its hour away in patriotic Va
po'ing in the public papers, or render a
suspension Of the habeas corpus act again
necessary, time will determine.
Federal Republican.
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Federal Republican
From the Phi deiphia .aWora.

SPAIN.
We have ben favored with the Mad
lid Gaze ties of the later end OF Feb.u-
ary aid beginning Of March, and aiatteT
Of a fripni at 4 Ige>i a., d tn fr,t Of
Fso, uary, ct which the following are ex-
tracts:
The Gazette of the 90 h jan. con
iains an extract fr"h the Presidents
message, and TO doub will amuss you,
at less' that paragraph which speaks OF
the relations between our cUun'r' and
Spain, and the iasr pa az aph is in drrct
contradiction with the me- s1ge. his Is,
ho. ever, merely to blird the eyes of he
unfortunate people of thu c"unt 5, "ho
rpt being permitted to read any otter
public papers, receive as g''Pe' al mat
i. contained in the government Gizrtte.
The accounts given officially by gem
eral MnriIIr, in tie anne paper, uh"er
date Gumana, asth August, ,sl7, OF tue
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.Nsu Fork. .3pra 5.

sNtu y'h' eP'S ~
We have received Halifax saPer. TO
the s1st March. Some extracts will be
found below. The British packet Grace
Can't. Vivian, arrived a. Halifax or the
16til, in days from n. York. and was
to sail for England on the morning OF the
Dist The brig Commerce and schooner
Concord, had arrived from Boston.
The Chronicle Of the 9th states, that
the governor had given his assent to an
act to amend aud continue the several
act, imposing duty OF articles to be lm-
ported from the U. States Of America
Halifar. March 90.
During the last three or four days. Two
nstitions. one for, and the other against,
the ex,ention OF the trade. between this
province and the American states, have
been handed about the town for sigma
tpre 4: which have been signed. Of course,
as interest or opinion dictated We
know. that there are many well lhfofmea
persons. who think that trade IN general
should be laid under as few restraints
as possible and who would rather ssn
L
a memorial or petition to government, f'r
Grant, j t, hihfaI all the advantages OF
. fee port. The hourishing cities OF
. abec aud Won't cal boast, already, OF
he great .TvaGt =, OF their inland trade
w.tn Ame~.c,; nd although this pro-
vice i, mt qu," 80 elg'bly situated IN
that re- ,pect yet. II It acre once ST. us'
tn u p ,ius Of u 'mr"rtIhuns trem the
W !nd,rs or else,,hrre, night ae ship
p,d t. arvaot re, and in.m a countsrha
lance t, the nea.y Demand tor ii"u' s-d
otie- article, from the American >t:t:>,
Ne s,ouid ,oou tee the grca' bel OF
,wh a cn.r,e # tfate. And even our
IA ,ners and gfaziers would loon perceive
vat advantage, resulting tr"m the 10
creased population aud "ff nee Of the
cma The commercial ,reaty ar con-
yei.t between G. Britain and Ameri-
ca, i'll expire in Ii,Ir m're than year
from TINS time liz the interlm, he A'"e-
ricaa government 'ili endea'or b every
means in their pow to iaE ,trlc"Ohs
on the trade Of the.e proSinc =; and
those persons who think that any thing
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PURSUING THE DEAD.

Itappear' from an article IN vernon
Taper, that such vas the anxiety to eb'
tain the body of sauuei i. Godfrey tor
dissection, who was executed al Wood
stock, ives on the 18th February, tia
il was necessary to Ies"tt to an eNpedl-
ent to prevent IL. A coffin wa. Hressred
and a suitable stick Of wood put therein.
which, accompanied by a. med men, va
carried a distance ase several miles. am
left in a barn for safe keeping. In he
mean time, the b"dy oil Godfrey was Pa'
into garnet a, Woodstock, to be saved
for his friend, where it appears t" have
remained during the cold season, but has
latterly been inferred BY his cohnexions'
". r. Dasty .adrsrGsg.
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IRON CADlZ.

Captain Pitt. Who arrived this morning,
10 the ship Scioto. SO DAYS from C2dlz,
informs, that the Russian feet. Of five
74's ard four trigates. arrived at Cadiz
on the esd February, four day. before ne
sailed: as also two valuable ships from
Lima, with dallas. &c, Flour at Caciz
and Gibraltar 80 50, ard dull.
Bah PATRIOT, .apra :. q.
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military o,.r.tions at the island Msrsa-

ct u,ss be proof thaf 'he Pe''P'e W.
portion 4 Spanish Amefios''e'm oe'ei'
mined to obtain Their emancipation
The la, Gazette gives a eeP'"rsoie
glance It afairs in Mexico; Toyat au''"-
ri,v .bsre must be on its lasi legs NE
.sne psper also contains the story oil me
late herrid transactions at Ais'srs,-i
know no government. IN these parts N en-
bear. % .tron. a resemblance to A's'ers'
a. that of this unfortunate country Ii
* ;mooss;ble TO describe to you the s'"'e
Of things here-and the miracle ~ Nv"
they e,is; at all. About t"o weeks ago.
the captain gene al Of Andaiu'la ca'ieo d
meeting OF tae princiual merchants OF the
cit, Of Cadiz aud stated to them tha'
the II. or, were without food. ray mas
Iohg been out Of the qurs''"": ell 'ne ar
nv Is reduced to bal pay ana o. .iA'
half, seldom one third Is pa" "''
The col"nels Of tie res'ms"'s "a" .ei"'
sent d that they COULD "ct 'rs"e' WI wv
Consequences, II mono! "'
provide the miserable fa"ohe VIII.
10" served out to the o'P>'-
hO9sand dOiisrs vas rd'sea III '
patty resource, Wn'eh Cd" 0"''
the evils ate" days Ut "ee"e
tle' l" me custom" h.' 49, nsn.lI, did
IN one "oh'n 10 "'A' -,
per day In 'hi' "ie'."'o
misery re''Ges' '"@''
Gibraltar 10 ~ TOW
few daNs "a l. ~heS l was a.
dIz. royal order !ai oeen eon''n' r
tel 70 TIE "'ou"'' 49,, -,
'nA' c'''' ue''a'' @' - ,-,n
fvnnA l"' Jan A. ',,,.do ..e 70
s'' Ut up S'' N"' WV I.l n,.
t'r'h me qua '0"''
dn'y OF > Per cent y
on all goods i 'e'' however W. >'
dent mat "'''e ~ 10 so-u =" '' :"
ed IRON inc measure a. - "1,' "
WI" De Pu'0"' .'t' It wiz -
OILY III name ioo VIII Ue u.p''>'O "
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A writer in the Il Y. Evening Postre
commends, as remedy against the worm
which pI educes the blotche' in plumb and
peach trees, to lay the roots bare where
thew ian the trunk, in the months OF No
vember and April, and anoint them with
a mercsrial ointmeut-commenly called
g Itch Ointment" about an ounce to a
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rive extract an article on Agriculture,
from a title work by Judge Peers, en-
utled Notices for Young Farmer
We intend occasionally to make fur
Their selections. Viiiags Record
Break sp deep, aud be not afraid Of
turning up barren soil when the nature
Of your ground admits Of this operation
Shallow ploughing up the vegetable mould
deceptiously serves turn, when 1t Is Dol
exhausted; and It's exhaustion Is the GER
tain consequence Of this il!-judsed hiisge
But the air contains the principal store :"
materials for TIE iaod Of plants, and VII
fmpregnate the subsuatun, il exposed
due length of time; especially IN winter
when il receives much and parts with iit-
t,e-rhe heat Of the sun being then Tee
BILE. and incapable o! drspelliLg what the
sciI receives from the air. Those who
obiec, to deep much more to trench
piou.hing, want experience sufficiently to
test their benefits. They have mis'nana-
ped experiments, Or have been IN too great
haste I" crop their grounds.
The substratum must be exposed Tor d
time necessary To receive ths fGsaeDoe
Of the atmosphere. IHdiar Corn, "Itn
lime, is BY far the best crop, after treuch-
iny particularly because it requires the
soil u be constantly stirred aud exposed:
true. there are some ,oiis which neither
deep nor french Ploughing will benefit;
and every farmer should aceonuod1tr
his practice to the nature and quai''.r,'
Of h,ss il 0ver cropping I'D .ha'io"
plru sh,ng. with exhaus,Ins GRIP. III sue
ce-..on. frequently cause o'er~h'ln.H=
erlS'hs OF sorrel to int,:t III manags'
fields. Lime Is the onh remed! ard
YOU will see in Lord Dundonald's 81 on
nexion," &c. he good effects Of lime
which DESTROYS the .orrel, and produces
the so.relh.e acid. highly friendly TO pro-
ftable and wholesome vegetation.
Green .orre! grows on fertile srii; but
the red ,orrel is certain proof Of sten-
lity.
Never SOW foul or weedy soil to save
ploughing; or wet one to save time -
nor sow or stubble in one chaff bearing
crop, Immediately to folio" another -
Such farming NAY ucceed tor tins IN.
der particular circumstances but in the
end, it v i'll produce enly a crop OF 'egret.
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An experiment has been made to as
certain the difference between dew-xa-
ter and rain-wster. BY putting an equal
quantity Of each IT. different vessels, and
setting them in the sun to dry away. The
result was, that the sediment Tor 'etting,)
, Of the dew, were in greater quantity,
blacker and richer, than that on the rain
water.
Dew is therefore more fertilizing, ard
thu is the reason why lands will be more
benefited by being constantly Ploughed
when the dew is in them.
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rRcN st. JOHN, y. B.

We were Yesterday favored with ps-
pers from s.. Iohb. \. B TO the ! lth ult.
received at Merchants Hall.
difference appears 10 exist at New
B unswick between the council and
house Of assembly as 10 the bl,l respect
ing the plaster law. The former are
willing to repeal, but contend that the
act must be submitted to the prince re-
gent before n takes effect. We have no
account Of thi. condit.o on being suggested
in Nova Scotia when the law was repeal
ed there.
The legislature Of New brunswick
have recently had before them what they
considered a case of a breach OF pivI-
lege. They ar Aligned Mr.. nursnt, a
printer. to5 an Objectionable Publication.
lie declared no offence was intended BY
him. and gave up the name of Stephen
Humbert, esq. sIember OF tie house as
the author. Mr.. ii. said he con.ijeIed
the printer as inserting il Oh his own re.
spoI. bility. The house immediately de-
clared Mr. ilumb rt'- seat vacated.
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Rof0r, .3p,il 2.
fEoN cALCrITA

IRON c.LCrTTA
Nv the ~ Cd" u, at hewlort from
I Ill xe have -eceiv 8 f-r." car c"'t'''-
po, dert the rsprr. # Cslcutia I. she 80
Of Nav tie d. o. which 'lie hip saii'u
y. have been favored l. paP-rs q th'
same dat b. capa ri. b., lass ngrr
IN The Cadmu.. EItrsCt, To-
Calcuite, .Sor
1t reported that Jus h Helen
WIS sbou; 10 sci rom MacOa. accounts
were received hat the captain. o. v'sse',
had all so"e on bnzrd their -h'r-' ara
addressed tie suIe carg9ss IN the ,uo-
iect of scar h clsiuen by the Shihe'e,
x;.hirg know whether, 10 tie e'e7f vi
any at,emp, to cary tais mt exscadsn'
they should resist II by force. ne al
,Wer # the suPe'ca g5es We have not
lea-Lt.
Calcutta, Noe. 6.
Extract of 4 letter from IhlIa, dated
Aug s5:-" You viii, OF Course, have
been APP i.ed 81 All American shI9 haN.I z
been bga ded BY gang # thieves IN Ma
coz Road>. Who Killed oi hti crew. d"u
stole rs hest. Turkey opium anu casS
of dollar. The ,fftndcrs wore ai'ef.
wards taken, AID OF them suffered
deaf, ssre~ ab' ' 20 the Chinese law-lfs
for life. Tn, Hong mSrchant ,rko ge"e,
rally series the americans, Vos sqa,e=ed
bp The ChiEsse g'>rsrnmsnt for I5G,GDJ
tails Tn, Hong merchant. after this,
erdesvor-d {. cohrel al our cnmmsnd
ers to give bord, na1ir. themselves la
Bile tor the whole. if detected smuggling.
From the iudIcirus interference Of the
select comrmt.re II has been go, over
The trade, however, was STOPPED for S
weeks.
$500 bale. Of cotton have arrived
from India, and LIS, 500 balls are expect
ed"
.io,- 10
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The citizens Of ret,"I' have Petinoned
Congress u offer for sac the public land
in the Michigan territory. 1heT state
that the territory extends nearly $50 miles
from east to vest that the Irdiin title
has Tor some wears been eltingulshed 10 a
considerable par of IL; that it aoouDds
in I.rge tracts Of valuable and fertile
soil. fitted TO invite emigrants to the
country, aad capable supporting PoPulOns
and compact settlements, &c.
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can be dOre 10 promote the interest Of TIE
colony, have "a .ir. I ius.-
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Orle..d, HAT b. III sr. 0: me
mon. i / Il, ,nirr.' .. It =" s.. y -
tie ltt /. of the ~. lct o' 200
hi. 4, the .,aI,ig mu,Iors ct to
We. al thai me ANY am Pr"
n.a.rapy o. y" '"n cop! OF .
La, aud :h.. r,i,.5 ~ relation tErre Oh. a."
,,s.ad by the iegIoHar' Dart u i.F'r
,f the II n NJ re-. 1875, and app "
BY the b s,drer g neral.
ses;iuu ~. And be il further enas'E