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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-23

growth, produce, or manufacture, Of T.
foreign countries.
BY the act Ct Tie United States 4
which have referred, it is, among Of.
things, enacted in the sixth secti6, ~
upon importation into the U. Si,.
irou in bars and bolts, except Iron n,,,
featured BY rolling, shall pay a duty
45 cents per cwt. and that 10 bars .,
bolts, when manufactured by rolling ;,
anchors, it shall pay duty Of $50 ce,,
per hundred weight.
1t was probably not known that :.
bar and bolt iron, manufactured in Gre.
Britain, is in the last process rclls,|
whereas the same article, both in Swell
and Russia, instead OF being rolled. !, j
the same process hammered-bu, Will
the iron is manufactured into bar Or b,sI
whether BY rolling or hammering, il ST.
precisely the same progress of msnub
tuEe, and is in every respect as sppIir,
bic TO the same purposes Of use and r,n|
rioi manufacture, and consequen,I, 4
to all intents. a " like article" But h,
the inequality of the duties which ku.
been imposed, it seems to have been in,
ginrd, that rolled, bar, and belt iro, n
IN sage Of manufacture beyond t,]
of hammered iron, AID you will obser
that this srppnsition is Strengthened h,
the Circumstance OF its being elassed will
anchors. which are in state uf connie.
and finished manufacture, and ale wor
S5!. per ton in The British market. whis
bar and bolt iron are only worth Iii. pa
ton.
II is TO lie assumed that. whenever az,
duties are imposed On any foreign article
in a graduated scale propor,ioned to IL
manufactured state, it is intended tb.,
the duty should be regulated By that st...
alone, and not by the process by which.
is brought to that state.
Iron, in a certain state Of manufacture,
is 10 be charged with certain duty lhe
means of bringing j. TO that state, wh.the:
BY hammering or rolling, is not to be h.:
in consideration for, il it were, the el.
feet would be to force each nation to Us.
exactly tLe same process, ard, what Ger.
tainly never could have been intetded. 10
check and punish the application Of IL.
genuity and improvement.
Considering, therefore, that the bsr
and bolt iron manufactured in Gra:
Britain is, according TO the true pin:
and intent OF the Cd article Of the treaty
of commerce. in every respect like
article" with that Manufactured in Swe,
den and Russia, it is hoped that .uch
measures viii be taken by the govern
ment Of The United States, as will allow
Of its admission TO importation at tn
same rate OF duty. and will place th'
British n anulactureT in that state If E
quality, in respect to sovereign nation;
as NAV accord Nth Inc uBdoubted inten
tion Of the late treaty Of commerce b.
tween the two countries.
have the honor to be &c.
CHARLES BAG0T.
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State Of Rhode. .islzud and Proyidercs
Plan ationx.

State Of Rhode. Islzud and Proyidercs
Pisnlalions.
In General .1ssen,6!y, ocf. Sss1sn, n. d. isis.
AN ACT in sdditioo 10 the "sst TO tegvlatS
process against Banks and lnsurenes Cosnpsniess
aod for oiher purposes therein. msn''otd"
g., pE IL ssasisd by tie csnoroi rssssssbk, Tl'ss
- The sialemrnss required BY The third sac
tim Of sss .r,, TO be mse " the sevGrsl banks i
this state, shall all BE- made. and conpIstsd on the
Monday uex, prsescding the May Session of 'hs
General Assembly snnusay end shall contain It's
exhibit of the state Of said baoks, as shsli Lo st
ths hour Of sSur OF the clock, y NJ OF ths, days
AID in addition t. ssid statements, rs required W
that section. the same s5sl corsrn fut sccouye
Of all property, Of every description. belonging 10
said banks. aud Of all debts. Of every Description.
due therefrom, .snd of the true snount Of csri,sf
stock then sctuaiIy and 6s,q<ed paid ~ by t'u
stockholders Of said banks respectively. hnS eva.
ry such statement shslI shew the exact amount hf
debts then due to the respective banks, from tho
dierctors thereof, and tks amount dee from tho
other stockholders thereof, not bsming hewevsf
the individual debtors, all which s,atenAsats shsS
be sworn 10 - required in ssid act.
Sec z. .fnd 6s 10 Isrflsr sussfsd. That the state.
ments Aforesaid, required by The said act 10 no
made on the third day of the October ssss'cw OF to
Genorai Assembly snnuslly, be made on the thir1
day of the May session Of the General Assembly
snnually, and that so mush Of the said set. ~ re-
Suires ssid statsmsnt TO be made 81 the oetob<d
S,ssiss Of the General Assembly, bs repeated
Sec. 3. .fnd be IL J6rflsr essUsd, TbN t.'s scts
and the act to which il 10 in addition shsii extend
to sIi banks which may berssf,sr bo i,rcorrcrsssd
in this State, - wsllts 20 all these hsgsioiofe IN
eorporsted.
Crdsrsd, That the preceding set Be psblishsa In
al, The newsSsPsss printed in this State.
4 frps Copy WJsrsss.
sANuBk BDDY. &ffS,
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~ Its ExcsLLEycf

cf ss4S kAChLLESCr
NEHEMIAH X. KNIGHT, ESQ.
Cope,nor, caessia, Gsaersi aad CAmnaaars
in csssf g .Sr S.ass Of RAsar-lsssna al.i
lpvevids~ss P.svssGcns,
"A PROCLAMATION.
WHEREAS tho General Assembly Of the
ate siofSssid, st the session IN Oe,cs
Der las', passed The following reLosa,ionsstc
vii - a.
I" Wasrsas isis the duty Of all nea tur:'a
bly, to- scknowsedgs THAR dspsndeoce u2cd
Tho supreme Ruisr Of ,he Unlvssss; 10 cons
fsss before nlm their hul,plied sssnse tsss
sions, and TO rsader Thanksgiying and p sise
tor the yasious blessings which daily n9w
om His bess6ssnee and powe,
/" gasr.tsre Rs.otscd, The, THURSDAY,
The thnd day CT Dscs Dbsr next, he ana Ihs
samc is he eby appointed ss dsy of gene,sl
sod public ZH<AsSGiYfAG x Pa<iSAs
That IL bs tecosnns aded 70 10 psopir OF his
State, on that day, 20 lay aside ell cuaeos ss0
labor and unoecowing tecrea,ion, spd % ~
semb'e IN their scspeclive houses OF pubic
worship, and there, with dcyout and gsstsiu'
hearss, TO acknowledge thsIs creation end
proscryat, to confess their manifold cfss'
cas- against HE Law, and iuhplors ne pardon
OF all their sin,, through the m<,i,s and pn.
dialion Of ouf Lot-asd Ssvioc, Jesus chtisSi
10 render unsf,gnsd d ahks ior the tlsssinss
Of the last year, 10 tha, Hs hs,h bean piessed
10 preserve our county f,om iamlne, pesli.
lenes Ind war that The labor OF ,he hus5ands
mao hath been hounteously rswa ded, ana
thar our commsree snd mAnofsctusels h.v1
prospcred aoocs HIS sm,ies, thsr III. hath
ccounved 10 vs. a government OF our omu
choiye, ,be,sby securing these rights of pct.
son, al Propsny and Of opinion, 40 ssssntial
10 our freedom snd most dcvoutly 10 cup"
pilcs,s bin, 10 bless tho lsnG 10 whish We
dweli that thoss sho, from 'ins time, nay
DO delsgs'.d 10 siminis,er tho vsiisnA dus
ties Of our national go,Srnmen,, msy gpvstr
10 the foar. of Gud, undet that CONSTITUTION 80
well approved by espericnco /; that our hes
loved eountsy msy bc preserved sron civil
diseosd and toseign enen,ics, and wo soDlir.
uec 70 be 9 gseat and happy people aud lhei
| he would extend The bsnigs irAuebss Il mo
GosPel s0d tho blessings of peace, through.
| out the world.
Resolved, Tha, his Exociisoey the Gov.
| ernor be requested 10 issue his Psuclsma,icr,
10 make known these rcsolutiohs 10 he good
| people, ei this State, ths, ihsy may govern
| themselvss accordingly; and tia, The mano
| be publlshed in all the ne~spspSis in thiv
| State"
lpo, ratnxTonx, Pursuant 10 the sbuvS
| recit sd RESOLUTIONS, issue this proclamNiou,
| 9, m.ks known the safne, that The good pea.
pls OF the State may conform thereto.
Given under NY hAAd sod tho seal VI tho
said State, at Providence, the siR,h dsy
| >. >of November, in the ysas Of os, i.o,d
'ons thousand eight hundred snd sish@
| teen, and Of Indersndsncs the fory'
third N X. KNIGHT.
! By his EreeLeney's command.
SAsuxL EpDY, Ses'y
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Idminisfrdfsr's Nenee.

~ been duly appointed Adu,nistrs,ov on The Bs.
tate Of gElEM MiAd wANroxs late Of rivcStoo, in
the county of Newport, msn.of color. deceased .
And has given ksnds 90 the law directs All per-
cons having demands sgainst ssid ks;sts. are re-
su,red to exhibit the came soj all persons indebt-
ID to the sane, are called upon 90 make immediate
ssy,seas. wIIuAHs DUntEy. .feu'r;
Ii,es;ss. Ss7 IL. los. Ls.is1
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Neso Csrfst Wcrsbssss.
No. n, MARKsr Rev (fnsxrlss Coax
nIlL) EosTox. ~,

l
nIlL) eosToH. ~ss
LODGE & DRAPER
Rsps received per sbfn Ahis, ssd ssher rssssi
arrivais from Livevhsoi,
A FrLL and complete asser.nsn, Of Tie f6'Isw.
"A ing articles ~.
Imperial and Rrusseis Carpetings, patterns entirely
new, and very elegant,
~ vsnetisn di,is, rich eeors. and fashionable pat.
terms,
Fine aud super Eiddsrrpinster ditts,
Brussels s.d Venetian stair Csri,sting,
Imperial Brussels 3 Wilton Hearth kaas, 70 ustch
the Carpets
Stair Rods and Carpet siadiays.
Coach aud Chaiss Carpces.
6 green Booking Baise, for covering Ssrpsvp
Elegant white CounterpAaes. tiSm saw ls<,
Fine Furniture Dim,ies,' -
Sordered green Tsblecls,hs,
Rich Furniture Chintses.
Straw pink and blue Cambricks,
Irish Linen SLeetings, part eAtra ass,
S 8 and s = s,sam-eon ditto,
Rose Blankets. s4 10 is.s, sspsrisr qaallyt
An extensive An, Tsbls Lnsa. W..
8 =. "a. 9 4 aud lo-x Linen Oispsrs,
Di;to ditto Danssk Figures,
3-8 aud ; = Biidseys Diapers,
Dsmssk Tsblecoihs, from to yards lcry, with
rich fancy borders and elegant csntrss,
Napkins 10 match.
Cotton Diapers, Tsblesloths and Napkins
.iss, 5sst Ofsnsd.
Broad RussA Diapers, Bissched kutsia sheet
ings, Canton Straw Carpe,irgs, Turkey Carpets,
ali szcs-whieh all offered foS SALE At ts. low
est prices for cash ftN
Bssisa. Oct 81, 1873 Sov
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sssc- oS sss-n-, - wsKer.y gsssA THE norssA,
has experiene-t s-vsre westerly gales during tie
whole passage. L-ft, brig Janus. Dowdel, tor New.
York. in Is dsys; DO Henry Clay. fer do ms Brit
ish brig Spring, fSf in btig Jason, Of and for
NewScrn. IN s Spoke, oct =. lat N Ion 10 50 w
brig Margaret Of Nev-york. from baltimore, tor
Europe. IS days out, Nov IL. brig New Packet. =
days fron Boston. for Leghors; Nov ~, ship Gin
cinnat; DAVIS out from Ncw.York.
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T. C. sCHAFFKR respectfully oforms his III ends
NeanesdAy evening, Dre. q rexi ~ Masonic kan
Exhtition TO commence Al. O'clock, the Ball ~
AaK.pas, s.
Tickets ,s be had at the Once of J. G. ssAw, ESQ
IN Thsmes-stress 49,
Newport, Nov. 10. 1918 a.
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AkSa~ce, and 6rigg Ute CSuntersx1
VIM JAMES TIILEY.

We. t14, IEanics- sfrfff
WILL this day open = General Assortment of
Goods, suitable for the season, which Ne will
ssll low for cash
--fmsng which ars--~
bale Broadcioths and Cassimeres, assorted
I do. Fiannsls aud Baixes, do.
1 do. Plains, serges, snd Kerseys, DO.
do. Blankets aud Bookings, do.
case Pruoslls shoes, very cheap. do.
I do. Cotton Balls, in boxes. Do.
) 4 do. shee,ings and shirings,
1 d. PsIise Cloths aud PIspnsls,
.fiss--Lsvsnlinss, from Sc 10 g per I'D. |;
sinchaws, 6s ssrsnets %s6, assortment Of shswls
CAlcoss, Bombasets, 6sared and plain vestngs |,
Merino Trimmings, leao and cotton Dsmssk. RuS
sia snl American Diapers, an assortment Of jaconst
sad cosmoa cambrics, sprig. sheer and n"li null
Muslns, Americas sathnetts, Buriing Cords, snd
stockingets, Hearth Rugs, IN assortment Handler
ehiefs, Ribbens, 0-Clolhs. UmbrsIias, chain. Glk,
bsll and horn Baisns. an assortment sf hosiery,
Bonbssins, Piaids. Chez. se~ngsilk. Twiss snd
Thread, Tow Cloth. Writing Paper, ka.
.siss--aa assortment 81 Usasbes and brass LasspA
and fsw dos. Cologne water. very chssP--togstk
er with great variety Of esheS srtisIss.
Newport. Get 81. 1878.
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%aarHJE
In this town, on the evening Of the 18th inst Mr.
.JoNH rILLIsoHAsr ts Miss PArIEscs CHAD
WICK.
py the Rev. Nc. web5, Mr.. JoBs GLAnprsoto
Miss ANN y. BAsxEa, daas shter of Capt xichard
barker.
DIED,
In this town, on Wednesday last, Mrs. MANY
TAsnEa. wife Of Capt John Tanner.
On Friday Iav. after long A,n.ss, Mr. JoHS C..
PsrLLIps, son Of the late Capt Jamss Phillips, in
The 37lh year Of his age
Mrs. HAssAu usDrEx. wife Of Capt Gilbert
VrprKs, and daughter OF Capt. Thomas Dennis.
At Prsyidsace, the lIth inst. Capt. Jona
RrAu. late OF tbis town.
At Havsna. on the 9Th Mt. Ne. JosEra Hssr
IHo ros, Of thistown. aged ~ years
At Exeter, H. L. Mr.. SAMvsL CnAnfLrs, az
ed ~.
At RieA.ssd. Mr.. wILLsr GAaprns, aged
bout <O-ur BsApsosp CLARE, jr. aged Is
At the Nsvy-Yard, Ncw.York, OF The 10th inst.
HAnrLrss HvLL EyAws. only son Of enmodors-
Evans. in the 7th year Of his age.
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Real saberfne Broudclofhs and Double
nsNed Cassgnefes.

IJ-AhS oIOi>D,
No. lT6, TEzMEs.s7E8Sy.
Ras added 10 Ria f5rnsr SisSh,
c UpERB black, blue aRd fsnoy Brosdcloths. An
~ Assortment VI second and low priced Broad.
cloths for Surolts.
Extra super fns, black, blue, Coburg and fashion
able mkt, double miiI'd Cassimeres.
First quality white and buH Csssimeres for Vests.
Low priced ditto.
Newest fashion Toll nett vektngs.
Hack sik F,oreu,ine.
ID ubIe mi,fd Piiol Cloth, 70. Great coats.
n own Csmblet foe Gen,lemens Clio h
One Piece extrs black Sc Bombszscn, Bomba.
zetts and kat,inets,
Best treble GILT Duttons, Twist, do with an
Assortment of TRAININGS 10 his line--all OF which
he will sell lo~ can be purchased in this towa
Newport, Nov. IL, 1873 =
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MARINE NEWS.
P0RT OF NEWPORT

FORT OF VbWFOHf
kNTERED,
sloop shcpherdess. Bliven. New York 40. Utter
Irish. do; De Halcyon, Bliss. doi 10 Sally. fos
Philadelphia
CLGARED.
Brip Neptune, Norris. Philadelphia; sloop cya
ihia. sprsgue. Alexsndria, do Lord we'lns'or
Borden. New York.
Ssnday. Wv ~ -Arrived brig Morris. Smith.
days from Bristoi. Erc. Sailed in CO. saip A0iEe
Jseksea, Morsea, Cor yss.York, having Put back
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q To be- Sold!!!a

w. AZ ~ 0VstS
A LOT Of excellent Land, containing eight acres
"A (be the same more OF lesO at the south end
of this town, near Mneheil's mill. and possession
given 25h March next For terms APp'yto
NATHANIEL SWEET, agent for the owner.
Newport, Nov. 10, 1918.
Commissioner's Nonce.
VLyE, the subscribers, having beea appointed by
w the Hon Court Of Probate Of the TO- sa OF Tiv
sr,on. in the county Of Newport. commissioners to
cccve and examine the claims ayainN the Estate
e AbNER COOK.
ate Of said Tiverton, deceased, represented iuss
rent do hereby give notice, that sx months, Icngsr
ON the 2d met are allowed to the creditors Of ssd
state TO bring in aud prove their respective cains,
I'D that we viii attend for t6st purpcse. the last
saturday Of December, February. and April, at the
,,use of Gs,rge Lswion. in said Tiverton.
ELISHA saows.S c'~"''"'~''-
All parsons indebted 20 the ssts,e Of said decess
4, are called upon to make immediate payment, TO
DANIEL COOK. ASnsai6-assr.
ri-erton, Nov. 10, 1878 Dl
Hsvana Bro4rn y Whifs Sugars.
y y sas.' ,,''s y,'''. s,G.o svoass
Tor sale, BY ARCHIBALD McSR0 q Co.
sn. :. .s.ask visg. Uasn gask 5siiSnv.
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NOTICE.

TINE members Of the Roger Willisms
L Sunday Association, arc hereby no,lGsd
thai their s1nusI meeting, will bs On Monday
I evening the 3oth last at hall pas, Ave
o'clock at the second Baptist Mssiiog House.
A punc,uAl attendance is requested.
JOHN DYRE, Sec.
Nswport, Nov. as 1915.
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NEWPORT.
yyEDNkSDlY. NcVsMssR -, 1919.

p The length of the Presidents Mos
sage necessarily prsslodes the insertion OF
many articles prepared for this days paper,
together with several advertisements
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PUSTPONEMENI.

On TUESDAY nsx', at IL o'clock, A. NJ.
will bs snId at Public Auction, on the Farm Of
Capt. Jnsies Philips. deceased
A QuAsTirY OF farming Utensils. consisting Of
"A csrs, ploags, &c.--3LS0--A nulnber of
Stock among which are several mich Cows, and
young Csttle.--Wi,ha number OF otner articles
Conditions made known a. the sale.
Newport, Nov. rs, 1873 arr
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WILLIAM HOLT

INFORMS his friends AMI the public. that he at
1 tends to the business of killing and dsessing
Hogs, and solicits \ share OF public patronage. HIS
terms forty cents per hundred. he carrying away
and returning tbs hogs At his swn expenee. lie
may be fouud At his house in Mushroom Lane.
Newport. Nov 25 1915
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Marine Insurance Company.
THE stockholders Of the Marine Insurance Com
i pany, are hereby notified. that Dividend will
be declared and paid on the hesl Monday of pecsm-
Der next, and viii be paid a, the Office Of said CON-
pany. on and after said day.
3. PIERCE. Sse'y.
Newnort Nov IS 1918
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Fashionable HATS, and School. B00ks.
GEORGE WANTON,
Kss JUST reesivex from hew- York and Pail
0drlhhia, and for Sale az his dock and Ha'
Sore.
- ENTLEMEN's SUPER Rae Beaver HATS. Of the
NJ most fashionable shape. and best quality.
.f's,. Mems and Boys low priced Fur Hats, wide
and narrow brims ~.
Ladies' Beaver HATS.
JQsf reeeiosd Ladies, Misses and Children's black
and drab Rca,cr HATS, e!syansiy ir!mmed "iiA os-
sricb feafA<rs
SCHOOL.BOOES
of every kind ia use, al DAbo.'s Arithmetic,
Morse's Geography, Columbian Orator, Websler's
and A!dea's spelling Books. Testsinents, &c. ko.
Twenty Reams writing aad letter caper.
Blank account Books
Family Bibles, with elegant Plates.
Blunt's Coast Pilot.
Dowditen's Navigator.
aher.Rangings,
For Rooms and Window Curtains.
ILNfAICkS, Jor 1919.
Bickers,aF's Rhode Island. q armer'sALMAN.
ACK5, for 1879. by the groce. dozen or single.
Newport. Nov. 18
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-07

kabIiam,s remained or took refuge in tIe;r
houses, generally built on the highest
grounds. IN expectation that tley would
be sale bui these also were soom surroun-
dcu. As the wafer rose in tile houses
sweeping away every thing around ia. M,
they assembled inio their garIets. One
whe'e family, the wife of Augus,in Houle
and SIN children, were preci, italcd i'm the
Hood, along with their house, aud drown
cd. Several other houses aud barns were
carried away, or damaged, but We have
not heard OF any other lives being lost.
Many ot the inhabitants have lost all
their attic, and "a great portion of The
live stock of the whole settlement, is
drowned. All the lay being generally
along The river. almost all the grain il
destroyed. Sand and heaps Of trlied
timber, now cover the fields, on which
the unfortunate owner contemplated with
pleasure, only The evcnin. before, an ID
bnmdant reward oi his labour, or al least
! IA fair prospect of future subsistence for
himself and family.
The river rose z fee, in Twelve minutes,
and about Is feet above lis usual level in
a few hours from a stream of about 81
feet, IT became river OF more than Il
mile III width il tore up by the roots elm
made gullies throughout the fiei,s la he
depth Of six feet. In many places, lis
course is changed; the main bed al the
river now runs where the house Of one
| Antoine Couiura stood The day before
Ii WAS FIVE days before il retired wi,hiH
| lis bank.
! There had been no rain OF any conse-
| quence al ST. Giles for more than a
week before the above disaster. Til.
cause OF The sudden OVERLOOKING Of iii,
river, is supposed to be the heavy ihun-
der showers of the preceding day, among
The mountains on the south shore, 10
wards the sources of the 81. Giles. Pco
| pie who were working on Craig's Road
six leagues up the waters of the st. Giles
and ihpsc that came in from Drough,on
report that the rain fell in torrents III
! those parts on Sunday afternoon and da
ring the night. In Broughtnn the course
o! river Was changed by lis overflowing
Tie roads quilted, and bridges carrie,
away. IL is needless 10 mention, that a.
long the ST. Giles, hardly any roads Oh
| bridges remain.
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FOREIGN.

,Trans'sir! from. TIE Rtmb.rya CorrssDoup,i. n
tea J0I the u, me. rsiic IA .SS.
FRANKFORT on Pile MAINE, JANUARY &c.
Austria delivered Yesterday 20 The Congress
IBundes SilzUnsl lis cpipinn respecting the
military establishment % the United Gerinan
States" According TO thi~ statement, Austria
calculates the direct German population.
forming the imme;ii re states as euuat 10
%, gS0, 900 inhabitants and propostS that in
time OF peace the United BGndvs ANA, shall
consist OF i29 900 nIen--wAich would be at int.
rate o: topper hunGt-tl inhabitants. la time of
war Austria pFopOses per hp"Ctci. foriniu.
an army OF 3D. u.iO m.a Besides which ihe;e
shall be ii Corps de Reserve OF per ted
mhich would add $50 c03.-The " hole army
would then amount 10 Sjs. iO,.
the following are ths tOitTevscs belonging
10 the German States iiuudes Fc~ tungcnl:
aNence, Ea%en,hoHrg, aud Laadau, OF the
first CASA t0Grlh Of the irs; class il 10 lie
built in the South vi Germany.
The erSctiCa OF several other Notifications
are under consideration 10 be fortified us i,iac-
es OF the second order.
The following is the Austrian proposal :
Peace Establishment 10000 meu-S0, 900 in-
tanisy lis 600 Cavalry. u 900 Artillery.
To every 1909 men, pieces al canaom; the
general in chief, in case 0fwar tali be elected
by majority Of votes e: the ihcmbeIS OF the
GeimGu Congress in peace there is To be no
general M Chief. lie general III chlvf is an.
sweiablc 10 the Congress ouiy.
Proportion of the army un the peace eSta-
blishmgHt.
l Austria Tar her German "a, Sp> siDrs
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the youus ConalcsSe> her,aushicrs. 1'Lc
report ni The marriage OF The eldest of
these youug ladies with lie eldest sou of
Madame Aitirat appears 10 be premature,
IS ihlS young 'aan is not Is years OF aye.
Count Las Classes left this city eight
DAYS ago Tor Willbad, in Wurrrmburg.
lie lived Il, Frankfort M the NEST retired
manner. 81
I.oNpoN, June l0.-Thc arrival Of
Maj. Noodle, on Saturday, with despatch
- FOR Lord bathurst, from Sir Hudson
Low, III 81. Helena, has excited some spe-
| culaiion III the city, coincident as 1T is
with i!ic account OIthe landing of sailor
| al thai island The sailor had been one
o! the crew al the Northumberland, NAN
| vi war, which carried Bunapar,e from Eu-
rope TO 81. Helena, and III that situation
had formed an acquaintance with Bona
parties servants. This sailor afterwards
| became one OF the crew OF an East Indi-
amau, which being Il, ST. Helena, the sal
lor, III The night con,rl,ed to swim irGm
| the vessel, chamber up tlie rocks, ,isi, and
pass some hours gaiiv among Bouaparie' :
| dOmesiicS. Tins lie did two several
nights Wlihou; being discovered or notic-
| ed; but III conversation OH board Of the
ship, he b.as,ed of his adroliuess, and
told coniilcniialy 10 his mcSSmaies what
he had done. knowledge of riie iransac-
ton TRANSFERRED he was arrested and cx-
amined, and conducted home 10 England
in confinement; but it has not appeared
that lie had any sinister intention, or more
III view il,an an innocent frolic. |; is not
believed that Bnnapar,e knew of his being
among his ervans.-iiowever the occur
renee Is suppoSedto have demonstrated the
possibility q! Bonapar,e's escape on b. ard
ofany English vessel. the Capt of which,
Imisht be inclined for u hribe, or other
wise, 10 convey him 10 Europe or Ame-
RIGA. II is reported several such occur
renccs have taken place al ST. Helena, as
have induced Sir Hudson Lowe 10 declare
10 the Government AT home, that if vrs-
sells are allowed 10 come tn that island
as at present, he cannot answer for the
security of his prisoner. II is reported
III The city that Maj. Noodle is come
home 10 make representations on this sub
ject, and IL is supposed another place u!
reireshm.nt Mi,! b. assigned for our East
Indiameu. Courier.