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hint, and at tie next Ievce day ap-
reared with all his ornaments Of nobi-
hty; every finger was ornamentcd
with SO many rings. that he was de-
prIVed Of the use of his hands. and he
was almost unable to walk. oppres-
sed as he was by the weight of his or
nameRtS.
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MR.. CURRAS.


The latest intelligence from Eng.
land gives us to understand that Cur
ran. the celebrated Irish orator, has
raid the great debt Of nature. The
style of this speaker was splendid,
gorgeous. magnificent, and encum-
hcrcd by ornaments. The reader ga
yes on the page with much the same
sensations that he would look upon
display of ryrltcchnick art : he eN-
1rcts to behold nothing bat an exhibit
lion of Ere works. and at every pause
between the explosion Of the rockets
he feels uneasy and impatient. "her-
ever Curran is not brilliant, we DO not
feel in our proper element if we are
consulting his pages; he has con-
verted US into salamandcrs, and fire
only is our proper element. Such C.
iorotion in time destroys itselt--thc
eve aches ct the continued spectacle
Of so much spIenJor, and turns away
TO less glaring objects as if to regain
its proper tone. 1t is contrary to
nature always to delight in so much
radiance. Divine Providence has
stationed the most luminous orb in the
creation that we irhabit, IN flrma-
ment of soothing and tranquIllzlnS
blue, by which the eye is invigorated
ard refreshed when we turn from the
gaze OF the beams. The eloqueHcc
ur Mr.. Curran no where abOunds in
those GOV. severe. and reluctant gra-
COS. that. like the dryads OF fabulous
antiquity, occasionally steal out from
their retreats, exhibiting to the ira
weller the most fascinating and grace
full forms, and, as if terrified. plunS-
ing for shelter into their vcrdant re-
cesses again. If the traveller gazes
aston:shcd at so much grace and beau
" so suddenly displayed, they are
gone as by enchantment, and nos'arch
can find them out but as he proceeds
on his Journey, they tantalize him. and
at the very moment when he dcspalrs
of ever beholdinS them asain.-Mo-
dels of this kind are peculiarly pernl-
cious, and especially to young writers
they folIlw such examples. and sur
round commonplace ideas with re-
dundancy of ornament. We have the
sun, and the stars, and the comets
and all the heavenly bodies, wrought
up into metaphors. to bcspansie con-
ceptious that are not worthy oil so
much lustre. The famous SuwarroW
was once rcproached by his sovereign
for not Attending the royal levee with
the various insignia Of tho orders oil
Russian nohi'itr. which was very nu-
,rernus. and all Of which he was enti-
tied to wear. The veteran took the
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home a number of discharged seamen,
whose terms of service had expired.
Midshipman Abbott, very promising
and deserving young man, and highly es,
teemed by all his brother officers, died
on board the Constellation At sea. on The
18th instant, of a pulmonary aitcc,ion,-
lie was a native OF Massachusetts.
The Constellation came up OH satuF-
day morning to her old Wjr anchorage
ground, off Town Point. H,rdid.
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Port Of Wort. TX. Dee. 90.

'"'' ~ WV In htS' 81
Arrived, big Hammer, Pollard, RI
DAYS from Liverpool. Spoke. Oct. 90,
Of Cape Clear, ship Fulton, Lewis, g
days from Boston bound to Liverpoo.--
Dec. "a, off Cape Hat'c,as. sloop Eiarri-
e', from New London bound to Savanna,
days out, all we'll. Came into the capps
about the same time with the schr Friend
slip of Baltimore, IL DAYS from St. Flu.
statia bound to y. York, and another
sChr , davs from Portland bound 70 Phi
Iadelphia. both Of which vessels anchored
in Hampton Ronds on Saturday after
noon. being forced in bv adverse winds
and bad weather. The Hammer has been
nearly a month on the coast, without an
opportunity OF making port has expe-
riei ced continued succession OF hurrI-
canes. which have materially injured her
sails and rigging. and has been sometimes
close in with the coast Of Nova Scotia,
and sometimes as far sou h as The West
Indies. Captain p. declares shat il the
whole course Of his business as mari
npr, he has never experienced such wea-
thcr as he has had during this voyage.
December SO.
Ship Hope, Young, from Marseiles,
and G3 days from Gibraltar. Left at Glib
ral,ar Oct. &c. brig Peggy and Pamela,
Pray, Of this port Tor Charleston. in Il
DAYS. Spoke Dec. IS, IN la. IS. lon. 81.
brig Mary, of and from Bermuda bsund
to Barbados, 9 days cut.
Capt. Young. OF the ship Hope, arrived
here Yesterday, reports. that on his way
from harsellles 10 Gibraltar, on the 9TH
October, he was brtugh; too by an hISe-
rinc sloop OF war, who few hours be-
fore had captsred brig in sight Of hin,
but he could not make out her c"IOrs.-
The Algerine at the same time boarded
a gallut under French cuIors and permit
ted her to pass. On showing American
colors the Hope was also permitted TO
pass without being boarded or spoken
with
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ok

AN ACT to establish the manncr Of re.
guiatirg tie town clock and the ring
ing Of the alarm bell.
sEc.l. Be it enacted BY the common
council Uf thu Town Of .Alexandria. that
a iit and skiIfui person shall be annually
o. a. frequently "a The cOrn.
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Bank stock for sale:
Enquire Of the Printer.
October 10 m"lh
Notice.
October 10

Notice.
BNHE copartner,hip heretofore exist
ing between the subscribers. under
the firm of Jno. Ket,eIl & Go. Is this day
dissolved bv mutual consent, and John
Ketrell is fully authorised to Iiqnidate
the business of the concern.
JOHN KETTEL!,
ShNI. LINDSAY.
LAWRENCE I!lLa.
John Ket.e!l and John Marx, IT. are
united IN business upder the I'm %
John XErTELL 4 Co.
January Ia
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THE PORTE.


Under this head, the National Re-
gister "a very excellent paper. pub
lished al the seat OF Goycrnmemt) has
given an article on the policy of
having friendly understanding with
the Ottoman Empire The Editor
proposes that our government should
extend our foreign relations so far as
to form with that nation a CONNER
cial treaty. and have Minister resi-
dent there. He recommends the sub
lect as worthy of consideration at the
present day. when our commerce is
so circumscribed by the paciGcation Of
the late bclliscrents. as to crowd our
harbOrs will, vessels for which there
is no employment, and to excite the
most lively interest for some new
path, whereby the active enterprise of
mercantile adventures may meet
rccompcnse." He thinks it" certainly
advisable. that we should avail our
selves of ali The advantages which the
present state of the world would adj
NIT, to retain at least remnant of
the great foreign commerce, which
marked our progress from the year
1889. until the peace of Client" At
ter other Introductory remarks, the
Editor proceeds as follows:
&" There is one view of the subject
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drawn from the boxes. The words
stand staring at each other like entire
strangers as mu2h as to say-"ho5o
the derii come 1re herer'
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mon council .hall deem rror.r, wiase
dnty il shall he 20 regulate the towa
clock and keep the sao e in order.
Src. >. BE il further enacted, Tia
tho clock shall be regulated by mean
time. TO be as ertaned by a CORRECT me-
r;,Tnn.l lire, and it shall Sc the daty Of
fine person so appointed to adjust tn.
clcck every Saturday, or oitener, f the
difference Of time sLail exceed five mi
nuteS.
SEC. S. And be It further enacted. That
if any person or pei sons shall alter or at
tempt 10 altcr or regulate said clock. o.
ther than the person appoiutcd tor that
purpOse. shall forfeit and pay the som of
ten dollars.
SEC. 1. BE it further enacted, That ths
large bell shall be rung only on OCCASION
Of fhc alarm of fire, or on such other &C
casior. as shall be notified and directed
BY the mayor for the time berg, and eve
ry person ringing the said bell contrary
to this act. shall forfeit and pay the sum
q. twenty dollars. to be recovered by
warrant belcre the mayor. or other ma
gistrate, to the use OF TIE corporation.
SEC. 5. Be i, further enacted, That he
common courcil shall annually make sue,
compensation to the keeper IF lie town
clock a. may be deemed reasonable.
SEC. 6. And be it further enacted, Tha.
this act shall commence and be in force
from AMI after the passing thereof
Passed in council eth day e Deem
Der, 1917. HUGH SMITH.
President Of the commoa council.
3lst Dec. 1917.
EDM. /. LEE. Mayo.,
Test, l. Z. THOMPSON, Z. I.
rS o.
Departed III. lie, Yesterday. Mr. INo.
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.Nair- York. Dec. %


The ship India, arrived Yesterday, on
her outS ard passage (l0uI Marcb) touch
ed at the island OF Tristan de CGnha,
where she found the British flag flying.
and number Of troop, Fl om the Cape OF
Good Hope. They were fortifyi:g the
place, and had erected number of b lex
buildings, from brick Of their own msnu-
iaCture.
The lowing was handed capt. Tom
kin by British officer, and may be of
service to vessels bou ID to the East In,
dies, 'hst may have occasion to touch lcr
refreshments:
Anchorage at Tristan de Cunha. ia
16s iathoms: West point OF Falmouth
Bay. bearing S go ". Waterfall. S. so.
10 ". East point Of the Ray, S. Sc, As
Z. black sand and gravel, and good hold
rug ground; latitude OF the anchorage,
81, 5, IS ). longitude II, 81, 5, W. vari-
alton OF the compass, II, 7, 0, W. Fall
mouth Bay, at the north side of the is
land, prcvailings winds from n. w. 10
S, w. seldom more to the northward,
and when from that quarter, never blows
home" -----
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Departed tbs lite, Yesterday, Mr. Jxo.
PARADISE. Hi, friends aud scGuaint-
snce are requested TO attend his funeral
at thee O'Clock this at:erSocn, from his
late dwelling house opposite Mr.. Sta
tler's, ST. hssph street. Jan. ..
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From the albany Daily .4,lrertiSc-.
Tue SUBLIME.

fToW Ht HphHY DauH .fHrerliSc-.
THE SUBLIME.
In spite of our wontcd gravity. we
arc not unttcquently compelled "a
smile at the attempts of some of our
American writer's. at suLlimity and
metaphor. Tie following description
Of the phantom Hypocrisy, is from a
late western paper, and about equals
the specimen we gave some time since
from orc. of the Connecticut Tolera-
ton orators. 1t certainly possesses
the charm of novelty.
"HYPocRIsY ! Thou banc of hui
man kind-Thou doablcd faced mon
stcr-Thou hydra headed demon
that under the specious guise of friend
ship, siakest thy cnvenomcd 'appc-
lite. aud fccdcth on human crcdulity.
Thou poisoncst the fountain head of
friendship-Crrdlcst the milk of un-
suspccting honesty, invertcst the We
ry tables of nature, destroycst the
peaceful retrospect of memory, and
biastcth the happiness of millions
Thou demon acCurst Of he'll, and off.
spring Of black despair turn thy fell
visage to the nOon-day sun. and blast
thine eye balls. Thou scourge of earth
and adherence of hcavea, the lowest
helrs too good for thine abiding place.
o that | had ten thousand tongues.
as many mouths. an iron voice. and
brain of gall, creations space should
be too small to sound my vengeance.
I'D denounCc You in voice that should
call grum echo from the earth. and
mock the deep toned thunder" But
language is too feeble, words are in
adegute to desCribc-lmaginatiou can
not compass them. FOu! as We are, We
tenants of this earthly tabernacle. en-
deavour TO purge yourselves of this a
hominable vice, or tremble at the up.
braiding of conscience, to which and
to your God,I cousign you"
We think after this truly terrible
dcnunciation. hypocrisy will hardly
dare to shcw his head. The author,
however. has wished himself to be a.
bout as great a prodigy as Hypocrisy.
A man with ten thousand tongues, as
mann mouths. an IRON VOICE ! and
brain Of gall" would equal the mon
stcr which the wag described as hay
ing seen with " si,r and t1oenty mouths
provided 1UiM iron teeth,-and armed
Wih iron cid1Us." The above $50
talon appears as though the author
had thrown few terrible words, into
iumbled them together in a
hat, and drawn them out aud tackled
them together, much in the same man
ner that the names Of the jurors are
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THE OLD COURT CT SPAIN.


Accounts from Rome state, that the
Old court Of Spain is very meIanchoIly.-
The king, the queen, and the prince of
peace, have each their ,epai ate table
This last has made purchase Of the villa
Mattel, formerly occupied by the arch
duchess Marianne. The queen of Etru-
ria visits her parents only from etiquette,
though she lows them tcnderly. But she
wishes to avoid Don Manuel CoJoy.
whom she abhor, from the bottom Of her
heart. Tie young prince, her son, con.
tinues to Justify the most sauguire hopes.
The king and queen of Spain always de-
fend, against every one, the prince of
peace. mo ole in Europe" they both
say, " knows better than we do his loyal
and disinteie,ted intentions. 1t was not
his fault, rot only that Spain has not
taken her proper station, but also that
the blacklist Of crimes were no: avoided
during the French revolution. The
prince of peace had the idea Of proposing
to the National Convention the cess!on
of Florida, in order to obtain the renewal
Of Loui. XVI" London paper.
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In the Stan bat Virginia, on satur-
day last. came Passenger, from Anrapo.
lis, general Swift. Of the comps of engi-
nrers, one of the board appointed TO ex-
anime and report to thu executive the de-
fenSible points of Hampton Roads aud
the entrance Of the Chesapeake Bav; -
cu'one( M'Rea, majors keIney and 10.
berdeau, and lieut.. BIaney. who had re-
turned to WASH, gtOn siuce their first
arrival here, also came passengers in tie
Virgins, AID were landed at old Poin;
Comfort. We understand that the Uni.
ted States schooner NonsuCh. lieutenant
commandment CIaxtOn, low y ing in this
harbor, will sail in lew days With tie
board o! officers, to enter on the dut IS Of
their appointment. Beacon, Dec. 80.
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INTERESTING

By the United States frisate Con'tel-
iarion a friend at Gibraltar has politely
communicated To the editors Of the lie
rald the following interesting extract at g
letter, which he received from Csdiz by
post on the morning of the I2th NOvcm-
ie', about an hour before The friSate
sI,led.
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q TgJi. Nor. 10.

sailed:
4" EaJic. .Nrr. 10.
Il give you the following trcm source
that casnot be dOubted: About 5 days
since the RUSSIAN atnba sadoF to Tie Spa
nish c-urt arrived here from Nad.iG, and
his object is 10 NEE, his wife, who is ex-
prcted here in z short time a passenger
in one Of the Russian lleet, nO~ Looked
for d ily. consisting of six line cf battle
ships and nine tisates ard transports,
with 5000 Russian troops. Such Is tie
tact from authority cannot dnubt, and
he French consul SAYS he has reason not
70 doubt II. John Bull here don't Lnow
what to make Of il. Negotiations have
been going forward between the Spanish
and Russian courts for some time. DoHbt.
less Spain. tnr the aid Russia may lend
in her colonial struggles, has made over
some equivalent in the Americas; but
what, is all conjecture The Spanish au-
thorities are making splendid entertain
ments for the Russian amba~-aJor: the
first is given by the Marine Department
Of the Isles
The same letter adds,
The Spanish government have Just
imposed new duty OF one dollar per tor
on all american vessels that MAY arrive
at any Spanish pert. This regulation
causes great uneasiness smongst lhe spa
MAIDS" Tibia.
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TOWN ORDINANCE.

r O. ~ @ ~ y re
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June. 1.7s, and that in tie October FOL-
lswi z. 1t was exercised liz the case OF
the hon. Thomas M'Kean (since then a
Judge and governor of Pennsylvania a
gairst brlgadier general Thompson, who
had insulted him far certain opinions ex-
pres ell in congress-'hat congress rur-
sued that eng .iry, examined brig gen1'
Thompson at the bar Of the house. aud H.
nal,y desisted only sn his making all
pology. Thu, did hey at that early Pc
Rod, take measures to guard the pri''le-
ges OF congress from violation. In 1895
at time SO near the reripd of torm'ng
the constitution that the intentions of the
trainers were +, ssh in the members oi con
gres,, that body did, in the Gaze Of Ran-
dali and Whitney, proceed as the house
was dong in the case Of ] I'm Anderson.
aud it was carried by a maj"rity little
short Of an unanimous vote-7S to H.
And III It had ever since been the unborn
construction. MIR. Sergeant reminded
the house that it was acting in judicial
capacity aid besousht them to cunsider
how deeply il concerned the character OF
the country, in the eyes OF the world, t"
be consistent in the exercise "f judicial
function, and what spectacle 1t would
b., if they we're known to have IN one
day punished an offender, and on the next
denied their having the power to punish
And he secuted the suggestion o' danger
from this pow er. since the house was liza
BILE to be put out BY the people, who
, could if hey pleased even alter the con-
stitutior.
A message from the President respect
Jig the occupation f Amelia Island by
the United States vas read by the speak
err, and ordered to be laid on the t'b'e
and printed. Alter which the house ad-
juurrcd to this moi ming.
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From HI. Federal Republican.
ARBITRATION.

AK 81 1 hA!lOS'
II appea-s frum a London PAPER, from
what authority we know no., that con-
fedcracy is to be established under the
ausuice. of Alexander. Tie object al
th,s cnn.ederacy will be to submit al
points in controversy between 'ndepend-
emf powers. to some o!her indeper dent
nowe-. whose interest viii Rot be aIf, ct
ed BY he decision Of the qucs ion The
srpifra.or i, to be chosen by the too con-
te ding pa Ties. whose sentence is to lie
final and conclusive. How lar this rU-
ro.;,iou nav u,rer, if it has ever been
made. ;h.. acc rdsnce Of tn. EUROPEAN
re,cn.a es, RENAL, hereafter 10 I've seen.
Th;. nrnnr,ai LAS often been made ny
sreculat w pniiGcians, whohave witness.
ed rho h,,. ors all desas att n "ccas'Oned
By war. and who have suggested the a.
b,ve az the Only practical eIPedient 10
prsvrrt src!i dreadful ellu,iun at human
bIo. d. prptabI, there is no lime so au-
sp;cious as me present, for the adoption
Of plan so fraught with benevoienee and
humanity. Thi* project has been suS-
se,,ed b, that e.igOu, sect denominated
Quaksrs, as the only practical mode TO
avert the mi.eries Of war. They have
coutcr ded that all the European pc" ers,
after having squanderea SO much bleed
aud trva.u'c, alter having brought MISERY
aud destruction from the palace to the
cuitsge, aye comp, lied at las, to resort Ia
the very plan now proposed to adjust The
merits vi the contro,ersy.-For tins reh'
g,ou, sect the Russian monarch IS known
to entertain a peculiar regard and attach
ment. 1t is not an Improbable Suggestion
t,at he Friends have enc ea.ed their In'
, suence With the Russian monarch 20
b ing about change SO suspicious to hu
M ,uit,. Watcher such a i,ian is rracti-
cable, and whether, if it Is practicable. II
will ans wcr all the purposes intended BY
It's philauthropic movers, are questions
| nly to be decided by tIial. 1t is not the
part either Of justice Or "i sound policy
to reject a pirject becaa e it is nove.
and ,nore espr tally "hen it sb"und'
I; with nothing la. Il ose principles an.
precep,s, which have already received
| the sanction, which were enforced by IN,
life and by the death OF the Sa'i"ur OF IN.
universe. Maa.I;.d Lave long s!mce III
ed the power Of the bayOnet aud ti''
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FOR she heard ir TIE ruins, distinctly, The
tread
Of footsteps approaching her near!
Behind 4 wide column, half GREATNESS
wit. fear,
She crept to conceal herself there
That instant the moon o er dark Cloud
shone clear. ar &c.
And he saw in The mocnlish f,ro rrBfuns
And between them CORPSE uld they
bear!
Then Marv could feel her heart.blood
curdle cnld!
Ag,in tie rough Wind hurried bv-
1t blew off the hat of the one, and be-
bold. Grull'd
Even close +" the feet of pnor Mary II
She felt aud expected to die.
I" Curse the hat" he rxclaims-" Nay,
come on, fret hide
The dead body" hi. co"rade rrri;es'
She beheld them in safety pass on by her
side; GpIied
She se,zes the hat-fear her cou az" sup
And last through the Abbey she flies.
She ran with wild speed-she rushed in
a. the door
She gazcd horribly eager around:
Then her limbs coald support their faint
burden no moro, "n the a'or
And exhausted aud b'eathiess she sunk
Unable to utter a sound!
Ere yet her cold lips could the story i'm
part,
For a moment the hat met her view
Her eyes f.o,n that object cow ui,ivel,s
start
For, o God! what cold horror ther
thrilled through her heart,
When the name If her RicHhRD she
knew
Where the old Abbey stands ON the com
mon ha ID BY,
Ills sibbet is now TO be seen;
MOI lar from the road it engages the eye
The Traveller behulds it, and think;
with sigh
OF poor Nary the Mud Of the Inn.
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Hiiudeiph q, January IL.
COUNT R7EITs.


Last F iday. a man wa, comG,i;tsd to
pri on by the mayo. in whose Possession
AS found, n.ar SIor0 duli"rs III toun
trrieit notes Of the fuiiowiug deno"ina
tinn,-SlpO and 81 Philadelphia Ia k
$50 >cnuy kill Blhh, altersd from S5
$50 and S2o. Union Bank MatJ'anii
$50 and 81 layers town Iiank: So
Fa.mer,' ard Mechanics Bank, Of Pills.
uu rb; $40 New.Ymk State Bank; Bic
Ne,cna4rs' Bark, New York IS Far.
mer,' Bauk. Delaware; s. Merchants
Baak, City OF Ne~-Ynk s. Co"rer.
csl Bank Of Pennsylvania Y IS eank 81
Grrmantown-aIl of which can be eas'l'
detected by persons conrer'ant in hard
ing Bank Notes, but the genersliy o.
,ur citizens may be deceived, particular.
" WITH the Commercial and Ger manto1 n
S3.-Pers MS who have lately received
counterfeit money. would do rellby call
ng on the rnayrr.
~ Such Printers as are disposed
will lease to insert the above.
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sword, AID they have had awful evidene'
how poorly such arbitrators aejust 'on-
.royersie, between nations. froyiI ees
are gained 10 sansuinary battles :. b. r.
stored sgain by treaties, and when IL
such quarreIs laurel. have been gainei'
thew have been sprinkled with human
blood. Glory is brilliant Codes
and receives tie worship 81 thousands.
nut her pedestal is tomb ; the shou's "f
sdmiring millions are "nable 70 title the
groan. ard signs which such idolatry ex.
is 1t required The field OF Waterloo
t. make Wellington, and the name II
Buonsrarte has been written in burning
character. in the ashes of Moscow.