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Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-03-23
erDment /:
Totals, S2,IsO,565 $1,000 So
Trenton True american

Interesting Lam Casa very inter
esting application of the decision of the
supreme court of the United States, rela-
tive to the constitutionality Of state insol-
vent laws, was made 10 case brought by
John Stuyyersant against Jacob Barker,
aud tried on Friday before Mr.. Justice
Bartlett Stuyversanl, the plaintiff, de-
manded from Barker, the defendant, SIS,
deposited by the plaintiff in the defend
ants bank. Barker, the defendant, adj
mitted the deposit, but interposed a set-off
against the plaintiffs demand, of S53 IL
cents, and claimed the balance. A re-
spectacle jury Of the 9th ward was i'm
pannelled TO try the cause. At the trial,
the following facts appeared in evidence.
Ia 1917 the plaintiff opened an account at
the defendants bank, and after short TO-
tervaI overdrew the bank $50 IL cents,
and then obtained discharge from all his
debts under the insolvent acts of this state.
Some months after his discharge he made
a deposit of SIS 10 the defendants bank,
which the defendant applied in part pay
ment of the old account. The plaintiff
produced his discharge in evidence, and
his counsel insisted that it was full bar to
the defendants set-of, and that the plain
tiff was therefore entitled to the amount
deposited. The defendants counsel in
sisted that the discharge was void, the law
under which it was obtained beiag uncon-
stitutiopal, inasmuch as it impaired the
obligation of contracts, and that the de-
lendant had, therefore, right to apply
the deposit to the old debt. His honour
the Justice charged the jury strongly 10
favour of the plaintiff--but allowed them,
on the suggestion Of the defendants coun-
sci, to take the constitution Of the United
States and the state insolvent laws with
them into the jury room, and directed them
to fiud for the plaintiff the amount Of his
demand, if they considered the law con-
stitutionaI, and for the defendant the bal
ance due him if they considered it uncon-
The jury retired, and in about 90 min
utes returned verdict for the defendant,
Barker, for 38 IL, being the balance due.
N. Y. EDe. Post.
Mem Post Offices, &c.--The following
new Post Offices have been established,
and Post Masters appointed, in this state |
Hightstown, Daniel Mount.
Souaucum, James Parker.
Manasquan, Samuel E. Allen.
TOMS River, Elijah Robbins.
Cedar Greek, William Homack.
ManahawkiD, Edward Jennings.
Post Roads.-The following new post |
roads are established by an act of the late
session:
From Newton, in Sussex county, by |
saltwater marlborough, Butts-bridge,
to Columbia Glass Mandatory, 90 the
Delaware river.
From Baskingridge, by Liberty Cor
ner, to Doughty's Mills 10 Morris county.
From the city of New-York, across
Staten Island, by the Richmond and
Woodbridge turnpike roads, to New
Brunswick. Trenton True Amer.
Vew.H Hampshire Eiection.-The Gene
raj Election in New-Hampshire was on
Tuesday last. The federalists had no
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-03-23
From the Washington City Gazette, March IS

From the Washington City Gazette, March Is.
Mr.. Bagot, the British Minister, it is
said, will embark at Annapolis, on board
the Forth frigate, for England, about the
18th April next.
The British Consul General to the Unit
ed States, Mr.. A. st. John Baker, now Oh
visit to England, is expected to return
to this country in May next.
The report of the loss of Aury's squad
ron by tornado, and the desertion Of
M'Gregor's troops for want of pay, are
now both discovered to be hoaxes, set ago
ing by the royalists.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-03-23
SHEEP Skins.

NVHE subscribers wish to contract for
Il quantity of SHEEP SKINS
suitable Co. n
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-03-23

New.Hampshirs Election, The Gene
raj Election in New.Hampshire was on
Tuesday last. The federalists had no
candidates, either for Governor, Coun-
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-25
ALEX ANDRiA
ssOgDsY A0s1sZNG, QTDBE8 Is.

ifisssTy Rstursi that eFfry persoa should
cslcsssas-sns cuuier19Ts resF.ec- ing fbe fs-E'e
of car nsgncssiions Hifa S2s5a; zn6 TIE
2ors. b4csy-e ihrse arr frE sscts pui,iislsee
u Gear away t;rs mystery Ia, hsngt eroSDe
fIse ssbj.ct. There are s5afry rD0Tsts'+ia.s
s. hsch. ~ tisei- object rs nbruBSerssnoo. sse
at - tnisiesa JeTsDn. 10 suFiIoFe tsai o-l-
ca rs shortly become .be inesi:E u soGe-
fbug n he share II xsr. TIE goFeTsaeDi
soter1iseo igT transports 70 cosFey irooFs
frsu Bneto8 to Aew Dream; ane Il wss
s.,rr,, I'D IA fkls sszo soHse oonneciSos with
u,.i Spanish a5sns. Bur We are tod by ibe
Bo.ior Psir5ot. that iDsst iJoops srr recruits
% be fssce establishment foi lie southern
CO, IslOu sDo ihs, ibey would have bert re-
crgli+d an seni en- 10 ibe sarne manner, a
tbt Spantsa iIesiy had besn rsi15eo. IL has
DeooDe topic OF conjecture, what can oe
The get Il CoaISoscre Hsrdy's sisl TO
tie COST OF Scglh AEerics with equsdrcn
81 hip. Ne Cameo zn-nGr fals directly
bgl b retailing 10 Tie IecOilecfsoB ii Cur
rezasrs s,Lase circumstances, ~ may luTDlsb
q cipe 60 tsse trur soiulien-ii rili lie re-
t.se asU-Ie5, hal ID GDl accounts HON SOuin
Au,srIcs, LcId CocEEaDe 81 said 20 nave
tt.s sierec, sboEi lie time lie biockac~d
Caisc, 10 capture TIE vessels Carrying spa
nlsb yT peril, oil whatever Bsiioa. Later
accounts silrtn tat lac Ess put THE lhress IN
90 eIecU,sOB--tbei be bsu Ra4e =eseGa!
captures =: assayaI vessels, au5cIsg ,Ihfch - -
Use aIo8 ezaHls, an AD.enceH schooner,
On. .ed a baiirDore anG thai be bad laken
mG8sJ OF Of Z nguiDer Of Others. Ii lbsse
be lTOe, aad they have not been conIalict-
e., II Il stTy pTUbsOie thsi knsits:I vessels
have been sIHo:g 1Be rs6ed !: sRd sGolDer
probability iciso"., that he 40 sips nnh
nbi Ia 1, omlooqoTe Harry l. ~ sai., ore 10
project The knsiisL vessels, usdiBs 10 Suuln
Au,src4, ifol. LJia CUclIane'. beet
iih s.eoi 70 the nea. Of orders being
rec.iYec aefe. Iur zo,DoO stand oil ans, ord
nance anu other IA. uninons OF war. 10 be for
" ar-e,l " SaFsn.IeB immediately We have
hesrl II Ogiy Rough tie Democratic Press,
aud the Mes OK National Advocate. re
s;Ouiu Ike 10 know uhD received lbs order
Ne suspect thai the Advocate gor lis news
iro u tue Press, aud thai OF the Press origIna-
ted IA errOr. FhtiadeiEhld CHloH.
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SEEFEfLCE,


The following uneisndbs5g aoco1nt Of fbe
wreck Of ibe brig Bru;us, aos b'e kss OF -
OF Der passengers, IL Copied i:oto The bosi9I
Palladium g Tuesday:
" Cspis:n ainoos. late q LIE br'g H'1''n'-
ofCasiipe, LOST on cape Cod, bss arrived ~
town The brig ueni ashore on Orleans
beach. Sept 80, si neCB. 10 beasy gaze,
bsring .ost both topmasts . lev boar. before
She sent entirely 10 l:eces ID bah IN hour
after she struck. and noi-iitg has been sz'ed
belonging 10 lie vessel. eKoep! iHe a'icko's
AM The small bat. She had g passenger.
on board, who se,ed some Il Tier edeets.
q The following Per,ons perishrd- bf'ng
either killed 90 he wreck By tie Spas, &c.
o. washed e. or cromped 10 endesroTing 10
reach The sboIe Mr. Lil:ie md three SOS,
sbcgi 6re. seven sDi len years cfage. l:oar
Of his chii1ren were szsed); Mrs. Gilmore
end is sons. abog; ~ 10 ii years Old, (sli
the above from Lordor6enyl g boys about
If. from DO Mares unknown, tibeir latter
saved gentleman abou; IS 10 80 years
nf sgc, NJ ST John. y. T. t'.;s clothes mark
ed II. P. AMI his name su2posed 20 le Pc
,ers) SIS Tornsehd. aged 70, from Dig
~. \. : formerly II Nem-YoT. ( IL he
above PASSENGERS Benj-rnin -, yoa' 2
ran belonging 70 Neu ToEE. ore q the
Grey. Total Ie. When tie vessel frzt
went OF .ha-e 2 ro7o rTas f - fne'e fast 10
a spar. ~h:cii Being thrown overheard. dr!ft-
81 ashore. and ~as secured : The reor'e on
the ieach-br ,I-= uesns. al Of the crew
ard passengers wbo were -ayei, texcef't one
Young isdy who dTified into the surf. on the
fo-eras,. and was brought OF shore got sale
10 land
"The inh.titauts of Orleans and Chatham.
behaved kindly To tbs unfortunate rassen-
gers. rsisrd subscr;piion for heir relief,
ard nTocpret item he means OF reach -
NeN-York. for which. rurp.' . q schr. capt.
Gou'd. hai hccn taken VI a! Chatham.
Only The bodies OF Mrs. Tonn-cnd and
ore OF tie Children I'D t'cen found. wheB
capt. Aimcoi !elt Orlesns-.hey lid been
dec, n.Iy inferred, Airs. T. bad son on
board. rl.o w5s saved. C1ptain Atwood
has rslbnndred dollars worth OF proper
ty in BIS possession. belonging 10 the s.
Johns Gentleman. sni he ssnpGses, consi.
derablc money, Belonging IA him. was lost. .
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PUT EAcX * DISTRESS.


Scbnr Union. Brown, which sailed from
this port on 'iie I2;h OF September, hound 10
Santa Cruz. from which :imc until the s5th,
experienced clustering weather, with sor,e
gales, AMI so thick that for Eve days cor'Id
&c: 10 obse-yation--cn the 2iih Sept. long.
CT -, lat 80 20, spoke Lrig Q days from
81 Euststia. name aud destination n un-
der TODD. as j. was blowing fresh. bot sup
posed she was bound II snnc northern port
o: the |. States. requested her TO report tie
Cn;on--on the o5Ih. the first part Of tie day
commenced with heavy gales, which by y
P. ". eHcIcased 10 a violent huuicaHc-t0 took
n ali sail and lay TO un er bare po.cs-''t 2
An. the ve.sGl lay on her Lean ends, With
one pump constantly eong-at \. ~. SIZE
lay 50 low ,hat TIE men .! the lee pump were
| ~ 10 their necks in water, and he weather
pump would not wOrk-at 3 a. II. the vessel
| lay iag more over so that tie water VS. run
ming over the lee companion, and std get
! ting highcr--cut away The main-masi, add
| tried 10 scud her before lie wind, 10 enable
| the hands a; tine pumps to free her OF guam
lity OF wafer which she had sdipped.-Ihe
wind suddenly shiiti:.g, rendering this effort
abonnc, and she was hove too with the
| Sc ind on the starboard side. The sea at this
time making continual breach o;er her.
| they were unable 10 fee her for hours, du-
ring which both pumps were kept going
Tie camboose, wafer casks, provisions, Iib,
| op-sail-yard aud sail, bencoops, binnsc.e
| nearly every thing on deck were swept and
The quarter railing anu boards stove in. and
,he dead lights started, which admitting much
water, greatly damaged The cargo, chief. :
consisting Of flour and bread. The captain
was washed from the companion, remained
a considerable time alongside, and was final
! " saved from awaterY grave by being caught
| in part Of tho lnainsaii hanging over the
| side. Re is very much bruised, and has
since been unable to leave his birth, suffering
the most escruciating pain. On the 96th the
gale molerated, when fnciLg the vessel al
most an uulnanageabie wreck, it was thought
necessary and prudent to return to The United
States to repair damages. On the 9Th inst.
found the little water they had saved, run-
| ning so low, that they were compelled 10
! put The crew on an allowance OF a half PITT
iUr "a hours-st II A. n. this day, lat. 30
| Is n saw the head Oi a mast or a feet Of
which above water--l i,h instant, at So. ".
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LATEST FROM LIVERPOOL.

by he Erghrates, lately arriOed al N. York. }
Several letters are received by thi. arrival
OF the same purport as the following, which
is addressed to very respectable house in
this city. liverpool, Sept. IL.
My principal reason for addressing you
by this opportunity, is the report prevailing
here this day, OF some ar on the part Of this
country being in contemplation, and frost
probably with the Z. States, which trust,
for your sake. will prove quite false. Impro-
bable as such an event may at FIRST appear,
j, becomes less SO when cody considered,
with all the concurrent circumstances Of the
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-25

An ialianof Perr, wso had i'st su horse,
d;.coy.re4. af'er dAigen; search. that spa
nisri bad sigien Il. He complained 10 ma
s.Sira,- Of ibs place. and the psT'i@s were
osigrsd 10 APPEAR; when tie sPsnisri oser-
4, 10 swear Plat The bOrse uss las own, tie
pr iniisn wss 90 he p0int OF Oosing bis
csuse bat 20 ie1iy throwing cloak orer
the herse's bead, he sail 20 The spsnisrt--
. n Il b. resliy yorr horse. YOU c ,inrrly
tell If which eye be Is blind" The Spsni-
ard afier soSe hesitation. and depeoding 81
FEAST oa TIE chance Of the guess. said The left.
"May il plesse your worship" said the In
dian, ssd tzkitg the cloak OF, 'hs is bind
OF DeHLer" The judge perceising the
rogUery Of The SPsn:ard, and Adnifisg the
natural acute NESS Of The Indian, Ordered the
horse 10 be regisrs 20 hiro with costs o, Suii,
ami eomnitis1 he thief TO prison.
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scaurrz OF corsclEncr.

An old German knight, 10 the FIRST half OF
the i7tk century, when enormous gob!eis
were among The chief ornaments OF the ROOMS
aid tables Of the mobiles. sat once at table
next to his young wife in numerous comps-
ny, where the bottle went continually round,
and large goblet was 10 be emPtied each
time, on pain OF being condemned as false
brother by The guests, who were used 70 be
very strict in this point. The wife, who had
received more polished education, wbis-
pered 10 her husband, when il again came to
his lurn to empty an enormous glass, TO pour
The wine secretly under the table. "Tbe
others will see it, said he. His wife there
lore. just as he was raising the glas, 10 his
mouth, sDaaed on, The candle, aud repeated
her request. Instead Of complying, he said
with kind OF solemni3, q God secs it, and
emplied the goblet.
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-HAYJl.

Extract Of letter." was at Cape
Henry for few days. II is scarcely TO be
believed TO whata state Of system, order, re-
gulsri:y and civilization, these people have
arrived. Their police is quite perfect, and
their streets by far the cleanest ever saw in
any pan OF the world. Their establishments
do them infinite honor.-There is not an hos
pital Ia Europe on more liberal establish
meni, or better regulated, than the one at
Cape Henry. --English is taught in all their
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crKIcus cIkcrNsTAEcE.
led % erVr

A persGn named Htnk.1orth, Of genieei
appearing, vas On TUESDAY last, hIougl,l
to TIE bar OF the Mayors Court, 10 he tied
for forgery lie ated hat Las nnpoyerri,
Cd situation PreyenteG his emp!O Ing coun-
sci, and therefore tie would underiake Eis
own defence. He asked, vey politely, lor
the indictment, that be NIGH; look over II
previously 10 tie trial, II was nan1.d 10 h'in /;
an: whist he beiG 81, lie iO0h OH lbe lofgel
check which vac altscLea 10 Il snb swa,iOw-
ed IL. u ben he hsuied the Indictment back
10 ,he Cepsly attorney general, the cheek
Was mi.sed, snc the prisoner "os asked
gbs, be had done with u tie replied, that
he came t!iere 10 DC tired, AMI Mi To answer
Gae- .,on.. Tbs ai,,ce ayai!ed Lot the pm
soner; tor proof OF the forged cnec% was
gwen, si,er Tie faciwss subslaniia;ed OF his
having destroyed It; ani he va: sente'.oed
10 ave year. Imprisonment. lie dcienied
lilnSe J m an address OF some Ingenuity and
ability 10 The juir. ifran!lin Ca re.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-25

sc5osas ]. ss.is (sci, sDe soIEea.-ss9 2
tz,eir education. The Liasrgy q 4ae CsDfc5
o. Es,gseod. lie ai.se, ADD ste Prs5er~'T<ke
sre Tris.ed IS E1giisi. I'D ffszcil cfl;'e,'ss.
and .g.n iae pl1aciPal pan u fi'siE eooT.
The Kire ssys, dhe forces iise;o 70 ait1,Sef-
stzpa Eeyllsb. fssey ~. becos4e f''gsleA-
zen att If ise ol5.iges gtI &c read III II
lgrgy Il li.e Cbascb u EnyiaGe, ajfh ihe
Bible srj Przyes bocs, they S1 naturally
5eoone Psr;tessnls. .
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-25
ApsgscR or MIND.

The justly celebrated Leasing was fire..
quently very absent. Having missed money
at different times, without beng able to dis
cover who took il, he determined TO put his
servants honesty 10 trial, &telt some on bis
fable. OF course you counted il, said one Of
bis friends. Counted il, said Leasing, rather
embsrrsssed--no, forgot that.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-25
4 NOBLE ACT.

Fol The following anecdntc Of Mr..
HERRY. An I'd Revolutionary Soldier,
we are indebted tn a gentleman nf high
responsibility. and who was an eye
y tnrss 10 the scene. 1t occurred at
Schenectady bit few days since -
Some ten or fifteen years osu. Mr.. Per-
~ set out from one OF the eastern states
10 visit his friends living in the western
part of this state. BY the tine be had
reached Schenectady. he found his
purse exhausted. He was old. infirm,
destitute. and amons'strangers but to
'tranSers I've was compelled to relate his
short and pathetic story, and appeal to
their charity for assistance to prosecute
his journey. The landlord Of the stage
tavern and q Neighbour. who happened
30 be present. We're not deaf to The claims
ct a poursoldier and between them gave
him a five dollar bill. never expecting
to hear tram him again. A week ago.
Mr.. Perry put up at the same tavern.
on his wayto his friends. in neat dress
OF homespun. the venerable Soldier pre-
scsented himself to the landlord. and
said, SEINE years ago, in a tinN1of
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M1rshsl Tillsrs, upon the death O. he iDke
OF veDdSa.e, in Louis XiFi,'s tine. 1as
made governor Of Provence in bis room and
when the Hs'sbsl went 70 take posse SION 81
bis new government, the dep'iies OF The Pro
vince made him he usual present Of purse
fuii Of LoG:s dor. bot The rer9cn wi0 bal
The bonor 10 present Il, said 20 ohm" Here,
my Lord. is such another purse as ihat we
gave To the Duke 81 Vendome, when, like
you, be "a ne 10 be our governor; bot the
Prince after accepting IL as testinony ofour
regard tor him, very generously returned il. :"
/" Ab'' said AsnbsI Viilsrs. squeezing the
purse INTO bis pocket. Monsieur Ventone
was nos, surprising man; he has LOT left
his fellow bebiDi bin."
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-25
Extract of letter from Messrs. +. Martell,
A. ., q. Narieil. of Cosnac, TO gentle
man VI Boston, dated


a. y G. Hariell. 81 Io1nac, 10 gentle
man VI Boston, dated
Cognnc, .9pgua l8, 1919.
Our crop ofgrapes viii not be 50 abundant
as wa, first expecied--bcing, however, Oh
the eve Of good vintage, we can form an
idea OF what the prices for new brandy viii
be.
], is generally supposed that they will run
from $50 10 40 rer 81 velts. ga gallons
prime cost, according 10 the demand. That
brandy cannot be ready for shipments, be-
fore the latter end Of December.
Last years brandy is now purchasing frori
100 10 / 200 ahd these quotations will eZ-
perienee very little alteration for these two
months 10 come.
Orders entrusted TO- our care, will meet
with due attention.
ebsrente. our shipping port, will admit
vessels Of any burhen, ard small traders to
Bordeaux, Naniz. Hayre, &C. belong TO thai
place Every shipment will be, as usual,
duly established by certificate, signed with
our own hand.
We remain, your ob't servants,
+ MARTELL, A. y G. MARTELL.
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RiEgkEss.

To speak III OF . man in Lis sbsencs. shers
a base mind and 70 Bis face, is adding al,
front to The scandal.
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asGe ~ End 70 IL spres5ssS A. lsstsssot
-ssta. Il sf.s> aat 30 60. bey@ M s.s1
spoke scf4sser Gea, JStts1a, Proctor -
is,vfs from Bss;insorf, ri a5oyl t's1 sfosss
paeYip3s. Ios7 bis sfenSlt ere1s'os,s. q eo'Se'J-
e. a4sa b4,.oagiag 70 1tz'ianose --{rSgssio =.
tyessed teen sSilI greet Stsd'tsss. al svf~
pljea lhe,D si.a eek q y stftzad spDe ~
.zteas. o. ~ i7fb. r. IA G>ISek .. r. ~
cisored 10 6 f4tbess .steT--tt5s p ,, ~,
s9n G.d POM Ligsyt, and te5ag ''1s'}e q
o:4sia piiet, ran 10 without OK. Mr.. pr.
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~ aosss wiss rssiaDeboly gsit;
Gr-sf Srssls g;ea. her tno~,
Va k,szsiag yfsces o. Der EaIts
Sor asse Eits ar I'd sgr-
r. craze ws.scss leaves as gold eotwin'd,
Wsss. Ger her forehead tar;
Hsr as.n;je o,,srle1 : the Hisi,
IisrIsys her bos0sH bsre-
srrse, tbse. -nss1 Hftb tesrfvl e;s,
co,ss-3e.5 asy ny st,sl.
Fss4 "a y z 3 ,lsag a''-ss sSrity,
Frass issidQa's vain o'btrpuL
Ts-su low - hos soga ias sweets are Zee
o. sa.a ser-s brightest siosn;
y:es eso-sss - hssesib ihy tread,
Thy Gassias IS Der ts."'a-
Ds, sh.se her transient date rrouru,
Isre ibse fsrs-sy-
By rorts,ern 5lzs;s ihy ro5es are fo-n.
Tsrs-lf stern HisteT's Prey.
Thu cid Of dusi--fhss sh0Tt tby SPACE
Pa;s sieEn,ss wiil ioir95e.
Tsp' . Iperceis'G-'ime seals space,
And dezth ieansnds BIZ foo1.
Then ssneW Hith risdoG,'s ICED tie soil.
anf prsciice heavenly lore.
So -,s-ress IN Eepay Thy toll,
WEea i,le's -ouBg ipnnZ . Ger.
ANNA.
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eat ofefsc,iue land force, IN Lima.

Letter from Lima 10 respectable citizen
IN Chill. LENA, Fob. l2h. 1879.
Dear Sr-Day before yesterday, cor
poratiun met, to consider upon a levy OF
new taxes and free commerce with the En-
glish. Every Spanish merchant is terri
BILE and impiacable enemy not only TO En-
glish commerce, but even TO Englishmen ;
consequently, the proposition OF free COM
merce with England was nesatived, not
with5 anding every exertion to the contra
ry of Pezuela, Bianco and AbadIa ; and IT
would not be astonishing, should British
ship arrive with goods, if the whole crew
were assasinatet, so violent is public In
dignation. The very name Of Engisbmen
is held in odium and loaded with impreca
lions. They call them Jeucs, hieOss, enc
naies, SC. &c. they hope that king Fer
dinand will completely rid them OF the
smugglers, g. ally them to Russia, France
and The rest of the allied powers, so thai
England may be annihllated. lhey \'he
English ought TO give up all hope thai
Spain will ever allow them free trade with
her colonies.
Pezuela places great confidence IN the
services OF Renoyales, WHO assures him he
is working secretly, 10 give an unexpected
blow in favor Of Spain. We open our eye:
at that. and should suspect every SpanIare
even though he profess 10 be the enemy o
| Ferdinand.
Pezuela has RENTED millions to En-
gland, to insure what he has robbed tron
Peru, and this is giving the finishing touct
! to his work. In the above mentioned