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oswEGo, On. " oc,

oswEGo, IN. ~ OCT. 81.
A few days ago, an Irishman deserted
from the British garrison at Fort George,
and swan across the Niagara river
Having Invested himself of those alti-
cles which would impede his swimming,
he exclaimed, on reaching the shore,
T" BY Jasus, I'm an American born--I'ye
Just come stark naked"
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military or hereditary deSpotlsm
beg to request your excellency to
accept, as proof, although very small,
of my eagerness to sustain the cause OF
the independence in this, my adopted
country, my share of the money captur-
ed, and have it applied to the manufac-
ture of rockets; and the treasury will
place to my credit that sum, which must
be paid when heaven may please to
crown your excellency's efforts with the
liberty of these provinces, the most
beautiful of the globe.
1t is, indeed, a great satisfaction to
me, for the first time in my life, to be
able to express to government my de-
sires to promote the liberty and happi-
ness of mankind, without mourning its
public or secret mortal hatred.
have the honor, &c.
(Signed) COCHRANE.
No. T..
E.rtroct from a hriUate letter, dated
Santiago de Chill, June 29th, qvritten
by PERSON qveH informed, and 4vor-
thy Of credit, to a gentleman Of re-
shecta6iity in this city.
Our proclamations, books, and pam
phlets, have the most wonderful circula-
ton throughout Peru. The inquisitorial
policy proscribes and persecutes them
with the most interchangeable efforts, but
some patriots have learned some of them
by heart, to keep them in their memo
rics, should they be obliged to give up
the originals; and some of them have
come down 10 the ports and recited them
before the admiral, as proof that they
have not forgot them. The historical
and Political account Of the revolutionI
of .america, has made very deep I'M
preston on them. Send me, therefore,
as many copies as you can.
At Supe, one of the parts frequently
visited by the squadron, the inhabitants
were so intlamcd that they held public
meeting and drew memorial request
ing the admiral to furnish them arms to
declare their independence. Some of
these poor people were, however, taken
by the detachments of the vice-king, and
few of them took refuge with the squad
ron.
All the people, in general, are for the
independence but are not decided for
want of assistance. If any is to be CIV
en-, let it be such as to be sufficient to
restrain the enemies, to sustain the pro-
vinces, to direct their resolutions and
measures, and consolidate the opinions
towards the desired end. Five thousand
men could accomplish these objects, al
though with great exertions and we
should make every effort to profit of
these happy moments, that, once LOST,
may not return in century.
The vice-king Pezuela has brought
all the forces to the capital, and, expect
ing the expedition every moment, he con-
tnues to fortify the line Of Callao.-
Amongst the last measures for defence
adopted against the attacks of the block
aiding squadron, red hot shot is in great
vogue; for the use Of which he was au-
thorized by the archbishop, who has pre-
viously declared that we are rebels and
heretics.
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Adj. and hsp. Gems Office, .
October q. 1919. &
NOTICE.

Under the arrangement ofthe Depart
ment Of State, Treasury, War, and Ma
w, published the 9th of May, 1918,
g That all claimants shall have their
business attended to- by transmitting
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PoUGHKEEPsIE, OCT. 90.

: I.- PUUGHKKEPSIE, OCT. 1U'
Epidence cfhard times During the
sitting of the court Of common pleas, in
this village, last week, John Danley was
arraigned for horse stealing, and plead
guilty; he said he stole the horse for
the purpose of going to the state prison;
his reasons were, that the times were SO
hard that he could get no work, and
could hit upon no other plan SO ready
and certain to provide him with home
and steady employment. He is a strong
healthy young man; and was, to his
great qualification, sentenced to the state
prison for eight years.
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DUBLIN, SEPT, 10.

observation-disclosures from Frankfort
and Hamburg, have appeared in the
French papers, received by this day s
mail, that Bernadotte, the king of Swe-
den, has been shot dead the Bremen
Gazette of the I'd inst. contains similar
report. No particulars, however, are
mentioned, and accounts direct from
Stockholm, dated several days anterior,
mention that Bernadotte was preparing
to take journey into the interior ofhis
kingdom, to choose a proper situation
for strong fortress, which is to be made
the principal depot of arms in The king
dom. .t..
DUBLIN, SEPT. 90.
Revival Of Manufactures-A cor
respondent from Leeds informs us that
considerable improvement has taken
place in the woollen trade at Leeds,
This favorable alteration is felt chiefly
in the shawl and pelice departments,
which is confined to the home market.
The stuff trade is also gradually improv-
ing, and it is hoped that this alteration,
conioined to the bountiful crops with
which Providence has blessed the coun-
try, will render the approaching winter
less distressing than was some time ago
apprehended.
Hunt.-An obscure Morning Paper
of Saturday, states, that Hunt is coming
over to Ireland, and will visit this city
and Cork on a Reform Mission.
The following regiments have been
ordered to be disbanded :-2lst, a2d,
and 25th, Light Dragons, on their arri-
val from India; Sd West India regi-
ment, on arrival at Sierra Leone; Royal
African corps, on arrival from Sierra
Leone and the Cape; Royal York Ran
gers, Royal West-India Rangers, and
York Chasseurs, on arrival in North
America.
City Of London address to the Prince
Regent.-At twelve O'Clock on Friday
forenoon, the lord mayor, attended by
the two sheriffs, alderman Waithman,
the recorder, the common serieant, a
number of common council men, &c.
waited on the prince regent, agreeably
to the appointment made on Thursday,
with the address voted by the common
council, on the subject of the late trans
actions at Manchester.
Their reception from his royal high
ness was most gracious. On the right
of the prince were lords Sidmouth and
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their papers, without employing agents
in this city," 1 have uniformly and
promptly delivered over to the proper
officer all papers which have been en-
closed to me. This course / shall con-
tinue cheerfully topursue; but it is i'm
possible to acknowledge the receipt of
all such papers; and | do not feel myself
liable, to account for any vouchers or
communications which do not belong to
the files of this Office.
give this notice, as general answer
to the many correspondents who avail
themselves of my services in this way.
d. PARKER,
.Qdutan aud INSPECTOR General.
Mr.. Goblet has taken his departure
for England. He embarked in the ship
Hercules, Cobb, which sailed on Satur-
day morning, from Newly ork, for Liver
pool.-Gazette.
The Nezp- York Cdnal-The great
Western Canal, from the Hudson to
Lake Erie, is progressing towards COM
pletion. On the 23d October, water was
let into about Is miles of what is called
the middle section, between Utica ard
Rome, and boat, towed by one horse,
with the canal commissioners, engineers,
and large company of ladies and gen
tlemen, on board, proceeded from the
former to the latter place, and returned,
greeted along the banks with the roll of
drums, shouts, huzzas, and with colors
flying. When the water was first let in,
a part of the canal proved defective, but
was soon remedied. The chief feeder
of this portion of the channel is Oriska-
ny creek. The experiment may be re-
garded as promising. An undertaking
of this kind speaks for itself, and does
not require the aid of the tongue or tho
pen Of panegyric.-Bid.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-03-17
TO FAR MERS.

The falio,siny goodnaured hinss from page Of sks
.4grenturoi Calender, worth the notice Of the
hus6anInon.
"The men who are farmers by book are
no farmers to- ne. They make much tslk
and parade ABOUT their compost. aud their
non-compost, and all that, bot give me the
man, who preiers his hands to books, aud
with little will fetch grea, deal to pass.
Let those who follsw husbsndry Cor anus
mcu,s tsy .expesiments. Poh, nonsense |!
Why, my wife, ..~ other day, siiiy WON an,
undertook to bake puddsus b the brok.
And she book'd II, and sftcv all never conh'd
said l, Sarah, this never will DO
for'>so, king farmers: H wc uudersske NO
make f>ddings and sow turnips BY the book, ).
wc shall ger ,o the last page-o Of our business
b'Fore we are hsx,resdy. Let learned ssen
a',end to cases, genc~is moods and lenses
YOU and will see 10 oar Sarics, 1ocks, 6elds
and fences. ~
~:o:N:o:-
Mellish's Map has bseo referred h In she
ate negotiations with Spain. From sas,
usp 1t appears. that the whole domoin OF
re United Ststos, extending from tho ATTAIN
&c to the Pacific Ocean. Is shout eqssl swO
uiRion fwo hundred aud fffy-sir fheussnd,
sinr hundred and Efsy fve squsrs miles: Of
Inch that part lying East Of the Mississip-
!, and Including the FIoridss, 10 equal 70
ne hundred and Jorfy.t.oo fAossand, one
hunSrss sas sAsrsy sssars. si;ss. II the
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BANK OF TIE U. S.

IMPORTANT Decision A letter has been
rescived st New-York from Washingion,
dated 6th March, which says /" The chief
justice has jus, delivered the unanimous opia-
100 of me court In the case OF The Bank Of
the United States and he State oil Maryland,
which is, that the act OF Congress, incorpor.
ating that institution, was constiiul ional,--
that the directors of the Na,onai Bank have
q right 10 establish branc hes m the different
states, and tha, no state can, in any shape
whatever, lay q tax Of any kind on the bank
itself, or either Of its branches. The act OF
Maryland, therefore, which imposed stamp
duty OF the b,ils issued by the Office a, Bal
timore, is declared by The opinion which has
been delivcted, unconsi uiiona! aud void. l."
The argument exhausted nine days, three
OF which were employed by MIR. Pinkney.
who was concerned for the bank.
The Washington City Gazette, Of Sstur-
day evening, has the following paragraph on
tho same subject.
We understand that Chief Jus,iee Mar.
shall, this day, delivered the opinion OF the
Court, (ia tho case Of M'Culloch verses the
State Of Marylsnd,) against the right OF the
State to tax tho branches OF tho Bank Of the
United Ststcs. Mr.. Pinckney concluded tho
srgumeu, IN this case this morning."
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he Charge i'AEairs VI do Cs;Ied Sales $
Stockholm. f
Robert Were Fox, to be Consul o, Fal.
mouth, in England.
John James Appleton, Of Msssschuseus,
10 be Secretary Of Legation at Rio do Janei-
Abraham p. Gibson, of Ncw-York, to be
Consul ct 81. Petersburg.
Francis Adams OF the Dirtrict of Colum.
bia, to be Consul at Trieste.
Cortland Parker, Of ew.Jersey, 70 be
Consul at Curacao ;---msde vacant by the
death Of John b. Frszie', Esq.
8, Townsend Smith, Of Virginia, to be Con-
sui at Tunis. se
Thomas y. Anderson, Of Penpsylyania,
10 be Consul of the United States at Tripoli
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Several accounts from South America,
confirm the tact that part of the Spanish
expedition, sent to Lima has been fallen in
WIN by the patriot squadron, and frigste
and 8 transports, with troops on board, cap.
,ured. This circumstance has given new
hopes end encouragement tp the Patsiol
cause in that quarter.
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= NEWPORT. nati
WEDFESD.dY, NARcS ", 1879.
Republican, Nomination.

At General Republican Convention OF Del
ega,es from the several towns in the SIsl .
Of Rhode Island, holden at the Stale-Eouso
in Bristol, on "Wednesday evening, the i7,h
February, lsl9-Hon. JAMES FEssss,
Presideot, and WILLIAn SIMoss, Secre-
taSy--u was Enanimousiy resolved, that the
following gentle men be Recommended. to
the freemen Of this State, for the ofhces
affixed TO their names respectively, at the
ensuing election
HIS ExCRLLENcY
NEHEMIAH r. KNIGHT, Esq.
GOYERAO
HIS HONOR
EDWARD WILCOX, Esq. ~
LIEUT. G0YERNOR.
SENATOR'S. sf~
!. PHILIP MARTIN, Esq.
2. EBENEZER DARNEy, -Esq.
t Of C0vensfI.
3. SAMUEL vINSON, ESQ. rs
otNewaayy.
4. THOMAS BUFFANl, Esq. =
nl OF SmissfelS.
s. NATHAN BROWN, Esq.
Of J0anss0n.
9. WILLIAM PEARCE, Esq.
ft Or Bris'o!.
2. BENJAMIN SMITH, Esq. "
sv OF North. KinsssosyH.
8. WAGER WEEDEN, Esq.
OF South KngssowS.
9. WILLIAM WILBOUR, Esq.
or Little COMPTON.
10. STEPHEN B. CORNELL, Esq.
Of FortsmousA.
HENRY BOWEN, Esq. Secretary.
DUTEE }. PEARCE, Esq. .4tforney Gen'L
THOMAS G. PiTMAN, Esq Gen. Treas.
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Mkansa ~ Territory.


OF which GeneI al Miller is sppoiotsA
Gov. comprises all thai par, Of the ierritory
of Missouri, which lies south Of . line beeia-
ning on the Mississippi river al 80 Nor.h
latitude running thence w. TO the river ST.
Fiane OF. thence up tho same TO Sc so North
latitude and thenee W. 10 the Western, ter.
fitoriai line.
The Masonic Hall, Of Philadelphia, spa.
cious beautiful building in Chesnut.stree,.
has been destroyed BY FIRE T; it Coat $4,000.
aad was insured Sss,ooo.
John Forsyth, (ssys the Franklin Gazette)
our Minister PIenipotentia'y 10 the cour, q
Spain, will embark al Boston, and not, as was
supposed, 1t Annapolis, The conclusion, OF
the late Tresty Of cession depr;.es his mis.
sion OF much of it's interest. II, however.
the rumors sHoat be cerreci, the disordeted
and revolutionary stalc of Spain may, unsx.
pectediy, render his station both critical and
important.
We learn, says the Washington City Ca
zette, that the board Of tor,iGtslion for ex-
amining the defences along the eastern I, our
tier, consisting Of Gen. Bera,d, Col. Totem,
of the engineers of iortiiestiou Captains
Warriugton aud Elliot, of the navy and OF
the engineers Of topography, Majors Le
Comte, Kearuey, end Bache, will proceed oa
this duty in May next.
Patriot q Mercantile .4dterfisef OFce1
Baitfmore, March 6--1 Nj. 6
Csp.. PERRy arnve6 here 10 the brig
Savage, in 81 days from Coquimbo, states.
that the Palriot and Royal land forces had
remained inactive for q long tine. Tho
feet of Pattiot vessels that sailed from Val
psrsiso to intercept the expsditios from Ca.
dig to Lima, we're 40, 10 time. Capt. p.
was informed by the commander Of the Bril-
ish sloop Of wsr Thype, THAI four Of the
transports bed GO, into Lima after touching se
Tslcahusus. The aeet had directed their
course to Taicsbusns, FIRST, where they found
tie convoy ship, (the Isabella friga;e Of "a
guns); they Cut her out of the port after
some resistance from her and the shore, snd
succeeded IN getting her to the Isle Of St.
NARY, where they we're fitting her out. One
OF the Patriot sloops OF war had gone 10
efosse Oh Lima. Conception was sill in the
hands OF the Royalists. The u. s. sloop OF
war had not rasusnsd from Columbia, N. w.
coast.
Erfraef ola letter from Rio yaneiye, dasr6
Jan -, 80 . @erenndte Aovse IN N. York.
any letters from Valparaiso t,s,e, that
the Patriots have been so fortunate as % en-.
trap end esp,ose part Of the Spanish ..,us-
droo. "A frigsse and two transports went
into Conception for supplies, after Tslcahua-
M had been sba,doned, and their willy enc
mics, supposiag such On occurrence possibie,
kept the rcysl bsuper flying o. sbe rsmpsrt.,
and ss soon - these vessels were noorec,
the ps'ris;s ssssinsd psssss,is. Of th,n"
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THE LATE CONGRESS.

Congress sdjrorned on Tnur sdsy last, the
constitutions term of the session having ex-
pired; and The natural inquiry is, wba, have
the legislative servants OF The people done To-.
the promotion OF their prosperity and hsppi-
oess! What mighty schemes have they
projectcc-what system OF measures have
they fixed upon--to add the Using greatness
OF this growing republic Where are we o
hDd the evidences ot tho wisdom snd taleDi-
known TO reside 10 that gseat delegated body
oi The nation !--asd wnr acts, oufiDg a
session Of more than eighty days, have
been passed for the advancement of the
general good These inquisies are the nat
nrai consequences offree aud popular govern
mcnt, and p ocecd from the liberty Of the
subjec freely 10 inquire into, end minute y to
investigate, the public management Of those
to whom their .power has been delegated.
We confess that on slight retrospect Of
the late session, we cannot perceive any ex.
trsor binary results, Of great benefit to The
country. Few(if amy laws, ot much nation.
al importance, have been thereby Greeted;
iirle appears to have been done, and much
neglected Of beneficial and interesting char
scter.
We cannot iorbear expressing our regret
and rt6ca,ion, OF the treatment which the
most distinguished living commander of tur
country has experienced at the hands OF a
committee Of each branch Of an enlightened
and patriotic Congress. Perhaps seLfsa and
infereSsed considerations wsre the prime
c,overs Of this inqairy. But the pre-emi.
cent sersices Of JAcxsos, through long
course Of daring and brilliant achievements,
and particularly ths, part OF his condnct which
il is at,smpted to ccnvert into an instrument
Of bis dcwnlaii, lave endcared bin TO his
fsilow.ciiizens as an able and patriotic gener-
al, FL for the moss pcrilous rxigencics, with
disposition which knows no impulse but the
good oil his natal soil. We trust that the
nex' Congrcss-w. knosv that +" his country
will do him justice. - BAR. Pot. ~.
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enf att ias, Census, (isic,it would con-
tain pcpuIa,icn of one hundrtd and fAirsyf
i've nithsns, Jour hundred and sevenHef
nous0nd fhv<e hundred hersons: and, il as
popniqps as Ifaly now is, the number would
be Jfrfe hundred and one nilions, yorfy} four
thousand and Zen Give but the i'm imagination
play, and the,e is no limit 10 the oeur we
may anticipate fo' our country. Ny, II
arithmetic be true, very few brief yea,sw'li
find this the most powerful nation on the
globe. We have only to wish that it may,
be as enlightened as il will be powerful.
Nat Ipteliige ncer
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From Mogodoye.


Tie brig Pocshontss, Cspt Clarke, has
arrived 1t NcwYoIk from Mogadore, via.
New.London. On the outward pass ge, Oct
%, in sight of Tcnoriife, was boarded by the
Cas'iila. Lima ship, prize sc the Bpenos Ay.
res brig Young Constitution, Cspt. Meek,
who had taken out 100000 dollars 10 specie.
The prizr crew had mutinicd, and displaced
tho prize master, who, with one other man,
they compelled Capt. Clarke to take on board
the Pocahon,a.
From the Correspondent Of fhe ~ Y. Gazette.
"MooADoaE, Jon. is, islS.-The Poca-
hontas, Capt. Clarke, will leave this town
and environs quite healthy, no symptoms of
the plague having sepcared, that we know Of,
nearer than about 800 miles to the nofthward.
- The places known here 10 be infected are
Tsngier, where's. by adv'ces received to day,
Il was on tb Decline Tetuau, i.arache, Me-
quioez, and Old Fee. II is reported to have
made its appearance al Rebat, but this has
not been conf Tmed.
"His Imperial Majesty is at shis date or
near Morocco, some horsemen having left
him on his route for that city, from Mequinez,
ten days ago. II 10 much to be feared; add
scarce can be doubted, that the infection vii!
scca make its appearance in Morocco, there
being eve,y reason 10 suppose the coatagion
is among the '-..ops accompanying His Ma
jes,y, which arc to he sanber Of fifteen h,o.
drcd. Should cur apprehenss~as be verified
respecting Morocco, it will 10 all probability
no, long delay It's appearsace here, as o-v in.
t~icourss with that city 10 very frequent, io.
deed stNoyt daily. Should IL break out here,
ms ravagcs viii undoubtedly be very great, as
the Jews' town, snd that part Of the Town in
bsbiicd By the poorer class OF The Moors, are
extremely crowded.
The season has been unususily favorable
tor the ensuing harvest, the rains for long
period having been almost inccsssnt--More
so, then has been known for . number Of
yesrs. On The slher hand, the locusts have
), appeared in vast Fights to the south srd 3D.
joining provinces, and IL they do no, dissp.
pssrsoon may do much injury.
"In MANY parts OF tho eounsry there has
been literally famine this last season. Al
this place, the price Of vhes, hes been ss
high ss two dollars spd . bell per EogIish
.hushel.
(. "TAees are now here Eve English hrigs,
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thousand and Zen Give but the i'm mag gination
play, and the,e is no limit 10 the ceur we
may anticipate for our country. Ny, II
arithmetic be true, a very few bref Yeas will
find this the most powerful nation on the
globe. We have only TO wish that il may
be a. enlightened as it will be powerful.
Nat. In,eIige ncer.
bosToE, March Is.
Latest from Europe.
Accounts from Europe TO the 2Is, of Jan.
have been received here, by an arrival from
Havre.
Chance Of French Ministry.
The change of Ministers which we before
heatd had occurred IN France, proves 10 have
been an eniii one. The Duke ofRichelieu,
retired OIL account Of i'll health the Marquis
Dessole Is his successor rs prime minister
The Royal Decree Of appointment adds the
Sierre de Serie rs minister OF Justice; Count
de Cezes, minister for the Interior Baron
Louis, minister of Finances. This reorgsni-
zsion was we'll received, and the funds rose
. consequences. The Office of Minister of
Police H. abolished, the policy OF which meas
ore il may be difficult TO account for The
new ministry had assembled for b. siness (;
and the old Incumben,s had been appointed
Pfivy CounseIiors.
Spanish I.foirs.
The state Of affairs 10 Spain, rs next 10
point OF Interest. The want Of revenue had
reduced this Kingdom to great straits; bot
the Marquis D'Yiujo, with prompu,ude
and deter mins,ion winch do credi, 10 his a.
bIities, has, IL IS said, offered certain
csssions Of territory In the Medi,er-
ranean, 10 ihe strong powers, fo' as
sistance at this juDc,We--by means Of which
ne means to make one great, systematic and
combined effect 10 res,oie the royal au,hori.
~, in the revolutionary province, OF America
His scheme is 10 direct 10000 men 10 -Veo-
ezuels and New G, enada, 5000 towards
MEXICO, l4ooo to Buenos. Ay,es and 5000
TO COLLABORATING a total to,ce ot 10000.
Six thousand tons of shipping will be scqulr-
ed, ard SO millions Of dollars. We are
Clearly OF opinion that no measure will be SO
likely TO be successful, ss an effort oi this
kind; but whether il will prove OF perms.
pent benefit to Old Spain is extremely doubt
fol.
The Paris papers contain London dates to
Jan. l6. The British Parliament asse mbled
on the 10th. On the opening Of The House
OF Commons, MIR. Manners Sutton, was rec
elected Speaker. II was expected hat the
Speech would be delivered on the 2lst, until
which time the session would be only formal.
Army Of Europe.
In astatisticsi survey Of Europe, lately
published at Vienna, il is estimated that the
armed force OF Europe on the Peace Estab-
iishDent, consists OF i,793,OCO men, and on
war Establishment of 90S,OoO. The
marine is caic ulsted at 462 vessels of the
line, $40 iriga,es, and l0a2 vessels Of lesser
rank.
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'.sdiao Cor y.,r'at 90. yss.s - ror d. {
suised States, ,racs. in consequence ofian
high price of p'osisioss, and the plague, dead
reyond descr p,ion." .E si AZ