The Portland gazette., 1819-02-02
BY THE MAILS.

NHsh,ngfon, Jan. 25.--THE SENATE
occupied a part day on Execut;va i. ! 7s
Much legislative business was. hovava. she s
partially and forwarded in its uroors.. @s'sa
measure Of prominent character Wa l. ~
or decided on. Particulars of the davl,
ings tomorrow. s'ssss
Seminole WGT- The House proceed.d !.
order OF the day ,and again took u inlco,s~;'.
the whole, Mr.. Peasants in the chair The ss
OF the military committee, &c. on the sp.,.i@
the Seminole war when
Mr. StorrS, Of New-york, concluded the -.
which he yesterday commenced, in support q \.
report and resolutions Of censure. |l
Mr.. P. p, Barbour, Of Va. next took !. !
an1 addressed the committee more than an i.
against the adoption OF the resolutions.
Mr.. Sawyer ofN. Ca. followed at some len,
on the same side of the question.
MIR. Mercer (atter an unsuccessful not;o.
the committee to rise) proceeded to ,ptol5
views in support ofthe resolutions sndhaas,.#
en- short time, when, motion for the comm
to rise being made,
The committee rose, reported proeres, ana III
tanned leave to sit again.
MIR. Mercer, then agree ably to an intnat3
which he had given in committee Of the -
offered the following resolution:
Resolved, That the Secretaries at war and ~
, nayy be directed TO lay before this house 3
OF the military orders, in virtue Of which the
gro Fort, within the territory o East-Tlorda
destroyed, IN the month OF July 1916, togeM
with the correspondence of Col. Clinch and e.
Patterson, in relation to that event.
On suggestion Of Mr.. Strother, the fOllo
raCaivod bsyf fbsY Yv,o4ror rarf az {ha
luton. , H.e
And any other information, which may E.
their power, in relation to the movement 4
Indians in the Seminole country.
Some conversation took place on thisresol
in which MIR. Mercer stated bis objects to
shew, by the papers called for, &c. that
States were the aggressors IN the war VIZ
sued with the Seminole Indians.
On putting the question on Mr. Merssz
solution, it was discovered that there Fsrs
quorum of the members present and
The House adjourned. es
WARRINGTON, JAN. 26.-We understEd
the Treaty lately concluded between the
and G. Britain, received yesterday ths So
Of the Senate
4t ND
The inconsistency of some ofthe Boz
editors in relation 10 the procsedinS1
Jackson, has justly rendered them %
ious to jacobinic censurs and ildl1
When ths documents concerning tbs
happy affair first came out, the sdllo'
whom we allude, were among the Iou
and apparently TIE most indrpeadsa1
reprobating the measures and con0ae
Jackson but Immediately on the ap :
ance Of MIR. Adams Letter. jussiiying n
1910, although it contained not soi'sa'f
unknown before, yet they tor1hwi'n
with the Secretary, and commenced
his letter. These gentlemen sn0u
fleet that their Inconsistency viii n0'
Mr.. Adams one iota, in his eiiois ~
come President OF the United States =
Gem. Mrf
Accounts from Persia represent 'Ae
Royal to be the friend Of Christians y =,
homedan) empire. He has lately 'sse"
Divan, composed Of the principal ~
The Law, and proposed the qaesu0o'~
Jesus Christ wss true Prophei. 81
God 9--wht .her bis laws are just s--sAs
er il is lawful to blsspheme bis laws
frs, questions were decided 10 The -. =
and The las. in the negative ~ -.
said since to have punished one "
tics for insulting Christian
From the OtGheltan Islands n -
we learn, that idolairy has been - :.
nouoees their Gods and their als'f' -
destroyed, and the wO ship -o' =, 80 /.
and the acknowledgement 3 - s.oes
universal. In T4hei;e alone, % =. "a =
been built, and in Etmeo 16 A9ss
sons haze learned to read, wfl'e'
Sir Il. Dayy is at Naples 70 ~, i i;
culean Mss. He writes, 'as' .;sa
the cause Of the adhesion u " III, :
liquid formed BY the sa0's'' .tsat1 1
and thinks he has DISCOVERIES s,sssil.f1
vent for il. If any thing can SUI, ..;s,t
pose il must be bis wOnderlu .,a r.
ity, which IS more Ten'iA''
think, than even bis gs0ia'' 49,
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