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From The European Magazine.

THE INEXPERIENCED sHEPH RDnEss.
Il Russian Popular Sung.
Pm fourteen summers OLD uow
IT'S time to look about me now
Twas only yesterday, they said,
was a silly, silly maid:
Ills time 10 lock about me now.
The shepherd SWANS so rudely Stare,
must reprove then | declare:
This talks of beauty-.bat OF love-
I'm such tool can't reprove--
must reprove them declare.
IT'S s,rsnge-bu, yet | hope no sin
Some thing unwonled speaks within;
Loves language is mystery;
And yet | feel, and yet see
y what IS this that speaks within
The shepherd cries 4 love thee, sweet
And love Thee, my lips repeat:
Kind words they sound as sweet to me,
As nusiCk's faIrest melody:
love thee oft my lips repeat
His pledge he brings-Iil not reproTe
U no! III take that pledge Of love:
10 thee, my guardian dog I'd give
Could | without tina, guardian give;
But still | take thy pledge Of love.
My shepherds crook Fdgive 10 thee
. no /! my father gave it ne-
And treasures by parent given.
FROM .ond child should NEE be rI'ea~
y no! my father gave it me.
But thou shalt have yon lambkin iaE-
Nay! It's my mothers foudesl care;
For every day, she joys TO count
Each snowy Iambkin on the mount
I'll give thee then TO lambka tar.
But stay, my shepherd! witt thou Ue
Forever faithful-fond OF me?
A sweeler gift I'll then impart,
And thou shalt have--a malden' heai''
n thou wilt give Thy heart to me.
A. G.. CaZenOve, y 10.
LAVE moved to the lower part oil ~"
street pa.r iLs Custom House,
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e,'s milk, oi which. il dill no. consume 'he
whole, and from which circumstance we
may form an estimate Of the II. tive quail
" OF that ne cessary article when Cows have
the benefit OF good food or pasture since
the milk OF one will nearly produce lhfee
pounds Of animal substance per day.
Six thousand bolts of sail duck, worm
from 80 to 50 per cent more than Russian
Canvass have been manufactured IN the
town OF Patterson, N. Jersey, in one year.
FACTS, RELATIVE TO THE SLAVE TRADE.
81. Jago, Ist. May 1921.
There is now al anchor in this bay the
brig "Apullo. from Lisbon, COMMANDED oy
first Lieutenant Of the Portuguese navy,
bound for Cached, aud expected to sail IN d
few days hence. The Apollo is the proper
~ of a most notorious slave dealer, John
Pereira, oil Cached, mounts tour carronades,
each six Founders, is about ESQ tons, and.
what With a pendant, and tour panied
wooden guns, painted ports, and other min
,cry of smart and stylish rigging, might pass
at distance for iran OF war. 1t IS AFFIRM
ed that Pereira has obtained passport,
signed By his most faithful majesty, granting
him leave to send four thousand DoMEsTrcs,
alias slaves, to the Brazils The Apollo is
intended TO take this voyage-Periera and
family with six or eight hundred 'luUc'; the
remaining number 70 be removed in the
same way, under the authority Of the king 5
commission, as domeshcs.
This is certainly one Of The most sbomlna
Bile attempts to evade The precise words and
spirit of the treaty for the abolition OF the
slave trade; and the right Of the King OF
Portugal to grant such passport to any OF
his subjects is surely questionable.
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LATEST FhOM SCOTLAND.


The British brig Homer, Ker, at Charles.
ton, in IS days from Greenock, furnishes
the subsequent commercial articles.
Glasgow. Sept. 10,
great deal OF rain has fallen since our
last. in this city. and our neigbborhood,
which retards the labors of the harvest.
Considerable orders for Wheat from Eng
land and Ireland having come to Glasgow,
our price, have advanced several .hilines
per barrel. No Irish Wheat a: yesterday 5
market under s9s; and 3ls; currently paid
for fine. Oats aud Barley were also Is per
boil dearer.
Sept. l5.-The remarkably adverse
weather which has for some time prevailed
in England and ireland, has now fairly ex.
tended to Scotland, and continue TO be
marked by general advance in the price
of Corn.
DumtT!ss, Sept II.
Around this town different farmers have
already secured their crops, and every
where indeed the barn yard IS beginning to
thicken with lis winter ornaments Last
week we had good ceaI Of rain, which had
the effect OF raising the shear er's W ages to
Is per day; but this rise was only partial:
AMI as The weather has again cleared up, a.
ges have fallen 10 Is. Cd. Last night the har-
vest moon looked forth in all her glory, and
We have little doubt that many farmers
would make good use of her welcome
light. TO secure themselves so far against the
chapter OF accidents.
A commercial letter of the 18th Septem-
Der, says:
There has been brisk demand for Cot
ton this week, principally for Bowels On
Monday about $40 bales of this description
were sold at 10 81. to "a ua Ter last weeks
prices, hut towards the end Of the week, in
consequence OF the Improvement in the Ii
verpouI market. all thai were offered at last
weeks price. were taken, and none can
nuw be had but at 0a advance; other sorts
ale without alteration. The sales amount
to 1882 packages, Sea Islands 81, at l5h.
m,ddling l6i To ibid lair to good, I9d.
finp, TO. stained q. at I9 3 al. good fair:
do. Bowed, 5, at Hid lair; Bowed T50s, at
sii. mid ling, Tod, to lob, fair to good; n.
Orleans -, Iltd. to iIt. fair. No altera.
tiun in Tobacco OF Rice
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NEW EXPEDI ZION TO AFRICA

The English government are about 10 send
All expedition TO explore certain parts of
Africa, which border upon Egypt, in search
OF Greek and Roman edi6ce. Mr. Beeehy
is to superntend the expedition he was
many years secretary TO Mr.. Salt. the English
Consul to Egypt, aud the constant compan
Nn OF Hr. Be!zori, in his late ind.faty, ble
researches. L,bya, the country about TO be
explored, is that which in ancient time. con-
tslned the countries of Cyrenaica and Mar
narica. The former was called Pentapelis.
from he sve great cities which it con aimed;
one 0, which was Berenice or iesperis, now
Bernie, the spot whele the celebrated Gar
dens OF ths H->perides are generally sup.
posed TO have existed. Not far distant was
Buce or Bsrca. and Ptolemais. now Too
meta. To the east of the extensive North
ern point OF the coast, called Thyous Pro-
monorum, now Cape R4sat. was Pollmia.
now Marzs Susa or Sosush, formerly the
port o. Cvrene, that city being situated
little in lasd it vas founded by Battus. who
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BOUNDARY LINE.

Il was asserted III Montreal paper
sons time since, that the commissioners
Amounted unuer the sixth article of the
treaty, could not asreo Oh the boundary
line: consequently it was 70 be left to
some friendly sovereign. We are gratiti-
ed to be enabled TO state that the infor
matt, from Montreal IL not correct. The
Commissioners, Gen. Porter and Mr..
BARCLAY. were 10 nave mad meeting At
Utica in September last. but owing to the
iudisposition Of the latter gentleman, the
meeting was postponed, and finally ad
iourned 10 be held In the city Of New.
York this day. General Porter came
down in the lat steam boat a. far as West
Point, ana expected TO reach this city to-
day. From the information we have re-
ceiyed, we believe the commissioners will
sgres to the boundary line ut this meet
ing. and that report of the same will be
speedily communicated to the respective
governments. 1t is of great Importance
to the inhabitants of the frontiers on both
sides, that che boundary line should be
known. At present considerable excite
ment exists on the Northern frontier. In
one instance, an island in the river ST.
Lawrence called Carleton island, had
been leased to Mr. Charles Smyth. and
the Post Master General had established
Post Ofice on the island, Of which MIR.
! s. was Post Master lie has erected a
number of buildings on the island, and
made considerable Improvement in agricul-
ture, sc A short time ago Mr.. Hege
man, the Collector OF the Customs at
Kingston, went TO Carleton island with q
party Of officers and took from Mr.. Smy' h
large quantity of merchandise, seizing
it in behalf Of the Crown: on the ground
that the island belonged to Great Britain.
w. Y. Com. do.
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led tLiher Laeediemasisn csiosy from
There. one of the Cycio ir' anu the
Kingdom was afterwards oeGuts he'd 10 TIE
Romans by the last Of the Plolemies, sur
named apion, and was formed ~ that nation
into province with Crete. Tie expedition
will explore the vestiges oil 1t, which are
supposed still to remain undef the name oil
Curin: to the E. OF this stood the 9th city
OF ancient Cyrennaica. called Darns, 10"
Derne. South of the blarmarica, which
our countrymen will visit, and in the mids: OF
sands of the Libian Desert, was small and
beautiful spot, refreshed by streams. and
luxursnt with verdure. in which stoud The
Temple, so celebrated in antiquity, OF Jup'-
ter Harmon, said to have been founded by
Bacchus. in graft ude to his father Jupiter,
who appeared to him when pprlahing with
thirst, in the Torn, OF ram, and showed him
a fountain. Here wa. the Fons Soils, where
waters were cold at noon and hot at night
Here also the celebrated ancient Oracle, so
difficult OF access through the Libian De-
serts, which was consulted by Alexander
The Great, after a memorable and danger.
Gus journey, the token of bich transmitted
to pos,erlty, is the rams horn upon the head
OF that conqueror on numerous medals. he
expedition will in all probability be engaged
for three or four years.
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From the american Daily Advertiser.
JACK EYES, &c.

DL WA VIZ
Mr.. PouLsoN,
In cases Of recent confusion or bruises
on the face, SC. particularly among the
children. who are perpetually liable to
them, from fall, or running heedless| y
against the furniture. &c have been in
the practice ofapplyins thereto, with in
variable success. the Membrane, or "in-
ner skin" Of the common Hens Egg.
which can be the more speedily obtained
by emp' yins the contents ofthe shell from
small Aperture made in the end of it :;
it will adhere readily. and if allowed to
remain on. for few hours, will restore
the part to healthy state; effectualy
preventing the extravasation of blood,
which would otherwise remain unsightly
Tor leng tine. AS the want of a spscif
lex Of this kind has been felt by many
persons, have pleasure in communicating
it for the benefit Of all.
TYR. MED.
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the operations in the marie: ar. eomparst,v,',
few, except on speculations. !
RICE.
The demand was LAM I'D, and but few sale,
were made. We quote it at IS dolls
MOLASSES
Was 4 shade lower; sale of 60 hhds. good
Guadalupe was made al 36 cents; very little Dc.
ing in New-Orleans. We quote
New-Orleans 3sa3s
Martinique & Guadalupe, sweet, So a36I.,
SUGARS.
We notice no alteration in prices the tran,
actions were steady and not extensive. Weopo,,
Havana brown, 25aO7s
New Orleans, superior, ii 50
Do fair, 10 25au,s
Do. inferior, 9 slo
Havana, white, superior, l6 aI6so
Do do seconds. II 5Oal5
Cuba, Muscovadoes, good, 95OalOm
Do seconds, SIS as IS
st. Croix, II ala
There is no prime quality in market
COFFEE.
VERY little doing and the quantity in marie,
is small. We quots
Havana, 3Oa3ol.2 c.n,.
st. Domingo, 99I2a3o
ASHES.
Sales of Pots al; Pearls 49, los.
BRANDY.
Bordeaux was in less demand; sales v,r.
made at SO ID cents.
NAVAL STORES. We quote
Tar, dolls,
Turpentine. 225a5o
PROVISIONS.
Continued without alte alton some bs;ne..
was doing in both beef and pork. We quot,
Prime beef, 5 81 Prime pork, S75a9
Mess. do. Mess. do Is 81 All 80
TOBACCO.
CONTINUED d IL. We quote
Richmond, 6leaS cents.
Petersburg, ) l.!a7
Kent cky, al-2a6l.2
WNISKTY
81 35 cents; Cider Brandy. 81 New Rum,
10.
OIL
Whale, 81 81 Sperm. summer strained %
Cts; do WINTER do. liz celts; o,5e m. Candles,
81 w.
FLA XSEED.
Sales Of rough iced were at dolls on specr
lstion; and cont! acts 70. clean were mace aty i;
ENInh NGE.
On England, ~ Per cent ad:anee, extern
sive sales.
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Asr York, Moo. i2.
wa fUh, INOV. IL.
COMMISSIONERS UNDkR ThE TREATY VI

COMMISSIONERS UNDhk the TREATY VI
GhENT.
Yesterday arrived IN this city Anthony
Barclay, Esq bis Britannia MaJesty's
Commissioner under the 9th aud 9TH ar.
Il, les Of the treaty of Grent. General
L b. Porter is Commissioned of the u
n ted States under ihe same articles. =
Those commissioners have appointed
thus day fO- 'aeeing of their Board 10
81 leid in this city, with view. We be.
lIeve, finally TO lie srvnine the boundary
. ubrAcsd in the forme~ Of The above men
I med articlss The officers under tie
omission. required to atteI d the Board.
as-Coi dale. IL 3. Ms agent: Joseph
Leisfsd. Esq U. : agent; Major Fraser.
Seer. arv: john Bisstey, Esq. VI. ID As
., sat Secretary; David Thompson. Esq.
sris;sa. astronomer and surveyor, and
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The potatoes in Nova Scotia, this year
are .nors abundant and cheaper than usu'
al-prics about 20 cents.
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O'ershrow this titIe-.hey have none at all!
CaarcatH.
That form of government is the mos
reasonable, which is most contormabie to
the equality we lind in human nature.
provided it 10 consistent with public peace
and happiness. This may be properly
called civil liberty. which exempts one
man from subsection to another, as far as
the laws. order, and economy of govern.
ment will allow. Spsctator.-No. 2a7.
1t 10 certain that the people if left TO
their own calm judgements, do generally,
if not always judge well. They have their
five senses in az great perfection, rs those
VINO pretend to be their superiors, and
who treat the people rs if they had none
genius and honesty are oftsner found
handling pitchfork, than beneath cor
onet. Cdt0s Letters.
Gaming unites all the vices of avarice.
besides loss of time; loss Of health; loss Of
fortune; los, of friends; loss of temper;
ruin Of family, and often loss of life it
self. Franklin.
The popular election Of magistrates,
and popular disposition of rewards and
honors. are among the first advantages Of
a fres stste. Without these, no people
can long enjoy freedom; certainly none ct
tho vivifying energy of good government
Edmund Burkt's
Thoughts on public discontents.
The city or country thrivss best where
virtue is most esteemed and practised,
aud virtuous men rewarded by public con-
fdencs. Italian PrOUerb.
Lord supreme DER all this formal race,
The Upas claims pre- eminence of place;
Like some great eastern sing it stands alone,
Nor lets the ignoble croud approach its tn one,
Spreads ont lis ha ghtv bow, that scorn to lend,
And bids its sha Ter spacious teds >tend,
Secure and sheltered eIerv su eet lies;
But robb d OF moisture, sickens, droops, and dies
o image apt offell despotic power,
Which guards and shelters onv to devour
Lift high in air the splendor oft, head,
And bids its radiance DER the champion spread,
While round its feel in silent anguish lie
Hunger despair, and ere mi ery.
knight, La"dcap'.
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Accounts nave reached BSston from
Balayis, of the complete reduction OF Pa
lsmbsng by the Dutch troops sent against
that place
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TO THE EDITORS OF THE BEACON.

Norfolk, November IS, 1921
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DID.

In Washington, Oh Tuesday morning las,
after short illness, JUL. a. GILAAS,
,,augh;er OF Ephralm Gilman.
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THE FUSCUM.
Extract from miscellany IN the Auro-
"a, undsr this title


"a, uudsr this title
Man is born with desire to be happy,
and this desire is the primary cause Of all
his actions, which continus through lie,
and in common language is called sell In.
terest.
Man is born with natural propensites,
or the desire TO sustain, enjoy, and propa-
gate life; these desires as they develope
themselves, are termed his natural incl.
nations.
Man is born with faculties which in
their growth receiye, convey, compare,
and become conscious Of receiving AID
comparing IDEAS, and these constitute ha.
man knowledge
The right use of those desires, inclins-
lions and faculties. depend upon educa-
tion--and every society as well as ndivid-
uais is Interested in the sufIicisncy Ut The
mode of education since it is thereby
tina: tile character Of man is formed.
Owsa.
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T atal 1874 bales.

Total 1874 bales.
There was an animated demand through.
out the week for export, and towards the
close there was +, fair demand for 6ne par
rels for home use About $500 bales OF all
kind, were sold. Uplands (ne~) hl7 lie
aIS lie cents 4; old at Is II; Alabama,
Tennessee, I9 LA Is. A
parcel Of new crop Louisiana brought 81 CTS
The principal sales were of fue qualities 81
Upland,. prices,
louisiana, new crop, 81 cents.
Do old, IT. 10
Tennessee, IA I-2a ais
Alabama, new none landed.
De old l4al7
UpIands, do l5al7
Do new l7I.2aISI.l
GRAIN and FLOUR.
Notwithstanding tie Arsat declensIon in
The prices of these articles during the pre-
eeding week, the value fell another dol.
l.r per BIOL for -four in the course u the last;
-four was freely sold at 6 ls 4 6 60 100 dol
lars, and the following quotations are what
we can give from the sales at the close Of it,
viz
Msw-York suPerfne, 6 II "a 6 IS
Philadelphia Il Rich'd. City, 6 Is a e 50
Fredericksburg, Alexandra, 6l2s25
and Richmond country,
Rye Flour, 8 SO -
Indian Meal in hhds. II so 10
Do. in bbls. 3 50
Northern Wheat, S4 nom.
Virginia do Is do.
Northern Corn, IS 69 cents.
Southern do 81 G.
There appears to he great solicitude for the
aavicss expected BY the pssks& ship Nsstor, and
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TYR. MED.
~. York Daily Advertiser Office Mop. ~.
REVIEW OF THE MARKETS FOR THE
PAST WEEK.
COTTON.

COTTON.
The import this week va. 1874 bales
1919 from Car1llna and Georgia
l53 New-Orlsans
l82 Alabama
20 Sea Island
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EEtrdct Of a letter CrOm Hapana, dated
X4th oct. rece;cea at boston
Lieut. hearu-y, IN the Enterprise. has
{. ,cn tie three schooners, one sioup and
az oren boat, that Lave iniestu Cape
a t,nio aud robbed many vessels At
ta- time, they naG Ia their possession an
A."srican snip, brig, and great many
DIS. Lieut. l.. burnt one vessel, and
tue reiaaIuGer he taHes TO Charlsston.--
lac -ucceeded III Ia >ins but one pirate
the REMAINDER escaped in their bOaos,
sn sstney cSulu, On seeing the Enter
prize.
inis chip was the Lucies, he put a
miushlpuan OH board. with orders to stop
o. Inc port, where sac was bound from
Liverpool, and demanded one-thlrd Of
her cargo for salvage, If not allowed At
once, 10 proceed with vessel and cargo to
Charleston. The Moro not allowing the
boat to come into port. the captain an
cnured the sap under the moro. and ne
miushipaan demanded his savage, whish
tie cons snees aeclIned admitting. They
got ths Governor to uetain the snip, and
she Is now IN possession of the General Of
Marines, with The midshipman Oh board.
who will not give the ship ever to the
Captain but claims rs lor the United
, Eases.
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1t is the nature of despotism TO abaor
power held by any means but it's own mo-
mentary pleasure, and to annihiate ali
intermediate situations between bound.
less strength on lis own part, and total
debility On the part OF the people
3D. Bmrke's
Than rhts IN al
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F., William sird, Esq q. 8. astronomer and
[ surveyor. lLV. w..
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Search aucieat histories, csasaft records.
Under such titles the most Christian lords
Hold half this earthly ball;
O'erthrow this title-hey have none at all
Churchill.
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Thoughts on causes Of discontenSs.

Any general character, from the best
to the worst, from the most ignorant to
tAe most enlightened, may be given to a
community or nation, even to the werld
a. large, by the application of proper
means; which means. are, to great ex-
tent at the command, and under the con-
troll Of those who influence the affairs of
the governments. CWen.
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All power is derived,from the people
unslensbly and all magistrates are their
trustees and servants, and at all times a.
menabls To them.
Virginia Bill Of Rights.
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20 THE of pbAS~A''
Eastoitts, FdD Moo. s, 1871
The statement contained In yeur pa
per oi the 5th inst in relation TO the
wreck OF the schooner North Carolina,
and the murder of one OF her Seamen BY
a man by the naus OF john Griffith; Is
not strictly correct. The trial Of Grit
fe,h came on before the Superior Court
of Northampton, on Tuesday last, and
the facts as thsy appeared IN evidence
were-Thas on Friday night, the Goth
October, while Capt. Bow'es, anG the
Seaman who was murdered. we're guard.
ing the goods that were landed, about y
or 10 o'ci OF K, negro and two white men,
tnsither of whom was recognized by the
Captain as Griifetn,) approached within
few yards Ct the goods. and bowles who
had previously prepared himself and the
Seaman with a double nail rod, began TO
beat the negro severely, and after giving
hun many blows, ordered the Seaman to
c,n.uue the niiictien Of ths blows and
drive the negro eff the ground. In the
pursuit Of the negro it appears the Sea
mau mst with Griffith, who had not
bsen within 50 yards of tie goods ut any
t.me. snd VINO mad gone there just At
at mouent; and commenced with
cat speaking word To Griffith, a
N ost iuriou. and severe attack upon him,
Cltn the nall rod; the Seaman was com
nanded by GrIffsth to desist, but he dis
r. a.ueu tue com lnand and continued the
function oil the strokes with the rod
u .ltfeln al length returned the blows
NiLb AIS nat, ana III the Combat tile sea-
man was stabbed. 1t appeared IN the
evidence laal Griffith was not In the pos
se.sion of any weapon 1ohate0sr, before
the onbXt; nor did any Of the witnesses
see any weapon III the hands OF Griffith
during The combat or afterwards The
statement OF his having stolen part Of the
goods is wholly without foundation. The
witnesses ali testified ,hat they saw none
Ia uis possession, and the Captain, that
he nsd not seen Gritfeth on the ground
a: all. Among other grounds Of defence
by the Counsel for UrIffetn, the Homicide
was atteIn ,,ted to De snewn 10 he no more
than Man Slaughter but ths Jury found
O verdict Vi murder an tae III degree. and
ssnten, ed him to II years confinement
10 tie jail ard PeIssteai idry EOuss--
J. VAS conceded 0y the Prosecutor for thu
&c neRwealth, tnat the Homicide was
Rot muruer in the first deg!ee
1t is said the schooner came on shore
in seat.s and not heavy blow.