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E1tracf Of q privafe letter, dated Dublin
august is.

N.
august is.
"YHn W J! have seen in the papers here a
not exaggerated account of Yesterdays do.
Ing --:hey really were magnificent and TO.
day we have had the most beautiful review
in the Phoenix Park the weather became
splendid jas' before the king came on The
ground It is impos,ibic to describe the I'M .
preston made by the infni'e ysrie,ies exhibi
ted by the lnumsrahie spectators, in dresses
oil all coors, on horseback, in carriages of ali
descriptions, and on foot, con irs.t@d with the
more divsrsi;i ID regularity Of the troops, ar.
tii:ery, dragons, hessars, and lancers. fusi
Ie:r,, h,ghlsDhcr,, light troops, AMI the line.
and all on turf Of the most beautiful ver-
dure, skirsed with trees, and bounded by
mountajns of the finest forms, and under a
sky ciouIiess. or rather with no more cloud,
than were necessary to car their caneenn
tin's on the scenery. lnever saw any thing
TO fine.
"The king rode white charger, with
grace and dignity well known to yea on the
the other side, but new ami trans porting 10
rs. When, towards the conclusion of the
review, he gsliopped forward alone 10 retnru
ahc final salute, snd becsme tbny offered 10
the uninterrupted and undivided observation
OF his proale, The shouts tia, aros- at once
from all that immense multitude. excited il
my breast fesling- which l never before Ak
per'erced. They say tbsi the human voice is
The sweetest of sounds. am sure that we
ell felt tn day, thar when il expresses the
ehrdisl JOY Of great people, it is touching
even to tears. and inspiring even to enthusi,
asm. The king appeared affected by that
acclamation.
81 -sy oo,hIog Of the review itself. Skill.
fully fn,auined end 6nafy .vac,,..a
rnsneuvres and skirmishes were, they were.
IN ome degree LOST in the interest Of the
kings presence "A touch more rare las
Shakespeare says) suodues all other fesing.:'
and the spteDdor IF arms was ooscured by the
rnsjes'y ofthe king.
"One on'y detail will give Won. In The
smsrching part the column Of heroes were
most of then heroes Of w 4terIoo, ann led by
hero OF Wsterloo, the marquis az Angesea,
whose fine appearance and graceful manage
IDent OF his horse, at the head Of his hus,ars
would, on any other OCCASION, have been
frnitfol thene he rear Of the column W a
closed by some hundreds Of the orphan sons
OF .gldjers, whose eSsct, bat tiny discipline.
almost rivalle1 shat Of the troovs, while their
Tender year,, innocent cJuntenances, and or
Phan stas, EXCITED deep and GENEROUS sym.
Patby ] wa obliged to wIpe NY eyes as the
little CREATURES passed, and | observes several
others {rDsds Of EeroeT suH thai me,) WHO
did he 50 ne This Inde tender incident. in
The mid t Of the thunder and lshtni os The
mimic war, vas ike one Of those beautiful
CLEANS Of sunshine which sometine .sc,ge
from stormy SKY IN short. though ! rave
written you four pages. If yoO were TO ok me
WIZ J Rave seen, and what rad f. {, s,y
an'~sF you'd be bus Eve words "The king
add his sbildrsD.''
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DOME STlC.
EXPLANATIONS.

FROM THE RICH. ENG. OCTOBER &c.
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FRoH THE FLoRIDIAN.
ST. AUGUSTINE, ,c-.G.
We understand 'hat Gov Wort irg%o6,
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To The Widow and Heirs Of JOEL Oscoop,
late Of Lancaster, an said County, de-
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Worcester, SIS.
Probate-Ofice, December A, 1921.
To the Wido.U end Heirs of SAMUEL
Miller, late Of Westminster, IN mid
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GREETING.
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said deceased's Estate should not be allowed /;
and you will be heard thereon.
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consisting of every article in the DomesticlS
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Winchester, May 49,.
SOMETHING MYSTERIOUS.

SOMETHING MYSTERIOUS.
We are requested by several respectable
persons to state, that on Wednesday the cd
inst. there was found, dead, about half a
mile from the Cross Roads leading from
Winchester to Bath, and from Martinsburg
to R,mney and the Western Turnpike, a
valuable horse of the following description;
bis color a dark iron grey, about s years old,
fifteen and BALI hands high, newly sbod all
round. That the horse was killed there ex-
lists not a doubt, as :he stone with which the
act was perpetrated was found close by. T.
bore evident MARKS Of the correctness OF this
eouelusisa; the horse was divssted of both
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Boston, .May Is.
Capt. Hall of schr. Little Sarah, arrived
at this port, yesterday, in 43 days from Ca
dig, states that a pot had been discovered
10 Madrid, which was TO have been put into
execution on the Gath oi July next, at the
head of which was the brother Ct the king.
The object OF which was to revolnt,onise the
country and abolish the Constitution. The
plot was revealed By a friar, to the Govern.
ment, and the principal actors in it were
immediately arrested. The kings brother
was ia close confinement. and it was un-
derstood. when capt Hall sailed that be
would be shortly be brought to trial. Ten or
l2 persons were arrested in Cadiz, said to
be concerned in the affair.-Patr,ot.
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relative 10 manufactures. They will lind
10 the end that the planters at the s"ym as
we'll as the farmerso Of the middle and norlh-
ern States are the greatest sufferers bJ THIS
system. II is estimated that cotton IS 10
this market near ten per cent. higher Old ac'
count Of the demand for domestic maHu'ac-
ture, than il would be if the whole was SOLO
for expectation.
Every step in the progress OF this system,
every circumstance in the affairs OF the
country and the government, goes TO con,
firm the views we have all along taken OF
the whole subject, lest its popularity sbou'd
be infringed; and has not virtue enough 10
hazard any thing in this way. when us
personal and selfish projects can be served
by change of policy, they will recommend
it Of course. In the mean time, every inge-
Nous friend to the real interests OF the whole
country, must regret that a system should De
pursued by which the hopes Of the farmers
and planters-the mass of intelligent and
productive population, are Frustrated. The
"M~illedgevilIe Journal says, Cotton, our
staple article of export, is daily declining
in price, and will in short time, be not
worth the cultivation"
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Philadelphia, May 81.
FROM

The ship Manhattan, capt. Tarr, arrived
at Sandy Hook on Friday night. 80 days
from Liverpool. She had not arrived st
New York on Saturday at one O'Clock, con-
sequently no papers had been received by
u New York correspondents at that time.
The wind blowing a gale prevented The
revenue cutter from receiving the letter bag
of the Manhattan at the time Of her arrival.
The ship Hercules, in which Mr.. Ward,
missionary for Serampore, was a passenger.
arrived ii Liverpool in Is days from New
York.
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COMMERCIAL

Prices Current at Port au Prince, .Apr1l e..
Flour 8 dolls. dull; mess pork Is. dull;
prime do. i9, dull; mess beetle, sales; cod
6sh S cents; tobacco 10. on the decline; rice
6 a 81, sales; mackerel No. 8, 81 a 6, on the
rise; lard 10 a l9a. dull; soap 81 a ct per
box of a5 lbs !; shingles s a Z, sales; coffee
IS sous, on the rise; dollars 5 per cent. pre-
MUM and scarce; lumber unsaleable.
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always find me. Do not lose sight Of my
exhortations, of the desires. and the wish
es / have expressed to you. My letter
from Laybach and my proclamation con
tain every thing necessary as a rule Tor
that conduct, which the interests of the
kingdom, the wishes of the good, and
those which | constantly form for the tran
guilty of my state, require.
l am confident, my very dear son, that
YOU will, on your part, contribute to the
accomplishment ofthat object, which can
not be separated from your prudent and
ardent desires. / embrace you tenderly,
l bless you.
Your very affectionate father.
FERDINAND.
Florence, March l9.
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Washington, May 22,

Washington, May s2.
For the Information of persons IN various
parts Of the United States who are anxious
to know the fate Of their applications for
pensions, on account OF Revolutionary ser
vices, we think proper to state that, owing
TO the extraordinary pressure OF business
in the Pension Office, many letters RON
those p.rsons, or their agents in their behalf
arc unoyoidably laid aside, il being I'M
n,,cticable to answer all. Itmay however.
relieve them iron. their anxiety to be inform
ed that all the cases now in the Pension Vi
fee. and not acted on, will be examined
n~rsv;ous to the semi-annual payment IN
september next /; and when acted on. the
decision. will be duly reported to the par
ties concerned. If such cases were all im-
mediately taken up. and decided IN favor OIL
the applicapts, no difference would be made
a. 10 the time of receiving their stipends, or
the amour, 10 be paid them, as no payment
can take place till September, and every
one whose Ctatn uNdJ uCCt
decision, will receive the same amount as II
his name were already Inscribed on the pen
sion list. These remarks apply to every
class of applicants for revolutionary pen
sioDs. -. uu.,o
Yesterday the officers and crew OF the Ar
,ioas prjvatser "Valiente Guaicuru sent
10 this port from Martinique IN the fren0n
corvette Eseria, on a charge OF piracy, were
brought up before.the Circuit Court OF the
United States by writ OF habsds corpus. Al
tor an examination of The witnesses, and hear
ing of counsel, The court discharged all the
officers and seamen, except the captain on
m, yruuuu or a want of evidence to justify
the charge of piracy against them. The
captain was remaRded TO prison for trial at
the next term in October, and three OF The
men retained as witnesses. Charles J. inger-
sol, esq. district attorney, was the prosecut-
ing counsel in the case; and J. Swift, John
NJ. Scott, and w Delauy, esqrs. counsel tor
the accused.--Franklis Gaz.
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Salem, .May is.
Extract Of a letter from New South Shetland,
dated March s.
"We have leconnoitered the coast to but
very little extent; we have information howe
vcr, from boats passing to and from the dit
ferent Islands. The country is very noun
famous and rocky. resembling Gibraltar
rocky and generally covered With snow and
ice; with volcanoes. The coast is deso'ate
and dangerous, being barricadoed with
breakers and sunksn rocks, which renders u
impossible to sail within 10 or IL miles Of
the shore. The harbors are bad, being SO
near the sea; this is the best we have seen
Thousands of seals continually cover the
beach and Penguins are mum aerless. 1t be-
ing impossible TO winter here, we shall re-
pair to the Falkland Islands, and return
here in the spring.