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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-16
Loss ofMe Nalh-in-ihe-Nale

y letter from one Of the partners of IN.
Commercial Advertiser, dated Geneva. Mo-
vemher 5, says:
presume you have icar, of The loss of
inc elegant steamboat Walk-in-the-Water. on
Lake Erie, as the inflammation was inJorsed
on the last Way BIZ, after closing the mail
l am now enabled IN give you some particu-
iarS. tor SEINE dayswe have had high winds.
On "Wednesday last it blew with much yio
lence' ana towards evening, being on one OF
tne smaller lakes. | observed TO n friend that
thought the violence ofthe wind WAS nc,rlv
as great as it was in New York, on the mem
orable Sd of September. The Lake appeared
covered with foam, and the surge beat with
great force. As | left the west before /! could
collect any authentic Intelligence, | requested
Trend to write 10 me, and this day's mail
ms brought letter, from which extract the
following:
The Walk Observation-Disclosures, started from
Black Rock, FOX Detroit, at 4 p NJ. ON We'd
nrsday last, and continued her course for 10
miles, with strong south wind it then shift
ca 20 ihcltN. \" aad blew tremendously. The
noal could not withstand its violence, and was
di"ch back towards the British shore She
Was last approaching the rocks near Fort Erie
when the captain ordered the anchors to bc
thrown out, and cndcavoured to bring the hont
up. Al the anchors and cables were imme
diateIy in use, and a momentary CLEAN OF
nope Mas INDUCED The wind continued with
unahaied vloience. and before day broke il
was discovered that the boat had labored to
soch degree, that the water was pouring in
i're ana ait: the common pumps were of little
10y. ! ne steam Was EQw applied 10 the pumps,
Whicn discharged am immense quantity of wa
for. About day ii.rht Tbs. boat anpelred to he
parting in two paces and being only t,yo miles
from the American shore, the captain ordered
the cables slpt, with the hopcof being able TO
run on the beach, which he proydentiaI!y If
iectec few miles above Buffalo, The pas
sensers were all saved and the cargo which
was very valuihe-it is however damaged
the boat is said to be Insured Cor sirty.h three
M0uSani doYarS"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-16

niail OF laic, cali aloud for the abortion OF
some plan to protect it from the violence of
despcradoes on the high way. Ii TO accompa
ny it with guard be deemed too EXPENSIVE.
n resort to the old mode of conveying il thro:
the stages, would perhaps be preferable to the
present system. rHerol1
MELANCHOLY.
On Saturday morning the Sd inst SIR VIM.
Diliard, living in the upper end of Middescx
county, with two young men, VIM. Dickerson
and John Mandaris, were taking . boat I'm
the Rappahannock river, with sail-the boat
upset, and all three were unfortunately
drowned. Mr.. billiard has left nm aniabic
wiie, and four small children. to- deylorr the
loss OF IN ailec,ionate husband, and am indul
gent Parent. 10.
Er'rdct ofd letter to the Post .3frSier General.
Fredericksburg, va. l2ih Nov 1921
" am sorry To inform you that Il most dar-
M nS attempt was made this morning OH
,lle HE OF the mail driver from Stafford Court
Rouse To Tins place, with view, no doubt. of
robb'nS the mail. The person engaged in
inns vIlianous transaction made blind with
nushes, at narrow part of the road, which the
orNcr was compelled to pass. He fired at the
urivcr and there are evident signs of three
bullets being discharged at him,t but Proyi-
uence has protected the driver and the Mail
inns occurrence took place about five or six
miles from this place, a short distance on this
sidc OF Potomac Run. Mr.. Thomas Seldom
avery respectable Gentleman, from Falmouth.
was good enough to ride with me to the place.
where we found the blind, as described by the
driver We found the fellows track, and ev
,dent slsns OF his having waited behind the
oiind iof some time for the arrival of The dri-
yer with the mail.
two men have been taken up to-day on
suspicion, but have been discharged. We
sliai, 90 AL IN our power to detect the villain
or villains
One OF Tic bullets was found by the Post Master
among the contents of the mail L,n Tiitorg Y Tar
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-16

One OF Tic bullets was found by the Post Master
mohS the contents of the mail bag Editors " Int.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-16

IuiLADELPHIA, November "a vorno
man was taken up on Thursday at New YorIs7
on suspicion Of being The person who perne-
traied the late mail robbery between BaIiin,pro
ana Eikton; On Wednesday he was com
mltted for further examination.
The number of medical students entered st
inc commencement of the present course q
lectures ~ the University of Pennsylvania, IS.
we understand, greater than at the beginning,
erIng the cxertions made to aftract stndon,.
TO The colleges in the neighboring cities. and
to that in Lexington, affords satisg1ctorS
proof Of the high estimation in which on,
medical college continues to be held bv tho
public, at home and abroad. '
Connected with this subject, we notice
with pleasure, the handsome manner in which
late London New Monthly Magazine e sp u',,Js
OF the Pbiladelsbia Journal Of Medical and
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-03
Drawing Postponed
Until ED dan of March.

TT is with regret thai S. I'm. ALLEN
Il have 10 announce 10 the public tbst the
drawing of the GRAND STATE LOTTE.
RY is postponed for ONE MONTH This
is the 6rst time they have ever been obliged
to pospobe the drawing Of any lottery OF
which they have had The management and
they BATTER themselves that adventures will
excuse them when they observe that The de-
lay is but for short time, and y len they are
assured that tire drawing will POSITIVE
LY take place on the ssd day Of March
next.
This Is ooe'of the largest Lotteries ever
drawn in this country, and when it is con,
sidered that II is but about Eight Months
since the scheme was FIRST issued, and sun.
DRY Lotteries have been pressed upon the AZ
$tehelon Of The public during tbsi time. il rs
bot to be wondered at that the sale OF the
Grand State Tickets has been retarded.-
And although our sales have not equslled
our expr Citations, yet we have grea: cause
TO be thankful for The patronage Ne have re-
eeived, and are confident tbst the Lottery
will be closed in m1nner 70 give satisiac-
ton to all concerned.
Orders for tickets thankfully received By
8. N ALLEN.
Pennsylvania avenae, Washin&tss Gig /.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-03
Orphans Court,

alexandria County.
March Term. 1871.
ORDERED; that the executors of Susan
~ HartsboIne, deceased, do give the
usual noace to debtors and creditors three
lines IN the Alexandra Gazette and He
rsid. 4 copy. Teste.
A. MOORE. Register.
This IS 10 give notice,
THAT the subscribers. of Alexandria
county 10 the district Of Columbia, have OBJ
tanned from the orphans court of said coun
y letters testa'neDtsry on the estate Of Su-
sen Hartshurne, late of the county afore-
sh deceased: All persons having claims
;linst the sand decedlent, are hereby warn
Al 10 exhItit the same. with the vouchers
'lereot,!o the subscribers, passed by the or
plans court, on or before the Sd day Of
September ne&t, CT they may, by law be
excluded from all bench, to said estate; and
ihase indebted thereto are required to make
immediate payment, Given under our hands
this 81 day Of Marck. 1921.
WIN. H. MILLER,
JOHN WOOD,
march 8 Executors.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-03
Ten Dollars Reward,

4 RE offered for apprebending and deli
n vering TO me, or committing to some
Jail, so that get her again, negro Sally.
who lsitmy plantation on the gath instant.
and who is supposed TO be harbored in the
neighborhood Ut this place, or to be conceal.
ed'in Alexandria. She is dark mulatto, a.
bout <5 years Of age. tall aud slim, and has
a considerable impeachment in her speech,
when hurried in her utterance. The above
reward will be given, if she should be sp-
pretended m the state ofVirginia, or with.
in the District of Columbia; and thirty dol
lars will be paid should she be appIehended
in any state north Of the said state and Dis
trict BUSHROD WASHlNGl ON.
Mount Vernon. March S. d6tmwtsw
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-03
To Rent.
Just Published
4 Nd for sale at,,John A. Stewards book.
"a store, price dollar,
THE Hist DRY
OF THE
REFRIGERATION.
Just Published

Being an abridg,nent Of Burnet's History of
the Reformation of the Church o, England.
Together with sketches of tbe lives of Lu-
Their, Calvin, and ZuingIe, the three celebra.
ted reformers OF the continent. - By The
Rev. BENJAMIN ALLEN, Rector Of The Parish
Of St. Aundre, Virginia.
hECONMEEBATioN.
Having been favored with the perusal OF
an abrdgment OF tie history Of the retorna-
ton, prepared for publication by ibe Rev.
B. Allen, | with pleasure comply with bis
request. in giving II my humble fecommen.
dation. It contains the history Of all the
important facts as narrated by BurDet. and
to those who have not The time or the means
of consulting that writer, must prove iDieI-
esting and valuable. There being consi'
|aerabIe class OF persons Under these circum:
Stances, such work has been wanted. and
think, the present one will BE- highly &C.
cepta5le, as serving 10 meet the existing exs
igency WILLIAM n. WILMER.
february 3
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-03
For Freight,

AZ. The good schr. MARY SPEAR
EMcapt. Perry; burthen about 800 bbls.
vii soon be ready to load.
ALSO,
XxS The schr. ALLEGRO, John
sIk Welsh, master; bur,hen about 900
bbls. and will soon be ready for a cargo.
Apply TO JOHN H. LADD T. Co.
Who have just received
$50 casks fresh Thomastown lime
4 VI. boards
~ chests imperial tea march
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-03
Lands for Sale.

WILL be sold on the 18th day Of April
v next, at public auction, to the high.
s't Bidder, al Amos Fox's mill, one und'.
;'Ied moiety OF three tracts Of Land. lying
:" ss,riax county, and principally situated
u D'fhcult Run, containing 300 acres, more
" 'ess--lhe same being conveyed 10 me IN
t,'ut by Benjamin K. Davis. Terms will
= made known at the time and place 81
s'e' WIN. CHAPMAN NEWTON,
Trustee.
assent to the above, 3. r. DAVIS.
January Is imtlsA
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-03
Orphans Court,

alexandria County, 100,
March Term,
ORDERED,
DNHA I the executor OF Thomas Murray,
L deceased, do give the usual notice TO
debtors and creditors three times in the A.
lexandria Gazette and Herald. A copy.
Teste. A. MOORE, Register.
This is TO gtpe .S6ticr,
THAT the subscriber of Al, xandris
unity, in the district of Columbia, has OBJ.
famed from the orphans court of said coun-
" letters tes,aIneGtary on the estate OF Tho.
mas Murray, late of the county aforesaid,
deceased All persons having claims
snlsst the said decedent, are hereby warn
ell 10 exh,blt The same, with the vouchers
thereof TO the subscriber. passed by the
orphans Court, on or before the Sd day Of
September next. or they may, by law, be
excluded from all Lenetit TO said estate; and
those indebted thereto are required to make
Immediate payment. Given under mT han
tins 81 day OF March, 1891.
march Executor.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-03
Removal.

Removal.
WYE the subscribers have removed from
w Alexandra to Georgetown, and have
taken the house and wharf recently occupi-
ed by Thomas Thorp. esq. where we con-
template carrying on the
Grocery y Flour Business,
And intend to sell on the most reasonable
terms, for cash. We solicit part Of the
public patronage.
SAM'L 4. JOS. PEARSON.
Alexandria, Feb. e..
P. S. We will take aay quantity Of goods
on storage, IN very reasonable terms, and
every attention paid to them that may be
required. 5. 4 j. +.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-03
To Rent.
For Rent.
To the Public.

yN7HEREASthe subscriber hath obtain.
w ed from the government OF the United
States patent right, issued and executed
according to law, "for kHapping hats with
the fur Of rabbits" These are TO give no.
tice, that all and every person and persons,
who should make, devise, use or sell the SAID
improvement Mt or invention, without my con-
sent will be prosecuted according IOlaw.
DAVID EVANS.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-03
Lost,

Yesterday evening in King street 'et-
ar directed 10 Hon Ninian Edwards, Sen
,,sr. Washington. The finder will be re-
gsrded by leaving il with the printer.
,,,orrhS St
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-03
Attention!
Ale a'a Independent Volunteers.

VOU are hereby notified to attend a
i meeting of the company, on Wednes.
day next. the 7th Of March, at the Town
Hall, at o'clock, P. NJ. BY order of the
captain, w. DEVAUGHN,
Sec. Pro. Tenn.
N. B. 1t is requested that every member
will be punctual in their attendance, as
there will be an election for first and Sc
cond lieutenant. Those gentlemen that
wish to become members will attend for
that purpose. march !
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-03
Public Sale.

WILL be sold on WEDNESDAY the
w 7th instant. all the personal estate OF
Susan Hartshorn. deceased, consisting OF a
variety of Household and Kitchen Furniture,
soo,e of il valuable. Also, an excellent
Milk Con-,
march 8 w. n. MlLLEh, Exeeu-
JOHN WOOD, tors.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-03
Was Committed,

Was Committed,
THIS day to the Jail for the county Of A.
L leIandria, negro man, named AN.
THONY, who says he, is the property Of
the heirs OF William Mason OF Maryland f,
decd. Said negro man is about9l years OF
age ;about s feet, Inches high, black .om-
plexion, strait made !; bis clothing soldiers
blue coat, cloth pantaoons; he has lost a
part q! his thurnb from the left hand.
The owner is desired to Come Il prove
properly, pay charges and take him away,
otherwise he will be disposed of as the law
directs.
AND. ROUNSAVELL. Jailor.
feb 29-95 en-
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-03
Runnel's Prize List.
Grand National Canal Lottery

Runnel's Prize List.
Grand National Canal Lottery,
THIRD class,
28h Days Draving.
No. l98G8 aprize vi $1,000
1901 625 SOC
2!l4 1889 100
lOlI8 50
Draws again on Monday next
Alter two mole drawings the grand prize of
10000 Dollars,
Together with 80 Of Di000 vii! be floating
Twelve drawings more W i'll complete the
lottery and the following prizes yet 10 be
drawn, VIZ:
&C 10000
o. 10000
IS of 1000
besides several OF D5OO, loo, SO
Whole tickets, Is 90 Quarters, 4 90
Halves, 800 Fights, 800
feb 38-march 9
For sale warranted undrawn at
j. III. Runnels's
Lottery Office King-s,reet, Alexandra.
march 8
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-03
To Hire.

u NWO female servants, one middle a
Il ged woman; good cook, washer and
ironer, the other girl from twelve to four
teen years OF age, an excellent house ser
want. Inquire OF the printer.
march 2 st
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-03
Public Sale.

Public Sale.
On THURSDAY. the 9th day Of March,
at 4 O'Clock, 2. NJ. will be sold at auction
10 the high bidder,
k That cUmmodious house and lot
n recently ow ned Ivy Vim. H. Fila.
4sSS hugh, esq. This property is in
~. complete repair, situated in a PLEA.
SAINT part Of the town, and the house is " ell
suited to the accom- mod lion Of large ia.
nily. The terms of sale, which are Iber-
al. will be made known at the time and
place of sale. Sale Ia take place on tie
premises. WILLIAM BRENT, jr.
s. A. MARSTELLER, auc.
march dts
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-03
Sales ut Auction.
Auction Sales.

Auction Sales.
On TUESDAY at 10 o'clock, " III be sold
Al the auction stores
!, 8 h hid hoseov'do Sugar On /. liberal
s. S do N. ori.au. do credit
6 do best faulty d.
= do brandy
do apple dc
kegs cordial
hhds molasses
S bbls ale
5 do chesnuts
5:.boxes Sugars
casks wine
do vinegar
81 boxes behring's
Cloths
Cassimetes
Irish linens
White rolls
Domestics
Castors
Walters, SC.
ALSO,
Mems shoes
I cooking stove complete
] Franklin do
s Ssssss% without reserve
- Will be ADDED to the sale,
One new GIG aud HARNESS, very So:
perior, made in town. to be sold without
reserve.
march g s. A. MARSTELLER. auc.
Public Sale.
n MONDAY, the 5th day Of March
between the hours OF ten aud twelve
O'Clock, will be sold al Cleish Farm, ad.
joining the land of David Ricketts, ESQ.
all the personal estate of John Ball. dettas:
ed; consisting of household furniture and
farming u!ensils-Terms of sale, cash
feb e D. NJ. BLACK. Adw'rs.
At the same timesand place will be sold
TIVE horses, several valuable cows. cradles,
sythes, lie ALSO,
Cleish's Farm
Will be offered for sale or rent. Terms made
known at the time at sale. GhoS
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-03

The Subscribers
HAVE just received and offer for sale,
IL $40 lbs fresh butter
1900 do 6rkin do
With choice selection of the
Best Family Flour.
march s-3t HUME & MCLEAN. :
Salt, Seine Twine, Corkwood
8 Cordage,
CUlTABLE for 6sheries-For sale by
~ A. y A. n. ADAMS,
feb ct Ne. 8, Central wharf
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-03

.M, The schr. REAPER, Silyanus Prince
.S&& master; will begin 10 load 10 lew
days. aud take some freight. If application
u made soon to VIM. FOWLER Co.
Who havs Tor sale said schr's cargo Of
ESQ tons plaster paris
IS bids retailing molasses
10 tons clean St. Petersburg hemp
30 bolts LIST quality Russia duck
Also. for Freight,
~M. The new aud superior brig Sill
!ssSa4&vESTER HEALY, F. Robinson
master; carries about loo bbls. is in com.
plete order, being her first voyage, and will
!ake freight to any foreign port.
And for sale said briggs cargo Of
6socasks Thomaston lime
10000 feet mercbantabie lumber
march z Apply as above.
For freight or charter,
IN The schr. JULIA ANN, B. Mi.
.xa$& mott. jun. master; burthen iaoo bbls.
will be ready 10 receive cargo in few
days. Apply to
Who offers for sale. received per said schr.
rs tons plaster paris
,Al.o received per sloop Fanny
40 bbls Baltimore whiskey
bags pennsr maEch.2 q
For Freight,
.~ The good schr. SPARTAN.
AXWm. Carrick, master; bartben $40
bbls. will soon be ready TO receive loading.
Apply to JOHN H. LADD & Go.
Who have for sale, received by said vessel,
10 tierces molasses
20 pieces Russia duck
800 pair mems coarse shoes
IS tons plaster
&c casks fresh Thomastown lime
Few thousand boards
1000 lunches onions teh 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-13
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURF
EXTRACTS FROM THE JOURNALS OF THE HOUSE
OF DELEGATES

OF DELEGATES
"WEDNESDAY, JAN. TO- The House according 10 the
order Of the day resolved itself into committee Of the
whole, take confederation the bill to ,duce the
ways of tlie Members Of the General Assembly, and the
salaries certain officers Of Government % Mr. Magi IN the
chair. After some time spent upou it, the committee rose
aud Mr.. MigiII repottd the bill with amendment which
agreed to.
The first section of the bill was in these words BE il
enacted by the General Assembly Of Virgins That the
members of the General Assembly, aud Of all future Cen
oral Assemblies, shall be entitled dollars PER day for
attendance IN the said Assemblies the sp akcr Of the
senate 'abe entitled dlars per day, and tn spea.
kr Of the House Of Delegates to dollars per day, for
their attendance Speakers aforesaid, BE- paid them in
monies ont Of the public Treasury"
motion was mad by Mr.. MurrsS Of Gloucester, 10 a.
mend the said section by INSERTING trein after the word
each tn following words to dollars for every 70
miles travelling 10 and from the place where the Assembly
shall Sit and,hcir ferrases7 This amendment adopted
ayes 90, Boes 20.
variety Of bills and resolutions were presented Ly the
standing committees.
ON Mr.. Ynccys notion tie c. Of c. were instructed to
enquire the expectancy Of amending Mc "a sectiun uf
tia reducing into act, all and parts Of acts
concerning the appointment, duties aud salary Of the pablo
printer.
Epvross d bills TO establish the towns Of Geno and
Miliold'-and paeing Samuel Young the pension list
ani Ger vi, present reiefwerc read ldrd time ard
pass IL.
THURSDAY, JAN. ii.---A Communication from tie
Senate 'a''d that they had passed the bill amend tie
act entitled An set authorizing the President and Directors
Of tir Asly Gap ruupse Company erect toll i,ide
across tie Shenandoah river"
Various bills reported by the Committees -anons
oilrrs by NJ. wooing, from the committee appointed
20 consider what evidence ought be required in support Of
application, for pensions ill concerning pensorr."
o. motion Of NJ Griffin, leave gvca to hring ia
t'l TO r.'i'- &c inrVcira Of a:b4-co ID he own n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-13

The tenor OF letter IN reference To it, pnb
iished IN our last. Nevertheless we do pre-
dict that there will be an ATTEMPT, AZ least, on
the part of the Spanish Minister 10 Obtain
some reservation, or screw out OF orr Co.
yernment some thing in the smpe of q bcns
for the transfer.
We are led to this belief from the follow
ing facts which have just come 70 our know
ledge.
Although the Treaty has passed the Cor
ties IN the manner stated, tn only the dis.
serting voices of the Cuba Deputies, Gen.
' yes IS instructed to obtain the most he can
for the advantage of Spain. The grants to
Ahgon. &c. are abandoned, il is true, but
| an appeal is TO be made to the H6,raity OF
the U. States to indemnify some Spanish
losses produced by it. And pari passu (ae-
cording to diplomatic phraseology) with this
measure ct apparent sincerity and equitable
justice on the part of the Cortcs, politica-
| essay on the subject appeared in the governl
| ment psperin Madrid, representing the rati-
hcation OF the Treaty, in the most reproach-
| ful language, as sgraceful to- the King and
| run,us t, the nation and indulging in cpl
thets of the most infiammatory and yItlipe-
| ratIve violence against the government of the
U. States. The writer betrays an official iG-
sinacy with all the circumstances of the
| treaty, and pnurs ont the cxuoerSnce of his
spleen with no slight glow of forensic 6ecla-
nation. He sarcasticallv remarks, g The
Cortes have ratified the Florida Treaty, md
given instructions 10 make the most of it for
| he benefit of the Spanish nition 20
The Brit sh Minister at Madrid, it is said
affects to &c pleased at the decision OF the
| cortes in the case ofthe treaty, but some i'll
natured people about the Spanish Court
have dared to insinuate, that the article we
here alluded to did not see the light without
the influence OF his Christening vision.-But
this is a scandalous world.
We also hear that pamphlet OH the Flo
rida treaty, from the pen of the late Spanish
Minister in this country, Don O,as, has made
its appearance in Madrid, in which our go
vcrnment is not treated altogether with that
! civilty which was said to have been charac-
teristic of his Excellency while in Washing
ton. [.NorfolkHerdid.