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BY List NIGHTS .ai.9iI..
LATEsT FKOM- SPAIN.

WV YoRK, Apr! I'VE have hren f,yor-
bed with regular Gle Of the Gi6ouiiaf tTyoni-
Gle, from the LIST 10 the l9ih of February, in
elusive. 1t appears That Tire measure bfopns-
ed by the Spanish Cores, respecting the re-
cognitlon OF the South American pso,inccs,
had been considered by the :. brioved Cerdi-
nan,l, who had dirccird the minister 0r the.
interior 10 say that government adopted the
opinion of the special committee ON the affairs
oi the settlements beyond the, seas, pyOfided
| the measure recommended by them iras srct,,-
stuety considered as q measure Of DdeiESntios, -
The COrtes having referred this commeDicn-
| ton TO the committee, they again rrported,
| that they persisted in their Recommendation
To send commissioners to The ncic governments
established in that country, empowering Mem
tUrcject all proposals contrary tn tile liberty
OF the persons or security Of the property oil
the American and European Spaniar,ls who
have continued faithful 10 the mother coun-
try, and now may wish Ia Withdraw from those
PROVINCES" This report was Ia be discussed
onthe lsih 81 February. MAT .4dr.
Ore dag later from England By the Bri-
fish Packet Manchester, frsm Falmouth, we
have received Bells Weekfy Messenger of the =,
evening of the 4lth Of February, and a rcgu-
lar file of the Shipping List to the sam.,date.
They add but'little TO our former advices.
London Corn Exchange, Monday, Februa-
y -, VIZ - CoCk III ue supply or wheat
from Essex, Kent, and Suffolk, this morning,
being small, prime samples sold freely at rsi-
.ther higher prices than last Monday; mid
ding and inferior sorts continue very dill in
sale. .. .1
The extensive sake of cotton at the India
House took place on the 9Th, at which, about
1900 bags were disposed of; Bengals sup
porting previous private contract, and Surats
heavy at a reduction of 1 4 TO I-2.
Government had at length agreed with the
country gentlemen tn borrow of The hank fDug
millions, and TO distribute it amongst the agri-
cuturalists at Il low rate of interest, and np.,u
easy security. A ministerial pamphlet had
been published, containing an ouiinc of relief
to he given, and the mode Ia. which it wa:. 10
be afforded.
The German manufacturers are entering in
to compe i;ian with those OF England; by send
ing ttcir linens and other goods 10 the West
Indies new company, called the RIi,;nish
West India Company, had been formed, and
vessel belonging To them had s;iilci from,
llalnhurgh, for ST. Domingo, lattriI with
linens. coitons, silks, !iardwarc, SC.
The Earl o,' Jersey had reduced .le rrais
ofhls trnaniry So per cent. ~: y. Gas.
On I'sesdcy, in iii. II. Of X. The question
ty. ILL, y
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UNION MILLS FOR SIT,E


tHiNu W fie wish of one Of the Subscribers t Withdraw,
from business which he considers TOO ardurus c,- ,e
pntn enefihcd State nf his constitutions tho si.sct
""' hI Sie Tue wen known and valuable
'en e ubon Mile, situated ana or uor,j, rt
o James river. in Fluvanna COUNTY about 70 nil. ,,
hcnond The establishment oS IND ncrcs ~ yo
WOOD innd having on mill for tho rnanuf,cre M a,nr
Pr W nurrS IN wooden boise tsr 10 fcct-o yyooi
s'r. -, ''IcS nNch N convenient spare in the
same housea saw and rrs mill detached r. -, ,c
HFIchAm nti-a dislerv and anncry atelv ercrte "a, ,
scale tor doing extensive businesSa ser. borse,nJ n
Iauie dwcing house eniineucP near the nijls
W. necessary anil conyc,,enf houses on the premises
to facilitate The prosecution or the business or the es,aii
lneni Iach branch Of this esfalsmcut may 10 roees NJ
~ .o an extent that almost rapifnf riict desire
Duing me last wheat grinding season fsrc ue reriyrd
"ne NUS upwards NJ fy fhOnsnnd bushels m wheat
WIN very little roue the owners "a the mills In
procuring itevnonp Ut once the l.t ;t
u oi INC mills, as well ms that Of each Of the other
" csutishmfnt, fur extensive rttetom.-rbe Whole
"pl,hnen Is now IN gooi repair and in FIJI operation.
uering llat sufficient has been said satisfy rnv m
rprSIhg capitalist no wish invest his funds in such
perythHt lac here find scope Tor the en,lo ncnf nf
F'u us money and five actively and profitable the si,
crsrES WIZ only ndd inviiaiiun to view of The
tn' WIN an assurance that the sfaiI lr cntircv
patmenf. foIN srI1turtjr .pt,"t '''
AErll y. ioa-waef JAMES MAGRUDfR.
Two the ncn'crs Of ie PrUtesiant Epscopo UI0rcb IT.
y The Diocese of Virginia: "
The Convention Of Clerical and Law pcpu,ies from tho m
scr PARISHES ~ the said Diocese aupointed To w, bodco
~ s, ny In the county Of Afbcmare, TIrnv
The 18TH Of Nav ncxt which Time and place C re,re
seniaiion Of the Church is respectfully and urgently re-
queSfcd. - ~ "'e'"'s '''
The Trustees n tho Theological Seminary particular
requested to attend ~ Charottcsyiie the av previous 4,
RIcHARn CLAIMING MOORE,
,.u,o Bishop Of the Prot ZIP. CHI of Va
4 w
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L.lYESr F2OU EEHOpU

BosroN, Arfii t.Sv the arrival al the fast sailing
ship Triton Bsscy nj this po,t iaie last evening Ne
have received from our attentive correspondents 1
full files of London papers al, TO Feb. ill., ,,n,,
Lioyds Lists as late as Feb sti We in,l no ni-li
gence OF interest aud importance.
The Turks, Il is said have agreed to evacnac the
princpalities Of Waliachia aud AIoldavia, leaving
internal tranquility Such is the tenor Of the intel
ligence in our papers Of latest date.
Ireland continued the scene OF barbarous outrage.
The consequence has been that strong measures
have been~saupted These are, the re-cnac,ment Of
the inscrrecton act and of the Irish Habe,s Corpus
suspc nsiou bill Both of these n,ensurcs afier
Opposition passed The C.mmons and were sen, TO The
Lords for their concurrence on the 10Th Of cbruary
k,ey prAhaby iave since passed boil, houses and
received the royal assent ireIand must indeed be
severe sufferer, If the spirit Of be not now
soon queed, for the passage of these flaws paces in
tho hands the Eaglis, ministers power as ties-
potic, MS exercised by the Grand Turk in
the plcniude Of his power. W 90
In Spain, some trifmg disturbances have taken
place at Seville, which Ferdinand attributes TO an
improper use Of the right Of peoRing, and has sent
message TO tho COrtes, recommending &c rain res
trict'ons upon this right.
Her late Majesty's VIII has been Droved in tire
proper Courts, aud the effects sworn nader 20 OOO
The under writer's -, IJov,I,s haze ,,.i o;iI;on
fol losses, during the last fs months.
The Earl Of kulyraye, being ycty iniirm has rec.
signed his seat in the Cabinet. f'..1
Sir Robert Wilson has received an official copy Of
n Decree Of the Columbian Congress, conlerr;np on
him the public kaHs of that Republic for his eo-
quence, in the British Pasaixn,ent while defending
the cause OF HUMANITY and the rights Of a oeonie
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NOTICE

~ fersons having claims agsnst the estate NJ GFoRGE
~ f,Chfl y SEN deceased, viii bring theta forward
prnper; authenticated, for settlements and those
wi'lpisase make Immediate payment IN
. GEnnct. @. PICVrrr
M@Fca " -Nff t.fi~- tssfrfnr
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al meeting Of tie S,asdipg Committee orDs .,f,,,g,
Issmeace Society against Fire on Buildings nj 0e
S,., q Frg'ai hcid on Nondt So, dry Of 3prH
rTHHE following resolution was adopted,
hE5OiN ~, That this Board viii hereafter meet I'm
the transaction Ut business, TIE Friday In ever,
month" - w
All persons having claims on The soccty win ooyerp
ti,e,nseves acrof.ling;y Itnts Ms -"
i"FNi a"' " PAgtM A s..
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portion Of them can be disposed Of within the
remaining thirty days of the session, when we
find that one ofthem, heretofore little debated,
has occupied already several days, and is not
yet concluded. We had some general re-
marks to make on the subject appropriations
for the public expenditure but our columns
are SO well occupied just now by other
matter, that for the present, We defer them.
-. Nat. Int.
We are gratifed TO hear that subscriptions
are now making, by the officers Of the Navy,
with view TO the erection ola suitable moau-
ment 10 the memory of the justly lamented
Commodore Decatur. [Ib.
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NOrICE-

IL persons having claims the Country Branch cf Tho
- luluai DISTURBANCE Society against fire buildings of
he Sne I" Nirginni which have not been prcsentnJ an
pcaea upon by tue Standing Committee Of soeiey are
requested 20 bring them in SPEEDILY as pnSse in order
that the full extent Of te debts ofs4ai Irnc, of The
NAV b asceriaisd, and provision made for the psynen
49,, 40 JAMES RAWIIN(<.
IL A CO..
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CITY AFFAIRS,

Or Wednesday,, the following gentlemen
were elected Common Councimen for the
ensuing year
JEFFERSON WARD.
Thomas Falling Thomas T. Dickinson, Nathaniel Charter
'1nias Brncken'irOugt Ezekiel DAVIS, John Ender VIM.
H. Hubbard, JOsepb1s d. CstOn Otis Manson.
MADISON WARD.
Edmund W Ranies, William Tazeyell, James RawIinps
John III Eust1cc, William Gait, John roor Edmund
Ioylor' Hczekiah J. Wight, Archibald Peasants.
MONROE WARD.
Christopher TumTkins, John Geddin, Robert g. Scott
MnTln Drewrv, Benjamin Tate, jobs q. Williams Samuel
McCTaM, William Foushee, sen, WV w. FizwLylsonn.
u These gentlemen arranged Without regard IN
priority on the ponct having obtained List iu the order
in which they stand
Organization Of City Offers
Yesterday the Common Council made the
following appointments
John Adams MAYOR.
William ~. fftzwiyl sonn, Recorder.
Samuel RcCrsw, Senior 4fdtrnan.
MDERMEN--For,jsRsrsoa Wayi-Tlrmas Pulling TIL
j. Dickinson, Natanal Chertcr, Thomas kfockcubrough-
For madiSon Hard-f,lnr,nd w. ROotcs, WV farewell
lanes Rawlings John ~. Eusace.-toS Monroe Ward-
Chtisopher Tompkins, John God,in.
Common Hail. "
These have selected pr. William Foushcc, Presders.
Avn Nathaniel Sheppard, Chamberlain.
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MARRIAGES An ,r1rs

u VIC mast rcpcat determination to tntIfist m Hn,-
TagG unless they auihcnticste, by some responsible
nane'--We should prefer the annunciaton I've simple
as pssssbcGo Latin verse, no poetica rhapsojes Ne
mos, nDiabie, most accomplished, y" most heauris &C.
Sc nave bee 50 frequently repeated rag upon
the sneefss other stacst i also very desirable Tina the
Onary Communications % private persons should be BRIEF
CT ana less complimentary. Thc affection for dead
one ~ ihosc pous and leader sentiments which causes the
survivor W speak of Ills Ianened relative with all the
warmth whf he feels himself Bu there Is no princjple
more true, than tic one laid down by of the mist philo
sorheal Of the moral writer's that ough To- nat such
rem upon otreeIingsas that the dnicrcscd spectator
n@go nUns VIII ustherwisc, instead of sympathy e6
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Os Tsesdcy, i'll The H. Of r. The question
was again debated al concmring With tl..
Committee ot tiic Whole in striking oiit i!,,,
appropriations FOR the repair Of he Cesfterion&
iIonG.--Aitrr much argument, The House de-
tcrm'nrdto CONCUR, ayes IO5. nays SO.
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TREATY OT GFsENT

The commissioners, under tle flth article
ofthe treaty of Client for settling the northern
boundary line between the Uniitt, States and
Canada, met in this city yesterday, agrccahIy
to adjournment, for The purpose Of making up
Their hnal opinion upon the subject, TO he
transmitted 10 their respective governments
1t has been before stated that the commits.
sioners disagree, and that the subject will be
referred to the decision OF s0mefriendly pow.
er IN Y. Statesman.
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SPANISH MAIN.

New YoRK, April G.-By the schooner
Tartar, III ~ days from Curacao, the editor
of The National Advocate has reclved files of
the Curacao Courant to the 18th March,
The intelligence of the independence of Quito
:: confirmed II took place or the 18th of
Scptember, after "A battle with the Spaniartls,
IN which they sustained complete defeat
Every thing was tranquil in Venezuela, and
commerce, though not brisk, centisqsed steady.
The government tf Colom!sia had directed the
erection of buildings, for the humane purpose
oil accommodating those citizens who had
been invalidated during the war, s. who were
In need of assistance. The appointment Of the
royalist general La Tore, to the CAPTAIN gc-
erilship of Porto Rico, ana that of General
Morales, rs his successor in the chief military
command In Venezuela, are officially confirm
cd ny an arrival ut Porto Cabclo frem Spain.
1t was rumoTed, that Morales had proceeded
toCoro, where hc had collected 5000 men,
and was meditatlng an attack on Maracaybo.
1he editor says, p" remarks would bc thrown
away upon this it requires confirmation"
Letters which have recently been received at
Baltimore from ST. Thomas, confirm the ac
counts given some time ago of the encourage e.
ment afforded to piracy by the Governor of
81. Dar'hoolneWs. The captured vessels are
",S nv Gu az IVY lstihus, small place IN sight
ct and wiihia the jurisdiction of the colnny,
where their carGoes are transferred to lighters
belonging to ST. Bartholomcws, and publiclu
landed in the port of Gustavia.
Such,it is said,i thecninty of the islanders to
Americans engaged 10 lawful trade, that when
ever they incur the smallest displeasure, the
youngest men 10 the place are fer logging Them
like slaves. This kind of hostility they have
lmblbed from the head ofthe government, who
takes every opportunity TO insua our country
men ; and who has carried his tyranny so far,
as 10 haze the American Consul dragged out
Of his bed at ten o'clock al might, spite of the
tears of his sick children and of the fears of his
SICK wife, for the purpose of being interrogat-
ed as to the particulars of pirate converse
ton at friends hetisei
it cannot be supposed that such indignities
Will long be endured by our government.
Phil. Union.
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".li 1"e uis'hisira'Ion de honis with ~ viii an
= heN'd, "i the estate of WILLIAM CsRR Sou dcrr.I
M pc'1 GRANTED 80 the subscriber: All persons bn,;nr
, S,' estate are reIues sled present ;hrm 10
s"is'ioei' ana Those indebted The estate arr
TO make payment 10 him ~ " fSN'e''
JOHN SPENCE, Administered, her dc i,onis
non, with the will nBprxed, of
D,,r,r:. " Wm Carr, der.
- III y. lG.l-ci
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N(I'IICEl
NOVICE,

A BSCONDED froia sav house on SATURDAY., ,I, OIL, 1,,
',v gir about 10 years old by Tie name of Nanry
r sue . was hound 70 my wife by the oyrrseers of h,
poor o Ame'ia county, and having ab>con,ed wbnut The
e'st pIo'ochon, hereby offer reward Of one cput 10
Nancy REYNOLDS. ~ EI,xvaDh ,rut Ier s s!i"
Amelia April ~
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Quantity ofDomestic liaids Gingban's, stripe, sla1
April ~. ,oc =.
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ing as well as former examples transmitted
you. the writer has regard to the improper
use OF words, as well as To words that are in
themselves not good English,
Proven" for prored
+" ScARx" for JearJai-" scary horse" This uso
or "aegons OF the word is almost unver-
sal in Virginia, and perhaps
some such expression is
wanting for familiar CONVEX
ation for "languages were
NOT made by rules of art, but
NY The common use Of the
people"
hAPFEF. happened nj such place.
Tor happened TO he M, &c.
Sometimes we hear Of {" IN
i anecd3ie happening or"ta-
HEAP" e. Aoap of erop''---"a bean Of
people. "--Virginian
hAfP' a rapid price" n rapid EEL
low" not meaning spih
one.
g SowED" for soon These are recommended 10 mr.
" sEEDED lor do. agricultural writer's, aud ad-
oEEDiNG lorsoNHg. YcrtiseTs of land 6or saIe,wI,
have seetei wheHt, or will
givc the Liberty III seeding to
the purchaser
TX Tor situation. 4" lie is in n bad fr"
" PRoPEn" ioi fte, "a proper man" a proper
ereTee'feH' horse, knife, &c aud rom.
caly yon are proper fell
-PhiLtd>iphia
hMBITIoF tor lie =" d09e' il out OF rnbi
- c,"lic' or Sp'te iio1.-Virginian.
NARRf Tor " The proposition did not car
d, succeed succeed or preraH ry'-Ncw York
" SOT" for SIT "T,c conf so, :, e H.. On, og >,
or set.
"SoME" for some- lie suffers some"
fohak.
" Some" Of these instances may appeor Low. IN
some OF yoni readers, bnt The wriicr has heard
" ATTAcTED" for dttdckel ;"AssIoS" for sign as.
SEGMENT for signature, aud even " cnANNTIor''
Tor ch&ierge, from thosr that ought, by their edn.
cation and station in lhe, have kaown better
WORE hereafter. II. 4. Junr
Governor Adair issued his Proclamation on
the 9th Of March, convening the Legislature
OF Kentucky on Monday the 18th May = The
reasons he assigns are To " cfectuaie n new or.
ganlzation ofthe Congressional districts" under
the late census =" to submit To the Rcprrsen.
tatives of the people the cOotroser,ed rights
and fUtcrests Of the state and to ;.io~d ar
early opportunity COR delibcrnfinx on, and con
certng all neediil measures for tho srcurit,
and prosperity OF the eomnturfy."
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MAIL ROBBERY.

N--~>~Ss~ A~SSoeote A0'
MAIL ROBBERY.
PnlLADED~HIA, April 5.-On "Wednesday
night between Philadelphia and New York
the portmanteau of the great southern mail
was cutopeD, together with the canvass bag
within, containing the letters mails the sill
was about five inches in length, Just sufficient
to admit the hand Of the robbcr, but not large
enough.to take out an entire bundle. The
only letters missing are thirty -four single ones
from Baltimore to New York, and the contents
OF a bundle from Washington to the state OF
Maine, containing twenty free letters, as APP
pears by the post Bills which were found
loose in the mail bag all the ether f.aails, as
Ear as is known, were left entire. It is sup
posed that the felony was perpetrated while
The coach or mails were changing, and must
have been done in great haste, from the iscon-
siderable number ofletters that appear to have
been taken cut. A reward of 100 dollars has
been offered by the postmaster of New York
for the apprehension and conviction of the
villain. e3
We understand that there were no passen-
gers in the mail stage on the night in which
the robbery was committed, that one of the
drivers, between Kingston and New York,
very improperly took up a way passenger,
and permitted him to take seat along side
OF him, who stated that he was on his way to
New York, to proceed from thence to the
West Indies. We further learn, that this same
pei son applied to be taken up in the mail yes
icrday, between New York and Brunswick
that his request was complied with, and that
HE was lodged in the Brunswick jail, on s,Is-
;pcion of his being the perpe;rator oftle rob-
berry. Frank. Caz.
The New York American seems to suppose
Impossible that the intended departure of the
Russian Envoy from this government may
have some relation to the course determined
on by the United States with respect to South
America. We are glad TO have it in Our
power tOremove any doubt which may rx-
fst on that subject. 1'he intention of Mr. Po-
LETIcA to return 10 Russia this Spring was
well known in the circles of this city, bong be-
fore there mas any indication, on the pant OF
Our government, Of an intention to take any
step whatever in regard to the nations Of South
America. (.Nsf. Int.
Accounts from New Orleans, to the middle
OF March, state that the Ohio river was at
length open, and boats had arrived from the
falls. great failure of the wheat crops in the
states bordering on the Ohio, had taken place
and, it was supposed, n very inconsider;,blr
quantity of flour would be shiprsd to New
Orleans iahe present season. The crop of to-
hacca, in kentucky, both as To quantity and
quality, rs said TO beunprrccdcntrd.
Iha. Gaz.
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Ertrdct Of ai.aer 70 a merchant in This city.

a. az II NTFGSTUNJ IJHIl ] jan. Y.
We have some gleam of hope that The British is
lands will be thrown open 10 the citizens of tie Uni
ted States cannot say, what will he the testric-
tons But contemplate your citizens will I've con-
inod 10 the Importation of every denomination Of
lumber, grain aBd cattle Of every species But the.
COLONIES OF Carnea and Nova Scotia will have the
whole fish trade, otherwise their merchants wauld
Ike ruined. About March imagine you will know
the great out lines-Somc measure open the door
u intercourse will afford great satisfaction TO most
people here, aud throughout the island. Bills now
ob'a,n the enormous premium of22 to IS per CEN
IunI." TBoSto,, Csot
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JOHN T.. COOKE.
y1yTOPN.Try ar ran,

WILL regularly attend the courts IN. Cumi,srsnd Row
w ha;an ard Ooochsnd csinfics
Scr'is' &c, pwlEian Maria O. les svsv
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no the Editors orhe E,,n,l,,.er-

III IS unnecessary to say that in the follow
Ing as wen as former examples transmitted
you. the writer has regard to the improper
use of words, as well as To words that are in
themselves not good English.
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JAMES McALLlSTER
III Asfhe pIsr, af nfnning his friends and ,bc
10Th town ard country, he has r.. lr:l ~
MS ornrr stand or the Mnin ppasire the store
hcsSrs Charter Williams and few doors br,u MI a.,
nIe, lon the Same side al shc the Union Hotel
an" our sor' di>acr above that ciaLls h,rnIl wbcre
he has resumed the business of = vs. "ii''e.
hOIiLiNG PORTER, WINE 81 CIDER.
ih,'snde or The encouragement ierrroforc RECEIVED i'm
"ces M" tn assure au tUsc WHO favor hin Viii, -
custom that his cellar will times be 6i, ,,;,,
article, N the line ofhs business, nna eysry persn
~ iSh ",'i I've rendered al o.cnsion. T,n,
ana planters, who Mt this of HE scar rc
,e me CITY, are specially invited cali and sscrr,,n
~ abe very superior Equrr nos, offered
,o s AT ,h. most reduced prices The suscrfs,r bsyi,
~; ~; ten Years in Phiadclphia and eleven
u" s csi neeves he can say, without su.ctin,- M;
"nnas - me , rarec nj vanity, thai his Judgment in the
Yuaes, ~ me respective kinds OF liquor Arpt liz him
no, surpassed 10y any oncSicncc I,s Thai wbib 4; ~
Tue pnrrs quality, from the reputable
niaisiPha Warranted Gu safely by land or ,,nt,r =,
any place. viii he kerr NJ hi cellar ~ "''' !"
"a III ne ns rcsr,'ed by the lydia, jus, riiadelnia
% mhds. PORTER ALE, and supply a. GENIAL ,.;,
OF ,e "e r e keP, aPon hand few Hundred aiins
W 's.T eh.ce coRDtAI, which wall he sold ,,, nv ,Ic
deingohn, barrel or beg. April IL. ,oa-,,,f '''
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Mr.. Coleman, in the New York Evening
Post, of Saturday last, asks the question, whe :
ther the Board Of Commissioners under the
Florida Treaty, after having decided that GER
tain very large demands arising out of private
contracts with the Spanish government were
not included in the Treaty, have reversed their
decision, after correspondence with the Sc
cretary Of State. II is intimated that demands
amounting to million Of dollars have been
thus admitted, thereby reducing the general
fund for the payment Of other claims to a.
bout four millions
We understood upon good authority some
time ago, that very considerable claim, be-
longing to gentleman in Philadelphia origi-
mating IN contract with the government of
spain and acknowledged by them, had at first
been rejected by the Board of Commission
ers but afterwards, upon information received
from MIR. Adams, that the demand in question
toas understood and intended by The Spanish
and american negotiators, to have been com
prIsed in the slipuIations of the Florida Trca-
ty, the former decision was annulled and the
claims were admitted. Boston En-. Gaz.