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c.nsr.l1a serna. the Vice Roy, was at

General La serna, The Vice Roy, was az
GU at, s5OO, troops. General Can--
ter,c commands in Arequipa IN the place
of General Ramirez who nas le'neu ~
SPAN. He has 40OO troops. no sn mpv ,bs
al Jacua cons's, Of $500 oe men :. In an9 m ,ea
advance under tina, OF Valdez OF lopo men
in the ne,gbborhood OF Cans'e. NO 3 .sa.s
were enlerla aimed by the hoyaists IN Gppe.
Peru, The whole coast was ComPle's5
abandoned, and withou; the AID OF n.o' e. ,
the Patriot army could never reach ice
first range OF the Cordliiefa'
arOn the s9ih OF pece@befs ne"
commercial regulation was enforced ~ ~.
ma, to prevent all foreign merchants lron
receiving consignmenIs :-and also 10
prevent all foreign vessels IRON trading
from one part OF the coast to snolhes'
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middling grey Demerara l2Ss to w. .
ed !: Cuba ordinary 1929 to lo4s. ny
nriysss contract, q large parcel st DO
m r realized lbs per cwt.
There has not been much dong IN
Rnm this week, owing to the upwillinsa
ne,, o. purchasers to give the late az u
xanee which is firmly maintained NO
alteration 10 brandy prices are fully
supported. Contracts for Geneva
withou. any guarantee OF quality, are
reported al Is per gallon. Inc saies
of Tobacco this week consist OF 2oo 70
400 hb6s of common Virginia Leaf at
2to SID. to the dealers and DaDutac-
,urers. BY auction on Wednesaay'
1000 bags of good rice, OF the fa'ta
kind, sold at Us cd and los per e~' !;
and on Tuesday, parcel Of fair Caro-,
lima, formerly valued at SIS, realized
SOS to Sos sd per cwt. The P,ces OF
,aItpe.re are in very unsettled state +;
IS. Cd per cwt. 10 the highest price we
have heard Of being .reaLzed for rough
slthough. 35 has been demanded.
small lot o: good Pimento aosd at loaa
per ID. Pepper is in demand. yell
low candle tallow has declined TO JOS
I'd per cwt. :.
Contrary TO the general expectations,
nearly the whole of the Cotton brought
forward at the India House this day,
met purchasers; the prices realized
for the Bcngals we're generally i-Sd to
/ 4 per ID. above the previous rates by
private contract; Surats and Madras
without variation ! li449 bags DeHgals
sd TO 6 / Sd. $3.50 Surats sd to 6!d, and
1904 Madras sid tool per ID.
There was not much business. doing
at this days corn market. Wheat, On
which the supply was small, supported
Mondays prices. Oats were abundant
and rather lower The prices of Bar.
lev. were nominal. No alteration IN o.
ther articles, st,t -, III
Sugar.-The average price OF sugar
computed from the return made IN the
week ended the 5.h February, IS o2s
AID per cwt. ~ 49,
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492 bales.
S7iS
Ertrdct Of another letter dated

Extract Of another letter dated .
LlvpRpooL, Feb. f0,-We have had
an extensive demand for cotton this
week, and the sales amount 70 $4,000
bags. Uplands Of all qualities have
been taken largely, bu. the demand
mas been so willingly met. and particu-
iarly for the new crop. that prices have
scarcely been susceptible of any ad-
vance. Orleans has been In regular
request, on moderate scale, at pre-.
vious rates, whilst Tennessee has gone
off more extensively at an advance ge-
nerally of per 10. Sea islaod has
been in good demand. but mostly for
.ow qualities at last weeks prices
The sales Of Brazil have been light,
not being plentiful 10 the market. and
holders being unwilling 10 se!l but at
advanced prices. On Maranham an
advance of |. IS per lb has been obtain
ed. PerBambuco wanted for export,
but little in bond.
Arrival since Ist Jan 1851 bags
sales since same day as $50 bags.
+ 5. Little doing in cotton to-day,
the severe weather limits orr commu-
nication with the interior.
Sea Island, fine, les las good liz
a ls5, ordinary and stained a lis
Upisnds 81 81, Orleans and Mobile 2
a ii, Tennessee and Alabama ct "
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THE MARKETS.

LONDON, Feb. IA further improve
ment has taken place in Muscosado su.
gsrs Of about Is pei cwt. and the trans
actions of the week have been on a
large scale. There has been consid
cradle stir in refined sugars since our
last, the lower descriptions OF which
there were few parcels Offering, have
been principally looked after, and have
advanced considerably; not only have
all which could be met with been
bought up, but purchasers have con.
tracted for nearly the whole that will
be ready during the ensuing fortnight
or three weeks. Molasses sos per cwt.
The prices of West India Molasscs
have lately advanced from 23s to 25s,
up to 2ss and sos per cwr. Foreign
sugars continue in demand for large
parcel of very fine Yellow Havana SIS
per cwt. has been realized. By auc-
ton yesterday, 994 chests Havana Su.
gar were brought forward, mlddhng
soft yellow went at 32s to SIS, ordina-
ry to middling white 3Ss to AIS per cwt,
By auction on Wednesday, 4O8 bsgs
East India Sugar, Bengal ordinary
white 34s cd 35s, damp S3s, Siam or
binary white Sos to Sos cd damp 34s
cd per cwt.-By auction yesterday s23
casks IS bags British plantation, 5 casks
IS bags Foreign Coffee were brought
forward, the former consisting eff ia.
maica and Denerara, esta blishes the
market currency; Jamaica is Is to GO
under the previous nearly nominal pri.
ces by private contract; good ordinary
Jamaica rank loss and l06s, clean 1865
and 1925, Gne ordinary Ills 6dito ll5s;
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PENNSYLVANIA.

An act has been passed by the LegiSIa-
ture OF Pennsylvania, which is yet in ses-
sloa, for the re-Cbartering the Philadel-
pbia Back Tor fifteen years Agreeably
TO the provisions of the bill, The bank is
10 subscribe one hundred thousand dollars
10 the stock of tie Dsiauare and CesG-
psaks Canal Company. Thus at length
Is thu small but important Canal in fair
way to be executed after 80 long an inter.
val Of 'e,hargy and apathy in regard to it.
mat. Lnt .iprii l..
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COMMERCIAL AND POLITICAL.
From C&iIi aud PERM.

BALTIMORE, March 3I.-A respected
friend has politely communicated for the
American the late and interesting CONNER
cial and political intelligence tfem Chill
and Peru which is here subjoined
CHILL
The following comprises list OF arti-
Giles which are subject 10 duty Of e,shty
per cent. in the ports OF Chill, since the
LIST November, 1899.
Jewellry of ali kinds
Spades, shovels and pickaxes
Oils-of olives, nuts and hnseed
Olives. butter, lard and cheese
Carpets, blankets, rugs, bats, boots, and
shoes
Riding whips, and all kinds of braided
leather
Dressed sheep and goat skins
VIcuna and seal skins ,.e
Bars, wedges, &c. OF irons for niners
South sea baizes, ponchos
Brides and saddles, harnesses and their
paris
Knives of all kinds
Hemp, duck and. canvas. heavy and thin
Bells. bolts, locks, knobs, brass nails
Cordage. lines, cords and twine
Wrought and sheet copper, pots and pans
Of tin
Coaches, calesas and chaises
CandIeslicks and spurs, not plated Of me.
tai
Implements Of iron for tanners
All kinds OF flesh and hsh, sailed and dried
/ All wines, spnits and all kinds OF liquors
Furniture of all kinds
Wood of all kinds, except from the depen-
denotes of Chill, and in Chill vessels
Com s OF bone and tortoise shell
Cotton and wool cards---steel yards,
plough shares, sole leather, all kinds Of
ready made cloatbing-coarse eottous,
PERU.
The expedition Whlch sailed from Lima
in October against Upper Peru. had arri.
we'd at different points Of the coast-but
having no means OF getting water and pro-
visions nor mules for Transportation, and
wilhal being sickly-tbey would in all
probability be compelled to return TO Ii
ma. The coast OF P"ru from Pisca south
is desert and no vegetation occurs It'll
IN 40 and in most parts 81 miles OF the
coast, except in the small vallies through
which the rivers discharge; and at these
places with the exception OF Quica and
africa there IS no landing The troops OF
the expedition am united to 400u (ln 40
transports conveyed by irigate and two
sloops of war. consisting Of 500 Chilenos
under General La Cruz, $40 Peruyians
under Col Miller, LOO Buenos Ayfeans
under General Ayarado and 1900 Col
onbians under General -. the whole
under the direction OF Alvarado.
General Jose de la Mar is the Chief o!
the Junfa of Government. The Marquis
Tore Table commander in chief in Lima
The Congress were in session; Gen. San
Martin was expected IN Lira; part OF his
staff had arrived from Chill He had been
10 the Baths OF COcanes in Chill for the
benefit OF his health. The troops remain
ing consisted Of 5000 Colombians at the
village OF NiraAores, one league from Lii
ma, $500 Peruviaps and Buenos Ayrean
troops IN the Capital; and the militia, con-
sisting OF all able bodied mpn between
the ages Of Is and SO The latter arr
earrisoned in Lima aud the Castles OF Cal
lao.
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THE WEATHER,

Early yesterday morning, = strong gale
commenced from the North East, accom-
panied with Srow ,Ed rain; indeed the
sn w Tell before day 81, to the depth OF
three or four aches oG: the rain during
The day, together with :h- wind, prevent.
ed "a snow rom accommodating. There
were sevara trees blown down, and a
anu'e Frederick street dock part
ly unIoOled; ae have heard of no other
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SPANISH PRlVATEERs.

BALrInosE, April h-Capt. myfiek'
Of tue schooner Charity, from fonee'
PORTO Ricu,) arrived here yesterday.
states that French brig from the Spanish
Main was brought 10 there, prize, a lew
days before he sailed, and an Engl,;h org ?s4:
ked beef, and condemned. He also states
tha, an the eYtb February, a Patriot sioep
OF war and schooner entered the Harbour
OF Ponce, by flag u truce and demanded
the restoration OF the prizes lying IN port
which was refused, when the patriot yes
sells commenced a bombardnent, which
lasted about an hour-when they hauled
oil and lat, the mort Capt. Myrick also
re port. that the Porto Rico pr'vatsers are
still capturing and coUdemning every
thing they fall in With trading to Palfio'
norris or elsewhere.
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3l6f her own blood, had ~as'ed the
lives of too many OF her most'Saluahle
citizens, to engage in cause which rea-
SON clearly dictates will be as bloody
as desperate. The people OF Spain VIII
never tamely stand and see their Liberties
,rif,ed with, and the basis OF their lives
and property 1.-THE. constitu,ion) snnuiisa'
and one instituted by the dictatoria! au-
thoriiy OF foreign monarchs. sPainis The
only government in Europe where the
people have voice that can he heard
where the complaints of the veriest wretch
can have that justice extended 10 HIM,
which the reason OF man constra,ns hin te
know is the only incentive TO Tree and
las,iDg government. The whole history
of Robespierre does moi furnish US with
an act of such unprincipled, aggressive
barbarity. His acts, on Comparison with
this. are as slight iniquity to crime OF
Tue blacklist dye. He loo was villain
bu, be knew that his reign would be OF
shout duration and Louis should reHec,
that thu French are noble people 4; they
too sigh for liberty and be should know
that they fight under banner they detsst.
The tate of Louis XVI. should be warn
ing 10 him at this awful crisis. His crown
totle.s OIL bis head, and his sceptre is held
by a feeble grasp-not from the effect OF
age, bu; for fear OF the just indignation oil
a brave and daring people.
The noble stand which The Spanish Cor.
:es are determined to make against such
unprincipled sggres.ions must be source
of high grati6cation to every honest, en-
lighlened republican. They repsl with
indignation The attempts of foreign mo-
narchs to change their torn OF govern
ment, and nobly say Eve want 10 change
and least of all such change as they would
bring US" Those great men should have
lived IN better times and not be COM
PEELED IN their old age TO strain their exis.
tence to protect the liberties OF their Coun.
try: but still The Spanish people should
glory in their chiefs, and thank the divine
author OF all good that he has blessed them
with men, who are ever ready and willing
TO ss,ri6ce their fortunes and their lives
upon the altar of their country's Liberties.
Various have been The surmises respect
ing the course England would pursue at
this interesting Crisis. But tine honest are
happy in the belief, that she will side
with Spain, and assist in rescuins her from
the fangs of those who would destroy a
government so similar to their own. That
such may be the case, and that the cause
Of liberty may succeed, is the wish OF ev-
cry honest American. A.
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FRANCE.

PARIS. Feb. This day, at o'clock
in the evening the king received, in the
hall OF the throne, the grand deputation OF
the Chamber OF Peers, appointed to pre-.
sent to bis majesty the address voted by
the chamber. The deputa,ion was intro
duced to the audience Of his majesty by
The grand master, and the assistants OF he
ceremonies Of France, and was presented
10y the grand master. The chancellor OF
France read to his majesty the address,
which is conceived in these terms.
Sire-Your faithful subjects, the peers
OF France, approach on this solemn coca
sion, 10 renew, at the foot Of the throne,
the homage o, their love and OF their re-
specttul devotion.
T." Yes, Sire, the internal situation o. The
kingdom is moderated under parent al
government, agriculture aud industry ale
daily advancing, while security IS ~
creased in consequence OF its being seen
that justice represses with energy crin'
nal attempts, the impunity OF which wou' %
at once augment their audacity ana th.r
number.
" BY concerning with The holy See mea'
sures which are about 10 restore TO we
churches the pastors o. whom The revolu.
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VERY LATE FROM BAGOTA.

The editor OF the Weekly hsgs,eI
has letters from his friend col Todd, DAT,
I'd 'Bseots, 18th Jan.'-The congress had
not yet formed quorum, chiefly because
the members from Caracas and quito had
not arrived Favorable accounts had,
however, been received OF the genera
state of The republic, and il was under
stood that the people of Chill were about
10 supsicede their military gosernInenl by
a constitutional one-that the Congress of
Peru was expected 10 give the people a
republican form OF government be &C,
counts of the coronation Ut ttnroide hao
NOT been we'll received at BagOla.
a'bis city contains $4,000 inhabitants,
with the climate OF (our) October and the
yerdure OF July-the temperature varying
not more than degrees throughout The
year. The site is beautiful--at the loot
OF the mountaias Within six leagues,
there is a cascade six hundred and ht,y
feet high. Salt is taken out OF the noun
taips. 3 leagues distaui-''hne and teauil-
isi tor table use'--reslizi6g MIR, Jeaer
SON idea oi salt mountaiDs, when was 50
much ridiculed a few years ago. %
COLONEL Todd adds--"ln the vicinity
of the salt works is lake where, from The
6rst conquest, il has been religious Gus
tom to deeosite articles ofgold aud silver.
There is a company COW engaged IN ,ex-
aiming it. Among ober articles, there
was found large piece Of gold, moddel-
led into The shape Of monkey, which the
owner proposes 10 present 10 the president
OF the United Sta,es-a solid. though not
very complimentary gift. There is also
in the vicinity. natural bridge. exceed
ing in grandeur the celebrated bridge near
Lexington, Vrginis; and, while we are
in the climate and productions OF our Oc-
tober, there is valley below ns which
gives US daily all the fruits Of the tropics. +"
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|,r reader, will find on the +th page
b Intelligence, by an arrival at the
geston; which we laid before our
Yrs on Tuesday in a Slip, mot
r land which we publish to-
ation of our country snbscri
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damage. but We must expect TO hear hea.
w l,dings from oar sea ceast. -.
[Bdh Pat. Monday, 81.
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SPAIN


MADRID, Jan. l9.--The journals pub
lish the following answer Of bis Majesty to
the Message OF the Cortes:
"Genaemen Depu,ies--
| have received with satlsiactIan Tue
Message which The Extraordinary CoItes
addressed 10 me on The ll,h inst. anu IN
witnessing the conformity OF their senli'
ments With my own, derive new plea
sure from being placed a. the heac Of a
nation distinguished BY so many great
qualities.
~ be sentiments Of national honor u m
dependence, 80 p uundly engraven On me
hearts OF Spaniards, offer M certain
guarantee that existing political 'ns,''u'
tions, The object OF their choice, viii re-
main unalterable, Notwithstanding inc ei'
forts OF their most bitter enemies. How
canI entertain the Iess, doubt on this
score, when | witness the display OF pa
tro,ic sentiments ard generous resolutions
which will tor ever render memorable The
Sitings of The National Congress ol Tho
9,h ana lib oil this month.
"rhpy have sbewn, Gentlemen, what
can be done by nation, when age6efst
conformity OF sentiment gives generous
impulse TO confidence. They form the
most positive and most eloquent snswerto
the calumnlous impu'ations which sbouna
ID the communications from the Foreign
Cabinets, which have excited Inc sur
prise ond indignation Of the Extraordinary
Cortes.
1.-The nations will continually witness
the free manifestations of my sentiments
and principles, which will convince .hem
that the Constitutional King OF the span
iards enjoys The free exercise o. all me
rights granted him by the fundamental
code they torn an exact idea OF tae tsas
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Ge Gazette.

HOLY ALLIANCE.
le present political
pc Holy !3ii,ancs, is
10 the arnibi'ation
an any thing lie
ishes. Spain, The
lpe which savours
ut to be trod un-
and aspiring mo~
ed with the bloody
Hutton, not 'uh-
blood OF millions,
pate the whole
hey consent 10
feature in their
hand ackaow-
I'd and king -invest
Ireme direction OF a
kSGId be presumed, had she'd
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-31

sought It's Advancement 10 this praisewors
Thy manner9 Along this shining track 10
glory, restless spirit tossed on the whirl-
winds Of ambition, might march unmolest-
ed and in default of bright honor
plncked from the pae-faced moon," sue
coed, ike . the aspiring youth that fred
the Ephcsian dome," in quickly damning
seiftoimmortality. But whatever may
have been his motives or his wishes, lie,
them rest IN his own Pandem0nium bosom
There too, in that black and liberated
cell, let him lock forever, the trophies he
has gained, and glory in the internal Prov
ess with which ae yields the pen of de Ia
nation. II is time for us to take our leave
OF this heir to the stern virtues of Cato and
the morals of Seneca. Go on-thou snar-
ling cynic thoa man Of the Tub in thy
croakInS career of raven splendour-To
advise thee To reform, were to east pearls
~ swine. Return to the hotbed of iniau
ty-the .cauldron of sorcery--thine own
breast--therc mix and mature the mystic
spells and potlons of ealumny, aud when
they are thrice lmpregnated with falsehOod
aud trebly imbued with venom bring
them forth, reekrg " hot from He'll" aud
ting OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in the darkness
ofyour wicked deeds, penetrate, if you can,
the Palladium of an honest mans charac-
ter--you will learn, in the spite Of conscious
impotence that integrity is impregnable,
aud regards your assaults AS the idle wind
that sweeps over the deserl-staud like the
Grecian archer, behind the shield of fcti-
tous names and point the shafts of your
rancour and malice--the innoccnt will
build II monument to their own integrity
Of the stones which deraction aud false
hood have hurled at them. And when ut
length all your ungenerous efforts have G.
ventilated in abortion-shrink back thou
toad into that insignfcance from which
nature never designed that you should e.
merge--there dig your own dark grave
then creep into it and die in the grief of
disappointment and the yexation of con-
tempt. 81. DUNSTAN.
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J. W. SALMON, President.

1T may not here perhaps be irrelevant TO
the subject to remark, that wheresocvcr the
term 1ionemem occurs in the Old Testament
II is constantly expressed in Hebrew terms,
which signifies coreriHg ;and when il occurs
IN the New Testament it is expressed in
Greek. which signifies exchange; SO that tire
proper idea intended to be excited, in the FIRST
instance, is that of cOrering of mans impari-
ties and errors, in consequence of his repen-
lance, apprOnch TO, and con junction with the
spirit OF the divine love and wisdom aud in
the second instance, il is that of the exchange
otthe same impurities and errors, whensoe yer
he IS willing to renounce them, for the oppo-
site purllcs and sanctites, resulting from his
devout reception of the mercy and truth of
his Heareniy Father. II deserves further no.
ice, that the Greek term occurs only twice
in the New Testament and in one instance,
l2'Cor. V. 10 Is rendered Reconciliation, and
IN the other Rom. V ii i 4iOnement.
National Bible Soticty.-The Managers
OF the American Bible Society have appro-
priated one thousand dollars, to be en-
ployed In defraying the expenses of trans
lating the Scriptures ut Serampore, and
fire hundred dollars to be applied to the
same purpose in Ceylon.
II is reported that the Rev. DR.. MrLLEn.
OF. Philadelphia, will shortly visit England,
as the Representative of the American BIZ
bic Society, TO be present at the NEXT meet
ing OF the British and Foreign Bible Socie-
ty. 1t is also reported that the Rev, Or.
ADAM CLARKE, will visit this country in
the spring ON similar mission.
hsr. Mr.. .HaW.--An ecclesiastical coun.
CHI called Tor the purpose of investis ating
'he charges lately alleged against the Rev.
Mr.. Maiiit, have unanimously acquitted
him.
Mr.. kean appeared at Drury Lane on
the 18th OF November, in Richard tho
. Lnlrd' and was received with great ap-
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Mr. Mean appeared at Drury Lane or
t i'm OF November, in Richard tn,
Third, and was received with eras, an
plause. W e,e'' ap
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The Editor Of the Washington t;ava,,o II
bis paper OF the i4th inst wincing under the
severe o@s'isation Inflicted on him by the Ed
tor OF the NY American, asks--" But VIII,
does he rail Why does he not reason Tina,
he cannot refute us, is evident by HIS abus;oo
US Let us see how Mr.. Elicit will stand by
this rule
when men resort TO absse, it is a tacit
acknowledgment that they cannot refute their
adversaries
Mr.. Elliott is continually abusing sIessrs
Adams md Calhoun, and their friends;
ETgo-(to adopt his phraseelogy)-he isuu.
able to "refute" them
Vs hars '.st on the hip, Ca,sius -