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The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-08-11
Konningsmarke, he Long fln,ie.

Ronning smarke, the Long Ffntie.
This novel the first volume of which
we noticed some three or four weeks
since, was published yesterday, by Mr
Wiley, and we have finished its perusaI.
II is an unique in the world Of literary fc-
lion, and we have no doubt will be very
popular. 1t combines much humor, with
many scenes powerfully pathetic, and
contains moreover some fine specimens
OF descriptive writing. The interest in
creases as you proceed, and is admirable
sustained throughout. But amid so ma
ny excelleDcies, there is a portion OF the
book which we must condemn. The iro-
ny in which the author has INDUCED to-
wards many OF the well>intended societies
Of the present day, may be laughed al
and excused but here he should have
stopped. The frequent saIirical illusions
iothe peculiar religious teDets OF Dominic
ksnltwell, and aunt Edith, who are
brought forward TO represent most ma
merous and highly respectable denoml'
nation Of Christians, Ought never to have
been iDdulged. ~ Y. Com. A4o.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-08-11
BRAN, etc.
Boarding aid Day School.

CoTs Guiding, First Street, Georgetown.
Mrs Sheddens seminary areraugh hi all the
-, useiui and ornamental branches of education.
wins wins may De known by application at the
denis residence.
Ladies who wish to have private tuition in
french, italian, Latin, astronomy elucidated by
.he use OF an orrcry, natural 8, experime ntal NH
iosopbyigeomeuy &c. &c. NAV receive Iuforma-
ton as to hours OF attendance: &c. by application
to Mrs Shedden. aug IL q,
Inc Alexandria Herald, and Baltimore Amer
ican viii give the above three insertions, and
forward their accounts to the Washington Re-
publican Office
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-08-11
YHE HARVEST.

In this quarter we understand the crops
both of grain and hsy sre reasoiabiy
heavy, and fine prospect OF oats, corn,
&c. The papers east Of the mountains
state The wheat, rye, &c. 10 be much bet
ter than had been expected, not"i'halaDd.
ing the Gy had done much damage.
Yrsteyn, Pa. Press.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-08-11
Private sale at the Auction store

o"AO GU IhO <AOCL1Ou StOTGs
oohered great variety ofgoods, at very re-
"A duced prices; such as summer carpets, win
ter 10, sIdeboards, btreaux, pianos, secretaries,
bookcases, beds, bedsteads, chairs, rush, cane,
common' cribs cradles. Also, crockery ware,
nard"ard. IN tue lot, superior and common
knives and forks. Also, groceries of every kind
superior cheese, &c.
ALSO, sheetrgs, shirtings, diaper, ticking,
shawls' hdkfs. muslins, jeans, linen and drill
mig Panfaioons, shirts aud roundabouts, silk,
thread, cotton; buttons, cotton gloves, &c &c.
Also an invoice of excellent books, and pa
Per-hanglngS. aus S. A. MARSTELLER.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-08-11

FIR. WIN. Deums of Madison, Maine,
on the esd Of July, moved over one a.
ere and go rods OF land, intwo hours and
40 minutes, containing, by estimation,
ION per acre.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-08-11

AT the last dates, Tue smrl pox was
spreading al 81. Jonns. y. .. aud III some
arts Of Move S,o!is No persons ave
permiued to come to Passport, from those
places, without reporting themselves 10
The Selecimen.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-08-11
PHINEAS JANNEY

PRlNEAS JANNEY
"AS just received IL bales of cotton sup
4 x quality, % boxes sperm candles branded
Coffin. ~ STORE,
% boxes sperm candles, branded Rodman
uerces spermaceti oil
tons white lead ground in oil
& bbls Vcnitian red
& cases patent water proof hats
10 tons Russia clean hemp
Russia and Ravens duck
Do sheeting
English pine apple cheese
ID" mustard in boxes OF 10 do bottles
DO shad and herring Irvine
Do shoe thread
Cambria and jsconet musins, MarseilIes
quilting
Spotted cravai hdkfs
Figured Nankin silks
Black silk shawls
Nankin Grape gown patterns
Black galoohs aud ribbons
Slarst wine in cases of doz each
Loaf sugar Phila. refined
Gu, nails and brads
20 tons SwedeS' aud English iron
Assorted fiat bars from IA inches 10 G
inches wide, q, from Id TO inch thick
Square bars from ~ inch TO 8 inches
Round from Id inch to Ia inches
Plough plates and land sides
Swedish steel in bundles For sale on ac
momodating terms, 4mo o
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-08-11

The HaytiaDs have number Of small
vessels cruizIDg against the pirates.
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WANTED.
REMOVAL.
PH.HRE& YyHROnp

WAKES tins method of informing his friends
h and the public in general that he has reno
yea ms shop and dwelling one square above his
former shop, on King street, to the brick house
lately occupied by Mr.. John Tatsapaugh where
ne continuest TO undertake and execute all kinds
OF business in his line with neatness 4 dispatch,
and prices to correspond with the times.
N. b. All orders from the adjoining country
trictv attended 10. jy 2S If p. T.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-08-11

Sir. Cooper has peen engaged for Z
few flights at ;hc Washington lbealre.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-08-11
Whiskeyand Apple Brandy.

ID ECEIVEDper last packet from Baltimore
AZ - bbIs .iwhiskey and apple brandy, for
sale ~ Hy23l IONA. sHILLABEH.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-10-16
From tie Franklin Gazette.
MR.. JEFFERSON.

NIX. JEFFERSON.
THOMAS EARLE having Iateiy written On sble
pamphlet on "the right oi states to sl,er or
nnnui charters, and the decision Of The Su.
pieme Court theron exomined,"s copy Of
u was seoi 10 Mr. JRFFERsoN, from whom
the following letter has been received 10 re-
ply.
Extract OF letter from Thomas Jefferson 10
Thomas Earle Of Philsdelph dated Monii.
cello, Sept. ~, 1925.
"Yonr letter OF Angus, 28, with the psmph.
let accompanying it, was NO, received until
the 9Th inst,
That our creator made the earth for the use
OF the living, aud oot for the dead that those
who exist not can have no use nor right in il,
no su,horiiy nor powe' over II; ths, one gen.
Grafton canno, reclose or butthen its use TO
another, which comes TO It's own right, add By
the same divine bene Gcepce that q preceding
gsneraHor cannot bind a succeeding oHe 6y us
lasvs or contracts, these deriving iheit obllga.
lion from The existing majority, sod tha, ma.
jofity being removed, slo.hor comes in It's
place with will equally free to msk. it, own
laws snd contracts. These are sxioms so
self evident that no explanation can make
Them palmer; tor he Is not to be reasoned
Win, woo says tDaf non existence can c0ntfo OF
existence, or that nothing can move some
thing. They ere axioms, too, hregraal syi.h
solaiary consequences The laws Of cIsii so.
cie,y, indeed, To- the encouragement, Of indus
Try, give the property of the parent 10 his
family on his death, and in most cy'iZ:d
couou's. permit him even TO give il by tesla.
meDt to whom he pleases. And il is also
lound moro convenient TO suffer the laws OF
our predecessors to stsnd on our implied as
sent, IA il positively re.enscted, until tic es.
r'ing majority positively rcpeals them. Blu,
this does not isssen the right OF that najo'i,y
10 repeal, whenever change Of cicun's,sn-
ces, or Of will cals Tor il, Habi, alone Gun.
fouuds civil prsc,cs with natural right.
OF the mer's OF the pamphlet say 10th.
ing Of course; having found it necessrr- to
.clino giving opinions on books, eyen when
desired.
With my hanks for the pamphle,, ne nlcas.
ed TO accept the ussursnce Of my great respect.
TIL JEFFERSON"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-10-16
From the Providence Journal.

In Supreme Judca! Court, q, the ie'e ed.
j,urned session in Newport, csme up the case
of Isaac Butdick, and Son, VS.. Samuel IVhk.
ey, On contract. The defender, pleaded in
bs' the Inso.vent Act Of 1855 a special pri.
vae act, granting to him the benefit Of said In-
solven, Act, and his discharge, according to
its provisions. To this plea there vas de.
morrcr and joindor.
Per Curiaa a--Aftcr tho declaration Of 10.
dependence, the people OF this state cous;ilu.
,ed q body polite, with all the attributes Of
sovereignty |; ;and the Geneta, Assembly there.
Of exercised unlimied legislative power over
its territory aud iohabitsots, until the adop.
lion, succe.sively, Of the Articles o! ConEede
ration, end tho Consultation Of the United
States. Since tho adoption Of these ins,ru.
mcnts, the peopls have continued to retain
their sovsreigniy, as before; but the iegisIa.
tnte has been restricted IN its acts, by certain
provisions which they ycon,sin.-Among these
restrictive provisions 10 one, contained in the
ten n section Of the first article of The Consti.
tutinn, which ssys, that no state suALL pass
"sny law impsting the obligation OF COZ
traels." The Insolven, Act of 1856 vas
genera, law, which is admitted to have expired
or been repealed, before the adoption Of tho
Constitution. The special and private &C, IN.
der which the defender, claims exemption
from The legal responsibility to which hi. con.
tract .ubiec,. him, was, II il sl.o admitted,
passed by the General Assembly, SINCE the
adop,ion Of the constitution; and merely sd
miusd him TO the beoeit Of the general oct,
on the PEI formanee, by him, OF the conditions
therein required.
Had The general act Of l75e been in force,
at the adoption of he Constitution, thee
could have been no doub, Us TO the iegaluy Of
sii the discharges, proper Oh; aimed under il.
The resirictve clause OF tho Constitution
must, according 10 The rules Of construction
applicable to the case, have been strictly con
stued. II would not have opetsted ss . 70.
peal aud the act must have continued in
iotec, until repealed by the state Legislature.
but there was no general insolvsn, Law in be
ing, at the adoption Of the in,,tumen,, con.
tanning the restrictive elsuse which says, tbst
no state SHALL pass any law impsiriog the
litigation oi coutscts." The special and
privste act, therefore, under which the Dc.
'splirt claims, Is clearly within the rsstric.
4pn oi ,be oisu.e, end 'epugnspt to Z" the su.
stc,os lew of he land" by which {" tho Judges
IN sys'y state shall be bccnds"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-10-16
FROM SMYRNA,

The fas, sailing b'ig T0tpsdo, Cspt. Chau-'
die', arrived al Baltimore on Wedne .dsy, in
~ days lom Soy'na, Bringing papers ol tha.
place TO the i4'h Of August, al which ume
the most perfect tranquility pfesailed. Tha
dates from Constan,Inople ale 20 the 6lh of
Aueusi, at when Time complete uanquiiiry
prevailed the'e also, Notwithstanding the mu-
tnous spiri, OF The yInisssrios. The Aga os
The Jsnissa'ies, who, having been ctealed a
Pacna with three tails, - consequently vested
win great power, exercises d most Iieoious
police and causing The guihy 10 be publicly
executed, he spreads sslu'aIy terror smonee
those who rrigh, be tempted 10 imitsts The IA
and take part In their seduious plots.
Capt, Chsodler states thst respecting The
Greeks and Tutks, there were daily repous
10 favor OF both. The Greeks were in enti,c
possession Of the Morea, excepting the strong.
fortress Of PAuas, in the gulf Of Lepsntv;
where there is ., pfesen, numerous TUX
isb feet The Geek Aee,s were at I.para
D.. Hydra---a, this iauer island they were 40
inset on the 22d of August, where great pre-.
parations we,e said to be maklng 10 70, m a
despe' ate attack on the Turkish lse,, and i:
vas supposed that a great number Of boats
w"e to be sem in along with fire. ships--.
There is 40 doubt that tho Greeks ssc much
more forward in their cause than ever. A.
few days before the To.pedo left Smy,ns,
there wa. report ths, a ~, two Irigsies and
sloop (Engiish) had arrived at Corfu with
three oil the chief Greeks on board, from
whence 1t is said tiNy were gong up 10 iha
Tut k,sh neet.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-10-16
By the @a!is.
PROVIDENCE, OCT. IS.

PRovIDEYcE, OCT. l3.
PIRE.-Ls,, evening, sboo, halt past 8,
. iIe ives discovered on the outside ot car.
penief's shop, between South Main ard South
Wa'ef-sreets end, before toe progress OF
the flsc es could be arrested, seyen wooden
shops were destroyed, and one dwelling house
considerably inju'ed. Some other buildings
were CO fife, tui vere ex'inguishsd by the
engines, without much injny. The suffer
ers sre-ness'.. Seth Adsm, Sylvsnus q.
Msfiio, jain Church, Mlnzea Sweet, Chris
usn III. Nestel. Jsm-s WhesIou, ). S< ..
Garlic, S. Mum1or d, grocer on South Main
street, and Mr.. Jsreoish Monroe, whose fur.
nl,n,o was much injured in its removal
There are suong rossons Tor supposing this
coba1gtailon The woik Of an nceDdiafy, as 10
Ere had been used in the building where is
originated, tor tue last G4 hours, and as the
same building was set Oh fire, about year
snce-JouyHol.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-10-16
er siAt c0tppose.i a,s .xss, wsre d,se.d a

or sist copposeei ns mxss, were drSced Il
The sepe tine, motcbed together and ioined
the army the seme day. Perhaps the above
isc' may be as curious and Interesting AZ that
the Queen Of Shain is as women wish 40 be
who love their lords"--sn6 somebody has ypis
ed large a,!nser squaSh--of that George the
w, has recovered from 6t OF tho eou,--end
two indians have been married a. the Sand
wich lslsods. A,sny rate, il you think j, de.
serves noI!ce, | can voucb for rs correctness.
Respectfully, yours. sc.
assssssssSs
Samuel Eosvorth. Thomas Pearce, Nathaniel
Hicks West, David Maxfield, Nathaniel Wilson, Ma.
thsBiel West
TEdwsrd Munro, William Cox, Loring Pinney,
George Sanford, Royal Sanford, Thomas Church.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-10-16
NEW WEAVE.RS.

The beautiful piece OF SILK, w'ought BY
SILK Worms. ip the iactory Of Mr.. Bouoon, a,
Lisbon, Con. recently described IN the papers,
has been b'ough, 10 this city, and Is pu' chss'
cd by Mr.. Scud Ter to DO placed in his Muse
an. The gcn,lcmsn who exhibited 1t 10 US,
s,s,e, tho, " was wo' ked on d rough piece OF
board about 5 .i.2 fee, long and vs'yipg in
Width from 10 . inches, the piece being
shaped precisely TO the 'n'fsce of the hoard,
and having border or selvsge which resem-
ees gold embroidery. Tbs board WAS acci
dcn,a,ly lynx ca shelf where tho worms 9i
in number, were piseed, snG opon which, IN
,hr,e days ,i,ns, they unwound themselves so
ss 70 form tn,s clegan, isbric, sufpassiog In
texture soy thing ever produced from the
10 ,m. Immediately after completing this
work, The worms all died.
kesv. YORK Mercantile .fdv.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-10-16
~u:@:~
LOUISVILLE, (Ken Sept. 90.

ByfIILE WIN IUE Eit.1n.f Nv OL1N
An express ariysd at thls place las even
ing, from Col. Leavenworth, to Gen. Comes,
the com mandng oflicse OF the western de-
psrimen,, by whom we have been politely ia.
formed, that Col. Leaveowoith, with the Tor
ces under hi. command, arrived before the
villages Of Tie Ricaias on the evening Of the
9lh August. The Sioux lGd'sos were met
BY the Ricasas before their towns, and ornk
fire was kept up until the reguler troops and
Gen. Askley's men formed The Ricaras
thea reu,ed into ,beir villages, which wore
strongly fortified. About this time The boats
arrived, aud The artillery was disembsrked.
On the moroing Of the 10th, Mej. keIchum,
(who disting gushed himself on several occa.
sions on tho Niagara trou.ier,) was ordered
with his company TO the upper village the
companies under the command Of Capt. Riley
and Lieut.. B,sd,y were ordered 10 ,ske pos.
session Of hill within 500 yards Of tho same.
Al the some moment Lieut.. Morris with one
poundo, and hcwi'zet, commenced 40 at
tack oo the lower village. A 6 poundcr un-
dc, the command of Sotgesnt Pe'kios Wa.
also placed in acommanding position From
these pieces spirited FIRE wus commeoced
and continued until o'clock IN the a!tetnoon,
when tbs Rlcatas were compelled TO sue tor
peace. fhry were much alarmec--,ndeed
completely humbiec-- a0d stated that The htst
cannon sbo, had killed the celebrated chief
Grey Eyes, who he declared bad instiga:ed
the wa'. Their loss is supposed TO have been
about iihy killed snd considerable numbsr
wounded. We had only iwo men wounded.
The Ricsrss also lost a number of horses.
10 reply 10 their application Tor peace, they
were informed that II would DO granted, pro-
!, vided thry would rsstosn tae properly iaken
f ON Con. Ashley. Tbi. was sg'eed TO on
re iu Of the iadlaos, and o tres,y OF peace
was concluded; but a. they were unable TO
comply with tho requisitiou relative TO the
property cf Gen. A. the Ricstas disappsa'cd
IN tho course ot the night, and Col. l.. heard
no more of them, though he remained OH the
ground abou. two days alter The battle. Col.
l.. was certaluiy correct in making peace, as
the COVE onIeo, could no, have conie mpiated
mote thao The ioflietou Of suitable punish
men, for the sggte.sions committed by The
Iodians upon tho party OF Gen. Ashley, Sc.
Tho whole Of tho troops under Cot. Leaven
worth behaved extremely we'll. The Sioux
iad:ans, however, abandoned him, two or
three days aitsf the sciioO, evidently much
dissatisfied We are btppy 20 state that the
detachment has returned 10 bon Atkinson, all
10 good health.
The result Of ibis expedition proves, that
unde' Intelligent and experienced officers
much good may be effected with force com
psraiyely small, |, also demonstrates The
necessity Of extending cur line of military
posts 10 the mouth OF The Yellow Stone, in or
der to secure tho peace, the prosperity and
happiness Of III, ~sste,n people. The zeai
and ptooptilude with which this srduous en-
pedi,ion has been conducted, is alike cIedta.
BILE to The a my and To The nation.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-10-16
From The Mercantile Advertiser. of Saturday last.
FROM NAICHEZ

N'fNi ANh
The following is an exuset Of q letter from,
n gentleman, at prescott residing two miles
fsom Nschez. TO his friend in this city, ds,ed
Sept. 18th. Up 10 that time, II WI be seen,
thee wa. no sbs,emen, Of the dresdfai mala.
DIV with which ,hs, place is visited.
The death, OF Ns,chez yesterday, were
niae--the day before len--sithough am con,
6dent there IL not moe than SO TO 200 souls
in the place. The deaths have averaged OF
least ten psr day since the it ulimo, in the
city, besides great number Of citizens in the
county, many of whom were the most vslu,.
hle persons. We had yesterday ard the
night preceding, a ve'y heavy gale Of wind
from the N l. with an imniense fall Of rain,
which nope viii be materially advantageous
to the heshh Of Na'chcs, N cleansing the
streets Of the civ and bayo's or gulcs io us
euvit ons, aud icnov,ng the minsms,a and pu.
rHylng the atmosphere. ! fear, however,
that great injury IS sus,sined TO the growing
efops OF Cotton, which must be ptetiy gene.
is,iy p pfos,is,ed. The Roh so destructive to
the hopes Of the plsnter, made its appearance
sbou, ien or twelve days ego, and has made
great havoc among The cotton 10 this vicinity
The Pot Gibson p,per OF the 9th Sep,en.
Der, states ths, the ferer bed begun to rsEs
under the nh o, Ns,ehez, snd tia, the resi-.
dents, aud between two snd three hundi cd
psisRUs who he'd serssj an ay!qn tAns 8 dar.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-10-16
Peo, the Providence Patriot.
HRIsrn,.. X 1. 7lh OcI.

NRIsroL, K !. 7'h OcI. 1875.
E!csrs J,nes S' Ipieeier-G Genfiemsa-
There ste now living in thi, tcwn, in good
bsalih, twelve petsots who were engaged N
Gtntc-l Sulirsc', expedition on R,ode.l..
isnd in i77s What na liitlc singular, -
,ha, s,xs II them wee stiacned TO one com
psny, anJ enlisted in ~ = updti Capt. Csleb
Car, Of Warren, who u also hyiug--lhs 9th
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-10-16
Cows, Aug. 90.

Distressing Shipvreek.
Pom the American schooner O.pray,,
H''ding, from Ma,spzss, we learn the follow.
iog distressing fact:
On the 'i,h inst. 10 lat. t&- long. 90, ths
brig George the Fourth, from Waterford,
bound to Qi.beck, with LIS passengers, co.
ing 10 settle in Cansdi, and having a crew Of
u hands, including the master, was run down
in hesvy gale, by the bark II .nnsh, Of 6.
Shields, tom Mirsmsehi, TO London, end
sunk imnedi'e!y; and of'he lag soul, os
bSs,e, lss suns With hen yhe mate sn.S
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-10-16
FROM ENGLAND

mo J I.NL4A y =.
The British ship L.iis Ruokh, hes attIvr,l
at Charleston, f. IN Liverpool, in The shu,s
passage oi 25 day. shorter passage shu1
any Chatiss,on ship has asde in iweniy years.
She brings London papers 10 the evening of
The 5'h Sep,ember, end Liverpool - the IN
being only a lev hou,s ster than received
by the james Croppef. There Is no 's,ef Ia-
teiigence from tbe continent, exec piiug
Paris article which casts shade OF dovbr up
On the su;hen,icity of tho letter 10 ,eply 10
the ovestu'es of ;hs Duke OF Ansoule me,
said 10 have been written by the kiGs h,nsclf.
81. Robet, Wilson, it is nov said, lndis nsnIiy
resigned the Portuguese o'de's of ths S7yor9
and fGsoer, N consequence OF the lteatmen. la
bad Iecsived.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-10-16
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CHAnLEsToN, DC. 9:
FROM ENGLAND.


BY the arrival OF the ship Laiis. Rookb,
Cap. Stewsfi, in the Unprecedented passage
OF IS days, We have received our Ecs Of Lon
don and Liverpool papers to the Tth of Sept,
last. =
In the sege OF Csdizs the French b.ve GOT
no ia',her than they did in the Penin,piat Vaf.
VITO the possession Of the Trcesdeto Bat.
icrys
Private letters from Paris state, that every
hope OF pacific settlement Of the Spanish
War had vanished.
The complexion Of STAIRS generally on tho
Peninsuls, IS a decided hostility to any over
lures for peace, while a Freuch loo remains
in the Territory.
], appears that The new European Congress
Is TO meet at Milan.
II appears thar tho Spanish Constitutional.
lists have actually entered France.
II is stated upon high sulhorify, that "a hun,
dred thousand pissteSs were offered q, Csd,S
to GsIisno, the Dspu'y to the Cortes, to gain
his opinion in favor Of the reform to be eff CT.
ed in the Spanish Constitution. liz refused
Tho br,be.
The Municipality Of Bilboa have addressed
a o'mA Mcmorial TO tho Madrid Regency,
piousy praying this shadow Of ppwce TO Ie.
establish forthwith the lnquisi,ion, which, sc-
corting to them, is one Of the greatest bies.
sings Of which country cen boas,
Gen. Quitogs's wife has arrived IN London,
after short residence in France, where she
met with every kind Of i'll trea,men. from ,hs
Police.
slate accounts from Gibesl,ar say tho
French wore repussd in their attempts %
Trocadcro
LONDON, Sept. q.
We have received no POSITIVE ccnirmsio.i
this morning OF the intelligence contained in
our Paris letter OF Yesterday, respecting Tho
reply given to the Duke sd'Angoulesne, d by the
Ministers oi Ferdinand bu, from one or two
cucumsiances, we isel an increased confidence
In its suthenticiry. We should hope, howev.
er, that one part Of the statement is not corr
rect, and that the document is not an auto
grsph OF the King. We express this hope,
because We are persuaded the alleged ssn,i.
meo's Of Tho letter cannot be sentiment, OF
Fcldinspd.
The tepu'ed answer was one Of reprosch
and dehsoee, and .aid 10 have been written By
the King'1
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