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ANT WE'RE CLAIMS

ann o are happy to state, upon sufficient
60. mat our government, has re.
$50; information from Mr.. GaIIatin,our
!. at the court Of France, tina, tbese
e. Sooo reason TO believe the present
r.snSn government will allow and settle
.a;. Gains OF American merchants for
Sn.es OF property made in the port Of
""'"sTp under decree Of Bonaparte
Baltimore Pofril1.
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.

FOREIgN AFFAIRS. 1
The followinglleuer is from a good
source, and communicated for pubiics-
ton in the New York American
Letter. from Psris, March, 1898.
"You must receive with suspicion any
accounts Of the state of this country,
which appear in certain English journals
who have their agents in pay in the CAPT
tai, to communicate, end when necessary,
10 fabricate, such Intelligence as may be
agreeable 10 their class Of readers
Knowing the character Of the Spanish
people, entertain no fears that they will
be subjected for although beaten to the
ground, a Spaniard win never admit
his being conquered. On the other hard,
lido not believe that the war will so re.
coil on France, asto produce the revolu-
! ton which many real friends TO the rights
and libertie, Of man anticipate. The
French army, men and officers, are de-
| sirous of war, and care not whom they
fight. They receive from the royal
family the mos, lavish and studied atten-
ton. The present minister Of war, Vic>
tor, duke of Beiluno. styled by the en-
peror the child of fortune, having risen
from the drummer boy to the marshal oil
France. Is an experienced geReral, and
a good disciplinariaD. He accompanies
the duke d'Angouleme as nnrse snd
the duke 10 we'll fitted for his station,
which is no more than that of review
ing officer. From Russil and Prussia
the government Of France are to receive
aid, If necessary and Austria. and Eng
land, will maintain neutrality. OF the
stability OF the Bourbons, the hes, ev,.
dence is in the Tact, that the government
Is, and has been, carried ON by men OF
comparatively little talent.
"rhe minister of finance, Nj. de Vii.
lele, and the keeper Of The seals, NJ pey
ronctt, are the only men of business in
the cabinet. The minister of ioreign af
fairs. NJ. de Cha,esubriand, is known
from the Mississippi to Jordan as writer
Of romance and bis chiyalric plan TO
bring he king Ferdinand and the duke
dAngoulcme with their respective ar
mics TO an interview on the banks OF the
Bidsssoa, there to treat for the re estab-
iishment Oh the rights of the monarchy of
Spain, shows the fancy and imagination
OF the man; who in private station,
would be highly respectable. The war
will be one of detail in every bush the
French will find a knife and every tree
will be an executioner. The Spaniards
will avoid all pitched battles, withdraw
their troops from The for,resses, leaving
the country open to the invaders, who
will find il more difficult to retreat from
Madrid than to entsri '
"Your, old fiiead La Fsyette enjoys
excellent health, and takes deep interest
IN all subjects relating 60 America. He
expressed TO me his pleasure in perusing
the noveiof the Spy, a,copy or which |
sent him Surrounded by mas children
aud grand children, he receives daily
proofs of ,hat deep attachment and res.
pect which his private virues and public
services so justly entitle him to."r
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..c COMMUNICATION.
80 rae Attorney Of fhe Unied States for
ste District OF Cofurtkia

80 rae Attorney Of tie Uniied States for
ste Dissries Of Coitn.sia
Sr--tndePcndenf ofthe business which
~ present occupiesy your attention in the
court, there IS subject which / think
peculiarly belongs toyou. Aware OF tho
ability and faithfulnsss with which yo,fI
discharge your duty, your talents ara in.
vitcd to field, which, though il may not
display your'eloquence, will afford you
an opportunity of exercising common JUS
tice. The demand is made upon you as
the public representative, and as the or |
gan OF the federal government, through
which the crying necessities ogthe people
seek relief. The subject, sir, is the pri
son OF the county of Alexandria. You,
ought to know, that The United States
are disgrace6 1byit. Your long resi- !
dence, and well earned popularity
mongst this pcopie, through principle
OF gratitude, claimyour interference in
their behalf. AB.appeaa has been made
to the grand jsry, Of whom YOU are the
chief adviser. ask you TO second ant
to maintain that appeal before the go
vernment with the same consistent ans
dignified eloquence which belongs I,
you on other occasions. Sir, is there :
decent Jail here Are The prisons
OF this county on an equality of fair,
ness with others of the United States -
Your great experience and. knewledg,
VIII answer these questions. The CRANE
Jury have been notified OF the fact tina
the Jail is nuisance. You are boun,
10 investigate that fact. Your office a
public prosecutor looks for the condem
nation OF public offenders Your ufic,
also compels you to reveal truth I,
your government. and thattruth IL. QUE
JAIL Is "a GRIEIous EuIsAKoE. Nothing
more can be necessary To convince you
possessed OF experIence years and ability
OF the propriely Of the course which
should be pursued.
With sentiments of respect, publicly
and privately, am, sir. your obed,enr
servant. BECCARiA.
willing in the Gazette of yestcr,
day. after garbling" The notice vt
made Oh the disrepa,e of Alexandria
dour in Rio Janeiro, asks "what congress
can do with the rotten things Of Den
mark! A commune alton which we
have on the subject, under the signature
OF "Goed Night" attributes the inquir,
to the "sheerisnorapce" Of the writer, or
an "attempt az an awkward guiz."., And
: FOR the present, he must be content W tn
the concluding remarks OF our CORES
poDdeni, who Says
~ from the mans ignorance and want
'ot education, he has never read Shakes.
pesre. let him furn to Hamlet, the Dane.
and he viii learn tina, the quotation
bears on the subject by analogy. BUT, If
the writer means quiz. let me ask him
IN returns when congress became naei-
clans, and By she might OF t!eu svand, :"
instead Of legislation, interfered with the
productions of nature
am inclined. however, to think, from
tins neeronlantic dash of the writer, that,
IN TACT, he has never got the length of
Shakespeare, bu, was so delighted with
the ''Arabisn Nights Entertainmenis''-
that ihey have employed his vigils till lie
said "Gsod Mornings" and say
GOOD NIGHT.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-05-16
ARKANSAs.

In the Arkansas territory the winters
are generally so mlldV that the farmers
turn their cattle into the river bottoms.
where they usually keep in good order
during the winter. Nearly all the far.
Ioers los, part, and some the greater
part of their stock. The little Rock Ga
zeue, Of sjth Feb. says--"A person
who came down the Arkansas few days
ago. informs us, that the river bottoms
are literally streWed with the carcssses
of catIe. One person in Crawford coun-
~, had IS or 30 cattle remaining out OF
. stock Of about 80 head"
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-05-16

Prices at PHILADELPHIA, Nay I2.
Flour7 81 no sales wheat bush l so
al So corn Penn. bush. 65 a 20, south.
ern SIS ga whiskey gal. SO 81
oats bush. SO 40; shad, southern, Dbl.
6 50a7, scarce.
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Prices az PORT ar Prince, .4hrlIe.
In consequence of the non arrival rs
large supplies Of -four ordered from New
orleans, il has advanced to S2S. and on.
Iy 200 bbls in market as soon, however.
as the rivers above New Orleans omen
we expect heavy supplies. Pork, con.
Times langpud sales of 500 bbls prime.
at $40, and 500 mess at IL so; stock in
marker 1000 lsbIs. Beef continues pomi.
nal. Lard has advanced 10 ZIG. Cheese,
dull 81 is asked. Rice, sales at S so
TO 8; on the decline. Fish has expe.
rienced slight alteration S so is asked
Tor fresh importations. Mackerel is
looking up; 81 is asked and obtained
Tor No 8. Soap, dull so 2 rs
Candles, no sale at IL cts. Coffee. $40
on board, and plenty.
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COMMERCIAL.

Prices Current at Baltimore, Nay Is.
Flour 7 LEA z IS wheat, white,
Sush 60; corD77 so cts oats bush
SIS 40; whiskey in bbls per gallon 81
a 80, in hhds SO S3.
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THE WHEAT

We are very sorry to learn, from gen
tlenen from that part of the country,
tlfat'he Hessian fly has made grea, I'M.
preston on the wheat in the counties of
Frederick, Shenandoah, Bee, in Virginia,
IN which counties ordinarily is grown
great quantities Of that grain. I Mar. Int.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-05-16

Prices az Richmond, va May 10.
Butter firkin IA l6 cts bacon 8 az
cts; cheese English so cts; -four 6 75a
7 corn Dbl 8 IS wheat bushel e5.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-05-16

We hear from various parts Of the
country, that the Hy is making destruc.
tive work with the growing crop Of wheat,
which, IN all other respects, looks very
promising. FSederieke6urg Her.
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prices Current al Havana, anil 49,.
Dry and white Goldfish, SIS so !; hams,
snail, IL No. pork Is; mess beef 8 !:
mould candles, white and haid, i6 a 10 !:
sperm 40 brown soap l-s lard 16
ioSi rice7 j 2, dull butter 10; cheese
~ dull whale oil and fish IL boards
80 30 shocks IL; hoops, 40 per Nj ; ioist
~ brown sugar 7 l-2 white N.
muScovado l-s; coffee Is I.e mo-
,asses 81 honeys. Exchange on Eng.
.sno' ~ per cent, adv. dull do. do. u.
o. z per cent premium, dull.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-05-16

Prices al Norfolk. Va. May 9.
Corn oushe 65 . 81 (; flour7 so 7
IS, meal bush IS a s7a tar Dbl l rs
az; whiskey Sc SO cts.
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Prices CnTrenf at FTedericks5urg, IA.
Nay IS.
Whest, 8 % so; flour, Sc so q
b 40; corn, 90 90 cts /; corn meal, per
so Id, 65 40 cts; bacon, 8 a 9 CTS
whiskey, SO a 81 cts, oats, as cts I'VE
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FROM GlBRALrAR

Our papers from Gibraltar are to the
eth of MAJ oh, inclusive the Spanish
cortes had been lately engaged in discus.
sing certain instructions for the adminis
tration OF the Spanish provinces beyond
the seas. The inhabitants of Mad id
(says the Universally are sorry for the de
par,ure of the king and government but
they are sensible thai the sacrifice TO
which they submit, is Of the greatest inn
portsnce, and that this measure alone
will contribute, more eGectuslly than
many victories, to defeatthe plans of our
enemies. NY. COm..ddv.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-05-16

n grea' scarcity OF shipping exist, at
Savannah Geo. There are not = s,@
S".y o. vessels to take off the customa.
~ supplies OF cotton. Freights have. in
,Ibo s ere advanced very high-14 is
.ne prevailing rate, and it has in one in.
stance been refused " WV y"
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1t is stated that there we're lately be.
fore the legislature of Pennsylvania, 500
applicants for appointments as justices oil
the peace.
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Prices Of Aur Caycs hsr,J @.

Flour, Sl4 pork, mess 10 nr;,.
10 30 l6; beef, 9, no sale m,eLa,s J'
NO. No. - none Goldfish, SO, in demand !:
10. 90; soaps box, 2 ga Q rs; lard,
ia a. dull butter, IA Is do.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-05-16

The ratesbIe polls, returned to the city
council, Of Boston, this year, by the as
SCISSORS, are 1888 ) whereas IN 1919,
they were 1L,I20 This is advancing
backward with witness. Boat. Gaz.
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rive hundred and twenty-five hogs.
heads Tobacco were brought down g."
ApPo'nsioZ canal the public warohouse
10 fea'ersburg, Va. during the month q,
snip building progresses in N. York
WIN uDexampled rapidily,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-07-15

The old line ship New York, G.. Maxwell. ar
rived this morning from Liverpool, whence she
sailed on the 4th ult We have our ondon papers
to the evening OF Saturday, Isl May, inclusive
together with Lloyds lists, sc. The complexion
81 the news, save in that item which deyelopss the
treason of the Condo DAbis5al is such as previous
accounts had led US to expect. The French army
entered Madrid OH the Esd May; the Duke dan
goueme in person on the oath. regency, 10 be
|composed oil the Dukes de San Carlos and Del In.
Iantado, and OF our old acquaintance, the MARQUIS
|de Casa Yrulo was 70 administer the government
in the name OF Ferdinand until in the language of
the French ultras that monarch was restored 10 his
rights ana liberty. The Duke del Infantat,o is re
ported however to have declined serving as one of
the regents. The course OF operations seems 10
have been thus--as the French army approached
the spanish capital, Abisbal, who had been charged
10y the Cousutionalists with its defence, was tam
pcred with by Monlo, whose letter, together with
Ablsbas most suspicious reply, is 10 he found be-
low AOlsbal having then determined to evacua,e
MaAtd, issued his proclamation, of the sixteenth.
which we also insert, and which taken BY itself does
not prove much against him, and thea retired. On
2lst, between the period when the Spanish REGULAR
force was withdrawn, and the entry OF the French,
the servlIe General Bessieres endeavored to force
his way toto the capital, but was repulssd BY the
city militia, as is said, with great loss. OF Abs
eo"uuSs say oat'aldStotf explanation Is given,
and even as to his fate the accounts, according to
The Times, are contradictory, that paper adds:
"Some say that he has been seized by his sol
dlers and is to be tried by cour,-Inartia. We be-
iieve II was never expected that he should defend
Madrid nc is said to have marked out Estremadu-
ra as the place where military operations might
commence with success. We also suspect. that
without virtue enough to be patriot he had wanted
courage to be decisive traitor. II So he will have
incurred the hatred and will be exposed to the ven
geance OF both parties''
Other surmises and those, we think, will most
probably be confirmed, are that Abisbas detection,
to which Morlllo Baaseros, and even Nina, are
supposed TO have been privy, was concerted
scheme, oy means OF which door Of accommoda-
ZION with the French would be more readily opened;
and we shall not be surprised to find the conjecture
which we some time since hazarded confirmed viz
mat the arrival OF the French at Madrid might lead
70 immediate negotiations. The following language
OF the Courier ct the 5st referring to Abisbel's
proceedings, seems to favor this conjecture.
WIN respect to the true character of that affair
ana al the important consequences that NAV flow
from II, we are still without sufficient data to form
an exact Judgment We can state, however. that
IN the highes, political circle, the conviction re-
mains mistaken that an amicable arrangement will
take places
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-23

kno'ca before 10 kare oppressed Strange par.
adox indeed II there hr nclhipg ,,,rc in them.
why make such AN oute'y about their pr0mu.
CATION! Butas Que example ~ here FL, {, il
appear that Mr.. Adams usrd surh la1"tl.ee
as this abou; NJ Jefferson fin 1904 y" lie al
ways protested great fri"ndsh3 for ere, even
when. as it now appears, he was coun;enaocins
Frrnrau, Ba,he, Duane, aud Calender. [
wish him M m. | envy him not shudGpr>
ut the calamites, fear his conduct is prepaf-
ing for his country from mean thirst of
popularity, an inordinate ambition, aud n
want of sincerity" A fine character this for
one of the best bene(actors of his country
and the age And by one too, ho conf ssfs
that he has comparatively very lit,la acquaint-
ance with him
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-23
Course of .9rluiemicDk Leciures.

A Nd Instructions, in Pract al Antony. ByJOnN u.
GODlAN, NJ. D.This course comn,ences The s,cnn.l
week OF November next, at the ANATOMICAL ROOJS
College Avenue, Immediately fhe rear of the Uni.ery
o fennsllvSnih) and continues un; the lt of March
ensuing TIE Lectures viii be delivered on MONDAYS wed
na,days, Thursdays and SATURDAYS, quarter before
O'Clock IL The days on which Lectures are given
will he devoted to the instruction The class in Practical
Anatomy. The method followed 10y Dr. e.. IN his demon
strationsis purely Analytical The dsscrtpns are not pre-
pared previous To the lecture bat made before the
class at the moment description, part Of The
system may he the subject OF considerations fbe advan.
thges OF this meihgd St in'rDuced by d.. Goldman have
been nirly established by several courses delivered I'm
fhhueirhih and has received the unqualified appro-
ton OF All competent judges who have witnessed rs EN-
pDynent. "
The ANATOMICAL ROOMS fitted un with an espe.
cia attention To- The comfort OF the clls. nd the facan
o their Improvement. The instruments for tie study of
operative surgery, all those used 80 making Anaom al
preparation and te pryie Of tie Library and Dissect
ing boVm are allowed 10 the student free OF additional
charge The Zee fOf the Course IS one Eagle
Philadelphia. Sept. p. 4n-tc.4
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BOYDTON RNrES-

FNESE races viii commence on w dn9srry ra Ett ,.
ui November next, ~ Botdf'r and continue tour ds.
sno WI Og governed IN all respect agteeabs tbe kc,y
si days race sweersake Tor Years old coils and fi
the evening" preceding The race.
~ day-the Proprietor pu>e Of eco dollars entrance
50 dollars, two mile heats
SO dayJ"ctey Club Purse Of 800 dolors four i,e heats
entrance 20 dollars money hung up 40 The usual d,out
9Th dai "A Handy Cap Purse mile l,4t. br.s 3 tn s.
eniraUcf 3 ~ WM row NtS Proprietor.
a btLL vi De furnished BY the Proprietor OH ti,s -,-
ming ui ihn 2f dlv', rae
The i r'iriors sabs large ard connlo .;ats srf
well So pie with prpyrud.r of 40 kipis.
Ills table viii he supplied vit The cl0irr.t ,i.s.is ara
The hest vine and liquor chat can be procured.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-23

WE conini soners appointed the counv conri
hiclm"ud 90 take into sidrra ion tla erecting .
good ana Sufficient cnnmpl iii prison Tor - lid
county pursuant &" the law pas, upo ibt ubi,. f.
nave determined 1 new jaii shalt be bdilt up0n he FOL
lowing plan, To wit:
The jail 70 be Of brci 50 nv % feet from ont TO
ont lf1 stories high walls feet thck Partition y,
dividing each story ntotrp apartments inches hirk tie
hHll lcei piich ~ iir cr'r fhe communication 90 each
story To be through door in the end. with sep, ami p,
iotm q" the outer door of The upper story the doors m he
double anu one u them 4" le secured with iron rgas and
bolts, and shielded viii iron-rur Windows ON iIc t,o
20 each Ioum o eight lights each open ike dppr In the
inside and ;obe ell secured The outside by iron rraie
The lower rooms lo be Apurcd with two in, II " lite OAK
plank, or white OAK 'ep~rs than i've inches apart
ceied VITA iucl white OAK li1uk u- on every ie
viii same description of pitnkh two upper room. ar,r
~ IKE The ower,aud covered with sheet rnuDrr nr, m
1 sides as below, aud COVERED AVID re-d wh sheet iron
fnni white rak rfers' "thr With white unk Or c,prcs.
plank one inch ihr ctphcrgt, COVERED with b. nui-
per shtnges - inches u cnesthe frornrs and vim
dow frames t1 bc al painted With two cuatSof
apartment 10 W. ir ho w stove. locks to m tr dnors
n such knd %, TIE commissioners niy drecthe seanfinp
PUNK and shi7gies Throughout the Iutdgr 90 cesr G
1p and wr seasoned U es nrc therefore informed
uti proposals " go r received hy iu wfBe directed
70 tbs place. postage rtid uu the FIRST MONDAY in So.
'eniher mex, at Wbch iuir the proposal, " IL he CONSIDER
81 ans sac contract with such arcnc'is 1r, -a-
pan as may br trenei expfen, bel y made will Old, hos.
Ell. By ord, at lie g,o4,mi..,,,.f.
GEORGE SAUNDERS.
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pIEDl-on Monday morning, 5t ir.' his res d-nce
in Vordentowu, y. =. General HENRY lg7 q * ID fo-
mels General OF the Artillery Inirse tiaard o.,
France, and aa'or ~ Yrce'iss ~, frtiie7a ii has
been adoniC by thc War Department. as the Binnualf he
american ArIrrt. Corn.
In Europe, Prince EuU ENE BEAUUARNols snn-in-
M" at the late Emperor of France hruirr 0f wife
LOU; BOnaPare and G'Her-inlaw Prince
In Hanover County Saturday nrDruing 2O'li inst.
IN the htl year ~ her Rebeica Minor ttnshteV of
FlrIni s. james Of III, CITY.
Az Ph.ladsphi'.U on Wednesday last Commodore JOHN
SHAW, of che United Stltrs Navy.
Died ChariesIoU, Virginia on the 2d instant Major
ROBERT 6. lIfE in the dist year mis- age. seldom
hhS more distressing addiction ovcriabsu
aged mother sisters aud wife wholly dcpendPn; pom his
iir are leii 60 mourn the heavy berravemcnt
dutiiul SOL, most Kind brother and most ale nfafr
husbar Mayor iiie served daring the ,si ereat
reputation When ihc reduced his
BIN 10 b. rrtIiped in the service. which be omitted
when the Gea ofh father obliged u retire 10 private
he, for The protection and maintenance Of his yer
sisters. Soon acr Lis retirement from She army,
CHOSEN CLERK 0i Jefferson county, Which
the day Of h death. This brief notice on flued
by adding that for high hruor strict Integrity
united 90 goodness Of heart and Oun,ness mind
left behind him few sUPeriOrs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-23
DRY GOODS.

IEIE suhs"rihers have received will receive in few
DAYS, rs packaec> seasnHahe dry gou hich will be
sold MONDAY SE%r, the c9h inst. 81 heir Auction
SiOrf--Sale 10 commence t; 40 o'clock viz.
Best blue and black Duch aud English Cloths and Cas-
ueTes-Dmiiies OF al kinds Blankets and FIrnneIs-
Cashmere ShawisIri, Linen aud Brown Ito lands of a
rOus GuaiiesCarOiiuc Plads-CalicoeS- Bum,zetts f..
ured and painbIue ,nd white PlRns-Napt Coons-rirb
pamsss Shawls-ergant figured Grape Holes < Crapes-
Madras aud Iiandanna OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Le,vy
qunlitv--hlack Canton Haudk erchefs--P in,-Cacors
twied Bomb; zeits black, SC &c &c.
MUNOURE, ROB NSON & PEASANTS
SpDtemher o.
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party, in direct opposition TO The King, whom
ae former would gladly ST., aside, as,r,ahie
- an old proiect, in order that the Queen
may he placed III the head of Resrrci, rim
der ,hr iniidence of France. Tire sbl.iiots
are ashamed ofthc part they have played, and
continually exposed tn tie. scorn nf The p.u-
'ie-Thry are bssdrs IN the most prrirc,
state ofinsubordiualion. The las; l.it.is re-
ceNed from Lisbon inrniun, that the .ti and
l2'h arguments had aciuHlly come To hlnws,
aud That among them four meu wrrr Killed.
aud 80 sounded. Numbers nf persons are
Hacking towards Galcia, where il is intended
to form Portuguese Constitutional army,
under an experienced leader. aud the deEat
ct the French before Comma will give new
life 20 ihe plan.
Capt. Pdrry.-We give (says the Conrier)
the following extract of a letter Just as we
have received it, and can only hope, as zee do
most iervently, that The statement it contains
may prove correct:
"NALMER, July 29.-Of course you have
heard tina, South Sea whaler passed thrn
on Monday evening from Valparaiso, with
the news that Captain Parry has succeeded in
'indnga passage To the Pacific, and was then
all we'll"