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and to crown the whole, at last, assent
ed to the proposition that the BARRIERS
basin was still the BARRIERS basin, and
not Mambrino's helmet. Such instances
OF the irailiies of human nature should
teach humility TO all men. But all men
do not profit by experience.
Alter all the previous misfortunes of
the evening, you may attempt to---dance
You will ask some pre-engaged beauty
to assist you in the figure; she will turn
up her pretty face with inefable scorn,
and, after giving you civil refusal,
fall a humming TO herself in laDgushing
notes.
" Nothing half SO sweet in life;
As loves young dream:''-
As much as TO say---yow, sir, may go a.
bout your business ! Or some new
young t1atterer of an awkward Miss,
will turn up both eyes and both hands,
(Oh that there were IA glove upon that
hand land squatting down nearly to
the floor by way OF civiIity, will family
whisper,
81 never dancc-I'Ye no occasion, sir.''
You now for the fifth or sixth time
look very like fool. But ga good
man struggling with adversely is an ex-
ample worthy of the gods p for this
reason you again take heart, and elevate
your views ; that is, you select the lar
gest woman in the room, tall, strong
muscular, with a towering turban and
a glowing face. You follow her thro'
the dance Gor ali the laws of grayitation
forbid that you should lead herr in which
she shines like the planet Jupiter in the
midst OF his moons. At the conclusion
OF the dance you must compliment her
upon her grace and fairy step. But
while you are pouring out your elegant
batteries in her ear, sudden twinge in
forms you that she has trod upon your
toot---that your shoe is torn to pieces
and that you almost need the aid of a
Surgeon.---
You Involuntary exclaim. Oh!
She looks down in confusion. We
are always more angry when we DO
evil, than when we suffer it, Her face
IS HuShed---she mutterS to herself some
thing about awkwardness mot her own
in treading upon you, but yours in being
in the way)---she begs your PARDON
and, my dear Mr.. Editor, take your hat
and run away; and if you cannot find
your own hat, steal one and run away.
Run away---honeslIy if you can---but
KUN AWAY JAQUES.
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So P INSCRIPTIONS.

he loiio ing Is correct copy oft
ouPerScrIpt ION OF letter, which came
to the Post office in this town a few
days since.
the 20 U nty Wellsesor and state Of
mascusse to the town of sterling to the
care Mr. John henry streten for the
youse OF David Williamson or william
William
ne 10 Al owing is from the National Gazette.
Na T'slcle In a late British paper.
headed - An American Superscription, ,;
?uoles'> the following, copied in post-ol
NC VI one OF the southern states, and
chail anges "any man TO produce a
9rea Ee curiosity ofthe kind ia any Ian
guae e. - 49,
:" MIR. Mathew F Rainy, Alabama
Gr' re ne county, | am not sure it is
vi eftne county---itis French settlement,
On d not far from TuscaIuso and Matthew
u ar e, believe; and not far from DR..
'V'yllis Pope, expect
This is pleasant enough, but we have
seen several curiosties of the kind not
less SO, The day before yesterday, we
received, from northern state, small
pamphlet under envelope, with the gem
7 u'ne superscription, which we shall pro-
coed to transcribe. suppresSing only the
name and residence of the writer.
so the editor of the National Gaz.
cite Philadelphia, in Pennsylvania
This with care and speede, and to the
care of the Post Master and Divine
Providence. This here package con-
tains one Little Hymn Book, Composed
by the Will of God for the use of Con-
nexlon Of people, called Christians, by
--the author Who lives in------
- hope that all the post masters,
will LET this go free to the Editor of the
National Gazette Philadelphia, for
would pay the postage if | had any mo-
ney, and so may the grace Of God be
with you all Amen"
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The length Of the Bye-Laws of the Worces-
ter County Insurance Company, which we
publish this day, prevents the insertion of the
Circular from the Chairman of the Commit
tee, appointed at the late meeting of wool
manufacturers in Boston.
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The Mobile (Alabama) Argus, commenting
on the recent election in that state, which
has resulted in the reelection of Gov. Pick
ems, says; " Although Mr.. Chambers now, as
in 1921, received the support of the adherents
of Mr.. Crawford in the State, still it had but
Little influence on the election. MIR. Craw-
ford's prospects are now considered so low,
and there being no fears of his obtaining the
Presidency, the circumstance of Mr.. Cham.
bers being considered favorable to him, was
hardly taken into considerations
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A parcel lately arrived at the Star
Inn, Perth, bearing this singular direc-
tlon.-''To Perth, by the Inland coach
from thence, 2s. I'd. to KILN, 2s. Cd 4; to
Cillin IN the Carrier. To Hugh Macgil-
hVray, care of Mr.. Duncan Mackav,
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ON of disappointed ambition, sharp to discover
foibles and imperfections, prompt to emblazon
them TO the world, and reluctant to award
the palm TO merit.-Let this gentleman take
warning by his own example, and consider
well how perilous is even successful enterprise,
and what remorseless persecution awaits fail
ure and disappointment. There is dignity
in retiring from the public eye, when we
have nobly accomplished some great and stu
pendous benefit. In the bowers of literature. or
in the groves of philosophy, De Witt Clinton
may find ample recreation or employment, as
best suits the turn and bent of his genius
He may now become benefactor to philosophy
and mingle in no contention, but the harmoni-
Gus strife OF the MUSES.. His fame is already
beyond the reach of his assailants, and there
is no reason why he should now put it in jeop-
ardy. We do not pretend to assert that this
gentleman's political course may not have
been sometimes marked with some of the OBJ
liquities of party; but when We compare
these with that grand and stupendous monu-
ment of his genius, now accomplished, the
completion of which is announced by the roar
ofthe Atlantic surges, and re-echoed by those
of Erie; we disdain for moment to look TO-
the bottom Of this canal, tosee if we cannot,
discover the track Of a Cater snake.
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London, Sept. 25.-Part of the Bahia
fleet, arrived at Lisbon between the 2lst
and 26th of August.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-11

Extract Of ieiier from one efhe frst houses
IN Bordeaux, 2ist April, 1898.
The present serves TO inform you, that
Brandes rose of sudden from IS to 2lO /;
the next day, 10 225 the day following, to
$50 and 10 (; and on the 18th to $50 francs.
"This amazing and sudden rise was caused
by considerable orders for Spain and for the
French army which is advancing fast into
that country, and it is probable the demand
will continue"
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the army has advanced forty league. "a
Spain. The Moniteur tells us nothing ss
either St Sebastian or Pampeluna, nor cf ~"
corps detached from that of the Prno"
The Bulletin tells ms the van guard had passsS
the Ebro since il had taken Pancorvo. Whit
is three leagues on the other side. We reyra,
that details are wanting of the passage of ths
Ebro, which appears To have been operated
without the least opposition but i'm VII.
manner as the bridge of Miranda had h.oU
destroyed.
The affairs of Spain seem to have oper,,o,
on the duration of the Session of In. ,,,u
Chambers. Government will not prorog,,.
hut merely adjourn them, under the idea Iba,
new legislative measures IA new LOAN ri
doubt) may have to be discussed
PERPiGNAN, April 1.-The insurpen,,
who occupied Murviedro, had received an ev
press, announcing that Nina had sent procl,
nations to Repoll, which We're received viii
the greatest enthusiasm. Nina announce.
that the French would be able Ia enter Cat.
lonia {; he therefore exhorts the Ca;aloni,ns
to he firm, and assures them that If they ro
main united they will be victorious
| Asbattalion of the Army of the Faith. Who
have been new clothed, will set out to mor'
row for Cerdagne it will make part of III.
brigade OF Bolongo the other battaops will
follow almost Immediately.
| There is no movement among the French
troops which indicates speedy entry in,H
Catalonia.
The Madrid Courier, is just this momeot
arrived, but at his departure they were not
acquainted in that capital of the entrance If
the French into Spain; all those persons who
are implicated in the revolution, were busv
exciting the passions of the people, in order 10
organize system of defence they talked oC
organizing new corps of militia, of rising on
masse, and other projects which ii is easier to
project than TO execute.
The opening of the Session of The Cortes ia
not 10 take place at Seville until the esd.
Quiruga, who commands in Galicia, fear.
fuI, no doubt, of the spirit of the popua,ion
has ordered all arms, sc. TO be delivered nm
into the hands of the municipalities, under pain
of the severest punishment.
Journal de Toulouse.
The lsraelitrs assembled yesterday, at their
morning deyotions, and offered up PRAYER,
for the preservation of the King and his an.
gust family, and likewise for the repose Of
France. The relief of the poor, and the re.
ward of their bcnefactors were alike the oh
Ijects ofthcr invOcations. The Grand Rabbin
pronounced feeling discourse, analogous TO
the circumstance
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-11

foot, who entered the valley at day break on
the 10th. An officer and 30 mill;iamen who
were there threw down their arms, and fed
at the approach Of the advanced guard.
The Archbishop Of Toulouse had Just is
sued Il mandamus for prayers to be offered up
In all the churches of his diocese during the
war with Spain.
TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCH
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| p'', AitA -, e'.3asn. -, ilv aoalhari
hent oi Vera cruz was commenced from
| ae Castle, which cou'iuard rhen IL
G"ofS. sailed. TIE ,nhlbittn.s I'D prn-
clPaI!y lrft thu city.
! Gen. Curt,z presented Us witt 4 ma
nlicsin of las supreme Execu,ise Pow
er ot Mcseo,. daied o.. sin, which
| IS, III subsistence q ~ drclarstpdn of ,,ar.
We also ha'c document nr saint date.
declaring the od-tIe al : jan DO ia ia u
state ot STR blockade and ali vessels
found rnirrlae there, would bc considered
rs lastd pti1e. There Ncrr eight n,xi-
can sess, IS Of VA before thr halhar, 10 en-
force the blockade, assisted l., a iii, sion Of
the Colombian yess.ls
Somr tDnr IN September, Two French
gentlemen arrived At Vera Cruz, sud To be
On q mercantile speculation, AID prurred-
ed 10 the CITY of HeN,ro. Some eircum-
sttrces excited q suspicion that thry were
spies sent out by thu Holly Alliance, - the
Government ordered them 10 be arrested !,
on beng mtetro2 tled, they pretended thai
thcT erland VS. simply mercantile but
on examining thrir baggage, papers in cY.
pher were discovered, and on being asked
tor thr key 10 the ryphcr they nd il was
lost, and they could not remember il. II
WAS ascertaioed that these mcn, one Cap
tain in the Navy, aud the other a Colonel
of Engineers, were en.,arics sent ont 10y
France, To induce the Mcxicans In revolt,
aud receive for Their Mug, a Prince ur the
Bourbon family. They were immediately
imprisoned.
4 at
year or two since, on mission from his
Government. He appears 10 be Il remark
ably intelligent man, quite republican in
mannrrs, and ardent, dc, voted to his coun-
try. He has son with him, whom he
intends 10 place at school in Baltimore.
The new Congress of Mexico werc 10
meet ON the 9th Nov. ard the general I'M
preston, we understand, was, that they
would adopt Il Federaiiyc Government, ST.
mllar 20 that Of the United States
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Astronomical System.

They who shall be instructed upon tbs
plan will find ~ practice hat Music has
eytr5 advantage Of il science, pleasing 10
ihr hamdu ear aad understanding, aud
rbat il IL not that cphcmcrh mechanical
knowledge which thuse instructed ~ tire
usual mode hive supposed IT,
Music, when cultivated a. Il science, like
Mathematics and Philosophy, expands the
mlnd and improves the heart and DISPOSE
ljuu,--This method affords equal al santa-
gcs 10 those who reside in town and those
~ the country. Lessons for u week, tor
a fortnight or for month, will be found a.
beneficial rs those of shorter periods -
lie will attend 10 the instruction of iud-
,iduals, or classes which may be formed,
II any moderate distance from Lynch
burg. lie has engaged a skiliul person In
Iornlsh INN with Mc,ronunes, for the use oil
his scholars.
q He has large assortment of i'm
ported Muse, for die accommodation of lis
p"pls, and has an agent at the north, II
furnish any person with all kud Of Musical
lnatrumc ats, Pianos, CIarlonets, Flutes, &c
Sc.
9 "a A line addressed TO J. A. S. at Mr.
X ,orrt Morrss's Will meet with prompt
Stteniion.
Dseemgrr ). Wits l3
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| III .iG.f1'I . TUE ~ #sDNs
NnHNA, Get 10. ,ils hal,sty ar I'm
pcror viii he hrr, IN 1hc IN. nn IN return
rom lns latfft,rv with tn I. up1r Il
<apier At zei ,nWIih. I'ar I,fna MIN.
ter, tar'ts irr,eaei, Is s.dtc recovered
from liz wdi>np tim.
fRANkIuRf, Oci. We have rrcci,
I'd the acc"nai of lae .ulr i ~ liz, Empr-
for AleNtpder ut Cserunwils. TIN Empe#
ior III Au-'lla went on tin 9th IN .Notos
stollee, ON thr frontiers, IN receive his an-
gust ally aad ntcad. H. ihc r,caiag the
I Two mon1r,ns arrived in tie samr carnage.
aMi passing tndrr a triumphal arch erect
ed nj thc entrance af the capital Of the
Bnckonlna, protrrdrd, between dnuhl,
llur oil tronpz, annlst the acriamaious of
the inhabitants, To the residence prepared
Tor the Russian Emperor. The clty va,
sprndiily illuminated.
The Two Emperors left Czrrnowlt1, the
Emperor of Russia on thctllll, the Enipr.
ror al Austria on the 18Th of Oc,ehrr.-
Prince Mettrrnich did not 70 At all; lac re
manned at neopoid, under the pretcNt 81
illness, and NJ dc Nes-rrode wcn tow.
sIt him. This illness Is rNldancd IN a iii.
Plomatic manner. \ Turkish Plenipotrn-
tary WAS expected II Czclupnii2, and is
aFa tments We're already provided fol hum,
they did not wish In serm waiting for him
IN foil assembly, on account of the unvrr=
tain manner III wnleh the Turks had an
swered their former hopes. In flcl, the
Pienlpntcntlary did not arrive but cou
GIBRALTAR, Oct. lG.-- W. are crowded
"a TN. ,tnf,rt,nnt.. pn,4arIs a, H., ~, =.
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Nl he SOLD,
&karN,A il.r nNle.

4 WILL SELL, on Thursday the 1st
day of January noNt, at Cheese Greet,
Church, in the comfy o. bedford, l6 LlkI
LY NEGROES, belonging TO the estate 81
Tamerlane W. W Davies, dee on n credit o.
IL months Go d. MEKlWETHEK,
Adnr If 1aaeriaae ~ II. DIARIES, dec
December 10 w2w
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NOTICE is hereby gwen that settle
" merit of our accounts aud division Of
the estate OF George Mcdaniel dec. will
take place At Mrs. =. Woodroofs tavern in
Amherst county, on Friday the 9th day OF
February next. All those interested il md
estate are requested 10 attend
DABNEV WARE, (r,,,-.
NILSSON {. DAWSON, ! - 10
Decrw her ~ I9@tsl
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IlIpoRTANT ErAIoR.

| II enquiry Of our GosPrumeai, b. - re-
Il Il II The English 6ubiart. 10 ascertain
81 nriucr TIE Tinted .Siates mere prepared
10 jO,a Ee9lgad N u H4ittd resistance 10
any aifen@ efthe Hoy .lAinnre, apo,, III
Ijadc2epdtnre ofthe south .iHDitap r.
pujii,s. We confess, that we are cgeduloas
70 believe NOT only tn, but that Enslan =
prepared To lniu rs n trsi.t6g al tn her
attempts on thc pan ri the Allied Powers,
10 colonizr tins country. they have large
possessions On this continent, to defend
from foreign agGressou a. well as the l.
States. England Is Jealous OF Nlexauicr's
power, and tie settlement he has formed
on our western frontier, has already been
with the English cabinet, a subject of re
moustrancc. Bait. .i0rn. CUon.
-oEx9-
Nrw YoRk, Dec. 6.--At a meeting last
evening of the committee Of the " Greek
Fund.- VIM. BAYAkD, Esq. WAS called
10 the chair, and CHARLES KING was
appointed Secretary.
The meeting being organized, the fol
lowing letter from n. Biddlc, Esq. which
enclosed a donation of THREE hundrtd dol
lars, Was read and ordered To be entered on
the minutes, and published
or, 4, i"'"aefp"'"' DtG y 100
SlR-Allow me 10 request that you will
have the goodness to add the enclosed tn
the contributions in favor of the GreckS.-
To that unfortunate people owe some
,"'"h ,o' ',s''''' N'',u'''Ss an" ,'"spI'""-
s., a.. L;'i' ',;';, ..';,i ~ '''''''
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id az ..,,.,, ,l;.
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pInnrr
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=, co,,,o;tt'.o - ,,,t,.;., G,,r,.,.., =. ~,
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Ch,an.ir," La", II 1VH,.,,a,. ~, .,d
Com I q s.,,;n y '''''
ontbr n,o,ion If ,bo Re-, nr po,,cv,
i ,y.,. far,hor s''''' " w ''s'', -
P,yolcJ That tb.t,oro,ur, IN differ.
eat part. Of our canary c,urri,Ily n tbis
rItv and If. ,ri,bh,rband +. ,an,,a.l.J r.
,,rr.cb p, scr,,5,n :, boI,'lr or Tie t,r,.cL
,..,,,.., I'D ;r,,.d,,d ov,.d,aat to f,., ~,
.n1c,,', ,'" i s',1na,, ''e'' W ''''
On mo,ian If NJ Dupr.
Resgre3 Tbn permanent committee
nf fen hc nnnoir,rd n unrn I, cn,resno5
deuce with the members oftbr Cavern.
ment of Greece. and groef,lIy 20 obtain
such inlormaiIoo relative n n, si,o,.ion
aud prosrcrts of the t,eet. as may hr
to en,hI,. TIM committee r. r,J.
Ill the objects Of their annn;ntmcnt. Tbe
foltowiny. persons wrreoa'nnd for tina, com.
mittee Jnbn nner. profnssa, Moore. Wm.
". NnI,cv. Professor Ant.Ion. Rev. nr
Mcleod, .Johaf5an Gonfanr. Gro. G,I,-
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\ T a court Of hastings held for the cor.
IA poratioh of Lyuchhnrg, at the court
house, on Wednesday the 9th day OF Novem-
her, 1898
John d. urguhart plaintiff,
Against
William Duly and Frederick H. Murrell,
defrndanfa
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i NN EESV.

1se2 1,tT well known and long PC
f...NY tahlsh.d TAVERN at thq
,:,,EgE place, late the property of MAJ.
s1ssise.sr1 Richard Johnson. fhis eli
CANT establishment Is eminently calculated
from the construction and the number or
rooms l"Ha tavern; the stables are largs
aud Convenient, large new framed hitch.
IN, ~ h"u'r. and other necessary ont bon.
Sos, sc. The subscriber would prefer
renting II fora number years.
DAVID H. CLARE.
Piu,yvapia e. II. W. Drc 10. ItI3
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L.sf 81 .Hsmicrs ~ he 1914 Congress.
SENATE.

r A'5t - 'h'a''sio - -. 'sf '"''7 CIV
+ Sis III.
+ FROM 'imae.---Jodh chandler, J"ht
Holmes.
.Ntr Hampshtre.-Samnel Bel, John +
Parrott.
- fs5dc1ase85.-Jaaes Lloyd, EiJal
1 Hunt NiII'.
C0ahetLcu-l Ienry W. Edwards, Jas
I.anman.
h..ode lsiand.-James D'Woll, Nehemi.
I al r Knight.
Tt.nont-Wm.A \. Palmer, lioratio Sey-
+ mour.
.Ntn Tort.-Rufus King, Martin Van
gcnrrn.
f \fr Decentralization Djekerson. James
h'll,tint.
r.adls,
/ I,t5e,re = Qo,h warranty
,I,s5L,oI -l.Fdn.fd Il,yd S,n,nh,
c.,,rh
,-,g,,,,;, lanes P,rho,r Lob, T,y-
l,.r . ''''''' ''''''
\;,y,t C,roI;,,, Nathaniel N,co, I,o
pr,,nh V'''' '''''''.' . '''''
>,nJb Corol;,,c Lob, G,ill,rd pros,t
I,.'t,,.,y u.,,a '''''''''' - - :
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Ig,,,t,, pi,,'.,i n I'bnsnn IsL"r,
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y,'s.<o.ac ,nlro,r r,.lsoo Y,,bn II
r,tna ' .''''
f,b;a Rca;,,ni, R,,,rlos E,h,,
i r,o ,,'p' ~ ''''''' '''e7''' ''''''' ~
yn,,..;..,, r.,,,.,. pr,.,.,, ,Ionr,, Ioh,-
60, H''s'' '''''N' "''''' - '''' '''"' '"''"
J., -. r,,,.,.. Mil. will. r,,,,.
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Valuable ProVevty
,%Uti,G

,SGticG.
IA FOR Rent, several comma
900 dious and desirable Dwell
..r,..G LING HOUSES, suitable f.
t'34.lsss.2a private families, on The hill
50 two or three on a!a,n ohd Lynch street.
,or tie ensuing yenr, on good terms.
Wal Ii l.. 1ABB, attorney IN .fnct,
JJr UlH;rrl il. Rosns.
December u gully
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DELEGATES.
.Ne'itan EtrriteH-G ,,rici Richards
.irans15 ler~liag -llenry ". Cou
oGy.
ElJilt Tert'fo'y.-Bichard X. Call
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\ cgCt.abic Notes ana { he ok ;,
For !Sals ai thts QGes
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MARRIED., on "Wednesday evening In
9TH inst. by III" r.. William Duncan, VI.
''HOMAS AISLE, 10 Mss NANCf
laughter Of I',hA Maddox, esq. ali Of An
'rrst county.
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INTERESTING FROM MENICO.

INTFRESTINti FROM NENICO.
MOBILE, fAla5A Nov. 12.-lhe bre
Grurge, Captaiu Hopkins. arrived 1T tins
port, sailed from AlNarado on the 10th Oct.
bound to Philadelphia, but put in here, in
distress, having sprung leak, in gale ot
wind ON the Sd INST. aud "ltb great difficult
ty reached this port. In her came pas
stlgers. Brig Gen. ID. Cgrnio Gortez,
and suite, on a mission FROM the Govern
n"nt Of Mexico, tothe L. Stdes. Gen. I.
has politely communicated the following
information of the state of affairs in that
county.
The commissioners, sent out by Spain
10 treat tor peace, We're permitted Ia z" IN
to tile country as far as Naiapa, and ten.
ictorla was appointed by the Mexican
Government, to negotiate with them. A
correspondence was commenced, when it
was discovered that Spain only wanted to
enter into CoHtmnciM Treaty. This war
rejected by the Mexican Government, who
demanded that the basis al any treaty must
he an unconditional acknowledgements, on
The part of Spain, of the Independence III
the Mexican nation, and the delivery Of the
Castle of Juan de 'loa. as an integral ,,att
thtrcoi-this the Spanish Commissioners
we're not prepared To d" when the npgoti
a'lans we're abandoned, and they were Of
dcred to leave The country Ia wight days
'irY tor, passage in tie brig Fame, winch
s@'ieI Tor ,,avana IN company with the
ttof1e. Pho Governor Of thu Castle de
Jared that he would not abide by any
treaty winch should stipolate its delivery
"a the sl.stt.YDs tu 6th Sent On