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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-01-06
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NORTn CAROIINA GAICILS-

Our brethren of The North Carolina IL.
Sislaiurc have taken time by the loreloclt
and haze nor only expressed their determi
nation TO support William IL. Crawford
for the next Presidency, but have actually
proceeded tn nom,nate electors who are
Disposed Ia advance hispretensons, This
-sxeain The Crawlordites, looks WE'LL
Nnrte Carolina has been heretofore claim.
rd 10y the partizans of Adams, of Calhoun
and of Crawford. But this caucus vote
puts the question To rest. Stop, gentle
men: there ere some facts which do not
appear on thc taee eff these proceedings,
IS officially Published, which ARE calculated
10 check your triumph, II IL not the voice
of the State Nhiohahas been thus express
ed, hut the voice W ouly 81 small proper
fion Of her representatives What saws
the Raleigh Star of the a5th olt. on this
subject
give have mot yet asecriained the precise
number oi those who attended some az.
Hauas stating II to be about 20 and others 80
or 20. .he whole number of members OF
Assembly is 100. We cons ider this meeting
as the iaIresl Test of Ma CrAviord's populnri.
y 10 oslr Legislature which has Vet been
-giYen--ann II II tr true, ns we have every
reason 10 believe II il, TIM, there were not
more than ~ or 50 old who attended, there
Nmains but little doubt of his being in the
minority"
The Star goes on 10 remark
3" The CAUCUS TICKET hcing thu. made
ont, we hope that the PEOPLE, in theirvcs-
peetivc districts, will hcgin To turn their NJ.
tentinn 70 the subject The mcmhcrs OF tho
legislature apPosedto the pretensions of AIR
Crawford, we understand, Ito not conceive
St proper for them To dictate n ticket 10 the
gsss ofe--tbey believe, inaslnuch as the cohsti
luton g'yestne right 10 the people, that The ,
onghl 20 be permitted To exercise 1t without
the Interference OF Caucus. OF course
there w,l be NO other Caucus held here Thu
session. Anxious, however, to learn wha
names are talked of for the Peoples ticket
we have taken some pains rs he informed -
We learn from several of the members. nn,
from letters crivct hv them, that il is nov
pretty well a- i-rstood who will compos,
such ticket itis probable, therefore, TIM
10 few weeks We shall lie enabled To Civ,
their names"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-01-06
MIR. JEFFER SONS LETTER.

In our columns to-day VIII he found Il
letter from Mr. Jefferson 10 Ex-Pres'dent
Adams, On the subject of the Cunningham
Correspondence, II Is n singular clrcn1n-
stance, that while Mr.. J. is thus cndease-
ring Ia alay the s-rngcRdered
by q long political warfare in the most FUR
bnlcni times of the Republic, others are
found $685." honorable men," no doubt-who
seem disposed 10 add fuel In the dame
But their efTn,ts will be- ,lnavaing. A
friendship formed Hike that III jefferson
and Adams, an the ".hmcS HStfried mfn's
souls, and which has survived R'vioient
contest, IN which they were lnersoeaily ar
raynd against cseh oll5sr, Is nat To be easl-
" shaken Both VI these venerable men,
Win So long slaborcd in common for their
.cou.,ry's welfare, witt shortly, in the ma
ture Of events,
-" Shuttle of this morhi coil !"
And il is despicable resource Of partsans,
Aha ga their efforts to,hlast the prospects
of descendant of one of them, use means
&hich, IL NE hook ~ their motive, are be
meath coniesapt, and ihe consequences of
which are 10 excite snnuity towards rae Ii
either ai the breaslsaf two old friends, Ia
plant thurns in the pillow of age" mud
30 spread Il cleWd o,erthe stmsments Of
ilhs,rious patriots
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-01-06
IYNcIruRG JANUARY G, Ias4.
yiRmNIA IfGtSLsTURE.

Il, aecnfdasto win nur hopes, bh con
x,afy w ON expectations, tbe Preamble
I'D eRrsnlnliens in fa'or Of Caucus NJ
animation al Prcsideni, rccelsed Their qut.
.ias IA the noasrof Delegates oh TUESDAY
last. w. hati u rs happy omen, ill''
that thr legislature IF the "An"'rnt Do
,n,ninrn il .t,,o Gru'iy welded II cnfrec'
principles Ia depart from them lo' mer' n"
tons orrxpedieney. aud far fhe rhintom'
.that are .cenlared. ~, If danger l1'rerspef-
s.,,.. which VANISH whrn We attempt To
arasp them. The caucus party, however,
ar. Determined ODD something and nc
.-,nda,aIy We find IN thc lsst Enquirer The
TsIiouitg notification;
a commnsieat,d-fhe Republican Mem
fers al both branches OF the General Nss"m-
III, are requested "a meet ia tho fiall 81 thr
4Ianse Of ,nelae alrs on-MsmdaY evening nekf,
sai fntr u'elnfk, To oonier upon The subject al
a rangtuss iona caucus.
uv,Hr.-Who are the "itepubiiean
AIemh,rsns l. Richard Morris, Of nano-
arr. one ; II so, hoY long hir he aban-
.ionrd his ultra federal principles Or Is
The term intended ~ apply exclusively to
rho friends of eacns and of Mr.. traw-
ford
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-01-06
TENNESSEE RESOLUTIONS.

Mr. Tyler, in redemption Of the premise
made by him some days ago, moved that
me ollis and resolutions he laid On the table
Tor Inc p"rpose oftaking up the preamble
ana resolutions on the subject Of Con
gresslonal Caucus. He said he aco,,it,.J
himself of duty incumbent ON him by
submitting this motion, but if the House
'honSht properte postpone their consde-
ration 10 latter day, they would do so.-
me motion prevailed-Ayes 50, Noes So.
ihe preamble and resolutions being be
lore the House,
M Colston moved TO refer them TO n
committee of the whole, and that they b..
naoe the order of the day for Tomorrow.
ne was induced TO make this motion thai
eerlaih members now absent who wished
to do SO.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-07-08
FOR SALE, OR TO LET.

THE Estate on Thames, street, form.
Il erly the residence Of Gov wAsTos, being
divided by entries through the middle, and having
two front entrances, and separate kitchens and eel
lars, Il would accommodate two separate families
with or convenient rooms each, besides plaster.
ed rooms in the garret. II has good garden, and
the lot eXtendsto the harbor. The house has lately
been thoroughly repaired, and is perfectly sound
1t may be purchased at low price. and payment
may be made in five or more (f required) yearly in.
stsnents security upon the estate would be accep.
ted for all except the 6rst payment. The same CO
tate is offered to be let
Oct is n HAZ4Ru
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-07-08
CHARTS, &c,
nm. II. RHTHBONE,

HAS Jus, received and offers for SALE at his store
= heod Of Packet Wharf new Chart, extending
from New.Yotk TO Havana, improved by government
surveys in 1890, with general assortment OF charts
OF the latest suryeys-BowdIch's Nsvgators, 5,h edi
ton American Coas, Pilots. 10th editions Nautical
AImanacks for the years 1922 and 1928 seamens'
daily Assistant--with complete assortment at Ssu'
ticsl lInsruren,s-letter wiring, log and Wrapping
Psper-Quills and Ink Powder. tL
.aiss, general assortment Of Hardware, Cutlery,
Cordsge and Ship Chandlery.
Just received, 30ea.ks cut Nails, assorted sizes
30 thousand Drieks-20 dog Tile.
Ir Cordsge spd Cables made to order. and YES.
sells furnished With every article for long and short
voyages, ,iyua IA.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-07-08
NEWPORT
Shoe Maiiufaftorp.
John w. Davis, Jun. & CO.
40. 50, l1hMss SrRESr
ResheeyuHy inform their Friends and me
' Public,

40. 50, l8AMSs STREET,
Resheeyuity inform their Friends and me
49,, PDbHe,
THAT they have ON hand, and at
i the s,orc No. 100. directly opposite. com.
pletc sssortment OF Ladies' and Gentlemen's Boots
Shoes, OF every description. aud will sell them ns
reasonable as at any other store in town Childrens
Morocco Boots 2s6 3s-do Morocco shoes, 2s. ls6
do, Leather Boots & Shoes, proportonaby cheap
Owing TO the quantity they have on hand, they arc
induced TO sell them at the above prices.
Those who intend purchasing boots and shoes for
the approaching Election are invited to call 1T ei-
ther OF the above stores, and examine for them.
selves. for they are confident they can sell as res.
sonable terms AZ any other person
Ladies' 6 Gentlemen wishing to be fitted from
their measures. for boots and shoes. are invited to
call, as they arc determined to manufacture them in
the best manner on ~ reasonable terms ss at any
other manufactory in the state eaiy
N. B. They have now on hand handsome as.
sortment OF Denmark satins and double prunellas.
and expect in few days from New.York, an ex,cn.
sive assortment Of those srtclcs. with others in their
line ''t nN a. b ! :
w. d. Jr. has on hand Day q Martins, Hunts
and Vsrnish Blackng, by he gross, dozen or single.
hiso-they have procured from the City Of London
receipt for making Backng, warranted superior TO-
any Backing now in usev Constantly on hand, Calf
skins. New Leather, Calcutta do Morocco. Kid Lin.
ing skins, Binding do and variety Of other articles
generally called for in shoe store.
April %. 1924 n
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-07-08
SHOE STORE.
JOSIAH q. BURDlCk,

Z LADIES' Fancy Shoes Manufacturer.
10 EsPECTFULLY informs the Ladies Of Newport
large assortment Of Denmark Satins, plain, figured,
and . variety Of coIors, of the 6rst quality, for Gus.
tom work He has just employed several workmen
from the most approved manufactures in New York
and Philadelphia Specimens Of thcir work Can bo
seen at the old stsd, No 12<, Thames street. front
Of the Custom. House. April %.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-07-08
ELIGIBLE ESTATE-roa sALx.
T>Ht. Subscriber offers for sale. the

THE Subscriber offers for sale, the
\ House now occupied by her, situate on Ban
nister's wharf, which has for many years been i'm.
proved as boarding-house snda retail store. To
enterprsing and industrious man the situation 10
highly eligible and offers opportunity invest
smau property In very advantageous manner. The
house u convenient, having nine lodging rooms, eli
hnished, and in other respects we'll fitted tor Board.
ing House and Grocery store. The situation 10 such
,hss sHy one may reasonably expect large share Of
business. by proper attention and goo6 management
.aLso-a House on the Long wharf, next west Of
the store Of Mr. JouN J. ALLAN. For particulars
and conditions Of sale, apply to the subscriber the
House on Bannister's wharf.
REBECCA VOSE.
Newport, April I, 1924.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-07-08
NOTICE.

lanes TOWNSEND. informs his friends and
the public, that he has employed an experienced
workman, At the CABINET MAKING BUSINESS,
and 10 ready TO attend 70 the calls Of his old Cus.
toners and Priesds-tbe smallest favour will be
gracefully acknowledged snd punctualiy attended
to-cail at the Chambers over his Store. north cor
ner ~ Bannister's wharf March ~, 1871
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-07-08

District OF Aisbams, shall be The District At
tornsy for tho Southern District OF Aisbsms /;
and there shall be Dis,rict Attorney appoint.
cd Tor the Northern District OF Aiabsms, who
shall hold his appointment for the same term,
be subjset 10 the ssme du,ies, and receive the
ssne salary, fees, end emo.umeo,s, allowed to
the District Attorney for the Southern Dis
trict Of Alabama.
Sec. q. Ind Be 10 further enacted. That,
should the Judge fail TO attend ., The time and
place oil holding any Of the Cou'ts he'ein
mentioned, before The close Of the third day
OF tho term, the business thereof shall stand
adjourned 70 the next term. !.
Washington, March 10th, 1928.
Approved: JAMES MONROE.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-07-08
Horizons Hotel.

@ HORTON respectfully infofms,hc
Os public, that HE house, heretofore hnos a a.
the Globe Tavern, has been much improved and en-
lsrsed since the last season, and that It 10 now IN
situation to render every eoIos and convenience 70
the traseller. ~
Prey.denes' Apsil1, w.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-07-08
BOOTS and SHOES.

BENJAMIN MARSH, Jun. & Co.
Have 10, sale a, faeir Store, 40. os Znares.
Street, aud corner Of Marker Square,
A LARGE assortment of Boots ard
shoes-many Of them Just received. and suit.
able tor the approaching season. "
.dnsong Which are -
Ladies' first quality laced and strap walking shoes,
First quality morocco and kid pumps,
do. black Denmsrk.estin shoes,
DO colored do. do.
Do green morocco,
Misses hrst quality black and colored morocco
shoes, -
Chidrens morocco and kid boots and shoes Of al
coors.
Mems fine calEstin boots. 6rst quality,
do. do, shoes, do. do.
do. morocco pumps,
do. thick shoes, sewcd aid pegg'd, a.ttsh
Youths and boys of all descriptions, land variety
OF others, too numerous 70 mention. Purchasers
are requested cal, and see for themselves as the
above boots and shoes will be sold low as can be
bought at any other store in town. Of equal quality.
They keep constantly on hand. sponge and liquid
b'sctings, warranted good, the money will be re-.
funded,-also, boot cord, webbing. shoe thread &C.
N. b Gentlemen wishing TO be fitted from ,heir
measures, with boots shoes, will please call at The
store above mentioned and shall be suited at shore
notice. a4.t
Newport, April %.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-07-08
WOOL CARDING..
SCHOOL BOOKS.

WRBsTRa's, AIden's. and Cummings spelling
books, English Reader, Columbian Orator,
Murray's Grammar, Walkers Dictionary, Cummings
and Morse's Geography and Atlas, Daboll's Arith.
metic. Testaments, and every other kind Of school
books usually wanted. by the dozen single. at very
low prices Also, baak account and record books,
Bowditchs Navigator, snd Blunt's Coast Pilot !;
writing and letter paper, Watts and Methodist
hymn books Church prayer books Bridgewater
Collection, 18th edition:
ALMANAC @
Bickerstaff's Rhode Island, Farmers and Chris.
tisn AImsnscs for 1924, by the groce dozen or sin.
gle. 80
PAPER HaNCfNCS.
One thousand rolIs Paper Hangings, for rooms and
window curtains, with borders. Two hundred rolis
low priced paPero, at about IS cts per roll.
Elegant and fashionable New.York Hats, and the
Boston He. Factory bats. warranted wster proof and
not to fade IN wearing Also. mems and youths wa.
ter proof eott5n. and felt hats Just received and foe
sale at The Cook and Hat Store, (snd At the lowest
possible prices)by
GEORGE WANTON,
Agenf 30 Ezra Hathaway.
or Second hand books bought and sold as above.
Nov 27
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-07-08
UNION FACTORY.
INDIGO BLUE.

AA~DAoO oL "
The subscribers respectfully informs their
i friends and the public, that they have estab.
shed the Indigo blue Dying. and have employed
an experienced workman at the colorng and fnish.
ing. Woollen goods of al descriptions will be Rn.
shed in the nestest manner, the most reasonable
terms.
&~ WOOL CARDING. - ,r
Wool Of all grades carded into rolls in the best
manner. They continue to manufacture wool on
shares or by contract, a. may best suit their em.
Pioyers. fe,r ~ =.
The following persons will receive and forward
any articles intended for the Union Factory.
EDWRAD STANHuPE, and
ROBERT X & FRANCIS CARR, Nevpors.
GEORGE LAWTON, 7sperssn.
JEREMIAH CLIFFORD, Brisfot Ferry
They return their sincere thanks to their former
customers and solicit the continuance of their f..
YOURS JOHN BABCOCK.
MOSES LAWTON
Portsmouth. June IL
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MARBLE
MONU Nj X N I S,

TOMRS, Chimney Pieces, Hearths,
Fire places and Grave stones, Of American
and ItsYisn Marble, blue, white and clouded, foF
ssle on the Packet wharf, NswroaT.
ALSO,
500 pair of Grave stones, OF the finest
and most durable Blue Slate. warranted superior 70
.oy soid in this sta,e Free Stone for Windows
Gao, and silis, Bearths, Fire Places and Steps,
AIl of which wil be sold at the losess Prices 70.
CosA Couptry produce, or other Merchandle' aho
on long credit 6required. ,,
r.voo,,' m,,eh Il. t.ram Siresh
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PROVIDENCE BLANK BOOK
MANUFACTORY.
s>AT. n. BURNTON doent

:
REsEPcTFuLLY informs his friends
- and the public. that he has re. commenced
the manufacture of Blank Books and Book Bindis,y.
IN ~ its branches. at his old stand, i6. Westminster
street. sign Of the imperial Ledger Grateful for
in his line
The subscribers to Teale's edition Of the Family
Bible, can have their books bound, at short notice.
ia any manner which may be directed, At the follow
;og prices;
IN PLAIN shesp, 50
~ pam cay.
IN pian cat, iron back. %
IN cay y,h 8
IN Rnssa. gih. 10 ~
Specimens OF the two latter classes Of aiding may
be seen at the houses OF Eeaser Treuen and Uiiar,
Sfmoss in Newport.
Gr box is left al the house Of w. simons for
the use Of those who may wish to have their books
bound,n order that they may be carried to and fro.
witheqn danger Of injury,
Providence. May 10. 1928
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-07-08
NOTICE.

Courf Of Probate. charlesfpsur, June 2, 1929
XXyHEREAs the report Of Commissioners on the
w estate Of Nathan Clarke, late Of Chsrestown,
deceased, represented insolvent, was presented to
said court and the consideration thereof referred TO
the third Monday in July next., Notice is hereby
given TO oil persons interested in said estate. TO sp
Dear if they see fit, at Court of Probate TO be hold.
e at the house Of Joseph stanton, IN said Chares-
town, on the third Monday in July next, at one o..
clock, r. " to shew cause. IL any they have, why
said report should not be received
By order OF said Court,
3, SAMUEL STANTON, PROB. Cik.
Cbsrlestown, June 9. 1924. CJH.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-08-03
HINTS TO MEN or BUSINESS.

Suprrini"nd in prison ~ much Of yuIir
business ts practicable, aud observe with u
aatanftb eye the management of what is
necessarily committed 10 the agency of
others.
Never lose sight Of the powerful iEiu-
enee of rxamplc, and be n eful 10 he ma
nag"ment of your concerns 10 recommend
by your " personal practice, Uniform
hdli;s IF active, Interested anil rerseVeling
diligence To those in our enpioy,
BE prompt and explicit IN ynds inbir1c
ii0ns to your agents, and lett br under
stood by them thai yoa expect th'y will
execute tie SAINT IN sliel conformity
thereto.
Let 40 common ars'isrHonts interfere or
mlnsic With your business Ipake them
~rlalrely distinct employ inrnts.
Despatch At uncr, 1t posi- lr, whatever
ynu take ~ baud , # Interrupted by ma
foidahlo interference, resume ana hni6l II
as soon Al. the obstruction IS removed.
beware Of self i%ndnlg,pce, no business
can possibly thrive under the shade OF its
iIllenct. -,
DO mol assume TO yourself more credit
for what YOU do th1n y0a ARE entitled 10,
rather be- |conlcnt with a litlle less The
paLlic mind viii always discover where
merit i. due.
FamiIjarize yourself with your books,
krrp them accurately, and frequently ins
,esiigaie and adjust tilcir contents. This
IS an important item.
Cultivate domestic habits, FOR this your
family, fyou have one, has u strong and
undsn,abie claim besides, yoar caatp,n'ts
nl, always be better pieasrd when they
.iad you at home or at the place VI your
iuSIGrsS.
Uader the influence Of snch hints as
these, with a Auitahle dependence on the
God of Prunidenre ff II blessing on tn
labor Of your hands, yon sill have a good
foau4a.i5n 20 rest y9pf hope a?oo, "a So
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AREAL

lAis1ttf A'is4P1
Nm affair recently occurred ia the yieisi
~ orDubiin, " hirh occasion,d M email
d,gfye OF bustle IN the family # IL worthy
old sp0rtsnlan, nipn loot 10 publish
namc4) we Will call Nj. ,SieepitchdSe.
Every body knuws Miss Biddy .Steepie-
otaSe sqnin,sa lirie, and has Il bit of a
hump On Ter back, though not murh
mure than tic pretty SIX all yola9laily
assumed, when they first adopted tie
iIcach fashion of sti, king oui thelr hlchs,
and WEARING coal %scatilr b"anrts But
what did this signify 10 PUTTY GBd.dA
a dapPcf l!ttln gentleman, VIM had katsao
lrgcd that Mis- BiidJ would have WrS5u6
When She calt.e OF aye, ma ~pcndent "i her
papa.
Paddy put on all bis charms ; hc mo''nt
ed 10 Gew g1lit watch chain With seals ,
brushed up MS %caste., lertrd. 2riHaed, os
led aud str.dicd. III short hr So, wli3slrd
himself as iar ~ his stays Would permit
tim to wfIgSl.j iuto Miss Biddy's good
prares, that sir really lancied herself III
love. Paddy made bis %aPproarhes skill
l3iiy, and III l,ngtl proposed an elnpe-
meat 10 GIcina.-Giss did Get thiuk the
BLACKSMITH g%rotecl, 81 Paddy Was obliged
- |couatat to Fan for Paris. The only
qIssti0n nov wa, 10 rase the Pad.
dy scraprd, and 6vgged, and borrowed,
AID ut last by Irtsipg bis old f. thrr into
his schenir, C0ntrifod 10 sq'frse DOT OF
Als sal lugs The beedful for tar excursion.
When ~ vas ready, Mis-, Buddy, under
ptrieuGr Of sickness, retired early one
afternoon 10 her room, hgi'cd H.. dor,
and then, with nil the delightful and ro-
.,,l,f Elm - IL Hta - I.,a4., t,.f4.Ft
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spnt. II. de yiIlele, entirely devoted I,
British policy, has found support both II
fine King "a MONSIEUR bile NJ. de Chateau
BRAND, Notwithstanding the united support
of VI. Pozzo di Borso. the z~ralous Ullras
the Clergy, and particularly the Arclbish
~ of Paris, and the Bishop of IlermopolIp
tie Grand Minister Of the University, for
meriy the Able Fra. %sinous, has not lrer
aole to get The better Of his rival
We may hire remind the reader of III,
saving of Henry ". 10 his gardner, WIZ
complained that ~ flowers would grow Al
F~ontainbleaa. Plant gGscons,' said the
Hing, IS tiiej flourish every nhtre." Ma.
ny intfigues are now going on Ia ascertain
who viii BE- the successor uf VI. de Cha.
teaubiand. NJ. de- Mutnorency. the Prince
de Pulignac, and NJ. de Martianac, are all
spoken of-tlle latter. one OF the creatures
nf VI. de VllIele, would be ready to become
a Minister al any price.
He has already made a rapid progress
in ashogt space, aud Il portefeuille is 81
tempting an object that he would accept
On any terms. As To VI. de- Polignac, in
expectation Ia the porlefHeiIle, he took II
wife on tie Sd of ibis month. He married
the Marquise de Choiseui, who as well as
his former wife, is IA very rich English lady.
The great majority of the Chamber of
Peers seem much disappointed, and there
is every reason to believe that they ARE
preparing to make other attacks
The kings ct Spain and Great Britain a
like animated with the desire 10 remove all
causes of difference between the two ma
tlols, by proceeding Ia an amicable az
IA mod r~,,n a ri, pnat.art r., tia. ra.i,rn
cal injuries suffered by captures Of vessels,
detention of property, ar. have appointed
duly authorised P.enipoteutiarirs, who, on
their part have made a convention, which
has been ratified by the said so,ereigns, and
exchanged III due form. 1t is therein a.
greed
Isl. That there should be established ia
London ia mixed Spanish aud English
Commission, composed of Two individuals
of each nation, Who will take cognizance
Of all the injuries suffered from 1870 TO the
l2th OF March, 1928:
ed. That if there be any difference of
opinion, it shall be referred TO the Minister
Plenipotrntiary of Spain in England, aad
Il Magistrate named by his Britannia Ma
ifsty !; aud il they do not agree in such
case, the matter to be decided by lat.
hr. bfouSiiain WAS assaulted III TIE anu
chamber Of The House of Commons, on
the Same spot where Mr. P%ercival was as
s,ssinaled, by the Mr.. Gourlay, who some
years ago made so muci, disturbance d
mons nur neighbors in Upper Canada. As
the Instrument used, however, WAS only a
switch, and not a dagger, Nj. B%roushan
escaped unluut. Gouriay was CON lifted
for a breach Of privilege. II seemed TO be
conceded that he WAS insane.
At "a meeting ofthe Directors Of the East
India Company in London, ii WAS stated
BY the Chairman, that II was the Intention
Oithe Company TO establish a direct trade
between Canton aud the Canadas--tha,
this trade however could not extend TO the
b nish West India colonies.