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49, - -
be- aud arc hereby suspended until thirty day of
December next, except imposes scrD-
na's duties on the tonnage of crcsn vessels aud their
cGrgocs'
The bull ne thought, closed the da"r all negotiation. 1t
was calculated provoke the British Government. 1t
Canned more ior the O"ited States than had right
expects sc Has propositions the other hand, would he
considered by the British Government fair,
ana c"nc'a'ory and as e believed would be met by them
the spirit.
Mr. So in the coarse of Ms remarks rccapiuatcd
points OF history IN relation Trade with the Coln
lies 70 Great Britain, and pointed what
errors IN tue Report of the Committee He also diSappru-
ren o the tone anh spt OF that report lie
with severity the c0nduct of the Administrations aud
attributed issieiug of lie British Oers in Council To
failure az Congress legislate unou the snart La
session. lie opposed the bin reported by Committees ON
ground TINT il Implied threat British Coy
rnnrnt did no, ctnngc its policy osed by reco,nnpn-
ding the substitute him, b,inr
ConciliatnIy cha ,acer.
Mr. ElGla'es opposed the amendment CT some leuc;h
lie heii1ie' in"t any legislation he subject was use
less IL would h"i induce Great Britain relax her
tied policy whether we impose coun;rrvailing cstytous
open Iic TIA II, w"ui precisely tho Gam.
thing The trade would be carried iiish ,hanur
~ Brush ships, n lie trade by left oppp nd
through lhe CaTiiS, II not. The Government of t;,,t
B'itain is aware that she set oar produce AMI ri hs
c"rf"ise oil to bitiS navigation, let tnie whatever
toHSe we peaSe IneG iiurts of the produce now ex-
ported from ihc tanaGas from the States G..
Mr. SilShee spoke yearly two hou.s in rcnv ~ Ar
smith ct Md, ana III opposition he amendment
Alr. Smith ~ "
Mr. Eranch and SAID TINT he L;lI ,y,e NJ -, ,,
interest I" hE constituents and To the u.rv at large that
ne co"'o max V".e upon the motion without more mature
dfiherat0H lie wished time to- comma. n. y, MO
laS:2Hs a"d to weigh the arguments ny which they had
been supported Rnthnc would be lost IN, ,ha Itin I,,.
winch he us>c The geu,!enan from New jersey ,ol -
his head: he is ahaid al his Wool Bill BAT Ar y ,;.,
AT least might consider iruolt.nt suhec. and
therefore, moved ihai Ie Senate ADJOURN Agreed In
ING senate inGn 0tyourncd (.luE yoDr
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FROM GIBRALTAR.

ny .he Hiram 10 days from smyrna have Gibraltnr
""'S |" Tue <"l ecemhet On The 10TH, Eout villa nor
came II" near hIrs'ctc '"fuga with the rear of the re-
oeis composed ct two squndrons aud infantry under
tie command of Maicssi, and put rou killing D ON
tn' Tan" taking ~ PRISONERS The enemy stated to
nave uh away at the FIRST discharge Of cannon Of The
r"ns'i'""maia and having got INTO Spain over the noun
la;nS where they could be pursued there wa, not one
~ the province al III Tia: afternoon.
The ministers of lac "Ir'nrUr and EIariue and
haze given IN her rcsisuaiion Nh Cabra has been ar
pointed to ;na "rmer Office and Commo,ure Noyepb 70
the latter "
Her foy" I!is!ness the Regent has accepted The olr
made by toe Portuguese ndshpmcn serve wherever and
~ Whatever capacity ii may be deemed cxpchcnt r en-
p!n? l1en.
~ -1.z5 o. lmlaLclt from ,:1a.-. -. & Enn
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-02-27

WAsmNGToN, Feb. 22.--'rhe sungs of Congress-.
aHd particularly Of the House of Representatives., are
becoming exceeding laborious The House sat YES
for ten hours.
The Senate gave the go by yesterday to the Wool
lens Bill and applied eIfvcry earnestly during the
1ay 10 The discussion ct the Colonial Trade subject
ne 2chate 'Ip possibly return TO The consideration OF
he Woolens Bill but the short time hat now remains
Tor @e6atabe subjects, renders It, think very I'M
preparation Sill passed, and The Naval AnnIonri,
hon Eli ordered TO he engrosed for third reading =
Tn The course OF Debate this Bill the Colony on the
N"ast Of 'iica Underwent some discussion in consc-
"encG u the proposed appropriation the support of
the Colony of Africans captured from slave ships
me nPPropiiotion was GnaIIy agrcca to.-rN;lt IN
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'ontrbuijoos for the relief of The suffering CroeItq
continue 10 he made With lberality and SPIRIT in ne
eastern states. The general Greek Committee of The
CITY OF New York have Oh hand fund of nearly
ten Thousand dollars and is calculated that at Iea
1900 dollars vii be realized. vessel has been
chartered which If IS intended to despatch with 600
barrels OF honr besides variety Of other provisions
and clothes, next week.
Tie Life ri W,poieop by the author of W4oey1y
VIII he published in English, French AMI German, AZ
sdinburg, London, Paris, LoiPstc, Berlin and Vienna
on Tie same day.
We understand that Mr. Richardson makes Short
visit to Virginia in compliance with several applications
TO arrange the opening Of the several eatres there in
ne course oS The ensuing spring summer.
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SPRING GOODS.

Hih subscribers have received by tue regular packets
tftefsnurs Eclipse and Planet, from New York and
sch1oner E'chpomd from Phladelpl1 and are now opeo
az large ana Wt selt,ted sediment OF fre ;mpnftrd
SPRING CODDS.- Country Merchants end ,lcrs lii,
nE this market respectfully invited to call bei,g as
surrd that their "eeottment OF Staple and Fancy Dry Good.
WI be- "nni at an times e1na aoy in Virginia and ~
every article VIII be offered wholesale or retail at fair adj
vance for cash unlv.
KYLE & CAPERToN, Sycamore 81,
PETERSBURG, Va.
Constantly IN HIND
BoITING CLOTHS Of the most approved ma coriee
BRUSSELS INGHAIv CAtPETIvGs, handsome STYLE
HAyANA CIGARS, in 1-G, ia, and IL boxes
Ecu y ~,
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RELIEF TO THE GREEKS

Bosfon, June % The brig Statesman Captain Bray,
has been chartered by the Greek committee Of this town.
- convey to Greece the supplies procured from the con.
trihuons which have been made for the purpose in this
and The negtboring states. She is nearly loaded,
and will be ready TO sail in three days She will
lake cargo of more than five hundred barrels
provisions besides bales Of cotton clohs and various
'ices OF clohnS These supplies will be conded to John
d. Russ, ID. and i is expected he will be assisted il,
HE distribution of them b, Dr. Howe and Mr. Miller,
who are now in treece-Dr Russ will go out in the
statesman and VIC understand he proposes remain
time in Greece, for The purpose Of making an offer Of his
professional services improving himself in his profession
and viewing the antiquities which yet give interest
hat country
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found in The Uned States: the engravings (tree
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OF upwards Of thrysx, superceding in value the
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ronage and favor The price OF suoscrip m is s. SO
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List Of the Portrait. and Views already Published il tie
Nos for this year.
John Adams, laie President of the United States yor
c. Calhoun, present Vice President Of the Unitel States
Ruhert Fuot Esq tie original protector uf steam
prop Hug OF boats Fair Noun, Wafer Works near Il III
delphia; The Capitol at Harrisburg, Pa; Csisk Mou
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the state Of New Yerk; The Cottage Of ST. i.eonars
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IDrk. [ Penn JanY u.

sixty-flse persons Of colour arrived at this nlacs
last week from Virginia fifty two of whom we're
liberated from slavery bv the will Of their late
owner. Mr.. Clenshaw, Of that state, and the &c.
naming thirteen we've emancipated by their PRES
ent conductor. The laws Of Virginia prohibiting
them from remaining within the limit. Of the 9 An
tent Domnlon." they have come 10 Pennsyl,anis
to seek tor employment. As We have not had lei
sure TO pay our respects to their smiling counte~
nances, we can say nothing Of their appearance or
expectations. On their arrival, they unceremoni-
ously took lodgings on the :. Commons adjoining
the town. where they remained cheerfully, without
shelter Of any kind, exposed to the sun, winds and
repeated showers. But such exposure is to their
condition nothing novel--habit has taught them t.,
bear with apathy the "peltings of the ptiless
Storm" Recorder.
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k.!ess .oe that the meeting at any tlmc was deeid
|edy il favor of the present administration !; and
|sftrr the famous expressions, that no foreigner
Eirens or day laborer, ought to open their mouth
|;n the mcetng," or something amounting about
no The same thing--there was at least two Adams
No one Jackson.
It is great pity that Mr.. Harker did not leave
Ethc meeting in good humor. lie writes as though
Biz was in 9 high dudgeon." He ought to be more
moderate, it he wishes people to believe him. His
Remarks under the head of" shameful are shame
6ul indeed. He ought to learn, that people don't
Generally credit such violent statements when true,
End more particularly when pal?ably to the con-
krarv. a LOCKER On.
N. D. The reason heard assigned for not not-
Icing the first proceedings of the meeting was
HE secretary pockcted the proceedings and kept
them for his own use.
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Aorfo,k. .k,ne 90

go, ,,..,. - 4'oJ0K, June q.
THE TRIAL OF TIE THREE SPANIARDs-A
short time after the paragraph il Yesterdays Beacon re.
pretending the tardy of the officers of the law
asrespecls these criminals, before the public,
informed, since learn, correctly that Chief Justice
MARSHALL had notified the authorities here Of his intention
10 hold Special Court. for the trial of the prisoners
the CITY OF Richmond, on Monday 9th July. Measures,
understand have herenpnn been taken by the Mayor
OF his BOROUGH To procure the attendance OF The witness
es sr. Dobson and Mr.. Gnouac, who sailed from this
port for NewYnrk on Monday last. in the brig craa ford
the theatre of the late and ever memorable tragedy
We take great pleasure IN thus removing The nnmerted
mputation Of neglect on the part Of the Court.
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AZ the last Preston Sessions, clerk and worken
IN pint work at C.heio sentenced be transported
TOT seven years. for stealing from their employers
with the intention OF e,ngrang with them and the
| OF the trade, TO America
The above stated fac shoasfor thing, that, England
unwilling to come 10 competition with manufacturers
The poor men suffered quite sarly al presen.
Weare IL no want Of patterns from any print work. The
most approved dies which in in that country
for PRINTING calicoes was invented by American, ant
which IN fact has quite superseded all other modes before
IN use for printing the article. The jealousy and folly Of
Great Britain made manufacturing people half cet,.
ry bet"re we expected TO be-. They supposed that
should e. ope to offer competition witt,
them but they have found it otherwise For
before our great factories established had men
well educated in all the principle, Of machine making
which were known in any part of Europe. Aud now
among us, We have more alen aud invention employed il,
that branch OF business that s machinery making, than
any other in the country Our ow native talent for in
yen'inn is found occupied in it; and have from
berality toaats them. drawn ct the first mechanics
and artists that could be found in Europe 70 display their
requirements in this country What have they to put in
competition with our cATd-makng machine-our POWER
onms. our Improvements in steam ergnes All EGrope:
has for been chaengeby The atoa chess play
err 10 discover the principle which is built, either By
showing the consrc ion OF tins, by making TO per-
form the same operations as an imitation OF it. This has
NJ" heen done in Europe. but two Ne~York mechanics
have so far imaed il, hat all the movements regG-
lated by much readiness and recisinn and machine,
is quite as Ingenious il he ccor is not quite e. All
adept as Mr. Maeze in playing the game Of chess. We
not this by way of boosting all but merely nut 80
shallow decision that of putting into execution an
obsolete statute for divulgng in the mysteries
Of trade they Called simply deccl,e the.
people OF Great Britain respecting the arts in this country
for verify believe, that f these poor had got into
this country with their patterns, that they cnn have
procured breakfast for all the knowledge they brought
with them. When Mr. Peel, any other cndfer, is maxi
ing repeal of the penal statutes Of England, recon.
mend to him paw particular attention to the repeal Of the
one these fellows transported under because
DO not wish that poor fellow should he sent TO Botany
BAY for puroning What already have in much greater
rerecton The mysteries g tvad like the Of the
moun'ebank and the conjnror have all been explained nv
the investigations Of philosophy, aud the progress X
science. MAJ Jcarna,.
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The State Convention of the friends of Agricul-
ture and Manufactures, which assembled at Harris
burg on the 9th ult. appointed the following per-
sons Delegates to attend the General Convention
to be held at the place on the soth inst. John
Tod, G. j. lngersoll, Matthew Carey, Charles
Huston, Walter Forward, Joseph Patterson, 10.
seph Rtner, James Todd, William Clark, David
Townsend, Samuel Baird, VIM. ?. Maclay, Alex
ander Reed, Gen. Daniel Montgomery, and George
Dcnnison.
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From The Boston Palladium, June CO.

=
Mississippi writer calculates that the Of bag,
gng and cotton bale rope, would increase BY 5000 bales,
the consumption OF cotton.
We lately great number of bales Of wonens RI Il,
the factory annn Massachusetts, which
ed III remarkably strong cotton bngging.
The northern manufacturers will be very happy TO sup,
ply good cotton bagsng and cotton bale rope, at low
prices, and TO wsrrsnt that only American cotton shall
used.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-07-06

The Loan advertised for by the Corporation has
been obtained, and more than double the amount
called for might have been procured. 1t will be
seen by an advertisement in to-day's paper, that
immediate steps are to be taken to accomplish the
great and important work for which the loan was
wanted, amt from the indefatgable exertions which
the Council have made to commence this long de.
sired undertaking, we presume no time will be
lost in bringing it to successful termination. We
understand the forcing pump and pipes are expect
ed to be finished in five or six weeks.
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The memoirs Of Theobaid Holfs Tone. written
by himself, and first published in this country, have
been reprinted in Great Britain, having attracted,
particular attention. Most of the reviewers re-
commend the work as possessed Of the dcepes.
interest.
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the brilliant appearance which they made in the
morning.
Capt. Cooper's company departed yesterday
morning. They were accompanied to the steam
boat BY the Washington Grays, and we understand
they have expressed themselves highly gratifed by
their visit.
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| AfLaoSth OASR~0A
Margaret, Jack
Samuel james
Joseph Jackson
John Jones
Elizabeth Jones
jonathan Jarden
Hester James 2
George Jackson
furnel Jones
Sarah Johnson
Bryan Jackson
John L. Johnson
Joseph Jones
Richard johnson
Harriet Johnson
Sarah Ann Jack 2
Levi Jackson
X
Julia Kanken
Elizabeth Kelliam
Ann Kirkpatrick
Susanna Kirk
Elizabeth Lamborn
Daniel Y. Lenwell
David d. Lowther
John Lodge
Allen Imam
Abraham Lloyd
James Leard
James Lyle
Edward A. Larorrest 8
Lindsey Finle, & CO.
Joseph Lindsey
John Lloyd
VI
Elizabeth Montgomery 9
William Murphy
George Mei.ary
Camille Mignoo
John Murphy
Jacob Morgan 2
Thomas Mcnelenhall
Abraham Meudcnhall
Mary Milliman
Jacob Morton
Jane Milligzn
DR.. George r. Morton
George Mcgee 2
Philip MAIDEN
John Mason
Ann Miller
Margaret Moorhouse
Mary Moore
William Miller
Re becca Martin
George Montgomery
James Miller
Isaac Morris
Elizabeth b. Morris
Levi Medford
Patrick Mullen
"
Joseph Norman
Deborah North
O
William O'Daniel
Sarah Owens
Catharine Ocheltree
y
Tsbel Phillips
Jeremiah Person
Edmond Physick
Elizabeth Physick
Robert PeelIpg
Mary Ann Porter
Charles pharnah
John G Phillips 8
James Pollock
Sarah A. Pennock
Warner Petus
James Perry
Robert Pyle or r. Peters,
John Peterson
Moses Pennock
Susan E. Penton
G
John Qninby
II
Nathan Robinson {,
Dorothy Rubencame
Thomas Russell
John Robertson
Thomas Robinson
l.. Rumfurd T
Pearson heading
Sarah Reynolds
68-5t N. G..
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LIS'T OF LETTERS

16ice. Wilmington, Del.
so, 1927.
letters on this list, will pleas
Margaret Dolbo
Nick D0onen
EliJal, Dickinson 2
Joseph frequency
Mary Derrickson
Rebecca Davis
T.
Benjamin Elliott
j. Eglee 3
Sarah Ellis
John Elliott
r
John frankfort
Jonas r. Fairlam.o
j. Falls
Elizabeth Fist ef
James M. raden
Foulk & pusey
George Frazer
William Ford
Samuel File
jacob Frazer
Ann Foreman
Ezekiel Fols
G.
Jesse Greagg
George Gray
Samuel Galbreath
Capt. Garre,tson 9
James II Gardiner
Sarah Gibson
William Groves
Sarah Gordon
Jane Greenod
Jesse Cause
Samuel Crimes
DR.. VIM Gibbono
Jacob Gregg q
Joseph Guest
Thomas Citing
Ann Carer
Rosetta +. Green
Henry Gill
George Greabreck
III
Isabella Hall
r. G. lIening
Joseph fiarpur
Daniel Hart
Joseph Flarlin
John iiindman
Joseph Harlan
Jane Harris
Samuel & Gideon Hatten
Stephen Harris
William Iieathcotc 9
Davis Hampton
Mr. Harris
Rachel Hamilton
Benjamin Hlllman
Ellis Hewes 2
John Hsmmera
John Harris
Mr. Henderson
Daniel Hogan 9
Sarah Hickman
Isaac Harry
Samuel Harncson
William Iliggars
Sarah iloach
Mrs Hall
William Hall
Mrs. Hough
Ellen H. Jsnes
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Susan Roanelly
Felix Rafferty,
Rebecca lsighey
Yonst liuche
Susan Robinson
Mary Ru,ter
S
Abraham r. Shannon
Thomas Smith
Jane 4 Smith Q
John Smith
Samuel Smith
Jacob Smith & Son 3
Sarah Springher
Thomas A Sterrett
John Slnex
Sarah Sterl cit
Henry Smith
Anthony Smith
Jacob Stroud
Moore Seely
Robert Smith
Mary X Swayne
John B Sims
Charles Springer
Capt. Silas Short
Louis G.. Sacriste 9
Thomas C.. Smith
James Slraut
George A Shepherd
Elizabeth S0utcr
Martha Stepthson
r.
VIM. Townsend
Tussey & Cati,erwood
john Taylor 8
Martha Tayloi 2
Daniel T'raves
John Trio Sen'r.
George Toy
Samuel Thompson
Mary Ann Taylor
Charles atl.ile
Cati.arine Thompson
Ann Taylor
Charles Thomas
M. Taylor
John q Thompson
John NJ. Turner
Joseph i'orbert
Joseph Todd
John THORNLEY,
James Todd
William I. Talley
Samuel Temple
Elizabeth Taylor
y
Peter Nandever
Ellen Vandeyer
Hannah Valentine
Richard Yertlice
John Van Burk low
Hugh +. Young
W
John Williams
Eliza Waters
William Wilson
Thomas Wilson
Peter William on
Miss b. Wilson
William White
jesse Waldrayen
Samuel Wollaston
David C. Wilson
Mary Written
Henry Wilson
Ann White
Mary Woodward
Anna M. Waterman
William Weir
Ebenezar Warringe
Levin Williams
Elizabeth Walters
Christian Whiteman
Joseph Williston Esq.
James Walker
Margaret Walker
Nc
Patrick Mccainney
James MCKenna
Alexander AtcClintuek
William McCarter
sames McClcntock
William McQuadlc
Hugh McFee
William McConaughey
Albert r. McMurphy
p. NJ.
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DRAWING.

The drawing Of the Delaware State Lottery, 9TH
Glass, will take place, in this Borough, on Mon
day afternoon neat, the 9th instant, al O'Clock.
YATES 4 Ni'INTYRE,
July S, 1927. managers.
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JuNF
o. Persons applying 70
mention that they are adye
A
Thomas Alice 3
Elizabeth A,dclot,
Parker Askew
James Armcr
Barbara Blackburn
Ann Blakey
lewis Bullock
Richard +. B,irnham
Andrew Blackman
Capt. Baud
John Bowers
Rachel Blackeston
John bailey
Joseph Ball
u .onas Brown
Lewis NJ Bell
John Blackburn
Samuel Bradshaw
Nathaniel Boulder
Thomas Brown
John Balance
James Backho,isc g
john Boden
William oMles
john Burnc
Moses Bullock Sen'r.
Ann Boyd
James Boyles
Rcv'd Thomas Barton
Martha Buglas
lRober, I,lackstock 2
Jacob Bong man
Mis-. Mar, Briggs
John Brown
Lydia Burton
Hannah Barstow
&
Britain C. Collins
Capt. Jim D. Cook
Robert Carter
Eliza Cooper
Mary Clement
Augustus Carr
Mary Carlisle
Joseph Ridgeway Cannon
Joseph Cricket
| Hester Carver
Teresa Chandler
Mary A. Clark
Alice Cook
Elizabeth Crow
sally Candy
Thomas Connolly
Frederick Craig 2
Elizabeth Cottingharo
E Clean
John Cox
Samuel Clentlenhan
William CLARK
I,etnark Cosgroye 3
Levi Chandler
Capt. William Carr
Joseph Chandler
Jesse Chandler
u
| Mr.. Dubus
Andrew Devcr
Matthias Deshong
Elisha Dawson
George Downing
Mathew Draper3
| Priscilla Davis
| Mary Davis
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