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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-31
KANGAROO WAGGERY.

One Of the largest tame kanga~oos have
seen in the country is domiciied here, and a
mischsiyous wag he is, creeping and snuttng
cautiously toward stranger, with such an IN
noccn,ly expressive oou.tenanee, that rognrry
could never be surmised to exist under It
when, having obtained as he thinks sufhc'eh'
introduction, he claps his forepaws on your
shoulders, Gas if to caress you0 and raising
himself suddenly upon his tail, administers
such we'll pu, push with his hind legs, that
it is TWO to one bu, he drives you heels over
head! This Is all done in what he considers
facerious play, with view to giving you hint
10 examine your pockets, and see Whist 90"
6ons YOU have got for him, as he munches cakes
& comfi,s with cpicurean goui, and if the door
is aiar, he will gravely take his station bel ind
your chair at,mcal time, Ike iaokev, giving
you an admoni, DRY kick every now and then
if YOU fail to help him as well, as yourself
T,oo uears in Ns,o South Wales.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-31
From lie Naliona Journal.

10 his letter to Samuel Swaltwout, oil Tue
sd February, 1925, Gen. Jackson thus express
IS himself
The war over, and peace restored, l retired
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-31
AsrCTIGNS
Book AuctiOn,

TNIHS NIGHT at Camille hight, will sell, soifhous
l. reserve, very &, neral assortment OF New 'ooks,
many of which opening, ami will be exposed
for inspection this afternoon The citizens are invited
to attend this sale, rs the entire collections wi hprac-
ticabl. be sold. JAMES C. BARRY, Auc.
oct 81
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-31
Columbian Insurance Office,
FOv' Sale.

OSHARES Washington Bridge Company tocS, also'
~ Rank of Alex ,ndria and Mechanics, Marine, Co
lumhi,n Insurance. and Fire Insurance Stocks, for
cash or approved endorsed notes, at 60 or 80 days
THO VOWEL
Who will buy or sell Exchange on England and
the United States. Bullion and Spanish Ptoreens-h'S
terms will be one per cent commission, for sums un
der $500. and over $1,000 of per cent. TAINTED
henry English Guinea, GadSouereigns
oct 27-eo3t1aw3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-31

l. is stated in The Albany Daily Advertiser
,la, during the passage OF the Steam Boat
Chief Justice Marshall, from New York TO that
Civ, on Wednesday last, the passengers deter
mined 10 ballot for candidate for the next Pre-
JJtrcy. Three candidates were put in nomina-
ton, viz. Mr.. Adams, Gen. Jackson, and De
VIII Clinton. On counting the votes, they were
found 20 stand as follows:
John Quincy Adams; SO
De Wit Clinton, 26
Andrew Jackson, 70
The Jackson men were not satisfied with
this result, contending that it was not fair
les, Of the strength Of the two candidates in the
Srm, and that the votes for Mr. linton were
in fact given by men who would prefer Jackson
10 Adams. II was therefore resolved 10 go
into another ballot, and confined the votes to
Adams and Jackson. Col Ross, Of New York,
va, called TO the chair, aud Herman Ruggies
amounted secretary. The votes were taken
and counted and declared TO stand as follows:
John Quincy Adams %
Andrew Jackson 50
In, states represented were as foliows:-
New York -; New Jersey 5; Pennsylvania s.;
Ohio :; vermont, Connecticut, and Massachu-
sclIs each
ballot was also had on board the New
Philadelphia, on Tue sday, when Adams had CT,
Jackson -.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-31

Prime Beef, Cheese &c.
O = BBiS prime beef
20 10 casks lst quality Goshen cheese
400 Porto Rico and Brazil hides
500 goat and calf skins
40 bags green coffee
Cotton, Ravens and Russia duck
Cuba and ST. Domingo tobacco
Sheathng copper, and few hundred bushels
prime white corn. Forsa by
oct 25 Us. MILLER.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-31
1-e,SS.. ...lS ytDl&1.aAs
MORNING. OCTOBER 81 1927.
COMMUNICATED.

,,,,a,v last, about half past ten O'Clock,
~ ,uo long boats, laden with sasd, were
~, wreck lying in the bend OF the RI
'1'N ,.,,vs.n Kei,h's wharf and Jones's Point.
"' s-s three persons on board.-A white
>. by the name of Reardon, or Redmond
',' ',.own.d; black man swan to the shore;
r., man, also black, was taken OH by Mr.
-. and another person, who deserve much
a, for their humane exertions.
W., ~ hoped ,ha,this wreck viii be removed,
.;,o,I be placed ON it, to warn against dan
c.
r
r,. s,,,emrnts made 5y "NEsToR" in the
..r,,;e Press, and republishd in this Ga.
80, week, relative TO a scene between De-
.,r ana Jackson, before the door OF the Sc
-. Chamber, are pronounced by writer in
Richmond Wing to be "uue beyond a
:, - The writer seems aware, however,
-, Mess NssroR's account be proved by evil
-. which cannot be disputed, many will Of
:, ~ bisbelisve it; he therefore calls upon
-,,,ros WALLER TAzwELL and JOHN TY.
80, the present Virginia Senator'S, for their
hence in the case. These gentlemen were
,;m.,e with Commodore Decatur, have heard
, :, relate the circumstances, and have it full
D.. - their power to dsabuse the reputation OF
General Jackson, if, in any essential particular,
:.uS,;ce has been done 10 it Should these
r.oyuished men remain silent in matter so
GENEROUSLY demanding their interference, it
niIl a, least be as good evidence agains: the
Hero as any that he has yet produced in sup
nor, Of his charges agains, MIR. Clay.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-31

Puycrllrous WArrERs.-The lower tribes
Of Hindoos are not so scrupulous as the higher
about what they eat or what they touch, espr-
cially if,hey are not observed by others. " hen
ct distance from their families, and out OF
sigh, Of their priests, many diVest themselves
of those nice ideas of purity Those domes-
ticated with Europeans; generally affect 10 be
very scrupulous: an English table, covered with
a variety of food, is necessarily surrounded by
number of servants of different cacees to at
tend the guests At Baroche, STRAIT AND Bonn
bay, Hindoo will not remove dish that
has been dehled with beef, Mahommedan
cannot touch plate polluted by pork, nor wiii
Parsee take one away on which iSnare OF rao
n, meyer knew mole than one Parsee ser
want who would snuff candle, from u fear OF
ex,iuguishing The symbol of the deity he wor-
shjps: nor would this man ever do II IN the
nresenot Of another Parsee.-FoRBE's oRIEN-
TAI MEMOIRS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-31
SNIP NEWS.
Port OF Alexandria.

ARRIvED-oct so.
S,,,, Constitution, Teal, Philadelphia, freight for
the District >.u Work 9 DAYS and
half freight for the District. G. rnou.s .,
schr. Rose-n-blO ,,ml peleway' 81 "0A'A'' 90
Gays sss,ornSoat potomac, jenkins, Norfolk.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-31
From our Correspondents.
BEACON OFFIcE,)
NerIoIs. De-. 90.

I6JU1h, Ot'' -S'
y,;or,sck.-We learn from Captain Father
l., arrived last night from East River, North
,m,,on County, Va. that a topsail Schooner,
upwards of 100 tons, laden with Flour, from
pl;more was lost on the Middle Ground
F., DAYS since. The Captain had arrived at
=, River, bu, he did not leave his name or
Ia, THE vessel.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1827-01-06
CONGRESS.

Tuesday, Dec. 26. la the Senate,
Mr.. barton submitted a resolution
proposing the establishment of mil
itary post between Missouri and
M,Xico. Tor the protection of the
trade between the two countries.
Mr.. Hayne gaze notice that lIc
should cali u? The Bankrupt bill on
Thursday next.
In the House. A resolution, sub.
mi'led on the 10Th inst. by Mr.. Nc
Hatton of Kentucky, relative to the
establishment Of a National Armn-
ry "n the Big Bend of The Licking
River. was taken up, amended, and
after some discussion, again laid on
the table.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1827-01-06
Ma9ontfk.

The following is list orthc Oni-
GERS elected in Washington Lodgv,
No. 8, in this town, on the 9Th
ullimo:
W.JOHN HALE, Master.
w. JOHN SALISBURY, Senior Warden.
w. NOSES H.WARDWELL. J. Warden
... WILLIAM CARR, Treasurer.
LEWIS HOAR, Secretary.
A. STEPHEN 10 iNSON, Sen. Deacon.
BENZ. 7. CRANsTON, Jun. Deacon.
Rev. JORDAN ErXFORD, Chaplain.
Fss;aa fAsohAL tpGGi a1ElS, s'srara,.
THOMAS INC RAHAM, Tyler,
List Of Officers elected in Tcmple
Royal Arch Chapter, lin this towr,
on Tuesday evening last, January
2d.
E. SAMUEL RANDALL, High Priest.
JOHN TROT'r, Kisg,
NATHANIEL PHELPS, Scribe.
PASC 'AL ALLEN, Cap'. of The Host.
JOIN SALISBURY, Prin. Sojouroer.
JOHN HALE, Roya! Arch CAPTAIN.
CALEB EDDY.
BENJAMIN EDDY, Master Of Veils.
1HOs.lNGRAHAM}
WILLIAM CARR, Treasurer.
LEWIS HUAR, Secretary.
ABRAHAM GREEN,)
SHUBAEL BURR, Stewards.
JAMES SMITH.
JORDAN REXFORD, Chaplain.
HENRY w. CHILD, Tyler.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1827-01-06
Eth,

In this town, on the 28th uIt. Miss Han
nah Mason, daughter Of the late Mr.. John
Mason, 10 the 72d year Of her age.
IN BRISTOL, on Sunday last, sn infant child
OF Mr., NehemiPh Cole, aged about month.
In Providence, on the 5lst ut. Capt. Gid
con Hull, in the 36th year Of his aye.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1827-01-06
aarr(cd.

In Fall River, on the 28th ult. Mr.. Joseph
Durfee, to Miss Sylvia w, Borden, daughtcr.
Of the late .Wr. George Borden.-samc even-
ing. Matthew c. Durfee, E.q. 10 Miss Fidclia.
daughter of the late Mr.. George Borden, all
of that place.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1827-01-06
MEMORANDA.


Arr at Matanzas, 18th ul,. schr Ctrlcw,
Allen. ir 81. Thomas.
Saw going into Matanzss, 18th
New Columbia, Collins, from, this port.
At Kingston, jamaica, last date, schr Ccrna
Burden, for this port, loading; brig Wm
T. Charls', Of Portland, waiting cargo.
At Hsvana,12th uli. ship Charlotte, Church
OF Bristol. fr st 7homus. disch
Arr at New Orleans, Sd ult. brig Charles.
Joseph, Bishop, fl Providence.
Schr Favourite, Beal, Of New Bedford, was
lost on Wreck Island, near Smiths Islan'. ID
m'les north of Cape Charles, on the 4th uIl't
midniglIt-crew saved.
Cid a, Providence, brig lnder c'dcnc"' ia
nan, Havana.
Sailed fr Newport, 29tb, brig Rics."n,Co
of this port, for New Orleans.
AT Matanzas. 7th ult. brig, Ncw England
Naihewson, just arr fr Proy,dsuce; Droth'
ers, Smith, for this pnr'. loading.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1827-01-06

The whole ndmber efdeaths in Bris
tol,, during the last year, is seventy.
five ofwhlch number twenty five were
under six years Of age one between
SIX and ten four between ten and
twenty three between twenty ard
thirty two between thirty and forty ;
eight between forty and fifty five be.
tween fifty AMI sixty; five between
sixty and seventy; four between sew.
snty and eighty nine between eighty
and ninety and nine still born.
The Whole number of deaths in
Warren, was 'hirty-elght, being one for
every foriy.sevcn. Showing that there
are one hundred more chances for a
man TO die, according to the average
number of deaths. than to draw prize
in our popular lotteries
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1827-01-06

a bill for tho relief Of Jacob Shaet-
fer /; a bill for the relief 0f John w:
Biugay; a bill Tor the relief Of J.
saac Bicker, were seyerally third
time, passed, and sent TO the senate
for concurrencr.
Wednesday. Dec. IS. In the Senate,
Mr.. Johnson, Of K. submitted a res
oluiion for an inquiry into the cx.
pcdicncy of changing the Judicial
system, Of The United States, so as
ta make the Execution Laws OF the
several States, for The time being.
The rule to govern the Courts of tie
United States iu the several States.
In tho House, Mr.. Wards .rcso-
tuition, relative TO tho imprisoning Of
free blacks in Columbia District WAS
'sgain discussed. A inotipn to lay
il on the table WAS rejected Ga to 90.
1t was then insisted there was 10
snch law in the District of Colnm-
bin. Mr.. Wright Of Ohio, advOca-
ted the resolution. Mr.. McDufhe.
made some remarks IN favour of
the inquiry, and afer several inef-
fectual attempts to amend, the rcso-
luiioh passed.
Thursday. Dec. q. In the Senate,
the amendments Of the Banrupt Bill
were scvcrally considered and ex-
planned. These amendments en-.
braccd verbal corrections and new
provisions. Among the most i'm
portaUt of The later were the follow
ing that one general Commiss-
ionrr Of Bankruptcy should be aF.
pointed in every Judicial District /:
That IiousehoId furniture not cx-
Crrd,ng IN value two humdred dol
lars should. at the discretion hf the
Commissioners, he reserved 10 the
Bankrupt: That composition be-
tween debtors and cre,ln0rs should
be allowed! whereby the former could
by "a surrender of their propcrty,and
with the assent Of three fourlhs Ol
their creditors in number and value.
become entitled t. the benefit uf the
bill.
In the House, 4'lr, Reed introduc-
cd II Resolution, referring it the Ma
val Committee to consider the ex-
pcdicncy 'l establishing a commu.
nIcat.0n acruss the lsihmus of Pa,
nama. A Resolution offered by Mr..
Wecms. au'horizi"g the appropria.
'i"n OF money, guns, and amunitior,
TO other military academies than the
West Point Academy, was laid on
the table.
Friday, Dec. s6. In thc Senate, MIR.
Calhoun. announced his intention oi
not taking tho Chair, during the
pcndcncy of the investigation, rcla-
live 10 the charges of Elijah Mix,
which he has asked Of tho House OF
representatives. The Senate ad:
journcd to Tuesday.
In the Rouse, ircsoiu,ions were
submitted relative TO surveys for in
crnal improvement, and by Mr..
Reed for procuring an estimate oi
he expense of making a canal be-
woen Rarnstable and Buzzard's
Day.
The Speaker laid hr'ore the House
communication from JOHN C.CAL-
IouN, Vice President ofihe United
states.
After some remarks by McssrS.I
'loyd and Cooke, rcpclling any i'm
'liialiun upon tho conduct or Mr..
calhoun, the subject was referred tn
committee Of investigation Off, TO
end for persons and papers.
A hoax was lately played off upon
landlord at Prescott, who had pur.
hased ticket in the Dismal Swamp
.otlery. Some wag who had be-
One acquainted with the comhjna.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1827-01-06
MartMe fmtelItpeMre.
PORT OF WARREN.

SAILED SINCE OUR LAST,
Yesterday, brig Ariel, Coiiio, Campeachy.
sloop Eliza, Smith, Newport.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1827-01-06

Committed in Tc'ruarylasi. Tier
had bcen a previous quarrel bt! ween
the parties.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1827-01-06

The Installation of the Officers Of
ST. Adams Lodge No. 6. will take place
in Bristol, on Wednesday 10th instant,
when It j. expected the Grand Lodge
will assemble.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1827-01-06
Tie Rochester Daily Advertise

TIE Rochester Daily Advertiser
states that about the lst Of Dec. 1919
a post Office was established in the
first frame house built in that place,
and during the four first Inunlhs
there was rceei, cd, for postage on
letters and papers, three dulIars and
fifty cents. The mail was then car.
ircd on horseback. The Post Or
flee now yields in four months twcn.
~ one hundred and thiriy-thrce dol.
lars aud thiriy-tlree cents. Six da,
~ lines Of stages now leave Roches-
ter, besides tie iri-~cekIy lines ano
post coaches.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1827-01-06
-Fnou orr coeprstoyorN1

Fnon OUR RREsfoNpENT.
BRISTOL, Dec. 3l-sailed ship Aspasia,
Bennett, New Orlears.
Brig Remittance, Munro, for ditto.
Brig Balance, Browning, for ditto.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1827-01-06
NOTICE ~ AiARlNERs.

NOTICE ~ aiA RlNERs.
The Light uoa--. recently erect
pd on Dutch Island, Narasansct iiay
IS now regularly lighted. Ii bears
n. Q deg. +. from The Light House
on ihe soutI, part of tIc Island Oh
CopunDicui, about a mics oistaet.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1827-01-06

Borril Cornwall has been con,ic.
ted at Nashville, of the murder of
Owen Hughes. The crime was
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1827-01-06

The annual New Years sermon be.
fore the inhabitants of Bristol, which
WAS postponed from Monday evening
on account Of the severity ofthe wealth
er, will be delivered TOMORROW
evening, at the Congregational meeting
house, by. the Rev. Mr.. WIcHT.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1827-01-06
FOREIGN.

The Bolivar, arrived at New
York. on Tuesday. brought Havre
and Paris papers 10 tks 10Th or NV.
The cotton market waStinIl slight
ly varying from the hast accounts.
The report that. E6gland VAS a.
bout tn take possession Of the Island
Of Cuba as guaranty for her Span,
isl loans was again IN circulation
on the Loud.n Exchange, but was
treated as iabnlons.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1827-01-06

A hoax was lately played nff upon
a landlord at Prescott, who had pur.
chased a ticket in the Dismal Swamp
Lottery. Some wag who had be-
come acquainted with the colnbina.
ton numbers of his ticket, had a
slip printed which nsadc his ticket
come out the $4,000 prize, and
sent it TO him. The holder Of the
ticket crossed the river, and having
made known his good fortune to scv.
.craI persons, a large number vas
soon collected who rcjoiccd with him
all night at his expense. The next
morning he ascertrihed iha, his tick
ct had drawn on ono OF the low
est prizes.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1827-01-06

NJ. Calhoun. A publication ha.
appeared in The Alexandria Gazettec
ofthe 28th alt. in relation to the cele
brated Rip Zap contract, producing
strong sensation at Washington, and
leading TO even Of considerable inter-
cst.They went to accuse Mr.. Calhoun oil
gross fraud in those contracts alledg.
ing that he had been interested to a
considerable amount in Il contract OF
his own forming.
10 consequence Of the direct impu-
tations conta ned in the pub icai;on, the
Vice President addressed note TO the
Senate, on Friday. il which he info rms
them, that having presented, tha; morn
ing, IL communication to the Hnose Of
Representatives,. which may claim an
investigation Of his official condu ct.
while Secretary Of War, he declines
taking the Chair Of the Senate, un'iI
the House shall have finally disposed
of this subject.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1827-01-06


The Hon. Wheeler Martin, celebra.
ted as 'he author of a fjmi'y book. en-
titled Genealogy Of all the Martins both
sreat and small, and or other to Simeon
Martin who lived III fine house
which he built in Rehoboth," and the
very identical witness who testified in
the Gaze of Maflit, that he was stand.
ing on his fret, in pew which he o7on.
ed, 10 the centre of the methodist chap
e!." and the owner Of boiling sp' Ing
farm" and the possessor Of the hand.
soonest limb Cor IA stocking in the state,
was iheIucky wigM who carried home
the first marrow-b,ne from the new
canal market, in Providence, on Mon.
day las In precisely thirty minutes
after this event traAspired, the town
crier (sshethcr empt ycd by tie baycr or
seller, rs more Than acc kno1y) proclaim
ed the event to the ci,izehs of that
place.
T.he I.hode- Island American men,
lions that since this event blue JiNs
have been below par.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1827-01-06

General assembly. The General As
sembly Of this state will convene in
East Greenwich. on Monday nex:.---
Among the unfinished business; is o
resolution, introduced by Mr. Knight,
providing for a revisal Of the criminal
code ofthis state. The object Of this
revision is to substitute some other
punishment for The cruel prac'ic ice OF
cropping, branding, whipping, &c.
II is TO he hoped that the members
will aid the mover in his humane and
honourable attempt, to take away from
our statute book, those parts which
reflect so much dishonour on the State
of Rhode Island.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1827-01-06

what what we considered OUT duty !;
by so doing, we trust we have made n"
enemies, but should any c0Asidc, them.
selves sggrieyed. we appeal ID their
unbiased feelings.
We wish the patrons ofthc Northsrn
Star, "A HApPY New YEAn.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-06-26
LATEST FROM ENGrtvD.

NEw ToR!;, June ely es,erday u1orni,,or tIa s,;
Britannia arrived at this port from Liverpool bring
ing us London papers TO the morning OF aIav r,iI
and t.i"eTpoo 10 Tie 18Th inclusive
The condition OF tie ministry. and lie Ccelino. Of e
parties remained nearly in lie same state sy we're
IN at the last intelligence. It appears to be 1rpJar
stood that the administration lave decided .na
10 the House Of Commons, but j; vas not ts,eriir
h"" tue Lords would divide Oh cabinet q,cs,io;, -
mere - very rancocous spirit in some OF tie, noble
Lords IN relation TO the Prime Minister and i!,c Mi
'iiaTy as now formed. The Duke Of Newcastle IN 4
snort speech upon the laws on the roth Of Ara
sald-''!te would oppose tie oIl' and he couco,rol
IT to be tho duty OF every honest man. and If aror,
nan who was fricud 20 his King and III, r,rnrt.
10 S'abd oFPaTd and dPossess OF tbe most Diof
Satn ministers that bad been rlrccj in -,c,yor
10 ii5elatc his King fr0ia c awful sia.ioD ;on ,l;h
he bad hecn thrown; and to break M ore Of The most
vile, impure and Hagrant coalitions iba: had ever -,
tered INTO The heads oi wiiy set IF To!icaust form
One OF The most PciscYcjiEg and b,,cr c,.o,r... rs
TIE ministry III The House st Lords IS The nTatepis If
neutrality-suspicious. Of Tie late alarcgIs i,r,oa,,,
Known Uy the title OF Lord Casilerearb lie ,yg;i.
himself OF an almost daily opportunity 10 ar.airn in
very violent language the Ministers and ,ar;i ,,l ~,
the tI75 lord o tie Treasury. Earl GREY one If the
abeot and NEST upright and respectable members az
Tie old !" zig or opposition party in long sraecb
gave bis views oi The state Of things he could not
give the new Ministry his pledge Of support because
among other things, he understood the Catholic ora7
IoD, which he bad always supported vas exr' To-,
from being measure Of Government. In conclusion
alter stating his sentiments tic great questions Of
The times he said'I stand in asjnilar situation
10 hat in Which have stood 10 tbs House since
had the honour 10 take scat IN IT, feel witt, Tie
Utmost pam, and With dstrust in my own Indictment
that ! am obliged 10 differ from tiose Win whom !
have acted aino5; ny whole lie. 4 lew ho7cYer DO
s'I'l agree with and dat IS a consolation abo.,
does not diminsh The pain feel at being obliged 10
diner from my old friends. | stand !c, c as -, irj,
ydua AID can take part with an opposition ,sIiosa
sentiments are as faT from agresirg with mine as the
poles are asunder; neither car place ny confidence
IN The Administration for tho rcascns bavc AHEAD,
gwen; all can therefore DO, IS TO 70 ain am and
support tic principles have already p7ofesses and
whenever my friends prepare measures which merit
my approval, to give them ny earnest and jealous
In the House Of Commons or The fl,h. SIrJ.T.clb
oFiSs", "ho spoHs 10 &c The leading member of lie
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-06-26
From ihr London Times
PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE.

PARIS, April 20.
Yesterday the King reviewed the National Guard Of
PaS eui the business vas far from proving an agree
able cnc either to him or to his Ministers; and Won
must have seen, by the Nonievy of to day how thew
eli H. The question where the review was to be held
was much discussed during the week. The Ministers
at hTst intended that should be in the great Court Of
Inc toie'tc ana tFat all Tire stpuid be so well