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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-07

DIED, at 1,anghorne's Tavern, Cumberland conn
ty, on Saturday morning last, DAVID JoNEs, one of
the drivers Of the Lynchburg Mail He drove the
stage from Fronchs OIL Friday morning preceding,
and complained of bad cold and sore threat. T,s
disease was the Group The report that he died Of
tho small pox is entirely unfounded.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-07

oe IS Cheering the heart of an Amaricp
one VINO et!s as citizen OF this fee happy country Sb
ing triumph ofnechancai power over fphvrai On
mind over i;i-c What mighty alteration has a f.", We,
made "a ic aspect of orr country, Fer widest reccse
uIh the most dark and aud desola,e
wheIe the rough earth and the foaminr torrent corn n
Sumu % esPectve situations during some mighty convuon
OF nature nave yielded TO the skill and enterprise of her cizns
and along their conquered and unscenlv VASES the vla
te nai!uactory have arisen Ike crCauns Of rn, III
mountain torrent, whose mach has been onward from tire
ginning of time, whose strength had hitheo bern wasted on
the s Of its own channel has arrested in its unproc
tive FREEDOM and its power applied to the bp6t nj ~
people are beginning TO feel and know that 10 be irv ndr
aeh' An'eca must rely upon eeupon Der own cxsret
less resources The experiment has in been made
ana mas mus far succeeded, the admiration OF lie r;qpds
and the confusion of its enetpjes Pho GOOD work ba
'nenced and with the blessing OF God will 90 on until Anne
mat its founders ntendedIdependent the Iles, sca
ton OF the eImindependent the spirit as we'll &c in r
ietter'-.4zntr 4aa,sgfdctaltr.
letter from Rio Janciro, JauarC 81 e,,.,. NJ
Tudor Is progressing with the different cases under
his Charge and we confidently hope will oct tbrogb
all BY the approaching Spring. he has tho casc of
the unity particularly under consideration as bnpo,
one OF the most fragrant.
Derli Of DR.. Uolgote.---The Boston popers of Jvod
neshay announce the death of the vcperablo mr.
howARo AUGUSTUS Hcr.YoKr, of SALON. on Tuesdav
even.cg, alsIt six o'clock, in the hundred md f1.s,
year ri his age Ioc bells Of all the churches Trr,,
tolIed as token OF respect TO his memory.
Tie Washington papers contain fst OF Breyet ,,oo.
AIMING which notice " t'-S'>~'''-
teu. Jcssup 10 he Major General
%" IeveDworth, Brieadivr General
~ Col a. Eusiis, Colonel
Mai. Worth, II. CoiouGl.
SIaj. FanRinz. IL Coloue.
Capt Monuifof;, Majuv
Copt L. Boarsnan, Mai6r
tart X H. Baker, Major.
Cant r. II. Bachc Major
FoT ian5ill services durns tn successive Years
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-07

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REgo oa hid at 81 80 a, 75i at s at 90 DID,
az of at 10; at4 40; at s. at 50; al So At
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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-07

Sales Of tobacco al AUCTION at Shockoe Wa,ef,9use
Cd april, 1929.
at Z; a, 3D. ate; az 8; / at 5 10.
REsusEp-1 hid az 81 al 5 10.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-07
JAMES ]. HARRISON, Presi
Il X. NEApE, .ir. Secretary.

The Committee for the Memorial were appointed
70 consist ot,Richd X: Meade, jr. Col. Adson Pow
ell, Chas. T. Stewart, Dr. VIM Wortbington md
Capt. Jas. ). Harrison. N
The Corresponding Committee consist ofthe f, low
ing gentleaicn--Major WIN Gholson, capt John ".
t fmP Thomas Hicks. Richard K. Meade, jr and
All Editors of Pape,s in the city of Richmond and
Town or petersburg, are particularly requested to
give TINS aninsertion; And all other Editors in tho
state WHO feel friendly interest in the obects OF
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-07
New YoK. Anril 1

~, ~ NEW IoK April ].
The .Warhets.-So far this week there has been a
iair demand for cotton, and slight Improvement in
the prices Of the lowest and highest qualities Bal
timore wharf and Richmond county flour have been
sold for exportatoB at 81 I33-A
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-07

the prices OF the lowest and highest quaties Bal
tlmore wharf and Richmond county flour have been
sold for exportatioR at 81 1884.
u The CoEsTiTUFIoNAL WHIG is published twice q
week. tPuesdays and Fridayy) FIVE dollars per an
Dun, payable in advance.
" or advertising75 square Tor lgss) for the
St iHseriou, and 90 cents for each contuua The
NUMBER of insertions be noJrd the MS ohe
they wiz be cUntsuod and charged aecordinglv
- AL letters to the Editors must be or they
willreceive attention.
W Notes OF chartered specie paying Banks Of Hny of
me states viii be received in payment subscription to
he hg though Virginia u. States Bank Votes would
DC PreieTredj and remances be made through the
Fost Once at the risk of the Editors.
@ Previeus to discoUtinuance or the paper. all ar
sarages mpst be paid up. And those who may wish TO
discontinue, Will notify the Editorsto that effect al least
oIy days before the period expires for which they sub
rules held in the Office 81 The e5gT Of e T1n,e3
n states, for the 9TH circuit eastern district of Yt in
ne inot OF feo 1879: James Thompson Richard En
n7 Jon T. HeDdon, executors Of Fppaprodtus Tmbeakr
ceased PITS against Peter MurdOck and John Hamilton SIR
wing partners OF William Cunningham Go. GefIs-S Cgt.
Ihc defendants not having entered Gne appeannce and
gwen security according rule OF the court and it appgaru7
by satisfactory evidence that they are not uha arts OF the
oiste OF Fnga-on the motion of the plaintiffs by their conn
se IT IS ordered that the said defendants appear before the laid
court NJ te city Of Richmond, the first day the next e
SIa answer the plap6ls BILL ard that copy this rule be ~
WIN inserted IN come newspaper published in CITY Of Rich
o Tor two months successfully and posted al the from, door
Of TIC capitol in the said citv. ~
q copy Tes'c, I'D ITFFRfEs, OK.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-17

~, f,s,est ,ro,,er which has yet been bred IN
in. country. and as a. broon mare must oe
h,phIy valuable On being pulled up, Dom
were somewhat distress d; and We h--ea no'
saw tina, thc horses OF The ncIpIrss ana me io'- (
lowers were no, q littr blown a III CONCLUSION
or tb.ir ,abors The horse aud mare WIRE tnrh
walked gently back to Fenny Stanton, DIS (
tsnce If Two miles and half where ihe ahe'
ric,n Groom dismounttd ard went 20 -scli his
wcioht being then f und Including the saddle,
and WITHOUT tho bride, upwards OF ten stone
five mounds With mis- the umpire oil The mare
EXPRESSED himself perfectly satisfied; ana 'hu'
end.d tins extraordinary match, IN manner
highly honorable to oil parties, and without ,ne
most distan approach IN " angie On e'"r'
side. Both iorse and mare wsie INNS dla'eY
taken 20 boxes prepared Tor them, were Sru''
wa, in readiness, aud every proper at'eh'lon
wa, bald 70 Them. Grea' credlt Is cue 10 -"
riders, esprci lily 10 the American groom VINO
sat as if glued to the saddl.; and h'tie Day III
making bis turns after each 5reak, dld 80 "i'h
SIC adiness AID quicknrss which excited 9 ne
raj approbatioa. Indeed, had there oetn ~
lie more caution in those who rode al'"Es''e
,hr mare. we doubt whether she would have
broken so ofreu. and whe her her chance "'
success would not have be- still greater ! he
and no. a single accident occurred TO mar Inc
spor' OF tbe day.
Thee were several fast trorers on the 60,
one OF which Ca N)'fvk horse was Sc
to have accompanied Inf Ameri' an 'hr whole
w.v without breaking, but ihis we doubt, and
rather think h, Came frcsA 10 he con es' ABOUT
,nree miles from home. A'fer s. orr rest OF
h,if an hour Rat e was again mounted by his
groom md returned TO Cambridge, dis'anee
Of ten mile, a, the side OF lis mas er's post
chsi,e in tile more han 81 hour, and as Tt -
as If ne had bu JOS, come GU, ttus proving 'ne
.urdut IS # his cons l!utlon, and the iiue
elfr,t produced ny the severity OF his t&cr'ions
=. hen i, considered that IN the short ais'
lance f four miles. the American, having CIV
en- ! fan minute s s'art, overlook Tie mare go
ing at h ate oft enty miles an h"sr, som'
e. i'm ,,c NAV he f. med u MS amos' Incred'
brs eed nd when TO tbs is added the i'c
e MS CARVING SO MUGS eX Ia wight The ta'f
r b comes The more surprising There Was SONS
"a k of fresh match, for logger diatance
b., his was net by he o" e. OF Raider ofe'
ing back HIM 0RaiH>t any hing h''hs i'
ary DIS auce, In out o! harness, Tor any sun
from 2OOI To 5 OOuL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-17
ITEMS

CA seaman Grll u,e'b ,ard from The n ora
D,x,,, from Hare, on WeJnestsy m'bI0g
then kinc outside The Hook. "biI h'| "''
getting the Juchor Cvr The bows ia. ''I
was Immediately bore o, a p nE 'h,""h O,"i
and bot sent 10 his as'Is N 0u. '''g.'
il ,eachrd hm, he was torn to rl e. 'hm
onrcd bv sha, ks" Nar FOX Ne, ddr
The b ,c may re accu'a rs a'fd' V, "
confess ,ur doubts ON the bIr't we "l..
ne>e, Known an authenics'e" case o. So''N,
thus ssli'ing their p ev =" 50 h'Sh 4 "'''"'''
!ati.uGe 3 tbrs.-Hn"'can.
On Thursday morning, as the wa"c' "
res ,rc,abe blsrding house in B-o'd"'' ",
setting cut Tie break s. table, ih'' ~,
mo the room in rlther abIu>''in" II
and cmanGcJ 10 know The p'tcls' "'"'
fss would DC ready. he ".I.cF wen "y.
he, room 20 m Ike he enqpi'y, and on ,'u,.
iup found tho genie II engaged i"Suy, ~"
his cray,r. Saving he could mol '""i
far his breakfas', he walked OH i"'",
afer he left. The wafer discovered ma, q,
silver spoons he ad placed On tie ''o'' WV
m!s,ing.-Mer. 1dC.
A .c,rcr from gentleman ~ H,',"T ,,.
Conn. 20 ms fieDd in his tlty, da'e' ~ ,le
saws "rhcre was horrid derd comm. c,.,
., eniog in Berlin by a ma" .."' q, D7,
q. commerc d by beating hS '"js "' ,.,E,th
rvh an are and Msn cm her threat @j'" "" ,o,s
eut his ora hirOai!! 1t j. SAID my '.,o.t
dad. This dIabo'ica. ,ransac'io" y ''f'
20 be the cffrt, Of strong drink .5c,n
IN afTray occurred about hai!-p7'' tp,.
o. Thursday morning, at the COM, " r,r..
aod B,oads cts. between two m'' Il.
Thomas Kelly and James t'".'G rr,I i,,s,
course of " ich the late" was s'1'' ,oer r..
side with a large siz jark'kn,I'' n,s .,,,
ceiv:ng he wound, Edwards pcs" ~ Inn
which hr threw =, Kelly, but mI,'', -, p,
then sriz d another, with whI'h " rl
srriou, wound On the lrfr side oil ~, ~
Kelly was immediately secured '' I g.'. 81
by-sIsndcr,, and Mr.. Collins az I J';n 70
pening to pass tina way, conducted ,,, ir o:
Police Ofiicc, where he was f7a "a = g..
rommi,rd t. 3ridewrl =. -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-17
COMMUNICATIONS.
d" Therein doth it concern he State"

" Therein doth a concern lie StHie
MR. EpITom ltimay be well enoughti" fact 1t
is not Tor me - say otherwise Tor your cores
D ,ndents occasionally to pounce upon the e'is
which are common arannguS, thereby interest,
ms, thos, uho agc 81 all concerned Tor the well
being of society; hut tina, one should uhc'r'
tag, to pour out his private grievances into
IN pubic ear is an imposition upon he 'im',
n .tirnye, 81. Il your rea'er>, w''h which they
should not be taxed l res@ obser, atoms are
ehcded by having seen, a. various INES, re-
marks from the pc: Of your Inspector, Jona-
than, (uuery would II not BIZ txpedten', IKE
Addison TO employ o"e 10 attend 10 each par
ticuiar branch of du.v, as the burden OF "th-
ciatinr alone is am afraid, too heavy even tor
the Atlas shoulders of-'hc present incumheni!J
touching upon grie anccs purely his own; Tor
instance, his arl,lr this morning, upon the
subject Of his business being n.eddled with b'
those at concerned, and the hin S TO 'l1un
GER" which las, il appears, has bad the efec'
of r.ddius him OF he nuis ance complained ot
Blu wherein doth this concern the STATE!
VIII is i, ,h,t cares for Jonatham's Interrupt
u ~? Hrld II On here wrong II is al I'M
potent rs tht progress Of newspaper para
,.r ia tn, rre should b. wholly undistarh q
J,r.rh ~, y 'aur p.'s ar important Ia 'h'
pan O.. .-rv,rr, t-c Dob.ic cares Snc", Inn j
IS desirable. "a, he gsnliemsV's "S1H9isS
I.,r. >h.aiL Ic frc from ,a'rusi"n, 'oUi>
-. rnmtal 10 hin, he 'Saa3n!T'u process, .
a.trr DC ysR;tve 20 ms toe evil ihan
u..,sa rct a ,IN--tn,t IS, p'owdrd he ca
screw his Courage TO 'he sticking point
PdLO SQUEEBO.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-17
SELECTED POETRY.

THE TWO HOMES Br MRs HENASs.
oh! If the soul immortal be,
Is not its lore immortal too
Secs, thou M home Ills where yon woods are wav-
ing,
I'm their dark richness TO the sunny air, lug,
Where Won blue stream. thousand h"wer'banks law
Leads down the hills vein OF lght-'ts there!
MIDST these green haunt how many spring lies CLEAN
ing,
Fringcd with the violet, color'd With the skies,
Ma ,vhool's haunt through days OF summer dreaming
Und = van leaves that shook with melodies
: Nv no rel The spirit of it's love is breathing
In ever, wind that PLAYS across my track,
From lis white walls the very tendrlis wreshng,
Seem with sott links To draw the wanderer oack'
There am loved there PRAYED for there my mother
sits nv the hearth with meekly thoughtful eye
There nv young sisters watch to greet Their brother
Soon their glad footsteps down The pain VIII H.!
There in sweet strains Of kindred music blending,
AL the home voices meet at day. decline;
One those tones as from the heari asoen"'hS
There laughs nly home. sad stranger! where Is
thine
Askst thou of u,ips2--In solemn peace 'us lying,
Far Per the deserts aud III tombs aWaN,
ii, where I, too, am loved, with love nndy'hg' ,
And fond heart. wait my steP-But where are they
Ask where tho esrth's departed have their Dwelling
ASK of the Clouds the stars, the trackessa AR -
tura. II uot-,et trust the whisper telling
nv lonely heart, that love unchanged is there
And what Is home, ard where, but with the LOVING
Happy lh0u art, THAT cSrst gaze an th'ne'
Ny spirit feel, but III It's weary rowing,
That wi,h TIE dead, where'cr they be, is NINE
Go to my home, rejoicing son and brother!
Bear in fresh gladneSs 20 the household scene.
For me, too wStch the sister and he mother.
Twill believe. hut GarS seas roll between.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-17
~ EXTRACT.

C,rer has my mind wandered over me vast
VIZ. of CIR anon, and mine eyes have heheld
i.;.b reverence end awe. On moonlight
ri,,,, have hchcld tic starry hrmamen', ard
~ noun, walking IN al her majrsuc sp'endor,
cheering, with her rciuigrnt rays, the whole
.a..n,en,n,e of The earth: AID sgain. have
h IA the sAv n'crcast, and black clouds overs
sh .iovir,, the world | have seen the ram
nour IN torrents, and have heard lhe thund,rs
r.,,r and seen the lightning Fash, and, Tor .
n,omer,. illumiue he earth, ouly TO make The
arrr T., H. e>s more 'trrIblc.
haze b, h,ll, with awe mighty mountain
Tho TN rwaich out reached the sky, he ie"S'h
Of VII, h wluld'far out-relch The human siSh'
nave "a, on the banks 81 a pure s'ream, ami
have contrm asstr6 with delighted admiration,
the surrounding scenery; and again have seen
that stream ssolu BY migh'y torrent, rus"ing
f,rwsrd. AID sweeping every hing before IT
NV mind n2s wandered over these things
and have reflected upon them, until, IN The
.Iubsrancc Of my feelings, have exclaimed
Ivhere is the man who can look upon these
,S;nps. snd r, fl'ct Upon them, and sliil doub
tbr existence Of j God? No. there Is none
T.xy may look opan them, bot they do not re-
n; CT. ~ w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-17
TWENTY-FIVE Dollars Nv" ~ !,

A MAN who SAID his name wa yer,a,Ss, q
z that he lived near Lexington, N 'i'.,. ,r r.
at M Stable in A'exapdria Q" of, Of goaF f. -
horse, with The avo"ed puFf''t o. Of he ~
above Georgetown, to the % Sec, w beis,.
.;pce which, have every feIso' o., ir'eD.;o %
gone off with the horse, ana u"5 ~ hands hc''.
The horse IS a blood bay ADou, 80 saddle Did
tail; no particular mart e1efp' housing roj'' ~
back; half worn Saddle WIN " All,
HE reined plated stiff bit BRIDE on, rersor
will give the absvc rew@'D . =;
deliver the horse, saddle, anu 9I'"'' REID Cg'',,
june l5--5t ~ ,.lesse p =.
The National Intelligence W.. W., dFccfi ~
.,orn ,brer :;nes, and send 20 ITS o'D''
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-17
rReporeL for the Journal of Commerce J

i,nporamt TO (aptn'ns Of Teamboots and Passengers
-urEm,ot C"Unr Before Mr. Justice Hoffman,
.yrfI.ur s. Fan Peh, IS John Brooks and others
THIS wa, an aItioI b"o,gnt q recover da'
IMAGES for trcspass alleged 20 have been com
United under the following oircnms'ances:-
The defendant Brooks. the master of the steam
boat B.lona, ply ng from Perth to South Amboy'-
Ihr plaintiff wa. passenger on board o s'ld boa''
while the boat was lying II, Perth Amboy, and SNORT
lime previous her departure thence, the plaIntii
Nas smoking If the wheel house, and IN that pat OF
the boat m VII oh smoking ~ prohibited by rule OF
The Cap;a,. One of the hands sSnltied to the PLAN
IL that the indulgence of smoking was not tolerated
,h.re and pointed him to TIN sign On which was
painted "No smoking aft " The plaintiff insisted
on his right 10 emit the vapor from hls Nrgan Weed
hereupon the Captain reiterated his request that he
would de>is 1hi. advice Re ieCtcd; thc offender
continued to violate the Captains rnlc and The hands
were ord, rcd to put him on shore This direction W a.
immediately compiled with, and the plaintiff WAS tor
c;bly elected from the boat. There was some contra
c,y of Oh mon to the de rce of force employed to!
this purpose
Judge Hoffman, in charging the Jury, stated that
The Csptains Of steam boais had undoubtedly right
70 establish AL proper and necessary regulations fo
,l,c comfort and convenience ct their passenger.
lie considered this very proper regulation, and q
was the ,iu;y Of the pain'iiito have observed 1t.
w an. p IN; of the Captain to enforce the Obscrv
Of his orders and upon the plaintiffs refusing ~ de
SYST from "smokng aft" the Csp'ain lad right t,
remove him from such part OF The vessel as was suhec
r, tbc regulations If the defendants had done M
more. ,he' would have been entitled TO verd'cti On
,hc, ;, ere no, warranted in putting him ashore. 70
thi: excess, the panH would be entitled to such d'
images. as, upon the whole, the Jury thought proPe
rr I.ry ,e,urnod verdict for he Plaintiff
Damages IS
Mr. wilson FOR the plaintiff, and MIR. Pic
FOR the de'ence.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-17

A, War,lng "n the lo,hinst. the Ohio river
was three and half feet above low water marx
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-17

NV ORLEANS, May l8.-ihe Post Office
,,.as or,.,ed by some villains, on Saturday
o,ght last. The letters in the receiving box
,ye,e taken our and one Of them containing
drafts was opened bu' LEFT on the table. The
ofi;ce was entered by the door in Bienville- ST
by wrenching off very large lo'k. and this
work mus, have occupied the thieves upwards
Of an hour; from ,fis fact a pretty fair judg
men, may be formed Of the efficiency of our
police. "s"'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-08-28
-----------------------
OEEICIAI. PApER
ADJUrANr GENERALS OFFICE

Washington, 1911 august, 1929 {
ne s9loned Regulations, approved by the President
department., and is published for the information and no.
vernnent and all concerned.
"Regulations concerning Rank and Command"
L. Brevet Rank will give no command except ON de-
tachments composed of different corps and within tho
meaning of the 6Ist Article of War.
q Detachment means body of troops sent out from
the main body to perform particular service to be
absent Tor limited time: when such detachment is
composed OF different corps Breyet rank will take effect
in conformity with the 6lst article of War.
y. Under The same Article vi war, rrevet rank will
cse eacc on Courts Martial, when composed Of Officers
OF different corps.
A. In regularly constituted commands, such as uarri
sons posts departments regiments, corps companies
battaons, bgadcs, divisions corps darInee or te Ar
my ITSELF Breyet rank is not to be exercised excen n,
special assignment
o. Officers having rank in the line of tile Army the
STALL or by Brcvet, though eligible command will not
assume the command unless specially put on duty wild,
that intention.
6. An Officer entrusted with the command of a post.
detachment, guard, separate command will not
render II to another, unlesss regularly relieved from tho
duty assigned him. except in of sickness or inaI
ty TO perform his duty when the Officer next in rank
present and on duty with such command, will succeed
as matter of course.
T. An Officer not on duty with or belonpino IN any of
the companies battaions regiments or corps Composing
command, cannot assume the command. lie must
hrst have been put duty by competent a,thor
~ to make him part of the command, before lac can
assume or exercise the command.
g. IL different corps happen 10 join aud do duty toret
er the Olcer highest in rank by bis commission in the
line OF the Army present duty, has the right to COM
nand the whole and give orders noedfu TO e service:
Brevet Officers, Officers having Brcvets or Commits
SONS OF prior date to those Of The regiment in which
they serve, cannot by virtue Of such brcvets or commits
sIons oil a prior date, assume the command.
BY commander the President:
JOHN ~. EATON, Secr'y of War
ny order OF ALEH'R MACOMB, Mai. Gen.
Commanding the Army
IL. JONES, Adj. Cen
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-08-28
lRDRyRINNYa
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

~ ff'I INVTI TsIFfFTININDs
by The arrival at Boston Of The packet ship LIVERPOOL
from Liverpool papers Of that place have been received
70 The 2ih UT and London 10 the 22d inclusive. We
hndn the Boston extracts very few items of iDeIli
gence no. anticipated by the late arrivals.
The Times OF the 22l, notices interview, said 10
have taken place on the day previous, between the
Duke OF Wellington and MIR Secretary Peel, which "
was coniectnrcd related some new arrangements ~
The 6linisiry An iDtimatioD IL thrown out that ue
Duke s les popular than formerly, and u suggested
ma mIh be in contemplation that Mr. Peel should
be made Premier.
caTca'nre has been published by u. M'Lean, ia,
ST. Martins court, Leicester square, entitled kesd-
ing the Times" II represents his majesty the King
sitting in arm chair with he MarchoDes5 OF -
at his sgit, aud the Duke OF Wologtcn opposite, WIN