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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-07

up. was one Of NE mosisn.L!e hu-r;,
know in hose seas I i .-s;.. al. a. esrs
who was in the edge e he iem,e. s NJ bri.
IL as having been III INST appsll,ns 'fsfbls
that he ever beheId. lie sea was 'ptfi acle
a foam rs though a sbhsand wat sH rIo
were bursting overas mny wh,rluoo,, 'pauls
the winns were driving " h n furv ~ Willie
taIns onl, eonij resist. His own -. mnua.
very light, and alt.oughbm ia IN. rs sn
gale. he wss borne almost through = :" TIT.
he knew no, how. The Captain fh;nl ar,
heavy ship, VI ship h-avy laden. ro,i. ,"a' no
stood tia, awful ,empesI" nave
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-07

The follow Ing bullrtiuappears !, -.
inmbia (Souih Carolina papers '"e %
We, the undersigned, ave distinc,,.
and examined the termsJf the att. "hosa
the dispute between Mssrs. Tt1nnae' Of
Desaussure, and declare hal il has besn ~ and
TO the perfect hoaor Of iD,h paftlp, ,a.' est
;Ug done all which their established nav
as geutlemen required, ,rd for this to,l. 'af'e'
Id ~ iultat
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-11

The Subscribers offer for Sole. :,
SS Hhds and IS bhls West India And N.~ a.
Oo Ienns sugar
~ boxes and y bbls loaf sugar
IS hhds molasses
$50 bags coffee, various qualities
hhds and IS barrels whiskey
vines Of various kinds, vinegar
1 o. tons bar iron, Swedes, English & American
S G herman, cast and blistered
Cut nails and brads
Novascotia griudstones
1000 sacks Liverpool salt
5000 bushels Lisbon do
30 tiefces rice
600 do Thomaston limo
$50 Spanish hides
Soal and upper leather
Ianners' and linseed oil, tar
Sp'ces, pepper. ginger pimcnfo and cSssia
Alum, copPeras, birthstone So
Saitpetre, mndder, indigo
Taiow and sperm candles
brown and shaving soap
Letter, writing aud wrapping papar
Almonds and raisins
window glass, various Dimensions
rumblers, decanters, wines
fatent shot, gunpowder
Imperial, gunpowdev and black teas
@ackerei, No. and ,, cheese -,s,- Il
domestic Goods. viz. sheetings shirtinox
broadcloths, etc. efc.
Cotton and wool cards.
Cotton baggIng, bale rope
Sewing, seine and wrapping twin,
Shoe thread, &c nc
ieb 10 L. wEBRS co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-11
Be- CO.
MORE NEW BOOKS

NJ EMoikS of the Life and Ministry of the Rev.
1SA John Summerfeld, A. M, late Preacher IN
connection with the Methodist Episcopal Church. in
1,nea,ca. ny John Holland. With an introductory
Ihn,p C1ivliie or a Covenanter's Story; and An.
Grew Campbetls Visit to his Irish Cousins. Nv the
anthor OF "The Decision" Father Clement. &c.
w 18th short account of the author.
The Life Of Mrs Mary Fletcher. Censor, and ,s,;o,
Q, inc rev. John Fletcher, Vicar of Madely, Salon.
Compiled from her Journal, and other antben,c a.
currents. BY Henry Moore w
,,,,;a nc ru'PH assistant; 0ntaining three hundred
IRON, ,, VARIOUS authors With Essay on the com
Just receisedkSith many other interesting works
y g., - COLLINS & CO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-11
NEW BOOKS, &c.

EVNfNCiFL Eo OF currency and BonKlng, by D.
IL Lord.
The Exclusives, Novel of some celebrity.
The Practice in Civil Actions, and Proceedings q,
Law in the State Of New York, in the Supreme
Court, and other Courts of the State; and also in the
Courts of the United States: BY Elijah Paine and
WIN. Duer, Counseors at Law; vols.
Conversations on Vegetable Physiology; compre-
hending the elements of Botany, with their applica-
lions to Agriculture: BY the author of Conversations
plate engravings.
Plutts' New Universal Biography of eminent per.
sons, arranged in chronological order, in 5 vols.
Francis Dewman, Sd from the 9th London edi
lion.
No. GO g. 3, The Library of Useful Knowledge.
No. Farmers Series of do.
No. & 2, Mapsto accompany the Library of Use
thl knowledge; and many other American and Eng
lish publications, receivedat NASHS.
mar 8
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-11
Patent Seine Thread.

f0teub SSWe 1hTe00.
500 Lbs Patent Seine Thread suitable s Goat or dr; ;n..
Putup in or. hasks, from No. ~ 10 g. inciusivc
- for sale by =. d E. JAMES T. Co
Market Square
LINES WLNS1O.N, Commission Merchant.
AS ON consignment, and offers for sale
- 10 bids. Of Porto Rico and NJ O. sucn,
- barrels Of refined sugar at 10 to 20 cts.
~ brown sugar, (St. Croix)
~ q. herring
~ sc nett slIad
g cider vinegar
10 g. choice crab cider
o. boxes Of mould candles at io4 cts.
AZ soap
~ fine roram hats
ioo reams Of wrapping paper
20 $ printing do
50 writing do
10 pieces Of cotton bageing at Is cts
20 coils Of bailing ropc
IL dozen Windsor chairs
wire selves, assorted sizes
~ sides, waxed and russell leather
3ooO lbs. OF cotton yarn, assorted
10000 OF Hacks superior segars
Ned cords leading lines, bags of wool mackcrc, and
NEW AND OLD BACON, &c. &c. nil for sale on
the most reasonable tarms. - ian Its
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-11
TO CLERKS.

a aoung Man, well qualified to discharge the d,,.
u ties Of County and Superior Court c lerk' !,
1enLous Of situation. Letters addressed to A. b.
|wnng cfeen, Caroline county, will be attended to-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-11
NEW AND SEASONARLE GOODS.
!" NELSON has lust received and offera for sala


STAPLE .aND FdWCY DRY GOODS,
Embracing large and general variety, suited to the
present and approaching season, and consisting in
Blue, black and fancy colored cloths 4, cassmercs
Oxford and steel mkt do do
Do do sattinctts
Blue and brown do
Valencia and swansdown vestinp
Rose, duffle and point blankets
Green booking and floor cloth baizes
Fine and superfine white flanncls
Red, green, yellow and black do
Black and blue black Italian lusiring
India satin and satin levantinc
Black and blue.black Gro dc Nap
Do do Gro dc Indies 1'''''
Black senchews and sarsnetts
Merino and Cashmere long shawls
Do do handkerchief
Thibet, Prussian and cashmere square do
Tibet and worsted baregc hdkis
Daregc, gauzc and Gro dc Nap do
Nlerino cloths and circassians, all colours
10 and A Irish linens
s, q and 81 do shectings
Long lawns and linen caulbrics
Linen cambria hdkfs
81 and 1914 damask
Russia, brds-cyc and Cd diapers
Black Nankin ond Canton crnpes
Plaid Norwich DO
Black and white Italian grapes
Black and cooufed palmyrencs
Plain bnck and colourcd bonbazctts
Figured do do and rattinctts
Black English bombozincs
Tartan and Circassian plaids and camblcts
Black, Give and drab bang-up cords
Plain book, null and Swiss mrslins
Figured DO do do
Al and Ga cotton cambrics
Plain and checked jaconcts
Plaid and fancy London prints
Cotton, worstcd and silk hosiery
Silk and worsted braids, assorted
Gloves Of every variety
Spitalfeld and bandanna hdkfs
Imitation bandanna and Madras IL
Figured, satin and Gro dc Nap bonnet ribbons
Gauzc, CAP, do do
Common, hne and superfno belt do
Black and coloured guard do
large supply of brown, blcnched and plaid do
ncstics, apron and furniture checks, bed tcklngs,
British oznaburgs, and coarse woollcns for negro
clothing. And constantly on hand, -
Cotton oznabuFgs from the Richmond Factory.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-11

MCNAMARA
% 9nsrs g, or, sale, the following tiled
9e0ention better than Cure IN
LEES FAMOUS ANTI-BILIOUS Pills
% AND 50 CENTS Box.
OF these Pills perfectly mild SO as 10 be ud
~ W Pe.sons IN every situation and Of evsyy ace
hh''Pi'e'ot cohndeny recommends timely use of
alignant EeveIs 0Aus' Aeao">dno
= Please inquire for LEES ANTI BILLIONS pyJrs
20 me Signature OF NOAH RLDGELY Oa,e Michael -
q Coz as none other genuine w. ~ Aes
Emit, sovereign remedy for colds obstinate es,sn.
eaa's, asthnsas sore threats and consumptions
NERVOUS Cordial, excellent medicine for all pervo,.
a4Isu , weakness, pains in the oins, back &c
Essence OF Musard-So medicine ever excen.o ali. L.
curing rheumatism. sprains bruises frosted feet &C. VS. "
Lees asoe and Fever Drops. a never falling cnne
one application ~ -" ~ ~ "
Persian Lotion exceen, medicine sos cu,nv es.
ring worms pricky heat, sc. s N'0-iS'
eeetaoie Indian Specific, eHsctual cure %. Tho
Fenefeal and Gonorrhra. ~ ' 'no
Lees T"oth-aeh DroPe-whch gives immediate refef
Lees Eye Waier-a certain for sore eve. ~
Ices Auodyne Elixr-6r the cure of head ache.
Mes Sorn iiaster-for removing and DESTROYING corns
country merchants and all others who p,,rrhase ~ 81.
W applying to the proprietor. No S. Hanove, stree
oIe, can obtain them such liberal terms as wi in.,r,
them great profit 1900 " VIM '"sAie
o. C4UTIO-f-None are genuue wi,hou, N. ,,,t.,,.
"aIe 70 mem, NOAH hIDoELy; (late Michael g. Coz
w hundreds OF cases performed bv the ato,. ~,
paper admit of IL. - - ~ 's VI news
=. II. G. M'NEMARA will constantly keen srs,
and Drug Store Richmond nov D p poS 90 y
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-11

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 70 aha DAilY Rsci,soxp Wnss "a
and Tor shorter srsod AZ the rata OF 80 year. pay
Aov.srss-For sruare Of 10 lines or less ono in.
on 20 cents rso m.srous 4t trss Insertions 81 IL; and
every succeeding insaEtlAn 81 cenfs.
Thrice week. FIRST week 81 81 every sucoeedins week Al
Twice wesk hsst inrton IS Cents: evcrv d.
enrtion 50 censa -A..st - - 's,' ~~>'S "
C0ce week, insertion 75 eept.. .ve,v la,
sertiou 50 censa - f-.-' ~ N'As ~"
All Advertisements are also fnseed IN tho
VINO. W LIZ -. - 50 ~ f~S''''-
Transient advertisers must pay in advance.
he number Of insertions mus be noted ON the Ms or ,ev
cosdingy. T7--7.r - ~rf~N' -''@ ~"N'eSN ~.
Annual Advertisers arc charged so dollars for two Squares
ma mat proportion for advertisements greater icngth
s1eept Aucsioncefs and Lottery dealers who charged SioO
o. Tbs CONSTITUTIONAL WING is published twice
fLossdays and Fridays,) nj five dollars per annun
ros Adesreas-15 ceuts square, less. the first in
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-11
LARD AND CIDER.

BACON, LARD AND CIDER.
On ono Lbs of nice Smithfed Bacon, made
EO,OOO of Carolina pork
100 Kegs Of leaf Lard, in shipping order
10 bbs Of sweet crab cider, for sale from on board
ofthe schooner Comet, in the Dock.
feb rs ]. WINSTON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-11
Labour Wanted.

boa Of No. I, Chewing Tobacco.
rhkE this method Of apprsng tho members OF Lcgis.
atuo and others who wish get few pounds Of choice
Tobacco tina, can be obtained my Drug Store sign Of the
Mora,. opposite the Eagle. III BLASIlRE.
fct23 -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-11
MONSIEUR TONSON

nv ILL stand the ensuing Tree Hill near Rich
w mond, Va. His season commence LIST Februarv
ana terminate LIST July next He will be let mares at 50
dollars the season, winch may be discharged by the
OF 40 dollars within the Mares can be insured AT Is
dollars One dollar TO the groom in every case
Every desirable has made for the accom-
mediation OF sen, TO this borse They will lie pastured
etas wen fed with gran required at IS cent, pe dav and
stalled in all bad weather. ''
One OF the subscribers will give his consian, se
ton to mares IN order that they may returned their
eTs IN good condition We responsible for accidents
or escapes but viii every exeron TO prevent both
Monsieur Innsoni beautiful bay fifteen hands three inches
high, with Slack legs, main and tail he hoely propot,o
cd exhibiting beauty and power throughout his form His
blood appearance and performance equal II moi supeor
TO horse the continent Ills colts are Ikey ami in
high estimation. THOMAS WaTs0N' ~ "
go - ABNER ROBINSON.
Tree Hin, Jan ~. i21-c7m
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-11

Leghorn Bo'a,ets, Strap Bands, &c.
I'VE subscribers have just received by the schr.
Fairfield, one ease Bolivar Leghorn Bonnets
from Is to 40; an assortment Of Blown HolIan e'
n,sca Camorc, and Brazilian tuck, long bent, side
TO. +. e. E. JAMES & Co.
ieO NI-SW Market
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-11

N ESS and primo Fork, warranted good quality;
W Red Stone Mills Gunpowder, fine and coarse;
DusloPs and Fiddler & Taylor's Ale; Indigo in ce-
rooms brown Soap of different qualities; country Bar
Iron and Plough moulds; New Orleans, N. England,
Antigua and Jamaica RUM bunch Raisns, Lemons
ind Almonds, just imported half pint tunblers, cut
nails green coffee, pepper. Spanish cigars, primo
w India and sugarhossc molasses, all qualities OF
writing and wrapping paper, rose wood. cane and
rush bottom chairs, ban boxes. cotton yarns from
No. to 70, Liverpool filed SALT mould candles, Sc,
6s, So and 4s; white lead and Spanish brown wiuter
pressed and lamp oil, superior Cognac brandy IIol.
land gin, Old Port and French Port wine in pipes,
loaf sugar No. l. Baltimore whskey, Thomnstown
lime, cotton sheetings, bed ticks and calcoes by the
packages; Goshen cheese, cider, potatoes apples;
hhds. and barrels N. Orleans and w. India sugar;-
for sale by DAVENPORT, ALLEN g. co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-11
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD

a CNDED on Tuesday, the 10th inst. from on
board MT. p. j. Archer's boat, then living m
sTsrersviI!e. Negro Man, TOM, (who calls himseIf
LON Jeherson.) He is . remarkably likely man
eoout 20 years DID, feet or 10 inches high, we'll
n vca and very straight, dark complexion though
very black, high cheek bones, and has lost one of
in ms font teeth believe upper tooth on the let
sue, the los: Of which shows when he speaks his
aIess Is not known, as he went to his wife's honse
sc xoScniana CONTINUOUSLY the night after he alb
'Snaeo, ana there changed his clothes: he has been
e1.nage-drver several years, and worked in boat
" .ames river tc last year, consequently he is well
acquainted in Richmond. where it is probable he NAV
Tree man and attempt to leave the Slate. I viii
nocrai reward Tor has apprehension in the State
anu $50 taken up out of the State and secured m
jan so that get him again. Any information req.
hatan county, Va, will be thankfully received.
ROBT X. DARNEY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-11

ENLOORING PLANK g. RAILING 10 900
II feet of good flooring plank and 5000 feet Of
prime railing, for sale on the Dock.
Feb. JAMES WINSTON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-11

MISSES SEALSKIN SHOES.
USr received from their Factory, bv tho Effort.
~ beautiful assortment Of nisses' seolskm WALL
ing or school shoes. with thick seals.
49,. ALSO,
''SSeS superior goatskin and lasting dress slippers
GRANNISS, SON q BROTHERS,.
Jan ~ Corner Of Main and 9TH streets
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-11

MEDLEY will stand the ensuing Spring at my
Il. " stable, IN the county of Chesterfield, being
mile OF hloodys Tavern, 10 from Petersburg and
y from Richmond, and is now ready to serve mares
ly next, when it viii expre-s5O to ensure mare.
payable as soon rs she is known to be in foal and
one dollar to the groom.
.uetleyis handsome grey, years old this Spring.
full i6 hands hgh-for FORM strength, beauty. an
pearance, performance and blood, admired and an
proved.-lie bas made but one season, when be
had Ia mares besides my Mr. John d Kir-
oys mare Coquettc was. however, put to him be-
tore ne made season, and produced very prorn
sing grey tilley, which is The only orc of his pe,
that has yet appeared $500 in cash was offered for
at 4 months old, and $1,000 asked-and as addition
al evidence ofthe value of his family, sold last FAY
the half OF two iilies by Sir Charles of Medley
dam, Old Reality, one four and the other two wears
old, tor $500 in money. My overseer Mr. Bauoh.
my son George and Arthur Taylor, all residing nea
the stable, will attend particularly all orders in nv
absence. w r. JOUNSON
Chesterfield Feb 0 com
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-11
Powhatan. Jan 80, 1890.

X =. ny wLh make season the approaching Spring
- ut Machamp's, near Hanover Courthouse. Has
morse OF fine size, pedigree and form, was trimmed
AZ Tour years old, and gave proofs Of good sneed.
cut from accident was not brought on the turf-bs
oa" was SISTER OF Sir Archies, by Sir Peter Tea
day. !. o. AI's ', 81 MS
VIE imported YOUNG TRUFFIE. an entire
Horse of the best blood in England. will
stand at the village of BarbounyiIle, the ensuing
oo 70 commence on the lst March, and end on the
Soth June. The price of the season will be thirty
dollars paid within, and forty dollars if paid beyond
.he season. Fifty dollars TO insure n mare in foal
ana dollar to the groom. Three hundred acres of
un1 covered with various grasses and well watercd
WI DC auorced gratis, for the exclusive use of the
mares sent Better abundant pasture ue could
not be desired. ''u''
This beautiful and high-bred Horse. bought bv
S aies barbour, Esq: at a public sale Of Walkers
AMI s.uu OF horsss IN London the 18th June last
IS dark bay sixteen hands high, of fine form and
great activity, and needs only to be seem to he adj
mlred. His age The being only six years old last
spring. adds much TO his other good QUALITIES I'm.
ported horscs generally too old. before thew ara
Drought to this country. Young Trufle WAS so in
Jured IN ms first training whilst be was the properav
81 the Duke dc Guichc. that he never ran. His
Fedigree Is IN the annexed certificate n reference 70
which will show any one conyersant with such s,h
Jects that ne Is OF the purest blood in England He
VIII be exhibited at the Court-houses of AIbemarIe.
Louisa ano Orange, on the FIST day Of their respect
March courts.
N. Is II any one will send Eve mares, the prj
OF one VIII be remtted andif mare sent to him a.
season. fail, she will be insured tho next, at the pri
of the season. ~ F
Two hllies, iron, any State in the Union, having
won purse Ct $500, will be put gratis; the first
applicants to have the preference. Care will he
taken to prevent accidents. but will not be respon
s'o!e ior them. 8. w. YAGER,
For james Barbour, ESQ
I5M June, 1899.
This is to certify, the brown Horse sold by me 10
James Barbour Esq was bred by the Duke de Guiche
got BY Trutie out of Helen BY whiskey, her dam
brown Justice by Justice, out of Xenia by Challen-
ger Xaueppe by Eclipse. Truff,e covered in Ia5s
at Is guneas. He was got by Sorcerer out of Horn,
by Lass, by Buzzard, her dam Puzzle, by Matchem
Princess, by Herod.
Signed RICITD TATTERSAIJ
Hyde Park Corner, London.
Iruiiie was sent to France, and bought back again
at 1000 guineas. r.. p
jan e5-wl2tc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-11
BALDWIN. IVES &. Co.

HAVE received by recent arrivals, and offer a,
=. u -hoIesafe or retail. upon accommodating terms
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-05-19

The Washington Telegraph, of Thursday states that the commemora- ofJefierson's birthday, in that capital, was every way worthy of the man and the cause.'' The Telegraph says
 "Fhe celebration was attendedby the President of the United States, the Vice President, the Secretaries of State, Treasury, War, Navy, the Post-master General and more than a hundred re- publican members of the two Houses oi Congress, together with rnosfof the dis tinguished officers of the Army and Ma ", civil officers of the Government, wis |iters in the city, and citizens of the Dis trict and neighboring cities. The Pres |ident arrived at five o'clock, staid till ten, gave a patriotic toast, and retired.
 "There were twenty-four regular toasts, and many volunteers given, and in theintervening pauses there were sev. |eral short, animated, and eloquent speeches delivered. The proceedings will be published together and entire, as soon as received"
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-05-19
Eatract of e letter from Washington City,
 dated,

APRIL. It, l53U.
 The Bill for the removal of the Indi- ans to the West ofthe Mississippi, is now under discussion in the Senate. No doubt of its success, is entertained ii that body wifi probably Y lave about sll,;it thirty Senators in it's favor. The fate of this measure is considered more doubtful in the House of kepresenta- tives; lis believed, however, that 1t will pass that House likewise-this is a sub- iect of great national interest, and hu- manity to the Indians argues strongly in favor of it.
 A degree of quietness and good feel ing prevails in both Houses of Congress, which was not anticipated a few weeks since. This is attributable to the cer- tainty of the fact, that General Jackson will be run for the office of Chief Magis- trate. So long as any doubt remained on that subject the opposition was ex- tremely violent; now, when it is mani fest iihattfiie people are determined tocon- tinue him in service, slll tic hopes ofthe opposition have failed, and they seem willing to let the Government go on smoothly.
 Itis probable Congress cannot ad- iourn before the first Of June. It tissaid the Senate will take up. the remaining contested nominations on the l2th inst. -of these, the principal enes=a Hen- shaw. the Collector al Boston, and the Editors of newsp who have receiv- led appointments. The fate of some of the Editors is very doabtful--of Herr there is but little |doubts
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-05-19

ces. in spite Of the miatrust which sur rounds them, they may prccipitatc the crown Into unconstitutional measures, and throw Trance back again into all the calamities Of Q revolution. Admit ting that before the experiment which has ocea aiade, ministers fsilgilt deceive themselves as well as the country. on their position, now since the declaration oi the chambers, the two alternatives of q retreat or a coup de!at, are the only is- sues left them to escape from tie deiiiiie into which they have drawn the Gov ernment. Unless the cabinet ilatters itseli with the hope of obtaining from the electors the support refused then. by the deputies, they must of necessity ac- knowledge that their existence IS incona- patible with the faithful execution of the chaFter.o
 The prorogationof the Chambers is a criminal act-an act of treason to the Grown and to the country, it is the post pohenieat ef every anelieration, and the prolongation of every evil. The pres ent Chamber, however, or the next, will make Ministers answer for that measure, which their own interest suggested, and which, although little calculated to pro- mote that interest, is net the less cri1ni- nal.-Le Temps.
 Paris, Mwoh 20.-The following oc- currence formed the topic of eonversa- tlon last night in the higher circles. When the Prince of Polignac quilted the Tribune of the Chamber oi Peers, ali ter delivering the proclamation for the propagation, he passed by q party oi Peers, who were conyersing in the lob. by which leads to the Salon de ia Paix when one of them said 'Sir, to-day you have prorogued us, before this day ls months weshall be called to sit as your Judges His 1xcellency feigued not to hear him, and left the house.
 At the sitting of the Chamber of De- puties yesterday morning, when Nj. de Lepine was shouting "A bas la Fri bune," member of the Drouile ap preached M. Rover Collard, and saic {" M. le President, impose silence in the Tribunes." The hon. member replied ss Sir, there is iio longer | Chamber G ], President, you had better apply to tht
 sennaissaryy of polieel,'
 The Gazette de France says--a Ii i insinuatedb by liberal Jonrnal that tht Censorship IS about to be re-establishet in yirttie of the 18th article of tie Char ter. This old invention, revived in the rstfoFt1iglat of August last, ,willAo long CT make dupes. Me assert now as wt did then, that no extraordinary mea sure will De rasorted to byjT the govern ment. The Censorship cannot be ne cessary against the Journals, which by their own falsehoods, and by the fall o the power that upheld them, have sunl down 10 the lowest degree of discredit.