Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-11

NplIf
deneni. resent settlement neither party is sa-
win "' ENGLAND, however, must be thy great
'isur, Since her loss is not only that OF ter
st 'aHt S", If military position Of great conse-
%!, 70 her in the event OF future wars. A
lsn en- At the map will show how small an Anne.
la, f,rce could intercept suceours proceeding
fah over land; in fact all communication
24. Great Britain and Canada would be Sc
S'" .Is ;mpeded during the winter months of the
Du'! In any view Of the case, or on whatever
a" AT the King may have proceeded, we must
Ma. Is Slaiesty's decision very erroneous.
i'sI l ~ tonor Of England demands that she snail
i"' IL, ,ccuiesce with the award OF the arbi-
lOIPI :he viii not, it is needless to proclaim,
s' 49," moment 10 redeem her pledge Still it
'' oarnrred 70 US that the King OF the Neither
~. had no right to make any division or com
A T',,,s whatever. The convention between the
'- .ore,,nea.s If the 29th OF Sept. 1927, and
70 ts'baJ .ovr paper of the cath of May, 1928,
a.;,, 60 refer the matter IN dispute to the ar
=. ,,nnIy authorised him 10 decide ON me
~" 81, If Gif5rsnce only. The point OF differ
.. ,,3s ,,n.Dlv this-which was the true line,
R;,isb or American. We see no room or
go G,r comprisiag pawcrs here. May not the
", og me Courier, which still affects to be
s,,srn,n,pt Journal, and other facts which
Pm nat 10 stop to enumerate, be connected
IN ,ai, view Of tie case!
The integrity of the arbiter must not be IN the
.r,,,,, teglee mpeached. Still we may be eX-
,.a far adverting 10 the surmlse OF London
that The king OF the Netherlands gave IN
,y,rd suddenly, ard, considering the state OF
/. own affairs. rather unexpectedly-andt that
81 rob,bly acted from pique against the English
A., ministry, who have shown so much inellna-
,g 70 side with the Belsians.
.r,. Bi,ish government should, without loss
o., fine. seek to recover the lost territory by
t;ep,ly negotiation or purchase. 1t Is OF great
,,Iue to her from its geographical position; but
:, the state Of Maine it is of little use beyond
he actual value of the lands.
-SNN
Eo,,srn Bo,1adiuy House of Represen-
,,,,s, Of the State Of Maine went suddenly into
,rrrt session on Monday last, on motion of MIR.
D,,ne. The proceedings in this session, which
~ .npDo.ed to relate To the Boundary question,
v,rp transmitted TO the President Of the United
S,,s The Portland Courier says that, as far
!, il has been able to ascertain public opinion on
lie sabject. the people OF Maine are not satisfied
siA the decision.
PJEsh fa,0leS. date OF Warsaw, Dec.
;ls it is said that Madame F. b. has made an
,SoeaI to he. country women, to induce them to
5rn regiment to be called the regiment of the
s,-na,e Women, 10 furnish the troops with linen
and PROVISIONS. Their uniform is TO be yellow
ul. white mantle, with confederatka for a
cad dress, aEd pair Of pistols at the girdle.
<SssS-
The Jamaica Royal Gazette of the 5th ultimo
Q,s--" In the liberal spirit of free trade reel
YOcy, the American Government are resolved
ou,ie Orrs. We only allow their vessels to
sns to our ports the produce and manufactures
ihe United States-they make their ports free
olr commerce in every sense of the word"
-sNS
Cookies Western Exchange Register, publish
Hl Pittsburgh, says: - In order to point out
ag We farmers in the State of Ohio are occa-
,oli'y swindled, we will mention the fact of
lner Uho had disposed of his stock, and came
tbs city for the purpose of making purchases,
'ner On examination of his notes by competent
ld,s, but one-haif Of the amount was found to
s.ru1ns-a loss of course to the farmer of one
nahel per cent. We are convinced, from
Hav laws observation, that there is an organ
el@iy OF strollms counterteiters, who travel
Lon State to State for the purpose of giving cur
tTy to their unlawful paper; and one reason
Hy hey are not more frequently detected is the
:" Of our citizens giving too much credence to
aar statements. If a note is doubted, the per-
" via attempts TO pass il states that he reeeiv-
ell from some individual, which too often an
'''rs his purpose, aud he Is allowed to pursue
N course unmolested. This is fact well known,
!" '.' BADLY for every citizen to endeavOr,
Neaus IN his power. to aid in the detec-
10. ID. s.T public robbers"
-, -SSSS
-" ig .fcciieRt. The steamboat Column
'' h4'Hg put back On Monday evening in con-
oiUenee Oh the severity Of the weather, some of
", passengers came on shore. among whom was
~ !Oln Mmchin, Of New York.-This gen.
- S,.1n passed the evening with few friends un-
~ " IVA va clock, when in returning on board the
r-loa' ne missed his footing and fell into
N1er. The plunge was heard accompanied
VT! Tor help. and every exertion was made
,'' U'e utmost despatch by Capt. Turner aud
va Oard to give hun assistance, but in VAIN;
s"u met ~atery grave. His BODY was found
,eItaY forenoon and taken to MIR. Glenn's
"nas House, where an inquest was held
~ " "n0 gave as their verdict that he came
n uea'A as above stated. The deceased we