True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-03


questionable how this tody ofmen could be rails, 4
ut such brief warning. Tha, they could (if there,
drive out Of Vera Cruze the few french tina, wer,
employed in the city, is not nil improba BILE; but
that they could hold it against the coslr of S..
Juan do ulIoo, in The hands Of The french, is toal,
impossible.
| From the Philadelphia Exchange Books, Dec. "a.
| We have received slip from the New York Journal
Of Commerce, dated Saturday night II O'Clock, by
which we have Intelligence from England days later
BY the packet ship Gladiator, Bron, they have 70.
ceive'l London papers to Now TO- The Gladiator left
Portsmouth on the 18th Of November.
nj The Lust aggregate "ysr"ge price of Wheat 65.
ending Nov. ?, 69s. and 3d.. ard Oct 26, Cts 3D.
Lord D"rhnm.-The English papers are file with
comments IN Lord Durhnm's condnc, in Canada and
ernment. The tory papers, as might he expected are
indignant beyond measure with him, and abuse him in
| no measured erms
an English fret sailed for Souh Aueyicn-W.
perceive hv the following paragraph from the Iond
Morning Chronicle that the Englis, government has
sent a fleet to South America and that some of the
French Journals have expressed uneasineHs 70 us
object. " ''
The misennception of some Of 5i1 French cotempo.
rnr'ts renders IT necesas to observe that the English
neet Mncn Friceeded to South America has done
i. instructed upon his arrival 10 put himself in mmt-
d ale and amcahe relation with the French Admiral.
H., r
1,,. ,o,vnsmen n,,n he r.osnot ~ @ : ". '"'
s,ate Of raic between his conntrv and d"';um
the ensuing winter 1t was stated hy one of our most
active merchant. public dinner last week. that or,
ders to the amount Of at least, on0oo was received hv
the Cir atWestern when she arrived from her October
trip across the .tnn'ic.- Birmingham Advertiser.
v, we nave nren informed mat IT.: me Intention Of her
."'esy 81 ~ & Wy eens'.i' ra,'y 10 augment
or the Mediterranean the Indian and other stations
Orders have hesn sent to tia dock Yards to this effect
and the enrolment OF man is we have heen assured in
active progress. The position Of affairs in the east is
s'.sh l" e III. Nv . r"sT o' me rePn.ea 'a'se m
.;.a, =" ~; ans, % ~ no"
m ;. cnmn,rv 'Inur% IL. 81 .a he,;srs
strictly true that the et of the sultan is PRINCIPALLY to
be commanded hv British naval officers of known ex.
New Light House. feel much pleasure in Civ
ing publicity to voluntary act of benevolent nature
the part OF the committee OF the Royal Watch Squad
ron, whose n1ct'oh very nr,'lan l'sht VII IN III
.".. w "H ~ J; , H., ,. ; m.S -. g. ~, SUI
- n,v;rot;on T,c he,r;nrs hv c"mnasa viii he a
fn,lows: Cnlshot Castle N nv E. half b the SW anr
MY buoys of the Rramhes in one bearing NNE awe
the white buoy off old Castle ron. sv s It's need
less point outth advantages tf't will frequently
crno from this pra'scwor'hy act OF humnnity.-Londor
Merc. Gaz.
Our c"rreSp"n'eht Al lon'o'. states that The
s'eAm p"sNa. "'' 49,. a't-se' rom hteiefs
"hns'nH '', ,, '" IN" %''h Ccloner ~hich an
''.,lnee NJ NJ, ,.h;,o ,,,;,i,', ,n;a,I; -;
p,r" e., a., ,,riv,I of .dd';nnoI ,raons nd ~
,uo,, ToJo;n; ,ssemb,eL Mi III. MAN c,n,h,e !,
ha.r;,,s .,,,s in Ain N.di .nd mad. m ur.x-
n,.u n;,,, ,,,,cl m ,he c,m, nd comnIs,e-
L. ,ou,ed A bf-e|,K,der.s army. mo.t of whom
| wer, nm, to tho sword Ah1.e,-Kader him se
| had no, been seen since the attack. t.--s2sT
therefore supposed he had eiI---rerII II was
,akon prisoner, G~s''ne' 'a''eh OF oee"
The F,cncLr,c,n.,, ea ,e mn
fancs rrr'". h III naS bo oh