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Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-10

or1. GEO. w. HUMPHREYS, Dental Surgeon res- o' pectfuy informs the citizens of Mobile, that he will be absent from the city some four five weeks. The city papers will please copy one week. aug 23c n~IS We are requested to announce the name of T. B. u| TUNSTAIL, Esq, as a candidate for the Clerk ship of the House of Representatives the approaching session of the General Assembly. aug 20 o~. PUBLIC BATHS.-The Commercial Bathing uT Rooms in Exchanges now open every day from 2 a. m. to p. m. for Warm and Cold Bathing On Sun days they Close 10 o'clock Price reduced 50 cents. decl4 1851
 PASSENG GERS.
 Per steamboat Gen Gaines-Mrs Tronner, Messrs Wm Woodland, High, Whitney, Stanmore.
 Per steamboat EchO--Mr Brown and lady, Messrs Geo Forest smith, Leavens Newcomb, L Forest, Higgins, Bickham, Clay, Warren
 CONSIGN WEES
 Per steamboat Echo R Canter; L Hull & Son; Gun ningham X Cowe; W Shand; S l & l Jones; Marshall X Rowe; Fry X McCrary; Thos Miller & co; Barron Meadi J Higgins; l. Guerin ger; Chantrou; Quinn. Per steamboat Gen Gaines McClelland; Taylor Heyer.
 RECEIPTS OF COTTON. Per steamboat Roanoke Harris 9; Tartt Stewart X co Il.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-10

1sA FOR RENT-TMthel lst No,. IS42. Gs:@ The brick tenement the N. E. St. Francis and Claiborne streets Also, the one second East above.
 Also--the brick tenement s. E. corner St. Michael and Franklin streets.
 Also--the two brick tenements on St. Francis st. opposite Burtons row.
 Also-a large piece of ground esclosed on same square as above, suitable for garden. Apply to
 septic 44u' BARNEWALL & WANROY.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-10

aS RUNAWAY.-Thes subscribers boy "A Nathan--called Nathan Bowers, left my
 A. house on Tuesday the 7th inst He is by
 A--s trade Tailor, and is supposed to have gone to Pensacola-sad negro is about 90 to 35 years of age, feet 10 II inches high, yellow complexion, slim, good looking and we'll known in the city The subscriber will give twenty-five dollars reward and all reasonable charges will be paid delivery of the boy. sepl0 43f J. c. COHEN.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-10

LNPSOM SALTS AND ALUM.-l0 hbls Ep- AI son Salts and Is bbls Alum, for sale by
 septic OGDEN BROTHERS, l2 Water-st.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-10

ZSA OFFICE TO LET.-Tht convenient of. .ss: flee with two rooms attached, over Nos and lO Commerce st., is for Apply to
 sept 10 T. P. MILLER & co.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-10

ID AGGlNG AND ROPE.--l0O pcs Kentucky lb Bagging-75 coils do Rope, for sale by
 septic OGDEN BROTHERS, l2 Water-st.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-10

0J- TEMPERANC CE.--A meeting of the Mobile Temperance Society will be held at the Baptist Church, Monday evening the 18th inst, at quar- fer before 8 e'clock. Doctor A. Lopez will deliver address before the Society.
 sepl0U k. T. WOOD, Sec'y.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-10

NHAMPAIGNE.-50 baskets sDanotte" brand, V for sale by OGDEN BROTHERS,
 sept10 l2 2Water-st.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-10

DAlNT-5O kegs green Paint, for sale by
 \ septl0 OGDEN BRO TIERS, l2 Watcr-st.
 ID RANDY.-20 pr. casks and 20 eight casks su- ID perior "Otard, Dupuy Co.," Cognac Brandy for sale by OGDEN BROTHERS, septic l2 Water-st.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-10

NOIlCE.-Whereas Lrtters Testanentary hay ' ing been granted to the undersigned by the Ho- norabe the Orphaus Court of Washington County, Alabama, the 20th day of July, lS4l, on the ess tate of Barbara Bowling, late of said county decea'd, notice is hereby given to all persons indebted to said estate to make immediate payment and those having claims against it to present them legally authenllca ted, within the time prescribed by law, they will be barred, this 29th day of July, 1s41
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-10

HEAVY KERSEYS.-l0 cases very superior Il twilled Kerseys, for sale by
 sept6 L. HULL y5 SON, g Water-st.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-10
GEO. F.. HOLT.

FACTOR -MoBILE
 VNHE undersigned has resumed the Factorage and Il Commission business in Mobile, and will he thankful to his old friends and the public iora share of patronage. Having commenced business here as early 1919 and continued it up to 1884 and being famiiary acquainted with the business he hopes to be able render satsfacton as he thinks he gener- ally did, while he pursued that business. And he begs to refer such persons are not acquainted with hln for the oldjGrm of T. & G. Holt, of which he was menber) to all the friends and patrons ofhis, for testimony as to his qualification for that branch of ofbusiness. All business confded to his care will be promptly attended to by his agent until his return to the city, which will be in October.
 aug5 29tf GEO. E. HOLT.
 0rS- The Journal and Advertiser will copy in the country paper until the lst of January next.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-10

HAY-200 bales prime North River Hay for II Il sale low to close Consignment, by.
 sept 10 Cor. Cont & Water st.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-10

WY HISKEY-60 bbs rect Cincinnati Whiskey, W for sale by OGDEN BROTHERS, sept 10 l2Water st. OFFICIAL DRAWING OF THE ALABAMA LOTTERY, Class No. 97 Extra, for 1S4l. -43-2-4l-20-8-49- 9-l3-77-ll-52-74-
 64-90-65.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-10

I& $ZO KEW NAhD.-kanaway from my re-
 JA sdence the lst inst. my negro girl MARY StM ANN, lately bought by me from Dr. T. J.
 SA- Vickers. Mary Ann is about 22 years old, dark complexion, little round shouldered and sures about feet 8 inches in height. Dr. T. J. Vickers bought her from gentleman in Mobile nanl- ed Head will give the above reward if delivered ts me here, confined any jail so that l can get her. VIM. KNOX.
 01-The Mobile Register and N. o. Bulletin, will please copy weeks, and forward their accounts to thIs ofiice.-[Mont. Jour. septic 44Ew.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-10

FOR MONTGO OMERY g. WETUMPKA. p rS-s & The new and splendid light draught SzEissss2sssTEx SSzEsissss2sssTEx-. steamboat WEISS, Alphonso Brooks, master, will commence her regular trips on Thursday, the l6th inst.
 The Jewess has been hauled out and thoroughly paired and her accommodations are not surpassed by any boat the southern waters. For freight or passage, apply on board or to
 E. L. ANDREWS & CO.,, Agents. sep10 43tf cor. Com. Front S Dauphin sts.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-10

A Ers-s h FOR PENSACOLA.-The low Ss4s55Esazs@ssI-. pressure steam packet CAROLINE, Sutton, master, will leave for the above tomorrow, Saturday. the llth inst, at g o'clock a. m. For freight or passage, apply to
 sepl0 l.. J. WILSON 23 Commerce -st
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-10

ENHIS day came Christopher Pritchell, exec ofthe
 ! last will and testament of NOAH DODDRlDGE and suggests to the that he has duly admins tered the estate of said Noah Doddridge and prays the for an order for settlement, whereupon it is ordered, that Saturday the 18th da, of September next, at the court house of Clarke county be appoint cd for the settlement of said executor, and that pub-
 cation of this order be made once week for forty days in the Mobile Commercial Reg ster and Patriot, a newspaper printed in the city of Mobile, that all persons interested may attend and hear the settlement of said accounts
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-10

NORTHERN BAGGING-50 pcs Briggs Bag. ' gng, for sale by OGDEN BROTHERS,
 sept 10 l2 Water st.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-10

NOT1CE.-Whereas in pursuance of decretal l order rendered at the late term of the Chancery Court held in Mobile in a cause pending in said court wherein Copperthwaite, Cope & Dunlap and the
 ynited States of Pennsy yyana are compla nantb and
 'saac H. Erwin administrator of Henry Hitchcock and the heirs of said Hitchcock are defendants ne undersigned has been appointed Receiver of th es- tate described and mentioned in the bills of com plant in said cause;--and whereas by the terms of said order the undersigned is authorised and required collect and receive the rents in arrear which have accrued since the Sth day of February lS40 and the growing rents becoming due from the tenants of said premises and to let and manage said premises. Therefore all persons owing or indebted onaccount of the use, occupation leasing of any of said prem
 ses are cautioned from paying accounting for the to any other person or persons and all per- wishing to lease any of said premises will call the undersigned who is above authorised to let the same. [iune9 4tf VIM. MAGEE. Receiver.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-10
". F. pn1x, BoWi NC Executors.
TERRELL POWERS, aug30 30 40ds Clerk.

ORPHANS COURT-CLARkE COUNTY,
 AUGUST 9th, 1641. NNIlIS DAY came JESSE E. DEAN, former Adm'r \ the estate of RICH'D HOPKINS, decd, and suggests to the that he has duly administer ed the estate of said Richard Hopkins, and prays the court for order for final settlement: whereupon it is ordered that Saturday, the 25th day of September ed for the settlement of the of said admins trator, and that publication of this order be made once week for forty days in the Mobile Commercial Register and Patriot newspaper printed in the city of Mobile, that all persons interested may attend and hear the settlement of said accounts. A true copy from the minutes. Attest,
 aug30 39+40ds TERRELL POWERS, Ok.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-02-11
BRANDY AND SALT FOREVER.

The following testimonial " fran
one Of the sufferers" is quite irresii-
BILE a. to the merits Of The grand pa
nacsa. II Is extracted from the Lon.
don Comic. Almanac.
.sur-i Take the liberty Of al {.
drsssing yew about the brandy a&
sawit. / was afflicted With dredfuil
iownes of speri's Il rc1msiism wich
having freely aplide the aeas has boath
DISAPPEARED. sir my way oil Appl, INK
is the sawlt outside wonst . day &
the brandy inside twice every our. its
sfex is sum,imes really Astonishing.
my vii: also takes The abuv Mrddi-
sin IN hsr tea, & finds CRATE brnnifils.
"sir yrwr Most obcdiant. .
"TUMMAs SPooNEY.
Up. s. sir q nryber of mim Tried
the sbus on his wife bean Bad skaid.
ed killing pig but U"iukky forgot TO
Put in the saaii. o~evver u VAS s~t
Very vel, Tor the brandy sloan Cured
.is wife 8. now he's 60. the Sawlt To
Cure his bskun."
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H. We are making gu, our accounts,
and transmitting them through the pos
Office 10 subscribers in arrears. Those
more convenient will be waited on by
an agent. We hope in all cases our de-
mands will be met in spirit Of justice
and liberallty, and with promptness.
shich the many expenses connected with
printing Office. for paper. tyre, &c. so
imperatively require.
The regulations Of the Pos. Office De-
p.rtment permi, remistances to be made
to editors through the Postmasters. free
Of charge. which our distant subscribers
can avail themselves OF
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HgEa For Sale,
NM A first rate Mich COW
eSsx~S-S8 end CALF.
Inquire at this Office.
February 8. So
NuIRBIoAN EAINlEao
A PROPOSITION.
February ..

The Publisher OF the +" AMERICAN FAREER"
10 ,hsnkfui Cor the steady increase To hrs cub
scription isi aud being aware that many zen
llvmsn Who take lively interest 10 ths Gauss
Of agriculture, whose inhaence IN their respec-
tive neighborh0ods, when they may choose To-
exert Il, can always accomplish much good,
and WIN NAV he inclined To take an sciivc part
IN behalf Of our paper by the propositions DOW
made, which M pecunlary consideration could
produce, takes leave 10 mako the following OF
fes--And before Doing 90, he would relate sn
incident, which has induced him 20 the mea.
sure--A gentleman in Mississippi, wishing Ia
stir up his neighbors 10 that State, 10 the con
sidcration Of the importance tf . change IN the
management Of their estates. wrote Nc o. his
intsniion 90 Obtain . numher al subscribers ."
onr Journal The manner ai the .iicr. une1pee'
ted and unsolicited as il was on eur pari, inhu.
eed US 10 make him the offer Of Inns iuli bred
Young Berk shire eRusrEk, n small token Of
our gratitude Zoe his Kindness - lie has sinee
SGT himself o. work. aud the day ALTER r.crw'
ing our letter, o6iaincda number ci subscribers,
whose names have aeen forwarded TO 90. Be-
iievinY that many olher gentlemen would he
willing 10 make little sacrifice ofiheir ease 10
a. GOOD seiion for their neighbors, Tor W.
and tor the qualification of possessing an AM
NAL which would probably claim more atien-
ton attained under such circumstances than
if purchased with money, we propose TO oil
such, that
ANY ose ob,aining 20 subscribers for the
American Farmer, and renting the money
thersf,r. ts50) for one year, for become &C.
spansibile for the same, shs'l rccelse Ter his
t.oublc Q handsome Iu'l.bread Berkshire. To
10 weeks old. or . pair Of Tuscarcras, sIoss
of the Bcrk shire on tue ChIna,) Gagged aud
furnished with f5oi, IL nece sary, TO any part
Of the United States.
Or, for the same umber, aud On the same
terms, shall receive and agricultural nipple
mant. fruit or ornamental trees shrubs seeos.
or books, TO be found in catalogues which VIII
be for9afdcd 10 The Subscribers at . distance
in a few days, TO the value of St2 SO. =,
Alsa. any one obtaining S subscribers, ana
remittinp $40 therefor. shall receive volume
or . of the new series Of the American Farmer.
neatly bound in boards &c required, or forward.
ed in sheets. 60 any part "f the United states.
For 10 subscribers and $40. vols I & ado. do.
For 40 do. aud $40. vols. I and Q American
Farmer. and 5, 4 & Farmer aud Gardener, all
bound, If desired.
Conscious az We are that the more extensive
the circulation Of agricultural works the great
er ben. fits must inevitably accrue TO the cour.
try. We hope that the above lIboral offers viii
induce many Others 10 fellow the laudabe ex-
ample OF our Mississippi friend. and thus be the
means Of doing good to their ne'ghhofs. Their
county, themselves. and their humble servant
SAMUEL SANDS.
Publisher America Farmer, Baltimore Md
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4l.llE Trssasss Il shss iazaisuiiea lake s.ea-
= sass "a snnsus.Fing hat y slrll eenianess
nndrr tie sars q ns Gsmrf sEssirni sd 81
eomplishsd IaHrsCtFesrs No psins hAsa
beea spared 10 pace . a. ia hirhssi fsnk ~
Female AraEeasies. The easuiaz sessaen nalt
eommsnss 90 Friday. ils al q January. p.
rests snd Gaardsa n are particularly issassi'd
10 burg their daughters o. saies AZ tins e ts
- feadinrss iaT The erenlne 4 the fcLool. "a
q - nnrsraRi ahsi tAe ppe.is - each sissa
shsuid eater uPaa their siedsss 81 The ssns
fsme. The msdss sl instInrllsn. % vel 80
lhs isxi books adopted. ass. - fss - Pr.siNs-
bls, thass Fsss nasndsd b shs Anefis an ceEn-
moa srhsal Unsen.
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ihs Globes. History. Fsssssi fhiiss-piy y. The
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.aPportioHment Of Representation
The total papslAiion of the United
States. according 10 the Census, will
stand about - foiloas: whites ii.a50,
900. free colorrd 100000 slaves 2.
554. 0n0--iotai II. QUO 600. The RAJ
iio VI 10000 which has been proposed
Is The basis sf representation Sould
deprive many Of the sisies af part Of
their present representation. and leave
very large fractions unreprrsentsd in
. msjority of ihr safes. The New
York Express contains a table show.
Ing the effect nj such q raiio eompar-
ed ~iih the prrsrnt. by ihisit appears
that the IS non. sisveholding states.
shich under The present ratio OF az.
700 have a representation To- the house
of Congress ai l42 msnssrs. would
BY The ratio proposed have such re.
prrstBiatio1 tincrrssrd 10 I54 mrm-
bcrs, while the Ia slsvrhofding States
which have nov 100 sould be dccreas.
ed % IS. making GAG members In the
hoass.--A rsIiu ot 5000 would in.
crease the house Go about 500 members.
Nswark Daily AdV.
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Poiiee effh Toicn Of Jfilion.--Ai an
else,lon held IN this iown agreesbly 20 lie
charter. on Monday The lsl inst, The fol-
lowing persons were eIeci,d Commission
era Of Police for The ensuing year: Sic
phen Oadson. Ssmuel Wslkins. Martin
y. Huntington, Dr. A. J. Walker, DR..
Willie James. g. W. Johnson, Darid Ball
sud Dsbney Terry.
Ala metling Of The Board on The same
evening. Nathaniel J. Palmer, eco. vas
rlsclfd ln,snden, Of Police; Samuel Wat
kins, To~n Treasurer; Msnin r. Hunt.
Ingion, Secretary 10 the Board. and lien
dersun SlsH6rld. Town Constable.
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su@s apia'oa' Snd public sOndssl. snt
We sadsavoFed q -, Mn dshs q a.
ing NE We Used NJ : iuss.iisss.' A.
- nina ss Displayed 10 :. msIirs.'' !,
aFs sure Ne fsIl noss. We SPOKE Of q.
ma'isr - frssmen onghl % speal-in
eou'i'oas bui plain Ianrusge.
To ths editors q he S.g's Head ad.
'ossie nc wOuld s,y. Ihai II &c haze
used haFsher language han Is pIs..an.
70 heir ears. . review q lheir oxn course
Wi sxpiaip % them lIs e.uss. n .hey
had been just o others. hey would have
'oand N Ne noihing % complain Of But
heir Ignorance and prejudice led Them
ia'o 2 frsss snar Their ".sry high
regard" Tor Mr. Shepard perverted their
vision, snd they could see nothing bul
asio'miiy 10 all sho happened 10 stand
N shs way Of heir /" great man" They
'ouid no, imagine any ereellsnes ous Of
ne circle Of Pss9uolsnk and Perquimons,
md The overaowing Of heir dissPpoin,.
nen' made is sppsarancs in lIle grossly
'busi'e article We first noticed. Such is-
torrance and folly deserved 10 be exposed
md rsbnked. and we dad no. hesitate 10
'sifarm The duly. Ard though our elas-
sning may have been Cor the presrn,
'riesou', We hope The fruit lhereof will
q wisdom 70 The new Editors. and lhsi in
he future we shall find their dsmeanor
haraeierized with more prudencr. Their
resent raying We regard only ~ eri-
snee Of their drfeai and notification.
nd deem il not necessary 70 SAY word
lore in reply.
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The RersmpiiOa in PnaasyIpania-
The Carlisle Herald Of "Wednesday.
twelve days after resumption. ssys:
/. From every ser.ian af ihs eomnen-
~esl'h we have The pleasing intelligence
Thai the banks af tbis state have, in se-
eordance with law and ihe sell known
wishes ofthe people. resumed specie pay
menis. The resunplion wss amended
with no sxeiismsni. The note. haldefs be
ms generally Wiling 10 givs The banks
Q fair rhsnce."
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Bargains! Bargains!!
GOODS AT CcsT!f

THE ssbseribsr wishing N ns.s bark
= 10 his farm sssia. and dssiring 10
slsse his business 40 this place before
leaving u. wiIl cell his ssork of Good,
By ihe piece az pslifrn. % seii he psr-
chaser. Ar WHAT rHKr cosr DELIEEKED
nERK The 6oeds are 81 zee. and .
great many Of then desirsbls. Call aad
srsmins before spending your cash elss
-hrre. aud 700 shall nos Be Disappointed.
TAll persons indebted all please
esli and seille lhsir dues. &c | intend re-
msinins he's NJ longer Than eompsllsd
By my business.
r. NICHOLS.
February 10. So
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Union Academy.

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aisare - go lEih in1aasi. ara 80 -
- issa nf 1ame, inEi.diag ; teHm Il GkE
leeniis. - nsuIi Ike ts'Iitn. Ger Erssilas.
- g. RssFa.spl CO. csnFs<, cas- a
Epghsh. 10
&inefa $50
Beard sn d@flsrs PEE msaah. rsrw uif ~
takes g ruisissis tAs assr.i. Fhyfa :. - m
celestial lsenltles q ske slndsnis, Ios EAlxa
paFsess The pernii,s sesiosirn naS Afa'fkiaess
AZ ths silaafisn a Tem.sbekay searss@
mo. X. E0LT.
s..msk xssi 0lsnss. Jaa 50 50
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Correspondence Of The National Eaisii.
gsneer.
A.. G..L So. a

We are startled sud amazed this morn.
ing hy news II The utmost importance,
which has crep, silently almost 10 oul
wharvcs. in . p,rket ship, only twenty
two days ffom L,verpnoi. Great Bri
tain 10 erownyd with successes in arms
heyond wins, human ambition. IL seem,
10 me. could rter have dreamed OF.
noun nni, though. if she bears heI
honars w,lh humlii,y. The sum and
subsisnce OF the news 10 this:
The complete success in the objects
oi N. Br,ti.h expedition 10 China.
The offer oi the Emperor 10 treat with
Admiral Elliot. eiihrr al Canton or
Ningpo. The promise of en- indemnify
~ three millions sterling. The leland oI
Chusan 10 be held iill IL is paid. The
disgrace oi the high Commissioner Lin.
A reported forcing Of ihe Boeca Tigris.
and attack upon Canton.
The Csbul and Afshsnisisn war !,
also termins,ed. Dost afohsmmed, alter
snolher defeat, is in the hands Of The
British. The Belooches beaten every
where. Kela, re.occupiei by the Bri-
fish. In sh"r.. the BRUSH are omnipotsnl
in India.
Nor hiss the British arms lc.s success
in Africs, for Mehemet Ali seems now
bot . BRUSH vassal.
Such news as this electrified London.
Tories anil Wing. unite in deifyins the
success of The MInisuy--their luck. the
Torres call il. their genius. the Whigs.
Never. though, was there snch q lucky
administrator Of Foreign Affairs as. Lord
Palmerstnn!
The effect upon the markets was
electric too. Tea fell seven pence ster-
ling PER pound in single day, which fall
will rnin many 10 London. and take a
million or millions from the, pockets of
inpur.ers 10 ire United States. East
India cotton alss had rise. The funds.
Of course, were delighted with such
intelligence. There 10 no doubt. though.
To speak more gravely upon the subject.
,ha, the settlement oil the China question
is of The first importance to secure siesdl-
mes. IN commercial affairs. Long pro-
uac,ed and distant wars were of nature
To unseitle every thing.
New York, Febrnsrya.
Mcleod wa. liberated from jail one
day last week, the required security f"r
hi, sppearance 10 take his trial having
been gwen. but. as soon as he was rcleas'
ed BIZ the sheriff. a band Of two or three
hundred armed men seized and reconduc.-
cd him 10 prison. where at the las, &C.
conn, he was still confined. The object
Of the outrage was said to be TO afford the
owner Of the Caroline an opportunity to
arrest Mcleod for The destruction OF his
boat. 1, was pretty plainly in,imased by
The rinplea iers that he should never be
,llowed to re cross the line.
The British cruisers on The coast Of
Africa continue their practice OF searching
/ American vessels. A ship arrived here
ys.,erday that VAS boarded, on coming
~, oi the river Bros.. and taken p"sse:'
sun Of by British cruls'r. Inc oaaro'
inc officer demanded the ships papers
winch the captain would not give up
lie then proceeded to search the ship
ooeniuv trunks, sealed letters. snd par,
,.I. If Notwithstanding IL be had
,,mnl 20 b,rrels Of bread on board NJ