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Newspaper Page TextSOUTHERN •rrrrrrr-z zsrz~ VOL. iv. ~-rn— MILLEDGEV1LLE, GEO KG I A, tUESDAV, MUG, lltJ.J. No. 1.3. im;«lishkd wekklv, pys OKA 'fTUl VO Si n.M. oh me, (On Hancock it between Weyue L Jutferion,) *r rwni.t. D0l.L4in.iN AI.vaNCB,oil coil a ru at tat KxriAATio.'t or tuk rnAD. il r AilvcrliwioenlJ eon'plcuouxly inserted ,t fl.: ■■ i ■■loniary rule ell i Letters on business, lit be you run. LAIVS OF TlUi UNITED STATES. [BY AUTHOHI IT.] A*.' AC f to amend an act, entitled * \nd ‘[ An] art further to regulate the entry ofmerctinii- cJLe imported into the United Slates from aiy •diluent terri’nry.” <•,*; il enacted % //*« Senate an-I Home of He- ■ 1 .unurcss ny Jtlcd, That, from and after the passage of this act, every master or other per- , in having charge ot a vc I, boat, canoe, or ral*f» or the conductor or driver of any carriage, ,,r deigli, or other person bringiin* inertlian- Jise from any foreign territory adjacent to the United Slates, who shall neglect or refuse to deliver a manifest, us is required in and by the uct, entitled “ An act further to regulnte the entry of merchandise imported into tb»* United States from any adjacent territory, passed the « ( i oiid day of March, one thousand eight hun dred and twenty-one, shall he subject t f » pay, instead of the penalty of four hundred dollar- i nposed by fhu first section of said act, four limes the value ot the merchandise so import ed. Sec. 2. And he it further enanted, That if n- ny person or persons snail raceiev, conceal, or in# (hem ?<> have been illegally imported into ♦Jim United States, ami liable to seizure by vir tue of any act in relation to the revenue, siicii person or persons shall, on conviction thereof, t irfeit and pay a sum double the amount or \ due ot the good 8 , wares or merchandise, so received,concealed, or purchased. w ec. o And he it further courted, Tlint, if a- uy person s!ihI1 forcibly red-t, prevent, or itu- ptalc any officer of the customs or their depu ties, or any person assisting them in the execu tion of their duty, such person, so offending, shall, for every such offence, be fined u sum fl ot exceeding four hundred dollars. Ser. d And te it further enacted, That the provisionsof the forty-sixth section of the ni t, entitled “ An act to regulate the collection of duties on imports end tonnage," p t-?ed the se cond day of March, Ann > Domini one tbou- eunj 5oven hundred, end ninety-nine, he, and they are hereby, extended to the <:;•••• "I goods, wares, and merchandis*', imported into the United blutes, faun an adjacent territory. bee. 5. And be it further tnncUd, That all penalties and forfeitures, incurred by force of this act, shnll be sued lor, recurt red, di>tribiit- c»l, and accounted for, in the manner prescrib ed, by an act, entitled •• An ru t to regulate tlie collection of duties on imports nud tonnage, ’ passed on the second day <f .Mmh Ii, Anno Do mini one thousand seven hundred and ninety* nine. PHILIP r HARBOUR,' Speaker of the House, of Representative*. JOHN GAIL LARD, President of the Senate, pro-temnorr. Washington, March 3, »823 Approves!, j v.mls moMton. Cooi^rrts a»snnbled, That nil the lands ceded ami relimpii-hed to the United .Slates, by the U ea tribe «d’ Indian 8 , under the first aiticla ill the treaty held at Vincennes, on the clventh ^eleventh] day of August, eighteen hundred &: twenty, ami which is qmcified and designated hv the second article of the treaty between the United States and (lie said tribe, c included at St. Mary’s, on the second day of October, eigh teen hundred and eighteen, be, and the .Tine is hereby, attached to the Terre Haute District for tlie sale of public lands in the state of Imli- aea. See. 2. And be it further enacted, That all the pablic lands specified, designated, and em braced within the first and second article of the treaties aforesaid, which have not been granted to, or secured for, the use of any individual or individuals, or appropriated te reserved for any other purpose by any existing treaties or lows, and, wi*h the exception of section numbered sixteen, it each township, which shall he re- » rved for the support of c.hools therein, shall be offered for -ale to the highest bidder, at the f.and Office In the T'-fri Haute. District, under the direction of the Register <>f the Land Of fice, ami Receiver of Public Moneys, on such day or days as shall, by proclamation of ihe President of the United States, he designated for that purpose. The lands shall be sold in tracts of the same size, or* (!••» same terms and conditions, ami in every respect, as provided by the act, entitled “ An act making further 1 revision for the sale of the public lauds,” ap proved April twenty-fourth, eighteen hundred und twenty. See. 3. And he it further enacted, That the Register of the Laud Office and the Receiver ot Public Moneys, shall, each, receive five dol lars for each day's attendance in »u|H'!'ii»tend- ing the public sales of the land before describ ed, aceordiug to the President s pro'.lainntiou* Washington: Approved, March 3, lb23. AN ATT making appropriations for certain fort ifi cut ions of tlie United States for the year one thousand eight hundred and twen ty-three, and for other purposes. 1 prtsenlatires of the United States of America in Concrete ussrmhtcd, That the following sums be, and the same are hereby, appropriated, to wit : .iferary ILizelte, I'eh. 22 office of the ( uiuuierc.ial 1 rom the Lomhu Kerrived at th Advertiser. MEMOIH ,LK m: ST. HELENE. Journal ot the Private Lif and Cot verna tions of the Kuipcror N.\i'oi.i:oN,at Si. Htleiiii. 11}f the Count de litis Cam *. (Vol II.—Darts 3 and 4.J From the muliitmle of Hotiapurlean pub lications with which the. pres* at pr-sent teems, it may be useful to re-tate tha this is a continuation of the work of Las Ca-i descriptive of the personal life and dica of Napoleon in Itinexile, and distinct horn tin more military and historical volumes of ler- tianil and Alontholon. As the first vohmc consisted of two octavos, calh d *' Purtsj s » does this sequel. As a jmdangt, contairiu^ bits of • very tiling, arid hardly disni-dng any th ng, these partake entirely of lie character of their precursors;—hut having been niveu to the world only on Thursday, if cannot be expected from oor diligence to do more than exemplify their various con tents, without analyzing the authenticity of ! i-tiambre on duty, who wan stationed at tin dour within tlie apartment, then summoned the Governor, and he was introduced. Tin Admiral w is following dose behind him. The valet, who had h-anl only the Govern or’s natTin mentioned, suddenly closed tin door n if bout adiriilting the A’dimial, who was shut out in spite ot his remonstrance ; and he withdrew quite d? concerted into the reresi of one uft hi* windows. The v.l » dc chambre who was the cause of this nffi ont, was N jverraz, a Swiss, a good and faithful servant, of whom the Lmperor ficipn ntly said, ♦bat bis vvlode understanding was ab sorb'd in hisatlaclnneot to his master. We were astonished at this unexpected xcurrence ; and we at first concluded Uia! Novirraz had acted in obedience to tin* Km peror's widles. Though we had ample re y son to complain of the Adoii. d, yet we did all in our power to relieve him from his em- b:uTassii:ent ; h.s awkward situation distres -ed u-.—— Ale no iv bile, the Governor’s stall wis iimrnoued and introduced; and tin* cfcumdarice served only u increase the Aimu'al’s confusion. In about a quarter of ‘‘"hour tin Kinperor took leave ot his visit- »vi rnor came out of the draw I the Admiral eagerly advanc their assertions, or, by the process of com parison, showing their probabilities or cun-Ion. T Irudiclions. Suffice it to say, that they j ing-room, have much to amuse curiosity, and provoke led to mi • t him.—They said a U. w wmds t discussion. Their political credit we leave | ea«*U oth r with son»« degree of uaruilh. to political reviews—tlleir peculiar infeiesl, thru took h ave of us and departed, as relating to a most extraordinary man. we 4 We joined »h»* hall nmv make it our business to ilhstiate, and on** ■ u.,» rsati as far as our information and limits admit nil’s disconiflture. The narrative embraces me first three oothhig of • n* matoTlie months 1 residence at Long wood, viz; April stance was **ileh the • fl*. t \ , f, |, May and Jnm* ; and «ome of (lie minute de- I emperor d* rl.u-ed - r*. j 1;!-n tails may be considered ludicrous, or filthy 1 joke, fit- • .rs: min a. fit..f |. t _ according to the fancy, feeling, or, perhaps, j h. - haod-L .»; >I • v i • I lt \ • nation of those who peruse them. Af-1 of a school ho -vho li.u| mp* tor in th** garden, ■ Tile Gmpf-ror kn«*w ter shaviiTg, I off a tricl “The Emperor then washes hit face, I Noveri.<•/..** von h.n md very frequently his head, in a large sil- jibing for i your lif.*. ver basin, which is fixed in a corner of llic | me say Hr t I *voiilJ in t . e gl.t thousand dol- ll^lull, iotly-stA luuujiu.i! Uvit- Kor Tort Delaware, tlfty-i lars: For Tort V/«*L • For Fort Monroe, one hundred thousand dollars : For Fort Callioun, eiglity thou and dollars* Fur collecting materials ior a fortification at Mobile Point, in the State of Alabama, till) thousand dollars : I or the IL oleis, and Chief [Chef] Mcutcur. one hundred thousand d'dlarst For collecting materials for, and proirrcsving with a fort on, the right hunk of tha MU»is»ip pi, opjio.ite Fort St. Philip, forty thousand dollars : For repairing Fort Juck.-on, in tlie harbor of Savannah, eight thousand dollars For contingencies and repairs of fortificati on-, t«vcnty-»U thousand dollars : For ill*- purchase of smzii amis for armlnr; the whole body of the militia, in addition to the annual appropriation of the year one thou- md eik’M hundred and twenty three, for arm ing the niiTiiia, twenty thousand dollars: For completing the barracks and other pub lic building 8 , at llatou Rouge, twenty-nine thousand one hundred seventy-eight dollars seventy-seven cents. Washington: Approved, March 3, Ifi23. Pub- '.l Wi*h jhe M. uh! d uf l ebild, ily played \h! my good • d • ii* n clever H- had heard , . the Ad.n. ala- room and which was brought from tha K- gain, ami he thought 1 v».a^ hour .1 to -Imi iysce. The Kinperor is very lusty; hi* the donr in Iti* fa< Rut this honest Swiss skin is white, with but lewhiirs; am! hr may perhaps carry the joke 'oo far: if 1 i..io a c<. tain cjnj ,..:t u !;ic!’« :! • not be J v. nr.for*umif !y to *>v, we must get rid 1on«* to the male si-v tud f.» w hich be some- f of ihe t tovernor. he would be for asnassinnt limes jokingly alludes. He rubs bis ch«*st ling himbefote my eyes.’ uni arms with a tolerably hard brush. He ) •* Some one jokingly observed, that the afterwards gives the brush to Ins valet dc j two first days o! the Governor s arrival had chumbre, who rubs his back am! shoulder^, been like days of battle, arid were e ileulated iind when in good humor he olten days,' to make us appe ir very untradable, though we were naturally mo**t patient and accom modating. At these last words, the Empe ror sinil-d, and pinched *he e »rof the indivi dual who madi the remark.” Speaking of the Ku«sian war, we have the following: . . . “ On another accasion, the Kinperor said, * I might have sham! with Russia the pOM>es*iun of the Turkish Empire. W* hid oftener lli^n once contemplated the idea, hut Constantinople was always the obstacle that opposed its execution. The Turkidi capital was the grand stumbling block he- Russia wanted it, and I could int Constantinople is am inp re of it u* re I should m»r »>e the more incliie d t»>| ( as.Mtftii i'ernei, and Arouchuu, ,u.u ‘ TlMwfi-n wold,cmli.iiml unpportej b* il. Duplc-i*. Cr. o-<uaa I"' as f J I ’ n ' ■ l ’ 1 ' ■ [ uful Hyde lie N. uv.lle. Tl.e , cun- turned quite ohactiuious. and was only ea: 11 , , ... to obtain a few conditions. To these, lion lenM *' 1 \ hd{ ,l ‘ e ChaUiber had the power ever, 1 by no means acceded, and merely ,0 ,,s nAember*, and relcr- l ontcnfed myself with congratulating lieroi, I re< ^ to the practice ot the l<n i*>n F.uliu* her willingness to list*m to reason. In criti I merit and ihe Congress of the G. biaL.'S. c .l circumstances, M idame, said 1, it i- Happening to cite the par.icular ledera- .. irV’-, dur> lu t ndcNVur to -mmlhi.lilBcul live states on Ihe bank* ..I (be Oliii. nn.l liert-»go home to your husband, and do not .i,., \i. m i r* ,• , , . . , J WlssKiipni, M. do (itran in • \ aim torment him by your opposition. i . . , r ‘ ’ • The vv.ty in n liicli M Lus ( a*e. mixes up may U.. v .• r j well tor ,.»»*** ! old and new affaiis, Bonaparte’* statement- j ”> ,,e Neuville coottuued, and aod the doings at Long wood, is extremely with much ability urged the propriety of perplexing and inconvenient—iliu want of j adopting the recommendation o( the hu- •ntmuity m the subjects, and the fits and read. He* proposed, however, or iaiher .t«rl» by whivb .-very IhinK « W i«i.r. amf«- e-l, u4 »n amendm,-ol. that the ses (lit; reader wofuliy. 1 '** »nnpv»*i| mis cell.miea, liowt \er unconnected, arc quite'as modi united as in the Work wht nee they are taken— The Kinperor said, he had been much her, io the next session, to deter hnrt ot the conduct «»f M. d«* I. »b«>miU ne, i me tor thewaelvf*, whether they who being at Orleans in IBM, in charge of. would permit his return. r wl'i 1 '* n» c ); „ m .,po W «» uoallv carried bv a on.) his own private property, hid t ken | * ** J them to the Count d’Artoia in Paris, instead Hr ® e n, *»Jorifjr. of carry ug them .» Foi.i unl.a.. •. do %%.«- j A debate then aro«e on M. Hyde in duty and i i coi^cietice bound to do.— • '*« Neuville** amendment, win h «aS * Ai.d vet IjHlmuiilt-rie was n«'t a bad man,' Curried with the fame acrimony urn! vio- *‘ a *d the Kinperor ; ‘ I had both loved him lence a* the preceding. M. M.iaucl ad- and .Menm-d him. Ou my return in H th. dressed the i hamber, during which a M. a.ne him. .,od |)10 f ound „| e „ ce pr „ aiM . S A1:t . r „ near wli.it n* had to say iu his own defence • , —lie no doubt would have proved that hi ,Pkl 8 cn€,dl 't>servalioii*,be said, “ I fault arose from ' is ignorance, and not from not my judge*, hut tny his heart. He knew me—lie wa* uware tin accuser* ; I expect from you. not jug- ii he could approach ine,the 'ffair would be’ f ice, b«it vengeance, and I will not *ub- 8. tiled with a few angry expressions or. mi mil. The moment resistance becomes p.-l-W I <jl*Dkn«w my mvn ! H r „ al , 0 , lernmes a dot , „ w , a was resolved not to take hnn into i y M*r ' . ^ A 3 * vice again, and therefore refused to ad expulsion should not t j absolute, but g^L lor the remainder of the prenent y^sion, h aving it to the mej^rity of the r\% i -o, for me ; and 1 shall know how to It was the only way in which 1 < take example ol courage from you, -as hard as if you were Cume, brush h scrubbing an ass. “ After he has had hi? hack rubbed, nr af ter he has fl ushed shaving each side, of his beard, he sometimes good humouredly looks his valet in the face lor a few seconds, and then gives him a sin u t box on the car, ac companied by gome, jocular expressions. This has been construed by libelists and pamphleteers into the habit of cruelly beat ing those who were about him. We all in our turns occasionally received a pinch or a box on the car ; hut from Ihe expressions which always accompanied the actimi, we {tween thought nrwlm vary buppy In rccahing 1 resign it , . such favours during the period of hi* power.” i self. Il is the rral keystone of power—-for We have many more remarks on Ilia {lie who possesses it may rule the world, quondam friends U ministers*, here put into R. spel ling the story of hi? becoming till* mouth of Napoleon, from which we at?- ‘ Mchomotan in F.gypt, La? Cases’ testimony 1 places his Master iu the light of an unprinci lect a few “Thu Kinperor next spoke of his own 'Iiniste»*s—id Cassano, whom lie believed io have (men sincerely attarlud to him— Clarke, to whose charaet. r Time, he said, would do ample justice—(’ , whom lute events had shown to ha\e been Wurth bul little. The Kinperor had sun essivr.lv »p pointed him Ambassador to Vienna,"Min- i istcr of the foterlor, and Minister for foreign , affairs. Talleyrand, oh-erved the Kmp**i" , leBcribed his character in ;» word, w in n lie AN ACT making appropriations for t lie. liuiMin^s. Ilf it enacted Ay the Senate ami House of Hr pruentatii ci of ihe United Stairs of America i Confess assembled, t hat the follnwing sum? o oiuiid) Io-, end are htsrcby, appropriated, to w it For iinpra .dug the grounds around the Cupi tol.ono thousand dollars. fur i.rl.m iiltmii.-. I-IL I-. .I in Hie l.nri,) anil (lf ‘ lht , Uio -mu u! u„r J 1 ." ’.. V . " - •• ‘x "• "ho romj r«inv!il tervii <■ of till! Lolled Slates in die Ke- i wo Ii,■ ii.J.od iIuIIhi- I lutnself fit Inr any (dace on the esc ol volutionary War For JinWiing the b. uth I’oriico to tlie Presi- ,IM !S!P oi ? e 1 , I m ,, . t to '* Veit enacted Ay the Senate anu llousc of Hi •, , JtMl ,* g Hotiio, the miui of nineteen thousand j " Hi • hdlmvmg ;tr«* «mm> f.e h pnrtiru- pnifUalUuot th€ VmiUt Stout ,J Jminra m L^,| ar> • U.-< re«pretiit|t M. lie T (T»t . viand) 1 Inst (be Secretary ol Wnrl ,'or an alle*>ricat ornament furl Clock for ">tl M l ui'he, svlnne nsni.-s have an (re b- nalhoriccd, (ml Inn Hereby million:-.'. 11 ,| 1( . , f tl,e Sem ,,'«odiou , ,|joll.,;<. I |.iently he. n in. ntini.r.l-I endeavor ond re.|'.ired,to re-torstn the li.-.t of peuMon- s ,. t . o father I fat .aid * rs Ilia name of any person svho may have , , cveia | „ lnis „f lnolM , , )P |Mlil) out „f a:l y m „. 4 i-eii, or btreuftcr shall be. .Irirkcn therefrom, | nt!>3 ju irea-ury, aolullierwi-eap.iropriat- in pur,'.unce of the net oft 'nereis, puss. .1 the i c j first ifiy of .May. one dint.sai.il eislit liandredj amt twenty, entitleJ “ \n act in mid 1 ' AS ACT to author, to psv for certain r •pain tu i I’o.hi ()tfi':n, and to keep tha Lu, Washington Approved, March 3,1823. I sin mid tun ct, entitled ‘ An act to provide for ceilaiu on sun** engaged in Ih*- UnJ and naval service * f the United States in the Revolutionary War,” pa*—'! the eighteenth day of March, one thou sand tight hundred and eighteen, if such per- dricbau from the list of | Dr il .and npuarafo*, i i l Uh pled scoff) r at all r* ligim “ 4 After all* continued he gaily, it ‘ would not have hern no very extraordinary, even though circumstances had induced me to embrace Ll.uni-in—and as a good <l ecu of I* ranee oncc?aid, * Fuu willttU ii it as much !' . . . Bui i must have good reason* for my conversion. 1 must have been secure of ad vancing as f.*r as the Euphrates, at least.—- l a lunge of rdigi *n inr piivnle interest is iu- e cu-ahle ; hut it may he pardo ied in consi- der.ifi tii of Li.iiientfe political results.’ ” (ff his ger.ei iL, N.ip.de'ui is represented hs speaking «s freely as of his courtier* : *• M k was siirii.irned by the Arabs tlu* Ju*l Suilan-- it the funeral of Marceau, the Austrians olHwrved an armistice im account loft.;* cqiect they entertained foi him—and , - ,, . ynoii,, Uuphot was the emblem of perfect h as possible to avoid repetitions. ' \ j, fue. M de i , said the Emperor, w ait-! “‘But tlie same commendations cannot ed two days and night at Vienna to. full | Ik* Vstoni d on those who were farther ad power.? to treat for peace in my name ; h.u lanced in life—for they belonged in some been ashamed to have !|)!i- measure to thee a that had just pa sued a* ,mv way. ALisscnn, Aiigereau,Rrunc,su:d many . . , " ere mi rely intrepid il* predators.— Helena fur I cannot but al- M.,-seu , was, moreover, distu gui.-lu d for tmut't- General j’"'; *' ‘"M' 1 ' 1 ' 1 />"'• l-^'l ;• omluct in this instance has puirhii-fd my t e Xllu to St i low that 'I is u rnanol-ingular t.ilent, • the most trordid avarice. It was averted, I him. ., . . j J Imp* ‘hat m *- :.ml i h, Id out against him 0o klc Vfndeans, wlu se energy ,vu* so and sexei il otliei*. Kmc the piedecessot conspicuously disj*|j\cd IU sen.Hue. ..»Cs ol Lahoui!lerie, would not have acted in ih . ; hither. I owe to tlit in ’be example manner—he was entirely di-voted to my p. r t | ie v have sel me : call i. hv the .-ill on •• would ww broiM ht mx tn mri to e.. , , . . Fontainbleau at all liuzuds; or, if he had !• j‘ *'* ‘ n failed in the endeavor, be would have thrown ‘ l. : r. *.. rtyi c-l:. it into a river, or distribut'd it in variousi Q' 1 *! R except by the violence ot place*, ratiiei than gibe il up.’” i who hive made !h‘*n?elvc«* fj,w The eldest son of Montholon, seven or ; cu^er*.” (Bravo! Bravo! on the lei).) eight year* old, named Tristan, was, it L J “ M.deGnardin—Feai him from the mud, very idle— , Tribune »»• “ He confessed to the Emperor that he did . i... . . .sot every <h.v. • D» you nuteatev.ry' 1 M ' 1 M T l \ h#t( ’v p r be the d:«v?* Said the Emperor to him. 4 Ves.Sire’j ri?fll, J* * will yield only to violence; often 4 Well, then, you ought to woik every day ;| ’j 10 fu> h) of liberty has been rendered no one should cat who doe* not work.’— ( fruitful by generous blond.”—(Cries of Uh ! if that be tlie case, I will work ever) Bravo on the l^tt, and a profound silenco day.’«aid the child quickly. 4 Such is the ,, 0 influence of the belly.’ said the Emperor . 7 - . tapping that of little Tristan. ‘ It is iiunge j titling of Tuesday, March 4. th.it m ikes the woild move. Comemv lit , At halt pa-t one o’clock almost all the tie man, if you are a good boy, we'il m. ke a memberi of the left entered the Hall in ‘ li , u ' * «*»*’* •>* «oe,’said | a ho.ly, i.ith M. Manuel at their head. r, ;e,U., |K>u.,n, U,km K »„ t ry | tvhl) , Pl1tei , I mns rt* ht. nsui.l place.- satuiaa) 1.1th—I he conversation again , . 1 fill upun J until. Ol the .'..hsidereble tor-' 1 l,e ,n " ra,or ?' » hw.h commenced on hts tunes which the Kinperor had hrstowed.! n TI ,earance » mcreaied every moment, that of Ju ot, he said, was the most extra- *od were parlu ipated in by the persons vagant. The Hums he had given him almost in the gall**rv. J he principal Hoiesier exceeded belief, nod yet he was always ii wr*:t tip to (he President, who addressed drl,t-hr had »pM tr. , - vvitt... .t to , ome re| , ruilchWi as HobaitT credit to hiinstlf, without discrimination ni,. , n . , t ,Mf. and. tm. fr«,,.. „tl v , the Etnp.cer ad ‘ J 11 bv *»>'»*. l*e could »! d, in grntt debauchery. ■ 1 11 ®l M d an ill !. 44 4 Juo >t iu the canq iign of R .. sl.i ga •nr great cause of di-hHtisf.ictiiu,* .-aid t Ernpi roi— 4 he was m> longer tin* same iru and committed some great errors, whi M After the return from Moscow, Junot. J Al two o clock the President rang bis in coo sequence of the di**atisfartion he had j ^ >( *^* Profound silence ensued, and ail given, lo t the governorship of Paris; and j eyes were directed upon M. Manuel, Ihe Emperor sent him to Venice. Howe j The President.—Gentlemen, the 9Iit “ T | ;t '■ * ■ wns 1(11 ’ '*"••• I® t in id in t r ly suftvnvd, l.yht. appoint.n.-pt oij ln ,i n i„,„ iinre nf m ,. rr (he Le . gislalive Hall (Lu Police^ is vested id tlie Chamber. Authority to thia efiecLii exercised in its name by the President the ex< css in which he had indulged,j who gives the necessary order* to the luoke out at last into complete in mil).— I guards on duty,” J he result ol thu de- I hey wic oblig'd to?. him, an ! «onvey ! liberation of yesterday N sitting vrai, that nun borne to his paternal mansion, wheie h« i->« , , 9 i i ,, ,* , ... , '«>'i excluded 31. M.inue id d y.inr m • du d miwu'.ibly slmrtlv after, having mutilat , , . ♦ d his person with hi; own hands. ; dunr, « ,l,e co,,r * c of «h'« Sessi.m. “Sunday 14th—During the dinner, speak | * >,}, ‘* ,n consequence written to M. M. ing of dress, it was said that amongst the. (|uentors, th it they might giveor.L ra ibcr of gn at personages of that time. I to the I lui-Mer? not to let M Manuel en- the aKiubers of the right side, who ap peared to bj cci.eertiug amongst them* s* Ives. governor general of Illyria—hut the blow was struck. The frequent incoherence* which had been observed in Junot’* behavi or for sometime pu>t, and which had aiisen fn ■ ‘ iM son,so itriiken h om the h>t ol j envi »ncr>, fmv, 11 ! v\eight into the scale nf Hr- : •“"! jit all timev of tliioKin^ grrai j Til I pl.iji-il liiin a trick wliic!) mu'lit liaic iionn had cal lied liic riiliculc in tint point lor Ihi, li.iil The nrdc . vveiahl into the 1 i .. ». .. .. . i r... • •. ... • i. .. \i • . .i . ..» i. ' ' . „ V ; ( uOL't-ts* ,US< i ldnl, That ihi r..*t.„ . t. :• t.r; 1 * . continued he, was always in a . . I red to pay,out of tbs money,«• j 9 * *j ■ but it w«« ... p . ici| Hi in ...!. indigent ciic.ii, .lance, «=. to he un ,1.1.: i r .'"' , K . ; " s " f '* l''“ k '" "" ,l, » | ' j' fom nas ex („ -upp-rt him-clf w.tl.o.it the a -i-Mncc oil' 1 } »f'«•« I l,:lv ,lot!,... ..ml Unni'j he treated hr nemb M ,f they u. ciiat-v, an.l ill'll !:<■ ha« in,! .J.-, '.I "inr M’.-I'V , i . i,'.,ic . repair, imbhtin fiiturebecnme Ins roemi« (—and ii*ti • i' oroiu'itv. or anv n<>rtion there r t: * nt ‘ r, ‘' . 9 UKC » n, V* ,!,r l ,rmj,ir " 1 - n li«‘ hfliaved to his enemies ns if tliev niiiiht proved a hanging matter—dial bung one “T . 1 1 ciMilirn* d In. « alwpjrt in » I day indignant at Inn di p -edatiui - , I d tran*f*rred In* propeily, or any portion there f, with a view to obtain a ivisiou. .? See. 2. And h- it further enacted. That fir v hieh iIn* is * s'lpplcncntery, shall, In o a lit* •f to fiinki* hi* schedule, end furnish i nndel* ihi a ai.id 6c it farther . ,«iW,"lTml, wiien! "'f ''vcnlc.i.lli ay ir.r.*o«i. coming within th«provi-ion*ol the 1 lttl ” ,v ‘ • >rF! m* iintitili 1 to aiteuJ 1 * u " 41 oiitmgent t lencc, by said act. rc inlred, it .*>hall hr law- j [ n y ’’"’' I i| far any judge or ju tu u of a court of record, keeping m i the dutJict, city, enmity, or borough, in >bir!i siicb person ru^idcs, to attend at lih place n jhiide, aiel receive his schedule, >uid oath or illii mation, and "sidjuJ^e or ju Mice shall ecr- ify that said upplieaut war, from ho My they ml they might act.o* nin«* time or o.’her hccoint* hi* frmiids. M. IiumJil'J u„d l ,|,. T | I!U J ,, Uv tJS be n, in my .mini,,,,, J hoodie to the Faubourg St. Germain. In the affiir of the divorce, he was for the I! vliicti .1 ccrtifi- • pro ! i • apparatus, belonging to Department. Wunhington : A*'proved, March 3, 1823. AN \(’T to emit] hirers of tlie T ami settle tlie i > proper aecouiitii: y Department 'n uts of tha Surve) K**ihti«: f.amls in the stales of Ijlinoi:- Mi'soiiri, nnd territory «>f Arkansas, for ex v f„ r | war with Spain, though in public he bad the j art to appear averse to it.—Tims it was from uid Ja kind of spite Ihat Napoleon made cho re I of Valencey ns the residence of Ferdinand, j In short, said tin* Kinperor, ‘ T was i the principal instrument and be active f a M w as distinguished for firm toy of-1 cause of the deal ii of the Duke d'Enghieti.’' deceived with ri-pnt to the c lit ( Napoleon oil*' t j actress (Mndem his banker for t or.i.miO.iiOO, Great enjhar raiment ensued—for my name was n d without it* due vvtight. The hanker w rote to intimate that lie could not pay the hum without the authority of Masicna. Ou the* other hand, lie was urged to pay »t without lie>iLitii»n, ah Mas-'i i,.a, if he vvi n* wronged, could appeal to the CoiiltH of law for justice. Md.-sena, how i v i i e-oi ted to no loga I - tep-, and consoled liini^i It as well as !n» could for tile payment of the money. “ 4 O. Oudin«>t] Alurnt, and N»y, were cnminon place kind of Generali*, hav ing no recommendation, save personal courage. Moneejr was an holiest man Maednn* It)—I was aracter of er wa- given agree* i i: i n i ly 10 lnt|r " r, ' l,ll! ' i * IUI '■ hai in tu nnd fun,ulit lli.,1 the publiccaU^'l.im'Klng l" 1 1 Ml JJ b f* •>««» 1 " duccd. I invite M. Manuel t fuither lli.ui Mur.it—mid yet, huiiiu wrvi il hi" iiu'"* uns fur the most ' oh np'hr! r. d, that ;i ri'Ii'liriilrd I U. , He Tlnneiiurl) hud de-1 ••*?>... [SimIkiI oInn had liii fault* ir • : m rilled him with ^n:ii truth. If you .e-h him ‘n. il m hi. merit 4 . The uhnle of his .1. 6t cht.dule* In o w inch tiu it further in tie allot re filed un « MippICM •rovi-iunv of tiiiv ne|. 'ball i.l* pawage thereof; mid all olht* tere.ifler to bt •Unwed under Iliem U at, aid,»h«U commence iroui (tie time ol unup Ur the proof U*.vUmglou, March 1, lb23.— Approved. ":: l i.-.i cicrk’lurc ill I..N Offi.a*. ’ aJ ’ ' *'*'|M‘ , cMim | ,’ s.ml Hie, ‘ lie is an iron chest, paign of the south of France was admirably j the day, for discUMing the propoiition ol w.-re silenced immediately bv the rk ’ /■ n,//, II,r V,„ AU „ nfn . I "h-oce 1M ennot exlrnrt » *yH*W, ; 1 conducted It " II team l> hi credited that M. d« U BourdoDoave, for eiitnlliog M.l t from ibeir rcllencn*; ' , ' .. 11 l. ' ”fif jrounek him notlnnj;. you mil mum helm- ihi mnn, * l:u*e di|)ortnient mid inn I Mniiiisl wm r died uv M tin m'm dc I M i, , • , , V , if . ;|K" : V , n'l . 0 V"' 1 to *top hi* i.ioutll—he mil become u rh note a lofty rh.irajter, of hi, ? , W d« U'jjrdtn kit bit place Ud rpok* ''• k' 1 «^"KrraaurmWrtl, lint he |»'npcr ncenunliiii; . ar ., 0!! .j,,.•• , Wliee 1 h nrnl .r II,. ,1, „ l ma0,l, J » Mann* OD th* JittUon pnju-. to eeverill Mnoibtr*. . I.y. nuiboiiwid »mi renuired iu’nudit I ,.|! V —cotmlenancc,’ nihil the fwi t \ tl i, I (In Ii . „i ,,|i Spain I j 1 “ *** PP M «d U Ot* Pi , fhe DUtnbei i | D puli ipn iuiiy. nimble to attend -ml dc'.)'.!(bile, and pul h or alii mat cate, hlmll by *«i<l jud*:n or jiu I In tlie comt of wlndi !u* is jud, tpinion ol said < ourt, of tlm pi rfv «outn'uied iu said •rlicdnlc, leu* I tfieicon, nud certified by t!i *■ oirt; and &uih schedule tlmll I tlm p:u jKiser loutcvnplateU by tlio • I ! \. authm iacU and required to audit and - • ■ t - , ,. carted, That no Ik* the •ccuunti of the Surveyor of Pu Kmpcror, i* sn• immoveable. Lot rotlung j through thetm.nu mageiueiit uf poor Jmwqdi, -d un claims or lauds in the stntesof llVircii and M ouri, and } riin e ' rr . **'” “> ,l * Lanin sand Alurat . whose plans ami mi.-oic* Were not si.it. il er the ac* or u« t*,j territory nf Arkanva*. for extra clerk Idle i,« In ««»*i! j ‘kingly to say of him, that 'f, while hi | ;o the pnsrnt age, am! seemed ratio r to he- cut, or under the' office, tor mrveyir * ex* ciilcd befon* the fn-i j was speaking to ) on, seine one -ImiiiUI r.oniv \ long to a Sou hi e iIkui to me. I looked about oinnierx e l>d«*rn| ,|sy of damtary, one thousand »*ig it h iritbeu , behind him and give him a ku !;, his rouu- ; for Mime one capable uf repairing thi e dis n-iou*: tttul twcniy-three, iuu! for w! ich provision jtenunce would betray OU iodi<;a;ioii uf Ihi Wii* n«>t m ido by an uIIovvhiico of iiiilca*)* j affront.* ” on fl-- "tirvrys of tnn pnblir lands, under the j Th* first a ppvo ranee of Sir H m, ,.fl!." C„np-(,of the foiled Sinlc.Klh 44 i, ,t.. M rih«i inn «v.,y o.J.ly iliITt'i n( from ( o v uhl ,„»k to l.i. i%ifc, by »l third day ot April, oue thousand eight bundled O’Mcara’a r«l ifn*u: * ’ pi. * f.»r,'*nni Vxu ,mIme^lhe r.'q^*!f cirri' Ulrr '* 4 »»‘P‘ »’m*i»ted as thr olijccf ol ’ bin) to -end b**r to me. She a-M»n., d an :.u now 1 bv htw in U n'oiiico. of ho ' I hll ' ;, ’ ! '°, N hi.f..«uHrr , mol [ of Uxlllily, nml dvchMIy luhl niv that hr. tln r Murv'evors’ticiotml, proportioned to lie* «*-*ru*cd »*l tve y thing lusc, oppic »v# ,*,iil laisliand should certainly not rvturn to Spair. •pinritiiy uf work done in each; and the n 1 r / l,li j 1 J'ml iclioti of Sir 11. L..we j—that In* |; d already pcrU i nn d iuipoi tarn Franc “ The Kmpi roi laughed very heartily, and confessed tl».it certain co-tumes and man ners sonieliines gave to Murat the appear ance ol a quack ojwrator «»r a mountebank. If w as added, that Iteroaduite also took inf! nit* pains with Ins dre?*, and Launes be stowed much time upon his.” * Director of a Theatre nt Fari 8 , simitar to Alley's. \invv,\ii.v. '=,(•*. L bli,. •ived I d by the Met at Nev FRF.Nrn CIIAMUFK UF DKTl’TIKS. In li.c 1'l.a.i.lier ol 1>* (intien on Mon | .lay tlie :U ol March, when (lie or.lcr oil hctivcen lei to withdraw. M .Manncl (,i.lilre«sc.l the I'rcfidcnt from i.l" (ilarc.) I tt.ile.l yriterilay that I would only yield to violence , lo-duy I uh,ill keep my word. Tl.e President'—I .lull noiv suspend the Sittine for the 4 | ..ce of an hour. { Inv ite the D- puties to asse.ohle iu their respective Bureaux. Meanwhile I nil! Cive the n<o‘«.:ry orders (Cne» nf I’m- vo on the right.) '1 he w lode ri-ht »ide then wilbdrcw. I he Memhers of the left con'inued .(in- «t!» ... th* ir places, and kept silence, «iih the exception of some observations occasionally a.a.lc .n a |.,.y tone of voice one or two Members, which Kb \C f (oi.pl.'mnntsry *' \'t h l to dr-i^iMie 1! 1 lets, uml e*tahli«!» L di*p »-«| uf tin* pul'lie. land*, offered far hale, iu the nl.ite ) tl e m bound* ■ I Offic entitled i of Pm lot heretofore of Ohio a ud I min be d rjiueltd by Uie Senate end Hour* of Tie t. loH fiOj'iht United Mail* i j ,imtrua tn ! for some one tnd J cast my eyes on S .... win i was i)Kir me. lie .•nud lie was ready to mi- ;an T.owc j ijertake what l wished—hut entreated that . . . . ‘ . 4 he said, in abort, at tlkit period j W expected to be rcpioi.ihid I dcsirnl ii at,'so »t|"W**d. shall b«* paid out of any mo- idi k |»lay?, very littb* !•* their credit, III** i Jur- s* uio', ami was nmv entitled to a little ri [. ; actrr of the Comt of l#ongu mid. » p< i the Treasury, not otherwise appmpr. J. Washington: Approved, March .3,1323. ‘ In about half an hour, the rm;»eror en I tend the drawing uu.m. The valet do * Madam* ,’ s.dd I to her. * i did d for yon wMh the view ntiuduii i^, )oui liling. 1 am not your buslaud—and il l ident, but persisted ; and w hen the i rorviposing the left and lef* centre, w.i* President called on a member to speak eighty. M Manuel, was «>n the second on the quection.M.Girardin grasped hold | bench, between M. M. SaUeron ...J of the tribune and ex'laimed, *• I will Ticsvir.r. ppeak—your clamor shall not overpow-1 M. 51. Cawimire-Peirier, 2. : i^aeur, cr me—l will oppose whatever iiuico*.e| V illemain, and St. Aignao, •uecesaivejy H ■ Much tumult ensued, iff the course cf Lining tlie •u«pension ot the Sitting, a which, a member, M. Foy, r mc are* ac- i picquet ofinfintry ol the line w,.* intro rused the President of failing in his duty , dm ed into the anti-chamber of Pas-Pei and forfeiting hm honor, which accusa-!dus. fions were repelled by the Frttideut A group of Royalist Deputies h.idas- with mm h dignity and tirmet*! 1 *. ! sembled .n the t a^sage h ading to it»o 1 h«* debute was thin resumed, in, conference apartments, and were listcu- w Li* b the pri ji'Ct was tj pvif'd by .M. dej mg with earnest utter*'''?! Ic 5J. Kcrro |

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Southern recorder. (Milledgeville, Ga.) 1820-1872, May 06, 1823, Image 1