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Newspaper Page Textmm'm ns. I mad,, R r a lowly n i„l,v. of KrUnnwIedgmeut. j,,,\|y my head,1 perceived 1 „:v «i It spectacles, wus ft K 'i t 'ily. . . (VnM«» . yon iTHirl ^ |,avl:. ' A litll«» f/l/ r ■riMthf pi> r h , , . • ,», . Until, to.til M.tr; l»ti:'.ltin l) spurt with human un ,I k bond, grin ijy _ m I'. 1 ' rel’etid, iv. iU. U.'t if We will follow my preamp lions; A- I tll.'t the p.vir young mm wear a plaster, upon >"ur r ...1,out’ 1000 pillion? of " titf 11., wltir- Inis mnii'iiinc, ?"M, *'t <"'• ? | r, i*dgllatill gallmi the ?nd . .j Your fiier.l l"’i'o he is not long f l 1 ' ll, ' h jr'lJc will follow wiV, interrupted Sj"’<- Uel.-s-Tek.- » win- glass l,f Cayenne pr; l ral itl af>itd ifMcohol. V V, 1 hv ah - ‘ of Mins mater .a.^} » 1 Jf t p.lifn you go Vo Otu, aoiu iuu* ry’a mol her”— "—A ml a fhniwl night ran, said Mary. . Double jlatmil, sail the first J.lack hood, | T, or tt petticoat would he better still. And a pair of stackings round your neck, said tin 1 , si cornt hoot,!. li’uollen stockings added Mary— And drink during the night itlioiit two gal i ma of boiling cider,, said Spectacles, solemn ly. And a spoonful of tobacco ita every ten minute',said Mary. Child, child ! said Spectacles, sharply, you talk foolishly. A poultice of burdock leaves for the feet— No—llye meal and cider, interrupted the second hoot'. No, no—Mustard sad and vinegar, said llio third, eagerly. J remember that — Human p..lienee, could endure no more I started front my s. at, made a hurt it d hurt, end lel't ihc house wiih so much preeijiila; titm, mat as i , uj.sc u ovet utva...,-, * ->«“••• tied and nearly fell. Have you sprained yourself? sum a gen- | tie 111 'I n who "v.s passing. If you have, take a little opodeldoc— _ Chemical embrocation, said she with the spectacles, running t > im doni. Hull it with funnel said the first black homl pressing lielnml In r. Take a pailful of wheat Iraad, said the second, coining out on the step ; mix it with boiling water, stir it well with a mould candle, and—Take a walk with me to New Castle, this afternoon, said Mary. This, Mr. Editor, is but one forenoon of m y miserable life. Go where I will, l hear of nothing but portions and plaster, flannel gowns, burdoc and mulleti. My very night dreams aru disturbed. It was only last night I thought our majestic i.er was converted into a stream of catnip tea, while the blessed flats above, us were suddenly changed into Calomel pills. It' there bo a remedy—alas ! I sicken at llie word—let it bb administered speedily. Yours, in e-rtnmis, WILFRED. Tin; GREEK The following official document, just, ar rived, not only eunfirins wllut has he , d of the nv,'"order of Hung* in Ore derides the tpie: linn, must unaeemuit hated, whether nr lull, the Greeks solved on obtaining their liberty : I , (!(.,. the l>revident of Ihc (.recti Go- vtrnmcal, l’etivbcys, to his tdon (. It Ahi- cuna."! , ARrnos, April 18. M:/ U nrest S'<tt I have before written to ii... iitr.iirs of mil' emtntry. To day 1 announce to von, that ih„ A. .se.rvd ( di gress assembled outlie ISthof March, has ising matters to the alisl'oeliun of all. Having constituted itself, ami elected me President of the Executive Hudy - the Hi Imp ul'Y rartena, Vice-Presi dent of the Congress- -Theodnrus Negris, t 'lianeellur of State, and our learned friend, Stamatius, Vice Chancellor ; its first ope ration In* been to sanction as immutable, I mill a conviction of their utility, 'lie princi pies nf the organic law of Epiduurns, and decree merely that a committee, composed ot seven members, should perfect it by the requisite additions and aileraticms. It? se- eond iransaelion lias been to annul the insu- i gov eni in cut s throughout the country ,s,on--I hound to Cadi.’: but from the. < h. nmrtr.iwe I mill, for ol'her.a. ying out Mr. Itod.icy as im.ustei I.o H Ayres, Where she "us, a'ti'A Dud- ISefjon, to -red, it WHS lime,gill ennuis that she should go to Gihinl- rtiis i.llei ition, as tilings liavo turned . have been the. means of avoiding | Turk npi . (">1 •' Fiunr.li , Anniio ortt len-ne frmnl the cUr-Mer oftnat gentletrim h , ,he I reeks. 1t« first incited them to rn-'m.-d vvtlli ; ^ ’ r , n „, known- adnpU'd to the ‘frvi.’C m "Inch he ju A Umn nhli.d td them to th«ir fel , Stm ,.' ; e,. . ■ ^ , f , Vu tm y t | «imliL ngc d, and be U pe-e.-ed, ol a pr. 1 I .1 t | llit» IMYJlUYl I i 1 ‘ ' ns ’ 1 * ! 1 * 1 • ,.j,rK lie shrunk Imin tlie - . ii it Vi t| Moslem, dismay ■ d by the jealVus.y » ti'W"- ^|, : ,t| see there irgnlar a|ll | c0 „ v i„cc« In- Indian un-itim-. 1 , Ailtla and tlm ohsei'^- g intertereiu. I , inslitulmos. ' (|,is "UV lie Ha- secured tl e Inend 1 •Vealntam. I ellh-H.Rllt, ton, to Uc .loir ol, !; ^ha Mf V iC8. of.he lad UPS both : . Turk Pi"! P-red and h;; s.vv « g^ 1 will,-m I, “ i "he traders and fo. ti.e governtnenl. ti'K, M«*. p.ui«i (I* 1 tiir. ' rm!, nvy and M ind-lu d in thu Mexican pm l |d|1( | ,,| , loquer.ee liiat at onee I. a,ta,-i;; odumm "id, hheoeh hint'kadiur j;;i\;n;.", il i-le.t-I Sipiadi mis, which possibly .""J 1 1 " IV ' ..... L , ,,| murder ranine, id-V i d.Ition sue ; 11« i .l.i i ■ > re, lint 1 in eti'd to the Congress entering LuOri. ' . ! ' il,.|n,(ed Una ks, the sun Thudlcrli l.lv de. r Cotton had avlvioin-d in LIvorpooT,.fndWMfdmiK l • , )f % Kr amidst th# with the uJ re-1 very extemvo hnsiness was .hung ... I j «.s ^ b: the umon of the M I 11, torn iroods arc npt numerous. Ihc tm sin. I.- ; '• „„ of blood. |)t*| carried . and attighars j altenliun "ill, 1111 ' • ■ rAiiHTii’ v to Mexico. 'I I* ,,es have already hlmp mtieh j Sioux li '.vilig volunteered t-. go .m- 1 l (he Aurickareq?. Tim *oux t- the me Keturn goods are npt nutnerous. i u. ■T Y upon the ocean oi Mom * n\»le articles are littt ly to acrmii I in h<> llPin nv’W""' *' • .» I«I *" utiv""'''.’ I...In* realize a fair pro- plnlo lonles* tin: P‘ ! ^ ,0, 'r n V i it ot»U hia ovv\ jienson «i portion nl^tiic i ( ^ ol' tin*. IM.ii en \li »t l a conHiiiei able M. de| mid (lie Aurii.knre.es, siill fitrtjicr nj i in "''i't not foi'gntlcti vUwt t l, **y ] distant nulion on tile. Missouri, "pin im Mnj ' 0 ^" en l,: ' 9 vW " d " Ill*» '' 1 7 ' , ’ w ” I . , I l, ft ( ... 4-jfw **&£*£: skS - >»• inl.imdunhy a Mi. Oatt • ,TH , ' . . t„, roevnir ,ev liatelied against him- a- hua.....-.,- ‘.cable planter of Hark* f';re. He- Ml « IV speaker of Ihc How e >f Lurope—Ins cm that eneli if his late <hp i luudilieatioii ,f the wretched man Inn his father, a reaps does, and formerly sp' oul in the lm| Mild he a public benclUt" xistene.e and power are ^m- ould tune ol a ltonrhon thiooe n ('I,..tiil.1 i..m’, the !' I n ign AlTairr,, in one notes, stated that ,l 1 SrS'SiY“™'X. 0 ”a Vr,V.7.«,. ..r .a. m hi'i-'r 1 ''-a^TSfcSvat ™ 1 1 '*,," 'ohed colonics—-and, iiidce,d, tl.U intent.on ! | j i , r of Fo with when* lie has had no direct . n lomaticj nication, is the nation that l as t.ken up This proves i s at once the military once admitted, 1 ,.,|' t . r | s ..rijitig from a mope general does, and formerly speaker ot me no; .. *■. - freedom- iuiiw i, having made se'Cal torn, , tnal at | Hcl . |,i,n 1,11 otherwise than »-> "t.- nw- p *P ; >, ,, Ion to the Spamurd- .... u.,u„'h hands— 1,it it vvonid be. well for the ( I. .... a |„. marching la „ and to decree that all the provinces nl Grct should depend solely on the national go vernment, and shall he adiuinistcievi by such Governors as it may send. . I 1 .rliWfiVVri'V'Jliicl'i,1 ’iVW r . , i - J.'.H' 1 -'.!’" ‘hha Navy arc inadinissilile in the t onstitutiun. except in case of an expedition, at the eon- elusion of Which tile Arcliislrategi and ?x ln - varclti are to return to their former rank. The command of the land and sea forces be long solely to the National Government.— | tears, hai just Th** army is to be t50vernr.il by the 1' rcnch military code, with the modifications neces sary to the present state of Greece. The fourth decree itf the National Congress has been, that a committee composed of nine see him, had been finally admitted by father to an interview, of which he took ill-1 *«*»'." vantage to commit the honied deed »e seemed to have meditated, by shooting IT father through the head will, a pistol, a™ afterwards I,lowing his own brains out another. The monster was buried, as a set murderer, in a cross road. The uld cert* inony, however, of driving a stake througl the Imdy, was dispensed with. ^ Mr. Cankimi, late minister of F.nglam to the United States, embarked at this pol io the British Packet, which sailed on Sa turday morning for Falmouth 'ia Halifax. Nr." VnnK, August 15. port,states (hat a French scpiadrbn.cottsisling of three ships, a frigate, it three men-nf-vvar rriveel at Gibraltar on tiie :id <d July, hands— Int it vv, civili/.ed world and its happiness, that ue. was ui) more.” COTTON TRADE. The activity and increase of the cot ton manufactures of this couDlry arc at present surprising, up land Goods ate bought vv [licit lie tells them that he pics Tin-same thing is declared m one till, speeches of the French Ministers... the Chiimher of Deputies. And hnrd .Mm Kusscl, iu the British House oft .minions, the tilth April last, mentioned that he . .. r .. .1 . ,1 ii.tt-ii v i,mi (iitrnur * • * * * course Vvilli Hie tndiunr , ton M n- o i A- loo cannot go alone , In: slum! I be sup ported ; a certain display should U made ol the fon e of the country. because many of the distant tribes believe that we have no force, fc. look upon us as a Da- lion of trappers and hunters. 1 be ques tion now is—could a force be spared Herr Foil Atkinson suflicient for tin* I'tirpo-e, Aie there troops enough on the Missouri to fulfil the original intentions of the go vernment respecting that country . [Engineer.} fndian Outrage..—'The report ulution in the early part of the il as soon as manufactured. In Lan ' % Mini-ter sent to the Spanish am- Another hire we learn, that about seventy * ^ eswll ,| lat if the Spaniards , n circuit! new cotton mills have been built, or are , w ; nuM l .„ nsl . n , l0 certain modifications »t week, res, building. It. Glasgow and neighborhood th „ ir constitution, the G'" ernment of!, ,be Missour. I-or C otripanyunm r . .c-,s aim '"ftrf’firaive these kind of buildings I W ould assist them in putting down tin.•' | | mrac l mid Jonv'N l'j ( J po.'Tof Liverpool is increasing in a won-1 We Miserve trr.m ’the‘’'p '.p'.- Re- We have been furnished with the ( dlo«- Thi,o.; iMI i^ <, r ^ <n*».. frum' Al'-ezir is where several sail of French mjntlfactunng districts of I’ n 8*" n “ c to what has been thus prucb.imed in Europe. mervliantn.cn,’captured by Spanish |.riva- times to draw away much ol the exj . j.„^ areawa-.eof some d ;-;ree of danger - teem had lust been sent in as prizes. The trjde from London, and vye believe,Jlmt) q.|, c ..ditm-s of the Cnkunbi.ci say : rROJt THE XOKTII iMBIUCAN liCVlEW, - The power and duty of the-national Court to declare void and Arrest the en forcement of legislative acts, which vio late (lie Constitutionofthe United States, though loog and stoutly denied, are. no.v most.fully settled. It is, as was early said, by Mr. Justice Iredell, “an au ; thority of a delicate and awful nature but it necessarily results from the sim French Admiral made a demand that they should he. given up, which was refused. A- nother demand was then made, with the ad dition that unless it was complied with, the town should he. haltered down, or blown up a rood deal of the export trade of the I “ The events that arc now passing in Eu Clyde is also entering tn the same port. ]rope, distant a tl.ey are from^uy.musj satis [Gkisgo- Courier. members, lie appointed to select out < f the Statues rtf the Greek Emperors the. necessa ry criminal laws. Ecclesiastical regulations have been proposed, and a resolution pas sed, that the Minister nf public worship should, after the consolidation of tile .Nati onal Government, lay before it a project de loi, relating to the lund and sea forces. It being now decreed that the second pe riod of the Government should he according to the law nf Epidaurus, nothing remains to the National Congress, befoieit breaks up and leaves to the Government to disi hargi its important ditties, lirtt to proclaim, in Hie name of the Greek nation, "hose full pow ers it bears, as it does proclaim anew, before , ployed in framin God and man, the political existence and in- They bud abjured dependence of Greece* for the recovery of j the rc-estiiblidhmtnt of i-.m, oi u which the nation has shed, nmi *13 shedding Inquisition; nr to inv:ide the rights ot pio* Thi- threat had the desired effect, ami the vessels were surrendered. The American squadron was at Fort Mahon when the 1 a- t ii ot left Gibraltar. 'I’lie French squadron blockading < am/, had hauled close to the shore and anchored ; and kept guard boats along the coast day and night to order ofT vessels ; a number had re turned to Gibraltar without living able to g. I into Cadi/.. The communication between Gibraltar and Cadi/, by land, was stopped on the 2Tth of June by the f reticli army- POllTUGATi. The King and his Council were busily env a new Constitution.— II intention to attempt r thr RATE FROM MEXICO. I'ltrnrt of a letter from an ojjicerin t' cj\ f, lean service end lately friend in ,,, ry thinking man in Colombia, tit it in tiieir i- am we have much atsiake—ai d tliat as the contest advances, we shall find ene mies among some of the parties, and friends Clerk, which, with other important m formation, gives an acrnutii of this realty uiifoilunate occurrence. I'orl .dlhinson, Sil duly, tr.jr., T)k.au Sin : How painful for me to tcil, and yon to hear, of the harharily nf 1 ndiaos. Ti-'. v continue to drceivi: and nv:-- !er the most enterpi'-.-ig uf our people a letter from n "f.U >cr L r T v .] I among otliers. Should the Spaniards tri- j if wo contimie to fort* ar, if we do imt so :«•« f« nntnyj thcrmled *.*.*, ^ . 0V(M . Fl . #nce wc rhall have our old discover a greater rpirit of resentment, t '/.« resident t» this City) to ms dp|l ' dlyfou30nc( . m0 rcupon ns—k, the first river will be discoloured with cvr Lh ej. i Washington, dated llg(; Spain will make of her liberty "ill be in The defeat of Gen. ...Ashley by the Vue • - Al 'i A i l o U °’ i , h.o n effort* to destroy ours. Should France, how- arc s, and dcpmtnrc or the troops tn hL is pi-imd, I thought to - I ,.ver, triumph, we shall have mure to con- lief, had scarcely gone to von when an. nt Mexico, but it was no po . i ■ . u nress-arrixi d.'announcing the. detent hv 1 Itieli the torrents of blood, w ith the fixed determin tidn of all—all of us, either to win it hack from the ravisher, and be acknowledged as a free nation, for the glory of our Holy Faith,’ and for tho happiness of mankind— or, with arras in our hands, all—all, tujlu- scend tn the grave, but to descend Ciiristi-,' mis and free, as becomes a people struggling j for the enjoyment ol such blessings as politi- comtis a people living in a heroic where every thing recalls to our minds tile glory and the virtues, of onr ancestors “ By Ihi , in.the city of Mexico, but it w as not pn=si blel I shall remain here during this irter": tliis place is perfectly healthy, and I have not the least hesitation in remaining. “There is, at present, great confusion in ever, Intnn tend against The Colombian editor thinks Spain too weak, to be dreaded single—and relies on England’s jealousy of Fi ance for entire . e ... “ There is, at present, great contusion n ? .; lHt , he dt . gi;;l!S ,,f th« latter. B litis country—conspiracies on co.isp races ^ j- f s io pllt .„ nn . trust int every day, A ft »' days ago a detachment “ s / od been woefully d becomes a people which know Imwto re- should put down tliu Constitution which ha pel barbarians, and conquer litivj'ty. lias given to his Slate I II seems that at V, This declaration the National Congress is j rnna the three Great Powers had already charged by tile free Greek nation to make H ig ne d their wishes to the. Kings of Bavaria ' ' arid Wnrtemhurg, and the oilier States of wlio have free Constitutions, and to the world, upon the. present national war for independence, as well as upon the inten pic principles, that the nature arid ends existence and independence, as it bc- of legislative power must lin.-i't .its eser- r.ise ; that the nature mid terms of the Constitution are the foundation of. this power, and must determine its object;— that the svill-of the people declared in the Constitution must Control the will of the Legislature declared in statutes ; and that the interpretation of the laws, fundamental and superstructive, n, in ihc last resort, the exclusive province of tbe Judiciary ; that legislative is a delegated authority ; that all acts, con trary to the tenor of the warrant under which it is exercised, are void ; and that neither the constituent nor the de legate is competent to decide ultimately on their validity. These principles seem no less valua ble tb„in clear. We have always be lieved that the sanctity of private rights and the stability of onr public institu tions essentially depend upon the linn and enlightened exercise, by the Judici ary, of the power of deciding on the va lidity of the national and state enact ments. The few years tint comprise Mr. Wheaton’s Reports have fully con firmed this belief. The judgments of the Supreme Court, within that period, on questions that regard State pretensi ons and legislative power, have greatly relieved the fears of the friends of our Republican establishments concerning their permanency, and repressed the i bo'ding spirit winch once so often warn ed the people that their federal govern- suent must eveutu.illy be prostrated iu a conflict with the State authorities. On uo subject are the dignity and im portance ol the Judiciary so manifest, 1 Camp of Tarragona, tin, people have declared and on none have the strength of their for the ltoyal Cause, Inquis... , port)’. The utmost tranquility bad hr restored the Portuguese people appeared satisfied with the change, and few h id h it the kingdom, save a number of the most active of the. Members of the Cortes, Mi nisters, and foreigners, who had joined t.irir cause.— Boston Cnit. The Sovereigns of Austria. Russia, and Prussia, have withdrawn their Ambassadors from the. Court of Stutgavd, because the King of Wurtembefg has declined yielding obe dience to their despotic .demand, that he left this city for a small town about ten , - They have „e leagues up the river, to put do wn a rebellious j pf i J vprnm( ; set who *Are in favor ot the Emperor, .-ly (Yiend t''****• was attached to it. They soon quieted matters, and brought down :» ; ^ : of the leaders as prisoners. Several officers j “I of rank w,xe. shot at the city of Mexico not. n long since, for conspiring against the pre sent gnvernnjent.—General St. Ana, profes sing to he such a great patriot, has become t traitor, but he. never was considered any thin press arriv, d. announcing the. i Blackfoot Indians, near the Yellow £-ion,- ri ver, of tile Missouri Fur Company’s Yellow •Stone or Mountain < xpedition, commanded hv M . - rs. Jones and Imniel, both of wliom, with five of their men, are amongst the slain. Alt of Ihpir property to the amount of about U.i'.i hl $ t.'.Otxt fell in o'.lie hands of tin: enemy. To add tn’Gon. Ashley’s catalogue ol inis fortunes, the l.iackfoot Indian? ' Government is-nil more averse to the cess of constitutions “ essentially Repubii ,j> j, g tin, London Conri. r styles those ol ■ ,1,-feaIed a p irty of cle.'cn and kill, d four oi ain and Portugal, than even to the ag- f Major Henry’s men near Ins establishment emenl of France. Mr. Canning, it is trim, in hi . last despair! - ! to the British Ambassador at Paris, concern j ing the. Spanish affair-'., oh: i rvi •' “ His 1 tannic Majesty i at the mooli! of the Yi.lhm stone rner. J The express goes on to state. *' that one circumslanes (ol wliicli I ",ll lie apprivd i j a lew days,) have transpired to indnee ati-.t'n d that no attempt j strong belie!, that the British tn dvrs. , Ji: Company; are eicilmc the inchm trail or, bill hc.nrVisr wasconaiuurcaany uunj, i ' - .1 - > • ‘ ' . f i ■ r . i‘ . aon Bay Company) are ciciline the Ind. else by the people. He has marched with will be made by the r ™ ^ * ai rainsLs, either to drive us from that y his army to .S’m Luis Botosi, and there h.s her dominion any ot tl ; « bite Sp.mwh r*.* J S ’ ^ t Jnd </,*f ru its <■! ......i i I,;... r „,ii l»v ,1.0 ,i. sessions 111 America, either by conquest o, w » . J Emperor H. by the li- sessions in America, either by c ilia treachery occurred cession from Spain.” and lie refe I,-nee of his not ra tting an attempt ns one of the points “ u troops ilf'clari’il him I tie of Antonio I>t. 1 i thus early in consequence of ilia not gutting | at the head of the povermiunf, to winch iu* | p«'*r asniret). In fact, I see Tiothinir hut intrigue! on , , r , . —each one is aiming for some great plan— apprehended m a "ar l.etueen France amt i-tps H101)1 if I’ rnnct juquu rs to such pon which, the possibility of any col'W- with Gn at Britain could he so that every tiling is sacrificed for self ag grandizement. No one general, whose name Is familiar in the United State Here, the case of France assisting Spain to recover her late possesions in A- rice, after the war, is at least pretermit- itively Germany an he cal led a patriot, hut General I ictorin. He has ted, if it cannot he In Id to be | given up every thing for ins country’s good, eluded lion, the list ol those upon "Inch I think inuefi difficulty must arise before von the possibility of a colluton coni [be ^J - lion of the nation to regain the knowledge it that Prince Metternich was charged "'itb the lhi| ,„ s nn . ,, r „ 1 „. r | y adjusted. prehended. lias lost, and to follow the example ol the completion of tin if projects. Tuis meddling |„ng since, an ailYay tool: place in one I * aniiiug i e enlightened nations of Europe, from whose ( apfi-it uf the ex-aceomplhes of Napoleon was o( . ( j >( , 1, ,>u-t s, in Mexico, in w li eh two j lion ly < !r. Iinmanily Greece still hopes f"i* a.-sistanee. not at all re’i lied by tile (,er man So \ ci oigus. we?e liiih-d. A dispute arose between j meric a, "I The Congress is also charged by the " hole I ;md Count Winzingerode, the \\ urteinherg tl lern ,one di e"' liis sword and ran the oilier nation to thank the army and the navy, who. | prime Minister, sent a Circular to the. \\ ei- l | m)U ’q, instant ly. »',■!. Estaibory tar. intim- during sixteen months, have fought with glo- j minberg Ministers at tile dill,'rent k ouvts <>l , (t(i ;u .q,iaintar,ee of mine ;, iitenal at that mo- ry amt-slied the blood of above ninety thou- j Eurn|ii: complaining of the. conduct of the ■ sand of their enemies. It is finally charg' d : High Allie3. Tlwe publication of this ducu to tiiank thu last National Government for l n .ent was considered exceedingly offensive ^ Hie great toils they endured the. first period by the Despotic Powers, as it exposed de-1 ^ of sixteen month-—as well as Hie dissaved j sings and transactions on their part, which | mu , llcill , 1 they never intended should he divulged t and , c( , l . cra0lli „ and killed h after many remonstrances on tliesiibject, they 1 1Mla ,. d interfered and ti partial governments, viz : the Gem-in of the Peloponnesus, that of the. Western Conti nent of Greece and the Areopagus. “ The National Congress, on breaking up, j raise its prayers to the living Cm! for a hap py destiny to the Greek nation ! “ Given at Astros, Apih 18, ltlJ.l. (Signed) “ l’ETHOBBY’S M WROMiniAUS ” j “ President of tlie Nation,il Congress." I * Sent as Deputy in tSd'2, to the Congress of Verona, with Count Andrus Meluxes, and the Bishop of Pulrus. (ii tiie same despatch, Mix marks “ tlvatthe formal iecogni- ireat Britain of lire Provinces in A- hirli Imve thrown off their nllegi- her lance to Uio eira"'!) of Spain, as Independent States, may he hastened or retard.d by va rious external rircuinatHiu'e?, as well us by ui.luct of the, -.StHe corpse of.htsnfiicer recognized 1 th» more or less satisfactory pt’aUD’**,|'{. ‘'L'^^JbUintUuatn friend. For this eo" ardly ac- each State, towam- a regular and settled j “ ly demanded the survivor j form ol ; '« tnme.iit. Bv tliis’lnngoage, scope is provid' d for a- I ( | lnraI . t ,, r | )u , r y line of policy " hicli the Briiish ministry j )ort _ q,,^. may like to pursue. They may not pk.---" to r.ons'ulcr imy Kcptibricnn ronstitulion moug the Atneri tiun, he iinraedi meet him, whieli he refused. At Ihc I moment, tiie Colonel drew his sword sao.- | him instantly.—The | „ _ . „ tv , ...ok the C’olunel to have at length manifested their displeasure, ] ° rli . (in |. a ^ nothing serious can he app.rc- | we, have stated above, by the witiidruw- j as *],,, , occur so frequently ; la PAIttS PAPKUS To Jnni -7th, wc received nl Boston. The french Ministerial Papers -ay “ all he finished in Spain by the loth ot July , Ihc tApposition Editors doubt it. Fresh Iroops continue to be sent iulo Spuin from France. A letter from Gerona, June 20, says, great confusion prevails at Barcelona. The people not defend it. In the country, called the. ing of their Ambassadors troin Wiirtemberg. i j ni *,, f . d / uirrcl’i m /iffntt if tueivt put *„,«• In furtherance of the views of that Alliance. . , ,, r£ 0H / (ere> ’ 1 - the Diet of Frankfort has tbonght proper w . itliadi . (ai . 1 - l)( . n t t to ol der thu King ol »\ urtemherg to suppress , Newspaper published at Stutgaid, called the. German Observer, and to interdict the 1 Editor from editing any periodical publica tion for the next five years. The Ambassa dor of VYui'teinburg declined voting on this occasion, !i» we hope the King of W urtemherg will not h« bullied into compliance by^tlie three tx-accoinplices ol Bonaparte; No" I the most singular part of 111i“ afi iir is, that Ihc morrow tor \ era Cruz hut shall return as soon us possible, as sick ness is prevailing there. 1 never enjoyed j the hetler licultli Ilian since I have been in till country, liow long 1 may remain in th service, it, at present, unceilain- and •e Pi in for ml . cUled ill of government, and u and Mexico will, probably, re- i long peli,id in n state e-I rcvoluti- .irehe. (iiev "nl have, as to them, iabou*' t I was in hopes that the British traders h d some bounds to tlie.r rapacity—I v.nr m hopes that during the late Lidia') War, ia which they were so inatrornenul in the in discriminate massacre of onr people, i!r« they bad become completely satiated "itfi onr blood, but, it appears not to have been the ease. Like the greedy wolf, not yet gorged with the fiv-b, they guard over tU hones—they ravage onr fields, and are in- willing tliat w e should glean them—although barred l,v t'ie treaty of Ghent, from j*;,r;ie,- pating in”onr Indian trade, they presum,- a -.1 j are sati-fu d to do so, bat becoming olannt d at the individual enterprise of our per-pte, I they are ex, iiir.g the Indians againr.; tin rr,. j Tlt. y furnish lh,-m with the instruirx.nts < f 1 Hi II, and a passport to Heaven—-tiie ic.eru- atb, and a pass; net to onr bo soms. Immrl had great experience < f the Tr oor lellow ".til a Brit', h t lest deceived him, a~. J ! r tVIl a victim to hi* own. crcdu'ity. end t scalp, with those of his ii urdi red ebrnrad'" 1 are now bleeding on their way to some cl Ike Hudson establishments. ■ Another.of.Gen. A diley’s wound'djr.r is dead, making 15 men killed, hv the A Riekareea. ami eleven by the Bla grouil'l of tact. t>n the whole, deeming j (n, have been killed hy the La mi, 11= wc do, scarcely less the enemies ol , , v |(|iiii' tin- last two or three molillls, '- A ‘at. LiiL] ; | fective men, and I estimate i | properly netu.dly lust in the » jut S 20,(100, hesidts a great nuui rail MEXICO. We hi, . a received a file sil ill’. ;I Hanoverian'.Minister at tile Diet voted in the papers, which are principally filled "ith the spirit of the Holy A Ilia nee !! ! The nii'ence j pi ueeedings ot the Congress, and ultoril ^ve- j ^ Count Abisbal arrived nt Bayonne June K>, and left the next (lav for Bordeaux. Some | Spanish Constitutionalists from America l.av-1 Two of the uutliors of tiie Federalist I ing b"tn ordered from Bayonue, proceed :,1 to faculties and tho sublimity of their for titude been so illustriously displayed.- have lived to see the doctrines respect i'lgtbe extent mid objects of the federal j j judicature, which were so clearly exlii- ’ tsiled ami ably defended in their incoin- | parable writing 1 , embodied as in a nati onal creed, taught in our universities, I I’ari?. Tin of the German Editor was, that lie censored the foil of th" Inquisition established at May- cuce by virtue of tiie Congress nf Carlsbad, cac |i of the members of which has for four years past received tl. sterling, per diem, for doing nothing I Who knows, hut that in a little time the Ambassadors of Aus tria, Russia and Prussia, will he withdrawn j vernraent to conciliate from England. Indeed we know that the habitants, to establish Austrian fc Prussian Ambassadors intended the system "hicli they have lately adopted ; i shortly to leave this country, and that their j being convinced that the most difficult pail y few articles worthy of particular atten tion. The government issued a proclamation to the Clergy on die Mb of May, in which they expressly forbid them to introduce political topics inlo their public discourses. They on-mise that it i > tin* great object of th- go- el,eses of die in firmly an possible clewed at lining books and papers, lias been Madrid. The Frencli government has suppressed the Paris l’ iper cailrd the Mirror. The Prince of f’anino, (.-oil nf Eucicn Hona- - , oiirte,) and his young wile, hav e proceeded to UiajJe the text book ot our upest scliol- Mt to embark tortile H. "lute-. prohibition against printing, and intro- 1 ' successors have not ) et been appoint' d '■ ■ ■ ■ > -I [British Muulor.] cited ns authoritative by our pro- j The J'-uiiigues I out) (lest j * * * ini*?, •tr’d carried Into effect i hceii at Saliunanra with by the noited eflbrts of all the co-ordiuate i ‘"' l ' 1 "" ' " 3U ‘ 1 " 1 " Count Amarante, who lmd r tiOlttl troops, set Portugal, leaving broodiv s of Uve government. j h garrison at b. From the ■ Mi? e-York rdin; Jmeriean, August 11. in official despatch . sustained ALEXANDER OF RUSSIA. j The British Press of .1 une 11, in comment ing on an article, from Berlin, respecting dis turbances in Russia, says—“ A conspiracy against tile life of Alexander is said to have been discovered, in "'hicli several of the first families in hiv dominions are. reported to he involved. The communication is stated to] have been made by an ecclesiastic to the Empress’ Mother, arid to be of such moment *!,..♦ il,., nni'tluiin iltiurwif lltlU f It* 1111 < * l Y t ‘ 11 Hi that the northern despot has abandoned ail intention of proceeding on his summer tour Having reemvueJ the. highest earthly \ jjonors, nod voluntarily retired, the out' j from tiie head of the judicial, tiie other j ,,f Marshal Mmu-ey, h from the executive department, (hey find j |,y the reward of their former labors and me anxieties in the happiness and fclory ell"'" tb-pr country. Iu t»teir joyful- retros-11j'nViil*'‘*1,bs’l"»c«r:' compcfiw! to retreat with I pose and happin'esso? Europe. ° Alexander’s | pent, however,- an (intermittent shade M u ,. . 100u f,„ ra before Saguntum . grandfather, the besotted Peter, and ins fa-* sadness must . pass ’ across, their mills as ; , (| . d a |, iln j 01 . ,| u . whole kingdom of Y’a- j tb«r, tiie frantic Paul, ImtIt fell by tbff hands they call to mind ((he chief contributor ) leueia. lie would net have time to march ol assassins. Strong discontent'hak PPrtail- to those writings , the quadjulof of those j upon Cadiz w ith any hope of throwing him i d throughout liijssia since tfii 'deep de-’lgiiq t Ills, and partner of tlmse anxieties, who |j»< If into that city before it was invested, nor] against the Turkish pruyinctw were aHj.lm.- was “ treache/rously slain in the trvidst of tin ir work still remains t" he pci I as nations have usually found it easier to gain their liberty than to preserve it. They complain that the clergy have iuteifend with them by exciting Bin minds of “ the faithful” against the liberal system, nod nl, n- blyieg the cause nl religion vvilh that mon archy from which tiie country has so late ly freed itself. An art was passed Ivy the Congress, in September hist, ordering the magistrates nl , cess the territories of ihc province til Mexico, to [collect ami report statistical accounts of | tlmir respective tel I dories, which, il duly effected, will furnish ninr'i valuable itlfoi- erning thu state of the country. uii'crl into are ranged HepiiMicaii” systems than th members ni tile ffoiy Affiance, we do not find extravagant the idea that they may nivc at tile attempts of France ^to bring ^ ; otn> , [ late Spanish colonics again under Hie } o te I Ottnes, Missouri?, Cma ] of European monarchy, as they have at her | been to sue, me already, i ! enisade. against the fn-effn titutions and na-1 p ro f t . S3 gnat friendship, iffo. b*jt | ti iml,qiendeuei’ of Spain and 1 orlugal. \ () |- q 1( , ni . gbtidring tiiln-s are anxiously , e French < ahinet labored to raise a . irj . aml j iali . nini ,, lp know how we, ("th hon throne in Buenos Ayres,they must tI i7-t icruw-) are going to get out oftff • - t he more eager to erect one in Mexicn "he- I am at this moment interrupted by !h ther nominally Spanish is virtually Frencli,! r j v . d 0 f un express from the Milidity i or directly and openly French. 'I. lie (Its-1 (Fition, xvilli ;c It-ttcv frorn &lr. -I’ll* h*-i, v traded condition of Mexico and Peru "'ill I p M0U tin-head ol the Mi- emrtile them to aceomplish much in those ; pq.ippany ,m this river, in w hicli In «ay eoimlries with a comparatively small fore" :| | lllt a monienl to write. I mi! k th v may gi' 1 ' coiisiderajile troiihle, allin,’ j f fi)nj Die Mandans, hnioging m - they may not he able to give chains, to the j tlrv , ) | l , a5n i news—tin- fioot of lev hu i ’ Republic of jlomliia. Let the people ofl. | , nr _ My Mountain! rr:: hnv e been <!■ unr Union he on their guard against such I rd) (| le i :|n,.f., i,f iffc pai ty l-otli ’ ’ neighbors. This subject is fruitful and mo- "|j,. ,,;u<y were attaelrid by three, or | mentoiis. Iiuinli'i’d B'.arkfont Indians, in a pi'-iti’ ■ -■ '-e 1 - . y,,|| ( „v Stone liver, win re no’e 1 " defeat could tie expected. Jones am me!, and five men were killed, ’l l., f, it is said fought most drspt rat, !\. ■ killed two Indian?, and iu draw" 1'. "t - The public mind ha? been nt length | Ynm’ei was in'front ; he fftb aroused, not l)_v the cool and sotier pro-! ;,iiil was cut to pieces. I ’ of invesligatinn, but by the a .‘.."dj |„ >t a , least jl ff,(inn. I will wnt" o ijrgt essions made by the Indians open mu ; more fully hi tween this and the 4>uuix snierptising citizens in tiieir perilous px- Vi;>\ V'.bT V il. UPi’JiU MISSOURI. Sr. Lot is, Jolv Jones was i nf cluvcnics? ■wli'lit nf St. ' 1 * MHIIU Y, IMP ramuttu. i <x uu'.n • » UIHtlUli «'O | TI I! i >11 11 i«? S iy which he is said to have lost 7 or 000 through Italy, and there consumma mg the ‘ p men and Mine of his principal officers ; as plans of the Holy Alliance against tlu: tree- j ( j |{ , fl ,|i 0 , v j lip g, veil as we ran bulge, he still, however, Imp; | dom nl that fine and oppressed count* y and , . . ,. fm , P i izes a grei !•„• field. 15.vi,. AS rr.lios. we are grieved to j Spain, and conspiring further against the re- _ J.,, , , Irlli , pedition9to the niotintains. It is strong-j was f ly suspected, and very sIlieYvdly perhaps,! when- lie has numerous fnem , Y that tiie inllupnco of a certain forei;*n j bis loss. In.mi l has hetn a ,r., power is visible tn the late Indian «t-1 ^ „ , l:dlil „ „ a , V r „f - t... bu li m iron irnnivn t nt 1itr t... .... nil lu'iicla, * :»uh «>i ; .ii nuinluT of qiies- (luckf*. It is JildO well Known Unit u»c ; ...sports In* geogriipnv, Climate, sod, natural pro- party of Asttiniboins "bo stole 30 oi Gen. ordinary man— lie "as In.,vc. UIU'< in in dtlire, mainline- Ashley’s horses, '.'.is headed by a gentle-! | 3 p, H , and of mm cul.irs.i'ciigth—when r nt and adminis- man who spoke the King’s English very . !v appii-'nl ol hi- danger, a host "ith •> much to the purpose in which he waslstlf. Tim express h-ft the engaged, and that the Indians have toldj tMl 1 L u 11 1 i. v/i. i rr.. ductiijuis, population, ai ruiUB.cuUimi’t’ec, gov er tralioir.—.S’. J •-S ut.. h 1 ROM TH P- of his tinli’iusitod labors,” and denied the vi?ion o f th 'se scones, for wbi'd' iti® patriotic Spirit [ianttd, and ol Ilia lull maturity And effect of those, principles •*Tiu li bxis matchless genius developed. 1 1 ie iiuliistrioiis Mr. Osgood, of Sou;', Shiism.' ;’i futile ling ill his erirrant vintage. Ilo will fear had lie si !” ieot force to induce him | ed. Since Alexander vyilLi,J;CSV ids i;iv ,'tnui.-. to risk a battle for ils relief, after that event. | hordes from the Pnitigand Iransl'ei red them T'lie ministers ol the United States, of l A. number of persons we sted in f June, (among | Mexico about the niidd Polaud, Hie murmtir of dissatisfaction hasj llutn elevei^ officers.) for a jcy to o- j our hunters, when questioned on the tact, j that white men from the direction ol the j With great 1 rspi U north-west liad been among them. L, , \Ym. f'.'.vrK. There is one circumstance that ougli! ■ Siqi' lud. A'.uits, intnsj “• " '.I was * • , votir iKN OTMd! , Ag’l. I'M Iu J \i is. Aiuwasr, in- v Thf* full nvin*? «l<al currnl >tt l»eii!'T(l. N *1- of last*week A youu- &

Georgia Historic Newspapers

Southern recorder. (Milledgeville, Ga.) 1820-1872, September 16, 1823, Image 1