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tHe.De.hlCK a. i ui.i. ' C1TI SlitXTKlt Daily lapei-.. Country Paper, .Eight DoIIhis per .fhnuin. »*••• Six Dollars ;it*r annum tLimit tv uivjlxpk , National Nomination. 1 tfte I'restciorft Ofi» «Mrt\<raca Id acl; ffie ■laws may bo violated; with ^impunity our > navtgaibrs.mtiidered, their .property plun- Pei eel ami unheard of bat baritics committed ' on our unoffending citizens, ond yet when these wrolrtres ut* dragged before the tri- ; initials oi the fund and sentenced to expiate • their crimes upon the gibbets in steps the President between the Taw find- its violator, and hy prerogative says “ go thy way, thou art free, lor thus t will it, If-thls is fql- . ... filling the duties of his high station accuif- At ft meeting of the Democratic dmg to his oath, we are most egrcgiously bers ot Congress, to the Chamber of the -,g nnranl 0 ) what constitutes the duty of the House of Rcpresentat.»es ot the United h *5 ghcsl officer in thc nation. States, February 14, 1824, the following Wo arc fur from being the advocates or« resolutions were unanimously adopted. bloody co||e of Jur j 8pMl <ience, but we do Resolved, As the sense of this meeting, conle nd that it is the duty of the executive magistrate by a manly firmness to cany the punishment decreed by the lows ol the land and those of nations into effect: if men capitally convicted are suffered to escape the just vengenec ofth*laws,whercUthcneces , sity efenne ting them?—certainly none!—and I all trjai for ciime is mere mockery. Thc <hat Witt. tt. CRAWFORD, of Georgia, be recommended to the pcop e of the United Staea as a proper Candidate for the office of President, and ALBERT GALLATIN, pr Pennsylvania, for the office of Vice Prc* late convention with Great Britain will be isident, of the United^States, for four years nugatory, if the present imbecile course is from the 4th of March, 1825. * ^pursued, for every violator will Itavea pretty <i.i '' •■■■■■- in I Tnr-snri.tii-.ii4w — ; clear prospect ol escapc. The great pact ,. ^ rom the Connecticut Mirror. 0 f na ture tells us that. The friends, as well as the enemies ot President; . . . .. . 1f .... ~ ... , Monroe will smile at the following ^ub from J „ IraratTwoe'” the Petersburg Intelligencer—It is rather an Pardon U still the nurse ofweont oe. irreverent lampoon, but it must have been writ* j and every magia'rate whose personal weak ten by one of bis late admirers, aii.l a sort of fcl- ness of r.crves premils ignorance and in* low-feeling wilh the author induces us to copy - * * " “ it. CONSOLATORY EPISTLE TO . JAMES MONUOIl. JiMti: - %he»V vour foes line took their pen*. To lash ye now ye’ve got in trouble ; An - ome o' your sunshiny friei.a’ . A - helpin’ i’ the noisy bubble: I’ve onk'my pen an* ink in hand, S me comfort lor to eie ye t Fir troth 1 could aa* idle stand. An’ see the wretches fLe ye, (in sic a day, Jamie. I’m of j-our country, kith and kid, Rut that iante great matter i For biuih yaursel’and country Vbeen Disgrac’d by this court clatter r Sow Jamie, non, I will na rise. Pot if.it, thede’il about yej This set, although I oanna praise, A still disdain to Rout yc, On ony day, Jttnie. Ifear they’ve got ye—honest man, Past in a squeezing babble; An’ troth ’tis said 'twaa your ain plait. That started first the squabble-; JV fain wad 1 now lift ye out, But mortal strength can’t do it j W< » I the task to gang about, 2 might be made to tue it. For mony a day, Jamie. Though friendly, Jamie, to yourseP, An’ loth to bear detraction y i canna draw the hiding veil, O’er a low, unmanly action t An’ his I’m told, (for mony say,) Oi «uch they now accuse ye, Bui fur your sake, I hope an* pray, • The nudst o' them abuse ye. About this thing, Jamie. But if its (me—as *tis believed. Comfort wi’ this reflection > Tint ne’er before, you men decievitf, fly such a dereliction j An’ promite, Jamie—promise true, If mice they will forgie ye* ?he i ke again ye’ll never do, While light an’ life are wi’ ye, In this wide world, Jamie* Men laud their Jav’ritc* to the skies, l For trifles gie a princely crown* A loaf, won iftheman the prize. An’ trifles lighUoon bro’t him down , The day has been—’(wasnae long back, When half the world wad kiss ye, The hour hm com—close in its track. When o’ thc Earth will hiss ye. For mony a nay, Jamie. BTB Washington, junf. io. David L. Mohkil, formerly a Senator in Congress front ilmt State or New H unp-'; shire, has been elected, by the Legislature, in joint ballot, Goverhor «r the State, by a vote of 164 to 46. over his competitor Mr. Woodbury, the late Governor. The elec tion devolved on the Legislature in conse quence of the failure of a popular election —none of thc candidates (of whom there were several) receiving a majority, of tho votes of tht) p< a plurality iuj receiving n iiiuiwiny* wi mu s people, though Mr Morril had. /. Mr Motril’s election was as——a*- SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 19, lo24. Noilnnprcan mote clearly Tt the necessity, importunco and t xtelienc, the Dock laws at.d regulations, for ehtirtiv prohibiting all fires, flgltta *c. in vessels iaying in the Docks under a Ivpttvy penalty th.an the present occurence. Had the fire in the Dorset, remained undiscovered until a later pariod in the evening, when prompt liituation to work upon his feelings so far as to induce him to set the decision of a judi cial tribunai at naught, and steps in between offended ju Alee .and her victim, is himself answerable for all the subsequent misdeeds of Aim, whom he ha»thus snatched from by the Bank to the Government* for tho THE UNGER. Perez.—We announced a few days since the put don ol Perez, the Spanish Pirate, at the intercession of a New York Patent Scale Beam Maker, and Field Preacher. At the intercession of this man,(for he takes all the dubious merit to himself ) has Mr Monroe again exerted his privilege and again has a violator of the law of nations escaped the gallows. We admire a dis criminating exercise of mercy, but we cannot coincide in the wholesale dealings of our worthy President—-villain aftei villain has escaped, and the laws appear to be made only to frighten beldames and children, tor it srems they never are to be enforced. At various times upwards of 30 persons have been thus saved by Mr Monroe, after expensive trials; 21 at New Orleans and $ nt Savannah, condemned for the most .atrocious crimes; after an impartial trial dound guilty, and yet pardoned—There are doubtless many other instances which do ru t occur th us at present, and if we mis lake not, we will have two others to record shortly— Perez Anthony at Bostofi, and ThomaaJoncs at New York : for after par doning so many, it would be impolitic to hang these two poor fellows, who can be proved every way worthy of executive clemency :—being about as arrant rascals ns ever drew steel across a Christian’s throat We have always imagined that capital punishments were intended to strike terroT in evil doers, and to prevent the le- petition of ctimes of so deep a dye as to tnerit «hem but in this we are mistaken —every rascal lias ninety nine chances in one hundred lor saving his neck through the interference of some crack-brained fool or other, who neglecting his business, sets off for Washington and entreats the President with “ tears ant! supplications” to spare the poor honest harmless fellow’s lifethus are the laws made hull and of none, effect from the the officious zeal oi ignorance, and the more hnjastifiable weikness of the executive magistrate. It is ail nonsense for Congress to keep up the West India anti piratical squadronit is running up an enormous debt for no possible benefit, for the President in place of Making examples of the outlaws who fall into the hands of liis officers, most graciously p ardons them, after throwing the government into the -expenses of prosecution. The notorious 5-acosie escaped with impunity, and under the present administration, we are afraid every other rascal will fare equally as well. This conduct of ihe President is unjustifia ble and his leniency feminine. In vain have so many gallant young officers been - Sj^hiffcctl ! in vain nto all the blood and Taasttfe which have,- been poured forth, if merited punishment. H this reasoning be Just, President Monroe has a very numer ous catalogue, for he has pardoned pirates, mat) robbers and other discretions of scoun drels without number. It is time we had an end to this worse than feminine poticy, and that every violator would be certain to receive iko^runishnrent due to^bis crimes —our chief magistrate should be a man firm enough to carry the laws of the country into execution—Phil. Freeman's four. Presidential contempt of justice —Our President h»s been moved to extend me ■ ey to pirates again!! We wonder why he does not recall the American squadron from the West Indian sets for the pro tection of American commerce at once—this would be acting consistently—the robbery of the pirate is only preliminary to a presidential pardon. Thus, the lives and property of our countrymen —the decision of a court of justice—nsy, the laws 'd God himself, are trampled under foot by a bar baric cruelty, assuming the port, demeanor, guise, and character of mercy.—That our readers may see what interference operated on the Presiden tial nerves thus to prostrate tbe laws of our coun try, we subjoin the following article from the N York Evening Post.— Balt. Mdm. Chron. "We perceive from thc following, that the Pre sident of the United States has according to cus tom, granted a pardon to Josef Perez, who was lately convicted by a jury, after a long and impar titl trial, of the heinous crime of piracy, as it was once considered, and as it still appears to be con sidered on our statute books. To give this par* don immediate publicity, the facts relating to it, tbe tnmner in which the President’s feelings were touched and overcomt. See. 8cc. by the eloquent agent who went to Washington for that purpose, and who was doubtless selected for his well known talents as a street preacher and scale beam maker, we have sent us for publication in the Evening Post, a written account drawn up by his >wn hands, and of which the fbfiowing ia a literal copy, even to tbe spelling, to the friend* of Jdtef Perti triends i Bex leave to inform you that on the furst of June after Unny flods of tears i optained from the president of the united States a full par don for Josef Perez i have Brought it home with me to this cittey ec delivered it safe into tho hand of Thomas Morris, Esqire, U 8 Marshal i humbly thank the president & Secmary of State & all o titers who have Bane engaged in this work of hu- manitley & Murcey—Let god be praised lor ever b ever Amen JOHN EDWARDS THE COM.MtTTKE.pF INVESTIGATION. This body continue their sitting daily. They were engaged on the 9th instant in examining , - ». witnesses on the part of Mr. Edwards Among ® 8 *j 9la j' ce PJtuld not havo been afforded; or them were Jqdge White of Tennessee: Messrs ™ ® ,orlh V htn p James L M’Kenna, Jonah Thompson, Jacob Uor* n.iclt with a Rtrnm* i° 8t . cxt £? m, . l y' O f*ho j gan, and .1. Sanderson, allof Alexandria, touching ^^-urthcHy p0 Jfit T imphSl" 5 tn'S warmly opposed by his adversaries, during the nature of the governments deposits in the where the conflagration would have sioufv the popular canvass, last winter, on tho. bank f of that plaoe. Fifteen or twenty person* pet i, short of the entire destruction of Hie ground ol his being a political Inend of the! residing in the district of Columbia have, at the many valuable ships and cargoes then Jayinu Secrctary’bf the Treasury.—lnt. i instance of Mr. Edwards,' been summoned before: in the Dock.—Gores Livp. Adv, 7 8 Thc stock of the Bapk of the United the committe: and he has requested that the; , States has been steadily advancing for some Hon. Andrew’Stevenson, of Virginia, and Mr. j f ItatQV' frffm EuVOpe.^ lime past, until it has attained a point of Thomas Ritchie, of Richmond, may also be sum-; Since preparing the shove we have been out i appreciation not only much above what it moned The committee it js said have not yield- possession of Boston papers of the 9th and loth has been ot any previous period since its e dtoMr. Edwards’ request to be excused from Inst, received by ihe brig Almira, Cnpt. lUan^ great depresston, at th. close of the first , n examination himself. On the tenth the com* containing London dateS to the llth Mav a Ji!!' mince continued in session until a .ate different causes^) towards the inflatS value ““‘"'"I 'rLTT’r "TT/ IT'S ° n C “ ndlcr ’ arrived at Boston from Liverpool. We which speculation attached to it during the th , e part of lhe 387°!?? Ut , E , dwar la Th « w give beiow every thing of interest contained in first years ol its existence. Large sales w,tne8se * comprised all the Clerks of the Office the extracts—they furnish no Liverpool prices have been made at New York as high as Secretary of the Treasury, and nearly all Current, but we have seen a letter from a Mercan- 22) per cent above par, and that is the price the officers of tbe Banks of the district of Oolum- ■ tile House in Boston whicli says—"We have advi- at whirh the stock is last quoted ia (host of bin, wbo were not examined the preceding day. ces from Liverpool to the 13th May—no altera, the eastern cities. This advance is not the. Not more than fout or five of the witnesses sum. lion in prices (of Cottons)—demand not so brisk •* effect of reckless speculation, but oi Hie moned who were in attendance remained to be The following is the latest from Londorn prosperous condition of the Institution, the examined and it is thought from the diligence with London Markets. May 11.-3000 bales of cot. abundance of capital in the commercial. w j,j C h the committee acts thstthe testimony was ton were solo i»m week at steady priors Extern cities, and the Increased confidence or mo- prob „ b , y ^ten thfough whh 0 „ the x3lh inlUnt< *ive sales have been made in cofroe at 2s per cwt, neyed men, m the Bank, us a sale and profi- ‘ * * . . , 8 , . . .... [advance. Muscovado Sugar of quality above 63s table institution for the investment of sur- Mr ’. M ”" h 1 ^ e , K ■ g * gC 'i M “? ,d » ,n pr *'; would finds ready market, and h. R h prices. S plus capital. '1 In large loan lately effected P ar n S •'.s rejolnder to Mr. Crawford’s communl- ton Sugar Hm (jold at 75 a 76s Molasses - ... - - B cation to the Committee, upon the suggestion of tiVn5i« a if m?... r ° 0n Rdvancln K > The best the Committeerand for the purpose of aeeclerat-! {SStf: ^ S# '** payment ol the Spanish claimants, end the prohsbility.of others, which it is known the Government contemplates negotiating, in the reduction of thc public debt, doubtless had considernbiu influence in raising the slock of the flank to its ptesent price, and these causes, combined, may carry it even much higher.—ib JUj\E 11. The Spanish Claims —The courseadnp- ted by the Executive Departments, in rela tion to (he awards of the Commissioners under the Florida Treaty, has been more p.mnipt than wo supposed the necessary arrangements for paying the claimants would permit them to bo.’ On receiving irom the Commissioners the list of claims allowed, the Secretary of State forthwith transmitted it to the Treasury Department; and, as many ol the claimants.were already present, In person or by attorney, funds were immediately placed, by that Depart ment, in the Branch Bank of this city, for the payment of such of the claimants as should apply .for it; the consequence of which was, the payment, in the course of yesterday, of a large amount of the claims The only delay which will n> w take place, in any caso.will be the shore time requisite to ascertain whether the claimant applying, is in any way itfdcbted to the government ib. We understand that Judge Van Ness, of New York, declines accepting the office of Fourth Auditor of the Treasury, to which he was lately appointed.— id. ting their investigation, it is said Mr. Cook attend-1 very beavily. A considerable parcel'ot 4’'."e»tto od to examine tbe witnesses on his part. ’ The | ?“ ld n | a,,a ' 1 ig, ordinary to good, in 7) Ti>er indisposition of Mr. Crawford, being such as to ; p r ’i Ce8 nominal*'* 50 mi,rkel contmuei * “ ’*•/ th « went off Baltimore, June 9. FALL OF LIMA, See. Capt. Ciiaytor, of the sci.r- Express, arrived here this morning in 14 days from JclD iica, reports that accounts Had been re ceived at that place.from thc Spanisit Main, bringing information-that Lima and Callao had both fallen into the hands of thc Roy alists.— Troops were col(ecting along the coastj y&t Carthagena, See. to send by way of Panama to the south as fast as possible. The Royalist force was computed at about Patent Sralebeame*Make"iew*york' ®0°° men; bojttg.2000 more than thc force — | of tbe Patriots.—Another engagement, was SALEM, June 5. shortly expected to take place—and fears Fast Indian Pirates\ friend has fa- were entertained of the defeat of the Patrl- vouredus with the perusal of an East Indian jots. The British frigate Pyramis sailed Gazette. The only article of interest, it from Jamaica 3 days before the Express, contains,is the following accoant of the cap , with mmey for New York, to touch at Ha- tnre of the Br- brig Gen.De, Coek by pirates. Yana. . UniMn/VA/l t/s M naHHj. This vessel belonged to Messrs. Thorn ton & Co. oi Batavia, and sailed fvom Ba tava Roads with Mr Thornton one of the prevent his personal attendance on the commit tee, Mr. Forsyth, we also learn, attended to ex amine on hia part. From Europe. We have been politely furmsned with a Ale of Liverpool pnpera to the 8th ult. by Capt. Gann- ain, of the ship Ceres, arrived yesterday. They furnish very little of interest. Much jealousy appears to exist in England res. peering the French naval operations, particularly that portion Of it which has arrived off the coast ot Brasil, and an explanation had been demanded from the French government. There is little additional intelligence from Greece. The Turks are making preparations to open the campaign with ■ large force, an<l the Greek forces, it is said, were never more impos* log. The jealousy which subsisted between the G.deks and tbe enterprising foreigners employed by the government had entirely subsided. Gen Iturbide wua still in London. The discovery ships for the North Sea, were completed, and they were expected to sail op the 9|h ult., Lord Cochrane it was said, was about to relin quish the command of the Brazilian squadron, to return to England, in consequence of the Empe< ror*s withholding the prize money due to himself and his crews. .The following is the latest account we have been able to obtain, of the state of the Liverpool Market: Extract of a letter dated, LivtnrooL, May 8 1824 . "The imports ol cotton ^uring the oat week having been larg the demand during Ihe present has been more limited than for sormt time past, and the rales math* have been generally at a re- duction of } per Ib. The sales of the week amo nl 9476 b»!'*. of which 1032 were Uplands, at 8d 1J.I ami 2796 at 8g 11 - 9): 880 New Orleans at to IOd, And 3 60 at 10,(1 to 11) 1040 Alabama •tid Tennessee at- 8d to 9)1340,^Sea Islands at 12|d to 15d, and 140 at 15)d ip 17 per lb, The very finest Sea Islands are scarce and command higher prices, but the quantity of this description is small, stained sell at 8.1 to lid per Ib, Perttam- btico cotton a’ UJd to 12d, Mnranham and Bultia ut 10)11»-11), West India at 7) • to lid; Sun at 6.1 to 7) 1, and Bengal a» 6d t» 7d per Ib. TL There is not so brisk a demand as there whs for Turpentine, the importation of which baa been 29,000 barrels, in the present year, against 18,800 to the same period in the last—irnow sells at Us a 13s 9,i per cwt. In Tar there is no alteration in price, Carolina selling at 13s a 14s and Virginia'at The importajif Carolina and unusually to the prices nominal Letters ftom Alexandria, daied on the 5th ot April, communicate intelligence of great importance to Greece Tho maga> atnes of gunpowder, 8tc. which the Pafcha of Egypt had for some time been prepar ing for his expedition to the Morca, had been destroyed hy fire, ift which 3000 of his soldiers perished The loss is estima ted at not less than ten millions of Spanish Dollars! Thc Capt. -Pacha had arrived at Alexandria, with a part of t)te Turkish Fleet: hut it was the opinion that this event would cripple, if not Entirely prevent the operations of the Turks, during the- pre sent campaign. - T he advices from Africa,.further dohflrm the defeat of Sir Charles M’Canhy—he had not been heard of since the battle with the Ashantcos. A rocket brigade had been ordered to Cape Coast inminediateijr ft was expected that the AshuntCes would attack the English Forts,, and ,that the friendly natives would suffer severely. The proceedings of Parliament were with out interest. The differences with Algiers were not settled. A great number of bomb vessels were fitted out to bombard the town night- ly. A letter from Constantinople of April mentions that the Paclia t>f Egypt had a- baiuloncd the idea..of proceeding for >he Morca hut that his sen was to proceed -thi ther with a 1-trge loree. Liverpool May 10 -*-We have received advices this morning from Bayonne to the 2d inst. which state, that “ letters" from Madrid, of the 26llt speak of r levy of 56,- 000 mqit^n Spain, part of whom are to be employed .icrattempting the reconquest of the American possessions: but, as mon-y is wanting, it is said that an application wifi be made, to the Philliplne Company, which has money in its coffers.” I have seen l&tet'B from Paris, of un doubted authority, in Which it is stated, that tho expedition from Catl'Z wifi sail to the Havana, where it will be reinforced be fore going to its ultimate destination. Tne attack wifi be made upon Mmtico: depend upon it ttffit we are on the eve of great events in the New World. The Liverpool Advertiser says we tsn state from good authority, that Mr Kean has offered to guarantee Mrs M’Gibbon 10001. clear of all^expenses, if she and Iter husband will accompany him to America. The report ot a .French naval force in thc South American seas, *s contradicted Mr Canning in St. Charles Missouri, May 13. _ _ WM ... , Piev) Mexico—We have been politely owners, on board, in the morning of the; favoreo with the perusal of a letter from a, f a 16s per bbl. T'h 26th of October. On the 29th half past gentleman in Franklin to the Secretary oi eight A. M,0rwt^of«M>potot onodwi>. ‘he Ba^eperiol Iraj'%}, and the^ricesS . ayo, at r * ‘ “ * " ““ * “ * ““ shore, < The brig fired a gun, and hoisted her colors. Coucil Bluffs, to apprise the commandant; «nd the day before, sold at ISsper cwt,—and the ]*“ v u * Jh ir>n - „ tmued to pull towards the brig beating at before the 10 h day f June next, with fit-. exoes8 0 fimports of Tobacco over .the demand I bomb Terror* captain A. D. Y: Arbuthnott, the same time a sort of gong. The brig teen hundred men. "His object; as we and consumption, baa occasioned a decline in the sailed from Porthinouth, for Algiers taking icpress,, is to make an prices of moa descriptions, and for such <»* are 1 Vice Admiral Sir Harrv Carolina and bay j informing him, it is prCSumcd, what could not bring her guns to bear; but tho tween the two countries.” A friendly in ^gwTlV pirates kept up a constant fire by which tercourse between Missouri and Santa Fee i . W would fluncar from the nature of the ore* two men were killed and thrte pounced,; i* of much importance "to our clUzens, and i WJ ** <««>*• i nffloFmaLtodfedSths^iaCt Th« firing was continued on boardoftite alfS u^on AlgiL Much alarm was exet I hy a nnited force of ahips; but if the Dcy .1 -l! ! (than rliti 1 pcIiisr Ioiimmu ~ — ■ w - tj—13 fired again, and the pirates returned the understand from the ex There is | brig.tili the aminunition was expended, and place it on a safe foundation laden v vit fi C ott..n't Much alarm was excl I u y a united torce of ships ; but it me trey when she was boarded by five hundred men, much wealth to be drawn from this source, laden’Wttn L,ou«m * muen alarm was excv ) ’ , necessarv, Mr Th “™">» 9* ewv m wfmtp «*».*» wssjaslgg's ss .o The latter was wounded and jumped over- that laudable enterprise, which has “* .."“Y 1 " 'attacUa will* be nitrhtlv made uDdn the board, and swam to a fishing stake, by prevented from ascending tbe Missouri, ttSf' whlc h the Dorset was thwi discharging h«r; n j ^ n ces of AIcicrs bv the etn. which he supported himself above water draw from the bosom of the wWernesjr jjjjhe*hdCtfi‘ffoS whdV'flfl i P|«S^i»t of bombs and mortar vessels, for twenty one hours, and was picked up immense wealth which must now be left to ' vas g°‘m t0 me naittide iock, when lhe j L. n a nnonnce t h| fi intention wo holieve tho .h. ^ mate escaped in a similar manner, and was *red by the citizens of some other, govern twenty-four fo urs in the water. Thc pi-. ment, to the great lops of Missouri, rates took possession of the brig and car-. —— ried her in among the thousand islands. ! T he valet who assisted in the elopement from i The action was seen and heard bv the Brussel*, had 1000/tt>,year prortiised him by General, for not affording assistance, ctrtlsi pen and ink befog denied her. B Large ransoms were offered.for the release w»s iaken froip her when jbe retired t onl &toe,.w. . Cat go was valued at forty thousand dollars, ported (ter lo the arms of her anxious lover, wbo y - . impatiently awaited bur arrival. A French physician has written a trea-' the on yellow [ever, founded ^pon,examin ations in Barcelona, and has arrived ot tjic cor elusion tfjpt yellow Jever ft a specific contagion secreted in the holds of vessel?, and originally conveyed to the Webtlftdiea by vessels engaged in the slave trade. her, which they did with great effect: hofFM 0 *’ 1 ,, ■ , n however, before,the vessel and cargo had P r °bable that captain Arbuthnott will, tn Sustained considerable damage.. The smoke I lhcfirs [ at Al6 ‘ er9 ’ and r Cn f C -^ which issued from the lower hold made' it !««»> ^ theDcyto a sense of-what 14 Exmouth treaty, and.;,of the situation in _ _ which his capital will become, by a perti- ipnaral At'ioV water the hofes whVch"had beeb dut nirious rejection of all amicable means of. rest at in fier lower deck were stopped up f and she reparation. The same terms of reconcilta- r only again floated. The damage done to » be .tlbn &nd of security for the fvtture, will p traits ve8 sel and cargo is very considerable. With babljr be proposed to the Deys of l.un» —j — *»-- —c—_ ep _ and Tripoli; but there is scarcely a doubt o* t n I their acquicscenc’c. > 7 vussut ano cargo is very consjueraote. vv un regard to the cause qf the fire nothing cer tain can, pr perhaps ever wilf bo assertain- The Vl’aahirgfon and W'urpen Bi.nkin U;f state of New. York, resumed specie payments on the Id iust. . w paper (“Heel -the-fttif' abo-.jt to be pnblisliH in ’ will HUppoVt '-ilK/irtv' iSrfC ,|<,r