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Newspaper Page TextI-V.j at - %&' r?,*- * * , 8} •, ft&b • Q. kSl is FREDERICK S. FELL. CITY PRINTER^ — WEDNESDAY EVENING, ArniL 8. Dally Paper ...eight dollar* (Hr annum 1 . Country,I'.lpar........six, dollars (tor annum p4vant.it it* *nvA!»cs <•, All News, ami New , Advertisements ap- poarin limit papers.- C7* ffflico ’ In, Hickson's three story brick building, oil the Bay, near the Ex- qjttfngejielynen Bull and Drnyfon-stre'cts, Communications by Mall, must be Post- pai l. . Sales of land, add negroes hv Admlnis- . trators. Executors, or Guardians, are re- 3 Hired by law, to be Held on the first Tttes- avin the montlt.belween thqjhmininften in the foienoon, and three in the afternoon, ht the Court House of the County.in which t)ui property is situate. Notice of these sales must be given in a public Gazette •frit/ days previous to the dav of sale. Notice of the sale of personal, property must b* given in like manner, Jbrty days previous to the dav of Sale. Notice to the debtors nml creditors of art estate.-must be published for forty days. Notice tbapappllcallon will be nta-le to the Court of Ordinary for Icayo to sell land must lie published four IfWihlM* TUB KIDNAPPERS*. from the Uniter! State* Telegraph, prln trd at the City qf Ifrrehlngtoti. ROWLAND STEPHENSON. Tito excitement sjrealed hy the Illegal abditetlon outfit person, from Savannah, and Ills prompt liberation by a solemn de •cisimt of the Court at New York; are suf- ficiept to satisfy ottr-own citizens as well g* foreigners, that a free country and free •institutions, while tliev give np protection to euilt, afford th* hast seonrity for pro- -pertv, and the safest protection against op pression. It Is.excedlnply gqrlllying. and -evyreys a high degree of correct feeling In th» people, that the indignation exhibited against the violators of mr laws lta« nor,in any shape degenerated into undue compas sion, or morbid sympathy for Stephenson, or Jus offences. 11 lias been properly con fined to the act of Iris abduction, without warrantor authority of any kind whale- Ter. * ■ — , The'teal causa of this grnsss contempt of our laws, seems to. have heen the re wind offered (not paid) bv Mr. Ex-Sher Iff Parklrts; and ifis not a Matter of Mir- pr ; <e, that the sum of. {6,000 which tftnf person publicly-held out as the amount lie -would pay, and get paid for ritephendon’s apprehension..should leinpr IV cupidity of ignorant or bad men to rtnltftlnns of the Jaw more daring than that committed— But it appears to us singular that the tin questionable illegality of Mr. Pm kins’ pri inury proceedings should have Ififoei to re mained unnoticed. It is -cerswlnly iimst Illegal for an individual to offer a reward for the apprehensioif of any person, un known'to the law as a ctim-dkl. of-un charged with crime, without first having preferred an accusation, and obtained front n -ompetem audio ity.a sufUr lent wairant tri seize tile person of the delinquent. Mr. Parkins ought to have known titjt sueh conduct Oil his part would,'in Great Hri tain, have been n.tnisdeineanor of no slight clfm-icter. and that, in Ot' t. fe ‘ards for the apprehension of person j-eUdflted) with offmees against the laws can only emanate fignn the public magi tratvs, when they ntay be followed by private rew-ptds, Off- fed bt those interested in their seizure, lilt long residence here might have taught him that it is the sknte in this country- for if with out warrant, charge or authority, one per son might offer .towards fofthe .apprehett sion of another, what, safety could our cbli zens enjoy, and what would be the liberty of tlie person, were llio'se at tile metcy of every malignant qr imillcioils oe *->n who might choose to anndvpr (list e s thepi ? Mr. Parkins Minns anxious to divert the just resentment - ofrite people from himself to others, and he has insinuated that Mr. Goodhue, and Mr. Buchanan?-the British Consul at New York, were: concerned in Stephenson's a' durtipn. We are not in clined to give credit to this .statement, or J.i believe oil Vr. Parkins’simple assertion that a respectable citizen, or a public func- tionary of a friendlj*po«er should have so for forgot himself as to be In any shape - Concerned in an outrage on otr la - s. In dependently of the high charade, of these gentlemen, the facts do not appenr.to war f int i.ny such imputation, and it Is a'.ovc all, ridiculous to <u pose that, if an iuten tion of delivering up Stephenson clandes tinely, to the British Government, had ac tually heen entertained, he would have befit carried to N York.In place of Halifax i or Bermuda. ‘»lur belief. In abort, is, that the reward m IUegaUfcnff''red, has been the sole cause of the violation of our law*, and we hope .proceedings so inimical tolhe lihetjv of tile person, and the spirit of onr institutions, will not again occur. Notwithstanding Mr. Milieu. Ilto Sheriff of Chatham county; has-wUlj.drnw-n his of r , flclal advertising from'thii office, we shall continue, for the benefit of onr renders, to publish the Sheriff’s Sales t—hence the advertisement which appears In this day’s paper. We have seen a copy of a letter front the acliiig Secretarir nfsjltatc of tlie U. S. tri his excellency the Governor of- Georgia, in which he says that tlie application for the restoration of Bnw'snd Stephenson lias been ittid before Ibe PreAide-t, odd he was Instructed to reply, that the powers of the Government to lire utmost of Its Con. stitutinnnl limits wmtid heexetted to restore Stephenson IQ the Jurisdiction nf the slot" nfGeorgla.from whiph'it is alleged'he has been • most unlawfully lorn. Thus lift promptness and enerev of Governor For svth has been equalled hr similar prompt ness and enetgy on the part of the United States, the violation of opr laws being tlh moving principle with both. . THE FIRE IN AUGUSTA, lit sdditinn fo lhe v p»rtlcnlai» we have already published, of the recent destruc tive fire «t Augusta, we learn from the Gonititntlonallst oftlte 7th Inst, that a vast quantity of com, 14.000 bushels of which wcrcstored in Centre street, were destroy ed. - ; •». - - - . —' ■ ■ The number of houses burned is estima ted at from four to fire hundred, and the total loss is roughly Oalculotedet a million of dollars. Letters received at Charleston, from Augusta state- that the amount of Insur ance Jn the South Caroline Insurance Company of that City is between 7 nnd {10,000; in Ibe Hartford (Eon) Insurance Company <4S,0OJ>—and in tlie Augusta nftd Georgia Insurance Companies about {80,000.' ' ' A meeting of tlie citizens of Augusta has been held at the City Hall, to take in to consideration end provide for the relief of the sufferers by the late fire. The May or. Samuil Hale, was called to the chair, aud George AV. Crawford appointed Sec retary. Committees Were appointed for the pur pose of inquiring into the situation of the sufferers— for receiving donations—to make application to the Governor 131 such aid fron» the Side Treasury ire he may deem expedient, and to adopt such other means as they.ntay think, proper, for prbeurinji re lief from other- quarters, in the State of Georgia, and elsewhere. The thanks of the meeting were tendered to Messrs. Hen ry Shtiltze, John B. Covington, and An- irew J. Dill, fur their invitation lotheun fortunate sniff rers to occupy tlie vaeant houses of Hamburg, without charge, for a ttelve-monfo. • -■ Refreshments are furnished, free of ex pense, to tile needy, by the proprietors, at the United States Ilntgl, Planters’ Hotel, City Hotel.- Eagle Tavern, and Mansion House, daily, at the hours of 9 A. M. and 3 P. M. which will be continued until pro vision Is made for their support. Bo'inparte, by Lord Byron; Defence of rite L ,i ulna; The Mcii-hant of Venice; Cooper's Othello; Kean's Othello; Coopci’s fjorlo- Innus; Kean’s Sir.Gilcs Overreach; Kean's Lear. ~ • . ' VROM OUn COBBKSPO'SBRSTS. Others of the Courier and fltriury, ? GlIAKLKSTOR, Ajiri 4—7 F. St $ Froih Key H>sl.*-Bv the sloop, Hyde: Alu, Captain Place, anived this day, »e havetho Key: Welt Hegtster of the a6th, .tad an Extia from that office of the 30th iilte The l*'xiia contains • all offifciAl patch in relation lo-ilte discovery of a pi ratical srhoonbr, by llte aimed schooner Hnbauern, corresponding, sbhstantinllv, with the in-count of the same event already Published in tins paper. The following are the only Ollier article^ of. interest we find. KEY WEST. Match 26. The Revcmu Cutter Pulaski, Captain Harrison, sailed from tills port on tlie 14th insl. lor Havana, carrying Col. George HL Brooke; Dr. Macomb and Lieut. Col lins, of the United Stales Army. Tito Cutter iWurnep oirtlit* 20t11, and sailed a gainpn.the *lih op a cruize. CjH Tlmrsdav, (tlie lDtl; ittst.) between 4 and 5 o’clock, P M the s*dir. Lily, Capt. I.unil, lying in the Bay Honda llarliottr, saw tlie TItorn, Captain Barclay, at anchor aiear her. Captain U spoke the Lily, and reqncstcdlf boat lobe sent, which was im mediately done; when on board found that she had sprung aleak, and tnaf it was Im possible to keen her from'sinking;-got her under way dnd riin Iter on Tlife ju-ucli,'— Early nextnibrnfug Imarrled and found he6 fullofwatcr. By request orCiqit. I,, took the crow, puiripsand btie'ketst &c. aniTVoc needed in freeing her so for asm ho able to bringJicr.into Key West. The above In- formation " as furnished bv Cnptaiff Lund Key I frit Jfeghftr.Bf Extra) Martk SO. We linvo tne.pleasure to nifnounoe the safe arrival of tlie sldp /EoronSu; pf Bos ton, at Havana; after a long passage—the other ves-gls missing, had not made their -appearance up to the 26t)i inst. Tltere hnd been several arrivals at Ila- Vanna front Ver* Cru|p'-; tlie aeoounls from Mexico represent that unfortunate re public tri be in a dreadful state «f confu sion. Every person that could gef away was hurrying to the sea-pofts to embark. The accounts from Columbia are very gloomy also. - A very severe Police ha* oceh established, at the head bf which Ge neral Arisinondi has been placed. Gcncr al PaeZ commands as General in Chief at Cutracoa, iit w hich city there were seven teen general officers and very few troops— money w as very scarce,and Ihcfow troops only receive one fnilrth part of pay. The accounts fintn Bolivar are not very safisfaefoiy—t elate insurrection is^gnoro alarming than wars first supposed. .The i*fnall I’ox was'very prevalent rite Havana and Matanzas, and many had fnllen victims to its nml gnitv. The Post Master at Key \Vest, has ad vertissd for prnpnsars for transporting mill ouccerery two weeks, between Ki Wesi and Ciiarlcston. /" The Br. ship Britannia, Capt. Christo phet LaipH, from Jamaica bound to Lon dob, tv illi a cargo of rum, sugar, coffee, pi memo,' fustic, and hides, was discovered a shore bn Litfte Conclt Reel, on Thursday morning, 10th oil by Capt. Houseman, of tlie *lonp Sarah l&nbrlln, wlin made'sail immediately for tlie w reck, “and on comii g along side (ibe w od blowing a heavy gale from S. E.) found that she made 32 inches per hour, was toon after joined by tlie w recking sloop Capital, Capt. Walker,anti wins. Florida, Capt. Rruk, and Gen Gcrl- det. Cupt. Page, who united their force aud made all exertions to lig ten her, and by great efforts got tlie cargo on hoard the wrecking vessels, and succeeded in getting the ship and cargo into Key .West oii-the 23d tilt. ■\1Ve are. indebted to a friend for the fol lowing at count of the tornado, which oc curred on the 6th in*t> within nine miles of this town—Halifax.(N. C.) Minerca. “.It commenced from the N. W. al out half past 3 o’clock. P. M. passing through a part of the county called Buzzard Town, lejrell ng every thing in ity progress, lothe injury of several forms, particularly that of ’Thomas P. Neville. It'blcff down the dwelling and every other out house ftn the plantation. Tlte’wife and daughter of Mr.- N. were in the house whenJt commented, but such was the violenp^bf the gale, it blew, the daughter, a charming little girl, out of the house and fractured her' skull. Tlte.mothor was tepeatedly thrown with violence f ont tnc door, as she attempted to , approach it for the purpose of rescuing her child .f.-inn among the fallen timber and trees, but was unable to dn so until Hie fury Of, tire storm hnd subsided. All the trees imtlic grove which surrounded .the house, Wnrc-t ,rn up by the roots and carried some distance into an adjacent corn field. ‘ Even t| tiro grnnria'sill, tho timber of.the boose v s removed from_ its podTtlon, while the lb . and brush were brought from A neigh boring now ground and scattered over the yard. The furniture of the house stiflfnrod entire destruction, ami fragments -of it sr - . a carried to 'the distance of six Jiun- d , i'd vardg, Tho knives anil forks were carried as ftjr as .half a mile.” ■ Turo hundred and'jifly foilart ritvard is offered for the apprehension and delivery to the'Shefiff of Upstu cotintjr of Philip Haltix, accused of having miftderbd Jethro Jackton. The .tnttrder U stated to have been cornmiuet) on the nub of last month. ’pile funds of this' Sta'te of every kind, (says tire Milledgeville Recorder,) inclu ding Bank Stock at its original cost, cash in-tlie Treasury', bonds,- balances-due by Tax Collectors, &c. &c. according to (lie Report made by tlie Committee of Finance at the late session of the Legislature, was {*,307.288 1* I-l. Many of the bonds, such, for instance, as the remnant of those given for the purchase of fractions in'Rald- win. and Wilkinson Upwards of twenty years ago, and amounting to {22,418, will be collected at this late'day, if collectable at all, with great difficulty. Much of the debt of {81,772, due by Tax Collectors, must also he lost by the insolvency, in many'cases, of both principal and securi ties. Allowing, however, liberally for sncli losses, tlie amount of ,the State Fund is still considet able. Adding the sum for which the fractions and other |inblic lands were lately sold, {332,651 83 3 4, (one fifth of which has been paid, and the bal ance payable in four annual instalments,) makes the gross .amount of {2,830,689 40 1-4. et<EV From the Kali ’ Tnlrlligenerr 1st inst. TO.'i'iiE El>lT**BS. United States? Ship Frier Pexsai ola, 13tli Fell 1120. Gentlemen-. 1 desire, through your |«tpef. tn eoneettbe unfounded statement wltipu .ppekrad nriJimillV In tlfb Nowlicin Senti nel oftheTOth ult. nnd Inis since been co ned into other papers, rolntlvc ton nreet- ng in a bill room,'at St. Martins,between Captain Turner, of lilts ship nnd Captain Tailor, of the Private?! Federiil I he slaicm.htsaystiint, •.tpnrJh'enrMo tliesel zero of liis vessel,.lie i fnbdiately proceed ed to St, Martins, noli, confronting Capt. I'tirner in n bill room, demanded Ills Ves sel. A disturb ince ensued, nnd Captain Taylor, yielding fo superior-and arbitrary force, wns arrested.’’ Tills Is all untrue. Capt. Turner did not attend the ball, being confined fo Iris hip by indisposition. Ilcnevei conversed vtllr, sir ever hud seen Capt. Taylor befmi! Ire w-axrt prisoner ort board ; nor d'dfftB know of his confinement ofi *bor until 1h- orincd obit by tge of Ids offieprs on ti-e oilowing morning. Captain Taylor nev er appealed at tho ball, nor Hid lie “fo.r- front,"nr Iravi the smallest difficuliy with unv officer of this ship. 1 should noi linv.i thong 1 1 it necessary to contradict ibis statement, had it not nri- ijhated in Ncw-bern, the native place til .uni 'I'uvlnr. nnd lit-nu nillltn 111 II COtlfl- ey A Conducta was to 1- Klesie.o on the 2-ltlt to' leave the city of of Febi'iiary for Vera A letter from an officer on board the Erig.ship of War, from Havana; says, “It will relieve the anxiety of our merchants (b UariMhat Captain Turner will remain here for t|re protection of our commerce The ship.will lie- constantly employed in convoying, and Ve are filling out our boats to cruise around the Island arid look into every hole ancTcomer.” Life and unillngt of Isaac Harby—The following arc (he contents of this work which is to appear in Charleston thsi dny— Mem'oi.-ofihe /Ulthor; Alberti, a Play in in five apis; Discourse before tho Rcfoimed Society of Israelites; Junius on the Pres'f denr.y; Defence of Gen,* Jiicklon.in answer (o Jonatfiah Roherts; Essay on Criticism; (Iro Quarterly Review and Melmolh lie ATHENS, Ga. March Sl-T" On Thursday last, q( 12 o’clock, we on dersland the ceremony of' removing 'tlie first earth for tire foundation of a Cotton Factory, was pej-fotniril by Judge Clny- ton,.at” Mr. Thomas Moore’s Mills, foiir miles belbw (his place. 1 V/e notice this fransactinn not so much'” for what migljt s'wsm'anldle parade, lint for that which wc conceive to ho the first sleptowatds a very important chaiigb in the (irndnctiVe indus try ofilie cott try The agricultural char- actifrof the southlias been compelled, by very.iiniitscpolicy oftlte General Govern ment, fo pdrtake of that ftinniifactniing -spir t Wlijch scents to have been forced down tipbn the pation at 1 lie' expense of every other Interest. A sense of safety and a .feeling of iiidependcnee,combined,doubt lest Wltn an expeclatlon" of profit;- have urged gentlemen to an undertaking, a gainst which tficir political convicfi’oiis ate ritost unquestionably nt war. And we are aiilhorised to state, that those sentiments have, by no.meanv, undgrg ne a change; that their project is'certainly pot to give countenance to a system wllch they have always denounced; but it is tube regarded as a measure unquestionably defensive.— The experimeiil is an eventful'one—the period, however, lias arrived iyifen no other alternative is left hilt to strike for commer cial freedom —May their effort be attend ed witlt success. “ The gentlemen composing (he Company are, Mr. Mr. William Rearing, Mr. John Visliet, Major Abraham Walker, Judge Clayton, and Cept. John Johnson, of Mas sachusetts. It will be know n by the name of the “ATHENSr itfANUF ALTERING COMPANY." Tho building, we understand, is to bo 38 feet long, 44 wide, and four.and a lialflto- rievlrigh, calculated for one thousand spin Cruz, escorted by Gen. Guerrero. apt. Taylor, und been made in a confi dent tope, calculated (o deceive. A limn by the'name of Skoals Iras also sworn, (as oppears bjli .Baltimore paper) to the same circumstance. I iiiicht have been cl inltablcchnugjt to suppose that lie bad sworn to what lie brliried "us tine, bail bo not, in another instance, sworn fo what he positively ienetc was false. He iWorl Unit the nurse made in hoard ing; brought hint on-deck, where lie was made prisoner, wild remained until the se cond shot wds fired, when lie was ordered below. 1 This'innn flet-ef kppeared on deck, and we were in-possession oftlte Federal near ly an hour before tlie foil fired, dining the. whole of which lime he was confined lip low with a sentry ovet the hatch. ’ Ifis ob ject edit only lie to conktitift' htiqyeli a w it- ness to what occurred on deck. -Wll.lt be says of Oil plain- Turner's reply to hint, when he rrqested periujsston to write to rit Barts, is also untrue. His statements are of no consequence', and I have no other „bj ct in noticing them tiffin 16 expose burn x I ant. gentlemen, with great respect, yottr obt. servt. JOSIA1I TATTNAL.- /,(. U. S. Kuvy. Alessri. Galls & Skatox. U'ashington. Catholie F.maniipation.—The King's Speech.—We presented our readers on (Saturday with the King’s Speech, which has heen expected with tne greatest ca gerness in ’ifeat Britain, and witlt no in considerable hitorest in this country. ’Tills document, -which is- always.framed with nue political ainhigjni-y. would se,m. if taken literally, tojitvolve a condition pre Cedent fo any meusnres for tlio relief of Ireland, that would stop nil onciliidion at the till eihotd , we mean the suppression of the C*tho|ic Assiieiation. It is then only that the laws imposing disabili iex-on the CaiKolic are to be reviewed. So, elso, these disabilities a.e to be renioied onTr ifthat ean be done consistently with the security of the established chtirrli, and thi- rights and privileges of tho bishops and clergy oftlte realm. In truth, how cv«r, these'seem to be words of coarse,in-' tended n* the Times saw. to sooth the mortified feelings of tlie Hrtmsivickrrs. The Catholic Association will virtually cease "when its objects are likely to he ac •oinplislted. • .Mr. O'Con e'l says indeed, in n-recent speech, “rite motion I intend to snlunR is, that, on the day wlieuji bill for our uncoil. ditional eniancipiilion shall have received the royal assent, the Catholic Association of Ireland- shall stand dissolved forever.’' That gentlemen speaks in the most coufi dont tone of the.hpproaoding triumph of the cause.. As to tho security of the I’to testant establishment, that, it has alwayi been-contended hv the Catholics, cannot be erid mgered by Calhollo emancipation As to the rights of the clergy, they are more easily reconcileablo perhaps than their privileges; with . tltis enfranchisement— The true meaning of tho king’s speech as to tills ifnporliim measure, may best lie gathered from the expressionxof the mov ers of thmaddress in reply fo il,in the two houses of Parliament,- These show beyond a doubt, that it is tho intent of the British ministry to set seriously about tire pacifica tion of Ireland, in tire only way by which thatobject can ever Ire accomplished. The •Times gives immense praises to Lord Wel lington for having brought to this point, question to tho settlement of which Fox Grenville, Cimqjng and Pitt were inade quate. Tho Premier, how over, seems rath er to deserve the praise of having been led than of leading. Indeed tho conjuncture may more properly he said to have .thrust him on the iittendcd.acconrnrodatirifr. The spcer.lt is very brief respecting tiro aff iirs of tiro East, in which it seems how ever, to settle one point at least; namely, that jthe Emperor of Russia is ;o coplinuo thb blockade of the Dardanelles and play the part of a belligerent on the one hand, while, on the other," ho remains u party to the treaty of tho 6th of July; 1327. This must be perfectly convenient to the Czar, who will.thus be left at,liberty to pursue his indemnities to whal extent ho pleases, i _ Halt. American. The following curious means weie n- JpMjd 10 find tlie bods of Cat i iin Taylor, „f tin- American slup LcWr-tips, >. lu> wot lately drowned at Havre'. Two 2l pound ers. charged with email shot, were tired over the "surface of t|te water, wlteto the i,„dy svna supposed to he. It was thought ihnt the shock given to the water hy the siimtl'aneoua detonation of the ennnon, would cituse the body to flout ( hut though' the experiment has sometimes beOnkile- eeXsful, it svns not so in tills Instance— Several things were brought in tho surface, which proves tltat the body must have float cd n.wnv front the |dace— Havre paper. ' [The firing of turns protipoes a totnpn rnrv vaeuuin. roverses lor a nihrneiU, tjie pressure of the nimosphcie, lessens tlie rnmpresslon of tho water, and causes somo of tlie loecr particles, nnd what b wilh tliein, to ascend, 't’lie effect, how ever, must he limited and shni l,] Col Jnhnfnn.-*\Xc perceive hy the Ken- tuekv Gazette,.Ilul the Hon. Bv M.- Jnlin- «iin I* a candidate for flciyion tp the House or-Ue“tresetitatives of the tiv,-lily-first Con- gies, for trie Congressional district inKen- tneky. In which he resides. . *-• The elegant ship ‘ nriteeu, sailed-from New Orleaii*aliotll Kill nit. ynd prnh ihly took the largest rajgo tif Cotton ever ship ped In a vessel of her size.,viz: Iter register tonnage lielng 397 tons, slto took bn hoard 17’)0 bnle* of rollon, (11)75 hale* tinder Iter lower-deck, and 625 .between decks,) weighing 726,008 i minds, lieing’n fiactlon over I HOB jits per Van, The Parncen proves an exerllcht sea li.inl and sails »ell [ NeUburyyArt Herald. ThefoiipMhV toast was riven, at the Djffnqcrnllc Republican Oolehratlon fit IVnVnn'bn the 4th filt. I'y Levi Rvlffncnln.—Notice —-Adams Cl,iy A Co—Tills concern was tlt*s day ill*.irivcd—the business will lie lontimied by Andrew jackspn. who will pay no debts oftlte old firm’s contracting." to be finished on tlie first q(November next, nnd Capt. Johnson has gone on fo the imth to purnltase tlie Machinery,’ which is to lie out in the month of October, so that the inhibition fs expected to lie in opera tion some time in the month of December. lAthenian. . \Ve observe the steam boats' Edgefield and Caledonia, advertise to take passen gers at half less, and freight-at one third tlie customary rafes of tlie George Wash ington and Joint David Mongln. We have MHfffhought tbo price of passage between tljis and Savannah gnd GhajrMton wait too high, but wc arc not prepared fo savi it stioulffiliave heeilJeduced brie half When onr packets, like those on some ol the routes In the Northern States, shall begin fo carry itsbaokwards and forwards for nothing,and treat us for going into tho bargain, they ±-”> r . .r .. /• i'j r 1X7 a i us ,ur bw ,, o Ulo DargOllle thfiV Sage and Dosolts: tho field of Waterloo,;., ma y expect custom In jdanly Augusta peem, by VIalter Scott; Ode to Napoleon Courier< , . A London paper says, “We ore happy to know .that bonnets nro on thedectcase, tiles, and thirty looms. By.contract it i. under which ladies were recently fo lie seen walking and driving; ore giving place to a moderately and convenient sized covering for the head,” Despatch.—A letter written in this city °n tne 15th December, and forwarded by the Edward Bonnaffe, for Havre, reached Florence, (about loot) miles from Havre,) on tlie thirtieth day after it was written. ! ■ _ K. Y.Gaz. Snaring the\ Circle—Mr. Cleanlhes ell Fell, a teacher in BMladHiihln. has, it Is loo said, succeeded in damphsiraling the tlioo- - rom of <quaring the circle. Tins theorem like perpetual fitolion, hns been often de monstrated, as-ingenious calculator-, |, avo supposed, but examination has as often de tected some fallacy in the calculations \n approximation to tho desired result'is foe most Hint cun bo obtained with accura- Qirtrantinv.—The exnininatinn. (by the Health Officer',) of all vessels arriving lie ireeh tlie t*t tif A|,ril and-(lie 1st of Nov object I,v law to-Quarantine, will com nimice on ’[’Inirstlay next, tlie 2d of April* •it the Qt/itroritlne inn Itorngc, us neai a* may lie to the Hospital, on Stan t*HiiuJ V- Y. Gax. 30th ult. .... r t _____. CiNCINNM I, (Oliltf.) March 9. On Friday evening last, e Innn of tlie n line of Bird sell.,was onindtStted to tlie jail of this county for the inttrltenif Ills wife Wo havoiiot heetiitble tp jnlitnin tlie ex ert particulars hut tltal in it fit of jea ottsy lie knocked her.duwn with an ixe, aqcf sil vered her head from her body.' She was the mnlhe,- of several child,on, In whose presencelltr deed was peprelrated. lit- made.no ntteniRt ,tn escape) llis tri •! will fake place hrfoie the ‘ri’uprctnc Court in Mav next—Oaz. It is.*tntecfrtiat Mr, Itu.sli is to lie the au thor o the forthcoming Hi-lory of'fie Ad imnisir jIioii of John Quincy Allan.s. with b agr.ipiiicul sketches of Ill's principal Se- crctaifds Domestic Manufacture.—The *tateof R. Is’aml contains at tiiis time 13B cotton f-io- tnrtes. The Towns of W. rn-icli andrimitli field, each contain twenty V'oolen and twen ty cotlon factories. Five luindrod dollars were_|atrlv. refus ed, in Paris, for a mask lukrn upon the f.tge of Joan Jacques Rnssenn after death. Fromthq New-Orleaus, ..Advertiser, Feb. 28. . . An extraordinary e/rcuTUftmee—Fottr months ago, a child two years of age, swallowed a needle .2 3-4 Inches long.— yesterday morning the. needle was mken nut of the right side, just above the hip, where jl had fotcetl its.way, ami was con siderably corroded. The child lias, fo) i|io last three months, taken medicine for titc drop.sy, Iter body-being much, swelled. • Literary Intelligence.—From the Ups- ton Daily Advertiser,we gather the follow ing Literary Intelligence collected front the .English Journals. ' Tlie Musical .liijoij is advertised for sale' It contains contriliittions from riir Walter Scott, Mrs. Cornwell. Baron Wilson, and the Ettrick Shepherd, wilh music ivrltlen expressly for tlie volume hy II, U. Bishop Horn, J. Bariiei(j3i'r /. Sfevensoh, andJ Kialltnark. > Tne loves of t'he .Foelf are announced by.the delightful authoress of the Diary of an Emiiice. . Mr. Grattan's hew li-ork, Traits of Tra vel. or/Tales of men end Citjes, is ex'pee ted very' socln,... . Tho author ol* the Subaltern has in press a series of military . stories,- entitled The Chelsea Pensioners. A successful drat untie writer is Vilidtit to pdftililh Hiclielleu; a Talo of Franco, in 8 v;'s. and.the Irish Baronet, a novel. - A new and improved edition of Wardls History of Mexico is also furthcoming. " "A noble duke” has written The Carh'o naro, n political novel. - , A volumenf trnvelsprnpared hy tlie lete .T'oliii Lewis Bnrckltadus about to hn pro sefited to tlie public, hy nutliority o'f the Lhiiiltm African Assuciulion. It will con sist of liis Travels in Arabia, comprehend ing the llcdjnz, or Holy Land of tITo Mus sulmans, the territory mpst difficult of ac cess fo Christians. A wqrk of fiction, full of modern ta'lflo nnd possip'ping, called The Salonsof-Paris is advcrlised-fnr immediate pulilioatinn. The History of the Rise and Progress of lltc Mahomcdnn power in India, from the year'-tOOO til! 1620, translated "hy. Lieut. Gol. Briggs, from the Persian of Mahomed Kasim Astrnludy, entitldd Ferislita, may lie looked for at an early period. > Mr. Vnlpy is publishing o rcries- of School nnd College Greeks Classics with EnKlish.Note»,indimd£cirho. The Meda- and, Hecuba of Euripides, and the OEdi- pha of Sophocles aro ready for delivery. Tales oftlte Wars of Our Times,by the author of Recollectiqns of the Pet.insula, are spokon of as pi a state of forwardness. N.Y Cour. • The Boston Copper Company has'enus'- ed n full pTal of, cluircll hells to lie cast. This is, wo bnfievo the first sot over ctjst in •this country—Their tones are said to be very fine. The following are the. weights: ThcrtVolglits of the eight,bolls tiro as fol low. 2572—1053—1*80—1080—800— 501—349—335—total 8872 ... .Tftp changes which can he run ori eight W're are 10,320—and oa Dvelye.179.00i,- 400.—(/. S. (Jaiij.jV The Militta OfTiceri nr , ' • Yo,l„ have pelitiiniud i!, ( A riii'u *Sn,i„ for exemption fi cm a n"“'. uf iin*. If wn.iniMake liot tlrn x oftlte United States has a "‘""j'WW g'l.m# privileged-orders, P ru ritlon a. Col Sl.urp—Tlio United Stale, 'e-, graph of the 21st inst. contain.? T' 1 *- ter from Dr. Sharp, vintM'SW m-for of his hrofiter. Co" s, ‘ m hilled in Kentucky by lionni-fi'" the aspersions eafopefi IUu ^0® execution 0 r his murderers. S M -i^ The.celelirated Elephant r„| un)bu .... On Smi.Vty flight, *(|UPhiladelphia fog to leave this apartment, ,!’ 1 ' since, and. finding the door too i,„ a |M' proceeded to such violenoo that th„ Ir., fahrle cniite duw-n on ihlih, ||-„ .* !“*• 1 bfmudittin a disease in some whieli ItafHcd stttglcal skill. T|, e r** 1 Inis liven purchased by Messrs. p.-aW,'," I’liilndelphia Museum;wholiiMnitafc the skeleton and the xtiiffed skin splendid cnllection—Baltimorepjfai. A letter from It lo Janeiro, )»„«» says:—Mr. Tudor Is progressing different eases under bis charge, snr, cnnfidentlv hope will eet lhma (! | l ,| lt j l ; nnp'onrhlne spring. He has the csVrfiV Amltv particularly tinder considerafaej' living one of the most flagrant. ' A necdnle.—A gvntlvtnan waiti-dnn Jackson at Washington, and s»t,nm t t| n .' IHrinsrp. go^awny he remarked, that he would hot onfroarh longer on the deni's time. Wlteretipan the iv,-„| “ snld. "Sit dowp, sjr, nml stav vl lit, have Vtin ; voti are the first man ,i|,„ t„. rome force me without asking for five."—Bait. Pat. ■ 6 Cold Jfnirr.nr Health and Piaut».~k Verinnnt Indv, lliepapcrsint. latelyrured herself vomptvlel* of a Very uncomfiinsliU USIii'i'v'In take fold, hv linihing her face, n>>k,*end arms, early eiciv mornla,. - ports epld w Bter.nrnfwselv npt-IW. jivsidcl- guarding her health, the application j, u averted rreatlv hrlghtcntni 'r heauirimi: iv nnderatand Ir is getting tn be me gen- ernlle heliev'etl in the errant,g. (ml re not see » hv it sliould noi beeqiujlt effieg. rlotts In tmen.) flint soft, rnlfi.clransatcc nnpilvd early ilr_tlie iniiniJiij.iiiiiimtiH 6ne«r ensineiles ever jtsed. Ifetijdi y.sff powder.' col-' twenn'. and »11 tli* knick Vnic- kerv nf 'he pcrfifmer. -ire said to kt imUg- Ine ataill fo pure ival'rn for rivalling the. eoinplesinn and briohtening tho (fn-Ttf hint is'siinnnsed to he taken from a fnjts nr mriadntv. *im, tadv w|m arliwfl, Iv niiserVed tlie rfii-rf of the rival ilcnfiln mornin-' ti|inn the roses aifii l''|1iei,iHe rlos: and the frngranre it - nIV. tn (heir hlawnn nil-1 tlie 6i"-nean and freshwess ! |Innsmri' In l'-e|r stalks and leaves.MV have no'grrit, fttii 1 ' !h rnthnlienns and panareas, hat «£ do tliink this looks more M e one than -Tty, rve Imve seen wot iced; nml if. a. advised in- il 1 er'rase*. Its apnllc-uion l-e arriiinpani'-il v'lh a UllJe altentio t |-rjimcn itW ennui k tn seru-e tpm|ierOte e-erd.v, regnl r exer-- c's-in rilP free ttlr, sad sleep, idnlchre from ten or eleven to .five or six o’ the clnrk. we hel'evy it would ri'tnfc as near |e a trnitefr aal snecifle as anv ihino rsiav came in t jrur'dJO remark 'Ideas tli's(i*bir diverih tv n'f cirenitrslauee and virissUmle.—Troy C, nt met ” PORT OF SAVANNAIL ..High water Tomorrow at Tyta v.' 1 M (.| • itp do" ’ 'ri.ivaitnab •' Y- roHni^iciAT. Dates from Liverpool 7tli Fet- ” " Hivre.,.'.11,. 3d Fel, fit. MOBtl.E. Jlarrh !7. Co/fom—The sales during lire ««D Itavo fieetr limited—the ninrket dull, wd our qnoiations, espeetally since Ikr bbJH of ve.terday, mav Ire cuttsldned nointnal, • purchasers are entirely at a stand, and II is impossible to say .« hat effect the nt»r hythe Silks.Richards may km 00 fo*. anarket/ -j’-" ' ’ ” I —* AlAIllV i-1 U <T. Aftldiv l» fdhlpCzaK-lliri’vJ 1 ' Oreenock 60 W- iraWa'ihffTrirRHd. ' 3kf . oSsitt'iSaKSl •^ts&ssssXsss] - ' ■ -200 bush Itonjli Bice to» I Plantation. M’Alpin. , Schr Exact, Nichols, NrirYok..^ Ship ElizmsVAbliy,5Iarfo’' Pr “ ,iJ " tt: ' I ** Oregon, •^ oc ®^ n, ' sailko rF.sfKK0Ar- si f j Scfir Eliza. Lawrence, S - J | Sloop Swallow for Ogeclirc P o-KPAtiTZp rKMKaDA^ji .Steam packet Geo. Wash,agw. ■ Augusta. with boats f<W tfti-amhoat Georgia, uu - . _ .<;J Thesltfp Active. DooMn.fo'JjJ"^ i was towed down yesterday by : ^ Georgia. . ahr.ved AfN. York 80lh schr Jlanc . I liafi-J. it I Tho ship Sara' 1 bound to Livcrpooi, wa» *1 1 J -ult. in lot. 39 10, hy tlic u<- arrived ut HoftoOi —if | ' From oca Coan C«4M*5*??lw A r" Weit 3d. ip Ji: I abkiVki>- Sloop Krfed *1>H Cl’d—Schr Spartan, i . nCT-oioZ*-’■: Shi^amj Wilt, the l’’r, hr.g LA®