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AMERICAN A D' V OOA TE’ *-**?■& ■-** : _ © NO. XVI] PUBTrfSeßtt WEEKLY. ()Y TH?tr*_ DAY MORNIN-'i, BY GEORGE \V. j WHRF.Ij.Eft Sr J A VS&S CLARKE uv! THE-H PftlN f£\G OF Fir F, NEXT DOOR TO mi J M - S r&UKT f—.at THREE DOLLARS PER ANNUY-J ONE IN’ A.UVAN * E.—VV hkrr Print ing OK ALL KINDS MAY BE KXr.CUTiii) WITH NEAfNEM. ACCURACY Sf Dl PATCH. lIjUA N ikS, SHE RIF Ft S HIJI W TITLES fr sale (it the Printing-Office Louisville. JLSO BLANK DEEDS, of flip, mo 7* Appßirrn form. y—r-aaaßMWu n. ■■iiiii„,i, w „, , 1 driUfciyy. AN ACT *p sut’iorise th payment for property s9t, or destroyed hv the ers mv, whilst, it ‘ha miiar iry ger yi* of the States, and for other J> '•pose*. Pe it evicted htj the Senate and House of Rcprey ep.Ut Ives of the United Hates of Jitter ■> s.i in ‘ess assembled, That any 4 f. tt er or dVqf ed m' { i , i*m.ft?>, whether f* v *!ry, m int ‘d riC •men q.r infantry, who ip thel&tew :r between the United States and Great Rr ’uain, !ihs sustained ) linage bv the loss of any horse that was killed in h .1 tie, or bus sited in consequence of a wound therein re eived, or in:jomtequsnee <>ff>.iloTe in the part of the U States t > furnish u? ii horse with suftHent forage, while in ths military s rviee of the IT. States, shell He stflftwttl and p. id the vatu* thereof Sioc 2 And be it farther enacted. That any person, whether of avalry, mounted militia Or volunteers, who in the late war aforesaid, khr sustained dam* gVby the less ts a hor<e,, in eons qoeneeof the owner be ing disivei nt> dor sep rated rd detached from the same, by order of tW command ing ofii er ; or in ctonseq lenee of the rider being kd'e and or wounded in Hattie, shall be allowed iv ini paid the value of srieh hors , at the linn ; he was received into the publie service. Bfc 3. i dUd be it further enacted, That any person woo in the I at* war aforesaid, has mist ined and tmisje by the loss, capture or and struei jf n by the enemy, of *hy horse, mule, oid i, waegon, ert, boat, sloiirh or burr ess, t vt*ilesti“h property was in the mi litary set vice of the United States, either by improf ;sient or contract, exse.pt in ease* .where t >• e risk to which the property would he exposed w s agreed to b* tuuced by the pw iu tr, if* it shut! appear that sit h logs, capture or de*Jru<-tion was without any thought’ or ne Jigen te on the part of the owner} ftnd any person who, during the time i r>i *o.s id, has sustained damage by the death ‘ofanyuejh horse, mule or ox, in vonseniie tctiof fai ure on the part of the Doited -Bti ries, to furvi h the s me with -aufti teat it rage, whiL in the service afore said. *fc rtf be allowed and paid the value thereof. Sfo.4. Ahd be it further enacted , That any j)org<>; wlio, in the time aforesaid, lies acted in tJV military service of the United States, as a volunteer or dn tied mitiunni >n, and who kai furnish'd himself with trnitj and miliiatj aecnutretmnfs, and lu3 sus tained dam. t§B ‘ y the capture or desiru tion ut the same., w i hout any fault or negli gence on his p rs, shall be allowed and paid the va*iue H ereof. Sec. 5. And be it further enacted, Y* at where any property has been impressed or taken by |,*d'ilie authority, for the use or su isistcu* oof the army, during the Lte war, ond t: e same shall have b* eo des troyed.; lost or consumed, the owner of sir h p'operty shall paid the value thereof, 3e ‘uuting therefrom the amount whi h has I keen paid, or mey he el iimed for the usej * ud rj k for the sume, wVile m the e -rvi< e ttforesaid, ! Sec. 6. And be it further enacted, first nothin;; in this act eoiitaioed slrlt beg!) ©onstruvd us to enuhle thowner ci’ any such ; property* or hi s leg .1 represent itives, ‘o r- - \ teive eonipens\tioti for or and m iage as mentioned, where the owner cif such property, or bis legal represent >- live? in vy have recovered or re- eiv-rd s tis- \ faction for such loss from the persons who > may have taken or imprrs’tedsurit property! iiiio the public service ;*&nd that even p t ! *h tliiosing liin sh ntj the tsute of reheivftg the sunt -, rele se all) claims ls. itiAy h\v * against the dhecr o< person who mpy have itryiresti rs, ik<*n, 01 ti.<ed such property irt the publie service; raid thuit 5l H! easts where the owner of such ; or his log .1 representative, may Lave recovered or reeei/ed s .listaction so; ( luvb, If sl or iuju.y, fom the pereoo who L O U I S VI L L E, T H URSDA r, M A T 30, ibis. shall ha v © thkpn siuli prop Ify Into t*i. pnh li,; service tie said person who s'. Ji • ,*m: p ‘ja su h lois or dam ge, sh ii b-* ‘Toiii <i to receive t'*o eouiurr-s- tion provid ‘d b tlsis a-t for such loss'or dam ire 7 And be it further e nded The! tho £ ‘ oon'tsiu i>f vVtir !)-■ ? n f m! inHipg aad settling the aecounis ot lb different p>ky-m.i(srto, is hereby ouihonfeed to o’,low to Hir odi ers of volunt-er c v iry, wsjo fund,’ e:S their own burst's, wt ile in ■ public service, at the rite < f fofly ecu is per ! d*y,r. eoeb hohe*.. furnished, -v i u .-.y i sue;; o:h,“.er Was eatiil and by Ij w to kevp in • sueh service, iigreeab y to tbe riu.k of sa b of&i er. Bf.o. 8 And be it farther enacted. Th .! wh.’ii my o r ii or, cojn-eoimnissju ed b’li.'tr or private, in tlie eavßlfy service, as ..fores S ‘ id, having lost the horse or horses, which rn iy hgve been t>ken by him ir)?a s..id service, has receivetl from Uni’-ed States another hone or hors s, in lieu, or ja p irt payment fu the horse or hors f, a so previ m.siy lost as >fores jd, sc h i ft. r non d ulfi rr o • private, h H be cr f.tS and to receive the allowance of forty cents p'r and y, far the use end risk of be ! o ae o whi hh n m v Have b eo * rijno *nt and Brc. 9. And be it further enacted Tho.’ any person .who, in the lim ‘ Hlb csaid, Iras sustained (Iran ge by the u- s'ruction of liis or her house or -nilding by tbe enemy, while s he s'-me was occupied •* n iliU rV <i**poß it und-r tbe authority of an officer -jr agem of i s '-e United S.tates. sb- II be allowed and n id t’ e amount of *r, -h and mage : Provided . it shall f;npear that su<*h o<f. vpaiion w 3 the eau*e of its des'ru ‘tion. Beo 10. And be i.t further enacted , TI. t (he loss or and 'ruction j* .fore., i as well a9 tbfj value of sae-i uroperv, v'-ll be ■ * | eertniped ‘ y the b.st vid ue. which tbe i nature of ihe etse will sdniit of. • tr? which | m v be n the pewer of the p. rsy to jtro du -e-i and (| )e ni >m>t thereof, when ‘s'ub i Lhed. and k ert itied nccordirur lo tbe pro ! visioi sos this a{. sh. li he paid to the suf fe ers out of ; n'y money in the treasury nut | otherwise appropriated. j B'eo 11. Arid be it, further enacted , That lor the more speedy cxe; uiion of ‘ue ?>rovi *iois of (his eet, the President of ihe Unfed States, hy n<i with the advi e nd consent ;ol li e Senate, is her* by Kuthociz and lo ap point id? commissioner, win s u it shall be so decide upon all * ast s a ; sii g under t!"is act; uod who, in the discharge of is duties, shall bes ject to such rules and rigof lions as shall be pr-scribed by the President o-f the United ft!at :s. s'u •{> shall receive, as compensation for IvU ‘b r vi es, at lie rateofonet ctS . nd dolls rs-p-yr annJm, for the time he shall te at 3 fUy enipioyeii, w J i-b shall nut exceed two > .4., to le computed from ard after the fi'stel July n.'xt : at w hich -time he shall ent.* r : u on the duties of his office. All<Hi ia< cn\- munieftiioits to i;nd from the ceminigsioue ajtpointed under ibis act, skull be IVee of postage'. : B’vo 12. And be it further enacted , Tt.?f i the s -id commissioner, bo to l •• tppcinled before he enters upon tbe duties of his of dee,shall m *ke the followi'ug oath, to wit : “L A B. and > solemnly swear, that I will, well and truly, acordm e i the best <f rny b. iiti s. dische.rg - ti < j 1 tic's of coinn ife sionr under on act ti entitled 61 An a< tto ‘Hi'ho ir. t!■■•: payment for pro perty lost, captu• •{? >}y d(s f, oycd by the ne my, while is the midttry servi’e of tbe U ni ed States, vnd fur o-Mm* pii r pos* s 5 soliclp ine God;” upon wb.ich ?Vc si ill proceed to r ppoiuf a e|, u <k ands Ii prbc.e*d, wiih all practice life <i* spatcb, o cstsblisr, .under the uirection, or wnh tie assent of the Presi dent of the Uns'i and Stole*, *u h rules, t-a well in ‘eg?* and t, l e receipt ofnppiica ions of “ inis <( t'.ottpeii at on fir looses provi dt’d for by this net, s the spe ies and rit- I g ’oe hi evidence, the manner in which so h : evi* en e sh|j b<- i. ken and ruiheuticHied wlial! i h*s o itt'on be the best cfcleoh.U and to attain > eo : j<cof t’ Is act: p ying due regard, iu the esti bl’S inem of u h rt | gu at eus, ns well to H e ei-. ims. of in. r idu | tju-'icef s to ih interest of the United fetuc*; which rules on ! regulations shall upon h.s adoption, be published for eight , weeks, successively, in th?- neW.'p .pers r | the several States and territories in whi, } the l ws ot the United are pub isheri I 13- And lie it further enaeted, i h* jthe s .id comihi.fciooer in all cases ii, w hich the claim to coinpetisstion or in dew nity shall exceed the sum of two hundred ‘dot 'arc,award a comuiMsloner to someone ->r more dis reH rouimi&sitxier in the vidm ty wh :re the witnesses are stated to re.id’ accompanied by interrogatories to be pro* I founded to such witness*-*, whi; h said com mission, when executed shall bt returned with the exataiualitiis tu be taken i in \ir?oc thereof, by mif, fie of nejlae-*. 1 h .V <* . > ■J 1 t r ;* s -mi comni HSjp. gm* j* •kc 14 tinib it further enacted, That j t alt aUjudu; • ?o;i-v nl* me gjKi .".oinini'sdort- !: T upon ‘.he .1 t -js above ner toned, vvhei!-1 r 1* pidgfo ut iie in t vor of or advt s- { ■ t ® ’* tar ol ■us -pp!i ‘sst. trie SiVme slml! ■,. ‘ entered by 0 - -rb iu 4 book so be pro -; i videdl for lb at purpose.. Ad when m. Jj!, jud *h. > shatt entitle the .eluimunt, or bit: leg 1 rep e- 1 •'at alive, up :i the produ lion fa co t /v i* ( susb judgment,duly cerMird by the <brk oi , g id sa amHuiG ie \ to p yosetti of t'.e amount < thereof ■.* tr.e >r asui ‘o; ‘c fj. Sintes Sec. 15. And be ii f arthtr “euacted. That , ;no chum aut: 0 ized b. this •• *.t -im J be al lowed or p id. uni as the l .; sbo.il be ex biivitteil within Uvo y•. ar# iVom li.e MuSsiag thereof. H. CLAY, Speaker o'.’ the JUt.jise of Hr .• •re sent ri i ves. J OILS’ f. AIL LA Hi), President of the Leuute. yro te;n. dpril 9 lc?i6 —Ay pro ecu, ’ ‘ ./.i ‘’ US WADISOJV tb'Oiii iue li.tuit ie.i u i uiriot. CQXSECTURES ” U-ca fieredii -ry U*iu- eof (l/.mge was r i"d bn the 2l*t Ft./ n .ry i bt. I'ejos* burc, to the. grand ‘Dateln fes Ai. e-sister 0: the EiPueror ot ‘R.issia. ‘ hi f t,sim ply s . U?U‘> ter of mi more eon s’ ‘cneeth vu any other of ih ‘ toy i maicli cs that are going forward—it h. ua no morn (nay,not so limi n, t.bstru"tediy) n$ the truon of some In nest yefemau with some virtuous maid.— ifut t‘* r use certain eir cutns;aii ‘Cg wi .1 uul pro e;U .-ttd a. eo .u ---p .uy tiiis tnarii .ge, uh >/; v e it an ieiipor tjut pnitieal churn pr. Not ore iu 1 a 1 hotis itid of these royol matches have too nbj? \of domes 4 -!- happiaess in v mw—they ■ re tq ‘re-y a cuihpoaeui. p>-it of the poßcy | of the times, j U s not to be Wondered that the j Prince of Orange, who bid beer; originally Urns traded to t!se Princess Uharlnte of !E .lurid, should, upuu the li t l int, h ve | taken leave, with g ea* sangfroid, of his jEngiish beauty, aud found a net-t I more | (tractive” in the Nort:;. Wetlu cot vtoo d-'rai this ; —'"or, ulthoiigh the jirmcesß hud ( pr viobsly f.ilhu in love with Lcupoid oil Baie-('cliurt{i, and bud ‘expressed her cis*| Isk” cl* the Prince of Orange— yet we think .? tbe latter, •( ibssessin.g at It gr the common I s risibility of® rn u) -hf gh.dly m.d hub- | or b y fctvft t jk> nl : first o, f. .rtv liy to void tv marriage in a f>miiy—-wherv tt-c ; mother W & aebuced of criin’t; :1 intert ou sc . with ii variety of V -T-tT tf>e f. In h <i been, for ye."is- B‘da usly employed to'dis *i‘goetd nd s -ili 1 ot i v hi. nt e of the ii ; f*-ritirs%ey of bis only ‘legithttete l.ild— ih • Heiress upperent to the vrd'v. nf England .A. mao of honor wou.d pt-r’ nps, lie* if te ri j n(er into a f miry sc d against itsc —and. iiotwi .bfi! :,ndi g the iendor of tb ! natch t)d he personal *tf?,r;~vtior<s of sh I *uog ay—it dm * nut ecin tit/ 1 lis b. ing 1 jilted’ .has'broken : u hear: oft ;e Pr iv.ee vi Grange. At U fvents>the grand do. hers Anne, y.sfer of Sire Emperor of Russia, Has very pr un;;t>y beeu.u and h.-r ham: upon hist. *fc* poh l-al e-i)nseqaene<> of fids alii anee, we think ahe <ly begin to develops themselves. Ex ’/u ivt of be posmston <.f the Prince of Or mge, the Emperor of Ru • sia has bestow> ls a marri dowry ujjox: h<9 sister, all tbe country situated between! the H?’ u.eaud the Rhine, with a pi puhxiioß of 2 000 otio, —*i his valuable pu-ict) of Ku rofie has is'en bfeined from the E.ina -i : Prussia—enc the purposes to whirl, it cuk tie applied, are kj u.> metis diliAull of omprehension. A line drawn from the point whence H e M ; use (or Meus ) i eminences to flow out, of Kr*-ice, io v her* t inj ties it elf m tl> Ger man m ean i eiow Brief- onstiutes, we presume, the bxu'hem Bouddaty; and the li; mtei of the lower R tine, Uu r oundgry, f this tract—w ? o > io p etend a * umtely to dcseriat*..—Mow mu I •f BvLGiurt ( n aideliniie xpresstor- shic JtL'Us. t was granted io t \ tic * deiiierers” rve do not know. ‘LI/. Hongr sv of Vienna have never publish? and ieir new geography.~ It is however obvi ■<*#> thatthis slip or garter of land .ceded b) Vussia to Russigives to the fMuet of Grange s.une additional maratinie frontier ilougthe Euyder Zee—that it embraers \ntw'erp—.contains several iinr*ort f.nt grain -po s—A, with'ill noinrorsidcrabiecor.ve* ii li es lor a Naval power, both in the ma terials the C'oustrucUou, and the laiiliucs dir Isuuctiing of ships. Now, wbtu we impLirtialfy and carefully ook into the poliey of Ajuexandeu—th* nagt i'.udc of his leaourcet, tud tke Uilent wi?b wbs-di be has npwlied U-'rn fi tis*s bit;Sest mint rv ’ ?.'! H‘—wbon, Iso, *7,3 K! * tbaf iu tin frst .* |j scc.v-d trance of the l't sin-,, H(J . , .’ n.oip! by ? Ijv bnr,oi ab(e v;jid iraciv f :tn ‘e t tii'* rest of the s vereivn.. n? Ran* at* —*<) much so a* to etXrtvse 1h ■ off. . f'".-.ns', the conquered French—we U>h!! not* besif-# ato in n(lowing firm a J j { -, fAt* e! dm of merit, to tie title or" 5 AjLfx ‘. tt.e Great.—This ! 3 *in, eh, s d< übHess o s rved, that, orp of the rrineinvi i,.*?.*> in of- 7 ' csf jtnwer, :rj modern tirner,* ;s n i/'::® c*. 11 t N”.vv v —or.r ea Ie ojf p-.- ‘inc t ‘i'ti romtnt.n o oi bis dond.vic,ls.T-’ over ejipp. s. * rue it is, tbnt Htifoty docs net rt * erd cny government to he of ion•ef.uttrtss ante, v. Lie Ii entirely roll and upon jia naviv.-i. pnewt ss, ; u ! hud nut a oeg'. five prof-’ riftii in its insofar situation., Uarth’age, You ■& ers;! Hdliu, and. su< f 11. wd eo their i.eet* were on e eomplcvefy beaten They yound no resources in tbem*efve4 when t c.'i.t'.si w-s co laud. J lit mere era )is cq* dor UaknibjL were unwo th* of that great: C apiutu ; t? < • oops wl j h wore kept iu> J) Vby th > Dutch, ’ nve (the result bo * ow, o Ryl Wun fi>r ih ta uc tech of territo ry. ,r,ut tr?T’mpernr of Russia has ♦ hi a hf vrcf y obedVnt oopul. fioc> A. ..ture hes ;nte">stod herself to make him in uluqrsKe —Abror.ri 1 0 wen?© iiU! 11 n 7 5 to driv* a cr mmcrce to t. 1 our quarters of the The com y.-xi y whi h the evocations, want3 P t iiv puisuiisoi nsodern socie’y I ; vei*rHn *h cd, rei and. m couimercc, 1 is were, tin- prlmiyr* tK..v! t . 't tin pr->p ri'v cud wealth of ;*- f,< 1 here never yet hw been n tUravine*; * c>\ men e esw hlisJvH iu these Htro sos ri v jsi ip, loitI oit i‘lw t v. liH>b s* i'ed if: ti e rear of protecting navy. The Empeior of T's. S.ilt < i'.-.b . rcittc Us L :(■? TVS'?, j. y 0 and fll wcv— (< s vttered t’ e population off is extensive fiitpce may (‘B. iju- e.ner<rv of de’-pod-B! ie eu a, 1 s o ©leet jt pF ntiftj* y and prompt* *!, T“ !Ji ‘‘ u ’ vteaiioo of a vcrcy is the wo<ik !‘ t V e * ( r f" 1 et i’/ic:. i . the? ir the pons of Rur/so, and those of the prince bis broth er*the PS*or u ides i r.t! fuilitjesf.r build- \ a S Hn d w uiyi i inure. in *v rv vtov, ahun* Bi * rit , hi Hu*si(*;i ,iai!(;rs need only ti & : priictf. e of nuv’,l v; r? —ts ir ‘ anly „nd ud® ; venturous,.wbal ra ■<re the finest materials | :;'f in*;-.10 fn 1 .04 of breve S'-omen. They I ‘ 3 hc*v ii.* • spit'i at r ; Is’ riiy <>f Amen®* I' 7 ' 1 ? ('©r where, ha; atrewg ‘Freemen, dc J''v tx ■<! it e srdoqr i p t ic'*?} —but they f l i oa ' H “ { o e serv.. e \>rh ; e** vie V *' e; <I: 1 Strong, r bcdiiSj, . nit. any i<i.u.r el&ss of Etirop- an ser-ir n. ’~vr{. ti ‘iie*e m-di-.n >? to man H s -ip of war,-HC.iMU|. the ‘ uihgic of we. lib>* ami ■ o '-f‘ r’;' 1 h- to it's >re p, whet is there ie iii/ucr 5 tie i':.st.Tr,.Kt!Oß of I bat obvious 1 oit'-y, wl lh?• en tube oft! e times points ‘! 2, 1 ?0 Alj SLANbjsix. cud •b.leh Ixi's oWn am !;liXo,*> tti,i ‘”•* add love of touat: y p prompt him to tiuopt ? y . V: r ,: ’- present 'Gndvf.ioa of the Rub*. wen uayy is—.. iirmt be u<*f urately known t >ui it iu kr.nv. ;i, that numbers of wssehr. , 1 lor © tin;;- briidingnn lie? t, h.ir--r—— < fd tUt the p tt 9 ftß well ’■* , li!V prcfreiit gos: rnoreni rs tbjt roux.?,. .•< •'•1. c-crdi s-Lv'J to the i..me vsesie^ <•* polit yin thin r-spoet. A writer, wl-soj. W< someti rs) into, SJ.I'M *ii.of th& sp'iiera! puli y purged by the courts oft Lie* < onti ;*iH, (I Ls ingenious! ; ne&ounis for ■hr steaainps* wh uf;u*l their pSt<na *€* J-t ‘suitl, i:d *! di<p * f;jm lis theory tha jp'diey tvlib-h ought tube purged Ly th ‘ ci: peror A l> xak t> r : i ! r.d, liKßipDt sr<l yutlicopiiu 6 ion have n erven ! . weight on *hi Vu£ * l * ; ::i which efi’ <t , ch |* Bui or, the cental**. ct Eor.p", *?:'era ‘‘ P Tii -* ,• Ui(< r h V rs. ih.'i vvc;-?:'"t, every g.veivanfitn hs sdopr i* e< * <*ertui;- Uue < . ;oii y. k; ‘ it; j‘ jpcuferally well founds j‘ id tbnnn.vw h i‘ m \tn nny hns ‘.n i* the- r.-i::i?try or on, the throne, • nder <a; sovereiio’* ‘ wouderful ccntinuLy lo he plan? of r tW~ * * T;, ' r s *• gl\ ‘ e see the same persisted It; tor ages, however the dispej d <!i of h utoiure-h tit ty eh-iiuge r l i y®, ‘ we see 1 * polit y of *,'ABIA THERESA still ‘P r * served b) the fcmp ror. of Austria. / Russia. ft sC’ n'inurfyh * operator! - in nit <.sti msbing t.e rve. a: and with astoti* ishiug success, i lie pirns ol Petek the ‘ Great h vc i een follow and H all hi* mu*- * s|, <‘M>rs; |i *r i uurly by the ‘rre-tt* Cath* akint, in.’ by the present Knipertr. who ‘ bus been pttiefnHy {tstrueted iu the sumo 4 school. He cerliinly possesses >i great * m uy goou qa< lilies, *enu is beyond doubt 4 the most amiable montirth of his {line • but alt his pcrie tioiis lie co*rtuines * a considerable share of Ambition, arid will ‘ tint depart from the p *'i< y of Peter the CJ by Vk'iiivll ,h„& viitfu eo L:gb, (VOL. I.