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Newspaper Page Textm. xsov.j ECTBUSHEB WEEKLY, ON THURS DAY MORNING, BY GEORGE W. WHEELER Sc JAMES CLARKE, A l THE JR ERIN VIKG OFFICE, NEXT 2JOOR TO DR. J. M. g I'IS RETT—AI THREE DOLLARS PER ANNUM— ONE IK ADVANCE.— V* here Print ing OR ALL KINDS MAT BE EXECUTED “WITH SEATNRUS, ACCURACY <s* DISEAICH. *r> — a\t &> ■— -•—; o CJiJvhiDJ TJb!M FOR COWOMESS. 3ohn Fohstth, E>*q. of Augusta. .Alfred Cvtbbi'.rt,Esq.f UIOHARB H. Vu.de, Esq of T o’s. Telfair, b*q oiS vai* h. Col, Hok&R V. Mitts?*, ot •Lwui'ivisi*. Col. Tas. W, CofcV Esq. a T Oglethorpe Joe*. CrawfArD; Esq of Baldwin. 3>cot. Abbot, of Wilkes. Sadock Cook, Esq. nt‘ ClaVkfc. Wilson Lumpkin, Esq of Oglethorpe Jambs Wood, Esq of Columbia. ■ —n wnnWMiwHl> ’ fokbiggn. L ATEST FROM ENGLAND Tojs'X, July 2.12 o'clock—Noon. To oar attentive eoritipo indents at Bo* tab, we are fr extracts from Lon don papers to tne ijtb of Way, gcd Lloyd’s list* to the Sist, both inclusive Ther wer, xe?eived at Boston by the ship Margaret, esptaia M’Lellan, tvhi’.h arrived there Saturday night, in thirty £?or days from Liverpool. LovAon. May hi. The rooming after the a ‘tioti at Grohoble, fcs.pw-trite of sixty of the rebels were brought ieto the town and received by the whole pop ulation with cries of Fit* le Roi. An iii* keeper of JEbeus, who Indeed the chief of! l’ie ingnrgeots, dd Wiij himself concerned iu the plot, was taken up by order of the: j>refeel ? aud gave sw h important ibforroati-; ciL as ecsbled the p •evdial court to follow ; Lbe thread of the conspiracy and ascertain the individuals that directed it. to the ine&n time the troops off he lias are in pur-: xuit of tbs rest of the rebels, whilst thbse tint have been taken are upoh trial. M a s Vt —The French papers aisure us ht periV. t tranquility haft been restored to the department of the Isere, but roeusureg A t rigor and precaution continue to be adopt - *d. All these Who gives aajittsn to the reb els are to be considered as uecomptfces. .Assemblages or t be puhlie squares, streetS and rsrop&rte, are prohibited, under tli9 most rigorous penalties. Particular orders are given With respect to foreigners resident j at Grenoble —Meanwhile, troops are pour- j ing into the department o: the Iscre from all quarters* May.—* The insurrection ot Grenoblfi con- j ftnue* to form the principal feature of the I Intelligence contained in eur French papers. Gtevenimeat have puoh/hed iu the Monituer come official details, by which it appears that the rebels w'ere divided into two bands, sine of wfiieh was to attack the tcvfij from without, whilst the other watt to rise upon tfce inhnhitaots within. The latter had I* irt&ios in the town, Mid the attack from without was to be the signal for rising, General Donadieu and the prefect received n the 4ih, in the evening, advic&ii which ?.eft do doubt of ihc intentions of the disaffec ted, nd measures of vigor were instantly a 4optt*d. These the* rebels did not expect $ they had anticipated aoeasy easy conquest, nd conceived that the ptese woeid be l&i kten by surprise. What their ulterior pro- were after getting possession of Qrcn ble, we know uof. Tha Mnniteur says, that important revelations had been made, tid the chief* of the conspiracy hare been itried. Aeeordiog to the onifiat account ia the Moniteur, the rebels have coi&pieU\ \y put down; the neighboring commuoee, Vfiieklbad been misled by the false dcclar atiocs of the rebels, having eobtnitted and Requested furgiveoess. The neighboring de partwenta were eager to send troops and a dopt every measure calculated to put down ithc rebellion rod prove their own loyalty. General Donsdieu has been created avis-, sweat, She colonel cf the department legion j a baron,end two rewarded with] *he ero*9 of the legion flf honoj—one of these! who had accompauied Bonaparte to Efua, <|jf on being hailed by one ©f the rebate with <cri<* of Five l* JEmpereur, replied by x --sciaiuiing Five le Moi } cutting down at the ame time of the rebel chiefs. During tfaeso wvenlfj, the FfceDch funds have remained *i!eady, a proof that that the rebellion w-aa *<ot eatiftidt redot all dangerotM to the ata ftiiily and security of the govei Coaent. Jftiy -—The* Paris Journals to the ffth kiiag no further details of the insurrection •it Grenoble. It has been completely crush ed, and ai! vas trar.qttsl iu that quarter. The principal instigator of this mad schemo I WfeU a named /teas**; ®rt> cf (fcewe | LOUISVILLE, THUR S I)A\\ J U L T 25, 1816. worthless beings whom the weak polt'-y of the king’s government in ibl-* loaded with i honors and ptei'enufiHs A reward cf; twehty thousand f am-s is now offered for! hife apprehension..lihd it is thought that ho \ri;l soon b b ; ised. Tl?e Freuyb eoVeru tnCYit, w;e a- e hippy to fir*, acts with ener ry end Brume** ‘.‘ o nun-u who uas deq.oed to reeith oy the iirsvotal court at tiretioble, and by thoteour’ (not remarkable_ for f;* initdness) refoo mended to mercy, the 1 A in- h:*re , 'Gßed n p rdoc. Some vfihe tetters speak of coih- j. motion* uttd iodi *• ti >ns of e nimotion, in ; -h'F? ‘;- n rt/ £- ‘ r;aiv. —X Kis probably is | ‘he i’tVt. ’* h. iht|uprrHica t Grenobl**, & ’ !:e reports circulated by the J a*kobius,| MMjld (ocouruge ti e maa&ev&d to shcVr jeh^s. At Pari*'the government N on the alert, dieplfiying vigth.twc, decision and strength. I'iie twehty-qne individuals,arrested by (he police, hnvfe btrn handed over to the ourt of Fris, where the proceedings a g-inst tbein ure ia train. The rtiilitary are lucre*.sed, the seditious groups in spected end dispersed. Let the toinistry thus n'&uifest their power, nod it will speed ily be cohciliated. These are not the times, in France to taikof gcntletiess. Power a hme mutt govern sometimes lenity is des pised. ‘l'he French have so long been ae eustomed to chey only guillotine b|ade s cf Robespierre, or the sword of Bonaparte, that it will be eorue time before they bow t&-the wand of tho civil officer. Paris, May 44. BosnC d?turbar.cea are said to have taken place at Dijon, but 1 know not wiih what truth. At Lyons the disaffected etiteruiii rew hope*, plans were laid for intercepting the despatches ofgovermneM., and sedilioc*. proelftKir.tionß w ere seen on the w alls. N< precaution is neglected to tnsurc the tran qpTity of this irameinse metropolis. The regiments bf the guard arh ready night afid day, their horses saddled ecd bridled. AU the activity of the police is used to ‘ , oUnter* aet cny piots of the disaffected. His ma |b*ty having so often exerted bis Cleiheucy in vhid, has refused expending the royal par don to David, eondemoed by the prevotal court at Grenoble, for being concerned in the late snsurreetiou, null recoaiutendcd to mer cy by that tribunal. From the Boston Evming Gazette* WfE FROM ENGLAND. SECOND EDITION. ; Saturday ni%ht, 12 o l doc#. j For London papers to the 18th May, we are indebted to a merchantilo and to Mr. Toplift'of Merchants’ Hall. On perusing them we find they afford. i. The Russian new Tariff. Paris newspaper gtid letter account* cf the insurieuticß at Grenoble, ami plots at Paris. 8. Tho general order issued by order of tho prince regent, containing deoisLi! ei i preskiou of hi* royal highest*’* most severe reprehenaioa*’ of major geuera! sir R. Wil j son’* and captain Hutebinson’g conduct for | happy ** engaged in Ihe measure [Lava- Sette’t the declared object of whi?h was t counteract the laws aod defiant the public, ’ustiee” of France. It is a moderate l reprooj*—and they are let eff without thfe ’ tos* of their Commission*. ; 4. The cbßgrataiatoly addresses bf the ; house* of lord* and eommeas and the city I of London, to the royal family oa the mar i rig of the heiress to the throne, and the answers cf the prince and princess of Co | bourg, her majesty’ &c. S. The proceeding* at the Btirtirersafy meeting cf the Grand Brifbh Institution, or School for ail; at w htch we notice the am bassador, Mr. Adams,attended, and was an applauded spokesman, in favor of the ad vantage's of educating the poor. “Educa tion,” he said is “knowledge, and it leads to virtue. Tne truth he knew would como home to every British bosom* In America i there was a'sseal for tha education of the ; poOr 5 end he regarded it ns otic of the most ’ 4ioriods of (he Llesciings derived froth their [British aricestots.” The proposing of thanks iio the royal ebaitmau having been put by Mr. Adtms, and received with acclamation; his royal highness the duke of Kent said, “j fell gratified that this motion eaftie lrcm the j minister of the tJnitcd Stales. I have long Tited ia the neighborhood of the United States and it was e'er a grief to me that the two countries choold be at varienee. Tberr language and their interest is the si me, and their friendship should be invio lable.” 6. A letfer from sierra LtoS, dated (he 36(h Janusry, stating the capture of schoon er Roßtt. foirferly the A merit at# privateer Perry, of Baltimore, under Spanish colors, njftsncd by Ameuewis; two tedfed & fifty slaves; that the coast. Wo* full of A-; H. vpunf v that two of her cdosorts with ; fr m threa bundred to fire l.uodrid slaves i bad deport'd ; a snip of twenty guns j and one baud ret! and twenty men was off, (Tpe making up u cl one tlmusand two hundred Waves'—and that bis BrSianoi>’ ms?] sty’s ship Ban, which cep'*- turcd ? Ro.tt, was going ip pursuit. j 7. 1 hey also state that Dfiittierotfs eitiigra- \ fions are otnjv Uking place I rum li Bi in j to the United nd lhai niun-y of the rac.it t.seful itnd inggr ious mechanic* umi Butnufafttfirers ?.:i France, as well aam-ny of tho most bpylcnt L lilies, are couteiuphi ting hi remove vvLh thiir ek;li unfi capital to America. LATEST FROM ENGLAND, Boston, July ?. I Arrived in the bay last night, ship Mar garet, M’LcU&u, fidm Livery ool—-bringing paper* of that eity fo-fke 25th May, and Londaa paper* to tho ?Kt.h j with the peru sal of which we Lave been favored by Mr. Jack, keeper oS’ihe E. C. H. books.— The emperor RcsSia has addressed a Htti-r to the Courts of Europe, stating that hi* holy league with Austria and Prussia, has no other objects io view than peacib!y to found the eternal peace and happines* of states, &e. Stain.—Letter# from E.lboa, cf 28-li ul timo, mention, that the deputies from the three free provinces of Biscay had asgoia bkd for (he purpose cf agreeing on measures of opposition to the plan of Ferdiaumi’s m in - istfcrs, who appear resolved to establish ouslom-boulcs in Biscay, coatrary to (.he uasiititiiou and ng.it* of the provinces of Biscay. Aleba, and GuipuscOn. The Ltlow’iiig very siuaMilar ocefirrenco is asserted to have takba place at Amiens.-*. A person having *oaided the political sen'.inufits of tSe lUtoruey general of that diifr*'?.ts the ittter noxious to die over wfiat soerev project there might be on toot, pre tend id to iu tbe ftefilimeiti, of his r.oatpanien, nolr at length consented to ne eortij'uny hiaa i’iud*b?d to a meeliug where those praje-it* tvere to be developed; lie was accordingly led by hi* conductor through rttiiiy twrnmg* and wi idioms, bet (as he | ausueetedj being ta ken our. of .ho tdwa ‘of Adie#*. At length •vis eyes vVerft babouud, and he found him •v.df m the t'dsr 0 ( a munbef of person*,, in any of whd.d Ue well know. They first *wore sec.‘oy, and then exposed to Him tii lruhiK tl;e ultimate object of which was th?,t with which the revo.uiiou first begata—. namely, a change bf dyirn*ty, by ths? eleva tion of the branch of Orleaus to the thrfine. After having, as they thought, fully enlist ed him io this he Was driven home with the (tame caution as he w .s brought to tbe meeting; hot the fist use he ..made of liis liberty vVaa to infban the p.rcfeel, aud through him the government, of what had happened. Order* were in consequence is sued for apprehending all the conspirators that were known to this gedtietoin, and so iustitutiag e etriet search after tire rest. , PMuIuE'JrTMF. Lord Althorpe, ou the m ;bt of the uL. in the British houß* of commons, brought forward his proniiso far tho (.ppoialnient |of a committee to enquire into the increase jor diminution of ofib o- and calarie# since ‘the year 17S8, with power 10 report to the house, from time to time, whether any, or J what further du. nation might be made con sistent with public safety ; and l e Wat *ap ] pfirted by tbe whole Rtrengih of the opposi ; tiofi; a* well es by several hi rubers who voted indifferently.—The nfiaibers were : thus swelled on a division to 428 for the metion, aguiust it 18. On this subject, lord Cftatlerecgh, ia re ply (o Kir. Lmv.be and other*,observed, if he thought that tile gentlemen about him, (Mr. Lam be) for their eeonemy or for any thing else, possessed more ofth# confidece of the nation, in God’s natne let him bring thi* to some practical tt*t—let this be done, and of tbe result were itech a* Air. Lambe might expect if. would be, let the present ministers retire : but he hoped they would not be for a moment continued in their pltßes, after that confidence tad been withdrawn, which the executive goveroitieot ought always to possess—(hear, hear!) —the protection that was afforded them from responsibilicyj be spurned ; he disdained to cover bin self by adopting the course recommended, and fit cgeiu called upon the honorable gentleman to bring the qutstica he had raised to some practical issue vvilh the least possible delay (bear, hearty— I Thers Wes to greater delu sion practiced in the whole circle of poli ties than that which was attempted by the honorable gentjtnian opposite, [and by the honorable and learned gentleman iu particu lar] wfces they endeavored to rs&ke (he pub* he fcelieve, that tb* distresses which might b? complained of io tli'e country, grew out. of (he vast sums paid to persons in ffiee. If be whole amount of * ii< il rmolnmcnia were at once Sweptowey frem the expendi ture oi the maion, it would have little to do wi h question of distress, liiepeoplo would sfiffcf in li e some decree whatever &r-- fangenicni might *-<? mode w ith respect tc these. But it wesrhniended that it was rot so much the cxpence is ihn influfine efthe crown that tv*a (o lie dreaded wheu these* ofti'es were under the consider).(ion of tho hou#e. He denied (bat t? e infiuence of tlie crown had dangerously encre sed ; he s!t v/ ed this tfi have been at no distni pei od tbe distinctly avowed opinion of the p .nla ment. ‘ Mr. Tierney replied to the noble lorrf will; marked indignation—“lf, said be, he had even ever eceu a sense of danger evin ced by the assumption of a loud kW over bearing tone of voice. If ever he had seen an attempt to conceal weakue.-s by an im portant strui—if ever he hud sec-n & torn endeavoring to look tall by raising himself on stilts—if ever he iu and Seen a ministt*- cun® st ion 4 he wa* going down in public estim sftoE, he had seen it this night in the com* dud of the noble lord. The nebie lord im puted to his opponent# a wish to makft tSeni-eives by running the present ministon* doWu. On this be had to observe, thet ho arid his friends did not decsl ia eineenres, fir, therefore ti is effi. e would not do for tin m. It was not the opposition iu that, but th country, whi b ailed for economy, aa might; be seen from tire itmnenfte lo&d of pareho tnent, hetieath the weight of which 1 their table oii!d scarcely a.and, whi h had bteix foi’w&rd. dto them from all quarters.peti tinning loir rctrenrimetit and relief, h wrs said (hey wished to rnu a rueo io courting putiie favor. Now what is the fact ? ih© noble lord ha’s given notice of this motion for a eomniittee three weeks ago. One of the gentlemen opposite had then given notice of a fiiotion for the appointment of another Committee, and here (.he pace began—ami ought it te Be.a nia,tter of reproach to his cable Vi iead, that when he was abontt& mount fils Kcirse, and another linnbrah!& gentleman thought proper to mount his too. [a Laigh.] It now carnQ on* tliaj tha... Ruble loed opposite thought an enquiry by a eooi;iiittee cf that house was oue of tht rtbst alarming (flings that could be coetun piated. H. 1 told them ts a< if they voted foT the fomhilttee. Ihey at once withdrew :heir Gtifidenije frota Hqi Be had no confidence to withdraw frfem the coble lord, as be fced given him none, but he thofiaht they had now heard one of (he speeches whieh he fiord C.] was in the habit of making iij private,at those drills, to which acl osest f w were admitted, to whom (host filer *ure<9 were Ccmfiiunicatfic which Were afterwerds so come befhre the house. These pvrsmfc were then told; when ho ohjeef.iom.bie rnea-i sure was to be pressed upon tlu m—“ hat it (tfi-.Lt not be so ple&sunt ns cu'd be wish* ed.” But if w r &s added “if you do not vote far it, ycu remove the governaient, t*nd ihets what will you tio ?” This terrible threat hJ been held out so Song, that it began to lose i’g • ifeet. It might be Seen from what had Occurred with respect to the property tax. thtit inhiisf rs would not very precipit ately give up their phtfes. He would n ---sw r for it, tbe noble lord opposite, provided the house would let him, would bi content to sit on the treasury bench till (haend 0? time—fa laugh]—Wb (ever 6*tablis’ sterile might be Voted by (he house, lisrgeor sn.ai] j ( army or no arovy, he fiord Caetlrreagh] ond ibis right lijpnorubie friend the chs*eiloi of I the exeluqner woul.d still be content to rc j mein the minister* of the country, if only a j corporal’s guard and a bank token rfcaaiiur.ci jet their command—[A laugh.} THE CHMFjFEL FLEET. The arrival in the British channel on the B?.h inftt. of thirteen sail of large China ship* of the Et a’ India company, after a passage of only one hundred and nine days freni Chinn, gan occurrenefe of the merchaoule murine without example, and in all iist cir rumstam e* of fortune attd nofiul skill in sei *nse. These ships beating iu China, in. December, of the great event of Waterloo, end judging rightly of its tonsequmccs, sai led homewards in tbreeeeperate divisions, & arrived together at fit- Helena.—F cm thence they Were de*patched two and two but all arrived ot onto on our coast—oncos he deafest evidences of nuiii ai skill nuti the prelection of our sailing Qt-ienee in (lit modern mode, fey observation of (he cedestia4 ooulea, that have ever beeu practically giv en. The*© heavy from tbeirdoiistru * tionand great lading have every practice{ disadvantage ; nor will fair wind* avaij through the ioug path of tw r o wide octai.g, with knowledge acd skill (_VoL. I.