Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page.

Regent— on condition ot ihcir pro viding ways and means to pay nis rir&'s, amounting to 500,000! Ree ling or more ! N. B. The Ihrevvd 2nd penetrat ing editors of the BelEft hinted forxie time ago at a comprc f.'.ife of tins f#rt at being on the tapis.- lav ng that the dro'ts cf ad miralty were to ourchafe a rerewal of the mimftry** lesle, £rc. We mo ft devoutly wifh the furmilemay prove true. War with England muff be the confequenre —and fuch a war would be more fefviccable to us than all the ore in Golconda or Peru. We need war to purge us from green corruption and deadly intrigue.— Whig. New-York, Frb. 12. HIGHLY IMPORTANT—if true! The city was enlivened yefter day by the contents of the three letters which follow, from Wafh ingron : Firfl—A letter from our cor re f pondent, da ed on Friday Eft, ob ferves, “Fora farsight paft there have been frequent meetings of the cabinet. Mr. M inroe and Mr. Voile r have lately been often and for a long time clofetted t >g#rher j 2nd it i*i rumored that rhe fubj'd of their < onfideration is the tieary made feveral years ago, between Mr. Monroe and the Brit Ih minif try, which Mr. F Her is dr fious of having ratified with feme moeltfi a tions. if no hing final at prefent takes pUce } fomething that Hull at It aft fufpend war meaf ures, will in my opinion, be done fhertly; per haps, however, not till after the arrival of the Hornet.” Second —A letter from Waff intyn to the editors of eke Balti more American, <ay?, It s confidently rep rt'-d in the political circles here, that Mr. F f cer has propofed to. our cabinet that the treaty figned in 1806, between Mtffs. Monroe and Pinckney, tn behalf of the U. S. and Lords H >l -and Auckland on the part of G. B. fit all now be rat fit and by the two governments. The note an nexed to that treaty by the Bu/ifti commiffioners is to be flrr krn out. Sonic provifi >n or arrangement ; s to be made in relation to itnpr*lT nienr, as is pradiVable. It is be lieved by feme of the f u*nds of government that tire prop? fi ion of Mr. Fuller will be acceded to. Yet I mud add, that they appear ro me not to be devoid of prouabi -1 ky- Should they be accurate, an immediate change ia our mcafurts mill take place, highly Inicrcftiug in more than one refped. Third.—A letter from George town. 1. is reported that a Cubimt C .uncil is robe held at the Pufi dme's li* ufr, relative to our affairs with England. From the BOSTON CHRONICLE. JOHN RANDOLPH. The favages will g r ow j* ai >us of Mr. Randolph. He ta. lately difeovered a g ei penchant for the luiglifh. fi tic is a biukelptare in imagination—a Proteus in reli gion—and a Cnatham in pohti. s 1” We could have put up with his imaginatUn, and forgiven him nil h)s tehgicn j but it is rather provok.ng to near him compare himielf to the Great Commoner. It is like Cali ctn's alpiring to the love lor the fair Miranda. Chatham's invtdive was a gair it tnea.ures, not men. In his warmeft philippics, he always pre ferved dignity and decorum. The ■Hey cf ids country was his cen- tuot theme, which guided him i:i tee cabinet, anti animated kin in tit bate. His farcalms wtreterri b’e; but there was no pert'ortaiity C .ac Cf uld offend Fox. Lord Hol land, ilv u"k back appalled i the iff j- nt Murray ffutered, but it was at the vehemence and grandeur with which he uttered his great conceptiorlf a perfon had been led blind-folded into parliament, when Chatham was on the floor, he would have ihusght that he had been tra-fi ted to Olympus, and that Apdlo \>as pleading in a council of the G *ds. Let the lame perfon be carried into congtefs, when Randolph is up mtdft a fivwer of iu h beauufu! epithets, a?. c< r3g gamufi is, mifcreants, jgoolecreck,’ 5 tec. he would fancy himftlfm the purlieus of Sc. Giles, or - B ib.ngf* gate* and from the fh iilnHs of the voice, he would judge that two fifn - women had quarreled, aid one of them was et reeling it off” in the true flylr ofXaotippe. Chatham was full of panegyr ics ou the brave and rnan.y cha; acter of rlie foldier-—praifts that an maced him with glory, ard led him to vic tory. Randolph out upon him the mo ft duchy and naufedu3 venom, and fereens himfelf undtr the f civi le ges cf the kivfic, to i bufc a arave rcvolutionaiy otli er, whom he durit not meet a gentleman. Chatham was ever ready to vindicate the rights of his country, and avenge any ind griites offered to ic He cared not if the h >ufe of B jurborj a -d the world were united againfl him : he never would yield a right, or fuecumb to an inlulc. Randolhh denies not that £ g lind ir li cU on us the g-tacell i j i nrs-impo (Ts our Lumen and u s up our trade—-but he w; If nut go to war, becauie is i q E-s troops and money—.vei “a V. g nia p!a >- ter will not confcnt to b aked.”- He and es indeed bulllc up ac -he idea of an invader— and we recalled: lorae fi /e years ago, of h s threat ening an invading army vr f h a re treat, that would terrify an Poten tate in Europe. ec l would meet him, fa and he <c on ike Jett J,bore , and linen l would ” ( o virive him Into the fa) 1 fight him all the w.iy to the Allantes -—from the Allegbanies to the Mijjtjfippi” If hotly pu. iued, uur reu®u< able hero would, proba bly, for the fecund heat, ford the M lfiffippi, and “ fig it him” ail the way to the W ft rn Ocean. Such a retreat wuuid d.lffarren even Xen ophon or general Moreau. Fhis is a paralei, mo ( we pretend not is drawn In “die ftyle of Plu tarch ;” for asy arfempr to compare Chatham aid Randolph, r nuft incvniaoiy dege era't ui _ o bnrlejque. We are happv to hear, tne Speaker of the H uff, who, we are told, unites the qualities o f a £en demai, has lately c.dFd Randolph to ordrr for his pert <ff ontry.. We hope that this Tberfities, who by his fr q lent and vulgar abufe, has bro'c dbg a e upon C ngi efs, will be of ten adm >n‘fh J d in this wav 1 until ar lafi, fh ime may be carrid batne to the bf on cf his conJittneKts. Since our laft, advices from En gland to the 26. h December ha/e been received, containii g, however, no news of imporunce. There are in the London irunifterial pa pers very haifli comments os the P.-tfidenPs mt ffage, stc. much in the lame ft lie as thole of the fede ral prints of this country} and we ftv uld no fuoncr think of copying from the one than the other, unlefs for the purpofe of animadverfion. private advices from different ‘ -ur res concur in the opinion tnac cue Orders Council will not be re pea.- ed, and that we have nothing to ex ped from that quarter of a conci liatory nature. -—Nat. Intel. mm m.!**'**- “GEORGIA EXPRESS. “ATHENS, MARCH M OUR readers will perceive in ibis dec's Exprefs three extracts, [aid to li of Utters received from IVcfiling ten City. V/e will not Jay pofitively fhet thofe extracts are fabrications , nianufaAured in New York—neither will we fifferl that the contents of them are unfounded in truth—but when we recelUcl that impofitions are condant ly endeavored to be pr alii fed up -n the People in this way—when we know of the many detections cf palpable Af wilful falje ho cl — the afperfions cf tee government and the Reprefentattes if the People cf America, which have ban banded /-< the p- bile (as the N. York lory editors jay) “ from our Correjpondent at IVafhington”—we fr 7, when -we fee and know nil this, we a e induced to bH'.eve that the extracts alluded to, are the rffufions of fume malcontents, vnho are HIR ED by lbs federal editors and tbs Britifh fattion to repair to rVeijtoing - ton, during the fitting ef Cougrefs, for the Jolt- purpofe of ret cling to their employers J nheboods and finders upon tbs Officers cf Government, and to mijreprs ent the proceedings of Cm*- g/ijs. However, fkculd the ftale menisgiven in the entrails os true; and tbs iritifh min ft er be on the point of concluding a treaty with Mr. Monroe —wc car, wit ip confidence af Jert, that tbs Republicans have their eyes fo well opened to, and are h ibo roughly convinced of, iht perfidy and rafcality of the Bcitijb government — and the duplicity of the federal fac t if--*, that Mr. fof er will find it im p fifble again to dupe (as Efzine did) ibs American Government All the Lies his printers can tell—all the fi # of which he can mu he ufe —will not induce the American Ccngrefs to relax in their exertions to place the country in “ an armor and an atti tude demanded by the irijis.” liken we /peak of the Federal fac tion, utt wijh net to be underfiood as alluding to ALL thoji who benr the name of Fcderali/there are feme who djfer with us ok different politi cal quejiitfts of minor importance- — many of whom we confident ioujly be lieve. areas firm Patriots as any of which the United States can bo aft It is not tbefe men to whom we allude — no, we have reference to the eulo gifis cf the 1 cxihgtd* Hero—the pa negyt ijis of Pickering , of Ilorfey, of Gardirder, of hillboufs —in fine, we allude to the advocates of (i Britain's fafi anchor'd i/d' — to the defenders of i ‘ the world's lafil be pc.” THERE is a ridiculous publicati on going the rounds in tnofl of the pa pers that we have fieen —it is taken from the London sportsman. Tbs Editor sf the Sportfman fays, Go vern ment has received information of the Emperor Napoleon's intention to feud to feme port in the United States fe veral [hips of the line'—-which be Mo difily infers is to induce Cengrefs to declare fVar ngainfl Great Britain. If this London gambler, or any of his coadjutors in this country, would inJinuMtc that we want any other in ducement than the multiplied wrongs , •which have been heaped upon us by Great Britain, to declare l¥ar ,c ---gainfl that government, they are wifi iaken. In addition to the impreffmcnt of our Seamen—the feizing of our vffits —the conjijeating our property —the bullying us in cur own Capitol —as juf fable caujes of might, wuh a gnat deal of irti{j) fay, that the Jet Img up of prefix the hiring cf Editors-—the engaf., tf Incendiaries, to bum our Ma-. fi faff cries—and the exciting the ans to affs cf koft'dity agennjt our fencehfs Frontier — are ample cauftt why wc fhould declare fVAR. againjl Great Britain. OUR Intelligence from IVajkhtgUn City is to the 2 sth alt. Congrefs an pregrtfifing in HE car mcafurts—-in /g Senate lbs bill for arming tf / jr ( whole bedy of the mitt'a has be: read the fecond time, and committal for a annuities of ike whole —.'G bill has pajjed the Ho ufe Ly a major i •• of thirteen votes. A bill author if,, a Lean of Eleven Millions cf DdLf rtimburfe&bie in Twelve Years, bus faffed tbs thuj's of Rbprefentaiives to its third reading —on the quefion for its commitment, the vote was—yeas 86 nays 28 The bill for raffing an additional military force, and the iff to authorifs tbs acceptance by the Pre ft dent of a corps of Volunteers, have both received the fignaiure of tbs Pn . fident lbs Hon:cl is daily and hour* ly expelled. THERE is not Hug new front tbs Penin/ula —by the lajl advices it ap pear j that the combined armies were getting the better cf the French. — Hoe Tory papers in this country have re fumed the old tale of u French h fiuentf>\ y and wc perceive that one of them has bdn fo fly ns te bring, in proof of his affections, the declarati ons cf one tf Lis Majefiy's Editors in London—this is i:* perfeff unifion with the whole tenor of their doings , The People of England art represented &: b:i-g in the uirnojl diflrefs —the ma* nujaSlurer, for want of empUy—and the P safari fir /o me thing to cat.- Happy fruits cr a Monarchical gov eminent —tradefmsn without employ, andfubjeffs fi Giving ! while the lords of the manor are wall awing in lux ury !! The following is tbs Decijion g/ the Prep dent of the United States on the his trial of Brigadier General James Wilkinfon: i nave examined and ccnfi.ler ed the foregoing proceedings of the general court martial, held at Fre deric ktown, for the trial cf Brig*- dier General James Wnkinfon—& although I have observed in thofe proceedings, with regret, that there are inftanccs in the tended of die court, as welt as the officer on trial,, which are evidently and juftly ob je&ionabie, his acquittal of the le vers! cha-ges exhibited againft him, is approved, and his fword is ac* cording!y ordered to bs reflated, (Signed) JAMES MADISON, February 4, 18 i2. We are informed that Gen. Pat# rick jack, of Elbert county, and M-ifllnan Houfton, efq. of Savan nah, aie appointed Lieutenarr Co* lonels in the army of the United States.—-GVO. Arms. The arrival of the fhip Cumber* land at C hark ft on, from Falmouth, England, has put ls inpofllffion of intelligence to the 10th of January i amorg the mr ft interefttng is the ipeech of die Prince Regent on the opening cf Parliament, which we pubhlh entire in this day’s Chroni cle, that our readers may be able to form their own conclufions as to the views cf his government, in ref lation to Amen a. For our owe part wc hare nr/er for once believ ed that a cha-'g* of Prince or MiniG