text: ! . ,; \ . -. t'e's. - .. - , z—ss .. - , u- . ', " , . ,- _- '\ 'si ' \ 4' " ss ' si. ' . fist. 4._ ?_'_,*7; T- '— _,\.ss_ si (,: .si' si - - ,. si- . w si .. , si — _ _ ss . x.. (;. (( -. _" ' . si . si . . si-mssP sics-Fr(M, ( - '.. (v.: 'ct, si " , ' sisil't " - ' zsis'r - - < ! ' —- 75 ,1- .- . — (i -. ,; ",. 41. \ , 'si 9' , ' .ctct'ssct si ssxsiz-Fsmss R—ATl. ss si'ct' had) (five red looks,,sqaifd mffict gaod fiMÞawe- (o walk-h nhin (so bcssct iþfdrmed 'ssdsif (( sey sst—sictsiass neck. in (he jpssfesisideat'a p-oclzmauon. {1an (hrce man. (akgn on: of the Chesa ss 'FsFct oaz'nzc "Am- ricans. He be at? less (Resict (iissnh of the (akmg, Ran-( '_ "sipxnuen sense, a neamcl ss'ou on (et-si siss'hs peace and friendship * 'sizGrenﬄnmuhy (scan- ﬂsi" Wﬄcssm' ! Sqn She-( Betcibsorc (he: d (akin: of pjr. _ 'ssjil aﬂcsigsixmdctess maimsiaiusied as (( doctrine ss (yf-(best lassusirsi (d-Grc-n Bricain, was decrycd 93?" sendemen ((the: man: empece (he -- _ mule-(wadm'ms union, and their party, \ lt-a'mgnsnoua doctrine, as (( relic: cg ten dit- vassalage, as asi doctrine which never Wd be (chogu Ict'zsd (a (his country, (otally imþsisccm wish -(ha( ;: ween-al iibenysi "Inch ent}! ciuz-si-n cr-j :ysio in a free repub he.- He remembssers (hat (he: yicklingt) ( (lip dpsicnne was made (( sobjcu us ctrepr oach' ; to they! made: a: !msixnisxratiuu, and he be. {ct liewabnd ((s (S.. & in (mmng them! ut of , offisiec Lo (his summon ussf (kings, (he re love. he majhcs to know, - ssln. Whmhcr (hete (hreesi man Were , .sssissctpsilsscusfioo hand (he British ship. or emer. : 59; (Whom-(he, .(akxng (he king 'subounty,. 'Anssjgmfxg (hcship' :) papers . si - 'Y " If mkuossmriiy, whether, according "t'siiﬂre dot'lrine held m (his country, (he) hasi'sid not a figh on to enter, receive (.(c bdemysia rzd ago (he paper-5. ? YJ. If (he)-had (his $1gh,whe(ber (his live's not neccssosasixily imply ((If (he ship &. officers had an eqsixal right to n-ccwe, pay, ( fed}! (end-0! (hcm . __ And bring so received, ( link} and emolled, win,-(her (he) can hciss dwwgwshed, m (he present qucsnoo, is om we;} Brsin—ish subjecm? 1 4(ss_.sih4 \%L\bsi£sl bvfnrc (he taking. they bﬂdbesien go: It) (is pkracy, muuny or de. ss mue-n. or any, - and which of (hcm . 2 * 8 5. fi'huhcr apphcmi: m hn. I beenmadc (() have them dun-wed up . 'ld (( h me. si such applies-(inn had ba en mﬀd ? 33, l 'whord? And upon what prinwpl-s? ' ; fsifith. " such applicmun had been rcgq- ( ctctlssm'ly made, whnher. as a nanon at p- ace, ? ded on se. (as of amin And fxxc-n (ship (vja (( ] ,si'sisi'Grfsim Br-t tain, (be sihsind, or had not a hghs (o wimhokl (hcm against such appli ision! sighs-et: er. :(cr ;hu, we tra—] a right _ssss_ssssf7sisirssfssgive When; :szshctn and shelccr in ourss ctsisisisissct n'? asigfzss. to cniisc them on board ss ,.Mrshxps nfj 'di' !.) in fine. what is the law Of ;siwffmn_up<>o—s,hzs question ? . _} " 5- tracts-sinne answer she-um be!-against she \ si sssikez-emioo. is ctt—hesisiﬂfisish n tion obs'gz-d w __ si fast-few {un-her negociazioo 5on the: sub lite:} before they can by force redress th: ibj'afctysi done th them; or, in all caucs us {is!-idea of lbsolme rights, is negamiasicirssn adhere pint-ter ufcourxcsy only whsc'n may 'sisictcsssiif'hesssbh empfuyed'or dispcnsssed with :; "I: uleuure oiss the mjurcd part)"? Qd. "Dan whactt she Bri'cttish ca'sil "'The figsibsifgf search" at all come insiqsiuesviun. or nag; ic'uoy shhsiODct to this" case .? and if "je. bow does it come in question ? ct , 'T'Mysssssiblood .siboisslctz; even at Chis singe, "a essgaingbe haughzcty Briton. The injuries. ' on; msuhsss the: ssdegradarions, ivy-ed Ahc _' sins sibnpcd- Mpoasi us, without ass causc', 'lmntsiybuse the resemmenc of every Am: ridzp ;si-ssandsi impelled- by ithac reseo'tmcnt, every Amenjssean, on the first impulse, um}! cry voi-:" thy Voice is ﬂd'w for war'l" "Win- u- let ﬂing, lese.-ver)- mazed-55, \ 1 see thiefe have a just ground. : groubd *_ pousi Ihisicb ally-nuns" will jusufvv nssa. : _ -hdod ssupsion which we can'staodfiiforsie} (he , m—zﬂiglzzctzGod, forsictsihe alone is thcsiGod _ Of crime,-s, and ' in hit nrengtþ siqioue' can c'wehqpefqsir succqss. ' si " [Pipes-: the-36 question-" to'rbcsictjurists Kof m Country inct-sibopez of an answer .ssctW-sict'eo mucli' for mysZ—lsi—l can take no ssZ-grct 31" lbe dispute except in' my 'waz'ectrs; si ss fot- s'hon'esif ysioukg men of' whsiooe MW l-bqnt, w—hnecsicnunscza ! have *-\Ifdsiwsil_d Madame} whose- blood is at' - _si_:sisibi=irzcouutry'e cult provided her cause be ss - ' ws " :.ms'nca issi'rHe-m MOTTO. sssiss'ssss si—si, _ si _ ' ss sisi SENEX. . ss_ ssctsi, __ ' ' T- - {Je-., ' -. -—__*,si' ( x....si-ssct-si _ **;;;_ss 'si :"?THE LIMNER. - —si 5 m fsict'ictfify "IN for ydsiat m'r'ei: xﬂuuec dsistsisilssi" P'k'fig gemctlrman the other - -H£OM THL BALAct-az. X .. si ss si*si\3"'ss a sspc nle she pamter. These. l'iywssf-si IN'NW dnsinct and \ ictsss'rblc . bus :hcy woke .abte. " si ) If! " 3? Vsisi'l'nsi'llsiipcc who had go: m. ; h— "rjmt'si- Msi I pity y ," very: he (si ! nw : tear ptotiug is I hope? yfiu will us: ths-oﬀer} Jsi,]9_:_fsi _.--1 tsidid not rcgsstsictctss'. finden ";:ssl ip __ct__i_tsii your nttgsxﬂtnu them.-big lsst— int " The hasnrtuua'e mio" ct'htsctittndnesfs evenmtit :. sssisi msiou htsitttsiesi tom: siirisscttdssdj. On "quid" (as er thsict gractijc'siﬁstrait-man hodpbssnd on "Friends-4. re-r's, mited z—ffsisstbc (mid-stanza [man iﬂdtgdadtlysi."; Cr" adgmdeed' {! nr'u'sis. vsstsitssf'eli Fomgnntmucdss Be, that this nss'tisinc person whonﬁccts tsitsitct wccsi Over m3 mtufortuncsmthaach poigss-ssct {nant- gttesst; and who perendsis us with mt'zssct chi un s6tsine sisidttgtccsi the cause osisall my ent-mate. frnm all my difficsiichs him-, tenublcasifsi' " [: is possibcct?'l exclaim- i9ssoking at him with netooisisitmcnt. si" chsi featd be, that man now osiwes me ssand hassssi fnrn tring time, a (hill which he might nay insi theo ulmosctt eate, ansid far the who: ofsi time litttn debt and an hundred others of': the sntnesi description, ] am comõclled tosisiss pine in the limits of a prison." Reader this great ltitking gcndcntan wears all die external: 0! 3 christitm. He. ssnctbnur-sis to fashionable religion He pro. Ticsscs mufh, but is spari Of good _tr6'sirits. S'bt-ssh hypocrisy may deceive men for a time, but can tears and sighs deceive the Seeker of Heat 5.-—-'No the hope is vain. The unfortunate man had seen prosperous days,— Then he was surrounded by a host of blood—sticken, and this pretended friend no doubt among such rest. But misfortune had at crackles in him. Still he brings it is his duty to be patient, moderate. And just, essential under the pressure of every cal—situation. But when thus assailed, when stupidity issues put on a haughty. (Glorious tone—he seems compelled to complain. (Lower the world has no something to do with this man's resignation, or that man's set gain nor was it much regard either the one or the other. This case will witness the one having 3 53 verses: it will teach more made, than an age of prosperity. I wish this very good friend as the unfortunate man and all other very good men to know that he is no sense of giving such pity in such pitying saven, and beg them to forbear. PETER P. LLET. HGRRID MURDER By the end of the second week, Extract of a letter from a gentleman in Arkansas, in Arkansas, DEAR SER, ON this night of the 15th, last arrived in this place in the midst of the southern part of the state, plots of the condition, Mrs. Mary man who will be his husband and his sister-in-law, were in consultation with the Indians, Mrs. Landon has formed a suit with the following malignant, and of her eyes: concerned of the most serious of her husband and children, and of her eyes is the same as the says. * On be nct g." osshe 22-1 ]znusiars'. 1807 we were oudJenjysi akaened ksirom slumsieb : by ihe hedious yells 0f13\18 sss who but! te ! we could poi ourselves in a {tius,-tion iv.-op pose them, succeeded in (sin ng ihe doors of the house. "she" .y wine to ihe number of for!) Or fifiy. frighi 1tu painted, and armed with io mah nuks and eeolpiifigkmvcsp My husband mer them at the door and in siibeir own tongue mkzd them what the; wanted-no.?I llctzesi JﬂsillP-S of war famiss'fy "] Was sithe answer. My huQsib-simd mite-wed them to have comPassion on me assod hi sj innocent c. siildren", but h: & intrealisiesisie aijail ed voiding; we were dragged naked 0 lsil ni the house, and ned oesiverally wlih cords 4 bv order of one who appt ared to bear chief ab mzo ofihe lodiaue took -T-ct'si-si(ha{gc his climbe—were ordered ssto conduce. nssi fsiwisiih a}! possible dispaich to their sect}: -menc (about 200 mites disizoi) while the si remainder were left to piss,!age and ctfire the Jh me.' We ccm...-ct- . sied on: journey hsi'si' kbour midwghi, ihkobgh an noculiivzre'd wilderorsa at the nue of nearly 7 miles" an Thourctfct'If eizher ofus music—a f-siii'igue alack. ened out pace,-we were si'sisiszc inbusi'nim-si ly demand mnine-ned wii'o' inn":- or dcaih After : tedious have} "of more man [any si'similu ihe sang-te hasilied m : swamp-si-bere for the-first time from the ("5 me 01 Mr de- - ssctparrere we w- re permitted siro lie down-— ssi i "sithe lssudians kindled a & c ( n whxch- the.} 'br—oilcd some bear' a "ﬂesh, ofwhicsih the) al. ; iowcd us [me a small portion. ; Aszcrthey had rss'Efrcsbcd the-makes, ctasiod eniuguishrdlbcir Ere we wcsire again cdmpcllcd to purmc out journee}. We cr2- ss ! vcued- 3506! wis-set, When the" lnsisidiads aggia 4 hakcsih} andﬀd gan in pf'epa'rc : cass'vuirg fictr thawed—ws for "the night. M) poor ?cbildrcn co'mplaiaed much as their see: sibssci'ctag swollcpcbut ! was not permitted to give {him any rc'lisief, nor wm their father ct_ tils-wed to ducoctunc hath them. As night "a'ppctshaeh'ed we choak each other by 'bei Hujdd, ekpccting neuer ognin m witssssncss Jthsscsirioing of the sun. Cuntrsi'ar) Losi oursi ! 1 4 ] eipbsictZ'iihEact- =-si'\mevezss wecthWsszsi-Asiilshierffictesiss nigssiictizass ,idfit," had-on she suCceedisian du -' ihoughfgdhd .f'and'h'aif Asiarssved; 'trav ciiesid ss'zvilh'ssuisihctch- mosisircj casssesi lhlahfssJo-sh'e pressed-; ing-sun's, The ldfidianssiphc—Lssssisiiiodally aliuwsct ss. si'sscd d'ctsa little rssaw' foosssid 'iusiﬄbiemctto ksssisieepssusct ailisivsic- We thctisdavsilravelled ate'ording to 'sii-hcssreckpniogsﬄvthc lqdiabsis dearly for ty miles, and were about Sun set joined by. ' the remaining savages who wtzc lefe behind {they were loaded with the spoiis Of my husband's prop_crcy,amctong ocher arlicles they found & keg of spirits of which they had drank plentifully ; as they bspame inioxicaied they cx-crciscd ihc more. cruclzy towards us-ct-sisihcysi sibcaz- my pssom children * do unmcrciqu-y thy: ihey were unabh: to stand on'thcir sect the evening morning; the ,lndians .auributcd theirin. abiiiiyco willuiuees and again renewed 'th-si-ssir not; of bz-ubasizy, beating them With. Cubs, coming, and ganching them with their knives, and scratching their minds back—with braids of fire; binding that their bellish ploughs had no other effect than to render the hour unhappy sufferers less able to travel, they came to the resolution to butcher them on the spot. A hole was dug in the earth of a about 5 feet in depth, around each of which some dried branches of trees were placed. No husband at this moment filled with horror at what he expected was about to salute the place, like the top, with which he was bound and attempted to escape from the hands of the unfortunate cannibals! He was washed away, closely purpled, over the top and brought back—as he passed me, this way towards me and fainted—in this situation he was placed erect in line of the holes. The woods now resounded with the heart-piercing cries of my poor children— "Save, O spare my father!" They have mercy on my poor children, it is the cry of their father—As at a sudden nothing—my dear children were placed in a situation to that of their father—the youngest, only nine years from them at the end of that time, cried, "Damn my mother, pray do; let them kiss me!" Alas! Oh! Tivens what could I do. In vsin "diti! (?) of them to let me take" my dear child's place! by force it was torn from me to 39 hours" when! could afford it 'no perfect solution. Having placed the poor unfortunate victims in the manner above described, they accused them in a standing position by te. Placing the earth, which buried them peacefully to their care. The tumult—wretches not to gain their consciousness, Gang their throats, dancing to and fro around the victims of their torture, which Her continued about half an hour. When slightly communicated fit to the fatal piles! Heat—o'er the scene—know what my N'sceles were at this moment. As the flames increased, the shrieks and dying grew of my poor sister's body. Were it short during the night; in less than an hour, the fire was extinguished their cries ceased, they sank into the arms of their kind deliverers. The callous hearth wretches having at sufficiently leastened it—it's the not a nies "sits the unfortunate sufferers, retired to regain themselves with what liquor remained, they rose easily and soon became satisfied and causeless, with some of their tomahawks (might with case have sustained them all), but my only desire was to flee from them as quickly as possible. I succeeded with difficulty in establishing. rating mvscll bv cutting the cord with" which ! was "bound On Whts'n I best my ccut se for ihi'a place. A piece of bear .s F.."bi't ( fortunattly found in one of the indiztns pa'ctsi-ss served me" for food. _' ] travelled no ly'niights, in the day time conceslingsi mt' sc—ssl—f it: thilrc .tswctssasimps, or hollow trees. A .psrsitv ol lndians passed within a few rode of the place of mv coocealmem ihc second "day after my departure," but" dtd not dis not er me. , they rit-ere undoubted-is;! at the same party from whom ! had escaped in putsuit of me. Two days After issss was" met by an lot-Sism of the Shzwaoese na "tion; z'he proved friendly add .conducted me to a white ecttlement; Without his as sister-act: ! must hit-e again fallen into the; hands Of my savage ﬂies. F'_ A A— ' . .. ]US'I RECDTVED, _ A fresh supþiy af- Dr.. Wheatanf : patient ) Itch Ointment and ]aundice Bill-en, F'on Sun BY R. GPAY, Bookseller, King-street, Alexandria, 4; ?" June 9. ; \ si lawSm —A_—. l A— Hinling, in" at: various branches, b4ctﬂds0m'l? examined at tlm qficc. _ ssssl v-l 'WTZ'W—w- 1 -.-. - ]" r ' days from Alexandria, for Kings,;gysssi jsictctsisi C'Jsi'. ss ; By THIS DAY's ss ;" ._A'krivbd,_ctsighssiþct Atlautic, But-nium .MAILct maw—You :, July 27. _*' Fl Isaacs, of New-York, had sailed for - i siv:itsi_h _a cargo of vice. Lest there the s-fa'ss" ver Elscwmth, Ely, of New-Yolk ; an _ Eliza, "White, for ssi—sizcm in 15 ass,-s. {? from Philadelphia ; Eliza Anr, Enis ("!sz lcm, from Butavia; and Sl-ip __ 'I? of Salcm, just arrived from chhoz-Z; 05? t. In sight of the Cape, the passengers, including the Grand Far-am; and Spicl L'ects, days from Caicucta, for Lisbon. Sisc l'action, 30, spoke; the ship BCI" vers-of Salem, for Leghorn, and 55 days from Gibralfar, for Bengal. Just l, hsi 39"? long. 62, 33, spoke ship Director, Putsch 14 days from Norsolk, for Angu-sisi {9} l-si'sst. 53, long. 66, 46, spoke schooner passiss l'uz-ncr, of Providence, 17 days from V. lying-ton, North-Carolina, for Gaudetio-sipssc; captain sick;—the same day Was isictsisifctsi; the Bct'lampus fz'igatc, from the (lizcszlssi sail, for Bermuda, for water, who.-Ksi._,si,ct: no other papers than the sizipzzing artissjsiss and pressed two men, one an American, other :: Prussian—IOth, lat. 33, 50, ler,-4;.-;ss spoke the brig Industry, of New York. PHILADELPHIA, my 25. Latest from Europe. Yesterday arrived, ship Amelia, CHDQEQ The following news, from London, which has been issued since May and the Dover the ad sin. and furnishes us with a Caxstssbur'sictzsimss of the 2nd of June (ram Which We have, time: and robm su! the following concern which are the chipfit conning express. Long account of the siege of the French troops at Maid, which they so far exceeded as to show up a magnificent 500 barrels of powder, "before the enemy quelled, when 25 of them were taken and executed. It does not appear by this that the Russian Land French, LONDON, June 2, 1838, reported that the submisses regarding the present campaign by Prussia and Russia, amount to seven thousand five hundred prisoners, Prussian and Russian. Prussian and Russian troops stationed at Hamburg, which may have been the case, may have been the case. The Russian army, in which the former were very deficient, has been defeated, having captured the Prussian and Russian positions, and the former, in which the latter had been defeated, has been defeated. The siege of Maid was consequently made. These letters add, that the king's forces have not only recaptured the Prussian positions, but also have also captured the Prussian positions. ssbuz has actually commenced hostilities. 'ct—The time when she large expedition passes! PWPZiFFDg Will actually sail, depends on the cessation of the pressing necessities which may result in the present state of affairs upon the cut-as-but we are assured that ministers are indefatigable in their different dispositions, and that every thing will be ready for fourteen days from this time. An immense number of troops have been embarked; and a large number of troops have been embarked; and a large number of troops have been embarked; and a large number of troops have been embarked. The troops are in the neighborhood of the points of embarkation; so that every first receipt is expected to be expected from the continent, the troops well behaved. With the exception of the quantity of stores on board the transports, 30,000 sets of counter-mains were ordered from a house in the city within these few days. A long message from the city of Seton, bringing news of a negotiation for peace, gave peace under the mediation of Acl's. The rumor of a negotiation for peace, given the peace, under the mediation of Acl's, gains very daily. A paragraph, dated back on the May 1st, says: "The public journals are now upon the verge of a peaceful issue, and the military operations have already reached the city of Seton and Buda; immediately after the arrival of the troops, the city of Seton is in a state of turmoil." A coarser was said to be the subject of conversation. London with the impression that the English government, to accede to the instructions, has accepted the mediation of the United States, however, that this is not the case. The press, however, does not believe that the mediation of the United States will be accepted. 