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njXwcjUttt and power,M. adds "yc?
be denied that those interests arc in
x? great depression; thai the. n*ytey.
.of the country excites Uvely alarm
ag those most interested in He support;
classes of ptfyle fre In a state
and that circulation ami crc
going chonf5c%, the effects of
which few persons even prdTess clearly to
foresee. M~ The Liverpool Albion, el the
" same date, contains a long, elaborate essay
on the " utatc and prospects of the Cotton
.Trade, which concludes thus?
"? ?>.' ^U^yaa rt?i<w of the whale subject, we.can
?'t?? any romou fur dtsponlcin y re?pe<diog the
cultou ni>Jk?t. On.the oootrary, we tee every
rMi"iifi? h?p*: Its present view is evidently
? rtcouragioj; au I the ncuapecis as to the future
iitc more fa varablc ut this moment tltsu nflrr tho.
>v*nU of ths-i?*tfife mouth*, thrmost NAjtliat
arilnng us hsjj the oonrage to aultcipate." v
? The British parliament wits to be di?s6l
, . ved, and the clectiops for the new one en
gAnda large share of tha public attention
anuthepages of the newspaper*. Even the
London Courier calls fortne choice of real
ly independent *acn, and the Morning
- <y ^ ? I
' -5' "Oar reader* may bssnartd thst the worlc for
p: .' the next parliament Wilinot be light. .The oc
carina demand* active soil clear-headed men,
ub>e aodwillinx t? fight the k<hh1 fight agalml
tslBsb monopolists- and sx'ravagaul cuu?UHicr?of
the rasouroes of th* nation."
It it mentioned in the Courier that the
Peruvian government had " refused to cl?*e
with an oner of iwo<ipi)lloni and a halfof
dollury, to purchase the mine* w ithin its ter
ritory." According to an ofTlclal communi
cation ?T tho wcret iry f,ej?cral of thatgox
crnn^ent, the ttfOifmutn -price .for which
'they will be sold is three millionsot dollars;
. and it. appears, by computation, that there
arc about five thouvmd mines ( bora* mirta* )
, belonging to the btatc. .Tin: offer Is ad
dressed to America as well as Katrupr.
On the 3d June, tho oppooltion in the
French Chamber of Deputies bitterly up
braided the Ministry for n^t hiving umllita
< ry esttblishmrnt, proportionate in extent to
the establishment* und attitude of the other
great itowent of lCuropt. Gen Afdfitmork'
|fcV" "V ? ' ^ l
w Tha national dignity ro<piircd lliat;lh? p*?e*
, fiUWithmeut should Ik> ?n a 'n?r? iutixtMit^ foot*
. > . Tne kin^has ol* ilia N'el Iter I nod,,
(lie said) hrn |QO,oOU mm tiudur arms I'tuuia
, .has aoarmy of about ?10.000 ?ol.Uyi?,V?Jdo?
the battalions of fuinJmUr, ao.f I.nhiiUnrM.?'
.. Tho mditary t'oroe of tho (ii rnuu Confrdoratioa,
hnUoats totl(K?.?00 oi tti; andw^y, St the first
signaUA* ratal to 4.VI.000. LnghmC whose
? p?anlonui4|rtMtlisher fro<a.(uf>pin<U|> a numer
ous srsay, has, n*v*-r?h*le?a. military rr*miree?
fllloMiiniAd. H?Hi has more than 700,001V
~ without imNnit her military uolonies!
iy. ?
,'To'4h tatlitkiy ?tat?? of the ftiarpuoan ixufi-r*,
we haro only-tu opiwse as army wbtoh Jon ant
? *ISOUyd to tfri,000," - ? - ?
J-On. this the London Morning Chronicle
>ntake? thefnflOwtng commentary*
" O tinforiu^ de paoplaof Krai?oei though ymi
?SSMim Ml; I?I nl??r tu thirty iamiou',.aiat th*
- fj'rtHeiao? only to t?n Millions, aul tha NetliSr
IxmhW fi ? n iailli(Hi?, yet your ftf^r^iuf.tit will
not uvliltge ^ou with 'an army ?o large as that ?f
thafnmer, and little larger than that of th* lat
' ter. That gotemment, r#lylt ff oa the i ? una
) of I****, asd lielievin; that the abilitv U>
- on War suocaisfdlly <loi?f u Is luuinly oa hu?<
mstha.resourec*, aaJfalirtisg the hnr.len*
m a nuti >n during and knowing, l<e??<le?,
tlia't if frsnca e?rr (hi involved la war, H atu-l
IwUtfM^i hor own amhltloo, and not that of
tbe\kfe< of Iha NtiharlnnJr, .Uhui^i he does
iSaintain IhO/MO m?>?i, cli'Mm-, rather to roi>eal
; tw^aly millioa* of NX??r 'haa to add a hundred
thousand Men I" your army, tustrllca an aweiu
1?, y.mr ueUhhOfiH llut us hear what the tuln.
i/ter of France allocs .in Ju.tifuuUou of hiuuclf
a^niiot thee Ijeavy a<?u<atiwM. ' /
(<4ai?.ts,4uaK C.?The sonsn|inn prnduoed hi
Jhnalty by tha alarming reports front Bl, PtitriS*
l^Urjth, dl'l ijot antirety subside during tha after*
nooa T'na oalrToundation for thepn seems to It*
; a Isttor rtCflead In tha re?alar coursa of post
ftorn Vsrin Hilli,whiiflt, on the authority oi s vrs?
?<d arrived then., a warts, Ihnt an InoKrccllpn had
" / nctitatly broken <?s(.on lb* IMh May,and Ihal, hi
odnietiuftfc't *?f the distuibad stala of the pops
lac^. flir pahlle et?hun|(e lutd been shut sp, and
? alltfw ebops Vpt closed, and an embargo hail
bc*u pfaotocl oa ilia shipplag at Cronstadt and In
tbs^hrer. Wo susp*et that the lrs|h wHl turn out
to h**n fltfggi rslion of a statement eootniiuiieel
ao In scAnsnls front the lta??ran capiat, sp to (lie
17th Msy. brought lo (Ids country by I he steam
boat. Il is mantloiiftd that. In consoquenea of Ihe
VMecilon ?>f s fystaoi of tol?l?ery ormnnullng, lo
a very area! eslent ,.,??< t'ronstadt, the Itnsdxn
Ooi-aramaat bad eOma to tbs (Miermlnatlon of
* ampMiylng ?ha military to put s slop lo thrsa prac
tlaes. Arcor??in?l>, active nt*aasr*? ?? this e(Tepf
/llttd ln?eit tSken, ar?-l it eertainly stip?>ars that eoa
offence bad Uen given., Ws ar* also
i through the ?K?t channel, that lb? Has
immant havn ap|ndntcd a' eorttmi?slun
,,r I inlo the framlscommitted in th* Naval
t)apto1?eMl, and r?p??wily in tha sale of Naval
?loves. A good deal of alarm had been prodoeed
by tills Investigation spionr a certain olrtu of par
* ms.Snd II was lhrealen?d that this whole suh
te?rwofild be sfntlnlaeii with great eeveritv
nrb* pslvatc eommsnleaflons *ay nothing regard
Th* ptivatc cimmsnleatTor
Ilia 1%'liMaMrl of peace or
ban fallen lil>7 8*1. ahieh
?---- --y *V. but the esehaaga
?*^eh Is a shade lower tb?n
by the last.secount*.
c PnpgnH**y half past ^
Ltu ;.7lw
1 V , ^WWfwS^tlm,
VatA <'haneelfor then
"*d (lw fcortfi OHamtodonefS' r?#ee*/ "
.
. _ _jp4?enaUy., it was ot
__ Uip bowl wit slmonlacal, and
\ ?>;d, but the court' eC klnfr s btncfyuid
exchequer ehjwober held it to l>c good. This
declsksi wm appealed agamst-awl the
tlon, whether thin bond was simonlacal
referred to the opinion of the twelve I
Six judges yrstefday delivered then
lotht. *yir. Justice C?:ijiclt'c and
Burroii&h were of opinion lhat the
good- -Messri. JusUceI*ark,'Gait _
ham, mM Mullock, were of opinion that It wm
null And void. ? ? ? ...
The chief baron ami ch't-f.justice fit the
kind's bvnr.li delivered similar. opinions.to
. -A'? . vs- . - ? >.
The thief justice of tho nn.vnnn picas
delivered his opinion stroagly, and at length,
in f.ivor of the validity or the bofid. Tits
Lordship did not think sach Iwnds luteins)
tin- sutnte law* common law, or public po
licy ; nor did lie sec any reason for disturb*!
lag a principle which had been acted upon
for 'J 00 years* If their lordship*, should no>v
decide that general bondsof resignation'were
illegal, V> many of tliose who were now the
brightest ornaments of the church?the softs
of tho nobility and gentnr. the present pa
tronn?would be debarred from entering that
profession.-'. If a patron saw that he could
not secure aJiVlng to hUson, though he only
wanted a few months pf becoming capable to
ncrcpt it, he would he compelled -eulier to
select an old man to fill it, who would he in
compctent to d.tahargc its dutip*, cr to dis
pose of it, nrnl let-it go into other hands.' In
either case evil <<s?ouhl arise, and lie Was sure
it would not l>e to the benefit of the church
that its patronage should go into other hands
than those which' now possessed it. This
proved the law, as it has been hitherto c x
j>ounded t?? he more consistent with public
policv. On these grounds principally his
lordship -was of opinion that the bono was
legal and vulUI.
The lord chancellor and lord OilTnrd
are yet V> d'dlvcr their opinions. The d ay
appointed is Thursday week. *
This cu?c has excited considerable introst
in Westminster Hall. 'The place below the
bar, was cb-cfly filled .witti barristera.
I nftorturtf J.ar^AcMo?t:?Upin an ap
! plication on the-V^th Inst, ffoitt Hainuid How
ard and others/ styling themselvesthctttcam
Hoat Company of (icn'rgiu, the assignees of
John 1*. Sullivan, who had in the years of
1014 and 1ft, obtained t'w** patent rights,
granting to him the exclusive mlitof uti)j|
steam tow hoits on the waters of the XjniUn
State*, an injunction h,u been granted by the'
slj^th circuit court f >r the district-of Cj^eorgia
n ; ?inst Jnnte % W. HhtCfc an I others, lo vcn
Itraiih them from using the aAld steam tow
boats in the river Savannah. ' Judge Cuyler
who preside#, declined entering into an in
vestigation of the ri^ht ??f the government of
tho United State* to e.\< lusivg privile
ges by patent?or; of the .vituuiity oC courts
pf equity to grant iniunutions to prevent In
fractions o( mic.1i patent?d>ut contented him
self with saying* that such injunctions will
be granted, on tiling bill and before answer,
when Ifisjk* apparent that the patents are
void oi* clearly void able, or at least sufficient
on the. face of. them to create a.very strong
doubt of their legality. I'poo motion, how
ever, of defendant's counsel, after Allny an
swer, a rnly was grunted by the court,, that
the complainants shew cause on this day,
wln^ic injunction should mH be dlftsolvcd.
Char let on City (in zc tic* ?' I
We Iraveleamed from a sourre ent'rvl)' to i
he relied on,tU:it Mr. Jm-kkhson left * Will,
in which he gave nil hi* i>ro|>erty, "UwjigM
( state and iictiul poMcsswin" to hii grund
v?n Thomaf Jefferson Ksndolph, Mr.Tribt,
a gentleman who married on? of HI* gntnd
duitfhteis and a Mr. Garrett, dne of hi*
neighbors, in truvt far the HoIe*unc and bene
fit of his daughter, Mf*. Mamlolnh, and ap
pointed hi* grand-sou, Tlnn. Jefferson Ran
dolph, hi* wile executor. We have thought
it proper to state thexc factrt, that th<*e ge
nerous cltisens who have stepped forward to 1
relieve thutgood roan from nis embarrass
ments, may know to.whom to wend their con
tribution*, and to suggest to them the propri
ety of bestowing their donation* in the iwte
iftnguage of Mr. Jefferson's Will, vis i '? to
Thomas J. Ilondoiph, in trust ffcr the sole use
'and lK?nefit of Mrs. Randolph hU mother/'
or for the benefit of Mr. Jefferson's creditors
?and Thomas J. Randolph'* whole estate
being, as wo understand,pledged for the pay*
ment of his grund-fnthtfr's debts, there can
be no-doubt of the inonfey's being well ap
plied. We do not hesitate to say, that if it
had pleased Divine Providence to have spar-'
td our lamented Jefferson n few month"
longer, he would h *ve had the satisfaction to
have seen all h? debts paid bv his, fellow
citixens. it is no lese tlteir duty?we art
Mire it Is no less t'.telr inclination to do K
now Haiti mo re Cfironttle. e
Rover^l mlseont-epHon* nro afloat, and'
gaining consklersbie carrency, In relation to
the estate of Mr. Jeffet?of)'s affair*, add his
true object In making a lottery of his proper
ty, A friend rankling in this place lately'
wrote a letter on the tnbjtctj I ???
J. Randolph, grend-sou of I
In answer he has raeeived a i rx/ ML
dressed to Mr. Randolph* by nia grand-fa
JWJ
Id no*
oV.tw
pea ?n ifw I'uxpftci m i?u ?uua.
f makUM* mjP family j mjr dear.
sKstfQMMI
SgHMtiVfi&Graffi
Writ, ani(]^ofln? mv tlm* tothe wri??^
eonhtry; but ?bch ?(?<? by tHe unfortmfcue
vWluo'^r oor moivtfr and the
nu;>(u.itidh* lnw? vWluo uT onr tn<>it*y, au?l Ihr
!&-?
UnW?*?<r great,,I* no rewurc# (pr the payment dl
?d?il>u?a?l maygofv>rIlKloorimthlngky./ '"
IVrlmjis, however, ev*n in the cane, I may
ba?/t no right to cnnmltdn, a? thete mUfoilnwea
?bave been Mil back for my lM day* when fow
remain lo me. I July acknowledge thai I have
jc??rfa tttongha to?*K lift, Willi fower clrcuuutaji.
r.nt of affliction than ere ?l??t lot of hmet men.-?.
Unlntemt|4ed health, k competence for nvtay
rvawmable want, u*el'ulnc?t to my folio w-cllixent,
4? good portion of their erteem, nq complaint
ag*n>*t lha world which ha* wfflclcntly honwrod
m?i Hud nbota. ell, ? family which hat Mewed
me bjr tlWr dfetllori?and never by tlielr'eondnet
??l vr it ins a moments peln. And thowltl tlri* my
laet r*<p?eat he grained, I may .yet dote wjtU n
cluudli'M lun a Ion* and ?fraoe day of life. Ue ????
etflted, my drar thai I have a jniu tatfte
ot the pert yob Have cpntilhtrt.'d to tub, end that
I bear to you aiioiceilftvd aflToetlon.
V* J* ' THOMAS JRFKKnSON.
' -a
TyKSPAY MpnXiNO, AU<juaT o. in|q
jf/tftointiHenu Qu rfk JixxciUncy the Gov- I
rrnor.?jamesX. Clark, Esq. Q. U. for
Richland District, vice U. A. Quln, K?kj: re
signed. Jamk? Tiiompsok, Ksq.Q. I*, for
Pendleton District and Edmund S. Haco.v,
Esq. Q. U. for Edgefield District.
On Thursday last, the public prtcctfiou in
funerel ( oiiuuciitor.itlon of .the . illustrious
dtfad Tilo.m as JV.VUKaso.v mid John ADAMS,
| took place hi Columbia. - All the jmrsons in
public stations hcrr, with the volunteer
enrp* went In-procession to the College
Chrtpei, attended by uvu tiul music, where
a ri-jtConrse wns pronoumed by 1'rofcsaor
HkhUv oft lit Houth-Carolina College, com
memorative of the virtue*, mid public ser
vice* of the?rdeceascd patriots. "Previous
to the dlttftHtfse u solemn dirge, nccompa
,nied with uptfu was s rng. ,v I
? Jt i? a prelude We hopp* I
! tothg1fldfrefofr<Mll>isl'and reputable way of
?he wui? our gn?t itudc and vc no ration, by en
creasinz the amount of subscriptions in aid of
Mr. ielrerson's family. . J
?
* Of forcign-qews there U little. The af
fmrsoftfrcece, are calculated to cxtftedctr.
pondency ?> to the result We cannot uh
dcviUnd tlui very cautious i>olicy,' wbkh
permits to inucli cruelty to be cxcrctscduptif)
persons whose only critnC Is tho attempt U?
resist intolerable oppression, when a tew
t wortls from the English ministry mighrpfcr
an end-to it* ? But the time lias not yet arrived
in Europe when theresistnneo of subjecta lol
the tyranny of their rules, can l?c tMeratett
by any of the* Leg it inflate" monarchic*. vl
I In Fhuiofc the present King is (it is ?dtt)l
a lay-Jesuit. That order will probably be
rcstoredj with It will bermftored *11 the gag
laws upon the people, and nil the shackles on
a free press, Tho Jesuit missionaries arc
crowding Into-France, and nre forced on'thc
people against consent.- The gr??t and in
uispcnsilNC duty of a soldier now is to say hb
prayers two or three times a day, and to miss
no opportunity of going to mass. Great dis
satisfaction la shewn; but the people nraiV
and will be manacled.
fJreat Britain is in a perilous situation.-*-1
WithfKit the currency of small botes her tax
es c*hi?ot be collected} and the currency of
small notesIII assuredly drive all the coin
iout of the kingdom. The cern laws ajre*
I sourse of dispute between the landed aristo
| cracy, whose rents will be reduced one half,!
by a fr^c trade In cOrn?<uid the great body
of manufacturers and consumers, whose he-;
ccssitlcs will ultimately force the ministry to
adopt (his obnoxious measure. The minis
try are manifestly Inclined to do so, because
they see how necessary It Is to the support
of themnmifactures of the kingdomibut It I
wilt lwa bmer pill, to the landlords. Pnb
lie povrtt* b fi*?t approaching 1n that king
dom, and the time of reform, canto* be put
off for many years. We sincerely wWf it i
may be reasonable, peaceable, and success
fat. ,!With all l}s faults, that country is the
main May of every thing like freedom in i
Europe., I
Russia seems In a convulsed statof nor is
the new-autocrat, as yet firmly seated on J
his-throne. No quarrel .with Turkey cairi
take place, unless if'be absolutely tor ted
on him hy his own army, till the convulsions
towlllch hU authority h yet liable are over.
C OMMV'YIVA TIOXS.
Mr, lVMtf't Painting*.
??^?&S?!tS&
tnopoc,
I >Uced. young
id oif whom evefiMh
Whom eviery persou un
Wfcfc.' t ?y w; v*?*,
that Mtv Hampton, as well )u
. xter, acted as volunteer aids to
ackson, andltia, equally true, tbst
arid cbl
> Bull would
But I would a?lt where art' the
mgmw&r
in order to givewav to Mr.
he suppose, that this tunwfi _
wd ??""i
Now, If men nrc to be thus puffed apd In
flated, let it not be done at the expejise 01 the
State.
. In the painting of the battle of Eutaw there
are several palpable inaccuracies as Well as
the most obvious violations of taste and order.
Tho;Amcrican* are seen retreating from the
Id, whwi H Is well known that their
and exertions were Incessantly
drawn towards H, and on which they made
several furious assaplt*. In the same paint
ing a horse, on which j\n officer is mounted,
is much larger than the brick house in which
the British were posted. Rut as it was only
n?V Intention to justify the vote of the I.eg$>
latdre in refusing to.give,Mr. White tho
thousand dollars, nml not to attempt a criti
cisms his paintings, I will sa^nothiug more.
At atiubllcineetlngoftheCltkcnsof New
berry" Village and Its' vicinity, commenced
4ii the 18th in*t. Job. Johnston. Esq. wjis in
vited to the chair, and the following rc
solutions being proposed waa unanimously
agreed to.
liewolved, That a committee of three per*
son# be appointed to draft resolutions ? ex
pressive of the deep regtet felt by thcJtiWr
aetnof thla village audits vicinity In tin
death of our. latovonetabls fellow cltlacn,
?homas Jefferson t and that they report the
same on Thursday morning nc.xt at nine
o'clock. The eppobitnient of n. committee
being left to the chair, the hon. Jwo,' H.
Q*Jfeail, V. I. Harrington and P.C.Caldwcll,
Esnr*. were nominated to constitutu a com*
mittee for the purpose contemplated In <hc
resolution. * The meeting tb*ft adjourned. '
On Thursday* the 2Qtli InsJ. the citiscns
again assembled Agreeable t.> adjournment.
The chairman, Job. J6hn*top, F-vj. being abJ
sent, V> I. Harrington, Ksq. was requested to
take the chair; apd tho committee through
their chairman, Joe. 1J. 4>'Nc*ll submitted
the./ollowhiK rtMM.it rind ro. o'u l ns, which
were unanimously adopted.
No event hay occurred since the formation,
of our government, whleh demands of the
people, the-expression of greater regret
than the recent death of our beloved and
venerated fellow citiaen, Thomas Jeffcrstjn.
His name je Identified *Hh the dawftfbf our
liberty, andthc history of hit life l? the his
tory of gur free ahd hsppyinsiltuttott*. * To
say that he'.was a great man, is not awarding
to hta name,, that fame toi which his llfo en
titles hint. lie was not only great, but alio
good.., . .
In curly Ufe Mr. Jefferson drew the decla
ration of independence, and had the singu
lar felicity to live for fifty vears, 'arid'witness
thehuppy enjoyments of his fellow-cltlxenv
of those free and equal right* wiiieh he and
his compatriot* of 70 claimed for, and which
the bjoodof the heroes ofour revolution sc
oured to them. That instrument ia clothud
in language that qui never become stale*?
composition It stands unrivalled and will be
the admiration of 'mait as long airllbcrty has
a votary, of freedom a home. But this Is
not its chief merit, ft it also true and the
worth to l?e attached to Its Immortal penmni,
arises hot only from Its beauty and truth,
but also that by that very act, hi* life was
pledged to the liberties of his country. It
lias been truly said that every Individual who
was concerned in the declaration of Indepen
dence, signed It with a halter aftout hts n *ck.
If America triumphed, they were then be
yond the power of danger} if site failed, the
gallows would have been the only atonement
to satisfy the enraged George III.
In a few vears after, Mr. Jefferson Is seen
?at the head of the government of Virginia,
?training every nerve to succour Green) In
the flrat I istance, and in the second to repel
Cornwallis' invasion. Aided by him, Green
waa enabled to tunvto the relief of Caroli
na and Fayette, Steuben and Wayne, to
hold Cornwallis In check, until the illustri
ous Washington dt?ve him to the lines of
Yorktown, and in hla capture sealed the llr
bcrties of his country.
After the clotfe of the revolution, Mr. Jef
ferson was selected to succeed the venerable
l>r. Franklin aa the minister plenipotentiary,
of tho United Mates* at the court of Ver?
saillet, In this ct4)>acity hi* country deceiv
ed the fell benefit of. that expanded mind,
.ehMmm^ai brought Into contact with
any subject, which it was not Capable to
gra^p and overcome. He net only merited
the conbdence of hie follow citlaens In this
situation, but he at^jfc merited ami received
nwu <n oil coniutuiior^ nc
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164
tllO ?
;tofiffj
(hntjritt
mfftKlhat office,
tonexpcrichccd a diminution of popular i
tach'mcujir* V jj. v- ?"*' '
? In t!i? retirement of Mgplltello, nil !i"-?
d:\> s have been upent since he left the prcti
dency. Butitw^ w*retK*?pent in Inuctiv
ot kCllith *>Utnde: they were devoted to hi.
tountry, and Indeed to posterity. The uni ?
in.hi of the iKWpk-, to the neople. Jt will l>
a pillar of IlKhttonnr odMKn' in n^es yet i.?
come, and when it laaewu like the rainbow.
it should lenrh un, at)d our children'* child
tava .letaoirfeff gratitude, not only to it*
founder, but alio to the Jfre*t omnipotent
ruler of the univerac* wnu gave ua ?uch u
^Onthe^Uh Jul^^lft^l.^thc y^tand good
Yourcomr
IjMMIo^
Jicsniveff, That the life and pablie
viecs of Thotrnm Jefferson Oftthlrd h
him u>
Wtuhit?iito:i bi th
aftectldlk of
mc^it nis aeatii fit ? y
KcctioiiH of the
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in t^c Court room.
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