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M*. S3? .will? I" of thtas* at the ^^_jir bceothcd veo mm&si ttsgp&eSE? Ideation of his ?w? malignity, to have Improved the opportunl Hffllth's aHseuce from the sc^ne Scatter through the' conimu J slanders, ana then enforce i bj^the argument tha; were u:*coutra? A?he and Ms coadjutors, yet very well it, continued with unholy seal, their t*4f liuiitln{ down until tttey cAmpeil the objoct of their prey to offer to his te? . r^?citiisen? an opensihd mwly ?lwlk"ition of )a* conduct. ,;K6r th<s he hAsbeeocoo'lemn ed. Add why? It h U suttod the purposes of his ertetalee^to'etfrtbut* thU defence to never hud exI?teace--Se cause tnla la the only artifice wH?eh can be A employed" to tarn It to their own account. Why not aftstlHk'the facta and document*? which put to shame the slanlerous tiops, which ^called them forth* If it caw lie SrmcJ as Was Anonymously nnscftcd in 893 -by' th?? ?'magnus appoUu" uf Jutlge Smith's cnem'ei, that this gintleuia.i. whilst sfenator, was ?'a miterab/eftelto'd*? und engage! together with a majority or . iH? Sc:iate~tt> "alkgraerfitf tttteumihttv'.? Why are we n >t allowed the evidence? Where Is the cvldeucc that bulge Smith *hcui?filu rebuked /V fteoflter' Wc ask u reoegadu " lUdicd* who nude th some time sbuc In the Mircury t?? (nwr ut vrtth the liro>jf. * ? We learn tr?m the la*t rettrtt ? <?/??. Is the President of thv Meitumi* .film Society* and mat this f ?ct g x* to prove the qualification of judge Hu?iKB lor the Hennte. It mnv, perham, with perfect truth be alBrmetl that the oidy argument, having assumed as many forms *s Proteus himself, which has been set un for thla geu tlcmsit, in stTtstancc, Is, that he is identified with South Carolina iu feeling and principle, upon the delicate matter* of uur 'domestic rc* .. .lotions. Why, lei us ask, is nit hW tij?po '?itmt crowned with the bci?t BflVctlon* of his fellow citizens, for the energy ami patriotism which distinguished h.?n upon thv k mr.norable occasion, wlikh had the direct and important connexion with thiu matter? Did lie evince a deficiency of di? . position or .unity els it occasion to cyi'*. rescot'truly, and with effect, the State At ;*Milh-Cutwliua? Did lie ii<*ruc?dvetlte sprat* tsuteousapplause of tho?v ?vho would no# le inote trim) him tlie ?'?nfiden:e oMiis statr ? And we emphatically ask, wb.it has l?e done :hiee# . which outs hi to diminish or tochung* that applause? LetthivqMOHtinn tie nnswer . edlnfhe spit it of outdoor and of ruth. We are told by this 14 lladi.'M" t.? wh?m we have referred, that hv i-Hwy-vtwl I'mun j'idge Saint "lb? dig lififfd co..umij\ whtvh dafca's invid' .n% :i? I m'ili^:' i'.it ?!? t> tjns?.WMietbiiv; i.ke Jiv m.'^iHiiuo.t/?tlie U^cjr.'ii*. <h-,?o! tiiieat ??! !>?? gre-if |?r??t??tipc Mt. CaA-wFoRU to ^face li t nt?f?riunci" i".A?.c|?t tlie " expect .tnx.h" of u ?? K ullraj ' vv.t ? n i??ni bis tK? isted exemp ttvui tb ' common un;>ui itirea of oar-na t t e. >ve ??. ta.>t : i ik -.f r(uclii.i*i we ticny t i Ci a rt -Vit-i-y ?c:iteace of h.s tiraie i? tru?. Ifr cctaiily, however, irlini* , tbat there \ :s tfto " ?u dice of excus-V?^h ?i there ' "i'.iiidWis .iiul in .lij^n?? ?t d?:w;gt?H"? ? v.ii, ai.ticip.ite a d ^niti< d Loi.toitj't of t to il? Waeat * jb *iil.n.k urr-ty *.f huuian i iSbions?tbche ?l v.li ?ra?,.teV.> In j l<l?f l>MtVH to HtlgHI lli*> <1 I I r.ltSMgh.J v 4(4 mpd'nst Mirb a bo^t <>f bt?vnl-tl|ir .ty tfoHU'CUt^'ft? Uat tlie tuudr oi d"Teate! VU&hitifruavt'cmpl^rd' Ah? "there'sthe rub." "J'hW .sceituinlv ? bi- iu'J*t (Mmtnuinti ; file peurility?Hifc Miwppin^ m tiie chutlow Rudl' Hiugtti: <nibstfnce. How <lidMr. Crawford mr t li'.i wtw, Hfr. l4Vl ward's? jly a lojt:j and most masterly rx{>oilt|on. of liis rectitude. Ho-* da! ju-1<je Hmstii meet bis ncciuer.' Ily fa?t<, docu i^euts, proofs. U'cjc they cv'er cn?itr<ulict?d? .Muo, wll en and where? I.istewd of searching for the mofh'rt we Invite a " lladu al" to meet the argument. He will by doing no tonfer more benefit on 41 his couutry" and, v> o iiMUic hint, inuuitely inoro crcdit on sliew us Mr. ?'Uadlcal, wc bcsecch you, those "bluer curses and cxccrations" iiiKin the Legislature, which yon have so ciixpuntly set forth Irs your deelaratlon. We would prefer somewhat a reference j to an accessible dxummt to your own a? " tihcw ui if you can, " hi* deliberate with, hit determine*! dmi*!), hid tingle objcot" which we are to u.tdcr?ttuid, your. tngMcity and *uro goodwill done much to chungu or tUHjw^ 1 ^Hjfcw ut'tm, for we flatly deny it, thi* f the very fount r?f free wifT raac'* vh!rh form* another ttep in y?*ir , Hhew uk, >f y<M can add thit to the work, curved out for you. the identity of judge Smith Witii the present fidmmUtrut i<m; ami in doing to, r*ier if" von pluaae, to the Tele scope of lith .Sept. , llol he attempts to ** tnbvert our establish ed opinion*!" We think von miiHt l?c fami . )lnr with the language ami the tpirit of the Quarterly Kevlcw. Indeed! la thlt hm crhnhaditv.' It mu*t t?o (am en table to re Member that the opflftipna of tlie colunWt* io f ivour of allvgtancc to the Bntith crown, were **wlifurleil" ?u?;t another eta** embi l?ed, under the guiduncc ofour tftthert, wli cli have secured u% among other thing*, the |>r.vUc*? of a free pre**, tttrough which their oe^ciind.uitu may attempt tho yih* tcninn of tnvli other li'ictrinei, ?? may b? .tjiito|riit obnoxhm*. ? lodge Hmitn, iImI manifested a di*po*i tionto ?f triumph over Mr. HavPk." The l?Ufr then manifotted no auch ditpotltion t<r4H?nU , Jhl? an Uttniet r ^ rerhapt jndge If irtK .t hat none either! . Judge HMi-M'a /^Influence" hat been felt ia ?very cemcr of the fetafe, and he hat had the denwg impudence to "exerctoe" it. O temporal. O more*! Then we *ay they furulsU an ur^umcnt Afr. /; li'or?In determining, at the ap ptVCchiug session, tnj election of United States senator, the legislature, a? tlio guar Ulan* of tUc freedom of n considerate peo ple* cy*n have n<> aim other than the public *W?.10 object bat. their country's glory. ?1\s the honest representative* of ho?vj*t evhstituema they will ruqiiH' ? devcli>p? ment of /wr/? and be determined in their choice by a reference to ?* mraiurr* und not mem," With, th.s view 1 submit, for their deliberate consideration, a k'H? of fact* *wi\ admitted truth*, on the belief of wlikh they, tui th^tf r>huhticmm who rw* with ItrrKKkM when Wcrnlivm fell, will not? ?u? not vote forjudge linger. 1st. Judge linger wat u/fio*<d to the lute War. TW? hi* fnciuln concede am! first pub lished. Bemg a member of the legislature at the per it-d, Judge Hugvr'i opinion on this subjcit wax notorious to that Iwaly, and the adm'ssl-m of hi* friend* admits of "no equi vocation. Whit then waa the character of the war that it should meet with the oppoel* Uonnf JwtaeiHngerf In th?language <* his friend of tne Mtsreurr "it w?? * ?r (?? the part of Great Dried* nnd France) un? firctidi-ntcJ in the history'of nations?a war x?f tjsteiHutk plunder, tlcclart'd Against all neutral com.norcc an:l carried on with most | ruoiv.i* c>jn+ryurrirt* Co tin victim* tlicon^h the instrumentality ol' court* of prize, which mocked thum with the, forms of justice and, under colour of public: law, which both bel? 11 gemots at onco |?er verted in theory nnd imprudently truop'cd np-vi in practice. It1 was Mr*" ifiti'erjnte injur it'* that vexed ant! agitated the people of this country for a | ton,; scries ?>f ye.^rs together, until the i tutor/ t-f their vj tnn^i u:id a uting vf Curt- | Hi.-hut dt.fi a Ltili't roused ll>c.ii up at l.?st u> j vcujvaiu,u uod to victory." Yet toe "iv pubuvaa.br of Jwl^c ll-igcr '#4. not iili sible of tjns "convNou* degradation," a.id ??the valor of hi* licirtan.l the prowess ol hlsnrm" were not aroused tiy the "intolera ble iiijirie>" h i country snared. Such, Judge Smith ton* nt. In thin season ofpret^nt! ?/ *W2'ga:Hat!:n a mere na.rte afford* no chic ti principles t?f government. To a^cilraii n<jj> lite true character of a politician we must bring his opinions to the ordeal of ?.?. mpliftr.it'..>n.? I'lie administration of of whom an unlogy of lute It u been pron< unecd from i every lip, hasever oven co:i?id':red the su?-e j ?tandtnt of rcpuoiican |H?lwy. Hit eleva ' tt'?? w?a the ftr?t triumpii of repub!icanlim. j Am dm the rcMpU*nde,iey of hm rue the ?vni 'of tvderalihm JK-t. Ju'J J* linger, la t.'ie tscond/tlare, wjj of:fi9?ed to the ad:nluistr.i tioH of J.jfi rt'jn. in the committee or the whole, in ilie icfeiskitura, on a vote of t!ia:ik?> | lo 1 resident Jcllcrso.1 at the cxpiratiu:, of j ir i torin ol wcrvico. Judge Huger% in a ?? j v -re ii.i I dcuouoeoig philippic, prnclai n?"l > M?opp'i?:ti<ai lo tlie principles of hi? admiu '( utivtHM nnd c<mn.Oervd imu unworthy rvrii I /? fits ?f th+mkM, i"?nh fact is fresh in the ' ret-oileittoo <?t m my m.io were then unit .ire now M.tm!>er* of the legislature?who .?ui*tthcfKivh of iuy dcelaratjoa. llut .t will n >t !j- dc?uc 1. H.i(S Judg: Smith Wat not. 3id. licftublicatta canu it vole f.?r Judxe 1 Ku^cr, became ht? is ,t f^lerallst. Hit . opponiiio:) to JeHVrsOu, the gr<*at patriarch I of liherJ ?, a ul the wm1, wliirh wan ?mr ?e oond g|orir>ua revolution, i* of itidl %ia*Yi ! eicnt conrtim ition ot tliu pomtioti. Men of | ruftertimi wo^d link no oilier, llut, to Mat* ' iftfy the most sceptical, I addu .c the conft a ' siotis of the Meicury why considers that It l*?:ul?cJ a ^rave o'.jv cliT.i (an objeetlw in ? which his political It pes will United find a gr.?vi ) and admits *4 ln.it as lon? as the dis tinction ber.vren the republican and fidcu .tl paities was kept up, he (Judifc HuKcr) hr ioofcCd /trt.f.MeJ/y to tne latter. Such Ju'tgc Unv'.h wu* nut. Hat do the friends j of Jmlgo K iv.er tluin acknowledge hint a federalist in tlie late war, and now call him j u reftHblic.H in \626l When and on what j J occasion Hid he change parties? When was J ??the di.tnictioo between the republican! and federal parties" lirokcn down? Hid the I republicans succumb to the. federalists, or j have the federalists turned republicans/ If) \ we arc all republican*, why then denounce ' I John Q line/ Adams/ Hufiis King, Timothy . IMckerinir, llarnson (?. Otis, tftc. were op posed to thcadmiuintrMtimi of Jt.ii*emoii and the war: have they become rcpubtir.aiis and entHbul to Uie supiMirt of onr IrgUlature/ Hlr! l e*aic the fangs of the crouching Mon! a irien'Jot Judge linger'*, in the Mcrcu ry of tly: 2Mth Octohcr, advocate* hi> nre tcinion* in the following manner, which however length);, 1 pray nil good citiaenato re-id with attention and deep reflections **U i ?4 the tmdeneu. of attch pretention* ft* were | advanced by Mr. Adama in hla ftrai me?*nge j to congreM Ht the l;u?t fteatimi} that justly t alwrin* all who are intcre*t?d m the dr*tt~ nie* of the mnller rtmn nnd rnpeclrtlly ua,' (I think to ton) who are to link or iwlm *vUh the lllt'e commnnweullh !>etwcen the Aivummh nod the Pee Dee. Now it i? on thi? very Ki-ound (iMMvaune he la willing to <i\c up tliotv ** prvtouaiuna" an you will ace I |)i?K'iUl;) itlhrtc all other*, that t uicl't I Judge linger not only to Judge Smith Imt to every oilier public man I know. He L* nit merely by the accident of birth, o;i which I lay no ulitw whatever, hut in every in Wrc?t, fueling and opinion a rift in every deed, a South (lurolinian?devotedly, tho roughly, unalterably Carolinian." Wua it the "cveru interns, fueling aw' opinion and very deedu of ft ?ttu Carolina to be Jfeder ili*t* and to oppoae the nd-nioiatration of JijfVrM'jn nod the war/ au.l if Judge liu Iger'a opmivtta were thu* "devotedly th? ! roughly, if naturally federal, *och thaw inunt remain. On certain point* of eotHlf tutmhal law that fere rather ahatract and theoretical (the all*pcrvadtog power of Mthe general weiure" and the abolition of *tate righta) I am aware that he agree* with the great majority of American pot tiefctoa and of the American people, and I am *n*ry both that h? d?ea Ate with them and that he b la the mnjotry (??! am ?orrr" too) when he doe* *o. But the thing (thing!!) *ecm* wtth-d that way. It to rtn JmJkaU? kL the Uvci pulp doWtt ngs 'Jfor suppose tta J&aoC or any. other roah, be lw cvqr ?v able and influential, cun maie head agahnt such 4 tcrrrxsut. Who else but. Judge Smith "msde hoad against the torrent" of ;||e, Mlspourl question, and to whom else tuwjeftjbouaa for a safe land ing? I^ownde* wavcrSv . There' Is nfik .th* least grounds to exi>ect that more rigorous and narrow principle* of Interpret atlou will ever Mr applied t > the constitution of the 1 Tnlted At itrn, (It Is said above that Judge i luger does not detiN " more rif^rouv and nurrow /n itci/iUt of lutcrfirttatuit" unices the aupi cme court say* Its saying*. US the Judge of Kiiglaud did Ills PatcrNi>stciw backward*,) either bit oongresa or the cooits that are to pass upon its m-te. Tfien cut bono maJte any v/i/iO?Ui*n to tnrunurto of 'that ! ?orlt U'fiut firadical ffood fturhiMt h to br ?hotwn^ 6u UaUtintr n/ivn the right* of flute O">od Qod! sir, dkl Eo?i ever hear two tach questions proposed efare to .tb? .republican people of South Carolina? 'Did jrou ever .bear or Imagine ?-neb a complete surrender tvnd uuuuliftw submission of liberty, at the Shrine of danii neeriug Usurpation and law)ct?~>cndlcss and gouding dV?b<ttt<m? Was there not* "nrsc fteaf good pdrptoe answered by In-dating j upon trie rigltlt of st?t? sovereignties" In the : formation *?t tlje senate of the United-States : ?wlmt the planter" call* the "redeem I b?s b:?dy" of cmf/cu. If no "practical j good purpose Is to l>c answered by insisting ,up'?n the ilxlusof %tate sovereignties" via; not to tux the citizens of one state to maLe road* and canals for the citizens of another lit ate, and of not htvinj duties laid on the southern st ttws to protect tkHttcstic mmiuf tr tiires in the north, would not the "planter" aUo fdinq uWi the ?' right of the. htikte" ns regards tbe disp.nit'.on of its property?po pulation' When be yields hue, docs be not yleM ull? May we not hope that tbe rcftub' it can rev)ln(i<)i\H of 3< wlge S:n?th?npproved 'ty lUn-rr/tubUftin leflsliturc, noil sanction* i eil by tbe tThnbiiean people of South Curo (tin.i, ni4y, like tlv?sc of MadisOn in tbe Vir ginia luglslnt.ire, have a redeeming and re g?Nier.ttin.r Influence?and nnswer a ??prac tictl gtvxl pUi'jJO'rC by Insisting upon the rights of Mate snverelg'ntv." The rc/ntbli taut of t!'C legislature tficn, ! i the fourth ftLift w;.l n it vote f.-r Jndjv IIu^cr, b< - ca t*.- he it vf.fiweJ to I'tr. n!tj!ttth i* which .V.vi'.th introduced: which they f*oi iihij supp.iswd would ualwer a *? practical purp^M." .v?l ye* believe, Ju-lge Hager .uhI bis trirti.l ?mtniry?on .vithstund inp. itucft J'tdtft KntUh wan not. JKFFEH.SO KHOM TlJfc NfW VoRK JOL'RS A! . ,W-i9.y/ia/iei-it +1 merlcan and flritith.?In Ureal lit iitiiii ami 1 .ciund there arc publiidi cd about ,TK? ik wipnper*?f.f which 14 arc dailv, and tin: remainder^ iri-wtekly, scmi wc.-klVt ami ?(lie majority, Imw ever, ??t* Oi?i latter." t)C this numl/ir, hon< it >ii mIoiwi publish*** II dally, awl about 40 o* the oibvrfc?1;n all 54?or nearly a fifth of the wh ile fium'icr in the kingdom. I The expei)?e of editing, printing am! puV , tidiing tfr'jc paper-, nniorinu in auout IjM,300,000 c*clu.iive of p..j cr, lUc stump ! du,1cs, au'l the cxc'is rut paper?of tl?;? .'amount, theexpenses of the I<ondonprc*?c? atxie constitute about S8G3,'?00, or two thirds. * Tne iml of the paper used. amounts to about ,8410,000, p.s near ;?.? t*.\n be ascertaiu ! ed from the it'unp dut'es. The stnnp d'.itirf, a* appear* Irom an 'nTiclal repo' t. amount to nc.irlx' 51,51 ??,00<' Janmnlly; untt thecxclic to yno.ooo. I We hnvc, therefore, for t'.ie support of' the press in Orc.it I\r.ta'.n ni d Ireland an annual .expenditure of a nuin not lev* cer tainly th ?n JJ,330,GOO, of which ^ovc-nnnt'tit pockets #1,620,000, or neatly one h.df. What arncuu in paid for advertisement* we have no data upon which to calculate. The number of copies circulated weekly in the l,lngdo;n is estimated at' 400,000, or U:/0 annually. , Taking the population of the kingdmi at "21,000,000, thure is u paper iw>ued weekly for one in every forty-two: but ah more th.rn two thirds of the paper* are published in c'.tics, arid theroforc nut circulatcd to any Ei c.it exteuC beyond their precincts, it it rcAvmuble t*? calculate that not more than one in a hundred out of them take n paper. What the ndmhcr of paper* weekly Is sued In the United States may tic, we can* not lay.* In this city there are published ten daily papers?^the number of sheets weekly issued by which is at least 90,000, and the number iss-ied by the twice-a-woek I and weekJv p-ipcr* is full *0,000?in all 1S0|0(M*. Tiking the pomilution of this Mate at M(?M,00y, the number of pipers is sued In this City alonr, and not counting the thousands published in the other cities and towns in tne state, amounts to one for every ten: which are believe in l*e under rather than over thf average of the wh'ilc union? a fact which speik* more in favor of the intelligence of car cit'sens, than volumes written, by English reviewers and travellers can counterbalance. ? Tliry see, we bell* re. about ASO-.-elrritletltiir sniiuslly nix nit S0,0i*i,000 of ro|>i^#. M. flse. . American Woollen Manvf<tcturr?. ?The manufacturing establishments of (iott and of Hirst arc the two largest In England, producing wseklv about TOOO yards ot broad cloth. About the same quantity Is now weekly manufactured by only eight, out nf the many factories that have been put In operation in New England, and three other establishments are in a Mate of forwardness, the hulldinAe hare been erected, and some of the machinery put In operation that will manufacture about 9000 yards of broadcloth per week.?Dotton (imUHtt. the west to said to liar* who was flying of the /est* hi* legs to t>n imto?-md to Ambfcr, haa pi\>Au(*d thin year two yrdpe of ?*Wit1i at hM U_ i?g*hO(M? tfel workin-Mi. * XI was lately o'wcrvod by Lady Towustnd, that white lies were often the ushers of bt^ck poea. j ? Blf F. Jfardctt U mm sojourning at Mcn nlre s Hotel, Furit, where hh suite occupy t wtnty ?eu0tt room*. This docs hot took bad Tjf'^UhagriculturlsU. ? A* *<. i I he Bonk of Bras) has consigned to'Lon Ihu committee for managing-1 ha* funds subscribed for distressed manufacture**; pro bably looking forward to winter, has asked government for what old nvlitla dothta* they may have by thcih. Ministersare said to have granted the reauesC . v. Col. Hawker, on Monday, hid the best day fc sport that ww, perhaps ever known, In the neighborhood of Amlnvcr. Ih b?t* ged twenty-eight hraueof pirtridges and ?even hares, nuking 63 heads of game in nhte1 hours, * . Copy of n tradesman's letter top debtor; ?Si*?If yt,u will favour me will*, the amount of my bill you will oblige met If ?ot, I must oblige you. Mix pound* have been latelv charged by the parish of Si. Bride's fir dcLtroyhi^ mice, in the chutv.h. As poor at church mil e K a provtrbi but It teonti thry can firovitle for others If they cannot do so for them Several firatitrif have lately Inscn /ir/ter M by the cockney* with small >?liot, Instead of /throw Tit*. Sir \V. Curtis dropped ? Lttift r.nn last week. ? Whst is that dish?' said his sin to i the worthy AHurmanat the list vcn'riiou feast i ?? ?nil son;' come anil try It. ~1r\l!imctlc.?A Sligo school tn*iu i tcr recommends reduction in rents, ta/uru. tfaa in taxes, aritlithn in our local trad'*', tnul el/illc.ttnu in our foreign commerce, un-inn cqu.d tlh>h'o>t of the bicba'nga of our 'match I less* constitution. i On Thnrsdnr week when Vte nwnh that iuus between Durham and Sunderland was on it* return, there were a?Mted-ou it a lioasn painter nn l his wife, a pTir*?n, two thieves and a constable, a incthodist, ait attorney, a musician, and an auctioneer. Previous to the Cutler's feast nt Sheffield, >.ord Milton was laid up for several days, owing to u severe blow on the sh'.n-nUnc, from a cricket ball, with which he Was struck while at j?lay in \Ycnsworth Park. 11m I.'irutliij) m reco\ rrlne. The AichtiUh'ij) ?,rCiihe', (l-r'and) re ceived a few day* m.-jd front Lord Norman* too, son nfthf late Arr.hh^inp .Nyi*-. 18,0110/ ? 9.7 a nrzj 7-u.r oTth?#e parts of the Arelnepucnpul lands lease by'Lord NorinuiKoit - \ alt tuhirtriaa t liitut th.it the w.tv to ' t ike ;i rt-v Ifatr uj one'* hfr is to en to (I ruix4-en<l. % It i? sai?l that Me*. /Ittun who is a hukrt-** daughter, iim.iI her induence t?? ^ct a friend made mtmtrr of thr roll* in the new 'batch of lc^al prnmrtions. 1 he lurds aiul gentlemen who dcpi ivc the In-jouring poor of the pvivileco cf rttln-riOi; nut?, musibe tiiemscl res crAckctt. i A leutr from Ilo.iart town, dated Anvil l;, ' l ,c. ?rtdemcut biteiKled-fur the Van D.etiom a Und-<">)0]>Aiiy is rnljinl eauc /!n* fflm rntogH It is by nil ar^Aunts. C ravjilcil ttalr oJ .\Vn>if,itr At the com jnencenirflt of the Old Biilcy sessions on 1 hnrtilAy last, upwards of sir humlrrrt pri soners Octhp'ed the prison, owing to thy ad journtnent of tlie et'ssion for the ictuinmuii t?on of therity law officer*. Sfe 9'/'* ????**.?Owint I'alma lias pnUWllicd the proceedings of the friends i4 tile r;recks on the su!?jcct ??f tlijr shitis l>uHt nt New-\ork, whicit are rc.uly nud cannot ^ .^i?J:AU*e nut lm5d fir. According to , c?u?t I? s sutement, the detnuicssrnt (ienr . 'a,".em'lnd to New York to luty .two frl 'ft15>XVl?y ,n'ght as well have sent a doctor of divinity to shoe their horse*.) The tiene ral, itwtead of buying, got two ships of the line S:.w7un haV"f c^c?J?d ?\ J5.000 the ships lie in pawn fur ?i0,000 inorej where it Is to be got heaven knows. It seems as if the devd of scluemln^ had po^ensed the pcrstHis who have had the application of the n l<^n' nf'cr the tore and tfet to-which it w,? subjected. , ? . , Scotch Hducnthn Kchort A most t>0n derons rejMirt, larger.than a folio Bible, has been put into our hands, containing the re IUj?aPi Educitfon In Hotfeml. ?i. ^ Monday Ust, a girl of JyW of ^Ifrey was noiXng In link wood, in the ooeupatuwi of John Mosely, K?i. ? of Huihbrooke, who trotl on the wlrs ofa r*TOS?'i2#1 STlT* wcre ,adK*<l In the i. JfJ' ,l,e wa* conveyed home a dweadful state. This 1? the .ixth MC4>Ul*rtC by spring guns which has occur months. W w,tl,iu last fourteen tjf Parliament.? At the IIrM|N of Lord.*, the workmen arc engage.I in ftnith* ing, ami mme of the olTker* in furnUliing, portion* of the new building* erected in part of Cotten Oardcn for the new " Parliament Office," Katemivc well arrnnged offi ce* have l?een built for the rwepOm of the paper*, the parte hment origin ?U of the ar.u, otc. and most of *nch imjhjiti have been removed from Abingdon street. Among** these new building*, but near to the chamber In which the lordt nwMbie, and cloae by the painted chamber, U formal ft new library, to be provided with parlia mentary journal*, fc<\ There are nlretdy several hand red volume*?nu4 the tlfrfc ftf Mr. i:?urtenfty, when Master in Chantetr, hat been appointed to the new Mke of Li* brartan. Other building* and parliamenta ry office* ere planned iu Cotton naritou Zr&tsss. 4?CU i-insc in what In at present < Journal olH.c, and approachable lobbv, Thu present llbrarv, lh t (ft ! 8cc. Considerable ?Iteration. are x.Muj place In soveral of the committee rooms lo the committee 100m opposite tUe nlein ber*? chamber, knowr?W(h* name of the ?? smoking iwm," there bat !>ccn formed a puu^i to that U'wUl. not now be r*|nislto mfttee rooms, bvttie stone bnddin?oppo||ltc I to Henry the-li's chapel, and wbichNrero I ledcntlyirWcd t?tliecomn*WHC?^ma*^ tlrtn? for committers* have been loWcrdJ; to tb.it they now form lino and WyjvpflW. ! A new committed room, ami' chsmber for the library,. %i* tfOJBUulMbttf in Cotton CWjr d?n, d/>?cU)wty?t in atjyrescnt wy tne " * _ a- ? tllC He ^ibn%s theft^tkcrV B^retaff, '$u.. and of tho uoeotyaatlon (oi- the vote office ?u* XEtfSajgE afford mart convenient* for committers on prJv-te bUUl return*, &<. ' Public C/taritlri. ?A gigantic mafcs o? one ruptton, ffom whence great sum* might u npjn'opi iat< <1 to tho use of the communis isthe misapplied public charitW*, the mm - bcrantl the enormity of which nroifcastound ing that had we rtot tbe fact* before U?, detail el In Mn BroughWs speecbe*, anrt elsewhere, we should My that Iti this ?i? lightened age and nation tbe thteff WAs lw flosilile. ' Yet it can'b# offtrcd In wvidsacf. thHt; about two mfUfrni per annnm/> priiK l p dtv derived from rea^or landed proporfj'. U the income of jmbllc charitief, vested in truster*, not ont quarter $f %vhich'[? re-dly apj^ropi .-ted to tbe use- of tbe pcynu nnc tnor* ih m one halt' 'of tfltich Is'ptK^ftt.-d by puttie; of whom the* donors never fot > i,i instant dreamed. Tp eater at large i:it> th - Iperversi m nod proatita^Mi of p?UjJuAV.i ties would be up e^ile** task. %Ve tlrt'' merely t'rr>ji rarbuf authorities,, nroo'i'vl to .|U'?t?* a fe v cat** a) sample* of tne w ??le Too Oili*l 61 Lo'.iuUl'j is a governor .'?i. U*e*%v:h>at, a rich endo\/m<tyt?ti|C ynlur of tbe li0;!dl:??% *Ume bc'.rigabovd ?,'oi*> pou>Ul* a year-, V.i'.eh h.vebuc(\Jet out at le,tst:i for 1,05'. ycii-i, at thel-iw fixed t en' of 100 pounds. The earlVf ancestor, air J. Lowiher, whde be wo* governor, in IT*", granted to himtelf a lease of the coal und utliKr valuable Tnh)<U'.tU, for H6T >e ir?, for t the trifling- ?ar.? of tbree jVbuifd* Tout-tern shillings per annum!!! The rnarity of Merc connkts of ^aonrrcr*, ailtiute within; Ave miHv -of Lin?".oln; it *m left lu ip il.'daln sTx poor men>.nd tt warden. Tbe wJ?olq i*tate Kletfor'SSpotinda a year, out of wbb'h 2i pounds ore dUtribnted to the|>pr>r bnplhi ci;; tbe ohly benefit they dc rive m>nt the estate of 650 aerea. It would be atyurd to imagine that on eaate of this extent, whfch puvrneithct* titbea nor ikmu rate, a.ul wbefe land in the nelgh*>orb<md lets from i5o?. to 50n. an acre, yields no more tlt-m .**2 p'mda a yo?f! !?' At Wclibigbiirough, NorthstntonsK'uv, there ore lands belonging to dflfercnt chari ties, vv b'K-li, a abort time ago, let for only 68. pou:id% Although worth nearly 1,100 pound*, - The truces,' at on* period, en joyed the leaMjaj At Yeovil, Ahoer^sbb .. tliero, arc e*tnte? povs'enved by tru?t?w?, dc ftifCned !<ir four d'.tlerent rhuritic, nil f.niro: vifbirh oro equally abused. One cstutr, wOitlf 70P pnu.tds a year, only ?dur.ati%? >.e ve;? or c'aht boytj lands, valued at U or 12C3p3u;uT< a year, o.ily afford ft wvet bed pittance to 16 f>H.fetr; and iatrtl worfb 1 JO pound* n year, is let for 3b 44.43, chir^. to tha tnist^es. The estates Antert iiinn^ t.? the hospital of.Cotrdwi. fmbdr<l b. A ?. b - bishop vVii'.tgVft, \4%tr vaJueil by tbj i ir veyor of-tbe houtfc nt 276?-poun.',, y.-ar, yet they ar? lift for WS pounds} and down to 1812, they fctchcd no mcye thai 336 pounds. i cr? but none lias been taught wHbkl the measo rv of mat,, although the master rsccim tho emoluments, teaching another school for h's own profit; and the inhabitants am now btttructing the children of the poor, nt tholr own expense, in tho very Worn dcvUed for thetr gratuitous hurtniciiort. At a H>ihly endowed school at Berk him stead, the mas ter only taught One bo^ and tho usher live* in Hampshire. Lately the fines on the re ucwal of tbe lenses o^||i|Mji poundu whWh were ?hsr? two ipidoitrkais Individuals. Agency.: Charttion Fir& rtttd .Varint Imuranc - . ' ^ompnn^yLLJL ? Tlllt Biting It fttittarlard tfttaV* f?<*< 8 tttulHt/rt mi BUILDING*, GOODS Al l , KUIINIITHK. ...,:jl . \ 8. rKftriVAl., Slfirnl. 1 f'.. I unit ma, M?y 27 U 1 if ? - * ? "|i . * 4> 1 ' ' ?'? i y i ill ? Wanted to.Purchasc, A' HI OHO Klllf. nffund rri>?4?tiou, from 1? J I IB 10 )tar? 01 RfC. IWxfilr* at tl.i* olfla*. I jyy. 6 /?> ?*,; ^ To Member* of the Le gislature. 4 V#nr rommii<1f?nn?iv1 h*H ftnt?li?4 IIOt'HI .f\ (HtfirlrMily Iflrnr (<?f <U? <te?<>mmud*llr>n ? > (miq tlx (o In in nptn, *r tired Mxt plrtNant | ji> o'f lb? town, ?o?M b#> U?? durfii* 'tw ?Htlwt of Om I^M?Mr. ? (/ of INinltMl# fttin ? Mtnd ftaHr n of \ .i Iwd wmi III* kmwi mi>l >1mf I.# Iik4 lit ? tM ninlt'r MMI' >. 1*0* tiMrcwH t* C?V W?. '