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of <*rsfrlcnd> who Am) jfrlto-iy -??? by nut acknowkd* >fc*thep<wtw?fc*t .inform ihctn for the a Ion for any thing to cut head, we %lll" cnlt on until wlUch time, we the exolu4re preiercnee. . w?i > i i *? i ii ? rj ^uiiy ciow:j [{n ****** i? this place on Saturday cvoning last. Too j ? be Jbc*to*cd oh lib ho?, ] for the ?b\c und maattrlv di?po?ed'iDf the buiiiKii _ The mWtiplielty of I tefMwwu nnuaual and the dinpntch un frccodeoted. The mofct important tur that heard of wo* Myere v?^%fyer?. fn the^genir of Representative* Jan. r.c, Mi'.Saundersof N. C. submitted n resolu tion, calling upop the Secretary of State to u couiinealcata to the Ihmmi * otVich of th* MwiittiNn, in each of ik? In wMeii the ta?v? m( iiowtm ware dirseUdjo Im published twutcyasr* IKUtiid 1900. AUoMlikt of ?och.ln 'l the lew* WW U4rs*ifi?l la Ixi imUUIhmI In 4*MftiMtlag the eWgm wlikh liav? bono wn?a> fereath ei>M??? " I We hate Mtictsd nothing in the procccd injp of the present session which ha* given I qpore general satisfaction than thl* ' call. I Mtv^S. may have to Mem the current of op "ii of the administration party; but hial cmw is just and hi* integrity bring beyond the reach of calumuy, we hope lie will never life lowtcin until he ferret'* out the mystery. ?<' TAHKIIf. It cannot be too often repeated, that while it is <tbs duty ofevery citisetielieeriully toeontt ?'? ' ute to the mnintainancc of g?>od order wiih v l.i, uiu\ to adequte defence of the country from without, he has a right to lay out nil ilic I r>it of hi* earning* and savings where lie can buy cheapest. If at the aommcnccment of our Gov ernment, the question hud been put, shall , f>?grcss have a right to t:l> all thr couttt |pi of good*, in f?.- r wh.? mauu Jt-rure them -*?* u?e, without ngt.rd t? qu"** oi*|>Hvi* w?*dd ? pt0pos;d nave a ;?< ?i moved that ih? t.ixi* tuiiv foe' i 4atrs should he :ipjii * make geoi. ?} imprudent speculations 01 n them manufacturer*, would thu propo sal have passed? Vet this is (l ute; and the overtrading manufacturer* of the northern end middle states, clJ.m a rl$kt to r?* us for t^tir benefit. . The pnflwfced pfWUbitor>\. duty ? woollens (chiefly affecting the poorer classes of society) will c?Kt the Stale of *V>uth Carolina prc&Ubly 500,000 t)o!larj a jear. For what man, woman, or child, nm >ng us -4l<?o*notuselow priced woollens that will non cost at least double.price? Of iuo.'-OO per son* iu our state, cart we rate the councilors of low woolen* at less than a dollar oa? h c n thu average in the year? That articlc will now * ,, tt Hi .r. ttksof Mr. 1l;ifcfiTov, (*f S. C.) In tli r auuse ot Representative* of the (Jutted aic*,outhe^2mlin?.t. on the (nil rmiKiv tot mm mlnlutt-.u duties on \V<Jollen Gomis. ? Mr. ti^HUOro^ s.\id, that it wa? int his yutpose, at the present time, to go into a di?. cUHttkMi of the policy of the measure propo sed by the bill under consideration; he would therefore cndeivor to(confine himself strictly to the question before the house, whtvh wus substantially wliet Iter our dc chdou on the pro posed increase on dnty on woollens, ought not t<> In- postponed. Kor'voting in the attiruiu tivc he had many reason*, brides Ills strong and unreserved opposition, generally, to any increase of the impost, let it oome tip in any , shape It might- tut to the passage of the bilje* the present time these are solid objec tions. In the first plaeo the whole country, ex cept.ng those who are to benefit by the mon opoly, will be tahen by surprise, by the iin position of an unexpected and grevious tax, at a period when three fourths of It* industry it suffering and depressed. No anticipation Can have been formed or the blow which Is m-rtitatedi for, althrongh it is |>ei'fectly trnr, that several memorials have been presented from the woollen manufacturers *nd wool grower* this session, ashing for the bounty of this prohibition, yet sn expectation has generally been cherished, that we would not net on a partial interest, from a partial view . of the free* Interests ?f the country. That t ?hie imprsssion prevailed he would only ap peal to the correspondence from this city, vrtilch hadI appeared In the prints In y*rio?? Valft<*t*.li country. It a contrary up rtalned, our table would tl?e weight of the re lwlfPW|Mllrt would have been sent here from Mmmhen, Against this cruoi and "/WMfcyipe fslse security, been etrakcne<tr or we sheuld have h>?d the intellfgehce jx ured in upon ua t|te pernicious. l4r Mopped by n l?k* pad cm II .-tuwdnw Uf'wj'j. who la willing iot?wijwftHl wwnhhfci nhirt and waiitcoat, ?\en w'nl? the lot* of Id* cwir Mid wntrh, they were MifTerhig nhd con* tent. But it Kt?? that thi* ldev*cd com promise hti* Hnt httWRht jH'.ne nud *ocuritf, and we arc agnlu to U? thrown into commo tion UMll COBtbllt. * A g?Mi?l?muufrmn tr. Banklt.) remarked, when thl? *?* before the huuie a few day* uincc, th.?t t? ought not to pr>*hirc liujr cMrltenu'iit |nv connected it with un alWi*;oii forwhVch,K* lie recclvcd ynur Jiitfc rebuke, I Miall a'nAaln fiDin naving any tiling in regard to the wit ami delicacy In which thnt ?lht?km w*? con caved and cxprc**?-d. ffot calculated to produce excitement? Did not, the tariff nf 1"24 produce excitement? lira U not ahak* t Id* Uuion to ith centrv f l>id uot the people in those quarter* where iojuttkc waa moM felt, boldly challenge you to pn?luce the wni rwut lor your nuthoHty in tnwHWg one inch lxjynnd revenue in the tni point ion of your dutiu*? Aiul whed ?n *k?lution of the constitution, nf the United bl^Jts you talked of vncourugeing domwtic rowfliwctutM, did tliev iH>t pnint'fo"thatp*t*of thepnicecdm--* of the com ention which formed thi* resti tution, in which thepow.?r to promote wtd encouruge the useful rata, Ike. l?y bcaiutlc*, wn* exprewly refuted to ycu? I).dthey not tell you tlmt the right* i>f property of one part of the community were invaded by an iniquitou* taxation* for the hem-lit of u Mtrdl cr part/ Hi?? t^e just philosophy of Iturkc, in regard to tin? i>c??jde of Kngfund, 1* true un it re*pect? their descendant?. 4'hnt the notion of libei ty )? notn pure abstraction, it attutch < s nod ndlicrcs to something t4iigihle, an<l susceptible of. fccnuution; thnt* us personal right* were sccure in that country, the v mice of thin sentimeat wn* directed to pro perty and Iaa4*Imm. Aim! let mo tell yon that, bt tilik CHiutry, it cxiM* with an inten r.ty which will always be kit when c%i?ryou attempt injustice in voitr hurdelis. What now is the object.' V\'liy, Ircwiw a >inKl?- branch of employment is IiiIkii ing un der a paralysl*, which i* afftftftnff the gene -nil imliatry of the whole cmintn , we are to relies e it by an unionat lev icd on lite commu nity at large? Aail lorsorth, the ehuirmsn of the committee on iiiaieif.ictures think* he ha* surmounted the wltplu ditHeidty of the ipicatiun by countiiiK hi* ten nidi ton* of sheep tlr.it may hate browzedon tlie mountain* ot' tlie North, and b calculating the tpiantiii of wool which they arry of their Imu k*; when theodiouaandun i*gui?rdobject into transfer this wool to the b.tCk* of the poor men of our i country, and tb? 'unge each of them, at leant I a tax of adollai i iiieee, extra, for the pn'.ri ' otbm of the tmmtfer. t The tariff of l ,i?4 waa a tntmmolh, I ad mit ; hut is not thin a wolf in hhcej?** clotlnnK.' The chairman of the committee on manufac ture* console* u? with an account of the nuiti her of thrh iiiK village* that lwt\c been ImiiIi. o.?i i.s o.iih oyuu.it new ptcie-cd to tun even a partial pi otet t ion of the woollen nruui f;i?'lurch of the country. Vc*, air; these villa ge* h ?ve bven built ?t oor expcnw% bv .1 duty I of for*y-livu to *ixty-fi\t? per cent, on tiu-uK !j,ie);.?t'e cuihuniption of the countrj. Tlie ? hunt is c tsily woikid. Sir: if you l?iy atax i ot ti\ e (l-ilUir* w:i the coat, wiUbtcout and pan taloons of every ixtur man in the com tty and | uari y the fruit* of th.? imjx>Mtio<i to il? bunk* ; of the Connecticut or Merimuck, v'.)lai;eN, of J ciainw, will Mpriug up, without number, al though thousand* at a distance are, in want I and niinerv, compelled to contribute to the?e fine create m?. j Again, sir, d<? gentlemen lilppose thnt the I l>ili will travel on thnni^h tins aoUVe u'nbur dened? I jotlicy think that thiaenravun wiligo to Mcccti, to tno very *hriue df patriati?m, without bcar.nginany tribute* ami offering.' . In other word#, will not this ??;il ddlKcncL* ? pick up?iiiitNway, Hig Iron, Hemp, Har Iron, and every other article that human fancy can iiwaemc. until it will fairly break down with italoua.' Have we time todUpojcOf such k ma chine? Have we the hifortnati?-n to act un* derMtaudingly.' ,Jf-V The period luru*to go home th-mk ft?a), is approaching; we h.ttu all the apprejirla I. tlott bill* to pay.4, many of them involving the rnnst impditnnt iuensurcs and mrnie of them question* of the jjt cate.-.t dillieulty. lint I a.ivc but r>nc wortl moi e to aay, to May thi* mcuMtirc; it la aimut to t>e prcc<pitattd on thi* houar, when those who uic to pay the tux, arc quiet at their home*, uot dreaming of harm. Their IndiKUutkin will bo it! propor tion to their Kurpriw. And, but for the un Sit haute with which thi* mea*uie will be reed upon the country, you would have thc ' ciffphntic tetitimony of thuit ami, a* the rep ! re*entative of lotue of tbo?o wh > will *ufTcr by your partial legialatlon, 1 pn.te>t ajfiinvt ytair injn*tlec. } . LIHRL. . The law of to of tlia very hi^licrt wn* portuiiee to the people*) **>r do wt ye* uiuler* ntHiid thf *b*oiuto nce?vVity ot the I ?? )?,!,t of illwimitlnj every wilijcvt, either to I the IttK'rtli'ft of the (iciplt or the euu?e of troth, ft m iw< on n g<*ni footing in HontU Carolina; the i*i?U>k?i? of Judge WntlM, of Jiutgc Jo!m>oop of Jiitige I lager, on (Ills sub* jett neither tiro li?w, nor ought to be law. The tuw of liltcl in the United 8t:?te* fa IW tled no where oo prttper grnund, hut by (Jen, Hamilton umI Jttd^c A'rnt i;? the geent am of the /iro/i/r agohut CrottwrH rrjH iU-d by J? hitkooi a ran-, bctterargtted than any tOM found in the KogtWh boot*. The ?tnte o| Son York lifts haw tettieU on the Authority ai tlu?c 4>?*'>nKuUhed men. ,7/wt * fiubli ration en Mny*u'j<et, matte nritfinut nrnUr, tW/A a itu* rrg+i <t to the Wtm> vy " ?' - y *U'jCCw$ W??C WrAvWf ntHft?r? ? trg* <l /? #* iituih ifth* jkcih mUtotmthk rt yhrd uxful in n to tf.t fin (>t*, U nrttksr the firmer m nfi late* motion on.tl Uoti, Law* which the lleuaff of tivea rrju td /o comkltr Kj to l>r*yttM?. Mr. MDullft, atM Mr. Mlt of this nM^thcuiht fi* to vote ? //A /A# atf titration on that occasion; tor what rc*? mwus doe* not appear. >. .. mo* vttv. HATjoifAL 0A*Krri:. LAW OK L1DKL. Rome verdict* in cn*cs of libel, lit thi court of King'* lli-ii.1i, '.iu\e tecently attracted at tention. The editor* of *omo ??f the l#on flon paper* liuvr expressed their diwmtUtac tion with their judicial dr-!?ior?, and tl*r. t*Hri? jottrnaliNiH luive Kitiered Mt the Uyuted liberty of the K?irH?H ivrvss. These Mrtc- | tun* Ituvo been <|h<>tea here, and that with peculiar propriety, iu.i?much am they ?puly, I muiato nimlite, id aunt iiterullv, to the law of libel, rt? It now MamU in rcno??yltanln. The freedom of the pre** is In a great tnea *ure, mikuppor'.tvl by the law in *tatf>; K is far Iron, having n perfect legal cxiHtencet for, to take one of the most btrlklng eusen cited ft om the Knglikhrcconh, a convicted felon npjjht maintain an action for libel against a party tinhlUhing hW cou t ietion. It is certiudv to t?c hoped thut pub lic opinion, to uhtch the liberty of our preaa" owe* much of ita security, i? calculated to, (;lvc it a better f?rui?d*tion here than In Kng Audi l>ut i* it ri^ht that m> essential a princi ple of i<ur government fchculd, iti any-in stance, rest u[x>it iterative support? The constitution of tlih Mate. (Art. r*. Sec. vti.) provide* for cute* in which the pt^>Uc inter est is concerned, and lay* open public tnea turc* to public examination. Hut the im portance of free discussion extend* much (artIter; ami beycaal thin potut tltc privilege owe* iu existence, not to any vitality <n strength imparted to it by the law, but to the power ot the public sentiment?the un* willingness and danger of invading to mci cd u eight. . * In l)emtic'sca*r, (4 Yeate*?p. 167,) It wn* decided, that, under the altovu section ?f the ciHistitulitm, it ij i>? libel to publish the troth from mkhI nu tiu's uiul tor jokUliulile ciiiU, though it rebut <ui the vrnmvnt or the luii^lMrHtik: l?t?t ihc court, ut tho ?huic time, dcchtrcd th..t no alteration Intb?been iiukIc in tltc law an U? ftlivute nun, unless j the di*Cmutton |?e /?>o/n-r f<tr ftttbllc ht/urma ' n'jti. it woul?iajjj.car, Cut, c.\?cpt in , tin* ciiscii ii^iv'hN tor in tlic constitution the tin., ii it r.nt in evidences I* It not .v nx.wiiut hittHis'atcnt lor tottoapeak of the freedom of our prcMt, when, in the eye ot the luw, wv h.?ve ii< t, in many ir. tiiUcvB, the freedom of t-c-i iwiie'l ite act ot' asbvmhly rouce-ruiug ii'i>c;>, paibed iu March, 180V, ?u:i limited l ? tunc \cais. It wait allowed silently to cxpttc in' 1M2-1.!, since which t.n?c the law ha* stood on iu old ground. '1'.if* ne t was obnoxious to some objection* In asmuch ah it Mvnt tlie whole JengtU injmv t m.i.b ..... uietnitn m'gnt or given iu evidence without re strict ion, but uIm> pleaded iu justification. Now, in the amjdc I diheuaaion which the subject haw received, J even the advocatpa of a reform allow that I there are iku'i in which "the greater the ' truth, the greater is the libel," though they tic'iij the unducM of the same as* gen?ml ma: km?case?, in which the truths to far from ju'.til) itig, angfavuim the olTcucc. There is perhaps aft branch of the Kng lish law, which hub been moreaohnadveited (?n than the law of libel. Lord Mansfield's d? cirine r.n the subject, was one of the strong points of Janiu*' uttuck on that ccivhratcd judge. It i:t also one of those subjects, iu I the com.id*, ration of which BlackHtone diacc vcrs that sophl>tiy, into which he is occr. b,on;.ily betrayed tu the (lout men tar ie* by hi* political prejudices. The question ap pear* to have inv<l\ed party fccting in Bug land; the tory lawyer* resitting any alt?.ra tion uttitc law i and to tit s circuim.tunce, we may attribute the delay of tU reformation, wit ,<.!? it is believed, ha* been already propo* acd more tlinn once. Tho libel ityBtem, in this country varies in, different autes. In the constitutions of Mas sachusetts, Vrrmor.t, NcW-lIami<?iiIrv. Ma ryland, the Carolina*, Gcorgi<(, AI.u>.ium and Louisiana, titcie 1? a mere general pro viiiou for tbo maintenance of the liberty tt the prcM and the rcaponsibility of publish er*. In Dataware, Kentucky, Tennessee, Ohio, Indium ur.d Illinois, the provlsioq it tltc same as in Pennsylvania. In Muitic it Is thi* stifle, and exten'lcd to publications tew pceting candklutes for the buffVagc* of the people. In Connecticut, Mississippi, and Missouri, truth ntuy be given in ?vMum? without restriction. In the < onutitutioii ot New-York, adopted in 1821, tho article on the sub)cct provide*that "inall indictment* or prosecutions for libel, the truth may lie given in evidence to thu jurys and If it shall be nn.de to appear t-i the jury, that the mat ter charged a* libellous, ia true and wa* pub lished with gootl motites and for justifiable end*,(lie P<triy *honl I bo acquittedt and the jury shall have the right to determine the taw tiwf (be lact." This provision, wl?i. h, it ia Itflit tedv cmhrtce* the moat imiHiitant oltject* of tlie bill, brought into the lloufci' et C(>minoii? in 1 l>, by Mr. Urougham, whh opposed, In the New York contention, by Chancellor Kent, umcog a tew otliera, ou the ground of tho (taring inipropHcty, in muuc eu*ca? of admitting the I ruth in evidence Tiii* olijectton iniglit pei hap* havtf been ob viated, if the rest ra:t|ia* put on the Jubtiflca lion had been extended to t!;e cvMciHe. Compared, however, with th? irupi.'rtant principle-*, whh h ate cbtahliahcd by the claiiMi of the Net* Yotk ctaibikution, thlaap* peat* but at rilling objection. T'or.it i* offer greater. Iinportimct, that the tiuth sliould lie known, than tliat u*eu*inc?atho*dd not lie given to liHliirkhul^ (iivo It# the pre** full, ?cope, ami it Is endued with qualitie? " govai nmtnt, which am better than any reMrkthat* of thoJaw to Oi A F rwi^hMidl clotJ vu nmrmiiiH nt, and ?'tray a kkidjr*"*1 prritaptClic IKtWI that, tMNtfhet with tf ? J btuuttooal i?rovl?*oii, the strengtht( politic K|iittiM) give# wtch nit*pi** ?c?urity to the iVec<(ooi ??f cfmwrr. that the freedom of out fifru cannot, under exiting iJitimtMlrtrw, be cmlapucmk Nothing, hoi wer, ii ?H>rt? pi-obahic than that nome ?m?c may occur, In which ourcoui-UwouldtcelthcrtiscIvcfclxuind hy the law. a* it ?tanda bt prtmrm, to A|vo goir MUHtion to the wmt prhiriph-it whkll ivo };tii?le<l tiic Kn*;IUh jtMlgVi nr.fl iij In which the eemmoa luw uppcru* so much at variance with common ncum) apd ?unttoi<Mi juhtko. Theft* cun be no reawiij, why we kh??tihl not profit by the expcrlthxe' of oilier* inwtcmh wnltitis until we ftvl the lucnuvcnicir.x* oai?eive*. LA'rKSTFKOM I>fUlft)l?K. trftruury 3.?Hy the packet tip Canada, capt. Kodgeni,In 35 dayutrou> ,iv n pool, we hate received our i-egulurfile* of London mtd Liverpool p ptw.v^r-*^. y'vr/iyfu/?The ?no*t mmojeant putt* of the foreign ucwkiti thatwlnch related to the rumoured war with Vortugal. There I* it powerful parly in France, it would appear* wiilr.lir hii* h ?lrong dcnire'for ' The Frcnch minutry, nn the contrary; munifcau u atrong anxiety for the jne*er\ uliuu ut' peaee. In the French ti handier* a very ??PV L ? HHP PI a,,,-. ~'WX. animated dcb.ue took place on the subjcripf the adaira oi Portugal. Moan. Vi'loie tock a part in the diatufttfion and Muted very ex plicitly that all the Kuropeun power* had > agreed in allowing ttngland to act an site had ' clone. All tllb m iuyacraattended tlicWccict i Mrti.. i ii.... v?N<H>invc| uliu IHIMV ?#? HIE IVUIUIIH IMVIUini" ! oV the Chamber of Depot ie? spoke. 'IHjll debate lasted two da>?. The addret* pn? posed on the part of Minister* wm Adopted with miiiic slight niMllliCutiMii, nod prownt 1 od to the King by a grand deputation. Home ; of the nculici (which are published,) Arc very viol cut .igaiiut England. They tonnist, however, more ul declamation thnn of fuel*. Much rhodomoatade was ptiurea forth ulx.ut alliance* with Bpain. Monx. do Clwteubrl ?nd lui cspecikliy distinguished himself for the cruravuguiicc of hi* language ?bd opin it.ii?. lie bus printed hiso*n speech ami circulated It ut his ov?n expetiM: very freely. It ifc br the atyli uf hiii romance*, both us to nutter and to manner. From the perusal we have been uMc to givo to wir lilts, fiur opinion (*o frequently expressed liefon*) U tii.it there will be no war. Spam will not per sist in her foolish obstinacy, and the move ment* of ISugland are wippoitcil by the sttco^th of liurope, Tiie ConitUkii'JHrl contain* u ft) Ing repot t thut the Cabinet oi Madrid has n*s<. utcd to ait the prupoaitiou* ? f the lliithh Court, .mil consents to recognize the constitutional go i vernmcnt of Portugal. Tiie new* i* m? dck)> J mble, and ci n? i" pfotNOilti that it may l| iiiiuom be token fur grunted. AtJhe muic i liiue, other rc|>orts that the Spanish govern* ' mint *till continues to ?unction the conduct '?of the I'ortugucso uUK nnd that the ron l vent* near ti*.? fr>niici> are c? uvi iu<l into t workshops of clikhing end e^u'pmcut#, ami , manufactories of ?rms nnd ?i*ciui!s. It i? added that the cleigy are very active In scattering money in thepiovhucn of tialiicia and Salamanca, in crdor to rai*? i ecrud-. Cute report* coutirm the Mute mint that the Spanish Kiu,{ ha* rccogniced tlui I'ortu gueso government,* and hu* promhed to In terchange umbuujulum with the Mcgcncy at Lisbon. There i* .nothing very lirtc or important from Portugal. ? It in statcil in the rreucti papcrv, that the uuti-CuistilM liana! jmrty in very strong. it is said tint several conside rable town* have been taken (Uperto ?>nd Comibru) by the relnis and that others' liuvu taken pnit with them vi.luntuHly. It I* atid that liuu Miguel rt lnai to take thy ot?th in the FortUtUtiKj vh.uter. It 1)? tffiid tli.a the Que*n of Poi i ut a hu* mn< t- setettd attempt* to escape from Lisbopj mid hu* per emptorily dcmuiulod of the Inliinta to be ut free Horn all restrf?tM^ It is alio Mid tlmt the new* of the speedy arrival of the Kng-I li*h troop* hud a marvellous effect in sfitlmg thadisonlcra at Lisbon. No serious liattio I bctwccu the Megem y troop a ami the Iimur* I gout* had t iken place, ulthHigb there had j been vuriou* kevere ??kirmisbex. " The mc?*.igc of the King of Kngland, and the ' fciieeehc* of Mr. Caniiin;; and Lord lioiland, threw the people of Modi id into a Mute of great fermendntion." Thi* i* frc i the Journal tir I'arin. anil given on the authority of a letter fioai Aladrtd, datetl l>ec. 14th ! 5! The 14th wn? only <nio day after the tltUve I ryofMr. CatiniugS speech I *1 Mratict.?The health of Charle* the X. cmmc* very grent alarm. He i* *o ill that he cunnot leave hi* opartment. (Jrrmauy<-The K iof Pfu?aU Uvery ill tMHK^ -*'"r Mv- -arM ?: Moo*. P(4ctir.)( (the former MinlotcrYroifi kHbu.ii to the I'lilted tHuici) hiw.'bvdu ap |a?inted by the* emjx rc r Nlc Ii? Iah Mt> |?o?t of high honor ?nd ? e*pcnoljllity at i'vtera httrj;. /?.riftlantf. ?The l>uke lit Voik ha* hnft a relupi?e, and ?!* u;j.iin very dangcroudy l*i. Scrfcnn femn ore ridertaineil of h!? * itety. The ftkrr.titani wu* admi:ii>;< red t?? him by tlic UUhop t?f i.on.lmi. . l? I . Mr. iirlr, the Iri'.lfl Cathn!Jf U^rrMcr, wht*e name in an frequently av-OcUtrd with tlint *?( Me*?ir?, teUh I & O'Connell, hit* been ?hot In n duel by a Mr. WiilUm il tycw. The duel aro?e o'ut of *omo inteiitfU rute word* IIv. <1 by l?oth partie* Tran?p??T* are iloily cmbmKlarr from $ot-t*mn*ith with the trimp* Utv I/.*'**.. Then; haa III e.i a < ?i"" ? rtfrv Ut' Jiublili. i 'S&xx.x'tzr'*"*" *r tw"'> w tnik ii?>n oTtl the Mmtjn! iu* A# i' . btv new* msnlc a ?c>oon tfee ntotw'y Account join tfie liut jMcrfc, V t?cr c?i?*, Rctl i?0fc (I lied. btfij Kxchttjuer Look Annuities, tb$j C 64?. Fi?i?UKf-f r 0*11 they uiu 72.. .S.,<|M| LIVERPOOL MAUKK'lH at tlw'JMt thi-ef or We tmvu cxtKduii ctl an nmuui round, cn,.s <lc.-U.g the | * which k Ktiicrolly remit M,t\ Iftit week the salt,, bag*, nuking the Hilts***! about 5u,o<o h.i^x, the \ili excepting -( Go i .ken b(r ndyu'tce alncf cur la*t 1 on inferior fluidities, ami ilcbcripiiomtl' The fbllovr of the operation* of the H'lwi'ils at Old to 7i}d 2V30 Al.<l?.r.o;i hurt Mobile Se* ItiHiKl 124 ^fcfjdiWl /?.rt; iiiivl by auction, rib stiff* f <?k'4> M /?Yjfiritr fllMtnond 2 I,P.litbl,ATl'ltli OF ? - Mr. * lio rows to < ot the hoiwe to >c\ er.tl ml* to tatrn to be ot the gte; njmni&ghat ko much' pauiid. The prqpokttloiU W intended to Koijimt hud been i>re|?utdMforu the mia i?t ot the legislature, tuu\ if he batf oet* uble to take ht? Mat, at the COmiilt'nceoiont of the M'VitfU, lie ?h"Utd have tuuniiuul thcinntthfu an liutr afterward*. iku when he an ived heir, he found tbe.lteuto eng>?^<d in uit hiU'rekting . n .jc? t, mid, at, thfrt t?me, he did unt think proper to obtrude any thing upon the.r utu-titim, '1 Iter >ut>JyU he in tended to t?rinj? to the eons.deration ot the house, w?k one in which the mn-.tnouwlaitb was tutcrcMcd. It hecuniti tlie honor, tug* m:y, and inorais of Virginia to nav> to complain, it her complaint* be well founded? and net* cousn?u-ury remnreu urn he abuuhl act. Ihtt he witlied ucr to uct with the ?.iv.mv clrcutn^ictUoAf and present to mo \vor?d tki whdhfol her compiamuir clearly and hni)' cxp&incd. it wu* net |;u? wik'a tint lit* u.siluui.ii shuud be aitvd ? i^un ttini itnv, iuxi uii:itiuu.u h?k unciitioii to ?.!3l tlictn up on Weduekd >y. He ib ,uijl?i i.aut win*) one ?ho hud m.uktd tqe piocectlinjju of the !<(loi^u^ovurTitii^t)t? mukf stfethui tuijr nrc ?tt vtirtoiicc with their JuiidauitntMiMi/1 II*.' Ii.nl thought luut'li ot the toorfte iu >.it proper in Uniting tiie cuftjcvt tbthe ?.<*i kidcration of the iM4ihc(-?unt hud concluded thnt rcicreuvt ''ttgltt to tie i . ...e in the tint place to fondant vntal pi>m,iptc?. fcucii % relet vnee wai enjoined ny t ic lull of rfghta n? udnty. lie would refcr Im tin.in not to auiogete, but enforce them. Me re'tntakrd tlint lie did not propose to go u.t>. the merit ?. of the kubjyct *t tltat timet nor did he know that' it would be ncccflMry to do a* when *t w.m taken tip agsdit, us it wtu * mere inquiry ?but >liou:d it be netfMary, he would bc prepared to Mwtalu hiv proposition. He liien (-tieit:d thu following, ana moved tlmt it khotnd be laid on the tjnuaiul printedi HuOoeUt Tnata commute* be appointed to iiKpiire un 1 teport# ? hcther or not <hc ex ciuk.te iurUdietion over nil the twritr,ry, pct?onfc un'd tiungk, wiihiti the limit* of thu commonwealth, wa* not kenned tot' " by the cenkttutiop thereof; end private property Hccured t?? the owt thu government} gov'.mni .iii ixml?l tn-t# J vatc pr* petty ftom the < another pernott, neither iqi victt 'r*r- *. ?rit.it the commHtee be InktrtteMd to in quire hud report, whether <h> not, any ^pbr nonofthm eXt-luvive jot iMltctiun, over terri tory, person* tirnlJbmot, hik inueo Item, grnated to the (iomiii <?uv?rn>?< nt, byi t'? constitution of the United wmI, if to Npecify, uiwtlcnlc.rt), each ??! eveVy u* timi of win jnriMl.etion, which ut tf b'.vc been no KiMittedi 'I'lint the eommiltrr bo ptrrtairtarly in ?trnctal to iiMiUire aivl rejHrt t, whether any power li ?S been i;r.-inud to the geliei i . ernnivitt t-i vinlntu tlie H)iht of private pit# perty nt it* d ?? nttontund, mui>vpititf^Vti^ ly, totnke |ni^?te fnipeiTy fioni tin- "-.v.i .r, ?ind give it to another person, nvWhtr roti d^twg pobfie nervico^ Thnt the. > "imn tt< ?- bo irutnic^ed to m rpthe Mini report whether tho kvror.il IuWh INMiMtl hy Ake <?flirr.il <>>%( mment, ft.r tho ptirpoeci i.f internal Improvciheatii, tio not kMcit or invch?: n j u ; tin tion n\vr tlio ter ritory w'.thhi tbUcontniosiwIkiUh, iivyond Nfo i t tint govt mmctd, speeiftid^in tWMfc uonMltmtoN Of the >;..,te?J>itntef,f a/1 - Tlmt the eominhtco be paitkt|biHy iu? ??rtu ted to Fnqnlr? ?nd npmt, whether tho law n-m tnil) called the t.irWf Uv;, itom im t I***' 4 h it the enmmrtteft be Mruruifto inquiicond i*p?H d?r the ot'friitiuiif of tlie ?*mI in