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psiaa, >?* Moment for r* ' 1 1 'mjKv*$e ? be as ??which ?wwe^SSS; l?Bswr* ~, ??? duke of Wellington, your grace's sincere ttd faithful servant, \ / '? './ -GEORGE CANNING. Hi? gracc the duk,c of.Wellington, "'"f' The duke of Wellington to Mr. Canning. -' ?>!,? -,. ? v . London, Aurtt lO, Ibir. : MydfirMr. Cws*<*jr_l have received your letter of thla.eeeolnfc ^Informing me Ort the. king tad de?iredy* to lay before hie m^eety a plan ot arrangements for th* reconstruction of the administration, and that m executing these command*, it la your wtshto?dhere to the principles on which .lord Liverpool^. government had so long ?XV. ' # <*. . ' desire to he able to serve his have dooe hitherto. In his cabi the same colleaguts. But be , ??? ?. (ire an answer to vour obliging pro* ?.position.-1 should wish to know who the per son is whom yon intend to propose to hlf ma jesty, 4s the head of the government. . Even my dear Mr. Canning, yours, irfost ?hwtfifyT7 WELLINGTON. The right hon. George Canning. .v .. ? ? Mrm Canning to the duke of Heiiiuglon. rORKION OFFICE, > w April 11, 182r. i My dear duke of WtlQngton?\ believed li to be so generally undersood, that the km# usually entrusts the formation of-an ad* ministration to the individual whom it is his m>yc*ty's gracious intention, to' place at the head of it* that .t did nut occur to me, when I communicated to your grace, yesterday, the commanda which I have just received * 1mm. his majesty, to add, that, in the present Instance, his majesty docs not intend-to de part (rom the iwkl course of proceeding on ?% \IO|C to hi* majesty. . . .. ' Kvor, my dear, duke of Wellington, your grace's sincere and faithful servant. GEORGE CANNING. Hts grace the duke-of Wellington.' TTu Duke Wellington to Mir. Canning. ? ? Lokpow.Afbil 11, 1827. My dear Mr. Canning:?1 have received vout 'letter of this day) and 1 did not un derstand that of yesterday evening as you have now explained it to me. 1 understand.from yourself, that you had had b) contemplation another arrangement; I' do dot believe thit the practice to oh foe refer h?? othivc mat the practice to which jroo refer baa been so invuritble, aa to enable rjneto *fRx a meaning to your letter, wh|?h its words did not, in my opin ion, cotv^y,, -t * I tnMyou wity have experienced no in convenience from the deUy^f this answer; which f assure you has been occasioned by the desire to discover a mode, by which 1 Could continue united with my recent col* leagues. I sincerely wish that 1 could *ring my mind to the conviction, that, with the bent intentions on your part, your government a uld be conducted practically on the prin ciples ot thai of lord Liverpool; that it would generally bo considered, or that it would be, <? ^ ? , vu,)M?crea,orthit it woulc adequate to meet pur difficulties to a manner satisfactory lo tht ? fclng. and'?conducive to the genrml interest* of the country. As, however, I am convinced that these principles must be. abandoned eventually, that all ode measures would be viewed with I suspicion by the waial supporters of the I governmefc that f could do no good lit the cabinet, and that I ahould at last be obliged U> separata, myself from it, at a moment at which soch a. separation would be more In convenient to the king's servioe, than H can be nt present* I beg you to kquest his majce iy to excuse me from belonging to his coun cils. v' fiver, my.dear Mr. Canning, your*s most sincerely. ^ ? WELLINGTON, The Right Hon. Gxoaox Camming. 'BOLIVAR. We have already stated that Bolivar \va? about to jprocWd to BogoU, in company with th< English Minwcr, and at-his particular solicitation. * The following letter from the cham das affcires of the. United Htates, is translated from ti\t' Amoguentl Patrhllco, printed at Caitfei LKGATlOft OF THE U, kt atks. sooota, Uru MAir.tt, ?37. 7b Ate BxtiUcnty the Literdtvr, J*rfldrntj tTr. Bin?A* the representative of my eotin try* I have the honor to ?ddreflt your excel lenejr. V6ar excellency will have been Informed off the eveata b Pern?of that nation whkl. your excellency aldne created, and left In th' H n off pence, when your excallcm i to Colombia to repress, kJ y* ? ?IrrKatcd pftMiioue off t%?i <1! ne tho repreeentaltv b WMhbjjton, to Ifevft lotheir primitive IT tote, etc. ?* watt* under our atarine head, that information had sfcndther* pboutth*4th May that WAR T ^^ipfni ffiwiw wiuifi iPm ? ?? T. ?* ?' ;. ' ??<?????? ;? , FROM T.IK NATIONAL JOURNAL. ? 5j At ft mooting of the Pennsylvania Society for the promotion of ipanMsctiirea and the jilCllHtB am, held to phUadclphia, on the 14th day of Majr. IttT, Chmrkt Jurtd Ingrr* ?oil* M&f. Vice-President, in the choir, and Kedmotm JPUktr, Ji*g. Secretary. The deprcMcd state of woollen oiaKtfiicr ture, and of the market for wool, together with the Usurious effect at the depression of Aom two important branches, must have on other department* of Industry, and on the general wel tare, having been duty consider ed,it was mrrfrerf, the promotl That the Peeasyleanla Society for promotion of manufactures and dp meehaalc arts, do earnestly call oa tne brmnti, mknufae Uum, sad the friends of both hmsbn of In ins i try, to bold convention's in their respective states as eoriy as convenient la the m -ftth <4 June a* at, lo appoint st least A*? delegate*. from lmcii rtate, to meet la geaeral eoafreniior- *i H rri?burn, Peuaty I vante, oa the tMertietb day of lely, to de liberate oa ofwl rnismm are proper to b? takee, stem of thekewfe. l the brum and maaefacturers, aad the (Heads of (aiming and manufactures la tbeseveral eoeatieeof tble state, be requested to appolet delegates 10 atteod a uniting of e state convention, to bo beld at llanisburg oa Uedu *? dsy tbe S7tl> Juae oest, to take into comidm tloa tbe pwwirt elate of the wool-gro* log and wool-manufacturing lot-tresis, and such other manufactures as may reqaire encouragement, aad to appoint delegates to iitend a general con vention, (or these purpneesto '?? held at Harris* bun, on (he **h day of JaU a*st Hstoittd That Mesars. Cbar.es i. lngersoll, Mark Rkhards, J. J Boric, R. M'Crcdy. Isaiah Hacker, Lewis Wain, Benjamin Jones, William Young, Samuel Richards, Meorge M'G'ailmont, James Molt, John Savage, J?nei Martin, Matbew Carey, Joba Dfeuaoeo, Jolm Holmea, Nathan Bunker, Samuel P. Wether ill, tteth Graige, Tliom ? as Piaber, Thomas Oilpeo, James M'Alpin, Mor decai 0. Lewis. Joseph Rinks, Oeorge Wilson, James C. MUUn, and Redwood PUher, i.r a committee to frame en address to the citizens of the Halted States oa tbe subjects embraced in the preccdiag reeolellous. C. J. INUKRSOLL, Vlce.PresideaC. Rsoweou Funea, Secretory ?Dr. Lewi* Frank having invitct/the pro fession to try the effect of the extract of black pepper in Intermittent fever, prepar ed by (^getting, in a glass vessel,' one ounce of the nepper, In twelve ounccs of distilcd water, for thirty-six hours, in a water bath, and evaporating the hquoi to the consistence bf an extract. This remedy was tried on nine individual*, affected with intermittunt fever of different types, in do*c% of four, eight, ten or twelve grains dissolved in water in tome cases, given in the form of pills in others, by Dr. Clock of Trent) and the cf*> fccts surpassed his warmest expectation*. From these experiments, the Doctor con-, dudes that the extract of pepper is not only one of the best succedaneums, for the bark, but that H b actually very preferable to it, i on several accounts. 1st. It never produces I disturbance of the stomach or bowels. 2nd. ' Because it never failed in producing its c.u- j I rative effect, 3rd. Those who were cured I : did not in any one instance, cxpcriencc a re* | i lapse. 4th. It' promotes a icguiar alvine ; ' discharge as well as the excretions of urine j and sweat. 5th. None of those who were , < cured experienced that sensation of languor : | so common to a state of convalescence.?<#/ ' ornate de Chirurgta PractUa, March. The following article relating to the father of Mr. Copciy, we copy from tne Worcester Ycomau.?Motion Statetman, Sir John Cofirly.?Many Ingenious men ' has America produced, who have gained | honor and celebrity in the "mother country." ' Among these, have been painters and me chanists who have ranked with toe highest1 and most respected of their prufviotiott?but I Sir John Copley is the Jtril lord chancellor . which America has given to bnglund. He was a Boston lad. His father, John Single too Copely, was the same whose portraits are now exhibiting in the atheneum gallery ' among the rare and valued efforts of the ' pencil, which have been collected tor the, purpose, in Boston and its vicinity. The painter was celebrated in New-England be- i fore the revolution; but leaving the country about that time, he exercised his talents w ith j XI success, in a far more extensive < re. He died in l?ondon about twelve fl years since, and left a name which will go 1 down to posterity with those of West mid Reynolds. He also, we believe, was u na- j tive of /oston. He married i? daughter of Mr. Kichnrd Clarke, a merchant, who wu< one of the consignees of the tea which the:1 "sonsof lib?.rty"fcta(tcrcd,343goodly che?t? j of it, upon thl waters of the suit sea, there - by reversing the usuul order ot proceed in 4 in the iire|>aration of this favorite beverage Mr, Copley *aa then a ybung msm; hi td from his connexion with the family, a triei m1 of the Clarkrs. When their troubles we re coming on, we know how the |>e?pl? of H? je ton would flock to the town meetings, wh?;rc with Hdhcock 'for moderator, and Contper for clerk,*hcy would pass just such rewdu tions as they pleased, in suite of his excel lency and the torles. Thin was the esu when they hen id the tea was on its way* and stdl more so after It arrived in port. It was in November 1773. The people assembled '.t Faneuil Hall, but as that place waft t**< .mil for them, they adjourned to the faith, when- they voted tnatthe ten should "lie sent back in the same bottom^-j-tJl.: 11. owner of the ship should not enter i\ r the captain t>crmit <t to be Untied) hum ' W'i hue watch of twenty-five men w?a aj tc* tone" that the fitter order V.,? ?kt/f. Ii w??s .it, ihe Mg/eat ?n m t j ? V ikai t .? ?n?'H.(, w.? x<!)ourtf*<<- ? the next day, that the consignees might ss ??rwiwjtfp. *g >">?"<???l nwumriNnsmi . tn^^^pfn mimi their pro|mHioni orceins to More the t?? until they could communWate wkh, their coMtitocnt$) bM ihoir apropos!!'o.* were voted to be'unistMheftocjr. VVhcrtupoo, Mr. Copley, who wuihe organ of conimu' Intention between, the partiea, obtained a <k ley of two hour*, end a vote that the Messrs. Clarkee should be treftod wKh civility if] 8$?8TOra?iS,3SS I there wee Oofch pert tefhyoopoe tide or the other* eifd they would do nothing more then' ?they bed uroposqd. The meeting was kept 1 open uatu Nr. Copley had returned jutd'l made hit report, the popular IndkgnatiqpJ wa? strong towards the consignees. They I evcntoaUy abandoned tbe oootftry, end Mr. J Copley followed the fbneoee ol kW father-in- fl Uw. The three tca.sfcfee, whkh had 1 now come in* ley at what jrea then vailed I I Griffin's wharL at the ebwttiend* end n the 1 [ night ot the 16tnofD?c?pljer. were unladm, j end the tea $tored where neither the East i India company nor the BeHenisns could ever I reteiaioi it. ? "x' S' ' ? But we only designed to remark that this t was tho father ot the preeent Sir John Copt [ley. ? A thousand suppositions might tie | made on the occtaion. His counexiou with the Clarkes made bim anxious to allay, the public excitement again* them, either by inducing them to comply with the requlsi I tions of the people, or the people to accept the term* proposed. Had the tea been land ed and stored, it would not have been des troyed?the ministry might not have be come to much ex tsperated the Boston port bill might not have been passed?the con nexion with Great Britain might not have been so soon severed?3fr. Copley might | not have left his native land?in short young | Comely might never have become lorn chan Mr. DuroNCKAU, of Philadelphia, has been elected* memberof the French Nation* al Institute. It it an honor conferred only on a limited number of oitlsens of other countries than France, and for the vacaney filled by Mr. Du ponceau there were at least twenty competitor*. " Depart from me ye' cuited, flee.?I was sick and in prison end ye visited mv not." Mat. 23,41, 43. Our northern pipent inform u* that the physicians ?.f MUldlrsex county, Connecti cut, have* entered id'o any agreement " not to visit the MvJt on Sunday, uule?s satisfied, tlint the n.tture nl. the case is such as to require iinnn-diutc ,?tt?mtioo." 1* tliin *iovuble? Are the blue laws ri onactcd? Snail old woman be burnt for | beinj; witches, ;u.d young one* lined for ; giving kmes to tlieir s weei-heart#; und beer ! barrels be whipped for working "u Sunday? Ilow can a physician tell the danger of a case until he visi'.? the patient? Is it not the greatest suhjetf. of Tejjrct nftiong humane and skillful phj siciivjsthut persons attacked with disease ar e too much iu the habit of de laying to call in med'cal aid ontil it Is too lute for medicine to be of use. What weuld we say of the watchman who seeing an Incen diary setting fire to a- house would delay to give the alafm until the conflagration had fully taken effect? What did our ttaviour say to the fanatical pharisees about the heal Ing of a disease d person upon the sabbath, even In a ease ? .f ro p irtlcul.trurgency? ' '*? LIVERPOOL MAKkiiT. C't i (on and PotUkt. The follow!) ig accurate review of the atatc of trade and politics in 1'iiilMlli fimn a '* first rate Kource," and of latest date, has been received by the editors of the States man, exclutinely, but they do not feel them ?elves at liberty to wublUnihe writers name. /f. r. Statetman. I intended, d?ar tir, tiy the peeket drip L*rrd*, To writ* ol (/i. limit <..* crttdi; Bui tb?i t/en od?, tfufw, will lollow fto toon, IV* detain .d mj <iU|*tche? till Ihte day at Booo. The hi .-filth of ihe naie, all lbs doctor* agree, Rfqtil r.-d > mi (re* ate 4t Im jiWlllllinlr Mr. Cnim tng w?i M nt for, sad dald be was turn Tb? dl*f?Ac Mouldji'IbiUof eredtculcure. If Ih a M'gdmUn |>nrt of lb** workers ef evil? The rank io.-> huhti+tn Mnlto the d?I. H'? out weni ihi ttctn, Hie chancellor Im, For lie bad hit m ij'My'i eonaclance In truati Tl.e other* aoon MltiH ?il, aa follow they ahOeld? (fll? mnj*tty'? eonteience, 'tla well understood, W 'hen to klmtrlf, doea a K*aa? deal of good, v Vlthnut much comnuntilon (be lord privy aeel Wat m?de IiiImj -t?rtl on lb? chwneellor'a heel, After him trotted Me'vill.- and prtnee Waterloo; The former lem'd y//???,* Ihe latter turn'd bloc. The othtr iwo-uohTtt, who left la dfeguat, 1 Have/tlncn begg'd tin- Mug lo rertorO them tbelr 1 truti. * Mr. Pevt Uromli liked, Iml bit nujetty blamea lilt ?k>|*rel i?iititnr? of CalAeUa tlmfmt, And would kr l?it mmJ hit " dtfrtwHnl" Ibe '?Aeme"?I Without waging war again*! Inland and ftane? Woehi lie only di?cu?? hImhii rctteu and re An, He would ke the be 1 lv>ry ihal ever wee born; Even Ormog -mtn then would undoubtedly feel Thar* wm notion* ??f bititntn left In Ibe r??I." rbeeefeateJ fer^e*. ?e?i?n? of aa boor? And do wb.il ?? way! we murf Mill take your You will t | ihe Ung fr.-ijjlit, end your teamen wMl tlnin," The beifful effect t of a iroplenltun. Aa io liatberi and lumlH-r lb* Uutkitmn plan, Will make ua planl aromt for aye if keeea, In ^ffrm Ideach'd good*, andln goods le the reef/j, Tii* wintry till lately had done well enough, But Ibe terrible litis ahoet <-.ntlon end corn, list rendered Ihe ealleo imdr tuueb forlorn, Tke landholdert inll'd lor a duty on grab), And knve cot one that Mia, eun Iben riert Main, One tnal Una like a dock, when Ibe tide U mood, And ?>nk? w ben It ekbe^und will do litem see* A afcr**d M Uiltr tmtlwr"} of Canning'i ralae or drop train, l?y tke tjfrlgkt m tae prtee. Y'/eef thru tgik on haild, .bp! IWftniiil i ' r lie la^e|y'dl?fovered 'I will feklte e tne cat; V' io act aitdUMri (do, I i*?y donl foqpC' ? /'.??ell wrote ype In March?they bold ibe prie < ? d n< you ysakaee are given to jruem, iuwhtnl tptole?"4# IA? ae?M mere er frw," I to tend you Ike I rue etute of trade, ?Mtrtdrae ? mtall bsrard of MBg oty breed, f *???? ? ~ m I wikewe*rfwt$Y?Yj tn 9, ?etiwtfwlwwbmereewi, EVUtTOUIt. TXivarpoQl, May 14,19M. / nl, aod IfdUmiMcd, b aald to bahMMlW abatf. ? Ma MaaI ujh< 44 iMMllMI tfX* lllA llA*MA ^ .nr. reti vm Hvrtwy lor me nonii oppin* * $ Mr. Statfwta, In ? iMt paoiphtal, clmrgei Mr. llMfcicaoo wttb ruining lb* timber lnd? liy ctnivf Uutks | i>i?Mi?nH<?liUibii wboaH on tbaaa? IrenilUea ?ra iJmIi nrotiMd lr? the crntrw by a JUrae,aa<l Mind anddeiMMMd altaroataly by bal|? ?ftbtirbM.' | A caMxated yoalbfal calculator. w?wangaMeg*-^4t ? ' ?-*? ^ ' DIED?In thl? place, on Sunday Inst, Mr*. Mourmiwo Mulliom, In the S6th year of bar age. ? Columbia Female Academy, IN CWMMIMI of lb* Melancholy Ml of Mm* Mania, the duties of(hi* Institution will uet tWiMf ?MlU Monday the 16U> of Jul*. Dr. Km** Msnc* wW continue to pmm n* principal of this Institution. . The Boarding Department will l>a conducted by a tody ofapproved rsnp*ctebUHy, whoee piety aad vktoes bark baa* king known, and properly aMaaaLUArf Im ikW MaaMaiiJlai 'fcr Tba editor* of the Statesman. Milledgevllle, Georgia; Democrat, lUntsville, Alabama; Geor gian,Bavnnnab, Ueoigia; Journal, Ceosdan, B. C\; Chronicle, AnipttU, ueo; Spectator, Cheraw, B. C.; Osaetta, Georgetown, 8. C.{ Journal, Fayette* vHb?jN C j-wlll |tul>IUh tbeabovi Ihroe time* and forward theb account* to ibe oflke of the South Carolina State Oasette for payment. Columbia, June 2??, 1887. f? B Hauaway, A NEGRO FELLUtY named EDWARD. H? Is Jet Mack, about five feel seven inches nigh, n und shouldered, thick aet, bow iomd; a car wnterby trade; Mrved an aupcntlcashtp with Mr Black. In Charleston} ha* been 2<eard of in tba neighborhood of Ru**el M'Cord'*, on the Conga* ree, and, alio,in Charleston. Fifteen Dollar* will be |?td upon bis dellveiy to the Matter of the Work House, in Charleston, or Twenty Dollar* if delivered to tha Subscriber, in Georgetown. JAMES JOHNSTON. I Junr 21 W ft Dr. John J. Hampton, UAS located himself at the residence of Air. C. Murph*' below MioervavlIU: and respect* j fully tenders to the inhabitants of that, end the I >urH>ui;diii2 neighborhood his professional servi I ce?. Jutu- 21) 20 fl Lijlnwood-knot Springs. ' ? ilTk aimve establishment s)i mites <n>m the i J. tots u of Columbia, I* now open and In com-1 plete readiness for tba reception of visitor*. I be proprietor bat erected a first rate BILLIARD TAlt 1.1*, for the amuteuit. nl of sucb a* may be dispoaftd to engage in this innocent recreation. At tbi* place I* a bold and Ineibnuetlble spring of water, tupplied with the mean* of battling, and pronounced to bn inferior to none in the state. Tha eiivnce which the proprietor baa incurred In providing every necessary accommodation, the pleasant and health* situation of the establishment end M* vicinity to Columbia, he hope* will in*nre him a 4'nrrou* patronage. June 29. SO tf Sugars for Sale. A PLANTER in Louisiana ha* consigned to us between 800 and 400 barret* of Bnjmr, of tbe vary best Quality, whb instructions to **11 it fta/ev the cummmrku price, all application* will bn duly attended to. ' R.fc J. PURVIS. Columbia, 28th June, 1827. 20 tf Notice. the . . *%? ington diatrirt, (d*???d,) are reuueatcd lo ren ALL peraona having any demands anlnat ?Male of GODFREY KEK8II, late of Lei ingiun umrtri, (oeceaaea,) are reqoeated lo ren der I ken in legally aliened; and aM ihoae indebt ed are requeued to make payment lo D. KA1GLER, A. KKK8H. June 83 90 3 ? For Sale. (him THE Sobecrlber withe* lo dlapoao of IhHB her PLANTATION on which aho now 5BB, aitnate about four mllet from Columbia, on which ia ? convenient dwelling, and all neoea* aary oat buHdlnn wiliblc for n family, 7 " MARY LIVINGSTON. Jane 89 99 if (?7* The Committee of Ar rangement* for cfleh?atln| the NATIONAL AN NIVERSARY, respectfully Invito their tetlow ciliietta, all and every one, to anil* with tbem in every demonatmtlon of Joy on thla huppy ooca ilon?thie yearly holy-tiny?I hi* political anbbetb. Th?* CITIZEN'S DINNER will bo fninlahed by Mr*. Wllliaimon and be itady at 9 o'elork Crcitely. Ticked of admiaeloii can be had at the ir of the hotel. JOHN J. CHAPPELL, HENRY P. TAYI.OR, f ? ..... JAMtt A. BLACK. ( <*mmwt4. JAMES OH ANLON, > Jnne 29 2A 1 Bill for ?afe of land and to Marihel ataeta. In Equity. Wii.i.mm Minrn ond| J At* Gooaiv adm'rr. re. J?H? RQaioaooea el. of. A ORKRAIIE to ?n order of the Coon id l\ Equity la thW caee, the creditor* or* rrtjulrtd to appear before the eom~< aeionar ol thle court, and prove their deauinda on or liefore tha neat regular titling ol thla court. CLOUOH 9. SIMS, C. E. C. D. Commiatloner* OflM, { M B Cheatorvllte, Jane,8tNh. \ H 9 In Equity. t.kW. M'Lm > mil to fqrecloea a H.O Mm* admV order of Ihe Coed of Eqalty, arm be (rifrr D ad far aale.ona koaeeanil lotin ihi?*pag*. on tha Irat Monday In Augw*t neat, upon U credit ? ^ ^Lka Ma.^aLa Mai.. li?a?a ?--I~ . ft ?Md aAd nwtv moninii pufcviMCf (p\ ? iHinfl mini vWji y for thepoyinenl of the t?arennae money, wl.h ClJouTiHS SIMS.C E C O. Comndadoitert <>%?, ( M ~ CkeatervHIe, Tana 89lh, \ filfli iiMHii u^inAliCi (lufiot- iml^m 4 T:"*t- L% A.TSJ. " "J ~?j* t- j; MiPliS P WV WWP| VM IMR IP lit M| IM Um creditor* of tbe said Bfjn'nal IrCnrjf enjoined from s?ig g|Mg c ? p D c<^ar5k?tS;Mu, I ?? 10,000 lb.. Prime Ufrl J /AOMviirJI** Mil hrm*rt parbnn*** m. * i 1 * North American Review. CONTENTS OF NO. LV. -. A*T. ?*. .. * IPMI. I* Ain^Kimiftfi eenrerof*jr C ,CoU*cctond?loeyiac*s(y] nn i^nfjn pof Mar Jot I Fine*del SlgJoXV.eonVM lmditoi cCMtmliMii tk la Mario* Caatailano,fce. ftr Doi 1? J -I? M ?*- ||, J,| J r rvminofi o? nivapintt flwnif i II. Trmttls U U Halmmmd CkiU, Rough Note* UkM *Mt*g MM Journeys across lib* Pampas end among 1 III. ??W TViu, fwiithn ptrnffSL ? , Life of TlieoUld Wolfe Tone, founder of the United Irish Society, and Adieiaol Ocn* end in tbe service of the French end Jtett. vien RrpuWke; written ^ biasaeM) with bit Political Writings.'frag roenta of Me JUvr, Ice i'.ditod l.y hi. .on, William Theobald Wolfe Ton*. IV. Ktnl'i C?mment*rit9 on AmtrUmn Lm, Ml Com mentai let on American (Law. By James Kent V taliry and ProciUt ?flht Unittd Siitti end Great Vritatn, in thtir Trtmt mtutjf /udfens, ndian Treaties, and Law* and 1 agnation relating to Indian ASiirr, to frkltkb added an Amwndig containing tbe Preeaadfaw 6t the Old Courne, and othcrlianoftajM Stat* Papers, in relation to Union Again. VI. Mrt. f/mtn'i f*rw, MS 1. The League of tbe Alpe, the SUge of Valencia, tbe Veaper of Palenno, and ptbog Poems. 3. Th* Fortet Sanctuary,and other Poem*: VII. L'rUitnl .Vbtittt, 1. letter to an English Gentle***. did 2. Internal Improvement la Georgia, 8. Uodmaii'a Natural H|0to*ti 4. History af North.Carolina ft. Merab a Inanmrat Addtta*, 8. Eulogy on A^r. Cralla, ? 7. Rail Road from Boat onto Connie aaonnrai Ant n Ifr CralW, tic ut River, 419 8. CatMlogunof Book* in tLc Boston Athenasum, " -dM 0. Ilr^ 'a Abridgment of Brown** Philosophy, B0 j lr. Washburn'a Agricultural Ad* 11. >ouvelkfjdoes ant la Population, 404 12. Report* of t)w faculty of Bp?*,! hurst Coll?K 'MI IS. Comstocb's Mineralogy. dfV Qumrttrt9 List ?/ Jftw Pwtlicmlfau, ' 480 Ituitx, 005 Just veceired liy JOSKPII R. ARTHUR. June 80 *0 tf A CARD. THE rahlle ere reapeetfully informed tbet 1 CfTlSENS' DINNER. for (be eor'?? of July, wHI be fornfoed by ran. Mae* tyu4JJ 101 Geatleaien who Imw not do to by ?pnlyiuit to any Mr?I ___ _ minrt, or ettbe Hmol. Tba CotumMo of Ar rangeaMMU in, COL. JOHN J. CIIAl'PFKH, COL. HENRY T- TAYLOR, CAPT. JAMR9 4. BLA? K, CAPT. JAMES O'HANLON. Juna 16 M, fly The members of the RICHLAND VOLUNTEER RIFLE COMPANY. roMMrffMly invito llw laiin and giMliHW m Columbia and it* vtolnity, to ettead aa OnUio* to ba delivered by Cot. Mim, at.tba Pmbylert aa Cbwrcb on the 4th of Jaly atii. itBo'ctock A.M. By order, ^ ^ WM.r.DEBAUBSCR^S**, The Franklin Debating Club ORATION, By A. Btnum.Esa member if that Sttittu* \vi MOtt. Tbe member* of tha Ctabara requested to meat on tbat mora la* at Nra. WHIkaaMoe'# Hotel, alt 7 o'clock, and at balf paat seven, will Aral a pro cetaian. In which, tba aavaral military euros and citiaana generally, are raspteifclly btefced to |ot|i and walk to tba ebareb; orb ara aaatt affl ba re served for tba eecommodetlon of tba ladka - AN ODE, tompoaad for tba oaeestoe,(by a member of tba cleb,) wW ba mt wbb appropHt ata mo tie. 1. SCOHEN, ANT, ft .... C. BRYANT, J. irrn 11 1 'jy Company Orders* On the ith oj July,at ioY/ert In the mombqf erelse Intended way ba paa through wltb la 4Mr. wool ?f tbenvrainfti (ba maa will ba meateal IB the, 11a*. . ' By order jrf Jemes O'Hcnlo^&Qla^ ^ . Tba Ca|dalM rN|Viib Ike compaay to epfieer In srMte MMetevus. .< LeF -Zzzs For Sale, | A BARRELS of wnanli* SOMMBR ALE Wbkb wHI be aoM low far HgB, bm ayf ?>la? to foraass? ???sTia-. W ^"Sy