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very age, and of bothies, .ffi lo ft-XS c y. V. wrp v. fail in his ob ect, that nc stiouia, oerorc w h , , ft vr r , r j jvWi

ntcaanKcuuuu omolish nothing, lit lne civnw.

d a like treatment, and receiv- - " v. 1 :if Thc civil war which . has bo kw isew 1 ork Columbian A . t ,t,;rr thrz savatres m ettect, accompnsn nuiiim,, rAn finsin anil

can. iru.ub r: 0 j-nrs-,- thncft savaeres loncprevdutu "...w... - , -

to an imaginary hue m the wooas, um the provinces in Sovth America, . ' m morning Wc had it would have been the height of ofj he resource on which itney ine P . -h t pros. rival from Curracoa in l0 uwuum . .. had calculated, and of the protec- sun. w""" rnn,r,Mj ...u- u

"rVlto had calculated, and of the protec. still. cr'X have convert

Peamd iit been , i nwpr cease, making tne war. .as aii uic uu. .wrl-d onlv a fortnight cmr .

aoneuicwdi j 7 nmpntQ rptatini to this occur- jconaiuon vi iuuj. Vw-M.w, - -- -o -" men Even if the territory had been, uments, .W.,! which has been collected by the previous to his departure, Q V . t.. Srwin. and rence, will balaidiberore congress, wracui j , . : f . iw

exclusively uia. y - nrirv to enter into commissioners, rcwcm.y tuu i u i ine PL' her power complete over it, we J . not neces ary mm en be hid before -of Calaboza being agai fl had i right by the law of nations, -SS wUch in- congress in copies of their reports, p?,f, patriots, and, to follow the enemy on it. and to . ''ISihSto wi such other information as Monllo receives rciJ subdue hint there. But the ter- duced;ma,or genera Ja toon to from other a- ments to a very consider

ritory belonged, in a certain 'X ,7' Veverrheless, gents of the United States, .ense, at Ipst, to the savage en 8 rr,W Inourt.)

rffftoS S 3T course which it became fe govit and ptotection was sought, ernment to pursue. As there nder her tide by those who had was reason to believe that the commuted on our citizens hostil. commanders. of these .posts had which she was bound, violated the r .nstrucaons, there hv t'rea v to have prevented, but was no hes.tation to impute to d no7 the power to prevent, their government a conduct so To have stopped at that line, unprovoked and hostile. An orwould hve given new encour- der was m consequence issued dement to g hese savages, and to the general in command there, fwvgor to the whole combina. to deliver the posts; Pensacola, Son Se there, in the prose- uncondwonally to any person ducurion of aU its pernicious pufpo- ly authonsed to receive it ; and cunon oi " v . r Sti m,,. which is in the heart '"in sufcDressinff the establish- of the Indian country on the arin suppress ng . inf-a comDetent force to de-

SSK- sted Z. fend it againsi the savages and

wards Spa n, because tne pobi w4 u.u, . 7 t .uu Tn entering .

take these posts were duly appre- i. ' tent. hewill n'oH "X w.

re was, nevertheless, gents o .c u - - H, h,T. cl0

iudUC f(

""uuanis lOT' ooo dollars! 4,0, men! &2 mules! the first and 1

wiu suppiy nun without must look ekpwViAr-, t 1

1WI in lhc carnson at Porto Hi:)

weak to afford the least assist) " A few dav

quitting St. Thomas for thW 1 u., .J .1... .. r n

uau iuw a-ii4ciion to see I rf ber of the friends to tue d

embarKtor Margariuimo

whom was col. Marean Mm a first rate officer, fipn. M,

gor was daily expected to cij Port au Prince at which pW

win ana a numDer or trie ! -r .

MADISON,

December 5, 1818.

I i IV -J VJL x u v -. . - i t. itoA Jn fnwn Waiting him. rnminilc J

.rHs SDain. because the post was their associates. , rfrt Kcnmckv. dated ed to be in possession of lit)

taken from a force which had in entering r.or.aa to suppro, prij""" Vve are informed riots ere this. Lrested.it from her. Themea- this co .na. no ide - Ytete bank of Kentucky . The Buenos Ayreanbri, of

tedTfromhe, Theme, TTStlS it the Tta, .a .fnty The Buenos Ayreao brig o, .K0 Kait: that day .suspended the .coD

ernment, or those in aUthomy mndue J. " sateen riders had been dis- Rico on the , 9th inst. in co. ..;r (vcause. in transactions quenccof the misconduct ot the sixieen :..:., with a .hnrrl ,if-

conec'ted with the war, in which gjjg" ESSto T brlnch. d the . "The Danes are terribly Spain and her cobmes are engag St and leh, i, The ed at a smaU schooner , J

cd.U'WXVESttrf cs and. their associates, that suspension will doubtless be uni- mu this, . . imui Ug) teliS tl eny should not be protected, e- versal in the western country- Crab Island, they arc V to maintain a strict impariiaiuy muy fmi ' -inH thp late developement of the their go vcrnmat sdvoQtct towards both the belligerant par- ven there; yet, the am.cable re- statei. her, ith .roops on tics, without consulting cr acting latrons .ex. t ng between e U- intensions . wc as Inarfr.es. The probabi in concert with either. It g.ves rated States and S pain could not E lank to kn d recncU; thc should they come in coitact .,ct, fh the eov- be altered by that act alone. By shou a tninn. wouiu ,...

Sr otr ffirrr - ' UtpHcitlydisdaim. Lved. To a change of them, -us metals among us hhara

ed all participation in those mca- me powe 01 uk "tu'"" - The Ontario Zuli the sures. and even the knowledge deemed incompetent. It is vest- u fnr , with the an,

of them, until communicated by ednr congre ,01 ly. v dor .nt here by thevic, this f5rnn?ent, and haVe s By g As we have heretofore prodic Peru, who was unable tos. expressed their satisiaciion. u - .-r--- .u.iv,.,!, fth. United States with the no

C"rSe Pwh" h ff fus ly im. SSLSd- -ffi-- Sc-dSS, the spe- ment of ChiU. respecting suppressed, which, it justly in,, onou cie from the western country, as change of prisoners. Ski putabletothem, would dishonor been to wiU be seen under the ChiUicothe from Lima to the Columta

u.. her relations with the U. States, head. The ChiUicothe Supporter ihe Unush mgaw , !,n "tSSta-S Ld h situation, particular! mentions that the two wagon ache proceeded hence for ly in respect to the territory in loads taken from that place, to- on the 2Jth June; and of thc Seromoks, care waS UK n iy I J gether with a sum that had lately quenceof orders recavea ho not to encroach on the ghts of question. wi m w E , T g Steubenville for British government, captatnl Spain.. Ireg;b'7st0o;ddedr' Seta. sustained, the same purpose, amounts to ey, of H. B.M.shipBtoom that, in executing this w We?i-!toi5-yh been to long one hundred and twenty thou- ,hi5 morning for Columbu . bets ti&aiila wf sand dollars. In a few days the via Lima deliver over . tlA en Sv uffered through hat terri- Branch of this place will proba- form tlic establishment to Spam, in authority ' there r n en na 6 tQ us )ud prQVOst accm . heas llewise enabled to.take! ou.ta of the geLal contribution himtbeing the person

X to .arry t on, and in other with honor the course best calcu- to sustain the India trade. We by the American v r". ii.L,,,H. which evin. lated to do justice to thc United cometo this conclusion from the receive it.

ced heir participation in the hos- States, and to promote ber own following consdera..ons.-lhe .TlZm ecu uiui i r welfare. ' sum already drawn will furnish From Met (Lor.donj 1 ti e uurposesof that combination, wcuare. t ' i.- .i .1 ', .,. 7.

and justified the confidence, with Copies ot tne instrvnions , om ieu pu.a.jr - . -v . lJht insnired the savaees, that the commanding general; of his ther bank, and . is not worth According toaUW

by those officers they would be correspondence with the secret, risking tue pnbuc ; od.um tnat counts tne : au 1a a rnnHurt so incoin- rv of war, exp aimnf his motives, must necessarily follow such a Spam and America an, protected. A conduct so incoin- ryoiw y J ' - , .,. . . , manner s'

oatible with the friendly relations anajusuiymg . .... - - at

.fffllW. cZsmartUiriniSo? Ar cation h iU ed; andtheg

tiCf obliration of the cth article buthnot and AuDnstie; ana ot ot sustaining a pressure to redeem unirca otaira ... o . , T,hl frf i7Q5. S which the correspondelce between the their notes. Wc therefore infer, en an example of Snab was Lnd tostrL even Secretary of Ste and the Minis- that the mother bank being hard ser, .Ion of whatev - opainwaa u piiootenury of Spam, near pressed to sustain the demand for their own rights are aou

3 S.T " e" thisgovcWn;andoftheMin. Ihe India trade wiU not sutler k-g or & . . Pieninocntiarv of the Uni- the precious metals to he idle in cencrosity whicn j

Uprise The 7ommandinS gen- d States'at Madrid, with the the Vaults of its branches.-. Fope expected. It is