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man, a commissioner from his excellen BLACsnoqs, Saturday, 23. acts on the part of the people, is confined to the periods of the primary elections a case inapplicable in the present instance, inasmuch as these elections act was then signed by all the public authorities and people of Quito. From the N. Y. American.

REPUBLIC Q.F COLOMBIA. cy the liberator, lias witnessed tnese changes, and letters from Gen. Bolivar that during the latter part of the lake navigs. tion season, six steamboats plied between this place and Buffalo, and the ports up this lake besides the numerous schooners with all these facilities for passages, and tho -cheapness ol those passages, the two lines of stages', which Eattst from Enfllafflr. By the packet ship William Capt.

Maxwell, London papers to himself to the mtendent and other res pectable persons of this city, fully prove closed in the months of July and Octo By the brig Bogota, from Carthagena, the 14th of November, and Liverpool of that Colombia has resolved itself into its ber ot last year; it is, moreover, an stretch from Buffalo to Cleaveland, have been outrage against the faculties invested The President's Message, has, by this time, been read by millions of his fellow citizens and we doubt not, but this document, in addition to his former public acts, has secured him the confidence and the esteem of a vast ma by law in the senators and representa we have received the copy ot a letter Prom the-eecretary of state of Colembia, Don Jose R. Revenga, to an official person, announcing the approach of Bolivar to the capital, Bogota. Wc sub well patronized, and have very generally leen filled to overflowing. This tide of emigration too, has augmented the canal revenue. tives of congress, for the purpose of the l6th inclusive, are received.

AmpBg.the passeageraJu this ship, are Joht, King, Esq. late secretary of legation to the court of ST, Janffis, bearer of despatches for government, and Mr. Waring-kins's messenger. first elements. Paez of course assents, and draws, Jn his reply, the following unpromising picture of the state of alFairs in Colombia 1 "At no period of -the republic has representing the Colombian people it jority of his fellow citizens.

Travelling, by Stages, Packe.t-Boats transgresses also the articles which confide to congress the power of extending join a translation oi it. Whilst the Eiie eajial was constructing, the the authority'of govemmcnFTn times of war and danger and, in short; it sets The Courier of Novcaiber 14gives the particulars of the assembling of the new parliament, for the purpose of going through the usual" forms ineidentto the occasion. The oaths were administer misfortune assumed a more threatening attitude, and he wilfully deceives him-' self who does not choose to perceive tempest which lowers around us. at defiance nil those laws which have The Principle oj 'PeryetaaL Motion Discov-kred! Once more, aad we hope for tlm last time, has this latent, this sublime, transcend-ant principle in mechanics, been discovered. The depository of this incomparable discovery, is a resident of Grand Island an island, formerly the favorite residence of bears and wolves, and sprinkled pretty thickly with ani-; fixed just limits to the authority of In proprietors ofthe stages from Albany to Biil, falo, were alarmed at the prospect of much of their custcm going the way of the canal; md, on the completion ofthe canal, the eagerness with which passages in the canal were embraced by persons of both sexes, gentle and simple, the the bears andtheboors, REPUBLIC OF COLOMBIA.

Office of Secretary of State aad of Foreign Relations. Bogota, (1th Nov. lSl'6. The immense debt-jfeat Colombia owes to the Liberator and her esteem for him, founded on the benefits he has conferred on her, induces her to regard his return to our territory as a fortunate occurrence will not afflict you. by entering into a tendents.

of courts of justice, of commanders in chief, and municipal and ed to the members' by the Marquis of pamlul detail it is certain, however, Convnsham, Lord High Meward. that the republic is in a state of complete other public servants having no repre sentative prerogatives. M. Suttonf Esq. was re-elected speaker mals of lesser size and milder deposition an dissolution.

Venezuela and Apure in their apprehensions of almost absolute de of the house of commoiiri. by acclama-tion. The session would not be formal Whatever may be the supposed dan vite to federation Guayaquil adopt island, on which we may, in our mind's eye, looking through the misty vista of unheralded to the republic. You are a witness of the constitution of Bolivia the towns ger ol tne republic, the constitution has lv mvnpA hv the roml sneeeh. until the.

the extacy with which the people, at all points are preparing for this event, and provided fit remedies for such cases. sertion, were very much increased. But when the novelty of canal passages had ceased, and their listlessness experienced, and their tedi-ousness understood, the resort to the stages was quite as animated, as before the ditch 21st. The author of Waverly has returned years, behold an Ararikt, blandish forth its city charms o'er Niagara's limpid flood yes, upon this same Grand Island, lives in an almost impenetrable retirement, Samuel Doniiiston; a humble, unostentatious, unobtrusive citizen, hence I am induced to suppose it will be satisfactory to you to 'be notified, that the President Libefato, will arrive here on the 14th inst. to England having procured a variety of important documents, at Paris, to il as digged." The man of business, of pleas ure, or one troubled with ennui, will certainly lustrate his Lite of ISapoieon.

He has, who has discovered the real and true principle His public life has been a model of ot'perpetual motion, and perpetu.il power moreover, two new novels in a forward state. In one of them the scene lies in devotion to Ins country. His sacrifices Ireland, and embraces an interesting pe a principle, to detect which, many wise and ingenious men, hav racked their inventive f'eu- iuses in vain to develope a principle, which doe- not impinge tiie contrivances, the self- and his efforts have always been alike inappreciable and effective and now scarcely does he touch the soil of Co nod of legendary history. The other will further illustrate the manners of I hese provisions were found sufficient in 1821 to effect the liberation of the southern section of Colombia, then gi'ianing under the yoke of Spain, or the still more fatal scourge of anarchy, they were sufficient to liberate Zulia, invaded as it was by the expedition under Gen. Morales and they were sufficient to preserve the country in security and peace.

The greatest portion of Colombia has declared itself in favor of our pres ent institutions and this in a way to dissipate effectually, the exaggerations contained in the act of Guayaquil, and which have been urged as a pretence for its adoption. To all which may be added on the part of government, that it is unnecessary to bestow a dictatorship loinbia, when by his mlluence and per Scotland, and is entitled The Chroni styled perpetuals, from Ihe celebrated Rcdhef- cles of Cannoninite." The latter will of the Isthmus 'seek to be anscatic Cundinarnarca remains firm to centralism. Some departments resumingtheir original and primitive sovereignty, name a dictator others are in favor of the present social compact of Colombia, with certain modifications and reforms and in this state of confusion, only one point of sympathy can be discovered in defence of the common interest." The meeting is held on the 7th, gen Paez presiding, and after much shaking, resolutions are passed for forming a separate independent government for Venezuela and on the 1 3th. Gen. Paez issued a decree purporting to give effect to those resolutions, and directing the election of deputies to the constituent assembly of the independent state of Venezuela, which is to meet at Valencia, on the 10th of January, for the purpose of forming a constitution "on the basis of a popular, representative, federal form of government." He as suasion he has succeeded in reclaiming from their errors several municipalities, and is completely restoring constitution fer, of Pennsylvania, down to Arba Simmons, Cayuga Creek.

With this exordium, we now beg leave to be published shortly. Stale of Trade. The London Morn ing Chronicle, of thcl4th. says we state to the public, that wo have seen letters al order in ihe departments of the Equator, Guayaquil, and Azuay. There are strong reasons for believintr that his take the stage; and dash' away to their juur-ney's end, without any other necessary tho ts upon the mind, than to pay their bills, and to be a little difficult at the inns, especially at t'io best of them; and to be extremely solicitous a-hout their baggage, asking the driver in an under tone, about its riding inmile.

The passages In the canal, are preferable by the diseased, disabled, and all the varieties of emigration, from tottering infancy to faulterin? old age. Both establishments, stages alid canal boats, are very necessary for the wants and conveniences of the public, and they both deserve and receive a rich support. The travel on the canal, would be inure tol- erable, were it nut for the inconveniences and danger attending the passing the innumerable bridges, which are thrown across the canal, as "thick ito use a Yankee's expression1) as tljc beams of a sled." If these bridges should hi: so raise'd as to admit passengers seated upon deck in their chairs, it would be more pleasnu and safe for the passengers and more ble to the proprietors of the boats. voice will produce similar effects in Venezuela, which regrets already its inconsiderate resolution and it is a eu the Liberator President, and that if high gratification for me to be able to give this proof of the union which will henceforth strengthen Colombia, and this odious title be in itself sufficient to appal all freemen, its horrors become of the realization of the wishes of the aggravated, bv the illegal, tumultuous and unseasonable mode in which it has signs certain funds for the payment of rrom Mr. Denniston, to respectable gentlemen of this illage, in hich he oilers, on reasonable notice being given to him, to demonstrate the principle to any "fair and legal committee," or to any respectable person, who might wish to have an interest in the matter." He ilso gives the naines of five respectable gentlemen living in Canada, to us well known, who, (he says,) witnessed the performance of lis machine in Ibii, and stilted that they considered it of" the utmost use to mankind." Wc now come to a crisis in our statement, which we would gladly pass over, but our duty to the public impels us to proceed.

Mr. Dcniiiston had been for manyyears revolving and evolving the principle of perpetual motion in his noddle, before he constructed his model; his notion of the motion so engag executive. 1 am with perfect resiect, been conferred. As first magistrate of those deputies, and declares opposed the Republic, the Liberator and Presi JOSEPH R. REVENGA.

The Carthagena letter of 19th No to them guuty ol treason. dent may assume the miidance thereof. I rom all the concurrent circumstan vember, enclosing the above, says. that as Bolivar approached Bogota, ces, there is, we repeat, too much rea son to fear that Bolivar aspires to the dictatorship, and that the revolt of Pa he re. tored tranquillity in all the and he will find in the constitution, suf licient authority to enable him to meet tile dangers of which so lively and exaggerated a picture has been drawn, with no other view than that of giving a coloring to the public acts which von through which he regret to perceive trom the provincial papers that, in the manufacturing districts, distress, has, in several places, led to combinations to prevent the execution of the laws.

In Manchester, a riot has taken place, originating in a determination of the oor, desperate from total want of means, to resist the officers of the law. In Glasgow, we perceive the owners of houses, inhabited by the poor, are utterly unable to levy rents. The stoutest hearts way well feel dismay, when they look towards the future. Never, perhaps, did a Parliament meet under more distressing circumstances. The accounts from the manufacturing districts of Lancashire are gloomy.

The trade of Yorkshire is also dull, and the price, both of the raw material and the manufactured article is somewhat lowered." 45' It is stated from Stockholm, that it is almost impossible to form an idea of the miserable situation of the agriculturalists. A ton of oats costs 8 crowns, 32 shillings Banco, As to barley, none can be got, and the scarcity of hay and straw is beyond all description. People are obliged to kill their cattle, from a dread of not being able to keep them during the winter. A number of farms have been sold by auction, because the It would then seem certain, that Bo ivar was in Colombia, and we look ez, and the proceedings of the various departments, were made with the knowledge and connivancy of him who has heretofore borne the title of Liberator. his presence and to his acts with a ix ed liis whole sJiil in the iuimarce9sibleness of ions solicitude however, we its truth, that the subject was so incorporated in his mind, that in his reveries by day and ire free to admit, rather than hooino- Lima, August, 1826.

To Dr. Christopher Mendoza. My esteemed friend The present lis broken slumbers by night, the idenlitv of for hi Lima letters and his constitution for Bolivia, indicate a deo'p and settled ouging after supreme and uncontrolled owcr. situation of Colombia has induced int; to dwell with profound meditation on the means of averting the calamities which The Falls of agara, are set dow as one of those wonders, whicliarc worth tho trouble, expense and danger, for an European to take, a voyage across the Atlantic, in order to gratify his curiosity; and many have such an itching to see every thing, and know very little of anv thing, that they can hardly rest in peace, until they have, (in the words of the lu.nest German,) "seen them go?" But to men f.om the sandy-bills of Georgia; from the fens of Louisiana; from the sterile coasts of Stuning-town, Khode Island nod Taanton or from the pine swamps of Maine to all thae, a first view of this whole state, is a subject of euri-ous wonderment. Let them look.

at our unrivalled commercial capital; let them view the majestic Hudson, covered with steam and other boats: let them glance at the grandeur of the high. lands, and the beauty of the towns (-on its borders lot them traverse the grandest las machine might he fully established in himself. At length, repairing to a small Islet, jn the westerly side of Grand Island, which had nestled itself close by its parent's side there, with the secret laboring in his reared, with his own hands, a rude but convenient workshop there, proceeded Mr. D. to onstruct his model now cheered with the have transmitted to government.

The vice president of the Republic, faithful to his principles, and to the pledges he has given to the Colombian and the world, of sustaining tl i-pulitical code which the leople have freely imposed on themselves, and of conforming strictly thereto during hi-iiis magistracy, will sustain the consti tution nor will he consent to gruff thereon reforms and changes which ar inconsistent with his public engage nients, and merely affect as a pri vute citizen. This unalterable reaolu tion will be the guide of his Excellency, the vice Piesideut of the Republic, who South Carolina. The legislature of threaten her. I have deemed itexpedi ent, whilst preparing for my departure thither, to send citizen Antonio Leoca South 'Carolina 'convened at Columbia, on Monday, the 27th ult. Governor dio Gusnian to enezuela, in order that Manning's message relates to the organization of militia, internal improvement.

glory which he saw in the prospect before him now delighted with the quaint meludy ofthe water-fowl, which dotted the t'lassy surface colleges, a revision of the laws, and the Preskiunt's election by Congress. The he may communicate to you the ideas which have occurred to me. You will therefore hear them from him in person. Should you and other persons of in fhieroe "Mr-inort idpps. rbpJLisaB proprietors were unable to pay the tax es.

latter subject touched upon in aside- of the A'iagara. His machine was completed. Vsn-tta iwtijns. Ingenious way mpMrii'v-in. fJisfinct prop- i i.

i ii-i i i ii infill uui ic inmi- ti I-' mechanics had certified "nPxse- whiSITOOJJtr X.T.g in all parts may be ofal! canals, with long its banks: oi OSllIW" "i----, 7 -r- us nail nuimrea villages a-let them pursue the great MrrOlT ANT FROM COLOMBIA vations or reforms in our institutions, toptea. 1 'ie (jovcrnoj expresses hi.s -BUw-iork American. when made in an unconstitutional way. opinion tW the safety of the country stage and witnes. "undid towns, wnn iccession of splei; mi the globe, in its and by persons unA corporations who requires that this power should be taK- mines.

1 lie inventor felt re.iev efl au i sa. lied. He retires to his domicil on the main island, and while he reposed himself in apparent incolumity, the Evil One instigated a man, understood to have descended from the H'clrlt, infancy or meridian gi equalled or ri- enfrom congress. He also makes known, possess not the lacultf ol sfl doing. You will please to plblish this answer, arrested.

I propose also the Bolivian code, which with some slight alterations appears to me suitable to the circuni stances of Colombia. The press wi! be an effectual organ in inclining public-opinion in favor of this code, and in in spiring the utmost circumspection matters of such moment and a cautiou- vailed let them view the lfv lf whose his intention of declining a re election and especially comniuiycate it to those flit'hts of locks seem more substantial than -bases ofthe mountain's set them down at the to do a deed of darkness, which has no paral- your department whom it may con cern with a clear umlerstandins that lei in history, except we place it by the side of that other deed of infamy, tlie destruction of the chief magistracy of South Caroli-ia. The opinion appears to be general, hat Col. John Taylor will be the next governor. Falls here lel ibem partially repose their wearied and bruised limbs, but let tho "mind feast itself fur davs and weeks" let the "im advance in so dangerous a path.

By the union of all good citizens with our whatever measures you.may adopt contrary to the duties of your station, maybe punished as the laV directs. If it be indeed true, that the effervescence agination rove" let them scan the island of the Alexandrian library, by which the records oftue history, ofthe arts, ofthe sciences, of the moral and physical state of the world, for a period of two thousand years, were scattered to the four winds of Heaven, were swept to ris, and the beautiful islets which seem like Georpia. The Augusta Chronicle of the passions blinds jnen's minds as water-fowl playiug around her view tho toss- incorruptible army, we shall sustain an edifice raised at the price of so much virtue and heroism. An imprudent ste(i may overwhelm us for ever. Reflection states, that the expenses of the stite of ng rapids "lead them to the headlong steep, to the tatal tendency pi these aberrations, the vice-preside of the republic and union are all that we require at and look or step below" let them cross with their boat the tumbling flood beneath, oblivion I This man thus impelled, with the sly A- cautious feet ofthe incendiary, sought the little shop of Mr.

D. and without reflection or We have received by the way of Philadelphia, a file of the Caraccas Colombian, to the 21st Nov. inclusive and we tear from the accounts they contain, that stability and union arc far from being the lot of that new republic. Our readers will notice the auswer of the Vice President Santanderto'the acts of Guayaquil and Quifiovnich unite with other departments in asking for a confederation, and that Bolivar should assume the dictatorship to which, we fear, though it is with great reluctance we have come to that conclusion, he is but too well disposed. Santander, however, is firm and true and while, as he boldly and honestly says, there is a siule village" which will continue to respect the existing constitution, he will sustain it with all his power, and sacrifice thereto, if necessary, his life and fortune.

The Gazette of Colombia, of the 5th Oct. in commenting on the acts of Guayaquil and Quito, asks that the people of Europe and America will not judge Colombians by these acts. Bolivar's let is satisfied, that were piblic opinion the sole judge of these delinquencies, ail present. ling like the Persian valley cf diamonds let them pass under the "chilly sheet" till driven those who as men and nlaristrates have Georgia, for the past year, have exceed ed the receipts by neany one hundred thousand dollars. Mr.

Emmons, the great Eoston Orator, is an inmate of the debtors apartment, in the jail of that place. Trade of St. Lciris. It is mention I will soon hasten to assist a people that does not deserve to lose in one day the fruits of so many victories, and ol been faithful to their duties and engage remorse, he applied the blazing torch I and shanta, and the perpetual motion model, went wiiirling aloft in vapour! But, what the feelings of Dcnniston were, when he beheld the catastrophe, may as well be imagined as do. ments, will receive theiii reward in the sacrifices which will have been in vain.

commendatious of history and posteri back by the breath of tho unknown and undiscovered monster" let them scramblo alonji the rude banks of the awful chasm, glancing wistfully at the whirling poof" and "the devil's hole" let them pass to the heights of if all do not join hand and heart in for ty and therein also, weak and disloyal ming a mass of resistance to the hor ones, the punishment of their ofFencesi crihed when he beheld the labor of his mind, and the labor of bis hands, educed to a hand ed, in the St. Louis, Miss Republican, of the l6th ult. that that place had been, rors which threaten us with destruction. Lewiston lot them mount the battery where powerful inducement for every honorable citizen, to regulate his conduct We possess a flag which has been ful of ashes, he did not boggle at the course Lovett sent his shot" let them gaze upon wnich he had to pursue there was no iinper- for some time crowded with heavy was ons, conveying the valuable productions of the soil, for exportation, and reload by the fundamental laws Of the republic. the frowning, granite obelisk of Geul.

Brock, standing like a "firm sentinel on trarisibility in the scheme which was presented to his mind he did not impignorate his hon. ing with dry goods, groceries, c. God protect you, JOSE MAXUELJlESTREPO. Quito. On the 6th of September, or, by a compromise with the incendiary Ue.

exchange. I occneily they had to send appealed to the law, for redress and the rec off their cash for almost every thing, but the witness of our misfortunes and our glories. Colombia is the sacred and magical word of all good citizens 1 myself am the rallying point of all who love the national glory, and the rights of the people. With such guides there is neither motive nor excuse for aberrations. Let usreunite under these ensigns, which have protected us during long periods of disaster, and which we now the balance of trade is in their fa summit" let them trace the serpentine Niagara, now frothing like a madman, now moving with aglass-like surface, till it meets Ontario's smile and melts in her embrace let them cast a last, lingering look at the moss-growB turrets of Niagara's fort, which has braved tho ter from Lima is- very ominous of his purposes.

Ilis phrase, "I am myself the rallying point of all who love the the city ofQurto following the example of Guayaqul (the ignominous example, as the Gacetta de Colombia terms it, ords of our courts furnish the most irrefragable testimony, that the descendant from the Welch had to foot a heavy bill, for his temerity and vor, and the surplus produce, the vast national glory, and the rights of the peo amount of lead and furs annually expor passed a similar act in the following depravity. ted, bring to them all the foreign articles ple, is but an amplification ol the sen terms, on a motion made by the Inten- storms of "seventy winters, and seen as many suns of summer smile" Now let thf.m re timent of Louis the 14th, adopted by dent of the department should not abandon in the moment of required, and the cash remains. Accurate Printing. A great propor Mr. Denpiston, reflecting that as fire could not destroy the most ductile of the precious metals nor could it dilapidate the diamond ISapoieon, 1 etat est moi.

Art. 1. lhat we do -entreat the Lib- trace their steps let them go back to the triumph. tion of the thousand' newspapers in oui I select you as the organ of these i- uid that as virtue was an indestructible princi ertor and President, Simon Bolivar, do deign to receive us under his protection, and that over and above the extraordi hearths of their homes, and they will, while relating the disaterous chances, the moving accidents by flood or field," unhesitatingly de dcas and septiinents, in order that you But what is still more ominous of his purposes is (lie fact, that the commissioner sent by him from Lima to' Venezuela, whose route lay through Guayaquil, Panama and Carthagena. was the bear- ple, so the principle of his perpetual mo country would not pay for the labor of regular and competent workmen, and may comnnicatetherii to my friends tion, was safe in his breast, and nothing but clare themselves satisfied with the Cabinet of nary faculties which belong to him by are therefore done by ignorant boys and uuu leiiowrQounuymen.

half-bred journeyman and besides, ma cr-ta YfiJiaauela of de-i law, he.do regume ajljrther wich from the insufficiency thereof, reside in us as of the benefit of the discovery; a discovery, ny employers give no attention to the which completely does away the necessity of BOLIVAR. BOGOTA REPUBLIC OF COLOMBIA. a sovereign people talents or qualifications ol apprentices the powers of steam, of water, or of wind being conveniently applied to a wheel, or a pendulum. Art. 2.

I hat under the title of Dictator, which we spontaneously confer on him, he may act- as he thinks best for the good of the country which he has Secretary's Office for the Home Department. Government House, Bogota, Oct. 8, 16. To the liUendent of the Department of Ecuador, uralier 168. Beseeching the ingenious and enterprising part of the community, to not let this great matter escape from their grasp, now it is bro't but take the most illiterate boys in the streets, and finally turn them off as prin ters, when with all their skill and genius they cannot for their souls comprehend the meaning of such mysterious and puzzling things as a verb and a noun.

One of these human machines, in a country paper, the other day, probably to correct a line, made it read one thous Having laid before the Executive, as it were within their reach ana our lass is created, and that he do establish the same on an indestructible basis. Art. 3. That this act be made known tliroughout the Republic. your letter of the 6th of September, en done.

closing the act lately celebrated in Guayaquil and Quito, on the 2Sth of August, The, Canal Commerce, has but just nowclos Art. 4. That the administration of Vvrtosuies, wnicn mis state anorueu mem. It is the expending of the large sums which the curious people, attracted hither, to see what we have attempted to describe, annually disburse, that mainly supports the splendid establishments at Buffalo, both sides ofthe Falls, at Lewiston, and at many other places on the frontiers for, it is well known that the people of "rank, of fortune, of fashion, and offlash," which yearly crowd this frontier, whetherthey live at home, in economical retirement, or tie the mouths of their purses, with a seven-fold knot, or live on the wholesome beverage of brewed beer, or the healthful nutriment contained in a brown loaf they all "pay out like princes," when they travel. Tbat branclt ofthe Union Line SUgts from Batavia to Buffalo, via Cayuga Creek, has been discontinued, until the roads are in a better 6tate for The Union Line.

Stage running east, from Buffalo, has discontinued passing by this place. I ilia M.d avA ativnAurlini imnlAvaJ ed in thisouarter. Itis statefJ.inanne amies the state be held inviolate in all its and oth ol September last, 1 am direct 8f thus making it equal to the partments, declaring for a confederated and for investing Bolivar with the dictatorship which acts were published immediately on the arrival of that commissioner in those cities So shortly after his reaching Caraccas, the recorder of that city, Don Jose de Irribarren, invokes the military chief, Paez, to permit a meeting of the people in the convent of St. Francis, in order that, in the exercise of their primitive and unalienable rights, they may adopt measures to secure the political existence of their society." The recorder thus prefaces his prayer To his Excellency the Civil and Military Chit. The municipal recorder of the canton of this capital, with the utmost respect makes known to your excellency, that as a natural consequence of the late political events in the departments of Asuay, Equado, the Isthmus, Guayaquil, and Magdalena, the republic of Colombia is collected this season, will be about $700,000.

ed to state to you in reply, that the Ex inscription on an English grave-stone, From the great depression in the mercantile A virtuous woman is 5s. a crown to ecutive ol Colombia lecognises no acts that are a violation of the political code, interest, and the scarcity of money throughout which he received Irom the Colombian the present year, the canals have produced a I. n.n.A I. more abundant revenue oiam, iuw ujc her nusDana' r. statesman.

The English are bestowing great expense on their Royal Palaces. The contemplated repairs of Windsor castle, will branches, until the will of his excellency the Dictator be known. Never did Rome resort with so much justice, to the extremes of human authority, nor with such'conviction of its terminating favorably to liberty, as that with which we invoke the name of the sublime genius of the age, amidst the greatest difficulties by which mortals can be surrounded. nation for the purpose of manifesting, and enforcing obedience thereto and midsummer prospect' allowed an estimation of- The revenue has been somewhat increased this year, by the active prosecution of the ttiat so long as nis excellency the vice-president be placed at the head of the government, and one solitary village cost 250,000 pounds sterling. The building of Buckingham Palace, and the im works of the Obu canal great quantities ot merchandise, having been purchased and tak can be found to respect the constitution, ken to the canal seotion of Ohio, for the use provement of the grounds will pounds.

The alterations and additions to the King's Palace in St. James' After some further discussion, the foregoing propositions were carried with of contractors and laborers. The emigration to Ohio, lias this year very much improved; he will firmly sustain it, and sacrifice thereto his fortune and his lifs. The act celebrated in the city of Quito on the 6tH September last, is a sin against the 10th section of the constitu Park, will cost 250,000 pounds. enthusiasm, and to them was added a resolution To adopt the Boliv ian Code, with certain modifications required by The Legislature of this state will com-, mence its session on Monday, the first day of January.

The members from this county will, leave, on Monday evening next. in a state of complete dissolution. It is impossible to doubt the truth" of this intelligence it is proved by public and official documents. Sr. Leocadio, Gus- while that to the Territory of Michigan, has not probably been as as the season of 1825 witnessed.

Notwithstanding the fact, The establishment of 1he Onondaga Journal, is offered for sale. tion, by which the exercise of sovereign the circumstances of the country. The.