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4, I i I I s. if Jobs LmlKTt, rMU Caniwcil. Colonel l-ambert. Ml. Daii.ly, leyward.

Old Lady Lambert. Young Lady Lambert, tiusmithe puM.C juu4 IHS Slie oflcnrs mumt who ilHMt IS poena a.ui, in ratnnlv wi'h tt.s wwb 4, a4 infatta UICS lb in lul-K aioi if tt ol the 1 sides will 4tr in rut aiurriT or kill! IIA1DING. baIB reeeivsJ any way lim rh Tkiw, l' jt ar. nn icisctilulty mWiU the pairusaE WfcDNCSOAY KVtSIKO. "I presented, (or.diimO Lumcdpa is, rallcit, TIIK IIYi'OCRITE.

trantlaied frm ibe celebrated Tartufe of rm, Ac Ac. alierei blm hf the iiulKn ul Le Viilat.e, lbs tamp, lbs MaJ ol the Mill, Lmcl and CUritsa, AC. universally aUoweJ Is one of ihs snel CotstHieiraunt. Mr Mrs Halt ijf jVex-) ivk, it. IN CHANCERY.

Hot t. )lMkifiioa( After whU Hit eetrnriea ramotnimcui CARE AND MIRTH OR, HARLEQUIN ANIMATION. Mr. JtrsOI1, Vanuluos, Lovef, Swim Valet, Clows, Cms, Pantalira, Columbia, H'rth, Miflffl, Wllt.Hl, Dallam, jus It (moo. leAYrton, Horfiknravn, Itallam, jun.

Madonald, Martin, )lMJkiaKin( Mr. BrrK, Mm lUrJmf, Brcit. Tlt Pantomime will commenrs wits, THE MAUIC IKtt, VUi thfH and llrlryi Atrmrrnl it. 1t CI1IAT(D OlADIATSS CIHI. Tito KAps uf H.r1e'na, with the Clown on the Prurgt or I'liilifrnk, Ac.

Ar. fnfntmnv In torn rcf pertiy) ul m'rtnrk. tT BATillNtJ. Thr warm and dU Kaiht, ol the New Bus, IHtbe mr of Trinity Church, on ihe Nirth Ktftrre now dswmg smMion 7f rwr lAr 01 tbtt time ttrm, tmlt, mmi tuIulO' rj; mt lb $wf cm For Ruchovaj Ikatb. TnoMAi Moon, Ailiwnry at La, hit Removed hii Office fmm No.

36 Pino-nrecC to No tl Witcr-itrcei, oppotiic Crne-wlirf. Ammt 9 lm tj Norici HliurrbyRitcu tothoSrpca-fLDiiofthe UnD iNiatAHCi Compant in the City of That election will be held tltfir Oitke on Tuci'lay Hie icvcnteenih imunt, st 10 o'clock In the forenoon, for chooimn a Director In lupply a vcncf in the direction of aid company. Bf order of the Board, Au. A IIH IOSEPH STANSHURY. grc.

NKV-YOItlW MKtiAU COMfANY. Thi S.ockhiiMuM are hereby informed. That tlit ro required to pay in the Manhattan Bm. un Friday the 13th initant, a further turn of Ten Dollar on each Share by them reipectively held in def.iult of payment their iharei, agreeable to the Bye-Lawa of the Company, will be forfeited. JONATHAN H.

LAWRENCE, rrcildcnt. It Prevloui to the payment of the Imtallmcnt at above, tho Stockholder! are required to call at tho Oiflre of tho Company in Vetcy-atrect, In order rrrwe the'r Ortiriritrt. Aniut IH ELVIIillR-HoUl "Klll 0icn for the reception of company ai heretofore. The Bowling-Orcen it in good order. Rcfreihmcnti of all kin la arc proviilrd anitnal.

Mag0 3m COFFEE, SUGAR, fJINGER iOltliJiNeviiRum, Bowne'i-wharf from on board the achooncr Jcflt'rion. 3 titrct-t Green Coffee, wt. 10 lilult Cnt quality Sufjar, 4(1 baRi GinBrr, 19 Kmi Swcilct Iron, Hat and square hara, 13 hhdt 3 St. Domingo Cotton. is Slvf, 4 41 hhJa Coffee, 10 bUl.imred Oil, S(H) Spaniih ilidci in' food oider, SW) bli Hcnln For talc by GURDON A DANIEL BUCK, Aufutt 5 Ivr 81 Front-ttrei't.

FOR. SALE, COFFEE, COTTON, RUM, MOLASSES, Ac. o.m Choice Green Coffee, 34 barrets, MO bags 14 puncheons Jamaica Rum, 8 do. it. Vinccntt do.

26 hhdt of Aun-Caycs Molmci, 19 bales of Nev-Orlcani Cotton, Sfi do. St. Domingo do. 2i hhdt of James River Tobacco, lfi boxes of China dipt and iauccrt, 90 tubs of do. Bowls, 10 Murks of Tin, and 13 catks of Yellow Ocre by GEO.

BARNEWALt, Ainrust 1 1m 81 Wall-strcrt. IO Liu i Jiiimi-dax nvx-n, handsome three kiory HOUSE it is a first rate situation for hutinsit, tuu.ned in water-street, within a few doors of the Coflee-House, and at a very low rent. Kot farther particulars enqire at No. 8t Wairr-street. June 17.

Alexander TN pHrtuancf of an nrV of and Janet hit wile, A. the Lovrl of Ltmncrru, wiU vi. fvtxpatrdln pulJit auction at th John Ramtay, and Tcmttu Crf-Wciwjr, thf cily others. Jqf lite 50M rfnjr lf Au nit next, at one o'clock of ike taine Jay, thf fiV.oic-t'e prtmitrt, to veil All thnt certain tract, lot, piece or pitei jf Lnmiaiid Plantation, titiate, lying and btin in A cutify of H'est-Chettrr, ami tlale of Mem-York, dit-iineuitkil in a map or cmi? tlx-revf at Ike north-emt part qf Lnt So. 4, in tki Aninr of Cw tlandt, Lt; tuning on thr n.vtk-ratt ir of th' Voit-lldoU trailing from New-York tn Albany, at a tree n-ar a stout fence on the ul Mjini 'o Jujlict Whe It, and rznriii ulong the bue fence if the taut Justice H'keeler, amt JvtiaH Hunt, north forly-iix dreet andfifleenminulet, cut tvo hundred tnd lixty-srzrn chains, by a Vne if ma: kit trees lo a heap trf flames on kill side on A- line of Lit No.

I on the forth-att corner of Lot No. 3 iVice north thirty-one d-greet, thirty minutes seesl Jifltt-six (ha ns to kmp of norths in the roiiM-ecrf corner affront Lot No, 5 Mrncr tfUthforty-eight disiree, uxtt two hunlred and thirty-six tori i lo the SLtd I'osl-road, crmtainin- one Ihmisa'id three and acres of Lnd, and all mills, snill-' streams. Am', barns, buildings and iipreneents em Ihe tarn; together with all and singular the odif.ces, buildinis. rights, members, k-reattamentt mod appurtenant lo Ike tame Wim, or may trite ahptrtaimn-. Dated this WthdayofJnne, WU GEORGE EACKER.

Aujurt 930 rsrf llut.r in Chancer, rnocuMtTtos. BT DYAd LIYIJUCSTOM. tWlM. Wlf KKCAH aitr aseihal as lictis J.ww U.alt wrv4 Is lbs wry nwr- Tst atruai. by tho vsJ by II ail euiiiW AtKiuipMuiif- L.

Ct Jul." Sidcf SUJ dilSbl ttol all vraU hkh tlMd anv ib port. fr Ibt twi of Ph JaJr1t.ka, ahAil ssbj4 Is qus. i Mx.fkua Jul! twrmitiad to ruirr ihs ty NtY-k hs kavs bcrs Mkis rt, tiiy of phJdqt. th NrWa LUiiir ihrtyuf, ot tho bnrook of Sowhsark, iMl''E arrival at Iks siid city sf1 Kowtofk. Vhmif ocr oftcvn nrsid with lb ercniios 4" ihs aid act, as4 all oincv prf tons, ar rrquircj to laks rJtt and ftwers rhsnf Klvr au'mlintly, mxW lbs tnanim' pnd ujkhi clrnd.r by ih aa4 act, which will bo Is witskm wHiaasp I have hereunto IcrwJ my rams, and caud tho sral MvbraJiivoftkOMii CV IS I m) aXiol at ihe Ciiy UaU of tbo City of Nw.York, Ihs tsvrsth day of AU(iMVt, in tlte yrar of our Lord or thousand ik hi huivdrrd and two.

LDWAKI) LIVINGSTON COMMON COUNCIU AUGUST i. 1801 BE il wdninti Ay ihi AUermnt, u4 Csstf afArC'iO itCfMS Cimnit cxmvetr That no manure, filch, or tweepiaz of tht srreeta whkh Bo or hcreafier may bs c4-Ircini In hcips lot lis northward of the lias established by law is pre win nuisances in Ihs City of Nc Yort, shall, at any period betwsrn the liral day of JuoeanJ the first day of December, in any year, he cartrd downloany wharf lo Ihesouihward of wharf, unlets unJf llo direction of ihs street. (ommiMtuiwiJ, un.lcr the penalty ot vr tar fur each offense. Extract fnwn the mimnrs, T. WOltTMAN.

Cirri. WllbREAS the linn ol gun and Ihe ttractice of fow lmc in ike public streets, and in the roads at hijhwayi in the vicinity of this city, are frenurnrlr irodictivs of accidents, anddanjre. rout concuences arc always to be ajipre bended BE il ihtrtfurt ordtUKtS lot A furor, Alikrmn, ami Commonalty of tbt CilT Nem-Yvrk, ia Cimmnm CuilcomntJ Sib lartf Aufutt.iWJ. Thai rw person shall hereafter be prrmiited to firs or discharge anv run. tistol.

fo linjr bicce, or fire arms, at anv tilacc on the island of New-York, within ihe distance of fourmiln from the City-Hall, under the uonalty of DUlan for each oOence, lo bs re- covered with costs. And if ihe person so offendint; shall be a min, aprcntke, servant, or slave, the said line shall be recoverable from his father, mother, maiter, or mistreat, together with costs. travidti alufan, that not hine contained in this or dinance shall he construed to extend to the reviews or exercises of any military company or of the atats prison (ranis. Extract from the minutes. IN COMMON COUNCIL, AUGUST 5, 1802.

RESOLVED, That all public Meanirer appointed under Ihe authority of this Board, be and they are hereby required to produce their re- spective commissions to this boaru, or leave lie same at the clerk's office, on or before the first Monday in September next and that all such commistiona ai are not brought in by that time sh(l be void. Ohuerbd, That the above Resolution be publish, ed by The several printers who are employed by this board. tract from the minutes, T. WORTMAN, CUrk. CTOLEN on Sunday afternoon, a melal uilt WATCH, makers name Jameion, Lon don, fashionable fare, the work remarkably well hniihcd.

If offered for sale it is requeued the thief and it may be stopped, information tjiven at this of-fice, and a reward of Five Dollars will be paid. August 9. AN ASSISTANT VVANTtD, in an Academy in the vicinity of New. York. He mutt be a 'good Penman and A romptant.

Apply for further information at the office of this paper. August 1. puncheon Antigua Rum, Landing from British iIimd Henry, on the east side of the Old-slip, are offered for talc by RICHAKU AutruttOlw 7 Water-street. S. HUtitiET, No.

141 Broad-way, respectfully informs his friends, former c'uttom- er, anJ the public in general, that he has re-com- mi'iiceil hutincts and has opened a WINE AND BRANDY CKLLAR. He offers the following qualities of Wine for sale, by the Cask, Gallon or Vjnart Madeira, Sherry, I i mi, nr fl- I I Lithon, 1 Old Hwk, iinwr Chateaux Margaux, 1 vtedoc. Claret, 1 I Bertack, I Champaigne. Old Jamaica Rum in bottles, -Best Cogniac Brandy, and BroWn Stout. August 6 THIS DAY IS PUBLISHED.and for Sale at the BnnkMorc of M.

WARD" A Co. op-polite the City-Hall ALFONSO, KING OF CASTILE. A TRAGEDY. BY M. U.

LEWIS. TEARS AND SMILES, A MIICILl ANtOVS COLLSCTION Of VOSMS, By PETEIl PINDAR, Esq. August' IS Iw LINSEED Ol liOO Kalhins Linseed Oil, Patent Shot, Sheet and Pig Lead, 3 tons Red Lead, I Cahl 16 1-9 inches of the first quality, Anchors assorted from 1 to 80 cwt. With an assortment of Ship Chandlery. A Dinner and Tea Set of Nankin China, consisting of 350 pieces For sale by F.

3t C. BABCOCK. Autuit 6 Iw No. fB Front-street. IfOR SALE An elepan bright bay Horse, 15 1-2 hands high, excellent for Saddle or Harness: mar be aeen and the price made known by applying at Robinson's Stable, Beckman -street.

CAN TA DOMINGO MAHOGANY. 106 Logs, just received by the schr. Three Friends from St. Domingo. For tale by RICHARD I.

TUCKER. 9tv 97 Water-sttet. I Arrived, 150 bixe treh Lisbon LL- MONS, in prime order, 2000 wt. Lisbon ALMONDS, and a tew pounds TONKA BEANS. Also, 100,000 Mar in's best Segars, and 100,090 Goddoid's tls.

For sale by JOHN M'KOY. July IS 148 ANEW small tount PICA, from Wilson's foundery, for sale at this sce, June 28 J. 4 TABLt thewiaf rtso sstsssi si mt ll Mini fcJSM4 the calctria ecnMi qwu- ly ssriods ssd ira fcsal susscuos, by li A TTm- ml mhmm sruif SS ssai Uto ol pes crstsra psr ar i.n it tt iscsist di.U4sl a ccsisa per sssvs, ss lee Urn pevons sf sssJry Acts si H-l'- JJ Jaauary I 1 Atrd Jsiy October Jansr 1 IW April July October January 1 April Jul, October January I IW I0 April July October Jaauary I U04 April (Jtiobet Jaauary 1 101 1107 Aprd J.ly Ofiokcr January I l0l U0 April J-iy ajsassssa ssassaasasaa January I l3 r9 April Jiy Xtober January I 104 UIO April July October January I 1103 lH April July January I l0 1819 April Oi tnber January 1 H01 181 April July October January I ifUfi ISI4 Aprd July October January 1 1809 1813 April uly October lanuary 1 1810 1816 April July October January 1 1811 ISI7 April October January 1 1819 1818 April July October January 1 18IJ 1819 April July Octobur January 18r4 1 IBO fuly' ZZ October January 1 1813 1811 April October January I 1818 1322 April July October January 1 1817 IS23 July1 ZZ ZZ October Januiry 1 H18 1324 July1 ZZ ZZ October Amount due July 1818, Interest thereon, Aswr assttttts. f.OJd.OOO.OlO t.UWl,4M),lxn t.OI.J4.70 '4. 1S 034 417.1V..3H 4.3ll,nVA7 4.471.3 6.io944.4M 1.41 1,4 44 9 01l.yV.69 9.li7.40B.JJ M.I.9I9.7I II.474.44J..VI1 ll.C4o.CI0.9IU 1 1.

110.07 4 IJ.998.639.7it I4.4II.T34.10II l4.ii1,()4,1M II I7.l0.4.79 17. W7.M7.377 17 6rJ.6ol.717 I9.891.019.7IM CO.IOa), 90.491317.117 4D.iK).7l7.Mi 93.lll.72S.l4c, 31.81 1.310.5-;) 4.l68,410,;il 9. 131.007,4.' 4 fi.9l1,97i.J3ri 87.3JJ.907.H4 97.74i.90d.730 30.IJ9.044.24I 30.6ll.4Z9.90i 3 1, 070.60 1, 314 34.009 7I0.J79 34.M9.I1. 9 33.017.6 U77.1 31.463,918,379 38 RtiO 39 244,114 611 39.B3ti.860 691 43 070 9 41.7I6.99J.714 44.1H 47.038. 119.

47.743.914.99 48,460.071.713 49.186.974.819 31.924.779.41 39.703.6il. 131 31.494,204,900 34.996.618.944 37.111,068,973 37.967,734 297 38.837,830,311 39,719,809,066 69,613,606,903 61.5.14,640,291 64,108,162,899 65.47.4.735.34.1 4JM.rr.9M, 1 23 69.484.790.9Vf 70.327,062.819 7l.344.9ri8.76l 74.618,743,293 74.778,424.449 76,91.4,303,809 78.0h9.03.1.366 81,940,068,866 H3.695.549.9W 84,9.10,983,197 83,224.247.945 89.444.626,664 90,891,846,064 91,254,233,904 9.M39.062.4I3 97,073.648.349 98,529,7.13,074 100.000.000.000 1,470,246.926 83,043,703 1,492,300,629 amount of last payment payable 1st October 1818 and 1824. fx 7 A- ri7 value of 100 dollars nominal, will be found hwd-diicling the amount redeemed in anyone quarter, from 100 nominal tMtart, expensed in the stock bearing interest at 6 per cent. raoMcoaaarr's wexklv political secister, or Aran. 10.

SUMMARY OF POLITICS. The first week of peace has as wa expected, produced a considerable rise in the funds, to which, however, the stagnation of commerce, and the consequent inactivity of capital, have largely contributed. The same cau-es have materially favored the bargain lor the loan of 2 which has been concluded on terms full as advantageous lo the public as could have been expected. The new taxes (except those on exports and imports) are such as we approve of, because we have heard none more unexceptionable pointed out. That they a.e heavy weallnv "but, who ever heard ot lVgAMax? The growling of the multitude, about the rise in the price of porter and ol grains, will certainly be despised by the min ister though we hope he will, at ihe same ime, have llie justice to acknowledge, iha same multitude were the o.dy admirers of his peace.

If the clamours of the people, on account of taxes, be a prodf of their sufferings we have never yet had the good foitune to near of a people free from sufferings. The people of America are most assuredly not verburthened yet have they, in the short space of eiijht years, twice risen in a mstore-ist die collection of taxes, imposed by a government, consisting entirely of persons elected by themselves. These insurrections were indeed, partial in their extent but it will be readily conceived, that the which gitve rise to them, were not confined to a corner of the country. This fact is a pretty satisfactory comment on the factious whining ol thoe, who would fain persuade us, thai all our misfortunes arise from taxation. Peace, which has caused ucli a sudden rise in the English funds, has produced a conside- rablc depression in thoiC of Fryice and UarUtf tJsoull trjfk vor lJ inls caf lh mpirit lSfl isvs) roiinlisff.

'veL sfitVn at Ibtcorst'. Ajtsicvaiiusi' 'in jko) Ssrssef is In lh, a certain prsf of dcbstsrsBerH its lh UtrsA- Weto KUyoetj hU pna. ,1 trvani sr s-n, who cntcruia Jugh scti iA naiffisl amJ h) breast glosr wild at I rvo) of lihtinoaj lf, uch a cltinge oM in4sntly rKodurts tjVprsior, in Ihe fund. T1m II great, and indeed ihoonly evil of a national debt, and, general-lr pealing, cf a great acciiinJa-i-w of pt-riwi-al property of adv ott. The btJieM of p.ojetiy ieever'uion lbs? rark, to increase i immeilisie faliet its txrmnunt terurUy being a ronsiirraiiMi ihat never obtrudes list If ihi their mmd.

IK-nce their nevef-ceasing U-mors against war hence live prrcarinus siuia-lion in which llieir couniry i toniiiuaUy lt- ccd hence (he subsen icmy of ataieinen lo the view of money-lender and netx-e irie liaiing. ihe digraceful le tn of wliii li, in tfie Iwou4 inuanrc, LnUnd ha tet civcJ f.otn a bankrupt enhH. It it with g'rat plea Hire we observe a de cline in ihe rage for vi-ning France. The Jtamt lett, ibediusliog, ilws ru eful manners of Paiis have shucked esen ihe most profligate of then who have gone ihither. The OrficisI Ctazeiie rnajf continue io accjsc me vi-itor with bttt we are much mi waken if that will inocate llieir number, eipecialy wlnle the admini ra'ion of ihe police i in ihe hauJi of the active and incxoralL- Fouche.

Tim Moniieur may proceed in il remark on our pubic piiitisand ojr member of pa.lia-menl. We Jial hear it cimmenu ie wiih no emotion, except it beof jitf fr ilm who a.e unfortunate a to merit it prai-e, ami orry we are lo perceive, lhat hit Matestv m.nislert are amongst ihe number. While, however, the Cvxi ulhas, prohab'y, some reason to complain of ihoe who have viiitulhi court, lie hat abundant reason to be satisfied wild olhert who have not. Hi portrait i in irreat req iet amongst the candid part of ou countrymen, and, we a loll, that it i lo he seen, in a medallion, hanging from llie neck of almost every liberal ly in London. I lung navmg no connecnon wnn pirK-, do ncvcrthclust sometimes lead lo pil.tical consequence, or, at K'asi, antx orae son oi characier lo public opinion.

So ha it ha- enii witn tne uiicr oi air joscpn iMiia to he Naiional Inttiitile. The ronlcnl of ihi loiter do, indeed, fully juiify the universal in-dignanlion and digul they have excited yo ha I the letter contained an acknowledgment if the polnical or m.litary degradation of Eng land, we are confident it would, by people in general, have pa-ed unrcproved. But, to n.K Ltim our inferiority in the all oficning tci- 1 gt It enccs in tlie ptHian'nropic urn oj peace, i an offence not ea ily foigiven. LikeSparkish inihenlay, we quietly put up with cheat and coward, but woe be unto him who shall dispa rage our partt. The possesion of cohmie, the commanJ of continents and of ocean; pood faith to our a'lie, and even our own do- i mesne inaepenaenrc, matters bimiui wiiiuii we are by no meant mulish but, for Ihe su periority in squcezinir of simple or diec'ling of earwigs, we are ready to contend lo despe ration.

I In i our ucepuule point, and it i not less wonderful than unfortunate, that Bonaparte, in all the jostling and hustling, all the cuffing and kicking he has given us, never happened to find it out. On the venial sins ol the definitive treaty we did not intend to trouble our readers with any comment but the short and puny paper, which will be round in soi, seems to call for a word of The ministerial print wet very early in informing the public, that the definitive treaiy nau securea an indemnification for thelosse of the Hou.e of Orange, the merit of which they ascribed solely to the British negociators. VV lien, in deed, we came to see ihe treaty iielf, ihe important point ol who was to be at the charge of this indemnification, wa found to be entire ly omitted neve tlieless, a the lasses were c'lea ly stated to have arisen fom the seizure of private properly and from the change in the constitution of Hvllond, there could be no doubt but the indemnification wa to come from lhat country. But behold, Mr. R.

J. Schim-melpenninck now tells us, that his country i not lo refund one single stiver on ihi account. That France will not give a sou toward i', is certain. 1 he word pay has long been a fx-n -lied from her vocabulary. Who, then, is to discharge this indemnification Have we ob tained permission to do it ourselves or are we to assist in extorting it from some defenceless bishoprick of Germany i Tnat empite ha been taken by Buonaparte as a re.

real for hose he has ruined, as a sort ot ia low, vthere cast-off princes are turned out to graze unless, i herefore, we arc, some how or other, to share in the expense of the arrangement we are now peaking of, the making of us a party lo it -eems to have been totally supei fluous. A Duich paper, the llaerlain Courant, of 'he 1st inst. contains certain remarks on llie definitive treaty, which ae so important in and contain such strong evidence of having been inserted in that paper by authority, hat we are unwilling lo lose a moment in laying a transla ion of them before our readers. When we recollect the situation, to which the Bai avian Republic had been reduced by the war, ve have reason to wish ourcoun- trymen most sincerely joy, on ihe unexpect ed turn ot our affairs, ho could have thought, two years ago, of a peace in gene- ral so favorable who would have flattered himself, that this republic would have been restored to the possession of all those nume rous colonies, which had been taken trom her during the war It is true we lose Ceylon 'but, Surinam, Esscq jibo, are restored lo us and in such most flour-' iMiing stale ion, lhat ihe increase of I hose set- ements amply compensates for the loss of Ce)lon tparticulttrfytiiiec the English hate been obliged lo renounce the pretcmion tht had mad: of bting aUo-jxd to navigate uiih t.lcir ts. our ajtLpi to tt if rrvd are riaai.

led in the fu I po.NOuii of IheCapo) ofUuod I lfp lr" sal i much imptoved slate, fcy the Igih tnkim of tlx tMiniiive Treaiy (explsiiiissf at it by thst srpaals rtsivnuioo, iigJ (hstsuttf day bet wren the Fienctt and Buaviaa Ptisi. the ctuimi tsf Voat fss- mrwt-iirtlj ft and Ihaj ptent ton dilution ff toe Bsiavisn so. em.ilvaikiviwl fdgud by Ihi Republic is Ihe same Umo) Lbtvu4 Uttrn all olligaaion lo any rrKirmiiirratiusj vlialrvrr. In conecfrrrtco of the care which ha been taken sTJsy resrWc Ike cotaruciedinuemcr rrrni-rt ww iW, osr rsrfV, pMfticmJJrlj i rtlutt to our conmexium vitk India, been freed from ihote farmrr. 1 1 smile our utlianct tuiik Creul-Eriuas, to burthentome losa.

he humil aiing tJjijiirn of lowering our flag brt'ore the tnish rfup. to reit which our fo.tlkhert made uch strong. Iwl unutTffMl eCirts, kit entirety ceuted ii comefuenct of the pete nt maty. -Z. Oar repuLlic a-l Aviti tj any Mteanj renou.

ced ker cl'iim to eompenmtina far die cap- tare of our thipt detained isv4 Briiisk ports, our aterik'in i uuiy rrsr auurrd, tkatikt fUfa- inn miniver, who vilt retide is) 1tmton; of-' tcrthe ruttfiiution.uitl ate hi aiasoat rsoVa- rorr (aurtenMy to the ttipulotloaa costtaUeH in the I nric of the trea, retptettntU tuiini of thi teifueutruiiomi) to rvpporttke minis uhkh wilt be made in comatokemf- 4 that article, and to liquidate our favV prs tenioit. Tho econJdi'ra'ion, of which no impartul inhabi atil of ihi rejilJic ts illom-' iet ihe tru makes crmtidcr the pcaoeof Amien a an event of ibeMlmu-J. iuM.vtanre to our republ'cj end we it yrLn liA'ltA 1 1 management of tKir inlneUsat ihe CHiTe, has acq iiied newt laJmt to lie esteem of hit fill iw and lo the confi Jence of Ihs. government. Thi i a conoJing exptiMtion of ihe Definitive Treaty, as far a relates to ibe which have rclcienr-e to llie Ba.

avian Kepub ic; and we tnav venture predict, lhat he French and Spailf-h will not be less ingeniou in discovering Ihe advanlagst ihey have obtained over ut, nor resukite in I IVk.ll tneir coiit ljuvni ucumntn. iikm iuuk iu ee an enutm-ra ion of all the hinour, priviltv- ge, and right, which iwo have abandoned by hr. ires' fall a we are, wo shall recoil at tbe coniemtiLlion of our disgrace. It may, bo said, nut tne position nere men-lioned by the Djtch, are no hing more than in- ferences. Tin inileed, true but they are inference fa'rlv deduceil and, if ihey wre otherwise, if ihe argument were ever to knotty, lot it be recnllcccd, that Bjonaparle wears a sword.

We sometime ago observed pagi 191), that Spain and Holland were ihe instrument of the ambition anJ malice of France that she would stand al their back, and bid them worry us with vexaliou tfe mands that we had despised them their pusillanimity and weakness, but that, coveted by the shield of shriull Hod heni bold and formidable Tliese rt1 marks are now about to be verified to ihe oti most stretch of their meaning. -We shall certainly tVrc in peace, for iheir is no power earth, however ooniemp: ible, to whom we shaH dare to refuse any thing. France iviU always4 be the umpire, and Buonaparte will always wear a sword. That -demand ol tlte Dutrrt, which it ought to give us theloAst pain to villi in is nrrfLf 1 1 lliat tsrhirh wil. five tit th most.

We allude to the claim t-fi-trqueurttcd orra-ther conA'tcnrcrf profierty. Ttiitfu'idiialwiyt disagreeable, epecialiy af er the money is spent. If we are righ.Iy informed three millions of ihe Dutch property have been appropriated lo the use of government. It i no matter another halfpenny per. pot on porler will be no -nore than a just punishment lor ine pase-nes of those, who are now wil ingly preparing io dluminate their houses, for the purpose of celebrating the disgrace ol Iheir couniry.

FOa TiiK iuV.cHlSO POST, When men lake llie liberty of appealing fo the pul iic about their private qtiancL, ran be done with nooiher view than lo influence public opinion in favor of tlitHnsc-lves. In all ch case, and moie esneciallv in: the squab- besof poliih'al very--person has a I iglit ot Invest iga ing lie matters in question, and hi sentiments lo hi fellow citizens, thai he and tliev may know where to cen ure or wheie to ap) laud. The aie duel between Mr. Swarf woul and Mr. inton is a ma.ler of this kind.

The b. avery of the former i much eclebtated, the behavior of the lat er is geneially stigma ixed. Bui le. examine into fact, thai we may see whe.her the unfortunate cupril has been justly or unjustl) arraigned. Mr.

Clinton declare in his letter to Mr. Swarlwout, that the offensive expreisions, bar and scoundrel, which he had applied lo Mr. Swarlwout, were predicated on a fullonric- lion lhat Mr. Swarlwout had represented liirii. Mr.

Clinton, as governed by wtworUy motivet in the controversy respecting Mr. Burr. This being tbe foundation of the quarrel il will not be amiss'to consider it a little particulaily. It should however le observed, lhat no proof ha yet been produced in support of Mr. Clinton full conviction, which tnereiore stanas vu uj ground of a mere assertion.

Bttt supposing that Mr. Swarlwout had actually represented Mr. Clinton governed by unworthy motives, the first thing lhat strikes the mind is, whether the representation founded in truth and justice, or in falebood and mHlevt.ljnce for surely if ihe.e were good grounds to believe it irue, any man and every man had a right to ay so and Mr. Clinton had po right to recent it. And will any man ho Mr.

C.inton'i conducl the-Council of AppotnCment, llie many rrud dismissions from oflice, and Uie. many very unxorlhy appointoietits made to etnee, be at.