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7' king Xerxes; Oth, lastly, of the Pha A luchan; and whose history raons. first cough to the lust blister, by cheapness, superior advantages, and easy and early execution. When this report is received, it is to be presumed, the Board will be prepared to act Until it is received, it would be hazardous to come to any decision upon the route; and it is understood that the Board, according collectively and C)e Rational alette -inflicted upon every new comer turn. Relieved from this fire by lilure of ainmiinitiou, some bus country cenileman takes, you and seizinr on vour button VillLADEIA'UlA. THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1823.

to heavens the tailors would sew them tighter plunges you incontinently into individually with the public sentiment entertain no predeliction for any parti Our outside form contains a forcible The prevailing opinion at Vera Crua was, that he would be taken and beheaded, as several different forces were in pursuit. last advices from Mexico were of the 14th of March; the Ernpe-: ror was then at Tacebaya, with all his forces, ammunition, state carriages, on. his way to Valladolid. The whole country had turned against him, and the revolutionary army would soon enter Mexico. On the 26th of January, negotiations commenced on the part of the Imperial army then beseiging Vera Cruz, with Gen.

St. Anna, the Republican Chief. Many propositions were made by Gen. Echavarii, the commander of the be seigingarmy, all of which were rejected, until the 1st of Feb. when the stipulations of St.

Anna were complied with, a sea of grand jury pontics, uuguuuuuj rlism.tes ahoui came, the intricate ope and instructive address which is to cular route, but. reserve themselves on this subject, until they have the means of deciding which is the best. That the the society as dull as a Methodist meeting. To be simple, and natural, on the other hand, goes far; and it is not untl sual to find even aged females (those synonymes for bore, among the half witted,) extremely agreeable, upon no other fund than this simplicity and a little good sense. One source of the agreeable is sym pathy.

A noisy, obstreperous, story-telling, song-singing invader of eais, is deemed agreeable in the club, of which he is the centre; and a prosing, long winded follower of the doublings of a hare, the patient historiographer of the clay's labour of a pointer are good com pany in the society of country-squires. To this cause we must attribute the rarity of agreeability among the cultivators of abtruse science, and among men of high-toned character, who have little in common with the mass of mankind, rations of a turnpike act, intrigues for submitted this evening to the meeting draining a duck-pond, and manoeuvres to be held at. Judd's Hotel. The subjec Canal shall be made, they consider to be determined, by the voice of their fellow- oftheChesapeake and Delaware Canal is for inclosing a common Veruro obi ove furto, raoi bo periere Spem mentita scges, bos est encotus araiulo;" one of great importance, and there citizens and the nation: how, is a second ary consideration. fore, request attention to the following it becomes almost impossible to hold out longer; and one is tempted not to wait 'I hen as to the means the money POST OP PHILADELPHIA Arnn ltt Hiou WiTin, (to-day) 1 h.

12 min. CL KAHK I) I'KS'J 'K OA Schrs. Thomas Eliza, alliice, Newbern, N. Bevan 3 Porter; Susan, Wallace, Newborn, Snowden t9 Wagner; sloops Thomas Ijf Eliza, Ivey, Nrwbcm, ilo.j Ann, Salkeld, N. Castle, J.

Le Fevre. CLKAUEJi rmS DAY, Brig Clio, Burkhart, Buenos Ayrcs, W. J. Paxson; Schrs. Joseph, Sears, St.

Eustatia, L. R. Thai lier (J Fourth of July, Grover, Laguira, Haven IS Smith. BEJ.OIV, Ship America, Eldridge, 102 days from Madras. Brig Cyno, Tear, from Messina.

Brig Fanny, Hidelins, from Buenos Ayres. Brig Feliciana, Brown, from New Orleans'. The ship Henry, Paleski, of and for Uks port, from Calcutta via Madras, put into Pon-dicherry with loss of anchors and cables fitted and sailed again 4 days before the Amt' rica. Arrived at Boston, brig Homer, Foster, 1 19 days from Calcutta. Ship Liverpool Packet, Bi khart, of Philadelphia, from Savannah for Liverpool, at Kin-sale in distress.

Sloon Sally i Amelia, Dougherty, cleared at New York yesterday wv this port. Schr. pacific, Davis, hence at Penacola. Schr Eliza Jane, Cohb, cleared at Boston on Saturday for til is port. The ship Hannibal, Post, 60 days from the Brazil Banks, arrived at Sag Harbour 26tt ult.

with PJOO whale oil, and 4000 lbs. of bone NEW YORK', April 9. Arrived, schr. Fly, Boy. Vera Cruz, 17 days Left 21st March, brin Neptune's Barire.

of Neur Y.n t- for the media de node, but to take and this must rest with the public. Ca additional information on the subject. 'lhe Chesapeake and Delaware Canal. nals are not constructed with words or one's horse at once, and be off at a tan- good wishes. and the siege raised.

In the afternoon of eent As a meeting is called at Judd's Hotel This Evening, by which it is understood Upon this subject we flatter ourselves By this time, however, relief arrives to be the intention of several public-spi in the shape of a luncheon (people with a belief that there will be no difficulty. Delaware, it is known, has already given 25,000 dollars; Maryland who have nothing to do, always eat lun and whose thoughts, habitually turned inward, are incapublejof external demon rited gentlemen to bring forward plan by which the general support cheons) and then follows the tiresome, draireline, lounicinpr walk, without ob our fellow citizens may be secured to 50,000 dollars, and Pennsylvania 100,008 stratioi), except on great occasions. dollars; and it cannot be supposed that Tor a somewhat similar reason, mo ject and without animation: or, perhaps, the inhabitants of this wealthy city are wards the execution of this work, a brie exposition of the measures recently ta ken by the Directors of the Company thers of large families are uniformly de that day, Gen. Echavarri entered the city, amidst the huzzas of the people -He was met by Gen. St.

Anna at the gales of the city, and received with open arms, and was thence escorted to the Palace. On the following day he departed for Jalapa. On his anal there, a correspondence commeno, ircjtween him and the minister of wai i "ch resulted in nothing of importance On the ITih, the great Republican Chief, Guadeloupe Victoria, entered Vera Cuz, with every manifestation of joy. In (worst ot all,) mat consummation, ui so indifferent to their own interests, ficient in the agreeable, being wholly bore a drive to pay a visit. Oh: ye, who.

inhabitine a ereat city, have no either as members of the community, or together with such as are now in the pre-occupied with the cares and delights course of being executed, and others of maternity, and absorbed in contempla as stockholders, as to refuse to contribute what, with the contributions from which are contemplated, may not be un lion of the great qualities of Tommy, or acceptable or without advantage the budding beauties ot the infant Jane. It is well known that the Directors of 1 he scarcity of agreeability exalts it th States before mentioned, and the other resources of the company, will enable the Directors to proceed in the speedy execution of this great and useful link in the chain of intercourse. anticipation of this event, the crown I. i 1 i i iiuiuiuu uau uccu uurnc in me puolic the Company, many years ago, after an examination of the ground by the most able Engineers then to be procured, had determined the route of the Western in our estimation above far more important attributes. For, to be agreeable, implies, of necessity, no virtue, if it be not that of good nature; and a very square and the Tree of Liberty planted It is to be hoped then that the meet upon it, under which ictoria passed on ing of this evening will be well attend other ideas excited by these words, than a peregrination through Bond street and the squares, dropping a ticket here and a compliment thdre, a how d'ye do" at one house, and a.

don't forget" at another, little do ye dream of the misery of a morning visit in the country. First, out come'the four horses and the outriders, all in apple-pie coachman's wig in full buckle, and the lady visitants in full demi-toilctte (excuse the off you set for seven or more miles of cold splashing through the deep ruts of by-roads and lanes; the carriage windows all closed, to stew you in your own steam, or lowered to intro duce the winter's flaw," and give you agreeable creature may be a downright his way to the Palace. On arriving at section of the canal, it being understood that the course by which it was to be villain. Whatever value may be set upon the palace, he with St. Anna, presente themselves at the balconies with wreath continued eastwardly to the tvaters of the Delaware, should be the subject of the higher qualities of head or heart, we are still more intolerant of dulness than of laurels on their brows, which th ed; and, if the result of its proceedings Should be a well digested plan for seconding the efforts of the Directors by obtaining a liberal and general subscription from the citizens, those gentlemen who have 'convened it, and taken a zea ulterior consideration, he progress people insisted upon their wearing.

of vice, and prefer too often an agreeable companion to a true friend few davs after this, the Marnuis de Vi made in its execution, and the causes its suspension, have often been comma baneo, commander of the Imperial Nil ego sanus amico. troops at Puebla, declared for ictona lous part in the design, will merit and receive the public thanks. nicated to the Public. When, however, a general enthusi says Horace; and iii so saying bears involuntary testimony to the triumph of St. Anna, and Liberty! asm was manifested in favour of resum Another consideration probably had its weieht lhe Lmperor, immediately on hi the agreeable over the estimable.

ing th work in the autumn of 182 1, hearing ot this, dispatched to Puebl in flt-layiag the decision on tlte route. Shares to a largu amount are yet to be subscribed, anil it it desirable, that all who have an interest may have a voice in that important question. the Board chosen during the succeed two Commissioners, Gen. Negrete, and ing winter, comprising several new Heriera, Secretary ot State, to tret't in members, with the most active and some manner lor the preservation zealous of the former board, unanimous himself and his crown. On their arriva The late intelligence received at New Scientific and Literary Travels.

Professor Nevi has been employed by the Emperor of Russia to make researches in the steppes of Independent Tartary, and to examine the course of the Oxus, and the towns of Balk and Sarmacand. The expedition will extend perhaps as far as the Lake Saisan. Am Gen. Negrete immediately embraced ly determined that they would consider the route of the canal absolutely de novo York from Mexico, confirms what we published on Tuesday concerning the the popular cause, and Herrera return schr. Junius, of Baltimore, a'-rived 15th, bound to Tampico.

Schr. George Washington, Wilson, had sailed for Philad A French ship Spanish brig of war were also in port The ship Rawlins, of London, ar. on the 25th Feb. with a luaole cargo from Hamburg-, and, iiled 2d of March for Atyarado, to take in specie for Jamaica. Befcw, packet ship Hercules, Gardner, fin.

Liverpool; saili Feb. Miip Natchez, fm-Bordeanx. Sailed this morning, bris Spartan, Dickinson, for Havre; Adums, Perk, for Antwerp; Hannah, Mason, for Tenerifie. BOSTON, April 7. Arrived, schr.

Gprev, Harding, Havana, 12. Left, 26th ult. briga" Adiline. for Antwerp; Orion, from bile; Hind, Flora, Echo, Levant, and Albeit, all loading for Portland; schr. Evergreen, from Salem, just arrived having been chased out of the Bay of Matanzas by two piratical boat and in running down fur Havana, was bli-fced to throw over her deck load, to get clear of a piratical schooner.

The brig Alert, of Portsmouth, from New Orleans, ith a deck load of hogs, had just arrived Oil' the Moro, she was boarded in the night by two piratical boats, with six men each, and Captain Charles Blunt tutis kilted and thrtmtn overboard The cook was stabbed and thrown in among the hogs, and nearly eaten up before being Several of the Crew were badly-wounded, and the brig robbecl. Also air. barque American, Bourne, from Campeachy. Also, schr. Rover, from Surinam.

Left a number of Northern vessels. Mary, Shedden, from Wilmington, arrived at Brandt's Point 3d March. Spoke on Sunday, lat. 38, long. 72, schr.

Naomi, of Fliilad. 22 hours from New York fur Port au Prince. Also, schr. Billow, Halifax, 6. 'Sloop Jav, 10 days from Ntfw York, arrived arch 30- free from all bias in consequence of ed without any particular audience with situation of Turbide.

He was' on the the former decision: that with this view, the tooth-ach. On arrival, you find a cold drawing-room, with the fire just lighted, and smoking, of course. After some half quarter's preparation, enter the lady of the house, cold as her room, and formal as the regiment of chairs marl shalled with the drum-major of a sofa at their head, along its walls. The con versation a repetition of all you have already heard in the morning, with some episodes to give time for the entrance of the luncheon (mew. your second luncheon) which is never ready.

At last the moment of parting arrives: you curi'sy, bob and return to your carriage to skelter back your seven mile home, with the additional agrement of a snow-storm and darkness. These are pleasant preliminaries for the Republican Chiefs. The Emperor then proposed to establish the Congress verge of ruin, and if he has fallen into the ablest engineers now to be had bassadors have been previously sent tu the hands of his adversaries, the loss of should be employed: that such parts of and to proceed agreeably to its decrees prepare the way in these countrie This" was refused, and a demand was which are so little known; there is rca his crown is not all the penalty to which he may have been subjected. We do not the Peninsula as had been less attended to, should be thoroughly explored: that re-surveys of the old route should also of made of his crown, with a promise son to think, that at least much geo protection to his person, until a Con graphical knowledge will result from think that any throne can stand on this the expedition. continent.

In a new scheme, or propos be made, and the supplies of water relied upon re-examined, and generally gress should convene, who alone should clirect in what manner he should be That public-spirited nobleman, Count ed system of government, published at that such information should be obtain disposed of. Komanzofi, who fitted out, at his" ow Vera Cruzt under the names of General ed as would afford a minute topographi On the 2tst of March, a despatch was expense, the expedition kotze Santa-Anna, and Guadalupe Victoria cal description of that part of the coun encountering at dinner the same laces received at Vera Cruz, dated at Puebla, bue for circumnavigating the globe, ha vengeance is denounced against Iturbide on the 14th, stating that the army was sent out travellers to cross the ice from you have been seeing every day till vour eves ache. All the good stories the eastern coast of Asia to the wescri to move from that place on the lolluwing for his usurpation of power, his perju try through which the canal must pass with the hills, bottoms, streams, See, which it presents. For the accomplishment of this de are moreover exhausted, the got-up vvi coast ol America. day to surround llurbidc.

ries, intrigues, The new Mexican expended, and the prescribed topics of The Republican army is divided and directed as follows: Gen. Bravo advances Professor Rask, of Copenhagen, the author of an Icelandic and Anglo-gaxon sign, Mr. William Strickland was first Congress will organize free institutions God grant that these, may remain un the day discussed and worn out. Unless some one of the company has been kind for Chaleo; Inclou for Toluca; Negrete Grammar, has been for some Urn employed by the Board. He was recom mended not only by his established re disturbed; Our wishes are more lively enouirh to go out skaittngon horseback lor Ayotto; Echavarri for Guadaloupe studying Sanscrit at St.

Petersburg The late gale was experienced at Halifax, but no damage was done. than our hopes. putution for zeal and ability, but by his and has broken his own or bis horse's and Barragan for Guatillau. Another with the view of proceeding to the Bir man empire, to study the Pali language bones, for the amusement of the. party having recently returned from Europe, where he had taken pains to acquaint division was ordered for St.

Augustine tie Las Caevas; Gen. Victoria command In 'the New York Evening Post of noihine remains but the claret for and the sacred books of the Buddhists DF.STJIUCTJO.Y OF .1 PIRATE. The schooner Scott, Capt Scott, of Balti- himself with the principles and con eeltinff throusrh the long lone even ed at Vera Cruz; Gen. Lobarto was at He proposes to inquire into the origin Tuesday, a Traveller" complains heavily of the New Jersey Turnpike Com Guamanthe with 600 men. The whole incr.

of the languages ot the north in the more, arrived at Charleston on the 1st inst. in 14 days from Kingston, Jamaica. March. 22d, Capentias, in Cuba, W. S.

39 miles, was boarded bv H. B. cutter Grpirian. urlw, struction of many oT the most famous canals in Great Britain, as well as some on the continent. His report, surveys, It is under these circumstances that Republican force was estimated at 7 to mountains of Caucasus.

pany for the stte of the road between we become acquainted with the full va 8000; that of the Emperor consisted of Trenton andN w' Brunswick. There and map are before the Board. 1000 to 1500. T. Lacour, the director of the free informed them of her having completely destroyed famous piratical schr.

La Cata, on lue of agreeability; and know the worth of the man who in the worst of times" no describing," he says, the terrific con. Next Mr. John Randel, Jr. of New Gen. St.

Anna sailed from the Island school of design and painting at I3or- the 20th ot Ma ch. off the Isle of ition in which it is. Yet toll is demand York, was engaged, a gentleman like of Sacrifice (one league from Vera has within himself the sources of amuse about 20 minutes action. Stic had on boar.l deaux, has published an important Essay on Egyptian Hieroglyphics. He has ed.

This is a gross imposition. Some wise of undoubted talents and industry. inent. To describe what agreeability is Cruz) on the 21st of March, with 100 men, and 8 ctins it was sunDosed lhe ni- tie has made his report, with map, means should be devised to render the squadron of 1 brig and 4 schrs. having in what it consists, is next to an im adopted for his motto the following pas estimates, proposing a route and on board 300 to 400 troops, for Tampico.

sage from Clement of Alexandria: possibility. It is a quality rather to be felt than understood, and far-more sus great thorough-fare from Philadelphia to New York, at least passable without rate had 30 men killed three were made prisoners, and the rest made their escape on tha shore, where horses were in readiness to convey thern into the interior. Considerable quantities of goods were found on board the pirate, part of which were saved bv the Grecian, and 1 he supposed object of this expedition Sunt Hebraicis similia Egyptorum plan varying materially from Mr Strickland's, and from that which had been was to intercept the shipment of a large aenigmata. Indeed the whole of his xtreme danger. recommended by former Engineers.

sum of money, belonging to Iturbide, system is comprehended in those few ceptible of being enjoyed than analyzed. It is an aggregate of many particulars, differs in different subjects, and depends in some measure on the company as 1 he information and opinions given said to be on board a Spanish packet words. 1 he author opinions are more Col. Steele White, of Savannah, was the remainder were destroyed. She engaged the G.

under piratical colours, namely red at which was to sail next day for Itavanna tully developed in the following para by each of these gentlemen are of vast importance; nor are they less acceptable illed on the 29th ult. He was return the lore, with a black en sum and whit, 1 he squadron lately purchased in the graph of his introduction: About ing trom a horse race, mounted on a cause they have arrived at different dant, which she hoisted on firing the first gun she had the must destructive kind of shot United States by Iturbide, is entirely well as on the person himself in whom it is found. Generally speaking, an agreeable person should not be a man of twelve years ago, the examination of pinted animal, which took fright, conclusions between themselves, and some Egyptian hieroglyphics suggested hauled up, with the exception of I gun on board. The sustained but little damap-e. both differing from other Engineers.

strom? oassions, or ot deep views or plunged into the woods, and dashed the rider against a tree. His death was al boat and I schr. and the officers and and but two of her men were but siio-htUr to me the idea of analyzing the Hebrew For this difference confirms, if confirma wounded The three piratical prisoners were feelings; he should have vanity enough men, with the exception of a very few, language, and ot comparing the prim most instantaneous. discharged. tive elements of that language with those to be taken to Jamaica.

The Grecian was commanded by Lieut. John Cowley, 50 men on board. 1 he British sloop of war Ranger ar ot the hieroglyphics. Ihis comparison The British naval commander on the the more strongly excited my curiosity, tion were what has always been said, that the practicability of the canal is undeniable; and that the only question to be finally decided is, vihat route ought to be preferred? And this mainly depends on comparative expense, Jamaica station has remonstrated against as 1 was convinced that the Hebrew lan to wish to please, and not sufficient to be wholly engaged with himself. There are men of the most lively and brilliant wit, with minds stored with anecdote, who are extremely wearisome in society, simply because they are not good listeners, and take no pains to make the company satisfied with themselves, to the intamous decree of Oeneral Morales.

rived at Vera Cruz on the 22d of Feb. with a Mr. Mackay, an mf the government on board, who was to have proceeded to the Emperor; but on find guage was very nearly the language '0 Chesapeake and Delaware Canal. -Those citizens who feel interested in enmplet-g the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal, are re A Curacoa paper, however, of the 1st of March renders to that commander which was spoken in Egypt at the period when the Israelites, under the guidance and a due consideration of the advantages mg the country in the hands of the the following tribute of praise, to which quested to attend a meeting to be held on. THIS EVENING, 10th inst at Jukl' Hotel, preciselv which are in a degree peculiar to each of Moses, left that country, after having Republicans, he embarked on board the Ranger, and sailed, as was said, for Ha- route.

draw out each man in his turn, to return sojourned in it aoove iour nunctreu at half past 7 o'clock, to Uke into eon.iueradaa simple plan for effecting that grand object. Still the Board do not rest here. De we are inclined to think he is justly en titled: He is a sober, perserving fellow, and has done much with tittle means. I vanna. him his own thoughts in a new or a net- years.

A little further on, M. Lacour terminedas far as in them lies, by every ter dress, and to flatter him with the adds, that he is persuaded the Hebrew Delegation A meeting nf fh reasonable precaution to endeavour to fancy that the novelty is his own. With Port-au-Prince The official Gazette language was in Egypt the sacred lan understand he neither gambles, drinks fix upon the best and cheapest route, out the aid of some one possessed of guage, the language of the mysteries Delegates of the sevcr.l Hose ant Engine Companies, is reuuested on SaturHa evening next, the lith inn. at 7 o'clock, at the Hall of Uie Phiiix Hole Company, on important business. wine, nor spends his time with or after and regarding themselves as acting this talent, society is apt to fall into the women; and if all his opponents had under a high responsibility to the public, hands of some egregious coxcomb, who and symbols; and that he is equally satisfied that what is called the Copt was, on the contrary, the language of the lower these virtues without his vices, Colom and to the Stockholders, who reasona University of Pennsylvania.

bia would have been long, since free has no other qualification lor possessing the general ear," than impudence and bly desire that a canal shall be made orders of the people and of idolatry, from him or any Spanish force." with the least practicable expenditure, self-suflicience. ijrofessor Rating, win de- li'rr the Intrwhn Lecture to his Courses of Mineralogy and eniistrv. anntied in th 1 he labours of M. Champollion, iun. Agreeability is a much rarer and more of Hayti of the 16th of March, contains a circular from the President to his officers, orchwing the strictest watch, fulness all along the coast, to prevent the introduction of sugar, rum, Stc.

from their neighbouring islands, to the discouragement of national industry and to the encouragement of slavery. By official letters from the commandants of those districts, who, in compliance with the recommendation of the President, had personally inspected the on the Egyptian Writing, advance pro and in the most convenient and effectual manner under these impressions, the From the New York American, April 8. gressively, and furnish new. results It has been for some time in contem difficultly attainable excellence among women, than with men; owing to their Directors have engaged the services of Arts," THIS EVfjJXN at six o'clock. The Members tp th American Philosophical Society, and ol th Andnny of Natural Sciences, are reapectfiillTrinvitel to attend.

April 10lt which are interesting both to archaeolo plation by the sages in Albany, who, su perintend the interests of the Treasu Mr. Beni. Wright of New I oi which more circumscribed intercourse with gy and historical criticism. His alphabet the world, and their more defective edu of the Phonetic hieroglyphics, by means ry, to convene a legislative caucus, for it is expected will be had during the en suing month, together with such assist- Geological Lectures in the ofwhich he has read on the monuments cation. We are indeed most frequently indebted to a slight dash of coquetry in the purpose of getting the only indirect testimony it will be in their power to ance as may be required from Mr, of Egypt the names of or Roman Randel.

females, when we pass our time agreea Emperors, has just been confirmed and get of the disposition of New York to un ftir. Wright judgment it is extended by applying it to more ancient favour Mr. Crawford views to the bly in their society. Clever women are too often tranchantes, or too pedantic, to monuments, the dale of which it also needless to say the Board place great reliance, because with scientific knowledge, it is known he combines great Presidency. 1 his is to be enected by a recommendation to the Congressional serves to fix.

We can already state, that agricultural concerns of the country, it appears that the crops are unusually large this season, and that the numerous young plantations of coffee, cane and cocoa, promise a proportionate increase for several succeeding seasons. Indeed, it seems probable that the intention bestowed on the interna! improvement of guided by this hieroglyphic alphabet, M. Representatives ot this State, that they meet in caucus at Washington, with please; while a tool is the wnole antipodes away from agreeability. But when one finds a female truly agreeable, there is nothing in the round of life so fascinating-, so enjoyable! Beauty cloys; wit Champollion has discovered and read experience in the construction of Canals. -He has long been employed as a Chief Engineer in planning and execut- the names ot the Pharaohs, that is to other Republicans, and nominate a can say, the kings of the Egyptian race, carved on the great nvnamenis of the first didate, which candidate is also to be recommended to the Republicans of the ng the New xork Canals.

In the per dazzles and fatigues; but genuine agree- V.it republic in various ways, must produce very extensive and valuable results. ohilitv is as durable as it is -exquisite style. These names are, 1st, those of State as the legitimate President of the formance of his duties there, he has given entire satisfaction, and received the AN Introductory Lecture to a Course of Lectures on Geology, will be delivered. ia the French Language on Saturday next, at seven o'clock. P.

M. in the Court Runm under the Philadelphia Museum, by Dr. G. ROOST, Professor of Mineralogy lo that Institution. Scientifio and literary guil.utco are respectfully invited to attend; Ajwillu.

l.it The Albion Newspaper. TUE next, or 43d No. of the Albiont ill contain, at full length, the late celebrated SPEKCHKS ol the Enr. of l.utRniot, the Ut. Hon.

Mr. Peel, anil Ma. Uboushim, on the SPANISH QUESTION. AUo the SPEECH ot' the new Chancellor op trie Excrkcckr on OPENING THE BUDGET. An extra quantity ol' this number will be struck off to suppiy suca persons as are desirous of possessing those fine, uftdcis ol' Parliamentary elmjuence.

Application may be made to MR. HAKNAKD, Agent fur the Alhion, at Jitdd's Hotel. Album Office, New York, April Sih, 18-23. April lO 13t The male sex has nothing like it; no Farmers are rendered answerable for the five kings of the sixteenth dynasty; party. Such is the amount of a project which we have known for some time to ndivided approbation of the State Com every idle person found on their pre 2d, of Amasis, Ch6bron, Amenophis missioners and the public; and, what mises, and probably to this in a great de Amersis, Misphres, Misphragmuthosis, be in agitation, and which we are inclin reatly adds to his pretensions, he has iuthmosis, Amenophis Horus, Ha ed to believe will be earned into effect, been completely successful in accomplish- gree is due the increase ot industry noticed by the officers.

The old roads are in some places undergoing repairs, rnesses Rathoris, Harnesses Amenophis, or Rrmesses of the eigh much ot the greatest work ot the New York, April 9. From Mexico. The schr. Fly, Capt. and the condition of the inhabitants is teenth dynasty; 3d, of Harnesses IV.

kind ever undertaken in any country, and within a time short above all pre improving. We notice an advertise lie great, He messes Amenophis, thing so winning, nothing so delightful, nothing so intoxicating. Hours, days, years under its influence, roll unper-ceived away;" and a long life will not suffice to exhaust its powers. To be agreeable, the desire to please is not sufficient. Often, indeed, the very effort mars the design.

Quoters, strainers after points and antitheses, are any thing on the face of the earth but agreeable: and it often occurs, that when even men of wit and celebrity are bvought together for the express purpose of Boyer, arrived at this port on Tuesday cedent. ment for a new school, in which will be evening, in 15 days Irom Vera Cruz- and Harnesses of the nineteenth dynasty; 4th, Smendes, chief of the The duty of Mr. Wright will be to re-examine the plans and estimates of taughfr reading, writing, French gram-mer, history, geography, mythology, and mathematics. sailed 25th March. The news by this vessel is of a very important nature.

Another Revolution has taken place in is predecessors to weigh and com twenty-first dynasty; 5th, of Sesonchis and of Osorchon, of the twenty-second dynasty; 6.h, of Osorthos, of the twenty pare their respective reports to test Postponed Sale. No. VF, Freeman's Ileal Estate KegiMer. riMili sale of Real Estate in Wood M- street, which was to have taken puce This F.Tening, is unavoidauty postponed, until 'i'tsim. day Eftmn, the 12th inst.

at ball past o'clock April 10. that interesting country. The Emperor Iturbide had fled from Mexico for the heir accuracy by a view of the ground, HE It, Thii morning, the Pennsylvania Hospi hird dynasty; 7th, of Psanunitichus nd finally to report to the Board that Nechao, and Psammitichus of the 7 interior, with about three hundred men. m-ikine a charming oay ot it, mutual vi. z.

tal, Richard Nesiit, hi the ruth year of Ins plan and route which are recommended, jHis imeniion w- to rMch Valladolid I apprehension and mutual e3ort render twenty-sixth dynasty; 8th, the Persian.