The Philadelphia Inquirer from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania • 1

fiRr ii i MS AND LITERARY PRINCIPLES AND MEN. THURSDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER 27, 1823. Vol. IV. No.

952. The. True System of Education i ne ciangcr may oe remote, as it is PRINTED AND PUBLISHED DAILY SECOND CLASS To consist of Young Gentlemen, will attend on Mondays and Fridays, from 3 until half past 4, P.M. THIHD CLASS Tu coiisWt of Gentlemen, will assemble on Mondays and Fridays, from 7 until half past 8, P. M.

Discovered after many centuries of almost impenetrable dark JflY WILL1.1M FUY, ness, anu an American jn-eilietiuu luliiUcU contingent, but we ought not to confide in the interposition of that power which can alone arrest the march of despotism No. 72, SOUTH SECOND STREET TUST published in twu volumes octavo, price Sis Hollars, in fersous desirous of joining, are requested to tui'wnrtl tin. names and addresses ns urlyas poibju. Terms Five l)i lioarus, anu lor sine by tne Atitnor, No. ss, at.

aoiu also liv Jotlll Laval, at the Uoiveriail iiuokstore: and bv the IM'in- lars for a ticnet, eiituhng the purchnser to a quuttcr's tuition. across the ''mountain wave. 1 he poll ciiml Booksellers in die t'nitt tl States; the Ulll uilioii, high PHILADELPHIA. Plice Eight Ilollnrs per annum, payable half yearly. in advance.

i inwi s.iius.i..s WW mmam in onier wexLeiiq ntore rapiuiy tne. new syitctn, I give in structimit relative to it, to leiicueri and guveriiessei of res Oince of the Delaware Insurance Company of Philadelphia. AGREEABLY to the Act of Incorporation, the Stockholders are hereby nolifiiil, that their imntiul meeting will be held at the Ollice, in alniit street, on Monday, the 1st of December next, at 12 o'clock at noon. And on Monday, the 8lh, an election for fifteen Directn.s, for the ensuing year, will be held at the same place, between the hours of 10 mid o'clock. SAMUEL KEITH, President.

Nov 25. tuths3t pectabdity, without any premium I also introduce it tree of expense, into seminaries town, or at a slKtit distance from cy of that power is extremely subtle and selfish. Her interference to preserve Spain from final ruin was anticipated with ly improvcu auil niucu feiuargeu, til NATURE DISPLAYED, la her JZude of Teaching Language to Attained to the French, by N. G. Duflof.

respectfully intonn my friends and the public, Uwt in order to bo able? to devote my whole tiuir- to the promulgation of the new system of (itiicat'Hni in the United States, mi as much continence as may now be indultr 1 nave ueennra entirely the b.ioks:lling, und sold my property Of the Universal Honkston. No. IVi, Chesnut Street, to Packets for Liverpool. ed in the case of South America, and yet my former partner, Mr. John IjivuI.

1 avail myself of lb- it) contempt ol the magnanimous senti oppor unity, to n'turn my acknowledgments for the encju- To iv Ale ia firrjlvern ffrpeiofimtmt nf titc author's plan of tuition, entirfhj from every other; to poivrjul in its ofivrotiun. and so vrry tconomUal that a literal education can be afforded even to the pmrett of' mankind by wiiri obtained the great drtidtratum of enabling nation to arrive at tite hiyfiert decree of mental fterfection. The author entreats Ship TUSCAROitA, ragemeiit which that establishment has never ceased to es.ie ments of her own people, 6he has wit jjuics ocriu, master; 'i sail Wth of 1 2th Diuutli, (December.) the reader attentive perusal vj' the following! ncssed the utter prostration of Spain with cold indifference, when the mere display of her trident but for a moment, rience, uotwiuisuuianig uie pressure ot tne times. N. ii.

Dulef, The Wscnvewr of the rm Stistcm ta. 6s. Chesnut street, Phil.tduiiihia. Xoe. U-H IMPELLED by mathematical conviction, ttml the results of Union Canal Company of Pennsylvania.

FIFTH j.YSTALMEJYT. THE Stockholders in the new subscription of Stock are hereby notified, that an instalment of five per or ten dollars on each share, is required to be paid at the Ollice of the Company, at any stage of the invasion, would have 1 experiments which haw ni'Vi-r faik-d, I bttHj- nswit that my iyste of tuition (whieh is applicable to minost every run ih of biiman kTiowktiit,) is a iliicuvery ecet-Uiti in power that of the itium engine; onrl more impnrtuMt in its application, tnnsniiit'ii as tnciitstl is superior to inert phyiiea) fpjf Ship MONTEZUMA, jfcSS Thomas Potts, master; Tu snil SMth ol'ij mouth, (February.) tffr Ship LANCASTER, a.4ii Chas. Dixcy, master; To tail the 2t'tli cf 3tl month (March.) secured the independence of that now ab ject nation. power. Hit system, wntcn must re mnj aniumiate evi-rj-other, exhibits the ndrnii-alile mode in which nature COXGHESSIONA.L.

NOMINATIONS. Continued In several of the Draft, of a Federal Constitution submitted to the Convention, those of Edmund Randolph of Virginia, Mr. Patterson of New-Jersey, and of the Committee Of Five (August 6, 17U7) it was provided rtt the President should be elected by the National Legislature, by ballot. This provision, however, after being fully discussed was uniformly rejected, and the very contrary the exclusion of the members of Congrt3 from all share in the choice, determined in the end. Mr.

Gerry of Massachusetts, opposed the intervention of the National Leg-isia- ture, oh the grounds that "there would be in it, a number of bad men of all descriptions, who would make a wrong appointment," and that besides, an executive thus appointed would have his partiality in favor cf those who appointed him." Mr. Martin of Maryland, in his Report to the Legislature of his State, relative to the proceedings of tlie Convention, Mentioning the proposition that Uie I'resident should be originally appointed by the National Legislature, says As it was reported by the committee of detail, the choice was to be made by bailor, in such manner that the States should have an equal voice in the appointment of this officer, as they of right ought to have; but those who wished as far as possible, to establish a A'atiunal instead of a Federal government, made repeated attempt to have the resident chosen by tilt people at large; on this the sense of the Convention; was taken, I think not less than three times FOH TIIK NA'llONAL GAZKT1E. Rrjlectionx vfion the Subjugation of Spain Despotism has triumphed, and one uni There is another and a nearer source of und enhtrhtrns the nittid oi'votith. when unit lu red by uhturd Carpenter court, on tne U'-u ol UccemLer next By order of the Board of Managers, THOMAS P.ROBERTS, Nov 11 stiithlSlfclit Trensiircr. strirtittrn.

My system, or mtlitr thitt of Katuif fM a mother danger, 'for which we oucrht to be prepa Ship ALEXANDER, Stephen Baldwin, master; Hum aiiKe to nil, II lllliy cievempeii hi mis euiuun. it consists of five uriiicinfei nainetv: 'Instantanrntj romfuh red. Should the invasion oi South America sitivn. Criticism, DeromftHSitiotu RfomtHuitioii nud Stmultcnei To sail the BtllS tit 4lli munlli (April.) versal system of absolute rule pervades the whole Eastern Hemisphere, save only that bright Rem in the ocean, whence civil li take place, we may certainly calculate up NOTICE. tu." I rt-fer.

with the utmost coutid net-, all who feel an iiite rent in education, proper study of to tliei- The subscribers, in conjunction with their friends ave established a Line ot Packet between l'liilu on the interdiction of our neutral rights, HOULD any person have claims against troauction to tne new system, itwmig nsmina uiai nit win hail with deliirht 10 important and hent-fictal a diienvery. berty, with radiant lustre, illuminated the Jelphia and Liverpool one to sad from Liverpool the Sth of each mouth, except Deeeniber, and on tne spoliation ot our commerce, and the abuse of our citizens, by the invaders; for which must, whea fully U'sseminated, utalc the United States path of our forefathers, and shed tlie meri from I'hilRdctphiH the Hutu ot each month, except dian glory of its rays upon this favoured -J the new I'resnytenan t-tiurcnm Arcli street, it is requested that the same be presented immediately to the Building1 Committee, or to Mr. William Montgomery, No. 101, N. Front street.

Nov. 25-tuths6t international law is now a dead letter, 1st month (January). Cabin passengers are taken at 30(. sterling, fo land and neither the character of our povern The detestable dop-ma, that the meliora which in in they will be furnished with beds and ment, nor the spirit of our people, will bedding, and stores of every description, and eli tion ol the condition of man depends exclu oroon uie insult. Steel Beads, owners will spare no expense to have every thiu sively upon the will of every tyrant, whom In the possible occurrence of either JUST opened and oflered for sale by the Subscribers, hereditary violence, ai rji ed it, the sacri emergency, circumspection and prepara complete and comtorlnble.

Application tor freight or passac, to be made to THOS. P. COPE SONS. limn. 21 ritf leje'ious mantle of "Divine Right," may tion are indispensable.

Should Great Brt invest with absolute dominion over his tain interpose her veto, the torch of war property, faith, liberty and life, is, by the For Freight or Charter, will illumine both hemispheres, and the tloly Alliance" of regal conspirators, now accustomed hostility of all belligerents to neutrals, will be visited upon our com- 1 euse Steel Beads, assorted vies, for Turbans, Trimmings, 1 llcmt Ornaments, 1 case Gold Lame Ball Dresses, 1 Hlack Feathers, Gymps, Tassels, ice. rflao, Untitled to Debenture, 1 case 44 Satin Figured Bordered Iidkfs. 2 cases 8-4 do. do do Shawls N. TIIOURON Co.

Nov No. 429, Market Street. more lirnily established than ever. The Ttie substantial Brig JAMES Ec MARY, Morgan. master hi uisli Cnbinet, under the influence of una sun iiigoer in tne scale 01 nation." CHARACTER OF THIS WORK.

44 Wo recommend the work to aim-d philolotTPrt. and to teacheri and students of tlie Kiviich as Iheoretieally inK'tious and practimlly useful London Mttgazine. We liave no lieMtatiou in suting that Mr. DuHei has conferred a benefit on mankind by the publication of his work." The Scotsman, Mr. Dtuief applies, in a very extraordinary manner, hit acquaintance with the philosophy of the human mind to the pur pme of Education, and Umii the great charm of his system.5 Tfltr Star.

From the specimens cf Mr. DufiePc pl.m, which have been eltibiu-d hi the pretence of manv of the tirst literary chamc ten in the city of Kdiiibuvgh, and the great approbation he received last week, when he tried the experiment nearly children who knew not a syllable of the Fit itch lanmi, in the presence of the Right Hun. The Lord Provost, and several ladies and gentlemen, the conviction was comptefe. I he wlioleof tlie children at once pronounc-d the lunuaKe with a degree of accuracy which astanwhed every one picsehl theit pronunciaumi was lactly Jfe is fully convinced, that no system has appeared by which he can not only communicate the correct hncUtn fvmnnciution wiih the pntest accu nicy, but aUo in a much tiim'tnnd with mo it facility tune the voice to a cntiiph te command of the niclotltj of lartungtv, than that of Mr. 1818, nfthe AVe.

Jamc Chapman, Icte i'rofvgsvr Ll cutiun in the University of Glavguu: A striking inatauce of the power and efficacy of this system in teaching thoroughly in less than a year, occurred in LeHililtn, in a claw of twenty-four ynung Imli gentlenii, whn tiever received any previous iiiriruetion. The folloWiiiR account of a public exhibition of French plnys, under the direction of Mr. lluutict, one of the most eminent teachers on Mr. Dutief 's plan, is extracted from the Dublin Dramatic Re-view, and the 1-ree man's Jnumal of March 21, lSai." The exhibition on Monday was successful beyond px Jac our citizens, and our territory, with Burthen 12110 bnrrals, one year old, new ogous principles or selfish views, assum less regard to principles than ever. ly coppered, ana sails last M'ply to THOMAS MORGAN, In our commercial relations with while I was there, and it was as often rejected but within the last fortnight of their sessioi; Hey obtained the alteration in the manner C.

ow stands, by which the large States have a very undue influence in the appointment of President. There is no case where tlie States will have an equal voice yi the appointment of President, except where, two persons shall have an equal number of votes, and those a majority of the whole number of electors, a case very to happen, or where no person has a majoAly ef votes; in these instances, the House of Repreaeu-' ed the novel attitude of a passive specta tor of the subjugation of Spain, and the in No. 55, Q'teen street- or to France, there is not that nledKe of amitv calculable aggrandizement of England's rwhich reciprocal demands for our resuec- PERIT 8c CABOT. Ntrv 20 6t ancient enemy, who, writhing under the tive commodities, and a liberal system of load ol moral obligation which liritish blood has imposed upon the For Freight or Cliarter, confidence and credit on her part, would produce. With a ready market at home The brig INDEPENDENCE, T.

liartlct, Jr. Master: late fugitive and forsaken Bourbons, will consign the debt to oblivion, but not cease lor the btirplus produce of her soil and in dustry, she is less solicitous to promote lati tons, a very fust sailer, slows about 1300 barrels tatives are to choose by baljot, each State having an equal voice; but they are confined in the last instance to the five who have the greatest number of votes, which gives the largest Statsw a very unequal chance of having the President PHILIP GARRETT, A'o. 144, MARKET-STREET, to feel the rankling wound which the ef the spirit of adventure to those foreign is in complete oriler, anu will dr ready to recieve a hctent instrument of their unhallowed cargo in two days. Apply on board at first wharf be AVING commenced the SPELT. A- triumph indicted upon the prideof France ll1 chosen under their nomination." tation.

This is no tthe lirst time that we lie nonet the wonderful erfects of Mr. Dufi-f n-jt'-in, and of iis powt rs on CLK MANUFACTURING BUSINESS, low Race street, or to JOHN T. HAD A WAY, Sc Co. Nov. 15 tf N'n 29, South Wharves countries whose products are not essential to her wants, or if they are so in any degree, may be obtained on better terms than through the agency of her own capital and 1 he silent but active and efficient progress I.

on, I mniimi uniilv of Silver. Tortoise Whoever has attended to the liistory of thra Shell anil Common Mounted PFAJT AC LKS, with formation and adoption of our present Federal Constitution, knows that in the Convention par the human orffn; and have no the public attention tu this new and valuable discovery in the art of teaching.5 The seem: between Bruttts and Cesar, from Voltaire's tragedy of Iji mort de Cesar, was well declaimed. The oration of Antlimty vver the dead body of Cesar was admirably well delivered hv the same voiintr KeiilJeman who nersoit.iLod Uru- For Freight or Charter. White and Green Glasses, of the hi st quality, opec-tncle Frames re paired, nml Glasses fitted. ticularly, there was a great struggle between th smaller States and the larger, respecting an The brig JOSEPH, Nathan Bodfish, master; tonnage: hence the suspension of amicable relations with us, would have but little effect upon the genera) policy of France.

jls usual, A GENERAL ASSORTMENT 01 in the increase and improvement of the French navy, since the restoration, as well in the material as in system and discipline, has been iheominous subjectof the personal observation of some of our most 'distinguished naval officers, who have recently visited the ports and arsenals of France. The resuscitation of French commerce, Lies at MorrU and F.vans,' wharf, is nno equality of representation and suffrage ill tlie House Gold and Silver Patent Lever and jSEfiMaoiti hundred and hlly tons burthen, and is rea of Representatives as well aa the Semite; hi tho first as well as the second branch of the Lcgis- With Great Crithin we appear to have ttjs in the preceding scene. 1 he ukl physician and Ins servant from the Comedy ofLe were sustained, we mghl almost say. to perfection, considering tlie age of the (toys who made the attempt, and that too in a foreign language. 4 he boy that ptoytrd M.

de lourreaugnac. showed a great deal of comicality; h.raste was acted in a lively way. winch was truly French. There were soiies from the following comedies," of Molierr, via. "Le Tartu He, lon Juan," "I-e Bourgeois (ifll- dy to receive a cargo Apply to the captain on Plain Watches.

Chains, Seals anil Keys. Silver Table and Tea ature. Mr. Martin iumishes tlus narrative. uoaru, or to JOHN T.

If AD AWAY Sc CO. Nov lltf" No. 0. Smith Wharves. Spoons, Sugur Tongs, and Clock and Watchma- The majority of the select committee on the a stronger tie, in the value of her superabundant manufactures which we consume, the magnitude of her stake in our funds, stocks, and mercantile credits, and ken I onlt sort Matrts general, lor aate wuoie- too, particularly in the Mediterranean Sea, where the Bourbon flag outnumbers the snh? or on moderate terms.

AvKr', and fdtm mn.Rre Jui," alio! which, without exception, were received with great applaiwe. How the fire and animation of Ute Krenrh chaiaeu-r could JJenral Indiiro. omo. 1 luthfttf Just received and (o) cases, of excellent quality- sub ject at length agreed to a series of proposi- tions, by way of cowii'enwV, part of which related to the representation in the first branch nearly as the system is now published; and pail of them to the second branch, securing in that equal re the importance of our gross products to New Carpeting White Feathers, fur sale by her manufactures and carrying trade; but how far her policy may be affected by At A'o. 286, JUG II SIR EE T.

RALSTON Sc LYMAN, No. 11, South Front street. be infused into an Irishman hng reulent in France, may be easily accounted for from the similarity which the buoyant feeling of tlie Hibernians bear to their lively neighbours; but that the easy gairte of a Parisian could be acquired in thts country at so early an age, and in so short a period is almost incredible; and it would seem indeed as if nothing but a powerful method of teaching, such as that of Mr. Dutief, could have produced simian Whatever may be the result of the au liter's k- has certainly marie a noble eMitrt to d-serve the thnki of; Nov 21- sum total of other banners, together with her vast civil and military resources, will enable, and her recent triumph probably tempt her, to employ those meatis fur the suppression of liberal principles, and the extinction of the spirit ef revolt in the late Spanish provinces: and who can venture to anticipate the discomfiture of a force so he rapid increase of our manufactures, our approximation to self-dependence, ami Domestic Goods, Shoes, our commercial enterprise and rising navy, THE subscriber has opened a small as-sort mentnf fine English Ingrain CARPETING, quality good, patterns new; they match well, and have a splendid appearance. Those added to his former stock, the greater part of whieh has been selected rTSHE Subscriber having taken the Store -M- lately occupied by Hacker, Brown IS Co.

is yet problematical. No. 43. North Front street, offers for sale, for It is of vital importance to our future from the different auctions in this city, rives a cash or approved credit, by the pack ape or piece, welfare, that our influence in the scale of hance to the citizen and country merchant of ob 15U packages Domestic Goods, consisting or taining those labor-saving and useful aeticleson better 3-4, 7-8, and S3 inch Shirtings and Sheetings, na'ions should not be overrated. I fear we have become a little inflated by the suc terms than have been knnwn for the last ten years.

the public. Should a is attempt prove succetsttil, heguill in. sure to himself an honourable name among the benefactors of his species, and even in case of failure, he will secure the praise of the enlightened and liberal i.uitded; for having given pubheity to a system so ingeniously nattured. The imperial Magaxine, "Mr. Dutief ha met with great encouragement, and we wish him iiM.re.

We also, from expi ru nce, ran ricommeiid tne heads of schools and the teachers of FrnoJi elastei, lc. to attend his lectures and judge tor themselves, whether we have disappointed then sanguine expectations. The well wishers to the caue of education will he gratified to bear, that Mr. DufiePs system has made gigantic j.t rides, not only the United Kin-dom, but in various parts of Europe aia! Aim rica, and even in Asia, The family atul Hchnoi Ma- formidable as that of France, Spain and Portugal combined, together with their potent auxiliaries of gold and corruption unless, indeed, the British Cabinet, impelled more by sympathy with the stock exchange and the apprehension of commercial rivalry and colonial aggrandizement, than by liberality and justice, shall intt Drown and bleached. 5-4 and 6-4 brown and bleached Sheetings.

Also on Iand, A variety of Health Rugs, Venitian Carpeting, cess of our glorious revolution, and the brilliant event's of the late war. The effect Slater's and Lippitt's Manufacturing IMmils, Stripes and Checks. Hair Matresses, F.nglish linen, cotton and doracsliu Bed Ticking, Curled Hair, a large quantity of while Virginia Feathers, dry, and ready for immediate of these upon Great Britain may, without presentation, and reported them as a compromise, upon the express terms that tluy were to be adopted or vihjUfi to be rejected. This rr.port of the select committee was alter a long discussion, adopted by a majority of the Convention, and the system was proceeded in accordingly. I believe near a fortnight, perhaps more, was spent in the discussion of this business, during whicb.

we were on the verge of dissolution." The equality of suffrage for the States, in the first branch, in the contingent election of President, was a part of that comfn omite, as well tlie slave representation allowed to tlie slave holding Stitcs, and the equality of representation in the Senate, or second branch. Mr. Madison, in a speech in the Virginia Convention, acknowledged and ratified it thus: As to the eventual voting by States (for Pre. sident in the House of Representatives) it hat my nfprobation. The lesser States, and some larger Slates, will be generally pleased by that mode.

Tlie deputies from the small States argued and there is some force in their reasoning that when the people voted, the large States evidently had the advantage over the rest, and without varying the mode, the interests of the little States might 100 pieces fine Flannels, red, preen and wliite- detracting from the merit and valour ot use. Etc. 1UU do. tine and superfine Satinets. 100 doz, Men's thick Yarn Stockings, (knit), our gallant defenders, be attributed to the gaxtne pose the strotig arm of British naval power.

ELIJAH LAWS. Sept 13 stiithtf 300 packages Eastern and City made Shoes, JJut upon the hypothesis that Ureat Bri JJimei, pursuing nature ctoseiy, nai proiiucext a system of instruction applicable not only to the French language, but to every other branch of ed'iearion, the superiority of which over every other ithkes us with grtut force, and which we believe rt ouin's onlv to be dulv consideretl to be consisting of Men Women a and Children's, tain snail persevere in her new character of neutrality, and that the apprehended TOBACCO, coarse and fine. 150 cases Ladies' Straw Bonnets. invasion of the new States of South Ame cask3 Mississippi lutsvtu, in car- oO cases vvhiltemore's Cotton and Wool vain-glorious incredulity of her councils in regard to our national character and capacity for defence. Extreme confidence in our own ability, and contempt for that of our adversary, are formidable auxiliaries on his side.

A vigorous and free population of ten millions, though destitute of military organization, and scattered over our vast territory, are not to be subdued; rots. rica shall take place, the nature of the Cards. 50 do. Reading Wool Hats. contest will be materially changed; for 2 do Ladies' Leghorn Bonnets, 28 to 45, extra notwithstanding the valour and patriotism which the South Americans have displayed, we have seen them for a long time kept at crowns.

Slater's fine Sewing Cotton, and 3 thread Yarn JOSHUA C. OLIVER. 11th mo 15 dtf 49 bales Kentucky Tobacco, 250 seroons Cuba do 4K boxes Segars, 10 Drawback. 57 bales St Dunlin go Tobacco, 1 jar Ton Hemis, 2 hhls. Irish Glue, 51 bbli.

and 12 bags Triuge Coffee. For Sale by C. liOLLOND, Com. Mcrch't. Nov 6...

thstii4v No. 28. Chesmit St. nor will the attempt be made; but we are bay by a small comparative torce vigorous thoroughly established. Tlie volume before us, which eoutam an elucidation ot the plan, are admirably written, and bear intrinsic evidence of abilities of tlie very first order, of a thorough knowledge of the powers of the human understanding, of extensive information and acute penetration.

The plan itself bus our decided approbation, and the more so, as attracted hy its novelty and the high assertions of its projector, we have attended one of Mr. Dutief schools, and we are ourselves eye-witnesses of the extraordinary progress of bis pupils, and consequently of the merit of tlm method by which tins progress had been acquired. We therefore, ear-, cully recommend an attentne perusal of the work to our readers in general, and especially to all who are interested either publicly or privately in the education of youth. Genius has always difficulties to encounter, and prejudices to overcome, which usually rise in proportion to iSn greatness and originality; but notwithstanding it rarr ly fails to force its way through all op posit inn. We bave little doubt that Mr.

Dulief's plan will ultimately be universally adopted, it has already made great progress in America, Ana, and in our own Tw London Monthly AJuseum. Extract of a letter from the Reverend T. Pearson to the Direc exposed to infinite loss and suffering, from ly commanded but feebly sustained: will it ILLS OF EXCHANGE on London the predatory incursions of a powerful ene therefore be conceding too much to ima and Amsterdam, for sale by my, against which it is the sacred duty of gine the possible success of the allied in our government to guard, by all the ra HENRY PRATT. Nov. vaders, whose exclusive means of naval nonal means ot which our resources are transportation and succour will enable them capable.

New crop Cotton. to detach or concentrate their forces, so as to operate, severally or collectively, with a (EVFJ bales, landing from schr. Tassel, 1 he inhabitants ot our western region tor oj tne Mtssinnnrtj aorttry, aazea intnsura, tne celerity that nvy bailie and exhaust their may look down in security upon our ra from t.liarleston For sale by SMITH Sc STEWARDSON, 11 mo 17 If No. 33, South Wharves, harassed adversaries; and in that state of be neglected or sacriticed. Here ts compromise.

For the eventual election, the small States Will have the advantage. In so extensive a country, it is probable that many persons will be voted for, and tlie lowest to the five highest on tlie list, may not be so very inconsiderable as is supposed-With respect to the possibility that a small number of votes may decide the election, I do not know how, nor do I think that a bare calculation of posalnHty ought to govern ue." And the same gentleman, in the Federalist, adverting to the appo'mtmeiit of tlie President, remarks The immediate election of the Presi- i dent is to be made by tlie States in their political character. The votes allotted to them are in a compound ratio, which considers them partly as distinct and co-equal societies; partly as unequal members of the same society. The eventual election, again, is to be made by that branch the Legislature, which consists of tho national vaged coast, and dilapidated commerce, but of what avail would be their security, six ueremoer "I have lately completed, in tlie native language, an English Gram man it is well spoken of hy those who have seen it, and is likely to be in gnat demand by the natives, fur whose use it is intended. It will be follow, by a Copious vocabulary ou the plan of DutiePs Nature Displayed.

The preface to this work ought 1 conceive to be read by every one engaged in learning or in teaching languages. liv these meant, the En- and what the worth of their luxuriant liar vests, should the key of the Mississippi BENJAMIN T. NE AL IAS the pleasure to inform his friends and customers, that he has now on hand, at it I mli lamruaire miirht aceonmanv tlie extension of the British things may not that division and defection which have prostrated Spain, accelerate the final catastrophe. In the event of this deplorable result, is it unreasonable to suppose that these combined despots, flushed with victory, with powerful fleets and armies in our fall into hostile hands, by a formidable and sudden incursion. Why, drive them out -Government, and be rendered universal in the same short time, throughout the millions that people the banks of the Ganges, the Candians.

Hottentots, Negroes, o. 238, MARKET STREET, an extensive as as webavedone before, will be the thought' sortment of less response of many of our ardent coun Black and White, Fawn and Drab BEAVER HATS, trymen! The gallant feeling is easily ut neighbourhood, and stimulated by the dead Magazine, homage rendered in Calcutta to the superiority of Jlr. Jtflefs System oer all vthers. Extract from the Report of the Committee of the Calcutta School-Hook Society, read at the First Annual General Meet-ills' of the Subscribers, held at the Tuwn-hnll of that city. tered, but should such a force get actual ly hate they bear our institutions, as the Of the newest faliion und most approved patterns, fur Indict and missies.

possession, and vigorously employ the fountain of those principles which they so "Your committee has, in conclusion, to advert to a very re mo ran Die work, which has strom-iy attract a tneir attention. EN J. T. NE AL, Agent. Nov 15 stnflitf means of maintaining it, our triumph might be inconveniently de'layed; -there emitted 'Nature -Displayed, by Mr.

S. G. Dutief, of Ptnladeh The truths ot titost iuiiKirtai.ee to mankind commmilv representatives, but in tins particular act tliey are to be thrown into the form of individual dele- gations, from so many distinct and co-equal bodies politic. From this aspect of the government, it appears to bo of a mixed character, presenting at least as many federal as national features." lie long dormant, acknowledged indeed, hut nut duly prized; till some one, gilred with common sense and sagacity, sur Stoves and Smiths' Bellows. arc two sides to a ditch, and happily we had the inside.

It will be equally the duty of our go passing those ot Int coittemjrorartcs, points out to the world their momentous practical uses and corolla eies." "Mr. Duttef has himself observed, what is indeed suffici WINE LIQUORS. npiIE Subscriber offers for sale the fol- lowing GOODS, lately received, viz; 00 casks Marseilles Claret, GO half do. do. 100 casks Bordeaux do, 40 tierces White Suutern Wine, 10 pipes Port Wine, 50 quarter oasks Tenerifie Wine, SO do.

Malaga do. 10 pipes and half pipes Old Madeira, ID do. Old Coguiac Brandy, 4th proof, 8 do. Bordeaux do. do.

10 do. Holland Cin, 1 do. Cologne do. 10 bbls. Old Pench Brandy, S00 cases Claret, different qualities, 100 do.

Vin de Grave, 100 do. Rhenish Wine, lour price, IfiO do. Burgundy Wine, 20 do. Sparkling Champaigne, 10 bbls. 3 do, each, Old Madeira, first quality, SO do.

3 doz. do. Port Wiue, do. BOO baskets Sweet Oil, 150 groce Wine Bottles, 300 hluls. Cider Vinegar, in good shipping order.

A quantity of Velvet Corks in bales. ALSO, A large and eonitant assortment of genuine WINE ft LIQUORS tit for immediate use. Private families, tore and tavern-keepers will be supplied at reduced prices, at the store of L. DESAUQUE, Oct. 30 dl2w No.

fi5. South Second street. Thus Mr. Madison took tlie eventual vobng by vernment to abstain from all cause of war, ently obvious, that his manner of teaching a language is nut THE Subscriber has on hand, and for sale low, a complete assortment of STOVES, for Wood anil Lehigh Coal. The latter are of the latest kind, and equal, if not superior, to any for the purpose; one of which may be seen in operation at the store of W.

ct J. Prichett In Chesnut street. States as an illustration of the peculiar and essen by a strict adherence to those maxims of suileti tu the cased the trench only, it is lor tins institution stetidily to keep the principle ill view, and Seiie opportunities, as they oceur, ol upplyiug it to all the languages within its sphere of operation and usefulness." "Your Commit toe, adverting to the uncommon merit of the work, and contmlerimr its ditiemiiuition us calculated to pro tial character of the general government, that character which ought not to be forgotten in any discussion of its arrangements and incidents, and justice which have conducted us with honour and safety to our present elevation. Our chivalrous knights may harmlessly duce iust ideas ail the sullied of seliimi botikund a fu mill line T. HALE, No.

151, North Second street. Also, an assortment of SMITHS' BELLOWS. In exchange for the above, old stoves will be ta an ad in i ruble model tor the prcpunuiou stf many, have encou- which Mr. M. more particularly aescnoes, ai tne end of the same paper, in these words.

display their armour, and declaim upon the hustings; but let our halls of legisla rageu a pniposeu rejiublicatiun in Calcutta, by suownonig ior 70 copies, (kc. The Constitution is, in strictness, ncitner a ken. tion be sacred to dignity, patriotism, arvd ctJ.Mivii i r.r:. Hon. Sir E.

II. EAS Ixrnl Chief Justice, national nor a. federal constitution: but a com 20 tons of old cast iron is wanted, for which a fair the demonstration of those virtues which J. Tf. Harrington, esq.

price will be given. Apply as above. pound of both. In its foundation, it is noi 1 si. tltn nivhn-mr w.

a. Haney, esq. uet to tlistutiir much abhor and deprecate; may be tempted to wreak their vengeance upon our contumacy, by sudden incursions upon the most vulnerable parts of our territory, in the hope of recovering their late colonies, our title to which, according to the late proclamation of Ferdinand and the dogmas uttered at Verona, we have derived from usurpers. It is true that if faithful to our principles, and worthy of the blessings we enjoy, we may with confidence breast the stortn should it arrive, and transmit our inheritance unimpaired to posterity. liberty and peace however, are only to be preserved by the constant attitude of vigorous defence.

Let us not therefore indulge too freely in those benevolent speculations which tend to relax the sinews of defence, in the fruitless effort to persuade the despots and mercenaries of Europe, to convert their swords into ploughshares. In the present state of the world, and until it shall please the almighty ruler of the universe to turn the hearts of the wicked from the pursuit of blood and plunder, to the love oi peace and justice, a free and peaceful nation least of all, may expect to maintain its rights and independence, unless prepared to defend them by the sword. Ke. W. Cmvy, U.

D. Rev. T. I'urson, Rev. T.

1 tmnmson, natitinali in tlie sources i rout mui powers of tlie government are drawn, it is partly federal and partly in tlie operation of Books at Reduced Prices. Mnjor J. W. Tuylnr. e'.

I rensurer, Lieut. 1. tlrieif, Collector, Lieut. K. Irvine, Recording Sec.

K. S. Montague, esq. Oirresp- Sec. Mowluvee Nat.

Sec Tari'tec C'linrnn Jltr, ditlu, Mowluvee Curilin Hixisfii, Mritytllijoy HMtlilunenr, Mutvluve Vit (1 Oulliumced, BiitxHi ItniUmennt 1Kb. Mowluvet- MtKjhiiiixiiiid Kosliid, itaboo Hum Cuniul, Ken." may command the respect of other nations, while they secure the peace and happiness of our own. In the contemplation of this subject, so admonishing to harmony and good will, our poHy contentions, rcvilings, cabals, and intrigues, Captain T. Iloehtick, flHE Public are respectlully informed -I that the stock of BOOKS, belonging to the nntain A. l.orKett, W.

If. Marnairliteii. esq. these powers, it is national noiracr; tent of them again, it ismAro' "ot nationah and finally, in the authoritative mode of introducing O. 1'.

Gtmltm, esq. Jaincs Hubiiisun, e.l. amendments, it is neither wiwuy jeaerai uor estate of David Hojran, Bookseller, including an extensive assortment of School, Miscellaneous and Theological Literature, is now selling1 at reduced prices for cash, at I lie Bookstore, No. 255 FOR SALE, 4 SECOND-hand GRAND PIANO of excellent taue. Enquire at this office.

Nov. 6 tf wholly national. in the Port folio of file imh of lieccnihrr, In4, the cele through all their ramifications from the capitol to the poll, excite mingled emo We have made the lorcgomg tuauous, ur- brated Juk'ph Deunie, it editor, thus ends his inilietie Market street by order ot Administrators. der to render more impressive anu certain uio 'Kinallv, we conclude that those who Dertlse Nature Dis tions of anxiety and indignation, aggravated by the probability that our Sept. 5 tuths4t important consideration Uiat the contingent clec- played wil'i attention, will aicree with us, that it has much originality and much merit, while it promises siKh utility to socu trfns the pi are applicable to all lanvmct the lnn3 thr ultl lvwlii ittill irrfWZy br tctt in Ii'tee o' tilt Wants a Situation.

united energies may, ere long, be held in requisition to defend the only asylum ririf. in uutntnv tfux imturtnnt ot ttti ratiin: VN elderly person, who has been many years in the mercantile business, wishes employ. Barrelled Beef and Pork. ill be sold low to close a concern for assignees, f(D(D oarrcls Beef, mess, prime and 50 hnrrels Beef, brand, ALSO A few barrels of Pork. THACHEH, PRAY Sc CO.

Oct IS No, S3, North Water street. of real political and religious liberty, the Kew Svstem, ut Ihe of the MiiskI Kunil Society, lute the tion of President in iae uuiuo i iu.pvsi.iii.-lives and the voting by States, are integral parts of the compromise upon which the Constitution was founded, and belong to the rationale andju of the system. AVe may presume that it was in part because theywereseen in this light, that they ment in Posting Hooks or Setting and Drawing out bnnkiiie, room ol tlie Vnmd States' liai.k. Carpenter's court. against the malevolent assaults oi the tyrants of an enslaved ccounts; for which he will he thankful.

Plivise 10 KiHSI' CLASS 'I'o be cuinpoi-il ot lollies, ss ill assemble pply at Na. 178.SUU llLLEVENTUSi UBBl on Tuesday and ThursUuys, fi-on, ten o'clock until lialfpuit CONCORD. IJmo SO thstuut level, a ill..