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"1 "4 x- aflrl State Courta tbon this Virtue arid Pu rsnance of the rnnfitz-atinn Laws of this State," vaD. be LION t. By a gentleman of whoJeft Portsmouth laist Saturday morning, (says a IatePhiladelphia paper) we learn, tat by the return of votes, from all the towns ekDepIt four small ones, there rerVained for Mr. Langdon, a majority of twenty-seven and that the votes of those four towns; wbul-alsd beaii His? It is likewise consi- dered as certain that there; will be i a democratic majority intlieSehate" and Council of the Housd 'of Repre- sentatives. There is the greatest ti believe', (says the Boston Chrpni-- 14.U number of sound unadulterated re' filas stitutioii of the state.

Itf ls plea3urPi; rable to -see- how rapidlih the eieci-'kj. tors are awakmo- trom tht. ettects now rubbing their feVfiaiiid witf clear 'bfethlem; We are pleased to find that La i vered plot therefore suppose his harrie had been erro' neously introduced in the. firstniftn- a '7 tion made. of the aftair.

v. HILLSBOROUGH RCFiSv Firstday was Won hy Benton ding; Croppy. 'Walked over the Second day, by "Mr. round's filly Prih cess, of beating, Mr- U'ayfoy's Ipm Jones, ancl' "distancing GeriT Benton's. Su(J Junius first heat, Jtfnius had the distertpeifc Third day won by Mr.

Ray's, fifty ry Dare-Devil over the crseTiGea'i- Beaton's horse Cassios was entexedi the day being bad wis The British Packet, arrived at left IStH5 March, and papers the. 1 0th, one 'day later thaa ouf adi vices given whicji, ar the fol- lowing paragraph 4 JUoxDOff, March 11. The Royal Asserft wasJast night giyeii by commission to several" bills inthHousd' of jUords. this; occasion XQtd- liam expressed sscirne doubts as to the. regularity of the proceeding, the necessary jn- formation with respect to- the scare of his Majesty's "health -not having yet beemob- tartied.

The: Lord Nvitiv, rniich, apparent "agitation, skid he vyas. perfectly mer. 7xst wc conieiss we incline most st rongly to that the forgery. 'Moreau had done 6o; many services tot country, had gained two many victories equal to those of, Bonaparte to render him acceptable to a mind of such stamp and character ai the First Consul's. ioriaparte's jealousy is at least equal, to his ambition, and the reputation of Moreauy.

often and" so justly called the' prided, of France, must have, worked that jealousy to a pitch of pha-enzy, VAnd another circumstance vtoo must have contiibutcd -tq produce that effect. Moreau, cohMous of the dignity ol his character' and the importance ot; his services, never wpuld condescend to be the tool and creature of Bona- parte. He disdained to swell the- vanity of the Consul by base adulation, and retiring'from the brilliant a re of vie to ry to private li fc, a f-forded, by the modesty 01 his demeanor, a most marked and. honourable contrast to the pomp and affectation' of Bonaparte and his But these circumstances, it may be said, do not prove that Moreau was innocent, that he was not implicated in the conspiracy. He was more than indiscreet, it seems, in his remarks, upon the measures of Government -and this, in a country to which Bonaparte boasts he has given freedom, is brought forward as a serious charge against such a nian as Moreau.

1 The Pope has addressed to Bo-1 naparte a brief relative to the ecclesiastical affairs of Germany. Its object is to show necessity of taking effectual means to maintain the catholic religion in empire, lest the ecclesiastical might undergo the fate of the temporal estates of the church. With this view," observes the Pope to the consul, We have resolved, to solicit thy aid, beloved Son in esus Christy and entreat thee to support us in an affair of such moment. When we laboured for the restoration of religion, and its securitv and tranquility in Germany, thou dijist support us with so much zeal, that under God, our thanks are. due to thee for all that religion has obtained in taat country, after the fearful storms and calamities to vvhich it has been, exposed.

We hereby present to thee a new opportunity, to shew; thy devotedness to the catholic religion to acquire new glory, convinced that thou, after the numerous proofs thou hast given of thy 'good will, wilt not reiuse. at our entreatv: thv ---jt support to the catholic religion, but will strenuously aid our endeavors in the important affair, 5 From a late English Paper; Last month we inserted from the Liverpool papers an account of some large importations of gold and silver specie from Philadlphia, chiefly the coins of the United States. We are glad to say it still continues from different ports of America into Liverpool, so that we shall be able to import the gold and silver eagles of America as last as the mint of the United States can -coin them. The im portation of British goods in Ame rica is still increasing, and the exchange is.five per cent, in favour of Britain. We are happy to inform our readers that the Glasgow rhanufaturers have also received remittances of late from America in gold and silver eagles.

The fol lowing we extract from the Glas gow paper: Arrived the Sarah, Captain Snowden, from Charleston, with 650 bags cotton, and nineteen boxes of specie the boxes of gold and silver are addressed to viz. Lindsay, Dalrym-ple, Dickson, Arhdtt, Austin, George Wilson, all manufacturers in Glasgow." No; wonder gold and silver are scarce The Spaniards, it is said, will hot permit the inhabitants on the Toiri-bigiiee river to export produce to New-Orleans, unless they pay a duty of 12 1-2 per cent, at the i-lVIb is thought, stt Nejir-Orleans, that the American government, as an act of justice to their citizens, ought to impose a Similar duty on all their txportations to Pensacola and Mobile which would perhaps restore the Spa niards to a more editable line of conduct. -A Line of Stages has been esta blished between Richm6rid anci Staiinton, in Virginia-Fare for pas sengers nine dollars -way. passengers to pay eight cents per milei The Shares of the Maryland U- nion Bank which were subscribed for little more than a week ago, haYe aircaay aavancea len per cent. inva- 1 aware ot tne caution an4 circiimspecaoti subject the Judges of the Estate, at their last meeting in conference, decided that such plea was good and barred the plaintiff's recovery.

It is a little unfortunate that the. aajudicatiori of one court did not take. place early nou gh for the o-ther court to have considered its binding authority, aiut thereby rendered the administration of justice uniform in the courts. Fraud oil Underwriters In Octo-' ber last, one Thomas Shivers, resi-. ding at the Havannah, inclosed to Capt Samuel Packard, of Providence, R.

I. sundry papers purporting to be a 'regular invoice, and bills of lading, for 360 boxes of said to have been shipped in the schooner Eliza, John Nelson, master, and consigned to the said Capt. Samuel Packard, with orders to insure the same, which was accordingly affected to the amount of 12,700 dollarsv in the office of the Providence Insurance Company. On the 3rd of February following) tiie said Nelson appeared with a regular, protest stating that said schooner was cast away cn the I9ih of 0)1 the Florida shore, and totally 16st, himself and one other person only saved Capt. Packard beim then on a voyage to the Havannah, and having since returned, informs, that he discovered to his satisfaction that no such ship ment was ever made, said schooner having been at the Havannah when he, was there and having since in tercepted a letter from Nelson to Shivers, fully confirming; the whole to have been a fraud.

As he mav have attempted other frauds in diffe rent of the Union, editors of papers the sea-ports are requested to insert this article. The. schooner Jane (savs a Frank fort paper of March 31) the property of Mr. John Mullanphy, was launch ed this morning with great ease. She is a handsome vessel, apparent ly well calculated for sailing, and a- dapted! to the West-India trade burthen between 80 and 90 tons.

The appearance of two schooners an chored before our which only 1 few years ago was the hunting camp ot uncivilized man, is a truly novel one and must convev to the patriotic heart, very pleasurable emo tions indeed. If so much has been accomplished in a few years un der such embarrassing and discou- raging difficulties, what mind can conceive the extent to which com merce may be. carried on the tributa ry streams, of Ohio in the fcoursc uf .1 t.i ren or twelve years, oy tne assistance )f enterprising men, possess ca pital and public spirit, to enable them 'o prosecute so laudable a pursuit. and although the western waters af- brd numerous situations: where the business of ship building may be ear ned on to advantage, few exceed Frankfort, for vessels suited to the West-India trade. The practicability of descending the river from this place with ease and safety, having been -well ascertained, it possesses advantages which cannot fail to re commend it to the entcrprizing mer chant.

Situated in the heart of the fertile state of Kentucky broduce for exportation may be collected in large quantities. iar, and -pine" limber for nmsts, spars and decking, -can be brought down the river, on the hedtls of which we are informed there is plenty to be had- Cordage is manu- tactured the vicinitv of tlie town and milis for the manufacture of flour, are numerous within three or four miles. Capt. Shaler, ofthefship tlising Sun, arrived at New-York, left Amsterdam on the rth March, at which time the severity of the weather had obliged the British squadron to relinquish the blockade of the Texel; The Baiayian government had put all the lighter? in requisition: the French were con structing fortifications at the Hel- den and New-Diep and the arri val of a French General to take the command of the Army destined to embark from HoUand, gave strength to the opinion that the Invasion would riot much longer be delayed. Only one British armed vessels had been seen off the coast for some time back.

Markets for coffee sugar were good. The more (says a Lbndbti paper) we consider the subject of the con spiracy ailed ged to have been framed against the life of the more we are impressed with the idea, that it is either a fabrication, or an exaggeration of some circumstances of a cpmparatiyeiy. slight and insignificant nature.iii Ifoliceof Parish has always a plot repdy made to suit any and" though the hand of FbuchinoJ longer wields he tremendous wapjjn of Police his spirit has been fully infused into ihc riund of the Grana1 Judge Reg- publicly sold to the highest bidder at fcillsbQ- day in July, foUowingTractsofLaftdin said county, to wit: One Ti act of 400 Acres on the vest 'Side of Haw River, adjoining the ands of Benjamin Rainey on the" Vest, Robert M'Cul-loch on the east, and Lands formerly held by Samuel Jarrfes on the north. Another Tract of 200 on Eno River, known by the Name of Chessenhali's twelve -Miles below Hillsborough, bounded on the east, "by Erio 'river, adjoining thfe Lands of Chessefihall and Forrest. Another Tract of 1600 acres, in" Granville County, on "both Side of Robertson's and rhe Cowpen Forks of Beaver Dam Creek, and will be sold at the Cqurt-honse of-said County, on the.

second; Day of the August Court, the 7th Day qi the Month. The above Lands will be sold on a Credit of ne Year for one Half of the Purchase Money, and two Years thereafter for the ther Half- Bonds, wjth sufficient Security, wiU be required by me. H.SHEPPERD, Comm'r. April 11, 104. ADVERTISEMENT.

rrHE Subscriber, on the Uth inst List a $oc et-Book near Lumberton, in Robeson cpunty in it one forty shilling bill. one ten shilling mil and eight hve shilling Dills And also one forty shilling with he word Counterfeit in the Face of ind signed T. Jbunles. It aJ.so contained a Note of Hand given, by Mchael Mculton, James Smith, Joseph Thames and John JiCKson, to the Subscriber, for the sum of enree hundred-and twenty-hve dollars, bearing date in 1802, and made payable ne first day of January, 1804. The above Note has never been endowed by the subscri-or.

The Assignors of Said Note are hereby notified not to pay the Money to any other Person the Subscriber -i A man who called his name Thompson, passed the soon after the booK was dropped, heading suspected and pursued, ded into a swamp, as soon as he saw his Pursuers he is a Man, from report, an infamous Characiernad Scars on his Wrists as though he had larely been ironed and it is presumed he has lately broken some Jail, and made his Escape, rom Appearances he about 3J years of ae, near six feet high, of a fair Complexion, and light Hair. Any Person who will secure the Money and "N-xe, or Note alone, so that the Subscribe! gets it again, shall be generously re-warded OAl ILLIS. liobeson county, 15tb April, TO Bi SOLD At the Court-House at Kiieston. in Lenoir Couru on Saturday tie of fune next. fr the axes uue thereon for the -leur npiIE iojlovfing; Town Lots situati in the.Town of Ivinston aforesaid, viz.

uts umbered 32; and 33, in the Plan of the Sc. town. WILLIAMS CKOOM, April, 2th. Sheriff. RALEIGH, MONDAY, APRIL 30, 1804.

In the last page of this paper will be a letter from 'Thomas Pain 10 the People of England It is pre-laced in the northern papers as fo "TO THE EDITOR. As the goodsense of the people in heir elections have now put the iffairs of the union in a prosperous at Home and abroad, there is nothing immediately important or the subject of a letted I there-idre sencj ou a piece on another A petition was on Tuesday present ed to the jUovernor by the brother of Villis Wadkins, conderaried at the late Salisbury court for horss-stealing, graying for executive clemency; but the notoriety of his character proved an efrectual bar to the exercise of mercy in this instance, it is supposed, therefore, he was execu ted on Friday last. We are informed that at the last term of the Supreme Court of the United States, the cause which had been carried u'ri from the Cir guit Court for the District of North rarnlinu- and which depended on the validity of a piCa bar, formed unon an act 01 Assemoiv iu the year 1715, barring creditors of deceased persons where no claim is made within seven years, was de cided' favour of the plamtin. This question had. been long sus pended in the eourt below, and many causes which awdited the decision of the Supreme Court will nqw-go ofR principal point made by the pleadings the act of 1715 was repealed by an act passed in the year 1789.

The latter act, it Seems, did not in w-press terms repeal the former act but as the Legislature undertook to upon the same subject, and, in the opinion ot the Supreme Court, made provisions inconsis tent with those the former act, the latter, operated as a repeal ot the former by implication We are sorry to add, that a diversity of iu diciai opinion prevails bstween the vr as any imported cls oflu.ShaS no Superior as and id Horte. in point of illooa. aize, c.i.eetter not acquainted Vila nw and floes noi rn'ia nun brings ner inthc ctate the above ftf? i Vail Have a Seafto for his trouble. firnC 1 he Horfe cr any accident Sflf he couJd not ferve the Mares I will puMHbit the Paper, 'XTl fia(Uf mvfelf will prevent reports, to thole circulated Uft year, irom 1. -w jainiogevcdit.

gjjsHA WILLIAMS, franklin County, March soth, 1 804. BVRRAMFOOTER w1 'ILL be let to 1 Marcs the enfu- iag Seafcm, at mj' Houle range County he fcuthfide ot Haw Kiver following terms: The fingfe Leap five Dollars payable at the Stable Door; and if a Mire does not' ftand the 'firft timr, ihc may Teout by the SeaToa on.the payment of live jjiars more at therm enn8g iipon if tor the Seafon ten Dollar, and for the Infu-Lre of a DdUart. Any Perfon Mare by rlnfurance, acd parting KM m. 1 j4 Itr 5 I 1-othfiayotAuguft On -Notes being given behe the expiration of the Seafon eredit will be allowed until the tenth January, o-ther)fc tkey wil1 tecortte due lne ejrPira- I will rot be accountable for Acci great care will be 'take a of Maroi with the Horfe. BuRRAMPOOTiR is-rifing five Yeats line Bav, upwards of Hands elegantly formed, lengthy, liionj Boned r.M kv rhf belt ot ludzes.

10 De ainai Cokai his Sire Care-Devil is a Horfe, beirg ike him in every part, lhape and ue. tin Pedigree will (hew him to be as fiae a blooded Coif as any in America. a a. a vi ot a a was goc Dy tne 1 mpo nea Horfe Dare. DeviV his datn ty wniair, his graniaai by Fearnought, imported by Col.

of Virginia his. great grandam by Cottolpbin, who was got by earnoughi out, of a fuH.blooded Mare his great great great grandam by the imported Horfe flob Nob, his graat great grandam by the imrted Horfe loily Roger, ht grat great g'e ai geat gran dam by the imported HWfe Valiant, cut ot Tryal Mare of Col. Archer Carey's, which was eot by the oM impor -d Tf al March 6, 1804.1 The high brc'4 eh -f nut Horfe A JC Iiportsd fcr Governor Turner in the fijip December, i82. WILL be et to Mares at mv within ha'f mile of Cafwe! Twenty: Lollas the Seafon may be difcharged. by the Pavment Cittfrt, provided payment is made by the it iof January next Forty dollars to 1 Mare te be with Foal, -with the fame de iidion as in fjeafonj if, paid within the lame time.

Should ihz propei'ty qf any Mare in fureJ be changed, th? iafurance wrill be de maoded in every inftahce ihoiuU a Mhi bfured not prove with f6ai the Money wit be returned. The feafon will commence the id of Marcfc aod end the 10th of Augtilt. Cood and ttufive Paiturage well inclofcd, and servanis lent wit Mares boarded No liab'lity for accidents or efoapei, but the greateit care will be taken to prevent The Proprietors of this Horfe contemplate keeping so impprted thisNeighoour-fcood, and ihouid a Mare put by the leafou dot ptoye with Foal (the money being paid) th 0wnr will be entitled to a feafoa of the lame Mire the next feafon gratis. MAGIC will be ten years old next fpr'vrg; horfe ot elegant form and gret powfeis, hands and a half high, and aswei lirfd a horfe as any in England. He was go.

ly Volanieer, one ot th belt fms of Oid i'pfe, and (ire of Spread Eag'ej line, Tr iumvir, Reciuit, Cuinreodore, tc 6c. out of Njarcella. Macella was got Maminco her DitA, Meuia, 6y bwee-Bncr, out of Aagel'ca, by Sua Reg'Jius, Garde's Ch.lders, Ho. wood's Arabian, dam of rhe two True MAGIC covered the laft three yer he 'i Lngland, and his edits are Coafiderev: lige and PP. X1 RM'A PTC S.

1 oee the Racing Calendar for 1797. i He tec-ived from Mr. Btwi'scoSt i-adler, Jt 1 it 5jui-as. mcwvi writer, nc won a iwccp-ftkrs againft Whip; Mother Sh iptop and at Lewes and a match at Newmarket vriui Lou.la; and alfo amatchafaiD Ht ln 178 he won th reworth Stakeiat.Krion, heating VVrangler, Johrny, Bsnningtoi, flay -or' Pay, od two others. At Lewes he won a fweepftakes asv.nit Wn io.

swd two more. He walked ver far the Kiogg plate at Canterbury, and Jca the city plate'. In 1799, he won one paired and twenty guineas at Lichfield, Jjuag Robin Redbreait, Canon and lour Ur: and a plate at Leietter. I clwell SOLOMON GRAVES. ouaty, February 1 4, 18C4.

rOR SALE, I 0i 2J DaJ of June Court, at Person Court-House, WILL be exposed to Public Salc on a Credit of twelve Months a Tract -ana, lying- in said County, on Hyc and the Waters thereof, containing Acres, adioinincr thf T.anrlc fnympfl- Jned by Daniel M'FarUnd, toow and o.hers it being a Tract 0 Land Jgaged by Archibald Campbell to -vcot Virginia; the Equity of Redemption nam been duly. toreclosed by a De- the Superior Court of Equity for tht 01 Hillsborough, at April Term, on his giving Bond with ap- ty for the Purchase-Money. WiU be conducted by the underr tb Some Personduly authorised ui pose. HOM AS VAVGHAN. Va.

if ran be welt alcerti irea whe i ler ie Wlth be liable fjrthi Maney. 'rhe Seafon commenced cna on inc i L. which 56 grave and important asjibject re-- quired and under that; JveJas-S-S sured the Noble Earl, that in entuting tr procure the assent of his Majesty th cvommission.he had proceeded withfearaftcT trfemWlingV Not confiding eiuirely in xhts' reporrs of the physicians, hd, solicited3; and obtaiued a personal interview wLlt the Monarch, which has been i -the course of which he held iUUch.convefSal? tion with Majesty relatiVi to the natur; of the tfil'ls included in the comrriiSiion the" result of which was, that jjie whole of thenx obtained the Koyai Assent: Ot respoji-S'hiiky attached to his dnacial si-patiotj. Hi.j Lordship jprofessed himself fully aware 5 and, feeling the entire force of that respon.1 sibility, he had acted upon- it tlie present At er this unequivocal assurance-of the competency of his Majesty tq tne ex-ja cise of his kingly functions, rm reasonable can be nlade bjrriis Majesty-; On the gth March, the Russian Vmbas-. waited on Lord Ha wkesbury, to IujVjw the cause of.

the embargo; which was ex- plained to his satisfaction. Recent letters deceived in Norfolfe frrrri the Island of St. pourtray the si- cuaiiun ui rencn wmte people ta.be, otr: the rriogt Histtessihg na.ure. TMre hav4 been three massacres at Aux-Cayes siu'ce the publication of Detsalines.prpcUniation 5 out of 500 persons In piaccupwardiof fcave been massacred, even niale chil- dran of 8 and 10 yeaj 3" have not been spared uessaunes was heard to express himself, that he had only refreshed hirnself at AusS Cayesr but that he meant to pdrge jeremVe'. I An American gentleman of the name of Mackintosh, resident at Au-Cayes hzs himseif in a most particular manner, hj saving the lives of a great, many, though "at the hazard of his own life an ft, propcrtyil Capt, Miller, arrived Norfolk '-J rpoitj Tobago, informs, that an, expedition wasto sail from Barbados on- the 5th insti-against Maftifiique: it consisted of 5000.

troops, 3 sail of the line, and several NVALi The vessels intended to rehw. fcace the American squadron in the Mediv terraneah are Guns; The President, of 44 44 Congress' 38 Constellation, 38 hn Adarhsi' 32 Commo." Bafdti. Capt. JamesBArort Capt. John Rogers Capt.

HG Campbell Capt. L- Chauncey; I he squadron: Sit present iti the Mediter-i ranean consists of he Consijinitiopt Argusj brig, Ji 'Syren, do. 18 Enterprise do 16 Nautilus, sch. 16 -Cajt Lieat.HulI, Lieut. Decater, Lieut.

Lieut. SmitKVe.tl.-r'i ixen, 14 The. whole of Commodore be --under the (tn Ht-in tain arid the most aciive measiirffcAdi acrstand pursued, of. bringing thiy a-. Kf.

W-H A.MPSH IRE The republican prints I angdon to b.e elected Gotfi Vhile the federal prints dexLV i ilman -elected. The official VV hi 01, xne voters wuioe Taar June; 4 -v".