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Tell her that I hare nanfcht to boast, *
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, Will smile when you hare aaidj&ur
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.love me. ** '
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h nAW<Wui kq?*e, with view*I
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I The knave to men4 his fo^nnes sueti, ? \
H a^irSBbAoi to pletss hf*>ye. " , ' +
I V < lASt'Tpe bow Jwiii will behavef ^ ^
I J f.r .Dependon-tfori ruk\ . Vo?e. *#
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I i 'Ththiifsting buds look up **- '
H Tofreet {he farm sunlight while it linger* *t<
I On the w^irtitl-sids, and the violet Mf1* ^ 4t
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|; ^4?l?Sepi^taia^$ i?fe
W^Lcftfc^onal Li-Vga^ tajVA.
- fJijWti), nst^lS^licafwii t-* ?),' ,? -V
. OtaTtT**s:?Ithp8raft?e tk rnwla on-ill; ttjrrti JSoBv*
''wyit to ttent- myself tiite 'graiiacatiom, of utcunlTjjk
t ifttoeaog to tphich jqii khuHy invife j'
J *' ?n will meet to eepd words/of oteovto ior .Brave!
." ?raft and soldier* in the field ilojpbulae treason'iiv
- (par jfcMst, $vin;_', in th? -^rt'o?J^yaid and coA&rt
f u treason la the panoply ;* to'maliiWo Intfifife
J the ^tegritflrfT tUe flitpnal t(*rttory,*and.fte Atprf.ma^
icy of the uati&isl consist io a aufl iWs; to ?tn#ipthan *
Sfce ha&J? add ifcrve^the ^eort dt Bresid^tt^fof.the*great
"^ork Ipry iri^h Gq? aiffithyebpie htfyecalJed hi!h.?
For .what worthier pt^joihe jcay An\nficaa citirens now'
'swe&hft** v ;* , t. f. > ? f'"
IS jp.mv ftcgil fhlth,. centfAieii^tfciy God does not <
. mean tha{*ttys Amfricauft^ahiif sh'iifypefislv Wo*re'
triecHafe by-tft^ byfjoay omlti^ w#l?tivc, i^ftwithstanfldWrllU
Ml vigkii& and all the'inaehiuJUion* of traitors
I ^a'nd thcijRrtJipafhi^ttfr, oS ^hi/or t^fc'ouier aid&jjf the
spfVoftiltjfViH lira. , * / * , * '#*'
f Aiid while our^cyantD' livc?, ylav$ry, ^be chief source, J
[ tpid cans?? ai^Sufent or ou^iils; will idle. * 'fire friends
.-of the'TnIon#tn? the so* tp,bfcfore# ^beliioi^ predicted ,
1ie$efl?euct5a?t o^-dhore^llB a^Cwnserjucnde-bf seCeaaipn,
1 if-tiht madness should prevail. B'othjpj, In
tnent, La^ndhe^crtin *.hau th% fu Iftlnjunt Of these ffr?^Uctiobs.
static, heforl^ehblKiC fVorj all
^xWal toterwcnc^ sU^ejj%f co'fhe <5* froipf its shel-;
j Haf," oi?denstate-cocstifpttons aiiSaifd^O?isAiiRhe pa.
tloniB }lf^VlMi,ih Burctyjlie; pierc^lSyite twos fan'g# i
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What maAftt now li^rw it &?3J^wbmer as a-tonwA?
qaeno^ or object cf 'the \vai> tfbaf matt^f ? J* tblsV
if? f?o jpe U teems Ijprt Prorft- J
fence itf^catea. foAyjflgagh. how thVmtW tJa^ry.l
13tat tfm,, ty cojpo W%t)/d'tlii\e atat<$ b mliitatxl
epler) decr? or proetewaattoti; norto h**disre%a fitofr oi.
9gt aside itf any evfcat a? anullity, tut maintained and
"fexf^fatef wiihperfect^GodjaUb to all the Mifra'miiised;
jindit wllf corue iu I6va)- $L\\t t^ataslbj thj yn#n?tnltb
r?Taf tToB^flfhe"[x*oplc r?ud their K-^fpla tn res, aided,ft?e-.
lymui ^"rienasjy Bythflr brethraa; o#the free states.,
11 fnay^e mistaken If ti?a,ibut if J am, anothei*betfcK.
wayVi^ be revflhWf J* ' t
Meanti^^f It sjpeiaa l9me. lery Hec^sAry t* say distinot|r
ybat mftpy 6brtyk from savim* The
blacks iqnpt % called into this* toapict?not a#cajtle,
loot now, even, aa^reijftabaiH^s but is* men. In the*
free states, 'abd, b/prt>clain^ti^n, in tjitr rebel static
W?y *e free men. The Attorney GencKfcj hi an opinion
which re^at^o, has pqpuonnce^ ^esd'freetaeq
elBs^us oMhe.Uflited Stftes. ^et^Jhen, the eJ^
ample oi Andrew Jacksof, who did not hqpSate to op- [
%sbc colored rejamcpfs to British invasion, be. now fearlessly
followed. T^eh tliesadblacks, acfHmatedj innlUai
M. he country, capahib of fjrent endurance, receiwa
guTtaole organization, ?o do do ineir iiart, we
needlhelr gcStl will, and r.iuat make thera our friends
iy.afRwin^ ourselves their friends. We must hate them
JdNtrifide^-.fqt acont^ for all thiliuuV service in camp or
fiel^friudticn they art qualified. Thus employed, from
rfburden they become a'sh^cort, nac^ the Iwzatds, pri'v^on^itu.1
idhapf or t^e. white soldier will be pfioporritxn^ly
d;$Wshe<h * .
+ Some wWohjngC ?f course. There are arrays ofcjec*
Ibrs to.?vervtmiu!?"practical. Lat'expgriwce dispel honest
fedrs, and refute captious or disloyal cavil.
, Above alb gentlemen, let no doubt ftS=*worirYc?oiu*ifen
to~5IiiSS, with all our hearts and with all ou?
means, Uue soldiers sow in nnns for the republic. Let
their ranks be filled up; 1st their supplies bo anfilclent
and?re*pd?j:4ht* their pay be smh. >Let notMnj be
wanting fo tjfetu'tvWrii can^kre a^viu- au^efliefcney.
Lot efeh brai^^cer JiuK his country's
i^Vc JttoBcfk him, ancrtbat ^s'eounti^*#hepgs hang up-1
op'him auji, iasptevl brv this tonight, let*him qpe and
do all that 5 poesih^t^bedar^iadd d&e: VV .
?o, genljespfn, Vith \M biasing of God jjrill 'xit
makeaghuion|furtMp??e.^Iacei5 rjeiqg beforewf
i how beautiful and lr?wl I Thde fc, aft time tb
o^IfnowY baroom al?qpait?rsof the lam}conjfr the'
efce oj^tlie wo^rei^h'i^ple, kbok% Sotlofi, de-t
"nwuicJng tfpaapu, and riroclalowil the1^M?jtb|j^nitr I
'v*ol'4he repub^t qpd lu 4ieiwu-h*piredumon p
'> IK ?Mi ' nSMHI me.^uroprc- ,
wise <J(H?nt spTA'^1 rjlv' /
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"jr-axu* BsSTjiixI -"ft)??!*" '^r, '
WaiU^bi |b-M l&ptfltoi Y*!^
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lw^^n<5*3
pilv? haveia^ cenfitfes bejn fllfritftiwxo
ifadi^an.t that iheteirdmpf>rtj?4do^tvot
ti^~ circuiai&oif pi the y?&d lik^<petyble?
do-wn^ ia tAid ihAt in the.htet
tw^ty*^fc'TCT*s $5^,QCto;0$? 'have been
se^mithey f yltdch$460,900^)00 has thus'1
disafr>ea^^? No probajiie reefcou has
ever boer^discovdr editor this mystent except
tl^ orient etfeiom of kirying hpe- cie
an^ewefy iij theigioundT ,
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\ wiljtjnrpi. * or PtM *iiA. tfns Ibralt riJ
irtt Orsojib^S^fiq^lfnd,
*ta#jfej?btrt from the Clyde oii the 3d d1
^Atni vThb'(Jj'dtr for .hjef arrest 'affiled
jfrorn ijpndoi^oQ tHo 4th?the etyy after
; . $- ?/ % / > r.
7%'-JflLoea^JF?CC2^'?iSXQ~L&>-<&3LOlt.."V
; The BJontrejl. Stpaih^jwp "dohipany's
, steamy' ftnfJ!o*$n.ron, Captain Burgess,
Vhich ie&Iluterp oahQnlhe 16th and Lqiidnaderry
on Itth Aprilf for Quebec and
Montreal, was wfected "four mile's east, ol
?ape'^R&ge c^a Mqhclav thev'27th' .ofvipril,
. dunn^TdehJc fieg^'*p4
tk<3 ^Canadian ajid^JnftedJ^tates maili
and hadon bowl fhreo ImiuVe* and pfx.a^.dglfty^oiuriof
a orewi
mjdnlig:a\ota^ of iohr hundred aijd fcortyiour.'peifco'nfi.
' Tl^ee -1& tfcr jpassengEr*
^ Uchei $t ^Jdharfei Newfoundland, at
foar o'&ocK oi^^nd^'gyejaiiig, and m"
portfed^^jfe^ dWstdr, Ending raw the vee*m1
had N.t^ken up after,,- wh^n
they fete eightwOf aeiV an^ that a great
- mimbel $y&eV pass*ng#r<i - h'i>d^-p$rishfe<L
^Thniietrs-yacht frtafio&ed Oape Race,
;set o'u^?or ihl ,-wxecb i^mjfqiatdly aftei
tBe tesetpt of- Hits vintGpb?fc?rr Urt
gteaifitoy vrt anffe^s., afid. aloe
:st^ered^ftHr fcttpe- tjwce- "3 "Seventy-thre*
^crs^iw ostaped from vensITby anedne
ltoi YopffiTjmd apaitl, tVven tyJfooj-o^ece &i?eu
| off mdrfojbqat Xd.* {& to the
i fehi$ ^:u in pftfeI
iri??p.aJtise?i ninety otl^jf ,'?vho lihd gjol
8iu t^o lsoate.' Amoiwr tlieso were .the
n^ ^)hhfi^Voi!H%i hi/ rfjff sever
yfcren.; the fir?4 and jtearfclj offlicer^ml
ifc j fifth of .the Jlwjfc'
Scum ynrs^^i-^ and Second. Senfrnfetoty
rathe shb^wcxp hlsb savc^, as- tosif
j^ttMpwony of^bd>lk>yel 'Artiii**, e
passeirg^. The cugamander of the Artglofyxon,
Captain Biirgess, wis supnpaed tc
jhavfe been lost. Seven perscms emhnrked
* cm a raff from the . -wreck, and tins raft,
wotli tfye snip's boats Noa. 4 "and* 6, were
missing when ..the dispatches left $t.
Johns.*. Tjie deck of the Anylo-fiaxon
<br?ke upi ah Jiour rafter she' ttfnck, and
f nothing bnt'her mizzen-nKst jvas stand"
ing. Soveihl- persons clung to the forerigging
until the main-meat fell, but no
assistance coul?l reach thehj. Guns were
duly fired at?ape Rage, in^ order t$ at,t?act
tlie,attention- of ifle missing boats,
On the 2Stli Hie weather* on the cOalfc wjioa
fine and clear, but they had nfct'be^
heard oL . * * <
'* * POLAND. ??TH]| INSrfBREQTION.
The Polish insurrectn^ is still in-gyeat
tigor ami activity. The Czm of Brfissijj
has so far yielded as to offer k generai amnesty
to all the Poles who* rettum to dieir
allegiance by the J3tlf of May.' England,
Franco, and Austria hyave addressed separate
notes to Russia, conveying a friendly
".varying" to the emperor on the subject
of r^fon^s for Poland. Cronstadt lias
beeu placed in a state of defense, and the
Russipn army is to be increased. It ia
Said that Russia*/r^s t# .direct bar afeteh|
tion towards Sweden -for sopie' offmsa
"taken respecting the polish qnCsfio^.
Serious eveaiiualilies were likely to ensued
Nappleon had, itfii\sadd, ihquffcsd if 'JMhly
could take a military jptut -tinder ceftam
'hriieumstanees, an<JLkad Wk wuotact
to il*? effect that the !&ing.,<;urtl& fiu-nktf
sixty thotfeand men. , . * H
? hfnoh^wfches%'prevjfili^l in jfctydoii
$24} Pari^with r^sp'aet the nQar ^frftiL
M.war ; but the affairs'.of l^assia. 'ptoper,
Aland, ij^xico, mrk .fchqfc United Sutft
H& so njix^l up, aB HM%utinn hlic ' n3^
J^feed exe??iig causes of the strtj^e, that
it Van dijheuK to conj^tntv on Y/hfiflisIde
o ?j A ?A* j / 1 1 ' 1 * * _ _ . x - vi _ A 'Jt _
o^aie AUW3ii0>flosGiiHaw* wwe njKgij'xa
*!onmienc5i; . *? % # ?': L : The
4 nates Ufefwald&l# by effngbmd,/
Ftande, aAi'Austria to*4he?^tiotcrt at St.
B|tersburfe "on the subject^ol the PofislL'
resolution,. had b eeii' pr#| en ted to fch^j
?zkr, andic^daed a /'behsatih^i^ tfo
Russi?B,e#)iiie4, *? it was not anticipate!,
jfazt the tij^e powers woirict thepmy si^oh
ar uniformity of sentiment andku^tmge'in
the case. The Czar had notyetpubb^jl^
his reply. In the meantime the Swedish 4
goVemifltent waif making considerable arm*anient?*
Iron-clail ships had be^ct' of
tiered, ana engineers were-actively ejcL. UV
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' thet>Hcxuic>d^ayd Qf ttie *SwedisJl navy,' ^
! i which 1x3 reideied ^capable 'of raiU?-*" ,
'. nut*; not only Si^msn^jn^n-dfjxr^ ? j
?1;at atst^ "lift squadrons of racsl powers# , f
whose inte<cstlFhiight be to station ft na- **#
i^val fftroo jygjtjpise waters.. .
It wfcs reported in "Paris-twit Napoleon .
hdd.orcfcred .nil the iroa-clhds of ' ?
~ i t^s?nb& atX^eriKtfirs* tfrtd ic iroh ^yiAr.V ai,
. * ves^ls now oa^-be stocks to be compl<^3^ ' '?J
' wiiliout delay. ' ' " ? .V
^he ciifflcmtfcs arising of * .*j
s Qotton in' the manufacturing #
' districts of Frrfn^e were becoming \ery
serious. / ^ \ ? * *r t 'M
f The..British jouvnaj^nfrere stil^ incensed
i agai|ijt4 Admiral Wilki*, and some #f their ( # t*
. *writerrf'adqbtod%to dceafi that tfie cabinet ?
, at Washington were incited to make* a #
suddwi wiir on tfcCitf osmitry. # &tr
Mr 'Adam^* letter ^ Messrs. Hoy ell. ^
; and ZIrmnn> whicluVas jirenwto co&v |t %[
, cargo ofliymrtiora?of wyr for^jjtiie'Mexi.
gteai 1" mdignnti&n *V in #
L Fraftcck- Considerable agitation still pre- ^ ?
> vailed In England oo the %ubjecf, "if well
n vat the' future reguUtfon'-of rnomral tftde
i ftcf the Mexican coast. #In the'House of Vr.
k> Caramons Mr. Lata^d stated tliat the gov- I
r ^riim#nt hdd under their-consideration thi * F
> 'JLickflt. of lfnve " given by Mr. &tam?. v'
The alleged. ?bel 'gfthboatAA}Randria
i j hatnieei* *' fcoheqnerM," frt]^**fpool, f 9\
t [and it Was g^v^rjifheiA 9
> cGrftejr.platifed yroc^edmgs against ^
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; * r*j??K.Haid-ttV^bel^?lkH-?o verntnenfc / 4 /
; , -tfoftradifofcrotalitfl tfeJtofem of shippih*' '
(w ^dAe> bodied clfia fttfra^treliypd to* the Um- m.
[ Scales, aiki * ut*a fcop & it#?mxje?a if
: wasCfko Wa-\#rbd i+i^Aia' dd* emigration
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f? ,'if he, coifedeaite W Tomamad drm jicfi* 7 .
, rewffiftw:*tha"4W|frd atfd *^P
one-foui*Jh% premium.' . AJhnrical^ secuid- , *
, .tieswarefirmtr. " , *4 *
L (Tcmsolfe doted in Loinloil, onjthe.29d of
April, at 98% for laoilVy. The L?v:
. erpool cotton market^%JL|i89 on the 2od# , #
ultimo, \itl^pi4bes fkm, -nut j?ofi<^hfnl ad-'
> . vanee. Breadstuff's yore 'lybfr aud,steady.
['^rov^idiia Upre^dull
$he ""lXtest and greatest Randal is ftie
*depurt;ti*e for^Am erica of one of tHir young . , #
| n&febtatn-ya tine- youag man abonf six- *
and-fveniy, jylip,took a aflspeclable de- ? * *
gree?ct Gumbntfge, and lias always cpn- ^
* 'ducted hnnselMvith good sen^e and good. ^ *
taste pn.public lite, as. tfle jyiefe^l.workf . >
* &yk--in pru&ait o? a pofcorfbus cowrtfezan. *i'%
There* are fears that person,^whom ,
hofcAilansliip and amusing conversation ? *
removed J^om a hack street in Chelsea to i
j ^ gilt-cage^ neap ^irt-Iuilcy to hit on pihk^. *'
satin auu sleep uiner ome sati#, may fol*lrfW
sn?t with'Polly Peachitm a htmdretL ?
; yia*8 ago, slie became Duchess of BcjUon^t g.
Tfid sfiOSfffci?n mnie bt the*feai<* of sucKa *
-wortm's h ansa was r.oi very crSditSWe^' P
eithpr to the manners or the tastevof" the *
fashionnbltf'worliU Tho furniture was in " * /
the most vulgar taate?not a hook, jot a * #
pLatrrro, qf any valuq?gold, cat in, arfd* - <
' wSvut > yet ladies crowded to see the in- ,*w
/CfiriOT: hf a hqftsc that could-have been in> <
dieted had it.Jield more than oneJ,ei?aiit. a i'Wjdsnjrf^r.
^ * f v .
*thr iskpfeditigx to cr.i.ina.?a dis-^. , ; ^ *
.fJAiali was rfcceive<Liro:n General "Wtfght,
at Loaisvilte, on the 22<^,g|ito the effect ,*'4A
that #tihe ox^itiop t6 CeliijR -v^s en Aely^ V
i successful; tfiit Mr^opps destroyed ' F
tqwt, one hunted themi^i-of Jt V
^aeqp, ten thousand bqfhej&flf wheat, ten J * *
thousand hushes of ^corn^one hundred^*
batorejjsof whiskey, oiaednrodfed barrels oP .
a considerahre tgiiitiiy 9
, eoffea, tea^ijaU,# and .cfii^r steles, *xu\ .
forty ho$t>C wind,! had beep us^Tiu tr$pa^
jolting pwod^ft^'Brentsvilie and other vi. ? *
joints ;qa the -Cui^berTahd. Th? rebeiw';- ' '%& . * ?
reptyt-ci Joss c^niint^fljed t but Colaafcl c - > * '
cobAwaVdhtq* tio^op^dititmj i?| > 4ygthc
(Tfti flRpitfr'at the*i>umj>er isftreatef.' " ? m*.
"Jvqliad one \vonnded and, oAc^mi^iag.* * *
^gicrakWri^hf c!ij?fhH it aa a. jJc&feat pt- ^
f l lr?^, S. iT- Orej/ of Obipt lormerly a %
^WxynrfervAtrve " of the straitist sect* ferae-,d ^ *
lYjflu'ms yp a political and >thiyaT cfem V
iof ^' our BOntherii 'brethre]#; 4J A reb-?V *%
, el?".he says, " has but two rfghte^-a cop.- , .', s
stitutiohai r^lit to bh hupg ami a divine *
right fo b^| <Illnn^d.', Hnpothrj rvill all ?
avail ^mseivea ?>f thei* rights.
: 'w*i*
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