C*rhe EN'ilt'IRtU It published iwlce a week, gene rally, on J three times a week during the session ol the ■State Legislature.— Price,llie tame as herelofoic, Mrr JJolLirs per annum, payable in advance. Notes of Char let*.d specie-paying Banks, (only) will he received in payment. I he Editors will guarantee the safety of remitting them by mail, the postage of ail leltets being paid by lUe writcls. t3T.fi•> piper will l>e discontinued,[hut at the tiitcre tiouof the Editors,] Until all aiiearages have betn paid p. CT Whoever will gnat an tec the payment of nine papers, shall receive a tenth gratis. TERMS OP ADVERTISING. V7 Une Jtynare—first insertion, 73 cents—each "mtiiinancc, AO cents. ,Vn J liter! Iscment inserted until it has either been paid f or, vr assumed by some person in this city o- its environs. ’TlYiT Ill's Hit Kb DOLL A It s- It IV A It I), VI^ILL. he given for the apprehension and dclivety at the Penitentiary, of JOHN COAi. TER, (mimes raped on the‘lUlh instant.) a convict sentenced by the superior court ol law lor Montgomery county to four yours iiiipritonuieut iu the public jail .mu penitentiary house,*’ fruui the I7lh ol October Irtl7. Ills relations live hi Botetourt county, in the neighborhood of Salem ft is highly probable tlint he mat take some other direc tion than Butciourt. It is suspected that a man lately discharged fi-nu here has aided Ins escape, anil ihtti they o ay g.ioif logeluer, aud pay a visit to the lower part s.f fluu.ivcr. King William, King Sc t.'ueen aud New Kent countses.-Th* smd. Goalter is.Alert n inclies lush, 27 ymtvf aje.chRisIdtlsi) rather inclined to he ruddy, Irgh1 hair, (very giey for Uls age,) bazle eyes, stout '.nd well made, has a suiaUacdr ovei bis right eye, and has the clown X.Jli Y, will closed! ibe IStli <‘.ay ol An gust—.uni llie ucxl will commence on tbe loth da* .,f October, taio. Experienced and approved teachers bavin; been re tamed and it being tbe eat nest desire ot the super in ten •lain to give a thorough education a is Innied ilia; ibe institution will lie an conducted as lo rusure the ini prosetiienl of pupils, and the satisfaction or parents. TERMS FOR A bfcFiilUA OF TIN MONTHS. Hoard and tuition in the English branches, including reading, willing, grammar, geography, history, dim iioingv, ariilunalic, the eleincais of diawiug and plaiu needle Work...S 220 Music, per quailrr...'.^..-i3 French du,,.....lo Dancing do.in Washing, per session.. Mending do... (i Fuel.in Each scholar w ill furnish lied and bedding and towels, domes and hook bags— every auicle of clothing H# be marked at length. FOR DAY SCHOLARS. Tuition iu all llie Luglisli blanches a. b»ve mentioned.Cry Fuel. Board and tuition, pavanle one liaif at entrance, the balance at the expiration of live months. Iticliin Hid Hill, Jinn- in._ »7..lf NOTICE i> hereby giten In ibe dchtots mid i rrdii orsof Heron,SiutniuV Co.and C. J. Macuiurdo,• Imi hy virtue of deeds of trust and powers of attorney irrevocable, executed by them respectively, tvr shall pioceed, «ith«i in person or by attorney, to wind up the allairs of the said two concerns, without deiav. 1‘ATRICK GIBSON, iMi h_71..tf _ JOHN G BLAIR. \iril.L he sold for ready money,in tbe highest bidder v id while or in part, on the first iluu of September ■next, on the premises, a ceiiam tract or parcel of I. an li, containing about auo acres, I yin; in tbe counties of Louisa and .tlbemaile, whereon James siiiler at prest ut resides, to satisfy a claim of Lnilrion Waddrls, aud to secure which a deed of trust has been ejtccnieil to the subscriber, lie will couvry such title as lie is anthoiiseri to do as trustee. tVM F. GORDON. 1"1 v 23.___2'J«.ids J (tines liner Lunds for Suit:. Y viiinetof a, deed of trust executed by ROBERT A I'LEASAN rs, of ibe comity of Powhatan, to the subsetiber, for llie pm pose of securing the payment of How, due hy uole to llrurv Turner, will be sold at V'bllc auction for cash, on the-Itli tiny of September next, so much of a tract of land lying in the conuiy of Powhaiau, containing tiy esttiuaiton jbo acres, as will be siilBcienl to satisfy the said tmie or so much as may be due thereon. Including ail costs and tliaigrs. The •aid iaml is hounded by James liver, by ibe lands of Duct. Ed nan! Mayo, ibe lauds of'Ihomas Harris,dec. suid James M. Pleasants and others. The sale will lie made on the wrernrses, at or near the dwelling house BENJAMIN ANDERSON, Till 4ce. _Angtul I._ _ _•/.*,. .ms \*tf K proceed lo tell h pail of ilielraci land in possession of B. II. Woodson, before Ilir d....r ol 1 •nniii .Smith's tavern in Fpruivilfe, Trince P.riwarrl, on the Milt anrtHit August lazo, agreeably to a deed ol tiuat executed lo us. WARREN W. MEREDITH.) STERLING SMITH. 'ruftets. «»•_vi ,.ai« J of lair let Campbell, James Howdm 6f James hrtiii'iihtriM, ertCHlors of .Samuel t/onnlilson, tiec'ri. A ,5,0,1 af*' MM resident* of the Unit'd Stales, mid lMVt known aretii therein, lo wJu.m we can f've riof.ee In ibis Behalf, we take tliis Method of giv >0H tiotH-c, (hat between the bums often In the tiiorntiig and Nve In the afternoon of Alonday the sixth oay and of Wedi.esdav the Hflerinli day ol Novemi.er "tai.at N.blo’s Tavern In the town of Tetersharg in iglma, we shall proceed to tske ibe depositions ol iDoinas C<>|i|nh<,iiii ami others, lo be read in evidence in lire snit pending In the Circuit Court of the Drilled Mates, tar the flfih Circuit and District of Virginia, Cameron, Duncan Cnnscron, and airiiielSNuw, ruer chants and par liters trading under ibe P it melon ft Snow, are plaintiffs, and you and "lohart are tMsmlanls. CAMERON SNOW. Jw|f f>i._ KUESH MKDlCfNEtf. a flrugglst, (at the sigrf of the Gol. rf Moriar,) Fredericksburg, has received by the Muif|f...V*i‘,*H assortment of DKL'GS and or CUM.INKS, of a eery superior quality, which be of r>r* V*f S 5,1 *,,e ,,ifh"iond and Baltimore prices.— raciiiiimers of physic, and other wholesale purcha s, who may nnd it inronvsmenl to pay cash or givr reptances11' town,ran have their orders e (touted for good I mds._June 16._ 11..It S Fifty Depart Reward. Vi V* ih* «ni>sc» ifn*r. out of n lot on Clinrrh ,’0,',h* hlghtof the mh Inst, a very llkelj im, HORSE, (nearly black J 6 years old, ahou I "?n^* kigli, miked tall, blaze f -rc, while spols on casioiied by lb., saddle, while on one oi ti.» S! d*f«ntllng shout 1 or 4 inches up froir up i w5>tn M°l'n bad a mull scar on the righi 1 neck, believed lobe occasioned hy a k’.cr. i. gallops sluggi.hly when push, d iu l I .ice pas a krirh draws well lu harness, but no mark: .'ir bait *Jitetert, except a part of the mam won 1 collar. The above reward will he given foi 1C apprehension of the Thief and delivery of Hit s *r',lf is Tinliqri for i|)t Hour, or an» informatics but I get |„u,, WM. C. ALLEN. -i^lv [*■___70..if I AlidH rt l.*B 54 Lb,... By VII lur of a Ilr< lee iif lh< di.i.i.V,*L,,'"r tr>,,,l *'f chancery for the llicliirnm ^pfonoiiuc, d on 4 li c lAlil day of .Inn* ISIfl, In, the sill c-uapnisn Brack w *n oil o h< ir.• tut i.. iu °f b‘»*ive nan rd plain «»kwv.NrJM.t..vcV». L MARSHAL'S SALT.— f nder a decree of the Supe rior Court of' Ckuucc.y jor the Richmond j District. pronounced on the-hot 01 KtpU mber Ison, I inn cause therds depending betn.cn Jousts t ptc j pit)' and Robert Cordon and or In rs deft*, and in' put sunnee oj too -It ccrat a.u. uiiatvrp decree made in flic snuie muse, the one doted the 12//: Jr. vg .My, and the otu. r dated the Hits January Is s H’llt off t red for sate, to the highest bidarr a putdi auc tion Jor ready moil rp at the ft out door of the Hag. Hotel in the dtp of Richmond. at 12 o'clock, oh :,u Inrtlu) Hie iOlli day .1 v uti next, snuuuh of 1 he lands mentioned in the Indent at e oj' moi tguge, tiled as tin ethihlt in this cause, *:en inilcs In in the tit) ol Richmond, known the -.jine ol WK.SlIIAM—con laming 7011 aero, mare or le*i,of which annul 2)0 are •rvei low B'ounilj. Tbo hind is well wutried neat :i :3 the pin i b:;.rr giving bonds; 1 lb apploVrd seen. 1 tly, and a deed of trust on ibr piopeiiy lo u cole Ibe payment 'IVinn n mil In HveieU on die lit da) ol October next, ntin n.- pri'tigr lo .lie purchaser ol puiiiugiii clop of wbtul hr 1 1. dial lime. WM i-. WICKil in. trustee. •Mils 2*._ 23.. ids All ljxi.il/tint llu.fi/iiig- lioiifi—lit Auction. vulue of iiowri i v«sied in ilir subscribers, by a -t dcciiof irust— w hich as to this ptopeily hasrereivcd ilie sanetmu of thel-ed< ralCduri.ai Its last term, will lit offered lus vale in iliehighest bidder, iipoiithe premises, ,.l ike limn i>< i n’llork in the afternoon, on Tut.\ttay ttiettitil.iy of Aagutt r.eut, ibal most iletira leHOUSi AND 1.0 I-, lintr occupied by Mi. John Totnpkius, on Ni tit eel— being Lul No. SOU.\ i.mj, i wo elegant imrssi-.i s t: nu'Ki s, l-our Window CUMMINS, and '•Me ILOOR Cl.nl It. adapted lo the boose. rEKMS.,«.0, 17 aim IS maths credit, for negotiable i.ales, wnli approved endorsers, anti a died of trust upon Ibr Mouse aud Lot, Insecure the payment of the tn iiom tuc subset I lirr, (living at Deep rttu coal pus,county o' Heiricj) on the imh Jnl) iii.~ii.iu, a negro man .lamed •SI LPilivN, souiriiuiet calls liiinsrl1 AtoyUtn (ir- in. Had un wbeu hr .hsronded, au nzuabuig rouudsm ut, and pantaloons ot the same. pen spoken to Lca.siitnes an air ol consequence, liolils Ills head high, speaks quick, walks very straight—la about 30 or 33 tars old— •tout, well made, large lull eyes, has a note1, in one of his ears.ai.n of Hie romuion complcxtnu of nrgtoes.— It is posamie lie mxy lie skulking about in. Snti coal pits in Powhatan, as ho lias hr< u lifted there ind tvishvs lo be hir~ d there again -in lit may obtain a free pas* and make htj way to the North as hr has not long since obtained a free pass, supposed in Richmond, to go at large in iny name. I will give the above tew t.rd if delivered to me, or secured in anv jail so t gi t him again; anil if taken out of the stair, FIFTY 1)01.1.Alts. I forewarn all captains of vessels from employing, harboring or tarrying said negro away. July y.1.71.,If /.VCK MrfJRIMKU. 01)0NIK i l li.w. THK subscribers (next door a'mve the Kajle Ifolei in Richiumi I) have on haml a lew of Ci. iikk’s patent ODOMElERS,/i»r ascertaining the ilhlnnce in Ira vtUing, l>y a carriage u heel, t his mat lime, so much admired for la elegance, simplicity ami accuracy, may with great ease heallacbed to a carriage of any descrip. Hon-7,■ If_W. c. tit (j. n.IKKH BOAIiDIM. HOISt..— Ilie suhscribei iiaT a i.i. ge aud coiiiiiK'dtous house, lu a ptrasam ami cm mrrcial pan of (be City, nearly opposite the hell I aver n, ati'l over the stores of Messrs. Benjamin L. Wallace tit Co. and i.nleon Lldridge. Her house hasevervac* reuimmiaii. il which any other lioaming llnuse in town aifoiri*, with the additional advantage of living lo the centre ol business. Her lodging Rooms are huge, airy, pleasant aud well ftiinlihrd. travelling families, or gentlemen visiting Richmond oil hus'nets, v. ill rind it to their advantage to call and Judge for llieintelves. t here s i.t the tear of the house, a teiy well kept Liveri Stable, where burses will be well attended to, and where their nvrntrs will bud H perfectly convenient to eee them. Roailers will lie rccrivrd lift day, week Iiumiu I.r qoaiier, as must agrr .ante to thermo Ives Price for day Boarders, per day ,$1. Jmievr. i l..if _' VJAIIY MOSEt.r.Y. t-v' vALt AHU. IvS A 11: I OK SALE! 'The North Turk Toll lirUtge ’’I"Ml E subsetilier otlei s for sale ibe following properly JL a tract of land containing nine hundred and forty acres, lying in tl.e couuiy uf Haw kins, in the Slate ol Tennessee.—'I Ins tract Is situated nn tlit great Weturii road l,•tween Nashville anil the city of Washington, niiiediaitly an the river llolston. and on the Norm fork of Holsiini river, at its junction, in one mile of the town ,,f Chrisliansville (Boat Yard.) (here are between liner and four liintdretl acres of low grounds, in one compact tmily, a great part of which is equal to the best soil in East Tennessee. One hundred and lift) aciesof low grounds, and perhaps sixty ai irs of high land are enclosed and tindei Ullage the remain der of the tract Is uncleared. Tins farm is well adap ted to the cultivation of Wheat, Indian Coin, Hemp, AT I dec. are requested to make payment to me I Dime diatgty, as I am desircut of closing the aJininiMralloi soon as possible, and therefore cannot gran; inrtul rrm e t,> any body. (HMF.I CALL, Ex'or S»*». i. P.?..tf of ,f o.cr.h Tf 'Uiiirffi d-c. t:a.VH i k ’Kk;dy at li.e Wn*hiogloi rHttiP Btiurff. r I ticnjamlu Johnson Co. is i 1 .*dby mumai consent. I Itose having <:‘-.i application to Itenj B. Johnson, and •'h II- pl -ase make pus lot ni to bun,at he it vulhoritcd to settle the toismeM ol »“S- IIEKJ. W. JOHNS. N, A Tit» NCH, Din:i:c Kiia.nd. THOM lb A. MOKTON./ b A Ai Li ii L /.NDbUSON.J IrUii,c* July lb, su..m* i. 5 -t' urfi^iiM'ly tho subset pic:--, seilill- •iivatrly. add lie b/licses it is liie trisii I of tin partus euiiiriin.ii Any gentleman desiiuiis to pun hase tral pn prr'y. i.l liuil tin. n.u i ol land u.>1 Illy o; ln» ai.ii,: I;rnj I sn p.mured and twenty I ai ics of I ■_ nqri!. i iij ihe lu*,lt la ids us proiloclivc ash’iy In Ibis svci.cn uf com try. I; is prnieellv mi pro v a »ef y boalibs 'ilu.iliiii .itnJ rrinkik.ilily fine watel Ills »ii Jr.-.i ow i.x. ui.ie s:i .->m and mi me diat iy In l/ieu-irdl.-iii it of tali '.IN d Jan.< rl «n a in a v- s i> i.i-.i nce of ;>»o i«rce tnauuL is turmg t iff-Ike. ;i id n.:‘ t c ten tliousaiMt d-iliais sin he ic iju.i ii tianii i scroiitiiiiolnii-'it for the uahtin'e. I till pu ,el> the .0 l; of .If i olle.-d I u- ,u'j. sciih r on that day. ii t In.! m i anunite, before the door of Cant Sinuh’-. i u....A prompt purr'laser will nieci nil a girl, I bar gaits. A '"'■■-•t 1ti.. rt- 111, K' K WOOIISON. '"lleit v uie Jut llir lliiret las ol 1815 A SUi min avail .hems' ses of the InHeiil of the said ac.i, by calling at in; other, ■ii lede-niing the same- vi/ as it regards the propei. l> ol it iii m» oi the ldlh ollecllni It; liicl- and at H e ofllce of Ihe leikol the flistl'. I C"Ult of the u. S' trs f. i thr redemption o; imu.irsnl.-u ’s lanils lot the etale of Virginia. u.M It l Yl OH. f 'illici tor of the IS/A collection IJ,sfrict, tutu designated col 'JO.,HI if el,,, tortile Stole Ol I'ire J times Hirer l.n.ul for sale, f ISH *s»ll n:y tract ol l.uu lying in tbe ronnly P» ttbat.. till the tooth side ol James htvrr, coin., niag iuii. Lutnlrrd amitwoact»* about two bun ‘••*d r,t w bleb is dram! ami well n,closed forty aots '"l.i’ h is lir»t rale rivir low (rounds, and piintmei r,,"d tobacco, emu and nf.i at, aim is completely ciaiu ed I he high land is iugood heart and erdtr, some of «liie ie firsli a laipe prejioilion ol that which is nut in woods, I: excellent loluuro laud, and is well iiinher ed the whole is com! w beat bad urn land and iktery well adapted to tbe grout:. of .1 \er. It is lalculatcd il.al tbe |i.iii of tur itai.l v.I cb is now cultivated in con. ml lola, co won id produce near two thousand I vnsl i Is olvbtal, if st-cili d in got.d time aud outer. I ms .1 .u i w ill n aki a handti n.« aim lot lv m is bands. I out l> >v niems may be obtained aitr. Hie first— perrons disposed to purchase mu call on the suhsint.ir living neir tbe premise*. HM. A COCKfc. lv IK>- _¥l..«Aw Sit AD.—Prime \yrth t ‘arid mu Mi.ill, 7a/e, in store, hy It.e .su ,i crE-er, who !,tts III' o rerti tinirir, it j',» miKit iPpiriMj a phi\ri.\o PAPEll, Of good quality, at a reduced price. UEKNAttP PLYTON, .hate *1. H»%//* S»u*i*f. P V "All.tV irtill! ilii ■•iiiscilliei, resn tnv. in llano V. vci county, on tlo t.in ii.si. a uepio man nan «d MtlSfcS a dark mulatto a lot lit II fert btRb, well funned and stout, appairl not recollected, t undei stand lie has Uctu seen al l lit tnriuy irit*» from Hi. I. no'iid on tin i...id in bn liman conn house. He i a* a W ile livi a' Mr. Writ 'g»i’s, ol heMMirtd... A f Wild, f IIITMA l)(i! Alts will le (.sell lor his i apprehension and Ct lively in me; and ail i.-as natile I charges paid JOSHUA SiOHItS. j J|l,> *'•___Ti..tf V VI Si lit Mr trout me An- ui (i-7 Lt night ol me n il ultimo, JiUKS H. COLl'NS.n l ,-r vale so!.to I ufitte g-ard f. r ;be protection of saol aisenal. J. It. c lina n ru in the ni.niy of Orauge t am aiute ot Viigmtx, aged 25 years, 5 feet II inchr* hi|.h, of fair complexion, iilne ete*. ,i<:ii mown Iiair, -by prn.'Vskiuu e farmer and wagg. uer.— I be i>irn ol aid Collins reside in tbe co. ni) of Oran;. ai d i' i expected Its will visit them, Ii.s.loihin atn.r I loestic cotton drills iiiuudabout and annul n s, soil i shirt* Ac.-1 >il dollars reuin.' v ill be gtttu lur bis delivery to me at said Arsenal. JAMKS PAXTON, Capt. corn's, j Arsenal, August I.__-is. .E Valuable Heal Estate for Sue. i J AM V burnt in/ the list ttuq ejAus, 'it* -eed veil at public amnion, u» trial .naalrie traci of land in iL- too. cal ed ilie ('.rove Estate, cn.ilaiuiiic a"j lining I lie i .wn ol Nesv Lonb n. m. .ig.i mn., I road vuiliin nine inrlet of the to n t Lynchburg... 1 rite iuiui.ivnuierils DU lliu l.u.d tie. i i of a c i(n imdini 1 dwelling-bouse, with every n.rrt sar uulboitse, aul an j excellent veil of water in .tie yard Tire plantation J now open contains about 400 acres ui lav torder j for cultivation. A considerable pi*, on.' u ’..e la.id is of very good quality, well adapted to its sio»th ot j clover, null 5(10 acres of excellent meadow fan. u ^in wtreof tire best iieigliliorliouds of Virginia ..ml Hu situation as healthy as any in the state. I lie trims ol sale will he S *<"'11 c;i»li tor the balance of tbe pin. chase money a credit of at least n atsd 12 months will i lie given. Komis ami security with a deed of trust on the property will lie required to secure the pa< mt-iilt. i Tile sale win Ire nude hy Hie sithsi i iber Bun ker i'lesiou, j innngugee of ifie land, with an irrevocable power of attorney losell the'saine,executed by Christopher Clark and also hy stie- other subscribers under a general rirrii ol trust executed lit tbe ar.td dark. It is believed that a title perfectly satisfactory to the purchasers will >e rxiiioiiea on 'in* nay of -,Ur—l»nt ilif subscribri s acting in their cliarnclrn a* before mentioned, can assure no other title than that made in ihrin, ROM Kbit PRESTON,'! HENRY CLtRKE, JAS. C MOORMAN, JAMES nil.I.OCK. August 1._ 25..Ids NO'ICE -Alt pmoHS tire Joreie. runt tradingfor a note executed ho me to rraucls •Saimaerr, hearing dale %l3d Hap 1820, in amount one handled uat to pap the name, for certain red to/m, to him nr any one. Auguxt 1. 31. II If J I YAV. P~ UBLIC AUCTION.—W ill he sold at Unrdoti Vlll'e) Orange county Virginia, on Friday the 15//* Srpteinl.rr next, all Hie net uliahlc properly •>(the estate of NATHANIEL GORDON, deceased. A credit of 12 months will he allowed for all sains over 20 the j purchaser giving horn! with sucurity. For purchases hot exceeding ,S'JJ ca.li will he re«inlred. t^TAll loose who have skoms against the estale v ill j hriug tliurn forward duly authenticated for settlement. rbose indebted w ill come sod settle, by bond or oilier, i wise, as circumstance* will nut justify lurtlier ludul 1 gence. NATHANIEL GORDON. J Admfnts. CtIUtL' S BEALE, j trators. I Gnrdonsville, tug'isil. 25.,ids TI N iSTliXAUSliKWA~RF). R\NA\V AY front die subscriber, a negro slave called JOHM A/fhJfSJ.-He is well known to persons travelling finni Richmond to Lym hburg, having been for the last live years an ostler at ibis place He is about itve feet nturor ten ii i hes in height,strongiiixtle, illi a consider able space between two of bis tore teeth, his colour very black,and about thirl) rears old artful and supple In tits disposition, with n great latent for mimicry be bad on when be r?n awcj on last Mon. day, a blue cloth coat of very Hite ntv hi* other ctnlhlog not recollected It »xpi<'tcl reasonable expense.,f»l lie hverlng him to me here, or for lodging him In any jail within Ibis Comim naeahli. FRANCIS 8. O’REILLY. Pow’hslan C. M. Inly 25, 22..it Attention—Vat nab i: f‘i operty for Sale. I WILL sell my MILL, in the county it.-. vrr,si tuated shout ft tulles from the city nf l l.m with from 15 to r;o acres of I.ANP, a>t,. '.vd will be most Convenirui to the pnet baser*. It i< u ttli the attention of any person win-» ivies to possess ihat species of Property, sty mn Miles, who resides tmt a short dlstaiir.c from the knit, will show it lajart) person, and let them know the ttruis. WILLIAM H. MACON. July 18. ttl..u tw 11 ASMS, vvilia/fi Dnswell, Veyton Dos well. David m. Imswell, Thomas W. Clavhronk and Mary bis wife Jaines tloswrli. John l»> swell, lames II. Ktf'S'an and Pii/ah th I, biswjfv 1 Kf N'JT fh. tint I shall, on the third day of October next at JvfTree*’ Store In the con my of Notowav and state of Virginia, proceed to lake the dvposiiinntnf vdr.w Viiyov.,c.f Mary Dowdy end of lohn Doswell, lo be read as evidence in a sar •leovndl'ig in 'he sunerlor court of chancery lor th« Plrlinmnd district. In winch I am pUinrilf and von aie l defendants at which lime ion may attend. If fair -or i otherwise oil the next fair da), Ac. THOMAS DOS'VKLL, Pilrtee rdwarrt, August 1. 2i,.w)iy F<)R50IG|N. [I'’rnuir.!i';li«li received at Nrw York.] Failure of banks in Ireland.— In tlie British House of Commons, on the lull of June, col. Bagwell, atlv«rtiog to the reren* faiiur- ot mihu hanks in tlie smith of Ireland, expressed a hope, that, as one of the representatives lor that part of the 1 ouiitry in which some ot those failures had occurred, lie miglil he allowed to ea I the at lent ioriol Ills my jesl v’s tniniyt ers to the suhjas aware that it was a dedicate question, and that it was not tlie practice to interfere in mercantile cases of this kind. Here the conversation dropped. i-xtract ol u let!re lram Dub/,.: doled Jinn- 12. “W<* are here in a Irnlv deplorable situation, in coiiscrpmuce of the failure of the Banks. Heretofore the Dublin* banks were considered impirguahle, and notwithstanding all Hie rum and dismay in the country there, was m. tun upon any o( then). Tilings, however, aie clian^t Alexander s hank closed litis morning— or, more prop, rly speaking, did not open ami we can now, unfortunately, form some judgment, from experience, of the eon'tisioii and alarm whieh have hern witnessed in, die mod agitated par's of the smith. This failure, it is thought, will do more injury than all the others tint together. If any confidence had remained, it will destroy il. No one has courage now to k* epany private banker’s Mole I he character of {^douche's hank is we!! known, 1 hail jn>t now one of hi- rolls, and w nt to gfl it changed.— I his was about an knur and a halt niter Alexander's faduri* was known, and I r.111 pledge tnvsrlf that I could scarcely get ueai ll eriesk. Bank post-bills, that w. ve not due, as well as other notes, were oil m I for payment ami paid ..tf with alacrity. My note was a post (till mid war. mil even accepted, I asked and received tor it a national note. There were numbers of people in my situa ti.ii: rt?.d ai! fli»*:r (It'll.unis r<* satisfi e.' of frolau.l and if three out of a!l f b hanks, are able to withstand t ne storm, it is as much as e 1110s* sanguine now calculate upuH. The connexions d tin* Alexanders were chiefly in the north. In that quarter there lias not been as yet any crash but you may well conceive what is now to beVxpecfrd. The notes ot the firm, in circulation, are said to a Ill Wlltli 11/ t/IH/'IH/tJ. Two curious anecdolea, illustrative of the (I is tressed condition of Ireland at the present moment, an- mentioned in conversation 1st. Lately alive pound note «;e olfered at Cork lor a leg of land), and refused. In Limerick, a man worth *1600 or i. I GOO a y nr had asked a partv to dinner. As for credit, if was out ot tin* question and it lie could not pav the butcher, tlie poulterer and pastry cook ill cash, lie eouht hope for nothing i<> |ay before It is friends. He wan not without money, as he had a £|0 nul'onal note. But «l»o could give chang- f.»r so m-ghly a paper Ills butcher could not neither *'iild his poulterer nr pasty cook. His only resource was to wide to his Irieuds, very ingeniously describing to tli m hi:, situation, and begging ihat ihcy would defer their visit until iiC coul procure either credit nr chang. of a £l<> note Haris June 12.—The following speech was pronounced by the assassin Lotiv* befor** t|;e( b»*r her el Peers, in a laulter ing voice and a ioiiescarcely audible. If may be consideied as the .sem e of the desolating principles which for many years have been pervertifig bis mind ami the eflect which it produced was so mu fi the more prof Mindly felt, Ihat none of the I ordinary motive* wdi'ch ex ite nieu to i political crones seem liave had toe I slight*.-.1 influence on bun, Ji was the I f.***d| of an aliHtraut perversion of mmal notions operating on a weak inMIcnt. but I on a determined resolution. Lnnvr I seemed |o represent tin- genius of evil he wa> .L'oohinisin per si uified, dtapassi. nimlelt promulgating i»a doctrines, tho sometimes* trad of obliterated humanit y intervened, and asloncdted tlie auditor j I L ave to-day to l»!u- h for a riinc which I alone •■ommilleil I have, iiow. ever, it* dying, ’he consolation of think ing ihat I have M*hon.ired net’her the nation nor mv family. I ought to he eon sirter- d as a fViu.liman who has devoted liim-reir to be sauifn ed, V order to «!e atrov, iii irluc of p>y system, a portion o hose individual.-, win have 'when up am against tluir country....! »m aectiv- f having deprived a prim *d ius itfe am alone guilty; toil among flic m-n win hold the <-iun of (Internment, there ar t rs vs guiltv a- am: they have pr> laitned, accoid iig lo my muons, criate 1 Mr virtue*. The worst ftovi'ninivni -TSijrii whie i rune** li.i had, have a'wnx ouii* i -bed those who betrayed it, or whujcav ried arms against the nation. According my system, when foreign aimies menace, paiiirs in the iuternu J should tva*e, and rally to con* hat in s' I'oiiniiou t ause again*, the enemies of 'll In* French. Freiiclunen who do not ral ly are guilty 7n my opinion, if a Fi;*i>ch” man is obliged to quit France in conse quence of th** injustice of (i ‘Vernmcnt. i and appears iu arms against France wi-li foreign armies, that Fieuchnixu is guillv, and is no longer entitl' d to tim xdvauta- gos ol Ins quality of Fre; cb t ill Aecurtlmg tu my opinion, mmol help thinking that if the buttle ot Waterloo has l»*’eu "O .1! to vrance, it L. be t attributed to ilie *'»eu-.*l*t.ji'ii ,/o>, irom j fi‘W:i;i, and at Iduss.i* iuf;<. lueed 1; sou in out* armies cud furnished tticccur to the nemv. C'un/ormuiny to nu/ ypinn J ic j system, the death of I. mis \VI. v. as ne- J c.tsfctn'v, because Sop uatiou consented in it It a Intudiu! of factious men had j. 11- 1 e'.rated «lie Flag's palace at. J pul tlieir Sovereign fw d*H>b, might L*»li ,e is, but, as Louis XV I and his family were j Lug in a state of imprisonment, one cun- i mil conceive t at the udu did oof ap prove so that had tliPiv been but .1 h*» persona concerned m it be would not have perish'd—-the whole nut ion would have opposed i*. To.,l>ti the i Bom b m- pretend to b'1 iniin* rs «*f th" nation. but in my jmigmeot the Hour hens are guilty, and tin* nation would J be dishonored it tiny suffered them to h v* rn it.” Th" obduracy exhibited by Lmsv’pJ du ring the whole of bis Irivl, did not for nl'" alien t«* Ine last. IJ “tipped, ’lie idght 011 it*li lie receitpit hi- 1 «ie<, with a good appetite,-bank .1 j l!c of wine ith a dcg-c <:isri ,i,‘- sensuality, am! praised i as l*eing to 1 i,* j 'ash* he ordeied Pi,h she to l*e put hi* bed, an indulgence h was grant- I iiim. I was v*-rv 1 ,*:t .1 ,t with I t \\w\rA)('r of «*•**,1 suk' f only j mu* tiling vexed itie;||i-.«t i., ilia; th-*iri a I lusted iuii days Why,' said i.e j »f his guards, X,M, gain a da\ l ii mu! I iciisi ier ii lime hut,” (pcplnd l e if.uidi.rei)—'* Why do \i u persist .n l not calling Inr the coiisola'tons of i*di- 1 gion; why »;*i you not send .’..r a pm I V' I (siiid one o! Ih;’ guards) I >.uv«d—“ Can a prn-st send nit* in h< avi-.i V Guard—“ i. you rept-ni sincerely, you may in* par doned li\ the Almighty,” I. uvei—*' L/o \ou tin* h ihe Pi inee of Cot,de is in Idea 'ell r—“ Vs lar as V\e ii r t* it r»>c lo judge, lie is sn, for hr lived a good lil<*t god ul j ('red '••hilsi on earth; his recoinpruve j i th'ii, w may he permitted to think, J must be in the tdlier world." Louvel— j Lh b. eii, (will then) I would lain go »lu*r-, iu order lo lorm> »t him,” The ahovt* eon v> rsaiion may be dr pended on as coining from one who heard it per serially. I'lie tranquillity of Hie town has not been dislmfeed during the hist three day*. Pile lower clauses ot the people have ta ken n part whatever in Hie insurrection, not even on Saturday and Sunday ev* n mgs, wiien their time is at their own dis p sal. On these occasions, their heads arc generally di.-itirlied by the wine they purchase, duty free on the outside of !lie barriers. Since Friday not a seditious cry Iras been heard, ora coup d? sabii giv en. This revolutionary movement may be tin r Sore considered as. ntirelv sup pressed, and the mea-ure* of the focfcn iv.• have been crowned with enure anu o ss. The London Royal Gazette n< *>:jt announces the appointment a hi Mon. Cha d, s Ragot, as A-- ador F raordinavi anrl i'lentpoi* p.aiy to toe Court o* Russia and a that hio ma jesty has been graciously sed to dis pense w it!i t h- regiilalmu r* /..^tables to wear hoop- at the drawing rooms. pit .'utm n.k Hi Ilia I Uij'J.’I, The following ii t \hit>t>3 Hie unsettled stale of France more ileailv Ilian any odo r criterion we are a> quaiuled with. J W. deplore, stnee;ejy, the political enn dition ol any country tt resorts f mulct j and imprunin a hatch of editois (so h-s* ii .11 thirteen at a sifting) for having m dulged loo freely in discussions which arc deemed libellous by Hie g vermnenl we regret to see the wit, genius au l learning of ilie Fr» in h nation ti ns stifled hv the I power of Hie law— anil we think the eahi in.t of Louis oad better w ight weil the crisis they fiavr plunged their country itito, before it he loo ’tale; they are multiplying grievanc e that may ultimate ly I ad to those disagreeableconsequ tic es k, i ways to he dreaded in a ini\t form of government. i To attempt to deprive the nation oftlie t freedom of speech and of the press, at this enlightened period,dots not comport j with the spirit of the age, and argues the grossest, it not the most w illnl, ulp.ihili tv, somewhere this we fear will not he j corrected without reclining to the re volutionary viol, nee nl the bfuckesf pages I ot Hie modern history. America ha.i reason to he grateful to France, and to J the Bourbons, for her generous assistance in the hour ot need .in anxious soiici* IikIp for her welfare, peace and order, is Hi «ehw'- ut> name t.y n any of cm nio .i p-i’t i I c ci i/. tV^it/i (.'it a null adoption tor-flu* relie ot *ni-b a* u. /t s'ut under the e rr #.e laws lute!* enne e.' iii F auje, aim- t u before the L’o.-r A ^siz on Mom lav Ji w s coiilitrj. i on Fnesdav, when the accused were en teiiC'-d 'At. J!«w.s Bid-.i.ult, ex-rdit* of 'I he Oo' sj It ii ioihI, [VI !St Conn and fhnnoy.r, edi'ors it ftp* ('..iisro Ltirop. en lb-r», ediio, o| Tin ludcpm •ent L< grariei.;-, ditor of'|'h< Hom-tu 1 idet, (litor of I lie M(- *orii( a pea's iii her I, editor of The Courie ancai Fouiou, editor ot 'I he f.e te ormaM i s (idMirnr, edif.>r if Thi 1 ntbiinfiteTit IFstvr e eat,i of f'v Hsxsjm '-:a«.ni years’in. prf«on tornt, ami a fine of 12,00 franc*, i\J JVl vandare, O <*ll n, fils'" rot, Mimilium Etienne, (khv of *li«* fr'0-'r He. utnphified writers d th '-i nei ve) and i'ajol, each a years* imprisonment and a fine ot (5m n fr.tj ,\|f t|i above named editors are bird; r eptid inncd fie P'SV t|u* i Osts of 'lie (T' seeti' ;:»tt, 'nil of the sentence, hi one ,.f tt<. acritseti !tav:n_- been prevent ip the n* I>'(-)(’<18 were •»*»5ifi».• to them t rrsouidly, at their residences on disc-. I.iv, that 111 v is)ieht avail i;,«k- if they clu o e, l dip delay of l ,t lowed by la-.-. foranpl’i-T the Churl It.r a revis.d cl ifs i;t e Ccrrerp i.iiii». /‘rwutft* Vetv\ orh CV'Hili/orfW. Ft. I'.iris i• rc» or }.>;>r th ip.tt' tlir o. M i,( I he .ii" end meiti, ijie assec'dr d ’t.» oIPt’/i Cc .ii and .t~ >v»/, jo r,‘ cud ti e fi.n ef v«.ir»^ ■'■‘Sit eni .n a';ni' ,»f who bad ii. fii lili* d dr* 11 a v bel.-r-.* one of lie jjnurd. Vhe crowd, terming a pro cession, the i.'i ;"st ever seen in l-V.ris, it* r.Hessd ilit* funeral nf a pdvjj»o citizen, J* ^20 to move i.t Id oVleci: in the luortt :.i;;', and stlenii.v nr.-pci dc.i Jt» tlie cetnelt’ r* ul I'zfc la F i vsis ,1 here run. raid cttn.srs ’..pic pr:iu Miner.I over tf*c grace I be iri'ut up;,!.* jflj. r('! »s inu bod\ o| stydr*'a drz .seil in ri np id;* t arrvinjj -auc ptnbi lb;.,- n.ov .1 dip uy1, Ihe «s'? *j»{s with p:j!itv;y »cf nr*-. ’»*i»ev nil pca:<..i!;lv H* paraded ,,t 2 o’eloi J‘ aoner..-* let* ,.ce V. 0 Ifrently a! trine:!, s;. paimls ..«-i mu Ht;»*)sN iraveiv.ipr J vlpi.|R p'p it* 'In; s »<»n hi. d.nnd I* cU it n.o\ d A tiinei.; is t.) be t.s’sed, bv «»>f»acript'on, to the tnesnory of the nulortuiiPfe F.t*!!eiriaj.d. i»r*«- 'Pi lfil lorvii.lencf, both kb i rbiy/ >ud xpr«“o ion-.;, t*». k e-bov on i p'/tli lone, iy tj;p Pl-ain* be: Of I) iil't’rp. The JO f'fll biTs x p• jog the subject of {.a .v I F.; ’ions/ it) I.' .'i lli;‘ Robber-* wer-- ..i ijjtu;, stii.i c-11■»riavhig i .*M |.?g» nmf ’*’fponsifde .ii*, %»e e frsidu. n;u| !-fn-«l in a xivJe tolerate in no oilier 'V* jive body rave Chanib- r of 1* n I’iev. The di®-* usxion above n:ept'o- rd n«'*> mined short'v a'*, r the g-p.it ii iu Par;* l,uMi f i anoe Mib j> cl of flie rights of rone longer to uhiiiit to be governed bv we caprii iouu, or superannuated monarch*. I lie ve> v fa-*t of penmne in France daring to writs letters ci>idaini"g these sentiments, is sin evidence that the boast ed iron arm of the puli- i is w. ..kejte.'l, suui d at government dan- not etd->ic< e ar bitrary l iw h l 1’ anee at this pe tmf, lest tin re shnrl 1 fie a r-*-acli<»n, an the ter rific erv of a /a laulrrne should lie renew*, ed in Paris.” I _ lONDUN.Jurv 17 J De I„orrt ulavnr. Aldermen, Si. dh, Ac. waited upon her majesty at 1’ -rinian-ofrret, and present her an Adtliess, to whirl) *!u; made the widowing reply I return you mv heartf«*!t thanks for this dutiful Address, which i both loyal to tin* king and affectionate to me. 1* atty thing could lessen the grief which I mu«t ill feel for the In*? ol diore dear iclatinns of wham I have been de prived since I left Engl*ud, it would be the proofs l now receive,upon my return, it at their on moiieaare clicrjshed as their virtue* deserve. In the new trials to which I am ex posed, my first -1 *»Iy is to vindicat* mj self, and mv nex' wish is to see nothing attempted that may hart the feelings of Ollier*. Rot in all the troubles through w hich I have passed, the get.emus attachment of ilie Engli-di people lias been toy safe-, guard against flic King'* etierni s and my own and bp well assured, that no time can v<-r v taken the gr let ill impres sions of such obligations," The adjourned debate respecting her Majesty, was, as we anticipated yester day, further postponed last night, n the Hoci'p of C .rnmoii'-, till Monday tn*x».— In the II c o' lord®, the erdr-r for the in* ting of th Sf* r> t inmit've was deferred till Tuesday. Eord Otsle roagb. however, stated that no further adjournment nt the rpirstiu.i wn».!*l take place, hut that, on Monday, a loll cr.m mntrcrttion w mid he made np* ii if,, subject. Whether this communication will be of na'ur Me. *vp. nil fur ther proceedings, or w R’r e !<>na of f' Sr