fMiTtTF.n tst> rt!Bt i«nrii n» ,,Tmi i u-n'itr.K ,v iiirii ii roT.r.n, 1 l' Mishir': of lie Liu-3 of thr l .ion. r The Senti Weekly Paper, at 5 I, am! the n |v Paper t S:t per annum, payable in U’h 11 r f subscription w ill he received for time than is months u i 110 paper will mtiuwed li t! a 1 l' ret it of I he pi,, until all airfare*.-- are paid. plvertisementa will he inserted at 50 „jit< tier square (or less) the first time, and r. I reiit; It-r fto'li continuance. Those ia iidi-tmce tnu t he paid for previous to ’,r insertion, ir the payment assumed hy sponsible perron in I.ynchl urg 1 I'haticerv Orders are inserted for sis ’mi i, Iters addressed to the l .ditnrs must l,,, r„u r aid, or they wiil not In* attended to •McKV.V. .MV.Vi.M, n r-.ju.t rcci'iM il i ]ir go assortment "i ,v. I.\ i i i Htt Oll.L I GT.IsSI S, u hifh will lie jtjlU very low. ,,32 in. Owens (r. L. Lrekicj Hrtec just Received, 2 do/,. hottlcH Dm h,mi .Mmtard, 2 do Superior S.ill.id Oil, Mi<> *fi-_ mjo FRESH SALLAD OIL. H:\VK put riceived i few do/.ii) (mt. tics of I'KKSH S U M>uU of superior ipialdy. TllUMAS 1 1)1 V flunk Square. April 11. ruits JUST ARRIVED, FRESH IMPORTED The Subscribers have just received, and will continue to receive, fresh supplies of British, Scotch, Irish, German, India and French GOODS Together with a well assorted stock of American Hoods,direct from the manufacturers. ALSO— A constant supply of HATS, HOOTS and S1IOKS, of every description. Queensware, CuiLri/, Groceries, Cot ton Yarn, AVliiclt they w ill feel a pleasure in displaying to their friends, who will please favor them with a call at the Mew Store from Philadelphia. AND HEWS cy BROTHERS. April 1 8. ts68 Wanted, i\n ,;\\\\wc nt \ce, f HO the Saddling Business, from Pi to 15 1 years of a^e, who ran read, write and tjpher, of r good moral character, and ol res jcctahle parentage. ltU. II. (t!< W. J me i 4 1 wts Liquors, fcc. just received. I mJoti I’articulnr vV birily Madeira \N iues Claret, W ine fitters. Jauuiica Hum I’l'Hiirh Brandy, kc. &.c Mo‘t ot tlie nhovp are ron?«d#»n-d to be U. McKEE 6lJM. Ml bM March 2n cnn cd\c\uc nUTI.F.ll’S Vegetable INDI A N SPID llt FIC, for the care of roughs, cold-, ron t-mption•, spittings of blood, ter &.e ran le Del at the Philadelphia price, by applying at tl;t bug, Aled'ciiie and Paint store i f \V AI.TKK II AIIDbf.r. I ON. jiuila a Vegetable Indian Hpe cillc. 1 FIAVK this day ren tvrrl 114 'data of I liP'U.KIFfj VF.OF.l AUI.F INDIAN Sff. Cine, so celebrated for the cure of roughs, ejL>, asthmas, co ii sum thins, THUS, r DPVAr,, Batik Square. •'m,v\i\ng v uiu\ Sc *»v\i*n?.s 111 V li constantly on hand, a supply of well prepared .Marking I’aint and fittisit• •s. TtlO.MAb .1 01 VAL, June 2. Hank btpiare. 19(H) 1{rushes, of all (lobt i iptious, 400 gallons Linseed Oil, 3<>0 His. Kpsotn baits, lr>n bottles Castor Oil, 200 gallons Lamp Oil. Together with niunlwr of other articles, jost received anihfnr sale by THOMAb J. Ill \L, May 2. Mind. .Sutirir?. ,VnV\v t‘, Subscribers to Lucas Atlas are rr'|iie<.trd r.’ rail at the Washington Hotel, mid lake V;‘m away, nOB MOUTtlb'i. Jn tie 1 e. a 12 fto m vi v V on tv v\>\ v v, Ill's ju.il 1'ireivrit anil f]’t rs Jur sah. iib bags prime green eohett tierces ditto ditto 6 t:lids, bt Croix ot_.tr 4 tierces prime London porter ,‘lnit on ronslirivntnt Idols, gntal .Molasses e barrels l’hibtilelpbiit porte" lit do. d". ale 'Ut.i prime Spanish Segal's in -p after a f and vyboie boxes, anti clan 11,s, very ft tie bacu n. bitten, l82,o. \vlwl8 I\US. J\M I* S POWI'LI, SAMI, k i A I 1 M 1 KItO, having iu*<'ImI v*s in prarfire- of medicine, will bto the il lit i f- *4 o! t ii i i protr -ii n, nf mid (lie buu l liooU c i Aiul.< ist o ii 11 r i.-.o, J »**e 9, 1825. 4f42 V.VvV swv,-. jJAIVT, Scrulihinu, Shoe, Sweeping ^Vhitr wash, having, ninth, Dusting, i,,r* Hnd ('lot In hit I •'HI-'. Also, a vari "y lANCA SOAl’", IA 1.3, Lv. jusl in etl' «‘d and for sale liv niOMAs .r urv \r. £pi'». 1ft is subscriber ngnin in (i,1*; .ill those i t»* I D t r» tl to him, to ooine forward and tli if x c no ii nt b jnri i> ilh, a1' longer in '"'Ui’nce cannot In- giwn. 1!t* hilly null o 1 hohnrt h innier, to *oi.fn:ial effects has b* en a tonishing. Pr. 'ns 1 arno r, Member ot the Koval College of burgeons in Condon, dec;!ar n in bis 1 leafi e, that Asthma and in i ge-tiou are found r.o M.-ting, the -ti'inacli Ht all times eseit' considerable influence o\ er thr pulmonary functions, and it i- there, f ire fair to conclude that the former di cn-r is aggravated by th»- latter. A-thmatic pto pie, continues t lie learn* <1 Pod or, should im pose upon themselves the same regulation as if the rasp were pmely dyspeptic. This lin 'um opens obstructions o! the spleen and liver, clenmeth the breast of plegm, Hud ti e chest rtf humors gathered therein re moves pain in the back, stomach and sides, and the windy colie. Also giddiness in the head, which all proceed from indi.-e-f n ft lias been recommended by ?onu ol the mo-1 eminent pn\ si< ian% ns n vidua I fe met'i cine in P\spepsia—but it docs not cure all diafU^t'i. foil sAi.n bv 1IOWKL P WTT.S. May 10. 3m 38 Vnim\\; ttwmi. In additiou to a large and general assortment ol' GROCERIES. the sul.MMilit'i oiler* tor sale, g I»y the sensation, it s emed as if a bor ing instrument was applied to 111} chest. I i out time to time, then ask ed il I would be converted to our re- j ligiuii. (io on, moiiaters,* cried I, (lie n ligion ot the inquisition I ab hor all your tortures shall never, convert me to it.” Trails of character hi Tcrdivinul 111. Man} of those amorous intrigues, ,vlin h he carried on in a most scan dalous and notorious manlier, sprang from the audiences which he gave to pt tit toners. M liencver he saw a la dv at. them, who pleased him, he nodded to the aptain of the guards, who, in his tin n, made a sign to the gat/.on, w ho never failed to go And meet the fair petition, r as she left the. hall, and inform her lie had orders from the captain of the guards to de sire her to call at his apartments, the following day, at. such an hour to receive his majesty's answer. Hi tlier the king i ame, ami gi ano u m refused her request, according as Im found her willing to grant or oppose his wishes. Some of the most aban doned women have, through similar u eans, and under various pretenses, obtained largo sums of money. 'I lie author pledges himself to the truth of this disgraceful anecdote. \iming the favourites of Ferdinand was Pedro Colledo, better known by the name. Chamorro lie had been a waterman, and n< onmpanied the King to Frame, where lie had served him in an infe rior station. t)u his return tobpain, he made him Ids guard.iropa, and likewise liinosiiero* (a situation wtiic li had always been filled by the patriarch of the Inili's-) As a spe cimen of this (ellow s wit and I'ri dinnnd's refinement, I shall only mention one of his hon-nmts, which afforded infinite delight to our royal master.—“ Does your inapiaty ask for v our gen til bomb*; r” said he. buttoning up his mat, “Imre lie roams.” Poes your majesty wan his A vuda c!e Camara unbuttni jng Ids c oat, and standing still, hi 'hold him here.”—Does your niajes ty want his faithful servant Cham —A—-- -jl_ orro taking off li is coat andj flinging it away, kero lie is.” Yci this fellow, stupid as Heaven made kim. gained sin k mllnence over Ker 1 di mold's mind, that lie often nlilaiu •d for kis friends some of the most lucrative others in the kingdom." Ferdinand is very iinlaitkfnl to lus wife, who wreaks ker vengeance on him hy srrati king kis face. At Sarrdon, a curious adventure hap pened The king was in the kakit. of bathing very early in the morning, lint Ireipieutly spent kis time m the society of a very beautiful girl, daughter ol the apotlieiary of Sure doii. The ipieeu, I know not how, ker a me aetjM .iiuted with the eirum stances, ami one iiiorning, soon after lie left her, hurried aw ay by a lit. of p’aloosy, she set of) for Saredoti on foot, in rnmpn.tt dully by ker ninui re a mayor. I happened to he riding on the satin is»ad, vvlien t observed, at a little ills anew, two ladies seat ing tliciuselv cs mi the ground by the side of the road and soon after a cab sero passed hy. In whom one of tin hi i ailed out, t'ale.sero, allow os to ride in y our alrsin to which ho answered pretty sharply My falesin is not made for sm li strum pels as you besides it is already engaged lor some, ladies V'ho live close hy, and whom I am to take to the hath.” ••Your majesty had better order him,” said the other lady just as I came up to llicm, anil loitml to my great surprise, that, it was the queen ami her camaeera mayor. Madam,” replied I, ymir majes ty here nil loot, and with only one attendant will you allow me to ar rompa y ymir majesty r” Ve».” replied she, while tin* tal liedealesr ro stood crossing him-elf, and m n muring a thn.isaud pardons Having liamled her i.nto the calc.sin, I rode In side her, conversing a little, as she appeared nu-lan holy. When vve real heal Sai.odon, the guards vvliirli had accompanied his majesty on per l i ning the queen, ran to arms, and some wished to go ■ rin the King ol her art iv a|. I desire,”said she, with a dr I ermine) l yet agitated voire,1 t h.it none shall slir, and lie whodoi s it si i a 11 he treated as hav ing disobey eil my orders,” She then proceeded alone (o the hath,and there found Hie. King with his mist l ess, Suhjri t a*, she was to fits, she suddenly fell apparently lifeless, and \ve conveyed her hack immediately to their residmee.' v\ hen sin* ranie to herself, she up braided Ferdimtnd in the bitterest manner. Muon afterwards, vve all set off for Madrid where, however, tin* news of this occurrence arrived sooiiei* than we did.— NS lien we drew near the capital the maguilice.nt plueton, drawn hy siv hcautiliil Imr ses, that vvas always srnt from the pal.ice for them to enter tin* <«ity in, met tin in usual, and th«*y both got in. The troops of tin*, capital w as posted from the palace, beyond the, city gates, ami an immense crowd had collected to observe tin* wrang ling pair, who sat opposite each oth er. their eyes turned did'errol wavs, while Hie people whispered malici ously in ra< li other's i ars the reason of their disagreement.’ Aim one r.’ r \uis. Wo extract tlie following from l/nzlitt's iler.rrij)!i :n. Paris is a beast of a city to be in-to those who cannot get out of it. There is not a place of com fort, unless y on take refuge in one of their hotels, when you are look ed up a.s in an old-fashiurd citadel without any dignity <>t romance. Stir out of it, and yon arc in dang* r n! being run over every instant ei ther yon must hr looking behind y ou the whole time, so as to he in per petual fear of their hackney coaches and cabriolets, or if you summon up resolution end put it oil to the last moment, bey come against y on w it h a certain acceleration of pare and thundering noise, that di ,locate your nervous system, till you are brought to yourself by having the same Mart ing r prated. I'awy yourself in London with the footpath taken a way, so that you arc forced to walk along the middle of the street with a dirty gutter running through them. lighting your way through couches, and hand-carts tumbling along by targe mast id’dogs, with the houses twice as high, greasy hob's for wash .allows, and piles of wood, green .(ells and wheel harrows placed at the doors anil the contents of wash ,.l id basins policing out of the Win plows—fancy all this and worse, an< .with:.', hanrv d sceoeyou ar« inl’aci Paris is a jiiI> of tall and dirty illi'VS, of slaii:;liti r lumsca and liar tins’ shops an immense suliu li huddled Inzotliei'w iihiu the walls so i lose, that you rannnt see the Inlli ness nl th<* mhlin';' fur the narrow ness of the streets, and where all that is lit live in. and Inst Wurth, lookin'; at, is turned nut upon the ipiays, tin boulevards and country round it. Pui'is wlirn you can p;ct t sit;lit of it. is era’ll tine. I he view IVoiii the hrids;i' is even more iinpos. iug and pirturcNipic tlimi mil's, llio* the bridges llicmstdv es and the river are imt to compare with the Thames oe with the bridges that cross it.1 I’lie mass of public buildings and houses, as seen from the Point Nctif, rises around you to either hand, w he ther you look op or down the river, in huge, aspiring, tortuous, ridges, and produces a solidity of impress ion, and a fantastic confusion, imt easy to reconcile. It is like a 10I Icctmii of palaces or ,session ol sycophants the streets i rowilt'il with beggars, ami t!ii'. roads in its i-.uviionH, inlistiil with buuditli—• Kuril is an outline, hy no means r tagger.itrd, of the present, stale ol Mailrul iX, ol Spain. Wfiim wr take into cimsidrralion, that, it. is only throe Iniinleeil y ears mine a Uiitgol 1*'ranee, alter a fair fought hat tie, was vampiisheil, ami In on go' prisoner to this lily ami only this e Iniiiilri'il anil thirty years sum e, tr on lii'iu it i 'oiiiinhus \v,t tic* spatc-heil on that voyagi which bro*l lsuch an abundant supply of too sm ew sol war to I'iuropo and now ob serve, how low m toe, scale ol nnti oils, sue rani s and that at the jire si-nt time, one of the chics in the i oiiutry discovered hy Columbus oiitnins almost double the minihe:1 oi inhabitants that the onte proud capital of Spam does; her decline lias been rapi-i beyond any parallel. The crime here of darkest dye, is I that of uttering seditious words. A! most every day ’s tta/.idte notires some linforluuate being, w ho, convir led id this crime, is sentenced to the presidia, or public works, for live, ten nr fifteen y ears, and some for lile. biuce I have been here, the papers mentioned, among others, a tail of lillcen years, in ll.iieilotia, convicted ol uttering seditious words i eoiidemiie.il to several y ears slavery in the gallics, and yesterday, the. 1 oapers mention a mail being taken in-fore the tribunal here, lor having let out u table, on which was found a subversive iiisi i ip'.ioti. A govern ment engaged in such puerilities and i vexations must be extremely weal, j tins stale, of tilings is too oppressive even for the degraded Spaniards vs soon tlie foreign band, which re lin ed them to tins degradation, am sli.l presses on them, ahull be remo I v«-i|, llirrc must inevitably In- ,1 li;»t»"T*. Indeed tin- mis jim nm list-, are m*w mi tin* aim t, tmtli witti, mil and *.vi(11in the kin^dnm and in dl tiaili e nl tin1 Militant r nl fin* v\, jsiinie eminent. limy Hurt means ol'( m ri Hpundiin^ itli esic Ii nlhcr." a hi:spi;i< \Ti: liuim. J Mi in hy ii u»* of Hamiff*! I.yroifili, tltut hitn-it ll r i'i mm/i* Id, Mi*. Il lUlh nil ||i* \\j[ s lii'Hii in ir r,‘ ‘I 'mi th«* Inlltivvin '■iiiiirtny. Wi flunk In* ini^hf Ii»v. im ,i nm i iiii r nil#*r f i.« 11 iff ImHt lor a *dmii ifm«*. 0.C00 DCiLAES, hhihkst I'ur/.i:. nil ST I.OI'TIU; j ro in: im.inx. VA'itix f.l.Wll. I. O T H.1 a K Y M VI I I I rII I I A#*, T ilntwn tin 11 I I l»r .11 M nn.f r 11 in tlol i* if in i j* iiimimIc* tin* ftj||o\\ inf mu* llti* U Minf j.ii th In In* dishilothol 1 llllftur, iroili day tn day iiolil all rti t* I liken, w lien n nd whi i o ) W III. I'miikim, agHinvl 11<• iit I nuil I ii, in hit* own right, him! hi iidniini imfoi t i-re in in h kiHiiklitt dim'd, rinhi* l‘ iiiiikltfi,\v i I«* %v h imI if I irt ol Jeremiiill t r.iiiklin dm .1, It iif