'°L‘ IH]__ LYNCHBURG, THURSDAY, JULY 7. 1823. [No. 4q. rfllNTEB *Nt> H'Bt T*I»'P I! V fllJAH Kl.RICHER U HIC.II II TOLER, I'ublishersoftht Laws of tin Union. [t r Tlie Seml-Mfr-ekly I’aper. at C I, and the n. fkly Rap* *1,*r u,'n"m’ l«y«hle III i _,VU subscription will he received tor |‘,,j tune than six months and no paper ivill ^continued (but at the discretion of the Uiiurs, until all anearages an pa.d. i r \Jvertisemuuts will he inserted at 60 its tier suiiare (or less) the first time, and j e,,ts lor each continuance. Those distance must be paid for previous to I ,.ir insertion, of the payment assumed by Mine responsible parson in Lynchburg tj* Cuancerv Orders are iustrKd for six *''.'rA|| letters addressed to the Editors must fcr. f01T ,.*11•, or they will not be attendedto SSi OT LETTERS Remaining in the font Oflce at Lynchburg, 30(/r June, 1B25 A Anson Allen, M,‘l'>'S Anthony Sl.adiick Alvis, James Ayres Charles Andei.on, btcilgC Anderson 2 Charles Anthony, P» John Bready, R P Rurlrs, Win. Rigby, Wl" M Bernard, Win. Bridgewater, Miss Caroline A Big KellierBes, by, Joseph M hefry, E Brown, Spencer Burnet, Charles Bartley, ,;c„. W Baltimore, Levi Best 2. Win Llairbv. c Dr Landon ft Cabell Miss Surah Davis, Richard Chilton, Miss Mary Ann Dunn Gileb Chinaiilt, Woodson Dickenson, Miss M> A- P. Carter, John b Davidson, >1,liner Cox, Mrs. Ann F Dunger CleikClmncerj Court livid, Ulicajah Clark, Mrs Mary R. Dewit, Pleasant C. IV. Ed- T homas Early 2, wards, Win It. Edeiilield, Dr. G. A. Eduards, ITuncis Epps. Joel Estes, F Finney it Murphy, Janies P. Tranklin, Thomas G. Fowler, benjamin Farmer, barnct Finch, G. Robert Grant Hugh Garrln 2, John Gills, Win Got!, Miss Sarah V Green, Mr*. Elizabeth Goode Denj S. Gayle 2, II Arthur Holcombe, Mr. Hawley, George Holloway, George Hancock, David Herndon, John Hoornes, George IV. Hudson, Min. N. Hill 2 Mrs. Pam. P. .Tones, If. Jordan, Jacob Johnson, James It Johnson, Mingo Johnson, James Jones, Hays Isaacs, K Mrs, Mary P. Korby. L Joseph Lacy, Mr. Lynch, Re/iert Latham, Mr-. Ann* I.ee, John li. Lee, Robert Lunny. M James McGihbon, Charles Martin, George Martin, Robert Martyr, Alexander McIntosh, Gabriel Mooman, llenry Moorman, John Mnnone, 4nmu, for one hundred and fitly pounds—as I have a receipt in my posses-ion v*• the lull amount ol said bond— j lie re is a credit endorsed on t lie j bund for twenty three pounds, (he —1st day ot October, 180b DANIEL DI.JEHNE1 i Jump. 1825._ ftwMm’i Vtnwni. A further supply ofStvaim's Panacea, this dav received l»y 1 'WALTEli 11 MIDDLETON. June U.__ Drugs, .\U duvnes, ivc. THOS. J. DUVAI. HAS just It reived all additional supply of 1)111/08, MKDIl.T.M S, tec among which are the following, viz —Epsom and (ilnubcr Salts, Cream Tartar, fieidlitz and 8oda Powders, Winger, Allutn, Lung 1 epper, Hatters’ Bn ;\-Strings, i rdigris, Aqua-1 m lis, Quick Silver, Gum Shellac, Oenuinc Durham .Mustard, riun Velvet Bottle i orks, an elegant variety "I fancy ?o»ps and expects in a lew days, turlher supplies, which will make hi, assortment much more complete than hereto fore. 88 June 2" evi «M fetWc \\\e. UUTI-KK’S Vegetable INDIAN SPE l'lf, for tile cure ol coughs, colds, con sumptions, spittings of blood, Ate. arc can lie had at the Philadelphia price, by nppiving ut llir Drug, .Medicine and Paint store ol WAl IKE H MIDDLETON’. Jtaller’g Vegetable Indian 8pc rilir. Ill A VK (Ilia till) H" rived 111 vimIh III BUTLCR 1 Al-t... i.M»l SIT. Cll It so relelualcd tor tin cure oi cough- voids, asthnius,cuiiaui.ipti n s, IliOfc J IMS \L, Hank Square 18U0 Brushes, of ali tiescriplions, 400 gallons Linseed Oil, 3 longer in j diligence cannot he given, lie fully stilho- 1 n*es Hubert Kinuicr, to collect all dele* ow ing to him. KUBKill OHH. April 21 t 36 To t\vA* Ytthtte. 1 Tin o duty which loin to myself,imny ron JL Charles, and In his Jr tends, to take this tm* thod of ra nking u nolire n huh op/u (trnl sumf time ago (in the l.ynchburu, l irgivian) one my si. nature, to his prejudice, in cuinilt rmtn d ing the sale vj the tracl of lund, ulureuu he now residu Utiog old and infirm, and ing ,it a considerable distance, and not haring con salted with him on the subject, for u length oj time, and J'urlhi r laboring under incur rut tn under my hand this \)th day of Jane, 1 Jo CllJHLLS tgJLL.Ilt J 1 .Srnr 23 ___2**1 FllESil 8AL.LAD OIL. l.H V\ V. just received a w dn/.en lint I* lies Ot I'HCStI S ALAD Oil., nt nperiul quality THOMAS .1 DUVAL. llank Sijium April 1! Win. Owens I.- Lcckii*, Have just /{tail'd, 2 dnz. bottles Durham .Mustard, 2 dn Superior S.dlud Oil, May 80._ _<»-*8 I have ju it received an additional enpptj/ of 3000 I its. t eal Canipcacliy Logwood, ot tlie best quality. lor side at the lowest pn ce;; THOMAS .1 1)1 VAL, Sign of the March 2d Golden Mortar, Hank Si/uart ~1WW Kegs WUvtfc Vieaii, Just received and tnr sale hy THOS. J DUVAL, Sign of the Golden Mortar, M;iy 23. Hunk Square. BRITISH PARl.lAMKN I lie folluwiii/; skeIt lies nf p rum ill flit Members liftin' 11 ii t is 11 Mouse nl I'miimniis an-uni a mint wnrk by Sit /a/tfiT/on flnjtlt'rs. who was himself a Member several years. LETT EH IX. July OSi/, 1824. i nr six years I passim in larlm meat, 1812, to 1KIK, Min’ not without their nmrtifuatiuiis, were, perhaps, altogether, the most salisl'ai tory of my li(e. 'I hoy opened many new points nf iew to me, oei upied me peai til ally in a manner nut ineonsis ent with my Conner pursuits hnhits ol mtml. lu this station, one is, or imagines one’s sell', nearer the source of ni lion and the opportune tv ol a closer inspection of pnhlic i haracters allords subjects ol' inter esting ohseci atinn, w Idle the mun uer in which they, to wlimn tlm man iigomcot of affairs of state is enm irdtted, exhibit talents, knowledge, or skill, teaching us practically how lie* world is governed. Constituted as London is. which is tilled with an overgrow n mass of misrellanenos po pulation, (In* legislative function gives an opening in society, without, which, a individual, nut of'iiislling olisli usiv i* manners, is likely to lie buried and lost in society. Here what's m >s> ai tivrtv eminent iscom tuonally i mu ei ti s: it, thong'll it niusl lie ai'mltlt it that it grows less so eve ry iliy. What first and must struck me in the House ol Commons, wis the ex treme rarity not only of great, and elc(|iu i speakers, but even ol inode i;*'< ,y gi i on s, and the numliee of these v^! delivery was not only had, but xerrable. Li/iiu/ng was the only one vvlio ce; hi he. said to speak with a polished eloquence ai d he did not then speak often, and his speeches were at that time mm It studied. (II the other speakers wh took the lead, where (he matter was good, there were many natural or ter bn lea I de/iu is the accent was national, provincial, professional, or inelegant or the voire was had, or the language lumsy. Three of l the moot »Ki«*.i..,*.li,.-.iry have gone, to their graves, by one singular and j lamentable destiny. hilbrcud im-| proved us a speaker to the, last, lie was a man of strong head, always well-informed, generally ingenious,; sometimes subtle, occasionally elo quent hut n it naturally o a delicate taste <- «itlmgswlm pander for Ids opponents, it spreads a contagiuii tbrougli the light heads and hearts of the populat e which it is ddlii nil tn resist. An epigramma tist, having gut Ins rue, goes on hammering Ins hraius, year alter year, upon one string anil it lie can Inil have his jest and Ins point, and tin* uppian.se ul ingenuity for a clever distu b, cures not for truth or pis til e, or how many poisoned daggers lie lives in the heart of another. Lord Castloreugli w as laborious ami well informed perhaps lie was nut qun k enough to master all the vari ous points which Inl'i i'll themselves upon his attention and he had not lout sort nt convenient ingenuity w liicli enables a man in skiin the sue face in siiHi a maimer as to disguise ignorance. lie was apt sometimes to penetrate a little, when lie hail neither ‘.(length to go through nor to extricate hiinscir. lie had had a great rise lint y et in no degree hiii h as many ol those on whom none ol'the odium whic h attended him fell. Ills mother was a Control/, of the highest Knglidi nobility his lather's family hud for mime geiter ations enpiyed wealth. Ilis father's I mother was the daughter of an Kimtj Inilia (Jovcinor, of immense riches for those days. At the time of (lie1 man irge ol laird Casllcreagh's mo ther, her father, the Karl of //art fort, was laird Lieutenant of Ire land and laird Castlerengh was bro'1^1 l *i|* in uuumi^ tin* Seymours j iV Lord Orlurd'* letters will prove that he gave early iodiea lions of great talents. 1 never met with a man of less haughty and morel com iliutory manners than Lord Cnstlereagh. I have encountered, and 1 suppose most persons have en countered. men, thinking themselves great, who have appeared a-i if they Could not see one, us il one whs co\re ed wil li an iiiv isiblc loak, was, to them, as il one did not. exist so lofty were their optics, and so high they earned their no.se and chin and yet t lo se were not men of noble blood, high pretentions, and in\ ested with high functions like Lord as llereagli men, perhaps, of some ta lent. hilt who seem lo think them selves gifted with an absolute wo nopoly of grains amt talent. I do not think such men tit to govern the complicated machine of state, howe ver they excel in some single faculty. (I’rnri'c Ponsonbij was a very indif ferent speaker, though lie was put at the head of a party, and had been Lord Chancellor of Ireland. I’er haps he was worn out at this lime, though not sixty for his know ledge was scanty, his ideas were, new, and he always treated u sub pi t in a strangely detai lied manner, as il his whole ambition was confin ed to a few epigrammatic remarks. Francis lim ner was a rising speak er. when he was taken of!’ in the flower of his age. //o was calm, rational, strong anil so argumenta ti\r and clear, as to fix the attention and carry with him very frequently the conviction of a part of his audi ence against their will yet lie ne ver rose to eloquence, and had al ways something of a professional manner. The. manner of Il’ilbcrforce had a little too much of the pulpit, //is voice was weak amt shrill and his person extremely unfavorable. But lie had the prudence to speak seldom except on great topics, on which his opinions and arguments were, (com the haliits ol his life, extremely de sirable to he known by the public. Old George Hose spoke io a gos siping, garrulous manner, and nev er had the good luck to carry much weight with him while his know ledge of details was always suspected i of some party purpose. Turney made Ids way by a fund of subtle humor and drollery peculiar to himself, which dnused him *o be listened to, not only without fatigue, but with eagerness and pleasure. T! e tona of Hroaglmm's oratory is still in mu-li daily OK>'iTisr, that il is unnecessary In particularize it. It is often powerful, sometimes irre sistible hut .s iiiirijuies deals too mm li hi exaggeration, and somn times in verbiage. Its sarcasm and irony are not easily withstood. The. aeientnalion is sometimes peculiar, hall Westmoreland, half Scotch; and lie never loses the tone, expres sions, and air of an advocate. Sir JamesMackintosh's matter and language are admirable hot his voire is wenk anil unmusical, and Ins prohiim lation i etui on a great deal of Ins Si oti li tin th. Peel is clear, well-arranged. In telligent, and aide speaker on points ni bvi linctvt* toil Ills voice vs ic I.f11*> afFertril, and almost always tends tu a w In ue. I lie present I'hnncrUor of the /?.r chcqiier did md, at the limr ill w li it li I am speaking, hold (Ins important office. //c tli< ii spoke seldom hut wlirii In- did rise, lie always spoke. i\ i( 11 li eliuess, talent, vigor. Is ft iw Ictlge, and sound sense, mid v,i:!i an evtraonliiiiiry appriiraiu e id' gi ntle manly ami lumot'alile feeling. II is s.nd dial lawyers make had speakers in I'ailiaiurnt vet it must he ohsi tied, that most of the pi rsolis Imre named, were hi ought up to die liar. There is mm li fatigue in attend ing, strictly. tin- mnllitiidiunus busi ness uft lie //oitse and the lute tie hates, prolonged till lung after mid night, are often very wearisome j and the return home through the night an when the. House, which is not large enough to hold all i'sinein hers, has been crowded and hoi, is very try mg to t lie health. It is said, that, men of genius am! high ab il it a s do not make men of business this is Iron ol the details but in a legislative assembly, men nl genius and originating minds ought to be intermixed in their duo proportions. It. is true guvernmeut may not want such minds among I hem they merely want a silent vote, and do not boose the interfer ence or mnnngi mi nt ui any measures hut I heir own. 11 has been remark ed that mi one ran do any thing m i’Ailiaiiieiit mill virtually, and uncon nected with the movements and tech no al arrangements of a party what is done, can only be caj ried, even through the early stages, by combi nation, and parliamentary la< tie s an- as iici rssary as tin* tactics of war. Inexperienced members get up, and make motions, and are led no by sanguine hope hut zeal, en ergy, and cxerlioii, waste away with time speakers of a subordinate power or sui i css, who have com mem eil busily, gradually languish, and then lapsr into stlent e, 'i h ro are men who have sat in so n.miy I’arliainents. and gone tluougi t ie mechanism, that their very perse on are scarcely known to ten members of the V/oiisc. I bale seen men come into commit tee-rooms, with whom others sitting on the. commit tees have sat for ten years, yet on their entry lone lint recognized them to be members, bur my part, tlm* knew the persons of a large part of the //onse. still there, Mere many whom I did not know. An iff< it ii til fiinttih/ Jhrl Htnvrt in llor git Take one piiiiuil mid it li.df of good idnip'i', I'm .1 Inn sc. ii or IWi, t.dib* tipuoii I lls ,i 11.c*ssioit can hr hud iiiimadt ul el v HUS A LOVING July 4. It DO HACK FOR HIKE. H V C lor lure, A HACK, with gnnt! I lnir.es, ami a direful driver. It a ill be hired upon llic most moderate terms. JOIIS 1. HIM done 21. 21 it 2\pn\ie,c. fl^HF, anbsriiption list fir erecting »n I K.pi“<:np»l Clnlrcli iu this plnne, loss furl, deposited with njr one had ol which is due the 11th JTily tu »t. the sulise.rihers are lo ouested to make payment tty that time DAVIUSUA UllAUtT 1 Is,Tnutrn. 3 urit? 3l*. Ill® Wantt‘As an Apprentice, f 1it) the Saddling Rusitteas, f. mu 13 In 15 I. year of age, who nut read, write and cipher, ot a good moral charm ter, ami of re*, piwtnhlr parentage !Vu. It (ilt W. Xutio?. 3i"‘»