hy fF my 7 ’ ¥hely fabe dong, while Tealing houses 33 the differences aie adn : Néapell : . is tan government havin: Nas atjoome formed asa Sentidale for Ba gxecns, _ three stated periods, 1,500,000 ducats. Lijlve chair, thaugh never so remdiingly a-{ Buijer, . «18 certaing Beets ori the verge of goingilive tothe desiee, Tis Le and Leib that Beaver, . 2vay;asalso Mr. Fi ipkney.” .w lhave the dispensing of the goodly favor ol i 5 . ~ {nominating tie candidate s All, therefore, Brn must wait, who Jook 'that way, ia ‘silent Venango, * suspense; the will of their caprioes oty what is worse Meanwhile their good partizans are flattered withthe belief, that th y will have the doing of this thing themselves. dont: Toylew eng. Huger i ~ Those in aM frepubiicags. lst be given, before acy wish dates to}Fayettc)® : Bn hi Washington, “A: Soins aga iy Allegheny, §.°¢ Pe Rr mene a are icderalists; sthovest Fo en, atin, £7 rm a— ond TR From the National Tay, > nter, i oy : Wasttatol Now 4. Atlength we have the British official age © {counts of the humiliation of Algiers, which UHappears to have been more complete than Ak fist poe The power A ts extinct, though its name remaing. * 4% Race die © A pratt tas 3 ae. i ws 2 ig Tae "SRA | PhS trom ry erset J Hi y Nerthamn fit, and the wonder 0 18 Sip - howe lo DEPARTLD ibis fife, a ict shure’ ton, Lehigh, a and Pike De it has exisied, i Is soe ey on the morniig of the Bul ust; L 46th consequently our 38 Bf is yet imper fmeans © doit had nor curler Prostra year of his age, Mr. ROBERT HARBER, foot, There: can be no doubt however finis tortificd dunceon, for it bas desenyed editor wid proprictor of the «fds Cena bu; the majorities in these countics, addec jo better nine. Lord Exmouth has, tis Rg ‘ined "~The deceased has Weis widow and to the above would ‘make the majority fbresumed, satisfied the ‘expectaions ofthe RS two children. The paper will contiliue tolin the state to exceed 35,800 “{Boush nation. The plan of attack p= : be printed by Robert G. Harper, son of the) *No federal opposition. pears, as far as we can judge, to have beom deceased, for the benefit of the fagiily, who} . . : judicious; and to have been vigorously exe (tho’ but a youth) is qualified by education ceated inthe face of a desparate resistangen, and talents to render the Cetitinel worthy Sarisfied as weare with the result. we wish of a generous support. | | not tobe consilered gs seeking to detract Franklin from the merit of the achievement, whem & : we remark, that to this i : —— a PR RN SRN Dr “American Parrior. wT sficck his thought sm - = Te evtry Preeman’sright.” 5 BErLErONTE, Noveueen 23, 1816. : BurLe ” ie FLOUR, At Philadelphia-is $13 per. barrek--at Baltimore § 14, seh Bo Ll ee ORFECIAYL ~~ Monroe and Tompkins Tickes, © Carlisle Ticket, f yo Majerity rs S077 _ Demascratic majority, We have nat been able tog - 25,653 17,588 8,065 {| Penn, Rep, 065 SUMMARY. The legislature of Connecticut have pas jsed an act: prohibiting the banks in tha state from issuing less in amount than onc triumph of the dollar ; and mmposing a fine upon any pcis {British arms oar gallant seamen led the son who shall aficr the fivet diy of March way, by showing wih how small a fore next, pass any bill of the description. stout hearts and willing hands could strike Gen. Bissell has been found guilty ofjwith awe, if not with" dismay, the hitherto several of the charges against him, and {formidable power of Barbary. % ' . I : Jhcconrits from Washington, state, thal ~ = @repiare is seriously expected between ours and a foreign government. © Spain it ~ Asuppesed is mean, Ay SR ] Sm—— + © COMMUNICATED. *_Anumber of the Demecrats of this coun yy have expressed a wish that there should bea meeting of the: Democratic citizens of] @entre and Clearfield counties, held in the © Court-heuse in this town, the Tuesday ¢ ening of the next Court, for the purpose ¥ wf considering the propriety of expressing " Rheir sentiments to Congress, at their aext Meeting, on the subject of the Compensa- Fefiository. THE FIRST BLOW. We just learn that circulass have been sent by the committe; of Facfion and Fed cralism, to every member of the House of re ER ng them tobe at Harrisburg bofore thei 0208 general Jackson approved and cxe: % first Tuesday in Decembernext, in order # o x The ED AREA poet Dk of the United States, held on the 4th We ; oy or oo PEAY instant at the banking house of Stephen ws be desired that we should Sucqeed ; by Guard, Esq’r WitLiky Jones Esq i ae ms ine nepal pecans Sova Sos -numidate some hallo gain other. 4; i Esqr. Cashigr, “¢imporranee of the object will, it is cpnfi- + dently expected, secure your attendanee ita RD ie The lient. governor of Kentucky - Hon Bill, or as it is commonly called, the We feel it fo be our duty toput the deni|( Blaughter) who acts as ‘governor since 43 20 do Aor id Such Pollan s 3 2p ocrats on their guard against this insidiofs He oomase of gon. Madison fas 2D) . nt. prove of the propriety of a meeting ofthis intrigue Dem. Press. [£8 J0HX ore, (formerlyfa senator in con ibd are. teouested. 16. olive thete o Bus. “| gress) tobe sceretary of state for that siate Rind, are requested to give their atten- oo ree:0: 2 samme CL The venerable ex-president, . Jonn TIRE A | PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION, | JAbas, entred his 824 year onthe 'S0tht I have wote need to repress my feelings,” EASE Be mea {The following statement of the votes gigent3lt: ofr Spt Coco than 16 excite your sensibilitics aftesn zs” RC : : © Communication. 3 State ; | Mamror Dicrensow (a genvine repub-{These JOB Lave generously bestowed, © © x ANEW CANDIDATE for GOVER for Electors of Presicent and Vice gen . : eh 5 3 % ; 3 ident of the United States on the dst Hoan) is. rc-ppointed governor of Noy ) ROR, proclaimed in Carlisle, the seat of ‘the mighty caucus of eleven unkown bre Er Cree ys: Ahem of frincinde, taken verbatim et lizerc- tim, from a Carlisle paper, a professed op Posér of caucus nominations. « Mr. Birins ; : 4 ibiting anges made {your senses from the cald and litdass bo * Tues oligo Ih She Sat ily the lecions : er a 4 i'10 awaken Gn reteton to thotsp of Philadelphia. eA i he strength of parties, in the present and; vi: tues which glowed within She living oi Socratic Hid {the next house of representatives. Man. So shall the good which ‘Men dog. . dfs Gen, Joseph Heister, elected to Con: gress-by the two democratic eounties of Berks and Schuylkill, 2 “non descrip.” } 2 would merely Temark that the Bae, hor py Ticket PENNSYLVA NIA, tve after them ; and the riging g A hester : “merely aE 'Viontgomery alanle, and solid character of Gen. Heister. > : ’ GEORGE MADISON. We have announced the decease of tag traly excelient Man, George Madison, Gg verno of Kentucky: de wus intered widdy, military and civil honora ay Frankfort; om which veeasion the following funeral orati= on was delivered, by George M. Bibb, Lsq. in the most feeling manner s Ga At a meeting of the directors of. the Ciuzens, While we drop the sympathete ic tear over the body of our decersed friend let not our gorrowg drown the recollections. of hia virtues, which were the moving cage. ses of these sorrows eT B I come’ to bury, uot ta praise Kin, Ba {on this sad; this sqlemn occasion, it well” + KEET CONGRESS’ Jos 180? © Wm Andersen Adam Seybert Isace Darlington - Levi Pawling James Wallace "Joho Whiteside ~ Jacob Spangler Andrew Boden ‘Wm Maclay John Ross Saml. D. Ingham Joseph Hicster + Alexander Ogle Wm. P. Maclay - William Wilson David Scott wr) - B B Young 3,999 {years of age, he volunteered in the militas 518 of ja dotin He in York 980 [ine SIg : liberal ‘confidence in b's Seniors ; thus be fough to make public use of his name, as gh P : 48 | Wim. Crawford Bucks :'® 1.78% 3.950 settlements. At: an carly ‘period of the ctthis hint be i : 34 {Joseph Hiestor $7 Letthis hint be improved upon, and Lycoming ay parties, and in establishing the setilements.. Jared Trwin 2rinciple in Centre county think of this pro Tiicy ‘my iow sce low completely they] te catch Mr. Frailey of Schuylkill ceunty, counties in the: same way, who, We under- ; « C tre county. It is a consolation, however, generation, .., Cis oF Pita i a the wstructed to emulate this right examp, - ity of Philadelphia 1, Edis oc Eh he Sa County do. .. L698 : 4 sig Frisnids, When whe Sraddard of Deleware 348 - Sergei iAmerican Independence was but newly ES k Hopkinson cigcted ; when dreadful revolutionary cone y S53 hal ic [Bic tried the stoutest hearts; then, but iT ‘and s ancaster i | 15438 Tomas Smith: is ub where surpassed. and that if friends { Dauphin sio | 33% Ia. Darlington fy seivice of his cowry. His manly: and advocates of virtuous fhdependence and [LVR | James Wallace Tol HE pra eat eome ounet 0, gorrect principles will have discernment e- Cumberland 3.253 l- 525 John Whiteside fibers fidence 4 Frankiin o34 fre wr Hugh Glasgow became ‘a youthful Soldierand a Patriot a fit person for our NEXT GOVERNOR | Adams 03 arid i n (, He accompanied the detachment of a at pe 0 ; Wm Maclay Grecubriar Militia, to protect the westerly that He will clearly distance any caucus! Mifflin TH 111iJohn Ress candidate who may be started against him. Northumberland ~~ 506 | 1571Saml. DD Ingham settlement of Kentucky, he became a resis Collumbia ~~ = 8 if 64 Wen Pipes dent of the district. His gallant spirit was ; 1 % . : ’ } ) A Ip - . whl 7 3: rr ; aa rn . Toy life for 1c, there will be another 1799 Luzerne 313 Thomas bmi inl in sepelingaiou ain Dutch and Irish coalition in his favor.” Susquchanna 96 William Wilson In every campaign against thie Indisns Wisat does our. Old School brethren of| Union 5 ject? Did ‘they really fatter themselves that the dictators of the Carlisle caucus hafonly offered the golden fleece to them ? have been duped. The bait has. been thrown out to many ethers, but, it appears; none swallowed it so greedily. They tried and his friends, by the same bait: but he knew them too well. They also tried sey-{ eral popular . gentlemen in the western stand, have also spurned the mere decepti- on. It is mortifying that this barefaced trick should suekeed no wheve but in Cen. that it only deceived a very few there, The ‘great mass of the people penetrated and ridiculed it. in A Correspondent in the last Press ye marks, that «It is believed the object of the Aurora is to fatter Joseph Heister, and induce him to behave that he is to be the candidate of Faction for the Governor's chair next year. The same bait is held out to another person in a neighboring county.” In addition to this, a writer in thie Carlisle Volunteer, says « that if Joseph Heister is taken jp for the next Governor, ‘there will be a 1,799 Dutch and Irish coal tioh in his favor.” Be these things as they ‘may, it would #sem, the approving nod of the Aupora C B N T H Northampton erks Schuylkill Westmoreland edford Totals, 19,271 $21 68 ‘307. 3 15,478 CONGRESSIONAL ELEGTION. A satement of the majorities of federal and democratic votes given to candidates for congress, in the several counties, at the late Election. Counties 7 Philadelphia city, Do county, Delaware, Bucks’® Mortgomery, hester, Berks, Schuylkill, Lancaster, Adams, Dauphin, Lebanon, umberlgnd, Franklin, | edford, % orthuniberland, Columbia, Lycoming, Union, ioga, Luzerne, Bradford, Susqehanna, Westmoreland, York, Mifflin® untingdon,* 63 Indianna and fcfferson, ~— Armstrong, : Greene,® Democratic. 707 2299 146 2208 74 Ser Tloof i 2857 are 650 1367 993 1000 39 221 311 21 292 702 1,526] v2 T94 24 3389 i A i Wm, Findley Isaac Griffin Aaron Lyle Jokn Woods David Marchand Thos. Patterson Christian Tarr - Henry Baldwin Robert Maore VERMONT. Mark Richards Orsam. C Mil] Wm. Hunter Charles Rich Charles Marsh Saml. C. Crafts John Noyes Heman Allen CONNEC?PICUT, Epath, Champion Silvanus Bachys John Davenport, jr, Charles Denniyon Lyman Law 8. B, Sherwood Jonathan @. Mosely Jon, ©. Mosely Timothy Pitkin Linothy Pitkin Lewis B. Sturges Thos. 8. Williains Benj, Tallmgdge Uriel Holmes DELAWARE. Thomas Cooper Willard Hail Thomas Clayton Caleb Rodney MARYLAND, Oy ru Philifs Stuare Joby Co Herbert Saml. Ringgold Samuel Simath Peter Little Philip Reed 6 Aaron Lyon 4 Danl. Chipman Chauncey Langdon Euther Jewett Her. C, Hanson Philip Stuarts Jolin C Herbert George Baer Samuel Smith Peter Little Stevenson Archer Robert Wright Thos Culbreth C. Goldsborough 2%homas Bayly SOUTH CAROLIN 4. Henty Middleton - Henry Middleton Wm. Lowndes Wm. Lowndes J. J. Chappell ‘Joseph Bellinger Wm Woodward * Sterling Tucker Jean €. Calhoun John C. Caltoup Wilson Nesbitt Thomas Moore Wi. Mayrang 8D Midler 0 “ov ; .. nN {(save that which terminated in the woaty of Greenville) he bare his part, ized himselt in each, The wounds he received, as well in ¢ St, Claw’s Defeat’ as in other Bates coul notshake the solid-frmosconol bis song nor disturb the collected ‘presence of bis mind. In every Battle he showed himself capable of a superior command , Military Fricnds. There lies one who, but 2 days since, was your Chief! Silent is that tongue and pule is that checks which, on the plains of Raisin, cheered and, animated his companions 1m arinx (o deeds of cool collcated valory, Dim is that eye which viewed the storm of War 2nd outs faced danger. Lifeless is that form, whose heroic presence checked the plundering hand, and made even Proctor feel, there was a danger more terrible than the dread» ful fury of Lis savage Allies.” on In War, he was_ elevated by his deeds marms. Io Pegee, he was elevated by the suffrages of his Countrymen. Imitate his glorious example. In War, he was courageous as the Lion; in Peace, as gene and signals le agibe Lamb CH Citizens, Yom have long witnessed his conduct ‘in private bic; you"know how faithfully i.e discharged his various duties. Fle was mild afid gentle : there was no guile. He never detracted from the merit of another ; never tratduced’ an absent Friend, nop suffered him to go undefended: His houge was ever open to him who needed food or shelier. His eyes overflowed at the tale of woe. His heart swellcd with sympathy at the sight of mise speak of hisn { Warm, generous, und Sia- cere. He was indeed my fiend; he was thefriendobns ail. - a Ahi) . For 20 years and upwards; he Biled the ¢ wpportant avd confidential offico-ot Audit tor of public accounts, whose warrant ¥as” ery. His band was ever veady to relieve the pecessitons. As a friend, how shalik In him a
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