* ;ious of Thursday Jas The Docuuients aide th of the enantey, and the beat mode of re- lief; Mr. Norgris, jr. in scconding tae re- gui aiions, made tae following mzlancholy = ot sraens, from the most aughentic sour: Senate in compliance with their Resoiu- ie appar naturally to NL » red . 3 enseives iw 3 GC a3 an Parrior. « Lo speak his thoughis, “AMERIC T1211 apt ers. i ical order cis. ,» As for Ircland he thought the {he 1s. Series i CLrofdiofn conaitton of it truly deplorable. Semeibut 2d 1 ne erie of publication, and Is every Lreemarn’s right.’ pecpie earimated the popuiatiou of iis cap- Arrangea wm der the rele Bh. comprises TT hs mt fous st two hundred thousand souls. SRE conuuuation of the Lori spondence be- BeLLeroNTE, MARCH 31, 1817. Monroe and the ard CART A (ween Mr, dectetal | Las been lately stated in ducwments pre- : ‘area’ b TYG Wh, on emnlov-] 3 panst Minisier, the frst par "which Jy oan : pared by persons who have been ¢mploy PAE I i part of which, Our Quid folks of this town seem migh td to enquire info the condition of the poor iit wlil be recoslecicdy was communicatedi ooo nied with the my : Ter fore that t . . _ Ph ‘ . avr 3 fu sig ale oriani Lepet SHIRE TOT : 2 proect of the 3 that shere are 188s than 7.4800 of these ab-{0 Congress at their jae scivion, aly IR oD wed with the imporians 3€Creis) ng forth that the project of the conventis & solute beggars, and living upon tie pogun-{ Wes then the subject ohmach public and {brought to light by the publication of Joejion to allel the Constitution was®invented 3 ~F . Jaritable . . ofr yale “NATE. S11! A ) No sae ® "AS Ban) RN ty of Lhe charitable (Chear, heary) It the|priyas ] Cari. B. Sutherland’s letter. And what do they {oF a set of poors needy creatures who wish i The 2d series in the ord : RT , d gL ya yay amount to after all? To nothing more net ed to have en equal division of property fy al gr quarters of the worse coil-t directed to oth fast In that Of eye 13 , 4 similar and perhaps kingdom y publtcauloi ( Lng het time, byt er thes let [iscussion and |:€ss than the vain whimsies of a conceited dition ofthings will be seen. Nor is dis-jier /C) compas : HTIEBPONULHCG between oul M nister whiffes—the feverish dreams of a youny 10 are called thet Cr | dlminated n Washingtou, | on the ground rrese confined to those wi {ower order. There is nothing mow S80 common in our strects, as persons beg ging, waom the highest among u3 woul not at one Lime; BE ashamed (0 reCOgNISe ns acquaintanances and friends.” Tey i in Spain (Hv. Koy AA 3 . 7 is . yy Mimster ol foreign enter i i rey) o n Paris, Jan. 17- 15e au SERCH The case of Dr. Gilles is Lying & Partie oider Of publication A js. Thequestion is, wheliera woman al- nporanes 33 SHOWS fliicted wich a disorder of which she soon{® odrrclaiious With PP recent Correspondence dhesicial The case is lecl {ed 1 POS- L dies ; does by marrying her § sess him of all her property now on appeal. ‘Lhe frst crelary il consequences QC Dy tig court ¢ I rihlation againat the doctor. {ac advances were» A rreanotelatice rancatedly made hy the famaie: The to this plice. From thus Corresponsience, bo given : ; : BY IRe out ied appears to have ter inated vo ton} ”° in our next. iy ial ig ; doctor does net appear to ' have been in} which app OS oe! Lind From the Harrisburg Refiublicas, “fault. He was 60, she 57 per ago lian Friday last. it appears toe rn hs » - Joe he . . : - ‘ pe a Spanish Miniseer, though he has powers Appointments by the Governor, THE CONVENTION 2 xX +r 3 X sory ANE 3 i ¢ . T « x ~ . . Xe (Government Lo treat. nas aici TOM A J T : : SMALL NOTES. irom his / tzivern: 1 i 1 HOMAS DUNCAN, Esquire, is ap- In the proceedings of the conve : MALY 35, &e. 1}, nO INSLLUCLIONS. sipted 5:3 + il A ate) Xo 2 tivention An & w rel Ta Si fall, B pan AAS Th pointed by the Governor, one of the Judg- held at this piaceion Tuesday iast, ther : An & act to prevent the making, issu-l = Thus, hed the matter rests. cles of the Supreme Court of the state of|{were some particulars which do 10 = i Je) a tye) Ino rt or TI ORY east bs A duo 5 der - - x " ’ . ? ¥ : 0 { NE YowSSUWING aud circulating of cer j Discussion 19 uareasotiably, delayed, 10 Pennsylvania, in piace of Jasper Yeates, jpear ob the face of the minutes, whi GF tan descripiions of notes, and for otherjio say evaded, of our existing differences| deceased. hile oroneh to diate for t $y which 18 ‘trees? whic Oe “Qanate somel with Spain; nd evo acting | T MHL DE Prope state for the satisfac purposes, which passed Senate some with Spain ; and cvery thing respecting Disorny MATLACK, €8Qs prothonotary {04 of the public For Hstanos satisiacle time since, has passed the House of Re-lthern 1s in suspence. We do not dis-fof the district court o the city and county Wi t TH cover those features ot hostliltys, on the of Philadelphia. ‘ YI LLAAM ral was nominated by ician of the La- X Laaithety Carey. jcian ol the “2 N. B Boinzausby Clgisdan Garber. ry amendments, penalties, thel whole of May nexty! had tat of bankielear, presentatives with suad This bill prohibits, under circulation, &c, after the 1st in the nature of notes or tickets notes, of a less denomination th dollar: and the circulating, &c. i first of July next (as passed by the Senate) of notes of a less denomination thad five dollars. As amended by the House of} Representatives, it prohibits alter thel t, the circulating, &C. nite ali Irom the Georgeto b first October nex J AGA dep 1ay leat : of notes under hiss dollars. It alse of the U.i.ed States. At ap early hou 2 , "ne a A 3 . » nt 3 ~nartly yy are "a > % Ph oh SHAY ing the Dy avery thing appeared {o be In motion : heir respective couniics or districts {forifonn Rink Henry Shafter \e branch banks, of motes lssucd @ 16 b.[Ta% Lah aids the): . i ‘ i sary Shaffer 3 % crouds were seen flocking vovalds the! he parucular Purpose, and sixty ping are Nath? y J ONES Jose ph Hutchison son afte: 1 B. Norbury MN. Middleswarth, capita mother banks. 11 o'clock a gv A bill has also passed the senate and 1s now before th se of Representa- \ tives yi Se ™ A. b or assembled on htshack : against SorpoTalions % Tite Ly ya space in front of Mr- Monroe's ‘house, acted their business with open doors, injJamss Hurper, jr sal S. a they wore formed underth rec : NLeyi Garret : iri greatly facilitate the obtaining of judg- where they were fonv = under the direc” jhe presence ola vast croud of spectatorsi JY! Garrett Jacob Weirich meats by or against Corporations for debtsst oo of tw of thelr fellow citizens Whol oon ember naming t lidat Joli SUDRINGS James Kerr At ) norations for debts : shals ch ¢ naming the candids ) iy : ns by oriag parang; had been chosen marshals of the, Jay {CASA EMO 5 Sn candidate Pub ipacob iiuigate Joidrig -Likirsom. me Mr. Monroe, ac lickly, whom he wished to recommend tc {isaac Worrell Vi itiom Vance © ante Groves “John Tavior $c. From the National Intelligencer Feb. 98.4, 1. The Senate. According to the and persons on Pa an that subject, niced States whose Members are cho- “sen for 6 years should be the most per- manent and least changable of the bran- ches of the Government. On this ground en entertain- rine corps, teers. An front rary portico had the Democratic Princip} ed ladies Mr, rnmant. this branch'of the Gove It is well known éhat the Senators arefMadison Was also / prose, arranged into three classes ; one of wich placed on the righ of Mr. Monroe. Af | ill answer these questions ?.—And who! ‘0. Heli : goes out ot office at the end of each con-{ter the oath has been administered, the : : Michact Guudaker Edward Hemick gress. Ofthe class whose term of ser-jnew presideny Qelivered his speEcH Al-4C real and not nominal Independent Re-1 Adam King Andrew Christie + vice expires on the third of March next, though thls speech was delivered in thelpublicans ?——Shall we hear any more of se- 15. 8. Mitchell Samurl Power 11 open aie, The delivery was so distinct and | pet meetings and = private cabals from: ohn Stroman John Clarke, he 2 jacob Alter Jlenry Burk holdes'] James Bunks 4 but one will fake a seat in the Senate ov the 4th of March next (Mv. Williams, ot Tennnessee) and that one temporarily ap-{tbat iw was perfectly heard a cansiderable : pointed by the Lxecutive of the State distance.— When the speech was conclu- [could there be a Mole contemptible cali} Peter Hrailey Luks Cassin which he represents. ded, a federal salute Was fired from a de-|cus than those schoolmen formed at Cage | Daniel Rhords, jre Joho L. Pearson 3 Of those who composed the Senate onjtachnicht of arullery In. the capitol SqUATCHicte 2 And sO COilacious were they of the {david Huts ; Wikia coke A ~The precession returned in the sams : {lrederick Smith Henry Black : despicable figure they cut, that they shyly, Spoenir Janics Hanna di the 4th day of March 1813, 4 years ago, order to Mr M but 5 will take their seats as Senators on the 4th day of next mouth. received ihe congratulation of the foreign | themselves up from py! I Hanada ministers, ud oLer strangers, and of Bis pen the result of their mighty labors are Jolin Muiiowny Joseph J Wellies J High i yt Hd nghaeves fellow citizens [among whol Mi) 1 ic. behold ! ae it? WW Henry Jarreti Daniel Dil fier ga there will have been the number of per-{Madison, now a private individuals: Indlrace public, behold - what is it? Whyly 7° Rogers Calvin Blythe "a8 sons which tollow in the office of Senatorjihe evening a splendid ball was given, jihcy offer a man to the people of Pennsyl | David Roth James Wilson | from the respective States, cach State be. Jin honor of the occasion, by, the citizens)yapia for heir Governor who in his or Xoier Hitbrd Se Ruin . ing entitled to 2 Representatives in the of Washington, which was crouded al-}, oo oa a dull, stupid, illiterate Cr I. Brodhead Henry Hurst If Senate. There will have been, for exam-|most to eXCess. ia as a dull, stupid, Hiiterate reature;l conn Fry Smid Haye T his installation seems to have excited but is now in his dotage; beng close obf Fleury Mertz K FOR N. B. BOILEAU. Powel ple, from ; Newhampshire 4 Maryland 5 jmore curiosity than any previous even Y erinont 4 Virginia 5 {of that kind, Many pera. t3me frond rhig man they chose in preference to Mr. Harman Vansant ay Massachusetts 4 N. Carolina 4 3 considerable distance (o witness it. ‘Anc} ; : Sl wm. Purdy John M Farlan Rhodeisland 3 S. Carolina 3 ~ertainly the gy of Washington neve Gregg; a man In the full exercise of hi | 1,1 Mathiot Is aac Smith Connecticut 3 Georgia 4 {oresented so pI and 50 numerous an as tellectual, moral and natural talents and{jochn Davis i Christian Glei Newyork 4 Tennessee 5 femblege The weather was 0 POEL-fo,pacities—a Man of experience and liter- Henry Shectz g Alexander Py Newjersey 4 Kentucky 7 [harly (yvorablie, it being a delightful {°° oe 3a Bi Con. pecaivedn ver Samuel Gross Christian, Garbd | Pennsylvania 4 Ohio. , 43 pring days ature——who, it his, youth, berye & YOU} } opristian Snyder Conrad Jiucher 4 Delaware 4 Louisiana 5 pm : liberal education , and who has improved it} pose delegates whose hafmes arefin From the Huntingdon Gazeite Marek 6 {by study and reflection. This gentleman | roman letters, were 10 members of thele= candi. | cisiature: 1 hose in ttalicgawcre me Tt is presumed our Readers will find in these facts the evidence of a more fre- quent renovation of the Senate, of a more continued rotation in office in that body than any of them, without enquiring would have supposed. omm— -iatta Bank © ves nade on it induced sO We bave}ry and have portion of the Doc RR. lations with sident to the Our Relations with Shain. crowded in a large amets respecting our Bpay (ransimited by the Pre ranately uis having: a transicr by the Spanish Goyer of aileged want of time to Lo it at Madrid. as to date, b view of the ight us to eXpu from the gener an one} Documents, that our relat ¢ thelare lar trom being ina 9 Yesterday, being MOoXROE was insta | from every di eat number At the appointed {i comp nied by Mor. hi acriage, for U +1 ser yy ‘ theoty followed by a great is supposcd. di a] commencement nz) a Allail's ) of the negotiation to AMonvoe and Don { the ransier OD Pa ” bl 4 w 18 th Li Hed A T A n hot ol our Government, and the general m- the senate of thelthe whole, a considerable procession. i {their engugem ig arrival at the capitol hill 4 - vo rita . his arrival at th Y he wus re majority Their proceedings ceived with military and some fit Case, ct; butt is quite al aspect of these Niessenger of Marvel: € | into the presidency Tompkins, sat out, in es 2 scbeck ; forming, in hose brain is turned round by the tains of his own um- and the Spanish Zor man w which ter- high notions he entel ALN nt, portance. qt first inf Ph prating, pufled-up, forward coXe , and first also in the actual posture about equal to that which has ofa politician; Jin, COMPrises tht}. aE between Me. St his the first rediculousiy absurd letter he . 4) . . . nN 3 1010 y(r Vy » R Louis De Onis; was written since the subject of our ack ieh and joined the fish. But for this = rick a convention would have been called og rovernor has been agitated. For musement of our readers the leur of thie ne- nish Government © 1 wo { George F. Lehman, phys zareito, vice J. B Sutherian ——pm—— which report d, reinoved. | A Patriot. Rurthe The whole number of delegates whic tons with Spaiv factory state. ati1a A Law convened at Harris! s - 4h of March Mr aumber 44 arc specially chosen by the Republicans ection. hts : ; hey convencd nt of gentlemen in the open aot members. nyt sel ‘he rebubiican party for their suflia and when the vote was thus fairly ording capital. He was umber of carilagas i penly taken, the minority, acc ent cordially united with honors by the ina- 1s : , a corps of voluns they order to be publis ca fo the WO of the capitol a tcmpo- This is truly acting Tike Independent been crecte Msnioe ascended the por- the silence of the PeOL onvro A faint attempt a the distribution of t is his own way 4 ~rovered ay trouble with RK. d in which hostility to the Sspate has bz cd by many good Men, as possessing ithe inaguration was to take place. a . reat powe’ and being more permanent This was surrounded by several act tds ! How many counties were re. Pe characetr, than is consistent withlihousands of . persons, among whom | presented (here ! Did they not shut them: cs of our Govera-jwere great | pumbers of well dress-lgaives up in private conclave, and suffe wice selves none to enter but their own mont. A few facts on this subject will ‘ghew what in pre ctice, 1s the character ofltico, accompanied by Mr. Tempkius, the : committee of senators, «ad judges, Mr And did they, or did they not do thelr shades of night? Who was {work under the and lg was so greal py 5 ES these brethren of Jincifiic? Wis ther e’s house. Here, he yiic view. ‘he verge of three score and ¢ breaking into the Ju-fwas the first, and certainly the best f Pennsylvania, ( Lewistown ER » 2) F A1licy . 1- x b { > eT — a n . ‘ s Ji nit of the 224 9 date the schooimen proposed. —T0 prele 69 delegates of the former, an Br c 4 dulled dotard as ate ee Tatter descripti ssatistaction at the par s1 ch a thick skulled dotard as Joe He ie 44 of the jatter description. t of specie payment 10 him, 18 procito demonstration that the —— pe enter prising citizens to {caueus, or the majority of it, weve foals © 113, whole number. nt OI he Cash His attempt was ior ig time to prevent sypues; of both. Certainly no . | his senses, who know any te a moment thing we roen; would hesita “to eh We have never thought him more than | otub now brought him before the public. Nor is the a- hati burg to nomiggte a can didate for Governor, were 113, of whic now members of Asscrabl public Courthouse in broad day, and ira: and ¢- |, 5 Qa DAMCE | publicans =O the schoolmen at Carlisic ten years. — honest ma oe ort ind endenk hopesy ab go. Musl 1 schop'men be very cere wa their adempis tor obt Line a cons - A 1a - ion siastiongefin thy take up tlie vary maa dor Gayernar who was the chief instrument wie prevented it in 1805, by the viis stratagem waich he veniion 10 alter the cous fiputinng ek sand 30 hisTTron snd x practised in aus Trout.catchlng leiter, sts ¥ made over the state. “Lhils alarmed Avast sumber of misinformed people of all des criptions ; but it was principally intended to frighten the Germans, aud it completely succeeded —Vast numbers of them actu atiy believed that Simon Snyder and Tie {New Convention, 11 they succeeded, would seize their property and’ divide it in equal shares among the Irish--Heister having ¢iven it oul that Suyder bad deserted the and the constitution amended long ago — — 1 L Isaac SWrEaven, hy Christian Glin. In the tullowing columns the names of the delepacs who voted for Me. Vindiav, and ot those who voied for Mr. Boileau, re piven Sepuralely ; and those who wer nentbers of the legislature re disdf- | ;uished {rom those who were not mes’ +h shears: FY» F or ros WILLIAM FINDLAY, “4 cremiah Picrsol Thomas Murray James Bule James MNicClure Abel ML Fariand Matthew Carey i'homas Sergeant in Charles Soude?” Beorge Larton tol foe 2 Sutnerland they in. i. R ywiand | EH Kitchen iiiam Long or 1 = a George Plume Peter Wallace David Marchan Andrew Stor William Davidson George Dearlh 14} oni u rid. ED. Barnard Jus Tod Re-|James Mouaghan Abm. Martin » David fore James Por Stephen Wilson Andry. Kobrgon Ludwick Heck David Ferguson Jacob Guodhart John Sawyer Johe tbeonett Jsanc Post Joseph Pierce Ton. Pierce (yeosHarunan Jaco Neor George Thompson Tacob Hibshman Geo. B- Porter Henvy Haus H. Macullough Wm. W. Steele gy OF es ¢ : Pe James Giflen And] Godfried Koehrer Henry Welles William The convention consisted of The following delegates XN ast at the Geiuaciwtic COPVen: ‘Tuesday last. of ths which
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