Since the enacting Of the Supplementary
Embargo Law, winch prohibits the expor-
alton Of produce from the United States, by
land as well as BY sea, the upper part Of
this State, Vermont, and New-York are
struck with an almost universal sentiment
of disgust and horror at the measure. In
the quarter Of the country above named, the
value Of produce, principally ashes, were il
not for the late deadly stroke TO our com
merCe, might be estimated on a moderate
calculation, AZ nearly milien Of dollars
This might have been easily transported to
the Canadian markets and sold for ready
cash. A portion Of our industrious farmers
would ther. have avoided, in some degree,
the general calamity which now pervades
the Union. But this privilege was too gooG
to be long enjoyed. From an obSequlous-
ness to the nod Of Napoleon, or from de
sire instead Of alleyiating, to increase the
public grievances, or from some motive,
which has never been disclosed, and which,
from this circumstance, is probably equal
detestable with the others, our Legislator,
have now extended the EHt6argoi1g system


into every nook, corner, and plg-pen Of tht
country. To what consequences such meas-
ures may lead, we dare not predict--appear-
ances augur Jmiayourably. We are credl-
bly, informed, that tue InhahItsnts arc re