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bllltleS good, and has every ouaihcauon IequI-
fte for that important Office, he needs only TO
be known to have the united fufrages Of the
whole Of this large extended country.


PHILADELFAIA, April :.


We this day pubifh the report of the grand
committee Of our houfe Of afcmby, on the fob
iea of calling convention. From this report
il appears that majority Of the committee are
in favor Of revolution, though they with more
perfectly to aicertain the popularity Of the mca-
fure, before they will venture to call conven-
ton. we however confider the report as ad-
ding greatly to the probability, that the revotu-
tionary faction viii ultimately fucceed as thofe
n,embers Of the Legislature who have Joined that
party, and who are laid to compete a majority
of both houfes, will doubtefs exert their infu
ence among their conitituents to enlure fuccels
TO their revolutionary projects.


The governor has rcturncd another bill,
which was a favoTite one with the reyolutionifs,
without his llgnature. The party have become
70 charged, that they can retain their fury no
longer and the whole kennel which u(ed to be
kept and trained BY Mr. M'kean and his friends
for worrying their political adverlaries, are now
let loofe upon him. He and Mr.. Dallas are O.
pehly denounced and inlulted IN ali the papers
oF the new faction, and are likely 10 be COM
plcteIy trodden under foot by that very delcrip-
tion Of people upon Whole flou!ders they have
heretofore been elevated.


Ne7,,-1cyk, 4A5y4I 2.-The democratic icgiGa-
t1re Of this Gate has been mott violently abufed
in the /" Citizen" the leading democratic paper
IN Newly ork, on account OF the incorporation
Of the Merchants Bank. The mott unqualified
charges Of byi5sry and c0rrupti71 have been made
and perffcd In and both branches have been
branded with the mott fagtious epithets.-In
confequence, on Saturday lalt, the honorable
Mr.. Van Vechteu, introduced relolution into
The Senate. directing, as the late day in the
felton, rendered it impra6ticable to have the au-
thor or authors, and pubIiller of the faid libels
brought up teaionably to anlwer therefor, at the
bar Of the Legislature q thai The Att0yney- Gen
erat bs, ard bs is bsyey diyefsd 70 lake al nscery
igai aeaf1s5 % bring tbe aafboy aatboy5 end put
lbsy IF he jaia faf, qvi1sed, ysiti9u5 ard Ragi-
1t0aj h0e}g b fssay agd eaHdigH paEimeat." There
IS no qus!fisn of the concurrence of the ahern-
bly,


A few fhoTt months iice, the public was CAL
led up TO rejoice ID the triumphant election of A
genuine Republican G9Vtynsyj Senate and Afen-
bly,, ii New York.-Now, forlooth, through
their own organ, theie fame gen4ine republicans
are denounced as corrupt receivers of bribes.
and CT having bartered their boa9y and confieacrr
for 1tcNEY Mr.. Cheetham leems to know bis
men and what they are made of.


We have ftrong ground to believe that the
mother of the Empreis Bonaparte IS pafengcr
on board the friqatc La Vile de Milan. lately
captured by the Brltifh frigate Leander, and car
ried into Bermuda. 1t is certain thar re,eated
invitations were fent to this lady from France.
after the elevation Of BouaDartc to the Office Of
Firit Coniul, all Of which were rejected nm
on the plea that the tenure by which her fon-in
law held his Office was too unfable and preca-
rious to warrant the propticty Of her leaving
the TRANQUIL retreat which lle pofeilcd in Mar.
adding that her cot miyhr atno We
ny diitant day afford an alylun to her daush-
ter We underitand that llnce the coronation
of Bonapar;e, more pleiing invitation has been
ient and accepted, and it Is iaid the LADY had "a
ken h-r pafage IN the La Vile de Milan.


The idea lays a foreign correlpondent) Of re-
moving the Portpguetc government to the Bra
zlls, rather than be controlled ~ France, has
never, for moment been lsid aide. L is IN
deed furpriiing, that it has not beer. rut in ex-
eca;ion. BY abandoning their little fpot Oh the
European continent, for which they at preCent
purchale peace both Of France and Britain. and
eitabhihlng the government in Brazil. thew
would effa6tually place themielves cut OF the
reach Of their difcrganizing anu turbulent neigh
bours, and mig h.,in fhoTt time, become as re-
tpettahls as anv nation whafevar