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I" "A las. time mas not yet demolished The OTilh-
cations with which tn. Englrsh roughcurd the
country to cnslave you--uor those the Americans
raised for their defence; their half-roundcd sum-
mts still appear in every quarter, amidst plains
OIL the tops Of mountains The traveller need
no, search for the ditch which served t, cncom-
pass them; it is still open under his feet. Scat
tered ruins Of houses laid waste, which the fire
had partly respected, in order to leave monu.
mcuts of British fury, are still to be found
Men still exist, who say, here ferocous
Englishman slaughtered my fa,hcr-there my
wife tore my bleeding daughter from the hands
Of an unbrdcd Engiishman. Alas the SOL
dicrs, who fell under the swords Of tho Butons,
are not yet reduced to tlus,-the Iaborcr, in turn
ing up his fields, still draws from the bosom Of
the earth, their whtened hones-while the
ploughmar, with tears of sorrow and anguish,
still lecollects, that his field, now covered with
rich harvest, has been mostened with American
blood"


90 Our territorial jurisdiction has been viola
ted-the hospitality cf our ports and harbours,
abuse,l--onr citizens murdered, whilst in the
pcaceahle pursuit of domestic concerns-our ma
tonal fag insultcd-the blood of our searaen
wantonly shed, and the perpetrators of those
horrible Acts have been &cured and protected
from punishment, by mock trials, CT IN some IN
stances, by an exemption from trial; and as
farther reward for such deeds, have enjoyed the
smiles, and received PROMOTION from that
very GOV ERNMENT, under whose AU-
THORITY they acted, while i, hypocr,icaly
prepared to disavow the deed"


Massachusetts Election. SO far as we can Judge
from the Boston papers received by yesterdays mall
the result of this important trial of principle win
meet the most sanguine hopes of true replbcansm.
The Palladiun', considered as high federal authority
gives the votes of 382 towns to be-


For Gerry 44001


Gore 1925


Leaving republican majority of 2,076.


Thus have all the hopes of the Essex Junts been
defeated. Pickering and the other friends of Gveat
Britain, " who has given cause of complaint"
are, in the words of Dibden, " blown up, spurred in
the kdnies, and completely non n-pussed -


Ferdinand FII.-The latest accounts from France
state, that this monarch, deposed by his own weak
ness and folly, is extremely i'll. and two physicians
from Paris were sent to attend him" We hope the
fate Of Pchesru does await the unfortunate prince
Two long for the honor Of human nature and for tie
character of great conqucior has species of Group
or erntAe- attacks tiiuse who
stand in the way of Bonapartes ambition, and inva
riably terminates in sufocation. We think the mnons
of the emperor would not hesitate to inAct this dis
ease, especially when their master, like Mac5et6 is


SO far slept in blood that recee is than 20
ADVANCE


OF the old king and queen of Spain, the foreign
papers have, Cor long time been silent. Perhaps a
quetus has been kindly administered to them and they
rest Notwithstanding their royalty, " where the
rude forefathers of the hamlet lay" What lessen
for regal prde-for earthly dignity !"l tell thee wha;
Horatio man may fish with a 7porn1 that hath fed
on kim and cat of the fish that caught with
that worm."


Royal protest Louis XVIII, from his retirement
in Bucking ghamshire, England, has " as king pro-
tested agains, the violence offered the sacred person
of Custavus w. of Sweden, because this outrage is
fresh application of principles destructive of all
thority, subversive of all social order" 1t is charm
ing thing to he a monarch in idea, There are |
many kings in Bedlam who has as much real power |
and great deal more ideal greatness than Louis S
can nationally exercise


On Friday arrived at Philadelphia, and fred sa-
lute the United States brig Syren from a cruize.


letter received by the Portia of the Goth of Jan
uary says all the property seized in Denmark that
was proved be bona fde American, has been re- |
stored"


DIED:-At Sandy HILL Charleston, on the 10th |
inst. Gen. WILLIAM WAsHINoToN which added
the name of that gallant veteran to the melancholy
list OF deceased American worthless His health had
been bad for years, but during the last six months