PROSPECTUS. Of daily ne,ospaper, 10 be ptebliShed n the cty

 of Mobile, entitled T Fl E CAD U C k U S.

PROSPECTUS.
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 TINHE undersigned propose to publish in this city a II Newspaper, under the above title to be devoted principally to the dissemination of light reading in the various departments of literature. The paper will be printed a small sheet, in d handsome form and furnished to subscribers daily HTOughO the yedr (Monday's excepted) at ten dollars per annun, pay able invariably half yearly in advance.

 The discussion of party politics will be entirely excluded from its columns-and all topics calculated to wound the feelings or excite the passions w be seduously avoided.

 Although we propose to avoid partizan controver- sy, yet portion ofa paper will be devoted faith fu and unbiased transcript of political intelligence, both foreign and domestic, and more especially a II that is connected with commercial relations and the immediate interests of the South. To accom- plish this, shall colate facts, without comment ; thus forming basis which the speculative reader may erect superstructure of theory agreeably his own preconceved opinions.

 We shall endeavor to give general outline of com mercia transactions abroad, and more detailed and enlarged view of the home market aided by gen. teman of business habits, well qualified for the task reporter will be in attendance at the Recorders Office, and at the several Courts of Law in this city, when in session, whose duty will be to take notes of all trials of public nature, of interest the munIty

 We are desrous of becoming public censors yet shall keep jealous and sorutinizing eye on the character and conduct of all our citizens in pub lie office, whose station in society, and consequent influence the morals of others, like to produce a deleterious effect. We shall in case, however, invade the private sanctuary of family wanonly expose the frailtes of any, from which no public good may be derived, and the lovers of scandal alone be gratlfed.

 In weaving the web of our little sheet. we shall in a great measure depend upon foreign yarnS,-being fully satisfied that its will be of better quality than if either warp wool were of the film from our own brains

 It has been urged by many, that there at pres ent papers published in this city that are re- quired by the wants of the community Admitting the fact, in general sense, yet conceive that paper published on the plan propose to adopt will meet with encouragement; inasmuch as the editors of periodicals published in our city, too bI- silly engaged m the discussion of political economy and the abstruse science of international law, or the exciting dispuatons ofbeIligerent political par tisans, to descend from the editorial tripod, and cupy any portion of their time in seeking out nves- tigatng and recording the daily occurrences of life within immediate ken. Be it, then, task to fill the vocuum,-and retail the incidents of the day as they transpire.-being at all times obseryant to keep aloof from sectional predilections,-"no set down aught in mace.'

 8G- The first number will be published about the Ist of November next, if sufficient number of sub scribers obtained

 