From the Philadelphia Public Ledger. OREGON TERRITORY.
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Felure delirered ID the District Court Room,

 AA A. BROWNE, L.L. D. OF PHILADELPHIA.

 gon Territory holds out to the Ameri-

 luzen every inducement to settle. The

 of the Columbia river and it's tribu-

 alone are estimated at $50 miles square.

 e soh IS fruitful, the climate moderate,

 'e q mountains by which they are bound

 'ne east are filled with mineral wealth. lnoa'h of the Columbia river is the finest

 uie Known world for commercial

 , ;. IS within ten days sail, and within

 fs steamboat navigation, of the Sand asS aslallos' and within thirty days, over an

 heu ocean, of Canton. In the hands of l, ara i; enlerprlsing people, there is. searee-

 1lhlt to the opulence of such city.

 onl'ed States it would be most inval-

 emporium. It would ensure a ready

 LOT our increasing manufactures 1t ,,,.p upsn an unbounded mart for our to 1,al M productions and it would se-

 us the fur trade of the West, of yed " b1 nave been so long surreptitiously e .rs y 'ne corporated agent of a rival elf 3 bn d,'a n lne n. lumber trade, which would Ins;, 'e ss, salhcient to pay all the expenses ss' rb ,ha1 ana settlement, and, by enabling us |dless aa' n alrect route, to exchange the

 for , produce of the lead mines of Mis- lnsno.,! m u,e teas and silks of China, instead bporlng them to the Atlantic States, (nlr Ir'e ' to the West Indies, we would Eo.ld 5 supply ourselves, but all the rest of pr;' ~ilh these valuable commodities. |trada dsalll' as long ago as l789, valued |v aS a ana traflick'' of Nootka Sound so |n,d a'a' the Parliament voted a million b1d s ;n S,erilng to secure them; and we Ibe ras ass'orla, (page 2S0, 2d volume, 2, sVoas N taken on board an American b0o seW ork, which cost there only for c were exchanged on this northwest VI 'urs, tor which the Captain was of