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.An Algerine Ruler.-King, who wasa CT of the Algerines during the time the r pie of Rhode Island were struggling lol

 common portion of American liberty, ns

 gently been arrested and confined in prs charged with feloniously embezzlns

 funds of company with which he wss' trusted The New Bedford Register ' remarks upon the present position of thsh CT of the people, and the leader of the

 rants. .N H. Pal. $ Ge

 Gov. DoRR AND Gov. KING.-How a' ent ae4sl are thlaee the positions ef- these t3oy Both are in the same prison, the one lS' voeating and endeavoring to maintal' rights of the people as defined by the charter of American liberties, the other defaulter to money institution with T \ he was connected. Thomas Wilson stands before the world with charac'i spotted and irreproachable, guilty only s offence of sustaining the same pr's.i' which were sustained by John Hancoca,' !, Thomas Jefferson, for which he IS Tna% \

 suffer the penalty which would have 7 upon them, had they been placed wllop p reach of the minions of the British uO' < ment. Samuel Ward King stands up 9p ' ed with crime of felony-with plun's. an institution whose property had been fided to his care. Dorr is surrounap, warm friends, and the mention of ms starts the blood quicker through the nss {, every freeman King is alone, aided bysI plted by none, an object of contemP "