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- Caput Henry, of the shif Aeolus, from
Cadiz, informs, that the Governor of ifcatplare
died m few days previous to his ailing roppc
ted Co have been poUuecd. ' .
Captain H. brie gt no confirmation of the rt
txduaon id GaUicia.
- ; - ado v,ncsteraeia racket iron rumouui,
: via Halifax, arrived ax this port on Sateday
'Nnorning, having on board Mr, Williams,
King's Messenger, who procetded immediate
1 for Washington.
By the recent numerous arrivals, the editor
of the New-York Uazette nave received a va
tietv of foreira iouraal Those from Paris
arc to the 14th of October, 8c those from t)ub-
v tin to the 8th with London dates to the 28th of
September.
The ship Eliza-Tahe ought to have Drought
tfie latest news from Europe, as she sailed from
the Clyde oo die 12th ultimo ; but she had no
ctommtuuMtvoa with the shore after the 24ih of
September. , , l v
i A Paris paper of the first ultimo, asserts,
;' that the Treaty of Peace "must have been
eigne d this evening;" end that, in consequence
efthe Peace, a part of the Duke of Welling,
ton's army will march immediately to Hano
ver, where it was to go into winter quarters.
The' emperor of Austria left Paris on the
morning, and the Grand Duke Ccmstantine on
the evening, of the 28th of September. The
Emperor had six carriages in his suite. The
Prussian ruard immediately relieved the posts
even at the hotel where his Majesty resided
and it was presumed from that circumstance
that no Austrian troops would stop in Paris.
Hia Imperial Majesty will 'take the title of
n z l r . . It m.
rroieor oi tne xiocriies oi iiaiy. it is
supposed there will be a league among the
Priacesof Italy, on the plan of the Germanic
i legion. His coronation was to have taken
place at Frankfort on the 15th October.
, . The,King of Prussia has also left Paris, and
' the Emperor Alexander was quickly to follow.
Talleyrand is appointed Minister of State
London Sept. 30.
The mail from Corunna has brought very
important intelligence, nothing less than ac
counts of an. insurrection against the existing;
Government of Spain, in consequence of its
supposed oppression. Gen. Power, who dis
tinguished himself so much in the patriotic
war, under the name of the Mariquesito, as
sembled a body troops on the 18th inst. at San
ta Lucia, entered the town of Corunna, arrest
ed the principal authorities, and having obtain
ed quiet possession of the town,- issued a pro-
.i 1: - .1 t 1 1
tju u Proclamation, inwhichhe d
heaped on Spain, by the counsels which have n s h conduct of Ferdinand-invite!
JlCVetiifcU oiuv n-iug viuiuauji a a v u-i st ciaavt
asserting that all foreign powers, from the very
begtniog, naa strongly aisapprovea oi tne
The LctAcz Ccur'cYietlius Itself tf
averse to the pure RoyaHsta cJ Tptace a to
the pure Jaxobin. . . '
A new Council of Stats has been fanned by
Louis 18 Talleyrand is "one of the Mtnibers.
. (arot, woo resides a snore cusisscv u
Paris, has published his defence of his coo
duct, lie says' he had no coooern fa there-
turn of Napole on from Elba, As to the sur-
render of Paris to the Allies he th sua it was
proper, as Bonaparte had left one side nearly
defenceless, notwithstanding Carnot tad called
his attention to iu
The Emneror of Austria vu to U at Ml
Ian on the l"th of Oct. to be crowasd as King
of Lombardy, and Protector of ubereee of Ita
ly' At Venice he will recive the mmoaj
of the Adraidc Wedding. ' '
-The Emperor of Russia, the King of the
Netherlands, the Prince of OranrU and the
Princes of Prussia haire visited Waterloo.
The Emperor left Brussels on the 1st of Oct
for Dijon. . '. .
A Grand Review of Austrian coops was
to take nlace at Diion. "
It has h-rn aerreed that Lucien md Louis
Bonaparte may reside at Rome Joseph h
Russia.
The French funds have again men one or
two per cent;-
TheBritish funds are, Consoliat58 1-2 Om
nium 9 1-4.
East Pirestand, a principalis of Germany,
bounded N. b. the ocean, has ben annexed to
the British Electorate of Haaover. It in
dudes the river Ems, the city of Emden &c.
The Bank of England hae made a semi"
annual dividend of S per cert.
The Parisian punsters tall Blucher their
friend Plus Cher (the most dear, or one that
costs them most.) Bluchir in a letter to his
sovereign, speaking of Fraice. says, " this de
tested nation."
Several frames have bem shipped from En
gland tor St. Helena
lhe British frigate Ida rotas with the late
French Generals Javara Lallemand, &c. Sc.
had passed Gibralter on rer way to Malta.
It is said the Allies cotremplate the rejtora
tion of Gustavus to the throne of Sweden.
A new Nation is talked of, to be formed
from some of the French tbd German teritory
to be called the Kingdom of the Rhine the
Archduke Charles to be ue sovereign.
On the news of Bonapate's arrival at Paris
from Elba, reaching the Brazils, French ves
sels and property there were seized.
An insurrection has broken out in the Pro
vince of Gallicia, Spain. ' The leader is Gen.
Porlier; one of the personk persecuted by Fer
dinand. He was joined by the troops in the
vicinity of Corunna, tookjpossesion of the city
and arrested the Governor of the place, and
the Captain General of the Province. He
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is ins.
T!itbdIIcCpt.Lef2etu SI days from
Kaenl'sTTived rust as Wd . were abontputupg
tmr tjsoer to mn. , Cant. L informs, that
when be lert raatz,'ErcaicusanMacuoaiy-
mA tKr. rrnort noevailed. that Xoois
YVIIT.waa about to abdicate tne tnroocoi)
France, in favor of the Duke D'Aogouleme
ml thai a violent eontenuoo betarce thepar-
ues of the Duke DAngouleme and the Duke
of Orleans, had arisen, and they were opposing
each other with fury.
L Jlttthed, that so tctth of said Me '
Uirs to tle Courted Law sod Lqutj, k7u '
red to alessrs; Sltde and Davidson, bf tk
sod liessn. Stanly Daaid, Jesse ASca u4 1
ry, of the Cemmeos
i'Kntvtdt ttst so much said mcsskM j
Utefto iV milnu be rvfrrcd to McujTg
sad arDankl cf the Senate, and Measrs.
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6. Itnoivedp that so much of said coemg, h
btcs to sundry appro ptUtioot of monies far p
br blankets, tic for the militia tn service, U
7. Retolved that so much of uid
Utet to the boundary line bctveca tbii Scibi
Senate, and Messrs. Porter and Klsg of tbc
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this Borough, who has a brother a Lieutenant oo J- Fttivtdy thst so much of said meuap
board the Guernere, and another Midsbrpmsn on! its to the proceedings of the Board of A
board the Wasp, received a Utter yesterday from' "d also the correspondence of hU Exesllencji
hU mother at King's Creek, near WuTamsburg jj the ofHcers of the General Government up
in wbkh she anouncei the receipt oi s letter irom
ber son,' the Lieutenant of the Guernere, huormhig
her that ho has heard . from the Wasp ; that she
was on the Coast of the Brazils.
The coune wbence this comes l the most re
spectaMe. Beacon. '
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King's measures. He proceeds to make the
soldiery very, flattering offers in the name of
the provinces,) which he says will regulate
themselves by their internal Juntas, until the
convention the Cortes, who will deter
mine the future system of government.
Further account? this morning say the adjoin
ing Provinces are ready to joiu those of Galla
cia, and that the next advices will probably
bring intelligence of the cause being general
thrmifrhout Soain. Corunna was illuminated
when the packet 'rhich arrived at Falmouth
with the mail left that place j and it seems
that the cause oi for tier is popular, i nis inn -:
portant event gives much interest to the report:
respecting the state of Spain. The French pa-!
pers say mat many old castles have been fitted
up as prisons, and that upwards of fifty thou
sand persons had been thrown into coufinement
for their political opinions, among whom are
jnany of uie bravest defenders of the country
the struggle wan r ranee. ,
' S: BosUn, Aov. SI.
By the arrivals at this port since our last
publication,' London, papers to the 8th of Oct.
containing Paria dates to the 5th have been
received. :ViA$ "' (
The signing of a treaty between France and
the Allies is still a matter of confident report.
Jt haft not yet been published. The Emperor
bC Austria haa gone from Paris to D jon the
Emperor of Russia to Brussels. The King of
Prussia .remained at Paris. Many of the
troops flitfor to be withdrawing from France ;
. but not in quick step motion. The mea
; ure does not seemyihaye'Veen completely
ffaettled. " A large force is;ultimately to be kept
J'ia France or on the frontiers. : ,A partial dra
jmemberment of the1 Kiogdom U again talked
of. .Some of dn. fortresiea are to be held by
. the Allies, and some are demolishing. A war
".contribution.ls to be levied a la Bonaparte.
-)';TbefiBCTr5Legutu was to. assemble on the
r iTtH. of 'Oct 1 The meeting hadleen delayed
to that, time probably to afford opportuaity of
Wtireaty announced l to them') as a
ue?0 Lt JTTrr. s uaa pecn ng ia cans.
invites
the association of the troops in the; rest of Spain
aud recommends the convocation of a Gen.
Cones and Provincial Juntas. '
JLater accounts report that Forlier having
marcnea irom v.orunna against lit. J ago, had
oeen acieatea ana made prisoner, a reac
tion took place at the former: pace, and the
Captain General and Governor Vere restored
iu mcir aumuruy. . oa tnis aory was not
credited in Eogland. An iosurrtction is said
Sftrannah. Ko?. 17
Refrntti Lot cf the United Stattt fag VEpervier.
Captatn sMiTHtOf the ship Eliza Barkert arrived
in this city last evening from Turks-Island, which
place he left on the 1st inst. reports that a few
hours previous to bh leaving that place, his agent
came on board and inform ad himj that by the arri
val of an English vessel, Intelligence bad been tust
received of the sinking of the United States brig of
war IEPERVILK. the circumstances related
were the brig had fallen in with an English 74, from
which she Was boardedthe boarding officer de
manding Lieut, dairies commission, which man.
date was answered by remarking that the colors
under which ' he sailed Were the commission he
bore ; and that be had been dispatched by Com mo
dore Decatur for the United States. The English
officer returned to his commander and made his
report; upon which he was ordered to board aeain
the American vesselt which he did. He repeated
bis former demand and' received a similar reply ;
went to his own ship and communicated to his cap
tain. In the mean time L'Epcrvier made sail,
which the English commander perceiving, fired a
cun at her. JL'Epervier returned i when the En
w . . . j . a . ai '
eush 74 opened her oroaasiae upon tne prig and
sunk her. Captain Smith heard not whether any
of her crew were saved, nor the time or latitude m
which the atrocious transaction was perpetrated.
but says the above report was commonly believed at
Turks Island.
Charleston Nov: 85.1815
Latest from Turks-Island. Capt. Jongkees. of
the Rusian ship Hazard, arrived last evening, in 17
davsfiom Turks-Island, heard nothing of the sink
ing of the U. S. Brig Epefvier, by a British 74. It
will be recollected, that Captain Smith, (who is said
to have brought the report to Savannah) left Turks-
island on the 1st of November ; whereas, from the
length of Capv Jongkees passage, he must have
lleft that place seven days after ' -
Th e Legislature of Georgia have appointed a
committee to take into consideration and report on
the conduct of the Directors or the Hank of Au
gusta, in refusing to pay specia for their own bills ;
and a gentleman in tht legislature, gave notice that
he should move on a certain day, the oppointment
of a committee to enquire into the conduct of the
Judges lor declaring the AUeviaung Law (stop
law) unconsutuuonai.
sobrect of reimbursing IMS atate for monV,;
vanced, kc be re f erred to the committee of FfcJ
9- Jiesttved, that so much of said rae&sagtar '
lates to amendments of the Constitutioo of tV "
States, proposed by the Legiualures of the
thercb mentioned, kc be referred to j'
Plummerand Doei of the Senate, and Mesavf
Sanders, Inge, A. S. Btowd and Pugh of the C
mons.v -tt
HOUSE OF CO hfMO.YS
MitfYork, Aow. 17.
Since this day week, there have arrived at
77irday, A'ov. 33.
Mr. Nash presented a bill to alter the &
of holding the Superior Courts in Oraog(t'
f erson Counties.
Mr. Wilson presented a bill to alter
place of holding a Separate Election u
County of Stokes. I
The following joint standing com mi
were appointed. ,
Arrearages of Taxes. Messrs. M'LV
and Peebles of the Senate, and Measri'
Collins, A. S. Brown, Blackwell and 01
of thr Commona. j
Military Land Warrants. Messrs. I
Brower, Sladc and Farrar of the Senate,)
Messrs. Alexander, Winslqw, Bell, B. W
Boon, Parish, Roberts and Love of the
mons. ,.
Mr. Collins presented a petition from I
tizens of Nash, praying for a removal'
Court-House. Read and referred.
The bill for altering a Separate Elect!
New-Hanover, passed its third reading.' i
Mr. fennel! presented a bill, the obkc
which is to compel the attendance of a cer
number of Magistrates at the county CQun
New-Hanover, by classing them. Read
referred. ;
Mr. Alexander presented the petitiof
Andrew McBnde, Sheriff of Mecklenb
respecting arrears of taxes. f
On mbtton of Mr. RufBn, Resolved.xtt
joint select committee be appointed to ear
whether any; and u any, what ua)d'f
the lawsf this state regarding thei.nr
trial and degree of punishment of slaves
negroes and molattoes for offences coram;
by them respectively is necessary. And
porx oy om or oincrwisc. xxeau tuu rcicr
on the part of this house to Messrs. Rd
Edwards. Stanly and Ramsay, and Md
Murphey and Slade of the Senate.
Friday, Nov. 94.
Mr. Ramsay presented a bill to . alter a se
election in Chatham county.
also to have taken place in the province of Ca-1 this port, fifty-five sail of vessels from foreign
on com
an envoy to
Porlier sent d?spatches to England
menang nis career.
The King of Sdxony has sent
England on special business.
Spaia still refuses to ratify the Act of the
Congress of Vienna ; and Portagal has not
decided.
. A revolution has taken place in Smyrna ;
the Dey eVposed, and a Regency appointed.
Disturbances have, so increased in Ireland.
mat it is thought that martial lajw would be
declared in two or three countiesJ The Irish
attribute their excesses to British severity
ana tne uritisn tneir severity to lrish exces
ports, mostly ships, with valuable cargoes
and after the storm of E asterly weather which
now prevails it is highly probable as many
mors may come in, in course ot another week.
The rapid increase of the commerce of this
City, is far beyond the expectations of its most
sanguine friends ; and if we are not much mis
taken, New-York alone will pay nearly half the
revenue of the United States.
Many of the adherf , ?mon8
'imXZnZ .Vaid ta haf911 Wit manuiaciur-
; N ml rased their aetiVitjf if ji?viuK ute iwucs
-direcwctarel Ws h$ nfiored to their former
tatien.
Arrival of our Squadron.
Bsoton Nov. 18. We are happy to an
nounce the arrival of the U. States Squadron
under the command of Com' Wm. Rainbridge,
from the Mediterranean, at Newport, Rhode-
Ses. ' . ' r " " I Island. From crpntlempn whn havn vicW-rl K
. . w I o "
It is said there are 40,000 Christian slaves I ships since thev returned from the coast of Bar-
in the Barbary States, and the Pppe hasap- bary we are informed they do honor to the Com
plied to the European Courts forUheir inter modore, the officers of the fleet and their coun
posuidn for their release. try : for the perfection of their eauioments.
The British frigate Tiber, Dacres isappoin- cleanliness, health, discipline, subordination of
..J .1 XT. C n I i I t-h rww 9nH own.ral ann0i-4n' Tk. 1J.
ku iu mc iicwiuiuiuiauu aiauon i ractolUS. I u vuviw HvaiuMi tuciuuc
Avlmer to the Halifax. York to be the admiral gable exertions of the meritorious and able
at Newfoundland 'The Niper is stir) tirfnar.
officers on whom the government conferred the
ing to bringaheiaew Ambassador from Eng- command df the largest fleet ever fitted out of
land to America. ' , this couritry to render this force efficient and
respectable deserves the highest nraiawi of th
nation. l here never was an equal number of
t lS KM . -I"
snips wnicn everuoatea the oceao, better ht-
ted, manned, disciplined 8c prepared for active
service. .
The ship Roorich, Capt. Kolzebue, sailed
from England, Oct. 5, on a voyage of disco
veries. .
The Council and Assembly at Antigua have
remonstrated against the exclusion of American
vessels.
We have received a London Price Current
of Oct. 3. The markets for Cotton said to be
1 heavy aqd declining.' Tobaco heavy.
rearl Ashes 8fs 6d. rot 95 ; Kice, in re
quest : I urpenttoe 19s. 6d ; No Am. Tar
Dollars 5s. 6d. per ounce.
We have seen a Liverpool Price Current of
Oct. 5. Prices; Pot Ashes 86s. ; Pearl 84s.
; Turpcnteue 15s. to 15s. 6d. ; Upland Cotton,
STATE LEGISLATURE.
IJYSEJVATEMv. 24.
Agreeably to the order of the dav the House took
up the Governor's Message, which being read, on
motion of Mr. Murphey the following resolutions
wereaooptea.
Resolved, that so much bf said Message as relates
to the alteration of the Penal Laws of this State be
referred to a wint select committee of six memhm.
The committee consists of Messrs. Wvnns and
dull, Is. lOd. to 2s. Id. ; Orleans. Is. lid. to Murphey, of the Senate, and Messrs. Ruffin, PhiTer,
2s. 2d. j Rice and Bark heavy : Hhd staves, j L B, bkinner and Winslow of the Commons. .,
&LiBB9i harrela, UK to 21 ; Tobaco is a-
gain more sought for - but a great number of
qualities are reckoned.
A Liverpool paper of October 9. was recei
ved by the ship Aurora with the perusal of
wnicn wc were xavorect.
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m. wwvcu, mai so naucn oi saia Message as re
lates to the establishment of Seminaries of learning
be referred to Mr. MKay of the Senate, & Messrs.
Nash and S. J. Baker of the commons.' i
3. Retohed, that so much of said Message as
relates to the improTement of roads, canals, kc be
referred to the joint committee to whom was refer
red the resolution on Inland Navigation. '
Mr. Sanders presented the petition of J. Star
sheriff of Caswell, respecting the collecUen of U
and Mr. Sanders also presented the petition o
zabeth Dyson, asking to have certain proper?
cured to her. Head and referred.
Received from the Senate the following
which were read and returned :
The bill to alter the name and legitimate
Hall, of Sampson county the bill to alter a i;
rate election in the county of Stokes The bH;
alter the time of holding the Superior Courts,
Otahge and Person. ii
The folio wine petitions were presented, readl
referred, via : By Mr. M'Leun, a petition for
number of the citizens of this state, asking m
amendment of the laws for the suppression of
and immorality referred to Messrs Doug1'
M'Lean, and O'Kelly of tbis House, and Me?
ol the Senate. By Mr bpencer
petition of Solomon Jennett, of Hyde, respef
Military lands. By Mr. Jones ot Hertford, tK
titiori of George H. Bond, respecting a public f
Mr, Pmfcr presented a bill to suppress via ,
immorality. 'II
Mr- Spencer rjresented a bill to alter the UP
holdine a separate election in Hyde and Mr S
ner presented a bill snecifvinc the time of clC
the election in Chowan ; which were read and
to the Senate. Mr. Stanly presented a bill to
the name of the town of Martinboro' in Surryd
ty to Jonesviiie c. f 1
Kattrrrlsv. Nov. as.-
Mr. Randle OT escnted the memorial of Edn
Deberrv, of Montgomery, on the subject ofarrs
ces of taxes, and Mr. Jordoo presented a bill 4c
thorise Ratheas Martin, of Hyde to collect ar?
of taxes.- ' ' I
Mr. Baker presented a bill to authorise tne 4
raissloners of Smithville to appoint a heald-o&
. .11. 14- ft 1 -K
ni tiered to ue on rne uoie. mr, iuddt prcac-
a bUI to continue in force an act authorising the ci
ty court of Surry, to appoint a Committee w j
nance. - . . n
Mr. Pearson moved to appoint another
committee on that part bf the Governor's mes
which speaks of the Court Marual negauvej.-
' Monday, ftov. tf. ' '
The following resolution ws& received up
Senate t ' ; '' ;s,;'.' "
JResQived, that U is. expedient to provide mort
fectually by law for, the improvemint of the i in
navigation of this State, and that it be referiW1
select joint committee, v l-?tv
-The, resolution wai cobcurred in, odwes
Murphey and Plummer, of the Senate; and Ms
Pickett, Ramsey; Boylan and Walker, of die If
mons) form) the Comsittee. " ' , r
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