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t i 1 A its . : 1 ' -1 r'- .. . ' .. 1 tKe . i rr ' -t!.-'i I, a ( -' t r i , . w; rell ratals! !l i " it u ; . t tUe tct i 1. M.a lar rtam-1 n 15 ft . aner t-rt red f-T - n, ia 1 . I rve . e :et:. (' n. (' jugi ' r,Eq. a Y'ice-PmiJ'-ni. i wurera' vfd.thaMlew- t ' m: A" .aVcreilrtt.k.i npetei with Monrt, and i:ct nptaitd tritfc y r TtAST8;V'?"i ,'-. I, TW Pay mt c4tk-f Oa t!.t 4y t r;nblra Umk) wwrw VartW4 to,CUf J', lrlr-vHW declared by lb patriotic (iUirii( '4ea-kletibraebeaMr gtfcemerrcet I nr ed kiierianc to Grot Brtuia. May V no.SU deed be mfttrrm oa the tsarU of ''.J prttent, tvl ike gilded page ifmimoa . Vatnwnu it la posterity, I ' ? -v V- irri ".Ve Loaor thia fir tbeir ftmr Jure thr n for the virtU, j4 CeWt the ikfr patnotmd i, TkaemnryftitMftmef Lctuifo , . to. Mm. vita ftnC attled tb brukB ot. tunt with their blood, mm old 0 IU -J ta dait. . n with mutUer nnuim--' ' 4. 0r C"ry aniUmti mm -TlMffeii- iii t ;oiunvu. tn mtrun at w wnimrwft. tUe philosophy pi rmtUift, th v'ndOTll of . fbr c thai iQ wt till t'nM WtcC e no nor. 5. TV Kfrm fAr Stfhditm Wh'iU v - boiii w wcred T membrane uiom tur are - pberd to tlnnf 'fttWerm, let ua aotTail to -1 . i. enn m our tMart'a -core, ua acatterad '. ;'" ftnnnti that yet atmrtoe. - - . , : ali V Statetman May bit adawninration pior . i ' V that the confi Jaoce of Confrrea m not mi- ' iV , . 7. Tha deaecaAanta of the patrtotie mrm-"t-.- l't tera of tha Mecklenburf Deleption who de ' ' ' ' mB op yoar olt CMlavat yuf father uch example rtTt 'S;4-, Vj-. And auca revere. 11 & 'L . ' 1 Ppvt Cfceawiia Their puritr and . v' i' "eiueitcyare tha beat aecurity for the aafety : -r? f our rcpablicat.inttitmjon, and the rtronr. ' " harrier artinat tha encroachment of ty. fanny." .r. ''' - . ' 7 .'''.fy'Vl v. 'waf mftrgeaJ..The road tona- .- v;s ' tionaland Indiriildtl independence) may eon- h-'lt'i ! " atitutional templet yield to the national vct .". 'tare. "" -i '1.' ""''" ' ' "' ). ' ",10. Jattttmm hat filled the incnu ui imc jjtwiiw uc pcupie - aro nit friend. V 1U Koltver, an4 ihiTindtftendent prrvincn f Sulh nwrtoU? pelitieal and reliriout 4 r fiberty bt tha bawl or their eonititation. "tXyshl-- 1, Wahinjrton and Lafayette. ".' : S ' 13. TV Wr iSexw-Beauty and Dootr. - 'r,,r T f tlaeery protection to Beauty, the ' ' i ' , By Jai"w f-.. - wm of Tennessee - y ' ? v ? . mot. Ioib ana Ur. EDhm. Rrevurd. ; :. ' the first poaotnt that erer glowed with the JoyoW; antiqipatioa) of Americaa ladepen- v : pn Uamaeywti foraerl j a cjitiwnrnl v W' iWcpt)irg cotintjr,; participated in - 'A' '$J ' our revolutionary itniHcie, and wst pre- , v 5a teni-.m Chrlott, 'at the , declaration of '.-.i'vJL' ' . )mlrpenylncfn the memorabU- 20th 'jZ 4 ii( May, tT7JTh toalira forwanled '-x'V. ti thetHrnttea from Tennesiiee. ' A By Wm. Davidnn, Esq. Henry CUy-The Hii'iC 'if orator .if the west an able statesman, and ludepbndent at a man: Shielded by vir. C- .;,' tuoo patriotism, he U impregnable to the '.i-'i rV.- 'ahafta of malice; -vh-:' v I.r . - cts of Henry Clay j j like the dew on the mountain, Like the ftmm on the Kver, ' Cf ; like the bubble 0h the fountain, They are gone, and forerer. -Tly theUon.iT. ft, Comwr Gen. Wiljiam ;l f)avidon who fell at Cowan't ford, bravely ' hnun ,or ngnia ana uoeruea oi.jua viH.W-':B'' aVlfy--Henry ClayThe "vT' WidaantodeSampion of universal liberty."' . ; V! V'"'1 By CaptTlVt. ityfr The next President v 1'1 of Uarterf8uteaMay heie th choice iiKalrr. ' ffkhefeple,ndnotofConerea. , s47 ' , Bv X. Alexander. Esa. Andre r tacktcn and Yin; H. Crawfbr-4air play It bonny ; :AitqTv of tha hilailiHphia; Frrcman's wuunui pas reteneu tiiiriii?rnca irum rfiPcrnamVoco ti the 2Tth of AprH. The 'yit fbllowiag accoont of the execotion f VCC"i'"' tnxAmericao, ;bo 1 represented a ..'i'- fr rw'aaeipnuijranw do, rcau wun emo- 'fX'"-'! Woo ? .Y;.j'-t i - ' ( ' ' f s Yoit Biijr remember in one of my : ft 'Jetfmrrl mentioned an Atnerican by 1 j .1. vl J .t h. Jtl t-V. . . fhft. name -nf Jawes Rodjera; of New tTpected oald lotse ; his n active part with the and was condemned to H r death) and recommeuded totha merer t w .Vt of tb Emperor, Jose' edroi' the' fim. L.- ii . Tha Eiperota answer arrived on the ' '!.;' "'.;':'2d of April, brderinff that att that were ; v ohdemnedshoul d be executed a aoon r " ible:Thisv sealed the fate vof V c ompanions.vJiThe1 -insU af? 8 f-iHi-f- o ciocK, A. w. wa$ the tifflfe appointed tv, . v n -.twii'vii ui 1.111 cc V 1 Ills V'l'i'.V; .laiiuroan. pruteeuing occasioneu ifii-J-4istres to att .thw.'.Aroericanr in -Cr '5 "Ai ijice Ilia, friend Tjsitcd. hwn i ?.'i'i.5ftH; lnst,.He.Var catrt?'- - ;:.: n t. wkchj ou eij auinectci tnauo ,,ai ws ii 1 ... r;-. t ..Lf a 1 f ,f on people paaaing inf the ti cct: ha , i. L 5 counieu m time -oau yei to uve; Pir't-l'V'iX was 22 hoiu-8; iie'aaid it is a Very 'ivaibr .timwhtivltlco'nies, IUIvtfi 'C;'M"intentcd I nd lay" companions die - A v6r fat I Llokioua-cause. We Jo nor die for rnurdering our fellow creatures, U, ' . i fnp hnhlin r n ali.Tirpnf fiivininn ivith . tijijs, 'V" -"--5 - -w ...... 3.".. '. ' OK fni...-.. infUf k.!ni f ItMt next ' r-rniBa I went'io e !'.. t f J 1 i - . ', t U i IrCBfcrly I rJ el if iraJ t. .. ei!n- tatK. i 'Txrt ta d iar. Tlej arrird i L'.tiUca pf tirceOoo t't hlf wt f a'clKk and k14 a ronirrMti) n the foeata; At a aVItck, V rji -wtkH, towards-lb fir ears. ui;rt loak titc aKiuia caair, Kicolaa aacbe risitWaad f Liaa, and La.lloat-oai t'te left; after aittip a few" etiaalea they afctft iNkolaM be- ran and tnaJa a ioa and Irvd tpeecb Rodzera foliewed, fad thea Ia Mont. Wbiia one was aptUm, the, otbera bowed their hearts to affiras , the truth of whit was eaul -their speeches t-c-evpied about half aa hoar they then txk their aeata. Ftrtrat tia they aroee, and f oahad their chairs into the aand ta ataie thedt jtaad firm the execationer thea tied their wrtsta arl ancles with a anatl cord, and -drew capa over their res. ' Nicoloe and Rndrera drew thera "back and tat watch ina tha wtntiona of the soldiers; twenty four were called oat. loaded their anas. and were going to fire, when Rougees cried wot atop,' and reanested the capvaio 9 wurr ius iiKiiri nraarrr. . l. u! Tney. baited .witain nail tha lormer distance; aay 30 yards. tie men cave the signal to ore: tlte drop of bis ha d- kerchief was tha aiimal. They all fired, and Nicoloe fell. The sight was dreadful Rodders sprang -upon his fret, cried out tor God aaka to kill him quick, and taking hold of his gown, he held it up and showed the multitude of bullet holes through it. Le Mut kept his seat; the? fired tha second round Rodgers fell, and Le Mont di rectlj afterwards. 1 he soldier then ran up to the bodies and discharged the third round into thenu Their speeches were never pub Inhed. They relsted principally to their love of freedom, advising the Pernambucans to try their endeavours once more, ana conjuring mem 10 De J . . A ft ware of the Cinpemr., .The day preceding the execution, B 'a aa tnevmencan captains were advised "y the -American consul not to hoist their colours halt mast' on accctlnt of Rode era, it being against the laws of the country., the American captains acted contrary to these orders, sru next morning hoisted them. During their absence to See the execution, the officers and sailors belonging to a man of war lying in this harbour, went on board and cut them don. The same day an American shin called the Com modore Perry, arrived off the port with her colours at the mast head; the same rascals went on board of her and or dered thera down, thus throwing no little ixteratt on the Jimtntan Flat, English colours, half mast, alo were cut down. J ne Patriots who are ab sent are all condemned (0 death." Providential E$rap. The following particulars in relation to the escape ol Ar. Ebtrman, when the Sea-horse wait suddenly upset in a squall, in the Dola ware itav, we hare Iron) the most au thentic source, & can, therefore, vouc for their accuracy. When the vesse was upnet, Mrs. Lberman.far advanced in a state of pregnancy, was lying, sea sick, on hrr bed. In an instant she was cast out of her birth, into the cabin, into which the sea was pouring in torrents thraugh the windows and slty light. In a moment she. was, from she knew hot what cause, pitched from her birth, and amidst midnight darkness, found herscl floundering in the water, and assailed on all aides bv the arming furniture She "heard no sounds but those csused by the rushing and dashing of the waters' al I'l t a 1 .1 i- . l sue iaia noiu 01 ine siae 01 a mrtn into Which, buoyed as she was by the water, sne scrambled, it was afterwards as certamed that this was the Cantata' birth, and fortunately it was a few inch es higher than any other in the ship.. In tis birth Mrs. Eberman sat with her head against the deck, and up to her necK in water. All was silent and dark rct sensations were most pamlul and confased; she supposed ihe vessel had sunk to the bottom of the bay.' In this L "1.1. .1 . , iwrnuie siuiaiion, .ouriea aiive, sne grasped an orange, which was floating in me vauin, sue ttic it anu 11 greatly re freshed her, ',' She now heard a noise 0 ver head and, with a cane which she had taught in the water, she struck nernen dicularly liver her, against the "under side of the deck. She was answered by Voices; hope revived; she breathed more freely, knd her mind became more a live to her actual situation. She heard the sound of the axe; it promised her deliverance, but it created thenost ago niiic apprehensions.: Her head Was touching was pressed against the tinder suieoi e oecK, and there it must re ' i or be submerged ia iheJwalen every cf ithexStfmorecertainry assured of that itTeH: airectlT'oVer her head: tjiese 3re Imoft her most a ?oniied momenta ;:r,:".;.," i At lenh a chip, -about t!,e. length cf the? axe; was taken out fro i t'if lower side ef the deck, and ' tt.f lleav en:a' n snea its uiessca i... on the su. ' ri-mortal 1 -f npath, With the eagernt. j arper' '. .' to ?o perilous situation Mrs. nUfiiiam pusheJ her hand, as far as It would go, through the aperture.: Iter husband, with all an bus J bind! 'aoelss and Iowa's 9nibett4 to read FittibnTgoa i CtV; t t a it ti ri .J; - . f - v t CAJt U i ft rcttt Unit li c & 'tred wiJi bni. ta axe U i'-t arkaua aa atiJied a ad alwat UdcaceaJ wiih its aLarpeat eJg tpon the ha.d f his wire it wvaid t-tver it fruas hef baJj wa ha rode arrrted kef ore Jt rave rbe tataJ Uew, UleaWbriefUauw ws procured,, I bolt aatLciecUy urje waaide.-aaJ UravEhemae Wat ooce agata) folded ia the areas af her haahand, an 4 mtorea t the wWldi-Iem. Pmt. fUDAt MCKNING. iVST. 10. laOi. T RatHekAcUmysTht semi -annua) eXamtnatiottttT the StmlenU of the Aca demy at this city took place last week, On Friday the Report of the Trustees was read at the Prebytartaa inurcn. and the honor, of the Institution (bono ry certificates aod golden medals) were conferred on Mia SaraA H, Jont, of this county, and Mist Laura f1Uon, of Mecklenburg county, in testimony of their having regularly passed through e various studies prescribed by the re gulation, of the Academy. The exercies at the Church were pened by a prayer from the Rev. Mr. MThecters; which was followed by the Report of the examination, read by Dr. ames M. Henderson; and an Address to the Students, by Win. Ruffio, Esq in behalf of the Trustees; and closed with the Valedictory Address of the Graduates (read by Charles Manly, Sq.) to 'he Trustees, Principal, Teach ers and Students of the Academy. Agreeably to the promise made in our ast, we give, on the first page of this lay's paper, extracts from Gov. Troup's Message to the Legislature of Georgia. Comment on this Message we 'deem superfluous, being satisfied that our rea ders, with very few exceptions, will entertain but one opinion respecting it. They can view it in no ot':er light, than is breathing a language most unfavora ble to the permanency of our national union, and as emanating from feelings which are influenced and blinded by party zeal. George E. Badger, Esq. has resigned his office as one of the Judges of the Su perior Court, with a view, we under stand, of resuming the practice of law in the Supreme Court, and the Courts of the adjacent counties; for which purpose, he will establish himself in this city. On Thursday night last, after 10 or 12 days of dry and unusually warm weath er for the season, we were visited with rain, which continued to fall until Sunday; during which time; the wea ther became so cold as to render fires comfortable, and the wind blew with such violence as to prostrate the Indian corn and small grain in this vicinity. We learn from the Petersburg papers, that the storm raged with equal vio tence in Virginia. The last Washington Recorder an nounces Richard Hints, Esq. of Edge combe county, as a candidate to repre sent the district, composed of the coun ties of Beaufort,' Edgecombe, Hyde, Pitt, Tyrrel and Washington, in the next Congress. This district waa last represented by Thomas H. Hall, Esq . The, Wtfrrenton Reporter atates, that the Post Offices at Monroe and Chesnut Cross Roads, in Warren couutyVhave open discontinued; and, consequently, all letters anil papers, "utended for those office, should be directed to Warren - ton. JPrice of Coitoiiv At Tayetteville, on , the 2d instant,- 25 a 17 cents. At Petersburg, erf the 3u. 25 a 281. The Fayetteville Observer states, that, in consequence of the Contractor on the line beyond Godfrey V Ferry having declined to ran a stage during the Sum mer, no stage trill run from Fayttteville to Charleston i&nUi the Fall'- i; '$7t fcatiorPi Ctfaf. bur last advi ces from Geo. Ifayeltteatate that he arrived At XJniontewii; pa pa the even ing olf.'ta4tli''-wldm and, thefbext dayj departed for' the residence of Mr. Gallatin, here bt vaa to remain a day. At each place on' bis" route be. wai re ceived witb the usual demonstrations 6f respect and gratitude. v IT "", expect 1 ' tf it i i . -1 t'.e vf t U Pr.er U.t Xtn..r.t wmcs l:c m iiajia tLia s'ifa t ta4';rf iKls per.1 aiciavusaiJ dagriccf! f -rt". H? sotsfioaa, eorrepceJiog 1 1 . ; t iik the asatxed Preaefltaieat, w r 1 e ted at a puW'k tBeelin held ia On:;t oa the thef April I jar; and, under stand, siafeUr aneaiurea art abeet ta be takes id ether foaaliea. n. ' aaara-caaouaa ' raua carrrv.' - ApnlTerwwllOS. ; -The brand Jury, ia taktnr iota eonaldera. 1 tioa the earibiu dutic' wukb. oVroire. ea tbcas, Mitder taw tolesaa abigatica of their eUL krt re tMeeatarily kd la fOataiM cauaea at tba many preaewunanU ace M-n. wnf aid they bare, eeiatiactoryUtbaWeaatleaat, um the udaat each anwiiv wuHaawj a-j m .fc . ... . . reea nrougru u aeaete, iai non 01 inoaa raadaf gfataaulu ajad battery, onmi( from aa iinprovideat use of tmtajue bqttor, and tkia ctiiefly duhnr Uat ia called tha Uaav. tiofieetincanipSri, at that aeaao whew ' candkUtrs teem mora t. Via with eaeb other, Who shall treat snoat.thaa who U best qaali- fied aa to talents, acquire menU and integrity? the aeaae of tbit Gran J airy, thai the tomt practid by fdidatet for tba Legi.latare; Waeend Weeks before elects 5( boymff and profusely giving away spirituooa liqoora, and treating, as it Mealled,UamctdcplorabU initii-v In nara!. m.rA sv-iftv. tvru il it c&u&a. j . : 7" . aiucan.s vauvaiaauw a raivj "-'7 - 2a of aepublicamam, by putUna; ft out of tha powerofenypmdent.iaaofeS.all Pprty te obtain a teat ia the lgUature ihila the rich man alone can support tha expense of e k . a-- lecuoneenng. . Reeved, tmaiur-rasy, Tna at lodandua, we will discountenance the practice; and bt this end, we mutually pledire ourselves, each to the oth er.unonaw woiJtaadaacredhoii- or, tiuic we will support no eanaiaata wao may nernalter toUow ue practice ot attending public gatherings of the people, etpecially for a few weeka before elections, and thera profusely buying and treating with spintuout . . ... rr - - .. KMtived, unammvuly. That,"! a part ot ine people, as friends to our Republican Institu- tiont, as friends to morality and good order in' rs 7 " ': , .nrl .nlii. f fullAw i.!f;.n. (a unit. Willi II. 111. w 1 1 vail iliivw viu.ru. w u . v w.u. uw in checking and opposing this baneful prac tice. Signed by all iht wry, tit: C. A. Hiti., Ftreman, Richd-Areiidell, I lar wood Pope. Benjn. Bledsoe, John ferry, (Spec.) -j;r - - .,.. -r-,". : JamV. HoUe, SeliSiigs, ' Af 1"P1'''- NuU.l. Uunt, Sam'l. W Tunstall, delp' la. dated the 18th; April, ' h Willis Hortoa, Willie Upchurch, express the opinion that t!.e , . ...5 John Ketly, , Benjn. Winston, l Government will aeeb be com !, d ta Simeon Mastey. Beuju. Wettrey. acknowledge the Sooth. 'Americaa fo 3 T.me. Houze. Nathl. Hunt P. & VJUele having called . and C. A. Hill, cause the foregoing Retolu- tions to be published in the Register & Star' ui ivaicign; ana aiao iraaiinu a copy iu ccu Captain in the county, withk request that he lay the tame before his company and invite dgr concurrenc. and cooperation there - , ing article, widch 79 certainly impm The establishment of the Elizabeth t4nt if it be, true; but althoogh tk City Star has been transferred, by Mr. ....... ... . . wiiiiam Aioenson, us laic proprietor, to his son, Mr. Benjamin Albertson, by whom it will, in future, be conducted, in an enlarged form, and under the ti- .1 r . n w u .1 r.-. Cl 1 tie of "The Elizabeth City Star and North Carolina Eastern Intelligencer." A meeting of the Lincoln County Ag - ricukural Society was held at Lincoln- ton on the 10th ult. when the Ploughing , . 1 a c.. . . . Matches and Cattle Show took place, and the following premiums were award- eu: To John Abernathy, Eaq. for the best two horse plough, 10 me same, lor tne nest aineie nowe Ploujrh, , To Anderson Turbyfell, for the best eolt, ToMaj. U Uendewon, for the beat Mule Cdt, : To VardryM'Bee, for the beat heifer calf, To Mrs. Coulter, forthe best Coverlet, 1 o Col. Daniel Hoke, for the best quali- ' ty and largest quantity of Wool, shorn from 5 sheep, being 19 lbs. ef sett wool, 2 Op omms for iee.-Geo. W, P. Custia, .ustia, Esq. of Arlington, near Washington City, in a letter to the Editor of the American Farmer, dated the 10th ultimo, savs, " I have'read your last number, an inquiry for epos- sums, to Bend to La Grange. I aiia opossums, one of the latter with young and that they are now n their way to Europe." Af '-. A man lately died at Salisbury, Eng land, whose death was occasioned by a" Cancer on his tongue, caused by playing on a brass jewsharp. t Rufua King, eur Miniiter to Eng land, sailed from New York, op the 1st instant, for Liverpool, accompanied by his son, Mr John A. King, Secretary ot Legation and his family. '.f "fx-;' . '- . oaAwg siw.--. V The ratification of a general Conven tion sL Peace. Amity, Navigation, and Commerce, between the United States of America and the Republic of Co lombia; concluded and signed at Bogota on tn '.-sd, lay r October last, by mr..AVUNI V. ANDF.RSOW,- JHIOI. 'er llehtpotentiaryof the United States in that Capital, ud Con Pspo .GvAi, Jtl.it Capital, aod Son Fsp Gvai, nappy to n lor m you that my servant arising iut -ot,the.:presenniuic Pliilip Lee, has procured foe General WAV&jf 1 Lafayette, .two male and '.two' femalel1, ' -nP&A C'.erl tf , . the j rt tf I J ota lr: F l 1 4 , a diaarv arJ frXKr. tv! 1 tLt , vernaeroL . r-i.v t. tlT 1 . . Itarbide and her ( tale ar their reaiJnr L . Nw-Wher tiarjaroi ted.V,v - tJ r e fr fte were picked'so .u -nil .1 V .1 JJrriit,!. T. . H"' orT,I"c 1,et " f .... - tliAftM WtMJ9kk I t t aim uinut cut tf one f them, the UoA tov,l ) f hen found. 'v '- ' rvfl nhavm inn ' .V f TP'! to I 5 orBP9 V 01 the Crew of '.a W MUUnyOg. . :V ? C ' ' ' ' ' . Drtatftl Vr v"m. I 1 tM "unTtr vT. vT Jf Uf ou3t on the.N.E. i Je t ' tie luver, in eitf ut about half a r wide, and eight r ten miles ink "lira vlwirwl l tK .1.. - aw wuti iiiarteir . . . inn rain 'trnrm mm. - aOU faiO SlUaTBl. Mate Trx.- I th!p VLn it -7k tl??"" 1 V ! . ?v 7 k e VWJ ' " t done to the crops of whest , , eared out and ill bloora ) cord tr, J . too xnr STOCK mucn ttTQiged t try killed, besides much ot'i-r s DrBtcn mnJo. e.r ., r. . 1 "'an-yI, ,ne Rail x awa.wji.uii ruces,-rti3 1. ..-, nail; tea; seep, anathat Some cf ; atones were litterally as lre common size ttan'a fbt-oV . - y ... :t ,. , " m-m -t,iiq. u eitUt ! a member of the -United Statei tr from Connecticut, by t Vote of t' senate or mat state concurn . .... . ""V Mil.. the assembly in their nomination.' 1 senate tad nominated; Mr.- Lar, and .attend ineffectual attempu made in both houses to concur. Lf" Mr; Willey was finally asrrecd anon ' "neeiiDg i toe principal tnertnatitl of that country to discuss the' question - i v . ? V fJWZ, j p ' ' t ' '' ' i Cuh(J Portif.JiieoM, ; Jj . ; 7"?B,"f Y,7 -.Ta " dent, we ahoflld, presume it 'to be hi. correct i its material parts, if not e -1 tirely mNat:l?dj.'. ;;'; " " Wo have been inforiried by a eetir 1 e re8Pec,9w,f. wh05 : statement we can rely. that a treaty , has been concluded between U.e French- and Spanish Koveromental bv which tb " ! Islands of Cuba and Porte Rico ar? to' , be occupied, like Cadi, with the tro. ; . ,' jf the. former itatlob-,1Qf"'-l6,001-i- ! ?5,,clrJ??ll5er W Jirl& Wasst- In-;- dies, BOOO to be drafted for "Cuba, ;and 4000 for Porto RIcov and the ear- Hsona now occupying these places nrev to be disbanded and aent to Spain, ur to some other-station. 'A rrencn g5 has- been appointed ! to succeed C n. e yives' in: tneigovernmeut of CuLa, , vives in the , ffovern .J u4ip.lt-'la-UK P,trtn .nw.'l tn he fold i - k. Sk. s..!! ii, a r' X flcin by the French, untd fJ." a amwj 5 from revolutionary pnn' ana worn 5 the fear of invasion. Las completely 2. subsided. '.Whether, .Great Britain will permit 34his arrangement ft? he carrietttnto effect, remains lq oe seen. She has from1 17,000 to 18.000 troops m We8t India Islands, and tpoiv-- o( France and Snlin.-It i scarcely f possible tha.t'aa great a Eufop6" rcc ' can tfoUtiuue;;lonToirTthi u'01)' laao )San?:LTF - other: -and tfthe.views of ihe. different cabinets ere" not n bniori, we may ex- , T. - . 1 I.J j pect aoon to bear of srme decided e Fatal Z)teAencontre took pl last evening, about 4 o'clock, 'ftewv two ChacU chiefs, at the basin ,Ca delerronewa kilted) the. other r tired witn some men or n ' he might be abet by them, agreed? the Usage of theimation. which ; that the 8terv1-r be berried in the r e grave with the same person w h fc Pirates rfyred-Capt. Wa ". U hpf, 'I.m arrived at j3alt ' ' front Porto- 1licoVpokr in I'the Stream brig, the taptain of . lormed mm . mat , -pimnv. manned with 58 men, had been t ... red by an English fcuttef,' and a a--boat, fitted.ut for the purpose at ta nzas, and earried into the la . TLa piratea -who survived t . were sent to Havana for tn..i. ascertained t t'.""hi lt-iur" vesaeliv -V r'. ; crewt of oiwii) tuau t j
The North-Carolina Star (Raleigh, N.C.)
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June 10, 1825, edition 1
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