r
.'A
nUia. Mfr-aru J t-v I
sod JMTr, tut t'i v
" mot eotUr'.oc, Las cu 4 t-rc.ioa.tioa
wnkar-nnfs feorw-'r be fi tea
f'VinceJ ef t'-t Ira'. if t-a ce h
V. .iin. ' lit drlrff lit thai vb 11. a-
, ? , "s- r (jr . Interior tSouU irve seders
. t hats bro-;Htfrwal)eAsUle, where
V V "tU yeJUUwKtnmUjra1c!othf
fallen victims ta that di4ej tA, tUt
'- . - ffj clothes should bs deposited in
. " lara, trrmtticallj sealed Snd sfct to
. yllamilUa, r umi tvtser part; and
. . Ut'r, that inJiWoala'iaerfectUaUh
" -; r ' ' ahould cloths themselves u these nabil
- ' i.urnts, sad wear, the far fort J days,
s .y..lmilwlln moat strict snperin tendance
v V-;;f a comB"io fompuseit f tboae
' physicians who easy be snost convinced
v. r tie doctrine of wntari'a." .Vell
' ? ir of the difficult of oudlflS en
disponed t so throogb this expenmeat.
-".A tbe rpinioa of Dr fossisfa proposes
bta'etf. sleog with Dr. Lssserre, tobe
' tlievbjecti of the experiment." i
V V - 3, s Journal da Debuts.
FORKIGN.v
V !
Ut -'-FROM EUROPE.
N f -v r a r. 24
We hsve received by the packet ahip
7 I le ward. Cant. Hoktnde, Paria Mpera
4 -to tliCCth alt.iwing three tlaja later
V'-'
S
1 -i-
than ear Diriou adricee. We no not
bowser d iscover anj thing of parties
lit fnofneot. -" ., t ..',:...
V Accounts from Corfu to the 48th 0
Juljr.'rtceired at Aujsburgh, atate that
Ihrahira Pacha had made (pod hit re
.'v treat far a Anwt,
y burned. Our last adrietcieft him at
i Tripoli tta. .Theie accounts alao con
.firqi the embarkation of HuaaeinBet,
ear Navarro, with 3 or 4000 men, o
join UJrahini.-- '
1 A frightful Occident happened at Ri-
. T)ault,'-near Tours, en the 9th of Anjuat.
'A;.-, One of the Workshops attached to the
iv '--PowiTerlins blew op, with a treraem
fT. lous explosion and killed twelve wn
' .y who had just enteral. The report was
-r. CfceardiaJ six leagues distance,-and the
-i concussion- was w jrreat jts to start' the
. 'k windows' and doors of many houses at
, s ??. our' uinu. uuies, umani. mere
"t.?! 5 : were three thousand pounds of powder
. X' , ' '-$ the.hop.iVA number of houses in the
" ' jjeighborhqod were so taioch injured as
-to render tVem unfit to live in. S
"a. nomber of the friends of General
' -Lafsyette haye subscribed for the.pur
' v f 'pose of offerinz cold medal of the val-
e ef J000 frrtorthebestpiece of verse
tL ' i-upon ue JoYBxe 01 uibi winter 10 Amr-
K . i ictt.his stSj, there, sod his return home.
--f:l- i.-:srj:':Pri$, Sept. 15. .
? hMzWyM&4. (Private Correspon-
,ir J i" i cence; eazano jbgniSt commana-
V1 0:in Ga!licia,',has sentan officer here
-.'V , . ) to noti'fvthegoTernment that there are
f:numer6tij cruizerr under the Colonibi
; an flag; Carrying on a contraband trade
small, village? on the. ctst for half the
established once. He also reports, that
i owinar to the mallness of the force un-
; ?. dcr .his CQtnmaud, he can only make
- show efi tirdonhdf 1 moreover that
f rltthe coiitrabajidist seduced the, troops by
; Tresert(s of ibacco' arid brandy the sof-
diejs themselves used seditious,' Ian'-.
a- puager and. things re in such s state
f tliatjh routd not be answerable for the
" consoqtt'encea. , . ;, .
l"4 The troops Intended' for the expedi.
. j 4 tionto'llsirana, are constantly confined
the.Mrracks at Ferrol, their discon
' f-.f ":ten iiicrt-'asin' "daily. 'Letters state
that theoRicers jjo not conceal their
. . :- fear) cf embarking with them, as they
K . v rc Apprcnensivs 01 a oiuun j on me pa
t i. "V Cbn'sidorabW sensation exists in the
Jdipistrjilit conseQhcnce if the report
'L-n. fi aa'.n
tWy tJ Ucfi
I
!lt tf Jr..f,
ada, 'nch
. . . . 1 . . . . . 1
.e tie lliS, M pirr u rut-'
thX Tarks fretn r:'? t0
sffj-jenrt r t.rr-Je racTrinetit.
tha csae V l.'i'i i not ti!iuJ.
the CapUia. racl . '1 ceticte wua
Maicein By, e,ttU;f4 Sada1ih city
sail, widtoct ebataclc, and, ea the th,
an emjgrment took place betwers the
Turks sndUretks it Cerfsa' This ac
tion was sk attended with ay serious
ctttutqueeces; b Sachhtri reared from
the contest wUhavt ny otenible
caie. loota followed br tl rest ef the
Greek fleets and, 00 te ( ef Jaly. the
Terks were In sight of Natann. ; wn
the 5th the? landed 5K0 Anuets; m
the 7tl the Captain Pacha taped for
Patru and Miasotofijrhi, where he ar
med ea the 10th, with t frigates, 10
cArrtttes. 12 heirs and soa schooners.
On the rth or 6th Hosseian took vp the
line of march for Tripoli tzi, by, toe
war of -Nisi and Leendari. Thus, it
appears,' Ibrahim would receive axsis
tauce, as we apprehended Instead of
belni taaen priaoner. " ,t
The Paris papers are all discusin
the subject or the recognition of Hay
tien Independence. The Motuleur de
dares that it is authorized to Contra
dict all that has appeared in some of the
Ministerial Journals, particularly the
Drapeatf Blanc, lit opposition to the
sincerity and plenitude of tbe conces
sion riSade by the ordinance of the 17lh
of April laf, to the actual inhabitants
of the French part of the Island of St.'
Domingo. -
The Duke of Wellington had reach
ed Paris from s tour of inspection.
Im tmi,
rJ t.T.
col U'.e
.5
-t naue dt. me , council oi taiuue.
-i. , iftvl reesvwwniiieai. 01 me inquisuiuu
' The.' report cdufines the duties of tins
j,, tiibunal t religious matftrs alone, and
( " . in no manner to any thine rela.uve to
t UU rrpord thrrt lt il rxj'.Ci
rrxrt as Cfa. UmS Brit bt
Seea jUWr,itfco Tripoli,
tale ttt Loci Ochr. ta preparirg
ton b k0 fnnU to BraA pihm arrt that
Ma lmU;p k oow dlrertint k atttauw to
Grtt. T tliina lb Wtea owimkkw w
aow Iktlr. owcJlj aa U BrJ fo-
MMMat mil ta enret bia rctarn.
Sine preparing tb abora, wt htS fod
two adJUoMj irtln upon the aubiect, which
lac btiU doubt that Lard C. baa dcurmiaod
.nnH .inntf ! this MttTllrilC.
ai u, u tcftaiMed br tbe mcmirtHe
hxemti, thet i th ee of a reeogmitioa of
tb Mepeadenc of tn soum Acrvcwi
Sutcaby 8wiii,Vf aecura adraatajw
imiUr to Uiom aupuUted far by Franco for
RALEIGH-
F1UUAY MOONIXG, OCTOBEtt 7. 183
, politics;' that the jodemeots shall be 188"4 Tbut .of 'l
'ilu -lit .-! Jifi .A P?vtance-aDd alelter. from London of the
FROM ENGLAND.
- Charleston. Sent. SO.
By the Isabella arrived last night from
Liverpool, we have received our file of
English, Scotch and Irish papers. Li
verpool dates are to the 21tt ult. and
London to the 10th.
- The Liverpool Mercury of the 19th
Siotes Upland Cotton at 8 to 1 1 J, anti
ice at tr to 22s; and we learn verbally
from Cspt. Whelden that the Cotton
market was improving when he sailed.
Our papers contain scarcely an ex
tract of late news worth copying.
v It was currently reprted In hngland
(hat Lord Cochrane7 and Sir U, Wilson
were about to proceed to Greece with
4000 English and German . troops, and .
that two seventy fours, razees, were
purchased."' ' - '- "
The; accounts from Greece are con-!
tradictory as usual; but upon the whole :
the just -cause, was not as prosperous as
the-friends of liberty would wish." '
v 'li? Mercury.
, liotlon, Srpt, 22.
Gibraltar newspapers. to Aug. 11, are
received by the 'I ridenti.arrivcd at lhi
port.1 They furnish but little . intel
ligence of interest to the Americsn
reader. So low had been the king of
SpaVs purse, that , to enable him t
travti from Madrid 4o at; Idellonso, it
became necessary to collect all the funds
in the hands of the collectors of Excise
duties' The Emptcinado (Gen. Don
Juan Martin) i to be executed accord
ing to sentence, his body quartered and
to be exhibited at four points upon tbt
hieh road! ' M. Abad Queypo, Bishop
of Itechoacan,' had been condemned to
6 years confinement in a convent near
Toledo, ifl order; ay his sentence, that
he mm then learn christian1 doctrine!
by which ib pronably meant the ditme
right of Kings. " ' ;
- - - '
' ' ' iEUUOPfeAN lOTELLIGENtE.'
By ine uttival of tbe packet shirt' Leec! at
Nev .Vork from Liverpool, the editors of the
Commercial Advertiser i'.ava. receded their
regular file of London nd Provincial npra,
the former to tlie evening of the 22d - Aug.
inclusive' ' t, i-.
The letters gwir glooriijr accounts of the:
state of the Cotton Market, unil announce
thai another, respectable house,: extensively
engnged in tbatliade, had stopped payment.
Some of the letters mention the failure of a
JSfih house in the sfime line,' but of less im.
made oubltc, 'and the accusers made
' known''., ftf i tbe accused , Hie Priest
, Oliva has' been entrusted v with the re-'
toort, to carry to thfRrnjt for royal as-
ftt,t.Mi Rcacfio tsi'addressed a very
city
CI ,
23d, states that a Cotton Broker in that
had susnended oavment. - . . -
lliesc cirqumslances, added to the great
supplies that had arrived, had paralycecf the
market for a time, and i further decline in
1j:x--. .u- price naa taaen piace; . v pianos ana Aiaba-
vi.uu?u.iV- suvsMUft. . ma9treqtlouA at 7 34 to lid, Orleans, 8j
" Since the" aboysS tpreparwb for iu. Turpentine, best, 10a fid, Tar, 16s a
. HressV and Irahamittcd "tff our southern J 17s; Car, Rice, Bark, Ashes, ateadi. tho two
t vorrtspondent, we;ere' fatored ,by a 1m rather improving. A letter says, Tobao
commerciai friend wtiqihevownn du
'Cortimettetvf the ,1 fti of Atigtist, being
vthe only "paper of that date received by
k" the IIowtfn.i'ttontains thejbllowinff
" summary of news from Greecej compiled
roni letters fivm : Italy, of August 1
'f.J )uhlishcdintheAWer'CoisporidI
tntt letters from Marseilles of July 31,
''i snd from Triett of August 1, inserted in
, Jlugihurs; Gazette and Jjutttian CJ6er-
vf Theiwo firs papers yhich are. U-
WW'
vpraoie i me cause 01 too ureeKS, a
- free in esyinj'that great' discord feigns
betfreeB .,3fhe tnh'abitants of the "conti-
yfaent n those of the Islandste; 1st
.' . ternot wishing to recoemze the author
ity 6f ColocotronK Ibrahim Pacha had
j-v notaiiereu nis position materially, nav.
1 --.inz bis hedqarters 'st Carilenabe
tween TrlpolH-J nd Arcadia, where he
ited hi i junction With the troops sent
1 Xiavarin . by Hussein JJcyITie
' Jlxatrian OUitrver publishes Some de
lu.it tlat e- ". rf-.-r., t-;J.: ; tit!
JcicskJ lib i a t f t 1,
swer. f
. Jlr. Cestke'piMfd aTofglle roa!
tad saw tLo dtceied jyirj down.
tbourH pvt dead, bsenslbls arsd Vi!p-
lesl.. After mevioj hia to the ! of
the road, he west , and trsie
alwut one mile,' met the prUnnar. '
spoa beW ioformrd of the situaticn d
the deceased. t4fe sscd Uiat h a had
wr I ' - . -.
V it t.t 1 .1
(it
ttrr
j. trrt tf, t
' -' ' -a. C it
tr Ir ; - vat. s-t.l. r
Prttenlatioh of Colors. Oo Satur
day last, an elegant stand of Colors wu
presented to the Raleigk Blues, by Mrs,
Marlixo, through tlie Captain of that
Corps
At the east door of the Capitol, the
Standard was handed by Mrs. M. to
the Csptain, who, proceeding to the
front of Jtjie Company, which was drawn
up in line at a few yards distance,
presented it, with the following remarks;
FeiUw 8JJien-n bslialf of Mrs. Marling,
I Lava the plesmire of presenting you with this
elegant Standard, as a testimony or ner res
pect for the Corps.. I perform this agreeable
office with tlie more satisfaction, as 1 feel as.
sured that, should the occasion ver offer,
you will not disappoint the eipeetations of
our osmotic I'atroness, out aeiena ner pre
cious gift with becoming braver', and honora
bly sustain tbe character 01 American sokiiers.
To which the junior Lieutenant (M'
Kethcn) replied as follows:
, Sir, In behalf of this Company, to which
we are both attached. I gratefully receive the
flattering present, with which our much loved
patroness has honored as a present doubly
prized, as it is both the work and donation ot
one whose rentle saitvky of manners and ma
ny social virtues have endeared to each indi
vidual here assembled.
In ofTerintr her our thanks, I speak the un
divided sentiment of the Company. And
permit nir, Sir, to assure her, that so long as
female worth shall be esteemed as the 0 pearl
of great value, or Jove of country shall con
tinue to actuate us, w e win never desert tni
Standard which now, for the first lime, unfurls
its pennons over the heads of those whom, I
trust, jt may lead to glory. And by that Su
prtvme Power, who alone can inspire a virtutut
valor, we promise never to sutler its mir es
cutcheon to be stained, save by the blood of
those who may me lo its defence, or 61 ted to
wave it triumphantly over the fallen hopes of
our country's enemies. - ' -f
- This Standard, which is painted with
the donor's usual taste ;ahd elegance,
represents, on one side, tlie goddess of
Liberty, holding in her left hand s Siaff
surmounted with a Cap, andin the right
tlie Cornucopia: on the reverse Side, the
American Eagle, surrounded by a con
stellation of Stars, and grasping in its
talons a sprig of laurel, arrows, and a
scroll with the name of the Company on
it. ;
'The Superior Court of this county
commenced its Fall : Session in this
City on Monday last, the Honorable
John R. Donnel presiding. There
being as many as three capital cases
for trial, the State's business was taken
up on Wednesday morningwhen Ja
rei Chamblee, charged with the mur
der of Edward Carlisle, was put upon
hw trial. It appeared in evidence,
that Carlisle, in company with a, small
boyr(tlie principal, witness,) .went on
the morning of tlie commission of the
Crime to the house of Chamblee that
he was there' abused bjy ni-!ud.tbaf
Carlisle, Chamblee, and the little1 boy
left' the house together, and after going
1 u
1 ' -
s I t si -
1 seat frxr, bh is at t. :;, . ;
wira .
-
prodseed iL sl polling .st .
knife, sisiped as s reason foe" so" do? j ter-. a smst th encWwAi,
ing, thai the tieceasea nan stucKea
hiss vitHit, ' ' ' f
The" prisoner wssdeRsded by IL
Seswell, and the Attorney General
being indisposed, wss . tsiuted U the
proseculiofl b D. L. Baringer,' Esej.
He wss scquittei) ef Murder, bat found
gtsUty of Manslaugh ter, -' j
Vlien our paper was pnf to, press
yesterday, the trial of t)(uiiei Ray, also I
charged with sa order, was progressin,
i . ss
t
s
R
ersj twtUe period? t
sicni tvoihi me it ,f et,r
year eineea aundred a.4 u,ri ,
Tat party dwfatrl i ,m
tmigrtinf Swvji,' is di-eo.!
aJf Ur.iix w iV.n vhe .
try,assibrkced iatas trca'y. y
taken, pursuant to priors rUT t
neat of War, to nee ruin, st t .
within tbe edd lerrtinn-, the h
Chiefs and warriors wuh'the sctliil
w men, women ana c&iuren, m:
m, prtparuory to a meeting ts k
tba, said, Urritory, for purpo, te
with the treaty, on the 2utU kUi
Sett '- '" . -. , '
T1 cowimanding officers ln tht Crf.t .
The Petersburg Republican rf
day last says, NotwithsUndtng the un-j nd they ilf protect the imhsin a. 2
favorable "news from Europe, two loads' u'e Inders wkI ir,..' tf
... I kera found amoii(r the Indians., k 1,. .
of cotton were? sold In thjs town yes- Jd and turned over the cia ...uU, 1'
irl rn' V.liA ' ba proed4 aeainst according r.k "'
, I Reports awlother eommmnciuoui '.
money. . . General, will b addressed to aim at a'
ta, p! btucrwisa directed. , . T
- Cv order of Maj. Gen, Gainr
1
-
4 ' CJutrhtlc. S,d 0-
The National Journal states, that the
report (which has been recently circular f ,
ted in most of the papers) of Mr. Ad-
ama hnvinv rffnBMl tn errant Mai. An.
drews an interview on his arrival at 'r?S!"me? ,u A"7'1
r. v RJchartlsOn's Creek, on the lGth k .;;.
Washington from Georgia, has no fo,, partlcobrs'cf which,.M ire
foundation in fact." '. jdebted tos'gentleman of tit'ntown.ultj
The same papjr also contradicts, up 'has recently been travelling t!,- j,
on unnuestionable authoritv ' another ! Atim' i l PPafs tha J
laiac 1 uiuui ttuivii lias iuuiiu 119 war in- 1 fiepheW, Went
to several Journals viz, inn lus
Frencli Consul at Washington refused
to sign s bill of health for -the frigate
Brandy wine, the vessel provided by our
Government to take Gen. Lafayette to
France" ' ' - t
The last advice at a4, that all Wk
T F 9 A M4ik!a tmf tit MMaaa Mi S 4k A I- ..a3. .
tion of the patrols and the guards at the
Banks, had left the city; and that .the
Yellow Fever had made its appearance
at Natchea and New-Orleans.
rs in company ; h
to the house otrnltrA
Qtalon, lor the purpose of mquirk r;
his conduct for unmercifully bnu 'i
hero woman, belongihgtp tlieelda Mrj
Leigh. -After some altercation, t qiii.
rel took place)' and as Mr. Leiii jfe
the act of iteppirrg Into the piaizt.SU
t6n:i:hafged "I gUsTat liim, but t
fortulratel f being in teach of it, directed
i cnurse. ana ine rnnrvnis wprr n, ,
One Mot brought Iigh to, the floor; bt
thetf stabbed , hint ' in -several pUes,'
which soon 4ernunated' his existence.
As sotm ssvthe elder Leigh wai di; ,:ch
ed, s battle ensued between $tatou and
the neohew. whom he soon bro'U'-ht tt i
The last Columbia (Tennessee) ps4theiflfrithr.th''breech':bfbi gus..
pers contain interesting accounts of and slso stabbed himf he then left then
Gen. Jacksoh' late receptm and en- altering iu tliek Wood, and locked
.u. 1 ,m . himself op In s roomIlii' family, it
terrain nent at that place. . 'He was . Lri'sJrmmWstthetirns
COrted into town by the ; Jackson i th hnrrihU tr.nnirtinn t nlar. lie
Guaras" and " Colambia Blues.'.5"' " Af- J was found in his room .on". the evening
ter nsrtakinir of Mmo WrifimMta aft ' f -the saifte day,' In S fttateof inloxicj-
the Urtments nwvided for J.l . ad r:0' lodged in jaU. to
eeiviftj the ' saloallohs of ' those who
crtjwded from i quarters to welcome
him, he wss waited upon bya numerous
assemblage .of his masonif brethren and
conducted to their Hall, where he was
received with masonic houorsaod ad
dressed by Brother M."". D. Cooper; to
which he made an affectionate & appro
priate reply .The General was then
re'eonducted to his lodgings, and from
thence escorted by the military,; accom
panied b- the Revolutionary 'soldiers
his trial-JawriaA
Cub(i.-T? New Orleans papers Is
the 2d instsWert that, ftom the iidW
mation recently received tUrongh a gcu
tleman froin Klciicov there can U no
longer sny doubts; as to the "mtetitbn of
the govemitienfof that Republic to in
vade .Cuba. , Three thousahd troops
wei e assembled at Campeachy about tin
first of August, ind 'ien thousand mors
were expected when t'uese unitcd fo'j
ces were to cross : the narrow clianrid
that separatesif ucatarJ from Cuba. T
insare a superiority to 1hejilfiiic.
flag in the Gulf, tbAsia H affii
uu hiimu, iu uiiitcasiuii, u uitiucr ft- : . . . 1 l i
following, smong other toasts, rcr j boohranriatf ra;i:'alcsalmttl .tat t
drunkt f,, ; ; t r debarkment of $ or? ISflW disciplined
, This . Sweeten Pjaftttt The only safe del trflops; with the aid to be expected i frot
pository of unhniited power! . -v,- some bf ihe Crebles; would be sulkiest
Our dutinfrdthed Gnat, Gen. Andrew Jaete--i -at rrki T.m nA ftriniards. W
so He arrested the hand otrbiUary ow. 1 .7 ?1 l re
er, drove back tho invader, and saved his W" ttlf 8h.0Uf . ?
country. . , -.;, "; ; . - .
r,7W8(.Au4uary 1815f TUm
oh Marathon saw not a more 1
- Rv Gen. Jackson.--Th Serofeirn tmblttX ' .:;i in tlm't OfHsvtl. i
thev have constituted a government for their! .. i,rf In wsrraut 1 1
prosperity and happineas! palsied be the arm V-r ianiim of C
that snail attempt any innovation Oil its sa-
paourt
revengs, oh
co is up to a dangerous price,
ilia Ureek.i&cry thing being tranquil
iu curupr, our auvnuon is nrsi airecfeu to
tuo stuurs 01 in j ureeKS. JJUt we are still
as much in the dark as ever. -.The weight of;
testimony, However, (roes to confirm our
previous accounts of the defeat, and even the
Capture of tbmliim Pacha. "The Courier of
the Z2d, states, that a letter from Corfu:, of a
fate date, in GallignaniV Messenger of the
diyvpreceding) "ineiitions the arrival. of a
ununi viiicrinjn jjvn ui vvmaiiia, W4U1
news ihicb is said to eonfifgs the atatemeut
of Ibrahim Pacha having been taken prisoner
by the Greeks.f.A letter In tho Algemchie
Zeitung, of August 15, dated Venice, August
S, states, that a ship which sailed fram Corfu
the 31st of July, has brought letters from
that place; which repeat the reports already
circulated, ot' a apeedy termination of this
year's campaign in the Mores, Ibraliim Pa-cha.'-aliosa
bold expedition d the Mores,'
had raised So tnany illusions irt the heads of
the European frieoils of the Turks, is reported
after having had several engagements with
Colocotroni, which were all to bis advantage,
to have been taken prisoner, with part of his
army, and the rival plan of the Porte to be
I that frustrated at one btowx An EnglUi
. ..... 0 cred iruarrantees! , ,
some Short distance in company, the de- ; By Ma Sam'I Polk," President of the day
ceased continuing to abHse the prisoner
and challenging him to fight, he at the
same time having a k nife in his hand, wss
at length ad vanced upon by the prisoner
with' two large; pieces 'of'weod iri his
hand-CarHale( . seeing him advance,
threw down his knife and Us fishins
rods, seized s fence rail; snd placing
himself in a thursting position, threw it
at.Chamblcei .tiiough ' without striking
him, and turning immediately about ran
o&pursited by Chamblee-that Cbitii
lileef'aa.iiiarsijTn piece of woM sfli'Wici?s'c
him about the i back ot the 1 neck. ?snd
knocked hidownsnd that - Chain
blee immediately jumped upon hint and
struck him) to the knowledge of the wit
ness,' two licks -the deceased cryins
out sotne same time- tor inerjcy, j lie
the Patriots of Mecklenburg- county N.' C,
who on tlie awn Mayva in solem assom.
bly, boldly declared themselves free and in:
dependent.-.; . :',!r s - '
By Col. 1, K. Polk. Qene-al Jackton
Flis conduct in the late presidential election
"Honesty is the beat policy," and will ulti
mately prevail over intrigue and corruption.
- Rv Tlavid nillcanie. " fhd. ii:tlrulint
guett Gen. Jaclwnn political talents ener
gy and decision of character parallel to his
Military achievements. ' e - ,rtv -v
By A. O Hsnia. CtL fTm, Polk tfMrih
Carolina The Revolutionary ..patriot He
fought the battles of hit country, and sealed
with bjt blood the liberty we enjoy.
'" 'The ceremonies of the dsy concluded
with s Ball given in honor o( the Gen'
erl',w4-riv; -.H '.f'-&te$M$' ft-'-
MTke:Albst) fN:5TK6Mfte sti;
that there have been gathered from gar
dens jit that city,-' this season, a Pear
arid Peach, ",the former . measuring 1'4,
abd.. the latter It inches in circum(er-
ilief that the proposed invasion oj
!b would receive the support of Cu-a
jbia.7Vc.JLM . ' -: - "v
'I CommodorJ ' iAWBsiififc CJ;
dorefWARvoTorf'nd Capkifl
oLti. have been sprntcd t0 P1 !
oC selecting suitable s.te to
ysrdsnddwthutoej
ter iota . conaiuuqai r rif,f
!.: ..V.a- nf ..irh site. It
tain, what place the , Commis
will jleeide tipo fcr ?1 TL t U
tantf establuUent. ut ,.it
somewhere on th.oast '
in the Gulf of MexTJJ.'
thet Sd March last, appropriates ,
dollars for the purchase ofers
and the erection ot wt p j re.
improryenfs Ju;;; . j
cessary for ' the' 4c coffimoda. " rf
war in that quarter. .1 b Fr , r.
it is presumed, be but svtry s t
r i.i rnpnse. It is 1 '
uuu v w'v -r ...
the Commissioners wi. tase
in.thextiIoo'UoiH-
iJ : which, snt direct fioas itoeU & J n Uoeu st tius Unt ttt taem tod hears I ent; 3 . " ? jssge lotbjalwp Uornei,