d
halej'gii, (N. c.) fdulvy: myi;miu:iv i i&is.
'No 43
Vol, XM
tub star, . :
TOE MUSEUM
' BELL & LAVTUENCE
w..-i tlra UWl JXT fa-
la Ml ranee, c" w r-p" T ..
J., -w tftha F.4'rto, o-len . ""T""??
ace oU. AAvcniS ""d"'
-yii-ir te ;' TTT,
- XI' letter to the rtHew b
ratcritCotfon i'ress.
T'"' UB tbrie fntfatty Warms ib
rriwts and " (t!'e ST""1.
l ht imrmu .
ifl new and utftif Jnuhizit, for tut
mtrnote of Fading CoMo into iure
bats. V the PH' 7 a lecer adinS
vh afutcutn. tchlch drive the folio
tt that, presses the CcitM inta Uu
Bale. , . ,
The powor or Aii meU.ne w H Art fit
- i'O U &Wpnun.Uol Ortioaem. bo i
rdt oW". tek bain-, .Uhet.MMlaral.fc
!.l and i-i TTJ ti e. 1rwr
71 . i .t.i Machine nreh-arly tnuileal,
thtl in -MiK W smsM qntint.tyolet.rr.ne
EE. ... with rre-l ". fnv"
1 V. miimm in tc.inr. whiah it by
Sr th Tma Www pr.. The sin.plie.lt. of ..;.
MINI PT iiik"''- : . ,
Ii.t Ken it-
i. .... i)ol
n. .Mtn: it nrnttrrlT ll'l-'
. - J r..u.l. iul Kir.H l Y.il ...x
-Paten lue "v'V
i I rem mskms
.uht Ml in.
np mine tuc l ' ,
.n,i pWi.W in . -"IX
c!ik-K thm may v !." '""v" , '.-....
or .it'' 1 .
JU s mee:iiel (!r r.onUration H
faaml
c;
Tendon, my
1? oniitMtd re4ir if. . It Itlla bnl
Uwium It Ml fmrrif Jaark.l. i frw rtrii
(iW rtx Mnn, it Mr UnMiuniti
WTcct U prerMit diwui rtna of iho
M aMnrar ( im Mtaatplv, ana
or tmim it sqawitac4 Sota ri ito
UrMttSt Ktiitti anil MtnmtaM mr rFnrinl
ia llila auair7 rxitT ike tpprir ( oie,
1 lfce, m veil M Ibmr w kick are a4 BriatUli'
erf Were, errltritf mak wattrr of Italic t-temt
ml w adniMairt ta nor retV' i vhich i
aol a:Hn t)iutiilT Rllwf o ttliiif tneir literary
arte, llwir mraU. ar I Weir pfttilio.1 MlacbiW.
H"l Ut4 aaaaul b dcaMJ lki Utera ii ia ail
(He, fcwvira JauroaU Urg rt altMsk aoa.
thia of At.ih oH aprJailoa wlikli ar oala.
nr. ni-g fn Irtrm rcaOeri, or owlmimi
M IN ' MMiMcal or mnrri ftmla a, H 1 aqvll
eertiiia Ikal a eaMvikrraMe portraa flteir kjv.
Kali 1t of tearrnl i;tiea(iaii aa of inirrcM mm!
r!u4, ad iIm.1 Iter embrace otaea it in a
ne-tl, anunai tun airip rn- ani el jnij raaen
dial will rterte tttnnht aoH rt la tb hnpMi
tioo (hat a ill rNM iIm grahia aocj wtM the
W-arl" Ami alvea aoaidcr that ihe Kraat
eat akiloannkrra and aiateanm. at at urta
eriiici, all Mker a.a nf lilrralurc. roa fitta
lite fxridical ftrmi th ehaoiwl tbruiigk liic.
Uteir miiiiKMt n be aoutTl with the rreMt u
eerttintr rOVet to tbf rreatctt aunber 6
men, it ai'l ftM ar trery eTidet, that kowi.
e!ije of "litt it ih. rrilter an) ilmie l rosH
uecesMiT to the toaeeati'nl QluvatMin nf otir o
litrrnturr. ttul impoittid tOthe nolilitmn, ici.rt
Itr .n1 tain nf biwineit. tt tll to Inn. who
reartt only far trnnarmirnt.
The jiertor.t ho retirie tt ilittti-er fmra tU
Ureal dvp'tiories x Jeo Uottkt N - lie
txint. a work tnu!ur4cil uon llii plan it prenii
rlr imnortitnt. at fliMMini lo thrm an nnpnrtu
nittr of keeiinr oner, in torn ileciv aii)i tlie
prngiTtt m twlt-ctge, m r tnLing eapenw
ot money or lime. .
Whn it is milled, (hat mott of lit liic-i alar
of 'hr tlt it not eajilv aceeetihte in ant i(li
(linn ihit form loonr familie, it will renililj bene
Mnnwleitn-M tint a . rifHlnetrl biwii the ninn
of the M ctiVM ma be ia a very aMi!rrble i!c
ree M.t' iTtiinjj and lintte lto lar u
Joitrtitl ir. been mecrwlul in rmleaviH inr t
merit tltrtr fpHllriion, aMrat ! li;rn iimi l)
tilt iUMk; k the tnjiut mcretnc o ihe tubMiuii
lirm lie it the most jfrotity inj print ot ierrn
TIKMf OF Pl'BI.IC AT20SI
The rsr.u. it pnl ishxl l y V l.trrxM.,
riiilpik-'pllis. iiUiuhiT p;'rt "Tery uiiuitii.
ml the hu ..-iMijiiion pricti it Six 1 "ol.ai )ar.
r!vnnie in :imi r
for eonimmhl OTinmltnral Mjru'. Vin tMr rvtnvtt- under the M'uU. JTHe lorn otxl 0 firrr rifct it
' In all thM iwtiaai.Qrft- Mrl lurtT . II WT trr bl ia;t.k.r ra4rftMw a iit te uur, wurra incr. ta m mi
! srvwlf rf ii im HMtitUtitm tif at! iJtrm, "tle Gttti wiii ioie thi !or-injirsi lh a-Mtt'oI Vtci rt
Hot u ntrfal nJ bworaUe in h,
mttknat trbich, nrclalie twWt
and practical Yt.il f rf little avail. ,
' VAsna on wrier.
- - - . - .
Jin intlimet rf SupmJt ' .Inimatkn--A
Ubourrr Ko had tallc from a acal--
fol!in in Knglantl, tras rmrrird apP
rtntlj dead; to menl'tcil aid, and after
neant Hau been appiiea uhoatacres
of hit recorcrjt h friend carried (he
bod? home, vith atitice from the tur
Rron (a fyrornra a coffin. A more Vili
fol aorjeon however, hcarinjtbe'.ircom
tances, examined (he bodj. and fntind
rat enoccb to convince him that the vi
tal ftpark vaa not Bed. lie at first
pencil a vein in the arm, but no bjond
of consequence came: on lrn.winf the
c.Tfl overtwouraiKheiiof thfltemno-
rarv arlerv. he ftlrd nrofuaelv. BeTor a
pound hatf flowed he opeathed, and ihcn
two noundi were drawn, he respired al
a a
miMt nalnrallv. neveral hourt naascd
between the'time of his Ml and that of
tV-e operation which rrBtnretl a fellow
being to life. It occurrd to the surgeon
at the time, & which he found in another
similar case, that the Wootl remains in
the arterial srttetn. in a warm fluid
state, after the sonerv eini become near
It empty; ami what remains in them is
Dsrtlv concealed from losins hs free
calorie: also, that the arteries retained
the elaxticitj and vital properties a con
siderable time after the veins have lost
their little contractile power necessary
to carry on the circulation
-We
ao, to am
V t . f i
.... , .-.l. ,.-;,.. i sirtec Iff' wntr
.rM V4a?J':.:!?.Z Z Zu. I V villbe ,em fie ,f Move to ever br.
Hf . ' t . . L I Krt a iHav stm .m n tjiioiM im fvili if ttrtvtltlrt-
An the cHinvfan
f ; (.'i i IA' ' ...
. . Al. Jtmkn Dpntnn. of the
i nave ""! .-. - . .,.
comity of r- rt nUin. trt net . iy
enrn tirt if lre.h-11. I .ttittni - -eemVi
Rmkr, WitV. Surry, ; IVr -
Ckl V'nm, t;U. . Ut.ml.-rlnH. C..U.n.hnt,
King I ..., -; . ' . c. . - vt...
Moor. Uolicn,:HHiMWH!,
err, ISlwli-n ami imn""
Wanted to Purchase,
i few .YKGlfO HOYmi OWLS.
ltit nfM t Zt I. IR
tl.u li-ek ntiiuliert tuMy bv obtaineil on the above
cani'ittoui -
(T5 tibserinlinnt ftr the boe wock rroeive.ii
tl the STAItOfn'Jli, Ituteigli
April S3, ISiJ.
S1
Kn
?4 if
t
w. n I. Ii vu'i the fnttrth Twol-t m .ll. niiry,
V 1 86, for tlie snra cl ?,ICtK), I'rea !;
itocao, mare oe'eeUi-'g i" llic worltl :t lol-
1st day, mile liea tffor a pue of 500
JM do 3 do do 30tj
Al do ti. Rls S mile heat, lor -S"1
5?nmedny, oic niter, am.tl.er t.eat, V'00
4; It il.-y. 'tv a hndy cap, w ihrre St hi i
ftve, to l-fi deu-i-m'nied ly thu club, llie
night prtitiiiu. to tho rce, le 400
"J ll.
jslPOt-
The ireigtilt n J sges prereriM ty the tuin
of ihoeluli. ..
1 lie fl.i !v wi'l be 'n e, r.ncb hest, t'v ;n;
, ;t r!ni'ir:- (h"e lint have iron race titJiT-;
antl'tiny rai may. it" he lliink proper mi..-;
'Trry noite tic I.HV.in li is siai.te, lor Imih it
the rartt, ' ,
The Turf it in fin? order, rqiilit to : y in tin
UniltdSli.lt:: ami the none) ill lU'S P
tt ihe stand each dtir.
. f: MNCSTnRET,-''rw.'4r,
Ocli ber.t, IV3. " W f.to
Strajetl Xvrny"
FM)t the S-ol;rr;'vr, .Nik
aorrct ltve. with a whi -ot
in her lorekrad, h t:rr right hin'l
liwl ahttit tlinTehi-r IVtUvk, anil
prrhnpt her iM't al-n; the it timi
vran old tall, ami of a Inr.t
slim make, she wat on thu '20th insi.nt nrtr
the line between Wuke t'td .Jolint'.wv, helov.
H iltlc't briiljje on i'w north tide of SVntt' lil
ver. She w.'it railed in OriHtrc. I w'dl mitaUj
ri (ttil any person in take her up and convey
ht r to ffie, or to inform in where the ia.
wjt. r. iHnni.K.,
Crtren ''"ttniy.
Mtrch S9, I1C5. . , 39-4.1
Likely Younj; Nejn-ocs foe Hair.
vnp tnhseiiher hat fimr' or fire likfty rmirg
remtile wt-jsrort he tit ll low tr-r '.nth
BOLLSNG RL'NN
,liile S4lli, I8M" 3t-3m
r
l1
' I
3.
IR t.V.n" '!! ? of ti.it inttitiiiioit H'
n reannied on llic cnnil totnly 01
V,c...i l.m- net. t fn'l;)k:
LmtJlttUi and fivclre of.UetHi ine Samuel
Henry UicKvn. M. l-
Hlumn .tWV.i tl'.,rr Tl. Pl-ett. II.
OAt.'rti iit and teira?t of IVmveri and In.
ChmUtry "Mii PAprnwry Wr4. Ke"t,
N. U ,
- A'MUirai fihtory end Bnia-.rj - lephen Wit
" u Ul s. UF.Nia1 dicksovm. o
" , " 7cn e the Furri'tS-
'AtKitttS,'tMJ5.;-' f6-l'.
Free Mason"1 ChnriN Schools. In
Germanr. Denmnrk, and hweden
chaiitv schools have been erected ' for
etlncatinn-the children of Free Masons,
wboe inditrence debarred them from
this advatitajrc. At Branswitk,, asv
urns have been institute!, even in clas
sical" lenrnlns. and vnrious branches 'of
,hr.' mathematics.- Ihe sct'ohrs. ore
i-irularly etantinett by the Duke of. IV
tehrt rewards me mow tiesei vina wun
811
attatca.
t t a HtotrW Sa'BimNwU'Dritctl l'sea
kit lie cure .4 Srreinlai lttn'kil. Rlnnitcn.
tm, L'toei t, Tn.'tt t, fct wore ptrHeutat I) or
rjphiiit. Mercurial diteatet, e. (.rrktiit
genuine; i ' f '
KatetSh,5rp?. ' 3r""
State of Nort h-Carol i n h. :
r
Mclwckoh rffecla of tattling,
took occastoti," some time
mad vert untm that evil disposition
which leads Individuals, in periotls of
public thstress to pry into, and, nht
or wronji, td talk about thc:r ncih
bour nRitirs. Since then, we find nn
tncitieni statea in n v iierttw, v . pn
pcr, which confirms with Umehtanle
ncrurncy those rellectiona. It is there
in saitl, jind we believe with truth, that
Mr. M'NicI, of Charleston, on arriving
in Charleston harbour,- from Liverpttof,
and being mrorined that ins house batl
failed, was driven- to the desparate act
of throwing himself overboard, and waft
drowned Now his -house had not nod
has mt failed; but, amid the ''thousand
busy and mischievous rumors of the thjy
.1 ' Ll I I
Uteir names tian ureu im'nuniii'U -
Z the unfortunate: and these idle
rnmnr were too faithfully antl faiallv
repeated by the pilot, without knowing
anv thing of their truth, or of the inter
est which the passengers he was talk-
ins to mijtht have iti it. It would be
impossibleby any argument to illustrate
so lorcibiy as Dy tuts unitappy ocenrence
the pernicious nU wicKeu consequen
ces til sncn in,au nous or malicious oaj
b'.e. X. Y. Am.
In the Tlovnl Court at Guernsey
(Ting.) on the-p'h ultimo, a ciixumstance
came out which "kept the Court in a
roar. It was an action by Sophy Martin
anainst Miss Anne Oliver, tor the care
and maintenance of three cats for near
nine months. Miss Oliver bc'tnar obr
irctl to 0 to London for some .time, en
gasred Sophy to take-care of her cats
ami I ecu tiiem property, lor w.-..cn sne
agreed to pay 'her two shillings per
!f. Un her return in May last
Sonht bronchi in her account, amount
inito 3 18. 5d. which Miss Oliver
diMDUted.on the ground, that Sophy had
neglected the cats so much that two of
. 55 i- .r t
them nan tiia a long nine ueiore hpk(
return, and that she had attempted to
impose upon her, by substituting another
cat mstcaupi oneoi ner own mat tueti
trs. Shoal.1 this ccur. the revolti
ttoo wilt be finished, and Ihee' tin for
tunato peopU doomed to aUrery threat
er than ever. At Mrawrdocighi the
Turaf wero rrp!ed wiV the lo of
2000 men, , The Greeks displated tlie
greateat courage, Tlit lurka had ee
ut into (he lurtrrsa, when (key were
repuiaed with tnuco sever Um. Co-
locotroni, it aprear,T1eBtrt)jTd-Trtpo-
litza. and it was then taken by lbra-
liitn I'acha, vno alterwanl massacred
5000 asen, women, and children, pri
soners, who, on promise or quart
had re-entered the city. We moment
ly eipect ta bear further fro in Napoli:
iremwe ior me urre. ; - -Upon
these the Editor of the DmIt
Advertiser,' after. remarking that. the
merchants of Smyrna have never had
any ' faith in the success of the Greek
cause, makes the (ollowinz ouserva
tions, which ' somet hat i e ieve the
sombre complexion of these letters:
tfrom the tenor ot these letters, one
would, at first viewv be apt to consider
the Greek cause at an end.'" I!ut it ii
not ' exactly. .ab.. iTo conduer . every
town in- Greece is not to conquer and
suhinate-the Greeks Thev cat only
be conquered by extermination, and to
root out a population; of several hnn
tl red thousand tiersons I mm surh
country as Greece, 1s no easy .matter,
The' enfrmy may occupy any part rf
the country with an armed force, but
only the part so occupied can be ion
sitiered as connuereu. , Un (he other
hand, the Greeks ran make no progress
in establishing a regular government,
as iti cultivating the art of life. ; These
views are confirmed by a letter which
we have seen from a gentleman in
Greece," who had taken much pains,
and had ample opportunities, to inform
himself of the atate of: things there.
litis letter is dated it Napoli dl flows?
... - i . ri
nia, as late as the zotn oi juiy. inis
etter does not give any detail of mill-
. . i i . i .
tary events, pui it concludes wun
following encouraging assurance, i ;
Although -an Egyptian' 'army is in
the heart of the Morea, the Greeks are
strong -t(i)co,nqueral)let and will attain
to the lull measure of their ancient
ory" V. -
ft
harcU and the dwelling of the Givrru
..... ..
nr. we see a great namoer of teets,
and fai liver on, towards the centre, 4
Urge greea tent, surnxmnted by a)
gilded p lob., litis ia Ibrahim's ItnVt,.
which is ailorurd mtiOe viu. ail, the ".,
magnificence of Ih KtU Itiscotnp -' . .
ed of irrat aurabrr of ttiem of In -'
dia stnlt. each of which is wtd to be. ,
worth 800 piaslrea. The ground' ia
covered with snlenuid PeHsn carpets
and-cushions of Lyoo'a, aUk. Ab A
(lie tenia, aWng (lie bearh, there 1
pretty atecp hill, o the summit .
which are wtber tents, and some piert 1 -
of cannon. . A well of fresh water 1 in -
the middle of (he camp. The number
of troop at (hat time in It was, 3000.
men J cenc 01 Atamea vat ia
upper camp. .- -?! -. - . . . . ; ; t. ;-
7Tu "Jincunl Uiwaimon." During V ,'
the civil war between Charles th.i First -and
the Parliament, Richard Lee and, : v -
Sir Walter Berkeley, being royalists, t
kept Virginia to ita allegiance, so ait
after the death of the king, Cromell f ;
was obliged to tend aoicl ships of war 4 .
and troopfto. reduce it. 1 Bieikeley ar.t.' ,
T.ji not Koin.r alile ta rraiti this liirco. V-s ' ' v -' -
M. .- . -w y ... ... .
I hot yet refusing allegiance to Cromwellt , ; - i
brought yhe commander of the aqnndt " , ; (
Iron to treaty, in which Virginia wl v -. : y
the Second wai at Breda,' iai . 1 . ' - j
a, Richard Lee hired a Dutch ; v
id went over to the, king, to i ' KT ' '" )
From tte Oriental Sieetator. of Alitf. li
InnAHtM Pacha Fttrael of a letter
" I arrived at the camp or Ibrahim
Lodged in a simple hut, he was taking
his repast and drinking out ot a leather
cup. l was struck with his manners,
which are distinguished by gentleness
antl graceluiness. .in this beautitu
piain, , aooui. tour , leagues in. enem
ying between Nisi and Calamala, the
troops, to the number of 9 or puu;imen,
were encamped."' I - was astonished on
seeing tnem exerciseo; me vrsus iw
Up in good order, they formed in siule
colrmns, ' perfectly i keeping their dis
tances aud their ranks, After going
through the manual exercise, they pro
ceeded to nre in platoons, battalions,
and flies, all which was .executed admi
rably. Soliman Bey rode througlf the
rank's and gave the word of command
in Arabic. He was habited in a splen
did costume of scarlet cloth, covered
all over with gold, having on his Jbreast
two suns formed of large diarnotius.
in a . crescent, also made ; of dii'non!s;
anil was mounted ou a bcautitul grey
Arabian charger,
styled an " Independent , tfotnmion.? - v. J
Thia treaty was ratified in England, as;. i.. ; - I
matlB Willi ail niuciicuuciu aaiv. uiiiit
Charles
Flanders,
shin, and went ; over to the, king,
a a a " II .
know whether be couiti protect tne cot j ;
ony, if tt returned to its allegiance to
nim. yu uniting n bujiihii iuaiu u s j
OTKainea, ne rciumeu to rirpinia, envi . '
remained quiet until the death of Crom -well.
- Upon this event, he, with the ; $
assistance oi cir vviiuam uerseiey,',
contrived toerXhai1t5rfoclaimed"
" king' of Knglantl, 1 r ranee, cscotianti,
Ireland, sptiyirginia," two jears before r
he waa restored to the tbtone tritis an-
cestors,",. In gratitude for-this loyalty; '
after the restoration," Charles ordered
the arms of Virginia to be added to those 7
of England, FranceVgcotlantl.and Ire- '
tana, wun me mimo u"t. iieuh . ' , .K t
quibtam' After the onion of England J . C ? : J
and Scotiantr,ine.armsoi ttginia wero - -, p.--; 1
quartered with those of England, S; ,r s ;x. i ;
wun me motto : cn nai trgiuio junr- , , .,-. , . t
lam." The author has in his'possessuio f y ' -i. ' I
an old volume of Colonial Laws of Vir-. ' ;
trinia. minted in England,' in the title ' ' 'i; : lf
page of which is the represeatatiou of
the arm of England, France, Ireland. -
and ! Virginia quarted,' with the motto
"En dat Virginia quartam,'! :liencorf
the title 'of V Ancient Dnminioft" has, ?
been given f0 Virginia uncycwpieuia.
Hrilanntca, article rirgiaia.' :
. IN
ttable donations.' At fctsctiach. a
town of upcer Saxony, Tibou 40 miles
to the east ot v r imar, si.uaieo on n e n . , . ., stran?.e cat i,a.t been
iver NeiRsc and rnpitai o tne state, is ,airitaincd at her expense, and that
in institution of thia kind, so we l en- . .,, trouble to etrh
teachers have salaries r.. . . K,rv. Th, bniHrrnml
I 41IL1.1 nilD VlintV a"" ------ - -
a fchnrt time trxen ;,i.,oa : f.,r (lf i.P
' 5T nUtirMf in the Aot oflltefJaneml A
fi temkU of ISJS. Clitntar U 7lh.de t'uh
.--' ITa Treaatiwe hvrehy sivt. nollte 4hat h j
n ill iHiKhaae of Aie uk w iLafe o t any o
, " m tne turev wverat urn
V tUe ntr ad lintnii of the I'lii.iiitj l-ttetk t
' Awed totil:n e that tulyetl, pott-paiitiWiifl U
bttiT,nil ccoti'Ho. . r- Mr 'st't
I.:-- : adN HAYWOiHj fait. Trer.N
an
lowed that the
... a a -
established, antl in a wnrx. timer ten (WO 0e tl,e :U(ue. were iu favor of
hundred children, all children- of Free jT.(, -iiowttl ker demand;-
Masons, wltege penury prevented them I? :, , , ;
iorever,tt aoj uuici oj,tMiiiwinHg
an education, were sent into the world
well instructed in the principles ol
r-.d Christianity. ; '
In 177t. an Orphan House was estab
lished at Cacel. on the Faldo, for the
children of indigent Masons ami tnetr
a Tt .1.. A .1 ' I
orphans, wnere. ney wert eo.caiea.nu th inst;- hich ,tilte j!,at
a., ..4n . Ai nnrti man iiiii rtrYivinn inr i - 7. .
themselves.
In im
Dresden
and erected at Frrtlciickstadt (
.... t - . c r..ji- .1 ' ' 1 -.VI .
Itis much to be regretted that
.0 . I ( t f. . . ,.r.nntA Sift
1 f,.Kief,r.n;,a f Oration. HlCOreeKt" WWJ trwrt.
even - -1 r.-.!:,,, WiiMinM-af ho , fiav
ft,- Bi.t.i.il nf . , itrh the made "'V''. r'"'" . .7 r
lui . '1
t. ..1...;
s-4izn eatt.-u.-B ,.r., " ...,.,.,
1 rra tltven hundred youihs hat receryen 1 "?
k liberal education withiu its walls. I;;? 'l,r:
-in UJ-ti extensile riiiiiiMicit. - - c 1
:.L w..l t-'-.L.:". yr..'th. rn.1 - :?a -i Smyrna, Jittg.i
ital It Bohemia Weui tlcpartment. f J am very sorry to say the Creek tf-
. . . . ' a . 1 . . . . - m 1 nttne 1 rrain ivii.
which the children ! muigrnt masonn ir we-i.',i'",Us T. T V
FROM GREECE.
The Boston Ccntittel pub!uhc the
following extracts of letters from
Smyrna, to gentlemen in Boston: ' N
:; , Smyrna, SOM July, 1823.
A vessel has' iust arrived from Napo-
U di Romania, with letters to- the eve-
the Egyptian rmy had,' on that day,
ctea .at rfiiencKstattiii)iitj,i "-.0 , - . A . , .,- n - .
it. viaWsfnreVdAi ril vVa seminary ' .-' ?7 1 v' . 'i.
1 1 IV- Ml' ' ' Jt "r f
extreme kamatnty ol
omuiander in Chief.
My companions and myself were
enchanted at the fine appearance of
these troops, anil the .precision with
which thev performed their evolutions.
- Ibrahim Pacha, before he 'proceed,
ed to make an excursion' in the Pelo
ponnesus,' lelt a garrison - in jNa vat tn
and in old Navann, and divided; his
army of 14,000 men into three corps,
which marchetl by three di Cerent routes;
the first, towards Arcadia; the second
towards Androussa; N and the .. thin
along the shore towards the. bottom t
lh - (Jul; of Cnr6n. bv war of Ttt and
Caintnata. v On hia.' arrival at the first
of these two places, Ibrahim set pre to
the larm-houses and villages abandon
ed by the Greeks w',f d fled into the
inounraips, and bad feared to trust the
riendly promises which had .been made
to them. Having; traversed a-part of
Arcadia, lie met with the' Greeks' near
a chain of mountains, called Aias, anil
out them to flis-hf: he afterwards over
took them atid completely lis featet
them; &l n-.i
Nothing can . equal the Iisf ipline
of the Arabs, antl thetr admirable tub
orjlinationV' i When "once the order: ts
dven, ' thc-y ruh . upon danger, even
though they were certain of all perisli-
0 r m a. - . a I -
. f m . . . 1 .1 '
ing.: !! ! saw, Ibrahim great unucr me
modest thaiched roof.i abio saw bun
ith pleasnre in the camp, and irt the
midst of prientat ;wip at MJ''ntb
fWe he'set out .his, excursion. ; 1
' ' i'i mi ' t;t . a
11st ascended a on wmcn toe ten
v While! of his second in Command was plact-d,
THE ISTHMUS OF FLORIDA.
The following is a translation , of a m. :i
Manuscript in French, which was found
on board a piratical vessel, captured by sN N
an orucer of the Wavy atlsew Ufleani n; v
sixteen years ago U has never before
appearedftn print, and tnay roye useful NNN
to. those engaged in projecung a wanni
across the " Florida pninula.'? Is its 7f'
not extraordinary that an inland passage ; '
should exist from the guf of Mexico to. ,''.-
the Atlantic through the isthmus ol Xot :-
nda, known to the pirates sixteen year"
ago, and that it should not be known to
ueograpnerseven nowr o. tm. : ;. . v.;?:"
musor J .oriua is a long strip 01 ano, XW-'
conncctetl on the north Ith thmain
land of North America, and lie be " , . p 'j
tween the 30th and 25th degrees oflat:-;.
ithdcN' It ia more than 100 leagues Ions ;-t::Av'
from north to south, and at Icast 4Q ,
leagues broad. On the east snle i thoN V f
Chaonel of Bahama; on the south th''-..7;-..;-:j.''-,
Island of Cuba, and pa he, west tha t T'
Gulf of Mexico; f ' ;fe'''e;-;4:N::;v?
It is a low and flat country, lnftrsect-
ed by a great number of ri'ern, 'wliicri ;... 1
form a nomber of Islands of diflcrent '; .":
sizes, and bays and Ukes tn the infer!-. ,! r '
or, which communicate with each other.' ;- (
and are Is yet unknown.- There is, by j
the means 01 tnese,:nvers aim i:mes, ,
which can be traversed without the least " " " ' '..
danger, a communicatior) between u -
west ana tne cast eoasi. .. ,Boinc f inoso t v"?i
channels of communication are worth -Vv
noticiiig. VThe one through the bay ami P
lake St, Esprit and, the1 other by the rvX V)
vers Aroazwo ?.ijd St, l.ifan. 1 1 lie com ;f,, N;': n'
muntcation thrwahlhebay of ot Jean, ; .N C . N
and- the lake of the gasoVuafue, th:T :--.' "Vk y-t
eaMst and "shortest. Tl bey U vejzi'
large and beautiful. It is about twenty '.' ;.- ;.-'
Jeagnes !' long from 1 cast .to;wesi,.'iio ,., ,,' ..
from four tr five; ami, in certain ijtaces, ; a ; f vf
six leagues broad, There is every where j;N : 5
to be jttuitd from 5 td Q and 7.tathoiha l.--'
water except towards, the extremity, '
where the passage communicates with'-i '.; -V;
the lke F St. Esprit.Jind where there,t ,
is no more than two fathoms water, . TJie;'vt,5y 4:;,
nwtuth U tlii Bay . covered by an Is-. N
V -iV;'rif.l ;t;rw A .ritYnW tUiEavntian; trt ds -are ma-JThe camp watadvautageotiaiy situated. land one teazle ana an nan w nM,. -;,. -v ? -v, .
1.
, 7 KT5h,Ve.8S,'t
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