nJ i,ao f barley. Un Ues elrL:
Tbe mhrti is tkxtj tnm DaBtzk,tb
tts a4 barky fra gleswiek and
Holtteta, but a small prt T (U forwar
u from Rs 8 locoes! erable
iiapnrtki alt been mad i of peat. '
Daring tba pt week, aee tel
Kve armed at Perth trail fr"
lh Bailie. The ctrgoea aunt M 400
cuarters cf heat. 1.SJ0 af barley.
ami 3,400' cf osts. Tfwliki
arrifrd prtioaJj. with cargoea ol
S.OCQ qaarterajof wheat. !
London, Sept. 15 Wa rcceit ed last
ni 'bt the Pari pspers f Tuesday, and
the Etoile, dated Wednesday. 'Wf
ettrart the following paragraph froia
tl.e Utter:
' Contlantinoptt, .luj. 11. The
Government daily follows op its Materi!
of reform, and, according to the ao g
ration of tlie Grand Vitier, a Minister
of Police has been created; horiiide
nendently rf the privilege of a Pacha,
lid been invested with power of life
ai.d death. The organization of the
new troop is puslied on with activity,
and appears to give much pleaiore to
the young people of the Capital, as tbey
have ben seen, some days back, imita
ting the F.umpean eieroite with stick,
in d fault of muskets. Even the Saltan
himself partakes, with enthusiasm, in
the new exercise. Me shews himself
with the Selictar Aga and Berber Bas
chi, and other favorites, in tlie court
vard of the Seraglio, and exercises him
self in the manual discipline of the
Franks. His favorite plan seems to be
the formation of a noble troop of body
Miards, composed of the sons of the
grandees of the empire. lit will have
in thi-m, at the same time, so many hos
tages for the loyalty of their fathers.
They have already "taken into the Se
pigho a hundred, who are exercised
wiili the young heir to the throne.
" Pari. Si pi. 12.- Thely Father,
hr a Hull, dated T2lh of May last, ha
authorized the translation of the chap
ter of St. John of Jerusalem from Ca-
lana t Ferara. A Council of State of
the order, has passed a decree fot the
execution of this Hull.
"In consequence of this decree, the
Knights departed on the 31st of July,
fi out CaUua, with their archive aud
propei ty, and proceeded to their new
destination by the Adriatic.
" Alter a tedious and disagreeable
vovajre, the convoy of the Chapter ar
rived, on the f.utii Aujr. on the sale of
the mouth oftheGoro."
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
JJuUimore, Oct. 0
The fast sailing ship General l'tuiiain,
Captain Hdldwin, came up last evening
j' k r ts
ill 27 uavs Irom Liverpool, lo the
politeness of Capt. H. we are indebted
lor Liverpool papers to the ssuin, unu
London lo the 18th September, both
inclusive.
Slate, of trade. At Leeds, Hudders
field, York, Manchester, and Preston,
under date of lOtli of September, the
report ot the state d trade was en
cuusajring, an obvious improvement hav
ing occurred.
London, C evening) Sept. 17.
Intense interest, is excited an to the Stuck
of tlie new American States. It is now re
purled tliut Messrs. Itiiriiifft.' house (u!.o are
to pay the- Mexican dividend) will arrange
tor liie pnymcnis of all Hie dividends ol die
new Uei.iubl.cs.
London, .Monday, Sept. 18, 1826.
Portugal, by all accounts, is in a state of
tranquillity. The SpMUsli Government have
instructed their Ambassador at L.si.on to
intercede on behalf of the persons who
deserted the Portuguese cause, and sought
refuse in p ai a ; but nothing delimtive is yet
known regarding tlie fate of these p ople.
I'ht treaties between the tv o Governments
:'.ipul:tte for an exchange of dcserteis without
:iny conditions; this interference, thercloie,
on the pin t ot Spain, sufhciently indicuW s the
teehngs oi thai Guvernilieii t as it respects the
recent ehai ges in l'oriugal.
From the Pun Constiutionel, Sept. 1 .1.
Col. Pelts, a Greek, biuuglil up at Paris
lias just toinie.il, in concert W illi another Ce
plialonian Chief, a corps of 5v0 ('ephiduniotes
and y.anliotes. The. soldiers appointed their
own ofticers. The regiment is to be called
the Ionian Corps. The brave and tried
MildiVrs ore to inarch immediately against
Ibrahim.
Ibrahim, informed of the discord which
prevailed among the Greeks at Muuplia, ad
vanced on this city with his arinvY but
t'araiseaki succeeded in reconciling all par
ties; and from every .quarter of tlreece troops
assembled there to attack Ibrahim, alter
having laid an ajnbusli lor him in the dcliies
of Parthcnia '.Cam Scuta,) they gave linn
battle; they fell upon luS tiuops put them in
confusion, and obliged them lo retrial to
I ripohlza, tour leagues distant, with the loss
of oJUU men, and ail their baggage and am
munition. The Greeks had only joU men on
the held of battle. Animated by this victory,
they marched on TripohUa, and lai.! siege lo
it. Ibrahim is surrounded in this piacc, and
will probably be obliged to fall buck in the
utmost haste on Ins fortresses.
Letters from ftaupha slate that this battle
look place in the lb.n, and that the immortal
esrnsou of MissoionghA were actively engag
ed in it.
Whilst Ibrahim marched on Nauplia,
Reach id Pacha attacked Athens; but lie was
repulsed by Goui-as and obliged lo retreat.
The division of the Greek Uect which was
before Saitius, bad burnt a Turkish frigate and
two corvettes, and obliged the Captain Pacha
to give up ids enterprise against this island.
' A Becond division, comHsed of torty-1'our
vessel, and tiro ships, has just quitted the
pori ol II) dm, and directed us course tow ards
Smy rua, . for the purpose of meeting the
Tuikish fleet, winch was supposed lo take
"this direction after the attack on Samos.
Hydra is well fbrtifiei. O. Fabvier, with
his regular troops, as well as tbe Creudiotes
and Brreotci. axo in this Island. Thus tbe
leek fleet may scour the Archipelago, and
follow tbe movements of the Captain Pacha,
without the least ansiety for this Island, which
1 . .
AB Orervt is i Bwuoa..iT?,. pmmiAi
and lie resl -1 d:Je hrt n mi ?
that Se-"'.l' ' " ec. ff ll-'t
tMnrhn'Ir. T..cr f ftjTri- tn?
iOier lull.. w I . " v. aii . e Uer 4l
M wrm aauvhbcat in J r, r. .
.,-7 m. ,Vii, -,. Is,
had b a asarwl Aottsna, in.1 tie cseUl
at tMtfl 1400 kn byl, oa nun T
era eriwel Wor rrdlw t panim
nrmoitf'ratrai. aad tbrr hr.g a gteT
dbMMtfia' t soectiUte. tar "
nkJM!ile (Xleul saurfsvrss done, aaiouKl
iag. to!Tt. to 4J&UQ bK oepwk of
ha 3JW0 ! ba UX siwvqr.
iMludiD l.tXXl ban of to puart al T J
per lb. ' r r '.a,.
- . , Ballimeri, OcL 17.
The bri' 7acriet, Jipear, arietf at
this port yesterday mornitig. In ) days
from ttioda Janeiro To thaatteatUw
of Captain Alexander Tbompsofl; a
m . t s" a
passenger la the juttki, ute cuimri o
the. American are indebted for a file td
Riw de Jane'Hr' papers ti the 1st qU.
iclnsie; ana aa extract tram toe nnv
nos Krtti Cotihopoliie, of the 30th J uly.
containing the annexed account of aa
action between the hos'ila fleets in the
U Plata.'
" Tht SjUadrpn.-Oa Saturday mar
nintr CJulf 29. a dhrrsinu af Ute Bra
lilian fleet, consisting of..fiTB frigates
and enrfettea, four brig';and pleteJ
schooner, appeared in theRin, and
came 'to anchor about six miles distant
from' be National Squadron. TUt
Soartan fleet ahewext ne disposition t
make any movement, lest the FilJagoi
mischt taw fright and run j but, as anon
as nignt came on, n got umier wcign,
and paid them, in our opinion, an un
welcome visit., Fur some lime hot
compliments passed on both sides.
Theobscuiity of niht luckily aOTorded
shield lor the panic struck imperial
slaves, who, availuig themselves of it,
eluded the fight with their usual pru
dence. Hvi if
" On Sunday mornin?, at day licht.
our squadron renewed the attack upon
he enemy. 1 he action Conttnueo; uniu
about 1 "o'clock P. M. when the twa
squadrons gradually ceased fiiiii, the
Hrazmans standing to the tatwarti,
while the other returned to her old
anchorage. The combat was conducted
with great vigor on tie pari nf our
squadron. The '25th of May' at one
time appeared to have the whole fire of
the enemy's Meet concentrated upon
her, mot e like a mark of savage revenue
than an honorable enemy; while aeon
tinued stream of fire emitted from her
sides; but from the immense superiority
nf force against her, she necessarily
s u ft-red considerable damage in Iter
spars ami rigaing, so much so that the
Admiral's flag was changed to the Bri
ganline Republic. It is said the Ad
miral was slightly injured by a splinter;
hlso, tlie brave Captain Esparu lost a
leg.
" Soon after the flag ship wa9 chang
ed, the ' 25lh of May' made what sml
she could, and stood towards the til y.
The gun boats and one of the schooners
at this time arrived, and acted us a tem
porary defence, while the Admiral,
with the barque and brigs, stood out.
The enemy, seeing this movement, also
stood out. afterwards chanrin tiieir
course down tlie river; towards nignt,
the Admiral relumed to his old ancho
rage with the brigs, as did also llie ' 2oth
ol May,' which was towed up by the gun
boats.
" The Brazilian's "loss must have
been considerable, as, timing (he ac
tion, a corvette, which had lost her
mainmast, and a brig which was murli
damaged, bore iway an I left the stem
of combat. The enemy's hiss, however,
cannot be Ascertained, bul it is supposed
to he much more severe than that of the
National squadron."'
From Capt. S;enr, we learn, that
Commodore l?uhlle had succeeded in
effecting the release of the Captain and
Supercargo of the brig Kuth, sent into
liio for adjudication.
From the Charleston Cornier.
We have Kingston (Jam.) Papers to
the 24th ult. by the Iwig Eunice.
The Order in Council, closing the Hrit
ish West-India Islands agaitis1 the ves
sels of the United States, had oeen re
ceived at Kingston, by tlie August
packet.
The two Houses of Legislature of
Barbados, were convened by his Ex
cellency Sir Henry Warde, for the des
patch of business, on the 5th ult. when
they were addressed in ihe most com
plimenlary and concilliating terms bv
the Governor, who leturned to them hi
thanks for the handsome manner in
which both branches of the Legislature
had greeted him on his recent return
to his govcnnient, from England.
Three distinct shocks of an Earth
quake were fejt at St. Thomas in the
Vale, on the morning ol the 18th ult.
They were thought to be as severe as
those felt in Kingston, in 1811 or 1812.
Speaking of the late British Order
relating to the rest India Trade, tl
Jamaica Advertiser of the 23d ult. says:
We do not anticipate any great evil to
arise from the consequences of this order.
It will bear hardest upon the Americans, and
bring them to a conviction of the necessity of
entire reciprocity. It w ill benefit the trade of
Ireland, and of the British Colonies in North
America, and great advantage will accrue to
the itntish Manufacturers.
This country will be under the necessi
ty of paying a hiirhcr price for every Amer
ien produce, but this good will ensue, that
tV pfsJal a'th HJJt, iu r
tWMl Ij Vmmi u rftKitu ...
laan lfc.apfeVta of imrnan pri
MMtUy. knkiaf SklUr who kU sot
ksni tKa v T .' 'J : -;
i
Th AtMtioMa vil an 4mJ tb ae 1
ait W riC vsr. MvW'ba 4ouh
ttxv U) 4a afc-miHiWle P
eredit af tumwj ntod. (rm tr
recollect'., tt cxase kirh caMMrd this
interdiction, lb pollution of H 'ftcbl
mimmtt Mom nr Mioa comet. ' , -V
M km wtUU.I. Corres,meeti,
which ia M i iu fowta Ucc. uyr win
lika the bUf MUA CMaidClVKXt. 11 UK
not BrcvitfcisJy settled kr wca Ue li4
asJ Brr4h r.ieeitfie. Indeed we' -rpcd
that tbt' BiisumleplsttdMi w ill SoM bae
eorwmoiUted prr!irs k is so alreatlv.V'A
fc months mjr hriiiff a revemi t tlia iiw
tentictioTi. . . ...-t rt . ,
FK1UAY MORNING. OCTOBER 27, 1820.
? Col, Jouph Pickelt,tt( Anaon county,
U a candidate t represent tht Fayette
fine Disir;ci mine next congress.
FrMf-X)n Tuesday 'night last? f
were visited by 4 sharp frost-Wog the
first tbia sraso;u -V '
Cotlon-Tbt Petersburg Intelligen
cerif Tuesday last, says, " within the
list fotlr or five days, Cotton nas been
on the rise, and an advance of near a
cent per lb. established. Good Cotton
maj now bo quoted at 10i, 10 a 11
Cents. In some few instances as high
as 11 J has been givenbut we would
not make such, sales a criterion."
Tlie -Duel. We -stated,, last week,
that Generals Samvel Hoystortnrni JVU
liam fniUet of Nashville, Tennessee,
baifgooe to Kentucky for the purpose
of deciding their differences by single
combat;. !.,We hare since jlearnt, from
the Tennessee? ami Kentucky papers,
that A'ejjntttrimpsoncouiit, in the
lattei Sta)c, on the 28th ultini6v At the
first fire,Gen, Houston's batt struck hi
antagonist a little below theright shoul
der blaVrf, and passed rognd and lodg
ed on the opposite side, from which it
was easily extracted Strong hopes
are entertained that the wound will not
prove fatal. Gen. W' fire did not take
effect. Tlie parties separated on the
ground with evidences of perfect recon
ciliation It is stated in the Norfolk Beacon,
that the Grand Jury.pft Gates county,
in this State, at the- last term of the hu
perior Court, prevsi ted the While Oak
Spriitg Canal Company, for not having
perfumed their contract with the State;
and that it was understood that the
Court had granted a 'writ of quo warran
to. Congressional Elfctio.vs. South
Carolina Wni. Drayton. J.ti!ies Ham
ilton, jr. Thomas li. Mitchell, Oeorg.
M'iiiirie and John Carter, have been
re-elected: and Warren Davis has been
elected, by a majority of 25 votes over
the present member, John W'iImhi; in
T. Nuckolls in the place of JosCpSGt- ,
who declined a re election; Starling
'Tucker by a large majority over Mr.
Caldwell; and Win. 1). ?jartiii i:i place
of the present Representative, Andrew
U. Goran, by a majority of about 500.
GeorgiaThe following persons have
been elected to represent this State in
the 20th Congress, viz. Edward F. Tat-
nall, John Forsyth, Willy Thompson,.
C. K. Hayiies, John Floyd, 'Wilson!
Lumpkin and 'Tomilson Fort. All,
with the exception of the two marked
thus () belong to the Troup party.
Aleio Jersry In this State, the Ad
ministration Ticket for Congress has
succeeded. Dr. flolcombe, a friend to
Gen Jackson, and who was on both
Tickets, is the only exception.
The last Jackson (Ten.) Gazette
states, that since the resumption of spe
cie payments by the Tennessee banks,
North Carolina money is at a discount
of 5 percent, at Nashville; and that U
nited States notes bear a premium of S
per cent.
It is said that Capt. Irby Jones, of
Huntsville, will have a steam boat, of
100 tons burthen, on the Tennessee ri
ver, in the course of next month, inten
ded to ply between Knoxville, Tennes
see, and Huntsville, Alabama.
The Board of Officers invited bv the
Secretary of War to convene at Wash
ington, for the purpose of digesting a
lyiteta for ll'.rta.kita er r rtJipronoBicr t'ic T
'...
creUrvh.jcrtSernamaMisn,imIu,
Cf ptej Ise awawnatw fv wvcmordlcj Jr prewitr,nng t cUun hi,
x-. v,i- n. ti. iktt rsvfn.tilie. fiarabeerf tried anJ .
tlJ JtTM'r-.j - n..iumv;
a ti
in.iUlaa month, ata-uati
, .Wernre.aesfed to state ti.t B50
counlc rfeU 15tlU; purporting lo, be the
Wsnefthe lltnk V Cape Fear, ar in
circulation. From certiTn eircumstat,-
ce. 'I. itpprcbeo,!. that
IheJ.aTe wijrlnatcd tn the neighbor -
hoil of Cnlumbifc C. Permi uo-
tioua in recetvin? Bills of the aborele-
, n i
nomtnauan.- .WUm Hester.
The fiooih m Ma f'-
snrry learn by letter frara the S,.oth.
that the late hearr rama have done
much damage tn bridge".' traps, s(acl,
&.C io prts'if Virginia and North Car
olina. The . follow-in" extracts have
b en handed to us: '
Extract of letter pom twhbf.rg, (X.
C.) dated the 13.
" On the 10th, we had a tremendous
cn-iw.jarin? tin, Us wontb, ata-uati tor bet wee.'' A iT'
ilTofpV. ine. four himra ubiainad w bafa
4 Iy.. Cll dwts.-'.otin5 to Sl. Me.felf 'J
.wv ; ,j, piJtury. j , ; 0 -a -
rain and gust of wind; the. wajter r Burst s Iwndwl our volunteer inilitsrcotBja.
wprehish,-! than they hnvr been for fiy nie: the Heads of DepVrtmeirtaua tbe
vesrs The mairTorth" North wis near- resident officers of the United .States,
Ivlnst between this place and Wpn-pn- rivil and military,' and those trane4eiiu,T
ton. The ford at Shorco Creek bein :.re; 'he officers of tlie militia, in am
impassable, the dri ver of the star? u e;i f.)nn: the Judicial officers of the District
below w here there was a briil.-. As the Clergy, the members of the Corpo
snnn ss the stage got nn the bridge, it ration nf tlie City. &c. The fine militi-
finated offtvith the stage,' passengers,
hows and all. but by the great exer-
tinns of the driver, they were all sited,
jj swam tn shore, and having obtain-
ed help, returned and carried the pas-
senxer iiic ai a imiv iu lauu uti ins
hark."
TJv other letters We rrjvet to learn
thatJhe expensire, .iik verv impnrtant adverse winds, on his Way from Jhj
hridffp (Ghnlsnn's) over M'luivin river sachu.-etis. he did ot ?reacJT the "city1
has been wen,t away. One of the stace until It o'clock, and rcpajrid immdi
teams of Mfj. Gholson was drifted down atel v to the Capitol, before" proceeding
hp strea in nttemlinsr to cross Great to liis own leai'h'iice. "All the Repre
fwfc, i Virginia jtn Wednesday night, suntaiivm of Foreign Gove.rnmeotsjitr
Onp "horp drownpd. The driver and presont in the city, embracing those of
'he other threp horses were saved.
with, rrfuch diniruHy. The mad liv
rnvered sevpral feet under water for
eighteen or twenty hours, bu was final-
ly got out and forwarded. Sat. Int.
Tnrlorcvh. Oct. 17.
Creaf Freshet'. The streams in this
vicinity toward the. closcof last week
berarj to , rise with the Jitmost rapidity.
i . v
Fears were entertained on Saturday and.
Sundnv, for the safetv of the bt idge
over ihe Tar at this place, as nn enor -
metis rflft of drift wo' d had collected
a?ninst it -lint the ritizens bv indefatj-
(iMe exei-tint's Hiir.i efded in Ci-inbving
fie rait, ant! tlte bi Mlge was S3V ed. .
Free Press.
rfti .. -
O r-l(i:r, ,cez. rpgr(.t
is, j;'.vi-. -ua,:':nre:'(iore, to
thatjr i:
rcord e
In fkf'v
:: .
iiir.iv occurred
,1
t ,9
"vt
V
Cvri;. v
r.
Tohi
- of
in
that, pl-Te. w'-;' r'd .np
was j.unfi.i 'tiiintely ru-i
by the horse leaving the
i i .t'-e there,
a tree,
I'nch in- an
urigovprtniblp state, vhirh ciin his
almost immediarp death. We learn
that one Jpg nd his rollar bonp was
broke & hiVbetljr dreadfully mangled.
Hp hns left;a wife and 3 children tn
subdue the anguish inflicted by this
premature death; of an honest afld in-'
dustiious husband, parent and citizen.'
ff'arrentori Reporter.
The Steam Boats enrietta and Cot
ton Plant, with Tow Boats, have arri-.
ved since our last, as well as several oT
the river craft, bringing full loads of
Dry Goods, Groceries, antf hardware,.;
for Merchants in this town. Country
Merchants will not be disappointed, we
think, either in the prices or quantity of
goods, if they will now pay their custoro-;
a ry visits to our town. . : ,
Fay. Obs.lBthinst.
Col. firearley, the Agent of the Go
vernment for conducting such pf the
Creek Indians as may choose Weint
grnte beyond the Mississippi, left this
city some days ago Tor Georgia. If Is
hoped that the additional instructions
which he has received from the War
Department for his own guidance, and
the remonstrance which it is understood
the Department transmitter through the
resident agent to those Chiefs of the
Nat ion who bad opposed the emigration
of their countrymen, (even forbidding
it on pain oi oeatn.) will remove the
obstacles which Col. B. encountered on
his first visit, in carrying into effect the
ami soon sssnrneu a more imposing a p.- patriots, whose virtues-anu servicesrw
penrnnre than' customary at thiscasnu" had undertaken to pourtray. TKe Dil
f the year vaerday. morninjr the Tar course occupied two hours antl jttjiee)
river renrhed within two or three feet of quarters in its delivery; so wc were stjr
is?rpafesf eleva'inn this Unseasonable prised to find, after its cnnclusion: for it
freshet wi!l nrt doubt prntjucp incalrti- did not seem to os half so long, ;We
table damage in, this part of the country, will onfy ay of the Eulogy, that it was
ns 'we have n!:ady iheard of several a masterly;production, worthy oftho
bridges & mills being carried away, corn extraordinary 'KccastOD and clhtjcterof
and j cotton fields overflowed, & e'tlin subiert. and fnllv' sustained the re-
ilaf Pr.lJ. .. ini-..
. . r vatnit
Uert wcwtevlfw,, FUiJ.
- " y wtfui
n..it..i.e.'e.1 "V-.
'"VL ZJnV.
tVr . i 7 V ' f ' tn"
Uff g "iUS M
'Vr'd 3'
iifi:..1-
; "r",-r "r . '"ZJ l
' " V"rr' . , ,i 1
!'. '
maniiesianoi'i n aicn uj nur
-g.MM qnbeir fJmfa
0f respect. .All the ordinary svoca
f t,,ePinhlUo(t were .aenJeOc
. t k' j.L!, t 'I'
bnnWshorw; d outer placet of bo.
ness were sum umiu mc iu) , ana ji
cif t, but for the martial array, y ik.
. . .!.... -I...J .. .!-.' .
strains of, lis music, wore the ppr-
ance Ql,the Aaoaatn. .
Tlie. procession was formed ub fte
President's Soitarc,' nccnWng t (U
published arrangements. It torn pre-
rv enmnanies of our sister town, Georw.
tiiwn, came out, antl, by uniting wita
our own handsome companies, added
much to the brilliancy of the procession,
The procession reached tlie Capitol it
nail. "II er It o ciociv. t i --iiirium
the United States was ..already there.
Having been detained in the Soundbt
England, Frnee, Russia, Holland, and
Sweden, were i-resent: and the ample
Hall of the House of Representatives
was crowded with a brillfant assemblage
of ladies, and other auditors; (he ga-t-lerics
Were occupied exclusively by ther
military companies.'. ' , '
(. At 12 o'clock, Mr. Wirt rose and
enmtnenred his oration on the lives and
characters of the departed "lagea and
... . . . i li
ptitatjmi of jhe gifted orator. Af the
Committee have obtained a, copy of the
orationfn.r publicattoni .'we bhall have
the pleasure, some time hence, of pre
setittn" it to our readers. Nat. Int
.,
' Ricfimond Oct. 20.
Tree Hill Coum.- The races over"
this course commenced on Wednesday
lf .'Hid first .day's purse (8300)
was "won by Mr. '-Henry Clay's iriatc.
ba'ti Mazcc. beattnir hve others. me
race was warmly contested, and affur
ded excellent sport to' the spectators.
Yesterdav's face also was a fine one.
it 'was for tlie Jockey Club's Pursa
of 8 1 000, four mile heats. - Jlf. H. CIf
of North' Carolina was again sitecessfiiU
His bay horse. Mans. Tonson woo- i
it two heats, beating Mr. Wynn's grey
mare v3rieMr. James Ross's bay horse
ZJcne7rrtaod Mr. John M. Bott'abay
horse" Gohanha. The' field was well
attendetl; The Jockey Club dined to
getlierMrt their PaVilion.-Conier
The trial of the seventy-two depu
ties who voted the inability of Ferdi
nand to reign, jn 1823, has finished.
They are f condemned to be strangled,
and their property confiscated.
The British frigate Sybille has W
100 rtieh killed and wounded, in an at
tack upon some Greek pirates, and tva
obliged to withdraw from the contest,
and surrender a priie and some prison-,
ers she had taken.
.JstP- ' Petersburg Oct. 20.
Trial of Poh-rt Fenn. On Tuesday
last, came on, before the superior court
of this town, the trial of Robert Fenn,
rharged with the murder of Ralcizb
RftSr,'on the 29th of July last. The
case war called, at 10 o'clock in
morning, and continual till about W
'clock at night, when the jury, after
being absent ten or fifteen minutes, t,
turned with a virdiet of not guilty.
The indictment in the above case 4l
for murder in the second degree. Tr.e
prisoner and decedent, on a day W
festivity, quarrelled, and had, in tlie
coarse of 15 or twenty minutes, thrr