North Carolina Newspapers

i . 3' V - - V ' . , ' 5 ' 'A ..... - ' ' -" '? AS" Vol 20. FRIDAY, NOYB31BER 35, 11314. RALEUin, (N. C.) .rn. wi JtLY. M.ALEX. 1U0AS. .i..i. r4hv.f dollars per vear, one half l e!m . I 'J" , N iianar tbe continued Ion. c than three months.aftera. year's subscription be fcomes due, and miticj thereof shalUtavebeen givwi. AhvUuMntt, not exceeding 14 Tries, are inserted thrue r tor one dollar, auu ior wywc i.yi oiieiit insertion ; ana m ii!te .proportion xc is a greater number linus than fourteen. I GENERAL ORDERS. ;; ; ADJUTANT-GENERAL'S OFFICE, H-llEltfll, v. iO, . W1814. N" consequence of a requisition being made bv the President oi tnc u iui.eu.3iai.es upu m- i i. . r?,....n ! it una uiutf. top one couiiJiei.e reui- -unl'aritrv to march to the defence of Norfolk, lite i L'""" . , : : e .t. n r ;...t..n.in i'riirmi4 t.fuiimannaiu ot uw vuumjea ui Orange, Chatham, Pon, Caswell, RockinghamTOuTT foi.l, Randolph, Stokes, Savvy and Wilkes, are hereby quired to order out the Detached Militia in their sever; 81 regiments, to rendezvous at Hillsborough on Mjnday the 2tfth day of this Month. Lieutenant Colowel tt.cUrd Adwim Person County vr tike the command of "laid rcgimfc'ati .40 -which Lieutenant Colonel Samuel Bunler of Guilford; Major Samuel Torrentine of Orange, and Major Joseph Winston, jr. of Stokes Comity, are a-t .,M.l Hie reeriment w ill be oreanized at Hillsbo- Ruiirh.tlie place of rendezvous, under the orders of the .D- ' m ..... ... STATE BANK OFIjr. C. j . Halpgh, ISthJfov. 1814. AGREEABLY to (lie 2d section of the act incoorathig the SUte Bank of North Carolina, an election of nineteen Directors of the Principal Bank, shall take placa annually on the first Monday in December.- v ; ' : -' - -. The Stockholders of the said Bank are therefore called on to hold said election, and to attend, to such other bu siness in relation to the general interests of the Institu tion, as mav be judged necessary, on Monday the fifth day of December next, at 9 o'clock in the jtiorning, ' at1 uic rvcauemy uunuinjjs, in me ciiy oi naiein. By order of the Boai d, - W.H. HAYWOOD, Cash. N.(CySuch StockfioldeM as do not attend the Election of Directors personally,- will authorise proxies in the form heretofore prescribed. v : ; D ANCING SCHOOL. At thetrsquent of many of the citizens of this place, the subscriber jimLaeen a school tor dancing, at the ! rtcademy budd- iners, on TiiursUaythe i!lst iniaiitlt0ciHlinie-TltirTn recess of that institution.- Tennsrfor 18 lessons, S1Q- ,MUS,1C. Scholars n the Piano Forte will be-takew and taught vrith his cutomaj-)r :.fe tad attention, on the following terms. For the year, $50 ; first sesaion of the Academy," 30 j second do. g26 ; and per month g7 To any scholars prevented from attending the first or second week of the sessions, extra lessons to make up the time Will be given ; a loss, at the commencement, ot more than two weeks w.ll be deducted from the pr.ee of tnitinn. Scholars bv the vear will rav K30. those for a fiessioaor less ttm. the wliole amount i' advanceThe. Congress of the. United States. B!ys OF Bfer. MOW DAY, NOV. 7. "' The House resumed the consideration of the Volunteer Bill. The question dependins; at the time of ad- jonrnnitnt viz. on the adoption of the section exempting the two years? volunteers " from draft cr other militia duty" at the call of Ihe United - Stale, until all the militia within their states have-served, having been again stated: , .'Mr. Fisk of Vt, moved to amend it so, as to reai that any volunteer who fcha!l-serve for two years, "shall not thereafter he, en'roi led in the militia or subject to draft or any other mil itia duty during the present war," unless when the militia shall be called otit vn niase. --V' ttt Bank f tho United 8tafes ,of America i which was twice read, hyits title, and referred to. a eommittee ofthe whole;": .Y? f ' "i- ij;' m And. the Houss adjourned at I o'clock. - SESATEj KOI DAT,' NOVEMBER 7, Mr. Fromentin submitted the following mo tion for consideration. 1 "y,';v Resolved, That the. committee on naval af fairs, be directed to inquire; into the causes which may have prevented, till now, a compli ance with the following resolutions, passed by the Senate on the I8h March, 181 c Resolved, That it be the duly of the Secre tary of th Navy to devise and digest a system for the better organization of the department of the Navy of Ihe United States, and to repot t the same to the Senate at the commencement of their next scsiou. . " Jfrsulvett, "fl hat it be the duty of the secrc f.uiiiuulinerOfficeV. fi-oiu whence.they will be immedi- ati lv marched to Norfolk, where they will receive theu-' musj; school will recommence on the first of January Aims, tut. It is required that each soldier furnish turn- nf.x . and, as usual, a concert and exhibition be given self .with a1 blanket and knapsack bdfore his departure ' attne end of each session. from hornet and to prevent any inconvenience lor the-- The subscriber returns unfeighed thanks for the hbe waut of provision each Captain or Commanding Officer of ral encouragement he has hitherto received and will en- ITThe motion t Mr. Fis was opposeotlTry of ihe 'jffavy to digest, pr cause to be di Mei,r. -Pitkin of ' Con. Harnett of (imadiroute. Hhe U.Lw Aiw inrfwrep i nfnlivc in I Iia :fJPV l,f i'.. rr irr.. ...... J I .1 I 1.' I I 1 .1 . n ay. t uukii'u uy inc mover, ami . - ... , . ' L . . " . , i. a company is aireciea to purcnase, or cause w uc ui- deavor to merita Contmuance or it. chased on the credit ot the Government the necessary f Raleigh, Nov. 18, 1814 JNO. F. GONEKE. 72 3w: sub8i-tenceon tlieir march to Hillsborough, where they I thvitii. ITiiWoil Stnt.s f!riiitractor in this SUte, wjio has been required so to do. The Captains or ' OTICE. The fcubsCriber takes this me- oilierCpmmanding OSictrs of companies .will giye cer- J tliod to inform those who are indebted to bun, tficatcs to persons, by whom the supplies are furnished- that he is forced by necessity to r ail on them, for iminc- il .i ;m (.iv.nt rt a f-illl.n tn nirrilrf thp Rllnnli. a in . .l.r.. n,;m'in1 nul it ic hAnwl that all nnn.n1 a iviii A: III Ul UJh w V. f " ' I . UJAlt U.) .IIU . Iiviibu .. w VAV-I.I J ' - I . M ... n, , it l. ' .I I - . - l.'l ... .. i. .. tins way, eucli onicerana souncr wai iurnisu niinscii imjiy cast Uieir eves on tint notice may not be deceived ' J)ectireJy. Messrs. Desha of '' Kentuckv Wri-rlit nf Ml. Rhea of Tl and Dnrbnuri Mr. Forsyth? of Geo. spoke briefly in reply to some remarks of Mr. Desha. Hie amendment proposed was finally nega-. tived by the following vote : ' , ForlhelnotTou . 7 62 Against it - 81 The questioirrecurring on the adoption of the new section, Mr. M'Kee proposed a sub stitute to it,, ntarly in the following words: That all volunteers who may enter the ser vice of the United States under this act, and scve out the time stipulated in all future calls lor militia service under the authority of the naval establishment and the. marine corns, and to report The same to the Senate at the'eoai mencemeut of their next session." - TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8. The consideration of the motion yesterday, made by Mr. Fromentin was postponed to, Monday next, '-. The Senate were engaged the whole .of this day in an animated discussion on 1 lie hill, re ported by its Military Committee, for filliug the ranks of the army. This bill contains several provisions for extending the power of enlist-, ment to minors, doubling the bounty in laud &e. Th? discussion has not jet terminated. MOUSF OF REP.'TUESBAY, NOVEMBF.lt 8. The House resolved itself into a committee. w.lIi a sufFiciencv for a subsistence to the place of rendeZ vous. Transportation must be procured, and if necessa ry pretring must be resorted to ; but in nocasewiiat-s'oi-vcr is any act of impressment to be sanctioned by military authority .unless a special license in writing is fii'st had and ub'umedfrom the commandant of the re ginunt where such impressment may take place. nd ax officer violating this particular 'shall be punished, ac. co'rd.ngto theusages ofthe'miliuuy, as heretofore known aid ptttcttssdin such like cases. -' Tiie General Government are bound by an act of Con gi ess passed the 18th April last to pay the expenses that mav be incurred. - If there should be wilful or negligent failures among the soldiery, in repairing to the place of rendezvous, the Commandants of regiments are hereby expressly required to order out & portion of. the Cavalry, and if there be no Cavalry in the regiment to which such commandant may belong, then he wdl order out 4 sufficient force of .Infant ry to apprehend such delinquents or deserters, and to secure them in the jail of their Counties respectively ; nrl that information tlwreof be immediately Eriventothe Commanding Offieer of the Detachment at Hillsborough, ot such imprisonment. Ana wnere, in me opinion, oi such Commandants of regiments, the expense would jus tify it, in that case, such delinquents or deserters are to Be. securely .conveyed to .HiUaboroufrh, and there W be delivered to the Commanding Officer. A prompt cwn pLanc'ei is expected. Bu erder of the Commander in Chef, liOBERT WIIULIAM8, Adat art-General efttteMtitiaofJYertk-CaroUna. Nov. 71 St. VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE. Pivp.oiy to my removal from Ui.s State, winch 1 1 xpect will take place in a short . Vme, I wilt, on Man tiui the 12th day of Deceniberntxt, ensuing, to the lugli esc bidder, expost to PUBLIC SALE on the premises,; the LANDS and PLANTATIONS whereon I now live. and think, " he does not mean me" for it is you and each i United States shall Jiave credit for a term of of the whole, Mr. Stanford in the chair, on (h service qual to-the term served by them res-! bill to authorize the Presideut of the' United states to cause to be built or purchased the ves- callcd on by an officer. DENNIS llAIttilS. Hillsborough lOtn Nov. 18 4. 72 3w. tin lie i..ri:n i 4l.: ..l.-.ri..i I .1 .1 i . ,i . ofvou. and all those who do not ava.l themselves of this , " , ' " ' l" " -suosiuuie, e.B lueiem smniitu, r.Z. noi more man iweiliy notice, on or before the fir st of December next, shall be," was decided iu the normative, ayes 65. vessels, to carry not lessjthan 8 nor more thaa 14 guns. - Mr. IF. Reed of Mass. moved to amend th bill by striking out of that clause whit-h des cribes the force of the vessels the" words" uot less than 8 nor more than 14 gun ;" . and insert ing in lieu thereof the words " hot less than x'Q ngc more than 24 guns.' The motion to mend the bill, was negatived) ayes only 40. " Mr. Irtgersoll then moved to amend the hill by striking out 14, the maximum, and inserting 22 guns, so. as that the rte of the vessels' shall not. fall short, of 3 nor exceed 22 guns. The question on the amendment was decid ed in the affirmative by a large majority. Mr. JVm. Reed then moved to amend the bill so as to put it in eiecution " as soon as measures-are taken t iequip fur tea such of the larger vessels difeeted to he bii'ik bv former laws, as by ineorpnratingjare in such a state of forwardness as that they fhorising the ae-jmay be equipped during the ensuing winter." MHIRTY DOLLARS REWARD. Rana- M way from the subscriber, on the llth instant, A NEGltO FELLOW named OUVEK, tolerably stout built and well made, aged about 27 years but looks young for that age, having very little beard, about 5 feet 8 inch es high: ne is a tolerably 'black fellowT-JWith-a-ery pleasing,, smiling countenance, is very polite and courte ous in his address, has rather a soft, effeminate voice, and has a short quick step when he walks. He has for several years past b;en employed us' a waiter in the pub lic house kt.pt at this place and earned with him sundry articles of very gaod cloatiiing winch cannot be describ ed. He took off withhim adark, chesnut sorrel HORSE (at that time much sun burnt and in low order) about 4 feet loor 11 inches high, with a white face, and a scar under his right eye, about 7 or 8 years old. I will give the above reward for securing the above described negro fellow, so that 1 get him again ; alt proper expences if brought home and a reasonable compensation for such inforaiation as may enable me to regain the horse. As ke rTmy trithmit any c&uio whatever, I mm ipjwvbc-n-sive he has been furnished With tree papers, and wjl make his way towards Newbein, or some other seaport town. THO. B. LITTLEJOHN. Oxford, Granville County, 29th Sept. 1814. 66 tf. (Lj'The Editors of the Newbern Federal Republican and Charleston Courier, w.ll please insert the foregoing three times each, and transmit their accounts to the Minerva office for payment. TALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE. Will be sold by the subscriber, ort very resonable terms, the Lots and Houses of public entertainment, .n tha 4un rti flwtVirvi roaopvtirl liu him 'whuii ih f.-x.tr nrnn . , tvr ... . i i vuc iv'" w v vov v u tjj i n uvii nv; tun i w ao T , sy " """"7 'T.' eSUblistiea on his land. The property possesses stipe Granville County,' and adjoining the Lands of Mrs. Sum ifierv.lle, Govemor, Turner, and Col. Francis Burton, the whole beingabout4l)0 acres, well adap ed for the cultiva tion of corn, tobacco and small gra n. On the premises are a dwelling house WithjiijEj-ooms and tlie necessary out MARSHAL'S SALE. UNITEB STATE OF AMERICA,. District of Cafe Fear. URSUANT to a decree of the Honorable tlie D.su .el Court of the United Stales, for-tht L-iSinct uforesuid, I do hereby give th.s public notice, tlia- I shall txposeand sell at Publitk Auction, and to tliu.n.giicst b udcr, on Monday the 28 Ji ot Novembtar iiiijt. ui tlie town of W ImVngton, N- C. the ' CAitv.O OF THE PitlZE BiilG, calkd ili'e Harvest, consisting f about 36 hiids. ) 33 Tierces, C BLUBBER, ' 40 Barrels, . 26 C.ski SF.-XOIL 163 Do. TRAIN O L, ; - 71 IbT I PICKLED SALMOJT , -246 SE L SKINS, -.4 SEA COW AND CALF DITTO, 9 B!. IVckletlFISH, . . 28 tiu;iitalsdi-yFlS!I, , -; l- ; ' ' . ' 2 (ks containing BEAVER a:id other SKINS. 450 PIPE STAVES. .. . I shall seli, in Ute m.;iner, the said BRrG HARVEST, of the Bunlwn of ubout ono hundwd :uid thirty one This." British built. toiTcther with her tackle, anna- el and fiuiinure. toiukninjd as iSnzo tOThe owncrs.-officeis afld crew of the pr.v. te -ariTieU schoonei" York. . ' " "LSO, on thf it J;uiuaty, w,!i be sold .the C ARGOof the schooner called- the PRINCE RECENT consisting oi . a iout fiiir humirs.l barrels of HEliiilVG-. Also, tlie t'CUOONEli PHINCE RE.t;ET,her tackle, ayiarel and fi;r.iturc, csntlemned as prize to tlie owners, officers and h'6r the letttULof M.uque Brig Dash.- '': ,"U,-..' J.C. DUNBIlilS, D. M. VrililJnonN.aNov. 801, 1814. . 72 2w. . , rior advantages which will always secure to tTie proprie tor a preference of custom, each lot being contiguous to the court yard, and handsomely situated; upon one of which are two commodious houses, two stories high, ..stiim nine fk.iitiun irwkma i'i. tka n inAnttviJ n .nM , w i- i . i . . . . . I bUiliwililiifc Mit. wvuiuvui lui uiw MiVUIIIUluuauvil Ul liCIl- h -:wi.u o iilf.rahlf. annIA Qnrl PAarh iiir.niirnin(l mivpy. I . . . . . . 1 .. . , . .fcjo. n i--w - V" . i numan Af T ne nup onn rT If 1a ur.un n.rnvn..ni . mLk - .. 4. .. .UU...1,1.. TPI. -.vn..l, I .- -..j.jTu,jviuwlus.ll)LJ!riu UUIIl 3JJ1 lllg liUHTCllltlll. W VilC UUllU.1115. I- IL-illiH- aiic healthiness of tlie plape.'its shortdistance from tho Will amsborouKh Academy (being "about half a mile) re. ultra it truly a desirable situation for any pemons who W-iV- nave Tncir cnnureii tu wracatemr wno mny oe ti:s p i d to take Boarders.Also.beween3Q and 40 remark ub'i'. iik'.-ly young NEGROES of almost every djscr :pi!ion, emul in value to any in the United States. Likewise my . siock oi catihiJiud liogs.abouinmely Jiead of sheep and some hofsei mvTioiishold turniture, corn, fodder, plan tation utnsds &.c. Part of the aforesaid negroes and o ther p.-opcrty wil be sold for cash; the remainder on a consider.. lle credit; but the particular' temrs will be made known on tlie day of sale. The sale wdl be-sonti-nu (i 'rom day to day until the whole is sold, it is my " w:sh that all those to whom I am indebted, should bring 'forward tlu ir claims properly adjusted for settlement on . the' day or tbys of sale, HENRY LYNE. N, U. I w dl sell the above mentioned Land privately at anv time before the day of sale. H. JL. i . Nov, 6th, 1314. ; 71U2D. Alter a ie-v remarks of Mr. Fisk tf Vt. in o!j tction t o th is am end meut, and Mt. M'Kee !in reply 1 he question was taken on agreeing to the section as amended, and carried in the affirma tive without a division. Mr; King of Jfass. then moved an amend ment going to limit the number of volunteers to be accepted, to ten thonsand. This motion was opposnl by-Messrs. M'Kee, Troup, and Wright, and advocated by the mo ver. This proposed amendment having been amended by striking out 10,000 and inserting fifty thousand- ..'..," 1 he amendment limiting the number (as a mended) was negatived, 37 only rising in the affirmative - Mr Qholson of F.-tben moved to amend me uist seenott or tlie bill, by tnemn, after the clause au ceptanee of volunteers, the " who may be organizediin companies, hat- tal ions and regiments, Buder-tho-authority-of any state," etc. etc. ' This motion and that which follows", were debated at considerable length Messrs. Ghol- son, Wright, aha) p and Fisk of JV. Y. advo cated the amendment, and Messrs. Webster ami Grosvrnor opposed it. This amendment was agreed to by the fol lowing VOle : ' ' " - For the auiendmeut - 68 Against it , 55 Mr. Gholson then moved an amendment in the following section, whieh he conceived to be couseq'Uentonthisj-the object-el' rwhiclLwas, followinsr words . nAAUnum... ."..it I. ....... , r..i 1 1 ... , nvine-nearlv four acres. Unon the other lot th , n ltts th reporter understood, to authorise the ex Uvern house which isabout to be repaired and enlargcd.tecutive to receive into the service of the Unit a rapacious framed stable besides other houses, andajed States, the volunteer corns Sj associated i i. ...u.-u ... hi i. i i J i TT- i . : horse lot adjoining, which will be extended to anv size and n u.,.n; ,rl t he-purchaseMnay-desircrto whichwitl be added asl i i .' ..i 1 1 . rnucti land convenient to the town, as may be re-uited , lr?Pnsed. edt, the debate was for tire-wood andpasture, As any general description! renee(1 considerable zeal. ?z r oflhe emiseirllecessa strangers wno may pe tiesirous to purcnase sucn proper. . JM J . rigtlt and Lthea of Ten. and Opposed MSmd llL J?e ,riDscri5?r wlU mm.-UbUr, Grosvenor, and Macon. ' sell lota ot ground, to suit the purchaser, adjoining uie .,M . , . ' . , . town and convenient to the Oxford Academy, which af-! f he question thereou was decided by yeas fords to its patron's the prospect of becomine a flourish-:am Hays as, follows: - This motion was iigalived, ayes only 25. The committee ihen rose and reported the hill to the House, who agreed to the amendment which had been made to1'!!. - Mr. TF. Reed then moved to strike out eight, the mininum of foree, and insert 'eighteen which motion was negatived by yeas aud nays, by a large majority. - The bill was then ordered to be read a third time to morrow . And the House adjourned. Forei;iiTiitelltgcncc. M UNGO PARK. r . VFaihe Edilot-aJ-the (Londjn)JIorning Chro- . mcie, SIR) When Mr. James Gray Jackson (who haaqpithlishcd 1ii travels in-Afriea)-retttrnf d to ing institution. TH. B. LITTLEJOHN. Oxford, Granville county, 31st March, 1814. 40 tf WANTED, A TEACHER properly qual ified and well recommended to discharge the duties of PrincjpaLin the Tarborough Academy; Gen For the motion. A.gaiust4t 71 76 bo the motion was negatived. Mr. Gholsoii look occasion to observe, that the rejection of this amendment, though conse- tlemcn to -whom the office would be desirable, will quential to the first, was of little importance, as every purpose he had in view was answered by thai already adopted. This Mr. Grosvenor denied; because, he said, as the bill now stood, these volunteers, no minally under state authoiity mnst be officered by the Executive of the U. S. &c. To : this Mr. Gholson replied, that the words " organized under state authority ," certainly emuraeed also please address their applications to .. the Subscriber on or before the IStfi of December at which time -the Trustees will proceed to make the appointment. The exercises of the Academy to commence early in January, and to embrace the usual Academic studies. The terms are liberal, though the board look forward to an advance ment of Salary, proportioned to the prospect and Incpeas-' ing reputation of the School. ' R.0BT. JOYNER, Sec'ry. Tarborough, 1st Oct 1814. 66U5D. " " 7 : f the commissioning the officers TTNI VERSITY. As the terra for which the by the tates. J prcseni Steward of tlie University t.f North Car- To nut this question entirely out of doubt, as he said, Air. JngersoirmoveA to insert, after the clause just recited, Xhe words" Provided, aracters for the place to come forward with lne olficcrajif the said volunteers ghall be e&m- an early day. missioned by ;the President of the U. States.' . i i . , . .. .. . . ... l.na was engaged will expire with the current year ; we, being the committee of appointment, areTeady to receive proposals for a contract for the ensuing year ami we invite all tit cn their terms' at We however think it but candid to state, that a pro position, as we leaih, is intended to be submitted to the Board of Trusiees at their annual meeting in November next, ior abolishing me stewardship and for renting out the houses now occupied by tlie Steward. Should this plan succeetl with the board, the proposed contract wul be superseded s uiuld it tail, it will he our duty to proceed to the'appojitment. Meanwhile we would re ceive and Consider proposals. ', '-' ' J.HAYWOOD, . . ' ' , W. 1'OLK, ' ; . H.POITER. Raleigh, llth October, 1814. w 67-tf. ? : . . r. v f pIG.KETS 1 VARIOUS LOTTERIES. ;,Jt, (some now,, drawing) for sale at this office, LAN'KS, of various denominations, kent JlJ touatatilly for sale kl this ofiice, This motion he supported by a speech of some lengm, to which Air. Gholson replied, also at some length. Mr. Rlie a made :"' few observa tions in opposition to it. -7 Mr. Johnson of Ky. "rose to move the post ponement of the further consideration of this subject for the prrseut. He thought it proba ble, when the House had acted on other mea sure of more ImprtaneeT thaifthTsT they Vvould be better vrepared to act on this subject. This motion was agreed to j and, - . The several orders of the day having been postponed until to-morrow ; i Air.1 Fisk of JV F. from the committee of Ways and Means asked aud obtained leave to reuvft a bill to 'incorporate the Subscribers to , Eton, August A 1814 . m -m m this country irom Morocco, some six or seven years since, he rep'rted.lo the Earl of V ira and to Kir Joseph Bnk-, on the anther ty of anArabick letter, (which fie hiinself had read, and which -was written from Kabra, the port of Timbut'looi by a Iierated'negro, to his f ir mer master, a Moorish merchant theiifesi..i ig atMogodore) that -a, small vessel -oiHioat 1 -il anchored befofe Kbi a in the river (the Nile ; of fheT Negroes aniTthat this vessel or ooat Ii..d 7 hoisted a white flag that, there were seen in the -boat by tlie inhabitants of Keb'a, three Christians, one of whom was described as a vtv y tall man, who stood up in the boat, w hich remained befre the port of Kabra until night, but the next morning nothing more wajuce of it. This boat had no communication wit 1 i lie shore ; hat it was presumed that-it had passed on to the eastward towards IIouslo. i I - .There; appears, Mr. Editor, a remarkable co- ineidenee itt this report of Mr. Jackson, when -compared with the account lately received from Mr. Court, of JMogodore, viz. That a native African had arrived at Mogn- dore in the month of May, bringing an account that he had left lloussa, about March last and that belonging to the akkaba or great ca ravan of the interior, there were three Chris Hans, whom some King of Smidou, (prohalify that of lloussa) had placed uder the priftrf tion of some Sheraf, (or Prince) w jth a -positive injunction to convey them'across the, Great Desert to-the northern con 6nes of Africa,, pro-, bably to Algiers or 'Funis. From this remark- able eorroboratfon, after a lapsat-of tihie,' there is-easoo to conclude that the three Clirit'ir.np,' mentioned in the report now arrived from .Mo glidorepareTlheTsaioe j. "i h '"those'Tuentidiic'd in Mr. Jackson's report, and lhat they are bo oth er, than the remains of ihe part y oft ha tenter prisipgand indefatigable traveller, lr. Mnrgo ParkSc. Mr Park hiuiielf, aud two of; big suryiviiig ompaniOH. ' - : , 'V-:'V VASCO DE GAM J4 "'-'-I j it 1 ti Si i i i t: - i