1
3
J
gbjuniefttion Icept No :;W&Mt
aeteription can possibly apJroMh tbslan4
witboutbein5 discovered k r these ennzer.. .The
j a orumi has been fortified, ana a
nartv of men landed to garrison it.r One aloojr
of warf conuntlf iUtwnea Were,, fe.
. The Dutches of Meeklenbugh has depar
.11 a:. !:-. . t, ftnlv 25 years of RR0
; A German Paper tales, that Eugene- BeaU
4.1. ; .4 ;n da .his possessions in Italy to
Austria for a yearly iueeme of a million francs?
Last Saturday morning ai an ui,v
VA.m'ftmPti.r fell at low, in some situations in
.i.:. .,hhniirhood. as 38 4-SO below tbe free
:. i i..r. in London the cold appear to have
been still more intense. Nothing eual to it
mhorad for several years.
Tk. Bnd West York reeiment of militia
Arrived here on Sunday from Ireland y and on j
Tuesdav and Wednesday marehed to their own.
jroflnty to be disbanded. ".-.;;.: : : , j
The Paris papers of Monday last arrived this
iiiorning. Upwards of 40 tax gatherers have
heen removed in the department jof the Aude;
.. more thanlUe . hundred and fifty persons
employed in tlie collection of the indirect taxes
r us well in the eentral administration as the de
rtmentsliave been roealled for haying mam
itetl opinions uniavirwBto Bviwuv.. t
' jIiriTfTT lffiitt of-tliollepart-
' " in-nA.ViiLuife confirmed bflhe Mi-
n titer of the general Poliee, General . Mayor,
other BrineiDal inhebUauta of Ren
tes, ha,ve been ordered to -qnit that eilyvin 2
Wr' and irenaif to certain yeints assigned for
Their residence in various and remote parts of
; tbe kingdom, mere 10 e aepi mnnnon ui--itillancTheiiare
ebarged with being abet
tors and sopporteri of the Kr-Breton Cqnfede-
ratioiiy aod-eneouraging tho seditious .princi
k pies which lately manifested themselves among
. U ftui4Hta of the college of Law in that eitv .
"ATFivtWletteMf-FeblQ. says" No de-
' cijioiTlittJi yet taken plieerespeeting the appeal
.' it. fKnf. Edsrlish oaotivet to - the Court
un! Tlv wereitesterdav inteftoeatied
and reported to identify the papers which had,
been, seired in tneir nooses. , ihobb u w.
Brace are so very iiumerou that three or four
mure are indispensable to complete thU
fc from different barts of Asia, and Greece and
I from the companions of his former travel, i -1
i said tho French Government mean to have
tlifem-translated. Be that, as it may the trial
1 will eertaiulv not ceine om in consequence
this and other Impediments, until the begiunihg
r possible the middle of aiarcn.
lwi?w aad were alt iivelhe Bbaiieea
it il said bid on board iso officer and privates.
The Chamber of pepniirtafe, iow occupied
with- tha laflahf VelaUver to .the Clergy M.
rrK.tKftubriand. with hia usual abilityrhaS-
eu hiropiniott- M. C Causal de Coussergues,
M. de IS Bourdonnaye, and M" Boyer Collard,
have also spoken on the subject, and pt appears
that the question wiB ultimately be carried jo
h. .ffir.iAtire. knd the rierhU of the Clertry
will not only Be reeogiiised butpermanently e.
tablishcd. The Sitting still eontinae. ; v,
M; Carnot i still at Varsovia. - He arrived
there in the character of a Lyonese merchant,
, General Rapp has Uken his oaths of fidelity
to the King on being ereated a Lount.
22
4
A
'Mipiecks.--U is with paioVsay the Liver
Advertiser of February 17th' we have to
Anhouneethe )ss of three transport, the Sea
lorst. Lord Melville and Boadicea, on the coast
of Ireland; with many officers and men being
oart of the armV from France. The Seahorse
ftr loosln both anehbrtr, drifted upon tbe
lands between Tramore and the fnrthestend j
the RabWU Www aWot ilfcHuWfrWTat
tord, and in a few minutes went entirely to pie
tS. The number of lives lost uy tun meian
cholv catastrophe was as follow. Officers 12
poldier 363; seamen, l'! paenger, l offi
r' wife's soldier' wive 80s officer "bhil
dren, 40 Total .365 The number saved a
mounted only to 33. The unfortunate females,
it is aaid, met their fate with uncommon firm
ness. r As the ship 4rifted toward the shore,
with the Wjnakuigft -elear breach, over her
they emWced'iheir husbands, and bade them
Ann I fflrAarn. M ra. Raird ivant into, the ca-
4fc -xa M5. " .
bin with i heTeluldfeTityrirgo anflierritis,
... 1 1- !.
tbe w)l-or eaveu, ana was seen no more, jluc
wife of a private said,. will you die with toe and
your child ? - But youmay escape and this may
be of use, giving him hfer poeket book w ith a sum
of money i 'ohe.even look out Tir ear rings and
put them -iu it Herself and child were lost !
The survivor more wretched than they, lives to
tell the tale as tears mark his manly face. The
Lord Melville nd the Boadicea brig, rode ont
-thrgale ftrometime,butAtJenglbjfterjrlyen
on the rocks between the Old . Head and .the
Swan Heads.' Shortly after tbe Lord Melville
struck, her boat. was launched and manned with
five seamen, two officers and 2 ladies, supposed
to be their wives an assistant surgeon, a Ser
jeant and his' wife and child, in the hope of
- gaining the shore but in a few moments she
was ; struck by the, wave and swamped; and
' every soul perished, with the exception of one
of the ieamen, who "reached the laod scarcely
alive. -All the rest of the people fortunately
remained in the vessel, which at low'7 water in
the eouhe of the. night, was left nearly dry ;
,ajd at about one .or.twoVelock t hpj succeeded
in getting safel tO land, to the number of a
boaf 400 soulii 1 The Boadicea was distinctly
seen by the revenhe' officers and military party,
with a light at her topmast, till alter midnight
l-The light aud vessel then disappeared alto
gether,'' and her fate ; was. easily anticipated.
Neit morning her fragments were discovered
v among iu rocikS wiwcu ue utsmrcu ihc iwu ,
strands of Garetts-town, 'and ' where she had
been driven after parting from her' anchors in
. the night. T Upon approaching the wreck a
most hearKrsndijRg scene of, misery, desolution
, and dethi presented tfloeewr-'The-vessel
seemed to be a eonfased masa of timber,
plaaks, and board,' broken to pieces, and in
termixed with plies of dead bodies men, wo
- men and children 1-INear.tQ the' wreck was a
rock somewhat elevated above the surface of
the .Water,' and upon this Were seen about 80 or
90Gor human creature, who had scrambled
to it from thejreisel, and were still alive. -The
. - people ifroot the shore communicated to them as
" il- 'it- u itii.t . !. t 'e
iveii as mey uomuj iu&i meir oniy cnanco . oi
- afetjT was in remaining where they were ' un til
low, water hut either through . impatience "4t
vthe"misery of their i ituatioo, or from 'the im
Ijiulse of despair, near 30 of th'em plonged into
- the sea, and endeavoured, to gain the shores hut
in vaini a m6stof them perished in' the at
tempt. : About 69 remained on the rock until
LATEST FROM ENGLAND. v
Vati.f'av n;v-d at this Dort. four of our first rate
Liverpool 'traders, rt. tbe ships NestorSterling, Paci
fic, Bowne, Ann Maria, Waite and Hibernia, (Iraham,
all from Liverpool, witn vaiuapie cargoes 01 ory kww,
ntfih. WMtnf. Rant.8terlinff the editors of the Mer-
cantile Advertiser, tiave , received London papers tolbe
23d, and Lloyds Liats to the 20th of February, both UV
elusive. Eiwacis iouowj: ( ;
MiMpMming h jCertaintrwmring inte the Xabnet,
rj;- r1r.atchp(l to brinr home that nolitician.
rriitee Leopold , of Saxe Cobourg,' the destined hua-
band of the Princess Charlotte is arrived. He. lamlea
"MfoiidaniE-bt. and arrived in London yes
terday Moving. He is at the Clarendon Hotel. He is
tall said welt made, with a very agreeable countenance.
The populace- at Dover saiutea nun wiui mrec nwri;
cheers -On his departure from the1 ship Inn. He dined
yesterday with Lord Castlereagh. Wis Lorosnin nau n
IntrvVew with the Prince in the morning, and despatch-
ed a messsngerwithjhe result to the Prince Kegent at
Bnghton, . rTr--'
Some German papers reacneu lown.iasimguv.
PniasUn mvrnment is evidentlv endeavorinir to keep
. s. , 1 t tlu
Hnum thP unints Ot IBe DeODie. HOW il hub Bcrvcu iiic
I I . a
purpose for which it was wanted. i nis auempi, nowj
vprwiUnrobablvJx Jbund unavailing : and it we are
nai-atrranh in the Brussels papr7rsceived
yeaterday.'the Cabinet of Berlin had again put forth an
i-rrHiionof its intention to cive thepeopk a constitu-
tion. ITicte is lijue aouoi uiai- uicss "
with the Prussians with regard to tms promise, iney
wnutil not lo.iir remain ouiet.
' Some negcJtiatiOn ot importance is saiu to oe going on
Vu.twen the Courts of Vienna and PetersburKh.
It m not at Liveroool only that tailures Davng taKen
nUr to a irreat amount : letters trom WasRow nave
brought a listot failures 10 111c exuau 01, ujn-ua u
million sterling ! r . - .
At a late hour last nieht we rcceivea fans paper w
th IQth inst. Thev are dull and unintcrestintr. There is
it seems to bVanother long discussion in the Chamber of
Deputies, on the Election Project ;,ne lormer, wnicn
lasted four or five days being only a prefiminary debate
as to receivnyj the amendments made by tne committee
Nothing" is said respecting the English Officers incusto.
dv. The following are the only articles worth extract
ing : ' ,.
, 1 piftis, rsB.18
.Tmirnal adds to the details which we eavi
yesterdav.Yespecting two Frenchmen arrested at Basle oil
iim i(manu oi me rreiiun Minnwt, uwiwrcm
was called Montansier but it is probable, says this Jour
nnl. that thev travel under false names.
Th AithbishoD Coadiutor of Dublin" and the Bishop
ttf Cork, demited to Home by the Catholic Clergy of
Vlretaa-v'fettve. arrived within a. few days at this city, on
i . . . . . c , . i : .. i i rk.i:.n ..mt.1.1
uieir reium irom vuc cajmai ui urewiiisuun unu.
It is said negotiations are now in progress between tlie
Court'of Rome and the different Protestant Courts rela
tive to the ' Catholics who arc m their States. It is re
solved, it is said, to establish this Subject, and to conse
crate tlie principles of public law which reconcile the
interests of Princes with that of the Catholic Church.
The changes which have happened in Europe,.for some
time having agrandized the states oi several nouses
foreign to this Church, require imperiously new arrange
ments which may meet the difficulties which occiir.
" ' aoex, rr.n. 13.
Marshal Sotflt set out on the 2d Feb. from Salvagnac
(Turn.) and goes to Hamburgh,
eeS the otfetW .thmTejeeted it, TJe
lxkJZmzthth the termt of eontraet,
the talae of treaury noteswBicn w-
with the papefif aU TIK
j-.i:-JVi. fiimwr made receivable by tne
collector or revenue, while thwe hills, whieh
i.tf.P thrnt -treasarv noies.
wera farbidden to uke ife ThupreferKrigHhe
. - AminirA for that which w as
east ! Thi toperaUon however furnished
tbA ..r.. with Philadelphia, Baltimore,
and AVashingtba Jiawt oms u auunuauv.
But "when, the interest oecame uue a iu0 i.u
i:. hm faund mtch ott that which belong-
ing U the citizen t tnese. piaoes,
trankferred to the book of N. York and Boa
ton, where, alaal he had no money to pay it,
and where the hill of hi patriotic bank could
not be passed j not ever, to those who iued
them la this dilemma, our ' fiscal magician
applieto those bank to lend him paper to pay
thi. intrcif. whose vefr bills he has forbidden
his collectors to recti vc for duties j because the
Ulla ikf these hanks which they are thus direc-
tfcd to receive for dutie the pabhc Creditor
will not 'uk&US! JntereL .TWhWI Ubte
scheatfirWe tf aome incompreheniible pe
SChCWTl wmen w ome BUUBijpn:uoMiMw .. ;.V-.5, i..'jwr''-'-''.'.
ratnVafToW
h bae)freney er being eight month 4n .'JfctijMfatH9f4berw4fa
oneratioa has produced the following ridieulous ' v"" Zi. :Jr
s.-tYia
rHAbputhalf ifitz rsevehoiclotfe '
in the evening of Wednesday the .ljftfc instant, a light
ii4iic:ffi;tt.Aa Jtt Was very soon as. '
certalned that the house was aire and by the time thii
firsrpetson reached .iVeUppe ctfi
was perxeivcu uj iruiucaai . r. a9 POOM ana apparatus
belohgiag to tbe inrfitutioji Wera fortiiaatelv Meaerv! -
as weUbs a hiinome.h lately established
oj a aocicir t jwjcm mmuui as aiso tne door ' .
ana winaow sasaes oi xne lower aptrtments.:r 'There is
no dbubt; but that the house took firtjjy Scpident. rTT
I t or xpe miormmuosi or parents ana. guardians, fti .
proper to add,Hhat the exercises of the pupils have not " .
been SterruptOd for a single day j jiuitable aecomoda..
tipns having been Immediateiyprocured for each depart
ment- TThus - tewshortiTnoments has n elegant
budding erected by private subsetiptioo, as af nursery
of , virtue and iclelice to the rising sneratlbn, been eon-.
sumedy and tlie fond wishes of its patrons trustrated.
The trustee 'are howeref unwulin ti abandon an un
deriaking ' in which the community is so highly interest
ed, and for the advancemeRt and Completion of which
they have cause to Is;frf tfegood wishes and eofera.
tion of all whu caU appreiatee .betients of a virtueua'
roa rax Buaxiffa xisra.
re8BlL f induced the ndrthern mereliant to
enter iii yesseis m uuuuuio iu oc reu, vt
fifteen per cent in duties, by the diminished va
lOe oTv their hank bills, in which those auues
are paid i and for, the like profit, the public
creditor , in Philadelphia, Baltimore, and
Washington, transfer their stock' to northern
anks, where they demand their interest in pa-
Der that is 10ori5 per cent, better than they
eould have eot at home ; for which paper when
-.4 . . . ' ..I......
funded taey got 7 per cent while tueir own
bank biUiremaiirupon tne bands of tbe sec re
tary auuior wnicn uo can eei neuuer ormu
pal uor interest, nor even his own treasury noies
back agail, without a loss of from 8 to 12 per
cent ! ! I Sr . j
The secretary should have d;rected his col
lectors to receive the bills net of those banks
who would issue their own notes for treasury
notes, but of those banks, only who would re
deem them when issued, with treasury rhotes.
The secretary, I presume, will soon bave tbe
honor to inferjtithe ladies and -gentlemen of
tne unitea oiuies, iu auumon to m uiuer pt-i-
forniances, he will dauce a. pas seal on red hot
iron with his naked feet: the whole to conclude
with some traumagorian performances, never
before attempted in Ameriea by any person out
himself.. ', ; - -
EALEIGH:
'i ' ' -l. ... ' i ; -
" FRIDAY, ArUIL 26, 1816.
A. Lucas returns h is jrateful acknow ledgments to the
people of Nor th-"aroliha lie came among them a stran
ger, and -was kindly received andliberally .patronized.
Being obliged to remove from tbe State, he prevailed on
Mr. Carney to couduct the establishment until he could
find a proper successor. Suclf a one he hath found in Mf.
Thomas W. Scott, a native North-Carolinian, to whom
be bath disposed of the Ilaleigh Minerva and his whole
Printing Establishment in the City of Raleigh. Mr. S.
he earnestly recommends to the public as a person wor
thy of the most liberal support, and confidently hopes
that he will prove every way deserving of it.
TO THE MKMORT or THE
RENOWNED GREY, alias SPREAD, EAGLE,'
Who. departed this scene of trpubVon the i 7th of April
1816, inawapoplecuc m, much lamented by tne citi
zens of Chapel-Hill, but particularly by the Students,:
who had fora number of years experienced his servi
ces i -in gratitude for which', they offer the following
as a testimony of their respecCand sorrow.
Soft be the turf where rests thv aged head,
And aweet thy .slumbers, much lamented Spread;
, - May flowers perennial deck thy lowly graved"
And spring's soft dews thy sacred hillock lave
Oft shall the pensive student, musing "hear .
,Thy house ot rest, bestow the pitying tear j
Think on thy former worth, tby pristine grace,
Thy rairiiroportion andieiignttui pacei
" -
Say to himself, while memory arrays,
Full to his view the feats of other daysi,
Rest honored grey, abpve the ills of life,
Fatigue, starvation, and incessant strife : '
. No more with blows thy honor shall be stained',
No more with oathB thy honest nature pained,; ,
No m re unshod shall flinty rocks assail
Thy tender feet, or flies, thy graceful tail ;'
,No more unpitied bend beneath tby load,
Or trace with wearied steps the tedious road.
Thus shall he say, and with assiduous care,
OIF from tholeHgjthe covering bramble clear ;
Clean w ith his knileYhletterj of thy praise,
And sing thy merits inrepeated lays. EQUIS
MARRIED, 1
On the 11th inst. in Iredell cpunr by the Rev, Joseph
KilDatrick. the Rev. John Miuhat. to Miss Man Ld
Davidson, daughter of Col. Geo Lee Davidson. ; '
R
riRXA, FEB. 7.
Thrarrival oFthftArcLihitchess MariaLouisa is still
very uncertain. It appears that the Court of MilUtt al
ways avoids explaining itself in a positive manneras to
the affairs p( Parma. ;v
p. - ' TLOBENCB, FEB. 7.
It, 13 thought that the Court of Milan, is not very well
inclined towards the Constitutional anti-Representative
Governments forming in ditterem parts ot Italy ; it is
th.s which probably causes the plan of our constitution
to be postponed. . , "'
; . 7.., BElPEtftKRGi FEB. 10.
' News is just received here that his holiness the Popei
oiiThe application-of the- Impcr'ialJLiutriajtiJCttJia(l
consented to restore t6 the university of Heidelberg all the
MSS. and other works taken from' the Palatine Library,
and hitherto preserved in the Vatican, consisting of 847
volumes. ' ', .
; i, VIE5SA, JAS. 6U-
Within these few days the Exchange of Couriers with
Italy has-been very frequent. Yesterday xarrived , Count
Parr, of the Staff of Prince Schwartzenbergj an express
from Milan, which he left oivthe 25th, and immediatelv
proceeded to St. Petersburg, Vhither he is)said t be
the Dearer ot important aespatcnes.,
Financial.
.u n i kw. JlnJ i,;.;n(;.ct,Wi-1i John Patterson, Samuel Patton, Aaron Peiry. R0zni
the Rale.gh Minerva and his pr.nt.ng establish, KoJgerS) Joh Uavid Reese, Esq Philip Ruippk,
in the city of Raleigh, solicits a continuation of s.ai-on Self, Leonard Smith. TV-John Taggart.
Thomas W. Scott having purchased from Mr. A. Lu
cas, '
ment
thTratemageikliberaiudgene to that
naoer and establishment. The manner in which it wa
as
conducted by Mr. Lucas, is so well known, that detailed
professions on the part of Tho. W. Scott are unnecessa
ry. Suffice it to say, that in both departments he will en
deavour to walk iu tlie footsteps of his predecessor : and
in conducting this paper will make the public good his
sole object, and .
r " Nothing extenuate,
" Nor set down aught in mlflice."
ALElGH LIBRARY. Those few- who
have not yet paid their subscriptions are
requested to do so. Persons holding books are delired -to
return them immediately, or measures rather unplw
sant must be resorted to in Order to obtain them.
April - . '.,...,' -.-.
1ST OP LETTERS, Remaining ia the"
JLi Past-Office at Concord, Cabarrus County,
on the 1st April, 1816, which, if not called for before
the 1st day of July next, will be sent on to. the Gcnewl
Post-Office as dead letters. B George H. Borger". C
William Clark, Henry Cagle, EUgenio Campbell, Thos .
Campbeiy Christian Coble, Wm. Carrigan; Ebcr Carlock
D llezekiak B Davis. r F George Tlemming, Jacob
Fagard. - G Nathaniel Gilmpure. H Joseph Howell,
Lewis Honeycut, Seth Hudson, William ii ill, Leonard
Hagfrr, John Hagler. J John Johnston. ' "L Elizabeth
Lippard, Henry Lippard, M-s'-Peter , Mealor, hichard
Martin, Peter Misenhimer, John Misenhimer P
Wjthis week present our readers with the act incor
poaaUntReRani oi the UiYited States it will be found
in
ceding columns.
F&OM THE N. YORK EVENING "fOST, A FB 1110.
L The Great Magicianyor Day Francis out done.
,-rMg. Secretary. Dallas, in his dashing tt
port of October, 181i,?after. exhibiting a view
of the deranged state of the finances, and an
nouncing to the. world the entire prostration of
nublic credit, proposes as an expedient for res
toring it,' " a national bank and treasury notes.
But whether, (says he) the issues of, paper
currency proceed from the national treasury or
from tne national banK, tne acceptance 01 me
Paper ia a course 01 payments ana receipts,
. . . "' ".'""'' I '- ' r - . rsTf
mustbeCoreverDtiaMatwiiqine cuizens. j.ne
extremity oj mat aay cannot oe amicipuiea,
when any honest and enlightened statesmao, win
again venture upon the desperate expedient of
a tender law." Yet this same honest" and en
lightened Statesman, in a littla- more than one
year after this report, resorts, not .only to the
expedient of a 'tender latv, btit to one of his
own makTnsr. In his famous 'ukase published
some months since he gives notice to the public
creditors, that Philadelphia, 'llaltimore and
Washington bank bills; would be tendered in
Davment of the public encasements due at those
places leaving it however optional with them
to take it, or run the cbanco"of losing the dehti)
lut tne mosijuaicrous uouinvaucei mi, iu
soDort piiblie creditrwas his proposition to the
state banks to swap notes with him.' Those
William Pinkney-has been appointed minister pleni
potentiary to thecpurt of St.- Petersburgb. ,
Massachusetts Ekctioiu From the latest accounts the
TolI6vniig"'1tth8Ute-tae LforeifirflrooksL
the federal candidate, 46195 : Dexter, democratic, 44085-
We have no doubt but that Gen., Brooks is elected by a
considerable majority. -'
. Connecticut Election. In tins state the federal candi
date Gov Smith is certainly re-elected and Judge In
gersoll is elticed Lt. Governor. Imlie House the feder
al majority is about forty.
W David Vhite, Alexander Warsham, Dicey Warshsjd,
April 1, 1816. -
TA LUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALfcV
'jf. tThe subscriber offers for sale; his land sit
uated in Greenville and Spartanburgh Districts, South.- ..
Carolina V containing about three thousand acres, where -
tn is erected a Forge with two fire plces, a Grist Mm,
witl,i two pair Of Stones, a Saw MtU and Tan yard all
in comolete order aftd .- Deration. A further descriptoii -
ja iinn.Vpgary, iftjfja presumed pd person w !! purcliase
u.niess nrav viewing um; premises 4-, .
Apri; 25, 1816 - V ' 47-&-
i TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD. Rue
1 aw ay from the subscriber living in Mont- ,
gomery county, N. C On th? 18th inst' a negro man m;-: .
the name ot j jajnicu, aDfUfcieeT ihwk. s-t
stout made, rathef yellow complexion, Wilhbme of m
upper fore teath out, and aBoUt twty-five years of age 1
liadona black homespiin coat, cbtton shirt and panui- )
i ' I . o'.m tnr riiTC.'itiiMr rmintv.PI,
way of Fayetteville and Newbern beArarTewM
in the former" place last winter, , 'he aove rearu,w? .
be given for apprehending the said negro' and securing
bim in any jail so that! may get hin arid all reawflaoift
expences- paid .- tvTT, ' M
- April! 8th; 1816: ' ; '47jL,
a TRiM?i?.Hft ANn (1 Tin Sr Copptt. .
mm o'chsv'1uS tmijiiuiv
place, offer their services to .the rohaOitanw w--:-cinfty.
They have connexions in, Petersburg, tnW",
whom.their materials will he procured on the besV tenw f
Thev are . warranted hi the belief that jusuce
sbop will be kc
I buildings, and
j lavtrui; viiiu w w ,fl . .
sbop will be kept o.1 Salisbury trcK oi .
DUiiaings, ana tneu" woi k encrcu iur - - ,. .
Store of Messrs. Brewef" aVid Fairlatfta 3 ; ,i
jOCJ" Cash given fbr.old pewter aadpperv
Kaleigh, AprilS. 1810
Vi
RUN-AWA From tne; su
I . .1.. Dlt Zm a.mMl
M KC.K . shout 24 or 25 vears ot aire, yeuow w--.
: . - - : - . , r.:i
Extract of a letter J 'rim a gentleman in Aew-TTtitew, Covi.
to fug correspondent tn Kaleiglt, dated Jipnl 13, ioiOi
" You are no doubt surprised at the result of the elec
tion in his State,,and will be anxious to know the cause
There are some unfortunate differences in religious mas
ters, which accounts forjt. The Episcopalians; who are
generally .Federalistsonceive that their denomination,
has, in a particular instance, been treated with injustice'
by Che legislature, and in their anger (which received' a
new incitement by some publications in the Journal of
this place) they voted for Oliver Wokqtt, the Democra
tic cdldater for-te
alist and an Episcopalian, but was opposed by the Pres
byterian Federalists, as churchmen believe, because o
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and is every way trust-worthy. He was elected Lieute- pie of the name of Cobb. andwdl be
naht-Qovernor.
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the Assembly, because tlie f eaeral Candidate was lugty subscriber or lodge him in any jail, and C9nyf
obnoxious to the Episcopalians.. Denonciations are atill , the subscrlberi'Sor'tJiat lie can gei mui -t,-- , ,
teeminffi:Mu;n.l ugainst'the leading Episcopalians reasonably fewarded v. HTEbwfcgftg
for an alleged u nlon wkh democrat jv and tbia charge "' ' . ' rheM
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his left eye-brow, ahdne each side ot.-M , (jmpiof
l one on the inside not properly cured, and rU
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will probabiy try to pass as a free man, he wssj V
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