... t
Foreign.
fhllv loved and it ii iineerelr teltee j tbi he
U well rfigDosed lonhe weIfr-ofi France, but proce.
those wli compose hi9 courtare not viewed in
the same" llghUThe Duchess of Aogbulemr
is at variance .With the king, since the ordon
nanee of the 5th September, dissolving the; last
chamber, of: deputies and ordering a new no
mination, r The deputies namep; la consequence
-XOH D EXMOy TU 'TO WILUdil SHilXER, ESq.
V ' 'Co;.).) - -v-v-x
fyee Charlotte, Bay of Algiers, 2d Sept, 1810.
- . tr Mr, M'Uonuel VnVtus utaud to me your
the period of his cruel confinement! by the Dey of that ordoon.an.ee. are almost tb sarne as he
- m'l t - .i . ' -- ... ;nifi... f Thntinrtv nf the tinneeia is victorious
o i''-'J ivn ":,' " - . rrt ' . ' .4'... Ia.Iu
. . - . i. .i - t s . n r . r nn miiiiKirK. iiMriiKuiniff
. . , . . . l' T .1 It,. ;,tiniir iln oil ilitv Mil th
this fleet, in convey to you, in tnaname oi .117 .,ir. minus, v ? "4r . 1 7 7 T-
; nation, as well a indiyiduallf, my sincere ac t maintain -the charte, that is, Uieklng s inten.
"knowledgmentsfor this proof -of your friendly tion ; and -tire -rmmstcrs are his counsellors.
;;'Jiffcosition'v':- '; . The chamber of depulie will assemble on the
1 am also fully aware of the extent of four, 4th of the next month 5 the fate of France do
.1 men of his' nends entirely on their proceedings, they may
majesty's ship Prometheus, who were o On. , restore or destroy her Vo to ns if there be
ttllV Simple; unuumi .' (.-
Ue more terrible ; than any thing we have yet
seen ' . ; ''' '
iiiititiablv detaiiled. aud thrown into chains, by
' .i.: i'..r..i i.;r . !ni,iiir.l vnu not onlv!
this feroefuij chief j inasmuch as ypii not
clothed them, hut furnished them witn money
fa relieve the cravings of hungpr. Such act
of humane genefosily ought not to be unrecord
ed, 'particularly when they were exercised at
the ri"k of your personal safety & it will be a
ratifietitiort to me,- to bring the eirctimstanitt
heforu the view of his majesty's government in
tfw Jijht it merits;" v :'; : '
l.OiuHt reqaett you will lo me the favor to in
form me of. the enpense you have been at,; in
ntRrinia of mv ilist rcsseil coun-
..j ... - - -J" , 4 , . -
irymen, in order that I may repay yon and 1
hall at all time be. ready 'to acknowledge fo
- your country thi. act of benevolence. . .,
I Bave thb hdnor to be, &e. &e. (Signed,)
... EXMOUTH.
WILLIAM SHALER T LORD EXMOUTH.
(Copy) ,
Consulate Gen. of the U States, Algiers, 2d
Sept. 1816 ,
Sir- have the honor' to acknowledge the
" receipt tf th letter which your lordship did
me "the honor to address me this ttiorning.
My regard for Mr. M'Donnewaa aulficient
to e.til into activity every thing within my pow
. er, to serve hint and his family, in tire critical
BituRtion in .which they were placed ; andlne
c dj)iibfid Miat in siraiiar'cireutosiances, my
couiilrvnien would have received from any JJri!-'
ish officer,. situated u I was, the 9ame relief
r which it uas i'rtunHtV-ly in my power to extend
to the ollicers and Tioat'- crew of his majesty's
ship Prometheu, so onjuslly detained here.
1 avail mygelf of this occasion to assure your
lordship, 'that in the ease in question, my feel
inrs cuneurred with what considered to be my
. .... T . . . L I " '
au'f, ahu tnat 1 receive wil'i greai sensiouny
The money advanced by' me for the relief of
the British officers and mmen dsta:ned here,
amounts to one hundred dollars, which if agree
able to your lordsTiip, 1 will settle with .Mr.
;' M'Donuel. ' - "
irf?rV'iti"rery'.great''iOBideratipii.and . respect,
i imve me iiujiui m ue ruui oi iibiiiii . muai. v-
UedlCut humble servanT, (SigtaedV .
- WILLIAM SUA'LER.
. Yesterday arrived atihi imrt tb U, H Brig
frometheus. A. B,' Wadsworth, eom rander
i0 days from St. Petersburgh, and 28 from El
sineur. This is the vessel which carried out Mr.
Coles, with despatches from the American go
vernment to the Court of Russia. She arrived
At Ht. Petersburgh on the 27th of Sept. and re
malii -d there till t he 29th of Oct. during which
time the Emperoiwas tUisent on a journey.
We understand she has bruia;ht despatches
from the Ameriean Charge d'Affaires, in Rus
sia, aiid.from Mr, Coles : but oii &ecount of
the absence of the Emperor, it i presumed they
m Pj nnl amwcra trt pri ininiin i P -I t ioriH of mill
government, fur whirh nrobablv Mr. Ct remain-.
i . ri . r . l . i '. : " -
eu in 73i. reierswurgn
Tka 13i.na.i d .Iirinri3 nA nnlliinfll irttolll
Ifetlee of iinp'oi fance.
, . Mr. Pinknev had not arrived.
, CHARLESTOK, NOV. 30. "
A letter from Liverpool dated Oct. 26, re-
qeivd by the Union. sVs, " I never advise
speculation on peri&liable articles ; but am con
vinced, (and it is the geueraTMipinion here)
.''that it would be safebuiness to give g 12 per
tt'bl. for all the flour in the United States, for
thin market.',' The same letter sf tes, that fine
Upland Cotton was in good demand at 19d. and
likely to continue at that price.
Latest from trance. I he fast sailing ship
French Finance. We have been favored
with a copy qf the plan-of M. LafiUe, a ban
ker at Pari, a member of the commitlee on the
Budget, and recently returned to the new cham
ber of Deputies, fojr providing for the deficit in
the Freneb Finances whi(?U will utrite in the
course of next . year. AccordihgtV' th esti
mate, it appears that the receipts f 18.7 will
be 700,000,000 franes, ' the ordinary expenses
590,000000, the extraordinary eXpences, in
cluding the war contributions, the pay of the
allied troops, &c. 3'0,000,OCO leaving a deficit
of 200,000.000. This M. Lafilte proposes to
sunniv bv resortins to loans, after rt-slablish-
iner nublie credit, bv adontins t nevV mode of
liquidating the arrears due to former creditors,
under which they should hot be subjected to a
ny loss, also by the annual sale of the forests
to the amount of 30.000,000, until the year 1820,-
and by an augmentation -of the sinking fund.
spa, fcad $aken oMMgionCamanaitnl-waa
proce-ding agaiust Caraas with aeufficient
it was believeti to laae poscsiwu i
force
Domestic.
!
BOSTON, NOV. 23.
entitled an act lor po piirpqaoi cev f?ap
inifprt stares or America - certain. m srem -
Alttnn lWrta rnnLftirip.il i And whereaabv an
up a v wm - - - - - 7- - . - -
" i act passed in the year4S03hap. dentitle
' . nptrfort titles to land reserved to this. state bv
the cession act, which act is limited to take et-v
. His Excellency, Jonathan. .""' e u nhflni th flSSent oTtha ron.
f ih Hnn of Sweden, arnveu -'"T -i "-"o . . -
at Providence on Friday last.. He ha brought joUhe Un ;r .
- f!nm,reiHl 1 reatv with Sweden, liened I ;And whereas, the Congress of the. United ;
at SJtoekhoIm, ttept tn, ana a is
like Treaty with Denmark. '.
reported a j States m granting that. assent. to 'the state of
;i ennessee,' complied witn it cpnamonaiiy ana
this state &V the cession actj and to which" act
cnntainmer said assent, this state wasnooartv.
- . .. ,--.'r oananoaiguaT nov. 19.'
We are sorry to hear from Lake Ontario than
four sehoooers were driven ashore and lost , an(j fherefore not-bound by it.
near Cape , Vincent, during the late violent gaies t An(J wuei.ea3 the state oflTennessee
Considerable - damage uas oeen -"' an act of t!ie General Assembly of said stated
the loss oi ; poperiy, -uu. uappu, v. jn t,,e y6ar flSidjid under .heatf
ail ou ooara were saveus
HEUKIMEU, (4 Y.) NOV. 21.
Wmlerful PreservatioKOn TKtfrsday last, j state under and by
whilst a voiitic man at Newport was engaged; whereby much and
in eleanincr the bottom of a well, the
stones i
suddenly gave way and ha' Was' immediately
buried to the dt-pih of fifteen feel beneath a so
1 ma of stones and travel. Six hours e-
lanscd before the most unremitted eterjin o
nis loeijnoiirn were uoic ( rinii;aic iiim"vu
his perilous situation. W hen he was taken up
he was able to walk without assistanc. ,
NEWARK, (NEW-JERSBT,") NOV. 62.
Murder. - - M r. David Colden Cooper of Ne w
York. Was killed in a dueltti dnesday mor
ning last, by-Mr. Christopher Jlobdrts, jun. of
Elizabeth Town. ' The affront, it is said, was
first civen by Mr. Robarts at a private house
in Elizabeth-town," and'still he was the chal-
lengar. Seepndfi being chosen and the inslru
nnnaitics tno civiniT in evidence in i nem courts
I C , . . f
of any grant issued by the authority of tl)i3
virtne of the cession aci,
and manifist iimmice w done
the citizens of North-Carolina holding
to
claims of the above kind.
, . : ,
Be it therefore Resolved, tliafa Joint eom-x
mittee of both hpuses of the legislature be air
jiointed to take the subject undcronsidera
tioii; ti draft i mamoritd to the, congrcps jof
the United States G)r th purpogeof procHring
a irdress of the said grievances.
Messrs. Nash, Chambers and Pan'l Jones
were appointed on the par of the House, and
of the Senai?. -
Tlie House adjourned. .
-7 , Saturday, vVyv. 30.
Gabriel Holmes, of Sampson, Nath'l. Jones,
(C. T.) of Wake, and Whitmel H. Pugli, of
met in the fatal field, from whence one wa9 re-
RomeSpt. 22. Extract of a private letter.
Some persons think that the Princess of.Wales
intends to go to Venice, but I really believe that
ka in a it a fn ruin rn tn hpp Knp vilJll An the lake
of Como, pasYing bv the wav of Bologna and i moved a lifeless corpse l-Thus met two young
' . . ' . . . t A 1 .. .nJ ihni thin nortvH !
Florenee. She has visitLiI the fope, ana pre-j-rr'ewua u assui.a.cr-... r.- .
.one io i ue nari a rigntemi jcikvii n
ritiee to the shrine ot pride ami talse honor.
sented to him some relics which she had brought
from Jerusalem. The Diplomatic Body paid
iheir Court to ibis Princes,
lengsr.'-seepna oemg crimen an m fertie, Esquires, wereelected Counselors of
ments of death provided, the parties proceed- ' 1 -
they sopped in eo.npanyland th. next morning . Boyhin presented the petition of $olo.
from paying a fine.
Mr. Cherry, the petition of Wm. Pierce of
Martin," praying permission to collect arrears
of taxes. Head and referred.. ; .
MRr. Badger presented a bill to incorporate
resistedUll the fatigues and dangers of a long
voyaze. -The" vessel in whieh she
wis not armed, and was several times pursued
by pirate S. Her suite is singrilarlj composed.
TV ie greater nnmber bejohsing m it wear the
' .... . t
of the Urder ot t. feepulejire, and tne ue-
whosc health has'The other, fleeirt the justice of an earthly tri-
llAina!. stuns with vreraore and a cuilty con-! tho Nnrth
r a X W 7 r J . . - - . ( l ,VBai'a
embarked science, that like Cai,.h had shed the blood
of his fellow man.-C?fincZ.
y. , . " . n .11. I ii W3 -
your very datleringapprot)atiou-,.l wi.ai i nave Korfitwn of (he 0rder 0f Caroliuei founded by the 'of
ajne
. iAia delphiu Nov. 27:
The President and Directors of the Bank
tho United States,
yesterday appointed
Princess herself. She'is to mett her Counsel Jo!ai Sergeant, Ksq. as Agent for the Bank,
Mr Brougham, at Horence or Milan. r to proceed trEurope for the purchase of Spe-
William .Gill known by his travels in Greece, lcie Wc understand 'that Mr. Sergeant will
who was for some time attached to the Priti- ;, f., v,.,.n.. kv txt. r.rRf ...-1-
Utm. mM tj f V vm w 'M. ..
Great Arrival from India. By the New-
Isabella Capt Price, arrived hereon Monday
in the shbr passage of28 days from Havre-de-Gracffs
whieh place she left n the evenTng of
(h 23d of October.- By this arrival, we were
pin in possession oi variousnies oi navr,e anu
- Paris, papers, the former to the 21st, and the
latter to the t9h ult. Their contents are uli-
..... . .. . 'i. ' r-
itiferestiDg lo ine American reauer -neing prin-
vvvv. v."". -...-.r.o . -..v noara jn American alnp lor
. r : . l a ii. . ..r -..a
iv.ing," rruices anu i riucf ssineir ruling nui
r t heir appearing at their windows their hunt-
- ing parties -their appetites-ana sitcn Jiki,' lui-
inniii tnimnorv in w liinli up 'foln i n H nnll i n"
ake no interest. A few. translations are made
for this morning's Gazette. - V '
V"e Jearu verbally by ihis vessel, that a scar
city of bread stuff was prevalent in. France ;
but it would seem from a Leghorn article, a
inong our translations, tiat grain was very a
bun (Tint there, and continual supplies arriving
from the Black Sea It is hardly probable that
the French peoplewill starve, with such a gra-
aarv in ineir imizuuuruuuu.
I here weror 100 arrivals at the portof Ha
rre in the month of September. Of the article
f Cotton, these vessel brought 745 bales j
of Rice,' 10 hid, and of Tobaceo, 615 hhds.
Tho following article, handtsd us by a pas
senger in the Isabella, throws some light upon
Aha1 nnlilitial cilnntinn nf PranBft: . r . '-
Extract of a letter, dated far is, Oct. 20.
cess's establishment as her Chamberlain, is by
accident at present at K..me. He intends to
nrocebd to Naoles. where he wiM.''finish his
Map of Gree.-M--Jroornai de liekits.
Paris, Oct. - id .yesterday Mr. Canning
had the honor of being presented to the King $
the andience which his Majesty give him last
ed more.lhii .one hour. ' .
There is reason to believe t hat his Majesty
has affiled his signature to the Preliminary
Treaiy brought from Rome by lbs Abbe Pleii
riel. If there still remain some points to he
regulated it i not ; supposed that they will.be
of a nature o cause Jong delay.. We flatter
ourselveS5 that within a month from this date
the definitive arrangement will be announced
and that the Government will by that date or
soon after, publish the particulars of this im
portant transaction. L'Jhn de la Religion.
The Secretary of State for the interior has
intimated to the prefects, r in a circular, dated
Sept. 26 that the King, always attentive to the
vaiits of the people, is,desiuous that all the ef
forts of the administration should tend to assure
during the rigorous season, the maintenance of
the laboring and indigent classes. 1 he repair
ing of highways and roads affording works of
the greatest utility, his Majesty requests that
they will promote tbem with ajl possible activ
ity, lie informs them that they may immediate,
ly apply tn the fund in the Departmental Bud
gets to the keeping up and repairing the roads
which are maintained at the expense nf the De
partment; that they must make eyt-ry suitable
arrangement for (be application in the course
of the winter of these funds and those voted by
the Council-General, and pee,ially granted for
the works of Charity j- and finallyrthat if tbey
are assured that any sums in the Budgets of the
Departments still remain free, in consequence
of economy or otherwise, they shall hasten to
auiliorise tlie disposal thereof, io useful works
LetUr from Constantinople, dated Aug. 28.
. General Lai I l-in and had scarcely left this ci-
jty, in company .with an ofheer of the name V in -temele,
who formerly served in BonaparlT'ar
my. when Savary received peremeptory orders
to depart immediatelvr' He. has embarked on
Balem Ti is re"'
markabte that the sending away of those two
r renclimen was erteeted by a firman of the Sul
, tail, in which it is further announcedtha't he
i will nut in future allow any one of ihejldher
;ents f the deposed Emperor to abide in the
1 urkish dominions. , - t
B AtTIMORE,., SOV. 28.
x Latest and Important from South America.-
ISythe r air American, urrived this
Castle. Steam Boat which came up on Tuesday
afternoon, Capt. Ansley and the- Supercargoes
of th si.ip Benjamin Rush. , came to . the city',
and inform that the snip, had a passage, home
of 129, days from Calcutta, that the Missionaries
tbaf-went out in the ship, were, in good health,
and thrtt tlie Benjnmin Rush bring a return
cargo for KDWARD THOMSON, Esq. the
Owner, of the value of eight hundred thousad
dollars. '
NORFOLK, NOV. 21.
Captain Gordon. We have seen a lette.r re
ceived in town from an officer of the Mediter
ranean squadron, which leaves little doubt that
the captain of the United States navy, w!io is
stated to have died. recently on board one of
our fricates, is Capt. Gordon. Theletter allu-
ded to is dated 17th Ausr. at which time Cant.
Gordon was confined to his bed, ad so ill as to
leave little hopes of his recovery. The letter
fnrlherobite'rves, that he was desirous to go to
ranee, to try the enct ot a change Af air and
scene, lor vuen purpose ne had obtained the
consent of the commodore. '
cult to describe, a9 to ..know what the;result of
'the present contest . will be. The king is geo
ing impdrtant news.. Jate accounts.'from the
Spanish Maine, received at St. Thomas, rep
resent the operations or the Patriotic forces as
successful in every, rencontre ;"they had cap
ta'redthe city of Caraccas and Lagtiyra and
carried their arms" as far to leeward as Porto
Cavello, of which they are in possession, jrom
Oronoke down. '' - . ' . .
The Virginia, arrived here from Barbadoes,
brings information, that a. vessel had arrived
f he state of ;Prarice "isat presrit as: drtn--4 on t,,e 6th fromL
Legislative Proceedings.
LEGISLATURE OF N. CAROLINA.
BOUSE OF COMMON'S, . f c
. . Friday, Nov. 29.' .
Mr. Seth Jones nrcsentrd a; bill to increase
River and Adam's Creek Canal
Company. Mr. Welch, a bill to authorise
the issuing of Treasury Notes.
Received from the senate a resolution ap
pointing -Icssrs. Collins; Frink ami LaldweU
a committe, to take under considcrati m the
subject of issuing S80.000 more Treasury
Notes. Referred to-Mcssrs. Drew, Porter,
Webb, King, and Jacorks-of the commons.' -
Received from the Senate a bill to incorpo
rate a Company to build abridge across hc
Yadkin, river. Received also a bill to! esta
blish a turnpike road in Burke. Read and it-v
turned:
: rh'c bill to incrtvpnrate the Raleigh Libra
ry passed its third and last, reading. -
Mr. Porter, from a scject committee to
whom was referred the pcfition of Wnu Tate,
of Wake county, repnrttd Favtmrably to the
petition and a resolution passed this ;house di
recting the Secretary of State to, issue a land
warrant for 640 acres of land.
Mr. Iredell presented' the report of the
Adjutant General. I he report states the
total strength of Infantry in N. Carolina to
be43,85t-Caval:y 1,9W.
' Monday, December 2d.
Mr. R. H. Jones pr sented a bill to con
troul and vest lapsed legacies in certain cases.
Mr. Winslow, a bill concerning the "town of
Fayetteville.
Mr. Craven, a bill to reduce the fines of
Grenadiers and Light Infantry iiC Randolph.-."
Rpceivodrfrom the Senate a hill to alter the
mode of Electing Sheriffs in this State. T!ii
bill was rejected on its first reading 60 to 5P.
' ' -,''.' Tuesday, Dec- 3.
j Wilson, of Tennessee, praying for a land
j Warrant..
Tr. rirw nroapnteil ji hill rnnrrrnin? ex-
mv; yuy ui aurms io me superior voui i ior press revocations or cancenmT ius.
Wakecounty -read and rejected. On motion of Mr. Dudley, the Committee
Mr. Cowan presented a bill for the better
regulation; of Ihe tourt of Pleas and Quatter isury Notes, were instructed to consider oftbe
expediency ot selling, under certain reguia
tjons, the Capital stock of the State Bank, rc
Sessions within this' state. Mr. Fillvaw, a
bill to increase the fees of Constables of New
Hanover county. Mr. Hatley, a bill relative
to ihe County Courts of S.'okcs and Surry.! for concurrence
appointed on the expediency of issuing Trca-
mainina: unsubscribed. Sent to . the Senate
Thcse.bills were read and sent to the Senate.
Mr. Stephenson, a bill to authorise Daniel
AlcDowall, SherifT of Haywood, to collect ar
rears ef taxes. ." . v '
Mr. Ryan presented the petition of James
Dmtnine:. Sheriff of Guilford. nravW anal.
' ' 1 - "V ---o .
Iowance lor insolvent debtoi-s.--Mr. Parish.
the petition , of Gabriel Holmes, Sheriff of
New-Hanover, praying authority to collect
arrears oi taxes. . Re;id-and referred. f
Received a refmhitiori from the Senate", di
recting a select tomniittee t examine the i
jnount of land and poll taxes, the number of
militia and the number of souls agreeably to
the late Census, in VHi of the rnnp-rps(rnal'
this mornimtt7i:,,..:t r- r---x--T - -s-i-J' .:. " . . . -
from St. Thomas, wejiave received the follow- V. ,.imflsl, and make report tiicreof
to me j-.egisiaiure. l ire resolution was con
curred with.
Received from the Senate a resolution pro
posing tin) appointment of a select j;i;it com
mittee to revise and anfend the Laws of tins
State respecting the public - roads and "higli-
wavs i ne m!!)ir.i!iw-ai e ni iv.i;
arid -Nixon, senate ; Commons, Messrs. viar-
tin Rrittain and Jeffreys.
A letter was presented from Dr.
whieh had brutish t verbal inlellisrence, that the
celebrated patriotic Gen. Sir Ghegotb; M'Ghe-
l he house took up the order of the dav on
the bill to alter the name and style of the man
ufacturing company of the county of Ilertie.
7 he object of this hill is to create a new hank.
Also the hill to prevent the circulation of due
bills. These bills were on motion made tlie
order of tl cday for Monday. '
On motion cf Mr VrA the. house entered
into3 the follow jug resolution : Whereas, bv
an act of the Ok
of North-Carolina, passed in 1789, chap. 3d.
Jeremiali
Rattle nf Ra hnirh nresenttnsr to the; LosisLi-
, T 3 -
ture a book containiit": an ar."cou'ntf'f!ie .Pen
itentiary of NeWrYork. describ'Og the buiW-
Jnru. f hi rronfimv n'f tlif - iiiQtit ntinn and t!lf
penal law of that- State. ' Z "
,.3Ir. Jones of 1 tali fax, presented tin', p"'1;
. . i r
i-' . I" . I A I . J . . il . .... I fir
uon oi jomi nision resueciiuj; ie rein-'.ii -
III'JII-IIMII.K 111 flTlll.T-- I'll . Illll-. '
f ci-.. t i .1-: i ii 1" r ci,L-p.
uioriai ui atnoi.nwi ijic.k ano orners ot
on the subject of public roads.
IlI'MIUII- UI ITlf Jl. il, Li IV. "
Resolved itself into a committee of the w!f'
ir. iAiate Jones in the chair, on the rw
ted election of David Ricks of Nash ro intr
After spehdin:: some time the conn
rose .and reported progress, and the nm
was lmallv re-committet! to the eoinmiiw
privileges and elections.
Thd sneaker laid before-the : house
eneifaL Yssemblyiof Jlio Btahvftfital report ofJabn iravwood, Usn
VP
Treasnrer