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thronii^liuui i!u' ci'imt’”., v. ill in llic course of a tVw voar'". liavr ;i nralt ! ial ftUxl in itnjM’uviiig itic (j'.ialiiy (ij our lltx k''« Boi'fan Da'tUj .‘‘Jdi'crtiaer. ■ rroiTi the I.ousir.iia Advertiser. r»K;^rrt: l Ai'-ii 1 rv and iin.ii sTANniNr.. TIhtc scarrcly o::i>-.t. in tlic Kni^lish two words ol’ more vurial>l(‘ si^iiiiication. It' we porccivo a jierson wiio is wt'Il dressed, wc say his ixppeiir- aiicc is rc.yiectdlile. Oi' a weaUliy man w i' ;ay, no niatler what iiis \irrs, iie is ol /nmh sfnndinti and ^reat rf~yKrt(thi/ify. ^\ «• sav such a htwyer is pussessi'd ol respei fii- ble tal(’n*s,a!tlion!^h llujse laleyls are i>sed, iiol lo fur iher the pm-]:,os(’}i of justice and ecjuiLy ; but lo deft.nd vice and iniciuity by sopiiislicalod urp^uments and perver sion of the principles of justice.—Sutii a jiurclianl wo say is. of high ",'nnding^ al- tiioui'ii his pretioniinant (jualities he sel- iishni'SS and aval icc, and hisiortune have been crcatcd by his talent to impose on the credulity or ii^norance of his feilows. No two V.ords are more abused than these ; and often do wc liear ev«*ti virtu ous and ^ood men. pronounce this or Whatman to be wealtlij, and, consctjuent- U-, reHjin inbh'. Some remedy should be sou};ht for the abuse of u ords, whicii, if the abuse con tinue, uill ultinialeiy be considered as ■'•xpressiuiis of co!SlO)upl, !)y every moral and uprii^ht man. \'ii i,ue and iinowledi;e uione should 'oe held up as pre-requisites to respecMbility and standing' ; for all must admit that the first-is amiable and really lo he respected and esteemed, and none cati deny tliat the iijrcater our true knowledi^e is, (it is itnmatcrial v. helher that knowhHliife be p;ained fiom hooks* or tlie contemjilation of tlie w orks of the Oiniiiscient that suri-uund us.) the more apt are we to act froixi just ])rnici- liles tUid upf’rri'i!'; motives; none can de- i'.y that, the rrcLiter oui- it^norunc(‘ , the more liKtly it is that absi'.rd pi-ejudices and \injuslilial)le prepossessions will pre- j.onderate over the maxims of reason and the.laws of jMstire. Virtue ami knowlcdp:e alone can form any just—any durable, distinction be tween mati and man. 'I'he possession of wealth-is transient and uncertain, and lie who to-day catrtlfHw a check fora hun- tlred thousand, lo-morrow may j^rovel in the (lust; but he who is virtuous enjoys an iiitei nal happiness, and lie v. ho is wise possesses a treasure to whicli the gilded vanities of the world can bring no par allel. li. From the Boston Midical Intulligcnccr. DKATH LY DHlNKiNG COM). WATER. Tlie num!)',-r of (ieaths in this city, the* last ^veek, imputed to a too free use oi - C( id walei, is rxcecditujly melancholy. 'W e are fully persuaded that somethinq; Tno»e llian cold water, however, bas an jti'ciicy in these sudden und often fatal at- feciions of the san.Ljuine.''is system. So tar as our own observations have extend ed, hihorin^; ne ]>le are tue most liable lo injuiie*-’ ironi diinkin^ cold water, Avhen the atmospheric terujjeralure is ve- r hip;ti, a.id a niajority of those who liave (i:' d, have been either grossly in- t*nij)' i ai", or wrj e stron.">;ly inclined to it. 'I here is a n.istakeri notion pcrvad- j;.:: t!-.e Uboriiij- pai't '.’'ilii’t u-Mmunity, ’i;:it it the weattier is exce-‘-i\.'-!y w-arin, jt is tie(.essai / lo tuti .' th'- n^.'-e spirit. Nothin!.^ can i)e moi'- ei i' ):.‘'oi's, or a'.y pr:icii''e more" peinirious., ’i he less sp!"il man drinks, the better it is for hitr, mule’’ all circumstances. A ccn- siani >ise of lifjiioi s, of a stimulating na- tii’- deranges, !jy a slow but certain train oi' ,(r..lions, all the anijnal functions, ii.n'1 places ihe tiervous and circulatitig svst;'ni^ in that peculiar condi'if)!), that o!;V eMi’aordinary excitemint has a con- s’aiit tendency to explo ie the |,>o\\e.rs’ol ' lile in an insiant. Such, we Ijelieve. was the stale of t!u);-;e w!io-have been tne vic tims of n iimnochM ate useof^;old water ; ihev ha\e carried on the excitement, by su :,'Iv an:l h ibitiia! conr'U' of tippling- lii! a s-idden c!i;uik"(; in the secvetorv or- g'.ns, l)v a (I'aught of water several de- gr,;(.s Ijclow tU‘.i t'jinpera’ure (./f’heir own FOHKIGX. rnOM ENf.L.WI). NrAv-YOiiK, .u LY 19.—W e havo been favored by our con'esp,oJidents of' the Boston Daily Advertiser, and lloston Pa triot, with siij^s containins; exlracts Irom London papers of the 11th, and Liver- ])ool to till- Uth lilt, i-.roinrlit l>y the ship Ti'jjftz., which arrived at Jloston oti Sat- ,, r.-»)U «,.nains ».il. tl.ch.l.alHUntsoflliUIsi- acciacnt occumJ „ if i>e tiuc, uau .i ^ o ^vhlch in the most mi],ressive " exeiupliiies the uncertainty ofiijv iiJ"? iii*r»*ssilv and imnni-i i . • iirdav. ]t will he seen by the account ot the niaikets given i)eiow, tliat tliere liad been a fa'l in the ivieo of cotton. Ihe jiublic iunds hr.d 'also faHen co'isiderablv : jnore, iiien;!eavc>ring to go to the as within a short ji.'riod ; the 3 per cents, j of larahim '^arha, hut they w ere (\u '. - l>ears evcrv n'.ark ol /aiithenticitv, tlu campaign of tlie Su’tan this summer has rnded in the sam.'disasters that crowned evcrv former attompt against (ircece. THir.srr,, Mav 'i:..—We con;iniie to j-eceive letters coahnniti'g the inteliigenc- we communicated to you on the ‘2Hh inst. and we have the ploa.sure lurthei to inform you, that, alter the naval engage- inent v. hii h look place oil Candia on the :9lli April, betuif‘n a.division ot the l':(-vpfian lleet .and our vessels, under Miaulis, the Turks tried their fortune from to -S?, witiiout ar.y satisniclory reason iiclr.g assigr,;-?.! for tins reduction. i'he liev.'Abraliam Rees, 1). 1). etilior of the Cvclopivdia. See. died in London on the 9tii, in the ii'Jd yt'ar ol his ag-- The iMarcvins of Hastings liad return ed to K:;gland,- and is ’to succced Mar quis WeUesly.as lord lieu^'Tiai'.JL of Ire land. Or. .Mr. O’Conm l’s return to Ire land, .sotnething like a t!inmj)ii or public welcome was got up for the occasion. He made a suitable address to the people who crowded around him. A letter from a liritish officer, dated atChitagong, February 1th, speaks con- nden’lv of it speedy terminutif»n ol hostil ities with the linrmese, and of the Hrit- ish being able lo negociatc ii treaty on their own terms. A letter from Liverpool of thf' 11th June, makes the following statement : “The import of cotton into I iverpool this year, as compared with tl’.at oi last year during the same period, has been 270.000 bags against 2rj.f'00, the exct'ss consisting of about M'.Of",' .'.niei'icati, 19.000 .'i,ii'.>0 I'ast i'ndia, C.I.tnio l^jryptian, and .",000 \\'est India, See. in ail 64,0'X) bags ; and thougli the slocks in the j>nrts arc estimated ut _96,OOJ only, against 3V KOOO in .Un.e last year, yet as* prices are just double what they tiien overtaken near Motion by our braxe Ad miral, who did not liesitate lo attack tlieni, and obtained, as usual, acotnplete victory ov» r them. We proceed lo give you the ;ii’air as related to us b\ au^ Aus trian ca;/ain,who has just arrived in our j)0rtfroii! .Mexandria, and v, I'.o says that this secoiul engagenient took place o!i the i:th inst. The above tnentioned Catjtain, was, on that day. a lew miles distant IVom .Modon and Coron : towai els noon he heard a heavy lii-'.ng whi.-h last ed till midnight. At that time lie was about; twrntv miles irom Modon, and heard five following times live dreafulex- l)iosions, S: he then saw great llanies and considerable smoke in the gull ol Mo don. \\hich made him suppo.-u* that sev eral ships of war had been destroyed. Oti the next day, (1 '.t!» M:i>) in ‘”">- iiing, he saw Irom alai't.' («rcck M's-jeli, which hoisted their pendants in sign ol victory, but, unfortunately, a^ the v.-ea- ther was had, he could tiot reach them to have any coninuinicaiion wiih them, and. cunse(ju“ntlV he could not give us ans I'lirlher rirormation. LATI'.ST I Ti.OI’F,. ^ nt:w-vouk, .ii i.v .>iy ;!ie Liverpool packet ;.hip l'oluml)ia,we i\'ccived (;tii nlfS of Lonilo!! j)apers to tlv,‘ i-iih, an.lLiver- to tliL* icth .lune —(loneral Devereux, of the Co- lom!)ian service, but a Urithh subject, while travelling in Italy for ihe restora tion of his health, was arrested at Hoyigo on'the ir.th May, by order of ihe/^is- trian government, and sent to Venice, where’he has since been confined a close prisoner. The Clenerai, it appear.s, had no previous notice, beiore entering the Austrian territory, ot the danger in w hich he was placed. His papers were seizeil, together with some pi-operiy he had a- bo'ul him, and these were to he sent to Milan to he exariined in the Lmperor s own presence. A gentleman who came over from Trieste, on hearing ol Cien. times prepared for the summons of dr' —whether his approach be ann„u>irj by the slow hut certain i-avages of ing disease, or whether, as in Uie f,'’ sent case, his unerring shaft he hui'H with all the rapidity and awfulness nf the lightning’s flash—and the mo^- frame in the full enjoyment of health a I hope, he transformed in an instanu' cold and breathless clay. Mj-. S\mv II. II.vnsKi.s, for a number of yeavs r,. 7 a worthy citizen of Kell’s Point, struck by the lightning and insiunVi> expired. A gentleman r.sici;;: DeverOux’s arrest, in order to enquire j in the neighborhood informs that tbf j;. iuto the cause and lo set about means ceased was at his rope walk, on th.j n'j for his liberation, was refused pcrmissu.n'* ' ' to see him. His place of confinement was the stale piison in the ducal palace at Venice. He travelled as un American su!)ject, under a passport granted by .Air. liro\vn, the .\merican Minister at Paris. were, the present stocks exceed those of; poo! papers and letterii to tlie th .lune last vear, in point of value, in no less a i inclusive. 'I'he Havre puLket shij) sum than jL 1,^00,000, upon .a moderate .Ma!) has also brought p;;;i;!’s oi t:iat computation Sujiplies coiuinue to come forward freelv, and a vessel Irom New- York and Havre, within tiiese few c!a;. s, has contri!)i;led to shake the confidence of holders, /i’he total - import of tlir week amounts to 21,9^0 jjackages, atid the sales to ;.boiil 1970, consisting of 10 fair to good liea Pdands at '?> Id : 4 10 L p- land ,at \:>{ to iGd lor ordinary to mid dling, 16 lojKd for fair to good, and 19d for fine ;^570 Kev-Orleans at IO4' to CO.vd ; eo Alabama at 13d per pound, See. being a decline of 1 to 1 r upon last week’s price.s. At this reduction there are few buyers, and the market indicates a s.ill furthi r decline, so that quotations cannot be correctly given ; hut wh.en pri ces are established, it is jjrobuble wc shall enjoy an active htisiness, us the dealers must be low' in stock, and the trade in Manchester is tolerably good.” LrvKiU'Ooi. MAUKKTS, .Tuxt: —Coflan —Tiie present state of thelmarket is so unsettled ar.d j)recari(nis that it is difn- cult if not wholly impossible, to give an accurate report eitiier as to extent of op erations or the current \alue ; it being evidently the interest of l irge holders to conceal sales which may have been made at ah extraordinary sacrifice, lo give publicity to which would create a panic, and accelerate the dcdine. The aggre gate sales declared, amount only to 1952 i)ags, about the same as the week pre ceding, at a further declinc of lid on Brazil, and Id on American and other dc'scriptions; l;ut at the ( lose of the week biiyerii could not be fouHd at the reduc tion. Gni’.rcE. It will be seen by the following ex tracts, that the cause of the (ireeks is as prosperous as the friends of that brave people could w ish for or expect. 'i he traitor ()dy.sscus is said to* have fallen into the hands of the (.ireeks, aftei* h*a ing been al)andoncd by his own sol- diei :i. 'I'hr XiM-ernUurg correspondent of .T.^t May, contains an art'clt* dated from l!n' cons', of the Met'iierran'.'an, May P'.. which icjjrcsejits the 'I'uiks as incapable f prosecuting the u ar against the (li eeks , , . i”- , , I'Jiuii uii- aiimjiiimre iiictss ,'r d 1 crn, whose obicct w as to ein xt aj , , :1 i- 1 , • r , , , • - I- .• 1,,. ! Iv. and t.K' M\u! lightnings fiushcc Vq-'i iintcr revolution in favor ot royaliv.i - , . , : , , . ,• I ■ ; 1 .. pule to ;.(de*u ith inipefaous\i-oritv r,i; us cliaru'c was alterwards oented in ' ,* | . . ^ Pans iiuii:steri-.d i.ni -viL-, alt.iou ,^!i 111,,, v .11 : . , • I , ' It'.liould conv. Ncai-the close ot 'hf Im lu's, pr )tl:ice-> an inst iiitancous apo-| with vig-ir. P i'l U'sertiTl t!.at the vice- p]f‘’‘;\. •!'induces the most aggravated 1 rov (>f Lgypt annot ri iiitorce Ibrahim qi.. i ha*ha, in cons^-cpjcru'c of his being com pelled to contiihMtc' to th;- foniiatiou of a’l army v. hic'i the Porte finds it neces ,a- rv to employ in order to traniinilize Sy ria. Ibis furtln r iurmised, that because Ibrahi’.n had not made the progress ex- bloo i-li II ig, a:-!vl cni:.''ics \vhi h oj)erate | pect*'rl in the Moreii. tht're is a disposi- qmckl-. . !:d ])(^NMTi'uli)., are the most j tioti at Constantinople to abandoti him to oe-tain iiitMiis ofovercouiiti^ epojiiec- 1 l;is faM; altogether. 'i'he I'aris (^o')s'itntioncl of .fiine 9, an- iKninces the deieat of Iv’erlschid Pacha, a! th.f head of ..’^sOno .\!’K.iiians, Suliots and otiu is, near Analnlico. by the (l.’eeks; N’ofas }j;/.ari'i, Zangas, atid Nicetas, were the chit fs w ho led tlie Chj'istiuns. On the 16th May, it is sUitcd the ‘Seras- kier’ had crossed the district of L'loi.has, a'ld on the 17th, at day-ijreak, was er- countcred l)y 12,0d') (.1 t-cks who cover ed Aiiatolico.—Nicetas, w I10 coiTimand- ed the van guard, imtiicrliat'dy-r-:ive t!ie sie;'iil for batth’, and. rushed into the ir.iil'- t oi’ti.i.' • nemy hiiMself. A t o’clock v’(,'or\, it is slatrd, ciowued the stand ard of the (!iiri-.tians. Tl.e 'Inrks, l)»'a- t n at all j^oiii; , iled ’!i t'.ie roatl t>i Ar- ta, leav ing . ) Kill'd on the held of bat tle, :i')0 oners -V (•-! in the stomach and bowels wiiich terminate the lii’e of the uniiap- I'-tim. i ho'C physicians who have !iad t!ie r.'ust exp( rier.ce v. ith tlu'se cases, il’call- fd iv, s.'. s i-iablv. have found that free tic sV.11,0!(>!!!-). and restoi-ing the irj^’.i'-al lie .t of ilie i)od\-. ()i'tentinies, liov'^eM r, tl'.e pati'Mi! I'.dls (low 11 an 1 breatlie-; hi-, i'asi 'r.'ioi - .i>iy (jih; is aware of his In in;; ind.sp''.'''d the ])M'i'efactive jn''Cess loi\>vv ' wi'h '!u r '.pKiity o!‘ lightning— h sliows mo''. c>-i‘clusi\ely, tli.'t the \;s ijisiia of til" iriiijeiilaf iibre is anni- Jii' »ed, a’ld ai! iiop'. lh»,refo’’e. of recall- :’i. the tii rvous p /.'.e!, isfor*.‘\er lost. S ,fii m'‘m n the fatal results of in- dnl in i’:'( m|-ei ancc. v. hitii ('\poses the !ii>d to I' staUtaiM'ons dea.li. l>v .ie!i,:!ii'ig his tliirst witii i!ia' 1 'ura'ini (de:iieiit-/whi'di I (d' ;i.:!uie ha> so abniuhintly sup- ’• lu> t; M s and use. ’dace to the 15th and Palis papei to tlic 11th June. (,)ur currespondi’r/. aL Liver- p')ol, under date (d th.c 16'Ji, v..'*tes aj follows : “There is very little ui/nig in the cotton inai’ket, speculators awaiting, with consideral^le anxiety, the result oi thi.‘ public sal'.'s of cotton which are lo take place to-niorro,w.” The King's htUcf to the Ear': of Livcr- jtco!.— The Dublin h.\;ning Alail ot T I’i- dav. says.—\Ve are euvibled to sla'.e up on authority w hich lias never yet deceiv ed us, thp.t- the most exalted personage in the empir! has been pleased to ex- piTss hif. approbation (d the speech of Lord Liverpool, on the kite discussion of the Catholic question, in a written communicati(jn to that illustrious Stales- We (the Dublin Morning Post) can also state, tor the iurther satisfac tion of the Mail, upon authority which has never yet deceived ns. l!;al his Ma jesty's letter of approbation is aIto;j%'ther confined to that single point in Lord Liverpool’s s’jeech; in which he so com pletely extinguishes the Duke of York’s conscientious scruples n'.specting the cor onation oath, 'i'his was, in faCt, the on ly point in the speech of the Noble Earl in which his Majesty felt himself person- iillv interested.” Lady M. Morgan had put an end to her existence, by strangling herself with a cambric handkerchief, during tempora ry deraTig'^ment. " Kohert Skipper completed, at South ampton, his Ilerculcan laF-k (the great est ever undertaken) of walking 50 miles for 30 surccssivc days. Tlij; pilot balloon, sent up by Messrs. fireen. previous to their ascension at Newcastle, fell at Red Chesters, about 25 miles from Newcastle, on a bank side, and rolled into a lirook, where it was burst by the country people nelting it with slon(“s, under the error that it was some portentous being, rome, among them with a mischiev(uis design. Gntrc.—'I'he (ireek governn.^nt had published the 0///-7V;/details fd’ the virt(j- ries obtained (j\ep Ibrahim Pacha, at Modena, which fully coniirm the intelli- t;ence piT\iously ri‘( eived. Since tiien, c”itain accounts had bi'cn received at /'ante td‘ the total destruction of tll»' Turkish lleet dV Modon, consisting of I’lom K ) to ll';> sail. It was attacked on the lit!: ^lay, by the brave ('anaris, who was in the ad\ aiu e guard with afire ship, favoured l)v a stnilherly wind. Canaris t! SOUTH AMKUirA. NKW-YOTiK. ji'i V 16.— i'he I rench com- mission'M's in Peru atid C hili haAC been orch'i-ed, by the respective governments of* these iepui;lics, to leave them in twenty-four hours. 'I’he one is accused of havin'!: ifUeif.'ied in concerns of im- poi tam e, ;.nd endeavored lo *.'vcnhrow the go\erunient ; the other ol opi'idy aj)- [iiaiiding, at tl’.e lar of ( ongress-, the cries of the disoi de: iy. w ho had calle'l for a dissidution ot tii.it body, it wdl be rcc'-.!ien. ted that we Some time ago pub lished an ariide, accusing the I'rench government ol having sjjies in Colombia and counter Th the fioni me facts V. hiih hav'e since tra:i.,- pirei.!, there rever w as 'any re >.son to douot the (.oi-rectress of tl'.e i:.l'ji niati(ni. Iiiielligcni e tjf a late date ins be( 1. re ceived ..I lialtii'io'e from ,Mis.ico and Peru. It w.is healthy and t:-aniju i! at'I’a.niv pico and Vera Cruz. (k'lcral i\odil wa.i in jjosscssiun of Callao t n tliC 1st of April. The P{.'ru\;:;n squadron consist ing (d'one frigate, two slOops if. war, and a K'un brig, completidy manned and c- quipjK'ii, h.id sa;ied from (>uaya(juil lo assist in the blovi.ava- (d'Callao. GUA1EMALA. .\ccounts rcceveu at liultimore, from Porto Bello, lo the 29th June, say, that disturbances had again broken out with renewed vigour, in the interior of Clua- temala, and that an inveterate civil war was raging in the province of (irenada, w hich, il was feared, w ould produce the most disastrous results. ford avenue, and was in the act of loc^ ing out of one of the doors, when a n-Ji! of lightning .struck him to the iluov,' lifeless corjis ! The crown of the ha* w hich the deceased had on his head w-io completely laJ^en oft' by the lightnin"/ and its elVects were also plainly niu-kej upon his i)reast and one of his legs, jr.; shoes where al.^o torn to pieces, foreman of the rope w alk and one cl'i'n; w orkmen were standing near Mj- ij were severely shocked by the same iLrli K’ dicsda, Pi'iu’dctou Dist. S. C. June 23, AWrUL CA'I'AfiTHOf’lir..- On Saturdav, the 18th hist. Cdwui; \earguin and Rachel his wife, weie'juiti killed by a stream of electricitv or li; lu. Iiing, 'I’he loud rose in the north-v.r,; between 2 and o’clock P. M. and canie with great \ idocity, while a'.\ful tai.n(!(r,i rolled aci’cj-is the atinosplure iiice^,;.i!i;. DOAlliSTlC. clo.se of tie. lain, tl.e lird.’.TMiig struck the top ol'.Mr. Veargnin’.s hot.se, and shattered 1*. thioui^h, and proceeded on the inside ci’ the roof to about the middle, thence it tiirned dov. iv the roof, until it struck the wail, an i down the wall to the door, wlicre he was standing (obsrnm^Mhe rain fall.) He fell, alas! i.e IVll to rise no more ! His lady was sitting in a chair, near the back end of the house, and their children were Intwixt them. He fell backward on the floor, and s!;» sat a corjisc in her chair, both silent witnesses of the power of God. I ariiv. ed at the house in about 15 niiiiute.s, and when 1 entered the door, 1 was aiiiios!: petrified with astonishment. Thereby the slain ! ther(! lay their anVrtioi,.'e children, all (except one who ran tui.ll the news) hurt so as to he iin: h!eij !c'I the news. ’Twas the amazing ni( rcy ni’ (iod that they were not all killed. 'I'lure was a house of mourning ! rhcre liiily w as the mansion of sorrow I DI S I’ fiE S S L\ G 0( • C U K HENC ES. On the 21st ult. Mr. David Shoema ker, one of the oldest and most respecta ble citizens of \Vashington City, was drowned v.^hilst batliing in the Potomac. Il is supposed that he was seized with the cramp when distant from a number of persons who were bathing at the sitine time, as he sunk without bein;.- no ticed by any of them. Immediately after he was missed, efioris were made to re cover his body,but they proved iuefi'ectu- ai until the following morning. Mr. Shoemaker was a clerk in the Ocneral Post Oflice, which apjjointment he received btdoie the seat of govern ment w as removed lo that city. He had uniformly sustained the character of a faithful public servant and useful citizen. How strikingly does this visitation of Providence illustraK' the truth of the pas sage—“ Jn lilt rnidf'l of life icc art in dcuth 'i'wo instances of suicide have recent ly occurred in Predeiick county, Md. 'I'he one a young man in easy circuinstan- ees ; the other a respectaidc man with a family, a?id advanced in lil’e.—In both in stances the parties liad been subject to nulancholy for some time—in t!ie latff r case sujiposed to have been protluced by ])ecuniary ( mbai essments. A >oung man named Jo'''j)h Burn', n. siditig in (.iettysburg, Pa. caiuc to his death in a wry sudden and a})p:dling inatin.’r. H(! had be ’ii mowing and wai returning hoine,bet ween siiii*:et and dai k. He was i;i tlie :;ei of crostinj; a feiiif w ith his .SC} the nuder his arm--when ii'ew hi’.iiself among them and was so ' cau .ed iiim to ti ;p, and he* ji’tunate, as to aitach himsi If to one of hdl ovej\ the scvthe per.ei,ratin,g hi.j h it side, do.a- t() bis arm, sevtM'ing tin.' arte ry. He surviv.’d only ten minutes. In Salem, Mass. Mi'. (j,-o. Newhall, aged 20, occasiot;et.l his death by jump ing fi om a tliird story w itidow of the La- ! lyette (vofue House, and falling ujion thi> i)a\ement in the yard, about (Hie (i'dock in the morning. It is supposed that he was alarmed in a dream, and sprang immediately from his bed out of tne window. None of his bones were broken, and he was able to speak, and partly raise himsidf frota the ground after the full, but he survived the bhock onlv Mm I pi"'-. *!,e t . ,s >11.C .i ■ r,,r ll.nni \, aiut jU,... • ju>t to fill W rile for rage ; lortuna their frigates—t',v(j other fir ships at- taclied lhems( lv( s to other \esseL, and in this way, fire was ccimmunicated tliroiigh the whole lleet.— I'he conse- (jiK'nce was the destruction of more than sixty vcL, e;s burnt, .sunk, and run ashore. It was thought that Ibrahim h'acha per- isherl in this dreadiul !)attle. Accounts from Odessa, of the 20th May, that the vc' ;,vl of the Captain Paciia narrow!; escai'.eil in i’.ighur’.it and was ashore near Oalli;)oli. 'I'his acci dent was attributes! to the bad organiza tion of the crew, it was reported that M'du'met Ali Hai lr_. Viceroy > f I'gyp!, was dead.—'I'lus inibrmation it is saiil ,vas brought by a courier from .\lexan- dria, bv.t wanted CfJiiiirmation. 'riiirteen transport'-, loaded with provisions .uh! ammuaUion for the l'.f>;yptian lleet, 4vcre wo',i!u!;'f!, Mid two Pachas pi is-j capturcd by the (•ice.l s in the port of In Ncw-York, during the week cndinc on the 16th inst. tlierc were c/k’ l,iiiior ’ and iiincfy-sevcn deaths! Of these 92 "cn; men ; :i f women ; 36 boys, and .'^5 Kii’is. It is said that in the grave yard ol liic Pvoman Catholic Cathedral, there wore interments in one day of last wcc.k. Thirty-three of the number ol deaths were from drinking cold water, a siderable number from apoplexy, iniiu- mation of the brain, kc. making' "cari}’ .sixty sudden deaths;—A’l!//. Jouriial. A‘r.KK.\1’ DAY’S \VOI!K' Ttrentu tUnvvmd seven hundred aiul 7'' si^ Bricks were made on the vai- 01 -Messrs. Jefl’ords, Shepardson cc Co. in Lanesborough, on Saturday, the loili July instant. Martin Perry dugthcdav and' filled the pits, with the help u! team.—Alpheus Jeffords, with one of horses, ground the mortar. I.coiuiiJ Delaml and Pharaoh Duncan.K'cU'd yard and shoveled the mortar l.oi'i i-- pits on to, the tables. Lnit atid Samiiel Paul struck the LJra'ii- • son Smith antlT’enjamin (ireen cari.^ the Jji'icks and laid them (^n tin' un.— and all this w as accomplish.cd rise to half an hour hel .ic The day was excessively hot. hut nc iii‘ comuion ciVoi t was made !>y on a mild d.;y ! have no di iiht t’*-'' men would make 25,00 \ 'I’his day’s labor mif',lii h :‘J * ' curious, and perhaps u c!ul 0!i a ftir cah'ulation the:.t“ iiieii h:!’'‘ diu'f-.! r-ut of materials ('lht'rv>is»' S'l (I ) j piece, and added t!i;it ar.i'a'-’’ ' til* vverdih of the cotniU'ia;'; ^ tne -h more vabiable are s'*- With liu il’. sun burnt f.ici s. ; ini ‘ ered garmenf ", than all’.h‘. d.( ck ■ lied Dandies in the ( oihrnn’J''.^'_ i^esjject for tlie laborei’, and ‘ liis iij;hts, is a principle that f(jundatiori of our governmen'—, joice to (d)sei’ve in this '''‘^’’’‘'’^ *'‘'^■',,^12 a higher estimate , is placed upo!’' ^ ' • deeper regard felt for the char.Kt^> ■ the laboring man. 2 ) .1.;'.nd.ii'd.s ^'iid all the artille- .1.. of lliv Milvlene. and ulJ cut to ■k Najiol! I Pomani. aid about two lioui'S. nvi.TiMoni’, ;ui,Y 2.".—On Saturday we had a thnndei’ st(jrm an.d a eoj)io'is siio'.v- *‘1’ ol raiti, whicli had the elVect of reduc ing the heat ot the weather vi*ry consid- era!dv. and to-day wc have cool and p!ea- i nt, tho'igli ( hnidy weather. \'.'e re:;ret *') ■•■tate, 'ha* a!i a ful ai!'! -'i'-!v .TUHTLEE 01’ The public aitentioii has called lo the adojjtion oi ]!i' celebrating tlie 50th atinivcrsai dependence as ■dJtihiUr; aiio ap tioii has been made that :.ll tiK. Stau'., asso.nl.le ut on the lu xt ■Itii (d’ July lu yntiandl Cde'iration- 1 he | .• an excfdkMit one, and it \
The Journal (Salisbury, N.C.)
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Aug. 9, 1825, edition 1
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