t'lirntt ltrlixioii Trurti.
JL M lM HVK 1fM "
tut. I ) tu ;' a-r'-7 r"4
A.iw .1 l-Lr.,!. ft. L xau 1fH Iwrfll M
U irtl nwJil rva U IU -
Mf ), kt. H.hHH
t.. .... .Jl Miulfli at Italk b4Vull I-
to f,iwd tlr w4n k " Wii
-MM. tUMU. MIL' 141.
r)wi:ritl ThroloifY.
I at ebjU U to Md.
oh. . Wn m iw.t.... 1
tV a I.. ..aw LkA Mil.
C,bQT two of tbree rat) H ".
t!aa M mmmW.I r.W U 4tioa
r.af, wtSlii rVw mkhU ctrrwUud U
Wraum iVohna, k U kk4, ! U Hwrcr.
lii . ', in tl r aortta, to W tvtaal l k4 far.
r d.'Ww. 1 pnotaf I taw
.it Mit.oo. 1 b.wL, U tnltrt lo
aukarrthert, rive lnttrt Is
aul riv to Dwd mi Ik aUbvrty 1 1)4
sa (. nct irtA Sjr t'n j at ! hn
ton 'htm Uel ttr, trd W p-WfaJ kv lh L'ltT
f f (vrnwl rrtL;Ury.
kew nrrrLr or
? .V GOODS
Unt f il jn nj irmrnt of til ktfelt
of Cmi t V4 von in Mb4Mti7, frM ItttU-di-!;4,;
n4 Nf -York 1 nd Km rnmr.
TnM 14 rwi fitm mmI pWrt, mjJUi py
Kh cf, w4 UWl U l price that sill
htm 10 rt1 ttnr lo. II if fnttim)1 r ml the
curtuMr. tad Imlire lor Ucmlr.
for UrmMi
j. wupiir.
V. (""inlry I'roJuc of til kiinis rtceiH
Packets fur I'liiladclithia.
TTft'JT. Mibtcritxr httinr rthFutitd 1 Tirvc of
BitiiK4n, N. C. Ukrt tbit rrc tlwul in tcqutint
the TXil'ta, htt vpttel till I. ir ilruiiiffot
luf Ph.UVIiil it mn f n Ut. frr tiM-r n
Irtbctl ft r ttiit Ci;.n tnrr, ll be rrreivrd tnd
furi.rlrd by Ikititt 1 liutuntor, fn. ftr
rtlcr'JV, N. C. tml Utwrt. Slow k ilnf, of
W tlminrfm, S. C. tl lb kMt 1 1 of rrrifhl,
ml WtM rtpcrite po,l,U- Mi 1 three jrt"!
rci the trtile, robtuaiMlni bf car. ful cap
Uint, well icriminlcl tilli Ibr craM, rjSiin
VfU fitted up fur U trcomoxKUtinn of Pfn
prt. !l tbrrrforr truaM to meet tith riKmir
tirvrWH-c. riUilrlpbit tnd it environs hit
1 i fivw n nit it
ttMwi. ft tMl4 Uwm U.H n0.iMl
lo the o in-rti the cn-iinipt'm hcirjr, it prtt
tnt, tb nit ttfu'.T thooiaiwl bJt prr tnmim.
toitj ft til, oe doubt, be firm far (rrctter.
JMI.- rATTOS, jr.
8H. 1. 1814. H34r.
A Warning.
THE tnbtrrihfrcltnuiir hrn dtily tnpointrd,
at IJttcoln totirL July teation, Itf J4. Ad-
Biin'ittrtlort of the etttlc of llenrv Conner,
dee'd. Lite of tiid eounf r, berCy notiff til (to
are indebttd to th ettite, lo ro.ie forward,
titthont drlav, and nuke ptrment. or enter in
to tuch trrtnmentt tt t ill be tatisfirtory iimI
& to the AJmintlriU)rt. ATI debt which
pity not be to trranpd prrviwu to the Lincoln
coort in October neii. ill be put into die tuxxli
of in Attorney for collect inn.
Likr'nn', til peraons hiring' claima aftinat
Che ttid rttatr, are invited to present litem fhr
tettlement, pmnerlr authenticated, witliin the
I'uoe pretctibed by law. ,
john f. nnr.VARD,
DANIEL M. FORNEY.
JJntttn ce. Jul) 31tf, 18.'4. 6it26
C'fkblntl MaVlng IluneB.
T)K ibtcriber reipectfulU inform the jmid
lie, that they intend ctrnintr on the C'nii
mt Mileinf flmiM, in til it vtnout brtnehet,
at the oM (UtuI firmerly occupied by A. Frew,
cppoit K. w. uronoft'f j wnere they will
keep cotathiitly on hmU idehoarU, Bureatu,
Snfa. Ti.l. a, Ikilatrttb, Cradles, Cnbt, Waah
ih! rltille-Kt.inda, &c.
1 are at tiii time implied with the beat
wood that thit count rv aKbrdt, and expect to
receive, dailv, toli.l Mahogany, and Veneeiingi
and hope, lv their tuperior t'yle of work, and
strict attention to Uuintia, to merit a ilttre of
public patruiwge.
WILLIAM CORNWELL,
GKOIU.K NICHOLS.
Charhtie, Aug. 22, 1824. . 3t23
N. B. The subscribers also intend carn-ine;on
Taney ahd Windtor I'liair Making, having pro
cured fimt rate vorkmtt from the north.
CORN V ELL k NICHOLS.
Store-House nt Mocksville,
Ffdlr. tubtcriber wiahei to rent the following
X property, durin(r one year, or for a term of
years, to m it : A' lot tt Mockville, Rowan coun-
mi WhICm J)VCMlUtl tOTM tiiOHaWi With tk ytWil
cellar, and a Lrge twn-ttory house, divided intt
convenient and useful apartments, are erected.
.Mrchtvtlt it near about in the centre of that
lection of Itotan, known as the Forkt. At that
pan of country, both at to fertility of toil and
population, it not inferior to any, a profitable
result might be antirtjatd from a mrentile
eitablitliment tt that place. Gentlemen In that
biitinets and wishing a situation.' are invited to
call and view the premises, and judge for them
telvea. ELIZAUE I H M. PEARSON.
MockrvMt, Muy 22, 182r '09
rts. a -
ANI committed to tbe, jail of barrua. eotin.
ty, on die 28th intt. a negro man, who tayt
. his niune is John, . and'oelungt to a Mr.. Beubeti
--"--irtwf of -RocWnr
. jia ; Uea t heit About 20 yean old j he it a nm
sttn, i feet 4J inches high. The owner it de
sired to jJrove property, pay charge, tnd take
Aim out of jail.
JNO. K. MAHAN..irVer.
fMctri, .v:c.f.:o, 1324. - Sim
ruwit.u, m4
All kinJioriiotKlu
IV.la 1 a m r
Valunlilo Landf. fcr Bale.
I
m( Ik tem kV m kk lUn k
dfT.f boow, btf. Ml Mt4Mtri rtJ
BNitf t, m4 M wrUrd, i(k tbont ) iff
f rtrtffd litMi, ll lor cithfrttMa, of ttwh 40
Mrt t tK (ItUljr (Wtmtj hi tt good lMtf
M tnv M tW (wifltkorinaiL
AUa, ttsilMf trttf, t'tMMif Abrtktm Alrry,
n Kick lkf biprtl ffnfrtiljr jf tat'
ttttil lor rWW twl btuUit.r 1 U tmt lot, b
f M tCIWl qtitlilf.
Alto, tAo(Hr trwt, ttljutmnf TNrolil UMt
Aty Niwt iWimf to mm( wl Uk14,
ilidi c 0 It tttl
brtKt l Iht tkir, mI ! pT
I tmt trill b tbaU kbOtt bl Iht tUy of kale
J. W. WALTON.
8ptmtrt 14, 11 33J
N. B. IU ill Uo trlL on th ttm iltr, t6
tl U mm Uca t rrttl natnlit of titctkil
1 tm.
rTlflERE '.n be toll, tl Ike If rtJefte of
A. Jacob Atbffhl, Wd. Im unlet ttli-tr
I of tthtlmrj, on lb IVth of rvtnber Kit. til
j Ihe bervl pn.perty kckmcin to the rattle of
. - . r . . 1
,4 L . . v.-.m m 1 1 tIMll
( ora, OjU trwl llay t llooacbold arvl KWbct
Pumiturr, iim! ftmlnr otbrr tr1lr Term
mtile kruiat on the dt of ttie. IK ttun-
(Wjtce bjr m,
JOHN ALIIKIMIT, , , ,
JACOB AUilUlT,
Knlin,, St. 1 1124.
ItunaMnv Xeirro.
VTOTICR. Ttktn up, tnd kljrr.l in the jail
a 1 v auc ct hut, . r. on Uie Jtb int. t
nerro man. m hn rtl l.imrlf tL.Um, .1... t
fret 7 inchra btrti !!-) wxinU.M
34 yetrt of if, tnd tart be belofp In illxm
Joltitton, of liaeedabnro. lbf ovnrr would iki
rll to come (imanL tirua hnuri.
cbtrpt, tnd Uke bun v.
lir..M(T 1 1'hR, Juihr.
For Hnlo,
Vi b.h. 1 01 lanu, rm iniiciimin cretk, m
the Forkt of the Tadkin, fartuetly owned
by Georjte Mumford, Earj. arvl by b.m tnM to
RrtKwUbot, corittininr tlKjttt file tx rwlred terra.
For trrma, tblth t ill he liberal, apply to Bat
ten irtirx r, uk. starttnrillr.
J. M. IIAM),.ffaa, 4r.
j. it. 1 nt public are cautioned tfcainat tret
pifinjr on, or trtdinr (or, ttid Itml, tt I hare a
wirr3trfclitleruieaaie. J. M. tIAMt,
AtW. 8. 18:4. 3iXi
Martin . Uevell, Taior,
AUOPTN th'tt plan of infnrminjr tbe citixrni
of Saliahurr, and it ticinity, in rtneral.
that be hit commenced the
Tailoring llualncuft.
mm .. t ..it.
in part ot jonn nurun i itouar, tiiuarea in
Uarkct Street, a few doora fmm the Ettt comer
of the Court-llouae; a here he it prepared tnd
will be hanny to accommodate any irrntlemen
ho are diipoted to patronize him in hit line of
buainett, in the nettett and mntt fathiontble
style, or to pirate fancy. He Hatter bivttelf,
from hi long eiperienee, that t'tere are but
few, iony, in the country, that can mtrptsH him
in the execution ol In wort, n lair inu it an
he ak, to prove the above twertinn. 1 be 1
change of fa.liion tliall be strictly tttended to, J
1 he ha left a corrrypomlrnt in the Diitrict of;
Columbia, (where he it lost from) who will tend
him the fuiliion on, in thrir regular acaaona.
He hope by strict attention to bnainett, to re.
ceive a liberal thtre of public patronage, as he
it determined nothing thai! be left undone to
render general tttisfaciion.
SaSiimy, M11 5, 1824. 206
25 llollaTs llewartl
WILL be paid for apprehending and secur
ing in gaol, (to that I may get ihcm again.)
Georee, about twenty -four cart old, near tix
feet high, ttout, and tolerably black .and hit
wife Ibbu, nineteen vetr old, common size,
bbick colored, and very likely. They were
brought from the Eattern Shore of aUnland
last ovemucr, ana ran away uie oui inaiatu,
and no doubt are altempiing get to back. They
will aim to past through Salisbury, Lexington,
Greensboro , Hilltborougn, ana to an to fe
tersburr.
Any mformttton, directed to lurruburg,
South-Carolina, will be tkanktully received.
JOHN SPIUNGS.
rrt Diitnct, S. CartUna,
. 114 Augwt, 1824.
Fifteen Dollars
Will also be paid for tnprehending and secur"
ing in gaol, Sttphtn, thirty-five years of tge,
tolerably black, five feet 6 or 8 inchet high, one
leg rather shorter than the other 1 he i no doubt
in company with tlie ahove descrmed negroes i
he belongs 10 the estate of Capt James Porta,
deceased.
6it24r DKNJAMIN MORROW.
To Jouraejtncn Sliocmakers.
TWISII to employ a few Journeymen Shoe-
av. mnicers, immeuiaieiy 1 goau wage anu aica
dv employment will be given.
ASA THOMPSON,
Concord; J 24, 1824, " '00
"ITouseland
FOR tale, on accommodating term, the bouse
and tot in the town of Charlotte, which ad
joins Mr. John Irwin't store,' on 'the north cor
ner. .Apply to JAUES TOBRENCE.
ChtrluUt, May 7, 1824, . 7
H I.IsiH'Iy,Fi:iTKMISi;H 31.
KTAYte tif WAUIIMm.
1 M tits t.W It ! luW t f,
(.9 UtcmWU U ifrfmiv
id tU "t; rf Mr. Tt4rS V, I, CmJ t(
fettJ, c-iC t U-o. ll.Uln I14 HwiU,
t 1 rfW, U IU Irwt 1 Utmx
TttLt ia WtU ta4 AU f
tin, fi 4 hV l M-i J
u rttr rmT ,ta r
tm,A iU gntA t of win. Wt
pyrl potitlu k Um rtV4. litMMkt
t4 J inV of tkuhrr itrkt H lm )tm
L, .,,..1.1
TrvMUfyettccawiilt.f lhytlu jo
bat refilled, MM
1
Dedutl tht tu k In U
btnltoftHefntt4 BtU
timore, arvl abh, of
twm, nerr tu ft-twr-Ud
on the ataliie. 41) T.fO
lxtit tt ' trtotl coal 4 He
at aloe of W tabtuf ton. frota UC
qntrry lo h tajtilol, Ufi
It there a toLttiy fit'. of Surtb-Casotmi,
ho would trth tr lMriata drpritrd ctf Ihit
anirndJ monynrt4, rtawd lo the "fuller of
bit countfT." Ut ltbW, or ooa.lrupl the wiin '
tr.ixre t Kalitav-e, c en not tlie frelitip
of Lit Lcart, ortbe t Utlunt of lut bead.
T)i ioint fcUct committet to tthorn
wtt referred tie mrtstije of the
nor, wtm me companytng papers, on
tbe cite of .Nk. Apjdeioft, have hid tbe
Mine under c nudei.it ton. and
HtrOiTi lhal the Ugn'tturt? of ihf
Stale, at tbe wioioncf 1116, unanimously
adopted rewJuilort, tlirrriing the (ioer
nor 10 procure ttttue in mtrble of" the
Fithe r of bit Country i" (0 be erected in
tome tunable pJice in tbe C apitol of the
tttte. I'urtutnt to ( his relutiMt, the
Oovr rnor look f real paint lo ctcerttin
here the wotk could bt best executed.
1 he rtsuH of the eixjuirv was, i aeitle
hint tu tbe erj
tttte of the irt of sculpture in the L nucd
State, would Dot idrr.it of it being exc
cuted in thit country, in a style toiuttle
to the dignity of the subject tnd the im
port net of the orctMoti ; and t tat Italy
wtt the place whne t hi branch of the
fine art flour UkeJ - .' pertec
MM,, vmone lie indiyidualf with whom
ihc Corcrnor correiponded on this tub
ject, wts the illustrious Jefferson, by
whoe rccomirendntirin, wjs secured to
l.te state, the valuable aerviret 01 .Mr
Applc'on, American Consul tt Ixhorn.
Connjing in the fyor.d.leopipit ipre
rd of Mr. Appleton by Mr. flrron, the
(iovernor ddreted him leaer. solicit-
inr hit utmoti tttention to 1 he sculpturing
of the Si.tiie at Rome, aii'l fironvttd him
liberal firtuniarv ccmfirruatton for Mi trvu
bit in the Outtntti. 1 nis letter was
strengthened by another from Mr. Mon
roe, then Secreury of State. Thus ur
ccd, Mr. Appleton promptly consented
to undertake Ike agency for the Utc, in
work which to endure for aet, and
,-nd . monument, I,ke to the mem-
ory of Washington, and the patriotic spirit
of North Carolina. It was in this man
nrr that Mr. Appleton became engaged
in tlte business.
Afttr Diligently inspecting ali the cor
respondence and document! connected
with the subject, it appeurt to the com
mittee that the services of Mr. Appletor.
have not been made fully known, nd for
that reason are not duly appreciated bv
the public of the state. He was not the
mere agent for receiving and transmit
ting the funds to Rome, but performed
other services of a higher and more res
ponsible nature. He made the agreement
with Canov A,the greatest artist of modern
times, for the Statue ; and with the in
comparable Trentanova, for the pedestal.
It was left to Mr. Appleton to determine
the size, altitude, and com u me of the
figure, and to designate the emblematic
representations on the four sides of the
pedestal- Attof-which- h pet (Wmed-in
a manner highly creditable to his genius
and taste. In order that the Statue might
present a true likeness of H'anhington, he
was at the expense nd trouble of send
ing to Rome his own Colossal bust of that
Patriot, taken from life in Philadelphia,
by the artist Cerncc hi. From the com
mencement to tie completion of the
work, for the term of four years, his at
tention' was constantly directed to it ;
during which time, he wrote more-than
one hundred and fifty letters on the busi
ness. To complete bis agency, he made
a journey to Rome, at his own expense.
and temJe4-t&-th-e.nibarkalicui. Qf.-tlie
statue at Civha Vecchia. " ;?
From this very brief view of the ser
vices of Mf. Appleton, it appears to the
committee, that he is entitled to some
thing; more from the Legislature than a
frrr..l ; .rWoA if l.irl. Ml U'tt
i4 c i;-riat l il tf tke tf IUSt
ihl tMifhl la U f mwficrsir li ! J'
f.,rfr,td i.Ws that drt r avj l.v
!r tkr.owltiljttnrnn. T Chirac
Itf l ike tt hit !rdf tufTcred If I
itUj tt uwtk is this centlcmsav de
I; rsiker fcf in elJrt4 ne lci, thin
by rtiucUfxe ba lbs txrt of tU LU
Uturt to acknowledge Ut cllm.
, In sJmttbir hu turn would U f)r
i.ldsinc la Mr. Applctooi the commit
tee Its cxulJtrtii bo4 only the Mian
bf tbe Mrtkee pertw mcd, but the chtv
rsclcf and dJctliy 6f Ike WtU. lit Ktl
Uc f.tthful, dintnif end tile tjjrnt,
(fie WW .f ,. t.J.'fik"tlat.tO
hie Mftk4.. . . ,
Tkscoromliiii Ncomrhetsd im iaep-
tloo of lh WUlnf rttoluitoo 1
The rttolutloo tHrecud the Govtroor
to pftubl to Mr. AppUioo, it coenpen-
lion fgr hit Mrtket Kiooo. in tn
atat at MA
ftenitf Ihii turn wii reduced to
and basted at the'. imowoL Thit sum of
g $00, I bchwied b the cou of the
Siitue. IDITM.
u r.tnrrK.
Tht niHowinjc it tntstnet oft WtUr fiwnt 1
rrtxlrntaa in tUrtott, Ui IrKSd Mt Tttawnf
ion Chy, dated Auewt 24k t
"General La hurtle irrirfd In ourcl-
. . L , - J Amm
It th mormiif . I nass uetno tww r
ibrotid.and seen intnt lot shows, but no
thirr to cdual the brillitncy md splendor
cf bit receptloo. I waited on him about
three howit er,,' and took him bf the
hand. He I the W pktuie of s It
.truck til. at the bttant i Ihe very mU.
and even wit; Itself itklnic Urto nmUder
ai ion the diffrrehee of tetrt, which the
lively minners of Ihe Manitiit leiKR te
rr murb. Before I dretsed, I pot good
situation In the principal Uteri, 10 art
him Dtts, and lo mtrk hit CwUD'.rntnfe
under uch a but st of craiitude and feeling
The sieht I ahtll never foiert- I wn in
t balcony, surrounded by all ihe beauty
that the eye could retch the stieett de
ronted from oppotite s!e ith various
flcrsi flowers, and archesthe laulessnow
r rinp roet tpon him as he pttcd and
siing a cloud of white hindlerthicfs tt
etrry step he went. It it beyond de
tcription. The crowd keepit.g up n in
crttant cheering and cUpping of hinds,
lie was drawn in an open Itndeau, by
four beautiful cni iccomptrucd by jhc
Vror alonehi son and utt after him,
in tn open undeau, with lour preys, es
corted by fie hundred cavalry and the
tjme number of uniformed volunteer
corps The Corporation next, In e,
carriaprs.
1 n- f it almost worn out with
the larior of undergoing the civilities since
his arrival in tht country: when repeat
erflv condoled with on this fatigue, here
plied, u when the hert is glad the body
never tires. He travelled seventy miles
yesterday, and did not et to bd before
two o'rlork Utt night. The Um twenty
miles, I am told, was driven in an hou
and ahslf. The ptettiest part of the whole
parade wts the collection of the children
from all the Public Schools formed in
line along the Mall, with thrir teachers
I'hey muMered about three thousand, and
I am told the General was particularly
delighted with tbeir appearance,
From the Button Centincl.
l.o rauttit. The Committee of the
munificent city of New-York, who accom
pnnied this gentleman to Iloaton, was fur
mshed with funds to defray all hisexpen
set on the row) ; but were unable to lay
out a singte cent. Mo innkeepers, or to)
gatherers, would accept any compensation
or toll.
On entering the State house yard, on hit
arrival in Boston, the General perceived
among the crowd who surrounded him,
the venerable Major Alden, of Duxbury
who was his companion in tbe War of the
Revolution. The General instantly ad
vanrcd to him and embraced him, exclaim
ing " God bless you, my dear Alden,
I am rejoiced to see you." The effects of
this interview upon the assembled multi
tude was sensibly felt, but cannot be de
scribed.
It wi!l be forty years on the 1 6th of next
October, since Gen. La Fatette landed
in America, on his second visit.
Generfll La Fayette has a son named
CeorseWashingiomnd two daughters
named V irgmia and Carolina, who togeth
er have thirteen chiklrenv corresponding
in number to that of the old United States,
and most of them marked in thrir names
with something American. ' This family
are incorporated as one, whereof the Gen
eral is the head. He observes the anniver
sary of his wife's dissolution, by abandon
ing the pleasures of.iociety. It will be
recollected that she shared the dungeon
of Olmutz with him, by which she sacri
ficed her life.
It is mentioned, in a Boston paper, that
neither ..theXrencK iir JinRlish 'Consuls
extended iy tivimy la General Lafar
ette. It is rumored, that they act in pur
suance of orders received from their re
spective governments.
Aew-Yerl; fiafier. ,
I iMp C h.tiot, arrived it lLtt
f" llitnA ll SltH cf July
it Irtj-'it IJurKsk (airi u
rid htt
Klh.
lit I-OftdoU 8ofl Staff Ihtl Iks Tm.
xrr of Iluttl htt confrrrrd bonov 1 4
lewirdi oa lo! lUl f I rrrxb: t,ffrfr
wko wars mtlovad in lit ti. .. 1 L
Cimptlsn. TkUltcofisIJfrrdtnaJtcmt!
to liKfttM the tAflutnca of ItuU 1.
rope.
The birtttt to tb tvortk of rntt.M
promUtd Mrj tome Ctldi
Urn cut.
Tko Medll Adviser lyiBttjj ike
$tidwUn ItUfldmt the privtlenc. 3?
vet weather, andlht moUl Hmospbtri
icllnj ttplbtlrlunt ' -
llMtUttati icslort tht Alrenoci. kite
been suspended, If the iotertKMltion 4
the rorut wUk the view to efltct icoo.
modttlon with great Drittio.
The Mirnuli oflittuo.i Mirrtrci
ft Malta.
Mr. Stfwlor4C4fiftii5 wifetpetteiti
letve KnltAd to 1 few days for St. Petcrt
burgh. Is toe neighborhood of Greenwich and
De ptford, there had appetrtd within few
Mkietelof fniiic,itomingthe nma
ofUrlamite holding forth to ihc mo4
public t bo rottg hftrts, and ittractb j rout.
Utudef of kabkersoo.
A London paper uj " Ify In l.ljb.
life is now pnrsucd by no ten than three
Marouitet.
A letter from Cibftltar notices the tail
ing of several bomb and mortar ve te ,,
which had been lying there sorot time,
for Algiers 1 frota which ctrrumtunct it
wat inferred lhal an Imrsediato attack
would like pltce, the wtmttofihe Orjiil
te ttcli being then assembled there.
CommrrrtaA A Liverpool Courirr of
July 27, yt business io gtnettl contin
ues very flat, and price 1 of produce de
pressed. T be demand for Cotton letseni
aod ihe tales miking are It very kit
price fair Upltml only fetch IJ. itj
good fair little more than 8j.
Loxooii, jt Ly 36. 1
The i7rfr-The Intelligence cotiitin
td in papers, is well It that which retch
es ut by private rhannelt, it highly fator
able 10 the cause of the Greeks. The di
visions among the Chiefs in the Mom.
base been almost entirely healed, private
feelings and interests being nobly tutpci,
ded or ttifled by the patriotic motive of
uniting the defence of the country tgvimt
ths common enemy. From. Cerio kit
lasCflcd-jhat-a mutiny hd broken out in
the fleet of the Captain P.cha, and that
the Turkish commander had been asut
tinated by his crew.
1 ne ureek government having ratified
the loan raised in this country, ptrt of iht
money had been delivered at Miolon
gl.i,and part at Hydra. Thit seaonblt
supply would invigorate the military
operations, and have a beneficial effect
on the spirits and comforts of the Greek
troops.
Capt. Thornton, it Boston, who left Jt
mtiei the 2d instant, itatct, that the pi
rates, who captured theMartba Jane, tnd
brought in there, were tt be tried in about
a week. Capt. Fowler tnd crew were t
Port Royal, as witnesses One of the pi
rates had turned King'i evidence ; and it
was reported that he hadfWesscd having
been 20 years a pirate, ani bad commit
ted number of rourdersA
A series of the Mexican fun has been
received at Philadelphia, dntaininir the
details of ihe capture and Wecution of
Iturbtde, as already publish t by ut, with
ihe additional fact, as stated ry the Edi
tor of the National Gazette that " the
Mexican Congress had decrel a pension
to his wife and family of eigfi thousand
dollars per annum, but forbiddh tbcm to
reside in the Republic."
This liberal act will meet thlannlause
of every humane and enlightevd mind.
Letters from Mexico mcntibed that
Don Pablo Obregon has been bpointed
Minister from that country to til United
States. Gentlemen well acouaiied with
Mr. Obregon represent him asol of the
most interesting young men ol tit coun
....- .1
try.
The Baltimore Patriot, in reTryting
on the execution of Iturbtde. obfc-ves,
14 He was in pursuit of a crown k his
head but, alas ! he toon found hi had
no hea4 orihe crown.
Yorttovn, Fa. Gen. La Fayette
ing accepted of an invitation to be
tent at the celebration, on tKa I Oth af
toler, the anniversary of the capture
Lord Comwallis, and his army, at
Yirkl
town, great preparations are mayg
hroughout Virginia, and the adjoinft?
districts of other States, to render tie
ceremonies more interesting, mapnificcM
and splendid, than was ever before wr
nessed in our country. '
There was a general illumination of t'H
town of Newbern, on the 24th uit. w
honor' of 'i!fc.mr&&iKU tor
in the. United Stales.
Frederict Batei Esq. 1 elected Cfif-
emor ol JVlissouri.
Thi