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I be but moderate, and the prices there run nnij; very high. Under these circuin-SLmc-s, d'edinc can hardly be apprehen ded, and we should be disposed to look lor some improvement in the next year, tWrJ. the accounts of your crops be cor rect. The average price of Uplands, new crop, iyi-; real good quality 10: and prime is 10 1-2. Sea Islands h ive sold mare freely, and are more difii- ticularl v ia tTtc CfU'ti hose brar.ch. The prospect presented by the recent success: .- j of the South Ameiicans. and their near Dacjj approach to independence. Several large ral opinion at Vienna is stated to be, that oruers tor cotton nose, as weu a have already been executed, and forwar ded to that interesting: part of the world while others are petting ready with , ail stationed possible alacrity. The demand for col- key are sucn that tbey naturally induce ton stockings from Baltimore, and other a belief of war. ' Aietter which we have southern iatp of North America, is al- rprp-.. -i from Poland, states, that the i,e last letter from Vienna are less ;j fie than the bVecedin?. Thecene-1!' ' ' f , New-York i Feb; 5. : v . A rumoor f- 3?. terdav as in ci,Tii!t: . i '-it-. On exarainingrthe papers brought from mn rrruitor !.-,, fiPI1 T nMfn Tpd fof I?....:.... trnnntf ar finPIntratPd Within Cult to b-ot at previous prices. I ney r . uiau UW . Villi W J - I J .1 1 . - -I I ,Anr r ffi J" !... Ki a r o 'j n n r o 'inlies 1JSI lwo or wrcc jcu. -"-- t go narrow a cuinpu mat uitj "'-" r- j-'t:.:!? u Lttle. if the earlv sutmlies : inp V . ! Chronicle. KICH is already at 1 a 18s. per cwt. and very prime might bring 13s GJ I'Js. Wheat is rather looking up, and will at leiM keep Kice from declining. Flour in band, 'M a 2(Ji pvi barrel, and as lon as the supplies are moderate, may main tain itself. Tubicco continues flit, but bidders pretty steady. lbO barrels N'ew York Poc'.Wies, sold yesierday at 3'J 6J j BktcMj brings 40s and I'eurls 12 a A3. j frier. Sa Inlands, lsl a tslO;i:ood an I taitied, y h I 2 1-Jd ; Orleans i l-l a l!d warranted of joud quality. A War :et.veen Itusstu and Turkey not unlikely. Livkrpool, Dec. 12 The most prominent news of the week i tli invasion of the Ottomjii Knipiie by thr? l'rinceof Persia, with an army ol 11 J,00v.Jjwen. Whether this has been o.i the vl- motion of the oVttics of the Persian' Co-Jit, cr by the secret agency of I!um i, boun J herself, by t!ie conflic tin; oph.ions f the Allied Courts, from directly' interfer in?, does not appear. It h is, hotfever, produced a threat sensation, 0:: I, in the distracted state of Turkish allYiri, mtiit operate favourably upon the Greeks. s December 2S. It is with pleasure we have to state, th it the exports of British manufactures to liie U. itate, from thi port reat pre sent more considerable than has be:i kiiviwn rir sime time past: and not on t:. ,n mufactnrer's account, but in con- Deckmber 12. The Gazette of last night contains a Proclamation for further proroguing the meeting of Parliament from the third of next month, to Tuesday the 5th of February, when it is to meet for the dis patch of business. The same Gazette announces, official ly, the appointments of .Marquis Welles ley, .Mr. Uoulbum, and the other nomi nations which we have already mention ed. The Dnke of Dorset, the .Marquis Conynhaw,and .Mr. Goulburn. have been sworn of his Majesty's Pi ivy Council. The Duke of Montrose is named Lord Chamberlain, in the place of the Mar quis of Hertford ; and Marquis Conymz Jnm, Lord Steirard, in place of .Marquis Cholnioiilelev : ihe Duke of Dorset ac cepts the ofiice of .Master of the Horse, main many weeks in the same position ; they must either advance or reiroaue. The "subsequent advices from . Gibral tar contain bjlh new and important in formation : Gibraltar, Dec. 4. News was received here yesterday of some commotions of a rebellious'charac ter in Valencia. !The civil and military authorities have been long in opposition to each other, and the strongest animosi ties have prevailed. It now seems that an affray occurred at a public meeting at Villa rieal, on the 25th .November, wnicn was attended with disastrous consequen ces. Three persons weie killed by the soldiery, who fird upon the populace, and ten or twelve weie wounded. What produced the disturbance is not known, hut u ! -1 f 1 (l f ihe whole business was sent by both sides; to Madrid ; V aitrnru-i.-. .1 T waul i'.aip- ... arnved to Government .tfFZ ot a pacific nature ae , U4l-rc . j "aras tha. lnat ft. Different nations it is true, are agitated m .'Cir."'S me tone of the i different wavs : buta great proportion ot "'"t "- ,. - 111 . u,van ad to7 tlitm nrp nnp IVHV OT other ereatlvdistur- tnef "'"icuhties in the wu them are one way or other greatly distur bed, and sbme are threatened with calami ties of a very serious description. I SPAIN, from every account that ' we ; have seen for a" considerable, time past, j appears to be on the verge ot a general in surrection, and most probably ot a revo lution. Should the people once more rise in arms against the government, without the timely assistance of Some for eign power, there is scarcely room to rJonbt that it would be entirely subverted. ,i,c,. .v e are toia that the point she has now relinquished cupation othe provinces 0f v S uiiu iuuiudvia, as a security fnr 7 filnient of,-ihe s;ipulation ; nL k those Greeks who have not in the insurrection. Brussels, Dec. 19. ers received from V;0.. day state, that there have h Ihe great bodyofthe inhabitants can re- changesamong the Ministers at V opposed the1 invasion of their country by to have had several successes auT ConaDarte. and the success with which places, the Turks had revnhli .. !as0ile tliat opD sition was crowned : and we the Persian Prince. do not believe it would require much ad- i J : ditional excitement to produce , a general Madrid V)ec.3.M. Janr.,.,: , rising in behalf of a new government and Htical chief cjf Cadiz, who has niarf a new order of things. America, that fact arm of the govern tlmtlr.. Int 2 n . . . I. mnn O'.inau niitK Itr. T L t ict, while it weakens the has refused t,o give up his coffiniand" nment, may very natu-the Baron diAdi!la, has writtp'n d i ; . .:.t.. k-:..: , . "llen alette i rallv miKP t ji Hitrhur oitpli pmI - anil tO'the Kiim. ; in ufiirli "Q vacant by the promotion cf the Duke of J seem$ a i,tie inconsistent is, that the civ- enthusiasm ol the restless spirits in the : upon tlie evils which u ill be entailed Uf 3eq i'nc-f of orders from America, and. a- m tit-.ieve, in m my instances the goods :i:d for before they leave this coun- SPAI.V. The Paris Paper il Friday and Sat Ur lav l ilt, state, that an encasement had actually taken place b tewen 2 regiments on- belonging to the forces of the Gov- f rmnl of Cordova, who hid been p!a cetl thore recently by the Ministr-; the othtr. under the orders of Velasco. vho commands at Seville, where the authori ty of the .Ministry lias bee.i resisted. It .j?cm tlm the greater part of Andulusia i determined to resist lh authority of the .Ministry; in this deternunation Cor unn.i and jurt of ('.dlicii concur; but According to the Universal, the greater p-irt of Gilluii is determined to obev the pr-nt authorities. There can be no doubt that there'prevails ill Spain the deepest jealomly and dUtrust of the con duct of Ferdinand ; ami Certainly the experience the Spaniards have had of him, is calculated to inspire any thing but confidence. His conduct on his res toration was marked by cruelty, ingrati tude and insensibility, rare even in the history of mlniarchs. He has sown the ttrjK-M's teeth ; he may perhaps be now destroyed by the iron harvest. . ULTSSIA, TURKEY, Arc. . The Petersburg Gazette of the 2Sth, Says. As soon ait he Turkish, Egyptian, and Alerine squadrons were united, the Cipitaii-Uay caused all the Greek mnri ners, ho had faithfully served until this 'dy, ! be put to death. All Macedonia is in th power of the Greeks, who follow up ;nd exterminate the detached enrp, which the Turks have there. The English government continues, in the Ionian Iles, tohow itself extremely rig orous towatils every thing Grecian. They hafeanestd the Archbishop Ma harn. who devoted to bis country tnenJ', I " f V f . Tuey write from the Vestula, under tbt of the 1st iasU that the Kussian ar my assemble on the Pruth, amounts to 280,000 men, and that fresh troops ar rive daiK. IThe number of the different troops nf Uussm, spread over that vast empire is stated, in Crussels papers of the 21st of December, to be upwards of 'it?-. ! u nuuiun. ! The delay of Alexander, in declaring against the Turks is attributed in this ar ticle, to the apprehension that hi.H inva sion of Turkey would be a signal for the massacre of the Greek, in those places of which the Turks retain possession. Letters by the last Hamburgh mail, mention a rrprt prevalent in that city, that Great Brit jin, Austria, and France, had resolved i net to interfere at present, between Rtmia anil Turkey, bat bid formed a treaty of alliance, by which ttiev had undertaken to co-operate in chcckinc j Montrose to that of Lord Clnmberlain We understand that his Grace the Due of Montrose resumes the Lieutenancy of Stirlingshire. It is suppossed that the Marquis of Graham will be appointed Lieuu-nant of Dumbartonshire. Caldo nian Mercury. December 17. MAJOR ANDRE. It is rather a curious circumstance, that, when the remains of this uufortu nate gentleman were deposited in West minister Abbey, on the 29th ult. the vault opened to receive them was found to contain the corpse of the Dutchess of Marlborough. The Court and Privy Council, which the King held on Monday, the 10th inst. at Crij;hton, were the first his Majesty has held since his accession to the throne, which has made the Pavillion a Royal Palace. Such is the unexampled mildness of the season, that primroses and violets in full bloom are now called about the streets of London. December IS. We have recfived the Pari? papers this morning in due curse, and have subjoin ed additional extracts respecting the alar ming state of Spain, to those which we were yesterday enabled to wive from the Monitt ur of that day. A private letter from Paris dated Saturday eening, says- I have reason to think that there is a irreat deal of truth in the unpleasant ac counts from Spain, and that revolutiona- ry proceedings have gone to a great length. Our government here has had despatches from the Escurial twice in the course of a week, and, rumors are confi-. dently circulated of application having bden made to Russia and the Allies to put down the discontent, and to support the legitimate monarchy by a foreign force, as the domestic troops are not to be relied upon. It is not expected that the King will return to his capital, altho' the fact of his intention is publicly an nounced in the Madrid paper, which I have seen. December 21. TreirenJavs Ga!c. Last night it blew - C .1 i I . one ui me mosi iremenuous Hurricanes that has been recollected for many years. In some parts which were exposed to the fury of the blast, trees, and old buildings were blown down, ami in many places stacks of chimnies were thrown inio the street, by the violence of the wind. . . . ; -- ""MMiMiim, . ii & : i a. t trwes i i niM.if ! t . .-j ... I i . . - Hun ii authorites, whoirefuse to acknowledge momei cuu.ury, auu sumuiaie mem 10 ;. . fljca,.uuu uM opa,n, u xy the present ministry, demand, neverthe- holder plans and more decided measures,-1 'Ministry be continued He affijf less, satisfaction from the government, j against the .feeble and-tottering monarchy .civil war will, immediately bieakcm m in 1'iiu sw wiriicfuiuii f i i i u rnr ilia-v ur i 11 11 i fiiti ivhm i r m-i. . . PerpigsNan, Dec. 4. Matt disastrous news caches us from ernm he SnJ .1 A ment wasabout applying to the u Holy it would even now be raging in Cadiz igut'y, for assistance : bur, ar present, the- officers of the gai i ison had ubt' ! ll f C..:.' In I o. i-f- mnm livp Riitsi;i spHtn'tn h;iVf hniiii3Cs - ,t' nrwira tlie orders I'ecpntlv n t,, illl li 1)1 UUIU. . ll ucnuu ui... . " - " - - -T " ....x.. - r - - - - . nuim iu have, it is said, been lost in a popular importance in another place ; and should ters. ; He concludes by Hssurine our commotion ; ihe result was, tnai an au dress ws carried for the death of the Ministers, and the banishment of the Kiug. ' ' The following a literal translation of a placard posted iu one ol the chief towns ol .Navarre: i " Death or Liberty sue necome senousiv enaeo aitiieiasr. eici"ii, inai ne win nersKi ; u- , J , S OZ ' 1 . "'1113 Qj tTie probability is that the other members bedience so long as it shall' be ne. of the Alliance w ill not remain altogether idle. i, 1 . FRANCE can by nomeans be viewed as, enjoying absolute quiet. The late change in her Ministry furnishes sufficient Re people h-ive a right to be free, and evidence of this fuct--especmllv if that will be free I Death to the King who; change were produced upon the grounds opposes the freedom of his subjects! j suggested in the London Courier. It is Death to the Ministers who give bad ad-i there stated, that the new Ministry have vice to a Tyrant Ii-Long live the Peo-; been introduced on the principle, that pie.' ; they favoured the cause of freedom in Jta- Another is longer, and more arumen-j ly and Turkey, towards which their pre- tative, contending that the People only ; decessors and the King frit and weredesi- ou dit to make the laws, -and that they runs of maintaining, a strict neutrality. . .. oi u i- . . . . . onouiu r ranee ennst on tlie side ol the Greeks, she can aflbrd them the to the niaintehance'of the5 public j. -eace. ' December 22. We have received Brussels papers to the. 10th inst. one of which contains an exposition of the efforts making by France arid Spain, to re-establish their naval for ces; it is also stated " that in the pre sent situation of Furope, the Govern ment of the low countries is resolved to place the military marine on the most re spectable fooling, by employing the time of peace, to restore it to its ancient splen dor' The following are extracts: Brussels, Dec. lG. " A letter from Leghorn, of 2Sth Nov. says ' We have received'iiere fiom the Levant, the important news that the Phiiice of Persia has made his. entry into llagdad at the head of 10,000 caval ry, and that the Turks every where fly before the Persian array." We Ice! much pleasure in stating, that there is not at present a loom idle, in ei ther the linen or cotton line, in this town j although Mr. Gordon was present at the should be the' source of all power. A third contains this sentence ; ( Per ish the wretch who would not die for his country?s liberty ; and if its enemies be at home, let them be pursued and de stroyed ' A gentleman, recently returned from a journey thront;h Liverpool, .Manchester and Preston, reports that the manufacto ries there are in full .work, and tliat all hands are employed Horrible Alroci ia of the Creels at Tn'polizza. Various reports are in circulation re specting the capture of Navarin and Tri polizza by the Greeks. All that i knowr. for ceitain with respect to the first is, that the town was'ceded to the Greeks oy a regular capnuianon, wnicn was. in stantly violated, and three thousand jnha- bitants, men, women,- and children, put to deatn. On the next day, nearly three thousand souls, the majority consisting of women uespeaks sonmhing and children, .were .marched from, the kingJfhar, a mere dh vreeK camps, wnere iney na.u ueen stay ing two da) s to a sort'of gore, on one sideofthe town, uhere they-were all stripped naked, and most horribly butch ered. I he pregnant , women had their bellies ripped open. Many of them had their heads struck off, and the heads most important assistance. liesides, with the permission of! the government, there is nbjfcubt that very many French men of a military spirit will "resort, to Greece, and engage in the cause and service of the insurgents. uch an acces sion of military skill and 'experience would be of the greatest importance to .the Greeks, and might enable them to make headway against their oppressors. UUSM A and TURKIyY, are now con tessedlv in the most interesting situation of all the Furopean nations. It Would seem next to impossible that a war should be avoided by them. Every filing, by the latest advices, appeared to indicate speedy hostilities; nnd the preparations for such a state of things were of a formM dable description. Thp wrioro; . i mm UVl.lUIUllUt UI ! i The subscriber takes this me. thod of .-informing liis-i,, a ud. the public, that he Ik it keii a shop on Pollok-streeL opposite the Custom-Hootf uusineiss in his line will stilf con tinued, as bt his former place. ' lie .returns lhanM for past" favors, and t pectlully solicits a cpntinuaiice of tU patronage of his friends and the public. 13. Mostjkinds of JtW'ELLLKf for sale.OlD GOLD and SILVtR bought, and JEWELLERY niendej. v 1 ALLEN FITCU. Jan. 30, 1S22.- 3t2 j State of Narth-Carolina, CRAViEN COUNTY. i SUPERIOR COLT.l OF LAW. OCTOBER TEU A. D. 1821. Jamjes W. Mitchell, and Catharine his wife, . . j vs - J Petition for John L. btaniv. Kicharu 15. rariiliun. Jones, and Frances his Wife. , T appearing to the) satisfaction of J war against the Grand Seicninr hv Porc;a i 1 r and the connection whicliis understood to the j Court,: that the defendants, exist between the latter power and Russia Hicharjd B. Jones and Frances h:s mre in the underta- wtte, ate not innauitants oi tnis smc, in favour of., it is Ordered, ibat advertisement cc rersion -11.. j -m n is sa-u mat me t'ersians- made lor nve weejts successively, m havefaken Bagdad, which was entered "the Carolina Centincl, printed at by the Prince oi Persia at the head of his ) Nei7bern,thatcaid Richard B.Jones troops;, and it is added, that the Tnrk i .o u': ...:f K.W, i Uiiii i dULca ilia Ulir nu uvai "vi.. ii" .. . generally retreat oe ore the Persians It u , , . , r y f , un tu' . , ??va s . " ! the .Honorable, the fudge of .saw of .;n Vx' ' IT fcourt. at the Sessions ot said LcW some dogs having been also struck off, Z 'ZiZ ' Z! V"5 "? warV tn be hedrl t kite Court-House in UIV , . Tnrbv . With (Mo ri- f Newhern. on the fourth Monday al ; I putvenui aiiaCK on "T . , i. her eastern side, and the still more threat- ' ter tHe iourth Monday ot iwan. to in ( These circumstances are too atrocious for publication.) at nome, the Sub- "l, auu iu u.c uC.Cuu , . t r It was under the banner of the Cros: m ...ui .. r r uu.es were perior- and all her energy to extricate herself. them, and heard accofdindv mca , aariDg we no e oi a flay ,vlcli The commencemen. of hosflilies, should Witncs, Tnb. VV. Guiou, Cfc oretcewitn sname indignation and re- be of a terrible character. The Russians ilt-J. h .1 f..H Mnndavc" and suburbs all are actively employed ; ; siege, and contributed to' his success by and, although the wages of ihe artisan his exertions, as he had to the nn.. any dangerous designs of Russia, should j are low, yet the reduced price of pro?- lions for it by his liberality, he earnestly that power be successful in iu contest I ions, brings his earnings nearly equal to remonstrated against the treachery in . -t m . I ...l.. I . 1 . J.. . . ' . - ... . J " rp arriKfnmwl t,i .., it ; m.. , . . aajijuy For three following days the carnaire nrone to buteherv .K September A .ID .:f 1 82 1 continued and this unrelenting spirit was gaged, the consequences must be dreadful! jAo. W. GuioH. no directed solely against the lurks.- 1RELAISD, instead, of improving in I Ail ttie Jews wno were in the town were her condition' . . - .'viav auu vv II i 3tr. - ! - seized the men were put to the torture. Murders rnnflaariHnna Vl i i I . T, c and the women end chUdren, as Veil Ji aetuy u.e men, were ui wunout exception, put ded with circumstances of the most shock. ; KBWARD, lO Ueaili. :ntr rtrarrlntinn TU '...j . . -llW WhoIe number of persons ho furUted people in different parts nf the perished at I ripolizza amounted to eioht Uln,l ..h;i.it 11 h. r. , , , , - o i . - " -- . ittuuiv ui savages. thousand, of which nearly one thousand and perpetrate crimes of the most cruel were Jews. . '. I -h v niuum v luite will twrnmp uo mf ' - - iwvvwfMV m ue this terrible spirit ; and y and civil executions, armu ann iha 1 . f.'?'. e!?.a'e,'.a Me ta s,a". ''a he' unfortunate wretches' who Z?Z dismay and destruction into private famil ies, will expiate their atrocities in the field and on the gallows. Ac? It !a n.All i mv - K O . I I 1 1 id i A oriusn gen-l cessary to subd tlemen Mr Gordon, was Chef d'Etat between milita, with the Turks Lo.ndo.v, Dec. II. Improvement in the Cotton Manufactures. what lie was accustomed to receive riiin the war. Drnoheda Jonrnal. fPl ,. .If"' IN . - f . ue general bona 01 ine iving oi uen- camp, find has since quitted the uu- 'xontemnlalion : and finding all h;G ron I j p. . A IJ , resenrauons aisregaroeo, tie quitted the service POSTSCRIPT. The: Packet Ship Albion, Capt. Wih p'AN AWAY from the subset Ii ber. on Sunday evening, 3d instant, 'a Negro woman na.ntu ESTHER, about 28 years of age, five feet,io or five inches high, straight and '- ; made, complexion rather nc" " ; yellow, aucl has large eyes. AU' Sfiniari" fnrwnrnp d from trading i1- Naihaniel Locker or Josiahi' lor said Negro, or habcuriog , employing her, under the penjlt ihe law. I . v ASA kennl;; haras, arrived last evening in 31 davs L - bf - . . i;uai.wii.i me iwuu ui uncr uiiiuuii) ici- anogetner, conceiving mat it was ne ther u mis vessel: London -'"" . rI trt.-if rlttcirro in (afinr. tint t . t r t- 7 . . . . . "l,l,,cl - .1 .- ' " v ... . r. ... v- ""aj-"--; nog, was aeposuea in me uanK.m r.ng- consistent with his owo honor, or vith the Uir .i.Fir un.atiurr, . .... - - Idrul on Monlay Ia$t by the I)anis hon of hi, countrytoipport a cause adjoining counties of Nottingham and Minister and the contractors, io the pres- nhich was carried on in violation of eve at encccf a notary public. pria of good ;Wlh and humanitv. " papers to the 3lst of December, and AV. erpool papers to the 3d of January, are received. We have only; time for the fol Jewing extracts, . SHIPPING PAPERS Of A 2XOST APPROVFD TORXy I Fori Sale at thin 'Off?
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