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VOL. X. t - ' I i-: : :i-5i NEWBERNV SATURDAY FEBRUARY 2ii 1818.- - .-v S fs:nT:&UMBR "'47' V
CJOJNJJ111U.WS. ? .V(7V1 Irelandta tTjicrftwfc,aomc :articlcs,.wh:pbf--
, , . 1 s T,Tafoit i rrf n "fP4 5 -thcy, burst the number qfvpsstls nadbctDship- reserve serious Ucifiion iThrcg-
The FEDERAL REPUB-J A -fh Pfrjona qopccrDed,Jare hatchcstivith axes thai they might Wrecked, a gntleroenolKiisiiIiukria; th'ev0WC )
LIC AN t published ry - i$&$ perished.;, The j
urday S. HALL, ' at ' VJ-& k "bgl0 WF?J 'M 9&P? ?S Ai- sl01 t'HWt ' T
n-;;.- mnh1 hnlfi ana inai.tne Subscribers have, &d cabin bv two men. who remninerl two frirrates. lid reached, obit- vinces.t Now. the National- fn. v .V I . -
ADVEftfiiErtkNTH inSWcdcin.
trYihVfrst insertion, an J 25
1 i LtU ft,r .
rtfcA insertion after.
. . r . afttinvm
each insertion after
All Advertisements will Be con
iinuedy until otherwise ordered
each continuance charged,
, (Q No Paper will be discon
tinued until all arrearages are
paid.
Jfewbern Prices Current;
From' ' To j
'merchandize: d. ,c p
Bacon :
Ucef
Butter
Bees -Wax ,
Brandy, French
do "Apple
do Peach .
Corn
Meal
Cotton
Coffee '
Cordage
Flour
Flax-Seed
Gin, Holland
do Country
Ton Tinber
Pine Scantling
; Plank V. :
Lb. :
none
151
lb.
35
28
gal.
50
65
80
bush.
901
lb.
bbl.
26
6
26 :
12
'80
10
bush.
gal.
M.
2
1
20
8
15
20
1
18
8
iio
20
:' Squat e Timber
shingles, 22 inch.
Staves; W. O- hhd.
da H. O". - do
,do W.Oi bbl. '
50
10'
Heading, W. O.hUd
L.ara 4
Molasses - ;'
Tar '
Pitch
Rosin -
Turpentine I
tlo. Spirits
Pork
Rice '
Rum; 'Jamaica
do 'AVULrii"i
- do America
Salt'AUum' :
do .Fne
lb.
gal.
bbl.
20
to
'20
l :
2
4
25
gal.
bbl,
40
20
none
gai:
20
10
--
70
75
bush.
50
50
Sugar
wt-
135 50
4 uuavvu
6
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NOTICE;?;
, The Co-partnership tifi
BRO WN WEST? & Co.
ILL Cehe -oii thfe
J c tl . ' . ).. j.i
1st, dav of. 'August
lext. 1 The Subscribers therefore
respectfully solicit all persons in
deb ted to said firm to settles their
respective,, accounts before, that
period "and" "all those having ac
counts against them to present
the same prior to that date,
i The Store at .present .0 occupied
by them will be k'ept open for the
purpose of settling their business,
as well as the business of Jar vis
Brown & Cc. . . , , . -4-. , .
sJvMosesJarvis,-
fSiiyesterrBi'own,
Jno. S. West, Jun.
Newbernl Feb. 7, 1818. i-.
fi Will be sold on Tuesday
the lOihrdayof March next,during
Court week, theremainder of the
stockon hand belonging tothe a
bvlve 'firm,' consisting iof some
, Dry Goods, fHarwarfaUs,
- Groceries &c. ' -r.i--v
Twenty J)oilars lwU
AN-AWAY from tnsub-
scriber on thcrlst of
September last, a likely Mullatto
uirl bv"thc;name;ofi-:c.;:-w.y
'she wabbutViyca
thick built, f generally J wears fa
pleasing , countenance, aod is very
likely- I understand she is lurk
ing abotit Newbern anditsl Vicin
ity, and passes bv the name of free
CHARLOTTE; she formerly be
longed to the estate of. "Anthony
Hatch; dee'd- I will give the a
bove reward to any . person who
t?ill secure her in J ail, so nhat I
itct "her again, or deliver her tome
id Onslow County.
d u ra?;t n at c n.
Onslow County, N. C.
v
ix fir a re
w n m -rri h.w.?.
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February U, 1818.-4w.
- (faid.) 76.
ministered on his
I e"" .a" "4eed. to pay their
debtori
m
r claims within.the time provided
. 1 -.vli , v; l-y fv
UM Willi (111
h all convenient speed .;
Josiali Howard,
i,v ; and;
iAdnCts
Narcissa Howard:
Newbern Feb 14, 1818 -t 4tJ
NQTICE. ,
t ' ...4 , , . it irf
N; Monday 1 the 9:hidav
Of
v J iic4i, ai; : mr. west-
orooics it tnciitross? roausi vob
j.white oak jn jooes County, will
j behold at six months credit ;th
P(Tvata iviuy appruvcu nottsv
negotia'mt tiUher uf the -banks
in Newbern,) ail the slaves be
longing to thesaid estate six.
teeo; in number, men, women ; and
children i .
Josiah Howard r"
Narcissa Howard. 3 Y .
Newbern''2?ebicl4?ilki&.Z74t.
Gallant, MhcpVoi
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The following is a more par-
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ucuiar account ortne re-capture
of a vesselvfrom the Algetines
.than has yet beehr publi8hv
eel, -:::-yrt-n.;5 t- .wt-i-sid
f It will bKcbMcct& tht'Gnt
ana Reterburgh,' who'
vv,.vI,.,MUu "c,au35ianrt)rig m '
uusxaiA,'. was4 tJten -by an Alge
fine pjrjknfE thar-he afterward
f;iTectcd;hb liberatrone r
The panicular of this? eVent
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our readerSiibvvciimboiTicatlng to
)hem wordL;for wprdnheSjudiciaV
declarationsiof theptitf mad
before M.?ybQ Boxei, the RussiaW
CopsulXieneral in a Po'rxqil :f
"vn tne: arujijivr;nefrvb6at
two leagues Jrom -GabetF?Hft
I1 '''yi "VS "?lc5p
in f rVA .AVAMnnn . U . w .i .4. f J !
m tigs, iu;v.uuuu) ui nic SUUlUWeU it
brig of war ond er English cblbrs
which Jbore dovVn on us- with full
sail.,; Whtn within asheft rdis
tance'df the lodastria Iwasor
dered to tell from whence camel
I answered from -Riga, &'tharM
swijed under the; Russian- flag. I
was suromoncd.under threats, I td
come on board which I did with
out opposition, taking ,1 with me
papers relative: :to. ; the. r ship : and
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are interesting ahd deserg of
attention i: Wejirnagirt tnereloVeT
that we?shaR,:ramt -frhei thank's of
found rnvsf on -.board- aiJ-Aiirc vWOf the property .pf
gerine privateer? of. twenty - two
guns.-' . v ei . Cm ? S;-'.
u I shewed, my papers to : the
commander, who.J immediately
looked, over them,, & as , he found
no Turkish pass, or Airman, he
asked if I bad i none, .when I. . ani
swered in the fcnegative4 and ob
served at the samel time, that the
usecf them was not known to the
Ru88ian:8hips in the Belt : he "de
clared myship a g'xid prize, me
and my ; crew prisoners of war, af
ter this declaration;, he sent mc
back in my own boat to the Indus
tria accompanied by II well ar
I med Turks,-to whom he gave or-
ucrs to taice d men .iro.m it, and
bring to the privateer, but - to re
tain me with the J other persons
of; the crew, on board ' the
prize . " . ; ." y, : . - - -
After this painful separation
the eleven Turks who had obtain
ed possession ot the Industria, set
sail about six o'clock in the even
in? towards the" west. Thev ex
amined every part of the ; ship, to
plunder whatever they choose, St
to cram themselves with the best
provisions. They said, tbe pri
vateer, had two days before,' ta
ken two other . Russian ships, a
brig and a galliot, from (he Belt,
and destined for Spain, and sent
them to Algiers.
'The came evening thtymade
With Ui'awn fiahre Ht . thr , dn;ir.
and- they were relieved ; every
t ??'-v fer of the commander
of the pi tvateer, th,e person placed
QZlimh prderedthe.t4ve:
a!iprsrtowprkfabusing
and threatening to isabre
)n 59;.9fi disobedience.
RPS b "ponBheli courageii.of
m nyc sailors, with whom I-had
before b3.DdJ,conterted measures
. "ro "01" uu vvai gu
m.cae.an opportunity presented
PKSPg thsbipand icargoi
itself for so doinjr. I carriffl ihi
plan into.eecution.at te ritf
my liiiV'pn the 5th of July in view I
Werlinguas, m the following
man r, t . :, ;: , .. , j
.About -I I o'clock in the for i
noon, while 1 was in the cahin with
the comm.indcrof the prizewhere
he,w;s employed", in pointing -a
chart which was lying. before me
on the uble, he dem-tided a glass
of brandy Jrom me. which I order
ed a Russian, serving as a.caUin
boy, to bring, to him and while?!
?c$: dothi Lsrieweo! him at
the same time aoax standiniHn a
corner,, and toW i.him .he might
sPl!;iCurkVHrom behind
PI hpvas busv along
with me m,lopkip&QW.jthe chart.
,4 IfJ?Fnc..c e-.xaminatioo ito
PEcPiran C the:.har.bir pf Ah
SVe-Ef 4!l-p .wich.com-.
turn his back
more.than before-trth
lW?P but ajsailor backed off
PSoCs disappeared: in
the-jwaves.1' ,.-i:-ti;t,-'c
': :. 4 he vessel vvaoll'over cover
c;vfh!?? csReroed.my,
sc.irfprtunatejf that on 'an occasion
bjeh m v 4y"e sailors were! cx
posed to the-danger from-ibich
we yereao providentially saved,
jffee only blood which ; flwwed was
my6wnl was sliirhtlv wounded
on the head, jthe right hand, and
the Turks we retained nothimr but
the(ar ? ?ne dread.pl a sev
ere quarantine 'induced me;; to
thrqw their, bodies, witbnheir
dotheVinto the sea.',,fi,, v: -v
The investigation took place on
the ,17th, Julyy, and the declaration
of the Captain was confirmed bv
FOREIGiS mvS.
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Latest from i England.-
-: ; $ f 'Niw'YoRi, FcbV 6,
TV the : attention ; of Captain
S? of the elegant and supe
riorr ship. Nestor, the Editors -of
the New.York Gazette arc indebt
ed for . London papers, i Prices
C urrent, Lloyd's Lists , and Liv
erpool ; papers, : the la t ten to the
26th December. , Such , of I their
contents as are interesting will
be found ' in .this 1 day's- pa
per., ,." f ;. : v; ; . 1 )
Ao absurd rumor was in circu-:
J lation in London, on the 22d; of
a change, pt ministers, ..whichi
with other reports, had the effect
of lowering the fifhds. . : 1
Steam boats were employed in
towing outward bound vessels
down the river to Gravesend, a
gaiait wind tnd tide, r ' :
It hzd brcn very storpy on the
:.Vu iV.i; - i " ML r?1 i -A' A L'tnis Island: on rWednsdav laf
jwithobt the least ... soui ti : cbmWiJ krs,;arso turns,out to be an : 1m. hjn cl A cSafL ,
fVomhimi; -n; t:;::oHMiicarraB3
i1' iixxr "- '-;"" -' ' -rMJf'"a t.-irr k jo .VA!jdaor General for CafraecW 'sal .
3i " yVerimmtdiatelv-.sefeed riii jmne 'United States, ji' jy?W "S; ?n :
' vvjr4,Ccu iuu f--v-n 2' i. v.'4-,v v 4aVfc1n the roads oPLa GuvMfi,'
pjstols apd. his sabre. ;w thiwhichW 3D DOtlcea ,n the Loudon 1-,7
hVe'firHt dhVri U "' y-tuu anprr;23: Nfeveral days, haying left that port"
1 MC;If?1 Kwiea the two guards at P 3P cr " frr4Pnt-yrtR-ir v:r
-the upper aoor or tlKir .f:.u vLdrGases Remained lat rFrank3rr i . . " Tr-.vv. 8Pccie
whose armvwer: ntw, fchppor(edfort w?th hrs sobilanid it.wsV'notjp m fu:J,V:X;,iL " ?n.a?T"-
deck, acke4.tl.e,Uih2r.T4tks.-ifcVed wthe-Aiistriao:br -'PfWiian .SSi te'w? - ks- 6' -SWfeflP-
"8 if?:?te r"8f.0- ra-ot Gen. Mini .4nd
r- t .nriorii.nn ' .- H . - .1 i!r:i. iimii in nrnnmin m nn ilia on' i
f?n;drow p.caKo?Dake WWiUo!
tumolcd the others wholav stretch i tfrom ne sentenced! the ' Corrcc
ed pMt.oQ..the d)eclr, iuto.the aea-n'oWoooa't'heot.5 which
one of them, still liv. K-M,, acquitted M. "Debasscher. editor
t At Breast a dreadful storm had,
been fel flir two ltdays abd .Xo
nights. An English - transport
from: London wast :lost;rwitH:2.i6
passengers,, near PontusvaU
5 tQur riles otLloyd's Lists, frbmr
ineta to me aJLiecemoer, iu-,
elusive, contain gloomy accoubts
of the loss and .damageof', nearly
200 sail of foreikn Vessels, with,
many lives, 00 the , European
coast,: during a succession or . - the
y:
?0iVn
n?ost tremendous . caies ever
.". The Chamber of Dsputies of
France were, encaged, iu the . dis ,
cusson pf a
cussion of a law relative to v;ihe
"PW-Qt the press.; .r
-M will b seen that the ' Uoited
States .snip,? Franklin,' f 74, with
xua our minister, -nau
4 C4vucu jc. ugjaqa.
Sir Tames Lucas ,Yeo had sailed
from. Portsmouth, forv Madeira,'
Tener iffe and.theCoast tof A in-
ca. . - . ,
5 The Princess of Wales; rejceiy
e tithe news ol heraug b'tcVt djrath
on iiic Z5 tn.iayemberv'. ana - was
So deeply afiecteS', tbat she faint
ed, away several times.; . ;-4i.v:
h Leach; Jal appointed Vjfce
Chancel Ior aSirjTiibraas JUi
iner, vMaateriiVe-SUjia.'E
land, r .. - :ii t;i
t J he, fortunate youth, ,vo ' ?)t
r V-5 v Jk?.'5i;
calumniated his Grace. llie ap,.
Ui&t i 'iu- n.AJii
receivblt;ad fee" ti&6ndw&
CES W
ed in cosTf. . - - -
Mr. Rush;tne"Arme7ican 1 min
ister, left Portsmouth for London
ori'the ?Oth Dec."fc ' . ' ." -
7;; Jbour transports; of about JS00
tons each; are 'ordered to be &6u
bled (to secure them from tHe ice)
and to be fitted at Wool wichfbr
the purpose o f rrha king a voy ace
of discovery and;,invctigati6ti to
the Nor th of 1 A no erica , E drope
and Vsia. The recent discove
ries -m e - by Lieutenant Ko tze
buevof 't the Russian -navy,, and
more so, we understand,, the re
ports made by our Greenlandmen
this ' season, are , . circumstances
which have giyena renewed feel
ing and' interest to the subject of
a north west "passage. '- .- -
' The French ambassador.
Marquis 'D'Osraond,' Had arrived
in London from Paris.
Accounts 'from ! Cadiz r of the
Russian L ambassador ' had hin
Russian ambassador ? had been
there aomc days, - waiting for the
Russian -squadron, which , hid
been ceded to Spain, upon - condi
tions which remained unknown.
To this squadron was tov be added
vwu suipa oj incline ana two , in '
gates, the equipment of whichTwas
nearly completed Besides the
troops which were teady to . em-,
bark on board them, 3 or 400 of
ficers had solicited to accompany
the expedition, to serve as volun
teers till they can be employed in
the a South American posses
sions.
YA " Deci6V.:
We received this morning sbmc
New-York papers to the 1 8th No
yember from which we have ex"
traded ail that is most important
ly estate, turos outi lbe aoMm. iCtjrao4 Dec- 27
r- 5 4" w" KheWren
telligencer. tbie'-f .'American' ufli
?iaA PaPerf cnt9!:c58 5LaP?.llcyiPfr
neutrality, with -respect to the,
oouth American provinces, and
Snvcighs strongly against the :dea
pf an a:janceinr their cause against' .
ihe mother .jdpuntrV. - it ilie f'A J
merican-government really, deter
mine to remain neutral, n cannot
petruci that the,, American ?
commissioners are. goioirrt ,10 ,
bauth America, to .recognk'ze.tbe
l idrpendeocc of one or morcoi vhe,
uiuviuces
Courier ' - '.
LlVERPooLVwDec; 25-
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r The honr K. - Husk, 5 minUte1
from the Unitrd'StatVi; JafVived'at-?
Portsmouth on .Tuesday se'nignti '4
and inLondofi onV ThurrJli;
dis excellency, with -ts ? family
anclsiilie,cne over -ln'thVA-"
taeriestf snip oTWr Franklin) of
74 -guns, the first of 'thatcfassUati
has been mciuV a -r-'Bntlsh pdrtl
bearing &ttie b?6af pendant' lof 1
Cbmmuddre Stuartl'and ;' kmJ-.
jpanded oyCapt.Balla'rdi This?
ship is allowea "hX'iiih tK-
Vessel pp-her. class fver btiilt7
inf-America.: r HfeV:-buhheQ
2500 toos. - She4ktitrrifVf
sHo tVe'Aledhetraneah;
toiomthffAerica
oi' his stafT, being the ; remnant of
hs armyv haying been taken pris.
oners, ana escorted to Mt
where they' werervio be mit tr
exico.
f A Carraccas Gazette of the 17th
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st. contains' an official dispatch
from eeheral Mnrill. V..
tain -general ofVenezuela. ' Hnn
Juan Baptisfa Pardd, dated, Head
quarters, Guadarraiiia, 7th De
cember, from which it appears
Vy Senr4 Paez, of the indepen
dent army, was. in i Achaguas, and
fProienced his retreat .on;thc,A-radca;..wjtbrthe-.;eigfation,
and
all his forces, having at the same
time orderedthose in Nutrias to;
ross back the Apure, in conse
quence of which all Gen. MoriU
lo's endeavors to 'meet him wcrc
frustrated.; ' m' . c
Gen. Morillo, being at Cala.
boze, and having received ac
counts from Col. La TorreVfroni
which helearned that the latter
was deterred from attacking the'
enemy by a false report that Bol
ivar and Arismendi were coming
up the river with S great; forces
marched with several corps to re-
inforce himland arrived at Gii.irl-'
arrama the Very day his dispatch-
I - . . r? CIV?a
another letter from ' La Torr.
meationiug that he had doited the
rebels, commanded by Zuraza.ia
the field of Hogaza; k '
; The official dispatch of hoU T.
Torre, is dated : Calvario. ith
December: and contains : the fol
lowing in substince : , ,.' V.J" t; Y-
That on the 2d December he
attacked the independent irmyi
posted on the heicht in the Hata
of Hogaza, to the number of 1,-
ouu men, with two pieces of , gr
tiiiery : bis army Ycomoosed bn
of 300 cavalry and 900 infantry),
advancing"; with undaunted ' cour
age, amidst the : cries of," loo
live the king." His cavalry, pz :
oer rrogones, being. attacked by
that of the enemie's left, he order
ed this oGccr to charge thec3t
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