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aiilihWSllOIUtUGIL A. C. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1826.
NO. 25
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THS PATRIOT,
ft pointed and published weekly by
T. EARLY .S"7?.i.V,:,
At Two Dollar ,)er unrmin. pay
able within three mouths from tn
receipt of the first number, or Three
!)' lar after ;lie ex jt r r t i ci' t!;:it
time.
N paper to te discontinued until
all arrearages are paid, miles -it t!ip
Of 'ioj of the TMitnr; and a failure to
not fy h (lic:wio nunc? will be coasi
cred a neyr eriga.;ftnet. "
A1)VKRTIKMF.NTS
Not fxeeedtMg 10 lines, neatly in
jrtf! three time for one ! I a r , h rid
25 ee's f" :pry Miicceeding public
Cfttivnj ,.t ho.se of &ftf t JtPgt h in I he
ame-prftportron L"t f er t i h Kdi -for
must be post paul
Martial at that time; it is fr.'ie, that
4 'urn. t'ntiT. v Ttli a knowledge of
t'osfaer, sud r,-; an article, subscri
bo j 1 by his n rue, to appear in the
vVashing'oo prints on the very morn
ing o i.j t 'ay, in which he iudulg
el in a - r.iin of acrimonious ami
t.nbi coming invective against the
Court Matt hi and the National Ex
ecutive: ami it is true, that in conse
quence of this fact. lr. Adams de
creed annulling the decision of the
Court as lie intended. It is further
true, (if the narratives ol that day
the cirect of tUU measure may be,
carinctTbe predicted ar present, even
should it be persisted in, which we
much doubt, although the British
Editors seem to consider it as the
first step, in retraction of tho liberal
ized colonial policy of that country.
Far is, August 11.
W have news from Gr eece to th
'29ih July it is of a very unsatisfac
t ry Mature for that country. The
Gteeks are less united than ever.
TiitV4ev povrrvnivri has less rner
are cnfiti. il to treml. aou imy are g than the old. It has just n-muv-sureiy
wo.th more than the naked! e,i t(, a 8ma, jjsm. B(llIj;.f OI,po.
assertions ol men who are now sir- sfc Napoli. which if still occupied
fermg the punishment inflicted on 0 lne Suliots and Ilomeliots, who
them by the o.TVnded hvs of their arP not Wlilfi t(, ,;civer up u,Li fort
country and who have b n demoi-jt,! hvy refeire their arrearages,
srrated to be n-avo.thy of credit) j Several villages of Attica 'have
w"--" eftrLaet!r, ibraliiin Ts their tlmeritr.
'-d c uiteJ him as to the course, to the Marnotes. who. havitm- t.VPr i Forbearance on the part of the W-
I he on ,fit to pars.it', wi lling up, in jt.t their mountains to relieve thcl"'""! exiiting circamstan-
Cbief and Warrior of thee nations
anil proceed with theiu forthwith tn
S'. Louit at which place a Council
is appointed to be he Id. on the 10th
of September uext, for the purp e of
endeavouring to effe-t an amicnble
adjustment of the difTVrence at pre
sent existing between them, and hi h
lias for some time past bee i-xpeHed
to break out into an opm rui'iure.
Move Indian Depredations Wo
are sorry to learn, by the following
letter from . a respectable sonrce in
Miller county, that the. Indians hare
committed anotht" depredation on thr
citizens of that county Their" bold
ness, incoming into the settlements,
and within a short distaoco of (he
garrion, most be rather alarming to
the citizens of that quarter; and the
frequency of their depredations, lat
terly would seem to justify, in our
opinion, the sending out into their
iv.m v! ij. i' n!vi:'; u v subst ce, with this remark. kl;t,er Greeks have never received
Com. Porter and Mr. Jdams. cnuM consistently wi.h what:ai(V succour from them.
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There is a pi t-pabiiud iu In i 1 1 V VM. imigs, . ami io; IC American Kiundron, under
im- lee ngs oi uie uourr. restore Coui. Rogers, is in the Dardanelles.
om. i.o tor to iiisraak, and re-j Lieut. Gen. l'aulim is at Smyrna,
inn i nun iiih awiii o. Aim it is ..,1(1. il,. .4 a ... f.,...
- ---- ....v, iu,.w XlinilMII Ultllllll
ciiy of New V.k. (l.tu-ly establish
cd) cdiied by Mi . V?ue , a cashier
cd Lieutenant, and iy a Mr rYleiy
dismissed Cbapiato of the Umtei)
Slates Navy. l'h:s ip r is callen
tCoram's ('hiimno'"- wa es
tablished to writedown the Secreta-
the personal malignity of its fcoifors.
also true, tint the General approved
1 li ., Ada:ns tlolcrmiua ion, -Snrli
was the M utative given at the,
m n -tit, JU was then uncontradicted:
neithev of wljotn appears to deserve
jlhc slightes; rr dir. Tiiey . ba
been publicly aci us 1. by Maj. S
teilee Clark, of N. Y. of having m
tered falseli"ods in relation to him
self, and tiie tat ts of ;!i cage, evinct
tijctrulJi "I the accusation. Jlaj.
Clark was an flicer jf the U. S
G'.verumeut. Thf Kdifois of the
"Champion " fnor, lo s' i utnor, chose
to assume that Maj Clark had been
n; x; teved by the Governinent; and
rviliit flit t!ii'i i. n i i im i (i! (Cimi t li'iittMi
these Romans u. the age of Brutus, it jtito i.s pages, with approha
but draw tin a hisrvnf ihe cimim. !olv rVh ;yc deter.iunet
stances tln v had heard in relation to S 10 ?m 'U,,ol !VN,1 11,0 IH),SO!'
it. and nroff.r the aid of their columns . ' " "Ul IV" ,u' ",'t,r!,
and :leiils to procure the Major jus-
Vice admiral Neale is there also.
FUOM POliTUGAL.
Capt. Weston, arrived at Boston,
lunon was popular with the people
generally; but between two mid three
hundred persona, who were opp-ised
to it, were confined in the castle and
,.ia. ...... .. i . i rve , when they uisroverwMJaces uia
additions were mukiug to the number ... ' . .J rh.4l
uicreo ov 5j lieutenant wlio was broke
fo e p ing the Hag of his coun
try ii..t forbidden traffic, and by a
(An plain who was dismissed, we
know not foe -what; but n.it, we pro-su-nr,
hpcaus" tie possessed too much
honor as a m m, or. too much human.
i;y as a christian. " If the slander
had hi eti confined to t!;e columns of
tlie "Champion," we should have ta
ken no Motice of it; but as the En
quirer, (which has an extensive cir
cular n) has thought proper to trans
co, would only encourage them in
tho conimiitn of other. and greater
acts of aggression on our citizens
which may now be averted by the ap
plicatiou of the proper '. cans.
Miller C. H , A J, Aug 3 1820.
Dear Sir: We hve jus; received
infuniation, that the Ouage Indians
htivo been eoinmittiug outrage upon
some of our citi. ns, just beyond the
Uii;ftffUivA
stead, having obtained 'a permit from
the GommamKiit hi Fort i'owson, to
go into the bolfa!o range for their
health, procedeu aooiit two days tra
'llf3m
daily of those ho ev-m sp'k- unl'a
fura.iis ol it: ' .i;I . huiiever, rt was
ipiie; al i.ib,n vvjiefi he sailed.
Capt erihtier, who left Maracaiho
ontJie.Ilui ul. Htnli's that . General
Bolivar was expected to arrive there
about the mtddlo of thi month.
V. J". Mer. Adv.
tice! Maj. C I k assTired thejnli
tois that what they had heard was
untrue that l.e had never been ag
grieu-d by the g v trmienf anil
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FOREIGN
U the packet shifts Florida, Cap
tain I nikham, and Leeds. Captain
Stoddard., the foiinar of whit h sailed
told them they must not publish Hi. lfrom Liverpool on the ,U0U. and flte
na-rative ihey haj graiuinusly and.! latter n the 25th ult. regular fii
so patriotically drawn up. Tin y 0f Loridou and Liverpool papers arv
agreed to suppress jt; hut,jnotitli- received;
standing their promise to suppress it, Mr. Gallatin transacted business
the next No. of their paper . ushered . f.r the His? time with VI r. Canning,
it forth to the world, as a true and
veracious history! Maj; Clark then
publicly contradicted it, and t dd the
facts which had occurred; but ptdl,
tho cashiered Lieutenant and the dis
honored Chaplain continue to avmn.
that it is all ttiie! We make a so
herappeaf to the' public. Are these
men to believed? They surely are
not.t,rAnd yet, the Richmond En
quirer" .f the 1st insf, given cur-
rem y to one o! its newly fabricated
at the Foreign Office, on the 171h ult;
The most important article, which
presents itself to the American
reader, is an Order jn Council, which
was adopted on the 2 S f ! duly, hut
was not published until the 28th of
August, which, among other pro
visions, goes to prohibit our direct in
tercourse 10 Mi the Uritish poshsuons
in the ficstr- hi dies tfc. after the
first day of December next. .
This will be no doubt matter of
Wanders against IMr. Adams, not ' Qtiriiri'.p. hut still iv ue eortnirt
only without any signs of iucreduli-. that the British Government has
1329 b .ats
2687
1380
ty. hut with an elTort to sustain It.
It is not true, r.s all the narratives ol
the times agree, that, when Com.
.jnlci.iiffiTed.Jwliaid'-'Mr;H'd'
anvs, si 4 he launch of the I J randy
-".viteiflte--l-atfet'liTrned"Ttwa'y ft'oiri
him. The remarks attributed to
Gen. Lnfayrtte. are not jrue. It is
true, that at the instance of Gen.
Lafay ettc, M r. . Adams intendetl to
V( tin n Cctn. Porter his s'word' aritl
M'slfi' o i.im to the service from w hich
not taken this course, in any Ins-
tile spirit hut in the spirit of com
merce policy. Fixing so late a-day-for
the" "operation dfirdf-'rimVks as
tFit was siijiposed some-chmge in
t h e tl is jio sitTniV" V)f 1 1 1 "r. U nit'etl Sf a t es
n'ght atlovv of its revocation. Ii
is- foTtunativ thiit, in this" coujuuc
lure, iIr. Gallitin is on -tlwrspor.
lie is a man - filly . possessed .o!
the merit-, of the (juestion, by Ue?
ing .jfamiltar with it, and of h
l;j hhd hven ijismisscd by a Court jvi. ws of his Governments and what
Increase , pf the A'ew fork Canal
Navigation,. Vc presume that bu
a few, even of those who arc in the
daily habit of seeing boats pass and
repass upon our canals, are aware
of the constant and rapid increase ol
business transacted through the me
dium of these artiHcial riyers. Wi
have taken the pains to obtain from
a correct .source, the number of ar
rivals at this city, and the result is as
follow s:
In 18, '3 here arrived
182),
1825
1826 to 1st Sept.
It is probable that the arrivals
this year will not be far short ol se
ven thousand; anu there is every
prospect that increase will in future
be in the samo ratio with the pas
until it will become absolutely ne
cessar to make another canal, dou
ble the locks, or adopt some otli'o
means to facilitate the transporta
tion of the products of the. West,
which must all concesitrate at this
point on their way to market When
the OhioCuialshall have been com
pleted, an immense sum will be ad
ded to Our canal revenue.
Mba nu - Daily Adv.
From, Beyrortfl 'the Mississippi.'
Tittle li: ' k , Jr c ri'iV "f .""
Convention of Indians. We are
credibly informed, that infractions
j:tve been isne I by lhoA Indian
pa rimcjft t i hw tJni tetl 8l itei A gent s
fir tiie (images, Gtrer 'keen, JJela-
w!l . .1 T. . ! I..
;.Vfiresi o.i'i v uec mm ivicNiipo'i i(i- in"i. ihiiiki i
hansr. ilircctin ihe'ai tn c l!ect the' wrtt N. V. Gdz.
king towards I hem t fr.t they
determined l give thrtn bat'le. but
finding the number of Indium ab ott
thirty, declined a contest, nnd all re
treated except two, who were taken
prisoners, and stripped of nil their
clothing except their pantaloons.
The Indians also took n pack mule
and horse, and after abusing the pri
soners with blows from their toma
hawks, turned them loose and lei them
coino home, but followed tbem tn the
settlements, and stole some horses.
The citizens are now assembling to
pursue them to their villages, and it
is stated that some regular soldiers
will go also, to get some horses, which
were at the same time stolen from the
oilicers at the garri-nm- It is also
stated the Mad Buffalo headed tho
party.
In addition (o what is stated above,
we. learn by the mail earner from
Miller county, that the horse were
tolon within four miles of Canton
nent ! ovvsou, and that some of litem
ielonged to oll'icer of that po!; und
d'ter committing thin theft, the Indi
an only retreated 12 mile, and en
eamped for the night in a corn-Held
belonging to oue of the citizens of
(hat county.
akchitociiE", Lou. Ausr 4
Ind an murder. We havelat-h eon-
versed With gentl-m in from the ri
ver B sos, r picas, who states, rhat
Captaia Clark and family, consis'incr
of bis sisrejatid twr eliildren his
nephew, a Spanifth boy, aud !reo
friendly LidiaiH, w!to wpre encamp-
ed three U'.igaos thissidcof (he Bra
, on tju-ir return to Toyeac. Ayish
liivw IJi'triet, i 'xas. we-e atiHck-
ed by a party of Waco nndTatvanka
lvi4n-n-(44l-wk414- Judge i MeV
wlMMvasjn eompiny wuw 'hrm,.m!ido "
hicape, after receiving four or live -
wounds.
Our esteemed and ;; aecomplished'
pn.jntry 'nan WahinL'Ioo i ving, in at .
M H(tMdrwhePe ' tift1 Is 'ffiii'i'i'd np'oii
be hU Lolurabuf, now nearly fin
ish"!, ie. thinks it will be hu best-
y