'J
iXi- mil
spiRirS:0F.TUi(PENTINE,
IMCu tbey Verier s!e, 1 the binel,
Y gn- , ef :thlt Ml cie. and al f
fSklSlCiSieii iW Di.tJIepr, will
"te siW.uvw.Mj
m -
Miirv uni)Ct;c
rVbrizHbiy, abrt one year who a
' ,a:xol wUe co the tcbofenehia hoofs,
tvwitl driver -the ndHcrses iome,
S?TJk in Wake county, cr give in.
rtfcmtxoo so
gilded. '
SASrL HICH ARDSON.
from tJ Subscribe Irving in Orange County.
near ChapcI HaWon the 5itt ultimo,
BOUT 15 bards high;l2 or 13 years old
A w. hnt itch tail., roached Mane,
orf remarkable long foot-lock' behind, had
.V, cnall clear knock.nt Bell- He was raued
m Cx.rcn County, and from Information recei.
Kn made for thai place. Any person who
-J tccart iJd Hone and' give information
rmf or deliver fairato ni shall be gwe-
r2t rewarded lor mar wotwc.
JNO. CRAIG.
Mi 4. 1311.
3t-7"
Ten : Dollars Reward,
J ,
STRAYED OR STOLEN, '
aa Wednesday,' tn 10th day of April last,
A BRIGHT BAY HOR3C,
A BOUT 14 bind hgn,'haa 3 white feet,
A a blase down hi face, is about 9 or 10
mrs old, and raised in the neighborhood
JK sleigh I will ge 10 Dollars for him or
M, reaaoobU char,
Kinton.Ma7 V18U. 7 . r ;
S:rthCdronnaRuihetfGr(! Cotmly,
JehaBradlaV V IN EQUITY.', ,
-f ArrJ lcrzn. oii.
rvN raorioa of the Colnpnant Solicitor J
Vy kitt i gTamed to aroena ni oui u
wmplamt. Ordoei alao. That publication be
tnjtd. Uoleaa Answer or Demuirer is hMed,
tmeot will be taken at neat Term oo the
k,3 as it stands amended. Ordered, That thi
Older be puUUhed three wetks succcasyely
a ibe Ralegh' Register.
Usocd 6th day ot May, 1811.
Gf Tar, N. HAMPTON, CM.m.
' State cf Sorth-CaroUna
County of Randolph.
Hanon MJler.Ejq, -1N KQUITT,
Ceorge Lucas et al. J Original Bill
VrOTlCE is hereby rjea to Richard hsc'.
IN Hfxi ' uair Mary Ann, Jac Mille et
s or Mutha, Peter hoberta. Heory Fuller, &
Sirih Fulkr.-That on the 13th day of Sep
trsber next I intend taking depcaitiona of Bri
u.o Fuller. Joseph Robbios. Ryland Roberts,
Cetrje Kobe ft a, Maunng Brookhier, James
Winer, and Sarah MJIer.at thedwellir g house
f Seth Wade, of the County of Raudjlph and
Sare of N. Carolina, to be read in evidence in
s censio matter of controveny in our said
Court depending, wherein 1 am Complainant
ui you are Defesdanr, where, Ste
HAMON MILLER.
Miy 20, 181L - SulO
State of Worth-CaroUriJi
Randolph County.
Coot or Z0JC1.TT Jfril 7erm9" 1811.
Junes Thayer Zc V ife" 1
trriu . t Original Bill
Robert Nance, et at 3 V.
IX this caie, it appearing to tbe Court, that
Asrori Hill and jeffry Ruaell (.wo of the
Defendants named in the Complainants bill)
inhabiranta Vf another State, it is there
lore Ordered, that publaton be made 3 weeks
axotssivelv.in the Raid eh Register, that un-
km tbe said Defendants appear and 61e their
mpective answers, wtthm tae three'first daya
ef text Term, to be held Tor the County of
kUadJph, at the court house in Asht borough,
"a the rit Monday after the 4th Monday m
Sey.eaberrjcxt. the b H will be taken pro con.
feuo, and heard eje uute, aa against ihem.
(Copy) BtLLlUl l,C.crJ.Ji
. WAS TAKEN UP, ,
Ca Wedoesdar the 8t2x inst, af my House, in
Rockingham CounVj, N. C 78 miles from
Salisbury and 16 from Danirille, Va.
A EGRO FELLOW, who says he belongs
X to William Reaves, of - South-Carolina,
irttg about twenty miles from the Old Nst oa
Ford on the Catawba Said Nerro if about 27
Tears old. five feet tirht Inches hirh. of a ycl
complexion had oq when uken tip, a
"ped hoocetoua biz coat, and a close.blied
cnat of homespon. with cottorrpantaloona
He calls himself Iihim. .The owner is re-
oestea to come forward,; prove hit proper-
. u e nun away, by paying chargta '
WILLIAM BETH&LL
Mayl0.181L . 3 .ia
A Partner Wanted
A YOUNG MAN, A PRINTER by pro-
jfKn possessed of two or three then
dollars, of talents and Information sum
Jm to eondoct the editorial department of the
achmao, and who is willing to embark in
frinriof, Bookbindng; and Bookselling
fM. msy have a permanent birth at thia
r' 11 must be steady and industrious,
bring tbe most ample and unexceptionable
amerdition. Letters on the subject must
Pcnpaid.andaddresrfdtothe ;
EDITOR OF THE WATCHMAN.
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. with IDC ICIITT WT HCWMUt
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K 'JriJ'jor tdcail Gaiu' i ; '
lV 7.HE ,B RITISH C1CH0,:
QH'sj Selection oHhe mcst adriur Speech--es
m theEngltsh Langy-cC; anahgedti?
der three'dist 'uict heads of Popular, Parliamen
isry andjod'dal Oratory V with; Historical II?
lustrations.' To which la prefixed an Inrrrdoci
tkoir to die Study and Practice of; EWucnce,
"1 Br tuomas maQwjca7Lvx..o- t
2ajTO i'rwr, find tw7? ooir publUUd ;
' UThc 6tb Volume of ' j' '
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. vThose who are in possession of, the 5 first
Volume may be furnished with tnis adiititioo
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Gales.. . And those who are not: yet possessed
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RALEiGHvACADEMY;
i . I . . . . .. v
Tlic semiannual Exarhinatibh
Or the S odents of the Ralei jh Academy Will
commence on Tuesday next (the fourth ol
Joae) at the Siare-Hotae in thia City, where,
al eretofvJe. it, ia expected -a rumber bf the
Parents and Friends of the Students will at .
tend. . . , .
The Second Session ol the Academy will
commence on trie Monday following ,
.h- : i Afar 29 1811.
: li rawing cf Secbnd Clats of ; .
THE CAPE.FE AR LOTTERY.
PRIZES of RiO-No. 44,53 185 32-i 339
560 69515,739 749 781 876 877 .893 913
1020 1054 1125 1175 1198 1345 1421 1525
1552,1557 1600 1651 1667 lb34 .1892 1926
19S5 V050 2311 '2471' 248S 2669 2698 2910
2930 3418 3163 3170 '3192 3266 3346 3483
3510 3993 3931 4)52 4103 4181 4215 4221
423 43U3 4343 4458 4490 4498 4647 469
4753 4782 4332 4900 4915 4962 4995 5237
5318 5335 53dO 5509
5628 5641 56425632
5950.'
5528 5594 5615 5618
5800 5S66 5876. 5897
FRIDAY. MAY 31, 181L
Vc tavc satisfacion in being able to
relieve the public anxiety which has
been experienced for some days past by
reports, received in different directions,
of an engagement between two vessels
off our coast. It will be seen, by the
first article under our Postcript, that
this engagement took place between our
frigate President, nd tbe British sloop
of war Little (or Leele) Belt ; that the
fight was unwarrantably provoked by
the British vessel, and that the result
was such as the temerity andinsdlence
oC her commander deserved.
On Friday last, a special Presbytery,
ogreeably to the appointment of the Sy
nod of the Carolina, was held in this ci
ty, for the purpose of ordaining the Rev.
Dr. Joseph Caldwell, President of the
University of. this State present the
Reverend William L. Turner, L. Pra
t her, Bowman and Wm. M'Pheeters.
The Presbytery was opened by Dr.
Caldwell, who preached an ingenious
and learned Sermon on "the Millennium,
founded on the 20th chapter of Revela
tions. On'Saturday morning Mr. Tur
ner delivered a Discourse on the quali
fications and duties of a Minister of the
Gospel. Mr. Bowman preached in the
afternoon, and Mr. Turner in the eve
nincr. On Sunday morning Mr. Prather
preached a Discourse suited to the Sa-
, . t 1DL.....
cramenuu w&cttaiuu. ruccico,
assisted by the other Ministers, admi
nistered the Sacrament ol the Lord's
Supper to a respectable number of com
municants. In the afternoon Dr. Cald
well delivered an excellent Discourse
on Future Rewards and Punishments,
and in the evening Mr M'Pheeters clo
sed the Preaching by an appropriate
Sermon on. Adoption.
Commercially Important. lt appears
from the following extracts of letters that
symptoms , favorable to American com
merce begin to be exhibited in the north
of Europe. It is well known that bothJ
Sweden and Russia particularly the for
mer, are influenced by France : There
fore, any change relative to American
commerce inust have originated with
the latter power,. It fortifies the idea,
that in case the arrangement with France
is adhered to, our commerce will beffa
vored, not only "in that country, but also
in all the countries'under French con
trol.-,..;; , ; Boston Chronicle.
Extract 9f a letter frem a merchant in Stock
, Atfoi A'weaVn. another mJVevYerk dated
JlturehTT. '.'
. All the Ameri'-an Teasels now in Swedish
port are at liberty to proceed with their car-
whenever me season Dennus iu ur
dera were srWen a few days aero to return the
papen which had been taken in November.".
Extraet of a Utter from a rentleman ofdittinc-
tion in London to hit corretpondeat in Union
dated .March 21. ., x -t
We have now the agreeable information
that the American vessel are at lengtn ad
mitted into Russia; There will then be no
obstacle to aiea. ' '
The circulating medium belrig at his
time very much the tjubject of specula
tion, the following facta and tculations
are submitted to out readers, leaving
them to form their own conclusions : "
Let a crown piece be considered as worth
5s A' dollar or Dank token is lU2th less in
freight than a crown j tbeji, If tij filrcr in
Raleigh)
eich is of. equal quality, tha Talae of jt dol-,
larmust be 4s.7dfC V S ;
",i Silver
rate of.f
' Then. 100 crown or 25T In crowna are
worth 109 dollarrand Sd.'which dollar may
he exchantred for 'Diner to tfie amount of,29
1:1 In other wordsj by exchanging, crown for
dollars; and those dollars tor DanK notes, a
and 3d, in paper money, Ttnly,be hid Tprfohr
crown or one. pound.. v.'
.Twenty shillings are barely equalin weight
13 three dollars; wortn as aocrve va.
TheA,-a toany-8hilliog.as are worth ua:
9d; in dollars; Will exchange for:20s,in piper
money.;, . vv,v-'f..v
A'Xfcmnd hote and, 2s . would, in that cae
have exchanged for iour dollar, as they do
now. ; 1 Vi;(W-'flMv
p'.-;-,-t.- '"v .. .'...l;, v,.-'.--t.,,N;.'
The papers in general Have fallen into an
error respecting . the incorporation of .tbe
Kingdom of Westphalia Into the french Ern.
pire Jrtome has only ' ceded a Ivery mall
portion ? of hi - territory ; an arrangement
which seems to have been rendered necessary
by the recent annexation of Holland : U was
On this occasion that he published an address
to the inhabitant of the ceded "district, ' con
gratulating them on becoming ciljzena of the
Great Empire. London paper.
-J-
Extract tfa titler'Trom 'Xrw'Orteank dated
: - c :1 Apnwo, ion,-;
'.The Spanish authorities are still, in pos;
session of Mobile, and manifest no disposition
to withdraw therefrom, In the five interior
provinces bt Mexico, the revolutionists are
said to have met with great success, 8c were
in the quiet posseaaion of te government-w
' tya$ia'chett 2J&crton.-The returns frbm
a large number oftowns exhibit a small Fe
deral gain, The partiea are o nicely balan
ced that it ha been supposed by many that
the majority would depend upon the vote in
Salera. AVc are bappy.ih suting that the
vote of Salem ha eventuated in favor of Re
publicanism", by an average majority bf 40.
From furtherrenlm of Xew-York election
it appears that the - Republicans have suc
ceeded in electing their candidates in every
Senatorial district in the State, The Go
vernment of the State ii'Ripublif.ao in all
it bran ht-s( by a great majp.iiy.ct Int.
Tht Lg!latureof the State of Connecticut
has appointed the Hon. John Cotton Smitlt,
Lieutenant Governor for the ensuing year
The vote in the House of Representatives
were for John C. Smith 105. John Treadwell
8, Chauncey Goodrich 15, Elijah Boardman,
(dem)60.
John Coalter, tsq- is appointed a Judge of
tne ix) un 01 Appeal 01 irjuu, wuuc
Tucker. s
Judacioue Kt&af-ping On the 27th Of A
pril, the brig Charles M.ller, returning from
the West.Indies to Boston, was boarded In
lat- 39 J0, Ion. 73, by an officer from the Bri
tish frigate Pizarro, Dugald MDonald com
mander, who impressed Benjamin Rogers, a
native of Portland, Mass. and the black stew
ard, born in Newbury port
Another A young lad, iged 15 years, son
of Mr, Jonas Spock, of Eliiabethtown, N.J
haa been pressed on board the British brig
Frofic
Two British ships have, by mistake, enter
ed St. Andrew' Sound, instead of Amelia 1
the entrance to the two place are said to be
very imilar; they are irt charge of a giirihoat.
There has been two arrivals at Amelia, from
Liverpool but bring nothing new
5MUMUA PtptT.
. mmml -J
Some disturbance has lately 'been
made by the disorganizing party in Bos
ton, about the imprisonment of Captain
Thorndikc for a violation of the laws of
the United States ; and several evil-disposed
persons carried their sympathy
for the offender so far as to, hoist their
flags half-mast high, in token of their
sorrow! The public are much obliged
to the Editors of the Chronicle and Pa
triot for the firmness and courage which
they have displayed in opposing these
choice spirits, who would seem to want
nothing but the power, il to sting the li
berties of the country to death.! It is a
gratifying cirpumstar.ee that the in
trigues of these men, who have the com
summate hypocrisy to call themselves
disciples of .Washington, have not ex
tended beyond the Jimits of the town of
Boston; Net t. r.
MURDER ! A letter from a gentleman in
Norfolk, to the Editor of the Petersburg In
telligencer dated May 25th,,sa, M A most
horrid affair took place thia morning, about
7 o'clock,: which eventuated in the death of
Mr- BoWDZif, a respectable merchant in this
placed It appears that Moses, Myers, a mer
chant, and said Bowden, hare had a dispute
respecting the settlement of an account This
morning they met at market, whenthey com
menced the dispute again, and in consquence
of some harsh language, from My ers. ' Bow
den knocked him down, -and injured him
very considerably ; however he (Myers) went
immediately to his counting house, where
bis son was, a voung man just out of College,1
who very deliberately took his pistol, went
directly to Bowden counting house, and
! shot him dead on the spot, withou giving
mm any cuancc 10 uciciiu iuuiku in uic pre
sence of two or, three witnesses-then made
his escape he will 'probably be taken, as
they are in riursuit of him in every direction.
- Mr. Bowden ha left, a wife and five
children to mourn hi loss he was a man
very much respected in this placej" , A
(Xj We some time; amce announced; the
discovery of-a quarry of B 0 r stone in N.
Carolina. The gentleman wh6 gave 'the in
formation, it appears, mis-named the atate 4i
The, quarry, we are .instructed to say is in
Georgia, about 60 mije from Augusta, where
quamera are. now at work-aome of the
blocks are Uted to have arrived, at -rana)
-mine, and reported td' be of good quality,
' Josara Lvcav, a sailor belonging to Gun-'
Boat No. 157, lost,ith most of the creW, oh
the south breakers, mentioned in the Regis
ter last' weeJc saved himself by "swimming
from the wreck to Light-House Island, a dis
tance of about three, miles. W the .course of
vhich he was twico attacked by a shark, '
. iVhat would have been the- cinerenco to
the public If, the bank hid lowered .lpound
nntea to!8i. instead of raisin? R4 to. 22: V
f 17 n TT.rfrrK n kkij AWjAn mnaDitant 01
Newbem ha been delected in passing Coun.
terfeit Dollarr rHis es. ination) before the
Magistrate wa of a natui 2, to justify thern
Iri requiri-r him 'toenter icto rccognizadco
for his ar j ranee at.the next Superior Court.
routea to prison.-i'-iue prwmpuicisrsjiuurui'
ntss'oCthe'eentleman at whose store the. dol
lar had Heerf passed- m Immediately appre-
tending the suspected person,' .ceseryeuie
thanks' of the:commumtv-".iiiliiK
U Tije aouars are copper, piatect tniniy wrw,
silver 1 vand 'bear dates 1790,1 l793.p
soniof- little klli; can detect them 'by 5 the
,ound, which more resembles that ot pieces
.of glass lalling on each pier,tua7vthe oroi
narvrine of ailver.dollaiu -4 ;
j J ,tye. ahdertand Ihat iheir:jab;OTrf
1 omera concernea m inis, Dusiness. vourcni
taens would do well to guard against them'i ;
iThe f rencE privateer Diligent is said
iq ua v c, uccu bcicu t py m vusiorn-
hquser officers in Philadelphiaiibrfthe
trilling maiter. as tne rxuiaceipni pja-
er expresses iu ,01 running tier st,o-i
MAD DOGS. We never recollect heanncr
pf so mahy, dreadful instances bf the, fataler
fects of "canine madness' in so short, a period,
as have occurred within 6 weeks' in the stares
xif tNey?York; j Jersey,Pensyf
Caroiiha. 'i The ? alarm , is etretne; and Vid
wonder ; forl.the usefumessf all, the dogs- ih
any state 'canhc4lekmeasitre)d Against the' life
and. ufTerlngs ot anjflDner viUuable.; citiiehi
who might fall the victim ofthi most' alarm
ing.and distressing!, calainiry. iC i t
1 1 Is it not . astonishing, notwithstanding the
numerous and repeated .instances from time
to Ume;'of the; destruction of human life, tbe
destruction df j property, especially pi sheep
and other cattle ; the annoyance arid; inte'r
ruption during the mghfc of the hale as well
as the sick and afflicted, especially 'in towns
and villages, that such: packs bf useless and
Ldangerous ahimals aretolerated and permit.
xea to run at urge ?; Or are the people to, be
roused to a sense of duty only by the inflic-'
tionof some terrible catastrophe ? The guar
dians of, the public weal should in time look
to these matters Lynchburg Star. ' v
. TOBACCd is still brisk,; for Ihe bompe
tition is great As thislis abotit jthe time
that planters are pitching their crops, v were
it not known that advice is .never taken, it
would be suggested to plant one third less
than last year; and in all the stages of the
crop to take '4 times more pains than' ever
Complaints, and regret, and disappointment,
would be then less, both with the grower and
the purchaser ; and honest labor would most
asuredly4e well requited lb. 1 1
A suit was tried at Vincennes. ihdiaha T-
last 'month, between Wm. Henry Harrison,
Esq. plaintiff? vs. Mr. William M'Intosh, deft
for slander, the defendant having accused the
plaintiff of i defrauding the Indians of their'
lands in his capacity as Commissioner of the
United States for treating with the said In
dians. The jury found a verdict for the plain
tiffofyiwr thousand dollar damages. Amo
tion to ett aside the verdict on the ground
that tbe damages were excessive, was over
ruled.. . : j , J;i '
Joseph Street, formerly Editor of the Wes
tern World, 1 has had judgment entered a
gainst himfor g850 in April court lasti for
Jessamine county, Kentucky, for a libel on
Judge Innis, the motion for a hew trial made
at the preceding court having been overruled
t -' ,
AVwty tnvented Compass Mr. Smith of
New-York, is exhibiting in' the Northern Ci
ties, his AVtey invented Compass, for ascer
taining the variations of the Maedc Needle'
with mathematical demonstration. 1-
Luther Martin, Esq. of Baltimorei has
drawn a priie of fifteen thousand dollars in i
the Hospital Lottery. 1 ., ,
From a late London Jfagazine The young
Prince of Orange, it is generally understood,
is now pursuing his studies at the University
oC Oxford, wih the view of ultimately offer
ing his hand to her Royal Highness the Prin
cess' Charlotte of Wales It has been assert
ed that his Majesty facilitated, his departure
from the Continent, with the express ,haten
tion which has been mentioned and tfl the
Kin personally pave directions as to 'the
plan of education which this young, Prince is
to follow. ;' . j , - r, -r
, " A black seaman of the Bittern (English
vessel) entered on board the U States frigate
Essex, saying that-he 'Waaan Americab citi
xen ; presently the Lieut of the Bittern cattle
alongside the Essex and asked Capt Smith if
he had riot a; black man on board I , He an
swered in the affirmative, and ordered the
man on deck The black man not being able
to produce 'any papers of his citizenship.Cap'
gfrniia very.potiteiy gave mm up to the JieutJ
of the Bittern, r but the seamen ffoiricr below
to fetch his clothes seized a hatchet, laid his.
lett. hand on a gun, and chopped it off close
to his wrist ; on this the Lieut, left the Slack
on Board theEssex, ahd returned to the Bit
tern, relating the circumstance.' ' ' ' ' '
r i . ; - - - - -
- MARRIED, . : -"U '
In Franklin county, on I.Wednesday evening
last, MrThbrnas Henderson, t)rinteri)f this
John Long, of Rowan county;; to Misa Nancv
Green, daughter of Solomon Green, Esq ."of
theTonrier..counry.ff;V.:;:
in ijrtxne coumy, on me ytn inst ivir.yJonn
r?ope,'to-Misa Nancy IL Speight. K'
'On the 16th inst Mr,.Th6's Ules, t6 Miss
Rebecca. Baddams, both of Chowan ;cunty."4
- 'I At Beaufort (S Car.) on the Uth instant,
Charles C. Pinckneyi Ion Esqof Charleston,
to M sg Caroline Pbccbe Elliott, of the former
place, :X n;l;-f
In CranVUte bounty, on the J5tb instant
Mr. Josiali DanieL "acred. '68 years. SiHe .will
h be long remembered for his social & fendiy
-. f - - '.1. ...-- i-J"-."'--' -
.'--.-in craven county, on me loin msc alter a
long: and painful mdisposrtionMrs.Nancy
Baker, consort, dnaniel Baker Esq.5 s' '
K In FayettcvilleJ,?W; the lBthinstanti Irv
Smith cotisert of David Smith, Merchant.
4- In NewYorkTbfi $2d inst 'tViiliam -j little
johnj Esq.Coujisellor at Law; from Edenton
(N. c.) : ;:uhm mmA
; in ; yv asnuigwa uy,- ie,w aays aga, 31 ra,
Eleanor ltrner consorf of , .Thomas Turner
Esq; Atcountanrof ibe 'katjri-' :V-f$
y' On Saturday thl-3tKinstCol;illu9 SeV
dD of Tree; UiU ne Richmond
ciir, iu i'usa nQiienner, eiaesi aauguter ot I
t)rT Richard Penner.of Frankhni-? v j f-4 f-' J
Tn Warren county; on .tbe l5th ult.1 Mr.1
i
''.!
t 1
tnc uuuiiu iu:uu respecung tne rumors
mtnoi
eria iiired : wliVcnd fwHatsniD inetvaisiii
ana recei veu two cannon uaus uy way;
qCnswerone of whjcn tvoundefl oneJ
6rhis8arai.n
iippBihis returneria' SitiglehoEhlcliM
was aasvirereu. py a lull t)roaq'Siaeir-
sotip lierminaterl. 'thlirintestilStS
tne vessel untit mornings tvneti ne sebr;
sloop of afefpta)fii
hev lost thirty fieri killed aPcl ' se Yef aft
wounaea ana tnat nis vessel was vev
aii(ie-ci( iuriner stfitctu.tnat ne naai"
u-.'D..nr,i..i-i. i
suppuscu UIC 1 IU JlilVC uccu is
r renen irigaie, anqregreiictiv
erv
1 - -Vk
CommRjofJgera ofFered tht tCaptirbl-f
the Li.ttieBet cvcTsSiscinjKiiVr
power, . wmca was nor accepteq; as
tne Aaptaips
H ali fax and
1 ne rresiaent tias receivecrno in
itm iojrt' if ik'Lm' ,j-.V'. .;i,'."Jlia
flUMjiWU WU1J WHS ,lfv . Vf UUiml
iwouncj
slightly-mrffgvi
4
ComrHodote Rprjgers dispareH tw
officersr from hotri $ve received, Jots
(TAnbtherccouht of tfiisaffauallstblir '
Hntisn vessel the Leele-Bclt (supposed to
be one of the Vessels taken from theDanes at
Copenhacenl and that five or six broadsidea
took place: before the British vessel ceased
firing. .'. , -' 'v ':' ,-!-- t ' ' '-r.'' 'A-. ' '"
The f ship Horin, ;pitt, 45;dajs: frpn
London, has arrived at Aleaandrii witn M;'
Foster, the British Minister's bariraee-
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distaoMvieSemDimg . u.fU0::M
and i.mtepSiafejTy-4tt
botitscblbftii cam
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substance the aBovccouQtgpife pi : j f IrJi ::
theih procelrlklrjlas
morning vith all official, accpitpt, w' Ji'f-.p
this arjafr)
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chaneine the. form of , Government:-: ttr
Ohnstophe's dominions v i i
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f : oy a taw 01 tne council ot state 01 Hayti, l fm9l
of March 28, 18il, ari Hereditary? Mrchyfe '" t
was, established in that Island, aniGhristophe ; j4:fl .:;
najned King, under the denomination, of riehi& Ti
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sion of females?r4i-.v l5r&&&
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ora- rnnce. - - ?.rrr t : f "ts-;. -ir,zK.-yj'; -
marry wUfiout consent ofKmtiHiV f:
A Kingminorit terminates ' ;
Henry I. King of HajU, by a decree of , theif j
;5th::ApriI,;' created !::.HereditaryniNp 1 ,
consisting: of Prihcf spukelsCo j
and Che valierli, and anointed Ipersbh 1
several ranks, i1,- Xu0XW:00Mfk Pi &
. 'Among.them;Wefhid,,Princec
Jean,a Prinwof' jGdhaivesj.and a . U:
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Gen vernetlsjcreated
Grand Marshal x)f Hayt
Finances and of , (he . ini
is created Prince of imbe G
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1 here aireievc'nf'
Prefect Breile, whdjk appointed Afc1tBhKo4M:'.i
of. Hayti, and Duk Anse4hd 'Grand 'AIk:ftf $
appointed Ddke of M6rinl GrandM
LHay tf, 'and Minister of State; and For eien :'Af f
Grandarshal HayU:GrandHuhtsrnVh ;fl '
arid : Inspector Generalofrthe?Armi
Jochim.Duke ofr
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Koziers,
these are1,'
and Queen.
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