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FROM SOUTH A.MEIUCA. .
. Ve "Vf tpd,'- ts(ert!av, ; by ' tbe
rjschoVnpirpu nvVa file of Jamaica pa
)prs to the -s2il . nit., froiti which .tre .
CPpitt the jatf f, intelligence front the
ramtaLof Vhe : Kenublic .-! 'Cilumhiar
Colonel C. J?.'Toip,f PUlhorizCTl Afceht of
the United States, arrive at thd capital of
CohtTObia'.nnta)h-the"tb.pccnber..
1T matle his ionrnevfrom CV Jis bv.lal,
thmisrb Mew da and' Cuuta.r, Yhe cifir and
tnilitary awthoyitie- andtbe iown through
Which he-ja-ssed, manifested every si n of
consideration and ' pleasure, as well because
he ?9 tjie first Foreiffn Agent: wlio nas amvr
; . a a 1 L
wTwld re in' themselves a sufficient recom-
mendationV-i?" Pafi r : r
It appears that the late Mrj.Zea; in
bis pe itlatioh1n Europe; trinscend
ecl the powers vritb vhici i he was in
vested : but, thi government seems
"disposed jo TulfiK "the , engagements he
Kas nrrile.- ' - ''" K. ;
; .:nother batch tf Pirates has been
ordered for trial at Jamaica, -
FROM ST? S A Ly A DOR,
1
By arrivals.at Salem, advices are re-
;:xeived;frorri Bahia to ;the 15th of Ja--Tiiiiiry,
at which time the place remain
ed in possession of the Portuguese. U
was expected; however, that it would
not hold out much longpr. vThfre had
been; occaslonar, skirmishes .with the
Brazilian troops utiiler Laborde, who
continued in the neighborhood, and
prevented all supplies froni theoun
" trv- : The irnSabitants were. in cone
au'f nce: much distressed for want of
. freh4prvisiopsi. anl the diseases in
cidrnrto such deprivation;.it a tropi
cal climate, had broken outin the ci-
. - . - '
Beef and -Pork .were also high, the
. inhabitants hot bein. able" to obtain
f an v (rbm "the- coonjjry, and t"he-jsup-v
plies from abV'-ail;nn h.a'rii jr be e ade
; qurje to their wants. Flour and bread
8tuff, generally, were p!eniy.--jSTo
produce of'the country was to be nac?
, the ". foreign vessels in port having
taken up prettj mucfi all ia the mar-
ket. ' --f: ": i -j
" , It as supposed , th"erortnai?e
souadmn had proceeded to.blockade
Ternatnbuco. f
- - Baltimore, JHarch 10. ..
It will be gratifjine to every friend
of fouth American Jiberty.tf) find
that'the political situation of the Re
public of Colombia is progressing with
a steady pace to that state of of stabi
lity and infernal security which leaves
scarce! v a doubt of her becoming as
prosperous and happy as her most san
guine friends culd expect. tToe schr.
Fx, captain Ourkee, arrived at this'
prt yesterday frtm-I4a Guayra,-hav-.
.ii.g sailed, from. the latter porf onthe
2filh February. A letter dated at Ia
Guavra fn the 20th Feb. which a ce-xn-
'. mercial house has pditel t rcruiitted u .
To peruse, comiuunicaies me rouowiiig
gratifying intelliuence The ' politi
cal state ol the country, we are hap
pv to sav- isiff the most plea-dog kirid
as it relates to t'e war. Morales
has gfnt a Aug of truce or cartel to this
place with prisoners" to exchange, from
Mara cay bo, by wtfim we 'learn that
place is "closely blckat!ed by sea. and
that General i'Montillo was about to
, advance oti jt with a very considera
ble force, agai list which the Spanish
1 1
General had but a very;
inferior- num-
ber to onoose. There isbut little
cd there, asj because ne is ommw.oneu.-wv . hoAry iocksob ; may that Iord who reig-ns
, a State ,wbich was first to do us justice. Add j .jn- watch overVm!,' and confound
to th?v that the personal qualities ot Mr. - whvVr she exists.' that
doubt that the result will be favorable
to" the. Republic ; : in whish case, not
' onlv MaraCaybo but Porto Cabello is
expected to capitulate." itricfln.
THE QUEEI OF F0RTU iAL.
gome time back the Queen W Por
. jtugal made a dignified answer! to the
required oath-of fidelity to the Consti-
tution of the Cortes The following
: is a letter addressed by this I Princes
to the King, her husband : i
"Sirs: t have received to night,;through
ihc hands of your Ministers, an order to quit
. your kingdom. It is therefore, to setid me in
o ex'le that you oblige me to descend from
, - tlie throne to which you have called mc.
From the very bottom "of my heart, 1 -pardon
. and pity you. "All my contempt and hatred
. shall be reserved for those who besiege and
. ' . d?ceive you; rln the : land of exile I shall be
more free than in your palace. I bear lib er-
. .ty with me--my heart, is not enslaved-it has
never bent before th haughty subject-who
. have dared to impose laws upon ypu, ho
would force my conscience to take an oath
which it disapproves. I haye never j yielded
o their menaces, j 1 obey onlythe Voice of
Heaven, which savs to me, if the time of
.ni.iiii1t fiast. that cf rav ' elorv is come.""
for it Will bc-saia or me ine Hue en nas ,
.puarded inviolate ihe dignity of the diadem, j
fri-ml its sDlendour to he tarnished
vi Aiiuvui , r , . '. 4 t -t j
Vrid heti crowned heads.'wbo bold the seep
tre and the sword, have bended she stood
firm and fearless.' as a suonnsssive spouse
I will obev you, sire, but f will obeyjyoti on
ly s and to you'atene'will 1 say,, that my own
und the Kffora of the season render i
II- JItSmum at ibis moment impossible.
vhr have not Vet demanded ofyou an order
I direct my steps to find a tranquil asylum ? V.
Air Ritirdani, like youon, has became'"
: Vv;( V '::' ; ' : ' -!':
brivlleEr
treatJ 'i Ybh will not refuse mc the companv
of dauphters. A mid the laws imposed
on you; there is not one which separates in
fanta! from' their mothers : and, thoiiffh my.
ritrhtji i a Queen are not-aekiiowJeded,
Mimse or a. parent w!i oe pernaps jrsprec!
J On the approach oT spring-1 shall quit your,,
I kingdom -tlieahd where ! hay&jeifrnc.d-r
' wher I have- done some good. I shall go
and shara the danprs of1 my br6ther. Ivwin
.say tp him they have not been able to bend
ipv resolution r ft afti an exile,; but my con
science: is nure; for I am mindful of the blood J
wniCn Tipws in my vc-nia.. ,nuicu,c, ij
leave jjou, "old van"d infirm, on a, tottering;
throneJ On, separa. in from you my ffrief is
f great. Your son is not with you aim tne
than the. sea. A srilliert crown hans on your
spouse iwhom vou exile, -will pray for your-j
majestv ! she will . beg ot uod to grant you
length'of life, and to the country from trhich
she is driven, happiness and peace. .
r f r; "THE QUEEN."
i GREAT FREHHT.
JTew London Con. Mtirck 1.2. The'
Freshet of Thursday fast was the high
est j known in thjs vicinity for man
years, ami t lie d a ma ge to brid e-e s a nd
mills proportionably severe We larn
thaf the Grit and Saw Mills', owned
jji Col. John Kly, of Lvme, are des
troyed, and several small bridges in
that town carried away j aloiheyam
-and floom :.La' ti nie r?i milli'fih: Sa ;
iehi. B.utl's bridge, in .Canterbury,'.
an that at Dinielson's Factory, Kil
lirigly, much injured tind impassable.
Se ve ' a I b rijge s o v er ll 1 a r k wel bp ok ,
s vept off,--anil the carding -' machine,
fulling mill, tand mill, dam, owned by
Mrj 'Almorid Baker, almost destroyed :
dnmap estirtifited at 1000 dollars.
,T!ie bridge, three miles Vrom New Ila-
ten, on the Cheshire turnpike, and the
bridge of Mr. Whitney near His ar
' mory, are floated away. :The preced
ingl. misfortunes are trifles copipared
to the- cabthiities which have befallen
6 ti r nefghbo r s a n dv f ri e bd s a t No r w I c h ;
'and which are truly lamentable.. )ur
information- is vernal, and we d ire
notf.theref re, -attempt to be particu
lar? AIT the buildings on the wharf or
'call- way on the south, side of Chelsea
-Landing areswept a'.vay: or in a ruin
ed state several floated down the
Thames ; among the in a small Metbo
.disj meeting house, Tvo oil mill
nwt'd by Mr. Strong were borne away
by the 'torrent', carrying in the ruins
1 000 barrels " of Linseed : oiV Lo-fs
computed at. 4000 dol l.irs. The toi I -bridge
above the landing, which Cost
,S8(K)0 was precipitated down the irre
sistible flood. The .bridge nesr the
court ho'tse shared the jfme fate as
did all the neighboring' bridges except
that at Bean Hill Tde bf-ide on the
new1 road about a mile this side 1 the
' .La n'd in u"- buiH at a great expense was
junu"c , aim ,,waMiHi away' ior , ifie
third time within a few years.
0? FOR SALE OR RENT,
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nnilE.. Store-House on -Fayettevill; St.
lext door;above N.;ilarding 54. Co.
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WM. H. HAYWOOD. Jn
Raleigh, Jan. Stf. lOlf
-NOTICE.; ;..
u ouiinuri'.i r,juurr ior.i--i.itr, inc 101-
I lowing PKOPftRTY. i :''.;'.
The PL ANT ATION on which he now
!Tr c.i . tr . r J L. ri
'resides, at the mouth of New 'River, on
the jsouth-west side, in Onslow county,
containi e. by estimation, one thousand
acres JC0 of which are cleared, and n j
der ftoon .fence ; equal in soil genefall, to j
the ptst plantatipo on the seaboard m the
cour;.v i andit boat 250 of superior ham
mock -the whole covered, more or Jess
with sb"ds, the gradual decomposition of
) which will furnish manure fof.manyiypars.
JUt the uncleared" land, about , 250 acres
are oflight and quick soil, and would pro-.
,duce two barrels of xorn to -the thousand
hills the 'balance tolerably well 'tim
bered with pine; Th; improvements are
equal, if not superior, to any In ti.e coun-
I ty, consisting of a two story Dwelling
House; newly repaired f Kitchen, moke
j House, Barn, Stables, and all other out
houses usual on a large plantation; Its
situaiion is open to the sea, dry and heal-
thy, nd possessing every advantage and
j convenience for, fishing, oysterint and
I fowling; and is an. excellent static for a
! store! ' .?' ' "'-,'.-'
j AUo, tbe PLANTATION, on vCedar
j Point, direct ly . -opposite the i aLDdve, ;Corji'
taining" 350 acres of s land-t he cleared
Minder good fence, and equaj tp the prqfe
jductihn of 200 b irrelsof com, and is Vaid
'to be the bts't hammock ocr the river a
bout ne hundred act clearedof pretty
IgnodjjsoiU'ahd the baUnce piny. .The si
ijuaiioofor fishing, o)Mering apd fowling
eqial to-the other, and affords an exceK
lent range tor cattle .and 'nogs s:
Am the iPi-ANTATrK JNltWo mile
f - . . ',' -.. , .--("-
ironij.iucfMjiiFiouseoijjnsioyrcountyv
on thf "west side o( .the rrjver, containing'
200 acres of land sufficient "clparerl to
produce ' 200 barrels ' of corn ; i part,' of
whict is the Qrst quality of low land, and
has produced en baifejsof corn to the
'.acreiand k uoder good fence 'nd-ditch;
?T fnner or tne aoove places woidd
xbe sofd bargain, arid onthe most accom-
modaiing terms; vPers( rts desiroustopur
, . ui wan auv&. IC Hit
the
:"' ' $1
Jaa, 11;,
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VYILLIAM L HlLt.
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8th of April oextagreeaMy to adjeuro-
f ,lurK all ners'ons havinK UUSl-;
ness win iaKe nwirr.
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Rv nrder of the Board." '
': . J. GALES, Sec'y.
Raleigh, March 27.
x K) personVoavinpr blaims.qf jodemnhy for
Slaves. ..or4"theff,privter6pey. carried
awav from tbe United State hy the - TJtit ish
bffi eel's, after the ?ccKdrit?r of fhyMfftcatim
of thes treaty bf peace of Mthtpec, A 8U,'h e
tween the United States and Great Rntain,
and in contravention to the stintilation in the
first article of that jreaty, are desired to take
notice of the followinsr article, in the con
vention concluded a- St. Petershurer. oo the
12th dav of Mulv last -ratified hy the Presi
dent of'the United Stites and the rat Hi ca-;
tions whereof have Been duly exchanged.
AaTTFLB 3; . ''-V I
V When the, averape value of slaves shall
have been ascertained and' fixed; the two
commissioned shall constitute "a board for the.
examination of the claims which arejto bfe
submitted to them,-and they , shall notify to
the Secretary of State of the United States.
that they are ready to receive a definitive list of
ilie slaves anf other prh'at property, for which
', the citizens of the United States-Claim in
demnification; it being understoorl. and
hereby, ajrrecdi -Vint the cormmmon shaft not
'talre cotrnizavce of'-nor receive, and that his
Britannic Majesty shall not be'reqnir?d to make
compensation for. any c?aim for .private proper
ty, under the first article of the. Treaty of ilhent,
not Contained m the said lit. And his Britan
nie Majestv hereby engages to cause to he
produced Hefore the commission, as material
towards ascertpining facts, all the-evidence
of which TLis Majesty's government may he in
possession, by returns from. Flis Majesty's of
xersor otheru-ise, of 'the niimber of s'ves
carried away.. Tint the evidence so produc
ed, or its defectiveness, s'vdl nofno in-har of
any claim or claims which sh.dl he otherwise
satisfactorily . authenticated.:-' ; !
And with regard to the evidence to be
transmitted to the Department o.f State, to be
! furnished to t!ic ommissioneTs conformably
to tlie above article, ah persnps interested
therein arc referred to the notice -heretofore
'jriyen,' from this 'Department,' and publis'ied
in the National fntelii-cncer of the Sod of
i May,-1821, and also jn the ollowing:nrws
I papers, soon after that time, vir : True Ame
i rican, Trenton, Fredcnir.n, New Brunswick,
i .Terse v. American Watchman. Wilmlntrtrin.
and Delaware General and Peninsula A dver-
i tisCr, in the State of-Delaware ; American
j Commercial I)ai v AdyeHiser naltimore. Re
.j'pubiican Star and General Advertiser, Eas
I ton; and the.-.Maryland- HcpVib.licanf Ahnapo
i lis, in the state of Maryland; Norfolk and
Portsmouth Herald, Norfolk, T.ynchbur?
Press, T.ynchborg, and Virginia North Wps-
tern Gazette, Wheeling, in the state ofir
f gihia ; Raleigh Reisterand North Carolina
Gazette, Raleigh, Columbnn Centiriel, New
bern,' and American Ifecorder, Washington,
in the state of North Carolina ; Southern Pa
triot and Commercial Advertiser, Charleston,'
Sputh Carolina State G. zette and Columbian'
Advertiser, Columbia, and Pendleton' Mes
senger at Pendleton Court Mouse, in , the
state of South Carolina ; Georgia Journal,
Milledgeville, and Agista' Chronicle 'and
Georgia Gazette,1 Augusta, in the State of
Georgia ; Argus of AVest cm America, Frank
fort, Kentucky Gazette, Lexington and Lbu-j
isville Puldi ,rAdvcrtser,i totD'sville, In the
si;ate of K nttickyj Knoxville ..Register, Knox
tille,fcNashville .Whig, Nashville, and Ten.
flcssee Watchman Clarkesville in the. state
Teiiiiessee ; Louisiana Cmirier, New-Orleans,
j Louisiana. Herald, Alexandria, and I.onisia,
! nian, St. Francisville, in the state of 'Louisia-
na ; Mississippi State Gazette, Natchez, Mis-
issipjii Republican, Natchez, and.Port G',?
i son Correspondent, in the state ofMississtp-
pi; the Hidcyon and Tombigbee Public, Ad
vertiser, St J Stephen's; Alabama- Republican,
Iluhtsyillc, and Cahawba Press, Cahawba in
the state of Alabama; Misouri Gazette and
i Public: Adrertiser-St."' Louis, Independent
j Patriot, Jackson, and Missouri Intelligencer
I and llobnV Lick, Advertiser, Franklin, ithe
' state of Missouri . ; ;
The Commission maybe expected to meet
in this City by. the hrst ot May next. - i
' .: "'-'- f"- ' ' '-.'':.: :-N' . ; ' ---:-:
Jrte. The present publishers of the Laws
of the United States in the several States re
ferred to are requested to publish forthwith
this notice in their papers, and send their
r accounts to this Department for settlement.
CHEAP HARDWARE.
flHE subscriber having 'removed his
JL Store, from No. 56, to No. Mar
ket, 2d Door below Third Street, Phila
delfihia, '. has'opened a large and general
assortment of HARDW ARE, CUTLE
RY, SADDLERY & FANCY-GOODS,
among which are the following: " f
Knives & -Fork's; Pen & 'Pocket Knives,
Shoe and Butcher Knives, Razors, - Scis?
scrs, ETdgerools. Files and Saws of every
description; Locks and Latches. Gun and
Rifle Locks, .Flints, 'Shoe PinCvrs and
Punches; Saddlers' Pincers and Piinches,
Compasses; Hinges and, Screws. Biaces
and Bits, Hones; Fish -Ho Its, Tea Ket-
rloo Ovtf91a 4lltc ITfiminttre Torlrt A wl
.isiarnesand ttatts. rjteeiyard, anoveis and
Tongs, Bed Screws, Spades andvShovels,
Bone and Japanned Moulds, Jews Harps,
Scythes, Straw Knives,, Augelrs Any is,
Vices, Hoes, Trace Chains,. Comniov.e
Knobs, Bed Caps, Candle StickL Turkev
Oil -Stone,' Curry Combs, Ivory and Horni
vomos, tirass and Paten -Acks, Pl;tt:d
and Japanned Castors, Siiuff Bqxes, plat
ed and. Tinned Saddl e rv "o f eve ry descri p
tiorvWebbing, Bi ass and lion Wire,: Ja
panned Ware, Tble , and Tea Spoons,
Lead Pencils and Cases; a tch Chains,
Facy Pafsaa;Pocket-Booksi' Ink -Stands,
Needles, Knitting Pins, Thimbles; Gilt;
Plated, Metal; andr-Pearl Buttons; Glass
arid Plated Commode Knobs. f
f Anda greaivariety; of articles nlit here
in eninieratedwhich'vrill be sold at very
reduced prices foir cish or-ace'eptances. I
Feb. 14.
Blanka af all kioda, may be had at
ce
; y&M
ANiA.WAHeaubscrib?r
.riantanon inh nesiernem tiotii
hCar&inaea
eero MeTu CHARLESrand BlLLa
Charles tsrihar
yellow rmplectiooi " 'remarkably' jhteil'--'
gentJksliq
ane ,Te was nt chased in Bfiufott counfT
ty;21l0rabsrhr,ded:v
hr -SStvears of Pizei 1swrtd"hVscaft
1 oeireve on oo or 111 tnpeiiSi .prriiajii-.H.i
scar on nts ni; ne-; is; aisp mcuneu to
yel!9$c
tnler.ibly weP. -.Bill was purchased in the
nc'ir b"rhor.d of Srjo whil L ..'v . ;
Charles may perhaps attempto pass
himself as a free man;:i -0S.--.:,-- , :..,:
The above reward will be giten tci any
person who will return them to my plan
tation,; or halfteabove reward will be
given! to any person who will secure them
in Jail, or in pronrtion I for .either, of them,
arid give me information. ;i7 1
! r r PLEASANT H. MAY.
March 10. ; -mm : ; - tf '
; !L7f Tne Editors of the Raleigh ,Siar;
andewbernCenHnel, are ix quested to
insert the above v t otherwise ordered,
and; in the me m u .e forward their; pa
pers to me; atcSratesburg, 5. C. ; j - (
Fit rnAfCM A 1 tC ff 28, ! 823,
At a meeting of the Farmers of
Chowan County; ia thisState, on the
12th in s f . a t wlrich T f m a s B ro w nrigg',
Esq.; presided, ap Agricultural Society
was formed, under the provisions of
the fate act of Assembly. . ,
S "4' - ' " - " ; i -J - -
1 The late European News, has but
slijihtly aflTected the state of (.ur mar- j
ket In Philadelphis;, Flour advanced
SPVPiuy-jive .cents on me o.irret. ln
n . -... ' j. 1 ' ' :
Baltimore ftp y cents, und in Ab xari
d ri at twenty five cent s VV e nor ice al
so tiat .Wheat has risen in Baltimore
to one dollar and fifty five cents per
bushel. . " ; . ' y
AVe learn that it is currently report
ed at the City of, Washington, that
fimitfcyTiompson, the present Secre
tary of the Navy, will be appointed to
till the seat on the bench of; the Su
preme Court, vacated by the death of
Judge Mr ivsfnnra fi t h at Ue oflice f
Secretary of the Navy would be Sen
ile red XiiJdmmt L. Southivai d, a ..e-
nator in i;on:res, troi tne state ot
Nev
! George Hay is appointed, by the
President of the United Stales, to be
the Agfnt, under tle Act of Congress,
to collect and arrange the eyidenee,&c.7
to' be laid before the Ctrmmisioriers
lor carrying into ellect that part of the
first article of the I reaty ol Oheur,
whic relates to the deportation of
Slaves. ' ' f Ayy ...
"!'-.
I Mr; -Bayliesfirom Massachusetts,
in a speech which he made, during the
late session of Congress, on the bill
for f the more erlectuaH protection of
ti ineat ic'.nVl a n u fact u'res, 'ta Jed. that
upwards.of I,730,0(i pounds of Wool
iad M?en impoited intotthe U. Sfates
in the year ,18221
I - ncnrfmfiM. Ah'J attempt whs
'made in Norfolk, oritl e 21 stihstto
set fre to!a Wck d build Ifl.'on'lai-S;'
Mtens wharf, by depiisiting fire wrap
peilv in shavings, in 'a frame, building
occupied as ajolvperH 9hop, in which
was a quantity of combu-tible mattet.
' The vil ainous design was frjustrat
ed bythe accidental circumstance of
i perfion passing to bring waterfrom
the river a t the mo men t, t he ma teri a I s
hetan to jcjndle. Thus bv a providen
tial occurrence (says the Norfolk Bea
con) a'jarge amount o f NMe r c h a o d i s e,
and many tf the most valuable com
mercial establishments of our Borough,
was saved from certain destruction.
Our readers will doubtless recollect,
that "duririo; the last fall, a number of
persons embarked in an "hostile .expe
dition ; t he object of w liich was to re
volutionize the Islatidtof Porto! Rico.
Under ecqnaVny, they sailed! from
t h is country, (Bapti3teIrvin e among ;
the number,) but were frustrated in
their plans, and arrested at (TuYracoa.
It isjstated in the New-York Evening
Post, of the 15th inst. that they have
reen tried and sentenced to
years imprisonment.
It
is stated in theKational Intlli-
gencer of the 2d inst.;
by, a co" res-
pondent of that paper (in whom the
Editors seem to p I a ce con fid e h ce, ) that
(he (.Coritracfor for Mhe: Fifth Clas?
(1 a f ei ? dra w r V of the Lotteri es termed
Grand NatioihaliV hasfailetl, and re
fused to pay the Capital prize and
many smaller prizes; tn the said Jjot-
erynd: has eft Ihat city without
giving to" tfie Maagefsthe - least
iiopeinai ine prizes wiij eyerpe paiu,
Hie tickets.- iri the 6th c ass have
tit en! obtained under rIse promises;
by hinji and this 'notice is given to
preyent imposition fromithe sale of
them, v$ Wy;S nyy-yi tz X
it -is also stated that, afters mature
consideration,; the most enlightened
legal.' counsel hasiyen the- opinion (
tW ihe Corporation
no v way re s pon sibl e)l for the prizes
wj.i H.l.he ' I t elasa efthts Lottery
!f-' ' .' f
1 '1 - ' .ST7-1T. . ---
IS,X thousand
copnty,Judge DorinHI N
gro fellow bv the ke'rJMN
county, was triod pn 8n iS
at Rape committed n kI .
white woman.
Hi-
sentenced. to be iunr in MM
ced,fo
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On Satttrly the 8th ine"i. n
than iFiiwaJ Iciilert lit
I olmriro f .V ,lllC (lit .
lis.
one John Himne u. H.rf
bury Tne circumstances (f s
asdetaded inthe Western C
an," are thee: !
xThere had be?eii a muster r.-
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onturday ; afrerlhe comnnnv 1"
.':nVv
ed. Hivinrs. with One fertwk .
nasi
siderablv intoxicated ' 1 soni i 0 P-
ed t at a murk; and Hiving wft
in;as he says, for tat pm.pose ; hl$J
toniake up a slioot;a numDerof them
into the house, where we STYp.oe vJ??
key. was lrank j good deal of wr v
course,,ensuedt - Bmnps, particular'v
no'sy and troublesomehe sat doun br
fire, the loaded gun lying across his W. f
a broken ramrod in it. the mnu J. .Iia
towards the door.-4 hile sitting ti, J ,ntlnf
peatedly asked MrsSk tokptW,'
to see how easy it yejot, which she d?
or twice, it;not being then primed -aAt
as ier ster, to snap it,bnt thev'bnth tef
ed savinsr thev were alwnvo oA.:.i
but . more 'especially so when loaded, iS ;
they were af ral it j was" then .loideAui'-.
even it it were nol, they knew it vuvtiaA
anrt' thiti" hv : aninninw it nr.... I I a ..
frigMH :hem; Bivings then : asked xZ
staiu.7ig,on the other side of the firc.n!acf ti
snap it '."tlie man refused, but strlck'sj
with a short piece of an old ram-rod,
it is skid, could rfot.have reached within
feet of Bivings; the gun, however, instantV.
ired the. ball - with which it was loa-Vl
struck Willis, yho wajj standi ng outside ofthe
door, in the piazza, ijn r the , back of his nv
a-d came out at his cheek. the nm.
struck him in the buck of his neck, and lod?.
tlw.iu. CI. WiLA nL .
v-u urvit.. jit vui.il BA)i aiLCr.
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A court of jtnquiry; o pnn .Cant?.i
Evans, of the navy, was lo be cmou!).
cedn board the' Vasbingtoti; at tl(i
navy yard at Browkyn, on th $)
inst. We understarj'd ibat tl.ere are
n I y n j et y o n A ro e ? s per i 6 c 4 'm
against ;the.accusd I - .The Mwjm
who compose tlei court m e, Caj tainj
Bai n b ritlge, , M j Donulf and Craiie.
Dr. Jrnnpr, the mrn'ojrtal inventor
ofVac ine Innoculatiori, died bui!.!en
ly in England, in the 74th year of hi
as;e. He has savd and ids vrstem
will, in the courif of t:ne. ove.mre
lives than any monarch on earth fau
destroyed.
A letter was received, yestcrdif at
. Bink in this ciiy, (say the Bufoi
Cetiti hel of M lrch 15) enclo-'ing i ara
of.motiey which he unknown writer
declares was ' overpaid to him vm
vars since, and which poverty infJctc
ici him to retain. The supposed !;
mount of interest was added. ;,
. The list of Plants nw cbltita'ci
in GreatBrifain
is iven at upwanh
of 120.000. They have been colieci
ed from all parts -of tbe world., tf
thousand three hundred arltf forff-i
varieties were taken from America. ;
The following is ,ah extracUfilct-
tot im n rpn flemah. dated Abart-
do,!2th January1, J823, to hi tm
in Washington : The farn us Sana
Anna, and air his party, are.n
closely beMeged n the city of vrr
Cruz; A new Congress has been
tstalled, who are nivv proceeaifi? 1
form a constitution, with a pence
cipVocal under4andin-an,l the W
country except only Vera Cruz, wWJ
Will be in the hands of the b.u
in a few davs. is in a state of
tranquility."
, Lord Byron, it is said, if comtn
this countrv. Ave are sorry
He " will, not be pleased w.ta the y
ed States. Keiti.er their
their manner are senualiw f.
Italy.; He win nuu -n
ti.i'JLiiAii advanca of his ocrh 1
withered the flowers that he bop
,,i his path. HewlllbehoM tl.
recoiling from aUfate ge m .
beauiifiil, Judder n? at;thepr M
or innocence
iicanMneeringatthev,ce
f innocenceand the V' Z
If he come, ne w:'1;. .ist
mericaisapoeticjiUubjed
much so as " DonJuaa. I itt
writes doggrel .about, u, jn
Moore'l wrote slander, H -
rbn should praise us, the d:,;
count to charge it wou d be hfb
te u Ha will write of u'
afiection to the Pi'Z
should abuse us, we ht hn!Lri
that neither nei" .
p am, acc5 I.-u ..frt who l"
earth communes vth h0,-.
into hismind the deformd'
sonnd extinguishes, V
ihe' one, the pity ,ch
aVailed the .ther.-w.
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