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BY RITCHIE & GOOCH.
— U1( MINIMA, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1826.
Y0L XXIlT NO.
nr The ENQUIRER i> published twice a week ceueratlv
• aJ three times a week during the ... of the State Legisla
tor*—Price, th- same as Oeielofore, l ive Hollars per annum,
payable in advauce. Notes of chartered, specie-paying bank?
only) will be received iu payment. The Editors will guaran
tea the safety of remitting them by mail; tile postage of all let
ters being paid, by the writers.
UT No paper will l»* discontinued (but at the discretion oi
the Editors,) until all arrearages have been paid up.
rr Wuoevir will guarantee the payment ol' uiue papers
shall have the tenth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
CT One squat e, uR LESS—bust luseiuon 75 cents_each
continuance, 50 cents.
*•* No advertisement inserted, until it has either been paid
f .r, or assumed by some person in this city, or its environs.
FOR LONDON.
■ -fX THE good Slop NILE, Capt. OSear, at Bertnu
yfy'\\ da I lull'll Ills, 12 mouths old, will take 200 11 Inis.
Tobacco ou freight, at 10s. per lltid. anil bare dis
patch. Apply to
C. &. A. WARWICK.
Oft 31._ 50—4C
NOTICE.
ff^HE members of the late firm of Lackland, H-nshaw L Co.
-1. of ihil City, having assigned lo us their pi ope ity, including
l'Ouk-dihts, bonds, notes uf hand, mid other securities, lor the
benefit ol their creditors, in conform ity to a deed of trust by
them executed and on trend iu llic Hustings Court of this
city; we hereby notify the persons indebted to the said L ick
land, llenihaw k Co-, that discharges to them the said debtors,
can bn granted by ourselves only, or by oiu agent, or agents
authorised therefore; and, as it IS d’sirahlelo b.mr to a close
as soon as possible the allaus of the said lit ill, sve request those
avho are indebted toil, to make payment to us, or our agent
without delay. Gl'STAVUS LUCRE,
THUS. MAY.
Oft 27.__43— fit
W base aulhniist Mr. Edward ileushaw, a member ot the
vf late firm ol Lick)..ml, lleosiiaw St Co., to proceed in
the settlement of the aif.tus of-aiu fit in, make collections ol its
cebl. aud grant dischaiges therefor, in om uauii s.
, GUSTAVES LUCKE,
T1IOS. MAY.
°f t -7-_49— 3t
NOTICE is hereby given, that the prices of the Coats
( Shoes, the Horse and Mule Collais, manufactured at the
Teniteiitiaiy, have teen considerably leductd by order of the
Hoard of Directors.
THOMAS NELSON, P. A P.
°ft ~1 _ 49- 4t
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.
STOLEN from the coinumos near ihe stable ol the subscriber,
on Ike night of Thmsdav the 5th of this mouth (October.) a
Sorrel herse, 15 ni 111 hands nigh, 8 or 9 y ears old, cat-hammed,
both hind fret white,slightly luhhcd ou tlie shoulders, as also
his mane just above the should* r, worn tolerably short by the
collar. The fore part of his mane cut quite short betsveen hi,
ears. I wiil give the above reward for the delivery of the horse
aud the detection ot the thief, or $5 for the horse alone.
A. U. SHELTON.
Oft. -7-_ 49—at
NOTICE.
BY virtu- of a deed of trust, executed to the subscribers by
Isaac Curd, to secure several debts therein uieutiooed,
will positively lie sold lo the highest bidder, at Goochland
Courthouse, on Satutday the 2*1 day ol December next, for
cash, two tracts ot land, one containing four hundred acres,
bung a pail of the tiact sold A. U. Lewis, the other tract con
tains three hundred and twenty.live a* res, lying on Genitu
Creek, end adjoining Mr.-. Mary Watkins and others, both ot
said tracts lie near Goochland Courthouse. The subscribers
ailing as (unices, will only convey ruch title as is vested iu
them as ttustees.
WILLIAM MILLER,) - .
CHARLES COCKE. <
Oft -7- 49-tds
LAJSTl) FOR SALK.
I 01* Z HR for rile the tract ol laud on which I reside, con
taining by survey -185 acre-, ami lying in the county of
Goochland, within 3-4 of a mile- of the Courthouse, 2 ol"Mi
cbeaux Feiry.and l-2of two public landings on James river;
the land is houuded on one siJe Hy a branch ol Beaver Dam
Creek anj on two ollur sides by a public road, is a healthy
situation and is well watered: the improvements a oointortahl'e
and convenient dwelling house fora family of ordinary size.
There are on it a good Lam and every necessary out house; m
fact lew farms, if any, now in the uiaiket afford advanttge*
supei lor ia every respect to this. Persons wishing to purchasr
ate requested to view the land, which will he siiewu with plea
sure by me, the teiins uf sale will he accommodating, a pail
only being required in hand, application may be made to Cel.
John Guerraut, William Miller or myself. *
W. GUERKANT.
. =7-____4:)—tf
1WTI.li sell at ui\ plantation in Powhatan, 75 miles from
Hichmoml, near Fine Gieek Mill, from two to three hun
dred barrels of Gotn, from 10 tj 20,000 wt. fodder, the slock
of horses, cows, lugs, with the fanning utensils. Apply to Ro
bert Pleasants ot Fine Creek for terms, or the subscriber, liv
ing iu Henrico county. If the above property is not disposed
of by the 20th of November, I wall on that day sell to th- high
est bidder ou the pi emises. SAM: PLEASANTS.
Sept. 29. 41—if
William if Mary College, October 17, lb2<;.
AT a meeting ol the Vi.-itou held ou (he 16th iiist. the Rev.
Mr. Wilmer of Alexandria was appointed President of
ttu College and Professor of Morul Philosophy.
Mr. Thomas U. Dew w.u appointed Professor of Political
Lais', and
Mr. Dabney llrownc was confirmed in his appointment as
Professor of lluinunity.
Mr. Dew ami Mi. Browne have accepted their appointments,
and we ate assured that Mr. Wilmei will do so likewise, aud
enter pioiuptly on the duties assigned him.
The College will open on (he 30th ills!, as usual, and the
courses of instruction will be as follows:
By the Rev. Mr. Win. II. Wilineri Rhetoric, Belles-Lettres, '
the Philosophy of Grammar, Logic, and Kthicks.
By Mr. Ferdinand S. Campbell: Mathematics, comprehen
ding Ihe Elements ol Geomrtiy, Algebra, Plane and Spheri
cal Trigonometry, Surveying, Mensuration, Fluxions and Astio
ii.my.
By Judge Semple : Law and Police.
By III. P. |{. Rogers: Natural Philosophy, on.bracing Dy
namics, Mechanics, Ilyiliudynxmics, Pneumatics, Acoustics,
Optics, Miguetism, Electricity, Meteorology, Ac.— Also, Cb«
lnistry, which constitutes a separate course.
By All. Thomas R. Dew, A. M : Natural and National Law,
Politicks,History, the Philosophy of the Iluu.au Mind, and
Political (Economy.
By Mr. Dabney Browne, A. B.: Th« Glassies. The school
under the direction of (his Professor openrd on the 1st lust,
and will close i r< the 1st of August.
Thr expellees necessarily mcuried hy a student in one ses
sion, lor hoard, washing, lodging, fuel, A attendance, Ac. $129
The Ice for attendance on one course of lectures being
&20, the expense for three courses, which are as ma
ny as a Student can attend to with advantage in the
same session, 00
MatricuUtiou lee 5
&I83
The whole of the expenses necessarily incurred by a
Qul in the Giauuuar school for on* session, f sr board
ging. washing, fuel, Ac. Ac. 100
Z ee lor tuition, 20
Published by order of (hr Faculty. Teste,
JAMES SEMPLE.
N. B. The Professor of Humanity it rr<|iurc^ by statute lo
board pupils at jj 100 for the se>stou, but pupils uiay be boar Jed
in respertable'fanniies in town at K) dollars.
TT’fbe Richmond Whig, Petersbuig Republican, Norfolk
Beacon, and Herald, will please inseit the foregoing (hire
times and forward tiieii accounts to Mr. Edmund C hr it I inn,
tbe Bursar, for payment.
OH- __4«-7l
FALL GOO DU.
I FALL NEILSON has received by the Richmond Packet
1 "“«• "Iber late arrivals from New Fork and I’hilailelplua,
r- part of his FALL GOODS: Amongst which aie, London
mperfine and common cloths and rassiuieres; Valculia, Flo
rrntine and swansdown veitinji: rose, poms and Wmtn»y
blankets; white, red and yellow flinnil., carpetings and hearth
tugs; Iri'h liocns, sheetmgg and diapsrs; (fermiu o/naburgs
and ticklroburgs; thread and cotloo checks and tickings; do
njestic shirtings, sheetings and plaids; London printed ram
bricks and calicoes; India, Swiss and Scotch moll, bonk, ja
conet and cambric muslins; with a general assortment of no
*1T*”T2 silks, satins, laces, and other tmliionahle F ancy (foods,
which he will tell a( unusually low prices.
Sept.JT_' _ 41-tf
* I'HE subscribers re.pertfully in foe in then Irimdasud the
, public, that they have entered m Copai(nership, for the
uansaction of Comm,ll/on Jlorincn in Philadelphia, under the
i,“J A> U' ¥“r'- Refer In Messrs. Lewi,
" ebb Jc Co. ROBERT HAMILTON,
ANJjREW B. 81’KNCK.
Oct 13. 4*-M*
I Rale of jYegroet.
SHALL offer for sale to the higne.t bidder on Mood .y (lie
(Jill dij of He^ltishn nut, ,1 |,ir, ()|||tr»„, n,, neat fair
'Iiy, at the late residence of Edmund Harrison, dec., in the
coun,j „f Amelia .between kO and 100 Negroes, consisting of
aM*,t.W°,n,n’ bo7s and gills. Aoiong wh in are some as vain
ts,.,n7'*,"I*n'!,,r7 •«•*«. Mirk.rn.tb., car pen
mo l v fV? j*nd.I' T"° »»le «> continue from day to day
nut I completed. Te.ms made known on the day and at the
place of sale. NATfl'L HARRISON, Ks’r
«_ . . of Edmund Harrison, dec.
Amelia county, August 4, 25-tdi*
1 consent to the above sale so far as I am interested.
Tt,. k . JAMES V. COCKE.
Vm V ,/VC.“ c ,,cf,0,,P,,0*‘d "n,,l <»»«• tvxnti'th day of
^ovemter neat,at which time it will positively take plate.
era in- ‘(*ira,nP Land Company.
I WediiesdaV Xk" C"raran7 are notified, (hat
t-iimJ* — h ».MhofMevemher neat, i. the d.yap
| nutted I >r (heir meeting in Suffolk, Va. 7 V
Tr The N„,r n. u HKEItlNff LEWIS, Presd’t.
'ime. and for- t'jk.nHer* j ’ ft’ tosert the above 4
wmes and forward tbeaceousl |o jr .
e,2°* 47-et
FALL GOODS.
IV Kran "ft!?'"5 *"d °P*ni,,C * I*'*;*- proportion of o.ir
1 »ll aUil W mid UOUI'S; aiu*.ns,t those u.a ..i.rum*,
f > ol rtifr, |ioiut and duriifc blank* is 1
Jr*1*** “•pi ciiitims, various makers
AJides Uattuets, fear ants and liear»kkis
Hair. Mea.lied »,id „ubi. tc|,e,i dome,tic alurtimr, and .hitt
ing*, a complete auortuieut.
bioait cloth, and cai.iiuciet, of aJJ qualities. »omr the turnt
superior uupoilrd
Pelis«e cloths, ot all colours
ye«tio^«, to suit ilie seas m
^'^* cotton and worsted hosiery
I'm future cambric and ear merit fiiuiiti**
Cs»es Irish lin* a, long iawuaud « berime
C.le!” Sm'!! 1;'Ul;'1‘-'”l''* ‘-“i;,a* *auii.ul and cheap ..tide
t-a.e. ,atlmet. lied ticking, anil , lu rk,
trifle* l0°k,n8 S1'**"’ l,ut ui* *“ JnfUi, lu, wholesale
C'lttou thirling!, cotton cauibrirk.
•Mu’imt, biiiuhazinr,, buiub.iztlls
Itiapen and linen caiulnirs
A Complete asssitmeut ot uieriuo and cajliuicre .hauls an *
.carts, some beautiful
A .mall assortment innino and cashmere hdkfs.
At.w beautilul plant blark .uks
shicad lace*, llat bobbin and
Canton, naukin and Italian crapes
•rf'rC* *,e,,itilul gauze daunt-i.
i.ii"-Vi'^,’C',d*‘y supplies from New Voikand
I htUuelj'ksa, ail which will be sul.l inucb un.lei lornier i.uc ,
Ult _-P-i—tf WAI. -Nh.VLi. fc CO.
fall dry goods.
H M. 4r DA l-ID KYLE 4- CO.
| i A' F received by successive arrivals once the
loth ult. veiy extensive supplies ol Fatl and 1
U inter Goods, and are now enabled to offer an ]
a assortment, believed to Le nearly perfect, at prices
which it it. hoped will meet the-expectation of pur
chasers; among them are
Gough & Braiihwaite’s napt cottons
Saitiuets, linsey woolsey, coatings and a variety '
*f stout woolens, suited for negro clothing
Medium and superfine blue, black and fancy
coloured cloths and cassitueres
Blue military cloths at reduced prices
Cambric, jaconet, mull ant) book muslins
Several cases calicoes, comprising a handsome
variety of rich new patterns
Crapes, bombazines, Circassians and Chilian
stripes
Gauze, Barege and Gro de Naples hJkfs. and
scarfs
Irish*linens, shirtings and diapers
Plain and ligured bombazelts
Uzaburgs, Lfowlass and Porter sheeting
A large slock ot domestic shirtings, sheetings,
plaids and checks of various quality
Flannels, plains, drab cloths, &c. Stc.
Also— A fie.-h assortment of “ Anker” bolting
cloths front 1 to 8 inclusive, said to be of verv
superior fabric. Sept. 22. 29_tf
AJVDKRSOSf, GARTH Ip CO.
have IN store and offer for SACK,
Yjj’(j)V(i\ ^ACKiS Liverpool salt
'w >£) >4) 17 hiids. prime St. Croix sugar
43 do. and 1 , ...
30 hairtl, qualities
lb5 bags \
10 tieice, GIIEEN COFFEE
2'J bhls. i
i’j bags Java do
4tf iMireh refuted suj;tr^ aj?.Rt»*d
63 lilids. English Island iunla-,es
!♦» piinrheoii, Antigua rum
4 do. suiieuor old Gienada do.
10 hlids. ilaltimoie whiskey
2b barrel, high proof old no
2 pipes fine old Cognac luruidy
3 quarter do. ) ' . „.
3 eighth do. j “ICILY WINE
UK) barrels cut nails ami hi ads
110 kegs FF FFF Realty powder
7 ton, shot, assorted
30 iio bar iron do.
2 do. plough plate
5 do. blistered steel
3-4 German do.
VM) hull hoses 8X10 and 10 X 12 glass
30 boats he,, tallow candles, a,soiled ,ues
Mu,caled raisins and soft shelled alu.uiios
•2o reams wi appmg paper
Cap and letter do.
Colton and wool cards
Fresh gunpowder tea in chests ar.il rannisters
indigo, madder
Copperas, alum, salpetre
Ur luistone, pepper, pimeuto *
Ginger, nutmrf, chocolate
Rrd cords and leading lines
liar lead, si-gars, dt unjohtis
Stone ivate
70QO lbs. rolt'in yarn
. I P roin the Union manufacturing
10 hales 3-4 aim ting’ f Company ol Maryland.
2 cases plaids j
S<T»- S3._41-tf
FRUIT TREES, GRAPES~&c.
' f HE.s'‘h,criber, l’>oprietor of tht Linncan llolanic Garden
‘ ami Nurseries, near Aero foit, offers to the pul,he. suh
-r‘Zny T**ES. i?1* Pj‘1^ PS> «*<•/may desire.
I he collection of 1 run Tree, of alt the various leishs, and
also of ornamental Tree,, Shrubs and Hants ; is well
known for it, great extent and superior,ty-bnt in addition
to the immense acquisition, of former yea.,, th, proprietor now
offer, above o<X) new varieties ol the choicest Fruit,, which
are not u, possession of any other establishment in this cmsti
Iry-and oll of whwh arc announced in the Catalogues for
UUt>, which have J-Ut issued from the pres,—The assortment
Of (.rapes consuls Of above 230 varieties, and con,prise, the
finest It me \ I able Grapes known in France, German.,, Ita
ly, and the Crimea—and the proprietor having acquired ex
teranve information on the subject from arm ,| espenen, e, is
able to make such selections as may b, suitable to emu parlir
ular locality—and where such selections are left to him, he
will send such as cannot fad to succeed. The price for the
fn-t assortment of twelve vines, is eight dollar, for the second
a.iortmenl; l.a dollars, nod for the third a.,. rlmenl. four an,l
a halfdollars I he roller,,on of Hose, exceeds 600 varietie,
'‘‘it'/ '/*"* Ho,ur l’la?U' ahoul iWW species, comprising
.O.OOOpojs— among which, are all those known a, most b. of
tiful and rare.
Catalogues maybe hep! gratis of James Heron, F. quire F.
Street-andorders through him, or per mad. will meet prompt
execution. ICM. TUI,Sen'
C. lit of the.J.inner,m Society nf Taris.nf the flmdicnltu
ral Society of Ton dan, and of the Imps rial Society ofthe Gear
gyi/t nt HortncCyif*;. * *
°U‘l- 4ft— R|
Twenty Dollars Reward.
R A;V.A'V;VY un.11*'' lOlli d.iy of July 1st, ,r y negro man AUS
l *" 1 VTl.1 L'i,rrhueH h,ID of,h' mate of Edward J.
JoilM.al the Kioto spring*, Warren County, North Carol,na
and I expert he b lurking shout (list neighbourhood or War
reim.0, a* hr. mother wa. bought by D,..8. D.vi,. who re.ide.
" Warrenton Austin i* shout 21 year, old, snd very likely
he i, five feel eight nr tin inehe, high, and ila.k rnmplexiom
hut Ho not reeojleel any pailirnlar mark; he wot e off an old Hack
r..r hat, and he carried off with him an old blue hroad elotli
coat and pantaloon, snd a .tiiped rnat of northern , I rth snd a
white pair of panlaloo,,,. he rarrir.l off one or two pair of a
eopnera. colour. Amlin m railed hy the negroe, Amlin Jones,
he ha, worked at the millnght and carpente,>, .eyersl
ye,re he i, a very .en.ihle negro. The shove IfWard will he
given to any perron who will confine him in jail, or deli,,-, him
to the »uh,either, in A/cckleiihurgeount,, Virginia.
„ thud a V /ticks.
°c< »*•__4«-8t
ton LEASE.
rpilE .uh.eriher off. r, to les.e fn, a term of year., fhe
J HR ICR TAVKRlt, at Charlotte Courthouse,' formerly
property of hi. father Mr. Win. M. Watkm. The I*verm
liou.e m Urge and eomrnojinu,, wilh necei.ary ..ut-huildmg.,
i, .muled on a lot of about thirty arre*, attached whirh i« a
• mall tract of land at a .mail di.tanee from i». affording an
abundant Mipply of wood fur fuel and limber for then., of the
Mine. It, public,filiation, it, proximity to the Ouurfbnti-e,
heing the nearest, snd there being but one other tsvrrn at (lie
id we at present, render, it a very eligible stand fur a i.vun
kerpei.
Term, will be very moderate, e,peri,Uy f„r the first year,
to one who ran eome well recommended a, s tavern keeper.
Po,.e,.ron can he given the JOth Ureember next. Apply to
the.ub.criher at hi. father’s. SAMUEL V. WATKINS
°rl t0_M-ir.C
AD VER TIS EMEJYT.
Iff ill E tract of Land called Hill ffrove, containing ahr.ve
* 2^00 a ies, lying in the lower end of Amelia county, f-r
merly advertised, i, still for sale. It would make an excellent
e itton plantation. It will he sold all togsther or divided into
parrel,. The term* will heacrommodatmg.
ffigwaiu, m»i.-h 4. no—if tVM R. GI/.FS.
Valuable James River Land.
rriIIAT yalnahle elate called Ciiipoaks in Hurry county,
l about four (Bile, below the conrthon.e, i, offered for .ale.
It lies on the Sou'h ,idc of Jsme, Hirer, near llog Mand.
snd bind* for ,omedi,fance on the river. Hy a late .nrvey it
contain* 1334 acres, the greater part of which i« cleared.—
From the lertility of the .oil, whit h ii not eoualied hy any
in the county, this estate i* considered by competent judges a,
admirably adapted tn the growth of rotlon. Piwwwsioft may
he had on the first of January nett. Cspt John Fanlcon.who
re.ide. near the premise, will give any informal ion concerning
them. For terms apply to the subscriber lismg in Alexandria.
... WJf. L U0DGSON.
Irruirlli™-” OJtJlMMJiR SCHOOL.
i manor,,, „ ,,-ed (" ,"5^| =»'••» *miabie
thuSchool. Mr7 Kuchford uVll .' depaitinent of
m in .turn, .tic, .ml the French £0 "“' 'U ¥"i ",5"
promise, the and the principal
111.tit.it,ou will admit.— A few ..idu.' " /«'!" of lhl
nuttrd. A lew additional Scholats cm he ad
WM. II. CILKS,
Au~us-tl UAUTHW. tUAN.
————:_ 27-11
. .. JYOTiCE. ~
A oi r;onj <« ->«««. ,t Kd.m„,d w.u., u
N 77^ *'« ieqnirtd to tn.ike louncil .1
a* nixciKL. . i^iii cii (o Bui* liifiii known a* *0.mi
AtTne^ L»h V ,e » * Mt. A. U. spoon...
account u, winch Ih ' ,s au'hon,e4 to .rlllr ill
..
tV.11. 1). WHEN, *crf. C. ft. nnj
Rent o2 tulmor. of K. Il'i/I,, dec.
:—~T__39—UMt
I will sell noon accon,,.,....T--;
i UI thr c uutv i.i n. . L 1 iwotturt, „| land, lvu.it
n.ul twelve hundr iS'‘U 'w:,y- containing helw.cii eleven
SSS-STK?*
J-. r o.astratf »?•«■.«
deep c“erk and ifbT! T'T‘ «"«. I" >"««
.lu^iMu.d.tv.d. -V «U.<la afford
post(1 (u itiir »' «■'> * x« ellcju lhl All person di«
r«.| rlulby^eo^rre ,t V,lr,‘ ITemise."winch will
Am-.. oV ■ , r ,,V ..plication.
■ - ' - Kit HAHD E. I,UK DAW \y.
..... . -V'COHMICK PLOUGHS.
i. H1Cbnmuti'IM'ujgli Hole,'
AI«o,.n Hand 1 r . WILLIAM PALMEIt.
Al o „ hand, a few ee hor e bell-sharpener,.
—:— _33—tf
James liivcr Lan.l, jYegrocs, StocUT, Cora,
O 4*c. /or Sa/e.
N Finlay, the I7th day of N„v.„,l.r next, if lair, if ool
the next tan day, I wtll act! to the highest bidder, at |“b
,iUC,!,,'l’ “*>' ,ra.ct ol la,“l uu James Kiset. near Wa’minster
in the County ol Nelson, on H credit of 1,3 mul 3 y. a.. Tin.
CroC, sThir.“„ r,|9‘0 ! P^uce. .bu.„U.,.iyt «h. usual
•ri?r.’..T , a UrRe *• com mint buck dwelling house, fcc
tor ,i. oat.on ,, l.raut.lul .V vrty healthy. A cron ol wheal will
»c MiWu III ^oocl fiu.e alul in good oidei, and pu< e«»iun mil In
sold* air the ?'‘r‘ Al ““>e l.n.e will hr
sold, all the Iiectoes helongitic to the .aij farin.heiugser.-ulr. n
in nutuber. Al.the whole ..(lh.se n.rroet air old r.„ itch
o tenderserv,ce; and, a« a set of hand*, ate certainly teas
thcVla*."' |V,r> '■*lur,l*‘. ^ hrer huntired harr, lx of corn, all
L. tilU * ‘ •*nd a*t «he itocltf of hot sea, caltl-, hoes,
4.0. will he sold at the ,rt,ue time. There ate .owe valuah.7
work horse, and work sDert. Tne negroes .ml the corn will
ne .old for cm* or th. d.alis er acceptances of approved tnet
chault al »eiy .hurt date.. The .lock and other article, will he
intTm lhce» Uu“d’ proved semudy wtll !
d'elof, ,|,Uu o“tr* J" """'i “",i "> ad.fltl.j|i tl.eict., :.
deed of trust » iU be required l.o... the p.n cl.a.t r of in.- land. 1
the sale will lake place on tn. f.„ and wall h. comlucted
hy u.) hrother, Jou^h C. Cut. II. I,.,!, „„ rj.ne ,1,.- land
w tll he shewn bv the manager, .Mr. Hoke, bring on .1. I*e„om
di-| o.rd t„ jiuicha -• any pm trot. ..f this p. „p. m, need ... t lei,
< .appointment, ai tuy dele, unualioii to sett, t, an solute ana
3 UEOUGE UAUELL.
rpilE Ui„u,r,, heel.,lore c..uditcte.rb“vvdliai„ An.i7i~i
J. a. the corner of H and l3lli street., will, Imiu mi. .tale, hr
rontii.ur.l hy the .ub.ciihn, und. i tl.r firm ol Jnderton
Curl* 4r to. WILLIAM ArtJJtlliSUX
JO IL\ UAH I'll,
c , , VALID AXDLUSOXfr.
—^P1’ 5~___ So--It
-Notice 10 &.ieritU ami other Collectors ol the Pub
lic Revenue!
Auditor's 0,’Tice .III”. 17 lR2fi
rjNDBR8Ta\NpiKG that the act .,f£e U?V.u«,l A.
V* seiuhly exlendiu^ the time ol accounting for the Public
Revenue, has in some instances lietn so construed as tv authorise
payiiient into the rreasury ut any t,„u during the month nf
[iemrrher without « forfeiture of the two and a half per
cent commissions; J have thought it mope, to give this pub!,,
mZA Ti 1 "'c*' construction, 1 u,
ail cases disallow the additional cinuniissions, un!e,. the taxes
are accounted lor precisely as heretofore.
JAci. E. ilEAili, Auditor Public Accoints.
18_ ^
MARSHAL'S SALE. “
I )URSUANT t° a deciee Ol the aupe.ior (Joint of Chancery
A for the Richmond district, made i|1(. ca-e ofCailtun
against tiibanlc, on the I7lh day of Januiry IMa I .ball „
the loth day ol Nov. mb. r, 11126, off.;, fui sale at’public auc
tion, 00 the premises, l, the highest bidder lar cadi, the tia.i
ol land whereon Wa.nei Eubank, de.. iJltiv result J, or ...
much thereof,., will satisfy uuu decree, subject lo (he dower
right ..f Catharine Eubank, widow ol the said Wainer Kuba-ifc;
tbe aforesaid tract nl lam, Iks ah-ot tour miies north „| Km
and Uuetu Couithouse.iu the Comity of King ,m| Queen
J. lil/EKRAN I', a.. ,.e.c. r. J.
. Or one of his Deputies.
ucl 1 '• l —Ids
tlJioVO VER LAND Full SALE.
I V. ILL sell upon acconimoslating terms, a small tract of land
■ lying on Paiuonkey river,and adjoining llauovei Town th,
lands ol Koheit i'age. William Roane, .1 uuee Rrockeubi oueli
and others, containing about 200 acts., one tli.rd of winch is
tn«t rale I'anumhey low grounds, and Ills- high laud to
any on the river, a larllierdisciptii.il is dieuie.t onnecessni v
a. those disposed to puiciia,e will first view the premises' ,1',*’
land will be shown lo those disposed to purriia.-e i.y Air. j’. ti
Wade, who now has it in cultivation. For l< ims, apply
Afe-srs. L ackland, llenshaw .V Co. of Richmond, oi to tlir'-im
scnhrr living m Charlottesville, Virginia. U. S AlOSUV
August 11._ 27— tf
Valuable Real Propeity for Sale.
5 JV vitlue of a sired of trust executed by Robert M’Kun
» * dec. Io John L<e, dec , dated III- ‘2J.I day of January
IH2I, and tecordetl in the court of hustings |m th* riiv <d
Richmond, ou the Util dry of S'pttinie r, 1821, to seem.* the
payment of a ee,tain sum .f money (o Willi ur Fleet, | ,f
• th, I puipo.es thriein mentioned, I shall, (as the hen \ admin
lit!aim ol me said John Lee] proceed In sell on the pie
mises, for ready money, on I ue-day the 7lb day of Nov next
between the hours of one and 2 o’cl... k in the afterno..,,. one
brick tenement at the mtersecliun of E and 10th sheets m the
said city of Uichmond. Also, one . liter oink lem no-oi f,out
ing 21 and an hail |eet on E. stirct, adjoining to the one before
men ioned. Also, one other brick tenement fronting 22 f- t
on 10th street, and running back eighty fs cl, rtuh u.e
lege of H 7 tret alley, rominon to all four of Ike -aid Koheit
.Hr Rim's lost .units,subject to the down of Elirahr ll, Me Km.
widow o| the Slid R d.e.(. b'O'nUlle only will be conveyed
as is vested in me as the lieu and adui’r of John Lte.de. ’.I
the tiustee in the said deed.
JOJIN A. E. LEE, heir and adin'i of Julin l,..,. dee
Ort.6, UJti. 4 . ■
Valuable Heal Propcsty for Hale.
Hy virtue <>l a dee,I ol tiu.t executed by Alexander Me Kim
lo Alexander Fleet, dated on III. I2:h d cy ol January,
1112*1, lo secure the pay meat of a certain sum of m mey to Win!
Fleet and far othei purposes (herein un niioned, I >liali on
Tuesday, 7th day of Nov* mbi r next, between the h air, „f I 3 ,V
1 o'clock, proceed lo tell on the premises |oi ready mom y
*m Thtec-ilory llrick House on l» ..i (Jary-slreel, twenty F>’
lotty li i t, situated on a lot of twenty ft el front running I. irk
one hunkied and fiftythrce fritto :s twmly feet alley. * Also,
one other brick bouse adjoining thereto, ol tlie same dinieusi-’
ons, and situated ona bit ol ripi.il sire of that liist mentioned to
eschof which lots is attached a M. at II m.r h. Kitchen. Bin li
title only as is vested in mens trustee aforeuid will l,econvey
ALKX FJ.KKI’, in,.tee/
on n. t w*s. tt_id.
!>’ xtrablc Ileal Property for Hale. ’
HY virtne of a derd of trust exvcut. I by William dcKiqi
anil Klinbetli his wife, to John l.re and Alexander Fleet
dated on the I Mh day of September, 1821, ami record.d in the
Court of Hastings for the cpy if liirhmond, on tbc 17th day
of November, I821, to secure the payment ol a certain sum ,.f
inuney therein inentrmed,to Win. Fleet, anil for other purpo
<es, | shall, as surviving trustee, proceed to sell on the pi entil
es, for ready money, on Tuesday the 7lh day of November
next, lo commence at half past 4 o’clock in the aft, rno.m, the
following property, viz. Four houses and lots,with the improve
incuts ther« on, as they then stood imuied in the: Mutu ,1 In nr
alley Society, all of them fr* Ming on F. Street, between 3d Jk
4th streets iii said cHy. The raid lots extending hark on 3d
and I lli streets one hundred and twiiity lert loan alley ol
twelve feel, intended to have been open* d and to mnthroiuh
the square from 3d to llh sttrels. Also,eighty feet of giouhil
at the corner of K and 4th streets, and extending hack on d:h
street one bundled and twenty feet. Abo, all that Lot ,.|
Ground on the North side of tl street, ntxr I>av d Flu'li ck"*,
ton*aming 2b I fset front on said (t. street,atm extendi g' irk
abont IM 'eel, to xri alley rtf 18 feet. Abo, one other ll'.iin
and Lot, containing b2 aid an half feet, fronting on |lh street,
and extending bar k 70 fret, wl;n It test mentioned House and
Lot is by to - pr .v.*i in I he deed xforeipen!rout d, snhjeri t
the life line of toe said Klir ibelh Mr Kim. Bilcli title . ,nl,
will b« e.mveycit ash vested in me as surviving trustee afore
iawh Thi- alc will commence at the tenement at the corner
of F. ami Ith streets.
ALKX: FLKET, Surviving Trustee.
Ort.fi, If _,,|
Jl. ./. Hbymanaki —Practical. Dkwtiut.
MAH the pleasure to inform his Irirnds and (he ptthlic in
genrral, fhioughouf the stale, that he hi* taken his resi
dence in Kichmond for the ensuing winter.
wb H. has been a regularly bre*l l*euti*t in Europe,ami lor
mote than fro years, practitioner in the principal rides of th*
" S- The pnldic is respectfully inritr,l,to come and see the
many improvements made hy Mr. 8. in the line of his profe. •
"j’Jl* particula'ly in the operation of supplying the of
IIUMAy TKm'C//. ilia room, exclusively lor the reception
of his professional visitors, above Dr. Abraham's Arpothecaiy
8l>.re, on iC »t. entrance in 18th si
Honrs of alfenJaoee, from 3 a. m uo’il 2 p. m., and from 3
until !> p ro
deferred articles.
rk ■ „ Boston, Oct. 9.
f\r?<U,yiKatl ^-Thi. Kail Road, the
tii.cla* V® " lh,^co"n‘ry.'vaa opened on Sh
,-t. ’ ,n l'reB nee ot a number of gentlemen who
, ‘ “ ere<" ,n ,he experiment. A quantity of
. ne weighing sixteen ton-, taken from the 1-dge
Say,1? ,h# Hill Association, and
tont maki ee|Waf°;'* wbiA ’°*elb*r «**»' Kve
ed w iih ? ! Jai °* twen,>’ one ton-, was tnov
the I i ,r.T:, a B''lfJl*;l*0rse> fron> the quarry to
more th 'NcP°,a,et trridpe. a distance of
Sir if J* m,:The f0-*d decline- gradu
i, J’hnT 'v lo. r 1wi'-v’ froni the quarry to the lend
so slightly tha1 the horse conveyed back
mr,3r 'va«onB. making a load of live tons.
* He 8ll,rt'ng of the load, which required some
* all!,0ni *he b°r** u,cved with en-e in a fast
.. ' i / mjy «l>«refore be easily conceived how
? the transportation of heavy loads is facili
b Jo ry,,neanS ,tbh road- A 1«8« yotntiiy of
a titful -tone, ahea ly prepare for liie ]jJ,ker
ran !' ,!me°V wil* now be rapidly, and cheaply
r ^ r, t( !° *l,e 'vl,arf at the termination of the
PL r,° “ ’ 'V^ence K "HI be conveyed by lighters to j
VviiarJes»o\t n. J °
n, '°\d “ COnBtruc,ed lo the most substantial
■ er 11 on a foundation of stone laid so
. J? *" ,he ground as to be beyond the reach of
•‘>e lro-t, and to sec ure the rails on which the car.
rVlffirU,,S ^ “aHy »g«rn»t any change of their
relattve position, they a, e laid upon stones of
c 7 *1 1,1 l*,,8*l,i l’l®cetl transversely along the j
whole extent of the road, at distances of six or !
etg.it leet Irom each other. The space between
these -tones is filled with smaller stones or earth,
at..! over the whole, between the rail-, n "ravel
paihi. made. The rails are formed of pine tiin
oer, on the top of which is placed a bar of iron.
1 he < arn»ges run upon the iron bars, and are kept
in place hy a projection on the inner edge of the
ure of the wheels. The wheels are of a sire con
scleral I v larger than a common cart wheel.
. e learn from a gentleman who has visited the
rnnctp.l nil roads in England, that in point of so
lidity and skill in construction, this is not exceed
ed, by any one there. \_D. Ido
(■OLD MINES.
A letter from *4i intelligent citizen of North
Garuhna to another in ti.i, city, under date of Sal
isbury, Oct. ti, saj s The extent and value of
Hie Gold miltee-are becoming every day more ap
parent. Of course some mines are larger than
otiicrs. I he one at Lhi-h,dot's has been found to
be rich fora quarter of a inije up ihe branch, and
on each side f.oin 10 to 20 yards. There are many
Spots ot 10, 20 t.i 100 acies on which gold can be j
1 averaging from halt a grain to two grains of
gold per bashel of ejith. In most of these pla
ces it is not gold but water that is scarce. Gold has
been found in the neighborhood of Charlotte ;
those mines are rich, but their extent is not yet
known. The gold found there is m very line par
ticles, embedded in ferruginous cl .y, running in
ve.r.a. I his is taken out, made line, then washed
down, and the gold amalgamated. Chisholm’* gold
mine is situated two miles above the Narrows of
the \ adkin liver, on Ileaver dam Creek, almost 1
mile Irom its month. It is on this mine we are
erecting our steam engines. If the machinery for
working answer 'he purpose, we cannot fail to do
a good business. The gold is there—all that we
want m order to obtain it, is labor saving machine
rJ • I wish you could raise a company in Balti
more to work one ol our best mines —I am confi
dent you might realize great profits.”
SINGULA It CIRCUMSTANCE.
It has been remarked that man may not unfre
quenily take lessons of doty even from a brute, j
Ihe following singular circumstance, which we
have from good authority, places the observation
in bold Bnd striking relief.
Mr. John McCue, of this county, had a number
of horses in one of hi* pasture-fields lately, where,
owing to the long drought, there was no water;
and, for accommodation in this respect, he open
ed a communication into a field on the opposite
side of his lane, and thence through several fences
down to a permanent stream. While turning out
the horses one day, as was usual, for the purpose
of watering them, it was observed that a horse
which had gone blind shortly before, mi.-sed lus
way, and strayed a considerable distance up the
l.me, while the o'lier horses passed on to the wa
ter, and returne I to the place where they had en
tered the outer field. Ail old horse, who had been
the companion ot the poor blind wanderer, seeing
j his prrdicau ent, went to him — conducted him
gently down to the water, and back to the place
j when; the others were feeding. The whole of the
; horses then moved across the lane into the litld
| from whence they came—it being the best pas
ture.
Who is not struck with this instance of social
feeling and attachment in a brute? And what a
reproach does it cast on the too common conduct
of earth’s proud lord, toward- his fellow-man, un
der similar circumstances? Not unfrequently the
companion of his youth—the friend, who had
shared his substance liberally with him in the days
of hi* prosperity—is left, under a change of for
tune, when " clouds and darkness come upon
him,” to grope his way, silently and alone, thro’
sufferings, while there are none to pity—none to
t assuage; with no hope in life, no friend but death.
[ St a u/:t o/t Spectator.
Colonel M’Kenney, who was associated with
Governor Cass, for the purpose of making a treaty
with the Indians of the Northwest, has returned to
this city, the objects of the mission which was
entrusted to these gentlemen by the Secretary of
War having been fully accomplished. In the few
. months which thi- mission ha* occupied, upwards
'of 1000 miles of territory have been traver*erl,
including a voyage of about 2B00 miles which
was accomplished in a birch canoe.
We are assured, tfiat a great variety of very in
teresting materials have been collected; and we
understand it is the intention of Colonel M’Ken
ney to prepare these materials for publication.
[.Yah Ini.
We understand by a private letter, that the hon.
Andrew Stewart, of Uniontown, Pa. the active
advocate of the Che*>peakc and Ohio Canal, is re
l elected for the 20ih Congress. His majority is
supposed to be 2,500. The sia:e of the polls, as
announced at the date of the letter, wag—for Stew
ail, 3,000, Hart, l,IH0. One or two small town
ships remain to be heard from. [JYul. Jour.
DUELLING An *»«oci..tion to suppress or
lessen the irequency of this barbarous practice, has
been formed in Charleston, South Carolina. A
meeting lot that purpose was called by a circular
signed by fourteen clergymen of various denomi
nation*, at the head of whom we notice Bishop
Bowen, of the episcopal church, and Bishop Eng
land, of the catholic church. A constitution was
adopted, ami the following officers chosen:
Major general Thomas Pinekney, president.
John Julius Pringle, E*q Henry l)eus, Esq. and
I Judge Ja-o, vice president*.
Colonel Matthew I. Keith, Secreftry and Trea.
rare;.
_FOREIGN.
KltO.U ENGLAND.
New Yi»kjc, Oct. 27.
Jiy tlie packet ship Silas Richards, Cspt. IIoJ
[ dredge, from Liverpool, the Editors of the Com
mercial Advertiser, have received copious file* of
London papers to the 23d of September, Shipping
Lists to the 23d, and Liverpool papers to the
2jth, all inclusive.
Average price of grain for the week, euditi"
September IGh; wheat, 55s lid; batlev, 34s lid
Oats, 2Ss Id; rye, 41s 5J.
SCOTLAND.
Trade has considerably revived at Glasgow and
in other towns. A cotton wotk in Renfrewshire,
winch was valued by competent persons in July
'**'at f 11,000» offered at public sale in Sept,
at Paisley, at the “ up-et price” of £11,500. and
alter keen competition, was sold at £14,500.
RUSSIA.
A letter fiom Moscow of the-lib, said to be
lroiii a person who has access to the best informa
tion, contains the lollotving paisgraph:
I he new Emperor shows a disposition to de
, *!® 'try much from the European policy of his
ueluncl brother; wishing thereby to bccpme popu
- ir, and to nationalize himself as much as possible
1 .ie storm that menaced on the side of Turkey is
not yet dissipated, and another is rising on the
side of Pe.sia. If the first is to take elTect, a great
explosion will f How; as in that event the Empe
roi is to head the army, and push quickly the con
test to an end. Here every body seems to think
success a very easy matter; but i am ,10t of that
opinion, and believe that such an expedition will
meet the fate of former ones directed io the same
purpose.”
M e find it stated in a letter from Pari*, that it
i* reported in the political circles of the French
capita., that the Emperor of Russia has addressed a
circular to the several Cabinets of Europe, pro
testing against the proposed levy of 300,000 men
t y the l urkish Sultan. The report states that the
Ltnperor declares the existence of such a Turkish
lorce, trained in the European tactics, to be incon
sistent with the rules laid down at the conclusion
oi t'-e war, by the Allied Powers, and incompati
ule with the safety of countiies si'uated nearest to
ifussia.
I he number of Russian troops coliected around
Moscow, amounts to 100,000. According to ac
counts trom that capital, provisions are plentiful,
and the price has not risen, notwithstanding the
crowd* oi strangers who come to witness the Co
louation.
xi leuer irom Constantinople of August 21st,
•tales that hostilities had commenced between Rus
sia and Persia, in the direction of l'tlfes, and it i*
added that the Prince Abbas Mirza has a secret
treaty with Russia against his father.
The French papers of the 19th Sept, contain
some intelligence from Greece, communicated by a
1< reach volunteer, the Count d’Harcou-t, and high
ly cheering to the Christian cause. Notwithstand
ing the want ot harmony between the government
and the military chiefs, the Turks and Egyptians
had experienced severe reverses. Even in the
plain of Tripolizza, where the nature of the ground
!Iav °ret^ ,'^e °Peraiions of disciplined troops, some
| of Ibrahim’s beat soldiers were defeated and cut to
pieces, and it is stated that had not Colocotront
sounded a retreat when he s.iw two thousand
Arabs, with two hundred cavalry, issuing from the
town, that body would have suffered the same fate,
as the Gieeks were superior in numbers, and ani
mated by success, were equal to the most audacious
enterprizes. Nicetas d stingui-hed himself on this
occasion. lie fought for three hours in a position
where he was surrounded, and at last made his re
treat, after doing much execution against the
lurks. General Petrova, who commands the
Arcadian*, had destroyed two hundred Arabs who
escorted a convoy of provisions through the passes
ot Eondnri. and the capture the eouv0> could
not fail to be severely felt by the Eg »t
Tiipoli/.za. The raising of the siege of Athens is
coutirnied. TbeCapitani who inhabit the moun
tains of Upper Phoris, and had capitulated when
Redscbid Pacha *ud his army passed through Salo
na, had raised again the standard of independence.—
The villages ol Attica, who had also feigned sub
mission in order to be able to get in their harvest,
had resumed their arms, and fallen on the Sera»
kter s rear, which they had so seriously annoyed,
as to have alarmed him for the safety of his army,
and induced him to retire toZeilouni, where he
could not bM cut off. It was observed with sa
tisfaction, that the Janissaries ol Negropont had
not co-operated with Redsclml in Ins expedition
against Athens, and that the Pacha of Euboea, being
jealous of his progress, had sent him no assistance,
tint kept his troops, under several pretences within
his otvr. government.
I uijHMA letter Irom Amsterdam dated
the 11th ol September, »ia e* that since the inte -
ligence had been received that England hnd opened
her ports for foreign grain, and would probably
draw from foreign countries 3,000,000 quarters
ol oats, 2,000,000 of rye, and 1,000,000 of barley,
J tiie price of grain had men cent per cent, m seve
| r*I ParI* of Germany. The ciop, with ttie exrcp
j l'on o3***. n<>' having heen abundant either in Ger
! many, Poland, or Russia, it is thought that England
must employ a capital of at least a hundred 'mil
lions ol bancs for the purchase of foreign grain,
and that in contequence of this ihe continent will
return a part oi the aurn in the purchase of English
merchandise, which must necessarily give a “new
impulse to the manufactures of Great ffritain
Holla iso — On the 10th September a powder
magazine at Ostend blew up with a tremendous ex
plosion. It contained ] ,2(i5 barrels powder, each
barrel weighing 50 killogrames, the whole rather
more than sixty tons, English. Many buildings
were shattered to piece*, and almost every building
sustained some injury. Thirty persons were killed
and many others severely injured, it i* not, says a
letter irorn Ostend, in the power of language to
j depict the consternation and de-p-ir ol the inb-bi
tants when feeling the first shock of the explosion.
They all left their homes—fled to the neighbouring
fields, and abandoned their properly and their
friend*. I had entered Ihe town only the night
before, when all was cheerlulness, animation and
peace; but, after Ihe morning of Tuesday, every
house wa* partially or altogeiher unroofed lock-,
bolls, and bars, literally Hew asunder—the window’
frames and the glass were scattered to the winds
the ceilings of the houses in and near the j»y
were as if strained from the joists—the wills yawn
ed from their peipfndiculars, and the v*y founda
tions were shaken to their centre. Rumour des
cribes ibis event, first to a man having walked >ntf
the arsenal with nails in his shoes, and thereby tg
ntting the powder; then again, to a man bei g *1
lowed lo smoke a pipe in the arsenal, and the firr
being communicated in that manner.
Portugal.— \Ve have J.isbon dates to the 3d
of Sept. ] he Princess Regent has issued »n ordei
in relation to the press, m which it is ordained thai
“the Tribune shall appoint twelve censors, whr
shall have cumulatively the censor-hip of all tlu
works, particularly of the Journals and periodica
papers. The approbation of a single copy . |
these journals will be sufficient for their ulterior
impression."
LojxDorr, Sept. 20. —if will be seen by the sub
joined Circular Letter from Mr. Canning to thi
friend* of Government, that Minister* have in
ve w, •« to obi am the .ancion of p.rli™, £
the measures which have been adopted, for admit*
‘ ” cer,al*' k,»‘h* Of Foreign Grain for Home <’0n
,on, before they would lave been byllvrT
Ku/aiJy admissible for thal purpose, an,| to elect a
! ^pe“ker* and comP*e'e ad He oihei formal Pro~
leadings incident to the opening 0f a new
c: „ Dow''i,'ff-,freet, Sept. 7, iS2(7.
I the uih nfN,aT"',|" bei"K ,,u,nmoned 10 «*«! 00
1 I u ki 0 ^°r“,"ber ,0r ,he desP*tch of business,
i which hi. a;er,y °f arpriai..g you the. .he object
' tlds in * AIaJl8t> * Government have in view at
! u in, to ,/* are *° °b'r "* *™clio" of
| uient to the measure* winch have been adopted for
; admitting certain kinds of Foreign Xn for
! iT^rrr10?1 beiore ,bey 'vou,j ,,a'ebe-'*
by law regularly admissible for that purpose, ami
o elect a Speaker, and complete the other formal
proceedings incdetrl to the opening ol a new Pa,iu
iiient. I have fbe honor to be, Sir,
“ Vwur faithful and ob’t’. Servant
“ GEORGE CANNINJ."
alJv'wif,efT,-l.d n,anufacturer* have produced an
which i J * h®r, *"'nled “ Peruvian Steel,”
of Which ^ fn r8Uper,°r,H ,be **« f»d»n wool*,
c u 'f Thfar*fa'n 1-,a,r!a!CU' b,adts a'« «nanu
indSi. t eXper,:ne,,‘S of Stodart
and harrady have greatly contributed to its iuven
Fiomthe Quotidicnne of Sept 19
-k:esi*:, Sept. The following i*' da,,a
( Sntni* ’pAU”' U reP°r,ed 'hat when the
Captam 1 acha presented linns-.It with his fleet be
ll.'.h™ T’ * r,0ft iM,,‘e *•'»»«* Of Semo*. the
Ui.liop and six1 iimatescame on board with cord* ’
about he.r necks, as a proof of their submission ,0
wf.1 . P,0r‘e’ »uPP*w*-teJtl»« Capitan Packs,
with tears in their eyes, ,0 intercede for their par
do,‘ and otrwed tf> Pay «he tribute due for the last
° V*P',an * aeha' bavinS obtained these hosta
ges, left b.uno«, ,nd set out on a cruize, after des
patching a vessel of war to Constantinople, in or
der tostgntfy to the Grand Seignor the submission
, tbe ‘-•n,Ian(i. & the com 11 ions which thev offered.
‘".I T "ieaU “u1* the famous C'anaris penetrated
with two fire ships mto the mitldie of the Turkish
bur»,.hUU0',edt °fff. Car,ova» ai tJ endeavoured to
burn the vessel of the Captain Pacha, as well.,
that ot the Vice Admiral; but the Turks, more ex
perienced now than formerly, sunk one ol their
h *lVMd aU*cked»,n »rmed boats, the other,
n which Canans was. The lire ship blew if.
but Canans, with seven of his companions, had
>e good fortune to save them-elve* on one of their
i Uo; '*• A)l were more or ie,s wounded,
p. J, G,*-ek* 01 Smvrna. seeing tbat the Capitan
iandld ‘.“o re79!‘e,Kbred ‘be "°°I,S " hich Jlc had
had IV , 7"'e c'S be,°re* Spiead lhe r,‘P°rt that he
tud fled from fean.os at the sight of the Greek fleet;
and that oamoshad thus been saved a second time
owing to me inactivity of this commander.”
xSAfoLi di Romania. August 20. 4Athens
is closely blockaded by the Turks, but they have p.»
! r rry.!o,aci 7sain"1 t,,e ci,a,jei- ibrah!n> bis
marched Iron. Iripolizza to-iards the plains of
j Corinth. A small party of Arab foragers has been
j ■<ur^<,u,|ded and made prisoners by the Greeks.
I i.vos, July 2$. -It is said (hat 0,000 men
have taken up arms in the Morea— that thev have
taken possession of lhe defiles, and that the Turks
m consequence are unable to thiow supplies into
Tripoto Coionei Fabvier .. conducting a
harbour at Metana. A greal number of families
I heJoiigingio Samos, have taken refuge at Tinos
| Captam Hamilton has released, without ransom,
| of h?k.rc ,‘n’" W ‘°n’ be bad arre#te<J. o» suspicion
1 be S,ar;COt?1,Ce’:‘ ',le P,ra'es a"d “f Whom
! e *‘aJ 111 ‘f!,f demanded 40,000 piastre
'"ai '* •• r"<"
resn'omtViA"'7' **7 Pf * A,'P- 20- (Private Cor -
'o t t- n e- j Af lbe cl<fk« are no lunger able
suc^r* ,h* ‘bousand and one firmans which
or otfictal jornuli1* dc,n“ ^eurt
make known lhe decreed of the'kt^.^^,,^
bali.e that this will revive printing, wh.clAas
-numbered for so many years. If this should take
place, our holy ally and neighbor will perhaps be
displease) at it. It is of little consequence. They
!' 2°,hw strange things when an army of
dOO,000 men will be raised. J
I ..wiRSTANTiworu;, August 2-1—The news
! ,,f’rei.s rer,a'n *hai a wrsi ha. broken oul between
Russia aril Persia; and according to the present
report, Russia -eeins to have sought this opportu
nity ot employing her military. The court of
Persia did every thing it could to defer the blow,
but ineffectually. It has produceJ considerable
sensation here, in consequence of the connection
between t|,e Grand Seignior and the Courts of
I ersta; and several person- anticipate that it will
lead to a rupture between this country and Run
an. i Iii*» notion has become the more current in
consequence ol the bustle in the political depart
ments, and certain interviews between the Russian
envoy and the Grand Vizier, which are said to
have terminated angrily. At present, however,
all is conjecture, excepting the fact of hostilities
having commenced between Russia and Persia.”
Extract of a private let'er, dated Malta, Aug.
20:—” I -hould not omit to tell you that the pri
vate Secretary of Lord Cochrane, Mr. Hesketh,
came over here some time since from Sicily. It
appear* from what he mentioned, that bis Lord
ship was then in the Unicorn yatch, at Volins,
and wailing, most anxiously, lor Ihe squadron of
steam-vessel, from England. His Lordship was
al*o -urprised that the Committee bad been so su
pine in the matter, as he conceived they had ha J
time enough from his engagement with them lo hav..
had every thing in perfect preparation. His ob
ject here w as to try the spirit of the Government
with respect to Greece, to know what forces wo
had in Levant, and whether the steim vessels had
touched st Malta or not. I,ord Cochrane went
under the name of Mr. Blair, at Messina.”
Hjtract from a private letter.
Moscow, 8epl.6.—Leaving then- commercial
matins, let me tell yon something about Ihe Coro
nation of the Emperor i\iehola«, which was per
formed with all the pomp and reremony which
custom ha* established here, on (Sunday last, ihe
If I inst , but the 22d August of their style, ft took
rlare, according to usage, within the Kremlin,
where,unfortunately, the ire ialoo limned to admit
of ao adequate display, so that, in the procession,
all the persons were huddled toge'her, ard the ef
fect was trilling and displeasing. It was far rnfe -
rior In splendour to the pro< ee-ion from V/esi
min-ler Hall, for there was a want here of variety
and magnificence in the dresne* of the men, Ihe
oidy brilliant pin being m life uniform of ihe
Generals and theEmpe.ar’s Abls-de ramp, whoso
rich embroidered coals, glittering with gold sod
*ilver, contrasted oddly with t|»c hahil baurgt01*,
'he plain Hue or dingy grey, ol the Mayors of
towns, and chiefs of the different trades, ” nn
wa-hed artificers,” who, with long b-arde. trek
their place in the proceeerrn, to which, hv old
cu-tom they were entitle I. Itot,-sstiredly,
muc' the most striking p» t of ’he whole aff.u,
w*s the presence of the Gran Luke Cpnstati'in-,
Ihe eider brother, who has renounced his birth
right, and acted here as lo attendant, bestowing.
1 intifsd of jec^iving bcftp*£» One co*jJd cot he:,*