The enquirer — Richmond, Va., 1809-10-03 00:00:00, page 1

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INTELLIGENCE EXTRAORDINARY.
AtRiANrr.ii Dn La Viose,
TTMFER1AL OPERATOR, and founder of
B Fashions, in all the civilized countries of the
hahita! le globe ; lias ike honor to inform the la
dies and gentlemen of Richmond and its vicinity,
that the Temple 'J Fashion and true d'astr, is
now open for their reCe[kion, having lately reeei
ved the newest Fashions from Pans, consisting
of an infinite variety, amongst which the most
prominent are, Head Dresses, A L.a Minerva, A
La Venus. A La Apollo, A La Mars ; He also,
■with tiie utm >st respect, begs leave to inform the
'Meads of Department, that lie has received sonic
AVi^s,n//r Minos ; and as in such trying times,
too much « uro cannot be paid to the preservation
of :! »«* cerebt Hum he conceives he cannot shew
W >re true devotion to the real interests of the
country, than by thus early providing for the
■wants which may arise, from superabundance of
business, and sudden changes in the atmosphere.
Done the 29th day of Will month, and 11th year
cf our reign.
ALEX'R. Be La V1GXE, I O.
Sept. 29. 2^f
n| MVENTY DOLLARS REWARD ; fyrap.
prehendingan Apprentice of the subscri
ber, vho eloped on the 19lh inst. named Francis
Childers, aged about 20 years ; a shoe-maker by
trad.*; Ihui-visaged ; about 5 feet 8 or 9 incites
high, much pimpled in the lace • had on when he
v- t a way, a blue < ioth coat, a pair of blue Virgi
nia cloth pantaloons; lie may have changed his
eloaths since. Whoever will deliver the above
apprentice or secure him in huj jail, shall receive
tin* tbnvc reward.'
I forwarn all peisons from harboring the said
Apprentice. DAVID LuGAN.
September 29. 3t
O THE PUBLIC.—The subscribers, exe
cutors ol John McRa-*, dec’d. will, on Tues
day, the seventh day of Nov. n^xt, offer, at pub
1 •*. sale, before tlieiavern of Mr James Du. ell,
‘ f litis t<>w», the following PROPERTY, viz :
Twenty-five or thirty Slaves, among which aie
several g >od carpenters, distillers, bakers, cooks
j.nd liou*.e servants ; Two brood Mares, one of
vlncli is the celebrated running mate Carolina,
' vith a Flori" I colt by l.crside, and now in foal
; v Sir 1 farry : the other a high bred mare also in
I > d by Sir Harry, together with six or eight i til
» ic and work, horses, three milch Cows, carpen
. P r s tools, plant at ion utensils. Sic.
The terms of sale will be, for tin slaves, it cre
dit ol one, (wound three years, and tor the bal
are.e ot i.ie property, :» credit of twelve months ;
iu all ( .bo .di with appioved security will be
required, to carry inlervst from the date if not
paiictUitUy paid.
RICHARD Me RAF., usd
DANIEL F.PPKS,
Exec r» iff John McRae, deceased.
Tetersburg, Sep.. 29. lOt^i
fCT All persona having rl lims against the es
t; ’<• of John McRae, dec’d. are rc-que *•» cl to bring
them forward for adjustment, unci ali who ure m
‘ "bled to the said estate, to make immediate, ar
Tangemenls foe pay, as no indulgence can be gi
ven. R McR.&D E
TV* OTiCK—That I Susanna Lignn, Widow
L ' “I the l.«tc William Ligun dtc’d of Ame
lia County, being about t:> mOvc to the State of
• )oi it 11-Carol* n a, oi as the laws'd Virginia do not
!»• (mil dower slaves t,. he carried out of tt estate
without inclining forfeiture. 1 tlierol .ro notify
1 »• " who iii >y br interested in any dower slates
i r.ir possi -Sion, to apply before t .e loth day of
November t r xl, at the house of John Woodson,
in Cumber ml County, wli r l i f aide and they
thall be secured in uucb Interest.
SUSANNA LIGON.
Sept. 29. Offi
W AN ‘ VA) I M 'IkUlATEUjf-d Ii.tr-Ket
’ * p<r, a: ot H tithiHjton Tavern.
September 2b. 3,
A dll Y oi V iljiamsliurg, NEW SOAK DING
V ' DOUSE — rhe s-bscriber wii<< lixea m the
luge ami comm .iliou . house, for On rly or copied
1 9 1 a r . "j, Mrs M fupin, on m u fa t mi iar<
b *'•<!!: < •■.5'.. of tli-j city, ;•< .pci.Unllv ill forms
l te public, that hr intm d< op -niiig inmiedii el.v,
p hoarding House, and proposes to t ake in ibout
12 boarder*. V It JJENEOF ViLLE.
h' t 26_4t
/ ’ EOU ■.»'•. W VT 1’ hat juit revive l, mil o.fcrt
f' U '{ S t L E, Sicily, If 11 i-j, ,tuJ Sn-.rry
7 "INE. uj t .r llhJ an l rV. ce.t s, >,rien Coffer,
tytu.m* S N 1r tji■ th,- Hoi 1 G o mm F.ahtla*
piece ■ 1
1* ■ r in ea > ,f id >•) f ten, an. I A', w !*»»*• Soup c
I.IMI III!/.
•' N H i N/J, Mj leirj IVi ic, <) and '"tn
■'■>vnUo .rujdfr, Green Cojj AXo.ec *, J’r ,
Fre, Lns rpoot ant Stone Ware. Sown , . //.
*’.Wl«, a t Gar powder Tea, Spann
• s, ,n • /v, Nannie, IV 1 ...
- •» C" iVui'p-n* Short, which hr u- . < >/■ ..
*• • .< c flit on rtiuoiuthle term*.
jail, fj2. »/
Nr o 1 1CF.— All |»ci >oi s concerned are requi'
_ red to take notice, that we hav£ sold the
debts due to the late concerns of Robert Pollok
ami Co ol Richmond, £* Dunlop, Pollok. and Co.
at Manchester, to Messrs. Tompkins and Mur
ray ol Richmond, and that payments hereafter
are to be mane to them alone, or to those whom
they luv empower to collect.
JAMES & JOHN DUNLOP.
Petersburg, Sept 5
THOSE indebted to tl ic late concerns of
Dunlop, Pollok and Co. of Manchester, and
R diert Pollock and Co. of Richmond, arc now
requested to come forward and settle their res
peotive balances, as longer indulgence cannot
hr granted ; lawyei s and ^“-ents having t!ic collec
tion orsetllen-ent of debts due either of the above
concerns, will he pleased to forward us state
ments ot the business in their hands.
Tompkins it Murray.
Richmond, Sept 5. epUm
A CARD—DOCTOR LEWIS, lately from
the Vest-Indies, has opened his Office, at
Manchester, in the house of Mr. L. Bishop, for
the practice of Physic, Surgery, :»l Midwifery
He hopes from his success and experience, to
merit the patronage of a liberal public.
N B. Private families may be supplied with
Medicines, with suitable directions. Advice
for the poor, gratis.
Sentptember 26. tf
A DVEltTISEMENT—Will he sold, to tlfe
Kx. highest bidder, on the 22d day of Novem
ber next, at the 1 re dwelling h*eise of J ilin Gil
lum, dec’d of Albemarle county ; five Negrons;
household Se kitchen Furniture; plantation tools.
the crop of Corn. Fodder. Rye, Oats, Flax,
Hemp, and the stock of H hes, Cattle, Sheep
and Hogs. There will also be sold, on the 12th
day of December next, on the premises, a tract
ot Laud, (occupied by Wni. Gillum,) containing
200 acres, lying in the county of Louisa, about 4
miles below the court-house, . ilso, wifi be sold,
outlie 16tb said December next, on the premi
ses, one other tract of Land, (occupied by Joseph
D. Smith,) containing 118 acres, lying in the
county of Albemarle, about three miles from
Charlottesville. Thore who become purchasers
tor aiiy of the above property, must give bond
with approved security, payable twelve months
after date. All persons having claims against
the estate, are requested to bring them forward
according to law.
FREDERICK GILLUM. \ T. ,
MdTTIlEW WINGFIELD,$ jLxtc rs'
September 19. 3w
LAND FOR SALE—The subscriber others
t'< r sale that valuable estate oil which he
formerly resided, lying on Janies River, near
the Town pf Warminster, in the County of N 1
son, lately Amherst. This tract contains nearly
two thousand acres—The low grounds are of
tiie most valuable kind, and the highlands imme
diately adjacent thereto are very fertile and un
commonly level— It might be divided into two
plantations to advantage, or continued in one, as
might suit the owner. The houses are new and
amply sufficient for the comfortable accommoda
tion of a family—A mere minute description is
deenied unnecessary, as it is presumed the pur
chaser will view and judge for himself. The
subscriber will only observe tiiat the place is
very healthy, he* in a fine neighborhood, and
commands, perhaps, as many advantages us aiiv
o' r situation that is olU-red for sale in the state.
One fourth of the purchase money will be requi
ted on the first of January, when possession
will lie given ; and the balance will be divided
into nine equal annual installments, without any
charge of interest if the principal lie punctually
paid—A large crop of small grain will be sown
in good u#r, and the purchaser may be accom
modated with corn J5tc. sufficient lor a year’s
supply. Letters directed to Buckingham Court
House*, or to Warminster, would be soon recei
ved and attend d to. in my absence, my brother
Mr. Joseph C. Cabell will^shew the laud to any
person desirous to purchase.
WM. H. CABELL.
September 1, if
V GHEEABLE to former Advertisements,
will be sold, by Messrs. Prosser anil Mon
cure, on Thursday the 5tli o October next, at
the front door of the Eagle-Tavern, between the
hours ol four and live in the afternoon, on a ere
dit'of one and two years—the fulls wing tracts ol
LAND, to wit:
45JA Acres more or less by 399 acres, in the
county of Greenbrier:
1550 Do. in Bolt-, tourt county, on the main
road between the Sweet Spring* and Fincastle ;
1300 Do in said county, adjoining the funner
tract, and l.ke it both sides of said road :
550 Do. in said city, extending a small dis
tance in Bedford county:
236 Do. in said county, on Lor.cay’s mill creek:
l<it>3 Do.on Paint ere* k, formerly Montgome
ry, now Kanawha county :
foO Do. on Percy river and Walkers’s creek,
i\ oiitgninery, now Kanawha county :
5b0 D ) in same cour'y :
2030 D i on toe locks of Salt liver, slate si
Kentucky :
150 Do. M litsry rights in Kanawha county :
234 U >. in lii* Illinois grant, north west ol O
I III .
1020 ! >r» on Deer creek, Green river, state of
Kentucky :
S’jUJ U<> on Deer Greek, joining the afore
uu .itioir il tract.
'] be Minscrihur holds general warrantees for e
veiy tract, tlie iwo of and J000 an s in
iJottclourl ewipted, (they having teen located
for John Lc Mayer nod himself,} but will (dis
posed !.. ;ic is, to sell .u very reduced prices,
whalev r is not militaiy right,) give special owes.
J lie lour last mentioned tr.ic. ., which are for mi
.i1 ay in.: v o.i s, will hr mid, it requite.1, with
uVral warrant*. * Hands wi*b a; .rov*<l ;,*i*.itn*
y, ( uni h*. amig interest from the date, if not
punctually paid,) will be rcquicd.
. G. f. STS AS.
S(/jMeml*r 26. 3i
f, nVKNTV DOLL Ad H' REWARD—Uana
A 'vay I om the Sub c.riber on flit* 1st June
I st. /v r.cgio man named Billcv, commonly cal
b d (t’ ll' -y H'c .tnan ,) lie »> about thirty yew.nl
g , j b-ct, 8 inches liigli, some w hat of a ydlow
sii citsi — -I expect he is lurking about the m*igh
i.iiIumxI of Mr Thomas. Hickman's m Caroline,
to t*l* -ns hr I irmcriy belonged j or intlic neigh*
a uiio'i-l of Co! Chrisloplii r Tump* n , in Km.
William wacre i, is understood he has *i vile :
who*..'X«r wdi deliver tHe aaul negro to sue *h
a t'. • move lcvvaid, and all reason a! bo ca
nee* p ,.d,
you If 11A UPAS.
Po .vhr.tso, b* ;>t. 22
Ti • Si*!»sci*ih-rv has ha sale Ten Shafts in tin
I i h *t i furnpike Comp my ; Those l t ..*«
'• «,f> p icn: *■• , limy k.k me tp ns 1^
’ , 1 ' * ’ * ' * 1 * . II i - of M OlCilV St' 1*, Ol
•> tin ;>u cr.
y. HARRIS.
Sept. ..2. 4w
ANCHESTLR ACADEMY—In conse
—, qm nee of the intended removal of Mr. Johr
Wood, to tlie city of Richmond, on the 25th S ■[>•
temher next, the trustees of the above Academy,
art- desirous of engaging a Teacher of the Lan
guages and Mathematics, to supply the station
lie i iw holds. On applh.:*.- in 11 the Treasurerol
tlie Academy , residing in-Manchester, the terms
will he made known to any gentleman of liberal
education and moral conduct,
august 25. tf
TJ” THE TRUSTEES will proceed, rn Sa
turday, tin: 14th October n«xt, to elect a teachc ,
a* above,-out of the candidates, who may then !:•
in nomination.
J September 29: tf
Ta f. Hanover Fall JCCXKY CLUB RACKS,
w ill commence on the s.cond Wednesday,
in October next. First day’s race, o mile beats ;
tiie second day’s race, two mm lie*:.. E;n n day
ires for any horse, mu>—or griding to run, accor
ding to the rules of tiie Fairfield course. '.I ^
neral meeting of the Club requested to
at Hanover court house, the day preceding the
race- BATHURST y(XNES,
Treasurer and fV-j.iietot tj the Count.
September 2b. 4t
r 5^0 ail whom it in ay concern—KICH.iitl)
a SMY i'H, a native or Ireland, d -parted t! i
life on the 16th of June, 1809, without leaving in
this State, or in the United Stales, any rela
tion by consanguinity, and possessed of s<>m<
Esta: c in Lunds within this Common weul:h, of
vrliirh, as well .is of the United States h«- had
long been a Citizen. ’ ris intent was to give tin.
whole to the subscriber, as bis f<-. i upalivt
V. ill, novvul Record, will sufficiently prove ; but
the Subscriber bath been c • <), tiint a Will ol
dial kind cannot effect a conveyance of Lands,
how far soever it may prove the unent of the Tes
tator, and that t ie Lands late of tiie said Kicliard
Smith do of consequence, escheat to the com
monwealth, though contrary to his intent cl b ■
stowing them on a citizen thereof Foriliabrea
son, tbe subscribershr II request the General As
semblv, at its ensuing session, bv Petition, to car
iy the intent oftne said Smytii into execution, tn
releasing tlie Interest of the Common wealth in
the Lands whereof he was possessed, or cii
tilled t>, within the same, to tb<- Subset iber.
LAMI) Lt'JTLE.
August 25. 4 tf
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TR OM THK ESSEX REGISTER.
We have now assurances that the English
Expedition had reached the coast of Holland,
land that the fleet had extended itself from
the East to the Western entrance «f tin*
Scheld. This country, in the latitude of tlie
1 Itames, is but. 3 degrees east of it. It does
not a]>pear that the English have made a
descent upon the Continent, hut have taken
possession of some poriii n of tlie islands which
compose tiie province of Zealand They
l eckon four principal islands on the Western
Scheld, Sc as many on tlie eastern Walcheren
forms tlie entrance of the west on the north
.side, and Schouwen the entrance of the east
blanch, on the north side. 1* lushing is the
port of Walcheren on rhe south side of the
island towards the West Scheld. The
capital of the province is Aliddlcburgh on
tlie Walcheren and its population has been
[given at 24,000, and it is nearly in the cen
'tie of tlie Island. A canal of communica
trm with the West Scheld, admits ships of
the greatest burthen, and formerlx this
pjace was considered as well fortified.—
Flushing is the filth toxvn, and was also
fortified, and its dock is sufficient to ie
ceire a. large fleet. \ ccr < s the north part
ol the island lias not a great distance from
tlie East St'N< Id, but it is not so laige as
Flushing. By landing on the i lands, the En -
glish may not hope .so lendilv to penetrate
[ into the country, but they will be more se
cuie tiom any toi cc which ;in* French and
their allies can bring against them. It is a
. hove two hundred years since Walcheren had
j i"i'icd the States, and in a sho t time af
ler /ards, Flu.shii«)g was mortgaged to E
iiz nth, but upon payment of the loan, it
w ..» restored to the States by James. In tlie
middle of the past century, the Erglish re
presented Aliddlcburg as emulous of a sli .e
in their trade with Rotterdam and a., having
reduced their customs to div rt tlie trade
thither, but its chief trade \v s with Scotland.
— At that time every week a passage could
he obtained in the Aliddlcburg packets io
London. Veer however had the greater por
liun of tiie Scotch trade, which s ill inclined
to Rotterdam. i'h, privileges granted to
the Scots in Veer wme great, both civil and
commercial, so that many Scotch families
sealed in that place. Ii has always been
insinuated that no compe- ition >f Interest,
should induce tlie inhabitants of this coun
try to lie at xvar with Great Britain._.
The subordinate character of the C armferce
of Zealand will receive tiie strongest 1 wal
prejudice, from any advantages the English
nay propose, and may he favorable’to a
temporary quiet which promises pr«- ent con
currence \ «th their commeiciul in crest
We arc indebted to a mercantile friend for
a Liverpnool price Current or Am<fiican
ezp.rrs. from which we make tL- follow
lug extract*.. *#' 'hig.
khKHPOOt, 2d A up 18o9.
I lie prices which American produce lias
i unexpectedly supported in our market, not
| withstanding the heavy imports since tne
; |* °J Juue, have been occasioned priori
pally from an anxiety on the part of the pur.
idiasrts, tu secure theinseives ngaii st the
icon Mpienc.es of any iinpedim. -it to the final
[ <ulju»Uii4nt oi flj lerer.ceft between tne two
j cotiucrica. 1 heV* prices, cofnpir >1 with
| tl» >st which the . lanuf.xtureis have been so
| Wing a time <'.ccu<Hom< d togive, areals*, nil
jl'i-v. i lie delay experienced in tin- dis
charge o* produce was, horn the crowded
I -.tale of the port, vr iy g,( at ; and the hope
: Which during this ti.m , took plat . , of as o
; netiiiig for goods to be continent, c >nt< bnted
| matettally To the prices which have been sc
I cured.
I 1 iie s ock of cot tor. 9 i ccvdainly I ;
but the expectation that the arrivals from
, d.u u ?>; iti . will be I 'crr,side, able for .-erne
time to come, will probably pvt:' cut nay d<*
(predation of momrn:, altnru, ,1* the market
J it at th rc ... .....
qumce ot the armistice between t ie French
, •j- ti.e Aum nans. r>ea Island cot tons are iike
)y to c.onti.iue low, *> they itnei *.re iitro.iir
measure with Brazils. We have hitherto
received lew shipments of cotton direct from
Mew Orleans.
In our corn market, the depreciation
which took place on the first arrivals, and
which arose solely from too great an unxiriv
t<> seil, has been «>f short continuance, 'i'iic
, harvest is not likely to he an early one, and
I from every prescut prospect, it ina\ he con
( sidered probable that the prices of wheat
and flour will be fully maintained.
Ashes, particularly pots, appear tn Be a
more precarious article. The future cur*
, **cncy ol pot ashes will depend almost wholly
on die extent ot the Supply, and hitherto,
nothing conclusive is known as to the quanti
ty likely to be received from damn,a.
I rari ashes are considered as less uncertain.
t Naval stores arc in fair demand, especi
ally tar, and aith“ngh we have at this time
in port nearly 20,000 barrels of American
I only, it has been for some time gr . '.(tally ,
adxancing, from art* apprehension which in
ere • s, that the ports of Sweden may be shut
against us.
J imber has experienced a brisk demand j
at improv.ug prica s. which it is likely to
maintain, till t he ell’ects are felt of the strong 1
inducements livid out t»v our government to
import this article from the British plantati
ons.
Q i^rcitror bark is in great request. Flax
seed for crushing in fair demand. Tobacco
is much i dieted by the political state ofi
'he coiKlSant of Europe. j
import of cotton into Liverpool since 10th ,
June,
America, 56,*500
Brazils, and \V. Tadic* 23 917
Other parts, 8,211
Total , 93,530 bags.
Bai.timoiik, Sept. 25.
rrom the .Yort/i American
Kxtract from tJiryflenshia Gazette of July
Si, l«o9.
A vessel under n neutral flag from Civita 1
Vecchia has iurni^i.etl us wii h a copy of the
declaration issued by hi« 1’ line s 1’ius 7th,
at the time of the sacrih.-jp ,Us invasion . f ;di
his dt.millions, and of the patrim ny of tiie
C.unic.ii ; and likewise of the sentence of
t xcom munication issued ucainst B'lnauai te
and his accomplices, on the lo h June :
which acts of the Pope are herewith pub ,
I:shed, to render them more genet *!Jv known
throughout tlie Cath lie world.
rius yon- vii
Tiie disastrous designs of the fbes of
il'e Apostolical friee are tit length comuleaU
ed.
After budifrirg the violent end iniquitous
spoliation ot the fairest and m ist cnnsi.'era
bie portion of our dr adnious, v e now behold '
ourselves deprived entirely, under uhwnrtl.y
pi etexts and with the most grievous iwjus '
nee, ol all our temporal sovereignty, with
•'iiH.n our spir itual independence is ch s- iy ,
con 1,1 l' ;1 ritis consol a ion ftccomp n'wul
us. under the pressure of this severe uerse- •
cution, that it has not been incurred .for any \
wi.jng d'*ne t<> the emperor, or »o France, •
wiucli has been always the object .• our I
tt ndei father ly * licitude ; ;*or on account
otftn> '*',ri‘‘.v political artifice; but b cause
we would not betray our duties or our con j
science.
No one who pr. fesses the Catholic reliiri 1
on. and nr nch less he, w! » p, c id, s Wy.
•un. lb pi lncipully bound to aunc,u"ce it car '
displease (.„d for the s;d:„ pie; sing i
Bound iiioivm ci to <T d and o tin- church j
to 11 •*..ist. t fair rights whole and entire, we '
‘ ’ '’ new spoliation, and de
Clare it mdi and void.
W e rcj.-ct with the most determined ie
solution the assignment of any allowance in
tended for us oi the members of our Col
tege (of Carvlmals) by me Emperor of the
French.
We should be overwhelmed with disgrace
m the sight of the church u we submitted
to receive our subsistence from the hands of
tn> Usurper of her patrimony.
We resign ourselves entirely to divine
providence, and to tlu devotion of Faithful
seivanu ci God. and Khali be satisfied pious
ly to conclude the bitter career of our pain
till life.
. ^ l’ :1<| ,r * w’;th profound huniilia'ion the
inscrutable dc-bigns of God. We invoke his
mercy over all our go d subjects, who will
be always our jay utnl our crown—and after
having discuarged, in ilicsr in >st distressing
circumstunccs, our dutv, we exhort them to
pieserve, in u‘l integrhv, their religion and
faitb, and with sig,s and tears between the
pot ch and an nr, t » uui'e themselves ** ithuv
in supplication o die supreme father of
dglUb, that he would graciously be pleased to !
work a change m the kicked designs of our 1
er.sec. - ,rs. Givi t at our Quirinai Apoa- 1
toltcai palace thi* loth June If o9. '
j * PlUip "OI’E VII. j
C onclution of the ttn encr f Kxc^mnuny
cation.
fivs pork, rrt.
^ I > authority it t lit Almighty God, and
<>e San.-s Peter Mid l aid, v.e dcclai e you
Napoleon Honapatte and ail your accompli
ct.s (co opei-Mioi s) in the act w hich you are
now rxt cuting. t . .» tvt inruncd the ermine
°* excerwinu .icalion ; under which by onr
a^o. oh4.ai 1 ttei ,. t titeinpoiahi ously p<d>
I htilled .iitis' 1 4it the usual pine ‘s in fait
i city, wl-declare uil t;n> .■ to have t. len, who
; siiict; hy ton ihie invasion of this rity on the
ot ft ii i tt ,, ] t.'.-s, have committed the
violence , against which only ocr fuc
ces.dve see.it .tries ol State l>’; onr orders,
tint we <nirstive e have priiteittd in two con
Historical all..cations (discourses.) ot the 16th
.Marrh, ai>d llth July .ru/; ; and the vtme
penalty reties to all m ex..- cries;. suppoi
u-i s, and al nth*. vs '.vh >lrav< i xecuted them
selves, or pre i t c v-l Llv; ox cut ion of tar a
bove hieiitioncd murpaMoor, aid vn,>Ltcs.
(••veil at Koine at tire Church of S. Maria
Major, June 10, 1^4/9.
Pi US POPE ViJ.
L. S.
[' fi'ant.iQt'd front C. 1’uMir i»‘c cf Paris ^
I In* most di*tvessinsj intH'ipyrnr• is re
ceived ur. (,<a.s .thiinople from the Hthy
L- uitl. It i> reported, that the Armcaiau
| u iiahirants, in the neighborhood cl Jeru.sa
|le,“. have quai l t iled with the Christian*
i there, and prtxee *d to such cxtreti ity,
, that many persons have already ost their
hits. It is ueh r !, that many disasters have
happened in t u- Holy city. ,<n«: that several
ciiuu Les have been eksli.v tefc
I ' Hal“Timob r., Ur/:. £7.
j fly [fir achr. Titr. cu/iiuhi J hotnfaon. :n
j ^ days from A'a/Ues, late and im/ioriunt
int elitgent e has bier received
La/itain 'J\ brings/ fiu/terr from I rfv ;
(ar cause assigned for this omission, t u:
hr “hurried of" In const :u, u >• <f account.t
from Tar is, of the negotiation or h (Inn. ill
Armstrong having been bntftii 'jf. One
rcfiort at Au/tles, vn (fie 10ih sfugin , li.e
mty before the J\. te suited, was, that our
mini-tier find il. mu/.did /lass/torts to i turn
home: anolht r, that /.race between Trance
and yfust? >.i had bt tn rat ft d l. V girt- the. e
verbal ucconuta as they were > ecetved ; ss
also, the written accounts con allied tn ftri
vu(e corn sf■ ondence.
fly the ft hti n,-sot 'j those 'gentlemen i•
whom they wart add/ ■■■. ■«if, we . - c . r, d
with the tight J titi, at let (erg from J ,,lv.
I heir con I’lga.froin inti U gent sources arc
canvnerdaily nn/iortant. ». they .• ate.
That since hi. victory over liie .iusiritfn
Huiw/iuvte is even Ins yitIdjng Cf concluu
ting in his temfier—
f hut the severest ed'ets on comn/vrcial
to/nca hav> given to then a width range at: J
more rigid exit cution_. /
7//ar theftermisaion to imf ort Colonial
J reduce was .-u. /tended ; in i fits su -./tcunion
the forts of h -.Lund are close..',, und its r, gt i
execution is ext ended event* frizes_c»io
tuu: /traduce on board of ca/n . fed vessel's not
being fiermitled to enter the ft Jr is cj Trance
or her d< /tendencies—
'■Tiiut latest accounts from ,j’.' -nr. a inform
rc\ // uce ' {"•uteri Tranee\und stustria ;
V 11L 1 11' SC/ 'idly credile,! 1 that the mcr
n.y. '!iU arrival wejui ;hcr\lt urn that the
lirittsh army under g nerai V hurt, 2J,luu
3 fr" ;s> hud been urg \[ by (hi fout gl t ir.ee
/ ‘ ul‘ s iu make u i. ..ce it u..\ that city or
/'l,iado’/i; k'trg Aiurat hud db.tti 2G.00i)
°f l,'e nngLvh hud not:, the
‘ M ‘ ''• f°'• ■ It. V -v
however yuici fosstssiou of the L,\nd tf
inched, u ins island is si uuied u' i\ • eu
tiance oj the hay, abow>/i.ur l< agues] from
the cry of An files ; it about ten tnifs in
nil. iiiifienrc, and cou.ainn aooui 4.C.GI
tnhab'funts ; if 2i the see of a Uish , Wa/
frag an oj ACufiiea. The town tj . liiuia
*nuu;cd "it a rock on the .Yorth side of the
island, with which it coinmunicau^ by a
bneige On this island ..ml Sicily it was
* apposed the dSri.ish urmy wouldaxuCi fur
ther ttif.h.gencefrom tn<• Ijanube.
it is to be regretted that the two lds\ar
> rvalsjrom the Med. e rmncun which, b.*i. •r
Tusages, coi.id hair, brot,g/i: tier's
tn.ee week, iatev. fun.: h no ini.llSginck
T u-(vcr from Sf.ain. Ji'c may,
hourly exfiect the arrived of s. hr. tlound}
from Cadiz, us she uu, i-.J.iA n bit t.pr Kile \
snd ■ said t o hat e left that jAci .Lutiht
—*d cJ Augu t.1 . d. Cuz.
:X7“ Cap air. To tufts on has published a
Inti r, slating that the r-fiort rt heir
’
as r-rj as of he* . I a. era an. in ji.jrt but hit
apprehension« svbadcd, as m*hi.\ - m .re
u':'j kuut J i: <■/ r > uftd it was i: ;t ociie
v.*° /! weii • . ' ’ d at A'uj lea. Ait
Aegcn. the American Coir.ul. thought it
<- .e ../ Iti se kind oj r fior'r. circulated duilu
Jar speculative fin rfiou
[extracts from J.ond.r. Prints]
London July IS.—The fed vices from In
U I which have been brought l)> tjie-ci.uvoy
ot the Culh den, Vic e a lm ral Sir Edward
Belk vv, are reprep»nied tobe.pf rvn u jfavor.
:v!>:e nature. '1 lie k tu-rs reach to the 2 I. ,
r ebrunry. The expedition under General
Malcolm had been ready fiolu the J8t|i ,.{
J'vd), but had not sailed, anil waited for fur
tker dispatches from Persia, and for an an
swer to a reference, which the General had
made to Calcutta. Sir Harford Junes in ac
cepting an invitation to proceed to Schira?
had ch ranged the plans of Lord Mint.,; fH j
Gen. Malcolm had disapproved of the over -
tures. 1 he accounts from Bombay are not
more pleasing. Diflkrencv s c f an alannine
nature had taken place between the British
and t)>c government of Tr. vancore, and an
,
dent, col. Macaulay. The Bewan’i tr op*
’ ad uttacl rclout subsidiary h ire at Q,: .op.
V he n 'lie Ikeet m rived at Cochin, Col. Ma-'
cau!ay was lying there on tr..; >d the I’iedmon
taise, in prdcr to protect * -me companies of
S apuys, who were Clearly mj. roundt d l>> th*
ln *>plc of 1 ras anr.ure. W li d l.*t about
40 men in the c nest. Colonel Chalmers
With his force at Qiilon, had hern attac ecf
• nd upw rdsot one hundrrd ot his men hid
been killed and wounded) Ifoiv nr the
jah ol Tr . at core h rl s im ti j ihc;-e dis
turbance* is not known , b-u t||tJ Dt-wa.»
lnd ssenibkd the whole t..-.ce of the court
trv, and lid assumed the entire r., n.i.aod.
'n.- Trav me* nans ha h . . J,-- Uajnh of
Cochin and his successor, bn mrir |lC |,a,j
refused to jn i with them ; In. !k third had!
hecn appointed, who had tied red r gain.t
us. I* had been deemed exnediw.i by cel.
Macaulay to.arm the chri*;i;,n n • ^Imauts
of Travtneore, many -ol v|,om, j.'i cbnse
queue*.., bad snfTi red by order of *'ie JJewan.
i iit lio.tl u: pa d seven \c ■' off Cap
Couor*Hi, which were Conveying the
regime.. , r it hy Gi . er.il Mail I .nd, fioirt
Colombo to QuiIon. We regret to find that
aortic unpleasant accounts h ive arrived from
Madras Lieut. c*»l. Munro, Quarter nut
tei-gent ral, had, it seen s. he .. put uudsi*
arrest!*'G teril .Vfa<*<|*iwa's ir . r
ot - ni cliarg* which l a*! Iren f,i • |\t A.
g him. ’I i.e arr< t'w.uri no,' d by the
government, v-hn ordered thechi » to be
withdrawn. i !i«* Gcnei .1, how.-vt.. v
ported by thr pinion of j *ti u >v'ry
i er*<, ruiiu..it t<> withdraw the citarge . .a..d
demanded it court-martial cm < * j. ,4m0l
I'f.e General h.ul uHo declined to at • nd ■>
c uncil, which met o*i ib» rukjecf, and had,
w.li> ttra.ct dii&culty*, ^',t w*.u'a i