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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-27
For Sale.

A SECOND HAND COACHEE, and a
pair of well broke horses. some good
mich cows, young well broke 9xtn, young
cattle, sheep, farming utensils, &c. among
which is an excellent OK cart. A bargain
may be had Apply to the printer. =.
september 25 dit
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-27
French Language.

~ Y ITIIJI VI
~ mence his French School, on the eve
ming of the 18th inst at O'Clock, in the house
formerly The Friends Meeting House next
door south of Doctor Stablers dwelling, in 81.
Asaph street
Terms As low as others teach for.
september IL dit
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PORT OF CHARLESTON, OCT. 90.
1rrireL FfSteraay.

di'i1red yesterday.
Schr. Adeiine, Ellis, trinidad Gu
ba) Q days. Coffee, sugar. mola-ses.
honey, and scsars. Re order. Sept.
Suth. of Cape antonio. was boarded ny
a Patriot Priyateer and treated politely.
GIN thu 10th In the Gull Stream, SPOKE
scar. Young Brutus, Fitch, IA days
from Baltimore bornd To iiayana--ha"
been beC;lmed several days in the Gua.
Gin the - inst. latitude ga 60. IN the
Gulf. spoke sChr. Fayorite, late. AS
DAYS from Honduras, bound to Sostrn,
short of pro, isions, and Supplied her
with bread. sugar, coffee and water
On the 18th inst. off the South side of
the Florida Keys, while beCalmed. was
boarded by piratical boat. manned by
men. armed with swords, muskcts. &c.
immediately on being boarded they
demanded the sChooner's papers, and
drove the captain, mate, and all hands
into the roreCastlc. After caiChing IN
vain for money, they then called up the
cook, who Informed them that there was
Snecic on board the mate was next cal.
led, and questioned whether there was
any money on board or not, to Which
nc repiied there was not any to his
Knowledge the mate VAS then ordered
into the aiter-rabin, and placed under a
centinel. leaving his hat OH deck i'm
mediately after they fret a gun through
the hat, killed Il parrot, which covered
Il wltl,.blnOd. The captain next was
called. had musket present to his
hrca.t, aud n sword drawn over his
head, when the rufians asked him,
(pointiny to the mates hat( whether he
knew 10 or uot--he answered he did
they then demanded Of nim I've money
which Tue cunk had informed them Of
cant. Ellis, thinking that they had Kill
ed his mate. from the appearances of
h,ood nr The hat, and in order to save
his own life, he was compelled To tell
them that there was money on board
hut ,har he dad notknow whcre 1t was
slowed, but that his mate knew whefe
II Vas. hut no other man on bOard.---
The mate was then again called. ana
threatened. that ii he did not instantly
delivcr the money they wculd throw him
u,erboard--upon which he Was compel
ted to 10 So. and the whole amounted To
but $50. They then ordered all hands
below second time, placing centlnei
over thrm--whcn they commenced plum
Lcriug the vessel of all her cabin turnl-
tire, shin stores, part of the cargo, anu
also robbed Mr.. Antonio Hernandez, a
passenger. of the whole of his clothing,
with the exception of one sult---alld
leaving on board the schooner, only "a
lbs. beef, Is lbs. bread, and so gallons
of water. After remaining on board
about four hours. they took their depar-
ture. carrying off with them the cook,
,s,amea Henry Johnson. a free black fel-
low, beiopgingto Germantown, PENN
They then bore away for tine schooner
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-27
$4,000 worth Of Goods at first

cost.
TNHE subscriber uIsrs Tor sale. about 5000
dollars worth Cf goods, at first cost, well
selected in Philadelphia and Baltimore, for
which he will take paper of the Mechanic
Bank Of Alexandria, or good bonds,
JOSEPH rULEY,
Wildwood, Frederick county, Va
october IS tt
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OYSTERS.

THE subscriber has again opened his oys-
ter house, and intends keeping supply
of the hest the market will afo &. He has
also supply of the first chop, from Tasma-
kin, which he can recommend. He intends
to keep them open aud retail them otherwise
to private families.
Oct. 90 ufmew WIN. B STUART.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-27
LE.lTHER.

Which he will sell low, and from experience
in said business can confidently solicit their
patronage. In return he obIigates himself 10
do all IN his power to merit the same. All
orders punctually attended to.
N B. The hig hest price given for Country
Hides. and Up, er Leather. ant Calf Skins in
the rough THOMAS {. TULEG.
October Is
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-27

Salt, :
r ANDING this day, at Ramsay's wharf
IL and for sale,
Liverpool salt, in sacks,
Apply to GEO. COLEMAN,
Who has for sale,
Best Bridport herring seine twine.
october Is st
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-27
For Sale or Rent.

And possession giOen immediately,
Mount EAGLE, WITH 80 to 40 acres
ltl ofland, inClosed with good post and
rail- fence. situate in Fairfax county, Va. and
within short mile of Alexandra II com
mands fine view of that town, Inc. city of
Washington. aud part Of Georgetown
also of the river Potomac and of the country
,,,-a around. The Improvements are a
,NTFF handsome and convenient frame
-: dwelling house, with kitchen, wash
! -, house and pantry under tbr same
roof---smoke- house, ST BILE and carriage.
house, with never falling spring of excel
lent water within fifty yar!s.
Ii desirable to a purcf aser, will add a
part OF the Spring Bank Tract contiguous 10
il, on the west size of the Mount Vernon
road. containing IS to ~ acres, par OF
which is in wood aud the rema,r Ter cleared
with good pos, and rail fence.
s--a Also, for sale, my three story
fry brick warehouse, on King street, at
ILL., present occupied 10y George Cole
49, man.
.1iso. for sale,
valuable TRACT OF LAND, in Fau-
quier county, Va within miles IF Warren
ton, containing 400 to 500 acres, divided
into smsll farms, and rented from year to
year, The whole ofthis tract is good farm.
ing land, and well adapted to plaster.
For terms apply to
ROBERT PATTON, Jun'r.
october 81 w3w
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Valuable Land for Sale.

sSSe'N-
PURSUANT 10 decree of the Superior
court of chancery for the district Of Free
dericksburg inVirginia, the undersigned com-
missioners will proceed to sell at public auc-
ton, upon credit Of one, two, and three
years, al Middlehurg, in the county'of Lott
don. on Thursday the 18th day OF NovehfN
Der next,
1000 .lcres Of Land,
lying in the neighborbood OF Midtleburg -.
The whole land is of that quality termed
plaster land, and susceptible OF hien inc
provementby the use of it. The who.' will
be laid out into small tracts, OF I-nm t" o TO
tn &c hundred acres each, and sold in sepa-
rate tracts to suit purchasers. The whole -
well watered and no country is more heal'hy:
Captain Pickett, who lives near the land, and
who is employed to make survey oLit; and
Dir. Sommers. who Is the agent for the coli
lection of The rphs, will shfw the land to-
those who may Re inclined to purchase. Bond
and security, and deed of trust upon each
tract, will be required of The purchaser.
John LINTON,
JOIN GIBSON. =
PHILIP HARRISON
august eO-23~ Is
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-27
G., 81 P. Thompson

Z, q i L. IhhmPsOn
LAVE received, per The ship Boston, cap.
IL tain FmIay. from Liverpool, supply
of SFASONABLE GOODS, ting of
r. Shrppard's and Meek T. Co.'S. imperial
Saxony cloths and cassimeres
Yorkshire fine + super6ne ditto
Double miled drabs
FlanneIs, white, red, yellow y green
Bomhazet's, black aud all colors
Rose blankets, assorted from 3D. to ia
Carpetings and twiIled cords and velvet
teens find on hand,
A. assortment OF cotton goods.
september IS d3tmWf
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-27
me Hundred Dollars Reward.

w IIIIWFVU EIUfIdTS Nv =" "
DAN AWAY, on the goth September last,
~ from the subscriber, living near Battle
town, in Frederick county, Virginia. a bright
Multi Girl, named LANiNlA, bot she will
in all probability change her name. She is
about feet 3 or inches high, is very like
ly and stoops considerably in walking. She
took with her bundle containing variety
of clothing. 1t has been ascertained that she
is endeavoring TO make her way to PhIadel.
phia via Alex'a. and Baltimore. The above
reward will be given for apnrehending the
said mulatto girl and bringing her home Oh
lodging ihcr in jail so that get her az in.
October 10 d2w ANN PAGE.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-27
John Ramsay

JOnn HaIilSay
ITAS imported in the ships Boston, captain
L i Finlay. 4. Potomac, captain Bradford,
direct from Liverpool, handsome assort-
ment of
Fall and Winter Goods.
which are now opening, and offered for
sale on accommodating terms.
september 22
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-27
Salt, Wine, &c.

Salt, Wine, sc.
r lindsay &. HILL have just received
~ per schr Columbus, +.
ssOO bushels ground alum salt, (now aaoat)
AND
90 ar. casks Malaga wine
In Sore,
60 hhds. {. 80 bis. lst &. Cd quality sugar
95 hhds prime retailing molasses
50 bags green coffee
SO St Domingo ditto
Gunpowder, Imperial Il Y. Hyson teas
w India & ". England rum
Blown salt in sacks & bulk
Ground ginger in kegs
5 bis. tanners oil
60 bis bottle cider. 81 dog. each
October II
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-27
Grains and Yeast.

Grains and Yeast.
rTRAINS may be had at my Brewery, this
" day, at 4 P. M.-Also, Yeast, next
Saturday and both as usual throughout the
season. lSAAC EN- w ISLE
octuber l8 DIV
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For Norfolk.

SHN The schnr. GEORGE-WASHlN
:8ATON, capt Jackson, will sail Satur-
day the 30th inst. For freight or passage aP-
ply on board, at Ramsays' wharf, or to
October27 JOHN MCCOBb.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-27
Key Lost.

Key Lost.
WAS lost in the street yesterday. the key
w of a W are house door-The finder will
be rewarded on delivering it at This Office.
October rs st
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Notice

To tie Stockholders of Me Columbian hnsus
rance Company Fl A!erandria.
4 N election for eleven Directors OF the
"A Columbian Insurance Company OF
Alexandra, will be held at their cffice.. on
MONDAY, the first day of next November,
between the hours Of ten A. and two p. NJ
to serve for The ensuipg year.
By order OF the Board,
WIN. WILSON, Sec'y.
Columbian Insurance Office,
Alexandra. Octaber Is. : dtNif
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Notice.

VTHE subscriber respectfully informs his
friends an the public, that he has taken
the house formerly occupied by TALBOT,
WILSON 4. Co. where he intends to keep a
supply of all kinds of
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-27
Canton Grapes.

ENOUR cases Canton Grape. containing SO
L pieces. superior quality, and assorted CO.
lors. Just received and for sale ~
Octo'.r 96 WIN. FOWLE &. Co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-10-08
Fftp DOlLnrs Remard.

r ANYWAY from. the subscriber the 9Th inst.
IL negro man pamea STEPHEN, about 50 years Of
age, feet or inches high, of dark compile xion
mas rather down look and speaks quick when spoken
TO- Ihe aforesaid negro, in company with two slaves
peiong'ng 10 Mr.. John Stagg, plupdered market
and mortaliy wounded the driver, his way from
hchmoad II Charles City, nearhe court house which
has been the cause Of his abscouding. His wearing
appare consisted of oznabufg trowsers, Virginia cloth
snir and dark coloured coat. He may probably have
oher clothes With him. This negro raised in Hen
rico county few miles below Richmond, and is pretty
eenefaii} known in and abeut this city aud has here
.oiofe borRe pretty fair character. lie belongs
the estate OF Joseph Cartwright, deceased aud .was
bred this year TO Mr. Anthony Matthew'S livng seven
miles below this CITY, The said negro has wife at
eonr Mile Creek, where he probably NAV be lnrkng
ne mas also relations in this city. The above
VIII be given II he is taken out of this aud enty
dollars ~ secured In Jail this state that may
get him again. All masters vessels and others are
oIb'd harbouring him eying him of under the
penalties OF the law. SAMUEL CARTWRIGHT.
Sent. ~
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FROM CALCUTTA

BOSTON, Sept. 2o.-By the Brig Las
car, which arrived OH Saturday from Cal
cutia,we received papers 10 the 18th ol
May inclusive. fPoi
The Epidemic Cholera, sill prevailed
In India.
An inconsiderable war sill existed
between The British, and some of the iufe-
rlor native powers. In the contests the
former appear 10 be always successful.
The erection of a statue or Ceuotapb IN
nonor oil The memory of Warren Hastings
is proposed.
The instances Of widows deyoiius
themselves 10 death by fire, when the
bodies OF their deceased husbands are
burned, are said TO increase. ItLss been
recommended 10 oppose the custom by
special law.
One India writer says fine, would
IN my opinion, have the desired effect. if
am correct IN my conception of the
cause, winch may be found in their pc
nurlous habits. They have more wives
Than they can maintain living .--TheIr
relations murder them 10 be saved expense
alter their death Opium costs but little
and tire mol much"
CALCUTTA, April % Accounts from
Java, mention that all the ports with The
exception OF Batavia are sliul agains, TO-
reIgners, but That the government grant
special licences to load al Sourabaya, or
Samarang. European articles of all kinds
very cheap and piece goods of all kinds
selling AT loss of so per cent. Marine
stores scarce. Coffee very dear and snli
on The rise, the duties arise TO nearer 90
than 10 per cent. They have now naval
force consisting OF four line of batile ships.
SIX friSates, aud small craft innumerabie
one, Admiral was al Batavia, the other al
Malacca.
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MOREA-

History has moi furnished an example
OF equal horror and iirmness as was exhi-
Dlted al the surrender of Parga TO the
forks. This is one OF the lonIan Islands
which laysai lie entrance of The Adrialic:
they originally belonged 10 the Turks of
Tie MOrea, anu after many wars, passed
alternately from their hands 10 those of
The Venetian and French, and were held
by lie latter nation during the reign OF
Bonaparte, The late Emperor, who had
fortified Corfu. The British, whose am-
biliOn OF holding The kcvs'of The Mediter-
raneaD, was mol satisfied with Gibraltar
aud Malta, laid hold ofihe Ionian Islands.
because they guarded the entrance 10 the
Adrlaiic, aud secured The passes of the
Archipelago. The Allied Sovereigns were
by no means satisfied al this new project
OF Strengthening the power of the British,
by additional transmarine possessions |:
but greater stake was al issue, and they
consented. The British found The people
dlscOntented. They had been promised
independence, but they yielded under the
persuasion, that il tie British found il ne
cessary 10 reIinqush Tie sovereignty of
those Islands, that II would reverl 10 them,
or at least, that their condition would not
be rendered worse than at the period of
transfer.
The British general took possession, and
IL appears that Parga, one Of the Islands.
has been surrendered, or made over by the
British government 10 the Turks. What
the equivalent is we have get TO learn but
as the British did not find those Islands
in the possession of the Ottoman Porte.
at the period when they obtained them, il
is certain lhdi they can have no preserip.
tive or just right 10 make them over 10
any power, without the consent of the
people, aud less TO a ferocious nation
which they abhor. Political events, now
ever, may have governed the proceedings
OF the British Cabinet. They would not
restore them 10 France for France vas
daily growing to a formidable size, and
was regaiDiBg toe much OF her supposed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-10-08
John Kmght was the next. He said no

John Knight was the next. He said no
thing, but was addressed as the Others.
James Moorehouss smiled very contemp-
tuously. After AIR. Norris bad remande,l
MN on the charge OF High Treason,
Moorehouse look up his ,rhiie hat. y which
was close 10 him and said, II presume IFS
my hal you mean and not me. am ready
TO meet The charge"
Ehza6cth Cant, tall, thin, pale woman
about IS. Sardh Hargreares, about 20,
dressed in black, Robert Jones, ray
dealer from Manchester, about 25. Robert
Wihe, Jun. about 23, from Stayley Bridge,
and Geo SVyf, late of Doncaster, were
all brought mp separately and addressed
by Mr.. Norris as the others had been,
andathen remanded on the same charge as
all The others, that Of High Treason.
Most OF the leaders wore white hats.
Cape Of Good Hope. The rage for emf
grafton to Aigoa Bay, in Southern Africa,
seems rather TO Increase than diminish
Letters containing propositions aud soil
citlng employment, pour into the Colonial
Once day after day, aud the number o.
applications exceed by many thousands
the possibility OF accommodation.
CoBLENTz, Aug l2.-The inhabitants
OF Creutznsch have addressed the follow
ing petition 10 the King OF Prussia. Ii is
cIrculatedin printed form, and read with
great avldiIy throughout all The Proyin-
cess
During The many years that French
domination continued, our hearts remain.
ed always devoted TO Germany, and we
were reproached with it. Still we must
confess, that under the foreign yoke we
bad reason 10 be Satisfied with our lot.
becadse under the established Govern,
meni, agriculture, industry, aud commerce
iourIshed because an equal distribut ion
OF Taxes lIghiened their burthen. We
cannot disguise from your Majesty that
our former prosperity has in a great mea-
sure vanished, that there is "A lamentable
stagnallon of industry, and commerce,
and iilat"e are now threatened with utter
ruin"
Thepetiiion concludes by complaining
OF The restraints lately imposed upon IN
dusiry, particularly on the eiisiillalion of
brandy, and prays that his Majesty would
take these matters into his gracious con-
sideration.
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~ The ENQUIRER 10 Published twice week. gene
rally and three times week during The session eli The
xfafe the heretofore FYve
poiars annum, payable in advance. Notes Of Char
tered spsciepaying Banks. (ony) will be received In
payment The Editor will guarantee the safety OF re.
miinng them by mail, the postage OF all letters being
paid by the writers.
" No paper will be discontinued, (but at the d;scre
Ion Of The Rditor until all aearages have paid up
whoever will guarantee the payment ofnine papers
shall recsive a tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
n One SquGrs-F5rst Insertion, rs csnfs-eacA
continuance, so cent.
NO ddVerttse,nsnt tsserted wntiI &c has either been
paid for or assumed or person In this
vtroaS.
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70 s $50 or S $50 Rerard.

IfoR apprsbendins aud odgngi In Richpi. Jail
Il hay SAM,a yellow fellow about 20 years old per
haps feet inches high, pretty well proporcued full
round iace. was ateythe property OF Or.
and having travelled with him ofteAeT Bali
more aud Philadelphia, where he has probably formed
acquaintances, II Is presumed he may attempt 60
that way with free pass DR.. Foushee's servant.
He has travelled by the way Of Fredericksburg, Dunn
ires, washington City, &cis aquanted most particu-
Early at Gadsby's tavern In Baltimore aud at a Mr..
Jacksens in Philadelphia, who keeps livery stable in
9th street. He is well known in and near this place.
He lett me on the 29th ult and told seen in
this place ON the 3lst Si5o will he given m with
IN the state Of Virginia, $50 IL in any other state
JOSEPH ECHOLS.
Richmond, September ;. si..u
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THE COMET

We have had narrow escape The earth
was, on the 10Th Of June, in the direction of fbe
tail Of The comet. This wandering star. our
globe, and the sun were then ON the same line
aud NJ. Oilers, celebrated astronomer Of
Bremen, observed the passage Of the comet
over the suns disc. The nucleus of the comet
entered by the southern extremity, at ~ Inl~
nutessfter five O'Clock, real time, and came ont
by TIE northern extremity at2I minutes after
nine O'Clock. During this passage. the comet
was seven millions Of German miles from tbs
suU, and fourteen millions from our planet
fd0rsnal dss Rsb0rs,
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Lands far !NDje

w u ne soid tot cash, at Harrison Courthouse on
w MOHdqy me 1874 Ocfobep CfNsfo1t bsing r1u,,
cay, the following tracts Of Land, viz,
1000 acres Ding ~ said county, or Hughes river
his land is considered In he Of good ouaIity aua ia
convenient 10 settlements which rapidly progressing
AlsO-1OO acres on salt Lick cTeek 2 branch OF i've
% hsnawba Tiver, well situated aud Of good qnnli,y
pats Of said lands will beexhibited pn die day NJ ssie
satisfactory titles will he made To the purchasers
-, PHILIP MAYO, Agent for the proprietor
- lhe Editor Of the Western Vrginian Clattsbnrg
requested to insert the above in his papeT until The
"dy on SAFE His bill will be paid On The day Of sale
----1e-t ~. q3.stds T.. NJ.
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lost vlgor. They would not give them TO
Austria, because il was the kew 10 the
hdriaiic, and coul' protect the gulph of
venice, and the Italian Coast. Ii was.
therefore, expedient 10 transfer the is.
land 10 powerleast capable of annoyipg
the British, and the Grand Seiguor was a
proper person, because il would be hint
at The same time TO Russia, 10 ,lesist from
molesiing the projects Of The sublime
Porte. III Is, however, ofno CONSEQUENCE
10 examine motives, or ascertain what was
The q~td pro gro. They gave parga TO The
Turks, aud The inhabitants exhibited so.
Tenn and determined resistance.
On learning that a force, under the
command OF Ali Pacha, was on IFS march
10 take possession ofibe island. The in
haplanis announced 10 The British Gem
efai, SIR /. Maitland, that if one Turk
iahueu, Una, lacy wohh massacre their
wives and children, and defend themselves
10 the iast-ihai they aid abau,ion The
island with their families aud the BRUSH
General, alarmed d the issue. took meg
sures 10 stop the approach q the Turkish
Iorce. lie found all the male Inhabitants
OF farga armed, and guarding their aous.
es III which their wives and ch;lren were
confined, Determined TO put jilem 10 death.
iheg mad collected, an fdS pH5dc square, the
bones OF their ancestors, and lat set fire "a
Mem and coaSuniedtkem TO eShes!i Having
isarnt that they could retire before anY
Inrk had touched their soil, the nnfabi-
tanfs OF Parga all embarked on board of
me Glasgow irigate for Corfu. which
Island The British still held and thus Lave
these un'oriunats emigrants been driven
trom house, home and country-and. AS
remuneration for the loss of soil. Of
comfort aud protection, the British agree
10 give Them t46 per head.
Sueh an act OF cold blooded cruelty. we
have not on record.-Such scene OF ties-
oiation IS only worthy of Goils and an.
dals. That this transfer is contrary 10
reason, Justice and humanity, no one can
donbt.-Ofwhat service are all ;h, Bri-
t'sh laws for abOlishing tue African slave
trade, and ameliorating The condition
OFT man, when they force whole commu-
nily under the ferocious and bieotled
control OF Turks Such a CO. rse Of pro-
ceedlngs will go far 10 deprive nation of
that character and estimation, in which
honorable goyernmt ats should be ireld.
aud these are not times for The British 10
persist III unjust acts. N. J. Nag. sdro.