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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-05
EVACUATION OF NEW YORK.

NEw.YoPE. November 27....on Saturday the enn
Vefsaiy "tihe Evacuation Of his city By the British
uoopa, III lIoJ,w celebrated With The usual demon
suttl"ns or JOY. The day cloudy aud heavy, winch
hiu rot prevent large of troops from en-
Joying The celebration At 10 O'Clock the troops formed
III h"nson street and were by General Stevens
iheJ i0"ked aud marched uncommoniy wei-and
after pa'adins through the principal streets, they
passed the City Hail. and were also reviewed ny the
Mayor aud municipal authorities. Tammany Society
paii0"k OF supper al their hall The Theatre and
other public places were well attended, and the dsy
passed with much satisfaction. we are informed that
dn was killed in the PaTk by an unruiy horse which
IL riding. The most interesting ceremony howe
YER MAS the opening Of the APPRENTICES LIBRARY,
an event which was reserved t the day honoTed and
ENJOYED as jubilee by The friends Of liberty. the cs
tsh"by @pk place ~ the spacious hall occupied the
FREE SchOOk IN Chatham street which was nllrd with
schohrS apprentices and large concourse ladies'
ard gentlemen. The committee of the Mschancs' So.
cleJ tue honorable the Speaker ofthe Assembly (wbo
IS also uechanic) the Ma,u aud Common Council Of
TIE cry; and the reveSend Clergy occupied stage
rtecled for the purpose. Tbe exercises commenced
with an address ~ the Throne Of Grace by the Rev.
MI. hInoT. Az CITATION was then delivered by BT.
Thomas X. Mefcen, distinguished for oioquence pat
riosm aud SQUAD ADVICE IN enumetating I'VE BLESSINGS
flowing from OnT free institutions and from sptTt OF
beneyoience was stated that $500 children ar taught
IN this city free " and Epwards Of Sc children
aud orphans we're also educated by the Mechanlcs So.
e'ey: The or,on was succeeded by an address, deli
veTed by lad named Daniel Lowber ofiie Mechanics'
School. who spoke with clear and andibe voice. aud
verJ graceful gestures he was followed by an appfen
ice tn the printing business. named John Post who
hkeWi'e pronounced short ana Impressive discourse
and The ceremonies terminated With an eloquent aud
patriotic prayer by the Rev Mr. MiIledoitr. IN the
evening the Library opened, wbep an immense
presstook place--beiweeD and 500 apprentices applied
Tor aud obtained bouks The greatest demand was for
frankiins aud Washngtons lives; The History Of the
UnneC Siates-oi thu late War Of Greece. Rome and
England, aud histories aud voyages generally; every
book of these classes we're delivered amt we would sng.
ges to donors the importance afmultDly.na such wok
thus auspicousiy commences this excellent institution
winch u properly governed, will make apprentices
Distinguished citizens. Nat. dur.
MisSo"ri.-we this day publish the important and
iacd report OF The committee the Missouri Cansu
tution. u there was docnnept conclusive TO
dsPa'sonaie minds, this is one. The committee recon.
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There 10 y bnl ~ lies darn wilderness
Whose heant-. ch whose fragrance soothes dise.s
'shtre y Il beam IN lies o,, cioujed .Sy,
thai gi'ds the starting tear Il cawao,diJ;
laat Hover, thlI lovely he2un'h E.-n', grove
Shed t5e fu sweets and hrav emly lichi ri love,
Alas i1at orsht 50 'air could LEAD ssray
Nan's Navetin. fnoi ffon futN IS thnrn.ess way.
ie'. loveiy Woman vet thy riu.ins smile
tmt csa''i "nr ceres. can every care hesnie;
and ths s"h hand auniJ ihe m!ke of lit.
IN rear oac hiissin bHNrr Eden stall.
- his low mind t,y wstth is all unknown,
who deems the. Pleasures uansisht toy alone.
Tat ob bow most deceived. whose creed hath given
'hiie earthly charms 4 rival baud in Heaveni
u thor isst CHARMS, that time NAV not dispel,
lac dea'hl-ss huon shall glow "here angels dwell
n pi.siny tear IN JOY shalt u,c:t away,
rs ni"tu's nisht t"om beneath the solar raw;
thr wai'n and generous Faith. ;hy patience
thlt rfa'stx snie where pata despnl,s tie chetk;
:he balm Jat v'riae mineles here bel"x,
- MITIGATE The cup OF earthly Va,
THESE snaiI reHiatn siien sorrows sell Is dead
When AeN decays. auh pass,nn's self Is ted.
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MY GOOnS.-rhe subscribers offer for sale on
- very accommodating terms, a handsome assort-
inent Of the following kinds, viz
Superfne. hne and coarse Cloths and Cashmere.
Rose Blankets, white Plains and Kerseys
Manchestty Cords
DomeAtic Sbsetings and Plaids
Snperhne power loom Shitttngs
Black Sen,haws aud Sarsuets, OF superior quality
Real Nanthl Grapes and Robes
Ga London undtessed Canbfics
Cslicots Of different kinda
Superine iiish Hollands
IRISH Linens first quality
British Oznahurgs-6-1 apron Cheeks
Daik GingLains elegant Diapers
Mafsei..es CUuntetpanrs
Corded DiDities-hest SEWN. Silk
Eest gilt Goat buttons. nd many other ARTICLES
The public are invited 10 call.
MoAcuRE, ROBINSON & FLEAsANTs.
December 4. 60 ~
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Cr-ssex mined.--lfal this conversation a,
Rnccaneliiin the courtyard The was IA the
yard preparing the carriage TO go 10 ROM.
sir VIM Cell went TO Rome the same iay =
We went 10 Rome about twelve o'clock In
the day. IL was IN July, 1917. We were
Al Kuccanelii two days aud one night We
slaid at Rome two months. Majocchi vert TO
Rome tha, day The stablekeeperS wer, in
the Yard anu about the premises Louis Der.
sami was i'm room near the spot hut I
don't know that lie heard the conversstiou.-
IL was "A geneia subject OF conversation at the
lime MaJocchi commenced the conversation
ny saying. Have you heard OF the affair OF
Onpieda said had heard some thing of it,
by which mesns he told me the whole over
again He had talked OF il before in :he
ser, ants hal, iltre were eight or ten present,
but cannot positively recollcct the names
OF any other. Sir William had seen Der Roy.
al Higbness about twelve mouths before at
Rome. am not certain of the yeSi il WAS
| IN 1877 or 1918, but twas the secoud time OF
Sir William seeing her Royal Hiphuess "a,
Rome. IL was at the Villa Braude. SIR VIII
liam did not sleep in the house; he slept a,
az Hotel. mile aud a halt or two miles from
the villa. He ns.d 10 dine with the Princess
and return TO the Hotel III the evening
sometimes il was twelve o'clock before lac
quilted her. kuccauclli is tour miles from
Rome.
Re-examined.-I had no communication
with her Royal Iii shness's servants ill the se-
cond time of her being at Rome respecting
hiajucchi held his conversation in Italian, bui
1 perfectly understood him. He said The ser
wants had made up their minds to ihresh Bar.
ron Ompieda, aud kill him il they could. BY
Lord Peterborough. 49,. Ruccanelli is the
nearest town 10 Rome. The colour of the
house there was while. Ii was rather low
house, and the court was in the middle of il
There was garden, il was walled. BY Lord
Laudcrdaie. Louis Bergami WAS occupied at
the Time OF the conversation, III giving orders
, Tor horses. | dOu't know "A servant of the
| name of AllesandIo, though may have seen
Kim. BY Lord Liverpool. / don't know the
names of the servants at Ruccaneli, but
| saw theai afterwards at Villa Brande. know
their persons, but not their Dxmss. BY the
Duke OF Leinster. l can repeat what hiajoc-
| CHI SAID IN Italian. The witness according "
did so. BY the Marquis Of Buckins ham.
| mentioned the conversation TO Mi. Nizafd, 10
| Sir Wm. Cell, TO Mr.. Craven's servant, and
| TO Hieronymus. By The Duke of Clar-nce.-
am perfectly clear l quilted her MaJe.ty's
service for no other reason thaa at my own
| request.
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Imenty Dollars Reward.

k6eShRIED nom the barracks ia The city Of Rich.
mono, Sergeant JANIS pENNlSrEN, and private
HiLLiAm fuRGUSoN, Of The Pobiic Guard and u
facilitate 'bei' apprehension their description falews
James hennisitn OF the state OF New Y,tk /, aged
c'y Two year: five feet eight inches bieh Of rtddy
.onp'eNuoh Dine eyes red hair, and by profession
e mas served long rs soldier the United states Ar
uieiy IN Fort Nelson. William Ferguson of the eountx
nine hches h'gb, OF dark complecon dark hair hazel
Eyes, ana BY profession afarmer-uay be found at his
am crcdiby informed he is hahourea and Concealed
contrary TO The laws Of country. The above reward
VIII nc pah FOR The apprehension aud delivery OF both
III any jail within the commonwealth or ten dollars for
euuer OF ior their delivery to any officer the PpLlio
omIa. SLhIR BOILING, Capt. Commanding.
Barracks, Nov. %. an Al,
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Lamd 0.lf ,yioyfs for Sac.

59f vir,ne Of the !ast will aid testament Of John
- Graham, deceased, I. as of The said
'ast "i AMI 'e'lamst shall upon TIE Ith day 0JJanu.
Uy"sH, far, oihcIwiseon The fair day sell upon
,he premises, 10 tue hIgbes, bidder at public auction
eI inc ts'"tos farm az Westhpm situate upon Jam IS
itser IN IN" county OF HenTico ahcui Elk miles above
the CIV ot E"hmsnd. and containing by estimation
'to AClt5 Of LAND, he the same more or less Part
o. Tue iahd is low grounds. ana the residuc general
" 81 COED qnaiiy. TbsTs lie large very cenv,n.
en- n"eilng house, and other buildings, Tor all The
purposes of an extensive fam. There ha heen croo
% s'a gram sewn this TAIL and the farm is IN very
a"od order anh ~ for cropping Immediately I'd Fifty
PRIME slaves, awuEg whom some valuable trades
men 3D. All tue tesatoT's personal estate npon tbe
:aId farm cohsstHg Of nules horses cattle and hogs
Cats, Wagons, implements of bnshanGry and car
pthtei's and bIaoksmiih's Tools corn oats
ana bay, with many other articles too tedious 10 n.
ton.
The terms Of sale for the slaves aud personal estate
VII be cash and credit of two years for the
land, Tie purchaser 10 give bO1d and security with
deed ~ 'rrt HpoD The land secure tue payment OF
thr purchase money.
Tie ale "'ll commence upnn The premises and vii
continue from day 10 day unIilthe WhoI, is sold or
WALLER PUN,
Executor Of John Graham Gsc,d
NV we 55..tds a
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Nov. IL.

Caai. G,M 0the, Lands and Shares for Sale
- virtue 90 The last viii tesiamen o. John era
~ ram, deceased, l, a. LxecHteT Of tb, said at wilt
and testament. shall upon the lOfh day Of anRa,L ne N
iffa6, otherwise on tile neat fair day sell up6n the
PREMISE 10 me hiRhest bidder at public auction,
the tesatorS ;arm known by the ofihe CeaIpjts
situate on lanes River, in the county Of Goochl,nd
ahoo IL miles above the Guy Of Kic bInond and con.
tanning bJ estimation, 1874 eIes OF land be thu SANE
more OF less. There uron the fan large garden
containing ten or twelve acres well stocked wtii the
choicest hu rses and garden plants under very biph
enclosure the greatest part which is ofbck atsnnn
~ ana some c1aph5 OF established reputation alteady
opened and in situation 10 he worked 10 sdyan,ass
Immediately PAT 81 The land low grounds and The
residue, generally is Of good qualify. Tie bonses are
suitable aswellfOT the accommodation Of genleeI fam
iy 40 for ali the purposes ~ The vaf6gs
aforesaid There has been crop Of snai grain sown
this ia aud the farm is Ia very good ofder and NJ for
cropping immediately. an which renders II desira.
improperly as vel Tor private gentleman as for those
who may Wish 10 engage in the coal bnsiness who will
he enabled To- carry their cOmmodiiies to aTket by
wafer The land Viii he sold al,ogethtr, or in parcels
as may best suit purchasers. I'd. hundred prime
Slaves, amnng = boin are some vsluahle carpenters,
bldcksmihs slormakeTs tanners. Sd al The testaiors
personal estate Bpon the saidfaTm consisting Ofborses
mules, cattle, sheep. carts wagons implements bus
bandry aud gardening the blacksnhs cafpenteT's.
tanners and cnfreIs tools att the machinery and i'm
pleDens used in the digging and raising Of coaand
all the cofn fodder and hay with many other articles
800 tedious to mention 9TH fine iestatofs farm known
hy the name Of Ityehed, also situate upon James River
in the county aforesaid about fneen miles above the
city OF Rishpond. and containing BY estimation are
acres Of land, be the same less The land
upon this latter farm is gene rally COED and II contains
btoi qNfitlcs pf Httstone ~
ofVifgniatbe stone from which has been nsed about
the Capitol sne other buildings IN The city ofRohmOnd,
This farm also is In good order has had crop Of small
gain spwn upon it ihis fall and is Gt for cropping ni-
medIaely
Tbe Terms Of sale viii he cash Tor the slaves ana
personal estate credit Of and years fnT the
lands the purchasers 10 give bond aud security, IT'D
deed Of trust upon the lands, TO secure the payment
OF the purchase money.
The sale will commence at the coalplts, and will
continue from day DAY until the wbolei, sold o.
Executor of John Grohos9 dec'd.
i'd
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.Shiriey, Charies Cifv Cvnnfy- Dc

,r,u, DHHtty CA0FttS cry CUNhfy, DEC. l, 1870.
HE subscriber having removed To ;hs place inakex
n n.emcer OF his services in the ous hTantsS of
ne "cdic9S PratsSf,n To the inhabitants of mis- and
.ue hoJac.n, couhe: {: aud he does with the more
Sonho.hce, from having acquired some txperierce as
Az uopes Of me Diseases incident to southern climate
% .ne course oil SIX years practice IN S. CAROLINE
aud from his beng provided with snnciFnt smrn,x ~
I.mne Medicines, Imported from apoihecar, . Han.
r.'s i.s,,ence is opposite to Befmnda Hundred (and
IVA, oiN Poin where letters and messages Jeff for him
viii be attended TO. 40 a, $3.50
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msed The adoption 81 the ecnstiiutioa leaving an,
s'.uos OF donbtini meaning TO be expoundea by M.
Juoeaiyhe proper branch Of government pronounce
.pan The con.iuiionaiy Of the lava. 1.-THE judiciary
~ tue United States shali decide that any section Of the
missouri Constitution Is at variance with the law, and
contribution OF the country, II becomes extra JUDICIAL
erroneous and void. and fas to the ground OF
tns terminates this question, we hope, without furher
excitin.n, aud without any assump tion Of pore T ON
Tue paftot Congress no.
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ALsX'n sPorswooD uooR eg'', !,
~ C.IHI'sn WIIHERyiJN

~.
yoh are not an inhabiiaut of The state of virginia
4 takr this method to notify YOU that OH mondav
e "st day OF January next bew the hour. Of nine
nc'ocA A. " anu four O'Clock u. NJ. at The house ~
Daeiu T. Cooke in ibe County Of GoocbIand I shah
f"c.eu 10 'ase The depostons of william Toler ana
"t"eis, ';be read in evidence in suit now depeudsv
~ 'ne superior coait of chancrry for the Ricbmond
.Hu'ct in which am plantf aud you are defendant
- VI 'he i:t lamar, Should dgieh asip. the satd
"siosuoRs, or he prevented from doing so by uavor
"hle weather shall ON The next day proceed IN ,.t.
" s"rI GEORGE PARRISH
Goochiard. Becemhert IN 10,
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hr f"ls"ins pvIsOus "t coor lately -na ncipaIeo nv
John Brewer ~ Brunswick, will o ettion The Leqis
a.nif OF tpna al MS next session, Tor permission 10
'eu'aih within The stale Iestts, B.tfu
Oduy, Salty a7d
kAf, Children.
BIun.wick. Va. Nov s.. 60 ai 90
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A injecting Uttbe Pfetrdent and Directors OF the
N ROANOKE NAVIGATION Company, held at
Rock Landing tbs 26'h Octeser 1870, the following
feqnisition otdered TO he published for the nfoT
nation o. those concerned
ordered that the stockholders In The Roanoke Navi~
cation COMPANY be. snd they are hereby requested to
ray into the treasury the fst day ~ January nez,
The sum oiteA doilau each and every share htidbJ
them In the said company, hsing the 9th reqaisiion
a. JOYNER. TTe0sHrer, D. X. ". Company
November ia. 55..uJ
sGNHE subscf her, Iale of the dfn OF Lambert dHN
4 Pickett, has taken the lumber house next dooI
Mr. Patfics Gibson, and offers his services 70 he
friends and n public as COMMISSION uERcHAsI'
Nov. rs. ge,...Im no PICKETT.
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TESTIMONY TO BE CONTINUED !
Tue DISCOVERY SHIPS.

Extract ofd letter, dated North Shicids, Oct. 2.
" Having had an interview with Capt. Warbam, OF the
British Queen, wbaer, of this port, am enabled l.
add his testimony that of Mr. Fleming in believing
II the discovery ships. under Capt. Parry, are we'll
they must have effected passage through hat is term
es the Iyperbnrean Ocean into the Pacific aud
Sir James LancasteI's Sound Bain's rayt in lat. 72E
". long Sii W. or Whereabouts. Mr.. Warham has
son To besve BaliG's bay is mprTfectly known, ana
that Capt. Row: account is much brief he hav
lag ,ne to explode 1t. ifi<r the British Queen had
found her ytioueh the ice in Davi.'s STRAITS All.
foand Disco Island, lat 70l N. long 40 w. she went
onto Woman's Isles 73! N. and nearly the iuu:i
tude, found clear sea sailed across Bain's bay for
Lancaster Sound, and couhis the exstsnoe Of James
Island al least i, mns be of Uncomfortable size to Hst
iaih down maps.....Be found Lancaster SouhJ.
ahn sa'isn up u 20 mines, meeting strong swell aud
wind from the n. ". The Sound is about 70 miles
broad, widening 10 the West bold high and.. Not
meeting with whales, aud mis- voyage being caleb
HS, lie returned aud went 20 the southe ard where he
was icTe suCcsssini. On Sunday morning the GIh ~
August. going under easy sail, 90 miles The
OF Lancaster SOUND, he saS considershe ihIet aud
ihp higher ny la il turning up the iBlet lie was
struck with Sounds from the shore which proved 10 be
inhab' 'an's making strange gestures and He
ov.rcame their tiicity, and conducted ny NAL,
who hsd Loaf both feet, baby by the FROST aud
male ab'ri eighteen year, OF age their huls,
the SKINS Of seal aud deer. II WAS iound that Of
Tue population were absent The hills hunting only
lev males anj some wonie1 ;hut great number Of
chi'uIeh helng 'r!t lbsy seemed do:e aud Hospital
BILE, exchanging their skin jackets for these Of the Sail
ors and stripping naked without the least hesitation 10
pat the dress They seemed 10 pay some
alteration to the sun
" the ships company here caught same hh. and
tound reason 10 bsiteye it The uiei communicated
with Lancaster Sorni Capt. Warham fonmd the va
Ration oi the compass he " Of the tTae n. absut
100 degrees, aud thinks the magnetic pole is some
where there, a. the dip Is prOdigiuus The ships then
siTetchedN T. TOR S'T Thomas Smith Sound in tat.
7s!, loag. 81 leaving Alderman Joaess sound on the
'afboaTd sids lie Uade iiacklnts leland ~ long Go
aud completed his fishing cape Daddy Disges 90.
Coming down Daviss Straits and even 10 Cape Fare
wei, he fell IN SiIh ice, ANA manr ice brrg,, having
show-shoWers, 10 thread his way Through them; and
hudily passed The latter Cape Cd
Captain Warham IS cautions of speaking Of any
thing but what be saw Is good mathematician ard
astronom.r and quite isd for active and intelligent
observation.
wish cond give succinct nforma, on
on 'ie subject OF the expedition, but IL is dangerous
raising hopes thai may not he verided.n
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CENSUS OF EAl.TiuoRr.

NtNoU" OF bAIITnOKE.
BY the poiiteness Of Colonel BentaIou Marshal Of this
District we have been favored with the following stale
meat Of the progressive increase Of The population
our Guy and Precincts II is interesting statistical
document, for which the commune stor will accept our
slncr'e thanks. fBGA. Pat.
Progressive Increase OF The aggregate popnaon the
City Of Baltimore aud Precincts how ipcoIp ,Taied
with the CITY, according Ia the four Census or trn-
mefaons, taken nnder the Authority Of The Unad
States since the establishment OF The Naiona. GOV.
erumeni, Wis;
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hiSSo~rt.-We ibis day publish the important and
iacd report OF The committee the Missouri Cansu
tution. u there ever docnmept conclusive TO
dsPa''onaie minds, this Is one. The committee recon.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-05

TO you k.oyv th.t b,;nort yeas Ia alte.Jance
1 do not rene mbrr, but dare say she was.
DO you know that BeTgani Was IN aItendapee I
1 cannot know.
by Lord I4iuderGaie. When at the Villa
Ruiihciii did YOU see Betr ami with her Roy
al H.hness did not. Were yoa at the Villa
all The time her Royal Highnesss was there
l was not there the whole time.
This concluded Sir Williams examination,
and II being tour o'clock, their Lordships adj.
journcd.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-07-18

your place, have generally come TO to,era'i
bly good market; particularly rice, which
has been readily disposed ofat 50 skillings,
Gee shillings) and is very scarce now. OF
cotton, no very large sales have been effect
ed till now, because the holders have held It
rather higher than on other markets in our
vicinity. However, prime upland has been
disposed of two months ago at Is greats and
lately at 9sa 80 groats, (nearly equal 70
cents) and good niddling qualities at -
greats; inferior lois are Of dull sale, on ac-
count Of the abundance of East India cotton.
However, upon the whole, the article may
be considered as improving little, and we
do not expect lower prices this season. To-
bacco is rather on the decline. Large lots OF
Kentucky are selling at Al 5stiyers; Caro-
lima and Georgia would not command over .
81, which prices would probably not an
swer. Tobacco stems are dull, on account
of the low prices of tobacco leaves OF the
growth of this country.
"Cofee has lately experienced some I'M
provement. Sugars are depressed more than
ever. Logwood is scarce and in demand.
Fustic abundant and dull. Cedar wood SELL
ing butvery slowly. LOAD.
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FOR TIE GAZETTE.
TO.

To
And wilt thou look no more on me;
Icannot have offended thee
Past hope to be forgiven
Oh! she'd once more that angel light,
Bid il dispel my bosom's night
With the bright beam OF heaven.
Till I had lost that star ofjoy,
knew not twas the sweet alloy
0fevery fleeting pain;
But now when all is cold to me,
My angui.h'd heart returns to thee,
Alas returns in vain.
@! think no more on what is gone,
My heart was then to iron grown,
And cen was false to thee;
lis tale was told in frenzy's hour,
When wild despair with ruthless power
Had laid its curse on me.
Then turn again that speaking eye,
Oh! breathe again that touching sigh,
Soft music oil the heart;
And bid the clouds of sorrow fee,
And truant love return to thee,
o! neDer TO depart.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-07-18
From the Boston Daily .Adverti,s-.


We have been favored with pamphlet,
containing very full report of the trial OF
Charles Christopher Delane, and seven
others, for piracy. before Sir Thomas Matt
land and other Commissioners, al Malta, in
January last. The prisoners were the laas-
ter and principal part Of the crew OF the
merchant brig W'!iinns. of Liverpool, which
sailed from that port on the 18th Of July last,
with cargo for Malta and Smyrna. Deiano
ca rly in the voyage suggested to bis crew the
practicability of making something hand
some by robbing some vessel Of par, OF
her cargo, which he said might be advsnta.
geously sold at Smyrna They came into
bis views, some Of them readily, Others with
some reluctance. He fell in with Dutch
vessel, and made preparations for plunder-
ing her, but on hailmg her, and demand.
ing where she was bound, being answered
ito Smyrna" he was alarmed, and imme-
diately desisted from his purpose.
On the evening OF the Ist of August, of
Cape e,Gatt, on the Spanish coast, they
fell IN with a small brig, the Helen, OF
Dartmouth, Captain Cornish. With a cargo
ot"oolen and cotton goods, coffee, iron, Sc.
Having hailed her. and learned her des,ina-
ton, the William answered that she was the