Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-11-21
CHARLESTON, Nov.

ReUotuttOn an st. Domingo. Capt.
nj Ilheny, arrived here this morning from
Wilmington, N. C.. informs us that the
brig Juno, arrived at that port on Satur-
day last, in short passage from Aux
Cages, bringing the important informa-
ton that rebellion had broken out a.
gainst the government of King Henri,
( Christophe,) who was marching to attack
Gen. Boyer, when his troops revolted,
fseized upon their commander, and cut off
his head, which was placed upon a pole
and exhibited at various places; after
which, the troops went over to Gen. Boy
er, the rival chieftain Of Hayti. A
bloody civil war was still raging 10 yari.
Gus parts Of the Island when the Juno
sailed. but it was expected that both
sections of the Republic. which were for
merly under the separate commands of
Christophe and Potion, would now be u
nited, under one head, 10 the person Of
General Boyer.
Boyer, in his proclamation to the citi-
zens and soldiers of the Anti Conite and
The North, dated st. Marks, Oct. ! 6, says,
G God did not permit this proud man
should proceed further in bis dreadful pro-
jecis; the iron rod which he delighted 10
holding over your heads, has finally been
broken 10 his own hands. The sudden
spring towards liberty is given to you by
st. Marc, which has just now placed it.
self under the flag of our repub!ic-hasten
then to Join the republic, aud you shall
receive your reward"
CHARLESTON, Nov. IL.
! = Latest from Eagiand.-By the ship
/ Isabella, Capt MacNae, from London.
we have received London papers TO the
9th of October, inclusiye-two days later
than the accounts by the Importer, at
New York, from Liverpool. We learn
verbally by this arrival, that the expecia-
ton was general in London that the bill
of paius and penalties against the Queen,
would pass both houses of Parliament ;
but there was nevertheless such strong
feeling 10 her favor throughout the coun-
try, that the government would be afraid
to adopt any hostile measure towards her.
BosToN, Nov. IL.
J, Unusual EUent.-On Thursday evening
about 9 o'clock, gentleman was attacked
{ near the W ashington Gardens, by large
/ and ferocious Boar, which had broken
| from some enclosure 10 town. The gen.
tIeman was thrown down three times by
! the animal, his clothes we're torn, aud he
E received slight wound ia his thigh from
lone of his tusks; and other injuries 10 his
: struggle to escape. He finally took shell
RI ter 10 Mr.. Schaffer's soda room, pursued
D Iby the animal to the very door. Several
persons were in the room who supplied
n themselves with clubs, and after contest
4 Of half an hour, during which the hog
ifrequently turned upon his assailants, and
defended himself with great rage, they
succeeded 10 laying him dead in the street
Had female or child been attacked, there
r is no doubt they wosld have been seri
ously injured. or killed; as no persons
i'll were within hearing at the time TO give
assistance.
The svay of transgressors is h0rd."-
1.-THE foolish youths who lately committed
an Outrage in the church at Roxbary
llestroying the bible, SC. were convicted
| at the late term Of the Supreme Court
AZ Dedham; and the leader sentenced I,