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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-01
Boston, april 70,

Capt. Daggeti, OF brig Fenwick, arrived
here Yesterday, sailed from Palermo, March
Isl, at which time Capt. d. informs all vas
quiet. All the troops embarked about the
eth Feb in fourteen transports, to- Naples.
Ii was expected some advantage would be
taken in their absence, and that some distur-
bance would take place. The next day at
ter hearing of the march OF the Austrian
troops, (of which there was no official insor-
nation the inhabitants of Mes.ina general
" placed ribbsnd in their hats. with the
motto of Liberty or Death. A letter from
Naples, dated about Goth Feb. to Mr.. B.
Gardner, at Palermo, stated that the Aus
TRANS were daily expected, aud all was
hustle at that place. A disman.led "a vas
burnt at Maple, about the middle OF Feo.;-
some Of the heads of police were accused ct
doing il, and their heads were struck Oh and
paraded through The streets.
On the 9Th and 9th Feb, there was
heavy gale at Messina, which did much
damage to the shippiug-Tbe English yes
sci, principally suffered, some OF which
were very much damaged. Brig Shepherd
ess, and the Fenwick met with some dam.
age.-Ten vessels were lost at Palermo. and
others damaged, and many about the Island
wrecked.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-01
Latest from Europe.
London, March /,
NAPLES.


Letters from Naples, dated the 10th of
February, have been received, enclosing
copies Of the following document, which
had just been published in that city:
Letters transmitted from Laybach. by bis
Majesty the King, to bis Royal Highness
the Prince Regent.
Dear Son-The sentiments which an
innate me to promote the happiness of my
people, and the motives by which | have
been impelled, at an advanced age, and in
rigorous season, to undertake a long and
painful journey. are well known 20 you. l
perceived that our country was threatened
with new mistortunes, and was convinced,
therefore, that 70 consideration ought to
prevent an act imposed on me as the most
sacred of duties.
"Aiter my FIRST interview with the Sover-
eigns, and subsequently receiving the COM
munications which we're made to me rela-
tive 10 the elaboration, that had taken
place on the part Of the Congress assem-
bled at TroPpau, no longer retained any
doubt Of the judgment formed by the allied
powers of the events that have occurred at
Naples, from the first of July to the present
day.
- found them irrevocsbly determined
not to recognize the situation OF affairs that
has resulted, or that can by possibility re-
suit, from those events; they regard our
present system as incompatible, both with
the tranquility of my kingdom, and the Sc
curity of the neighboring states; and resolve
10 attack us by force OF arms, il the force
OF persuasion does notproduce an imme-
date cessation from that course Of action.
This is The declaration which the Sow
ereigns, as well as the respective Plenipo-
tentiaries, have made 10 me, and from
viii, b nothing Can induce them to depart.
ut is beyond my power, and, | believe,
all'humau possibility, 10 obtain different
result. There remains, then, no uncertain.
~ as to the alternative in which we are pla-
eed, nor Of the only means which remain
to save my kingdom from the scourgs OF
war.
"Should the conditions on which the So
vereign, insist be accepted, the measures
10 which they will give rise will be conduct
ed solely through my Intervention. ought
to inform you, however, that the Monarchs
exac certain guarantees which they ccnsi-
der indispensably necessary to the security
Of the neig bboriDg states.
"ln regard to the new system which is to
succeed the present situation OF affairs, the
Sovereigbs have communicated the general
point OF view under which they regard that
question.
They consider the measures that are to
be adopted 10 give the stability 10 my gov
eminent, which is necessary, a subject of
the highest importance to the security and
tranquility Of the states bordering on my
kingdom, and consequently to the whole OF
Europe; but without assuming the power to
restrain my free choice in the selection of
those measures, they desire that surrounded
by The wisest an1 most honorable men a.
mong my subjects. may consult The tue
and permanent Interests Of my people with
OFT loosing sight Of those involved in the
maintenance OF the general peace; and that
Tiers nay result from my cares and my ex.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-01

Sperm Candles, &c.
John H. LADD T. Co. have just re.
~ ceived for sale
as boxes spermaceti candles
eS do brown soap
cases mems shoes and boots fop
Alden's mandatory
april l9
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-01

ertiobs system Of government calculated
to guarantee forever the repose and pros
perty of my kingdom, and at the same
time to give security to the rest OF Italy, ta-
king into consideration all those mof'vss to'
,nqu,etude which the late events have eau
sed them.
1T is my desire, dearest son, that you
give TO the present letter all the publicity It
ought to have, to the end that no one may
be deceived concerning the perilous s'tua-
ton in which we are placed. II this letter
produces the effect which | feel permitted
to hope, by the conscious rectitude OF my
paternal intentions, and my confidence both
in your unders landing and. in the just judg-
ment and loyalty of my people. it will De
your task to maintain public order until I
can convey TO you, in more explicit man
ner, my will concerning the re.ordainment
Of the administration. In The mean time |
embrace you with all my heart.
FERDINAND.
"Laybacb, Jan. 60"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-01-02
NEw YoRK, Dec.

The British s!oop OF war, Hind, capt. Boz
roughs, arrived here on Tuesdsy from Yar-
mouth, whence she sailed on the 18th Nov.
She belonged 10 the squadron which convey.
ed the King OF England from the cootineoe,
and a-iew hoors after he was lscded, received
orders to proceed TO this port. The obj.ct Of
her visit was not known ill yesterday morn
ing, when IL came out, ,ha, she was 6ispAtch-
cd in pursui, Of a British officer who had fasd
from Enclsnd with large som ol money be-
longing to the government. The delinquent,
il is sid was purser IN the British navy,snd
was entrusted with fiom twenty TO thirty
thousand pounds sterling 70, the purpose Of
paying of certain crews, with the whole OF
which no made of, and srfived here a few
days since in The Comet, from London, hav-
Ing '.psssvd himself as gentleman Of fIr.-
IN,
Capt. Burroughs reached town Tuesday Of.
iernoon, Upd In shor. time, with the aid at
our police officers, secured the person he
wss 10 search Of, and had the good fortune to
obtsio nearly the whore IT the mooey--ft Is
said 10 the amoun, of i?o ooos,etIing.
a note from the Is I.sb Consn, Published
Ia yos;e days Evening Post, states, 1.-THE
hove person was one Of the ch'ef Cteiks 10
toe navy Office at London. The oil'cer Of the
Hind delivered a dispatch from the Msrquis
of Londonderry TO Mr.. Baebsnsn, ., half pa;
four.. Just % he was sxting down to diaosr.---
Fearing that the arrival Of the vessel dire
from Portsmouth, might excite alarm. tbe
Consul Immediately repaired to our Aiasis-
msses OF Police, ;os. Heddsnssod JsQS Hoo
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-01-02
ny @att.
L.dT&% kRoM ENGLAAD.
Nav Yonx, Dec. 81


The cnslosed\xtrac,, are copied from Lon
don papers of,G yth, elh and io,t uh. re.
ceived by tho lsi,ish sloop OF war Hind,
Capt. Bernard, NV below, in - days from
Portsmouth, Eng whence she sailed Nov.
l2lh. On her beng, announced this morn
io, ty p,ioc We hspa,ehcd oarsbass down.
and we're fortunate enough To procure the
aupvo mentioned papers, the only oncs on
board. Tho extrsc,s nov forwarded TO you
contain every thing ofintesest. :.
The Paris Journals ofthc 9th, contain the
speech Of the King on opening tho Ieg',la-
tive session. Tho Kiok observes IN bis
speech, I" my relations wth foreign powers
have mayor cea.cd 10 b nhicable, snd hsvc
o firm confidsace that tbT will continue 70
be so. Grea, cslamisies daict tho Ess'--let
N hove ,hs, they approach heir termination {;
end that the prudence end co,disiity oi oil
tho powers. viii End the ueans Of satisfying
what ,elicioo, policy and humanity justly dc.
rnsnd." The pacific sentiments contained in
&, are an encouraging syOi,om Of tho 70.
pose which Trsnoe enjoys.
Paris napess to tho IN had been received
in London. Tho Chamber Of Peers sssco.-
bled on the Glib, and nominated Secretaries Of
the session. The Cbsmber Of Depa,ies bad
alb. assembled--,he 6r1 se,,ing wss occu.
pied 10 organizing the Dureaus, nominating
siscre,sfies, and other preliuinsy formal.
ties.
The Dske Of York and M~cuis ofLon-
sloodsr'y had both had audience with the
King.
Tho Lisbon dates are TO The 9Th Oct.
~. the .iliins Of ,hs -cssssx~as>, Aisle
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-01-02
sRArrLEBoao', tvr, DEC. "a.

Te,mous Juvsmte H.roien. "A few mond's
since, the ci,ixens Of Londonderry, (Ver)
having had their foeks annoyed BY the ravs'
-sas Of bears from the sdjaeent mountains,
tanned ou, to hunt and. destroy them. NJ.
Hazsn and his son, ted aboos IL years old,
were among the numbsr. A large bear was
discovered by Nr. Hszsu end his boy, end be.
ing wounded, passed rosnd rock or ledge,
wberc IT. was met by Mr.. Hszen, who IN at
tempting to disable, was disermed and thrown
do~o by the furious beast. HsEen called TO
his boy in.this exigsncy. The lad. (wi,h
presence of miod beyond his yesvs and
s'rcsgth) rushed upon the bear, with his sxe'
snd 60 dsx,erossly sppiied bis blows, that be
rescued his father. sod they killed the bear.
Ms. Hseen wU considerably injured. cot 10
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-01-02

doing well. AS d. fs.i he eisssLea lie ut: '
der Jaw Of The bear, and though his hands
were severely wounded, this circumstance
probably saved his life. A minote's delay OF
perturbation in the boy would have been fatal
10 the lathcr.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-01-02

san, ESQ. ~lS promptly scsomt.uisd- an,
without wsiiing tor on efiicer, end traced ,be
.unlueky fugitive. found him, snd obtained
nearly all the properly
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-01-02

The following abstract slows the a.
mount of the funded debt oi the United
States, Oct. lst, 1921.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-07-21
BATH COFFEE HOUSE.

Morgan County, Firginia.
TINE subscriber returns his thanks
II TO the Ladies and Gentlemen from
whom he has had the hcnor Of a call,
for these three years past; and informs
them that he is fully prepared TO re.
eeivs company. The general satisfac.
ton expressed by his bosrders, he
hopes will be proof sufficient that his
house has been kept in such manner
az to meet with the appreciation Of the
public; and he still hopes to merit a
share Of public patronage. Nothing
shall be wanting on his part to make
the time Of those who call OH him COM
Portable. He has several rooms on the
lower floor, for weakly persons and iu-
valids. His house is within twenty
steps of the Bath Square, which makes
il very convenient. Such company as
prefer lodging out of the Boarding
house, ean be accommodated with cham
beers convenient to it. He has finished
many repairs that will add TO the COM
fort of his Establishment.
am the Public's humble servant,
IGNATIUS O'FERRALL.
yuIv o.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-07-21
AN A.
FOR An SALE.

y pom long credit, or for rent,
~ for term OF years, my HOUSE
nad LOT called ANeExsNA, contain
ing fre .fcres of Land ut the head of
Piccaliilv Street, in the Borough of
Winchester, and lying Immediately on
the great Road lending to Bath, Pitts
ourg, Wheeling aud the Western coun-
try generally.-0n the same street
with the Bank OF the Valley near it,
and the centre Of the Town.
a few days have only elapsed since
l have put this valuable property in
the best repairs aud order in all res.
poets, and it now unites every thing
that can be reasonably desired, as to
comfort and convenience. Situate on
beautiful prominence, .3ngerona over
looks Winchester and its adjacent
country. the Blue Ridge, for vast
| distance, as we'll also the North Noun
tain with many other Mountains aud
Faiiies, exhibiting an enchanting & ro-
mantle appearance from il. The dwell
ling house is of brick, the conformation
modish. capacious, agreeable and
-convenient.-Two stories high, indie
| pendent of the ground or first story
! contains twelve rooms in the two up
| per stories with d fire place IN eacb;-
two rooms with fire place in each
| IN the ground story. with two large
| passages in each of the stories;-sever-
! al fine, large, dry and airy cellars, FIG
ished in a workman-like manner, as is
the whole house. There is attached
/, TO the premises, an excellent large
| brick kitchen, bake oven and ever,
other necessary out house suited to tn.
comfort ola family. This property IL
calculated either TO shit and please the
nah Of fortune, the honorable occupa-
ton OF the Teacher of youth. or he " ho
mey feel disposed to contribute his ser,
vices to the !audable purpose of afford
ing refreshments TO those that may be
hangered and ,ceary. To persons
| ct the latter description, as Winchester
is place much travelled to aad thro'
at all seasons, tmuch more so by stran-
I, gers during the summer months in pur
! suit of healthy .angeronn holds out
inducements as TAVERN and
| OARDiNG HOUSE.--To any one
| eapacitated for such bushes, ] should
feel no hesitaney in guaranteeing their
success. Fer further particulars APP
! ply to myself, Messrs. John Heiskell,
Francis M. Beckwith, VIM. Nj. HoIii.
day of Winchester, 4 Col. Thomas c.
Wyndbam at Smokers Ferry. /
have also for sale upon very reasona-
bic terms, several Acres of Land we'll
clothed with timber of every descrip-
ton, in lots Of from 8 tn 40 acres, or a
larger quantity, as may best suit the
purchaser or purchasers.
Property in the city of Washington,
the western country or approved bonds
and notes will be taken in exchange for
the premises, or any part thereof.
FLEET SMITH.
Leesburg, July 2i--
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-07-21
Literary Notice.

AH r. w. THOMPSON respectful.
I'VE ly Informs his friends, that his
promised miscellaneous Volume EMIT
led Literary Hours" which he pro-
posed, some months ago, TO publish by
subscription is in a state Of forw ard.
mesa, and will probably be committed
10 the press sometime about next fall.
be intended Volume will eomprizs
variety Of original articles in prose
and verse on moral, political and lite
rary subjects. BY desire, few orisi-
mai songs The authors con positions
will be published in the Volume. The
authors fFieDds'iu various parts Of Vir-
ginie and May land, and the public
generally are generally & respectfully
solicited to patronage this literary un-
dertaking. subscriptions lists are left
at the Winchester Gazette Office and
Capt McGuire's Hotel and MIR. Lilies
Drug Store, Winchester.
Rnmney July 2i--4ls.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-07-21
PHYSICIANS IN SPAIN.

In tie present day the London Monthly
Magazine says, the fee Oft ply sician in
Spain Is, two pence from the trsdesman.
ten pence from the msu of fashion, aud no.
thing from the poor. Some noble families
agree With the physician by the yesr, paying
him annually fonrscore reals, that is. sixteen
shilirgs for his attendance on them and their
families.
II is confidently said that The receipts at
the general post Office, for The current year +,
faii short ct the expenditures nearly 10000
dollars. This is principally to be attributed
to the stste OF business throughout the U
nited States. --Dem Press.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-07-21
80 Dollars Reward

4 , ANYWAY from the subscriber
IA living near Rec,ortown, Fauuuier
County, Virginia, on Thursday nigh.
The t2th instant. negro man named
PRESLEY, about 90 years of age
feet or e inches high of a yeliowish
complexion ; thick ard we'll set; has
coarse harsh voice. Took with him
u new white fur hat, two tow linen
shirts, two drab colored cloth coats.
ore almost new. one pair drab pantaa
looms, two cotton ditto, enc deco blue
cloth coat and two pair shoes. He
took with him brown horse who was
next day recovered by MIR. Jas. Shin
on The Shenandoah, from which cir
cumstanee 1 am induced to think he
will for some time be lettering abopt
some of the extensive Negro Estates
IN that part of Frederick county,o or has
probably sought refuge amongst Car.
teEs free Negroes.-I will give the a.
bovs reward for apprehendins and Sc.
curing said Negro SO that l get him a.
gam and all REASONABLE expenses.
VIM PENQUITE.
FaUquier county July FL.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-07-21
NOTICE.

me public in general aud the Bre-
II hren Of The Society of Freemasons
in particular, are hereby informed,
that the Corner Stone Of the new Maso.
uic Hall, which is about TO be erected
will be laid with Masonic ceremonies
on Monday the S0th instant. The
members of the neigbboripg Lodges, &
transient brethren, are solicited to at
tend. The Brethren will assemble on
that day at eleven o'clock, AT the
rooms at present occupied as a Lodge
room, and move in procession from
thence, at IL o'clock, to the site for the
New Hall. an address will be deliye-
red by one Of the members.
PETER LAUCK, ! r.,
ALFRED RI. POWELL, Oom"''-
LEMUEL BENT,
July II.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-07-21
Virginia to wit:

Virginia to wit,
.aTRuies holden IN The Clerks Office of
the Superior Court Of Chancery for
the Winchester District the first
Monday in June, 1891.
Robert Braden, plaintiff,
Richard Fling. also Samuel Hixon and
Margaret Hixeu, Executors of til
notify Hixon, deed. defendants.
TNSHE defendant Richard Fling not
a having entered hi, appearance
and given security according to the
Act Of Assembly aud The i2uies of this
Court, and it appearing by satisfacto-
ry evidence, that he is not an inhabi-
iant Of this country: 1t is ORDERED,
That the said defendant do appear
here on the first oil the next term aud
answer the bill OF tie plaintiff; aud
that copy of this order be forthwith,
insersed in some newspaper published
in Winchester, far two months sue
cessiveIY and posted at the front door
eli the Court House In The said town OF
Winchester.
A Copy.-Tesie,
DANIEL LEE, C. G. C.
July 21-B
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-07-21
Virginia to wit:
July 21-B

vi SiiiIu W VII.
dT RuieS holden IN The Clerks Office
Of The Superior Court Of Chanrory
fer The Winchester District the first
Monday in jane, 1891.
Alexander Stephens, plaintiff,
Harrison Waite, Thomas Miller, Dan
iel Burkhart, Spalding & McComb,
Wii'iam Long, and Mcdonald and
R,dSeiey, defendants.
The defendants Spa!ding e AicComb
and Mcdonald and R;dgeiey not hav.
ing entered their appehran nee and Civ
cn security according TO the Act Of As
,embly and the Rules Of this Court,
and i, appearing by satisfactory evi.
denee, that they are not inh abitants
of this country: 1t is ordered, That
the said Defendants 10 appear here on
The frat day cf the next term and an.
swer the DILL of the plaintiff and that
copy OF this order be forthwith in.
serted in some newspaper published
IN Winchester, fey two months sac
eessively aud posted al the front door
of the Court House in The said town of
Winchester.
4 Copy.-T'este,
DANIEL LEE, C. G. C.
July 2t--B
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-07-21
Washinaton. Jnlu

Washington, July l2.
1t gives Us pleasure 60 be able 10 state, that
the PRESIDENT of the United States ha,
sufficiently recovered from his late indisposi.
tion to have been able TO leave the city yes.
terdsy for his seat in Loa1on county, Virgin
ia, distant about thirty miles from TINS city.
Ertracf OF letter from George Moore,
Esq. 4merican Consul at Trieste, .fus-
trsG, toa gentleman ia Baltimore, datea
llth Nay.
BY vessel arrived to-day, in l6 days
from Constantiuope, we hear that the Greek
Patriarch aud four Bishops had been hung,
b. order OF the government. and that suose.
quently almost general massacre OF the
Greeks had commenced. which was s.lH go.
ing forward when this vessel sailed. rhe
English ambassador ha several shots fired at
him, and only escaped assassination by run.
ming. The Greek insurrection In The wi urea
is going on fAvorably. A descendant OF the
old Greek Empsrors is arrived here from
Russia--It is supposed with the view "f pro-
ceed,s. to the alorsa, to JOIN his couatrymen
in their endeavOrs TO throw of the Turkish
yoke
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-07-21
Dien-

On Tuesday last, at the house OF William
Smith, Esq. in Shenandoah, Alfred lMcpicker,
Clockmaker of this place. The death OF this
young gentleman was occasioped by fall
which he received frsna his horse at the cele.
brat'on ofthe 4th met. at Maj. Brcnt's Spring,
which resulted in a lockjaw. He has lef, an
aged mother, sister and brother TO oemoan
his premature departu e.-As . son he was
truly aifectionate and exemplary, and he died
greatly esteemed by ali~ho were acquainted
with him.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-07-21
Virginia to wit:
July etc. NJ.

at Rules holden in the Clerks Office
Of tie Superior Court Of Chanccry,
for Tie Winchester District the first
Monday IN december, 1919.
abraham NELL, plaintiff,
AGAINST
John Blaekmore and others,
defendants.
z ME Subpoena awarded in this
n cause, being returned executed on
The defendants George BIaekmore,
Thomas Briggs and Lucy his wife,
WIN. Jones and Ann his wife, & Anne
BlaekmOre, and three months since f.,
ling the bill, and the service of the
Subpoena having elapsed, and they
still failing to file their answers; the
bill OF the plaintiff is taken for confess
sed against them, and the Court will
proceed at future day to decree the
matter thereof, unless The said defend.
ants on or before The fifth day Of the
term next after they shall have been
served with copy Of this order, show
cause TO the contrary.
A Copy.-rs
DANIEL LEE, C. c.
JAY &c. vi.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-07-21
JOHN FREDERICK.

Hair dresser and Surgeon Bor5er,
IA IrH extreme d'fiidsnce makes
Wv known to the citizens or Win
chester aud its vicinity, that be intends
carrying on the above. branches, and
hopes that his old friends and custom-
ers will overlook his former fuibies.
and favor him with their patronage;
he promises that due attention on bis
part she'll be paid to those who may
feel disposed to favor him with their
friendship and custom; Le also Eaters
himself from his future strict att.u-
ton to business, to share part Of the
public support.
July 81.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-07-21

A LII persons indebted to the Estate
IN of Gideon Reese deed, are ear
nestly requested to come forward and
settle their accounts; and all 10 whom
the said Estate may be indebted to, are
desired to bring forward their accounts
for payment. JONAH LUPION.
July 2t-3ts.