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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-14
From the National Advocats.
PIRACY.

The daring freebooters who hover a.
round Havana and the Gulf of Mexico,
appear to increase in their atrocities, l.
a final blow must be given by sending out
raols squadron to cruise on that sta
ton until t"ey are destroyed.
1t would be proper TO 60 at once to the
fountain head, and the government should
not lose moment in despa.chlng YES
sci the Havana to make the necessary
enquiries of the captain general. and de
mand OF him to stop the Ii tting out of pi-
rates in Havana, So disgraceiul to civil
lied pow er, and so ruinoGs to the interest
and safety d; our citizens. If satisfactory
explanations are refused. few sloops of
" r and frigate. to blockade that port,
AMI overhaul every thing coming out,
would make serious impression upon
them Something decisive and extraor-
Iinary is demanie led; our coast is infested
with p;caroons. who disregard the power
Q he United Sta as, and brave every OPP
position. Our coasting is now SO DANCE
rcus. that vessels are fearful Of venturing
near tie Was India Islands, and ve"y
b. " chsok is thas even 70 our DOM.
Neree-
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-14
From a .Nc7'- York pepper.
SHAN.iW ASIAN.

The story of this young Indian has under
goue both legal and philosophical inresliga-
ton, and proves full OF interest. Nature has
cruelty spor,ed with his limbs, and entirely
deprived him OF the use o! his lower ex
tremetes bmt has made him amends in the
confirmation OF those parts which are the
seat Of sentiment and understanding. His
bust is uncommonly fine, aad, though not
twenty years old, his countenance is expires
give OF though and dignity. lie is an ne
redtary chief Of the Saak nation, and con-
reCied i;h chiefs of the Menominies. He
has Eve sisters, all handsome persons, and
well formed. His father as killed IN war
fare. and he has now an uacle, Chief OF two
large villages.
He came TO visit TIE great nation, TO see
its father AMI counsellor, and 10 witness the
effects of power and civilization upon mems
lives and manners, not doubling of that hos
pilalrty which the Bigknives had always ex-
pereHced from his nation.
On quitting Detroit, where he had reside d
some lime he brought letter from Major
General Macomb, to Doctor Mitchell.
The expectations OF this poor stranger
were not happily confirmed. He ard his
conductor, captain John Pearson. were, for
the sake of subsistence, reduced 10 the ex-
tremity of she wing him as monster, in con.
4 l.
rots and serpents and some persons, prac-
tI.'ng upon his feelings, that possessed him
with the idea that the great medicine men.
Who went TO look al MIN, intended to dis
sect or emhalm lam for their curiosity, and
that, instead of seeking the great father at
Washington, he would be cruelty pct TO
death and Concelving that bis guide must
be of the plot, and understanding that be
wrote in blood, perhaps red ink, he became
alarmed l. Disconnected. He some time ago
produced paper containing an enrea!y tor
pity and pro'e ction, and that hi. case might
be known Ia the magistrates OF the country.
Some persons having suggested this to the
Recorder OF this city, the hon. Richard Ri
ker, J he requested Mr. Sampson to assist him
in investigating the truth and, upon re.
turn 10 a hnbsas corpus, and the .produciIon
II the iaa,An ~ captain Fealson. a strict
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-14
FROM EUROPE,

Continuation Of extracts from our files
of European papers received by the Eu-
pirates, from Liverpool. my u .adu.
LiUTpool, Sept %.
The accounts from the south OF Europe
are still of a pacific tendency. The Aus
trian and Italian journalists affirm, that
since the departure of NJ. Strogonoff,, who
had rendered himself extremely offensive
to all the Turkish functionares, the ne
gociations had assumed much more con-
ciliatory character; some letters from
Constantinople add, the pac fife tone which
has lately become more apparent, is to be
ascribes chiefly te the concse: o. tie per.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-14
Sulem, Mass, Itv. Z.

Su'en, Mass, I0v Z.
The Supreme CUutt tiIs s.ate aa-
journeu on SATURDAY. TIE MOS. nhpor-
,uut uecIsiuii was .tsat Of tne Hers vi Us
ter a.aiust Tie Essex bah~. iof t"e D.
mount y. y j., 900, special ueroSi' pun
cerea iroln SAID 1tnS Dy tne CasAie: aho
Cf,ieI Gers. Inc opinion VI tue Sh'ei
Justice in ihIs case vas aoie ana co'iciu-
siye. lie first considered whether 'he
BanG in this Gaze could be SAID 10 nave
made any contract with the Geposi'or-
If So. what the nature OF that contract
w.s--aud If the contract had been viola
tedo He considered, as tue Bank autno-
rised its officers TO receive special de-
uosits. that tue Baua was the deposi Org,
and not the Cashier. he then went in,o
a learned disquisition OH baliments; from
the highest, tnat which amounts to aoso-
Int insurance, down to the !owest, that
OF simple deposits. IL the bank derived
no benefit from deposit, 1t was to be con-
sidered me- rely i'll the nature oil simple
deposit, and they could only be answer
able for the same care OF the deposit as
thsy took of their own specie. They
could only be answerab!o for such gross
ne ,ligence as is considered fraud in law.
l. the cashier should have left the Bank
with the doors open, and any person
should have entered and stolen the money,
then the Bank would be liable. The
Chief Justice then considered the ques-
t;on whether the Bank did derive any
benefit from special deposits. 1t had
been argued that they could discount up
on them; but this, from q careful exam
nation of the statutes, the court were
satisfied was not correct. 1t was further
stated, that such deposits gave to the
public 4 confidence in BanAs; but any
confidence derived from such source was
faliacious and deceptive, as the Banks had
no right TO open such deposits for any
purpose. From the circumstances and
principles in the case, he considered that
this bailment was exclusively for the ben
eft OF the depusitor, anu was to be con-
sidered simple deposit But the great
and only point on which the Court had
hesitated, wasthe degree Of liability of
the Bank for the doings Of the Cashier
They considered that the Bank was re-
sponsible tor any acts Of Its officers within
the line of their duty or scope of their au-
thority. Thus, they were liable for gen.
cral deposits, whether entered in their
books or not. as they are liable for the
correctness of the entries Of their Cashier.
They may be also liable for not giving
due notice on notes lett for collection, if
they undertake to give notice on such
notes. But as the Directors OF the Bank
had no authority to open kegs in which
this deposit was contained, they could not
delegate such authority to their Cashier;
he was therefore acting out of the line o
hi, duty in opening the kegs; and OF
course, the Bank was not liable. The
Bank does not warrant the honesty OF S
officers; it only warrants that they shall
be- skilfui in their employment-Judg-
meai for the Bank.
The Court also decided that notice
sent by mail 20 an endorser the day SUBJ
seuuent to that on which note falls due,
was sufficient notice
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Gsp York, NOp. 10,
FROM I.AGClEA.

Capt. Hathaway, of the EndymiOn, re-
T, IS, tina, Oh the day he sailed, Com.
Daniels, with a convoy of SIX sail, arrived
a: Lagulra, from Cumana, which place
had been AIKEN by them. On the 18th
Of October, saw off the port frigate, a
man Of war brig, and o gun-boats, sup
posed bound to ieeward.
Capt ii has favored US with Carrac.
cas- Gazettes 10 the lYth OF October.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-14

Extract from the Evidence annexed to
the Report Of the Select Committee ofthe
British House of Commons, upon the
Agriculture oil the United Kingdom, in
May last
James Cono|y, Esq. being under exam.
ination, was asked number OF questions
relative to American -four, tue substance
nj which is, that American flour pos
sesses prodigious advantage over US in
respect OF eight--tha, il comes to Liv-
erpool at lower rate than that shipped
In Dubiin-that American -four was con-
sirerabiy cheaper at Liverpool in 1919 s
go than Irish tlour-that America has
considerable advantages over Ireland aud
every other country in pscSiDg flour
that it can be shipped with the most valu-
able mci chandze without injury to the
goods-that ireland could not compete
" IN America in the supply of -four to
Europe--that if Irish flour were sub iect
to the same expenses at the Liverpool
market, still the American woald claim
the preference; that when our ports were
o,.eEed some years since, 1t was one of the
everest blows that the millcrs Of Ireland
ever got; 1 ruined many families, anu was
most unfavorabie in lis consequences; and
the consequence was, that remonstrance
from the nlilers of Ireland incuced gov
e nment to issue an order to prohibit the
import"
This is the substance Of Mr.. Conoly's
opn'nn. Ii may havesome caring upon
the speealatiOns Of the present day.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-14

Dy hn0TieGge (;hcugh hi nte'j W '"e
french language, 10 make his + 4 and wish
es distinctly knowG; but forwards con-
SeIsed Veiy freely, III the Chip eva tongue,
with Mr.. SchlelllIn, former agent ct India"
affairs for the United States al Detroit. lie
earnestly en.reated to be de:nered from the
custody OF cspla,n Pearson, and suffered 10
20 win young nan who lived 10 Tue house
where he was shenn; aud the Recorder,
altel swearing both Mr. Sampson and MT.
SchetilIn a. 10 heir Interpretation, q with Inc
precauliUn OF a recosazance Tor his Ortiz
COmag tie next nornlns, let him loiio" MS
chulce.
Next morning, be stated that be bad
crossed river olt being covered over ne
could Hol uesCriJe The way lie had sone.-
He mad been snewn tor money, none oi
! when he had received but had PAID some
thing Tor The expenses. lie was now th'ire-
! ~ weaned IRON MS new conductor, and
has been reconciled TO his former guardian
and when rallied upun his tears, lie express
ed hiiuseii 10 THIS eject:
| ." am stranger, anu alone, and disbeart-
ensd. Your h- arts are suons. and without
lear !: mine IS as CpiIu's. | cannot uis'
| CEN what Is tue, or wat Is right. hy Ia
.hef's heait lmesnIug the judge Is strong
/ and ne understands what Is n, a"G Viii q"
! tor me wnat IS best, and take care Ut me-
I. You nave Kissed the great UooK OF The Great
SPIRIT. | know anu tear Tue Great spirit,
though ] aln an Indian and have no doubt
now that you III do what Is right by me-
Mr.. SChieitin hat known captain fea son
tor more than twenty hive years ; he former
ly commanded vessels traulng upon the lakes
ever, The Uearer 0i uen. MaComb ) letter TO
Doctor MilChe ii added 10 lnIS major or.
sythc, then Oh Ills way back lu Uel!oIl, also
knew captain Pearson, aud recognized lhe
| Indian. whom he had seen al his native
place Pra,r,: DIES Chen, during the asl sum
mer when he accompanied Governor Cass IN
exploring those remote parts OF Our Territory.
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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-14
FLOUR.

In consequence OF almost total absence
-br speculation, and very little demand for
axror,aiinn, there was very little done in
hoe article. during the three first days OF the
week D.6 Is was offered and asked, at
which price some few sales were effected
on credit. On Thursday the market be-
cape extremely 6.i and holders ANXIOUS TO
sell at DG Is, which price was procured f"r
sone parcels, on Friday the advices per
Euphraies, at New-York, were received
stating that it was likely their crops OF grain
would TO; be so seriously injured By The rain
as was anticipated, and that the opening ct
the ports for foreign grain was extremely
doubtiu) which has had considerable effect
on the Flour and Grain markets, and sales
were made at 6 Dc % per Dbl. on The
two last days Of the week. Most 81 the
largest holders do not appear willing TO take
present prices, but held on until further adj
vices are received from Europe. Wheat has
come but sparingly to market during the
week, the tore part of which it sold very
readily a, 1877 $40 cts for red, & las a
I47 for white, since the arrival Of the Eu
pirates it has declined to 100 l25 cts. for
red and i2o 80 cents for white. which
prices were readily gwen at the close of The
week.
Before we take leave of the subject of
Flour and Grain, we will just state for the
satisfaction Of dealers in those articles, that
the amount of Wheat Flour inspected in this
city during the last quarter, is about g. 900
bb>. less than the quantity inspected during
Tue corresponding quarter of last year
(Hat. papcr.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-14
A Situation wanted.

\ single person lately arrived from To-
~ gland, is DESTROYS Of Obtaining employ
ment, in quality of Overseer. Day istoOttI,
or Gardener, or any kind O. job work u "
about Stores.
Persons wishing TO employ him, wi. u
pleased to cal at the ufflCe, where IesIRF
mails Of his good character will be gwen
nor "a Il
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FLATTER Y.


Founded on an incident in the Sentimental Jou
ney,
" Delicious essence! Kop fire hing tiou art
natne." SrKaNE,
In shelter from pelting shower,
Two an lent laiies stood,
Naitin,, until the rain should cease,
And stopits pouring flood.
In mean att re man advanced,
Their e..srity 10 craze,
In accent ,seel, it'll humble voice,
Inc SUPP Ian, be-, saeir aid.
Ladies, between YOU both, said he,
Two shilling to me live,
MAY every hle,sin. on YOU show'r,
Contentea may you IN e.
two shiliings,' shrill eHclain'd the one,
And shiln!s two, the other;
1t ne'er can re why sure the man
Must be very robber'
"A robber, LADY fair I'm not,
But poor man and true;
scarce could ask smaller sum
From such sweet danes as you
A little softeneo nv his words,
We nave no cnange laid one.
I'D gladly dot, the other said,'
But purse I've lett at home
.NIv fairest iioies, Saw not so.
The poor assist to live;
God prOspcrs 5ea'rtics tho IKE yoE,
Have means sad viii to give.
IT'S lovely charity that makes
Your eve, the morn eclipse,
lis goodness make the rutys glow
ocsm Paler BY your lips
No more they now DISPUTE tie Point.
I. relieve they 10th a:e wilin.
And ditcr who shall have the Il aise
That duty Of i;I!. ling.
The contests o er- two cove the one;
The other gave two moie:-
Our suFpliant bows. instead Of two,
Sweet iiattery gains him four.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-14

a situation as wet nurse %
wanted by person who has no family: Sn'
is healthy and young. and has good ors"
Of milk Apply al this Office.
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Murdoch, YuilIe, Wardrop
Co.'S.

Finest old L. =. Madeira Vine.
Received by the brig Hebe from slsdeG'
a full supply of the 6nesi old wine iIcn Ia w.,
House, N pires. bogsheads and quar-
casks, which with their former STOCK, W"
&c sold on reasonable 'erms.
A. &. CAZENCYE i TO-
septS
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READING-ROOM
MARINE JDURN A IL
PUKT or ALEXANDRIA,. nor /"

ARRIVED,
Steamboat Potomac. apt. Quarles, iron
Norfolk, with passengers.
MIR White, Pilot OF ship Boston, CAPT
Finley from hence, left the Boston at sci
last Saturday night.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-14

the paapie ihroaged 20 tie n1unicipsii.-,
seNera. Of TIE h.embs. . o. which eIG..y-
orea to apfesse them; they irsisiea ,ist
all express SHOULD be cent III ~ TIP kuo
desiring LiH to return Ia nis csv!tu..--
Inns The AiLnicIpa'itJ ftep.rse0, anQ tl.e
crowd uisteiseL.
~ esteiuaS uere vas tie same fer
ment; hIs majesty s,tnets nere qenar,
oed, aid the aDtACt..5s. were ioreea IN
announce that D.Ge Lsq ueer re,encd
Tie ministers i.as eli. s.Lf II tysr 70
s'snations. lie tttty. rave been tn,ea
days unGer s''as. &ll ,s .ionsl men Sind.
der wiaep tl.ea es. "a, ttree mr. i,,ur
wretchess Why lss.e AZ "a. at the Club
fontanz, 90" t.Ns p.Jgro pqnilc aa,et
| and Grss te ~ Lie lHsely los The pciili.
cal chg. Gen. Lu,sassps Sbg ,nou,b, tn
! MAINTAIN tbs itaes aus ;yY. tsgi,y by his
coward iist1tsg 81 Lie pppassos, is now
deprived Of IT.. Aa'gs confidence. and
despised even ~ ttoss CT whom lie Law
ished his base sersI.Ity. lie hss declared
himself I'll, aud .enceTed IL. resignation.
Rejecting mines see ~ THE we'll CON.
bned plan to inyo.ye us 10 ali the horrors
OF aclvil war; the first thing In further.
ance OF which was ~ remove General
Morllio, whose courage ana fidelity they
Justly feared; this view was effected,
than.s 10 the intriguts and gold of the
American Spaniarus. Now it is wanted
to force the N,ns to return to his capitol.
in ORDER to load him with insults. as was
the case IN November last God knows
where men will stop who have taste ior
revolutions
Ten O'Clock. p IA courier has ms,
arrived from Sara gossa There is no
doubt that Riego asplred to the dictator.
ship; some agents "ho were in the secret
dIyuiged the pan. There was general
cry OF execration, against the conspirasor.
when Ills views were known. lie las been
conducted to the ortress OF LerIua. under
strong escort. 1t is Impossible to des-
cribe our SITUATION. We are on volcano,
1t is affirmed that a plot to assassinats
the King nad been discovered and that
several high personages are Implicated.
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For Freight,

scE The new and very fast sailing
49, sloop FAME, syivanus Stud.ey,
master, burlnen $50 barrels, is in complete
order for a cargo aud would prefer one to an
Easlein po,l. Apply "
4. II. HOWLAND.
nov I'D 6t
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OF positive insabordinatioa. Any public
officer. or other individual, vioia.inr this
injunction, rs threatened with the penal
dispieasure of the Grand Sci .nlor.--
WI hat practical effect may resdll from
this declaration In favor of the unof-
tending Greeks, 1t might be hazardous TO
CONJECTURE. We can only hope that 1t
viii check those wanton massacres and
ndignities, the details ofwhich have late
~ been so affecting to humanity.
The news from Constantinople is to
the 18TH ult. when tranquility continued
to prevail in that capital. twenty of the
maietactors, who had been daily occupied
In committing massacres, had been exc
cuted, and hundred others sentenced to
the bastonado
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MURRAY &.LATHAM,
From the ". York Nsr. 11dUert;ser.

From the ". York .Rsr. Adusrt;ser.
LONDON, SEPT. 81.
"City, O'ctoek.-Thls is a holiday at
the stock exchange. Agreat number of bro
kcrs and Jobbers have assembled about
iAe royal exchange, but no sales whato-
yer are reported. Great interest, howe
Ter, Is excited respecting the proceedings
st the Bank OF England yesterday, from
the silence OF the governor when asked if
tae report OF the bank shortly discounting
Al per per annnm, instead of 5,
Tic present rate, was true. 1t is inferred
tEiS Important measure is in contempla-
ton, because, had it been otherwise. a di.
itct negative would have been given.n
Letters were this morning received
trom Odessa, dated 9th ult. They en-
tr1iy relate to commercial affairs, and so
nile Go they enteri into speculations rela-
un5 to AoStiIltles, that two we have seen
T'INe M mention OF Baron Strogonoff,
Vi % tue Russian armies. A foreion
vessel lad arrived from Constantinople
IAC Porte freely allowed the MASSAGE cr
ne oardanelles to vessels laden with corn,
Sad II they chose to unload at CONSTANT.
iople, the government price was l-2 nj
,i2es formerly 9,
We nave received, this morning, ,Le
t@r;s papers OF Monday and Tuesday last
-"eir contents are OF considerable i'm.
J '''"nce' particularly in what relates to
''ain, where factions grow every day
i.oIe aerce, aud the revolutions seems
"'dF'y haStenm3 to that close which eve
Y unpTeJuGlced observer, who marked its
'F5ih and watched its progress. must
nave anticipated. Scene by scene. and
~ oy act, The drama has gone on, devs-
s't"e Hsplot ana unfolding its charac
@rS, with as much conSis ,ency as the
most S'aiuiiy constructed tragedy. What
w" The situation OF the country, and
s "" the situation of the king? The
"'"es Is CONFUSED with dissentions,
!'I> rEacies, and civil war the latter,
"a aehed, and ali but dethroned.-
''0 very coplous extracts which we have
s''" preclude US to-day FROM entering
.SS' largely upon the ominous aspect Of
, @a's III that country but our readers
IS'ONIy peruse the intelligence we Law
r ''ySe them, duly to appreciate crisis
NY" ,% appears Observation-Disclosures.
'"''e papers also contain a Turkish
Gn'at OF some interest, though it is
10 give to day. We allude to the
'",'csto OF the grand seignior, which
published IN the Austrian Observer
'' INST tits dated the middle of last
o"''' and addressed to all the grand VII
AIrlnsns, Monahs, Waywoodes,
~ O'her public functionaries of the OF.
""aS Government. The purport of this
S''eI'o Is to set forth the benign and
ph' protection, which the Sublime
nS ,,o mas ever extended towards all its
1e''S' and towards the Greeks in par
M ,T'f to deplore and condemn the re-
s''ous conduct of the latter in certain
y, y''n'es ofthe empire: and lastly, which
.n 'e most important part of the docu-
w. 10 forbid that any violence or iuiu-
"On'd be offered to the person, or
Ia F'"S Oh the Greeks, except in cases
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Sales nv Auciion.

ON TUESDAY, TeX,, at 10 O'Clock, i
IA ILL be sold al the auction store,
w ? bids. aud Ia b5ls Sugar,
g - Molasses,
IA kegs u boxes superior cordial. !,
D bbls. lincgar,
Starch. fig blue, mustard in kegs and car
nist.rs. ginger, cod FISH, cheese. &c. Ava
rety OF new aud second band iunlitrre.
good family clock, her beds, &c.
ALSO-Cloths, Cas>in.eres, silk, cotton,
scases bleacted shlrtings
- nne and course shoes
HtH be ndded 1Cithom reserre, by order Of
me Executor Of tim. .rdoms' estate:
A NEGRO BOY, (wbo is FIRST rate hous e
servant,) for u term Of gears.
ALSO,
Sundry articles OF Household Furniture.
S. A. MAko TELLER, Auct'r.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-12

Oh, Tie good substantial Schooner
IA.Ess MjUNF VERNON. Benz. How
Ell, suas'er-burthen 100 bnis. wni be ia
readiness for the reception OF a cargo m a
few days. Apply 10
#. Fl. ROWLAND.
Who offers for sale, received by said vessel
and schr. Cent, from Boston,.
40 bbIs. Tanners Oil
20 bbls. No. 2, mackareli
~ half do. No, 2, do.
20 casks refined Loaf Sugar
1000 bushels Portland Potatoes
A few case. Furniture, consisting Of Blu.
resus, Book Cases, SeCretary's &c.
18th mo. 8 ct