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Thomas's Massachusetts spy, or, Worcester gazette. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1811-1821, 1821-05-16
WORCESTER, wednesday, MAY Is, 1891 TWboIe
New Gopds.

VHE Subscriber would In
form the Inhabitants oIShrewsbury and
its vicinity, that he, having Pmmenced bust
ness in the Store lately occtAied by NATHAN
BALDWIN, offers the following seasonable and
fashionable GOODS for sale ois.--
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-23
READING-ROOM
NARIN IL j OURN AL.
F0&T 0FnGEX.LYDaIl, .TOV. q.
Ar Rived,


Ship Talbot, Capt. Bates, 81 days frsm
~. Salvador, cargo hides 4 Codee to Vowel
Il D"usl,s
Y:sseis left at RIO Taaeiro, SEPT. Is, 1921.
ship Liverpool Packet, Kicker, dis charg-
ing; ship " lillian Baker, Warurr, OF Provi
CenCe, dIscharging; ship Little Cherub, Nc
Never. dlsclrarging ship Gen. Brown, =.
Idtty, y York, uncertain; brig Cnatsw orlh,
IA 'erine, Balh'npIe, discharging; schnr
Llenpr II. SImms, Simms, OF Georgetown.
tor Monte Eidco;
peisei, 'Hjied from Rio Jansiro, Sept. Is.
>mp Constitution, McRea, OF Norfolk, for
Monte Erde0.
Scot s9-lst. I6 deg 8 Ion. So deg. w.
spoke Ship BsIena. Gardner, "A DAYS from
Lew Bedford bound round cape Horn, the
d'y bei"re, had taken sperm wAaie Of TO
EsrTe.s
sariet rom st. Salvador, Oct. 8.
T,5ss'S 'sti there % be re ported,
krs betsy OF an Tor boston in D days.
Sour, Andees Def ~ of and for Boston
IN X days. Ship H0pr Andrews, Proyi.
Gr"cs, IL u1ceittID wneu 10 sail. Ship
hiri2 FUTON keuuari, liSc1arging uncer
t.in wan e. at. Brig Ruclus, Felt. Sa.
l,n, ii>charsIns. Brig Edward, Clark,
JJ't 'riVtd 'rpm >a1.Lcket Sailed the 9th
lnsi Is AZ General Jackson Of Pnladelohia,
pr 4cianiell br BIenas Ayres; Nov. 9TH
tau, Rd5 y long II -. Spoke Schooner
;'l'x, Sran", IT and from Philadelphia DIS,
10 'ie Havana Nov 7tb, lat. 81, 80,
+, loug u ". Scar Fame Of and from
H"rtoik cay hound To Pensacola.
cc'r 4fy-1nn, =? nee, Ii days r. Port
lana, "a xo Plaster 20 'Vln. Fowle " Go.
SAILED.
Steam boat Putomsr, Middleton. Norfolk,
Sur. Aiert \ Bears, Providence.
Sour Nii,am, Rus>eI, Newport.
l. I .e:,~r' from AiiLtsr, Nicholson !. Co.
i' tx. lars Rats &, nf he ship Ial6ot IF THIS
.s1ee, aatsl 81 SairdlOr, RGtia, Oct. .,
hEAS SiR--in reply to yonr inquiries respect
N the ia2urrection at Perns ubuco, we have
g ht!e 10 CON nanicate. IL commenced early
month al Pl, e caedG Coma, about Is leagues
10 'ae country, AMI previous to the 18th uh
ds,e Ut our la est ad, ices the country people
ma ma e'.wo stJac<s IPOn Ohnda to the north,
ana Doa Wa on the south, in both which tney
sc defeated vita toe loss OF some killed AMI
at or Sea prisoners taken at the latter place
ne fenamb CO conaanv had few killed also.
- fotuguese / i ate vita detachment of taree
h'HGreo troo,s, sailed nom hence 70 the assis-
sn Of the later, I'm nediately ate the first IN
'l"' en- as recei, ed, and which with the force
Sle pot was supposed to he ute sufficient to
'o.e derth oIshout the province. We are
.O' oa'iy expecting accounts of ne arrival In
we "eal-iI4e tue hops are mostly closed, and
,Sarcey any business doing. the inhanitants
"ee "a ~ on for fesh meat. hat further than
Hs' 'aere appeared no apprehension for the re-
mn The British frigate Doris, and French
corvette La sopha were IN the Aarhour, but OF
t're the could not intsrfere between tae par
Wishing YOU favourable vogase home,
NSa 0ea. :
Yours iaith ullv.
-AiLLER,F rIC aoLSON s. CO.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-23
FOR Amsterdam.

kss, The new aai most superior cooper
sssS11z fastened snip FLORIDA. J asse
Brown, m.ster, burlhen about 5Uu bids she
Is cow loading and will .sl the 18Th Dec.
can take come iignt freight and handsomely
accommodate SIX Passengers. Apply to the
master on board, ur 10
J. II. LADD 4. Co.
nov gu
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-23
POSTSCRIPT.
.~NO DAYS LATER FRUn LON.
DON.
ion


DON.
Nsm York, Nou. 20
Ala late hour last night, just as the
Caze,te was going to pres., the editors
,vsr. uoliteIy presented with the London
Timss ofthq 9Th ultimo Tney have on
" time to make hasty sketch.
ENGLISH FUNDS.
Three per Cent. Consois, 77!-Five
Fer Cent. Navy, llOi.
WRENCH FUNDS.
Oct. 2.-Fiys par Cents, $3.50. Bank
Actions, l6Si:2S--October Sd, l6O2:5o.
We find nothing in the Times respect
in. the harvest in England.
The last Hamburg mail received in
England, states, that the harvest had prov
ed bad in the northern provinces of Swe-
den.
The King of Spain returned to his capt.
tai on the ED of September, and on the
Esd declared himself highly satisfied with
the lale tirmness of Morlllo and San Mar
I'm The Cortes were III session. Ii WIS
agreed on the Esd that substitutes might
~ for the representatives OF the Phillip
ines and Peru, from which places depu-
tie. had not arrived The news Of he
plague al Barcelona had disturbed ne
public mind at Madrid, and had the effect
Of ailsyiug the political agitation. Al
lortosa. 600 died in fve days.
Accounts from the Continent state that
there war no prospect OF immediate hos
titit,eG
Ths King o. England had been lndis-
posed at Brussels. but would probably
leave there the 20 h Of September.
TIE Pheton irigase nad arrived at
Portsmouth, from Halifax, in Is days, with
tne remains o. Major ASDRE.
f'letrsgicsl story OF a Jealous husband
having killed ais wife and Colonel il
"a ~,iip ed
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-23

,.,t,7tion, and the prstsetins hand of provi-
-, h. was resLored - nealth and ais friends
s..sral wears after this, ne .narrisd sna ralseu
,.,,Is IA nily OF chliaren, si> sous and two
"n.,,-ns,,s.-lo the cnaracCelistic bi .ntness and
,7b names OF a sailJr, ne 0nitea the most
RI - principles OF rrOo'y. "sn the nAest feelings
onm,nity-Ispectea and esteemed by ms
.;rhbors. reve,s4 ano oveI by his cniidren AM
.,oIs ,elalions, ue d,ed ls.nented oy AL, out
- ,one more, thantne poor OF mis- mel snDolhoou,
70 can Win sorro".ul truth say, sce care o.tq
$3.50 This IS no panes yric; it is simply the
Jt,ntb. and known to Ds sucn by the whole circle
Of MS friends'
nInD-On tho 18th inst. at the res
d,p.e ofhis ,on-ln-law, Byrd q. Wins
Major Gevrss Lewis, OF King Georges
,oanty Va after long illness, which he
bore with singular meeXnsss and rssigna-
yion
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-23
For cdIe cheap,

FOR oale cheap,
WO Marble hian,les, Jam, .nd healtbs,
Il "lti sIaiss TO each. they have been
- use. Uai not Inc worse Tor wear, Also.
80 faIse aud two su,ah Indow Frames.
Enquire ri this Office
nov q o,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-23
Hides tOtteo.

i ANDiNd IRON snip Talbot, Captain
IL bates, irom no Janeiro.
ooou nsa,y BueDvs Ayres Hides IN
piine UIGef.
N,Vuu lbs. Cudee Tor ssaie by
1. vow ELL o. }. DOUGLASS.
nov % a.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-23
Sales nv Auction.

Night sale.
TOMORROW NIGHT. at candle ght.
Il will be sold ~ TIE Auction S!ols-
Fancy work Baskets
Market do
Fruit do
Wicker Carriage
Books, and Hardware.-A without re-,
serve. S. A. MAkSTEELEk.
Pubic sale.
DY virtue of deed of trust from the late
ID Henry Nicholson to the sub.crrter. wis.
be sold for ready money on WEDNESDAY
NEXT, the 9Sth inst several valuable
Negro Slaves,
Of both sexes, aud a variety Of exceltn {
Eousehold y Kitchen Furniture
A first rate HORSE & GiG-f DRAT
and CART. ~,
The sale will tax. place at the late resi-
d.nce of Mr.. Nicholson. precisely at 10
O'Clock, A. NJ.
JAMES INQUIRE, Trustee.
nov Il DIS
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-23

Russia Shooting anu Earen's
DuCh.
ANDlNG HON schooner Gen. Green.
- iOo pieces aossla shes tlngs,
~ pieces kate.s Lu.A.
For sale W ~ fOhL LIE 4 Go.
nov 20
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-23
Mia House, &C,

iiN dOuSS3 UC.
The whole well enclosed. anu containing
about : ACRES. ms land IS about miles
ir"m Alexsnura, Un the Lit,le kner urn
PIKE, ahu commands sieH vi The liver,
10 6Ed auJaCen, country. ne house IS
CONVENIENT IoI small iamIiy. The gaiGen
Is eaIiy and prouuCuNe, anu contains some
va.a'oie ruIt trees, grape vines. W.
lie puIcha.e money ~ De paid IN three
equal annual instalinents, VIVA intsIest tlom
tie day oil Sale. lne property VIII be
shewn y servant residing theIeun. Pos
session LAY be nau IniG.r ulateiy.
ALso-.t lie same Tune aud place, will be
SOiI sae
Household EGrn;turs, &c.
OF the d, cease --auioug winch are mahog-
any siIeboard, de,A and book case, sophia
auG sidZsi, Z paintings IN OH. representing
tue dsaln OF LuCre'ia, and The conspiracy 0i
CslaIine. copied from Sdivator Rosa, and
oil painting BY ) 81, Representing sleep,
lag female, leather beds anu bedsteads. Z
hair mattresses, auu OF moss, ! pair glass
candle shades, pair Of cut glass decanters,
Wine and IelnGnade glasses, | PAIR silver
mounted mahogany knife cases, knives,
IOIsS ana Spoons, sildli ten plklS ktuFe,
| dragoou Uniform aud sword, | pair pocket
pistols anI DIRK, | case mathematical instru-
ments, pair : inch globes, pair NINA
,ure do. microscope, | spy glass, kaleldo-
scope, 22 superb coloursd prints, with
box and perspective glass for viewing them,
back CANNON table, chess men, Chinese
puzzle, gold watch with gold chain, seal
anu key, tortoise shell watch, pocket
tnerinuneter, yards broad Cloth, yards
stockinett, 80 yards humespun hanne |
cart and gears, l gig and harness, DC. DC.
&c.
On all sales of personal property above
twenty dollars, a credit OF sixty days will
re gnen upon approved security. On sales
OF twenty dollars and under, the cash must
be paid,
il The terms Of sale in regard to either the
r. al or personal property shall not he compl-
Ell with by the purchaser ~ TIRES days alter
the sale, the property will be resold at the
risk OF The purchaser after three days public
notice by advertisement.
E. J. LEE, I. Tru,,ess
WIN. G. CRANCH,
nev % iawts
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-12-29
NOTICE.

X 3 7HE subscriber residing in the city
n of Baltimore, having taken
upon himself the burthpn Of settling up
sthe estate of his father, Goldsmith
sChandiee, deceased, late of the town Of
sWinctester, & finding from experience
3tbat the distance he resides from mspY
Got those with whom there are accounts
ITO settle, and other business TO transact
3relating TO the estate, renders il imprSe-
stieabie for him to attend 10 it in per-
3soD, hereby makes known TO the pnbiie
md all whom it ma, concern, that @
9has constituted and appointed, as his
sAgent, DANIEL GOLD, Of the Town
fof Winchester, on whom all these hay
sinS business to transact. relative 70 the
}said estate, will please TO call and
make settlement and payment. As il
sis my wish 10 bring to close The con-
icerbs of the estate as soon as possible.
wherefore those accounts not closed
ither by payment or obligation, aud
4 .ctes aud bonds unpaid on The ist day
5of February next, will be put in suit.
D7Those ha, ing claims against tho
ESTATE will please present ihen proper
zly attestsd 10 Daniel Gold, without
E'eIsy,
BENJAMIN CHANDLER,
lfdm'r Of Goldsmith CkcPGtee, ree'a'
DecgnheT IS ct
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-12-29
THE LIBERAToR BOLIVAR.

On the LIST Oct. this extraordinary man, on
Ibeing called epoG to take the oath as presi
I,ient oil Colombia, addressed an e.oouent lot
yer TO the President Of the Congress, earnest
y desiring to be excused from serving in thar
[cspscity; but he was Overruled by them. On
/ liking the oath he delivered an energeti..
peecb, of which follows curious sample :
Il am the son Of war, the man whom battle.
!hsve raised to the msgisiracy. Fortune has
SUSTAINED me In this rank, and victory hs.
Icon6rmed it. But these titles, are p.t those
(which are consecTated by justice, by the vel.
re and the wishes ofthe Datien. I he sword
which has governed Colombs, is not the oa
isnce OF Astfes, it is the ,courge Of the genia
i eyib which sometimes Heaven permits &c
descend to the earth, for the punishment OF
/ yrants, and the edmonton OF the people.-
This sword will be Of no use on The dsy Of
peace, and that shall be The last Of roy powes
because thus have sworn within myself.
ibecause have promiied it to Colombia; and
because there can be no republic, when the
3peopIe aIe not secure in the exercise oe Their
.owD powers. A man like me, is a dangerous
icitizen in a popular government lis q direct
menace 10 the national sovereignty.
wish TO become citizen, iu order 10 be
free, and that all may be so too prefer The
itihe of citizen to that Of iiberatoy = becsuss
This emaua,es from war, and that from ,h
laws Exchange. sir, oil my hopors for thu
Iof "good citizen.7
Tn Presidents answer !, full Of that hear
,warming eloquence, and overpowerine sen,
'ment, which distinguishes times of publ,
: trial and The erss Of national Regeneration.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-12-29
LATEST fRoS ENGLAND.
A'ew Foric, Dec. Fl.

eHeU f0rhc, Dec. Fl.
BY the arrival last eveuisg of the
hip Come', Capt. Griswotd, frcn Lon
zion, I'VE received London evening m
per OF the Sd Of November-one dav
later than our papers by the packet
mp james Monroe. 1t contains, how.
yer, very little Of interest.
We are indebted to Captain West.
lof the ship Ann, for regular flies az
IEngish papers, which are no later
than those received by III, James Mon.
3roe. E" -
The Ann has been on the COAT A.
bout ten days, and has experienced We
Try heavy gales. -
The King Of England il not expect.
led to arrive al Calais before the end Of
snext week. ,.
The King Of England dined With the
Princess of Hanover, on the a5,h Oct.
he Marquis Of Londonderry, Prince
Metternich, &c. were guests. In tho
Hevenipg, the citizens seranaded tho
King BY toreh-light.' The King OPEN
4 d the window several times and adj
lressed lhem---toi " hich they replied
3,y general hnrrah !!
The following is speech Of the King
o bis Hanoveriah subjects, delivered
from q wiudow: (.
sus recovered, and rejoice that j Gao
zoe again among my Hanoyerisns, from " hich
have BEEN unhappiIy hindered by Illness
regret oil the trouble they have given them.
elves, and thank them Tor it, gratefully
3scknowledge the love and attachment OF NV
SHsnoverans. have always been q hano.
fverian. Il will live and die q Hanoverisu..
The oew grand pageant forth COM
3ing al, Drury. Lane Theatre, Of his
Naie'iy's late Wait TO Dublin, will be
It the most splendid and astonishing
Subscription. Five hundred supernu-
Itineraries are engaged, and forty horses.
RCne scene representing the interior Of
The Dublin Theatre, for mechanism.
Twill surpass any thing ever yet produ-
iced; complete tiis atre will be erected
FIN The spacious stage, with pit, and
Two tiers of boxes to seat 500 persons.
The estimated expense 1000 pounds
sterling.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-12-29
TFoR THE GAZETTE.1

mr.. HeiSkeH, The examination Of Mrs.
SCOTS pupils took place on Friday the 2lst
inst. sad resulted very much % the honor Of
Abe young Ladies.--Tbis is the second ex-
animation of that Lady's pupils that have
attended, and ! am more strongly confirmed
than ever in the belief, that Winchester hes
never boosted female Seminary of more
merit. Without intending to detrect from
che meri, Of others, I shall only observe tba d
10 my opiGion Mrs, S. is emineotIy entitled
so the public patronage, and that Parents
distance cannot commit their children e.
the care of Lidy better qualified for tn.
}mportsg. Office Of PreceptreH,
A PARENT.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-12-29
Tie President end Directors Of the Ua,oa
Bunk Of Maryland,
AGAINST
NICHOLAS q. KiDGELY.

rms was an action brought in Baltimore
Sounty Court against the defendant, as one
OF the securities IN bond given by the Tor
mer Cashier OF the Union Bank OF MARYLAND.
The condition OF which was, ''that the Cash
Ter would faithfully execute the trust reposed
N MN and perform the duties OF the Office.
&C. The case was argued durine the pre
sent term at the Court on demurrer to SIEVE
al pleas pleaded by the defendant in bar To
ne actiob-one oil which was, in substance.
nat the BOND was gwen under the original
thafter OF the Bank, which. by the act of
Incorporation. twas "to continue in force uo,i
me expiration OF the year eighteen hundred
ana htteen, and until the end Of the neg, Sc,
sion OF Assembly thereafter" and terminate
on the SAITH day OF February, 1917; and the
the oe'enuaDi was not an-werahle Tor any 10. .
'ps'alDeo BY the Bank in consequence Of ar,
misconduct OF neglect OF doty OF the Cashiet
alter The teImIna,inn OF the charter Jndp
dorsey this day delivered the opinion of thu
iConFt, which, on The above point, was in ia
,'or OF The defendant. IL Is understood tina,
Iail, or nearly all, tie claim of the Bank re
suited from the transactions after fhe original
lchsrter had terminated.
Inc above decision, is not only importani
las respects the particular case in which i;
WAS made, but will be very extensive in, il.
fleets, as a number of actions are depending
against the securities OF other officers by the
anne and by several other Banks 10 this civ
Tor very large claims similarly situated W.
understand that it i. intended 10 apseal FROM
The decision 1" the Court ofAppeai,, where
ne several questions made and argued here
lwia receive final determination.
Tied. Gaz.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-12-29
From The Nat. Int. Of December go.

A bill was yesterday passed. without .
'ycrds debate, in the House OF Represents
VS., for the relief of certain purchasers o.
rnblic Lends. We have TO doubt some pro
'sion Of the sort is necessary, the time allow
- by the act OF the last se. sion for filing re
"ases, &c. being too short, inasmsch as tt,
ne voiuminsus forms from the Land Off,
required considerable time fe prepare then.
cd teft less time than was Intended by Cur
sress for persons TO avail themselves Of IL
rrovision, Of the benefcent law of last ses
ION. The extension OF time j. for one yes
T ore. This is a distant day; but we have n
objection to its remoteness, provided it b
odersiood TO be the last day. For, if tin.
= to be extended beyond the day now proIe
d, from year to year, the debtors will iang
t the government, and keep their lands J.
ne teeth of It's conditional declarations %
rfeilure. We hope sincerely that his BIZ
VIII pass bot we hope a, earnestly that /
Will be the last indulgence iaw. We viii
% see the relations Of debtor and creditor a
an end. between the People of the South ALT
West, and the government of the Union.
The Presiden. of the United States has re
ceived the resighation Of G neral Andrew
Jackson, as Governor Of The Floridas.-IB.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-12-29
RIenMosD. VA. PIC. is.

a #
The case Of I'll. Commonwealth o!
Virginia agains, John Preston, the lat.
Treasurer. and his securities for III.
year 1919, which had occupied ;th.
General Court sixteen days, was deter
|minedon Tuesday evening in favor OF
F,he Commonwealth. The following i.
he verdict of the Jury. =
80 We Of the Jury find for the plaintiff a.
lgsinsi the defendant John Preston on tho
writ OF enquiry, and against the other de
PENDANTS ON the isspes Joined, and asses the
lainiiffs damages to sS7 ,567 IS cents, be.
ing the principal sam due, with iutere.,
thereon Al the rate of six per ccntum per an
mum, from the Slst day of January, 1890,
It'll paid"
Resides the above sum, there was a
further deficiency OF more than S51.
1000 IN the Treasurer's account, f.
which the securities Of 1919, are NJ;
held liable. Fer this sum the Common.
wealth must look to MIR. Preston him
self. -. ~ u
1t will be reeoliected that Mr.. Pres.
ton conveyed all his property to Ius.
tees for the purpose OF indemnify liz.
the Commonwealth and his securities
Near $4,000 dollars have ALREADY be. ~
paid into the Treasury by The trustees
and, as the property yet unsold is val.
'ued at near S200,OOO, III is believed
that neither the Commonwealth or Mr..
Pies.on's securities will finally los.
much, If any thing.-.uerc. .fdv.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-12-29
p, Y. DANIEL,
w. Y. ROANE,
EODER i G.. SCOTT,
WIN. ROBERTSON,
WIN SELDEN,
A l.. BOLTS.
JOHN CAMPBELL.

Dec. 81, 1921.
Thus we have exhibited 70 as the humi
hating spectacle of zhe Chief Magistrate OF
our State disgracing himself 30 far as to give,
publicly, tbe lie direct to bis associates in of
Zee g!
Can it be possible that after this. these
men,can ever again sit around the same
Gable and transact the public business, either
With pleasure tothemseives or to the advaD
sage Of the Commonwealth? Would nc,
Che public Interest be promoted by the re
signsion of the whole paFty. and the conse
9uent election of an entire new set Of meno
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-12-29

A late Boston Ceptinel, states, as $
fact, that within the last seventy years
wo boys OF that town, Of poor aud OBJ
'eure pareutage, by their ow0 industr,
,eeame eminent merehaDts-- emigraied
. London, where they settled, and az
rwards became lord Mayor Of tina,
metropolis,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-12-29
RON HAVANA AND PENSACOLA

:. Charleston, Dec. f2.
by the Catharine we have received
|nur usual files Of The No,icioso Mer-
|eantil, to the s5,h uit- They contain
'ery little intelligence Of interest. A
iar, OF the troops which composed the
ate garrison Of Catthagena had arri.
we'd al Trinidad, (Cuba.l
The official account of the cartpra
ut piratieal vessel was published at
Havana. The whole crew of the rie-
|aroon were either killed or wuurded.
with the exception of the famous La
|h'fe and three others, who escaped in
the boat, at the moment of boarding.
AZ the -satne tii.o, two prizes of the
pirate were re-caplured, together with
some negroes, which had fallen into
he hands Of these piundering wills
Elains,
On the night of the ss.h Oct. Gen,
Daviila abandoned the town of Vera
|lruz, and passed with The troors an.
|oer his command TO the Castle Of San
Juan de Ulua.
a letter received by the CathariDe
-iates that the rains had been very
sheavy throughout The whole Island Of
nba; more SO ,Ean has been before
1xno"n within the recollection of the
'Gest inhabitants. The crops had sur
('ered very materially throughout the
island. No persons could come in
rom The interior. in consequence Of
he terrible state Of the roads. The
Eruston' house at Havana was ciosed
or hve days, owing to the excessive
all Of rain.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-12-29
From the N. Y Gazette. Dec. %.

UNITED STATES SHIP FRANKLIN
we tSke great pleasure in beine able to re.
l'eve any apPrehensons which have been ex.
3per'eDced 10 consequence Of rumour that
'e Franklin "a had been blown up. Cspr.
A'derton, arrived q, thi. port last nigh, from
Ieneriffe, passed on the Sd ultimo within a
Re" miles, line al battle ship and a schoon.
1er, standing souib, under a press Of sail, then
IN lat. Is Sc, and Ion. 90 These vessels were
mo doub. the Franklin "a. Com Stewart, s.
schooner Dolphin. Lieut.. Conner.