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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-27

yT1RGGtJA At Superior Court RI C.apecry holden ~
the Capitol IN the city Of itithuond tc 9TH June
John Gentry and his wife, Plaintiff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-27

NUmMEHT.
sIm pSHlpers.and are compelled 70 saw with
bec, n.,.;, Gazette, that the intelligencer has
m nTsn guilty of gross ulisrepreseniaiion@It
bmt W PRESENTS ~, not only what we have said.
Jeflerson 80 - ol lar more consequence, what Mr..
bis Iatto. mas said.--We did not narrow down
e9s s 'e,ier to ono point only-inneh less did we
Ms st,ta ' point, as the InleIligencer has made
as y rcna..1 out we brought the letter forward
turn I5g acp w warning othc Republicans 70
may have ,, rom any errors into which they
sta,e aon' not to yield up the rights ., of TG the
cg~-and ~ ;ls ieet Of a sclcarogafed supreme
Tv1 snu N fact to rally with Jefferson ' and
10 deCnr around S the principles of '9s. Itwaa
fold .ng rights ofthe states agains man
VS. mat Col. Taylor had written :,
pha nis book that Mr.. j. pronounces the en-
.,v s'uoglum, that it is the rnost lng;ral
"'''''n o. cur governments 70 the orisinsi
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-25
LATEST NEWS FROM EUROPE.

The fast sailing ship Hector, Capt. Gil
lender, arrived yesterday afternoon in 80
day. from Liverpool, having sailed on the
I9,b ut. By this vessel the editors of the
New-Yok Daily Advertiser have received
their regular files OF Eur-pean papers tc The
day on which she sailed Our London dates
are 20 the 10Th, liverpool to The 18th, Lloyd's
Lists to the llth, Commercial Shipping
Lists to the l5'h, and Prices Current to the
18th August, a i inclusive.
The papers are filed with the most dis
graceful cuTages that took place at the fu.
neral procession of tue queea. 1t seems
that the friends o: her majesty were opposed
20 having military guard 10 escort the re-
mains, and were moreover anxious that the
body should not be removed titl proper ar
engagements could be mad for funeral pro-
cessioa through some OF tbs principal streets
81 London, 10 be a,ten led by the poputace.
Such a procession the goverumen; would not
permit, pretenaing ihst ii might give rise 10
uN'p duI SAC1'S 10 ISbsIg.Nl. anu were
therefore extremely SOLICITORS TO hurry the
remains of her majesty out OF the Kingdom.
aud as privately as the nature of the ca,e
would admit. A Day was accordingly ap-
pointed by his majesty's ministers for the
funeral au.. noiwilbs tardiug the mos, urgent
requests of the queens executors to delay
the procession till proper arrangements
could be made, tie ministers positively
refused, assigning as their reasons that they
bad positive commsn Is from the king to act
as they had done This Opposition to pre-
vent jhe friends Of the queen from paying
suitable hOnors 10 her rem aims, inlamed their
minds 10 high d,gree and the same feeling
soon pervaded the greater part OF London.
Tue procession, outstanding, moved at
the appointed time: add what followed will
be found in detail in our columns OF this
morning.
Perhaps more dissraceful scene was
never wiine esed than that which took place
on his occasion in London. 1t would APP.
pear, however. that the Intentions Of the
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-25
LATEST From ENGLAND.

By the brig N.ry. arrived yesterday from
England, We have received some further aud
more interesting particulars relative TO The
disturbance s which have agitated the brl-
,l;l, metropolis on the recent occasion OF the
Enrti>h Q Gems funeral. Orr readers Will
recoIl, CT that two persons were killed near
Grosyenor Gate. in Hyde Park, and that up
s?r1s OF eight persons were wounded on
thai occasion. Coroners iRques,s have sat
on the Two deaG bodies-part!cnlars of the
evidence disclosed on each of which, and
which arr in line Courier of the 9Th utimo,
shew, that the two unfortunate young men
who fell victims 10 The military execution
rendered necessary by the violence OF the
mob, were OF reputable parents and respecta-
bic come Ctons.
II appears, that the death Of the first,
named Joseph Johnston, 4 young man aged
60 years was the Effect OF his own obstinate
insnlence towards the military. Alter
having repeatedly thrown stones and other
missiles al The military, he was cautioned by
one of the he guards against the danger at
tending repetition OF similar conduct, ana
threatened, that it he threw another stone,
ne would be shot dead. Needless OF this
cautionary remonstrance, the thoushiess
Young man 4 ing brcb5a at his monitor,
whp instantly shot him on the spot. On
tive body OF tins young Can the Coroners
Jury have pronounced verdict OF .Jnst,fubte
homicide
The other unfortunate young man, whose
name vas Henry Honey, was shot by acct
dent m vpi-y fired by the military at the
same instau, tha. johnson net his death, s.
The Coroner's Jury found verdict OF acciden-
Gel death on his body
The gentleman Who has favored US with
this Intelligence, aad who has long been
CONNECTED with Lonion newspapers Informs
US that The not0rcas CrBgETT. recently a
eojourner on this side the Atlantic. has
residence between Hammersmi,h the situa.
ton OF the late Qlaen's palacel and Hyde
Park corner. and that on the occasion OF
her tune ra this pcIical PRoTEus 5edecked
The front OF his huus" with back CLOTH
Our correspondent, however informs US,
that none bul Z dregs OF the British socie
~ emha'rle themselves beneath the banner
OF this notorious hypr0crite.
We have iar,her the satisfaction of stating,
that the British metropolis i. now restored 10
perfect tranquility, an1 that the mslconIe nls
have endured decisive decease, as 10 their
political di,con;snt, in the death cfthe late
Queen. n, 7, Gazette
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-02-21

s Ee's days drawing 372 numbers VIII DC dawa and W Ley VIII
All demanded year drawing will be considered
generously given the Lottery. tit
When proceeds this Lottery will
appropriated benefit of district the bud
bridge the endowment acsdeuybut apd
Agriculture, and the Mechanic the
of erpri1a ose
Domestic Industry they will not fail duly appreciate the motives whic
due Society nuke the appeal to h
which other upon by the e Lottery IL
large which carried beyond the lnts OF t
ee, LOTTERY: will
us ITS benefits through s The hter item
this Lottery will their patriotic fellow ci
elcoige which that the Society will
u domestic
on the State much dtpcid
Ticket be had the subscribers or to WILLIAM f.
RIsxNoaD, Secretary Of he Society
STs1f5.S SSrSs 5;ES,S &Hsss;s $HSsS ssSls. n4'...
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-02-21

AslSy, fei. ts.-As<;fea shi4 IAdepsn.
dence, re,iy, Of New Bedford. from whsl'
ing voys age in the South Seas, 30 days pas
sage. with 1000 bbls oil. Spoke, Sept. 10.
ships Two b. s,hers, with $50 bbls oil |; He
70, $50; F,ancis, 500 Foster, 700 Nov i,
Franklin, $50; Hycso, 1900; Wsshingl on,
COO; Esgls, 1900 George, 1850; Gov.
Strong, $50. Sh,ns heard Of suf fhe lH Of
1000; John Jay 600 Pc avisn, 100; Au-
rora, 800 I; L,dy Adams 400 Mar,hs, 100
Gangss, 1909 Ak, 100 /; Biaksly, $50 5
Lesnde', $50 Atsiso'I. $50; Chill. $50 |;
Swift, $500 William R5ach, $50; Mecca
tor, 1850 /; Maria. (Sept.) $50; rmoa, (Aoe)
1000; Bellona, (do) 400; Minerva, (de)
700 Stanton, (do.) 500 9 ileonda, (SeP'
$50. These ships wefe all % the west oi
los w. lon. when she Independence ieft
Sp.ky, On passage home-J.n9, 9, lat 23 so,
100 "a, s, w. snip Cy u,, of aud f,o'p Bos-
TOO, 10 Samstsa, IS days oui, all well ship
Atche,, Edes, { & so tay, ou,, all we'll.
MEMORANDA
Spoken, Jao, - b 81 so len ~ 80,
zig Ann C sd,den, from tn,s poe, 10, Ne"
O. iesns.
Entered a, New Orleans, Jsn ., brig Il :
ram. Of this port.
AIS, B,rts. J,n Is sioop Golden Age,
Gseen, Of mis- port isr EhEaoe,h C!Iy, in 10
days.
Arrived d, New Yok. on ,hei3 ins,sn,,
sch. Bsth' & Be;>ey. Buuer, rom s.. D.
m,0so, via 'h,s pot,
Cleared from NV Yo, L, on the 18th inst.
ch Kennebec Trade, Gale, Of th.. port, Tor
Be,muda.
SEIZED from AleKsodris, Feb. 10, sloop
Fame Baker, for this port.
Clea cd ftom Cniriestoo, on the I'd inst.
sioop Express, Hammeu, ef this port, fr
Savanuah.
The sioop Agent, Blven, from this port,
hauled Ashore on Tuesday last, al. City L..
| land Y. to sop leak.
s,snl. schooner Hunsr, Of Bis.oI, 5 days
ffo'c u rien, Cor New.Yo'k.
Sai.d from Havana, on the 18th Of J,s
brig Remittance, OF and for Bristol.
Spoken, i'm. ~, LAT 2L so, Ion 68, 40
brig Noun, Pleasant, from Busfo' TO, Tan
| dad. saa.
NobfsLx February 5
The steam boal powhsten. UBpt Sesoury, which
'eft mere this morning sor james River, for tte pa,
pose of rendering assistance TO he soop Rome
Captain Allen (of NsSpor) watch bad been ,nju ed
by the ice in the river. h.s rctucned this evening
With the Romeo in ,ow
Hs@ YoRx February IL
We are enabled to announce that the passage
through Long Island sound Is opnn., rhe slooE
Ann from Nes bedford artivcd Yesterday s',eropa
being TIVE n yessrl THAI has eome Ihsough since
the ice oroks up
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-02-21
February a..

70 LEf,
TINT wsii known Farm n - ho.a" Point IN
.Midd.atown, no improved by Mr. Stephen
ste,lm i, containing about yen,y acre, Posses
s.on 9il be gwen on tie IS u day Of March next
.4ks0- The d. ei,ng ~ 'uss and Lot, situate in
Neyrort, adjpioiog to and nc1 south If Nicholas
Gepff oy's Possession Of sad Hous-. &c Can be
CIV mmeii.t.iy ~ .
For terms a-d conditions OF eli her Of the above
described premi-c. sppyto .f
DUrEE PENCE, snd
JAMES row NsESD
.sdnrs on he Es.ase " .Vath Ha fsrd
Tewpor. feJ ~, 1871
Comm,Ss st,ners Notice.
Uyg the SUBS ribers having this day becn sp
w poin,ed py ths Hon Court ~ Probate, OF he
,oun OF Newport W the county of Newport, Com
m,ssioners to receive snd exsmiae the elaine .
yainst the es,str OF "
JOHN YERGesON, Tobsceonist,
late nf Newport. dece essed represented insolvsnt,
40 he eby give notice. that six mon hs from he
dsie bercof, are allowed T. the ctednocs of ss'A
Estate. 20 bring in and prove tbeir RESPECTIVE claims
and that ws shalt attend for thar purpose at
spect,ve deseIngs At any time during said period.
sTssSEs s4ssass & s1sss; cssoosr. c.a.."s.e-
Al persons indebted TO said Estate. are requested
to uskc immediate payment TO
ANNA YER6UsoN, Executrix.
Newport FEB $. 1921 lPsiJ
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-02-21
NOI'ICr

THOSE ladies' who have sgrsed, (io pu'-
4 susnce Of . late publ,e notite,) 10
make an eAor, 10 revive the school for ,ndi-
gen, fem,le children, are requested TO q :. M
bic AZ JoEs RopnAss school room (Pep oss
hsI,,) cp SATURDAY, me 2% = instant, o. lhres
o'clock p. NJ 10 the pu ,ose Of making he
nccesss'y arrangements TO carry their design
into effect And all such also ~ hove not
yet pG. cd their psmss, bu, who wish 20 ss-
sist in re good wo' b, are eogdiai!y inv'ed o
s,,end ot the s'ps cod place above msn,ioncc. /.
N.wpot,, Feb. ~ 1890
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-02-21
SIIIPPTNG LIST.

ENTEREA.

Schsoasr Indus,y, w n, from 81. Es.
s,a,ia t; ship tndep~pd-r Pe''y, Sos,n seas.
CLB fRED.
Schooosr Indus y, Wa On. for New H.
zen .,oop Rose in bloom. Waite, Havana (;
DO BID J,nss, Winch, Sss ro'k ; do Rapid,
R-uy. del ship fassrrsaesss, e'r'y' usW'
4sdlssG
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-02-21
l Prize of 10000 Dollars

.,s 10000 Tickets S dollars each, v $4,000
Less hn px. All pdses subject deduction If fifteen
rn.'.a .alassas 81 IS tar.. 50 t-l4,
g drawing of TN, Lottery win the 6rst Saturday June lS3
TIE Prizes only will be drawn.
Three hundred numbers viii be considered days drawing except the LAST
dly.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-02-21

x H~ The following is communicated
for the Satisfaction Of my friends in the
uait.d States:
As various reports may be in circula-
ton OIL the subject of my late imPrison-
inent in Charleston goal, for an aliedged
"&bri against tie peafe and dign1.y OF
the Stafs o. Souri- Larolns," founded
on SOM X "a =, lii my Journal. pages
l33 * IT'S, abou, a Nr. HAMEr, which
I am held IN bail TO answer AT Court, on
the second Monday in May next, on a
criminal prosecutor aftsr svAlch a far
cxtilInation may Be expected Tins Is
therefore. 10 request not. hasty Juds'
mc',t heio.c the Tins, and to return my
thInS, l., those gentlemen who have yoi-
.nmeersc their irieudIy ard at this exl-
gency.
Charleston. rs o. Jan, rs 1921:
+. >.-Prmters throughout the y. >.
would confer favor 70 give this one or
two insertions, considering the ssate 81
tie essc, aud the mature Vi The ogence! /
fatal ACCl
On Wednesday last, Mt. Thomas
Clarke, shipwrIgnt, in attempting to
remove one OF the supports OF the frame
of house in rhe south part OF the town,
was so severely Injured by the falling
OF The ti,nbers, that he died in about an
hour. Frss hmer'
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-02-21

On THURSDAY, Feb zzi,
Hf Q o'eisek, p m On rae Precfises,
(M fair oherviss the next fsis dsy,)
WH be Lss at Ps6iie .dnefion,
THE Real Estate Of Joseph Cundall,
4 Esq. late Of Porsaouth, decessed. Qor the
term Of one year,) via.
The Gr,s, Mil and Cloihier's W"ks snd
spiQHing sad wessing Apparatus. row 'mproysd,s
tanning 100 se<Ss. and the Eerr, Farm, containing
abou, 30 se.ss. The good qusliiies Of the sso~.
Bsrms tor rss,sve, meadow and iIlsge, are TOO wtb
known 20 need much Recommendation.
Ln.wise, the Gate Hosse. convenient for one or
two smslI families. and sostigueus TO either Of tho
atIye Bsrms.,
S,ordn,ous made known al the Auction.
s..ss s.sSfa a.sssss4.n. ssasssi aa-'~
porss meath. Ian n. 1871
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-02-21
FLOUR.

TWO Hundred and Fifty btils. Alex
/ sndris superhas rLoue. jus, sssded ana sss
ss.Srssss~a w
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-02-21

A DISCOURSE. delivered in Bris-
"A tol. December ~. 1890. on the anniversary Of
the Landing of our Anoesto-s at Plymouth, by joel
Mann, colleague pastor Of the Cstbsl1c Coag,sga-
tionai Church, price 10 e,s.
for sale by r
F.s H. JAMES aAMMeNIz
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-02-21
LETTERS.

Remaining III the posr OrrIsE
Newport, Il. !. 2lsr Feb. 1921.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-02-21
1p Auttorttp Of the State of 1sboDez3 ias b.
Ten Thousand Dollars!
HIGHEST PkIZE!l!
Society's Lottery for the encouragement of
DOMESTIC INDUSTRY.

HE subscribers having appointed and appreciated Managers
ht Lottery granted by Honorable General Assembly Sa,
society Domestic Industry respectfully
their fellow -cnizcrs the following Scheme OF said Lottery
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-02-21

MELANCHOLY .AccIDRAT.

We learn itom our correspo dent IN
Bri,to. that Two young men hnoed on
Poper,anash, rom boat, in pursuit OF
game After e.ding their excursion,
they returned to the noat. One of them
Mr.. >, ivester Munro, Jun. In reaching
bis nusket 70 the boat, with the muzz!e
pointed tow rds him. it int against the
thwars, and discharged its contents into
his abdomen. he survived but few
hours. lie was valuable young man
ia the l7th year OF his age. IS'a-
From Hlv ms IL letter from Ha-
yaaA, .. l9tnJ January, to the editor OF the
Baltimore Federal Repuniican. says--
- General MMilio has been some time
here. penneylsss. powerless asl friend
less. Or his armistlce with bolivar you
must have heard. itexcited so much
indignation Among the opaniards that ms
life was in danger, and he yesterday lied
in disguise from the city in the British
brig Biuchcr. for London.
The cold syeatjier.t-At Sarotogs
Springs, Oh i.",1a, morning, Jan. 20
al $40 :, ae mercury III Fahrenheit
The'mome, r stood at 80 degrees below
zero the cp,dest weather ever known
there. At otockbridge, on tic same
m ,rning. II tlso El so degrees below o.
The communication Detween the Nam
ard sanucket had been suspended for
81 days previous TO The Sd inst. AS no
wood or fuel is raised on the Island.
that article became scarce, AVID pine wood
sold Tor s l6 per cord, aud oak for 20.
ufRRIFO
In this town. on Weduesday evening last by The
Rev w Ruon. vr JesAss soAa to Miss Al.
.ss roTrgR. ha h % son IA Rngstown
A. l,t.,a cpn0t0n Dr. 8EssIs COOS to Kiss
NAsY GAxs. both 4 rive 'on
AtB.,s 10, PHpAIM GRRsNa, Of Warren.
to Was uAv DNoLs Min daughter Of Bar
nsrd ,mtn Eq
Al Proyil ,cs, ", DAu,sL CLARKE TO Misc
MARIA RpDY--N q. y IaI Il 10 Miss Sally
Hrcxs
srstop Capt ruoxAs BApeLsy, Of the Brit.
ish ;Uy, to Miss CATBARIse CHAsEIse. dauSh.
ter of Waiter Channing, Esq
IN this town. on Tharsdsy last. Mrs gLIzAsxTn
WEAVER wife of u. william Weaver, formerly IT
this ,owr in 5he 75,b year OF ber age She was
worthy member 1fu,e fourfh Baptist Church
At Portsmouth on he 5,h inst Mrs CuAnITv
Hall, widow If ur George Hall, in the s$h year
Of her age
Al Bristol. "a the 12th inst Mrs. sAsAH Rosy,
aged 81 vesrs. E,rmerly of this town Also Ms
0EnoaAu PaAaopy. ale of this town, aged rs
yests.
A. Compton on the 18th inst Mr.. sAHusL
srMmoss, aged 80 years On Wednesday last, Rev
NAss >ssPsrb. Pastor Of the Congregational
Cburrh 10 .ha town
At "idence. We WeLcsHz \RseLr Mr.
BsSINarV Hssrcorr aged 29 --sass CArsA-
uISs CLAak I'd 3i-JAsrHA, daughter
of C., samue' Nneston. aged n
A. ,ssone,. tM.s - the Goth alt universally
lam eHed by al who Knew her Mrs ELIZA sTRo
u6rpos aged 23 years. wife Of Robert strooridge,
E,q 'oy Master Of 'hst place
<~nnnnss~. --s-~A>-<s-@ssur~unn
Thomas's Massachusetts spy, or, Worcester gazette. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1811-1821, 1821-03-21

win fooa lsissin he hisheR degree Of perl.aion
Of which haman innit1lions are espable, md Ire.
The movement. in al ih branches, viii exhibit
iuch degree Of order tad harmony q 10 COM
msnd the sdmisstisn and s=ipe@ Of he civilized
world.
Our physical sttsinments havs not been iefs eun-
inent. Twenty-Five yean ago tie river Mifi6ppi
wa, hut Up, and our welcru brethren had no
outlet for their eommerce. What hss been the
pFoereis 6nee that time : The river has not only
become the properly Of the Uaited Sis,es, from
it, iource to the ocean, with ell is tributary
Rreams, (~ith the exception of the upper part Of
the Red River only,l but Loui6ana, with fair
sad Liberal boundary on the welReza iide, and the
Fioridas on the eaRera, have been ceded 70 us.--
The United States now enjoy the complete and
uninterrupted sovereignty over the whole ,errito-
~ from ST. Croix to the Sabine. New States,
ietted from smong ourfelves in This, and in other
parts, have been admitted into our Union 10 equal
participation in the national foveneiguty with the
original States. Our population hes augmented in
an sacniihing degree, and extended in every di-
Fetaion. We now, fellow-eisizens, comprife
within our limits the dimenfions and faculties of
great power, under government pofEefiing all
the energies of any government ever known to
the old world, with utter incspaeity 70 opPreis
the people.
Entering, with theie views, the Office which
have juR folemnly fworn to execute with fidelity,
and 70 the utmoii Of my ability, derive great
iafisfstfion from knowledge that l fhall Be az
tiied in the feversl departments by the very cu-
lighsened and uprighs citizens from whom have
received 70 much aid in the preceding term.--
With full confidence in the continaance of that
candorE, and generous indulgence from my fell
low.citizens. At large. which have heretofore
experienced aud, with firm reliance on the
protection of Almighty God, fhall forthwith
commences the du,ieaof the high HuR TO which
you have called me.
Thomas's Massachusetts spy, or, Worcester gazette. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1811-1821, 1821-03-21
COMNECTYMm

GOVERNOR Wolcott and Lieutenant.
Governor lngersoIl are nominated ID
Connecticut Cor reelection. The elec-
ton win take place on the first Monday
Of April, and ouch has been the digni-
fed and impartial conduct of those gem
tlemen, that they win probably meet
with no opposition. In the ranks of
the zoierafionisfs, as they are mis-
named, there are appearances Of con-
siderable disaffection and it would not
be strange If the people should transfer
their confidence to men Of pures prin.
ciples and more patriotick aims.-
John Russ, Henry w. Edwards, Moves
Barber, Gideon Tomlinson, Ebenezer
Stoddard, Ansei Sterling, and Calvin
Wiley, are; nominated as candidates
for the Seventeenth Congress. Messrs.
Foot and Stevens, distinguished for
their agency in the Missouri Cues.
ton, win have the permission of their
constituents to remain at home
n. 1. american.
Thomas's Massachusetts spy, or, Worcester gazette. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1811-1821, 1821-03-21

LFron the Msw.York Daily AdueytiSr.1
Extract of letter from gentleman in Buenos-
Ayres to his friend in this city, dated
BUENos-AYRBs, NOV. 10, 1920.
have nothing else to tell you, but
the common news of this place and
even Of this very little. Officers here
are in a terrible state of disorder
Since the beginning of this year, there
has been no less than Is Governors |;
in fact we get so used TO these things,
that we do not think SO much of them
as people do in England of change
of Parish officers. It would be useless
for me 10 attempt to give you detailed
account of the different political rea-
sons why enc Governour is put in, and
another turned out for in fact do
not know them myself, there is so
much plotting and intriguing in their
msnGuvres, nor do one-tenth part of
the Englishmen here. Once the army
took the town by storm, and at an anoth-
er time one was lowering about it for
month, plunderiag all around. This,
as you will naturally conclude, tends
greatly TO the depression of trade
The present Governour, Martha Rod
riguez, seems more popular than any
that have been elected, and likely to
continue Governour for some time, in
which case we may hope for peace and
good trade.
Thomas's Massachusetts spy, or, Worcester gazette. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1811-1821, 1821-03-21
BY THE MAILS.
cHARLEsToN, MARCH 5
~1ZZ.Z.ZX,Zz2 -

General Bernardo LIT. Col. Totten,
and Capt. Poussin, of the Engineer
Corps, and Capt. Elliot, and midship.
man Howell, of the Navy, are now ex-
.amining the Publications on the Caro-
lima and Georgia seaboard. sNoTE.-
IL may be worth the remark, thar this
gentleman, who has borne in Enrofe,
the commissions Of a gener0i.cffcer, is
the youngest Second Lieutenant of the
o. S. CORDS Of Engineers. Bost. Cent.
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BY which it will be seen the gain has
been regularly about / per ct. for eve
ry 10 years since 1890. Bost. Gag.
Col. Samuel D. Harris, formerly Of
the U. S. army, is appointed, BY the
President, Marshal for the District OF
Massachusetts, vice James Prince, Esq.
deceased, $500
Gen. Andrew Jackson is appointed
Goyernoup Of Florida.