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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-06-27
N EWpORT.
GENERAL SAaiBLY
vEDNESDAY, Juxs 27,ls2i.

Both Houses CT Assembly adjourned,
on Saturday noon, TO meet t. South
kipgstoyn, in October.
The choice of Civil and Military Off
GERS, tor the year ensuing was completed
on Friday evening The only change
OF any moment, which we recol!ect, at
present., was in the Office Of Quarter
Master General; Wm. Valentine Jun.
superceding Alexander Jones. Charles
Gyies, Esq. was added to the list OF Jus.
tees of the Peace, in Newport, and VIM.
II. TayIor, to the Public No,aiies of
Bristol.
The Committee, appointed to audit
the Gen. lreasurer's Accounts reported
that they were regularly and accurately
stated and property yoached; and the
books and papers. in the Treasurcrs OF
hce, carefully kept, and in perfect order.
An Act, anthorising the sale sof GER
tam Church Lands, in the peltaquams.
cut Purchase; another, for the incorpo-
ration Of the iihod:. Island Union Society,
in Portsmouth; ard an act to grant
Lottery to the Pacific Society of Proyi-
dence, passed both Houses,
We regret to learn, thot the Bill, to
provide for new valuation Of property,
in this State, the most important public
measure, which was Asita,ed, at the late
session, failed, through an unfortunate
disagreement, between the Senate and
House.
On Thursday the following Resolu-
tons, upon the subject OF Public Schools
were presented by Mr.. Robbins ofNew-
port, and passed nearly unanimously
Yotea and Res0lpee, l'ha, Ihtis l.. Rob-
bins, Fniiip Alien, Na,hr Bailcck, Charles
Btsy,on, and Nathan +. Dixon, be Com.
mi,tec 10 inquire into the state OF Education,
inshe seve, al, towns OF this State end ,ha,
theY maao tbeir Rspor, to this issssembiy, a.
The ensuing October session.
posea and Resofped, That the Town-cle K,
OF the ssserai towns be and they sse hereby
directed 10 make a correct ieturn to the
Chairman ofssid Com mitiec, Of the number
OF Schools, in their respective towns, ami OF
The b apches Of learning laugh, therein of
the nuGosr Q! months 10 ihe year, 10 which
the Schools are arcr, the average eSpence
OF Tultion in said Schools, and ths number
Of Pupils attending the sane.
Aod they ave further hereby directed, 70
furnish to the Chairman OF said Com mi,tee q
correct statement of the nupbe, end condt.
Ion Of several School Houses 10 their re-
spective towns, specilyiOg a, whose expense
they were built, and at whose charge they
are Sept up f; aud generally, such o'ner infor
mation with respect TO rhe Puniie eod private
Schools, in This. State, as The CoDmi,tee may
think liz to require. II
And oil expeoces, necessarily incurred. 10
preparing said retusns shall DO satisfied, al
the Geoersl Treasury I .his State, after he
proper accounts shall have been presented 10
and allowed by the General Assembly.
House Of Representatives.;
June 81, 1921.
Vo'ed and passed ty orde,,
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DIED,

~ Providence Monday last: Miss HArnsnr
Clans MooRr, daughter of Co. Henry Moore in tie
l4lh year Of Der age Tie relations and friends are
requested to attend her funeral ths afternoon at
the second tollins Of the beI at the house, sShous
further invitation tH y
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-06-27

ceniy sraaspirea al. cisli. News had
been received 70 thc close Of February,
81 which time Eeh. San Martin remain
ed at Huaura. About 30 miles from Lima
with an Of about or 5000 men,
The Spanish force was az Lima, and con.
sisted OF about the same numoer. "A
geseral engagement was hot anticipated !;
Int ], was believed, that the expedition
from Chill would ultimately be success.
fu.. The Vice Roy, Pezeuela had been
deposed by the Inilisarys and General
La scrna was appointed in bis stead.--
Provisions Of every description were ex-
treaey scarce and high at Lima.--The
Chilian squadron continued off CalIao,
The Spanish frigates Veuganza and Pru.
eva, had been absent several morths, and
were supposed to be on the Coas, of
Mexico.
The Macedouianpnt into Huacho 2oth
Dec. TO water, and found there, the ship
Louisa. Hicks, OF otProyidence, which had
been detained aBont month by Lord
Cocirane. Cap. Hicks CUT the cables,
and being furnished with crew from the
fiigate. came out III company, aud then
proceeded on her voyage.
Tine Portuguese "a Vasea de Cana.
taking under convoy Is sail Of vessels
and transports, having on board the King
and his Court, sailed from Kio Jane!ro
25th April for Lisbon.
The Macedonian has been absen, from
the United States ? years, Z months, and
10 days, during which time she has yis
tied many parts Of the Brazil, Coasts
Of Chill and petu--has been TO the Col.
umbia River, on the y. w. Coast, Of
America--and has sailed over $4,000
miles ;-she has lost % men---24 by
disease, drowned. and 2 killed by the
Spanilrtls--of the number, were Chap
LAIN, a Lieutenant, and two Midship-
men. '
The Macedonian has brought home
343, 232 Spanish dollars, and 80 44t OF.
Of Silver, for account OF sundry persons.
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az Many articles prctarsd for this q q, pafer, ara
omitted for warf ef roam
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-06-27

AT tie late tenn OF tie U. s. Circuit
Court. in this town, 4 fIai decree was
made, under the mandates oi,hc Supreme
Court at Washington, in February last,
restoring tie proceeds Il The Spanish
brig Bel!o Cor,unnes and cargo, which
was cap,ured three Yeas Stree BY Pat.
riot privaIeer, ran on shore at Block is.
land by the prize crew, and by great ex-
ertions was got oh, and saved by the rev
enue officers oi this port and subsequent
ly was sold fer tie ben, fit Of all concern
cd.--Thc u. S. Stock advertised by the
Marshal, is The proceeds of this brig and
cargo, which were ordered 10 be inves.
ted. Judge SToRY ordered the whole
procee ds to be paid over to The original
owners, with The d duclion of S $50 10
Capt Cahoone Of the Revenue cunec
Vigilant, for bis active exeriions in saw
ing the brig, and her cargo; and slso 70
MIR. Slocum the Surveyor, and to tie ln.
spector at the Island, s eco each, for the
great assistance they rendered in saving
and protecting t!e cargo Of the big FROM
loss.
Hon. WM. WIRr has been request,
ed 10 deliver an orGtion, and Hon. JOHN
QUINCY ADAkiS to read the delara-
tlon Of independence, on Tie ensuing an
nivcrsary ol our ludependepee, at Wash
ington.
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Ereeu'iOn On.--JAcK, one of The mordercr,
Of Nj. Fo'd, was agreeable TO his sentence,
hung In Gso getowa, S. G. and his bocy civ.
en- 10 The Surgeons for dissec,ion. HIS ac-
compice, negro Joe, is no, ye, taken.
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fiEMoRANDA.

~
Schooner Keuoebec 1iaGe,, Gsie, ofihis
port, s'rived on The ,,h ios,. In 20 deys f,on
New.O fleans.--Leit there. ship William,
Carter, for New York in 4 days.
Ibe Fr'geie Macedonian spoke Dec. 2is,,
ls'. y, f3, south, lon' 7s, west, ship Robinsor
Potter, Swain, OF this port, FIVE noa,hs out,
had obtained 500 barrels oil:
The s'oop Mercstor. Luther, fi ON Man
ianz,s /; sch. Merino, Kelley, from Triuidac
aod brig Francis, Carr, fIom Hsvsns, have
arrived at Bristol.
Bds Hsbe, Prstt, Of Ibis port, went to sea
from Norfolk, June Is.
Big Neptune, Monro, Of Bristol, srrived
ct Giorstsr, So doys from Ma,anzas, for Tri.
csln.,
Big Bo~dein, Barton, Of Bristol, cleared
a Bath, Use Is, for Mslsnzss
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koRroLRr Juno 10.
ARRIVAL OF THE PEAcOCN.

- n Il VI ~ Il hSOSE'
The United States s!oop Of war Pea.
cock, Thomas Brown, Esq commander
arrived at this port on Monday afternoon,
from the Mediterranean, aud last from AL
gesiras, whcnce she saiedthe 9th ot.May,
and left there the United States ship CO.
iumbus. Commodore Bainbridgc; On
tario, Captain Chauncey--and brig
Spark, Lieutenant Commandmt Gordon.
Commodore b. was in daily expectation
Of being relieved by the Constitution,
when he would sal for the United States.
The Ontario was going to Tangier,. to
carry Mr.. Mul!owny, the Consul for
Morocco, and the Spark was under or.
ders for Tunis, to take Consul Stith and
family to Leghorn. Com. cambridge
had appointed Lieut.. Whipp'e, Of the
Navy, to the charge Of the Consulate at
Tunis, in the absence of MIR. Stith.--
All well in the sqhadron
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.cOMLTUNIcATICN.

Mr.. Brunei, whose philosophical exhi-
bitions have attracted numerous houses
in all the ciries which he has visited, and
whose performances in Providence dor.
ing the last week, have excited the admi.
ration Of every beho!der, has signjiied his
Intention of displaying hi, uonderiulpow
ers in this town, Tomorrow evening"
Those who have seen him, have express.
ed theirapprobation in the stsonges, terms,
and declared tha, although their expecta-
tons were raised high, they were more
than gratifed by tl,e Representations; and
that his various feats OF illusion were SO
completely executed as to exceed the an
ticipations encouraged by the promises of
the pcrlormer.-5nus 81.
The Mercury of June l6lh, says,
"Thc 18th Inst. completed the term Of
63 years since the establishment Of this
Paper; 1t having been first published on
the 18th Of June, 1883, by JAMES
FRANYLrN land Is now the Oldest
Newspaper Establishment &c tie tai,cd
S,sty.r
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Arrioai Of The Monsuch..

~'''SN' Sff$ A'VHoAt fF.s
The U. S. sch'r Nonsuch Lieut. Com.
Turner, arrivsdat New York on the 10Th
inst. from a cruise ---She brought from
Havana, D0n Jose Arnedtrdo Spanish
Commissioner for the transfer of the'
Floriuas, who was landed at St. Augus-
tine. The Nonsuch left the latter place
on the 9Th inst. The troops under conn
mand of Col. Bntler, were at Amelia,
and were abou, to proceed for St. Au-
gustilic.
1 lie Hornet sIoop of war left Havana
on the 30th OF May for Pensacola, We
are happy TO state,that Capt. Reid was
nearly restored to health. =
The officers and crew Of the Nonsuch
are all in good health.
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SHIPPING LIST.
PORT Or NrWPORT.
ENpERER.

ENTERED,
Brig Juno, Smph. Havana
CLEARED,
Schooner Elizs, Philips, N;wSern, N {.
DO. Ann, Browneil, Richmond brig Lydia
and Margaret, Gieehe, SUI, inan, slcpp Ma
~ Westcu',, Albany brig May, Dennis.
Hsyana.
Friday Jnne 22-h .nred (,cwed in ty tho
Cutie; Visiian,, Csp,. Cshoone,) big Juno,
Smih, Is lays from Havana, with Sugars,
bound TO B'is,ol On Wedne sdsy last, tho
Juno wa an ashore on Narrseanset beach,
by the Pilot, in q thick fog, but was got OF
with The toss Of her ruddcr and oher dsmsge,
which caused the brig to leak, snd Is suppos-
cd 10 have wet the lower tier OF sugars.
So'ne day, Schooner Me'ino, Kelly, 2s
days from Trinidad, (Coba) bound to B is'ol.
bug John Sspih for B istoi, and sehr. Galaxy
for Boston, sailed the dey before.
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From Bern,uda The rdi,or of The M
i'onal Advocate acknowledges III" reGeipt Of
regular file OF the bermuda Gazcue 70
The Sd inst. The Governor atd the Honse
ct Assembly stiii continue at variance with
caeh Other; DOR is there AIRY srp.s.4~ess
hem tho hie tone which both bsve ssscMeey
ofafscoDcilialion soon taking piece.
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..4ec * tx .sT~E -

2He iare Lieu,. Xt1EGe.--We understand
that the swo'd which the late gallant Lieut..
TRirrz wrcsted from the com,nandcr Of a
] Tipofian vessel which he boarded, IN the
aifiir OF I'ripoli ia 1904, has bceo received
from one OF bis frieods, end deposited among
the trophies OF the Navy Department..
Lieut. Trippe, it will be remembered,
jumped on boa, d the Tripolitao, followed ty
Midsbipmap John ID Henley and nine meo,
otter which his gun boat fell of, leaving him
exposed 10 the Attacks Of ,hiry elk Tripoli-
tpns.--" rnaugh al fest" says the histofisn
(" the victory seemed doub full, yet in few
minutes The Tripoiiisns were sabdued.
Fourteen OF them were killed and twenty-five
taken prisoners, seven of ias latter severely
wounded Lieut.. Trippe received eleven ss-
ore wounds, so,ne of them dangerous. The
blade OF bis sword bending, he closed with
his au,ac onist and bo,b fell. In the struggIe
Lieut., Trippe wrested the swo,d d from hinb
aud stabbed him to the heart"
|, Is gratifying to know, that this memori-
al OF one OF the mos, gallant actions, aud gal.
liant spi'it. Of our eaiy little Navy, is placed
where we hope twill long DC preserved.
Max hsseL
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Z.
Cire.07 srantioi EpldeDce. I'VE have
hastily ran over pamphlet, Bearing this title,
containing a nsrri,ive Of tho case of the
State Of Maryland agains, Berger, tried at the
Baltimore Ci,y court in February lest. The
charge was stealing sbout s 1000 from Ame.
La Msyurel, the prosceu.rix. Oor present
object Is merely TO recommend 10 those of
our readers, who ore lia5io to serve as jury.
men who act under the weight Of moral
sanctions; who feel the swsal responsibility
of an oath, that sdsm snliue chain, which
binds ,be integrity Of man 70 the ,htone OF
cteroai justice !" TO procure and reed this
pampnle,---and to pause well, when called on
to decide on that momeutous question, tho
gui', or innocence Of follow being.
On nresEmh'ivs evidence was this unfortu.
os,e man accused sod found gu'lty Of 90 Of
fence sipcc keown and dasknsv!sdset 70 hare
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" IIII5MNo NV EKo CIc'K,
In the Senate, read the same doy, and con.
Cured, BY order, HENRY BOWEN Sec.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-11-10

yiae Founder OF orr religion iuculca.
ed rs ufdaily obi,gat,on;-tha, Of ta-
KING up the cross. In so doing, he
would reap a rich harvest Of re ward.
which can never be enjoyed by him,
who, with agitated, anxious feelings.
aud reckless Of Consequences, bursues
with avidity the glitterins phantom of
gain, over the sacred enclosures Of his
neighbsr. What must be The opin.
ions cherished by the nnsuspectins
farmers and mil!ers of those Of our eli :.
izens who have, it is said. been scour-
ing the country, with no other o0lec,
than 10 advance their p.cuniary ini e..
ests by taking advantage ofthe iguo.
rance OF others Many of the former
have probably been induced by un fair
representations, to dispose of their en-.
tire crop, the fruit Of all their toll aud
soiicitude at a low price, while their
necessities are such, that they are
those, above all others, who should
profit by any advance of price. We
should remember that money is pro-
nounced by the highest authority, to
be the root of all EVILS NOT THE
CHIEF GOOD; and when thus acquired,
VIII not be likely to wear we'll. - I'm
Tnheritance may be gotten hastily at
Me first beginning but Tie end there
81 shalt not be blessed" would ap.
peal t" all those who have thus profit
ed by the credulity of such as these,
whether their pecuniary petty gains
Will fully compensate for the absence
OF setf-apprubation ? This may be
consider d by some, rs weak ana sill,
sernoniziuS. to which it would be die
to iisien; but they should reeoilect THAI
there is also possibility OF its beias
the troth, IN which they ere yilaliy in
crested. e.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-11-10

To the Editor Of tie Louisiana Cazeae.
New Orleans, Oct. 8.
n Sir: You have Enclosed the copy Of
- paper, which by the agency Of a
lend we transmitted to the editor Of
<he Gazette, at Pensacola, the Sd inst.
when we embarked 10 the vessel now
arrived IN this port. We request YOU
to give vt an insertion in your newspa-
per and we assure you that, as soon
as our particular ayocatlops will per.
NIT, an exact relation Of The facts pro.
missed by US, shall be put iuto your
hands, IN order TO remove, if possible.
the depiorable impression which they
have received WHO know not the real
truth Of things.
We have the honor to be, &c.
dS'gned 6y tie aforementioned Spanish
OGcsrs.l
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-11-10
[Frons The Franklin Gazette, of NOp. 2 !
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

l.
Liverpool letters to the 20lh uf September,
aud lew scattering papers 10 the i7th, haze
been received IN y. York by the Orion. The
letters speak inure iavorab.y OF The mark els
ior hoUI than The statements which we yss
terday extracted from the New York Jour.
GALS, but not so favorsbiy as TO Justify tn.
Price, given for that article in our seapor,s
Immediately after The Arrival Of the Hercu.
les. Brce j Wa,kios, oil Liverpool, write
IN the 18th Ut September, "that every article
III corn KIND and flour has been sought after
with great eaSerness, ano bought at con
siderable advance. This rather unexpected
cnanse Is at course attributable to the wes
liner ios the last hive Ur ELK DAYS, from which
the crops must have Suffered much. At The
corn exchange to.day we never saw better
attendance OF Country dealers as we'll as spe
culator.. The sales wsre consio cradle, bu
short OF what they might have been had the
appearances IT The 1Oe0ther not been mo, e
JaDora6lc during tie hours Of ,market''-
they quote sweet American flour in bond
at SO shiings ; sour American flour, free,
AZ to 40 shiiilngs foreign whea, 2 20 q .hli.
lings and 3 pence. Rathbone & Hodg son
write an the 2Oih of September, that ..the
prices OF Hour and wheat are now unsettled, %
ou' they had previously advanced, Philadei.
phia flour in bond being held a, 81 to 81 shiI
',nss per barrel, and 81 .hiiiinss paid for
sour. Another letter OF the same date tells
Inc American merchants, that if it should
reach hem before the accounts by the Her.
cuies, '',hey need not hesitste 20 buy flour
freely a, six dollars" This price, upon the
Whole, would appear to be as high a., under
the present advices, ought to be given here.
Cotton continued steaiy, with reguiar bu,
! not brisk demand" Other articles remained
as before.
The king of England had returned TO Lon.
don. The squadron which conveye, him
from Ireland was met by severe gale, which
compelled him to land at nj ltord Haven, and
to travel by land to his CAPITAL. Prior to
leaving Dublin, he distributed 400 pound.
sterling OF tie peoples money among variou:
charitable Institutions. lie receives the ere.
dit for all thi. charity, but Tie people pau the
| piper. a cripple, named 80 BrieD, who came
from the mouth Of the Shannon to Dublin
IN l.iiliputian boat, made by himself, re.
ceived from the king ten sovereigns, and a.
rDach provisions of all kinds as his little bark
! could carry, after the king had witnessed the
ski!iul management of bis little bark, amids
| the crowd OF vesseIs,''
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-11-10

The following interesting Information will
DC highly gratifying to every good citizen
while the trsnsac,ion, wheihet considered in
reference to its valuable consequene. 10 soc;s.
~, or the gallant manner in which it was
performed, will plant en- unfa.. ing laurel on
the brow Of the meretorious Capt. Kearney.
Fed. Caz.
Norfolk, Nov. s.,
THE U. S. BRIG ENTERPRiZE SAFE.
dnd TN lack!
Yesterday morning arrived In Hampton
Roads, the Packet Schooner Harvest, Capt.
Emery, 10 the very short passage of So hours
from Charleston. Capt. l.. has politely
handed US tue Charleston City Gazette, of
Tuesday and "Wednesday last, from which
we copy The following highly gratifying intel
iisence of the safety of the U. 5. Brig Enter
prize, CaP.. kearney, reported to have been
ios',) and of her having CAPTURED A PI.
RATiCAL FLEET, and recaplured q val
liable ship, their prize Herald.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-11-10
For Rent

NOHN RUST has consider AbIs
- quantity of FLOUR in the Island
Ford Mill, occupied BY John Newman.
Esq. which he will exchange for Mer-
charitable wheat, to be delivered at said
Mill on the receipt Of the Flour, which
is ready for delivery. Apply to said
Newman. November an
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-11-10
S3O,OOOl
S,O52 Prizes.
16,948 Blanks.
Ss50,ooo

$4,000 Tickets.
= Prizes and Blanks to be drawn.
Prizes to be deposited tn the rOheei as
J6iloUs:
i prize of S2.500 put into the wheel
when 1000 tickets arc drawn; 81 of
$4,000 when 10000 are drawn 1 of
$4,000 when $4,000 are drawn / of
$4,000 when II 900 are drawn of
$4,000 when 10000 arc drawn. All
other prizes floating from the COM
mcecement of the drawing.
Whole tickets Sl5 90 Quarters 9 IS
Halves G SO Eighths 62
For sale in a variety of numbers at
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CnARLEsToN,. Der. 81.
Pleasing Intelligence.
CAPTURE Or THE PIRATES


CAPTURE or THE PIRATES
by the schr. Mary Ann, capt. Hillard, ar
rived yesterday, we received HAVANA pa
per of the 9th inst. from which we have
translated the following pleasing article:-
..1e HAVANA, Ger. II.
ARRIVED from Liverpool. the American
ship Lucies, capt. Misroon. On the 10TH.
TVS vessel was taken POSSESSION Ut by the III.
nous pirates WHO cruise off Cape ST. Auto
MO, and Us these picaroons were about plum
dering her, the U. 5. brig Enterprise, fo,tu-
nately hoTe IN sight, and succeeded IN cap.
turing the piraiicsl fleet. consisting of four
schooneIs and one siocp. The sea robbers
had the audscity 10 hoi.. the red flag. Bes
sides the vessels captured, there was an o.
pen boat attached 10 the same gang, which
effected her escape. The prizes have been
sent to q harleston, where the crews will be
tried, The ship was brought 10 by mid.
saipmau OF saiu y. 5. brig.
We have been horror strucl, by the de
predations and piracies lately committed by
these buccaneers, aud we congratulate tue
mercantile world on the Capture of those un.
Princip!ed men, the more particularly, Il. by
their apprehension, important discoveries
VIII be made, 10y which we viii fad out whu
are their companions, who are their protect.
ors, and 10y WHOM fitted out; together with
other addressing ioioSmation -
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-11-10

London paper says, ''the three Dspu.
tieS who have been elected at Madeira under
The new constitution, had sailed for Lisbon.
snd carried with them the remonstrances of
me people sgaInst the enos NOUS duties i'm
posed by the United Ststes on Madeira
vines. II was supposed tina, countetvail-
ing outy would be laid % certain articles,
The produce Of the United Ststa.-NaL mi.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-11-10

Freishis have become more brisk to
foreign ports AID to thu south. than
they were six weeks since. Freisbis
TO liverpool, particularly, are taken
ut higher rates. On the fst of Oeto-
Der there were Il vessels loading for
Liverpool, and at this time there are
but fve.-.E. I. Dai .Gdr.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-11-10

Nour.-It is slated in the Boston Dai,v
Advertiser of last Tuesday, the, welve bun.
dred barrels OF Alexandria FIour ,vas .old
the day before by auction at 81 so, psr,
Tor sx ."rtation. Baltimore best .upertine
was held at SIS.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-11-10

Ertracto a letter from Bordeaux Sept IL
Is Rice gnes OH slowly, wheat being
this year abundant aud cheap with us:
Hour 20 francs; Curoiiaa rice 20 to 81
francs. plenty"
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-11-10

Franklin & Minturn sold 500 barrels
superline i'nur this 'lay a. 81 0s cents
cash. La the Richmond prices current.
Oct. 20, wheat If quoted at 81 30 cents
per bnshei At Wilmington, Della.
ware, Hour is qno;ed at S. per Dol.
and wheat at 81 81 sni s, So cents.
Cotton at Richmond 40 % f6 cents.
W.. Com, .3dr.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-11-10

The officers Of the United States
Navy on the Philadelpiia station have
resolved 10 erect . usonuueut 10 the
memory of the late Commodore Muir
ray,--ltid,