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Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-01-29
FROM ENGLAND.

BY way of Charleston, we have re-
ceived intelligence from London to the
18Th, and from Liverpool to the 18th of
November, FIVE days later than the ad-
vices by the Hind, via New York.
The most prominent article Of news
they afford US, is the reiterated report
that war has commenced between Russia
and Turkey "a Paris article of the 10th
ult, states, on the authority ofletters from
Marseilles and Strasburg, that hos,iities
had actually commenced on the Pruth.
But in contradiction to this, the London
Courier Of the 18th, (our latest paper
asserts that at the latest dates from ST.
Petersburgh, there was not the least APP
prebension of a rupture with the Turks
The King of Great Britain reached
London, from the continent, on the 9Th
nit. He was eleven days on his Journey
from Hanover to Calais.-The papers
abound in particu!ars--he took Cassel,
Coblenls, Cologne, I.iege, Brussels aud
Client, in his way. He crossed over
from Calais to Ramsg ate--had the wind
been favorable, it was his maicsty's in
ten'ion to have assembled the river
Thames, and landed a, Greenwich.
The disturbances ID Ireland continue
without intermission. 1--WE regret to
say, (says the Dublin Journar that in
subonlination and outrages still continue
TO disgrace the countryside counties OF
Limerick and Cork, in particular, pre-
sent melancholy scene oi dlsorganiza-
ton" Several detachments Of troops
from England, had either arrived in Ire
land, or were on their way to tha: coun-
try la
Gen. Bertrand had arrived at Paris
he lives retired, seldom sees any one ex-
cept his family and few friends. An
ordinance of the king had been promul-
gated, unsolicited, repeating his sentence,
far eontumqce, and re-instasing him in
his rank and horrors it was highly APP
proved of by all.
Accounts from Barcelona tc the 2ssh
OCTOBER, represent the fever as rapidly
declining. The cannon was fred at
Barcelonetta on that day, in consequence
of there having been no death or new
case announced. One Of the French
Doctors { 11a-et sent 10 investigate the
causes of the disease, had died at Bar
celona; the others, three in number, had
escaped the con,agion.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-01-29
BUENOS AYDES.
PHILADELPHIA, DEC. 81

PHILADELPHIA, DEC. u.
We have received some letters ant.
papers from Duenos Ares, some 10 the
10th October. The Government Ga
zette contains copy OF all oii,c ia paper,
being the credential letter of portu-
guese Charge des .Ifaires, addressed to
the Governor the republic OF La Plata,
wherein that government is notified OF the
acknowledgement ofile independence OF
that state, and of the other states OF South
America, which have established gov
ernments, and are recognized by the
several people.
The affairs of Buenos hyres were We
~ prosperous, and the public affairs con-
Quoted with sasacity, moderation, and
liberality.
Military operations had entirely ceas-
ed, in consequence Ola decisive and san
culinary action which took place between
the followers of the unfortunate general
Joschh Miguel Carrera, ard the army of
the province of Mendoza. The action
took place the latter end Of August, the
rallying word of Carrera was victory and
cxtormina,ion--and SO desperate was the
conflict that not one man oI tl.o troops
under Carrera suryiycG--excep,;n ing him
self and some officers who were made
prisoners, only to be made signal exam
pies of--they were shot in the great
square of Mendoza, few days after the
battle. The Whole of South America,
with the exception OF a few Of the pro-
vinces in the Upper Andes, where the
disatlectcd had retired, but whose num-
bcrs are neither organized nor sormida-
bic, was in quiet.
In Ell .ArSos Of Buenos Ayres of 18th
of September, we find j, stated--.s some
days ago Don Manuel Moreno arrivcdin
this city, from the United States Of North
America. He is the brother OF the first
Secretary of the Provisional Junta Of
1910, and had resided in the northern re-
public about FIVE years, improving his
knowledge and pro6ting by the expe-
riencc Of that interesting republic. Do
ring the last months Of his residence in
that country, he was ja;tac he'd to the agent
of the Colombian Republic, as his Sc
cretary, and it is said he brings with him
very important information" Aurora.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-01-29
COUNTY MEETING.

eFs The citizens of Madison county
who feel disposed to second the views
and objects of the Agricultural Society
Of the state ofillinois, are requested to
meet a, the courthouse in Edwardsville,
at twelve o'clock, on Saturday the ninth
day Of February, for the. purpose Of
taking into consideration the cxpedicncy
of forming a county society FOR the pro-
lna,icn of agricultural Improvements,
and Increase O. iQmesfic manufactures.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-01-29
From the philadelphia Aurora.
MEXICO INDEPENDENT.

We have been so fortunate to obtain,
through respectable channel, some i'm
portant information from Mexico-pri-
vate letters and several printed docu-
ments Of great interest, Of which how
ever, we can give only an outline. The
general tenor OF these advices is of such
temper as M, st be grateful to every
friend Of freedom, and the great family
Of the neqo World, but the details would
Of themselves form book.
The following extracts we make from
the original letter, dated
Merico, SEPT. 8, 1921.
"The general { Nurbiae) entered
this city yesterday. at the head of 10000
men. The provisional junta is now as
sembled, and a regency will be formed
in the course ola few days. Every thing
is perfectly quiet, and every prospect OF
its remaining 50. Isend you some pub
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-01-29

Let Us pcrscvcrc IL the wise measures
to which such prosaerous results must
be attributed; let US P~rsevere in that
unity of views which has eaiciously
defeated the vigilance, and restrained the
last efforts Of the spirit of trouble and
disorder.
In this the repose of Europe is not
less interested than ours. It is thus all
generous sentiments will be developed,
with which know your hearts abound,
and that you will establish, upon the
gratitude, the love, and the respect of
my subjects the Throne which protects
the liberties OF all.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-01-29
DOME YIC.
YINcENNEs, JANUARY %.

FINcENEES, JANUARY ~.
We are Informed that on the 1913
inst aparty of citizens residing In Law
renee county, Illinois, who have for tho
punishment OF clandestine offences, and
the safety of the public veal, assumed
the name of" Regulators" started out in
pursuit of certain swindlers, counter.
letters and outlaws, who have fora long
time infested their neighborhood, and
respecting whom they had received some
intormation--aiter travelling through .
wilderness near 70 miles from the settle
ment, in north west direction, they
espied small hut, almost obscured from
view by bushes and brambles. On en-
tering this cabin they found one object
oftheir search, man named Uit!iams;
he was surrounded by sci of hack
smiths tools, and bellows, ali in COM
plete order. On taking Williams into
custody he informed them where the
moulds, stamp, and other utensils, with
some metal flied, and some in body, Of
different kinds, were secreted, with all
the materials used by his employers for
coming base money, and altering bs!sx
notes. He also stated that William
Norton, - Fletcher, Cornelius Fay
lor, and Matthias HoI,enLack, were part
ncrs in the establishment, and that he
was merely employed to hunt tor their
sustenance. On this information Of Will
liams, Iollenback was apprehended, and
after being committed by Esqr. Ander-
son, oi that county, 10 the care Of a guard
(there being no county jaiD he found
means to escape. The other partners
implicated are absent, and not expected
TO return 10 their late home for some
time. ipesteYn Sun.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-01-29
FRANKFORT, (Ky.) DEC. ~.
COMMON SCHOOLS.

BY on passsdb the last session Of the
general assembly, VIM. T. Barry, lieu
tenant governor, David White, If. and
VIM. +. Roper, members of the senate,
David R. Murray, John Pope and r.
Witherspoon, members of the house
of representatives., were appointed COM
missioners to collect information and re-
port to the next general assembly, plan
for a system of common Schools. suited
the wants and circumstances of Ken
lucky.
On Thursday evening. Nscemher he
meeting in the senate chamber. Wm.
I. Barry was unanimously chosen cEair-
man, and Amos Kendall, secretary.
Measures were adopted to procure all
necessary information as well in relation
to the systems which have been adopted
by other states, as the situation OF acade-
mics and schools in our own state, and
the most practicable mode CT rendering
Common Education accessible 10 the
most humble of the rising generation.
A plan will shortly be maturcd and
published, which will afford every pa
triotic citizen the means Of communicate
ing important facts to the commissioners,
and thereby aiding them in the perform
ancc OF those benevolent, but arduous
duties which have been assigned to them
by the representatives of the people.
" ArgUs.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-01-29
WASHINGTON. JANUARY 5.
FOURTH CENSUS

Cyhe Peohie Of The United States.
Not being able at present to find room
for the whole table of recapitulation of
the results Of the fourth, enumeration Of
the people Of the United States, we anti
cipate ii, in order to crafty the curiosity
Of our readers, by publishing the follow
ing aggregates and Grand Total. The
whole table Shall be published in day
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-01-29
Grand total,

ETHAN A. Brown, Governor Of Ohio,
has been elected by the legislature, a
Senator of the United States, to fill the
vacancy occasioncd by the death of W,
A. Trimblc.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-01-29

and let ME return TO the tender embraces
of my beloved family, desiring no more,
than that you will occasionally remember
with esteem,
Your friend,
YTURBIDE.
Merico, eth Seht. 1921.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-06-13
Earthen Ware, China and
Class

GlaSS.
HUGH SMITH eco have Just reeei.
Lived by the ship Wilbelmina, from Ii
verpooi, q large supply, which gives them
Q general assortment, for sale as low a. to
be bad in the northern cities.
They have also, and intend keeping FOX
sale, an assortment Of
Stone Wore.
Also-pipes in boxes of 8 and 4 Gro ea !
Window glass in do 8 by ~ and 10 byte
Demijohns, 8 and gallons.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-06-13
s Office of the Asst Com. Of Sub.

Fort Washington, May 81.
GEALED proposals will be received at
= this office until the goth June for fur
nshng the troops and laborers at this-post
with fresh Beet for one year commencing
on the Ist of July, 1929 The beet TO be
of good and wholesome quality, ana fur,
nished in quarters when the quantity VIII
allow, when less than quarter ls required
an equal proportion of LIST Cd and Sd qua.
lilies. Tie contractor 10 deliver the peel
at the post twice in each week, in such
quantities as shall be directed by the AS
sistant Comnssary, until the weather is
sufficiently cool to allow of drawing two
days beef at once, when the contractor
will be required to deliver it only once 10
each week. Good and sufficient security
will be required for the performance OF the
contract
THOMAS CHILDs,
may 81 1t. y .qss't Con-. Sub,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-06-13
Notice.
Roo,o. onth Anil 1900
BOWDITCH'S

DRACilCAL NAVIGATOR, 9th edi-
Il ton,
American coast pilot, 10th edition.
Nautical almanacs for 1822-23-24.
A general assortment of charts
Day &. night telescopes, from DIG to.25
The L**** Family at Washington,
or winter in the Metropolis.
A large supply Of the school Books in
general use, country merchants, acade
mics and schools supplied at the Philadel
phia wholesale prices.
French & American paper hangings, &
borders, of new patterns, Just received
and for sale by A. 7. KENNEDY,
may IS
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-06-13
State of MARYLAND,

Charles County to T,f.
r HEREBY certify that Judson Richard
SON, Of said county, brought before
The subscriber, justice of the Peace in
and for said county, as stray trespassing
s ~ on his enclosure, a dark bay
sys mare, supposed to be about 8
A years old, Isl hands high. and
,nal4sN.has several warts on her ears,
and about the upper part OF her head; the
left hind foot white. long tail, tro:s and
sall0ps, aud has been worked in geer,
Given under my hand and seal, this 9th
day Of May, 1929.
The owner Of the above described pro.
perry, is desired to come forward, prove
property, pay charges and take her away.
JUDSON RICHARDSON,
may Is law3w
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-06-13
10 Rent.

&%A The 3 story brick house a the
EssH Corner OF Duke and Washington
Esss; streets, lately occupied by MIR. A.
sLSSss5t exander. For terms apply to the
81 Si.''neT, or IN bis absence TO Mr.. Samu
n,sr. JOAN LLOYD,
$swtf
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-06-13
Removal.
JOHN SUTER, 6 co.

Coach 8 Harness MAKER,
ID ESPECTFULLY informs the public
II that he has removed his shop to the
new brick building on Pitt street between
King and Cameron streets, in the rear OF
the City Hotel; where he is prepared TO
execute any orders in his line OF business,
in the best manner and at the shortest no.
tice. He has OH hand first rate
Coachee and Gigs,
for sale. He ia determined to pay the
strictest attention to his business, and bis
charges will be moderate
iune 8 -5.Stt-s
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-06-13
For Sale,
To Rent.

k.ns The subscriber wishes to rent
mB tor one or more years, bis wharf &
IEk warehouse. The warehouse is 3
aScstories high, fire proof, and having
every Convenience for an extensive bust
ness. The wharf is lilo feet in length and
~ IN breadth, and has water of sufficient
depth for the largest vessels.
JONAH THOMPSON.
march go co
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-06-13
To Rent,

MA The house lately occupied by
HssH HIM. Wood at the corner OF King
Ssss and Pitt streets, the situation IS
,nss No. Pleasant and healthy, the house
ni s.'ous and airy. In few days the pre-
o,,, es De put in complete repair. For
F4'uculaTs enquire of
may 10,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-06-13
"a. G. Cazenoye & Co.

- ~sss'OoVssVVvS y W.
.HAVE for sale, on accommodating
81 II terms,
Young dyson and gunpowder tea, cargo
Of ship Panther, imported last month;
Prime retailing molasses
N. p. rum, Jamaica do.
Whiskey, gin, and sugar
Finest old madeira + port wins.
Gut mails & brads ed to 4Gd inclusive
Dupont's gunpowder
Baltimore window glass
Spanish segars, yellow soap
Sperm, mould, and dipt candles
with azpry extensive stock Of American,
Europe3n, and India piece goods.
NAV rs
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-06-13
Charles Bennett.

Charles Bennett,
HAS received and offers for sale By
IL wholesale,
s cases Irish linens, remarkably CD zap
] do 81 7-48-4 81 &-l0.4 diaper and
damask
Cd corded and colored muslins
Cambria muslins, Of various qualities
London gihghams, null null musIins
Russia and Irish shsetings
Flag Bandanna hhdkfs. very sup qlt'y.
Hirsts Black, and navy blue Imperial
Saxon cloth
Seine and sewing Irvine,
Patent shoe and coioured threads
Gentlemen's doeskin and Beaver gloves
may 4 Iaw6w
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-23
Translated for he Fedora, Republican from
the Caracas Iris of the 14:h January.
PANAMA lNDEPENDENr.

PANAMA INDEPENDENT
In an official communication OF the governs
nent Of Mlrscsibo, addressed 30 his excelIen-
cy the in'end,nl OF Venezuela, dated 24,h
Dec The following information is introduced
which was communicated TO him by the GO
vernon Of Santa Martha, on the 18TH Of the
same month.
at 5 O'Clock in the moraing of this day,
we have received BY way If Carthagens, he
agreeable information, HAT he Is,bmus of Pa
mama has declared It's Independence, by the
free vote nf rs inhabitants. Gen Cruz Muir
6-1n embarked al 9nsna, IN order, IN Combi-
ma 700 V NIB the Spanish func 'iHnaries, who
govern az Otto, 10 attack Guayaqull. The
inhabitants Of the viSini'y of the city of Pana
ma availed themselves at this moment. f. sig
nifty TO the authorities, That they would not
pass under the Spanish Dominion. Gel T..
Fabr e, vino AZ the tine was governor invi-
ted committee on The 20'h al of The nota.
bles, in which i; was decided, that al the in
habi ants should send deputy, who should
express her Wish apon the government which
ought t" be established but thus intention
VISA NOT re iized, because on th. % h., the in
habrant7 o! Pansma, nf themselves, declared
Eheir 'ndrpendence, witch to-k Place At Por-
10 Bsilo, on the 5.h current. This ifnpor.
tant AID memorable event is vruched by let
'ers from 2 70 B-Ilo, transmitted to Cartha-
gena ~ nc ship OF war 81 his BcItsnnic ma
lcs s., which arrived on the 11'h current at
81, h. aid tie "a sengers who came IN her,
co firm 81. The winds prevented the ship
from returning to Porto q. 10, 20 receive the
packages bich were addressed by the new
authorities 70 his exceilency the Liberator
Pr" .deot
lbs PIP rent Inconsistencies, perhaps, to
b eAPiair q, by suppOsing hat on The Is h
The declaration pf independence was agreed
uPol, an thai on tie 81, Il was prorisis7ed.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-23

CONGRESS.-On Monday, the Senate,
the judiciary committee reported the spuor|.
tionment bill from tie other house, with an
amendment fixing the ratio of representation
at 42,C00
Ia the house &C Representatives, on motion
OF Mr.. TRImBi.E, the house agreed to con-
sder the joint resoiu ion by HIM submit ted
some days since. relative to the recognition Of
the independent governments of Souih A.
merica, for The purpose os bsving The same
referred to a committee OF the whole on the
state ofIhe unioD, and it was referred accor-
DINGHY.
The engrnssed resolution directing d.
gest to be made and printed of the returns OF
the census of manufactures. was read third
time, passed, aad sent TO The senate fer con,
curreDce. The bill from the senate author
isng the transfer of certain certificates Of tte
funded debt of the United States, was read
the third time and passed
The house then again took up the bill 10 es-
tabish uniform systen Of Bankruptcy
MIR. BEMPHILL addressed the house in op-
position 10 the motion 30 strike out the first
section OF The bill, in speech Of about an
hour, and was followed b, Mr.: GOLDEN or
the other side. MIR Mitchell oC South Car.
dina To'e and iutimaIed hi, intention TO
speak, hotit being Iase, the house adjourn.
Cd Franklin CuzeHe.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-23

'ne state Rave 70 conBegicn Win the Rie,,-
Inori merket-or that il can be done e roupi,
the agency OF the members of the Assembly
from re different counties without ccnsi
dering that the Assembly meets but once |.
year and that the business often, aud mostly.
IS OF character which will rot admit of thai
deisy; aud without considering farther. that
1T our Delegates are capabie III d;.cbarsips
The public duties iBtrus,ed to them. which
we ought always to presume, they oushi-es.
TO have their time directed from that TO the
attention OF the private business Of their
ne'ghbors and frieDds-but ought TO he left az
liberty to discharge those public duties. with
oil pracucabe expedition and zeal so es to
rave 10 tue e'a'e The enormous expence of
long, dronish, and drow.y sessions.
Again, it is said that business NAV be done
10y means OF letters written by some aconsip.
tsnce here, toa correspondent or f1ieno os
tha, acquaintance in Richmond But .veru
one knows the danger of en,rusIing businees
Of Importance to the agency If others, VIII,
feel no real interest in it. Besides, therei a
strong objection TO this mode, arising, as wei,
from the great risque of entrusting importan.
papers to carriage by mail, as from IN.
great difficulty, at all time,. of obtsip,op
sIch speedy aod regular information resp.ct.
Ing your business As may enable you propefly
to attend to it.
IL Is an old sdage, and its CORRECTNESS, il
proved by experience, ''lf YOU wish yorr
business done (shat is dose any how, or as
all eVents) employ an agent; but if YOU ex.
psc' and wish IL 10 be carefully and xpeu
done, attend to il your.elf''-and / can SEC
no good reason why this privilege should no.
In TINS case, as IN oil ether-, De more rooaljv
Afforded, by removal of the seat of govern.
meat to some more central point
A WESTERN ViRGINIAN
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-23
Extract Of a fensr from gentleman ia.

6rfrdct OF letter from gentleman i,s
ono dated January 2Sth 1922, formeyly
a member Of congress, to has friend in
this city.
Who DO you talk of at Washington a, a
Candidate for the next president We talk
ana That TOO pretty loud, ana almos, unani.
mously, In tavor of a Western president. -
Mr. Clay is very popular at Co.umbu, gen .
tiemen from every part OF the state, give him
aecidea preference, and speak freely in ia .
VoT OF his pretensions for that Office A
fomination, however, at this early period. |
should suppose would be prem,ture-indeed
am OF opinion that it would ieopardise the
election of any person oominaied''
t!VaS6. City Gaz.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-23

From tie ~ ! Mercantile Hdp of FEB II.
Ca, Shee.. from AK Cages. which place
he ief. on n p h oft Informs that tn troops
ia : ma Tched from that quarter for the city
or st. D"niirgo, win President Boyer al
their head Il was expected there would be
ne open ofpsslfico TO the establishment of
th= G.ycen gcrerrr7e"! in III. latter place
The wane population vas DESTROYS of being
attached to the Colupbian Government, but
as that power hid no foFce on The spot TO
prntec. them; they would not be sbe 10 resist
tie wi:h"' or the coIofed majority, especiaiy
wher supported By the army a. EUy,r II
R"y 'lisinns arise ffom Ills movement, it
viii plnh#hiy b. between President Bolivar,
and the Hsytien Chief.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-23
rNow ruE cn4R11sroS nERcrRr. FEB. Q

Letters from Havana OF the path ulijn o,
received by the Catherine represent ilS.
whole coast Of Cuba as bIocksded by Pira,
cal picaroons. Tie intercourse between Hs'
vana and Mstanzas IS rendered precarlDus ard
dangerous by them. a Spanish -, two gun
briggs, and sIOop Of war. were in Havana,
bound TO Europe with great value in specie
on board. said to the amount of SIX millions 1t
dollars. 1t was university thought 'bst This
would be the last money hat SPAN would re
cci,e from Mexico, The revolution in that
country being considered as complete. TIVE
Pstriot cruisers were On - ilavana, wher
TIC Catherine ssil,d.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-23

Ertrdct Of a letter from an american gen
Hemdn at Paris, dated Dec q.
:, mr: Neuvi'es friends are in power. and
mere, he would be Minister OF the Marine, ,
Inc only ;Hteiligt nee frem Turkey i. in
a,e"er from rrInce Met,ernich at Vienna,
wno' @i'hnat othcIal intelligence, is of opiu-
Ion that the report of the Re, olution in ca.
stantInopis is true, and 1t is feared the ambas
ssdors have fallen"
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-23

The schooner Dociile brings accounts to
The I'D ult. The troops Of president Boyer
bad marched to take possession of The city Of
ST. Domingo; and another force was organs
zed to proceed to Port ou Plat, at the inyi'
latior Of the auhoritie, Of that place, who
have expressed desire TO be united 70 ;aa
Haytien government.
nv 7. Wcr. Adv.