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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-11-26
-''''" Notice.

4NOtGN>CS
THE partnership OF JAMES MCGUIRE
1 SEQ is this day dissolved, by mu.
tual consent All persons having claims
against said fHn, will please hand then
in to either Of the subscribers for payment,
and those indebted are requested 10 make
immediate payment, as longer indulgence
cannot be given. Accounts of long stand
ing, if not adjusted when presented, will
be placed in the hands of proper officer
for collection There is on band al the
yard of the above firm, good assortment
ofjudicious y selected, and well seasoned
LUMBER,
with two or 5000 cypress paiing boards,
and good supply of fresh lime, all Of
which, in order 10 close the concern, viii
be sold al reduced prices for cash
JAMES MCGUIRE
PRESLEY BARKER
nov II ii
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FALL GOODS. I
G. 81. p. Thomson

IIANE received per ships Boston and
IlFair Trader, from Liverpool,
Imperial Saxony cloths and Cassimeres
Fine and super6ne Yorkshire cloths
do do double milled drabs
Pelisse cloths of most fashionable colors
Fancy ribbed, figured and printed Valen-
tia yesting
Fine and super swansdown dc
Saper6De kersey moleskin
Ga stout twiIled fearnoughts
Devonshire kerseys
Booking and draperv baizes
White, red, yellow aud green 6annels
MilIed flaNneIs ?
IA fine and super6ne kidderminster car
peting
So ga &4-4 do venetian do
Imperial wilton and common hearth rugs
3 y 81 point blankets
ga to 1874 rose do
Figured and plain black and coloFed bonn
baZetts
Double tartan plaids and plaid bombazetts
CmcaSsian plalds
Mems, womens, girls and childreps worst
ed hosiery
Ladies' M0har, do.
Fancy undressed prints
SO & Ga cambria muslins
Power loom shfr.ings,
Hollis patent white d colored cotton balls
Buttons, pins, DC. &c.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-11-26
FALL GOODS.
TINE subscribers have just opened q
4 very beautiful assortment OF
DR. r G % u ID s.,

comprising almost every article in that
line, which they will offer 10 their friends
and customers at the most reduced prices
As very particular attention was paid 10
he selection of those goods, they can as
sure the public they are of prime quality:
CONSISTING IN PART OF
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-11-26

~ u ~ - ~ ~
CONSISTING OF
First quality London black & blue cloths
Second do do and fancy coIors
Blue, black and coronationscassimeres
Double milled drab cloths n')
SwansdoWn and Valentia vestings
Ofeskany and blue mixed cassinstts
Rose, point & duffil blankets
Fanneis, white, red, yellow 4 green
MiIed Aannels .Ht
Green r red booking + drapeFy balzes
Flushing and coatings
Blue mixed and Deyousbire Jerseys
Tartan and Circassian plalds
Plain s. figured bomhazets, various colors
Black and colored bombazeens
Women's, girls and chiIdren's black and
colored worsted hose
White and colored halt hose, Lin.ey's
Irish linens. diapers and Hollands
F5-4 and 1914 Flemish and Irish sheetipgs
Merino shawIs, Waterloo do
Cashmere long shawls
Plain and figured black levantines
White figured satin and Gros de Naples
Italian iutstrings. senchew & sarSaH"ltS
Ladies 4 gentlemens plain 4 ribbed silk
hose
Canton and nankip grapes
italian do various coloEs
Fancy calicoes, ginghams
Furniture chintz
Ticklenburgs, burlaps
Domestic shirtings, sheetings, plaids and
stripes
Together with variety of other articles
too numerous to mention; nearly all OF
which have been selected in New York
and Philadelphia, at auction, and are now
offered Tor sale at reduced prices, for cash,
or to punctnal customers.
cot B
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-11-26

Do do DO fancy colours.do
Do do do double mill drab do
Do do do do cassimeres
Swansdown, toilinet T. valentia vestiDgs
Mkt and blue cassinets3
Olive and drab hushings
Indigo, blue and Devonshige kerseys
Mkt 4 drab twilled plains
Green, red and booking baizes
Red, yellow and white hannels
Superior TARTAN and Circasslan plaids
Cords & yelvets; Bennet's patent cord
Merno shawls, neat assortment
Coloured cashmere shawls
Fig'd border'd do do
Fancy cotton shawls and handkerchiets
Irish linens, diapers and hollands
Russia sheetings, doWlas, burlaps
Cotton and worsted hosiery
Black, slate, and worsted do
Lambs wool and Vigona do
Half hose, guernsey frocks and drawers
English black 4. white silk ribbed halt
hose
PLAIN f. fg'd bombazetts various colors
Black & colored bombazeens
Domestic sheetiDgs and shlrflDgs
OO pl AUS " ollIPCo
Fig'd blk silk and eros de Naples
Silk sbawIs and hdkfs
Canton and Nankin grapes
Grape shawls
Italian white, blk & pink grapes
Hat band do do
Fancy calicoes, furniture chintg
"A and Ga cambria nuslns
do do Jsconet do
do do null null do
do do book de
Book muslin hdkfs,
null muslns
Fancy cravats, coPd lutestring, sim
shaws, fancy ribbons
Madras, flag, Bandanna e. Spttlefeld
hdkfs, sewing silks, silk buttons,
Spool floss and sewing cotton In Moss
Knitting and earning do do
Threads, tapes, sc. &c.
With a great variety of other articles too
numerous 10 mention.
JAS. c. & R. BARRY.
ALSO,
Cotton Yarn,
OF all numbers, which they SELF on COM
mission at the Baltimore manufactoTy cash
prices, OF the best quality, and real mum"
beTs. }. y. q II. d:
oct s Ii
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P0ETRY
From De Nese 1foat.iIyI l7Iiogaali,Is for Sept
THE FARMER AND THE COUNSEL


THE FARMER AND THE COUNSEL
LOR.
A Counsel in the Common Pleas,
Who was esteem'a mightywit.
Upon the,sLfefNgthgof a chance bit
Amid thousand fiiPpancies,
And his occasional bad Jokes
In bullying, bansering, browbeating,
Ridiculing and u,altreating
Women or other timid folks,
In late cause resolved to hoax
A clowaish. Yorkshire farmef-one
Who by his uncouth look and gait,
APpear'd expressly meant by Fate
For being quizz'd and play'd upon.
$50 having tipp'd the WINK to those
IN the back rows.
Who kept their laughter bottled down
Until oar wag should draw the cork,
&desmisd jocoselV on the clown,
And went to work.
sWel, Farmer Numscull. how go calves at
York; sattA'ses Fet.@.
sWhv-not, sir. as they do WI You,
But on four legs.instead of two
~OiiiceriA criedthe legal elf,
Piqued at the laugh against himself,
sDo prax keep silence Below there.
Now look at me, clown, attend,
Have not seen you somewhere, flend"-~
-Yees-very Eke-lI often so there
sour rustic's waggIsh---quite laconic,'
The counsel c ried with grin saFdonicS
Il wish I'd know this prodigy,
: This genius Of the clods, when
Oncircuit was at York residing.
Now. Farmer, do for once speak true,
Mind, you're on oath, SO tell me. you
VINO doubtless think Yourself SO clever,
Arether as many. fools as ever
In tho West Riding9
sWhy no, Sir, no, we've got our share,
But aot'so many az when goa were there
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-11-26
Mnscoyado Sugar.

A hogsheads 9 bbls. prime Muscovado SUE
gar, nov landing from the schr. Sally,
from ST. Thomas, and for sale by
: SANGER Mk8hERSMiTH,
SCt 10 III
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-23
DIED.
DIED
In Augusta, Mrs. Hannah, consort Of the Hon. jam

DIED,
In Augusta Mrs Hannah, consort Of the Hon. James
Bridge, aged 40.
y IN marlborough. James Perkins. ESQ. aged IS.
in Woowich, MIR. Robert Reed. aged 80.
In Brunswick. Mr. john Donneil aged rs. and Mrs.
Sarah Donnen, his wife, aged II. They both
deposited Ia one grave the 18th inst.
la oaco. Widow Apphia Snow. aged y, formerly of
Boston. and originally rem Cape Cod.
In Grafton on the 9Th ult. Benjamin Curtis Lathe.
eldest son OF Mr. BENJAMIN Lathe, Jun. promising
and active youth aged 10-Wbile assisting hls father
in feeding the cracker in his gris mill he
perceived BY any and is supposed TO have taken
pole to push the ice over toe dasn & accidentally fell
into the foom 81 tie agitation OF the nr the fah-
Or knew that something had passed under the wheel
aud the window. The horror and CONSERVATION
OF tender and afiectionate parent may better be i'm
agined than Described when he the corpse of his
beloved foatiar down the The child pas
sed under strong reayy under shot wheel the floats
funning within quarter Of an inch from the floor.
The body came under the pressure of two floats; one
Just above the knees AMI the other the breast
The breast aud ribs were broken aud backbone diso-
Gated the thighs broken and shiyered but strange
il may seem the skim Of tie body nor broken.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-23
a LOT fine Demyl
DO : s,s,:: s &c. PAPER,

WHICH Will De sotd cheap.
Ravens Duck-Russia sheehnss and Fine Linens,
- Hds. american Gin, nEh proof and OF
supesior quality,
Is barrels dofae s &c c flee,
100 casks M.iaga Rsisins, fresh AID Of prime
qu.Iity,
100 Kegs Is sort Lard, BOSTON Inspection,
10 chests Y. II. Tee, Canon Packets Cargo
prime tot.
20 ps. bieschec aud half bleached Russia
Sheeting,
A new consignment OF Z Stone JUGS" which
will be sold st he me price and discount as
Al the Pottery, /" Norwich, Connecticut"
Now Aading from sch hecorer. from Netc York
and FOR sale BY A TTWDO q QUINCY.
~ hhds. WsnJward Isia0d RUM, pure and
sweet davoured,
A pleasant House LOT, situated
% Fore Street aud the ives s-rIv corner of High
Street SO feet on Fore and 90 on High Streets.
ALso-90 acres Of prime Land
in the town OF Gorham. half Ut winch is under
good Improvement, and half Wood Land, nov
occupied by Mr.. Butts
For sale 5y ATTWOOD& QUINCY.
No 3, Jones' RoO, Erchangs Sreet-.4pra %
Consignmenis at Wholesale on Lib
sraI Credit.
II ENTUCKY LEAF TOBACCO, frst quail
IN ity-25 Hbds. for sale by
ATWOOD 8 QUINCY.
SPANISH CIGARS loo quarter and whole
Of superior quslity. xes.
An fsan A'ls. oisASs' $50 thousand.
Blu. Pt c.sa,., 20 Reams,
- obls. superior Cherry RUM.
funk consaioing is quality Morocco SKINS.
bales first qaatiiy Cotton SHEETINGS.
20 BOLT8thck DUCK.
bbls- Wslnuts,
40 bags white Cyane Sugar
Casks Of Winter strained Sperm Oil, warranted
pure,
100 boxes Windsor Soap.
| case silk Umbrellas,
Boxes H. Skin \. Hyson & Souchong Tes, prime
Quality,
| IS boxes Roll Birthstone,
| 500 sides Sole Leather.
| ". r. Rum,
Wines,
few pipes old Cosnac Brandy, warranted pure,
CASSIE, go Mats.
cAsK RAIsINs, 4 lot, atMs lo'ssH JMarhs'
BLUE BROADCL0THS, o
English Manufacture. sp'eces 70" priced.
COEDAGE, manufactured By Messrs. r. Graves
20. Boston.
! NJ EW and improved patent and common Cord
age Of all sizes will be constantly Oh hand
and the terms aud price favorable as can be
obtained n fou oIavph hare
100 re0ms Sheafkiag Paper.
quantity ofthe above j. received and may be
| examined at the BRbcK Store, head Of Union
Wharf, Portland, where orders for any qua nifty
or description will be promptly attended 10 by
ATWOOD s QUINCY
JustReceived,
BLOCK TIM
RRIT.rAyta> 4 casks, pr. Sioop AElledgsvflle.
TEAPoTs.
Hyson, Y. ii. II. s. and Sou
chong, Of the following cargoes,
PRIME TEAS, }viz. ships :" Sachem, Canton
Packet. Addison, Augusta and
Eagle"
YELLOW N-4NKfNS-1 100 pieces.
200 bbls- best Strong BEER,
warranted to keep good through The sea-
son. or i will be received back and the mo
ney returned 70 the purchaser.
The above at Private Sale by
ATWOOD & QUINCY.
A The Long Room, No. (, jones' Rotr, ExcHAsGt-
STREET.
0TThe ROOM is open on all days of business
for the reception efproperty intended for prirdss
or public Sale.
<ssC4SH literally advanced on all kinds OF
Merchandise and good securities.
07-Curent Bills Exchanged. Drafts on Bcs
TOP, bought or sold at fair rate.
Premium given for American Gold and Port
land Bills. AFrl %.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-23
Mem Publications.
FoR sALH AT
ISAAC ADAMS BOOKSTORE.

ISAAC ADAMS BOOK STORE,
No. z, ExcHAsGE-SrREEr, PoR rLAxD,
A FOREIGNERS opinion Of Englishmen and
"A English Women English Manners, Morals,
Domestic Lie, Arts and Artists, Literature, Crit
icism, Education, Clergy, Sectarians, Nobility,
Parties, Politics, Laws, LAWYERS, Merchants,
Commerce, Charities, Fashions & Amusemens,
Comprised in a series Of remarks, the result Of
personal observations.
EUROPE, general survey or the present
situation Of the principal powers with coniec-
lures Of their future prospects. BY C,iisH Of
the Unued Sfaf,s.
Loan BYRos's SARDANAPALUS, Tragedy.
Two FoscARI, : Tragedy, aud CArs, Nysfs-
ry
HELEN DE TquRsoN,a Norel By Madam de
Scuza. Tran lated from the French.
OxBFRHY's new Engii.h Drama, in sixty
eight nnmbers.esht Of which are pubishsd--25
Cents number.
AMERICAN COAST PILoT, new edition.
PRACric4L NAVIGATOR, new edition.
NAUTICA ALMANACS, fof 1922 3- 1898.
Bl1nfs nsr Charts Of the American Coasts.
Bahamas, St. Georges Bank, West-lndss- &C.
English's Charts of the West-lndies and Europe.
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
BOOKS AND STATIONARY,
on liberal 4 rms. ---4LSO-
Pomeroy's Metallic Rasors, Straps & Paste.
For sale also BY
WirHERLEY & JARVIS, Castius.
April % 1920. (s 9m
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SHIP IT'S VS..
qPRTY4LS
PORT OF PORTLAND.


THURSDAY. April l8--Ar. schr. Sclcn. John
son. u days from Frederickshurs, Flour. 10
r. Greedy, and others.--April l2th. lat. IS 50,
Ion. - 80. Eel: in with the wreck OF Brig appar-
emily loaded with Provisions. Slaves 4 Head
sng--fuil Of water, fore-mast gone by the deck,
and hanging by the risging-Pzgc, Baiiy,-
Castle, on her stern no person board, and
boats gone-blow.ng fresh, could not take any
thing from her.
FRIDAY-Sloop Messenger. Porter from Boston.
SuNDAI-Bng Milford. Capt. J. Weeks, 50 days
IRON Liverpool. with salt. to Clap 6 Cobb.
Same ddg-Brig Argo. Hood. Is DAYS from Havana.
with nioasses and sugar to knight 4 Famsr. Left
there brgs Hind George. Levant Choate, and Levant
Crockett; Richmond. Caroline. and Cumberland. of
Portland. and Eliza. Boyd. Of Wiscasset. The Argo
was conveyed by the U. S. schr. Shark, Capt Perry.
who paid the sfrictest attention. and afforded every
AGILITY in his power
Same day-Brx Hero. Capt, S. Robinson 10 days
from Point-Pesre. with molasses. 70 J. Hobart.
Lett there. April 1st (hesides those left by Capt Ba-
scn reported in the last Gazcttc) brig Nmrod Alden.
ir Portland IN 40 DAYS; sehrs. Midas. Prenfss. Of
and for Merblehsad unc- when To sail News Higgins.
q Bath. for Boston. in 30 DAYS Olive Branch Cliff
ford. Of Castine nsi as-was dsmassed in lat IS n.
Ion. 50 We Gays from Belfast. Brig Amisble Ne
Rfess. Nou of Norfolk sailed in co.-Apdl Is South
shoa n L. BY n. IS deg. spoke schr Citizen. OF and
HON NewburyPor for Georgetown. days out
CLEaRHNCES
TUESDAY. April l6~-Cl. brig sSordelia. Totman,
VEDNKSDAY-sloopsE Express Knieht. for New
ecrypou-- W ilI,sm. Mcclellan for Petersburg.
IHURspAf-Sloop Milledgville. Knisht. for Bcs-
scn-bfies Pacific. Sawyer. ier Caha--doso. Greedy.
TOT Mafauxes--schr. Nnms Porter dr.
VESSELS SPOKEN
March So lat So long II. brig Ststra Of this port
April 4 o. Scu.h Shc0l dist. 20 leagues. h5g -Four
brorhsrs from Themaston, for Alexandria
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-23

THE subscriber offers for Sale TICKETS and
PARTS in all the Lotteries legally author
lied. and will take in payment Hallowell money
at so per cent, Castine at CD, Wiscasset at 40,
or prize Tickets, two thirds Of the prize money in
the NATIONAL LOTTERY 10 be drawn and
only l2 more drawings. few Shares in II tick
cts divided into 48 shares left. at dollars each.
few do. in 90 tickets divided into 40 shares at
s dollars each. The IL and 20 tickets are all in
the Wheels, the - days drawing.
WILLIAM FRANCIS.
April %.
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NOTICE.

THE wages and effects belonging to the late
= WILLIAM LITTLE, who died from on board
the Brig Enterpr,ze, at ST. Domingo, will be paid
over 10 his relatives or any person authorized 10
receive the same by application to WILLIAM
GORDON, Insrahams' Wharf.
Portland, April %. 1922.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-23
Consignment at Prirale Sale.

~OFtrfe, 6HttHt kt ftLAttL 1dtt.
III USlP and loaf SU GAa and sugar house NO
IL LAS,t.-.
RON me neao SugGS House i.aHufaci az Ports
nssn.ks, n. II.
$500 Tbs. L. SUGAR,
hids. MOLAS-ES,
Just received sn1 Tor sale by ATWOOD G.
QUINCY, Agents Tor ssid Mandatory aud who
Will Contract Ter any quantity "a the above arti-
clcs Tor shipping retailing, at the shortest no
lice, on a reasonable crei,t sni far pfices-
-.4LSU-'
30 !" Ness a.. d.. New York City
SO Prime do. in'pertioa.
70 boxes sperm CANDLES,
800 ar. boxes American Segars,
just received and will be sold cheap,
A few bales Uery prime New Or
leans cor ON
! bale cotn'g 300 yds. yestipgs,
package French Zephyrs,
1 trunk, cont'g $50 pair nankin Pantaloons,
An lnvo.ce Red Bsudannas, striped, Spotted
and Checked Handkerchieis,
White Cravats,
Striped silk Fiorences,
Short Nankins.
80 bbls strong BEER, now landing.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-23
FOR SALE or TO LET.

a FARM situated in Windham near the Meet
~ ing house, being part Of the late homestead
of Paul Little. Esq deceased, containine, sbou,
sixty acres Of excellent LAND, with sri; s1Ar
proportion Of t'lage, moving, r,stnre aud wlod
land, with gond two story HOUSE, two BafnS.
out buildings. large Orchard yielding annually
from thirty 70 forty barrels cf Cider al IN good
order, and fences in COOL repair. Terms may be
known by APPLYING ~
THOMAS 1.I7Tl. r.. IN Esnaaam.
April Is.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-23

SO bbls strong BEER, nov landing.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-23

SUBSCRIBERS, resident in the counties OF
- York Cumberland and Oxford, can receive
the first half Volume by applying st the ofce Of
the Reporter.
April ". 1922
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-23

The Organ. built by MIR Appleton. Of Boston. for
the Rev. Dr. Nichols society in this town, has reach
edits place Of destination. and exhibited on sun.
day last II Is elegant piece of furniture and is
pronounced By lndses to possess very ricn aud deli
caie tones, and altogether be superior Instrument
1t does much credit to the architect who. we under
stand has but lately offered himself candidate fol
public patronage
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-23

TO CORRESPONDENTS
We thank FORTS for his ppetical euson. which shall
appear VA next. We Hope this is the commence
EleAr~fE fsrQsssns sPoadenc4.
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In Fryehurg, Mr. John s. Swan Of Bethel. to Miss
Lydia Il. holt OF lyehurg.
an scsrbofoogh,-hy Rev. T. Lancaster, Deac. Math-
ew Dndn to Mrs. Cleaner Gee.
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HENRY GODD ARD,
No. 5, Union Rosr, Middle Street,
TIAS lately received from England an addition
4 j to complete his previous assortment Of
Hard Hare Shelf Goods.

among which are. an assert ment Of
Cabinet Hare,
Hemmins's Needles-Iron Wire-Cofdn Plates
aud large Steelyards.
.4LSO-From Boston.
Boston and com. z by and 8 by 10 GLASS,
Ames' Shovels-Dung Forks-Hoes,
Philadelphia MILL S4WS-Cross Cult Saws,
Cotton CARDS Of the best manufacture,
Cut Brads aid Taeks-ZiNC or Splitter,
White LEAD dry, and in Oil--French Yellow,
Smaller Paints and OII-BORAX and GLUE,
Philadelphia Harness 4 Skirting LEATHER
Likewise, daily expected,
10 doz. PASSWORDS SCYTHES.
o. Dealers 10 Hard Ware, throughout the
state will probably find il ior their interest 10 call
or send, the above goods viii be sold al prices
averaging as low as in Boston. April % 1922.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-11-09
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

NE p" 1oRh, NOV, ~
The fast sailing ship robert Fulton (of the
fourth line OF Yackets.} arrived yesterday
morning from Liverpool. wheuca she sailed
On tue 24th Of Sept. The Editors of the
Mercantile Advertiser are indebted to Capt
Heidfege for papers of that day, end LONDON
dates to 'hs sveoIng Of the 22d.
LONDON, SUNDAY Ev. Sept, 2e-The
Emperor Alexander arrived at Vienna on the
9Th inst The V.scUnnt Moni merency, Am,
has sdor from The Court of France, hos been
admitted to an audience OF the Emperor of
Austria. aDG hso conferences with the Fore
eIgn Nini.ters. The conferences a. v,enus
sse merely preliminary, snd all impur. ant
deliberations will be postponed until the Sow.
ereigns, OF their diplomatic attendants, As
semble at Terons
We have received BsyoDne papers to the
ilth inst They state, from Spain, that
Quesads, being out flanked BY The Co9stitu.
tIonalists. and forced back to Arragop, had
suffered complete defeat and H. was even
reported shat he had been delivered up by
his own men and shot. The Defenders Of
the Faith were giving way at all points, be.
fore the determined vslor ard sn'husissm Of
the ConsItntionsliSts, and the Government
was acting with spirit AID energy, by pour.
ing TeiDfoTcements into ali the disturbed pro
vinCeI.
TOULON, JULY 81.
The 'qusdron under he command OF Rear
Admiral HsmeIin, sailed 81 o'clock lhi,
ntFDibgs Il consists OF lie olosse, on board
III which the Admiral has hoisted bis flag;
Ls Guerrero. sDdsIAs Ttetis. ftigs,e,; LIE.
cho, cotvette; LIE Minus, schooner This
division will be reinforced by LIE Jan Bart
and LA Syoellr, brigs, from BFesi. It's des.
tinstios is not kDnwD, but il j, believed that
il is to cruize on tho coast of Spain The
Admiral takes the titIs Of Commander Gen.
ersl OF the Naval Force cf his Majesty in the
Mediterranean. II is said that all the Kings
ships in he Levsnt rave orders to come and
reinforce this squadron.
ZANTE, AUG. z.
The combined Turkish feet, consisting Of
line Of battle ships, isis a'es, 'Iocps, end brigs,
in all about thirty sail, passed by this on the
I'd instant, anf are al PRESENT at PatTas.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-11-09

Weni had previously taken all measures to
save the vessels. ammunition and treasures,
belonging both 10 the state and individu Is,
and to protect tie emigration of the citizens,
SO that the capture of that has frustrated The
hopes OF the enemy, who expected to find
'hem party IN his favor The vrSEzoLANo
OF III, 3Oth of September, received TO day
from our excellent correspondent AT Caracas,
remarks that.
The enemy occupying the capital is rot
very advah'ageOusly situsied, on account of
Al! the fortresses st the entrance of the har.
hour being in possession of the Patriots. as
we'll as the banks and the uavigaton of the
lake, and force which remains in Perijs,-
The communication OF the enemy with his
vessels. can only be kept for q short time,
through the road Of La Guayra, which is too
long aud expOsed for active communicate
should our Psrtizan. Colonel Gomez, keen
himself IN his line OF communication.
Without wishing to risk predictions in our
favor, we may, Notwithstanding, observe.
that the position of Morales, such rs it was
on the date of The despatch we mention, IS
not one of the most advantageous, although
the taking OF Maracaibo may not sound well
10 the ears of some His exterior relations,
II they are not intently cut off. are at least
supported by very ex ended line, and he has
placed himself in position at the centre of
the republic. cqu dlstan, fyom all those
places which can simui aneously direct many
forces against him. Ibid.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-11-09
ID o M f S TIC.
ELECTIONS

0hiO.-For Governor, the votes re-.
eeived ara for Alien Trimble 934. Jer-
emiab Morrow 2o7. john w Campbell
is elected to Congress from the Hills.
borough district, without opposition.
Geosgia.-The votes have come in
from 40 counties, as follows: Forsyth
1886; TatDalI 1890: Abbott IL. 557;
Cobb 1852; Thompson l4.7O5: Cory
1858; Curhbert AZ, $50; Gisscoek ~,
763; Haynes 1913; Guiding 5.310--
The first ak are almost esvtainiy elee-
ied--the contest lies between Messers
Cuthbert, and Glascock; the former
being only 81 votes ahead Of the latter.
-Four more counties only are 10 be
heard from; Df which il is said. Teifair
has given the highest vote TO Cuthber';
and Irwin has ''msny votes" majority
70 Glaseock.
South CsrOlina.-John Garter is e.
ieeted to congress from The united dis
trict OF Kershaw, sumPteI Chesterfield
and Lancaster,