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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-15
From Gibraltar.

Gibraltar papers to Ian. I9. have been
received at Boston-Cadiz still continued
agilated by political dissensions.-Com.
motions had taken place at Murcia; blood
| had been shed; and the place continued in
ferment, with a military commander.
| The Patriotic Society at Corunna, is put
down, and the persons concerned in dis
turbances which have occurred, are to be
tried. Petitions against the Ministers con.
tinue to be presented A Constitutional
Society nas been established a! Madrid -
The Co es have abolished the right of
Asylum in Sanctuary.
On the night OF Bee. "a, a dreadful
gale was experienced at Tarragona, in
which 81 vessels were lost, out OF about
~ at anchor in the harbor, many of them
with cargoes-The mole was greatly dam
aged; number of individuals persisted, Il
still greater number severely hurt.
Gibraltar, Dec. %.
Valencia article, in the Madrid pa.
pers received yesterday, states. that the
Constitution Stone in Onda, having been
found covered with dirt in the morning of
the 9th inst. the Alcade of that town, Dr..
Rafael Querol, assembled the Municipal
Body. Local Militia, and Ecclesiastica |
Corporations, opened one of bis veins in
their presence, and, with his blood, wash.
ed the dirt of the Stone.
The same papers give some further par
ticulars of the disturbances In Caspe. 1t
appears that the Constitutional Town
Council had been obliged to give way to
another appointed by the Malcontents, &
that the latter repeatedly attempted to diss
suade Gen. Alava from entering the town.
10 this however, theyIdid not succeed; the
General took no notice of the messages
sent him to this effect, and ultimatel y met
with no opposition when he made his en-
try, although the air resounded with the
CRY OF God, the Blessed Virgin, and Reli-
gion torever!" While he was making dis
positions Tor the restoration of order, ac-
counts reached him Of another riot in Al
caniz; and il further appears that the pub
lie tranquility has likewise been disturbed
in Calalaysd and Alagsa-the cries Of tho
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-15
Baltimore, March IL.
LATE FROM PANAMA.

By the schooner Who'd tho't it, capt
Brown, arrived here yesterday in 96 days
from Chagres, we have accounts from Ia
mama to the beginning of Feb.-st which
time every thing was going on well with
the new government. We have been po-
litely favored with Panama Gazettes, from
which we hope to present TRANSACTIONS in
our next.
An English ship of war had arrived al
Panama from Lima, which she left on the
96th December last The u. S. Frgate
CONSTELLATION, was then there. and also
several merchants vessels. Captain P.
could not learn any of their names.
The Presidents Message to Congress
was received at Panama, on the 25th De-
cember. .amer'een.
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The Boston Palladium of March 8, men
tons the receipt Of letter, dated Port
land, March 5th-s:ating the destruction
of Bo.dcin College, at Brunswick, by
FIRE, on the night of the 9TH inst. BY
this calamity, 60 of the Students were
turned out of their dwelling; and at pres
emit depend upon the clemency OF the In
habitants. The loss was very eonsidera-
BILE.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

Stephen Van Rensselaer,, a member
of the House of Representatives from
the State of New York, elected in the
room of Solomon Van Rensselaer, re
signed, appeared this morning, was quail,
flied, and took his seat.
Mr.. Butler, from the Committee on
Agriculture. made report favorable to
the petition Of Anthony Dey and james
Nc Donald, praying for encouragement
ny Csngrsss Of their invention for tho
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-15
Nfw York, March IL.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

La Ed Nun ENOLAND.
By the arrival yesterday of the snip Ro-
bert Edwards, capt. Sherburn, from Lon
don, tue editors of the N, Y. Daily Ad.
yertiser have received files of London pa
pers to the ED, and London shipping lists
to the 18th January, inclusive. The pa
pers are quite unirteresting. They con-
tain many speculations respecting Turkey
some of pacific and others of warike
character. There was but little prospect,
however, OF an immediate war between
Russia and Turkey. France, Spain, lta-
", &c. were in the main, quiet.
We are indebted to Capt. Sherburn, for
a file of the Latest London papers.
AMERICAN STOCK, 18th Jan.
3per cents 70; per cents 97d SO; s
Der cents new SO l0l; 7per cents 99b.
The above with dividend from lst Jan.
United States Bank Shares 22 pounds
l5s.
The London Star of January Is, says
the French papers of FRIDAY contain no.
thing interesting except the account oil Inc
death OF the Duchess OF Bourbon, who,
when paying her devotlons at the Church
of ST. Genev,eve was taken suddenly ILL.,,
and died within few hours. The OUCH
ess was of the Orleans family. She was born
in loo and married the Duke OF Bour-
bon. Their only issue was the unfortu'
nate Duke d'Enghien who was murdered
by Buonaparte.
The paper contains many contradictory
accounts respecting the Russian Ultima.
tum. The latest London papers. howe
yer, state that the runors are not entitled
to the slightest notice.
The Persian war is said to be at an end.
Nothing was known at the Court OF Iehe-
Ian, beyond the Eruption OF Prince Ma
homed Ali Nina. into the Pashaick Of
Basdad; it is said no orders were given
for this Eruption.
Criminal plots Matched in the garrison OF
Beltort, France, which was to take effect
on the I'd Of January. were discovered IN
tiue to prevent mischief. The principals
were arrested.
An Austrian army Of $4,000 men conti-
nued at Naples to watch the movements OF
revolutionary principles,
Accounts from the Banks of the Danube
mention that letters from Widen as late
as 9th December say but little of the in
surrection in Servia. The Greek force at
Cassandrla is SAID to have been destroyed
after battle of Ia hours, in which the
Greeks lost 6OO0 men. The Turks hatter
themselves with ending the siege OF the
,ort of JOANNA by general assault.
IRELAND.
Disturbances still continue to prevail in
this country. The counties of Carlow,
Kildare, Wicklow and Dublin have beer
searched for'arms, and SCI stand of mus
kets, 1876 swords. pixies and bayonet.
seized.
AT Bentry. body of armed men, be-
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tween 500 and zoe, mostly naeunted at.
tackled the house OF D. Mellenfonte, esq.
and the houses Of Messrs Doyle and Pat
terson. from which they took arms. The
party were pursued, killed and o.
theirs wounded. The papers detail a
great number of outrages, in which many
lives were lost, and ma y persons wound
ed, but we had no. time nor room to copy
them to day.
London, Jan. 10.
The foreign intelligence in the French
journals of Wednesday, is not OF much
Importance. An article in the Gazette de
France, mentions a vessel having left Con-
stantinople on the 18th December the
captain OF which said he city was then
considered tranquil, 'hpg' some Greeks
continued to be sacrificed.
The Nuremburg correspondent repeats
the report that the Persians had gained
an important victry over the Pacha OF
Bagdad.
The news from the Morea, confirms ac-
counts previously received of the success
of the Greeks. Prince Dimetrius Ypsilan-
ii, has been nominated chief of the Greek
states; twenty FIVE senators had been e.
lected represent the principal towns -
The seat of Government will be al Tripo-
liza.
Smyrna is tranquil.
A body of Greeks, amounting to 1900
or90O0are said to have embark ed on board
merchant vessels at Samos. to attack Scio,
and deliver it from the oppression OF the
Turks.
A Cabinet Council was held in London,
on the 18th of Jan.
Paris, Jon. 18.
A letter, bearing date, Odessa. Dec,
92, states that 'since the arrival of the last
news from ConstantinopIe, which reached
to December Is, that on the 30th Novem-
Der the Divan demanded, through the me.
dunn of Austria and England, a delay OF
80 days TO decide de6nitively as to the
Russian Ultimatum. This news has in
spired people here with new hopes OF
peace. Gaz. de France.
French Funds-Five per cents 85f roc.
Bank Shares 1851. Exchange at one
month 25f 25c. ditto at 8 months 25f l0c.
Neapolitan S per cents 81 o.8.
Corfu, Dec. 8.
Arta was taken by assault by the Greeks
on the LIST Of December after musb blood
she'd.
Hermansfadt, Dee. 81.
The Turks have one hundred and FIFTY
pieces of cannon on the line of the Pruth,
the most of which are English.
Visnno, Jan. 7.
The Austrian Observer has published
the following article. We read in the U.
Universal Gazette of the Cd of this month
shat according to a rumor prevalent al
Corfu, Sir Thomas Gordon, named Com
mander at Tripolitza, has been poisoned
by the hands of an enemy.
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ca UTION,

a LII persons whatever are hereby eau
IN toned against cutting, or IN any
manner destroying the timber OF other
property belonging to the lands OF Joshua
Doing adjoining the property OF Robert
Patton, Jun. in the county OF Fairfax,
Virginia.
"Any person giving information
of any trespass on the property, shall
be reasonably rewarded.
JAMES GAIT, Agent for
march Is ] DOING. st
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Caution.

TNhe public are cautioned against taking
Il an order drawn by Alexander Veltch
on Mathew D. Reardon, in my favor, and
accepted by said Reardon & by him rams
ferred to Scholield l. Waters; and since
owing to then not being able to obtain
payment, returned to the subscriber, and
bv him returned TO the drawer. The
drawer says be knows nothing about It
]. w. BEEDLE,
march Ia 81
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for the remainder of the session.
On motion Of Mr.. Sterling, OF n. j.
it was.
ResoI1ed, That the committee on ths
Public Lands. be instructed to lnqul''
into the expediency Of authorisinS I'd.
President of the United States to eau"
to be collected. into one or more Vo'
umes, all the laws, resolutions, repotH
proclamations, treaties, and such oIn,'
information connected with the ~"
lie Lands, as is necessary to comple"
understanding of tho same, and thai 2;
cause the said laws, &c. to be arrangss
under distinct and proper heads, 20 ~. :.
give clear and correct views OF Tue"
present situation.
On motion Of Mr.. Mitchell, OF o.
il was
Resolvsd, That tho committee ..
Post office and Post Roads 90 inqu na,
into the expediency Of granting ius" =,
compensation to the PostmaSe'
Georgetown Sout Carolina, ..,.a
Mr.. Moore, of Alabama. suon, IN.
for consideration the following
ton. 49,. =,
Resolved, That the COMMITTEES 49,; !,
Public Lands be instructed 70 N.Y. The
into the expediency Of suthor'z,u s. sf
sale of pubic lands by entry, II ''''
forty acres.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-06-13
THE GAZETTE.
THURSDAY. JUNE IS, 1922.

We have accounts almost dailyfror different
parts OF the surrounding country of the great
irougbts which has been experienced this sea-
son, and ssfearful apprehensions' of good
harvest. perceive, as far north as N. York.
and New Hampshire, that they have experien-
ced the drought more severely than what we
have in this part ofthe country. In n. II. the
drought has been greater on the Merrimack
river, (says the editor OF the Patriot,) than has
been known for MANY years-their springs
and rivers, being remarkably low.
But we hope the God of the harvest VIII yet
shower down rain upon our lands and bless US
with PLENTY
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LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
.EhiLn1eLnhin. Inn

-
Arrived this mtorning ship Hector, Gil
lender, 35 days from Liverpool-By her
we have received London and Liverpool
papers to the Cd May, being one Gay later
than our previous accounts. We find in
them nothing relstive to the affairs ofRus-
sa and Turkey. Such articles, as are at
all interesting. wall be found below.
Prices Current at Liverpool, May =
Rice, Amr per c.Nt. Ia a l6; Flaxseed,
Am. per hid for crushing, SO 38s. !;
Querci,ron Bark, cwt. l2a les Sd; Tar
Am. brl Il Ids: Turpentine, Am. per
cwt. l2 a las, Resin, do per cwt. Is I'd;
Ashes, per cwt. lst U S fresh Pot, 43 a
44s; lst Pearl, ~ a 48; Cotton per ID.
bowed Geo. s FOd; N. Orleans 83d Is;
W. India s Gid; Tobacco, j. River leaf
ID "a u; stemmed a 7, Ken. and Geo.
leaf 2 a 4d, Pine timber, Am. vel. per Gu
# Ga 81.
Wheat Eng 9s es ed, superfne -four.
40 a 4es; Am -four sweet. Tin bond) 9s a
30s per brl. of 96 ID. nett New, in bond
81 35s.-Sour, tout Of bond) 81 3Ss.
Price OF Stocks. April 3O.-3 per cent
red. 23S Z; 8 per. cent. Consols ia Z 8,
SIS. !; S per cent Navy Annuities' loSt
,3-8.
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to direct rIlsir attention towards its improve

to direct Iheir attention towards It's Improve
ment.
II certainly would evince great regard for its
prosperity, if owners, masters OF vessels, sea-
men and others, who have it in their power,
would exert themselves in procuring what
they NAV consider rare, valuable and uncom
mon in the works of Creation and genius
Nothing can have finer tendency to exalt the
human character, or purify the heart; to in
struct our understandings with important
truths, and warm us with the most ardent graft
tude to the Supreme Being. If we cast our
ewes towards civilized nations, we discover the
great efforts which are there madeto found and
maintain similar establishments. 1t is proba'
blv as strong proof as any we have, Of the adj
vancement ofthe human mind in science, mo-
ralitv and religion. II affords an evidence OF
that philosophy, which wishes to enlighten the
ignorant, and to make the learned better ac.
ouainted with the WAYS of God and Man. In
this circumscribed spot, the secret recesses OF
nature being seen and inspected, divert the
mind with the purest qualifications, and con-
stantlv present to It's view new instances OF va
riety, beauty and perfection.
..Ask now the beasts, and they shall teach
shee. and the fowls of the air, and they shall
tell thee, or speak to the earth; and 1t shai
teach thee, and the fishes Of the sea shall de-
clare unto thee, who knoweth not, in all tkese'
that the hand of the Lord hath not wrought
..., LINNEUS.
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From the yNew-Hampshire Pasr'0"
LONGEVITY.

Mr.. Samuel WEIGH, now living a. nus'
in this State. about 8 miles from tbs ps'ii 10
has advanced more than eight mOD.Js' b Is
the one hundred and twelfth yeaG5 ear. " |.
age. He was born in Kingston. oe tf.s :
ITO. His father was from Ipswich: . m"
was soldier at The siege OF Lou.s ..u 70
and died Immediately after his re! uu,.,ed
Kingston. His grandfather enlsil rou,
with the earliest settlers of Ipswich,. Row
England. Mr.. Welcb has resided ~ LAX.
nearly 30 years. His life has oe EEL he he pe-
ed by no extraordinary v.cissitude; wu-he
YER was in battle, never in the amy rbo
never was endangered by the Indians J. ii;rth,
Frequently visited Kingston. after a n,s SICK sick
and took captives: nor was be es .hen Of
but once during his long life anu u .u,
a slight fever. He was always hard
Through life he has been man " u re-
labor and appears to have been ' =, OBJ.
firing disposition, preferring the I'o, yeya.
scure retreats TO the noise aud Iie
tioas and dangers OF society. ARD
we lately visited this Ga "s''
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-06-13
From the ~ Y. Com. Adr. of Saturday.

From the ~. L. Tom. <41U. OJ o0tWUog.
Markets notwithstanding the lrought
with which our vicinity has been afflicted
for some time past, the inhabitants of this
city may enjoy all the luxurIes of the ia
BILE al a price nearly the same as that, at
which they could have been purchased, at
this season, in former years. OF green
peas. we have vast abundance. The av-
eraee price this dav about 10 O'Clock, was
lsd. per PECK. the best butterf from Is I'd.
TO Is Cd. per 10; eggs and 10 for shil-
ling; strawberries from 9 to l2 cents per
basket, holding about thimble full; new
potatoes IS. per peck. II may be observ-
ed, however, that these potatoes are not
the production Of our Island, nor its vicin-
itv; but that they have been brought from
North Carolina. Cherries l25 cents per
ID. The best veal was sold by the hind
quarter at sixpence per ID. and lamb, NUT
ton, beef and pork were sold proportional
bly cheap. We have seldom seen great
err abundance Of fish of various kinds than
was to be found in our markets, this morn
ing. There were a great many OF that
delicious fish, called Sleeps head which
were sold from 75 cents to . 25 cents,
according 10 their size. Fresh salmon,
9s cd. per lb. Lobsters, sea bass, and
black fish were sold at cents per 10. and
founders, week fish, eels, &c. at almost
any price the purchaser chose to give
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Baltimore, jane IL.
COLOMBIAN REPUBLIC.

CAPTAIN Gardi,er of the schr. Lottery,
arrived bere yesterday in eleven days from
Maracaybo, reports that on the morning be
sailed, a grand sa lutte was fired, reported
to be in consequence of the province Of
Quito having declared itself in favor OF the
Colombian Government. The Eng lIsh
brig Robert Wilson was cast away at the
Bar OF Maracayl5o, about the Goth May,
with valuable cargo of dry gouds-ves-
sci lost, cargo partly (of most value) saved.
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Boston, June s,
SENATOR OF TIE UNITED STATES.

SENATOR OF THE UNITED STATES.
The Hon James Lloyd was yesterday
chosen by the two Houses of the General
Court to hll the vacancy in the Senate &C
casioned by the resignation OF the Hon.
MIR. Otis. He had "a votes of 36 m the
Senate. and II9 of 1870 IN the House OF
Representatives. Mr.. Webster declined
being candidate for the appointment, a
motion in the Senate to assign ~ O'CLOCK
Yesterday for coming 10 the choice OF a De-
nator for six years from the 4ib OF March
next was egatiyed by small majority.
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COMMERCIAL TREATY.

We are informed, from source which
we think entitled to confidence, That "the
Commercial Treaty with France" has
been signed at Washington, by Mr.. Adj
ans. on the part of the American govern
ment. and Ivy Mr.. De Melville. minister
from the French government.
". Y. Daily .Adu.
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pb;JnIel,,hin Markets.

New potatoes 6 to s cents pound let
tnces, very fine, 8 cents head, green
gooseberries 6 cents quart, cherries .
cents pound, peas Is cents and stringed
beans q5 cents the half peck. Best grass
butter l91 cents pound.
Demo. Press June, 8.
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From the Gre.yfeld, CIV. W Herald.
INrEREsriNG WORK.


We have partially examined the manu-
script sheets'o work, entitled, Review
of the Military operations in the Northern
Campaign of I777-including full details
OF the battles and skirmishes between the
American and British Armies, until the
surrender Of Gen. Burgoyne, with re-
marks, illustrated with plans OF tire pT,nea-
pal actions,'' The author is Gen. Ep. H0ly,
Of Deer6eid. From our knowledge, OF his
ability to prdpare work Of this kind, we
were satisfied that it could not fail OF be-
ing correct, Useful and highly interesting.
BIZ, he has exceeded our expectations
and has collected and put together' IN
neat and perspicuous manner, much
greater number Of important facts ana IN,
cidents relating to this eventtul period OF
our history. than are to be found In any OF
the books that have yet been published.
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ALTERED NOTE.

we saw on Saturday, a bill on the FIRE.
derrick county Bank, pnrporting to be for
6pe dollars, but which had been altered
from one dollar bill. The figures and
words ia the original notes had been ex-
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There were TO less than fifty women
attending the court of sessions yesterday,
as witnesses and prosecutors in various
suits. am afraid that the women are be-
coming very fond Of Iitigation-'tis bad
practices
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N. Y. Nat. .Advocate, Of Friday.

Female mdustry.-- Miss Julietta Rhodes,
daughter of Mr. Reuben Rhodes Of Cum
berand. aged about ID years, in the space;
of 10 hours in day last week, braided
fifty yards of Dunstable. Irov. Gaz.
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AMERICAN TRADE BILL.

Mr. Chetwynd presented a petition
from the merchants Of London interested in
the trade with the British North Ameri-
can Colonies, praying that the bill pend
ing in Parliament for the regulation OF
that trade might not pass into law, and
that they might be heard against it by
Counsel-Laid on the table
MI. 4. Wilson presented petition from
the Merchants and Wooden diapers Of the
city of London against the American and
West India Trade Bill-Laid on the
table.
ASir w. Curtis presenteda petition from
the ship owners OF the port OF London, and
others, against HE American and West In
dia Bill-Laid on The table.
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tracted and she forged characters inserted
ia their stead in neat and handsome tr an
ner. The public will OF course examine
FIVE dollar bills on this bank before they
receive them. Dull. 1l".
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-06-13
Boston, June 5.

Avery important preliminary question
involving propery to large amount Will
be argued on Saturday next at eleven o..
clock before Judge Davis.-The object OF
the point to be determined is, whether the
District Judge will issue writ OF inJunc-
tiop TO prevent The transfer of d. S. Stock
in the Loan Office, belonging 10 debtor
of the United States Bank, until hearing
on Bill in Equity can be had. before the
Circuit. Court, in October next? The
principal question then to be settled will
be. whether under Bill in Equity, the
Corroration of the q. S. Bank as credi-
TORS can take u. S. stock belonging 10 an
individual in discharge Of note OF band
due from him to the said Bank !
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Three weeks more will bring harvest,
and we are sorry to say the prospects
of our farmers, as respects our great
staple, are less promising than we
have ever before witnessed. In former
seas ops we have often heard complaints
of the unfavora BILE aspect of our crops,
and that too at: time when we thought
there was much more reason for being
grateful to b ountiful Providence for
the abundance with which he had crown
ed the labours of the husbandman' than
for murmuring, And even at this time
although the w heat crop has failed, yet
the prospects Cor rye and other grain
and grass are p romising. Various eau
ses are assigna d for this failure, the
principal of which are, late sowing, the
open winter and the ravages of the fly.
In many places the produce will be but
lutte better than the seed sown, in 9TH
ers it has BEEN SO Indifferent as to in
duce the owner to turn his stock on it,
or to plough UP the ground and put it in
corn. We are sorry to perceive that
this failure is very extensive. All the
accounts we have either seen or heard
from the Eastern Shore of this state,
and the neighbouring counties of Penn
sylvania and Virginia concur in repre-
seating the prospects for the wheat
crop, equalyas unpromising as in Fred
rick county. [aFredericktoapn Herald
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The LONDON Literary Gazette of April
goth, in a note 10 correspondents, asks
this question-What is ScSsdywGoperss-
m,icai? [Can any OF our readers solve
the puzzle p