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The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-14
MEXICO.

Several persons, lately arrived o. n.
Orleans from Vera Cruz, repor, that uni
versal discontent prevailed at Mexico ;
hat general Victoria and other chiefs had
raised the standard Of liberty; that grca,
numbers Of men had joined them, and
that their force was daily increasing: "ln
word, that the reign of Iturbide could
not last long"
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-14

The London Observer, of the 25,h of
August, says-"Mr. Wallack, whose
case has excited so much interest in the
theatrical world for the last nme months,
is, we understand, now under the care o.!
Mr.. Amesbury, and is rapidly recovering
the use of his limb.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-14
IlTERARY.

: A
The Official letters of the military Sna-
val officers OF the u States, during the late
war With Grea, Britain, together with
number ofvaluable historical documents,
edited hyMrs Jno. BranDan.of Washington,
Is now in the press, and will be compile
ted IN . kw weeks. We have seen one
hundred pages OF the work. II is prin.
ted on,a fine medium paper, with new
long primer type and We think the me,
ohanical part Of the work will do credit to
the printers, as well as the arrangement
OF the matter viii to the labors of the ed.
itor. We are informed that the manu-.
script of the whole has been comhored
Nth the originals on file in the depart.
ments; whence, indeed, no inconsidera
bic part Of it has been obtained.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-14
Indication ofan early vinter.

The schooner Hiram, Norton, arrived
at boston, last Friday in IL days from
Bradore, (Labrador) and seventy hours
from the Gut Of Canso. Capt. r. states
hat the weather had been rough and
cold few days before hc sailed, and con
siderable snow had fallen, and much ice
had been made.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-14
HEALTH OF BALTIMORE.

We are credibiy informed that the yel-
low fever is raging with great violence and
mortality at Baiiimore-much greater
than at any time in New York for the las,
twenty years. But the Baltimore papers
are as silent upon the subject as the
graves which cover their dead.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-14
MR.. ADAMS.

This gentlencp has published ,ha do
cuments relating to the Client treaty,
which he announced few weeks since:
They make an octave volume of ESQ
pages, and embrace all the letters and
publications of Mr.. Russell, relating 10
the well known controversy between
him and MIR. Adams the various replies
of the latter, and especially mos. am
pie and able discussion, by the secretary
of state, of the general questions-his
views Of which >he had reserved for
complete and arsumcntative exposition
in this form. In this work (says Mr..
Waish) Mr.. Adams has displayed, in the
new matter from his pen, which occu-
pied hundred or more of It's pages, the
force, and business ofreasoning, The vignr
and vivacity Of style, and the keenness and
dexterity Of sarcasm, by which his .src-
marks" we're distinguished, together
with the greatest industry and sagacity in
the research and argument appropriate
10 such topics as the effects Of war upon
treaties the nature ard value of the A..
merican fishing rights, liberties, &c.
Sir Samuel Auchmuty, distinguished
soldier, whose death is just announced, is
said in the English papers to be native
otthat country. Whenever any Amari
can does any thing that is particularly
clever, he is sure to be claimed by some
OF the English papers, as countryman.
Even Washington has been frequently
claimed and it was very lately that We
saw an English account tia, made him
the son OF an Englishman. we under
stand that sir Samuel Auchmu,y was a
native of this city, his father having been
rector OF Trinity church. Admirals sir
Benjamin Hallowell, sir Isaac Coffin, sir
Samuel ii. Linzee, Winthrop, with some
twenty captains of reputation, are our
countrymen Amongst their military
men, we have heard the names of Sir
John Stuart, Sir Frederick Robinson,
Weilington's late quarter master gene
rai,sir WIN. dc Lancy.sir Roger Shcaffe,
aud long list that do not occur to us
just now, mentioned as being Americans.
It is of but little moment where man il
born, but if any thing be said about i. at
all it should be the truth
.Negu York Com, .ddu.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-14
CAPTAIN HULL.

We learn (says the Columbian SENT
mel OF Saturday, that the Charleston
court Of Inquiry approaches to close.
The defence-oi captain Hull was deliver.
ed on Thursday, and the court is busily
engaged in making upjudgment.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-14
PIRATES.

Captain O'Bryan, from Havana, in
forms that the pirates had become SO bold
as to send up to Principe to inform their
friends what kind of goods they had for
sale! .NsSu York Mere. Advertiser.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-14
ROBBERY.

The collector of the state of Vermont
Nas lately robbed of $500 by two high
"aymen, who secreted themselves in the
woods for the purpose of watching an
opportunity 10 commit depredatioDs.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-14
PROVISION MARKET.

There has been no mail rec eyed in
Alexandria, south Of Petersburg, Tor the
last eight days
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-14
GREAT DISpATCu

The ship Euphrates, arrived at N. Y
from Liverpool, has performed her voy
age in "a days carrying full cargoes bott
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-14
WORSE AND WORSE /,

The Louisville, Ky morning Post OF
the 20th ult. states the fact that ga specie
dollar has been selling for some weeks in
that place for So % of their bank paper.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-14
COMMODORE MACDONoUGH,

We are informed by the ST. Lawrence
Gazette, is out of health, aud is making a
northern tour with view of regaining il.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-14

Extract of letter from Stephen F. Austin, Esq
received in New Orleans.
al wrote you lew days since by Mr..
De Armas, and Col Irwin, who went BY
land. There nave been strange rumors
as TO the state OF affairs here but | am
happy in assuring you they are entirely
false. Things are more tranquil; the con
gfess progressing in their deliberations.
Y appearances justify the conclusion tea,
Whatever be the collision arising from diff
ference OF opinion as to the course this
government shall pursue, it is gradually
giining strength, s. Will trust, ultimately
secure the happiness Of the people,"
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-14

To the Eaiter Of tie .4ierandyia Cazene.
Sir-aI,llough have not, since March
1921, offered myself to your columns,
the compliment paid me under my as
sumed signature, by " Pu5Hcola," re-
quires my acknowledgement it is only
this instant (slonday a. nooT that have
perused that communication to you.
shall be happy to serve under the
same banner, even, if by SO doing, the
eternal grin-a feature in feature -.of this
would be holder in fee of the counties
Of Fairfax, Loundoun and Prince VII.
liam, should assume more i5iHerioi
look and one.
Although Virginia. in feeling, not
by birth, l have not had the opportunity
of latterly mixipg with The political cha.
lracter Of tina. alate; but the private worth
and the political power of mind possess.
Cd by col. CbarlesF. Mercer arcunoubt.
cd. passed an evening with him, rather
IN his society, on his return from Eu.
rope, and was impressed with his amcDity
and urbanity. Religion was not intro
JuceJ, nor consequently was the happy
word "toteratioR"
~" ''poS VI 10 WTltc
down gentlemen, ought not TO be tokera-
ted.
The verbiage Of the "Fairfsx Farmer"
deserved rub, and Publicola, has given
him dry one. Let bin cease from his
cares, or read homer, and reflect that
ScandH cratas vifiosa nares
Cura, necfurmas eqtttum rfiiaguit,
Oeyor cerpis, CT ogente nimbos.
Ocyor Euro.
TRANSLATION.
gut swifter FAR is exccrabie oqre
Thaa stays, or winds. that t''roush the skies
Thick driving SHOWS aud g1,herd tcmpests bear;
Pnrsuing care the sailng ship out1es.
The characfei of WIN. u. Filzbugh
ESQ. is of the big est gr4dc--as was thai
Of his late fatbeF.
Pub.icola commences With Spanish
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-14

Five cases Of fever were reported by
the New York board Of health Oh the
9th inst.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-14

We hear from Turks Island, most oil
the slaves which escaped from that Island
TO Hy,i, have been obtained again.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-14
A seaman, Edward Connolly. Tho states

A seaman, Edward Connolly, states
that he was one OF The crew of the Brit
ism barque Persons. Of Whitby eng. J
Ferry, master, called al the office on
thursday, 10 state that on or about Tho 4tb
oil June last, while said barque was on
her passage from New York to ST. An.
drews, 3 OF 4 days out, she run down a
schooner Of about 80 or 90 tons burthen.
Repeated cries were heard from the schr.
tor he barque to heave too, TO which
Capt. Terry paid no attention, bur in a
rough manner ordered his crew 10 keep
on the course. 1t is feared by Geometry
that the schr. went down. Dos. d. Ado.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-14

{COPY.) GRExNvLLE, Sept. STD 1se2.
\. Mr. George Af' Du6fe having vittual,,
denied me the satisfaction demanded OF
him, and which he promised to give, 1
pronounce him on equivoeoSing seonndrei
and base co7vord. WM. CUMMING
This affixed TO the. Court House IN
Greenville, Where MIR. M'Deffie then
was. One or:Mo hours after-as he is
never afraid Of shedding his ink and gene
rally answers charges of cowardice by
words-he placed under il hand. bill IL
his own best style. This he would doub,
less bring on for the inspection Of the Gu
rious Whetherhe docs or not, shall
in shor, time give the public an oppor
tunity Of seeing it, with such other docu.
ments as are necessary to show "wha'
manner Of person. Mr.. George M'Duffie
should be accounted.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-14

x. H.. Lee, has becn elected mayor Of
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-26

The brig Sea Cuii itii.".i fr.tn kcox adj
PIi;chard'. Wharf up 10 T-.Op Geek, aud
iie> there bottom opwar6s. Tie Mate IS an
iortunateiY lest
This schr. Col SimoRs, OF Beaufort, he's
sunk opposite Castle Pinc, Dey = both IN .s,s
gone. Another schr ia the rear VI her lies
On her beam e,.ds.
The cosstirg ,chr.. Grampus and Gotten
Planter, belonging to Captain Ssltur, are er
sh"te 90 jaime, lsland-4 nrgtu.s and q
wi'it'l lad who wsre on hoard, are pissiHe.--
Two s'oops unknown, are also in the snins
condninn at the ,ame place.
Mr.. PRESCOTT and Slr, Frc,t's coss,ins
siOops ate also near Castle Pi~cknsy.
a schr. sloop and Camden boat, sre ly-
ing ia Hog Island Nlsr.h. There are 4 o,n.
er small craft to the northwatd of them.
The Spanish Schr. Rosaia is Ashore 90
Town Greek.
The Colombian armed schr. Gen. Month.
10, lost her foremost
The schr. Mark Time is high and cry q:
the bland.
Two vessels bottom epwsrds were floating
down the channel tbi, morning towards tho
Bar.
The U. State, scbr. Grampus rode ou the
gale in .afeIy.
The SORES on mott of the whtrves ara
moe or lesN injured, by being Gnrocted and
otherwise damaged.
On Marsh, wharf, his work shop is total.
ly destroyed. A new dwelling WAS unrco'ei
aud chimney blown down. The Blast Fur
mace rs overthruwn Mr. Furchams new
two story wooden house is entirely down,
and other material injury a, the same wharf
has bven sustained.
There was but one stroke OF Lightning du-
r,r, 4 I.., 81.
the U. S. .cbr. Grsmpus, ard snivered her
rnizer topmast.
The Thermc meter rose from 30 degrees at
10 o'clock, to ~ i.2 It one O'Clock.
Tne Barometer fell in the same time,
from so 10 {" 30 So
The tide rose and fell, about one o'clock ;.
teetIn A5 minutes Southern Pat.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-26
Baltimore. October IL.
COLOMBIAN REPUBLIC

COLOMBIAN REPUBLIC
Captain Thomas Buckley. of the schooner,
Dsun,less, arrived last evening from Lagui.
re, ststes, that the day before he sailed, in
formation was received OF thu cap,ore Of
Marscaibo by Gen Morales, without oppo-
.itioo. Gen. Paez. with 5000 meo, bad
marched some days previous for Maracaibo,
rnd Gen. Soublette was TO leave Caracas
next day for the same place With like
number. The fee, sailed from Lsguira for
Maracaibo week before.
Our correspondent at Caracas, under
cate of the 18th September, says, the COM
nsnder of the PARROT fleet has orders to at.
tack the naval force under Morals,, as he is
unaccomp4nied by the friga,e Ligera.
Fed. Gaz.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-26

&C ei oath which exists. that the arm. ahali
never leave my hands but with one of those
exttme,, La riy or Death
ialap, Is, August, 1872 Toar fellow.citizen
GAUDALOUPE VICTORIA.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-26
LATEST FOREIGN
GEH'CE,


By the arrival of the ship Howard,
Capsaia Hoiaredse at the port of Nsw
York in 70 days from Havre, the Edo
itar OF tl,e New York American has
received his regular files Of the Con.
stituiionnel and Journal des Debats to
the tfth Of Sept. inclusive, from which
The following items of Intelligence are
represented. GREECE.
he must Interesting news furnished
by this arrival ia The following account
Of nm unexpected disaster ef The Greeks
in 'he Morea.
An extract from the Au.,FiAn Observer az
the "a OF September is contained ia the Jour
nal des Debates Of the 18Th, which represents
the condition Of the Grepks &c be very aufa-
yourabis. The Chiliarcb, Ulysses, is said 20
have deserted the cause of the insurgents, af.
{tT having pul TO death two Of the deputies
seat to him By the Cove. nmebt a. Cn,nth: in
c1nss1uehce of which he was declared an ems
envy to mis- counlTJ' and snRthemalzed by the
MetFopoilars
ChourschId Pscha had bean already ten DAYS
IN Libadia. A corps " 5000 mel have 6een
transported so COrlntb, whose appearance has
spread consteTnstiOn throughout ,be peni0su.
&" "SbJ w hWS IOCtN Hp puIiah. 'aU1nes IN
he Morsa have lately Arrived at Iante. The
ai y three stsong pisces in .be = ennsuls,
now in tie possession of ire GrSeks, are
Corinih, NapoIi de Moiyo:ss, and Navarino,
which srs ii the worst condition for defence,
furnished neither Si.h pto,i'iors nor smmu-
aiNoO. Jussuf Pscha was on the I7,h or 10
Of July at Bostiza on the northern coast Of
The Mores, which place he destroyed, as al.
go Don sitet PetTCizZs, and marched upop
CoFiD'h, from which he was bot few miles
Sistent.
TRIESTE. AUG, II.
Letters from Corfu Of the 18Th August on.
ounce shat the TpIks bad s!reacy made an
iucur:ioH into the Mcrcs fif,ssD day, before
'he arrival Of their 0set. Europcen (Austri.
~ vessels Transported them ifor Lepanto
''ri.f' Sontherh shore OF the 6 uif, and Jgssaf
I'cii@ nsd ad"srced frorl Pstras towards AZ
Eo'. Hkc Gees armies ecti"g cgainu
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-26
MEXICO.

Notwithstanding the vaGipus reports in
circulation respecting the tranquility OF Mex.
leo, the fact o! ths existence ut q conspiracy
to attenpt the overthrow Of ihe imperial
government, cen no longer be concealed. -
We subjoib TWO papers from the Philsdsl,
pbia Gazette, which cont ain the official an.
DuncialiUn Of the circumstance; aud sl,o a
proclamation from General Gaudaluupe VIC.
toria, addressed to the citizens of Mexico,
in winch they aIe called upon TO mute with
him in cverihrowing this power of Iturbide;
should this be met wi.h correspondent feel.
ing on the part Of the people, the tioselled
throne Of the new Emperor may soon be
su6verted. Gdz,
"The discovery Of conspiracy in this Ca
pitsl against the present government Tor the
purpose Of establishing republic CT placing
a foreign dynasty on the throne, and II being
presumsble that it may be extended to the
towns Of this province, as well as osher', has
rendered it necessary for the government to
pursue those implicated sgree4bly to The Law
Of the llth Sept. 1920, ordered TO be Ob,er.
we'd by a circular Of the 10Th July lssi. by
virtue of which, tho respective authorities
ere bound to proceed against such as rusy
appear accompIicrs in the said conspiracy,
by arrestiDg them Immediately sgiesably to
the law above cited, insLitu;IUg process a,
gsinst them conlCrmsbiy thereto, and re-
potting to the supreme government that it
rpsy dictate such MEASURES as may be neces.
ssTy.
communicate ihe above to your excelIeD.
cy by order Of hi. Msjesjy tbs Emperor Tor
lis purctuol fuliilmeDt,
God preserve ycur Exceileney many
vesTs.
(sie'edf HERRERA
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-26

Ali our inform alton from Charleston now
co mes by way OF the sea.ports-not single
paper having yet reached 10y mail from
Chahr stun since the "a ullimo The fol-
lowing we received by way of n. York yes
terday
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-26

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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-06-26

Irish Subtraction. "A gent
ing some business to transac
OF a man Of war, heard a viii
pute between five lrishmen +,
mess, who wanted one out,
was resolved to settle it by
and thus decided--Take De
Morris you can't, but Paddy {
ply there remains Teague---
YOU are out oi the mess.'
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-06-26
n POETRY.
rKoa rnE NATIoNAL ADVOCATE.
.aW OLD B4TC1ELOES DRE.a.M


.aN OLD B,RTCHEL0R'S DRE.4.N
On a piece Of yfeakEag Case.
FROM the worlds wretched paths Of y,xatioo,
entered lich psrterre,
And gazed Oh a summers creation,
OF flowers that hDger'd there
And the rpurmuring Of fountsins--,he hum Of the
Breathed notes OF tranquility soothing to me.
Asd here from this Of profusion,
twas promisd ne'er should depart,
But through long life Of seclusion,
Dwell alone with the giri Of my heart.
And never in fancy's pure region hight.
Was pictured being more lovely and bright
She was there with companions surrounded,
Meath the shade OF the myrtle tree,
And the garland uhcy'd woven, sbounded
With emblems Of ancy.
l live on in memory, the luxury, yet,
4 enjoyed when that wreath on my brow was seE
With slow solemn step advancing,
ssemd object in sable dressed,
And as all eyes toward, him were glancinS,
His duties quickly guessd
He bid me repeat all The vows that are given.
Aud then ofEer up brief prayer TO heaven.
Twas done, aod I lurn'd with emotion
10 gaze ON that lovely face,
and 10 mark if her vows and devotion,
On its beauty a change would trace.
But nought on that vlssge could discover.
Save bearnig beauties ia frightened all over.
After bending with reverence before hsr,
pressed her pure bosom TO mine,
lrepeAted my vows 20 adore her,
As being on earth divine.
Then beckoning the crowd TO retire now,
tore off the chsplet that ts'n'd on my brow.
put alas how our fond hopes perish,
With fancy no longer adjoining,
Those objects in dreams We cheish,
but winch fee from couch ia the morning
And then Hay holding night cap, now,
Which fancy-s gsrland-had wreath'd j On my brow
And all those dear bjecs surrounding
The spot where lately recined,
Mid The best charms OF nature aboundinG,
Had Bed-snd left nothing behind.
Save HIM ,efore whom all my vows bad been told,
'rSas my Nogro,-who told me my breakfast was
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-06-26
NOTICE.

IAMES TOWNSEND, informs his friends and
public, that he has employed an experienced
1sn. at the CABINET MAKING BUSINESS,
ready to attend to the calls OF his old Gus
srd Friends--the smallest favour viii be
uiiy acknowledged and puno,ual'y attended
n at the Chambers over his Store, north
Of Bannister's s-w hart March SY, 1871.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-06-26

n striking DISPLAY OF Indian character
occurred some years since III town IN
Maine. An Indian OF the kennebeck
tribe, remarkable tor his good conduct,
received grant of land from the State,
and fixed himself in new township
where number Of families settled.
Though not i'll treated, yet the common
prejudice against Indians prevented any
sympathy with him. This was shown
at the death of his only child, when none
Of the people came near him. Shortly
afterwards he went TO some ofthe inhabi-
tants and said 10 them, Hihn phln mars
ehild sie-{ndian man be sorry--he help
bwy him--svhcn my child die--no one
speak TO me- make his e, ace alone.
4 can no nve here He gave up his farm
iuS up the body Of his child, and carried
it ,th him two hundred miles through
the torest, to join the Canada Indians.
" hat energy and depth of feeling does
this specimen OF Indian character ex-
hIG,t
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-06-26

1t is worthy al observation, that as lit.
erature and religion both sunk together
inthe dark ages, SO both emerged at the
same auspicious era;
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-06-26
MlSCELl.AN EOUS ARTICLES.

NkwAkK, ~. J. June |

The MYSTERIOUS Strangey.--We under
stand that the Orphans Court, which
convened on MONDAY last, for the pur-
pose of hearing the different claims made
upon the property of the mysterious
stranger" who died in this town some
months ago, granted letters of admins
'ration to MIR. Hazard, quaker gentle
man of responsibility from Rhode Island,
FROM whom it appears the money, or a
great part Of il had been stolen. Thus
have the bright and golden prospects of
half dozen fond old women and AS
many loving aatctionate and sincerely
afflicted relatives been suddenIy and un-
expect,dy blighted and destroyed.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-06-26

The South Beacon, winch is the most
elevated point Of the Highlands, is 1880
feet above the level of the Hudson. 1t
IS said thai from the summit of this hill
six states are visible, viz. Connecticut,
Massachusetts,, Vermont, New York,
New Jersey, and PENNSYLVANIA.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-06-26
NOTICE.

;ood work nan at the Tin Plate Business may
nd employment. snd receive good wsses, by
rg,o VA. AELIiLL.
port, April 10
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-06-26

arbitration S0ciey An association
has been formed in Cincinnati, under
this title, the object Of which is To pre-.
vent, as iar IS possible, the costs OF lltiga.
ZION and lawsuits, by referring all dIth-
culties OF tha, character that may arse a.
mong the members to arbltrators. A
similar association WAS formed some time
since in Berkshir county, in this state.
Boston pgDrsos