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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-01-18
FROM MONTE yiDEo.

The brig HoratiO. arrived at New i OK,
brings sdvices TO the Goth OF November.
Affairs remain unsettled. The troops IN
der general Lecor were stationed about IL
leagues from The city. Il is stated that 3
American ships bad been engaged TO carry
Portuguese troops to Lisbon. Flour vas
about 9 dollars on board. There was 90 :
900 barrels aioat at Monte Video and
Buenos Ayres. The price OF OK and cow
hides was 50 to So rials bulls "a 10 4b
horse TO to IS cents each.
The United States sleam galliot SEA
GULL, CON. Dayid Porter, wen, down
yesterday afternoon, and anchored in
Princes Bay. She will be joined this
morning by tbe U. S. store ship DECOY
Capt. laurence Kearnsy, when they viii
both proceed tor the coas! Of Cubs. via
Norfolk. nv, Gas.
Bosros, Jan. IO-Yesterday in the
Senate, the Hoo. James Lloyd, was cbos-
en- a Member of the National Senate tor
six wears from the 9TH of March next ---
Mr. L.. bad 81 votes, Hon. N Silsby, 4,
scattered I. The House concurred in the
above election. Mr.. L. had So votes,
Dir. S. 2S scattered 6.
Hugh Nelson, of Virginia, has been ap-
pointed by the President OF the Unite d
States, with the advice and consent OF the
Senate, TO he Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister Plenipoten,iary trop the United
States TO Spain, 10 the place Of Mr.. For
syIh, who is about 10 return home.
Nat. htt!.
The Governor Of Porto Rico has demap-
ded OF the Governor of Curacao the per-
sons Of Ducoudray Holstein and his asso.
ciates. The demand was not acceded to,
on the principle that as there could be
no doubt OF these men having been enga.
ged IN an unauthorized enterprise they
could be punished as freebooters by any
power into whose hands they tell
Nv Y pap.
The Editor Of the Newport Republican
affirms that e very Circumstance alleged in
that paper, respecting late extraorGiDa.
~ attempt OF cat TO suck the breath OF
an infant, is true, and can, il necessary,
be- proved by affidavit.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-01-18
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.

RicHMosp JAZZ. I3.-OE Saturday
he House Of Delegates pass ID The oil
making an appropriation for repairs
TO ehe Governors House, and for 9th
er purposes" -,
4 resolution was adopted, on Mr.,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-12-25
CANAL. MEETING.

BALTIMORE, Dec, 9e.-At tbe town
meeting called by the Mayor for Saturday
last, ior the purpose Of adopting meas ures
TO recommend The promotion OF the Ches-
dpeake and Ohio Canal, as also the Sus'
quehannab Canal, to toe encouragement
Of the legislature
Edward Johnson, Esq. the Mayor. took
the chair, and
J.P. Kennedy, Esq. was appointed Sc
cretary. ...
The meeting was attended by very
numerous and respectable portion Of the
Citizens; much interest in The subject was
apparent, Gen Harper. after making
some PREDATORY remarks offered anumbel
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-12-25

ed ~ the President. shall have be.rn.,
subject. ' vi Tue
Resoivsd. That our Senators and r.
sentstives in Congress, be requested 81 re-
their exertions 10 cause the said .n,,. " use
be made by the General Goverm.n, 10
Resotved, That the Mayor anno;,,
committee Of eight persons to visi, tO""f
oils and consult with our Delegates ""t"
the best measures 10 support the Sus spu"
hannah Canal. o''q'e'
This substitute was supported bv N,
Winchester in an address TO The m:s,; W.T.
and after some discussion, in which Gas'
Harper replied TO Mr. W,nche.ter's ob hso'
vations, the question on The substitute '. !, :.
taken and decided in the affirmative ""
The mayor then proceeded 10 nam. u.
committee in pursuance OF The re,om,,o" s
in the substitute. and appointed tho ,o1
lowing gentlemen: -Theodrick RI,O%
George Winchester, John Patterson I ,'I.,
Tisrnan. Henry Payson, John M'Kim j.
Hezekiab Niles. Upton s. Heath. ~
The meeting then adjourned, sin. ii.
EDWARD JOHNSON, Chairmca' w.
}. p. KENNEDY, Secretary.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-12-25

in The United States. the aumbeI OF miles
the mail is anpusly transport. d on each
route, with the anu II "spehse Of :rauspor'
tatIon under EXISTING contracts, indthe a
mount oi Postage winch accrued in each
route, alter deducting the compensation
oil. PG5tnasters and incidental expenses,
for one year next preceding The LIST OF A
pril last.
Mr. Brent, OF Louisiana, moved that the
memorial from Mr.. Coke, agent Of the
Marquis OF Msiso Rouge, presented by
him few daysslnce. and laid on hetable.
be referred to select committee
This motioa gave rise to some debate.
The memorial was at length referred TO
the Committee on Private Land Claims
Mr.. Brock offered the following resolu.
ton, which lies one day Of course
Resoiued, That the Secretary OF the
Treasury be directed 10 furnish this House
with the amount OF exports from the United
States TO Greece, Asia Minor. and Egypt,
during the years 20. 81, and '22: also.
the amount of imp r,s therefrom tor the
same period; distinguishing, in separate
columns, the coun'rres nov under the con
troll OF the Turkish government from those
possessed by the Greeks in arms also,
the amsunt OF duties paid on said imports
into the Treasury oil the United States.
Adjourned.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-12-25

ton OF light houses. or Beacons, or the
placing Of huoys or floating lights on some
other places on or near the coast oil Flori-
da
Resolved, Tia, the President Of the U.
States. Be requested to negotiate with the
government OF Great Britain, for a cession
OF so much land on the island of Abaco, al
or near the Hole in the Wall aud On such
other place within the acknowledged do.
minlon OF that town on the Islands, Keys,
or Shoals on the Bahama Banks, as NAV
be necessary for the erection and support
of Light Houses, Beacons, Buoys, or Float
ing Lights, for the security ct navigation
over and near the said Banks, and 10 be
used solely Tor such purposes.
ResoIved, That the Secretary OF State
he directed to ascertain, and report to this
House, whether the rocks caliedthe Dcu.
bic Headed Shot Keys, or any other OF the
rocks or desert islets near the Bahama
Banks, but separated therefrom by a. deep
channel, and on which the security OF ma.
vigation Of the Gulf OF Florida requires
that Light Houses or Beacons should be
placed, are within the dominion OF any,
and what, foreign kingdom or state, or
whether they are not now subject to be
appropriated by the right Of occupancy.
MI Herrick presented the following
resolution, which lies for one day Of
course
Re,oived, That the Postmaster General
be directed TO lay before this House a
siatement OF the extent Of each post route
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-06-09
ST. CROCK,

An extract of letter, dated, st. Croix,
West End, May 5, to gentleman in
Philadelphia, says :-"You have no idea
of the distress which has prevailed al s.
Croix since you left; the unfavourahle
weather has reduced the crops of the
country SO considerably, to which is adj
ded the low price Of SUGARS which have
been sold at SO per Danish 100 lbs
The distress is general, and absolutely
many respectable families are not able TO
obtain their regular meals, but are often
IN want of bread"
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-06-09
RIo.DE.LA.PLATA.

MoNrEv1DEo, Yesterday the 2Ist inst.
(March) vessel arrived, the captain e
passengers OF which state that on the
10Th o. the present month, the Royalists
attacked the corps of commander ID.
Manuel Oribe, who was at some distance
from CasabeIle and that general ID.
AlVarada Casta, seeing that the forces
of the Royalists were superior, ordered
squadron Of cavalry and some companics
of infantry to reinforce--thst an engage
ment eDsued, in which the inhabitants OF
She place fell upon the enemy with such
intrepidity that they routed them com
pleteiy. The result of this action was,
that tho enemy Left on the field so men
dead or wounded. The loss OF our
troops amounted to one dead and twelve
wounded -
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-06-09
SPAIN AND THE FRONrIERs.

PUYcERDA, APRIL l6.-I send yeu
fresh details of the day of the 18th rela.
tive to the entry of the French into this
town. Sunday, the 18th inst the reri.
men' Zamorda, which compose the gar.
rlson this place, left it at two o'clock in
the morning. followed by the militia of
Puycerda. and some of its most dis,in.
Suisned inhabitants. The 18th. at 8 in
the morning, two or three companions OF
the hrst regiment of French light infan.
try marched towards Puycerda; when
arrived near the pond, they halted. Then
their colonel, accompanied by one
Sendarme, entered the town by the low
er gate When he reached the great
square he met one inhaSitant, went up to
him, and presented the proclamation o!
his royal highDcss, the duke d'Angou.
ieme, directing him to placard it hav-
sing experiend a refusal, he soon met with
another citizen, to whom he addressed
himself in the same manner, he took it
and placarded the proclamation. After
wards the colonel travetsed the town,and
came out by the upper gate, and ordered
the troops to enter. They had since
morning been joined by another battalion
Ofthe same regiment.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-06-09
WHEAT CROPS.

We learn from gentleman who re.
Gently passed through several of the up
per counties OF this state, Oh his way
from Tennessee, that great ravages had
been made among the wheat in those
counties, by the chinch bug and fly, and
that expectations were entertained that
from the small quantity that would es.
cape injury, tzvo dollars end half would
be obtained for wheat This year.
Norfolk, "a. Beacon.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-06-09
ct. URES

Was Illuminated on the / 18th of April,
In consequence of victory obtained ty
the Constitutionallsts over the Rnval par
ty in the district of Fras Monies, near
Oporto' II was said THAI the general of
the royal party was taken prisoner. This
battle was regarded as putting an end TO
the civil war in Portugal.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-06-09

The sloop Altoona, of Fairfield, from
New York for Alexandra, wrb vaIua,
bic cargo of dry-goods, teas, iron, &c.
vent ashore on Bsrnvgat Shoals on Fri
dav night, week and .bilged--crew saved.
Most OF the cargo would be LOST. The
sloop was to have been sod on The I'd
inst as she could not be eei of 80 e.e-
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-06-09
STAGE COACH.

Under late act of the British Parliao
ment, the driver of stage coach has
been convicted of manslaughter in hav.
ing furiously driven his coach, upset IT,
and killed passenger. The Judge, in
passing sentence, said that he could trans.
port him for life; bit as this was the
6rst offence under the new law, he gave
him suitable sdmonition and ordered
him to be imprisoned twelve months
at hard labor on the stepping mill. An
application Of this law to some OF our
own cases would have most salutary ef-
feet. There is in fact no means of pun
ishiDg coachmaD who drives furiously
and jeopardiyes the lives of his passen.
gers Very frequently they turn deaf
ear to the eDtresty ola passenger to drive
with moderation. The customs of ta-
king drink at stopping places, and ra-
cling with rival coaches, has been pro-
ductivs of total consequences. A few
wholesome examples would introduce a
new state Of things.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-06-09
MASSACHUSETTS.

On the SIst ult at NOON, WILLIAM Eus-
IT'S was sworn into office as Governor, and
and LevI LINCOLN as Lieutenant Cover.
nor, Of the stare Of Massachusetts. The
votes, as officially reported to the Legis>
lalure we're
For Goverror For Lieut. Governor.
William Eus,is 34,4O2 Levi Lincoln 1898
tIsrrisor O. O.is 3OI7l Daniel Noble 30,6J4
Scattering 757 Scattering 800
M,,.t., prs, used in 1891.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-06-09
VALENCIA.

Extract of private letter from Valen-
Cia, dated April :-"Our danger is
not over, and we pass the nights In the
open air, on the line wall. Today or to-
morrow, we slrall strike great blow
Uar militia performs prodigies Of valor'
We feel confident that victory inspires.
God will protect us. We wish for the
arrival of the French, when we shall
form into guerytiiaS, and make them pay
dear for their rashDess. At the same
time the revolution in France itself will
arrive at its maturity"
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-06-09
ELECTION.

An extraordinary election inciden,
took place at Charleston few days ago.
A vacancy had occurred in the represen.
tation of the city of Charleston in the
state legislature, and ARTHUR MIDDLETON,
Ir. (weli known in orr city, was canGi-
date, IN opposition to WILLIAM AIKEN. -.
Much interest was taken in the election
by the friends of both parties. The cleo
ton took place on the 26lh and 27th
ult---and the votes being counted on the
next day, it appeared that there were
for A, Middleton jr, 683 votes; for Viii
liam Aiken 685votess being larger num-
Der of vo;es than usually taken on such
occasions. In consequence Of the nuns
Der Of votes for each being equal, the
managers declared that there was no
choice, and new election becomes ne
cessary. .Nats Int.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-06-09

The Kingston Herald, publishes des-
patch from lord Bathurst, to the lieuten>
ant governor, suihoriSing an immediate
payment Of FIVE shillings in the pound, on
account of the losses sustained by the in
habitants Of the province of Upper Cana
GA, during the late war with the U. s.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-06-09

The Spanish consul at Boston his given
"no'iGe to neu,rals in the present war.
that the importaiions into the Spanish
dominions OF goods, the growth or manu>
iacture Of France. Russia, Prussia, and
Austria. is prohibited--and that to pre-
vent any molesta,ion from Spanish cruis
ers, the usual consular certificates will
be required. Vessels sailing without ,he
provisions of the necessary consular doc
uments, and especially the clearance and
bill OF health, will be regularly reported
and subjected, on their arrival at Span.
ish port, to the most rigorous observance
oil the health and custom house laws.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-06-09

NEw~YoRk, JUNE 3.--The steam ship
Robert Fulton was sold yesterday, at auc-
ton, by order oil the adm'rs. Of the estate
of the late MIR. Durham, for 825,900.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-06-09
peraib aharin Ulst.
PORT OF .ALEXAN-DRIA.

ARRIVED. JUNE T..
Schr Alto, Moffett, Baltimore, 4 DIS ;
full freight TO merchants OF the district.
Schr Ocean, Creighton, Richmond,6 DIS.
JUNE z.
Ship Wilhelmina, Rose, liverpool,
IS DIS; salt and crates TO Vim Fowle g 20.
Nathaniel Wattles, Hugh Smith q Go.
and Robt II Miller.
SAILED.
Sch Ann, Webb. Boston.
Sch Commet, jackson, C harIeston,S C.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-06-09

charge. fhsve no, toreere, the ,o.. os
one soldier killed and bur one .nns.;s =.
officer, two inferior officers, one hussar
one rnasseur, and one trumpetcr woun.
oe% tne 'a!'er severely. All these hor.
Cd stony soil.
plo!ious Is this day to me, my lord,
" ,s.e'n can assure your royal highness,
al, inc troops, with accIamations of
Oe &c foy, showed their devotion 10
y cause OF his majesty, and all 1 have
y, 'smeo, Is. tha.your royal highness did
20, oenoid the ardour and valour which
men animated the brave soldiers of the
an n sss general, and commander OF
is'gnedl vIsCOUNT GILBERT.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-06-09
AUCTION sAGMs-
TRUSTEE'S SANE
TOMORROW,

On Tuesday at 10 O'clock will be sold at the
auction store avariety of articles, among which
are ~ " sugars, Muscovado do, rum, brandy
vinegar, fish, beef, candles, soap, mustard,
wines. ALSO, quantity of chairs, tables, beds,
6edsteads, pianos, sideboards, bureaux, cradles,
&c &C ALSO, a handsome lot of dry goods
bought at auction to the east to De sold very
low.
n. b. All limited articles may be seen ana
purchased at any time.
June S. A. MARsTELLER. auc.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-06-09
HAVANA.

BY an arrival at Norfolk, on the Sd
INST from Havana, the editors of the
Beacon have received Havana papers 10
the 24th May, and letters from commo.
dore Porter's squadron to the esd
hey contain nothing new or important.
Prices at Havana-Flour Is ais a.,
bread Dbl a; butter firm al 10 (;
coffee best gr IL Is. Exchauges-On
London, 8 to 8 per cent-On Spain. 10
TO IL per cent. prem.-On Paris. par 10
! per cent-United States, per cent
disct. to par. Freights-to the United
States, per hid 81 a 5-per box 81 6 TO
2--per lb . a SD cts.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-06-09

Mr.. "'Thomas l.. McKenneyo has
made his bow as the editor of a
newspaper, and transferred his es,ab-
lishment to Messrs. haughton & Co..
Mr.. McRenney, reiires happy in the
consciousness Of having done mis- duty and
"scattered and weakened if not destroy
ed" the radical forces. During the etli.
torial career Of Mr.. McKenney, he has
been on very good terms with himself, &
tits no little qualification to know from his
own hand that his political labours have
neither made him dissatisfied with him.
self nor the world. Messrs.. liaughton
u Co. assume the editorial responsibility
ofthe Washington Republican with be-
coming diffidence and a due sense of
their own importance on undertaking to
conduct paper which they tell Us, "Pub
tic opinion has already stamped with ex-
traordinary appreciation and assigned il a
station far above mediocrity in influence
and in reputation To merit public APP
probation they propose ssome collateral
changes OF local and mechanical charac.
ter"-among those is the assignment of
"distinct department in the paper" for
the shipping intelligence--of George
toynr = f;b
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-06-09

1t is said that the Postmaster general
X. j. Meigs. has been removed, and
that Mr.. M'Lean ofOhio, and former
iy in congress from that state, is his sue
cessor We have reason 10 think the
rumour well founded. GN Y.-lmer
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-06-09
For Lieut. Governor.

Muskets were frsl used in II.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-06-09
FROM PARA.

We learn by the Diana. that a -revolu-
ton broke ont at Para, Brazil, on the l4th
OF A pril. headed by the troops and eppos.
ed by the people. There had been
some fighting, and number had been
killed on both sides, including general
officer. The place was quiet when the
Diana sailed, but the people we're dissatis.
fed, and further bloodobed was expected.
The principle officers and citizens were
fleeing from the place.-Thoso on board
the Diana, left there in consequence OF
the troubles. E.M Y, Mere. advertiser.
Letters from Peru, to Feb. z. received
at Boston, state, that the Patriot army,
5000 men, under general Avado. (who
sailed for africa, to take possession Of up
per Peru) was entirely defeated, Jan. 81, ,
by the Royalists, under general Baldace,
only 1000 escaping, and they without
arms or baggage. s
A petition, signed by all the American
merchants and ship masters, in Peru,
had been forwarded to our government,
praying for the removal of the u. States.
agent. Judge Provost.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-06-09
WILLIAM COBBETT.

The unprincipled and versatile Cob
bett' has given new evidence of his al,
tra-principles. He has come out warm
ly, and to the utmost extent of their wish
es, the advocate of the OraDgemen of
Ireland. He calls upon the British mi.
nistry to SUPPORT this bloody faction at
any expense. He would remove the
lord lieutenant; he %ould yet further
press upon the Catholics OF Ireland he
would do any act Of baseness and injus-
tice ifby SO doing he could secure to the
orangemen the ia71iess government of
Ireland. In all this we see nothing in.
consistent Goblet is thorough going
John Bull. He would.keep Ireland and
the East and West Indies and all the
world, if he could, as slaves to Englana.
He Is as Grant an Aristocratic English
man as lives. Dem. Press.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-06-09
FOURTH OF JULY.

AT meeting Of the citizens of Wash
'ngton, on. the 9TH inst. to make arrange.
nents for celebrating the approaching
anniversary Of American independ
the mayor was called to the chair, and
Alexander Kerr. esq. appointed secre,a-
~, when the following resolutions were
adopted, viz Resolved, That the chair.
man appoint two citizens from each ward,
who, together with himself and the sec.
rotary, be committee to make all ne.
cessary arrangements for celebrating the
Fourth of July next. Resolved, That the
committee be announced in the public
papers on or by Friday next, and that
they be requested to meet at Strothers,
on Saturday evening, at o'clock. Re.
solved, That, Ave ofthe COMMITTEES con-
stitute Quorum to do business. Resol.
sved, That the proceedings of this meet
ing be published in the city papers.
coMMIfrEE-Dr, Sim col. Bomford;
Richard Smith, esq. col. Ashton; Judge
Anderson Joseph Gales, jr. ; Daniel Car
roll, Of Dud,n. esq. DIR. Watkins i; com.
rodgers Samuel N. SmaIlwood, esq.
DR.. Williams capt. Wadsworsh ;
Thomas Carbery, Esq. Alexander Kerr,
ESQ.,.
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