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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-07-06
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ACquilia 0smon.

T..
john Parker, Isaac pidgeon, Wm.
q. Peak. sarah furi, John patto.f, 2.
James Philips, Joseph Page, Thomas
L. Page. john Phillips, judah Pritcll-
ard, "a lillian Ii. Page, Pilgrim Len
Jainnr, Michael Fierce, John Page
James II. Parker. Joanah Powell.
K.
John Rogers. Elizabeth Rovstcr @.
William hced. John ,tcisoh, William
hanNn. George Rrybrri, David
HidSway, Matthias kitter, Elizabeth
Rascy, Michael Read, Margaret X .
Rust. John Reed, Elizabeth Riley,
Abraham neCk, Martha Reed, Peter
kus:. james Reed, Haser Raglan, Da-
vic Russell.
Shavcllear Swa,c, rachcl Stmcci-
fer, samuel Stokes, Smith &. Garter,
David stewart, George ties a OH.
" IN. Shepherd. Henry Sullivan, john
Sutherland. Benjamin SiMwclI. Jacob
Sianllcr, Lowrie etcadman, Patrick
S!mcrs, Joseph smith, Margaret
omoot. Thomas Sprint, George Su-
Man, Jonathan smith, John saunders,
Raced snap, Sarah (, Smith, Jane
smith. Mary Silver, Eliza ~crivencr.
Reuben seal, SIN. Il. shindlcr, Wm.
-cabrisht. William shepherd, Maria
Spencer, Emily Schultz.
T.,
'ihonIas Taylor. VIM. raornbury
George Taylor, alexander I. Ray
IIr. .'oim Is. TiIdcn. Hannah Thomas.
James Taylor, John TroxcIl. hcn,a-
mm +. horn, " alter Tanquarv,
samuel Fay Ior, Warner hrorkiaor-
Ton, 2. irwin thatcher, Wan. iy!cr.
V.
Cornelius Vincent.
W.
Bartilla walker, isaac $. Wood,
Thomas Wolfe, klizaW n;tc. Thomas
elch. Wilson Washington. David
" addlc, Thomas wilson. Elisha IS IL
err Mary Williams. Jared " illanIs.
elizabeth Wilson. VIM. Wilson. Rob
irrl J., Wood, Frances Winsrlt. Samuel
Wilson, Lydia wood. William white.
Vi ). SARAH White, Joshua u. White.
Y.
John A. Xaupi, Q.
THOMAS R0BEETs, P. u.
winchester july
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-07-06
NOTICE.

UNrER The authority of deed o.
trust 20 NE dated the 10Th d., of Agril,
1896, fran john Hopkins, fur the he
oe6' of nr"cki'oi-, LNiogs,on, as.i3.
nee Of Nathaniel P-nhieton. shall, 0u
6!Ii dug - August 'r1,. a The tavern
90 Mt. Huito", an The Town ol Charles
vs., 81 the County OF Jefferson, Nir-
gina otter fer sale. AT public auction,
i"F ready nancy, to The hig:,n bidder.
Il irnet rf t.rnd, situate in the saia
coon'y' & sta:r, containing nbout i17@
Acres, being part q! the tract called
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-07-06

onday IN PM 1923,
! hOmas Nichols Elairt;E
Against
Samuel Reed, Joshua Reed, e. Sai; !,
Reed, Nef,udante
TIE Defendant Samuel. Reed
not having entered his appearance.
and siFen security according 10 the
Act nf Assembly and the. iSuies OF
thlI Court. ard it appearing by satiss
cory evidence, tn at he is rot az
'nhaOiiant If this eouDtry: 1t is orcer.
ri Ilel the said defcudant 10 ar1ea.
here 0" the first day of The next terDs
ana an, An,"er The bill Of the plain.
t'h', and tina. copy Of this order oc
'ori hwith inserted in soue newsptper
p bsshed in Winchester, for two
moD'hs 'oceeso'vety, and posted at the
f"ni door OF the Court House in the
SAL" toWn %: Winchester.
A Copy-Tes
DANIEL LEE, {. c. {.
Nay 3i-B.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-07-06
Virginia to wit:
Nay 3f-Bo


at HufeS Asid an The Clerks Office Of Yac.
ay County Court, on the frst .gondav
az June 1873.
John hluIlin pl.;nt;e,-
Against
Jacob TevebouSh Peter, Hutton, A.
braham Button, Moses Hutton. anil
Job Hutton, D,frn,l.rte7'
He said Defendant, Jacob i.yc-
bough. rot having cnterco his a1i cor.
antc' and %isen security accoltins to-
thc ACt of Assembly and tie Rules Of
THIS Court and it appearing by sat
lsiactory evidence that he is NOT All
,nhabltant If tins Commouv calth II
Is 'IG'rco ha the said Defendant do
app"a iere on lhc first Ga, If the
ncNt Sep t. Der Court & answer tie
bIli u The autIii: ard thai i. copv
CT Tins orter be forthwith inserted in
some new spa e. ruI listta in " in.
chester Tor two months successfully.
and posted al thc front door Of the
Court i:o1se OF the County Of Hardy.
\ Cop, -Jestc,
Ed. WILLIAMS, c. II.
June ID.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-07-06
Virginia to wit :
May Ut,

Virginia to wit
81 RUteS hotlen IN the clerks OGcs Of
the Superior court ofcijnnccrg for the
UfHchester District Ire first shoaday
an april 1925.
Garter b, Chandlce plaint,if.
Against
Edward Adams aid Jemima his wife.
and the heirs and legal Representa-
YES of WIN. Dcnea!e, d,r d.
Defendants.
V7hE Defendants, JOHN Uoof and
a Janette his "ife, and Joaiah Mar
hail AID Kitty bis wife. iOt having
entered their Appearance oud given 50.
eutity according 10 The Act of Aracm-
bly, ard The Rules Of THIS Court, AID Il
'ppesTing by satisfacfory evidence.
thai hey are not ipfehiianns Of ,hI4
rountrJ : II IS ordered. 7 hot The srid
Defendants DO epbear here on The frs
dsv Of the De1 tern aud answer thu
o'li of ne plaintiff and that u con,
i tn's order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper publi-hei IN Winches-
~ for iw" months succt..iytly, and
ro.ted ~ he f'"rt duo- ~ lie Cou7,
House IN The ,ard toH1 Of Winchester
A-Copy Teste.
May 7--C DANIEL LIE, e,e.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-07-06
ALLEN
IOtterI no Exchange Off G.

I00VVIy IIU EACH"ISt UlHIt,
Penn'a Avenu', Washington City.
Most kinds OF Forci. n Bank Note.
received III payment at par.
O. Orders from any part OF
the nited States. by mail, cnclosln.
The cash OF prize tickets, in an, oi
lac Baltimore Lotteries, will meet tho
usual prompt and punctuaI attention.
addressed 10
S Il NJ. ALLEN, Il Co.
Pennsylvania Avenue,
" ashinSton City.
June 2I
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-07-06
Virginia to wit


III hates h0iden in the Clerks Office of
tie superior COuri # Ct0Hccfg jor
the ~ ucdeSter DiStItct the first
.NOnday IN June 1873.
James Anderson and Leah his wife,
late Leah Senscncy. Plaintiffs.
AGAINST
Magda!Cha Scnscncy, Exccu- !
tiiN, and Gbcd Waite ExcCu- -
COR of Peter Scnsency decd. 5
" the heirs OF said ctcr Sen
soncy g., ascd.
{ ~ nef ndant John Beanc and
B. I've LIS wife not having enc, q
their appcaranc and given secmit,
according tOtl3" At Of assembly and
the h,.l'~ Of tIis { curt. and il appear
inE by satislaC1or> ,,iGence, that they
arc no' mia itani> Ct tbs Countr, : II
/ 110Oe0, hal the said ncl,nd. nts
do appear he" ON the first 6ay oft,p
next term and answer The bill of the
pldn'ii 5: and that copy Of tins or
dCriC forthwith insritrC in goloc news
paper lll ljshed in mchesier. for
two mont suCCcssivc'y and posted
~ li'' front door ofthc Court House
in tbc sid town of v incbcsttr.
= Copy 90 Tcs,c.
DANIEL LEE, c.c.c.
June ID J.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-07-06

We % 80 'bli Ote
a Lit of Letters remaining in IN. Post
oi'lce IN Winchester Va, # not ia
Ken out Before the tst October. vii,
he seni 10 the General Post Office as
dead ie'ters. PERSON. enqnirirg for
letters "ui please shy they are ad.
vertisrl.
Robert Allen, George Albert, a.
hraham ADAMS, Daniel Amin, A.
qnilla ID Alln. VIM. Angus, Mrs.
Louisa Abbot, Mrs. Jane *. Amin.
| d.
James Brooks, Mary Ann Rccver.
McNsrs. ". 81. Brown. oam'l Ben
ham. Charles Blue. Joseph {. Bald
wiz. s. Mrs. Sarah I}rouk, George
hlckmcrc, ,. Sampson Dlincac, An
urrw HuSh, ,ioln honrn. .tirxandlr
/. buckAanan. Peter Barley; W III. [.
Euck. Mar! i'nwen, Thomas Eascy
J"nn Bond, Mary lu,h. cu,o.non l..
'ink T. I':.".. .ni'liu :. lao 4. i,ruNn
Mcssrs. Cooper & Baldwin,.
Thomas Camphci. Iohn Cochran.
McColmick q Castlcuan, 90. JAS.
ChIpiel. Mar! Ci"ra. R0ht Cochran.
Ho". tramer. c Lammack. Com
mfsH'oncrs Oil! c S'iool of Frederick
JAM ~" bell. iohn Garrrll, Cha's.
Cunningham, AcTul.n CchaSan, Jo-
nathan ariiir, JOHN Craven, John
C"stlcman. Abmcr lA,Ac, lu,, vi Card.
jacob Cooper, Levi CLEVELAND. Peter
John aitcr. tv..rs Carpenter, Geo.
F. chances, Win. S. Cu,.c;t, Jacob
carpenter.
ID.
lessee N0bbins. James Davis, Sam
uci DAVIS. John }. l!ean, Joseph Dad
| irl' kenhen Deai- isaac Daniel, John
ocCk' " III Dunlap.
r..
joel Fills, jacob ELLIS. Robert Ew-
ih%, VIM f.Yins, Miss MARY Eek
mart
| MofCecai L.. Frye, Geo. NJ. Fry,
NieAahd"F / ots!the, David foasctt.
{.
Faster Grant. "m. Garman. Mary
''fa''alil. Sarah Il. GIlilgrsom, Ben
l"i""i Hl"ss' ioiiv'r Grantham, las.
". NI'herS'n. samuel t.. Gordon,
i"hn or Eliza G'l1r't. john Griffith,
M ""r"cn. ii"nry Gunncil, rrrdc-
'ck '"SS, fiNna :. Gibson, Sarah
"iasN, James Gamble, John s. Ilo-
ratio \. Gtrr'
''cha Reward. Elizabeth Has
lcI' Ann Helm. Joseph iiachn y. y "a
y Mrs. C'lcy alburt. Matthias
lie, lrhn'it i'aIl' Nm- Hclm, \ j.
'h"ri hih''' 2. GeorSc ". Harrison,
" M ''"'nlIng' 7ecSe iii. Scd-
r'cf h"tS."'' 5"mcS hamilton. ?,
t'Wi' "DinHSSw"rth' ugh HucNton,
| Nathan H'Ncn' t"tharinc haWkIIs.
Charles H"r'Is' VIM. u. "arlis, Ca
,n''ihc an'Gtnn' Charles Hendrc!,
| "m HAN' n"'h liaiTcy, Noscs
'''N' h"%h f.oi'7."n. Archlbald Fol
i''h"' '',n'S HGhrl Ha'ld Holmes
! az ; j. t'a"' niaHah Hamilton,
""''' nay oamuei ttaIAmick'
/ j.
" "l' = I'Nih'' s. Mary JinkIn5o :.
""''u ''' zones. = James ireland,
""'' > ''S' Jane Jones' :, Daniel Jc~
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-07-06
Aliens Prize list.

~ me Sd Days Drawiny ofths
MA, YLANl. STATE LOTTEH
No. 'sss9all4s6 2s49s prizes cad
of S,l
SOLD at ALIENS where the cad
can be had Fer prizes as sooa
drawn. The drawing will be conunI
ed or Thursday, the l7ih of July.
Oh Thursday, the 10th Of Jolly, q
price OF tickets will BE- advanced
Si6. Adventures, particularly tho
at distance, should lose M time
securing ehaoces. All orders dat
previous To tie rise, will be supplied
u, present p. ices, VIZ.
Whole Tickets Sic 90
Halves 6 90
Quarters 500
Eighths T. so
Capital Prizes yet to he drawn are
100000 DOLLS.
of 10000 DOLLAR.
nj - 10000 DOLLARS
2of $1,000 5000 DOLLAR,
II OF 1000 DOLLAR
hap,,I, an
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-07-06

s's' stiii house, srycIai good springs,
al apple 0rcharI. &c. sc.
Ici:na OF sale arc-umc fourth of
'hc purchase money III hand or upon
the ra'Iication Of the sale, when pos
session Viii be given, and the balance
m Ion.' equal annual payments, with
lntcrrNt. the purchasers giving bond
with approved sccuIit, aud as soon
as The Whole Of the purchase money is
paid. good and suncicm. deeds will be
executed Ivy tho Trustees cymvey ing the
above property t. the purcnasers.-
SAFE to commence n ~ o'cipCk A. Nj.
NikU~ IANTZ,
EAib ASA ROBERTSON.
i'ruStepS.
Ercderi"htown, t:d. iuly 5th ST.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-07-06

Also tickets in the University Lotit
ry' now drawing, at $40, shares
proportion.
fi"kets and shares in the above Io
trrlcs (warranted umdrawl) TO be ha
az
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-07-06

hesid" large number of 81oo, SO
&c. prizes.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-07-06

iarSe numoeT OF S1OO, DO
&e. prizes.
Washington Monument Lottery,
VIII draw aSaIo on Thursday, tht "a
II July. Only II more drawings
c"mpI"e the lottery, and all the I'D
lr"i < p'lzes are suIl uudrawu, viz.
OF 1850 10000 DOLL
OIL 10000 DOH
"t 1900 DlLIl
OF 1000 DOLL
Whole .ckets $40
Hal.es
Quarters z 30
Eisbths 26
4 To-. .,.l-
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-07-06
About 1870 ! Crc~.

being ono haltofsaid laal. as jointly
purchased by James Robertson aud
Henry MCCIcarJ Of James Reed. =;
Is situated on L;ugauore creek, aboa'
s milcs above the milIs-aboui 50 d
cres are in wood, the balance eaod
land. There are ulou lhle Iar1 a
good dwelling house, two tobacco lou
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-07-06

"A Lit of Letter, REMAINING. in IN. Pos,
oihce IN Winchester Va, # M, tn
Ken out Before the fst October. will
he sent 10 the General Post Office "A.
dead letters. PeIson- enqpIring for
letters. "dl please say they are ad.
vertisrl.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-03-13
RIGHT or INTERFERENCE.

The Edinburg Scotsman, OF the zist
December enter. with great spirit upon
The IS threatened attack on SPaIn-and on
the right of independent nations to change
and modify their constitutions The ar
ticle thus concludes "itwas strenuously
contepded during tbe era OF the French
revolution, that such internal changes 10
ne:ehboring country as went to effect the
PRINCIPLES Oh which all society resls-such
as the open ayowal Of anarchy, atheism
and Interpolation, as public creed, gave
the vicinsge," to use a phrase OF Mr.
Burke's. right to interfere. That it was
a good reason for the vicinsge adopt
Ing such preventative measures as might
be required to binder the propagation OF
the con,agion cannot be doubted; but we
do NOT think it would warrant any direct
interference. No constitution OF society
which was founded on an anarchical priD'
cipIe. and which die not respect the right
OF property, could possibly be permanent,
A nuisance OF this sort. it left to itself,
must have speedily abated. But the in
reference OF foreigners impressed on It
new and more dangerous character. Io
save her national independence. 10 avoid
being trampled on by foreigners, France
became military nation All the factions
which had sgitsie6 the country during the
period Of The revelations, " ere crushed uh-
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-03-13
FROM GIBRALTAR.

BosToN, March I've are Indebted
10 Mr. Topliff Cor Gibraltar papers to Jan
4 They contain some details OF events
in Spain, bat the movements OF the NAL
lcontents there appear TO be less important,
! nd their forces less formidable than few
Iionths ago.
In the Portuguese Cortes . motion was
L,sde, and referred TO a committee for an
I,ulling tue Kings order for the Danish :
psnt of the queen 90 the ground that 1t 10
ioubtiul whether her majesty was bound
o swear to the Constitution, and that ii
she was, and had violated the laws, she
ought TO be tried by the competent tribu-
nal, neither the king nor hss ministers be-
ing empowered to pass sentence upon her
or Hpon any body else, The committee,
on the 18th Of December, reported upon
this motion, that in their opinion, the Or
der was perfectly legal, the queen having
acknowledged that she was included IN
the article of the constitution. which re-
quires all Portuguese to take The oath, and
the article clearly enacting that those who
refuse to comply are to De expelled the
kingdom. The discussion on the report
was adjourned to a future day
The following new Regents and Minis
ters Of Brazil, have been appointed by the
King, viz Regents, the Archbishop Of
Bahia, President /; and Messieurs l.. A.
Rebello da Silva, NJ. A. de Carvslho, S.
3. H. Botellio aud J. de Sousa Pacheto.
Minister of che Interior and Finance, NJ
F. J Vieirs: Of Justice and Eectes,Gstical
A6ai-s, NJ. J J. de Queiror; and Of aar
and Marine, Brigadier Sampayo, The
Regency Is to sit prov ,sionaIly at Bahia,
with the power Of transferring itself viii
thsrsosver circumstances may require.
Its authority is to extend over all the pro-
viuces Of Brazil except Para and Maran-
bam.
The Emperor of Morocco. Muley Soil
man, died in the city OF Morocco, on the
fSih November. He lett will, appoint
ing his nephew aud son in-law, Muley
Abderhsman, his successor, who has besn
proclaimed as such IN the cities OF Moroc-
Co, Fee, Mequiuez. and Tetuau.
The yellow fever had subsidized in Al
sieIs. II was asserted that the Dey OF AL,
giers bad declared var against Spain. Sc
Veral ships ei war were fitting ont at Al
sisrs in the beginning OF December. 4
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-03-13

Der the iron sceptre o. the adyenturer, who
had sue coed, (; in repelling the attacks Of
the Holy Powers in 1898. but his snbi
ton was not satisfied with tbs triumph
and for twenty years all Europe was es,
p sed 10 atrocities, which, but tor the III
roper interference Of Others, would ba'e
been suffered. by France Cniy, and that iol
a comparatively short period. 80
But. admitting that tue DEGREES oil ira
.ernizari.p issued 10 1893. gave other pow
prs Jus, ground for interfering IN the al
isirs OF France. it is plain that no inference
eau be- drawn from that Circumstance t.
Countenauce the present attack on oPa'n'
The Spanlsrds have done nothing to III
lure The perfect rights either OF the French
or OF any other power whatever lney
have broken no treaiIes-they have mace
no attacks ON the property or INSTITUTIONS
of their oeigh bors-they have not attempt
ed to seduce the subjects OF the members
OF the Holy Alliance from their alieg'-
ance-iAey have issued no decree OF ira.
terDIzalioL-lbey have not promulgated
any principle, inconsistent With the tram
guilty, The prosperity, and the improve
ment of society. Their single fault IS,
their having emahcIpsted themselves from
a CALLING and od,ovs tyranny. But, tor
this they deserve the support and protec-
ton OF every other nation. =" Hhsn PEG
| pile, says Va,teI, from good reaso"s, take
10 arms TO denver themselUes from op-
pressioa justice ana generosaty require
that they should be assisted IN the defence
of their liberties
"l, is plain, therefore, that The conduct e.
pretentions OF The Holy League are equally
inconsistent with the rights and Liberties OF
, independent nations. & with the just prin>
ciples OF public law, deduced from the
fundamental principles OF society, and
| sanctioned by the authority OF the greatest
philosophers and publicists. Force Is The
only law the Holy Leaguers acknowledge
the only principles TO which they reief'
The invasion oil Naples exhibited them IN
their true character of robbers aud plunde-
rers-of bandits leagued together to sup
, por every degrading abuse and to extIn.
! guish ali the germs OF improvement; ana
their conduct IN regard 10 Spain proves
that they are still as resolate as ever IN
! prosecuting their arbitrary schemes 10 de-
hance of the universal execratiOn OF man
kind. But this contest will certainly
accelerate their tail, Opinions cannot be
eradicated by lorce aDdibe present enor.
mites of the Holy Leaguers will tend
more than any thing else to weaksn the
i force OF those silly prejudlces-ot that de-
yoir machlna!-which now enables them
to lord it over the tairest portion OF Eu'
rope"
This is spirited language and surely
nothing eau be clearer, 10 the eye OF impa'
tient reason. that no aation has right to
meddie with the Improvements OF another
until that nation NEEDLES with it-untll
there is some overt act, which calls upon a
nation TO defend itself against the wrong
1t i. to be hoped, however; that France
has seen her error-and that the next &C
count. will iplorm US that she has iet Spa'"
alone.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-03-13
ALGIERS.

We are alreany aware that an out
rage was committed on the American
Vice Consul at Algiers, by dragging
him from his horse, and beating him
numerically, which was neither pro
veksd, nor can be justified, Our advi
ces from France detail particulars Of
the affair, which seems to have been
premeditsied, and requires the prompt
interference of government 1t will
sometimes happen in the Barbary states
that consuls Of impetuous temper, IN
willing to submit to the acknowledged
customs and ceremonies of the court,
draw upon themselves occasional in.
suits these, however, are Of perso-
nal nature and should be adjusted in
the best manner, and corresponding
with the standing and temper Of the
agent. 1t cannot be expected that the
government is to be compromised In
every dispute which the consul may
have with the individual or individuals
administering the government. But 1t
must be recollected that when these
Barbary pc wers mediate hostllities q.
saiast any nation, an indication of their
intsntionf is manifested by some insult
on the person OF shc consul, and their
mode of issuing manifesto corresponds
with the genius and disposition of the
people-it 10 by making an exorbitant
demand Of money from the Consul, and
on refusal impr,soning him or, when
tho treaty prohibits tribute, beating The
consul, or committing some indignit)
u pom him, When these events happen
civilized powers must Immediately con-
slider the insult in a national point of
view, and seek redress accordingly. If
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-03-13
FROM FRANCE

BY the pOliteness Of capt. Smith, of the
packet shp Slephania. arrived yesterday
from Havre, the editors OF the New York
Daily Advertiser have been furnished
with hle Of Paris papers to the 7th OF
January, from which they have no time to
make lrAaslat,ons.
THE SLAVE TRADE.
In consequence Of memoir presented
b I'VE Congress Q; Verona, by the philan-
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-03-13

Our foreign ners is more than usually inter-
e.ting 10 day. The high toned and patriotic
language held forth by the Cortes of Spain G.
y,uces determination. on the part of that ma
zion, to resist the vain efforts of those ambi-
Gous aespots, who dare to encroach upon the
rights of th. unfortunate, and dictate to them
laws. Circumstances thus far indicate, that the
lame policy pursued by the four imperial
courts, which have addressed their notes to the
Spanish cabinet, will be more detrimental to
their own internal interests, than effect the re-
pose Of Europe for it cannot but be evident
to every rejecting mind, that the injury, which
che allied powers would incur to themselves, if
che supposed eruption should take place in
Europe, would not be compensated, if the Pc.
ninsula like Poland) should be divided among
them equally, and the Spanish name become
extinct.
Part Of che intelligence will be found on the
eth oase,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-03-13

We have received per tie schooner Rose IN
Rloorn. Capt. Souie, file Of Demerara and
Barbados papers to the 5th Feb.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-03-13

and consent OF the Senate, a Chaplain in
the United States Navy, to be stationed
at The Navy Yard in tbis City. tStar.
WrLNISeToN, IN. C. March I've
are Informed by a gentlemen who left ST.
Barts about The 26th of January, that Mr..
Harrison, the American Consul at that As
land, has, since his residence there, been
the subject of repeated insults, wantonly
practised through the fundamentally of
the Swedish authorities These indigni-
ties had become So aggravated that for
several nights the dwelling OF Mr.. H. was
asssiled with missiles, and that too whilst
Mrs. II lay seriously indisposed. Pro-
lection from these insults had been reques-
Ted of the Governor, but be declined at.
ivriing it.
Mr. Harrison i: is stated, is deservedly
esteemed TOR his geutieHanly aud correct
his treatment therefore, is
not 0ccasioned by any improperly on bis
part. II is understood that it proceeds
IRON desire in the authorities of the Is
3and 10 compel him 10 leave the place, the
Swedish government, as our informant
states, being averse to the location or Con- |
suls in any OF their Islands. The appoint |
ment of Sir. Harrison, as Consul. we are \
further informed, has not BEEN officially
al St. Barts---aRd although !
be went out as such, and has resided there |
or the two last years, being unwilling Ia /
.e:urn, until recalled by government, no.
hing has been done 10 meliorate bis stu
alton.
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APPOINTMENT.

The Rev. Burgess Allison has been ap.
pointed by the President, by the advice
and consent OF the Senate, a Chaplain in
the United States Navy, to be stationed
al the Navy Yard in this City. tStar.
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thropist Allan, sgainst the slave trade, sod
his sloauea, addresses, the gres, powers
with the single exception OF France, have
adapted very vigorous measures on the
subject Russia, England, Prussia. and
AUSTRIA. hap. agreed chat The commerce IN
siaoes eught to be ass'm'lated s'n me
crime of piracy; and have therefore mace
il punishable with des:h.