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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-05-03
Very late from the Pacific.
Balfimhre. Anrn oo

b"ItiInOre, april %.
We have conveTsed viii gentlemen who
CANE passenger IN the schooner Dart. arr;.
we'd hire or Saturday in twe,,ty fouT dsvs
frcm Carthsgens. He lett 6 ,ayaauii sbo1t
The micde Of March which tim, Pre,iaen,
Bolivar WIS here. The expedition which
the Peruyis" Pa ricts had sent aesisnt the
r yaiists net Lima nd been defeat d-at
the last accent the RoyaIi,ts we're within
few league ct Linz, which ace. IL was
supposed, 1ould inevitably fsn into their
hands sgair 10 Consequences Of the sxoscttd
capture Diana fogitives and much pro-
pcFy had " there srd arrived a, Guayaoo,l
Ther' waeo'siderabIs bss,le g. in con
'squsnce this intelligence, and expsrien.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-05-03
MILE
A small supply of this interesting
artlcie. has just been received and for
sale by
FIrZsIMMONs & PHILLIPS.
May 8, 1898.
Bell Tavern.

HE subscribe respectfully informs
II his friends aud the public tfa, he
has removed 10 his former rstsb,ishr
ment at the sign Of The BELL where
he is prepared for she reception Of those
who may thiuIs proper 10 favour him
with their company. rhe house ha. I'M
de'g"ne thorough repair. The rooms
are so Furnished rs 70 promise comfort
and convenience; to this he pledges he
addition of his own services 10 render
the time Ut hose comfortable who NAV
favour him with call.
NJ. CARRIER, Jr.
Sraunton May Sd.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-05-03
~ is Ih,G

at the last se's'on Il h. Legislature Of
New jersey, az ac VS., pissed 20 incoroo.
rate Company tlr erecting sem 81 III in
,br town % Sst N, with banking privi.
isges. The ccmSany has beso otgaoIz d s.d
tbs bark established A; bot it seems me dir.c
ioFs have co0iuded TO "mi' erecting a mill.
and 10 { nfiae herr D ratiuns To the back
'lone. u Is said bar the priocipal PER- o, the
directors are legal chaisc ers, AM some Of
them oDd.rsts"d twisting M teu Their
cete' mutation has gIve' great ofence to
some Of ,be ciiSeo- Of Salem and IFS siciOi,
~, who felt Interested IL the establishment
IT The niIl. as well 1t might. The law NUT
be m'serabiy lame ere, if "a. oe,efm, 9.
ton does no, produce forfeit Of the char,
ter.-Dei Gaz.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-05-03
Extract of a Ietterreceivcd in Boston
dated Ilayre, March IS

"in addition to our former advices,
we have only tc say that the news of
yes erday from Paris. was of a still
more warlike character. The Duke
dAngouleme is to leave Paris this
morning for the army, & it is announ-
ced that hostilitics will probablylcom.
mence between the LIST and 5th proxi-
mo Oar market is very brisk, and
every thing is on the rise"
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-05-03
NOTICE.

A Meeting of the Bible Society Of
{ y Frederick County, Va. vii be
held in the Episcopal Church il Win
chester. on Wednesday 9TH inst. at
IL o'clock. The members and mana.
gers of the Society arc requested to
attend as business Of importance is to
be transacted.
WIN. HILL, Pres't.
MAY 8.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-05-03
CORPORATION ELEcrIoN.

An election tor Ov-r.eers of the Poor for
the Corporation Of W,nche. e. was held al
the Market House on Saturday last FRI m
certain causes, which are Unnecessary here TO
detail, unusual interest YVES -xci,ed. One
hundrea y Seventy Yates we're polled.
following was the result
John Heiskell 147)
N.,hao Anderson il2 Effected.
John Irwin Ky
Jacob Cooper as
Jgh" S, Psyton 48
cit IS proper to add that this Gsntisran
was un contrary t. hi. inclination, and was
decidedly opposed to 'he change contemplat.
ed by come. IN relation to one of ths Mem,
bers elect.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-05-03
PIRATES.

BALTIMoRB, April 25.-Cap'. San
ders, ~ho arrived AT New York from
New Orleans in the schooner Cleaner,
reports that he was buartied on the
tO'h inst. near KY West, by boat
from Commodore Porte,'s squadron,
aud ioformed by the commanding Iii
eer that British sIoop had captured a
piraticai weasel of 60 meo, commanded
by the celebrated LA FITrE, who
has been for long time notorious as a
pirate and smuSgIer az the Florida
coast and Barrataria, aud that be was
killed 10 The actian
The pirates boisted the bloody Gag,
and asked no quarters, not expecting
that aay would be given them AZ
m"s' all the pirates on hoard were FL
ther killed or wounded. Captain Saun-
ders has letters from Com. Porter 70
his friends. finer
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-05-03

dence 10 which the melancholy fate of that
ofhcer ha- given rise. ( ha, been remark ed
with Ies2ec' to many or our naval officers.
That they Cen ~ielJ the pen a. well as che
sword tha they are % useful to be SEQ, a.
broad In he C, aci'y OF Ambassadors. as in
the character Of commanders of armadas -
Whsr. therefore, W. have disputes 70 se,.ie
with the Pirates in the Mediterranean or the
West Indies, or with the hsrborers of vil
lains, officers like ours, who can both write
and fight, are doubly valuable, es they are
equally ready t. .xpound civil, national, or
canon fdu. as the case may require Com.
Porter, alter prompt aud spiri ed r~pre-
sentation ofthe affair in question to the Spas
nish aulhorities of PORTO Rico, has, with
commendab'e prudence, referred The matter
In our government, as the best Judge of the
measure Of reparation due.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-05-03
From the Petersburg In.cIligenccr

The correspondence between Gem. Por
Rr aud the Governor Of Portc Rico (which
&c have copied from the Enqu,rer) is most
interssiirg.- seldom indeed haye cur conc.
mymen been called upon to resent a more
wanton Outrage than that perpeTated by the
Spanisrd' IN firing upcn the vessel Of he la
mected Lieut.. Cocks;-bot,oeve under any
circr instances, have the rights, the horror, the
dignity Of eur country been more s5,y us
tsined than BY the gal mt com maoesr of The
United States squadron, in the coIrespons
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-05-03

III ON tho LyncAduJg Hirginion.
a toueh Of the bc,oIcs. std a 60 firma
i'on OF Nspoieon's saying, hat there
u ba one siep from the sublime TO
the rIdieulaus y
Two gentlemen, not a thousand mileg
'fos' FinctsIIe, (en6 whose Sowing
qualifications viii not be doubted, when
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-05-03

Zoe Legislature of Louisiana ad ;ouraed
*, .ne Zth uit after session of n arly
Naree mo" bs. On the 25th tn. U.ory Bill.
pas'eo she Senate. by vote OF ID 20 Q. IL
~a' then 81 ough' before the Luwer House !:
sne vo'e berg .aking there, 25 appeared
'or It's passage AID II against it. Tire bill
wasaccordiDsly lost, inasmuch as the Lsw
81 House copsists Of 4S memters, ana the
Constitution r'quires tba. .wo.tnird IS the
members elected to each Hose sbell no ne
te'sary to The passage of bill egsins, lie
Teto Of thU Governor
The bill for the relief OF the Charity Hos.
PHat, conte nplating the repeal Of he lev 10
plonipli gambling, as far as 1t concerns tn.
s..y OF New Orleans, which was r. ;scsed an
nioncay, S4.b, WAS re. considered he ryyt
say AID passed, 81 yeas TO ten nays. There
gre TO be ten gambling houses licensed in The
sny and suburbs, upon condition Of their be.
ngkept in retired places. BY an additional
.sftlon, the pnce OF each llcencse is fixed
y 5ooo dOlIsrs.!
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-05-03
Inarrien-

Un Wednesday evening last DIR. n. J.
,ncK. 6oit'day, to Miss .Barg Tav or
daughter OF DIR. Samuel Taylrr 81
Berryville, and grand daughtc,. of the
late Br. Il. Mackey.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-05-03

Major VIM. GAMBLE, one of our cit.
liens, has jast lief, lh's City for Ph.Ia
se'ph'a, On his way TO London. We
""ers'and his business in Eng,aod is
Solicit from the government of that
oun'ry the reiinqushmeot of email
sI'" OF money, waieh his deceased un.
s'e' Tue late MAJOR Tba mas Gamble,
SoSa ueathed to The British Government
u. 20 help TO pay the national debt as
we sum bequeaihed fib oOON can be
81 no importancs in the Teduc ZION Of so
urge a National Debt, willis, e. would
Se OF great Importance to Major G..
SUI MS numerous oRpring, there is
.eason to hope for the success of this
duplication.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-05-03
A PYRATETAKEN.
Extract of letter from an American
officer to his friend in this city.
HAVANA. April Q, 1925. J

u. .. schr. iiiot.
s1 have only time TO tell yau. thar
we captured piratiea! schooner, cal
'eh the Pilot, yesterday mornipg abcut
8 o'clock, about twenty miles to the
eaa,ward ut Havana. Twu cutters se.
compli-hed this. The action lasted a.
boui fifteen minutes during which time.
they kept mp byitk and spirited ere.
We killed twH. aud wouu.ied several:
one prisoner isken. We pursued them
TO the weeds with rhe marines and a
few sailors but he bushes were go
thick, we could no. f.. d them. Que of
'h~m vas killed or The beach. The ma
rines stan ned in the beats. behaved
with theis nsuai bravery. The nitrate
had on board one double fortified .ix
Founder which 1, let slim al us four
times. loaded with grape and eannis
ter. The beats were commanded by
Liect. s'ribling. Strange to saw. ma.
n man III our boats sastRinsd An {. inry
The pirates had on board r.any mu..
kets, olan lerbusses. cuslnssss, pi-tnls.
swords, aod great deal OF aa,muu;-
ton.
The captain Of the nitrate Displayed
a great deal of bravery One nf the nj.
rates was Killed on board, he other on
the beach lie prisoner states the,e
were tbir'J-six men OH board the Pr,
lot"
Extract ola letter from Mr.. ". ST.
monitor; merchant, 10 the editor
OF the n. London Gazette. da-
ted Attention, hompson's
Island. april I, recci-
we'd by the sioop
Eagle. apt.
Kemp
"Com. Porter assi ed here on the Cd
inst. since which he has heen yery
much engaged in The various duties
which necessarily devoive upon him -
Yesterday ha Iery was erected with
eight guns, . bich i. nuder the com.
Waod nj Captain Gsay-oa, OF the u. S.
Marine COFp-;a national salu.e wac
then lred, aud he town ueeed .alten-
ton, (wa presume. TO honor he memo.
ry OF the iaWented Capt. 8Aen,i ut the
aafne time, the Commodore proclaimed
some regulations for the present gov
einmeni Of the place. W. heard If ye-
y few Expectations committed ty the
pirates, although we, have almp.t
daily communication with ibe Havana
SAILED % cru'ze, M tue Glib, u. s.
sehooneT' Fox, Lt. Yailesh aekaIi,
Il. Stephens; with Two u. Cutters.
There ere c'w 10 shIs part, u ) ship
Peneoek > CssSin, ESQ commander:
u 3 brig Sen Gull, L W. ii Wat
sn'j U. So $ store sbip DecoJ Ii. /.
keeIoty; Y S iran pcri .hip Mary,
L.. T. NJ Newell
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-05-03
FOR SHE
OR ss
e z " r.

FESHAt wei known Tavern Stand
u in Middlctown, formerly occupi-
cd by Campbell. Mastin, &c and for
the last six years by the subscriber
L he House is large and commodious,
and the stand offers many advantages
to a person disposed TO embark IN the
business OF Tavern Keeping.-A part
OF the furniture now in the house will
be rented or sold with the house-For
further particulars apply to
JAMES ANDERSON.
May
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-05-03

On tuesday, the e.. Baron de 2Huuti.
S No a. Envoy' Exnaoroine,y aud
ui.'er F'eniPo'en'iary, frnm Russia, was
SSsseu'ed 10 the President, by MIR. Aasms,
airy o. State; whrn he delivered his
o.,"e enIs' 'etter'. and was accordingly re
80 tne Fresidea, in hIs character OF
y extraordinary and Minister'S Pl-nipo.
~.o o, his I'm lerial Majesty. The En-.
ee'0i VI I'll the Kussias, TO This gov+r.ment.
Nat. Inf.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-05-03

Is Mr.. Andersen he appointed Minister
from the United States to Coiom6ia ar,,ved
10 th's Ciiy yesleroay, with III, family.
5b,ny
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-05-03
JEFFERSON ELECTION

FOR CONGRESS
JAS. Stephenson. 34s.
(no opposition)
For THE SENATE.
VIM. b. Page. { including S I 80
votes from Frederick.) 40
John Mackey, including , 49,,
votes from Frederick.) 40
Majority : Sc.
Mr.. Pages majority in the Dis
trict ia
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-05-03
For the Assembly

We learn that at the late Fauqnier
Election Mr.. Marshall reduced Mr..
Barbour's majority TO about 50-John
5. Barbour is therefore elected to re-
present the Counties of CuIpepeper
and Fauquier, in the Congress of the
U. S.
Thos. NJ. Faunfleroy 81. Marshall
Jr.were elected Delegates to represent
Fauquier County.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-05-03
New York, Feb. 16,

MIS- wary oWllSend.
Maoan: am dir ctec by The Session Of
the Pr sbyterisn Church to transmit 10 Won
DC following sxtract from ,helr minute..
al a me. ing Of the Session of he
Brick Presbyterian Church,
Monday, February
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-05-03

George Tucker is re elected, without 90
position, to be a X preventative in Congress
from the Safe # Virginia.
Marx alexander is also re- elected. with
out opposition, from the Brunswick District.
in Virginia.
Our returns ,re so fer complete, that the
result OF the Electioo is unccr,ain in six di..
trlcts only. Ia all che Di,tricts we have
heard from, the old tnt mber. arr re.el.cte ed
excep' the one in which there was vacancy
oy me resignation Of Mr.. Nelson ibid.
mf hume, pesseverinR. industrioGs, hr-
siness 'oIng member of the British House of
Com"ons, his call d the Afternoon Of that bn.
~ To me expet'sncy OF declaring Canada in-
experimentation. Press.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-06
INTELLIGENCE FROM EUROPE.
PORTUGAL.
LIssoN, Feb. 81.

LISBON, Feb. ~.
Extraordinary sitting of The Cortes.
The President stated, that the Minister
OF Justice was at the door OF the Hall, whit
had communication 10 make to the
Cortes in the name OF his Majesty.
Being introduced in the usual form, the
Ministeresaid--
A dispatch has just been received at the
office OF the Minister of Justice. sent by
the Governor oil Justice Of Oporto. which
in truth does not contain agreeable news.
HIS Majesty has ordered II to be commu.
ucated to the Sovereign Congress, that
the government may b. - borised 10 act
in such torm as the Cortes shall think adj
vissbie.
The Condo d'Amarante, after having
traversed great part OF The province OF
M'nno having so)ourned arBrsga and o.
ther considerable places in that province,
went to Villa Real, and on the 2lst. at
the head of some militia and. some coun,
trymen. mounted bis horse and cried.
death 10 the Constitution, and to all its
followersS} United with some OF his par
ty, he proposed TO overthrow the Consti-
tulonsI system which happily governs US.
In the city OF Oporto, where the great
est tranquility and energy prevail, speedy
measures were taken as soon as il was
known; as well as in the provinces Of
MOnho. and The arrival OF gen Rego
there, was very fortuDaie.-This is what
his Majesty orders'io be "signalized to the
Congress, that lbe measures may be a
dopied which the!g6verDment needs to
remedy the evils that may arise from 50
fatal an event.
The Minister Of State, at the request Of
the President, read some OF The documents
received by the Government, and assured
the Assembly that Oporto was perfectly
tranquil, AMI devoted 10 the Constitution;
and that Mimic was protected by the ar.
rival Of the brave cen Luez do Riego.-'
After short discussion. in which NJ Dor.
ges Caneiro observed, tina, there, was no
reason TO fear, as they could depend on
the valour and fidelity of the Portuguese
army but proposed to suspend the for.
maliiies OF legal proceeding according
to Article "a OF the Constitution,
and NJ Gyrao declared that those intrlgues
originated with the Holy Alliance, the
Minister retired as usual. The President
then proposed, |
J. Shall committee be appointed, TO |
propose to the Cortes, conformity with he
Minister of State, our opinion on the mea.
surss necessary TO be taken ?-Dec ided |
athrmatively.
E. Shall the Sitting be declared perfr,a-
nent till the Committee delivers its opin-
roe Decided afirmatively.
Messrs. MarciaBa" de Avezedo Mours.
Xavier Monteiro Bsrgetto Feio, Il Jorge
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-06
From the Baltimore Patriot. May I.
UNITED STATES AND RUSSIA.

OIl CN u n Ed HNb hSSSiA.
The New York Statesman, speaking of
the conduct OF Russia, in The Pacific O.
eesn, says,
"Wbat have The United States to tear,
in resisting siDgIe.hsnded the encroacb-
ments of Russia !? At all events, II be-
comes the American republic, great and
powerful as it is both by land and sea, 10
take the lead IN this controversy, and to
set an example of justice and 6rmness, in
maintaining lis rights against the usurpa-
tions Of despot. Let Alexander be
promptly met at the threshold, and The
spirit Of the United States teach him, that
he is not negotiating with Turks and Nea.
politans, but with ireemen who know their
rights and are determined to vindicale
them"
What the United States will have TO fear
in case war should take place with Rus.
STA, or rather vhat measure of hostility re
shaH provoke. can never be known until
the experiment is made, and as little do
we know that this hostility when provok.
ed will be singie-hdnded. Great Britain
stretches along the whole extent of our
northern frontier, and Alexander embra.
ces nearly the sane range Of our western,
with his arms. How far sctus hostillties
with one OF these pow ers, might provoke
confederation and alliance between The
two, is question worthy OF solution be-
fore an appeal Is made 10 arms. II isvery
true, that the English ministers have pro.
tested against the claim Of Alexander to
four thousand miles oil ocean territory
but still it rem ins TO be proved, that they
would carry this protest TO ibe extent OF a
evaporation with US, il we should declare
war against Russia. This fact would not
be taken for granted by any statesman
who was about setting down to battle. and
calculating the cost before hand. England
may protest. and rake a common cause
witt, Russia in war with US, i~ithstant-
ing all such professions We are not.
however, amongst the number OF those
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-06
SUICIDE.

An uncommon case OF suicide occur
red in Mobile. a bargsman, about ~
Ssars Of sge, by the name OF James
Reeves, put an end to his life by
stroke with an axe upon his LETT arD,
waich cut through little below his
elbow. He was on board barge lying
at one of our busiest wharves. where
hs peaceably bled to death IN about two
hours rs is supposed. He is said to
lave lived in the neighborhoOd OF the
1a;fs of Cahawba, but was last from
the Tombecbs. a hard hearted fair
Que i. suspected to have been the cause
or the fatal decd. Mobile Reg.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-06

Captain Bradford, at Boston from Leg.
morn, run into GibraIter ON the 9th OF
March, and was boarded by British
government boat. the officer Of which in
formed that the French and Spanish
armies were on the frontiers, but no &C.
count bad been received of the commence
ment of hoStilities.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-06
FROM SMYRNA.

Extract of letter received al the office
of the Boston Cent,nel.
"SuYRHA, Feb, 10, l823.-lt is report
ed here, that another Turkish army OF
10000 men will enter the JMoreo, TO sub
due the Greeks. 4 think it very possible
they may meet the same tate as the last
be entirely destroyed. The Greeks have
captured Napoi d. Romdnsa, the most
important fortress in the Morea, by starva-
ton. About. TOO OF the garrison were
brought here by an English triga,e-ihe
most miserable wretches | ever bebeld
The Greeks committed no outrages on Inc
Captives, and even sent them into ASIA
Minor by their own vessels.
"Iu Cand,a, success attends the Greek
cause. They are now nearly master oil
the whole ISLAND.
"It is said. dreadful misery prevails d
mong the Greeks ia the Morea. tor want
o, provisions but they appear determin-
ed. 10 perserere in establishing Their inde
peDdeDce to The last extremity. Madame
BobsliDa, the Greek heroine, commanded
one of the Greek columns, which siormed
one of the iortresses OF yNapols d. RonsG-
mia. She is said 10. have lost two sons du'
ring The revolution, and all Der immense
property. acquired by commerce. IS en-
barked in the cause Of her country, She
is said, by those who have conversed VIVID
her, TO be most astonishing woman.
1.-The Turks are Building IL more iT'-
gates, and intend, il is said, in the spring
10 make grand effort. Their Hset IS now
lying at the Dardanelles Lord Strsng-
ford has returned from the Congress 10
Gfstks but feave them to their fate. The
approaching SUMNER will probably decide
the contest with the Greeks. In Smyrna
we are now very tranquil, though there
was considerable termenl among the Turks
when the prisoners from Napoli were land
ed; and it is generally believed, that a
hard rain OF two days prevented many
Greeks from being mastered. This may
appear singular, but have no doubt OF lis
truth.
we have accounts Of troubles in E.
gypi. Ii is said, that the Turks have made
general revolt against the government Of
the Pacha of Egypt; and that his son has
been lately killed by the Arabs, while
crossing the deserts with 1900 camel loads
OF Mocha coffee, which we're also cap
turee.
1.-The earthquake has subsidized at Alep.
pc. The Whole country round about there
is in ruins"
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-06

oinion that piracy has been suppressed On
This par, OF the coast, tor the present al
least. One or two instances have Occur.
red lately on the south side o. Cuba, oot
tbey will be attended to promptly, and !
have no doubt OF a similar result,
II must not be expected that piracy Is
TO be put down at once. So many per,
sons have been engaged 10 il directly and
indirectly, that it musl be work OF time
and much patient and hard service to &C.
complish il. Our countryrDen will be dis
appointed If they expect many eaplufes'
or any briIlan, teats from US /; the service
is extremely unpleasant and bsrrsss'ng,
particularly to those who are in the barges
and boats, but all have entered cheerioily
on the expedition, and no one IS heard To
COMPLAIN, or repine at the absence Of
those comforts to be found at hoTe, or on
more agreeable service.
the commodore was much surprised
to find the trade at this island Ead been
left entirely destitute Of protection some
time before our arrival, and that the ves-
sells he had intended 10 afford regular con-
voy from this place aud Havana, ana u
contribute ,nen for The barges. had been
Withdrawn from the station without any
reason being assigned 10 him tor II. very
serious Inconvenience bias resulted not on-
" to the mercantile interest but to Us; one
half Of The vessels which were intended
for the special object OF suppressing p'ra'
CIV have been taken from that service fol
tie purpose of giving convoy; and in or,
der 70 be enabled to man the barges aud
keep up the crews OF the scbooners, The
Peacock, fine ship and the largest Oh the
station, and the Decoy, have been strip
ped OF their crews, laid up, and tor the
present are entirely useless to u.s.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-06
THE GREEKS,

By the article which we re.rublished
yesterday from the Boston Cenlinel, Euun.
ded on information contained in the Spec.
taior Of The 9Th Of February published