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The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-04-14
PIRACY AND MURDER.

Cant. Harding, who arrived yester-
dey (says the Boston Palladium of the
9th inst. in IL days from the Hsvan
left there the schr. Evergreen from Sa>
lem, Just arrived--was chased out of the
bay of Ma,anzas by Two piratical boats,
and in running down for Havana, threw
v-r her deck load to get clear of pi-
~atical sch. Brig Aler', OF Portsmouth,
i,om ~. Orleans, with a deck load OF
live hogs had just arrived. Off the Moro
she was boarded in the night, by Two pi.
raticai boats, men sach, and cahtain
Charles Blunt, (of the Alert) svas killed
and throzvn oUer6oard The cook was
stabbed and thrown among the hogs, and
near, degoured by them, before being
discovered and rescued. Several of the
crew badly wounded.a and the brig robbed.
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ILL
From the Delaware Gazette.


The legislature of Illinois adjourned
on the 18th Of Feb. Previous to ad
Journment, resolution was adopted, by
a considerable majority, recommending
the call OF convention to alter their
state constitution. which has given rise to
considerable excitement. 1t is asserted,
that the motive for recommending the
call Is, to endeavor to nave such an aitera.
ton made as TO admit of the introduction
oil slaves into the state.
This amendment to the constitution of
Illinois comesto US precisely 81 the time
when the monarchs of Europe and the
Republicans OF America both Join in the
suppression OF slavery. Kings and Re.
Publicans agree in this, who differ in ev.
cry thing else. illinois, if this constitu
ton be admitted, will have cause to rue
the day hereafter. Let our younger sis
Ter mark the blunders Of her elder sis
ters--tremble and beware. Bali. Chroa.
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peraIn Marlne Nist.
PORT OF .4LEXdW.DRIA.
ARRTvED....APRIL


.ARRIvED..APRiL III.
Sleop Altoona, Nichols, " York, 6
DIS; fri to merchants of the district.
APRIL Is.
Sch Mary Spear, Perry, as bays from
Thomaston lime, to J. III. Laid e Co.
SAILED.
Brig James Monroe, Tobcy, Norfolk.
Schr Dash, Bacon, Maranham and a
market.
Schr Hero, Thompson, Bermuda.
- Triton, Fowler, N York
- Retrieve, McKown. Charleston
- Jane, Elizabeth Citys NC.
MEMORANDA.
Brig Hebes Dyer, hence, got to sea
las, Tuesday the 9th inst.
Schr Green, Lumbard, hence, for Ma
dei,a, arrived at Savannah the Cd inst.
with cargo of wine.
Schr Charity, Pike, hence, ar at Bos-
ton, 5th inst.
Sloop President Titcomb, hence, ar at
Boston 9Th inst
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MEXICO.

we have Just received the following
authentic and important intelligence from
Mexico National Gazette.
Extract ola letter from an American gen
ticman in the Mexican capital.
MESICo, 23p FEB. 1926 On the 18Th
ins, an express arrived here from the
mountains stating that Bravo had taken
possession oil Guernaraca on the olher
side al the mountain. distant from this Is
iegues, with force OF 5000 men. His
imperial nslesty summoned all his col
lec,ive forces in the CITY and vicinity, q.
mounting TO no more than 1900 infantr,
and cavalry, and placed himself at their
head. He. however, not eager 10 court
battle, has taken position 10 leagues
from this at the junction of three great
roads which lead TO this capital Since
his encampment, he has experienced a
desc tion of 200 men, with ID pieces of
cant on. and 10000 cartridges He dos
patched general Rus,amento in Pursuit,
who succeeded in capturing 90 persons
and the cartridges the 100 with the can.
non succeeded in joining Bravo.
Las, evening the guard of the empe.
Eor's favourite regiment, No. /, stationed
an the inquisition over the prisoners,
Meir, ArDye, BustameDta, &C., made
their escape and all the prisoners moved
off 10 places of security. Thus you per-
ceiye every thing is moving on smoothly,
and the revolution will be completely
effected without any bloodshed. The
emperor when he started against Bravo,
cn.,I1 obi
the capital and, think, were he to re-
main encamped three weeks, he would
be left without body guard. The Re-
publicans have set forth, as an induce
ment for desertioD, that al! officers and
soldiers who do not join their standard
previous to fixed period, shall be inca
pable OF holding any station in the army
hereafter, and, most probably, receive
no pay. This, no doubt, has had con-
siderable effect as every day small pars
ties arc moving off.
While AN writing the duplicate of
the above friend has come in 10 inform
me, that the emperor, having had his
council of State, all of yesterday, at his
eDcampmeBt debating on the necessary
steps to be taken TO secure TO him his
throne, came TO the determination of re-
firing until congress would reasonable
and decide on his fate. A new secretary
has been chosen, named Vale, and seve.
raj new officers. Thus, we are at pre-
sent without a government. All the pri
soners we're released last night by the
soldiery. When the guard was releasing
Padre Mier from his 6 months con6ne-
ment, be asked him by whose order Re-
came to free him the soldier Responded
tidy our own orders :" 81 is all well, !"
said the Padre, "before three months
EA~ilI have his maJee'y's head brought to
he block" and were he 10 have his will
lie would certainly accomplish his threat.
iit is an interesting old man visit d
hin frequently while he was in prison.
lie has almost too much enthusiasm for
this meridian, where things arenot ripe
ior republican institutions"
In Newbrunspick, Nc. A. Coou,bs