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Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-03-31
W orcester, SIS.

Worcester,ss SIS.
Probate Office, March II, 1924.
To the Wido0o and Heirs of JOSIAH
WHEELER, late Of Gardner, IN sqid
County, deceased, and 10 all Others
concerned IN The Estate Of sad 3ecccs-
ed,
GREETING.
" GU are hereby cited to ap-
"a pear Glyou see f) at the Court of Pro
bate to be holden at Worcester in said Ccun
ty, on the first Tuesday in April next, at
ten OF the clock, before noon, to show cause
why License should not be granted to sell and
convey so much of the real Estate of said de
,eased as will raise thirty five dollars for the
payment of debts &c. and you will be heard
thereon
THEoPHs, WHEELER, Reg
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Notice.

TNHE subscriber requests all
4 persons, having demands against him, to
exhibit the same for settlement, and all per-
sons, owing him upon account or otherwise.
are called upon to make immediate payment.
Persons holding Cards which were left with
them to setare requested to return the same
Immediately, and TO receive payment for set
ting the same, the Factory lately Occupied by
him.
ALPHEUS NTH.
Leicester, March Is, 1924.
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Ploughs.

& kLlN Elk WITHERBY man
~ utactures and keeps constantly on hand,
". a. Wh"e!er's improved cast iron PLcUGHs
OF different sizes, at prices lo'cer than they
have heretofore been sold
Also, all other kinds of PI.oUGHs may be had
by applying to him, at his shop near Capt.
Ihomas's Coffee House.
Worcester, March 81, 1924.
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Cheese &c.

a. AMUEL ALLEN JR. has Cor sale.
0New Braintree CHEESE Of a superior
quality-Also,
90 Casks warranted Lime,
25 thousand hard Bricks.
Worcester, March 3. f.
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Grass Seed. &c.

4 EREMIAH ROBINSON offers Cor
60 SALE
Herds Grass, Red and White CIo-
Foul Medow, yer Seeds, and
Red Top, Gatden Seeds.
Field Peas, ofvarious kinds, very nice for
cooking.
Also, A general assortment of Paints,
SIX hbls. of old Linseod Oil--Spts Of Turpen-
tine-Paint Brushes, all sizes--White wash
Brushes--Gum Copal and Shellac-Copal
VaFnish-Gold, Silver, and Brass Leaf--Gold
and Silver bronze, &c. &c. CIV.
Worcester, March II. 1921.
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NATHL. PAINE, J. Prob.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-04-30

= have never written word in defence of his char
acter or measures. beg that may not be under
stood as making any defence for him now My
iobect has been to denounce an Infamous intrusion
into his Cabinet, and TO hold up the offender, wher
discovered, 10 the scorn OF this Datlon'
| Mr.. Lowrie states that, as to the principles or
which the letter is retained, it will be sin season.
to state them when the surrender is requested.
am very confident that the surrender never will be
requested The letter is the property OF Mr.. Mon
| roe. Mr. Lowrie is bound to surrender 1t without
application, and TO state the principles upon which
he has detained il so long, detained it even for
moment. The season for doing justice and telling
the truth is eternal.
BIT enough of Mr.. Lowrie. I ought not, per-
haps, to have wasted moment on man totally
ignorant regardless OF the rules of decorum, and
OF the principles of honor as to ask gentleman and
that gentleman the President Of the U. States, TO
betray the confidence of his friend, by the publica.
ton OF his letter which letter too according to Mr.
Lowries opinion, to prove that the President had
not told the truth; and what perhaps, would be deem
ed still more precious, that Gen. Jackson had ex-
pressed opinions which might be welded against
him in the State which, in utter defiance Of the eau
Gus and Mr.. Lowle, had so magnanimously adopt.
ed inhabitants of Two other states for the two first
offices in the Union.
In this request, seriously addressed by Mr.. Low
rie to the PRESIDENT to commit all act of baseness
and treachery, by the publication OF confidential
letter from friend, and 10 degrade himself by an
acknowledgement that his declaration to Mr.. Kre-
mer not true, there is manifestation OF
an obliquy of judgement and feeling, so horri-
ble that is at loss whether to ascrbe it to fol
ly or to depravity; whether TO view it with con.
tempt, or unmitgated adherence.
Mr.. Lowrie has though proper to bring my name
before the public. / shall not withdraw it,
GEO. HAY.
Washington april &c, 1924.
P. S. Mr.. Lowrie may if he pleases, indulge
The supposon that the President is apprized of
bis communication The suPposilion however will
ae entirely erroneous.
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THE CREEK CAUSE.


he following extract Of letter from the Greek
Committee in London, will be read with interest by
the numerous friends of the Greek cause in this
city 1t will be an additional qualification to them
to learn, that the contributions in the UNITED
STATES to aid the Greeks in their struggle for lib
erty, which have already been forwarded TO London
TO be transmitted to them, amount 10 rHIRTY-FIvE
THOUSAND DOLLARS; a greater sum, as appears
from the following letter, than was subscribed tu
ring year IN GREAT BRITAIN.-- Bait. Fpd Gaz
Greek Committee Room, Cro.on and .qacior Tavern.
LONDON, 18th JAN 1924.
DIR: The accounts which the committee have re- .
ceiVed lately from the Mores are very encouraging
and they rust that, in the ensuing campaign, yetv
powerful assistance will be afforded to the Greeks
IN the stores which the subscription of last wear
amounting to nearly 7oo0L enabled them TO send
hese consisted in printing presses types, surgical
Instruments, medicines, and hospital stores two
brlgades OF guns, Tor maritime service, ammunition
materials for forming complete laboratory for the
manufacture OF rockets, spherical roll shot, and ey
cry species OF Obstructive fire works. The commit
tee sent with these articles, eight men, (arri6cers,
and very intelligent hremaster, to direct and in
slruct Two surgeons have been sent and fopr Crr
man engineer officers
We request that you will be kind enouoh - c;va
circulation to the documents accomnano;ros H.
We have, etc. JOSEPH HUME, (hairmon
JOHN BANNING, Secretary
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.Aew FORK, .gpriI e5.
by the packet ship Amity, captain Pease, which
sailed from Liverpool on the 18th of March. erri.
we'd at New York. -
E.ctract cf letter from liverpool, dated I'm
JIdrch.
Arrived at Falmouth the Duke of Marbo,ono,,
PACKET, from Lisbon. She brings an account that
the city was in state OF great commo,ion in con.e
quence OF the body of The marquis of Ior,e,o o-
LorreJo' the kings minister and great favori,e, be-
ing found murdered in the palace and susnicon
strongly attached itself to The second Dersonaee A
the kingsom as the principal therein. II is also
said that the Conde del PalmeiIa, one of The 6rx,
officers OF state, had been alarmed for the safety or
his own lie, and had fed or secreted himself;'
Another account from Falmouth states oh IL
sald mat the prince Don Miguel has killed one Of
,he ministers by stabbng him, and that another has
been Obliged 10 leave Lisbon"
disturbances were beginning to wear ser;ous
aspect IN the county al Limerick, Ireland M
Read, barriser had been killed. and several bouss
cs robbed Of arms.
Mr. Canning intends to bring bill into parlia.
mehf 10 declare the slave trade, carried on by Brit,
ism subjects on the high seas TO be piracy.
Letters from constanlinople of the third Of Feb
ruary announce that the emperor of Persia bas ra,i.
he'd the peace with the Pole. Great prepara,;ons
were making by the Porte against the C;reek.
Lieutenant general the marquis de Consolidation
Grandee OF Spain, has been arrested imnr;sonp
go W order OF the king. His offence was his 40,
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Washincfnn. .fnriL u

"N''''t- iHHS SPiH ii.
Congress. - Monday last was busy day in Bah
houses OF Congress. In the Senate, he TariG.
Btu as il is called, was read the first time and ~.
Bill, mentioned in our last, in relation 10 the rec
lion OF President and Vice President was nasee5
and sent to the other House for concurrence
resolution vas also engrossed for third reading
liking on the 18th Of May next for the adiournnen.
OF congress In the House Of Representatives, the
speaker presented memorial from .Ninian Ed.
"3FaS, formerly Senator from Illinois, and a, pre-
sem Minister Plenipotentary to the Republic OF
MEXICO in which he defends himself from charge
against his veracity, alleged to have been made in
recent report to the House by the Secretary Of the
treasury avows himself to be the author of certain
Wen known publications under the signature of A
ID charging the Secretary of the Treasury with
suppression OF Information and prays for an ex.
aHlhatlon INTO the merits Of the inputation caet
upon his Character. The reading of this memorial
which is very long was several times in,erruptedbv
unsuccessful motions to lay ii on The table, and The
excitement produced by it was strong and general
among The friends of the Secretary as well az amon,
those OF The MemoIlast. A motion BY Mr.. F,oyI
nnaily prevailed, to refer the memorial 10 seIrct
COMMITTEE, With Pocer to send for persons and nm
PeFS. l MS VIII probably extend the session be-
yoad me day hxed upon by the Senate for adjourn.
Ineht, as no doubt the Committee, in exercising
.he power to send for persons, will find il NECESSARY
% bring back Mr. Edwards 10 confront the Serre.
'ary OF the Treasury. We take it for granted tina,
me report slinded to, well as This detsusire and
,Vsh8ce Memorial in reply to IT, will speedIy he
laid before the public, whose curiosity and interes,a
10 these domestic squabbes have been excited in n,
lnconsiderabe degree. Nat. .Jomrnri
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EIGHTEENTH CONGRESS-
FRIDAY, Aprii %.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTA-

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES..
The following Message from the President of the
United States, by Mr. Eeverett, his private Secre-
tary, was received, read, and ordered 10 lie ON The
table.
10 the House Of Representatives :
In conformity with resolution of the House of
Representatives of yesterday, have received conv
o. the Proceedings Of the Committee to whom was
referred communication from Ninian Edwardq
lately appointed Minister Penipotentary to Mexico
IN which Il is decided, that his attendance in This
City, tor the purpose of being examined, BY the com.
mlttee, on matters contained in the said commun;-
cation, was requisite. AS soon as was appr;zed
that such communication had been made to the
House, anticipating that the attendance Of Mr.. I'd.
wards might be desired, for the purpose stated, 7
thought 1t proper that he should be informed there
OIL and Instructed not TO proceed in his mission. but
10 await such call as might be made on him. either
by the House, or Its Committee, and, in conse.
quence letter was addressed to him to that effect
oy me secretary OF State. Esd April, 1924
JAMES kIONpnE
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-04-30
TUESDAY, ApriJ 81.
IN SENATE

Mr.. Benton, from the Committee on Indian Az
la'rs' suomltttdto the Senate communication from
the Department of War, relating to certain m,
RACES committed by the Arickatee Indians, Thee.
documents we're ordered to be printed.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-04-30
am respectfully, thy friend
EVAN THOMAS Trrr

When and in what manner these insects were intro.
duced amongst us has never that know Of been under.
stood think, however, there can be no doubt Of their
having been brought from the Northern Eastern nur.
series Tor never had young from thence, that was
not infested by them. AL youg trees therefore, should
be carefully examined about the close of the 4h or early
part OF the 5h month, May after which it viii only be
necessary to renew occasionally. This will be great
saving of both time and labor is easier 10 secure tycn
" trees Than to remove the worms from one
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SATURDAY. aprii "a.
IN SENATE.

Mr.. Fan Dyke. from the Committee to whom
the SUBJECT was referred. made report on the me
mortal OF the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal Com.
pany' VINO pray assistance from the government in
the prosecution of their undertaking.
The Committee report bill to authorize Tho
Secretary Of the Treasury to subscribe for -.
number OF shares OF the stock of said companv =.
The bill was read and passed 10 second reading
The bill appropriating the sum OF $4,000 for Tho
purpose OF making surveys, and obtaining the ne.
cessary plans and estimates the subject OF Roads
and Canals. this day passed the Senate by vote Of
"a 10 10. Ihis bill having now passed the ordeal
of both Houses, requires only the sanction ~ ~.
President 10 become a law. On the passage of th;a
bib which may be considered as the commencem ent
OF general system Of internal Improvement we
congratulate the country. ash. Rep. "a inst.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-04-09

Remaining IN he Lidc,tg Pal eBir1 on Re3ist
ha"h, is24.
.1--Abncr Anthony.
h-.hr, Joseph liuitess, Edmund [ Bridge,
Haui,t bnley ioduwick Bralry
f#@N lllam COY Aunr ts., jane. Child
Will Commissioner ui nte Revenue, John F..
n fbiboi" ?, ftnsnrt Hrcnsy
D==tnrt George Dooly, John Daniel.
Thomas Edgar, William Evnns
F-kachl fali-, Samuel fn,rlamb.
t'--lamcs oandman, John & Grny, fnht.
"fay, II or Thomas George, Dr Iii u Gill;
III IRE
H-ncv Willun Harris, Hi lnr1 IIolsonir-
Mis- Jnnr Mary HHghe', Edmond Iind,on-
Eimifn llcWrif, MARTIN Iiannnlchas, Dr lice
Tor Harris, Sbfhlnm iihrdlcston Stephen
Haynes. Washington Haynes, John HATED rt2-
flames lopling, ISRAEL Jared, Isnrr
l1lhes, Jesse .lriet. John Jared, Thomas H.
Jollrson, Niliam Johnson Gray Jones
k-J"hn knort. Pleasant kena,la.
/ Nngusiine Icitwieh ~ wv, fanoastrr.
Lewis Lancaster Thomna l.. Lcfiwich.
N=.S"m1f Mead, John Mitchell, Eliza
beth Mari ,, ambrose Mnrr, John L. Morrison.
Mi susan Mitchell. Edwin " Meormnu
John l" Morrison, James NhNs. Nicholas
Meai, Jnmos Meadows, Elizabeth Mead 2.
N-Ninrl Nnncrl
o--Nitinn. ONnly.
:, samuel foindestor. Jacob Paul, Henry
fnHne, John " Perrin, Thomas Phelps ..
Miss Isabella L. Uead.
S-1homas Sale, Nillinm Shrewsbury
h'll'bin SNYDER, james Stcpior clerk 4
.thrisierher Trncaon, " ilIinin Tnylcr.
Melinda Tnyler, Benjamin Turner, Edwurd
M Trncy
U-fommy Wright Q, Wm works, VIM
Wilmington, Nm. Walker Q, judith Wal
Ter, flen'ag Nhitc, David Wade, Elizabeth
Nil, Jacob y White.
WM n. PORTER, +. NJ.
April .. waw 81
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hefiy nltlIott al dnltsfie and lo,a, On
Joymrnts of illcir own country, than an,
thing and every hing the tyrani had Ia
beste" loud eheets Little prepared bv
their past lives for the bitterness of nn,cli,.
nr The continued, al dependence. YET they
preferred both In the ignalniny If political
slavery many m honnrcd italian loo MS
with thcm-and IL MAS In the gl.rv of
Alhinn, that her cliffs were sought by thr
sons of trrcdaa, rs their seal, their safi..
guard, and Their sanctuary. fchcrrs Yet
II was absolutely heart hreakiug Ia behold
tt'lr mi-cres, their ruined fortunes, Their
"ietchrd Emllies /, hu"rter, Britain. hc
trusted, will enahle them In visit their de.
scendanis IN South America. where tie,
might kndle II new flame Of liberty, great
ness and glory loud cheers. Let ON
support of them not be degraded ny the
name of charity. When the Siuarls, h,
t'irir arbitrary measures droyp' many of
our pairintS from their native Land, They
sought snccour from the states of the Con-
tnent, aud now the sympathy of the BRIT
lsh people would show They were moi for
gcitol of their CORNER obligations loud
cheers. Though the tyrant of lheit eoun-
Try might prescribe their names, confseatc
Ih,T property, condemn their lives, aud
destroy their families, he could not rob
thehA oi that glory which British people
can always enjoy this was cniir,ly be-.
You'd his reach loud cheers. Upon thrsr
eronnd-, | propose to DRINK" The health
of Nina, Arg0cllrs, Alaa, aud the olhrr
illnsirlons Spannra4 who have sought pro
lection in this comtrsn-Dr,nk with
three times three, and loud cheers Ar
T,rolese song Of liberty
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Que Of tins sfnl'rhan : advocates sup
ports hi'n on lii" ground ii LIS F1ys,ogaooig.
" lis face says lh'7 sclir ct Gal, " Is
orr Of lbr most rsp'cral'e oafs ever lnoh %
ID 1T SO are some Ieola' Faces will
hci'reocr we say tor Ne are among Tie
'dmiffrs Of NJ, 'a'honil.s talents ana h'
'anhs ~ our estimation a"i7HSe' liz Il, 81
bat earc me- mne about The outlines al his
Ihtz, than we % a5""i '1e formation 81 MS
msaieap. 1t Is chiln'"a among 'he io"'-
heHefs "i knSly ao'h"'IfN. 10 Pf''' ~ me
roblf hduo G'aee'rf'"'' - me G"u1lfhan
70 81 Us Ni"l'7ty' a".,"o ~ ah' '''s hnfo
>hil', ~, ''''lal' - VIVA, not. ~ 4 i,Sh
loren -Nh3i fhP''s sa,e'' y
Se. L IKE maanc?, Nj oicp" y sr4h
.nrtnn rn,,cspondrn,. slys Of Mr.. Calhoun.
" bis eye and brs.yarrtIarf"--so are tllIy ..
of Qaa.nrc. risara of Tanihuctoo-s ia
forehead j. deeply Indicated, $50 IL -,
rrap..lpotlei's, hi, chsoh bones ase oigil
aud prouincnt''=- % arc orr CTS -" IN,
carrhs below ihcm long aud mr. oryo--sr
are shrrl,'4-==" his mouth BIS = ,yig9i6a
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~ GRPE .BLE 10 m mel iof tbe GcncroI
* a Assembly, entitled " mn act dividing tho
town 'df Lynchhurg ipio words. and for
other purposrs, l. SAMuEL BRASBf0HD,.
Sergeant Of the rnrroroiion OF ynclbnre do
GRITTY. That hive Reid elections Zone in each.
Nan) in the said town, Oh The first Tuesday
- Afil. 1874, for AIdeJm.n aud Common
Cooecancn, ani return HE following persons<
icing duty elected In cncb VI ard, 70 serves
AS suah
lynch WARD, No. IT \. Holcombe,.
Amnlon Hancock, smithson II Dnyis. Rich
nrl Pollard, james, Rose, Henry Davis, jones
! stevens, John viUtor and JOHN ". Bag
well.
HENRY WAnD SO . sll,on Mcdaniel,
John 1t,pmon snml. NowIin, Pheasant Lab.
nv, Douirl BRO" u. Argusiin Lr(nNieli, David
4 Nprrc!, iioNel Do,ies and John School
fa7d April o.
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I%io.t NOVElI,
SCIIBlfRC. Va.

IETiIl1 subscriber having TAX en- possession
81 that we'll known house, the UNION
Iioftl., formerly occupied by Mr. John
ilaneoek. is prepal-I to accommodate
30 iRDEhS. and JEWELLERS, and he
fal.crs himself that from his unrrmil,'ng eA
eHians 20 give safi.iac',on, aud from his lone
experience, lie will receive n iiheral share eli
pniIfc pafroHnge. ~. table will he fllrnishst
in the best s'5le which the market vii ndf.K
\ new Stable i, nov rrel airing, which Will be
flushed IN d feW days Which viii unahle him
Ia laar "o6d care of such horses rs may sr
latl with him. lii os:lers are csrefm ard
attentive, ELIJAH BROWN
Apra ,. E,,34
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SNti
&U SIC, as n science.
JOHN A. SEONCIA


{ FfERS his services 10 the 'iisroa "
~ Ltnchl,nrg mud rs lirn1y, ~ his ~
MEtHONOMiCAL system lie hopes, by
unreminrd attention 60 the dniies ot his pro.
lession, 20 give gencrai 5aiisartion, and 10
prove II the sninc time thai music is hoN ~
iaerd to Il .richor, aud l. mol ~ mechanical
acqnirrnicul, - il has been heretofore regRr-
ded. lie has every thing necessary Tor The
nlssNn mentioned mode ol institution ~ d
for lie communication al his pupil, hns ~
scnis ii the north 10 furnish ihrm viii music
and mu.itnl instruments lltMiI nj" snppiy
the ufders of nn} Other lsrsun. lie daily ~
peots several elegant mud hclI-oncd rev
PIANOS, which ntay be Ind nj iedn' Ell pri-
ccs. Aiso, AlElko>OHLs,L Handsomely i'm
i.beo, c.o.
\. i. he hhs n prrsent, Time enough o ~
tend two ianiies 81 ,nsse5 mOderaar dis
laneu iom town.
n \ i.,c addressed 10 Lin viii eject With
prompt at'rntian.
April -. wts25
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From The Demofrdiic Press
ANOTHER CHALLENGE FROM
HllE SOIlTu
ThiiaitlDhin, .Murh 10, fR2i

Phiiaatiphid, .Mpch 10, is2t
Mr.. Binns-Non will ohlige me by CIV
lug publicity 10 the folloing ,ommunlea-
ton
10 he Friends and Supporters Of Eclipse.
II having been announced in the papers
th4t the Club / Long Island were ready Ia
back Eclipse forany amornt against Sou-
thcrn Horse, with 100 pounds on each IN
rel y thereto ! make the following praposi-
lions. sill meet him ECLIPSE at his own
COURSE Long lslaud) on the same terms
and conditions We met linn last spring !;
or will meet him at either Baltimore or
Washington, aud rrn agreehbly 10 the
rules III thr respective courses; or LASTLY,
will agree 10 meet him at either of the
above places aud Gael, horse may carry
what weight the onncr may think proper
TINS last proposition is 81 indispelably
To the advantage of Eclipse that II - pre-
tdmed lie win not decline its acceptance
II obviously offers 10 lorcgo NJ his favor the
advantages that are always presumed u
attend N, aged horse by topping of TIN
weight prescribed by the rules oiall CONS.
srs, aud putting him on perfect equality
with u young horse. II Is notorious That
there is not an aged horse on the course IN
al, the southern country.
The editor is aotharised 10 give mp I'll"
ad.lcssof the writer rlthe above whene,er
called on. A SOUTHERN.
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FOREIGN INrEIIIGENCF

e -
by The brig Arctic, Capt. Low, from
ilnre, we have received, SAYS the Boston
Palladium, Papers To the I'D. uit.
Madrid writer says" lfthc Cabinet
OF 81. James had accepted the prollercd
mediation OF In. kluy of Spain, il would
have prercntrd The loss that resulted from
til" peace Of 'G5, The loss OF the United
States, The same writer denies that
Spain was IA volunteer in the nar Tor our
independence, bal says she MAS drawn IN
To II by the French, aud forced intu il hv
the English"
a French friete andtwo Scoops Of war
h,,'e saled from Brest for RIO .dncira
Tle LbrrIs in France, object 10 l.A.
FAlEFPE'S leaving his cogitr..
The Pdris journal DIES Dcbals, Of the
l7th. announces, with r<ullMlou, thai The
i've pefcents. taf muu,A eNcrcdrd par on
lhat day.-Thls Is sand To bean tNrrt " hich
viii larm an epoch IA the HISTORY ol their
Finances. Under the ancient regime, the
pei cents never exceeded ~ !; and under
Bonapartc they never rose higher than
81.
There wcr" great rcioIeings AT Lisbon
when they rdlhrte, that tue Emperor nl
Brazil had dis .olt ed the Coftcs.
The Turks have threatened Lord Byron
with dccapllation il hc should fail into Their
hands.
zoo Slaves at Antigua "rr' lately ad,rr-
tlsrd in London for sale. TINS was pro
t'abiy asort Of challenge To the friends Of
emancipation IL bay.
By Il decision al the Court of Kings
Bench, a poor widow of Sutherland, has
suddeniy been putin possession Of $40, 900.
MNDRID, February Il.-l.cltrrs from
Liabon to the 18th. inst. annuuncc that an
expedition Tor the Brazils is preparing -
me troops tnaI il will carry, 10 the number
Of 5000, VIII, il is SAID, be commanded
Icy Lord B,rceiord.
LospoN, Fch. IG.--Thc calm which
Ireland nns lately Appeared to cuioy, is
replaced toy SEEMS the mozt affecting
The White Reys re-appcar in greater
numbers shan ever. The Cork Advertiser
il, ol>es the vigilance OF the authorities.
The theatres ol TN principal rXccsses of
the White Boys are about Cork Kilkenny,
Limerick and ClonmeL EIoHe.