Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-12-10

I'd The present proclamation shall be trans
united TO the Commandments of Divisions at Iy-
ORA Spezzia, and Ipsara; and published in the
journal OF the Greek Governments; and COPIES
translated into French, shall be sent 20 ali the
Consuls, Vice Consuls, and Consular Agents,
~ The European Powers in the Archipelago.
me President) "Georges COuado,uaotes.
(Secretary General al nteri,n)
''P. G.. Boduis.n
NNarolf de Romania, May q, I824.n
what subtcrfugc will the advocates for the
savage right here asserted resort to next
w Ill they dare to insult their country bv avow-
ing that England, sopreadly Jealous of her naval
supremacy, must crouch to the mandate of a
seml-barbarons nation, and tamely endure from
handful Of Greeks, calling themselves re.
public, that chastiscment which sirc-has never
yet suffered lheS tiest thrones of Europe t,
attempt with IMMUNITY, What Engiislunan
worthy ofthe name, but would turn with ineira-
BILE scorn from such doctrinea
The proclamion of sthe Lord High Commits
sioner is falsely called Declarat Of War by
has Malesty's government against E..-4os.
What is the Language of that prca,iatIation-
for we must keep before the words them
selves, and not a sinister Interpretation of them.
After reciting the monstrous proclamation of
The Greek government, Sir Frederick Adam
TINS proceeds:
And his Naiestity, IN o,dor TO maintain The
rights yf nes'7aiity, during actual hostilities,
with vigour and iin,artniity, and to protect the
commerce as well as the LIVES of his subjects,
and OF the lonian people, placed under his ex-
elusive protection, having commanded the Lord
high Commissioner to intimate to the Provisi-
onal Government the propriety of revolving i'm
modiateiy this proclamation, 1cic IS so c0,,tya,
10 he rights Of his people, and TO all the prin-
ciples of humanity and the relations between CT
vilized nations; and the Provisional gov ernmen,
having refused 10 comply with that demand il
wb.tS hot, IN
will burn, sink, and destroy, Greek vessels with
their cye,os p No; but that we will .sseise and
deta,n all vessels armed, or Containing armed
men, equipped with or without the authority of
the Provisional Government of Greece, or re-
cognizing It's authority, &c.n
w g: asl1<any impartial an Y honest man. whe-
ther Our Government could do less than this /?
Perhaps. 1T yye,wefe toput the question whether
Fit ought moi to have done. more the answer
would he the ailrmatiye.
NSfNeHEsTER, Oct. 'M.-.-A most shocking
event has occurred here tins morning, winch
will cause much grief TO many families in hum
BILE life. Amongst the immense number of cot
ton factories erected this year in the town, one
has heen bniIt near Old6eld road in Stafford. we
believe byJ. Baieman, Esq. II was fire proof
NO timber was used in it. The principal sup
porfers were of cast iron. The floors consist
ed OF iron beams, which were thrown
arches of brick work, which were covered with
b.
~ has been a short tirae since completed and
filled With. machinery, and let to sa,ieas-asen.
ants, one OF whom IS NTr. Cough, welt known to
many mechanics as an inventor of a steam car
rage. Several hundred persons were employed
in the mill.
About nine o'clock this morning, the iron
beam which supported the floor of the fifth story
instantly broke in two. Instantly one half of
the heavy floor gave way, and in a few seconds a
chaStn was made within the building, from the
nth story to. the cellars. Every floor was bro
Ken through and machinery, iron, and bricks
and flags, all went in one congregated mass
The unfortunate human beings who were al
work under the pat of the building where this
event occurred were, many of them buried i'm
the ruins and instantly plunged into eternity.
Those IN the other part of the mil! appear to
have escaped without any material injury
though many in their fright jumped out of the
windows The state OF alarm aud confusion
winie the event occurred was dreadful. Mo-
Tiers and wives were seen running about in
every direction, anxious To know the fate of
their relatives, and many of them were hours
before they could obtain information, and then
probably they ascertained they were lost for
ever. Ga account of the threatening appear
cnce OF the outer wall short time elapsed be-
tore the workinen could venture TO remove the
RUNS. They soon, however, proceeded to work
with considerable confidence, and bv their ex-
d vi DoOiSS nave DceD dug out
oil the ruins. 1t is yet difficult to obtain pre-
else state of the killed 6 wounded Seventeen
dead bodies are now lying in an clubhouse near
the u,ill- Two more have been known to be
taken home by their relatives, and it is vet cur
rently reported that two other persons who
were known to be in the factory are missing
making IN the whole twenty-one killed. About
thirteen or fourteen are badly wounded -Se.
yerai were got out of the ruins after being there
some time without materialinjury. The indi-
v'dnais killed were principally females.
The Bouroughreeve and constabIes of Sal
lord, with number of police officers, imrnedi-
ately repaired TO the place Of this dreadful ac-
cldent, but the immense concourse of people
which, gathered from all parts rendered il irnpos-
sible for the Civil Power to keep the ground
and premisis clear for the abourers employ ed
III removing the ruins. dsmouuted detach
rnent of the Scots Grays was accordingly sent
Tor from the Hume Barracks, who rendered
great assistance to the Civil Power
from Ute arhansas Gasette, Of OFT. Goth.
TRIAL OF THE FIVE Usage INDIANS |
FOR MURDER
AT TIE late term of the Superior Court of the
Territory of Arkansas, five Chiefs or Head
Men OF the Usage nations ofIndians, viz.
Chn-to kth-tcn she-pe-shc, Mad BuTaIoO
W0-nn-ShH-StiBSer, Little Eagle,)
Wa-sa- bd s'tinSer, little Bear,)
SID h"-sI'inger, little Rattle Snalse,) and
He-Std-he-he- rec, (Caddo Killer,)
were indicted and arranged for the murder,
on the 18th of November last, Of Mai. Curtis
Weiborn, citizen of this Territory, who was
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