The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-06-29

''oh' iniel.
The State Bank Of North Carolina de
ciared dividend on The st inst. of four per
cent. on the Capital Stock of said Bank.
Tor the half year, payable al Raleigh on the
9Th aud al the 81, eraiblaauhes fifteen DAYS
thereafter.
1t is stated m the New York papers,
| that Noah Webster, Esq. is on the exc ui
his departure for England aud France -
Mr. w. is about publishing his Dictlonaiy Y,
On which he has been engaged upwards of
twenty years. The work is said L. con
tain an adalysis VI no less than 90 Ian
guages.
The Florida Judiciary.-A letter from
Pensacola, of the l4th ultimo, gives an ac
count of what the writer considers high
handed measures. ltappears that cause
was trying between two inds iduals, who
had mutually chosen Il jury from the coun
try and that the judge charged them
gainst the party for whom they returned
verdict. The next day the jurors were
discharged, aud on presentation Of their
bills, the Marshal refused 10 pay them /;
making distinction between the Il. $.
causes and those of the territory. II was
urged that the grand jurors, similarly stu
ated, had received their pay. The Dis
trict Attorney, applied for rule against
the Marshal, to compel him to pay them.
The Judge refused, atledging that il was an
extra official Interference in behalf of the
jurors, who had incurred expenses upon
Il newspaper promise of payment and for
thus daring 10 interfere for the people, an
attempt was made to expel the Attorney
from the bar and rule TO show cause
was granted by the Judge in his absen
The next morning, the Attorney moved to
expunge the proceedings from the records,
upon several grounds on naming the Sc
cond-that the Judge was his enemy, and
incompetent to try him, and the Attorney
rendered respectable affdavits to prove his
Partially, the Judge ordered him to sill
dawn he did not instantly drop, and Tho
Judge sent him to the old filthy Spanish
prison, which had long been uninhabIted,
A respectable Inhabltant accompanied han.
The Marshal was soon dispatched 10 bring
him back, but he refused To return until the
three hours had elapsed for which he was
sentenced to be imprisoned, unless the
sentence and order of commitment had
been rescinded, and he could see some e.i
dence of it. The judge ordered him to he
brought by posse it WAS done. The Judge
then fiued the attorney fifty dollars, for not
coming quicker, and the inhabitant paid il.
TWO DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND.
Nrw YORK, June 2l,--The ship Eliza
& .4bby Captain Seabury, arrived at New
port on Wednesday last, in so days from
Liverpool. Capt S. furnished the Editors
of the Newport papers with London dates
of the 18Th and Liverpool of the 18th of
May. We are indebted to the Mercury for
the fuIlowing extracts
The papers contain nothing later relative
10 the differences with Alglors.
Large supplies OF ordnance stores and
provisions have been forwarded to the re
lief of Cape Coast Castle.
The Hccla and Fury discovery ships
have sailed from England.
The following are the extracts from the
papers.
LoSpoN, Evening May i3.--There are
letters IN town this morning from various
parts of Spain i; one OF which from Sara
gossa, confirms the report of serious dis
turbance AT that place on the @8th nit. II
appears that the Reyaist volunteers pa
radrd the streets neutrality-suspicious. 10
all the consttutionasts and that two per
SOUS were killed and twelve wounded. A
mongst the latter is said 10 he the Com
missary of Police, in an attempt To pre-
serve the life of the lady of a distinguished
constitutionalist. A letter from NIttOria,
dated May Sd, states that similar affair
has taken ,,Iace at Viana, in Navarro, where
several of the constitulionalst prisoners
recently returned from frapce have been
mastered. The pr, SITS are described as
encouraging these proceedings by their ex
horlalions. Most of the clergy who had
prnfpssed attachment to the constitutional
causr are confined in houses Of pentence
established by the government, which al
lows to each tndn idual an annual pension
of about 90 pounds sterling. The con
sttutional priesthood are to remain thus
until their peuilence shall have moved the
cemeucy of the gracious Ferdinand.
BY lettcr fom Odessa, we learn that a
messenger had arrived there on his way
10 St. Petersburg from Constantlnople,
which place he quilted the last mouth. At
the period of his departure, NJ. de MIMI
aeky, the Russian agent, had publicly ex-
pressed his Indignation at the conduct OF
the Refs Effendi, who, on the ground of
indsposition, had refused to enter on any
political discussion, aud desired NJ. de
hIinziaeky to conGne himself entirely To
Commercial relations. The dissatistac
ton of this gentleman has been much in
creased by the seizure of two Sandman
vessels at Coustantin"pls, because their
cargoes were destined for one of the kas-
sian ports in the Black Sea. If the state
mcnt in this letter il to be credited, the
discomfort of the Janissaries at the inien-
ton of sending them against the Greeks was
80 great, rs 10 induce the Sultan to send
orders to the troops eocamped al BnJuk
deere To hold themselves in readiness 10 re
turn To Constaninaple.
FRANkFoRr, May I'VE learn rom !