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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-16
Kegimental Orders.

g ME Volunteer Companies OF The Ist
Is Regiment, Cd Brigade Militia, &c.
will parade 10 lui uniicrln al tbs Market
Square, THIS MORNING precisely at 8
o'clocks A. M. By order,
oct Is c. BRONAUGH, Adjt.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-16
Look Here!

WE will take an APPRENTICE to
w ;the hating business. For fur>
ther Information. apply at our hat factory,
on Fairfax street.
oct l6t w sc. JOHNSTON
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-16

To Let,
s~s That STORE & DWELLING
HfzI HOUSE on tue corner OF K,ag
SsaSt aud Alfred streets, lately in The
6.sEA occupation of Messrs. Lunt 4 K in>
sey, ander which is large cellar, toge,h.
er with several convenient and useful or.
houses. The. store is large and well CAL
cuIated Tor An extensive grocery busne SIS,
and as such it has been successfully occu.
pIedftor several years past; the stand is
equal to any 10 that part OF the town; toe
rent will be moderate, TO suit bard times,
and possession given when required.
ost7 Il a. FAWs
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-02-17
In the Court Of Chancery Of the State of Delaware. >,
for Sttsser county.

In de Court Of Chancey Of the State Of Delaware ;,
for SUSSEX county.
Between David Conwell, James Peeryo
(son of James, David Hazard Robert
Hunter and Jane his wife, Robert
and Joseph Pcery, infants, by their
next friend Robert Hunter and James
Peery, Mary Eliza, Sarah Hester and
William II. Peery, infants, by Robert
Hunter their guardian. Compdinants: ~
And William Hickey and Nancy Bill in Equity
his wife, John MsWhortor and Mary
his wife, late Mary Segars, Frances
and Reuben Segars, and Maria and
Sarah Stewart, and Levina, Anetta,
Mary, William and Reuben Turner
Defendants.
Upon the petition of James Perry (son nc ro,
one OF said Compliments this day presen,od ana
Chancellor and upon reading affidavit whereb We
pears That on the 3ls day OF July, 1898 an order Of ~
court was made, by which the said Aletta Mar, WIN
and Reuben Turner defendants aforesaid wcr usG
to appear in this Court and in this Cause on
therein mentioned or that the Compliments Rl sy
.ls cause should be taken pro confesso and that co,"
otsald Order should be published, in the newsnan
within and for the time therein mentioned spd ad
much as appears that the name of Leyina TmuaS
lof SAID defendants was omitted in said order and e
same has not been published therein drected Me
publication thereof would have answered b u ue
for which was obtained, II is therefore PRAYED h
SAID order may be revoked, and that another order I
made Tor appearance and publication, which the Cban
holds reasonable and doth order accordingly ord
fourteenth day of November in the year Of onr s
thousand eight hundred and twenty three, on al
the said James Peery, that the said Leyina, Aet, W
William and Reuben Turner, defendants did and si
reside out OF this State, Ordered by the CbanceI W
The said defendants do appear in this Court and n t .
Cause on the first Monday of March next or the c '
panans Bill filed in this cause shall be talon sr n.
contesso and II is further ordered that conv Pr
be inserted within thirty days from this date in The WY
man. published in the Borough of Wilmington in NJ,
state and in the Democratic Press for the Country r
shed IN the City of Philadelphia and in each Il ,Po.
papers Published for three months neTt aer i. g. Oe
hcamon: NICHOLAS RIDGELY, ChanceI6r
The Sute Of Delaware, }
SuSser County, 10 Ait. {
LsEAL. Jehn Sseckdy Register of the Court Of Chan
Gerry OF the State of Delaware in and for Sussey coTt
aforesaid Do hereby certify that the above and for.Uo
IS true copy Of the order made in the above case
In testimony whereof have hereunto set nv hand ana
e seal OF the Court Of Chancery at George
thls fifteenth day Of November, 1929 N''@
r>-.. ., ,o,o, JEHU SToCKLEY, Rec. {. C..
=, Ao~oI 94-al
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-02-17
ACADEMY.

NIiE subscriber respectfully informs the pubio that he
still continues his Seminary for the education of youth
OF both sexes in all the various branches of useful Educa-
tom and as he atters himself that he has given
satisfaction to those who have already favored him with
their support and having opening for few more pu.
ps he again solclts share of public patronage
WIN. BASS, Orange Street. Wilmington
A Night School will commence on Monday.
October 18th, 1928. 50
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-02-17
NOTICE.

IL persons indebted to the estate eff Can't ARTTItR
"A A. WELLS, decd. late of the Borough Of Winnie.
ION are requested 10 make immediate payment, and such
nave egai demands to present them uv qf,esed fr
'e'ue"eht'to THOMAS MCDOWELL,
ri. attorney IN Jacf for ANN WELLS
15-1aw8w
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-02-17
AT PRIVATE SALE,

bNE Three Story Brick House and Lot, situate the
and Kent street. 10 feet front and running through to Ship
icy street on which it has front Of 90 feet9wih two
frame messuages ON Ship!ey street This property will
apply to pENIaMTS FIERRIS.
% no. o. 16-tf In West, at the corner Of 3d. street
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-02-17
A HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE,

The lot of land containing nearly an entire square,
next adionng north of the Friends Meeting House sduare
and west Of the Catholic Chapel of St. Peter bounded by
Pasture, Queen, Hanover and West streets together
with the brick house and garden West street. now in
me tenure OF Isaac Jackson small wooden house on
Pasture street, and commodious frame work shoo on
Queen street may be sold together or divided to SUIT the
purchasers For terms inquire Of
49,, BENJAMIN FERRIS.
Wilmington, mo. IL. of
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-02-17
NOTICE.

VIE creditors of Thomas Lea hereby informed tho,
- dividend OF 20 per cent will be paid on the I'd day
Price, Brandywine. "'''aN anu
WILLIAM WARNER,) Assignees
EDWARD TATNALLS Of
JAMES PRICE. I Thomas 7 nm
January "a, 1924 > ino" 1s Lea Lea.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-02-17
NOTICE.

VIE subscriber having obtained letters Of Administration
o '1 estate OF Dasd Campbell decd formerly OF
all persons indebted to said estate to make immediate pay
ana all those who have legal demands against it. 10
tor settlement IA MIC ~ ssn29p aI Alm'r
Feb. 8, 1924 N''Ai ii''' ,satn
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-02-17
WHITEHALL.

FENo BE RENTED for term of years thar small firm
commonly known by the above name, containing II
acres OF good land at present under substantial fence and
uueu INTO lots OF convenient sizes-a of which are Al.
Sown by the present enant This land il within the No.
rough OF Wilmington lying south east of the town in
pleasant situation, and is well adapted for the supply Of
ii, TX, OF OF garden vegetables to the market
containing three rooms on the ground floor. and Ech
en- and four chambers in the second sory-a pump Of
water convenient large frame barn, horse stables and
sop sn sals altogether Gonvenena large piazza the
hence OF the Christiana Brandywine and the Delaware
as well as OF the country along their shores The
rent IS to be paid quarterly and is expected that ecu
WI De gwen for the faithful performance of the contract
M - AS this property bounds upon the Brandywne
GFcek' the tenant will be allowed 10 take what mud lie may
desire n,; theretrom, for the use of the farm.
1ptn mo. 20 lo15.-o7-tf WILLIAM POOLE
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-02-17
STATES

of superior quality-sor sale at this Office.
BLINK RQA.DS FOR SALE at this Office.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-02-17
Cheap Groceries. &c.
CHEAP BUTTER

VIE subscriber has just received 1000 lbs prime ysy
Lancaster lamp e Tub, e Goshen Tn5 e Kes Bu1rrH
which he intends disposng of by the single Pound Tub
quantity, at the most reduced prices
JOHN D. VAUGHAN,
opposite the Lower Market House, Wilmington.
constant supply of all kinds Of Butter can be had
Nov IS, 1923. of
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-02-17
f''e~costte County, in the State Of Delaware, S.
y virtue Of Order of the Orphans Court for the said
County OF New Castle, agreeable to adiournn,ent
WILL BE EXPOSED TO SALE.

public vendue, the 21st inst at O'Clock in the
"a afternoon, at the house of John Herlnr, Innkecnnr
Newark all that valuable TRACT OF LAND, situate IN
waters Of Christiana and nearly the same distance f
Elk landing containing about g. acres at land in brh
state OF cultivation On said premises are erected Mer.
IN good ORDER and an excellent Saw-Afil Two
the improvements and appurtenances; (formery known
py .le name OF Fishers MILL Adjoining lands of John
sner and others The above premises are worthy The
auehuon OF mlers, as the Delaware and Chesapeak
VIII not take the water from the Mills BeinP the real
estate OF JACOB TYSON, deceased and to be sold for
he payment OF his debts. Attendance will be given and
said, by ABRAHAM EGBERT Admir- of NE e. s;J I
ceased, OF his Attorney. '''N ue-
BY Order of the Orphans Court,
Newcastle, February 1924, is S-.1SH'
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-02-17
TAKE NOTICE-

consequence OF having upwards of 800 worth Of
~ WORK unclaimed and many articles left with him for
pa" naNhe been IN his possession upwards oftwehc
subscriber reluctantly compelled adopths
0iowlng resolution, which viii be strictly adhered to-
Al articles left for repair &c. not paid for and taken
away before the expiration of thirty DAYS from the date
w" be sold at auction ieiray the charges due
vi , srJn': FRIEDRICH SCHRADER
wilmington, January %, 1894. l2-N
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-11-11

Snltsn seems lhYel'ered with The Efeatesi
dsnger. Tho Jsnissa'iss mu'mu,,d, were
discopiented, and demanded the removal OF
their Aga IL was necessary TO comply io.
stsn,iy with their demand. On the 2o,h, pis
cards were fixed up, threatening the Sultan
with death, and demanding thst his eldest son
should be shewn 10 the people, and should &C.
company him 10 the Mosque. The youth 10
IL years Of age. The Jsnisssries say that
the young Prince is in good s,s,s Of health,
but the Sultsn says he is troubled with epiep-
sy, and - they appeared convinced, after hsv-
ing seen him. they were the authors OF these
pisca'ds. As tho Sultan scquieseed IN the
Jsnissarie's demand, this proves that he does
not believe himself in safely. At the ssms
time tho anizsns Of the dock yard revolied,
and also required that their Aga should be
dismissed, which was gtsnted them. When
to these facts Is added prediction spresd o.
broad BY design, to announce that this year 10
TO decide the fate Of The Ottoman Govern.
ment, you will easily Judge Of the state Of an
essiness in ,his capital. Fortunately the re.
ia,ions Of the Dtsn with foreign powers arc
in the best stare Lord S,rsngford has &c.
ceived from ST. Pe,essbS'g ao assurance hat
his conduct has been quite Satisfactory nj
Ouenfels continues TO exett himself 10 obtain
,he evscustion OF the p'incipaiiue. md spps.
ten,ly he has succeeded, ,hough the 'esuit is
not in accordance with The Russian Ultima.
tum.
Paris, Sett. IA horrid crime has been
commited at Wshpesehweil, a village about
TWO leagues from A berg, in tho Canon Of
Berne. 4 man abou' 60 years OF sge, long
known for his disgusting lmmorslIty, sudden
ly conceived the pro &C, OF gong 10 Anne erics,
and asked his wife, who he supposed hid some
properly, to supply him wi'h money. He si'o
addressed similar demand to his parish,
which did not think there vas any reason 20
ssnc,ion his emigration On account Of this
double reiussl he conceived a project OF bo'
ribls vengeance, and he executd IL by h'e and
sword. Afer having mnr dered his wife, he
resolved to reduce the village to ashes, end
succeeded too we'll. His preparations wete
skffuy made, and on August 80, twenty FIVE
houses were des,oyed by h'e The criminal
has not ye, been spp'ehended.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-11-11
coMMuEIcATToG

A ErST.-I, Is fec, worthy of,be serious
consideration II eSety ci,izsn OF Rhode-Islsnd
snd OF the tow, Of Newport in particular, ,hs,
the Representatives snd Sens,ors 10 Congress
from the state Of Massachusetts gave their
mos, cordial SUPPORT to the appropriation bill
for fofii6esIions, &c. for the ha'bos Of New
port, which "e nou rapidly progressing. And
ia 10 equally . fact, that Mess's. HoLMss g.
CHASpLER from the ststs Of Maine, who u
viii be rseollee'ed us among ,be leading
supporters Of Mr.. CRAWFORD. did every thing
in their power TO prevn, the pssssee Of said
appropriation bill in N, Senate on the cfoupd
,hs, I, would bs an on'eessssry sxpsndRnsr
Of pvblic money :.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-11-11
NEWPORT.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER IL, 1924.
HHODE- ISLAND
ELECTORAL. NOMINATION.
FoRpRESIDRNT
JOHN q. ADAMS.

AT General Convert on oi the friends
Of the Hon. john q. ADAMS, specially
delegated, holden at the State House, in
Providence, on the 90 OF u ;oi,er, A.
ID. 1924, Hon. THOMAS bUrfuM,
President, and PELEc WILBUR, Jun.
Esq. Secretary. The following gentle
men were nominated electors OF Presi-
dent srIrs Vice President of the United
States, for the four sears next from the
4th of March, 1925, and Unanimously
recommended to receive the suffrayes OF
the freemen of the state of Rhode. Island
at the ensuing election on the 18th OF
November next.
Hon. CALEB EARLE,
STEPHEN B. CORNELL. Esq
OF Portsmouth.
ELISHA WATSON, Esq.
OF Souih Kingstown.
CHARLES ELDREDGE, Esq.
OF East Grsenvieh.
Resolve4, That the Editors Of the sew
eral newspapers in this State be request
ed to insert the aforegoing in their papers.
THOMAS, BUFFUM, President.
PRLEc WILBUR. Jun. Secty.
Nominationot tAeRebubliem Conoention.
AT meeting Of the Republican Dele
gates from the several towns in this state,
assembled at the State House, in Provi-
dence, on "Wednesday evening, October
81, pursuant to public notice, Hon. Han.
RY RFMINGroN, was chosen President,
and WILLIAM SIMoNs, Secretary. Il
was unanimously
Resoived. That this Convention, re.
posing the fullest confidence in the integ.
rity, ability and faithfulness Of the Hon.
Caleb Earle, Stepen B Cornell, Elisha
Watson, and Charles Eldredge, who
have been put in nomination, as Electors
for President and Vice President Of the
United States, approve of said nomina-
ton, and hereby recommend them to the
freemen of the State for their cordial sup.
port as Electors at the ensuing election
thereof.
Resoiged, That the foregoing resolu-
tons be published in al the papers in this
State. w. SIMONS, See',y.
CHOICE OF ELECTORS.
ON WEDNESDAY, NEXT,
The Ereeme, or tl,;o ct,,e will make
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-11-11
PRESIDENTIAL ELEC7ION

nEo<DGNII IIL ELEC1 ION.
The choice of Electors of President
and Vice President of the United States,
has been made in large proportion Of
the states. The following results are all
We have received, which may be consid-
cred as certain.
Maiae.--Ihc Adams ticke, has pre-
vailed every district, by very large ma
jorities. In the District of Cumberland,
where the opposition calculated on Ger
tain success, the Adams ticket obtained
between two and three hundred maic.
rlty. .
Mezu Hampshire.-In this state no
organized opposition being made to tho
Adams candidates, the whole ticket has
OF course been elected.
Massachusetts. The opposition tick
ct was nun, it is true, and with some
eanestness--but the result, in about
two.thirds OF towns, give upwards of
twenty thousand majority for the Adams
ticket-about FIVE to one.
Rhode. Island The election will take
place on "Wednesday next. As there
will be no opposition to the Adams tick
ct, we place the vote Of this state as Ger.
tain for Adams. r.
Connecticut. The result in this state
is similar to that in Massachusetts. ~
few opposition presses were very wasm
but the Adams ticket has prevailed by a(
great majority.
Veymons. Tie choice Of Electors was
made By the Legislature, and the Adams
ticket was chosen, by an almost unani-
nous vote. -
Mew 1vsy.-Both the Adams and
the Jackson parties claim the victory
and some statements say the votes will
be divided-but we rather apprehend the
Jackson ticket has prevailed.
PENNSYLVANIA. --As was expected, this
state has given large majority for 'h
Jackson ticket, over all the others. III
Adams ticket stands second to Jackson. y
Ma,ykana. The election was held or
Tuesday last. The result not known.
Twginia The election took place in
this state on the lst inst. But few re-
turns have reached us. 1t is probable,
however, the Crawford ticket has prevail
ed, by lean majority.
We shall give the returns from the 9th.
er states, as soon as we receive them.
New-Y York probably chose her Electors
yesterday or the day before, and the gen.
eral opinion is, that the votes will be di.
vided between MIR. ADAMS, and Mr..
CLAy-some, however, are of opinion
that Mr.. CRAWFORD viii obtain the
vote.
a man named Samuel Trafton was
apprehen1ed in this town, on Saturday
last, for stealing horse, saddle, and bes-
die, in June, 1915, the property Of MIR.
James A. Wilson. On examination ht
confessed the fact, and was committed
to prison, to take his Till at the Supreme
Court, IN March next. .
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-11-11
Official Nequs from Creees.
NAvARIN, in the Mores, Aug.

NAvARIN IN tue Moree,) aug. Si.
The Ottoman Acct has affected landing
o. Ssmos. The g eek feet, commanded by
Misuli. vooos, srrivsd at The same time q
furious baltic foilowed--,he Greeks were vic.
torious. The Tux lost ono line Of battle
ship, 8 tigs,ss sud 80 gun beats, which were
either wrecked or desuoysd BY the Greek
f. ships. An the Turks Who were landed
wore pu 10 the sword. A conspiracy has
been discovered hsre, organized by certain
'for eigners who are 81 Cslsmate, waiting tho
Egyptian squadron. The garrison OF Navs'ia.
bss IN conse quence bcee reinforced, and posss
ere esssb.ished to ss, Gre To oil the villages ..
the 6tN signal Of danger fron The Tofks.
Before long, also, we shall know shat We have
TO hope OF fsas from the kgypuans.
CoNsTASTIsoPLE, Aug. 26,
Tho Csptsin Pschs hes At ieng h directed
his course for Ssmos. Tho Creek feet,
which kep, him in view ell the time, has TAX.
en-, h Is said, twenty OF his ussspcrts, and
iwo thousand troops. II 10 said that he bss
Effected . landing At Ssmos, bot a. yet there
B, no oficist news. The Ssmisns, who desire
20 initiate .he Ipsario,s, have Destroyed svs'y
thing on tho coast, and have now fetresied to
he mountains, 90 that II will require grssi
ssc'ifices to conquer the island. News sf
great importance 10 expected evs'y hour.
From .Negropon', Il 10 said 5000 Tu ks cd.
vsneed 10 Athens, but they found the Ac'opo'
lie occupied by the Greeks. The Sersskie'
appears 80 unfortunate 40 his predscessors,
fss almost oil his army hes psrished IN the
Msits Of Tbermopyle. The s6er,s made
" the Otomsn Porte this year vi'I not pro
iuce ths expected fesult-tha, OF reducing
he iosurgso,s TO entire Submission. The 'a-
s,nsl stare Of tho empire Is - much . SUB.
-et OF une ssioess TO the Porte - the con,inu.
s,iou OF the contest with The Gfseks. The
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-11-11

choice OF yEectoss cf President ard Viec'
President of the United States. Alto.
no opposition is contemplated against lie
Ticket put in nomination by the Con-
vention assembled in Providence, Yet =
is the duty Of every irsnd OF Mr.. An.
ANS. the Patriot and Statesman, nhohs
the People Of this State delight to holor,
to come forward on this occasion, and,
by their votes, give demonstration Of
their respect and appreciation. Let eve
~ Freeman consider his vote as a lust
tribute to merit of the highest order, and
attend the polls and vote accordingly.
1t is said Mr.. CLINTON is elected Go
vernon Of the State Of New-York, by a
considerable majority. Mr.. BOVINE,
one OF the seventeen Senators, who re-
fused to surrender TO the People th,i-
just rights in choice of Electors. has lost
his election by a very great majority
and this is, OF will be, the fate of the
whole of them.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-11-11

Caaai Revenue ond Commerce. .-Seveoteen
aoussnd end four hundred md thirty nine dol
lars were rscsived BY Tho Collector st Albany.
for Csnsf toll during the month Of Ocsobsr |;
end four hundred and ior,y bos,s cleared by
HIM 10 the same month, laden with three
thousand end sixteen tons Of merchandise, be.
sides iron castings, household furniture end
sund,y articles nat enumerated 90 the sssss
oil toll.
hfrioa The chip Nssrchus, si Saint John,
from Liverpool. Qhe 18th Sept was bosrded
by RI M. ship rhs,is, ST. ] Phillimote, from
Cape Coa. Aftics, who reported: tibet the
British forces he'd driven bsek the Ashsntsss
sfer serious 'snconuss, but that provisions
we're very scNs+
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-15
FROM ST. THOMAS

Our Correspondent at St. Thomas, under
date otDec. 18th, gives some additional par
ucuiars respecting the Colombian sloOp 0fwar
OTtHoko. After detailing her arrival at ST.
Bars, and landing Of the officers, he proceeds
Inc nutineers immediately cut cable and
set sail on Monday she was seen this Island.
steering to leeward when she put 10 Of her men
tFrenchmen and Spauiards) on board Of an
American bring bound TO St. Crox Those
mat remained on board amounted to about
sixty, principally Englishmen.
The OT'noko had on board 10000 worth
OF jewellery, a quantity of dry goods, and a
great deal ofgUld and silver plate.
ln addition TO the above particulars, we learn
mat 1t was the intention Of the mutinrers 10
proceed to 81. Domingo, or to Porto Rico, Ia
gntuP the ship to the Spanish Government .
Extract Of u letter from our correspondent.
dated ST. BAETs, Dec I4ih. 1928: You
k'nt iavor accompanying the three files oI
| newspapers, have been duly received, by can.
tain Hoyi, and feel much obliged Ivy the sam,
| they were very Interesting as We 10 not Of
ten receive ,hem regularly,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-15
FROM NEW ORLEANS

New Y0RK, Jan. by the packet ship
William, Capt. Sears, we have adviceS from
New Orleans to the very late date of the s5ih
uit more than % days ia advance of the mail.
The arrivals continued nun,erous-ihe har-
Dor was full of vessels, and many others were
on the way up the river, bnt the prospect TOR
ireishts WAS very nnfayorable business was
yet dull.
The U. :. Schooner Wild Cat had arrived
at New Orleans from Havana. The com
mander stated that the French Frieate Eurv-
dice brought information TO Havana. that.10.
600 troops were 20 embark from Cadiz, and
tn" same number Of French troops at Brpst,
destined Tor Mexico, To touch on their way at
Havana,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-15
FROM CHINA.

A letter from Batavia, dated Sept %, SAYS
Nothing new has occurred in this part of
the world, except that we learn by an arrival
from canton, that the affair of the Topaz Bri-
fish frlgste, had been revived, in consequence
OF the non-Performance of pretended pro-
mise, on the part of the officers of that shin.
to send out and deliver to the officers Of the
Chinese government, two men, TO suffer in a.
tenement for the persons killed in that ARRAY.
IL j. said the Hong Merchants have been sent
TO Pekin."
London paper mentions a report that
the above dispute was likely TO be revived.