The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1825-02-19

SunStance5 connected with TINS tragic aUatr,
which would lead to the superstition that Dcsha
might possibly be innocent, at least such as J
would suppose calculated to produce doubts.
What course the Governor will take in The
situation in which he is placed.
am unable to say. During the trial OF his son
hc acted with great dignity aud becoming =. firm
ness it, however. cost him mighty effort,
and you could see that tho feeling Of suppress
cd agony perturbated his breast, and traces OF
the deepest anguish marked his countcnahce.
Barry aud Rowan made grand effort in favor
OF Desha. The vast and almost incShausu
BILE stores Of ROwan's mind were all put IN
'eYni~iiion, in an able aud eloquent speech,
which occupied one whole day before the ju
ry.'
paragraph in a Kentucky paper, OF later
date than the above letter, states that Desha
had obtained new trial.
Gen Jackson. On the 10th inst. General
Jackson receive an invita.ian from his friends
AT Washington, TO partake, with them, OF Il
public dinner to be given on the llth.--To
which the General replied in the following
honorable and modest terms
GENrLEMEN: have received your polite
invitation, in behalf OF yourselves and mum.
Der oil citizens "in thi, city. from different
states in the Union" to partake of a public
mss, pray accept my thanks cannot de
cline, and ought not: yet cannot refrain from
suggesting to YOU and my friends the proprie-
~. perhaps necessity, o, forbea'ing to confer
upon me, at this moment, any such promi.
nent mark of your regard You cannot
am persuaded, mistake INV meaning A deci.
sion of a matter, about which much public
feeling and concern has been manifest, very
lately has taken place. Any evidence of kind
rpaS a,,1 r,.l
by many, be viewed as conveying with it ex.
ception, murmuring, and feelings of CON.
plant; which sincerely hope belong not to
any OF my friends. | would, therefore, beg
leave to suggest to you. that, on reflection,
you may deem it proper to forbear any course
to which, possibly, exception might be taken.
Please TO accept my thanks, and tender them
To The gentlemen respectively
ANDREW JACKSON.
Birtd- Ntght Bal "A Ball will be given
at the Central Hotel on Tuesday next in hon
or OF the birthday of GENERAL GEORGE
WAsHtNGroN. It's anticipated that this en-.
tertainment will be attended by very large
number of ladies and gentlemen and the pre-
Pa'ations we understand Capt. Miller is max
ing Tor the comfort and amusement Of the com
pany, will give entire satisfaction.
The Secretary of State has officially inform
ed the chat man OF the committee Of foreign
reia'io in congress, that the only note which
Mr. NELSON, our Minister at Madrid, has
received from the Spanish government, in re-
ply to his letters Oh the subject Of piracy and
the other Spanish outrages upon orr com
MERGE is one from Mr.. BERMuDEz the Sec
rctary of the court OF Madrid, dated Novem-
Der ~, stating that the king has appointed
DoN JOSE DE tisRADIA his envoy to Wash
inSlon chat he viii set out for this country
as soon as possible: and that he is charged
WIN the necessary powers to negotiate on this
s"olect Ehis Is certainly an ample atone.
ment ior PastPiracies. ard an eBectaai guar
ansy aS''n't Sptmre outrages upon on, com.
me'ce and seaNen OH the coasts and in the
ports OF Cuba r.
The Convention Nil has been rejected by
the Senate OF Virginn--ior the bill Ill against
IL -.
French Fleet We learn that the WIN
Penn, from Fort Royal, that a French fleet
consisting OF two 7l's, three frigates, three
brlss aud six schooners, were lying there. 1t
was reported and believed that the feet would
proceed for ST. Domingo in the spring The
same feet had been to Laguira to demand a
French ship which had been taken by the
Fatiiots.- NeU I0rH Cdcete.
n Neto Canal The project OF a canal from
New Haven to Connecticut river has been
revived in that city The " III editors say
II will open To them &c world OF wealth - and
talk Of extending trade through that route to
Canada They also Gale ulate confidently on
assistance from the general government, but
are willing to put their 'rshoulders to the
wheel before they call on Hercules"
Latest from Cdldo, d,rect.-The ship Pro.
whence, Captain Bowers, arrived at Provi-
dence, on the }rd inst from Callao, whence
he sailed on the 22d OF October Capt Is in.
forms .'that when he sailed Lima and Callao
were in the possession of the Royalists--but
would in all probability soon change masters
Bolivar the Patriot General with an army Of
twelve thousand men in pursuit of the
Royalist General Canterac, whose force was
stated to consist Of only 1000 men Bolivar,
it was thought, would pursue Canterac to
Cusco--if the rainy season which was ap.
preaching did not prevent The ultimate tri-
umph of the Patriot cause in Peru may be
considered as certain
We have reason to believe there rs no truth
ia the report. received at New York from
England, oi the intention OF the king Of Spain
to demand OF the United States a recall Of
their recognition o the Independence Of seue-
raj OF the South American $ ates. under pain
in case Of refusal Of revoking the cession Of the
ylordas L National Jovnaf.
Movements of Indians 1t Nappears from
letters lust received from the Superius endant
Of Indian Affairs a, st Bous, that great
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