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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-14


me Pe'%'"' d'oasion IF he Russian Iror.affs
TIC the Editor Of the London Coulter.
Sill again tako The liberty ofrequt sting place IL,
Jour columns, Tor some remarks which have been SUI
9e9ted by The most recent intelligence cm ST. Petess-
burgh
remain Sir, your very obcdient servant,
ROBERT LYALF.
Is, Haymarset, SEPT. 10, 1896
Any individual ignorant OF the Russian e,nui,e of
we Character ct IFS natives, Of lle per6dous polici Of
Use antocrat cabinet, and OF tie unboufded stl,o or
lie tsars might Justly suppose dat this nation v as
"e'Py aGG"cVed Cy The eruption made by lie Per-
SLAMS into several parts of e Russian terrjIor, ~
the fnelodistcal cant which we are informed liza,
NC Jt'fce V msiT cause would ensure 10 tieir arms
TIC DIVINE protection wilo is a 7rofanst;o, ri
"o''s' and an insult 10 tie Deity, might lend a inst
person 10 ihicr that PeTsia had acted With tie greatest
announces occcIt aud rcaohery. Yet such is tie
e"5Ge Of i'uSsa--a nation whose double beaded
raS'e las stretched forth her talons TO the north and 4,
'e Sou'" 10 e east and TO tbe wcstlas pounced upon
ne Prey ana mas held il fast in the iron grasp of des-
PouSth--o' nation Which, for hundreds Of years has
eFc Ueen 81 rest except for period suitable TO pro
pare HeT future Of attack and 10 await her rn
Jecicd aggTandieement--of nation which has added
province 10 province principally 10 prncipafv ard
kingdom TO kingGOn--n a wofd OF nation which las
enguiphcd every territory which bordcTed its ancient
frontiers. "
With respect 20 Persia, facts tell us that Russia has
oeen ms'Jious'y seEing upon her best provinces in
regular succession: That Gen. Yermolof fyybo though
O" me representative Of the autoCrst NAV be almost
Tech0eu an absolute sovereign Of the Caucaso Geor-
g'u OynCesl enierians the neanest opinions of Per-
sia ana OF tho PersisDs well as Of their powe1tbat
]" '"e character q Ambassador 70 the Court Of tho
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-14

i1ncC, rUsscsScG U tlnriy millions iGnau>
ta.its-with the finest climate and the fertile soil
IN Europe-wh population ingenious ndustri-
ous--as distinguished IN arts though she
may have been inomentafiiy depressed nerc'' be
poor.
I'reirc years Of peace and prosperity lave enabled
rance 20 regain her wealth and or hor strength.
She has risen like giant refreshed by his slun'5erS
No greater proof can be required OF her resources
than know dge of the fact that her ainna revenue
amounts TO- from eight hundred and iiily to nine hun
dred millions of ranCscIuai TO from one hundred and
sixty. 20 one hundred and serenity millions of dollars
which, is coii,t ted without difficulty
This immense an.nai venue IS not liable TO iiuctu-
ate Us IL is principal, derived fem internal taxation,
the n,ics aCc,uing from foreign commerce. not fur
nishing more than light per cent of this sum.
Admitting therefore the amount OF our claims upon
France. siace the Louisiana 4 Conventions 70 he fifteen
millions OF 3Jiiarsit would require the tenth part
of one years revenue To discharge the whole of them.
The French ministry could obtain loan amy day
they pleased, sufficient to pay who!- demands.
Nothing therefore is wanting On their part, but a
Of Justice.
At pr eent, there but little prosrcc ct of their beinp
influenced by such consideration.
appeal after appeal has been made TO their Justice
but without effect
Mr. Galla.n'a abous behalf of the claimants ar,
before he public, who competent TO iuiee of IN,
zeal and ability with which he maintained their r;obs
Mr. Brown, his able and eisiciept successor ais,
takes deep interest in vindcatinr the RIGHTS of nj
IaJured fellow citizens.
tut without some Coercive measures on the n,rt n
congress, the claimants have bat little to expect.
NY next number iii close these ESSAYS in the form
Of AZ address 10 our National Legislature.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-14

Ta''siatioas from Freneh papers.

rom the Paris Etoiie of 24ih Sept
ne attack of the frontiers the Russian emnte nv, t
eSans, was an event 10 which little was paid at
Odessa The report circulated FOR several DAYS that d.
vision of the second army march for The Caucasus
To day learn in positive that the Goth divisio
olIniantry, canOned until the Crmea is in mo,ic
TO traverse the strait Of Kertch, and directing its march
against Georgia, by the line Couba Ii TO he rc
placed in Cmea by battaons from the neighborng gov
ernments Tits believed that troops will be seut 10
reinforce the army of Georgia. This news win certani
not IAN 10 nave due influence the conferences at Ake.
man, which still continue. The last letters from Constan
"pc are TO The goth August, and announce nothing new
The plague continued that capita homes hove
yer, were entertained of Improvement The mort Of
Odessa remains almost entirely Never in This
season OF the year did present melancholy an aspect
eSides the 10 900 held ready by Russia IN nasc
'e ruin at moment warming that power has MARCHED
an army of 100000 the PROVINCES BORDERING M,
I"r%ey The Emperor, it said, complains to the Otto
man government Of oalrGses committed upon the Greek
church.
-rhay write tom Alexandria on the LIST August. ha,
the Vccroy Egypt has so exhausted his rpsoprces tf M
has declared to the Porte that impossible for him 10
undertake Third expedition agains the Nlorea Besides
he Egyptians who have returned fou that country hay.
spread among their coumymen ny grsvous rcpor Of
Inc misery which they there aud suffered, that 1000
men OF The army assembled at Cairo, deserted the in
terror rather than embark. These escrters have commit
ted vaf:ous ro5hcrics IN the country.
The ministry of Prussia have sent orders 10 all the nv,
naSc schools to TcconHncnce the instruction OF rvmnacs
Il great disaster place at Ostcpd on The MIN, o
Inc 2Oi Sept by explosion Of agaznc OF gunpowtrr
lie city was much damage and great number of lives
vas c'SiFti !i London HAT the king OK the
Asi"ntees had recommended otirs, and ftcr ay-
ing attacked the Achs, faithfully attached to the En-
s!lsh, had been entirely defeated.
The Court Of Assizcs Paris is 10 pronounce nm rio
OF October, on ihef cnnned the wardrobe Of the
cfo"n OF four bundled ellis Of velvet, which was used il,
1929, at the funeral of Louis XVIII
he cfrcq"er SuTcau, who, having Killed his mis-
iress attempted to Kill himself, had undergone an in,errn
st!on before the judge Of Instruction. The ma gisrai
hoi'ed two letters the FIRST IN which he testified to lis
victim desIe TO bn reconciiCd with her; the ether wh
was found IN the chimney, contained the following pas
sdse' ha no person may be accused of tire til of
beautiful Henrietta 1T was who inflicted sta BIS with
pnSnad lie recognised the letters, avuwed t.
whole On being questioned his motive for this a,Io-
clous act he said sit eaousy which took possession
Of my brain" lie appeared vrry much strp ised wien lie
was told tina lie had inflicted blows upon his victil
aTi said in calm tone, cit me that struck ne
thee" ' go
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The annexed editorial article from the New YurI,
sacs contains severe hr, less Just sarcasm uupn
those WHO have ci,avunrel 10 prove their claims To
patriotism by ndisoriminat,y king av ery act Of
tte resident and se%!ng upon every incident which
presents itself III the vain hu q! dctractno from his
exalted and well earned reputation. The fitafuness
and ability with which Dir. Adams has administered
The concerns of the nation. render perfectly irnpoten
and harmless every shaft which tue cai Of his enemies
has directed against him
''Surciy $50 ianu MAS oyersiccxc,l will NAT
riots as our own-mon, who yeSnrdieSs of the consd
erationS oi "ius honor and enolumcnt, :" attack with
out mercy every enc who is elected I'll public sit
naIon; and see IN every iuin and move treason In
The state. iund OF instruction NAV be found nv a
Pernsal of the phppcs which from day 20 dav are
nshered forth. and in the sagacons dcections which
are made 'E:t regard 10 the ;surpa;ions of The Prosi
cent tain keen sighted characters have dis.
covered ;Hat tins dangerous individual is intent IN
on introducing ki"gly dominion ever us, mas
'lGCh rs 'te has bought billiard tatle:-that he is
plotting for te continuance Ot his reign ilas,nuch nc e
has written biography OF bis facr,-that he is spiI-
Ter OF blood * toucntcr of dues inasn.cI rs Henry
Niay III Ell pistol nj John Randolph he is snuan.
dcrer oil The peoples money, nasnuch as shin la been
bought, the purchase Of which has incd ltly aided the
WICKET SFeek>-Iha he has bribed the navy nasrnuch
as an oiGei IN New jersey struck man who n.nlted
hin!t!iat he is prosecutor inasnuch rs = corrt NOR
Ha' condemned ON Porter! This is bat small dctach
inent from the phaianx of crimes which blaclen Tho
character ati the heart of this pcrSonao nd isnnalifv
iin Tor olce Bat freedom inay yet io1e for writer
M Tie Philadelphia Sentinel is URGING linn IN urn from
the error IL las rays, and asligIting him without tner
cy for his sins host of patriots are in ,yai,ioy do
'erincd ooly to abandon their private interests and
al The end OF four years 10 take upon themselves The
onrden OF administering the government They are TO
De cohsoied and Their pryaons by good salaries the
2erpeiun es!9!
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-14

nc Richmond Enquirer has recently suggested fi,af
mere Is 'nor toat the Revenue 81 the United States
W" '7h snort The present year BY or two millions
:" me amount anticipated for il in the Official rerorfs
'''" il' I'easHrs bo fneut and ongJuees 81 or
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-14

NE'v ORLEANS, Oct. I2.-It tnust be grateful 70
me eeiSs OF every Peaceabc citizen OF this state +,
witness the unanimy of sentiment that prevails among
u.s. upon the question of who shall be our next PRESS
dent. Excepting ii be with few ctizens in this civ
and on the other side of tic Lake the present adnIins
,Fa''on IS perhaps Tie most popular one we ever had
II Is believed that 80 opposition be so organized as
10 prevent The voice of Louisiana from being gwen to
ME Adams at the next Presidential election The
Legislature sf this State, tie late election for Pres
Gent was divided as follows, VIZ: For Henry Gay 90
votes; Cen JAcEsos 10; joan Q ADAMS I5 Uni
% at That period, more than thirds of the votes of
no iicuSes Tor the present order &C thugs and which
"ii hereafter be consolidated in her sup1ort Win
respect TO the feelings the friends Of M Cy in his
state towards Mr.. Adams, since his election to the
tTesidcncy II is believed HEY cordially ssimilate Will
"se OF Tie supporters Of Ar. Adams and hat their
efforts VIII he directed 10 his ie-eiecton While Mr.
Adams p"fsues an independent and firm political course
MS opponents cannot injUre h:m They NAV establish
presses call meetings, tall. OF te imp opreiy This
eiecoh, but lie Whole ill vanish when tested be fc
common sense Of the nation. The old maxim tia. mn
citizen can be condemned wilIiou, shoy Of rui or
inaIeasance IN Office, viii alway bold GOOD whether
De applied TO an huDble individual! or 10 The FIRST man
~ li'e nation. So that, until the opponents of AIR
Adams make II appear that guilt Of some kind attach
ESQ p iher efforts to c0un;craci his re election vii,
be without effect. liz. 9M
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-14

that OF tue iao squarons OF horse chasseurs has onr
we'd the Spanish army of 34O0 men, of whom 5000 en-
tered Portugal by Aentejo and 400 BY the province.
of Tras-os- Monies. The former column presented
hse 10 the Cover oil felves and the second to that
OF Chayes. remarkable circumstance is that the
1cserton appears To proceed ''fIUm well combined
system. Both columns announced that their aim was
To induce the Spanish Government through the medium
OF PORTUGAL 10 return 10 system of mOder ton compa
bie with The rights and Of the nat ion ard to-
accomplish IT. they preferred coming 10 Portugal TO
ching st;asht upon BIadrid but Chat if The Poru
s"esc Government, should thiuS il expcdent not to
cdiie IN t'is affair the columns would plead their own
cause by ching into Spain with in their hands.
The Governors OF Ielvcs AMI Chaves had sent for
! instructions 10 Lisboun
We copy the following from the Courier Francois.
"he relations between the Cabinet Lisbon and those
OF Sfain aud Vienna appear every day TO take less
anicabe turn. The Court of Madrid has refused e,
receive the Portuguese Minister, the Count de Villa
Real lie informed tat private individual he
might remain Madrid but that his admission as Mi
MISTER would depend upon arrangements TO be made
with certain Cabinets, and which not agreed OF.
the infant Den Miguel has made oath to the Con-
sutian, outstanding all the Portuguese who are al
| Vienna have fulfilled their duty -
The Emperor Nicholas has published manifesto in
winch he that in the rules prescribed by the En-
peor Iaui IN 1927, several principles established
concerning the succession BY which il is reserved To-
the reignin Emperor, in of his DEATH or tie mi.
noriy OF s successor TO appoint regent and name
ms tutor In conformity with this and under the ben
ELECTION Of hs very dear mother - and with the con-
SER oil Constantine, he institutes in case of mis- de.
cease the Grand Duke Michael chief of the govern.
ment during the minority of Alexander the rightf,l
andC--.
Among the favors granted by the Emperor a: his
coonaon was The gift of 100 900 peasants 10 different
IpersonaScs: Count Ncssc!-cae received 1000.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-14
49,

letter OF late date from Paris sayslt is general
" believed hero that war must he tile result of the
present state of things in Europe, aud the late re-
ronion IN Portugal viii be the ostensble reason for l.
England has declared that she vii! protect the con-
su'-ional GoTctnment of tina; country ard the coaSli-
tW'0Aat government OF France Las insisted, and has
oeen prnmsed that steps shall be taken TO import it
INTO Spain where it woulhave chance of DESTROYING.
the Emperor of Russia goes on with slow bnt steady
march towards tie old avoro plan OF getting posse
SION OF warmer climate Austria, hardly knowing
what 10 DO Is induced to wish strength and prosperity
10 Hcr od Inre;erae and natural enemy, the Turk and
not daring 10 assist him openly she sends miscr-
able rigate into the Mediterranean, and teaze
the Greeks who have already threatened 10 set fire 10
hef NJ 7. Cos.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-03-24

Mr.. James Johnson, of Kentucky, offered the
following resolution, which he supported by an
elaborate argument, until the time appropriated
for the consideration of resolutions had expir-
ed, and then il was laid on the table:
Resolved, That the Committee on Military
Affairs be instructed 70 report bill authorizing
the Secretary of War to appoint three Com
missioners to survey and examine the Horse
Shoe Bend upon the Licking River, in the
County of Pendleton, in the State of Kentucky;
and. il upon such survey and examination the
same shall be found suitable, to authorize the
President of the United States to cause to be
erected at the Horse Shoe Bend aforesaid, a
National Armory similar to those already erect
ed at Springfield and Harper's Ferry
On motion of Mr. Buchanan, the House went
into Commit,ee Of the Whole on the state OF
the Union, and resumed the consideration OF
Mr. McDuffe's resolutions proposing certain
amendments 10 the Constitution Of the United
States, relative to the election Of the President
and Vice President. Mr.. Weems Of Maryland,
delivered his sentiments in favor OF the resolu-
tons, and was followed by MIR. Barbour oil IT,
ginia, who commenced an argument, but being
much indisposed, he found it impracticable to
get through, and the Committee rose to give
him an opportunity Of concluding at another
time.
The House then resolved itself into Com
mittee Of the Whole, on the bill to provide for
taking evidence in the Courts of the United
States in certain cases. and after the adoption OF
some amendments, il was reported TO the
House and ordered to be engrossed for third
reading tomorrow; and the Honse adjourned
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-03-24
SMlP News.
Port Of Alexanaria.

ARRIVED,
-aarch 23-schr Midas Weeks, Wilmington, N. C..
IL days; salt, s. Miller
sioop Vernon, Wilson, New York, days; freight
for the District
Schr. Molly, Crowel, Barnstable, days: ballast to
T. Fl. Rowland.
Sloop Fanny, Mitchell, Baltimore; freight for the
District.
Schr. Gen. Knox, Hicks Thomaston, 10 days; lime
to j. II. Laid.
Schr Leondas, Elgerson Baltimore; freight for the
District.
schr Lafayette, Barnes, Baltimore; freight for the
District.
SAILED,
Schr Joseph, Robbins, Portsmouth, N II.
Schr Swallow, Davy, West Indies,
Ship India, Hatch, arrived at New-York from Glib.
raltar, sailed 9th Feb. in company with brig Olympia,
of Georgetown, for st. Thomas.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-03-24
COMstable's Sale.

"iLL be sold for cash on Friday the Dist day .3pril
w merit at Il o'clock, NJ. all the right, title and in.
terest OF Mrs Catharne McRea in and to cerAn LOT
and HOCsE thereon. bounded by King and ST. A.
Tavern, to satisfy two executions one nfayor OF z.
Gardners Administrator, the other in favor of James
English.-Also expenses of said sale.
mar o THEODORE MEADE, Constable.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-03-24
AUCTIONS.

Public Sale of Grass Lots.
/ SHALL offer for sale at auction, on the premises
at three o'clock IN the afternoon, on the 9th day Of
April nert, my
Three Valuable lots,
lying on the Little River Turnpike Road, and the gray.
e!ed avenue connecting it with the Leesburg Road.
These lots contain from to 2 acres EACH and are
mile and half only from town. The soil has been
made exceedingly fertile by liberal applications of lime
and stable manure and clover ploughed in; and great
part Of the post and rail enclosure is new
The terms are one fifth fthe purchase money to be
paid in cash, or within three months from the day Of
sale, on the payment of which, possession will be gveny
one fifth in year thereafter; fifth in two years;
one fifth in three years. and the remaining fifth in four
years, with interest. complete title will be given,
and deed of trust required secure the several pay.
ments
uIrThese lots are in state to promise luxuriant
crop of Corn to the cultivator, and will be offered for
sale in time toadmt of being planted in them this
spring. j. L. McKENNA.
march 9-2aSwS3aw3w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-03-24
White lead.
To Yet,
To Rent.

To Rent.
a. That commodious two story frame House on
Hs the West side of st. Asaph, between Prince and
Duke streets, with large yard, good brick Stable,
Smoke-house, &c.
Also
a. The fire proof Warehouse on King street, be.
I5H tween Royal and Fairfax streets, adjoining the
Store now occupied by Robert II. Miller To good
tenant the rent feither house will be made moderate
mar 14-d3t&2awtf SAML. JANNEf.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-03-24
For Sale,

TOT OdIC,
TWO pair of a feet diameter Burr Mill Stones
made in Philadelphia Of good materials. These
Stones will be sold for less than they be bought any
where in thspart of the country. Apply to
SAMUEL JANNEY, or
mar 14-d3t&2aw3w JOSEPH JANNEY, Jr.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-10-21
..@arrte0.

In this town, on the I ith inst. BY the Rev.
Mr.. Welch, Mr.. Joseph p. Newman, to Miss
Susan l.. Barrus, daughter Of Doct. Daniel
Barrus, Of this town.
In this town, on Thursday morning last, by
the Rev. Mr.. Welch, Mr.. Jonas Munroe. Of
Wrentham, Mass. to Miss julia Ann
Smith, daughter Of Mr.. Jonathan Smith, Of
this town.
10 Bristol. on Saturday evening last, by the
Rev. Mr.. Taylor, Mr. Crawford Eastcrbrooks.
to Mrs. Elizabeth Troop, all Of that town.
In Rsynham, Mr.. Hiram Bliss, of Fall Riv-
er, to Miss Clarinda d. Wilbur, Of the former
place.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-10-21
FOR THE STAR.
SEAMEN'S MEETING

On Sunday last. agreeable to prev
ious appointment, Meeting for Pub
lick Worship was holden on board the
ship Chariot e, Capt. Thomas Church.,
Jr.glying at Churchs' wharf. Conven.
len: accommodations were provided
by Capt. Church, on board his vessel,
which, together with the adjoining
wharf, was crowded witha numerous
and attentive audience. The Rev.
Mr.. Taylor. OF the Methodist Fpisco.
pal Church officiated on the occasion
a nd delivered very interesting ant
ingenious Discourse. from Gen. Al
xxiv.-' See that ye fall not out b,
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-10-21
$50 RE WARD.
GrSTOP THIEFl-E

I'm Friday night, the 18th inst.
" stolen from the stable of the sub.
scriberin Sharon. Mass. Dark Bay
Mare, 8 years old. switch tail, white
ring on her right hind leg. and trots
remarkably slow. Also, a Saddle and
Bride, stolen the same night, from the
above place. Ten Dollars will be Civ.
en- for the Mare. and Ten for the thief.
JOHN +. RANDALL.
Sharon. M ass. Oct. 81.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-10-21
[FRoM Qua coRREsPoKOEwr.1 I

- IFROM OUh COHRESHONUENT,I
BRISTOL, Oct. 15--arr brig Phebe, Pen-
dTeton, 20 dsfr Labrador. with fish 10 G, Lu-
ther.
I8th,--arr .chr Swifi, Glsddins, fr New
York, with merchandise 10 r, /. Tsnner and
s. Chafee.
Same day--sloop Essex, Pitman, from,
York, with -four, corn, &c. 10 G.. Burr.
Sailed on Sunday, brig Milo. Hatch foe
Havana. Passengers In the M. Mrs, G., D.
Wolf, family, and servant; Mr.. Goodng,
Miss H.. Gooding, Miss N. Russel. Mr.. G. II.
I,D'Won. -
Cleared, ship Charlotte, Church, Havana.
: MEMORANDA.
| Cid at Providence. ship Eliza 4 Abby,
Gladding. Savannah ); Rising States, Pearce,
ditto !; schr Mary Perry, Marble, Peters
burgh. 80
The u. &. s,oop Of war Boston was at Mon
teyiedo, date not mentioned. The Macedou-
ian arr at Rio. Aug. l2, all well. The Cy-
! anc had sailed for Rio fhr the La Plata.
Arr at Baltimore, 10th, ship Rolla, Rottes-
! dam.
At Cowes. Sept. Q, ship Ann & Hope. Of
Providence, fr Canton for Hamburg.
| Arr at Newport, lth inst.-schr Betsey, La-
ther, rs days fr Labrador, with fish, bound 10
Swanzey. Sailed in co withisloops Fame, ,asa
Amey & Policy, for Westporta Brig Phete.
for Bristol, and schr Buffalo, for Stonniugton,
sailed the day before.
Sailed from Msrseilles. Sept, 4th. brig Nep-
tune, Pitman, Of Bristol, for New-Yook
Arr at New Bedford, on Wednesday, schr
! Fsvorite, Ware, from Portland.
The schr Madeira Prcket, at Bos
ton, spoke Sept. 26, lat SO so, brig
Mazzingili, Baker, Is lays from
Gibraltar, and took from her Capt.
jones, and 8 men, late of The schr.
Gen. Halves, Of and fr Providence,
for Havana, which vessel, 4S hours
out, was on the 9th ult. in lat Sc Ion
72. capsizcd near the close Of a se-
we're hurricane, which continued a.
bout s hours on cutting the Ian.
yards the masts parted, and shs
righted full Of water !; on the 10th,
tho deck separated from the hull,
which sunk, and the crew iashcd
themselves to the ring bolts, and on
the 18th, were taken off by stbe M.
having been 1 dis cnthe wrecRswith
only few onions and sperm candles
ito subsist on, and were entirely help
less. The mate and two or tic
crew continued on board the MAJ.
zinghi.