davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-03-13
FROM NEW ORLEANS.

By the Drgi0io, we have received our files
| of Nape,s TO the lash February. Also the
Price Current of the It'll. They do no, contain
any thing Of importance,
NeiU Orleans, Feb mn
Mr. Snowden:
Dear Sir last had this pleasure per Chan
c Ilor. since when our Cotton market has ex-
| perieured decline from my quotations of
that date, Of at least II cents per b. and at
present rates considerable business is doing
! All taat is wanting to animate our market to
its usual height is The needful, without which
it must for li,tle longer period remain rather
langud, quote
Prime * Choice, II l73,1
| Good, Is a l64. Louisiana s Mis-
Fair, lsl l44, sssippi
Ord to Mid. lof 10,
In Tobacco there is scarcely any thing do
ing, though an ad, ance in price has of late Ia
ken place. Iquote prices; say from 81 cts
per 10. Small supplies on hand,
Sugar has advanced within the DAYS about
] cent per ID and for the present is likely
to advance little more.
February 18th
p. s. Since wrote you per same conveyance
there is no material alteration in our markets
Cotton arrives very abundantly and meets with
fair demand for the English market, at pri-
ces evidently shade lower.-We have London
dates direct as late as the 18th Dec. Exchange
on England very dull of sale at the nominal
rate Of per cent premium and freights to Liy-
erpool equally dull at 8 farthings per ID.
Sno,CdeaS .4dvoc0te
Charleston, March 3-Arrived, U. S Revenue
Gutter Marion, Doane, from Key West and a
cruize. Passengers, Col. Walton, Lieut.. Gov
ernor of Florida; Col. Cox, of ST. Augustine;
DR. Moore of S. G.; Capt j. Morrison, late of
schr Thorn; Capt Williams and Mr. Bickham.
mate Of ship Ellen; also, seamen and 5 me-
chanics Left at Key West Sd ult ship Orris,
of NY Thomas, for this port, repairing ed,
brig Rosanna, of Norfolk, from Tinidad, Cuba,
had been ashore on Florida Reef, discharging-
cargo sold The ship Mobile, from \ York for
Mobile, got ashore on Carisford's Reef, on the
10th ul,.-was got off by the wreckers-salvage
Seooo-vessel not injured The ship Ellen,
of Philadelphia, from Havana, went ashore on
Carisford's Reef, on the 10th ult, cargo saved,
carried into Key West and sold-cargo valued
al S25, 0o0-salrage so per cent-the ship is
dismasted at anchor off Key Faverner, bottom
tight. The brig Heroine, from NewOrleaEs
for Philadelphia, went ashore on the Tortugas,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-03-13

The Bdfaio Journal states that upwards {
so rods of the work at Rack Rock Harbour wa
greatly injured by rec nj storm
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-03-13
SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.


UjNiam Fo,cie, surcing partner, &c VS.. The
Common Council Of decentralization writ of error
to the Circuit Court Of the United States, Dis,
trict of Columbia, in the County Of Alexandria.
Mr. Justice Story delivered the opinion OF 'he
Court-Judgment Of the Circuit Court re'ers-
ed and annulled and Teaire f,eias de noro award
ed.
Stephen Harding and othersvs Handy and IFheG-
ton, and y4sa Hardy VS. Stephen Handy and 9th
ers-On appeal from Rhode Island Circuit
Court. Mr. Justice Story delivered the opinion
of the Court SO much of the decree OF the
Circuit Court as directs the premises mentioned
in the bill to be sold is reversed. the remaining
part affirmed and cause remanded for further
proceedings.
Solomon Ening, VS.. The Bank o. The o. Sntes-
The argument Of this cause was concluded by
MIR Webster for the plaintiff
Elisha d. Barnes md Others vs.. Ofrer Uikiams
The argument ofthis cause was continued by
Mr. White for the defendant.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-03-13
CONGRESS PROCEEDINGS OF SATURDAY.


In THE SENArE-The business transacted
with open doors was uninimportant. The Pa
mama Question was resumed few minutes af-
ter twelve, and discussed till six O'Clock, p Nj.
without decision.
In THE HOUSE Of REPRENTATIvEs-After a
few unimportant reports had been made and
disposed of, the House proceeded to consider,
and finally adopted. a re'olution laid on the Ia
ole some days ago BY Mr. Stewart Of Pennsyl-
vania, iustructing the Secretary Of War to COM
nunicate to the House report made BY the
Board of Engineers, who examined part OF the
coast in 1919 and 1920, with view to gene
raj system Of national defence.
On motion Of Mr.. Condict, of New Jersey,
the select committee raised on the subject Of
certain State Institutions for educating the deaf
and dumb, were instructed to enquire and re-
port on the expediency of afording the same
aid TO a similar institution incorporated by an
act Of the New Jersey Legislature a, its last
sion.
On motion Of Mr.. Powell Of Virginia, the
Committee on Military Pensions were instruct
ed to enquire into the expediency of extending
the provisions of the act of March 1918, to the
surviving officers and soldiers who served in
the expedition Of l775 against Quebec
Mr. Conner, of North Carolina, submitted
resolution for consideration, proposing that,
hereafter, the daily hour of the meeting of the
House should be IL o'clock in the forenoon. The
question was taken without debate, and decided
in the negative by vast majority.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-03-13
70 Net,
Assistant Wanted

4 YOUNG NAN capable of teaching the Latin and
~ Greek languages. Enquire at either the Herald
or ,,azetts offices. mar S-2aw2w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-03-13
For Sale

fOr SAFE
EI The COLUJiBL3A FaCTDRY, with
"a "a all the out buildings, Grst Mill, and Land
aN5 on which they are erected, containing
sssaaGGi .4BOUT SIXTY ACRES.
situated on Four Mile Creek, miles from Alexandra,
and from Washington and Georgetown, the main
road leading from Alexandra to Washington The
Factory consists of substantia Brick House, about AS
feet BY IS, three stories high containing 1900 spndles
with Ill the necessary machinery in good order and in
full operation; brick houses amply sufficient for the
accommodation of all the hands, also good Grist Mill,
turned by the stream, lower story of stone up
per of frame, with two pair of stones The value ofhs
factory may be estimated by the quality of the yarn
made there, havin decided preference to any other
offered in the market; and its proximity to Alexandra,
Geo. Town Washington, nsures, at all times, good
< ready market for all its yarn. Possession VIII be CIV
en- on the first of June next, when will be oeredat
public sale the premises, if not previously disposed
of at private sale. Application may be made to
GEO. S. HOUGH, Pres't c. +. G.
A. G. CAZENOVE, or
mara EDW. STABLER.
1.-THE National intellgencerw publish the above
every other ay until the first Of june If not otherwise
directed.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-03-13
Three Valuable Lots,

eled avenue connecting it with the Leesburs Road
These lots contain from to acres each, and are 4
mile and half only from town. The soil has been
made exceedingly fertile by liberal applications of line
and stable manure, and clover pIoughed in; and great
part OF the post and rail enclosur, is new
The terms are fifth of the purchase money TO be
paid IN cash. or within three months from the day Of
sale, on the payment of which, possession will be gyen
one fifth in one year thereafter; one fifth IN two years.
one NTH IN three years. and the remaining fifth in four
years, with interest. complete title will be given,
and deed of trust required to the several pay
ments.
GTThesc lots are in state to promise lux,irant
crop of Corn to the cultvator and will be offered for
sale in time admit of corn being planted in them this
spring. j. L.. McKENNA.
march 9-2a3wS iaw2w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-03-13
SHIP NEWS.
Port OF Alexandria.

ARRIVED,
!Na-ch 12-Schr Vesta, Cook, Wilmington, r.. C..
9 days; salt and naval stores J. S. Miller.
Schr Swallow, Davy, Plymouth, Is days; salt to
VIM. Fowe & Co Four days out, lost Nathaniel Ry-
der seaman, overheard.
Schr. Reliance, Taylor, Boston, - days; plaster to
Alessersmth
SAILED,
Sclr Green Immohr, jamaica
Wallace, Nckerson, Providence.
Harriet, Tay or, Boston.
IIaXa!l, Ripley, Providence
Sloop Brothers, Moffitt, Baltimore
Schr Charles, Hanna, cleared at Portland for this
port 7ih inst.
Rrig Olympia from this port, left at Gibraltar
28th January, to sail for St. Thomas in few days.
Br & Columbus. Dyer, time of sailing uncertain.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-03-13
New Books.


JNlE Spirits of odins; or, The Fathers Curse, No.
L vel, 9 vols. 2Dols
Memoirs of the Philadelphia Society for promoting
Agriculture; containing communications various sub
jects III Husbandry and Rural Affairs, vol s. Do 50.
Jones' Greek and English Lexicon, new ed. dolls.
Starkic on slander, libel, scandalum magnatum, and
false rumors, LIST American edition, 6 dollars.
Just received and on sale by
PISHEY THOMPSON.
A large supply of new and fashionable MUSIC, just
received by p I.
Hubert and Alice, by Willimik.
Sir Edgar, he rode fierce and fast, by do.
Come down to the lattice, serenade, by Meineke.
How sweet it was to love, by DR. Wesenthal
let the world deceive me, Love, written by J. H.
Carroll, Esq
Mary Morrison, favorite Scotch Song.
our way across the Sea, dedicated to Miss Olivia Do
MADISON.
Not drum was heard written on the death of Sir
John Moore. mar II
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-03-13

By the Virginia, we have received our files
Of Nape,s TO the lash February. Also the
Price Current Of the 18th They do no, contain
any thing Of importance,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-03-13
A Certain Tract f Land,

containing Sixty Acres, situate in the county aforesaid,
about nile southwest ofCharlestown, adjoining the
lands of John a. Washington, Esq. and others; AS
much of said land as will be sufficient to satisfy said
Ransom the sum of five hundred and twenty-one dol
lars ndtwenyone CENTS that being the balance, incu
ding interest, which will be due him said deed of
trust the 25th day of March next also the
and charges Of carrying said trust into effect. Such
title will be made the purchaser is vested the
designed as trustee. JOHN YATES,
CharlestoWn, Feb. 1S-25-ts Trustee
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-03-13
Trust Sale.

ID virtue Of deed of trust executed TO the snbscr-
I'D beron the llth day Of June 1925, b, Nobet T. er-
bert, to the pay Of certain sums of money
therein mentioned due from the said Herbert to Ma
thew Ransom, Esq. of Charestown, jefferson Va.
which deed OF trust is recorded in the Clerks Office
of jefferson County Court, shall proceed to sell TO The
highest bidder, public auction for cash. at the Court
House of said county, On Saturday tile g5M day Of
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-03-13
AUCTIONS.
Public Sale of Grass Lots.

I SHALL offer for sale at auction, on the premises
at three o'clock IN the afternoon, on The 8h doy o.
.1IriI ,erk
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-03-13

II charge Won by the law,
Whereof you are well.deserving pillar,
Proceed to judgment-SaakesHeaye.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-03-13

A letter from New-Orleans to one of our
subscribers, presents the following gloomy pic
ture Of the termination Of the Cotton specula-
tons from that city
'The extensive house ofVincert Notla * Co.
after long struggle for assistance both here
and in Europe, have been obliged to succumb
to the times-and | have been Informed by
those who have seen the schedule, that they
will not pay 40 per cent fear Morgan, Den
nv * Co.'S affairs will not wind up much better,
W. Kenner * Co. cannot pay more than so per
cent and many of our smalltry, not ten!
Our port is full Of vessels, and no prospects
of immediate freights to Europe until the
Western waters are open. Our dealers are
ruined by their imprudent speculations
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-03-13
.N.tsEiisys. a f-Di2I4As
MONDAY MORNING, MARCH Is, 1926.

IL was currently reported and believed ON oa-
turday, that the Senate would come to some
conclusion that evening on the Panama business;
ard conse quently curiosity was on uptoe TILL
very late hour, but ii was finally ascertaned tha'
nothing decisive had been done. There being no
rule for forcing the previous question in the Sc,
nate, it is said that the opposition is determined
70 defeat The measure, if possible, by exhaust
ing the remainder of the session in long speech
es. each of its members having engaged TO oc-
cupy the floor day whenever i. comes to his
allotted time; and it is calculated that they are
sufficiently strong, in words and Roanoke argu-
ments, to hold out until the first Of June, which
is probably as long as the House of Represen-
tatives will consent to sit. Report also says,
that TO coun'eract this unprincipled arrange
mcn,, the majority will, on some day this week,
demand the question, aud refuse to adjourn
even for an hour, until the minority will allow
i, TO be taken. From the nature Of the case we
cannot speak positively. but we believe what we
have given as rumor. The majority in favor OF
the mission is said to be fire
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-03-13

MIR Reed, a Senator oil the United States
from Louisiana, recently elected by the Legis-
laturc, 10 fill the place of Mr.. Ellis. who had
been appointed by the executive, took his seat
on Saturday.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-03-13

A late Gibraltar paper contains Paris arti-
Gle, which announces, on the authority OF the
Augsburg Gazette, that the Emrer, OF Aus
:ria had recognized the Independence Of the
Brazils.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-03-13

The Legislature Of Virginia adjourned on
Thursday until the first Monday in December
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-03-13

The Select Committee appointed some days
since, by the House of Representatives, to IN
quire into the expediency of naming day for
the termination Of the present session OF Con
gress, have not yer reported; but we learn tha,
no specific day will be recommended l. is
thought b. some, that to agree upon the time
of adjournment now, would have tie effect oil
stimulating the hopes Of the Senate Faction
and thereby defeat many important bills which
the interest of the country requires to be pass
ed.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-03-13

The New York Mercantile Advertiser says
SsWe understand the new treaty with CenIra
America, has been ratified by the Senate, and
that special messenger has arrived IN New
York with copy on mis- way to that country
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-11-16
MERCHANTS BANK.

4 II the Annual Meeting of the Stock
N holders of the Merchants Bank, held
at their Banking Room, on Monday, the
ID inst. the following gentlemen were u
UNANIMOUSLY elected Directors for the year
ensuing, viz
Samuel Hhdehorne, Henry Bull, Ed,
toard ~. La,rion, Isaac GouiG, Nathaniel
S. Ruggies, Thomas Bush, Charles W
Thurston, John y. HammeH, BiHiam
Bateplam And at a subsequent meeting
of the Directors, SAMUEL WHITEHORNE,
Esq. was unanimously elected President
CHARLES GYLES, Cashier.
Oct. 5, 1896.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-11-16
EAIL. AND WINTER
GOODS.
JUST RECEIVED,
large assortment Of srAsoSAuLr ARR.

"A large assortment Of sEAsoNAuLE Anrr-
Giles, consisting Of
4 BALE German broadcloths, bale
Il blankets, bale flanncls, habit cloths,
pelisse cloths, cassimcres, bombaaetts,
caroline paids. Norwich g. Tartan plaids,
camblets, sattine,ts, kerseys, hosiery, ker
seymere shawls, merino square shawls,
Valencia do. Nestings, bookings, fgur'd
Salisbury ilannels, furnitures, calicoeS, hca-
Wy black Levantines, black Lutestring,
hgur'd Silks. silk velvets, tabby velvets,
fancy silk lldkis. bandannas, silk and cot
ton flag Hdkfs. black silk do. bediicks,
bleach'd aud unbleach'd "a 7.S IA and
"a cottons--i4 :and GA Shire musiins,
wide and narrow black bombazeens, Can
ton and Nankin grapes, null aud jaconct
musins, Al and "a cotton cambricks,
Colored cambricks, beaver gloves, silk do.
Russia diapers, brown and black Linens,
Irish do. long Lawns, sewing silk, pins,
tapes, American tlannels. ginghams, sc,
&c. all of which will be sold ut such p,i.
ces as cannot fail to please those who wish
TO purchase.
EIa SISSIOMSs
Newport, Oct. 26, 1896.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-11-16
New Goods.
JOB SNERMAN,

TTAS just received large and well
III selected assortment OF FALL and
WINTER GooDs, among which are
Broadcloths, Cassimeres, Sattinetts, Bom-
bazetts, fgur'd aud plain, for % cts; Car
cline plaids Scotch Ginghams, 30 inches
wide, fast colors, for ~ cts very cheap
Calicoes India furniture, IA yds. wide,
n superior article for comiorters and
spreads, at SO cts; green printed floor
Cloth; green Baize and Flannel.
.Hso.-Needles, Knitting Pins, blue,
mix'd and white Stocking Cotton.
Newport, 10Th mo. 26th, ls26.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-11-16
TO LET.

A convenient Tenement for small fam
lly one without children will be preferred,
quire at the Medicine shop, No. lcc.
Newport, aug 81, leo
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-11-16
Cheap BROaDCLOTHS.
PELISSE CLOTHS, sc.

4 LARGE Assortment of CLOTHS,
N from low price TO S7-Pclisse
Cloths. of various prices.-English Elan
nel., white, red, &c Fashionable Yes
tings-very fine Irish Linens; dalnask ta
bic Linen, of all widths-Shell Combs
some large and elegant
ALso-A large supply Of Domestic
brown and white Cotton Sheetings and
Shirtings. all purchased at the present low
prices--aad together with general As
sor,ment of GOODs, offered at prices
which cannot fail to please, by
JOHN e. TOWNSEND.
Ncwpofs Oct. 2e, ls26.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-11-16
Printed and Published 6y
AT KINSON & READ.
Printers Of the Laws Of the United Sta

i NTlTCs,
Ia the Chambers of -, Thames-street,
entrance Market-square)
Terms ofthe Rem.btic n
Two Dollars per annuu-one half III advance
Price IF .idsertisjpg.
One Dollar per square, for three weeks, and
seventeen cents for each subsequent inser-
ton. Larger ones in the same proportion.
Advertisements not marked, will be contin-
ned till forbidden, and charged accordingly.
UPAll accounts must be settled at least
once year.
GTNo paper discontinued until arrearages
are paid.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-11-16
polay not your Purchases for
yaAhy5 GOODS
JOHN %. NEWTON,
UILI. OPEN THIS Day,

VfLBs OIII.N 1iJfc D.fi,
SeS Packages Of FRESH FALL
ZO GOODS, which will be sold 20
per cent cheaper than can be purchased in
this town. AS small specimen Of the
cheapness of the articles, Figured black
Silks. at 50 cts; bobbinett laces, ; l,25
cts. per yd.; fg'd fannels, at so cts Cor
onation plaids. at % cts: plaids for Cloaks,
81 l-2 cts Bookings 90 cts; good sym
chaws at so cts cassimeres G2 l-2 cts;
fannels 20 cts black bombazetts, fine and
fig'd 90 to % cts; bed ticks at ii cts /;
mems MKT worsted hose at % cts; dark
calicoes ~ l-2 cts one case Irish linens
one bale blankets--one bale Of Ravens
Duck--two bales fannels, broadcloths,
cassimeres ladies Habit cloths and trnn-
mings kerseys; bookings; prints; satti-
netts pearl, steel and gilt coat buttons /;
Tom g. Jerry cloth gloves hosiery ves-
tings; fig'd silks; bombazins; one bale
black bombazetts shawls, &c.
ALSO,
Elegant white g. red NERLVO LONG
SHAYL..S, variety of qualities and pat
terms, and DOMESTIC GOODS, Of ev-
cry description, by the piece or otherwise.
Newport, October 5, 1 $40.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-11-16
SWEET RAnGh,Nsi

Ills old customers and the public are invited
% call and give him a look. He has handsome
rcd ,ud blue furniture cnlicoes for only 90 /.
elegant figured and shaded elk only as cis,bob.
,luct lace, fine, for only 81 % ; figured Dan
,cls, scarlet, from 2s u 80 cts per yard 9 A
1,pk muslin % cts, coronation plads onlt'stJ
IT'S; elegant Scotch plaids for cloaks only 2s3,
silk, cotton, linen aad worstcd hose very cheap;
bcdticks Tor oul, II cents, indigo blue dark
callcocs from d TO 9s;'; real new style Adams
prints, from 30 70 31j cts, of elegant patterns;
superb plain mcruo 81 Waite shawls for
Friends; Irish linens; one bale elegant blankets
p per cent less than old price Canton Grape
dresses only 81 30 very cheap; heavy duck
hlnncs from - to ~ cts; 300 more good hkfs
for only ID each; Queens. habit, and peisse
cloths, from 81 80 to 50 80 elegant for ladies'
coats, frogs, tasses, daisy and fancy buttons
cords and braids for trimming dresses hand
some vest patterns; snltinets from 30 to Is cts;
a large assortment of gloves, hosiery, shawls
and handkcrchicis
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-11-16

JOB WORK executed IN
satisfactory manner, AZ this
Office.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-11-16

not hnd him IN gooa heal,u. Tao
the waters, among other disasters, pro lc-
ed this by delaying me.
With great regard, | am, dear air, faith.
fully, yours, III. LEE.
UaShinstoa, l9h ,llgusi, ls!6.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-11-16
NATEFAN1EE SWEET,
i j q.
CJIElP. SIDE, THlMES. .sTRERra
mas JUST Opened,

pm PACKAGES Of CHoICE BARGAINS, a
CNF mong which are: One bale of ceqan,
SANrEriNGs, of the new drop pattern also.
part OF bale Of Scotch do; and 90 yds home.
spun carpeting - 20 30 per cent lower than
'hc old price. n Sweet never has seen Toe
me for the last 20 years, that hc could give
much for a dollar, rs at the present lie
las been attending the Auctions of late, and
III IN truth give ladies aud gentlemen the
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-02-23

The bill giving the right Of IRE emption in
the purchase Of lands, 10 certain settlers in the
Territory of Florida, was read third time and
passed, after strenuous opposition by Mr..
Vinton of Ohio, and clearly de.nonstrative de.
fence by Mr. White Of Florida.
The bill authorising the importation of
statue of Alexander Hamilton, free of duty
and the bill to perpetuate the evidence relating
to the sale of dwelling houses, lots, and lands
for the non payment Of direct taxes, were al
SO read third time and passed
The House took up the engrossed bill to au-
thorise the importation Of Gin and Brandy in
casks of capacity not less than fifteen gallons;
but Mr.. Buchanan, Of Pennsylvania, not being
satisfied with its provisions, and expressing
wish tina, it might lie on the table day, Mr.
Newton of Virginia, moved that the House ad.
journ, which was agreed to.
Letters were received at Vienna, from Con-
stantinople, on the goth Dec The most inter-
esting news they contain is, that pretty warm
disputes had lately taken place between the Refs
Effendi and the British Charge d'Affaires, re-
Iative to the affairs Of the Peloponnesus. On
the other hand the Porte has received informa-
ton that the Captain Pacha, as soon as he learnt
that the Greek feet, under Miauls, had appear
ed near Missionghi, fastened to leave the coast,
to avoid the battle, which appeared to be immi-
nent This news had greatly displeased the
Sultan, and it was generally believed that the
Captain Pacha would be disgraced.
Prince Metternich arrived at Dover on the
third of January The British Traveller in
noticing his arrival says, "Prince Metternich
YOU are Welcome to the best hospitality old
England can afford; feed and be merry, but
harkye we have no money" The politicians
appear at loss to know why he came at all =
The same paper inquiries, "Is it possible Aus
tria wishes in her detestation to the Greek
cause, that England should coalesce with her
in case Russia should attack Turkey? France,
if she knows her interest, will we suppose be
neuter"