Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-17

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fellow-citi-sns. On his return, which will be,
il is supposed, about one O'Clock r NJ, he
will continue to receive the visits Of his fellow
citizens generally, until O'Clock, ana from
20 9 o'clock, P. Nj.
The remains Of Colonel HowARD were yes
terdav committed TO the earth with military
honors, and such other manifestations of public
70 s;,,. ..,v,yu from Belvijere through
,hs Park. and thence through Centre, Calvert
and Baltimore streets, 10 the burial ground OF
s, Paups Church A crowd OF spectators lined
The streets. the shops Of which were partially
closed.-The flags Of the shipping were at hall
mast during the day, and minute guns were mr.
ed from the moment when the procession ieit
his late residence ill the ceremonies were end
ed The President Of the United States attend
ed The funeral.
The New London Gazette contains letter
from Mr.. VIM r. Lee, who went 10 Napoil IN
the Six Brothers, TO his father, at New London
II is dated at Poros in July, and contains the
following passage, besides other particulars
40, NOW new:-"Y on must know that the Greek
Government, is at Egina, and these quarreis o.
r;o;nate among. those who profess TO admins
I
n,o,;ves are patriotic, in others, avarice, and
ambition. strongly tinctured with jealousy,
s.s,, IN mark their career. While these ~
,cs,inc divisions are weakening their physical
e,reupth. the aged, infirm men, women, ana
children. arc literally starving, and suffering
every nrivation which nature can endure
We're !, no, for Grass and Snails, and suoI'
mud cabins. as would give horror 10 the mean,
&C, object. 10 shelter himself To, death wouio
;n,er,osc general relief. Thousands nave no
| 49, .s,,h,ance of domicil, but live under
trcos with barely clothing enough TO cove
,ha,r nakedness.-I, is computed thai aoou
~ 600 souIs live in this way at Napoli, 5000 a
poros. and as many more at Esina oeS'ae'
hose who live in cities once the most sp!ehais
Of the civilized world.
FROM RIO JANElRO.-EXtract OF let
TOP received in Salem, GATED, kio 'ANhiR
Aug Z. .,,.hod ,ta,e
"Th,s country is in a most "re'cneu sta.s
having no silver, nor even copper; anu P"ps
money nearly good for nothing Doi'ars nav
been as high as 1850 reas since ha'e oe .
here. and copper IS pr ct. acv. Douoloo"' -,
10 "a milreas. There are Il or lo'ooo W.,
:; ,he market, and only selling in small
noo or 10 barrels al time, from 10 TO
';,r.as In fact, the bakers only buy from nan
10 mouth. c,, w;
awe all hope here that our Government wi
oasc,uai notice Of MIR. Haguets Jus
and and true representations of the treatment o,
az have been and are daily receiving
r csn, Ibis miserable despotic government
~ ;s most yillainous indeed That yo
i've some idea of the treatment Amer
"-! scs;vc here, / state the following iac'
r Young MIR. P, formerly Of salem Is a"1,
he was supercargo OF a schr' from %. A n;,a
bound to Boston, and got sale out , " =, sc
not having her register ,nd0 ;sso St Cs,har"
she sprung n ,fss a sSe pv was seized and
IN u'' and mate, American citizens, with
Sap srs a"' thrown into the common prison.
m ,,hx rrrmu and from thence, sen. here IN
n rons and put on board the press gang S"'