Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-06-24
The vines look well, and a good

is expected.
The manufactures are dull tbo
facturers being unable to comnla,.
the Lancashire peoples but thers S !
withstanding, an improved spir;,
merchants, who risk more in exno,'
formerly. One of the condition.
extended concessions in favour ofaJ
ish trade, is to be a reduction
duties on French Brandies in nj
The warehouses in the south a,s3
stocked, and the merchants, MI
very influential, will support ths
istry in a liberal change of the NJ
an opportunity is afforded them \
ting rid of their stock-not otbe,sl
I am told, but / do not know how
that Mr.. Huskisson aeknowledal
justice of this view Of the subiect
Liverpool Mercury oftkll
GREECE. Intelligence from Al
states the energetick measures N
Capo d'Istria and Admiral MianI
put an end to piracy. The latter NJ
or burnt upwards of 60 piratical yes
the islands of Skieto and Scopelo
An article from Egina, says
"The National Bank, established|
President, is proceeding succsl
Several capitalist and merchants
come forward but such is our den /
condition, exhausted by a confess
and continued under so many disa
ges, that unless Europe takes an
in the plan, its ultimate success
doubtful. Every effort is makiuo
down piracy and restore internai
owing, however, to the impoverisb
of the finances, the President epc
obstacles which appear almost insn
table,"
1t is understood that Consuls tor
are Immediately to be appointed /
land, France, and Russia.-ib.
BRAZIL. A treaty, for an arms
tween Buenos Ayres and Brazil,
hear, on Monday, signed by the hi
of the two States, in the presenq
Duke of Wellington. The recd
however, that this is not the frs
that has been signed, and that tle
of the Buenos Ayres Government
its treaties to be accepted by the
is very doubtful, deprives this intel
of some of the Importance whiel
otherwise attach to it.-Morn. Chi
INTERESTING FROM THE Coz
BRAZIL. The Brig Plant, Captan
field, arrived at Quarantine grou
evening, So days from Rio Janeia
Joseph Adams, and Mr.. William H.
rick, of Salem, came passengers.
been politely favoured with note
ing some interesting particulars
latter gentleman, who was a prisOns
Brazilians ten months and IN irons, a
his escape in March last from St. @
Mr.. P. informs us that his brothal
Pedrick, supercargo of the Ameiu
Hero, saw the body of Captain God
Newburyport, formerly commando
brig Leopard, dead, on the bead
Catharine's a few days before b
He had gone on shore with some
in a boat, and it is uncertain whet
murdered him, or whether the
capsized and he drowned.
Captain Coe, of New York, Of thl
| Ayrean privateer Niger, taken abot
/, by the Brazilian squadron AMI
into Montevideo, is now a prisonelt
the latter place.
The Buenos- Ayrean privateer
was overset in the River de la PHI
being chased by Brazilian man d
commander of which when he d
the accident, inhumanly hauled of
the crew of the capsized vessel toll
The commander of the Braziin
Donna Paula, for the loss Of his ves
away on Cape Frio, has been sen
two years. suspension from the serT
loss of all pay, and one years imp
on the Island de Cobris, The iunM
are to be imprisoned for differen
according to their rank.
The U. S. ship Macedonian is
manded by Capt. Hoffman; and d
corvette, with Com. Biddle on boa
Montevideo. All the officers and
well.
Mr.. Gordon, the English Minis
de Janeiro, having gone to Inil
ceeded by Lord Ponsonby, recent
to Buenos Ayres. &
1t was said that the house of Mes
Frank, g. Co. had failed for larg
and it was feared that many 9TH e
follow. s.
Very few American vessels in e
mess dull.-Bost. Bull.
The Son OF MUNGo PARK
lately mentioned that the son
Park assembled a tree, sacred in
of the natives of Accra, in orda
better view of some games, and
soon afterwards died of poison
has, however, been received in q
a gentleman on board his Maj
Primrose, dated Fernando Po E
1928, which says" Mr.. Park,
ing from the tree, hurt himself !
bly. He had been Iabouring I'd M