Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-08-12

deavouring to collect a force 70 %,
Empire, was certain; and also ~ ~
his intention to make a head Of oo 'a
his invaders, on the theatre maaopap ql
by the war events which occurred l "
ly as 1810--ll;-wh a RuS's0.
100000 strong, commanded BY tIs l
ed Kutusoff, after triumphantly n,.1
Danube and gaining numerous r rS'
Bulgaria, was compelled by the N
defence of their affairs and fres;d.
cross that river, and eventually /
within their own borders.-Wbat |
may again be.-Still, it is admi,s|
circumstances are now changed e.
they were in 1911. The Turks NJ
100000 men in the field and mas.
Russians only 100000. The f las1
now 100000 in Turkey, many Of M
Grams covered with decorations. MI
the Turks can now muster is un,1
Then the Turks had the commos
Black Sea; now the Russians nOtn]
the command of that sea, but, as u
will receive the cooperation Of !,
from the East, flushed with recent s
Persia. Our conclusion then is
odds at the last dates were in apns,1
favour of the success of Russia, an
Turks be left, as was probable, IA u
the war single-handed; but that MI
cord, that the battle is not alw,,
strong, and that the way of the N
hard.
SPANISH JURISPRUDENCE. An
binary case Of crime was recentlv
fore the tribunal of Malaga, the H.
termination of which will be foud
article annexed:
"Don Clemente Salmazeda, rich,
established at Malaga, took, some h
his two sons,- Francisco and AM
partnership with him. Francisco A
who acted as cashier, had mistres
Jacoba, with whom he became so 4
as to have no will but hers. At N
ings he spent the greatest part Of
and particularly his evenings.
young men, amongst whom was N
rencio Gidalva, were also in the
passing part of the evening at
apartments. After some time il
posed, by way of killing time, to n
game Of Monte. Florencio Gidafg
pointed Banker. Night after nab
cisco Salmazeda played, and invsflI
until at length the deficit in the cad
firm entrusted to him, became 50
to render discovery inevitable
warned by some of his friends that
the victim of set of sharpers. he
erto been so blinded by his passiu
coba, that he neglected to watch
neuvres practised upon him.
having at length good reason to
that he had not only been chcatel
money, but also supplanted in the d
Jacoba by F. Gidalva he repairsI
evening of the 25th of Septemberla
mistress's lodgings, where he ID
usual party, and sat down to play, /
if possible, to detect the stratagen
hs- bod eaan LS~s, the dune,
staked large sum upon card h.
foot pressed upon in a very signifr,l
ner, by that of Florencio Gidal,1 h
er of the game-an intimation that
IDENTIFY meant to be addressed to sod
of the party. The game Of cons
against him. The moment he lost
ney he rose up, drew a poignard an
ed it into the heart of Florencio
The rest of the party rushed 'front.'
Francisco pursued them, and overt
faithless and cheating mistress,
stretched her dead at his feet. i
time the Corregidor, who had beeni
of the circumstance by some of the
entered Donna Jacoba's house, Al
Francisco alone with the two deal
He frankly acknowledged being ID
of their deaths, and detailed the
tons which impelled him to the Coz
of the crime. The dispositions Of
wants fully confirmed the truth of
tails. Don Francisco was brought
and sentenced to the galleys fms
gears and a day, which sentence
approved of by the Chancery ofGa
ANOMALY OF VISION. A chill
years of age, the son of a distingH
fist, commenced taking lessons n
from his father; but it may be imss
great the parents surprise was,
all the objects which the child re-
drawn upside down. 1t was first
that the child might be practIsing
version of objects in joke, but b
that he drew the objects as they
to him; and as the drawings wets
respects very accurate, there was
for doubling the child's word. U
that the object was turned, before
sketch of it, he represented it inn
position, showing that the sensatlol
by the eye correspondent perfectT
inversion formed on the retina.
of vision continued more than a
which time the child began to see
their natural position. Many
cases have been observed: R
guished lawyer, for instance, saw
time, objects inverted; the houses
to him to rest on their roofs-meDp
their heads, &c. This aberratlIo1
depended on disturbed state o.
i've organs, and disappeared win
which gave it origin. DR.. Wolas
considerable exercise of body ano
denly found that he could see Du'
figures of persons whom he mel
Al 1l.1a4, III ioh oaran before y