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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-23

A letter from Carthsgena, OF the 2sth june
with which the Editors Of the New York Ga
ze,,e have been favored. says: 4 law has Just
arrived from Bogota, wbi h has advanced he
duty on Flour to early ten dollars per bbi."
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-23

We have received ih- e~"e'""io" OF the trial
OF CHARLES WIcKLlFrE for the murder Of BEy
MING, which we shall lay before our readers to-
mCrrOy.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-23

The Thermometer, yesterday, stood al s9>-
attended with r.freshing air from N.to n. W.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-23

A Cincinnati Gazette Of the 10Th Of Jun
came to hand yssie,dny.
The rights of all., 1829-10-09
the scattered tribes of mankind.

*This calculation proceeds on the supposi-
ton, that only 4OO4 years elapsed between the
Mosaic Creation and the birth of Christ, ac~
cording to the Hebrew Chronology. But DIR.
logy, has proved, almost to demonstration,
are to be reckoned 5411 years; and this COM
putation nearly agrees with the Samaritan and
Septuagint Chronology, and with that ofJose-
phus. According to this computation, 1885
years are to be reckoned from the Creation to
the present time aud, consequently, 220
thousand millions Of human beings will have
existed since the Creation, which is more than
226 times the number Of inhabitants presently
existing.
The rights of all., 1829-10-09

ing In society will command attention
May Heaven prosper the holy attempt
and crown with garlands of imperishabie
renown and eternal felicity, those who sig
nallze themselves as virtuous advocates of
the sacred cause
1t augugs favourably to our cause, that
manifest change has recently taken place
in the tone Of the Virginia Press, relative
10 the subject before u.s. We can we'll re-
member the time when scarcely aperiodi-
cal paper in that State dared to advocate
the extinction Of slavery-Now, several
of its most respe cta5le Journals speak out
in decisive language, and urge the adop-
ton Of measures for that purpose.
The rights of all., 1829-10-09
From the Yankee

From the Yankee
PLEASURES OF COUNTRY SCHOOL KEEPING.
But few Of our readers are acquainted
with country school keeping, as it is gene
rally practised in the villages and by-ways
of our land, where children are taught by
the reckoning Of the ferruIe, Or the whiz-
zing of the switch. Few are acquainted
with the downright clever country school
ma5ter-the great man Of the district, to
whom the old men look up with wonder,
and the young with awe.-Few know the
openhearted, generous manner in which
he is treated by the farmers of the districts.
Did you ever 60 to country party, and
see the boys and gals" seated round
roaring fire, in the two sides of the huge
re.place-Watching intensely every mo-
tion of the " master and not daring to O.
pen their mouths till be had broke the ST.
:or&5u, either BY talking about the weather,
or by proposing TO play button ? Did you
never play button yourself--and hear the
gals judging each other all round to "kiss
the master, kiss the master. Have you
not seen the eyes Of a handsome. hearty,
healthy one, sparkling outright when the
master chose her in the play Of FLANDERS
while marching round the room to the tune
ol---ChuSo ger traI I4U n0,C-0r-neUer-her
fingers entWined with his, and her heart
beating as If it would bang through her
side? 1--we you never watched the mo-
tons - belle of the district, when she
was called forth to dance French four, a
long reel, or a shudle-how she would trip
over the sanded floor to the sound of a
three-siriDged fiddle, with a quick step,
and more brilliant eye-her head reclin-~
ing on her shoulders, and her whole coun-
tenance beaming with pleasure-and all
for why her partner was the SchooEmas-
ter !
By-and-by too as the evening advances,
when the apples are placed in corner
and the cider is sizzling at the edge OF
the hearth, all the gIances, the oglings, or
as they call 'em there, the sleeps eyes,
are thrown upon the man of the ferrule
from eyery side. Then comes the snap
ming of aDpe-seed and happy is he of the
birch if he escapes from the invisible shot.
He now begins to throw OF his dignity,
and to mincie with the rest in the chit chat
lof the place to talk Of sleigh-rides, husk-
ings, and so-forth--parties heldin by-gone
DAYS of the courtlng stories that are flying
over hill and vallev--that he is partial to
s.ch d.. =u.h ore. likes neighbour thIS nr
tl4.'s .@.z z..'er Hsas..a; ar is ."ing t. ne
The rights of all., 1829-10-09
ABOLITION OF NEGRO SLAVERY
IN VIRGINIA.

IN VIRGINIA.
The approaching Convention, to which
will be entrusted the framing of new
Constitution for the State of Virginia, is
looked to with much anxiety by all classes
of her citizens: but by none is the subject
considered more important than by the adj
vocates Of the abolition of slavery. These,
in every section of the United States, III
deed, view it with interest. Never since
the organization Of our Federal and State
governments, has more suitable occasion
presented itself, or more apparently au-
spicioug moment been ushered into exist
ence, than that which is just at hand, for
making a powerful demonstration upon
one Of the strongest bulWarks that defend
the grand citadel OF African tyranny In
4his IL epubIiv t4A8a tl5ot s0oh q demon
stration s0iU DC made, We are happy to say,
may confidently be relied on. We speak
advisedly, when we state, that potent ar
ray of talent and energy will be exhibited,
in that assembly Of sage reformers, against
the political inconsistency moral corrup-
ton, and nation-damning sin Of slavery,
that its supporters little dream Of noWo-
The young Lion Of Virginia patriotism
will, it is hoped ere long, hunt the Tiger
Of African oppression frem her forests and
her plains. Ills roar is already heard from
her mountains. Her vagiies will echo the
sound from border to border--lrom one
extreme to the other Of her territorial linn
its. Her bedlamite statesmen shall not
much longer be permitted to plant The
standard Of despotism on Mason and
Dickson's Line" and bid bold defiance to
the God OF Justice there, Her proud es-
cutcheon shall yet be rescued, by the
might Of intellectual combat, from the
VandaI hands Of f3rocjous and domin-
eering Aristocracy The lineaI descend.
ants Of her wild, untutored forest lords,
who pride themselves, beyond measure, on
their noble extraction, W i'll be taught the
practical lessons Of republican equality, a
bout which they have tke0yi2ed bJjndfo7d,
until they have lost every trace of its dis
tinctive character.
Since the publication of the Memorial
from Augusta, we have received sundry
letters, and verbal information, from vari-
Gus parts Of that Commonwealth and we
are reloiced to learn that this subject will
be pressed upon the consideration of the
/ Convention, as one of paramount import
lance, bY those whose influences a..d slant
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-19
-GsmGrsGa oe tBe CT. States.

WAsu,NCToN, January 10.
In the Senate yesterday, Mr.. MARUs presented Il
memorial from sundry merchants of Phiadeppia. re-
Inonstrati'g against tho proposed reduction Of duties
on teas, without timely notice to the importers Of
teas. The bill To- distribute portion of the rcvcn-
ucs Of the United States among the several States,
was referred 10 a select committee of five. Mr.. Nc
kinney submitted a resolution, referring to the Com
mittee OF Fereign Relations much Of the Presi
dents Message relates to the appointment of the
King of che Netherlands us umpire in the controversy
with Great Britain relating 20 the north east bounda
~ of the United States mud referring It to the same
committee to inquire whether, by tn Treaty of
Client and according the constitution OF the United
States, the President alone has power TO make such
appointments. The Senate GjourUcd oyor to Non
day.
In tic House OF Representatives. Yesterday, after
the resolutions were disposed Of the House took w
tho Pension bill, which occupied most part of the dav
m committee of the whole the oil the Union
That having been put aside, on motion of Mr.. MIA
GER, tho blank lcf in the bill. uppropri0ng money
for the preservation and repair of the Cumberland
road, was filed with 100 900 dollars by vote of 80
10 rs. Mr.. BucHANAN also ofcvod his amendment.
The committee then took up the bill to provide for
exploring expedition, and having filled the blank with
$4,000 dollars, the committee rose and reported the
two bills which had been acted on. The two bills
were then ordered 20 be cngrosscd and read third
timc to-day. a bill was reported from the select
committee on Retrcnchncnt, The subject Of Indian
estlmptcs, and another 10 make the elections Of the
assistent clerks Of both Houses Ivy the Houses. Mr..
WIcKLrFr also laid resolution on The table rcla-
tive to change the rules nv which The elections Of
the House shall be by the rva votes Of members
they called IN Alphabetical order by HE Clerk.
Nat Iot,r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-19
From he Norfolk Herald Of Jan. 1G.
DESPERATE ENCOUNTERS

We recently copied from Western paper an ac-
count OF II fierce aud deadly combat between Mr.
Gibson and Mr. burden, Of Mississippi with sword
canes, in which the former gentleman dropped down
dead being pierced with FIVE stubs viz: three IN the
abdomen. one IN the breast, and one under the chin
passing through his mouth into his head We hive
something to nntch indeed suspass the cambnt h, =
tween the he'oes of Mi sssipp, in Il most bGtchcrly
conflict between two runaway negroes, which took
place ON Saturday night last, in Hertord county, IN.
O. (ncsry III our own Nicinty tine particulars OF
which hive been communicated 10 us by gentleman
0. undou6icd verac.ty, residing in the town OF VIM
ton, in that county.
Tan, who was a very ll.oy fellow, bri lat muatto,
said 20 belong to a Mr. Womble, in SOUTHAMPTON coun
T., Wa land Mt who formerly belonged 10 Mr.. Jenk
ms of Ilcrliord, and who sold by him 10 Georpia
man, had been orr years ranging the forests Hert
ford ruaWays. They hrd lived together ike broth
ers during all tat time, and had rendered themselves
so terrible by their daring yillNnes that numerous at
tcmps-were made arrest them which they had sue
c"ssy euded ard it seemed rs il they had obtained
warrant from Ola Nick 10 commit every sort o. &C.
probation with mpmity.
On The night above mentioned, they were at
fodder stack ncur The house of Il Mrs. - six
miles fiom WiR'on. which has boon strongly sus-
pectcd OF being hurhor for negroes dispute about
some tring circumstance had brought them to high
words and Tom nj last became so rrla,ed tha he laid
down his ,.iu, and taking icnce RAJ! from the stack
pen struck Nat blow with il, which iied him to the
,roun1 and OIL hs repeating the blow Nat drew long
blaied knife und plunged II mo Toms breast; upon
which Tom seized Lis gun & fred the whole contents
loi buck shot INTO Mats bowels. and then rcvcrs-
ing the weapon. proceeded TO beat him over the head
with the brocch. Nat o. the time. stalhag him
IN the side and hrc,st With his knife until finally
Tom having shvcred his gun pie in LAYING on up
on Nat. left HIM and walked about GO PAGES, when he
dcupped dead. Mats cries soon broGglt people from
airs. ---- :, 10 LIS nSs!sia. who rcnoy cd him
10 the house, where he survived Only few hours du
ring which he gave tic preceding account Of lis sel-
culinary conflict
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-19
n1A9GYIE e N5EWS.
PORT or RICR.UO.vD. Ja.V II.

ARRIVED,
Schr. Minerva, Mister, from Baltimore with sun
dries, 10 l. Webb & Co. = y Myers &. Co. J n Cor
don, BoslIer, Ai'Kidoc, Ralston g. Peasants.
Rtchie s. Cook Il Abbott " Co. Gus. Dunlop g.
co. M Myers, Anderson Garth &. Co. J Van-Lew
q Go. Lancaster j DENLY, ! Carnighan Pevton.
ID llmberIeke, p Sullivan. II c IcNcnara, Il John
sou, f Reeves, and 10 order.
SAILED.
Schr. Hiram Denike for Philadelphia with -four
tobacco and leather.
Schr. Axof. Churchill, for Baltimore, " iii tobacco
and stems.
Schr. Orator, Gator, for Baltimore. with coal.
NEw YoaK, Jan. 49, Arrived, schrs. Harriet.
HHA days from Richmond; Mary. Jameson, DAYS
nom do; Criterion, Covert, from the wreck OF the
schr. Gaz,llc, before rcported with her CARGO fur
nitGre, &c Capt. e. thinks that there Is no Yroha-
bl!iiy that she viii 5c got OIL
NonrorX, JAM l6.--Arriyod a. Scawell,s Point.
schrs. Gen. Brown, Brown. from hl-hA,oad bound 10
Charleston; Charles IL Samu i, Parker. Boston, 3
days, bound to fredericksburg
Sailed, French ship Bonne Mere. lie Guercn. Tor
Guadalupe; big Freiehtcr, Soula for ST Thomas.
schrs Fn'pioy, Thompson, and san, Gardiner. for
New York.
The brig Ajax, BANS, hence at New Orleans
previous to goth ult.
Cleared. brig Dawn, poare, St. Darts schr. Col.
lcctor, Hiajor, Petersburg.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-19
81 AsIlINGfnN. Inn. IL.

" AsIINGroS, Jan L..
Supreme Courf--Thc Chief Justice took his seat
on the bench on Tuesday. So that the JUDGES pres
cnt Chief Justice Ma.shall, and associate IaLres
Washington and Story. No other Judge having
since attended, the court has yet been able 20 90
TO business. 1t is hoped that quorum will vet ap-
pear; for the loss ofa whole term Of the court would
be great public misfortune 70 avert it. If possible.
At Is proposed To pass law extending the tern oftcn
days. during which less than lnljority Il The court
may adjourn court from day 70 day.
Judge nuval, we hear. IS Detained ut ZONE BY in
disposition, ami Judge Thompson also is said to be
indisposcd Judge Johnson has not been heard from;
md the seventh seat Is yet c1nt-[Iateiiigeaeer
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-19
From mr.. SViGsrson'S Correspondent.
CuH Sgrt1g Il. o. gfr,. (ryl -ILp,

Jl., llH, 1929 :
The scJr New Construction, Reynolds from Rich
mond for y. York, with 1000 bushels OF coal came
under Cape May for a harbour the 7th jan and on
the Gth driven on the beach and the sea made
continual breach ever, aud carried away every thing
on deck, and filed her with water. The crew with
difficulty got shore safe, but almost ncrishcd be-
fore they reached the Light House. where they were
kindly treated by the keeper, Mr.. Miles. Wind still
continuing n. w. gale, it 10 Thought all will be lost
except sails and rigging and probably part of her
cargo Every cSertion Will be made by Mr. Stevens,
10 save what can be-, for the benefit ofihc conccrncd
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-19
Olic, of the Commercial Gazsro,)
Borrow, Monday Evening, Jan. IL !
LATEST FROM SMYRNA.


Tho brig Ceres, Captain Souc, arrived ut this
port to-day from Smyrna, Ist November, and Malta
2jth. Capt $. reports that severe battle was
fought about tho 10th October at Shunla, in which
the Turks were defeated, with the loss Of about Hir
" thousand men. The u. = ship of war Fairfield,
bound To Sicily, was of Malta 22d November. The
brig Suffolk, M'imore, rom New York, with prcvis-
ions for the Greeks, sailed from Malta 18th October
iorthe Archipelago. we have been politely iurnish-
cd with "a file Of Smyrna papers 10 the lst Novcm-
hcr which contain nothing later from the scat Of
thon had been previously received hy the way of
France and England. We have also seen letters
from Malta TO tho 10Th November, which mako no
mention of the report brough, by Capt Sour; and
is therefore possible that Captain Soulcs informant
may have COMPOUNDED the affairs Of Tarua & Shppia.
The latest Smyrna paper is principally occupied with
details of operations before the former place.
Extract of letter from Matte, dated 2jth Nov
You will have learnt via Europe, tho defeat of the
Ni2cr and the Tall of Narna. Vhsis heavy blow In
The Turks, who will now he obliged To defend The pas
sage Of the Balkan. But We de- not know ifthc Rus
slams int"ndt To- form n winter campaign rest till the
Spring at Narua. The Sulia an has ordered out all the
Priests and Lawyers and ordered them TO prepare tho
war urbau--ihCy arc powerful body, and are said
to amount to 10000 IN the capital tho Sultan tells
them the moment has arrived when their religion is
invaded aud that they must 20 ont sword in hand 10
defend u. or hn shall treat them n" did the Ianssa.
rir' Pho CaNraI Is rouroil su' n" Trrl; lot,,r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-19
500 REWARD.

VElE above reward will he paid for the appreIeir-
henslUn of negro man named RICHARD, who
calls himself RICHARD SMITH, who lcA my lot ca
Saturday night the Ilth ut, aud a woman, Maria
who,t Is believed, have gone off together. Richard
Is black fellow, about foot OF inches high, very
likely when wCl dressed hut of rather bad counte-
nance when spoken to he had sundry clothes, among
them blue surtout coat Maria. n stout girl about
- years old not very black ola pleasant
when speaking; she had MKT winter dress and
vurlriy OF other clothes not rccollcccd. The above
follow has LEFT wife and children, who live at Mr.
Fhon,ss Underwood's; he il very intelligent, and can
pass and will probably attempt 10 get to The north
crn states. Thirty dollars will be- paid for him alone
aud 20 for Maria, fifty 1t taken together and deliv-
cred to the subscriber, secured 10 any jail i'm Viz
gnla, the proportion OF 100 dolls. and expe-
paid, ftdkcn out ofthe State and delivered
laul w. f. MfCOU.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-19
A Card to the Ladies'.

RlRD, Flower and Fruit Painting on Paper. and
~ imitation of the Chinese Painting on wood and
tin, taught in thc most elegant sly c in ELK lessons
This most beautiful style of painting. so fashionable
in England, France, and in New York Mrs Fowler
Will give lessons IN this place. where il is her inten.
ton to stay a short time. Sine would therefore feel
under obligations 60 those who are DESTROYS ofavaipo
Themselves OF the present oppo tunity Of acquiring
this lovely and useful art If lcv wond favor her with
call as carly as possible whore specimens may br
seen Mt her apartments az Mr.. B1xtcr's boarding.
house, third door from the corner Of T. and tenth
streets. opposite Mrs. Mckims boarding house. tho
square above the Virginia Eauks
ian 1921
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-19
:EereGgm NemB.
LATEST FROM MEXICO.

DG(cat Of Sqnta .lanG.-A short note from our cor
respondent at n. Orleans, (rccciycd ON Monday, but
misaid) says, 1--WE have received from Vcrn Cruz the
intelligence that Santa Anna had been defeated and
was Obliged 10 abandon the city Of OajHca.'
Our latest news from Mexico was via Philadelphia.
and represented the affairs of Santa Anna 10 be in
prosperous condition We give credit however, 10
the intelligence furnished by our correspondent
TJOur. of Cam.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-19

Just Reccired by ~. H. Flsuhyisonn,
z sHor Icbcrs Ira els In INDIA,
ko Nontgorcr's Omniprrscuce of the Deity and s,hsy
poentS
large assortment &C Latin, Frc IN and Spanish sehoo boks
Mathematical, Surv, yug and Ievclmg INSTRUMENTS
Gor,ous Revolutionary anecdotes, SECOND SERIES
North American Medical ard Surgical JCunfa No x. X, ~
Ian. r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-19
HITcHErG GARDEN.
Herb. Flower and Grass Seeds.

TIE subscriber has on hand, general and well So.
looted assortment Of fresh GARDEN SEEDS.
which viii be sold wholesale md retail on the most
accommodating terms; they arc of the best oualifv
that could be obtained AMI having CacilHcs for tr,.
ing them IN his own garden. has opportunity to
know % they are good, and viii ODER none for sale
That he knows 10 he bad; ne hopes that tbcv yrU ,,c
morally give satisfaction
Orders will be thankfully received, and purchasers
ire respectfully invited coll at the stores of Nrssr
John IT, Eustacc and William y. Micou, Main-sitcot
and his store NJ the Garden where the seeds are for
sale, and catalogues can be- had.
ian i9-wit JOSEPH RENNIT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-19

In tho Hors" Of Representatives. bills wcrc report
cd from the Select Commute" Of R"ironchmcnt, 10
regulate the printing md distributing the acts OF
Congress, and Joint resolution wac reported from
the SOLICIT committee the subject, To- provide for
printing 'he laws aud treaties stereotype plates.
The House took up III resolution offered IN THURS
dny by Mr.. Wicki1c. so 10 clau~c tho rur oi III"
House, az TO nuke all elections by the viva Nocc
votes Of the ~ .rnb'rs. Some brief discussion took
place, when Mr. Wc"ms moved tu amend tl.C rPsolu-
tion by adding the words con The rCqusition of one
fifth Of the members present." The hour having
then expired. Mr.. Wicklc moved 10 suspend the
rulcsiu order 10 bring 10 closc the discussions but
the motion was ncgaiivcd. The House then took
up the unfinished business of Friday Last, being tho
report of the committee of Indian Affairs on the
claims of Certain ci'izous Of GcOrrir, whom, after
some ditcsuou The committee rejected the motion
made Nv mr. Thompson, to reverse the report of the
committee, there being aycs G6, noes ~ Tho con-
nittcc then and reported tc report of the com
mittcn Of Indian Affairs without amendment. MIR.
Thompson thou renewed his motion 20 amend the
report aud thu the House ADJOURNED. %.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-19
WE ERIE MD HER PRIZE.
friend na, Furnished viii, tire following extract Of letter
dated
III S Sulp EnIr S,r II ArnINs

cn! mas Furnished us with tire following uf letter
dated
1t. $. Sur Ere, Sr. MlRriNs
December >, 1923. I
AS our prize sails in couple of hours have only
time 10 let You know all well, and also of our
having captured Buenos Ayrean pyivatear. She had
been robbing on American vessel and although the
fact was acknowledged, and justified upon the ground
that her instructions authorised it, the Swedish Gov
ernor at st. Bart, roiuscdto deliver her up--so we fit
ted out our boats last night, and cut her out from un-
der the guns 81 the fort, which fired several shots us
bu without InIorine usin hcleast. ThepIiyateer Of
fered no resistance, and VIC weighed her anchor ana
stood out. Lieut.. l'iiaaH, Acting Sailing Master
Crdee", Lieut. u CI4!ey, OF the Murine Corps aud
-,iidshiPnen Harrison and Wii'iaDiSon were in the
launch Lieut.. Bstiand Mdshpmcn Seidea and S3pth-
ard in the first cUtscr.
don't know what YOU will think Of the affair al
home; hit If you VIII consider that the plain of the
prlyateer ackuowled ed wlthoat any hestution that
rs had robbed the American vessel and that he did not
care Tor the Ere, any other of wa7, t..nl,
1t wall D. admitted that the RIGHT side OF the
question.
1--WE shall slil for st. CroiX tomorrow. or the next
day, and suppose shah be in Pensacola by the
middle OF January. -. NoUoH Herald.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-19
FROM FRANCE.


Postscript 10 Tie ". =. american or YNurs9ty--
o'clock u. ".
The Montana, packet snip from IIavre. whence she
sailed on the It'll, brings Paris papers TO the 10th
November Bhe Hteness of the hour makes it impos-
slbic ia give any trcaslations There is no confira
ton however oF the oedg"d battle before Choulnla
OF winch Tumour yesterday reached here from
Smyrna The Gazette de France otthe 18th of No
yember, says, 10 recent Intelligence has reached
mere from the theatre oil war II i expected AZ Vi
emma tllt no Russian bulletin will be published be-
fore the capture OF Sistria. aier which ii is expected
Count Nitgonstcn VIII take a strong position
before Cbouuila and wait more favorable season.
They write from Bucharest, tha Tor two days con-
slant cannonade from and IN the direction of Silisria
mas been heard The Russians were conjeclurcd to
o. nld"ns an assault. The gar. is estimated ct
$4,000 Turks; the Russians al least at 10000
L"HDoN, iith November.-Co nsols closed vcster-
day at o. opened to day Sc 3D. and went to 90 49,
The Charles Carroll from Havre, sailed the i7th
November The Charle.-ogne from Havro-day of
sailing ist Dec and the Columbia, from London
day OF sailing 5th Declare now ccminr IN. To.
morrow we shall have news enough