Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-03-24

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$usted by fatigue, and came to his
&h by freezing. -Greeafeld Gaz.
| In historical fact of no common interest,
| tattempted assassination of Napoleon by
1eyrand, would appear to be established |
| bhe statement below, which we trans
CD from the Courier des Estats Unis.
! Mass. Jour-
! Twill be remembered that the Marquis
oturbreuil has, asserted that he had receiv-
eFom Mons. the Prince Taneyrand, in
the commission to assassinate Napole-
Of We read the following in the Gazette
osrance of the 29th of December.
ions. the Marquis de Marbreuil summon
eIon the 18th of this month, M. the Prince
Ipeyrand, grand chamberlain, before the
(jtce of the peace of the first arroadiss-
nit of Paris, in order to obtain payment Of
tAsum of2, 476,85O francs for damages and
Unrest OF losses sustained by him in conse-
qhce of the mission with which he was
cFged by the prince Talleyrand, as he
avs, in 1914 when he was president of the
visionary Government. M. the prince
Tdleyrand suffered judgment by default on
thei6h current.
FlRf. On Monday evening, the 9th
instant he store belonging to the Tufts
manu- turing Company in Dudley, and
occupH by Frederick Goodell, was
burnt. The goods were mostly saved.
The dgin Of the fire is unknown; it was
first dIcovered in the second story, when
- had made such progress as to make any
atemys to arrest It useless. The store
Fssfully insured in New York.
A house, owned by Mr.. Aaron Grant.
IL, was consumed by FIRE in Royalston, on
NE night Of the 5th inst. The weather
being very boisterous, it was with much
difficulty that the family were rescued
fon the flames. Spy.
I HAVANA, FEB. &c, 1899. 1t is with re-
greI 1 inform you of the capture of the brig
New Priscilla. Statement made by Johu
Eonega, master of the brig Mary Jane, OF
New York.
II % the 18th Feb. the wind at s. w enter
lied on the Keysal Bank, in sight of the Dog
VKeys, At 2, 30 P. N. saw herm brig anu
schooner, apparently in company, lying to
1.-THE wind at A p. M. not wishing to leave
The Bank, tackled to the Southwark, when
they Immediately filled away. AT Is, find
Ing we were coming up with them they both
tucked for about Is minutes, when the schr
ayain ii He'd away and left the brig in the
situation last mentioned. At P. M. being
dose aboard the brig, the New Priscilla q
salem, on her stern, observed that her sterr
'oat tackles were hanging in the water, hel
loat gone, and not a soul to be seen OF
,oard-hailed three or four times but re-
celving no answer, tackled and stood off. /
is lamentable fact that not vessel of wa
OF the United States has been in this por
for more than three months. Thank God
the 4th Of March is at hand. Last evenin.
a letter was received from the Commercial
Agent at Matanzas, in which he states tina
the brig Attentive, Grocer, of Boston, sail
cd the 2lst from that port and that on TIN
same day was captured by . piratical scnoone
and all hands murdered except one maj
who was concealed. They scuttled the YES
sci, deserted the brig, when he came out
put the vessel before the wind, and whe
lyt1thn three sailes- of the shore she sunk
and that he saved himself by swimming o
a plank, which was driven along toward
the shvre by the sea breeze, and arrive
exhausted at Mr.. Echuenca's, near Matan
zas.
We have also an account of brig to lee
ward, supposed to be deserted, from the sit
uation OF her sails lying about.
We had recently tremendous gale {
wind, several vessels were much damage
on the banks, which OF course gives US som
business.
We have this day, in consequence of tn
capture of the above mentioned vessels, rais
ed by subscription about 1900 dollars, to
out small armed vessel, in which / expe.
to go, provided permission can be had fro
the Captain General; application will /
made in the morning. What shame oil
commerce should be SO much exposed,
protected by foreigners. A number of We
sells now being ready for sea, applicable
was this day made to the French Consul +;
a. brig of war, now in port, to convey the
through the Gulf
/ P. S. send you true and perfect col
of the capture of the brig Attentive, &
What think you I'VE got the expediti
all ready, shipped IS men, provisions, &
ready for sea, when the Commandment won
not permit US to sail. Did you ever he
tof such rascally conducts? Thank God
the new Administration. 1t is to be expe,
ed they will do something for the protecti
of our commerce.
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