Litchfield enquirer., 1830-11-25

lhat oauDsd an explosion, whereby gFeae many men were wounded. 90 Of whom, On6 half French. and the other natives, are dead. Every precauiiOn has been taken to prsvcntG similar accident"
 ' we have 1000 armed AFabs doing thsduty of our out. posts, and we are anxious ta come in contact with our enemies. Wemight have,' if we pleased, SO,OOO of these Arabs, and with tI.m might traverse Africa in every di- rertion. sAIlthe tribes are passiag tO send tn their submission to Gen. ClaWsel. and to sup ply our markets, so that an OK may be had for twenty francs, and sheep tor thirty sous. gHaEF
 ERopement. .-On Monday last, a lady and gentleman, travelling in private carriage with post horses, stopped for the night at Lenon's' Inn, where they had landed on their rpule' from London, by Bristol. They had intend ed to proceed onward hence to Dublin, but were arrested there on the following morning; by peace.Offlcer, direct in pursuit from Lon don, wlSither he irnmediateiy set forward tO re-cOnduct them. The fugitives, We under stand to he, Mr. F-s-es of Belfast. sandsa daughter of one of the very wealthy R ROths- chiids, the only heir tS immense united prop erty of the three celebrated Jews. Mrs F. and the ladv, it is said, had been married aS Waterford before their arrival here.sa l'& , -'---"--'-~"~-.~~C CortOU Morning POsts s;ffgagsaa ss -------Sa agaAss E VI
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 Lotest.-We are indebted to the polifeness of Capt. Akin, of the ship Mary -F1owiands which arrived last evening from Liverpool, via Cork, fur a Cork raper of October Ssl,' which contains the following :-.,a.s ss.s4
 A private letter from London. received at Cork, says" A report is current in the city, and seems to have some foundation, that some houses in Birmingham have, entered intO a contract for the supply of SOO,OOO muskets tO the French Government. It is supposed also that the quantity ultimately required will be much greater. The order is said to be a very pressing one. and that delivery is urged at a' rate of 5O,O0O monthly ifpossible. This cir cumstance is not at present viewed with any 1 alarm in the money market, as the motive as- signed for the order, and the despatch Of it;. is the miserable state of inpfiiciency as tO equipment, in which the whole of the regular army of France waslei by Charles X. and his Ministers."
 serious accident occurred in Delhi, Delaware county, on Monday afternoon. One of Mfr. Wrighrs. bears sprang with much force up lhe post which he was chained to, aud seized upon a woman, Mrs. Sco who was passing by, and inflicted several wounds with his teeth and claws upon the head neck and other pHrss of her boay. Fortunately several persons were near, and to her assistance.. Mr.. Waters with courage worthy Of old Gen., Pu,nam;. took the bear by the throat and choked him off. The wounds are very severe, and is considered somewhat doubtful whether they will prove fatal! Norfolk pupcr states that Pilot Boat, on boarli of which were l3 souls, capszed few days sncG off Cape Charles, and all but drowned, phe sur,il- vors had arrived at New Point. Lady B. sees the Dey of -Algiers every day. He enjoys ,he fall pf Charles the Tenth exceedingly
 He snlky fill thu, occurred but siace hs has done nothing but laugh. except occasionr when he wanted to cut of his vael's head for handing him the wrong tnrban. Then the authorities offering, slight objections. hc became furious, and throw. ing down his pipe, exclaimed !" I'll go to Engiaad: for that is free country" ,~- ...... .... The Baltimore Gazette of Monday last, speaks oe the mdness of the weather in that quarter. whcl, has been very remarkable. Trees were hringing forth anew leaves and blossoms; there was a Second crop of cherries, partly formed; grape vines contain ed punches of the second crop nearly ripe; and mos quitoes continued to annoy the good citizens. ar Rare Sport !-Onc young fool was shot in the hreas, by another fool near Camen ,. on the 26,. of Oct. They firing at cac:, other according tu the laws of honor. " H '''
 Mr. Randolph said O Jnba at their parting, "My remains will be sent 10 Virginia, in spirits. Bury them under the old oak, on my plantation. Tura my head to the east Isrish to look West,cord." ,.
 Censns of Rochester r-- Rochester coniains O,8S5
 inhabitants; which is only few more than in 1927, but the population thought to be more permanent than they then were. s u-" a4sg7 ~,.'.
 MOBILE, Nov. 2.-Rema,kable DroMghl. I've have letter from gentleman at Wigginsvle. Clark CO.,, dated 18th October, which says there h"sbec rain there, since the 14th June. The Alabama river is something like or feet lower than it has heen known before We learn also, from another soarce that the drought through several of the counties soH of the mountains. is unparalleled and very distressing to the inhabitants Maay the Planters have haul water five six miles. ,s..%s. l..ssS i,
 Louis Phiip L--We hear of incident which. does honor to the feelings of the present King of France. Whilst residing in Philadelphia, he receiv- ed civiIi.ics from the late Mr Wanag, and rumoprs say he addressed ene of his daughters without suc- cess. grandson of Mir. Willing being in Paris dur- ing the late events, Louis Philip not only recognised him, but insisted his making the PaIais Royal his residence, where he constitutes ono of the mem bers of the family.
 destructive fire occurred near sNnsl,wiie on .he