Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-12

bulwarkS stove. &c. the sea making A cr,F
breach over her: sloops Pacific, loaded y w.!
es, sunk; Comet, loss of bow spirit. and o5 ,..s
damaged, Fame, and Fair Trader. cons
damage done to bulwarks, stauucleons 6
sea making complete breach over her. h.; Il
vena, dragged from her anchors wilhinato,;.
ty-yards of the wharf, where she grouaaeJ
At Pier No 81, (Red Fort schrs. Al6,, {
Egg Harbor, carried away windlass. Gam
bowsprit, channels stove. &c. Hardware A. +
sloop Mechanic, received considerable dan.
schr. Margaret, bpwsprit carried away. g. II
AT the foot of l-street, the Cant If IL
SHEPPARD, cut a hole in her to sink her. "a.
the hull from humping against the wharf \. II
I'd water and afterwards carried away her nj
schr. Favorite, carried awav bowspri,: can,
boards tore TO pieces; schr Gen. Van Cor, i
da 10; schr. Ambuscade. quarter rail, s,aur. /
SC. carried awav: schr. Phoebe, Stern stw. i
tai ot water. The slip is full Of lumbe, II
Ing about II
It tie goot cf Charlton street, sloan,
drove her b0~sDrIt on board. stove her stem "
7iyj away main-boom. &c. sunk; Sarah NH
steve n stern. bowsprit gone, &c. Gleaaer
slr,t zone. sunk, and deck OF; schr. L r,,, !
loaded with wood, sunk alongside the v,I
soop Amazon. dragged close into tie wharf
, ans hors ahead. and grounded; schr. Alta,
dc; aud considerable damage done alcngsil.
wharves to vessels. goods, &c &c.
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hosroy. APRIL:
THE Worth Eastern BGmdmy.-We nj
to-day. from the Eastern Argus, the long s,,
ed decision # the King of the Ne,hcriaDJ,
the question submitted to him. relative "A /
boundary line between the Quilted State,
New Brunswick and over Canada. |,
communicated by the Secretary Of State
Governor Of Maine, and BY him TO the Legi.r
1t is in several respects singular documeq.
pecIaly the translation of it which i, nos
lishcd. We should like to be informed byp
this translation was made. 1t appears 10
work of one who understands neither ,heF-
language, from which it Is translated. be-
English, into which it is translated. Il,
sinal ought TO BE- published.
The arbitrator appears to have been pose.
OF all the important points Of the case wEIt,
pear to us decisive Of the question. and re,
upon them as if he understood them: vet Ia
given an undue importance 20 other view; d
case, which he was unable to reconcile with u
which he admits TO be we'll founded. he I'D
to the conclusion that the treaty is contradc
in itself, and not susceptible of an Interpret
in favonr OF one o. the parties, without wour
the principles Of law and equity with regar!
the other. He therefore cones to the concIui
which we had imagined to be the principe
which his decision was founded. that AS the trd
does not conclusively indicate the Highlands,
either the north nor the south of the St. Ii
and therefore does not eve to either PARTY a
title to the Intervening territory, it is props
adopt an intervening line. and TO make the q
die channcl of the river itself the boundary
Duly .M.
From Tie Portland A,IVsy3iser Of 7uesday
WoNDERFuL EscArE.-Mr. Joseph adam:
last night awakened by the sound of loud NJ
which resembled shutting sroans, like one in
asonles OF death, and tremendous crash of .
III the third story of his house. tDauforth Ste
all OF which appeared to come from the chaG
where his son, about 8 years Of age. slept
arose from his bed to ascertain the cause Of
disturbance. His first suspicious were thai 4
person had broken into the house. who were
tempting to commit murder or to plumber pro-
ty.
MIR. Adams went up stairs as soon as pos
into the chamber occupied by his son. Tie
he found unoccupled. the room ia some di,'-
ance, and the window sash broken to pece,
Looking out OF the window, he saw his child :,
'ng on the ground. who. on being spoken to.
swered in his usual tone of voice as though o,
ins had happened. The father ran down 81.
Immediately, and found the boy bleeding 10 B
arms. approaching the front door to enter
house. The first words that struck the ear Of
asonlzed parent were, "father my arms are
KEN" The boy was immediately taken into
house. physician was called, and On exam
ton, 1t appeared that the only injury .u,taia
was the laceration of the Aeshy part ofboha1
The accout that the son gives, is, that v|
q roaming. 1t appeared that some person 4
come into his chamber with the intention Of mI
derIng him. Affrighted, he jumped out Of 4
and seemed to defend himself for while wi
chair, but finding this defence unsuccessful, 4
the assaIlant pressing onward with sreaterCti
he made AN attempt to escape by the window.
FIRST, he run his arm throug il the glas., 4
TINS hole not being large enough to Jump throa:
ne took the chair, and beating the whole sa;h
pieces, Immediately jumped out of the third 5,
window to the ground. Though he fell on a p
etsafe. and though the gate was literally b'|
en- to pieces, yet the only injury he sustained
the lacerallon OF his arms, lie is now d.
well.