Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-22

will be found below. By gentleman who ar
rived in the stage last evening. and "ho left New
Orleans on the morning Of the 9TH, we learn tns'
the interments in the Burial Grounds on the So
amounted TO 2I9 The city is in great as'tation'
and business nearly suspended.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 49,
Riot-.assauh and Battery, Wifh infenf 10 xat.
john Lewis was charged with causing q r'o' a.
the Nazareth Church. The prisoner, IN eohPa,
nv with two others, came into the church, ana
tsrr;sL tilI the meeting was half over, when the
prisoner and one other got up and went towards
Inc door, where the third sat, and endeavored to
get him to 70 out: he refused. and they went out
and lett him, making great noise as they WENT
Shortly after. prisoner came To the door anu at
tempted to get in again, when the church com
mittee opposed him. scuffie ensued, aud Lew
is wa. at length arrested. not. however. until he
had drawn a large jack.knife, and dealt two or
three effective blows among bis enemies, wound
ing Samuel Overn badly in the arm. and the
Lieutenant Of the city watch upon the thigh slight
". In bringing him TO the watch-house. II was
found necessary to disable him BY force, IN
doing which, he was much bruised 10 the lace.
Lewis has been in the country. but one month
from Londonderry. He was ordered to flnd bail
in the SUN Of $500, to answer the charges against
him. - Chronicle.
We are informed. by gentleman acquainted
with the secrets Of the cabinet at Washington.
that Major Barry, who is at present extremely
ind,sposed, intends to resign the Office Of Post
Master General; and that it was generally belev.
ed that Colonel Richard NJ. Johnson will be ap-
pointed to succeed him.-PhH. Chron.
All the contents of the oath number Of the
American Quarterly Review have been sent to
the press The number will be ready for delive.
~ at the regular period-the lst of next month.
The titles Of the articles arr-l. Eminent Bri
tlsh Lawyers. Q Results OF Machinery. 8.
Travels Of a German Prince-Puckler Muskau.
L. Locke. S. Slavery Question in Virginia.
6. Early Colonial History IN. America( 7
Italian Republics Of the Middle Age. 8 Two
Years and Half in the Navy. 9 Sarrans'
Memoirs of Lafayette. 10. Dunlap's American
Theatre.-Nat. Gas
Polari. alas Carrara The pilot boat Gazette,
which conveyed this individual to Holland. ar.
rived, on her return, yesterday. We learn from
persons on board, that the fir day after he
eft N. York, he was excessively violent IN his
demeauour, and snore vengeance against those
Who had assisted to take him on board; that on
the second day he became mldsr in his conduct.
and vas in consequence released from Irons-
During the VOYAGE he made many disclosures, and
said his wife aas as deeply implicated in the rob-
berry of the levels as himself; he also related ma.
nv particulars Of his life, and amongst other
things stated that at very early age ne conmenc-
ed his career Of crime by robbng his parents and
fleeing from home. to which he had never return,
ed. When the Gazette approached the Dutch
coast, he became apparently very penitent. and
prsypd the intercession Of those on board with the
Dutch government, ia his favor Twentv-tour
hours after the arrival Of the pilot boat at Ritter
dam. he was taken to the Rague in custody Of 60
vsrpment officers, AMI put in confinement there.
In reply to his inquiry of what would be done
with him, he was told, that he was there charged
with heavy crimes, that he should nave affair tri'
al, and if found guilty, be punished according to
law.
Young Hays and Taylor, the officers who went
out with HIM, renamed at rotterdam. York
Courier 4 Enquirer.
CAPTAIN Jordan, of the schooner Patriot. OF
Boston, who We on Friday stated, was brought
up before the police magistrates in consequence
Of having resisted legal process, has, we learn,
on further hearing, been allowed to give bail in
the reduced sum of $500. The process issued
vas from the Marine Court, where a Judgment
had been obtained against him for advance va.
ges to sailor who had run away after shipping
on board the schooner. The captain had been
enormously informed that he was not liable. to
arrest when ON board his yessel.--N r. Cour
The trial Of Messrs. Garcie, ARGOS & Co
against the Atlantic Insurance Company, was
decided before the Supreme Court On Saturday.
Judge Oakley presiding The CLAIM was for the
recovery ola policy Of insurance Tor large a.
mount Of specie shipped from Havana for New
York. on board the brig Caroline, which was
wrecked near Wilmington. about three years
since. The boxes, when landed. contained old
tyne, instead of specie. The Jury returned
verdict for the defendants THIS is the second
trial; on the first. Garcia, ARGOS 4 Co. obtained
verdict against the American Insurance Com
pany. A new trial was. however, granted.
NeV York Dolly .idv.