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f her fingrs, also American ship of war Franklin, allowing full rat;ons . be 3n ifivwtor. of 74 guns, the first of that class cle for the troops there 's secret 'move- that has been seen in a British huddle of next month.11"
resolution oa tho table, hs see at the ends of
said we could have time to make turns out to
the nprrmsnrv fnnnirip and muld Miss Carraboo
Uke it up at any future time. ' ments in the UnitedSttes, are port, bearing the' broad pendant arrival of sixty, thcusan Mr. Pitkin. VIH hp thoiifrht it also noticed in the Lortlm naners. of com. Stuart, and commanded from New Orleans ic j'-!1 ri
. was a strange resolution, that the Las Cases remainejai Frank- by capt. Ballard. This ship is al- ted; and even should thj gentleman, could not havecalcu- fort with his son, and it was not Towed to be the finest yes:.el of fail I have not a douh f
iateel the consequences, that repri- decided whether he
case of war.
dominions.
as to pro- her class ever built in America, ing a competent
sal was never resorted to unless in ceed to the Austrian t Prussian .Her -burthen is 2500 tons. She 'down the Flint anS 5
will proceed in a faw days to the hoochie, in time to
- . . . . . . - a . . rf-k . 'mm. . , 1 " - a. " - iL. fnnnn . fT-
Mr. Trimble,' said he did not un tne isth ot ueCh tne iugn iweaitcrranean, 10 jum uic vmc- uwpsinun sintering.
Prevc,
Calculate consequences., whenper- court of Justice at Brussels, had rrican squadron in that sea. al liberty was in .question. . If to pronounce on the app'el of the' - ",777
if- nronflpmn wna iinincHir im. rhilr ff ' TftJVlIinrrf on
prisoned in tne duntreon or hanta . sentence or tne correctional in
Catalina, he -would not consider bunal at' Ghent, which acquitted lijfj
the consequences of demanding M. Debusscher, editor of a1 his release He had no objection . French Journal, of having :alumthat the motion should lie on the -mated his grace. The apr :al of table until it was necessary to take, the duke was declared not feceiv-
able, and he was condemned m
1 have;been thus LJ
ww..wiuijn,aung 10 your
ex
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it up. ' MTESTFROM ENGLAND.
costs. . " ' Mr.? Rash the American
ter, left Portsmouth for on the 20th December.
Four transports, of aboi
rninis-
London
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March 7, Ml 8.
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' T V1 sunn! well as the movements oh emy, From an impression knowledge of these subject! be acceptable to you and bci to the state over whirh..
side as well - as from a J
draw trom you a free
vwU. v ;uui VIEWS 211(1 J
upon wnatevcr relates to tL lie service, connected ni; command.
HJDIAN WAR.
official.
1 havfi.srnn-irt tl-.
... np. with equal surpii3e and in tion the attempts that !. J
. . "t
made to lull the public mio'
NcwTork, Feb. 6. ' To the attention of capt. Stcr
Vlncr, of the elegant and superior tons each, :are ordered to
.-. 'ship Nestor, the . editors of the led (to Secure them from he icej New York Gazette are indebted and to be fitted at Woolwich, for
"for London papers, prices current, the purpose of . making a voyage Extract of a . Letter from major a belief, that the hostile Xloyd's Lists and Liverpool pa- of discovery and mvefnVaM'ou to General Gaines to the governor desire peace, and are wJii
pcrs; the latter to the -a6thDe- the north of -Amerca, Europe of Georgia,' received by express, lay down their arms! Sir! v cember. Such -of their contents and Asia. The recent discove- Headquarters. will be no peace until these
as -are interesting will be found nes made by heutenaii Kotzebue, Hartford, Ga. jan, 23, 1S18. 2ns arc severely chastised in this day's paper. of the Russian navy, and more SIR, The chiefs were required
An absurd rumor was in circu- so, we understand, he reports By a letter just now received render the offenders ! Itw
lation in London, on the 22d, nt made by our Greenliidmen this from brigadier general Glas. hberately resolved in a large, 3 change of ministers, which, season, are the circumstances cock, I am informed, that a par- cil of the Seminoles aai with other reports, had the effect vv'hich have given a 'renewed feel- ty of Indians concealed in - the Sticks" at Mickasuke. tiJ
of lowering the funds. ing and interest to the subject of swamp of Ceder creek, 7 miles '-offenders should ma-ir be Steam boats were employed in a northwest passage. ! east cf flint river, yesterday fired islied nor surrender d. i
tovmg outward bound vessels Accounts from Cadiz of t he upon and killed Mr. Thomas Some of their chiefs fi:J
Jownthe river to Gravesend, a- 17th November, statedtthat the Leigh, assistant wagon -maker & umpluntly asserted, tluu
gainst wind ana tide. Russian ambassador red been Samuel Lofters, of capt. Averas not beat them! that vc It had been very stormy on the there some days, waiting for the company cf Georgia militia. The have beaten them, except
coast or Lng!and& Ireland; anum Russian squadron, wlich had ' wagon maker had been seit out we had 44 Red people to m
ceror vessel wna u:en snipwreck. neen ceded to bpain, vpn cnndi- witn . a small party ot men and a it is not extraordinary jm.A ,i t. c u: ... : L t. ; 1 -j r i 1 ij .1 11 . .1
vo, dijuajuiiuj men news pci- uii& wjjiui rcuiamea ymnown. uiuvc ui paui xiorses iauLTi vviin snouia entertain tnes ojM! Uhed. TJie Rmshn jnsrfron To. this squadron yas to be : added 1 provisions, which, by a prompt thev know little of the sir
,unsi5ung 01 six saic ur uic anc iwosiiipsor uicunc ana iwora- auu juuiciuus arraiiuinciii uf ma or icjuicco of Ourvvuutr' two frigates,' had reached Spit- . gates, the equipment cf which jor H-ard, were secured, with -whatever information the
head. was nearly completed. Besides the residue of the paaty and hor- derived from their white f:
At Jbrest adreadtuistorm nad tne troops wmcn were ready to scs. Ucncral Glasscock 1111 medi- (British officers and traders) been felt for two days and two embark on board them, 3 or 400 ately ordered a detachment under have no tendency to civc
uignis. an wiyuiii uduspn wmcis tuusuiiuitu iu actomna. niaiur morgan, ,in pursuit ot tne favorable impressions towar:
irom London was lost, with 240 ny the expedition, to serve as Indians. 'Iheymust b: beaten before . passengers, near Pontusyal. volunteers, till' they can be-em. B a letter from-col. Arbucklc reasonably calculate or. put, Our files of Lloyd's Lists, from ployed in the South American of the 18th instant, I learn that It is well known that sev the 9th to the 23d December, in- possessions. x the Indians were to assemble near our citizens were killed by
elusive, contain gloomy accounrs Uec. 16.- t lie mouth ot Iiint on the 21st, Indians in the two years
Ci the loss and damage ot nearly we received tins morning some for the purpose of concertina diarelv surceedin? the to
aoosail of foreign vessels, with New York papers to the 18th measures for the destruction of with England. Their chief many lives, on the European November, from which we have the inhabitants of the Chatahoo- mitted this, and that acia coast, during a succession of the extracted all that is most impor- chie, and the reduction of fort number was a woman and
snost tremendious .gales -ever tant, lherc are some -articles Scott The latter they calculated children (Mrs. Garrett of tfe inown. which deserve serious attention, upon starving out. FortGair.es The rJnciml chief, Ch
m: cLiAinuci ui Acpunc ui nucc micujcii ui uignranKin 11 was appenended would be at- mico in notifying the vai iTr-ncc were engaged in the dis- the United States are RoW upon .tacked One of the inhabits nf tl!n rrJnti.m f the cb
cussion of a law -relative to the a minion to the South American (Mr. Weaver) had been killed council added that, "tW
aiueny 01 uicpicw. puviutct. ;(iviw, uic national near Uje tort, a house been burnt, nfwr shnnld rotne when tic
It will be seen, that the United Intelligencer, the American offi- and some other property destroy- plvt up or'punish a red is ites ship Franklin, 74, with cial paper, enforces the : policy of ed. killintr a white man"
The detachment and vessels un- facts have been coinmunn
states
Islr. Rush,
leached Ensiand.
our minister,
had neutrality with respect to- the
. ' .
bouth
oouth American provinces, and der tnaior Mahlcnlmrh iuUh m-i.v inin nnd throt
0.1 jduiw -utu iGuuiuuuca -invcigiw uougiy against an ai- htarv stores, arrived at fort ScoU .'terpreters who I believe to d .from Portsmouth - for Madeira, hance in -their cause against the without' any material loss, other of truth nor have 1 a don
encnlle and the coast or- Africa, mother country. It the Ameri- than mentioned in mv last, alrhn' ihfart were well H
7 1 - 1
a in. piiiicwsux w ictov. tan govcnimciii rcauy aeterimne incessant v annoved hv.-.a-.I ri nlnlmtfimmc vrw
Cd the news of her daughters to remain neutral, it cannot be hrge force from each thorc, iroiii.iPfAvho have hai the death on the 15th November, and true that the American commis- the 15th to the 25th December to discover, that hostile was sooccply afiected, that she sioners are gmng to South Amcr- A supply of provisions, ordered commenced-by the troops'feinted away several times. -ica, to recognize the indepen. in Novemhr last "had : feiched ' my command, on the & Mr. Leach is appointed vice denceof one or more of the pro- the Appalachian at the dar, of November, last-and that? Chancellor, and sir ihomasP utn- vincaCeuricr. . col. Arbuckle's letter, (the iSth the-aggrcssors. er, master of the Rolls, m Eng. Liverpool, Dec. 2$. inst.)-The troops were then Iris net an act of
uuu m. ru wmi 11 jroiii uic umrcu oiaies, arrived nearly one month's supply unon ere and s
was reported in tne London pa- at Portsmouth on luesday se'n- the Chatahoochic. part of which ncrson?
pers, had succeeded to a princely night, and in London on Thurs- Jeff fort Gaines under a stron and her
estate, turns out to ueanxmpos- day. Uis excellency, with Ins guard on the 16th. The sunulv then Iw
tQU miss M'Jivey, who could family and suite cams- over 1a th of flour at fort Scott is sufficient of which
:alo several un
am one them a
infants! ' What b'-
ould ask, the
would constitute;
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