Richmond Weekly Intelligencer, Volume 1, Number 34, Richmond, Wayne County, 4 September 1822 — Page 1
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rRiTr.n rrri.iMir.n rev njj w? Lrv:v.
chihlre.n of both sexes, sent oflfto tin
tliHt i ont parts of Asia tho markets f this city any Smvina filled witl. women and young people of the fust
i ).. njt, On,V fir ,V:;!0st education. What can be nmr,
Ti!C ! RICF. OF Tills 1'AI'F.R
V,
:'- .; e'f xrfn'rh mo he dir,,
1 p-y;m:-Ji! Tzco Dollars in
. riptiim talm for ;. then Pni' tt P,! then r.-,7 r f?;t . .7 cJu:rcc fFifiu Cent:
dreadful than t!i-? Happy, thrice happy. those vh m the steel of tin
rectitude in their commercial trans
actions, whose relations were estab
lished in almost every known commercial city in the world, men innocent of any machination against the
Turkish government, and who could
not, if even they would, have heen 1
participators in the rising of the
assassin has snatched from scenes so.island, since they had heen 14 months
harrowing to the feeling! How or der the grasp ot the Turkish Sa-mi-erahle those still sum-red to exist trap. Ten of these were at Con-
who see the suhYripgs hear the Ntnntinople, the rcmaindcrat Scio.
cries ami piteous accents ot their i , ' r., ,
imu oii.muiui o inauo sironous
7 f ;-. U'V .'. .-r f,, fh- I
" - - .... laitt-
rt ffb-.-ih parties thai nude i
wives, chill! I r t r.-1-it i.rw -int
the :nn!u- .. . . '
i i ri 1 1 1 v tit ill.. I ... I ........ . .......
. ' " mi' ' - i" UR n.il lliUVHI" 1.11.11-
iment this devoted and innocent peo
ple receive from the wretches who f':,''';':V'-1',;, '''i;'r "'have them in their power! What P r.::: n d Ur tn.u tvvrib (ln he M lo our charge ? we, poor a. c enured a mzc tnp:p -jScioi w ho, from the .he-inning have remained faithful, are reward-
'!;o v!!nih':'i with death and sla erv ! It
dibits to save them neglected no remonstrances, evinced the. greatest ardour in the cause of suifei inr inr.ocence, and thought he had succeeded m sheltering them from their impending fife, having ohtaiued a proir.ise from the Porte that no harm
should he done them, when it sud-
the high character of the nation, a-fand will cause those govemme- ts to
mong whom you reside thousand
of hands arc raised towards vou to
claim your interference in behalf of
your oppressed countrymen. Thousands of hearts will feel greatlul for your assistance. Brethren
and countrymen, exert yourselves in
hchalfof humanity with tearful eye we salute you, and beg you will pray to God for our safety. Your Brothers and Couninmcn.
INDEPENDENCE OF HAYTI.
feel the necessity of acknowledging the independence of the Queen of the Antilles. "Desirous of being elevated to the
rank of civilized nations, and believ
ing that the surest means of accomplishing that object is to establish mutual relations with other nations, and to favor all which can contribute to the development of the human faculties, the Haytiens will always be dispose to listen to every proposition, officially made, or from individuals,
which mav be made to them with
:: rs t
t f.-,-.. b.mv., that. 5,,m,, as tl.o r..r(.-( '""V t" hr. "catim;
Um ii.ii in v iiinimi.iu mi. were ue- ,, . .H'a!e!. ami' tue o m Scio were
hung outside of the castle in that ve-
TulL-t hi
1 . .
,,Ji.eai(I oi iit
it r.-5 or Anvr.p.TiMNr;.
'. f r thf(f insert:
: - . i.r ur
enn:ir,iL;nce
n
insurrection i
1 1 ? I i r . i
.'..i. ai.u Miiiurv iMa; u.- i me .iein-
pelao. it ?ent here a Pacha with three tail.-, having with him about ihree thousand troops; the whele et the ( Ape;. ses uf ti e tian-ison war i lr:ietl by our i-lar d. v. iiicSi in the
m ouie ol a I ut f. uMeen inorth
in iiir stit.ic pi--
x tie orroek's.
l..il. x::z ad !re irin thd i i .1 1 , 1 Jiuhar.ds of their aflcctions. to see at i 1 perusal of this letter will , f , . . tuers, a:tl oilier nrir i ina in .abitants. .1 .1 ,. .1 1 i 1 at ( :-tanti: oie, to theirNe, t f- 1, the m:iiic tune, their sucking habe thai thoe islanders w no have s a in London, cannot be read! l' ! hU n l:s MaHton, from their breasts! Thus bo-ruggled for liberty and ind the deeoest emotion: I'"!'- , n"i 'X J"'1 ntlt ClV 'reft at once of their . support ,cc liones'deiice, who know "and will
ai.u j,-anus ;u me lenuiaiion lull 4 , .1 ... A .U .,.;f i"
paid moie than 2.700,000 ri.e each an -rdiri; to iii- ia a:.
lie-
t!ii, the Suhan ordere! a
to made ef slxtx of tin
n.cst considerable and rc-pi-ctablc from our count r nan. be.L'inninu
with our nrchbishep V ato, the el-
side
choice
... ! . 4 s. .
The following communication.the VICW of Z the establishhowever strong prejudice and the ,npnt of usoful rHatlons- At the same force ofeducationaiuicircumstances!time that they desire to establish a may be, cannot but be read with in.;Sood understanding with states which teres t. imay have commercial relations with them, thev think, that before makFrom the Boston Online! of August 10.!jnjr ;iny diplomatic communication, rr.c5iDEXT or iiAYTi. tending to bring about this happy L-tate of allairs. it would be proper Having learned that one of our th:it (ilfv should know what are the
rv s(ji:aie where so many of the slavesl'pt-'tthle citizens had received a dispositions of those governments towere placed insight of the Turkish jletter from president Pover, of Hay-wal(5 them, and in what manner a licet, who had their decks covered, the subject of the acknow-;stt,p taken in this view would be rewith Greek slaves; oh! how the, Icdgnient of the independence of that'jvej. heart fickens at such rcfinment of :repuldic and of commercial arrange-!
cruelty, and turns with loathing and '"ients between her and the United! As to what concerns particularly
norror irom that liell-horn malic!'H-S e nave requested a copviUU- ' "' omru oi.t that could take delight in deridingir publication; and the receiver ot,1 am willing to believe, that trie obihe mental agonv of the innocent suf-!ir has made his personal disinclina-fstacll-,s which, until now, have preferers in the tragic, scene. What a!th)n to the publicity of a complime:.- vented it from pronouncing itself in number of wives were farced to be!'' document yield to hi desire to favor of the independence of the respectators of the cruel death of the.aliord mlbrma'tion to the public. Pu!'' of Ilayti, will disappear from
husha: als of their aflcctions. to see at. I he perusal of this letter will j.how. lll, icrt it sliall yieid weak' cou-
o loai' -1'!' rations to the honor of rendering
epen- ''1 brilliant homage to the principles justlv!to which it is indebted for its political
,1! '-r.-tfl h-rtlJtr'ii aud c ' . . v ll I Is. J . '. . . '.' i . .
(7i-
il.tl KanU ill l if lepUlallOn lull 1 1 1 . 4 .1 1 . 1 .1 nvicfenr , , .- , - 1 . , manv driven to despair by this appreciate their rights; and that. .-XiU net. iches wl.icli "fiiie 0 o-. -ad aceui-! 1 , r 1 c . edhvan acthe I,!, svnt in com-1' l "'" Tx conception, correct- uThe friends of liberty i necia!nui-uits ai d -t Vc laws a, ' the sea. others stabbed them-.n ot political merahty. and just ilcil Slars u.i,0 intf;rc5t ( ut 11. 1 pui urn u .1 la ai , h (,, t prevent the loss of honor lews ot national interest, this letter iivirtir.1i..riv ;M ,n0 f-,iv ()f nstitutiei., superior in our island. f!lpm n 4T.,.- . is eooal to v,!,itn nra,lH .i V11 tiru,ari. "!
Ji n L-. 1 P22. ric
Ind hv an aelh- t I,. "-"'M "" nemeiv e- m..4.w:., , uT,C JncmIs ot liberty in the fj-
1 1 I
inem-eives
ihr. P ,v.
i-i.s so mi .erior m our iiana. ... 41. " ..... n., .i....... . .... 1 k,,-,! uu. iK '-. lr "
. -. til ill 111 " ill-. .1 i iv 1 111 0 1:11 1111. vooiu 1 1 r 1 1 11 1 111 1 111 111 111 11 1. 1 t - a
even to li.ose oi the capita . Wheal, 1 "1M , ; 1 r' 1 vnen ma, ny CMnunuing to exeicise
.... -u. v, ...,.Mu o; - ..i...w ...... , iM,, u,o- hn . jnfiut,.rc un()r, the nub 1
11. 1 opinion hv their writings, ascertain. Ulie intentions of their government as
da.ibtnot that thcncw.cen-7't n V "e,r C-':i1, aV UJSf,:,hhev were every moment expoediThe mind of "man in bursting the t...in mut hav .head v xh 11 iPnt bam .f4m (,:fj ;:jr,,arians.-l!ut alas! hijlVtters of tyranny, awakes to new d x on and fallen like a tb,m-jlu,f . " 'Vlv lu Jic pnnci - u (4raw a veil upon those w ho thuJhfe and energy, and in averting the t en veur heart?. What morc;i ll-llV',1,;n !l? u -;lh A u1h tllc 1 aill.a -unk imtimelv into th.e graye h-t unchartered rights of nature, evince, ..1 .f u 1. ........ 1 .1 jt" a np. i"i,e him edit what was hi- . i , ...1 . 1. ', ,....nt:n. ...,1 41 :.
ii!'ist:ious and innocent oMtntrv-l. ,!U ' f'-io M'?itI i,ito cast
!iu;.agt s, sme mole 01 t.:e,e lnno-
j. nt in- n, and to transport all the
len cl them in prison he?
- - v .... . i v .--vi''. i.ii:. 1 - 1 .
He in all. universally ee.mrdi"-!0 ot ,hc nt. ato ....,,.....1 ;...a 1. !.i .. icitadel, net h aving nnv whatever
r . dor the poor inhabitants of the citv .nges tor m;re tnan a :ir r it.' . 1 .
in-
motive. 1 r latter.
a accusauon ;iga;n-i inem, n:;v(
I- a-t, with ut a si:
a.ut even the s!iadw (
o numerous. A month
to w hat cent cms the acknowledg-
i;oi ii.uiow oui soui- uui n.e recii-i" eu.uioii umviioun 10 uio.-e m r,c .t,.,., ..1.,, f W., , t;
tals ot these atrocities; their vuirer-t;.raidom. Cjenius, bravery, arid i ingsarc oyer, and their felicity, let, I'ijih moral attainment, r. re confined "As to you. sir. who arc animated us hope, bcc;un. jto no zone, nor color, but where ;bv so noble a zval for every thing; . . I freedom is, there will thev flourish. !vhich can coetribute to the happi-
11 is now rime 10 turn your sympa-;Ti 1 f f . Mvj1!0,s of d. and who have so
understood but the .prejudices a-;ut'U proved the lively interest which
gainst them are fast wearing awav,tycu take in the caue of t!ie Haytiens
fhv toward the unfortunate survivors of tiic general wreck, to call.
w hen the Samiot? landed, the'dear countrymen, vour attention toi
sent scnie of the hostages.
"'!. I . I'M I . "
(,.,,! 1.. a. ir....iJ' eerai 1 UMvS to prevail on
h Ml ( tl V I tl iter t.lO 1 1 l , l n. t i ' . O
i --w ...v- """-'ivul, , ,,,.;.. I. i I i .1M r- 4 a i. .. :
:airt put upon the persons off1" l" " S VV rl , , l" ; lanthropsit -t-row no more. Their d,ath. v,w''' a"d tVllJ l!u:H" ",mMc rs fr,1,,(,ron of hft tenderest age unt.ll statesman.
md the day, we trust, is not far dis-,hv the useful ami judicious obscrva-
,1 1 1 . . r- .1
ue miseiaai, nauru state oi inou-tailt xvhCII tIc Ui.ittni Stales will ac-:ti""s which vou addressed to me, sands ot our bnots, with which thejnnn.vn,(ifro (!w.It. ;,wlr ,,,,1. , -.i !,rr,mv. with nv Jha-K. for tho
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l-l 4" ..: jl a m t if 1 a t . . . a r
ine ca:nni.- 10 ci acunie i no isiano. mnrKcrs nrro. ai smvrna arai ftcio i. r..n . .. 4. . i-.i 1 ',..1 ,i;.-,.,;i;. ,.. ,..n;u . .,ir.
1.4 4 .4 VAU-III) IIUl .ItI 1.1 i IHU lJ!ll- "-' 'V J---. ... .. . .. .. .v v v...v. . .. -. . e
rnininus ai d cruel.
in
nn-ir . fli'it tlifit -.i.l.l . . ...... . . . . 4
.1 4l',-,v' nil. HUMIU SMIMII,! pill tile tirst; , , . , ti... i..
I C . ... . 1 1 IIIUIIIIUVIIIM .11.111 ui mi, 1 ue t 1- . gin I, ncaiiv para! sed our ... , . ,. .. ...
I4 tlU.II I p 1 1 II llll M 'J' III till VH" tie with all the military, taking with
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;nus; nut tiie-c t- Ion!; upon
v n- e!ijoing eternal and immuta-! trinity. Our pitv no ler.-ger i
U ie. L'lll it HOWS. lor llios" llll-
;n .ie- u ha iiave sui
. If -!.t -efoi f h are d onu d to have
pi t . unexampled in hitorv ar.'d
;aiior3 01 every kind. Who 'Mlla ut shuddeimg read of tho d rum, the universal desolation
him all the hostages. It was understood that a number of peasantry had
. . : joined the Samiots: thev were, in a vived. and-' , . , .
manner, lorct ai 10 11, oeiug appr?hensive of the Samiots thcmsclvi. and they were only .armed with sticks and staves. Kb ven das after, the Turkish
ir tamed and once happy i-le jdeet arrived at the island anil landed
but of the sagaciousih'un towards us, the assurance of my
distinguished consideration.
'BOYER."
now, nursed w ith the mo-t delicate
attention, now driven about with only apiece of cloth around their infant limbs, without shoes or anv
othcr covering, having nothing to Jcon Pirrre Boer, presidmt nf Ilayti, detected that had for its object an
hut a piece ot bread thrown! to .Mr. Dcdc at .Vorth Sa- joverthrow of the constitutional gov
f niTMCATI . REPUBLIC OF IIAYTI.
Portugal. A conspiracy has been
st.-K tion of all it- inhabitants.
dv one hundred thousar.d. who. ' pt a very few. that .almost mira-
"udv m ap .I frrni tlns- ill fated
10, hae fallen victim Ut the
rK to tire, hnra'cr. .-ind d.ivf r.
h "i,t of all evils? Who can. "'it n a lings ,,f indignatiuTi man--ti'ir cheeks without execra-
th' lu rOf f V.i toi . nf lif-i.4 linrriil
l,fhll a whole citv. latch so Irnl i?:g. n w one heap of ruins Milages, innumerable courdr !'- -J J.rcv to the flames? Our ' r at ( s hoo library, hospital tfif sir -k and for the lepers, Jazerr!' seatfackeil with the plague th's ol chunhes richly adorned ''lie f'( 1. 1 i 1 1 vi A iii'ic. ti 4. n .L-1 1 1 r
1 6,000 soldiers, or rather assassin, who. joined by the 3.000 111 the castle, being unable to .attack .and defeat the 3.000 Samiots. urd their weapons against the innocent and unarmed inhabitants, and turned their fury against women and children, killing, burning, and taking in alaven all the inhabitants of the place; the
men they slaughtered, the women
and children they brutally treated, and huddled together in one of the
large squares, which contained several hundr ed of the most respectable
families; they have not lett a stone upon a stone, all destroyed, all ruined: it would fill volumes to recount all the ditlciont scenes of horror
which the ruflians were guilty of;hu
uli. Our isj.ual late ly so much inanity shudders at it. But the uni
versal desolation had not vet satisfied
the blood thirsty followers of Ma-
hommed ; they had heaped upon their
trembling and tender victims all the
bitterness of their fanaticism 95
men, the first of their nation, both as
to character and property, men why
;'!' t( d by Europeans and more ,('dlv by the English families
V f first rank, w ill now have onh
relies to shew to the passing : -rs. s,,r 1; this so dreadful M h. The most dire of our cathe slaerv of so niatn re-'-a 1 .
i"-vj women. Joung people and
live upon nut a piece
to them by their inhuman keepers.
ill treated b them, sold from one to'
another, and all in this deplorable condition to he brought up in the Mahometan faith, and lose sight of the precepts of our holy religion. We see all this yrs, alas!- what can we do here, reduced to three or four, who, if found out, w ould be exterminated without mercy? Wfhat we could do, we have done but howlittle among so many claimants to our charity? Vou, Brothers, friends and countrymen, are in the capital of England,
the centre ol philanthrophy, who live among a people always famed
tor tneir generous lecling towards
the unfortunate or their dislike to
tyranny, and their support of the op
pressed, beg, pray, intrcat, appeal to
their feelings, call upon them, as brothers, as men, as fellow beings
it is the cause of humanity and religion, they cannot, w ill not be deaf to your prayers and exertions: they will afford us, as far as lies in their power, the menus of redeeming the captive, of aiding thoe families that are in a state of nudity and starvation, who will soon arrive in almost every port of the Mediterranean, when they
have heen enabled to ny from a yok worse .than, death. We rely upoi
lem, Missach use Us.
"At Portau Prince, Aug. 10, 2321,
eminent some priests, uholvm
appear to have heen at the bottom of the business. It was their design to
19th vear of indepcndence.'liave killed oil the most emh.er.t
. members ot the cortes. hnslavcd "I have received, sir, the letter !naliol)S wm iearn (iat if they desire of 9th April last, w hich you haveto rcRain thcir naturai rights as men,
oeen pieaseo 10 aourcss , ine. lthov nuist commence t he work oi re-
I have read it with all the attention
which it merits, and all the interest w hich the sentiments it inspires, die-
1
generation by disposing of the national priesthood in comfortable quarters,
where thev shall be treated well,
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nitieu. 1 cannoi nui applaud llnf thtiy descryo it but not be permanifestationofzcaland philanthro- n.in,.d lo meddle with wordlv-af
fairs. . The cortes have adopted measures
for the tranquility of Brazil. They
appear to be liberal, and probably
will have Some etlect. fhev have
py which animates you, and the wish which you have formed of seeing
ymr government, and those ol
Europe, .acknowledge the indepen
donee of the republic of Havti. For
the interests of humanity and of "Hlocree(hat thc-crown prince shall tional morality, it should be wislied;rcnKlinJ thiscoant to govern it. i.( r il,., .,.a.. ...:..i.( i . . - . . - . - .
This is what the people seem totiave
that the rights of the people might
be recognized throughout all the! civilized world, and that relations.
desired.
It is likely that the crew of the
had always followed the paths of your endeavors, and still more uyoo
reciprocally advantagcMis, niight(.orYCtU; iic-ro;nc (among whom are
ne estaniisnco neiween siaies ciesn-j 9 Americans,) will be treated as ued to exchange tin? products of their:,.;,..,,-. vessel, being condemned
oil. Tonsidercd in this point ai da, guc .j,!, jt appears probable
view, u cannoi oe uemeu mai iiay-j,Klt v)0 really was, without a re ti is of great importance in the scale uar commisslon A 001 any one. of commerce. It is then to be hoped Niles' Register.
that time and experience, enlightenit.g governments upon their true in- PRICES CURRENT. lenvvts. anil ilectrov inir .'ill nrf-mdi-
ces founded upon trifling and absurdity 27. Philadelphia. BaliimorC
( onsider.itions, will produce thoj luur
jrein of a wise and reasouable policy Whivlicy
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