Richmond Weekly Intelligencer, Volume 1, Number 34, Richmond, Wayne County, 4 September 1822 — Page 2

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From Lou hn p pcrs to July 12,

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a inrM c-emparative .Mu vc in the Ttwi wt for the Inst ojuartcrof about StVJO'V.. f rlintr. The estimated er. t of (he ear. however, were ! '.r,00C. and the income for ilu rnne period oI.25 2.0001. leavi; - a -in plus ef 3,1 33.000.C. The duke of Yotk, it is said, has

las estate

Fremli press is permitted to say

! nlv azures us, that a widely cxtci -'jded revolutionary spirit prevails.

Private letters say that the govern

ment is much alarmed with the fear of a i miction of sentiment between

;?in:.' I retail.', i nnro was;..,.. ,irmv ,IIUi ti10 nponle.

Spain. The revenue is detieient

!in the sum of about seven and half

'millions of dollars, and a loan has

'been authorized. The kin deliver

led an address on the separation of!

the cortes. The later, in their answer, remarked, that agriculture beirK' almost annihilated, industry

ir.n ver ius estate ;u inianus-i-i . ,,,wi rnii ,..r,lrd.

wi.hali the p-ouh- crops, 'e. toju wa e-v to pare down the

trer-tccs. for ti. pament oi

debts.

in

s 'public expenditures with the most

severe economy.

iiKM t fao!llH.uis;re,scs1n m;-i Wf s bu A letter from ni d maKethe Iu art k 1 aO.OOO par; latetl jljJv 3 j, published in persons we re in -actual want i?thv Lmulo paprr,-it contains the the ountv of Cork a man and msv ,,...;. n . iiii.

to

in- and nine children had starv

f '-1 1 .. I.. ... I... ..

r.ner in ciaie . mu im- uu u 'i ,,-,, iiw

' ; follow inr singular paragraph.: "Hos

, tilitics with Spain are not expected

T.d of thU or the course

Ulttl I I'll' ll t 111 J'Clll. II' H HIV VI. It embraced a pooject to got Ferdinand

i . i i

ci proper i mcai or pm.uef, u? f . , The plan aeainst

persons in the count of .Mayo, !c.

The military officers on half-payout of the country, which he was to .inu unt to ten thou-ard. A l irt :re-entt r at the head of a fore'mn arsl.jp off0 gu;-. "built vx it tlv o: the my. Mt of the powers were more mfdelof the American frigates," was or le-s implicated iu thi pnje( t.1 scon to be launched at Woolwich. rr, , .- r.i , . , . h n.ic. i ranslation ol the extract

Most of the -hips of the navv, 1- of a rescript addressed by hiholi!ies il l! Hi I.rtsmcuth, are thonuiuhh Pin-VH, to the vicars apostolic of

ues rocj3 at BaMa, cen -&?zt tcj

iiii .iiiii.iv.v uy lilt; " iuiuih....-!

LATE FRUM SPAIN. By the arrival o' the brig Cuba, at Boston, in 3G days from Gibraltar,

advices have been received from

that place to the. 14th ultimo. "Trie intelligence from Madrid i: to Julv 4th. Disturbances of a seri

ous aspect had taken place in Madrid.

The populace hnd been bred upon by the king's guards, and in consequence had evinced a disposition to attack him in his palace; but, by the intervention of the coites. anymore serious atlVav was prevented. fcOft the following day, a report having prevailed that the guards would be disarmed, a lare portion of them, 4000, marched out of Madrid, and bel t their course towards a province, where the malcontent were reported to have gained some conscderahlc success. Most of. their

as I rlo V9ith thote that lay before us,

fin.l with whit h we have to encoun-

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ler annually; I mean the paying oi pears to De cnecKed.

tixes, w hich comes yearly ana grows higher every year. J think wc might in a proper manner ask what becomes of the 2000 w hich is annually collected for County purposes? In what manner is it appropriated? And if collected and paid over to the County Treasurer, jtfby so many (dd county orders Afloat, shaved down like the paper ofbur insolvent Batiks? In my opinion a retrenchment of the fees of some officers

board of her, fiaa fallen the dlcr-

... A A',,1 Rof Ai J . 4

It is "positively asserted that fi.:.

vessel was completely over va.,i !

and cleaned out alter returr .'v f, the Pacific that, aware of iiU

of wood taken on board for fafU., I

deprived of its bark, to avoll J

much as possible, the decay of vJ

geiame matter, ezc.

The JVaTi. The V'ashingtonGaJ

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. . i i t i:. ?(in nun uin"iu irtVV ftti., oucht to take place, or an abolition " j niff" .l.iri.tl.r r .f wnmr nf them. 1 IOel s. u...

. - .!. . i "I janua

ary last. This, sure!

V, !

.1 .1 ... T.- U(f.P Anti

I 1 , .. , i-.- . arge number out of so sma a rr-J ibniifrb I brn d work mv political s . . . ,l Cc P

. ... . :i, a, J el we apprelicnd tlat t U r

r ii i.i . i'

oflic( r de-erted them w hen this ma-Nw could save upw ards of $00

sure was ro ?olvt d ukii ''Another account of the mutinv among the kio's guards, stages, that they had proce ded no further than to one of the king's palaces in' the vicinity of Madrid, where they had an interview with the kini!, w ho in vain endeavored to persuade them to rrturn to Madrid.

poitioij of incapable aid the ir;c tirU

cut persons therein has been reduc-

ruin, I w ill risk my opinion with the

public. I will not undertake; to

I . 3 till 'C.ll'MJ .11

I . . . " I nut little: we mean the dror.s I ... A 1 ... A . 1 ...... . . . mfi ri I Il-lt 7

uui iu.il e ii.ii- nu iiHiu. i.vj 1 1 . 1 , .

wiioiii we nae oeieioiore ?poker there are too many of them.

I then would troposea plan by which

vearlv, or in other word-, not have

Mr, Uawhpk nzain! In th

London limes, we tind an arc

"A private letter of the 5th ult. ted a .d exjxrnded, and for what? mentions that some strange i-fpirls A!idisl then, the commissioners were abroad that a reinoev was tnlk-f urt, fcWfct a court of Jus1 ces of the

Vd of, that an extraordinary ( 'ot- e..ce hf it;stituted i its -f-;icl ; ai d

atiettcd with the dry rot. T be pre- (neat Britain.

s : ?aiaries oi the ottuers at this! .. ,. , , , v ,A ami.untt.i ;)0-OO0f.;i u:.r! a ""ir'; -ipo'tidir laboring in tin

" I v i : i .t r 1 1 if , in . I i .1 1 I mi't il ! 1 1 n r

Frcmlhe 25th of June to the 4th . da: d attention to tin tluit alii" olld Uc convoked and ihaMhe t them rcc'iv,' lor their services Cf Julv. !T8 vrrh entered at theithe Cdthlul. whom wu have omi-:"!lt b coiidered m a tt:,.e . I jtu.' honors of their oflice, and tho ... . .... . . . . ...... I 1,-1 - Ii.,, r-,r.w. I..I1. . M,i ' .ll.'.i! II Ivl'.'v tt tint ...,!.. ...! T ... Ill

P--rt oi ktverron . 54 of wliich were mitt, d to vour nastor : care. Hvt ' ' r "' I" rv"1""'

fremtbe United States.

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it to pay. which amounts to the sw.nolte lHtHn l-orcign Philar.thri

thing. The Board of Commission-hue- Society." for the permancrtr; eis costs the countv S72 annunllv.'h f of the laboring classes. , Am. The countv treasurer receive? l6ohh vice presidents are .one duk s- i . . 'i

annuallv. Gnind Jurors receive; o cans, six counts anu visron

somethini; like $200: supervisors b'ids and barony and John ,; viewers of roads, $200. Here weSlolph, esq. Virginia, U. S. ib,

iave the round sum of S'572, eollec

I

Co, t. Strnnus is .still zcalnu?

enter into the earth at the north.?.

has .drafted and published a u

memorial to congress which he

-ires may be jrenerallv sitn.edhv

peoide of the United State?, pries that two vessels, V fourd ii

cacor:

C! rue - M'Ke.zie. of Rutland. V.-r tn- i. it is said is likelv tf bee- mi l -t! Monro, of Ros-.l,jro ;n Vi)

i ; !: fo a yankee firmer mav b

(. ortnthian nilh.-ir ir: fn m TVi

tain, art! pre!:ablv ;av- n.oro i-nir-

I I . 1 ! ' r." ., I Lfll.c. ll-m, ... I I . . I

... i., , v. it, ni 3 o l ,,:.,.,,

rpi . , un' t lie I I iu u i

l n:- Tiling li.i- hapj

ol the lineal de

a--. hue cJ ' v the

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one.nr.ther in charitv. sino-ritv and)1"11 u,( :ircmH,, I,un' vu l'" w' (t !'"n, ,u 'Puuiim. a;-a f.ropner, truth; that in the -moral a-itation;u Ul: arable, tho mab o- -enls m- br buaes offery kind which hevsbo.v tlienwdve; an example of ' "Te.th, and u LaUl ia!.f..prr! beb n-. toa court of c-mmis-irood works; that t, ev.bevtbokii r n1i";iI- as bavin- lar-e to; re .-.'o. ei, will to attended toand cona. (1 be si. dutiful and faithful to hinv,m tiM' , -Jucted by them or any three of tbem. that our advers er m.-iv fear foot "A l'lan has 1,ron 1;1h1 1 ffore tb;as well as it heretofore has been.

the next pi ;re, abolish the trea

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that thev abstain from readintr IMc K,!i,,t,ni 1 orm-al into circle.

.us books. ;IV which, in tbeso diviMons, and parches.

tim..i imr Uv r... "Anotm r acooti :t represe, its that

Co' -case

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1 . r ., . .lli.ll. K. M .MIIliU 'UUI, III ll, .11 nrt; ,i ft. i-irl,- ,1 ..-...... I t '

V, IM . I'Ulllt I llll 1 II II I 'I..! II l I I

.ill IUO lion sjjpj

liirion is in all directions aaih-d -,oUr ,'uar;!s eompri-

l(j sinu about 1 COO men. marched out

oj Madrid on tne 1st, and on the 4tb

. a'.i v.i i r. I'liiiii t iviii.iiiri.t-.. i .1 i t . .

1 1 rr Ml HIP

v . II m. . . .

U.lit;,.e .,,,.,..,.1 i... i n i, .were at tlie I rad". I tieir ohiect

.vtailivil.n 'if'f'nui II I ll.- Mill I (I. I l Itbev conform in faith and eood works was ' ci force the io, ,1 am! ority irt

- - X . V. . 'P All

avarre.vve. l fie ij.-vei uneiu nau

d Mr. McKi tzie.

J;-!ih XaZ x. 1G22.

it,'( f!..r I .. I - 'to VOU. a tlieir nntforn in nn-rrnl ,IV '

as'dra vn ..r, f.,.m tl. ... ... in. !and practice. While we trust, from 'ral Morillo to prevail upon

The fillow'

1 1 . 1 1

suier .mice, wnicn never nas neer of any other service to the countv.

than to take one hundred dollars

an

toe purpose, may e.

voyage of discovery

From the N. V. lerrantile .Alv tiser, An i?. 10. We have iceeived bv the Gray, the Mobile Register of t !3h ult. which contains the p

nually from its revenue. And ince!r,ar- 5f' l"3 llsf; hrigs $ ti

everv man is li.j!dc to be a grand iu-'.n, ol bofo:.. and Hero, ol r

10 of 120 guns, 1,200 1 of 112 do. 112 3 of 110 do. 330 I of 103 do. 100 1 t-f 10) do. 10G 5 ol 10 J do. 520 4 el do. 3!)2 I of GO do. 1G " of 34 do. 5Ti3 1 "f 32 do. 32 13 of So do. . 1.040 " of 73 do. 543 3 of To do. 228 6 of 74 do. G, a 1 " -f 64 do. 4 13 ol GO do. o;o 5 of 53 do. 200 1 f 5fi do. ;, "f 50 do. 400 'f 43 do. 96 0: d 4J do. 3.032 -1 of 44 do. 17b' 1 f 42 do. 1.3 J 2 2 f 33 do. 70 3 of . 30 do. 103 2 of 34 do. 03 2 of 30 do. m 20 of 23 do. 500 M of 26 do. 333 C of 24 do. 144 4 of 22 do. 33 lo of 20 do. 320 ti- of 18 do. 1,152 ti f 1G do. JG 5 14 do. 70 20 .f 12 Jo. o.jo 62 of 10 do. o 1 of 9 do. 09 2 of 5 do. 19 -5 of G do. 30 2 of 4 do. g

ror, and dnce nonan under the pre

sent law, is likely to he one more than oucc in three years; let him perform this service without pecuniary compensation. All men under

Ivour fidelity and proved ver oration ,nem to TcUu u :iud submit to the and over a certain age. are liable to

torus, that thi3 dutv shall b iv, "suiu.tu .o,i-:.,e?. IZc u..w k m. ,mhmo hmus .nuiooeap-

pimiui ruii' 1 iiimi If V!T, illiU this in rotation, let them receive for their services, t!oodroad. Vt der thee regulations, fellow citzeris, our

taxes mitji't h. reduced at b ast one-

pcrfaimeil, w.- impart you the apos- nKl(le v r',i lV-l to them to come tolie benediction. Given at Rom 'ck but w ithout succor. Lit the rolbwrr. .f h,dv ANrv tt, 1 town council ol Cadez made

cr, on the" 13th April." Year of knmv to ih inhsil.ititnts on the 6th. -race. 1320; of our pontificate. 21 hat a committee had been appoint-

RICHMOND.

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('-,i.i-, tuiu ut-.ueii poineiv. 1 ne jTurki-h t?eet then in shiht, lyinp ,in Scio Heads. It is stated that thei iTurks intend to make descent ore

j other Greek islands, and serve the Wi.nM;siv, St:rT. jpeopie ;n thev served those of Scio, MMiHi

j but i' is hoped thnt the patriot! iileet will be able to defeat such a Ic-j .'ultimate design. !

delnhia. T':o crews of both v??.

were all siived. It was Cearcdi

the pilot boat Margaret was lo-!

she went. out with two men duri

the gale-of 'the 9th, and had r

since been beard of.

The oopLadv Washington, frj

St. Auiruttne, haviff on h

Mors. Revolds, Hanham, h

(member5 of the Florida con

Gaither, Ifaeklev, and Haines .

'arrived at Penjacola, after twice 1 '

h

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r ed to iespect the fortifications of forth, the people benefited, and no Tnvvy ccnpi'-. simvreck 0 Jun.rj;. A vessel arrived at Bos- their island, in order to render that individual injuried. mr, ;r f r, u ...' ,j ton from Smvma, olFSeio was hoard- Strong hold of liberty' impregnable SIMOMDKS. f , " !' ' ,l rr f 1 1 c . . . J , I ls"lU " port, she shinpeo a heavy sea." e.i tiom a tire, k sloop of war. in under any circumstances. ' ' . . 1 . J ' company with f.fty-two sail of armed Xt. W. Red J.dcL and the chiefs of the tlL 't "1

4. 1822.

WILLIAM PRINCK is elected ti.

represent the First Congressional District of this State, in the 18th

A hard fought battle is rennrfn!

;between the Suliots and the Turks,013 in which the latter were defeated!

jwitlmreat loss in killed and C00 For the Richmond Intelligencer. (prisoners; among the latter were 50 rr 0 ;eminent Turks, WMM. ransom had v T' 4. t . . Jbeen fixed at 500 purses each. j c , . a1ft.ngto the constitution ! 'ot Indiana, I lind that the people. J Advices from Bucharest, dated at all times, have a riht to consult June 3, (says a London paper,) have lor their common good; to instruct

oeen rereive.i. 1 hey state that, "-'! r repreentatives, and to apply not only has the retro;ade march of r redress of grievances. Under'

the lurkish troops been Mayed, but cover of this clause of the constitu

ent ttie najah 1 acha had c aused tojtoii, I shall make some observations, be proclaimed in all public places.)") a loose way. It Js well known that l alla-cl.ia should continue to that our repr. seitation heretofore

nv occupied oy an armed force. "as eonsuieiet! weak; that it The garrisons consisted of 4,000 'ias r,t romc to that point which the

men.

was thrown on her beam end?, i

afterwards righted,, aiid after s j

din three atsd a half hours ur

bare pedes, she gave a lee luchaf

IMICI). Ill il. iw.ril.MI. Clfll.lf

lll.tlH -...... -.. I . . J A I A jl f I

...... miu ma. ne ,h(, rcni:m,( 15 or 20 minutes,

wn,ieN wno insmu eel and attendedrrrrw nmi p;StiOI,rs c,insjinc tot meetincs amoir- them, stole theii -i. ;,!., r... r. a n'r.nHi. n

aod ran on shore at 5

Ml mi bo;rd were saved

hix nations, have earnestly requested the Friends, (or Quakers.) to use their influence to free them from the missionaries now on the borders of

""""!s um-iii, Moie uieu 'iwjiJe: for s' horses, drove ofl'tiieir cattle and tax- jv rioted ed their lands! . U j

f Florida. The Bensacola Florid iaf, states, that there Js not a minister of the Gospel within the province of Florida!

515 vessels.

Guns 22,221

France. A captain Valle has been executed at Toulon, for a conspiracy against government. The Woniteur ives a very lame account of an

attempt made by a colonel Caron toj

seduce certain bodies of troops, w ho

appear to nave followed

We expect a declaration, says a Vienna paper of June 23. from the

emperor of Russia, by w hich he will

entirely detach himself from tht

Greek Cc uise. It is also rTnei(fd

that those diplomatic Russian cha-

racters, who have been so strenuous

in behalf of the Greeks, will be out

t r .

.mi oi employ.

Brazil remains unsettled, but the

the cry offprobabihtv is that vents will brma

Vive Fempereur. It is stated thatjaiwuit a total separation f n m the lie ;vus arrested but ull that the jniuthcr country, A body U rortu-

people anticipated; that it has been too much conlii ed: in fact, that it

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left undone some thing which it ought to have done, and done some things it ought not. never yet 1 r . . I . i . . . . J

Miew upon wnai principles of law, reason, or common sense, the pullic buildings in Salisbury were made, by an .act 'of Assembly, to belong to the citizens of that place. 1 am also surprised to find them appropriating .$100,000 for the opening of State Roads, and not know how much wn6

due the state; however, I do not feel

agitated with psst cveots as ouch

ROSTON, acq. lS.

Tbn crlininrr T jui Iv Hone. W1

sailed on Sunday last for Tape H : : . i ,1 mnr hi

t iff , ucii, i an aeu a newr inu'iu.u m James n nifttev tnrnsxeorth (in ti

r. . . . . hh iiuiiiTiir conee. Avnitiu

.orinernM,stnctol IN. i .j lor iorjr-!.....,.,...! , rnnr. a fori

itity m a short time, kinc any of the kernel.

w ill be an imnnrtant acnuilin!

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iag U.S. Patents for bounty Inmi; ". ' ha; l,oen M ntenccd, by the U. S. UaWi a

ivibinci c.oun, io uc nung on the 20U inst.

Yellow Fever. On the ICth inst.

the board of health at Philadelphia

promoiiea an iniercourse with the

the city of New York. Though the fever hat. not yet made much nro

gross in the latter, and all the cases

that have occurred are traceable to

the infected district, there was mud

alarm on account of it ; so as to speak of a removal of the custom bouse es

tablishment; which does appear to

nave neen necessary as yet. N iles' Reg.

77 Macedonian. Several dentbt.

of the crew of this frigate have occurred since our last; and Dr. Kis-

im, of the briir Spark, who u...

called upon to attond the tick oi

HavtLto which it is first offered

The model of a" machine was exhibited at Merchants' Hall Saturday. It moved by acrai

to be turned by a person in the " i i i . . . ..m, ? nuf I n

oii, auu wmni operates ujw- i !)er of propeH Jain the rear, tliaM ( (ornately push against the grooK (

1 he invent lousupphcs a aeutjoj in other machine carriages, as j

s:ards ascenditsajlill.

Wool. A corresnondent inform

. T . Nl

t Mat mm . hmmfr lit to J iint;'v

... ...... j - - I, of the present year, there nas

imnortcd intbi . strict w,tu '

reign ports, one hundred and "jnC

-even thousand nine hunurtu four pounds of Wool.

nrenrfy. We learn there hast

imnorfed intu Ibi nrt two hU,!UI

i:

ma 9US

it r fou Th ho fiiei to.i get the 5ift5 We

aud tirciit-thrco tbogLSliduui0,,