Camden gazette and mercantile advertiser. (Camden, S.C.) 1818-1822, July 19, 1821, Image 2
Foreign*
NEW YORfc, JULY 7- I
STILL LITER FROM EWGLA.YL
The ship Cortes, Capt. De Cos .
arrived here yesterday in da>*
from Liverpool. The Editor of lie
National Advocate lias received l?
%
this conveyance, London papejs ot
the 8th, and Liverpool of the 9 l?
June, i'lio Cortes sailed on the 10th.
being Sunday. The Editor return*
liis thanks to Capt. Crocker, of th^
ship Ann, arrived at Liverpool, for
Jiis polite attention iu transmitting late'
London- paper*.
The Evolution in Turkey appears
to be rapidly progressing. An ar
ticle, dated Zaute, May 12, states,
that the Greeks were worsted in thq
onset at Patras, but that they after
wards obtained possession ' of the
*s-r-r*,- ?? Lepanta, and . drove the
(torn the place. For three
<. was a prey to flames and
riuod. The Aarchbishop unexpect
ed advanced at the head of a consider*
Ajyie iotce, tepulsed the Turks,
Tnildioifrlhjfti into thri fnrt amidst
mv?"< r??o vrti
WW m & j itlmen. "
r# A Greefc^vionk, named Gregory;
A " till? . hqmL ot 6,000 Greeks and
tLiiniani^bade himself master of
e He of Corinth, while the inhab*
mts - of Napeli de liom?tti* took
own ot' Ar^os, and the Maitto*
tes, led. on by an ex-Russian Major'
I iMul a Captain, obtained possession
mf Mrotirk and Bordorrt. In every
M* i of tlie ftttk islands, in fact,
the cause of tMHBuUan seems to be
Mlte'towesieLb. ^ |
The Ambassadors of Russia and
istf ia, at Constantinople, are said
have transmuted despatches to
ir respective : sovereigns, relative
file atrocities committed in that
* Capitol, especially wifh 'refetioh to
k irtTifcr i-r *>
.jmm T "7
+ JS-. totjjs ol' 5000 Janissaries, in
ascending I he Bouphorus, burnt and
pillaged all the houses, withoutdis
?tf notion, belonging to the Turks and
MAR. -.lp* Qpunwlint-^istbej
iiussian Embassy oulv saved his
property by throwing handful* of
I..I I ? mi trrir-rT'' ? *???? ?? 1
mmiii. iumuj, me uauve
Christiana have suddenly and almost
tiftiveraaHy sought reftfgelrt the motin-'
tains. The Frank* and Europe?
merchants of. Smjrna have sought,
shelter on hoard their vessels, with
their moat valuable effects.- The
"T?rlw set flrt to rtrn Grand Bassaar
*t>f the Jews in that city.
Vjwilanti baa be?* joined
by Vrince Ci*itecu?ena, a descendant
Greek Em(>eior?. liis bro
ther Dainetrlus is in Odessa. AM
Rhyza,' a banished Vieler, has been
t: ? appointed ;to act against the Greeks
i wFSm Jttwraa. ?' mii
Information had been received ?t
Pari*, which was geufeiaiiy believed,
that Ypaiianti is master of the Ad
litnople, and was preparing to march
against the Capitol ofTurkey.
The m hole of Bulgaria baa taken
up arms. The army of Epirus is
marching upon Thessaly. The
(N^BOfr nrett arm fay the WMw York
for their redaction are almost entire
*lj destroyed* " % ^ v V" ' t
-The i5ew Grand Bender
i 11 Aii had scaicely been installed be
fore a flrmnti*of Hie Grand Bigttior
exiled him to Cyprus, his administfa
lion having lasted only ten days.
; A letter fiom Leghorn, of the 10th
May y states that the Greeks are arm*
ing a great many cruisers in the
Archipelago against the Oftofo<ms?-^r
Thej have more than 300 vessels
which are spread over the Archipe
lago, and are said to have captuml
a Turkish frigate and three brigs. ?
They are much enraged against tli?
Knghsh who are suspected of having
?iveii information to the Turks, so
as to have frustrated some revolts,
particularly in the affair at Patras.
The number of Greeks niurdere<i
in Constaniinoplc amount* to thou
sands. The iurious people cut oft
the h<*ad of their victim* with tin
yen Wat iiuiiffui nee. .
i ?
The populous town of Lariat, in
Macedonia, is staled to have fallen
into the hands of the Creeks, and
ihat th*v have cut the throats of all
he inhabitants. ? ^ . -H
It is stated, on iha authority of
advices from Constantinople, of the
27th of April, that that capital had
b ecome mot e tranquil ; that the Porte
had forbidden alt persons, excepting
he military, to have arms, and (hat:
*he Christian subjects were ordered
to keep the shops open. All letters,
of protection or naturalisation in'
Foreign States, given by Foreign
Ambassadors or Consuls, are declar
ed void, and every native of Turkey
is enjoined to declare himself a sub
Meet of the Sublime Porte.
The Foreign Ministers accredited
to the Porte, notdeeming themselves
safe hi the capital, on account of the
excesses committed by the armed
populace, have embarked for the
town of Ruyukdere, a -town situated
upon the Bosphorus.
In consequence of hostilities . be
tween the Greeks and Turks, Rus
sian and Austrian cordons of obser
vation have been formed on the fron
tiers of Turkey.
A camp of IS, 000 men is about
to be formed in the vicinity of Mad-<
rid, and that capital is uo^r under the
orders of ?en. Moritlo.
The subjects of Sardinia and the ,
T*o Sicicilies, who haff taken part i
h? the late disturbances, are said Utf
be 'flocking into Catalona, in Spain.
Tranquillity is said to^be perfectly
restored in the kiqgdonrof Naples.
The kiug of Naples entered his;
capital on tne 6th of April, when ;
he issued a proclamation in which-, lie ;
alluded to numerous "crimes" thai
bad take? place. A commission had
* een appointed to inv^sf%ate^1c0^
act of/all persons conuc
the navy, during the re vol
I Some disturbances ate said to J
kuve recently broken out in Calabria, J
but thay EaJ been quelled, aud sev- 1
wal Carboniari shot. . . j. v .
M. Pdzzo di Borgo, the Russian
Ambassador to the court of France',
has returned from Lftybach to Paris.
j^M?.Lkvaiette, having received the
pardon of thf^ king, has returned to:
tar is. s -----hp j
The Empertfr -of Russia arrived;
at Warsaw on the ft)th May, on his
way to St. Petersbuvgh. . ;
It is staled in toe Madrid papers
iL- r-rr i ' -
Fr.ndiooTl.P~i., tgf jk. m,
Nmth> am) the other W?ie south 1
partof that conriry.'^.
The Spanish government -bad
granted imatnuual pension to. Gener
al Pepe. AW the Neapolitan refu
gees are heartily welcomed at Matl
tcre hail taken place in England.?
Bidmouih, Harrow by and Melville
are gsM UF bare reslgned^atod tftat
Canning]!* to fill otfe of their?ffaces.
A mere turn out of men; the same
system will lie preened.
* It is bow announced that I lie coro-j
nation of George IV. ie to tHke place"
ou the 10th of July. It i* added,
that he will assuredly visit Ireland
on being crowned. % 7 1
Lord Milton haft gjveo notice in
tliei 'ilouae of Oomq|sti8 that lie
would bring in a bill lor the repeal of
the duty on foreign wocL
The venerable Major Cartwright
has been aenteuced by the court of
Kingf* Bench, to pay a fine of ? 100
sterling, and Mr. Woobet to 16
months imprisonment in Warwfch
jail, for having convened and attend
ed a meeting at Birmingham* for1
the purpose of returtrilig V>.
W ooUey to Parliament. J
Tlie forgery mitigation punihsment
bill wa? loat iu the House of Com- 1
mons by a majority of six* 'The thiid
wan carried; but, iu consequence
?f ljondonderry (Caatlereagh) aig
oifyin;; bin intention to opfloae it
after several friend* of the bill had
teft the house, the question that " the
oil I do now pass," was carried in
oe negative. Mr. Brougham ami
.A>rd John Russell reprobated this
^toceetUttg fu t?ima ?*f ^reat severity.
It is FaiU (says the Morning Her
ald) that when ministers recently ob
jected, on the pound of expense to
the King's visiting Ireland and Haiu
over in the approaching* tummer;
they were replied to with not * little
vivacity of ,mannejr and expression.
? W hat ! (said his majesty) tv<fc]d
you shut me up * captive in** cage,
to be shown or seen at your .plea
sure?"*- ? ' -f
Arrived at ^ew-Yoirk^n'^^lrinsU
in 1? days from Curacoa, has brought
the editor of the NafSo^pl Advocate
regular file* of the Curacoa Cour
ant to the 10th of June, containing
the lrighly gratifying intelligence,
that lima had fallen ibto the hands
of the^Chilians. The pfrtictylara of
this great event are contained In the
Orinoco Courier of the 14th April,
a file of which had been received at
Curacoa by the Editor of the Cour
ijnt, who states that the fall *>f Lima
was preceded fey ua single victory
obtained At tin, by tffe troops of
Gen. San Martin, oyer the Spanfeb
arroy, under vice-king Pezuela,
where the latter lost lOirf slain,
1000 prisoners, and among them a
general 'of distinction, the count 'of
Urrelly." We entertain do dodtit
(adds (he Advocate) as to the accu
racy of this intelligence. Previous
accounts prepared us far the event,
and wetonfldently anticipate fi opi ' it,
results Of tike greatest magnitude,!
favorable to the entire emancipation]
of 8. America, and the total over- J
throw of the sower of Spain
By tho same ? ! ?
^confirmation.
'Caracas and
who
.WW hV
ordered ah
children found in i
to the sword, whi
...?
of the man. Both parties W" *?
have been concentrating their forces,
previoda to a fg&ieW engage?pot
^ wftidh H tfag
KacconnB* f?'t|le {jtrl
triots wlihdrawiog jtheir forces from
Caraccas, nod. other places adjoin-.
inc. without exhanating their strength
?by contending for their* possession,!
"Which they will again obtain without
a snaggle, if they prove victorious
in the approaching battle. They
?till occupy Maracay l>o and Coro
with a force of *000 m& ^7 1
||*A8HlN<STON, JULY ft.
Horrid Murder. "YefitmHymom
ing was found, in the bushes by the
side of the road leading from the
Potomac Bridge to Alexandria, and
-not for from (Sebastian Sptfng, the
bbdy of Mr. William Beaver, a res
pectable merchant and girdeer of this
ci!y^?e was shot through the head,
ntji ms thfMltut ! His pockela were
empty ? and were doubtless rilled.
Hto had been to Alexandria to pur
chase gauds, aadjtas on Ala whin ;
and, (I is supposed^ was shot onlfri
day evening, about sunset, .as a re
port of agon or pistol ttssid to have
been beard about that time. May
swift justice overtake the foul mur
derers ! Mb
The Passengers from Baltimore J
we are sorry to aay, bring the infor
mation that several cases of the Yel
low Fever have occurred fcbout Bow
ler's and Smith's wharves, and that
the people art removing from thai
neighborhood with proper precipita
tion, and other precautionary mea
onres are taking hi consequence of a
proclamation of the Mayor.
SAVANNAH, JOLT 10,
Horrid Murder /?About askM
night on Sunday last, a white man
named Saunders, living iff miles up
the Augotta road, was shot dead in
his house by a negro fellow, sup
posed to belong to a Mr. Brown, n
or about Augusta, aud known by tin
name of Essex. Mr. Haubder* wad
railed to the back door by the fel
low, and as lie opened it he received
(he contents of a musket or fowling
piece into his head, and dropped |
dead on the bed from whence he had
just risen, and where lay bis wife
1 and three infant ch' ?dren.
On Mrs. Saunders screaming, the
fellow 'tvho had entered tl?e house,
seized her by the throat, apd seating
heron a bench, threatened thfet she
should share the'fateof her husband,
if she stirred or made the least noise ;
and this situation was she forced to
remain for a quarter oT an hoar/
while he was searching for plunder.
He ?rst secured well $>eouferdoor,
opening -into the public road, then
lit a tire from a smoking pot which
was in the house, and with th$ great-,
est coolness and deliberation pro
ceeded to his search for money.
Finding but two dollars, lie became
enraged against the terrified woman,
and threatened her with instant death,
if stye did not discover more or telL
him where the pockg-book /was.
He however found thafempty, and
then demanded " the two vjjtfchea/i
and with these and the fw^Wllars
departed 'through Hhe back door.
$oor $0 HBH
her ^husband's melancholy fate bad
beeh absorde&in the terror that w**
tbat'of iter ofeenine
todW'kft a prey to the
logs which the scene I
calculated to momm.
widow says that'
fore, and that he
occurred in our
oerely hope ih.
V ?EO*Gfet<
We have the pi
fiftr the informatioi
subscribe!* as' are i
merabroa*? that th
In genera!^ extrei
wlU not produce's 1
indeed* even leas:
survived the effect
will be further inju
quantities of goost
by tn? water. ?The
Corn and Potatoes ,
ing to the very wet
The weather Ml , . , ...
unusually warm, but Aere has been,
lately, touch thunder and lighting,
and we hate scarcely a day without
one or mora heavy showers of rain ;
this latter circumstance may have
contributed much to the conti nance of
that ,great degree of health which
prevail in the neighborhood : the
red by the vest
>-grasa produced
cropsof Cotton,
town is still- perfectly healthy, snd
we have heare of but very few in*
stances of bilious complaints in the
country. *
The negro Jack who was some
time since condemned and ordered to
tkFBxedbted .as an accomplice or as
sociate with the negroes who murder
ed Mr. Ford, has been reprieved by
his Excellency Governor Bennett
Joe.? We have seen abetter hav
ing tbe signature of three persons re
siding
a fellow supposed to be the notori
ing on Cooper river, stating Hut
ous Joe, was faVen on a Vr. A*hh\ 's
plantation in ht. Thomas's Finish
(52 miles fiom tliis place) on the ^C;li
nit. The fellow is said to lmve a
- 6C?r an bis face, another on his arm,
others on his legs, and in statue Mid
complexion to answer the description
given of Joe in the Governor's Pio
clamation. A detachment of the
Washington Greens, left town \es
terday for the purpose of bringing
the fellow here, should he prove to
be Joe the murderer. They took
i with them the fellow Jack, (who
with Joe previous to the inur
Uler) for the purpose of identifying
him.
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v CAMDEN.
THURSDAY, JULY 19, 1821.
JCrom the Pee Dee Gazette .
TO THE EDITOR.
J. SftwBoads and Stages again. I
am induced to call your attention to
this subject, from the paragraph in
j^our last paper, relative to the road?
to 'Charleston via Georgetown. Your
idea relative to a causeway at Mur
ray's ferry is admirable ; but, it bus
a simplicity in its origin, and a faci
. litv in lis toxecbtion, which places it ?
infinitely below the notice of (lie
board of Public -Works; it is but n
i'nere simple embankment, ? it may
be done liy negroes, it does not re
quire locks ttot costly work, nor does
it require any fcontractors imported
from New, or Old England, it may
be effected ih * given time, and,
?:n only cost so much,? that is to
a certain sum of money. These
entsj and you <vill
^be removed. But
toW you, I ctmsi
ivlio always grumble
Government does* or
them, like the wag
lles : help your self'
help your self, say
l Joint Stock .Com
tjiMd other
line of stiges*
** * feni and,
\ Pf Of
SKpeo*
; fecv" win
der,
lu'rraye
all, in .Iheir
Charleston }?
TLjlflsm
good at
luifored
can, nor*
If
the
jn
for
# of* -?
acting' 1
al- <
the
of*
on
. , >' ihft
other; besides a large proportion is
attached I
JPORj
we^Xm'o#? - i
money, kc. 3S p. c. J ?l,tO? J
4 carriages cost $400 , % ?I, #00 1
wear, tear, interest o?
* money, See. ?'
keeping $6 horses, '
~ each fcioo, -
6 drivers at 0340 pe?
* annum, say
to pay contingencies,
' ' ? rWrtttm
Dollars.
By Post Office contract, IJrOO
$ passengers per diem ? at 19,50 cts.
is equal to 37,50 cts. and 1 5* trips,
this will amount to 5,850
same number returning, 5,840
18,400 A
Thus, do we see that an indivi* 1
dual advancing ft capital of OJtQQ
dollar**, nud charging himself with
if. isas" F*
555,2 oat 1M0G