Camden gazette. (Camden, S.C.) 1816-1818, June 06, 1816, Image 2
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The fiat, made by the Consti
ssembly, wa? Itnown bjr the name
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hanced the price qf
informed that unimproved I6t* in tfo town
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3ltt % ?Pp***' *,*w ^,n fotele told
iprt??, vsfvinj fi-6m orte 10 eleven thm*!
wn.1 4ofl?n. V would rhe wealil^of
Noah-Carolina, be etjr.fe??ed oimfer the
InafermR protection of a libenrt policy in
? he legislature ! Raleigh Star.
The &?fajn Ga*tlt of t|>e 30,h A
Sl>rinK? "*<*>
ESS??_^H?H
~ sreetE ifETCRNfNd
JIic&Mo&p, May 22.?
The tide which so 4opg Kt towards the
East, is now tbbmg to die South* The 1st
returning wave reached us on Sfctufday ?
On -that day* the FafrttterV B*uk of Vir
ginia received 150,000 Dollar* in specie'
from the Banks of Boston ? in exchange,
it is presumed, for drafts on that: town.
will TCSU
mgtd by
of tiadey which
t OUT Tobacco, whi
mmand the Market
Wfc nipiber
visited the United States ship Washington, ]
Cora. Chaoncay, o& Annapolis on Saturday
jMt, and were received by the Commodore
?hip, and were high!? g?tifi?d with this
ml specimen of American naval archi
tecture, combining force with elegance and
strength, with neatness? a crew of about
six hundred healthy young men, and appar- ?
wtlpi palate of perfect happinfess, eon
th^^' ushe^#-Tli^d^eki,
ther, formed ? subject of the higNbt grtfiJ
SnOen to the pttni^-wd the ro.iv of
science, ad the curious citizens who made
ft v16 PeoP'*1P' ?n>? count)
day ,< unontmoutJy ? rc?ol ved , <wi
theE*e^?^of ihi*-.tate'7?
cffiidS,c if m
I bt?g; EmeMe wri
V?ok fat* of*.
Austrian
it ?K the
n VIV 1^""*"" *? W?M9? una sn*
tweted by ihe Minister of each Sovereign.
At length * the United States of America"
were gWet?,when Mr. Adams g?*e, " hence
forth may there be no division between
Great Britain art d America but the Ocean ;
and may tlie friendship now subsisting be
tween the two nations* be as fasting as the
language and principles which are com
mon to both."? fDr.vrk with repeated
[shouta of joy. .. .
FOREIGN ARTICLES?
Havre, March 18.
- A Mr. Pierre Andiiel, <mh: of ihe com
pany of undertakers foraccelerated navi
gation. lias arrived here fromMjomton, in
the Uiza steam, boat* which war built at
London. This vessel was navigated by
captain Curtis* aqd Mr. rmm of
*uitoo's fellow-workmen, who has agreed
to devote his talents to t^ferapplicuu jb of
this useful discovery to the rivers and wa
ters of France. K is p imposed- that this
atcanipboat-shalpfitegattt me Sciac as iar
as Paris. r ijjft
f Paris, March 30.
The Baltimore report of the Spanish
Miq|tter Don Onis, having Washington
ft a rage, and s^war betwew Sisun and
the United States supposed certain* i*
false, as we now learn by liosion papers.
We considered, from the first mownt we
leamtof a war between bp&in and Ame
rica, ihlt 'such a dedargioB on,the part of
either wa^-lnsuhmg to the rest of Europe?
could not conceive how they would dare
that no other powers were to be consulted
upon it.
[Ao/e.? .America will consult no fori
eign power as to any war. which her honors
or interest may dictate ; thia insolent Bour
bon remark to the contrary not w ith stand -
1 ir\(v ? p?tr ,* fa
I abandoned tier. J?"' "IBB
L- CM l'Kh" h?rc fctdy bj
"into Finsbuty square, whet
DerhaDs to more advantage
; rv * ""r1* vv ???*#?*? "v,*jF"*'nv
er p.ru of the wetropogl
' are on pillan of c?A iron, a
-Kirb between tbJfoufwitf
menli and eighteen of th<
%re substituted for upwun
dred Of the old lunp^^id
bero' oil lwnps could^poasi
w w the g*l
Qf the garrison
rerc not nuni
?*Mt. Wgw*
ta, Barcelona, end Cumena ere now en
tity free of Spaniard* #fLag?*r* 1a etso
i in a state of anarchy j this information
wa* known b y aure and true messengers, '
The Spaniards are so floor in soldiers, that
they have been obliged lo arm the negro
slaves, to repel the attacks ol Bolivar;
what a poor resource t,r ; w T ? ' \ < " ' iSjjf
The flody of Bishop Asbury, waa re
moved from S/iotm/haniat f ir (where lift
had been b'jried) to Baltimore, and inter-,
red in EtiUtfw Church-Yard, on the morn
ing of the lQt1! inst. M'jy 16.