Camden gazette. (Camden, S.C.) 1816-1818, June 20, 1816, Image 3
Charleston, June T- -
A British ship, from Jamaica bound to
?l^ondon, in bailaM, wai carried intoXape
>'car River, on Sunday last, (the crew in
a state of mutiny) by the U. S. revenue
schooner UiLigetu^JCmpu Burc h . _ W hen |
the Dihgence fell Ul with her, die was:1
I slanding directly for Ute shore, with all
her sail set," and no doubt with the "full* in
tention of runfrig her on shore. The mate
of lilt: ship was arihcJicad of the mutiuy_;J
the mutineers having handled the Captain
very roughly, and. at one timebfd pulled
off his neck-bandkerchief, with the avow
? ed intention of cutting his throat. It is
supposed there is a. large sum of specie
on board her, and that their intu mtion was
to have run Kef On shore* destroyed th?
captain, and escaped with the money.
*r+~~
X)n examining the J&ritish Naval Chrotii
frtf the tvwi or thxix Vtftrsi- we
that its topguage, which may be consider
ed a^ expmsiveof the national feelings of *
England, has undergone a great revolu
tion in relation to America. Prior to the
capture of any British ves&cUofwar-by
ouC brave tor*,- the Chroni^k affected to
underrate and despise us u an enemy ; it
seamed or affected to -consider us as be
neath seridna notice, and our totUflf Jp un
worthy of any great preparations 6fi the
part # England to repel. By degrees the I
Chronicle writers have treated us with
greater respect ; and now, although its ,
pages breath a bitter 'and malignant re*
sentment towards. Atndrlca-, obviously pro
duced by our naval victories over the wood
en w^lls of old RngM, they speak of us
,d formidable maritime rtval ;
eir government tdflltiild god
gates %tid sloopiof war as
for ours, to fflft them bet
nvftiuter of the American ; they are even
willing to be instructed by us. Yet we .
observe, with all their new respect for usv|
they perscv 4-'
that our ill
without hf
particular
lishmcn .will
wi|
gecU and
Ier
nphed ov
nor* force m every
m a* we marking.
Englishmen still ; they
* wmzm mm
a national superiority
in every thing. We do not wonder, after
of false*
? , Jiotionf and
against t% conn ,
tons ideas of fheir
qMiHic* in compprisoivVith
perceiving the
heo<l which fk
England en
preposter
try* as we
own.
other
Pedirson, cW^r l
Denmark to the United ?)ates, has, a
man g hi* ciQler important functions, In
terested hjmtelf in establishing a proper
understanding between the literary jUn^H
scientific chavmctera OFlhe two countries*
In NeW-York, the-honorable efforts of this
gentleman have /been aided by James B.
Murray# far; Mitchell, and Mr.
Hammeken, the conaul general. rA ship^
1 swhich lately sailed for Eistneur andCo
penhagen carried with her, consigned to
the particular care of the captain# the dis
patches destined to open this amicable in
tercourse. They are more particularly
addressed to the Ho>al Academy of ;
Sciences, and to the Koyal Society of ]
Medicine, patronized by hit Danish Ma
1 - ' v - \ - .
- Washington, June 8.
The PufliDKNT and his family left this
city yesterday for MoMpelier, where it is
expected, he will spend the summer
months; there being no public business,
at this tiny:, particulaily requiring his at
tendance at the seat of government.
Hon. Wm. Pinkney and suit sailed for
Naples from Annapolis on the 7th "Inst,
on board the Washington T4, Commodore
Chatmcey.
rnf-, *?
'? N^roLK. May SO. .
The MvrtiiAvit' Bartfrcf Auxahdhia
have come to a reJhntion to close th* con
ceits of that institution, and a committee
of three of their board appointed to carry
the resolution into t fleet.
SMl%
On the Pont Royal a CImh^ wm i^?n
with an officer's guard to command it. A
French soldier observed to the officer, thrit
the situation of the cannon could notat all
command the passage of the bridge ? " I
know my business** replied the officer*
" yonder is the kitchen, and if dinner be
not served upon his Majesty's table at the
enact hour, 1 know what to do ? I am /trac
ed hereto Jtofhtm the cook."
It U a fact (confirmatory of the above
anecdote) that the expcnces of the ten
month* m firit reign of Louis the Xffllth
in the kitchen departmeni alone, exceeded
one entire year of Bonaparte's household
expence* Immediately sifter his marriage
with Maria Louisa* when he resided at
FonUrinb)eau~~which was, as r^ftarded his
private expenditure, the mont exftemive
year of Kin reign . , Southern Patriot.
Camben <?a$ette
THURSDAY , Juke 20, 1316.
1 Arrange incuts have been roade by the
lencral "Post Oifice department^ for carry
ing the mail twice a week between Cafb
den and Chatleston. The double line has
already commenced. ' Departures.? -Satur- J
and Friday evenings* \
? P
Rale igb, the afcat of Government of
N. Carolina, has Ifeen visited by a most
^distressing calamity : A fire broke out, oc-j
casioned, there seems to exist no doubt,
by incendiai ies,<jPthe night of the l'lth
inst. which consigned Fifty Buildings of
various descriptions . The loss it cWmi
ted at 100,000 dollars. "This dreadful
visitation** savs the Raleiirh Star* " found
us wholly unprepared for it. We had
neitheiT fire engines, buckets, ladders,
matches, nor pulleys ; and the fcwfcooju
we had were useless for the want of ropes.
We were also unprovided with, regulations
to ensure a concert of. exert ion." IJow
stands your account% in these resge^ts,
Citizens of Camden ? Lt ia well to lSe pre
pared at aft points ; the incendiary gives
no warning.
IHfcp; - ?
E~ver$ set ap of intelligence from South
America, if interesting. Every friend of
liberty feels anxious for jte||iccess of the
mrmaiio^^ngaged In rescuing that
ae and interesting continent from
isp of Spanish tyranny. The Vice
alty - of Buenos Afres^onsi sting of
rat provinces on the riwlfaie, or as
the Spanish call it Rio de la Pl*ta? is the
only section of that country which may
" JBfa i i ii 1 A ^ * ?' - " '
seve
th(
on!
ai
of go
iorm oi government.'^Phegovernment is
distinctly known by tt&VppelIatM|| of the
United Provinces of Plata River. From
these province* many expeditions have al
ready emanated for the object of conquest,
or oi aiding their brother patriots in other
I province's. The following memorandum
?ernment ot Buenos Ay res, iV^r>m a gen
tleman of first respectability. and tntclli*
and observations elucidatory of the objects
aild the resources of the cohtending jiar
ties may l>e expected in some other num
ber of the Camden G*7ttte.
I Spanish American uau^ie* are usually
dKidtd into Vice Rallies, tntemlanciwL.
' and Districts; the Vice ^yahy of Buenos
A jrre?, oow th? United Piovinccs. Consist
of the following Intend nicies and Districts,
imendenciet. C?piul and Lmt. No.oIDmB
Buenos Ay ret, Buenot Ayr**, S4 94 So. Foun
Chaquisicat jta Plata; - : ' v> " FoUf#
Paragua, Assumption, 23 16 Five. ;
Pot o? i, Potosi, I& 38
La Paz, La Paz, 16 34V* Seven.
Cochabamba, Oropesa, ifr 00 Four.
S. Cordova, Cordova, 31 U Two.
rSalta, Salta, 24 30 % Six;
1 The inhabitant* of the above thirty eight
Districts anf estimated at 1 *200,090*
ffioffcfr
PROVIDENCE.
Trantfaied from the Italian of Fiticia,
Just as a mother with tweet pious faee,
Yearns towards her Uttlc children from her teat,
Gtvet one a kisvanatheran embrace,
Take* this upon her knew, that on her feet
HoolUj complaint^ p*,e?c|
tCQCC8|
She learn* their feeling* and their Ifari out' will,
To tllfs a look, to that a word dkpewc*,
Aad whether stern or smiling ttVQfctbem
So
Makti our aeciitoO talk*
I Hearkens to all pur prayers, hel ps all our wants j
I And e 'en if if denieswhat seems our right ;
Either denies became 'twould hare us
[ - Or seemshifet to
Huasa for the thistle!
Where'er they
. am iai BBBBj
The Scots worf the day! such a tho'tiow4on*t
^IrishF t'>t ^ot^*cn ^ foagbt lad, were
P?T*r.
. -r: ? WVJlIt-IL*
An ORATION will be deUveml
by Doctor Langlky, at Captain Levy's
camp "ground, on Swift Creek, on the 4th
of July ne*t? between ihe hour* of ten and
twelve o'clock A. M. The RIFLE COM
PANY wyjtbeon parade by eight o'clock
in the morning. The citizens are invited
to attend.
By order of C. LEVY,
? JOHH
L^tamden, 19th JunjM?816. 12-13
samu4lmathis f
AVING entered into a particular
- Co-paftTiershiir with. JOH N CESS^j
J> HER of Charleston, for the pur
pose of carrying on Trade or Merchandise
at Camd*n, under the firm ^
Samuel Mathi&~& Co.
I. i .They have added to tk ttock which 3.
Mathis a considerable number df otii- ,
eX and handsom^ >?'' ? |
if fl
among which are the following via ;
{sorted)
Loijk Lawn*
I Gingham*, (fine low
Black Strips doM
(wide k cheap.)
Beautiful Calicoes,
[UWpViccddo.
JqpairShawliKff^"
I Leno Netdie worked
do%,(elegam large
|T?g Ta?do, ^ f ;
Plaid Lusters,
Main do. jti;
RSred.1
^JA variety ofpoaketdo!
Orleans Victory do.
A few plain Ribbons,
Ladies Hose, %
Apron C heck, (Wide)
Striped Jeannetto
Vlegant Striped FJor*
^ antine,' ??K*.
Bomba*ette, (blacks
L osnabuISs,
HP?**
lent)
COFFEE, and aeve
f^othe^tiele^
w . *?*
g
,rt Camden, WlMwjtoe p.lW (w
Gentlemen suppt*t their credit a? well aa
they have ilontf.) An<l they solid* the fa
vor of their Iritis, actjufintances and all
I othera to call rfl kt hare a little of
1 their looae cash, and not p*aa by on the
t.i- -<* ' ? I
?.4l ? ?
r __ ? - ^ ? rm*V WWjWfl
ctianies, Lawyer*, Doctors and Divines
kc. fcc. And particularly Vnvite the Ladies
to call and see their GOODS: They will"
think it no trouble, but a pleasure to wait
on them, even should tltey but nothing,
and hope it wtH be full as profitable and
costless than teeinff Uit Panorama, laicly
Camden, June 20, 1816.. (J[
CJMDKN?Kersbaw DistrU( /
RECEtVED,M?ythe?*th, 1816, into
Kerahaw gtol, South -Carolina, a,
N l-.liKt > MAN, WJf Mout, ull ami hla<-k<
He aaya that he belongs to T mom a* ,
Grkkn, af Augttat*. Georgia.
William Ittaxingcort, Gaoltr.
June it.
Jonathan Eccles.
^
2000 Gallons ol & Whiskey, V
300 Gallons of old Peach Brandy, \
4000 lbs. Bacon, just received from North
Carolina,
1 800 Bushels Salt, v
An assortment of Pots* Skillets ana Bake
Ovenaf "
i? GwwBBb
Bottles,
atiocks,
AxesanjTM
1 hhd. Molasses,
Loaf and blown Sugar and Coffee, of the
? most superior quality,
Hyson Tea^Scc^
ON THE RIVER COMING UP.
A pipe ot old Cognac Brandy,
A puncheon old Jamaica Rum.
SO doz old Port,
30 doz. Sherry, SO do Madeira,
2 HM. Jamaica Sugar,
10 bag* preen Coffee,
1 2 Doz^Cordials assorted,
5 Boxes Claret, -?
6 Casks Ix>ndon Porter,
*/>?
100 Pieces Inverness Bagging,
6 doz. Lemon Syrup,
6 doz. I.ime Juice,
19 doz* Havana Honejv $
3000 lb. Iron assorted,
2000 lb. English Castings do,
3 hhds. Molasses,
200 lb. Spine and Bagging Twine,
50 lb. Shop, do. #
20 Coils ofcRdage,
English Cheese,
2 Bags velvet corks, |HR^' :
Also, a large assortment pi Cut k ham*
mt red NAILS, "Writing k Wrapping
papeai Pf* . : '
Thearticles on hatid, and those qp the
riye^, when they arrive, will be solwalow ;
ai the times will allow. "
Camden, June J8, 1816. I5tf.
20 J^llarsjflk wavd7 1
VfflfWAY from on
the 10th inst. two Negroes, AN
,W and his wife NANCY ? Andrew
is about 5 feet 9 or 10 inches hixh, dark
^"iplexion, round face, wears his whiskers
Ts aboiiffS years old^tfa
*nt away a straw hat, White homespun
r&jpd jacket, shivt and pantaloons. Nancy
mulatto wench, about 30 years old*
spurajnade, *ith some of her front teeOT
out ; has some marks on her arms occa
sioned by^he whipj wears her hair nlat
ted, had on white homespiu* (roek.
They took with them other cloathing and
their bedding. The above negiDes were
brought from neat Salsbi|ry,in N. Carolina,
by one Arkey Partce, and sold in Gfaren
don county,
presumed the yjviU try
Any ptr?on t?W will;
secure them in a jail
* m again shall re eel
. fTMICHX
tendon County, 8.
r ' ?'
?it
. aguin.
them up and
I may Ret
above reward.
W IL&KjB. i, ' '
rune U, 1818.
FF SALE.
ortW&Hfc
on ricai, will b9 *old on
and Tuesday in July ntxt%
JR T HO MR in CAM .
n the wtual hour $ of oOe* * .^Tj
of CARPENTERS
_ _ OLiB, levied on by virujo of an
L attachment, as the property of AJpxander
Spears, at the suit of Royal Buflard* Ind.
fiof A. Mathtson. Conditions cash.
Francis S. Lee, Sheriff K. D ?
Camdeo?fJhne 20* IB 16.
'AMD
ECEIVE
Kershaw
Etfr-Uffsbaw. District \
VED Mafthe J8th IR16, into
gaol, aKit Jfi KG KO:WQ?
June 1 1.
Carolina, Mecklin
azingtoif, Gaoler.
E citizens of Camden are res
ptctfutly informed* that the subset i
r associated himself with an A$
STANT TEACHCT, Mr. Belza* of
larlefton, a graduate of S. C. Cole#e*~?
? wilt teach Reading, Writing, Ariih
Imettc, English Grammar, Geography, the
first principles of Agronomy, the Latin and
(ire A language -tftaisur.it ion and Geom
i etry, Moral JHfilosophy, Sheridan'* I*ec
turea a%d>tf ratory* <kt shall attend to the
h (litis in*veaf brancn, and to the Boys in
evervwe accept Reading, 'Writing, Sfter-'
lirs hectare* and Oratory, in which Mr?
PHnr. *>l) instruct them. Young men
'Wishing to enter tlie junior class in Col
lege maf be qualifier! bjr attei dm* the m- |
stn.ctions of my School. Should the in
crease of my School make it necessary* I
will build an additional room to my School
house, and the Girls will be tautffct as afore
said In one rooiw and ifie;, Jj&yfcfn anmlrer.
The terms of Tuition may be known bjr
application to the subscriber.
ji:sse porE*
Camden, June 'it, 1816.