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can* to separate themselves from-, the dominion of the Mother cou.i try , buT at tciigrfi she bear Boni parte ! ? This very man ^ent ba, k, in his deep policy, the beloved Fer dinand, and we *?*- ve been -such fools as to do what he wished m to do? to give up our efFgrts for the emancipation of South America, and thus dr p rive ourselves of the means we possessed for retrieving the prosperity of our commerce Miserable infatuation and foil/ ! to sacrifice such benefits in favor of ? the beloved Ferdinand ! Would Spain have done s~> ? Look ac the American war. What nation upon - eiv tH wo ukihave ? done io except ourselves ?" If-our present news from South . Arnica be correct, hngland may soon realize her most sanguine ex ? pectations of trade wiih that inter esting country. INTERESTING FXTRACT Of a letter from a gentleman in St. Petersburg, to his friend in tots tewn, date d January 12, 1.3/7 " After a pleasant, but rather te dious journey from Italy, I arrived at this celebrated Northern capital, the wonderful work of only one hundred yoars. The various fetes and religious ceremonies, render a residence here more lively and in-. Cresting at this season of ihe year than at any other. " The arrivai ofthe AmhassnrW from the United States of Arpcrica, . added to us interest. His recepti on was very gracious 'and flattering. 'Apparently hi* character had pre world in his favor. The Emperor *:nd^ Imperial family received him uiost graciously \ by the British Ambassador and Consul General friendship, and the other memoers of the corps diplomatic hastened to evince sentiments ofhigh consider ation, very gratifying to the sub tests of the United Stages ip this tjfity ; and very clearly does it prove the wisdom, ahd necessity even, of - sending an Ambass?doi to this em pire, who is of pciitical consequence at home, if no othfcr can be ac ceptable to the most powerful mon arch on ekrth, a sovereign who has an army of one million of soldier s> cavalry, infantry, artillery, in the highese state of equipment, and most perfectly disciplined, com manded by tyave, skilful and expe rienced officers. - "When Mr. P: was in England, he visited the first nobility and gen try in the, kingdom, who testified their respect for his diplomatic ta lents and professional abilities, he ifeing a barrister % Such a person / is always wanted here, when Amcr ca and Russia are every day be coming, by political and commer cial relations, more necessary to' jtach other i.when it is the duty and interest of each and both to keep a * watchful eye over ah ambitiolis and powerful nation, whose politics u nite the overbearing military des-" potismAf the Romans, to th^^erftt <ly and commercial itionopoly with which they accused the Carthage-' nians/' ( Boston Patriot . ON HYDKO PHOBIA^ j MESSRS* UALKS JlSiATON } | . As conhidetablc alurm has lately be^o excited here, and in some other pai\V< o! yirginia. by do^s running mad% i havfc to ftqiitst ihat you will insert in your val uable paper the following interesting <>b * te'V*tion* on hydit, phobia, or canine mild ness* extracted from a late review of two modern essays on . that disease ; the one bf Dr. Mosely, of Lrtndom the other by Dr. BourfcU of Mompelicr, in France.' The Reviewer after stating the celebri ty of these physicians, and pufticolai ly/of the British physician, who ha* setrn more cases of thia disease than any oUer known petitioner, observes, u that both these in ?o?s 1 1 a v c written at the same time, ntry fv^jbabte mtaas oi rommuni* ckhj4 and have not differed in the priuci i>v\ points or views oi their subjept ; they w<.re also induced by the same motive, Uiui i", by the prevalence of canine in^d ii ss in their respecme countries. % ^B??uriai informs of his deep ?ion on witnessing r.s ravages among nitn worm n and chi'Jren, in the very heart of hi* country, caused by a she wlf at the sa-nvr'ime, Mosely wiote. I hat-in Kngland the disease was raging tike an tpidcmic. How soon si iin*ar occurrences mny take place ifi this countiy, in unknown ; and, -t'H.ref re, that it is very d<rsirabie to be advised and guided by superior experi ence, none wul call in question." .N? :wr of Cnmne JVfadnes8% 4i Bouriat says ^ tlve prison which con stitutes it has affinity <wdy with theslaver of car.'u xorous animals ; for men may eat their ilcsh,oi be spnjpkled with their blood without danger. Moseley observes, that au thois have d ffcrrd greatly with respect to -the duration of the poison in the syHtem-? "l>ut lie lias, fionf the unerring authorityof twenty eight Well autlveniic jLled cases, and 'he re lore sufficiently numerous, proved, .that the existence' of ?he pnit?on ha> been uncertain* fiotn the period of nine to that o? about two hundre'd and fifty davs. He path, ularly recommends great diffidence, .andjic.ver to meddle wirh strange doirs, w inc h may be lnrkingly diseased ; he re present j* also a mad cat as most dangeious, b.Os.use the feline kind, as the tigur, Sic. strm at every thing, and may inflict a woo. id and insert the poison by the cluwsr, owing to the habit of these animals lick ing their paws ; and as for the surgical treatment wounded par^, it should com prise not only thove that are bitten, but those that are slightly scratched." Symptom*. Dr. Mosely has described two species . of maduess in dogs ; the raging , and the 1 m offing madness . 4 " Under the first, dogaf become lank and thin : *'ieir eves are ot a red fiery hue f i lie tongur is discolored ; the froth ov ft>am, and slaver ; unexpectedly they start, r\;n against any th n^ in their way, and will j ijite i idiscrimmatety. They know no ' h9me nor master, and thus are frequently wandering about* Tl*,y howl and bark hoarsely, bite IN: ground, gtiaw their fieah, Uiul Hi.a in mmrnkig ? ? %m n 1 1 aiccpj an\r stupid* Tney have dull eyes, sad coun tenances, hanging head, tail and tars41ab l>y, curved back ; they sh ike and tremble, rarely bark, and die ' trembling and tos sing." - ? * ? Mode of Treatment* " Thesfc physicians agree as to the speedy mode to be adopted in the treai irterit_of a wound inflicted by a rabid . animal ; it it its immediate destruction by fire, in 'order to annihilate the poison. The wound requires repeated application of eschnrotics; ( such as cotcosive sublimate, or red precipitate) to keep it dittchargeirig, and a judicious surgical management ac cording to its nature and situation. Until an experienced person can be fiad to em ploy the powerful agency of pure potash, (caustic), it is proper to burn linen, cotton or tow, and even gunpowder on the wound. No internal remedies are -to be relied on without louv.1 applications ; and Mosely ?Ays, destroying **the part, and continuing the suppuration some week* are sufficient to prctviu all mischief. 44 These authors unite in the iftost un qualified rejection of all remtdiea from 1 ertfytrics- quacks or even Well meaning persons, who being unacquainted with medical science, are no^ aware of ^heir r**sponisbtlity, when they1 would Waste pre- 1 cious time, and jeopardize many lives by their nostrums, in preference to ?ihe cer- I tain and judicious means which are attu- I ? ally put into our hands. a As the work of Or. Bouiat is not et | translated into the English language, We recommend that of Or. Moseley, which as a vade-mecum should have a place in every practitioner's book cane. He says him self,* omit" the late grtat prevalence oP can:ne madness in London* there were on ly a few physicians who ever saw it ; and that, after it, there was scarcely one who * 1iad not had an opportunity of seeing it of- I ten/ What warning for us to 6e prepared* against so distressing ap evil I In no other tfeatise ot the kind can be found more au thenticate su<cefs in the mode of It eat ment, mere experience, more of that use ful instrui tiori, which after many ages, has been scatu red among numerous ^ooVs,? than is now condensed in this excellent ' performance of Dr. Mosely." , 44 lie fore closing this article, we beg leave to repeat the - simple but effectual treatment recommended by these experi enced physicians ; x ,4 Destroy, as soon as posible the bittetf part by caustic or fire ; keep (he wouruf I suppurating or discharging for a few weeks, and the patient is safe.'1 . s. I Dumfries Va. JfirU9 1817, On the 5 cH of this motnh, three me a were sent together at Char lottesville, (county of Albemarle,) each of whom alone is calculated to attract the eager gazt of' their Fallow -Citizens ? we mean, Tho mas Jefferson, James Madison, and James Monro?, two of them, ex presidents, and the tast the preseut President o t the United States. tThey have been friends for years and are as sincere friends at this mo ment. ? Messrs Madison and Mon roe had attended Mr. Jw on horse back, from Monticelio to . Char lottesville j to assist in fixing a scite for a " Central College.] ? under -the-Act-of-the- General Assembly. The appearance of three such men together at a village where the citi zens of the county had met to at tend their court, is an even:, which for its singularity, deserves the no tice of' a passing paragraph. i: _ ' . Enquirer. ' Camden Gazette . Monday, May 19, 1817. State uf he I* oil for Colonel . For tS-uncis lilair 207 lieuben Patterson 144 Thomas "English 1 112 Majority tor iilair 63. Soldier* Bounty Lands.? The Nashville (Ten.) Whig state*, there are no* em i ployed 400 men in the sucvey of the five million acres appropriated for soldieis' bounty. Two and a'half millions of thf se lands lie in the Illinois Te rritory, and i wo and a half in the Missouri Territory s and that the lands, for richness of soil, heal thiness of clima?es, and navigable waters, are said to bt: equal to ^ny in the western country. "JEftwet* t>f * Utter to ^hr Exiitar of the Co lumbian , from a Patriot officer, dated Bucfiot sJijr(a< Ftbrvary i 8.? ? l^aunlui ed for the Columbian . i4 Monte Wdu surrendered to the Por tuguese in fhtJ-beginnin*; of January , wiih _dnu#iug its garrison which now cameson |.a war of devastation eight leagues t'roin the La Plata. 'General AUigasis in Her . bedera (after suffenng'sornc reverses) con centrating his tioops to fall on the 1'ortu ; guese, ^wo or three of ^Whose. divisions are > amused and deprived of their resources. ; )f-this plan be judiciously executed, they mtttt finally oblige the eneivty ro return to Braxil. ?' u Buenos Ayres is governed by the Su preme Director Pueyrredon, who appears to possess some of the qualities necessary for the station. A plot was contrived a gainst hint by the party called Ant'fPortu guese ; but four days ago seveful of them were taken yp, among whom are colonel French, Pasos, Agrelo, Moreno, Chicla , no.' I know not whether this remedy will cure the malady; byt 1 can affirm that these gentlemen have been the most ac tive agents in all revotuflbni fVom the very beginning. 1 do not consider the director frieftdty to these new neighbors ; I l>? e fume that the agitators of the project looked on this falsfc accusation as the best expedient to rouse animosity against fcftn. < They also call him peculator and robber, but he has always despised his pecuniary j interest. ,, _ ? . y i [ "fcanta Fe is independent* much blood has been spilled theft: in mutual strife be tween The Patriots * Cordova is in anar chy, but will ultimately come to Older. The army has its head quarters at Tin u- \ man. ' There are not above 25o0 soldiers | under Belgiano* Gtiemea commands 5000 ; and there a^e several corps besides j with a numerous 'militia cavalry ; but uni ty seems yet wanting, though the enemy is in Tujui with S,300 men, and expect 4llt^Hforee ments. The army of Men* dofca is now the great object of hopes and 1 fears, (of its success under 8an Martin have- since hear* ) Many of my | friends are scattered over tile* plains of Chili, Waging "the partisan war (petite guerre) with good effect / the whole court* try is decided against the Spanish yoke/* I ?? ? ? i." ? ??? n > ii 'i jswrnammsF^ ?CAM0KN DlSTfclCT.' In Equity-? February 7 err*, 18 If. Nathaniel Barber, - j . . VS. " > Bill Jor Partition. h George Marler et. ?/.. y . I T appearing- to the satisfaction of the Court, thai the. defendants, Thomas | Marler, Rebecca Marler, James Marler, George Capers Marler and ElizabetKMaN , ler reside without the limit* of this state ; it is ordered that they do appear to this bill, (on or before the third Monday in June next, or the he taken, pro confesso. J. CARTER, Com* Eq. C. D. Commissioner's Office, > SSthi'ebruary, 1817# J 48.tf NOltCE. . \LA-RGlv-BAY ^ txt\ aKl.? in Ins face, and while undcrlip ; lu.s been ab>u?i Bradford Springs tor st>me lin?e, and conivi np ict.i.Uuy with Mrs licrson's horse?. The owner is ic^uesied to take Min away .Vav 16, 1817. 5 8 ? tf NOTICE." YVMLLI AM M. BROOKS ids before * mc a brown bay M \Ui , ubovj' uir teen hr.nds h:^h? branded on the muunting shoulder thus M . 2. about nine year* oUJt - n>me small while sjxrcks on her neck, ap praised at thirty dollars. WM. M'tiEE; j p. SunVerville,. May 5, 1 8 \ 7 58 ? 60 CAlJ l iO,N. A LL persons are Cm bid trading ortraC-, ficing wiih the Subscriber's NE (illOES, as the law will be put in force against them* JOSEPH KlfckLAHD. , ? F4ut Ro-k. M*v 16, i&iTV 58 ? #>&, ^ - ? . ? ? i i y 1 he <Subsc?*^er ? T^AKKS this method ot informing Ui* fi lends and the public, thai he make* and repairs different kinds of ^ * cold and silver work. ' Any person having jobs in his line, tnay send them to the Magazine, whttc they will be thankfully receded and punctually attended, io, and cutcd on the most accommodation letms by WM.PaRK*?. May 15, 1817. 5-8?61 r ? lo ikU whim it may concern. ^ IJUBL*C No'.ce is hereby given that all person*, owners of Carriages who do not make entry thereof previous to the 30lh of June ntxt, will he double taxed. * ' ? * anil prosecution commenced against them indiscriminately : Mso,aga install Rt idl ers and Distillers who sV, a II' not r btain Li censes from the Collector, of the - hevtrue previous to that time. Having bten or dered to receive payment from those who did not pjy for their Carriages; Stills, n>r Retaiicts Licenses last ytar,uwtYVre tlierfc appears to have ber.n no imentioi?s <4 idf? fraudii'K thvr Revenue. Those who have not paid, aie hereby called upon to avaTl themselves of the bentfi' ot t ^ ri ^ *vder.*nt% _or be lore the AlsiVof July ru xi.-cu ui*y Will he dealt with rigoiously us peisona wiio_ Jiaie ? ime*. ionaJl) . and fmudutm I y evade*] payment. THyS. K EVANS. > Collector of the Vtvcnucjor rfu brftCoh District Carolina. v Mty >9, ,181,7^, ~ ALL pn?;r?s hawji?*ar}i dcu am. # the estate vi ALLX ANjOfc.K M'ki l?> late of Kershaw Disi net, d* leased art re* quested to bring in a statement of their demands, pn pevly attested, ^nd those in* dtbted are desired to make immediate pay ment to v % JANE M KE)\, ' Mministratrijc, Camd> it, May K i&!7. , - is DOLLARS REWARD. ' RAN AWAY' from (he 'sub-ic. iUi, on Sunday evetiiiiR, last, Jii* CfcTO fdloW named JAC.v/U, auout 40 yi,*jt> oid, up I wards of five 1'tet nigh, spare made, wah I most of his foreteeth out., Haa on when I l>e wetit a way? a pule blue roijU coai btuwn I pantaloons, very much worn J-tcob is I well known in Columbia, where he resided [ last winter in ti e care of one Mr. ft.own* I He fpfmci)/ lived We4r Salisbury,' JN C I and probably may ha?t- tat en that duec I tion. He was purposed of one Rich*. I mond Pierson, in Uoan County. | Ally person who a/ill lodge Kin* in any jail^ I anfl ^ive irlfot niat on thar the Wb&cilber [ get* him, shall receive the above t c ward I wit lr ail reasonable i xpences. Any mfoir I . mation left with the Pnnur ol this l<azette I will be received. . ? T ' LAUCttLlN M'XiNNON, r Aeai Lynchct ?reeky ?>. C. I March 27, f817* ? - I ??'??? > - | y i j.. I Rt&lM&*TAL 0/tGl?h6. . I HTHK officers of. the. 35th, late Col. ^1' * Willie's ttegimrnt, are ordered *> us I aemble near Camden, on the M:*y I next, there to enrartfp in conformity "to I the order of- Brlfcadief Cien# f?aus>---of the I 15th Aprils i84 7, It is ordered that the I 35th, late M'Willit *? Raiment be pfctad I ed for review and exercise, at r aniclcn or* I the 29th May next* All Staff officers aro I ordered to attend at said encampment and I review* A return of the effective strength I of the regiment, itr arms And accoutre I thehts mast be conform ablonlo those here* I tofore directed io general orders. Atic\ du I pfticatet delivered immediately altyt the r# I view to the Brigade Inspector. ?-/ 1 he cav* I aJ y and a- tille-y attAchej to ^fo^Rrirnj I regimentf a e o de ed to p^r ?d# with thorn I respectively. fa ade will diessed I icady for iev?ew precisely at^ 13 o'clock. [ By iorrdt* of I , THOS. EN <;X,iSHf IJeutmant-ColimeJ Hcgirrunt% I Ap il 3t, 1?17.