suntupeetuivd : Least way Sierra L one.~—We are indebted)e friend, for a number of ictters vard the Cyane, to his We have only room the following extracts. ubt will be ‘highly ac- | we public, as every thing from sow read with increasing - in- ¢ shall give further exivacts y in the ensuing week N. 411 UD 19554 a) oa an officer on s | LA to tony 1s WwW C Adv. Y. Com, « UJ, S. Shir Cydne. « Sierra Leone, March 26,1820 « We have heen at this place about fou gateting and preparing for a shot the southward ; we < WEEKS A i from which ed 9 the northward, touching at way to Tenstiffe: I would al count of this interesting so much engaged In slip. So far as r have ietichted with the country, Instead of finding ishonest vace of peaple, essing © all the genuint spitality, (filial and” paternal and correct idea of Av Sierra Licone are to rent coup- Alricay among ter ry ' 1 SMC hiatal a1 Le of ht Tections bouesty, mdral rectitude. yo geen natives : tries in the western’ part ot the mos! remarkable are the Krow- bit Bs country upon ‘he sea, > Jat north. These people are Sly tall. finely formed and have cresting countenances: /Ihey country frequently in search of : COASHIE the shore to the dis: - hundred miles, in canoes of diy uching at the different LH i And they cen Bnd wo take up thet GuarTters, oring night avd day until they collect a variside! While sum, which they day outin cloth 2c, Ehey then return to thibir country, and dispose of their. go ls in the Tollowing manner The wife, fath ach receive a portion. and mother, e cof their brothers and sisters they gav savage Be S00 136159 SG 3’ cp is i, | ¢ Lv from all the dri whom ME, nha a ti oJ { mark 4 425 int es the employment ANCE of ing 15 feet Furopéan or a AD " is ye 1 ke 5 A tis d < : tiegments. vie Ns they y DCATS } er To eact a bart ard they even extend the ity fo uncles, aunts, and cousins. em al in Qa few weeks in th e own bree ty) they start off aud it - olten ploys them two or years, in "a sulficient sum to retain wit © There about at ia! hor neres Alter oun-1 i n L ara in, i thre EP e COBOL are ~MmMEen : as loca , on tha | to Ce events i 4 a ov within soitle | kably 5 sah ad- { mpi col} mn 1s Gry raged. i AQUOS night and u' most cheerfuiness, and ap- s58essingy ine strongest Hila H c reiurns to Sherbro accompanied by gq pass ae in the Eli SOS i Tae calculated [a 10 eo Cc v. with th a 1a Yy D0 3 ‘Of nlaropy. 1 nlrn ope who tak ior the United States ln consequence health. " “ with fap selticer this place look Aanerican Mi. hiro the 0 alter Bacup els | the country fertile in this vicinity, seule! s will pretty ge ne-| he new couniry, and it is | 4 p a are restrict ons on the com- | ‘Yhe beavy duty datd AWay most o fhe profits. carrying lands fer which : This ery stmiar to arc equently She * {if hich 1s the mos e Io] niact p thi 5 take We { x } eg! 4 gy pioys they | 1S IT imber a «1 t 1nd en LC LICK -W god ptt opti bu of 18 about 3 WE why, f am cul 1 {o exten: a letter, dated ptieman, says fork) one of the cap and have not Un a A sq CYIDH ADU A POLL dap ¥ v thie Fa, 34 » EB. Malabran, of your{a pore Norfolk Jur 3 were stated in pur das fini on board x | ind copt Into of | Ont Of preve! 11 wuant wt \ PAWOLIL Gir Oa doe Marshall the ter dec ad! the | in Richmond, T ws Fuga ee November "oa Ve term of R he jail . » n fandg- in Ae £US000) with havi Ny : ; . ted {or want et of Lou 8 of the pr jz¢ master, hoping they mig Be be fallen in with and ve-capy areds whereyerkmugegle some of it ashore, It: was either “lenormous Si o pi stols were (isc harg ed in quick SUCCCss '°Y lion at the monsters w hich arrested his prog | ress S agi! the p YATrLY oc iif, four alli} Sato wiviog the above a place in your paper, ‘lon their way to Council Bluffs. well founded .— | : tinn- ($1pP the ander! ef accordingly] ichmond, at] iton, wi . | 3 WwWisjana never he'Chiel Justice dispensed with all un essential formality on this occasion, and held his court tor the examinationoi the prison- crs on board the steam boat which: Jay al Rockets ard to which place he repaired on miles from his IO toot. a distance of about 2 cident Lun residence: We mention this in important in itsclt] as ved! peaking a nobie- ness of mind and character in that truly great man, which all the porap and ostenta tion his dignified station might Gave war ®|nted could never have developed. Sie A Good Hanl.—A} lad by Brookings hunt » ob day la at cel pot sunk at th ¢c uppers vaf’s whart, fished up a SE cavass bag containing five bars of pure GOL LJ, weigh- 18 nunces, the value of which is said something more than three hundred name oily WECK ford Ne ob Greens the A og to be dollars. ; Gentlemen who were on the stage of action during the Amerigan revolu onary war, account dor its being lost anit he follow-i. ing manner : Re privateer schooner called the Hawk, commanded by the mtre) sid Jack Li ured and sent in.among many other prize wn English brig. bou nd from Oi pote to le weland, loaded with wine ; she also ha a oard a large amount o: “dollars, as well a gold in bullion, dust and coin. It was no known by the captors, at the time she was taken, that these precious metals were on board—the mate of the brig, (who rem ain- ed nthe prize) kept it from the knowledg: egy CAP she how i over arrived salcly, and came to the now Greenleaf’s where the gold was found. It 1s conjecture (hat In attempting to accidentally; or designedly thrown over hoard { fo prevent detection —-it iseecollect- ad that several seamen were Imprisoned for cei zzling it. Newburyport Herald. , SE — From the Darien Gen ) Gaz June 19. Korunate Capen not the Great Scr. | frent. On Friday evening last, a party of yong men from this place were ascending 1 North v Port river, mn a small boat, and nea : had of the navigation discovered an JAKE, making towards them and a pair. of i i yar muskets, three rifles 1 i¥e-oaded and fired a vith the aid of harboons. I in taking his « thi tis v radi time { v ar Le » $c. succeed v + BVOC : ii Re WEE Meas din leng 21: feet and a hal f, and 1% inches between the eyes. On opening the body; a negroes. bs ady a 5 (each. mcasuring three, screen turile, two. dogs, S13 geese _{besidos many small birdg, were found theres im. A similar atimal has lately been: scen in Stub y Riveiy by some of the young men while on their nocturnal rambles.— From the description heretofore given of the preat Sca Serpent, and the © Oro size of the animal, many have no doubt in saying it is the same. Messrs. Editors, by fs e (feet) 2 you will conter a favor on many SUBSCRIBERS. Riceborough (Geo. ) May 29, 1820. Frankling Missouri, May 14. Major Long, Dr. James, and captain Beli, arrived in Fraoklin a few days since, We understand that Major Long cOD- Hemplates 10 €xploie the Lal Plarie by Jand, then cross over to the head waters of the Arkansas. part of the company to descend hat River—the other part to continue to ad waters of Regd River, and descend The explering party 10 com- oursy a rive at the Missis. (1 art Owing ithe he ‘that Ri {ple te {i vey. jeir £1 ail + . 11} Extract dat d . y 5th 1820. confession yritten by ction of tn (Se who 0 have wh those my fa Ue Ql yd with n with previous to my present disgrace, at ave hot written any coniession nor istory of may life, and that the ; ting in Plu twhere, aie utter: iy ta ¢ nl at IIa s And as Ken an interest in : t & i el acquainted we, and alee confuas ia delphi As inow circula ed I some » iso ne papers: } ol fis 8 i con ¢ my Fragen and rey tmouth, or that such by proxy; | has ever been wri ¢s are utterly false. . Oo ) 3 speak declare that e¢ such tten for me—Such char- we yentane 1 have been made I 101 1100 (Sg AN 3 MOt H.t. JISN. B. § ie Remarkable Ins On the South wail of at Stre i“ ws £5 #9 ry crifition. the parish church | ham—— | Ham years. Zz wile OL IM: VEL iD Lily was m J dic : Armstrong rr pt er ao ap ¢ Patriot. To kpead Khist houglhts,is every freeman’ 371i ight. SA 7 T UR D. AY, MARRIED —On Thursday the 6 by the Rey. Boyd, Mz, John Lyon, to Miss Margaret wll of this county, ! —— : 99 SULY 22 i i Nr. cqpars hi by Wilitam Tate, esq. Mr. Grier Bell, t Clearfield county, to Miss Esther Rolls, > county. at tps e. finding +7, vid The following is held on the body of David Le CENTRE COUNTY, An Inquisition dented and taken at the goal in the Borough of Beilelonte, an: I by adjournmeis: at the Court House in the said Borouch, on the 15th day of July {820, before a. Petrikin one Commouwcaiths Justice the pe in and for said county, and upon the view of the body of David Lewis then and there lying dead, upon the oaths of Andrew sl Gregg, Thomas Burnside, John Blanch. avd, Joseph Miles, James Dundass, Henry] Vaudyke, Cambridge, John Ran: kin, J 5 Rothrock, Evan Miles, Thom- as Ilastings, jv Richard Miles, jr, and William Alexander, and the solemn affirm. ation of John Irwip,jr. good and lawlul| men of said county, who being sworn and offirmed,and charged to epquire on the part of the Commonwealth of Feun Sylyain when, whe ve and how. aud after what ma ner the said’ D: wid Lewis came to his death do say, upon their oaths Add at w i8. De . xr vi vv ace "rer f 5 Ol 12 13 Patrick LALLY » ily JAMCE ty of Uentre, with his posse, went in pur heen com- aid county, thers, on Page, goods well as of a recent felony mitted within the bounds of supposed by the said Lewis, and © zoods the property of Hammond & of Bellefonte, (a part of the stolen having been found with the said Lew the time of his capture,) mM pursuit said David Lewis and his party—T es ti came up with Lewis & Connelly, on the Sipnamahboning, m the county of Clear: fis, within the Jurisdiction of said Coron ry and requested them to surrender, which hoy both refused, and both fired on the sald Coroner and these with him; and u taking ihe said Lewis, who was @ fugitive having 2 3) : {fram justices he, the said David Lewis, re ceived a wound in bis right arm, by a bul. ier from a gun, fired by some of the posse, which was the cause of hisideath And the Jury find, That the acts of the sgid Coroner dnd agrecably to the laws of the Country, and that ‘their ‘conduct was marked with humanity and firmness, and that every at tention was paid to the deceased which the situation of the country and the means in their power afforded, and that since his de- livery into the jail of Centre county, every attention, whether medical or otherwise, has been paid to Lim, which the town could af ford. IN WITNESS whereof, as well the said Justice, as the jurors atoresaid, have to this Inquisition put their hands and seals, on the day and year aloresaid, and at the place aforesaid. ANDREW GREGG, Tu. BURNSIDE, JOHN BLANCHARD, Jos. MILES, JAMES DUNDASS. HENRY VANDYKE, P. CAMBRIDGE, Jno. RANKIN, JAMES ROT HROCK, EVAN MILES, Tuos. HASTINGS, Jr. RICHARD MILES, Jr. Wu. ALEXANDER, Jno. IRWIN, Jr. S——— Sy C— Appointments by the Governor. n Re ody esq. of Greensburg, Presi dent Judge of the 9th judicial distric composed or the counties of Adams, Frauk- ling Cumberland and Perry. Char! Associate Judge of Burks county, in the place of Judge Diemer, deceased. Thomas Bigelow, attorney at. law, con victed on Thurgday last. in the mayor's court of this city, of a conspiracy, with oth ers, to cheat and deiraud Benjamin and Elis Clark, of six gold watches, was yes terday morning A 1zht to the bar and sen- tenced “ to pay a fine of seven hundred inllars, tobe imprisened at ‘hard Ja- bout ior the term of three years.” frank. Gaz. x. LS oh ey Shoemakery esq. a a and S— 4 PD A letter from Havana, dated June 21st says— This place is very sickly —many of our friends die daily. The Havana may nd Americans ; especially at this scason of the year, I he elections, under the new constitu tion, are conducted with great animosity.” Sn — A) W———— rv: husoand. IS AAS 7 3 { «1 Lelrow Jin "9.—By the il i j! i 6th inst. { Ma | 8 On Tucsday the 11th inst | of the Inquest) of the! ered of suance of the Governor's Proclamation, asi 2 J & his posse, were performed in frursuance.of be considered as the grave of Europeans | Stcam Boat! *« » which arrived here sengers the Rey J. son the ‘Rev, R. S their tour among Mor a8 ie Indian tribes to the north and west, , Col Hill and Cg. Baiclay, British Ce mimissioners (ui der the treaty of Ghent) and Gen Porter, the A. merican commissioner, together with the Seri exile 8, Dr Bigsley of the British, ang raser of the American Commission, {We : arn they have commenced their jg. bors at the mouth of Detroit river, where ithey were discontinued last, Autumn. A review of some articles which have from time to time appeared in the new pers ; relating to the progress of the Commission ers in marking out the division line, would induce a belict that they have been son what dilatory ip their proceedings grea £4 they are on £ 5 31) NL apa 4 : * ne 0 tance, however of of oners of both natlons, and var Uni ted € wLates, lemen « mploy ec d timpos the comm ticularly that the { bye C1 85 to the : ent have tha} gs bt Nave the bes interests of respeciiy warrant the assertion that SUE55 W ill be during the brése It 1s hut rain b for soma ne pre vious 10 the close ol {labors last ye ip imuch retarded t £33 LLCs C Da ons at heart consi i ile nad 43 { son. justice as to note ar, the operatic 03 WwW sickn 55. Eiugt orgies LATE FROM SPAIN. ABosto July Topi, { pape Tr hey furnish us with sor () } | 9 v9 oth. » 6.— We tor (Gibraltar are ind (of Intelligence from Spain, ad before recel The wit {fan to I'rancisco de Paulo. the ( md brother, wason the 6th of chrster ived. a son, who was nar $ 1a | sfvmation; | '® 2 hat James M’ Ghee, Coroner ol the coun. | 1S 38 Of DOSE d X Ber: 1 Was 149 a not Sixieen iu of Cadiz, ed on the young Fs A decree of 28, directs ands belonging to the royal country re ot Wi ante i for his majesty’s If be ap pt opriate 2 to the payu conierre t1 April that a 1 Decrees wert ty 10 dese the and and « mg as to pa wy Yi A er 2h (if * ‘eh Wrishdadert Ahi An event as plorable as exiraordinary, has ciiy, the moss hnporiy any place in the of Nassau, julo cons ion. “We sessed a8 118 well kn an admirable spring of hot water, baths. These, w among the most Biv; a draw here ¢ valy y ber of fore: Eness ao cohvenience of 0 had been consti ucling a tined to receive §( ) now baths. was finished, and order to bring necessary (o si ply these baths, an aqueduct and a we 1 wi its waters fiom the pri But suddenly this ma to flow. The sot ed by the digun 81 themsplyes into the bosom ‘of the been despatched in all sad intelligence. dnke of Nass: ste from bis resident ~ Gur iy Lniowh 1 : GUC cEha D ‘1, which stn $i eh re Con , > Gop rv Of vino ir Higstrions visiers i cdifi 1] ne ree the Wwe thow LN Y y ch Wi 3 Ca Lan G was and the watc me other CL < er, bs] wr ywersed 11 81 Ways 71 eX La to His 3! rt 1 Le i nave directions '( s+ this ihe Liss communicate S33 fli WH of 200 SOUS and tressed habitants ayy they v would rather ha city of Wrisbaden i Spring. The well have chs f) fi $1 He 10) wily fi the been lelay, but the oid fountain has ne remained dry, al d our i peared. All the neighborhood have bees their opinion, and we lively impatience the crices, in hopes that son found Lo our eyil. SCHL — 4 PB bee oF i n tried his er d with great fter a trial an the at ymrade A young man ha for having killed one duel. He was defends by Mr. Sauvage, bat a 'd three days, he was, a3 ul w yvoiun cat viol ned Gs thre (18 abi 7 ary foi 1¢ Pronoun ity but provok d to it by gre 1 nu. He ® ondemt years imprisonmel et Ay G—— ed + FSO was if 1 o are ie following cipal Ulcers “The oh C pri i M i aine, ate of Maine ~~1 } Salaries of State of r, 1500 ssoctate Justices, julant-goener: al, Ti Attor ney-gene eral 800; YAIETICAT L u annua : : Re x ey doliar§=-Ci Justice, 3s reasi- ar 1 Govern ex AY x 03 ), Be Ny
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