Pensacola Gazette from Pensacola, Florida • 3

SIX wrtb from thitlate, I will "JfTJ A rletteiflrf aHuiaihnritioM tu the eUto oi JuLa h. q( foity, with eonniiua' td- hardy WTltKh libor in early life if favored with health I can set absolute want at defiance. Besides roy six boys, uniting as they do the constitution of the German with the Y'-rr. cvfcninj bf the day of, 6h. the Suih Gccenat nill previa ihis orciurvnce, the U.

S. ship Hornet, -for the support of his division whilst they Captain OtWy Morris, appeared oir the port rcin.iin in the country; and the transports and hat ing sent a boat on hhore, Captain will aUo he bis expense, waa made acquainted vrith the circurastah. 7th. The womded and sick of the Span-ces. Ho immediately despatched hia first i ish division who are unable to march, shall lieutenant with a note to General Barradas remain at Tampid'j dc TamhJaulipas uhiil demanding the prompt surrender of tho mo- such time as thcy'cart be sent to the Hospi.

ey. The note of Captain Norris and the til of the Mexican Armv. u-hrne thfv vivacity of the Irish, can be employ- ay o-Jas usctui auuiuiiuN me hi3 lost it force-. Therefore rcfnrm y.f i t-- I I bave been perpiesea atid uustco witn rtiect oi causing its speedy tiUlvery on Retreated at the expense cf the Spanish di-Vwhinin convplair.t of those? who have board the Hornet, and, soon after, a humili- vision, whd shall turuish a and a which cnilcj list Croui left Dartmouth the '29th tilt. We ar informed by passenger, L.

Purdy, Fsr. that he Fiiw iu the Reading room at t) Jtirnouth, bnlletin issued frotn the London Royal Kx-charge, dalbd tlit 2Gtli, which staled tYiat Tilt RUSSI.vN'3 HAD ENTEUfcD CO ST A NT NOP LE. The news ras generally bcheved at Dartmouih, and is rendered highly probaltc from the position of the Russian: nrniy at the date of the last accutmts. The same intelligence, us ap pears from a Ilavie letter of Aug, 2 6th, was received at Paris on the T5ih. Wwreo( opinion, therefore, that it be relied on jiitha good degree of confidence.

If so, it seldom lalk tho Tot of a public joernalis. to it cord a moro impor taut oveut. Constantinople 'captured the Turks oti the 29th of May, 1453 ha ever since been tho capital of the Ottoman Unpire, and tho scat of oppression i.i jhe East. population is estimated al or 7C0.OOO souls, and its situation on the Bosphoru gives it a uer-fei command of tbo comtnerco of the Black Se. But we nerd not enlarge it is eni-ugh if Constantinople has fallen and the banner of the Cross, whicli foi almost four cen-tuHOs it has tiampled iu the dust, is waving again in triumph upon Its -Wails.

From the X. V. Canvirrcii! Adtzrlitcr. One day later froui llrtgland. By tho arrivrd of the ship Robeit Edwatds, Captain Sbeiburne, from London, waich left Ply-moiuh on ihc29th Aug.

haviiii' been detaia-d by contrary w'm li, papers are rcceited cOMtaiiung Loudon dates one day later. Veihal also obi lined from the passKprere. It is probable thit the news to i. apuwgy iu ur xiarrison iron ino Spanish officer who had assaulted him We further learn that, during the attack Blade by the Mexicans upon the Spaniards, On the night rf tlic 2 2d August, the former took m. II tr.

.1 pus-cssh-n of Mr. 'Harrison's house, and that clewn Mexicans were killed on thejhousc top, and rive the court yard. The house was robbed by the Mexican soldiery, but on the following morning full indemnity was premised by Gen. St. Anna.

Otir last New Orleans papers ennounco the death of Hb Licellency PLTEK DLHBIGNV, Governor of Lonisiaua. Ciov. D. died on tho Cth intaut. Frm the Argus copy the following character of thi estimable man.

"Guvernor Dexbigny has successively ulled wilh honor tr himself and advantage to the Stat'. tle offices, of Attorney General, Judje of the Supreme Court, Secretary of State, under his two last predecessors, and for the last eight months, Governor of tins State. Without fear of bciug accused of exaggeration, xvc can assert that few sociu-ties could sustain a loss so great as that ihich ve lament in the death of Mr. Bcr- bigny. hether we viww him as a private citizen, the parent, tho husband, the friend, as a jurist of unsurpassed acquirements, an honest politician or public oftWer of the strictest integrity, lie had no superior and but few equals.

A native cf France, but for the greater part of his life a rosident of Louisiana. He was known to our citizens, net for his stratagems to v. in public favor not for hii boisterous and hollow declamation not as tho scheming. politician but as a man in whom was united excellencies of hii- i manity known only for hi modest and uelul virtues and respected among the most distinguished for his extensive- knowledge and correct judgment. Governor Derbignys death wa occasioned by a hurt received in jumping frem his carriage, whilo the horses were running away.

ceived at Phdadedphia bv a Havre letter Aug. C6th, is well founded, A. tht ON- STA NTI NOP LE HAS BEEN TAK- EN. On" of die of tho Robert nios. saw tti the Koom.

a fiuf jh.lin issued from lhe Loudon Roval Ex- Ichanff. Illlllouorinf tn nvcul nmi i I w. i grnerallv believ. Ply mouth. A Lon-i HA Jamr 1 'V -r -T i Li Adminntrrttou on ettta hv AgreciiOiy to tne constitution, ne to cnpituntmn, aie reuctM 1 r.

JeccatoJ rroMa, October, leS--lcHft. IT Moolw. JBooho, yuir; Sut (ccibrr tfcr tur oihf lUadir llonm, in. ill ftriiajr rr Saiurdajr nKl, a k- Acnop thm ill f-; a AfUwiic SoMVmir. for Atnericnna usfi4 nr work, mhuh holil to inVri Family unU nil the nrw ptibUcaliout, ml (he rw Ym nil I'JiiUdtljihi piic.

John Baldwin. Srpt. CO'H. 162V Notice. IS IIEKKllY 11 VT the expiration o( lift week fiW trU 11 tiaie I ahittl ppty the Hotrbt, lW Court of EtcamVia, for letter of Aaiala IihOoii upuu oS Ktiate of Fntrick Freil, drceajed.

James Kiulaj TernacoU, I5(h Oct. 1820 3 I ublicr Notice. AN r.kctki.l Hill bhrU for a MeaaWr of BohmI of A-Wcnrtfit of thU Citf, on Mondat '2J nf fill a racncy BrJ, ocrntioiirU by ihr irtif nation tl Jo CUJJ" bell. Sold Election lo be iiolden nt th llcute of Jtfr4 Frnntiico fty Order oj the Heard of Aldtrntx J. G.

Diake Secretary of the JS. A. Pfnnct.ln,'0-l. '21, lf.20. 'f 5HALL fte for aale for rendy Mouaf, It." IIuir in Mariann, Jack6 coiIJ, onU.fGii.1 urstlay in DfCfmler ncit, onf nt(f fc.t imlfceJ The pronrrM il Roert S.

Scott to attlrf? uoflrj in for of uidry rrnni. between the usual hourt prescribe by Sh'f Jackson Countf. Cctotier I5ih, tlic Is UetebTG TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. fcm.od iv the Subacnber. All proa tr 1 1rd ti aie qeted to make tairtifoiate pa nient.

ainl tlt.ae ii onom ti ihui, mm prrsent ihett wtMu the lime preacribtd law. Jamei Fiulaj, I AdndnUtrctor, P.ntacota Oct. 24. X8 all bom it mar cooctin that MarurO liu.ii- i lrJ, after having atwlj loaaW ana uUi.tied la. I Will and Teaiaafteftt nrm urn nppointed lhe ubcritrr EiecuU)f, mho kmm df-d and taken upon hilaMelf law eaerutaan lktot AH peronj itxtrhted to the eatatraxa rqiM6 make itnmeUiate paftnaut mnd tk to whom t4W rttale it indebtedlo prraent tWeir claima for mei.t illiii the lime prracribd by Lw JOHN DC LA RUA.

Administrate Prniacola. Oclr.lter Pth. 1620. NOTICE. WILL BE SOLtl, 4 TlhcCouil Houe in Maiiana, TuriilKV III Dtrefcbi ocat.

fallowitJ INeproe. lo it A bran, aged 45 yew Maria, aed 35 years L- oisa, 13 months CTaty, 1.5 'yart and Molly 3 yearn old; The property Jme F. Iu(, to tiafy tiaWf! Kxe cuiionj in frr of Trtoma Ituta, lid xOj ttuinfit to me Juhn Holland, Cn(takl. iulc betwccM ibe boun rcciibei by lw. W.

S. boring, Sh'J" Jackson Coiosfjf. Oct. 15ih. 39 Vvist Vftcc Vuvev.

TI1K Post Office ha, been removed to the of Mr. tfylvestcit BiH, fronting the Public Squared Pott Matter. Q. COtS, lfl-29aaUk. MAIL AKHANUEMivN Florida, Due cvei Tuesday, at 10 A.

Depaits (amp d'y, fit JoVlock P. JJIaVelr Mali. Including Mobile rrwaV the StatcsBff istana, Mississippi Due every Tuesday 4 o'clock, Depart every Thuisday, 1-2 pat 0 o'clock, A. Mi AH other Mall. Due cety Sunday, Hd Wlffedy tl' 1 o'clock, P.

M. i Departs every Tuesday and SaturJlTi at part 8 o'clock, A M. Every letter tlcpbsited inlhc Post Ofiica rJne half hour before the regular time aj-poirited for the departure of the Mail, will go by th.tt Midi hut if not drpoaiicd that time it v.ill be mailed by thft Mail or the next, as best suits the convenience the Post Master who will nlwnya rri dl let- tcrs put in the oGice lieforo the packet, in which they are to acttrnlly closed; after which, or after regul.tr time for tlu? dc- parture of the mnd, letters can in no 4a stone be sent by that msih 3nVn VitT.GiTad, Past McsKT, fcecn removed irom nue ai un-u wpm- t3is were not worth tho sacrif.ro, why ever entertain them? It true, th it removals ay operate with peculiar hardship on omv, but the example will be without its be- 1 ll I. ncficial continences Rverv citircn should Vaowsomc other means of procuring a livelihood tlr.n that of a public office and those who hive that lessen yet to learn, will now ieo the necessity of setting about it. Show this letter to my fond mother, tell her not to feel a single pang on my account and so goon as my successor arrives, and we settle the concerns of the office, will come and fee her.

In haste I am, with nmch respect, obedient servant, ROBERT II ANN Jan. I F.N.VVO! OCT. Sfrili. The I S. Sloop of War Por.ccck, Cart.

McCall rirftd en Saturday last after a p3rre of 23 dttya $on New York. Ths Peaock has brought out Commodsrf; F.lliott to relieve Com, RiratLt, a command of the Wet India Snadroriv Com. 1. asurr.ccl thecomm: of the? qnruiron on the Jtt: (Vtober liO anl ifl relieve! this being exirtl three yP2T The Commodore merits and no dsubt ffill receive the highet commendations for Hie able end etneient tnaaner in 'which he has didchareed hid and f-r the protection atF rded our valuable ccT.rr.crco in West Indies and the (Julf of Mcsi-ci In every inst.iace, if we mistake the Com. tu the Mashes of the Government and (Jospatcliei vessels of war to j.oiuie where their fpt-riccs were required -more recently when nens reached him of the mailing of the pnidh from Havana against Mexicn, he forthwith depatrh-edtlie II Norris Tampieo and Vera Cniz to aff rd protection to our Citizens engaged in their lawful commerce.

The benefit resulting from Li anticipating the winhc of our merchants and the sufficiently demons rated in the arT.iir cf Mr. Harrisou whicli we publish in this week's Cizefte Con. R. vc understand Utves us for the Nortli ia a few duys he will carry witb hiirt tlebcst Wishes of tLiis cominunitv. The Peacock has a suit of cotton jaiLj we learn from an officer on hoard that they have answered po fa, very well.

In our nejt we are in hopt-u to be able loive a full and satisfactory account of the eipcri- The U. 3. Schr. Grampus Lt. Com.

LiTilsn ftttt to sea from this port on a cf uize, oa Friday last. learn from good authority (say the Savannah Republican of the 10th inst.) that the U. fl. Sloop of TVar Erie, haj been ordered by Lhe Ser retary of the Ssvy to aii from Norfolk for Pcns.icola, as as ahe be got realy for sea, which wai probably accomplished on the 5th ot-6th inrt. From Ponsacola it in believed, she wrHproceed immediately otTTam-pico.

and there join tlic Hornet, for tb; purpose of Reeling th proprty of American citizens in that P'ace and the adjoining ports of Mexico. Bdtimore Elections. The Jackson candidates Ar Cagres, Messrs. Howard and Brows, have been Irfcted by about one thousand majority ever their pponents Messr. Little and Barret.

The Jack-candidates for the State Legislature, Messrs. and Nicbolaj, have succeedod by about the unc majori'y. The Georgia Courier of the 8th inrt. eaya; "It is general opinion that Mr. Gil eh is elected CJo-fruor by a large majority.

The result of the eleo-to Congress 19 less certain, thocgh it is believed Mr. Lama has succeeded." Commodore Por.Trt has arrired at Wiuhisgtou itjr woh despatches for our Government. perceive by tiie Baltimore papers that an aerican citizen. Mr. Tliomas Harrison of the firm tf Brown and Horrwo of Tampico badly treated Gen.

Barradia. Throngh tle promp-. Capt. Norrii hia injuries wore peef ily renlre-nsed. i'1 fulIwing aceouat reflects much credit upon Capt.

1 that about the time of the land-of the Spanish troops, Mr. arrison had Reived a sum of money. in specie flora a lie-cm, on account of a debt due him by This circumstance having sub- rradus, he peremptorily summoned Mr. into his presence, and ordered him to Vu' iiiemonoy. Mr.

II. informed the money was his own, that it had received On account of a just debt and wrred to his books to prove the truth of tli i0' The -ceral then threat-to have him shot forthwith in the pub- square if be persisted in keeping the mo-. to which Mi. H. roplied, tlrat being Xkn AUJlemc he could do as he ra blU that was an American citi- ami any iniurv he miobr nwiU aJvnHy avcnS(J ihe'Oovcrnment of United .1.: Oar-n ii.is remarK one ot oT13, Gccrs a5sauUel H.

and -d hi in with a sword cane. ro'f furtcr altercation, Mr. II. IUv V.0 rnon-v, provided Gen. ilp that the ih forcibly taken from him.

''Stncftt w.is accor-1 inch' sign-r-ai n. corporal and mldicri ncceisaary to take care of the sirkv 8th. The Waggons necessary to transport the Spanish division to the places iudicatcd shall be accorded them, they paying the transportation at the ordinary rate of the country the same ia respect to the neceiy sary provisions. 9th. The Lieutenant Colonel Chief of the SalT of tho Spanish division, is charged with the execution of this capitulation, in what rebtcs to the troops of the Dar the Genera! commanding the point called po-iia Cecilia, will faciliuitc his passage.

10th. His Excellency General Manuel Miery Toraa will name a Chief and an officer of his Staff to seo to the passing to the enemies division, the provisions and the baggage spoken of in the preceding articles, as well us to give him the necessary instructions, and to fix iiis c.mtonments. Agreed to, the day and date above, in faith of which we have signed the same. Pctlro Jose Ignncio Yberri Jose Antonio Mijia Jose Miguel Solomon, Fulger.cio I ratify th? above capitulation. Lofez de Santa Anka.

I rixnfv iL-'i IIDRO BARHADAa. Additional Articlcn. Proposed by the Spanish Ger.cral If If any Spanish troops should anive'in this port, belonging to tho division of Gen. llar-radas, they shall be informed to return di-lectly to Havana, by making to them tho present convention. Proposed by the Mexican General.

The Generals, the Chiefs, the Officers and the Spani'h troops belong to the division of Don x.Mur; iiarrams, mini tnomseives most so- lemniy nut totane up arms ag un against th Mexican Ropublir. Jose jMiguel Solomon Fulgencio Solas Pedro de Landcro jlgnacio Yberri J()so Anttinio Mijia. 1 certify the additional articles above. do ir.ta An.aa. I.sidro iada.

ht jcV vicing particulars rcrrc cuximuiiica-tut a I'rii pJ. to. place twt'er th-; Mexicans and the Sp unards pre-. Lu Ulv tM-ti maclo by a on the nt tbe time To tho attewm th li-embark ilion. Cd oy an roni ofi -i f(X men at the rdaee rnll Cirrlu rt i t.io t-me of the tamtr of 7 ampico-el- Alio, and where the Mexicans left one cannon.

4d. At the passage of the Bar, where they canno.n. 4tn. At the at- t' on lampico tie i amauhpn, whilst jas was at Altamira. where he oii not find a -oul the combat iiad lasted ten hours when Bar.

udas arrived he did not engage in the action, and respected-the capitulntion made hyi tlie corps which ha had at Tampico. 5th. At the attack of tho fort at the ir, ilcfemled by three pieces of artillery' the Mexicans attacked it several timea with uidieard of courage they penetrated into the retrenchments with their armsshoul- 1 11. 1 a I mi r-a (lereu, anu ieit aoout 'Jjv Killed. 1 he voun? ramans, Aid-de-Camp of Santa Anna? waskdiedm the fort where uo entered; word in the cry ot Vive la Rcpub- lie At the moment of pie capitulation.thc Spanish troops had verv few provisions anu scarcely munitions enough for two days; i iti i-.

they had nearly 1200 on their sick h.t, and upwards of 400 wounded. i 1t tii- 1 (general Garza had been arrested and! 1 t-inl ttir. iT Al.t. imrl.M. render an account oi lus equivocal conduct, i i luring tho attack of the Spaniards at tin Bar, vhen with superior force under his oi New-York papers ol the Cd instant announced the Havre Packet Ship of ihe 1st of September as beloT.

interest, in was excited there, in relation to tho confirmation liich she was supposed to have brought of the reported entrance of the Russians into Constantinople. The annunciation of ihe arrival of the Packet however, appears to Jiare been incorrect" A slip from the oriicc of lhe N. V. Mercantile, dated Sunday, Oct, 4th, 2 P. mnkes no mention of her.

It is not improbable that tho Russians have taken possession of Coaiiuutinople, as that even naturally to be expected after our late intelligence from tho seal of war. The fact of i heir entrance, huwrvcr, has not yet been Jaicertaiimd, and the rumour was considered premature in Londdiv. Wo subjoin ilij following extracts from MeA-Yrk pajjers of tbt 3d From the Jourii of Commerce; Constantinople taken by the Russians. Tho ship Robert Ed ward Cpt, Sherburne, uuia. lie u.i(a i iu i LJ3 1 ji it'iii in i i so accused of causing the failure of the at- c.

rr, tack of banta Anna en A ampico-de- 1 a- iti- i i maulipas, by abandornmr Altamira, and in i i i neglecting to. harass Larnidas iu his retreat. 00 I I i i Ion papPTof i Tftiiing of the 25th, SUites, ihut Tflrgraphit; Dispatch that effect had hrtm received at P.n... mail rem that tity bal been received on that day, in consequence of the jnclemeocy of the 'veioiier. Three shim of the line at Portsmouth had "i uv i vt a pui iwii (.11.

-u 111 1 il IIOl ktlO A 1 I DfF.O. At th Maw Yard, on ITdi int. to the Maval Con- Tue ickne of tl.e hand in our otiue, fa: rhe aa li the cnu oftlic de-lav jrjr on pper I jw ea, hip pi iifr JList. tout or v.A-sivcoLa. ARRIVED.

Oct. 1-lth. Sch. New ji jeans, assorted cargo to masier. 17th.

Schr. Mariana, Logerthy, New Orleans, asirted cargo to master. 'sy-in- bricks for ld.Schr. EliZabeth, New york Ciiyo to Syixr jm ir a Jerrison J. rvt ser, Austin t.

i I r- i .1 it rjr.lav, J. Culston tv- the mpster. i'as- ir ir i ar- C. L. Kevser, ar in.

i 2 Itii. Lritr lilton, Jackson, TJath (Je.) rtIl 1 IIUIIIU IIIIMUIHikl. IU UK. UIIDIlliL, 1 Schr. Voha, 'Bancroft, Phil tdel- pMia, cariro to J.

Jerrison Jr. Campbell and Foster, J. C. 6c C. C.

Keyser and Edward Baker. Passengers, Nisbet cf Phil.i- 200 casks of lime to ister. CLEARED. Schr. Galaxy.Blish, New Orleans.

J.V.h. Biiat Lady IIo)e, Chase, Sisal, ballast, by N. II. Alien. 1 lth.

Schr Mariana, Logerthy, St. Andrew's Bay, assorted cargo to the master. Schr. Sun, Rouge in, New le ms, argo 14,000 bricks, by J. de la Ruai 24th.

Schr. Virginia, Morrjs, Mobile. If i. A Tan Elfiioo h-ld in On Ci'JV oi VTeduei. Vi.

ily the 21st Ut lober, 1829, Cor AlJ rnn i fill a vneancy occaiioncd hy the elnnioti of 3. r. liaiuci Jota 1). IIJ fnly -lrcic1. Jolm JeVrison, Mayor.

22J O.t. 1S29. CS ijhx7 itb atxc btjijl: raxra. OU.N'XAIM.NO fuur Room, uuii a fitchew, the lewced eaiiuiatwil No. 9.

Snirimy Stret-t, near lhe fi ay Yard. P. i4 i he fiat! on tk 1st. Janusr nri'i Kor further puriiculari Vyy Geo; V. (kl.

SCth, 1SC 3-tf -1 1 i succeeded bv the President of tho Senate. I which place is now filled by Mr. Arnaud Bcauvais, of Point Coupee. ate from Mexico OFFICIAL NEWS. A PI TULA TJON OI' II A KRA D.

1 S. The Spauiah invadiug anrjy ua.ljr the; command of Gen. Bimarfaa has capitulated to Gen. Darrada and auite have arrived at New Ot leans. The following are the terms of capitalatioa.

The Citizens, Major General 1 of the Army of operations, Colonel Pedro Landcro, Colonel of Engenieurs, Jose Ii-nacio Yberri and thoe of the same grade of the third permanent battalion, Jose Antonio Mijia, charged wilh tho powers of his Excellency the General in Chief of the Mexican Army, Antonio Lopez de Santa 'Anna: and the Brigadiers Don Jose Miguel Salomon, Lieut. Colonel Chief of tho Staff, Don Fulgencio Salas, charged with the powers of tho General of the Spanish troops Don Iiidro liarradas, rhetat the Head Quarters of Peublo Viejo de Tampico, ou the 11th of September, after exchanging their respective credentials, to agree on the con ditions which the first are to submit to, and which are to be guaranteed to the second, agree 1st. To-morrow, at 0 o'clock A. M. tho Spanish forces, the officers retaining their swurd-i, the soldiers their arms, and drums beating, shall evacuate -the fort which they occupy, and which protects the Bar, and they shall lay down their arms, their colors, and their caissons to the Mc.vican division under the orders of his Excellency the General Manuel de Jery Teran, second in command of the army, and who is now occupying the passage called Dona Cecilia, on the old road of Altamira the said forces (Spanish) will then join the remainder of the division at Tampico de Tammaulipas, the officers retaining their sVords.

2d. On ihe day afier to-morrow, at o'clock A. M. the whole of the division of the Spanish General now occupying Tampico de Tammaulipas, will leave the city on the same conditions as above, and will go and lay down their arms, colors, 6cc. at the subaltern quarters of Altamira, under the command of his Excellency the General Manuel Mery Teran, the officers retaining their words.

3d. The Armv and the Mexican Repub lic guarantee in the most solemn manner, the lives and the property of every individual composing the enemies division. 4th. The Spanish division will inarch to the city of Victoria, where they will remain until ready to embark far Havana 5th. The Spanish General is permitted to send one or two di7iceri the Havana, to p.rocuratjiraasperts for tho return of his di- in inni.i jerrison oi renscola, Jcssrs i J.

Jerrison Jr. ol do. A Jen A. Jackson i ai i i i ii i ocw lork.anJ iir. B.dJw in of Phua i.t: dolphia.

e. t. ochr. owamn, caysnnali, cargo i 1.