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The National Republican And Ohio Political Register (Newspaper) - January 7, 1823, Cincinnati, OhioStatement exhibiting Che Amu Tut in the aggregate of the goods Wiles and merchandise exported from France and imported from thence in each so year from and after the year 1814, to the ear 1828 discriminating in the , Between articles of the growth. The Resolution offered Merd of or Colden was after considerable debate agreed to by a Large majority. On motion of or. Campbell of o. It was resolved that All the Bills resolutions and reports committed to1 a committee of the whole produce or manufacture of the u. States and House on the state of the Union and to com those of foreign countries and also stating it i mittens of the whole House not already print National character of the vessels in which such 1 j1---�?�?1 exports and. Imports have been made. Adjourned House of representatives. Or. John Carter elected in the place of or. Blair of s. C. Appeared was qualified and took his eat messes. Spencer of n. A. Ball of a. Reid and Cuthbert of geor. Also appeared this Day and took their seats. Eleven petitions were presented and referred to different committees. Or. F. Johnson from the committee on the Post office and Post roads reported a Bill for the Relief of William say Les which was read twice and referred. On motion of or. Cocke tie committee on revolutionary pensions was discharged from the further consideration of the petition of Joseph Pickering and it was ordered to lie on the table. The Resolution of or. Woodcock kid upon the table yesterday calling on the president of the United states for information respecting advances of Public Money to Public agents was after some modification adopted. The Bill for providing for the examination of titles to certain lands in Louisiana and the Bill for the Relief of Thaddeus Mayhew were committed to a committee of the whole House. On Morion of or Barber of con. It Vul resolved that the committee of ways and Means be instructed to enquire into the expediency of priming in appropriation for completing and repairing fort Griswold in the fetal of Connecticut. On motion of or. Cushman it was resolved that the subject of the Public buildings and the Public lands in the City of Washington be referred to a select committee. Or Colden of new York submitted for consideration the following Resolution which lies on the table one Day of course resolved that the president of the United states be requested to Lay before this House such information As he May possess with regard to any hostile expedition which May have been prepared in the United states and sailed from thence within the present year against the territory or dependency of any Power in Amity with the United state and to inform this Bouse whether any measures have been taken to bring to consign punishment persons who my have been concerned in such expedition contrary to the Laws of the u. States. Or. Conflict of new Jersey offered the following resolutions resolved by the Senate and House of rep Fesen Taticea of the United states in Congress a a ambled in hot it shall be the duty of the Secretary and clerk of the respective houses to Lay before Congress at the commencement of every session a detailed statement of the expenditure of the contingent fond of each House during the preceding session staling the items Quantity prices and to whom payment is made. This Resolution was read and by the rules lies on the table the Day. On motion of or. Condict of n. A it was resolved that the committee of accounts be instructed to enquire and report whether any and what part of the contingent expenses of this House can be curtailed without detriment to the Public service and that said committee revise the system pursued by the officers of this Bouse in disbursing the contingent fund and report whether any further restrictions responsibilities or checks Are necessary for its disbursement. A joint Resolution from the Senate for the appointment of a committee on enrolled Bills was received and concurred in As also one for the appointment of a joint Library committee the Bill fixing the fees of certain officers in the District of Columbia was reported to the House from s committee of the whole concurred in ordered to be engrossed and read a third to me to Morrow As also the Bill fixing the compensation of receivers of Public moneys and the Bill for the Relief of registers and receivers of Public Money in the several land offices and the Bill to enable the proprietors of lands held by titles derived from the u. States to obtain copies of their papers. Messes Cook Scott Jennings Floyd Vance Stewart and Nelson of my. Were appointed a committee on or. Cooke a motion respecting roads to Illinois a. Messes. Jennings Ross Murry Barber of con and Carter were appointed a committee on the petition of b. Holman. Adjourned. F thursday december 12, 1822. In Senate. On motion of or. Barbour so much of the president s message As relate to our relations with foreign nations was committed to the committee of foreign affairs. Or. Rodney Laid the following Resolution on the table for consideration resolved that the committee on the Judi Clary be directed to enquire into the expediency of continuing in Force the act entitled Quot an set to protect the Commerce of the u. 8, and to punish the crime of piracy and also of making such further provisions on the subject a May be de tend proper for the Security of our citizens the safety of our Commerce and the punishment of the offence. Or. Pleasants from the committee on naval it air reported a Bill for the suppression of piracy which by consent was read twice. The Resolution yesterday submitted by or. Talbot to refer to a select committee so much of the presidents message As relates to the repair and preservation of the Cumberland Road was taken up and agreed to and Mears. Talbot Edwards Mills Rodney and King of n. Y. Were chosen the committee. The second Resolution submitted yesterday by or. Talbot waa agreed to. 0n motion of or. Barton that part of the president a a message which relates to the Lead mines of the United states was referred to the committee on the Public lands. Or. Johnson of Lou. Submitted the following Resolution for consideration mme tved that the committee on the Judi c mry he instructed to enquire into the expediency of modifying the judiciary system of the i. States so As to make it uniform throughout the Union by establishing circuit courts in the new state. The Reno lotion submitted veet erday by or. Toyd requesting the president of the United stale to Yauae certain information relative to a Sporta and imports to be furnished to the Senate waa agreed to. Or. Holmes of Maine submitted the following Resolution for consider at Ion t resolved that the committee on the Judi rotary be instructed to enquire into the expediency of providing by Law for the Bette r Secu fifty of the Public Money in the Banda of clerks of court and a Tomies marshals and their deputies. The Senate adjourned to monday. House of rep res ent a Tives. Or Smith from the committee of ways and mean reported a my for the Relief of Nathan a Vanaco which waa twice read and ordered to be printed. He i n or. Cannon from the com tree on the m i Lite reported a Bill for disciplining the militia of the United states in an amended shape which was ordered to lie on the table. De be ordered to be printed. On. Motion of or. Condict the joint Resolution requiring from the Secretary and clerk of the Senate and House of representatives to make reports at each session of the Mode and amount of the contingent expense a the preceding year was taken up and read a first and second time. Or. Cocke then moved to Lay the resolve on the table. The resolve was ordered to lie on the table. The speaker Laid before the House a letter from George w. Erving offering to Congress for the use of the National Library seven medals Sinick at Paris which was referred to the Library committee. The House then went into committee of the whole on the Bill for imposing More rigorous checks on the disbursement of the Public Money. The committee reported the Bill with some amendments and the further consider lion of the report was deferred for the present. A messes. Bucked go Cushman Van Wyck Cassidy Brown Hobart and Leftwich were appointed a committee on Public building. Friday december 13. 2.v or vate. The Senate did n sit to Day. House of presen Ati ves. Eighteen petitions were read and Reform. Or. Fuller from the committee on naval affair reported a Bill authorising an additional naval Force for the suppression of piracy a which was read twice and committed to a committee of the whole who reported the Bill without amendment a it was read a third Lim passed and ordered to be sent to the Senate for concurrence. Or. Newt on of the committee of Commerce reported a Bill to repeal the third Section of the act entitled an act supplementary to an act entitled v an act concerning navigation. This Bill provides Quot that the third Section of the act entitled. An act concerning1 navigation Quot passed 15th May 1820, be and the same is hereby the Bill was read a first and second time and ordered to be engrossed and read a third time passed and sent to the Senate for concurrence. Or. Smith of my. From the committee of ways and Means to which was recommitted the Bill supplementary to and to Amend an act anti tied a a an act to regulate the collection of do ties on imports and tonnage passed 21 of March 1799 and to repeal an act supplementary thereto passed 10th april 1818. And for other purposes reported a new Bill of the strife Quot title which was read the first and. Second times and committed to a committee of the whole House on the state of the Union. Or. Hemphill from the committee appointed on that part of the presidents message which relates to the Cumberland Road reported for the preservation and repair of the Cumber land Road which Bill was read the first and a cond time and committed to a committee of the whole House to Morrow. Or. Hemphill from the same Corn Mittee also reported a Bill making appropriations for the Cumberland Road which was read the fit st and second time and committed to a commit tee of the whole House to Morrow. Or. submitted for consideration the following Resolution resolved that the Secretary of the Treasury be directed to transmit to this House All the books and reports Iff the commissioners and. Of the recorder of land titles in relation to the adjustment of land claims derived from the French and Spanish authorities situated in the now state of Missouri and territory of Arkansas. Or Jennings submitted for consideration the following Resolution resolved. Tint the committee appointed on the 10th inst on the two per cent fund of Indiana Illinois and Missouri be instructed to inquire into the expediency of authorising by Law the emission of Treasury notes to the amount of. Dollars for the purpose of extending the Western National Road and which notes to be received Only in payment of Public lands hereafter to be sold by the u. S. Or Chambers submitted for consideration the following Resolution resolved that the committee on Public lands be instructed to a quirk a of extending the time allowed by Law for issuing and locating military land warrants to officers a Ltd soldiers of the revolutionary army with leave to report by Bill or otherwise. The Resolution was agreed to and the House adjourned to monday. Ohio legislature. Monday. December 9, 1822. In Senate. Or. Piatt presented petitions from divers citizens of Cincinnati praying for a Lien Law upon buildings ships amp a. Which were referred to messes. Piatt Cooky and House As a committee or. Alexander presented a report from the committee on the petition of Sparks and others lessees of certain school lands which was read. Or. Ii. Brown presented a petition of a. J. M Dowell clerk and recorder of Franklin cd praying a Law to authorize a removal of his of fice from. Franklinton to Columbus which was read and referred to messes. H. Brown and Phelps. Messes. Cooley and Alexander presented Petit ions from the counties of Champaign amp a. Praying a. Law laying out a state Road from Xenia to upper Sandusky which were referred to messes. Cooley Alexander and Blodget. Or. Lie Atou presented a petition of John Duncan praying a Law authorizing the commissioners of Butler county to execute a deed of certain lands to his son a minor which waa committed to messes. Heaton and Moris at a committee. House of representatives the Bill to Amend the act to organize the judicial courts and regulate their practice was debated in committee of the whole but no or Der taken on the same. Tuesday december 10,1821, in Senate on motion of or. Piatt the Bill to Amend the act incorporating the medical College of Ohio was taken up read a third time and passed. On motion of or. Alexander the Bill reported on the petitions of Sparks and others was made the order of the Day for to Morrow. Like petition of the sheriff of Gallia county praying remuneration for expenses incurred for the re capture of a prisoner was referred to the committee on Otamis. Or. Plu la offered a report on the petition of a. J. M Dowell which waa Reador. H Brown offered a report on the petition of James Hooker which was taken up and read or. Campber offered the following Resolution t meet my that a committee of three Mem Beta be App tinted to examine into the expediency of 0 amending the Law in relation to judgments and executions that All judicial and ministerial proceedings in contracts shall be governed by Bio Laws in Force at the time Tbs contract was entered into a a which was taken up debated at. Great length when the Senate adjourned. House of representatives. The committee appointed,00 the act regulating the duties of justices of the peace and constables in civil and criminal cases were discharge whereupon or Bacon offered the following Resolution resolved that the great and essential object of All governments it and ought wage the advancement of Public and private Justice and that the same ought to be administered without delay and that ail Laws which delay the a Covert of any rights and prevent the execution of any judgments Are impolitic therefore. Resolved further that a committee of three members be appointed to prepare and bring to a Bill to Amend the act defining the duties of justices of the peace in civil and criminal cases that such part of said act. As authorizes a stay of execution upon judgments recovered before justices of the peace May be repealed. That there shall be no Appeal from any judgment of any Justice of the peace whenever the amount in controversy does not exceed dollars. House of representatives. The Bill making special appropriation of Money for the performance of certain state contracts made in the year 1822, and other purposes was read a second time and committed to a committee of the whole House. % the Bill to provide for holding a court in Bank by the judges of the supreme Courland for reporting the decisions of such court was read a second time and committed to a committee of the whole for monday week. The engrossed Bill for incorporating the Ohio steam boat Cofo Pany was read a third time and on its final passage was lost yeas 30, nays 36. The House went into a committee of the whole on the Resolution relating to the duties of magistrates in civil and criminal cases which was debated and the House adjourned. Sat amp Jeremiah Morrow governor elect of the state of Ohio on the 28th ult. Delivered to the general Assembly the following inaugural speech. That justices of the peace shall have jurisdiction co extensive with the county in which they May reside in the township where the cause of action has Arisen. On motion of or. Bacon the above Resolution ordered to lie on the table. Resolved that a committee of three members be appointed to take into consideration the propriety of altering the militia Law of this state so As to exempt the professors and students belonging to the several colleges and universities in the state of Ohio from doing military Doty in time of peace with leave to report thereon by Bill or otherwise. Or j. Mills presented a petition from sundry citizens of Shelby and Allen counties praying that a suitable person May be appointed to View and locate a Road from. Wapato Mica to intersect the state Road leading from st. Mary a to fort Defiance which was taken up and read the Hill relating to forcible entry and detainer was taken up and debated. Wednesday december 11,1822. A Senate. Or. Kendall presented a report on the three per cent fund which was read. Or. Piatt presented a report of the committee upon the petition of the mechanics of Cin Cumuli which was taken up and read. Or. Morris presented a Bill relating to the seat of Justice of Clermont county which was read. Or. Jennings presented a memorial from David and Reuben Miller which wag referred to messes Jennings Catterlin and Ijams. House of representatives. motion of or. Hoover so much of the unfinished business of last session As relates to he Bill for the Relief of the deaf and dumb persons in this state was referred to messes. Hoover d Seney Cook Curtis and Armstrong. Or. Bacon presented a petition of sundry citizens of Montgomery county praying to have the privilege of paying their militia Finta by working on the roads which was referred to messes. Bacon Blackburn and Lee. Thursday december 12, 1822. In Senate. The Senate resumed the consideration of or. Campbells Resolution relating to judgments and executions which after debate was negatived yeas 10, nays 22, on motion of or. Cooley the Senate went into a. Coro Liftee of the whole or. My Gowan in the chair on the Bill to Amend the judiciary act. On motion of or. Phelps the first Section of the Bill saving the enacting clause was struck out and the Bill thus amended was reported and the report agreed to. Or Kelly presented sundry petitions praying commissioners to be appointed to Lay out state Road from Cleaveland to the Ohio River which were referred to messes. Kelly Hughs and j. Sloane As a committee. House of representatives. Or. Williams presented a petition of the Board of managers of he Western Asylum for the education of the deaf and dumb which was re Ferrod to the committee on the Bill for the re Lief of deaf and dumb persons in the state. Or. J. Collins presented a petition of Samuel Simpson praying to be divorced from his wife Juliana. Out of complaisance to the Senate or. Wil hams moved that the House take up the Bill authorizing the establishment of a medical College and also moved that the House agree to the amendments made by the Senate. Or. Hale moved the adoption of the following Resolution resolved thei a committee of three members of this general As moly be appointed As a committe to inquire into the propriety of appointing a a citizens of the state of Ohio to review and compile All the statute Laws of a general nature that my be in Force and circulation in this state in order that they May report the same to the next general Assembly for their adoption with a View to have the same entirely separate and apart from those of a local nature and in order that the same May become and remain the permanent Law of the state of Ohio and that said committee report by Bill or otherwise. Ordered that said Resolution lie on the table or. Maltbie moved the adoption of the following Resolution resolved that a committee of three Mem Bers be appointed to inquire what alterations if any ought to be made to the act regulating the duties of county auditors and commas owners and report by Bill or otherwise. Messes Maltbie, and Shelby were appointed. Friday december 13, 1822. In Senate. Or. Kirker offered several resolutions for the appointment of a committee of both houses to revise All Laws of a general nature and report at the next up Salon of the general Assembly which were Fefergrad to messes. Kelly Kirker m can my Millan and Morris. Mesara. Kelly Morris and my Arthur were appointed a committee to examine into the expediency of simplifying the action of ejectment. The Senate went into a committee of the whole on the Bill authorizing the clerk and recorder of Franklin county to remove his offices to Columbus. The Bill waa ordered to be reported 22 to 10. House of representatives. The Bill to Perpetu Sale evidence relative to the title to certain land lying within the Boundary of John Cleves Bym mesh Patent was committed to a committee of the whole House and made the order of the Day for to Morrow. The Bill to incorporate the Ohio steam boat company waa order a to be engrossed for its third Reading and final passage on to Morrow 35 to 32. Saturday december 14, 1822. In Senate the Bdl to establish certain county lines waa committed to a it Ommittee of the whole House who reported the Bill without amendment and the report ordered to lie on the table until monday. The Bill creating a Lien in certain cases was committed to a committee of the whole or Kirker in the Chai r. After r much debate the Bill was amended 15 to 14, so As to Render its provisions general me a Ara Campbell d. Sloan and Blodget were appointed a committee to examine into the expediency of raising a fetid for the promotion of medical literature. Fellow citizens of the Senate and of the House of representatives. Having received ice notification of my election to the office of governor transmitted by your order i have attended for the purpose of entering upon the discharge of the duties. Unusually limited As the Powers and duties in that department Are by the provisions of the Constitution 1 am conscious still that a due and just administration of them is of importance to the character and welfare of the state and the Prosperity and happiness of the citizens. Called to enter on a scene untried and to act a part to which i am unaccustomed i can Only say that if an habitual solicitude for the Prosperity and character of the state arising from a sense of common interest with my fellow citizens in her welfare and from an Early participation in her councils can impart sufficient motives to exertion added to the sacred sanctions by which 1 have become pledged i feel some Confidence that Assiduity and Fidelity will be brought into execution of the Trust. From the circumstances under which i now meet you i will not attempt to present a View of the state of the government or to recommend any particular measures to your attention for legislative provision. Drawn off from a near View of our state policy by other avocations i could not at present perform that duty with satisfaction to myself or a Prospect of advantage to you. I am persuaded however you will experience no inconvenience in your deliberations from the omission. The communication a vide by my respected predecessor in the executive office which has properly brought before Yog the the More prominent topics for your consideration. The intelligence and observation of the several members coming As they do from the different parts of the state possessing local information and bringing with them a knowledge of the wishes and the wants of our constituents will amply Supply the defect and furnish the information necessary to Correct decision on All measures claiming your attention. Restrained As i am from entering into the consideration of the particular policy of the state 1 May in accordance with precedent Avail myself of the present occasion to present considerations of a More general character. Among the objects most interesting to men that of the state of society to which they belong and of the government under which they live is entitled to the highest regard and attention. Whilst the Progress of Liberal principles on the subject of government and the rights of Man in the different nations of the world justly claims a share of our attention whilst the situation of every people contending against tyranny and for the Possession of their rights is entitled to All our sympathies and the potent Means put in array to arrest that principle and bind its votaries under the chains of despotic Power deserve our detestation still our first attention and highest regard Are due to the concerns of the government in our own country. There is ground of thankfulness to a kind Providence that we Are citizens of a country enjoying free institutions of gratitude to our ancestors whose valor secured and whose patriotism and Wisdom gave form to those institutions we enjoy this Patrimony transmitted by them but the Possession is in Trust we Are bound to transmit it unimpaired to posterity. The governments of our country in their Complex form Are a peculiarity they Are unlike those of any other nation but it is this peculiarity that imparts to them the admirable Quality of adaptation both in general and particular interests to the situation of a free people occupying an extensive territory under various climes and differing in habits manners and situation. The general government constituted to act on objects of a general nature alone upon objects in which the operation and effect extend to the whole Community or beyond the limits of any particular state possesses in regard to the great interests of the common defence the regulation of Commerce and of foreign Intercourse All Tbs advantages of a purely National government. It commands the general resources and wields the Arm of the collective Power in defence of the rights of a common country. The particular state governments in regulating their internal policy can accommodate and adapt their measures to the situation and circumstances of the Community in that exact manner not attainable by a general government to we be r constituted. To estimate the value and Utility of this Complex system of government we Are not now left to resort to the opinions of theoretical and speculative men it has had the teat of Experiment both in the Vicissitudes of peace and War Faud in both the Experiment has been Success Ful if the character of a government May be tested and its Utility estimated by its effects upon the National Security upon civil Liberty and Protection of private and personal rights the increase and diffusion of wealth and the moral sentiment and intelligence of the people then will that established by the american people be pronounced not Only Good but when placed in co Iurasc with any other must be characterized the very Best. It is in the definition of the Powers originating from the people and distributed Between the respective general and state governments that any exception can be found to the harmonious and successful operation under this Complex system. It is unfortunate that on the line of de Markatoon for prescribing the limits to the Powers of the one ground should be found for latitude of construction and for conflicting claims to jurisdiction. Perhaps it is owing to the uncertainty of moral definitions that. Incontrovertible precision had not been employed in the limitation of the Powers vested in the general government. It is Only in mathematical science that a line can be described with mathematical precision. If the evil has its foundation in the nature of the Case we May mitigate though we cannot remove it and in this Case it will be found easier to avoid the ground of collision than to Settle contested rights. But should the Public functionaries of the respective governments while tenacious of rights clearly vested bring into exercise with regard to All others that spirit of forbearance and Compromise so conspicuous and operative in the Council which produced and which gave Sanction to the Federal Constitution without the sacrifice of any important inter est Good feeling and Harmony might be Vrey but to bring into More particular i the regulations Ana measures belonging to the internal policy of the state. For it is in these that. The citizen has the highest and most in medial interest. These touch the Domestic secure the right and afford the Means Tel the redress of wrongs to individuals. By them moral virtue is promoted and Public vices suppressed. In every free state enjoying a government adapted to the nature of Man the Laws emanating from the Public will and directed to the promo Tion of he general Good the great outline of the provisions for the Security of rights must under different modifications be the same the rights of conscience and the Liberty of the press will be inviolable private and personal rights protected equal and exact Justice administered to All the trial by jury and Hareas Corpus secured. These Are essential ingredients in the composition of every free government and with regard o them we Seldom err while under the guidance of pure intentions. It is in the enactments of a positive character where the provisions must be adjusted to the circumstances and situation of the Community that the judgment and abilities of the most experienced Are Bro to into1 exercise to discover the cases requiring provision and in e measure to be adapted in the Case. It is the duty of those to whom the Public concerns of the state Are entrusted to ascertain her situation and to devise and apply the Meas ores Best suited to that situation. The state / of recent origin grown up with a rapidity lit prec dented and yet placed at a Remote distance from maturity. The population composed of emigrants and their descendants from different states not yet brought by social Intercourse or and system of education to an uniform character. The soil Fertile and productive of the articles most necessary for the subsistence and Comfort of Man. The territory intersected by Rivers and streams fitted to extensive com Merci d Intercourse and affording Sites convenient for the application of water Power to Mills and other machinery. For the exportation of the surplus produce the larger portion of the state is confined to a single pot to and that in a climate uncongenial Aid unfriendly to the Constitution and health of the citizens engaged in the Commerce. From this View it will appear that the situation of our state not Only is susceptible of but requires great improvement in the Means of commercial Intercourse. To explore and open avenues to other and better markets appears to result As a duty requiring the attention of the legislature. The expenditure of the Revenue on objects of this kind is the most beneficial application possible. In examining into the state of the government should any objects appear to require the attention of the legislature they will be attended to and presented by message. As it is Tho duty so it will be my constant new Deavor to co operate with you in measures for securing the liberties and promoting the interest of our constituents Jeremiah Morrow. I e s it a foreign intelligence. By thursday s mail. From the philae National Gazette dec. 21. By the ship Factor Cap a sheed arrived at this port from Liverpool whence she sailed on the 30 h october we hav received Liverpool papers to the 29th, a it to London to the 28th of the same month inclusive. The greeks. London oct. 26. Accounts have this morning been received from Greece of the most satisfactory nature. On the 24th of sept. The Castle of Corinth surrendered to the christians and by this achievement the Morel has been again liberated from the barbarians. This event will be considered important in history because it has been preceded by the most Brilliant Success on the part of the greeks. The turkish Fleet after the loss of six ships which they sustained in action with the grecian Navy attempted in vain to gain the Dardanelles and were forced Back into the Haven of Napoli i Romania where the greeks had assembled All their forces round them. The situation of the barbarians was highly critical., for they were hourly exposed to an attack and their destruction was extremely probable Tor the greeks recollecting the bloody a Cenes at Scio and. Cyprus were filled with the most determined purpose of revenge particularly the islanders. Letters from Zante of the 14th sept. Given in the foreign papers fully confirm the previous reports of the successes of the greeks in the Morea. The turks after being Defeated in the Plains of Argos by co Cotroni on the 23d of july and at the defile of tree on the 24th and 25th,entrenched themselves at where they received reinforcements from Patriss and Lepanto. The greek army was in the meantime increased by volunteers from All quarters to 25,c00 men and they occupied All the passes leading towards the isthmus. On the 6th and 7th of August the turks sought to Force a passage upon Corinth. In the engagement of the 6th they were attacked upon All Points and repulsed with great loss in the Battle of the 7th, which was very bloody 3000 turks perished upon the Field of Battle the general in chief All Pacha formerly grand vizier was among the drama i native of drama Pasha of thessaly was made prisoner with several Beys of the province and of Macedonia. The rest of the turkish army dispersed itself upon three different Points. A corps of about 2500 men gained the High Road to Corinth where they were pursued. Another corps of 2000 men took flight towards hag Ion Oros from whence they sought by a desperate Effort to regain the Road to Napoli i Romanis but surprised by Nicitas near Berbatis it was Cut in pieces a very Small number Thi owing themselves into the mountains whence they eventually reached Corinth. A third corps the most considerable of All and composed principally of albanians was unable from its desperate situation to take any other course than to precipitate itself on the route leading to Tri Politza overtaken in its flight Between alg Docampos and the Lake of Learne it was attacked and left on the place More than 1000 men the rest surrendered at discretion. In the number of prisoners was Ali Pacha native of Napoli i Romania and vizier of trac Cala and Aslan a Tirzu a very enter prising albanian chief. The turks in

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