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per entitled the Izadra Gazette. Fortu- /
natcly for this gentleman he is not within
the reach of Ferdinand, having come % TINS
country on the annihilation OF liberty III
Spain. and is now, together with his wife
and brother, residing in this city. The same
sentence. we understand, has been passed
upon Colonel Joseph FaCio, who now holds a
public Office under the government OF the
State of Vera Cruz.


We hope shortly to be able to lay before
our readers, from source entitled 70 the
fullest credit, an historical account OF the
late rcvolutionin Spain.-Conrier.


CHARLESTON, July 23.


There is a disease, says the Georgetown Ga
2ettc of the 10Th inst among the horses in this
neighborllood that proves very fatal. Thcyare
suddenly taken with stiffness in the egs-then
bmnder about with their eyes staring wide open
,,crfectlv blind, and in y few minutes drop down
lead A great many have died lately. y.-Cdy Gaz


Lady N7organ.--Some of the lovers of
1ipht reading have enquired whether the
LADY Morgan whorecently caused her own
death in England, was the celebrated au
,horcss of "Francc," "italy," &c. The au-
thoress is named "Sydney Morgan" VIC
believe: the dead lady was called Mary
and what renders the fact more certain that
the favoritc writer is not intended in the
obituary paragraph, is, the deceased is
STYLED the Honourabic, and her female re-
latiyes arc also gifted with the same ad-
iunct


Now the real Lady Morgan, the writer
is, we believe only Lady by complaisancc
or sufferance-her husband physician
was knghted by the Lord Lieutenant of Ire
land, and his right to dub is not general,
allowed; at least, the King must confirm thu
act before it can be considered of effect. W.
believe that King George the fourth ha
never, in consequence Of certain liberal prin
cipes, expressed by husband and wife, con
frmcd the appointment of the Doctor t
Knighthood. Ergo, Lady Morgan is not
I.adv, and therefore is not dead. Lad
Morgan, the late Miss Owenson, is only re
Jnarlablc for her good sense, her genera
discharge Of domestic duties, affection 70
her husband and childre, and her virtuou
conduct in every station of life which sh
has been called on to fll,-ergo, Lady Nor
gan, is not honourablc, and therefore is nc
dead-none Of Lady $. Morgan's relative
were honourable--the were never distr
guished for any thing but goodness-PhAat
q. S. GAZETTE.