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ed; and also 0n'e.4.411 the tame of tile KIM*/ umeiv,
and apparvl, shall he paid ant of the 'recasury of the UAited
States to such Hasson who shall effect the saute ()the rwir:e than
by the araitd 8r commissioned Vessels of the United States.
11. CLAY.

NIALMSON."

The etty of S. DOOlingo bat thrown off the
allegiallee to her::Ort'ather tottnay; the people
there having decreed thentteiVes ' independent bf
Spain. Thekkiverhoi• and principal officers, civil
and military, were imprisoned, hut Afterwatds
liberated. . . .
f. It appears frOm.these paper* -; that
son, continued dangerously. ill of a fever; that qe-
neral Dearborn had resigned the command of the..
army in Canada ; itad that Mr; Mortto,:na3
tioned as his successor.]
There is a long official account of the attack
on Hampton, iii which, as usual, the Ainericans
performed/prodigiesof valuer, about 4%)t Of them
having completely worsted a British force of
nearly.3ooo meit ! The tall of the affair is deploy-
• ttblv obibure : yet it is all that is worth Opp.
". From accounts which may be relied upon,
tlit enemy landed, and had drateu up in battle-:.
array, at leaSt 2500 men. Their loss.cannot be
than
.206, and is believeato he half as many
more. Oar 1 the force wasr349 infantry and rifle,
62 artillery, mid 25 cavalry. The loss on our part
is seven killed, twelve wounded, on: prisoner, and,
eleven missing, who .are believed to be- in the
neighbourhood_ with their -families-
" To give you, Sir, an idea of the savage-like
disposition of the enemy' on their getting posses-
Sion of the neighbnurbood, would be a,vain at-
tempt. Although Sir Sydney Beckwith assured
Inc that no imeasiness need be felt in relation to
the unfortunate Amerieans, the fact is, that on
yesterday thine were several dead bodies lying un-
buried, and the wounded not even assisted into
the town, although observed to he crawling
through the fields towards a cold and inhospitable
protection.
The unfortunate: females of Hampton who
could not leave the town were, suffered' to be
abused in the most shameful manner, not only by
them, but the venal savage blu'ks, who were en-
couraged in their excesses. They pillaged, and
encouraged every act of rapine and murder, kill-
ing a poor man by the name cif Kirby, who had
been lying on his bed at life point of death fur
more thati six week, thootinwhis Wife in the hip
at the same time, and killing; his failJani dog lying
under his feet. The murdered Kirby was lying
last night weltering in hisbedl
shall return to Hampton. this evening or In
the morning, with the troops under My command,
and such leinforeentents as may meet me, where
we will endeavoiwto make another stand. The
enemy evacuated the town at three 'o'clock yes-
.
" 1 very respectfully, yours, Ike.
(Signed). ." STA. CHUTCIMELD,
4' Hit Excellency Goveimor•Barhour.",

13t ENDS AYRES' GAZETTES.

Amy of THE EAST.

OVVICIAL I)ISAATCAt GEN.gRAL IIELGRAN-0
i) VIL U.II.RI'.:NIE. V.:CRC:VMS POW1:1.1.

ExcistAiNT ti ronef rojoroofacSrsioo,
I have received front ulost, Cbarcm4, C4),F:lor,umba, and Santa
Cruz de la Sierra, by the post which arrived yesterday, I am
informed those places remain trmiquil and in •good ozd r,
ready to make the greatestsam ifices, and assist us in couoirn,,;.
ing.their liberty. Respecting :Plata, lam intOrmed by a tra-
veller arrived from CochobantliaAlliat oil the 24th of last month
General Gayeneche was hastily sending caftan, Oruro, all 1116
money, stores, &c. towards hit Disaguediro., Ily.sworn de-
clarations which have tven receiyed on) Potosi from desert-
ers who had returned there from' Oruro, it was 'known that
the Chief win in the greatest difficulty pn account of the
scarcity of provlsions„and not builig able to (Ittell the ferment
of, division which hod introduced itself into the army, among
the European and Auferican,ollicers, that his troops did nut
consist of more than 3000 infantry, armed in all kinds of
ways, and 100(1 horse, belonging to the divisions of rum, and
Chuntla.welia.:—Gral preserve your Excellency many years.
3ujui, May 4,1313. • M. BELGRANCi.
To the Supreme Executive Power. :.••

An Extraordinary Buenos Ayres Gazette teas pub-
lished on 14th May, containingla long detailed ac-
count Of an advantage gained by, tbe .lovernor.of
Chao over the Royal Party, of which the follow-
ing
is a very brief abstract ; it states, that whilst,
parleying with,a flag of truce, Dan E, Verdi( pit:
his advanced troops in motion (in niunher 400),
and began tiring an .the sentinels on the other
side of the river Manic, in consequence of which
be resolve(' upon attacking.tbe enemy'S‘advanced
force, With 300 grenadiers, and 300 militia ca-
valry, which was so secretly carried into execu,
tion, that they arrived in his camp at three a. m.
before they were discoiered; that to the 'chal-
lenge from the centinci of qui'vive, was answer-
ed, " the Country, and death to the King,," ac-
companied with a close discharge ; that the ene-
my fled with the.ntmost. precipitation, -losing the
'whole• of his artillery, (seven piece), and that
it was believed the General of the 21 diviSion, J.
Berganzai, the Intendant Vergara, and th'e Cons-
mandant of
.Dragoons, the Major-General, 'and,
according some accounts, the Geniiiirin Chief,
were killed. The statement proceeds with say-
ing; that the whole of the eneMy's.foree, consist-
ing of 2000 infantry and 4000 cavalty, were pre-
sent, and yet so few soldiers surprised the camp,
that they had nearly .sneceedtal in getting the
C 41117164 to a vlace of ;:safety, when the enemy, re-
covering front his panic, on ascertaining the infe-
riority of their ntunbers, charged and obliged them
toietire. The loss sustained on either sidels not
mentioned.
he: Buenos Ayres Gazette of the lOthiMay, con-
tains a di4pateb from 1.. Rondeau, -commanding
the army. besieging Monte Video, stating, that on
the l4th gay, 60 of cavalry made arpattack on,
one of the entrances into that•placc, which was
attended with considerable loss -,.t0 the enemy,
without anv other on his side 'than that of an
officer 'and a dragoon wounded and a corporal

ADDRESS TO THE INUIABITANTS OF CHILA.,
" 'CGUNTItVME,—The day of glory for , chili, is' fast, a
A'
prom:tong—tyrants ore ;thou to he confounded by seeing tht-
majew;:ic ,i,letolour with which a Sovereign People suddenly
nrises front tlo, tlelm,ement 11, which. it 'w;iii, and display, the
valour, ,tteto., toot iossllaustibie reiOurces.'of the most
livoly patrioti,an. ' Au ill' 111, 01 12,000 Combatantit, collected
in a few days on the• liatit:N Of the Maule, Imiiting the tri-
coloured it.t. at the 6Ario, instant that, for the first tithe, ap-,
pears on the tit,oth Seas the Pavilion of Arneritwo I.iberty.--•
The .tyrant 111°410;0o tiod mir torces tiO, poor, aild
without strength; hitt at picieut be tyeuiblei at seetag itim-