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J. II H0QB
NIGHT SCHOOL.

The fublcribef returns has gf2e5
thanks to his friends and patrons, for tHsrTs
favors and liberality towards him and Big
leave respectfully to inform ten, and the@
habitants OF Alexandra generally, chat he 3.
commence his NIGHT SGROOL or l3aaa
the 2sd instant, at his Academy il P'Mr
street.
Young gentlemen, DESTROYS of becoming
euainted With the arts OF Surveying, N2n3
ton, use OF the Globes, or any OF tie differ.
branches ST the Mathematics, will meet VII
due attention froa
William Sladc.
septeslber 80 92t.aH
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pRINTEb DAILY IN
s a k VEL SNOW y Z ~
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Gun and Pistol Mandatory


Lover end Of King street, ncar tn gattF'
NHE subscribeTrespectfuliy Informs BY
- friends and the public, that ne hast Fn
received from London, via Baltimore, an h9lCS
some assortment Of GUNS and PISTOL
which he will sell low for cash
AMONG, WHICH ARE,
Single and doIble barreled Bird and Sq~'
rel Guns.
Holster and Pocket Pistols.
Boys Guns, Bullet Moulls. Sc.
ROBERT NASH
" B. Guns and Pistols stocked and repaI"
IN the neatest manner, ard On tie most rea'',
able terms. Orders from tho country aXe'
edswith dispatch.
AS there are a number ef Suns &c. ','
be repaired, which have been % hanN
ong space of time, the owners 2rc parton. Z.
requested to pay charges and ts.@ thehi =. :,
December Is
! paINTsp DAILY IN
Sd MVEL SNOW y Z ~
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William Hepburn.
eosw law till Isl May !.
Flour, for Family Use.

FIOur,s Tor FaflIIy use.
A constant supply Of best Supertine Flour,
of Ravensworth Brand, for family use and ba-
kers, will be kept at Mr.. Thomas TWINS
warehouse, at the lower end Of King street
yftso for Sale. 81
A few hundred bushels of old Corn, tor
cash only.
w. Wedderburn. 4
December g lawlstJan
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To be Rented.

vgVHE two story FRAME EOrSE d
z Klng-street, nearly opposite 70 NJ
James Bacon's stose--Also lie HOUSES /,
Jones's Point, formsrly occupied by AjrI
Lam Patterson, with six or seven acres
adjoining, for one Or more years, as Nl
agreed on-Also one or more acre d d
marsh, and the upland adjoining no@tala
Hooe's fsnce.-~Any person or persons da.
sed TO build May have q lot or lots 20 tel
100 feet, for ten years, at one salIliGgah
ground rent and al the end Of the tern.
ten years, Re or they, his or their hers <.
signs, shall be entitled to q renewal oftae Ia
for ten years longer, on paying such gro@
rent as4he lot or lots Shall be worth IN ig
pinion Of three impartial men, and snail 52'
titIed forever to a renewal Of the lease q 8
expiration Of each term of ten years On.
sane conditions or they may have c'sa
Jnsderate ground rent forever. Apply os
Jobz Tucker for the houses, and 70 tie ;.
scaiber for tie Dts,
Stsnheu Cooke
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NE w YORK, November 81.

The FILL wing articles are suppl rr,a'v
10 those gwen IN yesterdays Mercantile
Adye, User from LATE London papers
The first r4.ases To the recenilv as
CURED province If .iaeoos Avrrs, and
and ~i b. Interesting IN ouf commercial
friends ne las' arr cnp'rd from . Lon.
don ps,1ss cf thr as !, f Sc aembcr.
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States and empires rise and
Men, but live, progress, and die;
He obey'd his Maker seal,
And with him NE rests on high.
S CONSOLITARY AIR-WITH GENE.
RAJ. VOICE.
FTUNE--" IN INFANCY, &c
DROOP not Columbia, Heaven is just,
And would thy Chlclreward,
Tho what was mortal turns to dust,
His name thy coast snail guard
tir'd with remembrance OF his deeds,
TIE chiefs ae iYd TO form,
Sinai lnonis az ain their neighing steeds,
And guide the martial storm
And guide, sc.
Taught by the maxims he approval,
Thy younger race shall burn,
To EN- l,ate the slres ne iov'd,
ana rusn 10 arms IN turn
Inspire by liberty and thee,
iney'n make invaders fly:
Like W ashington, their chance wlllbe
To conquer or to dc
10 conquer, sc.
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SOLEMN DIRGE-WITH GENERAL
VOICE.

. S.
Tune" HOPE, THOU NunsE," &C.
EUSH'D be every joyful sound
Sorrow rends CoLUMBIA's breast
Deep, al! deep's the ranking wound,
Which destroys her wonted rest.
Gone her HERo-tears must flow
An! conceal your streaming eyes
And yet, who can hide their-woe,
Though He dwells Ii nilder skies
Born to tread the lists Of fame,
'"iidst the tu1nuits Of the field,
Still ne mark where terror came,
Calm'd each fear, and scorn'd to yield.
Danger calPd forth all HIS powers
Daring, and yet coolly brave, $50
Firm HE stood, In darkest hours,
And, VICTORIOUS, wish'dto save.
First In council and the field.
Peace her olive scarce could: rear,
ERE HIS BREAST, this country's shield1
Was the cabinet of Care.
Chaos, into order brought,
Own'd HIS kind, reforming HAND,
Wisdom S. lesson, soon as taught,
CALL'D HIM TO sUPRKME coMsiAND.
How HE steered the ship of State,
Wondering millions now applaud:
But, man, HY Yields to.f6tc--
No--the Providence OF Cod.
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don paper Of The as b f Sc H<fnbcr.
|. BETENOS AYRLS.
ACCOUNT OF TIE. PRESENT STATE OF THE
PRovINcx OF. RIFNos AyREs, IN SOUTH
AMERICA.
From the L0nd9A Star Of Sept. ~.
STAGE he time oil Ul'oa and Of Condo.
m'rs the SAG 81 gbis par OF South Ame-
fics ha. undergone great alterations for he
better The whole track If country which
COW constructs the province Of Burpos
Ayres " 5 fornsrly subject 10 the con.
trout Of ,be 10y al Peru but, in 1873,
u was etecied into separate gpveanenent.
! The country has bees greatly b. q; fsrd BIZ
this reguIatien and pa ticnlarls by al ejiet
at the ki9g 4. Spain promulgated 10 the
%oams yea BIZ W ich FREE uade was grant.
&c. IN i73l Spanish az well a. foreign
merchants m reover received , omission
70 import n gro s'ases aud ha DWARF and
30 esnor! ~ re'u,o the pr ssucuons Of :ke
eonntry. This encourage ms n has n.ri
abu ID grea''y TO thy sd, ance men, cf agsi
culture, and HE i3cr,ase Of bopuia Ton !;
and suth Is me fertility of Tie SOL, bat
4 shr same wise regulation should conf.
nae IN force Ba@oos hyrss viii ~ bss!s
beeoms, IL Sh5It tinr, 'hs grana!y OF
doth America ard # Spain. dnorher
foysl er!'el, da.erl \ pi! 10, 1875. allowed
nc xparla'."a % saI;ed msa., as Ike wise
Of rail ", du free.
The mostoPp s>sive fe..ers Or iadustrv
aQd c0m;ae ce ,aviaq seen ,smoved Up
these acd simi!sr rsyal eaicss, and sill
more by Is II ng under thc fosterieg
pro',etioo # ti~~., Brrainr he prosp Tty
III TIE cnun.r, seust conln4e TO increase
every yeaT: fer, 10 thee segions which
are blessed wist, he vi vsf 90 et4blg. maze
u5,uye acne, - ty..reHinents b. thrown
in her way, W II AIM ST spnn sueolsls pfe-
dace eseiv hing / st province Of bue-
nos Alrss has very great extent, every
where abouodlrg VITA ihe most fertie cnl
every dIrec tor, by brooks and rivers,
which ali flow 1nto the great river De Ia
Plata. The pasture grounds support mil.
lions of aseves, horses, sheep ard swine.
Such nambers of horned cattle are reared
that in The year 1892, sos 600 OK hides
were shipped for Spa'n-pos TO reckon on
such as we.e ased il sae country, or were
bartered for Negro slaves. There i, aa
abundance Of salt ard no want of conve.
nient places where boats and ships msy
take 10 a cargo Of sailed flesh for expsrta.
ton. The Rio dc Ia Plaza, the Uruguay,
Parana, and ether smaller streams, afford
sd great advantage. in this respee;. There
are likewise ss~e good and capacioas mar.
bors, as, for instance, those of auSnos
Ayres itself, of Monteuidee, Ma!donaao,
and the Bay Of Barragan. The fishery on
the coasts, especially ct The whale and sea.
volt, is trequentls very productive and
IN the inferlor Of the eeun,ry the chase fur.
n,shes many articles for commerce; for
the skins Of the tigers that are found here
are DO less estr- med fer their beauty than
toe ostrich feathers, Of which ,hsre is great
plenty. 10 the villages aud districts Of the
Missions, cotton and likewise fax and
hosp are cultivated. Nor is this psoylnce
en,iiely drstirute Of gold mines: some Of
sthsm arc worked GEAR Maldonaec and San
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VERSES

Try sae late 9ovsln0r HovsA, Of " Jersey.]
REcITATIvE soLo.
HARK! hark, the solemn dirge of deepest
a. woe,
Floats trernulous along the hollow gale;
Solssns5ia's tears In ceaseiesss torrents aow
aut aht can signs or ceaselsss tears avail
AIR--BY FEMALE VOICES.
ITuNE-" CLARA"
BLEAx wint'ry Dissatisfaction. rain !;
Stern slaves OF ruthless death
We have indeed a Yfcaim slain,
And robb'd the mourning Earth y
But way should my woes impart-
All! who can bind broken heart
No more nav brave embattlcd Sons,
The dauntless hero leads; .aI
This morn, alas their deep ton'd guns,
Told Why my bosom bleetis:
) No more condemn'd through life to roam,
The Heaven that lent him, call'd hin
home.
{ What skill and courage could not do,
Alone he left Fate;
What wisdom taught MIN to pursue,
he nee'r pursu'd too late--
Expert tomarS with Eagles eye,
And seize occasions as they ny.
Like him, my Sons, be brave--be free,
Nor tear the world III arms s
So shall your latest offspring be,
Secure from vars, alarms
No Zoe Shall venture 60 invade
7 IN, IA ipJS
2EcITATIvE-wITH GENERAL VOICE.
WHILE. columns climb the southern shy,
~ To show where Washington must lie,
Saail here, no monumental stone,
Point where in arms the aero shoae !
fnot-enshrin'd in every heart
Nature supplies tue place OF art
But now the white-rob'd train are seen,
VINO bear for him funereal green.
n ELEGIACX SONG By Female Yoiees. :.
Iruxg--ss THOU SOFT FLOWING AVON, Sc.i
s. STREsV, Virgins, the cypress Ger Wasia-
~ ington's bier,
Whilst c.nbiems Of sorrow excite the big tear;
TIE hills roun4 the spot whens, the hero islaid,
Shall yearly reecho dirge to his shade.
The matrons whose bosoms in anguish do
mourn tE 80
The loss Of their heroes, ne'er doom'd to re-
turn, 81.
Shall yearly retire to the spot where he'si aid.
And swell the sad dirge to great Washingto1.'s
shade
The sweet tirnid maiden whose fears are a.
iarn'd,
TFor soldiers she finds may IN battle be harm'd
BY moonlight shall steal to the spot where
he's laid,
And beg the protection of Washington shade.
Our youths, clad in arms, shall repair to his
grave,
And swear by his relics their country to save;
His name thus invok'd, whosoe shan invade,
Snail fall early victims to Washington's shade,
SOLEMN DIRGE-WITH GENERAL i
VOICE.
TUNE--" HOPE, THOU NUnsE," &c.
EUSH'D be every joyful sound
Sorrow rends CoLUMBIA's breast
Deep, al! deep's the ranking wound,
Which destroys her wonted rest.
Gone her HERo--tears must flow
An! conceal your streaming eyes!
And yet, who can hide theirwoe,
Though He dwells ii nliller skies
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BUENOS AYRLS.

ACCOUNT OF TIE. PRESENT STATE OF THE
PROVINCE OF. RUFNos AyREs, IN SOUTH
AMERICA.
From the Load9s Star Of Sept. ~.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-01-30
FOURTEENTH BULLETIN OF THE
GRAND ARMY.
Broxrau. 8fb BrumoiyY war "a

Broxnaa, BIB Brumaiys, yray IA.
Marlhal Bcfnadore arrived on the s,h, at
ten in the morning, at Salzburg. The eletior
had left il fomc days before corps of Coco
uncn, who were there, had returned pGccipitatcly
on the preceding evening.
The imperial head quarters were on the 9th,
at Hasg. on the 9TH at MuldovA, and on the
9th az Braunau.
Marfhal Davooa was employed on the 7ih.
in cauhng the bridge ofMaldoIf to be entirely
repaired.
The IN regiment Of ligh. horfc made no.
bic charge on the enemy, killed twenty men and
took feveral prifonef, amonga the ref cap
tain OF huiIars.
On the 9TH, Marfhal Lannes arrived with
the light cavalry at the bridge Of BraunaY. He
fet out from Landihu. The bridge was bro
ken down. He Immediately caufsd fixty men
to embark on board two boats. The enemy,
who was moreover purified by the felerve un-
der prince Murst, abandoned the town. The
audacity Of the f3sh light horfe contributed to
hahcn bis retreat.
The misunderstanding between the Rof1ians
and Auftrians IL already perccpiible.
ed officers amongh ihem know the war they
SdIty ou tu ur tinpotfttCs uuCc tIcT nhvC uotbtbS
togain againR the French, whom nature has
not placed 70 as 10 become their enemies.
Braunsp, in its prefsut rate, may be conGdcr-
ed az one Of nobleR and noa ufefJ acqui6tions
to the army. Ii 10 furfounded with bsftions
and drawbridee, half moon and foGes foil of
wstcr. il has numerous magazines Of artillery
all 10 an excellent ftstc. and, what 10 very diff
cult TO credit, il 10 ALTO remarkably well pro-
yided with proviGons. We found in il 20, 900
ta,iops OF bread ready to be jitrbuted, and up.
wards Of tboufand facks Ct -four the artillery
Of the place condas Of IS pieces Of cannon With
0iding carriages and mof.an provided With
upwards Of AZ, 900 balls and howitzcn. Tho
Rpfisns have LETT behind them 100. 900 lbs. OF
n-powder, great number Of cartridges.
lead. ihoufand mufqsets, and every thing to
maintain great ieige.
The emperor has appointed general Lauriaop,
Who has auived from Csdiz, governor OF this
town, in which he has easbliihed the depot of
ne bead quarters of the army.
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ELEVENTH. ARMY BULLETIN.


MUNICH Od. ~, ISoS.-Thc Head
Quarters Of the Grand French Army was trans.
terred here the atd when the Emperor Napo-
leon arrived. The town wa, Illuminated on the
occation. All the members OF the Bsvarian
Court were introduced to his Majeny. y.-Princc
Munt has arrived from his expedition in Fran
COMA. Prince Ferdinand made good his retreat
20 Bohemia. After the Emperor had reviewed
Martial Souls's diviion, he hunted at the Elec-
tor Of BavaIia's country feat.
A tieafure OF 400. 900 Aorins fell into their
power ;-they Paaed it without touching any
part of il, and continued TO follow the enemy.
Prince Ferdinand was preient at the lai eu-
gagemcnt, and made his eicape on horie be-
longing to lieutenant of cavalry.
The whole town of Nurcmbrrgh ha, wit
nefied the bravery of the French. "A great
number OF deiertcrs and fugitises of the wreck
OF the Auitiian army fill the province OF Franco-
mia, where they commit the greateR diiordcr.--
All the enemy's baggage has been taken.
10 the evening the Emperor weut 20 til.
theatre, where he was received with the Gnccieit
demonara,ions OF Joy and gratitsde.
The Grand Army is crofing the Iier. to-
wards the Inn. Martial Bsrnadotte, and Gen.
Marrnont's armies are already os the banks of
the Inn, where Martial. DavouA will be this
evening.
!. Capital Of BaUa,iH. on iIs Ter, aJsm I9s
.rihs ". sf Y,ssna.
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THIRTEENTH BULLETIN OF THE
GRAND ARMY.

Haoe, 6ib B,xmaiys, year ~ iO4ober 7S.)
The corps of the army Of marihal Bcrnadotte
left Mnnich on the 4th Brumsire. Ii arrived
on The sth at Wsfenburg, on the Inn, and nept
az Altenmark fix arches OF the bridge were
burnt. Coun, Mannscci. colonel of the Bava-
Iian army. had traniported himiclf from Roth
60 Rofehim. where he found the bridge there
had alfo been built, and the enemy on the oppo-
ii,c fide. After brilk cannonaoe the enemy
gave up the right bank. Several French and
Bavarian battsllions paGed the Ina, and on the
.6 at noon both bridge, were entirely re.eretted.
Colonies Moro and Somis, engineers, have cx-
crcfed the greaIea activity in the repara,ions of
,hefe bridges the enemy has been cloiely por-
iocd in crofIipg them soot their guard were
made prifoners.
Marfhal DsvooR, with his corps fthe army,
Left Freyfng on the 4th, and reached Mohl-
dorff on the sth; the enemy defended the right
baok, where they had erected batteries in We
ry advantageous polirioo. bridge wss 20
much dearoyed. that il was NOT repaired with
out much trouble. On the 9th. at noon, q
great part of the army Of MARTIAL Davoutt paf-
fed over.
Prince Murat had carried brigade of cavaI-
ry TO crois the bridge OF Mslhdof he caufcd
the bridges d'Oetting and MspeSenl 10 bc re-
paired, and pafed over them with part of his
rcferve. The emperor went in perfon TO Hasg.
The corps of the army Of Marihal Soult is
nationed before Hsag the corps of general
Marmont rsas this night at Winibourg that
of MARTIAL Nsy at Lsnnes on the road from
Lsndihut TO Beauna,i all the information re-
ccived Of the enemy's 6tuaiion repreiens the
Ruilian army to be rcteating.
There has been much rain during the whole
Of this day all the country between The lfer
and the Inn psefents one continued forea of pine
trees. and 10 very aerile. The army expreacs
much gratitude for the zeal and the readinefs
with which the inhabitants OF Munich furnifhed
the neccGary articles Of fpbfAence.
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TWELFTH ARMY BULLETIN.

MUNIcn, Od. al, I8os.-Thc for,iica-
tions of Ingolaadt and Augiburg are ordered TO
be repaired; thofe of Ulm and Mcmmingcn TO
be deitroyed.
Gen. Mack, on bis return TO Vienna, on
parole, met the Bavsrisn Gen. Wrsden on the
Ion. Mack siked the Bavarisn General how
the French uied his troops -" We are better
off than we we're with you" replied Wrcdcn,
"we have neither furlinei, nor III uiage TO bear !;
and tar from being exPofcd TO the blows of the
battle, we are obliged TO a& for poas of peril,
becau!c the French had rather reiervc fliem for
ibemfclves. Among you on the CONTRARY, we
always had to bear the brunt Of every engage
meni." Gen. w. ferved in the Auftrian army
during the Iaa war.
An officer has jua arrived from Italy. The
campaign is open there and Marlhall Mairena's
army will foon form the right wing of the
Grand Army.
The Emperor yeaerday gave concert to the
Bsvarian ladies'. He paid particular attention
to Madame de Montgelas and tcffif.d his fat
isfaetion at the excellent competition OF the Flee.
tors muGc matter.
The Aufrian officers taken this campaign al
ready amouoted to betweea 1900 and 1000
Among the Genersl Officers, arc the following
Field Mafihals Lieutenann Mack, the Prince Of
Heae. Hamberg Baron de Hipfchis; de Gielay
Dandon de Kenneo Gostefcbiem; de ReiG:
Ballet de Werneck, and Primo: Hohezolern I;
Maj. Generals Prince of Lichtenffein; d'Abcl,
de Ulm, de Wciden6eld, Awerlberg, Gehneedy,
Frannel &c. &c.
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his reiaarce he wM put 20 the rout. and puSfu
cd 10 the foot of the redoabss beyond Csldicro.
We have taken $500 priioners---thc field
Of battle is are@ed With Aoarisns the number
1t their killed and wounded Is az lcsft equal TO
thar OF their prifoncr. Charles has aiked
tor truce 10 order 20 bury the dead.
OR lois is very inconiiderabie in conpaIiion
TO that OF the enemy.
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Third Bulletin of the Army of Italy.
Head. 2sa,f<,s, at Saeo, Oa. 20. yeay IL.

Hsad.2sa,ff,,, at Sego, Oa. 90, yea, "a.
After the affair Of the 10Th. the army took
up its petition At Vago, two miles below Caldir-
70. On the goth. at TWO in the afternoon. il
attacked the enemy along the whole line. The
diviGon OF Molitor, forming the left began the
action /; that of General Garduane attacked the
centre, and thar Of Gen. Duhcfme the right
Thefe differeot attacks were well executed and
happily condueted.-1he village of CaIdiero
was carried amidR the cries Of Long live the
Emperor!
At halEpa four, Prince Charles gave or
deu Tor hiSrefcrve. conGffiog Of a. battslions
OF Grcnadien and feveral regiments, to advance.
The attion then became hotter. His Majcfyi
troops difplayed their accuaomcd intrepidity
the cavalry made feveral charges and every time
With fsccef; the baffalions Of the Gscaadien OF
the referve we're engaged at the fame time. and
the bsyonet decided the fate of che day. The
enemy cauisd TO play on rs upwards Of thirty
pieces Of artillery. which lined his entrench-
menta But notwithstanding the obfiinscy Of
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JACOB RICHARDSON,

fWJdH or
JACOB RICHARDSON, p
Ar THE Posr.OFucE,
A large Aaortneur of
Books and Stationary.
y The circulating Library has every
day, fomeihing new added to the large collec-
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Il general .40s,fnenf sf
School Books ;
Among them are Mxryays which are certainly
the bet books for Schools now ir print.--His
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PRODUCTION, and Sequel.
ALMANACKS fer the Tear 1906.
Charts of all the World
America, Europe, A6s, and Africa, Book aod
Sheets.
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all qualities--WsteFs and Sealing Wax.
About 5000 piece,
Houle PAPER S Borders, 3
Of different figures and manufactures, fome
American, French, and Euglih.
FU s.
MuHs and Tippeu, and Trimmings.
CUTLERY.
Pen.Knives, from I, Dollars to 8 Cents each.
Mufard & Sweet-Oil.
=" TICKETS in the Pifcataqua Bridge
Lottery-Alfo, in the Anoikeag. Canal Lottc-
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Lateft Foreign Articles.
Details ofthe Operations of the Grand
FRBNCH ARMY.
(Cmhnsed.)
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LAST PARIS DATE, nov. 10, 1906.

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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-18
NEW YORK, Tune Il.

BY captain Smilh, of he brig Resolution
10 twelve days fromthe island of Trinidad,
we lrarn tina; some tinf before ne saI'ta
admiral Cochrane, dispatched his son
he jason frigale, with the Flying FrA
tender, "a icruiz-, on the coast OF Baics"
ma and Caracas, for Miranda, with a'so
RANGES to him general Miranda that e 'eI
ry aid should be givenin the power u
his squadron, 10 assist MIN in his enter
prise. few day previous to the salIo5
of the Resolution, the Flying Fish tenO''
returned to Trinidad, and the Lilly SIo0p
Of war sailed TO 'eeward to join the as'p
No concentrations of public na!u's
were made on the return of The t'y'as
Fish. but the prompt sailing of the IT
sioop cl war was the subject OF mucn CO.: !:
lecture. There were no accounts | l'"'
dad Of the capture Of Miranda's two se0'''
nera. A report from Cumanna s'@'s,
that the arnlo!erS employed by the goS' t's
naens TO repair .meskets, after !"E
had carried Them TO the stores IN goo' o. 9.
der, and afterwards found entirely uD''
for use were taken upand executed
We have been favored by respec''O,
merchan, of this city, with the ioI'o"'n:
letter received at Liverpool from Els'DsO'
!" Elsinev, l2h Ap",
"Wc take the liberty to advise you WV Wv.
under date Of the 22d alt an ordnance ""
passed, directing that unless Ans,.a
ships, as we'll as others f!osa An''''"