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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-27
KINGSTON, (Jam.) April S.

His majesty's brig Elk, captain Wise,
came into Port Royal on Saturday last
with the Spanish schooner Ave Maria,
taken during her cruize.
The SCHOONER Gipsey, Peterson, from
Jackmel, with coffee, for New rleans,
and the Julia, Allen FROM Port-au Prince,
for New-York, with coffee, cotton, and
logwood, both put into Port Royal, on
Friday evening in distress.
The American brig Hope, Lenne,,
from New Orleans, with -four and rice,
reported fer Kingston, but was detained
by his majesty's schooner Haddock, and
brought in here on Saturday.
His majesty's ship la Pique, captain
Ross, came into Port Royal on Monday,
with the Spanish privatrer Schooner SAM
ia Clara, from Cuba, for Porto Rico, and
national briggs Voltigeur and Phslon, each
Of Is guns and $50 men, from MARI
niqre, bound TO ST. Domingo taken off
the island of Soana, on the asth ult.
These brigs, if we are rightly informed,
were in company, and sustained rum
ming fight of nearly an hour and an half.
When coming up with them, boarding
party Cfered their services aud carried
one Of the vessels, but the master, MIR.
Thompson, lost his life in the attack, and
the first and third lieutenan,s were Sc
verely wounded.
In the whole the Pique is said to have
had Ten men killed and sixteen wounded,
and The French vessels are said 10 have
lost upwards Of sixty.
From The information obtained BY the
report of the prisoners, taken in these
briggs, We understand that they sailed orr.
ginaIly from Helyoetsluys on the 10th Of
October, and called at Cayenne with dis
patches, where they remained some time,
then proceeded 10 the West Indies and
touched at Martinique, from which island
they were on their way to San,o Domin-
60, to be cruizers of general Ferrand,
when they fell in on The fifteenth inst.
with kings brig lsupposed to be on the
windward station) which they engaged
and beat off, and, on the next day, were
captured by the La PiQue frigale.
After being boarded by the Pique's
crew, captain Freissinei, OF La Phalon
had his arm struck off by one Of the sea
men, with his sabre, irrilated by the re
sisiahce that was unwarrantably met with.
At the moment of the crew of La
Pique getting on the Pbs,on's deck, the
French plunged down the fore hatchway,
and within the space Of a minute, got up
the after one, and fred yolley that
brought down Q } of cur people, 9 of whom
were killed and % wounded.
Itappears to be pretty well ascertained
that general Ferrand expelled at St. Do
Hingo, the arrival OF three cruisers from
France, namely, the two captured, and a.
mother called L'Aeteon, all in possession
OF orders TO take every American vessel
trading TO ports occupied by the rebels.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-27
LONDON, March 20.

The SirE!teur ssys:" the ,eesden scep-
tire Of the Queen OF Naples, this moo.; :,
Alfalfa, is brnke;. forever. The emperor
will rr"..se The kingdom VI Naples under
Z french prince : but he will restore il un.
der basis Of laws, the interests of the
people, and on the great principle, tina, the
existence Of the throne, the brilliancy and
power with which sovereigns ate surroun.
ded, and the perpetuity OF hereditary pos
sessions, are institutions formed for the
service aud advantage Of the people,"
According to the French account the
Queen had carried every thing off not only
royal, but individual properly--ssys she
took ten millions (does Lot say what) from
the bank, and ruined most of the families
of Naples. On the 9Th Prince Joseph it
says went to mass, which was celebrated
by Cardinal RuEo, Archbishop Of Naples,
and made present to St. Januarius of
beautiful diamond necklace this ceremo.
ny it seems produced the most lively ben.
sstions among the popuIace, who have the
greatest veneration for that Saint Up.
luckily fer the Queen, the ftigate she en-
baked in, for Palermo, was drove back
under the batteries, and was taken by the
enemy.
March 26.
There is a French squadron at sea, I'M
der admiral Guillomet, consisting Of the
Foudroyant Of 80, Veteran OF 30, CON-
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Bos TON. May &c.
MORE OF AiIRANDA.s EXPEDITION
LArE IND I.KPoRT.<NT.

L@sL 4 e Wv II lbI[-O(t ~2JF IL
Capt. Gutter, arrived at Portland, from
Martinco. which he left about the ooh
ApriD informs, thai he saw Trinidad pa.
peers, received there the day before he
sailed, which say, that Miranda had laken
Margaretta, Curnana, Barcelona and Car.
raccas-That immediately after landing
he was joined by 10000 colonians--,hat
the current report was, the United States
were at war with Spain, and that the ex-
ped ton was ftisd out by the United States
government. Barcelona & Cumana sur
rendered without resistance.
May Is.
Latest from Enrote.-Capt. STARR, who ar
rived here on Tuesday evening from Rotre rdau,,
has favored US with papers to the 29,h of March
by them we learn that TIE king of Naples had
commanded the Inhabitants of Calabria TO law
down their arms: and at the sama time issued
orders for the evacuation of thar Province The
whole Neapolilan Amy was 10 be assembled In
Siciy.--Massena is to be Governor Of the two
calabiia5, and St. Cyrto have command of the
army under the immedia'e orders of Prince To-
seph. Prussia was soon 10 ,akc formal occupa
ton ct Hanover, and Swedish romerania, in Gin.
ding the island OF Rugen. is coded 70 Psrssia -
The Mission OF Cour. H-ugwitz 70 Pari, being
terminated. he took leave os The Emperor on thc
2St OF March, TO return 10 Berlin. The French
troops wee on he LIST IF April, 10 be put on the
peace establishment We have a Ouch price
current OF the 27Ih of March, which NAV he
seen by any of our friends.
We say again that it is just possible Mr. Strong
may bs e!taed for The ensuing year. Although
we have reason 10 doubt. If Common Justice I'VE
will not say fsaeral justice) should be done in
the examination Of the returns, whe;h this knob
~ point wall nor YET remain TO be decidt nv the
mouse or repre- entativss. At any rate, even ad
nit ing the re election of Governor s.;rorg Inv
the people. we see with pleasure. in his very
small maj ,riy. the rapid return OF .,he good ci.
items OF th;s mostimpotant STATE of ,hei. print
tive sentiments to the good old cause, TO liberty
order and jus ice. AS TO the Lit. Governor. be.
tween thee aud four thousand majority in favor
OF the Republican candidate, attest The growth
OF correa principles: is this all, for tyseo,y.
republican senators are chosen. by an aggregate
plurality of tour thousand votes over what is
falsely called the federal list--wc say falsely so
called, because there is so;hing more clear than
that the federal leaders are, many of them eli he
tories or The sons ct tories-and ncihing Is more
evident than that no staunch tory eysr1gas. or
ever VIII become an american fedora; accord /.
ing to the platform of cur political faith. For
,oryism and republicanibm are political anti.
podes' On the whole, we have no doub, that
IN this state there are more than sve if not ten
| thousand majority. who would risk life and for.
tune in support Of The measures and men WHO
nov direct our national interests. Chronicle.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-27
PHILADELPHIA. Nav 20.

Yesterday arrived the ship Speedwell.
capt. Wills, from Laguira, which he left
thr gath ul,. and Informs that at that time,
there was no accounts Cf the arrival of Mi.
ranaa on any part of the Spanish Main,
though by the accounts received there
they were in daily expectation of his ar.
rival, and the Spanish government was on
Inc alert, having prepared all the troops,
about 1000 regulars and 10000 militia,
which could be raised to oppose him.
That the various accounts of insurreeli.
ons IN that counuy'was as he believes, err.
roneous, as he (capt. va heard nothing
OF any such Instructions. That on the
Sd inst. in the Mona Passage, they fell in
with and was boarded by the British fri
gate MERMAID, capt. Hollis, who inform
ed capt. w. that he had that day fallen
in with the ship Margaret, Gardn er, from
Iagura, for Philadelphia, very leaky {;
they also informed captain w. that Ce.
neral Miranda had sailed from Mole ST.
Nichols, where he was joined by Bri.
tish frigates, IN addition 10 his two armed
ships and two schooners, with an English
General and 5000 troops, composed of
Mulastoes and negroes, and that his des.
tinatioD was FOR Caracas, where another
reinforcement was to follow him.
FURTHER-By the Brilliant, Nelson,
from Laguirs, arrived ct Baltimore, we
learn that when she sailed from that place
tAPril slst, which was days after the
SpeedweID no accounts had been recsiy.
ed OF Miranda having effected landing
onthe coast-A Brig Of Is guns and a schr.
oil 2or is, were 6ted out, sl,l had sail
ed about 10 days before the Brilliant, to
cruise Tor him. Capt. N. on the 5th inst.
in the Mona passage, was boarded by
Inc British frlgale Mermaid, the officer
informed US, that one or two vessels Of war
were co operating with Miranda in his
expedition.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-27
ALEXANDRIA, May 8.
AGRICULTURAL.

Mr.. CusrIs's agricultural meeting
and annual sheep shcaring took place at
Arlington, onWednesday the 3o;h ult. and
was attended by gentlemen from the ad
joining counties. The annual premium
For the finest ram lamb of one year old.
was adiudged to lamb bred by Ludwell
Lee, esq. OF Belmont, in the county OF Lou.
doun. The judges were very minute i'm
their inspection, and we hope succeeding
years will produce increasing exer,ion in
The improvement of this valuable race of
domestic animals.
The prize lamb possesses 6ne proper.
lions, with fleece of good quality, clio. e
and we'll packed, though ra;her short. -
His gross weight l6l pounds; weigh, OF
fleece pounds three Quarters. fleeces
weigh very light this season, owing 10 The
mi.dness oil our winter. Arlington prime
ewes average S pounds. The annual pre-.
minm will contnue for eigh, yssss ye,
to come, together with valuable*p, .yi.
lege annexed, viz. Any pc, son obtain
ing premium has a right, within tie
time just mentioned, TO demand lamb
of che improve. : Hock free o! charge.
We truly hope that success may crown
these eally efforts in the cause OF domrs
tic economy as experience shews that i,
IS becoming in a republic like ours 10 be
independent of all nations, especially foi
those things we most want and can most
cas'ly obtain at home. Providence ha.
wisely gifted nah with the power of sup
plying his wants from the means within
his reach. We are endued wi,h portion
OF every soil and Climate, and having, 70
reign example before us are melted 10 use
the same industry to efrecl as useful pur.
poses.
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kIasth 81.

Messenger, Patterson e co. v. Rob'nion
q Son. The plaintiffs had verdict at
last assizes; but lew trial was alter.
wards moved Tor and granted. II was to
recover the sum of esq., for goods sold
TO Haw kins ard Co. of New York, in con.
sequence OF a false character given Of
them by the defendants. The uial last.
cd nearly the whole of Thursday week |;
aud The jury, after retiring for a conside.
rable time, brought in verdict for Tie
defendants.
April. S.
1t is not yet known " hat measures will
be resorled 10 by the British ministry Il,
gainst the Dey If Aigis,s, bu, i, Is sup
posed that hey will mt have recourse To
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES that subje@ a
pleasant story is told of former Dey,
upon naval force being sent 10 lombard
AlgIers, asked how much the expedition
COST Upon being informed, he burst into
violent fiji of laughter. sob! you ri.
dicuious christians" he exclaimed, "ii
you had given me but half the sum, 1
would have saved you the trouble, and
battered down my capi,alfor you"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-27
WHEAT FANS,
FOR SALE, By
C. Is r. SAUNDERS
Near the Bason Of the Canal.
May 80 1906 Nfo
SALES AT AUCTION.

IN WedSesaioy roe 2Sf5 ins,. at tbe store at M.
- FenT McClafcIy. will be sold, BY Apefion, all
bis STOCK IN TRADE, consisting ef a complete
a'so' t,uen' IF Dry Goo'. tQge,bey witb bis Rome,
bold Furniture Terms cfsale for all SANS NOT e,s.
eeefing 20 dollars, easb, abcve 20 anil nor exceed
ing 100, nisey days. and aboUe 100. six and nine
mou'bs eyedif-Notes wtb appyoved endorse,s, ne
Sotid6Ie in tbe Bank Of T',ginia. viii be required
Td1L0R u BROWN, Apsfionee,s.
Nay Is, 1906. ms
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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-27
CHARLESTON, Nav Ia.

AT the lime Capt. TAYLOR left Lapuira,
April rs, no intelligence had been receiy
ed OF the landing of Gen. MIRANDA, on
any part of the Spanish Main; conse
quently the report, received some
days since, of his having taken pos
session of Camana, must have been wiki
out foundation.-Cap,ain T. Informs us
that great preparations were making a,
Laguira and Caracas 10 receive MIRIAM.
DA, should he attempt landing at either
or those places.
May 3, off, Porto Rico, Captain TAY
LeF was boarded by the British frigate
Mermaid, Capt. HoLLEs who info, med
Thar MIRANDA had sailed from Cape Nj.
choia Mole, with squadron Of frigales
2 armed ships and schooners, having
cn:board 1900 troops, consis ing Of whites,
blacks and mulattoes, destined against the
Province Of Caracas.
Capt. JENKINS informs us that three
British trigales, brig and two schooners
were cruising off the island of Porto REQ
--one Of the fr;gates had cut out Spanlsh
schooner from port in that island, ;,ay.
ing ON board a cargo worth $4,000 dol
las, in specie and cocoa.
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Lost night the Chancellor of:the Exche-
quer opened the Budget, and submitted to
The House his statement of the supplies
and Ways and Means for the service OF
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For Publishing by Sa6sc,ihtioa,
By Mathew Carey of Philadelphia, and
Samuel Peasants, jr. of Richmond,
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Delegates elected TO se;ve in the rer, &c.
neral assembly.
Lee, John Mckinney, John Martin.
Hy:5e. Alexander Smyth, Samuel Graham,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-27

In cur last we stated number of towns I'm
winch variation had been raade in the rep,csen.
tauves ehostn this year. We can now only state
the general result, which is thus Republican
gain OF, lost a Federal gain %, lost lg-cleaY
republican gain FIFTY-TWOl The whole nun.
ber chosen. as far we have heard, is I45 Re.
pubiicans and $50 Federalisls. Boston c6,1.
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by the arrival al Boston, Of The snow All.
from Guadaloupe. we learn. thar the Byi.;sh CO.
GERS are very visilant CT that place, ihey boars
almost every vessel bound IN. and have been gc,
~ successful IN re csp,uring English prjzes.
'hey have also Captured almost the whcle Of ,bs
rnvateers lately out Of that Island mo, 49,,
Than i've or six priya,scrs are now sucd ou. 80
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strong British and Russian feet, says aa
article from Vienna. cruizes in the Straits be-
tween Sicily and Naples, and is ready to take
on board the NeaPoliian troops, under the COM
mana oil the prince royal Of Naples, should they
be obliged to abandon The position they have TAX.
EN- in Calabria.
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$. administration. Whatever may be
he inseotions of desperate and abandoned
so respecting the destruction OF shatcon
'.;,,,,ion which has raised usto our present
slsya,ed rank among the nations of the
.morld. and which is our only security tor
s. future, We trust they will And very few
.dvorates ID the state of Ohio. We ex-
nress the feelings and opinions OF our con
r,;,,sn.s when we say, that no arts of 10.
,,,,guios n,en no real or visionary pros.
D,es Of advantage will ever induce US to
eve, that bond of union, which is our only
..enti,v against domestic violence and fo-
Ion INVASION. Believing that the funda-
s,-n,al maxims of rational liberty have
Guided you in the Administrations of our
'EEsc.oyernalent, we hesitate not to express our
ssp aud entire confidence in your councils
and eoDduct. Enjoying every blessing
wb;ch as men and a, citizens we could de-.
sire. and in country fertile 10 natures
choicest gifts, we should deem it presump.
,oo,s indeed, &c hazard, by intestine dis
.en,,cns, these inealculabie advantages,
We ,rus, chat public rumor has maguihed
INC danger. but should the designs in agi.
,atiop be as destructive as represented, we
hare 40 doubt but all fear will shortly be
dissipa,ed before the Indignation OF our cl-
,izsns. That you may long live to enjoy
me confidence and attachment of the Anne
ricau people, is the sincere aud unani.
nous sishof the legislature of the state of
OHIO.
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BALTIMORE Dec. IS.

=
4 Arrived, snow Robert, Duukin, III
R:ays from Batavia. Left there 5,h of
6sp,ember ship Sidney, Franklin. for Bal
f'more, TO sail the 18th; illouois, Rogers,
ew York, 18th; Savannah. Cox, Phila.
eelphia, 2o,h, supercargo sick; brig Charles,
H.llss, Baltimore, under sepairs /; ship
Margaret, Herd Of do. jus, arrived from
ianquebar. October II, off the Cape of
'ood Hope, sa.,ke ship Opollo, Latimer,
'nm Batavia for Baltimore. Off Cape
tsarY, .sp"k- ship Diana, Fifty days from
:. Cbes for dlrxandri1, in the bay ship
1eafshin, Pascal, sixty six days from
anbarg, boncd ep-
A'sos ship Littly Mary, Waters, So
'Ys from liverpool Left there Oct. as.
7 Packet, in thirty days, and Massa.
'sset:s in ,histy three days froja Boston,
lsi affixed. Ia LAT. So, long. 6s, spoke
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WASHINGTON, December Is.


In addition 70 the foregoing Information
extracted from the Scioto Gazette, letters
from Ohio state that ten boass nave oeen
seized, and that Tyler aud Dsenneshasses
had fed.
We have likewise received the Following
letters.
-
Extract of a letter from the governor of Ohio
to memberof congress, dated Dec. IA, at
night.
$ have this nighf received letter from
Marietta announcing the seizure OF 0sen-
nerhasses's fotllla 10y party OF our MI
lifia, in obedience 10 my orders. bien-
nerhasses and Comfort lyier have escaP.
ed"
Extract of letter, dated Frankfort lAentuc-
KY December Z, to gentleman IN TINS
city.
Oa the I'D oslmo committee was
appointed to enquire INTO Inc conaact OF
the MISUNDERSTANDING osoasiao tue re-
SUIT o. 'he eassoay vas '''a' eo''".on'sA'
'aons aoo coaIerehees contrary - ''c CON
stitusloa OF AentuckY aoc OF inc y . osa'es
were had aad carfieo on . oe9as'isn' as
iae representative OF Messrs. lenes' WI
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bulk Of the cargo was claimed as property BE.
longing to merchants at Hamburger. The
court restored the ship, anu that part OF the
cargo claimed as American property, with
freight and expenceS, and condemned the
Hamburger property on the ground OF Illegal
ty.
Helena, Black, master--ln this case the pro-
perry was cendem ned to the captors freight
and expences decreed to the neutra! master
and the question of damage aid oenurrage
reserved
1wende Wonaer, RoelcGe, sma:ter.--The
vessel under American cc!crs, with a cargo
OF cotton, >cochineal, ana other nlerchandize,
on voyage from Sinyri1a to Rotterdam, was
captured by the IndeI.ugable, Jtincs Two
key commanders; and brought TO Plymouth.
In this case, further proof was directed as to
the cargo, the Ship having been alreaGgle-
stored.
The Foa, Drummend, nsaster.--Ih his Amei1-
can vessel laden with a cargo, OF BaTilla, tent
vine, and other articles, Oh voyage flom
Ahcant to market, WAS captured by the pri-
vate snip Of Mar tietsey, Robert harrison,
commander, and brought TO Plymouts, ship
restored, reservins freight End expenses and
further pw,sI WIS directed astotne pIopeEtyof
the cargo. e
TIE .4sia, Pearce aa2ster.-I'his was also
an American vesgei With a cargo of various
merchandizs------ SIP nd cargo .rsscorcd as
claimed.
MARRIED, Oh Saturday evening last, by the
Reverend blr DsoscIop, 11r foA2 &. GzsttFg,
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alerauoria DajNp annertiser.
MONDAY, DECEMBER 20.
FROM THE HlY.4N.d AURORA.
ETRANsLATIoN1
Havana, November 90.

H0Oana, Woventber 20.
ABy the Mon,serat, captain Francis Car
bonell, arrived yesterday from Car,hagens
after 1 / days passage, we have received the
following Intelligence, which was publish
ed in Panama, on the 21s1 October, from
whence i, las .broughs by a vessel from
Payta.
& Captain Don San,iguo LINERS: having
under his command about 1900 men, chief
~ veteran troops and well armed, conduct
ed them 10 country boats, small schooners
and Gun boats, to the river Las Conchas,
SIX leagues to the north of Buenos Ayres,
and being Joined by about 8 or 4oO,volun-.
teers, marched with great expedition. by
land. TO the city, on which he made spl-
ritrd attack 10 several places at orce, which
were successful; and on the 18th OF Au.
gust, the enemy having lost 500 meu, The
remainder, 10 the amount OF 1000 capt
,ula,ed, and surrendered themselves pri-
,scners of war, with the general IN Chief
and his subslseFn officers"
FROM THE PERUVId.N MINERVA.
REGApTuRE OF BUENos AYREs.
Lima, Esd September, 1906:
"Yes.erday arrived here an express,
which lief, Areguipa on the 18th inst. With
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N O T | c e.

The subscriber intending to leave this coun-
try early next spring for Europe, requests all
those Indebted to her to make Immediate pay
1nent, as no further indulgence can be given
and ali such as have claims against her to ex-
bibit them for payment
She fro1l0ses letting on moderate terms,
That eommo$Iious HOUSE occupied by the
late John Dunlap as q dwelling house, ofwhich
immediate possession may be had.
ELIZA DUNLAP.
Dec. 20.