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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-19
No. l..
Department Of State,
Jan l5sh, 1906.

In consequence of the just objections
which your conduct has furnished g ,ins.
your continuance here, as the organ of com
munica,ion on the part ot his Catholic Ma
lesIy, it. was signifed at Madrid, in the
month ofApril last, through The mission of
the United States there, tha, The snbstlu,
tiGn OF another was desired By the Presl-
dent. lnreply it was intlmated by Mr..
Cevalios,t that as you had yourself expressed
a wish aud Obtained permission to return TO
Spain, the purpose might be accomplished
without the necessity OF recall, and that
such a change in the mode would De agree.
able TO your government iii spirit OF
CANCELLATION the arrangl merits proposed by
Mr.. Ceva!los tyas admitted and il was not
doubted, that it would wlthoue delay have
been carried in % 6 feet. Il is seen therefore
not wi'hour surprise, that al shls Late day,
you should have repaired 20 the seat of go
-vernmentas thing had tocurredrender-
Ing such step improper. Under these.
circumstances, the president has charged
me to sguify to yon, that your remaiaing
at this place is Unsatisfactory to him, and
that zEaough he caanot permit hirasslf to
insist en- you departure from the Uui,ed
States during an inclement season, he ex-
poets 1t will not be unnecessarily postponed
after this obstacle shall have ceased.
3, lam charged by the president, at the
same time to lei it be fully understood, that
the considerations which have led to this
explanation, being altogether personal, they
arc perfectly consistent with the ready adj.
mission OF a successor, and with all the at
tention which can be due to whatever com.
imunlcatons his Catholic Majesty may
please 10 make with view to cultivate har-
mony and friendship between she two ma.
tlens.
! have the honor to be,
With consideration and respect,
Your most obedlent servant, !.
(Signed) JAMES MADISON. Il
The Marquis de Casa 1rula,
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From tie Uaited States Gazette.
WASHINGTON Cry

have succeeded at last III obtaining
a copy Of the curious corresp@nience be.
tween car secretary OF state and the mar
quis de Casa YrNio. You will undoubt.
edly share on It's perusas iu the sentiments
Of Indignation il has excited here among
gFyri4ns & proIsrs When iswas known thar
the president mad ordersdan official nosi6ca.
!iou 10 Be served onshe marquis, soleave
the city few hours after hrs arrival in
il, il was the general impression that the
minister IS Spain most{have had proved
on him some of those henious crimes,
which alone, according to the opinion of
the bess writer's on the laws Of nations
coaid Justify similar proceeding but
what his been our surprise when we1tound
that this iraprudens and hasty step Of the
president had no other motive bur that Of
the marquis's having come as usualto
Washington after demand had been
made for his recall at the court Of Madrid,
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as,d again, W taI ltias taie
s"srv one been when they discovered re
,bs, the only cause brought forward 70
. .aG, h.s recall, is the .sug forgotten re-
s sg.s mistake Of major Jackson! DO
~, sne of the ridiculous supPosition OF
: right over the person OF an anaasssdor
without an acknowledged, gfoundeu mo.
tive. which could not be apPiiea 70 'he
mcancst Of our ciiiasns. ,
q Never was there such an sntatuasion!
the fact is that The. president has got noia
for his purposes Of :his miserable pre-
fence. he attributes to the marquis an'
ders,and the ingincible difficulties ne has
,npf with at The court of Spain, and some
preteptions generally Acknowledged hefe
as groundless and unsupported ana 'a JUS
,he administration cannot forgive nm Tor
having placed them uader the painful tie'
csssi;y Of 7ohisperlAg 70 congress the na,
miliatinc, confe ssion that The acquisition OF
the best part of West Florida promnigat-
ed by them with so much ezuitatlon' iof
scbviot,S motives turns out a mere golden
dream Of their own making.
By The cbservatioas contained IN the
n 2rquis's note in reply TO tie paragraph
OF ,bs presidents message, they ant'cipai.
ed with terror, that he could aGdProbaDly
you'd let at once the CAT out OF the bag,
by propogating amongst The members and
others, particulars nich it was important
to conceal. As long as the marquis re-
mained in philadelphia, the minds OF our
cabinet continued composed enocgh. The
offioieI communication verbally and Ivy
writing had beer kept up brtwtee him and
Mr.. Madison, unit! the departure OF the
latter from Philadelphia la;e IN Oct
Der. More we uad stand, theyswere IN
the habit of "a frequent social intercourse,
and that Mr.. Madison even wentto dine
at the masquis's country house. S'ace
that period no Incident zpHatever had occur.
red, which ought or could reasonably alter
the state of ,hings; bat as soon as the
marquis spoke of going to the Seat of 60
vernment, a complete change took place IN
the scenes friend both to the adminls-
tration aud the marquis was employed to
prevail on him not 20 come down TO The
Federal city. Thes suggestion was warm.
Iy presented as the effect of personal friend
ship. The marquis who had nothing TO
reproach himself with not being able to
conciliate the sudden transition from
former public aud personal intercourse to
the unexpected extinction OF both as II
was also Insulated, cameto Washington
as he had in contemplation; and a few
hours after his arrival received the follow
ing letter. Never was there greater
want of dignity or more glaring incon
slsteucy! Rub your eyes audread.
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No. 3.
tTRANsLA TOM
We@ingtor, J4sasy 70" i''0' 4

Dir, ,J .y,k1
Having gone through the P;'iora n,e III 4
nation, which for jut motives was cO ,.i.s, a
10 eatss into, in MY hrf aniser 10 your ,,or q,
the 18th Infant. mua now INFORM ~ uf|
wha. cthrrwife would then have r,s..ai,Jl|
fole reply namely, THAI THE ESsgs =. @catIse|
nary 4ad MiaGer Plespo'fatiary q 1s :, nlh)
lajly, near sbe Uniied Stafes 'sftg = declare
txcep }rom tbs lov<,sisH mutt ALL II. and tsns
you, sr, that conildef both the n.y. :. obi.a a
Ct your letter as indecoraus, ano ~ Nv pubic
infiattion Of tho privileges attached 10 II lghs
character. This violation Of IN; a.Mf IS i ti
and privileges as iaeap'cab'e il i ne. c :.
grounded. requires on my part T.. Inc es r sd'
pro,ea sgaint your fad Letter, a r., 20 ne. lds
n,.n, with which it was asa ad Sa,.na.a 81
therefore protect in the mott i0ls~ no Of }ouf
.fbly can, agsiaf this iapsop'' ="
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,ftarsr, byoffssyoYoi oriental IIa''ggila g g
l,he collece Of Fort Williams, at Calcussa
jhaye besn soilong. engaged n studying Ian
tauage, and in transleting, sha1 the cf'ploy'
ment has become III a good urss hao''
sual.
Seven Languages arc spoken in intlla !;
The Dotkul, which prevails among tour
millions ot inhabitants; the ieliugo and
Kurpa,a. eaehsspoken by abons seven mi mil {.
hons; the NTahfatta ussdsey eIehs mil !,
ons Ave hundred Thousand /; the 4 ANU, by y
upwards of nine millions; the Hlndos-
itapre. by az least forty-fye millions J. ana
the Bengalee, in which the translatieh -
already completed, by 4 number OF the H.
habi.ants nearly eqaal'ing the Popusalt.ites'h
of the UaAed States Of America. a,ae
total of tie bcnighsed idolaters OF lnd e;
equals a5aut the one eighth OF the Waole*
race Of men now dwelling on our globe.
How an,na.ing the prosper, thas the holy
Bible, bysths efforts of pioua Christians 10
Europe and America, s.llkely soon to cir.
cnla,e among these millions OF wfetched
people, by whom absurd and injurious
,EFss5a's and Shastexs are now pronounced
DIVINE,
Ash6si Green, senior pastor OF :he 20.
Presbyterian church.
=. Rsnrg G.. ReImuh, pastor. OF the
German Lutheran church.
:I1lllam Rogers, professor OF English
and bellies letlers 10 the university OF Penn
syivania.
jYfoaa Hey, pastor Of the Endependsn;
IS, 4s s. pga,0re, rector Of the Episcopal
chuych.of ST.. Paai's.
,Fames Gray, pastor Of the Scotch Pres
byterian church.
Serge Potts, pastor OF the 9TH Freshly
terian church.
Nzil.am White, pastor Of the I'd Baptist
church
/ 9oseph SAazv, pasts..eiect Of the Asso-
ciaie Congre CATION.
Samuel Hal}enstei'a, pastor of the Ger
man Reformed church.
1aco6 +. 1aae10ay, co Passer OF the "a
Presbyterian church.
William Cot6e,t, minister of the Metho-
dis, Episcopal church of St. George.
HI'!Gam Slaughter, minister OF the ist
Baptist church.
Xxx 1t is respectfully suggested, that
as the season for the departure IT the Cal
catta ships is fast approaching, whatever is
done to promote the design which'has been
specif d above, mussbe done without de.
lay: and it is requested, that the donations
or collections which shall be made through.
out the union, may be forwarded to any
of the aforementioned gentlemen, who
will remit them to Mr.. Ralston.
The Rev. DR.. Rodgers, the Rev. Mr..
Williams, New York. i
The Rev. DIR. S!liiman, the Rev. DR..
Eckley, Boston.
The Rev. Joseph Buckminster, Porss-
mouth, N. H.
The Rev. Dr.. Dwight, New Haven.
MIR. Gaulaoet, Hartford, Conn.
The Rev. Dr.. MsWhorter, Newark,
~. ].
The Rev. Mr. Clark. New Brunswick.
The Rev. Mr.. Iug!es. the Rev. Mr..
Richards, Baltimore.
Joseph Mouse, Esq Register Of the
U S. Washington.
The Rev. DIR. Muir, Alexandria.
The Rev. Mr.. .Grigshy, Norfolk.
The Rev. DIR. Furman, the Rev. DR..
Keith, Charleston.
The Key. M. Clarkson, the Rev. Mr..
Clay, The Rev, Mr.. Eolconfbe, Savannah.
N b. The Printers Of Newspapers
1ojlo shalIiHsert the a60ve, 1uH!have the So
tisfactioa to reject that they haze lent thex
AID to prom0te tie caQsec piety nd6eaevo,
iassce.
From tie Uaited States Gazette.
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THE subscriber lately returned from

THE subscriber lately returned rom
a voyage 10 the East-Endies, touched IN
Europe, ant was IN Tendon IN August
last, where he received from the bspsiss
Missionary Soeieiy in England for propa-
eating the Gospel among the heashen, one
thousand guinsas. 10 be sens 10 the spring
10 The Missionaries in Bengal, for the Par-
pose ofprinting the sacred 5cflptures - one 1
OF The languages Of that eonntry. I hsre
S are aeyeB Languages thai she Wlsslenafles.
: there aim 20 translate and pablish The
Scriptures in. They have made such pro-
.efess In three of them that il IS expected
ssfha, the above sum viii cradle them TO
complete the work. The mcneyeis now IN
she hands of RoBERT RALsToN, Esquire,
es Phitudelpaia, who will forward 1t IN
Ss,ue t.nle. Should any ine.ieidoai, society,
or consre gation Of peoFle Il the United
States az America, be disposed TO oontri-
butte 10 this good work, Mr. Ralston will
gladly receive whatever may be semitic HIM
Tor that purpose, aud add TO it the above
-asum, TO be forwarded TO the Missionaries
akSsramoore near Calcutta
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MFRANDA'S EXPEDITION.

1ipIte o. the Aa'tering reports which have
been 10 often circulated r-fpetting Mirand4',
'uccsts IN Carr'ccaa; in f1ite ofthe farce of 5b.
General KirkianGs letter, the fate OF This cee
Hrlted exnsditiol fecms at lat to &c Gn,llv
dstermin.d. 1t is not too much TO fiy, that
tn curtain h4s cloftd upon it for ever.
For 70 what qnrrter is il pog to look for
new r-tources II cannot he to the BritiN,
Gnvernme NJ, be"autc they would have r.arcei1
withheld their fuccours, until the VIII lie conn.
Try was prepared to meet them, and Miranda +;
r-iource9 had compleatIv fale,. Hal thsy
been dIfp lied TO promote ;ftothc urrlof of tbeir
power, would t'ey not have combined .hc,r
Own refo1r IS with his WoJid they not have
granted him rendezvous at r inidsd, infs1d
or driving him to Ja"qunel Would they n II
have eoAvoyrd NisiittIe feet to the Main, inGead
OF rxoofng him to the rinS of being interrp,,f, 4
a. his very lsoding Wonld they NOT h we pive,
hTn troops! Money il ems they have alre a.
dy applied But why did they not pu -fue dis
policy! Mt becaVfc they were Indifferent TO
his 'uccefs not hecanie they cared no. about the
iepara'ion ofthote colonies from Sp1in, or the
chance ot getting Nstea fpofhod for thcmf,Ivss
nu' hecau'e they we're unwilling TO venture TOO
much ON an expedition, when the iq',p vas
20 uncertain. They waited 10 fee the fra i'm.
preiiion which Mjrania you'd have mad uoon
Caracas, the qualities which he &: ,u'd diff
play, or the reception which he hhiu'd ex-
perlence from his courtryncn Il wonid have
been then time enough for the lion TO have
hePt IN and demanded his ihars OF the fpoii
but 1t this be true repr ientatiDn OF thrir no.
'icy' how 10 ii to be expected that they W II
now advance .bips TO aid an unfortunate ad.
venturer, upou Whole good fortune alone they
had pledged the refoutiop of giving him rein.
forcsment
Diiiniiiing him therefore tn the fate. which
IeenJ at frcjeg! 20 oyerwheIm his defgn, it NAY
not he amlfs to touch upon few of theft 70
P'cs, which have grown ont Of two OF wbicl
are at this time particularly important. I
WbefLer ow Td,hia6rafion bqy yeoU1 hi o.,
| connected soifb hira1dR, il one Of thoC- ouie;
onS which the approaching trial at New-Yorl
~ to determine. What ie NOT probable how
yer at this time, Is, that Miranda did neve
dllcloie his immediate object that he merel,
offered his isTviScs az the feet of our govern
nent, dwelling upon the difafe6tsd tpirit o
me coloniits OF So1n, and propofng in car
" our gong into war with that nation. >,
make a diverfon in our ftvour in Chit. q
Caracas perhaps he might have even pro
poied to profit Immediately by theft favourabI
| arrangements, to ltrke the hrt blow aesint
| SPAN and to feize Caracas at once as a com
plete iecurity for the furrender Of the Florida,
Such In fact ia the Representation which "
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T5t eiqi sf@tf,GlG,a oflL- niris eo4,,sf.

On the GIN Of April conrrefs adjourned IN moe,
again on the 6rft Monday in December next WIFI.
IN ieon, by candle light, on the evening oftha d,v
Mr.. William Fiuiley, member from p.nnr,l-,u;,
roie AID addreed the houGe without provoc,.;on :,
TRAN OF grofi and indecent perfonal abure of NJ
John Randolph, charging that gentle nan with b,y.
ing deigus to pull dowa the prefent adrin;gr,,;oo
IL was plainly to he perceived from the Ianor,ce and
manner OF Mr.. Findley, that ne was al this Tine vsr
much intoxicated with lrspg drink, and n. ,,r,ter
OF this, having been long acquainted with Mr. F. and
having ieen him at other times in the fame Gtua,ior
verify believes he came that evening into his lea, 40
representative OF the PeopIe in Rate Of ntoxication
sue many OF the members then prefent declared the
lame opinion. Mr.. f. was 70 outrageou1, iodeeep,
10 h'' language, that he was called many times to or
der but without regarding the call. eontinu,d ,c
peak until the hosie was thrown into nate of con.
luton, perhaps never before witsened, IL viii he
'oierVed, that the honfe had adjourned about 4
coek m order to allow the members tn take Go,re
reirehment and to meet again at half paa O'Clock
~ the evening; and It IS Psrhaps 20 this eireun0auee
that the dhgfIeeiV and unparalleled feene which eo
yea the l ision Of the 9tn eongrefs mutt in part be
attributed.
As foon as Mr.. 2. had Cat down, MIR. 7. RandoInt
roe q without taking particular notice Of the eondg
OF me unfortunate old man, Mr.. T. in manner ,b,
olt mid, dgniisd and conciliatory, obrerved tina,
he had hoped, hswever we might have differed II
opinion on the various lubeas difeuIed This fefon
we ihould on the eve Of feparatiou have FORGIVEN An,
forgotten any aiPerities aud political aninoGtie, ,,
had occurred during the leion and that we fhouI,
have parted like men and friends---he had boneJ ,b
harmony oithat boale would not have been dlaurbe,
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to do 70. The time will core when thofe
demands mutt be paid, and to ueglett procur.
ing from thisrefource, a fund for that purpote,
will be to keep our citizens, for no hort length
of time, under the burthen of a tax already too
great, but which, if the prefent opportunity is
not managed to advantage, fear it will be found
neceliary tn increafe. 1t may fairly he prefum-
ed that the land now obtained is fuHicient to
enable ms to relieve our citizens from the dread
of this increaCe of tax TO provide for the pay
nent of the fate debt-,nd to fecure us the
means of accomplishing fome Of the moi to be
deiired objects OF government; fuch as the erect
ting nitentiary--improving the navigation
of our water courfes-providing arms for the
defence of our country-and aiding the funds
of the intitutons for the education of our
youth.
tory, to guard againf every plan which might
open door to Ejaculation. To have it laid
out in finall tracts, was done with that CO led
by the treaty Of Fort Wilkinfon, would i'm nv
opinion he proper-!arye furveys, in the poiIef-
hon of individuals, en1lnger our liberty, and
are injurious to the intereft of the State, by be-
ing kept from cultivation. A citizen who can
call but few acres his own, feels an indepen-
dence and fatisfaaion, which are not enjoyed
by the unfable tenant.
An opinion feems TO prevail, and think not
lait fellien of the legislature. for difpoiing of
the fractional parts of flrvevs in the counties of
Baldwin, Wilkinfon and Wayne, s not calcu.
lated to anfwer its intended pnrpofe and tene-
At the State. would therefore recommend a
reviIion of that ACT 10 your early attention, as
from the advertisement of the CON nhoners ap
pointed to carry il into efett, it appears that
the tale of thofe GIrveys commences on the ! 9th
of the prefent monSi.
u, You nun hav. viewed, with interefling con.
Germ, the important fubiecfs, in regard to 70.
reign relations, WHICH have lately engaged the
attention of oue NATIONAL couucs-and though
we have reafon 10 hope, that the refult of their
deliberations, aided by the penetration and VIII
dom of the chief -magfra'e of the natl IN, may
occafon our differences 10 eventaa,e in peace,
and tot the intereit of our country, vet as the
ifne.is ffi'' involved in uncertainty, it behoves
you, on your retnrn.to your REFLECTIVE homes,
to infpire and cultivate as much AS poiiible, a
military zeal among our citizens, for it ia a
maxim which may be greatly relied on, that to
be always prepared for war is the beft m cans
of preferving peace.
JOHN MILLEDGE,
State-Hoyfe, LomEviiis, Jmus 9, 1906.
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Your very humble fervant,
SAMUEL C. OGDEN.


Est-aF Of irftc, attcs Gyu1yr, aIay 81, 1905,
O,Aen
We left Iaequsnei OF the 9Th March, arrived
at the iland of Aruba on the o of April wh.r. ,f
ter taking in fuifcient water, we faded on tn 18th
April, and being off the ian on the 9th near Por.
ta Cavelo, fell IN with Spanifh brig of % y,,ps
enl a 'e!ioonsr pf TO- guns, by both Of which we
were attacked, and had 9inn of haf an hour but,
NO apparent damage done Oh either fde however
darps the conte, we 60 unfortunate as TO lofe
two ieh,nners we had chartered at Tacausgnel on
board ~ which veiisis soaut 90 men, Th,
c'rcum.tance occaioneA hy .hofe fchoonr-s fall
i'9to le~vard, and NOT b,ur able TO fepara,.
the brig tr n, the fehnoncr, IL which cafe we GER
t4inly ihnn!i havr iaced our tle convoy; however
t" remedy tins evil, We Immediately determ,ned TO
s" 90 lrn,iat, TO obtain iuoh inform1tion and aiC
ta'c, As the Britih might he din, red to afrd US.
O'"ur way we fortunately fell in with the Bri
tam io"p OF var i,lls, capt. ca ,nhelI who received
us with mnca dality. AMI Informed US il was his
particular in'truflons TO fyv- u.s. at the flme time
awning 10 put into Grellia as the governor of
that Hand ma fo'ne particular communication TO
make % General i1ira1N.. We have already rec.i
we'd the Governors aTurance Of the mott promo. co..
oneration We fnai' probably take up one or two
days at mott in making the nece1,ry arrangements,
here, and 'hlll then proceed Immediately to Tr,n-
dad, I'm Company with the Lilly noop Of wary
where we unierfand, the Governor IF tina, ifland
VIII aliogIve us every alliaance that is neteGiry
The Iaton frigate is on the coat with a
nruherof volunteers on board this N n is ca, nan
d=dhy captain Cochrlne, fon of admiral Cochran.
who we undertand from the beR authority has
particular initruaions protect and for ward our
tcrprze.
81 have now the Happiness 70 ohterve that this new
turn 10 our operations has given much anr,ation to
aiitend' ~ board ne Leandsr aud ilcerely hope
my next will inlor you that glorious enterprise
is'ully accomplished
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"P1y"aTse 81 1derfs nj 5e Srbeyisr Cont Of CGsast,y
fer @edf,ia Of Richmond,
WILL be fold on the FRI day Of July next, AZ
-, the Tavern ut Mr.. Zlcharish Brooks in the
own OF Manchester, the LOT & appertenance. in
laid town, lately occupied by Mr.. William Robnfou
me ia'e will be on twelve months credit, the pur
Shaer to give bond, with feeurity TO bear interet
from the date.
June 8. cir
~ The iale OF The above property is Numerically
poUPoned until the 6th July, when it will potivsy
take place.
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JAMES RIVER COMPANY.

II melting sfbr Pgefdcaf ami Dire7o,s off5s 3sue,
RiDey Co@boay, on TIE Eseoad dsy Of Jpiy, 1906,
L , ESOIVED, that d vidend Of fbres and a hal,
Pc" Cent. be made to the hare-hoders on their
respective flares, for the fix months ending the
s0;h Of June Ian.
Eslyol7 frow 5s Efispf.s
ROBERT POLLARD, OK.
jury (St.)
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me days OF Alfred as 4 hoon Of prec'ou, vaIne.
'hd winch - now tn. boa,ted huiwsrk of the
oeop'e: would b. reduced to the threai-bare te-
aure of a judicial di fn.n.
Hoe faafe &,ivssa eLaks
MP1f'ian, fsssias71e faxi. --uos.
JUNDlCUS.
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FRO VI THE AURORA.
NORFOLK, Nav &

Nj Duane will 10 no more than iufce TO the in.
dePendehce and diGntereftednefs Of the Aurora. nv
pubhing the following article, which il there ne a.
ny error in it he will freely correa. &c.
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Aast cebrniig 9 pail.
NEWYORK. Lung %

captain smith in Is days from St Pierres, in.
ifins' tha' JHFTfs BoNSpARTE arrived a, Fort-Pov-
al Oh the 9th nR Int, IN an so gun nip Shortly AZ.
ter her arriva Birth frigate appeared of the br-
Dor when Jerome got under way, and hood out TO
give her b1g'is; but, uG the sips were preparing
lor T'uoE annther Bririfh friEsc hove ia fi.ht,
n men HiOeed Jerome 70 return haAiy into For.-
Royakharbor. An embargo was then laid, ub;rb
eonhnued four days. The two Britiln frigate, Zee
m Sued oiI the hsrbor, when Captain Smith Jailed
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The Leander's force is : nine poarders.

Captain Robbins, of the fchoorer Elizabeth lief,
Iegura on the 4,h Of June. at which ii ne Mrand,
was at Arubia' and was certifying it. His two lehoo-
nes 1t was correSiy afcertained, had been captured
~ithour remittance and carried nto Porto Cavello by
2 opannh government brig and fhuoner who were
bound Tor thar porr from Lagura, Mirandl's two
ichoonerS had TENT their boats shore to windward of
zorro Clve'io Tor water and pr'vions, and were
waiting their return at the time Of the capture. The
Kings fuguia had gone from LaEnira to Porto Ca.
VeHo tn undertake the examuarion &c the prironers
No Bntiih force had aiRed in the expedition of Mi.
raUda.
1TyE HAv.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-04
FOURTH OF JULY.
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PENDENcF

HAIL TO THE BIRTHDAY OF AuEpI-
GAN INDEPENDENCE! ALL II All. 70 THAT
ME ,s MONABl.E DAY, WHICH DECLARED
THE UNITED STATES THE ONLY snE;c
NATION ON rHE BARrH.!!