Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-11-14

Euphemia, without any Ioss On dur side
This sloop has brought with her . mum
berof Preach prisoners. We have Re.
ceived dc following Partieulars Of die
lanfing - 80 n. ,ss. - ~, !. %
!. Head sa,te,., Mcasiro,
-. Ia. s 8. sd july. 1906.
= Tho army landed without cppositi.
On, On the Isf instant IN de morning.--
The advanced guard, consisting Of three
companies Of iighf infantry,. and some
grenadiers, was cent forward 10 recon.
noitre 4 thick wood about mile end q
half from the shore, where they found
about 100 French, who were pursued
and dispersed by orr troops and abou.
The half of them taken prisoners. They
lost about forty h killed and wounded.
Our only loss was one serieant Of the
Ssh regimsnt, wounded. Il i proba-
bic dat the army win advance this even.
ing 70 attack the enemy. The peasants
flock In crowds to our army. Three
thousand brave Calabrians at least have
Joined u.s.. Their number Increase eve.
" noment. The eneRy u rerebtins,
Il hsupPo.ed for the puSpose ofcdnh.
tratink their troops 81 shSyf
y The condoct of the peasants Of Nj.
castro isworthy ofbeing made puhlie.--
A5ser having supplied TIE army vith pro-
vision, they refused 70 receiSe any pay.
ment for them, observing, thae = he
kngiish came 20 rescue theI from the
tysanny Of The Freneh. b. tbom shey
had been, . short time beSSfe, rokked
Of their properly, Il was tkek Wisb tIISt
the army which came % del askisssnce
should Be supported vith 9 jart Of tkeir
plentiful harvest. His excSlleney Gen.
Stuart several times attempaed n vain
70 prevail Upon tAem 10 take receipss for
the neeessaries they had supplied. = Z.
!" Nothing csn equal The enthusiasm
with which the CaIabrians received their
deliverers, and the xealWith which they
pressed forward 10 Offer NOT only their
services, but their lives, 10 re-cououer
die Kingdom Of their Weli.beloved and
lawful sovereign Ferdinand the Fourth.
Nething but edcockades are seen in the
hans Of the peasaats. :. s.,
" Immediately after the landing ofthe
EnEhsh army, General Stuart published
q proclamation inyiting the C,labrians.
% shake oifthe yoke ofilIe French. He
told them thatlhe standard Of Ferdinand
Nv. wasasain displayed on their shores:
that nothiag Nas required Of them ~
Recommendation n thar no contributed
would be demanded !; that all provisions
supplied should be punesnaliy paid for |;
thar they should receive arms ard amrau.
'1ition tor their own defense: thar their
laws and customs should be maintained !;
their religion and. Catholick worship
should be honoured and respected !; and
that those who might have et1ed, or have
been sedueed BY the government Of the
Usurper, should, On delivering uptheir
arms, be pardoned and protected.e d.
4" Several transpores with French pri.
souers, arrived yesterday from The Ealph
Of 81 Uphsmia, which, after having
landed the prisoners, sailed again In.
stantly with rsinforoements for .ths ar
N.Y.
The followinglener vas also received
on Wednesday morningfrom rear admi.
ri Sir Sidney Smith r =, s=sss-.. =
= :. Casfis IF dmanfa, Jsh 3, 1905.
~ We have taken this fortress, having
attached il BY sea, ~ IL vas TOO pefpen.
dieular on the land; eide, and eUnsequent.
y inaccessible. The French, having
once lost il, will 6nd Il dilieult % retake
il. The little blood which has been sied
inthis sifair must always Be regretted,
but II d on the side of the enemy not
one of.our people received . seEatchs--
The two divisions Mslazzo nd Cara
have behaved extrehely well Eiakf
eannon spiked. two standards, and: iour
hundred prisonsrs, and arms and amma-
nition suficient 10 enable The brave sub.
jects ofhis Sicilian majesty 70 arm diem.
4 aelvea and IN fn1lovvz sin th.;. ~.,,~.....