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the letter already noticed, and of the
communications made by the bearer Of
that letter.
This letter has already been consider
ed by the supreme court of the United
States, and has been declared to import,
taken by itself, or in connection with
Eaton's deposition, rather an expedition
against the territories of s pain than of
the United States, by that decision l am
bound, whether | concurred in it or not.
But did concur in it. On'this point
the Court was unanimous.
1t is, however, urged that the decla-
rations of Swartwout may be connected
with the letter, and used against col.
Burr.
Although the confession of one man
cannot criminate another, yet am in
clined to think that, on a mere enquiry
into probable cause, the declarations of
Swattwout, made on this particular oc-
casion, may be used against col. Burr.
My reason for thinking so is, that col.
Burr's letter authorises Mr.. Swartwout
to speak in his name. He empowers
Mr.. Swartwout to make to gen. Will
kinson verbal communications explana-
tory Of the plans and designs of Burr,
which Burr adopts as his own explana-
tons. However inadnissible, therefore.
this testimony may be on trial in chief,
am inclined to admit it on this inquiry.
fit be admitted, what is its amount2
Upon this point too, it appears that
the supreme court was divided. I
therefore hold myself at liberty to pur-
sue my own opinion, which was, that
the words g this territory must be re-
volutionized,' didnot so clearly apply toa
foreign territory, as to reject that sense
which would make them applicable to
territory of the United States; at least
so far as to admit of farther inquiry in
to their meaning; and, if territory Of
the United States was to be revolution
lied, though only as mean for an ex-
petition against a foreign power, theact
would be treason.
This reasoning leads to the conclusion
that there is probable cause for the al
legation that reasonable designs we've
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MARSHAL's SALES.

WW6e )0sa,f9 tie 5gf tidatr, for ready ,-onry undt
decree Of the court tie United State, for TIE 5lb e,
cult in tbe Pirgina Dre7, 6ei4ceea P6insas Bond at
f0'ney for tie creditors Of Esctia E9zvaras, eLsiutif
and DaVid Ref, and Others, deftndznfs;--
' NHREE valuable PLANTATIONS in tho coup.
ties OF Pit,lylvania and Bedford upon Staunton
and Pgg rivers, aed in the deed of trut in the pro-
ceedipgs mentioned, contain three thoufand acres
more or les, but nppofed be eonderably more ex-
teniive comprehending all the Lands that on the 5th
DAY of June l795 belonged OR appertained to the
three plantations known by the name of the Mountain
plantation mouth of Pigg River plantation, and the
Frying Pan plantation. Amore particular defcrpti-
on OF which will be given on the day of fale. The
hale will take place at the Eagle in the city of
Richmond, on Tueiday the 9th day of February
next
Also at the Oxford Iron Works in the county of
Campbell, on Tueiday the third day of March next,
Will be fold under the faid decree, upon the fame
terms, number Of very valuable SLAVES
Benz. MOSBY, d. NJ. for
JOS. SCOTT, M.v.p.
Jan. 8. eptdc
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TOHN ALCOCK,

lNFORh1S tbe Cifizfss IF Riebz7ard and TIE buLY.
in general, that be bas DOVrd to tie City oiebsvord
qO6sr< be 6a' cpfHed complete ;,tgent Of AHreEan-
dfse' Hext deer 10 lHa9Js. ProEcr ard A1oneuye',
Ps"dns Store, and qpeefts tie Eagle /; eOeEQiap
partly gftbe f0fiotvine G,tieies -
z ONDON Spring, Pannel and hand Saws, CAT
I 4 teel and German do.
Caiteel Files of every de(cription,
Till Locks, brafs and iron,
Wood Screws of every Gze,
Sd. Id & 3D. wrought Sprgs,
Led. * God wrought Nails,
Cd. & Sd fine drawn Clouts
Saddler's Tacks of every fize,
Brals Nails, Straining & Grit Webb,
Plated Bride Bits ahorted,
Do. hirrup Irons do.
Brafs mounted feel blade Squares,
Brafs and Iron chamber door Locks of every
fze,
Stock Locks of sll fizes,
Looking and Ladies dreflipg ClaGe.,
Plated Moulding,
Silver mounted Whips Of every Gze,
Carpenters & Joiners Tools of every dercrip-
tion,
AJjo, an aDortment Of DRY GOODS.
Superfine Cloths and CaiIimeres,
Bennet's Velvet and Patent Cord
Manchester Stufs,
Faihionable Silk Hofe,
Roie and Du6eil Blankets,
Coarle Linens and number of other ar,i-
ces too tedious to ner, all Of which will behold low
December IS. IF.
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\ GREAT Bargain offered in 7s5 acres Of
~ LAND, lying in King & Queeneoun one & an
halt miles from York River, and bounded by Po-
roPotank Creek, the Lands of captain William Shac-
keford and Zachariah Shackleford. This land is e-
vel, fertile and well timbered, with toerable good
buildings and excellent water-The abundance of fin
and oyfers at the very fpot may ALTO be mentioned
as great inducement to any perfon wihing to pur-
chaie This Land may be had low for cafh, or
good bonds at ihort payment. For further particu-
lars apply to John H. Smith, or to the fubfcriber
JOHN TEMPLE.
Walkerton, September 90. IF.
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FARMERS HOTEL.

a S. BRoCKENBRoUGH, having purchafed
L the houfes of DIR. M'Conochie in this town
formerly the property Of Mefirs. Rchies, is deter
mined to convert them into TAVERN for the ac-
eommodation Of the public he has provided hmfelf
with an excellent cook, and has made arrangements
for conitans iuPply of the beA Filth, Oyaers, Wild
Fowl, &c in their REFLECTIVE feaions; no exertion ON
hspart will be wanting to render the time agreeable
to thoe gentlemen or ladies who may think proper to
favor him with their oompany--he expects to meet
with encouragement from the public adequate to his
exertious.
Tappahannock January s.
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JOHN AICOCK.


INFORMS his friends and the public, that he Oil
z carries on his CABINET MANDATORY
IN all IT'S branches. He has removed his Ware-Roon1
~ the front houle OF William Ans, Efq. and adj
joining the Fire Inlurance Office, where he has large
quantity Of ready made work on hand, which he will
fell low He fatters himief that if any perions are in
want OF any thing in the Cabinet line, they may be
Supplied. / am determined to have good warranted
work done on the loweH terms. Any orders left at
my Ware-Room with Mr.. John Cray, my foreman
or at my fore, ihal be puEaually attended to, and
great care taken in delivering the furniture.
December IS. If.
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IOHN TOMpKINs
January 6.

MS reeeivrd an e6o,fncnf Of GOODS CoafRi7g Of
E'LANNELS, COatings Blankets, Rofe and DAT
Il Ae Drabs, Frze, Kerfeys, Feanought Cloths, Car
pets and Carpsting, Bombozetts, Swanidown, Patent
Cord, Powder and Shot, Dowlss, Sheeting, Ker-
feymeTes, Cslieoes and Mullins, &c. &c. which he
will difPoe Of on very liberal terms, by the piece OF
package.
NOV. Ia, f.
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MAY be Purchafed long credit, and low
1N1 terms, the TENEMENT on which the Sub.
ieriber lives, ftuated or Chprch-hill, within about
one half mile of the Richmond understanding Q
acres Of ground, well enclofed aud highly improved
The buildings conlih of large and well conffuaed
Dwelling Houie, Laundry, Kitchen, Dairy, Smoke
Houfe, two Stores, Brick Office, Coach Houfe Barn
and Stable. All theie buildings are we'll Gnilhed
and in eomPleat order for the accommodation of a
large and gsntee family; who may have eafy aecefs
to all che advantages of the city, and live as retired
they could with.
JOHN ELLIS.
January 6. e.
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EDUCATION.

AMES oGILVIE, will continue during the enfu-
y ing year, in the village of Milton, Albemarle, to
Proieeute with his pupils the courfe of Education they
have commeHced, and is deirous to receive ten or f
teen more, provided they be aiociated with the
claf'es of which, this time his iehoo is competed
The fenior clafs engaged in the ftudy of Geome
try Natural PhilofoPhy, Hiltory and Metaphysics
The iecond cafs will devote their attention to the
Latin and French Languages Fucid's Elements,
and Tie PhilofoPhy of Rhetoric: The junior clais
VIII continue to ttudy the Latin Language, Geogra-
ply, Arithmetic and Englifh Grammar. Exercfes in
Crticiim, Competition and Elocution conhitu,e ellen
tial parts of the coure of intrusion he purfues.
His charge for tuition will pc fifty dollars per ann u
Every pupil will alto be expected 10 pay two dollars
aud half to defray the expence Of rent, fuel, &c.
The iehool will be opened the 9th day of Janu-
airy, 1907.
December 5.
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Sales at anettnn.

On Wedns/2ay, the l1tb february, eciH be fold
at Ant7ion, on tie trem/e5:
a HALF ACRE OF LAND, known in the plan
L 4 of the city by No. 8. 1t is beautifully ituated
on the bank of the river, back of the Court Houfe &
commands very extsnfive and delightful profpeet
On it, there is large two rory frame dwelling houfe
with good cellar, and convenient out houles
Terms will be made knows on the day of faIe
TAYLOR e. BROWN, Aus,s.
January 90. tdf
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January6 s.

a SsIZE of BREAD for the city of Richmond,
4 from the Ssh init. until further orders (Super
hne Flour being Dollars and 81 Cents per BarreD
viz.
Jingle loaf made of superhne
Flour to weigh esozs. far p
Ditto OF Common Flour % 4l.2
Double the above W.T.. respectively @
EDW. CARRlNGToN, A1sys-.
January 6. If
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'aPPahannock, January 5.
TAPPAHANNoCK Jockey CHR

-''f-f1NhNOCIA JONNEI CLUB.
iueiday the Goth January, is the day appointed
Tor the meeting OF the fublcrikers to the Tappahan.
mock Club, ito form the rules and regulations for the
iaia CLUB brom the preient number of Respectable
iInicri6ers. have no heitation in Eating that thi:
club Will be equal to any in the fate, Gentlemen
'hat win to become members before the meeting
will pleafe forward their names and thoe pentemen
that have ipbierp.ion papers will be 70 good as 10
lend on the names of thele that have ubfcribed nce
they have had apaper
ARTHUR S. BROCKFNBRoUGH,
PrePrift0r Of the eoayf
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A LII teyfons kaving claims ayaiaR tbe ej2ate
a Of John HoOmes, deed. of TIE Boauiing-
Green, are reqneqed to make them knoepn, fbat
Provjfon may be made for a final )st.Iement.-
And tbo/e indebted mnR make immediate pay
ment to JOHN HOOMES, and
JOHN G. WOOLFOLK,
Executors of John Hoomes, deed.
Jan. 2s, 1896. IF
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LOST,

LUST,
a SILVER WATCH of the frft quality, capped
4 and Jewelled, with fecend hand, the Makers
name BarraHd; attached TO it, was Gold Chain and
zeal, with the initials ]. G. "A reward of fifteen
Dollars is offered sn its delivery to the editor
January 6.
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5

TO BE SOLD OR RENTED,
A CONVENIENT Dwelling HOUSE, on the
1 \ Capitol fqusre, adjoining the tenement of Mr..
Edmund Randolph. Poaeflon may be delivered
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of the printer.
January 8. 2aw8w
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M ANTED Immediately, ten ton of clean Mer.
w charitable HEMP, for which liberal price
will be given in cafh PROSSER e MoNCURE.
Dee' ~. ep2.
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pURR MILL STONES, OF ALL SIZES; and
- PLASTER OF PARIS, Of an excellent quality
FoRsALR, As USUAL,
WILLIAM DAVIDSON.
near the Market.
Dee.4. [eptf.]
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HALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SHE.
January s, 1907.

YALUABLE PROPERTY FOR sale.
PURSUANT to decree ofthe Worihpfui Court
L Of Haitings for the City of Richmond-the fub-
fcrbers will expofe to fale, the twenty eighth day
Of February next, the premifes, for Cath, the
HOUSE u LOT, i'll fad city, formerly the refidence
of Jas Rind, dec. and for iome time occupied by Ie-
dediah Allen On this lot which is we'll eucloied
there is very good Dwelling Houfe, which has re-
Gently undergone thorough repair, new Stable,
other convenient Offices and very good Garden, ali
which render it defirable habitaton for family.
Previous to the fale, Mr. Allen who lives on the pre-
mites, will thew them any perfon defroas to be-
the purehaier.
Edmund Randolph, I
9obn fdanIJ, Commit
Philip NJ. NieboLaJ, oners.
JobH FoRer,
January II. eptdr
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NOTICE.

Y ii PHLUABLE FIRM-FOP SHLE
X AM difpo(ed fell that valuable tra6t Of LAND,
whereon prefent reGde, fituated in the County
OF Amelia, on Snacks Greek, containing by eGimation
about GOO acres this trsa is about so acres of
high wood Land well tmSered, aud of good quail
iy alto about so Of low ground heavily timber
ed and Of prime quality for Tobacco or grafs. The
improvements coulih of a & we'll hniihed Dwell
ling Houfe with two rooms and pa0age both below
and above Raifs, Kitchen, Dairy, Smoke-H oule,
Barns, &c.
It is deemed unneceHary give minute detail of
all the advantages of this Land, it being prefumed &
requeRed that thofe dfpofed to pusehaie will irl
view the premiles.
TERms.-One tdird cath and the balance in e.
quail annual nitalments PollelIion will be given in
time to fow crop Of wheat in the enfuiug fall APP
pleation be made the lubcrber OH the prenlifes
by letter or osherwife. JAMES r. ROYAL.
Amelia, Dec.l3. IT,
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January 6.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE,
a VALUABLE Lot of GROUND in Bucking-
a ham county, containing fixty two acres lying
on James River and adjoining the town of Dugids-
vile. The Land is rich and has one of the mon vaua-
able Mill ftes it, of any in the upper country AL
10 a new and excellent manufacturing Mill in the
county OF Campbell about fix miles below Lynchburg
and IN good condition for manufacturing -four, &c
This property rendered valuable inalmuch as
it is itusted in the heart of very rich country * to
thoie who with to their attention to the manu-
featuring -four &c. it is object worthy their conf
deration For further particulars reference NAV be
made to Col Vim. ]. Lewis of Campbell, (who will
Thew negotiate for the above propery or the fub-
fcriber
Jas. c. ANTHONY.
January 3, taw2w & oawsw.
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DEBHIE on Mr.. =. Randolpb's motion, re-
quefing Information from the Eseeutiye,
touching any illegal combinations aga;nR the
peace ana. Eatety Of the mion.
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January 3,
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD

TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD,
l. OR experimenting negro named WILL
Il STUART or STUART. He lett my houfe
three week ago, is feet three inches hgh long ea-
gre face, red eyes, fpeaks rapidly and with great
confidence, aged about 50 years.
He may attempt tot pats for free man as formerly
The above reward will be paid on delivering him
here--or ten dollars for recurring him in country
goal.
WIN. LONG.
Nov. IA. A.
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rT'OBE RENTED-The Tenement where
l. now re6de, aud pofTsfIion given in time
]. PENN.
April IL. If
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REMOVAL.

REMOVAL.
"a ME Subscribers have removed their COMPT-
Il INC HOUSE, from the Man-Street to one
OF David Buoeks Brick Buildings, at the lower end
Of the Baton, between the Teuements occupied Jy
c. and I. Saunders, and NorveI, Watt and Bui-
loek--where they continue their purehales Of wheat
as uiual-They alto keep for fsle regular fupply Of
Flour, Corn Meal, Hominy and Bras.
THOMAS 60 AMOS LADD.
10 Mo. Sd, sos, eytf.
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For SALE.

FOR SALE,
HE HOUSE & LOT occupied by MefIrs Ro-
i bert Mellon & Co. oppofite TO Mefrs Gillia,
& Kirby's The fituation Of this property is equal
to any in Richmond for buiinefs, and poTefes eyery
accommodation for family Enquire Of
TIICs. NoRVELL.
Ian. Is. n
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-02-06

uANu4Ge VI thS PttnAtpch VI NIT
Burr, whom. the general had caused to
Be Appreciated, one had been liberated
BY habeas corpus. and two Others, being
those particularly employedin the endea.
vor 10 corrupt the general and army of
the United States, have been embarked
By him for ports ID the Atlantic States,
probably on the consideration that an i'm.
Apartialtrial could not be expected during
the present agitations Of New. Orleans,
and that city was not as yet a safe
place of confinement. As'soon as these
persons shah arrive, they WILDE deliver
ed to the custody Of the law, and left to
such course oftrial. both as to place and
! process, asqits functionaries may direct.
The presence Of the highest judicial au-
thorities To- be Sasse mbled at this place
within q few days, the means Of pursuing
q soauder course proceedings here than
elsewhere, and 1.-The aid of the executive
means, should the judges have occasion
| TO use them. render ii equally desirable
for the criminal, a. for tic, public, that,
being already removed from the slaee
where they were FIRST unprecedented, the
FIRST regular arresrshould take place here,
and the course Of proceeding receive here
their proper direction. s<saz
TH.IEPFERsoN.
January %, 1907. -.
E<,roet d lttter. irsm general 1ames
WiLkinson,t aated Nev-o rLsans, Dec.
i4%1sos. T'.. ~ s..:.-- l., ~
=" Alter several consultations with the
governor and judges, touching The arrest
and conHne meht ofcertain know d agent.
and. smissaries Of colonel Burr, in this
city and territory, whose intrigues and
Vaccinations were to Be appre he ndrd. il
Is with their privity and appreciation that
/ have caused three ofthem to be arrest.
ed, viz. DR.. Erriek holman, Samuel
Swartwout and Peter v. Ogden, arainst
whom possess strong facts, and have
recommended to the governor 10 have
Jashes Alexander, esq. taken up ON the
grounds ofstrong suspicion. These psr.
SONS ahdall others, who, bytheir eharae.
|: ter apd department. may Be considered
hostile to the interests Of The ii. S. or
dangerous to this feeble frontier, under
the menaeing aspect of,hings from above,
will, ifny influence can prevail, be seiiz.
ne a;.nos;,;on &c $500 $500 49,. s.lIe.w
,roynr.p;ra IL ,.,s;cS ;nfo,trs;;s., aa 80
ins,ify their tenfne r5.n,s 81 80
'elue 10 ,he aevelonem. NJ i i. s.a. sA
progress and pfo;re,o,s ~ ~ 800. $500
tis s.,s,ar:I go = I. .ue 'leasons-
:" This letter w;llaeeomp.n. H. Pr,
man. who l. ,o s. this AL In,ha,L. i =
: v.ss,rbonnd for cha,j..,aa 49,. 49, 49,
char .. 81 i;.n,en.n, VII. af,sa 49, ~: us
r. Who Ia, or,l-r,,o isnd .;,h ~ s $50
e. =, Fer, ,IaSnscn ~ Fa.. nj NE t Pa,son-
to forward This di.D.reb H. ma, ~ ~
wal, iii or3r,. ~ he. .,.......s ~
Swartwoat win b. SEN, 3 Hsi,;,o,. L.
| , ,,....I 49,: ~, -. ~
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ces, and making SUCH niteTe OF emoin-
nent and command, toengage him and
his army in his unlawful enterprise, as.
he had battered himself would Be sue.
cessful. The general, with the honor Of
alsoldiet, and fidelity of . good eitizen,
Immediately dispatched 4 trtisty officer
/. 10 me with Information cf what had pass
cd, proceeded to establish such m un..
derstandihe with the Spanish cOnman-
dant On the Sabine Is per1titted him 70
withdraw his force aeross the Mississip.
pi, and 20 enter on measures foropposing
the pFeieeted enterprise. .,
The generals letter which came to
hand on the aSth Of November, IS has
been mentioned, and some other infor.
nation, received 4 few days earlier, when
brought together, developed Bnrr's ge-
neral designs, .diiftrent parts Of which
only had been revealed 70 dilrrent inlor-
fnants. ltappeared thathe contemplated
two distinct objects, which might becar.
fied onei,her Jointly Of separately, and
either the one or the other hrst. as cir
cumstances shoula direct. One ofthsse
was the se,erance of the union Of the
states BY the AlleGany nonntains. the
other al attack on. Mexico. A third OBJ
jectwas provided merely ostensible, 70
Wit, the settlements Of the pretended pnr.-
chase of atractof country on the Washi.a.
CLAIMED BY . baron Raatrop. This was
TO serve IS the rrstext for slr Ms prepa-
fations, IN allurenient fot such followers
as really wished 20 acquire settlements
IN that country, and ! cover under which
to retreat in the event ofa final diseom-
Etute ef beth. branches Of his real design.
He found &C once that the attachment
Of the westetn country 70 the present u
Mon was MOTTO be shaken; thai. its disso-
luton could not be effected with the con-
sentof its inhabitants and tia, his re.
sources were inadequate. a. yet, to ,ef.
fsctitby force. Hstook his course then
ii once, determined 70 seize on New.
Orleans, pIundrr the bank there, pos
.sess himself Of the military and naval
stores, and proceed 90 his expedition 10
Mexico, and 10 this object all his means
and preparations were nov directrd.--
Iie.cqlleetsd from ali the quarters where
himseff 81 his agents possessed influence,
IN the ardent, restless, desperate and
disaHscted persons who were. ready for
any entsrPfize ahalagous 70 thsireharse-
ters. He seduced good and well peau-
ing citizens, some by assurances that he,
possessed the confidence Of the govern
0nax,f and usaa ACTING Under ,,ifa eerref
patronage /; I pretenee which procured
some credit from the state Of our d'ac-
RANGES with Spain and others by offers
oflandin Bastrop' claim onthe Washita.
.This was the state of my information
Of his proceedings about the last Of Nov.
at&Eich' time therefore il wss. 6rst possi-
BE 20 taks specific meassreato mert,hem.
The proclamation Of November 2z. two
days aftef the receipt Of general Wilkin.
soa's Information, was now issued. Or,
ders were disPatehedto every Interesting
! u Z Il y u :. z r.
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BAL1IT5ORE. Ma N 81.

By TIE ARRIVAL VI me ship Erin captain
Stevenson, We Isatn, sha: O., the Is h oil
January general Gray aael his staff arrived
ashs Cape Of Good dope from England
via La Plata, who superseded general
Baird n -.hc cammard OF the Cape. s-vhe
latter embarked % bard u ettanspor. for
England on the 18Th Janaary Sir Home
Popham succeeded by admiral Stirling, had
left Busnos- yres tor England. a ffigasr
bad arrived express al he Cape from
CsyloD, requesting assistance to qae!l an
nsurreclion tha. had .hrsksn OUT there.