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MarIhal Ney, who came up il, the middle Of
the action, decided the fate of the day.
They penetrated the centre Of the Pruifiau
line in the form of wedge, snd fucceeded n
breaking it, and routing the army. The lofts ia
killed and wounded ID con6dered to have been
about equal on each fide. Two French gene
rails of diftinttion fell in the ACTON. The duke
Of Brunfwick lca an eye in the action, a. ftated
in the Frenc;, account. Prince Louie Fsrdi-
aand was killed in 4 preceding engagement
The Prufiian troops are fated to have fought
with courage bordering on desperation, but
they were overpowered BY hyperion force. Not
withdrawing this defeat, however, the Prufiian
forces had again rallied, and another battle was
fhortly expected. The Pruffian army was col
Letting at and in the vicinity Of the impr-gna-
bile fortrefs of Magdebury. An army of rei.rve,
Of 10000 men. was Attain readinefs to meet the
enemy. Two Ruflian armies, one of $4,000
men, and another Of $4,000, were approaching
by forced marches the f;.ene of action they
had arrived in PruiIian Poland. Bonapar.e had
arrived at Potfdam, within few miles of Ber-
lin. An the creatures, military ftores, &c. have
been removed from that city.
BY the above arrivals we were laft evening IA
voured with Hamburger papers TO the 2srh Oc-
tober--tran[ations will be given tomorrow.
Courier.
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REcApruRr OF BvEsos AYRrs.

!" Lima, Esd Sept. 6.--Yeherday arrived
here an exprefs, which left Areguipa on the / sth
inf. with the plea6ng intelligence. that the VIC
torious army of his Catholic majefy had recon-
quered the city of Buenos Ayres on the 18th of
AuguR. It's brave deliverer was the marine
captain Tin the navy Don Santiago LINERS, who
having heard of the capture by tho enemy, went
10 Montevideo, the Governor of which place
gave him the command of light hotilla of a.
bout 80 fail and 1900 men, troops of the line
aud volunteers completely armed.
"They difsmbarked at Puerto de las Con-
chas, where they were joined by fome inhsbi-
tants Of Buenos Ayres and the surrounding coun-
try, by which addition their number amount
ed to $500, when they marched together on the
10Th, to Retro, where they were detained by
various circumstances, until the 18th, when
they attacked with the greatea ntrepidty, all
The fortified places occupied by the enemy, and
completely defeated them.
At the moment Of the affault, the enemy
f,rrendered, to avoid being put to the fword,
with which our general had threatened them.
General w. Beresford is prifoner of war, with
upwards of thouland troops, who now remain
at the difpofal of the conquercr."
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CHARLESTON, Dec. ls.

Capt. CAMPBELL, of the fchooner Mayy,
from Monteveido, left that place on the 81 Of
Oa. He informs ns, that the city of Bataos
.6yyts, which was taken by the Britfh troops
under Gen. BEREsFoxD, ha, been retaken by
The Spaniards, after long but inefeetoaI reiiff-
ance, in which comfortable part of the Britiih
troops were killed and that the ref had fur
rendered prifoners of war. This took place a.
bout the middle of Auguf.
Sir HoMR PoPHAm dill remained with his
fauadroa in the river La Plata. In his corref.
toudeace with the Governor of Mouiivedo,
ne had Egnifed bis intention of keeping that
place under rigorous blockade. In his laa
letter be allowed all neutral venels days to
leave the port, allowing them to fail only 10
ballaa, or with that part of their corgoes which
they had brought into tina. port at the expra-
tionof which time, all veffels attempting to en-
Ger or leave that port would be captured.
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europe
CHARLESTON. Dec. ~.


Yefterday arrived at this port the Hamburg
fhips Johanna Heinerick, and Gertrud, from
that city.-Capt. Wittern, of the former nip,
left that city on the frt day of November. He
gives usthe details oftbeopcrations Of the Grand
Armies UP to that period. The battle ofthe l 9Th
October, of which we have already given the
French account, was the lar one which had
heen fought when he failed.--Tbe hstement Of
that battle, az detailed by Capt. w. differs ma
terribly from what has been publiihed. The
French army is tated TO have confifted Of ESQ.,
600 rneu, the Prufi,n army Of 10000. The
bsitIe was cobGdercd az one Of the mot bloc
dy and ultimately contefed which has been
Tough; Gnce the commencement. of Bonsparte's
career. For long time the victory was doubt
ful: The right and left wings Of the Frepch ar.
my we're repulfed with great lois by the Feat
fiaa cavalry; but the battle was ultimately won
81 The Hyperion nsmbers of the french infantry.
A frsth body OF 1890 men, commanded By
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|iet, reipeding the wsaern ccurtry, which ne
gociati0n vas ended by courier arriving az
New-O rleahe from the HAVANA with tntelli.
yence that treaty had been concluded between
the United States and the government of Spain
and that the penfion Of 1000 dolars per an.
mum was given - the faid Benjamin Sebaaiau
for bis fervicey to Spain IN this neguciation.--
1t washkewife proved by governor Greenup
and others, that Benjamin Sebatian had endea.
vored to organic fociety ia Kentucky to ne.
tition his Catholic majeey for a grant e,fterri.
tory in Loui6ana, on the grounds, that the 70.
ciety were difeontente1 zpitb .be gozersn,snf and
IaevJ Of THE U. States. and eoeyr defro,s ofEv-
ing Under the mild and p~r;fek goperrn,enf Of
Spain. 1t however Appeared that Bcpi amin Sc
haitian food alone in this attempt aud that lie
was unaSlr to prevail with 6og;e individual 20
join him in the propofal.
The committee will proceed further this af.
ternoon.--T:e mot patriotic fc.,f,,ions appear
to Ptrvade every menber and from i.veral
circumstances which have trarfpired, we are
induced to believe, that more than one Spaniih
pen''>n.r Will be coniigned TO tina. fate which
70 meritorioufly awaits Benjamin Sebatian.
Even the Kentucky Gazette, aud the Enqnirer,
of Richmond, Virginia, we fufpea, will aban-
don his caufc, and leave him to fcrk confolati.
on in the company of the Marquis de Yrujo, &
his afociates.
~ The Enquirer has never ye. advocated the
eaufe of Judge Sebaaian nor will it ever adj
.oca,e the caufe Of 4 foreign Penfionary or a
Traitor.
One query hrikes US with irrefiltible force.
Though Judge HINES & others refufcd Spanilh
bribe, yet how can they juftify their profound
hlence which they have obferved in this trans
action! 1t wastheir DUTY to have expofed i'm
mediateIy this nefarious projeei Of Spain to the
indignation of their country; and for not hav-
ing done 70, they deferve fomething more than
a mere difapprobation.
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not be fubjed 10 the payment oftoll for nan ~,
OF the lame. Aud the queitiou being u., %
tive. - s''< mega.
orler,1, That the faid bill be ensrofsd and
read third time. =, -S s''''
a bill. I" Divorcing Daniel Rofe from hi.
A bill, To amend the ats Tor reducioe into
one the fevera acfs prefcribing the oath of 6del-
ny .ne oatns OF public officers" (Which lay on
the tabie) were read 6rif time and ordered ~
be read a fecond time. -
Mr.. Foufhee (of Henrico9 prefented. ,cc.r.
ding to order, bill, "s'ro amend the a6 CON.
corning the James FLYER company
:: -. Wedne/day Dec. "a. ~ "
"a communication from the Senate by thr;r
clsIk .,<-e,,.e'l.--' - ~ '"e''
TIE Senate have palIea the bill, !. concero.
snE N.e election OF members Of the Coart of
ftuit'ngs and Common Hall of Frederickfhurp -
with An amendment, to which they reoueff The
concurrencelof the Houfe Of Delegates.
The houfe proceeded to confider thu f,;,,
mendment, and the fame being twice .rrs3
was on the queition pnt thereupon, agreed to by
the houfr. .- - - ~ -.
Ordered, That the clerk acquaint the Senate
Herewith. t,-. $3.50
an ensroged bill, " To punifh certain theft,
and torceries," was read third time and feye.
raj blanks therein filled up;
4Refolved, That the bill do pats, and thar RI.
title be, en- act, To puuifh certain thefts and
forgcries."
An engroffed bill, " To amend and exnl.;o
the aet authorizing the county court of Lee a,
ered turnpike or toll gate, on the road leading
from Mockerfon gap to Cumberland gap thro'
the lad county," was read third TING and
blank therein filled up, and pafed.
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October 22.

Having received various accounts of the nature and
extent OF the recent disturbances in the north weh of
Ireland, we have taken pains afcertain the real
sale. letter. dated Leitrum, Oa. l2 furriihe. the
following particulars
You may rely on the following Information, with
reped 20 taofe nfurgents called Tbraeer,, who have
unfortunately extended themelves this country as
| authentic. They frh began to new themfelves in
the county of Mayo where they iued fort Of proc
| lan,ation, manife9o, igned Captain Thraher,
| and dated from the United Orange aud Green
Lodge, Caalebar-Their propofed objeta is to pre-
vent the eraions of the Catholic Clergy and alto to
deter the Clergy of the EGablifhed Church from lea
ng their tythes to Proaors, in any way employ
ing them in the collection of them. The tenor of
their manife(to, and their condua hitherto have been
in fricf conformity with this Object; they are them
ielves mixed multitude, of anoft every fea and
religion, amonga whom to be found, under.
Rand, even many Of the yeomanry; they afemble
only at night and fhrt over their clothes, &
white band round their hats, that they may difin-
guilh each other in the dark their rage i, direte
agauft the tythe Proetors Zone of whom, wretched
man, with large family, fell victim to their fury
in the county Of Sgo) and whole pcrons and proper
ty equally feel the efe6 Of their blind rage, when
ever they fall into their power. have no, heard
that they compel any one to join who doe, not with
it, but whenever they come, they fwear the land
In. To pay the PrOtehant Clergyman hi. juii
due.
I'd. That they will take pay the Prie. more than he
has been hitherto accuifomed to receive.
Sd That shey will not pay their ty,he. from =
Proctor. -, -
greement with 1 IL. ProAor, they win Immediately
furrender it, and into one with the Mini
fter of the parifh himfelf.
Thefe diilurbances, am happy to fay, however
are likely to be of ihort continuance. They extend
at prefent the counties of Mayo, Sligo and Lei
trim, and partially prevail in Cavan and Longford.
About fix hundred of them aGembed at Swan,inbar,
few days ago and on Friday lar, they advanced
far Ballironne, though the fefIions were then
holding in the town.-The magiftrates and gentlemen
eIerting themfelves with becoming ataivity-In
Sligo they have entered into asbfcipion for the ia
mily Of the murdered PROCTOR and have offered large
rewards for the difcovery and conviction of rhofe -
fatuated wretches; and meeting of the magilrates
and gentlemen of Cavan will take place oil Saturday
next, for miIar purpofe. The army ALTO on the
alert, and the Duke Of Bedford is Ballina.-
loe and is expected to make tour through the diff
turbed darics, he will have opportunity of inqu-
ring into the and of thoie connections
and applying the proper remedy.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. &c.

In addition to the information, extracted
from the Scioto Gazette, letters from Ohio
lates that ten boats have been fixed, and tina,
Tyler and BlannerhafIet had fed.
We have likewile received the following let
tiers. Nat. Int.
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cious and cruel Inanders to refore the treafary
which they had 70 unjufly taken, with the blood
of 70 many ipnocent victims.
Spaniards That per6dious nation, which
pow pretends TO appear to the inhabitants OF
Buenos Ayres, 40 of all others the mott hu-
,unxne, 10 the fame, which not Ok years fince,
TENT fqnadron and army before Cadiz, at a
time when the plague reigned within it's walls,
in aliits terror, fpreading horror and deRructi-
on. The Engliih admiral, who from his cabin
Window could feat his eyes with the fpeeaclc
of mountains OF corpfe, yet unburied, and the
gloomy light of the funeral piles, yet has the
courage ofcfallepging our valiant chief to fur
render, or to prepare himiclf TO fuffcr all the
fgors of war. The commander of Moorfi
corfair, having fallen in with convoy, carry
ing vietuals and medicines, at the expence of
the pope, TO the city of Marfrilles, then infect
cd BY a detfruetive plague, not only refrained
from capturing thcts Hips, hu. ipontaneou'y
conveyed them to the port Of their deaination.
And the Eug,ifh admiral, on a fimilar location,
threw balls and fheils into Cadiz, with an intent
Of reducing il to heap of ruins. 80.
"Arl you people, inhabitants Of PERU Let
ne, ON this important occa6on, difplay all our
loyalty, all our courage. Let us fpeedily wafh
away the ugly fain caf upon the army of Spain,
BY the fhrrcndcr of Buenos Ayres. Let US in
Aantly Hy to arms in the defence of our holy
fateh, ana or our beloved iovereign and let US
plunge into the deep currents of the River La
Plata, that out-caft of fmugglers aud pirates,
who, having by furprife pofiei1ed themfelves of
one of the mott interesting parts of America,
difident ofthe power of their arms, and in dread
Of ourjuR vengeance, now attempt by means
OF the deteftable articles of fe.;uction, to in
duce US to forego the performance of our NOT
facred and inviolable duties, and to turn deaf
ears to the pathetic and penetrating voice with
which our country now calls upon US for at.
hitance."" - eF.
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Exira6 .fa xfier l.ts C5;lEtetbs, DsesmS.r II.
so lOS. r.. --.fe' = /.

ExiraS ETA Afitr lsfsC bilStoths, Dsesnstsr IL.
Bos.i -s.sa
"Our courtis prorseinated to comfortable
LENGTH. Yeeerday acestain Dennis Caflett,
merchant Of Wheeling, was arreRsd by the go.
vernon IN virtue OF thesa recently pafied. This
day the court cg.6fhg OF judges Tod and
Simmes have had the cafe of CaHett before
lthem-about Il OF Is witnefies were examined
in. the caufe. The evidence was not conclu-
five, but highly fubicious and trongly circum-
ftantia OF his beirt concerned in Burr's plot
he offered to eu!lf men and give 10 dolls.
bounty, he infinuated that the Preiident was
concerned in BnuS fcheme il any was on foot,
ne drank col. puri's health, and wifl,ed him
fucccfs in his reyoluionizing plan, he induced
others to drink BuT's health, and hazard for
Burr. He had ma 4 ufe Of number of threats
and Inote expresjnf - he was going 10 move to
Orleans, he would rot fufsr his boats to be eS-
amined, he would mount a fwise and kill any
pcrfnn that molefbSd him, II was this evening
decided that he was a proper fubjea for the
laws to operete on, and ordered to be comr,it-
ted uulsfs he gave hal in 10000 dolls. At his
reqne0 a grandjarY was ordered, and the cauic
will be decided this term."
In the Legislature of Ohio, on the nth init.
MIR. Cats preiented, according to order. a
billto fufpeud thu privilege of the writ of Ha-
beas Corpus, and for. other purpofes," which
was read the firR time.
Letters have been received in this city from
the fate of Ohio, which FAY at the lateft dates
from Kentucky, the Legislature of that Rate
were celebrating with clofed doors.
The report ofthe Select Committee, made on
Me 18th inf. for protecting the frontier, was on
Wednefday agreed to in the Houfe of Repre-.
fentatives.
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LONDON, oa. 81.

The Cartaret packed failed from Malta on the sth
ut General Stuart arrived there from Sicily on the
10th. Every part of the two Calabria, has been a.
bandoned to the French, except Scyla, in which we
fill hold a garrfcn. Thus there appears to be no
foundation for the report Of eeond great victory o.
yer the French n chat quarter. General Stuart is
now on his return to England.
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Htg6f.
:" / have this night received letter from
Marietta announcing the feizure of BIannernaf-
fet's Aotilla by party Of our militia in obedi-
cnce to my orders. Dlannerhafet and Comfort
Tyler have efcaped."
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Do,tlestlt.

The Senate Of the u. S. have unanimously concur:
ed in the appointment of His Honour BroekhoIf Lii
vingaon, Efq. as one Of the Judges of the Supreme
Court,
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Extrna ofa lefier, dated frankfort, (Kts. J Dec

b, to a gentleman in til, city.
{" On the 22d ult. committee was appoint
ed to enquire into the conduit Of the hon. Ben
jamin Sebafian the refult of the enquiry was,
that communications and conferences contrary
to the contribution of Kentucky, and of the u
S. were had and carried on by Sebaltian as the
representative of MeHrs. Innes, Nicholas and
Murry, with col. Giozo, the representative OF
the Baron de Corandelet, the governor.general
of Loui6ana, in 1875, and 1877, communic a.
ton which had for its Object. the feparation oil
the country wta of the Aleghany mountain.
was made to MIR. Sebafian, aud by Sebaiisn ia
Innes and Nicholas, but not to hurry, and il
was alfo proved that Sebaftian had received ia
the years 1901 and 2, 1000 as peniion from
the Spaniih government. He has reGgued his
Office az Judge in order to fave the trouble Of re-
moving him from office.
The whole of the evidence containing 60
pagesis ordered to be printed and copy tent
to each representative from the Rate to the Con
grefs cffhe u. s.
indictments have been prepared againa col
Burr and John Adair, bot they were not found
by the Grand Jury, the contents of the iadiet
mep,s do not know only from report, which
lays they were for letting on foot an expeditions
sgaina Mexieo,s provisce of spaia."
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71el1ay, December os.

An engrohed bill, Authorizing the erection
ot Hood gates aorof, the Back creek in Ncr-
folk borough" was read third time and pa(-
fed.
An engrofIed bill, Authorizing the appoint
ment OF mathematical furyeyor for the boz
rough OF Norfolk" was read a third time and
pafed.
bill, To amend and explain the a9, au-
thoriiing the county court of Lee to ered a
turnpike or toll gate on the road leading from
Mockerion gaPto Cumberland gap through the
faid county" was read fecond time, and a
motion made to amend the fame by lriking out
OF Vt the following words" That il fl1aIl not
be lawful for the fad court of Lee to cotinue a
turnpike or toll gate on Cumberland mountain,
or 10 near the fdme that travellers ufing the
Tennefiee or main Kentucky road will be fub-
jected to the payment of tolls at faid gate But
It fhall and may be lawful for the faid court,
and they are hereby reqsred TO ereet the faid
turnpike or toll gate at any fatable place on
the faid road leading from Cumberland gao TO
Mockerlon gap ca(tward of the junction Of the
faid road with the TenneiTse or main Kentuc-
KY road, in all refpeds conforming to the ref
trctions, limitations and proyihons of the act of
the laf feiIion of the General Anembiy'--.
a nd inferting in lieu of them the following.
The keeper Of the laid gate fhsI for the fi-
ture demand and receive from thofe who travel
the TenneGec or main Kentucky road, the fol.
lowing rates or tolls--for every man one third
part the toll heretofore given by law for
every horfe, maIe or afsth fsme; and for eve /.
~ carriage of any kind, incladiag team aud
driver, one half the toll heret ofore given by
law, ssd no aaore--proyided that pertons nat
reliding more than miles from fych gasc, AaI
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CTRANsLATioN.1
HAVANA. Nov,

HAVANA, Nov. IS.
BY the MenfiSSaf, captain Francis Carbo-
Reil, arrived yeferday from Carthagcna, after
IL days pafiage, we have received the following
intelligence which was puhlifhed at Panama, on
the slft O6. from whence it was brought by a
vef1el from Payta.
"Capt. Don Santiago LINERS, having under
his command about 500 men, chiefly veteran
troops and we'll armed, conducted them in
country-boats, fmaIl fci'rs and gun-boats, to
the river Las Couchas, . leagues to the north
of Buenos Ayres, and being Joined by about 5
or 400 volunteers, marched with great expeai-
ton, by land, to the city, on which he made a
fpirited attack in feveral points at once, which
were fuccefsful and on the 18th of Auguft,
the enemy having loft 500 men, the remainder,
to the amount of 1000 capitulated, and furren-
dercd themfelves prifoners of war, with the
General in Chief and his fubaltern officers.
u To the fame obliging fource, we are ALTO in
debted for the following article, translated from
the Peruvian Minerva:
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BUENos AYREs.

We are indebted to a commercial friend for
the Ha.anna Aurora, Of November &c, from
which he following article, relating to the re-
captuNof Buenos Ayres by the Spaniards is
EXTRACTED: (PbH. Gazette