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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-09-23
TOULON FLEET.
"Extract Of letter from Cadiz, ofthe 2Stl
Juiy. 70 merchant of this CITY.


July. 70 merchant of this city.
general Dupont has surrendered with
his AMY of 1922 men.
"lt Is reported this dav, and believed.
that kips Joseph. on his wav to Msdrid,
with lS,oGo m"p, was attacked hy Grncral
cuesta, and had oseels safe'y in fight,
leaving on the field of hattie the gealer
par of bis army.
" pos scripts 70 the above letter, ofthe 90 h
of July. SAYS" w have just rrceiyed nc
cou1' from Maiara, he arrival at that 20 (,
on The 18th IFS Of X bec fram'Iyica, Ia Sya-
1lsh isiar9 in the %edterraucan) with news
q the arrival there &c ~ tsglish lie IL, N Oh
shattered, N cOnsec ,eGce Of an engagement
which she end the feet T. which she heianged
had ~ the Mediterranean. with Fen Rect
orcleren shirs of The line. conveying troo1,
te9ln sraIce. tohe IA ded ~ Sna;n VIII - tie
= ga e eft &c feet, the English had sur f,so
fhtb5 o. the E1e tsR tzpo others, and Ssers earSH-
'Rs re relaGiu i9"
letter from Cadiz, of the same date. saws
=" We have irst received accounts al thc des-
Traction Of eteSeq sail offhe ire [Frenchmen
with troops from Toulon, bvadnirsI Strachau' .
: Below, brig Alfred, Bryan, from ST. Croix,
and ten scbooners.
Phe oGeiai de.aiLs of the eeragements be-
tween The Spanish Patriots aud the French,
which are leugt' y we shall send by to NOR
rows mail.
L has been a subject of alarm with manv
gooh men in this country, that those passi.
ons which are gendered by wealth and w.
| luptaousncss. weuid ere long, afFord the his
torian another republic to record with The
prostration of the glory Of Greece * Rome.
Late events have doubtless had a striking
tendency to increase those fears In the
several states where AMT Rep1blicanisrn
has lately prevail ed-either that section of
tVe people whose weight alone has caused
, the ascenda cy, must have been grossly ig-
norant and crednlous--or extremely cor.
tracted and selfish Either are alike the
! bane ofpn5lc liberty. These passions may
: be prevented or eradicated hereaftei,liy at.
tcntion TO the cultivation of he mind. Ii
IS = general and liberal sys EN- Of EDUCA.
( TON which can alone save this country
I from the iron grasp f despntism Let our
youth be early taught tho duties which ap.
/ pertain 80 the privil ges o. freemen -
/ Let the peopie by deg Is. res riot the in.
1uence Of powerful order Of men, who
now make it part of public education IL
scof at the u oples' rights :" by establish
ing sch oil Acadsm IS and Colleges upon /
national scale, which shall analize the whole
dignity. OF man. This viii enable us las an
able writer emphaticaily expresses it) t,
counteract an "Aristocracy of Talents, >
- Democracy of Inf,rmation;" anC
our liberty NAV vet be handed TO pos Gritty
on an mistaken basis, and with redoubltc
spiendor. tDemocrat.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-09-23
Nerv- Market Fall Races
THE RACES TOR FALL. 1908,
Will COMMENCE,
On Wednesday the Nineteenth day of

~ - SAtNoNdt htbGkGShlU udN oil
DC, her.
First day, the JOCKEY CLUB PURSE
OF * hundred dollars, warranted as here
20 ore, t. b put up before starting.
Second day, the PROPRIETOR
PURSE, of two hundred and twenty five
dollars; also warranted to be put Up be-
fore raining
Third day SWEEPSTAKES, two
mile heats, for Colts and Fiilies, three
years cd, and The advantage, carrying
8S lbs, entrance. 6t;y dollars half Forfeit
subscriptions may be made personally
or by letter, to the keeper OF The Course
The Mays must be accurately described
by he first of October, on which day il
closes--it Is expected that this race a.
be interesting o The sp, Gators, and pro.
titsbie to the winner, as as presumable
there will be great numbef OF subscri-
bers,
Fourth Day, HANDY CAP, under
The regulations established by the Judges.
!. THE SUBSCRIBER, who keens the
New Market course, has found from ionp
experience, hat TO serve the Public
'entiyely and moderately, are the mosf
certain means OF being remuneratsd 10
his labor; he is therefore determined Ina
every exeriion shall be made on his part
10 prowoe the convenience and add 20
he amusements of those who NAV visit
The RACES An elegant stand 100 feel
IN length, is siteady built on he f-ld
IN which sumptuous dinners will be ser
we'd up each day Of the Rsces-ihe I'D
van'ages of being protected from ircle..
ment YEA her or the hot sun, feastiHg on
ihe tat of our lsnd a0d ouaffiug the
choicest lquora. ali II full view of the
contending COUBSkRS. must greatly
add TO The sra ,iicauon 9th, gen iemrn.
New Make Is sc ~ tly famed tor ih-.
ability of its Purse, and ihe panc.
Iual''y with which il is pad for The
greatest shew of hne horses on he Con.
unen', and he superior beauty AID I'M
prevemcnt of the ground, that no doubt
can be Entertained of its always ranking
q least wi'h the mos celebra ed Turis 10
or country The stables wril be ali new,
" II ed ~ and he most SUI able proven
der provided for Horses.
BLANKS MOODY:
p. s TOLL will be collected at The
GATES as heretofore.
The undersigned engage to run sweep
stakes, two mile hea :, with colts AID
h!lIes three yesrs Old aud the adva mage
over he New Ma ket course, the day af.
e the proprie 0r's purse, next fali meet
ing, entrance so dolls, half forfeii, carry
'as S6ibs' on each three or more subscrt.
bes T. make race Tn subscription
viii remainopen mul he lst of Oct. mex,
and no lJnger. Enres may be made by
.cl ter or personal application 10 l5la' k.
Moody, keeper of thf Course in doing
which, genil men have only 10 give in
their names bat II is to be observed, lha
hose who enter horses must accurately
describe their nags on or before the day
the subscription closes.
ENTRIES.
I'm. E Br7adnar, enrers bay filler by
Stirring, her dam Camilla by old nj
Cair
Thomas Goode.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-09-23
Notice.

All persons having claines again III. e.t7,e
Of john Gum are r,qus.'ed u II hen adj
Ju&ed a. the aW directs aud eNh,bi ed FOR ses-
clement, on or before the wsns fifth ia, Of ae4
oenoer next, as which time \ div,dsud will AXE
place tbs advertisement viii be r cad IN oaf
gains any claim which may Guns a., INST 5 id
eslate after hat date. AZ
JOHN FURPIN Adm.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-09-23
In King William County
Court, April I'd, nos.

Court, April 22d, 1908.
Daniel El'ett COmPlf1
AGAINST In
John II. Boswell and judith Boswell adj Schan
mnistatrix Of William - swell dec as &c y
e., Deferdantg.
This DAY came the Complainant by his attor
neyJ and il appearing 10 The sal faction Of
the QUIT that John RI. Boswell, not an inhab-
ianr Of his siAte on the motion Of the complain
Int. IL IS ordered, tina, n appear here on he
fourth Monday in,Oa5bsr next as3 answer the
bill s the complainant and tha, copy of shi-
orter be for hwih nse ed in some newspaper
pubs ed IN the city Of Richmond Tor NO mon rs
,uccessvcly aud anoher copy posed az he iron,
door Of the courthouse OF this count and i, is
turlher ordered, that The defendant udrh Bos
well, 10 no nay away or secrete any effects in
he hand belonging the said John u 30. weli,
until the furrher oder or deelee Of this court.
q copy-Tcse,
Ro. Pollard, Ir. ID. G. G.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-09-23
MOvEMENrs WESTWARD.


Detachments from the following corps
are under orders for the north western from
tier--all belonging to the new raised
troops.
Five companies Of the sixth regiment If
infantry commanded by colonel Jonas ST.
monds--to wit:
Cap. Bennett, :
Capt. Cherry, 5 Companies of the sixth
G pit Cock, ! regiment infantry.
= apt. c oss,
Capt. Townsend, light artillery.
Capt Rfose, light cavalry.
CAPT. Anderson, rife corps.
Colonel Simonds we understand, is uu-
der orders Of march, in the direction Of Os-
wego
Col. Bufbeck Of artillery is, we UNDER
stand ordered Tor Detroit--to which posit-
on, respect hle force, it is supposed. will
soon be detached from the new raised corps.
aurora.
From me .New Hamtshire Gazette.
WHEp IS. a report hrs been indu- RI
ousy circulated Ia the country, ina, Gov
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-03-15
FOR THE ENQUIRER.

Suggested on discovering in the Boaldoir
ga Lady Of distinguished taste, q Seue
China case, in The bottom Of zvhich zvas
Tie J.Hozyins inscrfhion, Je tie vote, petit
coQuin.
Thou sly little pepper few would not ween,
Take thy place to partake of thy bliss
But those coy rosy nyn.phs, say in truth have you
SEEM
That lock, mcthinks, archly says yes"
Yet scarce can believe thee, most impudent eve,
That sight you able TO gain
For the fright orb Of Venus who secs when the
sky
Pours down mere delage IF rain
Besides, too, your looks and your language agree
But i'll, 1t too plainly appears
Since tue Tight ROAD to bliss could you fairly once
You would not be drench'd thus in tears.
What tho a mere glimpse you were able to steal
The fact 'twerea shame Ia disclose
For no eye Of honor would deign to reveal,
a scret learnt unaer the Rose.
But yet since the little or much you have seen,
Like Il knavc You mcanly bctray
hopcthatin justice, some g thick drop serene"
Will extinguish for ever your ray
LEPIDUS.
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PHILADELPHIA, March 8.
From The Phitadeihhia Gazette.

Arrived this morning, the brig Amazon,
capt Ecls, ~ days from Falmouth in ballast
to y. Bycrly. Capt Eels has politely favor
cd us with set OF the London Traveller. to
the 18Th Jan and,Lioyd's Lists to tn same
date, from which we have at present only
tine to c>tract n few leading articles Capt
r. informs, that the British cruizers CONT
nucd 10 carry IL all American VIC ssgls bound
10 inc continent, among this number was the
Moh'czuma OF this port, bound to hmstcr-
DAN, ,Ht INTO Guernsey The spring yes
all Fail without freighls-rhey had not
heard OF the embargo; t,al.a it VIA .e per-
cciYcd, thata non-ir.cgcourse act was con
idcntly expected to proceed from this coun-
Try, III re aia..oa Of tic british DEGREES
I,Tice u SfocSS Ja7Haru 12---Oue O'Clock
( ohsois shut--Rcduced G5 5-8-3 4-Om-
Mum zig prem.
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not single letter having been written from
Washington by ;hcm. What information
Gould they have given, which would not have
been distressing 60 the Jealous gentlemen in
Richmond. lfthey had spoken in reference
to numbers, thereswas nothing consolatory.-
II they had stated, that the other states, in
looking tor fit character to fill the highest
office, would deem i, requisite to select
man, not only gifted with talents and coatls=
ed with virtue, but SO DISTINGUISHED, SO ex-
banded and So unfettered, that the nation in
all its parts, might equally participate in the
benefits or the government. all eyes would be
iiresistabiy turned towards MI. Matiison.-
il Mr. Monroe's friends then did not write
single letter, ii is no good ground of praise
Those in Richmond, deserve as little credit
for not scizing the moment of congratulated
OH his return from England. The interval
between compliments and votes has been
shcwn, and was of itself Sufficiently mani
fest
Thus Powhatan, afttt being most copious
in abuse OF MS opponents, and very liberal in
praise OF his friends, has not succeeded in es-
,ab!ishing either position. Neither his CEN
sures nor Lis applauses appear to be bestowed
with propricty. He has, however, given
proofs ct attainnients, that would cnab,e
him to succeed better. ifhc would write with
more temper and less prejudice.
AN OBSERVER.
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TO J'HE DEMO CRHTTC CITIZENS
or PE.N.WSYL T4NI.A.
friends aaa Fclio7y- Cifzcns.

= y |st1o IttFtI T tIID7V- IEFILfWY,
Delegated by you, to execute 4 special
trust, We have fulfilled our duty according
to the best dictates Of our judgment, and have
selected candidate for the Office of govern
or, as well as candidates for electors of a
president and vice president of the u. States
Ia Difference 70 an opinion expressed by
you IN the year 1905, and in Difference to la
ter expressions Of Your sentiments, and in o.
bcdIence TO what We conceived to be the
pubic interest, we have nominated Simon
snyder as the candidate for the all important
trust oil governor
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-03-15
ALPHA.

KEmARE.-The only thing that can tos-
s.9!2 be concluded is, that New-York and the
Convention at Lancaster will nominate Mr.
Clinton" If this is reduced to a certair-
y, It VIII certainly demonstrate that MIR
Monroe is out Of the queston-The cnly
contest VIII be, between MIR Clinton and MR..
I"adison.--" If them Mr.. Monroe Shall
noe be supported by the northern and eastern
states, Why will those Of his supper crs in
virginia" who merely prefer him to Mir.
M1dlzon, "perscvere, at the very time when
'hcy can give no reason for EXPECTING A;e
tuecess' Let them not be contemed v jtb
throwing away their vote.-Lct them rally
either around the banners of Madison mr. Gin
ton--nor merge the important Office of pre-
sidcnt III the comparatively humble mowers
- Nice-President.-Wh the question /.
U1cc put on this issue-thosc few, who NAV
have " hitherto preferred Mr.. Madison to Nj
s'!onroc," because they "have not given mon.
ca 6ive any other reason for the pre-. erencc. -
ihan that he is the favoritc of the n,ajDrilg--
viii no doubt take their stand with one Sid,
on the other.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-03-15
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION

Intelligence just received from Washing
ton affords room to conclude, that several of
the northern and eastern states will not sup
port MIR Madison as president. Ifthis shall
We reduced to a certainty, 1t will also demon
seatc the error oil those who have heretofore
preferred him to Col. Monroe on that ac
count.
IL then MIR Madison shall not be supported
by the northern and eastern states, wiiy will
thoSe OF ms supporters in Virginia, who have
ON that account only preferred him, perse-
we're, AT the very time, when they neither
have given, nor can give ally other reason
TAR the iireterence d?
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IS are destitute Of employment and the means

AS are ucstltute OF employ ment and the means
OF subsistence, that on application to them
they will be received OH board the vessels OF
the u States in that harhor, where they will
find employment. Every man Will be releas-
ed from his engagement on board these YES
sells, at his plcasure.-A vessel from the Ha
Vannah reports, that duties on exports had
been reduced from 123 to IS per cent
MADAME Moreau was not permitted to pro-
coed to Paris to make the family arrange
ments which her mothers death had render
ed indispensable. She was settling her affairs
IN Bordeaux, TO sail in one of the first vessels
for n. York. This argues very little friend
snip and connection between Napoleon and
Morcau.-Mr. GARDENER is said to be out
OF dangcr.-hS svound. The ball entered
under the aXilla (armpit,) struck against n
rib and passed under the Scapula shoulder
blade J was extracted from near the SPINE
A convention of Republican delegates from
the several towns in the county OF Essex has
again nominated James Suiiiuan as Govern
OF and Levf Lincoln as Lieutenant G overnor.
They have also adopted the two following re-
solutions
Resc!ucd, That we fully approve of the
present administration under the direction of
Thomas Jefferson, in whom we recognize the
infexible patriot, the great philosopher and
the undertaking friend OF Man,
fCSTtctN, ildt VIC SOnSlQer tne embargo,
at the present crisis, as a measure best cal
oulated to preserve our property from plum
der, our Seamen from impressment and our
nation from the horrors of war
A meeting of the federat Representatives
(aS they call themselves of the city and coun-
" of Philadelphia, Geo: Latimer, charm an,
have nominated JAMES Ross of PITTSBURGH
as a governor of that state at the next cleo
tion.-Ihe Republican Convention of Lam
caster VIII no doubt nominate the former Re-
publican candidate, Simon Snyder.
We are authorised to state, that Mr. EpwD
JeHHsoN, ofPowhatan County, declines serving
on tNc committee appointed for the promotion OF
the NJ NRoE ticket.
> We are authorised to state, that Mr. JoHN
PtrTSiAN, of the County of buckingham, de-
clnes serving on the committee appointed for the
purpose OF promoting the election OF Col. JAMES
MoNRoE.
GtaAcnien Spho have declined serving on the Mon
roe Committee.
Aylett Waller Spottsvlvania.
Collier HARRISON Charles CITY.
John Barber Isle of Wight
Who requests to offer his "trbutc of res
pct, love and esteem for the character Of Col.
Nj ,nroe"
We are authorised to state that FREEMAN
EPEs ESQUIRE declines serving as an Eiector
on the Monroe ticket for the district of Amelia
Chesterfield, Cumberland, Nottoway and Pow
hatan.
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DEATH-Departed this life, on Monday
evening, 9TH inst. Mr.. FRANCIS TIMER
LAKE Of Hanover County-IIc has left ain
affectionate wife, and seven children to la
ment their irreparable loss.
DIFD-After long and lingering illness,
on the lst instant, at Charleston, S. {. Mr..
WILLIAM BULLOCK, OF the firm of Norven,
Watt & Bullock of this city-a young gentle
man, respected and regretted by all who
knew him.
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FROM THE AURORA.
LANCASTER, March 9TH, 1905.
DEMOCRATIC CONVERENCE

All the delegates, excepting one, appointed
by the democratic citizens of the several
counties, not represented in the general as
sembly, assembled this day for the purpose
Of nominating candidate for the Office of
governor, and candidates for electors of a pre-
Sident and vicc-presIdent of the u States.
Thomas Leiper was called to the chair, &
gen. WIN. Reed and NJ. Leib were appointed
secretaries.
On motion of NJ. Leib- &c.,. .....
ReSOiUed, unanimously, That every mem
Der of this conference will consider himself
bound, and hereby pledges himself, to sup
port, BY every honorable means in his power,
the nominations that shall have been agreed
upon for the Office of governor and for cleo
tors of president & president of the u S.
communication from number Of the
democratic citizens of Westmorcand. was
presented, read and ordered to lie on the ia
BILE.
On melton, the conference proceeded to the
nomination of a candidate for governor,
when Simon Snyder was unanimously agreed
upon.
The following ticket for electors of presi-
dent and vicc-president of the u S. was u
unanimously agreed upon, viz
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CHARLESTON. March

CII-hINI1E'o YIN, MaTCn >. IT
Captain Iobey, arrived last evening from
Cadiz, has politely favored US with the Ma
drid Gazette of the Sth January.
On the Sd of January, the King of Spain
issued Royal Decree, declaring all the
ports OF Great-Britain and her Colonies in a
state of Blockade 49,.
The Decree further declares, that all YES
sells which shall have been visited or boarded
by British cruiZer; or which shall have
paid any duties to the British Government,
or coming from British port, shall be confs-
Gated
The preamble, and indeed the whole De-
cree, is similar to that issued bv the Empe-
ror Bonaparte who is styled, the good friend
and ally of Spain.
Captain Tohey, brought out Dispatches
for the President of the United States.
THE Times.
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= Milton.

NDTICE.-A circular zwN he adJye,sed
By me Madison Permanent Committee 10 fhe
County Committees, as soon as they can en- -
close them q complete and 0Scertained Elec-
toral 7Icket.-dH the Electors hoUe formal
Ly dcccfted their trust, crcefit one, syho liz
rig ar a considerable distance, has nor yet
been heard from.
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: A.. >, -,
AS friends to the administration of Jefier.
sen, we have nominated a man, whose feel
ihgs and whose principles are consentaneous
with those of Jefferson
Devoted to the principles of democratic
representative government, We have made.
choic OF candidate who has manifested
the same Devotion
fevcrencng the principles contained in
the declaration OF American ideDendence.
we nave selected 4 man to whom those prin-
cipleS are dear, and who will lend his hand
To preserve them from injury and outrage.
Attached to the political institutions Of our
country, and alive to the feelings of huinani-
y, VIC are the enemies of war, but We consi-
ger peace as curse instead of blessing, if
1T is TO be purchased at the expense of our
virtue, liberty and independence; ard, there
lore we nave selected a candidate who will
ara III the maintenance of peace, as long as
peace can be maintained with honor or with
safety.
Enemies TO extravaganza, and friends of
economy, we desire not to sec the hard la
bour OF the mechanic and the husbandman
employed to support standing armies and
useless havies, to pay otfcight per cent loans,
ana To suoslst swarms of drones and, there
iore' nave we nominated a man whose habits
o industry and economy, render him adverse
10 every such species of oppression
The friends OF United America. HAVING M
predictions for foreign governments, or TO-
reign political institutions, we offer to YOU a
cahdidate who IS truly American, and the
n1end OF the rights of man.
IN 'avor OF these principles, ard ofthc can
u'u"'e holding them, we promise ourselves
Your hearty and Jealous support Consider
ING YOU as devoted to the principles of the
American revolution, to those of democratic
representative government, and to the pacific
ana virtuous policy of jefferson, we doubt
not that your zes. will keep pace with ours
III support OF Simon Snyder
we submit to you a nomination of electors
made with une%ampled unanmity. The can
didates are the friends of Jefferson and of
democratic principles, and as such they are
recommended 20 you.
Fr3endS and FeHozv- Citizens- .,
me crisis in our affairs is momentous,
the future destinies and happiness of our
country hang upon ton Your cXcrtions at
the ensuing election may depend the safety
aad the liberty of our common country Der-
INIT us, therefore, to cXhort YOU not to SUM
Der at moment when the best interests Of
the commonwealth demand vigilance and ac-
tivity.
THOMAS LEIPER, Chairman.
ATTEST,
WV W: LF RED. Secretaries.
l., [Ihese proceedings arc signedb by IS mem
bers, which are published at length in the
Aurora.l
The persons recommended as electors Of Pre-
sident and Vice President are understood to be
III favor OF the election of GEORGE CLINTON
President of the United States Dem. Press.
Letters received from Chilicothe, dated Feb
9Th, state that the Republican members of the
Legislature of Ohio had agreed to support Messrs
MasSie, M'Ewen and Ward, electors of Presi-
dent and Vice President, who, it is well under
stood, will vote for Messrs Madison and Gin
ton.
L..
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March IS.
,law2n)

K DUCATIC&-ANrhoNY PELze R rcapec-
~ fully informs his friends and the public in pc
neral, thathe wlllremove his day and night School
on the first Of April 10 llr,'c and coinmodious
apartment in the lower part of tic house occn-
pied by Mr.. John y. Shields in the vicinity Of the:
Capitol. He, therefore, can invite more pu,,1,
OF both sexes, to share his Instruction, whom .,.
Will teach the French and lE,lian language,
English Grammar, Reading & Writing, together.
with Arithmetic, Geography and The minor La
tin Classics. His object is to be usef,J ard his
success i'll teaching French has been proved b.
experience for he does not merely nnptps, -,
the minds of his pupils tine verbal scicllce az
their ears, their tongue and Their pen
1erms--ttght dollars Per quarter PAYABLE half
in advance. Pupils from tie cou Iy rsav nbt ain
board at very moderate terms OF Ms Shields.
who Offers likewise the use oS i,t,r piano-fortc to
that instrument
March Is rcrtr1
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Last Eyening's Mail.
NENY.YORk. M.ncno

Captain Baker, from st. Bartholomew, in
forms, that admiral Duckworth arrived ot ST
Kits on the 18TH February with five sail of the
line, where he watcred, and sailed again OH the.
Dist, i'll pursuit OF the Rochcfort squadron. of
five sail of the line, which we're seen on the 5tb
February, steering lor the Wcst-Indies
5Her' Idv.