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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-09-15

- ats and mentions, and pre-
npr',s :, he annual sun Of $4,000 doas'
iun,', lls, Z, 's sum, which divided a,
sprop'laasnl- Of the United States, would
,oDs t aasq Ca. cent head
:. season is nozu approaching jor
Is q, .;cllss, the tollo7Oing RECEIPT jor
r.se "a .9SE lIIg FOR PIcKLING.
me- cleansing your cask, put a layer OF
Aftsr - t leaves, and then a layer OF Gu
hlis -. or whatever your pickles consist
n0e a - on to fill your cask; intsrspersss
anu : each layer dill seed, mustard seed'
wee. s'aash, SC. and to every twenty Gu
~ s' ~ one bell of pepper. Form a COM
F'n l''sn Of clear salt and water not hardly
' sil.n,ly strong to bear an egg, to gal,
lHls, IA "a. quart of good vinegar !; scald
p AZ 's;n the pickle, after cool to a degree
b. 49,, ss varmth, add it to your cask and
'f 1s r;;ohsIy performed this method will
..rs picklys the year round, and forms
s-e.able sauce.
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PHILADELpHIa, July IL.
Taetl2 frda Sham.

| II. shin Anthony Mangin, from Cadlz.
| EXTRACTS FROM LETTERS.
aSEvILLE, July 20, 1So9.-Last9week
Wellesley had an interview with Cuesta, in
hth they concerted plan of operations.
aTheir army then consisted, by the best
accounts, of $1,000 infantry, and 1900
|ayary-to which NAV be added the rein
|hrcements since arrived a, Lisbon from
|agand, about s,OOo.-The 57th rcgi-
|nsnt from Gibraltar, aud general Venegas's
DIVISION of $4,000 men. And the whole
|aav be estimated at 100, 600 effective men,
4 the following positions Venegas the
fshtwing, Cuesta the centre, and Sir A.
Wellesley the left. Venegas advanced on
y 18th, and his advanced posts were at
Aanzareres, Daymiel and Solans: all on
@side the Guadlna. Cuesta advanced
Nihe 18th, and is said to be at Naval Mo-
~ and Wellesley near Talavera de la Rey-
lhe French have concentrated their
isces IN La Mancha, Eslremadura, &c.
"a upon the smallest computation estl-
mae TINT they have from 20 TO 10000 men
In ''dy, or in positions to cooperate to-
ss'0sr' Thus something very important
horIy,n
"CaDlz, July as,--All the news from
rs Interior and the armies is extremely gra
|us.'9g--every thing goes on we'll"
- 0lsRALrAS, juiy 90, 1so9-Thc Bri-
\ u,eSpediion from Sicily, under general
John Stuart, has disembarked near Ma
and taken several places, among them
~ ~, lac natives, in great numbers, were
'y %lsg the British army"
! me ioice of this armament was stated,
- ,pnsr account to amount to $4,000
E0l,' eADlz, July e4.--With respect to our
's situation | have only to say that tn.
N , !. tnding their force too much Ovid
!, nave evacuated the north of Spain as far
s'fol, and have concentrated all their
|, - IN the neighborhood Of Madrid, with
n. s''nlnation, No doubt of waiting united
koass,s u't OF the campaign in Germany. The
q. susu troops of England and Spain, are
"'f, determined tobring them to action
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brig $3.50, Yell, of Salem for the ciry Of
St. Domingo days before the schooner
49,, Chalnplin, of Baltimore. While run
ming down for the city Of St. Domingo was
taken by Spanish government vessel, the
men were al taken out and brought to Por-
to Rico and landed. They could give no
occount of the vessel. All kinds of Ame-
rican produce plenty, no sale for -FOUR
Coffee, IA to Is dollars.
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Extract ETA letter from the Lazaretto, dat-
ed September II, 1909.
&c Arrived since nay last, brig Only Son,
from Savannah.
'Schooner Friendship, Thurlow, OF, and
9 davs from Ncwburyport.
Reports ship Perseverance, S. Oliver,
of Wilmington, IN. c. taken off Sombrera,
on her passage to Guadalupe, by French
row boat and carried into ST. Martins, capt
o. Obtained this information from the SUI
percareo, whom he saw at St. Bartholo-
news on his way to Gaudaloupe, where the
vessel was to be libeled for an inirine crnent
of the imperial decree.
Captain Holbrook, of the Liberty from
Laguira reports, that on the 9Th ult. lat 81
4, long. IS, 81, he fell in with the British
letter of marque DIANA, Robert Levi,
commander, IS days out from HALIFAX
bound to Port au- Prince. He was board
ed by an officer and men armed with PTS
tolls and cutlssses, with view, as he was
told, to take away by force, certain desert
ers, (should they be on board) who lett the
Diana, zvhen at Philadelphia i; from which
place they sailed on the 9Th July last. The
reported dese:ters, not being on board, they
examined the schooner's papers and permit
ted her to proceed.
Capt. H. adds, that several OF the men
on board the Diana, were dangerously
wounded, by the bursting of some small
arms in an action with vessel which she
had fallen in with, day or two before
He first suspected the vessel to have been
French privateer, which he supposed to have
been cruizing to windward-but it alter
wards proved to havebeen an American ves'
sell The captain reports the following YES
sells.
Schrs. John, Lewis, for Salem, when
uncertain. Cargo however on board.
Schr. Fish. Hak, Lee, for Salem in S
DAYS.
schr. Eq uality, Peabody, do. do. time
unknown.
Another letter from Lazaretto says 81 ur-
derstand from three pilots who arrived in
different vessels this day, about noon, that
the Uaitea States Frigate Constitution, has
Just had an engagement with British FRI
gate zphich she has captured and taken IN
to the Chesapeake"
BALTIMORE, Sept IS.
Arrived, brig Good Hope, Long, %
DAYS from Porto Rico. Left the 18th ult.
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EVENING SCHOOL.

THE subscriber respectfully informs the
j inhabitants of Alexandria and its vicinity,
that lie Will commence an EVENING SCHOOL.
on the 25th ofthe present month.
Terms, three dollars per quarter the STU
dents furnishing light for themselves--three
dollars and seventy five cents if the suhslri-
Der supply them with lights. Ink and quilts
will be furnished gratis
-" For any thing pertaining to the ma
thematics the terms may be known of
J. Parable.
Sept. Is. cost"
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Having contracted for large number of
tickets in the above lottery, is enabled to sup
DIV his lottery customers at the Baltimore
price, which at present is Ten Dollars and
Fifty Cents, but VIII advance to Eleven Dol
lars on the first Of October. BY this arrange
ment the expence and risk of postage will be
saved to purchasers, and their tickets can be
examined at any time during the drawing
without any extra charge.
Scptembcr Is.
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4 = I with to take a YOUNG
TO RENT,

TWO STORES, on King-street, three
on Royal.street, with good cellars usder the
whole-they viii be let together or separate
as nav best suit those who wish to occupy
them, as they may be all connected together
a family may be conveniently accommodate
ed-the stands are equal if not superior h
anyin the town.
Also,
A convenient DWELLING HOUSE, on
st. Asaph.street, between Duke and Prince.
streets. This situation is healthy, with good
garden and well Of good water in the yard
For further particulars apply to WILLIAh
MsKNIGHr, or at M'KNIeHT and STEwARTt
store, corner Of Fairfax and King streets.
May %. eoo.law
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Leesburg, March 50. law
New Houfe of Entertainment.

New HOufe OF Entertainment.
TrHOMAS RHODES respectfully in
forms the citizens Of Alexandria and the
public, that he will open HOUSE OF En-
PERMANENT on the first day of July next,
in commodious and airy new house on
Prince-street, sign of the Eagle, few doors
above Thomas Swann's dweliing.-He in
tends to keep constant supply OF the best
LIQUORS and PROVISIONS, and will iac-
csmmodate travellers and others on such mo.
derate terms as to make it an object to call
on him. Ele will be provided with careful
hostler and has good stabling for horses.
The situation is superior to any in town
Cor the accommodation of travellers, it being
out Of the way of hustle and there is pump
of t he best water at the door
June 81. 2aw
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loieph H. Vaudeville,

Joieph H. Vaudeville,
KING-sTREET,
Has Just received and for sale,
so boxes Fresh Raisins,
30 do. Lemmons,
1000 New Goshen Cheese.
Is hhds. Sd and 4th proof Rum
u do. lst quality Brown Sugar.
ALSO,
1000 bushels Li.bon Salt,
$500 do. Corn, and
70 tons Plaster
September ! r. dsw
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this province are well guarded.It is reason
able to expect that if the Austrians hold out
but few months longer that there will not
be F,enchman in Spain except prisoners.
Extract IF another letter.
"REus, July 12.--We have good news
from Corona to-day the garrison had re-
ceived reinforcement of 5000 men, and
repulsed the French with great slaughter,
in general attack they made upon the city
and fortress on the 9Th inst. which lasted 10
hours"
From a Gibraltar paper Of july 26, received
by the Anthony Mangin, at the office IT
the Freeman's 5ournol.
MuRc1A, July s.
Yesterdays mail brought us the following
letter, which we give here literally:
Alahon, June 81, 1909.
Mr.. ED1ToR-I avail myself Of the op.
portuniry of vessel going to sail for the
coast of Spain, to impart TO our beloved ma.
ton the pleasing and official intelligence
which the governor of this island has just
received from his Sicllian majesty, to the
following purpose:
"The British and Sicilian troops, which
landed on the coast of Italy, united with
the intrepid natives of that kingdom who
are anxious to take vengeance OF the evils
inflicted on them by the tyrant Of Europe,
have obtained the greatest advantages, as
they have succeeded in setting the whole
of that tina, kingdom (of Naples against
the oppressnr (MuraD who tyrannizes over
it, and enabled many of the towns which
sroaned under his yoke to shake it off.
s'There is no city in Italy. tits further
stated, but has issued a proclamation to
urge the inhabitants to rise And, this in
telligence being so favorable to the most just
cause which the Spaniards are defending, |
will not let this opportunity escape, that the
nation may have the joyful news wi,hout
delay.
have the honor to be, &c.
(Signed)
CAPTAIN of the M0le.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-04
NGw-yoRx, July IS.

The French papers we have received br
jway of bordeaux furnish ~ later intellt-
lgence from the armies than We hal Drcy;-
ously received via Sale.n.
A requiem had been surg at Bordeaux.
ON The 10th ut in ., fer the poor sinful s,.uI
lot General Lasnes, who died OF his wounds
on the Gath OF May.
1t was reported at Bordeaux that 90, 600
French troops were on ,hcir march Co Spain.
land that it was the intention of Marshal
Duke of Eichingen, lrcyiso and D.imatia.
and the Generals Suchet aud kel;erman to
let the English penetrate little into the
interior OF Spain, and thus draw them into
A snare.
TRANSACTIONS rom Bovdeaur hahcrs from
Me l4fh l?fh June inciasiUe.
BORDEAUX, June II.
The Servians had gained considerable
advantages over the Turks, and the Russi-
ans have taken Varna ON the Black Sea,
within Is leagues of Consantipople.
ALToNA, June 5.
Danish officer has arrived en- courier,
with the otScial accounts of the destruction
Of the Brgand SchiH's corps. Onlv one hum
|dred escaped to the island Of Regen. Schiu
was Killed.
LEIPsIcg, June S.
Prince Ponatowski arrived on the 25th
iof May at WTetla, a place celebrated for
IT'S salt mihes. 1t is probable that he reach
led Cracow On the 9Th. He received the
official account that the Russian army ar.
rived on the 18th May at Lemberg, the
capital of Austrian Gallicia.
There were 1000 Danish troops engaged
against Schi.l, under the CoiI.mani of the
French General Gratien.
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sNEorelnn
THIRTEENTH BULLETIN OF THE
FRENCH ARMY.
EBRRsDoRFF, May %, 1903.

On the night of the 26th our bridges
were carried away by the force of the wa
tiers, and mills which had been set sfoat.
We had not time to drive the piles and
to fix the great iron chain. Our bridge is
repaired, another will be Tomorrow. On
the 81 h we heard of the arrival OF the ar.
my OF Italy at Bruck. Gen. Lauris,on has
formed junction with this army, not ha-
wing heard from, them for twelve days
The viceroy this campaign has nantes.
ted sang froid and a foresight which C.
vince the great commander. Jellachich,
who by his insoient proclamation to the
Tyrolese so inHamed their passions, has
had his whole corps destroyed. The arch
duke John, who wrote with such excessive
presumption 10 the duke of Ragusa, evac
uated Graz yesterday. scarcely carrying
with him 90 or IS 900 men Of the fine ar
my that entered ltaly--his arrogance has
terminated in shame and infamy. The
people OF Italy accompanied our soldiers
with tears and benedictions, and gave ihem
every assistance. Their contempt and ha-
tired of the archduke John were only equal
by their Joy at our triumphan approach.
Certain papers showed that they bore a
great love 20 the emperor, and would not
accept Offices under the Austrian govern.
ment.
The regiments Of ally. who distinguish.
ed themselves in Poland, covered them
selves with glory. This charming coun.
try is rapidly progressing to the most
happy deslinies. All the accounts from
The Austrian army sta.e ,hsir loss. on
the 2lst and 22d, TO have been enor-
nous the flower of the army persisted.
The wits OF Vienna say that " Gen. Da.
nube saved the Austrian army" TyroI
and VoItaberg are subiuga;ed. CarnioIa
Syria, Carinthia, Salt2burg, Upper and
Lower Austria, are tranquilsed and dis.
armed!
When Trieste was taken possession Of
all English colonial produce was confsco.
ted. Saving the Russian squadron was {
circum ,tance peculiarly gratifying 10 tn,
emperor. TIE junction of The army O
Dalmatia approaches,
The brigand Schll, who truly give
himself the tile Of general in The serylc,
Of England, who prostitutes the name o
the king OK Prussia as he satellites OF Eng
land do that Of Ferdinand, has been dri
ven tn ats island IN the E!be. The kim
o! Westphalls, besides 5000 naive troop.
has one DuCh and one French division
add TO this two divisions of corps of oh
seryalion under Rbaud and Dcspeaux
and Beaumonts 5000 cavalry, now dispo
sable by The pacficaiion ofSw~bia.
The destruction of forty mills whic
supplied tie Ct y Of Vienna with b cad, !
evidence Of lhe hatred Of The princes q
the house Of Ukraine 10 that city,!
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relation OF the duke Of Ragusa OH these
events.
On the oath an English squadron Of 4
ships of the line, 2 frigates. and a brig APP
peared before Trieste, with the intenion
of taking the Russian squadron. The
Gen. Count Cai.erelii. had just arrived
there. AS the city had no cannon, the
Russians landed A. thirty skies, and 6
twenty tours, and fixed them in battery,
and Immediately clapped springs on their
cables. Every thing was prepared 10 re.
ceive The enemy who having missed his
aim retired. 1908 Aus,yians who had pass.
ed from Krems 10 he right bank of the
Danube were defeated Ivy The Wirtem-
berg corps, who made 90 prlsoneis.
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DY virtue of a deed of trust bearing da,c the
Nd twenty fourth day of Odoher, eighteen hun.
dred and eight, executed By Thomas p. Hole
nan 80 the subscribers as trustees, for che pur.
pose Of securing a sum Of money therein menti.
oned, TO be due to Richard booker, will be Sold
for cash, A. John Crisp's tavern, on the first day
of September, next. if fair, if not the next fair
day. the following property. TO wit: one negro
man named George, one negro woman named
Sukey, one other named Lilly, three feather beds
and furniture, one grey horse, one bay horse, and
some household and kitchen furniture. The
subscribers viii omy convey the title vested in
them as trustees.
NEWTON FORD, 21
JOHN FORD, jr. 'N''e'''
Cumberland, July 25. 1909. 3w'
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liz l-2 Gents Siaglc.1

On the islh The enemy II der Plocl a..
tempted the tas age oG he Vsul, but
were repuised and ,bhs-d to burr iheir
biais.
From the 10Th TO the SD Cen. pomA
b'o"ski attacked iie enlmy between
Bfomseg end Czsu octow atd tepolsed
him with eRec' before Bronb= &, ford d
iuli p oiec ion to Czeutoch9w ard Ihorn,
and secured the COMMUNICATION OF this
later place with inoyrac!a~.
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p IcHmoND TURNPIKE COMPANY.

d ICHMOND TURNPIKE COMPANY.
IN st meeting of the Directors of the
Richmond Turnpike Company, on Saturday the
18th Of July, 1907
Resolved. That the share holders in the
company pay TO the Treasurer FIVE dollars on
each share held by them respectively in thirty
days from this day, and the further sum of
five dollars on each OF the said shares in sixty
days from this day.
Resolved, That the shares of all delinquent
share holders in the Company be sold on the
FIRST Saturday in September next, being the Cd
day oieI ut month, at the Washington Tavern
III the Clty of Richmond, az u O'Clock of that
day.
q Copy N. SHEPPARD, elk.
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FOURTEENTH BULLETIN.
EBEasDoETF, June |, 1909.

The bridges on the Danube are entirely
rebuilt. They have added to them flying
bridge, and they ere eparing all the ma.
terlaDs necessary for throwing over sno.
ther bridge Of ats. Seven machines are
driving piles but the Danube being in
several pieces 81 and 26 feet deep, much
time is alway taken up in fixing the an.
chors as the III chimes are removed. The
wo'ks however are advancing, and will
shortly be finished.
The brigadier general Of engineers,
Lazowski, IS working on he lef bank. on
the head of bridge which will be 1000
tOises in extent, and ~ill be covered with
a goo5 ditch, filled with running water.
The sash crew ofthc 60 lila Ci Boulogne,
commanded by CAPT. Basic, has arrived.
great number Of boats ciuise about The
'siands. cover he bridge, aod rendsr va,
rely Of egyioes.
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Name of original holder
1t. Col. Michael Ryan.

TOR RENT, and immediate possession gil
Il ven, A LUMBERHOUSE that will hold
from so to 100 hhds. of tobacco. (either with
or without large loft over it). 1t will an
swer well for Tobacco Manufactory, or u
Wheelright's or Coachmaker's shop, as it has a
good Enclosed yard attached to it also small
Brick house with but one room on foor-al-
SO a Store on the Main Street opposite the Bell
Tavern, and formerly occupied as Printing
Office and latterly as Bookbinder's shop. En-
quire of the subscriber, living at this Falling
Garden.
James Lownes.
Rihcmond, 9Th month 1st, 1909.
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FIFTEENTH BULLETIN.
EsERsDoRfF, June 2.

The army of Dalmaia has gained the
grea est success. Ii has del, s,ed every
thing that opposed il a. Mont Kiua,
Grsdchalz, Licca aud o .achsz. The
commander in chief, Sioi,seyich, was ts-
Ken. Tue Duke of R5gusa arrived on
the 18th May) at Fiume, and formed a
junction with the grand army, OF
which, tie army oG Dalmotia was the
right extreme. We will make known The
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T'lvE DoLLARsREWARD.-stray.

HIVE DOLLARSREW ARD.-Stray.
IL ed or Stolen from the Falls Plantati.
90 in Chesterfield County about Ten days
ago, bay FILLY, four feet eight or ten
inches high, Of the D,oned stock, as may
BE- readily percieyed by those who are &C.
qiainted with hat stock, so remarkable for
the construction of their heads being very
much dish laced, she had on her tigh' hind
leg las below the pastern or letiocs joint a
scar occssioned by cut she received in
the Sping the above reward will be Civ.
en- 10 any person who will deliver her TO
the subscriber at the Rev. John D. Blair's
in Richmond.
JOSEPH Fl. MAYO.
Richmond July % h 1909. If
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IN COUNCIL, Juiy 2eth, 1909.

IN COUNCIL, Jlsiy 2eth, 1909.
PROPOSALS will be received by the Execu.
tive until the tenth day of August next for
furnishing 400 White Oak Spokes. 700 Willow
Oak Feiies, 40 Black Gum Naves. and GO Hick-
ofy hxe;rees, all of seasoned timber and Of such
dimensons as shall be described by Alexander
Quarter, TO the person. disposed to make such
proposals.
DANE. l.. HYLTON,
Clerk of the Council.
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SIXTEENTH BULLETIN.
EsKRspoRFF, June 4.

The enemy had thrown DIV sion o..
niue ,hpus and men on the tight bank Of the
Danube, opposite PTesburg which was EN-.
trenched in the village OF Enges2u. TIL,
Duke Of Auers;al: ordered the riilemer
(tirailleurs) of ilesse Darms adj, supper,
ed by the l2lh Of the line Gnfantry) % al.
tack it yesterday. The village was soon
carried. A major, 8 officers Of the regi
ment Of Besulleu (among them the grand
son of Ina fieiI marshaD and four hundred
men were taken. The rest of the reg.
ment were killed, wounded or driven in,o
the water. rhe remainder OF The division
secured themselves in an island ill they
could repass the river. The r,iiemen o.
Hesse Darmsda; fought well.
The V,ceroy's head quarters are this
day at Oedcnbrrg.
The most valuable effsc's ofthe ooSri
have been removed from Dude 10 Peer
awadin, whittier the empress - re'ired.
the duke of Rssusa is arrived a, Lay
bach.
General Macdonald is master of Grarz
lie is surrounding the citadel, whici.
makes a show of resistance.
At the battles OF EssIng the brigade
Foulers, being wounded, was thrown from
his horse ; and major general Duro,ne
one of the Emperors aids, while carrying
orders to division Of cuiIassier who
were charging, was, also thrown. We
have the satisfaction OF learning that these
two Generals and one humid ed AID fit,
men tina! we supposed losL, are oniJ
wounded and were found in the field
when the Emperor gave orders 10 concen.
trste between Essling AID G. o5s-Aspers
on hearing that the bridges of The Dan.
ube had given way.
The Danube is lowering ; though from
the continuation OF the heats, use j.
feared.
From tie army If the gram duchy oj
WarSaw.
Aflert he capture Of the bridge OF Cora
the enemy having abandoned The RICH
bank of The Vistula, the army uadcT th
command OF Prince Ponia owsk was 6ivid
I'd into two co'ums The first ascending th
Vislula TO Pulaw, the other matching 4
, Kock On The I4,h Poniatow. XII entere
LubIin, and he next day marched iowa
: Sandofmir. Part of he army en- ere
P,zers"o ski and cut off he commune ca
ton between Lemberg and Cracow.
Gen. Ro2nicecki with four hundred cav
. airy took 10 prisoners, comprising a ma
, ior, and other officers also sundiy arms
shoes and clothing.
Poniatowski succeeded in an attack o
: Sandomir, which was strongly fordhrt
The enemy lost 1000 men killed, 100
prisoners, twenty cannon and considers
bic stores. Poniatows ki's cavalry ex err
ing to Leopold is pushIng on to Cracov
They have set free 1900 men who La
been Unlisted by force.
, On the l4lh, Thorn was attacked. I'll
, tete~depont was MT in stare Of defenc,
: The garrison burnt that part OF ,he bride
: which communicated with IL, and TOO
= position on the island. This movemel
a was made. after an flair very deslructu
Il 10 the enemy, who not being able to pa
c the river, gave up the enterprise when /
&c was the good appearance Of the CMy.