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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-18
EAST INDIES.
NEw.YoRx, Anril b

NE"-toRKj April IL.
The following account of revolution which
broke out last November at Bentum, a
Dutch settlement in the East Indies, was
handed rs by gentleman who arrived
here yesterday in the ship Illinois, from
Batavia.
Translated for the Evening Post.1
ORDER OF The DAY.
Camp at Cera, foRr miles a5oue
Bantnni, 18Th Nov. 1903.
The 18th inst. the marshal and govern
or general Daendels received intelligence
that on the 11,h inst. at Bantum, governor
Du Puy, lieutenant Kont, one corporal. and
three Maley soldiers, had been murdered
IN most barbarous manner in the fort of
the sultan, and that orders had been given
TO Kill the commanding officer and the Eu-
ropeans stated at Anjar, but who, howe YER,
fortunately made their escape. Immedi. !.
ately 700 grenadiers, one company OF flying
artillery, Us cannoners on foot, with two
howitzers, 700 infantry, and so cavalry
were ordered to march thither, which not /.
outstanding the difficulties they had to en-.
counter by bad reads, and the crossing of
deep, large and rapid rivers, was effected
in a very short time. The sultan who had
been untaithful to his engagements, and
coanteracted the interest of the Dutch go
yernment, had been instigated to this ma
licious act by his first minister, whose re-
moval from Office the marshal had ad
vIsed. On the 10Th the marshal summoned
the delnded prince TO surrender, which he
refused 20 do. On the 21st, Fort Diamond
was surrounded ~ the military, aud taken
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-18

sion of $1,000 men was twice repulsed
oy the French, but the archduke John ha.
ylng come to their assistance at the head
OF force of 10000 men, completely de.
ieated the French, who were SO, 900 strong.
under command OF Eugene Beauha,nos,
vice'oy of Italy, who was wounded, the loss
OF the French is 10000 men, the greater
part killed or wouDded--the remainder
prisoners, besides the whole oftheir ar,ii.
iery and baggage. The archduke is in
pursuit of the enemy.
May 2sth. News has Just arrived from
Seville, announcing for certainty that
the Russians and Prussians have Joined
the Austrians agunst France. All the
bells in this place are now ringing, as also
h''ng OF Cannon and rejoicing on the &C.
casion.
Statement and situation of tbs Austrian
Force.
Men. Commanders in Chief.
Army Of Ger.
many, 10000 Arckduke Charles.
The Danube, 40 600 General Keller
Poland, 100000 Archduke Ferdinand
Ilaly, $4,000 A.chduke Jonn
Dainatia, 5000 General Valacoyich
ryrol, $4,000 General Choi!er
Reserve, $4,000 Emperor In person.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-18
L'ORIENT, April 30.

On Friday afternoon, an aid-de-camp of
NJ. Vtllaret Joyeuse, captain general of
Martinique, and sent to the maritime pre-.
feel oil ,hls port, informed us Of the arri.
val of a ship of the line. irigates, and q
transports, all EngiIsh, having on board
the troops, returning to France from tina.
colony, after its capitulation three other
transports, that sailed more slowly than
the rest, were left behind on the voyage.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-18
ST. PETERsBURGH. MA,-. so

we have announced that the emperor has
formed, at the suggestion of the minister of
War, committee OF artillery :tkis commit
tee will be under the i'm N ediate superinten
dence OF the inspector general of artillery
the president and members will he NOM =
mated by his majesty. The following are
to be the regulations ~
1. Inc committee will employ them
selves chiefly in ascertaining the best means
for Pertectins. the different branches of the
artlllery, as well IN theory as in practice.
2. Ii will examine designs and mode Is
of pieces of artillery, and other objects re.
latins to the fouoderies and arsenals and
when it shall think proper ts make altera-
tons, snail make proposition TO that effect
to the inspector general of artillery.
5. Upon the basis of the ordinance of the
18th April, 1904, relative to the exercises
In the artillery camp, the committee will
examine the details of the manoeuvres Civ
en- In by the commanders of the artillery
companies; and, if they deem any remarks
necessary, Will Ivy them before the inspec-
tor general, and will make them known to
the whole corps of art llery in a journal
which he will publish.
T. The committee will examine all pro-
Jects relative to the artillery, and, after ha-
wing made the necessary researches aud
al, will mike known the result throu IN the
newspapers.
s. The examinations of cadets of the ar
tillery and artificers, shall be made in pre-
sence of all the members of the committee.
8 The journal OF the Committee will be
calculated to afford to young officers the
means OF acquiring knowledge OF their du-
ties.
T. The members Of the committee must
observe the greatest ex ctness aud imp ar
TALLY, in their researches, and the opini-
ons which may be inserted in the Journal
should be signed by the members who parti-
cipased in the elaboration.
APRIL5.
The emperor is expected here to.mor.
row, on his return from Finland.
His majesty. in the midst Of large and
brilliant assembly of his new subjects, deli
vered discourse which delighted their
hearts.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-18

M OilCE.-Fhose who have claims ayainst
the estate OF Anthony Murray, dec are
hereby inform led that final distribution of the
bonds and other assets in the hands of the adn1i-
n's,rasor' viii take place Saturday, the 29,h
.psl @'noAsst the creditors ssd others legally su-
B.FORD, jr. p.s. for
b. FORD Sheriff of Buck.
'nsham, and Admir- of Anthony Murray, dec'S,
Juy 10Th, 1909. 9.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-18
STOCKHOLM, Ars11 9,

His excellcncy NJ. Alopeus has arrived
here. to congratulate the duke of Suderma-
MIA in the name of the emperor Alexander,
upon the recent change. His royal high
ness has given suitable answer, and in or.
der to accelerate peace with Russia, has
sent to Petersburg, the grand marshal of
the court, NJ. Schwerm.
Union and tranquility prevail throughout
Sweden, and we await with confidence. tine
result of overtures made by the duke re.
gent for concluding peace with foreign
powers.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-18
APPILS.
LONDON, MAY

We understand it to have been yesterday
determined IN council that all the Dutch
vessels detained in British ports are to be
permitted to return home in ballast, being
first furnished with licences for that pur.
pose, which are to be granted without any
demand Whatever for such licences.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-18
Tot al, $4,000

HE young American Orator. The I'M
FAINT ROSCIUS, will perform to NOR
row evening, July l9th, at the Hay Marker
Gacdea. Tickets of admission so cents each.
to be had at the Eagle ravern--ch.ldrcu's
% cents. -Leader of the Band, Mr.. Weide-
mar. To commence at o'ciock.-- Music az
9 O'clock for the Bali
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-18

HNIH up by John Williams, upon his own
land in the County Of Henrico. an e,trav
MARI MULE, dun colour, four feet two inch q
high, haxen name. about 9 or 10 years Cd.
Appraised 70 FOXY dollars. agreeable to law.
Nay LIST, 1909. (q,S
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-18
SPAIN.

Cchies Of three DEGREES in fouour Of the
commerce Of Great Britain.
j. In consequence of urgent instances
Of the Minister of his Britannia Meiestv.
The Supreme Central and Governing Jun !,
"a OF the kingdom aud in the royal nane
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-18


g ALES At AUCTION. On Wedne, law the
18TH inst. viii DE sold wi hon ,eserve. are
ONCE OF the subscribers. the following prouer.
y' belonging to the estate of Capt WIN. Rich
ardson' dec-A young Nsgro Mana good silver.
snith--a very smart MuAIto Boy, ab5 u ,velve
years o'd--an Old Negro Woman. q good pla;n
COOK quantity of Silversn,th's Tools and
SweepingS.
Terms or sale--One fourth cssli-The ren,ain.
DER IN equal payments at o. 12 ana Is mcn.hs.
bonus WIN approved security and with interest
from the day os sale will be required pv or.
der of the executor
FOSTER & sATcHELL, Aua'rs.
July 18th, 1899.
M Be- Among the Jewellery belonging TO the
deceased, there are some articles supposed to
have been LETT vita him tor repair. These the
owners may receive upon application to the sub-
scnbsri and proving their properly.
toaTER 4 SATcnsLL.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-18
(Signed)
SAAVEDRA.

>. The near alliance-which subsists be-
tween this port and that of London, and
In consequence OF the assistance the lat.
ter has given us, which deserves to be re.
turned by our warmest attachment and
most profound respect, Fl. NJ. has condo.
scended to allow to the ships of G.. Britain
to convey TO the ports of Spain the articles
of bacallao (dricd cod fish) the same duties
being payable thereon, which were reauir-
ed before the war of 177s-Such cargoes
80 received may be sent to our settlements
in America, IN the national vessels.
BY order of II. M. this notification il
made, sc. sc. (ut antc.
(Signed)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-18

WI LIZ be sold, on The SIst day of this
W. instant, at the late dwelling house Of
~, Robert Davis. dec. ill the Househols
a.i A"chen Furniture, the shop Furniture
anu It's remains; on credn for al, sums
@ooVe o -, six months; the purchased
giving bond with approved security: fop
a" under, cash will be required. lis ear
"es'iy requested that those VINO have lust
Claims a9an' the estate will make them
known immediately, that provision NAV
be made tor the payment, and it is also
requested that those indebted Will make
immediate payment, as the situation OF
The estate Will no. allow giving any indul.
gence whatever.
ISAAC DAVIS, Admr.
with the will annexed oe
ROBERT DAVIS, dec.
July lth. 1900 -
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-18

of his Majesty Ferdinand the 9TH, com.
maucs, that in this custom house AMI in
all the privileged Custom houses of this
province, Englishgoods shall be admitted
without any limitation or restriction, and
that the duty shall be paid for the same
at the rates only, at wAich they were char.
ged before the war in 1SO4-By order Of
his majesty, this notification is made to
your excellency, both for information & OBJ.
servance oftae same.-May God preserve
you many years.
(Signed)
SAAyEDRA.
Seville, Feb. 81, 1909.
= In order, that i'm the existing cir
csmstances, all impediments may be as
much as possible removed, which inter-
ruPt the Intercourse with English ships,
ana induced, by repeated applications of
the Minister of his Britannia Majesty. the
same Supreme Central and governing Jun
ta' &c. sc. have determined to permit all
English goods diseInbarked in our ports.
winch may not be sold in the country. to
DC re-exported on the payment only of 2
per Cent and no further duties are, in such
case, to be required. BY order of his ma
Jes.y, this notification is made, Sc. Sec. (ut
dnfe.
fC;o,o,N
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-18

DUBLIC SALE. On Thursday next. the
goth inst. at 10 O'Clock, a. III. will bs
sold, at public vendue, at the late REST
dence OF j. ]. Wiatt, dec. all the HOUSE
HOLD KITCHEN FURNITURE, De-
longing to said estate.
HARRY TOMPKINS,
ID. j. BURR, 'Ad7l'rs,
July 18th, 1909.
no be LEI to The icw1-I 5Idds---..e
u Prince Edward court house, IN 90
las Saturday in July next, The BTU .1IS So
oil a BRICK HOUSE, twenty.two 49, ~
feet, twelve feet pitch, to be cow ~ ~
Slate or Tile. VIZ"
BY the Commissioners.
'' tSwks.)
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-04-13

land, so much degenerated from tflat spifis
OF liberty of which they were formerly so
prouds Are they sunk to such State o.
degradation, as to acknowledge tor soVe,
reigns men alike destitute OF religion aa't
every principle of honor and, morality -
Alphonzos, Ferdinands, Cosmos, LeoPo'os
and Maur!ces, arise from the dead Cast
monetary glance over the nations whom
you made happy; compare what they then
were with what they now are, and Descend
again forever TO the toabs
6 Venetians, Pisans, and Ligurians, ei-
ther the accounts winch We read OF your
achievements in defence OF liberty are apo
cryphai, or you have SO deg nerated as TO
be unworthy Of place in the catalogue OF
free states. Awake from Jour lelharsy!
What remains for you TO lose
" Descendants of the Immortal Penn, n
habitants Of the United States OF A...eri,a!
never was the union of every heart AID
hand among you SO necessary as at tnepre-
sent moment, when Bonaparte, the prince
of Discord, the declared enemy OF your
independence, has st orn the destruction OF
every free people. Let your personal 2ad
party qnarrels cease; combine all your
energies against the common enemy OF me
new hemisphere, and You will secure the
continuance OF your plosperit1.'
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-04-13
CHARLESTON, April 5.

Arrived, Spanish brig Sepilla, Bprras,
Metanxas. 10 days. Left as Metanzas an
American schoones from New-Orleans, for
Philadelphia, sent in by an American reve--
nue cutter; buf as the American ofhcers had
left her and gone m to Havana, she had been
tal EN- nossessioa of by the Spanish goyeIn--
,nent. and dis,aantled TO prevent her esnap-
ing. y,
aovs IN ,,,strass bound to New York ahe
Vsnus having lost her rudief, and beianes an
ss,,red In her sssra. was saksa Sn tow at
ga, 5 on the a5th nllimos by the Saiedlsh
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-04-13
TO r EMIT.

AND IMMEDIATE POSSESSION GIFEN,
T>HE STORE AND DWELLING, on
4 Fairfax street, lately occupied by Mr..
John Westcott. Ii is good stand for the dry
good business, having been occupied as store
tor number of years Apply to
Jacob Butts.
April Is 3t8
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-04-13
April Is
partner(hlp Dlf1olYcd.

THE partnership Of Ro5ert Mcree and
COMPANY WAS this day dissolved by mutual
consent. All those indebted 70 said concern
are requested 20 make payment to Rsbert
III. Crea or Jokn 1FGiH who are authorised to
settle all Affairs relative to the late parsner-
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-04-13

Schooner Susannah, Captain Heyliser, sr-
rived here on the Soth u.umo, but having
parted her cable in the night in a gale OF
wind, WAS lost sight o. by the ou.annah' and
fears were entertained OF her having foun-
dered.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-04-13
TO Il EMF,

TO RENT,
II conveniert FLOUR WAREHOUSE,
IN good order, on King street, in an excel
1 lent stand for business. Possession may
be had on tie ist May. BY application to the
subscriber, who has a quantity OK
SHEET POTATOE ROOFS,
o. a superior quality, both yellow and red.
Andrew .Scholfleld.
April Is st
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-04-13
N O 7 / CE.

The subscribers to the Great HgHting
Creek Bridge Company, arc hereby notified
to attend a meeting Of the said Company in
person or by proxy, at the house ofFrederiek
,&buck, on Great Hunting Greek, on Wednesp
dsy the 9th day Of this month, at 4 o'clock
in the afternoon, for the purp Sc of organizing
Che Company and making sEch bye laws Or
dinances and regulations, as shall appear &c
ce.sarE for Regulating the concerns
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-04-13
Robert M'Crea,
]. M'GilI,
Thomas ,M.Matfer.

April s II 2aw2w
NJ B. The business in future will be car
ried Oh by Robert ~ Crea and John MsGiU.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-09-18
Great Battle.


Great Battle. -s
WE have copied from The Baltimore
North American, the Twenty-fith BM-
letin, giving the French account OF the
important battle OF the sth and 6,h of
July. 1t represents, that from 8 to
100000 men were engged in destroy
ing each other; that the Austrians lost
in all about $4,000 men 100000 were
said to be taken prisoners,) and the
French army had ! 500 killed, and or
1000 wounded. Among the killed
was Gen. Lasalle, and Generals were
among the wounded. The Austriahs
fought well. This is evident, notwith-
standing the labonr of the writer to
strip the enemy of laurels to overload
the Emperor Napoleon.
In the account of the action on the
2 LIST ard 22d OF NAV, the French Bull
letin stated their loss at 1000 killed and
wounded. 1t afterwards appeared, by
private accounts from France, and by
tho Austrian Official Detail, that the
number should be multiplied by 10 to
give the truth. Apply this rule to the
last battle, and IT makes the gallo loss
near $4,000.
The Amistice was concluded FIVE
days after the battle-and there appears.
to have been no military operations in
the intermediate time. 1.-THE line OF de.
markation includes Brian, in 1forapia
as appears to be understood, Bonapar,e
has succeeded better in the negotiation
than in the combat.
Ii the whole forces amounted to or
100000, il is natural to inquire how
they were apportioned-Elrher the
French were greatly superior in mum.
bers to the Austrians, or The latter have
still something Of an army remaining
under the Archdukc CHARLES.
The Armistice says the respective
powers are to retain their possessions
in Poland, but the Austrian troops are
to evacuate the Tyroi and Yorai5erg.
We believe that the French have as
serted, that the Austrians had been
driven from those territories, but that
in the two last there were few Of the
inhabitants in instruction. The French
took Gratz sometime since, but IT seems
the citadel has held out.
Theirs is no mention in the Bulletin
that the Archduke CHARLES was woun-
ded-and we find him referred to in
the Armislice, so that he was certainly
living on the 18th OF July.
$40. Bgstex Pa.laei.n,.1
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-09-18

flaIl he appointed TO fulfill tie conditions
of thi, a,dihee.
Art. Q. Tomorrow Che I3th) the Auf-
TRAN troops hail begin to evscua'e the
territories de6gnated in the armiitice.---
Fort Brueu ihall be delivered up TO the
French on the l4th, and Gratz on the 10Th
July inf.
Done and concluded by the undersigned,
and authorized by both iovereiens.
Rmon Won VIMPSEN, MAJ.
Gen. in chief of the taft ofihe Au-
arian army.
His excellency
The Prince NEUPCHATEL.
Certified 10y the Gen. OF the fsf OF the
sd corps. REUBEL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-09-18
Civic Honors.
FROM BATH, SEPT. 9.

Yesterday His Excellency Governor
GoaE visited this town. lie was met
by the Selectmen, accompanied by
large number of gentlemen on horse
back and in carriages. On his enter.
ing the village the bells were rung and
a federal salute of II guns fred from
the Bath Artillery Company. He was
escorted to the house Of captain Henry
1refefher, where refreshment was pro.
vided.
AT half after 5 o'clock an elegant
dinner was served up in honor Of the
occasion. Among the guests, besides
the Governor, were the President and
Professors Of Bowdoin College, Maj.
Pinkney, Of 5. c. Col. Fay, Judge
Lee, Alden Bradford, Esq. and Col.
5. Thatcher. A band of music per.
iormeda number of Airs the toasts
and songs we're patriotic and appropri-
ate. On retiring from the dinner, Gen.
King having previously invited :he
Governor and Lady to visit him, they
passed the night at his house. This
morning the Governor left town, ac-
companied to the ferry, where an eIe.
giant barge manned by six captains Of
vessels, met him and rowed him across
the Kennebeck. The Citizens Of
Woolwicl received him ON the eastern
bank with three cheers, and escorted
him on his journey to Wiscasset.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-09-18

3s.:sT;fi1.. TIT - 9 fffrf5sts =. -.
P4ode kkind, Notwithstanding ..'':''
usual fiisetood of.lhe Chronicle, !~.a.a
fedeial Legislature Vcrn'oat Is gone
The Embargo and koninterooprse, M
enforced in ttak gtarter, bbt On he
.jadhtie has enriched them they az
pear to be pleased with their gums!
and to have forgotten that they mist
sink, il that policy which fayouls 'hefr
particular interest, is continued To the
destruction Of the rest OF the country.
.'s' Rctertory.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-09-18
t,ralei, ..sstt'.sgfnce.

n. sissi ,, an Arrival q. ls.!ti-ao,s fs,e hea.
as1tk.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-09-18
FRoM WlScASsEE Srprl 1l.

From wIScASsET SEPT IL.
On Saturday last, arrived in iowa.
His Excellency Governor Gosr and
Lady. They were handsomely con-
veyed acrossthe Kcnnebeck River ina
barge from Bath, and welcomed on the
eastern bank with three cheers En-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-09-18
ARMISTICE


Agreed upon between the emperor of
France and king Of Italy and the empe-
ror of AuItria.
Art. ,. There fhall be an armiftice be-
TWEEN his majeity the emperor ofthe French
and king OF Italy and his majeity the en-
peror of Auftiia. abs ~
Art. =. The line of demarkation, ON the
part of Aufria, is the boundary between
Auitrla aud Bohemia, the circle of Brunu,
and aline efsblifhcd on the confines of
Mahren above Raab. This line begins at
Brunn, near Malih and the Mari, on 9TH
er iide with its confluence with the lava,
from thence to st. Johns and along the
road from Prefburg, Reisiburg and three
miles around the city. The river Danubc
until us confluence with the Raab and
three miles from its banks until it reaches
Siyermark, Carinihia, laria, with the ex-
-ceptlon of Fiunae which is iubmtted to the
determination of his highneis the archduke
Charies.) a e,
Art. 3. The .citadels of Buuen and
Gratz ihall be Immediately delivered up
after iigning OF the armiftice.
Art. 4. The Anltrian troops flall evacu.
ate the fyrol and Voralberg the fort of
Sacheniburg 0iall be delivered up to the
French troops. ar s,e
Art. s. The magazines, proviious and
arms IN thoie places ia polleiIion of the
Anltnan troops, may be carried away.
Ar. 8. With regard to Poland, both ar
m'es hall occupy what they at prefent
pollefs. - ~
art. =, The prefent armifiice fhall con-
'inue Tor one month, and fifteen days no.
t'ce ihall be given prior to the commence
ment of hoftilities.
Art. 8. Comniihoners on both hde,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-09-18
(Tragpa.cS for the Amrriean.
HAhBURG, J4y Al.

o tIofk, ~.
This moment courier from the empe-
ron and king has arrived with copy of the
aImittice agreed upon between the two
enperors on the Iath inf. and has brought
us the agreeable news that peace is very
near.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-09-18
ncrtlanc,

Monday, September l8, 1902.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-09-18

bAtrlMaRE, WIT. ..
We have haniIy made H. fni,~',ns '--..'
sfion from rhe" Hamburger Correfponden,
OF the en- July, with which wa have been
sfavoured tiy gentleman Of this city.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-09-18

We have fsen a letter which men,
items hat, the French carry Ameri-
can yofsls into 81. Martins and St.
Euftatis, under the Berlin decree, &
ftnd their papers TO Guadalupe, for
condemnation. A gentleman from
thence confirms this account. The
condemnations are ali Ia Francoiic.
An epsn admiralty court would be a
novelty in French colony Pal