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MAssENA.
FRoM ALoNDor pR1Nr

fRnM LONDON PRINT
LONDON, October The f4llowne .dd,ess
to The citizens of Rome, w.s issued Il, Inc;en,
bsonaparte, and privately distributes two dsys
siterh snled, but was Immediately suppressed
by az official order
TO THE CITIZENS OF ROME.
In the bosom of retirement, occupied witls
no o'ner cares than those of contributing to the,
happiness OF my family and my neigb6ors, and
.as.ihg On Homes classic territory all that pure
Fehned bliss which mind imbued with love
Vt the arts can enjoy, j was assailed by the ruin
less hGnd OF despotism, rendered still more bea
Wy ny It's beng that of brother; still more
gaming, as he owes his life and his honcrs to nv
intrepidity. " NY
Tins internal mandate was, that should
'sT',';i*tS III eTi''rared wife, and desert those
h'idren whom mtuie dent firs with nv
ence thst should ascend thron, crg led no,
ne most horrible perfidy, and unite my flo Is to
DE po'i and subjugate the yet unconquered Dart
of The globe. p"''
Citiz ms, had no choice between uncond;.
1ohai Submission and immediate fight did
u q. nesitste: The Tiber, on whose banks / had
Amy hoped to pass my allotted term of life. re.
cei'eu ne IN her bosom, and She will watt me-
u"t' IN safety, to tn sc shoes which. dread
iui wien sought IN hostility, became a sure pl.ce
OF .etuge to The destitute and the oppressed.
Citizens, farewell my gratituds IS an can
iea'e DeH'ho' ay your chains sit light upou'
'''''' may you soon Cease e. bear any.
by the intervention ofthat O nipni, eenc.
wn!oh sooner or later Furnishes usurpation, ty.
ranny and OPP
LUclEN BoNkpARrE."
L'Ue,pool' oe'o5er 13-The weig, of our
Ks, ID t'f 2rev Il ,s gloom b, f pccuniarv
c hhnente peculiarly seem 10 combine at pre
sect 10 depress the cotton Tnatket, and to dis.
courage any disposition to purchase. A serious
d -ciine has taken place, and it is encreas,nplv
d1ftcuit TO effect sales, which during the est
three weeks will scarcely average $3.50 bags Of
a" descriptions to consumers There has been
considerable import Of Russia ashes into Lon.
don F.; orr stocks Of American are acc,Imuatinr
very little dong. and prices looking down.
ar ana t"rpentIne are very dull Very little
aolDg IN wheat and -four The stocks ofo,d and
inferior qualities of rice are he avy. and such are
very difficult of sale aSreduced prices the de-.
mand even for the fine qoa,ites is limited
CHOPPER, BENSON h co
Cotton u land III 2 to l. 2A-N or,esps
Is I'd to Is 5d-Sea Island Is IOd to q BID
Ashes, pot New York % to a., - VIII At 14s to
Ids Sd-Flour $50 SIS Rice 10 To 2fs-Tur.
Pentne IA 20 17s-Tal 26 to 28s 3d"
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ny virtue Of deed of trust, executed to the
- subscriber, by John Me Bride; WiNbe soM.
on the premises. on Monday the Sd day of ne NJ
month"; for cash. the Brick HOUSES G, LOTS.
IN TINS CITY the one at present occupied by the
saa mchride' and the other by MIR. Cnas. Blap
pay the amount of the several debts. interr., ,nJ
costs, Tor which the same is houod
November 90. s..
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HE 5. G Chapter of Virginia, will assem-
bic IN the Masons' HILL in the CITY of Rich.
mond, the second Monday in December NEXT n,
O'Clock, 2 NJ where the deputations from the
several subordinate chapters, are requested to
give their attendance ~
november 90 o.,
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hE public are respectfully informed. thu,
\ TAE CENTLEMANS NEW POcKN
E1a GO .hFANxoN, on the subject of Horses.
oy gentleman of Surry county, Virgins, which
pas oeen so literally subscribed to, will 90 to
Pfess so soon as the engravings are executed
november Is -
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FRoH A I,spou pp,ur

LIsroN, October 6. In dispatch from his
excellency lord wellington 10 his excelIcncy Don
Miguel Pereirs FORTS. dsied 1T I,eira on the 81
inst. IS enclosed an original despatch from gen
crai Massena, directed 10 Berthier, which was
Intercepted; we publish il, not because it is ne
cesssry to shew TO the public The sssrd ,Ious ca
Jimmy which II coutains, pretending that the in
habnants desert their houses in consequence o.
! the threats or IN the Punishment Nl1cls they
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SHALL leave this city on SUNDAY. for IN.
Il nortii-and remain absent about 6 weeks
MOSES DAVIS.
Si AZ. 1tT
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u Pablshed BY IHornas Richie. nearly op
fosife fhe Globe Tavern, Richmond, Yir,inia.
OF CONDITIONS .--FYve dollar. a year 70
Be paid annually in advance Tho5e who y;,h 10
be eonsdred as annual subseyibers, .sust hereafter
des:gnafe It at the time of subscribing, otherwise
shefr papers will Re discontinued a. the expiration
81 TIE fyst year
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Here is copied the account of,he " Harmony
Soeiety" established in Butler County, Penn
published IN this paper sometime since.
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p SAAC. KlMMY, son Of w alter Krmy, who
G lived IN Petersburg, Virginia, at the begin.
nmg OF Tie Revolutionary War is very DESTROYS
OF beng informed whether any descendant Of
the fam'ly IS yet alive. Ee resides near to Ge
neya, an the state OF New York, to which place
letter may be conveyed by mail.
november 20. On
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n Office "A PETITION viii be presented
i y 10 the General Assembly, at their next
session, praying for an amendment to the Man.
chester Turnpike Law.
november 20 81
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- The Subscriber intends, IN a few davs. TO
leave this city for Charleston until next spying,
SIMPSON NORRIS.
Eoyember 10.
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HOSE persons wishing supplies of COAL
'i-'rn ,he Dsep Run Pits, will be pleased to
iesve 'nen orders At my Counting Room, where
IneaS'ire,is kept for the convenience of such rs
wish to have their coal measured from the Yap.
goas nj " H4NcOcE
October 10 If
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THE GRAND LODGE OF VIRGINIA,
M ILL meet, in the M~son's Hail, in the CITY
~ OF Richmond, at o'clock in the evening
OF the second Monday, IN December next.
Noyemher f3 re
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Oh lCE.--Aii persons VINO have claims
! y genst the Estate of PsrsR TINsLEY,
desessed, are requested to send IN Their accounts
immediately to the subscriber, and all those in.
de''l.d to said estate are intrcated to m AXE
speedy payment to
JAMES BROWN, IT, Adn,r.
October g. IS
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eIiSHER, TAYLOR & Co. three doors a.
Dove the Bell Tavern, have just received
1gon, London and Lirerpooi, by the Ship Averick
and Big Ann, Urge assortment of well select.
edGooDS, suited to the present 8. ensuing sea-
son, which they offer for sale, or the most rea
sonable terms, by the piece or package
October 80. A,v
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. Paper AGAINST GOLD.

BEING AN ExAMINATIoN OF THERE
PORT OF THE BULLION COMMITTEES
IN SERIES OF LETTERS TO THE
TRApEsMEN AND FARMERS IN AND
NEAR SALISBURY
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NORFOLK. Oct &c,

The ship Roiia, Sandiord, 81 DAYS from
Liverpool bound to CITY Point, arrived in
Hampton Roads on "Wednesday morning.
Sailed in company, ships Cleaner, OF and
for Philadelphia and Hannibal, OF and or
New York. Sept. o8, il lar. % Z, long.
33 SO, boarded ,hv hull Ct vessel, no soars
Standing excep; the Lowsprit, 10 person en-
board, had been striped of every ,hns,
her deck load was on hoard on the stern,
Rufus King. Of Boston" 3o.h, IN lat.
Al So, long. 80 So, WAS b0aGded from the
British lrisate flanthise and treated 20.
litely a, the same tine sa" the wreck e
po!acre brig, with her nasts and rigging
standing; the boarding officer informed
they had been along side O! her lha, morn
ing, that 5here was NJ 7, rson On board, and
full Of water. In Int. 50 50, long Al SO,
spoke ship Intrepid, John Davis, SO DAYS
from Charleston bound 70 CadiZ -Same
day spoke snip liero, Of and from BAlh,on
whaling voyogc round Cafe Horn.
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MialEbe cure Jsr tie Rheuu,atisu


Take sharp Vinega' (.he sharper the be-,
teri and rub well the part al, ct.d with !,
as warm as tie patient can bear, for ,,,
minutes, and apply wrapping paper to !,
dip, in vinegar, 10 be renewed twice a ts,
viz. in the morning before breakfast aid n
the evening going to bed When the "a.
tent begins to make use of the vinegar i,
is necessary to take strong physleE and
at the same in,e che spoonful OF n!oIas,,x
and -four sulphur mixed together brio..
breakfast, and another when eoag to brd
and in few days the patient will be per.
fectly cured.
The person who publishes tins recipe
has tried it twice on hlmscIs with sue.
cess.
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seripsion, who think they are safely nyo,,,..
our destruction, have care that the ss"
fate does not ovefreath them. Ie, X. '
,'zans CT France who are high in cf;e4 p \.
ware, lest thry arrive at the same ipron;
NOUS end, uhieh terminstcd the es'r.r "
governor .S5'ano, the CT. a'urr Of Nsnolsou
but not less The iliend OF Genera! N9r,cn
Thereby hausss tale.
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October %.
TO RENT
Notice is hereby given.
September IL.

DURSUANT to q dccrctal order OF FAR
e fax county cort, made on the z4'h 0ay
of August, 1910, will be scld at public saIe'
TO the highest bidder, on the premises en-
Monday the Sd cay Of December next, at -
O'clock, on credit of twelve months, Ohe
purchaser giving bond With opplovtdsccurty
Sund1y Mbyc,td lots,
Tn the town Of Colchester, and Three .Efffs
Of Land ad oining the said town, md some OF
the aforesaid lots which William Thompson
late Of the county Of Failiaxc ied stIz;d o.
at which time sundry Hcuse Doors and HfS-
doy Sash, belonging to said Thompson
estate will also be sold These sales are mace
for the benefit Of the said Ihompson's Gre
titors in said order mentioned. ne 'uo
papers, &c. will ct the time ard place be pre-
duced. Tie purchaser onthe execution y.
proper bond will be put il possession OF INV
property, and receive deeds thereto
Rd. Radcliffe,
VI, G. &, i. Caunty::
October a..
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-08-11
NEW JERSEY
agricultural results and prospects, for
1870

The spring opened with the most forbid
ding prospects in relation to wheat and rye;
especially the former. The winter had
been uncomhonly severe upon these i'm
portaut branches of culture. The drowth
which followed in May, added to the dis.
enlargement Of the farmers, and in some
parts, especially the lower or western coun-
ties Of the state, the Hessian fly took the
wheat and destroyed a considerable part Of
that which had survived the severe frosts
! of the winter. Many fields were Ploughed
up from the impression that the yield would
not pay the reaPlng.
After the rains in June, both wheat and
rye took an uncommon start and revived
beyond expectation and progressed in i'm
provement till harvest. This was especial
fly the case in the middle and upper counties;
but'in some instances the wheat was affect
ed by the rust and considerably injured.
OF wheatshe average crop in the state, it
is supposed, will not exceed the half of a
common crop: some say not third.
Ofrye the yield has been .good-the
grain we'll filled and heavy, and alsho' light
in some parts, the average crop is consider
ed to be good one:
The weather during harvest has been IN
steady, bat most of the grain in the lower
and middle counties was get in without
damage: In Sussex it n apprehended con.
siderable loss has been sustained in conse-
quence of che late rainy weather. The grain
-: ,anaro1 rinenad loter than ,,sua !. and a
remarkable difference the time ofripening
in the fields in the same neighborhood has
been observed.
Hay-The first cuttings quite shors, bu:
got in generally very well. From the tire
quent rains larger crop than usual from
the second cutting is to be expected.
Oats. The crop in general abundant,
perhaps equal to last years produce, which
was very great.
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Public Sale.


Willie sold on the 18th instant, ats o'clock
P M. at the subscribers Garden,
AN his Stock of Green House
Plants, consisting of 22s pots and boxes of
Lemon, Orange, Chadoc, Hydrengea, Ge-
ranium, Myrtle assorted, China Rose, Rose
Comelia, Yellow Jasmine, Calichontus, Ar
bere vita, Pomegranate double and single
Towering, Portugal and Corunna Laurel, OLE
ander double and single Towering, Arbutus,
Passion Flowers, Laurel, Aloe assorted, Fly;
acinth and Tulip Roots.
ALSO,
The unexpired Lease Of four
years aud four months oftwo and half acres;
subiec. to twenty five pounds year rent
The lease can be renewedfor ten years-with
all the improvements on it-aH the vcpeta-
bles, and between and 1000 fruit trees in
nursery, the most Of them grated with tina
best kind of fruits, :ftsoaernove this fall:
Peter Billy.
AHgnsf 9 e0ss
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The Subscriber having lift.

The Subscriber having pur-
chased the stock of Jesse Talbot, offers for
sale, at his shop on Fairfax street, near the
corner of King street, general assortment
Of DRUGS, MEDICINES, SPICES, sc.
which he can recommend for their tuiiiy A
share Of the patronage of his friends and the
public is respectfully solicited.
Richard Fl. Little.
9th MO, 2lst.
Orders from the country will
be executed ON moderate terms, and at a sfi0re
NOTICE. Physicians and family prescriptions
put up with accuracy.
r. H. L.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

Just'receioed BY !fames Kennedy, sen.
lB0okseAlay, Kins'Sstreet,
The Scottish Chiefs, an Historical Ro-
nance, IN 8 vols. by Miss Porter, authoress
Of Thaddeus of Warsaw, ac.-illustrating
that portion of Scottish history'in which the
gallant Sir William Wallace acted so diEtin.s
guisheds part.
"A BRIEF VIEW
OF The Policy and Resources Of The u. States
Comprising some Structures ona Letter OF
the Genius and dispositions of the French
Government.
:EEA4 Observation-Disclosures:
by William Herbert, Esq. authdrof:
Spanish OUTLAW.
July Is. OF
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|ForSale.
August's.

\ SMALL FARM in the county of Fair
IA fax, situated two and half miles from
the court house, fourteen from Alexandra
and the same distance from w Washington
This farm contains 1853 acres, is we'll watered
and inciudesa small, portion of good meadow,
together.with some handsome situations Tor
building. THE terms will be very low and
liberal credit given.
,.lhhlyto .he Printer.
August IL. laW8t+
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August l..
,Strayed or Stolen.

About four weeks ago, Bay MARE, IS
hands high, four or FIVE years old, slender
made; she has a,star on her forehead awhite
spot on the tip of her nose, switch tail and
name. Twill eive@a reward Of Fire Dollars
to any person who shall secure said mare, or
deliver her to nae in Alexandra.
John G. Francis.
Aug. Il. cost
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lax. The crop also, as last year, very
good IN the upper counties, but consldera'
bly, damaged by rhe late rains.
Indian Corn. Although very rspromls'
ing and backward, in consequence OF the
'drowth at The time OF planting and soon af'
ter it came up, now presents aProspecs
scarcely ever exceeded of an abundant har-
vest.
Potatoes also promise a good yield and
buckwheat never appeared bester at this
season.
Apples. Since the settlement of the
country there :probably:never was "a season
that promised SO large a suPply'--Irentos
TederaHst.
u :. 8 = > ai1
Departed this life yesterday morning,
Mr.Edsua,d may, resident ofthis town.
His friends and acquaintance are respect
fully invited to attend his funeral this morn
ing at 10 o'clock, from the house Of Rich
ard Horwell, Prince street.
1tr ...a..s . =, 5157Ts
TO Rentlfor one or more years,
7~HE BRICK DWELLING HOUSE at
= present occupied by Mr.. T. w. Pey-
ton, on the corner of King and Columbus
streets, adjoining to the subscriber; it has 6
rooms with fire places, and two garrett ooms,
two kitchens, smoak house, and stable for 3
horses, alLin good repair
C. Deneale.
Augusts. go
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RUSTICUS.
From official documents now before the
public, the following facts are ascertain
ed:
That the French have captured and con-
demned ship, driven on the shores of
France by the stress of weather, and the
perils Of the sea.
That the French have burnt our ships on
the high seas, without any offence except
that of'belonging to the United States.
That there are not less than one hundred
American ships, belonging to citizens Of
the United States, in the possession of his
Imperial Majesty or those of his allies.
That the king Of Naples, the brother-in
law and tool of Bonaparte, has conhscated
20 American vessels, in conformity to or.
ders from Paris, and their, proceeds are to
be disposed of according to the pleasure of
his majesty.
That Spain, Holland and Italy, under the
like orders, are proceeding in the like man.
ner.
That in Holland, an American ship, con-
veying remittances from the American 60
vernment, has been captured and detained
by the ~French-and all this while our ma
ritime rights are guarded by the solemnitv
of treaty, and without any notice that this
course would be pursued may, when In
vited into their ports.
And when our minister demonstrates a.
gainst these proceedings, and wishes for
decisive reply, he is told with the utmost
sang froid, that " Or same days past no.
thing in the nature Of business and uneon-
nectea with the marriage Of the emperor,
c0uldbe transacted; and that far some days
to core the same caHses Of delay would conti-
nue. to operate, and yet our government
retain at their court, the ambassador Of this
imperial robber, and suffer our envoy to
remain witness to the plnnder and impri-
soament OF his fellow citizens. While on
the other hand, an ambassador of another
power has been dismissed for an. EXPRESSION
which has been construed into mark of
dIsrespectto our governme nt--and congress
have been called upon, to pledge them
selves to support the administration, in thus
vindicating the dignity Of the nation.
The facts are new before the public
They do not depend upon the authority of
private letters, nor the communications of
private NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. they are stamped
with the seal ofstate, and no man can doubt
their'truth, but he who doubts his own ex.
istence.
With these facts thus before him, every
unprecedented man must say, That our ad 4
mlnlsratlon are too weak to discern the dit
ference between real audimaginary wrongs
-or that they do not know the distinction
between true dignity and affected greatness
Or that they are bewildered by their par.
tialities to one government and their antipa.
thies to anothers-Gon. 1liyrar.
KlsesroN, (Jam.) Juy7.
The ship Cornwall, arrived here from
England, on the 9Th June was boarded by
La Bedaigneuse frigates of IS guns, capt.
WiIbraham, the Argo of A. guns, captain
Warren, in company with feet of India
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KINGSTON, Clamp 1fulv 2.

KlsesroS, Camp July7.
The ship Cornwall, arrived here from
England, on the 9Th June was boarded by
La Bedaigneuse frigate, of IS guns, capt.
Wilbraham, the Argo of a. guns, cap, ain
Warren, in company with feet of India.
men, consisting of "a sail, under their con.
voy, and learnt that La Dedaign-use had
on the 9Th May spoken the Ill1s,rious, of
"a guns, capt. Broughton, with four trans.
ports distinction India, with troeps under
her convoy
AT the period Of Ia Dedaigneuse's de-
parture from India, tranquility was perfect.
" re-established among the troops: Every
thing was arranged on firm basis, and so
satisfactorily adjusted, as to prevent the
future recurrence Of events Sc deroratory
TO the army, and mischieveus in their tea
dency.
An expedition had been on foot when the
disturbances were first manifested among
the troops, for the purpose of proceeding
against the Spice Islands, but from this
spirit of INSTRUMENTATION it was aband oned,
and the troops disposed Of in The protection
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Of the settlements. Since then, however,
it was deemed proper to dispatch two fri
gates, with 700 men, for the purpose of an
moving them and making prize of whatever
valuables fell in their way.
Hopes were entertained that the French
would be completely expelled from the In
dian seas, as an expedition which promised
every success was preparing at Madras, for
the purpose of reducing the Isle Of France,
the last refuge for the enemy's ,priyateers in
that part of the world,
A great proportion of the officers engag-
ed in the mutiny were on board the feet.
Many of them had been tried.
Sir c. Barlow, it was expected, would
embark for England shortly after the feet
squitted India.
The Prince Regent enjoyed the best
health when the Tarter left the Brazils..--
All idea of his proceeding to Madeira for
its renovation was in consequence abandon
ed. He was held in the highest estimation
by the people.
British manufactures were exceedingly
abundant in all parts of Portuguese Ameri-
ca. Linen and cotton goods were only dis.
possible at prices far inferior TO their first
cost. The slave trade was carried en- brisk
ly. Vessels were continually arriving with
negroes from Africa.
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NEW YoRx, august 3.

New Yosx, august 3.
We learnby the Portuguese brig tromSs.
Michaels, that, on the 24th of June, small
village 81 miles from St. Michaels, called
Cozas, was sunk by az earthquake, in which
many families were swallowed up. Those
who escaped, fed to St. Michaels, where
the shock was sensibFy felt. Where the
village stood there was nothing to be seen
but water, which was agitated as if boiling.
The inhabitants in the vicinity of CoZas Asd
to the mountains, being apprshensive Ola
mother shock
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BALTIMORE, Mgust g.

oaL1 AmphE, HN.S Hot -
From France,ttfae snip George Dyer,
Captain Collaru, rom bordeaux, is in the
bay. She sailed from Bordeaux 9th June.
Captain Jacobs, of this port, came up in
a pilot boat this morning. He reports that
there was no changein the relations between
France and the u States. Mr.. Lee the a.
merican consul at Bordeaux, had taken the
ship Ann, of N. Yssk, to convey him'& fa-
mil TO the Il. S. IN which ship most Of the
officers g. crews of American vessels detain-
ed at St. Sebastian would take their passage.
The ship Sally, in which gen. Armstrong
was coming, was daily expected at Bor-
dea.x; it was rot known when he would
leave France. The George Dyer was de-
tanned few hours by the British squadron
off Rochelle, was examined and released.
She has great number of letters on board,
and may be expected up in the course Of
this day.