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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-05-18

TTOUH NAWAYS-ELOPED from The
u Subscribers in Csniphell COUNTY, on otter
AiFsi, near TIE mouth Of Flat Creek. about II
1hiteS above the Court House, on the night oi
the22nd Instant. % Wit Anthony and bis wife.
Die, the property Of J mes Dealinc-- Anthony
II a stout onH', swarthy co'nplected fellow of p.
GCuL I'VE fcetten or eicyeI, inches high has ly,.
shy He&d, lacks one CT two Of his fore teeth and
~ Supposed TO be about thirty years Of age, ne Is
atoieFeple Coope", and as nave been inform cd.
mas cO"7efed several years at the Richmond
+.is-~ dice Is aGrIt eighteen or nineteen ycars
age IS rather above the middle aize, stout
3haHe anti dark comFie al, and has, as have
'h:en 'p!d, two scars on one of her nrn,a. one
ii]'a jaocaiat0n and The other either fro,, n
bitn" Tie cue Ola Nhp--Like wise Dick and A :
ny ihe properfyof John Cnv-Dick is abnus
Nc i.et inches Or ak feet hgb, darl, conDlec.
tea, s-ou' mado, Whip marx ed on In. bael, and
haa lost t'e ijrs ioiGt ofthe fore Fl ger ofis lf,
haE5, by Tie bursting Of gun-Amy is also We.
ry h'HeS, uNe'y, smsrt, and about the middle
size, ant fss number Of whip marks ON he,
a. Wouli be- unnecessary to attempt 2 des
rFTton pf Ne clothing ofthese Runayyave. az
'ofy p,"er'ed varlety Of clothing at the time of
their eiOpe nerf----Ihc whole Of tteae reorroes
were purchased from William Fulcher OF Rich
mon" 10 December 1907, all Amy il is said for
merry belonged 20 the Estate 81 DwiIliam in
"4iGoi-se&.-- " DC5ceyev takes W th. whole Of
saio kunSwats and secures them in Jan so that
1he o"ners nay set them again, shall receive the
sum OF FORTY DOLLARS and n reasonable
charges, or if taken in part, tie sum of Ten
Ooiars Tor such Negroe and all legal expenses
JAMES BEARING.
May Is
" Is. It'' pro6q5le that these Runawavs will
auemp' &c pas, as free people and they have ia.
pets w,i. the'a n pass as s..ch. u
w hh4aD 10 uiRE-A good, sober Ne.
- f'+'" >HoE~ May IS. Ct
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April IS.
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD

"a NE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
~ viii give one hundred dollars rew ward for
experimenting negro man named BEN, who is
my property. He ran away on the 7th of Ianua-
ry last. He is between forty and fifty years of
age though his appearance would indicate linn
10 be somewhat younger. He is FIVE feet seven
ar eight inches high. or some where thereabouts
10 the best ofmy recollection. He is likely
fellow has good fgsre and an agreeable coun.
tenance, which becomes very pleasing when
spoken to. He has good set Of teeth, vet
smokes and chews tobacco. He is inclined
40 be bowiegged, has short thick foot very
broad across the toes. He is good house ser.
Tant, shoe maker, gardiner, ditcbcr, and an ex.
Ceuent hand in the field ben will probably
Oh hGc his clothes, bat . descriptions Of those
WHICH, as well as my memory serves me, he car.
r,ed with him, may possibly lead to his detec-
son and secure. His usual dress vas suit
or the best plains, made up of round over lac
E=t aud pantaloons, dyed Of purple colour
'is shifting consisted OF Virginia cloth He
had, and carried with him, vaFiot.S other nrti.
Giles OF dress, viz two broad cloth coats, black
and blue one but the others are not remem.
pered i nave reason to believe Inc has obtained
a certificate OF emancipation. and register in
the name OF negro who was emancrpated by
Coionei Clayton. OF New Kent county, at his
death. The name ofthi5 negro do ROT know.
bur Il IS probable my fellow vii, endeavor to ass
t3e free negro, liberated under U,e preceding
circu instances. 1.-The il taken out of the state,
i VIA give the above reward II within
me state, half that sum in either cgse, / Will
pay ~ reasonable charges for his delivery to
me sc Springfield, in Hanover county. nearly on.
posIte the iipiDg Tree, in King William co,n-
~ KOBERT LIAG
way, ~. w4vg
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-05-18

'sNO RENT. the upper part of a een,eel fin
ished TENE NEWT, in the Brick Row
possession may be had Immediately. A family
would be preferred
APPLY TO
BARTLETT STILL,
AZ the Vendue Office Of StiiIG, Brooke, opposite
the Market House, Richmond.
April 81. &C
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-05-18

FaSHOMAS S. POPE. has removed his Shop
to the house lately occupied by Mr. Thos.
Diddep, on the Cross street, leading from the
nam street to ShockG Warehouse, where he
hopes ny attention and punctusiity, to merit the
patronage of his friends and the public generalIy
May u.s. #
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VTIRGINIA Alta Superior Court of Chan
Gerry holden at the Capitol in the City of
Richmond, the GATH day of February, 1910.
Thomas Miller, jr. Plaintiff.
AGAINST
Joshua Owens and Francis Lynn, Elizabeth
Jones, James Jones alias Macabo,, RIillysJones
alias Macaboy, Nancy Jones alias Macaboy, John
Jones alias Macaboy, Robert Jones alias M.ca.
boy, Rowzie Jones alias Macahsy, - VII.
son and Betty his wife, Benjamin Macahoy,
Polly Macaboy, Thompson Macaboy, Mur,ly
Macaboy, John Macaboy and Cuthbert Owens,
Defendant,
The defendants Thompson MaGaboy and Ro-
bert Jones alias Macaboy not having entered their
Appearance and given security according to the
actof assembly. and the rules of this court, and
at appearing TO the satisfaction of the court, that
they not inhabitants of this country, on mott.
on of the plaintiff by counsel, 1t is ordered That
the said defendants do appear here on the
first day of the next term, and answer ths bill OF
the plaintiff; and that q copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published
in the city of Richmond, for two months success.
sively, and posted at the front door ofthe Capitol
An the said city.
Il Copy. Taste,
PETER TJNSLE1, C. C.
April 49, w9w
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EMOVAL.-rHOMAS D!DDEP, CRATE
~ iui for the liberal support he has experien-
ced in his trade, respectfully informs his custo.
mers and the Public generally, that he has re-
moved his Tailor's Shop to the main street adj.
Joining Robert Bells, saddIer, and opposite DR..
Dnvalfs apothecaFy shop, where he will thank
fully receive any business in his line, and homes
by attention and endeavors to please, 10 merit a
continuance of favor.
Richmond, May S. eoem
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NOTICE-The firm of Robert & Temple
~ Gwathmey, is changed to Temple K Ro.
bert Gwaii,mey-.and IN consequence o: the inten.
ded removal OF Robert Gwatnmey to Liverpool,
the firm there will be Robert X Temple Gwath-
mev.
May 4. Ct
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ITO BE d, at 10 O'Clock onSaturdsy, the
L 18Th inst that truly elegant and
VALUABLE PROPERTY,
on the East side of Hay Market Square, Gimme.
datelyt adjoining the public gartens) belonging
10 Mr.. Samuel Sout'iwic'l, together with his
household FURNITURE, (made in pbiladeIphi-
AZ and equal. in point of materials and workman.
snip, to any in this ,country-Also, his silver and
plated ware, kitchin furniture SSc. Persons esir.
GUS OF purchasing by private sale, may call any
time previous to the dav of sale.
SAMUEL SOUTHWICK
N. B. All persons indebted to me are re ques,ed
10 come forward and make payment, and all
those who am indebted to are requested to como
forword and receive payment. Capt. J. L. Price
viii be authorised to receive any payment in nv
absence.
May IS. If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-05-18

RY virtue ola deed Of trust made to- the sub.
~ scriber by David Sasseen, will be sold to
the highest bidder, for ready money, ten acres
OF LAND, lying within one mile of James Ri
yer, and contiguous of Trabue's coal landing,
being within the vicinity ofseverai Coal Pitts,
and from appearances it is supposed to abound
in Goals the sale will take plvce on the premises
on Saturday 2ad. day of June next.
JOHN TRABUE, Trustee.
Chesterfield County, Mays. w3tg
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{ HEAP SHOES-AMOS ALLE1. at the
- York Shoe Store, next door to / g. r
Gamble-has just received in his spring Shoes :.
large and general assortment of ladies moroc
co OF the most fashionable kind, gentlcmers'
snoes and pumps, misses. childrens', &c-All
winch will be sold very low, retaed OF whole.
sale for cash or battered for flower.
N b: Country Merchants will please to call
a. the above place, where good bargains NAV be
had Nav 10y NS
E'oR SALE, at the Vendue Office of the srh
- scribers, variety of
MUSLINS AND GINGHAMS
Nuns and Adelphi Threads, irish Linens. Cot.on
Shirtings, FloreItincs, Ca!licocs. Bandsnuosa
Pensse Cloths. Romalls, Nankeens and great
variety OF white India Goods.
Also:
Muscovado Sugar, LIST and Cd quality prime
green Coffee in barrels & bags, old Coffee. north
ern Rum, Pennsylvania Whisky, very sunsrior
Imperial Tea in boxes, fresh flyson and Sourhont,
Tea IN chests, Pepper, Ginger, AlIspice Copper.
as, Philadelphia Soap and Candies, &c.
FOSTER & SATCHELL, Iue,,,.
April "a. e
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w y 80 70 UiRh.-A good, sober Ne.
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May Is

~ Is lt's 9roba5le that these Runawavs will
aueTnp' 'o p's' as irte people and they have pa.
pcls w't.' taea' ~ pass as sch. D,
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-07-23
FOR SALE.

TIE HOUSES and LOTS at the corner OF
n,Le and. Royal streets, late the property OF
ESsha Janney. Also, a half acre LOT at the
corner Of Cameron and Henry streets, and
the MILL SEAT at Occoquan--on very IL
Richard M. Scott, lrsRse
For creditors of E..Ja-
Nav 50.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-07-23
NOTICE.

~ Those persons who have
AT settled their accounts, will obllse me py
,,ay;no them 10 Richard II. Lie, who IS au'
+, To- authorised to settle m, business:
: as'' Jesse Talbot.
JulE Is. -. AZ
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-07-23
lust RECEIVED.
AND FeR4sALE BY
MATHURIN PERRIN,

DLACK Satin black sanshan; young
I'D hyson and hyson skin teas and nan
kcens. Importedsip the ship Thalia, Sill
man, from Canton, arriysd at Philadelphia,
May 10, 1910.
Julys lawS"
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-07-23

MISTER, under the eye OF his soverti,s J
less We would consent to alterations {,
terms which would have affected our n.
against her, for spoIiations BY French 4
iscss carried into Spanish pos-.
" To obtain justice, as we'll as 10 s,,,
friendship, I thought special missi5s !
sisab.e, and accordingly appointed I'm.
Monroe minister extraordinary aal ,la
po,entiary, to repair to Maa,id, AID
conjuncsionIwith our minister resident 4.
10 endsavor 70 procure the ratification /
the former convention and 70 come ).
understanding with Spain, as to the am
daries OF Louisiana. It appeared a, az,
that her policy was to reserve he,s,)ftE
events, and, in the mean time to kr-o
differences IL an undetermined state ~
will be evident from the papers now e.,
nunicated to you. After nearly Eve mo.s
=
of iruitless endeavor to bring them to som
definite and satisfactory result, our min.
tiers ended the conferences wi,hou, b,,s
been able to obtain indemnity for spolia,,
Of any description, sor any satisfaction !,
to the boundaries or Louisiana, oths, H.,
declaration that we had no right. yas,vmE
Of the Iberville, and that our line /, Il
west was one which would have Ief. u.bc
string Of land on that bank Of the r;vpE
Mississippi. Our injured citizens wenE
thus left witehut any prospect Of rstribuyiaE
from the wrong doer, and as to bouudsnE
each party Was to take its own course. I'll, L
which they have chosen to pursue will al
pear from the documents now communics
cd. They authorize the inference that III
their intention to Advance on our b9ssessaE
unt'lthey shaH6e repressea By aA ,ahssgaf
farce. Considering that congress a5ml
constitutisnalHy iavested1UiM the powy L
changing our conditionJrom be0ce t, ui
l have thought it my duty to await ,ha {
authority for using force lii any desmh
which could be'avoided. | have barely % =
structed the officers stationed in ,hs ueiSE
borhooG of the aggresslons, to protect o.
citizens from violence, to patrolc wrhia 'hs
borders actually delivered to as, and notify
60 out Of them, but when necessary 10 "
pei an iurosd, or TO rescue citizen Or aF /
property: and the Spanish remaining
New Orleans are required to depart %ihE
out further delay, 1t ought to be nsAE
here that since the late ehange* in the STAT
of affairs in Europe, Spain has ordered b:
cruizrrs and courts 10 respect our 1Fta7E
with her.
"The conduct Of France. and the Pi
she may take in the misunderstanding n
tween the United States; and Spain, arc &
tn b: uneons'dered. oa'
prompt and decided in her declarauons'"
our demands on Spain fc. Preach sp''
tions, carried into1Spanish ports, were
Guided in the settlement between tae VI
States and France. 4She took at once II
ground that she had.ac9uired no right V'
Spain, and had meant to deliver US il"
eastward Of the berville /; her silence al
the western boundary leaving US to ""' Il
the opinion nigh, be against Span ID Ill
quarter. Whatever direction she "s
mean to give these differences, 1t d0s'
appear tha: She has contemplated tne'F
ceeding to- actual rupture, or that At r
date of our last adyices from Paris NJ
Az
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-07-23

- Z
old usaxim, est waaNs ias ye5ass, has been
laughed 10 scorn. You are in all saings a
caiuss as if you are not in all things for as,
has been the :. Ana.i,emao and the !" Ma
ran atka, with which the zea.o,s OF the
day have attempted the destruction Of all
who would not subscribe to their degmas.
And this madness Of mary far the gain Of a
fen has,weil nigh ruined our country. The
idea of a Third Party, "indeed,is absurd <
must be forever abandoned. But the idea
Of the existence of class of men, ineriting,
in every point of view, the character OF IN
dependents disinterested politicians, should
be cherished with delight, as TO explode It
is to explode freedom and the constitution.
The men composing the republican MI
uority well know that they were in the sdi,
rect path to power. They were rot 50 vain
as to believe that they could carry The
People" with them in their retreat from the
administration. On the one hand We're the
loaves and fishes, on the other obloqny, de-
nunciasion, popular contempt. They took
the course which duty pointed out, and
whatever they may suffer from The present
generation, Posterity will not DO injustice
TO their memory.
These remarks have been deemsd proper
as introductory to the developement of po-
Eilical scenes Of peculiar delicacy. A poll.
teal informer is an odous character. The
boy who tells tales GU. of school is ALWAYS
despised. To bring into public view the
M ere peccadilloes OK ones party would Ger
tainly be very contemplate. But to pub.
Iish secret Vaccinations which tend to the
destruction of the character and honor, if
no! the independence OF the country, ought
not to be considered as otherwise than ho-
nofsble.
Appended to this letter is the confidential
letserof President Jefferson TO Congress, of
the 9th of December, 1906. Sons publi-
city was some yearses'nce given to ii, by a
wri,eria E!e Eaqltirer, who called himself
+" Decius.' It's necessary that it should
now be read and reflected On as the founda.
ton of statements whieh are gocE To- fol- /,
low.
APPENDIX. No. L.
1>>Cn the 9Th of December, 1905 the fol-
lowing confidential message was received
from the president
g The Expectations which had been COM
miGted on the commerce of the u. States
during the preceding war, by persons un-
der the authority OF Spain, are sufficiently
known to all. s,Ehvse made it a duty to re-
quire from that government decentralization
for our injured citizens. a contention was
entered intabetweea the minis
ssr.of.he United Stasessss Madrid, and the
minister of that government for foreign af-
fairs, by which it was agreed that spolia-
tons committed by Spanish subjects, and
carried into ports of'Spain, should be paid
for by that nations, and that those commit
ted by French subjects & carried into Spa
nish ports, should remain for further dis
cussion. Before this convention was re-
turned to Spain with our ratification, the
transfer Of Louisiana by France to the u.
States took place an event as unexpected
as disagreeable to Spain. From that mo-
mens she seemed to change her conduct and
towards. US. 1t was first mani
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-07-23

Coalition between Austria, Kus'i'
Great Britain, it is presumed. ~
I Leaving MIR. Talleyrand "to l ~ oec,5'
il would afford him second GLORIOUS w.
oe clipping his hands into our poekss s"rr.pS
Our minister's had proposed to .ai'bhd1
our claims to compensation ior inc ,.sas, Y
ing of the. right Of deposit at =, o1ls
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-16
LoNpoN, Oct. 8.

A letter from Lisbon, da,ed Sept. IS,
says, "The news Of the fall of Almeida
begins now to be somewhat less
thought Of, but it had great effect on
the Portuguese in general. The SD
regiment marched few days ago for
the army; the 10Th Camsronians are
now going. Our army has reiterated
little the headquarters are now at
Gouvea; marshal Besesfor1 is at Moi
manta de Sierra; our cavalry, under
Gen. Cotton, are still at Celerico.
The country from whence our army is
removed is deserted by the inhabitants.
From Spain tie accounts continue TO
be very favorable there are very for.
midsble bodies OF Spaniards eli over
the kingdom. Some Portuguese ca
vairy have been sen, to Badsicz, and
are now united to the Spanish army w.
der Romano.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-16
GrBRALr Sept. y.

The event which I have now to
communicate cannot fail to excite as
much surprize in London, as it has
this morning, spread through the Gar.
rison.
The Salcette frigate has Just arri.
we'd here from Cagliari, with MIR Adj
air, British Minister to the Ottoman
Porte, or board. The Salcette brings
intelligence that Lucien Bonaparte has
arrived at Cagliati, with his wife and
family, and a number oil his relations,
from Rome, for the express purpose Of
claiming the protection of Mr.. Hill,
the British minister.
This singular event, as might be
expected, occasioned much speculate
on at Csgliari, as to the motives and
cause of so singular an occurrence.
From source which you may rely up
on as authentic, / am enabled to put
you in possession of the facts which
are briefly these.
"Not long ago his Imperial Brother,
who is extremely anxious that all his
relatives should be matrimoniaIiy alli-
ed to such of the old Royal Stocks as
can be induced to second his views,
sent peremptory orders to Lucien, i'm.
medately to divorce his present wife
as he had selected for him another of a
rank suited to the dignity of the Impe-
rial Family. In the same message ne
ordered him to take upon himself the
government ofshe aneien, capitol of the
world; and 10 crown the whole, ac-
eompanied his orders with a threat
that Lucien should be conveyed pri.
sonsr to France, in the event of the
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-16

which had been driven by our boats ir-
TO Bandol, and endeavor to cut offthe
Euraylus and Sheerwater. Captain
Biackwood, supported by the Ajax
and ConQueror, advanced in their sup
port notwithstanding the great dispari-
ty Of force, and by his undaunted bra
very disappointed he ene my. who re-
tired into port after exchanging a lew
broadsides with our ship, thus ac-
kntwiedging chat three British men OF
war, ore lrigstea and brig, were more
than equal to six French ships of the
line, one three. decker, and four fri
gases.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-16
VENICE, Sept. 1.

The nctilla, which, on the 9th uit.
set sail from our arsenal, consists Of
one frigate oil So guns, three schooners
and t'her smaller vessels Of war, in The
whole nine. Ii is cruising between
Malamoro and Cheozza, and is des-
tined TO drive the English from our
walers.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-16
Emigration of Lucien Bonaparse.

Since writing the above we are hap
py to add, that accounts have reached
us from our most respectable Cores
pendent at Gibraltar, which not only
confirm generally the report that the
Emperor's brother is now under the
guardianship of the British, but enable
US to state the incidents that have led
to this singular event.-The letter al
iuded to having reached us at late
hour, precludes the possibility of our
offering any remarks on its contents (;
we cannot however withhold our ,ri-
butte of just praise from the motives
which have induced Lucien to sepa-
rate himself from the fortunes ofhis
august brother.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-16
Frankfort on the Maine, Sept. 1

We are assured that triple alliance
Is on the point of being concluded by
three great powers.
Under the di: ect;on of French en-.
gineers, the ffr;iGcations of the city of
Dantzic, which suffered severely du-
ring the last siege, are not only re-
paired, bur several new outworE are
also constructed.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-16
From the Oder, Sept. IL.

Count Go:torp, (Gsstavus Adolf
phus) has not continued his journey
ever Colberg, but has taken the way
TO Russio. He passed through Nor
omberg the 18th inst. at night, from
Stargard to Konipgsberg.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-16

authority to state, that an official let
ter from the Chancellor OF the Exche.
quer to support the house of Mr..
Goldsmith and Co. was received last
night"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-16
THE ARMY.

he baltillon OF Marines cmbody-
ing for service, is in great state Of
forwardness-at present it is under
the commands of Majors Abercrom-
bic and Williams. They viii embark
at Chatham.
There is now little doubt of Lieute-
napt General Brownrigge's going our
as Commander in chief TO India. &c.
neral Hewitt has been in bad health
for the last two years.
BY the last ships from India, ac-
counts were received of Major Nc
Gregor, of the 18th Native Cavalry,
having been killed at Seringapatam,
by being thrown out of gig.
Major bowman, with two compa-
nies ofthe Artillery, is embarking at
Plymouth, with some other reinforce
ments, for Lord Wellington's army.
The Honorable General Colyille has
sailed with the Gordon Highlandsrs,
TO join Lord Wellington's army -,
Three French Generals, about 100
officers, and many privates, Trench
prisoners, have been brought from Ca
dig to Portsmouth, which make the
number of French prisoners at that
place amount to nearly 10000 men.
Two hundred men of the 9Th Royal
Veteran Battalion have embarked to
reinfordc the garrison of 'Heligolaud.
The Cd battalion sad, Sir John
Moor's favonfite regiment, being now
700 effective men, expect soon to go
on service.
The six aforementioned French
officers, prisoners, who broke their pa
role from 4hame, having been retaken
in London, were conveyed last week
to the prison ships at Chatham, by an
escort of the Guards, and several other
French officers have been retaken on
the coast:
Henry Gdntier, Major of-land for
ces.
Vallery Lorioi, Lieut.. ofland forces.
Fortunee Cersalle, Lieut.. of 'Artif-
lery.
J.C. N Billiard, Lieut.. of the Navy.
Celes.in Kerangoni, Ensign of the
navy.
Am. Hypolite St. Album, Midship-
man.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-16
YARMOUTH, Oct. Q.

This forenoon the Calypso gun brig,
and upwards offorty sail of ships bound
to the Baltic, sailed from these Roads,
wind S. <. fine moderate weather.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-16
STocKHoLM, Sept. 4.

A part Of the great English feet is
yet in the neighbCrhood of Cariscrona,
Were several Of our ships have laid
Up.