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NATCHEZ, No. 5.

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A gentleman fromWvs, Florida, inorus
us tina, called meeting Of the Cnnven,,on
was held On the "a Tit. =, which il is pre-
sumed the new consti,u len was adopted, ae
verbal intelligence was received in New te~
lciana, that All election tor senators and re-
prssen:a!ives was 10 take place On the aOtE2
inst.
Our informant saw letter from mem"
Der Of the convention, s;a,irf that lerte@
dated Pensacola. October 90, TO a gentle"
man in NvwOrieans (Which had beer
communicated to he conventional contains
in substance what follows That governo-
Fo!ch had intended an ex tdition asainsG
Baton Rouge; for which purpose he haG
pressed many vessels in port, for trans
ports. and laid general embargo bu. or
hearing of the success Of - Pitch!a ex2es
dition. and that the refractory had takrr
the oath of fidelity to the new governing 81,
he had abandoned his design, and sent {.
dispatch boat TO the HAVANA, Cox rein
forcemtrts.
We are assured, says an Orleans paper
tina. the governor Of Pensacola (Fo!ch) is
marching Tor Bayou Sara and Baton Rouge
at the head of the troops which could be
collected at the seat of his government
The Choctaws and 1a'apouches have tak.n
up arms, and ragged themselves under his
banners. We iearnby person of veraci,g
that the militia of the opposite shore OF tbs
Lakes have received orders to hold shcnse
sclyts in readiness "a march
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Then demanded surrender of,he &.
which WAS .reiused and therefore De-.
mined TO sit."pt setting fire 10 Ii. vs,
advancing. ter this purpose to reco,no os
but scarcely had :'etspesd to the ,;c,;,
y hen / was wound. lzy muskct h.u
Il e RICH, l.g. Upcn tits a b, dy eflCo !,
faulry and 80 cavali =. advanced h,n ;,
side OF Tbnnsla 10 assist those in Ri.
but were at,at ked by HE Is S, -, unde, H.,
gadier Sanju.n, when ths cavalry fled -
wards Gerona, Abandoning the ntan,ry wi.
were made prisoners Without firing sho,
The same division took also convoy win,
some cattle ard other rro:sioEs, ms.na
prisoners ,!,e small es.trt VITO condu,,,d
il.
Next day, again d, mardirg surrender
| aecedrd in o,der 10 avoid IN efusion Of
blood, to terms Of capi,ula,ion, by which
they should remain prisonr,s at war, march.
ing out with military konors, the soldiers
retaining their krapsacks, & Grn. Schwar;z
and his cGicers their swoids and bspcao,,
The surrender WAS carried INTO exrcu,irn
on the mofning OF the Il n, hcre bcice
made prisoners 81 war ESQ mrn besid,s
General Schwartz, cdonel aud a. fl.
GERS, who On The no. nire OF he 18th var
marched out to be ,niba, kee at Sun FeEt
Gu xois.
The account OF the successful attacks on
Palamos and San Fslin is .contane d Ia Tic
letters which accompany this despatch.
The r~salt of The total loss oil The emmy
il these Affairs is one general Ct brigade,
coonrls, So officers, and 1888 soldiers
made prisoners /; IS pieces oil artillery uf
various caior-s. among .vhicl are ont mur.
tar and a how!tzcr; 4 great plumber e
musksts, sabrrs, tartouh boxes and am.
munition, a great quantity 0! wheat ani
cattle, with other etircls, besides 200 alllsti;
and wouue.ed.
THE letter concludes with bestowing
warm praises ON the conduct ct the .ro2 ps
AID officers engaged as we'll a. on Capt:
Fame, commander of the Cambrlan In,
gaze.
(Signcd)
ENRIQUE c DONNEL.
Tarragoua, Sept. -.
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Alexander Moore, Reg.
This is to give notice, that the

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.,hecrihgr. &c Alexandria county. in The dis
tr;-. &C (tsoluinaia. has obtained from the Or
r,sn's eorrt Of. Alexandria county letters of
ea.n;rsst~-tion on the estate of Geo. Slacum,
I..e oe the ~|,urty last mentioned, deceased
Al, Tersops ilavinw claims assinst the said de-,
ceased. are hereby warned n exhibit the
.are with TIC vouchers thereof, TO the sub
.rr;her. m 6r before the Gath day Of April
newt: or,.hsv naav nv law he evc'uaet' from
AZ, h.-eit 70 slid estate anlfiiose Indebted
"a cid est.te arc required to make immedi-
..c -.~,aest Civ~rrnder nv hand this Oath
day of October 1870
lane Harriet S!aeum,
sdrain;,tratrix of George Slacum
CrtobersseA. eosv. s
80 prnt;nr n al IFS hrarch-
.es neatly executed at this Office.
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Latell Details from the EAT Of Spain.

CATALONIA, Sept. 20.
Letter from Grnsral Cd mel to the Pre-.
sident of the Junta.
Most Excellent Sir,
Fhr movtmrn MT which the army of mar.
shall Macdonald made towards the town of
Cesvera acqu? n,ed nc that his object was
to place himself in central point OF ob.er-
va:ion, which might cover the ops ratons Of
that of Suchee, which was placed against
Tortosa, 70 thresteo by his rear guard the
line of the Llobrcsot, and, at the same
time, to occupy an extent Of country which
might afford him subsistence.
The kind of warfare which it suited us
TO carry on had determined me to attack all
the posts which the enemy had left In the
rear, and which, from our distance from
their positions he considered se:ur- from
surprze and IN consequence OF whatever
might result, to foiiow up my operations,
not losing any opportunity which might oc-
cur of obtaining the smallest advantage over
the enemy; and in order to carry into effect
this plan, ordered for embarka,ion at this
port several pieces Of artillery, ammunition,
ed by his Britannia majes,y's trlgate the
Cambrian, four leluccas, and Spanish fri
gate the Diana, which might be united in
their cruising ground off BARGE Iona.
The indicated movement of the enemy
upon the Cervera, SO far from inducing me
to change this plan, put it in my power to
carry it into more advantageous execution
and ordered that the corps Of infantry at
Tarraeona, Illibria, Averica, Corona, ard
Arragon, and the Spanish hussars, with the
drseoons of Newmantia, under the CON-
maud Of marshal the marquis de Campo
Verde, sould march upon Villa Franco, for
which point set out from the fortress Of
Tarragona on the 9th inst. placing myself
at the head Of the above division.
There the general details a variety of pre-
Eminary marches of his troops, among
which were his sending off part OF his
force under col. Honorata de Fleores, for
the attack Of San Felio de Guixols and Pa.
lamos, while he himself resolved to attack
gen. Schwartz, who was posted at Bisba!.
Scarcely had presented myself in front
Of Bisbal, when ordered breatlier Don
Jose Saniuan to seize with the cavalry all
the avenues to the town, to prevent them
from salying forth this movement was
executed with incredible activity, so that in
less than ten minutes all the points were
seized. The infantry, without regarding
the number of the enemy, penetrated i'm
media.eIy into the town, and fired from
different parts on an ancient fortress, to
which the enemy had retreated. During
thi. several parties Of curiassiers, who were
pa,rolirg outside the town, were all cut off
by our cavalry, who behaved with the VT.
most yalor.
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Orphans Court,

Alexnnlr;a, cc7auta, Gctober Term, 1910.
Orelsrel I. That the adndinistratrix of Geo
S,,cv,-,, deceased. do insert the following az
yer,iseyrenf three ,imes in each week for s
weeks 5, the alexan ria Daily Gazette,
Teste.
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Go Cabinet Warehouse.
3. ADA MSON.

Y ESPECTFtLLY informs ile r,:tl;c,
IN that he continues to carry on the t.abi-
net ma king business a. his CID stand on Roy
al street, opposite the market, near = yoc k's
tavern. and has on hand handsoipe ASSERT
ment Of Articles in his line MANUAL ,-.rcc in
the best and most fashionable slile, which he
will sell very low for cash or on q short cree
dit.
December 6. 2tawsts
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2. DUNBAR & co.

2. DUNBAR & co.
Lave landing trim .Schooner EGznbeihs
20 bolts Ravens Duck
bale Russi, Crash
| case Nutmcgs
IN STORE,
IS hogsheads New Tingland Rcra
50 boxes mould and flipt Canniss
1000 lbs. Coilcc
bale Bcerboon Gurrahs
do. Mamooaies
l case Straw Bonnets \
Sd, and I'D. Cut Nails, SIC.
December Is. eo5s
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REMOVAL.
The Progyessive Lombauy,

HAk l. KLf1D LII iH.Ih unn4NEkN
AND GROCERY STORE PROM No. IL,
TO THEIR STORE. 81. LoNC-N HARP,
formerly oceo pied by the late Mr. Uood,sard,
UAere they c6er tor sate reiy accommodating fsrms
for ca'h or afpToued credhf pery general and
ertensive assortment ef Gk OCERlES,
- 0r,org 1ehaoA ore
TEN hhds. 81 proof 81, Croix KUN.
i S pipes Gin;
10 hhds Molasscs:
S chests C5upoy Tcas
IS do. Souchong, do.
Is do. Bohea, do
~ boxes Brown Sugar,
10 do. White, do.
20 80 Raisins
90 do. Chocolate
%. do. Soap;
Is Kegs Ginger,
10 Crates Crockery wares
. 20 Bushels white Beznst
5000 Bushels Exuma, Turks-fsland, Liverpool
and Bonavista, Salt.
JUST RECETgED-
50 bbIs. fresh superfne acur Of the most approved
inspection.
A Constant supply Of Rye, and Indian Corn |;
do. do Rye and indian Mesl,
Whole sak c.d resai! at the io~esf eash prices.
WILLIAM COGGESHALL, jun. .igenf
Nswsort. June IT,
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New Stationary Office.
JOSIAH c. SHAW.

JOSIAH {. SHAW,
INFORMS the pubick in general, and his friends
in pa ticuiar, that he has opened small assor.
ment of The most approved STATIONARY, COM
prisng, among other, the following articles, viz.
Paper--fooiscap, pot, ietier, gil, aud black
edged, of the various descriptions;
QuilIs, from IS 20 25 cents per bunchj
Pocket Books, from S5 to S4 each
PenknveS, all ss sortmenti
Backgammon Tab,es;
Scales and Dlyiders;
Ink Stands, sealing Wax;
SAND Bo:cs, Waters, ink in Cakes and Powder;
. SHAVING sop;
Black L. ad Pencils, &C. &c. &C.
Besides variety ofart les TOO numerous TO mention
also, FOR 81 IL,
The Genuine Engh.h Permanent Ink, for MARKING
Lmen, ma constan, supply of ths celebrated lhiec
si, netaiCk Steel Prns-aii hch viii be sold at the
Boston reta'iiug prces--LALL AND SEE.
Exchange and LoCtery OmcDl
No. llS, Than.os-Strect,
Newport, Apn! 10th, ioivO
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Looking Glass Plates, Jesvehy, sc.
NICHOLAS GEFFROy, inform

NICHOLAS GEFFROY, informs
4 Y his Customers and Friends, that he has just
received from the manufactures in Europe,
sertment of fLOOKING-GLASS PLATES, as former
N which will be ready for sale in few days,as
they can be fitted in frames.
.4iso hand-
A complete assortment of Cutlery Tea
Pots Pocket-Books Suspenders Gold Lace; brass
Handirons, Shovels and Tongs Windsor Soap
Starch Hair-Powder warranted waterproof Liquid
Backing Scotch and Maccoboy Snuif-and many
other articles, too numerous 10 particularize
The Watch Repairing Business is carried
on usual.--Also manufactures Silver and Gold
Work, and Jewery, in the highest perfection Fila
gree and Pearl Work. Hair Work--Elastick, differ.
eat shapes, round, octagon, and fiat lace shapes.
The highest price given for old Gold and Silver,
agreeable to its standard.
He thanks his friends for their custom-and vii
sell those articles at vey small advance.
Ne1vbort, JAN "a, 1910.
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CALL AND SEE.


JOSIAa {. SHAW
IL \SJus, lccrited, aud oier, ior sale
l. l. Oh the most liberal terms 1T his new Station.
ary Office, No. las, Thapes-street,
coihp,e hna e,cSan' Assortment OF
Legal, Commercial and Notarial Blanks, printed Oh
supeiiour Paper, and the h,st style oftEe Printing
Art-among which arc The following, VIZ:
Deeds, IL lis OF Sale.
Powers Of Attorney, Shipping Papers,
Declarations on p,,mis- Coasers' Manstesis,
sary Notes, Bank Checks on the
DO. on Book Accounts, Banks in .Newport,
Indenures, Bills OF Exchange,
Bills of Lading, Seaman's Journals, &c.
.3kso--JIst received an Assortment Of Penkhives
of various prices, from rs to loo cents. STATION
AIRY as usual.
Managers Lists Of The for,u unate Numbers in the
7th Class OF Hatfield Bridge Lo4e'y, may be seen q,
this Office.
Erch0nge and Lottery 0Eee,} r,,,.oz
NO Iol ihI'nss -sfret,
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FOR SHLE,

Two good mich cows, and Oh
L CHAIsE, with the harness, the property OF
Be.iarrs H,l6er, deceased Any person wishing e.
purchase either Of the above, may apply to the sub
scrib<r, at his store, No. Is, .fisess, sgn OF tn,
Golden Fish, The late residence Of the deceased
Newport, srpt s.. WILLIAM WIk.LDOB,
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EARL < ALLoiON, anu
LOPEZ, DEXTER & MILES,
OFFER FOR SALE,


THE entire cargo of the ship Laurel,
Il from Tonmngsx, entitled to debeSture, consis-
Of the following articles--vIz -
IL Boxes and Cases Platiilas Royales.
II Boxes brown Hollands
10 Cases and Bales Britarnias.
Is Boxes Creas Ia MorlaiA
"a Boxes Dowlas.
I Box Shrting Linen
Box Arabias.
Box Handkerchiefs.
IS Boxes Rouans.
- Boxes Lestados.
II Cases Estopillas.
4 Cases Casarillos
I Box red Platillas.
1 Box Coutreo.
8 Boxes white Rolls.
- Boxes Osnaburgs.
4 Bales bagging Linena
% Bales Bleytucher.
19 Bales Hceden Linen.
Samples may be seen by applying as above.
Newport. April 4, 1910.
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ALso,--250 VI. Shingles, with quantity Of
Boards and Laths, of the first quality.
0J- The highest price given tor old Copper
Brass, Lead. lror, K Rags.
Newport Jul IS. i6l0
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Black Pepper
Ginger
pinenio
Table Salt
Alexandria} }ILOUR.
& BaltimorS
Wrapping Paper.
Rslslns
Tobacco
Rice
SoAp
Candles
Cheese
Butter
and Meal.
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LOPEL Den x MILES,

OFFER FOR sale,
on FAVOURABLE 7ER.sfS,
156 Bales Prime Upland Cotton,
- Casks Rice,
170 Bbs. Flour,
% Hhds. Tobacco,
30 Butts Lard,
6 Hhds. Hams,
40 Pipes Mason's Gin,
81 81 Bs.s; Ds' %h;,s, Sss"'' Havana SUGARS
III Chests Souchong Tea,
10 DO. Tyson Skin, do.
Do. Hyson, do.
81 DO. Bohea, do.
$4,000 lbs w. l. and Batavia Coffee
....fL SO.......
In addition TO their former supply Of Dry Goods.
2 Cases India Silks. consisting Of Grapes, Lustrings
and Sewing Silks.
200 pieces Blue Nankins,
800 DO. Company Yellow, do.
2 Cases Mems Satin Beaver HATS.
Newport, April 25, 1910.
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HAS FOR SAL K,
On the M 50 rcasonale terms,

On EHc ~ 80 FC0SoNuIc TcrWS,
A QUANTITY ol Ship and Cabir
1 n Bread Alexandrs and New York Flour of
the first quality; Molasscs by the gallon coarse
and blown salt by the tusha Ginger md Pearl
ash by retail .Sis0 Mystick Tyie by the dozen, and
Philadelphia Brick by the hundred Hop, by the
pound sllt by the bushei or smaller quantity,
Wheat Bran b, the bushel Coal by the bushe
Likewise, quantity of Bricks and lyle, made OF
pipe clay, suitable for for Ovens.
Aug. 50, 1909
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The above articles will be sold on reasona
Die trems for cash. Jun9 l3.
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GROCE.klES,
Blu whoiesaIe and retail.

by svhoiesae ana refa9.
IA SON SP X 4 G u f.,
FFERS for sale at the Store ON B0nniste''s-
~ DharE formerly occupied by Messrs, j. & II
CAHooSE,
A &c, Sral assortment OF Groceries
Crockery q Glass Ware, sc SC. consisting Of
Rum Molasses
Gin Cayenne I prpprp
sosn;.s sos"i1s q BRANDY sarsr sGa n,-'1 )
Lisbon Pimento
~: $:;: IS; IS; ::$:s; :::: ::' ......
Porter and Table Salt
York Beer, Sweet Oil
Vinegar Alexandra PIOuR
#; #; e.: wood
Coffee Carolina e }INnIco
Chocolate Flotant
Loaf Powder and Shot
HAVANA | s,,c.>s Wrapping Paper
White sS Dexter Lime
Brown Lamp Oil, &C. &c
The above articles will be sold on reasona-
Ole trems for cash. juno Is.
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GROCERIES,
BY WHOLE&lLE e RET.lIL,
Will M w HIT F

Offers for sale at the store, Long-whcG formerly
occupied BY the Progressive Company, No ii.
A General Assortment OF Grocery, Croekery, and
Glass Ware, Sc.-coNsIsIIsc or
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"ANTED, an apprentice to the
w HouseCarpenter', business. A Lid ofa
Sbout IL 10 years Of age, sustaining good char
scter, may hear Of good situation, where every
proper encouragement will be given, on application
.. the Office Of the Rasxs- Lisad Rspsjheas
opt .,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-09

renewed, every necessary provision mrs be
made, for volunteer force of twenty thou
sand men. to be enlisted for short period,
ant. held in a stete of organization and rca.
diness, for actual service, at the shortest
warning.
submit to the consideration of Congress
moreover. the expectancy of such clusSif
CATION and organization of the militia, as
will best insure prompt and successive aids
from that source, adequate to emergencies,
which may call for them.
1t will rest with them also, to determine
how far further provision may he expedient,
| for putting into actual service. il necessary,
any part of the naval armament not now EN-.
plnyed.
At a period presenting failures in the
! conduct OF foreign powers towards the Uni
ted States, which impose on them the neces-
sity of precautionary measures involving
| expense. it is a happy consideration that
such is the solid state of the public credit
tina, reliance can he justly placed. on any !e
gal provision that may be made for resor,
ing to it. in convenient form. and to an
adequate amount.
JAMES MADISON.
i To-
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From tie Salem Gazette, Dec. 90.

NEUTRAL CoMMERcE.-In July last, the
Minister for Foreign Affairs of the King Of Ma
pies informed the American Consul, that Ame>
ricsn vessels aud cargoes, with their papers &c.
III order, aud with ciearances direct for the ports
OF the Kingdom Of Naples would be admitted TO
entry. In consequence Of thi; a number of Amc.
rican vessels cleared for EApls., among the rest
The ship Hercules, West, Of ,,,is port. Notwlth-
standing tiis invitation to free tisde, the own
or OF tho Hercules has received - letter from
his correspondents at Leghorn, Of the 15th Oc7
toLer, informing him, that they had received let
tiers from MeSsrs. Degsn SEQ. tn: c1nsignees,
which men;iOS, that Immediately on landing the
cargo, an otd rcaine to the custom house 10 Sc
ques,er IT, and that four other cargoes were in q
similar siiuat;on, although counter declaraii.
on to thst o. July had been n,sde. RIc,srs Dc.
gen * CO. Say, under date of oct g that they
were IN daily expectation Of decrec being is
sued respecting colonial produce but 10 alto.
EATON "ad ieArn place us iate 20 The 8d,. The
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January 4.

JanNdry Z.
The Senate resumed the consideration Of
the bill. making FURTHER hropision for me
corhs Of Engineers, 7vhich on motion of Mr..
German. rvas POSTPONED ill the last Tues-
day in This month.
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IN SENATE.
WEDNESDfr Lun,

WEDNESDAY, Jan. 3.
Mr.. Smith of Maryland. presented a me-
mortal from The directors Of the Union
Bank Of Georgetown. frayiny TO be incor
horated.-Referred 10 Messrs. Brent,
Gregg. Pohe, Smith, Of .Nerv York, and
Bradley.
II message zvas received from the Presi
dent Of the u. States, for qvhich see Wash-
ington head, )Schieh svas referred TO Aessrs
Giies. Pohe. Bradley, Goodrich, Lei6.
Snmter and Gilman.
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Capt. Ninugh arrived on Saturd' " fn'n
CAdiz, winch port he left the 11!h OF Nov. az
which time it was reported the M ,r9uis Wales
ley. was to sail ior England the next day in tne
Donegal that it WAS reported the French ilec
had gnt out ut the Mediterranean that the sni
Factor. Philadelphia hip, anl othe- A ii r.
can vessels had just arrived, and that flour WAS
S 10 per b5l.
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letter from HaVanna, 4 merchant in this
city, dated DEC. 4th states, that thing is yet
decided on the subject of regulating our ira lie.
the order prohibiting the entrance 10 fore, IN.
vessels, with other cargues tnsn boards, &c. is
Nnr, Dcsled, and vessels are daily arriving with
ali sorts OF csryoes, yet they not turned oil.
neither are they permitted to sell, but are kept
IN state ofsuspence, waiting the orders OF the
Spanish gny-rRm. mt and ntcndant.
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Rear Admiral Martin,
r..,.. 1T:

=. 1Captain Inglis,
Rcnown Commodore Durham,
Tigre Capt Haliowel.,
Sultan - Grlffiths,
Leviathan - Harvey,
Cumberland - Woodhouse
g This squadron, during the whole of the 24h,
when " blew very strong, carried so much ssit
as enabled it to yet sight of the enemy from the
deck, q little after four in the afternoon. The
French wercthen pretty close in with their Own
shore, endeaYorng TO get TO the mouth Of the
khone. The night soon approaching, we lost
sight OF the enemy, who, fortunately, was again
seer about 8 O'Clock on the II ornlDe OF the 18th
carrying ail sail TO run into some port to the
westward.
60 The English squadron being now to wind.
ward OF the French, and going nine or ten mics
en- hour, was very close to them, when their Rear
Admiral, IN superb 80 gun ship, and a n
grounded on the shoals over against the town of
Frontignan, which is T.. N l.. OF Cette, 4 or 5
miles distant. and w N. w. Of Montpelier,
ON which il is 10 or 10 niles.-1he other
French iine Of battle ship and irigate, 1.-THE
whole OF their force seen since 25d) grounded on
a reef Of rock near the town of Cttte.
=" TIE French Admraps ships and a u near
him being IN perilous situation, The crews began
70 abandon them very soon after they had struck
ON the sboAl The mizen-mast OF both ships and
The msin-mast of the Is fell over at o'peck and
the otncr ships near Cctte, cyucedf Strong proofs
OF being most steruously injured.
" On the Goth Rear Admiral Martin with the
Renown, Tisre aud Cumberland, stbod toWs;d3
The shoals OF Frontignan to sound This demon
stEstion bad good effect at 7 in the evening
the French Adnira's ship, The obustc, ant taC
Lion ii ncaf him were in G..SJ 8, wh.ch silc,
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On SATURDAY, the 3oth day Of June, in.
staht, viii be 'exposeato sale, On the pre- ;
misses, At'eleven O'Clock, for Approved eh.' :.
'dorsed notes at 80 and 90 days. = :
"A two stosy Bs7sx houss dsd L07S..
situate. lying ard being upon the south side
of Prince stfest and o the westward 'of Uni6H
street, and bounded Is folioweth, 10 Wit o.
Beginning Spon Prince street ~ the yetl&
west corner Of piece Uf grddnd yrsftse ~
George Gilpin to Michssl Madden. 81 tsse,
to the westwmd Of Union stTeet. ard fdnaings
thence &estwardly with Prince stfest 3 bin6s~
ing tRereapoh Sc feet, thence sdh:hwsrdly
with q lins paralIelto Waser ,stttet a. feet &.
inches, thenes edstwirdly with iine parallel
to Prince street 20 feet. thence with s.rsighs
Tine to the beginring 20 fests.Which piece "
ground was sold and esnye,ed by John Ru-
berts, James I.aWrason, ard Philip 6. Mrs.
Keller unto Abel Wnlis, ana 10 The ffehhisss
now in oecuyaiioa Of size Wills, Conveyed
BY said Willis 10 Daniel MacsssAs ln truse
for iceftain purposes therein nstssd; Il
TANIEh M'CEEAM z.ssffe. s
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