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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-06-04
MUSIC.

An o ration on Female Education,
by Jose ph g. Barr. BS
An Grafton on Ambition, by Mr,
chard Biddle. #|
An Grafton on Modern ImprovensS -
in Edu cation, [ironieall BY NIr. Coed
Dulfield.
An Grafton on Character, by NJ. d
eharl c. Wood.
An Grafton on sensiJiiity, ~ NEr. Z {
chard De Butts.
On the Pleasures OF VARIETY, rpoeticalI
by Mr.. Isaac Sn.w,icSi, .ir.
MUSIC.
An Grafton On the Schools of ancient
Greece and Rome, BY Mr.. Eenia,nid
GratZ.
An Grafton on the Fine Arts, BY Mrl
Lyntord Lariner.
An Grafton in defence Of DuelIing, ril
ronicall by Mr.. Samuel b. How.
MUSIC.
An Grafton on the Immortality Of thu
Soul, By Mr.. Thomas K. Calro,.
An Grafton on the Pleasures OF RuraE
Life, by Mr.. Alfred II. DashieI.
An Grafton on the future Prospects a
the United States, by Mr.. Clement l.
Buckley.
MUSIC.
The Comforting OF the Degrees. with
an Address to the Bachelors Of Arts, by
the Provost.
MUSIC.
BENEDICTION.
The Degree Of Bachelor OF Arts was
conferred on Richard BiddIe, ,Josepl, p,
Ensles, Charles =. Fox, Benjamin Graft,
Samuel Il. How, Isaac Snowden, Jun. Ri
chard c. Wood, and Samuel Nyiie, Of
Philadelphia.
Lynford Lartiner, of Philadelphia coun-
ty, Pa.
Clement 4. Buckley, George DuNield,
Samuel Dufield and Thomas VI. Ross, OF
Lancaster county, Pa.
Joseph b. Barr and Robert 3. BellyiIle,
OF Newcastle county, Del.
Alfred Ii. Dasliiell, Of Baltimore, Nd.
Thomas 7. Bennett, Of EastOn, Md. Ri
chard DE Bats, Of Mount WcIby, Prince
Georges county, Md. Thomas X. Carroll
and r. Henry Radcliffe, Of Somerset coun-
ty, Midland on James THshlnan, ofTa:-
bot county, Nd.
The Degree OF Master Of Arts was ron
ferred ON Ale xander Coke, Charlie Coke,
Philemon Dickerson, John H-Gerien,
George Hagner, Edward Insersoi, Samu-
el Mkean, Joseph III. Fkean, John R.
Mitiiln, Thomas z. Pleasanis, David Il.
Sergeant, Jonathan Smith, Robert Smith.
John Swift, and ID. Ritfenhouse Waters,
OF Philadelphia. Joseph Shepperd, Of
Cumberland county, Y. J. and Simon Van
artsdaien, Of Bucks county, Pa.
The degree Of Doctor Of Medicine. was
conferred Oh Thomas {. james. Bachelor
OF Medicine, and Professor Of Midwifery,
in the University Of Pennsylvania, and On
Elias v. Napier, Of K.
., And ,hs 3hs dfs Den or a, The Manu- s"
of Dickinson College, ca vii, e n,sa,e
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-06-04
fFrom the Louisiana Gazette.
The Countru on the Columbia.

III
waters a greater extent OF country than
any river in America. From its n0thern
source. 10 the head of MulinOmack. is
not less than fifteen hundred miles in
direct line. This country is on much
larger scale, than the tract east OF the
Allegheny mountains, and IN fertility OF
soil much superior. About Go miles from
the coasts there IS range OF mountains
which for a long distance prevents the
Columbia from entering the ocean; and
when il breaks through the most dread
fui rapids arc formed. Its principal braR-
ehes are,
Rocky River,
I4ewiS's River,
ko0s-kOoS-kec,
hiultnomack.
This last discovered By Lewis ant, Clark
On their ascending the Columbia. lis
mouth being concealed by an island en-
their descending. It is a noble river,
AID enters tie Columbia. about 60 miles
from the sea It is said TO be navigable
to point. from whence the mountains can
be crossed with great ease, and a portage
only Of four or five days journey at navi-
cable point on the western branch OF the
Roche Jaime. Tie Island at the mouth
oCthe Nu?tuomack, is said to be adnlira-
bly, adapted 10 the purposes of colonial
ton. 1t contains about 10000 acres Of
excellent land. first rate man OF war
could ride round any part Of it, While ii
il admirably susceptible OF tortifcation.
The Indians on the Columbia are ex-
tremelv nunlerous,* though not entirely
exempt from the small pox; and are peace
able and inofensiye, with the exception
Of che nation low down on tie river.
There are so many particular respect
ing this Interesting country. that could
not 90 into detail, without infringing up
on the plan Of these curSorr sketches-
wait with inpatience Tor the appearance
of1bar important work. IeNis and Clark 5
tour 10 the Pacific. These hints can 90
little more tran give an idea Of the mag
nitude Of the subject.
For the foregoing particulars. the Wri-
ter claims TO merit to himself; he is prin-
e;paliy indebted for his information to
general Clark. by whom he was permitted
to have free access TO such papers or maps
Is he had in his possession.
General Clara: IN forms me not less than
$4,000 S0ulS.
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Communicated for The Fed. Gazette.
Extract of q letter dated the 1ith April,
from one of the most respectable houses
in London.
g! hope YOU will not ship one hid. of
toiacco to this market until you know the
continent is open TO US. advise YOU not ;
If yau do, Won must make your consign-
ment to another house. as will not re-
ceive it, unless accompanied by bill OF
exchange for the freight and cha-sses. |
see no prospect of reaiising as much on
the tobacco from sales as viii pay the ex-
pences. We now have in England, Ire
land and Scotland upwards of 200 hogs
heads of tobacco, Of all sorts-Do not be
led into temptation to ship the finer sorts
under an expectation Of realisins profit !:
for bit few lhds. satisfy the demand !;
and there are already more Of the finer
kinds than can be sold. There never was
a time like the present, and i fear there
never viii again be demand for Mary
land tobacco, TO make it an object for
shipments. Why do your planters CONT
nue to make it ard yet it is more extra
ordinary that YOU merchants continue 10
ship ii this way under such circumstances.
Il were much better for you TO keep il
in your warehouses, and most sincerely
wish You had all that YOU have consigned
to me back in America-therc it may be
worth something; but here ii is worth no.
thing
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-06-04

Much we fear, that while we are pre-
seribins for the desperate ma!adies OF the
sbellicerents. we are, like quack Doctors,
dealing out the same medicine to patients
whose diseases require very different sp-
pficatiOns.
Standing as we apparently do in our
nreseut relations with France, its EmPe-
ror must conclude chat we are willing to
sacrifice some portion Of national ho
nor for the restoration Of such part OF The
property he wfong:;IIy holds as he may
graciousiy be pleased to return-tliat III
proportion TO what he retains will De his
claim to oar gratitude; and that, while
he holds us thus by the very nose OF cur
Submissive ayariee he may regulate at
pleasure.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-07-05

6y afaea:'iss IN ei,srp i.,dce s-ier, fAeye
aoas n'osf danslc'' a french officer ordered
nm 20 surrender BIZ he scas fn,me ely
Shof Hcs2n by Portug.ese d,0soo0:
The Sf,antsh generals Ccsfanos, Blake;
Sa'trsfe'es, and .Nendnabof soere hreSenf
az hrs memorable 6aAie, and 6ehaved er-
srcnseiy sscH.
The enemy'S Jorccs amounted 10 no less
than IS, GOO men. inciudins or 4.OCo horse.
Tie enemy had generals kiUed and 3
T,onnded (; anlonS The former are generals
Ehh'n ana Gazan. On our SIDE sye had
general Houshsos; killed and Stewart and
Coie Tyounded
II. s. Ne haze inst received jrom- .9itue-
ro fhe joHo.inS nesvS: The enemy btsay.
ms refrest last night, Tie 7lh insf.; az, ar.
my marched 10 attack him in lie rear. BIZ
ne de serfers soe learn tie enemy had also
four CoioneiS ktHcd.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-07-05
CHARLESTON, June c6. o.
LITE md HIGHL Y import, NJ
NEWS FROM SPAIN.

Just as the South Carolina, in % ,avs
from lene'iite, was getting under way, a
despatch boat arrived at Teneriffe from
Cadiz, with an official Gazette, con airing
the details OF a MOST BLOODY AND pEcI-
SlVE BATTLE, fought on the 10TH Nav.
near Seville, in Spain. by the, Allied Eng.
lish Portuguese and Spanish armies, under
the Command of Marshal BEREsEoRD and
the whole body the French, troops com.
Piiaing the divisions of SouLT, MoRrIER.
NC underline immediate command 6: the
foI mel, The battle is represented 70 have
oeen Goth sanguinary x decisive: the French
army was completely cut up and dispe sed,
with the loss OF 1000 men killed; and the
"A lied armyls stared to have lost about he
same number OF men, besides IA tis Id off
GERS.
portuguese regiment which had been
raised IN the Canary Islands, had distin-
guisht ltsei! III very conspicuous manner.
and a though IL had suff REQ very severely,
" their patriotism and c"ura ge had Unused
the greatest JOY at Ieneriffc.-WLile he
oouth-larotna was under way. general
saiute rom ali the batteries was fired, in
consequence OF he news OF lne victory over
the renCh.--Tbese verbal accounts are
furnished US by Capt. SINGLETON. a mas
senser IN the South Carolina, who saw he
oiicia' Gazette, ou' as u able Is, Oh in
{ py OF 1t, as 1t was sent off in,m, a, te-
TO me Governor 1t IS believe, hat,
Marshal Berrsford had bul abcns or 1000
hf1'i n troops under his command, he re-
hhaihoer OF his army was CONT osed Of Por-
'uguese and Spanlards.
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Translated for fhe Herald.1
LISBON, Nav 90. 1911

From authentic letters received yester-
day from the arn,y OF Es,remadura, we
learn that the battle OF Albutra was a. gre at.
victory Notwithstanding that it COS, us
dear The French lost from - t, IS eco
men, and abandoned the heid Of battle, lea
wing Oh, it the killed and wounded. The
allies lost from To 5000 men. he three
allied nations behaved very heroicaily, and
had an equal share both in The gIor,. and
In me loss, Win respect to the kiiledand
wounded, and the other circumstances of
TINS memorable battle, We recommend our
readers TO wait for the official account for
there is always some difference in the ac-
coants of letters, however authentic they
may be.
Ihe following Telegraphic advice has
been received, dated MAY 10.
ELvAs. / O'Clock.
Day before YESTERDAY, az night. the ene-
my began his retreat Yeste rt,ay morning
our army set off in pursui OF the enemy -
In The battle OF the l6tk, the 'enem l. d
three Generals killed and three wounded.
among the killed are RUPIN auo GA
IAN.
,tos ELvAs, 8 o'clock.
Lord Wellington has arrived
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NoRFofk, Jsly 1.
LdIE from LISBON.

Fl ~
On FRIDAY last arrived here the fast sail
ing snip Georgiana. capt. Chamberlain, il
30 days from Lisbon Captain G.. politely
favored us with Lisbon papers up to the
18th May; and in addition to the accounts
translated from them, Informs Us. that a
battle commenced on the 10Th of May De
tween the French army, under SOUR, ant.
the Anglo Portuguese and Spanish under
Marshal BEREsFoRD, at Alberta, within ID
or Is miles OF Badajos. and after most des-
perate and sangUiuary baltlc which cont
nued for three days, the former was repul-
sed. and compelled to re,reat, having lost
upwards If 10000 killed and wounded, and
two Generals hat the combined xrmie,
loss amounted to about 10 OOO--one Gener. /
and q number of Other Ulcers. OF the
British there were only 500 engaged, and
n was report Il that out Of these alone there
were 1000 killetl.---One regiment. the
bUFFs, was nearly al killed, and of IA Pc
iish regiment in the French service. not a
man WAS teft.-Beresford was during the
action made prisoner. but released by the
bravery of Portuguese soldier. The
French had about Is 600 men in the engage
ment and the combiaed army consisted of
about $4,000.
IN their retreat they lost 400 n7ea-
Tie British fo,k Possession Of this stro,,
fortress.
The Spanish patriots ware generally sue
cessfull, and were expeIiing the Preach
from man strong positions Figueras
was taken by them early in May bl sur
prise, and 800 prisoners made, with about
HOO pieces of cannon, &c. &c. Barcelona
was expected to fall into the hands ot the
patriots in few day. King JosEy
was scampering for France, but obliged
to return to Madrid. fnding ). Patriots RI
sing in every direction to oppose his re-
treat
u NE haze been handed many letters,
gtving accounts cf he bloody 6atfke Of M
tsira; they all differ in their statements i!
craid.
The bayoaet and the sabre were chiefly
used! Inc force with which Marsha al Be.
resford marched TO meet The French. is
stated to have been IS 900 men; OF which
number, $500 are said 10 ave rieen B,i
tish, 10 600 Portuguese, and $500 Spanish.
the Remainder of his army was left q
keep the garrison of Badajoz from sailing
out
The latest letter which we have seen.
states thar NJ arshall Beresford had resum
ed he s'ege or Badajoz i'll person, and thai
Soul Continued his retreat towards Seville.
The arm! ~ oout Consisted OF his ow II corDs.
and that OF SeCastIani, which had been drawn
from Grenada. The latest accounts rom
the army stated thai Soult had reached San
ia Otiala, which by the map appears 10 be
about halt way between Albueya & Seville.
Wellington is said to have gone IN pur-
sui of him.
Ledger.
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LATEST FROM CApIz.

The slip Ohio, Pratt, sailed from C,sd;, -,
the l2tlI OF May. BY her we Learn. maj I'M. H.
sence had just reached the Spanish Co,tes
from the Spanish Minister in ST. petersburs
that Russia bad declared war against prancss
ana that the Russians had commenced bostila
operations.
We further learn, that great rejocines had
.sken place ~ CadIz, and on board the heet n
the harbor, IN consequence OF the combined ar
mics having taken fgueras Zone Of the Kevs :,
'ne passes near Barc0io0s) with 1900 Frsnct
PRISONERS. and one million OF property.
The siege oi Cadlz was still continued.
Accounts much later received IN England
do no. mehsion the Declaration Of war BY Rus
sis.J-M 4. Paper.
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CATALONIA.

CGle'af account Of the cahtu'e of Figueras.
CADIZ NAV Z.
The General in Chief of he firs. corps of
the army, has addressed the Cnuacii III Re
gency the following Ofiicisi Despatch, dat
ed The 18th Of Apri
Most Serene SirS,
l have the homer and inexpressible plea
sure OF announcing t. Your Highnesses. II at
the ioi of ST. Fernando de Fieueras.
mas heen reccnQueied for cur King and
Lord, FSrdinaud the VIIri. The enclosed
letter will infurn your Hghness of the gal
lant corps who Rave achieved, the important
success.
The place was taken by surprise, anun-
dertaking which has been snme time in con
temptation, and for the execution of which
i had selected the division of Ampurdan.
uncer the command Of brigadier gen. Don
John Antonio Martinez.
! have not in my power to announce to
your hlghness, hat the same success has at
tended an expedition had planned against
Barcelona. notwithstanding my soldiers had
: reached the scarp of The walls OF fort Mon
Jul but Fignerasis a place of tnuch great
er importance as military position
send lieut.. col. Chacon. TO Congratulate
your highnsss upon this glorious event at the
same time to make you acquainted with the
general enthusiasm, which prevails in the
army OF this province, and which augurs
new triumphs to our arms.
(Signed) .st4 - ,,
MARQUIS DE CAMPOVERDE.
Here follows the letter OF Brisadier
1Narlines, which only states the act with,
out giving any details of intsrestl
Return of the prisoners, stores, and arti
cles taken in Figueras-8O0 soldiers. inclu
ding officers, 100 horses, HOO pieces of ar
tillery, three thousand sheep, 500 large
cattle, 1000 knapsnacks, $1,000 muskets,
$500 grea' coats, 10000 suits OF cIoaths, so,
900 pair OF shoes, 5000 pounds of silver IN
bullion & table plate IS 00Olbs. Gold in BULL
on and jewellery, 1000 silver church vessels,
5000 pounds of Spanish dollars, and three
thousand watches.
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TO be rented, or leased for a snort : r,o &c
- years, the we'll known seat REI.vE-
DEKE. The situation is beautiful g. NC n, sl,hv
UT IS confidently believed) as any spot IN he
Vicihty OF Richmond 1t is distant abou one
mile from the Capitol and possesses many local
saSa"ageS- ne dwelling house is large and
IT, ~ ana tne yard and garden extensive.
10 L nant who will take proper care ~ liz
es'soifShment' the terms will be made very easv.
POSSESSION VIII be given in the course of The
month of Nov ''e
re subscriber wishes also to let for ten vvars
tne feiu opposite TO Mr.. Craham's and Mr.,
% Den properly bordering on the Westfan road i.
twenty acres, to suit the Leasers---AnnIv 10
Mrs. "pPy w
MARGARET HARVIE.
at BeIvede,c, or TO
F.. J. HARYIE
'' % WOW
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LONDON May IL.

LONDON, May IL.
War between America and Great Bri
tain was much talked of yesterday, chiefly
in consequence OF the intelligence received
by the Lady Ardbella packet from lam aica,
supporting that the American government
Mad encouraged the building Of French pri-
vateers to great extent in their docks,
for the purpose ofcruizing against the Brl-
fish shipping in the West-Indies.
f2avang!
Similar information reached this country
some time ago directly from America, but
was then little credited the account, how
ever, is now rendered more deserving OF
attention, by the report of the Mariner, OF
Liverpool, which arrived at Jamaica, on the
Sd of March. On her passage 10 leagues
TO the eastward of Deseada, she was boar
ded by the Charybdis brig of war, and was
Informed. that five heavy privateers, man
ned with Frenchmen, and most of them
carrying 90 guns, equipped in American
ports, were cruizing in that latitude, and
that several vessels of war we're on the look
out Tor them.-( Izuang
May 10.
Yesterday letters were received, via Var.
mouth, from the Baltic, announcing the ar
rival otoir James Saumarez with the Bri-
tIsh squadron IN that sea. The inhabitants
OF Sweden and Denmark, though prepared
for this event, appeared TO have Caught the
alarm, aad been apprehensive of an attack
Immediately on our squadron anchoring off
Gottenburgh, count Won Essen, the cover
nor, directed the batteries TO be manned
the troops to line the coast, aud every at.
. tempt At landing to be repealed neasnre.
ere also taken to guard the ships of war
a. %H"eeens, and the cargocs Of the de-
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MARGARET HARvIE.
July s.

Il LII persons are hereby notified that .,all
=. a on tle %V'h DAY OF July next, lay my adj
mdlslration account (beiore III, cornmiss;one
OF the estate Of Thomss Bowles. deed for ser
tiemeDt, at Edmund TaJlor's Tavern. and sIso
my aomlnIstrsiion OF tbe estate Of len mo
bo"tes decd at the same time snd niace. q "a
S n we adnii'slFa!'on of the ests,e Of 1hos.
Do"ies' uec q ny jeremiah Bowie, deo's. at
the same time end place. Thercfore al ,er.
sons psYng Claims againsl ei,heroftLe oresa;d
estates are requested to have hem there on lis
aforesaid das, well auu snt ca ted as ptoo,s,n,,
may be made for their discb,rge, o,berwis. LID.
notice VIII be plead IN bar against III such - &c
not there or that day AM All tersons I'M. he
ed to Inc aforesaid estates are ansin sol;",,aJ
70 make 'mn'e d'ate payment as no further irduI.
Hsnce can De gwen Should any person fail ma,
slng immediate ajmsnt, after this notice tn~.S
'tsloiy will not blame me FOR using cosr.,' :,
. ans 10 compel th.m. ''S
THOMAo BoWLES. <.n,
THOMAS BoWLgs, 4 ~
l.sA p,..Hr ,alsp 1ge4y. of
iaA& 'E"'"" "7"atsj sss'a'.4
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LIS soN, May II.

Letters from Lord WeIlngton's head
quariers,announce the retreat OF the Frepcn
erny towards Salamanca, defeated on the
90 ana 5'h he enemy suffered severely
some officers ct distinction were wonn,ted IN
our side bat we reserve ourselves for I,orc
WcllIngtons official account of this imuor
tant vic.ory. The ffst Consequence OF wi,ct
VIII be the iaIi of AlmeiJa.*
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ENQUIRER OFFICE. JULY S.

r, hhe Frgstes President. Com. Rodeeu nd
C"fiea States, Com. Deer ;ur ar Zig Acsus.
capt. Law ence, went 10 sea liz m Ssnu, Book-
on Zoth June, at neon.--lhe Essex and lie Mi !.
lef'f' WITH the two ministers, arrived at Annap-
Oils, on last Saturday molrung.
u We DO not foster many hopes IF euccess
rom Mr.: rs mission---,is powers gre so;a To
DE very Hnnited--indeed % { letters fr,i Enp-
,and say, that he is 10 drnlnd as a e,elininayy.
'he revocation of our Nou Importation law.
Page N'' Jul iasL
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LISBON. May %.
ETtroct Of a letter ./rom Elias, dated
Mau 49,

CIETo0 or q fetfer /rOm E(UaS, dated
Nay 49,.
a" Day before yesterday Enie after
8 o'clock, Souh attacked our army, com
posed ofthe Hnglo- Porfugnese and Shanish
frOohs, hosted at the bridge Of Aibuera ;lhe
attack commenced on the right. zuhere me
Shdnish froofiS 7Uere stationed, quho sustain. d.
I'd IL bravety but as me enemy continued
20 Sendfresh troohs against that hoint the
ManiardS 70ere reinJorced by Gen. COle's
diUssion, (Which came from me camh before
BdGgJos and, fhuS reinforced, Mey reaui-
sed the enemy, end maintained their hoSi
ion. SeUeraf other attacks of'injanfry more
or less vigorous. and some charges If caU
ally we're Gflerwards made along tho zohoie
Tine our the enemy qvas reInised in eUery
d recnon with great loss, md qUas at last
Icomf'eled.fo refreat 10 qJood, on The oIher
eide offhe river of ai6uera. 7vhere Megarf
at present, ofler hopfng a6and0ncd the ,feld
| fbatHe, and number ofwounded.
/ Hts suhh6sed that RE Ioss oFihe ene1p
amounts TO about 1000 men in killed ana
1poanded bnt fen Prisoners qoere TAKEN as
lMey fought on 10Th sides nth eat/ury
1ur loss So1s abom 1000 men in killed anu
tSoounded.
! His EgceHeney Ala,shaL Beres/ord, qohc
fcou'manded in chicf .ShozVed his great 7gh
sary tss5ss3 and tie exRacr9insry sg!er
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europe.

PHILADELPHIA, June %.
Yesterday arrived at this port, the ship
UNITED STATES, captain Hamilton, in IS
days from London. Sailed from the Downs,
18th ult.
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The Freu:b blzw ~ DC Fertilization
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BY gentleman from Moble we are inform
ed, that twenty FIVE additional troops had
arrived there from Pensacola, and that there
were numher more on their way. And
that Lieut.. Col. Colel, is appointed Com
inandant of Mobile, in the place of Cant.
Perez, Chronicle.
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The British frigate Melampus, and her prize
the brig Tam sahmaah, were 80 miles from. the
Hook OH "Wednesday evening They were out
OF sight of the Hook yesterday r.,orning.