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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-03-15
The Subscriber

Will sell his small F AR M on
hunting Creek, Ii immediate appli alton he
made nose inclined to purchase, will APP
ply 10 J. D. Simms, or
James Craik-
March IS. s,,w3w
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Of all the nations which have fallen u,o the
hands Of Bonaparte, none have fallen so easy
prey as the United States. Instead ofresist-
ing his attempts upon our honor and independ-
ence, We have assisted him in subvertine both.
tie has at this moment In his casse triue many
millions OF our property, which he has seized
under pretensions more futile and insulting,
than We're ever set up by naughty robbers be-
fore. He has treated our government with
language that would not be borne by the most
aGlect Of slaves. To all this we have submit
ted; and instead Of making struggle to cause
our rights to be respected, we have Joined this
unprincpled robbcr in his warfare against hu-
mainly; and are about to do all we can to as
sist him in his attempt to obtain universal So
vcreignty.
know, my countrymen, that you will hard
" believe that we are actually reduced to a
state of vassalage; you will not be willing to
think that our rulers could be so weak or so
wicked as to destroy the nation. This is
noble and honorable disposition. You ought
certainly to have confidence in the men you
have placed at the head ofy your affairs but do
not let your confidence and your credulity
Carry YOU too far. Look around you, and see
if what state is not true. The facts are about
to be brought home to your feeling; the day
of distress, to besure, has but commenced
but it is sufficiently felt to make you sensible
of the evils which await you. The non-;nter-
coure is already in operation; commerce must
soon be suspended; or What is worse be car
ried OH by smuggling, And what is all this
for! Why is tho nation thus checked in its
prosperity! Why are the citizens fnom Maine
to Georgia, and from the Atlantic to the Mis-
sis&ippi (tor thus will the distress cxtcnd) to
iccl this mighty calamity Why arc the sour
ccs Of the national revenue to be dried up -
Can any one answer these questions Has u.
Britain been more outrageous in her depreda-
tons On neutral commerce the year past than
France, that we should atm this arrow OF lead
against her Has the emperor treated us bet
ter than usual the past year, that we should
nov Join his standard, and chain ourselves to
his car? My countrymen, these are PLAIN
questions--I wish you to consider them, and
sec il they Can be satisfactorily answered. 1t
they cannot we have reason to suspect that all
is not as il should to be at head ouarters.-N
YORK 4.,etlgg Post.
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Port OF alexandria.

ENTERED,
Ship Commerce, Burnham, Catliz; Ballast;
to Winn Butler, OF Washington.
Ship Sybil, Webb, New York; Beef & Bal
last; to James Keith, Jun.
CLEARED,
Sloop Mary Ann, Smith, Boston; by Lau.
rason & Fowie.
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JOEL BARLOW, Mr.. Madison's new minis
ter to France is represented as man Of fine
taste and genius. Of his poetical talents the
reader may form correct idea, from the Ode
(tor II thus was dignihed) which follows it
was sung at celebration of the fourth Of July
1894, by number of French and american
citizens, and written by Mr.. Barlow--The
Emperor, who is great patron of the fine
arts, will be delighted with our new minister
when he shall know how much Mr.. Barlow adj
mires and respects all the scehtered crew''
N. B. If any good jacobin wishes to Indulge
his vocal powers, we would inform him, that
this ode is to be sung to the very unpopular
tune OF God save the King."-I5!d.
"God save the Gui!lotine,
"Tlll Englands King and Queer,
"Iier power shall prove:
Till each anointed knob
" Affords clipping job,
g Let no vile halter rob
The Guillotine.
"Fame let'thy trumpet sound.
{" Tell all the world around,
"How Cahet fell:
Sand when great Georges poll
Seal In the basket roll,
"Lct Mercy then controul
IS The Guillotine.
Let freedoms flag advance,
" Till all the world like France,
" O'cr tyrant's graves shall dance,
"And peace begln.'
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TIMER, the mu,deyer--lt,s an un cconnta-
bic neglect, that III the newspaper giving the
very circumstantial account of the crime and
ESCAPE of this feion, and expressing wish
that it might be reprinted throughout the U.
States for the purpose Of enabling some to
arrest him, that lie might be brought to justice,
rot thc least description OF his person is givcl,
Tor even his age mentioned. 1t is hoped this
may early meet the eye of the writer OF the &C
count, ard induce him to supply this material
defect, without delay.--N.Y. Ev. Post.
The person referred to in the article above,
WIS unprecedented in this city on the evening
of Tuesday l.,st.--Hc had taken lodgings In a
Sailor boarding house, in North Water street,
and had been seen and recognised by several
persons while walking about the city. A
Young gentleman in North Front street having
repeatedly seen him, mentioned that he believed
him 10 be the person stated to have committed
the murder in n. Carolina. He was taken up,
aud underwent an examination yesterday
morning before Robert Wharton, esq. Mayor.
u the course Of the examination, it appeared
that his person was yet strongly marked with
the rings, bolts, &c. by which he was formerly
confined. He was committed, until some
thing further. could be heard from North
Carolina. Phil. faher.
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Colonel Downie goes out to Portugal, not
with dispatches, but with All official order from
government to Lord Wellington, to supply
him with officers from the army, as he pro-
ceeds Immediately to Spain, with permission
from the Spanish government, to raise a bri-
gade in Spain, Oh the same footing as the Por-
tugucsc army was embodied, to be ofhccrcd
entirely by British o!iic London hat'er.
The marshal of the district of Pennsylvania
has enabled the editor, to give q complete
statement ofthc number ofinhabitants residing
in the state OF Pennsylvania in lslo--tne to-
tai of which is SiO,l63
The enumeration Of 1902 Zoo see
amounted to )
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n new MaTcelluS shall arise IN thee
DRYDEN
Resale and have Just returned from q
ride. on horse back, to our neighbour Mar
tins: and, during the visit, / received a
compliment, so truly pleasing, that IL pour
ed balm into the wounds of which 1 com
planned In my last number, and removed
all their anguish
Mr.. Martin is one of those many unfortu.
nate country men of ours who, with very mo.
derate expectations IN point of fortune. are.
orouShf mn gentlemen; that is, directed i'm
thelr you'h 10 the requirement of no trade
profession or pursuit of honest industry.
but per mt ed, al leas, by the silence and
acquIescence OF their parents, 10 beueves
mat hey are rich enough to live without
the drudBery either Of manual OF mental la.
boz. III consequences have been the same
n r. iati 10 'lIIs good ge tenIan, which
we see, e cry day, 10 flow from the same
wfetched management: He learned to
q ess, to dances o drink, { smoke, to swear.
e. game contracted violent passInn for
tue very rat onal elegant and humane plea
sires ut tn u and he cock pit and wac
long dis nguish d tor the best hors, aud
game-cocks IN the country. Yet he has in
the common curreni of life, kind and friend.
ly mpeT, and ~he he s out OF he regi-
on 81 low debauchery and dissipation. he
mas the pure and engaging manners of Al
gentleman. The force of habit n wev.r
is so strong in him. that he seems to nave
no power to resist the tempt ton either Of
horee race or cock fight and in the in
dulgence OF this master passion of his souI
he has made several very expensive tours
of the Con int at
we are told of a custom which prevail,
ed IN some OF the states Of Europe (Db,Ie-
there were separate and indie ,4endent st,'es
in that devoted quarter of the wo,Id =, ~
nave even their Princes and the h - ar
parent of the sovereignty itself. IN. rnc "a
IN some useful trade or handicrat TIC
object, we are informed, was to provide a.
gainst the caprices of fortune, and nut IN
their hands the means Of an honest sunpor+
IN every emergency that might befaI them
why IS not his sound and sensible policy
adopted by parents in this country ? Az,
we alone, of all the people on earth. ex-
empt from he Tevolu ion IF I rtnne's yybseIO
Or If parents will not adopt thi, saIp,sr,,
regulation, Il tes not the power belong IN o,,,.
Legislature to introduce it? /.
branch Of tina power which authorizes tb.rT,
to provide tor The good morals Of sol ~.
and 70 prevent the INDECENT and vicious 4 ,I,s
communicating or enoumbering the virtnon,
and industrious But 60 return 10 ms, e.,
ny : ''0''
Mr. Martin. by the aid Of 4 good perso,,
good temper and hit gracefully neoiis,,rs
case and happy confdence of manner ,o5ie,,
IRE sad 70 be SO generally plcasisp 10 Inc
TAR, mas been twice a married MN tt;c
hrst wife was beauty Her temper ry,s,
All sweetness md her love for her Husband
= as 'it short Of doaDv -b,
nothing wrong which Contribnt, g. 10 bis MIA
sure /. ana their minu!es aud their money
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IMPORTANT.

The FOLLOWING EvaS received By the shin Or.
leans arrived yesterday from NJ OrEesns
where IL had been reccived by entrees
from Nncogdoche8, and hHbHshed in an
ezra sheer.
NAcoGDocHEs Feb. 4. 1911.
On the 22d uIt. the troops at Bear. capt.
Casas at their head, raised, took Gov, Sal
cedo, the two Herreras and all the Europe
an Spanards that were to be found there
and some others, imprisoned and deposited
all their property until further orders -
Capt. Jeans arrested father Maynos at the
Trinity, the adjutant-inspector, and Don 10
sePh de la Bega, also all their property,
which is deposited. All the provinces of
Coahuila, Biscaya, Monterey, la Colonia, &c.
have revolted, and the European Spaniards
that did not make their escape, taken into
custody, and their properly conf: seated -
ocignOr Bardero has mustered a cOn5idera
Bile force beyond Saltillo, in order to prevent
he insurgents entering his province; but The
moment ne attempted to- attack them. his
~ ops refused. lie underworld to make bis
escape with the European Ulcers of his ar
my, but was soon Overtaken Y his own follow.
ers. nd delivered up to Gen. Yriarte, who
coz mands that division of the Generalissi
mo cure Hdalgos a my, which consist of
several, they say, seven or eight divisions in
different directions, and is supposed to have
Conquered nearly all the kingdom Of Mexi
CO by This time in fact with very little
Exception, they have met with no resis
tanct, but o. the contrary, all received by
he pc pie with acclamations OF joy.
J be grand plan is linden ndence. and tbe
exposition OF he European Spaniards. The
Gcnerali,simo has his head quarters at Sc
laya and Gusnahuato. General Yriarte
was at Monelora and it is expected, will
cone to xar.--Wt will soon know and
,scn VII 'e able % form betteridea what
Autd u Regulations viii take place in this
frontier, &c. In the mean time, Gaaaiana
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baltimore. March 2.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND

The ship Essex, Wngaie, arrived last even
ing, in so days from Liverpool, from which she
sailed on the $50 Jan The latest paper we
have seen is the London Morning Chronicle, of
Jan. 18Th 1t is chiefly occupied oy tie Parlia-
mentary debates. The Prince of w ales was re.
gent. but had as yet performed no official act
a vessel belonging To lieutenant governor GRAY,
of Massachusetts, it said, bound dlrec
rom America for Morlaix had been carried in
TO Morlaix by a French privateer
Three ships had arrived il England from the
French coast, by one of which letter had been
received which stated that Bpnuparte had said
to his Foreign Minister, thnt Am.rca should
take part on one side or the OF, er in the Euro
pe an dispute, and that he was Indifferent, whe.
Their she sided W tn France or England r. Snuff :
j Business had experienced great stagnaiIuA
at Liverpool.
The Morning Chronicle augurs, that he ru
INQUIRED note of Marquis Wellesley to Mr. Pink
ney, was of an unfavprable nature, from tii,.
circumstance of Mr. Pinkney's intention to re-
turn in the Essex frigate.
or Dispatches from Mr. Pnkney of late
date were brought by the Essex.
In the London Morning Chronicle of Ian
II, Mr. Forbes formally cOntradcts the report
u nsvIng said any thing about the French de
crees.
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PROCLAMATION,
Intended to be hu6hshed in the name Of
NdfoEeoH.

Intended to be fu6hShed in The name Of
NahoEeon.
"PEoPLE OF oPAIN.-Inhabitant of the
Ranks of the Eoro the Guadalquivir, The
Tagus the Douro and the Guadiana our
King, my August brother, has impIored my
power to assist YOU. / had already deter
mined to abandon you to injustice, to ana,-
civ and to your passions. had already re-
solved 10 consent 10 your destruction and
ruin, seeing how excessively anxious you
were to become the victims of English per
tidy. ] had turned my eyes from you, and
] no longer considered spain as having po
litcal existence.
Nevertheless, my brother has excited
nv generosity; lie has in crested me grea ly
IN your behalf.
r '' He has voluntarily restored to me the
Crown which had ceded to him; he has
implored me not 10 permit the ruin of his
subjects. He is acquainted with your real
interests he has besOugh my protection !;
he has en- reated me to unite you forever to
the Great Empire.
"Be, then, my subjects; become mem
bers of the Great Family, which at this mo-
ment is further increased by the annexati-
on of all the Italian states.
"Thus united, with what glory will not
all the descendants of the ROmaH Empire,
all those who speak the frAternal dialects of
the same mother tongue, appear upon the
face Of the world =
Composing general mass ofresources,
Of means and Of will, they will find no diff
iiculty in humbling the pride Of the new
Carthage, and restraining the barbarous ma
lions within their ancient limit.
"Let England know the power of this
Empire, its colossal strength and mighty
1neans let her see how Intellectual her eff
forts are against reason and justice let her
,remble for her Wanted dominion of he
seas, which she will shortly be Obliged to
abandon forever. Master of all the coast
of E.urobe, from the Sound to the D,rda-
nelles, willkeep the enemy's fleets in CON
,iuual alarm, while O. her fleets shall be ex
peditiously constructed IN our ports to give
them battle.
"rhe Trident shall unite with the Sword,
and Neptune will CO oper rate with Mrs in
creating the magnihcence of the Roman en-
pire Of our days.
"From ,he Rhine to the Atlantic ocean,
from the Scheldt to the Adratic sea, shall
b. only one naton--cuc will--oBe Ian
suage.
B.. '5paniards Madrid shall be the fifth CT
{, OF The great empire, and you will be-
con-. n integral portion Of the Great F.
wis, ny enc provinces will he qu okiy
= -. p'e /, ao@ Deacc and pen:y viii pre-
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JUAN GARCIA MARTINEZ.
BALTIMORE. March 81

On I IN On " VIdIIU u. =
Capt Franklin. of the ship Orlean., al
rived last evening from New Orleans, in 20
DAYS, states that after he got under way, a
gentleman came on board with dispatches
from Gov. Claiborne to the Department Of
State and told hun they related to account,
just received of Mexico having declared it
self independent-he learned no particulars
Ccfee House Books.
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A letter was received in this city on Saturday
from gentleman of responsibility in Boston.
stating, that the ship Juno and all other Anne
rcan vessels In Russia have been seized, and
that insurance TO or from Russian ports could not
be effected at any premium
Afer. Adu.
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remains our commandant, AMI the only va.
ration -, taat the inhabitants OF this place
have iiber y To go to Natchitoches for their
necessaries x. &c
The Insurgents have taken the name of
Americans; we are no more Spaniards. and
are obliged. wnen the sentries hail, Ouieu
vive 10 answer America.
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ALExANpR1A. March 29

ALEXANDRIA, March IS.
Capt. Stsunton, who arrived yesterday from
ST. Jago, informs us, that Just before he sailed,
very serious apprehensions were entertained of
an nSu Re ction IN favor of independence , in con-
sequence of which the sdherents of Ferdinand
had arrested several of the principal merchants
on suspicion OF being concerned in the plot, and
sent them to Havana. Every ,hiag was tran
quiz however, when Capt. S. sailed. The &C
count of Mas sena's defeat was current at St. Ia
go.
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vail in them, under pasernal and eiiiight-
ened G vernu.eat
"Prejudices. shall give way to liberal
ideas. and agriculture and industry take
the place OF the deplorable indolence which
prevails at present Renounce, then your
prejudices, be wise, and avail yourselves OF
the pardon which again offer you.
You already know how he rapid and
sresittibie fight of my Eagles has driven
the English into the sea those English
who, piuming themselves upon the ephe-
neral advanttge they obtained at Talave
ia declared, they were superior to my lie
gIons, but who, withstanding, suffered
the important fortresses of Ciudad Rodrigo
and Almeida. to be aiken under their
eyes.
II triumph at last! The English will
no longer meet me in arms. Covered with
conh,sic. they abandon the Continent
win you not take up arms against those
perfdious men who, under the mask of
the strictest reliance, have exposed and de-
serted you
eyes. you will display your energy
gainst your real enemies. Behold in me
your father and delsverer. Twill release
you from that slavery under which you
groan. 1 will dispel the anarchy that is
DESTROYING you; in Short I will establish
the happiness of the present generation of
that of your children those who spring from
them, and Of your posterity.
" Palace of the Thuilleries, the -
1910
(Signed)
"NAPOLEON"
(Countersigned)
H B. Duke of BASSANO"
We have great satisfaction in publishing
the following account, which has been trans
NIT ed TO us as a correct statement of the
produce of the Public Revenue, in the year
1910. as compared with that OF the prece
ding year.
1909. 1910
Consolidated Fund, } IS 6
T sscIss've of War 81 'sS 0'4 40 046' PA
War Taxes 90 79S,144 90 O27 442
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WILMINGToN, March Is.

DEL WILMINGToN, March Is.
iuE DOMESTIC SPINNER.-Ebenezrr Her.
rick, OF West Stnckbridge, county of Berkshire.
Massachusetts, has lately received a patent for
an invention gre atty improving the sri e., SIAN
ning wool AID 9tton. The machine il called
the Domestic Spinne II wiL spin 'f,onssxto
eight threads at hme. The expense OF one ing
c. inc, together with The right of using the same.
will not exceed fifteen dollars. Mr. He rcE
says, any p crson can spin one run and half per
day on each spindle, with the same l.1or re.
qulste to SPIN two runs on ! common wheel
Ueldtpdre Watchs,l IN.
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NE.w-YoRK, March Is.
LATEST FROM CADIz

LATEST FROM CADIz
Capt. Burbank, of the ship Herkimer from
Cadiz, informs us, that he sailed from that port
on the 9TH of February, and that the British and
spanish armies were making preparation to at
tack the French lines on the opposite side of the
Bay
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This daya memorial will be presented to the
Legislature of this state on behalf of the Trustees
OF the Bank sf y. S praying for an act ofincor-
poratisn.-( Phil J Dem Press March 18
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PHILADELPHIA, Marcn IS.
CORK FLEET.

[ From the ST. Yhsnids's Advertise-, FEB. 1T
BY the arrival OF >ae of the Cork CONVOY ~
Nartinico, the cepts;a made oath with hi, crew'
before his excellency gen. Bloderigg, that the.
convoy, OF which he was one, had been met with
by squadron of French ships, consisting of 3
ssi OF The line and 8 frigates, which had cap
tured great part of the convoy before he ,nsdo
his escape. BY an val at Grenada of one of
The same fleet, corresponding account has been
received
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We understand that the embassy to the Court
OF 81. Petersburg has been offered TO the Homo
Fable Robert Smith Esq. Secretary of State
Mar. Lnt.
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NoRFoLK, March 20.

We are indebted 10 Captain Davis, Of The
schooner Happ, Couple. for Lisbon hahers
to me 1871 Of last month, from (Which ve
give foundations Of such articles as ahhear
ed ofimferest-Verbat accounts by the Hah-
ny Couple, and arrivals az other horts, state
that the seige Of Cddiz had been raised
Our Lisbon fafiers do mol state this cir
cumStance, and u zwH be v6served that Ca
dix accOunts 10 the 11th of January, had
been receiVed0t Lisbon.
Translated for the Public Ledger, from Lis
bon papers, received by the Happy Cou-
pie, Capt Davis.
LISBON, ian. Is.
Extract of an official letter from Lord We'll
IiDgton % his Excelency Don Miguel Pc
re,rs Fprjaz.
Cartax", (Head Quarters Jan. IL. 1911.
Mos7 EXCELLENT SIR,
Since my lest TO you, dated the SIN inst.
I hace learnt ,fhdtthe detachment oCtroohs of
the enemy, zohfch IotHed their army abont
the end Of last month, consisted Of eleyen
bat5ahon8, beioHgtns 10 the 9th corfs, and 10
a bOdy If frooh8 7yhich, undet' the command
II General Gardanne, had fried 10 penetrate
through to7Der Bern. Ihe 7uhOie Of mis-
force has been COMPUTED by some ulcers
7Vho SaSO IL, to be about 1000 men 6m /
ro1 inclined 10 Suhtose thai IL erceeds that
n ,,,,ber.
The other diUtsio,, 7Ohich afso 6ciynsed ~
The 9th corf1S. had not PASSED tie .fronDers
ar the dafe IT my iaSf adbices from Ihat
quarter /; ath0ugh by an tnterceh,ed ht,e,
81 General DroHet to General Ctassereoic.
ne kHoTo hGt GjUistoa has orders 10 take
POSTAL GHarda
The enemy has not altered his hosissona
since my last deSIialch 10 your ErccHcncv !.
ercehf that GeH. DrOuet hgs esfabHshedhA
hcdd quarters IN Leria zvtih me HooEs
with 7Vbich he has Joined the army. Ihey
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'GDe Guqulrer.
RICHMOND, MARCH 20, 1911.
FOR THE ENQUIRER.
THE OLD BACHELoR.
No NIX.

Tu Marcellus elis.
VrRo. EN. LIE. VI. T.
A new Marcellus shall arise IN thee.
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The following was received by the shih Or.
leans arrived yesterday from NJ Orleans
where 10 had been recciUed by erhreSs
from NacogdocheS, and published in an
erKrn aheeL
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(Countersigned)
H. b. Duke of BASSANO."

Consolidated Fund, } Is 6
T fss!s:''s Of War 81 'a' o'' 40 o'S' a4'
War Taxes 798,144 % O27 442
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-12-25

Prom the Boston Chronicle, Of December 2S 1911.
The schr. Matilda, Burton, has arrived al
New-York from La Testc, (France) in the
short passage ofi25 days, with "a valuable
cargo of brandy, wine and dry goods. Capt.
B. informs that the United States frigate
Constitution was at Cherbourg ON the 18th
November, waiting to hear from MIR. Bar
low, who was in expectation of having an in
tcrview with Buonaparte, who had just re-
turned from Holland. A fall settlement of
all matters in dispute between France and
this country was expected to be forwarded in
the Constitution.
The Matilda had on board French paper,
containing an official account Of battle be-
tween Blake and French army at Sagun-
tum, in which the Spaniards were defeated
with the loss Of 5000 killed, wounded and
prisoners.
The Matilda sailed November 90, in CO..
with the brig Csmin, for Philadelphia. Left
number of southern vessels, to sail for the
United States.