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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-07-09

a.;o,t the enemv. These cabals deprive
q. S,aaiaras .';tle benefits of the valor
oft!,eir soldiers, aai the English risk tE:c
loss OF the fruit of their generosity. and
tha sacrifices made FOR tliis country
Jg,wtyer, the P2oPLE ioTe the English,
anl thry mist prevail. The Cortes, even
m,si.. due allowance for tie mexperi-
enre oS lis members. have greatly dlsap-
no;ot.h the expectations Of the nation.--
They have not yet been able-io draw tie
nras;se ,i,nils astweca the legislative aaa
i executive powers. The latter, which Is
il the hands OF the Regency, being too
murh controlled. has became mere sla-
d>,v. Not obeyed, and even despised In
t,.r Provinces, aad by the commanders
1T is onl, supported by the Cortcs' who
aye manageable by the me:, II power, VINO
c,as.4c- il As a shelter; ior they oreaa
with reason any change CT government.
The finances arc i'll a most uepofaoie ST.
i tua::on. I!,c cid government never hne"
~. ~ least never used any other means to
s. en,,,ly its wants but by dlawinS SILVER
;yan, the mines OF America. Ihe Gus
toms. excise, and every other revenue es-
q enlistment, were founded upon so com
/. nl;pateda plan. and executed upon 80 eX-
i,.n.iys : scale. that this never yielded
mere than enough, to cover the expenses
NJ collection. This now confined to a
smail compass, aad THAT Impoverished,
.nd the remittances Of specie falling, go
y va,,meut is at loss what to substitute
81 g.. tbase resources and has hitherto hit
n unon exoedients which rather tend to dry
nm the few sources still remaining, and
10 diminish the confidence OF the people,
than ts remedy the evil. The nation
anxiously wait for another change, anu The
present state Of things Is considered SO
bad. that any alteration would be accept
ahle. The name Of R0bespieri%i is now quite
oonu,ar, and paper under that signature,
Which is rather violent against the higher
HoAicers, has met with general applause.
SIN spite Of all this revolution cannot be
: imnetliately expected. Unfortunately no
eoe has yet appeared whose good fortune
and talents are 50 transcendinS, as 10 IL
rite the voice of the nation in his favor.
sHoweyer, great national distress brings
~ fnrward great individual cxertions, and Ia
&lents which have hitherto been unnoticed,
will break out superior to circumstances
s., One, who, with u comprehensive genius,
and daring hand, will tear down the tot
"a "a terips fabric OF corruption, and raise from
Its ruins building of more soEdity.-
Heaven grant that this hero may soon
come forward, and, as your great WASH
iagtan, after saving his country give II
frsetom. We want no demasosue-nG
military despot-no Jeisersoh-no Bona,
;apaite.
P.s. We have just heard that the army
xcs the centre under Free, has entered
A;ranada it consists Of $4,000 men, anu
Doyle with $500 is marching tro;:' AL
can to reinforce it. We nave also an ac-
tount of war declared by Russia against
Bouaparte. 1ou NAY depend upon II
Napoleon may destroy but can never pos.
sess Spain. Un,!ecciSe the good people OF
tis Uaited States Oh this poiat.
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Bank Of Alexandria,

q July I, 1911
'MTOTICE IS hereby given 20 the Stock
u y holders OF the Eank Of Alexandria,
HAT dividend of four per cent, on the ca
pital stock OF said Bank, for the halt year
eAaing this day, is declared, and will be rea-
Sy to be paid to them or their legal repre-
senlstives, on Thursday the 4th instant
II Rs ORDER fthe President ard Directors,
4 James L. Mckenna,
N CASHIER.
3. Jelly 5 eos"
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-07-09
i For Sale at Public auction,
In TIE FIRST TUESDAY. IN Az
GUST NEXT,
Jelly 5

nHE PLfhTi7T0N of the late Burdt
Ill Ha1Hiion, lying on the Potomac river,
3 charles county, containing us acres-the
bill is equal to any iii the county. 1t Is ex-
6ccted tha, any person wishing to purchase,
IL view the pscmisas-it is therefore unne-
eessary to cnumerate the many advantages
H4ending this beautiful situation.
IS Terms If sa!e-Oae half of the purchase
a9pney to be I'D in ; months. * the other
~ S months from the day Of SAFE, the pur-
scr giving bond with approved security.
N HeCatlsSa Wade,
a Geo. H. Lanham. for
ii Julia Larham and
Delllah Hamilton.
Uly 8. ',aw4ts
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-07-09
NETWORK, July S.

Late from Lisbon.
The ship Oroonoko, Capt. Richards,
arrived here Yesterday from Lisbon-sah-
ed the tst Of June.
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Richard Stuart.
Lost, on Saturday last,

Supposed to have been left in some store IN
town,
A PIECE Of INDIA COTTON OF 20
"A yards, in whish was wrapped piece
OF shifting Cambria Of IL yarda; 9 lbs.
Sugar, Ib Coffee, and quarter of pound
of Tea-the latter articles tied up in coarse
check muslin handkerchief, The finder shall
receive I WO DOLLARS on leaving them
a. thb Office.
John Dyer.
July s. DIT
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One Hundred Dollars Reward.


RAN AWAY, on the ictIJune las, from the
estate Of DANIEL M'CARTy, deceased, in
the county OF estnorelAid, and state Of
Virginia,
A Negro Man, named Giles:
carpenter uy trade; alb at Dix feet nisn,
strai, and wen made, about IS years OF age,
dark completion, has high nose and 5ashy
head, and may he said to be likely Sptight-
" fellow. He Lad on homespun twlled
yarn and cotton round Jacket an pan;a falcons
there is no doubt but he will change bis
clothes, j. is therefore thought unnecessary
to describe them more particularly. 1t IS
expected th.t he has procured a pass, or a
forged certificate of his freedom, as he goes
ftom a eighhorhood where there are many
free negroes who write, and from VIII m he
mi. ,ht very readily obtain a copy of their
pass or certificates of freedom. 1t is conf
IDENTIFY expected that he will entle"vor to get
to some of the northern or eastern States
THIRTY DOLLARS will be given il taken
in the county if 40 miles from hoTne FOR.
TY DOLLARS if6o miles SIXTY DOL.
LARS; and if out of the state and secui ed
in any Jail so that get him again, the above
reward, and all reasonable charges paid if
brought home.
Richard Stuart.
N B. All masters of vessels * other per.
sons arc hereby torewarned from hartor!ng
or employing the above described negro man,
at their peril, or under the severest penal
ties of the law. r. S.
July 8. 2awtt
~ The editors of the National Intelli-
gencer, Washington, and Federal Republi-
can, baltimore, are requested to publish the
above twice week till countermaDded, and
send their accounts to this Office for pay
ment
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ALEXANDRIA U.ifEIi GAZETTE.

(" TO sHEW
THE VERY AGE AND BODY OF HE TlMEs
HIS FORM AND PRESSURE.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-07-09
SIMON PURE.

Gpato, .Tay 2s.-At present there
are about 1l,U0o barrels Of flour atioat III
t:,is ilarbor,. and sales cannot be made at
ANY price. Corn keeps up, it is now sell
INK: at a2 62. Markets at Lisbon are
much in the same situation. They depend
entirely on the army, ami if that s:lould
move soutawarlly, Cadiz. st. Lucar, Gi-
braltcr, &c. will be- the best markets.
Beef will not nett more than ST. per bbI.'
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-05-08
PAPER HANGINGS.
GEORGE WANTON,

rs now opening several boxes PAPER HANGINis
Of the most fashionable patterns, with elegant
Borders which he will sell cheaper than was ever Of
fercd for sale in this state The assortment OF low
priced Papers is extensive. Wholesale customers
can be furnished with Paper Hangngs at liberal dis
counts from the Manufactory prices.
THE BOOK STORE
Is furnished with a complete assortment OF BOOKS
of every description usually wanted and with every
new publication from the press. Schooi
and Seaman's books Of every kind in use
.dLh.f.V.ACKS FOR 1911.
ofvarious kinds which will s sold by the groce doz-
en- or single, at one half the original price.
SEVER.fL HUNDRED VOLUMES
Second hand Books also at half the original price
HATS
Of every description and price, wide and common
brims One case fashionable satin Beavers fei'
plated, and castor mems and cbildrens' Hats ct the
most fashionable shape and best quality, from IS cts
to S8
or GEORGE wANTON, are requested 10 maka I'M
mediate payment, and all persons having demands
against either, to present the same for settlement
March 6, 1911.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-05-08
RERIAH ELDRtD.

fSroRMs his friends and the publick, that he has
\ removed from his former stand to the large and
coinnodious stand, formerly occupied by Mr. Chap
potin, NO. IS, Ihames-street, below Mr. Townsends
at the sign OF The Hising Su' where lie intends 10
Keep 4 iiotc for the accom7nodation d Ladies and
GehtIcmep, who may favour him with their compa-
ny. Every exertion will be made to render his house.
comtorlab able and agreeable.
" Good accommodations for Horses and Car
rages April 3.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-05-08
DANIEL SHELDON.

II ESPECfFuI.LY informs his friends, that lie
IN has on hand
A quantity OF excellent cedar Clapboards,
CEDAR ohins'cs,pine Single, Boards, Planks,
Jots, sc. Sc.
Whieh ne w.il sell cheap, at his stand on sHrSR
BCRNES' Wharf .N.p1s.
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INFORMS his friends and the prblick, that he has
taken that noted Hotel in Milstrcct, lately occu-
pied by Mr.. BERiAH ELpRED, where he means TO
keep genteel Boarding House tor Ladies and Gen.
,emen; who may be assured every attention shall be
paid TO them, that will make their reception and
commodation pleasant and agreeable.
April g.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-05-08
CALEB TRIpP

INFORMS his friends and the publick, tha, he has
removed 20 NO. l24, 9hames-street, where he in
tends keeping constantly on hand, and for sale, a
general assortnent of BOOTS and SHOES, which
he will sell on rs good terms as can be had in the
State Tic returns hSsncere thanks for past favours
and Will make every exertion to merit continuance
OF the patr mage of his friends and the puhlck.
" j. Two Jourpeymen with good recommenda.
zion may find employment, ly applying as above.
April III.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-05-08

ALso,-250 NJ Shingles, with a quantity OF
Boards and Laths, of the first quality
Also, just receSred,
so bushels white Beans;
100 'bbls. prime Beef;
300 quintas Goldfish;
Assortment of Iron hollow Wares
do. Stone d.; ;
hhds. 4th proof Jamaica Spirits
do. Sd proof St. Croix Rum;
pipes French Brandy;
Assortment Of Nails;
280 boxes English Herrings.
Or The highest price given for old Copper
Brass, Lead, Iron, & Rags.
Newport, Jan. 9, 1911.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-05-08
CRASH.

MARTIN FEARING,
LAS Just received, for sale, -,
II bales CRASH. suitable f,r towelling'
which win be sold, at 10 cents per yard
Also, a supply of
FASHIONfBIF SPRING GOODS.
= Aprl 10
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-05-08
NOTICE.

THE connexion in business, heretofore existing
i under the firm of
ROWLAND * EDDY,
is this day dissolved, by mutual consent. All those
indebted to said firm, are requested to make imme.
date payment; and those who have demands, will
please 10 exhibit the same to BENJAMIs Is. How
LAND, who is duly authorized to close the business
Of said firm. BENZ. b. ROWLAND.
JOSEPH w. EDDY.
THE business in future will be conducted by
BENJAMIN B. HowLAND, who offers for sale at the
old stand, large and extensive assortment of GRO
CERES, wholesale and retail, on accommodating
terms. April 3.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-05-08
Grand HarOArdCoAsge Lottery
$4,000 DOLLARS,
.sL4Y BE GAINED FOR FIVE, PERHAPS.
SCHEnfE

Not two blanks to prize-no deduction Drawing
will commence at Boston, in June next.
Orders for Tickets and quarters IN the above Grand
Lottery will receive imm ediate attention at the Ex
change and Lottery Office of J. G. SHAW, who pays
all prizes when due Prize Tickets in other I.otter
les taken in payment. PRESENT price of Tickets,
Whole, IS
Quarters, 81
Constant attendance from SUNRISE ill O'clock,
PM. Every favour will be gratefully acknowledged
March 6.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-05-08
Removal.
JOHN A. SHAW.

RSshec9uHy Informs his friends and the hn6-
lick, ia general
HAT he has removed from his old stand, 10 the
Store of Mrs. MARY BRowN, No. 100, Thames
street, formally occupied by Dir. Haissr Co'MeH.
Uhere ne e6ers ta- sale,
A General assortment Of Fashionable and Fancy
"A Goods--among 1yhich are me foUowiap--
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warranted and common Spoons, marrow, mus
English and Geneva tnd and salt do. Su
Watches gar ronEs, scissors and
Gilt and mahogany frame fncushion Chains si.
Looking -Giasses; yer Pcn1il-Cases, silver
Brass HandrOns, Shoveis ThImbes, piaIed Cas-
and longs tors, Sugar fongs Can
Brass Candiestcks. desticks and Spurs
BkirANNIAW WARE, viz. GOLD AND JEwELRY
Tea-Pots, ,Sug -r-Bows, WARE, VIZ. McGalions,
Cream-Pot, Table and Lockets, Breast Pms,
Tea Spoons; PLAIN, topaz and peaI-
CUTLERY, viz. Knives & set, Finger Rings ai.d
Forks Jacknives, Pen gold and hiagrce Lar
knives, ,Razors, Scissors Rings, ,oi every descrp
Shutters and Trays; ton, Bracelets of eos-
Portable Writing Desks tick & plain hair work
Backgammon Tables; gold Necklaces, gold
Flute, IS and Niolins Watch Chains, scsis s.
Hunting Apparatus, OF Keys, elegant cornellan
every description; Keys, set in gold, gp4d
Patent and common Sus- Epauets
penders. Ladies and gentlemen's
Reeves Colours, different PockctboIks%S Purses,
sizes; of Every descrif fliG,.;
SILVER AND PLATED Fancy & cOinnoii Neck
WARE---siver Cream iaces, of every ind
Pots, Soup and Gravy With an cx;ens,, variety
Ladies', Tea and Table Of Fancy Goods
Watches, OF every description, cleaned anu repaired
with accuracy and warranted
Jewelry and Silver Ware, of all kinds, manufactured
and repaired
Hair Work and Gold Cyphcrs neatly executed.
Silver Ware and Gold Necklaces warranted good, or
the money returned.
- Cash, and the highest price given for old Gold
and Silver.
Ne7vpOrt. .Nop z, 1910
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-05-08
Hay Seed.
WILLIAM DOUGLASS,

Head Of Broadstreet, 0Gsrs for Sale,
nNE THOUSAND w.t. red Glover Seed;
~ 40 bushels very clean BORDEN seed, 20 VT. to a
bushel
Is bushels Red Top
10 bushels Orchard Grass;
20 do, Herds Grass.
Together with large assortment Of West India
Goods and Groceries, as usual. March 27.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-05-08
Drawing Approaches (!
10000 DOLLARS

MAY be gained tor the small sum OF
NINE DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS
nthe Grand Uni-n College Lottery No. 2!
which will positively commence drawing the 23d of
April next. Scheme as follows
Prizes Of $4,000 Dollars.
| do. 10000
do. 5000
2 do. 1000
do. 1000
% do. 500
Besides large number OF smaller prizes.
CT Orders for Tickets and Quarters IN the above
Lottery will receive immediate attention. at the Tx
change and Lottery Office Of J. c. SHAW, who WIZ
pay all Prizes on Tickets sold at ,is Once as soon
as due Whole Tickets 9dolsrs 50 cents Quarters
dollars SO cents feD "a.
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GROCERIES
BIZ WHOLESALE g RETAIL,
WILLIAM w HIT F.,

Offers for sale, at the store, on Long svha formerly
occupied by the Progressipe Company, No. H.
A General Assortment Of Grocery, Cookery. aud
Glass Ware, S5c.-coNsIsrrNC Or
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FRESH GOODS.

ID. o. RICHMOND has just received from New
York and Boston, large assortment of.
SPRING GOODS
.4a0ng which area few trunks Calcoes and Cling
hams. from to 2s per yard yard wide India cot
tons, from I'd to 2s English shirling cottons blue
nankeens checks best black Italian grapes one
trunk sewing silks of all colours ladies' elegant silk
and cotton hose white and coloured kid gloves of
supenour quality black and coloured bombaxetts
black and white cambricks null, and fine book and
leno muslms with general assortment of
STAPLE GOODS
usually on hand. An of which will be sold cheap
as usuai Tor cash. March 8.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-05-08
TO LET.
FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
THE House Of the subscriber, situated in Charles
j street, being lately repaired. 1t is very conve-
nent for two or more families, and has good well
Of water in the yard and garden. II will rent for
SlC0 year. For terms, &c. apply to
ELEkZER TREYETT
BY whom few Scholars 10 his school are solicited
Also, several persons can be accommodated with
board. April 3.
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GARDEN SEEDS.


OFFERS for sale at at his store, No. l09, Thames
~ street, opposite Gov. Martins, large and
extensive assortment of GARDEN SEEDS, at whole
sale and retail, which he warrants be of the last
wears prOwfh Vi
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Early Nation, Dedham Turnip,
Marrowfat, Black,
Two pods, Peas, White turnip,
Blue Prussia3, Salmon, ""u'Sn'
Dwarf Scarlet,
Early white, Tennis ball, \
Six weeks, Madeira,
Early yellow, M.rvellas, >Lettuce.
Cranberry pole, SSBcans, Cabbage,
Wipney pole, Whitehead
Lne pole, Vegetable Oysters,
Windsor pole, Apple, !
Early May, I Squash,
Early York, Spur, (rePPers'
Early Dutch, lc.hhooss Cherry
Green Savoy, CELERY,
Drum head, Parsnip,
Gale, Beet,
Sweet marlorum, Garrett,
Thyme Pepper-Crass,
Sage, Cucumber,
Saffron, Bush Squash,
Onion Seed, Long Neck,
French Turnp, Nasturtion
Together with variety of other articles, in the
Hair-dressng and Perfumery line March co.
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Together with variety of other articles, in the
Har-dressing and Perfumery line. March 90.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-09-04

captured American vessels were marched 10
Francc.-Capt. Williams, of Marblehcad,
whose vessel hac been taken by the French,
had purchased another, and was ms arly ready
TO sail from st. Lucar. Great numbers Q.
Frenchmen wounded in the battle OF Albue-
ra had been brought into Seville. The French
acknowledged they lost ground in that battle
They were, however, in their characteristics
spirits. Seville is not very strong city
but TO be prepared Tor an attack, they have
fortified on one side with near 100 pieces OF
cannon. After Soult had collected his forces
and marched against the British, there dill
not remain more than 1000 soldiers al Seville,
but the people were afraid TO stir from ,he
vigilance and severity of the French. Span
iards who censlred their invaders were i'm
mcdiately Imprisoned. The people were
much oppre ssed by the French requistions.
AT Cadiz there were daily filings between
tie French at Trocadeio, and the Spaniards
at tho Pautales, but little damage was done
on either side. IL was believed the beseiging
force was much reduced to strengthen the
army Oh the Guadiana number Of Brit
ish troops had embarked and sailed to the
rorthward, supposed for Lisbon. News of
the taking of Tarragona had reached Cadiz.
but did not appear to discourage the Span
lards.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-09-04
BOSTON, Sept. 2.


The Packet, Rodgers, ar. at this port with
dates TO the l6.h July, is the latest from thar
quarter. The papers do not contain any
thing OF Importance Since the publication
of Com Rodgers account Of the affair with
the Little Belt, the hostile tone, even of the
ministerial papers, had perceptibly decreas-
cd and 1t did not appear probable that the
Winrstry would succeed in rendering war
with The United States popular i'm England.
1t is worthy Of observation, that when the
news first reached England, it excited little.
or no interest. Suddenly, thought struck
The ministry, that by endeavoring to make tbe
Americans appear 70 be the aggrcssors, and
raising great Glamour, they would be able
to make the " affair." TO excite a nonr1,v
feeling in England, inimical to the U'Sta,cs
Inc great body of citizens of America feet
NO enmity towards the EngEsh, or any other
people. On the contrary, they would be hap
py 10 I'VE IN peace and amity with the whole
world But even a government like tht of
England tramples under foot :heir deares,
rights when It not only prohibits them from
saiiing'on the highway Of the world, but even
arrests fheir coasfiny trade, blockadcs their
ports imprcsses their brethren, and attacks
'heir INDEPENDENCE, they are driven TO their
arms. IL is trait in the American chorac-
ter that they take mp arms with reluctance.
anu 10 not lay them down till their object is
attained.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-09-04
EY7R.7cT or n LETTER

F" ''esr6Aryfoft, ing. 2S.-Arliyed last
evening, ship Salus, Fisher, from Cadiz,
which he left Sd July. Capt. F. informs,
that he sailed in co. with fleet of transports
with troops and prisoners for Lisbon or Ene-
land, under convey of the Leopard Fell in
WITH and was boarded hy the Lcopards on
the 9th July {; the commander Informed, that
he had the day previous spoke with cutter
from England, with dispatches for the Ad-
miral on the Cadiz station, the purport of
which was TO detain all American vessels
lhat IN consequence Of this Information, the
Leopard had the day before captured the
Goncordia, Ringc, Of Portsmouth,, from Ca
diz, Tor Archangci and the Dian, Paul, OF
Kennebunk, from Norfolk for Lisbon that
he detained the Salus two days and would
have sent her in, but could not spare men,.
Passenger m the Salus, Capt. Wm Shear
man, OF Newport"
iiis letter writer forgot to mention that tre.
mendous yo,lcy of musquctry WIS fred into ;he slim,
Salus, which wounded the man at the helm. and
endangIsd the lives of every person Oh board
ed. Rep
Capt. Harding, who arrived yesterday from
figuera, in Portugal, informs, that a war be-
tween the United States and Great Britain.
was much talked of there
Capt, Weld, from Gibraltar, informs, tha.
there bad been a battle between tho Tupis-
iars and Algerines, which ended in the cam
p!etc defeat of the former. The Tunisian
AdmlraPs ship was taken, and himself made
prisoner Capt. Weld has dispatches from
Mr.. Consul Lee forwarded by Mr.. Gayino)
Tor the American government, giving an ac-
count of this action.
" the reported .1amac:a Llsuyeciion.
Nlontego Bay, in the spring of the year
was n,;arly destroyed by fire and little be-
lore, aconspiraoy, headed by the people of
colour, was discovered and suppressed at
Kingston. These events, seen in American
papers, have probably been told in the West
India Islands, far to windward Of Jamaica
and exaggerated. Late advices from Jamai-
ca, Cuba and St. Domingo, are silent howev-
'r as to any thing beyond the above mention
ed events. The Jamaica fleet, which has
ust been passing our coasts, would have been
detained, had the whites wanted the assist
nce Of the crews.
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DosrcS Aug. SO.
ERO-lf NllIl

Capt. Sherman, who arrived at New bury
port on Thursday, commanded sch. belong
ing to Rhode Island, which was taken by tho
French, when OH her passage TO Cadz, run
on shore near St. Lucar, and burnt the night
afterwards by British crzer. lie was de.
tanned a long time at Seville as prisoner OF
war, bat at length had the good fortune to
escape, and set to Csdiz. The seam.n Of
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IRON C7DTZ.

Capt. Hitch, from Cadiz, which place he
lett tho 18th Of July, informs that Marshall
oouit arrived there about the 18th, with re-
enforcement oil 24,oo) troops and that tho