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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-09-26
SENATE.


Nezv HAMPSHIRE.
Richard Cuts,
Nicholas Gilman.
Massachusetts.
James Lloyd, jun.
Joseph B. Varnum.
Connechcuf.
Chauncy Goodrich,
Samuel w. Dana.
Rhode Island.
c. G. Champlin,
Jeremiah B Howell,
Vermont.
Stephen r. Bradley.
Jonathan Robinson.
-Ncw- York.
Obadiah German.
John Smith.
Wesv-Jersey.
John Lambert,
John Condit.
Pennsylvania.
Andrew Gregg,
Michael Leib.
Defa7yare.
lanes A. Bayard,
Outerbridge IIorsey.
Maryland.
Samuel Smith,
Phiiid Reed.
Virginia.
Richard Brent.
William B. Giles.
North Carolina.
James Turner,
Jesse Franklin.
South Carolina.
John Gaillard,
John Taylor.
Georgia.
Charles TAFT,
VIM. ii. Crawford.
kentucky.
John Pope.
George NJ. Bib.
Tennessee.
Jenker whitcside,
Joseph Anderson.
Ohi9.
Thomas Worthington,
Alexander Cambell.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-09-26
Twelfth Congress.
WAsn1NcToN Cry, Sent

WASHINGToN OITY, sept. q.
Having been requested, from various quar-
ters to publish correct list of the'rwelfth
congress, we present one, as nearly correct
as IT can be until the convention of Congress
at this place shall enable US to correct any
errors it may contain: Nat. Int.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-09-26

Adam Seybert, William Anderson, James
Miner, Robert Brown, William Rodran,
Jonathan Roberts, VIM. Findley,John Smile.
Aaron Lyle, Robert Whitehall, David Bard,
Roger Davis, Joseph Lefever, ]. II. Hynenan,
William Piper, Abner LacocA, VIM. Craw-
ford, George Smith.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-09-26
a PRAYER TO THE DEITY. .

While raptured Saints adoriug stand.
Ind burning Seraphs sing,
Trembling wait the just command, :
My Father, God and King!
Thou source of everlasting good,
Whose bounty flows TO al,
Thy powcr restraints the yelling food,
Ohhear, to thee call.
Thy presence fills unbounded space,
Directs the reasoning mind
Thro' natures various parts we trace,
Her God her God we find. I'D
Thy wisdom paints each blushing flower,
And shades the springing green
Thy goodness falls in every shower,
In every shower is seen.
Wilt though, good God, thro' every stage,
Wilt thou, whose will is fate,
From youth to swift declining age,
Vouchsafe to bless my state.
Whenever thy wisdom thinks it fit,
To shake this clay built frame:
Teach me with patience to submit,
With patience bless thy name.
Let not the stream of partial, Ill;
My better thoughts betray:
Let truth and reason guide ne still,
Thro' virtues fiowery way.
Give me content, and peace Of mind,
And raise rue when fail;
Give zeal with moderation joined,
And charity for all.
Drive from my breast the sceptc's pride,
His blindness let me see;
This boon l ask, great God besides,
a firm belief in THEE.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-09-26

80 sFeEv JcTgey.
Adam BOYD, Jacob Hufty, Lewis epndit,
George {. Maxwell, James Morgan, rhos1
Newbold.
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e dollars per annum.1

mas b. Cook. Robert lie RoyLiyingston, Asa
Fitch, Thomas z. Cold, Ulssh Tracy. dan
iel Avery, Harmanus BECKER, Arannah
Metcalie p. b. Porter, William Pond, Silas
Stow.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-09-26
IS O R a L.

White the monsters Of ambition and ava
rice, are carrying lire and sword through ma
NJ fertile countries Of Europe, and the once
pcaceabic inhabitants arc daily sacrificed to
misunderstanding desires how happy onght
VIC to consider ourselves in the quiet prr-
suits OF industry, nd.the enjoyment OF the
fruits of cur labours Under such circrm-
stances, n people should cherish IN their
minds, the love of God, and promote, the
Practice Of virtue, among all the members Ct
society; for tis the Divine Author OF coed,
who siest;Iizes the soil, and give success TO
the i.buul's Of man.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-09-26

GONE time in the month of June last, adj
- dressed aletter to MIR. Thomas Miller o.
Po@hatan, ia which was enclosed "A sum Of
money in Bank notes and change. T. the o.
tents ! have lately understood, haqA icvci
been received by lMr. Milcr-IIgA ersn
whom az this time cannot rccolKi, as he
must have overlooked or delivered 81 T. some
ether person, ] hope viii come fNward and
give sach information respecting the same, as
viii restore il 60 tie proper owner.
GRO. ROBERTSON.
Richmord, Sch Sept. 1911. (51)
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Ridgelv.

&fAtS JiINu.
Philip B. Key, Joseph Kent, Philip Stewart.
Charles Goldsborough, Peter Little, Alex.
NJ Kim, Samuel Ringgold, John Blown, one
vacancy.
ri,yinic.
John Randolph, Hugh Nelson, Thomas
Gholson, Peterson Goodwin, Tn. Newton,
Daniel. Shelley, John Hungerford, Edwin
Gray, Joseph Lewis, Jun. John Baker, James
breckenridge, John Dawson, Matthew Clay,
Burweli Bassett, Thomas Wilson, William
Il. Burwell, John Smith, Aylett HAYES, John
Roane, William MKoy, James Peasants,
Jun. John Clopton.
North Carolina.
Willis Allston, William 81 ckledge, Tho :.
mas Blaunt, Joseph Pearson, Archibald
M'Bride, Nathaniel Macon, Meshack Frank
lin, Richard Stanford, William r. King, e.
muel Sawyer, James Cochran, Israel Pick-
ems.
South CaroHna
ID. X. Williams, I.angdon Cheeves. Will
am Lowndes, William Butler, Jcnn c. Cali
houn, Els Earle, Richard Winn, Thomas
Moore.
Georgia.
George NJ Troup, WIN. w. Bib, Boiling
Hall, Howell Cobb.
Kentucty +.
Richard NJ Johnson, Joseph Desha, Hen
ry Clay, Anthony New, Samuel Nike,
Stephen B. OrmsbY.
Tennessee
Jchn Rhea, Felix Grundy, John Sewer.
Ohio.
Jeremiah Morrow.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-09-26
Tor Laundice and Bilious Complaint,
WHEATON's GENUINE
,Jaundice I2ittcrs.


Price so cents-Sccursd 10 him By Let
ters Patent from tie President cft Uni
red States
A MEDiCIE extremeiyuseful for curing
IA jaundicy and bilious disorders, and reno
wing that sinking faint and distressed feeling
at tie stomach, difficulty Of breathing, loss
ofappetite, ard sleepy, dull heaymess IN the
fore part Ct the day, weakness and treablpg
Of the limbs, dizziness Of the head, .alL ,xel-
lowncssof countenance, complaR-ss 81 COM
mon to jaundicy and bilious people. 4
Thc many cures that have been Elected
in New England by tie above medicine, (as
may he seen by the biils) pgeyent the neoes-
sity Oh further recommendation.
LIKEWISE, WHEATON's
TECH CIETBiEN'T.
A Medicine which will certainly cure the
ITCH without having in it any thing either
dangerous or tisagreeabe.
Onc boz cures person, and there need
be no washing after the use Of It, as the skin
is generally lcft clean ard smCcth.
- The above medicines arc ior sale at
5. Plcasants' Book Store, Richmond.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-01-16

knowledge Of the master or owner:
Sec. forfeits any goods emitted in the
manifest, &c.
Sec. 4 authorizes custom house officers
to seize in any store or dwelling place, &c.
and oblig-s the owner to pay double the
value of secreted goods found.
Sec. provides for restoration If the
British DEGREES shall have BEEN revoked on
the I'd of February.
Sec. 9 exempts goods shipped from En-
gland before the proclamation Of Nov. Cd
reached there.
Sec. 10Th, imposes an oath on masters of
VESSELS.
Sec, nth, imposes an oath on agents.
importers, consgnees, &c.
Sec. 18th, provides for recovery by &C.
ton Of debt, Indictment, information to
courts, &c.
Sec. 18th, au,horises the land and naval
forces to make seizures, one half to be dis.
tributed among the officers and crew as the
President shall drsc:, duties deducted.
Sec. 14,h, gives one half to inspectors,
iniormers, &c
Sec. 18Th, forielts on the boundaries BE-.
tween us and Canada, &c.
SEC. 10Th, authorizes the President to
engage, arm and employ, not exceeding Is
vessels of the citizens, for one year, to nut
ia force this law.
Sec. l7,h, appropriates money to carry
. the law into ttfec,.
The bill was referred to the committee
OF the whole for Monday next.
A message was received from the Sc.
nate-they had passed bill to incorporate
the bank Of Potomac at Alexandria.
The House took up the bill to admi,
New. Orleans Territory into the union,
MIR. Poindexter was twice called TO order
in debate. by Mr.. Pearson and by Mr..
Shefey his explanations were such. that
the calls were subsequently, Withdrawn.
At three o'clock the House were still de.
batting the question Of indefinite postpone
msnt.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-01-16
THE SUBSCRIBER

Having purchased Mr. PArTEN's stock of
goods, and removed his store to the house
which he formerly occupied at the corner
of King and Pitt streets, and opposite tho
Washington tavern; which makes his as-
sortmcnt complete; offers for sale the fol-
lowing Articles -
MADEIRA, Port, Lisbon, Sher-
ry, Teneritfe and Malaga wines; apple,
peach and cognac brandy Holland gin,
whiskey and cherry bounce !; Jamaica, Anti
ena, Demarara and New England rum loaf,
lump and brown sugar imperial, young by
son and old Tyson tea in chests and cadas
apples in barrels cheese table salt in bas-
kets /; pepper; race and ground ginger; al
um !; copperas madder; pimento; starch;
fig blue; indigo pearl and Scotch barley /;
potatoes chalk; salt; stone, earthen and
glass ware American ard English salt pc.
ire; powder and shot; mackarcl; Holsters;
pepper and cider vinegar; molasses cocoa;
oranges anchovies olives; figs; essence
Of spruce; gauver jelly; preserved lines.
lemons and oranges; Nancy apple; cltron
and citron jelly lime juice; honey in bot
ties; West India pickles; aim onds; pick
led pork family -four; water crackers la
m.rinds Martinique cordial; groundnuts
real HAVANA Segars American do; chew
ing tobacco; Hamilton's, Leipel's and Car
refs snuff; Maccabaw and raPpee do; sper
maca,i mould and dipt candies; chocolate;
bed cords rice; sweet oil; pins; mus
tard !; ink powder; black ball; butter in fir-
kins coffee in bags; Glauber's salts etc:
etc
Tie above articles arr particularly select
ed for family uss and will be sold low. A
constant supply Of such articles as the sub
scriher purchased of Mr.. Patten, Will De
kept.
~. Wanted, young lad about J 8 years
of age, who can write fair band and can
come well recommended for steady and mo-
raj habits. None other need apply.
Christopher Neale.
Jsneary le. .-wL
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-01-16
TUESDAY. 3onllaru Is.

A message from The President, Gl'ing a
statement of the expenditures of the con-
,ingent fund for The year 1910, was order.
ed to be printed.
A BID from the Senate aut'noris'ng the
subscription on the part Of the u. 5. to the
Ohio Canal Company, was read twice ana
referred 10 the committee Of the whoir.
A bill from the Senate authorizing the
sale and grant Of a certain quantity at pub
Tic land TO the Chesapeake and delaware
Canal Company, was twice read ana re-
ferred to the committee of the whole.
MIR Ebtes, from the committee on TO:
reign relations, reported bill to renew the
non intercourse with Great Britain.
Sect. and 2 forbid the entrance OF brl-
;ish vessels, except with dispatches, IN DIS
tress, &c. and forf-i,s then, and their care
goes-Makes the Presidents proclamation
evidence of the repeal Of the orders ~
council, &c. should it take place.
Sec. 3 forbid. the importation OF blu'h
merchandise from Great Britain, Ireland,
their colonies and dependencies, except 10
vessels cleared before 10Th NoY. last tor
beyond the Cap. of Good Hops.
Sec. 4 fort-its all such.
Sec. forfei,s ANY goods put on board
Yessel bouad to Great BRIAN, sc. With The
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-01-16
The Senate have passed bill ineorpo.
rating the Farmers Bank of Alexandria.


The distressed state of the poor at this
severe season having been taken into con-
sidera,on by members from the different
congre cations, Ohe money contributed for
their relief being exhaus.ed) 1t has been
recommended to the clergy 10 cause col
lection to be made in each OF their church
Is, which being agreed to by them, the
Rev. Mr.. Gibson will preach charity
sermon in the Methodist Church on the
next Lords day. The Rev. Mr.. Bum at
St. Paus on Sunday the Sd of February.---
The Rev. Dr.. Muir at ,hcEpispopal Church
on The 10Th, and the Rev. Mr.. Barclay at
the Presbyterian Church on the 17lh.-
Divine service will commence at eleven
o'clock, and thu other churches will be
shut on the forenoon of the above days.
1t is anticipated that principle OF rell-
gion will appear in all its energy, producing
a sum exceeding what could be raise d any
other method that could BIZ adopted.
Thu Charitable Committee of the Thespian
Society, lay before the public the fol.
lowing Report.
Appropriation for charitable fnnd 100 90
Disbursed for wood 1856 %
Cloathing % 16
Meal II rs
Cash 10 SO
-- 1874 90
Relieving 80 applicants.
Balance E 90
Reserved in the hands Of the committee
to meet extraordinary cases Of distress.
JAMES DOUGLASS, :
e. Charitable Committee i. s..
w.
CONGRESS.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-01-16
Public Sale.

On Saturday nert at ,ha!fh fast 10 O'clock, mill
be sold, at the house Of b. ricketts,, Duke
street,
A variety Of neat HOUSEHOLD & ki,ch-
en- Furniture, consisting of Beds, Bed
steads. Bureaus, Tables, Chairs, Leok=
ing Glasses, Carpets. &c. Terms will
be made known at TIKI, place orsale,
P, 9. ,MarRslser,
January Is.
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Port at Aiexan dria.

ENTERED,
Brig Z-riah, Eldrldge. Lisbon; Sal, /;
to master, and 200 Merino Sheep, to Lava
son and Fowie.
CLEARED,
Ship Robert Buns, Parsen, London {;
BY Jacob Morgan.
Brig Economy, Stephens, Boston by
ohm 6. Ladd.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-01-16

ders but s.lf-defence--Could not receive
an ambassador from the Junta Fly ing in
the face of Joseph and Napoleon--No con-
Germ of ours whether Napoleon gets the
money, If we get possessior--No concern
OF EnglanL--She will not NEEDLE it SO,
seize her stock in our funds and y S. bank
Gentlemen all afraid of England
English par,iali,ies, English affection, per-
hars English guineas-Who can suppose
Jefferson or Madison would sell their
country:
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NOTICE

That the fifth payment Of Ten Dol-
lars on each share subscribed to the
Farmers Bank of alexandria, will be
received at the said Bank on Thurs.
day the 24th Of the present month,
BY order of the Board,
John HooH, CASHIER.
January 10. d
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CONGRESS.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
TTasea fer the Alexandria Gazette.
MoNDAY, january IA.
1roNcJITnEn
lCONCLUDEp.


After Mr.. Quincy had finished his
speech he moved for the indrhnlte post
ponement of the bill to admit New Orleans
into the union - Before any debate on this
question took place, Mr.. Garland observed
tia, he had an enroll, d bill Or enrolled
bills which required the closing OF the
doors. The gallery was cleared, and in a
few minutes the doors were again opened.
A message received from the president was
read, consisting of late lettt's 10 Nov. 81
from Mr.. Pinkney TO Wellesley and the
Secretary OF State, stating principally that
On account OF the kings health nothing had
been done further towards resembling the
orders in council. The house then adj
journed.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-01-16

Port ef Nr1u 2o,k, Jan. 10.
Arrived. brig George, Ripley, IL days
from Antigua. Left there, Jan. ID, sch'r
John, GIayson, for Alexandria, in days.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-01-16

Wished he could print the letters
g BEGINNING with u r in Maine,
,nr with NET at St. Mary s.
3s., ,o,.s ,he money to The Golfers OF
SS pr-Joseph his servant, his tool
Eternal Justice be implored
NAV never have even coEquerofs
hate against ,yrants and obey them
IN .!ivervd vn-rgy-Talk Of patriot
wish the G..llic Gu -throat's foot on
( OF every Spanish pauios-What
in done TO justify French invasion.
i, them murder and rapine, and
Ire men. yes, in this hall, who in
ear,s wish him success; who wou!a
LIZ bill, and give him aid BY the CASH
Nh In;,,d Sra,es-D ,sguise 1t as you
I xbis is the plain English. The right
estnc;s of the soil, the Spanish Junta,
ID to YOU, and to pay the balance OF
,fSthry .weus. You spurn the Offer.
gho oace in your struggle for iree-
kkoew ,he need oi assistance, deny to
+ even yom good wiil-Cowardly
king from receiving minister from
|. les, You should offend his Imperial
7ss.y I'd this TOO is plain English F;
8 VIA, is more, is plaza truth. l speak
log all who differ from me in general
<ir., God forbid 1t. There are among
4 whs hope, as predict, ,ha. Spain
Sncver fa!l.-Energy'. Yoar President
IA no, refuse the proclamation Of Nov.
II! give him credit for long writing
} agun;zing Goubts--so would not have
c his predecessor tina. predecessor,
'se soul or evil spirit revisited the great
Sc between the treasury and the depart.
1t of state, and ended doubts. Had the
,assador Of Napoleon nodded dissent,
r niMtle fs oted Claiborne had never
ed to Baton Rouge with secret proc.
auon in his pooket--No, Sir, not a step
ghe game. Is it not satisfactorily au
Heated that the emperor has said certain
Il in this country were in his power!
der, order, order.l My tongue is the
I'm attorney of my faith, nor is ashamed
confess it, tho ashamed OF its caus-.
; doors are closed, you need not fear its
'pe. speak it not abroad us but
of the secrets of this Office this Office,
where we occasionally register the e.
8 of France. But pass your bill |
~ YOU will, though with lean major
I almost wish its passage ; 1t will speed
E approach to the termination Of your
.er, or this country is irrevocabiy lest.
le, your committee on foreign rrla-
3 pexI week report bill to enforce a
intercourse with Great Bri,ain--That
may pass by a yea and nay majority,
i; will never be carried into effect.
,r Secretary of State calls your Presi-
Is proclamation a plumper. People
e ey-s and can read understanding TO
r. They will pronounce it, and justly,
collation. Of your constitu,ion--May as
| forbid the plough as the sail. Bet
uge the style of the statute let it run,
it en0cte9 5y Napoleon the Great, Sc
ndntss will discover tits the mandate Ut
ince, and the keel will still part the
;es though these states rive asunder.
{ word more DO not conceive the Pre-
.nt can constitutionally bind me 20 Sc.
cy, when nay country is in her last
drs to ruin. shall however exercise
;re,;oa in disclosure.
Ir. - Heard the gentlemen with per-
composurs--Would no, have suffered
h uncurbed RIGHTEOUSNESS of debate with
n doors. The characters attacked above
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QD0lne6ttt.
MORE BRITISH FRIENDSHIP

Extract from the Log Book Of Schooner Mocha
nc, George Ben.on master, on he, passage from
81 BatholomelVs, Bot III 10 New London
MONDAY, April 90, 1911.
AT p. M. being in lat. %, %, long. 81.
81, was boarded by the British ship EurydIce
Af,er examining my people, pressed me man by
tue name OF 5Osep. Leeds, an American, born
IN Grotop in this state"
Mr.. Leeds has a wife and 8 children now in
Croton, who depend ou his earnings for sxbsis.
teDce---" The British have done us ms essential
INJURY says Timothy Pickering In NE,
NEW YoRs, May 81.
Hcomftimcn. was paid to commodore X od.
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BALTIMORE, JUNE 3
LATEST FROM CADIZ.

Capt. Moon, arrived Yesterday as DAYS
from Cadiz, informs that affairs renamed
nearly in the same state as after the battle
OF barossa. There was a continual firing of
shells from the French forts and English
bomb ships. Just before sailing it was re
ported that an expedition of Spanish were 90
ing against Seville, did not learn whether
any ofthe British troops were to ACCOMPANY
Them. Reports stated that the British would
not attempt any farther enterprise unIess tn e
Spanish troops were put under their com
mand. The Spanish officers wou d not con.
sent, but the privates wish it.-M. G. B.
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FRENCH ACCOUNT.
PARIS, April o.
Battle de Chiciann.

An army of from 16 to 1900 men, oil
which q - ,7GG0 were English, ianded at
Ages,ras on The 18th Of February Itcon
sisted of 409o English troops from Cadiz.
5000 from Gibraltar, 5000 Spaniards from
Cadiz, aud about 1000 collected from differ
enc parts of the coast. The Sp4oiards who
sailed from Cadiz were embarked in the
no, able to quito sea nntI the 2o,h On the
18th they formed a junction at Aigesiras
with the other troops. On the I'd of March.
this corps advanced to Cassas viajas
The plan of the enemy was to raise ill., 9
6iege Of CadZ, aud to take all the French
lines in the rear, while an attack vas to DC
made on the works before Cadz by the gar
ships Of war and gunboats were to threaten
Eebarkations on every point Ballasteros
vas to march upon Seville, and an insur.
rection was to break out in the mountains Of
Ronda, which town was also to be attack
cd This vast project has, however, been
totally defeated
After having issued orders respecting hi,
line, the Duke Of Beluno (Ceii. Victor
formed reserve at Chiclana, composed o.,
the first brigade of the division Of Ruff;p
and Of the ed brigade of Leval's divisien
aud reinforced the garrison of Medina 81.
douia.
The Duke of Beluuo marched toward,
them WIN Two DFIgaocS, tbree squadrOnS al
cavalry, two batteries Of artillery, and abou
5000 men. All who showed tbemseIye
were drives back. The enemy was forced
back upon the sea, and his plan was there
b. already rendered impracticable.
The enemy, sensible of the difficulties q,
his position, determined to return, and pre-
scented -four lines, which appeared to conss ST
of 1000 men each
AS soon as the duke Of Belluno saw thai
The enemy's force was SO considerable. and
chat the English formed great part of il n >
ordered Gen. Viiaue's brigadets leave tbc
passage to the Isle. Of Leon, and TO adyance
towards his right; and he also directed
Cen Ruffn to evacuate the height aud 10
close upon his left. being no Iongtr in ex
pectation Of surrounding the enemy. b.,
combining his object 90 the establishment of
line parallel to the sea, and INCLUDING
within it Spanish division, which had
been ai of By detachment 81 1900 men Of
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Pom ,he Sfoetb,idge Her Id.

sm,ll Comet 10 a clear q .mosnfers 80:
ysibie IN the wesi, its spnsren place Is n -
south OF Proteus, Cans Minor, or the Lessee ~
Star which star IL the frs of any ma, ,,,iss
that appears little south of west .f,er s.,a
set, about two hours and an bsIf above Ill ,,'.
nor'zon, and sets about 10 O'Clock. The co.
met to ths naked eye appears some What nebv.
ious, snu much resembles the blur, TO the north.
ws'u &l,o eastwsrd OF II, usually called the &c.
lest'ai Crab Vie wed steadily with lLe 80
TIE nucleus is apparent with fashinr - 20
atmosPhtrc to the southwark Seen tfro,,''t'
three feet perspective, it is clearly deseostSS
appears globuor, and mucb resembles , ia.o-.'
3on ball, in ford heat. large
Aoout weeks snce il was discovered so far n
soa.l ST OF ITS present place, tho d "a wing
as"i' '''n' 'To'eus 70 SIRIUS a. Is base, anG from