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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-04-09
Nary DEPARTMENT,
February IL, 1911.


Under the authority of the act Of Con
gress OF the 80 n of March, 1910, entitled
An act making an appropriation for the
purpose OF trying the practical use of the
Torpedo or sub-marinc explosion - certain
preliminary experiments have been made
III the city and ,harbor of New York. By
letter, copy of which is herewi h transmit
ted. and marked No. 1, Messrs Wolcot,
Golden. Livingston. Lewis, Williams, Gar
nett, and Kemp. were requested 20 attend
the experiments, and to report their opini-
Ions thereon, either jointly or seyeraIiy -
These gentlemen accordingly attended, and
their opinions Will be found in the papers
A. b. G & ID.
A. Letter and report signed by Messrs.
Wolcoc, Kemp, Golden, Garnett aad Viii
liams,
B. Letter from Mr. Golden.
z. Letter from Mr.. Livingston.
ID. Letter from Mr.. Lewis.
Commodore Rogers and Captain Cham
cey were also requested 10 attend the ex-
periments, and to conduct the defence i.
ganst he Torpedo. The commodore's Oh
servations, in which il is believed captain
ChauDcey coDcurs, will be found in paper
r. which Contains extracts of his Journal
kept on that occasion.
+. Is a letter from Mr.. Fulton.
These papers eontain all the materialin
form. alton, with respect 10 MIR. Fulton's
Torpedo system, at this time in the posses
sion of the Navy Department. They shew
THAI Nfr Fulton has not, in the opinion of
majority Of the committee, proved that the
government ought to rely upon his system
as a means of national defence. Mr.. FGnon
states, however, that he has made impor =
tant improvements since the experiments
were madej and as he appears veiy conf
dent OF success. It is contemplated to au-
thorse further experiments in order TO
ascertain the effect ct such improvements.
OF the five Thousand dollars voed, about
one thousand FIVE hundred dollars have been
expended. leaving an unexpended balance
at this time OF about three thousand Eve hun
drcu dcllsTa
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Sales at auction.


pySHE subscriber will sell without reserve, on
i he fifteenth of April next, at his lumber
house on the back street, adjoining the lumber
bouse of Messrs..Kirby, Drake and Taylor, and
under the management OF Messrs. Mopcure, Ro.
binson and Pleasants--about 5 5000 worth OF
GOODS, amongst which, are the following ar.
ticles, viz.
40 Demiiohns old LoHdoa Particular Ma
deira Wine.
Pipe do. do.
u Demijohns old Spirits,
PuncheOns do
IL Demijohns best old Cogniac Brandy,
10, 900 Id. Brown Sugar,
1000 Id. Coffee,
Boxes assorted Dutch Glass Ware,
9 Hhds. assorted Double Flint do.
so Boxes Martinique Cordial,
80 boz. Caret,
go Do best Shrub,
~ Do. best Syrup of Punch,
~ Chests Soucbong Tea,
S Boxes Imperial do.
Doz. Lead Canisters Cunpovder Tea,
20 Gross Playing Cards-and
30 Boxes first Chop Havana Segars,
With great VARSITY Of useful and valuable
articles, too tedious to be enumerated.
Terms OF sale, all sums under 8 so cash, so,
sud not exceeding 3 $50. 90 days. 8 $50, and
not exceeding 3 500, s months, and above 500
dollars, 9 months. For credit purchases, notes
negotiable and payable at the bank of Virginia,
HIth approved endorsers, will be indiscriminste-
yrequired.
AUBIN LAFOREST.
90 The sale will DC continued from day 10
day until closed
April y cds
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virtue of deed OF trust executed to Rem.
- Jamn Mosby and the Subscribers BY Da-
wa Ross' esq bearing date the goth day of ia.
nuary, in the'year 1903; & of record in The Ho-
norabie the General Court of this Common.
wealth, will be sold on Monday the 18th day OF
May next, at Fluvanna COURTHOUSE at Public
Auction, the residue of the lands, conveyed BY
the said indenture, remaining unsold in the conn.
ties OF Fluvanna and Altemarle; or Cunningham.
kackoon and the waters of Bremmer and Berry
Creeks, supposed to contain about seven thou
sand acrss more or less for the purposes in the
same indenture mentioned on a credit for one
fourth part Of the purchase money payable the
hrst day OF October next, and the residue in one
two Il three equal annual payments thereafter
the purchaser giving bond with approved seen.
rity for the first payment; and bonds with deed
OF trust upon the lands for securing the annu-
al nstalments as they shall respectively fall due
The land will be sold in parcels to suit .purcha.
sers.
WIN. C. WILLIAMS.
April S ida
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NOTICE The commissioners, authorised
l by an act ofthe last legislature, will on
saturday the 10Th inst. o" the premises, dispose
" at public sale, that eligibly situated half acre
49, ;Ironting the north side Of the capitol and
lying between Mr. Edmund Randolph's lot. and
the street fronting the west of MIR. Wright
southgate's house. Notes with approved enior-
ser.' negotiable and payable at the Bank of Vir.
gmIa' IN o., SO. and 100 days from the day of
sale, will be required of the purchaser
On the same day, and terms, will be sold, the
mouse IN which the former Governors resided /:
20 De removed from the spot on which it stands
by the purchaser without delay.
Ihey also give notice to undertakers, that
they are Immediately ready to receive plans and
estimates. ofan house to be erected, for the use
OF the CHIEF magistrate, commensurate with the
appropriation made by said act: The contempla.
ted edifice to be SO far progressed in during the
present year. as that it may be completely f.
h'sned, early in the ensuing summer.
April S. .,.
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Dolllesttt.
TORPEDO WAR.

[Our readers ziA recoalect thar. at the sea.
Ston Of Congress preceding rhe iast, a ian
Ts,as fassed by Congress MAKING an an
f'rofriation for the PURPOSE of maxine
Practical experiments on the use of tIe
Iorfedo, or submarine explosion, rnpen-
ted by Mr.. FULGoN. IFS Congress thus
far Shesvedfheir wishes for the success of
the Invention, the fubhc ha1e certainlya
right 10 knoqo tie result Of the erherf.
mentS. NE therefore, notaotthsfandfne
its length. lay before them the follo4pinr
rehors from the Macy Deharfmenr 90
Congress on tie Sn6jecf. -Nat. Ent.l
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RICHMOND PRICES CURRENT.
CT There will be published, from this Office
Cperhaps in 9 voiumesl

CT There viii be published, from this Office,
(perhaps in voiumes.}
THE, OLD BACHELOR,
Which has deservedly Attracted the attention oil
the literary world-a work, which has, in fact,
been pronounced sufficient to redeem the cha
racter of the American Literature from the illi-
beral structures of the Edinburgh Review.
Subscriptions will be received at this Office /;
with view offorming some sort of an estimate
rs to'the numbe. ofcopies, which may be struck
off. Those who wish to have copy Of these e.
legant Essays in the book-form, would therefore
oblige the Editor by entering their names, as
soon is convenient.
The work shall be put to press in new type
and on good paper.
a. Any gentleman who is disposed to receive
subscribers in his neighborhood, win have the
thanks of the Editor.
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STATEMENT

Offacfs and o6ssrUa i9ns in relation 10 er.
herwenfs erhi6hed 6y Mr.. Robert Fuk
ION, explanatory # hrs SUSTAIN If T'OR-
PEDO WdR, in and ncar tie cifn Of
New York, from September 2Ist to RoJ.
1St 1910.
ON the 21st Of September, a majority Of
the persons named in The letter of he Se
creiary of the Navy. dated May T.. 1910
caarenea az Shc cilyh 81, ~hefe theY were
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-04-09

u ARK.-The subscribers wish to purchase
- in the course of the ensuing spring, three
or four hundred chords of Spanish aud Red
Oak BARK, TO be delivered at their Tan Yard
near Ruiheriorl's Mills.
GEO FISHER & Co.
They will give the highest cash prices, and
receive it on the margin Of the canal near the said
Mills.
March S. wtSw
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or PsbIished BY Thomas Richie, nearly ep-
pesise fhe Globe Tavern. Richmond, Virginia.
O CONDITIONS Five doiiays q year, to
y paid ANNUALLY in advance. Those Ohio wish to
Be considered ANIMAL subscribers, must hereafter
dksignate if at the tim. Of subscribing, otherwise
s&eir pdters wsN be discontinned ar fhe expiration
sf tie fret year.
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81. JOHN - M4TCRELLI

- ESPECTFULLY informs the pnblc that
H. they have for sale at reduced prices
900 Buenos- Ayres hides,
500 sacks L. fine salt,
80 do. do. coarse do.
80 hhds. prime Muscavado sugar,
20 bbls. d. do
20 do. & a few bags green coffee,
20 Tierces Upland wbiskey.
10 hhds. Pennsylvania, do.
"a pieces American twiiled sacking,
a few cwt.-Northern cheese.
CT They intend keeping constant supply of
hides and to sell them at Ne w York prices
S & VI.
Richmond, April 5 q
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All which is respectfully submitted,
PAUL HAMILTON.
TIE honorable
Josefh b. Harnum,
Sneaker Of the House
Of Rcfresentatiues
No. 1.
To Oiver Wotcon. Esquire.
NAVY DEPARTMENT.

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Congress having, during their last ses.
sion. provided for an experiment of Mr.
Fuiton's Torpedo sys'em, it has been pro.
posed by that gentleman that some preli.
minary experiments be made in the harbor
OF New York. and that yourself, Mr.. Col
den, Mr.. Chancellor Livingston, Mr.. lie wis
Colonel Williams, Mr.. Garnett aud Doctor
Kemp. should be invited to attend such pre-
hminary experiments, and report your Cpl
Mons either jointly or severally upon the
merits OF his system generally, so far as q
satisfactory opinion may be formed from ar
oeserva,ioH OF such experiments.
will not. / hope, sir, be either inconve.
nient or disagreea3le to you to attend Mr.
Fulton's experiments. and TO report your
opinion upon his system and I shall consi.
der myself obliged by your rendering this
service. -
Favor me. if you please. by an answer to
this letter.
4 Ihave the honor to be. with great respect
sir, your obedient servant,
(Signed)
PAUL HAMILTON.
CddlvaNader c. Golden. Esq.
Robert Il. Livingston, Esq.
Morgan Lewis, Esq.
Colonel Jonathan HiRiams.
John Garnet, Esq.
Doctor John Kemh
- Nezu- YORK., Jan. 90, 1911.
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n oTICE.--I hereby forwarn all persons
IN from receiving my note for s $50, given
to c. Dabney and Son--a. will not pay it. for
reasons, best known to myself
PATRICK COUTTS.
March 90. Ct
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TWILL BE SOLD, at public auction on
w Monday the 25th day of Aprii-By or
der of the President & Directors of the Rich
Tond Library Society, the share in said library
belonging to Mr.. Frederick Argyle, Shy viz.
tue ofthe 9Th article ofthe ordinance for the GO
Senment Of said Society,"" relative to delin-
puencies, &c.
-A9oneure. Robinson 81 Pisasanfs. Aue'rs
ApriL2. w4w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-04-09

FOUND, in the Man-Street, a piece of thread
L lace on the 2lsl of February, by a servant,
any person may get it by describing and paying
the expences ofthis advertisement.
April 9 IF
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JUST RECEIVED. aud for oae, At WILL.
y AM PRICHARD's Bookstore, opposite the
Post Office.
Monument OF Parental IHeetios, to Dear
and only Soa, by Joshua Gilpin.
AZ the same place may be had, now complete
in SIX Vols. Mactnight on the Apostocsi Epls.
tles-ss also almost every kind vt new pu5l,ca.
tons Of merit.
w. p. informs the Gentlemen Of tie Bar, and
Students, that his Law LibrsIJ is now com, leie,
and that lis terms Of sale are moderate ard &C
conmodstiug.
Aprn g. Ct
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no BE SEEN, at Col John Mayo's lower
4 tenement, 4 MUSEUM The only one
OF the kind that has ever been exhibited in Ame-
rics, being composed Of more than $50 different
subjects, of farc beautiful and eles CANT COPE
PLAIE PRINTS, which collection of mytJo.
logical, categorical, emblematicsl Pictures and
views OF land and seas, together present pros.
poet so interesting as to crafty the curiosity Of
those who have taste for the PRODUCTIONS Of
genius and OF the admirable art o. paintsg
winch assemoagc must impress eli tie judici-
oas observer he most agreeable sensations
As the greatest part of this collection is don.
bic and treble, The overpIus will be sold to those
who may desire 10 enlivep aud decorate their
houses. as they will not for long time have al,
equal opportunity of meeting with such variety
nut OF which to make choice to their hking--Asl
the price varying from Us cents to q aud dol.
lars.
This Museum for short time, will be open
| every day, from 10 O'Clock in the forenoon TO 2.
and from TO 6 IN the afternoon.
or Abundance, for Grown Persons, each day,
IS cents, TO be paid in small money, as change
VIII not be gwen. ANY person purchasing dol.
lars worth shall be admitted once gratis
Children, halt price, and the parents RESPONSE
PIE tor any damages done by them to any OF the
Prints
Nothing is to he touched or displaced
~ d. VIII be taken from any person OF comps.
ny, who may be disposed TO buy the whole of
what IS 10 be sold, of the aDove --.--ether tvo
th'rds OF inspected tobacco Of the first quality &
one third cash; or one third cash and satisfoc-
tory note at four months for the ether two thirds
great bargain is offered on these terms.
April s. Q,
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ToMPKLWS II MURRAY

TOMPKLVS e MURRAY
a RE st receiving by the Ship Anacreon.
from London, large supply of SPRING
GOODS.
Stout and Porter.
April Q. Pm
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April S.

MILL BE SOLD, to the highest bidder, at
~ The late dwelling Of d. Z. R1LTOM,
Decd, on Wednesday the 18th inst. TEN VAL
UABLE NEGROES; amongst which are Four
Likely Men and good plain Woman Cook
Also all the Household and Kitchen FIJRNI-
TURK, belonging to the Decd.
Credit will be given until the first day of Jan
nary next. Purchasers giving bond with APP
proved security for all sums above 10 dollars,
unNer that sum, CASH
- Sarah RrL TON, dunk.
April S, 1911. ids
pURLIc LAND-WiN be sold, to the high
est bidder. on the 18th day of April next,
being Monday, the residue of the LAND, be.
longing to the Commonwealth of Virginia, in
the county of Fluvanna The tract contains 1877
acres, by aiate survey, and is situated between
Fluvanna and Rivanna rivers, about 4 miles a.
bove the town of Columbia, the place of their
confiux The terms Of sale are. IL months Gre
dit; the purchaser giving bond with security, tc
be approved of by the Executive. The sale vii
take place about twelve O'Clock, at the tavern OF
Mr.. John Snead. in said county
JOHN WILLS, Superintendent.
I Feo. IL. w8w
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NJ Office. In pursuance to a deed of trust
L executed to the subscriber. will be offered
for s.le on Saturday the fourth day of May next,
at Ligson's Tavern in Amelia county for cash,
negro man named BOB, the property of Jo-
shna Smithey ofAmelia county, {. satisfy debt
due to James Jackson, Sear. of Prince Edward
county.
JOSIAH PERKINSoN, Trustee
March 90 lawsuit
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copy.
New YoRK, Jan. rs 1917.

SIR, ''"'No '0Afs
had the honor to receive letter IRON,
you in May last, desiring my services aso ns
oi a committee to attend course of exncs;.
neD,s 20 be maize by MIR. Fulton ON bis -.
Peds sys'enb ord requesting that / voax
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-02-25
264900

Fem Gi6ralttr haker of Dec. e.
CADIz, DEC Owe have lust re-
ceived from England, 10000 mus
quests, 100000 flints, a million car
ridGes, 9 pieces Of cannon, and 500
barrels Gunpowdcr.
GIBRALTER, DEC. 22.-Thc Bul-
wark, OF "a guns, has arrived at Cadiz
with four millions Of dollars; and
twenty millions more are shortly ex-
pected The French have thrown
some small shells into Cadiz but with
out doing much damage.
Provisions and money have been re-
mltted to .ftgezirns, where several
thousand men are daily expected.
Slr James Fellows writes from e..
az, under date of the nth, that" from
the statements during the last tn, DAYS,
y appears that, although the disease
which prevailed here, cannot be said 10
be entirely distinguished, it is 50 far
suppressed that few cases only are
observed in the city,"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-02-25
NEx-oRLEANs, yAx I6, 1911.

INSURREC7ION OF BLACKS.
a rising Of the blacks on the plan
tations near German coast, was lately
made, and threatened very melancholy
consequences. They first attempted
to assassinate Mr.. BNDRY, a French
man, and father in law 10 Governor
CLAIBORNE, with an ak, and succeeded
in wounding hin.-E1is son had just
been murdered by them. With great
exertions about 90 whites were lmme.-
diately collected, and marched against
the brigands, who were defeated and
driven into the wonds with much loss.
Other detatchments were soon after
put in pursuit Of the fugiti7es, many Of
them killed, and the chief Of the ban-
dts, DcR0odea, and several subordinate
rlngleaders, taken, and executed. Sue
cors were sent from this city, but they
have returned, as the chiefs Of the par
ty are no more, and the residue are star
wing in the woods or cut up ~ their
pursuers.
The instruction appeared SO threa-
tcnlng at trst, that the whole militia
q our city and suberbs were ordered
out ; and Governor CLAIBORNE ap.
pointed seven aids-de-camP to commu-
nicate his orders, All the carbartts
were ordered to be closed, and no male
negro was allowed to be in the streets
after dark. sCP The fohulation of
New-Orleans IL 24,554, gf gVAtch 6,654
are blacks and muL1:t0es
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-02-25
Latest from France.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT.

Arrived, brig Osmyn, WhilidlD, In
the remarkable short passage of l9
days from Rochelle, France and $50
hours from land TO land. The Osmyn
had French custom house officers put
on board to dctain her, but captain
Whi!ldin politely sent them ashore, and
made all sail. Capt Wilhelm informs,
that all vessels arriving IN France from
America with cargoes, are put under
immediate srVuesiration and the gen
erAl opinion Is, that 10 material change
will take place respecting them, eUen
after ths ~ february, The trade with
France has never been in more des.
perate state, and nothing favourable
need BE- expected.
An intelligent passenger in the Os-
myn states, that the letter signed
" Duke OF Nlassa, Paris, Dec 25," or
de. ms the continuation of The sequcs-
tradUn OF American property las pub,
listed 10 the English pape.s) was the
last official act 0! the French Govern
ment that had appeared, and that there
seemed to be 10 nope that American
property would be restored,
Previous 70 the Osmyn's sailing, her
Letter Bag had been demanded by IN
Officer and sent ashore, 10 b. forwarded
TO Paris,
All vessels under the American fac
were seized the moment they arrived,
whether Laden with American Of Colo
plal produce, and their papers sent to
Paris. Their being American was
sufficient ground for seizure.
A large Quantity Of British manu-
t1cturts had been burnt AT Rochelle
TIE COnhagratiOn lasted four DAYS
Thus It Is that this hideous monster
Napoleon vents his rage even on inani-
mate things.
Capt. WhiIldin forwarded from New
Castle, Dispatches from MIR. Russell,
our Charge d'aH4lrs 1t Paris, to the
Secretary Q! State
lht Essex i.igate had proceeded to
England, and va. daily expected TO re-
turn, on her way 10 the United States.
AA the vessels that have cargoes on
board are under seizure, and not al
lowed 10 sell tneir cargoes, aud their
papers sent TO Paris, texcept the schoo-
ner Fla Of wnom very little was
known as 20 her being seized or not. }
Ship HawE, Brown, Of Pilldelphia,
at Bayonne, had been restored TO the
American Charge d'Afairs to carry
aespatcnes, but has since been re-seiz-
cd oy the Flcnch Government, after
haviAg her Passengers engaged and be.
ing nearly ready for sea.
4 large American ship has been
ciptured by the French and Carried IN
y 81 Andero, having flour and corn
tor Spain or Portugal
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-02-25
BosTOE, FEBRUARY 81.
Regency 0f Lnqluna.

The last Phiiad Frecman's Journal,
states, That g letter had been received
in that city, from London, announcing
that the Regency had some into opera.
ton " We are sorry that the Editor
should give this report, without annex
ing the date Of the letter, said " have
contained the news. Our dates are 10
the 9Th OF January, ct which time the
principles Of the Regency Bill had not
been settled. Ii this leuer il not Of
later date. he intelligence must he pre-.
mature, st.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-02-25
foreign 9uteIlIgenee.
PHILADELPHIA, rRe. -.

When Cajo!s's letter to Armstrong, an
n0uncng that the Berlin and Nj Tan de
crees were repesled, was published, it
WAS then predicted that B1napArte only
meant to s3noAs lis trap, in order 10 make
another general sweep Of American pro
perry The President, ~ithstAndinS,
issued his queer PROCLAIM alton, and Nc are
--cdjoleG Tie American administration
have an awful account 70 settle with the
people, WAC have suffered from their in
fatuAtion Or credut.ty, or b4h. But if
they can hesitate after reading the follow
ing, We SHALL believe the country SOLD 10
3onapaEte .-Freenan's .JO4rgaL
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-02-25

Among he officers taken were Gener-
ais NVe.therall and Abercromble
There were $500 British prisoners at
The Isle oc France F; which WAS well
supplied, and had more than 5000
armed defenders. The French irlgates
.4strra. blanche, MinerVe, BeHone, pa
IRENE and berieGe, wcic on cruise
TsrgoThe last M0niteurs contained Ia
ter accounts than the above. One Of
which was long letter from the
French Admiral. giving the details OF
re recapiure, 5y the English, Of tue
.Afr5cQine of So, the Ceylgn Of So guns,
and the capture Of the Yenu' French
frigate Of Al, by the BoadiceG, Com
modore Ro7yiey, on board which wer:
Gen. A6ercrombie and many OF the a
bovc prisoners. The AsteLle lndlamen
also escaped. 1t will be recollected,
that we had accounts of the loss OF
most of the above frigates several
weeks since from the Cape OF Good
Hope. The Indiamen captured, were
su posed to be stray vessels OF the ex-
petition against the Isle of France,
which sailed from India and which
was to rendezvous at the Island OF
bourbon. At the last dates that island
remained in the hands of the English
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-02-25

upon The ridge ora Hill, which was ha.
tu;ally fortified, and At fast rendered
useless tile service W artillery. Having
perceived the van guard Of the Eurn-
pean army, they attacked them by some
discharge Of artillery which reached
nobody. The Spanish infantry, sun
ported by q well served artillery, dim
bed up the position Of the insurgents,
who, after two hours combat, were
completely defeated, and pursued bv
the Cavalry, abandU'ing al their bag.
gage and artillery, consisting Of eight
small guns and two pieces Of heavy
ordnance, which belonged to The r1gi-
ment or La Villas. heir loss y RI ck.
oned al 5000 men killed, wounded and
prisoners, and the European army, il
we attach credit to that letter, have
ONLY lost 5 or men-Ihe parson Of
Dolores and his general have taken
their refuge through the mountains
where they are strenuOuslg pursued.
All the Indian boroughs have submit
ted themselves, and implored the Glenn
ency Of the victorious partly he let
ter says further, that the pars0n who
headed The insurgents, Goes not knew
how or where TO conceal himself.
They hope that good order viii he
soon restored in the revolted province.