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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-01-09

was to revisit France before her return to A.
herica. ',,-s 49, -. ~
Bonaparte remained in Holland, remune-
ratms the 1iynheerS with his presepce. and
the smiles of his fair Empress, for their mo
nish.
The affairs of the North and East remain
ca as usual. Sicily was stated to in great
fermentation and its Amazon Queen. SEX ;.
we repeat, II that Island is not soon Eng,
lish 1t will be Frenchi it cannot loug remain
Sicilian. 49,,
The London papers, amongst numerous
Official naval letters. contain one giving an
account OF the capture of La Ren0lnme aud
LA Ncrede, of ~ guns each near Matlagas
car; by whichit appears, that their coashrt,
the Numbering la Clorinde, struck her Co
Tors III the action, bot s1ulked off in the night
| and escaped.
I Bonaparte is taking tho most strenuous
measures to supply his subjects with our
southern staple, Cotton, from the I.evant,
| though 1t must cost them nearly double.
-. $3.50 tCenf.. Sum.
While the 5alen was lying at Sl,ithead, a
seaman. from the Constitution, deserted to
the Brit sh frigate HAVANA. He wasdemand
ed by capt. Hull. who was referred to the
port admiral at Portsmouth, and by him in
formed that the seaman should not. be res
tered antiltlie admiralty board had Instruct
ed him on the occasion. IN tlay CT two af-
| ter, an American sailor swan from the Ha-
wanna to the Constitution. & being demanded
by the British csmnander. capt.Hull refus-
ed to deliver him, until he hadrcceivcd in
structions from the U. States, taking for the
basis OF ms refusal, the precedent which the
British officer had furnished him in the Fl st
instance. The afftir stood thus wien the
Gaien sailed. -.ss.. - "a .g-7 ,r,,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-01-09
WILLIAM ALLEN, sec'ry.
WAsurxor
WAsHryoroS CRY, December 90
Ertraef ef'a iefterJ from his ccHsncy Nm.
: Henry Harrison 10 Inc Secretary Of Uar,

N<>SHANOIOS OITY, december %.
Ertract ola LETTER from his. e:rccH.ncy Nm.
: Henry Harrison 10 The Secretary Of Har,
dated
VINcBHERS, Dee. 10, 1911.
" In my official account of the late action
did not mention that capt. Prescott with his
company was in the last charge that was
made on the left flank. i had placed him On
that flank early int the action, and rcconee,ine
that had returned hin, tn his original snos;S
ton, HAD supposed il to have been before the
charge, but | now ind it was afterwards.
Lieut.. Hawkins with the few men of the rife
company that remained also assisted in the
charge on the right flank The late Weish's
company of the 4thregt. under the command
of LIT. Gcodng had been, previously to liza
action, united with capt. Barton's, which WIS
the reason OF their not being particularly Inci1.
toned in my letter. Mr.. Goodiug behaved
with great galiantry anc was severely wound
ed in the neck. | also omitted to mention.
from the haste with which my letter was
written, my obligations to capt Dubois of the
spies and guides. This gentleman rendered
US the most essential services in the capaci-
ty IN which he was employed.
l must request, sir, that the above para
graph he considered as supplement to imy
letter Of the 18th utiIDo.
have the honor
to be. with tile greatest
respect, sir, Your humble servant,
WI HENRY HARRISON.
The henofaELe
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and aiding It's attractive force to hat 5s tie
Sun, has had this wonderful effect. This i'm M
niihd is mere hypothesis. One thinv know,
we have felt The effects, in some degree, and
wish some able philosopher TO ascertain the
cause, fpossible''
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December &.

After some petitions for claims had been
presented,
FIR. Morrow, from tie committee on pub
lie lands, reported a bill allowing purchasers
81 lands northwest Of the Ohio further tine
for completing their purchases, which was
twice read and committed.
Mr. Pcindextcr called fer the considerati-
On Of the resolution, which had been laid VIZ
Oil the table some days ago, calling upon tic
PISs.dent fer Information whether any nc
Eceistion be row pending between the Unit
ed states and Spain, or any other power, res
posting The claim Of Tie United States 70 that
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ADDITIONAL MILITARY FORCE.

The House resolved itself into a committee
Of the whole House on the bill frorn the Sen
ate "to raise an additional military force"
and the amendment reported thereto by tile
committee on Foreign Relations; and after
some time spent therein the Speak er resam-
ed the chair and Mr.. Breckenridge reported,
that the committee had had the bril- ard ~
nendment under consideration and made
some progress therein, and directed him 70
ak leave to sit again; which was granted
BY ths House.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-01-09

III. Mcr-cr ysas ar officer. in the o. States
Macy, ndsePhco TO General Mercer
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-01-09

30 BALTIMORE, January ..
Extract from sertfe,,ar Of Baltimore 10 his
friend, dated Louisville, ('xen. J Dec. is.
This town was very much alarmed this morn
ing by several shocks o. Earthquake. The first
y most severe was about half past @ ofw,.:ch
the 'iorstion continued near minute--again .t
ha'i past z. Several cbimncys were thrown
,down and the gable ends Of two brick houses
-partiy!el in. The agitation of standing wat,x
WAS remarkable and the trembling of the hou-
SEES and fqrniture violent and alarming.
January 4.
E.ctrqcr TO- the Editors Of the Baltimore IL
: nericun. dated
49,, "WAsHING TON, Jan. 2.
On the question of engrossng the bill to
raise Twenty-Five thousand regular troops, the
prihciple was this day settled in the House Of
Representatives. Eishty-t72o republicans
voted for it, and Eight fcdcralists Aga.ns,it
there were eight republicans, three non ,tles-
cripts, andt7Yenty,J o'v federalists. You will,
therefore, perceive that the minority or OBJ
position consisted of three fourths of the fetc<
raj members, and only one eieue,,M part Of
the republicans. The statement winnot on
" shew the state of parties in the American
House OF Representatives hat it will prove to
the nation that the most important measure
which has been adopted since the organizati-
on otthe existing federal government, ha. not
been ho1orcd by the supPore of MANY federal :
lists; and it will convince Great Britain that
the war against her 20 which we now staiud
absolutely pledged, unless before the close
OF the session She yield to our reasonabie
Claims, will be ,waged with the almos, unani-
nous voice of the natinn ;n:its favor.''
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January 4.

January 4.
E.ctroct to- the Editors Of the Baltimore IL
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-20

dred tons, with West India produce, va
lued at twenty-five. thousand poundss
sterling. Arrived at Savannah, a priaa
to the privateer Mars, Brooks OF Nor
folk.
Brig Ocean, from jamaica 70 White
ball, Eng. mounts seven guns twenty
six men, cargo one hundred and seven
teen hdds sugar, one iInndred and six
ty-three puncheons rum, sky thousand
pound. coffee, and some mahogany -
T.ken by pri.ateer Sarasosa, Of New
York, and srrived there Sept Is. She
i. new vessel, $50 tons, months old
copper bctto,ned, and coppcred to the
bends.
Big Antelope, from Jamaica, with
sugar and rum, coppered. Taken BY
pr!vatser Dolphin, Of Cape Cod, arrived
a; Salem July 8.
Brig saiIy, Rudford, Of London, from
Plymouth to Pictau, in ballast, with sons
cordage and Crockery, mounts four
Founders. Captured by the Benjamin
Franklin.
Brig Friends, 800 tons, and 6 guns,
timber, spars, slaves, sc. A prize to
the privateer Dart, Green, arrived at Sa-
lem, Sept. 2.
Brig James, from Jamaica fer Hall
fax, full cargo Of rum, arrived at Fall
mouth, prize to the prisateer Bunker
Hill, com. Lewis, of New York.
Brig -, from Gibraltar, for Hall
fax. Arrived at Salem August lo, a
prize to the privateer John.
Brig Harmony, from Greenock for
Quebec, two hundred and fifty tons, car
go of rum, dry goods aud coal, mounts
four six Founders. Arrived at N. York,
prize to priya,ces Yankee, of Bristol,
Rhode Island.
Brig -, from jamaica, deeply load
ed, arrived at New York, prize to priva-
tecr Teazer.
Brig Hernon, prize to privateer
Dolphin. Of Cape Cod, arrived at Salem,
July 8.
Brig Argus, William Middleton, from
Pernsmhuco to London, one hundred
and sixty-eight tons, mounts ten guns
and ten men. Cargo of cotton, fustlc,
and eight thousand dollars in gold
ssnt in by com. Rodgers, Aug 2.
Brig Dolphin, Philip Cabot, of Jer-
sey, England Qsttor of marque) two
hundred and forty-one tons, from Jersey
to Newfoundland, mounts fourteen guns,
and twenty three men, in ballast with
some cargo. Sent in by the y States
ffigate Congress, captain Smith. July 9.
Brig Hero, from Lisbpn for St. An
drews. Captured by privatecr Teazcr,
and sent into Boston.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-20
PUBLIC SALE.

DY virtue Of a Deed of Trust from
Sarah Porter to the subscriber, tor
tho purpose of securing the payment OF
certain debts in the said deed mentioned,
will be sold at public sale for cash on the
3cth day efNovember next, on the Pre-"
mises--a Piece or Parcel of Ground,
situated on Union street in the town OF
Alexandra, and fronting OH that s'rses
ae ieet 6 ~ inches, and running back
and binding on FayetteAllcy the distance
of so feet.
Robert l. Taylor.
Trastef.
October 40 2awtS.
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From TIE -Natisnei Mrrilgencer.
LIST OF PRIZES

Taken 6v RE dmcTicd'S from The com
n,encement IF the Tier to tie tresenr
nne.
(coNrINUEp)
Frigs.
Brig William, capt Holeman, from
Bristol, England to Newfoundland, car
go $50 tobs coal, ten baskets cheese,
Fifty frkins and ten casks butter, fifty
barrels pork, two casss hats, three bids
boots and shoes, IS bundles oakum. A
prize to the Rosie, com Barney, ans
arrived at Boston August 2.
Brig Nerina, from Newry, taken by
an English ve.sei Of war, re-captured BY
the crew, off Halifax, and arrived at N
Lohdos
Brig Ceres, $50 tons. A beautiful
new copper bosiomed vessel, re-csplur-
ed by privateer John, and arrived al Ss-
lem Augusta.
Brig Alfred, Truemsn, from St.Jehns,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-20
BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL.

BY gentleman, passenger in the
stage from Baltimore, we learn that a
messenger arrived at Washington last
evening from admiral Warren with
dispatches for our government Tho
messenger came to New YORK in a flag
Of truce AID proceeded to Washington
in the mail stage.
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The Alexandria Museum,

rEVOTED to Charitable purposes,
III and belonging to the Alexandria
Washington Lodge No. %, is open for
the reception Of Visitors, every day in
the week. from 10 A. M. to PM. (Sln.
day excepted) on the following terms:
Subscription Tickets which admit the
whole Of Family. or such part as may
present the ticket 81 per year.
Subscription Ticket for the admission,
OF Single person S 2 per year.
Single visit for grown persons, %
cents.
Single visit fer children, 10 I-2 cents.
September %
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-20
RALTIMoRR, Oct. l6.

DALI INJURED VIZ io'
Arrived Letter Of Marque schooner
Tvro, Coward 2 days from St. Barts-
b. The Tyro accounts OF severe hur-
ticsne al ST. Barts, OF the morning oFthc
Is, Oct. the wind at SSE al 9 o'clock
the s,orm ragged with tie utmost vio-
lencc, the Spanish sch. Nictotiana, drag
esd on the rocks and immediately wcHi
IL pieces; large sch. '.ud two sIoops
paucd .hciy Cables, vent asaore * were
lost; Sw edish sloop Isabella, L,ndrlc.,
leading for Philadelphia, dragged OH
shore; vessel and cargo totally lest; the
Spanish sch. -, BrYon, and brig
Wilkinson, slipped their Cables and
went to sea- n large schooner wen; TO
sea-no person on beard The schrs
Tyro ard Atalanta, ct Baltimore. and
barqne Fsrn.cr, Of New-Haven, vert or
shore together, but were all fortunately
Get of without sustaining ;r"oh damage,
about IL houses were blown nprvu, ant
several lives lost-bGig Charles, Shell
field, Of Derby, jus' arrived-Camc
home in the T.ro, the bnstswain OF the
priva,eer Hirsm. c2p,7in wilson, OF
Providence, which vcsSe! WAS un!ortu-
na,eIy Blown mp 28ih August in lat le,
II, all persisted, but 5, VINO took the
boat
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Fifty Dollars Reward

ID an away, some tinc 1T Dccom-
~ her last, negro woman named
IRE nee, 2s or SO years oil. of q We.
~ ,ark complexion, and when spoken
t., is anxious to make herself appear
very po,i,e one Of her eyes is weak,
occcasioncd by having sore eyes; on
the back part Of her neck are several
raj scars by having seatons there.
Ti,is Woman has an extensive &C
qua;ntaHce in Charles county, Mary
land, and from her extreme art ] have
no doubt she has acquired them in
Prince Georges county, Washington
ity, Georgetown and Alexandria. Net
long since sae WAS in Piscateway, and
had changed her name to JENNY, end
few weeks ago she was in lenley
Town & Georgetown and passed ny
the name of MARY SHORTER it is
believed she has pass obtained from
woman of that name, who had che
f.on the Clerk. Office Of Charles
Cornty She was A. Rozier's ferry net
long stree and applied to Mr.. Davis
to purchase nor, il is presumed she
is lurking about some Of the above
pl.ce, at til. time. Asto her cloth.
in. II is deemed unnecessary to n,cr.
ton them as she has probably chang.
ed them.
Thomas Burgess.
Charlie County, State Of 1fa-ylasd.
N. b. AL persons are hereby for.
warned from hsrboring or employing
the above described Negro Womat,
At their peril, on under the severcst
penalties OF the law.
7. 3.
August ss law
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October 40
TIE FRIENDS TO
PEACE, UNION, e COMMERCE.,

no FOREIGN ALLIANCE,
Are requested to meet their Delesats
to tho late Convention al Staunton---oS
Tuesday the 9Sth Instant, being the Sc
cond dsy of Fairfax Court, at Falrtax
Courthouse, for the purpose of rsceiv'
ing their report.
October IS.
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thing, had partial engagement With an
English sch'r . few days after coming
out. October latitude 81, lo,sauds
. 6s, spoke brig Ambition Of Portland
from Baltimore for Boston, prize to the
British ship Orpheus destined for Ha.
l,fax.--Caine into the bay in company
with ship Hero fer Alexandria. Passe4
brig hazard from Boston in the Bay.
From The Federal Republican.
GLORlOUSl!
The following is the latest intelligence
from Nsw-Jerssy, respecting the E.
lection.
TO THE EDITORS.
Trenton, Oct. l6.
Our State is delivered from Demo-
cratic misrule. We have triumPhed
most gloriously. Gloucester gives US .
federal majority of $50, Middlesex ana
Somerset about 400 each, Burlington
from 10 to 1900: Bergen is no doubt
safe, having always been federal
Monmouth give. US majority OF from
80 to $50, probably the latter num'
Der. In Hunterdon We have at least
two asssnbIymsn, & perhaps the whole
ticket. This gives US majority OF from
sto 7 in joint meeting. Mover since the
prevalence Of Jcffersonian politics hays
We had such maorities and in each
county in which there has been strug'
gle, the democratic majority has been
diminished. In Salem, formerly about
$50 democratic majority, they now sue.
coed BY the lean majority Of 90.
New Jersey declares loudly Tor peace
Every ar.ifice, every falsehood, and eve
~ uniusti6abIe attempt to blind and de-
Jude, resorted to BY the war'hawks, has
failed.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-20
NEW YORK. Oct. II.

A flag Of truce ship, h-wing tier of
ports, anchored last evening in the Bay,
near the Light House. This, most like
T., is the Swiitsure, from Falmouth, with
dispatches iron, the British government,
spoken of 10 the London papers az stated
in yesterday New York Gazette.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-20

E1:rae' Of letter dated Ohelousas,
Settember !.
Two gentlemen of the Sabine party
arrived here three days ago, report that
they are in quiet possession of Nacesdo-
ches, and that the inhabitants received
them with open arms as soon as they
knew they were come to aid in revolu-
t'onizing the old government. They
had taken 600 mules load Of wool of the
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-20

DIED-yesteraay morsing, Mrs. fsr-
NY LOGAN, consort of Mr.. Samuel Loo
gan of this town. The friends and &C.
ouaintance of the family are requested
to attend her funeral this afternoon ut =
O'CLOCK, from her lato dwelling, opposite
the market.heuse. t4l.-
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-20

We have seen letter from Liverpool
stating that tic British government had,
By proclamation, ordered their public and
private ships to capture aad send in ell
American vessels, bu. not sick. burn or
destroy, - is usual in tine Of war. This
was done. says the letter, from = hope,
that tie resembling of tie orders in
cou.cil would put stop TO hostiiities Of
our part.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-20
.At!c-Terk Evening Post.

When Brcnnus tne leader ofthe Gauis,
entered Rorae, the M4disGn's Of the CT
", Sid Brennus, " Iiadsed Money ard
znuS! hlrc IT," agreed in toe absence Of
Ca:ni!!us, 10 purchase lis torbearance
VIVA gold. When Camilius retUrnod
they were in tire ACT OF weighing 1t ou,,
be, nc Threw his sword into the scale
and ted tae G. uls ,ha, the Romans had
been accustomed to ransom their coun-
trv with steel instead Of Soi3. We have
sl~cady paid in money to the modern
GAu.s fifteen millions and if our country
is 10 be emancipated it must be By
steel
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-20

A letter received by a gentleman In
Pittsburgh, from an officer in General
Wadsworth's army, by express, says
"We find, on hearing the particulars OF
the engagement with the Indians at San
dusky, it was not so unfavorable as was
a, first represented; SIX killed and ten
wounded on our part-the Indians dri-
ven with considerable loss"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-20

We Rave seen letter dated at Lisbon
Oh the 9th uit. stating that the scige OF
CaeiZ vas raiscd on The oath Aug.
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NETWORK, Oct. IS.

NE W. ONh, O~I' NJ
Extract Of letter .trsm al HPrer1ca"
gentleman al Porto Rec, dated 2lst
Sct.em5tr, 1912, jas. from Saint Tho
mas.
Captain Hsskins, Of the three mast
ed lurrcr O,onoko, of Ia guns and 50
men, publicly declared, if he should tsll
in with any Yankee Priva'eer, he would
shew no q quarters. Information OF this
was sent to Captain Stafford of The BAL
'imors privsteer Dolphin; Capt. Stat
ford sent him challenge, ami ioskins
dared not 10 meet hlal.
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BALTIMORE. Oc.ohcr 10

AIH I-NOVT.' wv u T.
Arrived brig femaic, CHS, 80 days
f!om Bristol, Tin, Copper, len and
Bottles. Sailed in COMPANY with ship
Piutarch, Dove, fer Charleston. Left
ship Fanny, from NesYG;k in few
DIS. August 9th was chased by cut
ter brig; Goth Saw ship on the lee
quarter, which gave long chase Of ls
hours. September llth, touched at tbs
Island of St. Michaels for water, s7th
spoke Privateer sch'r Fox, Brown, from
Portsmouth On cruizey had taken no.
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Mexican growth; the party is $50
strong, and is increasing daily. There
is at this moment party ready to start
from this place, composed of the most
abandoned characters. An iahabitant OF
Attakapas, named ViIet, was murdered
four nights ago, while lying in bed along
side of bis wife, supposed by An IN
known hand. His brother has been ar
rested together with II school,naster, but
without any positive proof against them.
.Nssy Orleans Gazette.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-20

The following IS copy OF letter
from All Gffccr in the l3:h regiment, to
the editors CT the New York Gozctte.
"BATAvIA, Ocl. 4, 1912.
Gentlemen,
The dav before yesterday the B,i-
fish sloop Of war ROYAL George, entered
the mouth Of The Gelnessee river, land.
ed about 50 men under the pretence OF
searching Tor fesclters-tbey plundrred
the inhabitants OF every valuable article
they could find, ana departed before the
people could collect to resist them. TAX
ing with them two American vessels.
On the 29th ul,lmo, d detachment
from the 18Th regiment embarked in
40 boats at Sal, Pcint Onandago Lake,
under the command IT lilut. col. Cnrys-
tc--it IS presumed their place Of lestl-
nstion is Niagara.
Tho British force at Fort George
and is dependencies. Is about 1Goo.
1t is repeated that Gen. E,ock has
Summoned Fort Niagara to surrender"
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CHARLESTON, October 8.

Arrived, privateer schr, Rosamonh'
captain Cappan, belonging to n York.
from cruize. Aug. IS, lat 81, long.
81, spoke Spanish ship St. Joseph, from
Baltimore for Cad:z. 8 days out. 81,
captured British brig RoebIck, captain
Vsipey, from St. Bartholomew tor
Island Jersey, cargo rum. %, lat S7'
Al, long. IS, le, was chased by a British
gun bris-hove overheard carrohades'
II Founders, anchor and cable, boats,
ana started nunber casks OF water
2s, spoke American brig Commodore
Barry, days out from PhiladesphIr tor
lisbon. 81, lat. 81, long. 81, spoke A.
nerjcaa ship Comet, Of Newport, from
ST.. Ubcs bound to Newport, put captain
Vslpcy Of British brig Rocbuck, on
boar,i, on his parole. September l4,lat.
10, 81, long 81, 81, was chased by Brl-
;i.h two decAsr-outsailed her very
easy. Y. in sight OF Martinique, cap
,ur",! British schooner Aclc, capt Gal
loway. from Martinique bousd to Hall
fax. 81, IN sight Of Laguira. on Spanish
Maine, was chased by British frigste,
who fired from 10 to 50 snot at us, some
going over and others falling short OF
US IL firing our stern chaser, nine
pouader, it burst ard shattered the legs
ii George Vangor ard John Lewis so
bad, that the former died immediately
atter-the latter now lies dangerously
i,l--also, wounded a number OF the crew
severely. Ct, captured British schooner
Antelope, captain Depot, OF Corracoa'
from St. Thomas, bound 20 Curracoe--
assorted cargo. %, being short Of water
and provisions, landed "a British pri-
soners on the West end OF Porto Rico.
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The state of politics in New-Orieans,
are said to have become decidedly in
fyor of Peace aud Commerce.
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From an Enrlish Magazine, Sett. 1911.

The following is the population ei
London, Westminster and Borough, viz.