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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-03-26

Landing from Brig Abby,
FOR SHE,
10 tons assorted Swedcs Iron
90 barrels n E Runl
case Wool Hats
| case fine White Hats
cases fine Black do
Mems coarse and fine Shoes and Pumps
B0ys and cnildrens fancy Shoes
ladies' Morocco Shoes
| bale Russia Diaper
IS boxes Soap
40 bushels Glover Seed
Mahogany Book Cases and Secretaries
Bureaus aid Set Dining Tables
Portable Writing Desks
ALSO,
40 bundles Screwed Hay
Esquire of
VIM. Smith.
March IS st
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Rasssns, CarYant5, Figs, &C.

ls+vCop'C'1 y 81 1IfSI'3 4 e.,
50 boxes New Raisins, few days import
ed and in fine order.
100 boxes MuScatel and Bloom Rais.ns
20 drains ouitana Go.
boxes Figs
so boxes & l-2 boxes Goifroids Cigars
100 do first * second quality Havana do.
10 cwt. dried Codh.n
10 600 lbs. colored * white Goshen Cheese
5000 lb2. frkin Butter
100 dozen Hilbert's best London Brown
Stout and Porter--very Old,
80 boxes fresh Philadelphia Chocolatc--
Nos. and S.
20 hogsheads retailing Molasses.
so Demijohhs,
Foe SALE By
Joseph Vaudeville,
Corner of King & Fairfax streets;
IVith Els usual g general assortment Of
The belt Wines, Liquors, Teas,
and other Groceries,
Upon very reasonable terms, far :,asn. Pro-
duce, or at the usual Credits 90 ssiltctuai
customers
December a.
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Hbasky, Sugars, &C..

eco bbls Rye Whiskey
so dc Northern Rum
10 punehooas Sd and zth proof West
India Rum
IS barrels Country Gin =
): $ Ems: S s.s.: Brown Sugars
z hhas. Leaf and Lump do.
70 bags Ainlocls
30 boxes erench Prunes
90 boxes and Cases Salad Oil, in Bottles
aad aieSks
90 casks roshen Cheese
10 cwe, Codish
For SIZE by
Joseph Vaudeville.
Corner of King ana Fairfax Streets.
March | 3
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Clover Seed, Plaster Paris, &c.

Leading from the sehr. Eenus, ceht. Dertsr
and for Sale on JoHN G. LADD,
80 tons Plaster Paris,
"a derces Fresh Clover Seed,
i ibid. and 50 bags Coffee,
% boxes Mould Candles,
boxes Turkey Figs,
y barrels Apples,
barrels Cranberries,
box Co.tou Cards.
also,
~ Feams Wrapping Paper,
bales Cotton,
~ chests Young Hyson Tea,
= hads. Sugar,
casks Pocket Bottles,
~ reams Writing Paper,
:, Bags Blown Salt, &c. sc.
March g dow
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n O T ICE.

ON Saturday next, the 2sth March, at 8
o'clotk in Tire afternoon, will be sold at
Public auction en- the premises, all that
Valuable Property situate at the intcfsec-
ton OF King and Washington Streets,
Consisting Of
Seven Houses & Lots, which
will be sold altogether, or: divided as those
inclined to purchase may require also, two
Lots ~ feet from! each on Washington
Street, south side of King Street, and
Ground Rent f Fifty Dollars per annum.
Richard Lewis,
P. G.. Marsteller,
.Auctioneer.
March ~ dts.
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\ ts Broke and escaped from
:, - sa'l Of tisc county OF Alexandria, on the
sa' OF the 10th OF March, 1912, Chris
ss SRFlsTorHE, and YIN JOHNSTON, two
Ss.aN's, and re now at large. ] will give
,a "s s'o'larS 4or experimenting Chrtstopat'
,s'sSilyering tial To TIE Iaiiorin this places
" John cassia, Ma ter Commandaht,
'ssain l,on NV Ya,,l.
!, James Campbell, Tailor.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-02
Extract of q letter, dated
/" ST. MARY's. Sent. IS


Affairs in East Florida remain
in statu qao. There has been
much noise about Indian hosti-
lily: and many Of the unfortunate
and disappointed Patriots have fled
into the State Of corgia for pro-
lection. The Greeks have been
blamed for the outrases lately com
mitted on the ST. Johns. believe,
however that they have been COM
mitted by a few disperadoes, over
whom the Greeks have no control. or
with whom, at least, they have had
nothing to do. In letter lately
received from Col. Hawkins, he in
forms me ofthe repeated assurances
given by the Greeks. oftheir friend
ly disposition towards the United
States-that they have thrown away.
the habiliments of WGr, and assumed
those of peace, according to the adj
vice Of that Great Man, Washing
ton.
"On the nth of August, an alarm
was even spread in st. Mary's, that
the Indians had crossed the river,
and were within a mile Of the Town!!
This silly report was generally be-
lieYed: and the Military. as well as
the Citizens, we're Immediately or
dered out in pursuit OF them! am
confident, there was not ali Indian
within 80 miles ~
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-02
WAssINGToN-C1TY, October l

In addition to the account of the gal
liant defence Of Fort Harrison, from an
attack ola party of Indians perhaps ten
times their number, we haye pleasure IN
stating that there is every reason to be-
licve that that post was relieved before
the Indians could re-assemble to attack
it. On Thursday evening the 10th ult
Col. VIM. Russell arrived at Vincennss
from the Illinois, with about 600 mount
ed Rangers, and 500 Infantry, with which
he marched on the 18th 10 succour Fort
Harrison. On the 18th he encamped
within IS miles Of the Fort which he
was expected to reach on the 10Th.
Fort Wayne, the situation of which
was considered critical, is also reliev-
ed, by the army under The sonmasd of
Gen. HARRISON, which reached that
place en- the l2.h ult. a considerable
body of Indians had beseiged it closely
for several days, but retreated precipi-
lately on the advance Of the Army, ha-
wing previously destroyed by FIRE scve-
raj buildings out side the Fort. The
Indian towns of Elk Hart, the Fork, of
the Wabash and the late Turtle, town
were destroyed by detachyrcnts OF the
army that were sent out on that service.
Tic Indians had fcd from these towns
with every mark OF precipltancy. The
whole army displayed much spirit in its
operations, and the greatest order pre-
vailed. One Of the detachments sent
out, under the command of col. Wells,
marched sixty miles and back again In
four DAYS and a half, after accomplishing
the object of the expedition by destroy
ing the corn, sc. at one of the Indian
towns. This army consists of 5000 men,
At Urbsna, in Oalo, there are about
400 men under arms.
Abou, 1000 mounted rehemen, under
the command Of Gen. Hopkius, from
Kentucky, rendezsoused at Red Banks
about the Goth ult.
About 600 men under the command
of Gen. Winlock, were on their marsh
to Vincennes on the 10th.
1t is supposed, when these forces are
concentrated, they will move towards
Detroit, retrieve the disaster at that
place, and retaliate On the inysders-a
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THE NEXT PRESIsENT.

n IL - La NJ "a ~ [1.'N 4
The voice OF peace, moderation and
unity OF all honest men spread far and
wide.
The state of Pennsylvania is begin
ming to show herself worthy Of the con-
spicuous situation she holds.in point of
wealth, population and physical power,
as a pillar in our national fabric. "Peace
and Commerce" echoes almost every
county in that state. The German in
terest is in favor of peace & free trade
and from the disposition and habits of a
respectable and numerous portion of the
inhabitants, who, from their religious
tenets are particularly averse to war, we
premise that electors composing friends
OF peace, will be chosen by decided
majority of the votes Of the freemen ct
that state.
New Jersey, Maryland, North Caro-
nina, and various other parts of the south,
are beginning to feel the genial warmth
of true patriotism and the following
sentiment is becoming general:
6 Let him who will not proffer'd peace
receive,
Be stated with the plaques that war can
give" Concord Gazette.
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ALEXANDRIA.
FRIDAY, October 3.
& TO sHEw
TO SHEW
THE VERY AGE * BODY eF THE TIME
ELS FORM AND PRESSURE.

An Gagged Quaker" writes scrio III.
dicro comico letter to the President, in
the Intclligenccr of Tuesday last, in
which, amongst other things, he declares
his hearty appreciation of the war agsnst
"tbe Prince Regent and his horrible
blood hounds CT savage war !" How
great must be the wrongs which, in spite
Of the force Of education, the mild and
peaceable temper of Christianity, and the
frost of seventy winters, kindle the spi-
rit of violence and blood in the breast of
an aged Quaker" Like the greatFa
thcr of Mountains pouring forth his fires
in the center of ice and snow. And how
liberal construction of scripture must
that be, " hich makes 81. P1ui an advo-
cate for war, who instructs us notto a.
vengc ourselves" Vengeance is mine,
1 will repay, saith the Lord-Therefore
if thine enemy hunger, feed hi inf he
thirst, give him drink. Be rot over
come Of evil, but overcome evil with
good"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-02
FROM CPoRTo. Aug. 7.
[Receiyed by the Prize arrived at
Salem

KUN ofOhAOs aug. -
IReceiyed by the Prize arrived at
Salem.]
The victory gained by ] ord
Wellington the ed July, was the
most complete everachieved by Bri-
fish troops, and most decisive and de-
structive to the enemy. The French
have lost il Generals, and nearly
1900 men in killed, wounded and
prisoners-of the latter upwards Of
10000. We have taken 5 ! agies
i or 5 standards, 10 pieces Of cannon,
military chests, baggage, &c. The
number of prisoners which have ar
rived at Ciudad Rodrigo is $500, ex-
elusive of the wounded.-Of the Ge-
neraIs Toy and Ihomiere were kill
ed: Marmont and Bonet (since dead
of their Wounds; CIausel, and two
Others were wounded. Martiniere,
and three others are made prison
ers. Our loss is supposed to be 5000
men-of which 2l2O British and
1914 Portuguese are wounded:
"Lord Wellington received a re-
enforcement of 5000 British troops
from Lisbon the day alter the bat
tie. 1t is reported that his Lord
ship has arrived at Sagovia. We
confidently expect he is in Madrid.
The Portuguese, both cavalry and
infantry, behavedb beyond all praise"
Arrived brig Minerva, Sicklcs, II
DAYS from Ncwry. Left no American
vessels there. The brig Eliza, Wayne,
of Boston, sailed days before for n.
York. Sept. IL, lat. 40, long, GO, spoke
brig Patriot, Trusman, OF Boston, or Mil
.ord, IS days from Liverpool Tor New
York. Observation-Disclosures stove and Ca
bouse washed overheard, aud IN most
distressed condition, having only lbs.
of beef; no bread supplied her with
beef, pork, and bread. She eSperlsnc-
ed a hurricane about II days before
2lst, the Vineyard bearing ~ W. as.
lance 100 miles, saw squadron OF Sail
of men Of war, under easy sail standing
tothe NE three ef which we're dseN-
ers supposed them 10 be the squadron
under Sir John B. Warren, troia Eng
LAM. 1915, lat. 80, 40, long. 50, Was
boa ded by an American ship privstse.
of 8 guns, full Of nen, who informed
u of the war.
4sAIrx, Sept. Is, 1912. Ar. British
TRIO Hannah, 10 tons from Oporto'
oo.nd 10 Quebec, in BALLAST and British
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-02

last the British took possession Of Eigh.
teen Mile Creek, which was only guard
ed by sergeant's guard, without loss
on our side--the British lost one man.
The same day they captured boat
loaded with salt, the crew of which, ex-
cspt one man, made their escape.
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fatOns & butcher,

Have received by the Shit AReo, Cath
Petersen from Liverhool,
FOR SALE,
IA casks Wagon Boxes,
2 do. Patent Tea Kettles,
do. Pewter, -
do. Brushes, 80,
90 tons Round Iron assorted, from 81
inches to "a in. and
7 tons Spike Rods, No. s and 7.
10th MOO 2taW2w
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Al len IIJN !

The Alexandra Volunteers will paa
rads d, the market square on Saturday
next at O'Clock. Those members who
have failed to attend the two last muss
tiers, are particularly requested to attend
to this notice, as the reasons for their
absence will be required. Prompt at.
tention TO this is absolutely necessary.
JAMES INQUIRE, Capt.
October 2
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept. %.

Ertract Of a letter to the Committee.
BRowN, 9th September.
This morning boarded the ship Will
liam, Inlee, from Liverpool. She sailed
In CO. August l6, with the Romp, FIRE.
derrick, Ossian, Jane, and Rnlla, all for
Philadelphia. Four days ago, spoke s
sail OF British vessels. between here and
New York, and treated politely. Re-
ceived from on board the Spartan, capt.
w. Davidson and part of the crew OF the
ship Melantho, from South America ter
Baltimore, with Is, 0oo dollars in specie
and cargo worth 5 100000, captured
and sent 10 Halifax. A large ship III the
offing.
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FROM SALEM, Sept. Is.

"The master Of the prize brig
ys,the siege ofCadiz has been rails
ed. and the Cadiz army is following
the French.
"King Joseph it was said had left
Madrid with 5,GG0 men to reinforce
Marmont." He left Madrid several
days bUfvrc the battle.
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BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL.
NETWORK, Sept. 20.

NETWORK. Sept. 20.
admiral Warren on oar Coast
Itappears from an article under our
marine head, that a squadron OF
seven ships, three ofthem two deck
ers, and supposed 10 be Admiral
Warren's Squadron from England.
were seen on the 2lsl inst. about 100
miles from the Vineyard.
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schooner Mary, from Lisbon bound 10
Halifax, with some specie, prizes to the
privateer Montgomery, Of this port, cap.
tured the 10th inst.
The above vessels left Portugal az
late as the l&h August. The Captains
confirm the accounts previously receiv-
ed OF the total defeat of the French II
Spain, and aid that Lerd Wellington had
taken possession Of Madrid"
DlED-At his seat near Dumfries,
(Va.) on "Wednesday last, john MIRA.
Esq. in the prime Of life and in the full
exercise of every virtue which cndeared
him to his family and friends-he has
been summonded to that world, from
whose bou ne no traveller returns
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NEw.ORLEANs, Aug %

The senate have this day received
message from Gov Claiborne, inclosing
a letter from Gen. Wilkinson, calling
on the Governor to place at his dlspo-
sition. without delay, 1850 militia Of
this state.
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MOI llL.

THE subscriber will be absen. for
some time. Those TO whom he is in.
debted, will please call with their acs
accounts for payment, and those indcot.
ed for long time, he expects will b
ready to pay, when called on.
James M'Gulre
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HartforICounty, dem, representatives.
New-Haycn do. do. do.
Widham do. do. do.
Lichhsld do. do. do.
Midllesex do. do. do.
Holland do. do. do.
/, making, in six counties ought of
eight,-46 representativesi,,!! The
whole number of representatives is
199. The exact number Of votes in
the counties of New London, and
Fairfield we have not heard. AL
lowing the two twenty. the whole
number of democrats in the House
will be SO, which deducted from 1919
will leave OF misunderstanding
democrats once gave rs representa-
tiyes. The last spring they had so
or 81. We leave it TO their state
caucus, which shall meet to foot up
the subscription papers. to account
for this conclusive evidence Of the
great increase of their party here.
In two Of the towns in this coun-
ty, where democrats are elected, We
are informed. they were chosen after
several trials by only one or two
majority. Glastonbury. for the
first lime in many years sends fede-
ralists.
Ii is a curious Fact that as far as
We have heard. the democrats set up
no nomination for Assistants. 1t
would seem strange, that they should
have neglected this only certain
mode of ascer:aining the real strength
of their party. The only reason
that we can give for such neglect
is-tAat having made up their minds
to report to the President at least
30 thousand names. who stand pledg-
cd to support the nGiionat Gorern-
saeat, they were not willing to place
alongside such an exorbitant militia
ny force. the wretched number that
their Nomination would exhibit.
The sevengeRtieaen who compose
the present delegation fron1 this
State to Congress. are undoubtedly
Reelected.
We cannot but congratulate the
Freemen Of this State. on the pre-
sent situation OF political parties
here. The last Ereemen's meeting
in most OF the towns, was Ike those
which used TO De held before the
haucful spirit Of democracy crept In
amongst Us. In this town. the vote
stood at about $40 TO so. Our Free
men were gratiied with a peaeeable
harmonious meeting. in which the
whole business was ended, and the
Frsenen dispersed. before 1 O'Clock.
How much more desirable is such
a state OF things. than that ran
eercas snirit ofanimos;ty. "hich ex
fists wherever such prosecuting
rirs!ieiive temper as that which So
veras Baltimore. gains the ascendeR-
cy? By eherishing their inestima-
bic government and Institutions
by guarding their rights--and faith
fully attending upon elections. the
freemen OF Connecticut have sccur-
ed the peace. the dignity, and the
happiness OF the State, amidst the
tHrmuils. the overturnings. and the
distresscs ola great part Of the eli
vilized globe. As q rich reward
fer their labOrs aud exeftiOns. they
enjoy thebes orgovCrnments in its
primitive simplicity and purity; and
their peacc and safety stand the adj
n,ira;ion as we'll as the envy OF all
the virtuous AK! intelligent men IN
the surrounding country.
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THE SUBSCRIBER

PROPOSES opening NIGHT
L SCHOOL on Monday, the 5!h
instant, in the hou where he row
teaches, OF Prince street This school
will be taught from Monday to Friday
inclusive, and from 6 TO O'Clock eacl,
night,
Scholars furnishing their lights 70
work by, price of tuition Is cents per
month.
George Dashiell.
October 9. cost
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7rom tie RicAmo"d ,Argus Of Monday.
POSTSCRIPT =!
FTRE

Just as this paper was going to press
we were informed, that nearly one third
of the fourish;ng town OF Abingdon,
Washington county, in this state, has
been destroyed by FIRE. This terrible
disaster, we learn, happened OH the 10th
instant
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REGULATIONS

AT CRAwFoRD's BALL RooA, Groneh
Town,
Will be given
THIS EVENING, The I'd Of 0e.o6ers
By Mr.. PAYNE,
NUSIC.
Rolla's Address 10 the Peruvian Ware
riors-Sheridan.
MUSIC.
Description Of a Firs-R. +. Paine, if.
MUSIC.
Castle in Air-Tkomas Paine.
MUSIC.
Mariners Dream.
MUSIC.
Baltic of HohenIinden-Campbell.
MUSIC.
Ode to the Passions-Collins.
MUSIC.
Hamlet's Soliloquy on Death-Shaksa'
Peare.
MUSIC.
The whole to conclude with
DRYDEN'S
Ode for st. Ctceha's Day;
Entitled
ALEXANDER'S FEAST.
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MERCER, &Pcnn.i Sept. lo.


Frtracf of letter from a gentleman az
Heed Quarters, Erie, to the EDITOR
dated September i6.
"This DAYS mail from Cleveland'
brings the in,eligs nce OF Two men De-
ING killed near Huron, (Ohlo) by some
persons unknown.
4 gentleman from Pickaway Plains,
informs US that general Harrison, was
lately a, Urbanna, (Oaio) with oooo
men, but is now on his march to browns
town.
a number of the unfortunate prison
e-s taken BY the Brush at Detroit, ar
rived here, mostly in miserable cendi-
flor IS 10 clothing. They lament that
!, is not in their power TO join the army
again.
The Queen Charlotte Showed herself
of this haf Dor onSundsy last, our troops
wished item 10 land their troops
WESTERN Press, EXTRA
kordeY moraigg, SEPT. 81, o'eloes
We hasten to lay tha following before
our readers.
NEWS OF THE DAY.
Extract Of ictfer .jr0nl or aftenf'Ve
correspondent, dated He0d-Q
Erie, Penn. Sst' Is.
A gentleman of this place Just from
Buffsloe, informs us that on "Wednesday
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From the .Ne.c York Gazette.
A gentleman, on whose accuracy we
have the fullest reliance, has favored the
editors with the following statement:
arrivals from foreign forts during the
embargo TO 1871 June, (Nesy Orleans
not Included
Ships 24o-Brigs s66-Schrs 227.
Since l9h June from foreign forts.
Ships 2a2-Brigs s22-Schrs. 1879.
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The friends of Mir. Clinton in Penn
sylvania, are said to calculate upon the
votes of the Quakers, Menonists, Mora
veans and Dunkers, the ensuing election
for President. The members of these
four societies have not usually attended
the elections, and are generally opposed
to all interference in political disputes.
Their great aversion to war, it is beliey-
ed, will induce them TO come forward
upon this occasion.
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WILMINGTON. (Del.) Sept. %.

W iL-hi->N1 YIN, kbc'j sept 20.
The ship Superior has returned to
this port, By agreement of com. Murray
and a. Dallas, for OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Hopkinson, Horace Binney and Charles
Chauncey, for the ship owners and con
signces. The Superior had been seized
By enc of the revenue officers in the dis
trict of Delaware, on the 25th Cf Aug.
last, and forcibly taken out Of the dis
trict on the Goth by squadron OF gun
boats. Prosecutions are commenced IN
Delaware, against the interTupters, and
the Judge for the district has ordered
the ship and Cargo to be delivered to the
owners on bond as usual here.
Stephen Kingston and his counsel at
New Castle, have attempted to libel The
ship Aristides' cargo, as prize to the
privatecr Hazard, did not succeed. The
cargo has been delivered to the eonsign
ees OF bond The dis,ric, court adjourn
Cd On the 26th, 10 meet on the 10th Oct.
next.
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tioaal government, and if they in
truth disapproved of the conduct Of
the Governor and the special session
of the Assembly. that the votes of
this same yeomanry would have
shewn it.
We have not received complete re-
turns from all the counties, but thus
far. if We are correctly informed, the
state of parties may be relied on: -
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The exercises to commence at haly
past seven o'clock precisely. Tickets
at One Dollar each, to be purchased az
the bar of Crawford's Tavern, George
town; at Mr.. Weightman's Bookstores
Washington City; and at the bar OF
TR1pLErT's Tavern, in ALEXAN.
DRIA.
October 2
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Arrived 100 burnt II 1875
Guerrero 40, and Alert l9 guns.
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Tl.ships 522 5ss 42S
Caftured by the English, and arrived

Arrived lss burnt 81 l65
CAPTURED by americans and arrived or
hUr,,t