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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-14

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az su9.!4, cven'h sctwrcn re Ai7ri-ct Eoas,
aiid CaL BfDnSe's, a LARGE
:. q Old WATCH x TY.
with RED Co2HELiAN stone, ga G0,,u
STAMP ON TEE BtCK-Aiso
Part OF a Gail Chain
Any person that viii deliver The " . ,ns,
atthe Argus Office. or Ia Mr.. EdSa,d wsnton,
! Wacl--aAiseg, shall be well Rewarded icr the r
trouble.
TIoWts VI TURPIN.
Richmond, 14'h Dec. 1872.
Sales at Auction
nm Thursday next, ut Ii O'Clock, at the
~ house opposite the Ciobe Tavern, We shall
sell, variety OF
Mahogany Furniture,
manufactured il the City of New.Yors, oftbs
best materials, and far superior, TO What is
generally oiIered at Veudue in this City. con-
slstin., OF
r't'.e 5 Claw d 3,2 d: : TABLES.
Side Boacds-- Durcaus-sSe crctaries-.Dining
Fables i'll sots--fea TabIes-Matoeany high
post and field Be,lsteals---Candle stands
Writing Tahlcs-Beok Cas,s, &c.--Terms
made known at the sale
NJ. * b. MYERS, Aucl'rs.
WILL BE SOLD, ON TUESDAY the 10Th inst
Dec. Ut III, late Dwelling House Of George
Bali, deed near Gloucester Courthouse, m
credit OF SIX months, several likely MI
G8OES the Stock of every description, he
longing To the Estate OF the SAID deed the
Crop OF Corn, &c the farming utensils-and
two riding Carriages ia Coachee and Pheton---
also, variety OF Household Furniture, con.
sistlng OF elegant Mahogany BetIsteals, Chairs,
S,deeoafd. Secretary, Tables, Book Cases,
wash Stand, &c &c.
Al TIES AMG TIME, WILL DE SOLD.
\ Valuable Library,
OF three or four hundred volumes, of
Law and other Books.
amongst whieh are, the English State Trii
ais" from 1888 to I74l, and other rare aud
va!na5te Works All persons having claims
tg"'ns' the said Estate, are requested TO make
them known TO the subscriber as soon as posi-
bic, and thosc indebted thereto, VIII please 70
make speedy payment.
THos. C. HOoMEs, Admir-.
OF George Ball, deed.
December IL, 1912
AS he death of my friend George Ball, baa
lest has clients in tie Chancery Court, for the
Williamsburg District unre presented, | am
disposed to attend 10 his u,.finished business
in that Court, Except where circumstances
would make It improper fer tie benefi. ofhis
family etters postage PAID } addressed to
me, al Kirs Caeen Courthouse, will be a..
tended 70.
Tuos. c. HooMEs.
pecH'cNef -, ISiz CIV.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-14
To q'HE EDl4oR or rus AacUs.

SIR,
Your correspondent who notices the
perpetual motion has formed an idea more
near to accuracy than many of those who
have seen the machine itself have no Oh
lection TO any form or words which contains
4 clear idea of what is proposed to be ex-
pressed; and your correspondent will per-
Ceive in an article written since his essay
was published, But before had seen it, that
] had described motion as an effect of gra-
vitation. However,, though the conjecturaI
proposition concerning two carriages sus-
pended by chains to a transverse beam cor
responds exactly with the actual form of Mr.
Readbcter's machine, it corresponds only so
far as the terms apply, but leave great part
of the machine, and several of its powers
both for propelling, abating friction, and
sustaining the first impulsion, by successive
impulses out of view.
The weights in the carriaees, are placed
in boxes which are prepared for the pur-
pose; these carriages, of which there are
two, have each four brass wheels and these
wheels are placed on the inclined plane,
which is composed of boards formed in a
triangular shape, So that one Of the sides
shall lie in an angle Of Is degrees to the
plane, but TIC board which composes the
plane Of this triangular frame has also four
wheels to it, (that is each of thcn1) and tho
horizontal wheel upon which these planes &
carriages stand is not attacked to tie up
right, SHAFT, but is as may say loose or free
IRON it, ana hangs suspended by four chains
60 cap which is Of about fifth Of the dia-
meter Of the wheel.
The wheel being loose, It might be pre-
sumed that the pressure of the weight may
act oron the wheel alone but it is in this
point which Is most difficult to be explained,
that 'he force of the pressure is TO be- per-
ce'vnj, AMI the impulse given. As you.
s ''icc : l. is.le is dlo.s
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-14
Sales at Auction

NN Thursday next, ut II O'Clock, at the
~ house opposite the C;obe Tavern, we shall
ell, variety OF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-14
mahogany Furniture.

manufactured ia the City of New-YorS, ofths
best materials, and far superior, 20 What is
sene'all, oiIered at veudue in this City. con-
sIstin.; OF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-14
FH'~. 5. Claw CARD card; 5 { TABLES

Side Boards notwithstanding
Tables i'll sots--'fca TabIes-Matogany high
post and field Be,lsteais---Candle stands
Writing Tablcs--Bcok Cas>s, &c.----Terms
made known at the sale
NJ. & b. MYERS, Auct'rs.
Dec IL l.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-14
4 rHasAMG TIME, WILL BE SOLD.
II Valuable Library,

amongst which are, the " English State Trii
ais, from 1888 to I741, and other rare aud
ra.na5te Works AL persons having claims
tg"'nst the said Estate, are requested to MAKE
,nem known to the subscriber as soon posi-
bic, and thosc Indebted thereto, Will please 70
make speedy payment
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-07-08
Wood Lauds-10r sale.

~T-HOSE who possess but apartial sense OF the in
j creasing value Of Wood in every part OF this
State will be wise in negectng the present oppor
tuniiy OF advantageous purchase That tract OF
Land heretofore advertised by the subscber Sale
al Auction-(which was deferredon account of unez-
pected events) is now more offered 1t would
be safe TO say, that, point OF excellence there is
not its equal in the Statelt being entirely free from
every kind Of underbrush, and swamp--and there is
scarcely tree that would not make Timber of the
first quality great proportion OF them white and
REQ oak which are from 40 to so feet in length
free from crook knot. There is $50 acres in the
whole about 10 acres Of which is wooded in the
manner described The remainder is cleared ut for
the plough--aEG has produt d IS bushels Of Indian
Corn to an acre without manure.) There is small
orchard on the same, and the store which once
stituted a cellsr.
The said Land will be sold III Lots Of any size
from one acre to an hundred, as may accommodate
purchasers. Those who wish to- purchase may be
Informed Of the terms by applying % Mr. JEREMIAH
n Po1lER, of South. King gstown,-or to BENZ D.
MuMyoRp, Esq. TO tia, subscriber in Newport.
PAUL M. MUMFORD.
Newport, June 2, 1872
NoTE.-IF the present attempt 10 dispose or said
Land should prove Intellectual, it will probably OPP
crate to defer its sale for half century the safe
return of "a person now teyond sea, will preclude
any necessity for it And the Lpnd is snppused TO
be increasing in value, much more than any common
interest Of the money II will bring.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-07-08
NOTICE:

WE, the subscribers, being appointed BY the
w honourable Court Of Probate for the town of
Jameston. in the county of Newport, commissioners
To receive and examine the claims of the creditors
of JACOB ELDRED,
Ga free man Of color,) late Of said jamestown, de-
ceased represented insolvent do hereby give
cc that SIX months from the date hereof allow
ell to the creditors of said Estate to exhibit and
prove their respective claims and that will. For
that purpose, attend at our respective dwelling
houses, within the time aforesaid.
DANIEL wEEDEN, c..-.;..,..
HENRY FOWLER,
And all persons indebted 10 said estate are r..
ques,ed TO make immediate payment TO the sulscr,.
ber, living in jamestown.
JOHN ELDRED. .esninisfraf,r.
jamestown, June 5, 1872. G2i,
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WO7ICE.
THE. Proprictors of the Rhode Island

THE Proprictors OF the Rhode-lsland
Republican Establishment, notified, that an ad-
journed meeting Of the Propretors will be held at
the Printing,offce, on Saturday, July Ia, 1872, At
o'clock, p NJ
Those persons who have subscribed to
Stock of the Republican Association, and who have
not obtained receipts for the same requested TO
come forward and take such receipts for the money
so subscribed and paid, within three weeks from this
date, or they may hereafter be precuded from re-
ceiying such receipts. June "A.
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3e0gfrp.
Fran the Providence Gazette.
TRIUMPH OF FAITH.

TRIUMPH OF FAITH.
Lfnes occasioned by The Death Of a young Lady. :.
NOW shuts the scene, snd now my troubles ehni
sable gloom envelopes all below;
A short adeu, hasten 20 ascend,
and peaceful quit world of care and woe.
Then vhv these fears all, sorrow noe for me
Faith pours her radiance o'er my mental eye
lit IS the lot Of frail humanity,
just 20 be borne, to langush, and TO die
NV conscious soul better prospect knows,
Hope bids me view The dawning glory rise,
O'er the dark vale living lustre throws,
70 guide the lonely traveller 20 the skies.
To yon bright world of pure felicity,
go farewell, prepare to follow me.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-07-08

100 reams various kinds Books and Portable
Writing Paper, of ave. Desks;
ry superiour quality; Wrifford's Writing Co.
An assortment of Blank pies, by the dozen or
Books, Ledgers, Day single
Books, Receipt Books, Almanacks, by the grocc
&c. or dozen;
so reams Wrapping Pa Singing Books, of various
per, various kinds; kinds also few co.
bles, Testaments, Die pies of the Boston Mu.
tionaries, Biographies, scal Miscellany
Spelling Books, &c. Shaving soap, by the doz-
wholesale and retail; en- or single cake, very
10000 English, Dutch, excellent
and Russian Quills of A very handsome assort-
very superiour quail mcnt Of bamboo and o.
ity; thcr Canes, from Sd to-
Back-Gammon Tables, S 6 each;
Playing and Visiting An assortment of silver
Cards, States, lead mounted Whips, and
and slate Pencils, Wa travelling Trunks /;
fers, Inkstands, Scales A regular supply of best
and Dividers, Pocket Spanish Segars
The above articles are generally the very
best kind, and will be sold very low.-Orders from
the country will meet particular attention, and any
articles not on hand, will be Immediately obtained
from Boston or New-York.
- Constant attendance given from sunrise till 9
o'clock, P NJ. and every favour gratefully acknowl
edged.
Stationary, Lottery s. Exchange OGce,l
No. 1I8, Thames Street, Dec 90. :
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-07-08

THE HOUSE, No. 16l, Thames.street, with a
L large Garden adjoining) nearly opposite the
Post-ofice Said Estate is pleasantly situated, and
has every accommodation for a family.--yor terms,
apply TO GEORGE wANToN.
juno 10.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-07-08
New Stationary and Scb00S
Books.
]. G. SH AW.

rs now opening general assortment of
Il STATIONARY s. SCHOOL BOOKS,
which he will sell upon as good terms as can
be obtained i'm NewDort-viz-
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To Lease,
Tor the term of nine years, building situated
Il on Fall River Stream, 20 feet by 26 with VAL
liable water privilege annexed; said Building has
connected with it, new large water Wheel shaft
and flme and is in every respect in complete rcad-
ness Cor containing any kind of Machinery.--Any
person wishing TO hire said privedge will do we'll to
call soon and view the premises, and know the
terms BY applying to ENOCH FRENCH, of Troy,
Macs. or SAMUEL GARDNER, OF TYperion, ~. L
N. II. n the above is not leased previous To the
24h day of July, il will then be let at Auction,
the premises, at two O'Clock, y. NJ.
Troy, Mass June %. 1912.
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NOTICE..

THE President of the United States
has issued his Exequator to RoBERT RoeEss, jun.
of this town, vice-Consul Of his Swedish Majes-
", for the states of RlodeIsland and Connecticut.
June "a.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-06-05
80 r. CTRANSLATION.l
Cofy of a letter frou, the Duke Of BGssano
10 Mr.. Bariosv.
PARIS. Sth January, 181

PARIS. 9Th January, 1912.
SIR-You did me the honor 70 apprise
me on the 18th December, that certain
number of Americaps. making part OF the
crews of different vessels captured and car
ried into our ports, found themselves de
tanned in France as prisoners of war. Evil
dence taken on their persons, aud on board
the vessels in which they served, denotes
that eight among them have been seized un-
der neutral flag. These named joel
Wicker, Judah Swift, Herman Dickinson.
served on board the Amcricau ship Friend
ship: Liuleton Addison, Williams Banks
Martin Kelly, and Richard Miller, Belong
ed to the American ship Spanish Lady
and John Beadley, to the Pappenburgh yes
sci the Catharine.
His Majesty the Emperor, upon the re-
port which L have presented to him, has
ordered that these eight scamen, whatever
may have been the causes OF the capture OF
their vessels, be placed at the disposition OF
their government.
The ancient decisions applicable to all
scamen making part Of the crew of an enc
my vessel, whatever may be their citizen
ship, L;9afiondHtel do not permit to be ex-
tended 70 American seamen, found under
such circumstances, the friendly measure
OF which have the honor to inform YOU,
Accept, Sir, the assurances of my high
consideration, &c. &c.
y
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THE DUKE OF RASSANO.
No. 10.
Extract Of a letter from Mr.. Barlow 10
Mr Nfonroe

PARIS, 22d April, 1912.
am obliged, at last, to dismiss the Hor-
net without the expected treaty, which I
should have regretted more than do if ,our
dispatches, which have had the honor to
receive by the Wasp, had not somewhat q :
Dated my zeal in that work"
e" 1t really appeared to me that the advan-
tages OF such treaty as / have sketched
would be very great, and especially if IL
could be concluded soon.'
1t is true that orr claims of INDEFINITE
Tor past spoliations should be heard. exam.
ined and satisfied, which operation should
precedc the new treaty or go hand in hand
with It, l mis- Is duh work, hard to berin &
difhcuItto pursue" urged it long time
without the effects even of an oral answer
But lately they have consented to give il a
discussion, and the minister assures me thar
something shall be done to silence the com
plants, ard on principles that he saws ought
TO be satisfactory
shall not venture to dctain the Wash
more than two or three weeks ard honr
by that time to have something decisive 70
forward by her"
From some expressions in your letters
am IN hopes of receiving soon some NOR.
precise Instructions on these subjects.
My communication with ENGLAND. n,
Morlaix, is almost entirely cut of. I. is mo.
SO easy to send to London, unless b. Que of
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-06-05

our own ships, as it Is to the U. States. !
now send your dispatches and my own TO
Mr.. Russell by Messenger in the Hornet,
whom shall desire captain Lawrence TO
put on shore or into pilot boat on the coast
of England.
"This messenger, with Mr. Biddle, will
leave Paris this night for CherLourg. where
the Hornet is ready to receive them"
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PHILADELPHIA, Nav 60

- > III" d + I Il IA, Way y.
we are told that OH Monday last the
late manufactured COUNT CRILiON. left
Newcastle to go on board the sch. Nc,
5, late Exchange, as was said for France
but more probably to cruize against this
country.
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PHILADELPHIA, Nav 80

= Thursday last arrived at New Castle p
BRUSH schr. from St. Thomas, with Is o..
10 French Passengers, prize to the u. $,
orIg Argus, for breach Of non intctcoursa
Law.
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NO o.
Mr.. Barlow 70 Me Secretary fSfate.

VT. BaTl0W % ne oecTf1dTy Of 0f0ff.
PARIS, January 4th, 1912.
SIR-Though Mr.. Morris has been gone
SO hours, ] send this by tile mail 10 take its
chance OF reaching Cherbourg before the
sailing OF the irigate' Jast to say, that Mr..
reached me. have scarcely had time N
open the packets, but shall lose no time IN
obeying your Instructions as far as am A.
Bile. as soon as ] find what they are and
hope not to- detain the Hornet after her re-
turn from England.
With .greatrespect and attachment,
Your obcdiept servant,
j. BARLOW.
FyNof Ne. By Mr.. BerloSo!
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Enclosed in No. s.)
suT. BdrloS1 to Mr.. Russei.

2d MARCH, 1919.
IL seems from variety of documents that have
seen, aud among Others the decision of Sir Villa
Scott in the case of the ship Fox, that the British
government requires more proof OF the effectua re.
vocation, by the French government of the Berlin
and Milan decrees. Though IL is not easy to per-
ceive what purpose such additional proof is to an
swer either for obtaining Justice or for showing vhy
vs. Reused yet herewith send you few cases. in
addition to what have already been furnished.
Among these, believe you will find such as will,
touch every point that contemplated in those de-
eTees, 10 prove them all to have been removed. II
NOT and stI Further proof after this should be deem
e" necessary can doubtless furnish it for the sub
Jeet Is not exhausted, though your patience may he
ist The schooner Fly, Adams, Of and from New.
Org loaded with cotton, sugar and coffee, hound To
St Petersburgh, taken by an English cruizer and
carried INTO Cowcs, thence released, came into Ia
're' declared the facts above, entered sold her
CARO- Reloaded with French goods, and departed
without molestafion.
~ The brig Ann Maria, Of and from New-York.
~ Campbell masters bound TO port in France, Iosd
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The Reverend WILLIAM WHITE, orthc
county of Philadelphia. has been nonlina e,,
by the President of the United States, and
approved by the Senate, Commissioner Il
Loans for the Pennsy.' ania District. in the
room OF Blair MClenachan, Esq. deceased,
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-07-13

fact, out, and that they only continued to E.old
the seals until the formation OF new minis
try. His royal highness, we understand, last
night sent "a message 10 marquis Wellesley,
inviting his lordship's attendance at Carlton
House this day 10 consult him upon new
arrangement. Globe.
The following list of new ministry, and Of
some oftbe intended arrangements, is handed
about in the higher political circles this
day - GLOBE.
NEW CABINET. ~
Lord IIolIahd--First Lord of the Treasury.
Lord Granville President OF the Council.
Lord MORA riyy Seal
MIR; Cdoning-Home Secretary.
Mr. Ponsorby-War Secretary.
Lord Grey-Foreign Secretary.
Lord Wellesley, FIRST Lord Of the Admi-
rally.
Mr.. Tierney-Chancellor Of the Exchequcr
Lord Erokinc-Lord Chancellor.
Lord uderdale-President Of the Board
of Cohuol
Drke Of Norfolk Master Of the Horse
Marquis OF sdown-Lord Lieutenant Of
Ireland.
Mr.. Horner-Secretary.
Sr iggott-ChancelIor Of Ireland.
SirS RomlIIy Attorney General.
MIR. Sergeant Lens-SocItor- General.
Mr.. Sneridan-Treasurer oil the Navy.
Mr.. Huskisson and Mr. Sturges Bourne
Joint Paymasters.
Mr., Cree'y and Mr.. Wrottesley-Joint Sc
cretaries of the Treasury.
Lord Carysfort and Lord St. John-Post-
master-generals, &c.
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New -YoRK, July s.
IMPORTANT

By the ship Atlas, Captain Cougar, arrived
acre vcste!d 4y from Ireland, toe editors Of the
New York Gtzette have received Belfast
paper Of the 27ln of May, containing London
dates OF the 25l.
This paper states the important Intelligence
Of complete change in the Engj sh admins
tration- All the former members bad fesgn-
ed-and a new administration IVES to he form
ed OF tie Prince of Wales old friends.
The following important change, 1t appears,
originated from i mod N brought forward in
the Brush House of Commons on the DIST Of
NAV, By MIR S Wortey. The motion which
produced all al in4ied debate, was, For an
humble address to bis Royal His hness The
Prince Regent, praying that he take such
measures as should lead to the forming Of a
strong and cfficiert Administrator" This
motion was seconded by lord Milton. Alter
a heated discussion, the house divilcd-for
Tie previous question 40 against it III
Maiority against ministers Mr., WINE
moved that the address h>uId be carried
up by Mir Worldly, The moSer, and by Lord
Milton. the seconder, only. The gallery
cleared for a division Oh this motion, but it
was agreed to without that resort.
The change in the English administration
might have led to very important consequen-
ces to us, if War had not been declared. But
as it is, it may be the means OF shortening The
war. The oldcrs in Council will no doubt be
repealed: particularly as Bonapartc, bya decree
tate,lat the Pal &c of Cloud, the 28th ofApri
1911, declares American vessels excepted
from the operation Of the Berlin and Milan de-
crees, from the st If n ". 1870
Price of Stocks---3 per cent. Consols
SO Has.
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FRENCH DECREE.

Palace ofSt. Cloud, April %, 1911.
/" Napoleon, Emperor of the French, King
of Italy, Protector If the Confederation o. tie
Roine, Mediator OF the Swedish Confcderacy.
. Onthe report Of our Minister for Foreign
Afahs.
g Being informed Of the law of the I'd March
sl7il, by which the Congress Of the U. States
has dccreed the exemption of the provisions
OF the Act Of Non-Intercourse, which inter
diets the entry into American ports, OF the
shIps and the merchandise OF G. Britain, her
colonies and dependencies.
Considering that the said law is an act Of
resistance to the arbitrary professions adyanc-
ed by the British Orders in Council, and a
formal refusal to sanction system, hostile to
the independence OF Neutral Powers, and OF
their flags:
We have decreed, and do decree as fol-
lows:
(" The DEGREES of Berlin and Milan are de-
fnilcly from the first Of November last
considered as no longer in force, as far as re-
CARDS American vessels Signed, &c.
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starve England in the Peninsula one strict
ly enforced, and aidedsby scarcity OF domes-
tic provisions could never starye her at Aome,
nov starve and ruin the British West-lndles.
We Can seize British property in our doml-
Mons. Have our citizens no property ex-
posed in England Have we no commerce
on the ocean Or no vulnerable points, on
which the British can retaliate to a tul! a.
mount Banish the Elusive hope, that we
can effect our object or obtain compensation,
by shutting our ports orby inconsIdcla prl-
vations. The war is undertaken for honor,
and honor is not subject TO pecuniary cacu-
lation of losses. Since war is declared let Us
unite to obtain our obJect,.if there be any, but
letno one Ratter himself, that this objcct can
be obtained but by the greatest individual and
national sacrifices.
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ROsToN, July 7.
A RECAPTURE

Ertract Qfa ictlertjom Sal m. dafrd Jutt s.
ArriveG at Gloucester lair q the b1g
Pickering, Davis, days t,pM Gibrailar /;
WAS taken d week ago last Saturday, by the
lrigate Bcyldere, and "a pize master and 8
men put on board, ard ordered for Halifax;
was rctakcn by the crew, within about miles
of Halifax light, and the men brought into
Gloucester. They spoke very uniavoraole
of Commodore Rodgers. The BeIvidcre WAS
much shattered in her stern, aud lost ore
,opmast. She had one man killed, AID q e
wounded, who died. The commander was
slightly wounded. -Four of the p i crew
assisted in retaking the Pickering. CUE
derstand she was in baias., and had ~ >pecle
on board. She was fred upon y one lris- c -