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SaLe
May II.

A ND TRANSPORTATION out OF he United
states, ten kelyN:NEGRO MEN two are
good Sawyers and rough Carpenters, and one a
sood biacksnfth-Aiso, several very likely SLAYER,
pus IN the ren,en.iary for safe keeping, for sale on
very reasonable and accommodating terms-Cash
wa DC eisen on Manufactures in barter fer raw
materials. variety of articles ~ ,eretof-c nd.
vert'sed, are for sale Wholesale and retail CT very
moderate terms.
owing to an engagement with the Y. States 10
aFhish Cloth tor the army, the -Subscriter has not
been able weave for his customers an ,,-or,,,r
30 he wished; they viii cxense this delay ii.,lc
!oaScr, When they shall be accommodated
WILLIAM CAMPBELL,
Peniieniisry, May II.
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Philip Du-val Jr. ha,iag purchased the stack If
medicines &c- OF and taken the stand lately occu
pied by b. Du-Val & Son, informs Lis friends and
the public thar lac intends continue the spoth ecs
~ aud druggists business on lis aseoun, and
faters himself that from his knowledyein the Inns
mess he will gee satisaction-ne expects in short
tune to receive supply OF Drugs, Meditines Sc
which when added To his present stock wal. render
ms assortment very complete lie viii sell 4 very
moderate advance for cash or acceptanees in town
~: B,.if,rsh eaaety Of FG;nss e CoL.as 5i.a
April so. Wsw
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JAMES MADISON.
an ACT

For the relief OF John Redfield, Junior. -
BEH enacted 6v the Senate and house of Rebye.
SenfafiveS " tie United SaieS Of .4,1erica in Con-
yresS assembled, That John RedieId Junior Of the
city OF New-fotk an insolvent debtor now and TOR
long TUE pat. confined in gail for debts due TO
tue United States, whish he is who'll, unable 10
psy,be henceiorth discharged from n'rest and i'm
prsonHent. Tor and account of she SAID debts &,
81 costs aud charges touching the same; Pyovile,i
aSgyt, That all irnpe,ty real, personal or mixed,
"hieh the said IOhC Recfeld, Jun no,y has or
hereNfter may have acquire shall he liable 70 be
taken in execution for aud ON account of the said
"ebsAhd the costs aud nothing in this act shat. be
construed t. impair the :ie btoi the United States
TO any estate which the s,id rrdfield baa asscrcJ
or conveyed to any pefsDn persons Whatever nor
10 prevent the recovering nf said estate Tor the sat-
,F'aeu"n, ~ SAID debts AID COST Providea aiso,
That nothing ~ this act shan Operate 10 d,scbaree
a'p psrson or persona Vhateyct, except said Red.
held Who may nov he liable 10 the United States In
any m'anner or form either ia whole or part lo5
sad det'' aud cos;G
App o. od--Feb. 81, 1919
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NOTICE

'ENHE partnership OF Benjamin DuvaI f. Sen was
dissolved by mutual cons.nt'on The Gosh i,st.
s'i persons having claims agsiust tue said firm wi,
present hem for payment to Phillip Dr.Val Jr. of
the shop OF the late Eenia,oin DuVal g Son; aus.
those indebted are earnestly requested to make i'm.
mediate payment TO either of the subscribers
BENJA MIN DU-VAI
PHILIP DU-VAL Jr
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f'OtIt h.

3 " p"r'"ps hoying chains 9r4ihst The estate
4 q, CAPT jriIH>F r'ire deosf are rrsas,teJ ~
"'"g '"'h 'Dr~4ci pfo?erig aithettestetl .ni re-.
e','e PISS o. ." --"'d a'i prrsrs iHcL'ea are earn
"'F" GA ni.kr srrtpger,C.,is cor t,eir ii .cIsi,,.
. s'e''s vi be Dkcu 90 eaflrv,. &c t,ay,nt ~
,r9'a. 40 ~"c d. "ct oou,ry vab lh,. eeque.,
WA, n wRrS,
A..e g. q . "' : : 49, ".S,'
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I%cR.AWcRRY

IHCEHNCRRYs
N GooehIand County Court, March 10th 1918.
John Qnarlss only acting exo'r Of John peyton
decd. ~ q:
.1gainst
George Pickett, Warner Lewis and Howell Lew.
Osfts.
This day came the pit. by his attorney, AMI The
deft' Howell Lewis not having entered his appear
ance and given security accordigg TO the act Of As
s-mby and the rules OF this Court and il appearing
to the satisfaction OF the that the said Howell
Lewis is not an inhaoitant otis state, on the mo.
ton OF the pit by his attornsy--H is ordered tina,
the said absent ,ieft. do appear here on the third
Monday III June next and snsw,r the pits bill
aud that copy oftiIs order be forthwith inserted
in some ne wspaper printed in The city OF Richnien,!
Tor two months successfully and that snose 80 cory
this county.
Il CePy.
Teste,
WIN. MILLER, c. c. e.
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from the Au,crioan4, (omn.tng such 20 hav.
L4letI.-t, kcca rcG.i.asd) i&@ Lce.t :. ....--
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" egroes for Sale

tx Virtue OF deed Of trust executed by the
: = late Thomas Go.ds 10 the snbser;hs- Z; 49,,
der to seeare Mr. John Leslie as bis endorser AT
me Bank OF Virgins for the sam Of one t,ousard
five hundred Dollars, and tie interss. and Char.
eeS thereon, which said sim has been paid eincs
The death ri SAID Geoie by Me LessIie.-..
WILL Z p EXPUSEG ~ SALE.
At Public Aae, S3sAt Zse!,srish Brooks's Tavern.
n TIE townoF Manchester, on Thursday tie q N
say OF the present rnonth, the
FOllowl4y Negroes.
VIZ: Frederick, Craze, rcsp, bfiley, John and
Nancy -sr T. many Of thee, 4s will be sif7siun, 10
sG'Sy Shu "iseharge the claim above mentioned &
az charges attending the execution Of b, saiJ dsd
OF irn't--wh:ch is o. record "a the Gsierai Cour,
oi t,lis state.
May /. -.
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n;isscd TO Ioha Wilson Croker. Esq. hy TIC
respective Comuiandets ia Chez
Gy AdTirSl LORD Keith, X. u. between
ts1st LILY 49,, a0d the s:5,h March 1853, 50
tar IS returns haze Geen received. Io,a,
SIS.
BY Admiral Sir Richard Bickertou, Bart.
lot 5.
BY Sir Robert Calder. Total g.
by Vice ADMIRAL Stirling. Jamaica sta
tion.--1 otal 27.
Sent into Halifax previous to the 14th
Dec. last.-Iotal 6p.
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Vic sabicr'ter respectable informs LIS fr;.,,s
q and tie lnsbEo. thai he al
pRAC1lCELNW.
ln Vie inler'or sni sop,fior Courts Of o.,;so
,""'n'snd' HanOStr, ~" ii'n:ieo c'nmt.,s. H.. i,
feeds IN .,2y he. C. .istes; s.e;.,:e,, 80 ~ ivy
Cv.,Jcd - bs cars o'''"'H
L94isS Csa.ty, May w..
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April 80

NETILNAM ANDERSON has mat received
~ $50 Barrels cut Eerrn.gs
i2o DO. Nails and Brsds, completely assorted.
I2 Bales Cotton
1000 ! S. prime Green Coffre,
Gun Powder Tea in Chests & Cansser..
Cotton Cards and
Copperas.
May II. off
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4 business heretofore Carried OIL by
3 SEIXy4S e5 Co.
In future will he conducted under the firm os
MARES * SfslEaS,
Who have Just received, ar Offer for sale M ,,s;.
Store oppo'te the E=se Tavern,
60 TRUNKS or SHOES.
Containing an Elegant * General Assortment, OF
the following.
Ladies' elegant E~glish s American XII main. gua
trimmed and london dressed WIKI Bucaies
DO. Black and coinured III orocco,
De. RusshI Sandals,
DO. Seal Skin full trimmed & with Buckles.
Ties,
20. DO a-eoni :-tg liz, 40 go
DO Shoeteea,
Chiidrens Aiorocco add Leather Eou;0, Pumps ana
Shoe Seals,
Mems. Womens' and Boys Common Leather shoes
1 Or EVERY DESC RIFIICh.
being se'ected from the btst Manui +ctu,ies In Ral
tiiRore, phi:adsipLiaand Few York,
HiS0,
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YTPGTWTa

q ! rides holden n the Clerks Office Of che supe.
a riof Court OF Chancery for the Rich;noad BIZ.
tract, t'e IDtl day Of Feb. 1918.
Ezra Brown, Pr
.5gGinsf
~" Peh"imsn, and Robert Gamble, Defs.
hc Defendant Asa Pepin,an not having enter
ed las appearance and given security aceordne 10
tie het OF Assembly sal the Rules Of this court,
snh u spe"rihg 10y satisfactory evidence that he
IS bot an 'piAl''i'nt Of ts country K is oyterrT
ia" tie sah Deicndsd do appear here on the
hfs; day Of tl,e next terra and answer DE b,l of
he Plaintiff; aaa that = copy # this order be forth
W" Inserted ~ some newspaper puLiistcd in the
CITY a Richmond, zoe tso months zee siyelv sn
Dosed at tie ir0"t door Of tie Cam,ol, ia .ie said
4 Copy.
Je.n,
April 16.
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NE Subscriber las for O4ie some very exec.
STONE LIME,
whch he VIII dispose oF at ti,e most reduced
prices 81 I"s "d"rry upon the Eivatns River .
nr II preferred. viii on the shortest sotiee de-
n'rr any dltntt, b, ae'seu period at Any iaeline
AIbemarIe, April a. 49,
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THE SQUADRON


- : gentleman OF this towu who went out with
Commodore Rodgers, took leave of him at half past
ave o'clock on Friday evening about 20 miles Ess,
o. Cape Ann. The BRUSH trisa,.s Ssaanor and
ItHecoi, no have been sailing in and Uut OF the
n"er iiarOor Tor number ct weeks past, End aeca-
sionaiiy senting an by licensed vessels and IDIOT
boats TO let Con.noiore Rodgers know dat t,sy
were nes9iy tired Waiting Tor linn aud who must
have seen the /Scs;Ienr and Congress at anchor,
with the Wind ahead, have taken the,nse,es oil rs
soon as ever the wind caEc fair. The u,o,uent the
"ind came roI,t, CTR commodore weighed aiv,or
and sailed out to seek these saaeonans Ensiisi.-
when he is gone clear of the csa.t, they have s,,-
peared again, although their tender which, got under
way tie minute tie Commodore did, must have ia
formed theL, :; his sailing. While uay sh.Ds we're
distssn'ied and under repairs they were every day
10 be seen with their colours flying 10 sigh, OF Tic
! town-Ihls courageous conduct brings To our mind
Tie story OF de ass who came and Kicked de sick
Lion, but when the noble animal got weG eno;;eh
10 stand, or his legs again, you saw os the
| lons.car'd gentleman. R0ss. Pes.
The English newspapers speak with utter aston.
isnent, thing absolutely incredible that in Sc
ven ntonfts The ..4mericGns harc takrl fh-se OF
their fne5t F,igdtes, and .6pc hundred of tkcfr
when they tell the whole truth which is that
We have taken one sioob OF war, three large fir.
otes, and fscoJfne co,oetfes, aud 9,,ere tKaa sly
hundred of their merchantmen and the two cor.
Nettes by an Inferior force. And to this they NAV
add, that cur arms haze not been dispracec br
\ land, u Sre except the Surrender of Detroit Al
| fippacanoe, at Queenstown and at the River Rasiu
our troops fought more bravely than the British
rE I5.
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NOTICE
afay4.

U the house keepers ss1 others authorised by
= Law, to vote for members of the CoIuJnan
Council ior Monroe ward NO 3 in th- City OF Riol,-
Ia0nh that IN consequence Of the ines;bIsy ~
"m. Hay Jun. d u. (who was elected on tho tsye
annual Election to represent said wardO poll viii
be opened for the purpose oi filing the yase..,Y
tsa' oecasoned, on Saturday the fifth day OF luna
next ~ the horse Of Mr.. A. Larorest nj ,;,l
hour q ten o'clock Il. NJ.
W. y. WREN, Seriean,
- Of the city OF Richmoad,
Wig q entr
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JUST ARRIVED, ~.
t1sEOM New FORK, sad tn he Sold 1t ya;ys Med.
zeal Store, shoekoe Hill, nsariy opposi,s the
Swan Tavern.
Cream Tartar Anootto
Magnolia Camp,,or
ssns'sss Natmess
Salad Oil CIovss
Lorrilsrds Maeobaw Mace
aud Rappee Snuff Ginger
Horny
aud general assortment of Drugs, Medicine.
May II. vsw
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an ELEG.s.nTT .3sSoR,

: Ot
Cold Silver * She6;lie saspenders,
Trimmings for Ores jumping i aDes for
res, YntipS , .,,,.,5 40
elk Cords, ~, Lead Pencils
cdrs'sand i'nsseis, . riayiag and Xy.r ia,
Siesane r.mai"deTeu g i;crs.
Msrneeo Iii,licuieo, Dre,ive.'s Superfpe.
ladies' Head DfesSes, Fine z c,,,,,nrn pis~,
Pearl and Was Stsds, ing Cards T''
baak and Ccioied Ssl- Straw trimmings,
looms, crin,;;ps Eaar,is
Military Sashes, hn eIegsnt y 9;.n,,a,
Ssine Bags, assortment CT Brushes.
Ch,nifers cotton am ernonsst which are,
Nors;ed Socks, Gsntlenens' Manoga.
Oh Cioth nat Covers, ny Capt. Horse y =
CbiidreDs' & Boys Bza. Sl,ne E-4s,,ss lori
Yer aud Morocco Hats velI;nr Us a sIoer;a
and Caps, quality
Eont Co-d aud Webb Patent ticy;d r. Cak,
ing, Biackne.
SIX Umbrellas and Pa Waking Canes.
faans, Trunks Escorted siEcs,
Mems, omens Snys' Slice Thread,
Enekskin. Beaver ard Black MorAceo Si:;ds.
hh Gloves, &c &c. sc.
Gotten Cards,
Which VII be disposed of on the most ,noiers,.
terms. for CASA or approved paper. Liberal s,ino
lions fron their retail prices viii be a,ade 70 loss
sale purchasers. r
u. MARKS
:: l. Is. SEIXhS
H'W IL s.
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James River Land FOR Sale

James River Land for Sale
ME ssubscriney via u.les 10 tie highest
Z tiddef. before the door of the He'll 1A-
vern, Is Tie City OF Iietinond, on the second Sios-
day In JtDis next, about
400 Acres 81 Land,
in tic county Of &nherR, fifteen or twenty miles
below Lynehb1rg, ut which fourth - L q W.
G RIO U - - Of the frat quality; Il las sIso
all necessary improvements
One third of the purchsrs money wilib required
on the day Of sA!e aud the yidue viz he dSragsd
i"ta Two snGual 'ns,snentz, with deed Ct t,u sus
ns0ed.
Thomas !. Maya, alto vss lately che propYietop
Of this .rse',Fr'i n'~ reoies IL, VII sheg It 10
shy oae gr agp!i,a,ca.
CEO. MAYO.
May :. ia
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would Sell
ABOUT 900 ACRES OF
ROSE-HILL LAND,

Or less--inciuding on Dogue Run and
on the Colchester and New Turnpike
Roads large parcel ofexcelient Mea-
dow Land, about 10 acres (probably)
Of which are we'll taken with Timothy
and Clover considerable part OF
which is new land, and was all sown
last fail On which are lengthy ditch,
es. Some Of the other land is covered
There is lasting Spring net very far
from the road, which is well known to
be much travelled by STAGE passengers
and many others, besides great mum
Der of wagons. The best ofthe wood
land will be Included, and several beau.
tiful sites, commanding distant views
of Potomac, and other notsble places
This is to ALL pleasing, heal
thy situation, has fruitful sol is ca
silly improved, and is adapted to Glover
and Plaster. To suit purchasers, this
land may be divided into pretty large
or very small lots Apply to the sub
scriber on the premises.
III. Toler.
Rose Hill, Fairfax, rear Alexandria
September l3. 2aw.
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Joseph Vaudeville,
Corner fixing e Fairfar-sf'eess'
OFFERS FOR SALE,
ar WHOLESALE IND RB%IL,

Rr WHOLESALE AND RB9oIL,
Teas-gunpowder, I'M
~ ~ G hnx eae perial, dyson: hysons.ln,
50 BOXES younghyson & souchons
10000 lbs. green and white Coffee
10000 lbs. loaf ard lump Sugars
los hhds} New Orleans x Muscovau'
80 bbls Sugars
1000 lbs Pepper
10. binds retailing Molasscs ,u
pipes, half pipes and 6 ar casks "
Madeira
pipes Sicily Madeira
IS Or Cask. old Sherry
8 do genuine old Port
a pipes Red Catalonia
80 cases choice Claret
butts, 10 halt pipes Malaga
5pipes, half pipes and 30 or. Casa
Teneriffc
% pipes real Cognac Brandy
pipes Gin
20 pune heons West-India Rum
Is puncheons and 20 bbls New England
Rum
10 bills Peach Brandy
IS do. Whisky
500 gallons Old do.
hhds. Cherry Bounce
so dozen Hibberts Old London Brown
Stout
90 bales Cotton
500 ID. Bengal Indigo
800 ID Bright Nader
5000 ID. Goshen * Rhode .I:IaEdCbee's
So bush. ground alum Salt
Mace, Nutmcgs, Cloves, Cassia, Pr
mento, race and ground Ginger, Cayenne
Pepper. Almonds, Chocolate, Rice, Peas
Barley, Mustard, Oil in bottles and TASKS
Wine and Cyder Vinegar, Glaube'
Salts, Bark, Scented White and Bro"p
Soap, Spermaciti mould and dipped CAP
dies, maccauba, rsppee andsco,chSnuas'
chewing tobacco. Starch. Fig Blue, "a"
Pctre, Arnotte, Alum, Copperas, Brlm
stone, Gnnpowder, patent Shot, Fllnts'
Hairpowder, Sifters, Cigars, Demilohns'
Wrapping Paper and Twine, CorSs
Bed Cords, Leading Lines, Traces, "
sc.
~. b. So bushels fresh wsrrs"'"
CLOVER SEED.
March s.
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BRiTIsH PARLIAMENT.

On the ED of July, the British
Pariiament was prorogDed to the Esd
of Aug. On this occasion the Prince
Regent went to Parliament in state
and in his robes. The Speaker Of
the House Of Commons delivered an
address 10 The Prince, in which he
said such financial system had been
devised AS would for a considerable
period postpone or greatly mitigate
the demands for new TAXATION. and at
the same time materially accelerate
the final extinction Of the national
dcbt-congratnlated the Prince on
the arrival OF commerce, and the
opening of the East I~dia Trade--on
the rejection Of the Catholic Bill,
and the passage of laws favourable
to the established religion-on the
successes in Spain, and on the trea-
ties formed with the Northern Pow
ers.-He expresses himself in the
following terms as to America.
" In our contest with America, it
must always be remembered that we
have not been the aggressors.-Slow
to take up arms against those who
should have been naturally our
friends, by the original ties Of kind
red, q common language. and, (as
might have been hoped) by joint
zeal in the cause of national liberty,
We must, nevertheless, put forth our
whole strength. and maintain with
our ancient superiority on the ocean,
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SLAVES FOR SALE.

THE SALE advertised by me to:
4 TIE 10Th inst. having been pre-
ventse nv the bad weather OF the pre-
ceding day, this Is to give notice, that
on the 18th day Of October next. at
Fairfax Court House being the hrst
day Of the Court will DO exposed to
Puhli. Sale for CAST, SEVERAL Va.
LUABLE ST. AYES, among whom IS
q Blacksmith.
Bushrod Washington.
Trustee
Sept mber 20. 2aw's'
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bitants afe treated literally like "besss
ofturtheD." Females, ss we'll as msle,,
are compelled to work at the forti6ca.
tons! The age Of ChivaIry is indeed
gone in Europe!
The following arc extracts from he
papers bro't by the above mail:
Imhortant Aussridn State Poter.
BERLIs, July II.
aThe Gazette of this dsy c,ntains the
following article :-Since the alliance of
Prussia with Russia, the views OF The
Imperial Austrian Court were directed
10 the restoration of peace ard the IA.
lance Of Europe, and his Majesty the
Emperor declared, in public nohhca.
lions. that he was Determined on bring.
ius about peacc,the Conditions Of which
would ensure its duration.
In consequence oil these declarations,
the Austrian auxiliary corps were recall.
ed from the French army, considersbl.
armamen,s were made, and respecn.
BILE number Of troops assembled IN 30.
hernia. These ornaments have la,terly
increased, and BY organizing tie land
militia they have been completed. But
still, anxiousIy concerned tor The resto.
ration Of peace, tie Austrian COur
wished to make an endeavnr, with the
assistance of the Ambassadors OF the
bellicegen, powers that were 10 assem-.
BILE at Prague, to brisg about a concllia.
tion between them.
"The French court has agreed tothis
proposal; and their majesiiss the King
OF Prussia and Emperor Of Russia, have
determined likewise to send amSa.sa-
doris to Prague, with directions to al
tend with Continual and uninterrupted
regard to the interests of their distant
allies, who are like wise invited to be par.
ricipators, and 70 state to the Austrian
Cabinet their sentiments on the posslbl.
lity oflaying the foundations for peace
to be hereafter concluded.
"His Majesty the Emperor OF Russia
has for this purpose accredited tie prt
w councillor Baron Won Aus.ei,.a "a
his majesty the Emperor OF Austria
and his majesty the King OF Prussia has
likewise furnished his Ambassador at the
Imperial Court, tue Minister OF State
Baron Won Humboldt, with powers tor
that purpose. Both these authorised
Ministers Immediately left the head
quarters Of their Soyerigns, and must
have arrived a, Prague by the l2ih OF
July, on which day the Frerch ambas'
.adurs were likewise to arrive there.
The allied powers, therefore, n
main likewise in this instance, true 10
their porpose of losing no opportunity
of procuring to Europe Just lasting.
and secure peace, Tor the restoration OF
which they will labour with indetst'sa'
bic pcrscve rance, and use for that puf.
pose all the means that Providence hos
nut into their hands. 49, ,e.ss 10
"In order to gain the necessary time
Tor the negotiations, the Armistice IS,
by request Of the Imperial Austrian
Court, extended until the 10th OF Avg
so that the six days notice IS not 70 'aAs
place until after that day"
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a es.ea rspuIsea at the point Of tho
hayonet by the allied troops. until tine
French soldiers were at length o's.
hearteaed, and tho officers found II
impossible to make them renew the
attack. BY letters Of the soth AZ
aisbt. we find that on that day there
was another battle warmly contest
ed on the heights Of Soraurem. Two
leagues distant from Pamplona. in
which the French was overthrow
in all directions aud put to disorder
~ flight. with the loss of upwards
Of 1000 prisoners. a stiIlgreater num-
her Of killed and wounded, together
with all their artillery. baggage.
Sc. &c. The letters are dated from
Ostis. but they state that the Head
Quarters were league aud haif
in advance. IT is likely in following
m these successes more advantages
vii! vet he obtained the result OF vie
tory. Allleuers bestnw the highest
praise on the conduct of the allied
troops. which if possible exceed any
thing vet heard Of.
The headquarters OF onr army
were On the S0th in advance OF Us
lis.
BARR1o PLANO. (near Pampcluna)
July %.
On the 18th Marshal Soalt. with
a considerable force intending tope-
netrate BY our right by the position
Of MAYA and by the valley Of Ron
seesyales. our troops retired IN the
best order, Il always fighting. Soult,
elated by our small and Temporary
retreat, thought he should be able
to raise the seige of Pampeinna, and
succour the place. On the 2Sth the
allies halted on the heights near
Pampeluna. Soult made three at
Temps to Gislodge them from their
positions ; in all which he was re-
pulsed with tie loss Of 5000 men kill
led. and he retreated in his turn.
We have suffered some loss. and have
to lament the death Of Col. Messu-
rier. who had been Governor OF Al
media. and many other officers un
der the rank of COlenel.
LISBON, August Z.
The seige Of ST. Sebastians CONT
nues.
A corps Of allied troops attempted
to carry st. Sebastians BY assault Ju-
" O., and were repulssd with the
loss Of 500 men.
AL1cANT, July Fl.
The allied army has marched from
Valencia towards the i.bro. A pa
Der is established at Valencia.
The intelligence Of Lord Yelling.
toms victories on the 2Sth and SUN
OF july were received in Lisbon in
letters from officers of the army.
No letter had been received from
Lord w. himself, which was attri-
bu,ed to the interesting nature of his
official duties with the army at that
period. !.
1t is probable reinforcemepts and
supplies for Lord Wellington are
nov sent from England to some port
in the Bay Of Biscay.
The recent report from England
is reversed by our news from Lis
bon.
PR1cEs AT LISBON, Aug. S-hoHr
IL 10 4s 50 on board; rice z 10 z
%; corn 1 20; beef 20; pork IS;
tar z 80; OH shore pitch 6; tur-
pentine i so; rOsin 8; slaves ". o.
pipe $50; salt s mill. 500 reas per
moy.
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