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FIFTY DoLLARS REW.ARD.

RESERTED from Cutain s .lden's troop of Cav
RD airy. Corporal Weatherly, born in Fauquer
county, but has live lately near Petersburg aged
Ia years. feet inches high, of dark plexiou,
hazIe eyes, black hair and by profession Planter
Gsddis Thacker,i "a private, born in Hanover
ty aged 90 years, feet inches high, Of dark
pexion, blue eyes, sandy hair, and by profession
farmer
James BrewD, privs tie, born in ireland, Eve feet
inches high, OF dark omplexion grey eyes, browa
heir and nv profession =hns r.aker-l.e .as emilia
ted in the city Of Rich mond.
Jesse TerTelI. PR vste, born in Caroline county
hut residing ~ Han county at the time OF
listing aged p1 ye lrs, five feet inches high, 81
light complexion, &c ely sbrown hair, by profes-
SION n waEsoner.
Jonathan Heron, private. born in Middlesex
county, but Irgd ng in Hanover coenty when he
enlisted aged ~ years, Ieet inches high oslight
complexion, blue eyes, and by profession oarpen
ter
II is rrcsum I'd That these desetters have return.
ed, viii retpT to the counties from which thcy
went. IE.F DOLL4RS reward will be- given
for the del'ysr of each of III em to ~ Richmond
Or lentenaT. Nicholas in Petersburg or for thcir Sc
cuTity nj a..
1ICHD POLLARD,
Capt 29h Rsgt.
" S. IgfPy.
Jan, -. 2awtf
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Congress-.
IN SENATE.

IhuySday, Jan. 81.
The proposed amendment to the cor.u
tuition respecting AN uniform choice of the
Electors of President and Vice Presder. of
the United States, vas read third time &
referred to Messrs. Turner, Lloyd, Bay
ard Goodrich. Giles, Pope and Tat.
mr.. Smith of Md. reported the resolution
from the House, respecting the brilliant A.
chievements Of Hull, Decatur and Jones
with an amendment Incorporating in the Il.
solve tribute OF respect to Lit. Elliott, for
ms conduct m the enteTprize onethe lake, in
winch the British brigs Caledonia and De
trolt we're captured
The Senate gesgnied the consideration Of
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Extract ola le''er to the Editor, dated Washing
FROM A CORREsPONDENT.

~ NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 81
Enclosed send you such particulars as have been
reserved, relative 10 the operations against our
neighbours, the Spaniard5. All accounts agree in
saying that Magee will & subdue the coun-
ty.-Erom the seaboard of that country, we
learn the greatest distress pr-v,iis-An eomiauni-
cation between Vera Cruz aud the city OF Mexico
is cut OH and the former place entirely destitute of
provisions and money--Flour $40 per bbl and e.
very thing in proportion-- Under an expectation
oil procuring supply here, several vessels arrived
here last week under convoy of a government brig
but the quantity in rket is blrey sufficient fo.
our own consumption, unless the river continues TO
furnish us from above, of which have every
hope, as it continues to rise, and with so much ra
piJity AS to crea.e serious alarms for our safety
Our city exhibits scene of martial preparation
In the navy yard every thing is hustle and con-
iusion--All the gun boats, excepting those on the
lakes, having been condemned, fitting out a
guard ship, OF Is guns, to protect the mouth of tn
river.
Yesterday the 9TH U States regiment came into
town from their summer quarters, and the Sd rept
IS expected in day or two besides which 1900
Mississippi and 5000 Tennessee Militia are on their
way, Tor what purpose no body imagine.
Phil. Gag. +
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HdJutdnf General
NORFOLK. Ian. 90

NORFOLK, Jan. 90.
Az the late arrivals from St. Bartholo-
news concur in stating. that that island is
constantly surrounded by British public and
private armed craiZers. so as to render al!
intercourse with 1t extremely difficult
hese cruizers pay no respect to neutral
nags, but make an indiscriminate rn..mra
oi the vessels of every nation Their plea is,
that " is impossible to ascertain the fact of
neutrality IN any other way than by judicial
Investigation as neutral flags have in mum
heriess instances been found to cover bona
Ude american property.--If the property
captured should turn out to be really neu-
tfai, say they, 1t will be released thus adj
hering to the maxim, that it is always best
10 De on the safe side. They pay no sort of
attention 10 licenses, and have been known
20 rebnke the posscssors of them, bv oh
serving, that it Showed a ptiful spirit in
hs american government to sanction the
use OF them 10 give the reader an idea Of
me respect which the bulwark of our re
iIglon tto use strong labguage) pays to
neutral NATIONS, we will adduce n recent
fact "a Swedish brig bonud out of -. Bar
thoIonews, was chased by an English arm
ed schooner INTO the very mouth of the har
pour, Keeping mp steady fire a few shot
were hrcd from the fort ut the schooner to
which the latter returned several broad.
nde5, which did considerable damage 70 ne
shipping IN port; one Of the shot passed
through TIE huil Of an American shin an.
chored NEAR the tort--howeycr. Size va.
only Hccrss vesselt!l TEraLf.
LN HhAGE>TON ROHDS.
Arr. French Priya'eer Brig Venus, Capt
LameHsh', s'om cruise, in distress, having
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
ADJUTANr GENERAL's Orr1cF.

-ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
Washington CYy, Dec. IA, 1912.
SIR am Instructed by tha secretary O.
war To convey to Won, and through you. to
the officers and soldiers of the 4th regiment
OF infantry, who are prisoners of war, the
high sense which the president cntertaius OF
the galiane1y &C good conduct, by which
You and they have been distinguished.
an, sir, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
TIL. CUSHING, .Sj. Gen.
1t. Col. James NiLlcr.
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>. /. HEAR tue ENEMY.

MONTREAL, December II.
Hrfrdef Of a letter from Kingston. Uhher
Canadd, Dec. 9.
:" The goods intended for the upper part
of the province, must remain here for the
winter unless forwarded by the expensive
conveyance OF sleighs. :. The enemy's YES
sells are frequently seen at the mouth of
the harbor oil the look out. The ROYAL
George and MORA, are under sailing or
ders, and might be match for the enc
my. The Niagara armstice ceased tue
20th, and the 2lst heavy cannonatling
commenced the along line. ,, n MIR. Fry,
& soldier of the 49th were killed and the
mess. house of the navy half burnt down.
ny an express arrived to day from New
YORK, we learn that there was firing on
the 18th, but the result is not known.
On Saturday, nine sioops and schooners
were frozen up in the harbor, but by IN,
uncommon exertion a channel was cut, the
d'staace OF hive or SIX acres. by which means
they got into the stream, and we understand
have reached harbors at Boucheryille, &c.
in safety"
When we went to press, no later &C
counts were received from Kingston, than
the I'd instant; should any thing impor-
tant transpire from Upper Canada no time
snail be lost by us in communicating all
we may be informed to an anxious public.
Extract Of a fette- from a gentleman of reg
Pecfa0ily 30 a member IF she Leyislatr1e, da-
ted
NATcHIToCHEs, Nov. 2S, 1879.
Yesterday we received news from tie. Spanish
expedition. The army of Magee was at I.aborde
ana had plenty of bread and beef Cant. Siocum
put $50 opanars IN flight with only Is mem no
DECISIVE engasem, mt had taken pIace.-The let
tiers are only Is days from the canp.
There came a report from Nacogdoshe though
believe par' ct il unfounded, that the Spaniar,!s
had surrounded Labordie where the Americans
were stationed; aud that Davenport and his bro.
therin-law, had deserted to the Spaniards.
Extract ola letter TO the Editor, dated Washing-
ton CRY, Jan. %, 1918.
Alter tedious debate, attended in part by cir
cun'stances not calculated add to the dignity
OF our proceedings, We passed the 90 thousand
hiii thought our true. policy was to pass tina,
particular bill rapidly though l am no friend to
snort enstmens generally, yet in particular IL
tualion, thought beneficial would flow
from the measure-but to make it IS valuable n.
possible, promptitude in all its from our
bcdy tai our men got into the field vas requisite II
has been under discussion several DAYS in the Senate
and the ~ months term Of service is stricken OUT
nothing yet substituted, and it may probably perish
altogether. 80.
A Postscript to Letter from N. Yerk to the Edi.
tor, dated JAM says, g The blockade of our bar
oour 10 rSisea. .4rgvS.
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GENERAL ORDERS.
ADJuTANT GENERALS oFrIe

hDJufANT GENERALS OFFICE,
WaShington CHv, Ian. 81. 1913. ,
Lieut.. Colonel Homer y. Milton of the 5th
regiment of Infantry, is appointed to super
intend the recruiting district in the state Of
New York. OF which Canandaigua is the
principal rendezvous (vice Lieut.. Col. Ii.
vingston, resigned) and will repair to his
station the soonest possible, where he will
hnd the necessary instruction fer his govern
ment addressed to Lieut.. Col Livingston -
and franked by the Adjutan. General, which
he will open and consider az addressed to
himself
By order Of the Secretary Mt 1Var.
THOMAS II. CUSHING,
.ddjntanf General
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The additional "efurns from 1906 TO 1904 ineIu.
sive, were received from of the principal custom
houses in the United States, since the date Of the
us, report {" the Senate, aud those for 1911 and
1919, above stated, arc not complete.
Respectfully submitted,
JAMES MONROE.
Department of State, Jan. 6, 1912
- We have FrankHnton papers IN the %. AND
Chilieothe to the i4th inst which are DroCosnd, a.
iens about The capture Of Teegmseh--Ne prssun,e,
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PUBLIC HUCTI1.N.

PUBLFC HUCT(DN.
SNILL he sold AT Public Auction. ON the prer,j-
" as on Wednesday, the Sd ofPebruary, If fair
if not, th nest fair dav,
SEF6 WY -EyGRi FEET or GROU.NI
irontnis on the msin street and rnrning one bun.
dred an sxty-eight feet back, adjoining Dot. BENZ
DuNal and In part ofthe city. where 1t is bell "
Ell pro- erty IS rising in va'ue, rapidly ss il hs,
been ~ any part of the for The last ten wears
sixty days credit win be allowed for ono half thu
purchase money, and twelve months for the other
hAH.
Notes payable and negotiable in one of The Banks.
VII lee required, and the right OF property retained
to secure payment
THos TAYLOR.
S"n' 20 tds
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COLUNBI.4W HOTEL

near Shocko= Ua,'e house.
vp>HE Subscriber respectfully informs her friends
Il aud the public tiat this establishment is kept
heretofore.
by a strict attention to all such as may favor her
win their custora she hopes merit Il receive the
patronage Of tue public.
+. 5. SIX OF eight genteel Boarders, can be ae-
eommodsted
MARY MOSELEY
Jan. &c. If
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RA RS mozart. will employ two Young ladies
VA who are acquainted with the NiIliengry an
Msntus.making business----and two apprentices.
"""' %O' ST
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FOUND,

JAhuaIy 70. = st
IN CHANCERY--LOUISAC County Court, JAM
i 11th 1873.
George W Edmonds b{t'f.
.3gdsnSt
William Thomas, Christian Dobbs & Henry Mar-
tin. defts
The defendant VIM. Thorsss not having e,tered
his appearance and given S curty according 10 the
act of Assembly and the rules ot this Cou,t aud it
appearing the satisfaction Of this Court that he is
not nhabitsnt OF this State or the motion of the
plaintiff by his counselIt is OrGereI that the said
defendant William Thomas do appear here on the
second Monday in April next end answer the bill Of
the plaintiff, and that copy of this ordsr I've forth
with inserted in one OF the Newspapers print
sve!y and posted the fro door oftbe courthouse
ct this county some court day.
Copy
T,ste, JNO. POINDEXTER C. c.
Jan. 25. v9w
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INANcHES1EN TURNPIXN con-.
PJN-E

-, ~ "loekho'ders OF the Manchester Turnpike
n COMPANY are requested 20 meet NJ, ZacI,riat
bFooSss tavern, on Monday the 22d Of February
next At IL O'Clock A. NJ. N''''
JsR. -, va ~ DN'i IN
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Jan. &c.

NOTICE.
4 Ii persons indebted to the estate of Alexander
~ Bell decd, requested to make payment To
MIR. William Muir OF the city of Richmond And
all those to whom the estate may be indebted, will
be pleased to call on him for payment
BAIL GORDON, .2G,a'r.
january &C. Avn
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CONGRESSIONAL DOCUME VT,
Resort nj the Src,etoyy of ST..

AgreeabIy to resolution of the Senate, Of the
3oth day of the last month"; the Secretary of State
respectfully reports the following statement, which
contains all the information in this Department,
called for by the Senate of the number of persons
born IN foreign countries, who have been legally ma
'"raIzsh In'the w. States, and registered annually
rs American scamen, according to the returns from
the Custom Houses, under the act of the Goth of
May, 1896, relative to American seamen
FROM these returns it appears that there have
been registered ut the different custom houses in
The United Stats of this description of citizens
the following numbers Of seamsn, distinguished by
the several years when they were so registered,
viz
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BAIrrhopp la, 90

= = X Z,
Capt. Graham, of the schr Climax, confirms the
account OF the loss Of the British frigae 8uuthamp-
ton, and United States b. Vixen on the Bahamas;
he read the account in Nassau paper Of the SOth
ult.
The Pryateer Joseph and Mary, Wescot, was
captured OF st. Domingo by British, sloop of war
Il carried into Jamaica. c. H. Books. 4
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FOUND,
January &c.

n GOLD MATCH KEY;
Apply at this office.
- Also, HAT marked 4. w. left at the BALL.
January 20 OF
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! LATEST FROM P0RTJC.4y.
letter from gentleman in L;ston to his eorres-
pondent IN this city, dated Dec 1, states that the
allied armies continue their retreat though of late
but slowly; that on the 2s,h November tl,r II. O.
we're at Freneda, not far from Cnidsd Rodrs
ihe writer expects, that the British will be down 10
'ne'r lines I've suppose Lss6on,) ribs Svintsr.
! -
THE hpn'b!e. Greed Taylor has appointed Hem
| ~ Hort Esq. master in Chapcery ct the Suueri.
or Court holden for the District Oh Richmond.
Foreign news scoms to he all the rage-and
we have, therefore, suspended our NJ. 5. TO 1T in
the light from across the Atlanric-particulr the
THsadn side Of the story The Paris journalists
swear that Bonapaste has not retreated-that it ia
not retrogaie hut lateral move ,nent, to bring
him nearer to ST. Petersburg.
DIED on the i2h Inst. in, the 18th year Of her
age, at her residence, after pa,piul th."gh hinge
rang illness, which she bore with exalted torttudc
MRS. PAfCY SCOTT.
the second daughter OF obt. Voolfolk of the coun-
ty OF Caroline.
Aniahle in her disposition, lovely in her manners.
ssnsb'c OF the great duties nj humanity she nobiy
ii charged them with perfection, more than fails
to the lot o fra mortality She loosely in deash
she was ''utifu wife-a tender and afectonate
mother-a Kind and benevoen mistress--a x
81 cere riend-an obligng and instructive neiyhbor.
The moral aud social duties she discharged. Pious
without ostentation tr superstition. Animated with
| out enthusiasm she hu'noiy relied the ntercessi-
| on in the realms of unfadiug bass.
She has left disconsoIate husbands numerous
Family, connections and friends depiore her ire
parable loss.
LANCASTER SCHOOL,.
'HNIE subscriber, who is directly from the George.
Il town Lancaster School, and has sufficient re-
| concentrations oil his character and qualification.
vi! opena
&C III o OIL
on that system in this city, Monday the first Of
February, in the lower part OF the Masonic tall.
| BY this .ystem, he will he able to instr ct much
greater number of Scholars, with AZ much accuracy
and greater Facility t'an by the common rs-ttod.-
The price OF tuition will therefore be reduce !, and
the expence OF Books wholly saved. THIS will also
! enable him to admit the children of thos. parents
whose circumstances VIII not permit them to pay
the price OF tuition and furnish their children wi,
books; these particularly invited ~ send their
children, and they shall be educ tted free from
pence The patronage and encouragement which
this system has met with, from tos who are parti-
suariy acquainted with it, aud the many lessons of
morality which connected with II, will, it is be-
lieved be sufficient to convince the pubic OF ,s uti-
liy aud It IS presumed that system OF such great
Importance will meet with the encouragement of e.
very friend to education. The price OF tuition will
| n'sh themselves with states and paper
| RUSSELL BROWN.
January &c. w2w
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"A convention for the exchange of prison.
ers has been negotiated by the agen, of the
United States. (Jchn Mitchell. esq., at Ha-
lifaX, OH the one part, 4 the British admiral
Warren and attorney general Uniacke on
the other. part-physicians, women, chill
dren (under 12) and passengers, or persons
not in a naval or military occupation. to be
liberated without exchange. The United
States have been fortunate in the choice of
ITS co'nmissary OF prisoners at Halifax.
aurora.
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L.aTEy7' rR0.lr p0 pTytr, dr.

therefore, that thc .Ns5- Lis5sn Editor has .ai.
| the thing that is NOT. -, Il,
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For the year 1896
.1ddrnonaI, Tor the same year
For the year 1897
additional, tor the same year
For the year 1898
Additional for the same year
For the year i7Og
additional for the same year
For the year 1900
Additional for The same year
For the year 1901
additional, for the same year
For the year 1902
Additional tor the same year
For the year 1908
Additional for the same year
For the year 1904
Foi the year 1905
For 1906
Fgr 1907
For 1893
For iSOg
For 1910
For 1911
For 1919
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Pann Hook ferry Steam Boat.-Yester-
day upwards OF twenty Wagons loaded with
country produce, from PENNSYLVANIA and
Hew-Jersey. came across the Hm.lsnt. =. .l,;s
CITY, IN Mr.. Fulton's Steam Boat, within s
minutes as quick, just as conveniently, and
quite as safely as tncy could have done on
ondge. These are not the first which have
come m this way to cur market. And thus
we perceive in some measure a new avenue
ocpered to the city, and another channel for
business and prosperity added to this metro
Poiis by tue enterr rye and genius of a me =
chanclan to whom the country is in
debted for the most useful Improvement the
last century has produced. W 7. PaAer.
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the bill from the House, to raise. 10000
men for one year.
Mr.. Lei6 moved to strike out onr yeGr. tn 2
term OF service which was carried as fol-
lows:
| YEAS--Messrs. Bavard, Bradley, Camp
bell, OF Chic, Dana, Gaillard, G. rtnan. Giles.
G'iman, Goodrich, Gregg, Hor>ey. Howell.
Hun Lamnsrt, Leib Laoyd, Pope, Reed,
and Smith Of Asd.--lo.
NAfS-Messrs. Anderson, Bib. Brent,
CamPbeli of Ten. Craws ford, Cuts, Frank
lin, Magruder, Posey, Robinson, Smith, Of
n. Y. Tait. TAYLOR, Turner, Varnum and
Worlhington-i6. N
motion was then made by Mr., Leib to
insert. IN lieu of the words stricken out, the
words - during the war;" as the period of
enii,tmcns. This motion was nega,;ved as
follows:
YEAS-Messrs Bayard. Bradley, Ger
man, Giles, Gilman. Goodrich, Gregg. Hor-
sey. Hunter, Lambert. Leib. Llo,d, Pope.
Reed and Smith Of Md.-l5.
NAYS-Messrs. An'erson. Bi5b. Brent.
Campbell of Ohio. Cawpbeil nf Fen. Craw-
tord. Cuts. Dana, Frankiin, Gailia.d, How
ell. Mag'uder. Posey. Rob.nson, Smith Of
n TAFT. Taylor, Turner, Varnum and
Wol' hington--20.
And the Senate adjourned. v'.C
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C ottcnburp. Der. S.
NATURALIZED sEANFN

The following Report i, important; as it shows
that the number of British naturaized seamen is not
so considerable as to make it worth the while OF the
BRUSH cabinet to wave an accommodation on their
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Carried away some Of the spars. much inju.
ured in the riggn.g $. short ofprovisons. LET
horde aux Oct. 20. Has taken nothing but an
English Brig of small value. which she fell
IN with off the Grand Bank, from st. Johns
bound to Martinico. 10.
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~. YORK, Jan. ly
Gen. Armstrong yesterday received his commits
son rs Secretary at War, with ord rs no doubt to
repair TO the seat OF government with all possible
expedition
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TIE hpn'b!e. Greed Taylor has appointed Hem
~ Hort Esq master in Chancery OF the Superb!
or Court holden for the District Oh Richmond.
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London, Dec. 10.
SECOND EDITION.
Half.DaSt 9 o,cioct, =

MORE GLORIOUS NEWS.
We stop the press to communicate to our
readers the following most glorious inteni-
gence.
>Go,fcn6urg, Dec. S.
During the retreat of the Freacn, gene
raj Augereau, together with his whole corps
have been compelled to lay down their arms
q are prisoners of war. General Witt
geustein & TschitchagoT have joined: Ku-
tnsow with lis general army is at Keloona.
Smolensk is completely surrounded.
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letter from gentleman in Lisbon to his cores.
pondent IN this city, dated Dec states that the
s''eu ar"'es continue their retreat, though of late
but slowly; that on the os,l, November d.. n q.
were at Freneda. not far from Cnidsd Kodri.l."-
Inc writer expects, that the British will be down 10
their lines I've suppose Lssdon,) tkis winter
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Foreign news scoms to he all she rage-and
we have, therefore, suspended our NJ. 5. TO 1t in
the light from across the A,lantic-particulrly the
HHssidn side IF the story The Paris journalists
swear that Bonapaste has no; retreated-that it ia
not rcHoSaae hut a lateral move ment, to bring
him nearer to ST pefer,hnrr
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-26

ntes bcfnre the boats from Amelia got to Water.
mans bluif, party ofthe Patriots. about 30. ar
rived there and on the approach of the boats, they
were hailed aud ordered 10 surrender, fire inn
mctately commenced from the boats and the Pat
riots brisky returned tat that moment a rein
forcemeut OF nearly all their number arrived. The
action lasted fifteen minutes-lhe sosts driiied a.
way with the tide and wind both being IA their favor,
the oarsmen having refused to row fell in the bot,
toms OF the heats to themselves from the
hire OF the Patriots. Ga the side Of the Patriots
none were injured The Loyatsts lost Killed and
and IL or Ii wourded--smong the latter is Joseph
who was shot through the shoulder
The Patriots are contiguous to Amelia. and are |
expected to attack that place soon. The people at
Feruandina are much alarmed, aud have removed |
heir families, furniture, negroes md effects sener-
lily on board vessels and other places of safety
nd the men are preparing for defence. What will
e the final result, reo,sins yet to be known"
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BosToS. Aug. 10
Lisbon Gazettes are received to the lOif
inclusive. two DAYS later than the one con.
tanning the last despatch of Wellington, and
not word more is whispered in them .
b'ut him or his army, excepting this most
,transe article. that notwithstanding his be
ing represented as being on the borders of
France, his head quarters were at Taffala,
40 miles to the 5. w. Of Pompoua by the
tenor of this despatch. Wellipgton's com
municatien with Gen. Murray remained in |
tercepted by the French army under Gen. |
ouchet; and this circumstance. or something
worse, may have induced Wellington to re
race his steps from the very borders of
II France, where he had been represented
o have been.