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NOTICE
Houses to Let.

Houses to Let.
IOFFER to rent for one year, for.
. term OF years, Several Houses stu.
ated at this place. Viz
One a Two Story Brick
HOUSE, with kitchen, cellar, stable,
n enclosed Lo, of hslf All Acre, at
present occupied as Tavern -
One other two Story Brick
HOUSE, fitted up for store house,
with a counting room, kitchen, cellar.
&c. and would accommodate small
family besides store =
One other House at present
used as warehouse, to which will be
ADDED an enclosed Lot OF half an Acre,
And one other House with
a Kitchen and an enclosed Let. The
3 last Houses would suit Mechanics,
who are much wanted here. l have al
so sundry unimproved Lots, which l
wsuld let on ground rem, forever--
This place is so well known as to rem
der it unnecessary to describe it any
further, as there are few situations
more public, nor none more healthy In
the United States. Application to be
madeto
Fairfax Ct. House, Nov. eptf
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Upholsterer and Paper
Hanger.

Corner Of Prince y PHI sfseefs, .Aer'a.
THE subscriber viii be happy to
receive orders in his line of blu
siness. having been regularly brought
up to it, lie fatters himself that he viii
give satisfaction to those who wish to
employ MIN He hangs curtains and
papers rooms in rev and fashionable
style, at4z cents per piece for paper
and double Tor borders, He viii furnish
those who employ him for other work
with Hair, Feathers and Straw, or any
other material in ais line Of business,
Maurice Spillawne.
Jan l3
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GLIDING
IN FURNISHED COIN

Done in the best manrsr By H.,
scriber in RoyalStreet, whe. e l.n.s
glasses and Picture francs, Corr,
sc. are made and giidea in II, :
fashionable style. a lew exe,a.'
likenesses of WashiDsiop, Hull +:
renee, sc. for sale.
Orders from the country care,,
attended to. "
e. GILMAN
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THE
Analectic Magazine,
THE
SAhxIN> :. = - . !
roR pHcEaBER
1919,

813,
AND THE PORTRAIT OF
Captain James Lawrence,
Are ;as. received and ready for dellye-
~ 10 Subscribers.
ALSO
Sseel's List Of the Royal Navy tor Aa-
gust,
The Gsn,leman's Pocket Almanac tor
1914,
- Virginia Remembrance tor do'
johnson AID Warmers Virginia Alma
nae by the grOee, dozen or SIN.
s gle, ~
Lord Byron's Poe.icai Works, in : soss'
Giaoar, a Turkish Tale by do:
Siaclair aud Hortense, Novel,
The Year, Poem by w. l.. Pierce'
Esq
Middleton 90 the Creek Article,
Dayidge's No.nlogia Meshodsca.
Tro,,es', Medical Philosophical and
Chemical Essay on Drankerness,
CheTne on the Bowel Complaint,
Ditte. on the Group,
Downing on ,he Disorders Of Cattle.
4 Jas. Kennedy & Son.
January 5. ct.
Bank of Alexandra,
Jdnaars Sd, 1914.
A DIVIDEND of 4 per cent Tor the
las, half year IS his day declared, and
will DC paid 10 the Stockholders or their
LEGAL Representatives on Thursday the
9th inst.
By order fthe Board,
], {. A'Kenna.
Cashier.
January A. q epSw,
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Negroes for Sale.
TWO likely young NEGRO rp,.
aged about twenty ears; totha,,
house servants, for sale Etosss'
the PRlNTkEss
( January IS.
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pusLlc CoNFInxNeE,

Pubic CoMIDEMeEs =
Has newer been more deliberately and
Srmly rcposed, and perhaps in no M
stance more Justly, than it appears IN
the efficacy of the celebrated medl
cines prepared by the late Richard
Lee, OF New York, and which continue
to be prepared with great care aad az
sentIon from the original recipes, by
MS Widow, aad for fifteen years past
nave been highly esteemed and gene
s4ily used throughout the U. States !;
many of them independent OF their
superior efficacy are sold Tor less than
the drugs for which they are COM
pounded could be purchased at a retail
store.
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Tooth-Achc Drops.
The only remedy yet discovered
which gires immediate and Lasting re-
ief in the most severe instances.
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Tho. Swami,
5 Edmd. l. Lee,

.1smrs. Of Nm. B. Page, decd.
May 5.
The Editor. of the Federal RePub-
licaa, National Intelligeneer and Ga-
xette of,he United States, Will publish
the above in their papers, and send
5 their ACCOUNTS TO this oHec
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100 Dotsrs Reward.

ELOPED from Fairfield, In the
county of Frederick and Common-
wealth of Virginia, Oh or about the 7th
idsyo Of March last, negro slave NAM
ed ANTHONY the property OF the
late William 3. Page, deceased. An.
thony j, about feat 9 inches in
height, of substantial form, light
yellow complexion, and rather OF an
efIeminate voice. nc is about % years
al age, was brought up a house SER
want add n AS been acoustic ned 10 that
course of employment all his lfe. he
is slave of GREAT capacity and consi-
tlerable ins enaity--he reaas-he plays
the sdii.--and POSSESSES a great me-
chaoicsl tuea---ae can do rough car
penters' work and make combs, The
aaove reward will b. given il Anthony
should DC apprehended at the distance
of 100 miles frnN Fsirheid, < brought
to, the subscribers living in alexandria:
Bui if apprehended 1t the distance OF
less than 90 miles, Fifty Dollars VIII
be .eiycn If he is secured in goal, and
notice given to the subscribers.
Tho. Swami,
El-l II ao
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ratlVe,

Is recommended as an Invaluable
medicine, for the speedy refief & per-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-05-02

parte was at Troyes, witch is 90 mill.
from Paris, 4 battle had been fought :.
Montereau, within 40 niles; and F..
tainbleau, within 80 miles Of Paris. W..
actually in poaeflion of the allies. IT..
Auitrian General had been OBLIGED -
place centinels to protec, the palace from
the Cofiacks, and the French General
who commanded there was fufpendea 4.
caufe he had not been able to defend q
The publication at Milan, in Italv of
the pretended new vielories obtained bv
Bonaparte on the nth and 12th of Feb.
ruary, of which nothing is faid in ,be
Paris papers and in the Paris paper. oe
the Ggnal defeat of Murat in ltaiy are
1ve gus6, if net wholly fabricated, very
great exaggerations of fome conteits thar
were either doubtful, or Of triAinp inpor.
tance, calculated to keep up the finfino
frisits of the linking Emperor's adhereuts
CBahmo,e FEDERAL Gazette.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-05-02
Vermont University.

The following is an ersract ola letter from !
tate student Of The University Of Yermont.
teafriend in Windsor, { Her)
3 /" The University of Vermont, YOU !.
isubt have heard, is filed with soldier, -.
Yes sir, and Of the state whose name =
bears, for the paltry sum Of 5000 dollar.
the Corporation have lett to the army. "a
left the students to finish their educs.
ton in the best manner they can. The
confusion of Babel alone, exceeded thar
which this measure produced; to enter
other colleges in the same standing they
were at Burlington was impossible, owing
20 the different course ofeducation putsued
there; to relinquish The pursuit, to every
good scholar, seemed painful There IRE
many Of them yet undetermined what plan
70 adopt.
" A week ago last Monday, / took nv
farewell view Of the interior ofthe college:
itpresented spectacle from which every
friend Of Science must turn with indieus.
ton and disgust; -infant children squailinr
isolde. swearing" camp ladies" in the
las, stage Of intoxica,ion- scenes which
my alma mailer is forced to witness, iastesd
Of the voice Of morning and evening devo-
ion, and the accustomed deyoiss OF sci.
ence." Woshingsonian.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-05-02

"7be bsnev0!fnt pohy gtbs United States."
Prciident's MeAage
General Dearborn writes to the fecre
tary at War, June 5, 1873: -" On TAX.
ing poGeAion Of this place" (meaning
Fort George, inclulive of the village Of
Newark) /" the inhabitants came in, in
numbers, and gave their paroles, Ibave
pranjIsa tbcca protection"
On the 10Th Of December, 1873, Gen.
Mcclure writes to the Secretary :--Ntav-
ark is no7v in flames" And the next day
he writes to him-"You will obferve
from my dsfpatch Of yelterday, that eve-
ny building in Newark is reduced to a/bes.
The enemy is much exalperated, and wW
make a de/cent oaltbis frentier If ps0ibs."
Gen. Mcclure has never been called to
an account by the Administration for that
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-05-02
WADE HAMPTON.

The resignation OF this officer was some
time SINGS announced, and is now OFFICIALLY
confirmed. Ii is very generally understood
that he abandoned the command of the
Northern army in disgust; though some
have insinuated, that his sudden departure
from the army, was to prevent an ares,
Threatened by Gen. Wilkinson. On his ar.
rival at Washington, he sent his resigna.
ton to the President, and Immediately left
the city-An express was sent after him,
requiring his return to the seat of govern
ment-his answer was, that he should NOT
return, but if government had an business
with him, he would remain at Alexandra
till the next day, in which time they nigh,
communicate with him. No communica
tou was made, and the day following lie
continued his journey to the south. His
residence is in South Carolina.-.dlb. Gag
We learn from Rutland, that James I'm
shony, who was sentenced to be executed OH
the 18th inst. for the murder of Joseph
Green, put an end to his existence on Ia.
morning OF that day lie had some time BIZ.
tore manifested disposition TO commi, the
desperate deed, and was in consequence at
tended by the Sheriff, or some other person
during the whole night preceding the da,
fixed ON for his execution but in the NOR
ming, whilst his attendant was absent =
breakfast, he seized the opportunity, ana
fastened some part of his clothing TO tLs
floor over head, and fixing his neck in ii,
strangicd himself, his feet, all the time,
resting on thd ground floor. A more hard
ened wretch perhaps never disgraced hu.
man nature. lae Editor of the kutlend
Herotd says, it is understood. that Anthony
has been writing his,Dsy Of the horrid
transaction for which he was condemned !;
II SO, we hope 1t will soon be made public.
go. Yerscont Mirror.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-05-02
HON. s. n OTIS.

DlED-In Washington, on Fricday the
22d instant. at. ~, the Honorable SAMU.
FL ALLYNE OTIS, Secretary ef the
Senate Of the United States.
This much lamen,ed Fellow 4 ;,;,en -.
son ofihe late Hon JAMrs Orrs of R.,c. :.
stable, whose life WAS devised 10 the 49,
vice Of his country, and brother Of the eel..
brated Scholar. Statesman and Pa,r;o, S
the same name, who led tte NAT % ~ 1me,.
ieon Revoluncn.
Imhu.a w.h /. .,,or,, .,...h- ....
,,r;nc;nle. or h;s fs,hsrsnd s,a.s ..s - s"s
and l;herallv educa,ea md. Ill. ;.a....s.
~. Orrs wa. b;m..lfan .ari. go . sss;ss1
friend TO the l;her,;.. nc ri. so.,n,s. =
,776 he WAS chosen R.nr...r,.,;.. =,
Ro.,on. and af,e,va,d. - -. Can..n.;sr =,
which fr,no.d ~. Cors.;,..,;.s - Ms"ss
chns-,,. r. was sIso anna;n,. $3.50. s
ofth. Rosrd of w.. 49,, r"s... ;.;...
with Cen Lincoln ana pr.s;d.c. ps;U;r.
~ receive ,hc .nhm;s.;o. "a $3.50; .'t is'
demn;,y to the Insnre.n,. snd ds,-..,..
to the old Congress. IN which cspaci,v he
served until The sdon,;on of he Fedeval
C ns,itution.-He then became the 6rse
elected Secretary Of the Senate 81 the!
United STATES, and continued 10 siseharee
the dutie. OF that Office. from the fir,t day
Of the organization ofthat body, to the tlose
Of the last session, without the absenee or
insss-niisaos ofa single day No higher eu.
logium can be expressed Upon his fidelity,
ind,,sfrv and acrnrarv In fhis resnnnsible
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-05-02
HOSTAGES.

HOSTAGES.
The Baltimore Wing of Friday, contains
the following article
We understand that the President Of the
United States has dires,ed all the British
officers, now in custody as hostages, ION
the principle of retaliation,) to be discharge
ed, on parole, with leave 10 return to Canada
Six.yjuga'es "A Ken,ucky democratic mem.
Der of Congress wrote home last winter that the
Embargo was worth thirty jusa,es-the same
person (remArked Mr.. RO'ter) will now have to
4ppease his friends BY writing to them that its
repeal will be worth thirty more!
Adiutant General Duane has relinquished the
publication ofthe Aurora in Philadelphia. This
perpetual motion attributed to the General has
tailed, and Mr.. Wilson 10 in future 10 tusa the
| crank. Nezpbu. Herald.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-05-02

atrocious act. Nor is it too much to FAY
or at lealt itrongly to fulpect, that there
had been fetted plan to exafperate the
enemy to ruthlefs deedsof revenge, with a
view to render the war popular and that
on the fame principle the late predatory
executions Of Clark were authorized.
II letter from Piatts6urg 10 the Editor 81 the
albany Register, (demo hafer) otter s.v'
ing the detail ofthe action at La Cole AAH,
and The deteat Of Uilklason's army, says,
81 have not the least doubt but tina, The
British will be masters OF Lake Cnamplain
this season. If so, our village depot and
all is lost we Can only say II has been the
uniform system Of our government to have
things turn out this way. Government
must strengthen US or we are gore, no.
with officers, would not wish to be under
s God, but with men We have lace G.
nough about US TO command $4,000 at least
God save the people
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-05-02
VERMONT UNIVERSITY.

The Corporation OF Vermont University
for the paltry sum OF 5000 dis. have let the
buildings for barrack to the soIdiery and
the students are turned adrist to finish their
education in the best panner they can.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-05-02
NEW YORK, APRIL IS.
C.AV7ION

One Of Uncle Sans folks, on Saturday,
offered al influential coloured man, his rent
free for The ensuing year, ifhe would join
toe democratic party, and electioneer tor
hem The coloured man, with honorable
indignity, spurned the offer with disdain.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-05-02

RICHMOND. APRIL 2o.-"I will put
the crown of Spain on my own head T"
I" God has given me the power and the
difpoG,ion neceHary to furmount all obfta-
cles." Such was the language of Matter
Napoleon about fix years ago; and Jeffer
Ton and Madifon without doubt believed
he would do as he (aid; & both did all in
their power to enable him to carry his de
6gns into execution How are the hopes
of the wicked disappointed
Vygnia Patriot.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-05-02
CLEAR GAIN.

Should MADISON, in confequence Of
Matter BoNA's msfortunes, be obliged to
give up his War, Till the country will
have gained fomething by it-an addition
to its debt of One Hundred Millions of
Dollars Ibid
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-05-02
Great Fog in and about London.


In the Loodon papers. printed the last Of Dec.
and FIRST Of Ian. was several accounts Of . grsa'
Fog. which had envesoped the city Of London, ana
vicinity. for seversl days. The following 10 the
most particular account ofit'
LosDos. Ian. 2. (Sunday .)-rhe Fog still con-
,inues. It was more dense and oppressive las.
night than At any lime since its commencement.
on Monday last. Very few persons ventured out
excep. On pressing business and no sound WIS
heard out of doors but the voices ofthe watchmen
or the noise Of some solitary carriage. cautiously
feeling its way through the gloom III extends IS
far ~ the Downs. distance Of 20 miles, but how
far in other directions, has not been yet as
cer,ained. The wind has, in the interval, blown
uniformly from the N. z We understand that
there has been nothing like the present Jog since
the great earthquake q Lisbon, about half cen
,ury sgo.-The fog then lasted eight days. To
= certain person who came UP to London. from
clear open country, during tue last two or three
days, il would seem As ii he had been descending
into coal pie, to see persons walking with litte
torch or candle, as O'Clock, in the afternoon
and trying to find out in their own street. their
own hsbilalions. and some Of them % bewildered
a. TO knock 1t their neighbor's doors task where
their own houses where. Some ofthe publck
s,sges and coaches were obliged to be leR in the
rosds. and the horses taken out-many woee o,
verurned, and several people injured-A pos,
chAise, with four passengerss on its way from
town 70 Uckfeld. vas overturned into the water
by the road side. At Brixton Wash. & broken TO
pieees-the passengers and horses were dread
fully cat and bruised. Several roberies were
commi,ted in town. and the villains goa oifby the
aid Of the fog. although persons were near u the
time. Several Psrsons. having missed their wsy
fell into the rivers and canals. and we're drowned.
The Mail Cos hes, which resched town were
many hours beiAted, and the passengers were o.
bIiged 70 get out, and the drivers had to lead the
hol ses. The cry of-Mind ! Take care Where
are you resounded in all directions in every
| street.
On more attentive examination Of
the news broughtby the Grampus, it will
be found that the outrageous Joy Of
the iacobin editors and other adherents
of Bonaparte, for the fuppoied repullion
of the Allies and victories of the Coriican
are premature. While the French ac-
counts give colouring to the fcveral ac-
tions which they choose to make public,
calculated to produce the belief that sew
eral corps of the allies have been defeated
and deifroyed the names of the cities,
towns, rivers and bridges at & near which
thofe actions are located. furnith proof
that the allies were continually approach
ing Paris reference to the map Of
France will thew that their troops were
occupying or contending for the towns
and places at an average difance Of fifty
miles, half round that city.
Although the head quarters Of Bona.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-05-02

Denuneiation.-At meeting of the
MaItlingmsn, at Tsmmny- hall, in New.
York, motion has been made to denounce
James Madison, for raising the Embargo
1t was lost BY majority Of eleven only
This is just as it should be.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-06-08
SOUND NEWS.


NEW YORK J n "a letter fror, Xii
insworth, ~ the 80 h ut. saws, the enemy
the preceding ming. had landed M
BLACK boy Noun, and burnt IN ur0ccuricl
hcus Of Gel Mrigs, Of Gcilford. The enc
my afterwards proceed q towards Killing.
WORTH. bus were dcivtn off by he discharge
of few guns from the inhabitans.
We learn fr m Capt. $ we Of tbs
smack licsoio ION. avs he y en.ug Pos )
woo rived yes e,dav ai'crn; ON ON s. on
ingson, that On S t. daY LAST # Rorr F..
~ be was caotored b. barge from h.
lonp e war Syl nd sfrer Gafain nr hio
26 Aours and king ut q ouan,i Y at his y
S,''s, 'lber ted him Cant. SAWYER x as il
termed hat tha squadron off New London
h2d captured slO"p belonging 70 an cast
err port, from tn Cost of Af ic=, with
worry and gold dust sac had ben ahsen,
three years. The force of tho ereray, when
90" informant icf them, cnrsistet # one
a tie Belviders and NJ lids.-n fisates.
and Syloh sloou 1t war.-They had ,n com
9any fave sail o. neutrals, three sh.us and
W. briggs, scw Of whom ere inwar bound
and four cofefirg 81 o1s which tcev had
recently captu'et. The privateer Liver
pol Packet captrred on F~idsy last the
Schr. Dclrhir, aud after stri,p;rg her q,
= sails aDc''oTe ard cables, suffered he,
to proceed. Cap ain S. was also Informed
While prisoner ~ beard Of the. ~ylrh, that
IN the la'e acton with The Gan Fats she
received orc shot 'hrcu9h he sasineail, md
h2 her ensign shot aw Y. TIE MAJ tone
b'@ate rScs'ysd one shot in he aoa, one If
her forem1st and one N her wake
Ju,e 8.
We understand many Of the u,,chsn
% daii'"s; have ne,iiored Admiral Crch.
re - sScert some OFT or ports in the u
5 f 30 b! ckode
tonr een imp sssef s7amcn arrived az Sa-
lem i She Ia caryel from f,-rfax. They
were 1t first nsid as pri,oners, sitter rcicg
/ discharged r. 70 se'vic-; hut we know No,
whether they arere!ease1 without exchange
or nos.
GA Monday last, fr'gate stood close in
With Long .iiul, near Erool; f-ave:,, and
sent ~ thr,- hatges and CO.. cut the slur9s
Caroline, Hul'r. and Liberty, Latham-tsey
set fire to three sloops aud about 100 cords
OF wood.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-06-08
REPATRIATION

The celebrated Dean Stuff made the
following correct observation, on the suhjecs
of Expatriation.
Because man happens to be dropped
in certain country, is he 5ourd TO abi1e
under government which he tetests or ia
country he tislikes, where he can obtain
neither meat nor money 20
We shcn'd like to have this question an
swered In legal form. snd given &c the pub
&c by some Of our Junte civilians. The
Dean was certainly in favor OF the natural
right Of expatration we have no doun.
bu' it would be considered legal by the JAM
70 Tor bnglshmen tp expotriae them4cives
20 this Country, provided they would Join
the Peter lash nrfOr SociSfies here BIZ,
h'hey were frieods TO the Anericen GOV
ernment, it world be ? very wrcpg thing foe
them TO leave England, end come to this
country. 1Sosioa Ya,,kse
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-06-08

Greek on Friday last. with free rornpe.
tent to meet the eaemy, who remained near
the lines, and who will probably on Macdo
nouSh's approach retire into the Sorrell.
From Sackes,'s Hasbor, we have nothing
OF interest. The enSmv remained off the
har5 II (; some small detachmeu,s had Ian
dedat diff rent points. to reconnoisre and
pi0nder. The Superior j. nearly Fitted for
sea. and the new ship Will be launched next
week. The naval stores were prog essng
by land.
Some detachmeots of troops have arrived
here from the south, on their wsy TO the
frontiers others are soon expected.
EU. Post.
Capt. Rowland. Of tn smack -, Who
arrived CT sSis port Yesterday morning. in
three DAYS from Misuck, i-fcrms, tnat he
posed the British squadron of New Londcn
on Sunday mnr"ing that the squadron then
consisted OF two AS five friga'ss, enc brig.
wo schooocrs. and 1--WE sioopS CT var: 4
brig and the pfisa Ger Liverp ol Packet.
(apt. X. touched al kilingworth, and was
mi Nrmed, th several barges had that NOR
umg captured aud burnt sicop.
Crpf. Ror and also states. that the friCa.e
Maidstone vas apparently considerably in
ljured IN tae late Contest with the gun boats
same splinterS were found floating in the
Race suppcs q to be from the rrigate.
Her m:z@u mast was undergoing repairs,
and her pumps were apparently At work.
lfcr. .fGU.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-06-08

20 the y. ststes fro~ Torrent. Captain Fst.r.
mnn informed Cart. MlESep th.t in Ions shout IS
he fell in With conway of 600 soil, froru England
hornd 20 Hs!tsx, conveyed Ly IA irisates -
hst be took brig md took on, her crew. but before
he could set her on FIRE VS.. obliged to- CUT hss;
thst the Crew IT the bri. informed him ,st tie eon-
voy hpd cn board two thousand troops for Caasda,
- e'so tie frames ct two fris.t,- The prize was
afterwards on the 9th etssed into Mrunt Du.srt.
and arrived here tbs Goth inst The rr:z WA
formerly 81 ATaor'esn ptiyseer called the D.sstvr
captured by the British frisste Sur prise. and was
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