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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-09-14

MI Edmund Cpton,a young nan UCiOr gas
10 Salem, returned home few days since,
having, with three Others, made their escape
from Melville Isiaed Prison, III Halifax, seiz-
cd boat, and arrived Al MschIas. l his is
the third ume since the Wa, that this yolng
man has effected his escape IN similar maD-
her from the Same PRISON, md reached home
~ safety.
Expresses from Sacket's HA'bor, have an-
nouDced ihe landing If large body at Bciush
troops not far from thot place; and the mil
Tia Of the neig ghboriug counties OF New-York,
have promptly commenced thei; march tor
the scene Of danger.
Ii is said Gen. IzaI d and his troops are OF
dered back 10 patisburgh.
Cartel ADalostan arrived at Savannah Aug
%, IL days from Jamaica, with no Ameuoan
prisoners. She was 10 sail again soon wlh
prisoners.
The Newcastle, Of so guns, sailed from
England June 25, for America with Nj.
Roberts, new commissary Of Prisoners, on
board.
600 Spanish troops are said TO be at Peosa
cola, with British Naval Captain aud maBy
Indians. Ii was said the Americans were
marching against it.
The lntelligcncer estimates the loss OF pub
lie property at Washington at $4,000 600.
On the 2Sd of Aug. the British fire Oh Fort
Erie, killed 1t. fei,on, and killed and about 30
priva,es. In skirmsh Aug. 90, the Am.
Captain Wa,tles, and privates we're killed,
and privates wounded, 80 BRUSH musketo
were picked up.
Gen. Miller commanded O, Erie at the las,
date.
An American dragoon and soldier, belong
Ing TO the ash regt. taken prisoners at Mia
CARA Falls, have escaped from the hospital at
Fort George and reached Fort Erie they
state that the enemy BURNT our dead which
svere ietf The eid, at the battle of the Fails;
and corroboralc the account Of the enemy be-
ing very sickiy.
Seventy troops belonging to the lth inf,y.
under 1t. Davis, have joined their regiment
at Fo,t Erie, from Burlington, VI
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-09-14

emergency and although unprecedented ex.
erlions have been made in the erection OF
works OF elence, yet much re mains 10 be done
Exert then, all your influence IN calling forth
the resources Of our fellow-oi,izens Tor the
defence Of tins city; endssvor with all you.
power to exiinguish the spIit OF party in tn,
love Of county. When We carry OH Wa
against foreign foe, in The defence Of our
firesldes and our aitara, let US be at peace
among our seses.--A free asiion animated by
one ui0d, and Using in the majesty OF undi-
vided siren stb, Can never become the victim
Of subjugalon.
And it is TO be ardenty hoped that we shall
repel by our conduct Oh this mentous oc.
casion The imputations which foreign n malevo-
lence has endeavored TO iaste0 upon us---ibal
we are a nation OF takers and boas'er ;--,hsl
we are gree, in profession, and small IN per-
formance, and that we are not able 10 proleet
our own independence.
As for ourselves, gentlemen, we shall MOI
attempt to amuse you by parade OF speclous
professions, " hioh have become stale, unmean.
ing and disgusting I'VE are sensible OF the
importance OF our duties and with, the bes.
sing Of heaven, we shall endeavor 10 discharge
hem
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POETRY.
For the RHoDR ISLAND REPUsLIeAx.

FROM Newgate, a number of chaps
Well hand-cufi'd were passing along;
Bound to 3otany-Bay, for unlucty mishaps,
Yet their march was enyened with song.
They were she-maies he-maies Englshmen, Paddles,
Unmindful oil seem'd Of their fate
They slept TO the Of "Thro the Wood Laddies,"
With phizes most wondrous elate.
A spectator cries, I" Strange how these devils
Can be joyous w-this story reported;
A convict replies, Z" III tell ye sir, civil,
Gang with US, and you'll be transpOrted"
MUsTAPHA.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-09-14
JON. ; & RAlhbONk,

Have for Sale,
FIVE hundred boxes Candles,
500 do. do Soap
$50 barrels superfne -Four,
40 tons Archangci Hemp;
$50 hhds. retailing Molasses;
lo2 boxes Havana brown Sugar,
o. binds w Rum,
2J0 bags debenture Coffee.
The, respectfully ofitr their services a. Auction.
GERS AID Commission Merchants, and refer for intor
nation respecting their establishment, TO Messrs.
JoHN G.. K SAMUEL NHITEHoRNE, OF Newport
rrnAId, mo Nh 20 u
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WHEELWRIGHT & LOPEZ

Have Just reeeived, and offers for sae,
THREE thousand bushels RYE;
$50 bbis Philadeiphis superfle FLOUR;
$50 bushels yellow CORN ALSO,
200 boxes Havana brown } err, me
90 hhds. and 70 b6ls MuscovadoS S0'''"e'
10000 ibs Coffee, entitled to double debentureI
500 hhds. retailing Molssses;
10 pipes Gin, ist and 4ih proof;
50 bbls prime Beef-2O do Pork;
40 bbls. TurPentinr-5O do. Tar;
50 pieces Russia buck-5000 bushels Salt;
50 bbls. Mackerel
IS bags Tumeric. .9ugust Q.
WILLIAM WHITE,
No. II. Long Hha1, Has for Scle,
F'fsEss y Ssis piPe'' first quality GIN,
g 9Ss' Git'o hl.1os. Ma5os. VINE
20 20 T5Ise' S5is. f'' quality MoLAssEs.
20 bbls. Havana brown SUGAR;
1000 VT. COFFEE.
~ chests Hyson Skin,l tn,
~ ditto Souchong,
10 boxes CHOCOLATE;
10 10 dto dtso spaG'sn spaGpmn,o sEcARs. first quality
ditto Playing CARDS:
100 bottles CASTOR OIL.
--.iLSO-
very large assortment a GROCERIES usual.
March 5, 1914 IT,
JAMl - TOW NSkND,
OFFERS for sale, at his store in Mill street, next
~ east Of the h l. Republican Office
IL oxes No ! & :, Chocolate,
~ do. mould Candles
200 VT Of good Cheese;
toxes of 'panish Segarsj
10000 American do.
With an assortment OF first quality Groceries, at
retail. Jttne 90
l4Ohhds. MOLASSt.S; 90 hhds.
RUN 10 pipes GIN; 80 bbls. superfne FLOUR
Is half 90. do ~ bbIs SUGAR--Justr rec'c sndfor
sae 6y CRANSrON & SHAW.
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Juiy 27

~ IL
M HEREAS, the town of Newport, at Tow
w Meeting, holden on ;he 22d ms, orderes a
Tax OF Seven thousand Fve Hundred DoAG's the
inhabitants of said town ale hereby requested to
bring in list of their ratabe property to either OF
the subscribers, within ten days. being the time Ale
lowed by law.
Those persons who have heretofore considered
themselves aggrieved. will do we'll to attend to the
above, any Other representations maynot receive
that attention they may think they deserve.
ANTHONY DiXON,) N
THOMAS BUSH, .4ssesso.c.
STEPHEN GOULD,
.Nevbor., September z, 1914
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FOR SALE

FOK SALF.,
4 FARM, situated in Souti" "Kingstown, on the
"A back side, one mile and half west of Dv'ss
tavern containing ll6 acres Of good LAND, with n
large two story House, a Barn and Crib. Also, q
good Grst-Mi. with fine stream of water, 10 be
sold separate from the Farm or both together. The
SAID Farm is considered fine stand for Factory.
They will be cold on liberal terms, which nay be
kHown by applying to the subscriber, living on the
premises SOLOMON v. LrTTLEFIELD.
Soath-Knys,o,vn, .'iay i3, 1914.
Portsmouth Wooden Mandatory.
THE subscriber informs his friends and the pub.
lie that his Machines at Condal's Mills are IN
excellent order for carding sleeps Wool, and that
new and improved Machine will be in operation in
sfe~ weeks, for cardng Merino Wool, (pure oiood)
The Clothing business IS conducted by the first
workmen in this country all kinds Of Woolen c!o,hs
manufactured in n superior style, a, short notieeS
and on accommodating terms.
SAMUEL CLARKE.
NB-AIl articles intended to be conveyed to the
Mills will in future be received at the Dones;ic ITdrs
House No I77, Thames.stree,, where they will bc
promptly attended TO. P0-fsT'nih, Nag 10.
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1hlseeA.Mlaus "a 5 q . AspA e,e
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MISCELL Y.

The following is the Address Of Ills Honor Ode
Witt CLIETos) the Mayor, to the Grand Jury Of
the City of New-York, delivered to them ON the 5lh
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-09-14

l4Ohhds. MOLASSkS; 90 hhds.
RUN 10 pipes GIN; 80 bbls. superfine FLOUR
Is half DO do ~ bbIs SUGAR--Just,ecc snAjor
sate 6y CRANSrON & SHAW.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-12-27
CONGRESS-.
III SENATE.

Tuesday, December 10.
Mr.. Gore submitted for consideration tIe
following resolution:
RrS0fUcd, That the Secretary oftbe S nate he an
thozed to pfy out oithe contingent fund, The cYTen-
ccs incurred Tor the Funeral of the late Vice President
Of the United States, ~hene, er the same sban ba,.
been allowed end certified by the committee Of srnpe
nent.
The resolution was read, and passed to a
second reading.
FjSdqp, Dire. %.
The following resolution, Offered by Mr..
H0fcr on Wednesday last, was taken up
for consideration
Resq'red, That the President NJ the L. sta,cs he
requested to c;uIse to be laid b,fs. the SENATE The
!oree and condition of thc yc-sesof war OF tie l.
on Lake Ontariu and srch iornatnu az IA. NAV nos
If the force and condition ofthe vess l. of VAR or
tIs enemy the IKE; =. such NATION rs I
may deemit proper to coninYicate ol nc IN ans md
preparation rq''isde fr the purpose a acriie arI
ruantaning the naval ascenA cy o. slI l,ie If an
tmto that effect be contemplated on the uart If
the 3. States.
I|lr. Robeyfs move6to postpone the further
consideration of the same to the 2nd Monday
in March next-[tp reject it1--which mo
ton was decided VI the affirmative by the
following vote
vas Mess-s. Bib, Blcdsoe, Chase.
Condit, Gaillartl, German, Lacock, Morrow.
Roberts, Robinson, Taylor, Torner, Varn,nn.
Wallscr, Wharton-15.
NAYS-Messrs. Brown, Daggett, Dana.
] ronentin, Core, Hunter, King, Iampcrt.
Mason, Smith,, TAFT, 1hompson-12.
The Senate determined to insist ON its dis
agreement TO the amendments OF the House
to the Militia Draft Bill, & appointed Mcssrs,
Bbb. Brown x German committee of con
ference thereon.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-12-27
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Wsd7esday, Dec. q.
DIRECT TAX.

The House resumed the consideration
4 the bill ffr laying Direct Tax Of Six
Millions of UbliarSupon the United States.
mr. YaHciy of ~ e. moved 70 amend the
MI by striking ont tlterefr MI the 41st section
N the bli, vhicl, pledges the contiau ton IT.
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11flifoh;.
t17CG, it extended 70 IS
lT14, death Of Queen Anne A8
1725,--George /. So
1762, and OF seven years war III
1892, american war 26g
1892, beginning Of French war $50
1902, middle OF Tito $40
1873, month Of July J973, 293,159
OF this last sum there }
has been redeemed : 224, 66I,g32
by the Sinking fund }
deemed capital S L7+8,62La27
But as there is i7tcre8t payable on The
money boTro7Ccd to form the sinking
fund, the redeemed capitol cannot be
deducted, with prCpri~ty, from the a
mount ut the debt, until the annuitants
of the sinking fund are paid the prin-
cipal and interest Of thc sums they adj
vanced
observe, since the above remarks were
sent to press, that the meeting of the I.ond N
merchants has taken place. The chair was
hiied by that dtSfnfercStcd and staunclI t1yqL-
list sir Charles Price, who floor man, has
more occasion to regret the termination of
the war than all the other government con-
tractors put together. Whether the kuight
and his brethren had taken the alarm that
their loyalty was III danger of being susnected,
if they went the length the IlzotninP Chro1i.
Gle had done orwhether SIR Charles had a.
greed 20 take the chair, IS matter of hohcD,
~ keep down turbulent spirits, who might. on
this occasion, be disposed to be ciamor5as, il
is certain the meeting vas conducted in
more hcaeea6ie aud orfcrtI manner than
there was reason, on the first blush of the bu
siness, 70 expect The Co95ier report of The
proceedings makes the ioyal barOnet saw,
=" lie did not think 1t necessary for him to
make many observations, as he conceived
that every gentleman present MUST FEKt
how ruirous IT would be to the trade &C Lon
don. and what cruci hrrdshih il would Sc. to
many individuals. to have those duties strict
" levied on so early day as the sob. The
had come 10 certain resolutions
which would be subm'ued 20 them, hut h.
should De happy 70 .t-ar any gentleman who !
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DIRECT TAX.

ne bill to provide additional revenues for
defrayug the expenses of the government.
ana maintaining the public credit, by lavi.,p a
Direct AK upon tile u. 5. was read /. t,i,d
tine. WV -
Mr. Brtghan Of Mas. opposed the passay.
OF inc Oil IN speech Of mUders length. On
istration.
The question was then taken on The nae
sage Of the bill, and decided a., follows ~.
100. Nays SO. o'''
so the bill was passed and sent TO the Sen
ate for concurrence.
MILITIA DRAFT BILL.
nc House took up the messae. of the Se-
@'e announcing then agreement to SONG AND
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-17
By LAST NIGHTS MALI.

NETWORK, May Is.
We learn by gentleman who arriy-
ed from Albany this morning, that the
British have evacuated Osweso; previ-
Gus to which, they took off large GUAM
,ity of provisions, among which were
about 200 bbls. of whiskey, from 80 to
100 bbls of -four they also took twelve
or fourteen pieces of cannon, and the
large cable intended for the new frigate
at Sacketl's Harbor. Our garrison in
the fort, during the two first attacks, lost
IA men killed, and about 40 wounded.
The loss of the British ia stated to be
near 200.
Lieut.. Woolsey, in the Growler, and
two others of the squadron: from Sac
kett's Harhor, had been at Oswego, but
hearing that the British feet were out,
he returned to port before the British
had made their appearance. The Grow.
Ter. was at Oswego taking in cannon and
military stores, and not being in situ-
alton to sail, lieutenant Woolsey had her
scuttled.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-17
HISTORICAL CURIOSITY.

We learn by letter from Mr.. l. I
Jack. gentleman OF 'espeetaositty, tnat
in the county Of Warren, On the Miami,
in the state Of Ohio, within one OF those
ancient Notifications as they are sup
posed to have been there was atone,
not long since, discovered, upwards OF
three feet in length, and about fifteen IN
ehes in circumference, fixed perpendi.
cuIarly IN the earth. On the vest aide,
II is marked thus-llsl, S. |. and on
tbs east, with figure resembling halt
moon, carved into the stone Eurth OF
an inch, and three inches in length.
We have stated the above facts on
which the public MAJ rely with conf
dence-sxpccting tina, they may afford
ground f'r enquiry and speculation to
the learned and inqui.itive.
Kentucky Gazst:s:
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-17
CAUTION.

I'M .he 18th day Of May lslA Z
V Stays load, Go in number OF pas.
sengera, travelling from South to North,
under the appearance Of gentlemen, q
mong whom was the names ct May, OF
Savannah, Travsrs, of Williamsburg,
Gaze, of NeW-York, and Nc Callan, OF
-, and others, names not known,
after much abuse to the Toll keeper OF
he Occoqaan Bridge, and much bad 4
ungenslemanly language towards the
BRUCE osner, and Stage owner, did &C.
tpally dislodge themselves from the.
Stage. and did force their way acrOs.
the said Bridge, in defiance Of the toll
keeper; refusing in the most positive &
rude manner to pay any toll therefor,
contrary to law and in defiance Of its pc
nalsies, for such like offences. This
therefore, is to caution them the above
named men, as well as all other persons,
from committing the Ike act secopd
time. as the utmost rigor of the law will
certainly be inflicted on them, it being
an indictable offence.
~ All he printers in the United
States, who are inclined to expose such
Aagrsn, acts Of hostility and defiance OF
law; as we'll as to expose the perpetra.
tors of this act, will please give the a
boYs one or two insertions as they can
End room.
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sENTENTIoUs.

While the tall maid is STOPPING the
little one hath swept the house.
a cnyetous man makes a half penny
Of a farthing, and liberal man makes
sixpence of it.
I.sok upon a picture and battle q; a
gond distance.
He who hasa mouth of hisown, should
never bid another man blow.
He who depends wholly upon ano-
ther's providing for him, has bat an i'll
breakfast, and wnrse supper.
IT folly were pain, We should hear a
great cutcry in every house.
Make no absolute promises, for no.
body will help you 20 pcrfurn them.
lie who hath an i'll cause, let him sell
it cheap.
A wise man nevs: says, l did not
think of that.
The Clown was angry and he paid
dearly for it.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-17

captured, will be Judged BY prise
court. II is only neutral domiciled in
neutral country that can during war
import gsods from Great Britain into the
u. States. The purchase must be made
by him in good faith-for own bis benefit
and without any residen, of tho bel
ligent countries being in any way inte-
rested. Even his leaving an agen, do
miciliated in either of the hostile coun-
tries, to represent him there. would Jso-
pardise his shipments, as the residence
of the agent for the purpose Of trade
would be considered as the residence OF
the principal" " 7. Gaz.
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John Bracken,
homas Griffen,
Gorge r. Avery,
Thomas Nelson, Jun.
managers.
May 1917 lsw6w
90 Dollars Reward.

20 Dollars Reward.
4 BSCONDED from the subscriber
n in Alexandria, on the llth inst
dark mulatto man named JOE, about
81 yesrs of age, the middle size, his
eyes uncommonly dull and continuance
generally stupid, he is an excellent ost.
Ter and good driver, but much addict
Ell to drunkenness. Wien he left this
he wore dark cloth coat, white cot
ton pantalcons, and leather hat. He Is
so we'll known in this place and great
par. Of Virginia, that there will be lit
tie dffic ulty in finding him His wife
belongs to Wahtsford Arlington in
Prince William, on the post road be.
tween Dumfries and Occoauon. He
has also relations in Jefferson county,
on the estates of Henry S Turner and
John and Bush. c. Washington, or he
may probably be secreted in the City
Of Washington, where SONS cid family
servants reside, known by tie names of
Will, Buck and Hannah. The above
reward will be given on delivering kim
to me in Alexandria, or securing him
in the Prince William or Jefferson
Jail.
Christian Black burn:
Nav IL d2w
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NOTICE

TIME lots or. the wharf, wherses To
Fish Market has BEEN kept Tho
present season, having been rented ans
til the frat Of june, those concerned are
de,ired to take notice, that I'll the i'm;
provsusnts made thereon, whether -
huts OF temporary wharf, are e 6s res
moved on or bcforc that day.
Z JOHN T. BROOKS
SsnermtesdaHs II FeieH
Nav - y -,
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The Subscriber

HAVING added to his prescribing
the Apothecary and Drug business, Of
fers for sale ageneral assortment OF
Drugs s Medicines,
Together with variety OF other Arti.
clss in the same line
A. B. DICK.
CIV HIND,
A small supply of SALAD OIL,
and some really calcined MAGNE-
,IA.-Spirits Wine recti6ed; Shell
ac; Common Magnesia /; Chammo-
nile Flowers, best English and Anne.
ican; powdered Emery, fine; Grocus
Martis Tooth Brushes, superior qua.
lity ; Cloves, do. Pearl Ash; Arne-
.i,ian Bo!e; Borax, refined |; CASTLE
Soap French Chalk; Honey.
April IA. tt.
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District Of CotsmJia, to wit.

District Of Cotambia, to Wit.
NyHEREAS Jeremiah Price hath
w BY his petition in wiring, ap-
plsd 10 the hon. Nichclas Fitzhugh,
assistant Judge OF the circuit court OF
@e district CT Columbia, to be admitted
10 the benefit Of the act OF congress tor
ne relief Of inso,vent debtors within
ne district Aforesaid, and mas stated
neresn that he is IN actual confinsmept
Inc !Ali hound. of Alexandria county.
Tue suit Of William i.azzard, and
0;iog unable to discharge said claim
'u' others against him has offered to
CehFer up, TOR the use OF bis cree
V%o,'' al his property, real, person.
Nsnt mixed: Aofice is therefore given
70 ne creditors OF the said jeremiah
,"ee that on Tuesd.y the l7th inst
G''@een the hours OF to& s O'clock, at
we Courthouse in Aiexandfia, thcoa,h
" IL ihsol'ent debtor viii ne admin
Ssrea 20 the said Jeremiah Price, and
trustee apPoicted agreeabsF TO the
:. ."u act OF Conaress,.unle.s Cause be
~1n and there shewn to the contrary;
J: IS iurlher ordered, that this no.
. oe inserted in the Alexandria Ga
T. o order N tie honorable Nicholas
."laaeh. assistant Judge ofthe circuit
, ,. the District of Columbia, this
'''A day Of May, 1879.
G.. Deneale.
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Il nd men and stood to
Sixteen . 0n 1 along shore, on vlaa'
tic ,odtns.i make the best OF his way
savias nl'a a... snich place | felt comb
.a' 81 pa. ,,, reach, =, the weather ffl-
l.nt be T p base d the Peacock, and
gle va, y :, 90 hr o ieeward to fetch
DC o'lsr I'VE lost sight OF the chaser
t.n--a '; ",,., .,.uaiag all night to the
y! Conn. sop'-J i.hepss u get entirely siea,
am. ma ,,sis nar,hward aud again
% wv. ~. F;a,s ahe,d, who gave chase
rsfs ~ - ,;.n. which ne continued until
,,', 81 vhei sudins he could not come
2 t oor course, and sar nothing
FEl''a - E,bt on Tuesday morning
',u - l,,gs.kip supposed to BE ge
'o'a rs. ssiin sseoin chase osus ana
e 50 San r 70, oc, Of sight. Il =
i Ts;s morsns, at half past fse' We
isT,sse light, and at hal ps,s sieh'
.s.,sI nsar The U. s snip Adams rs
E9 81 .os = is hoverps close to ST.
Io5 een.ipded yat ne had reeeiv-
'l ~, = ,,.,ior 4. s9d was waiting to in-
'l'.s y, Aeg.Fdngly VIC steered
''9f Hsye we received intel
~ u. = ,ksEpsrrier's arrival, after
|s w. .S launch which mas sent
t tss', .. l,say's ship to leevard %
s ."D hsairg 10 cut him cd from
~ .s n. STA CT april to The oath
49, sp, E.e neutral and two Priva-
: III stIca &c chased without o.
|,.4 ,r!ieg, cl-housa We ran one among
.h,.ISo Of Cape Csaaveral aud follow
s;m mo four fathon,s water. We
L - hs.n 70 The soa,hsard as far as The
e., I.aacs, ani lave eruized from
49,. 70 Nsrsail.a rees, and atons INC
|ga,ida shors 70 Cape Canaveral not =
|.;.yI. RAINING vessel hss been sarosgh
T., Gaioh in 81 shis tire. The esr'
,,J, from Isnsica under convoy OF .
l, ~. friea,es sad two sleeps from the
:, ,h- t0Ih May.-They are so
i .rh afraid efour crsisers that several
|,i,s in the Havana ready fos ses,
|,tich io,ard,d 70 run i; as II = esil-d.
r,.e { reed 20 sais the arrival OF ths
convoy irO,a, Jamsica
The Epersier, aud ter cenvoy. were
he fr,t English vessels we hsd seen.
We shall proceed in the execution O
Tos, further lbs, uctiousi as soon as we
G.. get foreyards provisions and water
Tss Epsrvier 7. one OF their bnesi
brgs, and is well calculated for our ser
nee; she s4ils extremely fast aud vii
reoers bit litrle To send her 70 sea, As
be; ornament AID stores are complete
! nslosc ycu a list Of the briggs crew
3, accurately IS we car get II.
lam, respectfully,
l. WARRINGTON.
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