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n lracher u me Languages Hvlltd.
WOO, o. lhe Petctsb'rg Academy, WISHES 10
ss engage Tor the next year eentlc,nan we'll oos;.
heH 10 'cs'rtm youth ir,the Greek: I:,tk, Frcaci and
English Languages No ore need apply unless lac has
received University Education in one Of the Colleges
oil EUROPE, and ha; live! for seine time H. France
tIsalso rcqurT', that he should have certificate. 4
GOOD mn- character.
iosnch gentiemac saiary OF sercn hundred ,o,-
arr per aInum will he aven half Of the profits
oil Inc school -AppHtioIs by letter (postage Iai)
viii be received; hut fnai engage ment will he
made without = personal interview on tIu ough the
mediGIn e 4 mu;ua, friend
Petersburg Kcadcrnv Nov IS q,
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EeURSUANr tn a decree OF the Superior C,u,, .,
u Chsncery for the R;chmund District win be sold
on the prem;sss for cash, the first day ii December
1914. the Land mentioned in said y cree lying in ,he
county ct Chesterfield belonging to Martha Davis 10
pay the debt interest and mentioned in said de
cree due Michael Wells r and the cost attending spi,
sale. The To,,y.;s e.o,.se
October 49, 2a,,5y
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GRA.N.D LODGN OF JiNGIyi9

sNi n.agons Ha!iin this city where the meetings of
z ''e iIThd Lodge rave always heretofore b. IN
heid having been pressed Into the service otbe s,s
as AN hospital and therc being pru,Iabit, ,las lie
use OF n Tor aNy Masonic purpose, vii; be recoycredi
short 6me II has been necessary to ok out for some
o,ef place IN which to hold the meeting The
room iE which tlc musical societies Of this cty ,oIS
he'd thtlr meetings in he dwslng house attached 10
the an-fnri OF messrs Wm. Mex cchnie & Co i'm.
therefore been engaged for that pui1,cse being he.
most eligible and con'iocons that can be procured
The horse situate, on the so,,t, side Of ,si ( IN
street. shout 100 yards 10 the westward of Mr. Angus
toe i'a'iSs printing ofhee. Tie meeting will take
FsGe 't9 o'clock !" the afternoon, of ,e Cd MONDAY
iii december next
Nov. &. r., ,
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VIRGINIA.

"lksy.lNtA.
4 I Rules holden il the ClcrL's OEice ofthe superi.
- or Ccurt OF Chancery for the Richmond Di.tr:c,
the ist day Of September, 1914.
traners Iabb, y,
AGAINST,
Phil;p ify mes Randolph, Susanna Civrnes P,pdoi,j
POLY Gary Randolph, Robert Carter Randolph. and
Lacy B'uwe!l Randolph, infant children. boirs a,,
dttrsi;ees of hrchd. Cary Randolph by Jno. Ran
oph, 10 bc assigned their guardian TO defend then, in
tbs sur, Rcbd. n. Eenable, SaInl w Venabc wv,
J.. Fenable, Goodridge Wilson, his wife flily,,efb
Wilson, Nathaniel Venable and lis wife hia,II,. VI,
rabic James Daniel for his children Ofhis deceased
wc Anne Daniei, which said Richard N Yenalje
a"d.otheis last nertsned are the co-heirs OF Alua
ham 4. Nenable, Edward Scott, William Sect, 10
sepl Scott, ;rd William Bass and B ,sy his Wiz. Nd
William Sleriwether and Sally his viii, which so;d
Edward Scott Ti:u,u Scot, Josei9, Scott " ia,n
Bas5 and William Merivtthcr are the eo.herq IS
Joseph Sent dct'd and Francis Watkins. Iefs
TN: Jfcieniosit James Darrell, not having entered
his appearance ard siyen security according 70 te Art
OF Assembly = the Rules of this Court; X 4 arpeari,c
by satisfactory evidence that he Is not mn rl,al,au, ii
THIS country II is ordered, That tie SAID Defenn,t
doapPrar here On the FIRST day tie next term =, I
answer tlc BIZ oftte Plaintiff; and that q g.y Of Ills
order DC forthwith inserted in some rev srs cr uui,
shed ~ c City NJ Richmond for two months u,cpea
SyeIy afpos,cd at the front door of the Carita in tie
said City.
a Cory. Teste,
VIM. w. EENTNG, &C.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

FsNhE new and comniO,ious BRICK ECyTSE
z Containing eleven rooms end an airy oa1sare
With two story Brick Kitchen with three rooms ana
'arge Brick Smoke house ;also,t,e twtsrcrv Won
mousse with the necessary outonscs, present in the
Gre ~ isud attached tot.-The ahnvemen,ouc,, mo
perry situated in att agreeable neghboroot aud On
j. Suee;-Any person wishing to view the preIni.es
vi'i apply 30 ~ r. knbr~agh, the Subscribers re
kns seui orthe Subscriber al Camp Iinto,Is's nidse.
& TO3IPKfHS.
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WAsEINcroN Nov IA

:. WARRINGTON, Nov. II.
Cohy Ola letter fom SAILING NIaster Gel
singer. erthe United Statcs' Sloon of Jar
Wgah, 10 she Secretary Of tie Navy, d.
ted
Savannah, Nov. 4, 1914.
have the honor to acquant you of
my arrival at this port in the British brig At
Atlanta of guns, prize 10 the u s Sloop Of
War Wasp, captured offthe Madeiras ON the
21st Sept
Capt. Blase!ey's official dispatches will be
delivered to you by Robt. r. Stewart, of Phil
adelphia, who left Torrent, passenger in the
Wasp. He will be detained here day or two
IN order to give some testimony respecting the
prize, and will immediately proceed to Wash
mgton.
The Atalanta was formerly The American
schooner Siro, of Baltimore, captured in the
Bay of Biscay, by the British s,oop of war
Pelican. Her cargo consists of brandy, wine,
silks, fruits, &c.
have the honor to be,
Your obt. humble serv't
DAVID GEISINGER.
Hon. William Jones,
Sec'y. of the Navy.
Cof7y Qjea letter from Can't Carbon: 70 tIe
Scc'y. efthe Navy, dated
Norfolk, 9th Nov 1914.
SIR,
l have the honor TO enclose here
with. the report of Mr.. Hammersly, COM
rnandeI' Of the late U. States tender Franklin,
from which it appears she was not carried by
boarding, as reported by the citizens of Hamp-
ton, and, fortunately did not lose man
though from the enemy's own account to
Lieutenant Neale, she commended an hour and
haR against Il boats and a tender, in
all mounting five eighteen Founders and
carrying two hundred and twenty men, COM
rnanded by sir Ewd. Hamilton of the frigate
HAVANA.
The circumstance of Mr.. Hammerslv
being Z prisoner would, of course, prevent
him from stating other particulars in his re-
port.
Captain Doyle. the senior officer at LYNN
maven and Sir Ewd. Hamilton, are reported
by 1t. Neale to have behaved in the most
senticmauly manner, and have made tenn
poraly exchange of our Midshipman, Cook. &
3 men, tor the prisoners now in Mo- Xix, until
finally settled BY the Commissary General of
prisoners. he names and rank of the pris-
oners remaining unexchanged, together with
those exchanged in a temporary manner bv
capt. Doyle & myself, shall be forwarded with
out delay.
have the honor to be, &c.
CHAS GORDON
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deepest regret and horror ug such s.sge ous ,r:,nsac-
tons.
The following Interesting particulars of the ex,raor-
unay adventure and escape ot MAJOR General Porter,
IN tho action OF the 18th ut nj the batteries, we have
received from our correspondent ut Fort Erc wlowas
in the action.
Gen. Porters command that day. consisted of two
columns The right column attackthc batteries
IN the The lett, which was stationed directly
tack OF IT. was kept IN 20 the tenimce-
ments which were expected from the ny's mali,
army. Ern' Porter was with the right column unit!
the block tncse and 'hiid battery were carried he
then set G; accompanied Is only two or three persons,
to go TO tie lct coinnn, where skir,isins hs.i
already commenced with the announcements. lie hal
proceeded cut short stanc, in the woods, when he
ton'' himself within few yp:,,s ~ rary cf 30 or SO
otthe enemy who had Just emerged lior, = ditch, and
who discovering probably tia; troops we.e in -
rear, stool formed in lines, with IN arms ut rest
apparently tc.itatns which ~, Row to act
Gc L. tnding himself within their power aud seeing
that the occasion required resolution and decision in
SANITY let his COMPANY, and running them with the
greatest holiness exclaimed. That's ris,.: my good
fellows, surrender and we will take OF you-and
coming up 10 the the LETT he took his nusLc;
QUITO his hand. and threw it the ground at the
time pushing him forward towards the fort In this
way he pioceesd nearly through the FIRST line most Q;
the men voluntarily throwing down their arms and ed
va,cng IN The front. when sudden soldier whose
nusket he abtt take stepped hack ard prepeu-
gbs havonet to Gen Psfbreat, demanded his sur.
render The general seizsd the musk and wres-
ting from him, when ne assaulted hy an officer
Tho stood next in the ranks and three four soldiers
Whoa short scuihc, brought him to the ground
II" however, soon recovered his feet when he Found
himself surrounded by Is or - men, with their guns
presentclto him, demanding his SURF rter By this
time severa! of orr officers wore advancing with their
mento thcocenc otacon, and gen. p. Assuming m air
ct composure and decision, told the enemy tina,
they were surrounded and prisoners, and that il
they fired gun they should be all put to the
sword. Without ventiri"y TO are they still con-
tnucd to vociserate, "Ss ender--ynu are nv pri-
soner, when Lieut. Chatfed, Of the Cayuga ria men,
who hac got near the spot, ordered his fire.
llhs drew their attention from the general and aftera
monetary scene Of confusion and carnage the enemy
were oil either killed or taken prisoners In this afsr
Capt. k1app of the N. York volunteers badly
wounded by rnusket ball in the sie, and Gen Por-
erin the band by the cut of sword.
Ontario .Hessenger.
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Tor Hire, ne ensuing year !.

q <IHt, NC tI.oLNp YfuT
4 excellent Black Smith, who has been aec4s.or
IA Cd to making I'll kinds Of mons for Carriages &c
ne is IN active, strong young fellow and wen dsn,q,
.Hte, s"od Nheei-Wrfgif, who has for some q .,
years been employed ~ csrriags-inaker's Sion he
C" make very good gig, and do great deal oe tle
work necessary for carriages. ANY peron inclined q,
hire the above NEGROES sInay know the terms l,y aop
ing 70 H. MUSE, at the Washington Tavern =
No9 IS VIZ, o
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Hon. WIN. JONES,
SeC'y. of the Navy, Washington.

Nearly 500 Br. seaincn, have been brought
IN prisoners by our privaeeers, within these
few weeks; and double that number paroled
II sea Mr.. w. IL. Barker, ensign of the Br.
9ist regiment was bro't in prisoner by the
Happy. Bost. Par.
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EDUCATION.

HU.Iq.NJTV H.3LL .qC.fDE.NY,
NALL be continued by the Sub-eiber, the epsu-
w ing year. IN this semusiT, hovs and Young
men will be instructed in the Greek, Latin, and En-,
ssh languages Geography, with the nsc Of the Globes
Vulgar, Deci NAL and analytical Arithmetic
The price for board, tuition. Washing bedding, fuel
and candles, will be hundred and twelve dollars for,
the term paid quarterly in advance, to commence on
the 18Th OF January, and expire on the 10Th of De-
ccrnber, with the usual vacation.
THOS NELSON
Forks Of Hanover Nov g. Ig3vg
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EDUCATION.

The ScJooI muir tic Qoteinment oT
p R.JAMf.S BYARS, Ir. will be continued 1T ,l,e
lfg Merry Oaks tie ensuirg year, t5--fn this
5c0o! will be taught Spelling, Re'~Iing, Writing
fthmc,ic, English Grammar, Bidr's lectures Geo
grapiy. With the &c Of nie Globes, History Nate.
metcs, Naintal Philosophy, aud the Ffcno Ian suasc.
he lee ior board and tWi0n, SEQ paid qunsteriy in
advance. The school will ooune nee the tenth Jaiira-
~ nd end the teuth Of December Showing one nonth
IN Sic GUNNER Tor vaoniion
N:AtJLJ.NgIL G. LIpSCOJfBE.
Merry 0aks, Nov -. 2sgIw
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FOR. SALE.

Or exchange for Land in the Ukhcr Comu-
try,
VSNiAI Valuable Tract Q. and living in the coun-
4 ty ut Charles City, James River, known by
tie name oil Buellaud, calculated to work from %
70 so hanls--this plantation lies Immediately below
Westover, creek divides them on.;, ii being that
parcel o; lad which Col. Bird hal iced FOR three
lives III, those lives are expred--the Subscriber
has it row in his power to make good title to the
and, at the expiration OF the year IT is certainlv
mong the best Estates on Jan,es River, living about
Twenty-Five miles below Richmond, tie same from
FetcIsburg is one OF the hest waiered plantations
IN all thai lower country, II is needless to say more
asthoSe who are not acquainted with the land, would
wish to see it Anyone wishing purchase or exchange,
may apply to tie Subscriber, living in Charles CITY
county, on Herring creek. WIN CaLx.
Sept. 81. vtO,D
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10 IDurUeymen IsViofs.
NHTANTED, . or 5 5o1rneyineD 1ailcrs, 10 1yl11,o
10 fiyen Apply 90 r. OiDDLF'-
Move mber 3. 2sN&v
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40 DOLLARS REV ARD.

u UNAwAY from, the subscriber, on the 9th inst
4 q negro woman named
III 1 j. l. ].
about feet ioinches hish tictln' dark cbunleyon.
and in state Of pregnancy and expect she viii en-
dGavOr to pass free woman will give The Above
reward to any person who will deliver her to me In
Richmond, or secure her in nyjsi tha,I gether a.
gain.
BENNETT McALLISTER.f
October 60. u4wp
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500 ACRES OF LAND ron SIR,
WING on both sides ofthe main road leading from
Bently's Bridgc to Halifax COurhouse and abont
i've mlcs from the hiter place. This land is corsi-
dered Ney valuable for corn, tobacco and wheat
There is no, more than aIf Of cut that part cly,
s prder good fence. There is small dwelling house
on Il w',h room and a shed. The above land te-
longs 10 the estate Of Herbert G.. Cecke, dec'd--
Terms may be known BY applying to
JOHN H. COOKE, erec'r.
Eov.s On,
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VIRGINIA. .qLMan.0C!S;

.boT me U'tH' ~ on Ll0rd, lSI5.
Containing the rising, setting, places aud eclipses &c
,hc SIM and Aeen; the southng Phases of the Noon
The rising, setting and sonthrg of the conspicuous
planets and fixed Stars aso the increase decrease and
length Of days, with their festivals-Aso-h variety
osusetl and entertaining matter, with list of taxes
&c. &C.
Nov J. ep3v
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former occasion, cannot be much less tian 1900 dol.
lars
The shove hrigis the Jason, Captain wa,,s-she is
nov un,ier way down tie Potomac, with schooner in
COMPANY, wlc! il is supposed she captured las,
ning Any co'uruent the above is tnocyht
saiy the facts such toinsD~ sentiments OF the
deepest regret and horror uF such s.sge ous
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J. @ S r,

J. Q 5 T,
IN the 5th irst. between the Eagle Tavern s. Toll
50 House on Mayos Bridge, having gone down the
nam street as low rs the Bell Tavern, sud from thence
along the street Immediately to the Toll Honso
n Set Of ITehonn'rg Instruments, in a mahogany case
WRAPPED u, brown paper, WITH tie suheci!bers n,..e
written thereon. liberal reward will be given for the
or to
a. IL. TOOLDRIDGE.
November 10 1awAf
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For SALE

A T the Office of Richie 81 1r,ehesrt, the TLnGI
1. 4 Nh .4L.Jf.a.N.9C for thc year 1915.
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BOOTS AND 3HOILS.
ALMANACkS.
JUST PUBLLSIED

Z Y Peter Cotton, and Cor sale by the gross, dozen
y , Or single, at bis Law ami Miscellaneous BOOK
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PGITER.S0yv UYRE .N.aNUF.gr-
JDRY

FES'iE subscriber IS authorised to receive orders Tor
the following articles to be executed n; the above
marfseteiy, aHd forwarded from thence witt, all nos
sele speed-tc!i' srablc IN Richmond st t,e Factory
prices, with the charges Of hanspo tston, &c VIZ
Coarse end fine Wire from No TO IS
Card Wire from 10 rs to SO,
Anrcaid srb bending wire, OF various sizes,
Rolling, Standing, or Failing Screens, Cor CLEANING
y ftl,
NOve wires of every description.
Samples Of the above articles NAV be seem aud or.
deis lUdgcd at the Co,mtng-housc Of
ANDREW SMITH.
Csry-Street, opposite the Eagie ayein.
March So VT
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VTlltINIA At Rules holicn IL the CicraCs Once
Y ofthe Superior Court &C Ciiancery ior the Rich
mond District, the first day Of September, i3il.
Robert Patton anil William A. Gregory, cxccstois oe
Seth Barton, who Was surviving partner o; Barton L
Fisher, Pitts
a g,inst
John Leslie, executor Of Robert Craig, deed Cornell.
Buck, administrator Of Archibald Campbell de-
ceased James Ryan anil Francis Cmway, Defts
TIiE sciic incts awarded IN this eause, no. 3 g re-
turned executed the Defendant Francis Convoy gnd
IT appearing h, sstisla,t tory evidence that he is moi ~
'1h'b'ant Of t.fis country Uis 0rHe1cd That the
SAID defendant do appear here the first day ot il,e
next term sni 1how c1usc u aoy he can aesngt t-r
revival tliercy fought, and that copy of tlis order
be forthwith inserted IN some newTapcr Published in
uc City Of Richmond fn'tTo rnonshs successfully and
nstcd at the front door Of tie Capitol in tn said
City
a Copy. Trste,
WIN. w. IIENING, &c
DC. r.. wsw
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VIRGINIA. LEGISLATURE.
HoUSE CFDELEGHyES.

- -ffo'id9y, OCTOBER 81.
The ensressed hill Concerning executions, and Tor
other purposes" was read Sd time and passed, Ayes
So, Eoes7l.
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:. VT TNUION, INOV. tt.
Cohy ojr0 letfer fiom Sai.ng- Master Gel
singer, V'fhe United States Sloan of Uar
WGah, 10 fhe Secretary ef' tie Nary, d.
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@arsbat's Notires.

District of Rhode Island.
PURSUANT to a Warran, from tho Hon
l. DAVID HOWELL, Esq. Judge of the Dis
trict Court for the Rhode Island District
Notice is hereby given tina, there has been
6led before said Judge, an Information by
William Ehery, Esq. Collector Of the Css-
toms for the District Of Newport, against a
certain barqae or vessel called the Wrania,
her tackle, apparel, and furniture. together
with the cargo imported in the same, con-
sisting Of one hundred and fifty hogsheads,
and SIX ticrces Of Sugar; one hundree and
eleven hogsheads, tweoty-two tierces and two
barrels of Molasscs.
Said goods icing forfeited as is alledged in
said Information, for violation Of the laws OF
che United States.
And trial will be had thereon at Distric,
Court to be holden at Newport on the second
Thursday in May next. .A
d. ]. PEARCE, DEPUTY Marshal.
Neyhorf, March lS, 1914, GM241
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NEW HOTEL,
Nc. IOs, Thames-Sfreef.

Nc. ios, Thames. Street.
NJ rELICHAN most respectfully informs the in.
1Ns habitants of Newport, that he has recently
opened New Hotel, or victualhng. House, where
he can accommodate his customers with good Beef
Steaks, Oysters. Turtle Soups, &c. with Pastries,
Wines and all kinds of spiritous Liquors. Of the very
best quality.
Clubs and Societies may be furnished with Cola
ons, Dinners, or Suppcrs, in superior style, at the
shortest notice
Confectionery, Ice.Creams, and Pastries of every
description, be got up aud furnished at all times
He also keeps for sale. general assortment ef
Groceries, Wines, and Liquors, of superior quality
On hand, quantity of yermicia. for soups-aso
. quantity of Conserves.
Ir Sugars, six pounds and half fer dollar
and Tea, at dollar pound. &C. Mar. %.
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~
gers, was received at HALIFAX 9Th inst.
sf&fSSfCHUSE1TS sosros. MARcH 16s
eI~ From Enyiand--via Brrnsuda.
On Thursday last, Bermuda papers Of tho
e9th and l7,h inst containing London dates to
stht sist January, were received at the Ex-
change Codee. House.
Admiral Cochrauc had arrived AZ Rrrmuds
with frao 7s's only. A London article of las.
3lst, stated that he was coming out with an
immense armament, consistius Of 1000 Ma
rincs, strong body of unen,cn, Congrevo
rockets, Shrepnei shells, SC. &c. Sc. 70 lay
waste our country from one extreme 10 tho
other W
1t was rcsor,el a, bermuda, that eooo
troops were erhecfed from England, and that
Ad. Cochrane had daclarstl, that ia the ensui
ing summer, the YankccS would be made I'd
feel what il was to be al war with England,
and that some Of the American ports would
be attacked.
We remember the threats from Bermuda
last winter, of similar import. Ad. Cockburn
was coming out in the then ensuing spring,
TO lay Norfolk in ashes, and 10 land an army
on the southern coast, for the humane pur.
pose Of urging tho blacks to cut the throsts
VI NuSH AAoW utu ~ NsCt"iustVs AZ
ter the mos, brutal and shameful conduct to.
ward the deicnccless ienales Of Frenchiown
aud Havre dc Grace, after losing great part
OF their force by desertion and tho sword
they were besten book, and compelled to 70.
treat, loaded with infamy and disgrace
Ii is stated, that Treaty has been made
between Bonaparte and Ferdinand VII. Of
Spain. The British troops TO be ordered ous
OF spain, and Ferdinand TO resume possession
OF the throne.
a Treaty has also been concluded between
Denmark and Englan and Sweden and Dens
mark. Denmark to Join the Allies with
10000 men, provided England pay ssbsidy
OF 100000 pounds sterling. l, 10 farther
stated that Pomerania Is TO be ceded TO Dens.
mark, as an offset for Norway.
A London article, dated 3ist Jan. ssstss
Tia, Ministar PIsaips,s nslary TO the United
States had been sppoint.d by the Prince Of
Orange, aad that the Dutch were exceeding
ly solicitous to renew thcir for ner intercourse
with this country.
The Venerable ~. had been spoken in pur.
suit Of the Constitution.
About 500 American prisoners were AZ
Bermuda, IL distressed situation. Ii was
expected they would be sent to England.
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The Drlilie, lar. at New.Orlcsns,J captured, on
her passage from France the British schooner Hebe.
fronl London for reaer,Ac, With provisions, which
she burnt; and the brig Esbert, from Bristol. Eog
for Rio Jancro With fail cargo OF dry goods, ale,
iron and c<stcs; the dry goods was taken out, and
the brig ordered for America.
The privatesr Chasseur, on Baltimore, was on
the Island e Saba, (wcst-Iades.) on the 24th Feb
and hal captured sIx yessels, Of Which she busnt
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late King Of France who had some I'ish
regiments in his psy--.ealled one Of the col
oneIs before him, on . compIsiot, :hat the
men wete not well disciplined, bu, were mu.
sinous and often disordery--aod concluded
his reprimsnd by observing, that his Irish
troops gave him mere vexstion and trouble,
than ell the rest Of HE army. Tho coloaei
made this smart reply, " tie very possible
since Il is fact, that eli your m3ssIy's snss
mics pHAks ,iniln eewpIass."
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-03-31
Eigate Constitution.

Bor5aaoes, FEB. l7.--This morning arrivs
ed sch. Lovely Ann, from Bermuda for Sur.
rinam. She was captured on Sunday morn
ing last, by the American frigate CONSTI.
TUITION, Captain SrEw&Er, about 500
miles to windward Of this leland, and sent
here with an American midshipmsn on board,
as a cartel; having previously received the
officers and crew of His Majesty's schooner
PitroU, [of IL guns also from Bermudas
that bad been captured on Monday following,
and burnt. Last evening the cartel fell In
with the Venerable ~, and other eruizers,
aboot 40 miles TO windward, 20 whom they
gave the intelligence. The Venerable im~
medis,cly went 10 chase, and the probability
is she will fall in with her. The Constitutions
had made no other captures.