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DOCTOR CARY'S
APPROVED FAMILY PILLS,

Vhich cefeoraIed J1r tar e many diseases
Not only TO cure, bnt TO prepent sick,ess
A s there has been much said in publications as TO
"A the utility Of Medicines, shall only say these
the best correctors Of the bile that have found
in 90 years practice they operate cahartic, ,an-
,ispasmodic, sudorc, and diuretc, in of bill
ious, asthmatca! complaints. Where there is dry
hard skin, costveness loss of appetite, yellow skin,
dizziness in the head, pain in tho side and bowels
one Pill taken every hight, eight or ten nights suc-
cessivey, then from to four, the appears,
to purge. will be satisfaction to those who please
to try them. They may be given to persons Of all
ages and both sexes without any dsagreeable feel.
ings they the best Pills for females that in
use, particularly for women who in child bed,
where there is only ca,hartic wanted. when from
TO four may be used, as tho age and situation Of
the patient may require. JOSEPH CARY
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-06-28

The Baiimore Fedora! Rets5Ecan, one OF
lhe most malignant and vindictive papers. in
the opposition, has lately published piece
on The subject of our relations with EOgiand,
10 which many excellent sentiments are con-
tanned. II must be confessed, we never ex-
pecled to See any thing like the following,
from that source
1T is absurd to suppose the English government,
(as impoteatly menaced By the Halifax writer,) will
require preliminary stipulation TO Peace, the
dismissal of Mr. Madison from office.-Not that any
arguments, at this late day, necessary TO con-
vince of the necessity of such an event TO bring
back concord, prosperity and good government; but
it is question for the American people alone 10 de-
eide We will support the President of the people,
choice against all of illegal domestic vio-
ence, or foreign force. We believe Great.Brtain
desires peace, if she does not, we have alterna-
tive but war"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-06-28

h,rvss, and about SEQ men. They have car.
,ied away 1000 hhds. tobacco. Commodore
Barney's fiotila was safe at the last dates.
Col. Wadswarth, with large force oil ar
,;Ierisis. dragons, rihemeu and battalion
,.e the ssth U. S. regt Infantry, with travel
linz furnace, ten ls-pounders, and number
of smaller field pieces, have proceeded from
Washin gton- n-city tc the Patuxent, destined 10
aid in raising the blockade of Com barney's
!, lotilla. 26o L. s. troops, under MAJOR Aey-
ser, have gone from Baltimore Tor The same
purpose.
About 400 u S. troops, under Maj Bar
ke,, marched on Sunday last fiom Concord,
~. II. for Burlington.
Extract Of letter from an effeer IN The army 10 the
Editor of the Boston Patriot, dated
"sAcKErs' HARBoR, June Is, 1914.
"The new frigate launched here few days
since is called the Mohazvk She is beau
tiful vessel and will probably rate A.. She
will be ready for cruze in short time
Can't Smith, of the Congress, and his crew,
are soon expected here to man her."
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APPROPRIATION.

We, the undersigned, do hereby certify, that We
and our families have in various cases and Ill different
times, used DIR. Carys celebrated Family pis,whIch
are now prepared by the yendcr at Coventry, H. l.
We have found them highly serviceablc IN our faml
lies, and particularly ef1icacous in removing those
complaints for which they are prescribed I'VE iecl
assured OF their excellence, and consider the Pills
valuable, and worthy the atteEtion Of all family Ply
siclans. In testimony hereof, We have affixed our
respective signatures.
Caleb Ksi.or Joseth Straight, r. Remington, Sd,
John Remington, Mary Remington, N.Greene,
Patience Greene, 4. KeitOn, 1heodoriG Renriny-
ton, c. Bowen, j. Y. Green, u. Wflbur, Jun
j. G. Brown, Phebe hrVin, ". iruin, j. Haw-
kins, Benjaniin Morse.
certify that l was sick about two years with dry
skin, costveness, and difficulty Of breathing could
rest-I had several DOCTORS but could get no re-
lief-I applied to DIR. Cary and got immediate reIef
believe if it had not been for his Pills, could not
have lived. continue taking the Pills, and am in
tolerabIe health. HUGH RELPH.
certify that was troubled with pain in my bow
and side, and dizziness in the head-i called on
DR.. Cary; he gave about thirty Pills, which cur
Nav. 1918. CHARLES CoLvIN
Ieertify that have made use Of DIR. cary's Pills,
and in duty bound TO say they are The most easy
september. isis ~ RAY JOHNSON
The subscriber having been much afflicted with
the asthma for several years, was induced to make
trial Of DIR. Carys Piils-Before had taken one Dox
l found myself much relieved, and am now in the
enjoyment Of good health. J. HoWLAND.
DR.. g. w. HoPPIN is sole agent for the town OF
Providence
CT The Pills ccommendthemselSes
The above Medicines are sold BY ID. RiPLEy, Nor
wich, Con. Avs q Aaw sarTa,Wickford, n. L. and
| by SAMUEL W. vIssos, Newport AZ the las, men
toned place are kept, usual, all kinds OF Drugs
and Medicines now generally in use and oi the be'.
qasliiy.--A continuance Of fayors solicited.
SAMUEL w yiSsoN.
.Nsxpo,t. June o. 1914 Ceow5Ino
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-06-28
GEORGIA.

WAsHINcToN, JUNE IL.
We learn that detachment from our In
dian army have brought in 100 armed negroes
who had collected in the nation for the purpose
of Joining M'Queen and further, that large
detachment has set off with provisions and
equipage, to ascertain who and where our en-
emies in the nation or in Florida are, and
what their strength, with determination, if
Dossblc, to destroy then.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-06-28
NEWPORT.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE %, 1874.

Yesterday flag from the Superb "a, came
off Fort Adams, for the purpose OF etfecting
the exchange of nine American prisoners,
taken on board the English ship Comet, prize
to the American privateer Amelia, recaptur.
ed few days since off Block-Island.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-06-28
BarSbai'S 5ateS.
District OF Rhode Island.

District OF Rh0de-ISland.
IN pursuance of Warrant from the Hon.
Il DAVID HOWELL, Esq. Judge of the Dis
trict Court for Rbode-I Island District
hereby give noticc,,hat shall sell at Pub-
lie Auction, on Tuesday, the 10Th of July
next, at IL o'clock, A. Nj. at Clifford SS AL
lens wharf, in proyidencc,,he sch. MELPO-
MEME, her tackle, apparel, furniture, arms;
stores, goods, and her cargo, consisting Of a.
bout two hundred aud ffy pipes OF Catalonia
Wine and four bales of Corks. The schr is
about lao tons burlhen and coppered to tho
bends.
Conditions will be made known at the time
and place oil sale.
L. X. DEXTER, MARSHAL.
Providence, Jage %, l4l4
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-06-28
NEW BOOKS.

lust received from Boston, and for sal. by
J j. &. SH2W,
Defence Of Brig. Gen. Hull with an address to-
the citizens of the u. States, written by himself ana
published by his authority.
Domestic Cookery, with plates, by lady.
Madcmoiselle de la Fayctte, illustrating the char
acter and manners Of the court Of LOUIS 18th, By
Madame dc Genlis.
Rebecca, Novel. by Miss Rowson.
Life Of Ficld-Marshal Suayarof, with reflections
upon the principal events, political and military,
connected with the History of Russia during pare
Of the 18th century, by L. NJ r. de Layerne--print@
ed 1914.
The Corsair, Poem, by Lord Byron.
.atso, jnst receiyed, and fop sale,
go rcams Burbank paper, of superior qualny,aH
the mill prices. A complete and general sssortmcnN
Of School Books and Stationary constantly or SALE.
.Aexvborf. Jbte %.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-06-28
.hNAIvERSARY OF ST. JOHN.

On Friday last, the anniversary of st. John, the
Baptist was celebrated in this town in a becoming
manner. The Grand Lodge, together with a num-
erous assembage of Brethren from the subordinate
Lodges, assembled at St. Johns Lodge. No. 1,where
latter the election Of officers and transacting other
business of the Grand Lodge,) procession was
formed under direction of Br. LEVI Tower, which
moved 10 the Second Baptist Meeting House, where
had previously assembled large concourse OF La
dies. The Throne Of Grace was addressed IN We
xy pertinent prayer by the Rev. MIR BATES, OF Brs-
tol, after which we'll adapted and excellent Ora
ton was pronounced by Br Henry Y. CRANsToN,
In which the Oratortook broad view OF the science
of Masonry, of its advantages to mankind, OF ITS
antiquity and respectablity, and OF the iliustrious
characters in almost every age who have edornedts
annals A choir Of excellent singers performed sew
eral pieces with much judgment and taste and
number of young gentlemen from Taunton,
with their musical instruments, formed an excellent
band of music, who introduced several delightful
airs among the performances. The procession then
returned to the Lodge. and partook OF sumptuous
entertainment in the lower hall, which honored
by the attendance Of the Reverend Clergy of this
town.
The following gentlemen were elected to fill the
Offices attached 10 their names respectively:
NJ w. Thomas S. We65, Esq Grand Master.
r. ". Amos NJ .3,weil. Esq Duputy Grand Master.
w. I'm Wilkinson Esq. Grand Senior Warden.
W. Giles Luther, Grand Senior Warden.
w. Benjamin Clifford, Grand Treasurer.
W. John Holroyd, Esq. Grand Secretary.
w. John H. Stasu, Grand Senior Deacon.
W. Richard .9nthOny, Grand Junior Deacon.
r. r. & w. .aler " Gris1rold, Grand Chaplain.
w. E5ens-cr Johnson, Grand Marshal.
William Douglass, Grand Sword-Bearer.
William u. x. Benson, Gran! Tyler.
Honorary Members.
Joseph Tillinghast. Benz f. Gorton, John Davis
Ebenezer Cole, Samuel Wight, Abner Alden, ,Steph-
en- Deblois, and Stephen Whippe.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-06-28
MORE TREASON.

Tyler p. Sha7v, of Northport, Maine, was
examined last week, at Salem, before His
Honor Judge STORY, on a charge OF treason,
in affordins aid and comfort to the enemy in
our waters. After a patient hearing of the
testimony and arguments the prisoner was
committed to prison, to take his trial at Bos.
ton, in October next. He is confined in the
gaol in Ipswich.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-06-28

A report from Williamsburgh, Virginia, states,
that number of British barges were attacked near
New-Fomt. in Matthew's county, by our troops, and
after sharp the barges sheered off, leaving
of our miltia-men killed aud wounded-thc loss
of the British not known.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-06-28
: or DetsnsiOe Measures.

We are happy TO state, that the Gen.
eTal Assembly, at their Session last week
came to a resolution to adopt measures
for the defence of this town. The sum
of Ten Thousand Dollars was placed at
disposal of His Excellency, the Com
mander in Chief, who was also empow-
cred to call out such portions Of the Mi
litia as he might deem adequate, to be at
the disposal Of the General Government.
This looks well.
A Bill passed the House Of Represcn-
tatives on Friday last, giving power to
the Town Councils of the several sea-
port towns in this State, to cause to be
removed from the wharves and harbors
of said towns, Cat the expense of the own
ers) the shipping, whenever, in their opin-
ion,it is expedient for the safety of the
town.
Agreeably to an act of the General AS
sembly, passed at their session in New
port, last week, NATHANIEL SEARLE,
Jun. Esq. Adjutant- General, has beer
appointed to proceed forthwith to the sea
of government.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-06-28
DiStricf Of Rhode Island.

In pursuance of Warrant from the Hon:
l. !osErn STORY, Esq. Judge Of the Cir;
cui, Court OF the United States for Rhodc-ls.
land District:
hereby give notice, that l shall sell at
Public Auction, on Tuesday, the 18th of Ju.
ly next, at l2 o'clock, A. M. at Clifford & AL
lens wharf, in Providence, an elegant Eng
lish COACH, constructed with peculiar taste;
Conditions will be made known at tho time
and place Of sale. s..s.s
l.. N. DEXTER, MARSHAL.
Providence, Jane %, 1914
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-06-28

Ertrac, Of a letter from an officer at Wiscds-
set, 10 his friend in this TOWN, dated June
%, 1914.
We have had an alarm for several days
past, in this quarter, occasioned by the ap.
pearance Of "a coming into the mouths OF
the different harbors in this vicinity, land send
ing in seven launches and barges, with about
, three. hundred men. They came up this
river, within six miles of the fort, where
am stationed, and then returned back. It.
CARTER commands fort at the entrance of
Kennebec River, where they had to pass
within two miles of him. He took about a
dozen of his men and some militis, and went
across the land to the other side OF the river
where they had to pass, and attacked them.
They fought and beat off the seven boats. 1t.
CARTEa was slightly wounded in the face"
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MORE PRIZES,

British ship London Packet, mounting 10 guns,
from Gibraltar for Brazis, with 400 pipes brandy
and wine, ar at Hyannis, (Msss) 18th inst. prize
to the prvateer Chasseur, of Baltimore.
\ British sch. Olivia has arrived at Newburn, NC.
prize to the etterof marque SCH Harrison, Perry.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-06-28
BY last Evening'S Mail.

On Wednesday night last, six British barges at
tackled aud took a small fort at Tomastown. Mass
and burnt sloops. They destroyed the fort. 1t
was expected the British would make another attack
on that place; the militia were collecting to oppose
them.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-06-28
LATEST FROM bermuda.

On Friday last, arrived at this port, The
Swedish cartel sch. Oscar, days from Ber-
muda One II, two frigates and several
transports, With 400 marines on board, ar.
at Bermuda June 10Th, from England.--A
large expedition wa. preparing at Bermuda,
said to DC destined for some part Of the A
merican coast. Four 74's, six friga,es, and
several sloops of war were at Bcrmuda.-The
Goliah u, sailed on the 18th, for the Chesa-
peake, and the Severn frigatc on cruize.-
The Families ~, Com. Hardy, arrived at
Bermuda June l4:h, from the American
coast--Admiral Cochrane was at Bermuda
June 10th, bu, was expected to sail in few
days for the American station lie had re-
fused TO comply with the petition from HAN
fax for raising his blockade as 10 some Ame-
rican ports.-About so American prisoners
we're at Bermuda, the remainder having sail
ed for Halifax.
The privstc-armsd sehr. Expedition, Chaytor, OF
Daii:s o.e has arrived q. New. Orleans rem France.
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Providence, Jane %, 1914.
Dislrict OF Rhode Island

Disrict Of Rhode Island.
DURSUANT to a Warrant from the Hon.
Il DAVID HOW'LL, Esq. Judge Of the Dis
trict Court of the United States, for the Dis.
irict of Rhode Island
Notice is hereby given, to all persons con-
ccIned, that shall expose for sale and sell
on Monday, the 18th Of July next, at . o
clock, p. NJ. the brig ESPERANZO, now
lying IN Bristol, at Gladdine's wharf ;--said
vessel having been condemned aud ordered
to be sold for the payment Of seamcn's wages:
Conditions to be made known at the timd
and place OF sale.
DUTEE ]. pEARCE, DEPUTY Marshal.
NEWPORT, Jane 90, lel4.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-06-28

1t is reported that of gun-boas has carried
a British gun-boat into sacketsiiarbor, with an OF
fcor and l8 men, and IL FOUNDER.
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NURSE CHILD.

A Respectable young married woman. who has
"A lately los, her child, wishes W take one to
nurse. Inquire at this etfs. JaHe ~.
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DANCING ACADEMY.

NIX. KENNEDY informs The Ladies and Gentle.
1Vl men of this town, that his school will COM
on Thursday, June 80, MT the Masonic Hall.
Private instructions will be given their respective
houses, if requested. School hours from TO 9, All
NJ. and from 6 to 9, +. NJ. Jane %.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-06-28
NOTICE.

IN Town. Meeting, JuHe on, 1914. !
w HEREAs it is all times necessary that the Gag
w izens Of the ncighborng towns should be ape.
priced Of the approach of the enemy, in short q
time possible II is therefore Voted and hescivy
cd, That the Town Council DC, and shey g hereby
authsrized and directed 20 select and .Po's suit.
able person whose duty it shall be, whcI.,l 'ne sig.
nails are made for genetaI alarm, 70 S4,s- one OK
the bells 10 be immediately rung snd "a tho
Church Lantern four glass lanterns, WIN AZ least
four lighted candles in each, 70 be c0rnu,u there.
until the alarm ceases. And that this ~ uion be
published in both Of the newspapers pr''ed IN this
town. UtfHcss-- -
JONATHAN .I.kIy rF1 Cle~k,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-06-28
DIED.

In this town, on Saturday last, Mrs. MARY GIT
PIN, aged SO, consoYt Of John b. Gilpin, and caugh
ter Of the late Capt John Miller, of this town
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NOl'iCl

THE subscribe,s having sufesed nahynJur'es
i By persons travelling over their Land, shfn
as tresaiag down their f&,ss ard grain. and isats
cnng their cattle, they ave ibis notice that '''
ture, any person landing 81 travelling oYer
Harrison, Moore Merchant Farms, ESQ cailsd) y.
Bren,on's Neck, except in The proper dfits way "
be prosecuted TO the extent oisths law \
Ro4pse Z. P5Her,
Junc %. Thomas 4, Cfsrke
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lIIRRIED

MARRIED.,
Last evenrg, by the Rev. Mr.. Gibson, Mr.. WIN
LAWSON to Miss ANN WAY, both of this town.
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The privste-armsd sehr. Expedition, Chaytor, OF
bahi:so.e, has arrived a. New Orleans from France.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-05-21
OFFICIAL DISPATCH.
From. Gen. tux .o7 g us c.cceH-ucy
R/1v,->- /J,trJ

HIO"' GeiI' "HCf'0 % T. 8 cCceH-ncV Coz.
Biount, aQted
amp at the junction OF the Coase and
a.tSPooSes April 18Th. 1914
SIR am happy to morn YOU that Che
Campaign IS at length drawing to prosye-
rows cl' We have secured the C5osee
and Iallapoosee, and their Intervening
country. a pant OF the encmy on the latter
RIVER made their escape across it inst be
ne our arrival, 6c are flying in CONSERVATION
towards Pensacola. Many Of those on me
NooAet and tue nelgh6crhg Couatry, have
come IN and surrendered unconditionqiIy
ana o'herS are on the'r way and hourly ar
irving tn submit 10 The same w1v.
We Will over:ake those who have fled
and make them sensible there is M r.ore
salty IN II 6ht than in resistance. They
mGt' supplicate peace if they would enjoy H..
many OF the negroes VINO were taken At
Fort MImDs, have been Delivered mn. and
one white woman, [Pody jones' with Ter
t"O children Tnly will be properly taken
care Of The Ialapoosa klng has seen ar
rested and is here in confinement. The
J os ahat1be- King Of the Hickory ground
n"S uenyeTed hmscif up Wea helfJrd mas
pcGh WIN me. and Cid not cpndne hifn -
ne Will be with me again in lev DAYS -
Peter NJ Queen has been taken but esca
pea. he must be taken again. TI!iDha
6te. their great proDh {, has also ab,condsd
-bu- he will be found. 'raey we're the
lRstgatorS OF the war, and such is their 81
tuation.
Inc advance ofthe eastern division, for
ned junction with ne at HaIlawelle, on
the 18TH and acc0mp aHed me 30 Fort De
a'uF, opposite UCkaOatcaee, aud the ba
lance VIII arrive m few DAYS. exceDf
what viii De LEFT for the retention cf the
posts Major General Pmckney vii ioi,
the army ar this place 10 morrow o. mex
! day. The business of toe campaign will
not p'e'1m require tnati or NY troops
should rem an mere mdcn longer. General
'lnctn@y AMI C'l. Hawkins. no is now
Win me, nave been appointed ty MAKE l5s
treaty.
J. an sir, very respectfully, yoar most o
dent humble servant.
ANDREW IACKSCN,
HIaJor GeHerM.
Ills eScclleucy Wuhe blunt. GOV. Of Ten
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-05-21
NoRFoLK, May Il.
FIRE lihEI,


HUuut ( ociocK ycs,erday morning a two
story PACK building attached t. the store Of
"Af. A1"the7r CIIT. or Market Square, and
'|CuP'eo by n as ware holsa, took FIRE
in'iHS oy some means unknown, and was
consumed, together With is cou,enLs, con
sisting q M C's. y4ilao.e stock cf winter
goods and about 81 barrels of i,ur bel.ng
hlB 10 Mcs'rS. Nelson & Wake There *
no'hlnB thai cen Warrant conjecture how
ti cis@strouS Circumstance oiE,nated.-
ne actual loss sustained 5y Mr.. Ckl9' can
not be estimated at less tnan s. 5000 tho
Walls o. the house BENZ uf brck, vim Il
STATE root, prevented tae fre ro1- comm.
nicattnS to the nc8f of wooden buildIrrs in
tne rear and vast amcu It &c VroDerty was
IhereOy saved. Still, however, such is the
want ot Confidence IN the hu6Hc ard, s. such
occasions, that several i2n lies Judged II,
prudent to move their furniture. much nf
wnIcA. as ma, reasonably b4 sdDposed. was
e''"er lost or injured. Being pretty near
tue scene OF conhagration ourselves, we
gave in'o the z: neral impulse, and reno.
'Ct Paft o. our types, &C. IA which we
a|Auo"ieuGs with gratitude the prompt a. S
SlS'ance Of a HuT2ber OF our felicN-citizens.
ne remover OF the Implement Of a Prin
ting Once, in 90 hasty aud irregular q
a. sinner, naturally produces much confession
ana arrangement, and ii was not withou
great difficulty that we got our PAPER read
Tor pubncation at the usual scason-onr
Patrons will therefore excuse errors and
omissions"
Would the Citizens 90 70 Ntte more
expence Ia their buildings, and make then,
all iire proof, they would profit by It in the
end There is no security Tor the wooden
buildings IN this Iil-tdted town; when once
a hre breaks Out, they are loft entirejv Il
the uncontrolled career Of the elements.
Kerakd
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-05-21
PEACOCK'S PRIZE MONEY.

On Saturday morn rs last, the specie,
captured by the United States sloop OF
war Peacock, On board the soop of war e.
pervier, was iarded at the Exchange wna.f,
amidst the acciam&tion Of large con
course OF tzsns. The money was pla
ced III seven drays, the foremost of which
pore the Striped Standard ana Spread Ia.
gle OF our country proudly waving, and the
ion Beneath IT humbly Tapping, attended,
by the Peacock's boat's crew, and DNDtsct-
ed oy guard of marInes proceeded 10 the
biUit 10 the Planters Bank in this civ,
where It was deposited. How we ricl.
john Bull WhiI hin and take his money
roo Oh cruel Yankees
Capt Ia Wales, of the Epervier, lacded
"a this town on Friday last. aid is On parole.
line other officers of the brig are also pa
rc:ed and win reside ia the CIV. The
Woindea from Oh board tie Epsr,icr, were
landed s""'e days since, and scat T. the hos
?itai' where every attention is paid them.
and necessaTies provided for their comfor
a.ih'd recovery. The well prisoners are in
tniS CITY, !" as comfortable d situation as
could De procured.