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gg sebastian Races,

NT7 I'LL be run for over tie Sebastian
wv race ground, on Friday, S5th OF
august, purse of SIXTY DOLLARS,
free for any horse, mare or gelding-the
distance will be two miles and repeat
each horse will be entitled to carry a tea-
Their. The entrance for each horse will
be ten dollars, which will be added to
the purse of the same day. -
On the following. day will be run for
an Elegant SADDLE q, Birdie, free
as above. The distance will be one
mile and repeat--eaeh Horse will be en-
titled to carry a feather.
r THOMAS BIRCH.
II. B.-The Horses to be entered the
day before at Mr.. Thomas Birch's.
August Is. eoot
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Mountaineers.


Written by G. Colman, junr. Author Of
the Poor Gentleman, &c.
Octaiyian, Mr.. Duff,
From the Dublin, Boston and Ph;ladel.
phia Theatres, his first appearance here.
Relmallock, MIR. Entwisle,
From the Manchester, Boston and Phila.
delphia Theatres, his first appearance
here.
Floranthe, Mrs. Duff;
Her first appearance.
Agnes, Mrs. Placide,
from the Charleston Theatre her first ap.
pearance:
after uhich ac;N be exhibited the
Temple of Concord.
To conclude with a celebrated Opera ID
two acts, never performed here, callsd
Turn Out.
Somerville Mr.. Stewart
From the Philadelphia Theatre.-His
first appearance.
Marian Ramsay Mrs. Entwisle
August 10.
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own eve, u The event shsws that Moreau
duly appreciated Bonaparte's true charac-
ter. His idolators would do well to say
less about 3. the greatest man Of the age, :
and the greatest. captain that ever led
an army into the field :
N. r. q. Post.
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p o s. r s. C. RI z.

WASHING TON OITY. Aug. ~.
The Victory in the Mediter-
ranean.
Csgofa letter from the .anerican Con-
sui at .9licaite, to the Secretary of
State, dated
Sra-I have the honor to inform you.
that, by letter this moment received
from my vice consul, Nicholas Briale,
At Cartbagena, Ilearn that the FIRST di-
vision Of our squadron, under ccmmo-
Gore Decatur, had appeared of that port,
and sent in an Algeriue frigate of A
guas and five hundred men, captur-
cd of Cape de Gate, after a short
engagement, during which tine COM
nauder of the Algerine was killed.
Gar loss consisted of four men. Iae
commodore had sent in a schooner for
|, rsfryshmeRs, and other necessaries, with
which she Immediately sailed for the
feet. The prize must perform ten days
quarantine. / shall set OF within two
soqfs for that place in order TO make
f1Gtaer, provision Tor the feet, if neees-
sary, and render every ether service in
M power--trom thence | shall have
the honor of addressing you, and adj
wise what further may occur.
With sentiments Of the highest re-
spcct, Ian, sif, your most obedient SER
want,
ROBERT MONTGOMERY.
To the Hon. Secretary OF state.
Cagy Of 4 letter FROM tie .qmericGn Cox
sd at Cadiz to tie Secretary Of State,
dated.
Consulate of the U. States,
Caf.iz, June q, 1915.
Sts-I have much pleasure in refers
rnsgou to the subjoined statement, for
Tie interesting AID Important informa-
eoait contains, which doabt not, in
great part, may be relied on. The IN
arnaat adds, that about AGO prisoners
had been landed from the prize frigate,
ADD that but few had been saved from
the brig The wind being now from
ties. w. makes it probable that the
Particulars OF this action from the Com
taedare viii not come to hand for some
tsYs.
With much respect, / have the honor
@be, &c.
RfCIfD. S. EACKLEY.
nan. ]. Monroe,
Secretary Of State.
CADIz. June 27.
Arrived, Spanish boat Santo Christie
Vel Grao, Patron Manuel Servera, in a
GAYS from Garthageua-said Patron re-
parts, that on tue 2ist instant an A'se
ilns frigate Of "a Guns, Eadmiral prize
the Americans, had entered said port
s'th the loss Of all her masts, except the
ssessnast, aud otherwise much injured.
sae was broughtin5y an American schr,
saieA, after taking some %esh provisions
ssala pnt to sea. The captain of said
SaOoner reported frat al Algerine brig
.au oeen run on shore by her crew, be-
neen the tower Of Estac;o and that OF
s-.>sa. Dat was aiterwa ards get OH by
sE Nneric2:s~. That the Am. squs iron
sssanaued Ia chase o, ss-.Les .-..ates. aud
sN driyea third into -1lieaute. srS A
S st1caa squadron were expected III Car
aseoa In 10 or IS days, which place
80 u De their Rendezvous. The admi-
- aad ordered house to be prepared
~; nm. The frigate captured IS the enc
''asa some years ago captured portu'
.ese frigate.
Translated from the original.
,m RlCAD. S. HACkLEY.
ane Aigerane admiral had been killed
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ALEXANDRIA,:
WEDNESDAY, Aueusr IS.
g Violent Federalists {"

The lazy and wicked are always dis
Iposed to raise a loud cry against riolence
but it is Just as absurd to extol~ and ap-
!plaud moderate jvderalists, as moderate
Christians. If man resolptely refuses
Ito give up principles which he eonsoien-
!ciously believes correct, and if he will ne
Iver, for the sake OF commodating neigh
ibour, agree that two and two are FIVE, he
| will indeed be stign,atized as uiolent
downright junto man, and all your mo-
dsrate men will eready in rage to hang
Itie obstinate bigoted rascal for not agree
Iing with them.--Read the following,
Setcm Gazette.
From Dean Swift's Examiner, for I'LL
6 MODERATION.
Never was any poor harmless word
$50 misused as this has ;beea. We meet
with it but once in ell the Scriptures; and
leyen in that place, if the translators had
$50 pleased, another word would have done
las well sand yet there's more stress laid
upon it by some people, than upon all tie
Bible besides. Now if bys moderation
Ice understood equally, the avoiding of
|extremes, or calmness and eyenness Of
temper, it is undoubtedly very excel
Ilent virtue. But lift signifed Indifferent
Icy, or luke-warmness, or cowardice in a
good cause, or basely betraying it, and
giving itup to its enemies. then moderation
lis one Of the greatest vices that man
| can possibly be guilty of. And this ac-
tcount OF the matter for aught /. know,
may do the business as well as the yo-
fumes that have been written upon that
lsubject. But Ills astonishing to consider
'hew many thousand fools the sound of
| those five syllables has made. | have
nephew who at six or seven years of age,
|seemed to be a la! of pretty parts, till an
bid nurse in the family taught him that
word, and the boy has been perfect
clsangeting ever since. But the greatest
wonder Of all is, that I have binted at
|Some men are so unfortunate, that they
|cannot be allowed to be moderate, though
they behave themselves with all the cool
nees, charity and temper imaginable,
while others are SO happy, as to prove
men of moderation by TIE most
|riolent rage, partially and injustice and
by cutting OF the nose Of Que man for
not drinking damnation to another"
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Rich Lace Goods, &c.
ROGERS g LE.yIS.

A RE now opening beautiful assort-
e ment of Elegant LACE GOODS,
&c. via 4, ga, IA and ga black and
white beat English Lace Wells, Shawls,
half Shawls and Trimming Laees-
Also,
Grape Palerines and Shawls, richly
embroidered with Chiaele, Silk net half
Handkerchief with beautiful palmet
Borders--BIack Bombazine, &c. &c.-
all which are just received from Boston,
where they were bought at Auction with
cash, and which will be sold cheap tex
cash.
August $. -.----a
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For Sale,

4 LOT on Pitt street, near the cor
"a her of Pitt and Duke streets, with
a frame dwelling House thereon.
ALSO,
A LOT on Duke street, near the said
corner, and adjoining the residence OF
Col. simms.-For terms apply to MIR.
Join Loagden in Alexandria.
Lewis III. Machen.
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FOX rem 1

FOX rem
The STORE HOUSE lately occupied
bI sh. Rhodes, nearly adjacent to my
dwelling OH Piirsce-street. :,
JOHN G. Ladd
IAgs u.
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}he;sr eo,,fents. were swept OH. HIaDyI
,nnses were Injured, aud chimnies
blowr, down; and we are sorry 70 add,
that four men and one woman Perislled.
Tie tide was IL to "A feet higher than
usual.
Az grisn6eld and northampton, the
proved itself as violent as here,
In Tolland, Con. the meeting house
was unraofed.
I'm Amherst, N. H. barns, sheds, fer-
|ces and trees were blown do1n. and Sc
yeral houses unroofed.
srhe driyerof the Keen Stages informs
that the gale was severe IN that dIrec-
ton.
In the gale on Saturday, at Glouces.
ter, the US. Gun Boat No. II was drl-
ven on shore and biIged sch. New Pack
ct. Tilton, Of Da,nariscotta, on shore,
partially damaged Washington, Vose,
of Warren, on shore and bdged sloop
Patty BlasdelI, of Portsmouth, with
bread for the navy, on shore and bilged,
nearly all her cargo damaged--seyeral
stores blown down; one belonging to
Z. and J. Low.
Extract of aletser from Nsacbaryport,
Sept 49,.
g The storm ragged here with consider
able violence this afternoon. The streets
were. solne of them rendered impassable,
blythe quantity oftrees, &c. which were
blown down BY the severity Of The gale.
In general, the vessels in the harbor,
though many broke their fasts, were UNI
injured. The storm subsided about
noon and as yet no information Of dam
ace done at sea has been received"
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4 valuable Farm and Mil
FOR Sale.

Ia ME subscriber VII sell by authority,
Z tue Jill and Plantation which he
now occupies, Belonging to Lydia Hough,
situated on the edge 0i 4 German settle
|nent in the County Of Loudon, 9 miles
|N. w. of Leesburs and two and an hall
I,n;les from Waterford, on Beaver-Dam
Greek. and ia Que of the best wheat
ia tie county. Tia tract
contains 1S0 Acres, surpassed bynone in
the county for its fertility. About one
sili,xl Of TIE land Is we'll timbered, & the
balance, in a state ofhigh cultivation, the
whole Of Which IS we'll watered, having
one or more springs in each field. The
mill is strolr, framehaiiding, two and
i half stories high with three floors, with
one pair OF manufacturing buirs. 5 feet in
diameter, together with Exams machine
" complete, and ore pair of country
stones, iuar feet in tliameter.-Ihere are
also on TIE premises and near the mill
y comfortable dwelling house, a good
3niller'ss house, good framed barn and
Other accessory oatkouses.
The above property. owing to its situ-
alton and numerous advantages. will, no
doubt, be worthy tie attention of any
,ieYson DESTROYS oS investing their money
ia real estate Of the above description.
SAMUEL HOUGH,
": B. The above described property
will be sold eitherisi a body or divided as
may best suit purchasers ;. II.
April I8. eaH s
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Geo. S. IIongE,


IS opsning and offers for sls,
|SJJpsSE FINE, blus, black, olive, ma
Brown and dsab cloths
Second do. do. DO. do. do.
Pslleisse and ladies, do.
|Snper and second kersey meres, assorted =
: colars
& bale 8 Ia booking, baizes and ceat'
Il REESE blankets
Il striped 90.
Il fannels assorted quality ana CO.
l0rs
yyindse-, patent and Vigehia cords
Yelvets and Cation cords u
|8rown, BIne, Grey, and drab stoeklnnef
SYomen's and meas worsted hose
3oys do 90
E.5hiidren's SPOTS
Long and short lambs wool hose 8
Black and wIsite silk do.
Is bale plain aud igaFed Bombazetts
Sssne taiIsed salamancas
Tartan plai,ls
Hsaper. figured and plain rattinets
9anask naoreen for sofa covers
. superiar brown Holland
leases irish linens
"A irish sheeting
long lawn
cases fine German shirtlng
bales icklenbul,gs and bnrlaps
Il able aud Russia dsiaper
4 handsome assortment oil leyantines and
double fiorepces
Do. lcyantine aad silk cashanire shawls
Silk, kid, l,eaver and dog-skin gloves
Slack fierenti,le Salstcoatlng q
Virginia sattins.
,al0red Itssian GRAPES
Super. black and cnlored cambrics
Lore handkcrchiafs and shawls
Fancy, quilted aad silk striped vesting
Afew bales Calcutta Maslips and dones-
,sm6c shirtiDgs; Worsted Cravats.
Tortoise shell combs
iSaAdanna, madrass and white pocket
y handkerchieis
Black bonbazeaes
With a general assortment of other
Goods. which will be sold at fair pricea
~ the piece or retail.
NIB. A supply Of Cotton Yarn kept
On hand. October 2. en6t.
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Zen DnlIars Reward.

eli tl y eiNCVdiS VI.
- AN AWAY from the subscriber on
10, Monday the 25th of Septemberlast,
an apprentice to the house-carpenters'
business, named Robert Thomas, between
IS ard 10 years OF age, tall and slim,
dresses ioppishly, wears his locks cur
led---fis cloathing cannot be described,
as he had variety--light complexion and
dark hair and eyes. The above reward
will be giyenfor apprehending and secu-
ring him In any jail SO that get him al
gain, and reasonable charges if brought
home.
Masters Of vessels and others are eau
toned against harboring or carrying off
said runaway, as | will put the law in
force against any person who may do SO.
Wm Ste10art,
House Carpenter.
October 8. ST
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Marshal's Sale.

xv;Il IS sold far cash, on Ssltarday the
'14th sIay olF fIsis month, at the late re.
sideucs ii FisrtIiaaaI s.Sarsisltsr, os
Princ6rstse
FMvHREEs Ntgro Mn and one Mgr
Jgomaa and Two Boys Also a !araf
Ard General assortment o. Hopskold kaav
n;tspS Of i snpetior quality. the Frcpff
/ tv &c Ferdinand Marstelier; to satists
two executions 10 favor 81 David Lepos
and others.
The sale vii commence at n'as
O'clock in the lnoruiE;g.
b. MINOR, D. M.
For ". Boyd, Marshal
OGfober4. dts
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Marshai's sale.

VIII be sold for cash, on 1assacy the
nth day Of this month. at the late resi-
dsnceof FsrdiinaRao fai,jaa, on Roy
ai-street--
A LARGE and general assortment Of
Household Fnrnitare, or SO much
thereof as viii satisfy an execution in fas
ayvr of the Mutual assurance Society a
gainst Ere on baildingsin the state Of Viz
gina
~ The sale viii commence q. nine
O'Clock in the morning.
D. MINOR, d. NJ
For w. Boyd. Marshal.
October 4. dts ]
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Robert McCrea & Co.
HAVE received by the ship America
from Liverpool,
An assortment Of
FALL GOODS,

Which they oder for sale at moderate
prices-vizs:
White, red, yellow aud scarlet FlaH-
nels
Rose Blankets and strinel Blanketinc
Blue, drab 8 mi-etl F!ains :
"a cloths and twiiletl coatings
CassimeFes and worstest cords
Common and silk figured yestagets
and swansdowns
Velyerets, Velyetecns aid Cords
Cambsics, shittiDgs, Dimity & print.
cd Quiltings
They have also lately received an as.
sentiment Of spperEne fancy engrained
Carpeting, green Bays, Madras Hand.
kerchiets, Plnss furniture Bindings, Bed
Tick, Tow Lineus, &c. &c.
September 8. If
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To be Rented

The Noted Brick TAVERN
gn Dunfriies, at present occupied by
Capt. Gsorgs Willfams. There will be
such repairs put on the private house, as
to make it comfortable for family.
.aLSO no REsTT,
Several Plantations,
In Prince William and Stafford county.
Fer further particulars, enquire Of
Mrs. BETsEY 4 EBBs.
JOHN OVERALL,
Agent.
Dumfries, Aug. 10. law2m.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-11-18
The coSD. DEL An1sDAL.p
TIE AFFAIR OF HoNop


M. Lid~eii sailed OH Monday, ON board .bA
1nichesler P@cKet, Tor Holy hesd he IS accomp,.
iied Dy Nj frette, NJ. L. tor tue cuun, " of r. n.
Perary. We nave already stated, that Calais =
we place appointed Tor lie meeting. AR ~
(ohreli arrived &c COX on Thursday, accompa.
'.1u ~ his Lacy and has uncle, General O'CoD-
Iofkillsrhey. Ian
The cess.on Of Floridss by the spsn;srts 10 ,b -
nriiSh government ss,rongly rumoi eli And -
$50 ruihOrcd tlat tbis CT ssion IS viewed w,th
great Jealousy and III will by the United s,a,e.
f'r TO the acquisition of louisiana. which r.,
Parte compelled the Spanish government A.
Gsue nm, IN order that he might sci, II to The
Ohi'ed states, The latter had Eoped TO un,to tie
F9 FioFiaa'' so admirably stIus ed for increasino-
AID rounding their possessions. g,v no tbeT, 10
ides, the whole Northern and Eastern go ~
q The Gulpn Of Mexico The Fiortlss - In
leaders know, were ceded TO us b., tbe fre-,,,, -
lIoS. We kept them I'LL 1871, when thev !; eSs
taken by the SpaDiaids and ceded to then by ~
9Th article o. the [ eaty of 1881. "'e
a letter from Brussels states, that tue o-t,,
woman who did not show the greate.t attrr, ~
ana k'hdness TO the wounded, after the battle or
"@veIloD' was countrywoman Of our own. tbe
iady OF an officer Of RANK, WHO though IN = h,,,se
io' winch she paid no REM, refused adr,a,aaos
70 oincers bleeding 10 death al her door
IneassasslnatiOn Of an Engitsh t-.n.Ie,n,n 80
- VI
me name Of kean, st Paris, WAS mentioned m onr
paper some days SgO. Tie following couirmst,.
on and further details have Just been rec. vel
On tuesday evening, between eight And nine
o'clock, f,Kean and Mr. Ciueston. tyo ~
Shsf gentlemen went out together for Wiz
spon he B0uIeysrds. As these eenflernen csrs
P-ssng along, one Of them accidentally trod M.
% 'ns loot OF q person who hld Tie Appearance
hfrench gentleman, and he expressed h,mself
very iInpatienuy although ne was ,oid the TRIVIAL
'iisnce Was entirely Accidental. A crowd wss
Don connected TO the spot and created sumo con.
idsion, ~ The course OF when Nj. KEN unhappi.
" received wound mis- lef side from cane
word Soon eiser 1t was inflicted. aperson In
Jan clothes was observed brand,shng such n
eapon, ezelaiming at the same Gne2sle s,ss
IN eSie'er Francois and it IS very probable
li' Was ne person who inflicted the wound.
ie - supposed MOTTO be the same whose foot was
roddcn uponi he, however, got away IN the con.
us.on sad mas moi yet been beard Of Me-. Ke-
N was not absent quarter Of an ijo,r altogether
N has arrival Doctor upper was seat.for. who
nuedlately declared the wound (though very
'oai) q be Of the most dangerous ratafe, I'm
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-11-18
NE ARMY.
BRITISH ARMY IN FRANCE

nc Journal Of MayseAeso f the 5th septem.
or contains me following handsome notice of the
soie manner 10 which the English soldiers srl'.
are IN tins city behave, has produced the mos
unlimited confidence and has obtained forfbru,
ne complete esteem Of tie MarsedIese. Thos,
iai,hipi ailles, or rather those true friends of H.
il . ePendence Of nations, and Of the ciyilzd,o,
OI europe, who have so long given 10 the worIo
sl example OF true patriotism, prove That the
are eqaai.y Jealous in sefving the cause Of h.
s tles ana hamanity, as they are constant N com
Oa'iNS usurpaiion aud tyranny"
go RansoATs, Sept. Is
AffYee HON osienay with passengers, IA,
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Ger all the existing Circumstances, ne suggested
the propiie,y OF calling in some other medical
gentlemen 70 act with him. This suggestion
was of course Immediately attended 20, and Doct.
l. sent for NJ Dusertrie, French surgeon of
.eminence, whose opinion corroborated that which
the former gentleman had already pronounced
and which was unfortunately but too well found
ed. Doctor Hume was afterwards also called in.
but nothing more could be done than had alres-
dy been attempted for the purpose of afTordinr
ehectual relief, and Mr.. Kean died about ten o..
clock on THURSDAY morning" The duke of Wei
illngton has s'tered considerable reward for the
discovery ofthe murderer o. Mr.. Kean ON thu
Bouleyards.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-11-18

FLYING Fish schooner, amongst whom were Inc
prince Hcnricus de Sararn, son OF the fourth Ma.
ma Moo,llian OF Ceylon, this distinguished per-
7onage is last from Paris, and is travelling for
pisasure. Lord Denb'gh, lieutenau colonel Hill,
Soth reg ment captain Henderson, 71st regi-
meot the Rev. ar. Judsson, and several Others
-',so came passengers in the Flying Fish. Sailed
ms ~. morning, for os,end, withupwards of forty
passengers, the Nancy packet, of Dover. En-.
parked this moving about one hundred and thirty
lot the royal horse artillery, and twenty OF the
first German hussns (in English paw in six
Transports tor France, via Ostend they got TO
sea Immediately the transports were afloat.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-11-18

that the officers Of Justice have the split
aud sortitude to prosecute crime, whicl
has long been screened from punishment
by popular delusiou, and prejudice. b,
these methods it may be in our power to
render the character of duellist detesta-
Die, and infamous IN the eye Of the world,
and prevent the Introduction of custom
equally repugnant to the sentiments Of hu-
mainly, the laws ofour country, and the
precepts of or religion.
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,a, NEw-YoRK, Nov. "a.

I 1I.'sI ID Ut JUM. DECATUR.
with great pleasure we announce tbs
arrival at Sandy Hook Of the United sfstee
ierigate 6uerrlere, Commodore Dacafnr
from the MediteTaDean, with mart If ths
squadron under hts command. amoooss
which IS the United States sloon ri , 81
Ei.nteprize. We learn from tie .b;lot hot
gone to Newport. ~" "@'
ny me pilot boat Erie, which came mn
rom IRON ! sandy Hook last evening, we learn
mat the trigate Gurriere had crossed Gs
par, and was within the Hook--tbat sbs !,
last from Gibraltar, in SO days passaSe "
We learn by Rhode Island nssL -
mat the United States fricste fTei,ej
otatest and or 5 sIoops of war, from the
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-11-18

Continuation of Late FOREIGN .Ns,cs,
From London papers to the 18th Sept. received
at the Office of the Chu,lsfon Gig Gazette, BY
the ship Savannah, Captain Ge.ea, in 50 days
iTom Liverpool.
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Tg....... BnUssELs, Sept 10.
Ileir majestiss arrived last night at the palace
Of lacken from their tour N Flanders.
T,;. .,,.. 49,. BshLIN, Sept. 5.
,,,,,l - row g kDowh for certain tia not Only The
~'INS % arr belonging TO our old and new pro
vinces are 70 be restored by the French In, H.,
o'her princes who have been plundered. recover
,9er property; among these is the eiec,or ~
a a.e Messrs D,nOon and Prassel max ,n,ieee
difficulties, but in Ya.n.
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L.arEsr FRoM soUTN .a.MERf c.a.

KIsasroS, (Jam.) Oct. 2.
BY the schooner Nudge we learn that the ex-
petition against Carthagena has been repulsed:
Morillo, in attempting to carry the fortress OF
Boca Chica, lost three hundred men, besides a
great number cut of, in re-embarkng with the
remainder of his army. He proceeded TO Santa.
Martha after his defeat, having his ffigates and
other vessels OF war to blockade (if they can)
Carthagena.