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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-09-27

Philadelphia, Shtcm5er 20.--Captain
Harrison, of the Hyperion, left Cadiz the
l4,h August, and informs Us that there
was nothing particularly new when he sail
ed-Ihat peace had been agreed upon be
tween Com. Decatur and the Algerincs,
was fully confirmed captain Harrison hs-
wing seen letter from Mr.. Shalcr, one Of
the American commissioners, in which he
announces The fact 10 the American Con-
sui at Cadiz, and adds, that the American
Squadron would remain in the Ncditterra-
mean for some time. The Independence,
Com. cambridge, passed the streights a.
bout the 10th August, all well.
Prices Current ar Cddi- nm lug. 1875.
Flour, superfnc, S so.
Indian Corn 20.
Rice 4 25, per 112Ibs.
Gazette.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-09-27

induced them - spare him. In another
view. this IS one OF the many facts which
concur TO shew, that the feelings of the
people tow ards hisu (eXemphiied in tbs lis
tavou tie province) 10 e, when div ste
of the terr0rs of tyrann cal power, 10 other
than those of hatred and contempt.
Besides the property taken by major
Kelly, FUrther captures to- . conSidC rable
amount have been mace, and information
has been received of many places where
more treasure is hid.
in military view, the resistance, and
consequently the danger has been compu-
aUveiy triiiing but, 1t wCul.l be the high
est injustice to estimate, by the Inadequate
opportunities which have presented them
selves, what might have been achieved if
the occasion had called forth the full exer-
tens of the troops. OF fatigue and hard
ship Of weather, they have had considerable
trials, the roads being indeScr b bly, rugged,
with frequent Interruptions.
The army has ENJOYED III a very surpris-
ing degree the blessings Of health. Oar
returns OF sick are much hy'Ow the mum
her which might be expected ~ the same
force, stationed in any Of the garrisons OF
the colony.
| am now occupied in returning to their
former stations such parts Of the troops
as Will not be required to remain for the
maintenance OF the British Government in
the int, riur.
My son. Major Brownrigg, deputy adju,
tant General to this army, will have the
! honor of delivering this dispatch and as he
has perfect knowledge Of all the occur
rcnces of our short campaign. he is enab et
| TO afford such Information as your lordshr
may be pleased 70 requ re OF him.
; He will be charged with the banner Of
standard Of Kandv, to be laid, with my mes
humble duty, atthe feet OF his Royal High
ness the Prince Regent.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-09-27

Ea'trGcf from dshatc5 eftie Commissioner Cen
erGl cffie P'7isaan Government, Mr.. Pllntaz,
dated from Paris
" have this day required from Mr. De-
ron, the Director Of the Museum, the res
titution of our different works of art. The
whole will be restnredto US. In consequence
we are very busy in emptying the Muse
ur. The picture representing 8. Peter
Or the cross, by Reubens, VIII be restored
70 Cologne"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-09-27
Ne7v- York, SEPTEMBER 81.
LATEST FROM LISBON.

Be the ship Glenthorn, Captain 5tllman,
in IS days from Lisbon, We learn verbally
that. in consequence Of misunderstanding
with the Regency, Marshal Ber, sfor,i h q
left Lisbon for Rio Janeiro, in small vessel
which he chartered for that purpose, the
Regency having refused to accommodate
him with frigate.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-09-27
AK LA-CIAPEiLE, July 25.
Publication resicctiug tie restitution nj The vorks
fsrt, RI ~.

Publication re,iecfiug tie restitution NJ The ,porks
cfaw, CARVED c5F by the French.
BY mn official letter from The counsellor state,
N R'bbsutop, intendant-gen eisl of the army o.,
the lower Rhine, dated mt Paris, July Is have re-
eeived information, that His Exceleney Field Mar
shal Pfl,ce BLucHER, Of WahIs,adt. Immediately
alter the ;akiag of Paris ordered that all the work
OF Art aud Literature which are there, anil which
had been previously ca, red a. hy the French fiorn
the states ofh RUSSIAN Majesty, should be seized
and restored to the places from which they were
taken. For the ex. cuon OF this order, q sp, cisl
commi;tee has been appointed at Paris, under the
iii estOn pf the i'ienda t-General, d at the same
tine line of conveyance from Paris 20 the Rhine
The sid convoy left iaris o. the 10th Among
the articles which il brings, Is the Invaluable pie
ture OF st. Pete, which i}uhens presented 10 CO.
10 n, his native city, and wlii,h the audscous
lands OF our ereni $, ra,iied from the ssered
aud classicE soil O ders have also been cgenthat
The beautiful columns Igrauite sal norphyry, ear
ifei off by the same sacregious hands fron the
SANCTUARY OF our Cathedral az Aiy-la-Chapellc, and
paced Afterwards TO support the archet roof oil the
Hall ct Antiquities &C Paris, eaii be pulled down,
aed brought back 10 Aix-a-Cha,,clic. i,ad pap
ucuiariy requested our iliustrious Field-Nar,hai,
immediately upon the taking &c PARIS, IN cause
these tvo articles 10 he rcs;o t,, he has i-,,ned-
ateiy complied with this desire, and haas thus nc.
q'Ired particular right TO the gratitude n the e.
ties of Cologne and Ax-la-Chapellc. fon see
PTussans ofthe Rhine that the state of which YOU
are the youngest children, has not icigo,ten e
seize the first opportunity TO make you participate
III the fruit of vis,oIics.
Your cites will celebrate with grateful iov, the
day On which The properly piuudered from YOUR
aocestors, and ret ken from ? rapacious enemy by
the powerful hand Of your king and his warriors,
she'll rA-ent your walle sc.
~ cs''''rlo- IF Sire. and chF i5esiG,r II nc Pru-
SIN Pr '.-.rs q lle Rhine,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-09-27

We are assured, that the plan Of the
royal goard was yesterday submitted 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-10-04

CONTINUES to keep for Tale f. Ct the mon
- uiefui SIMPLE REMEDIEs, ia The Apothe
cary's hne together with few valuable Mini
CA PREPARATIONS, chiefly OF h.s own naanuiac-
tule He has afo lumber of MEDIcAL @R7IcIBs
of dsrsfi. grcwlh--fome Of which. have juitly as-
led mach celebrity wi |, our ableii PhyGsians
..~PRAC77cE Or PH1'sIC, as uiua.. with re.
fults correspondent TO lie improved Aa'e of mod
ern Med,cine u None need apply, bas the in
tegens the rallcnal, and she vie all Others arc
referred to old women-white W es-fpinissrs-
dr,ye.lers vagrants-- -chaImers ignoramuies- -
gull catcher ---levellers TOY deaers--eoifsum-
mongers------or they may apply dirss!y to the
D. ,vii,rsj dos7ar B;asnT or call on icme e. siapis'
Posr MASTER, or szsd;saj Book SELL PROVIDED
he be properly dubbed, and continued, By re
sisi sfpsiatnsas e--of which, importan cirenm
fiance. iet the applicant PARTICULAR !! !.
10 inform hlmielt-lea aching otherwise, he fail q
. exys and it,e1v asDsy BIZ ~sssy !
Portland, 4,h utt. 1918 Il
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-10-04


On the f9th-ult. MalaE Lone at Pennington
was consccratcd and it's officers installed in due
form, by the Right ,vershipful OLIVER BRAy,
Esq. of Portland, Deputy lsfand fIasterofiA e Dis
irict. The public services were introduced with
soemn music after which dasfont and, eloquent
prayer was made by tie Rev. Or AARgfs. of
Dorchester, Past rrand Chaplain, and Correspond
ing Secretary oftEe GrandLodgc Of tIas 4husetts;
and an ingenious Grafton Cd the bfstory, prfnci-
pies, and beneGcent tendency of Free Masonry,
was delivered by Brother.I l.. CHiLD, Esq. Of
Winsow. To this succeeded tho ceremonies OF
Conservation, and the inyessiture and installation
Of officers. A solemn ard instructive Charge was
delivered by the Deputy tirand Master, and Be-
nediction pronounced by the Crasd Chaplain.
Rot onI-' TO alarge collection OF Masouc Breth-
fen but TO the assembly convened on the occasion,
the service were Very interesting.
From Tie Meetlng-House the members OF the
Fraternity returned in procession to the Hall in
the Academy winch was fitted up with much taste.
adorned with iestoaus of evergreen ard cmbolEsh.
ct with wreaths cncircling the memoriaIs az
FAITH, ROPE and CT ARilY. Here lber-
al entertainment WAS supplied; aud beotherly
love, benevoieaee dharmoey d,fiped Their kind
lest infucncog among the guests.--Hcl xfduoca..
Fell Reclec.--~xe Yesterday the Portland Regiment.
Under Lieut.. COL 0ssool, was reviewed AID in
spected; after wIicllthey went through variety
Of eyolutions with their asnal correctness.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-10-04
DIEL.

DIED.
In Scarborough, on The 25th ult, Mr.. Stephen
Andre VS., aged 90. M
At Turner, the ST. inst. MRS. Pcrsis Greedy,
wife Of Rev. Allen Greedy, s,d dang liter OF The
late Rev. Job Swift, d. ID
Al H .nover, N. n. onihe t4.h ul, Of typhus
fever, Mr.. Albion Pierce of Fryctntg Mc.l
Member Of the Senior Class in Darsmou b Col
lege.
In Sharon, (Msss. Lemue Fuller aged 20.
AlFort Lewis, Mi John B. Murdoch, OF The
oh u S Reg,.of Ia.ansry. aged %; native
of Esnnec,icui. 49,
In N. H. Csrt. Samuel Mcclure. late Of Han
over.
|. In Maryland, John NJ. Gardner, master COM
msndsn. in the navy.
In Newyork, John Wood murdered on his
way home by one Patrick Hasi. wood-sawyrr,
With billet of wood.
In Boston, DIR. Arson Smith. sged do, ares
pectablc inhsbissnt of Kingston, y ,per Canada,
formerly of Burlington W.
In Northyarmouh, LIST inst. Miss I!u.ca Hays
daughter Of Deac. J. Hayes, aged 49,
In his town, Mrs. Elizabeth, consort Of Mr.
samuel l.. Raymond, aged %.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-10-04
move the sympathy 0. American citizens for

hlofe tue Sympathy OF AnlcfCau VIii<SuS ~
the fate Of Bonaparte
Passing over the millions sfs shieh
he has plundered from Anne citizens ~
on the high seas, under bis tstirae 5,
(which we shall be told is u rs sn lust,
because those DEGREES were IN
the British orders in coun - "a
piece Of Napoleon's magnaasmsty and Ioue To-
wards the citizens of the u. States, that -ad-
mits OF no question as to the character oft.
Having by false and insidious appearances,
lu,ed ten or twelve millions of American prop
erty into the. ports Of France, Bonaparte by
one fell swoop, bis Rambouillet decree, placed
the whole OF this property under sequestra-
TOP, and afterwards converted it to his own
use-not one silver Of which has ever been
restored. By this nefarious act, tho families
OF hundreds o. American citizens, in the en-
joyment OF competence and some in aifluence,
were reduced to bcggary and wretchedness.
lt1would be barbarous to expect such citizens
to'sympathise for the fate Of their Imperial
robber.
/. The sympathy, then, which is expressed
by our democratic journals for the fate of Ma
poleon, must necessarily be Of no ordinary
kind, since il is thus INDUCED at the expense
Of national pride as wcil as of fellow feel
ig.-.N. Y. Herald.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-10-04

LINES


Wrifen al de Craze Of the late Lieat. Waters
" Toll for the brave Y whose life has sped,
Whose groans are hnsh'd 10 taaly bed;
No more shall roll the frenSiel eye,
Nor pain extort the frequent sigh
No mortal sorrows shall intrude
Upon thy prisons solitude.
" Weep for the brave !" whose youthful form
Stood firm amid the battle Storm.
Whose lofty spirit scorn to bow
Till foeInan's death-shot laid him low;
The willows pensive bows shall wave
In gentle whispers DER thy grave.
" Sweet sleep the brave - thy victory's won.
For calm as summers set thy sun
Tho not parents boating eye
Was nigh to weep, and see tl:re die,
Tie heavenly comforter was near,
Thine eye to close, thy soul to cheer.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-10-04
NOTICE.

A IL perfous ipdebsed 10 The sabfcriber, either
BY note or book accent, previous TO May
ISIS are hereby feqaeiied 10 call and fsis.e thu
fare lefue November term o'heiwiie he WI
be uncer the diizgreeable aecsihy OF putting them
10 the hands Of an attorney f.. collection
EBENEZRR HATCH.
Corham, O9
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-10-04
MILIT.aRY- FUNERAL.

The remains OF the late Lieut. X. WATERS.
who died of wound received in the action
between the Enterp ize and Boxer, were inter-
red on "Wednesday last with military honours.
The funeral party, commanded by Captain
SHAW, consisted Of the Rife and Light lnfan-
try companies and the Mechanic Blues. The
pail was SUI ported by six Captaius,selected
from the artillery and infantry of the militia.
The funeral was attended by officers OF fhe
navy and army and militia officers in Uniform,
and . numerous cohcourse of citizens. Itpro-
ceeded from the house where the deceased
last dwelt, in king-streef, to the Rev. Mr..
Nichols Meeting House, where funeral SER
vice was performed by the Rev MIR. Ke-
logg-thence to the place OF ntcrnent.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-10-04
ADMINISTRATORS S.fLE.

BY virtue OF Authr,ty nom he Hon. Samuel
Fieeman Esquire Judge Of Probate 81. for he
County OF Cumberland-wlIl be sold a, putlic
ae',on par, OF the personal Esta'e of HENRY
FROST late of Pejipsco, IN SAT- County Gentle.
mn d. ceased, at the late dwelling house OF said
deceased in Pejipsco., on Tue sdsy the l7lh Of
October next NJ one O'Clock p. M consisting
f the following articles viz-two Oxen, one
inrse, one cd. forty four sheep, half Mcrno
Buck, and sui 81 uniforr, enc. sword
WILLIAM FROST, Adnnsaisrasor
peiipsco, Sept so h 1915
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-10-04

Sep. 26 sIoop Ranger, Prince. Baltimore
"-- venus, Williams, Boston
27- Caleb Strong. S.anwood. Boston
!" schr Franklin. Bates. BsItimorc
60 Relief, B.xser. Newyork
80 sioop Fox, Wheeler, Boston
0cs. 2 - Ranger, Gaul, do
cLEARAHcss.
Sebt 90 sloop Bristol, smith for St. Andrews
/, :. - Ranger. pflrc.. do
" brig Susan, Woodbury., do
80 schr. Relief, 1axes. Hewyerk
" stoop Caleb Strong. StAnwood, ,ston
Oct. 5sioop Ranger. G.ui, BRISTOL
- Fisc-sistess, Hobart, Nswhaven
. scAr Fa.ekin Bates, ST. Andrews
:. sloop Venus. Williams. do
Wednesday s,ps 81. - Arrived brig Leopard
Capt. N rrss, As days from he By of II ondarss,
VA the Havana. AT The former place, his YES
sci and cargo were seized and sold w,lhou,ieven
the form ola trial, by the In.endant. We un.
derstsnd The owners will apply 70 The British
Court OF Admiralty for redress.
vEssELs LsFr,
A, Fort Royal, Sept. 10, ship Sally Bsxer,
Of W,sc.ssst briggs Maria, Groce, at R4th,no'
sod--N4ncy, Bsllsrd, Of Hslloweli. 70 sail in 4
d.ys--schrs. Globe, Dolphin and Harriet. OF
ID ,msrlscotta, no, sod--brig Cra'itude, Snow,
81 days from Portland, was going in.
At S.. Bsrts, Seas. 10, brig Adrastus, WI
hams, X .nnebunk.~-Ship Swf sure, of Bah /.
Abby aria, of 40; Bison, Of S eco and Re-
trisve, Of Portland. were driven ashore 10 the
bur. icane Aug 90, and had been cosdemncd.
A S.. Ubes, Aug l3 brig Or limbo, Adams,
Of Portland, Just arrived from Opnro.
The brig Leo. Webster, Of Portland, arrived
at kew-Yo'k on "Wednesday last, 10 So days from
81. Petersburg.
Brig Favori,e. Lord, from Keuneb bunk. has %
| at Por,-su Psince.
VESSELS sroKES.
Sept 1. LAT. So. long IS. spoke schr. Potomac
of Bath, IS dsys out from Chsrlesto ton S. c, hound
10 CadiN In sigh. Cape Cod, spoke he ship
| William Carleton, of Wiscsssei, from CEarles-
.on for Bosto on, with FIRE and main op.masi and
DO wslri. g.nc, carried awsy ID se.ere & Ie o.,
| he Is b Sepiember--'.ad been oul Is days
Sept. "a. IL. ~ hong. g. new schos ar, D.
W,seasset firm Bah, hound 20 ejfaa. (Eng.
ky--haile5 he., but could nor unaerss and he
| name, (oat believe il WAS TROY
CAUTION. We undef stand ,hst he Liehf
House on Poin, .Jadfd, in he Sound, WIS blown
down in The late gate and tis: no lish, has been
shown Oh the G4Ls ipce the storm.
The gale of the lAl Sept. wss ve7y seys. q,
swsnsborof N. c md grea, dsmse+ was done.
Sch. De5ofGh. Of n. Lo4d n, ID, to ell for
n Yutk, was lost, bu most If ner cargo s-ved.
Sch oaimagnndi,,tof Swsns5oro', ", nj on shore
drove ever corE6e.d wi:h DO a anchors on,
and went in 0 lie woods I about four mites frsnl
the beach where she em~ined upright. In h,
progress she ps,tea one cable, and with her att
chors tore up trees Of considerable bisness.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-10-04
1900 A.-bigbsf Prize.
Canal Lottery--aecond Clafs.
Only five Dollars per Iicksf.
SCHEME

$4,000 Tickets at S dds each. 60, 900
Nc, TWO Banks 10 Prize and 40 DEDUCTION from
Prizes
Part Of 5,s P,issss s. Sss n;asd ard pail a, fsf-
iozgs viz "a.
Firii fifteen hundred drawn B!arss to be entitled
10 fix dollars each.
r.. N n,,,hor
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-10-04

IT AKEN by ecusion and viii be fold ~ pub
lick vendue. al g. GREELY's Auction Room
in Portland, on Saturday, the 2sth day of -oetoher
next, ~ eleven O'Clock NJ. AL the right IL equ'-
ny of redemption thar Thomas d. O.good has in
and TO certain lot of Land with all the bni'cngs
privileges and appurtenances thereto belsng,ng.
being the fame on which faid Ofgood now lives
fituated nPortland and bounded a. follwo, viz -
Noshefly spiset ou bridge nfeet wefawsrd SO
feet BY iandof WilliamN dsery and Hotasio Souls
gate, hiqr.' iouihefy 60 fee ny c0stsus.s sssd
ftreet lane eaiierly 80 feet by land aslongiag
TO the heirs of Salmon Chafe, Efq deceafed he
same being mortgaged TO William Vaughan. Elq
for the fun of 500 dollars, on which 10 due about
four months interef
DAVID PEAsE, ConGabIe of Por,'ssd.
Portland. sept 90. 1875
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-10-04
Ahiiah Hatch's Will.

NOTICE i hereby gwen that the Ian viii and
- tefismc of ABIJAH HATCH. late Of North
Yarmouth. in the couoty of Cumberland, Black
imith. deceafsd has been presented 10 me for pro-
bate by iAary Hatch, the executrx sherein named,
and that Wednesday the a5,h day of October
neat, at ten clock N i aligned to take proof of
the fame al court of ProbMe then TO be holden
2. the Regifsers Office 10 Portland within and for
the county Of Cumberland when and where all
perfons g ncerned may be prefens and Thew eaufe
il any they have why the laid will fhoud or fhoua
not be approved and allowed
SAM. FREEMAN. Judge of faid Court.
Sept 81 1916.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-10-04
90 7Aousand Dollars.

This Clafs will commence drawing in Bottom IN
OCTOBER next unefs he fale II he Tickets
ihould be fuch 70 julsly az earl Ter drawing in
w.ieh cafe the Managers will give feasonabe no.
tice shreagh the newspapers The h'gheG Prize
will be paid in hinety days after the drawing is
completed and all the other pTzss q lixsy days,
d at any time within enc year at e. zach compile.
ZION If demanded bur not afterwards. Paymens
be made in bills generally current in this Com
monwealth.
SAMUEL. J PRESCOTT,
TYLER BIGELOW Aaaag<rr
10 EPH swan
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-10-04
TICKETS q QUARTERS,
IN the above Lot,e,y for fale at

r., fsnase Lottery Office. Whole at S Quarters At
81 also tickets nsves apo Quarters,
in the Union Canal Lottery now drawing. Whole
at 5o-Halves 81 g. Quarters I dollar
II will be we'll TO remember that an opportuni-
" neglected, can never be recalled. Tickets will
rife Don. Oct 4ih.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-10-04

TOMORROW. at II O'Clock. H. III.
vHfiLL be fold at Public Nutton, without fail.
" the HOU and LAND now occupied by
Mr. John P!ummer Etuzed on Cumberland ftreet
E. GRIZZLY. Aueaioneer
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-10-04

Five hundred numoefs will eonfitute days
q aw'ng and he s'aaonafy Pi,ses will be deter
mined accordingly.
The Stationary Prize to be drawn on the fir-
een day will be pa'c in two hundred Tickets cS
Five Dollars each and numbered from No. 4ooI
20 % ;@aad from No. 1901 70 1900. inciu6vs.
The Tickets conllitui ing this Prize will be dev-
cred 10 the holder of the fortunate number againia
which they may be drawn, Immediately after the
d. awning of the Lottery ihaII be completed. The
holder of this Ticker a. little caculsrion win
new. may obsaiD fer Eve DsLs,s snIy nearly
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-10-04
MAP RTED

In this 'own by he kev.Mr Psyson Mr. AN
rHoNY FEeNALp mer TO Miss K AcHEL BoSD
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-10-04

Norfh lWmouth academy.
THIS sci,soi u oien for the admission Of pu
pills Of bo.h sexes. 81 three dollars Tet quarter,
under HE tuition of Mr.. 4. w. Newton.
Boaid IN reasonable te ms csn be obsncd
nesr the Acsdemy. Z RUSSELL, Sec'ry.
Ocf.2
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-10-04
VESSELS sroxHx.

CAUTION. We ands stand hist he Liea.
Hqase on POM .JadtA, in he Sound, WIS hlou
down IN he late gale ard tha;no Ugh. has bee
shown on the GuLs ipce the storm.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-02-20

The above statement gives in New Eng
land in the thetwo Houfes, Yeas :, Nays
so. OF the Is who voted for the war,
three only remain in congress, and i'll the
next congress, Mr.V afnum will be the on
ly man from New. England, who voted
Tor the war. In the states east of the
Delaware, the votes for the war in the
two houfrs were 22-against it43.
In the states of South Carolina, Georgia,
Kentucky, rcnueisee and Ohio, the votes
for the war in the two houlcs were 20,
againt it 2.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-02-20

Esfrad ga letter jro0s Gen. 9o11e
Csvernor CLai6o,us, Camp 4 mil, .yn Z, z
~, ORLEANS, Jan. 10. 'sSs'
!" Providence has crowned our
with fuccefs. The enemy beipe = s'ns
family harrfed with our ar,illery 's s
both banks Of the river, hayino "a, T. ION
greatly in the affairs previous to - l.' IS
init. and in the battle Of thar a., 'a
the night of the Isth precipi,a,eI, 20
treated leaving eighty Of. their xo !.
ded, including two officers and foa~ ss'''
pieces of artillery, emonglf which !. y y
eighteen Founders with their carr;,' !
complete. ~
Son The morning of he 18th IL.
envy retreated from For, ST. philips' ~ =.
bonbarding the forr for nine dav, - y,
throwing upwards of one thoulsoa ' :.
inch ihells, with no other eilea than IL Z
Lug one man and wounding fcven.
!" The prifoners acknowledge ! lo,cs i L
upwards of 1000 in killed, wouoded i. 40 !,
milling, the flower of their arnv. ;us ~
ding their principal officers.--Iouif,0,
is again clear of an enemy.-This bo,a
ed army of Lord Wellington Is nsa,ly
dcltroyed.-Will not this be 4 ftyo..
argument in favor of peace at Gheut j
a letter from Wilmington. Of the Ilth
mentioning the mott recent accounts from
New Orleans fays, the body or Ii. Cen
Packenham had been put in fpiri.s 10 |,
conveyed to England that Maj. Gen
Gibbs was buried in Louiiiana. that M;
Gen. Keane loft leg and part Of II
thigh; and that Gen Lambert left Oo,e
with his wounded, eating that they were
too much injured TO be removed and r.
commencing thsm to Gen. J4cklsnt
humanity.