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FL AN AWAY from the subscriber
90, who residesin the town of Alexan-
tIria. on the Esd instant, negro man
ramed ISAAC, formerly the property of
Mr. Ferdinand Marsteiier---by trade a
baker. stout made, supposed to be about
+ S feet Z Or inches high, SIS years old.
hard of hearing, has lost two of his fore
teeth-had on a roundabout jacket and
trousers OF horne made grey twilled cloth,
and fox-skiin cap. 1t is probable lie may
change his cloathing as he has blue
coatee and trousers at his wife's. Who
ever viii apprehend the said slave and de-
liver him to me or secure him in any Jail
so that get HING shall receive Ten Eot'
lars reward. His wife belongs to Miss
Fowler, near Pohick churth--he proba-
bly, may be about some Of the fishing
landings. All persons are forbid harbor.
inc, employing or carrying him off, at
their peiil.-If he is taken within twenty
miles, whoever delivers him to me shall
receive fen Dollars, and if further all
reasonable charges paid.
JeInimah Mutt.
April Is. If
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For Sale or Rent.
n,.- RyL,e- Hoatse md IOf.

fronting ON Wassingtoa-strset SIS feet.
{ inches to a 10 foot alley from Washing
~, 81 columbus-street, "a feet fronting
- the bake house. Ii required the whole
NAV be had on Washinston-street 7sfeet
6 iaahes with the Improvements. Apply
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LOST,

IN THURSDAY LAST, betweea
" the Washington Tavern and L: W.
Psyton's Store, a yellow Morocco P0CK!
EFT BOOK, containing two Five Dolla.
Notes and some small change; be sides
some accounts which can be Of no use to
any person but the owner. Any pc rson
finding it, shall be literally rewarded, by
leavingit with the PRINTER.
April 60 str
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Pul,lic salc

p . :.
BY yirture Of decree Of the United
States Circuit Court of the District 70
Colmas;a, for the County of Alexan-
dsia, on Saturday the 9th Of May next
at o'clock will be sold on the pre-
misses, all the REAL EsrArE Of Mr..
Nathaniel G: Huster deceased, cone
sisting of
Sundry Lots of GROUND.
On Fairfax, Duke and ROYAL Streets,
ALSO,
A GROUND RENT 81 $50 Dollars
per aiinum on the Lot and House on Fair:
fax street, aow occupied as dwelling
by Charles Slade.-Sold subject to Mrs.
Hunters right of dover.
THE COMMISSIONERS
April, 80. t..
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Salt AAoat.

Salt Ahoat.
THE Subscribers have for sale ON
board the Ship BELLE SAVAGE, Capt.
Russell, and Schooners TEACHER, RE-
PUBLICAN. SALLY s. CAROLINE,
1000 bushels Lisbon and St.
Ubes Salt,
ALSO,
Landing from said Tesssls
IS hogsheads Molasses,
= ! S Sasss'' ana SUGARS
SO barrels n. York Pork,
80 boxes Tin, and
$50 barrels Tar.
ADAMS, HERBERT, 4 CO.
April Is. If.
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April a.

Sugar & Irish Whiskey.
D,hhds. Muscmado Sugar,
3 Pipes genuine old Irish Wmskey.
will be huded from the Baltimore Pack
ct, and for sale BIZ
JOSEPH Vaudeville.
April 6. tt. 81
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ICR SALE,
atfast Of L.aJNDix Faaqaier ssntaining
about
a759 ACRES,

4 Nd in the neigbborhood of the Court
IN House-It is strong land and we'll
wooded-good for grain Of all kinds, and
well adapted toplaister, and in possession
of Tenants from year to year, with the
exception of two or three, who pretend
to hold under leases for lives, and against
whom ejectments have been brought
For terms which will be liberal and ac-
commodating, apply to Robert Patton,
Esq. in Fredericksburg or to
Robert Patton, Jr.
Who will also sell, barter or exchange
for other property more convenient 10
him, a tract of land containing $4,000
ACRES in Bath County, Virginia, and
various other tracts in the Counties of
Harrison, Bath, Randolph, Monongalia.
and Kenawhai in the said state.
Anil Of. dSW
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Tip of the Ton.
JACKSON q WILBAR

= yACKSO.N e WILBUR
Respectfully inform the public that they
have on hand a complete assortment OF
Beaver Hats.
'.hey likewise take this method Of IL
forming It's public that all hats bespoke
will he attended to in particular man
ner, and they assure them trait every at
tention will be paid and an earnest en-
deavor used to give general satisfaction.
April 20. TT
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April Is.
For Freight
Re- the HEST INDIES.

For Freight
To the BEST LVDIES.
49,. The substantial Scn'r
49,. CONCERN,
s' Captain CLARK;
Burthen 900 barrels. will be ready for
the reception of a cargo in lew days.
Apply to the master or board, or
adams. Herbert 0gCo.
Who 1--we landing, this day, from sloop
Ed'rc''a, Collins, master, from New
York
IL hogsheads Mustoyado Sugar,
s ditto first quality Molasses.
April 20. ii
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puBLIsHED DalLK BIZ s. soVDEx RoYAsTREET ALEXANDRIA
TUESDAY, MAY E. 1915.
TO RENT

] = TWO story frame House, with a
II large Garden, situated on the west
side of Washington-street, between Duke
and Wolf-streets, lately occupied by Cap
tain Stephen Moore. For terms apply to
Mrs. PHnBE MooRE.
April 6. If
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Orphans Court,

.elerandria County. April Term, 1915.
hRDERED that the Administrator Of
" Joseph Birch. decd, do insert the
following advertisement three times a
week four weeks In the Alexandria news.
papers.
A sopy-Test:
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For Sale,
e&R~ The Brig Columbia,
0Hk4Ae burthen about !, 200 barrels
- on accommodating terms
to the purchaser. APPLY to
Il. Veitch. q
Feb. 49,. #

Salt Atloat
6000 bushels Cadiz SALT on board
the Ship Wilhelmina for Sale by
L.dJpR.4SO.N & FOWLE.
Whe Aave also landing from, the Brig
.ann, Capt. Rousseau.
$ Ion lstqualIty st. Petersburg Hemp,
90 Bolts Russia Duck,
80 do. Ravens do.
50 Pieces Russia Sheetingss
April b.
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FOR SaLE,

4 TWO Story STONE HOUSE,
"a IL .Mddleburg, lately finished,
which is we'll calculated for family,
with good cellar and kitchen unders
neath-two half acre lots, under good
enclosure, a well of most excellent wa
ter, stable, carriage house, &c. A bar
gain may be had if application s'made in
4 short time to the subscriber on the pre-
misses.
Edwin c. Brown.
Middleburg, March 15--18. 2m.
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FOR SALE.

Prime Pork and Mess Beet in barrels.
10000 lbs. choice Bacon.
1900 lbs. Venis0n Hams.
Old Holland Gin.
1000 bushels Salt, suitable for fisheries.
Anew boxes smoked Herrings.
ALSO,
A general assortment Of Groceries az
usual.
Apra g 4
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-03-22
HY ihF hA~T MAILS.


Maj. Gen. Thomas Pinckney has received
from Ad. Cockburn information, that in con.
sequence of the generals having commsni.
Gated 10 him tho ratification OF the Treaty. Of
Pesce, the Admiral derives great pleasure
from having it thereby, 10 bis power, TO give
immediate orders ior stopping al further hos
iliy OH the part Of his Brllannic msjesty's
forces on this station agalns, the y. States,
Another BaHts ar The Sou.h.
We regret 10 lcarn, that OH the 8 h Of Feb.
a British force Of fzvtnty vessels of fUar and
nine TRANSPORTS, commen need an attack on ior,
Bowyer ut Mobile Point, about 100 miles
east of N. Orleans. The result, bowe,er,
wan not known at the ciy oi Moblie, al lhe
date ofour last sdvices The csnnonading
had then been heavy and incessant Tor Sd
hours, and was still continued. Twelve hun.
dfed militia and Indians were prepared TO
embark at Mobile, 33 miles from the scene
Of battle; bul were delayed by contrary winds.
AS the nine transports landed their troops,
five OF SIX miles below the iort, soma hours
before the cannonadIng began, il is suppose d
the attack com .nenced ,simuitaneousiy on the
land and the river.
The American force at the fort was only
-four bundled men, and these suppied aiih
provisions for on'y ten doys.-Ihatthese 400
men should have SO long resisted the Uni,ed
attack Of 81 eat miitary aud naval iOrGc
Is indeed astonishing,
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Ertracts from Brooks Gazetteer.
ALGlERS,


One oitnr states OF Ba'oay, bounded on
she L by ruuis, on tie N by the Msdher.
ran, an ,.n ,ae >. by Moum Atlas, and on the
w. ey M,to,ca. |, extends 600 miles from
4 to w Inc ar is very sLpc ratc, aud
the i,ud toward he no'th fertile in corn.
The vaseys are tai of fSuit +; nut great part
Is d ,pouataip9a. ant oatccn, The melons
have Oh rxquisite taste, some ut whi;h are
ripe ia suW.per, aaJ othc's In winter The
Stems of tire VINE, are 80 large, ihat u man Can
hardy Z asp them win III, arms; & he bunch-
es III grap,s ,e Too, aud n at long. |, Is di-
vided i0to tntee PROVINCES, VIZ: Iicmssm OH
the w ruerlc oa TIA. >, and Cnas,ania on
shc 4. OF the ci,y OF A,giers. The Turks,
wao hare the gpvernment IN theif psods, are
not above sevss ,buusahd Ga oumhet and
yet the Moors, ~ oeti,es OF Alrea, have no
sh,re IN u. L. Is ony k,pd os ,epuhiic en-
Der he pro'ecioo oi the gr,nd sisno~, ava
/, Ia COVE ned " aspvsreiEn, called the De.,
,yho, aow, yer, can do nothing os consequence
witsout the corncil Of the Jaol.saries tn
ArAos, wao 1.-Two IA 'cnt., sre distinct peo.
pie, COVE bcd by their owo laws std magIs
tralss, tnpush tue Turks in's.pose as oneo
a, they please. Tne dey Of A'sicrs is ao ab
soiuie molrch. but elected by ,hc Turkish
soIiiers aoi freaaenily dcposed and put to
dcaih by them. The revenues OF the GOV
,ernmeni arise from the irIbute paid by the
Moo, and \ abs, detachment of the army
being seat into each province every year to
collect i, and the prizes they take at see
s,mctimes equal the taxes they lay npon the
natives. fhe dey has several Thousand Moors
in al, sc',vce. bp,n horse and foot; aud th,
seys or SicsrSSs Of The provinces, have each
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-03-22
BOSTON, March 90.
Loss Of fhe IH0.

A Charleston paper of the 7lh inst. gives
an accouo Of the loss Of The lno prva,ee sol
his po,t, which was chased on ,bore, on ne
Raccoon X y, by BIu~h tIs1te -lhe
crew, after having gliieuIly dove of t~" de-,
,achmen,s Of boats, effected thclr escape Oh
,bore, Oh rats, Win The exception ol Two en-
y, who were taken by the eneWy. IAc
Charleston publishet says, the commanded oi
the Blush fngste had been informed Of the
peace !; and tha' his Conduct, IN this Instance,
was waDtvp, cruel and disbonotable.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-03-22
FroD, Ne7v. Orleans.

Since our last, accounts f'om New,O leans
have oeen received 10 Feb. 10, aud L, ankfori
Ky } 10 the 27ta. The tormer make no
n'enlion of ,ny expected attack on the cuy,
but are c1nhDed 10 some small Affairs at the
Bay Of 81. Louis, where two OF our troops
were wounced, and three of the euemy were
kihed, aud 27 prisoners taken, including a
baval Officer vi some rank OF the death oi
John p Combs, Esq. snd Mr. William VIII
liam, ot wounds received In the gallant de-
fence Of ,he my, and Of much oickOes, p'e'
vaihng 10 the army The Frankfort a'ticle
states, ,ha, Geo. Jackson nad received iotelh-
gence that the Briusn had ief, Ship Island,
and were doubtless gone home that an ex-
ped,ion wen! from M bile, agaios, The Creek
Indians, and nad retu ned win 40 raihpuo,
D IS, So Post9n Goxettr
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-03-22
NEWPORT.
"WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1915.
NOTICE.

THIS number completes six years
since the commencement of this establishment To
those of our patrons who have pucctuslly paid their
bills we tender our thanks Many accounts still re-
main unsettled, which are OF ong standing Those
whose accounts Of more than eighteen months
standing are informed their bliss will remain in the
hands of the printer ,Aree zveeks after which they
will be put in the hands Vi Justice Of the Peace.
w. SIMONS.
y erppors, Ma, ch % 1915
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fort Bowyer is composed ef s'eilirg natrfi:
ais, and viii oDy be cerqusI,u ty an over.
wbeIn.ipg force.
Maj Gen. M'lnrcsb has not yet arrived,
tut is expecied IN few days 80 is The ~ne-
~, for he Can penetrate ihe Pass Htion
with small vessels ard leave the ioI, In his
rear. an prepared for him. The troops
l have the honor to eommsnd are in 6ne spir-
It's, and full OF militsiy ardor.
have The ionor 10 be, SC.
WlNCHES1 LR, Big Gen.
Mobile Point empues into The Gulph Of
Mexico few leagues K. oi Ship Island, tho
rendezvous OF the B.nisb expedition against
Ncw.Orleans. Mobile town is 80 miles from
the mouth OF The river, and about as fsr from
Prnsacols.
Col. Haynes, from New.Orleans at Wash.
ingtoD, says IL was believed that the princi-
pal part OF the forces Of the British on the a.
bandonment OF New.Orleans, went IL Mobile
Point.
The Mobile Is claimed by the Spaniards as
part of W. Florida. and BY the u. S. as
part Of louisiana. Our force took pos
session sometime since.
1t is reported from savannah that the Br
have taken Mobile. Il is supposed Fort Bow
yer may be meant.
The official communication Of peace prob
ably reached Mobile on the lst Of March.
Rssf. PAL
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eonsdt ing ycu, general, as The man ar Ais
right hand, whom lie has ken pains 10 Ii,
ont for the important comyDission of our de.
asnce, we extol that fecnodny Of geaius, by
which, in an instaEt of the most ciscoutag.
ing distress, you created unforeseen resour-
ocs, raised, as II were from the ground, hosts
of intrepid warriors, and provided every vul-
nerable point with ample means Of defence.
TO him we trace that distinctive superiority
OF your mind, which al once, rallied around
you universal confidence, impre ssed one ire.
sisliblc movcment 10 all the Earring elemenis
of which this political machine is composed,
arcused their slumbering spirits, and diffused
through every rank that noble ardor which
glowcd in your own bosom. To Him in fine,
wc address our aekncwiedge emenis Tor that
consuiuIpate prudence which defeated all the
combinations OF a ssgJcious enemy entaDged
him in the vety shares which he had sp' cad
before US, and succeeded in ffecling his utter
destruction, withOui once, exposing the lives
Of our citizens. Imnnortal thanks be 10 his
Supreme NJ ,jGsry, 10, sending Us such an in.
e,rament Of his bountiiul designs gilt OF
that value is the best token OF the continuance
OF his protc ction--the most solid encourage
ment TO os to sue for new fayors.. The III 81
which It ernboldcns is humby to supplicate'
as r is tho nearer to our throbbing hearts, Is
tina, you may long enjoy, General, the honor'
Of your grateful country, OF which you VIII
permit US 10 present you pledge IN this
wreath of laurel, the prize OF victory, the
syhbol Of immortality. The next is speedy
and honorable termination of the bloody con-
cost in which we are engaged. No one has
SO eliicaciousy iaborsd as you, general for the
acccleration Of that blissful period may we
soon reap tina, sweetcs, fruit of your splendid
and uninterrupted victories
Gcnerat Jaekson's .fnscer.
REVEREND SIR receive win gratitude
snd pleasure The symDoical crown which pie
~ has prepared, receive it in The name OF
The brave men who have SO effcctuaiiy sec
onded my exettioDs for. the preservation OF
their country-they vol deserve The iaurels
which their country will bcstow.
For myself, to nave been instrumental in
the dc,iNersnCe Of such a county.is ghc grea-
tes' blessing tina, Heaven could confer. That
il has been fected VITA So little ios,--that SO
few tears should cloud The smiles of our tri
umph, and not u cypiess leaf be inlcrwov.n
IN he w'eath which you present, is source
OF the most exquisite enl yment.
na0k you, reverend SIR, most sincerely,
fo' the prayers wnicn you offer up tor my
happiness. May these your patriotism die
tates for ou, beloved county be hIs, heard.
And may mine for your indiy yidual prosperity,
as well as mat oil the congregations commit
ted 10 your cave, be favorabiv rcceived-,he
prosperity, the wealth, the happiness of this
ciiy will then he commensurate with the
courage and other great qua!itics OF lis In
hsbitpnts.
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Cety eta iener from Brtg Gsn. James Vim
chester 10 ihe Secretary ef Har, Gafsd

Coty cfa ietttr from Brtg Gsn James Vim
chester 10 he Secretary y Har, dared
hoBILE, ISh FEB 1915.
On the 8 h inst. For, Bswyer, Oh Mobile
Point, was invested by the forces OF the enc.
r. oy land aud ws,cr'-The rosr,ns OF can
non commenced early IN the morning, and
cont,nued with shori intervals, day and night.
until tie lth, when the firing ceased until
his mo ming, ~ va, not heard owing to a
,,rous n w wind Al 9 o'clock this morn
ing, the weatbe' calm, a tremendous firing
,f srtiiiety was again heard, and continue
about one hour, then ceased, or could not be
heard Oh account of the wind. | am unin-
formed as TO the strength oil the enemy, but
il must be considerable. Near, or quite, 100
sail oil vessels, of all sizes, were laying of
Dolphin Island within sight Ut the fort. On
this isIind the enemy has landeds large
force, as well as on Mobile Poinf. ! have
thrown q detachment across the bay in order
" effect a diversion Of his forces. I know
not the resni, yet, bu, have sanguine expee.
,a,ions I shall succeed. Tho garrison OF
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-03-22
COMNU.lIC1IION.

Al the March term Of the Supreme Court,
held IN this town, II Is sad they detected ono
OF the candidates IN the Fsdersl Prcx, in a
ofhC, hitherto source of subsis tnoe or
btaneh ot conmefte, now giowO obsolete,
and which the friends Of humanity had fond y
hoped, forever expioded,) in giving b,li of
sale Of human being, born III This lown--bue
which the CUurr nade void, and The negro re-.
gained his freedom by remsinina IN his ma
tive state, whith he preferred TO southern
residence, To vi ich he was destined.
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Aquatic Dinner and Ball

Ertracf Of a iener from gentleman at Sack
etf's Hur6or, 10 his jrlend an New. York ,da-
ted March Oh, 1915.
Having seen in The newspapers various
manifestations oi Joy on the 'etufn OF Peace,
permit me to state what took place on lis be,
Inc received al 'Seokeu's Harbor.
son Wedne stay atte ernuou the ist instant,
Com Chauncey give an exceiIen, Dinner to
he oshcer, OF the navy, amy and ci' zrns,on
board oi his Nag SHIP the Superior. Tbe
same evening the ward room officers gave
sp,endd Ball and supper 'he assen64gc
was hume rous, near one bundled /. Idie $, and
upwards of two hundred and fly Gentlemen.
The dancing was upon the upper decK,whioh
was covered and COM pletely enclosed d bJ aw-
pings, decorated win hags of he At. For
chandeliers, were substituted military wca.
pon,, which were very ingenlously pioo I'd
and, whist they served to illuminate 'hc
Ball, was an otDan'enl, and added (in ,he
eyes OF the martial men) dieni,y 10 the scene,
10 sno"t, The " tout en,e mble" would have
done hoaor TO your ciiy."
From the National Inteingehcer of the 18Th inst,
From tom Woaore DhcATUR
Extract Of a heHS" tram Com. S,ehhcn Dec.
Iur 20 nr orC'f'd'y Y tdc Napy, daIt0 .Ne7V-
York, March 6fh, 1878
IL NY Official ieucr of the IS h Jan. I omit
ted TO state, that a conside, abe number of
my killed and wounded was from the &C of
the P1mone, aud that the EndymIon had 90
.oa,d, in addition 10 her own crew, one lieu.
tenant, one nsster's mate, and so men belong
ing TO The Saturn, and when The action ceased,
was left rpo,ivniess and unnanageable uniil
she bent new sails, rove new tigsing, aud fish.
cd her spars, nor did she rel )in the squadron
tor SIX hours after the action. and three hours
after the surrender of the President. My
sword was deliver, d ~ Capt. Hays, of the
NJ josuc, the senlnr offi et OF the squsdron,
oo AIS quarter-deck, which he with grea, po.
iteness INN, dlately temfned have toe
honcr TO cnclose you my parole, by which u
will perceive toe Is i,ish adm iha, the P,esi
dcni was cap ured by the sqosd'o o. | should
hsve deemed 1t unnecessary TO nave dtawn
YOU attention 20 tins ooumen,, had no, the
tact teen stated d'fcren,y by the Bermud.
q ssue On on rival there which state ment,
novever, the eJito' vas coupel,td d To retraGt
through the inie ference of the Governor snl
some uf the Briis officers of me squadron
The great assiduiy ot D.. Treseu, and
>Nt Ieon's mates DIX and WICkcs, 10 the
wouadcd, merit tue highest approo,tion
The only otlicer baGly wounded is midship-
man Richard D.,e, VINO lost ,eg, ciicum.
stance te be particularly regretted, ss ne IS d
y9ung man possessed oil eve,y quality to make
a Jisting uisaed officer.
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Latest from New Orleans.

Extract ofa letter 10 a gentleman in Bos
da!ed ieW.Orieans. Fec Is.
"Thc last flag of truce for the exchs
Of prisoners has not returned, and We arc
without any certain information Of the III,
men,s Of the enemy private report, howe
says, the greater par, Of the fleet has sa,
--From Dc ser,ers we bear they have los,
wards OF 40 bargcs, carrying at least
men, in cnGeavoring TO regain their ship
in a very bois,erous night.
"The Sd reg. u. ;. Infantry has arr
and de,achmen,s from two other regi,y
are on their way"
The Newcastle, Capt. the RI. Hon.
Geo. stuart t.eander, Csp,. Sir &. CD
Kt. (; Aess,s, Capt. Kerr; and ono o,he.
gate, all in pursuit of the u. s. frigs,e
s,itu,ion put into ST. Mithaels, beginifs
Feb. to obtain info' nation Of her. but he
nothing, would sail again, af,er ob;sinisSs
freshments, to continue the race. III
and A. lett Province,owu on the 2sth
and the Constitution had $ days the
them, but took different course from Il
British Commodore conjeeiused she We
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Arrived, on SUNDAY last, Spanish brig Felix
Cdsuaiidad, capt Sustscba, S days from Ha-
wanna. cargo molasses Capt S. informs,
that two 74's, friga,e and several transpor o,
arrived a, II. the day he sailed. with the re-
mainder of the troops from New. Orleans =
they left Ship -Island abou, the last of Ecb!
B,iish transports were daily sailing from tho
. II vana for Bermuda, with the SICK and woun.
ded troops from N. Otlesns. There was nc'
information at Havana OF, the capture Of
Fort Bowyer or Mobile, by the BRUSH.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-03-22

The following Is tie Only Information v
have oblai ained respecting IN. Macdonoush
The privateor big Eaedonough, Cap
Wilson, oil e guns, Tony l2's and abou, a
men, belonging to ]. D'Wofe, E.q. of B 1,
tol, K. ]. arrived at that port on oau d,
last, from ciuize -She sailed Dec. 25
gentleman who lett Providence on SuodI
morning, understood that sb. had been c, u
ing off Madeire, s.. and had taken only d
prize, an Enllisb sch. from 81. JohUs, n.
from the West Indies, which she burnt.
being of svfficient value TO send IN. Jan.
he NJ. fell IN with British transport SD
fuu of troops, engaged heI fo' upwards OF q
hour, and then left he,, aftes suffering ca
side'ably in her sails and rigging. apd ha'I
8 men wounded. Was likewise in!o,u
thai The Macdooough was CnIy days I'd
Savannah, where she pot IN 20 cbt ain nc Ss
the Peace, having heard report Of n at
Boston Palladium, March 81.