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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-27
New Teas, &c.

New teas, &C.
The Subscribers having altered their 6rn'
Of .Jossgh gRanlecitte, continue Their
business at the corner OF King & falr-
fax-Streets,
Hzere they cb;sr for SAFE,
10 quarter chests Gunpoyder
Is boxes Imperial
90 90 Soasts' chests Young Tyson
10 quarter chests Hvson.
10 ditto Hyson-Sein
Teas Of spod qualities,
priacpallY OF the late iu.portations at
New-York aud Boston.
lO,gON lbs. green and white Coffee.
Is bags old Java Coffee for fam. use.
Brown Sugars of various qualities.
$4,000 lbs. refined Sugars.
40 boxes 40. and 2 Chocolate.
so bags Fiiberts.
10 tierCes Rice.
S. bales first quail. Charleston Cot
ton.
pipes, , Genuine old Port
al-2 do. Wine.
Sl-2 pipes old London Particular
Madeira.
10 dozen Champagne. 8
10 hagsheads retailiug Molasses.
g boxes Lemons.
81 barrels Whiskev.
With general assortment Of the best
Vines, Liquors and Groceries, for cash,
e'upon the usual credits to punctuai Gus
tuners.
Mandevile & Larmour,
May Is. If
=. B. They expect parcel of choice
'hAREF, IN cases, in few DAYS.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-27
DAVID PEABODY

Has received in addition to his forme
stock. the following GOODS, viz.
DLACk. blue and snuf.colored Lon
I'D don Cloths
Blue and bue-mixed London Cassimeres
One case undressed Ginghams
One do. undress'd Cambrics, gerry cheap
One do. white and coiored Hose
Blue, olive and green cotton Cassimeres
Shifting long Cloths, Irish Shirtings
A and .-9 Irish Linens
Sattinets, Kersenetts, & domestic Cling
hams.
June so.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-27
.Ioseph pear.

rspEorFuLLy informs his Friends
+ and the Public. that he continues
!. e = on the CABINET BUSINESS
4" y III its varions branches, on Roya'
S 3 - rsar the Market, and has on
s.nJ some weil made FtTRNlFU SH.-
l sDl also informs the Public that he has
:, go, new HEARSE, and stock 70 make
S',FrINS if called for. He also makes
and reaairs S0PHAS and every kind OF
CHAIRS on the shortest notice.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-27
George Town, July q.
" anted to HIRE,
A COLOREE WOM.AN

From 90 to 80 years of age, who has
been accustomed to the care Of Children.
To one who may be recommended for
neatness, careIulness and good character,
LIBERAL wages will be given.
Apply to the PRINTER.
July 22.> eosw.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-27

!, ,,,,,u Tuesday and Friday,
w '' WILL BE SOLD,
yspdue Store, corner of Prince
hp0 and Water Streets,
A VARIETY OF
n,v Goods, Groceries, &c.
, '.,o,,lars Of which will be expressed IN
pau' the bills of the day.
- All Kind Of goods which are on
!. .,t;on aud the prices of which are
u'.a,s';a6ed. can at any time he viewed
s''s, n,,rchased at the lowest limitation
and 9ii'' p G. MtRsTFLLFR.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-27
London Goods.
The subcribers have imported in the Ship
BosroN, Captain FINLEY, from Lon
DON. (via Baltimore) an assortment OF
Seasonable Goods.
June so.

.4mong them are
TvxrRA best London superGne Cloths
ca and CaSsimeres. Waistcoatlngs,
Fancy and Wellington Prints, Cambria,
Book, Jaconet, Null. Leno, Whip
nett and Tamboured Musiins, ShaWls
and Handkerchiefs, Cotton Shirtings:
do. Hose, Irish Linens and Lawns.
Sewing Silk, Twist. Galloons, Ferret.
Buttons. Colored Threads, Pins, and Kid
derminster Carpeting.
BY the first arrival at this port from Ii
verpoo they expect an assortment OF
WOOLLENS.
G. & | P. Thompson
June 90.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-27
John z. Latruite,
Jezrelier and Saversnuth,

HHAS Just received handsome as
In sortment of GOLD AND PEARL
W oax of the newest fashion, and an ee-
giant assortment of LADIES e GENTLE
MEMS WATCH CHAINS OF the newest ia
shion and very low.
July 20. cow
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-27
mo. 1859
I awrason & Fowle.

oh anvil " pNlSs
Have this day landing and for sale at
their wharf, the CARGO of Schooner
Morning Star, Captain Hammett, from
Boston, consistineof
$50 boxes mould and dipt Candles, Of
superior quality
100 boxes brown Soap
90 barrels new mess and no. Beef
10 pipes superior quality Catalonia
Wine
100 reams large size Wrapping Ia
800 do. common do.
80 bundles sheathing Paper
go cases Salad Oil
90 do. Tumblers, Decanters. &c.
ofthe Boston Glass Mandatory
20 tons Plaster Paris.
For Freight.
,;EEE The Brig TRIM, James Cleve-
$780, land, master; burthen 1850 bar
rels, first rate vessel. ready for the i'm.
mediate reception of a cargo. Apply as
above.
June o..
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-27

Cotton, / Gas, Xc.
We hare on hand E cfsr for SHE,
so bales Virginia Cotton, CT very
superior quality.
SIS Whole and half chests first chop
Gunpow,er and Y. Tyson Tea.
so barrels Muscovado Sugars.
l0,00G pounds green & white Coffee.
hhels, Jamaica & Antigua Rum.
ditto and SO barrels second ano
third proof old Whiskey, fit for
family use.
Tencriife and Port Wine. very fine.
400 reams Wrapping Paper.
so k;,lf boxes first quality Cigars.
i bags PEPPER.
40 keys Sopreras.
$, tierces new Ere.
40 deem best I,.ondcn Mustard.
50 boNes Atouid Candies.
SO ditto English FIG Blue.
With a general assortment Of Greece
ries as usual.
BRYAN IIAMPsON SEQ
Nav 95.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-27
T.-W. Peyton and Co.

Corner Of King and Coltmbus-streets,
haze Just received and offer for sale,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-22
PETERSBURG, July IS.
OVERWHELMING CALAMITY!

Our day Of dreadful visitation has at
length arriyed-two thirds of the late
lourishing town of Petersbursh are in
ruins. About 9 O'Clock on Sunday night,
the appalling cry Of fire sounded in our
ears. and in an instant after, the alarm
bells confirmed the mournful truth. The
flames were seen to issue from stable
|inthe rear Of the dwelling house occupied
by MIR. John Walker, on Bollins-brook
street, and in the midst ola cluster of
Iuld wooden buildings. whose combusti-
be materials spread the destroying ele-
lnelt with electric velocity. In a mo-
Iment the flames spread far and wide,
lleyelling III their course both sides of
Boiling brook, and the north side of
Sack street, while the market square, Il
all the adjacent buildings shared SINH
lar fate 1t was hoped that tie stiffness
of the light and the width of Sycamore
street would stay the progress of the
ire in that direction. Vain hope Not
withstanding a number of houses were
blown up TO arrest its progress, the
flames caught on the west side Of Syca-
more, s in a few hours Frustrated every
house except two or three, as far as the
little bridge. The fire was at length ar
rested at opposite points Oh Old street,
laving consumed the houses to tie little
Iorid ,e on both sides of the street, eX-
ce,t the lew building Of Mr.. John b.
5.ead, sweeping with the Bosom OF des-
tructisn, almost every house to the
iyer's edge. At day break Yesterday
morning, tie fire began to subside, laN-
Ing RACED VITA undated fury, nine
Iaours and destroYed mass Of p.oI ctty
Nhichit is fearful to calculate. Persons
who never saw Petersburg, may form
some lea OF cur Gleadtul asituatlon,
when We state tat not more taau do
4en stores OF a y magnitude, escaped
| leetructlon.
We resget to state that several lives
we're lost By tie blowing up OF hoe,es--
3at We cannot Obtain positive Information
as to the persons, except one. whose
zane was Samuel AYERS native Of
astinore, aud who vas in the enP;oy
.. AIR. iAos. y atace.
| Ne:taer our ti,ne, nor our limited in
,srmatisu. nor our exhausted spirits.
yiii ALLOW Us to partcdiariZe. suffice
tie to say, it has iudeed been q season
ii dIeaL,'ui VISITATION 10 Our town.
| Before EllGa,, re shall endg2v0r to
1 eli ? !
sing subject. ltcpaJIsca".
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-22

It seems, BY the computation of a
French writer, that the representatives Of
|ofthe electoral colleges, tN@len they con-
|vene at Paris, to discuss the new consti-
tuition will amount to s or ten thousand
men. The writer shrewdly asks, how
such a mass can be accommodates -how
any discussion can be carried on ?t Bo-
|naparte viii. we Tr esume, find no diff
Guilty in answering such a question.
He is in want Of soldiers, and it would
not be at all surprising. if every man in,
this convention was compelled to march
to the lines.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-22
Hail Storm
Roace, Massachusetts,. MlY 5,

itolCe, s'lGSSeeRaseEts, dUty .,
Last Saturday, at about 8 o'clccS, P
u. this town was visited with the most
violent storm OF Hail, ever witnessed by
the Oldest inhabitants. Tie Hail, which
tell beautifully for about ten minutes, in
size considerably larger than ounce balls,
was driven by heavy sale Of wind with
such violence that the windows were a.
,nosf iustantaneuus!y shattered TO pieces:
it has been ascertained that mure than
1000 lights of glass were broken in this
town. Fields OF wheat,rye, indian corn
and fax we're almost wholly destroyed.
It's cour through TINS town was nearly
from estto east.--lts breadth about Two
miles.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-22

We have seldom seen, in SO small a
,aace, so much genuine poetry as is to be
found in the following exquisitel beauti-
|G.I Ode Of sir. BRYANT. liz the last line
re bold lersoftifcaton, oi that tremen-
ious A. eft, beneath " hose footsteps the
earth trembies, ard tie lefty palace tum-
Dies into ruins, Is sieclnen OF awful
,:ablimity. I'D. Bali. Tel.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-22
Ertraet Of a letter from sNs'e-Orleans
E1,l;2 Il

From the immence slaughter Of the enc
nay below our town, and the number OF
putrid carcases visible to the eve, being
covered only with light mould. we aL-
prenend an early epidemic, and tata
season, though We still continue hea.tA>
he great height OF TIE river is also a.
additional cause OF alarm. every hight
pull of wind. from the eastward who.
passes over the field OF aetna, brings
With it IA evidence that their.bodies Still
remain there. 1t isa horrid sight. i fese
bvdies ssssat to have been taken up and
buried before they became putrid.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-22
r. O IS r. s C Il 4 e e e
.Nsr- FORK, July

A letter from st. Bartholomew, states
that the British were preparing a force g Z,
20 against Guadalupe, which'islahd haa
been declared in state OF bloekaae' ~
the British Admiral Oh that station.
The U. S. brig FREELY, capt. Rogers,
sailed Yesterday morning from the wa
tering Place, to join the squadron under
com. Decatur, in the Mediterranean.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-22
From the Northampton Gazette.
Ode for the 4th July, 1915.
ri Mr. w q gREaSv

S"e ttS S' W t'et'"' Fe"'' N"""~e'''s
Ode for the 4th July, 1915.
BIZ. .NR. ". G.. BRYANT.
This festive day when last we kept,
The battle rayed along our shore,
md wne in all our borders wspt--
But they shall stream with blood no
more.
Ger her slain lovers iron sleep,
No more the maid shall pour her tears;
The matrom bowed with age may keep
Her child to guard her falling years.
On, welcome-as the light restored
To lids in death like trance long seal'd
The quiet DER our region poured,
The beach, and silent battle field.
War flies-but on our ravaged bourne.
His footprints traced in gore remain
lnd peace is come, but comes to mourn
The ruins of her gentle reign.
{ is as when the morning greets,
Serene in smiles aud rosy light,
ONE PROSTATE city, thro' whose streets
The earthquake past at dead Of Ilsht.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-22

The Subscriber

VIZ ISLES to inform his friends ard
w the rnbAc in general t at Re has
removed to t house iorn.ely occupied
BY VIM. Harrer, ext door to at. A,
Rhodes. a'd directly opposite lis OH
tau', where 'e interds ! ee ing a cod
assortment Of Fruit. e Groceries,
And HAS JU&T KEtEgvED And
FOR SAFE.
esh ines. rI,res. Figs. Rais;ns,
anarind, q EXPECT, in few DAYS a
-.aber Of uther fruits and nuts.
ABEL WILLIS.
July 81. st*
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-22
Public Sale.

4
nN Saturday the 18th Aug. at bal
" y past II o'clock, will be sold to tn
highest bidder, the following valuabi'
real estate, viz -
The three story brick Ware
house and Lot OF Ground, situated on tux
corner Of Prince and Union streets, of
|cupied by Z. & J. Ross--Immediatel
after
One 1-2 Acre Of Grounc
situated and bending on Duke, Patriet
land Wolfe streets.-Terms liberal whic.
will be made known at the place Of Sale
7. G. MarstelIer.
July 92.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-22
BALTIMORE, July 81

Arrived, schooner Swift, Reeves, 4s
|days from Bremen-German goods
Left there, on the thirty-frst May. ship
Julia, Diamond, of Baltimore William,
Collins, from Charleston; brig Eliza
beth, of Newburyport, from Alexandria.
20 leagues to westward Of Fair-isle,
spoke ship Ocean, Of Boston from Nor
folk, for Amsterdam. Nothing in the
bay.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-22
, '0an 7. Latruite,
s:ssllcr and Slversu,ah.

TClo VIZ % OtI SJIttIt,
az sos. lst received handsome as
sasros,.Heut o. Coin AND FRAN,
eel ss,as W newest fashion, and an ele-
1S4s V,nent CT LAMBS e. GENTLE
Ssa and , IHAiNs o. the newest ia
ea2W,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-22

A letter from most respectable house
In Amsterdam, dated the 18th May, coh-
'tains the following paragraph:
:. Hostilities are on the point of break
ing out between the combined armies 4
the French. The immense forces of the
Allies the spirit by which their troops
are animated; the fermentions and defec-
tious ia France, all inspire reasonable
hope OF speedy conclusion OF tbs new
warfare, and the destruction Of the dis
turber of universal peace"
This letter tends to confirm the idea,
that every where cut Of the immediate
control of Bonaparte Except, per''ars.
by some in tie United States) his downfall
is sincerely wished and confidently e2'
pected.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-22
NOTICE

HT OUsEKEEPERS having good Ash
III es on handy giving me notice
will be ready to take them away at one
pound Soap Per bushel.
Alexander Perry
July 90. ct.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-22

Just ARRIVED,
.iud for sale BY BELLE e HARPER
at the corner Of King e Royal-streets
IN addition to their stock an hand
Book Muslins, and an as
ertment of handsome Gingtams, viz
Sourning, buff, blue, PINK. and la'ack
ehich they viii sell on very modeIate
terms.
July s2.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-22
For Gale or Lease,

4 HANDSOME lot of ground on TIE
~ west side Of Water be tMeen fnle
md Duke-streets, and opposite 10 'ee
sIwelling of Gostor Vowel: the lot I, y
tbirty feet front, running back hall me.
square, near to St. Pauls Church-For
iurtler particulars enquire Of the sub
scriber.
Horace Field.
T,,1v 90 ct
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-22
poRr OF ALEXANDRIA.

ENTERED.
SIoop Tancelot, budd, Baitimore,clear
ed for Ceors etoNp.
Brig ARM tice, Weeks, Portland.
Schooner Franklin, Lewis, Boston.
- Ontario, Cock, GO.
Price, ClemeAts, Baltimore, clear
cd for Georgetown.
Ship Boston, Finley, Baltimore.
sloop planners Fancy, Gibson, George
town.
Brig Abby, stanwocd, st. Andrews
Adelina, Somers, Martinique.
CLEARED.
sloop Regulator, Chadwic, \. Iorh
Brig Lucy, Kittson, Georgetown.
Julia, Luce, Boston.
Terror, Lewis, Martinique.
The shi3 Commerce, capt. Crowdhlli
If and from this port, has arrived at Am
sterdam after passage Of 81 days, al
we'll.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-22
Advertisements,


nm tuesday tie 9Th Of Aucrst next,
q will he sold to tie Ligkeot h'l,4 =
or ready eash, at the Tavern Of tT,L-
LIAM GooD1NG, of Fairfax coErt,. On
tNe Little River Turnpike l,ol-d, near
Accotink Bridge,
Several Valuable Slaves,
Consisting Of Men, Women aid Cli'-
.lren, belonging to the Estate OF Coloaa
WILLIAM PAYNE. deceased.
ELIZAIFIH PAYNE,
.ad,S'rc. Of I'm. Payne, dec'ds
June &C. cots.
Drafts on New-York,
Providence e Boston,
In sums to suit purchasers,
For snle h''
JACKSON & RCMNEY.
July 70. cot
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-22
David Peabody,

OlVlu L CLOO1y,
KING STREET, ALEXANDRIA,
Has lust recpirpd and .fers far Sole,
Q bales Ticklenburgs--suEerior qua.
lily,
bale Bonbazetts and wild Bores,
Black and coIored florence Llte'
strings,
English and Domestic bed Ticking,
Cotton Umbrellas,
Colored threads, silk buttons and
cards.
Who 7riSkps 10 Hire
\ Pew in st pauis Gnu CHI
Enquire as above.
July Is.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-05-03

The evening was fair, moonlight. The,
Constitution had q killed and IL wounded and
abe Cyane killed and Is wounded; and the
Leyant killed aud 10 wounied.
The next morning, (Sept. g. the three ships
stood to the westward, and at daylight on the
@Sd,made Porto Santo, one of the Madeiras
bearing south. From this time till the Sth Of
March, they were Under short cruising sail,
standing to the southwark, and on the evening
OF the 9Th they anchored in the isle of MAY
one OF the Cape de Verdes. Left that next day
at noon, and on the tenth of March anchored in
the harbor OF Porto Praya, in the Island of st.
Jsgo, also one of theicspe de verdes On the
i2tl, the Newcastle, Acasto and Leander, which
had been IN search of the Constitution during
hr whole cruize. appeared Oft the harbor The
constitution and her prizes Immediately weigh.
cd anchor and made all sail by the wind.
anc the three British faigates tackled und m adj,
all sail IN chase At one o'clock. the Cvane.
hndmg tfnt she was unable to Keep with the
Other two vessels, tucked to the northwsrd and
westward, and thsrsJy made her escape, with
Intention q pursuing her way direct for the
United Sstes-having left the three Rr;t;s,,
frigates npursuit of the Constitution and lie
Want. Attwo o'clock, the isle OF Nav abe ID.
the Constitution by signal ordered the lie.
want TO tax, which she cbeyed, and the Bti-
tish frigae tackled also, aud stood after her.
when the Acasta and Leander soon opened their
Ports uEiuf her, out che notwiths standing SIC
ceeded inregaining the hsrbor of Porto Praya.
treiying sponyprotection from the neutrality Of
the port) nd anchored under the land. under
a Portuguese fort of between 80 and 40 runs
Inc Aeasta and Newcastle, after firing several
oroahsiees into her, took possession of her and
ordefed her to Barbados, under the, command
OF lieutenant Jellicoes formerly of the Cyane.
having also acting Lieut.. Jones on board, be-
longing to her before her capture The Con.
stitution had Pat about 100 of her prisoners a.
shore at Porto Praya, before the British squads
ron hove in sight. "a
MIR. johnson, assistant Surgeon. and Mr.. Hum
phres, another officer of the American frirate
Constitution, arrived here in the Leyant on Sa-
turday last, and are on parole.
| The Cyane aud the Levaut were fror, gibral.
tar, bound TO Madeira, with supernn =, er.,;es
rigging, and other appcrtenances for Baitish
snip building an the western islands. NIany of
tre SuPernumeraries were among tie kill
ed and wounded in action The rigging came
INTO our possession again by the re.capture of
The Levant is rated in steeps List, al. eoiruns.
which are Is 22's long 9'.. tsib. CORONADO
on the top gallant fore castle a
ne Cyane IS rated at 20 guns, but the Ame-
ricans will saw shemsunts 34, WHICH are like
wise SIS, of much the same description =,
those OF the T.evant.
The Constitution, which is rated at A. car
res S2-twentyofw which are 32lb, caronades.
ana the remaining 80 are long 3'2s. The Con,
sututron had 4O8 men in action.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-05-03
Postscript 10 the .NeI York Mercaniz
.4dUcrriser. .ftrH 26fh.

y ~I/fJH ZOERs
Last evening arrived at this port the fast
sailing letter ofmarque Sine qua-Non. cap>
tam Ponti,in rs days from Rochelle, France,
from whence he sailed on the first of April
Capt Fond has very politely furnished the
EDITORS OF the Mercantile Advertiser with
hle of the Paris Moniteur to the 23d of
March, inclusive. containing the details Of
this most extraordinary event. of which
TRANSACTIONS follow
We learn verbally from capt. Pond. that
the Congress At Vienna did not break M
until after the arrival Of the Emperor Ma
poleon in Lyons, which was on the 10th oil
March.
Napoleon departed from EIba on the
Oath OF February, with feet of S small YES
sells, and 500 men-arrived at Ereeis on
the 28th of the same month, and at Lyons
on the tenth of March, where be tarried
8 days. Twenty-Five thousand men were
at Lyons, under the command of the Duke
de Rerrii. and Marshal M'DonaId The
army joined Napoleon, and the comman-
ders fed. On the 18th of March Napoleon
arrived at Fontainbleau, where Marshal
Ney was stationed with 10000 men, who
received Napoleon with open arms, aud on
the goth Napoleon entered Paris at the
h cad OF his SOC guards who accompanied
him to and from Eba
Taleyrand was at Vienna, and his lady
left Paris on the 18th for Eogland, with Ma
dame Moreau and Lady Wellington.
The Favorite British sloop of war ar.
rived at Falmouth from New York 10 10
days, with the ratified treaty, which was
well received.
A very hot press had taken place in
England, for what cause was not known.
Forty-four ships of the line were at Brest
completely equipped No new expedition
had left France for s. Domingo.
The defeat Of the British at New Or
leans had reach Europe, and the Plantage-
net had arrived at Plymouth with the DO.
dies Of Gems Packenham and Gibbs.
The capture Of the frigate President was
also known IN England
The ship Fingal, Capt Staunton, was at
Havre, TO sail soon for New York.
The brig Sailors Friend, of Philadelhia,
sailed from Havre on the 18th Of March,
for the United States, dispatched by our
Minister MIR. Crawford.
The Empress Maria Louisa, wopld ar
rive in Paris on the 9TH Of April escorted
by the Arch Duke Charles at the head Of
IS, 900 men.
Mrrat, King of Naples had declared for
Napoleon, having made a Treaty Of Ali
ance with him previous to his departure
from EIba.
The Army Of Murat 10 estimated at
$4,000 men, Who rose upon The Austriau
guard ION the Frontiers Of Naples, aud
put every one of them todeath.
Lord Cochfane had escaped from prison
in Euglaud, having jumped out of the win
dow.
The French papers contain London dates
Of the 18Th of March.
A British frigase arrived at Cadis, on the
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-05-03
VERY LATE & IMPORTANT
NEWS FROM EUhOP Pc.

Return of Napoleon Bona
pai.te TO Paris, as Emperor
OF France, on Goth March !:
Departure Of King Louis 81 The Prin
ces Of his family for England, on
the erening IF the 18th Of March.
Il change of Rulers 1oithcut the loss
of Blood.