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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-08
l.. Masterson,
B0O7, AND SHOEMAKER.

Royal-street. Alexandria
YENAKES this method Of thanking his
\ friends and the public IN general,
1or the Liberal patronage he has received
since he commenced business in this
place, and hopes he will always have it
IN his power TO give general satisfaction
i6r past favors. Hewishes also to i: inrm
the public, that he has just received from
New-York, large assortment of the
First quality Leather,
Which, added to his former stock, will
enable him to execute his work at the
shortest notice and in the.neatest & most
fashionable manner, for cash. He has
at this time on hand, a large assortment
of BOOTS and SHOES of the best QUA
iity, which he will sell at reduced prices
tor cash.
n. B. All orders from the country will
be puuctually attended to. L. Nj.
August Is. If
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-08
s. r. Thompson,

srs irsesiiued psrthe Ocecn, Capt a
Fsms ,jfsest LieerSool, a part;cf their
Fall assortment, coaasting Of
tSuperfine & Second Cloths,
ABLE Niilled Drabs, Molestsown and
81 fashionable YestSugss Wellington,
sJSord and yigonia Cm~is, Stockinetts,
linss, Flanfels, Bookings, Plains,
use and Duffel Blankets:
T. sMst IA
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-08
NOTICE.

NOTICE. a
TTyHE Stockholders of the Mech
MICS Bank of Alexandria, are here
by notified that a diyident of FIVE pei
cent. for the last half year, ON the ca
pital stock paid in, is this day declared,
payable to them or their representatives
on Friday the 18th inst.
By order, of the President and Direc-
tors.
VIM. PATTON, Jr. Cash'r.
Sept, $.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-08
.Orpans' Court.

.dleranaria seolnty, Sept, Term, 1915
4 RDERED, that the administer =
" Richard Walsk, decd, do ;nsas.
the following advertisements three times !
week for two weeks in the Alexandra
. A copy-Test.
6 A. Moore. REQ
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-08
] David Peabody,

70 KING s9,REET, ALEXANDRIA,,
"a Just receired and offers for Safe,
"a 5bales Neutrality-suspicious. qua
lity.. IS
4 bale Bombazetts and Wild Bores,
Black and colored florence Lutte
strings,
: English aud Domestic bed Ticking,
Cotton Umbrellas,
Colored threads, silk buttons and
cords.
JYho acishes TO Hire
A Pew in st. Paups Church.
Enquire as. above.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-08

OTIIuLIl JTssEs w
,Hace ;uss recsirsd end offer for Sale,
Isssh Linens and Long Lawns
PlAtillas and Dowlas
Gambrics and LenosM uslins
Cambric Ginghams
Picket Handkerchief
ChiHeses Grapes
Ex,tton Hose
Fans and boys Beaver Gloves
$ Bonn lazettes, &c.
August = |.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-08
Adam Lynn,

Oppositt the Mechanics Bank.
Has received by the ship Ocean and SUI
perior,
A large and general assortment Of
TRONMONGERY, Cutlery, plated and
n timed saddlery, japanned, brass,
aud plated wares
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-08

28.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-05-17
rRoM QUE coNREsroNntMr.

fhflaaelhia, Aly l2- EUenhir.
q? ietter-of marque sch. } met, Croweli. of
n York, from Lisbon, full cargo tliv-goods &
hardware. Left 14th April, ship HraeanSa Of
n. York Tor India brig Jlian;, Of Norfolk
and sch. Union, of verley, for U. S. IN two
weeks. The report of the rcUoluiion in Ss;atn
and hisht Gt Ff15na.iG, 7vas nol copJf,7qeI -.
crcd1ed in Lisbo.l.
he latest information from PRS
26th March, via London, 3Oth. On that dav
bonaparte reviewed 10000 men, & informed
them that the tri-colored flag waved ON the
towers and Castles of Dunkirk, Calais. Va,en-
cenn~s G Isle, which latter ND Shut lis patrs
against the 1a;g who, it was S id by the Lon
don eoitor, renamed at Osteud. The l.. Mavor
OF London had gore to Cariton-fIouse in
great state, with an address ro the Regent
praying mr. 10 1'tt his pefg 10 tie corn b,l
anG To dissolve the parliament, declaring tbat
oofh L0rd3 and COpipions he'd ioqt fbe cunt
ae7tce n hc heofiIe. The Pence IN his rct,,v
says never was there a pariament so 4verihv
q fhe nafion's ls'rafitsde and that he should
oe f9$t 10 all sense Of dnfy 10 HE kiup and
feofte 7oere he 10 7vithAoid hfs qss-1,t. The
pop'uace took the horses from his LovtshiD's
and Alderman Wold'S carrjages ard dr. t.aed
them from tie Palace 20 the Mansion HIS
1t was reported, but not believed, in Londm
30th March, that bonaporte had made over.
tureS to the Allies and expressed n wish to
have the treaty of Paris observed, in all
things. except his abdicaticn and To transfer
has annuity to the Bourbons.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-05-17

yourScltto them, since my defence is, and has
been ,'rec'nded, 1t nor censurc constitute n
part Of th,S sou. ;at for punishment u winch
the judge REPLIED" 1t is with dctcasy, feI-
a, nat speak ofyou me rcharscter
l Consider you the saviour of ti!e country, bul
tor your contempt Oi civil authority, or 10 that
effect, you VIII pay a fine ut :, 1000" Here
the general Interrupted by tllmg a check for
tn sum. Oh the bsnk and pre- ncngit to ne
N II WAS received in arge.
The general then resired, obs, rving in r,s
passage to the door It wiii Se my turn
neHt." At the door hc was received amidst
the acclanations Of the txclaimnig rcpuiace
with which the streets anl avenues wcre Ill
lei, of ali nations and coiors, a cuach waited
niH, at the deer OF the Court house, nuo
which he was carried and seated, the si2tts
hnd handles of which were gcriy seized
tac peopie, IN tbs way ne was prccipitated
through tie streets to the French Cofice-
House, AMID the sANuts of Uive ie General
Jacksoh, and den pncing his prosecutors,
thence t. the American Co.fce-Nouss, where
the General addressed the crowd as fsi-
lows:
" fellow Citizens and Soldiers, behola
your General under whc,u, bit . few days
ago, you occupied the tented field, brrvilg
ali the prGvauonS and fangtrs IN reue!ling
ard defeating your couul:y'S exterior cne-
MES under the rules and discipline Il the.
caGlp. SO Indispensable 10 the hope Uf victu,
---rnies Which were predicat-d upon nrc.s-
sity', and Oh met the Appreciation of evtr ~
patriot Behold him now ,cnti.,r Under
Specious prcteXt OF redrcssHlg yvur Gu
try's clvii authority, which tlIough wrought
through Irejnlice, he SCORES to deny or OPP
pose, but chcerfuily submits to.what IS innct-
ed on hun, now thac the difficulties under
which he groanad arc removed, and the dis
ciphne OF the camp summons you no more TO
arms. 1t is the highest duty and pride Of
all good men to pay The Just tribute of res
pect to the guardian of our civil liberties.
Remember this last charge as in few days
1 expect 10 leave you: 1T may serve as
lesson to yourselves and posterity."
=" nv Bavez gave the substance of the
preceding remarks FROM the General in
|1eHch. after which the General was Con-
Quoted t. the coach, and drawn to his Quar-
terS ~ fanrb1uY AIrisny, followed by the
multitude echoin3-ViUc ie General Jack
SUm."
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-05-17

York Columbian, with scarcely a snSIe
member resting on doubtful authority, is IS
Republicans md 6l Observation-Disclosures
majority q. But in the Advocate VIZ fnd the
following
Various and contradictory statements of
the resait o. the Election are still in circula
ton. The Columbian OF last evening gives
TO the republican side of the house 65 yotSs "
OF to the federal side. The Evenine POS,
asserts that West Chester has returned >
federal members AMI republican, member.
in which case, if the statement of the Col
p'nbi1n is otherwise correct, will make the
house equally divided, 6S x 63.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-05-17
New YORK, May is.
FROM or Co17'es1jondent.

BosroN, Thursday Noon.
l ne Spanish brig Arabei has lust erri-
we'd IRON London with a small cargo. Sailed
Feb 18Th, ami from Cowes March 31st.
Put INTO ST Michaels, AND left there April
4sth. We have been favored with London
papers &c March 10Th, and the following ex-
tracts from the london Times of April 3d.
and Dublin Correspondent of the 9th. wbich
passenger saw at 81. Michaels ,
LONDON, April S.
1t IS officially announced that Louis XVIII.
is at Ghent; and that the garrison at I.isle
han declared Tor BoDaparte, who is sending
an MS disposab'e force towards Belgium. The
Monitenr observes that the Emperor had left
tue army, and returned 10 Paris =; & that lard
Wellington had arrive d in Belgium, where he
was to take the command Of the Dutch. Ham
overlan. belgic. ard English troops, with the
addition or 0,CG0 Russians, placed under his
co;"m2rd by the emperor Alexander. forming
an army OF 10000 men. Prince Schwa,t
zenoerB was to command the Russian and
austrian ARMY; Butcher the PruSsians.
PSrt OF the latter had crossed the Rhine.
N.arshal AugeTean, for whose head Bonaparte
had offered price, had ioined the Emperor
again The Duke Of ABgoulene vas at Mar
seiliss, which city still held out .or the Ronr.
bhhs. uiepPe was declared a free port for
the English.
NKVF-YORR,, May IS.
by the hritsh ship Esmeralda, the editors
OF the Mercantiie Advertiserreccived q Plv-
mouth paper Of the 5Oth of March. but is
contents were anticipated Ly the arrival the
British Packet.
by the above arrival, we learn verbellv.
thatthe Emperor Napoleon had reached |. sic
at the head oi his army. o5 his way to Belgi-
uhi' hing L9u!s hsd arrived at Ostend,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-05-17

ne following exrAct OF a letter from a
gentleman IN \. Orleans to his friend in TINS
town, presents 4 substantial account of the tri-
al OF Gen' Jack son, tor opposing the execu-
uoh OF writ OF habeas eoif,Rs, issued sor tao
release Ut person who had been imprisoned
tor breach of the Martial Law, proclairns
10 Orleans, while the enemy were threatening
the city,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-05-17
JaLUGRLE PR0F GITI
kINR Sal l.

= Friday the second DAY Of June next. ifG;r If
Y cot, on the next Fir day will be sold o, ne No.
m:'rs 10 the highest bi;ter, That pleasant and mo
dac,ive irtiic plantation, called fT
III L = Z Il r. H.
Sitist q rather ni than miles below, Richmond
s s, r'ne'atey on Oh. ruhc rosd which leads io,n
I-clncn,i 'owaris G,g'!ar City. Ttis Farm j, Lsnn
spneiy situated ond veil hid "a GA . csi pr,sic-
tive soil, anal Is the valuable b, cause at ia
gutv to the town. II contains hv = llts si.y., ro--
hundred acres. nea.y half n! l.ch is cleared srd
q to1d cultivation; and IS bouni, GU one s,l. ~
cold 'a Nn'"stcSi stream OF water, witch he
Few acref ui sooi meadow a at has never y.t Der,
cleared the other part OF dis tract 10 wol,-ou ana
abouTIla in timber. we
.... .IaJace;st 20 tie e5oye Tract, is
ANOTHER,
e-nt2inlng two hundre acres. the whole of h;,b 70
weed ani, and we'll covered viii, timber Tie,,t,5r,
tracts are nov united into one, n'.d To suit the co5,a
nehee ci uirf''c.S viii D. divided uto LOIS -, .rcro
50 to 100 acres each. 49,
4 further description u tle above prooertv is,ce,,,
Ell Unnecessary since sny inquiries rcia.iv. 10 h ma
he easily satahed, by apple. ton 10 the sbe iter -
to Mr. Austin fanian, who i5 he pres 81 -,,-apor 81
Who w,li ssew the premises to ar.y who ma - os,,n
sed 10 view TIE snt. ~"
credit u two years win be allowed purchasers nm,
on givrg bonds with approve security. -ri a. ~.
trust upon the property, secure the u!;,n.te
ment 81 the pUrcliass nloicy w
immediate poss ssnn may lie had Of such IF the
'anu Us Is no " cultivation au'i Of the rest
may be i,ad as som rs the crI, can he reriorl Az
'ndispnisble title viii b. given pon co.pr,,a, -:
lie c0ndao of the sale $50
N. u. At the sane ti,ue and place vii, - ,a
Tor sale, humber of very
TjLI- TaIE wEeRoES.
Fer these, CASH viii he expected.
w: e DEN,
Mr. ~ ia. ca.or.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-05-17
IN VIRGINIA

From Port to0dc,o, Nd IL King George
n "ort Hoya! and D'nik;ri 10 H,siatr,ls1ea. o,es
IL see'.. VIC
Le9ve Part yo6Gcco c,erp Saiu,elag ofe,. hLs az
T''a' q ne me- Prom U0shpStO, az, l-gtl,e az Nun
07e't>'si n" -7iidtS ~ 10 au'. Leure HuWzerIo,v,,
e'eis Fr.d0y as6 ena oIrite q. ? ort Jy6iceo
on H:iurtd4 bt Spn-
2 fiH iticamonG, 6g Iigds~e's sfcsr Bar.
o''@''Ee cid S1ldr'istibE, ~ Aor7ysoUb,, - o,As q
i,sa1e Richmondeye,y tt5d y.st > p IN ami orr.
al HG' rtssh6ie, on -fonaGy ~ p m Jea-,, fh.,.
p'e"'"'l e'ery IN. d.y a: & & mr., IT, az Ey.,.
riofsd az FfrGhy ~ !0s M.
8. ff0ii I'a'&esb.ny tc Po;at J'h-Gs, ,t, oIce u
Jecrc PG,As.si,rg e,y,y .%o-,41, ar pm. o.s
G,i:1c ~ P'iTt FieosdH az iiesos ~ y H. Iea,..
Ioint {tc6snt eIes Stn.diy az n, os.,i ,.;,,fi az
Psrkcrsbhrg ,N,td,iylI i0a IA. ="
q. f59" Fefc''Tbe7,g, ~ DcH5'e Eridyes az, JoLn
Keys 1nTef7, To fiGioi.e q, once :. -, =.
Is, Le9I'c Petersburg eesy Ei-,,gat a a, ,z.,r mr..
~ ct chGr'atie j "a 'SIutlap 6u 10 am E..,,e
Cfer-'tiec h G7t77' i"eshis at 2 u II, g+,t o,,,s ~
f0ct'fS@"rF - th1n@ddy hy 4p
,. ffo:' " H.esb" 9, 2 D,ct. Sassrs. n Cio.
IpcckS. 90 '"s
lie roe Bafcas,r4 e-e,v oA<.. Ssp.,,. ~,
aid arri,c eli Ctsg-iq e-bor'y 6y 6D,p yI,,,e ,,,'
si,Ph.9'tS aca7 dry. .ti9n,lly l.t7 M ar ne
UjlSest7a'e ~ . j m, ~
D. Tie Contracts are 5c n, c,a.~1fie1 Or, the T.,
G~ u 10 cen6c H4l-t, anil all ao,isi,li,s lgt1 y,
esat-7' 81, 1876, 18th fhs us,a,I c2,.t,si,,is.
.... RETURN J. NEICsS. yuN.
Pcst-MasteI' General.
N0saRnFEG1 Cil", .Ibr7i so, 1915.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-05-17
.Fn9ther .Hrri7'ai rom Chino.
FROM OUR GoRREsPoJBEET,
Il

B0sfoH, Hea''.c8day Noon.
Ar. schr. Tamahamaah, Porter, from
Cahtor, with teas, silks, &c. Sailed With Che
Rapbler, Jacob Jones, and Ann.
&c Belo", a bfg and schr. The sh;r, seen
of NewbuIyport IS generally believed 10 h1ve
been prize ship from Portsmouth. taken
and sent in long since, & is now conlinr- Frgr1
Portsmouth for Boston,
VALUABLE ARRIVALS.
since Saturday we have had TWO valuable
arrivals from China, which sailed the SAM.
day, and arrived y thin a few hours Of Zach
other, after passage Of 5000 miles. The
report CT The European prints Of terrible
resurrection IN China, turns Uut to have been
q piot Il brother 10 the EMPEROR, who was
oe'ectei an be caded. The differences be
tween the Chinese and English AT Canton I'D
beeu aHicaGiy settled. Bost. Crlt
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-05-17
PnsroN. NY 10

Capt Rob'rari,, ofti,e slip Jseob Jooes r,b;e, mi.
from Canton Nohfay, informs. That in CO.,
u re dspu's5which rod srsen between tho r. ist :,
Chinese, tie English aect within arrived IN t,.,.
,cm'rr we're dc,rined 1t LenGu I've slirs ~
s"percareoss, end Noyen.bcr}, an ordrr vcs l..
Froi 5y lie viceroy of Canton, that all t-r.r..
H.'rr TIC h'gisi ias so.td l-aye Canton in 3 ds,,
- eo'ssqrence (which they repaired On bcrd The
iir 1,st "'
Nov ~ p settlement ofGiF rerrcs ,rs7 mad. and
~ t'e ships came 40 u river Ten or fifteen n
'''n Yes2eis nad completed tncir iad1g, and were
ready for =, ianile-. H.
we e'In tom S,lc o. Goa The Grand Toi. pri
ya'cer la,Gcd lsr.ursese cf.,,.r III 80, -.
cost OF 'raziI III ie'tc- part of January, sad "a. in
o"n''h mt 90 American ship fwsr was All N.srr,.
n"u, wtic hAd sunk 81 i'iii, ,loops " sar h co..
'e''' 'o'' must have beenths Weep soop ofvar.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-05-17
Y
AAoI NlG!lTS MAIL,

q tah night We C,vored witll slip fror, the
oS''e o. the \. Mercantile Advertiser Of Monday.
aod one from the Baltimore Patriot
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-05-17

atroc'oos deed, was, that tue Doctor sone
vars ago, whcn the said Linen was put TO
ule par tor hting at and woandng Mr.. Hen
- oatiey, gave testimony, that he believed.
TIC sa'u Linen was not in his RICH, mind.
Ec. Post.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-05-17

For carrying tie Nal on tlie folloqpfrp Post.
roads, 79iu oe rscefUed at mis- osTcc NM
ne fifteenth day o Jaiy nert, i,aclt-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-05-17

" We IN .erstand, from gentleman
from Buckingham, thatit rs sad upon respec-
tb'e authoeity, that Mir. EPpks. Alter deeluc-
ting bad votes, is fairly elected.-Itis added
that Mr.. r. was determined to purge the
pots ara contest Mr.. Randolph's election.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-05-17
May lids
Y4LU.4BLE PPOpIGL,I'77jj7I.-

Y,4LN4BLE FROI'Igh ~.
WILL BE SOLD, to the higAes. b.dd-v. g..
L r. Hncfios', unlcT TIE dr-chU1 u 7lios.
Iayfo7-. Esq.
6 IN Fridsy tie 26tippst at o'coc,, in tie after
~ noou, III lar. or il not, the mex, e,ir even,p INV
nc USE % JOT,
upon G. and co"uel OF itb Street "a q So, i for
Groce'} tis!ress in the retail way it is .ouai g., NV
IN that part OF the Cry. The terms at sail, ri. H.,
one-tdrd part OF the purchase: money at 81 ,aoaths
ohe-nfd St nire months s'd the b.,ance n. tw we
I5onths eredt--Note5 ree,iahe onu p.y.bl. at tho
iSa,A OF 'T2na, with aipruy, eoilpcs..rs aud Decd
OF lIISt,'N!l b. rclu'tec - e., der security.
ROBERF HYDE.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-05-17
I'Rt,PJS1I-S

omitted
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RArrlt1nnr MI

HhL ~ OKEI May 10.
We learn with much satisfaction that the
dHerCnce OF exchange between Boston and
New YORK, which was some time since 80
great AS to be an inconvenience 10 Merchants
IN making rernittances, is now reduced so low
as to be merely nominal, and Will probably
soon be AT fay. The general revival Of COM
merce VIII no doubt produce the saIne effect
between all >be principal trading cities and
towns in tie u. s. Gaz.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-05-17
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
IIichmond, May II, 1915.
RORDEAIIX

We haze like AR nstJo from France,
than hat Bordeaux, On fhc Soath } 7yhich
aus the /Srsf 70 recognize Louis and receive
Weilngton, has at EeRs th joi,sed tAe banners
q Bonnfiarie-the Hiayor haS fed ar The heels
cfh's legitimate SoUereiens. III france scents
Ta"yiHS a0Hnd he frt-cot0ured Jag.
Our vessels from the East Indies have e.s-
pe,'encsd the most extraordinary good for
tune-They are constantly arr!virS with 4
flood vi ti'eaSune.-- We want no other ,,,oof
to shaw that the British Navy Is not possess
ed Of supremacy aud ubiquity. Johu Buis
cru'zers do no. cover the ocean, as lie has ar
roSauy,y said.-Ihcre is still road open for
the enterprises Of the Yankee.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-05-17

4 ~ Friday the second DAY of Iune NEXT fair ;r
Y cot on the next Fir day, WI; be sold on tie p's
m'rs 10 the hi2hest bi''er, That pleasant and ,,,
duc'iye i'lic plantation, called
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-05-17

~ 5hc tDNg (tefa- nm. fesf ills civ are elr,,
wa-dsi immcds tiv-Stestv vo. sr,, - mic
7" ~ "1'--h % vno,e two hearty Apprentices
'-Ap'i, ''the hdi'o. %. ,iis Pane.
q. ~. 90 werod st ta Office. one ortvo A,pren-
and conduct 1 F"' - e'01'''D'
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-05-17
NEW YONG. NV 10


an ARRTrAL From KEW-oRLEGxs.
Yesterday arrived AT this port, the tue fast
sailing brig Sumatr.. in % day. from rew-
orleans, with fun cargo fcotton, deer
skins, &c. she is the frst vessel ,hat has
arrived from New-Orleans since the ratifca-
ton Of The Treay Of Peace.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-05-17

WAsHJNcToH, May Is.
:, cen @rott lett the city yesterday morning.
Gen. Nlaconb wenthence in conIpanv win
Gers Brown and Ripley toe preceding day.
NAT. INr.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-23

s,seriny the ship was left tc the two Rage
sans, an an old pilot who had never consult
ed chart In his life the Caplains's ephew
h,vipg the management OF the crew and the
care OF the rigging. A few French prison
crs arc kept in lions 10 be sent alott II rough
weather.
To these are added a sturdy buifooD, who
must be considered as burlesquing the Office
of Boa..wain--it was his duty to keep The
crew in good bumor by all kinds oil tricks and
Jokes TO promise and sometimes distribute
aAsasmrsn + Drink money! when any addit-
ional hands we're required to aid the prison
ors alolt, and when tie Turkish sailors refus-
cd, as they constantly did, to venture from the
deck ,--sn ideot, held sacred as saint, and
kep, on board foe good luck an auctioneer,
employed daily in hawking commodities for
sale between the decks; an immense con-
casrse OF passengers from all parts OF the Le-
v~ut, pilgrims on their return from Mecca; |;
Tartars as Couriers sixty Arabian, horses,
belonging 10 the Capndan Pacha, with their
Arab grooms; vcnders OF coffee and tobacco,
who have regular shops established in differ
cnt parts Of the ship, AT night the spectacle
on board was perhaps one OF the most stfik-
Jog which persons unaccustomed to venture
with the Turkish mariners can possibly wat
ness. The ship seemed to be left pretty
much to her own discretion every officer Of
the watch being fast asleep, the port holes all
apen, an enormous quantity OF canvas left
loose, and the passengers between the decks,
with paper lanterns, snoozing over their light
cd pipes while spark. from these pipes, with
pieces of ignited fungus, were flying in oil
directions. Now and then an unexpected
rool called forth murmuring ejacula,ions OF
ALA" or " Mahmaud J" and few were
seen, squatting slngy, counting their prayers
according TO tbe beads up9n their tespies
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CORRECT AND GLORIOUS NEWS
FROM fuR

MEDIrERRANEAN RUADRoN'

By Capt. Berry, who arrived at Bos-
ton on Saturday last from Lisbon, we
have more correct account of the cap.
lures from the Algerines BY Com. Deca:
tur's squadron. "A Greek ship arrived
at Lisbon 4lh July, the commander of
which stated, that he saw the engage
ments between the American and Alge-
rine squadrons, which resulted in the
surrender to the Americans OF one fri
gate and tspo slooPs OF war. The day
after the acuon, the Greek ship fell in
with the Dutch squadron, boupd up the
Mediterranean
Capt. B. has also brought copy of a
letter from the American Consul at Ca
diz, dated 26th June, informing that he
had obtained the affidavit of person
from Carthagena. stating that on the 2lst
an Alyerine irigate of 44 guns was tow
cd in there by an American irigate, ard
that the latter, after leaving her in the
care N an Am. armed schr departed !;
that this captured irigAte had been cem-
manded by an AIgerine Admiral, who
was killed in the action; that the Am.
sch. remained in port, and stated that a.
mother Algerine frigate had escaped into
Alicant, that brig had been run ON shore
by the Algerines, but that the Americans
had got her of, and SO of her crew had
arrived at Carthagena that the Amerl-
can squadron was in Iuli chase OF the
olher division, SAID 10 be then in sight
and that the Am. squadron mad made an
immense slaughter in the captured ships.
and had about 400 prisoners on board.
1t was reported at Lisbon (when Capt
3. left ,here) that the Plague had made
Its appearance at Gibraltar.
The above is confirmed by the arrival
at New York from Lisbon, OF the brig
Shakespeare, Rand, of Newbury port.
1t was officially announced at Lisbon.
that an Algerine frigate of ID guns. Ga
new vessel and brig were taken by
Com. Decatur. 1t was also reported
there on the 9th July, that in general
action serrrai Of the enemy's vessels
were taken by our squadron.
The Americans had on board 400 Al
ecrinc prisoners, with the declared inI
su,iss Of bsaesdipg tbsp in sishs ot