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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-02-07
A Copv-Test,
A. MOORE, P1gisfr,

This is to give notice, J Lat
the Subscribers q Alexandria Gu nty,
IN the Disrictoi Colnn ii hive Obtain
ed from the Orphans Cout oil sad
County, letters OF administration or q
estate of Thomas lwiD, late q tte
county Aforesaid, decd. p'ai,ierer- All
persons having cjeins aeainst tie aid
decedent, ete hereby wasDsd {" eXh.l,it
the save with the vouchers theretffu.
" authenticated ard iassed by he Or
plans CGut, to the Subscribers @, or
before the 10Th Day OF july mkt o they
may bylaw be extinde5 icon. al bene-
fl to said estate. ard all those i'rdebted
thereto arc required t. make in aedi-
ate payment.
John Richards,
James arson,
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TO RENT.

THAT tarss story hrt.k Hcuee, or
Prince s,teet, neaf tie .armets' Book.
now occupied by Azrs. ,V&sbinrfen as
y boarding house. hnssed..te posse
sion May be h@d.
G. DeneaIe.
Octeber 8. If
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U3pi2un9s (o1tri

January24
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FxecatoI, ii CHAs. hIHxAHDEss
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-05

Duke of Wellington tool. his station for several
hours on little eminence about ten reds .rom the
farm house, where he safe urmoyed ia advance OF
his army and in the hottest OF the battle Bonapaite
was either at In Belle Alliance between his two
lines, or at the observatory ia the of his army
cry few traces now remain OF the b,tt,e No
breastworll was thrown up Oh the field, and there
we've no trees, fences buildings TO be destroy
cd. AS the crop OF wheStwas u>cdden down, the
peasants immediately poughcd it in tor manure.
y few spots however remained untouched, and
there you distinctly trace the footsteps OF the
cavalry * infantry in the mud 1000 men were EN-.
poyed five daysin removing the wounded allies t.
BRUSSELS and in burying the dead 50 that not ,u-
gle Frenehman was removed from the field until
the sixth day, and many remained on the Ground
until the tenth day with their wounds un,iressed
The English supplied them with food, but God
only knows how they survived. The Prussians
woulddo nothing tor them, but reproached them
with suffering the Devil obreak loose, anA recciy-
ing Lam among them again. Sometimes their pray
ers Tor assistance were answered with blow OF the
mnsket, which released them from all further pai.,
The English treated them with great humanity
alter they were removed 10 the neighboring villa
ges
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-05

hugs have suddenly taken a very different
appearance here. To the great as,on,shment OF
every body, and when there least reason to ex-
peet It, the Duke oil Wellington came to the Lplo-
maize conferences with note IN lis hand, bv when
he expressly required that al, the works OF Art
should he restored to their respective owners This
excited great attention, and the Belsiius. who hav-
ing immense claims TO make had been hitherto mos,
oosInatey opposed, did not wait nc told tw ice hat
they night begin 10 take back their own They
immediately proceeded to the Museum, s. as some
difficulties were made, they applied To the English
General, who ordered their operations to be pro-
tected by battalion OF his troops. They had ap-
pied OF the same time TO Gen. Won Mufiliug and
from that time all went owimmingly. The brave
people are already ON the way to return with their
Potters and tler Rubens and they allow that with
ont the protection OF the Prussians, they should By
ma means be sotar advanced. However, the guam
THY oi things wacll the Belgans had to take, being
really consider. bic, that whole walls in the Nu-
scum became naked, the French thought FL to shut
the doors, which had not yet happened since oar
arrival at Paris, pretending tat the Belgian: would
be enabled by this measure proceed more at their
ease, and withless trouble Unhappily for these Of
fcious gentlemen, there came superior officer az
our troops, who has orders to reside here, and OF
whose hrmness lave often spoken to you. lie
found the doors shut, aud knocked violently When
they were at length opened. he asked who had or
dSred them to he shat Mr. Demon was the an
swer. Mr.. Demon being sent for, said il WAS done
by the ortlerof the King. OF what King asked the
officer: The King OF France, said Demon" That
does not concern nae, ans desire that the doors
remain open" From this time, the Belgians had
no more difficulty, and packed up their large pic
tures with great JOY and in perfect security-(Seat
iorlnseruon to the Brussels Paper, Get. p
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PREPARE


Tolls Editors fthe " J. Gazette, Fed
Some Intelligence which | gave YOU some time
Hnce respe citing preparations for defence n the Ca
na'ss observe contradicted in the Bos; on Centinc
and thence into other papers However delicate it
may be in revivng those military subjects, of which
the nation has enough, especially for the pres.
ent, 5nevertheless the fact, that OF the YES
ses which were lately sold by the Uncd States
government, unnecessary, Oh Lake Cl,ampiain
were, by the owners own declaration tn me. about
to be taken up hy the British government. fnr the
purpose OF conveying stone to the Isle an Nox, to
hulld strong fertilization at that place in order E
protect their Nayv-Yard below, and 10 resist any
entertainments upon Canada, and that sluops we're
wanted when the lake should opeu in the spring
the contractor. tad spoien To them upon the sub.
ject, and that they should engage with him
1t IS also fact, that Capt. Owens aud the naval
Officers had come out for the express purD,s, of
surveying the Canadian Lakes, and no; to assist the
Commissioners. This so stated by them at Mon
tre2i, as I was credibly Informed.
That Gen. Murray was coming out rs the Cover
nor-General, in place of Sir George Pre,ost. who
was not expected TO return TO the Cansdas and sh
him troops, (Which number was stated by the Brit
ish military officers at 10000 AMI the few troo,s in
the Canadas, make it very obable, and particular
" as some had arrived but, tie season being adj
vaneed, they were expected in the spring.
S'r Robert Hall, the Naval Commissioner. at
Kingston, was also informed from unAuubled au.
thority, had contracted for considerable supplies
Of ship timber for that Lake
From what has appeared in the London papers
about ship-bulding on the Lakes, & the correspon.
ding contracts for timber and batteries to protect
them as they kiid, il is beyond doubt, the British
intend 10 strengthen themselves in the Cahadas-Sx
that thsnaton should be apprised OF it salso beyond
doubt, the Centinel 70 the contrary nowitlstand.
Ing.
4 TRAVELLER
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SPRING I'LL aCaDEMr.

VNHE SUBSCRIBER. residing in Abe
Il marie County eighteen miles below Charlottesville, and
two nnics allow Gordos,ie. will continue males
aud females, nseslatc apartments, Classical and E,b
literature.
Board, Tuition and Washing, (sc-nlar, furnishing tleir
own BEDDING and Cadles) viii b. sevcia,>vc dollars the
Session. or five MONTHS able in advance. Tuition alone,
cd than two SESSIONS.
Parents earnestly solicited to furnish their Children With
the Holy Scriptures.
The winter vacation will take place the 18th ofDceenbcr,
and the sson commence the 18Th January careful
cion will be paid the morals OF youth and every aid az
forded to promote their improvements Iose who may be
disposed To pairoise isnsituon VIII give Information OF
Their Intention, BY letter, rs early possible.
JdNES G. H.iDDEL.
NB preference 1riH DC gsen 10 sniail50gs.
November %. 5S-rm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-05
DEEP Run coal PITS

FEViIE Subscriber, wishing to decline the Coal bu.
y sness, viii, Saturday the 9,h day of next
month, (Dccember,) sell at Public Sale, under the
dlrccuoa OF Mr.. 1homas Taylor, his undivided third
o! the Deep Run com PRS.
There On this tract 1850 acres Of Land. and
It IS believed it contains the largest body of coal in
any one tract Of Land is this STATE The pits being
pow in operation, any person disposed to examine
the quality OF The c1al, can do so by applying 10 Mr.
Zach. Mayruder, the Manager Of the works Dur
ing the late war, number Of s'.ars have been sunk
aDi are ready Tor work, which il IS presumed will
yield at least one million of bushels Of excellent
coal. The success attending the finding the caa
has been such IS to induce belief that the quantity
IS lncxhaustble. There dwelling bon. cs St.
b.es, 6c q. and near the works. sufficient fr eyrrv
necessary purpose particular d. scrip,ion Of
them or d the place, is thought unnecessary as it
Is presumed those inclined 10 purchase will view Tie
prems and iudge loi' themselves. With the pits
may be bad a considerable quantity Of coal already
fased--Nso, males, machinery tools, &c iicient
To commence immediate Operations. In order tlst
the purchaser may have an opportunity of making
the greater part, If not the whole of the purchase
money out of the property itself, the Terms will
BE- liberal, say ten asrual iasaiments. comm, pci,p
the first day Of January next, With interest psyabIe
annusliy--Appr0ved notes, payebje and neroiiable
ti one OF thc banks in the city OF Richmond secured
By deed OF trust on the property. wal be re0oir.
"a an undoubtc title, iu Zee simple, will be made
and possession given che Isl January next Those
wishing further particulars, before tho day of sale,
viii apply to Mr. Taylor.
NJ w. HANCOCK.
O. The above mentioned Coal Lanfs, &c. will
be soda the Bell Tavern, in the city Of Richmond,
the sale to commence at 2 O'cloek.
AT the same time and place, will be sold, 81 Public
Auction, an undivided third part Of the
DOVER COAL PITS,
In Gooohland Comfy, containing 90 acres for
which credit oil I, 2 aud 5 years viii be given, ON
approved notes, payable at either Of the banks in
Richmond, and giving DEED Of Trust upon the
property. By order Of the Proprietor.
THOMAS TAYLOR.
November 90. GO-fds
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TIE SURSCRIRERS

THE SUBSCRIBERS
OfFER FOR SALE,
90 hogsheads Muscoyado Sugar
20 boxes HAVANA ditto
hhds * 25 bbs Loaf ditto
l ditto 81 ditto Lump ditto
10 bags prime Green Coffee
100 ditto White ditto
100 sacks Liverpool Salt
90 tons assorted Bar Iron, sheet s. hoop iron
g tons German Steel, ton Blistercd Steel
30 iaggots Crawley do
$50 bbls Caruther's & Leyburn's best Recfiied
40 do. Fruited ditto
so do and 10 .erees Common ditto
10 tierces Apple Brandy
hogsheads Antigua Rum, hbds Molasses
Malaga, Sicily, Madeira X Port Winesd
boxes Whittimore's Cotton Cards
IS ditto Wool ditto
crst- S Queens ware
so gross black tiles, . tons Patent Shot
so kegs warranted Gun-Powder
10 10 Silso 1872, . by IS ( Window Glass
so kegs Cut ard Wrought Nails
1000 lbs. English refined Salt Petre
Crude ditto
1880 ditto Seine Twine
100 i5,s .$e es Fly a; Eel TEAS
cases Coffee Mills, Q cases States * Pencils
80 boxes Chalk Pipes, Cordial Cases
cases liaerlem Oil, 500 Demo
so lbs Turkey Yarn
Alum, Coppcras Spanish Segars, Flotant indigo
Msdder, Mustard, Rosin, shaving Soap, Log
wood, Cloves, Csssia, writing, letter and wrap.
ping Paper, QUis, Spinning Cotton, China,
leading Lines and BED Cords, Shoe Thread,
Ivory and Pocket Combs, Snuff, Grind Stones,
&c &c &c
.HLSO-A large assortment Of Domestic Goods,
consisting Of ShTtiugs, Stripes, Gioghams, Plaids,
&C. &c. SHAPARD x WEBB
november rs. 57-1zt
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TYYR SURSCRLRRRG

AMILL have for sale, in the course of
W few day by the piece package, ut their store on
the Market-Brid the following articles Just imported IN
The ltial Chief from London, and Philip Iabb from Iiy-
1pool, w; London superne cloths and cassnercS toc
neil and swanSdowu waistcutngs Wellington and Platoff
lasc cords Ladies' pelse cloths second and forest do cont
ing fearnoughts. double mld drsbs, mixed plains ard
hail thiens, blaze and white kersey 1aIne bomltzes
caek and cOlorcd bonbalt. Scotch pds rnttnets rose
duihe and point blankets, krl ,Tnn,,tr ircnrp,
Gl'oa and Oxford cords tcksc velvet and
aul printed marseilles printed caicns aconetf and I,
msins, cambria handkerchief, cotton ,hrtings cnn,tric
miis, diima variety 0f hosiery and gloves cotton dia
prs checks huckabacl tabccofs, sewing cotton, niic-
on'td threads, cotton umbrella cotton awis aid pocket
INCONSISTENCIES, silk pa. black and c1orcd sewing silks
mIr's handherclnois, pms and nete button nos gilt
buttons.
variety Of Cucry-Pit and cross cut saws German
st' bcit London brown stout London mustard, S.c &c.
ire above gDpis having On selected by the Part
ncr IN person and purchased with ready money viii D. sold
oinodtrtte terms, for cash and acccptai town.
BROCKE NBROUCH n HdRTIE.
Ocfs6ef gg So
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oLAYD-HoLDERs oNJdMES RIVER.
ENfIE SnhScriher Wishes To cnntrnc 4

~ -<-i'SS-HCLt<%-%Ao DA' gan <t1t -I
FENHE Subscriber wishes to contract for
4 fve hi1dFed Mouandft epire and oak Logy Of ya-
rou quality. TO I've delivered wi;hn sixty days. Niche 3
AndSo Canan Chesterfield County, opposite the upper
above clmo in such portions may the means aud
convenience ofthe contractors.
Gentlemen who haze fine timber accessible TO the River
may End profitable market for it, TO considerable
extent. The scale on which the saw-inl establishment OF
Mice y anderson isneary completed. viii require abou,
100000 ft annually and they who furnish the first SUP.
ply, advertised ior viii obtain very liberal tes1us
They SHALL enjoy the full advantages offered by the etnanis
Of this rapidly improving City.
For further information. apply Mr.. David Niche. near
Mion Abelnarlr, or to the Subscriber,
LEROY ANDERSON,
Corner efH ai.d IL Sirerss
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LITERATURE K ELooUENCE.
icsnnHmica;esljor Tx Chariesion courier.l
Mr.. OGILVTN.

This Gentleman has attracted ,nxri and universal
anity!. in every corner Of this country, i'll which he has
hte up i voice iOdspay the glory OF his profession and
rouse the moral energy OF community wciis teenlr
with talent, which the seeds ofintelcctal Improvement
sett-rs Win the most bOunteos puisiU,i Ii isun
Animation too, 1T must b. rsc1lled which not been
excited BY the novelty OF ms exhibitions; it is the profound
se lofty neral eaqueice which caracierise every one ofh,
sos,PoStans The to latotions have liked, fany ding
DIS. conerieia higher dignity on his os.on dian nav
hive been supposed capable OF attaining. large and a.
riilal views WHICH Pervle them, and The deep aud lum.
ous analysis with which those ,moldtd do Belong
as gitmaely 10 the eoHuenee Of the Rosrun as TO tie
The plan vi pubic hill Is ioid and original and aItor
ter worthy OF the fertile and eApendcd genius Of its antor
ing which FIRST produced, VIII be sufficiently sustained
10 attain It's object Peoplesniads quite up u the
conception Ola scheme OF sonsuch grandeur, and have been
< oyeo%ered b The prospects apparently yisicna
But Lex i be remembered that society is generally
ripe ici Improvement iong before AMY symptomso change
make ies apparapce IN any country which has become
OF feeling AID energy that all sorts Of intellectual and moral
irprnyeaen are prepared long beiore have the ins
this is an i9,uIac safeguard a.rs; intenpra ard ore
ciptAtt i9v-ot = Oh the other, fitted produce the
unf'MtuEala eiieets ly blasting for ever all these
hopes and eitcrts woa ~ers gernnnng, much ID.
rdItiY .,.,,.. .-s
AMI lspiay o. those teli, which aorn city, and which
now wasting thenseiYe in solitary speculation this
vew cannot but h. regarded with almir,t
or, ami rtfl cts nwort honor upon the gentleman who rst
stepped forward to otr his most liberal patronage.
But il is only the enlarged philanthropy which dis
tinguis the late Efforts Of MI Oiiyie that would call
the attention Of tie pubic. The eloqieta ard splendid dec
i1ns,ion which ador ali his orations, and which have keen
r,adc ilAby subserrient the Development ard tn
forcment OF trrt has hardly filled to N in humble 81
lriee the attention OF his audience. Perhaps lis ste is TOO
ornate. ad his imagination adv,nsIrous hut these are
heexeusive faults of q Of genius.
In reciiaO MIR. Ogvic j. often riumphantly great
Pieces Of great tenderness, he delivers with ineiable grace
and eject. burns divine poem which he recited Thurs
day appeared attractive before, would II is
aur could have been present, have overwhelmed his heart
with unuterabic einotions.
The author of gaucr!y aud N7Hn-ring, hos now in
the press third novel, entitled .l,yaary, IN three
volumes.
Cunningham, the author of TIE Vorld 1hboa Souls and
the Yecz cnsh0n, has published poen entitled Eanre
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fs5 DOLLARS REWARD.

ENOR FOUR NEGRO MEN, Runaway from Da-
a MEL Fields, on his way from this place to Ten
nessee, or for each one follows:
Fifty Dollars for lsham, a black man about nine
teen Years old, between and feet high well set,
little squint in one eye, ear-bobs, was rails
ed IN Alexandria, where he has been hired for sevc-
raj years, AMI is expected to he there now &c was
sold ~ Richard Strawn of Wes,moreland to Mr..
tulcher oil Richmond.-A
twenty-five Dollars for each Of the others-One
BY the name fjohn, yellow man about 40 wears
old, purchased OF Mr. Bell, near 6 feet high, stuut
made, has a bold assuming c0untenance, All excel
lent hostler and carriage driver, has wife at Mr.
Eiictts in Petersburg, where he has lived many
wears, and is well known. One by the name Of
Mt, a black man purchased of Dr. Tazewell of
Chesterfield county, about IS years old, uncommon
ly stout made, very black and disposed TO smile
when spoken to, has a wife in Petersburg, believe
at Dr.. Walkers; he has been seen several times
lately in the neishbourood of Petersburg and Dr.
IszewelPs. One other one named Dick, G tall slim
negro, purchased of Mr.. Douglass et New-Kent
has a wife at Armistesd RpsseIs in New Kent,
where he is thought to he lurking about; he is
rosgh carpenter. | Will pay the above rewards on
their being delivered in the Pententiary in Rich
mond ELIJAH MAY.
November J. 5S-tf
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jerks * BILLINGS,
s tFEk FOR SALE, landing from Brig Polly,
Z ~ Captain Snow
bales, Containing Plains, * low.priced Broad.
Clotss
/ bale Corbeau Frize
2 chests Young Hyson Tee
5 boxes Playing-Cards. containing gross each
SO realms Wiring Paper
SO do Wrapping do
so boxes yellow Soap
so do Windsor do
90 do Chocolate
Casks Spermaeet Oil.
.tLSO, IN STORE,
200 bags Coffee
so do Pepper
10 hhJs Rum
$50 boxes Soap
100 reams Wrapping PAPER
50 Kegs superior manufactured Tobacco
so toes Plaster of Paris
October 25. 5n-6w
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~ DOLLAR9 REWARn-

EFOR experimenting negro SAM, Who Runaway
D from the subscriber on Saturday the 11th inst.
Sam IS about 10 years OF age not very black ne
gro; IS well grown, and unusually bow-legeed his
head IS rather large aud his HAN busAy his face is
Hat and bro1,, hisps tbek aud pouiing, and he has
under one of his eyes. near the cheek bone > scsr
which having been received in childhood, is not Vi.
abie ut distance, nor q slight view. A part Of
his apparel (now recollected) at the time Of his e.
iopcmcmt, we're pair Of blue wooden pantaoons.
perfectly new. he was brought hitler from Glou-
cesler county, and has a relation belonging to Mr.
Robert Is. Fife, ~ this town. will psy the above
reward for bringing home the aforementioned slave
and fhe IS appreheudcd more ,lisn 20 miles from
tbs city, viii pay in addition all reasonable expep,
ces incurred In Transporting him hitler.
FETEE Y. DANIEL.
SOyemberl5. sC.-wH
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savannah, November %.
,CJrE 91T RyBI

NIessrs. Samuel aud Charles Ho,rGrdarc now building
S'ea-3oai for the Purpose of towing vessels and from
bee, or '1a from hence 10 Augusta and from that place
hitler. The keel laid Tuesday last and it is
I'D she viii he finished ia the Oftnrty days and
pletcy equipped BY tine sd of January. She TO be
rncty feet in length and twenty breadth the boilers are
tNe1 ytwn long and i've feet high tle wheels SIX
tsn in damrer; and her power viii b. equal the Iui
Ill force Ofhjrty-twO horses The machinery made in
Philadelphia and in this city. Two engineers have
nlsu bcD brought out with il, ard to remain here until tie
bat f- put IN operation and her works proven
TOO much credit be given t. he pTOpTietors for
uer enterprise aud perseverance,. They have ahoryd
der Disadvantages, 90 which northern brethren
,icideri. Tie later have and materials hand but
IN Savannah the ec Is quite reversed. Engineers and e
iron-NJrhsare imported Considerable expcnce. However
SPIRITED tOwns.n have Obtained ON the Legislature
the exclusive right Of navigating in the by steam,
have reason aprreed dat thcy will not b. amply
pese for their trOuPic and cxpence BESIDES rendering
yiEen service 90 the navigation of this place. OutW arb
bound vessels in future will by compelled lay wind
bound for weeks to the loss Of their owners, and danger
oithercrews those coming nsu'cctod 20 like ncOJ
vcil,eneeS The steamboat will Obynic these OBJ faces
md plce the abor OF Savannah, commercial pom, Of
Wv, upon equality with eies adyAntag stu
a. H.
Mcssrs. Rewards understand intend to Run next year
a stganrbyut on the AlatanEiha.
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l Treatise on fundamental doctrines Of

A Treatise on fundamental doctrines Of
IA the tyisian Religion, in which illustrated The pro-
itssion, ministry worship and faith OF the SOCIETY or
ERiENDS.by Jan,es kcTacy.
The publisher Of thcabo,e work having FORWARDED mum.
ber of copies 10 us for Subscribers IN Vsrgc tey
quest1 10 call for them Price " IL CcIl 2sloO pe
dozen. FfT'ZU'f7I SOM Z. POTTER.
Or JUST RECEIVED, in addition 10 the articles nirt Il
knives
The oarien Seeds from London, opened.
.No1el6er %. 59--3.-
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=. ~ &1<s4ssii6ssl'7ssss7-s
TR1poL1, august so, 1915.
Siebhsn Catheiaa, Esq Coast ofhe Z. S. ef.4
nIelica, q. .WaIseihes.


mieficG, u .HarSeikes.
On the Glib inst. Com. Decatur appeared OF
Trpoli With a squadron oil 5 sal, and sier ID tlice
Jays negotiation, VIC Concluded all differences
with tbis regency, by making lie Bashaw pay
tee.ty live Thousand dollars, the gull value
81 lhr ines Of the AJeilino, that wero taken
IN ds port by the English brig paulas, aud obtain
ing the release Of ten slaves, as remuneration for
tie decnGOa Of the prvateer 10 this port, BY the
Lnglish bis after / hal demanded twenty. four
hours s,ert ufhcr
The American coors were again hoisted on the
9l inst ON tae consular house, ard ssluted with
twsrty.oue gunshy dc Bashaw, while foil band Of
music played the PrcgsdeHfs starch and Yankee
U0,oc We have thus obtained ample sotishction
ard de Iiasnaw has been punished for his want Of
energy and frmnossin supporting biz neutral rights,
Md protecting friendly power, vino sought pro-
l-eiiouin lis port.
Com. Balnhrdge appeared of Tripoli on the
zf,h, with a squadron Of i0ur sill, bot hearing from
~ o. recent disturbances AZ Tunis, Immediately
salod ior lisa; place. RE has uore than twenty
cd nra,r his command, in tie Mediterranean,
Sos o. which will continue here, 10 keep the
bai siisns 10 ave, aud pro,ect Ourc0ramercc
81 iauis, we compelled them topay to the cons
scfu Of Capt Wycr, 5000 dollars for tie taolni.
res fsken from them.
With seetin.cntsol reghri, SC.
(sigaet) kiCWn JONES