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confsfERcIA1.
Prices at Havanna, July 9.

amer;casi Produce and .fldnufaclsises.
Apples. none /; beans, white, Ssa aper
Ebusilal Beef. mess, p. Dbl. l5alo NO; 4.
|lsal4-s, Ill ale bread, pilot, Bay
ship; 6a7--crackers, per kegg, lai IL J; but a:
|ter,yeliow, s4as5 ps qq boot legs, i7a arg
!. iioz.; cheese. 13aI9 * aqi; Conlage,
lOaIs, do; calf skins. s0a3g doz.; can
Hes. mid 6Sand 8 2Ga28 cents lb-Sper-
naceti, 45a50 I; cider in BOTTLES, Gas
ldoz; chairs, Windsor. ga 5piece .tA1t
q seas So ettees, 12al7--will alNays
ray a good freight is well nade--in pieces
Fer making up. l2al4 dez; flour, super.
philad. s6a18 bbi.-Baltimofo, l5al1---
|NYork, 15a16-NOrleans, 14al4 l22;
Ssh, cod white and dry, 6a7 ,gins fair ea9
b. gall, dull hams 3oaS2 p. qql; hats, hiles
and light, 48a50 p. doz.; hoops, hogshead
dressed, IS p. huEd.-iron pipe s qqf
iron pots, GAG so, qql scarce; lard, white
80 qqi scarce Hanback,, 5oa9 10; lead
:white dry, 1890, qql scarce-do in oil
-l2al8:4umber. w. P. do. 96a9S-Scant
lag, so, plenty; marble labs, paving,
60a75 per 100; niasts, carce nails,
sugar box, leafs, p. pql.--assorted. ia
10; oil, linseed, lal Is, gall lamp, 6 rs;
onions sac per 100 ID; potatoes z per Dbl;
pitch Gas SO do; porter and beer Sa3 p.
doz pork No /, 25 Dbl; paper, foolseap,
las per rea,a printing lal SO; sheathing
leaI5; rice 4 25a4 SO per ppi; shot az
serted 1lal2; sheoks 2a2 IS each, with
heads slaves no 1890 per NJ; turpen-
tine l6al6 SO per qqi dull, tar 4a5 per.
bsl vermacelli 25aS0 per pal; yarnish
black. dull; vinegar 10 ali FER Dbl; VIM
dow glass 7by9, obylo, l0byss, 25as5p
100 feet.
9rodaeeof Cuba and The Spanish 1uin'
Ccttce 9 40alo p. qql plenty; cocoa
24a2S p. fanega; hides 9a2 so each; horns
5 p. 100 scarce; honey 2 liz rs; p. gal;
molases Gallo rs; pakeg; Muscovadoes,
7aSp. COL none at market; clayed browns
8; white and brown assorted g $, s5, 81
2, 1912, 9a11, segars 5a10sp. 100; to-
oacco, Amer l2al4 p. ppl-ESportation
of Spanish tobacco is prohibited.
Prices Current at augusta, July6 6.
Cotton IS cents salt, per. bush. 100;
COTE 90 a SO: sugar cwt. 28a 90; corn
bush leo cts; corn neal 100; tobacco
cwt Gao so -four Dbl 4a4 so; bacon 10
a IL 1-2.-C Charleston City GaS'
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ALEXANDRIA.
TUESDAY, jury Is.
IN COUNCIL,

IN COI NCiis
JuLY 92. 1915.
The Common Council Of AleSai,dria,
Aesly symralhising IN the srrings Of
y INHABITANTS If Petershurg, from the
htp calaa;t9as destructianSo f large
nr.ion Of their tosnby TIRE. aud strong
isnnpressed by sense Of their o5liga-
Ans. as meo aud SIS memhers Of the
,,r,e community. premptly to afford to
Il, sufferers all the relief IN their. poner
.-Do sssrsf5rg ResqIvs. That lohn sc
X;0ney, Jacob Hef'man and John Saa-
,sy. be- committee nho are hereby re
e,ssted 10 solicit suasctf"ti"as from tae
;ahsbitarss Of the i'ean of Alexandria,
bhe transnittea bv the Masor of AleS-
ss,lria r. tie CORPORATION Of peteg<sure.
a be aDBhel 10 the relief oftae sufferers
blythe late fse, in such = amer as the
Members Of said Corporation may deem
most Advisable.
4 Coa-.-ssest,
ii l.. p. THOMPSON. c. c.
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had landed. The 9Th had proceeded too
FAR To be countermanded. The 18th had
sailed for Sackett's Harbor before the or
lers we're received. The I6thhas been
ordered into Fort Niagara. The cause
of this movement is not certainl Y known.
It is, however, probably. occasioned by
the expectation ola war with the western
Indians, who have lately manifested a
disposition to renew hostilities. | he
British, we understand, DELAY surrend-
ering Mackinaw; and the Indians ara
collecting large force in that vicinity.
and threaten to take possession OF that
post as soon as the British leave it.
The new Cd and 5th regiments are ex-
vected here in few days from Saekett's
Harbor. The destination ofthese troops
has been altered in consequence OF
threatening appearances to the westward.
! Major General Brown, We understand
is expected here soon.
From the .N.stcasS RepablicaR. jane II.
A Spaniard has arrived a few days
since from St. Aatonia and report
/. That !Alredondo was attacked in
the plain near Monterey by Gen. faliion
who defeated him and put to death alt
the European soldiers of Arredohdo's
army that fell into his hands--that he
took possession of Monterey where he
new las his head quarters.
9. That Arredendo was at Laredo, re-
treating toward San Antonio.
S. That Almendrader, capt.-gen. of
Chihuahua, &c. marched with l560 men
to the support of Arledondo, but was
met by division Of Paihon's army, de-
fcatedand obliged to return to Chihuahua
aitbye few men, almost all these that
survived the battle having gone over to
the republicans.
4. That the noted Monco Garcia was
alitae coast directing bis march towards
Mata Gerda and Ina Bahia.
S. That there Was but about COO men
at San Antouio, naked and starving Tor
waat.ot provision, not being able toleave
the town for the want of horses, &c.
6. That Governor Coldelo had sent
his lady into San Antonio, apprheading.
too maen danger for her to remain at
Coaba',aiia--tilat Don Ignaioo Perez,
tSa;abrano. the iaAar presidem, were as
se.h5iet at San Antonio with Others OF
that description. ard all in CONSERVATION.
All the Spaniards that returned FROM this
quarter under the general were sent cit
to tneinterior some the since.
,oai not voach for the tr,sth Of The
inJorsatioR, taS 1t appears 10 NE uery
probable.
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Presley Jacobs,

Id EspEcrFULLy presents his thanks to
his customers, for the very Iiberai
support lie has received in the line tbs
business, ard as he intends laying IN a
small assortment of GOODS the ensu-
ing fall, requests those who are in ar
rears with him, to discharge their re-
|spective accounts as soon as possible, ia
order to enable him to fulfil his engage
ments to those who may honor him with
their confidence.
July IS, 5t'
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un,lets tie icol0fed Z az, Cal
laloope s;a;stes lentions! BE undecei
haze auf .o;.t 20 know not my charac-
ed eo' - s. nchalan !; / cannot sepa-
~ e. gtinY from that of my country
- a th;s colony is an integral Part,
W.T. q 70 preserve i to France, to free
VIM s.sa, foreign yoke. it there pc ann ?,
i'ils .s., $ taxing possession OF 1t. i
tea','at ,ct;oas rersons,sare DESTROYS OF
sola s.roring to tiswart my designs, let
eaoes s.,,ose froa the colony voluntarily
is y, asSne I take measures to compel
ssc - Ian avegse to measures of seyeri-
tlsn Mt / request that ali those Mho
~, ~ enjoy tie tranquility that ! au.
e GUN, myself topseserye IN the colony,
s,hpactnowledge no other standards. ne
"a s.sa, s,yereissr than hi,ii whom we una
ss;asu,iy proclaimed ontae 18th and 18th
~ tbe authorities. the military. tie
.., a Quarts, are Immediately to take
no 80, Tie oati,ef fidelity to his lmreri-
80 = ,la.e,ty ell contrary conduct pre-
s,,s dangers aud cannot be tolerat-
e. I0ys LIVE THE EMpER0RMi
s,s.stene. Gaudalonpe, June 90. 1915.
"a Governor and Lieutenant General
r, His Majesty. of the Islands of
Gaadaloupe and Dependencies.
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= Hero, Baker, st. Andrews.

Boston fa{y Is.
The brig Hard, capt Wu. Blackner
from tie Care de Verbs, which has ar. at
this port. cargo salt and goat skins, left
Bona4t.ta April 90. st Nicholas s0th,
Isle oi'f.iay 27th May, and st Jago June
7. No American vessels at either Of
those places. and no vessels for the Z. S.
The brig Only Son, Hoves, Of Yarmouth,
c. Col. SO DAYS Fl. St Helena, ar. at st
Iago Nav 12, and after procuring water,
&c. proceeded on her vovage. The ship
Galatea, Towne, "a DAYS fro,, Boston for
calcutta, had putin therehaving sprung
her bowsprit 5days after sailing,i in gale
fished II and sailed again May SO. Sc
veral English whalers had touched at the
fslauds, butno Americans. Heard Meth
ING OF any American cruizers.
Capt. Blackner spoke Jane 10, lat 90,
4S, Ion 50, SO, brig Russell. Newton, from
Newport for the w. Indies. s0th, lat
90. so. lon 60, sch. Sarah & Louisa,
BOYLE. from Baltimore, for Guadalupe,
July Z. lat Sc, Ion &c, &c, schr. Fame,
Roff, from n. York fer St Thomas, 9th.
lat 81. so. Ion 70, 20, schr. Farmers De-
light, Tuck. of Alexandria, for Bermuda.
-Gn Tuesday last, in the Vineyard
Sound, schr Resolution, Doane, OF Ply
mouth ter the Southwark.
In the Hazard, have arrived, two sea-
men belonging TO the Constitution. They
were III the Levant at the time OF her re-
capture, and matte their escape on shore,
byjumping overheard Also, 4 seamen
belonging to the letter of marque schr.
Carlton, Newell, (12 guns and % men
of Wilmington. \. c. bound from Por-
to Rice to Africa. The c. was lying in
Sonayista. last Jan. when the British
frigate Pmcupine came in, and fired upon
her. having previously been permitted
to beard her witha boat,-and she was in
consequence run on shore, and lost. The
Carlton Was formerly the English priva-
teer Mars of Nassau, captured by the Y.
s. briggs Enterpnze and Rattlcsnake.
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NOTICE

BY virtue Ola Deed Of Trust from chas:
b &. Count Neyitt tothe subscriber, Will
be exposed e sale at public auction Tor
ready money, Oh Monday the 2sth day
OF August next,
A piece of Ground lylf1g
|apon the north side Of duke street ana
70 the westward of Fayette street, front-s
ing 26 feet upon Duke street, and rum
|aing back 100 feet to a 10 feet alley
Upon this ground is erected a convenient
two story brick dwelling house with back
auildings-tlle sale to be on the premises:
lat tine same time and place will be sold
small tractof land lying in Fairfax
county, containing about IL acres known
by the name Of Bloomfield Fsrms
ALSO,
at tia sen,e time end place
Eight Valuable Slaves
Also, at the same time and place By
virtue of Deed Of Trust from Charles
/ Z. Count hewitt to the subscriber and
Robert Gray, will be sold Tract Of
L.4.srD in Morris Township, Washing
ton county, Pennsylvania, containing
nearly 500 Acres-ALSO, Lot Of
Ground and House i'm Nottingham, state
of Maryland.
July g5. Is.
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Alexandria, July %, 1916.

NX7As committed to the jail of this
w county as a runaway, negro
woman---she says her name is SARAH,
and that she is the property ola Kendall
Moss, of Kentucky at present, who NOV
ed there from Virginia. She is. about IS
years of age, and slim made. The own
eer is requested to come and prove his
property, pay charges ard take her a.
|way. otherwise she will be disposed Of
las the law directs.
james Campbell, jai!or.
July IS. lawSm
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Prices Current, amsterdam, .May18.
Coffee, Mocha, in large bags, Is Is
1-2 stivers per Id St. Domingo, hne green
IN hhds. 10 10 list. ID; ,mddling 9
l-s 10 st. lb.-Cotton, Georgia Upland,
90 IS gr. per h.. sea-lsland, IS SO;
Louisiana, SO a 80 gr. p. lb.-Rice,
Carolina 20 schillings per cwt.--Tobac-
co, MARYLAND prime yellow 10 a II St.
Ger ID; fine colored Sac IL st (; bright
and middling s1-ea8 Sd; brown and
ordinary 7a8; Virginia, James river &
York do. 1Oa IL stivers per lb,-- Iur-
pentine, 90 s5 schillings per cwt.
norE-1l2 lbs. American VT. are
equal to 100 lbs. Dutch.
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COMMERCIAL.

Markets at Martinique, July 1, very
high for their produce, American ex
tremely low, excepting fish, from S to
dolls lumber 90 dollars.
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V.DAVENP0aT.
poRT OF ALEXANDRIA.

ENTERED.
Sloop Betsey, Aiexander, Bath.
- Liberty, Latham, New london.
Brig Criterion, Cotton, Boston.
George Washington, Sheldon,
Providence.
Schooner Clipper, soule, New Bed
ford.
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Markets at Cape Henry, July /, dull
for all kinds Of American produce-Mo-
lasses 81 cents-sugarsa9 and coffee IL
cents
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Newport, July Is.
Ar. sehr. Mars, Devens, Of this port,
IS days from Cape Henry, Ilayti, with
lee bids. Gs!Sssss, sc. Lett there
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or Rg9 VIDA.

The following IS an extract Of letter
received BY a gentleman of Boston IL
answer IT, letter wrote toa raer-
caaat Of Bermat;a on the subject 0,
which It sreaks
s0a the lfta Of. June Bermuda was g
fee port. and nothing bat 40 act Of Par
lament caa PLACE the lsia4d ola differ.
sat tOotius."
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hletter from Gibraltar, dated NAV
20, tosa gsatIenau in this city, saws
'stha is to advise yau Of the arrival Of
tIesaip Hope in rs days passage from
Philadelphia, having fortunately escaped
ayisisham the Algefipe squadron. that
lad been cruising cut of the Stratts tt
tie Nerthward, and passed Der a fen
niles tothc Southwark wben Oh the Rock..
The cope was ia sight of the squadron
oil day lslorsat Of what nation they
sere.n
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Was Found,
NOTICE..

NC1ILE.
DEING appointed by the ordnance de-
HID paftn.ent of the q. States, to collect
all arms and accoutrements the property
of the u. States, other than those which
may have been receipted for to the pro-
per ofscers-this will notify those persons
who may have arms, &c. ofthe above de,
scription in their possession, to forward
them to Mr.. K. Griffith, Gunsnith, OF
this place, who will pay them reasona-
Bile compensation for their trouble.
SAML. THOMPSON,
Collector of Arms for L. States.
July Is. DIST.
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On EuErALc, July 4.
srirsl ue :. last the Lady Of tie Lake
lh,ha' VII Fe,t Niagara, from sackett's
ier. S. siJor Blown, who came il
,asa S.Ousht orders 10 the coumanhipg
ta IL, W V,is station, for tie TROOPS whicf
a,ss ~. aaa which were preparing e
% sssas s place, tor Observation-Disclosures
h,thsr aal Continue he.e unit
sl.sS ! . writer's ,S. In Consequence ~
'sA AID 18th ies:..s..t. !, L..cI.
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CHARLEsToH, July IS.
Extract of letter from HAVANA, dated
4th instant. ss

6 The arrival ola large sum Of money
lin specie from Vera Cflly, and the uiu-.
suaIly large demand from all parts Of the
~. States for our produce, has had the.
effect of advancing prices at cur market
very considerably within these few days.
OF Aiuscovadofsagai, MT a hogshead re-
mains unsold in the citys lno.asses has
also risen to 61-a a 10 reals, and may
possibly go higher; coffee is quick at SO
Ia and Is. according toqnality; brown
clayed sugars 8 dollars; white II dolls.
a is IL; rice 50 IA, rising"
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From the Charleston Courier.
Report Of actual Sales

FOR WEEK PAST.
Home Productions.
Cotton--Sea-Is Island, SIS a 81 cents per 10.
Short Staple, 60 Fl do.
Rice-prine New. S ,luiis. IS certs.
Old, 8
Flour Philadelphia (super6ne) 9 dolls.
per Dbl.
Baltimore, S 90
Virginia
Country, (New.) 9
Tobscco--1l a 12l dolls. per cwt.
Cosn-l doll. a doll. 12a cts. per
ha,hel, very scarce.
Racan--i4 Is cents per ID.
Bees Wax, 90. a 50 ceats per It. scarce.
Colonial Frodartioas.
Susar--Elayana white, "a dolls.
ditto brown Is a 90 dolls,
Cofsae--ea a s5a cents per 10.
Molasses--T3 a so cents per gallon.
Havana Se,ars, WTocdviile's 90 dollars
per box.
Salt--L;verpool, coarse, 5000 bushels IS
cents.
Do. fine 900buSbels Co.
Croekery--l00 crates. average ITO per
cent. en- INVOICE.
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Prices at Hacaiaaa. hly 4.

Rice, 81 25a4 so; pork, &c; hams,
.a2a24 !; leaf tobacco, IS; bread 6: lard
DO cents; molasses, e5 cents Musce-
yadu sugar Ss seas; brown Z 5oa8 -
white, Is, IS, so, scarce; coffee 9 so
a 10. -
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Rice is stationary at prices quoted.
Short Cotton is held by some at one
cent more than cur quotations bat we
have not heard of apy sale at that price.
i.ons Cotton is also held up i'll some ln-
stances for higher prices.
We continue our quotations OF Flouf,
the same as Cor the two weeks preceding.
Sales have not been extensive, most Oh
that sold being for home consumption.
D,y Goods--l'he market Is overstock-
led with m,isiins, and they do not ave-
rage more than 50 per cent.-Most o.
tier seasonable articles have been sold,
during the week, at an advance OF about
S ner cent. -Bombazeens are very scarce
land command ready sale; as ds also
Ladies black silk Stocking, aad ali
kinds Of French Silks, particularly black.
Linens continue in demand.--Low
larice,l pullicat AID mock MADRAS Hand-
E,ercbiefs. and al kinds Of East-1ndia
Ibase goods, lb'ue iiualhu'as exceFted)
| are scarce and high. There are so Nan
Ikeens in the market; but the season fol
Ithemis passing By.
| Hardware, in general, is on the de-
! cline some articles, however, command
| . handsome advance, and ready sale.
| suSars--4o boxes Havana Brown
ner schooner raveller, for 49, dollars
areo of schooner Resolution, at l9a dol
liars fer Brown. and 24 dollars for W hite
Cofeg-Best Green, Is bought up rea'
Idily ior expectation, and has advanced
Iii.i,e during the week. Old White Cot
lice. not entitled to debehture, dull sale
at our lowest quotation.
,rhe article of Sat is advanced il
lprice-the quotation we give, was a
Inublic sale; since which, the same Sal
has been mostly sold at an advance oi
from 5 to 10 cents pei bu5hel.
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Ertrect ofa leteer,o a gentleman an N

Erfrect ofa lettert0 a gentleman an ~
Ycns. dated Rai; fas, 2ets jane. 1915.
This day, via Newfoundland. adyi-
ses are received that the enaneror of Aus
ira has declared himself neutral. think
You viii agree wita ne there is 10 faith
ate thar to be pat III hin.''
We weald barely observe. that our ac-
saapts direct from i4ondon are to the 26t,
q May. and f,an France to tie 9Th of
dpae, which make nemention of TIE fact,
nor DO they even hint at any disafection
On the part o. Austria, or any OF the al
aed poSers.--lo, gr.
we understand that the II. s. schoon-
CT Nonsnchy caprain Trait. is shortly to
proceed 60 Halifax and jamaica to bring
roNie the Blacks taken from the southern
He'es by the British naval comn anders
ssar'as the late Nas, and who are to be
sw'Werea back to their oWners. We
Lave Seen ST. JONAS n. Rs account OF
NE arrival at .ssas pace ~ SIS Of the
Saek dessrters. As tley cell them. in a
tsssei from Halifax. Policy as veil a.
%a'ranity dictates their restoration; as
y. experience Of former occasions, lin
,.s case OF the paroons treachesoasly
s s.su by lord Dunmore from Virginia aud
Mr.. .lsa there proved the inability oi
IsA S accustomed TO warm climate &c
!, y much less to be profitable subjects
us o'eak regions Of British America.
,ss ssa, prnportion of the poor creatures
s. 'sAea with cold tire FIRST siutef, anc
Sad SVS'ernaient was finally obliged tc
Saa. . w "a '.e ee',s'
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June ssth, scllr. Eagle, Daniels, from
Baltimore. Just ar. Niobe, BIackwood,
for N. Orleans in 10 days Fair Amcri-
carfor Alexandra in 10 days; brig ~,
gurket, from Philadelphia just arr; schr.
thomas and Henry, Thompson, for.
session. July 9th, lat. ss, long. n, spoke
orig Trumbull, Harding, Is days from
Bath for Matanzies.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-01-16
@ott(at,S.
Monday, January IS, 1915.


!, The Neu-Tor; Mercantile ddceniser, of Thurs
day last, communicates the important intelligence
that British force from the West indies had APP
preached to within miles Of the City OF New Or
leans. A Ietterfrom the Post Master of New-Cr-
leans, dated Dec II, states, that the II. fleet OF go
vessels are at Ship Isandand approach the City by
the Lake of Ponchartrain-the II. s. Naval force
was gunboats and schooner which were attacked
by SO OF the enemies barges and captured after an
action of hour and so minutes. Only small
forts oppose their march to the City, the fate of
which will be decided by battle GcnJackson
commands at ". O.--las 1000 regulars and 1000
militia. Adm. Cochrane commands the Expedition.
The writer of the letter calculates on favourable
result should the British land and attack the place.
On the 18th Gen. J. declared the City under Mar
tial Law.
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MPo&rANP

/ a., ~. Prince = The letter Of
1 %. ithooner Joaquille. Capt Car
y 4. az arrived Al Beaufort, (N. G. in
- 80 can Por: All Prince. Captain
.sr;tts u his Owners in this city,
q. oolv news at Port-au Prince or
q. ;a,nd IS, that the two miniltcrs
d. ''.s - the court Of France we're
s. the PrcEdent Potion and
6, chrifophe Their demands on
$50 e the king were, thar the iAaad'
:shabitan;s fhoul! return TO their
i allegiance This was promptly
o.A-chrilfophe TENT his folders and
ssfledlv frizcd the ambahador with
~ 4. ;nlfruttions, in which IT was found
.. d encourage and promote diiafs
... hs;wccn the mula,tocs and
=. be iuitantly turned him out to
f.,d;erv. who terminated his mortal
,n-.c>--Petion treated the other with
q courtsfy, and during my itay, tent
/, f;nall vcHrI under itrong sfcort
7sm,ics. He lays the torches are rea-
men their tyraass approach, to de-
e,rry vesigc of civilization, not a
q NAH crow on the plains to nourilh
nara tree OF hut fhall afford them
~ 81 n tropical fun, and the noun
!. ihall become our abiding place,
vheucc we have the abundant
,,p. of annoying them, and rendering
- ain moe comfortleis than God and
mr. viii do. they are already itore
,he mountains with cured proyiGons,
III mott active preparations arc go
= % complete thsir means OF defence.
minllter to Potion repreiented the
zion merchants there as fet OF def
rae and needy advc nturcrs who were
!. md counf<llors, and hat when bis
nIter fent they would be committed to
take nc iccret expedition thar was
ropr sifing in jamaica had not yet failed
rrnerai opinion was, that il was deitin.
ID fore lcutheru quarter of the U. S
bik Al Port-au Prince, his majefty's
pop of.waf Peruvian touched there
her way to Gonaives, Bermuda and
Ii ployioeuee,- with an agent of tho
10 Of Boyies and Co. Jamaica, fuppo
1iur tn purpofe Of placing funds a
Ito latter places to purchale fouth.
h produce that is to be captured by The
sditisn aov ffting out
lN. +. Ev. Pef.1
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-01-16
" SIeighiag PGriq.o

There are various accounts that The British are
making preparations for aeater campaign, and
that they have collected force Ii the vicinity OF
Kingston aud Montreal Of 1900 men for that
seighs for the conveyance of the troops, but we
do not believe John BULBS men viii be very ond
of frolic'' of this kind.
10 say nothing Of the difficulty ef an nrmy's NOV
ing with the necessary military apparatus at this in
element season Of the year, the hritish Comman-
ders can hardly have forgeten the dance" bro
thor Jonathan entertainment them with at Tlatts-
burg last fall