Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-06

It's said she hada violent battle with enc
of his majesty's sloops Of war, name un-
known. We are Inpatiently expecting
news OF its result.
April J..
LATEST FROM BERMUDA.
BY the arrival this morning Of the sloop
.fn1icus, Capt. Rowland, III days from
Bermuda. we have received the Royal
Gazette and Bermuda Advertiser, o.
March %. Among the articles we lave
selected from this paper, is the Prociama-
ton of Governor Cockburn, announcing
The ratification Of the treaty by the Presi-
dent.
From the Bermuda Gazette Of .Narca %,
Entered, American schrs. Remp, from
Baltimore Torpedo, 49,, do.
Cleared, brig Lloyd, ,Nagh, Turls-1sl-
and; ships Flode, Brazil silva, United
States Mars, Taylor, n. York ; Ram
bier. Sisk. Charleston; schooner Presi-
dent. Cooper, New, York.
Arrived since our last-the Tonnant,
-. the Hon. Alexander Cocfrane, X. B.
Surprize. Sir 7. Cochrane, from iiayan-
na-Aiedina from Jamaica, and Aiben
from Halifax.
The Medina frigate came into the har-
Dor, at nearly low water.
OUTRAGE.
On Wednesday evening last Mr.. BAN
poLrH Of the United States Navy, late
Of the President fligate, in company witt
some other officers of that ship, attacked
the Editor Of the Royal Gazette in the
most violent and unprovoked manner with
a stick, while he was walking unarmed:
the timely arrival o., some British officers,
prevented his proceeding tC further acts
OF violence: guard shortly after came
I'D when the offender had decamped; and
the nexg morning we understand he was
hoisted into boat at the crane, from the
Market Wharf, and absconded; an ho-
norable way truly, for an officer to quit
place, where he had been treated with
civilty and attention.
BERMUDA & sOMERS' ISLANDS.
BIZ his Ercellcncy SIR fumes CocAJarn,
Raronet, Governor, Com,naader IN
Chief, and Zee admiral IN aad orer
these ISLANDS, Sc. &c. &c.
A PROCLAMATION.
WHEREAS | have received dis
patch from His Majeaty's Minister in the
United States of America, notifying that
the ratification of the treaty ofpeace and
amity, concluded at Client on the 94th
December last, between Great Britain &
the U. States, were exchanged at Wash
ington on the 18th ultipo, and whereas
it is stipulated by the first article of the
said treaty that all hostilities by sea and
land shall cease so soon as the treaty
shall have been ratified by both parties,
as has now been accomplished.
Lido therefore tissue this my proclama-
ton, making known within this His Ma
jesty's government, the restoration OF
peace and friendly intercourse between
the subjects of His Majesty and of the
United States OF America, and warning
all persons whatsoever to torhear accord
ingly, from all acts Of hostility against
those States, under penalty OF mourning
his Majesty's highest displeasure.
And do further hereby give notice,
that vessels are at liberty henceforth to
enter these ports from the United States
of America, and to clear out for the same,
subject only to the rules and stipulations
of the act in force, for regulating the COM
merce of these Islands--of which as well
the officers of His Majesty's government,
as all others whom it doth, may, or shall
concern, are hereby required to take no
tice, and to govern themselves accord
ingly.
Given under my hand & the Great Seal
of these Islands this 1Stf day OF
March 1915, and in the ssh year OF
His Majesty's Reign.
JAS. COCKBURN,
Gorr. and ComdT. IN Chief.
BY His Excellency's Command.
SAMUEL ADAMS,
Dy. Secretary.
GOD SAVE THE KING.