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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-25
LoSDoN. Get. &c.

L0S D9N.Ccf. 10.
British firing IN France.-SatuFday
last most splendid review took place
in the Plain Of St. Denis of about $4,000
British and Hanoverian infantry and be.
tween3 and 1000 cavalry, incIudingae
Life Guards aud Oxford Blues. The
duke Of Wellington. attended by most
numerous and brilliant STAFF. came on
the ground about II o'clock, and imme.
|diateiy rode downthe line at a hard gal.
Hop; the bands ofthe different regiments
Istruck up as he passed never did his
|excellency appear to greater advantage.
in a few minutes his orders were given
and the manoeuvring commenced; the
|aides-de camp were seen flying from one
division to the other. all was hustle, the
carriages and numerous spectators re-
treated rapidly before the troops; but
when the Life Guards made afull charge,
the effect was at its height; never could
any tbing convey greater idea OF their
force. No serious accident occurred
one young gentlemen had narrow es-
cape +; his horse reared, & fell backwards
|upon him, but he was not much hurt.
|Lerd Hill, Gen. Sir L. Cole. Coils. Her.
vey andCongreve, were amongstthe most
conspicuous active characters OF the days
the troops looked extremely well, and
performed manoeuyres with their accus-
toned CELEBRITY. Amongst the distIn-
|guished personages present, we noticed
the Dutchess of Bedford, and the ladies'
Montague, countess of Kinnaird, lady
Webster, as equestrians: lord and La
dy Castlereagh, Mr. Drake. the MISS
Ogilyies, and "a numerous assehnblage OF
the most elegant and interesting British
ladies that ever graced review Ia
France. The day was peculiarly hne.'
neither hot nor dusty, aud the line OF
troops, which extended as far as the eye
could reach, presented coup d,oell,
which nothing ever eu elled. Field mar ;.
shall Prince WreIe, d number OF
Bayarian and Prussian Ulcers were pre-
sent, and appeared to notice narrowly
the great movements oedered by the IL
lustrioas Wellington.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-25
Public Sale.

Will be sold on the FIRST day OF January
next, for cash,
A Few likely NEGROES, part of the
. property of the estate OF John Nc
Clenachan, deceased, at (which time
there will be hired the balance OF the
Slaves, belonging to said estate.
1t is requested, if there are any wis
have demands against said estate, am
have not furnished their accounts, the.y
will present them on the above day to
James McC lenachail
Executor
Dec q ieOts
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Ten nsUes ST Ch0ice old Madeifs
wine. sh;D1 bv ihE l0kse If hlessrs'
{;oyslaf,, Dull. lneIis &s ca, md 'vssras15
cd 81 s0pefi6F auaIitY Cor sa''e 4 a1s
eareh61se. Also, forty b0Ses 0s cltts'is,
asnety-tive tubs ol Swedish steel, at'e
abobt feenty pieces IF aannels.
Ais8 o ii Aasxss
Al lsw hhtls. 6f Madeira w Scott
/ ,o,,er,an. pernf0ld u CO.. brand wit
Il lew bales German Inens and glas|
ware. assorted II boxes.
TIE ship Felieidas1o will take 4 tex
hundred barrels Klodt pn Freight 70 ma
leiFa, If application i iumediateI mad
Terms pecnl;arly favorable 70 the shlp
Der win be altered by the Subscriber.
Robert Patton Jun
- - q s,2s s4ft ~ 81 # ,ssSE ~ Ks - ~ q
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-25

~ 40 !. : g. 81, q sxcer} AZ
,s'st ss,o IS persons Who ia : = ,i,',
. i fahsls seyfn o. eieIif e'flsd So
eals day been undistdfbed 8 s and &
sFalnleIt should have IT, Y We q.
1 p y cllasItg He bad the;, Preference
- heart liver there wers 8, n, ease much
'anlon emitted to the right Sc ~ p'e lnths
y was those people. they fsss s'0ltiea
pa'T'er : & :, that country. Tbss aed The
3 n as q ,fhe brave men that ds3.. were 4
Creek Indians; and even parta ss'ed the
s s, q the defence If I.ouis;snuas ~ the
. lnei, country required the;r s :, when
such men deserved attention s ss's'ces.
y ', RIM Bot. being also ar : "a Co.
the other object Of his motion. ANA sa'e : Tor
appearing 70 be an objection. "a ca. Mere
ing them, he should consent 70 en- '0Nect
'msnt now proposed. = Au'sls.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-25
John G I4add & co.

"a HAVE FOR SALE,
Eight Chests and 1'1centy Bore'
YioIfNG HlS0N TEA.
SHIP Packef, Cargo
s barrels spanish Indigo
s boxes white Havana Sugar
10 tons bar iron
TO quarter casks Sherry Wine
/. IL boxes fresh Lisbon Lemons
200 casks r. r, Lime
go barrels Cider
40 barrels tanners Oil
90 bolts Russia Duck
90 do Ravens Duck
no barrels and boxes mems Shoes
4 bale Russia Sheeting
900 tons plaster Paris
900 bushels Liverpool coarse salt
10 pipes Holland Gin
$3.50 barrels beet
& 90 wards tow and tow linen cloth
s tons shsathing Paper
6 cases mems fine Flats
December I.
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

I'D AfgAWAY from the subscriber liy-
ing 10 Charles ounty, Maryland.
on the night of the Sthinst a stout like
~ negro man. about 90 years Of age.
had ON when he Runaway short coat ard
.pantal0ons, made Of homespan, cotton
warp Elled II with dark mixed yarn and
we've fustian, a new fut tat. with black
sash round the crown and coarse cot
ton shifts---he has with bin other cloath.
ing and sillNery 6kely change his dress
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-25
Hugh Smith e C o

Hugh Smith & 90
Have received by the Fair American,
Cut and Plain Glass Wdre.
Also, BY the Mary fom Liverpool,
An additional supply Of
Queens Ware, and Chino,
making with their former stock an exten
i've assortment.
s Also, received by the Fair American,
AND FOR SALE,
e S tons patent shot
llfcasks dry white lead
4 casks,dryl red do.
2 tons white lead ground in oil
10 casks copperas
S rolls sheet lead
And . quantity Of wine and porter
bottles.
Dec IL eeti
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-25

TnfJRSI7 AM to q decree Of The SUI
pe..isf court 81 sclsaHceFy for the
Tsaefl ksl,are District. ii he case aI
4 rEipk ins's SIX oss US. The heirs Of Eho's
I.ssnax, decIls hal offer for sale y pom
Tie nresnises ON ne 18th slay Of january
itsifaif il not The next Gan. day, that va
luahls estate called Port Foliage, late
tie property a ThOnias Lomax, deed:
\ This traet of land IS situated upon the
banks &c tho Rappahafnoek. about i've
miles below Port Royal. ia q pleasant
and healthy eDoRtrY-- II contains 500
Acres with an excellent two story brick
house }befeau iieoIjshing orchards, and
every Improvement, which the hecessi-
ties ssf 4 nlahtatisn 81 the wants Of q IA
mily could require There are also ate
tached 10 il good winter and spring ash-
cries.
This tract of land has alwaYs been
eousid IA the best npsn the river be-
ing sipxpIas]y adapted to the cultivation
ofboth corn and wheat--One hundred
and forty bushels Of wheat have been
sswu upan Il install.
Ii viii be sold at public auction upon q
credit sf six morths as 10 the mortgage
1naney lfl20D with interest From 10th
III January and the costs of suit--and as
=, the residue, Of The purchase monelf. a
credit of eee and two years thereafter
will be allowed
AZ the same tine | shall sell the crop
of corn, fodder stacks, plantation uten-
sis, horses, mules, Sc. &c.
also,
Four Or ave hnnarea gallons Of choice old
Brandy
IaIa u r n.,na ~ 81
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-25
Bryan Ham pson 8 Co.
Hare just rsccired for sale, !.
so boxes Mould Candies, assorted
sizes.
Farmers Bank of Alexandria.
Drcruprp a. 1915.
sizes. 81
Dec 4

The stockholders in this institution,
re hereby notified, that an election will
be held at the bank, on Monday the lsf
lay Of January next for thirteen Direct
srs, to seryethe ensuing year. {
John Hoeff, Cashier:
Dec 6 1awt1staal
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-25
Boiling Cloths

The subscriber has Just received b
tie General Lingan. Captain WestoE
from Asnstssdan, alarge II elegant as,
scrtment of Bol ting ClOtiis, sOf a supeIiel
quality. which sid be offered for sale 4
Tie store of Mr.. James Anderson.
Amos .dlerGnder
October 6. It
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MandevilIe q LlaflnOur,

Mandevislc q Lafmour,
Corner Of King z FART far = King e 2, va.
ter streets,
HAVE FoR SALE,
100 barrels whiskey
10 pipes cognac brandy
S do. Holland gin
90 puncheons w India Rum
10 hhas. lst and Cd quality New
Orleans sugar
1000 lbs. prime Isaguira coffee
SO boxes mould candles, assorted
sizes
100 do, muscatel & bloom raisins
500 W.T.. fresh currants
90 boxes chocolate us
With their usual assortment Of wines II
quors and groceries
neeembe} 10
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-25
For Sale
The schr.
TRENTON,

ssssssss5s a3 An excellent vessel OF about
8 tons burthen, nearly new and in com
5lete order for a voyage, will be said
.ewsif application is made this day to the
faster OH board at Hunters wharf.
: If the above schr. is not sold she will
Immediately to Wilmington, n.
For freight or passage
Appls as above.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-25
Landing this day

From schr. Criterion from Pore Rico
and for sale BY the subscrib rs,
Is Hhds.
40 Fierces and
50 Barrels first quality Sugars.
Admns, Herbert g Co.
November &c.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-25

REMOVAL

'<wX a u & removed their st0res next 4 pol
Il h. below PassDs and Butcher and
fSSF b opposite tbeif forRer stand, where
Me nilsf eencga assoktment Qf DIR !
{ Il IDS saiiabIs Ia tie SEQ son. among
which ace an assortment d elegant Tan
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-25
john T. I.emax

Comm r under the decree and
Admir- Of Thos. Lomax, deed.
dec 90 DIV
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-23
Ney Museum etrWax Woyk-

ISAAC PARDEE respectfully informs The Nadct'
L and Gentlemen of Newport, that he has opened
at Mr. BrLLINo's Hotel, in rhames-street, n large
and beautiful collection Of Wax figures as large as
life among which are the following characterss
striekingy represented.
Alexander 1st Emperor Of Russia Gen Jaeksohs
the Nero Of cw.Orleans, Com. Decatur Com ~
Donough; Capt. Wilcox, of Connecticut, who %aA
slain By the Ssvagcs. A barbarous looking indiah,is
represented in tile act of taking his scalp, while .
soldier arrives, tho too late 10 save his life. and
thrusts him through with bsyonet, Gen Paekens
ham, commander in chief Of the British army, who
fought at Ncw.Oreans, represented mortally wouns
ded, attended by his surgeon.
Two elegan, Female Figures, embemh,icSi'y re-
presenting Peace restored between England and A.
mcrica -
Scripture Represenfdfi fions--yoscph presentnS his
two sons Jacob his father, TO receive his blessing
before his DEATH rharoh's daughter Ending Mo.ss
when child in the ark Of bulrashes. ;,
Vhe Austerc father fownng upon his dauglitrs
on finding her with her Gallant.
Music on an Organ.--Admt,ancc Is cents--shil
drcn half price.
or The Museum will be open from sih the fnsro
ing until O'Clock IN the evening hug 49,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-23
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

The ship Nary AagHstG, Captain Hall, has
arrived at New York, from Havre-Ge-G G ace,
and Falmouth, and brings London dates TO
she evening of the Sd OF July. Among the
articles given in the New-York papers, as ex.
tracts therefrom, we observe Ii stated
That Bonaparte had positively embarked
from Havre, 10 an American schooner, for
xhe United States--a Baiumore clipper, We
presum sand that the allies had refused to
treat With me provisional government.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-23
GREAT ANE RAPID EVENTS.

Bonapsr,e landed in the Gulph of Juan, In
France, from Elba, on the FIRST OF March last,
and entered Paris, on the 9o,h of the same
month. He left Paris for the army, on The
18TH June fought the allies on the ! 9Th, aud
l6lh, and was defeated on the 9Th returned
TO Paris on the 2oth, abdica.ed bis throne on
the 23d, qui, Paris forever, on the 27,h, fed
to the Sea coast, between the 29,h and 3o,h,
embarked on the LIST, sailed lst July, in a
schooner for the United Siates.---Bos. Gag.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-23
FROM PORT.hU.pRlNck.


Having received FIVE NUMBERS Of the Royal
Gazette, OF the government Of Hayli, prln'ed
At Cape Henry, We were in expectation OF pre-
senling our readers with some very late news
from that quarter, but contrary 10 .eihe, parts
of the world, we fud II. NJ. travelling through
Ms states, and during an absence Of 30 days
from his capital. IL. NJ. has been takius
view of the country, parading his troops, re-
wardiug his faithful subjects, and The oh of
April last, had arrived sale at his plscc In Sans
Souci.
The decree of the Emperor Napole,p abol.
ishing the Slave Trade having been commun-
icaisd to the King Of Hayii, the greatest en-
comiums are layished on the friends Of the
abollion and more particularly on the Blush
Government and Ile Ministers as being the
first promoters of the abolition.
In one OF the papers we find kAughty de-
nunciation against Petion, the only rival OF II.
M. the King of Hay,i in that piece Pe,iop is
represented as traitor 10 his country, and
accused of completely with Dauxion, Layays-
see and other ex colonisls, against the popa-
lalion OF Hayti, In order to re.establish the
slavery and systems Of 1889, &c.
/. On the ID June was celebrated the annivcr-
sary Of II. Ms the King and the Queen with
the greatest solemnity ever Witnessed In Sans
Sosei the day was announced by ,oysl sa.
lutte, aud for the 5ih time since his corona
tion the king, surrounded by bis dignatles,
delivered very perlinent address, In which
he says" the agriculture and the commerce
are tourishing, we enjoy the gratcst abun'
dance, an immcnce quantity OF produce has
been exported from the great uumber ct
foreign vessels visiuog rs, we may nave an
idea ol our resources" &c.
From an authenuc repor, SO foreign ves-
sells have cid. from Cape taoucos, now G..
Henry from Apr | 70 June s, 1915 taking
with them 10000 900 Of sugar aai N ,qual
number of coffee and couon, wilh0u m8nuon.
ing those cear ed from obcf ports, aSpoftiUg
with them more than 100000 of sugar, coffee
anc cotton. A sufficient proc! OF he bigh
state oil cultivation of the county, and that
the ground, when worked by free hands, will
always produce TO an incalcuiable extent
PM. ~. .dner.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-23
lfdRRID.

Ia this town. on Thursday last, BY the Rev. MI
Eddy, Mr. SAMUEL CHuRcu, OF Rolani, .fass TO
Miss EtizADErH TAygs, daughter of Capt. Benz.
layer, Of this town.
DIED,
In Proridence, on Thursday last, Gen. VIII. At
Lrs, father of the late Capt. William Henry Allen,
aged 64 years.
Al his seat near Ceoryefo,cr, Nd on the cSh ut.
Philip II. Key, formerly mber Of Congress fyon,
the State of Maryland, aged So years
In Woodfard, Ny 25th ult, Capt. Francis Pearl tTo
has left above 90 900 dollars 20 be vested in Fret
SchoSto bear his name, having died without any child
Al .'f!s Square, ~ 4. John Hxs,ine. aged l0S
he resided in the eityof New-York more than half u
cenlury. and had perfect recollection Of il for noru
than 90 ycara
In .Nsvr-York. 18th inst. Charles T. TAby, late
Captain in the u 5. army and Aid to tho late Gen.
Pike. The circumstances Of his Death truly the
lanchoy in fit Of insanity produced by tiolen. fe
yer, he threw himself from third story windovs
ana died almost instantly.
In Baltimore, Henry Blgelow, ner. aged al. His
death was occasioned by blow OH the eresst frorA
the springing of horse,
In England, John Gambol, aged IS Amongs. the
effects found in his house, after his death. were
three bushels Of malt which, forty years age, be
purchased at half a crown bushel, for celebrating
his wedding day; his darrsel, however, changing
her mind, neither wedding day nor brewing day etes
arrived and the sack Of malt, after serving for 20
years beacon for dvectng the old boys alice
tons from tickle woman, has aow descended to
those who are curious 10 see whether there be apy
other kind Of virtue in the relic.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-23
PRIZE LIST.

Rule Britannia britannia rule The Eyares;"
But mark Columbia cant be slaves.
Misses Register states the number OF orr
captures from the ehemy during the late war,
/" satisfactorily accounts for at 1855:
The whole OF our captures, rated at 500
allowing 75o for recsptures, leaves 1850 ta-
ken, dismantled, or destroyed This is the
strongest argument ever urged by US TO the
British cove nmeni in favour ofpeacc, except
ing the SPLENDID victory Of general Jackson
below New. Orleans.
Boston Chronicle.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-23

IMPORTANT.

Ertraet ofo letter, dated Giasg,aO, June !, 10
merchant in Chariesfon.
I" There Is petition going about now tor
signatures, proposing to equaIize the duties
10 British and American ships. What the
fate Of il will be ! cannot say, but you shall
know, when il is determined, for it will be
important.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-23

Creaf Faiiare!-Col. WIN. Edwards, Of
Northampton, who has been, for many years,
very extensively concerned in the tanning and
currying business, has lately shaved his friends
and creditors pretty closely, having failed, II
is said, for The sum of 10000 dis. More
than 50 persons we are informed, will be ru.
ined by his faiIure.-PnsfeM Sun.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-23

pie. Thus I.aly Is on the point Of enjoying
perfect tranquility under its lawful sovereign.
The Princess of Wales arrived On the iS,h
at Milan from Rologna. The plague has
shewn itself at SpalaiId, Narents, NIAGARA, and
other parts of Dalmaia. Precautions have
been made known at Ancona 10 prevent this
evil from being propagaied in Italy.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-23

The Society of Shakers of New.Lebanon
and Watervliet, in the state of New-York,
have, with very iaudable liberali,y and char
ity, transmitted TO the committee for receiy-
ing donations on behalf of the Petersburg
sufferers, the sum of four hundred dollars,
to be appropriated to the relief of the suffer-
ing poor.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-23
100000
100000
2,l3s.ooo
Total for 3 m mon,hs,
3,ossooo

H'or in 81. Do mingo Gill, Of the
sch. Macdonough, who has arrived at New
York, in 8 days from Aux Cages, Informs
That it was reported just before he sailed,
that the Emperor Chris,ophe with his army,
was within fifteen miles of Por,-au.Plince,
and was determined to CORY the place, and
govern the island, or perish under ils walls.
Potion, his rival, had made every preparation
on his part, TO repel the attack, and mosl
sanguinary contest WAS expected momen,ly
to take place"
These two rival chiefs, have only been at
peace for the last few months, through fear
of being attacked by the French. Seeing
now no immediate cause Of alarm on this
head, they arc again at loggerhesds, and will
continue so, until one or the other is master
of the whole island.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-23
IMPORTANT! /!

nN Monday next, the Grand National totery
~ commences drawing III Baltmore--and On fri4
day Tickets rise to Sii so. Present price Of rict"
cts $40 A few Tickets and Shares can be obtain
ed, Il applied for mmeJstey At the Truly Fortunsso
Lottery Of J. G. SHAW. No. lib, Thames.srees
Please TO recolcct the scheme contains five prizes
Of 20 900, two do Of 10000 eleven do cf 50co dol-
lars, SC &c --aud that one number may draw the
enormous sum Of TSo Hnhaysd thousand Dsiiars ~
AUGUST %.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-23
INDIAN WAR.

of the Mississippi, make it very probable,
that serious warfare will break out between
the different tribes of Indians, in that quarter
and the United States Government. The at
tempts of the commissioners, to make peace,
appear to have wholly failed promising
nothing in the result, bu, long, bloody and
predatory war.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-23

James K. Paulding, Esq Secretary to
the Navy Board of Commissioners, is
understood to be the editor Of the Naval
Chronicle, an important and interesting
department ofthe "Analectic Magazine"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-23

Paris, Jane 20.
Ifthe coseseed Sovereigns had not made
solemn promises, we should fear for our in
dependence bat they have declared that iney
only make war on Napoleon. Napoleon wish.
ed to try the fate of arms. Napoleon has been
the first TO abandon The French warriors who
were sacrihcipg themselves Tor his cause.
Napoleon has been the first 10 bring within
our walls the news of his defeat. He could
no longer occupy the ihrone-his political
life is terminated. The war has 10 longer
any motive. Thus will vanQuish all the rev.
cries of ambition.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-23

From Merieo-A letter from Havana, an
nounees the union Of the Mexican people,
who have held convention at Valladolid,and
issued an address, marked by energy and eIo-
quence. Party spirit being subdued, gave
hopes of their subduing the enemies of their
indepe endence.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-23
NEGRoESREsToRED

A Southern paper says--"We hsyc II from
a source which can be depended on, ,hs, our
govern msa, have formed arrangements with
England, for the res,oro,ion Off negroes
iskcn from the United States, during shs late
wsr
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-23
NEWPORT.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST %, 1915.

a report prevailed last week that General
JACKSON, the Hero of New-Orleans. had
been assassinated by a Col. Benton. 1t hap
PLY proves TO be an infamous fabrication.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-23

ed a, Liverpool, Eng. from the single port
OF Savannah, TEN American ships.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-23

Capt. Sawyer Of The British ship Norfolk,
in 10 days hom Trinidad, informs Us that on
the 2lst of July, battle wa, fought on the
Spanish Maine, between the Royaiisls aud
the Patriots, in which the latter were defeat
ed with great loss and that about the 2oIh
OF July 500 of the Sd British w. |. reg,un-
under The command o! Col. Young, sailed Tor
head quarters. II was o0de,stood tha, they
we're 10 join an expedition against Guads-
ioupe under the command OF Major General
Sir Charles Snipley.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-23

The Spanish frigase La Prueba, from La
Vera Cruz bound TO Cadiz, touched at Ha-
vana on the 4th of July, with six millions of
dollars on board.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-23

We learn from Antique, by the British
brig Wellington, that Sir James Leith was
expected about the lst inst. 10 attack The ISL
and Of Guadaloppe with 5000 men.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-23

The cutter Flying Fish, a missing YES
sci from North Carolina, bound to Glib
raI,ar, has arrived in Norway, after a
roundabout passage of89 days.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-23

The U. s. ship of the lipo Franklin "a was
to be launched al Philadelphia d Monday last.