Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-29
From q file o. Jcr.aicu papers to lie 9th
of June, receired at the Office Of
the Euelsing Pest.

Extract OF a letter datea Panama, 18th
May last :--ss The Mercantile state of
this place continues the same. At Ii
ma there has been received royal de-
|cree, in which bis Majesty commands
|ail goods of British manufacture remain
ling on hand three months after the Is
suing of said decree, to be sold without
fail to the Philippine company, and if
the holders Of said goods should NOT
compIy with this decree, he must return
them to the port or place whence they
cane"
June 17-Arrived, brig Martha, Chap
lin, II. York.
June 26.
His Majesty's ship Tanais, Of SO guns,
captain James, arrived at Port Royal on
Saturday, in FIVE days from Carthage
No.
E.atract of letter from Carthagena, d.
tedshe 10Th Juae, 1915.
s. You viii learn from passengers who
proceeded frog, thence in the Tanais
frigate the actual state Of the interior
of this country, and | can assure you
that have now not the least dread of
The Spanish expedition. The few Indians
& other desperate bands Of people Of CO.
Tor and blacks, who united with the
Spaniards. have had temerity enough to
enter BaranquiIla and Mpmpoz they
have been compelled teFeteat to the Gi-
enga Of Santa Martha, leaving brig. gen.
Palacios in possession of Monpsz, and
col. Rieux now commands at Baranquil-
la, col. Cortes being sick at present.
s The last express from Santa Fe.
brings favorable intelligence, anil fully
confirms prior accounts that every thing
lis tranquil III that quarter.
ssSome of The merchants here are
lnew very sorry FOR having been SO preci-
pitate as to send Off their goods and they
|are generally determined to remain
here. Some are now preparing 20 pro-
coed TO tie interior Brig. Gems, Cas-
iteiio and Palaces are on TIE best
terms
Da!letin ofthe Independent .4rmy. on the
,NsSgdg'ena.
CAaqEIcENf. J4ne IS.
Extract of a letter from the commanding
Geae7aI Of the army on TIE iagAeIena
& The eoemy are rosted at the tort Of
ICaraban5, With a part Of their liyat
t:oogs, and IL splteoi the threats ti,ry
have held out, AID the palic with which
they have struck the inhahitanfs OF Ba-
ranquilla, they are on the point of fall
ling back o;ffleNesa.
s have beenap}usmeh, By our spies
at sabAua Grade, thaT tie inhabitants
Iof MoDsoz have put to the sword the
royalist garrison that was II that city.
The unhappy victims are yaricusly num-
!berel, snme account say eco, some sec
lone woman alone killed 5 lAen, with her
Town l,aua5.
/" III. nevsis confrWe5 by tie spies
lof Ma!anlbo, wao Heard it at Ciene-
ga"
Came in, Portuguese slip, from the
Brazil clast, with tie crews Of the Cy-
ane and ierant, captured some time ago
.oy the Constitution, and an american
brig from salem, with fish snd lumber.
It is saii flat there are upwards Of Go IL
ns.icaA vessei>.at st. Pierre, Martinique
and great number discha~eing and TAX
Iing in cargoes at Anti:,ua and st. Viz
cent.
BRrDc g7o wN, 8a~badoss) Jaue 12.
His majesty, 5 ship Noble, capt Deacon
arrived tits mGtninG from Martinique,
layin2 four companies OF the 1st West
India regiment on board and brings ac-
|couuts Of their excc!iencjes Lieut.. gen.
sir James I4eith, and rear admiral Sir
Charles Durham, having landed on We'd
tuesday last at Fort Royal. They were
received under a royal salute from the
|iolts. and tie troops which We stated in
ia former paper to have left this Island
/ for ST. Lucia, have also been landed to
garrison both st. Pierre and Fort ROYAL
IN the name of louis 18th !, The French
troops upon the arrival of the British
we're marched to 'irinlve, and are to re-
main there under the precise command
Of their ollicers-it is said they are in
number not more than SEQ, and as was
lexpected, are attached to the fortune of
Bonapaxte. While they remain quiet
lit is conectured they will not be inter-
tered with by our commanders, and as
they are SO few in number, a wise
policy must lead them to peaceful con-,
duet. Vessels with detachments of the