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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-05-03
WILLIAM SHAPARD

WILLIAM SHAPARD
WAVING formed a connection with Lewis Webb
2 the business will hereafter he transacted under
the firm of 'Shabnrd g UcJ6.
WE OFFER FOR SALE
500 barrels Cathers' * Leyburna best lectfcd whis
key, part OF winch IS fourth proof
% sarres very old and fine Carutlers' rectihed &
iiuite whskey
40 boxes WhttemOre's cotton aud wool caIds
so bales spinning cotton
900 sacks salt
$50 barr els tar
Is ditto rOsin
40 ditto liver or tanners oil
casks wedding hoes
90 dozen scythe blades
tons logwood
$50 pieces good twlled ascking
sack-bsss, Hessisn aud German rolls
Loaf, lump and brown sugar
bar iron, German and Distered STEEL
wrought and cut nails
imperial and young hysOn tea
pepper, pimcnto, nutmegs
refined and crude salt-petre, cheese
alum, zee, stone-ware, sbOe-threal
grind-stones, lamp black, Scot.hEuut SIC. Sc &c.
considerable portion OF the above articles being on
order to close saIe9-We hourly expect to receive
1000 lbs. prime green coffee, and few Hhds Musco-
Vaao sugar-Ne will receive all kinds of country pro-
duce consignment and transact comrnssinn business
generally.
SHAPARD g WEBB.
\ pri! s. WITT
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STONE WAnE.
W. NURNCRLp

AS on hand at his Niarulaeto-v. a l.r,e o-or,;,,,
dssdl OF STONE WARE ofsuperior qualify and ~eI
assorted, is carrying tue business very sy,Se;,
ana will deliver Tire ware in any part Of he cir e. =
t eNPenee oil Carriage, and al the New-York priees
''e 'Te'ght from thence TO ibis place would ave,a, %
pa ceI'. at least Under these circumstances he is
h 10 nope that iew ifaGy, will send their order,
abroad when they can be Supplied 81 her ,",cs -.
'o'er ware and on Tar better terms. The foilov;o,
were The prices in NewYot previous to tie late war;,
= VI" ne undetermined dat Manuf.etor in the o.
D SHAH under-seIl him at any time. ~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-05-03

A4eosrS. lain u Nm. 11U,r. o,l S,o.5o..
and Gtarkey,
TsvAKE NOTICE.-'Ttat or lie 1o,b d,, IS r..
next, shall proceed to take tle afi,Isvit ~ ~,
Hay, Jr Esq At the Office OF Gurlon II Rscr,e ~
t'y Public, IN tins city, between the hours Of Ter Az,
two O'Clock and If prevented from taxing 4, IS, de,
day, shall s'Journ from day 70 day and befwe,, H.,
same hours, until the same shall b. taken 10 h.. ,
as evidence in suit dcpcndial IN he fig-ff'.
Court Of iiis city, in Chancery, il whiah an, e,,,.
plainaut and you Observation-Disclosures and .i.s' ,.,,-
attend Il you think proper. ( 4 tr,-t,e
4 priI ~ ----w9w 80
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BL4CKYGRSE.
STRAYED or STOLEN

ENRON the Subscriber nj, III. moi, IS :,
1 instant, n RO,7N2 HORSE, with ~ t,h ,.:,
anI % AZ ,oun, i3oilecks closely trimmed tots nae
sh., canters WELL aud in olerable e,oi o,e, s - -
Wen IN harness. there Is likewise marks of the
se%, 800 on oh other particulars not ieco,lect.d S
whoever will deliver to me, living in R;cLmond ,h
Iii '"e",'eheo ho'se, shall receive a reward of Eve
uo';'s Any Information respecting him. Vii, No
10 wish to hire, three or four Negro NJ !,
1r VI ,'ree hfiek--ayers, by the month J.T.
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90 DOLLARS REW5EII--

kB ANYWAY fran this biqce on the 2l.t .j6,r,5 n
. "EeV BL-1CK BOR, a5suf Uuenra II are. A..
nun jeet lOHces hiYh he 1eas bied % tuner. ami
1gas M the employment If caDtfpH Ben T0fe nTG..
u. ce, 1r.ien he GLsc0u,ied / 5ou1If him 1CyUr.
Uhicot King Utkam co,f'fp 0,,i 1. IL trsbofe H. y,
Ho'0 ~ M0f "etgbyuhood ,pV pm the q5g,. ye
Vnrd u oay persoH agi9 zH asL7er f.8 q, mr. Y,,o
iH ms poce fsIe.pN5u al C0D.a,q of 7,gaciy r,,o
7jpucNe tim. o. fr0a hy.sg ha o60ard ftes,. ,,s.
sen, H11.s' hIe bas0uJ Leur 4gnousV ,~ggl, -ld
DAVID W. BaAlJt
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By tie GoVernor Of the COMMUNICABLE If
Virginia,
PROCLAMATION

u INNNlStA4Nlh 1ODN.
NzTHEREAS it has been represented to the Exc.
w catiye, by John Bartle Deputy Sheriff Of surry
county, That some weeks ago. man calling himself
Thomas Douglas, alias Thomas Collins an Irislman nv
birth, arrested a charge of huuse breaking ant
committed tothe custody Of the sheriff. aEd was bv nj,
examining court ordered for further trial-and IN con,
sequence OF there being no Jail AS vet complete Tor tho
reception OF prisoners, guard summoned Ca take
charge ct sad Collins and some time in the e,,,e
OF the night ct the 18th inst he made his escapr from,
the guard and has not been heard of SINCE | Lavs
therefore thought TT, by and with the advice and COM
sent Of the Council OF state issue this Proclanaon
hereby Offering reward OF ritz HoA,s, TO an, per
son or persons, who shall apprehcnd apd convey In tho
guard siogc said, the soid Thomas Douglas alias Tho
mas Collins aud do moreover require all oficrre RI;
vii and military in their respective department end
exh0t the good citizens Of the Commonwealth 10 ,ss
tier best endcavors TO apprehend and convey 10 the
guard aforesaid, the sad Thomas Douglas slias Tho
mas Collins, that lac may be dealt with as the Law i
reefs.
Given under my hand, and under the seal or ihe
Commonwealth, 81 Hicduond. Ibis i7tb
(SeaD day n pril 1915, ard iu the wear ortte
Commonwealth the thistv.rirtb
w. G. NICHOLAS.
n y. Douglas Airs Collins, is a5ou, teetgo.t
rDii'f high, rather cwF somp'.1il1 y.ev e-.. emo!
llai- r'.irr ned to yei'osgl coIorr-fy otc.n
ton a7hoe maker srd iso eecuotoncd 20 go by ..r
Use WIS tpr some roe h 1te t3e 0eace q soldier IN .
reg'iar army, snd 's'cy lord Of ardent spirits
AWfls ---"fw
ne haUe rec>iDcd and o8tY Fsr sac,
80 Bolts fussa DUCK,
go ps haveps do.
60 do Kpssis SfEEfIhG,
3 Ton London Blis.ered STEEL
AprI %. -si
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A COCHRAN

Finding this note was approved of on the
margin 10y SIR Alexander Cochran, and un-
derStanding, and even knowing from our own
sight, that he had taken his departure from
the coast, by the time we had received this
note, all attempts at demonstrating the incor-
rectness of the conclusion drawn by admiral
Cockburn fro \ the first article of the treaty,
seemed useless, for admiral Cockburn no lon
ger had the power, if he had the inclination,
to correct this first opinion; and we present
ly understood, that even the small return of
slaves and property embraced by his con-
structien OF the treaty was yielded to, with
some reluctance by sir Alexander Cochran ::
we, therefore, the same evening address
ed to admiral CoCkburn the note that fol-
lows
SIR,
Your letter Of the eth is before US snd after
the desire you have been pleased to express OF dec
nng All discussions OF your construction Of the first AZ
cie OF the treaty OF peace between the United States
and Great Britain, 1t only remains for us to call upon
you tor list OF property, public private snd the
slaves originally captured on Cumberland Island"
which you have declai I'd your readiness TO deliver
Iii our daty to add, this further and final ozark.
That tbs list wh We presume include all slaves origin
ally captured on the island Of Cumberland whether
such slaves may have been usually resident I'm Thai ;sl
and or having from other sections Of the country
have there FIRST laen under the dominion of the Ri
'h arms and especially st It will include all slaves
ard other properly taken received since the ratiG
eaton o ihe treaty Of peace between our RESPECTIVE
goyernlneuts.
And in the conversation which took place
after the delivery of this note, 1t was agreed
chat orders would be given to restore 10 the
D"heta, any slaves, th { we're received in the
British camp or ships, after the ratification of
the trea-y, and 10 consequence Of this under
Standing, orders we're gwen 60 restore some
slaves 50 -ituateA by admiral Cockburn, but
every mems were used by the inferior Off
cers 20 prevent the due execution of these
orders. particularly on board the Reeulus.
Capt kabcw Ramsey, as we were informed.
and rs captain Newell himself was witness
20. lt was at the same time Indicated to us.
inc course which would be pursued with the
slaves tist had rspsiled TO the British camp
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A his Do'asstic Wo-e-ff suer, opposite c.,
u Eeok q 20 NHin ~ Street hiss ius, roc.
lrom the Manufacturers addition 10 his former
aO cases domestic t,ooos, consisting OF fine and co..,
Ginrhsn,s. piai;S, Checks. STRIPES Cl,mbr,Y. G..
mss, Sheeines, Diapers and Bed Ticking: also we,r
ing and sewi-s Cot;ons, Cssne,ts, Crs;meres Fin.
CEitts, Nc. &c.-All OF which he offers ,o, SAL On -
s"d terms, ter cash or aecep,anccs town as ,b.,
csn be had IN Philadelphia OF New. York '
,,o PHiLiP BUD!.ONG.
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I'D Y the last will and testament of James Wood
4 , the Children of John Wood, late of the County
OF Amber ST, entitled portion of his Estate and
the sand John Wool having left the 81 lie of Virginia
upwards OF seven years ago, and having been heard
OF since, and the Executors of said james Wood not
knowing that there any Children Of John Wood,
or it any where they ret is desired by them
that they viii make themselves known as early AS
possible.
NANCY WOOD
ELIJAH STATION,
JAMES WOOD,
Ere't-. g Ere't's. of Jas Hood det'd.
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SAvANSAu, April %
THE CORRESPONDENCE.

promised in 1nE REPUBLICAN oi the 2Si ut. between
admiral Cock6uSi, aud tine Com rDssouer the part
ofthe United States, relative he restoration c pro-
perry according the first article of the Treaty OF
Peace. The reader viii plainly perceive the came
played off by CoclF,uie and C0cE5tHn in this sa,r
We trust aud hope Congress will suffer this affair
10 pass without Investigation.
SahetO Island, { Geo.1
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-06-05
5Fcretgu g.ntsIiiaenCs.

Bauss, is, APRIL q We have fatif-
factory Information Of the poftiye exit
sence pf in!urre6lious in Montpelier,
Mines, Marieilt.s, Ayignon, and other
places in the South of France and that
the royagiits competing which had diff
armed feveral regiments of the line
r7he French pabers dsknosvlsdge the exit
renee q this inji1retfian !; but haze aiready
fsvice Of thrice /" eypeJted it,
EPRIL 9, GP9fsviptl We are ai1ared
that the royaiiIts in arms in the South of
France amount to 1900, a0ing in par
tizan corps. -Iheie movements have eS-
cited much anxiety in Paris, and the
Ufarper has tent ftrong reinforcemen,s
TO Cen. GRoucHY, at Lyons, &c.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-06-05
b Y TIE Mails.


50 Az "U'L'c.
The following diarefIing article, giving
an account OF a dreadful mallacre by the
bloody Barbarians Of the Wet, is copied
from paper printed at St. Louis, Upper
Louiiana,
ST. LOUIS, APRIL 8
The village of Cote Sans Deileln ION
the Mif1ouri) burnt, and its inhabitants
Mafaered |!
Three men arrived here Taft night from
the above mentioned place and itate, that
for iome time they were appre henGve
Of a vi fit from the Indians, that they
buils two block hoaies as place of fate
ty tor the women and children, in cafe
of attack that on the cd inf. they fent
out I3 men as fpieS, few miles from
the village, where they obferyed indian
ilgns, they had proceeded on their fearch
the next day, when they heard heavy
firing at the village and thick fmoke in
that direction, anxious for the fafcty of
their families, they Immediately returned
and found near the hrf houfe the bodies
OF old Lacroix and his for, their heads
nearly cut eff. All the houfes were in
flames, Inc place full of indians butcher.
ing all the inhabitants, whole fhrieks
could be diltinotly heard amidit the hor-
nd yelis OF the iavages. The village of
Cote Sans Dehain contained about 200
fouls We have mad boats men and Off
cersto itaiioE at proper petitions on the
hliiioufi and Miaillippi, but nothing has
yet been done. All is indeciion in this
quarter.
At the breaking up of the ice the iend-
ing up the armed boats was ftrenuouly
urged, but, alas imbecility fraltratrd
every prudent meafure.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-06-05

f-aaen. And from the known Iiberaiity
) f the aforelaid Editors, it is believed
they will give all the new fabicriptions
to both their newspapers for one whole
year which may be induced BY the peace
as premium to good democratic poet
after who will put into proper rhine
faid article of the treaty of peace when
found, provided the 6rf line runs thus !:
/" 0 how happy my fate once aavery
endured" and the whole to be fuited to
the tune of the /" Galley Slave" provided
ALTO that fuch poetafter will pay to faid
editors the amount of all subscriptions
which they may loofe by iaid peace,
hould any of their fubicribers be 70 filly
as to withdraw.
After the dinner is over and before
the company gets too drunk, number
Of refolutions and soaits will be offered,
which ihall prove thar the war was ne
celsary and polite, and that every thing
was obtained by the treaty that was COM
tended for by the war, and thar the pre-.
TENT administration always have been and
always will be right.
II 7rue friend to War, and Peace,
and Saiky's Rights,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-06-05
BARATARIA Pm II TES.

By the following extra S3peafs,
that th. Pirates who were late.y p4fdon
ed by the Preiid-nr, have re'u.ned 20
their formec infamous occupations -
Extract IF letter fran oze offbs Editors
9ftbe B1timve .Patyi9t, noqy .t Wajb-
ingfoa, dlted Hay n
6 For the information OF merchants
trading TO New Orleans, 1t may be well
to tate, that Bsra,arla has asain become
a fcene Of piilage ana fmugging; but the
moment intelligence Of the fact reached
government, and even before, orders
were given for the naval force on that
ita'ion 70 lend its vigorous aid towards
.th- etfc6tual execution Of the revenue
laws fhole piratical ingrates. who have
been once forgiven by the executive =
who 10 trutht Tough themfclves into favor
will aisuredly receive condign punlih-
ment for the repetition of their nefarious
practices"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-06-05
PARIS, APRIL 6.

The Miniffer of the Marine has given
orders TO make no change of the flag in
our ports, until further orders nor TO
endanger the vefels at this moment failing
under the white Flag.
Cen Grouchy being informed of the
refractory difpoftion of the Marieillas,
and that iomc fharp Rirmilhes had taken
place, has fer out 70 take upon himfelf the
command of troops, and to pufh forward
TO Marfailles, in order TO fife this rebel
lion.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-06-05
From a Feaeh paper.

Female Desperation.
We have had an infance of female
frenzy nor to be equalled by either an
Gent or modern hifory. Mr. II,
mar Rouen, who paid his addrenes to
Miis r., for comfortable time. fud
denly withdrew himfelf, and took fever
al indecent liberties with the lady's char.
a6fer. a third perfon, enemy to both
parties, counterfeited the gentleman's
hand, and fent her All obfcene and four
rilons letter. The injured and enraged
Fair, fully fatis6sed that her apoiate lover
was the author. fent for him and on
his coming, took him into her drefEng
room, and locked the door. 81 have
fen, for you, Gr," faid Miss I, " to pun
ilh your infolence and cruelty; the world
no doubt will cenfure me. and call my
conduit msdnefs you will be acquitted;
fhsll be condemned ; but you, fir, have
.wantonly robbed me of my reputation,
and hold life without it infupportable. !"
Upon this fhe prefented him with the
letter, and opening drawer, took out a
brace of piitols, and nfiaed on his taking
one. In vain Mr.. II protected his limo
cence he fwore he was an entire fran
ger to The letter till that very moment,
and wilhed TO diicoyer the author. All
this was ooniidered as hypocrily, as cow
ardice, added to the blackeft villainy, and
fhe continued in her re(olution; accor.
dinghy he accepted of piacl, and retired
to the oppoGie corner, fhe fred and milf
Eel him, and he Discharged bis piitol
through the ceiling He again proteffed
his innocence Hold I Sir" faid ihe,
and Immediately produced another brace,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-06-05

Cove ! Inent has reduced the Army to
the Peace Establishment. An immense
number OF very respectable and valuable
Officers are omitted in those retained /; and
VIII now have 10 attempt new employments
tor support, some at an advanced age, and
some with families dependent on them.
There Is scarcely an Officer now IN the
Army OF the y. ). vino was III it in 1894.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-06-05
BALTIMORE, MAY II.
REPUBLICAN GRATITUDE

kEFODLIL@1N GkA III OOE.
In making the felectlon Of the officers
for the military peace Establishment, the
PreGdent of the u States, through his
Secretary of War declares, thIt tby ban
orab'e men, 7pb9fe ysa,s. or mfymtie5, or
7v9unds, render them incapable Of FURTHER fer
uice in 0t7iOe warfare. are nece0ariy ex
cluded."--It is we'll known that during
peace, when the great object of keeping
up even the appearance OF an army, is to
preserve, and, if pcfible, extend the
knowledge of military difcipline, mcrifo
rious officers, although BY years, inhrmi
ties, or wounds, rendered incapable Of
efficient fervice 10 af7iOe qra,tars, would
be as ufefnl and efficient in many fitua
tions, as men to whom none of thofe hon
orable objections could be made.
After this declfve proof Of democratic
lngraiiude, II is an obvious quetiion,
what's the inducement for Ulcers to ferve
long and faithfully, and to rlfk their health
and limbs ia Gtuations Of great peril if
the pr babe and almoft inevitable con
fequenceS will necenarily exclude them
from office and It's emoIuments. at the
very momen; when they have mof need
of fupPort.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-06-05

GENERAL CUURT,
On Wednesday, agFeeably toths 81
scriplons of the Consultations, the LeyA
tors chosen for The current year ssssnba
at the Sta'e House in this town. 1aih. s4
ate, the Hon. JOHN PHILLIPS was.
elected President, SAMUEL i M'CIEIEE
Esq. Clerlx,and Roar. G.. yosE, ESQ Ass
TAM Clerk. MIR PHILLIPS had q rs
and Mr.. HOLMES 8, for President. Ink
House, the Hon TIMOTHY BlGEL08l
Was reelected Speaker, and BEsJ, Pa
LARD Esq Clerk. Mr. BIGELow hsdgA
and Mr. GREsS l02 votes, as Speaker
The Executive and Legislative BRACES
were then escorted b the independence
dets undor Col. GREENouGH, 10 the IN
south Church, where the EleetIon SsInaI
vas delivered by The Rev Mr.. FLIa
Bridgwaler. Af,er which The ProcssS
WAS re-escorted TO the State Hoass |
Yesterday, in the Senate,a mola'
made for a vote of thanks TO the RsE 1
FLINT for his Sc mon on Elecioa'1s
and 10 request a copy for the press s
democratic members opposed the Wy
thanks, notwithstanding allot them n
we're Members Of the Senate when !.
selected as the preacher-YoIed ~
he motion, however, was passed, s~
Yesterday in the House,
The committee on The votes iof "a
nor and 1t. Governor, fePonea' y"
ioverner, III
he whoiesnumber Of votes were ,.aa6I
rhat His Excellency CALEB oiS ~s
had
And is chosen.
That for 1t Governor aseI
The whole numbsl were ,.aI
/ hat his Honor WIN PHILIPS 0a'
And is chosen. ~
A committee was appointed = - i, n
what alterations are necessary y :
respecting stray beasts:
The rules and orders Of last j.
continued till further orders. '0@
II A. NJ. was assigned for tue s''
Chaplain.
A committee was appointed . Y
into the RICH. Of the Rev. ooi0'iOs t.,
bold seat; and the same c0nl''"
appointed the committee lor y,
contested elections. a remO'~
gainst the election 10 NantucAs'
red TO the same committee 49,
Petitions from sNm Il o'0S
n. Brooks-J. Ellio; end 0'"'
Moore and olhers-H. RsIhOe"p III
ers-Jas Kicker and oihefs-~,4
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of Lynnlls'a M
and others-S. Harrison a."
Gloucester Marine ms. 80
and otbers-selectmen Of A'bsan, 81
men of Bowdoia--lsaac Joa.ss1.le5
of Phillips Academy. Vim. "a sF
ers-R. Farrar-H.. Nofson. ." ptS
V. Bannis,er and others--ol
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-06-05

Letters from Paris, dated in rhe eve
ming of the 9Th inf. FAY 1t is advifable
thar women AMI children, aud people
who have no urgent buGnefs here, ihould
get out of the way, as fone terrible
iccnes Will lhortly take place.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-06-05

and as before United on his taking one |;
it was in vain TO relule, aud once more
they retreated She fred and fhot him
through the elbow, and he again dischar
ged his pilol through the ceiling.
\" Now. fit, you are at liberty to retire
have redeemed my character but IN part $
Iferiouily adyile you never to injarc the
reputation of wonan, for tbs lals of it
mutt, if ihe has any. fenfc of flame, b.
followed with the lois Of life," OH which
Che retired and lhot herlelf
QUEBEC, (L.c MAY I6-IS-hr.
Dunlop, Abrams. Grecnock Mary,
Moore, do. 40 days; Lord .Cathcast,
Coward, London, "A Hope, Banner +;
iionai at the Telegraph office for S
fail of iquare rugged veneis
The Cantam of the Ca;hcart Trans
port, which failed from Gravefend on
the 18th April, brought no papers, bur
itatcs that, no account Of hohilitics had
tranipired at the time of his falling.
The Cathoart is one Of 80 uanports
hired to elme to America TO take home
troops. Il is faid thar rheie veFels are
provGoned for four months.
1t was officially notified by the Admi--
ralty, on the 27th March. that no con-
voys would be appointed for North "A.
merica.
This harbour now diplaya numerous
lhipping conhiting principally of tranf-
ports which wintered IN the river Some
detachments of the corps in the upper
parts of the province, have come down
to Quebec Generals Stovin, Brifbane,
Commodore Over, and great number
of officers of different corps of the army
hare been for fome time in town.
Mr.. Be1erer, late Capt Of the 9th bat
talon embodied militia, failed lait week
in the St Lawrence, with workmen to
erect houfes, ard make other preparations
for additional fettlements On the Portas c,
and the roa4 to New.Bruntwick.
We have feen letter from Scotland !,
brought by the Dunlop, dated28th March
mentioning that fifteen thoutand Engifh,
Scotch and Irifh were preparing to en-
bark, for the purpofe of te;tling in the
Canadas, under great encouragement
from the government.
From tohers receiOcd jy the scA2oner Broth
era, Cahfain Staaon, rom Curacao.
CuRAco4 ApRiL z
Ills Najesly's big Emoious, Captain
Gore, arrived here Oh Saturday evening
last from Car,hagena, which conveyance
has put Us IN possession OF public prints al
that place, containing the following int Il :
gence from the r. publican army upder In
command oil general BOLIVAR.
BY the Latest accounts from New-Grena-
Ia appears that since the happy events oil
Size and Carthsgena, that Kingdom ens
JOYS perfect tranquility in consequence
OF which the operations against ST. Mar;ha
nave been placed en- most respectable
footing. by aHoldiag general Belsar The
necessary assistance 0! troops 70, It's rtduc
ton In the meanwhile the Republican,
asmy under general Urdaneta has cblained
he mos, 81 nal advantages over the Span
ish commanders Ramon and CsIzades, or
he frontiers between that kingdom and
Venezuela, by the total defeat OF The letter,
md compelling them to retreat 10 the int
rfor, and by occupying part of The province
OF BARNES, and some places OF Ma CAV 30.