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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-14
Nov. g
Public Sale

in TUESDAY next, at half past ten
o'clock, will be sold, at the Vendue'
sUPERFINE and cd Broadcloths
Ditto do CasSimeres
Coatings
Striped Blankets
Stockinetts
Cambria Muslins
Shifting Cottons
Madras Handkerchief
Fancy striped Muslins
A and Ga cotton Shawls
Undressed CalicOes
Common do.
Irish and German Linens, &c. &c.
Pc Marsteller.
Nov. II
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For Madeira

ss The brig MENTOR, to sail in
800 all this week-FOr passage only,
apply to capt. M'Manara on board at
|. Entwisle'a Wharf, Or
John GRID.
sNoy IL St
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-14

French Papers.-On re-perusal OF
the French papers by the Transit. we
find nothing further to extract than the
following articles:
st. jean de Lax. September A.
The entry of the Spanish army into
our territory. is yet to be explained
The officers say they came as the allies
|of Louis XVIII, and to chastise the re.
lbellious. But why send an army into
1.-THE Departments where the greatest
tranquility exists. particularly ia the
thigh and low Pyrennees, the Landes &
iGaronne
! The Spanish army which was under
1.-THE walls of BaYonne, arein full march,
returning to their own country. -Four
Regiments which were on the left, pass
led the Bidassoa to day. In the course
IOf three or tour days there will not be a
single battalion in France. We cannot
but praise the good conduct observed By
these troops. Every thing necessary for
the, was regularly paid for. The COM
lmissary general had Notified through the
country, that all persons having any de-
mands or claims to make, might address
them to Yittoria, where committee
would be appointed to liqaidate and pay
Jail just debts Immediately.
PANS, Sept. IL.
1t appears, said the Ghent Journal
that the negotiations for peace are car.
FRIED on directly between the King in
lperson and the allied powers; and It is
added that ii IS BY the advice of the Mi.
|nistersa that the king determined upon
that mode Of negotiation. Mr.. Welles
ley Pole insists upon the important con
SESSIONS which it is the interest Of Flu.
rope, and above all Of England, to require
from France.
For several DAYS past the Garden Of
the Palais Royal has been shut in the
evenings in consequence of the riots thai
occurred there on Sunday Hast. Yester-
day evening it remained open until IL
O'Clock, and no disturbance took place,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-14

Distressing A boat belonging 10 Mr.
Butler laden with furs, Bufaloe Robes
aud lead, was split upon a sawyer, above
the mouth of Ohio, about ten days since
bv which the loading amounting to Sc
-veral thousand dollarswas lostaand three
men drowned, one Of whom was Mr.
Butler.
ltseems that upon the striking Of, the
boat, Mr.. Butler, Lieut. Stephen Hec
ter who was on passage to New Mad
rid. and two others plunged into Missis
'siny,i to swim for shore. Soon after the,
took water.a plank was contended to-
between MIR. B. and lieut.. r. bat upoT
MIR. B. informing lieut.. r. that if he die
not let him have the plank he would Ger
tainiy drown, the latter, with a mag
naaiihity characteristic Of himself, let
the plank, and intrepidly butietted will
the turbulence of the stream until ht
arrived near the shore, from which he
was in an an exhausted state waited BY
the curi ent out into the river, where pre-
Isence of mind enabled him to seize {
sawyer, uaen which he remained anti
a boat rassed him and sent craft t
his relief. which fortunately arrived be
lore his strength which had at that mo
I,nent left him was entirely exhausted
Mr.. B Wss found floating with the planl
lin his arms after he Was drowned. Th'
Ehuucs VINO stuck TO the running boards
from which the boat was split were
saved.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-14

PUBL SALE.
viii be added to next Tuesdays Sales,
One Box we'll assorted first
quality Levantine Silks.
p. G Marstcller.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-14
November IS

1NONCubbct III
Pubic Sale.
ON the fourteenth day of November
next, at the late residence OF Charles
Lee in the country OF Fauquier, viii
be sold,
All the Perishable Property on
said Estate,
Consisting Of
Horses, cattle, hogs, sheep, farmers
utensils, household and kitchen furni-
ture, &c.
lind on the eth day Of December neat,
A sale of similar articles will take
place at the Leesylvania estate, nea.
Dumfries.
A credit of twelve months will be
given for all sums above ten dollars, up.
on the purchaser giving bond and APP
proved security, bearing interest frOn
the date, if not punctually paid.
Margaret Z. Lee.
administrators,
November 8 dts
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-14

MARRIED on Wednesday the 9Th in
slant, at the Friends Fairfax Meeting.
Mr. \. +. Gover, of this town to Miss
Sarah JGRney, daughter of Elisha Janney,
OF marlborough, LOudon county. Va.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-14

-
800 Bushels LioerpOOl S.aLl1
And are in daily expectation Of q large
and choice supply Of Fresh TEA, which,
with 4 general assortment of other Gro
ceries, will be sold on the most reasona
5le terms,
Nov IL ST
For Sale or Freight
xEE The new brig OLIVE, Joseph
Rutherford, master, burthen a.
bout 1900 bbts. is first rate vessel and
in complete order for the reception OF a
corgO.
Apply to
LdUrGsOn and FOrle.
Who have for saloon board said brig
Sc tons Plaster Paris.
Novamhcr a
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FOr Sac or FrcIght
Now Landing

q 4NUW A1aIIVIiII
For Sale By
JOHN G. LADD & Go.
81 hhhds. & z ticrces Muscoyado
Sugar
100 tons Plaster Paris
l2 tons bar Iron
Z boxes sett Hats
900 hides sole Leather
A quantity of excellent Potatoes, &c,
Nov II
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-14
November 8
Public Sale.

BY virtue Of a wrii Of. feri facias to me
from Charles county court, will
be sold to the highest bidder for cash, at
the courthouse in Port. Tobacco, on Sa-
turday the 18th Instant, the whole IF
William ID. HarrisOn's right, title, claim
and interest in and to the following Ne
groes, viz. Basil, Jim, Jack. Stephen,
Doll and Nancy; which negroes are ex-
ecuted to satisfy a debt due from Will
ana d. Harrison to Joseph Janney.
Thomas A. Davis,
Sheriff OF Charles Connty.
November 8 dts
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IN pursuance of the foregoing resoIu-
tion, the subscribers give nstice, that
they will open Books of Subscription at
the Alexandria Museum, on Saturday
the 9th day of this month. The books
will be kept open from 10 till o'clock,
and from Gill 8 o'clock, in the evening.
The Museum will be free on this day,
and they request the attention of their
feliow-citizens to this most essential UNI
aertakins.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-14

For sale. Freight or Charter,
EN7 The Brig BETSEK,
veLXAN Samuel Combs, master,
SsANRkNE Burthen 1900 bbls. OF
thereabouts, a substantial
good vessel (; has just undergone a tho
rough repair, and is ready for the recep-
ton OF a cargo. For terms apply to
John Jackson,
Wko has for Sale,
100 casks Of ThOmastown Lime
Hhds. MusceyadO Sugar
Kegs Wood Screws.
Nov II
RINTIN0
Handsomely executed at this Office.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-28
RTCHHOND, JUNE %, 1915.
q ENPREsS3fEYT.''


There has scarcely been time for the news of
peace between Great-Britsin and America to have
reached the Med terranean before the ofice rs of
the British navy have REQUIRED to their former
practices. F0Ur 81 ar SsaJnen have been impress
cd ono Of whom has but Just been released from
Dsrtnoor PRISON g Great Britain, fighting ihl
battles of the whole world, 7pa1ts men and mn 2
have them" may say a number of persons, who
are disgace to the title OF American c tizens-
We do not pretend to dictate to our government,
but we presume we are expressing the sentiments
OF inc people when we say, tE5S thing should be
Investigated ard he most prompt safsfacHsn de-
HAndsd We repeat again, that 20 save an Anne
rlcan seaman from the Internal faHgs Of a british
brsss-yong, Is worth one YEAR war. Our &c =.
men haze too frequently faced death, and braved
danger, in Their most terrifying forms, to be lef,
without suecour by q government in whose de
fence they have fought and bled. ,
y violation OF our national sovereignty in relo.
ton to splinter Of nber, or wanton insult 10
the meanest citizen Of our commonwe .lth. IS
equally cause OF war tn an attack on national
vessels or the murder OF an unolIeud.r !: irdivi.
dusl, on board one OF our merchant vessels, and
within our maritime iursdic, on.
We have seen it somewhere stated. that eve
(the British arc faithful TO our treaties, honor
able IN our wars, sincere IN cur Fl. cndshps.D-
Now lecus examine their conduct to us, and
weigh them IN the balance which thev themselves
have furnished. THEY ars flitLfiH 10 Meir tre7-
ties.-Wefe they faithful to the treaty OF 1875
DID they not refuse to give up the western posts
Did they not male Their retention Of them sub
servent 70 Their design Of gaining an undue influ.
ence over The Indian trbcs3 And as TO the treaty
OF 1917 have they even restored one of the kid
mapped slaves that were stolen from the shores
OK Maryland and Virginia i--THev are honorable in
sgnr--Ihcr conduct Ut our late contest with
them, IN oar opinion, resembles more that which
we should have expected from the Corsairs OF
Barbay, th.n from high minded nation. Their
transactions at }aisn, Hampton, tlavre de Grace.
frenchtown, Georgetown and Washington, have
erected for them q monument more durable than
brass, and as endless as time.-Tisy are sincere
il their fi7eudaiibs.--Lett the recent mpressment
Of our seamen be = practical comment on this
part Of Their theory
For ourselves we IRE free 20 declare, that We
have as much confidence in them as the Romans
had IN the CarthaEcnans, or rs we have in their
friends the Algcrncs or thcir Ind an allies. They
make treaties which confne thc weak nies. whilst
they, who ere the strong ones, can easily break
through Pmic faith stsres ms in the face Co
pcnhaFeD, Valparaiso, Fayl and Porto Praya
Furnish us with examples emincntly illustrative
Of what the British government is capable
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-28
LAND FOR SAIE

TSVo BE SOLD, at Sutton's Tavern. on We'd
L nesday the 10Th day Of July next. 10 the
. chest bidder, he TRACT OF LAND wherein
now live, on Matopony river, called Palestine.
ttis as Sood or better than any on the RIVER
nearly the whole is low grounds, of which seye.
RAJ hundred acres are rich meadow lands. rno.tl,-
ven reclaimed. The houses are Il. good o. der.
and s'lftlc ent TO accommodate large family
The SHIFT now N corn s expected produce two
thousand barrels and with some Clearing the es-
ya-e wall afford three such. The purchase will
DC allowed to sow 1t inwaeat tn iall, OF would
agree to do 1t for HIM. As no person would pur-
chase without seeing the estate, il IS ONLY neces-
sary to add, that i've on and will shey; II anil
that-the terms Of sale on GIe day vii be made as
agreeable TO the bidders as nv necessities win
allow. JOHN TAYLOR In
Caroline, June %. ids
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From ,ATlss's UesEly Register.
TREAsl-RY N0Tra-

This species Of money, SO convenient as
a general circulating medium, is above par
at Philadelphia and IN all parts tothe south
ward and westward--nearly at par in
yNetc- J mix, and rapidly risi6gt il at Bos-
tOn--where. in the course OF timc, VIC ex-
Pect TO hear Of their being higher than at
any other place in Che United States. The
banks whose policy u was 20 support aud
supply the government. will reap q rich
and deserved harvest Of profit from these
notes. The rule laid down by the secre-
tarY Of the treasury (see page 96S) would
force the circuatiou Of those notes, il
.3rcc were wanting. II viii, doubtless,
make .reat onic-.---but We think -.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-28
NOTICE.

Treasury DEPARTMENT, Jure 23a, 1915.
Funds having been ass gned for the payment
Of such Treasury Notes, and he interest thereon.
as viii become due at Philadrittia. ON the 1sf
day 81 '4hS1sf next, and on all subsequent DAYS.
prior 10 he 1st dyefJuma,v, 1916.
Notice is therefore hereby given. That the said
Treasury Notes will be pa ID, on the application
ofthe holders there {, re pcctvely, at the Loan
Office N Philadeiphia, on The day or DAYS when
they shall spectvely become due, and interest
on the SAID Notes viii cease TO be payable there
after.
The Commissioners Of Loans n tho several
States arc requested to make ths notice generally
known, by all The means in their power; and the
printers authorized 60 publish The laws of The
United States, viii be pleased 10 insert il M
their respective newspapers.
4. J. DALLAS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-28
TaE SUBSCRIBERS.

a fea0 doors Jelo,o tie Bell Iarern,
In the house lately occupied by William Patter-
son, have for sale, and offer TO the public a.
moderate prices, the following articles, viz
New-Orleans Sugar;
Prime Green Coffee;
Imperial and Young Hyson Teas, of the
last importations;
Pepper, Alspce, Nutmcgs;
Rec, Pine Apple Cheese;
Alum, Birthstone, Copperas;
Spanish Flotant Indigo;
Writing and Wrapp ng Paper;
Cipt Hcrrings, Liverpool Salt;
Bar iroR, Blistered S ,ee;
by 10 and 10 by ID Crown Glass, IN
boxes and half do.
Plain half pint English Glass Tnmblers;
Queens Ware, BY the crate or set
They da ly expect to receive and VIII be con-
stantiy supplied with a full and general assert
meat of Groceries.
WORKMAN & McGRUDER.
June 70 wat
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-28
.STE.aSEBO9T
WA SHINGTnN

4 EANES the Steamboat wharf, in Washing.
M ton City, every day, Sundays excepted, fer
Alexandria and Fredericksburg, Va. at half past
?, p NJ and Will return the next morning IN tine
for passengers 10 auiveat Baltimore by 3,P.M
Passengers under this arrangement can travel
from Baltimore to Fredericksburg, and from Ere
dcricksburg to Baltimore, distance upwards Of
100 miles, an 10 hours
The accommodations on board the Steamboat
are good.
Juue IS o.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-28

rectors of the banks viii have modesty tc
confess that if they the directors viii
not receive monies of the United States,
the United States may rightly refuse their
bills 1t is probable that treasury notes
will Immediately become he Circulating
mg,iium ofeH the anioa, andp perhaps, sound
policy may dictate the issue Of large
number OF small amounts, like bank notes,
1cithont interest, as well to supply lie ge-
neral demand, as ION the princi %es Of our
banl1s) to make an interest in favour of the
government, 10y buying up stocks that bear
interest with them, and pledging these
stocks for the due payment Of the notes,
putting the whole to account of the {. Sink
ing Fund" We should presume that at
least thirty millions might be kept IN CIR
cuiation, the saving by which, on the
stocks purchased therefor, at z per cent.
would be 100000 per auum. The peo-
pie would every whore prefer them to bank
notes, for they are safer, in every respect.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-28
VALUABLE LOTS AND HOUSES
FOR SAFE

q IN Wednesd y the 5th July, next, az clever,
~ o'clock. VII be sold, on the premises. nj
Marion Hill, SEVENTY-THREE' LOTS OF
GROUND, of different sizes, from one 70 twelve
Scres each, conven entity ntersec- ed with streets
a part OF which IS within the jurisdiction ofthe
JIty OF Richmond on some of the lots there are
convenient new BRICK houses one, particularly.
IS highly improved with a garden, fruit trees. q
GOOD dwelling house, a large ;ce house, and every
other Out house that is necessary. The situation
high, healthy, and convenient TO NAVIGATION
W tn innnmcrable fine springs On this nm are
1numbef ofhouses nearly finished, belonrnr To-
gen lenen in the city, which bids fair to make Il
large and genteel ne ghborhood. An Academy
On an extensive scale, is now also erecting TIE
los offered are the property of company. and
MI positively be sold without reserve 4 clear
nd lndisputable title is conveyed to William
larshall, esq. who has been appointed agent {or.
The company, and viii make deeds to purchaser- =
TO be delivered when the money is paid. Notes
payable at Bank, one third Ist October next. ons
),her third LIST January, and the balance q
March, 1916, VIII be required. 1.-THE sale IS not
completed the first dav, it VIII be continued f,on
lay TO day. A plan Ofthe ground will be left at
ne Coffee House.
THE COMMITTEE.
NIB. Refreshments for the dag WI be pro-
vd ed
June %. ids
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-28
'ETER AUDRAIN.
Clerk, S. G.. r. NJ
III Glenn,
Jas JpClostey,
Jas. n .2tirain,
6icAd Ssysh
NEw-Yoax, juno %.

NEw-Yonx, juno %.
At a general meeting of the disbauded
officers Of The army, convened on the Goth
instant, a committee, composed Of the fol =
lowing gentlemen, were appointed to adj
dress the secretary at war, on the subject
Of gen. Macomb's late order, discharging
tie officers on the 18th inst. It is under
stood that no provision is yet made for the
payment of the officers. and that the order
referred to, was not intended at the war
department.
The committee appointed were, lt. col.
laAaaage, lieutenant col. Forbes, major
DeieJied.
At m adjourned meeting Of the disband-
ed officers Of the Sd military district, held
on the evening Of the Goth INST. the follow
Ing preamble with constitution, for an
association Of such officers, were read and
adopted. Lieut.. col. Forbes in The chair.
ADDRESS.
Tho hour has arrived, in which the dis.
banded officers Of the late United States
larmy arc TO lay aside Their swords, the
companions and instruments OF fheir glory
land separate, perhaps, Tor ever.
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARn.

hESERTED from q detachment ofMe Sd Rife
NJ Regimen, sfoGoHsdin H1Ho-er eoliBfU, State
Of Virginia, CHlRLES RHODES, s yeet hivI.
10 years II age, born in Orange Comfy, " C.
has Ggi'E cies, dark heir, dark c5mbeIgoa. and
ty trade q haftsr--had on 7vleu he deserted his
umJ5rm u i1robob's he ssiH seH his uniform Hs
FRET obtorft0iiy Hhee,ev sviH ob6reheud tle soiI
Charles Rtodes end RstrSr him 20 am officer i ne
United States army &qR recei,e tIe a5o-c rssgari
and az reasonable crbeHcss.
JOH5T pBN.DLET0N
Lic'h. 81 me RECT,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-28

horror to the head ana hentt Of the author " III.
address. The answer OF tic Doctor testifes nj.
possession Of feeling and grateful heart His
sci! exposure and unayailing attempts - put =
stop 10 the late horrible massacre at Dsrtnoor.
at the evident hazard Of his life, combined with
his former and subsequent Underwriting humanity
to the prisoners, call imperously on our govern
ment, for some distinguished Acknowledgement.
to tbs worthy foreigner. a crown was presented
to the saviour Of every Roman citizen What
then does not piilanthropist deserve from the
American Republic, who las hazarded his lie IN
exposure TO disease and death, to mitigate the
3dlierinss OF our unfortunate countlymenl
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-28
MP. AJAGRATu

Nothing has given us more pleasure, than be.
ing able TO give place i'm our columns of to-day,
to the Address of our seanen ut Oartmoor pr
son, Plymouth, 20 Or. Magrath Tie ass.duous
attention and humane conduct Of this pbilarthro.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-28

A material circumstance relating to the
DartmoOr business ought TO be mentioned,
as inyalidating the idea that the prisoners
could have any design to make their escape
from confinement at the time they were
fred upon by the guard. A short time be-
fore the treaty of peace, three sailors, who
had belonged to privateer ont of France
which had made number Of captures, de-
slrous Of getting over to the continent TO
obtain their prize money, Effected their
passage out of prison, and were proceeding
on their way to the coast. They were Ia
ken, however, by the British, who were We
ry willing to forget they were Americans
or prisoners, and impressed them into the
naval service of England. From their new
imprisonment they wrote to their old com
rades in Dartmoor, informing them of their
situation, and warning them of the proba-
bic fate of every man who should make his
escape from the prison and fall into the
hands of the English again. This produ-
ced decisive effect on the minds of the
prisoners: not one of whom would after
wards, on any account, lie found out of thr
prison walls, especially after their know
ledge of the ratification OF the treaty Of
peace, when they expected TO depart Cnce
more for their long left homes, so prefera-
Die at any time to an unlimited confine-
ment IN a British man of war; This fact.
we should presume, would pat the question
of their aliedsed attempt to break out
OF the prison, completely at rest. Ibid.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-28

and satin that This morning he left Detroit for
Sandwich, TO see if Mr.. Patterson had any win
dow glass and crossed Detroit river, at Com
pans ferry, opposite the town of Sandwich, when
deoonent landed he was informed by Mr.. Duseau
of Sandwich, that Jean Baptist Comparct, Junr.
had been that morning treated very III, by Colo
nelJames, the Commandment OF that place. and adj
v,sed deponeut to return bacl, TO Detroit The
deponent went up to Roys Tavern and asked for
some grog, and was answered by Mfr. Roy that
he was rot allowed TO sell any grog, observing at
me same time, German, you are friend Of
mines would advise You TO SO back to Detroit,
as quick as possible that Colonel James would
not allow any American 30 come ON that side Of
the river, and that he had taken up yonngsCom-
psret, AID treated him very Ill this deponent left
ROy's Tavern, and on his way 20 Detroit, was be
hind man blythe name ofTallard. When they
arrived opposite 10 Colonel James quarters, the
Colonel ran out of his house, and caught hold of
the said Tallard, and asked him who he was, if
he was An American or British subject-Tallard
replied, he was British subject, and lived AZ
Roy's Tavern. This deponent continued his
route end verify believes had he been in front,
instead of TalIsrd, he being Citizen of the U.
States, that Colonel James, would have treated
this deponent in Tie manner that Jean Baptisl
Comparet, Jumr. was treated further this depo-
pent saith not.
(Signed)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-28
EaLUlBLE LOTS ron SAFE.

EfLL-lBLE LOTS FOR SALE.
Z WILL sell, without reserve, on SATURDAY
d next; the first day of July, on the premises,
81 o'clSck IN the evening,
TWELVE LOTS OF LAND,
the property of Mr.. J. Brotherhood, each con-
nns fiye acres Those Lots are within two
miles Of THIS CITY, and are adioin ng the Lands
of Messrs. Gordon and Curray, Charles COPELAND.
esq. and the Lots lately sold on the Brooke Turn
pike belonging 20 the Estate OF Mr. w. Turner.
A plat of the property may be seen at the Coffee
House
TerIns--6, ID and 10 months.
June %. o.
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NEw-YoRK, June 2S. ,
CAPTURE OF FORT ROYAL, MAR
UNIQUE.

BY the schr. Bulwark, in IS days from
Martinique, we learn that Admiral Dur
ham, with u, 8 frigatcs and feet of
Transports, took possession of Fort Royal,
Mart. on the 9TH of June and that all the
French troops had embarked for France,
most of whom sailed. Tie Bourbon fiag
was flying. II was the opinion, that Qua
daloupe would also be taken.-gNerc. .4dr.