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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-15
Elizabeth Berry,
fc-ber Is

Near the corner of Alfred aud King strs,
I'D EsrEcrruELr informs the Ladies
HI of AiexandriasaRd IFS vicinity, tha'
she is now Carrying on the Matchmaking
business IN all its branches, where all
who think proper to favor her with their
custom may rely on having their work
done in the neatest aud suoS, fssiti01ab'e
manner. and with the greatest dispatch.
Orders from Che country will be particr.
,ariy attended Is.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-15
Fresh rugs and Medicines
William Harper, Jun.

Apothecary and Druggist, Alexandra
Fairfay-street,
MAS lately received a general as,
an sortment of Drugs, Medicines
Shop Furniture, Walls, Dye stuts, &c
nd is IN daily expectation OF very ex,
trnsive supply, which was selected frcn
he latest iDportatisns, and will warrant
k,eA 20. be pure and genuine, and the
prices as low as they can be purchased
,of equal enality] IN the district. a
rood credit given to physicians and mer
chants ia the country, and their orders
executed with the utmost care 6 attsn.
|tian--Coantry produce viii be received
fat the highest cash price IN payment 10!
Medicines.
I have 5000 VT. of the first quality
Legioeod on hand at a reduced price.
July OF.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-15
John Is. Hammatt,

Upholster & Pa er Hanger
81 EsPECTFULLY informs hi,
ga, friends and the inbabitants o!
Alexandria, he has removed to the cor
.ner. of Prince and Fairfax streets, where
he has for sale a general assortment Of
Upholstery, viz.
Bed Ticks, furniture dimoties, lace
G;nges, and tassells, an assortment OF
Paper Hangings and borders, weavers'
|slays-a few pieces of Superior
Boiling Cloths,
Hair Mattresses kept constantly OF
aand,
Carpets, Curtains and Pew Cushings
made,
Sofas, Easy and other Chairs stuffed
or repaired at the shortest notice.
]. B. II. Takes this opportunity to re-
turn his sincere thanks, for the share Of
,ublic patronage he has received sine
re has been in this place, and hopes by q
Continued attention to business, to me
It their future commands.
August 2s. tt.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-15
Vaudeville & Larmour.

r,orner Of King md Fairfar y King
ana Hater .sfreets-0fsr for SAFE.
100 Chests Gunpowder. Imperial ano
Yoang Hyson TEAS q the lates'
;anortations. and be sold low.
er than any Of the Northern Mar az
kets can at present afford them.
90 boxes Imperial
So lacquered boxes Young Hyson
IS boxes Young Hyssn aid Tyson,
skin--Montesquieu's cargo &
10000 lbs. Green Coffee
90 BAGS old Java Coffee, tor gentee'
& family use
30 horsheads and 6cbarrels Orleans.
ST. Cro;S and Martinique Sugars
5000 lbs. lraf and lump Sugars
5000 lbs. heavy BLACK PEPPER
500 los. first quality Bengal Indigo.
10 puncheons West India Rum
zee gallons genuine old Irish Wits
key
100 boxes Soap
SEQ rea,ns Wrapping Paper
NTH theirusuat general assortment g fNf
Best Wines, Liquors q Gro
cerleS 5.
n. B.---Country dealers are respect
Fullt requested to view their assortment
AUG. 25
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-15
Notice.

NSHE creditors of Bede Clements
Il decd. are hereby notised, that :.
cridend arising from the estate viii BE-
s'ssas on the first day Of next month, OF,
Spphcaroa to esubscribesssaFter whici
aays NO new claim can be admitted.
august 10.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-15
Caution.

{ LII persons are hereby forewarnee
e from trespassing or commlttln-
waste OF any kind upon eng part OF the
land formerly the property OF the tate
George Chapman, adjoining tue lands OF
George W. P. Curstiss Esq. including
a sHeld known by the name of''' Chap
man.s Face Ground"--as trespasse.s
will,be punished according to law.
.aHetia Chapman.
September 8. div
so bales German Linens
9 cases Irish !. do.
loco ID. Seine Irvine,
For sale By
Griffith aud Bra7oner.
August so.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-15
Also.

Black, White and cofored cambrics-
rnaslins. shaWls, boa,bazceas, Carton
cranes, black asa coIored Iaveatines, ii,
cured bonnet silks, triaang iaces, lace
wells and s!iawls, palerines, saks and
silk aud cotton shawls, some a,sry ete.
ewa;t--rihboas, uerg chsa3--silk hdkts
silk forertine, British shittiegs, Irish
Homes, giDehams, dssnask table Cloths.
'yessinss, dimotics, donese;c cottcas.
mems anh womeRs shoes. etc. etc
III which viii be seid wholesale AID re-
xail at fair prices far CASH, and Oh all
payments made in SPECIE premium OF
l23 per cent viii be aIia,red, or bark
notes will DC gixeniar specie and pre-
{ -lnipm of 10 per cent allowed.
sis. Y L. expcctad3it;asal supplies OF
fresh goods nearly every week.
Nh. 'iNhey viii pay SO cents Cash
crrfe9 ia Goods at saic p,4ees Tor 5000
Bushels Of good re, if Uttered wItian
Ten days.
Sa.,< 81 l,.s Id
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-15
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER IS.
Bronaugh s. 20.

"a e
HAVE Just RECEIVED,
In uaa:t;oi. to their former Spring us
sd4'taleaf,
- yAR1Eqy OF SEasoN4BLE GOODS. 4
sMoae ysis,cH ARE
Sarerfne London blue, black, and Dot
Re green Cloths
Jnconet Gambrics and Mpsiins
Corded aus striped 9iaslins
Su3es6pe cambria GiRghams
Csmbric and common DlaAty
s Ru,A Muslins and I.enoes SIS
Cotton s.,irs;nss and Ions Cloths
l.oar Lawns. Lace and Wire Buttons
Ayonens. Meas and Childrei.s cotton
Hose
Ladies long and saOstGid Gloves
Black 1rial.eings for Dresses
Black RoalSazest
Supersne addressed Calico and Cmntz
An elegant assortment OF Siarseilies
and James
A few piecessof Ki;lt,esminster Car
pessns, and avsriety of osher articles
all Of which viii be sold en- the most rea-
Soua5le terms fer CASH.
July IS.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-15
Vaudeville & Ilafmour

Hece Rsee;rsa fer Sale,
100 lbls. low priced Sugar,
10 bids.
z tierces LIST quality do.
90 Barrels
!, so bags Laguira Coffee.
Eenfce,her Is
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-15
A Servant Wanted

EwTANTED a female Servao, n
Cook. WAsR = Bosio. q ''''N'
famiiy.-,Apply to the Printer
August q.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-15
Boiling Cloths.

The subscriber has Just received by
the General Lingan. Captain Weston,
from Amsterdam, large 4 elegant as
sortsnent of Boltiag Clnshs. Of superior
quality, which will be offered for sale at
Che Store Of lr. James Anderson.
Amos alexander.
()ctsber6. If /.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-15
Bank of Potomac, &.

ri Office is hereby given the S,.,
~ holders Of tie Bank Of Poto ssk'
that an election for twelve Direc,",a' ae :,
serve the ensuing year, will be held held = .
the coeSt house, in the town Of Ale,.s@
dria, on Monday the 9th day If IAN ~
7ember next. The election to eomns ~.
at two and end at s o'clock. -''
BY order Of the Board,
Charles Page, CASHIER.
October III. 3tawtl6tliNw
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-15
Eor FreIght,

Wanfed is 10 Grocery Store,
&. A n active intelligent BOY Of pleas
ing lnanpers and respectable con;
,,.cf;ons Of ahoat 3 or Is years OF age.
AFply to tie Printer.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-03-18
VIRGINIA ARGUS.
nIcuMoNp, MAncn la. lAI5.
COBBErT'SLErrER.

WHICH commences on our first page, we
promise our Readers, will amply compen-
safe Tor the trouble ola perusal. Interest,"
ins as the productions e that able writer
generally are 20 the people of this Country
few will be found 70 bear a comparison, in
that respect, TO the one before US.
II the talents Of this modern Proteus, dur
ing his residence amongst Us, were directed
to the undermining of the Political Temple
OF Liberty, by ia5ouring to accomplish
change in the Republican Admins rat on of
the General Government, and raising upon
US ruins the Gothic Castle of Arissncracy !;
the Injury he thus meditated. and his en-
dsavours TO effect it. have been Ueasurably
atoned for, by his exertions in our behalf
since his retreat across the Atlantic
intimately acquainted with the habits and
dispositions of the American people. his oh
serya,ions relative to them, have command.
ed an tention and zcited an inter s.. bo, h
here and IN Europe, which would scarcelv
have been paid 20 those oil any O. her writer.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-03-18
NOTICE.

a a meeting Of the Members Of the Stand
4 ing Committee OF the Mutual Assurance
Society. against ire on -u,iiings OF the State
OF Virginia held at the General Office OF Assn.
rance on the 4ih day o. March 1915
present all the mcmbersl-
The Board proceeded to the election Of,
principal Agent, to supply IN vacancy pr,,-
sisned by the death of samuel &, eenboyy. ana
upon examining the ballots, james Raw,inrs
was declared 20 be duly elected.
DAVID BULLOCK
Chairings Siaadisg Committee.
An extract from the Journal of the staDdin,
COMMITTEES Of the Mutual Assurance Society.
rEsrE, LEWIS NJ RIvALAiN, c. $ q
March IS. fo,N
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-03-18
WASHING TON, March 10.
HIGHLY INTERESTING.
TO THE EDIToRs.
Norf Sloddarf, "a III, 1sl

Forf Soddarf, FEB II. 1913
have only a moment to write, and shonld
not write at all. but that times are become
very critical here.
The British seem determined not to leave
the Gulf If M xco, without doing some,
thing. Captain Percy, who commanded at
the former attack on Mobile Paint, was
lately at the pass Of Christiana, a. am told
He there observed, that they had been der
ceived in their first attack on Fort Bower,
but that they had now made such arrange
ments rs would humble the Americans
On Tuesday, IS vessels anchored OF Mo-
hi Point. at tue distance Of 8 or miles
Two or three appeared TO be frigate& The
greater pa't we're briggs of war, as was sup
posed. There weic also some large vessels,
supposed 20 be transports. On Wednesday,
nine transports were perceived to be land
jng their troops between tue Point and Per-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-03-18
BosroN, March Z.

Capt. Jones of the Comet, Mr.. King and
Mr.. Leeds Captured in the Friendship
arrived IN town last evening, in the stage
from New London Mr. Leeds has politely
favoured us with the following information.
The Saturn, on board which these gentle
men have been. had captured the following
vessels during cruize of near two mouths
Oft New York viz. schr. Comet of Nor
folk, captain Jones. from this port, then
three days out. January 90, re-captured a
brig, prize to the Lawrence priva;ee-. Hoo.
per prize~master. Jan. %. schr. Industry,
Cahoone, from. Wilmington, N. G. for New
York.-2o, the sloop Friendship, George Of
Philadelphia.
The brig, when captured by the Law
renee had prize master, mate and three
FreRchmen "a part Of the crew Of the Law.
rence) put on board. Shortly alter, the
Frenchmen, assisted By the former captain,
retook the brig in doing which they killed
the prize'mater's mate and one man After
having possession Of her three days, they
gave her up again to the Americans. One Of
them, "a mulatto) however, refused to sub
init, and jumped overheard. Every effort
was made TO save him, but without effect -
The othertwo are now ON board the Saturn
The brig was afterwards re-re captured as
before stated,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-03-18
NvAsH1NcroN. March "a.


Entract of a letter from Com, Stephen De,
catur 10 the Secretary Of the Many, da-
ted Vezv York, March 9th, 1915
+" In my official letter of the 18th Jauaa
ry, omitted to state, that considerable
number of my killed and wounded was from
the fire Of the Pomone, and that the Endy>
mion had on board, in addition TO her own
crew. one Lieutenant, one Masters. mate,
a. so men belonging to the Saturn, and
when the action ceased, was LETT notion
less and unmanageable until she bent new
sails, rove new rigging and finished her
spars, nor did she rejoin the squadron for
SIX hours after the action, and three hours
after the surrender of the President. NV
sword was delivered to Captain Hays, OF
the Majestic, the senior officer of the squad
ron, on his quarter deck, which he with a
great deal OF politeness Immediately re.
tuT6ed. have the honor tn enclose you
my-barole, by which You will perceive the
British admit that the President was cap.
tured by the squadron. should have
deemed il unnecessary to have drawn your
attention to this document, had not the fac,
been stated differently by the Bermuda
Gazettee on our arrival there. which state.
ment, however, the editor was compelled
to retract through the interference Of the
Governor and some officers of the squad,
ron.
The great assiduity of DR.. Trevett and
Surgeons Mates Dix and Wickes, to the
wounded, merit the highest appreciation
The only officer badly wounded is NIdship
man Richard Dale, who lost leg, cir.
cum stance to be particularly regretted, as
he is young man possessed of every quail,
ity to make distinguished officer"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-03-18
NEw.Yonk. March 11.

NEw-YoRK, March IL.
Gentleman who came PASSENGER in the
Transit has favoured the Editors Of the Mer-
camille Advertiser with the following items Of
intelligence for publication
MIR. Adams and Mr. Russell proposed to
return to their respective residences. Russia
and Stockholm MIR. Russell meant TO pass
few weeks In Paris; Mr. Gallatin to visit his
friends in Switzerland; Mr.. Cav to visit
France and England MIR Bay,rd will accom-
pany Mr.. Clay, and will embark with that
gentleman and Mr.. Gallatin in the Neptune
from a port in England on or about the last
ofMarch or first of April, for the United States.
1t is singular Circumstance that Mr..
Crawford, our minister at Paris, should have
received the FIRST information of the signature
of the Peace from the Duke OF Wellington, WI o
bad rec. ived the news by Express from Client
The Duke, accompanied by Lord Somerset, the
Secretary OF the British Legation, called on Mr..
Crawford the next day. The day ensuing Mr..
Crawford accompanied by Mr. Hughes, return
ed his visit. The two ministers were upon a
footing OF the most pleasant intercourse.
All the Foreign Ministers resident in Pa
ris were calling at the Hotel OF Mr. Crawford.
rendering to him their congratulations upon
the conclusion of the Peace. II was believe d
in Paris that special Messenger would he
sent out by that court to compliment the Co..
vernment of the United States upon the happy
occasion---Mer. AIy.,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-03-18
MosrsEAL. Peb Ok.

The disagrecable news from New Orleans Il,
conhr ne by General iackson's Official etter OF
Tie 18th ut. Il seems positive that cur hopes
are wishered in thai quarter, where they lev
weeks before were considered in q fair way
proof that IT Is not ways the wiscst policy "a
take the Bull by the horns But the British
character has been nobly sustained IL we have
lost many valuable lives, aud a few pieces of
Ordnance, we have lost no Colours.
Our honor re mzins unfinished by the cou-
LESSON OF the enemy himself. lt seems that a
a!lacy has prevailed IN his Maiesly's Councils
IN this war with the United Stats Instead OF
our armies on the Coast moving IN larse DO
lies, dctachments only have been gent from
place to place, and all OF them have been obiv.
ed to re-embark with precipitation, WHATEVER
bravery and skill may have previously achieved
The attack on Penob5cot is the only exception
TO what is asserted. Too small q force wa
sent Under Gen. Ross 10 effect the object the
expedition, which was to have done The busi-
ness OF baltimore IS we'll as that Of Washington.
loo small force has been sent against New
orleans, and the expedition has iaiied, all las
tailed we have had recours 6 10 peace, ard
this may also fail in the preferred terms oil our
wise minister's When shall the measure of
our humiliation be iledi we answer II is full
TO the bFm the nation which struck all Eue.
rope with terror, has succum cd 20 the pitifuI
republic OF America people yet In the cras
die. =.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-03-18
March Is.
LOST,

an the 18th December, a red Morocso
" POCKET Notwithstanding sund,-v
Bonds and other papers, Of no value to
any one but the SubsCriber.--I berebv
iorwarn all persons from trading for any
Bond executed to me-and those indebted
to me by Bond are hereby forwarned against
making payment to any one but the Snb.
sorIoer. A. WHARTON.
Gainesville, March 4,h, 1915. 6w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-03-18

dido. The feet then amounted TO so. !
schooner and Seven barges Uttered the baj
the former by way cf pass Horn. between
Dauphue Island aud TIE shore, west of the
BAY. Fort Bower, at the Point. Is on the
narrow neck Of land which stretches out on
The east side of The bav, and commands the
only channel for large vessels. Sumo BIi
'ish troops have landed nm Dauphine Island
On Thursday, heavy firing commeoced-
1t continued a great part OF that day, and
the day following and some guns were
heard this morning.
We have about 400 men in Fort Bower
but provisions are extremely scarce there
as well as through the whole Of the Mobile
country Our troops in the fort have but a.
bout ten days supply. Snme was sent down
on Wednesday or Thursday, but it is fear
ed it must have fallen into the enemy's
hands. fear our whole army and our
whole population will suffer severely. The
result on the Point is differently anticipated.
am told, the alarm at Mobile is not so great
as it has been on many less occasions,
confess have my fears, though, as I
never was at Fort B9wysr cannot Judge
satisfactorily. The faithful and vigilant
collector OF Mobile has come pp with his
books and papers, aud other public re-
cords.
am, gentlemen, yours, &c.
T. >, enclose a letter received this mo-
ment, from Coils. Smith, formerly a Sena-
ter from Ohio.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-03-18
Pine Level, near ST Stephens, ,
Sunday Morning, llth Feb. {
FROM NEW ORLEANS.
Extract of a letter, dated

"NEw-oRLEANs, Feb. 10.
"since my last nothing new has been learnt
from the enemy. It IS sad that they left the
coast on the 9TH inst but we are in hourly ex.
pectation Of the return of flag sent from here
on that day, for the purpose of obtaining the
release of some negroes.
seen. Gaines arrived here few DAYS since,
and we understand that the most effectual nnea-
sures are taking to place our country in th,
completest state of security. General Jackson
is al, life and motion, Notwithstanding his III
health."-FhI Gag.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-03-18
CAPTURE OF THE sYREN.

The following is from the London Observer
of November 90:
The London Gazette of the 18th contains
an account of the capture, after chase of Gle
ven hours, by II NJ S Midway, Capt Brine,
OH Ialy 10, of the United States brig of war
Syren, of I6 guns, and 137 rRen. During the
chase the prize threw overheard ali her guns,
boats, anchors and spags."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-03-18
BALrt,fop 2. March Il.
ANOTHER ATTACK OK MO3II.gt

HNUIFIER At ACK On MO3ILEI
CO.. Smith (M. e. from New York; WHO
en- Washington yesterday morning, s;a;ez,
Tia, while With the Pres dent on = iurd.y even.
inr he received his dispatches from Mobile
" - Dlsfe was stfarked By our late enemy On
lie ii,h Feg 'ary, with lis whole force, Chat
1iich was n New orleshA) On the 18Th, The
dat o he dispatches, il still held out and the
Tn1,apdeF was in hupes 1850 kentuckias3
W nl arriye ~ TN "a CT or the en- MS re-
re t Con M'in'osh, with the Georgisp forces,
wes eHpected--they had been detained Dn tie
road by the want Of proYisions.-Pauisi.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-03-18
THE DUTCH FLEET.

Accounts have been received By the Ly dia
arrived a, New Castle from Lisbon, that The
weather had been very severe in the British
Channel, and that the Dutch fleet, bound 10
Algie-s, had been dispersed, aud put into diff
fsrent ports in the Channel. There was no AL,
gerine force out.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-03-18
From the Bu6aio Gazette.
w1LL1ANs' y1LLE.Fel

WILLIAMS VILE, Feb. %.
Major Gen. Stovin the British commander on
the Niagara frontier, has communicated TO the
commanding officer at Buffalo, that he had is
sued an order for the cessation of hostilitieS,
and congratulated him on the event of peace
between the two countries.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-03-18
3fa6ae. l,e6raa,g TO- AZ night.

y =. . . uJFeT z.
MY lear friend----Our little tewh is in
arms. and 1900 militia and Indians are un
der orders to embark with the first sfair
wind, TO assist in the defence of the Point,
which is attacked, and has been closely in
vested, with the most tremendous common
ade, for 81 hours. Our ears are stunned
with the report of an uuceasing fire. The
wind is ahead--our force cannot get there
in time-thc General says must remain
with him. did want to go with Blue, so
saws acknowledgement says, we are too
late, All our town is in bustle-I write this
in haste, and with the candle in one hand
Yours, whether in life or death. Adieu,
JOHN SMITH.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-03-18
40 RENT.

4 Three Story Fire Pr5qf Bf-t Hons,
Situated on Street, opposite tie Dcu IA
vern, and now occupied by J. AVID s. Cosby, ore
among the best stands for = Grocery Store. ara
possession 70 be given he S,h Of nex, month.
Inquire Of James LowIes, OF IN his absence
Caleb L0wnss.
Also
Two other Bfick Dwellings, in the Fullin~
,arden. Inquire OF James I.ownes. o. ip ia
absence OF Caleb Lownes who lives near tb,,
pre- n,ses. JAMES LOWaE3.
lith Month 19Ih, 1914.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-03-18

were delivered up. when our late enemy
reduces his army IN our neighborbood, We
may more safely doit. Dol It now. and VIC
Shall invite another war with nation whose
pride is stung by her defeats and encourage
the hostility of another government with
whom we have serious dispute as to the
boundary lines of our territory.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-03-18

Extract ofa letter from n YOUNG American
gentleman IN Cadfz. dated January ~,
1915.
An expedition, Of about ten thousand men,
TO be under the command Of general Morilo,
has been fitted out from this port for the last
three months, going Co south America, IN or
der to quell the people in that quarter. The
government have enlarged all the Spanish
vessels 70 convoy them there, in number 81
sail. The affairs in Spain wear shocking as
peot since the king has returned every thing
has beeH put stop to, aud he has completely
shut their mouths. All public papers put a
stop TO, and new orders and DEGREES arriving
every post from Madrid. Every night, regu-
larry, 10 this city there are from ten to fifteen
persons arrested some Tor speaking too free
ly when the cortes was in Spain--and Others
for beibg supposed suspicious characters.-
Upwards OF forty (some Of them very respect
able) citizens, have been banished, fof four
and five years, 70 Ceuta. The Spanish frigate
Emeralda, arrived on the 18th, from Vera Ciuz
aud HAVANA, with upwards of three millions oil
dollars on board for the king s. the merchants
besides a large quantity Of coch meal.
" You can have no idea Of the disgust THAT
both tue SPanisrds and French have at Tie con
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-03-18
I" Royal Gazette Office.
Bermuda, Fcb. 9, 1915

The editor of the Royal Gazette having
learned from authority, that the statement
published in the Gazettee of yesterday was
incorrect, takes the earliest opportunity of
thus contradictug the detail therein given !,
assuripg,tha to wound tie feelings of brave
enemy is as far from beng the wish of the
officers of the British navy, as it is foreign
from hi intentions,'