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FROM THE MISSOURI.
81. Louis, September %.

81. Louis, September %.
Extract qfa letter from CAPTAIN Phillips,
commanding at Fort Clark, Peo7ia1 ia-
ted September z.
The Pottowatomie, named Shawenoe,
reached this place yesterday, on his way
TO Portage, with the prisoners John Stark,
Abbey Cannon and Pcrthy Cannon, taken
on the Wabash last February. The Indi-
ans were anxious to deliver these people
at Portage des Sioux, but fearing accidents,
together with the request of the prisoners
themselves, have thought proper to retain
them at this post. You viii please give no
tice to their friends, that they are in good
health, and will return by the first opportu-
nifty.
" It appears by the statement of the
prisoners, that in every instance since their
captivity, the best treatment Indian huna-
nifty could dictate has been extended to-
wards them or to make use of the Ian
guage of the young man, no people could
have treated them better than the Indians
did in their way whatever they had was
shared with them cheerfuly, and they
considered it fortunate that they fell into
the hands Of the Pottowatomies. la conse-
quence Of which, 1 have told Shawenoe and
his party, that such conduct would give him
a good reception below.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-21

Can we believe, that the events il
France are Indifferent to ourselves !? Can
we suppose, that the only republic on
earth, at whose fires the Revolution oi
France has lit her torch, can long ape
the jealousy of kings
But, five are even so fortunate as to es-
cape their hostility, can we be so infatua-
ted as to expect an eternal peace with
England She hates us for our triunphs ;
size is jealous Of our navy. In the express
ions other chagrin for our subsection of
Algiers, and in her new preparations to
command the Lakes, we have some indica-
tons at least of her designs. evenfs
in France 100 haze comparatively iHereas-
eel her strength. She has no longer q
counternoise, 6ut an ally, in her neigh6or.
She anil be no longer under the necessity
Of keefiing a fortion ofher .f9rce az home
10 quait her movements /; bit eUery PORTION
Of IL mil be dishosa6ie, and ready to fio1ir
dorm ufion as.
Shall we then fold our arms in sleep
Is this, ask you, the time to dismm ? is
the a. crisis" now overland is our a. ain
tide" to be changed to that OF peace Is
our navy to be dismautled--our army dis
banded-aH our Internal s11es 10 be re-
healed 2
No, Americans in the words of one of
your sages GO THE DANGER is NOT
YET OVER"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-21
FROM MEXICO.
81. Louia, Sehtem5er %.

Doctor A. F. SaugraiD, has politely Civ
en- us the perusal Of a letter from Doctor
Robinson, dated at Watusca, 20 leagues
S. w. of Vera Cruz, on the Sd Of July
last.
1t seems by this letter that the Mexican
Republic had formed Constitution, and
organized deliberate body, under style Of
the Supreme Congress- The ardor ofthe
patriots remains undated, and a speedy
termination Of the revolution would be eff
fected, if the republicans were better fur-
nished with the munitions Of war. They
are well clothed and fed, and the fnan-
cial concerns are in very fourishing con-
dtion.
The utmost pains had been taken to 81
lence political auimosties. Generalissimo
Morelos, Captain General Ryon, ard other
distinguished officers, had been chosen re-
representatives., thereby closing their militia
~ functions.
Doctor Robinson was on his way to the
Congress. He is zealously engaged in a
great cause, and with his reputed enter
prise and talents, will no doubt, be Of much
service to people whose happiness IS jus,
sprRsing into existence.
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preserved" snd g the price of tuition reduced ac
eor'ng to the number educated from ten ShiHifgs
and si.rpeHee even to three SiilirgS and si.rbence
per annum"and 90 tina, as energies ii de1cobi1,e.
tie talents 01id chcitiag fact,lties Of youth to-.
their and their co nd, had been re-
markably displayed in OF not more
than Is or / years of rye, ,erintcnded
the borough Road and other much
facility as the master hircscf''
These facts speak 10 the heart and ne
ment. The people of Richmond will su,
refuse their Jealous concurrence in a scheme
missing so much, at u price so uncomfortable :.
seheme, which l trust is bet the introduction tn
plans and improvements which will render this city
the Temple ofSeience and Taste, as it is the abode
ol We.,ldi and Industry.
Who can look forward to such state OF things
eoldy and dispsssonaiclv Who can forhear ia
duigng the delightful visions which il gives birth
Ia all our aspirations after happiness we connect
with us idea, the pleasures Of imagination and taste
but those pleasures depend in great degree,
upon advantages which we do not yet possess. Aud
why should we not possess them Richmond has
ever. thing IA It's FAVOUR which nature cen bestow-
1t has IN addition wealth and enterprise. Then,
why may We not indulge honest pride, in heliev-
ing that with IN enlightened legislature and with
hberal-minded citizens, the day is not far distant
when Virginia may become the Attica Of America,
and richmond her Athens--when, to the present
cherries prospect of apathy and Indifference, may
succeed, newborn zeal and patriotism, covering
the land with her only real and tasting ornaments
monuments erected 10 the arts-and temples de-
dicated TO the sciences. H..
-
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NEW-JERsEY ELECTION.

The following is extract of letter from gentle
man in Ncw-Jcrsey, dated Oct. II, 1915.
Z" have the pieasur, TO inform you, we have E.
very reason to believe that RopublicaIis;o is again
triumphant in Sew-Jelsey II have not heard from
all the counties but RlRttTtion and -fonmouth,
where the Feds calculated succeeding, have given
larger RetnbLcSn msioriGes than ever. Our state
is, therefore, in all probability, still Republican,
The contest WAS wsrm-we had to fight Tor every
inch oigroand. Federation has, think, received
its death blow in New-Iersey. The Republicans
here certainly deserve we'll OF their country"
Wat Int.
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BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL.

The brig Governor Jones, Wood, arrived at
Newport, on 18th lust. in 81 days from Madeira.
Lett brig Maryland, Barber, OF New-Yora, for Phi
ladelphia in four days; and brig George Wishing
ton, Merrick, for Boston, via Faya, in S days
Markets very duil-freights scarce, and vntaee We
~ poor. severe gale of wind was experien ced at
Madeira, on the esd, cath, and 25th of August,
which did great damage to the VINEYARDS. Che
Northumberland, with Napoleon Bonaparte on
beard, was off Madeira during the gale hut no
persoa was admitted on board, except the British
Consul.
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themselves long upon the throne W ithout
the aid of foreign armies.
How n sensible man in France, quietly
settled on his farm, must laugh at ali that
is passing lie must be highly amused at
seeing US taxed anew to the amount OF a
tenth-part of our possessions for the pur-
nose Of forcing him and his countrymen to
endure the sway of a Bourbon, Bourbon
desire too He must laugh to see how we
are fretting and fuming, and arming and
fighting, and paying away our money TO
prevent him from being republican citi-
zen. He must wonder what we are taking
all this trouble, and mourning all this OK
pense for. But, If he knew what 6Oroughs
were, his wonder would soon cease. II he
knew what effect these have in making us
so generously anxious about the regularly
governing of other countries, he would
soon cease to be surprised at our late zeal
and our presentjoy.
You, in America, understand this matter
well. read with great pleasure, in ma
nv of your papers, the just descriptions
which you give of our motives in these TyarS.
But you may be deceived as to the Eff
feet of them. Nations are often ruined
while their governments are gaining force.
We are screwed up to a war pitch, and,
while we are at war, we are strong. You
peace, short as was its duration and, as
sure you, that there is now, in this country,
q general dread Of the effects offieaee. Our
situation is this the taxes on account of
the debt and the army and navy are, and
must be, so great, that England must be
the dearest country in the world. Even
this second restoration CT the Bourbons VIII.
j should suppose, cost us alb ut f0tty mil
lions oftaxes annually, FOR EVER, which
alone is more than the whole of your reve-
nue.. AS 60 uiscontents in England, think
nothing of them. They are not worth
your notice. But, income, ingenuity, in
@ustry, will all seek cheap living ; and
those who have to buy goods will so to the
cheapest market. This debt and army will
produce serious change in our affair.", in
short time. We may, possibly, see the
French people tolerably ill-treated but
that will not nay our taxes.
BY these wars against the French, we
have added nearly, fjiy millions gear to
our hcdce taxes. And, what have we got
which we might not have had, if we had
remained at peace The French had then
q king-they then had abolished feadaL
rights-they then had abolished tythes.-
And have they not done so now But, the
noblesse are now to have their titles. The
fools might have had their chdteaur and
their lands, ifthey had not run away to join
the foreign armies and now these are sold
away from them. What, then, have we
gained for our fifty millions of taxes to be
paid annually in peace ? Ask your New
England right honora6leS this, and they will
tell you, that we have got a great deal
for, that we have got regular government
and social order.''
l am yours, &c.
VIM. COBBETT.
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Buffalo, SEPTEMBER 8.
COUNTERFEIT BRITISH ARMY
pTT

We last night saw letter from a gen
tleman in Canada, stating that some per-
sons have recently left that country for the
United States, with large amounts Of coun-
terfelt 500 Army Bills, which are dated,
April, 1915, and well executed.
Gazette. 81
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The Trustees OF die Richmond Academy are respectful
iy requested 10 meet NJ the Capitol This Da II O'Clock.
on hsinesS otthe utmost importance the Ins.itution.
Saturday, Oc05er2l, 1915.
O. There neither President Secretlry to the Inst
futon.
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DOMESTIC.

Extract Of letter, dated the 22d nh. fon gen.
Ae1na't at HIvdni,G, 10 his brother ~, tits cify.
privateer, called the pos de los Ias,irgentes, not
aware OF the blockade OF Carthacena by The Royal
Arms, Tell amidst the b!ockading squadron. On
board Of her were found 10000 dollars, and other
things she was conveying to that place. The COM
mander oil III. {. NJ. frigate the Vengeance order
ed MS she was pirate, tina, ali the crew should be
put to the sword; which was Immediately execut-
cd" TCkQres,o,, Es,e,i Post
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another Disastrous Storm at Turks
TsloDd

NEw-YoEK, Oct. lG.-3y Capt. Crabtree, OF the
ship William. arrived here in fourteen days from
Turks Island, have the particulars OF a second
hurricane experienced there the Goth Of Septem-
Der, which unroofed ahd blew down about half the
houses the Island, and destroyed soout 4OO, 600
bushels OF Salt. The ship Peace aud Plenty Of
tils port, which among tae number that were
wrecked, lost p of her and passengers.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-21

The Right Revere nd Bishop Nore reached town lest E
vcnns-Durng his Absence I've has visited H.. Church 10
II counties hsda confirmation in 10 different P,ises,
ScStted the Church of Fredericksburg. anil admitted
gentleman to Holy Orders. The Church understood
IN prosperous stae.fle Bsop viii preach te Mon
uinenal Church to-morrou Morning.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-21

DIED. in the tirty-folrh ye-r Of his age, Richard
Henry Lee, Esq. Attorney Law, oftlis Borough III.
supported himself under the tedious and Distressing Illness
which terminated his mortal existence with de+e Of pa
ueiles and fortitude worthy Of admiration. Nor Herald.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-21

The Citizens of Richmond respectfully reaa.<tgt 10
meet at the Bell Tavern, This Ercng, half after o'clock
toiake INTO confederation the Instuou OF Iancasrian
School. rus. C,O.j,tIT~I,EJ.
SATURDAY,, Oetoler d. ISIS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-21

We hear that Sir George Murray was positively
appointed Governor General OF British America. IN
the 2Sth July. After his appointment he set Oh for
Paris, topay his respects to the Dnke of Wellington
With whom he stands on the best terms.
Quebec Mercury.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-21

IN CHANCERY I'm King-Wi ilian
z County Court August 3oth, 1918.
jas. urnsr * Mary hls wife, wl.o before her
Win inc SAID Janes,'as Mary King, widow & ad' with ma
wili annexed. Of Miles King deed. Wan Gc vury ,rnsee
Tor the said Mary, survivor of the said NreS all Ma -
4la tlLahetn sarah Coleman King Coglainqfs agai1t
IopSIt brooke, admr; OF john Fox deed AMI Tiona.
feinperton, guardian OF Mary Fox an infant cbilt ~ ~
-iI Jnin Fox, deed and Elizabeth b. Fox widow d tis
si JONI fox, deed Anne Fox, widow Of George Fox
HSc d. benjamin Oliver, Patrick Anderson snr,v;r, ~
DiSor OF himself and Thomas Chrystie, trustees M t,
sad Benjamin Oliver jr. DEFENDANTS.
1he Defendant Robert Brooke not hatlr- entered he ~,
a'ee and gwen security according the Rules OF ,bs,
out Ac tappeanng the satisfaction of the Court tat
nc as no. an iniaGnt Of TINS commonwealth on the NO
t9 d ne eomPlanants by their counsel, II is o.ced ,d
IeTt, nat me sud Defendant Brooke, do appear here ON
c NJ. uy OF December Court. and tie bill OF the
No2llihtS and that copy oftids order be forthwith IN
~ sohis one OF the Newspapers published in the city
oil Richmond for months s,ccesSiveiy and uoS;l ~ ~,
iront-ioor OF the courthouse OF this county,
Aeopy-IeteJ RODT. POLLARD. jr. D. C. r.
October 81. l0I,gs,a-c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-21

M7yTed, the III, inst. MI ir1iqi L,s7ert TO Ms
May Picket, second daushierof George Pickett. Esq.
of this city.
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good general, lut the British troops are not tl,oug..
much OF in Europe. The Irish aud Scotch t;git
well, bot the mere English soldier is poor devil,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-21
Bsfley, near SOUTHAMPTON, 5th July, 1915.

PLYMOUTH, Aug I3-The Phoebe frgate, this
morning, in coming into the harbor, ran afouI of the
Caledonia, 100, and the shock was so great that her
mzen-mast broke short of, and fell over. 4 great
many were the yards, fuliine the sails, but
happily none were killed
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AAND FOR 81 y.

L.hND ron SHE.
a BOUT sos Acres, lying in the countv-
I = OF Bucktngham, James River, three miles belo-
Wrninser and four above Warren, 30 acre. Of WINCH Il
prime Low Grounds, te balance good tobacco and r,ir
ianl ms tract IS handsomely situated nnd wellnl
ALSO D's other Tract, containing nearly the same os;i
make an excellent farm ' ~ "DA41
great bargain may b. he'd in one or 10th or,be alo,s
tae and he payments accommodates bv an carly
cation 90 either q the subscribers living near Zoe
ROBEkT IRVING,
Faymirstr, o7aer2i. 4o-St
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-21

TO BE SOLD TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER,
4 II Louisa Cour'-house, on Monday,
~ 18Th November next if fr, if no.; te next fair day,
about Fistn Ntciy NECFCES. be0ny,ng he estate Of
Capfain Charles Yanccy. decd ccef ofwelYe Months
Bond and approved security vail he requiist.
WILLIAM CRAWFORD, Ez'or.
October 81 &e.---2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-21

TTOR RENT, and poss ,ssion given on the first Of
December rext, that pleasant situation at pre-
sent occupied by the subseu5eras n Tavern, about
three miles from towa on the road leading 10 the
nsw bridges. For terms, apply tothe subscriber.
ALSO-A house in Richmond on = and 25th
streets, possession Of which may be had on the 1st
December. WILLIAM STREET.
October o. AQ--w4w
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Waslingkon, October Il.

" lISssI7l,5 FO7II ONtJOCI If.
The President of the United States and
his family, arrived in this city on Thursday
evening.
Mr.. GALLATIX, one of the CO omission
ers who negotiated the Treaty of Peace,
and lately appointed Minister to France,
arrived also on Thursday. mar. Int.
LII ELECTION.
JOHN SARGENT, is elected to Congress,
vice General Jonathan Williams, resigned.
His majority is about 1000.
The Republican Ticket succeeded in the
county of Phi ladeiphia for every Office. not
withstanding the secession of part OF the
republicans.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-21
W4NTS n STTYL9yT0V


RIOIiCE.-A petition will be pre- cntcd IN fbe
i = next General Assembly, PRAYING Gsto ~,
may pssl, narrowing the streets in the town Of
ScottssIile, P"whatan. October o. 4q-et =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-21
DRY GOODS ar .aUcTrO.1.

DRY GOODS .sT .aUCTrO.A. \
EGARktiIiLS, DUNLOP s COPELAND, vii
3 sell on MONDAY next the eJi instant, at l \
o'clock, about $4,000 worth OF DRY GCODSI
consisting olthe following articles
Cases OF Linen Diaper
do Irish Shectngs
10 Bales Blankets, Rose and Duffie
Bales 9th Cloths
Cases Ginghanls
1 do Irish Linen
Trunks Csllicoes
Case Cotton CRmbrio
Maiseilies Nesting
Supei'fine Cloths
',hests
go :.
5 Bslt
so PicccsN re ;r,s,,,tv,, ,,,.....
II DO Oznabu,
go do Black Cambria
IS do Cotton Shifting,
90 doz. Cotton Hose
% do Worstod Hose
20 Pounds Black Saving Silk
2 Bales German Rolls, snitabiefor sacks
90 Pieces Searskin Coating
90 do Domestic Cotton
% do India Cotton
i Trunk Leno Muslins
1 do Dimities
l do Lace
so Pieces Planes
Cases Manchestry
) do feNets, assorted colois
II Pieces Swansdown.
And expect 10 receive by the day Of sale, nsny
se"scnsble articles from the Ship indsn Chief---
Terms az tie Sgk.
I'RETHAgE FOR PRIyATE SALE,
10 Hhds. Beown Sigsr
9 lihds excellent H,..a
20 Crates Ware
10 Casks Fcneril,e Vine
Casks Malaga Wine
50 DcmiioAps
10 Barrels Sugar
Ans many other articles ia The Grocery I.i-e.
October 81. Ao--,is
LEE, WKN-V' 8 Co.
Z nv + jrSt rcccfUed, by the Richmond
+astT gsnerai assortment Of Dy-coods. su'ahl-
i 'e present "rd prroac hing seasons, which they VII al
LON 'oF cash. At die store ofJon Lee street. shcege
I'm. OTeseT II. 4o-i'w
! n Richmond Hastings Court, 1913, Oc-
Yor reasons appe,ang to The Court n is ordered that
oteebe giSen by Advertisements in one Of the newspaper.
Of this City for month suecessivey tia, all Gaa,as
"ho have qualified in tbs Court and failed to s,tis dr
accounts annually, according law required TO nsls
up and settle sueha accounts before Januo couFlext;
and that compulsory process viii issue against all such
Guardians as shall thereafter stand in contempt
eoPy-1e'te :. IT. DANCE, q. C.
October 81. 4e-w1m
{ \ Richmond Hastings Court, 1918, Oc-
x tober 10th.
For reasons appearing othe Court It is ordered that tbs
Clerk Of This Court do prepare and bring the next ,erma
isi OF all orders made this Court during the last three
ears Tor binding out apprentices together with list Of thu
Inen'ure aiken thereon, and fein sofce and Rissas
NT notice be given in one of newspapers pub
i'he IN TINS City, that IN all cases where shall appear as
denure' of apprenticeship have been executed puru,
lititu such orders The Con
he orphans, aforesaid ordered t. b. ound Is 10 tepa
hail seem proper.
Acopy-Tesce. LW DAME n r
October 81 Ao-yI
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD-

A Petition will be laid before the mex, y
a rel Assembly, praying Tie rassspe Of IN
Incorporating Tuistees to thc p.ney- CJ1vc .geGo
n.y. 10 tbe county Of Mefklenbarg.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-21

The United States frgate Congress- which sailed
from this port June lIti, arrived in the harbor of
Flushing On the evening of July 10th, having on
board DIR. Eusts, Ambassador TO the Court of
the Netherlands. On the following morning, sa-
Lutte being fired from the Congress, it returned
from the Admirals ship in the hsrbor. At 10 o.
clock the minister and suite landed, accompanied by
Colonel M'Ree and Major rhayer, and by Captain
Morris and two other officers Of the Congress, and
received with marked attention by the officers of
X the town. On the i2ih they proceeded in IN Gle
giant Watch, offered by Admirals Braumcr and Co.
bins, to Rotterdam, where they arrived ON the same
day. On the 18th they arrived at the Hague, the
principal residence OF the court, where the King
then On the Goth the Ambassador was pre-
sented to the King. DoSton Daily .qIv.
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Nothing can more clearly prove the resources OF
the country, than that in the short space or6 weeks
from the time the Loan of 3e,0OO,OO0L was con-
tracted for, the astonishing Of millions sterl-
ing has already been paid Into the Bank on account
of the said Loan. GLe,l1!on Paber
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oM.uNTcATIoN.

-Eda5;ash Reg;crr.
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DOMESTIC.
Roston. Ocfoher /

Boston, October 1.
Arrived, schr. Mary Elizabeth, Babson,
IS days from Alicant, and SO days since
passed the Rock of Gibraltar cargo bran
dy, wine, fruit, &c. Arrived at Alicant a.
bout the 18th OF Jnly, brig Fornax, Bodfsh,
from hoston stopped at Gibraltar three or
four days, and had ten days passage to Ali
cant; stopped ) days, and sailed for Bar
celona :-Schr. Ardent, Weston, 50 days
from Boston to Gibraltar, and 10 days to
Alicant 4; left Alicant in "a hours after for
Barcelona-Capt. Babson had heard of her
safe arrival at Barcelona.
Baltimore ship from Lisbon, and a
schr. from Baltimore, both with flour, had
arrived at Barcelona.
Captain Babson confirms the account
OF the conclusion of a treaty with the Al
gerines, 9th July, and the other demi-ofii-
cial accounts before received, the resto-
ration Of the frigate TO the Dey, who re-
quested it, to save him from assassinasion,
the Algerines to pay all the expences in fit
ting out the American expedition, and to
restore all captured property, persons, &c.
The Algerine sloop of war driven on shore
near Carthagena by the Americans, had
been taken possession OF by the Spaniards,
who refused to give her up and in conse-
quence, difficulty between the Spaniards
and Americans was expected. Just before
the conclusion of the treaty, an Algerine
vessel had arrived, which had been en-
ployed in collecting tribute at various pla-
ces, and was about being captured by the
squadron.
The Epervier, with dispatches from
Commodore Decatur, sailed FROM Aigiers,
the 9TH of July I'VE fear she has been
lost.
Commodore cambridge arrived at Car
thagena about the 10th of August, and
having passed quarantine of days, was
proceeding off Tripoli, where Commodore
Decatur was at the last date.
Capt. Babson brought 10 papers.--Hc
was of Cape Sable Banks on the 23d, and
experienced high weather. Com. Aaf0.
October 5.
Captain Rowland, arrived here yester-
day from Cadiz, states, that Lord Beres-
ford embarked from that place for South
America on the 24ih August, in small
vessel chartered by himself, the Regency
having refused to accommodate him with
n vessel and that on taking his departure
he was attended by very numerous and
splendid escort.
Captain Rowland saw letter at Lisbon,
from an officer Of Commodore Decatur's
squadron, stating that the Dey of Aleiers
was to pay $4,000 dollars to the govern
ment of the United States, towards defray-
ing the expenoes Of the expedition against
him.