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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-09-13
NOTICE.
The SUBSCRIBERS
HAVE JUST RECEIVED

- "i"'D VI + %>(t <OH O.dLE,
30 pieces st twned sacking.
bales containing 49, pieces baeging.
90 bales Containing 4l7 pieces German oz,.b.,
box containing 90 pieces book checks 81
do 100 hI'
do eh cks, common,
10 trunks Ga and "a cotton carnbr cofto, H..
ing, ginghams, black cambiics elegant 9hawIs 'a't'
IRISH inen case marseilles yestins cases
d'aperBs 1850 ie''''eh0
be above articles will be offered at nrivoto ..,
until "Wednesday the Goth inst at low prices r 10
liberal credit-the balance then REMAINING on III '
be sold at public auction. '' MANU- VIII
- D. THEY H,4TlE Nv STORE
100 crates ware,
90 htfis. NIuscoyadO sugar.
so barrelsPrinie Old BAIT shiskev.
20 puncheohs fine favored genuine "a 80 ii
prtof Antigua rum, @''- s'n
20 bids prime Pennlyivsnia whiskev
100 bags cslF e.
And many other articles tor sale, as above Ev,oo,
ed sacks sitcates, ware, and consignment of Mac
eoyadO sugar from New-York ~ ''uS
N1oncure, Robiaso;l T. Pteasants.
,. Vendus Meters
so tons Bar Iron,
~ halt iaggots Crawey Steel
20 hhds Glass Ware,
/ geo sacks Salt,
so bis. COPperls.
EXPECTED.
Brown Sugar, Sack Salt, well assorted Cra,e-
sou, "a III II q p.
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DEATH OF THE INDIAN Prophet

NfNONUACAb aug. 10.
Died, AT the Onondaga Cassie, on sunday
last, one ut the chiefs of tic Aileganies, well
known through tins country Us the Indian
Prophet.
Those who have been acquainted with the
influence which, this mans preaching had up
on the conduct of the six nations, tthe Onsi-
tlas e>ceptedl Cannot but lock up, II his death
as 4 severe dispensstion ofDivne Providence.
We think that short biographical sketch
oi tbs extraordinary man cannot be unaccep-
table 10 the pubic,
During the first fifty years of his life he
was remarkable ony for his stupidity and
beastiy drunkenness. About Is years ago,
while lighting his pipe, TIC suddenly gell back
upon has bunk, upon which ne was then SIT
ting, and continued in a state OF insensibility
for or hours MS family supposing him
dead, had made preparations tor laying him
out, AMI while i'll the act of removing hun from
his bunk, he revived Ills first " crsis were
don't be alarmed. I have seer Heaven call
the nation together that may tell them what
nave seen and beard The nation having
assembled this house he Informed them
that he had seen beautiful young men who
had been sent from Heaven by the Great Spi-
rit, and who had thus addressed him. The
Gieat spirit IL angry with you, aud all the
red men, unless you mediateiy refrain from
drunkenness, lying, stealing, &c you shall ne
Yer enter that beautiful place. which we will
now shew you." He stated that he was Their
conducted. by these young men to the gate of
Hcaven, which was opened, but ne was not
allowed to enter; that it was more beautiful
than any thing they could conceive of or he
describe and that the inhabitants appeared
perfectly happy; that he was Suffered to re-
ma n there or hours and was then recon
Quoted by the same young men, who, on Ia
king their leave. promised they would visit
him yearly. and commanded him to sinform
all other Indians what he had seen and
heard. re Immediately visited the different
tribes OF Indians in the western part of the
States, tho Oneidas excepted. lacy all put
the most implicit faith in what he told them,
and revercd him as a prophet. The conse-
quence has been, that from a filthy, lazy,
drunken, wretched set of beings, they have
become clsanIy, industrious, her ard hap
py people Th- Prophet has continued, rs
h say to receiv. regular annual visits f ON
these heaverly messengers Immediately after
which, he, III his turn visited the different
tribes. he was on one OF these annual VISITS
at the time of his decease.
1t viii be proper to observe. that he was
called tie heace prophet. in contra distnc-
ton to the brother of recumseh who was cal
led the 4var prophet.
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From tie BuHalo Journal, Aug. 90.


We hear that an express arrived to Gen.
Brown at Detroit from Mackinac, bringing
intelligence from Major Morgan, who COM
mands there, that the Indians had collected
in that ne -hborhood ard had formally de-
manded the surrender of that post Other
and more probable accounts state, that the
substance Ofthe dispatches was, information
that the troops at Mackinac were in state
of .mutmy, and that appearances were SO "a
farming that General Brown had sent up one
hundred troops 10 addition to those originally
intended for that place. Thewant of pay is
4. the Cause assigned for this disturbance. Its
to be extremely regretted that our govern
ment should have been so forgetlul of the
rights of our brave soldiers as to give them
so just acause for dissatisfaction on this head
We venture 10 say that no troops have ever
earned the small stipend of their wages with
more. hdriships, and that no government
could be more inattentivc to atheir rights
1t Is disgraceful fact, that Iaost of the troops
which have lett this frontier, had fifteen and
many Of them eighteen months pay due TO
them.
Maj. Gen. Brown, we are informed, will
not visit Mackinac, but will return to this
place soon. The inteu.ion Of placing garri-
son at Chlckago, Fort Dearborn) is abantlon-
ed fer the present, on account of the lateness
of the season.
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3. GARDENER"
6flfi,,.r' Of lie, Shih Perseverance,.

oAtfG"5 u eECs~f!N 4 fTSe%STd
The English ship Perseverance, on her
passage from Canton 20 Batavia, with ia
vanese and Malay crew, was risen upon
I ne chief mate, who was Oh deck, was XII
led-Ibe captain, second mate and super
cargo were i'll che cabin, and Snding what
had happened. they barracaded the com pan
ion way loaded their mustSet3 and pistols for
defence and then drew cask CT powder. to
the middle of the cabin, and informed the
crew il they did not restore the ship, theg
would blow her up. Tie crew were not IN
Inundated, but cndeavoured to force their
way into the cabin, upon which the super
cargo fired a pistol AMI, whether he inten-
ded it or not, it communicated fire to The
powder, and the ship blew up. The super
cargo and several of the crew were saved.
The sIpercargo found himself, after the ex-
plosion, on piece OF timber in the water
The captain. mate and most Of the crew pc
rlshed. The mutineers at one, time endea-
vored to orng one of the carriage guns to
BEAR, so SIS to fire into the cabin, but did not
succeed
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kNECDOTE

B'uke and Sir Nm. DrahcT.--Sir Will.
Am Draper who had been very severely at
tackled, in ono Of Junius's celebrated letters,
addressed himself to MIR. Burke Whom he
supposed to he the authorl IN these words
" avn i,;foymed. sir, thar you wrote the letter
which appeared in this days Public Advert
ser, uat!er the signature OF Junius-I shall be
Obliged to You It You will tell me, whether YOU
did or did not" . Really, Sir" replied Mr. Il.
that IS question that Cannot be 90 obi
eng rs to answer as L see no reason for as
king me the question. EsyDn believe your in
former. 1t is needless and If you do not, It is
rather rude To found your suspicion of me,
on the information of one you suspect 20 be a
liar
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ENQUIRER OFFICE,
Extract cfa letter from a gentleman in Ken
tuckg 20 his friend in this HLace
RICHMOND, SEPTEMBER is.

tUcky 20 his friend in this flace.
" You are probably apprized Of an injurious law Of
tbs state, which takes effect the first of January
next respecting suits or land, calculated to make the
" worse appear the better" title. Lest you should
not, will copy the first section, and request Won will
lave 1t published in the Newspapers, tor the inor-
NATION OF such citizens of your state have claims to
land here.
'' I'm .4ctto compel Me SPEEDY adjustment a Lend
Claims, aporoUed FebTra7-y eth, 1909
GO Section 1st. BE ii enacted, &c. That after the
first day OF JanusIy in the year thousand eight
hurred g sixteen, action at law, bill in equity,
Other process. shall be commenced sued ont by any
person or per; ins cairans land under OF BY an adj
verse interfering entry, survey Faten whereby
Receiver the p0ssesios from any person ~ persons
who shall have actually settled ther,.on before the
passage of this act and to which lie or she so settled
at the time at such settlements, had connected title
IN law on equity dedscbl, uf record from the Com
monwealth and wl the settler shall, have acquired
such title. Or claim after the time OF the settlement
made, the Limitation shall begin run only from the
time OF acquiring such teo claim"
DltD---On Friday last, after short hut severe in
disposition, in the prime ,f life, M. SAMUEL IL
EGt., formerly Ensign to that band Of brave and
Independent Patriots, the &c Rich,nond Rife YoiL-
fee's During our late struggle, he several times
cred by his comrades brave, benevolent, aud eater
pyisipg sfFcer,
An aged mother, who.e lest support he was, has to
lament h'sneyocable doom end four sistes and To-
wing brother, the loss of an gctionate ation. Du-
ring his younger days, he had been wild a d romantic
aud Ike oti ryouug mn, fld often trespss ed bnt
in lis latter days he had his folly, and had truly
repette'i He died like christian, without single
sigh on groan, delivered hmsefiuto the bosom Of his
God
Then gieve not mourners-Sami,teE rcisns above
EiJoy ing peace, and never ending love.
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y 2 =
81 List NIGHTS .MyaIL.

PARIS. Ju'y2 %.
An Ordinance of the king, comprised III
articles, approves and confirms the assessment
e destined TO maintain the allied troops and
co cover the expenditures occasioned by their
presence" This imposition is to be dischar-
ged in quarters, one fourth every fortnight !;
the first to be paid iii fifteen days from the
publication of the present ordinance.
The Ordinance of his majesty, purporting
that uutil the FIRST of July, 1916; neither nom
| ination nor promotion shall be made in the
land army, has been extended TO the marine
department.
The Notifications of Paris, now beome uee-
less, are forthwith to be dernolised.
To the dcprinnation Of the streets of Jena
and OF AustcriitZ, has been substituted that
of Esplane2e and Inyalids.
~ Yestertsy they commenced constructing on
the whole length of the COMMERCIALLY of the
Chamg+du- Ma rS on the n. side of the Fosse,
barrack, &c. to receive some regiments of
the allied trc ops. -
Gen. Lee urbe's corps d'armee, has just
joined the army of the Loire, which is about
70 &c augmented in few days by the troops
OF Gems. Suche; and Lamaroue.
A contribution to which the poVers are en-
t tied for the expences of this second war,
viii be determined by treaty /; nevertheless it
is asserted that two of them satisfied with hs-
wing secured the repose of the world, have
generously declared that they renounce ali in
demnity. Itis also asserted that Immediately
after the conclusion of the treaty, the troops of
three of the powers will quit our territory /;
that 10000 Russians will remain in it some
tic'e longer that their departure will take
place in columns of IS 600 men, as fast as the
| re-organzotion ofthe French army
BY an ordinance of the king dated tn, 29d
July, M. Barron de Talleyrahd, project of
the Loiret, is appointed honorary counsellor
of State.
The following is the answer which the de
puties of the pr visoDa government received
from the allied cabinet.
" HagHenau, JNly I.
"The three pow rs regard as an essential
condition of peace and durable tranquility,
that Napoleon Bonaparte shall be PIT out of
a state to trouble, 6y any chancc, the rebose
OF France and Europe and alter the events
which occurred in the month Of March last
the allied powers expect that his person will
De Delivered into their keeping.
| Walmoden--Capo D1stra---knesbeck,"
The bttDdus II won,d be seen r. I'm the NIAGARA
yglG7t"i Of - the Goth ult thatt western lrdani
continue to evnce stile disposition that when tte
! ihc 5th regt. srriycd at DcuOit, there xett. more
5Cc0 lndaasin that vieisty besides m NY AZ Mel
len, &c. bat the appearance a. this CORPS hd scat
l4rrtd tiem that council to he held At Browns
ls,wn on Tie 5Oth with the ludians; our commission
| as, &c. erals Harrison aud w rthur AID Mr. CIR,
ian having arrived At Detroit The same psper II,
ioin5s hat onpcssant advices had reached Gener,
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EfCbsi{OyflD. N7art tI,h, 1916
take this method OF vindc,tine ms character 10
the world, sgaisi very objectionable attack ot Mr.
ldwa,r urs',aw lie i,as t>eu in his ratification 1t
Unsuitable means 10 blast nay character which IS ,irar-
e; 10 me tiisn lc, by errpncouS STATE eGis or Ian
nov ready AMI can prove thy pnJccncc IL regard to
tire Tobacco referred TO in Mr uas,av's a,lvcr
nent % SertenberG drove h, wae,ron E,s, summer
At IS true Tor nearly tree mo;.ths, with hi special ar
ders to make the ost oil the time my power, lo-
lowed the s,ny come ume by mis- request and was .-
rec'ed by Mr. Upsag L. takeSss where I could ind
item to t'ie srcatc rtvauta' tuokil the load az
stated ~ Mr. Ups"aw aiver iseniet ai,I was On my
way to Baiumcte to delve, il. received the money.
as stated he we'll knows pal fo,tv sud some old
dollars 10 Mr.. Ciiies ierrv,, his relation tor him.
and proceeded with tue balance Ion ISaituncle
1 he wagstn broke, which detained n,e some DAYS
had To feed the horses and out Of c surplus OF
money. Me UPslirw will not d-ny has sending and
ordering ofte tobaccn stored and his wagon brought
home carried II, he knows well, his Qversecr pro-
cured the storage he also knew the tobacco belonged
to Mr. Slarrion Price, ot i<ci,mond but now he has
found he acted wrong by stopping tic Wagon /: and
earring that Inc has to pay fol the IGNITION 4 the to-
bacco, he has taken thi, understandable step to screen
himself from damages.
am now li,i & in Richmond, and cen be found by
application to Capt. john =. Shields whose business
lsuperintend. As Nr. Upshaw has stated l could
not be found, am not t sid, yet ashamed tor the
world TO know where am
1tb pEYTON r. WAI DEN
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A STIGMA on. FEDERALISM.
THIRD .fND LASrCALL

TUX o!tEF.,
The establishment of the Ncw-York Cou-
rier and Exaniner.
ALSO
The House and Lot No 81, Pearl Street,
the same being extremely well situat d for
every bnsiess but that Of printing Federal
Newspapers
-'" l4y political life is cnded"-But do not
cast myself upon the generosity of my enc
mics.
Sept. s. GARDENER"
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the first time. laying his hand with convul
sive movement ON his saddle-bow, he said.
without the least af.0r~7t emotion. '' Thai
will do."---1u ten minutes the French were
not TO be seen. And yet this mans failing is
his impetuosity and excessive feeling, which
twice in India and once in Spain had we'll
nigh ruined him"
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WANTEn.

n got1Ig man Of good 7torat Charaefcr
A APABLE # teaching Rcai.g, Wiring Ct.ro
" mar add Geography. person VIZ ,o ~ NM
uuce good recon- nendson, wi meet With .enuioy.
WILLIAM SCOTT,
ca, -, e. PorhafGa
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doubt, be completed before wintcr--and the
remainder, near and below the coils. new
niil, will in all probability pass inspection by
the middle OF next season. The completion
Ut these Locks, ,will be inpotan,-not only
rs it respects the advantages which this vii
age viii derive from it, but in particular, the
convenience of transportation for the immense
Country west OF this.
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10 IL !5g.kE.kIs.
ENQUIRER MARINE LIST.

sENSOihrh MARINE LIS i.
PORT or RIcuMoND, VA.
.ArrfOed since our lqst,
Brig Seaman, Rendef, PhadelpR a P09 Sac
ander, Wood, do. Molly, Sotncrs, dc I'm,
Blsekman, dos Rebecca IL Polly, Ruark, Baltimore
Indian Hunter, Leander, New-Yor], sSloobs Hap.
py Return, Thompson, Baltimore; Fair American,
lrels..d Philadelphia.
Ci.EARED.-Sch-s. Callodcu, Smith, New York;
William, Farman, do; Sfoop Three Sisters, Den, ke
Phladelpla.
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Extract Of a letter from an american gentle
man no7V at Cadiz, 10 his CORRESPONDENT
in This City, dated The 24th ofJuiy, 1915,
and arrfOed Cvta BOSTON, fier the Van
derer-
+" l am really at loss to know what many
persons here will do with their flour, for
there is No cash sale at any price.
think there is now in the by about twenty
thousand barrels, and vessels are constantly
arriving from different parts of America
General r,in must attend those who are
concerned III such speculstions."
Phil. Gazette.
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hin, to send there M additional force of 100 mex
AecorNing 10 Que report. the tad'ans had summoscs
the garrison to surrender IL stated FROM another
that the garrison had rnuiined, in consequence ut
not having been paid for Gmc. Gen. Brown
was expected shortly to return TO Bua 10.
-. .HjaI,y Register.
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EGw-YoeK, Sept. S.

EEw-YosH. Sept. S.
Siihgyyeck-The ship Cicero, captain
Newson, sailed FROM this port on Saturday
last for Port au Prince, with several pas.en.
gers and cargo valued at $4,000 dollars
In the course OF two or three hours after she
had left the Hook and discharged her pilot, it
was discovered that she had sprung a leak !;
md when it was found that she was fast FL
,n,r captain Newson changed his course and
at,emntcd to return to the Hook but the
Wind being directly ahead, and the ship hav-
ing seven or eight feet water in her hold,
rantain n. ran her ashore on the East Bank,
40 the only mode OF saving the passengers
and crew, and any part OF tue cargo. The
former are safe, but it is feared the ship and
most of the cargo will be lost. The passen-
GERS came up 70 tine city Yesterday, aud the
rev came up this morning III the plot boat
Science. They left the ship o'clock th,s
morning, at which time she was entirely fiji
ed with water.
The ship Cicero, which went ashore ~ Tuesday
morniuy went to pieces, and her cargo is 81 She
carried out several pieces ct elegant expensive furni
ture. of Phife make, 'er Petinn
Yesterday forenoon the French trisate ltermoiHe,
living in the hsrbor hoisted the white flag, token OF
- ee;ance to the Bourbons, and fred royal salute OF
Jns, before ,unset another salute fired by the
f,yte which was answ cred by the font ut Governors
Island.
Can't Lambert Of the slip Favori;c, arrived \, Bal
,;nore from Nantz reports that "a great many Off
,rs of distinction ard private families II responsibility
we're leaving France by every oppotnialty
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= '.''>'I'tSo, 1(HEL!TL = OOINQNH.
Sept. i3--f
sNTENDINti to remove to Richmond in order 20
facilitate the Improvement my adopted Daueh-
ter, will rent utforthe succeeding wear (asd ms
session given The LIST October) INV little Farm situa-
ted on the e-Cboppu,-i2oad about seven n;Ies
above Richmond, aud contiguous to The Richmond
turnpike, 10 which thereis an unnpedtd access--on
this Farm there is small but comfortable DWelisp-
house, with other couyeDerces, which will be best aiJ-
prcciated by view Of the premises ar, also dis.
Posed 20 sell The stock, Farming utensils, and some SUI
pcnumersries attached to domestic life This dis
ihuuon being discretionary, and by private CONTRACTS
alone ~hl ueat with any one who may favor nus,
with call.
also wish to hire out for the balance OF the vesr
two confidential servants-ore man. who has been
used 10 plantation business; time as Brick-nou-
der, and occasionally confded in as a house-seryant
ana one Ia each capacity may be depended On The
other ienae OF Ia or is years of age who has been
exclusively attached to the domestic avocstops of
Family
may be seen on the premaes at any time between
this and the list October
September 1s--2t
Vb Y Virtue offs Deed Of Trust executed 10 he SOL
I'D sclibeIs 10y the ate William Robertson dec'J.
be airing date the Oath Nov 1si2 and at the reoues, of
the parties concerned--Wll be Sold al Public Aucti
on, tor ready money the premises on Monday The,
9Th day of October next for the purposes exrr-,,a
iu the aforesaid Deed
A TRACT OF LAND,
In the colifity of .al6enaQrle 't'
containing 40 acres, more or less, ahioini7a- she
Lands OF James 7. Cooke and others. There is
the sud Land valuable Grst and Saw Mill, = conys
likewise large Stone House #hch has been used a.
Distllery. -.
The above Property will be disposed of subject 70
the claim OF Dover of Mrs. Robertson
500 SAMUEL DYER, Sen'r
TUCKER COLES. trustees
Albemar!e, Sept. t3-Sw
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~ or ITO Families Of good Piant7o- Y5eg,,----
:, ~'o u, o. 4 ~ boys and girls wanted Efq IKE
~ ''s 0hos' july ---f
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NEw Y-onK. Srnt. z.

NEW l0RK, Sept z.
We are happy to announce. that the ship
America, Capt Mather, arrived within San
ely Hook Yesterday afternoon, from Canton,
with a valuable cargo Of tea, &c. to NIessrs
Minturn and ChampND.
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THE SUBSCRIBERS

OHerGt Pirate SAFE,
elegant Il .or Chths, ID by Is, Is by II, IL by
10, and Is by l 5 feet,
handsome Phiiadelrhia-suadc GIGS, with
= plated harness.
:. Perthiils, DuniQh e COPELAND.
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j. Sir hnnGrcd troops arc about to
march from Fort Hawkins to attend the
Commissioners appointetto run the 6ounda-
ry Ane efthe Creek Nati5n, -sheh-is thought
vii not be completed in less than six or eight
months. So large force is sent I'm conse-
quence OF the Threatened opposition Az the
hostile Indians who have taken refugee Flo
rida. Even those considered frenaly;Mare
not very we'll pleased at so great a portion
of their country being Topped off. From
them, however, though they murmur consid-
erabiy no mclestation is expected.
Georgia Journal
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Exract Of letter from Malaga, July l6-
'' Tnc An. brig Sally Barker, from boston.
AZ. az thi, port on the ID INST. (the first vessel
ss,m tic U 3. TOR Or 5 yoars) and win sail
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NEw-YoRK, Sept. g.

e1By the Brig Margaret, Captain 1ullock,
In seventeen days from Guadalupe, we learn
that Bassaferre, appreciated on the 10th of
August, after AN action in which aboet 800
were killed on both sides.
Commodore Chamcey has taken the COM
maud of the WASHING TON, at Portsmouth,
and hoisted ms broad pendant. The head
OF this ship is ornamented with an. elegant
bust OF tue llustrous patriot and statesman
whose name she bears.
the commander of the frigate Chesapeake,
lately spoken, informed that frigate had
sailed from Indas having on board, as prise
oner, the King of Candy, Territory in the
Island Of Ceylon. bel"
The British have been at war with this
Prince for some time.
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CaptainiL of the ship America, from
Liverpool, arrived at Alexandria the 9TH inst
spoke July 81, the British frisate Niger, from
the East Indies, weeks, bound to England,
informed US he had ON board the crown and
throne of the hlng of Ceylon, which place
was in the possession of the British, having
been captured after hard fought action, in
which the British lost two general officers
and number of men. The crown and
throne were valued ut eight miIims--they
had likewise on board a number of wild
bcasts---he said American Privateers had
been very nnmerons in the ~. Indies.