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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-29
For Sale,
On a crsdit Of one, tlro and tarss

-
THAT highly improved FARM. IN
Prince William County, known by tie
name of Grakam Park. owned by the
late Doctor George Graham.
The tract contains about 500 acres, OF
which about 200 acres are vel! tmbered.
The advantages of the farm are equal to
any in that section of the ceuutry. its
distasce from Washington being only SIS
miles, Alexandria so. Dumfries 10, &C.
coqusn Mills l6-and on the farm is 4
comfortable dwelling house 7aby 90 feet,
also stout Kitchen aud meat house with
every other necessary out house, an ex-
eellent we'll of water, orchard, garden,
ETC.. It is unnecessary to speak OF the
spii. presenting those DESTROYS of pru-
chaSies will view It, which may be done
on application TO John Hooe, Esq who
at present has the farm in his occupancy.
Possession may be had on the first u next
January. the purchaser having the prlvi-
ledge of seeding.
At Graham Park,
On WedsesaGg The 4th September,
1eill be offered TOR sale,
Sereral likely Negroes, Horses, ard
Farming Utensils, deliverable on the lst
January next-.4tso, Sheep, great pre-
portion OF which are bali AID taree quar-
tiers biooded, Cattle and hogs with al;
the lioushold aud Kitchen Furniture.
Terms made known an day 0! sale.
john G.. Eesiop, Ext.
Of george Graham, deceased.
Petersburgh, June 1874 dt4thSep
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-29

Received,
By schooner Mary and Francis, and for
sale By
.ftsamS, Herbert 8 Go.
Fine old Madeira Y Inc
from the houses of ]. Howard, March &
Co. Scott, Pringle, Veitch and Cn,
q Murdoch, Youi!le, WARDROBE and
Co-in pipes. half pipes and quarter casks
which viii be sod at the Madeira price
and accruins charges.
90 crates Liverpool ware
60 boxes citron.
May rs Il.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-29
MERCHANTS BANK NOTES
At Per
DAVID PEABODY
Hsc on HCDd

Has on Hand,
| case cotton cambrics
l ditto fancy musiins
bale garrahs
ditto sickIenburss
case diuities-
For which he will receive Merchants
Bank Notes at par, il offered immedi-
atcly.
.iaae Is
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-08-07
BosToN, July %.
Latest from England,

On Saturday, arrived at this port, the
ship Sagadahock, Capt. KNAPP, 46 days
from Liverpool, bringing London dates to
the 9th June.-They however contain We
ry little matter of interest, from any quar-
ter THE British Parliament assembled
on the 9th, and proceeded TO business !; the
FIRST motion of public nature, was made
by Sir Henry ParnelI, who urged the "a
doption of law, granting to the Catholics
of Ireland, those privileges, which it was
agreed to cOncede to them, two years
since finding, however, no chance OF OBJ
tanning any support, at this moment, he
withdrew his motion on the same even
iRg, a vote passed the House, granting
@5,000i. for the purchase Of the E;gln Mar
bles, which are deemed the most inestima-
BILE relics in the world ;--besides the change
OF silver coin, there is to be coined gold
pieces of 20s. instead of guiaeas of 2lS; a
bill is also before the House, for infiicting
corporal punishment on stage coachmen,
and other heroes of the aUhip, for any wan
ton or wiliul neglect IN driving, 50 as to
endaneer the lives of passengers ;--the
Princess Charlotte Of Wales is confined TO
her house at Oatlands, by a severe cold -
Marshal Blucher still remains dangerously
indispOsed ;--Prince Talleyfand has re-
turned to Paris, aud entered upon the du-
ties Ofhis Office, as Grand Chamberlain of
France; it appears he has never forfeited
the confidence and good will Of the Bour-
bon family ;--fOur of Bonaparte's vultures
were executed at Mons, on the 28th May /;
the confessions of Didier, one of the
Grenoble insurgents, have caused the ar
Of a ..rk.f, i.a,
pected of reasonable designs "a person.
arrested at Bayonne, was founl to have a.
bout him incendiary proclamatlons a
number of the regicides, who fled to Swift
zerland and Savoy, have been suspected
Of fresh revolutionary projects and Of
having been the instigators OF the insurreo-
tion at Grenoble this suspicion is further
strengthened from the circumstance0f their
daily arriving on the French frontiers,
from Switzerland, iDflammatory writings,
tending to invite the people to throw of
the yoke ofthe established government -
several bales Of goods had been seized at
Piedmont, containing publications and
seven officers stopped, who were travelling
with passports, as merchants Sit is said,
that England and Denmark DO not agree.
respecting the Duchy Of Lauremburg, and
that the Danish government insists ON the
strict lulGlment of the treaty Of Kiel ;--af-
fairs in Sweden look rather squally; the
Prince Regent, (BerpadOtte) is not popu.
lar, though possessed OF great talents /; and
strong party, opposed to his claims, are
constantly 10 motion under these cir.
cumstsGces, lie has applied to Russia for
protection, and received premise OF sup.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-08-07

g The domestic espionage practised so
successfully upon Sir Robert Wilson and
the Ex-Swelish .-';nister NJ. de Lager.
bielke, has also been applied to the Bavari-
Minister, who is an object of great sus-
picion to the French Government. Sese-
raj spies, female ones in particular, some
not uniistingpished for wit and beauty,
have set ont upon Il. expedition 10 the Low
Countries. Some will be stationed at Brus-
sells, others at Spa, and x-lS-Chapelle,
which the present season will render places
OF fashionable resort.
g 1t appears that the inspecting Allied
Cabinets fixed at Paris will undergo SOME
notifications. III. dc Humboldt is expect
ed from Berlin 10 take the place oil ri. de
Goltz. An Austrian minister of cent?
dence is also on his way to Paris for si-
,nilar perpose.-Ihese changes in con-
temptation are suggested by late commoti-
ogs in France, which are ascrIbed by the
Allies TO the impolitic system pursued by
the French Ministry. That Ministry will
in consequence be subjected to a more i'm
mate coht;oul or the part of the Ministers
of the Allied Powers. The distracting
councils oithe ,ihuil!eries certainly rem
der some such interference necessary, lift
is intended 10 maintain the present order
ofthings, as established by the Allied Pow
ers. 4 preposai tn restore the property of
a few tavsrites oi the Couttwas agitotetf the
Their dsy Is. the Council. A list Of those
favored persons had some time ;;ince been
submitted by the Duchess to her Majesty,
who being unable further to Withstand her
pressing solicitations, consented to the APP
plication being carried before the Ccuil-
Gil I: it wasrejected for the present.
Sunday se'pnight, in the evening, poor
soldier and his wife. just returned from
France, were robbed OF Ia dollars, several
rings, and the whole of their wearing Gppa-
rel, by some villains in the Barracks Of the
SD regiment stationed in Canterbury, and
left in q very destitute condition. On Mon
day woman was detected Offering one Of
the gowns for sale; &c on being questioned,
pointed cut the man who gave it 10 lel
he was immediately taken into custody,
anu proved to be John Benfeld, one of the
band of that Resiment.-Alter a Court
Martial, he was sentenced to three months
solitary confinement IN st. Augustine's
Goal previous TO which sentence being
enforced, he was marched through the prin-
cipaI streets of Canterbury, under an es-
cort, with the bugles of the regiment play
ing before him, lis hands confined behind.
and ON his breast large placard. stating
his name, offence, and sentence The Co.
lionel very literally presented the poor wo-
mans with . guinea; the other officers gave
her five shillings each and the privates oil
the regiment Cd. each, to reimburse the
loss which she had sustained /; circum'
stance highly to the credit of the corps.
Numbers of the laboring poor who have
applied to the different Sessions for cert
iicates to enable them to go to America
have been under the necessity OF leaving
behintl them tl.eir wives and children, 90 be
supported by the parishes from which they
have fed.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-08-07
For the prevention and cure OF Billions and
sIatignant ferers, is recommended
HAHN;S AN.pI .RII InfIS Pm IL

THIS mcdiclne has beea attended with de.
gree Of success highly grateful 20 the inventors
feelings, I'D several parts OF the West Indies
aud tbe southern snd middle states, particularly
IN New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Peters.
burg, Richmond, Norfolk, Edenlon, Wilmington,
Charleston, and Savannah. Tie testimony of a
number of persons III each of the above places
can be adduced, who have reason 20 believe.
that timely use OF this sslutsry remedy has.
under prov dence, preserved their lives, When
in the most alarming circumstances.
Facts OF tbs conclusive nature speak more in
favor Of q medicine than columns Of pompous
eulogy. founded on mere assertion.
II IS not, indeed, presumptuously proposed as
an infailible cure, but tie inventor has every
possible reason that can result from ex-
iensye experience, for believing that dose OF
these pills, taken oriee in every two weeks, du-
ring the prevalence OF our bilious feyers, will
prove an infallible preventative; and further
that in the earlier stages of those diseases, then
use will very generally succeed IN restoring
health, and FREQUENTLY in cases esteemed despc
rate, and beyond the power OF common RENE
dies.
| The operation Of these pills is perfectly mild
50 to be used By persons an every situation, anc
of every age.
They are excellenuy adapted TO carry off SD
lperfiuous bile, and prevent It's morbid secretons
70 restore and amend the appetite; to produce
res Precipitation, aud theresy prevent colds
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-08-07

We also mention to the public that Mr.
GERARD BANKS, formerly the EGitor
OF the pIginian, which was published in
Richmond, aud who, for shore time, pub
lisbed the Observer. in Stanton, at our
special request, has undertaken the Edito-
rial department. of the Echo. The inte-
rest which he took in the investigation of
the A,nory institution of Richmond, AID
the essays Of the Observer in Staunton, re-
garding the necessity of calling Conven-
ton, with great precision ascertain his cha
racter upon all subjects ofpublic import.
DAWSON Il GRAY.
Lynchbnrg, July S1st, 1916.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-08-07
PHILAnEIpuIA. Amo. .

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 9.
ANN CARSON was twice on Tuesday
last taken before Judge Carson at Harris
burg, on writ of Habeas Corpus. Messys.
Fisher and Elder attended as her council.
tits worthy ofremark that neither of the
men charged as parties to the conspiracy
aud now lodged in the Jail of Dauphin
county, have applied for any writ. After
hearing several witnesses, Ann Carson was
remanded to prison until she find surety
herself in 5000 dollars, and one surety IN
the same sum.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-08-07

az Rules holden In Me Clerks OGcs Of the S.bs
iiot' Court gf Chancery for tic Ricin,oud Dis
irief, tie 24th day IF my, 1916.
William Harrison, administrator de bonis non
OF Stith Gregory, aud guardian Of. Mary s. Gree
CORY PhE
AGAINST
Edward Marks. jOhr. administrator de bohis
non of John Marks, deceased, and Peter Bland,
administrator Of Theodorick Morrison, decd. 4
James Young and Ann his wife, formerly Ann
Morrison, MRS.
The Defendants, James Young and Ann his
wife, uot hasing entered their appearance and
given security according to the Act Of ASSEMBLY
and The Rules Of this Court, snd it appearing by
Satisfactory evidence, that hey are not inh. D.,
tanis Of this country his ordered, Thst tic
said Dcfenlauts do appear here on the first day
Of the next term and answer ihe bill Of the PLAIN
| lff aud that a COPY Of this order be forthwith
/ inserted in some newspaper published in the Ci-
| " Of Richmond, for two months successfully
and posted at the front door Of the Capitol, in
the said City.
ACopy--Teste,
Hin ". HsaHg, c. Q.
August 3 wew.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-08-07

We understand, that in consequence of
the Report of the Viewers, the District
Court came to an order on Saturday last,
to have the vessel sold for the benefit Of
the Conference.-The right of property is of,
course reserved till the trial in chief in Oc-
tober Compiler, 5th .4ugt.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-08-07
MAYO & Frayser,

(I'Vo doors 6s'oTD The Fsrmsrs' Bunk Of Vir gria.
Respectfully inform Their friends and he pub
lie thst they have received from Lee's Pa,s1n q
Fanny -iiedicine Sore, 10. IS MAIDEN Lane,
Ns'o Yors, q F''o5h Supply Of Tie following gen.
mae medicines.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-08-07
Course OF EXCHANGE.

Corrected by J. %. KirsheeA, EaehanSe B%okerl
Specie "A S befC 4dv. Cplenty)
iTeasu'y Notes q q per. CT adOsace
GTchange on London 4 u 5 Per c. a6ove par.
on Boston Z o8
Oh .Ns1c-fork
on PdilaaeIplaus5 a 4 PEI, CT dis.
Baltimore .Nofea 71-2a8.2 do,
District Columbia Notes, 9al0 40.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-08-07
HAMILToN,S RLxrR

celebrated for the cure of colds oss,;na+.
sud ~, ssunnSs' sTd approaching coasump, .onS
sel,ain remedy Tor tue wio9pjnS cough.
hAHN's GENUINE EYE-WATER.
a sovereign remedy for all disease, Of tho
eyes, Whether the effect of natural weakpess >o oc
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-08-07

The following places where books were open.
cd for subscriptions. remain yet to be heard from
VIZ: Portsmouth, n. III. Burlington, VT. New
Osleans and Nashville, Tenn.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-08-07
AMILToN'S ESSENCE AND Ey.
TRACT OF MUSTARD

a safe and eifeciual remedv f,r ,he,,,-.......-
govt, palsy, sprans and bruisc, WIZ sv.,,
old strains, and relaxatious, nunbness ard 80.
nests OF the neck, pains o. The side. head acLs
s"eued faces, frozen limbs, and ever s,,n;lss
complaint: IL prevents chlblans or chonrsJ
i"' S ana the ali effects of geYng wet or dpmn
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-08-07

which are oiten OF fatal consequences. A lbs
ne,erf lis To remove cold, II taken on lis ere|
appearance. They are celebrated for re,pov;ng
| haDitlai ccshrensSs, sickness at the stomach
and severe head ache. and ougbt>to be l4kee
| by all persons on u change OF climate.
| They have been found remarkably eiiicacio,s
IN preventing and curing disorders attendant on
n lis 'oyaSes, ana sAcid be procured and care
fully preserved ior use by every seaman
HAMiLT0N'S WORM DESTROYING
LCZENGES.
Which have cured an immense number of MOI.
snns OF ,ootn sexes, OF every age and u, p,;..,,
snuation, OF W ious dangerous compls;i,ts az
sing from worms and from cbstruc tons or, f,-
ness IN the stomach or bowels
ms medic re bears no analogy whichever "a
o.lers Oh similar titles So commonly comnJs;paI
Va 10 SPsra'i"s WIN violence; OH tie contrary.
u PARTICULAR excellence of this remed, il IA
neins suited 10 every age and constitution ~
eonVl'ns hoInihfs but what is perfectly innocent.
.''o - so mad IN rs operation that il cannot IN
Jure 'i'e most delicate pregnant lady, or the ten.
oeeeSt piant OF week old, should no worms,
.s' III tie BODY; but will, without pain or grin.
a,.s, e'ea''se me stomach and bowels, OF whatey
CT Is ioui or ohensives and thereby prevsnt ,hs
Prou9ction OF worms and many fatai d,so,ders
ne ioaehges are particularly eiiicacious in car
.y,nP vii al gross hurnors and eruptions feyersb
ana piiious Complaints, and are The safes, ana
li,ldest puiGatire That can be used on anv ocra
Sion, any o@o~'
doSe OF this medicine given occasiona,Iv DIR.
'"S ee warm season, VIII effectually prevent
:, inc vomiting and purging of ch,dien,,.-S
areau'ui Disorder, which annually destroys thou
, sands OF ihe infant part of our Citizens = !.
iSewse the mildest and most ceris,n remedy
ei a.oSo and has restored to health and strength
10 e "a number when in am advanced stage of
this fatal complaint Particular and ,IoI5
sIructons are given for every part of tie neces-
sary treatment in such Cases. way
Children generally take this medicine VIII,
eassInes' having apleasirg appearance. md an
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-08-07

The amount subscribed in 1piildfc phia, ha,
been erroHeously stated at sS7,0Oo,O00.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-08-07
THE GENUINE PERSIAN LorroN

, 80 ee' orsled among the fashionable thronph-
1ua europe, IS an invaluable Cosmetic, perfecIly
Innocent and safe, fee from corrosive and renei
Ky numerals tiS basis of other lot ons) and 1i
UNI Stlicacy in removing bleln;shes Of
we lsce snd skin, rreckles, pimpies, inflammato.
rtEess' scgrfS letters, rugworlng, sunbu,ns.
MD, neIl' &c. HE Persian Lotion oper.,es
~isn'ut iGpeamS The natural, insens.b.a
i's sr lion, which l. essential to health yet
rs ELECTS are speedy and permanent. rendsr;nc-
,pe skn delicateiy soft and smooth, and tnproy.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-08-07
hAMiLToN's GRAND REsTonA-
TIVE.

6 us recommended as an invaluable re,l;c;no
sor ,ne Spsedy relief and permanent cure Of ts
nIeas"seS e0npisil , resulting from dissipated
Climates unfsvorsbe 10 The cansf;tt N
moderate use OF tea, frequent ntox r,t;", ''l',
any o'her Destructive intemperance 1L. - -
iul or excessive use of d ercury. The d,sa.ss
peculieF 70 females at certain PERIOD If tS -
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-08-07
NATIONAL RANK.

The subioined statement of the amount sub.
scrbed to the National Bank, we believe is very
little short OF the truth. II has been stated m
the Democratic Press, published in Philadelphia,
that ifthe Capital Of the Bank be not taken, it
win be filled up in that city, one individual there
having offered TO lake all the shares that may
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-08-07
THE DAMAsK LIP sALvE.
EEsfoRATlVE POWDER FOR THE
TEETH 81 GUMS.

MS excellent preparation comforts 6, STRENGTH.
Gus 'Ie gums, preserves tho enamel from de-,
, al SisAnses and rhteps the teeth, by s5soTS,l
ali me acrlmonious slime and tsG.issss. whirha'
sunE,sa to accumulate, never fails to iniure and
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-08-07
TOOTH.ACHE nRnps

me only remedy yet discovered which give.
immediate aud lasting relief in tie most sSyers
instances. Wv "o'' severe
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-08-07

me only remedy yet discovered which give.
instances. O'' sewers
LEES OINTMENT FOR TUE ITCH,
Warranted an infalhbIe reInsdy at one s,,,l;.
cation my be used with perfect safety on n.
lsa,Is week Old, not containing particle of
mercury any dangerous ingredient wbstevfr.
ana not accompanied with that torn enting smart
which attends the application of other rp'neds.-
LEES INFALLIBLE AGUE AND FEyEp
DROPS,
For the cure of agues, remiccnt, and ;nterr,;t
tent feyefs,
HAHN's TRUE AND GENUINE crp,t,,t
CORN PLASTER
The Public will please To ob.erye that tho =.
Dove celebrated Medicines al c received from his
Nedicine Store, New York, and ace sold b., mar.
ilcuisr Appointment in Richmond by MAYO 3,
fEafSER, Where may be had. Psmniss.
sIals' containing certificates Of cures perform.
cd oy ,he above medicines Which fully justfos
August 7.--eowtf
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-08-07
Price OF STocKs.
(coaaEcTED wEEKLr.)

Virginia Bank S1O25
NesV Stack 90 a 100 do.
Farmers' Bank 90 a 100 do
PaidiH.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-08-07
THE ROMp.

Lynchbnrg, July Slst, 1916.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-08-07

I'm ". Hswag, G. G.
weW.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-08-07

UUIUdIJ ., toIU'
So close is the resemblance Of these Pheno.
mena, to he common flagstaff, that Branch
Pilot 10 whom they were shewn, exclaimed. il
IS just a. PLAIN as he flagstaff on Ed,nonstone's
Island wien seen from the bottom of ThornhilPs
Channel," distance Of eight miles.
EFOurdiagrams accompany the above let
ter, representing the appearance of the sun
at ioGr different periOds.-Ihey bear the
exact appearance of flags, fully displayed
by the wind, the length Of whose stags is
about half The suns dismeter.l
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-04-20

| parma, Feb. z.
The arrival of the Arch Duchess Msria Louis,
$ still very uncertain 1t appears that the Court
IT Milan always avoids explaining itself in po-
iitve manner as to the affairs of Parma.
FLoREScE, Feb z.
II is thought that the court Of Milan, is not We
~ well inclined towards the Constitutional and
Representative Governments forming in d ff,.reni
parts of Italy; it is this which probably cause.
the plan of our constitution to be postponed.
iEIDELBrRG, Feb 10
News sjust received here that his holmes he
Pope, on the application ofthe Imperial Austri-
an Court, had consented 10 restore to the TN ver-
sity of Heidelberg all the MSS. and other works
taken from the Palatine Library, and hitherto
preserved in the Vatican, consisting of 817 vol
umes.
vienna, Jan. 80.
Within these few days the Exchange of Cour.
r ers with Italy has been again very fir, ouent.-
Yesterday arrived Count Parr, of the staff ofthe
Prince IT schwartzenberg, an Express from Vii
Ian, which he left on the 25th, and Immediately
to St. Petersburg, whittier he is said
to be the bearer of important dispatches.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-04-20
New York, April Is.
LATEST FROM CORK

Arrived this morning the ship Inn, Captain
Harrison, in 46 days from Cork. By this arrival.
we have received London and Cork papers to the
10Th of February. Their contents, however, have
been principally anticipated by former arrival.
We understand, that a Cork paper of Feb. 95th.
which We have not seen, contains some account
of new disturbances in Ireland.
Commercial .4dU.
IBy letter from Cork, we learn that It is i'm.
possible to collect the rents on account of the un-
common low price of provisions Farmers are
either permitted to give up their leases or sent
to Jail for their rent Some idea of the price Of
provision may be formed from the following facts
The Government of Great Britain made their las,
contract for FRESH BEEF at three half pence
per To- not quite two cents and quarter our fresh
beet averages at least six times as much PORK
t the last Cork dates was at haIfa guinea Cwt
here 1t IS selling at five times as much WHEAT
was selling at % Cd per Bushel, equal to SIS cents
ne 1t IS at three times the prce, Oats, Barley
Butter, &c. are in the same proportion. Let our
Farmers ponder on these important facts
ID. PresS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-04-20
F o r E IG N.

Continuation Of foreign ne,os, received at
the Office Of the .NelC- York Euening
Post, By the arriraL Of the Tea Plant,
from Liverpool.
ShiplcreckS.-Tt is with pain. saws the
Liverpool Advertiser of February lib, we
have to announce the loss of three trans.
ports,the Seshorse, Lord Melville, and Boa
dicea, on the coast of Ireland, with many
officers and men, being part Of the army
from France. The Seahorse, after losing
both anchors, drifted upon the sands be-
tween Tramore and the furthest end of the
Rabbit Burrow, abont six miles from Wa
terfOrd, and in few minutes went entirel,
to pieces. The number Of lives lost by
this melancholy catastrophe, was as fol-
lows Officers, IL soldiers, 962; scamen.
Ia passenger; officers wife soldiers
wives, so; officers children, Q; soldiers