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objec; was 20 expel Louis bui Il would seem
they aimed principally 81 The expulsion of
tho allied troops.--The Kings advocate
mainisin-d thai their numbers already amou-
ted to $1,000. The lawyers Of tho accused
supported The cause Of their clients WITH
great ooldness; so much as TO excite the
advocate General. They maintained that
there was no plot, end TUNED the officers of
the police into ridicule and contempt. Tho
jury, after several hours dslbcrs,ion, return.
cd verdict Of n0f snilfy. A Paris article
of 4lh Oct. says" From a state ment of tho
commerce Of France during the year 1916,
IL appears, that the importations OF Dunkirk,
Cherbourg, Havre, Drcst, L'Orien,, Roch-
etort and Toulon, amounted To 42,l5l;sll
francs, and the exports to go, los 1876, Tho
balance IN favor Of in,poIts,ions, 2o.o46, ,53S
francs. Berlin article Of Sept. rs, states
that after long discussions, il has been de-
tefmlned by the government 10 Impose du-
ty oil so per cent on all British manufactures,
imported into the P,ussian states. Tho
Spanish and Nsspolitan governments, as we'll
az Sweden and Sardinia, have solicited Of tho
Porle, the liberty OF navigating tho Black
Sea. Ii is said that the Turkish eopeinment
demands 'ety high compensation for tho
privilege. The conferences with Bs,o.
S"ogonoH, the Russian Minister, relative 10
boundaries, were still going on. A plan for
new palace Tor the king Of the Netherlands,
has been accepted, and iiic work is 20 CON-
mence immediately. The estimated expense
Is or millions ol ASsins. OF Ofl3.544 births
In North Holland, during the year 1915, 1868
were i,legitimate.
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nf5RRIED.

Al Little COMPTON, Mr.. BARToN RtcHMowp, of
Nashp'He. Ten TO Miss DrsoaAx BaIoos,
daughter OF JOB Briggs, Esq OF The former place.
DIhD,
In this town, on Sunday morning last, Mr. Joss
Mussnnr, aged so. His funersl will proceed
from his late dwelling house. in Cherry-sireet on
the Point, this afiernoons at 2 o'clock, which the
friends and connexions are invited To attend, with
out further invitation.
At Stafford, {con Doctor Tosssr srAvnrop.
aged. according to the account which he has ever
given Of himself, io9 years.
Drowned. from on board the Steam Bost En,er.
prize. on her passage from Annapolis TO baltimore,
MIR nicHARD SEARS. son Of the late George sears,
jun. Esq. Of this town.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-26
APPOINTMENT.

William WIT, OF Virginia, has received
from the President the appointment Of Atlor-
ney General Of the United States.
Mr.. Frede1iok Greohsn, Minister Resident
and Consul Gene, al Of II. NJ. the King Of
Prussia, has arrived in this city, and was, on
Tuesdsy last, Introduced TO the President by
the Secretary Of State. We announce this
Circumstance with the more pleasure, as Mr..
Greuhm is The FIRST Minister that the King Of
Prussia has oppointed 10 represen, him ip the
Uuitcd States.
Mr.. Rush has iof, this city for Annapolis,
whsre he vii! embark in the Franklin -,
for England. Mr.. Benjamin OgIe Tsyloe, Of
this c,ty, goes ont win M. Rush, as his Pii-
vate Secretary. M. John Adams Smith, si
present in Eogland, as American Charge des
Affaifs, will Iemaio as Secretary VI Legs-
tIop.
William M'Guire, Esq. an officer Of the
revolutionary army, is appointed Military
Storekecper at Harpers's Ferry, vice Col
Lloyd Deail, deceased.--Ndf. Las.
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FROM AMELid.

Capt. Blair, arrived al Charleston from
St. Marys, ON the 10Th instant, reports,
hat the United States brig Saranac had
returned into the latter port from cruise.
There was nothing new from Amelia,
Except the report that the patriots were
|ibout to make all attack upon st. Au-
kustIhe, by water; and the Morgiana
brig, with her tender, and other vessel,
sailed on the Sunday Previous, and were
10 DC joined by some other vessels, when
bn attack would be made upon that for
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-26
MR.. L1lGHroA'S COW

PORTSMOUTH, NOV. 1--we have applied
TO Nj. Leighton for some facts relating to
his Cow, which VIC noticed last week. he
informs Us that memorandum Of the milk
and butter which shc furnished for several
successive years, hs had wislsid, but whco
found shall be handed us. Mr.. Laighiops
Cow Is now l3 years old, end In her prime !:
is Of perfect symmetry, delicate milk white
color, and Of extraordinary size, weighing
1000 lbs. and girting 6 feet iHcbes.--Her
average mess Of mix for several months al
ter leaving her calf is / / quarts, or y quarts
per day. From the cresm,fl2 lbs. OF butter
per weok is made, and il is not unusual TO
find in the pail after milking, particles Of
butter already formed.--We yesterday saw
the cream which she gave the last - days,
the age Of her cslf--it was moro than 3 gal
Ions--,hc (ealf weighing over 100 lbs. wien
4 days old) receiving his svstcnaoce from the
COW during the time. II Is unnecessary to
state, tha, her mill; Is OF uncommon excel
ience, quart Of cream always yielding
pound Of butter. She is never fed on corn
or meal, bat receives peck OF raw potatoes
per day.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-26

Fedora, Cageasiny lit is understood that
Two csucosses have been held in Town the
present week, which were attended bY most
of the federal men who have been heretofore
Distinguished in this sort OF business. The
main object, il is whispered, wss TO hit on
some plan for manufacturing fraudulent vo-
ters, 10 serve the next spring campaign.
Whether The oojec, was effected, We are un-
informed; one thing, however, seems pre,ty
certain, that the gentlemen concerned arc de-
tcrmined to defee, The will Of the people, ii
possible and j, behovos the people TO be on
their guard against their Vaccinations.
Prov. Pafriof.
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NEWPORT.
WBDNESDAY, NOYEM ERA 1917.
A CARD.

The Editors Of the National Intel &c ncer,
National Register and Boston Palladium are
informed, that the paragraph, copied into
their respective prints. from the Rhode. H.
land American, stating, that The Senate Of
this State non -concurred 10 a resolution Of
the House Of Representatives,, at their late
session, recommending the repeal of the ,n.
tcrnai duties, Is ABsoLUTELY FALSE. The
official papess pnL.he subject copied f'om
documents furnished the Editors by The fed
e'al Clerk OF the II 1use, may be found 10 the
Providence Patrio, of the 9Th instant, oy
which il will be seen that the Senar did con.
cur 10 said resolution, with an amend mont,
Ia which the House refused 10 concur.
Prop. Patrios
GP We copied INTO our paper the arlic-
lie above alluded TO from The II. l. Ame rie an
but noi having access to the records OF the
Secretary of State, which are kept ia Provi.
drnce, and the Providence PR,iot Of the 9Th
inst. never having reached this town, we were
unable to correct the statement. The article
was copied from the American, with The do.
ings Of the General Assembly, at considets-
bic length--snd we did suppose, a, least at q
tiae when the federal parry hrofess SO gres,
a desire 10 {" tE,y fhe harc6ef," that plain
sts;ement might be made OF 'he doings oil the
Assembly without being gsrbIcd up TO sui,
party purposes We shall, however, be
more cautious for the fulurc.-Ed. Rep. Y,
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MAXINE NEWS.
PORT or NE yYPORT.

Ship Minerva. Allyn, Isle of France, sch Msrino.
Lawton, Philadelphia sloop Halcyon, Walden, n.
York.
CLEARED. w
Sloop Joseph, Nyc. Savannah do Lady WASH
ington. Gardiner. Albany do. B. d. Jones. CAhooae,
New.York do. Success, Briggs, Elizabeth City do.
George Washington, Hart. New.yo,k, sch. swan.
Chace, Edenton do Merino. LawtoG, PhiIadelphis.
Edenfon. ~ C. Nsrember s-Arrivcd sloop Gen.
Jackson, Wbitwell. Newport M
The brig Hebe, philhps, Of this port, was al 81,
Salvador Oct 7lh. having just arrived. : -s. !.
The brig Brutus, Gor,o0, Of this port, ctcsred AZ
New.Orieaos Oct 10Th. for Cadiz.
The ship Good Return, Same. Of this port asriv-
ed at Savannah Nov. 9Th, in - Asys from Liverpool.
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Lafest from France

The brig St. Paul, Capt. WheeiwrIghi,
has arrived OF Gloucester, IN a short passage
from Havre.de- Grace, bringing papers sod
letters TO the 9th Oct. The papers are FL
led with reports of rhe trial Of persons con.
ee,ned in a very extensive plot under the in.
sigma of L'Ehingte Aoirs, (,he black pin
Tney are prosecuted uadsr the idea lhs, their
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-26

We look forward to Tire approaching session Of
Congress with no little interest and anxiety. Un-
expected Simultaneous efforts are making at the
South and West to iaduce our government to such
nm Interference in the affairs OF the soath Ameri.
cans as may lead TO consequences the most serious
to the country.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-26
COAGRESS.

The national legislature viii assemble at WASH
ing,oo, on Monday next The Senate will be CON-
posed Of 20 members Of which 10 will be fresh
hands, The House will be eomposed.of i76, Of
whom the unprecedented number Of l26 viii be
iev nle mbers.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-26
Marine Insurance Company.

THE stockholders Of the Marine Insurance Com
i pany are hereby notified, that Dividend wiz
be declared on the first day OF December next, and
win be paid st the Office OF said Company. on and
after said day B PElnLE. See'ry.
Nevport. Nov 26 1917
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House OF Enferfainnie,,f. .

ID ICHAaD BAREJ.R respectfully informs his
IN friends and former customers, that he has re-
turned to bic native town. and has taken the bo,sc
IN the rear of the shop Of DAVID wiLLIAH~.
watch maker. north side Of the Parade, few doo
above the Newport Bank. where be intends to keep
House OF Entertainment, and will use every exer.
ton to giye satisfaction those who will favor him
with their company.
Clubs and Pr,vste Parties win be accommodated
az usuaI-and few steady Bosrders can be admit.
ted. Newport, ApriI %. 1917.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-26
FRoM FRANCE.

BY an arrivel at Gloucester. Rouen
papers to October z are received.
These papers are filed with reports
of the trial OF persons concerned in a
Very extensive plot, under the insignia
Of. L'Epingle Noire, 1.-THE black pin y
They are prosecuted under the idea that
khsir o5ject was to expel Louis; but it
would seem they aimed principally at
khe expulsion Of the allied troops. The
Kings advocate maintained that their
pumbers already amounted to 10000
Fine lawyers OF the accused supported
khe cause of their clients with great
boldness; SO much so as to ex cite the
threats OF the Advocate General. They
maintained that there was no plot, and
burned the officers of police into ridi-
tule and contempt. The jury, after
,everal hours deiiberation, returned
verdict of not guilty.
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series Of disasters both by sea and lard.
The Dey, being obliged TO comply, was
taken by the soldiers to the house Of
the Kisima-Aga, where he was strang-
led, and man named Ali.Cogio, re-
tired merchant, was declared his success
sor. The Ministers of the late Dey
have been exiied to different cities OF the
Regency.
AT Oran, and ON the frontiers of the
Kingdom OF Morocco, not the smallest
precau,ion is taken against the Plague:
notwithstanding this, the disease has
not yet shewn itself to the westward Of
Algiers.
AT Bona the disease is said to have
subsided; at Constantia the daily num-
Der OF deaths amount to about lOO.
The number OF deaths in Algiers,
according to official intelligence, has
amounted to $50 day but the disease
has subsided To about 40 deaths daily.
-~l<kS<OS>
The y. 5. brig Boxer, is said to be
on shore and bilged, about 10 miies s. 5.
w. from the Ballze.
The weekly reports of deaths, at
Charleston, Nov. 9, was 27, OF the ycl.
low fever, 3.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-26
THE FLORIDAS AGAIN.

1t is mentioned in the late Washington
City Gazette, OF SATURDAY. Evening last,
that it is circulated among the knowing
ones at the seat Of government, that the
Spanish Minister has been authorized by
his master, Ferdinand VII. to make an
offer of Florida to the United States,
upon terms that our government will find
i advantageous to accept. 1t also con-
ectured, that the purchase will speedily
be effected.
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1t is reported, that the royal Spanish
Forces adj s,cent to the Windwa'd Islands,
ia the West Indies, have been severely
beaten by the patriots. and compelled to
BY, under all the disadvantages of defeat,
10 their shipping in which part reach
ed Grenada, and the rest Trinidad.
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BOUNDARIES.

II is stated 10 the Albany Daily Advertise
that "tbe survey on the 81. Lawrence has
been completed abou, IS miles, at an expense
Of 10000 dollars )" and that the "Commis.
sioner for running tho Northern line, has
with bis Auornies, exploring parties, &c.
been at the expense Of at least $4,000 dollars
for running 30 miles,
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Bp GDsti.
INDIAN WdR.

Gen.sGaines, with On army of $500
regulars, militia and Indians, is march
| ng against the Seminole tribes, who are
n arms to the number of 1900 warriors.
The plea OF attack, is grounded on a re-
usal oil the Seminoles to deliver up the
nurderers of z white men; the chiefs
Declaring that 10 Indians had been mur.
Tered by the whites, and that therefore
ustice was on their side, and they accor-
iiugly demanded the balance OF 8 men.
The sword and the tomahawk, must set
le the dispute.
Accounts from the West Indies, rep
resent the gale of Oct. 81, as being un-
brecedentedly severe, and extending it..
Belf throughout most of the Islands, par.
icularly at St. Lucie, Barbadoes, Domi-
hique, Martinique, and ST. Vincents.
AT st. Lucie, the Governor. his lady and
;hiid, and most of his staff were killed
by the fall of houses, together with near.
y 200 officers aud soldiers, either killed
DR. wounded; the estates were but heap
bf ruins. AT Dominique, nearly the
whole town was inundated, and the des-
ruction of property immense. The
shipping at Martinique. about SO sail,
principally American, were driven out
o sea, and being without ballast, provis-
ons, or other necessaries for voyage,
fears are entertained for their safety,
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THANKSGIVING.

To-morrow will be observed as o day @
Public Thanksgiving, through bout this stat.
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= PahuatE SPANISH Prire.-The Savan-
nah RepubIicso, of the 4h inst. announces
the arrival in the river, Of the busnos. Ay.
rcan brig 7uhacumui, Shannon Livingston,
Esq commander, Of IA eighteen pound COL
umbians, and 10 men," She had been
Cruising lis days from Buenos Ayes, had
touched at one Of the Azores, snd had cap.
,ured the Spanish brig Santa CAr'sfa from
Lima, bound to Cadiz with cargo Of "Spe-
cic, copper, cocoa, and cotton"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-26
LIBERALITY.

To Rev. Mr.. WHEaroE, Minister Of
Tnnity Church, 10 thi, town, ha, received 10
leuer from Boston the sum Of 500 dolls.
Tor the benef, OF said Church. The name Of
the generous donor is concealed.
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Agrsat Improvement has taken place in
gasiigh,s by the ioroduo,ion Of pipes oi delft
ware, which are only fifth of the expcnse
Of iron, aud actually moro durable.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-26

The Com uissiopers oodor the 9Th article
OF the Treaty Of Client, will hold final ses-
sinn N the city Of New York, on Monday,
ts ip,tpnt, apd sheir docisios on skc irp-
por,snt questions subrnlt;cd 10 them be made
pohlie. Col. Austin the agent Of the United
States, left town yes,erdsy, to be present al
the Conferences Of the Commissioners.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-26
-:.s-.:st:.-

II is calculated by the Proprie,ors OF the
Waterloo Bridge, lately erected in England,
across the Thames, that the tolls will amount
10 nearly million dollars per annum.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-26

The ship Palladium, arrived at Sa'em. from
Calcutta, reports thai fears were entertained
stthe Island Of Asren,ioD, that the Island al
II. Hsleua the residence Of Bonspsrte, had
been sunk by an earthquake three transports,
boond to England, having passed in the
direction OF that island without being able TO
discover b, and had experienced, q few days
before, several severe shocks. The Oscsr,
capt. Hutd, arrived ., Boston, from Csicutt,,
reports, however, tia, he passed ST. Helena,
four days after the Palladium, and saw the
island.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-26
UAITAD STATES. .t.ABrNRT.

The Cabne, Is now completely filed up,
and consists of the following persons:
JOHN Q ADAMS, Secretary Of State,
WILLIAM Ii CRAWFORD, Secretary Of the
Treasury,
JIM {. CALHOUN, Secre,sry Of War,
BENJAMis w -CRowsIHsAIELp, Secretary
of the Navy,
WILLIAM WRIT, Auorpey-Gencral, and
RErURS J. MEIos Postr ss,es General.
Tnese highly impo,ant appointments,
have recently been made by the President OF
the United S,a,cs--and is pleasing 10 observe
that they have been selected among those
Who we're distinguished for their patriotism
and irmness during our second Struggle for
independence. Probably no nation on earth
can boast Cabinet Council superior 10 oucs,
in point d talents, integrity aud patriotism.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-26
fRoM GIBRALTER.

The brig Orleans, Capt. Jones. ar
lived at this place OF Saturday last, in
passage OF 40 days from Gibraltar.
The whole American Mediterranean
fqladron, under Commodore Chamneey
lrrived at Gloralier on the Sd of Octo-
per. and were laying in quarantine when
he Orleans sailed.
GIBRALTER, Oct. &.
Extracts Of hyters from Oras 10 Ire
26th Of September.
On the Sd of SePte mber, number of
|hunissaries assembled round the pal-
e. Of the Dey, calling upon him to de-
|ceod, as If it was their intention 10 pu,
i'm to death, bis reign having been
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-26

'.' PRINTING, c| all kinds, eretufed is
a sanyaeiory manner, az Mis ogfse. H'
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WILLIAM c. CRIBS, Esq. of this town,
was admitted Attorney and Counsellor 10 the
Circuit Coutt of the United States, at its late
session in Providence.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-26

The Minister Of portpgs,. (Cheys.ier Corres de
serrs,) mas taken up his residence at Washington.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-26

We are happy 20 announce that the Hon.
JoSATHAs MASON is elected Representative
"a Congress, troW Suffolk D,stiiet, Mass, J
in the place OF Mr.. LLOYD, resigned. Mr. Nj.
goes to Congress, as an independent Amsii-
Can, not pledged TO any parry whaiever.
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The weekly reports of deaths, at
Charleston, Nov. 9, was 27, OF the ycl-
low fever, 8.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-10-14

AMI several of the same description we're found
concealed in her hold. She was detained by
the Saranac on suspicion that she was 10 be
employed in cruizing or committing "hostili-
ties against the subjects or the property of the
SUBJECTS oil his majesty the King of SPAN, or a.
gainst the subjects, citizens. or property of
some other prince, state, colony. district, or
people, with whom the United States are
at peace, contrary to AN act of Congress OF
the said United States, entitled " su act more
etiectualiy 10 preserve the neutral relations Of
the United States, passed Sd March, 1917"
NEWPORT, Oct.d.-The Patriot armed brig
General MacGregor, Captain French, arrived
OFT Block Isiaud on Friday the 2eth ult in 10
days from Amelia. From severa, seainen who
were landed from her, we learn that few days
previous to their sailing from Amelia, General
MacOreaor aud lady came on board, for the
purpose OF leaving the Island, lie having re-
signed the command to Col. Irving and Sheriff
Hubbard. The brig sailed troni Amelia on
the morning of the 10th Sept with Gen Mac
Gregor and lady, and Mr.. Ferguson. the l,ar-
Dor master. on board. The British schr. Venus,
lon board of which was the famous Col. " GOD
ONE, VINO was tue owner the schooner) sail
cd from Amelia in company wuh the brig
ihe second day out, colonel W oodbune sent
ms boat on board the brig, with an invitation
to General MacGregor aud lady, aud Mr. Fer
gnson, to lake passage on board bis schooner,
supposed To be bound to New Providence
winch they readily comprehensive.
we farther learn, that the above privatecr
sailed Hom Bristol, in this st,lle in Juis last a,
the American bri. Enter?rize, and bound to
fayal;-1he day after sailing her destination
was changed, aud having received on board
guns, powder, sc. she sailed for Amelia Island
On her arrival there, diler considerable dciay.
she obsaned a commission 10 cruize against
the spanish commerce, under the name of the
General MacCregor. She sailed from Amelia
on the l6ti. nit. aud after putting Gen. Mac
Gregor and Lady OF board Colonel II oodbine's
schr. proceeded along lie coast, without ma
AinS any captures. On arriving oft Block
Island on Friday, Captain French ir,t the brig
Ia pilot-boat, and returned on board on I'nes-
day last, when he informed the crew that tie
crulzc ofthe privateer was at an end * that the
brig was now bound to the coast of Africa aud
accordingly discharged the greater. mart Of
them, and Is OF them were landed here Oh
Thursday, from Packet, which carried sup
rhes u" The brig. (Uercury.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-10-14
SPANISH AMERLCA.

CnARLEsToN, October I've have been IA
vOred with the following copy OF a letter dat
ed ST. UTys, Z7th Sept. 1917.
On Monday last the Spanish forces en-
barEed from Amelia Island, and those Oh the
Main took up their line OF march for ST. An
gustine. lhe militia having previously re-
tnined to- their homes, completely Disguised
will Ihe service OF the ROyalisis, and have
sluee made their peace with the hberatiug arr
my.
Commodore Aury has been elected Captain
General, Colonel LIwin cO,nmaddant of the
land forces, X. Hubbard Esq. Governor of the
two Fi.rdas, Henry YOngc collector, and VIM
Ogleby marshal, and every thing going on well
The pIizes now in port are twO Spanish ships
and two briggs, containing upwards Of three
thousand bOSeS sugars, quantity of coffee, ia
digo, cOchlueal and specie, and large ship is
now Coming in iadcH with sugar and hideS.-
Tie whole property now aAOat IN these waters
Is said TO be worth half million Of dollars
Cash has only began To circulate since the ar
rival OF Commodore Amy, he having loaned
sufficient money tor paying the troops, and for
other emery encies. Salt provisions and all
kind OF bread stuiis begin to br ia demand"