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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-16
John Lloyd.
HAS recei, ed BY the shin Boston, an
Jul invoice of
BRITISH DRY GOODS,

Consisting principally Of superfine az d
second broadclOths and cassimeres, dor.
BILE milled drsbs, pelis,e cloths, bcmba.
zetts, Bedford cords, vestings and bla'-
kets, put up in small bales, and will lie
sold together or by the package, at IN
unusual low advance aud very accomIno-
dating credit.
October 6 dIwwstf
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-16
Jonathan e.. May,
MERCHANT TAILOR,

ID EsPEoTFvLLY Informs his fieods
~ abd The public, that he ha just re
ceiyed, and now on hand, a large and
very general assortment, of the most ia
sh0ngbe cloths. cassimeres, cords, vel
vets, fancy vestings. fuShings, cOatings,
double milled d-abs and plaids.-Gentle-
men can be supplied at all tines with
coats, great coats, surtouts, cloaSs, PAN
falcons, vests, etc. of the best quality,
newest fashion, and made in tue best
manner-Also, mourning furnished at the
shortest notice.-0n hand, very great
variety of ready made clothing OF every
description, which he is determined TO
dispose OF on as reasonable terms as any
of equal quality can be obtained in the
district.-He svIiCits share vt FatrO-
mage.
JO.N:ITHA.N c. NAP,
Has also opened NEW SHOP, in
the above liue, on King street, Gin the
house lately occupied al the Domestic
Warebouse) under the care Of very SUI
periOr foreman, who will use his best en-
beavers to please. His assortment is We.
~ general in every article in the above
line of business Customers, eavi g their
measures at either shop, may depend on
having their orders executed in the most
fashionable style, and at very short no
t,ce. lie requests those who may wish
to purchase, TO call st either shop and
view his assortment, having no doubt oil
giving them bargains that will please.
Oct Der Is DIN
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-16

4 LIBERAL price will be given fer 3
n male Servant OF color, iron II tn
"a years OF age. Enquire Of the printer
July %
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TRATST.vG ORDERS.

Brigade major
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-22
SPANISH-AMERICA.
LATEST ACCOUNTS OF OpF8ATJ-
ONS IN THE SPANISH MAIN.

E7froct Of q letter from gentleman of tie
h'Sdest respec.ajihty, (@to hrs tie best
opportunity q learning authentic Dc,4ica-
ta'S, } t0the Editor fMe N. I. Cotnaibi-
an, dgted
ST. Thomas, 10Th March, 1917.
gentlemen arrived here last night.
who lett Barcelona oath uliimo, and Mar.
sarita few days since He gives the
following information, which NAV be reli
cd ON as authentic. General Bolivar
with about 26G0men, was in Barcelona
where he was blockaded by the Spanish
squadron of eighteen sail of vessels OF
Inherent descriptions, principally small.
and was invested on the land side bya
BoyalIst force of four or fire thousand
men under General Real, (said to have
been Killed formerly.) B0ivar's force
were IN great want Of provisions, living
OH cats, degS, asses, &c. and a little cocoa
but Real aud bis army were nearly in the
same situation, Onaccount Of four or five
hundred cavalry under The Patriot Gen.
I,.arasa, Who are i' his rear, aud cut OFF all
ms supplies from the aims. There were
only two or three Patriot vessels at Bar
cclona, and they had been driven on shore
tbe2lst February, after an action Of two
hours with the Spanish bl0ckadiug snuaJ-
ron, but were afterwards got of and refit-
ted.
:" At Cumana, only about one hundred
miles from Barcelona, things were ,ery
different. twas held by the Rovali.ts.
II number five or six hundred men. and
Blocked up on the land side by General
Arismendi, with about nine hundred In.
dependents. ard sea ward bv Admiral
Enon, vino generally lay with his su.ad-
son at The Port Of Pampaiar. i'm Narqari-
IT,, OPPOSITE Cnnana his feet was we'll
manned, bnt only six or seven innumber.
However, II appears, The Rovalsts al
WAYS avoided engaging him, by ooing
INTO some Of the small Ports. fhev bay1
Ing very few men on board. The brio Di.
ana, belonging TO Brion's feet. had de-
siroyed one Of the Royalisls schoouers
with siNiy or seventy men. she blowing
up after short engagement.
Affairs we're quiet IN Caracas and ifs
vicinity. where MoriIlo. lie Rovaiisf cen
eral, from Santa Re, Was expected with a
force"
Erf'gcf I'm letter firm, n respectable lou,s
az Peusacofo 10 n E,orcIalt a. t.is place
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-22
RIOT AT NEW-ORLEANs.
Extract 4f istter from Ne,c Orleans to q
geatlemaa in s6is Cty, d4ted

~ MARCH 90.
We had yesterday most alarming
MOB, IN consequence of the English ship
Hamilton having hoiSicd small vane.
winch bore some resemblance Ia The tri-
coioured flag. Every royaIist (French-
mem assembled on the ievee, armed
win swords and pistols, and order. d the
captain OF the ship, on pain of death, TO
naiii down the nag upon the captains
refusing 10 iiaul it down, they made a
charge, and in the hustle killed The cap
TAIN OF The Shipand fonr OF his men,
General Ripley ordered ont h< men. and
secured about fifteen of the fellows. and
was obliged TO fire on The remainder to
d-Sperse them. This morning the Mavcr
oIUered Tie Prisoners 10 be released
winch was done. ia consequence Of
winch, The sen captains formed iine, and
attempted TO take tie Mayor and tar and
feather him but did not succeed. The
Whole Town Is III an uproar and ere if
een"S, there viii be much blood he'd. The
hamilton had all her maSfS cut away, aud
about one hundred Shot were fred in The
cahln from the dock. A guard of men,
WIN NaIor Humphreys at their head, has
i"si past new with ten or twelve prisoners,
whom lie SAYS he will not deliver 10 the
W 9. " ~ itN, but VIII nave tlem tired
by military laws. The Press, for fear of
this affair becoming public, has been or
dered not to mention particulars. and no
flung OF importance has been en- in
any faper-The ladies are frightened TO
death. The captain Gormerlv matel of
the hamilton has given his ship up as :
PRIZE 10 The American government bv fhc
advice ofthe English consul. He saws
that his ship was taken in an American
Port by force of arms, and his colours
pulled down-himself aud the LIVING mari
OF the crew taken prisoners conseqnent-
~. ne thinks that the ship is lawful prize
and himself and men prisoners Of war
his affair will be OF serious consequence
The English consul has also offered TO
give himself up az prisonerof war. and
some OF our PetGt mGifres begin 10 look a
inile blank on the occasion. This morn.
my, every British ship in Porthas hoisled
me. same coloured vane, and have armed
their men, who are determined 10 project
their ships or die in the aiiemnt. Eyerv
man in the CITY has a sword bv his side
ana pistols IN his pockets"
". y. Nat. Adr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-22
James FnHer, captain,
y. ". Isyies, Passen-
w. =. II. He7lson. { rers.
Washington, dprH Is.
RIOT AMONG TIE NEGROESIS ST.
MAPX'S

I'll Z EDl r rs
\ daring riot took place on the 9TH inst on
Easter Monday, al 4 dram shop, at ST. inigoes,
en- ~. MaTy's county. Ii commenced about
an hour before sunset, with AN ARRAY A.
inoug u numerous collection of negroes sup
posed 10 be $50 or eco in number who were
there drinking. The few whites who we're
present iutcrtercd no farther than to command
the peace when suddenly, as If by precon-
cert, they Turned upon the whites, aud drove
them oil tho lot, with outrageous viuience-
beating them with sticks, = stoHing them with
brick-bats, and other missiles using very ex-
tfap'dInarY language, aud making the most
bold and bloody threats. 10 or 20 of them
pursued constable evidently ard ayowedly
with intent to murder him follow ed him after
dark TO has house, burst in and, not ending
him, sacked it completely. They also DESTROY
ed the doors and windows Of another house
from which qua was tired AT them-and told
the people in it, that ifsnother gun was fired
from there, they w0aid surround the honse 81
set ire to Il. and burn every soul in it alive
Some OF them Were heard 10 cali upon their
cnmp2nious 10 fall il and form tho ranks
oldt tisen was their tine IL they meant 10 be
Tree. IN the examinations that have since IA
Ken place, IL appears, from declarations that
were made, that 4 rising was contemplated.
Yet there was evidently no rational or pract-
cal scheme, sthing but stupid violence The
next day the reaction commenced were
committed to the county iail about lOor IL
were soon expected TO follow them MANY
were hoGged, aud suffered 10 return TO their
"'t--~7' dtiOi> were SET on tpot, tiItt HOW
sc"ur the forests and The country everyniebt
ne chiei cause of this state OF Things, is per-
hitting sPirituous liquors TO be retaled all o.
yer the country; in any part of il, however,
ntt'e required for any purpose beneficial 10
the community. rNaf. lat.
iVasiiaston, APrI 10.
shocking accident occurred yesier-
day at BIadensburg, between ten and ele-
ven o'clock an explosion in the Powder
Mill, belongingto Mr.. Bussard, of George
town. The ignition of the powder took
place. in the pounding mill, as we under
stand probably from the friction. Two
meu passed in moment from time inlo
eternity, and Two others were dreadfuIy
mangled or wounoed-the one a white
man with family, the other "A man of CO.
lonr. 7 he injury to the works, it is I'M
dersiood, cannot be repaired at less ex-
pense than five thousand dollars. The
explosion, it is believed, occasioned no
injury beyond the limits of the works.
Nat. Int.
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robbed Il no-tcrusily beat an old Preach
man, on the Arkansas, below the Cana,l,-
an Fork.
In Sept. 1916, robbed three horses from
the American settlements And there is
no dsnbt they have committed other and
sunitar .depredai:ons on the property at
our frontier citizens. These people have
frequently declared that To murder and
rob Tie Americans. is The surcsi way go
bring pien'y OF traders 10 their matt
on.
Ro5b,rirs, Sc. efide Big Osages, Eriag o.,
tie Usage tsirer.
In the winter of ioi3 and 1 I, seven hOr-
ses and quantity of clothing from some
at the white settlements on Arkansas or
White river. Same year, II horses irom
Arkansas, and the goods and fleets OF a
trader, vino was ascending the Arkansas
III pcroguc.
In the winter of 1915 and rs, four i,ors-
es from Whlteriver.
In July 1916, robbed some hu tiers on
the Arkansas, below the Caaa aan iorA,
OF ten horses, ana stripped them Oh thei
guns, ani,NuiiI-n, traps, Sc. Wounded
a boy (whom iheN found in ihe camp We
~ badly hS blew with a toHiahaw.;,
between his shoulders; and cut 10 pie
ces aud destroyed quantity OF peiiry.
DC.
Same time, stolca fine horse froin Mai
Lovely, Agent for the q. :. u, tie village
of Arkansas, which h0rSc w. very lately
(and profanity Is now in possession OF u
noted warrior OF ihe Big Osages, known
by the name of B,nf.,lo Cap.
II is propcrto remark, ihat these two
tribes, particularly The Chaueers, are
scarcely WITHIN the influence OF the u. =.
establishment at tins place; while the Lit
tie OsageS, and the Kansas, who are much
more SO, conduct themselves compare
lively speaking with much proprloiy.
ours, &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-22

purpose Of obtaining refreshments for theii
selief On the captains landing, he and
bis Boats crew were made prisoners
Capt. Tanning WAS Immediately marched
10 prison, confined IN place ten by 1--we
anu IA halt feet square, wiki hole eight
by ten inches Square, called window, 10
admit the air, aud this nearly clicked up
by MASSEY bars of iron; IN addition 10
which, this hole of confinement swsrlned
with three kinds ofthe most obnoxious
Vermin. The ship was taken possession
OF by an armed force, her sails, powder
and arms taken OH shore, and after
months detention, being robbed even oil
their wearing apparel, a.id the mos, uu-
feeling and lubu:nan treatment, the ship
was released by an order from the Cap
tain Geuerai and President OF Chi.lto the
Governor OF CO1uitnbo, who directed the
Captain, by letter, 10 put 10 sea without
a@ful approaching WITHIN ten leagues OF
tn coast. Capt. Fann -, on beng re-
leased from prison, entered into a tirm,
s0iriteu and vDiumlaGns correspondence
with The Governor of the city at COIuim-
DO, Ia endeaVor - lind out the cause of
such treatment 10 citizens of The u. S.
wsuch esdei ar an audience with his eA-
ceI!ency but all the reasons II, en-, were,
strong suspicious, that we Americans
sers OF the present government IF Chill.
THIS ans! other td.Se differences, his Excel
iency stated, imperici,s'y Obliged him, by
the orders helau received, To treat us in
such a manner.
Capt. Tanning saw at Coluimbo, whale
boats ana fireworks, which he WAS inlor-
ned 10y one of the officers of his guard,
belonged 10 an American whaling vessel,
thatllad been condemned there.
Mr.. iiavei, the Consul General Of the
4. states al 81. Jago, the capital, WAS ar
rested by Tie Governor Of Cniii, and sent
~ state prisoner h. lie island Of Juan
Fernandez. Capt.. Fannins afterwards
saw ana convcrSed with tVo American
captains that hast been made prisoners on
the coast "f Mexico, VIZ: capt. Smith oi
the ship Aibatross, and capt. GuyS.ey, OF
the schr. Leta. Capt Guysler, on put
tmg INTO port for refreshments and water,
had his vessel immediately taken possess
siou %, and himself gEd crew rnprison-
ei-asterihg months detention, hsves-
sci was given mp and ordered immediately
10 sea, but she had, in the mean time,
heenrobbed other roVisiOns, &c. Capt
Smith had lett his snip lnying OF and on
az the mouth OF the harb0r, and enteied
1t with his boat as SoOn as he stepped
ON shore, himself and boats crew Wert.
made prisoners, and he was directed 10y
the Governor 10 writeto the officer com
nianding on board, and bring the ship in
10 ele harbor 10 anchor. Capt. ). sus-
pecling there was no person present that
could read Eugl,sh, wtoie the note, in
which he 'ntorme,! the mate OF MS situa-
ton, directed him to send shift al
clothes IN a small trunk by the bearer,
ana 10 put To sea, and remain with The
< sf "a 81. T..
mate acted accordingly, and capt. Smith
remained several weeks prisoner, when
he WAS released by an order from Santa
Pc, and permitted 10 leave the Port in The
Leta, and was ON his way 10 JON his ship
when capt. Eanning saw him.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-22
E.eci.a@ge Ceffe- Houe's News0
and Kead,Dg Roen. I
BOSTON, April IA

NkNt DLHK fitENO MENON.
we have received the following (cen;f-
ED statement from the officers and pas.
scngers ou board The Only Son. arrived
here This forenoon from Norfolk
" On TIC 81 instant, atninc p. NJ. Cane
J lcmrY $ lights bearing w. by S. abouf ?
leagues distant, The males eatch on deck
he heard Sirauge noises i'm ile air o,;t5
distant thunder and Lightning. black
cioudsrlsing at the same time from the
NORTH he thought il prudent TO cali ali
hands OF deck, although il was nearly
calm et ihe iime. On coming on deck.
every cncon board beheid the main ion,
mast apparently all on fire, the fire de-
'cenH'ng down Tie main .opmasf STAY IN
tlc lore mast head, and thence down tae
rb stays, wifh alarge hlaze ~ iib-boofn
"hd ~ e seme time, ihc Ere came lricl-
ng daw' The r,ain-'cpmast, eDd ran
across lietorc and att Stay 10 the fore
....,I-.---L atiN aiso deeogn4aI ,l,.,..., 81
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Leri'rrtoD. WgrcL al

The damages done on the ( eui,,cxv river h,
the late freNhet,is estimated at upwards of one
In consequence the late rains. the Ken.
ttmrky river has risen within few days about
httyieef. The immense quantity ofdrift wood
which lodged against Que of its pillars. causeJ
some apprehensions for the safety Of the GER
iIhaueni bridge in this place. Yesterday morn.
ing huge body of il broke OF, swept away
one one OF ne braces and did some injury to the
lars OF the bridge, however, stand unshaken.
aud II would take a rise of several feet more
seriously 10 endanser tlldt structure. The wa
ter Is now falling.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-22
PHIL.AnrLpHIA. Anril pa


YiLLAiNY DEFECTEO. A few DAVIS
ago, IA respectable mechanic of this CITY.
received a letter from person in New
foyN, signed T.. ID. Gu, stating
that he had before him catalogue orhis
Instruments, and selected such as he
WISHED 10 be'i'orwaried Immediately, and
'"r pnymtnt OF which he ,ncloS ed draft
chs4e Farmers and Mechanics Bank for
two ti.1usani and five hundred dollars.
regurSi'ng ban - nresenf II, and 10 remit
the balance iu Newly 0rs Notes. Theor-
der WAS Immediately, as lar rs Draciica-
bic, c0mpiied w:th--ihe draft was pre-
sen'ed and the money paid-somc diff
chiiy arose IN procuring the New. York
potcs, and it was conclnled hest 10 ret =
Post Note OF the bank Gf The United States
wiHchwas very prHdenily cut in two. and
one bali forwarded, with an assurance
that the other should be, on aeAnoWle,l,r-
me.li oi the receipt OF Use first. Durlne
these transactions, the gentleman in X.
/ ORR, from whom the draft had been sfo-
len, wrote 10 bis correspondent here. 70
stop paymcnt Of il az the bank. or if Daid.
tH ascertain to whom; "a disclosure 0ithc
fraud immediately took place aud ONLY
just IN time TO preYcnt the fOrwardiup Of
tie other halfof the Post Note. and most
probably the ruin of very worthy citi-
zen. We have not heard whether The
pnrloinero OF the draft has been arrested.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-22
GEO. SlBLEY.
Nc!Jolk, AwH 10.
STEAM BOAT.

We have the pleasure To announce the
arrival Of the Steamboat POWuAEAN,
Captain SHUsraR, in twenty hours from
Richmond. Her machinery, we axe IN
formed Is IN superior order, and her &C
"""impdat'cus iiI every respect much iM-
groved. Some little arrangement WAS oc-
casioned ia the forward Cabin, III order
10 get odt the Boiler, 10 MAZE the recess
AIRY repairs but this viii be Immediately
restored 10 his former neatneSS.
EsncON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-22
Gea,geto.pn Anril &c.

Georgetown, Bprtt 10.
We understand that the PRESIDENT is
preparine' to mute tom CT the u. StateS.--
Weare happy to learn, that season OF
comparative leisure - 10 be employed IN
lancashire, which, we think, cannot fail 10
be beneficial ana satisfactory bot. 10 the
nation and to the President. Tie Chief
Magistrate will have an opportunity Of
seeing the actual state of the country and
of tbe people; lie will mark the effects
winch have been produced by the opera
ton either ofthe policy Of oar govern
mcni, o. that OF others and he viii thus
be the better enabled 10 perform the ini-
poriaut duty assigned 10 bin by the Con-
siitutiou, OF recommending 10 Congress
such measures az lac may deem necessa-
ry or expedient for the public good
True, the People have (by their Repre-
seDlaiives) ample means Of making known
their condition and their wants. But
each memberis, III such view, the he
preventative Of 4 paTt. IL belongs 10 the
Executive 10 view the parts only IN con
Junction with the whole and IT Is, in ain
especial manner, his province 10 watch
over the general veal ; 10 combine, IN ONE
great plan, all the local interests OF this
vast empire and TO supply, By national
feelings and national views, whatever the
wisdom of Congress, when intent on ine
welfare of their respective constituents,
may not sufficiently regard. AS far as
concerns the President personally, weare
sure that this tour will afford great graft
fIcation both To him and to the People
HIS manners combine so much ofdig-
nifty and amiabemeSs, that il is impossi-
ble for those who haze any intercourse
with him, not 10 be pleased. And, on the
other hand, Ilis character stands SO high
in the estimation of the nation. that Where
see, er he may so, he will find the People
anxious to testify their respect and their
regard. messenger.
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.SacEetl's Ual.Jour. Ap3ii I

SdckettS Hal6Our, april |.
Three soldiers, belonging to tie Untcd
State-' army, were last Saturday arrested
and brought before one of the magistrates
of Ibis village, OF charge OF leiOniOusly
stealing, taking and driving away a cow,
the property of a citizen residing nearihis
place.
On their examination before the magis-
trate, it appeared in testimony, that some
citizens having noticed the three soldiers,
about one mile from The village, bciw cen
nine and ten o'clock OH Friday evening
last, under very suspicious cirCumstan-
ces, being armed &c. soon after went 10
ascertain their movement They soon
came IN sight OF the soidiers-lhe moon
ihcn shining briglt-aud discovered them
driving COW and arm. d; one with a
mltskci, one with an axe, and another
with a large knife. They were immedi-
alcly interrogatcd, What was their inten-
iloD ~ driving The COW; 10 which they re-
turned no answer; tbrrcupOu, one OF ihc
citizens says, think we ought TO take
up and detain these soldiers. Immediate
~ one ofibc soldiers, having duaxe, step
ped forwards 10 Mr. Bailey oue Of ihe
citizens, and made iuil blow herewith.
directed at Mr.. BdileS's head. Bailey.
10, lodged, aud Just escaped
the blow and the force Of the same.
with some little assistance at Bailey,
brought The soldier aud his axe 10 tie
grOmni. Another Of the soldier, then cri-
ed oHi io lis fellow with i've muskct.
" shoot the damned rascal," which ord
was by him immediately obeVc3 being
~lihla She space of Zen yards of Bailey,
who received lie contents Ui jic mU,ket
inst below fhc groifi which garripii a.tat =
considerable part Oi tiic p9niMoons and
fcsiy pdrl Of Bailey thigh u was ~
iTsi supposed the wound was mortal: bHi
80 is since understood, lliai i.ls surgeon is
piOpinion hc may recover. tue soldiers,
iHrr examination, wrr'' coHmiitc TO ihc
gaO' 80 Muicr00n, 90 take their tsial 40
lhe HeH' general sessions Of Inc peace.
fs.H On Friday escul0g last, be-
tween eiepon and twelve O'Clock, ire
was disco, erei IH lie cdut0umriu, cailtd
I. i. IL. .sN.
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throm the 81. I0nis Gp5es.e of ggsrch I5.l
INDIAN MURDERStl
some iimc last sumner. we reuncsfed
Mr. SlDley, United states Factor al Fcrf
Usage, to iurnish 90 uijI such niorra-
ton relative 90 TIE litecomplain,s of,nur.
ders committed by the Osares. RS h-
might be able TO collect. A fcW davs a,n
We ceceivcd lhe following letter fom t.,at
intelligent officer:
49,, fo,t Osage, Feb. q, 1917.
Mr., CHARLES,
SD-lsehd Youflie following
lisf fmurlcrs, roiJeries abuse. CON-
united hy ths Usage indians. within ihe
ll"sl Tour veafs. winch may be rclicd on
i9r Ils accuracy ~ every essential sariic-
MAR.
M@rafs c,m Ce0re4gHos ofae Cganee,s
er fri~pos t,j5e.
=, u Use iall OF 1915, they murdered ST..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-22

arrived yesterday from the Havana
Ehey have brought supply of Provi,,
ons for the artillery, store
&c" lOr'cGns Gazette.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-22
LATEST FROM E.NCii.ANN.

Arr. last evening, the British Packet
Frances Feeling, Captain Cpqmgbqr, in
81 days from talmoHth, with The Febru-
AIRY mail, anal last from Bermuda IN DAYS
Our regular files OF London Papers bv
Tins arrival are only to the 18TH of Februa-
w, and shipping lists 10 the lllh. The
iomer contain no news ett'GCfs from tie
tGtte'' toHol0 "A Passenger Informs, that
TIE SShip Scion had sailed from London,
Ter this Port, and the Venus was about to
sail.
We understand The Packet brought Pa
pers TO the 2Oih Of February. She sailed
on The 2ith. IEey. dA,.
'ihe L. States brig Boxer, Captain ].
Porter, sailed from this Port Yesterday on
crnize in the Gulph of Mexico, and the
". India seas. TI5.