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| look Gpon this 10 he The iorerunser o.
an Eruption. The first stock WAS ON
Friday at half past seven Z. M. most vic.
lent; lis motion WAS perpendicular al
midnSbl ii second: about five in the
morning tlnrd. This morning, about
tour, another; and at half past i've a &c.
cond and al noon third but Slight
FOR these twO nights here and 4. Ciarre.
tie population iaye renamed IN the
streets, with temporary sheds, and casks
with The heads Out.-Giarre j. iIAe an In
dian loWu.
NAPLES, Nareh l2.-Ehe Earthquake
recently experienced in Sicily, extended
itself over the Whole Island, and even The
Town Ui Palermo felt Slight SHOCK
The villa: Is oi Rfon,e, CasiloiOne,
Roce!lo, Noidincio, and Nliazo. Ina, {
suffered considerably On an Estate
belonging 10 Tie Duke OF Alslurhianco,
s,Ncn UOGitGps OF wat were seen 60 is
site Ill al once out OF the gloun, nj
teen minutes afterwards they diSapptart q
with equal rapidly. At the same mo-
iAeni a torrent oi ire was seen rolling, III
Il serpcnlme direction, on the surface OF
Tue ancient volcanic lava, whIC! cNienus
from Li>ali 60 Bollo-dulf Aqua j his
torrent OF fire which appeared TO be "a
new eruption from the sides Oithe noun
tam, illuminated during sumo minutes,
the neIghbOriHg country.
Letters lsOh Genoa SAY, that several
Earthquakes shook The Apprentices, about
the sane period that Sicily leit the shock
OF li!ls terrible scourge.
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~ a sL1. ssss.s
ailn clouds anu uncertainties, so replcie
y iih anNieties aud apprehensions, thar
must shrink from the contemplation Of it,
and lis for refuge even 10 The probability
OF my removal from SO JOY less am inherit
ance. The page of history has determine
eel, that happiness is not the possession
of those who move In the lofty circles to
which my birth entities me 10 look.
cannot hope Tor an exceptions in my favor.
All the Joys of lite are centred in my pre-
sent retirement and they are ever poor
because you are moi u parlcipatOr in them
But even thus unqualified ENJOY ment must
be brief; aud must emerge into a sta
alton uncongenlal Ia my soul, and des-
tructive To all my hopes offeliciiy on this
earth. What cause then have To shun
that Issue, which others may behold with
horror! What cause have 10 covet that
existence, which others SO highly prize ?
Death would obliterate no image OF de-
light from my heart, save that which is in
the portrait of believed mother, nature
has still left 10 The hoping, doubling, yet
fearing CHARLOTTE.
C Oct 10 I8i7
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WAsHINGroN, aiay 22.-Thjs city vas
Yesterday afternoon visited by one o
those destructive hail storms, which some
times desOlaic large tracts Of this coun-
Try. u exceeded IN violence, in The size
OF the haii stones and tie quantity which
fell, any other remembered to have oc-
Cured here. great proportion of the
hail stones we're largertlian nutmeg. and
we fear that the graiB crops and fruit
within It's range have suffered great dam
age, il not total ruin Tie window glass
exposed TO fllc hail 1.ss generally dcmol-
ished, aud ii viii reqsre some thousands
OF dollars 10 repair ihe damage oil our
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| irregular levies. The euemys hussars
attempted 10 turn our left flank: They
we're separated from their line. Our bat
taiIon oi infantry of Barcelona was direct
Ell 10 occupy The attention Of those cayal-
ry, while Our cavalry, wheeling upon its
lett III entire squadron, took them in the
rear; the royal cavalry, percciNins the
peril in which they had been placed by
ihls manicure, instead OF remaining 10
share In the battle. took 10 fight en- the
road To Ca,aboso only go men escaped
by The HeeincsS oi their Horses, and there
took refuge. Al The same Instant, orders
were gwen TO charge the enemy with the
bayonet. One halt al the roy al infantry
perished. All HE srcn2ders and light
infantry oi the royal farce remained on
The field OF battle. The regiment OF Cas-
NE, Winch composed hioriilO's leit wing.
made bui one movement, th:.l was a pa
h'c Hight, without firing single cartridge :;
they sec ured their escape onlv by being
nearest 10 TIE enlrenvhed works Of Gala
bose. But those works ere not CONNIE
ienito hold outa siege already commcne-
cd
0en. hlorllo, with all his boaste,l skill,
naS sun cred himself 10 he surprized IL, tho
mids' OF those Immense plaius, aud APP
p'aiS no longer 10 possess The qualities of
an able orskiliul officer, il he ever possess
edany, and rs unable 10 oppose with couf!
oenceah army like ours, which has march
eu3"o leagues losIHprl5e him. FOrthe first
,ime since he has arrived in America. that
ne urew MS sword 10 come 10 regular aG-
non, ne has been completely put la the
roui and after I'll he ESCAPED from Tie
held OF battle, and il Was only bv the in
'efposiiion OF Two hussars, who alone ac-
cempaniedhim Ia his flight, and who fell
oy ms side, that be was moi taken. AZ
ter all, gen. Morillo, This ferocio,.s paci!i-
catorloi South Amcrica, was surrounded
IN The centre OF Venezuela. by his own
ihco Ii!gIbie imbeci!ily, or rather the cele-
fi'y OF our movements. Such is the pic
ilre "hich Tue action of Caaboso exhib-
nee 10 The military world.
| 4he rest OF tile royal army is cut off
i'o'i '"eiF mead quarters, and our troons
are III pursuit OF them in all directions.
nus has beeu decided the fate of The re-
! puoic,"i!hout even he formulities of q re-
SOiar action. Tie iupeiuouS charges Of
on cavalry have accomplished every
'ilih$' ana HEY alone inught AT Calab0-
~ 'or' excepting the small battalion OF
p'iVe!oha' no other part of our infantry
| came INTO action. }
lhe generals Sereuio, Moncoas and
!At1 nave distinguished themselves, and
III 'niee DAYS action, iiave added proud
| trophies 10 those which they had airead,
acquired.
Oar less Killed and wounded does not
exceed 90 nen. Capt. Brio is anon
The first, and among tie woanded. #. rolS
| MelIan and Blanca.
Head Quarters, in camp, before Gala
bose.
c. SOUBLETTE.
Chief of the General STAFF
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FROM RIO IANFJpO

NEWPORT, May lG.-We learn bv
capt. Wood, Of the brig Catherine. who
arrived here on Tuesday last, in G3 DAYS
rom RIO Janeiro. that The American com
mlssioners who went out in tie Congress
iriSate. were not presented TO the KIM
during their stay at Rio Ianeiro, nor were
they present at his coronation. MIR.
Sumpter, our ministerial the court Of Bra
I'll attended the coronation by specialin-
vitation.
few days before the sailing of The
congress, capt, Sine lair was pres mted 10
The King, al his request, in consequence
OF contention having taken place in lie
street between several officers oi;ne Cor
gress and the Police; the officers ha,inr
detained Portuguese sailor belonging q
The Congress, who had deserted from Thar
ship, and the Police officers inicrferrd to
prevent them. fBfe,cn,V
NEH YoRK, May 2I.-rhe brig william,
Henry, arrived at this pert Yesterday, sailed
from Javre on the I7ih Ami AMI 'csr't'ir
Siackpole has favoured The editors fine Ner.
camille Advertiser with papers to that date
containing Paris dates TO the eth. we find IN,
them nothing new.
sales at tiavre, Aprjl IJ.-30 bales Geogria
bale $, good quality, 2 {. Soc. Is do al do. III
cotton do. superior z (. S5r
commercial letter Of the 18th nit remarks
thdt American Wheat would probably sell i'm
small quaniitiesa a; d5f.-a small quantity of I'VE
iouT ia market, unsaleable
Boston, May lS.-We were Yesterday IA,
youred with Gibraltar papers 10 April T. The
Following Is extracted from tile paper OF March
%. 80
We are sorry to find by letter from Alriers
oil Tie 18th January, that the plague continued
to prevail in that city, and that IL RACED with
great violence in the interior OF the country
by Snother letter received from Marseilles
! ana written by person who was at Algiers on
me 9th UT. a. appears that the contaeiOn was
increasing n the city, aud that from 30 TO "a
persons died oft every day. Accounts have
also reached us, through other channels. of ia
having spread to Oran, where it was making
great ravag,s.
Inc crew Of The brig Of war who returned
to Lezas mentioned in cur number OF the iitlI
INST. ait not understood TO have brought tue
cOblaelOn with them, as il is reported That the
PuDhc health continued good III Tie empire Of
morocco, up TO 2Jtli inst.
= ieiieg from Gibraltar, dated April ). saws
J ne American squadron IS hourly expect.
! ca Ihey are 20 Stop at Iunis. on iheiT way
GOWN hey we're at MessHa March 8.
ne have report That tie late Dey Of Al
,gleiF generally known by the uame OF the
the odop Aeeger, =" has met the fate of his pre-.
hcCessors. Tie was Killed or the 5th ofMarch
ana II IS said, iis reign was hut ihatofa day. -
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Begd QUorfeys Of the i5erdtiHg an

Begd QUorfeyS Of tie Hbedtiug arBly)
Of FeBe-Wd, I2fh Feb 1915.
Tie army of Giiana, commanded by
the supreme chief, commenced lis march
from Tie city 81 Angostura, 10 Tie Azure.
oil TIE 2lst Dec. 1917, part by water in
Inc i.0iiIa, and part on Tie lefi margin
Of tie OrouecO, ill they reached ihe
mouth Of The 'ao, where they wcre Joined
by Tie division Of gen. Monegas: passing
10 The right bank OF the Apure, The agmy
was loined ~ Caieara, by tie division OF
cavalry OF gen. Sireulc0, and after which
they repasscd 10 ite lrf bank OF the A.
pure, few miles above IFS mouth and
the dyisiUn Of gen. Pdez joined the army
at 81 Juan de Payara, on TIC 3isi Janus-
ry, where fiIe whole army was organized.
aud on the 9Th February, The Whole ar
my re-CrOsscd tie Apurc, ncar ST. Fer
nFndo; and 10 SIX days, Thai is on the
18TH al Z O'Clock in lhc morning, the civ
o. Cdlabcso, then tlc head quarters Of
Toe royal army under gen. Morlllp, was
invested by tie army nf tie republic.
llie army 81 ihc republic va. fDrued in
Two lines lhc main body Of iis cavalry
on lie lclt.
The following were ihe disaosit.ons of
we enemy: ihc rieH camp Of She
~glmhtoi huse9rs OF Ferdinand VlI. lhe
'sinl"ni OF iuiaHry ol .he Cu.on and o.
'a, are ineir ieii was composed of tie
regiment OF Castle Gnanuy) ans some
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Chief ofthe Geusfal sad + Of o' the A 4

Receat proceedings-0t PerHan5nco. on the part
OF Tie Kings Ministers sent from Rio de Ja-
nero, after the surrender of the Patriots =
EXTRACT. Prisoners coming in from the
country in parties from two to CITY aud The
Judges employed in eliminating those in Their
power. On the night of the 5tli of last month.
al nine O'Clock, orders were issued IN Ia. .,ar,
racks for The troops TO be put nnder arms, and
marched In various directions They were
halted liiile before eleven, orders arrived
ana that hour signal gun was fired from one
OF the ioitS. inaninstant various houses we're
surrounded; and br.ore eis hit next iaonip~
upwards of i5o inhabitants were taken and
isdsed IN the forts and prisons Itis said that
IN several adjacent towns, similar proceedings
tesH place and that two days before, about
100 inhabitants had been brought in and I'M
pHSomSd. The arrests continued or Monday
anu Tuesday, and il is impossible 10 describe
ihe CONSERVATION that prevailed, al. LOOKING
forward with horrSr and disnav at the proba.
Die result. On Wednesday evening. havever
vessel arrived from Rio lie Iaaero, announc,
ny lns, from the Ministry, the Kings pardon of
All VINO were taken since the 9th OF February
ana restoration TO their pI Operiy, by establish.
"i@ 'hcir Innocence. Criminals, it was SIM.
posed, would be banshed Tor eight wears"
~. Y. Ga
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SOUIA AMNNXCA.

lie TRANSACTIONS which we published
YESTERDAY, and continue this day. are
made from The olhclal dispatches adj
dressed 10 Don L. Clemen,i, the deputy
OF lie state OF Venezuela, residing in the
Chi'eo o'a'1S. d0rOrd.
Report OF the commandant of the Rotilla of the
venezuelan republic, made To admiral Bri.
on, OF TIE operations ON the Orenoco, uu 10
The capture OF ST. Fernando, by the NAY al
ana military forces Ofthe republic
u" Joard tie Ifrjuald, IN fhe Apure. ,
iedTEWy s. 1913.
1loSt eaceiIem sri have the honor l.,
IniGrni Your exceilency that we enter,.
this place ofSi. Fernando, with ourilotii-
Ia, The OH OF The present month at mid
night, with the loss OF only men killed
and4 wounded. On tie morning of the
5th, $50 men from The fiotilla were detach
Ell 10 AID OF The military force, in pursuit
oi lie enemy, who had retired during the
nlShi; but We were moi success fui i'm dis
covering tile least traces Of them, so ra-
I'D was their flight. enclose herewith
a return OF tiIe public ana private vessels
taken rom The enemy, and otiheir arlna-
meni.
No naval stores were found in this
place, and We stand in much need 81
some Tor repairs.
ANTONIO DIAZ.
commandment.
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Return ofppb6c and pirate ressels cnoinyed
at 81. tei'aqNdO, on tie ADn.e.
GuhGoat Nenganza, FOUNDER brass
swiveiS
40. GUayaniga, FOUNDER, brass
DO. Dolores pOnHder
10. Isabella, FOUNDER, on the bow
; pr. stern, both brass
swiNels
Do. stFranciscO 1 Founder
10. St.CariOs, | FOUNDER
t!eCheras, with 3 swiyelS each
ipOunder,ir iron
do. brass
20 mushetS
Found on shore, 4 swivels
sloops
3 per0gues
40 roCbOatS
st. Fcrnard,, sM Feb. 1913.
ca true returnO ANTONIO DIAZ,
CommandaDt.
Letter from n. Pomar, military commandap,
OF II. Fernando, 20 the governor OF tine pro
vince of Guiana.
st. Fernando. Stk Feb. 1918.
Sir-Aiter sixteen DAYS DIFFERENTIATION
and many assaults on This place. the enc
my silently abandoned their works in
the night OF the Gill inst. after having LOST
a great part of their land forces, who had
coneoyer, and claimed TO rally under our
standard, and who now compose part of
our force
We have found Is pieces of artillery, a
quauily Of Ammunition and 400 muskets.
at! die hospital and lis stores, and 6 YES
sells OF var, exclusive of what has been
captured hy the naval force
The gallant gen. Pdez marched in pur-
SUIT o!t!ie cnemy yesterday morning, and
about noon overlook them in the fores Is
oi Ncrnaca, about three leagues from This
place. In this action, h. did Justice TO
his former gallantry, aud credit TO ourar-
MES. am not yet possessed of all the
details, but know that out Of COO men.
WHO fed from this place oD the night Of
Tie Gin, there do not remain 200, who
have not 'l;her joined our army. or been
taken prisoners and it is not probable
that Of these 900, any can escape; for it
appears flat at the commencement Of the
action 10 man had more than II rounds
OF ammunition.
The capture Of 81. Fernando has Phi
tie republican complete possession ofthe
whole Of The I-Ianos (plains,) and secures
he free commercial intercourse between
the interior prov InCes.
congratulate you and all our fellow
citizens on this happy event.
~. POMAR,
Military Communicates ST Fernando.
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same night, and al tbs Rloment he is in
rapid march by Comaiagua. Such has
been the precipiiancy of bis retreat, that
his troops have no time for rest, and the
European Spanish soldiers, unable 10 sns-
tam the iatigueS, are found on the whole
line OF his route. exhausted and unable In
march, surrendering themselves our pris
oners.
The loss OF HE enemy STAGE his retreat
from Caiahoso, exceeds 500 Spaniards.
killed, wounded ans! prisoners: ihc ro,al
army has in fact disappeared. and i!tose
who have survived the coniba;S, are dcs-
lined 10 ia'i victims To hunger and IA
,lsue-ihuS has,pesShcd another army of
The tyrauiS, aud toe flag of freedom once
more waves over Venezuela, without Toe
10 modest it.
Our losses in these actions are incon-
ccivabiy snail-they a.. not exceed so
men killed and wOunded amongst the
former, are col. PaSsoni, adiulant zen
eral, attached 10 ilie general staff OF the
; army lhe captain Araheilu aud lieut..
Grardeau, oi The gnard of honor: cant.
Urbina, az The battalion of Barlayenlo
and cap,ains Ramirez and BoSa!ez. oftb,.
regiment Of AZURE: among The wound
eel are brigadier general JoSta Anzna,iuue
cO'nmardant OF the guards oihOnnr: j,aui,
col. fonce, maj. Oil, captains 1ioneS.
MiHaIies, Cumonaries, Narago and pu-
lido, lieutenant Andata. sub-lien,ensnts
Nleian, Saraga, Sanchez and Bu>,ilez.
all al The guard. 'ihc three lalierare very
dangerously Wounded. All tile Llatins
plains) are free; the enemy is with
out troops, wilhert supplies, and with.
out public opinion--and unable 20 de-
lend the capital. towards which lie
i'beraiing army is now direciin. It's uay.
Head Quarters al Sombrcro
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NOTICE.

Bya communication to this department, it appears that
Cushion LaphafD, James Perrin ana MiIhaeiN cams who
claim he citizens OF the o. States IN pris
at Malaga Spain, upOB charge piracy. IL is sta
ted that they Ored part Of tie Of the brig Thomas
capt. WEBB, which sailed from NJ YsIk about tn
ist July last for the Havana that after encOunieTng
disasters aud their vessels sprHgng leak
they fell in With aud received on board TuCnman
pvateer being forced BY its situation their
own vessel that not afterwards falling n with ships
bound 10 the u. States, they continued board Tie Tu-
cuman, till she captured Spanish pOlacIe brig, which
capt wilson, the MASTER of the pTyaeeT proposed 10
them to take charge 81 aud navigate to Buenos Aies
that, with the appreciation their captain, webb, they
undertook ts and, while performing the voyag we're
captured by Spanish letter Of marqne aud carried into
Malaga Lapham 10 stated 10 be native Of Boston, (hs
father residing az ibis time at Bradford, Medirack
river aud to have wife aud children Stamford in
Connecticut James Perrin, to be native Of New York
aud Michael Weams, Of ". Jersey. II becomes important
for the defence of these persons upon their trial that
cnmeuts duly authenticated by Spanish consul should
be obianed aud transmitted az speedily possible
this Department TO be forwarded Ie consul OF The u
States Malaga establishing the above stated or
any others that may prove advantageous the prison.
DfyartmfHf Of STATE, Jnundry %.
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. 400 Reward.

Id AEsWAY from the subscriber on the night Of the
4 path nit. three negro men, to wit =:
PIIlLabout five feet eight OF niue inches high, dark
brown complexion well set, shTewdly sensible fellow
about - or 70 years ofage.
HNRRI-a dark inuatto, five feel nine or ten inches
high nineteen tweHty years of age. Harry is very
likely fellow aud when spoken to has the appearance Of
embarrassment.
BILLY-a muIao, about five feet eight nine inches
high IS 20 years of thin ysage aud has when spo
ken to a surly look.
The above Tunaways bought by in the town Of
UTbanna. December last Of George Heaey, Esq. ad.
minisatoT Of Philip L. GTyiEes dec and have been
far King William courthouse doubt attempt
ing to return to their ole neighbOuTbOOd.
will give the above reward and pay all reasonable ex-
penses for their delivery to me- in that proportion
either. WADE MOsBY IT,.
Meadow Bridges, DAM Feb.7. ....ssf
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oaheStOion FeMdfe SEMINARY J.0ttery,
Ehis splendid Lottery, the scheme OF which is eNce-
led by none The grand objects for which this Lot.
terry was granted subjects well worth public patron
age The funds To be raised by il for the vi
building t0i the treble purpose OF female seminary
church, and masonic bailIf these are objects wor
thy OF public support, we humbly ash IT, The ardnons
task Of the agency oftbe lottery devovng on an diSd
ua It's hoped, is sufficient apology the drawing not
taking place last fall There is obstacle 10 pre-
vent the managers liking day for The drawing SnIy
wish to settle with those gentlemen Who have had the
goodness To assist ne in the sale Of tickets Mr. Wa.
c. LIGON will call on them in days for The M sold
tickets Tickets in different parts me state and
persons al distance, wishing become adventures
can NOW be supplied. In future tickets only had
OF the subscriber aud in Richmond and PetersbnSg.
Resent price s 5-bnt will shortly advance.
n Persons wishing to become large advenureIs can
he accommodated with tickets credit by giving good
endorsers.-Apply 10 MI JOSEPH TODD, Richmond,
or TO EDMUND BOOKER Tre0Sur,r =
jamestown, Dec. II. ....7O.tf
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IlanN fOY Sale.

WILL be sold to the highest bidder trast Of LAND
w ying ia Hanover county, about miles from tie
city OF Richmond lying Immediately The road leading
tom said ciy 10 Hanover town and courthouse. THIS
tract contains about ij3 acres, ard adoins Is cOntig
uuus to- the lands Of col Tlsmas finsley, mai Winston
ard The Washington Henry Academy. The building on
this farm Sufficient small family aud the land is
well pafcred.
The sale wi, tate place on The premises Wednes.
say the i8i day Oi February next. without feseTve.
Terms cf pas iDeut made known on The day % sale
This uf land will be sold ~ prTsascr - The last
will aud testament of Mts. Ann 81 MINOR. deceased, %
beine The land sac resided oh-iy the executor.
IA. RICHARDSON.
January ~. ....s2 IDS