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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-22

tii'a' following myself with C,e gIc,,,...,
! IN the evening. DurnL no p;
joined the infantry. and the follow,
THE ll'h) fell in with Lieut. Co. {
who bad taken nInber Of sriso,e
the enrmy. then encamprd on IN. b.
the Lax razo. inow obtained c4,,',,
t"liigence that the eremy's force e ,..
men. had burned The village cin., 'o'
YET" on iheif retreat. '"'
It.being then P. n. ana the =,
much iat'gued, We. pursued &c MARI,
al Midnight, advancing myself ,.g
corps a'E!Ite Of 80 cavalry, 10 o.,.-,,.
emmy, and keep him ski.ur.lng
time ;us i;e-uain body otlhe army Il.
up. On he t2th, a, ~ ID. ma,,r,
tri ialiguing march O! 8 LEAGUE, g.
sighi OF ,iie enen,y's rear, wnich IT,, -
tooH upa good position. | 4o.a,
cha'ged with my corps d'Ei.,. Lo.
enemy having brought iorw r., all -.
hS'a.
him down into the open crun.,v.
b,v,,, ,il,r.d finn r. n V" p! 'ni
shor, t,me we male v,,, ''F
Ing instantly IN Two Columns o.. ,".'5
previously ordered NV ,,., ia
creued N defeating b,c, v,r S"''
OF DO killed and a number ri. 49,. vs. |
died, taken d,iviny -. c.,.l.,. ~
TO his lie Of infantry ~
He llien began to retire IN ,Ic.eco,
suppo,ing our whole t,rc. - bc,n'
having ordered tn. Iutau,r, AN
dy to advance with The gr.,t,s, -.
trn, ana lormeu it in TWO 1.,,., ~
Catuia- one OF which | took rn.rr,r
Command, Compose Of 100 c l,...,.
coM.ranjc, By Col. Cura; -.i '..,..,...
~ Lieu Co So.illo ana 90 Lp.rr.f
the co.'s Il 'El!ie-,hc Other rn,.,t.n
Mouliila, composed Of the ,ot..n,r,.oi ~.
line. under Col .hi,re> fp,.u.
covering IN column The .eN flank ag,,l.
hionasas Lancers, under Li,u. Col u.
nuei Ara,alo, the r,gnt. The Gu4r.,.
in steady order, kent up a heavy f.. .,
the enemy, all along the bank of in,
Unare, which is covered with ,hick u der.
wood, part OF his troops retiring By n.
low er river at same time.
The bravery OF the troops was cous,.
cuous-the infantry by the mouc,.m and
river, the cavalry on the plain, ... ,uef N
admirable order the Kiny,s r.on. bys
leagues uu,;l thew reac,ed The it,.r,,,
where they began 10 di,p,r,e, ar1 wee
bu,chercd in horrible mauuer--,l4 pa.
ni5h commanding officers having c. MI.
ted such crueltles and ,b.mju i,.., N,
hi entering tins Territory. tn.t !, -, - I'm.
possible TO restrain the verge NC Of he
soIdiels, and only loo Prisoners w,n
saved ~ the ofiice,:' axerl."us.
All the re>to. hi, lo,c, ,xcept ab,,,,so
men. rem med killed or wound 4 in -
field = ith | brass four ,ov,..r. nm
muskets, bayone,s. and accou,ren.,n,,:
10 900 cartridges loose, 1000 in cas-,
back draperce standard: l.o.ra.os
with flags attached; drums, flies. -r. =,
medicine chest, and all his off. rs
and correspondence Alno,g the cue.
my's dead are msny Spanish Amtr.an
officers, and two surgeons OF the tormr
Is have been recognized by The prisoners,
one being The Conmandant III second Of
the Queens, Don Antonio DeIgarde.
n =, . M
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-22

wise behaved civil; on her stern was
"BRuTUS OF NOEFW K" The men
who boarded spoke in Spanish during all
this time the two schooners kept several
men at the mast head looking out The
large schooner sent on board the Hero three
times The small schr. once.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-22
GAZETTE
- WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 90, 1878

Dnilv Gazette. Z dolls. Country, 8 dolls
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-22
From the Norfolk Herald, Sept. II.

From the NoYok Herald, sept. ~.
LATE AND INTERESTING INTELLIGENCE FROM
The WEST INDIES.
We are indebted to Mr.. William g. Ly-
ford, Keeper of the Steam Boat Hotel
Reading Room, Tor the following extract
o. letter from his attentive and intelligent
correspondent Bermuda, and also tor the
subsequent selections from Wesi-lndia pa
pers of late date, received by him per
The same vessel.
= bermuda, august 80, 1919
4" | hayeJust received letter from re-
spectacle merchant in lrihdad, informing
me tua, " Barcelona Con the Spanish Maln)
has been captured 10y Colonel lNGLIs, (or
Enghsh,) with about thousand British
troops, and Colonel Ursler, with 400 Ger
mans and 400 Creole troops; and that
Geet under BRIoN had captured about 20
vessels of different descriptions belonging
to the roy allsts, some oi which were arm
ed. The Nympbe, the largest vessel es-
capped by fast sailing and got into Cunana,
which place is besiegeG by The indepen-
danl squadron and the army which took
Barcelona. All the women belonging to
the independent army, were in transport
which fell into the possession OF the royal
isis. Barcelona AMI Cumana are the only
towns of much importance iii pom, at size
and population between Angostura and Ca
raccas. Angostura is the head. quarters or
the independents, and Caracas thai OF Mo-
rillo, the royalist chief. lhe taking OF Ca
laccas is the great object to which the indie
pendents aspire and 10 that end it is ne
cessary tor Barcelona and Cumana to be
secured by garrisons of their own forces
first, that they need not have an enemy in
their rear as well as their 'front.'"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-10-01

were oSe up tHsy we're both deposited IN The nu isem
OF the Council OF Mines at Milan aud ..,, 80, th.,.
by b.sahaInois when ViesrO, OF la, one only is la
any any mug AAe SAFE ~ preservation the head agd
tishi Jaw entre, several OF The Its remain and ~
"e"atons vi seIeoTe. but It's length is HO ole third
:. 'ue t"'bt'e sAeietpn as measures Uaiy ~ feet
IN the same psaee-aii found in the allnvai soii of
the 20. 49, "
From the that country no doubt can h.
entettainrd at The sea having once stood al a mueh
nehef i,Ne'- Tue enormous quantity ana variety OF
su'H- "hieh occur IN various places now RENE, ed far
iniahd and at above the present ui the Msderra
mean wlii hopetmt of adoubt this head bui thai
'n eNei eAteuded soIneahat be, oud the Is OF tlIt
SEA seens 10 be somewhat continued BY iLis recent
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ENFIf DOLLARS REwARD.-Lost on the morning
OF the liih inst. about O'Clock, between ar. WIN,
NobeTtsVWs aud the New GaHks, a red morocco pOCE.
BOOk, containing aboGt Two hundred and thirty or
IOIV dollars IN bank notes, and number Of valuable
papers OF the bank notes about SI7O o. $50 were Of
estate BANK 81 North Carolina among them one note
O SiOothe residue were principally notes OF theFar.
HieTS Bank OF virginia aud its branches-Aiuoup the
papers Paiiicnar, remembered were, note drawn by
uonSs nk,hson payable to Harry Hctb, and endorsed
by said Heth and Beverly Randolph for S222S dated
as rs believed March -, 1912 payable six months after
daie'''.h note drawn by HAIRY Heth, payable TO ana
endorsed ny Beverly Randolph for SsOI a. dated tts
nayoi ,lsio, and payable 1870 days after date.
Ian agreement Tor the transfer Of q shares Of STOCK
81 he Bank of virginia, The first day Of July next
Dy tHe sald Hctb aud Randolph, 10 the subJcriberS
nole executed ~ VIM. y. Carter the subscriber Tor
oJO.'''A pete 9r bond given by WIN. Saunders TO Nm
carrier for about i52 the precise amount not reeoI
Toe public arecauiiened against taking by assignment
ine above papers or trading many manner for the same
ne above reward viii he paid any person devetng
~ ne pocket hook aud IT'S contents or bcrai reard
,or tbe papers alone or for any information which nay
lead 10 discovery. JOHN EOgERTsf,G
June rs. f1wf
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---------....eE....E.asI - = -ksISlEsE,,L
From sAe london WafrsmGn oC Jnr. a

RON sht london SdtcSHGR Of 1ms. 4, rcceiped at
the Office Of The hOrfotk Hcrald.
We have given i'll anoh column the iuitia-
ii1n OF Female Society of Reformers The
idea excites pleasantly, Int far otherwise the
Uetnsal OF the proceedings. Since our fellow
men, IN the most oppressed part of the king
IN, nave excited their faculties aud strenc, h
i9i a long time in vain. To Ob ain redress of
1"ohc wrongs, ii is no wonder that the part
nrfs OF their misery are called up in the al
,,,rcting cause. Tits weak 10 cohcealthe truth.
, nc women find that too Bnsuaraed zeal
may carry their husband, too lar, that is, into
Il l"I tNey think, with reason, that with what.
ever acerbity Ministers might deal t,itlI men.
$'t that they Will he more scrupulous of pull
Hhy caps with the women.--'Ehe very cir
cnhstanCe of their coming ioitll in the man
"Sr theS do, implies the Importance Of the pre-
S,h' posture OF affairs; aud il seems to US not
Tess IMAM Inflammation in Ministers to advise
ne REGENT to no other step than the late
stociamatioG for healing the disorders of
state which tIreateait with fatality. What
eye can read this extraordinary recital with
a. GEAR II France could produce her
JOAN OF ARG in A case OF national emergency
WY need we wonder thar England should he
Hsai,ahIe OF exhibiting similar proofs of female
herOism?
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ENGLISH MINISTRY

'-N'btDTl MIN \.
Some alterations having taken place in tbe
several cbces, composing what is called the
MINISTRY OF the United Kingdom of Great Bri-
tam and Ireland, as well as certain change.
amens the persons. otthe ministers themselves
occasioned by death, resignation. or other
wise, II MAY perhaps be a satisfaction 10 our
reauers OF European intelligence TO receive a
few explanations relating To this subject
.rG!mefIy the Cabinet Ministers, consisted
OF thlrfeen members, and the ministers not of
IN" Cabinet composed also the same number
lie Cabinet now contains fourteen persons
anu lhe other ministers are oniy twelve
WHIST nc otfces which they fill, are yaIi, us
~ modified and changed.
Until lately, neither the Treasurer n tho M
Wy, nor The President of the Board of Trad.
were OF The Cabinei-the offices are now
no,n nhitea IN one person, who is Cabinet mi
, W Tue offices lately filled by minis
.e'S nst Of fhe Cabinet. four are taken aw,y
TWO Secrets ries of the Treasury, the Master
OF me HOLLIS, and one OF the Payn,asters Of
,he FORCES. To the same body are added me
nte on,ee.' OF Lord Nacard, Lord Chamber
n.', maNp ~ ne Horse, Lieut.. Gen Of the
RereHnr " Ld"0
The following is the list as it stood at the
opening oIsthe present Parliament
CABINET MINISTER'S.
Eh'' OF Liverpool, First Lord of the TT ca
Lord Eidon. Lord Chancellor
Eari OF WeStmoreland, Lord Priv Seal.
farl vi Harrowby, President OF the Conn
D. NIScount Sdmomrh, Secretary ofState for
the Home Department. ~
niScOnht Casiiereagh, Foreign Affairs.
EAR Bathurst, Colonies aud War.
III; iion. Nicholas Vansittart, Chancellor of
the EAcheqner "
rally VI '"e Au'ii-
- Earl of MulgraSe, Master General of the
u ri. Hon George Canning, President of the
Board of Control.
III. Hon. Charles Batburst. Ch,nce,lor Of
the Duchy of Lancaster
III. Hon. wellesley Pole, Muster of the MINI.
N. Hon. Frederic John Robinson, Ireasu-
rer OF the Navy and President of the Board of
Trade. '" Vi
=, MINISTERS NOT OF THE CABINET.
Marquis OF CholnonGeIey, Lord Steward
Marquis Of HEREFORD, Lord Chamberlain,
DuKe or MOntrose, Master of the Horse
nisconnt Paimerston, Secretary N War
Forest Vi 'ne
~. Hon. Thomas Wallace,t Vice President
of the Board of Trade. III
Dir Samuel Shepherd, Knight,T ATTORNEY
Sir Robert Clifford. Knight, Solicitor Gene
Earl of Chichester and Marquis of sslisbp.
ryM PaymaSters General.
SIR ttIidebrand Oakes, Bart. Lieut. General
of the OfdOnaHce. u
Ri Hon. William HuskissoD, First Commits
0'""e' " A-"hu he'ehne' Boston Int.
These offices were formerly held nv the Iate u,
Hon. George Rose, and the Earl Of cIancary-Tesuec.
The other Paymaster OF tb. Eorcs, .,, -.
Charles Somerset. ho'"
The successor Of the IT. Hon r. 7 nobiu.o, -,
NOTED TO The Cabinet. P''
Liie SoiicioT General.
V Instead OF the Earl Of Sandwich
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81 nan our SONS Les,ad-d below hn,nan ma
iure our hushaIt.s and little ones clothed IN
rags. aud pining on tl.e face of the earth.
Dear sisters, how coeld You bear to see the
infant at the breast, DRAWN. from Won the
remnant OF our last blood instead of the nou-
r,shment which nature requires-the only sub
Siste"ce iof yourselves being draughl OF cold
water: IL wnuld lac criminal in us TO disguise
any longer the dreadful trnth for im the
,niust OF all these privaiions, if we were TO
hoiu cur peace. the very trees OF the fot est
ana stones ct the valley would Justly cry ont =.
iheSe are "A few OF the consequences result
ing tom the mad career of the Borough
mongefs; war, TO say nothr., of the thousands
anu tens ot thousands that have been slain, the
WIDOWS aiid orphans that have been lett dest-
tue ana unprotected, the hypocritical hire
Ing will blasphemously tell yon, that these
thiiigs are ot Divine ordinance but in vain
does he publish this to reason and common
sense The Great Author of nature makes no
| uiSiiurUon OF persons; the rich aud poor are
all alIke 10 hun, aud surely the forked light
mug Tile awful thunder, the terrible earth
| q"akes and the bowling and flaming volcanoes,
are suihcient to chastise the most obdurate,
| wiihcnt man becoming the oppressor of man
| we close the disgusting scene for Ianyuu 20
would fall infinitely short Of painting the Dor
| trait OF oar woes i'll all their horrible Jefor-
| mites
| In conclusion, we earnestly cntreat Won IN
| come torward-posterity will bless the names
| ihey see enrolled under the banuers of Re
FORM. Remember that all good men were Re
| formers 'n every aye of the world Noah was
| Reiormer; lie warned people of their dam
ger but they paid no attention TO him OF
uiu ~ the like manner. but the deluded
people laughed him TO scoru /; the consequence
was, they were destroyed. All the Prophets
| "eie formers. and also the Apostles so
was the great founder of Christianity. lie Was
me greatest Reformer of all aud if Jesus
| Sh,ist himself was TO come on the earth aeaiC
and TO persist against the Church and State. il,
the same manner he did against the Jewisi,
and Heather nations, his life would assnredIy
be sacrificed by the relentless hands of the Bo.
iousm JudaseS; Tor corruption, tyranny. and
| injustice. have reached their summit. and ths
| brim. ~ '"e
BY order of the committee,
Union Rooms, Manchester. July 20. IsIo
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PROM me- london Morning CAroniele.
The SALE on LOVES
= Bdifad--bg Thomas Jfoo,s Eco.
JTeam'd that In tue Paphian groves
My nets by moon light iaj ing
caught hight OF wanion Loves
Among tbs rose buds PLAYING.
some Jas had LETT their siiV'I, she'll
White so ge were full la feather-
SO pretty lot OF Loves TO self
Were neer yet strung tvzelhsI
Come hny my Lntes,
Come buy my loves
Ne Dabesah rose lipp'd Missssy
Ihey are aew arj bright,
The est 10 light,
For tue coin oftbis Isle Is Kisses.
p'Ist CLoRIs came, With looks sedn,e,
:. The coin on het lips were ready
bay qu'th she, my love by weight,
Full grown, II ynn plea se, aud steady"
" Let mine be light" said Fanny may,
Such lasting t"ys undo one
i,sh, 'i',ie love that will last day,
Tomorrow III sp"rta new one"
Come buy my Loves,
Cuine buy my Loves
We DANES and rose lipp'd AffsseSl
There's some viii keep,
Some light aud cheap
At from ten 10 twenty Kisses.
The learned Prue took a pert young thing,
10 divert her virgin muse with
AUD pinck some times gail from hi. wing
4" mdict her billettonx with
Poor Chloe would give her a well nedr'd pair
Her only eye, ifyou'd aski-
anu Iabtha begged, ord l., 'tlilcss fail
ioI the youngest love III tie basket
Comeb buy my Loves,
Come buy my Loves
VI DANES aud rose ipp'd Misses
There's some will keep
Some light and cheap,
Al rom ten to twenty kisses.
But she was LEFT when Susan came,
one worth them altogether
Al sight of her dear looks Of shame
Tie smiled and prun'd his feather.
She "isl'd the boy-'tN rs more than wLim:
Her ioohs, her siehs, belray'dit-
put Kisses were not enough for HIM,
ist'd heart aud she paid IL
Good bye, my loves,
Good bye, my loves
fwould make You smile to've seen us;
Firsttrad- for this
Sweet hid uf bliss,
And then nurse The boy between usl
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WaMtN q Niknnfion

A eNrLE MAN, accustomed To farming :-he would
iii, as oyefseer on plantation within Elk or
uinenials Of good character. Application TO he mad.
n this Office. 'Pr'S ~ W NC ""Se
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ChGsc's Patent Printing lar I!aa.Gse,oyy.
RiCHMONn. VIRGINIA

Chdsc'S Patent Printing lar I!aa..Cre,oyy
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA
MANUEL CHASE Lenders his sincere thanks 10 "A.
rtheis oi the Uhiteu States. aud parIcniafi, those
o. Richmond, for the liberal encouragement he has
heretofore received and begs leave to inform them Thai
after his long study aud praciice ia the busnsss ~,
upwards Of 10 years. he Is nov prepared 10 G,I,i,h
PRINTING INK suited to all climates and s,a,ons
warranted not to face, change nor NIB of bni M I"
It's color forever, and work aud wash sasy ThiS I'M
s"nished wholesale and RETAIL of different co,ors and
Of the following qualities > 80
SsSsrAPI:n' ' iNK mos. l. S@a
COPPER PLATE: INK.
There Is perhaps comp IN the ans ba,
more auehuon, knowledge and skill than the nianu,sc
m,ih. "i printing Ink and The credit Of printer alter
az Tue care and attention lie has paid to his
often ruined BY the article OF which br mann
"''"'' "'u'se" SHOWS not ,be chemical qualities.
~ RECOMMENDATIONS.
We the under signed, tbcug printers Of Boston New
Lohoon, Albany, the city Richmond &c a., ,,,,,,
'ne ink manufactured by the Messrs Chasrs
III every respect equal AZ not superior 10 any we have
ever used, either OF English or AMERICAN ,nanua,ir
s OF very h'gs color, distributes extremely we'll
anu Is remarkable for its permanent and uucLano.,hl
qualities We do not hesitate L, recommend 10 ne
several printers of the United States
t,lis,s s 4 s,ebbins, Manning & Lorine
hiunds, j. Belclier, J, * a. W. Park, Russell 4
e em;i.f, i. o. w1it Co. ST.. Armstrong, John
n,iot.Jr Samuel G. Sueliing, Eleazer q. H,use
VI i'iiam Burdck ~ "'"'e'
Ner, L,JnndSmmCady & Green, Samuel Green.
atoany-C. r. X @. Webster, John Barber
LdHstng61rgh-S. Tracy.
Iroy-"iight, WILDER * StockweIl.
LHdso"-uarry Crosweil, AshbeI Stodd,,d
f"chmond-Wm. w. Gray, John Warrock Auru.,ina
DAVIS, Du-Nai, TIueheart * Co. Shepherd and
"'P"'. a. committee Of the Printers or Boston on
.r, Ms LHE, az their meeting Of dpyii =. 1910
rue comtee have frequently ed their attention
o ohy httlas OF Its quality, but their inquiries
especns the stability ofhe manufactures in this yici
my ana report, as the result their researctes that
cue INK manufactured by Sir. Henry Chase appears 10
.sI1 20 pe q" mnch better quality, both Tor book as
20 ne"sp"pei printing, than any other description
81 iuk manufactured IN America and that -ncourr..d
Sis m'anntaslory promises 10 beusefHI.
huua copy oil the records. y. FRANCIS Sec'y
II me SITUATION OF the above manufactnry ia sncI
hk can he sent TO any part OF the United States
on tne shoftestnotce Every order will be punctaIiy
10, ana Tue smallest favor gratefully know
eueeu, ny your humble servant, SAMUEL CHASE
or Charles whiilock agent for the Printing Ink Mann
factory, Richr,nnd. Sent pa an .ar, ~
fElliION will be presented TO the nex Leg
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GENUINE BULL Among The letters
lately arrived by IA vessel from Ireland,
there was one with the following direc-
ton -
t" | ord Ter that this letter is net to be open
ed until J. b. reads itw
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Wa De sold, on tweIre months Crcc7;i

WaH De Soid, on tWeire months CreClif.
a Dndle's Ferry, in King Il Queen count, on Yhnrs
ddy, me 3Oth Of September, agrreaby to a decree
81 The court Of said county, NINE SLAVES 10 x,t
ul men three women and two girls amongs ST them is
soon iha'e want aud good female cook. Bonds
VITA sood security will lie repaired blythe
aug. ~. So. wtds COMMIySIDNERc
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Some of the enterprising merchants of
OHIO, contemplate sending Steam Boats.
with cargoes OF Kentucky and Ohio pro-
ductions, direct 10 the West India islands.
particularly Cuba. and to reiuyn will no
csrgoes, without touching at n. Orleans.
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fEiitIoN will be presented the nexi rpisIsure
PRAYING that law may be passed TO divorce Eliza
peln whlte from her husband, James White, OF The
1""Ht} W turnover. SNs
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( 1mnNC Ekf....At 'sonihiy cnurt held for H.
county OF Lancaster: az :.r courlhonse ,isr, '"e
"T Ts, The l9ih LAY OF July, 1915 '"''s0' 0"
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LOSS OF THE FAWN
captain Austin Of ship Fawn las arrived
Boston. aud gives Tie following sta tement =


Bosfen, and gives Tie following statement -
| Ship Fawu sailed from Mocha. 18th March
| IN co with brig Syreu of Newburyport, and
was subsequently joined by ships Emily. of
Baltimore, and Isabella of Calcutta, in order
70 protection against pirates. On the night
OF me 2o'h Match. the Fawn struck OIL a s.loaI
OH ihe AbysSinian Coast, which was not laid
down III the charts of either vessel The Sv-
I rn hacked oil without any apparent damage.
ne fawn IN being to leeward. in a very un-
favorable position, lacked off, but struck
AGAIN while in the act of wearing and every
eXeitIon to save her proved nbortive-a
stTo1g gale was blowing, and soon increased
htI Iore ana mLzZen masts were cat away to
| preVehi her biigiug +; hut Notwithstanding
every eHeriion at the pumps, she filed AS
soon as the sale subsidized her boats returned
10 Moc:a, procured several lighters. with
N!,c" apnnt one sixth OF the cargo was saved
"i.h stores. and part Of their provisions
Tie Fayrn had sustained so much DAMAGE
~ was impracticable 10 beave her off during
tne southern NonsoOns, or to repair her in
lhat inhospiiable region she was therefore
apahuahed NO lives were lost and her crew
with The effects saved embark ed on board The
Syren for Boston, Emily for LeshOrn. and
isabella for Bombay, which vessels sailed
from Mocha, on the 18th Of April, under con-
Teignmouth ~
The Arabian sea was mnch infested with
pirates from the Persian Gulf. who had
committed horrid depredations. They cruized
'phhuioHS' anu ndU IdnUeU ana carried
on AN immense booty from Barbary Oh the
nirIcan Coast, about the last of November
PREVIOUS to the arrival oftII Emily and Syren,
large pTivateer anchored in Mocha Roads
without the reach Of the Batteries ami cut two
valuable vessels ont of the Road and was pro-
ceeIing to sea with them. BY the requeSt Of
the Governor, the Fawn assisted bv the Ocaiu
captain BuTnlam, and the Melanfho of Lon
non interfered TO suPprc. her depreciation.
unfortunately before they could be conIpelIed
TO give mp the prize, one of them was sunk hy
ne shot from the ships: She surrendered to tie
ShlpS ana was given up to the Goverfo! with
her otlcers and crew, who were kent i'm irons
uniII liberated by The Imnlan, on giving secu-
rIty tor future good behaviour. This vessel
was IN small port above MocAa, when the
convoy sailed.
lhe Fawn was nOre than five months pro-
and high
The only survivor of the crew of the shin
Essex, was at Mocha. He had been induced
ny Tear OF interest to become a Mussulman.
aud was engaged in voyage for Hamid Ac-
aril, who cut off the Essex. His name was John
faul' ana he did not appear to be unhappy,
or 10 manifest much desire to return TO his
native country. NJ. r.
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1,, commissioners once, Ricbmond Jniy 2s Islo
re TptcS Interested arc desired IL take 1otjcs
.""' Hdpe dppoiHfed The 25fk DRY OF Ocfob,, ,s,
Jor commencing The accounts direcfcd Gv Inc t,JG
naeI-on "h!c| dep ar G'cicck, 4 IN. mo-, ",s
20 atten9 ar ny Office ia his citv NTH iLr
accounts and rcaceTs ready Jo,, 49,.
..-MeN-: 20, 1850 John BRICE II