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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-15
Music.

Music.
following late publication just re.
j. REMEDY &. SON.
Progressive Sonalas by Cam
Bird Waltz
Take this Rose
In far distant cline
Blue eyed Mary
Aud Lang Syne
Mrs. Mcdonald (variations)
Guitar Dance
Battle of Salamanca
Nothing true but Heaven
Soldiers Bride
Copenhagen Waltz
Machere Annie
To sigh, yet feel no fain
The SUN his bright ray
Remberg's Airs No
Serenade Waltz and Ronde
This Blooming Rose
, Hail Columbia (new set(
Rosy Anne
Swiss Waltz
Stantz Waltz
Complete sets Of Riley's melodies
Beauties of the Flute aud Minstrels
Lays and Evening Companion
Wragg's improved Flute Preceptor with
Ga original Duets, from the I2ih London edi-
ton; the most approved books for the piano
forte, violin, flute, clarionet. aageolet and
bassoon. A great variety of other songs and
pieces for the piano forte, &c.
Music paper OF the best quality
Blank music books bound in various forms
Smith &, Little's Psalmody.
november Is cost
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-15
For New-Orleans.

.- To SAIL .froa. Baltimore the eOh Dec.
mn The superior New York built ship
49, TRITON, capt. Jenkins This yes
sci has an elegant and commodious cabin :;
and can handsomely accommodate one hun
dred passengers in the Storage. The capt.
is well acquainted with the trade--and it is
intended that he shall be punctual as to the
time fixed on for sailing. For further partl-
culars apply to w. SMITH,
Georgetown, or
JAS. CREIGHTON & Co. Baltimore.
nov % l9D
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fP Notice.

nIFFICULTIES arising from the nature
- OF the following work, the publisher has
been compelled to remove to Philadelphia
tor the better execution Of his plan. The
editorial department has in consequence fal.
len into other hands. Mr.. ALIENS present
engagement rendering itimpossible to super.
intend il 10 another city. The fiends and
relations OF the different signers 10 the Decla.
a'ionof Independence are therefore request
ed to direct their fsvprs 10 the publisher, No,
443, Market-street, Philadelphia.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-15
Tie Subscriber,

FINDING il necessary to close his BUSH
2 ness, in order to collect bis debts, re-
quests all whose accounts have over run the
usual credit. 10 make Immediate payment,
as no further indulgence can be given.
The business in future will be crnl,icted
under the firm OF HENRY C. SLADE Il CO.
at the old stand, who is fully authorised 10
make collections, &c.
nov 8 diff CHARLES SLADE.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-15
Nautical Almanacs for 1920
and 81.

pOWDiTCH'S navigator
ID Bluni's coast pilot
Shipmaster's assistant
Seamens journals
Cargo books
Mercantile and shipping blanks.
A general assortment of charts, mathemal
tical Instruments, sipgiy and in cases, of all
prices-Gunter's scales and dividers-Day
and night MISUNDERSTANDING glasses OF
various sizes-pocket perspective glasses
with eight draws--silver and plated specta-
chs. TO. sale by
NOV Is diff ]. KENNEDY & SON.
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Samuel w ard & Go.

HAVE commenced the mandatory of
IL cabinet work, also of turning and
carving, at the shop Of Joseph Spear, deceas-
ed. Having purchased the stock and tools
OF the decedent and large stock on hard,
they fater themselves that, byattentlon and
industry, they can furnish as good and as
cheap OF every description, as any person in
the District of Columbia.
They haze on hand and for sale,
elegant mahogany sIdeboards, carved
sci do tables, 3 in set
3 set DO round ends, in a set
10 mahogany dining tables, square
s Pembroke do
bureaus mahogany
10 beisteads of different kinds,
light stands, wash stands,
cribs, sofas. &c.
.1lso,
1000 feet Mahogany in board and
Plank Turning and cur,lhg done at the
shortes; notice, and any other bu mess in
their line s, WARD.
Oct 26 ENDCH LEWIS.
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John Ramsay

HAS imported in the ships Boston, captain
i Finlay, &. Potomac, captain Bradford
direct from Liverpool. handsome assert
ment of
Fall and Winter Goods,
which are now opening, and offered for
sale on accommodating terms.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-15
Henry C. Slade e. Co.

Henry Z. Slade e Go.
HAVE received by ship Boston, part OF
L Il their fall importation of
H.1RDW.iRE & CUTLERY.
The residue is daily expected, which
together with their former stock, renders
their assortment extensive they have like
wise on hand,
Bar. hoop and sheet iron
Blister'd, Crowley, German g. cast steel
Anvils, vices aud bellows
Cut and wrought nails
Shovels and spades
Cooking, Franklin, box g. ten plate stoves,
Also,
Cordage and cotton seine Irvine, &c. &c.
nov. S Jtt
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For Charleston or Savannah.

~SAN The packe: schr ELIZA, H.Weeks,
.SS&master; burthen about 500 bbls. she
is very superior and fast sailing vessel, and
will be ready 20 load in three days Apply to
nov 90 JOHN Fl. LADD q Co
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Sugar, Coffee, Hemp, 65e.

Sugar, Coffee, Hemp, e5e.
IENlE cargo of the schoo,er New Packet,
Z Snow, from Boston, for sale by
WIN FOWLE 4. CO.
20 hhds. ofSt. Croix sugars Of sup. quail.
lzo hh!s.tnnscoyado do ofgoodsquality
1000 lbs. coffee
II tors irA quality St. Petersburg hemp
70 bolts Russia duck
70 casks nails OF different sizes
10 casks inseed or
An invoice of siIt goods, consisting of
case Maxim ciapes
9 do sewing silh. assorted colors
j do sarsenetts 90
8 do levantine shawIs do
All OF which were particularly selected in
Canton, and are of superior quality.
.4tso. for sale,
The cargo OF schr. Seneca, capt. Winslow,
from Portland
81 bbls. muscovado sugar
bids. retailing molasses
10000 feet merchantable clear lumber
500 bushels potatoes.
Bryan Hampson e Go.
al ~ - vi MAUI, dHu OIer IOT sale
IL 30 hhds y 100 bbis LIST 4. Cd quality
hluscovado sugars
so hkds. bright molasses
50 DO Jamaica and Antigua rum
20 bags prime green coffee
4 pipes London part. Teneriffe wine
10 do Sicily Madeira do
80 quarter casks Malaga do
A cases London mustard containing
pound 4. half pound cannisters
9 hhds. English alum
1900 lbs. madder
a few tons patent shot. assorted sizes
While lead in kegs
1000 lbs. bees wax
$3.50 80 s s":3s'' si ii"s ''0" |sALr
400 tons plaster.
With general assortment of groceries
and a Constant supply Of the best family
flour. september 81
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For Boston & Portland.

N& The schr. ROLLA, capt. Pettee
I5Gs'a a,as part OF her cargo engaged, the ba-
Tn i've Would be taken as freight on reasooa.
Wv 'e''ns' Apply as above Nov IA
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-15
PROPOSALS
by Joseph NJ sanderson,
For Publishing By Subscription,
A Biography oftle Signers
OF THx
Declaration Of Independence,

Accompanied with Plates.
To which will be annexed a History of the
Proceedings of Congress, during the passage
OF the Law, and the Declaration itself, with
the fac smile Engravings of the Signatures.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-15
For Boston.

For Boston,
.SSG TIE regular trading BRIG 7 ACTOR,
Sszstl{ f. Halves, master sal c3rs nen
loading in three days, and taxa ONE freight
and passengers, for which she has elegant
accommodations. Apply to
w. FOWLE g. Co.
Hho have reccipsd per said br,g
1910 bolts first quality Russia duck
Coco III green coffee
$50 casks nails and brads ass'd sizes
900 bbls No beef
400 bags Liverpool salt
60 tons plaster paris
100 realms wrapping Paper
For Amsterdam,
,.s&M The superior brig SALLY, Isaac
sass.s4S Berry, master; wilt he here in few
days to load for the above port. She is first
rate vessel, and has half her cargo engaged.
$50 hhds. ot tobacco will be taken on freight
on moderate terms. Apply as above.
nov l6
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For Freight,
xaN The schr. ELIZABETH, Theo-
n.y. philes Berry, master; burthen $50
b6is she is an excellent vessel, and il fair
proportion can be obtained in freight to the
West Indies we can provide the residue,
and1o recommend The master as ccnsignee.
Apply TO JOHN II, LADD Y Co.
Who offer for sale ahoat,
1900 bushels Liverpool coarse salt
% TONS plaster
100 boxes Muscatel raisins
leo do bloom do
2 bales 1st and 9dqual hops
leases boots bootees and shoes of various
sizes and qualities which make with those
before receiyed) the assortment very com
nlete. hoy q
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For Freight,
For Newburyport,

For Newburyport,
sSN The schr. John HOWARD, Bymes,
'lSSs&.master. For freight of goo barrels,
apply to JOHN II LADD :. Co.
Who offer for sale,
Said Schrs'. cargo, consisting Of Mackerel,
No. 4. 9, in bbls. and halves
kegs tongues and sounds
boxes No. and chocolate
boxes shoes, mats cassia
barrels vinegar, potatoes
beets, carrots onions
cranberries a1d apples. nov IL
For Freight,
EsT The schr FOURBROTHERS, A.
sSkaS Burgess, master; burthen 500 bbls !;
she will take freight 10 the West Indies or a
southern port. Apply TO
A. ADAMS, Central wharf
Who offers for sale her cargo consisting Of
% NJ lumber
40 bbls, n. f. rum
25 do. gin
90 do. mackerei
90 boxes chocolate
80 rearns wrapping paper
3chests Hyson tea
10 bbs. beef
80 boxes candles Nov. Is
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v.SrkR ARRANGEMENT
0f The stenm-boat Washington

of The STEAMBOAT Wdshlngt0h.
vgyIJE steam boat Washington will COM
mence her winter arrangement on Fri
d,r morning. the 18th inst. and run as fol-
nws.-Leave Washington, at 3 A. NJ. stop
.. Uex,ndria about 6 O'Clock arrive in Po-
,a =, mn, Creek IN the afternoon the passen-
lows n 90 on to Fredericksburg that evening.
PsHTDing, leaves Potomac Creek the next
r,oro,oy. when the passengers arrive from
T-.jcricksburr. In this manner the boat
will run down on the one day and retura on
'''' ~" CHARLES WALKER, Captain.
nov II
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liverpool Salt. aaoat.


ENNE THOUSAND bu. Liverpool coarse
:, salt; 5000 do blown salt, the cargo Of
C'e Dry Mary, capt. Loring-for sale by
WIN. FOWLE, & Co.
HRo haze also for sale,
n he cargo ct bng Pay Master, captain
fflnCe, lion st. Johns Of
2lo tons plaster
hhds West India rum
A!so, The cargo of the schr Rolla, captain
fHIee' ct loo tons plaster
and the cargo of schr Planet, Prince, of
$50 tons plaster.
Landing from the sloop William &. Mary,
capt, German, from New-York
oops Isl quail Russia D,,,
% Go do Baven'sS N'A
For freight,
re The brig MARY, David Loring,
\F9N master; carries 26oo bbIs -four or $50
iisaTsSsat tobacco; is a good vessel, and can
&c ready Tor cargo in few days.
Also, for Freight.
,A45 The new brig PAY-MASTER
~ Prince, master; burthen about
''00 barrels, a drst late vessel.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-13
AWFI1I. CALAMITY

NORFOLK, April Owe perform truly
painful task in announcing the occurrence Of
another AND most destructive fire which has
laid considerable portion of our town in
ruins. The desOlation commenced on w edues.
day night last about 10 o'clock, in wooden
kitchen attached to DR.. Martins medicine
store and dwelling, on Main street, aud is
supposed TO have originated inthe caTelessuess
OF some of the servants Us leaving a lighted
torch sticking in the weather boarding IL
was not discovered until the flames had maUs
such progress as to battle every effort TO cheer
them, and in little time they communicated
TO the dwelling, and also TO the rear of the two
adjoining buildings on each side of il. Tue
building adjoining Dr. Martins, on the East
side, was the one so long knownby the appslia.
ton Of Ronrk's Hotel, which was tlieB unieUsnt-
ed, and the next beyond that being an elevated
fire proof house Owned and occupied by Mr..
George Whiteas glass q china store) formed
a barrier TO the fiery element, and stayed ils
prOgfessin that direction, while itmetwltlI no
interruption OF the West side, the houses
being either entirely built OF wood or having
slIincled roofs until il reached The cotucf
Of Talbot street, wheu il was proyideutislly
prevented from extending in that direction ,
every house however Oh East side of Talbot
street, wilh the exception OF Alr. Joseph Van
hOlt's dwelling, (Which owed It's preservation
10 a slated roof wss either consumed of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-13
MAIL ROBBERS.

We learn that the three Mail Robbers
tried al Trenton, have been acquitted of
that part of the charge, which would con-
denim them 10 be hung, viz. perpeiratng
the robbery "by putting the life of The dr-
yer in jeopardy :" they have, however,
been convicted of robbiDg tile Mail, the
punishment for which is Imprisonment
not exceeding ten gears. Frank Ga<.
ANOTHER MAIL ROBBER.
For len days past, the IYiikesba,re and
Edstom Mails have come 10 this OfficewiiI,
letters taken from them, and after a de-
tention on the road for some days. Some
mails from Wilkesbarre, had not been re-
ceived. This led 10 suspicion that the
robbery must have been at some of The
offices between this place and EastOn. [
accordingly mentioned The subject 10 Mr..
Bailey, agent for the General Post Office,
with request that he would proceed on
that route 10 ascertain where The robbery
was committed. On his first journey he
discovered il 10 be on this side Of Doyles-
town, and on his second journey (yes,er-
day. he was so fortunate as TO detect the
person,
1t Is not thought proper al this time to
communicate to the public more fully on
this subject. Ii is requested, however,
that those persons, who within fortnight
past, have sent letters by mail, containing
money, from EaStOn or WiikeSbarye, will
advise the Post Master al Philadelphia of
the same. RICHARD BACHE, Pm.
Philadelphia, April 8, 1919.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-13

with any nation? Their reply to that was,
that they had found the Spanish flag OF board
him, and Immediately ordered him into the
boat with the crew. Captain s. then asked
them ii they could not have their clothes
and was answered ihey might have their
clothes, but the boat was in such leaky
state, il was useless to take them, the boat
then being nearly half tull OF water; but each
took few OF ms clothes and commenced bail
ing the boat. when one of The officers ordered
the boat 10 be cast oil from tie side, another
officer slept up and or0ered the boat to hold
on until the water could he Lailed out of her,
and he would stand nearer into the land I;
when, IN short time after, an officer declared,
with his sword drawn, if they did not shove
off, lie would cut the painter-wheu they were
Obliged 10 push oil, with two hands row ing
and the res, baiiiag, to keep her from sinking,
and with much difficulty reached The shore !;
the boat sinking as soon as she reached the
snrt-but all hands got safe on shore, where
they were taken posse ssion by guard on
the beach, and marched from ihesce 10 the
Moal town, and from thence 10 Cape Henry,
(HaytD under as many restrictions, and with
as much formality as though they themselves
had been pirates--where they were taken
before his grace the due de Marneiade, the
governorof the place, and from thence TO the
baron de dH Puy, who directed them to one
OF the coffee houses in the place, where thew
might find some of then friends.
This pirate was felucca rugged, and appa.
renily about so or 30 tons, aud sailed fast ,
with complement, TO appearance of about 30
men-could perceive one gun amidships--
those men that came on board the schooner,
spoke French, English and Spanish; the OFF,
GERS were mulattos, the crews blacks, princi-
paily, and captain ). suppOses them all TO be
Spaniards. After capture, the felncca and
prize both stood to windward. AT the time
the sch'r was captured, there wers two other
vessels In sight, one ahead, the other astern
The foregoing is correct in all its parficu-
culars. PETER SOUTHCOMB.
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MORE pInAcv

u.
PHILADELPHIA, April G.-Passengers in the
sctr. Hannah, Rice, from Cane Henry. (IIayi0
captain Peter Soutbcomb and Brother of the
schT Contradiction, of Baltimore. from Aux
Cayes bound TO Baltimore. with a cargo Of cof
Zee "hlch VesSeI was captured Oh the 2ith Feb.
,ast, by PIrate selucca rugged, between Cape
Nicholas Mole aud Cape Nave (Cuba. /
captain ,. Informs, that he was boarded BY
Inem under nag totally unknown TO him.
Ihey brought with them Spanish flag, which
was secretly conveyed below, which they
hah1eu upon deck, under pretence of its hav.
ing Deeb FOUND on board the Contradiction,
ana immediately demanded the papers belong.
ing 10 that Sag. When capt. $. said he knew
nothing OF tina flag, and had no other papers
than those he had already given them, he
Was answered by them il was sans cereHonie
and immediately hauled down the Spanish flag
at the naintoprnasthead-at the same tim the Y
hauled down the flag on board the felucca. and
hOisted the Spanish flag on board her. They
then edlaway on the Contradiction, * stood in
for the Platform. Three officers and eight
men from the pirate were then on board the
e.. the former armed with pistols and cutlas.
SEES, the latter with kuves--when they took the
grindstone and commenced sharpening their
knives, the officers ~ the same time primes
their pistols. At this period, captain s. and
crew, and Mr.. Green, a passenger amounting
to six ~ number, expected immediate death
The first that captain :. knew after this
was. they ordered the boat cleared away and
got out. That beiHg done, the crew of the
Contradiction were ordered into her. Capt
s. then asked them what they nieant, OF
whether Ties the Americans) were at wal
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-13

treatment oil persons OF foreign nations who
may be found III arms opposed to the royal
authority in South America, i enclose copy
in Spanish, which will render it unnecessary
for NE TO say more about it but il Is spoken
OF here as a measure winch indicates nothing
more than the state OF desperation OF the regal
cause in Souih America some however say
that il is meant chiefly TO intimidate adventu-
rers from our states but others believe that
il is equally directed against England; the
measure is attributed to the marquis Casa
Yrujo, who has asated nothing OF his almost
" against the United States. But there are
persons even here who shrug their shoulders
and say that al a game otihis kind dorse tdnto
in anci,o come en- idrgo-wbicb means as much
AZ, that theym may get" 1t Re'cidad for their Oil
rer." Aurord.
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SOuTH AMERICA

The information from this quarter Of the
globe is interesting IN The highest degree. The
fall of Lima, which Is announced by an arrival
at Charleston, and the consequent Junction Of
Peru TO the Patriot cause, is completely deci.
sIye of the fate OF South America. New Gre.
NADIA has probably ere this followed the exam.
pie OF Peru, aud nothing will then remain TO
Spain of her possessions there. but Venezuela
and Mexico. Bolivar and MOIillo have long
before this commenced the campaign in the
former province, uuder the happiest auspices
for the Patriots. The tide Of patriotism roll.
OF victory aud enthusiasm, will, before another
year, lnundsie Mexico, aud sweep from the
southern constituent every vestige OF Spanish
dominion. Bneuos Ayres appears To be acqnir
ing stability iD its government. kevoln-
lions aad public tumnl;s have subsidized under
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-13

The French Chamber Of Peers was EN-
ployed IN the discussion of a proposition
tor altering the existing election law.
Some alarm appeared TO prevail IN the
public mind AT Paris, in consequence Of
this discussion.
The King of France was transacting
business with his ministers, receiving am
bassadors, dc. III "a way winch clearly
shews that the reports of his illness are un-
founded.
The account Of a second attempt at
insurrection in Valencia, was with ioun-
datiOn.
The report of the committee Of the
Windsor establishment, was brought up
into the House of Commons, and agreed
To- by Il large majority t. $4,000 is allow
ed for the establishment: f 10, 245 annui-
ties to the late Queens servants, and
flO,OOO tn the Duke of York, for the
care of his Majesty's person.
The duke d'Aumoni, first gentleman
Of the Kings Chamber, is appointed Go
vernon of The 9Th military division of
(Marseilles.)
Our Liverpool Correspondent, under
date of March |, gives the following pri-
ces and remarks :--Polashes, 4S 52s (;
Pearl, So a So Quercitron Bark, l6 10 /;
Upland Cotton, If i6d; New Orleans
la l79 (; Sea Island, ID IA SIS: Flaxseeh,
rs a 74> Sweet Flour, 40 a 42s Sour do.
81 81; Turpentine. ID u las Cd Tar,
Is "a i6; Pitch. 2 Resin. 8: Rice, A a
As; Wheat, 10 a 10 6d HID. Slaves. is
f22; Bbl. ~ ELS /: Pipe, % so ;
James River leaf faded Tobacco, Al ;
Rappahannock, a 81.
Ashes are without inquiry, and prices
decliaing-No demand for barks--The
sales of cotton during the last week "a
mount to. 1000 bags, at decline of half
from the quotations Of The previous week /;
market very heavy, and looking down
Although eur ports are shut, -four is dull
and declining in price-Nothing doing
i'll naval stores-Rice without aay inqui-
ry--Wheats OF heavy sale-No demand
for staves-Our quotations for Tobacco
must be considered as quite nominal, no
thing doing in the market.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-13

The attcnlisn of unemployed military
Net here, had been turned to South A
merica; but the reports Of the French of
fcers who veutured iuio the service Oft the
independents, have all been of so unfa-
yorable cast, that few would now be
tempted by any PROMISES.
PARIS, Feb. s.-'rhe dispatches which
Tie Ambassador Of Russia at Paris has
received from his Court, express, il is
said, dissatisfaction al the late change
in the Ministry. IL would appear from
these reports, that the Emperor Alexan-
der was sensibly affected with the resig-
nation of the Duke of Richelieu. lis
majesty, nevertheless, could not but
know, that II depended on the Duke him.
self, whether he would resign, or cent?
nue. al Tie head OF new ministry Of his
own seiecilon.-al Lame is said once 10
have intended 10 have published a pam
pblet on the late change of Ministry,
but he has now abandoned his inten ION.
The last accounts from Berlin state.
that Baron Humboldt had refused the
Ministry which had been created for him.
Ii Is probable that the conditions under
which it was offered did not meet his
views.
iRUN, lSpain,) Jan. 24.--The officers
OF ali ranks WHO serve i'm the different re-
giments intended to be sent 10 America,
had received orders SOM time since To
join their corps without delay 4; some of
them, I'm no haste To conform 10 this or
der, remained at Madrid they have lust
been struck off the list oil The army, and
replaced Immediately.
Count d'Abisbal has succeeded in es.
fablisbng the strictsst discipline among
the regiments assembled ia the Isle of
Leon and the Bay Of Cadiz, and in other
paris OF Anialnsia, Tor The purpose of
being embarked. The desertion has ell.
ilrely ceased, aud The troops show good
disposition and much devotedness TO the
service for which they are intended. The
number of those nov in environments. i'm
expectation Of orders To depart, amount
10 900 or $4,000 men bnt they will
be augm enied by several baitaions now
en- the march from different quarters TO
JON them. Madrid enjoys the most per-
icct tranquility.