Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-11-09
BALrIMoRE. Nov. 9.
Extract to The Editor Of the Patriot, dated
81. Thomas, l2th October, 1919.

Extract to The Editor of the Patriot, dated
81. Thomas, l2ih October, 1919.
BY the present conveyance / have
merely time to enclose you the printed
account of the recent hurricane, with a
correct list of the vessels cast away.
We had an arrival this morning from
Margaritta, by which we learn that the
Island has la!terIy been very sickly ;
a1nongst the number of victims to the pre-
yailing fever, are Generals English and
I Sandusky. General Devereux had not
arrived. From Angostura information
had been received that Arismendi had
effected revolution 10 the government
Of that place, and that General Ordinate
was marching in force to oppose him
The Brutus, Venezuelan brig, is TO-
tally lost at Nevis /; the Admiral Brion
Is dismasted at Five Islands, or the
4 Saints. In haste, am, &c.
F. S.-Since writing you this morning,
j have been enabled to collect further par
ficulars concerning the late Revolution at
Angostura. 1t is certain that Zaer, late
Vice-President of the Venezuelan Re-
public, has been deposed, and that Arts
/ nnendi has been elected; or more properly
speaking, appointed president 10 the room
of Bolivar. How these dissensions viii
end, it is impossible to hazard conjec.
flre, but fear the worst consequences
from such state of anarchy and confu.
sion.
Accounts from ST. Jago de Cuba Of
i September %, state, that small schoon.
CT was fitted out at Biami, (about &c
leagues distanD with crew Of Al men, tc
capture the pirates off that port. She
cell in with aud gave battle to boat hav'
ing "a men we'll armed.
After desperate rencontre the crew o
The boat succeeded in capturing the
achooner. The captain of the piratica
boat was the renowned Mitchell. In the
action he had men killed-the schr. q
hiiled-l2 jumped overheard, (part o
whom perished.)
NEw-YoR Nov. 8.
Capt. Bovine, Of the packet ship Cour
Ter, arrived last night, brings London pa
pers of the 18th Of Sept. and Liverpoo
OF the LIST ut
The present situation Of England ap
pears to be extremely perturbed and haz
ardous. The Radicals are unremitteG il
heir efforts TO spread spirit OF disquiet
slde throughout the country; and it il
said, that, in Carlisle, there are more
iban two thousand of the party, who are
baily drilling and preparing themselves
for state Of civil war. 1t is mentioned
That, at meeting Of the Common Hall il
London on the goth Of September, con
/ Fened for the purpose Of electing Mayor
Ior the ensuing year, much disorder ant
confusion prevailed. The celebrated
Hunt was present and took conspicuou
part 10 the disturbance Of the day. Th,
| lord Mayor and the Aldermen and civi
officers were driven from their seats, ant
bis lordship retired from the meeting
through a private door Of the building
mo election had taken place, nor was thu
y disorder Of the meeting terminated, wheI
the evening papers Of the day we're pub
Iished.
{ The Yellow Fever, it is said, has ex
i tended to the shipping at Cadiz, and has
caused further delay of the sailing Of TIL
Grand Expedition for South America. II
lhe Isle of Leon, there died Of the fever
rom the lst TO the Goth Of August, 10!
/ persons; 392 recovered, and 723 wer
aewly attacked. From the goth, the da'
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