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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-12-11

Tor | ckets. The present Lottery holds out the
greatest indictment to adventures of any evtr yet
published, having the greatest number Of high
prizes and less than two blanks TO prize. Hav-
ing made arrangements with the Manager (and be-
ing the only agent 10 this State the subscriber will
receive the daily lists of the drawing, which ma y
De examined gratis by all persons purchasing tick
cts OF him; and all prizes sold by him will be pub
iisbed IN the Portland papers. Cash advanced on
prizes a. soon as drawn. Present price of Tickets,
Wholes 3f4- Quarters S3,75-Eighths 5i,88-
sixteenths Sf-but will rise a. the drawing D ro-
gresses.
And although il may appear strange that more
than four thousand dollars has been received by
mail enclosed 10 many hundreds of letters, (aIl Of
which has been promptly answered, } not one has
been (which proves the fidelity 4 good manage
ment 10 our Post-ofices. All letters by mail (post
paid punctuay attended TO and every informa-
lion communicated gratis by NJ. DAVIS.
Dec. !. 4gent for the Stale Of Maine.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-12-11

~ - person DESTROYS Of loaning s 1000 on good
personal security upon Mortgage for
rsmoer Of years, may hear Of an opportunity by
['t""ins OF the Editor Of he Gas, tie.
Iort'and, Nov. 18Th 1921.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-12-11

TO THE LADIES.
RIA GRAY. informs the public that he has
Il employed first rate workman from London
at the gentlemen and ladies fashionable, ornameu-
tai
Hair Uorking Business,
and that he manufactures Ladies, BANDS,
BRAlDS, CURLS and FRlZZETTS--and gen.
tlemen's WIGS and SCALPS, in the most fash
ionable stile.--The commands of Ladies will be
promptly attended to, or if they prefer it, they
will be waited upon at their houses.
lEFOld dresses repaired al the shortest notice.
e~sCash given for human Hair Of the first quail
ty.
lie has several specimens Of work already man.
ufactured, which the public are invited to exam
ine.-.Any work not answering the Recommended
hon may be returned.
lie continues TO carry on the
Bdrber'S Business.
at his shop near the Hay Scales, in all its various
branches with neatness and despatch, and in a
style not TO be equa::ed except by the best work.
men. If. Portland, Oct. %.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-12-11

j. Il K. HOOIH,
Fore-Street. Head Of Iagrahanl's Wharf,
HAVE FOR SALE,
E7M chests and half chests
wv Hyson, Young Hyson 4 EAS.
and Souchong
20 hhds. ". I. RUM-25 hhd.. \. L DO
40 do. Molasses,
2 pipes G. Brandy,
do. II. Gin-26 bbls. A. Gin.
10 casks Malaga Wine,
do. Lisbon do.
90 bbls. and bags Sugar Loaf & Lump do.
20 do. clear 90 do. prime do.
10 do. Mess do.
$50 bbls. No. 3 Mackerel,
500 quintals Of Cod and scale Fish.
80 boxes dpt Candles,
10 casks Raisns- 10 bags Pepper.
bags Pimento,
200 lbs. Cassia Nv 1000 lbs Coffee.
100000 American Cigars-boxes Spanish do.
10 casks Powder,
1000 lbs. Shot-20O lbs. Starch.
bbls. Ginger-Bengal Indigo,
Bladders Snuff,
20 kegs characterization s Wool Cards,
dozen Shovels
20 boxes by 10, & Y by 8 Glass.
4d ID Cd 81 1Od I'D and god cut Nails.
Together with a general assortment Of
Hard and H0IoW Hare.
Portland, Nov. IS. CIV.
SELLING OFF STOCK
EDWARD FARLEY. intending 10 leave
Portland. offers for sale, at No. 10. En-.
change Street, handsome assortment at
Hard Hare, Plated s. Brit0naia
GOODS,
- Ill "A
Porftrnd, Sept rs ~
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-05
To Rent,

~ On reasonable terms. nea, brick
STE HOUSE, on Water street. with a
ssssi good garden. and pump o; excel.
@S.l lent soft water. suitable for small
genteel family. Inquire OF
WILLIAM YEATES.
8 mo Is II
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-05
For Boston,
Notice.

TINE inhabitants Of Alexandra will take
i notice, that the subscribers have been
appointed assessors for the present year, a
greeably TO the laws of the corporation.
4" The said assessors shall, Immediately
after their appointment, proceed to value
the houses and lots within the limits OF the
corporation, and to demand from the mas
tiers and mislreses of every family. lists Of
all male TIMETABLES belonging to, or residing
in the respective, families, and also from eve
ry owner OF taxible propesty, list of such
properly. And If any master or mistress OF
a family or any owner Of taxable property
shall neglect or refuse to give in lis: OF all
male tytbeables belonging 10, residing in
his or her taxable property, within five days
after demand made thereof by any assessor,
The persons 50 offending shall forfeit and pay
owe numbered dollars. And If any person
whatsoever, shall wilfully omit or misrepre-
sent in the list given in. any tytbeable or any
taxable property. or shall in any other man.
ner conceal the same from the knowledge of
the assessors, the person so offending shall
forfeit and pay double the amount Of the tax
imposed on each tytheable or taxable pro-
perry. Every merchant. sb0pkeeper, me.
chanic or any other person, having in bis or
her eervice or employment. any clerk, Jour-
neyman, apprentice, or assistant. shall rem
der an account OF the same in bis or her list
of tythe sbles, and shall be accountable for
the eapitation tax hereby imposed. 10 like
manner and under the same penalties, as II
such clerk, journeyman. apprentice, or as.
sistant. were 3 member OF his or her family
WILLIAM RAMSAY.
nareh3 JOHN GIRp.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-05

Most Of the Deputies elected by the Pro-
vince OF Buenos Ayres, for the Congress to
be held at Cordova, in January, in virtue OF
The treaty with Santa Fe, concluded in No.
vember, had refused to 60, alledging as an
excuse the danger to which they were per-
sonally exposed from the caprice OF the pop.
ulace. 1T was net supposed that any thing
effec'aal would be done in the Congress to-
wards forming general government. Each
province managed its own affairs. Para
quay still keptup her system O! non-inter-
course with the rest. Artigas had claimed
some months before an asylum with the go
vernon OF that province tFrancia) for him.
self and few followers, which was granted
him in generous and liberal manner
He had been completely beaten by the
Portuguese and lastly by Ramirez, Governor
Entire Rios, and I. was generally supposed
that bis political career was at an end.
The governor Of Buenos Ayres, Rodri-
gu.z, was absent in the interior, prosecu-
ting war against the Indians, who had be.
come very troublesome. and caused great a.
larm. They had lately committed horrid
excuses, plundering towns, carrying of wo-
men, sc. 1t was supposed they were in
stigated by Carera and other discontinued
anarchists.
The public tranquility of Buenos Ayres
had not been disturbed since the bloody re-
volutIon OF the beginning of October. but Sc.
veral persons had lately been arrested on
suspicion OF secretly coaspiring against the
government. II was reported that Ramirez,
with a considerable force, was on his way
towards Buenos Ayres, determined to ar
range its interna. affairs so as to meet the
views OF the other provinces. The pros
poets for the future were far from Hattering.
The government paper was at an enormous
discouIt-tbe value Of property much redu-
ced, and the cultivation fthe country great
ly neglected.
The last news from Chill was TO the 9Th
Dec. San Martin, Nth bis ar my, was at
incon on the 9th Nov a little north ,f Lii
ma. He was to invest Lima by land, while
lord CochIane bltckaded i: by sea. The
Spanish irigste Esmeralda was cut out the
harbor OF CaIlao on the night OF the 9Th of
Nov. in gallant manner, by the boats of
the Gillian squadron, commanded by lord
Cochrane in person. 1t was reported that
the American frigate Macedonian, and Bri-
fish frigate Andromache. wee considerably
injured by the FIRE irom The batteries at the
time. The crew OF a boat that was sent On
shore from the Macedonian, The morning
after the action, were murdered by pop
ulace of Callao, on suspicion that the frigate
mad assisted Lold COctrame 10 the capture
OF the Esmeralda. The city OF Guayaquil
revoutionized in favor OF the Patriots, on
the 9Th Oct as soon $ they had heard of
S.n Martins arrival ln Peru
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-05
+ or Sale or Exchange.

For Sale or Exchange.
- Twill sell my HOUSE on King-
4ff street, al price much below its va.
ssssi luz, or will exchange il for smaller
r property, or for merchandise II
is adapted and completely fitted in every
respect fer large family, and is well. wor.
thy the attention OF any person DESTROYS OF
permanent establishments
3D. | will also sell that handsomely
aT1 situated lot, Quarter square.) cor
NJ ner of Fayette and Cameron SIS. or
A.&.ta part thereof, with or without the
improvements.
lr...x Also the S,W. corner lot on Payne
NH& Cummerce,sts on which there
Hsss is stable. This lot is desirably
I9siiuatei for impr, yement.
An..A Also the two houses and lots next
E above The corner OF Payne. on King
SsSsl street This last will be sold low
Alf for cash, or purchaser may choose
their own time by payment Of an annuity
Terms OF the whole may be made accom-
modating. JAS. s. SCOTT.
april 8 IF
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-05
POSTSCRIPT.

LATE FROM SOUTH AMERICA.


LATE FROM SOUTH AMERICA.
The fast sailing ship Blooming Rose, cap
tain Sterling, arrived at this port-yesterday
morning from Buenos Ayres, whence she
sailed on sl,t Of January. We have re-
ceived 6le of papers TO that date.
The following is a summmaryof their con-
tents:
Commodore Hardy had lately left Buenos
Ayres, in the Creole frigaie, for Monte VII
deo:he was TO SAL from thtncein the Superb
"a. accompanied by the Creole. for the Pa
CHIC Ocean in the latter part Of January.
The Owen Glendower frigate, Spencer, said
led from Monte Viireo, in December also tog
the Pacific Ocean A French squadron.
composed Of "a and one or two frigates,
went round the cape some time before,
which was assigned as reason tor Com.
HarCy's going. The British slOop of war
Slaey renamed at Buenos Ayres, TO afford
protection to the British commerce.
TWAS reported al Buenos Ayres that a
revolution had broken out in Chill, headed
byt!e friends ofthe Carrera party, and thai
they had possession Of Conception. These
reports we've, however, vague and contra
dicvy.
The Spanish Legation. sent out by the
Ki,g atterthe establishment of the constitu-
iior, arrived at Buenos Ayres on the 4th
December, and left il in a precipItate
minner on The night of the 9Th, without
thcting any thing-The Buenos Ay-ean
government insisting as a base Of any nego
''7ion that they should acknowle dye their
Independence.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-05

:, nesssg. relative to police cOnsta-
-ay0' made a report, which was read:
|'ls we was granted to bring in = bill entl.
L tS an &C, amending an act, reducing in.
TED and amending the several acts res
10 % w. coo,tablfes. which was read first
geS"a md laid on the table.
'i@ re-. s"r resignation Of Mr.. John Wood, a
INC nSsr from the FIRST ward. was received,
n''n .rrep,ed by the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
an a1,Ssred, That Reuben Johnston; John
v O and Bryan Hampson, be APP
M :a,sd G. rnissloners for holding an cleo
PO" A. Rhodes tavern, on Saturday the
a ~ INST for a member 70 serve in the com.
l 4on council in the place Of John Wood, re-.
ordered, that the mayor be, and he is
Xiv authorised. TO employ any number
breeding two extra officers, to attend
Fms the fishing season 10 the duty of con.
,.bis,. and that be allow him or them q
",O moi exceeding twenty-five dollars each.
On balloting for surveyor, William Har-
,sr was reelected.
Extract from the minutes.
Tes, |. p. THOMPSON, c c.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-05
Lands for Sale.
march 80

Lands for sale,
"ILL be sold on the 18th day Of April
w next, at public auction, to the high.
est bidder, at Amos Fox's mill one undi.
vlded moiety Of three tracts of Land. lying
in Fairfax county, and principally situated
on Difficult Run, containing 300 acres, more
or less--the same being convey ed to me in
trust by Benjamin r. Davis. Terms will
be made known at the time and plese OF
sale. WIN CHAPMAN NEWTON,
Trustee.
| assent to the above. B. X. DAVIS.
January Is imtl9A
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-05

FOR Freight,
sSE The super i0r >cIr. ROME q,
GKJames Hedge, master; burthen 600
barrels. will soon be ready 10 load, and
would prefer freight to the West Indies.
Apply to JOHN H. LADD T. Co.
Who have just received for sale,
100 hbds. Havana molasses
A. bags 10 coffee
81 boxes
80 halfdo best Havana segars.
48 Or do
235 tons pla!st'r
l2U bush. Nova Scotia seed potatoes Il
"a quintals fish, on board brig Olive.
400 Gallons recti6ed Boston rum
"a bits first quality cider
doz double rivetted shovels
small anchors
Few thousand boards g. cords 6rewood.
april
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-05
Attention
LIGHT Infantru.

TNHE Members OF the Light Infantry
Il Company, are requested to meet at
the Town Hall on SATURDAY EVEN.
ING next, al 7 O'Clock Being the regu.
lar annua meeting OF the company. By
order OF the captain,
apnl 4 ). B. HARPER, Sec.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-05

Public Sale.

Public Sale.
On FRIDAY al 10 o'clock,
TXTlLL be sold at The AUCTION store
w Hhds Sugar, NO Gust rec'dl
10 Bills 90 Muscavados
5 do Beef
10 Boxes Soap
u do Candies
2 Bbls Cordial
8 Kegs LIST qty Eng. Mustard
Cooking Stove complete
A large quantity OF old Newspapers
Modern Sofas
Sideboards
Elegant Looking Glasses
Tables &c. DC.
Cases Women's Shoes
DO Mems do
Lo. White Thread
Cotton Balls
DRY GOODS &c. &C.
WI be added to h,s days sal:,
First quality feather 5eds-one large ele-
CANT Marsailles Quilt, together it'll various
Bed Blothing
Bombazeite T. chintz window curtains.
Gu, glass dishes, pitchers, &c.
] large SET ivory handle knives and forks.
: Carpeting, Table cloths, &c.
A ie W casks of Hibbert's best Brown Stout
lot OF new COrdage.
A Philadelphia built G,s' ruth harness COM
plsie.
S. a. MARSTELLER.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-05
For New-YOrk.

For New-YOrk.
~, The sloop RANGER. capt, Smith,
A& will be ready TO load in three days.
and take freigh, for tina; port. on reasonable
terms. Apply to VIM. FOWLE 4 Co.
Who have for sale said s!oops cargo of
10000 feet merchandise lumber
Also lending from The schr. Eliza, a
SO bills New York prime pork
aDriI
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-05
Bacon Lard X Ferkin Butter.

DaCOH LHru u ECIKtH DutttT.
HUME MCLEAN. corner of King &
II Columbus SIS opposite J T. J. Doug
las have just received and offer tor sale,
5000 lbs. bacon. excellent qua.
lily and cheap, loco lbs. Rockingham fir
kin butter, made during the winter--l2oo
lbs. hogs Iard--as usual best family -four.
march IS
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-05
april Sd, 1891.

having been suggested to the Council,
,b,t a mistake mas probably been committed
r. counting the votes in the late election OF
= SnO.rjntendent Of Police. II is ordered that
Nsssrs. Swami, Longden and Adam be a
Committee 10 enquire into the facts attend.
ing the said election, and report the same
! 10 The Council.
Mr. Swami from the committee appointed
under the foregoing resolution made The fol-
loving report:
The undersigned committee having en-
4 suired into the facts in relation TO the late
election Of Superintendent of Police, do
rport, that al The time OF the election OF
Toe said Superintendent there were present
! ,De following members OF Council viz Jo-
ualban Swift. Josiah Fl. Davis James H.
Hooe Thomas Swami, John T.. Vowel,
y,mes Douglas, William h. Mills John
Ramsay, Bernard Byan, John Longden,
anthony Rhodes, Matthew Robinson, john
Wood, and Horace Fields, and that il APP
pears by the sthdav;ls herewith exhibited
that on the last ballot, Thomas Swami,
James Douglas, William n Mills Bernard
! bryan, John Longdon, Matthew Robinson,
Horace Fields, aud Jonathan Swift voted
Sr James Carson, leaving only ID favor Of
George Coryell who was announced 10 have
bren duly elected, six votes. Your commit
;rs have no ooubt that mistake was com
mtted ia counting the said votes, ard as It
vas necessary that the person elected should
have a majority of the whole number of
COuncilmeD, that is to say nine votes Your
committee are constrained to declare, that
The said George Coryell was not duly e.
lected. THOMAS WANN,
JOHN LONGDEN,
JOHN ADAM.
Ii appearing 10 the Comnon Council that
a mistake bad been committed, in the late
election OF Superintendent of Police, and
that George COryell was not in fact duly
elected, and il further appearing that the
said George CoryeIl had not entered upon
the du.ies of the SAID office, Ii is now re
solved that the order lately made appoint
ing the sand George 'Coryeii as Supeiinten-
lent OF Police, be rescinded, and that the
Council will nov enter upon the appoinl-
men OF the said Superintendent Ut Police.
On ballotting for Superintendent OF Po-
Ice James Carson was duly elected.
On ballotting for Clerk Of the market,
Samuel Wheeler was duly elected.
On balloting for Collectors, JOhnC Man
del was elected for the Northern District,
snG John Muncsster Tor the Southern Dr.
irlct
On ballotting tor a Board OF Health the
follow ng gentlemen were duly elected.
North Of King strest-Tbomss Irwin,
Jacob Mo-, gan, Robert Anderson.
Belvsea k,ng and Prince arests-Jobn A.
Stewart, Bryan Hampsop, Nehemiah Car
sou
Soath of Prince ,treet-Phineas annoy,
Isaac Eniwisle, Thomas Vowel.
Ordered, That Messrs. Rhodes, Longden,
Douglas and Vowel, he a committee to
bling in bills for raising a revenue and ma
king appropriations Tor the present year.
Extract from the minutes,
Test, |. P. THOMPSON, c. c.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-05
Leesburg Turnpike
ROAD COMPANY.

NOTICE is hereby given, to the stock.
l holders, that the fourth instalmeht OF
Ten Dollars ON each share of the new stock,
(that is the stock subscribed since the lst
day OF October 1918, is sailed for and Ie-
CURED 10 he paid on or before the 10th day
of May next-Those who have not paid W
the former calls must do So without delay.
THO. II. MOTT. Treasurer.
April 2 thirtyt
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-05
TO Let.

TO Let.
x Thattwo story brick store, and
m4 dwelling house on Union street, late
Hsss the residence Of Mr.. }. Leap.
&C., ALSO,
One other two story brick ieneme nt, ad-
joining the above, we'll calculated for small
store and dwelling
The situation oftbe above property being
near the wharf is we'll established as aplace
of business, being occupied as such tor ma.
ny years. For terms apply to Ann LEAP,
or WM N. WILLS.
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Lucky UTce,
Pennsylvania .avenus, Washington City.
Where may be had tickets and shares 10
the
Consolidation Lottery.
The drawing positively to take place on
the 9th of April. and the whole will be
drawn in one day.
The prizes are all floating, and are all
payable in cash without deduction, viz.
prize Of $4,000 d liars
g 5000 dollars
1000 dollars
5000 dolIars
S 5000 dollars
10 1000 dollars
80 100 dollars
Tickets 90 dollars, shares in proportion.
Orders by mail, addressed to s. + NAL
len, Washington city, will be attended 10
with the same proDPtituds a. It personal
application was made. spril
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Notice IS hereby given,

NOtICe Is HereDV gffeH,
TNHAT application will be made to the
L president and directors Of the Little
River Turnpike Company, for the renew
al of two ce .ti6ca ties OF stock No 437 l.
438, standing in the name OF Daniel Z.
Brent, deceased.
march i2--lm VIM BRENT, Jr
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For sale Warrante1 unnrawn. AT
RUNNELS

Wine x Salt.
THTRTY ONE or casks London parti-
Il cular TenerIfft wine, received per sch.
Eliza from New York For sale by
A. Il A FL. ADAMS.
IN STORE,
o,ooo bushels salt suitable for the fisheries
10 pipes brandy
SO casks Iinseed oil
90 do tanners oil
80 bolts Russia duck
81 do ravens do
300 rsams wrapping paper
5000 lbs soal leather april st
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-04-10
EDUCATION OF THE POOR ~ FRANCE

according 10 an eficiai report made Nor LIST
1878, h'r" erised at fsat time IN he ienartn,enf
Of S"ine including Paris O. schools on the prin
ciple Of tdHt"s'e or these 81 rpre ~ Pnris
and 20 m The department; - offhose IN Paris
mere gratnitouS t'co Of 'chich uerc founde5 for
Cdipinists by 'ionsiem DPiesscert a Sirsss ge.
hsndp ~hoss name is srsr foremost 0Doug mo
eon,ribWorstop nblicgood in Franc. tn nam6e,
Of Children hGtcan ne admitted in aH these schoois
rs as filolcs In The graiuitous shoots in par;s
3i2s: in 'he schools ,rhere thev naq. $50 in the
schools opt Of Paris I0s7 total, $50 male and
temdie pupils. ~ this number Paris contains >
q, and me depafmeai rs is to he rest Of
France, he returns Of only I.3 of The Kingdom
for ISL, had reached tie Society rben Hons;eur
Je"ars rrote; and they are MS foHors $50
schools capable ofreceiring 30 G75 chiidrc, mni,
and fen1ie. IN Jn'p islS, h,cerer bit Ioi75
"ftendr6 IN Augpst 1877 in September 2o.G6j
o. about haJ as mouy as Nerp mas room, for
inordi"s f.rihcr report h1,re,er. for III.
hrS' thee mouths Of lSl9, IL appears that. in The
mhoie te'r i.ory y France. there might be at tbat
time son"h'ng "iore than 1000 schools, capai,Ie
Of tedchiEg i23 eco ppDiiS of both seres: f,,o
thirds ~ frhich, or about 50 0Us trpre arfunNu
fHed - The erpenss of educating edeh pupil in
Pdr,s ,ras eStimo'faG 1t Il francs per annup :Jui
an the HFpnrfINGnfS II rms nHiy @
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-04-10

cor:menced e.uale,ins aud ordering the
Chinese,
, lie troops were then drawn up in columns
before tue ci'y gales. aud proclamation is
sued TO hon: every fifth man they should take
ru'css thcH immediately retired peacesbl> TO
their homes. Ire proclamation vas Instantly
ooeNsd lhrse vigorous treasures we've puiSu.
sd II - satd, Ia consequence ~ the decia,a-
ton Of Coionci San Martin. 10 tie Governor
IL Council, threatening 90 place himself al tho
bead OF his Regiment, aud for the haHor OF
Spaiu, INT down the mob without his Excel
iercy's orders.
The snr.ivir. Foreigners arcnsc the Gov.
eruor OF acpuicScing in the measures of the
mob. To prove which the abuve cases are
men,ieasd. as being tbcse where tie governor
was prescut, or we've perprtrated bv his civil
or military officers. Power never tor an in-
slant rassGd from him. was heard to i'm
plore but not 10 threaten no Que was punish.
ed TOT his agency, even the SERGEANT who shot
Guiros, was liberated from his 60 firemen,
asd was seeu ths next day 1T the hsad of bis
| platoon esco,tipg the Host!!!
| Honorable meptios is made Of several
| SpauiatdS, who exerted themselves tn save
| those they could and were surressfn. in PFC.
serving the lives of 20 or 30 Enroreans
| Killed II Wilson. Americ,n mid ,I,ipman-
| ID Nichols, cant ship MesUpe Engiish- lC
| English seamsu-G ocfai Gxillos. Toulnn De.
| b@z. Dupetst, E'roup, h,naud, Martin
! Frsncs--J Dun'zfrIdt, Shaff4tIlzky, Danes
| above ca Chip@men. x
Woundea ID Arben. Gautir, Godefoi, sur.
! geo", French-Bapii'io, Amt rican'