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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-19
Thirty Dollars Reward.
DAN AWAY on Friday, the 9TH inst.
II negro girl, called
NeLLy WiLlianiS,

formerly the property of the widow Hugh
ey Of Dumfries She had ON when >he
went away, a light blue and domestic
frock, white cotton apron with light
coloed madras handkerchief round. her
head, though she may have changed er
cloathes and it is probasle she may have
got pass. She is from 90 to 90 years OF
age, Of common size; likely well lea
tured negro of a light black or Yello"Ish
color. No marks or scars recoliected, eXr
cept one>on' the side of her head, near her
ear; mild and diflident when spoke to
by white person, but has assurance
enough among her own color. She has
relations s. acquaintances in Washing on;
Georgetown, . Baltimore, DumtrIes and
Stafford court house, Va to some OF which
places she may endeavor TO GO. lwlH
give 10 dollars for experimenting her in A,
Iexandfia, 90 If taken rs miles from here /;
and the above reward, OF 80 dollars, if ta-
ken at any greater distance; besides pay
ing all reasonable expenses for bringing
her home.
She left home for fear of whipping,
for .heiYing, an unfortunate propensity she
has All persons are torwarned from he
ring, harboring or secreting said negro, as
they will be dealt with according to law.
oct n JOHN u. BROWN. :
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-19
Musical TlritiOn.

YNHE subscriber respectfully iniormsthe
Il Ladies and Gentlemen OF alexandria
and its vicinity. THAT during his stay) he
will in future. be found at the room imtne-
diately between Mr. John Grubb's store
and the Marsbal's Office. He will give
lessons OF instrumental music on the flute,
clarionet, bassoon. violin. trumpet, bugle.
French horn, single and double tlageolet.
Also private lessons in vocal m1sic..
Songs, .sonnets, serenades, recitations,
DC. set TO music and arranged.
LIONEL JAMES EARKIN,
Professor Of Music, d. G..
Pianos correctly tuned.
oct Is
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-19
4pricOtS.

saa variety Of sHRuBEsY. from the Nur-
gerry o DANIEL SMITH, near Burl,ng-
, .. NeU Jersey la climate like ours,
Tsse delicious fruits may be had in album
lance at small expence. by every farmer
s quo leels disposed Ia bestow portion OF
MS ams and lahour in their cultivation, =
= catalogue OF The trees may be had at my
@ose, near the corner OF King and Royal
fHses, where orders win he received and
iuswaTded. GEORGE DRfNKES.
agent for Daniel Sgsith,
Smo 2I If
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-19
For Freight,
For Rotterdam,

EM The superior copper fastened brig
49,. ANN, Henry Snow, master, will
sail about the 18Th INST. and take some
freight if offered immediately apply 10
VIM FOWLE ). Co.
who have Tor sale received by said brig,
1880 bushels Liverpool coarse salt
lc 400 lbs Sumstra pepper
loo casks nails assorted sizes
10 tons ST. Petersburg clean hemp
10 bales Russia feathers
10 do containing $4,000 quilts
8 pipes }superior quality Lon
9 halt pipes don particular Madeira
4 Or. casks WINE
ID Or. casks TeneriGe wine
80 bbls No. Q and 3 mackerel
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-19
For Freight,
For Amstert am

.&R THE new coppered brig MED
,sS8Ms FORD, Jacob Covinglon, master /;
will sail by the 10th of September, and
take some small freight or passengers APP
ply to WIN. FOWLE & Co
Who haze for sale, tnndiag from said brig
5000 lbs St. Domingo Coffee
Is Hbds muscovado sugar
s Boxes OF superior quality
20 half do HAVANA sEdARs.
10 Pipes Holland gin
t30 Tons Plaster PARIS.
aug 90 It
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-19
resi- Ihomaston Lime.
For Freight.
For Amsterdam.

SW The scbr. REAPER Lem6eIsaw-
.sssssae yer, masier;wll commence loading
Immediately, and sail about the 95th inst.
A few hhds of Tobacco will be taken on
freight onapplication 10
oct 10 a., HM. FOWLE {. Co.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-07-23

The quarrels of democrats against each other are
much more bitter than their quarrels against federal
lists We presume the is that they are better
acquainted with their dement's; and though no
thorough paced democrat viii admit that lie can do
wrong. let him do what he WILL 10 obtain a favorite
ofject-yet these gentry eagie-eyed TO discover
y5e faults Of their political brethren; and they will
Tiva if they fear him The controversies of the rival
papers the Argus and Statesman she to what length
OF lying and pitifu meanness democracy can re sort
VIXEN the meanuess will serve party and selfish pur-
loses. The controversy concerns as not-and VIC
SHOULD have suffered the Argus to disclose its npre-
fadsntea industry IL the honorable employment Of pmp-
'7g oct the whole subscription list Of the Statesman
xnle We should ia silence contemplate the gradual
oevriogement ofthc arts Of democracy by their own
epriessions and the 10 which they vii. descend
cven against political brother, II they fear him as
Iigal.
We confess we were for moment surprised at tl,o
assertion. thar very large proportion Of the States
'lins subscribers are federalists but when reco
ecei that this i Argos assertion, the character Of
winch Is well known. sfpfizc was but poaeatG7g,
i9F any assertion IL thar paper made support
political or selfish purpose carries upon the face Of it
a pretty violent presumption that IL is untrue. We
rave 90 knowledge of any subscriber cur PAPER.
"no has taken the Statesman and our numbers have
Increased since irs establishment We confess. there
re we have or doubts Of the Truth Of The siasmen,
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-07-23
DIE


In this town, very suddenly Mr. ASA EATON,
aged about ..
In Waterford, July Is. Mr. Enoch Wilson, formerly
OF Andover. Mass aged Of he was inferred with ma
sonic honors by the members Of Oriental Lodge Bride
ton. .
In EaSt-hilnoi on the 9TH nit. Jacob Weston, only
child OF Mr. John Chandler, aged IA mont.s
Sage mortals : seize the transient hour
Improve each moment as il flies
Le's short summer-Man's Gower-
He dies-alas how soon he dies !"
In Norrldeewock, on the 9th inst. Mr. John French,
aged o. Ills deatlrwas caused by the falling of tree
at what IS called copping bee and is the second in
stance OF the kind III that town within A few wears
In Pennington, Mrs Mary Whicher aged e. wife
OF Benz Whcher Esq
AT sea, on board schr Tartar. on her passage from
Vera Cruz 10 New York, John Giley seaman OF Bath
In hennebunk-Por, Mrs Hannah, wife of Mr.
Samuel Lewis. aged AZ.
In Waterford on the 9th inst Lyman. eldest survi-
wing son OF Mr. William Sawin. in the 18th wear of
his age. We have received lengthy obituary notice
OF the deceased, but our limits too cIsumscribed
10 admit its publication this week.
In Winthrop, Mrs. Joanna, wife ef Rev. Josiah
Houghton, aged %.
In Bangor, Mr.. Luther H. His, aged 81.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-07-23
Attention !!

\ many as ten able bodied steady men he
tween The ages Of l3 and 35, will be receiv-
ed AS recruits in the United States service
at this post. If under 81 years of age, the writ
ten consent OF the parent or guardian given in
duplicate, viii be required before minor can
he received. None need apply who are not f ee
from bodily nfirmity, who subject 10 fits.
who are IN the habit of intoxication or who have
erer deserted from any service.
Twelve dollars bounty and five dollars per
month with the best of clothing, food and guar
tiers are II present 10 be had by enlisted men.
A. ;. BROOKS, Br. Mag. Isl. .faditrs
Commanding Fort treble.
Fort Preble, July IS, 1922. e.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-07-23
HANDSOME DONATION.

Previously to the departure Of Mr.. De Men
vile, from Washington, he presented to the
Library ofthat city,in the name of his Sovereign,
a copy of that splendid specimen of French
Typography, entitled Grecidn aud Roman Tcono-
grdphg. This work embraces the most anthem
tic portraits Of the celebrated men of ancient
Greece and Rome, with their biographies also,
numerous engravings of medals, coins, &C. COM
prising some ofancient Egypt and of Asi;. The
work was commenced by Napoleon,in 1907, and
is going on under the patronage, and at the ex-
pense Of Louis 18th. II is printed in folio, Of
the size called imperial, and is very costly 10 its
execution, as may be supposed when only four
volumes have been completed in fourteen years.
National Inteligencer.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-07-23

An English paper gives an elaborate account
Of famous horse called Eclipse, and adds \ His
bones, contained in case At Mr.. Bnlock's, are
now offered for sale for one hundred guipeaS
Mr.. Bullock of the Egyptian Hall, Pcadiiy, hay-
ing the disposal of them
Ii seems something more than accidental
that bullock should have the disposal of
horses bones but if they should bring the price
advertised we should think it would be sore
trial TO the feelings Of the amiable proprietor Of
Tom Pains carcase, who, by the best accounts
we have seen, never realized quarter part Of
the money for the bones Of that ATHEIST, which
certainly ought 10 be considered as great a
curiosity as the skeleton Of a race horse.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-07-23

bat we care nothing about IL whether true or false
If any federasts can be so far deluded as TO consd
er the Statesman federal paper we must consider
such fit subjects for democratic cunning to operate up
on. We know no., and never shall know, what degree
oftruth there may be in the Argus article to which we
now allude. Even if we could, possibly have a wish
TO crafty such curiosity, could never adopt the
peculiar the Argus has TAKEN of going into
the several towns, and making minute inquiries into
the political opinions offs inhabitants and what news
papers they support, in order have list TO exhibit
to such condescend patronize such an honorable
proceeding.
The Argus says, it shall 90 to assert that the
Statesman, if il lives, will rise upon the ruins Of the
Gazette. Now we assure the Argus man that we have
never had any fear. suspicious upon this SUBJ
jeet. We presume he honorable motive of the Argus
is TO destroy rival it evidently fears and posi-
bly, 70 get some advertisements from the Gazette
The Argus says it cannot help repeating its observa-
lions, notwithstanding threat of a prosecution. We
again the Argus shall execute our threat
in should be able prove that we have lost
single dollar by ofits wul pervertonsof truth
We think it probable the Argus man viii proceed
without fear-probaby he has ascertained, already,
that such is the character of his paper for TRUTH that
its utmost efforts will succeed in its object upon
the Gazette. What it may do with the Statesman we
know motive not--and are willing that democ
racy Should fight its own battles.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-07-23
MASSACHUSETTS.

Young woman, by the name of Hannah
Slaughter, of Halloweii, hung herself in Boston
IN nth inst in fit OF insanity.
7Hs Cactus Gruadi1orGs or Night blooming
rsreus displayed lis fine flowers, in the Green
House Of the Botanic Garden, at Cambridge, on
the 18Th inst.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-07-23
AMBIENT MANUSCRIPT.

Baron Niebuhr, Prussian Ambassador TO the
Holy See, has again discovered and published
several manuscript works hitherto unknown
They are chiefly Fragments of Cicero's Orations
Pro NJ Tontre and Pro G. Rabrto, fragment
OF the 91st book of Livy and two works Of Sc
neca. He has dedicated the publication to the
Pope, by whose favor he was enabled TO dis
cover these literary treasures in the Vatican.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-07-23

WINDSOR. July l0.-IfG!eHg GUeLLylt 10 escape
On Saturday morning last, Immediately after
az convicts in the State Prison, in this town,
we're liberated from the cells, an attempt was
made by four of THEM 10 escape by scaling the
walls. To accomplish their purpose, they first
ran hand. cart TO the wall, and proceeded with
such other materials as came TO hand, 10 erect
nile. by which to ascend. After repeated calls
20 them, from the guard on the wall, to desist,
and prevent the consequences which must inev-
>fably ensue if they persisted in their rash at
tempt. which they answered only by threats
and voliev of stones aud brick bats, he was
compelled 10 oppose force to force, and shot the
,inrIeader. an Irishman, by the name ofPatrick
Fame, aged about % years, directly through the
head. who fell and instantly expired, still gras-
ping in death q knife and short chain, with
which he probably intended to assal the guard
when be arrived on the wall. One of them ex-
claiming, he has killed one ofus," monenta-
~ panse ensued but with the thpeat, |" now
damn him, wen Kill him." they again common
ced their assault on tie guard, and their prepa-
nations to ascend when having levelled his sec
ond piece, the guard sterniy commanded them
20 stand, saying that another step would require
another victim, they yielded, and an end was
put to the contest.
A jury of inquest was holden upon the body
of Fame, whose verdict Washable lcds killed
By lie guard from necessity, andin dte discharge
Of ddy.--journal.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-07-23

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~ ID pan1ofa 1tDo . TT 3LsTal 1ssIlS sSasqo
XXI '4uea pueIIoqmnO on; 10 qlIou loop quo
7IolS su 10 HD5 o. S5DItDapD Al9W Io( n puF Hsa
$4,000 G0 SoesOqoAnd an oqn asoRL
'Tools
hsp o, suon!pps SulYem 6nusIsuoo sie pus
$4,000 a'aitd oqS7MoQ pun u0taAo.f
10 lusmlIossg
pooS pusq 40 9Aeq GeqL 'H5VO IoJ 9ouDlPD
HDous fi51 els meql SulIes Mou ale y 'SQOOD
I!eql 10 seo!Id egl p70nP3h eAsq A9ql Isql eolsou
sA5 1UnUosdseI pInom 'psA!eosI GpesIls ~
eAsq 6sP lUsmsSELnooue oql IoI 1n41LVHO
cNTVII LIO 8 G.N0GsML
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-07-23

London papers TO 9th alt. and Liverpool TO 9Th
have been received at New York.
Intelligence had been received at London
from almost every part Of the continent. 1t is.
as usual, contradictory, too. We have nothing
certain respecting Russia and the Porte. but the
principal part of the items are of pacific char
acter. We have given tie substance of the
French Kings speech at the opening Of the
Chambers on 9Th ult. We think nothing c6clu-
sive can be gathered from this document with
regard to Turkey and Russia.
II may be considered by some tlst this mon
archs hope oficially expressed, that peace will be
preserved, is an indication Of its certainty; but
on the other hand, we have as good reason 10
suppose, that if he intended - be SO understood,
lie would have expressed his opinion, rather than
Z hope.
This address is moderate, bat firm and dign III
ed. The King treats to suppostion of hostile
intentions against Spain as malevolent inven
ton; and, aiuling TO the Gordon Of troops upon
the Pyrenean frontier, he considers it necessary
10 continue them, on account Of the nature Of the
present season, to preserve the country from pos
sbe contagiQn.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-07-23

Bangor Bank.-A committee of twelve, ap-
pointed by the holders of Bangor bllsin Boston,
have recently investigated TIE concerns Of the
bank, and report that the business of the corpo-
ration has been conducted with as much fair
ness and prudence those of country banks
usually are'-that the Directors had given them
assurances, which they think may be relied up
on, that all bills Of less denomination than FIVE
dollars, shall be redeemed oD the 1st day of Oc-
tober next and all other bills the 1st day Of
Dec. next-that the losses of the bank cannot
exceed 90 per cent. Of the capital stock--that
they have no reason to doubt the solvency ofthe
banlz-that they have full confidence in the
honorable intentions of the Drectors-and con-
olude BY expressing hope that the holders Of
said bills" will not resort TO measures, which by
embarrassing the Directors, may defeat their
intentions and disappoint the expectations Of
the public"
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-07-23

Creditors,
on WEDNESDAY, July 3lst. ne shall
sell al our eGice Erctange-Street al 8 O'eIOck Jof
the benefit Of Creditors.
~ = B ,xes Sperm CANDLES
y - 81 bbls. clear PORE,
"A bbls Prime DO.
do. Mess DO.
8 do. No. 4. do.
i6 do. Bone Middln.s do.
Casks Winter Sperm OIL,
ATWOOD & QUINCY, Aucrrs.
Portland July %.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-07-23
TO BE SOLD.

TO BE SOLD,
an very advantageous terms, or exchanged for
~ property in the vicinity Of Portland, valu-
able FARM, situated in the town Of Ninslow,
County Of Kennebec, 90 miles from Hallowell,
containing 125 acres, sufficient of which is under
cultivation cuts 80 tons Hay good pasturing /;
well fenced, and buildings commodious, and in
good repair. Possession may be taken in Sep
TENDER next. For terms and information Of the
premises, apply 10 FRANCIS SWAN, in said
Winslow, or The subscriber at Portland.
WM. SWAN,
WHO HAS FOR SALE,
10 casks Malaga WINE
10 chests Hyson SkinTEA, ofGrst quality.
July %, 1899.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-07-23
O. OsEftg>
COUNTY CONVENTION !
PORTLAND, TUESDAY, JULY q, 1922.

The FEDERAL REPUBLICANS of the County
Of Cumberland, are hereby notified that Con-
vention viii be holden at Ue5ks' TdregYl. for
merlY Chase's near Walnut Hill Parish,l in
NORTH Yarmouth, on WEDNESDAY. the 3lst day
ofJuiy current. at l. o'clock, in the forenoon,
for the purpose of nominating Candidates for
GOVERNOR, SENATORS and REPRESENTATIVE TO
Congress.
{P- The towns are requested 10 send twice
ny Delegates they entitled send representa-
tives 10 the legislature Towns classed. send one
delegate each Portland July l6, 1922.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-07-23
EXTRAORDINARY LONGEVITY.

EXTRAORDINARY LONGEVITY.
Mr.. John Ticket, of Cape Elizabeth was born Dec.
8, 1923. His wife Jul, 10, 1923, they married
Jan. H. 1850.
They now live AT Cape-Elizabeth, and, although at
the advanced age of a. both in excellent health
both read their bible without the aid Of spectaces and
their recollection of past events i but very little i'm
paired This instance Of conjugal union continuing
sevenyfve years is, we believe, without parallel in
the state
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-07-23

A survey OF this river and harbor viii COM
mcnce. we understand, in few days, By APP
pointnent of our general Government.-From
a knowledge OF the science and industry dis
played in the survey on the kenRebec during
the last season, we may anticipate a minute aud
thorough knowledge Of the Sheepscot, til at
must give it the rank in public estimation, it so
Justly merits--W'is. Intel. Of 1871 inst.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-07-23

c,ytian ola negro fellow, made their escape. /,
.:iace then the neighboTh1Jd has been in con-
sl.at alarm. Not night passed bnt some store
N dwelling house, was broken open and rob- |
lpl.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-07-23

TIE Season.-The adage. " Hnecer rains but
tpours" has been well verified Of late Though
some Injury has been done TO the hay, the whole
', getable kingdom is 50 full of vigor and prom
Use that all the late fears of our husbandmen
have been changed to hope and Thanksgiving
Some damage has been done by lightningin ma
ny places; but we DO not recolIect a season
when fewer lives have been lost by its effects.
In a late gust IL struck in seven places nearly
simultaneously in the popuons town of Ports
mouth, without doing much damage. Cent.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-07-23
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
ITO bn sold. by order Of Hon. BARRETT PoTs
Il TER, Judge of the Court Of Probate, in and
for the county Of Cumberland on the fourteeniis
day of August next, at eleven O'Clock, A. NJ. SO
much Of the Real Estate. Of EZEKIEL LEIGH
TON, late Of Falmouth, ia said county, Yeoman,
deceased as will produce the sum Of Eight hun
dred and fifty dollars, for the payment Of said
deceased's debts and incidental charges. Said
Real Estate, consists of the homestead, farm Of
said deceased situated in said Falmouth.
Sale on he premises
OLIVE LEIGHTON, .4dnainistrdtri+,
Of said Estate.
Portland. July &c, 1922.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-07-23

FoRCERy.-J Whitney FarnsEorth is
Sentenced 70 be executed in tie State Of New
York for forging Patents for Military bounty
lands.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-07-23

Great Dispctct.-TIe new novel, the " For
tunes Of Nigel" upwards Of 500 pages duodec-
mo. is said 70 have been put 10 press in n. York
on Thursday morning, completed the next day,
and ready for sale on Saturday morning at eight
o'clock, by the different booksellers.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-07-23

Letters from Washington say, That the
President will not make any nominations or APP
poinments TO the Southern Republics and En-
pire, until the meeting of Congress, in Deem
Der next"
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-07-23

Ii is important, says the London Morning
Chronicle, that ship owners should be informed
that coal or vegetable tar put upon ships bot
tom is extremely prejndcial and destructive to
the copper. After the copper has remained for
one season it viii appear as gradually eaten a.
way.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-07-23

AT Aux Gays, about June 26, pork, cypress shingles
rackerel and Goldfish, in demand; fine black bomba
zeits good patterns Madras and seersuckers ready sale
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-05
Ne,s York, Sept. I.
LATEST FROM EUROPE

The elegant ship Florida, Capt. Mat
iacS, arrived here on Saturday morning,
10 z days from Liverpool, bringing adYi.
ees TO The 9Th, aud London papers 10 the
S2'o OF July. The only news of interest
relates 10 Spain. The news from Madrid
up to he l4th is favorable. The fugitive
guarGs being surrounded, assured that their
ives would be spared, SURF ndeTed, and
were marched prisoners TO Madrid, to the
,nhmoer OF $50 soldiers and 8 officers =
Uae account says the number Isl $50, ex-
Elusive oi the wounded. In Madrid the
"''os' tranquility preyailed-no popular
Cnn~o''ons had ta!.,-r place-,be autho-
~ rs we're 'ed--lhe king had given
me necessary orders tor The prosecution OF
ule guhty--and partial changes had been
made III The ministry to throw the execu-
i've poweS more entirely into the hands OF
ne friends % The constitution The duke
aet lniantsdo has been banIshed 1t was
understood That he had Quilted Madrid
before the order for bis banishment was
s'ueo' Some changes had taken place
% Ine ministry and the kings household
W The Provinces, the insu.rect!ons were
" que''ed, but gave rise TO the most Sc
rio u alarm. Troops were collecting in
dife. '.Ht parts of Andalusia 10 march q
gsinsl 'le rebels General Espinosa has
been ayi7 tin,ed TO the command OF Ma
varre, in Place of General Lopes Banos
Fe has beeu ordered by government to
dispatch a snong column OF Infantry, ana
a detachment OF flying artillery, agahs
The Iusurgeats of tha; proY.,'ce, VINO are
= increasing Irom day 10 day.
Inc English ship Nancy and her cargo
nave both been condempej al Lima. The
sstip LisonIs has also been condemned a
Lima with her cargo.
ne Ann, with cargo OF Deco, 900
S V The Joseph, English br,gl boih iron
e%Patal>1, have been captured by tb,
- ~SSlan squadron tor breach OF blockade