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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-09

LHouk u III a.
sa~nguinsry disposition. BY putting to
the sKord men, women and children,
the most Of the iahabitants ofthe South
think he merited better end. It IS
said the official ace cunt of the FdN Of
Lima has reached Mendoza. Whether
this be true or not ! am unable to say,
but it ID we'll known that some Eve or
six months ago, the place was closely
besieqed by San Martin. and the harbor
strongly blockadedby Cochrane. Flour,
at the last accounts. at Lima, was l2U
dollars per barrel; | think if that was
the price Of Flour, 9 famine was not far
distant, and the place, under such dis
tressing circumstances, would be COM
PEELED to surrender. Paraguay is still
shut, and has no communication with
any place: no n suffered to enter their
dominions or depart from them. Mar
ksts have been very good for American
Produce, but have declined very much.
in consequence o~fseyeral arrivals. Hides
scarce and high"
CONFIRMATION OF THE FALL
OF LIMA.
Extract of another letter fromsa gentle
man in Monte video to . friend In
Portsmouth, VA politely communi-
Gated to the Editors Of the Beacon.
"Nonts Yideo, Oct. 18th, 1921.
"We have had, ever since my arrival
here, a report of the fall of Lima. That
report is now confirmed, the official ac-
count having reached this place, by
letter from Gen. San Martin to the Di-
rsctors of Chill and Buenos Ayres. The
General states that the Royalists eyacu-
ated the city early in July, but that q
number remained in the Castle OF CAL
lao, which he calculated on dispensing
in a short time. The Kings men re-
siding in this place think thatthe eyacu-
alton Of Lima by their party, is nothing
more than a military Ruse de Cure.
and that ere long the city will again be
in their hands. They say that the ex-
treme want of provisions compelled
them to abandon the city, and that as
soon as they get a supply, tbeing more
powerful in numbers than the lnsur-
gents, they can easily retake their pos,
sessions. San Martin is an old hand at
the bellows, and | doubt very much
whether he is to be deceived SO easily.
If this be so, time alone will develope.
The Government of Buenos Ayres APP
pear to be coming to their senses A.
ware of the de~predations committed by
privateers sailing under their flag, and
aware also that their reputation must
suffer from such abuses, they have de-
termined 10 grant no more commissions.
They have even gone further. and have
recalled all those hitherto granted. This
is a very popular measure. Buenos
Ayres has, for a long time, been a CON-
plete rendezvous for Privateersmen, and
in fact, for men Of Infamous characters,
robbers, murderers, &c. and masters OF
vessels that runaway with their employ
ers' property always found there AT asyr
lum. But now the scene is changed.
and Think South America, particularly
Chill and Buenos Ayres, is in a fairer
way than ever God send them a speedy
recognition Of their independence"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-09
Removal.

" WARD has removed from Ocoquan
~. to lis former residence, two miles
South, where travellers will be at
tented to as usual.
HrThe Editors Of the National lntelli-
gencer, will publish the above three times
and send their account to this Office for
payment. Jan 4-6t
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-09
LINDSAY & HILL.

HAvE just reed from Newly ork, and
IL offer for sale
10 or. casks Lisbon wine
l half pipe Port do.
20 bags superior green coffee
5 bales cotton yarn
100 boxes mould and dipped candles
Goo do brown soap.
SO bushels fire. sh clover seed
ian 5 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-09


gas resignation. va,
that capital: and thssm;su'ns Post mi
edabis departure w;,hn.. '''ers bad hsass.
'of The Reoresen,ss;vs. ehe hnosledse
|Cadiz IN the Core Y - province !
address 81 the aafn0 .rd T.ea given ia ~
were wa;tinv g. - nu Mbi's the ,nss
thought, and the Autho, ~ S!s Of Cadi,
late to maintain. war u,u not tssh
them unworthy Of any corSS. 20 'ehds
prevent any orders beioe sow "Je, and 10
which were communicated ,h,p viz
or any other ministers wh;,hAakn Thea.
yed themselves warm friend. . - not pr.
stitutional System, as the 6r, !, .ne Goo.
is the preservation Of the tr,noa ~ dulles
liberty Of the county. 'su"Ay aud
A petition against Minister,
signed al Cordoya en- the 5tb. "a' ss
The Military Governor Of
having been charged at. !, n, mulvlediq
Patriotic Society, with consn;r.ss VI Inc
the new system, which CAUSED sga'nst
assemble before bis house. eyii.s% INV to
hostile intentions his EiceIeosSy s:n
nf9 ~ - I h's aScesefsac trial.
"a. - G,snsd. f,r nI ON .osl' Ne author.
-. ~ necnis ,.ba u'spesed q num-
oo.o.;, ,hro.,rhs -. .s.e carrying Rego's
-srncs.s;o" '-' Asess III = Triumphant
!.
IN nsn''ne con!rcd'eeats.
~" NV ne.p .ne DeIawlre Pa.
.I'o. 'u.enusu ne Following asa QUIZ;
uu. = k.ven oy uhAt paper a. l,sei.
GUS Iac1: we snan only observe, thai
Q legislature ana us interpreters might
Do!b pave Ayoiued tnis iarce. II instead
hsJte"ur, Fc.. OH haa been endo. |
= neJec.u. v'Uehus, Soeing under.
s.ooa) OF reIecIa. vel being under.
c'or. 10 De rejected. Examples: Goa
guest, az senatam; reJect'quead cous.
lem. NV. nae queen Ptspuha
recle' nln Ielec.a ulcere lleeba' e.
Say, 'ne ohl WI
.hiown out-seinpIus isgem propoasaa
feJecit. GHar. Cty Gdleas.
From the Delaware Patriot
Extract from he JonrnaI Of the Snat ;.
Defdrare,
Nh member OF the Hou,e NJ R.o.
re.entatives being admitted. returned i.
resolution. refusing toreceiye ,nv ns,;,;oo
unless notic. thereof sbould he g;ren j,
veeLs nrey;om. to the meeting of ,bs Loo.
i.lafure' 10 some public newspaper printed
in the state. and for other purposes.n and
informed the senate ihat the house Of ,D.
resentatiyes had endorsed upou The ,,id
RESOLUTION the words "Re;icilur unin,
con,rod,cente. and he withdrew
Alter some debate. and much cori,ctus
-concern;nr the meaning of the abcu %.
dorsement' II was At length. on motion b,
Mr-
R..oir.d That tvo ~;nternr.ten If Dm.
found arud;tion b. appoipted for ID, pr.
noes ot afFordims the senate .ome erp.u-
ton # noss;bIe' Of the above myslerOu
lanonape
90 motion of Mr. was appointed
teller-Wber+upon the senate proceeded
~ ballot for i~nterDreters: and John Fisher
nd AIsxandsrI - Hays. Esos. were duy
ho s.
Oods,.d That the Interpreters be infc,.
med oftheir appointment, and that tbeys
requested to attic nd the senate chamber in
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-09
Rank of Alexandria.

January 2, 1922,
A DIVIDEND Of FIVE dollars, for the
IA last six months, on each share OF stock
held in this institution, is this day declar-
ed, and viii be paid to the stockholders
OF their representatives, on or after the
10th inst. By order Of The Board,
JAMES l.. McKENNA,
ian Cashier.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-09
PernambucO Hides.

o DRY sailed OK hides. of a SUI
~,Ao0 perior quality, and a few horns
on board brig Resolution from Pernam-
bueo, for sale by J. ~ HARPER.
dec q st
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-09

SaUdndh, Dec. %.
D. S. Circuit Court.-The eight sea.
men belonging to the smack Hiram, 0
victed of Piracy on the Goth instant,
were this morning brought before Judge
Johnson to receive their sentence. 1t
was impressively delivered to them.
They are to be executed on the first
Wednesday in April next.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-09

-.
~ = oino"
'hs aoo. CO. =
Mamu.mn.h;,a e11 $3.50
M".aahi seaa0
-
Uon"S oe
oi"i Soo'Ios
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-09

IA man notorious as a privateersman,
formerly kept a gambling house at Saint
Barts, stands recorded in the judges Of
fee. along with another worthy person by
the name Of BLANCA, as banished for be-
ing a Sea Robber he is. n%otwith.tand-
ing, the most intimate friend of the Gov
ernor, dimes and spends three days out Of
the week together
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-09
FOURTH CENSUS

PEOPLE or THE U. STATES.
Not being able at present to find room
for the whole table of recapitulation of
the results Of the fourth enumeration of
the people ofthe United States, we anti
cipate it, in order to crafty the curiosity
of our readers, by publishing the follow
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-01
CONGREVE ROCKETS.

The following is the manner of using the new
rocket in the Whale fishery.
The manner IN which the rocket is DISCHARGED
i by passing II through Iron tube, consid-
cradle length Of IL at both ends, and furnished
with a species of gun lock, fixed so that the de-
tonating powder now used instead Of printing,
communicates with the fuse Of the engine THIS
tube is fixed on a rest, and is fired like gun,
the firer taking as steady aim on solid ground Is
any sportsman cando. On being fired. the rock
ct leisurely passes through the tube to the mark,
with continually increasing velocity, and one
instance was observed at Greenland where il
went entirely through the fish and exploded Oh
the other sde.-There j. no difficulty whatever
IL using this instrument; two gentlemen, on
Wednesday, fired it with as correct an an aim as
the rocketeer himself; and what deserves partc-
ular mention is, that it passes through the water
without impeachment or injury to the explosion
Some of the fish at Greenland were struck sever
al feet under water. The only difficulty with
Us on this subject was the buoyancy of the fish
after death, but when it is considered what an
explosion of gas must take place in the inside Of
the animal, added to the fact that the fish struck
did not sink, we think the objection will be quite
removed in the mind of every thinking man.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-01
COMMUNICATION.
SH1KERS.

1t has certainly become necessary that some method
should be adopted. to stop the growing and alarming
PROCLAMATION Of the Lords day by parties Of pleasure
resorting to the Shaker meetings in NewGloucester-
Persons, who believe not the Shaker doctrines and
who ridcule their mode of worship are in the habit Of
going eighteen twenty miles on the sabbath to attend
their meetings from other motive than they would
attend ball or pass a holday.-It is true that the
young are more generally guilty Of this violation OF
holy time but the evil not on that account the less
injurious. nori its effects the less TO be lamened-H
parents and guardians will permit those, whom they
ought osovern thus to wound the feelings of the con-
sciencious thus to corrupt the morals Of society thus
TO offend the majesty olheaven if the disappfobaton
of the wise and the good imposes no restraint; ought
not the laws Of the state 10 chastse and punish Often
ders
Can they be grossly and wantonly violated
than in this way I'VE mean no censure on the Sha
kers, so far from this We respect them as a ouiet
peaceable and moral class Of people. We would pre-
feet them in the full enjoyment Of their religious priv
leges- We aim at what they must view as a danger
Gus evil as well as ourselves Tn word we earnest
ly recommend to the Shakers to exclude from th,ir
meetings all excepting those, who belong 10 their soc
city, or live in their immediate vicinity or are provi-
dentially detained among them. Further we recon-
mend the civil officers in Poland w-Gloucester
and the neighbourng towns apprehend as violating
law al persons who needlessly 90 from their homes
and from meetings, thus Idly thougatessly and wick
ecly TO spend the Lords day. MANY.
.Ne,c- Gloucester, Dec. 25th 1921
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-01

The present Speaker of the House of Repre-
sentatives of Conyress, has given an honorable
illustration of President MoNRoE's motto. He
has appointed distinguished Fedcrast as
Chairman of the Naval Standing Committee,
and a Gentleman from Massachusetts, warmly
attached to the Navy, next to the chairman
and at the head Of three Of the most important
Committees, he has appointed the three mem
bcrs from Suffolk, Norfolk and Forester SCUM
District, in Massachusetts. Rare instances in
the late Congressional annals of the union of
Duty and Mlgnaninity.-
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-01
LiLrarV Notice.

THE members of the. PORTLAND LIBRARY So
l. cIrry, are hereby notified that their annual
meeting will be halden the si bscribers otfse
on TUESDAY, the Gtst day Of January next,
al o'clock, p. NJ.
They also reminded that all the books must
he returned 10 the Library on WEDNESDAY, the
26th inst. on penalty Of 95 cents. each volume.
JOHN y. BOYD, Librarian.
Portland, Dec. &c, 1891.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-01

Appear TO be increasing daily-several new
kinds have lately made their appearance, viz
dollar bills OF the Union Bank, Boston, ? dol
lar bills of the Hartford Bank, Hartford, dollar
bills Of the Ontario Bank, Canandaigua, n. u.
dollar bills of the Mechanics Bank, n. York,
) dollar bills of the Franklin Bank, n. York.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-01

A Bahama paper Of tie 25th of July states,
that the survey Of the Gulf Stream has been COM
pleted, and that new Chart is prepared, to be
transmitted to lie Lords OF the Admiralty. II
is said that the e rors of all the old charts on the
most prominent points OF the Gulf passage have
been the cause Of 50 many vessels getting Oh the
Florida Reef
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-01

Laden with wealth. their vessels sweep
In triumph, DER the dark blue deep;
The fruitful fields have millions nourished,
Commerce and manufactures tOurishCd
Justice prevents all Wild disorders,
And health and plenty crown our borders
Here long may Peace, and virtue shine,
And wealth and joy, and truth Divine.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-01
POST OFFICE REVENUES.

According to the calculation made in the N.
IL. Patriot, the amount Of Postage paid in that
State, the present year, viii probably be $1,000
-eXPenccs Of transportation $3.50. The prn-
cipal Post Office Revenue is from the large com
mercial towns. Boston pays about 10000 per
quarter, New York formerly paid 81 900, Phila-
delPhia about $4,000. New York now pays
$4,000, Philadelphia $4,000.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-01

.Naptial Felicity" Whereas" says an advertiser in
the Harrisburg Intelligencer, Whereas certain cir
emstances having rendered it impossible that my
Elizabeth. (lchon married yesferday) and should
live any longer together / have therefore, &c
Philad Ullion.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-01
Dissolution of Co partnership,

WE the subscribers this day have dissolved CO.
partnership. by mutual consent.
WILLIAM PRFNTISS,
SAMUEL LINCOLN.
Gorham. OctS, 1897.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-01

Pugilism The Federal and Democratic newsna
pers being crowded together in the mail bag cot ~
lighting and tore each other pieces. This accounts
foI the present scarcity of news Paradce Hornet
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-01
NETWORK

Cdtskiu Dee. 12.-.uyste,iOus Afa;r. Sometime
about the LIST inst the house of sir McEver of
hiddletown, Delaware county. entirely consumed
by fire, together with all its contents.-SiRee lrhic
eUent Mr.. Nc Ersr has not been heard Of! DR. ME-
was bachelor. living alone, and in remote part OF
the town. From Sundry circumstances which previous
ly occurred, suspicious ahoat that he an
untmely death, previous the destruction of his dwell
ing, and that his remains consumed with il 10
prevent discovery. These the brief outlines of
transaction they have been commune aed u.s. but
Of which We have more 70 leaTn.-Rcc
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-01

TIMOTHY FLETCHER,
Has at Private Sale, al No. II, Jones Rous
Exchange Street.
o. Winslow's Patent Cooking Stoves, at reduced
- prices. from the original subscription price.
l bale Buffaloe Robes,
do. Sheeting Cottons,
l case Gilt framed Looking Glasses,
| do. Mahogany do do do
2 do. Glass Ware,
| Mahogany Side Board,
90 Nj. Russian Quilts,
Auction & Commission Business, attended to.
usual. 0.f) Oct. %, 1921.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-22
New York, Oct. 49,.
FROM HAVANA.

The master OF the Richard informs US,
that the U. S. sloop of war Peacock had
captured five piraiical vessels in The West
Indies, three of which he had burnt, sent
one TO Havana, and the other had been or
dered 10 some other place. There were
several other pirates in company, but they
made their escape.
In the captured vessels were taken Is
prisoners.
Capt. Arzeno. of the Neptune, who left
Havana on the 7tb inst communicates the
following "A piraticsl schooner noun.
ing nine guns, one on a pivot, arrived
there on the 9Th, prize TO the U. S. ship
Peacock, having been captured on the
north side of Cuba The schooner at the
time of her being fallen in with by the
Peacock, was engaged with British
Kings schooner from Nassau-and would
have captured her il the Peacock had not
come up in time. All but four OF the pi-
rates crew made their escape TO the
shore. The Peacock had taken another
privsteer schooner and sent her to Pensa-
cola The pirates were still cruizing in
great numbers. French ship arrived 3
or 4 days before Capt. Arzeno sailed,
which bad been robbed by them: Left no
u. S, vessels al Havana. The u. S. cut.
Ter Amelia was cruiziDg of Havana.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-22

s ".ss issa': md coarse cotton, ,'a.,.
DR.. Francia seems to 49,.
the policy Of the Jesuis s',s feGoe,I
riost wonderful address WHO By NJ
ine tune Of their expulsion, "a as
dominion 90, both in spiritual an ana as'4&
raj "a. concerns, over the iab ssa temp
ca fsra ag lie forsees and '' ~,
for their wants, and his ers. p''T5
forms a striking contrast Win IL, = as'ir5
raj apathy of his countrvms" Aeg}
bids the liberty of the p pres. :, l'a
wish to guard against poljlio,,I iron
troa, and from similar mo,;Uss aga
jects the visits of Europesn fah he h
Owing to this peculiar poIioU lSaN
that Bonpland, the botanist1 !, u sa
eScurslon, was unable to ascsnd I' a'
then corrientes; but he recsiv. nigh
n'ards, South Americans, and 9 % SR
ians unfortunately, and tr ,o D''',s
according to their deserts, sl, Nsss ,h'
docs not allow spaniard, I ~ b
white women in the country he ~ "a. n''y
1t Is In the power ofthis sinp1 S,,'F
that Artigas has fallen. He 0 b,' no
his prisoner for nearly two v.. LAY Zen
flying from the Portuguese 'I b', {. S''
the prosecutions of party Of ' HI, n Ss
countrymen, under Ramirez n Jm o'a
himself subsequently killed at Pr. S y
co, a place situated between s0 ~, "
del Estero, and Santa Fe, toward. ,', II
close of 1920. Artigas sought an y al
lum IN Paraguay, and there found M!
but his turbulent disposition not ,1 IL,
l"g him to be quiet, he formed bl,n
raise troops, and again recover Ii, y.
tendency (; when Dr.. Francia. nOttoi
yolve his country with his neipbbo.
arrested him in convent. wbs,s !,
was closely watched and guarded vb'
the last advices left Paraguay Ns,
withstanding the facts above stated
there are still cruizers at Sea, we,rro
the flag Of Artigas, and most Of ,bsiIi
captures are paid at Lloyds.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-22
From tie London Morning Chronicle.
PARAGUAY.

1t has been long erroneously believed
in Europe, that Artigas, the noted
chief, who, for period of years, gov.
erned the eastern bank Of the river
Plate in a state otindependeDce, reject
ing the overtures of Spain, and with.
standing the attacks of the rival GO
vernment of Buenos Ayres-who,
without any organized government of
laws, without having courts Of justice,
boards of admiralty, or any other regu-
lar system for the trial of prizes, issued
letters of marque, which we're after.
wards simulated and served for an ex-
tensive plan of plumber and murder on
the seas 1t has enormously been be-
lieved in Europe, we repeat, that this
noted Artigas has been taken by the
Portuguese and killed. This, however,
is not the case. Artigas isalive, altho',
perhaps, SO situated as to be prevented
from again using his influence and as
tendency, either as terror to his
neighbors or as an instrument of desc
lation in country governed by him af-
ter the Tartar fashion; and the recent
inquiries we have beeninduced to make
after the fate of this singular character,
have elected variety of particulars,
which, availing ourselves of leisure,
moment, we now lay before our rea-
ders.
Compared with the other indepen-
dent governments which have been
formed in South America, Paraguay,
known to US from the labor Of the Je-
suits, and the descriptions of MaratOrj
and Azara, presented many singular
points ofcontrast. When the first dis
turbances commenced in that quater,
towards the year 1910, the inhabitants
of Paraguay, owing to their peculiarly
secluded situation, Judged that no fur
Their protection or support could be de-
rived from the mother country, whose
affairs soon afterwards, at that distance,
began to look desperate, and they early
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-22

! ker, on Main street, opposite Market
Sasare, was entered with false key, BY a
| m ii, who calls himself George w. Baker,
{but whose real nsmeis Supposed to he
Clarke with evident intentiou ofrobbing
the whole Of its contents. Mr.. Redman
returning 10 the shop where he usually
slept, short time after, and pressing
slightly against The door. preparatory TO in
Producing The key into the lock, discover
ed that II was open; upon listening he
heard movement In the shop, which sa-
tissed him that some person was within,
and after calling to him several times to
come forth, man Of ordinary stature APP
preached the door, and presenting pistol,
threatened TO blow his brains out IT he
gave any alarm or opposed his passage.
MIR. r. with much presence OF mind step
ped to the side OF the door, aud as the rob
Der extended lib pistol towards him, with
one hand he knocked il from his grasp,
and with The other seized The fellow, and
having called few neighbors 10 his asSis-
tance examined him and then had him Sc
cured in gao. A number of watches were
found in bis and concealed about his
person. Yes re day he was examined by
tho Mayor and committed for trial.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-22
U. s. SCHOONER PORPOIsE.

Our CORES pOndents, the Editors OF the
New York Mercantile Advertiser. trans
mit;ed to US the following account of the
cruize OF the u. S. Schr. Porpoise, Capt.
Ramage. whicg arrited at Charleston on
the 9Th inst. from long and interesting
cruize on the coast OF South America. She
has visited St. Bars, ST. Thomas, Porto
Cabello, Curacao, st. Martha, Chagres
and Havana. According TO report, it APP
pears that on the coast Of Colombia our
trade is respected by the naval forces OF
that Republican, on the contrary, the
torces of Spain capture and condemn all
vessels they meet with trading to or from
ports in possession of the Patriots.
Porto Cabello is the only place that held
out against the Colombian forces, but il IS
more than probable that ere this it has
surrendered.
The government of Colombia in the
ports above mentioned, is well organized.
and every disposition evinced to favor the
commerce of the United States.
The markets for American produce and
manufactures were very favorable.
The Porpoise parted company with the
u. S. ship of war Peacock, capt. Cassln,
10 days since off Havana. the crew in
good health.
1t is stated that the Porpoise has the
most in4isputabe and irresistible evidence
in addition TO what has already transpTed,
to prove he piratical character OF the Fan.
cbita alias Palmyra, now III the port OF
Charleston. BALI. Republican,