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The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-05-16
Cabinet Mandatory.

III ME subscriber respectfully returns his most
Il sincere thanks TO his friends and public ge-
Morally for the liberal donations and encourage
ment, given him, since his late calamity and
would wish n continuance of their favors in re-
gard to his line of business, his present stand
opposite DIR. Fitshugh's on King-sueet, be-
tween Alfred anh Patrick streets, where he In.
tends TO keep good assortment of o.i
4 C.ABLNET FURNITURE, !,
consisting of sideboards, secretaries and book
cases, pillar and claw pembroke tables, PLAN
breakfast aud dining tables, bursaux, wash and
candle stands, bcdsteads, cribs, cradles, &c.
which he will sell as low for cash or approved
notes as they can be bought in the district. ALSO
on hand for sale, handsome assortment Of
crotch and shaded
st. DOMINGO .I.aHOG.4.N.Y
in logs and boards, which ne viii sell low. Ha.
wing preserved his hearse from the late Gre
which Consumed his tools and materials, he has
since taken considerable pains TO render il
complete and handsome, and will
Undertake Funerals
on the most reasonable terms. Also, on hand a
good assortment of Windsor chairs.
may 10 6m HARRISON BRADLEY.
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J. Ill. RUNNELiS.
TO REM.

Tss11 MS the "W0OLINGTON DIS.
sssR TILLERY," situated OH the bor
u&A2S{F8, 'iers of Loudoun and Fairfax Coup.
ties, Virginia. II is capable of
manufacturing six barrels ofwhiskey a day, and
the high reputation which il has hitherto sns
tanned as TO its quality is well known The
buildings which constitute the establishments I'm
addition to- the DistiIlery are all nearly new.
convenient and we'll constructed /; such ns a,
brick dwelling, warehouse, store, granary. dis
uiiers house, cooper's house and shop--bIak
smiths shop, smoke house, &c. sc tits good
Stand for a country store-and IN addition IN
the supplies ofgrain brought down the Potomac
river, which is but short distance from the dis,
uliery-ihe hattering prospects in the grain
crops OF the neIghborhood authorize belief
that the business that could be conducted there
the present and succeeding year will not fail In
prove profitable To the foregoing there viii, b,.
attached abnh 100 acres of ara d lie Ia nd (or NOR.
ii rsquned) a part of which 10 enclosed and
.SubdNided Into lois well set with grassland
Will also be accompanied with right so HI,
furnished with supplies of fuel and slaves for.
barrels from such part Of tfe. estate as ashalI he
pointed DOT. Possession msy irr-. gwen on the
ist OF June next. IL win he required ef those
VINO may desire 10 rent, ia give satisfactory So.
curry for the payment and faithful pertormance
of such covenants AS may be agreed nnon =
""d' 'ney are can De ascertained by reference
to JOHN % rr,ppJs
nALfIdokE,may 10 2aw4,v& law4w.
II The Genids of Liberty and Waeb;ng,oo.
ian oil LeeshnrS, the Alexandria Herald. and
Metropolitan of Georgetown, will please nnb.
hsh the above twice a week for fo,lr veeiss
a pak fnrf d.
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The brig Wary, DunweII, from Matsn-
zas Aprll 20th, has arrived at Newport.
4 I've captain states, that previous to his
-siIing, pirate schr. was chsseu III shore
ny tuOU. y schis,aDd getting under land
d The night, tliey lost sight OF her ,wo
Or three barges cruizDg from tIavsnv
nlo6g the coast, at the same time, inter.
epted the pirate, and alter All scliou Of
3 5 minutes, TOOK the scbr. killed men,
no were seen lying on the beach ths
\. ext day, ard carried her to Key West.
~ schr. mounted 4 gums
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-05-16
SICKNESS IN AFRICA.

From accounts received at Boston from
Africa, il appears that mortal sickness
prevails among The seamen or that coast.
The Schr. Mercury was lying at AGRA,
January 18th, the captain and all hands
dead. An American herlnsphrodite big
vas at Admire, with four OF her crew
dead. The ship Afiosto, sailed from
Princess Island, Feb. Goth, for the Gold
.coast--Hve other crew dead.
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For Sale OF Freight.

AA The brig Re6ecca,
.AAEEM Three and half years old,
&<A1GSS superior blu lit vessel, and of the
ssasfSss--s best materials sails fast and carries
loco barrels, or 200 hogsheads of tobacco. If
not sold in a few days she will take freight TO
Europe or the West Indies. Apply to
WIN. F0HLE g. Co.
Who have for sale, said briggs cargo, of
$500 bushels brig hi Cadiz salt NAV is
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THE GREEKS.

Ahe'Ulbraitar papers contain I, com.
Pie'e continuation of the cheering newa
recently received, Of the suct esses oh.
tsined by the Greeks over ,hs;r 49,
Ious oPpressors. OfS2. 900 Turks who
penetrated mAugust last in to the Moroa
guy or 1900 remained. All the 9th,
srs Perished, partly in the comba,s ,ha,
mac. mac 'asen place, and partly by famine. =
Inc turkish squadron had ,eturned &c
Nons.antlnople after having another YES.
Bel OF 20 guns burnt in sight OF the Oar.
uaneiles, and having lost moro than SO
Vessels OF war, which were driven on
snore In a tcmpesl. l cannot describe
she ardour which prevails in the Archi
Peiago, nor the admiration with which
tbe English have inspired the Greeks.-
Drama Ali, who commanded at Cofintb,
mas recently been poisoned" Com. I'D.
BISHOP OF NORTH CAROLINA
PETER BURG,vA NAY 9.-Mr. Ravens,
Sroi'' OF 'h's state, accepts the appoint.
ment OF bishop Of the diocess OF North
carolina; and the rev. Gentleman, on
MS way to be eonsecrated at Philadelphia,
preached IN the episcopal church in this
town ON tuesday evening last. On this
occasion we may say with singular pro.
priety to the citzens of North Carolina
s1haf our loss is their .g,raf goin.', Mr.:
RavenscrOii Is truly all amiaDle and zeal.
ou' iaborer IN the vineyard OF his Divine
Mas'er- w hen we have seen him at the
desk, we have been Iorcibly reminded OF
me preacher described 10y the poet Cow :
per:
There stands the mcsseDge% of truth :
~, ,nerc stands vine,
The iegate Of the skies His theme di
his Office sacred, his credentials clear,
ny him the vioiatrd laws speak out
lis thnndeIs--and by him in strains as
sweet
AS angels use, the gospel whispers peace
lie Establishes the strong, restores the
weak hear,
Reclaims the wanderer, binds the broke,
AUD armed himsel: in panopiy compile /.
vi heavenly temper, furnishes with arm.
Bright as his own, and trains, by ever,
rule
vi holy discipline, TO glorious war,
lhe sacfameDtal host OF Gods elect!
venerate the man, whose heart Is VAIN.
w hose hands are pure, whose doctrine
ard whose hie,
CoinGideDi, exhibit lucid proof
That he Is honest in the sacred cause.
PHILADELPHIA MAY ~. Last evening
81. 0voige's church, North Fourth Stree
was crow ded TO overlooking to hear a
sermon from the rev. MIR smith, an in,,,.
Grant preacher IN The Methodist church
He preached iieni /. Cor XIV. 81 "
"For since by man came death, by man
came also the resurrsctic oil the dead. .
This geptleman's volce is not So r:cb,.,tl
ard varied IN its tones as that Of the rev
MIR Sunm.r6,id nor is it susceptible ut
the same sweetness OF moduialion and
c!eaIness OF delivery. lie ha, howevcI
maiy oil the higher qualifications Of thai
preacher. He is rapid, energetic and
we'll read. There is an earneslpess oil
manner and an air of interest ard siDceri.
ty IN all he says and does which is we'll
calculated deeply TO impress his hearers.
This gentleman will remain in this city
few days. Democratic Press.
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NOTICE.

NOIlSE.
TN virtue by a deed of trust, executed by Wr,
u Hartshorn and wife TO US the subscribers, for
the purposes therein mentioned, we shall pro.
coed 10 sell at public sale, on the premises, on
the TWENTY EIGHTH DAY OF MAY next, at IL o.
clock in the morning, all that
Lot or Parcel Of Ground
lying and being in the town of AIsSandria, bs,
ginning at the intersection of Water and Wilkes
streets, and running southwsrdly with Water
street 10 feet inches then eastwardIy in a
line parallel with Wilkes 81. into the river Pote.
mac ; then in line parallel with Water street
176 feet inches TO Wilke street thence west
wardly with that street and binding thereon, to
the place of beginning. ~
The terms Of sale are, one Gfth part OF the
purchase money to be paid on the day of sale
the remainder on n credit of one and two years
with interest thereon, from the time of sale, and
secured by a lien on the premises. The title TO
this property is considered good, and such
one as we can make shall be given.
GEORGE DRINKER,
THOMAS JANNEY, { trustees.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-05-16

An act authorizing tho building of a
railway from Philadelphia to Columbia.
on the Susquchanna, was passed at the
last session of the legislature of Penn.
sylvania. -
Three thousand bushels OF wheat,
was imported from tho Baltic sea. to Bo..
ton. have been sent to Baltimore Tor sale
The Philadelphia Gazette states that
one hundred and eieven sturgeon were
taken al one haul, by some men, who
were fishing for shad i'm the Delaware on
Monday lasl. :,
The horse Roman, ha, arrived safe al
New York, IN the Maria, from Liver
pool. -
Mathews makes his last appe ance in
America at New York, on thi, day.
and takes leaves in GoidHnch and Mon.
sieur Morble,I, and cortemplates return.
ing home in tho Meteor. From his
commencement until the present TIME
his success has not varied, and his alb
sencc will leave space in the comic
department not easily flied.
S@No papers were received at our
office, by last evenings mail, North Of
Philadelphia.
- 49, RI &
Departed this life, at fredericksburg,
on the 10th inst, aged 81 years, HECTOR
ALEXANDER, esquire; native OF Scotland,
butfor many years resident Of Dumfries,
va. HIS remains were Inferred al Dunn
iries, on the 18th, attended by the few.
relatives he had in this country and nu.
merous concourse of friends, who win
long depiore the loss society has expe.
rienccd IN his death. II may be truly
said OF him, more afectiona,c and hos
pitaoie man, never lived his honesty.
integrity and humanity to all around him
Is believed not TO have been surpassed.--
As he lived, 50 he died,a Christian. To
the writes OF his he was well known;and
me- unexpected death is, and ever will be.
source of regret to him, and no doub,
ms numerous friends and acuuaintan.
tes. !fhe had an enemy upon tins earth,
I was certtiD'y unknown.
-aieGdndyra l4th May, 1925.
H. hing on, N Saturday evening,
,''r DAVID YOUNG, formerly OF Newr.,
elanc. bui tor several years resident
IN that city, IN the 69th year of his age.
NJ Earnest iowb, Upper Canada on
thursday evening the 10th nit. WILLIAM
JoHNsTpN, % late coion.i oithe Adding
81 Mjl''ia, aged Sd years, ten month,
End ten days. he WAS one of the frs,
-ttiers in Canada after the American
revolution.
. On The Goth uit. in Harrison co. Va
'ear Harrisburg, aged II years, BETSY
CLAYTON REEpEK, third daughter Of Rem
,an,ln iseeder.'
AZ Darimoath, Ms. Cd inst. GIDEON
ROWLAND, aged nearly ninety yesrs,a @or.
my member OF the society OF Frienas,
Saving nearly 500 descendants, some oil
IN hf,,N ,,l, ~. H..
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412 ACRES.
about 90 acres in wood. The improvements are
a spacious dwelling house of hewn stone a
large convenient building for kitchen and SER
wants use barn, cattle shed and store, where
good business has been done, all built of stone
two frame buildings for a corn house and sta
bIe,with sundry other buildings of wood; a large
orchard, well stocked, and good garden-A
considerable part of this farm is under a good
stone fencing and the whole may be so incIos-
ed. Two merchant mills are near TO il. This
farm is said to be equal to any in the countv.-
One fourth Of the purchase money being paid
down, liberal time will be given on the residue
IN annual pay rnents. For terms apply to the
subscribers in Alexandria, or to Infnan Horner.
esq. WarrentOn, Fauquier CO.
Vaudeville & LARMOUR-
n. B. This farm is yet offered for sale. A.
bout sixty acres have been put ia clover th;s
spring, and the present tenant is under com
tract to seed sixty bushels wheat next fall, or
more If required, which may be had at the
customary price Of seeding. Possession will
be given the LIST Of March next. For terms in
qume as aooVemeniioned. may IA
The Gen. Of Lib. Leesburg, and Winchester
Republican will insert the above tf and send
their accounts TO NJ. &L
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OF There will be market for
Butchers meat on SUNDAY MORNINGS until the
III Of October next S. WHEELER. G M
may 16
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KERR & FITZHUGH
OFFER for sale on good terms hhds N.
" Orleans sugar
9 hhds sup Barbados sugar for family use
go bbls assorted sugars
GOO loaves refined sugars
10 hhds bright retailing moiasses
COCO VT prime green coffee
IL chests and half chests guppowder, i'm
perial and young Tyson teas Of the latest
importations
case sup gunpowder tea in 2 Id cannisters
And I box fine souchong do
pipe old L.. r. Madeira wine, Araujo's
brand
4 or casks sup old port do
pipe Teneriffe do old
90 cases old Madeira do dox each
rs do do port do do
Is do ciaret do do
pipes very sup cognac brandy years old
punchson Jamaica rum
2 do Antigua do
500 gals old whiskey
! pipe old Irish do
81 bbIs Baltimore do
20 boxes sperm candles Swain g. Cos pat
ent
Is boxes mould do
IL do dipped DO
$50 gals Rodmans best sperm oil
AZ boxes soap very good
ton shot assorted
ID kegs gunpowder
casks and few pine apple cheese
9 cases fresh salad oil, with their usual as.
sortment of choice groceries Also,
$50 bbls prime shad, 200 do nett and gross
herring, put up with great care for family use
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ONE CENT REWARD

% Ray away on Friday, the 9th
~ inst. WILLIAM w. EMERSON,
@T an apprentice 10 the tailoring bu-
&%N siness, aboutihe age of eighteen !;
s,aszknfana had, on when he left home, an
old green roundabout and gre,
pantaloons of cassinet He was seen on III,
road between this and 0ccoquar on Sunday last
in company with WAGNER. ] forwarn ali
persons from employing or harboring said run
away as am determined to inforce the law o.
gainst all Offenders JOAN 5. EMERSON
may Is ct
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ENo papers were received at our
office, by last evenings mail, North OF
Philadelphia.
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Barbados Sugar and Molasses.

lust received by the Rose.n- Bloom
- IA hhds prime sugar
II AZ, .-.-.l~>Sses
And by the Resolution from Brazil 1000 Span
sh hides ofsupericr quality
And IN store, 30 bales burlaps, Nos. /, 2, g,
and 4; 90 tons bar iron assorted, ESQ lbs soal
leather, 2oo sides upper and haEpess, 100 CALI
skins, 90 doz morocco Skim of various co;ors,
cochineai, 10 boxes Baltimore chocolate No 4,
o do No 2, TO be sold at reduced price, 1000 lbs
cotton yarn assorted Motto 70; apply to
march II NJ. MILLER g. SON
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Fifty dollars Reward.

TlIE stable of the subscriber was broken O.
Il pen on the night of Saturday, the 10th ms.
and two horses wantonly MANNED and disfigured,
aud on the next day, forged advertisement,
offering them for sale, was deposited for inser-
ton at the office of the Herald
The a. owe reward will be given for such evil
dence as shall lead 10 the conviction of the per-
petrator, or perpetrators, OF the vilainy. In as
much as the duty, as well as the interest, OF
every well disposed member Of society, requires
that they should resist such unprineipIed ag-
gressions, upon the property and order Of tle
community, the subscriber expects the aid OF
all such persons in his endeavor TO detect and
expose the criminals.
march 10 81 GUSTAyUS A. BROWN.
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GROCERIES,

Sugars, Molasses, Rum, etc.
VoHN II. LADD & Co. have for sale, on fa.
~ vcrable terms,
As hhds muscovado sugars
80 boxes brown Havana sugars
40 hhds molasses
30 hhds West India
do Jamaica Rum
100 bbls N. England
l3 pipes Cognsc and Marseiles brandy
pipes Holland gin
$50 bbls old rye whiskey
20 pipes de Araujos & Brandy g. Co Ma
deira wine, in casks of IL gallons
40 or casks Pico Madeira Lisbon cargo)
Tenerifie wines, Sicily Madeira and currant
wine
so bags Havana and ST. Domingo coffee
% barrels New York prime beef 4
600 boxes Marseiiles, marbled, white, and
Philadelphia yellow soap
20 boxes mould candles
10 do sperm do
700 tons plaster
20 boxes window glass, various sizes
40 dozen best olive oil
Liverpool coarse salt, sperm and commons
whale oil, smoked herrings bbls, colouriug, wea-
vers' reeds, hops, gisuber salts, ploughs, cut
nails, writing paper, quilts, hats, shoes, boots,
Havana and Philadelphia segars, figs, flbsrts,
rice, cotton, vinegar, sugar loaf, paper, FLINDERS
boards, &c. &c. march IL
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VIM. GOUDELL K Co.

{ Corner Of Prince and Union Streets
OFFER for sale 400 bush first quality seed
~ potatoes, 1000 lunches onions, 10 bar
rels sweet northern cider
1000 VT new bacon well cured
Beets, oats, aud black eyed peas
Hhds and iierces molasses
Hhds and bbls sugar
Bills beef (iness and prime No y
Do mess pork, Goldfish
Mackerel Nos ], . and 3 in bbls g. hall bbls
Bills tanners oil
Bags coffee and pepper, kegs pimento
Boxes best mould candles at a low price
Do Nos aud 2 chocolate
Chests II tea, Souchong do
Imperial and gunpowder do in boxes and
2 Id canuisters
Kegs butter superior quality
Do lard, fresh raisins, cheese
Whiskey, peach brandy, loaf sugar
Stoughtons bitiers in bottles
Papers spice bitters
Indigo, copperas, powder and shot
Ravens duck, writing paper, quilts very
cheap
Seine twine, cotton yarn
Domestic plaids, stripes and checks
Paints and oils, with a variety of other ar
ticles at Wholesale or retail. n. b. Ship stores
put up on the best terms Jan %
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-29

tonic; but the interior OF The island IS
much infested by them. Large bands OF
them were rowing about the country near
Matanzas when we were last there, plum
dering plantations and numbering the IN
habitants. A considerable body OF cavai>
nv was sent out after them and brought in
FIVE prisoners. Tie MALTA re-e also IN
der arms and securing the country.
The Pirates are well manned and we'll
armed, and think it likely they will e We
the inhabitants oil the Island much trouble;
but as the evilis non brought home 10 them,
| think the authorities will feel it incum-
bent on them to use every means IN their
power for their suppression.
P.S. You will frequently hear OF vessels
OF piratical character and appearance
chasing vessels on this side the Island: DO
not believe it--our sChOonars often chase
vessels, but there aIr ho pirates here, and
but few of the accounts sou have heard
are to be credited. One story will assume
dozen different, shapes before It is new
vamped to answer another turn 10 the prin.
ters. Every idle rumor that is heard in
Havana or Ma.anzas is seized on by cur
merchant captains. taken to the printers,
and from as many different mouths as they
get them. so many different stories they
give 10 the public, all of which, nm.
times out OF ten, are false in every Iarli-
cular. That piracy has fourished here
there is no doubt, but that it exists at pre-
sent is without foundation.
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AMERICANS IN PRISON AT TRI.
NIDAD,


We have this morning received, via
Be on, long letter from one who signs
himself Robert Worrell Baker, on AmerI-
can, and Lieutenant IN the Colombian ma
Wy, now in prison with II Americans, at
Trinidad. The letter is dated, Trinidad
Prison, April 90" The vessel which
brought tine letter is announced in the
Boston newspapers, as having arrived
from Trinidad de Cuba. where we pre-
sumo the writer is confined, though il is
not stated so distinctly. The narrative
which tollows,Iwe have found it necessa y
TO write entire y over, T. TO aLriJse livery
considerably.
The writer, it appears, was one of the
officers OF the Colombian schooner OF war
Pedelia, which sailed from Charleston,
S. G.. on the Alb OF October last, on a
cruise. On the S8th December, off Ca.
20 Romano. they captured the Spanish
schr. Flora, from Havana, the Flora ba.
wing no apers on board. The prisoners
were sent 90 board the privateer. In the
afternoon of the same day they fell in with
the armed Spanish schooner Pansha, from
Havana, having the Spanish schr. Iris in
convoy, both Of which were captured.
At evening they came 10 anchor with all
three prizes, laden ilh valuable cargoes.
/ he prisoners were put on board the Iris,
and sent of, and the Flora and Pansha
manned and ordered for Carthagena.
Lieutenant Baker took charge of the Flo
"a, and Lieutenant Cadet of the PaDsha.
On the Goth of December, they sailed for
Car,hagena, under convoy OF the priva-
teer. During The night, as the Flora out.
sailed the Pansha, they parted company,
and not coming together the day follow.
ing, the Flora proceeded to Car!hagena.
They had light breeze and pleasant
weather, until The 9th OF January, when,
of Cape Antonio, they discovered
strange sail bearing down upon them.
The crew OF the Flora consisted OF only
eight men, armed each with musket and
cutIass. They determined. however, 10
give battle if attacked, and defend them.
selves to the last. AT P. M. the WIND
died away to calm, and the vessel
(Which afterwards proved TO be The pi-
rate Gaia, since captured by the British
cutter Grecian) fred two shots, which
passed through The nainsail OF the Flora.
The pirate manned two boats with thirty
men, which came alongside the Flora.
which then hoisted the Colombian flag,
fred into one of their boats and killed
nine OF the pirates. They made second
attempt, and one boat commenced board
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From The Baltimore Nlcrniag Chronicle, Alays6
CAUSE OF THE WAR.

tAUSE VI TIE w An.
As credulily iIseIl, is now overcome by
evidence, that war does exist between
France and Spain, we have been at some.
trouble in collecting the various pom oil
alteration between these Two countries,
that have now eventusted in the ehuslon
OF human blood. We shall endeayor 10
pursue them IN PLAN and distlct man
ner but we shall not avoid The cc'ate'
raj explanation OF other points ct suboTdI"
male interest demanding Illustration. tl's!
then, the appearance OF The squadron con-
manded by Com. Owe, IN the west In
ilan seas, it may be remembered, was
presumed by many, to augur the cessla'I
of the island of Cuba to England, AMI tnat
This force was intended 10 take torha' pos
session. This opinion is unlouHued
Com Owen sailed Tor the extlTpalIon Oh
piracy, and he received orcers IOr me &C.
compiishment OF this OBJECT, to 90 "ba'
we pressed upon Congress al their Ias 'es-
SION 10 do, namely: in the event Of Pr
rates again taking ysfuse on me eodHg
Cuba. after asking assistance from he
commandment If Cubn, u'th his dsslstance'
file granted IL, and ai'hom 1t, yhe T'i&
held Il, to .Hec, q iunaaag on The coast
Cuba, and 10 root on. The pirates mr.
toids." Connected with this sug-c'', >
may be proper 10 state more in detail lhs
leading policy of England. With regard 70
The late Spanish COLONIES in NORTH anu
South America. The English MIDF'fy
lIsClam in The most soiemn manner sHy
intention. of sppropriating The smallest
portion OF any oil The late opanisn posse
sions m America, and they declare inst
any attempt made by France, during 'ns
contest TO do the same thing, will mah-
EI gland party in The con est. IL 90"
appears, that tbs government was son
ifierated with our own, TO obtain iro"
FERDINAND himself, an express recognition
oil the independence OF his forn.I CO. me-
without even stipulation terexclusTe coa