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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-10-07
Drugs & Medicines,

AMONG WHICH, ARE
Bale SNAKE ROOT;
do. SIENNA;
DO. PINK ROOT;
Case CAMP HOR;
do. LIQUORICE;
4 do. -4LOES;
4 cask CREAM T4RTFR;
zeroon Peruvian BARK;
case do. Pulyerized;
do. RHUBARB;
1 do. do. PuIverized
do. BORAK;
Hhds. Flour SULPHUR;
8 bbis. GIsube's Salts, &C. &c.
0E-Lorillards, Maccoboy and ScotcI
SNUFF, Pot and Peari ashes, SAL ERATU,
" iPlsor and Fancy soap, Wash Balls, PEI
tumery, Soda POWDERS;- with great va
riety Of o'her articles, too numerous to particu
Of which will be sold on the me,
terms for CASH or approved Credit
JOHN coz.
Portland. July 8. (e.ptf.)
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-10-07

l case black and coIored Nankin GRAPES,
! | DO. - Canton DO.
Naukin Grape Dresses Grape Shawls Plaid
Silks black and colored French GRAPES; black,
blue, pink, lilac and green SARSNETS; black
| SYNCHAWS +; black Taffetlas black and coored
BOMBAZEENS; good Flag Bandauna, German
and black silk HANDKERCHIEFS Menno
SHAWLs and HANDKERCHIEFS thread and
cotton LACES; figured g. plain SILK do. Bobbinett
do. ; figured and plain Cambria & Null MUSLlNS T;
Muslin ROBES figured and plain Book g. Jeno
MUSLINS; Linen CAMBRICS white and colored
cotton do; Irish LINENS in half pieces, very low
linen and cotton DAMASK GA. ia and "a Tar.
key TABLE CLOTHS green DO. cotton HAND.
IKERCHIEFS Cashmere SHAWLS; cotton do. /.
Marseilles. Valencia and black silk VESTINGS ;
white and striped JEANS; DIMOTlES; Tartan
PLAlDS; blue and yellow NANKINS; silk and
cotton VELVETS; English GIN CHAINS; SEER
SUCKERS; coronation CALICOES; black and
white silk HOSE: black, white. slate and mixed
worsted HOSE Furniture PATCHES silk and
cotton UMBRELLAS /; idderminister CARPET
ING; Merno PRINCES; Russia DIAPERS /;
spool Cotton she'll side COMBS Ivory do black
and white HOOKS and EYES; SUBSCRIBERS !;
BUTTONS gentlemen and ladies' leather. kid and
silk GLOVES; sewing SILKS and TWISTS, &c.
&c.
ALSO.
Black, blue. Oxford and Haresback mixed
Broadcloths and CassiIneres.
Factory SheetiDgs, shirtings Ginghams Checks
and Stripes. If May Is.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-10-07
Dye-StuHs, Paints, &c.

THE subscriber offers for sale at the Store
Il in Middle Street, recently occupied by
HENRY BUTMAN,
In Tons LOCKWOOD,
do. FUSTIC,
2 do. REDWOOD,
2 do. NICARAGUA,
40 Bills. CAMWOOD,
do. NADER,
Hhds. COPPERAs,
5 Casks Blue VITRIOL,
6 Casks ALUM,
do. NUT CALLS,
Case INDIGO,
8 Carboys OIL VlTRlOL,
3 Cases do.
Press Papers, Clothiers Jacks, No. 10
Cards; Clio hiers Screws--Plates--Cop
-Teasels---Tente Hooks-Brushes
&c. &c.
ALSO
Tons DRY WHITE LEAD
so Kegs GROUND Do.
25 Bbls LTNSEED OH.
S Casks FRENCH YELLOW
q Do. SPANISH BROWN
Do. VENETIAN RED
Hhds WHITING
10 Boxes CROME YELLOW
10 scks VERDIGRISE
Gum Copal-Gum Shellsc-Rose Pink
Prussian Neutrality-suspicious. Turpeutine
VsrmilliOn &c. &c. &c.
An extensive assortment OF Window GlaS:
of Various sizes from by 8 to Ii by 20.
Together with very General assortment
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-10-07
rNOTICE.

~ OTlCE IS hereby given, that alta Court OF
4V Sessions, begun and holden at Paris, with
70 and for the County Of Oxford, on the third
TUESDAY Of June, A. ID. eighteen hundred
and tweuty-two-1he Court then ordered and
assessed tax Of two cents per acre, on Plan
tation numbered four, in said County, conta ID
ing twenty-six thousand nine hundred and
thirty-two acres, amounting to the sum Of five
hundred and thirty-eight dollars and sixty
four cents, for the purpose ofrepairing so much
OF the road, known BY the name Of the Coos
ROAD, leading from the Town OF Wilton,
through Plantation numbered four, and Weld
to Andover, as lays in said Plantation num-
bered four; and appointed EBENEzER KEYEs,
OF Jay, and STEPHEN HoLT, Of Weld, a Com
mittee to receive and expend said assessment
IN repairing and amending said road
NOR, therefore, the proprietors aud owners
OF Land in said Plantation, numbered four,
are requested to pay the said tax, TO HENRY
RUST, Treasurer ofthe said County Of Oxford,
or TO his successor in said Office, within six
months from the date hereof, and unless sale
tax Is paid within that time, to the said Treas
urer, or TO his successor in said Office, so much
Of said land, as will pay said tax and inciden.
tai charges, will be sold al PUBLIC VEN.
DUE, at the Office Of HENRY FARWRLL
Esquire, IN DIxFIELB, in said County OF Ok
ford, on WEDNESDAY, the twenty-eighth
day Of April, A. D. eighteen hundred and
twenty-four, at ten O'Clock 10 the forenoon.
HENRY RUST,
Treasurer Of the County Of Oxford
Norway, Septe mber 26, 1928.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-10-07
Real Estate for Sale.

A LARGE, well finished, three-story Dwell
~ IING-HOUSE, situated on the southeast
erJv side of Pleasant Street, commanding fine
view of the harbor The lot Of land Is large, with
convenient out houses-a good well OF water
and hne Garden; and is one Of the most eligible
situations for the man Of business or leisure that
has been offered for sale for some time
ALSO,
A handsome, twO-story brick
NG-HOUSE and lot of LAND, situated
On High-Straet, with out houses, and every con-
venience for large family-the prospect good.
TTFor terms apply TO TIMOTHY FETCH
Err, NO. 4, MerriLFs RON, Fore Street.
Portland, SEPT. %, 1923.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-10-07
SHERIFF's NOTICE.

OAR OhD, 81.
W HEREAS Warrants have issued from
w HENRY RusT, Esquire, Treasurer of said
County Of Oxford, and have been committed TO
me, against the following unimproved tracts and
townships Of LAND, situated in said County,
Tor the County taxes assessed thereon, az
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-10-07
CROCKERY WARE,
At Wholesole-o7,Iy.


At Wholssale--orIy.
JAMES B. CAHOON,
HAS for sale general assortment of
- CRocKERx WARE, Cat the Office, OF
Messrs. Atwood s. Quincy, Erchange-Street
Portland, at as low rate as can be purchased
in town, for cash or credit. He has on hand
Crates well assorted for the country market,
consisting ofC. G. enamelled and b. p. Ware,
Any orders for Ware, will be gratefully ac-
knowIedged and promptly attended TO.
J. B. c. Flatters himself that he shall re-
ceive a share of public patronage, particu-
larry from those of his friends with whom be
is acquainted. I
ALSO, For Sale as above,
2 hhds Sugar,
Q trunks Calicoes, containing about 5000
yds.
Just received, and for sale as above,
A general assortment of
HARD WARE,
consisting Of Decanters, Tumblers, Wines,
Salts, Cruets, hustards, Peppers, &c.
March I8.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-10-07

From the Dutch of Jacob Westerbaen, POI
of the Seventeenth century; the strenuous d.
fender of Olden Banevelt, De Groot, and otht
great, but unfortunate Statesmen.
Think not that the dear perfume
And the bloom
OF those cheeks, divinely glowing,
Ever shall remain to thee
While there be
None for whom these flowers are blowing.
BY the elegantine be taught
How It's sought
For its blooms and fragrance only:
Is not an its beauty past
When at last
On the thorn It's hanging lonely'
Maidens are like garden bowers
FilPd with flowers,
Which are sprng-times choicest treasure
While the budding leaves they bear
Flourish there
They viii be a source of pleasure.
But whene'er the lovely Spring
Spreads her wing,
Andthe roses charms have feeted;
Nor those lately valued flowers,
Nor the bowers,
Shall with former praise be greeted.
While Loves beam in woman's eyes
Fondly lies
All the hearts best feelings telling,
Love viii come "a welcome guest0
And her breast
Be his own extatic dwelling.
But when envious time takes arms
'Gainst her charms,
All her youthful graces spurning,
Love, who courted beauty's ray
Steals away,
Never thinking of returning
Maidens who mans suit deride,
And whose pride
Scorns the hearts that bow before We,
From my song this lesson learn:
Be not stern
To the L0Uers qcho adore ne.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-10-07

No"' therefore, give notice that unless said
taxes, ana all intervening charges, are previous
" Pald, shall, pursuant to said Warrants. SELF
at ruolc Auction, at the Court House, in Paris.
u u said county, on THURSDAY, the thirteenth
gay q November next at ii O'Clock, in the fore
noon, SO much Of said several Tracts Of LAND
q Will discharge the taxes and Intervening
cnarges' on each of them respectively.
WILLIAM q. WHITNEY.
-, Sheriff of Oxford County
hebron, September 18th, 1898.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-10-07
FROM THE SPANISH


They sag they'll to my Wedding 60.
They say they'll to my wedding go,
But will have no husband-no
I'll rather live serene and still
Upon solitary hill,
Than bend me to another's will,
And be slave in veal and woe:
No will have no husband-no!
No mother I've no wish to prove
The doubtful joys Of welded love
And from these fowery pathways rove
Where innocence and comfort grow
No | will have no husband-no
And heaven, I'm sure, n'eer meant that h
Should thy young daughters husband be
We have no common sympathy
So let youths bud unbroken blow
For will have no husband---no
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-10-07
IIAS FOR sale, a. No I, Exchange Row
Il just below the Hay-Market.
SPERMACETI OIL.

.ofan excellent quality for Lamps those whO
nave been troubled with bad Oil, are requested
10 call and try his. Also great variety of
Lamps d LGnthOrnS
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-12-13
~ lSEsS n.
NEW YORK NOV. Ia.

BY the rival las. evening oi me ship
Minerva, rom Liverpool, we have re-
ceiNed London papers o the 18Th u.
The following Is a brief summary OF then
ta"si Important contents:
The Krs was Slowly pursuing his
way To MaJr!d. l. was supposed be
would make some sop a Seville. Tht
Dixie d'AngoUIeme, il Is said, from mo-
ives % delcacy, did nol enter Cadiz
lest it should have worn the appearance
OF ! triumph.
RiegO tried before civil tribunal,
Notwithstanding his miiilary rank, and
conAernDea but he has been resplted,
IN consequence oil CERTAIN disc lo,urt 5,
which i /, sald will aH' It 500 persu rs
sone ! whose names are conspicuous III
France. IL consequence Of these dlsolo-
anres, private letter from Madrid, OF
. lober 8, s,ales ina, B4lastcros hal
aeen arrested Il is added, ihal Ballas-
eros presented himself before the KING.
wnh all his SsH, and that he was vor,
1T received BY HIS Majesy. Bu this
interview was before The order had been
gwen 10 arrest i aIasteros in conse-
quence Of the disclosures of Riego.
These, however, are merely reports.
Ten thousand stand of arms sent off
10 the Consll ionalists BY the Spanish
Committee in London, entered Cprunna
only three days before il surrendered.
which have fallen into the hands Of the
French. A cargo OF powder and shot,
which WAS to have been shipped at the
sa ne time, was by an ovcrsi : l delayed:
bu was sent off three days before the
news OF the capture reached town, and
has not since been heard Of.
A battle has taken place between the
French and CYnstilutionalists, at Sara.
gossa. Two Generals OF he latter were
killed, and San Miguel late Minister OF
War) was aiken, mortaiIy wounded.
Ccula and Tarifa have opened their
gates in obedience 10 the order of the
King OF Spain.
The Governor of Cnitad Rodrigo has
demanded suspension OF arms to await
the ord rs of the King.
Preparations were making at Cadiz,
by the French, on the Ct, Of October
for their departure. The grand head
quarters were at Heres. Gen. Bour.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-12-13
TIE NEW POPE.

Cardinal Della Genga was elected
Pope On the 81 Of Septemb r, and has
taken the title Of Leo XII. He is an
Italian. He was NuDcio during ID
years in the elec,orates of the Rhine. At
The period OF the prosecutions exercised
by Bonaparte against the head Of the
church, he was obliged TO qult Rome
with the other Prelates and Cardinals,
born out OF the states which remained to
the sovereign PonuH. Al the epoch Of
he restoration, he was sent by the late
Pope (Plus VII. 10 congratulate Louis
the 18Th on his return, and he was aill let
ed al Paris with long illness. In 1915,
he was reinstated with the Roman Dur.
pie. AT the moment OF his nominstion
he was Cardinal Vicar, that IS, admins.
traitor, as regards spiritual affairs, Of Tho
diorrs, of Rome. He is, says the Jour.
nal Des ID bates, man OF great learn
ing, accustomed to business, and of ire
proachable morals.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-12-13
made payable on the ist of March, 1928,

made payable on the ist of March, 1928,
and the las Oh the Isl OF March, 1929.
That the interest o. each Sta and Cor
poration upon rs proportion oil the said
loan be pul into the Treasury OF the Unit
Ell States, according 10 the terms OF the
loan, and The principl sum al the explra-
ton oil 80 years, the period 10 be fixed
for Us redemption.
Thai, IN the even, of refusal by the
Government OF the Uni'ed States to nego-
liie me said loan, each ) ale and Cor
poralIon shall provide the amount OF rs
respective Subscription IN such manner
d, may seen TO it btst.
3. Ind be il further Rescued, That
Ganuute fl, Delegates be appoln-
ed 10 prepare, AID cause 10 be presented,
10. hall oil tins Convention, suitable
IN emorlal 20 The 5 ate o. Onio, solIcllin,
the co-np, ration OF Thai STATE ID the com
pletIon oi the Chesapeake and Ohio Ca
nal, and lis uiu4tafe conheXlon WIN To
navigation ol Like Erie and that, iol
toe iatef purpose, the Memorial shat
spee'suil} Suggest the expectancy o.
using he Country. between the nor
aerhnost bend oil the Ono ny CT, aoG
,ae Southern Shore OF l. Ike Ere, toge-
her With The waters al ifea. Beaver AMI
Ca,u Creek. and all 1.-The. intervening
A=lcrs near SAID route, 10 be careiolh
sor' 2, ed, VI h the view OF aseerlalnns
Inc praclcabiltv and probable cost oi .
Canal, which fed by the latter, shall con.
nc The iormer.
That a leter be addressed bV The
Chairman Of 'be Convention, to he MAY
ors OF Alexandra, Georgetown ana
Washington, apptlolng, through then,
.Rer rcspec " Corppiatiohs' oil ne pro
eedings OF this L ,nveutloR, and ia'illn2
.HeI" zaAlous co-operdliob III giving 10
htm eject
That another letter be addressed, BY
fhr Chairman, IN behalf OF tvs ConVe"=
loi', 10 The President and Directors o
lie p nmac Company. ROC sing then
concurrence IN the measures recon-
mend,d ~ tie preceding resolutions.
dad be il furthfr Resoiped, Ihai
The Cplh nltees before named be, and
'hey are hereby aathr,zed and requested
Ia use hen best exerllona % obtain toe
most favorable reception for their me-
morals. 20 ascertain and communicate
IL. nd
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-12-13

Judge of Probate, in IL, favor, he never
would have received spc appo...suentto
fill that office in P Ike county, and as 10
his letter iron, Bata,arla 10 his friend in
be noticed, as h. does 10 reculleot
ny name, and has pr fix The miilaI
p. 10 dIshonor he plan name OF
Asil Is 1928. JOHN SHAW
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-26

the pass OF Despenaperos, and after placing il
IN state oi deieOce, 10 prevent the passage D {
more French troops into Andalusia, from the
other side of the Sierra de Morena, intended
To proceed towards Cadz to raise the siege of
that city. On his march his army was fast
increasing lis numbers, and he was conceii-
trating the best blood and talent of the country.
Among others who were passing from Cadiz
To Join him, and who visited Gibraltar i'm their
route, were Generals Zayas and Lallemand.
The former is brave and intelligent SOL
dier who distinguished h,mself at Madrid af-
ter the desertion of Ahisbal--t!,e latter is too
well known in America To need any descrip-
ton here.
The received opinion i'm regard to the af-
succeed in restoring the King Ia his absolute
power and dispensing the Cortes-n neither
peace nor tranquility will be secured in the
country whllsta French soldier remains on
this side of The Pyrenees. Guerilla parties
alread, ill the mountains consisting of those
VINO are go FAR Implicated, that their capture
by an absolute monarch would be followed by
an ignomininus death. A powerful army ii
the field which Ia say the least has manifest
at firm attachment to constitutional Gover,l-
ment, II dispersed can alone secure their safe
| ~ by seeking the same refuge. The numbers
who have become possessurs of national anu
! church domains, holding their tenure FROM
the Cortes Or constitutional Government, all
which must naturally revert back under the
| absolute Government, and in fine the peculiar
hatred that exists in the breast ola Spaniard
against fnreign control, all combine tn furnish
this natural conclusion. Gdz
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-26
FATAL DUELLING.

A duel was recently fought, in the ncigbbor
hood Of St. Louis, between DR. Mitchell o
that place, and Mr.. Waddle. The latter wa.
killed, and the Doctor escaped unhurt
A day Ur two afterwards. another meeting
took place between WIN. V. Rector ESQ An
dltor Of the state of Missouri, and Mr.. Grow.
in which the latter was killed, and MIR. Rec
tor had his arm broken.
In no part of our country, have more fire.
quent examples been furnished. or so MANY
fatal rPncouniers Ofihis kind taken place. But
lately the ever 10 be lamented Barton fell =
The plains Of st. Louis are still smoking with
his blood !! large and numerous cirelu of
relatives and friends is left deeply to mourn
his unlimely fate. He was the pride of his
friends aud associates, and in him were center
ed the many virtues that adorn The human
character. He is snatched away in the nids;
of his usefulness mot in good old age, or in
the ordinary course of human destiny. but he
fell by the pistol NJ the duelisi, for having dar-
ed To assert his country's tights, and resolved
to avcnSe her wrongs. The Bar is deprived Of
an able advocate- The stale has lost u wise
counseor, n firm and independent politician
IN ms uoimcly fate, and to this bloody cata
l0Sue two mure victims are added.
Lexington (K.) Reporter.
Hr. Clay was prevented from attending the
examination, OF The Lexington Female Acad-
my, as Visitor, on account Of III health, but
tntIrriy coucurs recommending this flourish
ing institution tn The public patronage as merit.
ing Their encouragement and support. ID.
DGr,d H,norer, alias John Reese, the cx-
postmaster from Ohio, was examined in this
town on Monday last, before JUBGE ToDp,
and fully committed Tor trial at The next term
OF the District Court, on a charge of robbing
The Mail BETWEEN Lexington aud Paris-the
particulars Of which have already been pub
lished. fB.
II is said AIr. Clay has only been waiting for
the return Of Mr.. Gallain, in order 10 obtain
certain informaiionl which WIS nccc.sarv fc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-26
IRON the Mouiisur.l
ARMY OF THE PYRENEEs.


BuUeiin.- Couut Motor informs his royal
Higbness, HAT the advance guard Of his army,
commanded Ivy gen. Boanemains, who had
reached Siila, Oh the 18th, having marched
part ofthr night, oyertonk on the 9Th the rear
guard ofBalasler0s at AIgemeri, oycrthrew it,
ADD arrived before Alcira, upon the Jnrar, in
the morning. At his approach the enemy
concentrated 1900 men at Caroagentes and
detached for the defence of Alcira 1900 pick
cd men, $50 Dragons. and two pieces of ar
;lliery. General Bunnemains rapidly occu
pied, with the two companies of VOlugeurs
II the 4ih, thg houses opposite 10 the intended
point Of attack, which was defended bs 4 tete.
dcpont and draw.bridge. Notwihstand
ing Il Nell supported fire from the enemy. our
Foligeurs, as well As four other companies,
succeeded in establishing themselves in the
houses, and 10 keeping no vigorous fire,
whilst gen. BOnnemains was cndcayoring To
restore The sluicrs which had been DESTROYED,
so as to be enabled 10 ford the river. This
work having already occupied nearfOur hours
during Which the firing was Kept up withoni
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-26
" ~" Wv 7 'T' NTI'T IIIN " HIEUFI ~
FROM FRANCE.

BY 'hr CaJnus arrived last evening from
90 rc h4 our flies OF ihe Cnnsfitrtion-
70 aad of ine Journal des Debats 10 tire gJih
.inriuic. They furnish as usual Hule
~ .uieli rr1c 0f 'le war ip Spain. but
ft au4 ng oFcl exports, which
terminate w.jh leaving Nina on .he
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-26
BOARD o. nEAITn

DO6lAO vi t1EAlgl II.
NEw YONG, August 20-Thr Board met
yesterday, but no case Of sickness being re-
ported, adjourned to this day. The Mayor
stated IN reference to the case mentioned
yesterday, that he had learned from the IA
iher Of the boy that his son had got so intox>
Icated at the fire on Friday week, as TO be ut
irrly incapable Of walking home without as
sistance. Mere. MR.
GREAT ARRIVAL.
August 2i.-Leiters from Laguira receiv-
ed via Philadelphia, announce The safe arrival
Of the Dutch ship Goode Hope, of 4 600 tons,
and 81 guns, (2i long 81 Founders and 10 car
r0nades, and laden with military clothing,
stores, arms, aud munitions of all kinds, for
the Columbian government, the whole valued
1T upwards Of one million Of dollars. This
arrival is not only u Fortunate circumstance
for the COlOmbians. bat is a subject of con
graduation here and ~ other parts Of The u.
States, upwards Of 8 100000 being insured
upon the cargo 10 this country. ID.
FROM COLOMBlA.-Letter from Car
raccas tO ,lIe Cd inst. are received Our Nj
mister, Mr.. ANDERSON, was on the eve Of de-
parting from that place for Bog0ta, the cap-
tai NJ Colombia.
The letters commitments the Interesting IN
telIigence, that Mr.. Ton, our Charge DIES AZ
fairs at BOgOta, has prevailed ON the govern
ment 10 modify their revenue laws, by aho-
fishing The extra five pes cent duty hitherto
paid ON imports from lba United States, more
than was paid 10 imports from Europe.
The same letters assert, tina THE Colombian
Government has ratified the Loan contracted
in England by Mr.. ZFA fB.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-26

II is said aIr. Clay has only been waiting Tor
the return Of Mr.. Gallailn, in order 10 obtain
certain iDforma;ionf WHICH Was necessary tc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-26
[TfansIafed. for the DAILY .qdreriiser.l

ARhY OF THE PYRENEES-TOURTu CORPS,
Chrome, June 22.-Sir: The Lieut.. General
advises me that on the 18th inst having re-
ceiyed intelligence that 5000 Constitutional
isis were found in the village of Masiorellas
and MOnternos, where they levied conjrb-
iions, sent there n battalion ofiufantry with
100 horse. This little column was command
ed by NJ. Nicholas, colonel Of the esd rce-
ment Of Dragons. The battalion of infantry
was directed to the villages designated but
10 order to turn the enemy, the 100 dragoons
proceeded with the colonel AT their head for
Monimalo sur San Fausto. Arrived at this
last point, NJ. Nichols perceived in the foresr.
and over a very high hill body Of the enc
my. He Immediately charged with in1priu-
Osi;y. The disadvantages ofthc ground were
such, that the horsemcn were obliged To- dis
rnOuntand march against the enemy with
their carbiues. The party attacked laid down
their arms, after having discharged them once
Thirty men, and lieut.. colonel remained IN
our keeping the prisoners were sent to
Chrome.
The enemy did not expect our battalion NJ
infantry At MastOrellas, and had time, after
having two men killed and three wOundrd 10
effect their escape. Col Nicholas conducted