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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-11
IlY ING.

TNHE subscriber still continues to car
Il ~ on the 0ylSs BUSINESS as usual. a
few doors below the Mechanics bank where
Black, Blue. Green, Felio1c,
BroaUn, Lead, and a cariety
ofcolours eau be giuen to
dresses, sharcls, Se.
Leghora bonnets dyed or bleached. Meri.
~ shawls secured and dyed lemon color,
without injur,ng the border. All orders
tt''T town and country. will be particulars
y attended to with punctualIiy and des.
7a'ca ROBERT q. LANPHlER
raYl4 If
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-11
II Tract Of Land,

lying in Fairfax county. Virginia, on the
road leading from the Courr House to
Georgetown. about TWO miles from the
former place, containing One Hundred and
Twenty FIVE Acres The above Sale will
be made under the authority OF deed of
trust from James Flood. and Nancy bis
wle. to the subscriber, TO secure a debt
due to George Chichester. Sale to COM
mence at II O'Clock,
nov .l--6t JOHN MOORE, Trustee.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-11
Valuable Land for Sale

Valuable Land for Sale
VNHE su Server offers Tor sale TWO
L HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES,
oil thal pant OF his
Forest Estate
adjoining the lands ot c F Whiting, esq.
The portion binding on tue -Four Mile
Run is aluvial OF The richest quality, well
suited tor meadows. Mos, OF the other
parts OF this land are of good quality, and
well adanied TO VII, ~ tar ing About
one third is in WOOD AND TIMBER,
which affor,is Cash market at all Sc ronS;
the wood from the parts already cut, hav
ing 0een sold at from forty TO eighty dol
lars per acre standing, and tor cash The
situation is particularly healthy, and IS
sufficiently walered; about four miles from
Alexandra, and nearly the same distance
no. Georgetown and the City.
Forturiher particulars, he pleased to sp-
ply 10 Mr. ROBERT BALL, the agent for
The Forest Upon part OF the purchase
money being paid. a credit OF hve years
will be given for The balance
GEORGE w P. GUSTS.
oct rs ih3w
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-11
Trustees Sale.

On the SIXTH day OF DECEMBER next.
II NE subscriber will fer at public sale.
Il on the premises. Two trac. s OF Land,
one containing Two Hundred Acres. and
the other containing three Hundred Acres.
parts OF the we'll known estate, called
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-11
Vol XXIVl

For Cbarlesto" & Savannah,
Passage Only
IF The schooner RABBIT captain
~ Foster will positively sail about
re 18th proximo. and has good accommo-
dations tor lew passenger.
Anply 10 the master on board al Vow.
6" SAMUEL MEsSERSNITH.
nov a Vowelrs Wharf.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-11
AUCTION SALES.
Public Sale.

THE subscriber will offer a, public sale,
4 for cash, on The premises, on yhomdaY
the I7h November.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-11
TUESDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER II, 1928
FALL GOODS.
JOSEPH Ja.NNEY

IAS imported, per The B 'ston and Free
1 derrick, from Liverpool,
.1n assortment Of Fall Goods,
which are offered for sale. He has also for
sale, SPUN COTTON OF all numbers,
made a, the Columbian Factory--the qua
lily is superior. SEPT Io-tutf
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-11
Fall Goods.

VNHE subscribers have landing from Liz
IL veIpool per the Boston and Freder.
lex, large stock OF GOODS particularly
selected for the presen, and approaching
season. We daily expect further sup.
ply, comprebendlng as complete an as
surtInent oil
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-11
FiLL GOODS,

on the most advantageous terms, at the
auctions 10 Baltimore and Philadelphia;
and heing determined to make quick sales,
will sell very low, by wholesale or reiaI,
for cash, or on the usual credit to those
who have been punctual 10 paying OF their
accounts heretofore. Also
5000 lbs superior eastern cotton
$500 lbs do of the Unioa Manufacturing
Company OF Maryland
$500 lbs do OF Powhattan do Of Mary
land
10000 lbs in all, which will be sold at
the Factory prices in New.York AMI Bal
tipore.
Ii being deemed unnecessary to enume-
rate the various articles on hand noec open
ing, they respectfully invite their town
and country friends aud customers 10 give
them call, and examine tor themselves
as they are pledged to all those who favor
them with their custom that they shall re-
turn home boasring OF their bargains.
oct IL
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-11
Vi Lot Of Ground.

With the Bindings a i'm! rc,rm,nts,
on The north Idle OF PrInce-street. 60 feet
to the eastward OF Pau'ck-street. IN iroot
on Prince street 43 feel inches, 10 depth
loo feet, TO s. iret alley. The above
sale will be made under the authority 81
deed Of trust from Mrs. B. Mande, lie. 10
secure debt due to W. Z. Newton
Sale to commence at IL O'Clock Terms
cash. III IarD.r->.~-
oct is t2OD
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-11
ALIENS

Lottery and EIchdnge ONtce,
Pennsylvania avenue, " ssh'ng'co city.
Where more capital prizes have beer
obt,ined than a, any other Office in AT elIcaa
6rOrders from aoy part Of the United
States. by mail [post psid) OF by private
conveyance. enclosing The cash or prize
tickets in any of the Baltimore lotteries,
will meet the usual prompt and punotual
attention, address 10 .,
S, l. NJ. ALLEN y co.
,svI Washington Cily.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-11

NTlLL leave Wsshl; g'on eveIy Wed.
w nesdsy. at 8 O'Clock. afternoon, and
Alexandra at O'Clock for Norfolk will
arrive there the evening OF the next day.
and the following morning, say Friday
morning, leave Norfolk at 8 O'Clock, Tor
c Point & Richmond arrive at City
Point before dark, and al Richmond the
evening OF the same day
Returning, will leave Richmond at 9 O..
clock every Sunday morning; stop at City
POinttor passengers. and arrive al Norfolk
Norfolk Tor Alexandra aud Washington
eve,y Monday morning at 9o'cloCK. Fare,
including meals and table drink, between
Washington and Norfolk, dollars; Alex
sn r,a and Norfolk, do 50; between
Nor,o'k and City Pnin' 4 dolarS be.
tive Norfolk and Richmond, . dollars.
sep 2 u
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-11
REMOVAL.
j D II " Il vi VI,

GOLD AND SILvEksMITH AND JEwELkER,
IA AS removed his shop to the south side
H OF kng-street, opposite Braden,
Morgan y Co. 10 the house lately occupied
by Il A. Douglass, as book store.
he has usl received from y York and
Philadelphia, handsome assortment OF
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-11
JEW ELRY;

which, having been lalu ~ ow tor CASH,
articles are
Sprig breaches, Garne g. Pe arl OF the la
test fashions & uncommonly handsome
Gold seals, chains and Keys
Earrings and finger rings, OF diferent
patterns
Friendship rings
Handsome gilt clasps & rings for cIoaks
Steel buckle VI the FIRST quality TOR Ia
dies belts
Necklaces Of different Colors and des-
crIptIOns
Fine gold chain
Seed beads OF different colors
Coral do OF different sizes
Gilt and black shoe buckles for ladies.
.ON HAND,
35 dozen silver spoons, consisting OF
soup ladies', liable spoons, desert do,
tea do salt do.
Elegant silver pencil cases with pen.
knives in them
Do. do. with a calender
Gilt, plated, steel, aud black hooks and
eyes
First quality SCISSORS.
SPLCTACLES
made and repaired, and glasses furnished
TO suit all ages.
He daily expects, by arrivals from Phii-
adelphIa and n. York, handsome assert
men OF
Casters, Candiesticks e Brit
tannia Vure.
Gold and Silver work executed in the
best manner, and ON as low terms as al
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-11
DRY GOODS.
JAMES C. & r.. BARRY,

Corner Of King and Fa,rfdr streets,
4 r their CHEAP CASH STORE. laying
u laid 10 a very large aud general as
sortment of
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-11
Public sale.

ME ,utscrIber will offer at pubic sale
L on the premises, On Saturday, The
2UiA Uec,mbeT next
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-05-31

then is the great inhpx ofeapital 10 como
from, so much istted Of by the advos
Gates for slavery. Surely not from this
last description OF Shareholders. 1t
these arguments deserve to have any
weight, by tolerating slavery we snrren-
der the brilliant prospects OF having a
populous and Aourishing free state, and
agree to hang upon the rear OF even the
poorest slave state. II we have seen
that it would be impolitic even for IL
mited tune to have this a slave state,
then it irrcsistibly follows that 1t would
be still more so to have it for an unlimit-
ed time.
N. &. The editors of the Illinois Intelligent
Ger are respectfully requested to give the
above address an insertion in their papers.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-05-31
FURNISHED WEEKLY,
ny HOOPER wARPEN-

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a wish to discontinue at the end of each term
will be considered as a new engagement. No
paper to be discontinued Nunless at the option
Of the Editor) until all arrearages shall have
been paid.
Advertisements, not exceeding square, will
be inserted at 81 for the first, and 50 centsfor
each subsequent insertion. Larger advertise
ments in the same proportion.
- Letters to the Editor must be POSTPAID.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-05-14

upwards O! half q mile 10 length. Il is 70.
ported to-day, tha, the French will pass the
Bidossoa on the l4ih or l5,h April.
Orders have been despatched this morning
for the French feet 10 the Medite fsnesD.
/, 10 said that this feet is to aci upon The
coast Of Spain, particularly at Rosss or Touc.
sa, where provisions are TO be thrown 10, as
from tho nature Of Catalonia, u Is impossible
Tor the French 10 take with them a sufficient
supply Of food, and orders have bren given by
the Spanisrds TO 10y waste the country.
Ii is said the Russian ministers in Den
max and Sweden, have demanded 10 know
what pat those governments intend taking,
ia case Of War between France aud Spain.
Several French officers, had sailed from
EngIand for Spain.
The Frankfort papers Of Mach 90, state,
that the capt. ulaion of the Castle of Corinih,
is confirmed, $500 Turks having laid down
,beir al ms on the l2lh of Feb. Patfss has
not yet surrendered as was stated. The Pa
chas have received o. defs from Constsnuno.
pie, to treat Christians with the greatest in.
diligence.
Accounts frou. Holland, state that some of
the Dykes have gwen way, and several villa.
ges So inundated that tho sIeeples only are 20
Ss SSS"' hS oSHobS "a se'u W oC Se'y
great.
Several Earthquakes have recently been
experienced IN Sytia. On the 6 h oJ March,
Pole ermo was visited and mucf 'nju ed by an
Earthquake 81 persons weie killed, and d.
bout 100 wounded.
The B i,ish House Of Commons, adjourned
on the 9Th OF MAJ ch TO the 10 n Apul.
The late Marriage Act, hls been repealed.
A packet vessel from Dublin, with 1919
passengers was wrecked Oh the 1',sh coast
The latter part Of March, and nearly oil on
board perished. Among those who pofisbed,
were Richard Hore, Esq. Of the I,ish Bar,
and NJ. WIN. Lindsay, me- chant, oi LoOdoa.
derry.
Accounts from Portugal state The lnsurec'
,ion set on foot by Ama'sn,e, was entirely
crushed. The Cotes hsd ofdeted the ex-
puIsion Of several F'ench half pay officers IN
the pay OF the Bourbon,, to leave the country,
they having been proved to DO at the lotion
OF AmaranIe's plot.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-05-14
Bp the l0aiIs.
BALTimoRE. May 2.
LATEST FROM PERU.
Deieat Of the Par,ot Army.

IL has been already stated, in gene al terms,
IN the newspapers, tha, the Petuvian Patriots
had suffered defes,. Weregretthat VIC have
now 20 conf N this Intelligence. The follow.
ing are few Of the particulars, obtained from
an authentic source:
On tn, 2o'h Of Januaty lss', the opposing
armies came within sight OF each other, at 9
town called Moqueeus, something mo's than
40 leagues tom A,ics. The Patriot army
commanded 10y General Alvarsdn. the oval
army by the Gsnesals Cantarsc and Bslges-
Dispositions were i'm d,atcy made To- bat.
lie, end Il commenced win g'eat spirit on
both sides, !, was mainlalned with much ob.
srDscy I'LL the Patrio,s yielding, as stated by
some, TO superior numbers, by Others, TO 81.
peuor ,k'ii, gave nat, when the R,ysIists OBJ
iained signal v'C'o'y; not more than or
900 OF he Psruv'sp Parrots escaping from
ne scene oil This ssnguinary contest.
This gallant wreck OF the independent ar.
my arrived at Csllso on the s h OF February,
where Il was supposed he Congress oi Peru,
then assembled at Lima, would suspend its
sitlnss TO Time, and place the country uo.
der the moe immediate command of mill.
tary chief The possession oil Lima by the
Roysliss was expected.
This !. Disastrous news, but we are happy
TO have u m our power s,iil 10 cherish pret.
y confident hope Of Peruvian independence -
Bolivar, who so well deserves the title Of Ito.
orator, bestowed on him by his count,y y, was
IN March at Gusyaqni', where, having f st
sent of Twelve hundred men to reinforce The
amy operating sgaiost Mo'sles, he bad o..
gsnized an expedition TO libe ate Peru. lie
Wa, himself, with that zeal and fearlessnes,
OF oil danger which has distinguished his bril-.
iian, career, TO take the command, add every
thing may be hopsd from his genius, talents
and expc 'ience .-Thu, he cstse OF indepeD.
dence 10 Peru msy It'll look % ,riumph snd
speedily D's,inct irom the generous pfin-
eipie which ac1ua,es tho President, Boliyai,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-05-14

detached from tie things Of this world, did
not give himseif Tho trouble of making re-
ply, his cbsmber door was opened, which
made him raise his head from the pillow. TO
zee what was coming in. Judge what must
have been his surprise, when he saw ser
won't lighting joiner, who carried coiFin on
his shoulder lie at first thought he had
been in q dream bot looking about and Sec
ing the visage oi one who had not spoken a
word, q vissge overspsead with mortal pale
ness, he made but ono spring into the middle
Of tho chamber. The sinor and maid imme.
diateiy ei,uaded that Il was the cofp,e, wh',
being unwilling to be shut up in the coffin,
Was now playing its gan'bols, their legs were
unable 10 move with q swiftness propoftioDa.
candesiick, rolled over each olher fOm the
iop OF the stairs, down into the kitchen -
Zounds what are you about cried the land.
lord is the devil flying away with the dead
muB Mercy on Us, cried the maid, it is "a h.
or tho dead man Ayiog away with US. III be
hanged, said the j,iner, if tha, dead fellow
there has any more occasion for coffio than
! have why he has 20, up in the middle OF
the r0ou,, and has Just struck up hofnpipe.
Has he ? said the landlord aud taking a light,
faith VEL, see thst
While the family were ,umbIing, and get.
ting up to follow The master Of the house, tho
Euglishmso, who had found his chamber,
stepped toto bed quite out ot boesh and bis
friend having asked him where he had been,
he ,old him he had jus, been lying with
dead body. 'Sblood dead body it had per-
hsps the plague, cried he, jumping in his
turn out Of bea, and tunn,ng TO the door 10
Call ior a light. The landlord, landiady and
ssrvants, who were passing through the gal
ie,y, no sooner saw him, than they imagined
him 10 bs The dead man, who appeared again,
down they came, much faster than they went
up, head over heels from top To bottom, with
the candle sick rolling sfer them. At this
confusion, Joined with their shrek. and cla-
I.Iots, tho Engiishman te',,hed at he hideous
D1ise, soon made for his room, and stopped
into bed with his companion, without the
least fear OF catching tho plague. In the
mean. .unie, an honest counuy p'icst, who
lodged in the inn, got up and appeared, arm
cd with toog broom instead Of a iiitle btusb.
lie made his aspersions, and the con III auoos
prescribed by the Roman church, and con-
Quoted by way OF procession, the terrih d
Trembling people into the chamber OF the de-
fuact, who ,hiokioy no harm lay quie,ly IN
bed The priest was instantly regarded as .
sa;n' and they all cried up the miracle, which
had hound the corps 10 its good behaviour,
snd prevented us being refractory.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-05-14
NEWPORT.
RHODE ISLAND ELECTION.
UFDNRSDAY, Mar lis:

NEwroR1, Wednesday, Nav 7, 1923.
This being the day of the General H.
lection in this state, Mr.. Hazard, OF New.
port. called the House to order, at IL.
n. NJ. The returns Of The members, e.
lected to the Assembly, having been
handed to the Chair, the usual oath was
administered,
Albert c. Greene, ESQ. was elected
Speaker of the House, without oppos,.
ton, and Thomas Rivers, Clerk.
The two Houses then net in Grard
Committee to receive the Returns cf
votes for General Officers.
a committee having been raised TO
count the votes, the two Houses adj
Journed.
AT 3, p. Nj. the Committee reported.
that the whole number of votes returned
is sixteen hundred and seventy -four, and
that the gentlemen, whose names follow,
are elected to the Offices, respectively
subjolntd.
HIS EXcELLENcY
WILLIAM c. GIBBS,
COVERNoR:
HIS HONOR
CALfB EARLE.
LIEUIEN1NT GOVERAOR.
Senator'S.
lst. Thomas Fry, ESQ. -2d. Nathan
Brown, tsq.-3d. John D'\Volf, ESQ.
-4th. Benjamin Smith, ESQ. -5,h.
William Humphrey, Esq-6Ih. Ste
phen B. Cornell, Esq.-7th, William
Whipp'c, Esq 9Th, Elisha Watson,
Esq.-9th, William Valentine, ESD
10Th, John X. Waterman, Esq.
Henry Bowen, E,q. Seeretaty.-Du-
tee J. Pearce, Esq attorney Gene,al.-
Thomas q. Pi;man, Esq. Gene, :! 7rca.
Surer
The oath Of Office was then admins.
tered by the Secretary, and the Com
mittee was dissolved.
7hursday-Thc House adopted the
rules OF proceedings, which were ~ force
at the last session, and the usual standing
committees were also named.
The two Houses then met in Grand
Committee TO procted to the annual elec-
ton of officers, military and civil. The
gentlemen, who were in Office Inc last
year are general, re.electtd, with the
lew exceptions that follow.
Matthew Waite, Clerk Of the Supreme
Court. in Washington cour'y. is super.
ceded by Robert F. Moves, Esq.
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Foreign.
From tne New- York Mercantile advertiser, IF
Thursday idst.

From tne Ne p- York Mercantile Adveriiser, IF
Thursday idst.
We stop tho p,eH to stcte that our boat
rvs Just came up fom the Minerva, and
Drought London papers to tho 4th uh.
DECLARATION OF WAR.
San Office, LonIon, .1nrH 3. Second difion.
Government have received he deca stiDn
Of WAR BY FIR ANCE AG AiNST SPAIN,
- weli as The Manifes,s of he Freuch g v.
ernmeat on its armies entering Spain. How
flr Ministers may think proper to give pub
ic,,y to these documents, We cannc. pretend
10 judge
The Liverpool papers Of the s'h, appears
TO doubt the above intelligence aud states that
no Other London paper than The Sun publish.
cd il.
Tho previous accounts stated that tho
Fren,h army would enter Spain on the l4h
of Ap'l.
tn King Of Spain Sc, on, for Madrid on
the 90 IA Of Mach Tor Seville, with guard
oi 5000 men.
Cotton is quoted Ap. Cd, at 6 l . to 8 5 ID.
Letter from New. York to Mr.. ToplifF.
Off g OF the New York Gszette,
Tuesdsy moru,ng, Nay
You will have seen, in the Gazette OF his
notn'ng, the news Of the arrival Of the Mi
perva, from Liverpool and from the short,
hess Of The passage, you will natu ally took
Tor more news than appears in our paper but
the great question, 40 wihstaodiog the lively
reports m London, remains IN doubt. IL IS .
fac, the Spon,sh Bonds were rising, and this
may be conSide red Us pacific.
The I.nndon Star OF the 81 April, had re-
Geived, by express, the Paris papers Of the
preceding Tuesday. Tho French Chambers
were warmly eosaged on the War budget
A como 'ehensive view had been taken OF
their 10, eigo relations. NJ. de V,llede, in a
long and animated speech, in Justification Of
the proposed wsr-" war not az sinst SPAN,
but az siost a party, whose career was DANCE.
Tous TO the established principles of the other
powers" In the cou SO Of his speech, he
spoke. Of the ineerHigde which would a,eod
the war.
The Austrian Observer, OF the 2Ist Of
March, states, that an ofi;iel arrangement has
been entered into for Withdrawing tho Aus.
iri,n troops from the So "dinisn Territory.
ODESSA, MARcH6,
Leuers from Constsnunop'e of The % h
u't. sth IN, that The PORE has seceded to ihe
proposals. OF Lord Strangfo,d. There is .
Iepott IN circulation, that en- amnesty Tor the
@ eeks is one Of he articles ; but the G'seks
ssy-hsy h,d not asked for any, and hoped
s6Jn TO obtain u ior themselve..
PAaIs, MARCH 30.
The preparations 70 wsr prpceed with
great ac,iyiy The pa, K of artillery, which
lsf, Pals yesterday f,r tho South, ex,endsd
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-05-14
NEw.YoRE May S.

From Merieo.-The packet Phebe Ann.
Capt Holmes, arrived in short passage from
New Orleans, brings papers ut that city Ia
the 2ls, Of April. Previous 10 her SAILING.
me Steam ship Robett Fulton had arrived,
Bringing Vera Cruz papers 10 The OF A.
pill which contained the iDpofsnl inleili-
gence OF he DowNFALL OF IIURBiDE, and
complete change III 'he Dynasty oi Mexico.
Here follow three Dec ees Of the Sover-
eign Constituent Mexican Congress, ds,ed se
Mexico, April 2, 1928. The 6r,t declares
that "the Executive power OF Mexico has
ceased from The 1917 Of last May to the pres.
ent dste." The second establishes on Exec
ulive Government, TO be exercised ptovision-
ally, TO be demon led the, =" Sup enc Exec
uuye Power" and TO be composed of Ihree
meObers, each Of whom shall act alternately
for one month as President, and in the order
OF their ominstlon-- he supreme executive
power 10 5ave the lille OF Higbness, aud he
members that OF Excellency, only in official
cen.m unie atioDs This body not 10 be chosen
from among the me mbets OF Congress. TIE
third nominates for the executive power Don
NIchciss B'avo, Don Guadalupe V,ctoris, aud
Don Pedro Ceies,ine Negrete.
The Tx Secre,a'y oi State Herrers, had
been taken at plantation nes Quere'aro, and
was IN prison. as was also FeI eInaudez, the In
tesdant OF San Luis Po.osi.
10 conf malon of The above, a passenger
in the Robeil Fulton, which ieil Yea Ci.x
on The lo'h # April, two day, is'er rhan tho
date oi the Diary, states that only 700 troops
reu aimed faithful to the late Lmpe q, ur-
bide, who had not only abdIcated on he ls'h
OF March, but, conlrsfy to the advice ot b,s
officers, had thrown himself on The mercy add
geneios,iy OF The Congress. lie was taken
IN custody, but renamed a, his seat near
Mexlco, under charge oI General Bravo. l.
'u'bide "qoested permission to retire to q
foreign county, granting him 10 or ! days
10 arrange bis domestic affairs, and ,hat Il ,
Congress would assume the psymen, Of his
debs to a few friends. He was esplsed lor
his cowardly conduct, and the Mexicans style
him Col Liantos
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this expeAilior !. esids NV on. of ped -.
aud wisdom. beuef to defeat the uysiis.s
in Peru than 10 bsy. 10 fight hem in Coiom-
bis. A Royal government in Lane, possess
ing ell the resources OF that Iich county,
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