Vra vrw'utj fe tU-t U laleUaXe-
; titan for tue irar.
A letter trx PtTrwrTsan r( fSe 7th
Mir, pm a a rrpvi r, " tat!!., e Vretr
tonlcuitdaat of the tuwm of tinner
'jit 4 l!.t, coTiTjf c Jrr of the furirrj a
woti!J U t&
C frtt x .is:(n1 W r Ct 1-
frr toward, tedtvlt in - 4 the Un hotUJ. we P'
iv ! fWH ...ii .1,1'rlT r!!irirwinJ ti ttandarJ of Li-
trtr, atit ni.rmrit very satis,
w.ifg oini al Uie un time ri?or
S treatment, when ctpCured, if be
hosLI prit in bit eo r The pan
rJi commander received the Ctg and
VaeU'.r, sent back the tueuta&r, and
tmaeJi&teW eetRmrnced fire apon tb
town. . '
J'trpipim, Mrj 1 0. Extract from
ar private corrr pond ace General
ta- .lXoaniea. I hare cuainaHica-
Bsr h.m not. to fire po the tJ wyopinioa u them. hit it, tual
ttroyed; and I can auore your Excel
lency, that if t partae hi widi fijroer
far iUr, U U lHt tor mat of mum-
- i
- T Uc Ueeri of the amict f bl
Oi. Majestr. ' - " . "
j v -BAROXITEIIOLES."
OsBoAoTth 15th annoaiKe the occi-
Doile entered Vicb n the filhJnatua of PaLpsm ftf troopt, wt.o
"lTiere wl a tight tllrmUh in the vrre received wita thoae ViMportl of
womI of Tuwt, betwera Olot aud Let- jar to which the are now accustomed,
p-wut, . mhtrf e lial about SO wen ,Tb anprnchea to Barcelona ari eon
iroanJtd, lie e:nfj enntioaed hit tuirea. . TWn(veni-nU ofMinaare
retreat, pattd over the bridge of ttoda, uncertain; . the lit he JescenJed to
ovfr tlie.Ter, here he aliawioned the wjrj Cordara,'aaJ appeared by the
left ba&k of that river, and retired apon hesitation of hit march to have no fixed
La?aaet,' Thera it wu that Xieneril aJan.it J onlr desirous to avoid anca
Doriadiea entered - Vich. an that the jagemcot. '. Hie troops art diminithing
eaemv detached 4900 men to re-atceud ever daj. Thoae whom 4ie fore iblj
the 1 r, by the rieht bant. and taking eolitted.take advantage of the moon
the road from.Vith to Rippoll. passed uia defiles , and night inarches, - to
throujA this last city and arrived th desert." . , '
8ih at "Campredon, . place.' sitaated 1. w FroTnvthe coipa WocLadmPampeln-
alMit three ie5e ftwa our frontier, ria, they write 0.1 Uie 7th The city it
irt order to cot off onr communications closely presied. within short . cannon
with that place, whence General Dona, thot, by 6 battalions and 8 sqoadront,
dim drawtall his munitions aud provi-;of the 3d corpa of Candy division,
sions. Tlie entry tC this in Campre-' and by StKK) Spanish Rovausts. These
dun was announced by the'sudden and. forces will be augmented in a few days,
unexpected arrival of those same monks, by the arrival of 5 battalions of th14th
who, on, the 4th. at o'clock', in the regiment, front France, and by 3000
xaoraiflg, had go out of the town with Navarrios, whom the Brigadier, Santos
ringing of bells, to repair to their respec-' Ladon, is bringing from Saragossa bv
tive eonvenrs. rid -take bossession of Jaca-' Tha French and the 8nanin
tjieir rents and cinoluroents.- The arri- Jloyalists live in the most perfect har
val of the enemv at RiDDoIl is also con 'minr-Mhev are rivals onlv in the zeal
firmed by the way of Cerdagne. J-', i with which they support the fatigues 6f
sjn we i i, i"c iuujjiuiui i ivippuu me aervice anu me ngors oi iub easnn.
' fled to Cerdngne. egreading the news The garrison of Pampeluna, which is
cfihe arrival of Mina, in tlieir town, composed of the skeletons of 5 or 7
Die troops were under arms lunng the regimcnt9, and 500 militiamen, form
whole night f th Tth, expecting mo- ing altogether , an effective force of less
tnentlr the arrival of Mina'a troops: buf than 3000 'men. sustains daily tosses
the obiect of that Chief seemed to be to frnm Hptirtinn. Thev dare no longer
occupy Camjwedon, apd thus cht off the to hazard any sorties. afresh meat is
supplies of General Dopadieu.' A con- already very scarce in the city, while
i iun auio vuiijr i n iui.li , iiuu ii;oiij iae U1WCKUH1 U Hp ciijuj K'Cl auuil'
started from Olotl returned on the 8th dance. It is thought that if the batter-
to Pari. v We know nothing hf the ui . ing trained were arrived, that Parape-
, tpriir nnprat'uina ttt iUe.M two Cnnm. Inn, u.-UKtamrinf th ofronrrfi nf
- - - - . I - r-r " ILI1IM utniwHiiuiH V j vtiui
Wt only know, that, on the th, ten Us walls, would not be long before it
Dfitiadieu ordered the 7th battalion of opened its cafes." Journal aetlhbatt.
the 15th rpfrtinnf nf the lint 'which hnu TK.
remained at St. Laureat de Cerdan, in Gallatin js not without hope of return
order to covyr that part of the frontier, This worthy representative of the Uni
to march immediately on Olcrt, which ted States havinsr asked for his recal
iliey did on the 0th.i The enemy appears on account of his family aftairsjias bn-j
in no wise disconcerted by our entry into y' obtained a limited leave of absence, j
CataIoniat and those of tiicir p artizana Mr.D.Sheldan.Secretary of Legation,'
'.who remained n ' the villages which we remains as " Charge d' Affaires" of the
occupy oppear satisfied with Mipas ope- United States darinsj theabsence of Mr.
rai)cffi;.,lne sold'.cis of Erote's division, Gailatia, OmirtfuJione.
Mch remained itt Cerdagne; deserted fextract of letter from our Corretpondent,
everyday, with their arms and baggage , dated, Htr re, Uy 20, 1823.
. Ihe otltcers olthe. lfaita nreteoa that it . vT fr mi in riw.r hprowWK fnr
js because th(y are not paid i,tand,. in, wnaU9 passing in Spain.v There is a
N.fact,4he inditary c.iest bavitig ; follow- rumoi. that . negotiations are going on.
u ure iuv u ..v.v, w.v.. ad ar tne jrrencn nave cainea nomin
no ijhiiict en, iu ivout ,vi. Di,t ground; and it remains to be seen
troops ol the raith. . - J ' f: uhi'ther tliat is hot. in fact. a. disadvan-
stfe. went toward Fort CabelSa,
takiur Coco labia wav. ien, iws
days march frooi Cor, near alenoa,
ke'fell in wUhthe adt aoce pan! of Hen.
Pti a action enie4. and AJ Jiale t
trmrwii nrnipwuirroaico. w'.i
. J . i . -i o.: A.
as in several outer acuoos, in owbim
Geaeral dilared a waat of courage,
leavintke field ef battle, and his array
to the Mercy of the eaemyt this is the
ram total the news received to-day.
I rncIoM a trut copy of letter Iron
Gen. Pan ow the subjcU . ,
Lxtricttf fnm Cm fan. fJ
: Wa have just given the Spaniards .a
dreadful beating, aud I may safely say
wilt prove a dekth. blow to their hopes.
My advanced guard yesterday encoun
tered the Cavalliers urgos del Com,
which I must confess harwsed- as no
little. The lloyalkts, thank God, have
paid dearly for their temerity. The
Cavalliers de Valencia, a line Span
ish Regiment of horses, have been
entirely cut to pieces by my troops,
principally Creoles of Camcc a Mo
rales fled the field precipitately after .
simr the citv. and the best part of his
forces. All he has now with hyn, (being
thinned br capture and desertion) a-
mounts to about 1400 fighting men, mi
serably' clothed and fed, whilst our for
ces here are 3,530 effective .men, , Mo
rales has made good his retreat to Coro.
I only wait the arrival of a frigate from
England to :-operateoy ea, wnen we
shall make a desperate attack on Puerto
Cabello.beingpersuaded that it requires
an effort. The momently expected
force, and that which we already have
at La Guira, will no doubt be sufficient
to effect eur purpose. . -.. .
The brave Padill has forced the bar
of Maracaibo, and captured the forts by
strength and stratagem, on' the 19th, af
ter an obstinate resistance, with the loss
of the brig Mars of 30 guns. , A large
Spanish schooner was destroyed by the
Independencia. -. The Capt. escaped in
his boat, but a few hours after was lulled
bv order of Morales. The erobd neonle
of royalty have changed their opinion of
tma Moatrn jyero, anu lonaiy iook up
to us for salvation i. Hie town of Ma
racaibo, it is said, has capitulated Viva
la Republica. ,
" Accounts received at Curracoa state,
that the liavtiens were collection; .a
strong force at Samana, with the inten
tion, it was believed, of making them
selves masters of Porto Rico. , r
n0- f l'i fcaicra..7j
'K?eerji; ar-i -
STilu'ih aght aud ud-uno
are cooLneJ t 6a narro freciscU
pri wa!t; 14 if f- Ynttmm ofa
rnia'a lrtr. and the s-it attached
to iacarreratioo, will oit
te nat his Jott coatracted debt, w vaje
t-lM tr for a. eiped-nt.
Bat now (he sowary and detuning havt
tSinr to tempt .them, to corrupt
and oVpra their morals. ' Tho acan-
da ef imonsonmeni w remM.,
their libertT C be obtained upon eatv
terms; and it is qnite indifferent "with
some of them whether they possess pro
perty or not, provided they etn get
wherewith to gratify tfcr en1 V"
i SV " T
peutes. , . k '
Predents in successful Operation
are unquestionably worthy of imitation;
and, as no other governments, with all
their refinements, in their present ad
muVntratioss. have been able to digest
a system competent to relieve their
low-creatures from the calamities and
sufferings JnciJent to indiscriminate
imprisonment, I am really afraid the
laudable attempt made last Legislature
will, hi tne sequel, prTc lf"i
. .In Ilonett Debtor of Montgomery.
, liyometuh Alayirtvemvor: to ..them. '-Mina 'has fallen on a
tespbr4!ence.- e learn fiim travellers body of hiicountryroed and cut them up
v tliat tlie CoBstfiirtional Government has at R moment they thought him 1 oat."
forbidden anr intercourse; dabns from . " "
, the W inst.WiUline parw giopaioocco, Trom the National .Advocato. .
pied by the French," It 1 true a we haver - .KMManj'-"
. stated ; that the greater part of ihe fatni- FROM THE SPAlSH.MAiN.
Mcs at all easy in their cucamstances, fly ' - ' - Jiumc0? if
at surrpach: Segovia waB evacuated Repotted capture of Maracmbo, and to
' cV which the scholars, of the artillery , We haveliad for several days past
school earned off to Uodriiro. aJlthe ma. ifljinj: rumors of the fall f Maracaibo
tirir na ahandoned fur want of means :atrd' defeat of Gen.' Morales, air of
; f vtransnortation- w Madrid is ftlmosf which, however," wanted confirmation
, r ...1 i i : ai . .l lit. fcrw it,v vram Anmi vuo
. 'Mesi'iieu., jjverj oouj i retiring in uic j ni, v
.Attdalusias.' ;Th'e roads re incumber . have received the grateful intelligence
r.l -h , .m.riant '. mrrvinv nfr thii' thtt thercDorts are true, and that Ma-
fticst nrec'ibua eftects. " There is. how'rkcaibo has actually surrendered to the
' cer, no defection ambn the troops,: victorious, arms of Colombia; and fell in
'.. anu tne nanas oi tne aim no not in- tne iwhuwitik ninuurii - - r
crease, vine occupation of the capital
. FO THE STAR. ,. 'y' "
Meitr. Belt U Lawrence, , -
Walking one of our reservoirs
the other day, I observed a great' many
aeaa irojra. ia tne sianant waier, m a
mitrifvinnr fitafp! and I hnic TAKiuin in
suspect that an oi uicra are in, tne same
condition. ., ;f '?.
If the Commissioners wish' to keep
the citv from being? unhealthy, whv is
this not removed? I also believe that
there is an ordinance to compel tlie
owners of cellers, containing stagnant
water to have it removed. Why is
this not enforced? v t . CIV1S.
. . aiarmcu ai me moucm, r' i no neccssi-
, ty oi cscory ng tne convejs is aireauy
...v Iftlt hs icertala information ids 'bee,' re-'
ccived of 'the'formation 'jf several gas
trin corps in't)ie ptovihc.cs,' " We kn6w
that the pn?aners, to the number, of 0,
, ojadc at the 8Yir tf Lotfono, have ar-
. rived at yiUoria.'The ctTurts. however.
. tne raitn proved unavwimp au rerusep,
declaring . with; the greatest erlergy,
that the preferred to be-shot.?,! "iV'
Turn, Met 1 7Tne M oniteuc ifflb-!
iisiiu io-iay tne utuowui'j wiegrapnic
lispatch trsrasrhitted . frvm Bavcone,
. I tls I3'th; at 5 o'clock in the evening: i'
ilcd Quartert'at lirina, 13tli2.lT'd,eloc
- i tie ijiittiar brnmu n mi r jrrrnnr mm jinn.
. u. lhi J'uuiiu. ti. n u. ins uukf oi
f Augoulcme amyid here , to-day with
V the reserve from Burcros., f Tli8 Dukfe
vi liesjrioenrerea vsiiaaoiai yesteroay.
lis vanguard is on the Duero Gener-
: l Jbert was to have been on the 14th at
ITAliiiiazar. K 'V :
i .: .!,' i (1C1UVIUICUI III HI ICOTlim'
' t oriy r ot a letter trom liaron dU-
On the t9th inst. iwft Sriarikh armed
schooners sailtd from' Maracaibo for
Porto CabelloV&ot kriowin that the Co
lomhnn AdmiraL PaUilla, had crossed
the bar a - few hours 'previous 8nd by
whom they - were shortly captured; the
wnoie neet men siooa to tne lazoon
and at day-licht Admiral Padilla man
lied these two 'Spanish 'schooners with
seamen and marines," ordered them to
hoist Spanish colors and make .sail for
the citv, and that he would end a tew
' sail i n rc"hase, "Nvhichi however,'' should
not overtake them; all things being pre
pared, at 7 A. M, the - mancevre. com
menced, the whole Colombian -fleet
niade sail in chase of these two ' decoy
vessels, they were seen by' the, forts,
which, hot suspectiox the trick, began
to fire .on, the , Colombians' and protect
.ti ...i ts i. l
uie su!tMi5-n ouiium' auiuwuers, which
i ',.l 'l . i. . '
anchored Close under , lort at, uarlos,
and j-emaineu'in battle array, firinj
blank cartriges at Padilla, till his fleet
engaged the forts. A. landing was then
effected from,, the" schooners,' and ' the;
crew entered the fort with three cheers;
in a few moment!, however, the; Spa-
niahis found out the beat, and were
thrown into confusion; this gallant little
band of Coloihbiansharrassedthem in the
rear whilst Padilla in front was pouring
m a gaiiing nre, -tne caruuge now; oe
FRIDAY MORNING," JULT 4, 1823.
COMMUNICATIONS.
FOR THE STAR.
roles., 10th M a tl addressed to the nlar-!camelreadful. the Colombian hrin of
"Kiail Moncey: -v. V ,1. yri-wtlaan ; was-, sunk by a point blank
"aionseigncur asi had jesterday 'shot, and nearly all on boaMt perished.
... tf.e honor fo state, I was advancing my I Morales, finding hTs situation's nad one,
... t. uj-uu, i iuw, mivu 4rtuu wii 111c irncavcu -Hun-ma aiiuj iu uiui nur,
-. "road the rettvat of the enemy upon Bur ieavinz Admiral Padilla and the Cot om-
T thiuting that .tho. -point .ef Vidia bian forces in fws"w ef bis trong'tei
Metm. Editor f noticed in the
Observer and Fayetteville Gazette of
the lath May, a piece (extracted trom
the Raleigh Registerat the head of the
insolvent act, passed during the last
Legislature, to liberate; debtors Irom
imprisonment for all debts contracted
subsequent" to 1st ; May) appreciating
the wisdom ot the members, and expa
tiating: on the salutary consequences
that would result from the operation of
said act. , . ; ' ,r;
. -The members of the-Legislature tin
questionably deserve our warmest ap
probation, lor . the sympathy ot feeling
diaplayed in their honorable body, in
endeavonng to ameliorate tne sunerings
produced in consequence of indiscrimi
nate imprisonment, by the ' passing - of
tbe act' in- consideration and ought to
be appreciated lacicordingly; but, i a-yoiding-Scylla
they, in, ray opinion, run
agam6t Charjbdis. And ( will,1 as an
individual, presume to predict that in
less thiu five -yearathe act in question
will meet with tlie same fate that the
honest debtor's act niet with session be
fore lass, . and its successor met with
last sessions ' -tvv-.-
:-; But if experience realizes the haprry
eonsequeiices anticipated in the above
piece,! shall 'unhesitatingly become one
oi its warmest, supporters; and, conse-
auently." shall stand aloof until tim
the revealer of all secrets, puts H to the
test, ,!! there-was any method of dia
criminatina; the honest front the disho
nest, I have no doubt the act "Would be
pregnant; with ' the salutaryHconse
nuence's that' would flow from it suhse
quently., ; In order to secure payments
for the-, futorei Creditors ot every de-
scriptioa! will have to be on the alert in,
making, "debts." Consequently-' crffdit
wul become more limited,, and the ho
nest, unfortunate, industrious poor man
will be debarred from articles that arel
absolutely, really; and essenttally ne-
cessRy ior nis ana nis lamnys subsis
tence and comfort. )'"$, .
Fourth of wry-The following is
the order of celebration of the 48th an
niversary of our independence:
The day to be ushered in by a dis
charge of cannon, at whieV time the
military will parade; another gun at
"when a suitable return of
thanks to Divine Providence will be of
fered up at the Methodist Church.
At 9 o'clock the military will parade,
and at 0 march to the Capitol Square,
for the purpose of forming iu proces
sion, where it is hoped the citizens will
generally attend -more particularly the
ladies. The following will be the or
der of procession: .
' ,1. The Military,
2. The Ladies. -
3. The Executive. '
4. The Judsea of the Bup'e Court.
5. The Citizens. '
From thence they will march to the
Methodist Church, where the ceremony
will be opened by a suitable prayer, by
music, by singing an Ode, prepared for
the occasion, by reading the Declara
tion of Independence, and by an Ora-1
tion. V.- -l ' , :
At 2 o'clock a public dinner will be
prepared at Mr, R. II. Wynne's.
, THOMAS COBBS,
' n Mar thai of thi Day.
Tlie following gentlemen, in addition
to those already announced by us, have
obtained licenses, to practice law in our
County Courts: , : ,
' . Dillon Jordan, jr. Fayetteyule.
L. JIybert, "'do.- ';'
, William L.. Muur, liiaden.
; JBryan Ilellen; Carteret.
Hugh D. tVaddett, Brunswick.
Murder On the 6th ultimo, about
sunset,' as Mr. James Lake was return
ing home, near Mechanic's Hill, Moore
county, in a one horse waggon, he was
shot dead with a rifle, by some person
concealed in the woods. He was found
next morning, by his brother, in an e
recti position, with the whip and , rein's
in his hands; and the horse, being Very
gehtie Was' grazing oft the 'side of tiki
road. .' Suspicion fallinz upon a man
by the name , of Abeanego Manes, as
the perpetrator of this , font and cow
ardly deed, ne was arrested, and com.-
nutted to prison for trial. ' ' H T.
Suicided On .the 25th ultimo, Rob'
Murrell, aged about sfxty-years, late q:
Lincoln county, in this state, shot him
self through !the head with a pistol at
Norfolk..- It is supposed that be J was
in a stv'te of mental derangement whan
he commuted the atf.' : 4 , - 1
girls and abr, all perfect asd tx
and born al.; two liktemaced ' .
the o6er two will not, I ta ,
Ivo many days. They wei;lej ' .
two pounds each, and measured f.
UM14 bchesin lecgxh. Tha mv-r.
went the nsual time of gtatation. 1 fc ,
her two days ago, and she certain t ;t
remaiVaily well. bea wt take into a&.
tiJ era tion the cat are of the occcrrcr.ce.
A more detailed noticr cthit cae ?j
be. published ia some ef sur mtj;
journals . V r"
The market faars the Fayettevin. r..'
server of tle 2Ctij iltimol is very ti.a
of Cotton; , the small lots that
brought in sell readily at oorquotatinti.
one lot,. of only. fair quality, ta tecs
sold as high as 1 2 .85, in consequence of
its beta neatly put op in strong imm.
ted. basin and roned-AVhen nfm. -
ters find that there is so great ta ad-
vantage in bringing their cotton to mar-,'
let in gooa oracr, it is presumed thpr .
will be induced to give more attec',,a
to this matter. Our merchants, awirt"
(jf the advantage in foreign tnarketi of.
having our cotton reach them in gooi '
order, and profiting by .the experienca
of the last fill, have ordered a lu.Tident '
supply of bagging and rope, of fee best
quality several jarge' parcels ire JJ "
ready received. ; Although the ouan'aty-'
of cotton shipped, from this place ex- '
".a . a . i
ceeo tne quanury snipped in the game
period of any former year, yet it is con
fidently believed that the general crop
of the country will fall much short of
wnat was expected some months ago.
Ilour There is do fresh Flout ia
marketthe first parcels of new wheat
that arrive, will command a rood nrire.
Corn is plenty, and dull at quotations,' I
In Tobacco there is nothing doing. ,
; GroeenM. Coffee and Molasses ars'
scarce, and if the river continues low,
a further advance may , be expected J
particularly as the Almingtoa market .
is quite bare of those articles, j Sunn
are plenty. v: -;
From ilaarua The. fast sailint '
schooner Blue Eyed - Maryl CaDtais, .
Gardner, arrived at this port yesterda.
eight days from Matanzas. Capt Gr
ha& ,(urnished us with the following ii
formationi-i-Sailed froni Matanzas Juno
15, , under1 convoy of the U.- 8., schr
Jackall, Lieut. Coiiadt. Stevens," which
vessel arrived the evening previous, 14
days from St. Thomas, hating been
exposed to very tempestuous weather, 8s ;
torrents of rain, during which the offi
cers and crews suffered much for tha
want of proper Accommodations, wbick
their vessels do not afford.;,. It Um&t
easy to conceive the sufferings snrfpri
vauous oi me omcors ana metrof womr :
or-'s squadron, except fromttpww
ence. But their alacntv is unshrinwinE
in- the disejbaree of, their duty, uhilec .
thousands . of . discourasint xircunw .
stances,' through . which they are sup
porieu uy.iiie araency oi meir iesire i
be useful. . This feeling pervades every
breast from the Commodore down to the
lowest othcer., 1 here, were still many
pirates in and about Matanzas, who are
only restrained by .the frequent, sudden,
and unexpected Appearance of Com
f orters liKht vessels. AlthoneU rega
ar. days had been .fixed for convoys ,
circumstances, had prevented the ren-
ar arrival of vessels for this purpose -
and the freebooters are thus left in a
state of most painful uncertainty" as' to .
the chance for, ' tlieir;:: heiUshw6rkJ
There would ' be rno security for eur .
commerce in those seas, were it not for
the support of regular qonvbys, and wita
a more efficient force than , the small
Schooners now employed, as the Uvt$ of
tlie valuable officer qrid men ettyloyei '
in them are-in constant 'Jeopardy. Com j
Porter, had. given, notice, through his
agent at Matanzas, that one of the arm-
;d vessels under his command, woum
eave Matanzas on the-12th and i28tV
of every month, for the protection of WJ
' ' NorfolkJjuMW
From Cnni. Patter' a Sauadrorij-"Tbt '
tJj 8. SchVi Pilots Lieut Comd'tCt
Stribling; from Vera Cruz.'abd last fro '
Thompson's V Island, anchored under
Seawell'b Point on Sunday night;" $
left Vera Cruz on the 27th of May, ar
rived at Thompson's Island on the 9ta
msUand sailed thence on -the ,11 to m
this pli.ee 4 t.&
S It will be recollected that tne r
v . A-few days since,' a death by yellow
fever occurred at the quarantine ground
i. f Ji- . '''' .i-J 2'" i'ii' i
..;A fever, of a. very malignant charac
teri rag'es on board the U, 8. store ship
Decoy,1 which arrived at Norfolk' on the
24th ultimo trom iliompsou's island
Several of the crew died on the passage,
A person, living jin Isle ,of "Wight
county, Vi. writes to the Editors of the
Norfolk Beacotr, that ' a free begr wo
man, aged 29 years, ofa sanguineous
temperament, on the J9tS ult between
the hours of S and. 12 in me morning,
wu delivered, of Four OiUdrrn, three
was formerly a merchant vessel, trad
ing between this port and Havana; that
she sailed from this port on th! 12th
March, was captured by the pirates oi
the 24th of the same month off Point w
condido, and was re-captured by her pre
sent commander, in the barges Musqui
andpallinipper, on the 8th April, near
the same place: since which she has be
attached ) Commodore Torters sq"?'"
ron, and actively employed in crui'"o
against theSle freebooters c?
merce.. '; V -IV, v V-.'VV ' ' -.
The U. S.- Ship Peacock, Car
sin, and Schr, Shark, Lieut. Com J
Perry, were left at Vera Crut . t
27th'May-the latter to sail two a)J
after forAllenlon.vii.Tamptco.a
tiie former to return to the s'a"V
about three weeks. .Lieutenant &tn
ling states, hat Mexico was p h J
tranquU when she sailed, Uwp1!