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SUPPL If.M.EI4T TO Tag AL GAZI FTE. f~ ' ~:.+t is Trade. This frigate* oleo taken the n o'Gaunt,'Blentlen.itall, Aurora, and pe r b report : d having seetia seven other vessels nder. 'The Lusitan4a was given up, a ear. for the passengers and crows of the above tured ships, which

To RotYAL AN mums, GEORGH 111. REGIS. lonies or plantations in America. VI. And be it Further cnocted, That the forfeitures An Art to Prsolsibit all inter between theldand incurred by this act shall go and helong to such of Jamaica and c.e.r::sin parts the island of Si ' person a

sth Wt. from a cruise te windward of that island, daring which she had fallen in wi.h a well armed aid manned American privateer, described as a remarkably fine schooner, and although she was decoyed by the Vestal cloie within gunshot, she effected her escape by a great superior

TO 'MR 'ROYAL GAZZIiTE. were taken prisoners, but fortunately without George Sdes, ditto; William Evans, bible Beltran; w saving-one mat. killed or ounded. J•ihn Mitlwtight, ditto; Williattil Robson, ditto; Gracious Gain marine • James Curnir s urines Sir Home P. , phain had sent

%I L A MAIC .1. 110IISI OF ASSEMBLY, Thursias. Nov. 21, 1816. - Prayers , . "1 4 7 i NGROSSED American. Duty bill read-the third time and passed. Bill for rendering valid Robert Cargill's Articles of Clerkship read A second time, and ordered to be forthwith' engrossed, and read