The gazette — Portland, Me., 1799-02-04 00:00:00, page 3

c^;.— ul* d, tli? nceefllry ofharmorv in the IT
ir e ! States w s p’oportiona ty increxf.J, .is the
onh *.-ean for prefe vhig their wel a e anJ iri
‘d-pendci.ee at home, their rghts and re<pefl*.
b luy abroad. I > c«fe of .* w.tr, there w-t, eve
Ty reafon to believe, tha* they w mid be thie to
d ic 1 i.'cm e v a 'mini ar>y r.a* on. < r co i i
ti >n thit coal l he f >rn<ed g.ti d them ; wuUft
t eir c **/en Humid cor.b r the governme it. i
c’lofen by 'hemf.Ives, as the pole Itar of their j
; f.lvation ; *W1J rally roan 1 i s Uan iar !, when ■
Ttiifed for tneir 1efen e ; fh mid rif? luperio to I
[ fb-'-i. n in -i uis, always exp? t in louci’in^ I
divifio'.s, a.id often aided hv p< p ilar elections,
Jeg.il it ve e'ebites, and chih'ng opinions a id
intere ; and fh uM promote unanimity, by
: toh af on am null themfelves. Neverthelefs,
I tb ‘ c it cal date of our affairs required, that
T ance ihoulJ not be furnifhed with pretexts, for
charging he American government, <r m nill
t'b w th peglecl of means tor obtaining a ie
COU' * i at on
When the min-flrr of foreign affairs, in Ofi
o,,er lall, urau homed by the l'-xecu ive
Dire^oty, as Mr. Y. had informed the envoy.
; to have any communica ions w th t on, had
expr'.ffed a delire to Ke them in their private
tap'fi ies, I was rpprf J to a coniplian e. in tit
smSW/jt ; not from conft-iera lions of etiqu.t'.e,
whir, had no weight in my mird, but becaule
it would infer rn me, a leparate agency in ni.it
t t-TS v herein I wa hut join iv amhi tiled : to
prevent however the imputation of a failure of
i the negnei «lion, then daily expected to the U
4 Tii eJ States, 1 fubmi ted to the mralurc, was
* tin u reofol in my attempts to make it , ene.al,
% an * was thereby 1 objected to a f.-ties of embar
Ti ffment-.
ib The p trticular attentions of the minirter to
:t in*, led they Should be invidious, were in everv
», in!la ce but two, d cloud, anJ ii onto' tliefe
to 1 yi Id d o importunity : preferences 1 v.eweJ
i& as a fin c • < f uivifi >n.
ii The f’co-'d conference which l he’d with the
;jt ininiider, being on the i 7th o' D c:m er, an i h s
fit, pr< pofitions to ti e envoys, we e publiflieJ wuh
ti dteir t'tlp itches. Their an wer wh cb was u.ia
r-- fr.itr.mifly i”* flic negative, wa* del v.red by me
aj, t<> hi' lecret *rr. Mr. V bad expelled It, and
3 -«;•>»•£;fe-J furpri.e that the i'ecrctary hid appli
yj ed for ir.
On the fourth •" February, the mini Her by
lord-r of tlie fix c alive D refiory, propoled that
r>, I fh mid rre ir ficparatelv: the circumilr.n~cs
ri Ihcre fi, a d of o*y rcitifa , a:e yee.ally detail
\ pd in the err e porv'en e inc ofed.
Ig i The mi filler at e: war Is dc fired me by his
a fecre at'-, to com Tinnic. te 'o tlie oth r envoys,
y bu propo tinn for a loan fuafi.quent to the
h war; winch h** f-on retinq i ?ud. Oa this
fii j-ct, nr firth inlt’udtcns we e filent ; the
It* were 'Xplich, and mccuary to detemme
4 iny judgrr. nr.
p In c ■ fi gne-'ce of iVs letter to the Envoys,
4 of t c 2”: Ventcfe, £ 18th of Much] the Mi
pi hid r r ne .d h * pmpofiton tor me to treat
,. ra d : aud a »ain receive ■ a negative an
5 jfoe He t:un p '■p f J th t I thonld remain
., pt Pirn, i’r.t 1 he ienle of the. government
cud oe • hi \ n • i ; dc 1 tin r as icfote, tn.it
an irrmed' -tc r»:p me w u’id • e the cor.'equen 'e
1 ni my ficy-r uie. To It1 c cu Fi m e umhr
luiv c’-rrmfin \s, was a menfiirc which 1
coufil 00 j Hi v. t i e o wer of declaring war
not entitided with he S -prime Executive
of the Ufir d Sr *tes, reti'h hfs ui'ii a rrmitler ;
3sh to h ?e tints prove Iced i*» won.M in my
to.ud have b.en tan mou it to a decla; tmn
r« th-rccf. In dec ’, tnhve p:tinge i the r.afion
uku * war, maun ;y, eve s u u was inoi amt*,
•ppcare .1 in mein other i fp' 1 unw arrantab'e.
C< ngr G v.ii j al u e Gavl the ig’t to aJopt this
fre furc, might, by fu h a pr.tr.a ure Rep, hive
•e-n defeated in he r p ev mis ar a'cerne-.ts,
, , , A 1 b •’»
tae fubje 'e J t oth r m n»»efl inconv niencc?,
•rd th.. Ejcecu.ive mi d t have been i la el on
* 4
rrounJ h-G alvnnta c ■».<• lor ib m ng a.ha ce%
cr—Wh*rcas m de-n ion at Palis ga’ned
Kne, if ihis w*s r qui it?; a d co ill not p’o
|»f.nate a d c oation o’ war, if the United
Kta es were p epire 1 O r it. Other confi eri
Fion-. 1 a i ihe;r we ght. France at tiiat time
m .kii g very toirr.i ’.hep epantioos, v i:h
F profeffed c.rfign to overthrow the Briti/J) Gov
W’vre-i/ ; a-'J fuch were the exe't’uns and en
hu lafrn < f her < i i/en?, armies, and adminif
H!i n as to f're id a general alarm throngh
>ut G'ca !r i’ tin It was evident il en tocmti
>on obferva i n, th t’t {h uid Fiance fiuceed,
w uni acquire by the powerful navy ami
tf">r:'s of i5:ra:n, fuch ft-cog-h, as to be
be give law to Eu ope. and ro regions more
smote , an i it was rat o al *o fuppoc, th ?t a
xili’En wou’J be fumed, of f.ch European
is wf-re no’in the in ereft or under the
iflu nee of France, to put an end to the war,
y « frenrg rle r m dGiton and declaring their
iterti n to enpofe the power wh ch fhoiild re
if it ; the temponfing n"g' ciati tj nt R dhadt
id ’hi- a e*5E M?uover, the Eternal afFiirs
IVtMI'C were i i an n git.red (1 ite, and threit
rd civil commotions. If then, on the ne
nd, a new C1' difon ngdrift France, a change
her goevrntrent. or even a f iccefs’ul re’iit
?e on the part of Great Brita n, Ind happen*
, a fov r tM orpo run y would have prefenr
itfelf to XT' V red S'ates, for obtaining of
r, a j dl and advantageous treaty; and th's j
'«!J have b-on 1 'ft, by a previous rnptire in
fcO’ifn'p tf rvv departure. I* 'in tnc other j
ii i G e it B» it lin u”aiueJ had fide”, the j
nit e : St at s w uhi h ve been \ a n.u.h bet* *
fi'u.d rion ar yr-.rn. than inwar v itr. th molt j
'midable p wer die wo-Id had exhibited j
fnch an * vent, th«*y con’d hoe but j rn ail j
•pcs of rrhdim/ France ; an l i: m i>ht l ave
tc J-“O e 1 mrdnefs >n thin even to have j
<nu«4 It. I*\r tJjcfc Jcd'-m, I -h u^ht it j
my i.itlifpenfibls duty to remain a (Lart time n:
Paris.
The tenor nf bur lr,lE unions, the lift ns well
j the tiril, fhew* that the government did n >t
; aotic p ite the p dpditicn tor tre .ti g teparate>,
I * made no provisions tor fuh an event. Tn •
1 rcnch mintler has tiniiormiv infilled, that 1
iiaa pow.r to tre.it ; bec-mfe in the inllrumetr
he faw that 'he Envoys had a fepar ue and |o nt
aiuho'ity. It the pofnPm could be elabofhed
woud author if; n foreign government, at
plenfu r, to reduce the num ier of a commiffioa
cor.ti ling of two or more members, and thus
to dep i e the contl tuting government of the
j int abilities ot its M nitiers ; or ab.uidlv to
infill on <i feparate r.eg'cia.ion with each Min.
ilter, and to clioofe Irom their fcve al treaties
’nil wh'ch fli .u d hell anlwer its purp 'fe ; {j^.
fides, in c.tfe of the mi co duel of Ministers,
their gove nmenr has a right to exped inf rn c
tion thereof a'd an opp T.unity of fubftitutin r
O’hers in their tie id ; but I tru t that the ar
guments lined in the coirefpondence inclofed.
are futfiiient to thew, th it the power to treat
did nut exitl ; or if ft did, that 1 was juflificd,
under exifting circun.ftan.e-, in refj.u g to cx.
trcift; it. ['7® be continued j
Articles of News.
BALTIMORE, JAN. 17.
A gent’cman juft arrived in the Be.ley. tr m
--d.z, informs, t':at the court of Spain has lent
a fpecial Knvojr t ^ Grearbritain to ncg'-cute a
treaty ciffcu:ive and defen live between the two
1 nation'-:, and to obtain a convoy tot .he Span fh
Vera C -U7. fleet, v.i.h money from Suu:h Ame i
rica.
C Jp?- Jofeph Tfrae1 his p?r‘ Bfhedan account
of th ill trerm n' he received from Mr. Iznar-I
ui, the A" cricaa pro cental at Cad z. His
reprefentat ons are accompanied vih a proteft
aga oft his confinement a d i.lufuge, figned by
a number oi America's at Cadiz.
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UARTFOP.D, JAN, 24.
Extract f a f iter from a gentleman in Phtiadel
p «* to his friend in this city dated, fan 15.
1 u d ubtlefs hare cbierved an accou t of
f'me iii trei’TTifMit, by a comm 'nder of a II i
! l'*h *rm:il v--liU towards Capt. Phillips, of the
, Baltimore, one of our armed v.ffels—that he
i torh imm P..il ips a number of his hands, &c.—
i Paihips has w. h n a few days, made a repre
ieutatinn < f the tran aftion at the Navy Office,
I by way of j altific uion .,f h s c m iitft ; upon
j wh’ch lie was immediately difmified from
; any further c mm.tnd, and the veif 1 gitvn to
; an ther. This example wid, l think, t. ach the
I American commanders to defend our H tg a
g/n it every infult, an J not tamely fu unit ro
! Luropcan domination.”
[IPr bav* fen a 'letter from a mender rf Coy ref,
.n mdj'cb C*pt. 1 hi dipt tr fpoken highly of, as a
brave art intelligent cjfcetr ; and hi 1 dijmjf.il from
tie f recce *s onjidered a: an a3 of rigid neeejity.j
WAPRRN, (K. t.) JAM. IQ.
Extrat! oj a letter from Captain Caleb J at tie He'd, of
Hre f!ooner Chinebelonging to Brif»l, to hii fa
t!ieryda‘ed, I lav v:r:sh, 1) ^enber 20, 171,8.
“ I arrived at t."v> port af.er a p triage of 47
days : Si^ le?g i»sto windward of M n Caft.e.
h *d the f'.tidacii >n of giving one d-i
Pre chman - good lea’nn—he had eight four
p undeis ni ninety men o » ba rd — 1 kil.-d three
ot them and wminded f.vir.—(hat away ievtral
of hii ill ouds and fp interrd Ins mammaft fo
; th t he 'as ooiigcd to take it out. II- is new
I ly r.g to t' e windward of this po*t about 40
I n. ies * fit in.’ hii ve'ie!, & fwears lie rid hung
: n.e at his v ird arm if ever he takes me ; but I
ice myfe.f very tafy about the b dinefs, as I
1 Hull wi h pi afu*e prefent ldm a fee on d time
with the belt role P equipage 1 ever failed with.—
I have had great applauie fmee my arrival,
from the Spaniards ani Americans in port.”
BOSTON, JAM. 30.
r’he Captain or a b !g from Cadiz, fpoken
"ith oa he 13th J n, at fea, mentions the
| dw'l uifticn of Buonaparte's army.
1 A London paper of Nov. 12, fays “ in con
fequerce of the icmonftrarces of the American
ambaiTado-, the ftate prifoners n the fevcral
goals in Dublin received offi i *1 notice from
the Irifh government on Tuefiay laft. ft t:ng
that they could not go to *ny part if the Uni
ted States as ludbern pmpofed. Government
lirfs it now, it B laid, in conterr plati n to fend
them to his majeftyN pofieilii ns in Canada.”
Extract of r. letter f cm a Men;'er rf Congrefs at
Philadelphia, dated jan. 14.
“ 1 find, rh >t in the court - of the laft week
the Com mi fti oners who were Getting in this city
on Britilh C a ms, have, on he pa t of the Brit
ilh agents, endeavoured to eftabiifli f me rules
ar.d regulations, with refpecl to fiid claims,
which are not founded on any rules of law or
equity that have been acknowledged in this
country ns fu-h. In co feq-’cnce of which our
two Comm flioners have feceded f om the btili
nef* ; and, from what Ihe r, the e w II be an
end cf that bidinels at prefer t, 1 lii■» v h n
fi \vn in Louder v i] have an efF on the
C mrr '{Toners \vl o are f fling oar claims lor
froiiatious made on our commerce; and will
i
without dr not prevent rnv farther payment
until this TTi; ger is o f ir adjuded as again to be
in a train for fettlcme- t.
I no. erilard he claims ma ’e amount M a
lvnt 19 m Hi ns of dollars, thn on a fair and juil
*ctt>ment there w<-u d be but a fmall propor:ion
w. ich coul 1 in ju {lice b“ allowed/' j
I the gazette.
Portland.
Monday, Iebruary 4, 1799.
The lafl Mails furnilhed no Foreign News lattr than
before puhlihed.
The public Documents communicated bv the Frcfident
to Cnngreis. are commenced in this day's paper, and
fhill oil be laid before the readers of J he Gaz tic.
Several matters arc necefDrily delayed till next week_
among them a communication from Brunfwick.
'THE LEGISLATURE OF MASSACHUSETTS,
Has for forne time been cmploied by local
affairs of no gteat moment-Tne petition
for adiv fion of the county of Lincoln has been
committed to Meff s. Leo, Wild and Winter, on
the put of the Houfe.-The Senate have
app inted the Rev. Paul Coffin of Buxton, to
deliver the election Sermon in May next.
havanna blockaded.
The lid fouth.un pipers contain accounts
that the Havannah is blockade J by an Englifh
fjuadron.
^ From the M ED IT ERR AXE AU.
The V affiingt n, and Mercury, armed fhips,
of B '(Ion, have arrived at the Vineyard in
company, from I.e h rn, after a pafiage of 90
days, without dopp ng at any intermediate port.
A Etter dated at Leghorn, Off. 25, flares, as
report, taut Buonaparte has been vanouilh d ;
and adds, that general hoflili ie, on the E» to
pern C ntment arc much more piobab e than
a f. e dy peace.
From PHIL AD—Jan 17.
On? of the moft ipl.o.d d B 11s c ,r fe n hi
this city was given laft ev-n ng at the The*t c
•n '-onor of ihe bith-d ly of Heine ident of he
United States. I'he cnmpanv confifted of at
lead 700 : and exhibited a brilliant c owj n{ I
beauty and faftiion. The Theatre w in eleg »ru
lv and aoprop ia cly dec tv? l After the bail,
the compa y fat down to a f-mptnou- fapper,
at wbi h General Ma pln-r bn prelided —
“ Millions for defence— m t a cent for t'ibute,'
wis the political fent m-nt, motto, and t ad o
the evening. ——•
DUEL.
In. cor.fcqnrnce of a difputc which has unhan
dy fubhlled for fime timr between Majo s
C idling and Lew s, of the U tiled S ates A. my,
the parties, with tfuir Second?, met a (hot
time fine-', near the iine o; Delaware Sate_
M dor Lewis’s firft tire w» un led h s an'agorift
in the groin— he bill ft uck Major Cuffing’:,
w. tch—w-e are hippy to hear the wound is i.ot
dangerous.
M -jor Cufn ng was arcompune ! by Genera
Lloyd, as hi fecund — Major Lewis by Cap ain
TuyDr. Tne parties behaved with the grea.cd
fi m id;.
T ie Legidature of of Newjerf y l as difmif
fed the \ i g nia & Ken’uckv relo.utions which
were forwa ded to fiid Lep'.fl-ture.
O
—. ** ■» tm
T!ie corvct‘e that brought out the new
French Gov. of Gu ldaDupe, Dcforno, has been
captured by the Eogiiih.
An embargo has taken place at Guadaloupe,
wh ch is to continue until the ill Mari h next
I'he Dutch at Surinam are anxious for the
arrival of the Brililh expedition.
AMERICAN NAVY.
Mr J fTetf>n, in h;s N es on Virginia, fiys,
“A naval f ret is necefla’y lor this country
VYh *t this fh uldhe (he adds) I will nor un
dertake to fjy. I will only lay, 't ftiou'd by no
means be fo great ac we are able 10 make it.—
S ipp fe the million of dollars, or 300x00
pounds, which Virginia cou:d annual y fpure
without diftref-, to be applied to the creating
a navy. A (ingle year's contribut:on would
budd, equip, mm, n.i fend to fea a force whi h
(houidcairv 300guns. The reft of the (confed
eracy, exerting then fidves in the f;rre p’opor
ti -n, urou-d fqMip in the f me time 1500 gur.s
rrore. So thar one year’s con ributions would
fet up a navy of 1800 guns. The Bnt fh fh p-.
of th.e hne avera e 76 gars : 'htir 'plates 38.
r8oognrs then w uld torm a fleet i f 30 ln;p ,
18 of which mi^ht be of the li »e, and 12 fri
gates. Allowing 8 men, the Brit lh average,
for every gun, their annual expenc-*, inc uJii g
f ibfiftcnce, tloa hing, p *y, and ordinary repairs,
would be about 1280 doll ;r f»»r every gun, or
2,304x00 dollar^ for the whole. I ftate this
only as ona year’s poffitde exertion, without de
I cidine whether m >re or le!s than a year’s exer
tior. lhould be thus applied.”
Governmental Expences for 1799,
Extraflcd fr:m the Report of the Secretary tf the
Era fury.
« ' P 17m. CtM
Civil I.ift, 504,206 83
Maintaining Loan Office", 13,000 co j
Arnui:ies and Grants, ’>603 33 j
Mint, _ 13,3CO CO |
Intercotirfe with Foreign nations, 53 eoo co
Treaties with G. Britain, Spa in t
/11 tiers, ISjC. 187 700 CO
Light Honfes,Beacons,Buoys,See. 44,281 c8
C'ntii gent Expences, 20,ccc co
Trading Honfs w\th th" Indians, 1 io,"Oj co
M i'el aruous cli:m* a. u ixpeuces, 19,000 00 j
Army, 4,202,005 00 1
Military Fenhons, 93,400 co *
Navy, 2.984,208 69 j
T,vT, 8,245 504 83
Marine &S0* Articles.
Port of, Portland.
T here have en no late foreign arrivals at this port.
— - T ie brig Union, Crabtree., of th s port, ip ung
.■leak on her paflbgr from the \\ dlindies ami bore - tv w
for Charlefion -The Almira, Wait,failed fromTorto
a- Jan. l. uder convoy-1 he Sophia, N.ifon of
this port was at Trinadad on the ;4th Dec bound to
lurks IfLnd-Capt. Edward Preble. in the United
■ rates brig P ckcring was ready to fail from Nan afitet
Road on Wednefday lafl
MARR!!, I). In this town, on '[ hurfdav even ng l ift,
1r- Kzekie;. Day, merchant, to Mils Hannah ouith,
daughter of C pt. David Smith of this place.
At Norway, Mr- Benjamin Wirr to Mils Lucr
Lobs
^^PP Boflo 1, Mi s F.liz sbetii P eblf, p^ed
29, wife of Mr. EoeneierPreble, merchant, ( rmerl.’of
Uas town.
At Gorham, Mr.* Elizabeth Wist, aged 78.
Circulating Library.
Ali perfons havinrr any
B00X3. belonging to Jimfph War*tv’s Libr.r\ are
requeued t. leave them at Mr. S-rr irv Patten’s
B.Hjk-Store. And thole who are i debred t » Ibid Li
brary arc defired to make im > tdiaie payment to faid
P/tTrgw- Bsrtl- »J, Feb 4, 1798.
FOR SALE,
A handfomc cover'd Sleigh*
AppJvto ROBERT BOYD,
_ WHO HAS FOR SALE,
Fresh Baltimore fine & fuperfme Flour,
K allins, and
7 bv 9 Hamburgh Glaf?.
J*n. 7Z._
THF COP A RTNFRSHTP OF
M'Cobb £? Hill,
TS by nmtiuii ic-iTnt diToIvrj. All
perfons, therefore. wh«» n ve anv i!c*n»nli u v i,
or v> in .ire indch erl to LL linn are dcGrcd to ,, ,;y
to MARK. L. HILL for fettle min:.
DK NY VC ‘B3,
MARK 1. HILL
"■’* A’- t> T 4‘b, T*q3
TO lit, l.l1.1',
if app’ied f r immediately,
A very convenient House,
•t Back ftreet—two (loots high air'i f >ur r »o*tjs on
he floor, completely .liflitd. w ,h a large wn-» h .a •,
wr .i hnulci a barn and garden, with o her conreni
toces -Inquire of
IVtcr i. Smith, cr Wm. Hodman.
J*** n 76. 17 /).
ro A:aof, IIarslv, Cl rkef tb?
tori of ,/ tr tci mt I.arri y ny in ■ f .j.? 0f ’oLud , r be
enuniy of t,um rim! ottirmei ■> J .UN d iriuHAM jn!
of ee i by a Rrjdm of tj C. net d Co* , of . V (X..* no., weuitb
oj Mift.Lufttti on tbsjirfi Jj ,f February, i yyj .*
\AT ^ {hc fubferibers, b .ingfi.'e of
* ’ ,^ie proprietor-,, judging a pr.qirtct «ri meet
ing to he necefiary, do hereby e mot you to eaM a
meeting of laid proprietors to l> h - ifn ar tlie h >ufc
pl Lupt. Jonathan N #u in 1 >• ) Pc o.id, o i ond iy
fhe eLwtb J/y of Mircb m xr, at nine o'clock n the
.o.c.ioort, to act on the following attic es viz.
1. lo chuole a Moderator tor faid.
meeting
2. To agree upon a method of com-*
ing to a Givihon of th urifeitled lands in Li I grant
3* To fee if they will choofe ibmfif
perLn as agent to commence fuch Lw lui's as flu I he
ju ged necclfary. f >r and in t crtalf of faid propr t <,rs.
4. lo raile iuch fum or fum> of mo
ney as they dial I judge ncxeilary to defray lie charge#
which have afifen or mav arife m laid propr e’.ry.
Ja ils harsly,
N JhH II \rsey
BEST \ VIIn BEAL,
SAMUi L P >OL,
JONATHAN N vSH
In pur fit an ce of the foregoing apoR,
cation to me di edied, I do hereby notify the proprie
•ors of the afore defer.bed rati of land to meet at the
time.' d place mentioned in the 'oreeoing application,
tnd forth-porp.ifcsth.reii xprdicd
a Doted at 'Pol.lad, tb;ftxteentb jy o‘ J.-hu.tv A.D 1739
AMOS HaRSEY. C*erk.
Lift of Letters
Remaining in the Ffi Offer, Brunf-jcick, Maine.
Peter Oliver Alden, Brunswick.
W iliam WoodGde, . 'ditto.
t'rs Anne likens, - ditto, a.
Nathaoi-1 Ames. - - ditto.
Ope. Thomas .Sko'.field, dit ow
Wiliiain SkoHield, . eirro.
Samuel Bracket, - ditto.
Sally Wood. . „ ditto!
Jims Cary, ditto.
James Curtw, ditro.
Capt John Rogers. T.pjhim. •
Alexander I homp'rm, catto,
Andrew Whitehoufe ditto.
Sanmiel Hfink cy, d«to.
W'aiker. ditto,
Jonathan Mitchc!, Boivdoit.
Jvli:*» CoiHn. d tto
Ehenc7.tr Curtis, JJ rpf~vtll.
Lift of Letters,
Remaining in the Pofl Office at Sacrppj, Jav*
2 2 1. 1790.
John Crague, IVindbam,
John Fand, ditto
il. -el D*d;e, duro
Jo.rph H nli nfon, d t*o
i.cnmcl Jones, ditto.
E’.eaner Rand, Jrj:vui6t
hmms * 1 arr, ditto.
Daniel Moodv, ditto.
C*pt Da id Hohb# S-irarattpi,
J'dith Kin7. Btyma Jnm
Capf. Richard '*ayb.«r:y, ’ ( j to.
( ’•pt. Sitphcn Jcwtn, ' W> wf ri%
William te.tmuwn.