Norfolk gazette and publick ledger — Norfolk [Va.], 1810-01-01 00:00:00, page 3

it.g ot<ict»cI« their oVi'rfI liasfc thedr:>ri*>tfrnii»t^
••• we ifiilt begin f v m Wli .fide the
contravention of the treaty I’th^ftSt the e»
Fpblitteul
Such authorities we have ire fore tl* fft tl
history of ouf itvn country.
On considering iHerea.'Iiitionfrnmthe senate, the
subject doe* not »|gMtn bw y4*ecd ou the proper
basil. I am ugainl^HPrrxdurHm.
ft
in senate:
Tnetday, Dcccmbrr 36.
JVfr. Franklin appeared and took his seat;
Air, Bradley submitted the following motion for
•ontieridimi :
Fr* Iwd, Tha^the president of the United States
he and hereby is requested to cause to he laid before
the senate the account of all the monies disbursed
from the treasury of the United States in their rela
tion or intercourse with the Barbary powers subse
quent to the ssirning of the trratv of pence with Tri
poli in June 1805, includin'; the monies p- id to that
regeprv «t the signing thereof—and to cause to be
poled (where the same ran be ascertained) the agent
or consul to whom the respective disbursements
s*ere made, the time when and place where »he res
pective sums were drawn for. or received, by said
agents or consuls, and the particular purposes to
■which the same have In-en applied ; and what fflms
have been retained in the hands of s»id agents or
consuls for compensation, salary, commissions, or
for any other purpose.
LONOtfH, Vnv. 1".
REPORTED DEFE AT OP THE TOUI.O.Y
m FLEET.
■Dutch papers to the l( th rist. containing P ink
newts to fhe 7th. have nrrivt i since our last. The
Hotterdara Courant of the 9'.h contains »n article to
’ twltich consider b!e imptfrt-.iicc may reiitomdily be
attached, inasmuch as it furnishes ground of hope
that the report which we mentioned some days situ e
to have been received from the Mediterranean, rela
tive to the T( ulon Host, will prove to have been cor
rect. The article in the Rotterdam C went is da
ted Nismes, Oct. 28, ami states, that *» between ten
Slid eleven o’clock on the night of the 26th, two loud
«xplosions were heard, with the interval of half an
hour bettreen each, proceeding in a direction front
"the coast; that it was thenixt and the following dav
ascertained, that n number of French and F.nglish
Vessels were seen during the 260i between Cette and
.AiguesmortiSi on the coast, and that two large ves
sel* had been driven ashore, and hli-wn up.” Private
•dviccsfrom Holland go still farther, .and state toe
prevalence of a rumour in that country, that the
■whole of the Toulmi fleet, destiuerl fu- the relief of
Barcelona, hsd been captured or destroy ed hv the
squadron tinder the co-hmend of Lord Colling wood.
Accounts from Spain mention reports someth t si
milar, with the addition that the whole of the French
transports destined ’for the relief of Barcelona hid
fi!$o been captured. Other advices from the Dutch
coast state i'ip loss of the enemy to be six s dl of the
line captured, said two driven on shore or blown tip,
and Art the British lost two or three ships on the
occasion. Accounts from so m >m different quae
terg, alt conctirripg in the m-.in fact, though dif
fermg in particulars, induce a confident hope th it
the enemy have experienced a signal de'e-t. Go
vernment have certain!' received no advice upon the
subject; but as Cord Colling word was known to he
cruising in the direr .ion dosci died several dvs pre
vious to the.time t which the explosion was heard
«t Nismes, we must continue to indulce the fond
hope that we sh ilhave to add another splendid page
to the bright and ffk'vmtts annals of the British arms.
TThe Rotterdam paper would not have ventured t,
finblish »nv thing upon the sr.' jeet, had there not
been considered to have h. en sufficient Authority f t
so doing ; and we can recollect dint it was in x wav
somewh-t sirai'ir that the snh ndi l virt-fv of the
immortal Kelson was first mentioned in the Fren h
papers. Under every consideroM -.n, therefore, wY
may re-sfwVdy expect to rerei-even shortH- soo-e
important and gl' rious intelligence frora our fleet in
the Mediterranean.
The explosionsItesrd atTfisrhes mitsth-vehcrfi tre
mendoiti, and Ute French ships oFthe line mtiMsh ive
been laden with gr^at quantities of gunpowder and
military stores, »,s Mssmes is eomc distance frotti the
coast. It is however observed* that the wind wn*
1 peculiarly favourable to the conveyance of sound—
Cette is situated to the point where the great Canal
begins, between Montpelier and Agde, on the .VetSi
■ terrar.ean. "
The other contents of the Foreign papers are not
•f much importance. Buonapartafcoes not mean to
»et out For Spain for some time p cotoe ; he me .us
to wait Ml the troops t f the Rhenish le.gtte (who. in
stead of the French divisions, sit to march thither
from Germany) shall have arrived on the freiricra.
A French arafv of 60,000 men is to be U it in the
countries ceded to Austria. The w;,r in the Tyrol
still continues, respecting which several accounts are
given in our extracts.
A Gottenburgh mail is also arrived. Gen D’Ad
ler spa-re hod arrived in tV t city, for the supposed
» purpose nf superintenciog the execution of the order
for shutting the Swedish ports against England on
the Mih instant, to whichit wn3 deferred from the
lStty, the day originally agreed upon. Every fanli
t tf however, expected to lie given for the retno.
vai of British property.
_ Tile Gazette of Saturday, contains the official par- I
ticulars of the recent victory obtained hv t'v Spani- •
arda near Salamanca, as given by col. Carrdll. It i
viUbe seen by these, that our account of Saturday
was perfectly correct; and most happe shall wc be
to find that an achievement so honourable to the
Spaoish arms, may promptly be followed up by simi
lar deeds of bravery and intrepidity. *
The Portuguese J»nd Spanish paper* to the 39th
nit. give son>e_eucouraging accounts of t’ne affair* of
Peninsula.’ The Spaniard*, it is stated, employ
th^rsultnry system of hostilities, to which the na
tWpf their country, and their imperfect discipline
•re^tt well adapted, with advantage in every tyiar.
tee. It was reported ut Lisbon on the 25th thr.t gen.
Venegas had been totally defeated ; but so late as
ths 29th na confirmation of this report had baen re
ceived.
Letters from merchants and private ge.ntlemen at
Cedia state, that the spirit of the people, to far from
being broken, is more than ever alive to the itidepen
dence of their country, and that the people ridicule
the. 'ides of French subjugation. It is observed
thrt the French only conquer the spots on which they
take up theid fgjpdence, and that from thence they
cannot goth scattered parties, without a certainty of
being alni«at ali destroyed.
Other letters from Cadia state, that an Important
•Iteration In the Spanish government was expected.
The measures that were tiece.savy fur bringing a
'• -- .. iivvwfTusy ivm ill Ittj
pout this chnng^ have been preparing for some Mfee,
and it was expected that the full effect would bee
en to thetn by the end of l .,st uvmth, The pre\T*ii,
tng opinion was, that too supreme junta.would be
«fcufvad, and Uwt ttearcbbWp^ of Toledo* ppkl
•Prl*w* Stahremherir, ft upaid.
riic uinn with this conmrv, iti Wwpli’aiKC with'" the
16th article of the treaty of Vienna, and to retort)
to Austria. $. ■ Vf
1 he arrival of a fleet of 300 *?»«! from (he B iltic
was on Saturday annotmcm at Lloyd'*: they have
brought produce to neatly a million sterling.
.Yaihval Drbt.x—An account, shewing what lias
been redeemed of the national debt, jhe land tax and
imperial loan, to the lit of Nov. 1809 :
Redeemed by annual million, &Cj l. 76.691; 173
Ditto on account of loan*,* 81.fi91.64t
Ditto hy l-.nd tax, 23.3^4,953
Ditto bv 1/. per cent, per snn. imp. loan,
1.007,033
Transferi eilfur ‘purchase of life annuities,
9i9,903
Total, / iS3.89r.ri3
The sum t->b« expended in the ensuing quarter is
3,8*3,877/. 11*. <itL
The supreme junta have issued a declaration of
war against Denmark, in the name of Ferdinand
VII. The reasons assigned for this measure are—
tbo{.'position experienced by the marquis Rotn.ma
and his troops in their flight from the Danish terri
fies, and the detention of some of their conn ad
't
—'he blind subserWnry of the Danish court to ti
will of the French emperof—her refusal to receive
a negotiator at Copenhagen, and the avowal of count
Hernst.rrf that circumstances did not permit him to
mention any correspondence with Spanish agents.
The dcxlnratinfi is dated September 38, and concludes
with ttg^isual orders to the ships of Spain to attack
those of Denmark,
' Par is, Tfov. 5.
The Saxon ambassador set ..ffthis morning to meet
the king, Iiis master,whoiscxper.tedtoarriveatFon
tuinbleait to-morrow, or the following dai. Hi* ex
ceiienrywmarsh.il, the duke of K-.gusH sets off tins
dny to put hi rose!/ at the ht d of hi* trips, which is
to occupy Dalmatia and the Illyrian protjMiccs. The
ministers hft town yesterd.y for Font.nnfhau. The
loflrnnlot Gird, dint tins the following article front
Nismrs, dated Or. t. 28th,
•l l he day before yesterd- v, between ten and ele
ven o clock, at night, there w as felt in this place a
Concussion followed by a very lend and sharp report
This w»» heard twice, with in intei v*l of about half
an hour between each report. I he cause w ,s «t
fiietUhonght tube an earthqn ke ; but as the second
jirofeecittt from the coast (lor u, wa* almost * de al
r iitn, and the little wind there was came front the S.
<>r S. V\.) and a* se-eral French aim English ves*
■6,s h"a 1,ech seen upon the coast, between Lute-ud
Aigueur rtes, some persons ascribed tins pUenoniu
nn to the explosion ol a great quanttfi of gun pow
Iler. I ills.conjecture is tin, iL> confirmed by mu 1
ig-ncf U> »t two vcs-els, whichbaa gone asborene.tr
A' esquieri-s, had been vet mi fire ,nd blown up at
the him above-inen'inncd. Jt is i eu.ai tableiiiat the
expl. sio.i should h ive been so disuiictlv lie.,id a:
N.smes, consioering th it it is’tti, le.-vuei if. m the
coast. v\ e arc in anxious expectation of the p.i, u
t:u«ur%ot Ihis e*veuu”
(oe .5 per cents, with dividend from the 22d ol
September, are at SO/' 50c.
1 he English p»p- is h ve published a letter from
sdju .in; gqner.t Stvwart u> tne coin u»ud.ni ol the
^9th regiment, in wdiicu, bj conon om oj sir Arthur
\velles.ei, he presents th it regiment with a stand
of i vetnu coi.-oi s, ssiu Piha»ei»ce. t.ken In it from
the French in 'he b ttlc of f .uicra. Ujii.u th.siet
iai tut m.niteur has the foho mg unit:
Onr li-n p» fi i't no "Cui-uii , ; ihc, have eav!e>
only, i hr r e„imeut f, ,.m which ihe colour* we, c
i .ken is not J.smc This pat: „f |uru We.angs.itt**
dispatch is fiilst. 1 ne , rcu.iued ,p. d the
. . • . . . * bja is ill,*. C UV Ut<
^ -IT* 10 Ui< k’4t,c l ulavtr*, U eontrndiettU b\
, --v.*«lviuuik,«.U
tt.c .li.rmuisuatini, < t the par a i a, tihery, so tai „•
legaros itre eaiino.n, nnd with lesptci to the eagles
% me nhuinrntraliour, #t,.e diffe-rem c..r,,s. i
tneretore, is n thing nmre lii u a faJsc.io.nl luveutti
to amuse the English peop.t.''
, i , Vienna, October 26.
The srr.hr] park ofafitiHr, is m motion, am., iron
IU to io° oaisso", are sent . If uai.y, ,vi1Ich she ,v,
mat the evacuation ol Vienna will mu i.e long delay
, ■ ^ 8''?*' ''"unier ot „o ,ches are also sent off d„i
>, with me ,-ickund Woitiiotd, who me c. nte>eu i.
oi. rtiieii and thence in Lint*.
vVe bear th <1 the misunderstanding between tin
:"*rrths L,'giish mims.er Ad.u, iu$ rtseii t.
' e ttghest pitch j ana though he stiii remains a
Lcnsiantim the, his uep... tore f. i London is supuns
cd to be airy near at head; The Porte is s.vd to b,
uighli mssatihed that the English government sit-in,
have presumed to apply tor tne admission of E„g
lish troops tn the isl nds ol the Arcmpoiago, or,an
t ic ptetext el protecting them ogam,i the l'rencl
j"? ^vis-.Tta.is- The blowing up of the foi tific-lum
did v hie damage to Stephen’s tower. The rumoui
oi the plague having bn kenoui at Smyrna, appears ti
lavabren circofattu by person, interested ,«. r.tsmv
l P,nCe t C >[tI " *wi- Vhe i^giish and biciii .I
me. chntiaizc <nd m.nutneturescunSsinted *t i'riesti
atoout to 0,000,000 oi livres.
tj . „ . , KotteboAm, Nivem'wrfi.
.h i m • R s aft eJ"ract of 4 letter from in tr
“'T*1* hi* m*jes,y* *•««» ‘he Mmrt.
fiom 111.1 head-quarters at Ours i—
“ Su e—1 have the hououi of still being; enabled tn
ti ansrnit m your majesty the most satisUcton miel*
Seine with re^^ru to the conduct of the Dutch
u oops ; and also the state of defence of the most im
pouant points in the different inlands of tne depart
mem. c-rout every information that I car, (earn, it
appears Certain, that the view, of the enemy are«.
ciusnely Confined n the town of Klualim
CtU£lmV fi.fVtihKft »t- —. *. r k . '
and that
;1! toe accounts of their.haling received^ _
eioforse
meats arc iiuf-unded. On the contrary, the ene
my s force in that quarter lather seems to be redo.
c. , ; tor in the course of last week* upwards of 700
sick were embarked tram the island of Walchrren
lor fcngland, 1 he maladies which prevail among
the enemy s troops are decidedly to be uscribled to
die Climate ant, season ; and it is therefore but noiu
r«) to conclude, that they should equally alfect your
majesty s troops ; though on the other hand, the
great attention ot the medical department, and eve
(epia?|f off anli.. m ,.t * L. _ i '
ry possible assistance hi the tViyal hospitals, have
.cen attended with the happiest effects ; so that in
the course of last mouth, ho less than 1525 men
were discharged from the hospitals, and rejoined
their respective corps.'
a- o*.c Mun,ch, Ortober 2rw
TYn *he the Bavarian* entered fnsprutffifc
spite of every resistance which the mauruenU ciuld
make. We expect the official' detwJasfllSbi* Ovett"
fourth proof' French B*Al
m
Pipes—amt* . ' .
Sherry WINE in quarter casks.
f^gpte hf
life"
SauthgaU.
m
pitot.
■BaatamaM-wadtwtr***'
WP*.th# authority ofleUer^W Lisbon, that
tM flsfci had passed the Straights of G.bruhar, und
it W SBid iWi it had proceeded against Faywl,
«h<* 'dipping «t that island— (hew
twrt accounts niay agree my well, hot how are we
t<i acrount f6r the infelhgeiu* 0f tty. difeiitof this
fleet by laird Collingwodd in the Mediterranean?—
1 here is indy one way in which all the accounts csn
he reconciled* It is pns^iblw that «/t«r its defeat,
that the part of the fleet wbjrh hud hot been cap
tured or dfstroy«d, Ending it impossible („ regain
the port o? Toulon, proj,C(tded down the Mediter
ranean, with the view to gain * port in France on
the Atlantick. p Would he prudent to proceed in the
first ioMahre to tbrwesi worries far as Fuyal, there t,a>
10- less chance of being discovered in (hut route, than
■ v siding along the roust oi Spain, Portugal, *n<l
I iMBce. After having passed the Suvighls of Gi
braliar, anrl go He a« lar to the mirth a* Fayal, it is
eviuent, that this fleet will not protwed to the West
‘iiuies, hut to France. As a mailer o( course, and
ptjfhaps (as \ . 11 -.
ran vessels wi
prevent intelligence, and to furnish apiachcal tea
10ft upon the liberty, of trie seas.
have in this dav#paperi rnncltided Mr
Dash’s excellent speech, m which the dignify, in
i II.-cnee, and temper of the senator are eminently
-splayed.
M it »Hid that noilntg will ht dt)„ft t(igar<j ta
un-ign relation*, uiili! udvires are received jr.im
H-Jrope, alter the know ledge of Air. Jacksou't a.v
'UJt-Sdl.
Ala. C>Ai,f.Atiy.—Several obscure binithave re.
■Mill}- appeared m tl> pmw, fatf, k papers, lr.,m
*'u,h w* ,n“-rr^ lb, Secretary of the Tree*
Was losing ground with that party. The toi
ge.vtiarljtd lefUia s«nJ to be iru.u members of
■Jun-uvs^ mp.ed from the \ tr*,,,,* Argo, oi th
ult. rniuc* to iite» pmnt.
“ laugh, sir, ,, the law of nations; but
vs long •» there are nations there must bet..** of
ntui.,os; and a m. n who speaks or acts upon foreign
Z '' ' ‘,r*,‘**nWS anil towitog of his ,u,« of
i use uws, is like a Citizen in me community bnust
ug l.idt ut is un icqjiuiten with the l>w.s which re
gu.ste his conduct in society, And, sir, let „ie vC],
dic.,e gentle inert who brag ,f their ignorance, that
they arc n-ttpme such candid persona a* they would
l’*** Wr * detausc there is a cert.,,,, SpeUe dt iu ..
niu* mf Ul? nsleotatiou of ignorance; i ,s a ci.vk for
w.,nt ot e..in;atn n, ,or w..nt of a.u.ly, and t ,, Want 01
moustry to become acquainted w,m pnncp.es. J ti ,
n„ di-H.e »wi. & .ton i„r cole, taming ireely iiisopi
nions l and I hope he will „,,t coudt.m. me for laugh
log at torn,. Hot, luo condemn him for occupy mK
a place ns chair.o.n, to which n. man is compete..,
mu one *,» is wel, verseu ,n the law of n„U,.ns as.o
>oe maritime and commercial interests of hjs coon
*• before congress proceed to say any thing mure
a0. ui p.thiLmmg the entry of abnieo vessels, and oi
liritisu goods, 1 thmk they ought to provide the
•neans ol effectually presenting the mlractioti of
Mid. provision- it neither dignified nor politic
to ni <ue 1 Iw, winch Cannot he enforced. \Ve have
played that game long enough. Mr. Macon’s bill is
.. most excellent p. eh,iuw lor smugglers; and how
o.aes „ compress the enemy ! liy our vessels
go where they will and supply the enemy with t or
pr -oucc. it i, b.U.in fact, which has ail the wcult,
(.ess and none oi tue v irtues of the old embargo. I
li pe Mr. aM o n is (lie true father of the bill ; bttt it
tv.,s wb. pc red .ice that a fruiu finance, is the le
gitimate puremot it.'' " '
“ TW is new very little dniibt !>ut what Albert
Gelatin is (tie IjUici' of Air. Mw« toil- ; it am..
Ui;..» tue very di«.tr1ue whiui the Secret,.'v hen!
,;ru' f*r k,»e. i > *»t: the rel..muniment of
1‘!" ^tttutu.us UI lying trace, So He go, >ou see—
Mit-r tve nave been remixed until it 1* ii*p.i*sij«f to
insult lr.an> inure, Mr. Gai.atin ,i, beut upon push
ir<s In, jwi.iu of sjuJ-ruitlcruig » lucrative uranch of
tradt without a solitary equivalent! Uut I wilt »ei,.
Ui e t.. say tint both me lather «iul auopuneia of
.Ilis bill vyill hue tpeir lips i;, anguish before long.
• Bet u, see how Mr* Gxllatiu stands os a Stites
bianuiiubrUie provisions of ihe bill in question.—
,‘u“ U‘ "hserve that the trade wiih enemies1 co
lames was ai.uw. Lnc, and mwefc im«inui,ucl urevt;-u*
to a rule wbijjhtlie British governmtniset ip ,n the
>e»t 1/Jo. hutojte ipjoverno»«uor nation cannot
make a rule or tins to bind nil nations . Hn,i con.
,eq<iemly. that rule did not preclttd«*the rights a Inch
«“«? a|b«f't^<‘,itiy *n nations to the trace in q'ueaii
on. I ue British insist u;mn that rule, and w ill. their
overgrown nnfy attempt lo enforce it» We resis- i
utir iberchants nierooriaiiae congress to resist it j—’
Mr. Madison writes 4 book g-iinst it. And what
does Mr. Gadatii. s, in the first place, as secretary
“* !“e 1 re:i!-ur> and one of die cabinet he tells Mr.
Erstine the British minister, that the United State,
wotnd give «p t|>it nade, ahd rfcly iijk.i, the liberal!,
ty ot rraiite to allow it to us in time of peace 1 in
other words, that we wmiM relinquish to England a
right of tins nation, and beg a gratuity from France.
Ana now, to follow up his declaration thus made to
Mr. Lrskine, he frames a bill, sends it into congress
through the diediulh of Mr. Macon, and the United
state, are to mcke a formal surrender of tnii invu
luab.e right by law 1 Is Mr. Gallatin serious in all
tills j or, IS lie playing a game which is not precisely
seen upon the surface? If the former, then the shal
lowness of his wit is manifest j for wtut statesman
evo* yet yielded an important poiot without a sur
render ot equal vatue from the opposite party i If the
latter ; it, indeed, lie be playing a game, f which by
many is suspected,] experience will ere four teach
htm, that eumning is m^a matrh for wittfou
rLches ^«««Uy over
' Gazette Marine Mi,
1 ARRIVED,
don, bound to Wiltungtoo,
lM«ry» wjH w t for BnUiuorr-e Tt
tornther pcriwi itingjk ^ -V*
To-Morrow the 2<i instant, a$ „
•>'Cl<>ck, will be Sold on Ktan'i wharC
smiith. . £gg&v. -,
ftlninJi,
.fS§8 L
of CABLE,
4 of 5 pie<
1 Jffi and «. *
■**
Snjfj for the henefit r.f the owner#, ttrtdtrn
whers concerned in the sloop Hem, C»pt,
January |.
On Monday the 8th instant,
Sold f«r the benefit of the owners,
and other* concerned, . y
The new Brig FR
at Portsmouth, N. H.
X'ajfi. Sturt: now on shore near C
Henry Light H use, with nil her sails,
H'use, with 'nil her soils. tlwlM
teri.ils, &<-. Tilts vessel is worth the atten
iwerchafits, misters of vessels and ship -
being just off the stocks. m
jL-« ■ ' ’Jhe Commissioner, of tf’rech.
January K v' _ - ^ •
On Monday the 8th instant,
House of the Wts Tbojias Rkao, in u,™r
land-street, in the Borough of Norfolk, at tie vets
o’clock in the forenoon, wilt be sold op the p«axi«.
’ All his Personal ESTATE, ^ ^
■ I'onnHintf of f ‘
Household and Kit? hen Furniture J five St
wit, three mfen, one wum.in, and a small
Horse atrf«.lt; a Cart, Plough, and Harrow j »
U hip S.,w. a Frame- Saw, at.d a IX Cut Saw j *
To„„. Fr <uie 20 ! y 18 ; Sash Frames, Sadies, fttfj
Ladders; a small assortment of Ironmongery!
h uul Mill, r.ntl sundry other articles. Terms ini
known at the tilde the sale commences. "Jjfc-c i.
-Wryl‘ ar.
I SfHH.Uh Cntnuts Office. Arq*foUit
^ l. -fattuarv 1st. J8I0.
The u ndyrsigned has it in comma!
from Ilia Roverp,eat, to give info
ants and other* concerned, that h
lion of trade in the porta,of the SL
Europe, and adjacent islands, vcsmtiw*
. ireign ports must he prorlded With Co
finite* . f the growth and ittanof'ctttf*
ent article*composing their cargoes ; th
t-n sped ,1 certiorate f«r every diff?,™, w,
and fin-every uifthrent shipper, different consl
or different mark of the s«me aVtlck7tUat fl"» !
lJ l’Pllf III Ui-lr <lf tl.K .
latino continue in foil force, and that vr J
sh J! strlVi* itrreafter at said Spanish
provided with the nhovefoehtioned eeftif
nut he admitted to an entry. ' -.j
Antonio Argote Pit,
f* ■ >
MScFiTiv <
fc3» NOTICE.
T!ie Copartnery of Xotic SC Arbnii
& C't» will be dissolved opnn the first k:
t ext by mutual consent—All persons ha
against the concern will Heasdfjeail at thi
lvu.se a ltd h.ve them s«,tled j end those! t,
r-quested 1“ cofoe forth and settle their
UCCuUUt*.
th'wk*
fame, Kr,
i Robert
mffM
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usual, by . - T -.'SSH
NOUtpl ARBirilf:
January 1,
Ah ucci.i-.te method of finthh* (lie* hi
Doub/t Altitudes. -i
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regulating « C hron01 weter tP^Th(vCthuff wit
variety of new *„,] imprbved itiethodefttf*
ing the longitude by
'i.unar Observations.
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Branch* as itiay he useful fur Me«*niwf©tf;
pl.ic-1, CmmneixUl, Nautical, and Mihia
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At hh Academy No, JsRi.ifcdHwfit*’?
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opportunity ..f addthg the CUkmKm of
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Forty-five >\cres pf
tnore or less, situate In iWjfiSi
joining the land tormerly'.ufM
i /nim ifiber Hainctde, behtC^B
piece or patvel of Land wlv»vh*i
apart' to Carnot West Kurgea* <#
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made niKtyu decree of Norfolk €
ing date tST^lvt day of DcfleVj
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»nrd and Nathaniel Burges*, as t
decree will more fully appeal v.,
A* I underxtnnd tffiat* hare be
convey the tehUajufe ikrtqfam
warn all anil every peraenR
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