Norfolk gazette and publick ledger — Norfolk [Va.], 1807-03-13 00:00:00, page 2

Apni
cowtenxtmm ttataad* rwitfritMi of jyprtUfa
: treaty,- u* the Air* Imn tfe« *»tW cokIuk*.
ilariWROtia
tim. 4!ma
‘ which
kd wrytjhiiwHil * it. Whan ifr appitm«t‘
vywhijpijwi—^lilriiy t* ntoKtirmi waiyttfeecaiaiF
a could t»dua» by »**goiiatiod,
Tbtawe etrtokrfy theauoth* af UWfmtl
msinwfco hddreapfucted tliaroegdtiatitro-iastate*
n*w whom.tbMgbh* gewraiijrdUfered from biro on
gotHioal Mbj»eth, ha acknowledged to be th«Jlt««t
penott tocoadoct a negotfcttioaWth fI'ul leyhind,tn
a»nuch«a«*ndour and mA"
r pluiuncw were the
tig craft, florid not
. ^ ... „ n olHWe boils of the treaty of
, AttrieaMstn vary alarming torit was described to
b»pwt::i<Ntoort. -: Though, Bonaparte raaygain
sHfajuadcolonies, aadCommerce, ho couldneeer
■pmt s gm«^l «f RngHTitf sailors, amt‘therefore wc
' liaiwotihng^tofear. J *fhs superior skill end sle
' gtoMw ofoar fabrics Would always secure tbe eotn
ioerce«|id manufactures of 00/ country. lie was
Qf ji{Ntfien, tbat tbsOsiassiii whom Mr,Fox de
} ttmmUlSf was a spy of tbe J’reocbrgtn'eronient,
\ liltoMctara'dala Touche. ‘Only threw points were
■ aftoodapi*! iftbs long nngotiatiott that bad taken
pm0iio integrity of lbs Turkish empire, thsces
^siiawf TJanoyfft and the right pf Britain to iater
ngeinent of the continent. - We
. .. r w treat stoifhout Russia, awfon
ignmndVWc bad no trenty with Rbssia, ex
tbe treaty of’cdfltoert. That was a treaty of
wil'ef military operation. la this sense it
fattd bdt be yvforce, for since the battle of Aw
terlitz no Russian army had acted, and.therefore no
asidddyf opuld be eWrned. Tbe baais of the ah
fo^thta^nkjeTt to. exchange and cession, had
been aetodupon. - It was impossibieto imagine
•ay thing so vague as the principle of a peaebbo
fMwable to bow partial; for the honour of earfa^
had-'hrbat that honour required, was entirely in h#
dial.Conception. Hrcondernned thy Use of
nontftifaited;' to dipfcmalie tcansaclions, 1n
itioft. If an uxpurienced pe*
'totHkrtM the i
aha had been employed, the basis would have been
•MriNr acknowledged, or thanegotiationwmiid havy
beeabrefcan off. The ngotiation was meant but to
■'-ASM kwMAW. a. - •; ' J_?•
docu4.
eotrapt-idd hence the aversion to writte;
uien i
The proposition to indemnify
theki
ing of
Mupieeby the seizore bf the Haase Towns, ought
to bavwueedrrejected with indignation, lie tboegbt
th%peasbaa>signed by the noblelbrd for pMacIug
• his full jpdwers, obght to acquit mimsteri^W«|bttt
'ground^ Tbe first note of the noble lord tbid, bn
lis-^po^to 'gehftalChirtat VrrM
-. discutss the basis of a general. Jfcars. ' Hencs it
wUstobeinferred^tbat tbe basts was hot consider
ed asjwttled. HeshouldhavetbOuiJit that lord Lab*
'" derdale would"have.": been inn'fnyi^iM||^)ruift this
■ matter to a conclusion. -v THfpiMApa of Aprd’ ab>
r acutely no|hing was ifca^iiWHthe .^irholf' pfx
months pitfcd in negOtiati^bShtob' hbgatorvr Tho*
tt>may he a question whether P’Oubril badexceed
«dhis.ido ersin roncluding the trtoty he bad siffae&
theft cbbld be no doubt that he had authority to
treat taporatejgj ■ and therayrere eyen rumor* thW
negotiations were; going on at St. Refmborgh at
thmpnpeut moment. He thought wCsbodtd con
ayer, J^er^bre, whether Russia had.achdflroa us
.ifir<s|P^attoqidpn»qnM^qtin^ha.»iM^io aaake,
■ peac.q without her, even whea there could he no.
' aswbjtnce that, >he w«$ decufetfly with us.. . As
to the question respecting HaobVer,"there adit on
• Briton tbqt*a*l»t prepared tot^sugsoctiSce
recover ifotbe lord offci* majesty's elec
toral dominions Would produce a wrinkfe og^the
• brow-ofhiaideelining year*. He could
. with ihtaoUe lord, that, irhe hbd secured ^
Qalmatut, we wight hayegiven upaU our bthto
quests. He saw no reason^^y.^i ehou' ‘
laiaicd Napksqqwellai Sicily. Ifappo.._
lord!nsury, that tba question of iudeipoi$
of Sardinia, who had been abandtiufd
kin
<$Aj»>ent, bad beeiv in
e, bad beeiv in thiMuMppcC v«vjv<^
to differ from his bo»rtorabl«di«^.
was sorjy
respect to the polity of out
&
•?4£*
‘ history of
fd that herjnVajiaklc^oHsy..was
her own aggrandisement. She badtau
direc
the eternal enemy of Aostria, und : thyy iniiform
friend of qlUhe different successive
Franep^iiice the French revolupton.
tohave Observed in the address ob tbe speech atthe
4jh|bjng of the «#Mon^ that there was nqnacftimt
. feponding language of exhausted meanp |nd dilapi
dated resources, used onuthcr occasions, contained in
it. The n saurcqs^ri the empire wens said to remain
JPtoH it «?as owing to the measures of that
creat statsumaw now no moor, to whose DoliUck*
m tad biinsclf been always'attacke<k ? ihesmkmg
.j Faiiil, whicij hfttl* been the work of that illustrious
IMgas that to which this country owed all
ilJSli^ity. It was the rec-ond of biaserviceS j
ataC%ell ,he might- have iaid,wlieo bequeathing
boon lojus cooptiy-- j «• .yrA\t ^
■fc' ** * * ir:..y’*k."
M.N<mamniu*«peri*r, ,. , v
;■ Ho hoped the bon.-gentleman opposite maid not
.;^eta|fter give**/to Sockdespoodtiw bu^negs pe l
jresjiiiltwned io the letter of the nobfcrWrd «>i ~'
®sptheh J ^
t, «n the capture Of
ttt noble loi
red somewhat partial tothese
linns p he did Hot mean to sa}, however^
! was influenced in that respect by the cacPt
ih*tcritemli. Thahon.barnuet commented witW
.4,;
iSmesoverity apdfi the contents of the letterariludcd
* to. - lie recommended to the noble lord, not to
Xakfrsuch ctoiarawMteaSMMa'inPgore! J«nd conclw
^ifed. by house dfiili graiitn# for their
inilolgeipfelfiKpSiat, |h,«taah faehad trespassed at
leng&dp*. their pt&.*e, Whad wot uttered
* «B#» ,scwti>i*»t tha> WWIKM-1 SipoereIy f »UHl «$&
. h ^ - - / ^-7 * .jy . ?;i
j v ‘‘O* w
“ Ships, enmnieftiand colonies//> %k
.s.-vV'.:;;'*’ . NAwn.w>ir.T'!
jhe wind, whieh lS, iriafd%»|ist a days,
njblowo from the south-west, oune |wmdy«.
teiday morning to tbn irutifd’for point, the north
‘V*?£
k'.
yb^iTgrtwhl*/ eiM^kd.':^ The*!
i?+*rl£v?.-*r?*5fc» v^fWK?**: wg&WP&H . -. ,ii»
hiring tjeeagivfnftff weighing anchor, " noi
—IP 9 V> J: '^'. ” %>bM<Up niWUUI. HV* I
#»*** W *Ni»ri# a«y direction tot boats get
ti|gw to the Acet, wiUsihe passengers and others
who topmast rthfrfemtlyrtwrrftdto their dflfcrebt
toerommodatltos rtn shot* Nearly die whole of:
sail by twelve o'clock, and wr
m tn« flfernodp- iMunbeH^flisappeared. The
shores wewlined tv heboid tbit grand and lively'
effect; tome fndmddrpwn thither from distant parts
*Ml.e country to part with relatives and friends
about toYisit distant climes, who were thus gra
dually depntting‘ from their longing, lingering^
look," while othere Were viewing with exultation
this burtliened fleet, conveying merchandise to the
tpliint of millions to slinost every quarter- iff the
J0Obe. In the evening, the fleet, which had in the
morning extended a* far as the eye could retch,
forming a spectacle equalled perhaps by none, had
a^iwst dt dimppeared, and we may fairly, hope,
will, by . to-morrow morning, reach the Land’s
Jr.no.-; . : . , - f?:
' M W* tint tost sight of the Mediterranean fleet,
with the Malta, rapt. Bailer; Meteor, Collins fr
Confer, capt. Elliot;,and Sabine sloop, capt.
Kittoe.The Prince George £>8 gone; Barrteor*
98 gw», and TbisbafWgate, are botmd to the We*
Indies i and the GaaU0Ci>laep, and Millbrook schyfc:
to Lisboa and Oporto, with their respective vt££
- ,"•* ■
^'“Tbfe'fleeti' jpfeich has since the*arrival 'of the
shale, beep found to amount tobetwen 6 and 700
nil, is thpr largest tint Ins left England sine* the
year I7y3—nor n it less trot* t^at this fleet has
sailed when we are declared tah»m n state of block
atle.’?. < : j.
I!?'/-'
; tMM m
<p|t
Bonaparte's Bloclu&ag^Decrce, > |
ns va*U»ns opinion* on its beaHi^s and
**" the commerce of the/United
, . , .... etaf.our solicitude. The fol
.fewnig eairarte af b iettet-froiJi London, iwill shew
®fe.w_hat light theyare considered by commercial
nm m ftiM’ettipdTuirn of European commerce:
4P%Assi 4? £u“ Lotufa, December 15, 13 06 -
aery extraordinaiy decree of the French
||berorridated at Be^in;\ the 21^ of November,
dW.lbe adoption of the same in Holland, under
the date let December, will of comae see in
thafiablic^apereby the time the gets to hand/
. ;r:'*-Tbe precise efescto of these'me&sures we can
mdt, at this time," felly estimate—but should they
M trtweated acconling to their tenor, itwill be in
dispensibly necessary that we decline all acceptan
tffetWC biw,drawn against consignments, made to
Plff jf the continent of Europe, the whole of
wfaich etther actually is tender the dominion of the
WSffsh, W if- oot, remains free from it by saffirr
aure, rather than by any resistancetluit can besne
" " ’ly opposed to them.
« J'ntfus serous slate of things we would beg to
cMIjiouratttSBiftin, and we wooki particularly w
(pumon tl.rtt part of the decree which forbids the
paimgr of letters, addressed fo Englishmen, or
W»l^SBj»i|i4l,f. English language. "W« are willing to
hnp*™®t imsne means wrU be found -to elude the n
m* ^ froV'blXi<*’' an^ ratl,er expect that in
nnla<iqahis may be by and bv tbe cate—but wham
HHs uncertain, and where no,
i» likely to be obtained,
food friends iti the (Jni:
manner, and warn'the
being very soon obliged
drafts, predicated on contii _
notwithstanding the general
jpyen «f our'readiness: to affoript.,.^
carinqt COnaider: ofrselvfei held la such
W***» afte* tha4pub|iaatibn of the decree in sues
opinio i# 9>ucb iu favor of sWpftfehls to
jpl*ad« rathdr than to France or Italy, consider
t the commercial spirit of Holland and the
aee thi* inspires, are to be attributed to the
>r facility of correspondence through that efcan
&*■ *0 Wf which we oow appear to retain
|*PC<» ,l •wutifns that prudence re
.• -r , vpssefevehould affonger touch in Eng
W fer onfers, th»t they should be accompanied
by expwiilced supercargoes,Vwbp should have in
tUuctiriits, in case they .could not procure remittan
.W?.-l* seat Mther m gopd bills, to bring away
with them the returns in specie, which they might
WHY l|«d on utur coast," and so provide' the funds
*> !0eet any depending hiUsj ’though this must tM
with n- tblay whijeh it wiMill
necessary to guoM - against,- withholding your
graftsaccnrdiw^y* *Far the sameWson we think
itwouU| b* bishty; p.udwu that bills :s&uld be
drawn payable af 60 or 120 days sight, at the opti
#*'Ikdc<wptm^fhe«yte interest after flbdavs'i
^ » M* mser-ito* to obtaia the foods,
if iwcesswy I^tp ajso that you slutid, if possible.
Stipulate tbat iff case tbs hills in unpaid solely in
fOOSMinaHceW Uje uon-arriv*! <rf Amds froi**the
baptinenj/ ir %tfc4b* ^decim; «£;dby ofUbe belli*
j^iun (power*, they should btfxempt from die usu
^Wel
iveraed folly on this subject with
several of ow njpst rentable aeigbbar^biid fold
* j^ewlagreoneiit of. opinion therfoo. For onr>
ftppealtoowgo^l friendsjin
tifo-VaitidStaU^tijat wa *ra not likely on 'fm
_ =- PR-..-,. discredit n|f*f their
Hgbtor Hiding gfounds to "
bills, Of to suspend tbeni for a moment longti, than
tin* intpgiidus necessity exist*, ' arising foom cir
cubufouKe* fike the present, which canoettber.be
foreseen par controlled, and which in common pri*.
dence imposes such a rule, of conduct , upon us.—
Respectfully, submitting these reflections to, your
Consideration.” r v* ,7
ALEXANDER XiLAIUV .-.l'
BOOT AND SHOE M^KER,
intend* to*to to Mnb tin* ftate, and. request*' all ihoae in
debted to Him to mike Immediate payment, and all iheae to
wbeantieis indebted to render their accounts' for settlement
; _ Cimeful to his Mend* for past fevourvadi solicit* a coo*
tie nance until his business it settled. 17 J>* V:
February S. Sr.* - -■£{$%
y."-. ..jrvn* ,*a$'
The SttiMcriben in mlSj
,
to their general
a«ortm*utof SHifjCHAN'CI
end PROOF
have received by the •
l have received by dsc jrtti aiid Alice,
top cash* Kemp and Hoyt> BrowtfS
tOO {Mecca Dneik&Csnvas, as*rttd*SeMcsof]
‘ inn f'.n.H .laXrt./f * 4 .r
SOMasks nf dunpowdesj hajf too of foil “
dMp wtn aeU!<ur,und on* Hb»r*l,credit ««,
Afbuthiiott,%Cos
..PttobciJlA. .v, -tis*-*' s* •?•
Sjj&i 'M*!**#.
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THE. PUBLICK IiEDG^R. »_
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THt VF.RT AGR a*» body w THE TIMto, A*.
mgyoKM AUPmtswttE, c;
FRIDAY EVE^C. SiAllCijr 13,1807?*
;—"■{', ‘ I• y-;:
-By tie arrival ofCam&w Block and <?aV
tai* Gilbert, f^%W-York, we have receivr
ed papers from that city of the lOthg-from which
we have copied London intelligence received there
by the ships Enterprise, ftom London, and James,
from Liverpool, as late as the 20th of January
from the former place and the 24th ftom the latter.
The Continental intelligence is net of the decj
»xve cuaracier inai enables us to give nur entire as
sent to the rumours which are stated respecting the
defeat of the French army. 11 is however plainly to
be discovered, that from disease and the powerful for
ces of the allies, that the emperor. Napoleon’s situati
on “ *xtrettdy critics), if the accounts of his defeat
are not fetfe, It would appear that he is now at the
mercy of Austria, ashe was formerly thatof Pruss^ji
Wtem we reflect, however, upon his worderfal military
talents,' the experience 6f his Generals, aadtheun
exainpled’discipline of bis armies, we do not fed
sanguine that the result of agenefdl action wHl ha
unfavourable to him. life Russians appear to have,
adopted the Fabianmode df warfare in some mea
sure. It is by repeated skirmishes .that they will
harrassttte French, by cutting off their Supplies that
they will distress thenr; in such a mode of fear-'
farethe superimir discipline of the French will not
Ifford them .the advantages ttfey would hayein,<ft:
general action. / '. '.x: '* iw%:'S'Qh
It^is very certain tbat NapoTeon is not able to
sustain the Porte, whoSe fate is. in the hands of Rus
sia, in spite of bun; .the insurgent chiefs of Turkey,
have became vassals of Russia, to whose forces
they ore united, and will in probability exjfel tht
French from Dalmatia. •1 '
Our mimstefs in tondon.it ajppejirs had received
despatches from Mr. Armstrong, at Paris, in which
*t is stafed that assurances Were given tlfe^the De
ist Nov.feisnot to affect the intercourse
cree
’of-lprEjnited Stateilrifh Great Britain,
we takejo be the assurances given by the minister
of marine, Daa et, which arc surely entitled to Very
.little consideration, when he himself declares, that
die has no right to give any assurances upon the sub
ject- * »' , ' ;. . • • A" y,
Intelligence of the repeal of the non-intercourse
bill: reached England about the middle of January,
Mr, Merry the late minister to this county, had ai>
SMiSAi i:~. ■ 'Jim-. »■; *jg, 1
"
is arrived. John H.Parcimcc^Isu
lepassengcrinthe ship Enterprise, capt. Ffel
wood, arrived at New-York from London ; beistl
■bearer of the Treaty of amity, commerce audnav
Ration lately concluded betweenour ministers i
:l^>odon, and the British commissioners. > He an
York pu Sanday last, the treaty of coma
would hSlt Washington our Wednesday Evening.—
will pefeeive that while ^u^ours at
•fo^t* (having much. appearance jof truth) that th
^Trto^fiV objectionable to our government, and .vti
Vmt hi ratified; that this compact is deprecated !
England, as ruinous to the interests of that cofmtri
3jjjg|*tt take these two cjrcumstahcvs as frimafi
lence of the reciprocity and justice of the tm
ty..,Tbere are peopg, who appoftto reason, aslf
trea^hadawtwp pjwrtie. twft,*i»#<batfej&en coi
^..cJiTii...»
It of mutual conces&ioi
the power of doing
yliat we should have' fc
^lf the
tasvej
Correct, %
gives I
;e» feigmftd what ‘aft. j
snations tf
M before get from Great -fi
’tain,
* or negotiation. It is certaii
, difficult
>jecturns where we havevao Iit
i u turn mu on ,
j piacegreatreli
^ce; opo«; lh* a«;<;4nu>y?|||ra letter*bich weeub
lishintfali
. .,w _ *p*per,
i|i||^id£»t’s ^pc'tioo#' are^foended upontwo
>- kmt *he epbjeet of impressment has
«*»Bo»e*ltede4 to thektter beforementiooed
Upo**be Jgklxnnt we would observe, that tbe
'fobm&m strikes directly at the tjiegovero.
QMOt,ornt the hwourandideKtytftfemgotiatort.
If the powers of Messrs; Monroe add Pjnckney
'**** |>I«n«rjr «*.f t suppose, lit will furnish matter
of astonishment, that with such powers,*ud so
&Uy possessed ofthe confidencegovern,
awot as they were supposed to be, they* should
form * treaty. whieji ^should be rejected jwit&mt
pennittipg it to go before the sente; which shoatd
WgWy S&itetnwaMens iiiMtatedtnbe, and
mm apprebendkiUte tho .
. -«-A. ?: .* ..•• *... i-** . t-W.lv:...
If our Ministers were
up
pressment, a tine qua «<»»,, then ^ r ___
have Violated
their ittstruct^oQS, and must loose this confidence of
their country. When *t consider the.Character of
ottr hegpUiadw, Vre c “ ^... ‘ " ' '
en
l'tertainpth^ifiht.«r;^^
rahlsto them.. In#
bdwrvBr*vwhut must
thpMip^bn of
tbe.worid?
' " " af treaty,
whic%>^e goverametit wiff notr*ti!>/md«t tend fe>
^ -c"^_ —~ ‘ iwaot.fcvlKJ yp
dimrfeh^&fiatnee jfo oar gow^o^^ etpocudly
,f k^Wtumoptthar^. negotiptsmimw hot
violated their mstmti## -• ,*r i*fcr'
Ai ,'5w-in*k^ ’-If . ■‘S • •. ■->' VSi>{v»'V*.
; Th* **e*d point,.-** tonsil of" minor Uni-,
pwtewiv and ^ gotten over'
by explanations £$•** the lwo gov«;waenu; or
from .the french government, • wlwA ‘
thit the blockading decree isi»t^alJeettbo«nin- *
try, wiBputthat subjcct at resk^atattevents*
do adt understand did note given the British
Ministeri al goin^ further then to *sy, that if we _
consent that France shall treat owvessels bound to
England, as going to a blockaded port, that~Pritain
will retaliate the measure, by cpnsidering France
and her dependencies in blockade.” Wliat mHy be tbe -
seotiment now, we know n^but certainly ^hea
Buonaparte's decree first appeared, it.was the nni
versal opinion that Englandjwouid retaliate the'2
measure. We knojr th&tsuchwes the opinion of,
weu lmormea men in trance as well as ntihiscoun-,
try* But We repeal that this is not the great diffi- f
culty, it is as we have before stated, the impress,
ineni. Upon this subject we understand from good *
authority that an explanation was bad tOthis effect;»
that vhe British, government should'immediately '*
cauw all American citizens to be released j tb&such^
orders should be given as’ should correct ns liar ns .
possible in future the, evil';, and that on tbe part of
tbe American gaveniiVnt inch regulations should ,
be made; as would prevent the totf^eaay obtfcntion
of fnidstyit protections. 0u^! ihiuiiters no doubt
endeavoured to gain more, but not being able to
gam the; ultimate object, lbey: prudently omitted to’
notice the subject in the tfedty, because a modifier-/
tion might have surrender of , the principle
in soipe degree. , In pursuance of the hrst under
standjng, the Americans,ditbeardlSife British ships
on this station have been discharged, and’have re
ceived certificates to entitle them to receive their
wages while on board. -", *
From what we van perceive; we thinfc that tfra*
treaty secures to this country many advantages,
1 which wfe now have not, and that it surrenders none.,
that we now have. So for ifwe are correct in our po-1
l sition We hopeit wl)l yet pieet- the appVobatio%1of
government, and there if reason to hope that the
notel 'explanatory from our ministers in London,
which no doubt accompany the treaty brought by
Mr. Purciance, will yet induce the President to lay
the instrument before the senate.' **/*" \.' / -'$*
[ Pwmiuins <4 Insurance iu London^n the 15th'
January were at 5 guineas per cent, * *
”, m . ,• , i* •,v» »
TV British frigate ;Pbacton has captured a Spa
nish ship from Manilla with one million four hun
dred thousand dollars on board, and carried her into
Mocha.
. _ ^ ■ *. ■
Wa are enabled to piesen^to our.|»aders the fol
lowing extract of aletter, received by a gentleman
in this borough, frnMnV intelligent friend at Wash
ington/ - If- '■ ' ' <'-■ . . .*
- ® iisa* vMp.. ’
* The treaty with
Britain will not
before tVstjpate, tui
:plaaption9 that may be
satisfiictoryiihould
jived from the’American
ministers 'in io.
reelecting thepoint ofim
pressmentof seamrjl Amencan ships,' which
i9 0^eaenti6ni)Vi «a|M4 tbe articles ot the copy
of Oetaaty, w>& wVreceived by Mr. Erskine,
though there may V»;^ome understanding between
tbe respective commissioners on the subject.,
“Another objectienhas arisen from a note that
wV delivered tofthe Vw rlcap commissioners by
lorda HoHand M^ Aaeldadd, previous to the signing
of the trealy, <Mffl>iVM|ga.<fcciaration that the king
of Great Britain could aof wiW.to the stipulations
of the tasaty walriBt an-ekpiauatlon from tv u.
State?,■ <^^eif^|Mioa^«iith;%e9pd lb the decree
• v, - -
of Buonaparte
pN^BfeBer, which, it
is statgLyiplalV.^ jrigl
M neutrals, to the di
rect'h^Diry of rile British
<«.
note declare? that the king of Great Bri
tain being animated by a? sincere desire to mantatu
a good uaJerttanding with this country, permits his
commissioners to sign the treaty ; but reserves tc
bimself a rig^tof retaliating upon his enemies, and
ofyjs^pii^to ratify^t|ieireaty, should the United
*»d»j«fi»tHggressions of, France.,,
*Uie evidsat thatlbs exnlanntions of tbe mean
not been receive!
j&WyV*. *:
in another jilace that
received ditpatchet fioip
». &1$rey, of; the **■
»^. of New- Orleans,1 who
f*P*» Afr Trinidad, in the is
, ■
i; —w— ——— —m O ” v ■ |mm* ui 4 riiiity 5
be made alt tali, intending, if thl wind, which blew
front the S. "S. E. continued,/to anchor at>£ayo
' Btancho. ■'•■■*■■ . - ~
At Zo'ekwk, a quantity of clouds appeared of va
rbu«cokmr«, %hich absolutely prevfentedrfbe sight
of land and reached the zenith. The bomon dcea*
IhBy dark, communicated ite shade to the tip wr pah
°f t***ky- «*itv' advanced, the i»fi*w OMth
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found Himself beraTmed, dSt nearly to Jfeeca
SvSSEKISdPS
firigbtfel.thenrholeof Are bomon of a'
imp,