Norfolk gazette and publick ledger — Norfolk [Va.], 1810-12-17 00:00:00, page 3

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;* ■hurt 'the honor .^...^
* uotificatioi of tin- bli^Vcl
and ports uf Spain, ft4AGijrtW’’to ir,
W'M^S»«iVfd frpiajjJJp\VcHet»Iey, two days u|p.
1 imvevtl y<4 givtn *ffy.<iiu»*ei u> tlj^fermninuni
CHliort. 1 have the hon**r tti !.■«, with cnnside
k ration, sir, your*hioU db*i. h'un'de *«*rvV. .
j ^ ^ JfctVm. TINKNEY.
^ Hon. ft. Smithy Sfe". ■■...
* .WclUttry te> Mr. Pinkney. !
' F’fe>gn Office, l'eb. 2Q!h, \$\Q.
The undersigned, his majesty's principal Secre
tary of State for foreign affairs, lias received his
.^uajeSly'* commands, to inform Mr. Pinkney, m
'fsby extraordinary and mimslri phuipoieuttarv from
* tfce U. States of Amenra, that the king has judged
Hi expedient to signify his command* i<> tlie lords
tonuuiSsiouerg id the admiraliy, to establish a strict
blockade of the roast and ports of Spain, from Gi
jon to the French ternlnry ; wiic.h will be mam
tamed and enforced, according to lire- usages of war,
acknowledged and observed in similar casts.
Mr. Pinkney is therefore requested to apprize the
* American consols and merchants, residing in Eng
land, that the whole of lire Spanish coast,above mrn
tioned, is, and umst be considered as in a state of
blockade ; and that, from this time, all the ntea
•urea, atithor sed by the law of nations, and iherts
pective treaties, between nis no-jesty and the differ
ent neutral powers, will be adopted and executed,
■with respect to vessels attempting to violate the
j Said blockade, after this notice.
W The undersigned requests Mr. Pinku-y to accept
♦be assurances of his high consideration.
(Signed) WELLESLEY.
h’m. Pinkney, Esq. fye fic.
'4,- ' CONGRESS.
Sen ATI —-Wednesday, December 12.
The We President toot the chair this day.
Mi. Franklin attended. *“
DISTRESSED SE \MEN
The following message, addressed1 'both bouses, wts re
ceived ID in the President of the United States by Mr. Ed
ward Coks, hit Scrota y :
vSjjMTt* the Senate and Hi '.use of
Representatives of me United State*.
.dlay before coigrr-is, anil recmnme;i 1 t tln.ir early atten
t'mn, a report of the see et»ry of Hat,, fr-.m wh eh it will
better, that a eery cmisi.li.raHe demand, beyo- d the ieja.
«;>|*rt>|>iij'.iii'j, has been incurred f >r the support of seamen
dtetrMMd by ‘<izur%»JjKdigere: t ports of Eu .ij.e, o! the
vessels to which the) wS»i.gi.d.
v? ‘ V James Marison.
- December 12, DIO
' V/V- ; REPORT.
* % . . Deyaitine.Mtof Slate, Dec. 11, IS O.
/^SlSagjjThe funds wtuen h..d bee, i«ro»i ed by lawful the
telisrajB protection^* destdute American teamen in Pi
feign countries, ha*^mmsi this sea: len '.ere i i' adequate u
their contemplate i gOfeua the cxiensive Semites of.oirr
vessels in Eurt.,e, afifpB'offcct th. rrof on the siu it.on of
the. crews Tin; advisees, which Lira been iieees'ari'y
fiudcsM^Uur mi
abroad to su uiy te
warns W*tS'se si
ure teem pa> a«t«t ■ rHi.
Un<t< d States, h
led the amount t.f these
' - apptppri le i fu
dlik C-S C Jtii.tSy l'«rqi:ir|« £
immedijte te.ine^
alrca iy been ivnd.-ted to
the amount o' 7
i rs apprehended that o
:. th is may yet be
As these accua'.iS'eaiio
d Ufidc-r any existing law,
itisreirec luoy prui wed
lit* the consideration of
congress tlie pfvpriaa of
< ** which wilt appro*
^bpiia’.e a turn of nirtnjgf.f r tin r j .'o nu*:\t ,f the advances uf
tit which atc.i i ts h»vcalready been exhibited, am! which-at
th* MMWm will provide for any s»m bi expenses thrt may
have cwr' t n.a; • m nr du'iiHT the present or the emu
ilnj Icire? With.tliis »;«w 1 nave the honor of lay mg before
you thc cnclias. ii estimate.
\Viih sentiments ol melt res>ect and consideration, I
* have the honor tu be, Sc-'.. R. SMITH.
The l'rei.dcot of th.- United Slates.
‘ ‘ ' ESTIMATE.
For reimf nrshig aivai icSmade by the bankers under the
direction of ufjijfc.'.f *ht mn.kteis of tne United Miatca and
tyjS85*ui** **®P ittief of destitute American sermon, and
hj.gingWgiseuieiits etttfkd into by. the consuls f t
sago i home, during tim^R.-seulyear, and foruefiay.
[gi ver such vxpei ses of a like nature as may tif n0
"incurred during the year 181i, 1.0,0 0 (M!at«r*
R SMITH.
ejiarlmerit or State, Dec 11, 18:0,
he mes.*i|wa,-,d report were referred to Messrs Frank
C.'TasvfeiwRd Guortrlch.
Mr. Brent presented t .petition of .the President and di
TCCforc of the Hank -f VMdakgtnn.diHtiiij for an it: t of in
red t<.
corporation
nmtni.t' c to whom :
«k£ref rred V
t tion i*m.e !Jar.k
if H The sen,
to ballot foi
Mr. Ail
4H*n wa* ;*li
. The bill tf^
i ?d section far reguiating foreign
«o»«, was lead a 1:1
line and passed. ,
like inMHcw where athe vessels to whicl
s belonged Were seized? Was it in France
•Britain ? Mr Smith knows,but the pcopli
r.ot, thru" him —(Ed. Led.
and Hastings,
tra iled,
omen’s drab & slat? coloured
Cotton ty'se, t
, Worsteds
\ worsted do.
do. Womens’
do. jfiRks’ L on
Vool do.
trunk
Womens’, and Girls* white cotton
containing Men’s Lamb's Woo!, hutfHose, 1
Angola do. worsted do. J
ATew dozen 1. .dies' am! Gentlemens’ Silk Hose, as
aort«& a few elegant Silk Shawls,_a great variety of ,
variety of
ncy Shawls and Scarfs, Pocket HanrtRcr
>ladrass do. Bandannoes and Flag do. Black
ancy Muslins and twined Cambricks,
and 6-4 Catnbricks do. ;■'* • *
hirtmgs, part -very fine,
brick Dimities,
on and furniture do.
Calllcoesi assorted, 1 case cotton Balls,
I case cotton Braces
"1 do. cotton Umbrel
**. do do. Checks.
tk Cnmbrick, Silk Ginghams, Black Lustrings,
tilk Velvets, white Sattins, an assortment of
Bilk Cords, Tabby Velvets, furniture Callicoes,
a few yards elMant Velvets and Salting for Bon
nets,',-. •Gr
ease Comfort’s and Marino Tippets,
o do. fine. Irish Linens and lJnen Cambricks,
vt Superfine Clotlis and Cassimereityjwocking
. and, Bedford Quads, fashionable Vestings and
Sue Coatings’, Bl inkSdp Flannels, Bearskins, and
•Of case LondnhrHj^s, best quality and newest style.
■ye
xlooo pieces India COTTONS.
The above Goods with their. Stock on^iaiul, com
• prising a large assortment, WU1 be sold at prices
' -wprthy .tlie atetition Of juirchasers, forcash'or ap
proved tsretJft. '
November 14.
tf
' fOH SALK. , ,
IV!
3GO Share#Marine Insurance Stock.
V Apply tolhe Editor of this Paper,. v
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.If 1UI{*« locket inUO hours, from Baliijtrwir--.
•« ha*e received papers of Saturdayevening, their
ronton It are not interesting.^ C<tnghfSsiofi4|-f,ro;»
rut dings of Friday ftrfe received, but Homing 'ijitffe
esting j»as be<‘» done* A petition from the iner*
rliants of New Yorlr, praying the interposition of
Oingrt-ss, against expected loss if the Non-lnter
cuurse slniold lie renewed on tbe 2d of February,
has been presented.
In some remarks wbirji w® took orcasion to make
on the Proclamation of the President, h few weeks
since, we contended that without a restoration of
the American property sequestered by France, that
the proclamation ought not to have issued. That
the administration were once of l|ie same .opinion,
we think is evident. In the letter of Mr. Smith,
to General Armstrong, dated the 5th June, 18J0,
he says—
“ As his been heretofore stated to you, a satisfactory pro
" vision for restoring the property lately surprised and seized
• by the order, nr at the instance, of the French guvern
“ ment, must be combined with a repiyl of the t ench e
“ diets, with a view to a non-inteio.urse with Great ilri
“ tain ; such a provision being an in-lispemible evidence of
“ purpose of France towards the United States
“ And you will, moreover, be careful, in arranging such a
“ provision for that p iuxuUr case of spoliations, not to » ei
‘ ken the ground on which a redicss of others mav be iust
44 ly pursued ” J
, In a letter of the alh of July, frem the same to
the same, he says—
“ if, however, the arrangement contemplated by the law
* sb-rnld he acceptable to the French government, you w;ii
*' "cdcrstar d it to be the purpose of the president, not to I
“ procrcd in giving it .(feet, incase the late seizure of the
“ pmpmv «:f the citizens of the Unit-ri States has been
44 fo*rowed by an absolute confiscation, and restoration be
44 huzlly refused ’’ 1
We now entreat the attention of our readers to
Mr.-S.nltli’a letter to General Armstrong, dated the
2d of November, which, with those from which
the above extrarts are taken is published in this pn
prr. What information the government had to jus
tify the change of sentiment, whirh appears to have
taken |d«ce, we pretend to have no knowledge._
We see no evidence to justify tins change, a few so
litary cases of compromise between the owners of
French privateers and captured Americans, are too
contemptible to be relied on. W'e shall take occa
stun to notice this subject hereafter.
As much, is said in the documents which have
been laid before congress (and which we are now
publishing,) respecting the British order of block
ade of May 1S06, and as this order is likely to be
a subject nf important discussion between the two
governments, we have thought that it might be
proper to republish it; and which is in the follow
ing wnids:
44 The undersigned, his majesty’s principal secretary of
44 state for foreign affair#, has received his'majesty’s com
•' Bunds to acquaint Mr Mntirne, that the king, taking jn.
44 t > Con Ui.toti'11 the new and extraordinary means resorted
44 to by the enemy fir the purpose of distressing the corn
)-“ tncice oHiis subjects, In# thought fit t„ direct that the tie
44 cessary measure* should be taker, for the blockade of the
•> coast, rivers and ports, from the river F.ibe, to the port
“of hist, both inclusive; and the said coast, rivers and
44 ports ate and m ist be considered ** blockaded ; but that
44 h.« majesty i# pleased to declare that such blockade shall
“ not extend to prevent neutral shipi ai d vesttls, ladened
44 w th goods not being the properly r.f his majesty’s eue
“ imt?, and not being contraband of war, from approaching
" t!:n *’ d *ntari' * 'n'° 31 J Mlitlitt from the said
44 fivers aW pun-, (save and except ti.e coast, rivets and
44 ports .rom Ost. i.d to the river Seine, a'ri ady in a state .if"
44 #trijt and rigomus blockade, and which are to be consi
" ass« continued) provided the said ships and vessels
approaching and entering (except as a'oresa d j shall
“ not hago teen laden at any port belvngmg to or in the
44 {Mwsessinti of any of his majesty’s encra.es, arid that the
44 said ships and vessels so sxiim? from the sai.! rivers and
44 pores (except as a'oresaid) shall not l>c destined t r ai y port
“ belonging f nr in the posse-si. n of any of his majesty’s
‘Lrnemies, nor have previously broken the blockade.
^ Mr- Monroe is therefore requested to apprize the
44 American com^*|nd merchant* ivsiiting in England. that
4' the coast, rivcr^id ports ab veroeutinned, must be con
44 s.dcied as being in a state of blockade, and that from this
“ t;"'" »H the raca-ures authorized by the law of nations,
44 and the 'csucctlve treaties between his majesty and the
44 different pvweis, wilt be adopted and executed
“ with r-speevm vessels atlcrnptiug to viulate the said
“ blockade, alter this notice. *
44 f e uridersigricd requests Mr Monroe to accept the as
Iksura’ices r.f his high consideration.
(Signed) C. J. FOX ”*
II will appear that this blockade was uot ut the
time it was issued judged ol so offensive and inju
rious a nature as it now appears to be. It does not
subject neutral property to capture, except when
contraband, it does not prevent a free intercourse
and exchange, between neutrals and belligerents,
except from one enemies port to another, bot the
-light in which it was viewed by the American
minister at London, Mr. Monroe, wiJJ be best nn
understood by his words. In a despatch to Mr.
Madison, dated the 17th of May 1806, be says,
“ Early this morning I received from Mr Fex a note,
44 » copy of which is enclosed, which you will perceive em
41 braces explicitly a principal subject depending between
• r>ur governments, Clough in rather a singular mode \
<• kimi'ar rommuHtcatiui. it, I presume, made to the cthe
y-f
44 ministers, though of that I have no in formation. The
44 note is couched in teims of resiraiut, and professes to ci
44 tend the blockade further then Was heretofore done;
•‘•noerihe'csi it takes it from many ports already blockaded,
44 indeed from all east of Os tend and west of the Seine, ex
44 Ccpt in articles contraband of war and enemies property,
44 which am suizabie without a blockade. And in like form
every
44 but the direct route between the colony and the parent
“ country ” “'i - ■ = - ■
lit another despatch nf the 20th May, 180S, be
s«>a,' ' -»V v > »* / . •. :
44 Froth -what I could collect. 1 have been strengthened
44 In the Opinion Whieti l crtu uuuKeled to you In 11.7 last,
44 that Mr. Fax'* note of the KWh, was drawn wjth a slow
»» to a princi pal question with the United States, 1 mean that
44 of the tnule with enemies colonics- W " ,
We do not &nd. any remark^ ef tbeju$nUtyf |>f
“m:
itf
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ffie.rdibintt. of.'
, 'i^l'^Jpr^e^ <«i- btBMimenjhvWi iw*,; hi* »te
■::I-if,/in* tnrtepih^*&i*~;Mt hlfpttil many
^ifk i^ittniml-nts; andalways* witii Yu>mH<r|» fciaV
4s?U, 4njl ,w ithydvanUgMa Ib’e fooi^iry- .V;’V:..:;'
--- mui
BUKBf9 ; . ._
'•*« Baltimore Evening IVjt says, AM>1!} oppose
til tiie renewal of ibe darter of the Uniuc
states Banl; swi rapidly 'he gaining strength/’
It may lit so in Baltimore,Jmj m YVashuinton that
oppositi.ni seams t«» he rapidly declining. The
iirnn ipal question the,e serms to he, Shull ih<< old
charter he renewed, with un in.teased capital, 01 j
shall a new hank he established, in which the gov
ernment shall participate; There will t,e no
i f opposition t» one, or the other. Some will
. lain, loudly and long, hut the influence oUdcfr dv
|. Isolation will not be extensive.—Alex. Daily Ad.
Washington Citv, De,p. 13.
-No business of maleful imporUiit-a iui» yefeum
before cither house of congress in a matured form
A hill was yesterday reported apportioning the rt
presnUiives lo rung less according to the third ren
ma- This subject nil) probably Lethe first ut any
magnitude which is decided on.
The .Vice President of the United States errived
in this city on Tuesday evening.
;; riittADF-Mima, Dec. 8, 1810.
Gen. Armstrong, late Minister to France, aniv
ed in town lust evenin'!.
*>
We are indebted to a respectable friend, for the
following lute price# current, in the Corn market
at Lisbon : ... . •' ■
Wheat,' per bushel, §4 (Jets.' • .
Indian Corn, - 2 75 to 2 80
,5"r,, y* 2 50 to 2 58 V
Rr> 2 43
.Oats, ■ '• g
Flour, per bM. 18 , ;
Do. ptr bushel, - 3 jg .ii - V
M Ro«to*,, Dec. 5.
“ r^TR FROM US MX. '
W<> have iniormation of the arrival of rapt. Cor
lis, at Gloucester, from Lisbon, which he left the
2.1 of November. We have not received any paper*;
but an intelligent urn'.lemm in Gloucester, writes
thus As it respects the fate of Portugal, there is
no doubt «»f Hie English and Portuguese holding it
as long as they see lit toilet, nd it. The French «r
my is said to be in a state of starvation. The junc
tion ol the marquis Romana’s corps of 15,000 with
Imd Wellington’s army is continued.
Letters from Lisbon sny, that the reinforcements
(principally volunteers) which have joined the allied
army have swelled it to 90,000, and even to
100,000. This may tie exaggerated. The French
him was about 20, the allied army about 16'miles
troin Lisbon. Flour was 20 dolls.—rice J 50_
coin 2 50—and on the rise. *
. - . 't |
Gazette Marine Memoranda.
arrived.
Ship Fame, Rentimil, 20 days from Jamaica,
Rum, Thomas Dickson—Left at Port Maria, Nov.
27. hrig Nancy, Lillie, of Wiscasset, for Savannah,
in O day*—Schi’* Sarah (5. Sawyer, Bi«s< II, of and
for Elizabeth City, N.C.3days; Justin, Harrison,
of and for New York, 4 ; Ranger, Purdie, Edenton,
N. C. tor New York, uncertain.—Spoke, Dcr. 7,
offlluvanna, s. h’r Eliza, Hall, of and bound to
Baltimore, f) hours out. > ' |
Schr's. Two Brothers, Nitol*, 8; Seamen,
Holmes, 3; Sloop Hunter, Peck, 6 day* from
New York. .
Sch’r Ploughboy, Hull, 20 hours from Baltimore.
AntuvALs at Kingston, Jamaica.
Nov. 13. Brigs John, Henderson, Iroin Wil*
mington ; Alexander, H ill, Philadelphia. 15.
Schooner Commerce, For! es, Elizabeth City, N. C
—Sloop Experiment, Aldude, do.—23j. Brig Ma
ry Anne, Alexandria.—Suited, Nov. 14, §eh’r Hope,
Ward, Philadelphia—17, trig Sophia, Braide, do.
Schr’s Breeze, Theobald, and Lydia, Cushing, Bal
timore— 19, ship Eliza Bell, Newbrrn—20, vli’r
Caroline, Baltimore—21. sch'r Louisa Clark, Guy.
tber. North Carol,»«—23, brig Alexander, Hall,
Philadelphia ; sloop Robert, Bray Norfolk.
Wmbfiton, iV C. Dec. 11.
! Arrived seb’rGovern.,* Strong, Burt, 23 days
from Rhode Island—On the 2<Bh ult. in the eastern
edge ol the gulpb, fell in with the w re. k of the ach’r
Three Friend*, rapt. E. Wheaton, of Philadelphia,
.Tom Norfolk bound toCharleyfon. On the |<)ib c»pt.
Wheaton’s foremast unshipped from the step, tore
up the deck and in falling overboard carried away
the mainmast closa to the deck; and left hi* vessel
a complete wreck; we lay by him till 4 r. M. when
with difficulty, owing, to tlie heavy sea running, we
saved him and his crew who hud barely time to save
I heir •-luthes. :'W-.
2000 Russia Mats, tor shipments of
Silt, Grain, See. ' >v;
26 crates wei! assorted G^rlhenwtre, 4
2 sets elegant Table China, ' I
30 boxes half pint Tumblers, 100 straws each,
5 do. plain and cut Wine Glasses, '
Co do. sheet Pipes, four grore each—-For
Sale at my Ware-IInuse in Water-Street, for cash
or Newbera Bank. Notes.
John C. Nicmeycr.
V, Who i» trllirtg off at reduced /nice*, -l"- *
His Stock of GOODS, f ’
f , On Main-Strkft—Cowri*ting qf ~ J
An elegant assortment of Cutlery, Hardware, tak
ing Glasses, Glass Ware, Paper Hangings, and a
great variety of Fancy Articles. » • > •
« • Jtnd offer* fur Rent, - {
The House now-occupied by him,
on Maimatreet, containing five convenient rooms'
Upstairs, a neat Store and Back Room down,.stain,
thijee excellent dry Cellars, a -fire-proof Kitchen,
»d other Out-tlouvea. vK . ■ -
an
October 31.
lm
Muscovado* Sugars.
» r*.
jbiyf* ait
♦5 tierce* & 61 barrels mime quality,
Landing this day from the Stoop Maria,' papt. ldme,
m;Le»*s wharL toUialeby K - ^ },
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End of tie flap vtitfirfi/iiln'ed
HISTORICAL PA
First—A striking view of Brf>kAV*»W,
many year* Lorrt Ala)
‘ ifie city/fll^ndoo^ ,.^^1.
He is seen in the water
Shark, who seizes’him
the b<>dy ; nt th.-.t instarv
ship's i*>*t »ppei&i^
'V* nswnvilC’ snips !*>&! i»ppetffc‘v-,j‘A
„-v
tetrely in time to rescue him'from his perilous Wtfcwfctf1'&YJ?
tion. This ch iractcra here tire &s large^
deemed iiv iMiFFK wpli Mrnvtlib itt« «<-11^'..
deemed hyjpdges welt worthy the attention of the ... ,
pubiick. ■ , 4
■ Second— I he burning of the frigate, 4'Sy%)
bv the gallant captain Stephen Decatur, Th» ‘
painting is done from a drawing t^ken pp the
by a gentleman concerned in this expedfthm, ^ r A -r
DV A !»#*ntIpmur« a*, m-umn,) •» thi. —.—‘J2J1.V?'-' «.*-tMEv
Night Piece, it has no equal for boldness of desSfiVp*
beautiful scenery, or magnificent Horror.' ’ v ' Vi ’ ^
'1'hit-d—The bonibnrdment'hf Tripoli. llert'alP' ft *, *
I'KllrA 'f ho ImklU .« _ J .....at IH 4 ‘ • »* (t I'lvC •ia.'.'.;’. AfiL V.:H
description roost be Woffled,>s without seeing it -to
IfDpOSdbll? l** r.:inrp!»«p-.tttrlt on Snlot>J^ rSMa.
■ ft V* fw'wwfh an imete>ring ipemcdr^ %>*?,
rnorth —-The-ever inemnt able battle .of.; Bunker'#' v#%
Hill, where General.Warren to- fern at the instant, , ^ %
'n supported by two veterans, Kc. Oil* ) g1?? -;
. . * * * . ^ -a* ivtvittps, Vwy.-c. i «?>|*»vy.'
1 aiming is executed in a masterly style ; tiiecolour# v ';
ire.lively and n .turrl ; the various gropes ,»f fiyne*
highly finished,, large ns Ufa, and real likVMses of' , ,
highly finished,, large ... ,,,u __ _
the mo't distinguished officers mi hufir sides^;%•$£*
Pamphlets descriptive of the Priming* to lie tS&fc'&H
at the d»or of the The tre, price 1; i-^cents,' ■ % 1$5:
Tort fitch to:i/t ft added, for tkd first time her f
• Butwkni Pantomime, in. torn ai ta, catted *
TELEMACHUS . xX'
IN Til pi ISLAND 6f -CALYPSO. * ,
* I A C PRospr.cn». '
Act l. A Storm, Pelemachua f od Mmtor arenast-.
ed from the wreck. Grand transparent outside view - i’*?
<d Calypso's grotto 5 a Festival given to Telem'.'e*8* -
hy Calypso inside her grotto, where Nh Wohslitlhiitt
:
and display their skill in •..hootingai iv,w«r!hr n prige,
* --HI itiwn M»r d .35
A ch-tid descends, lieaHr.g three cupiils, w|pohn'~ <&;l
a dance ; - Eucharis joins in it, and by a P .
gains the prize. She is crowned by Teieroarhesk » »
-- prize. She is crowned by Teleronrhlfsar*.
Act II. p,dcluris is rescued by Teleniachu* tVotn
the fury of a Lion. Mentor discovered constructing- -
a ship to carry Teleniachu* f|s.ro the island; Cmiid ;
enraged, orders tile Nymplis to follow him, and sei" '
fire to the ship to prevent his going; Mentor awartoMif
this throws lV!tmachtt« tVom a lag'llrariMBP^;
into the sea. and himself afterward* hi order to twtiw
to another ship which he sees near the coast. u ’> ; ,
The Publick are retpretfvll^ wf<\
hit
MR. & MRS. YOUNG’S .mi .
will take i>We on WEDNESDAY
i EVENING next
* v : 5g
Doors to be
opened at J, and the Performance t*, -I
commence at 6 o’clock. Jf*T*
•Admittance One Dollar.
Tickets to be had at the Office of the>ubHci £*dg*r|U
•nd at the Theatre. f' ■ r'1:
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To-Morrow, (Tuesday) 1 Eth^ijptaiUSfe^i^
Will be Sold at Publick Sale, on Murritys wkuWrtf : V,
at eleven o'clock,
15o boxes White Havanna SUGARS*
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ICO do. Brown *V :v ~ v db;
'Landing from on board schooner Enterpn^*^^ *<'
Terms will be made known on the day «>f sale.
. December 17. ; Vp- V
On Wednesday the 1,9th imtJHyiH
Sold before the Markel-Heuseatte li o’clmJc, -S
Vtfild hot. It'D iKu YIukI'ai lit k * l -
58 Holts Russia DUCK,
4l'pieces Havens’ do.
All sums ove*300 dollars at CO days, bndereesh^
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20 barrels Muscovado Sugar, v -\ ^ _
1 case Linen and Callico./J*
Geo/ RowlaruML $$$
December 17.
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V. r A good Cook for'Sate; 1
y ■ - -, 1 ivk sale’, ,
‘.A middle, aged >egfo Woipartv an r
excellent Cook, Washer end Loner—site hhealth'
strong, and under a good character. Enquire qs t,
the Printer.'. . „, Dec. 17, t »- t s«^
LOUT 6k the f.ventkt> at the iSHtinitti/rti ftroham
t« tie Ball Bom pf-dt. 'Eiee6a»giChf>tiifa$\
A GOLD BREAST PIX - ' **
Set with a large Topaz in the mWdJe,. around »h|
are two rows of ,>malt stones, pne <j*l|nw. the eC
white—A liberal reward will be given tor it by v
December 17.
Norfolk Drawbridge Company^fp
gjs An Annual Meeting nflb* StorkM
the Norfolk Drswhridge Comyhrih, will be I
the Exchange Cnffce-Hi>u»e,,ofr^|Q|Hlay;
d«y uELduiary next, at 12 o'clock. • ; »< 1
w Wm. Cammaeki TcesBhrJ
December 17: - • •,
* Saks at Auction.
On Wednesday the 19th ihstl at
j o’clock, on’ Whittle's Wharf, - "* 1 m
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liliW^iniBortlicn iu-r raster 416 low. of «
Ja.*y d^f‘of water’ 2# *«"w 4Wt»«>g»hf^U li«efc0#3;
Tt'ver rtiJncco i sheSjfc well fitted and IbuiuL' ltd*
reedy t» eecttVe a cSf* ftdliHii
smaU ekpence~Investory'fijie»e.ilrthe coo»w5 :‘" it
house of the subscriber. T*rtn*,hppro**dpwS^. ’•$£
3, 4, and 6 months. ■’ .■,•’*■.5 - ■ ■ -v-^. “tTTC'
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