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London, England, 1805-01-24 00:00:00

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gr.ved by Ncale. rimy be bid icpa•-ately, pricc eac Guinea, or one
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Pesinfylvania

A ThRIC4,

YEW YORK, DEC. I 2.—E‘traa Lr!er receiv.
e i at Philackip:ii.4 from an American retitient in the
I:l,tnal th bt..l)Dmit :

•8 rmstisstosE, 3, 18:4.
" This port was doled yetlerday againit ail Ame-
rican vergc..s, of every dcfcription. This, lam
ialorincd. is the cafe in all the Britillt if-1,411:1s. The
caul': of this procecdtire is not knowis !:ere—forne
fuprofe it owing to the arplication of liiGs mer-
cilants."

DEC. 1 s.—Sr. DominrTo.—Accounts from Jeremie
trrltion, that t!ie Frelich had ahanCionetl the city of
and iiirrenciered thcmfelyes priroAers
a war to the Britifit.

Drc. 16.—Congrefs on the 2Cth war occupied on
tic 13!il for eitablithing a Cum'. of Admit4l;yin ti;r
lydile ranean. This Bill eitablithes a pi.'ge and
Court in any place in the Mediterranean which is at
war wit:t Tripoli and is at peace with us ; probably
Naplcs will be the place.
17.—itaostr. 11"NAPARTII and his Lady have
ctz::,.inly returned to th.ir roidence in the viciuiLy of
C.

E C. to.—The port of Ilavannah is cl..ced againit
all American vefrels not having (laves on board.
A revolt among the flAves of our republican bre-
thren in the Southern States has been concerted, but
ss as happily detected by the apprehenfion of Come of
their committees of correfpondence.
A Bill is now before Congiefs to prevent the trade
between the United States and the Wand of St. Do-
mingo. The pretence for this is, that the trade being
carried on in defiance of the laws of France, ought
to be eireaually reftrifled by the United States.—
That this trade is extremely lucrative, may be infer-
red, from the great rilks which our merchants and
mariners run in the profecntion of it.
The !dome Fortune brig, with difpatches for the
Britith Commanders on the WA India (lotion, ar-
rived on the 2zd of Oaober at Barbadoes, 3o days
from Portrrr °nth. The nature of them had not Iran-
fpired, but they were conjedured to relate to the
threatened rupture with Spain.
In the (hip Thomas Wilton, arrived at Norfolk,
came patfenger Auc urn's FOSTRR, Efq. his Briton-
tic Majeliy's Secretary of Legation to the United
State•. _ _ .

A Bill is now before Congrefs, and has been twice
read, entitling that no armed merchant veal, or
veffel haviag on board materials by which they could
arm at lea, shall be permitted to clear out from the
ports of the United States until bonds and fecurities
are given to the amount of cargo and vetlA, that they
will offer no violence, &c. An exception is made in
favour of refills hound to the Mediterranean, or be-
yond the Cape of Good Hope. The merchants here
are therefore availing themfdvcs of the lall moment
of fitting nut vetkli for St. Domingo. A convoy
lately fai!ed from Staten Nand of armed merchant-
men, mounting in all 9 gunk !
A bill has been brought before the Legitlature of
Gerl3la, 1111 C effeClUally to prohibit the importation
of llavel into that State, hut there teems little proba-
bility of its palint!t into a lave.
The Britiih frigate Cambrian arrived at the Hook
yelicrday from Halifax. We learn that the Hon.
Capt. B:"RE ORD proceeds with her to Hampton
Roads to watch the motions of the French Chip le
Prelident, and thus enable la Itevolutionnatie to ac•
complifit the objeft of her voyage.
We underfland that on Monday, the 7th nf 'avi-
ary next, the trial on impeachment of Melfrs.Siti open,
Yates, and Smith, Judge: of the Supreme Court, will
commence before the Senate of this Commonwealth.
We are affured that evidence for and againti has been
preparing in this city for force time.
The refult of the Election of Prefident and Vice
Prefideitt, fo far as we have learned, is as follows,
and it dttermines the point.
Pr:l4,nt V. Prefickni I' rt./ T.ient V P-er
7.::Orfaos Claxton Pinckney ft. Kr.
11 10 0 0

Virginia • 24 24 o o
NlAryl.ind 9 1 2
14..5. Joky - 9
8 o 0
Mafilickukrts 19 39 0 0
Conuedicut - 0 0 9 9
Nov York - 19 (9
0 0

Captain At rrvitua, who arrived at this port yd.
terday from the ilavannah, informs, that a Spanilh
frigate and feveral merchantmen failed from that
pr.: in company, for Cadiz, having on board one
million and a bailor dollars, of which 600,000 made
a part of the cargo of the (hi? Cleopatra, from Vera
Cruz.
11v2 report of the furrender of the French army
:n sr, Dorninga wants confirmation.
!fir a grand ball and (upper given at Philadelphia
Oar lA, by the Marquis de Casa Yzujo, Mr.
s • c.Oly, the Britilla Ambaffador, was among the

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JUDGE Cnacr.—The Senate have fixed the 2d of
Jantiary for the appearance of SAMUEL CHACE, to
.3:1"...-1.1 the atticle+t 1 lutpccehment prefet red againfi
Lin‘. and have do ated nothication thereof to be
tr. ie to him ptevioutly. We underhand the Judge
t...s retained Mr. HARPER, the late Reprefenui ive in
(':•ngrefs for the State of SoLth Carolina, as Lis
Counfel. It this be true, the Judge wilt not want
the aid of the n•ott dittinguilhed talents our country
can &tan of.
It is conjeeltw...l that the itnpc.chment t.f Judge
Ctucc will yet tuifearry.—Repertor.y.
DR EADF U L VIE F —D EC. t9.—For many years pan
citi-Lrns of New Yolk have not white Ifisd .1 foe
t• • eioctillye and ruinous as that whicl, yellcr:lav
~,:I!;,l:it_t dal detitniti.tn to a very valuable portion
i L. y. At ar catty hour the inhabitants were
!rn..tl sit;l the cry of file, and the iiit:;ilo: of the
~.tiln bell, ; at.d upon obeying the painful call of
—itty they found the flames burfling with dreadful
i ry from the hack of a (mall wooden houfe, occupied
by CHAN. Nl‘Caartty, retail grocer.
The night was very cold, and perhaps to this mull •
aft:tilted the tardy motion of the citizens to the
..r.e of aflion—at three o'clock very few, compara
i eely, had affembled, and at four the bucket ranks
vet y imperfectly formed.
When tie citizens had numeroufly colleted, lau•
exertions were made to fupply the ens,,ines—
k.t. es the water in the harbour was at ebb, and
the pumps and ciflernsfurnifhed a very fpare go:w-
hy. they were not ferved fo amply a; the awful tic
required. The flaating engine, however, fla-
tvaisl at a convenient (pot, Frond of cicutial lnnc-

f;•, and plentifully bipl.lied the fmall engines in its
immediate neighhourhood. The progrefs of the fire
'NAs in the direetion of the gale ; and as it commenc-
ed Front-ttrect, it °lv-iliac proceeded towards
the Coth.e-houfe flip, involving in deftrufti,.n almoa
every building fitnate in Front•lirecr, and on the
Ead fide of Water-Ilreet, between Gouverneur's-
alley and the flip.
Meantime the coals and brands carried along by
the wind fell on the fltipp:ng in the wharf, and the
honks on the oppofite fide, and thus the fire was
communicated to a dill greater extent. Fortunately,
however, the vetleis Whined no material damage,
and the prngrefs of the fire on this fide of the wharf,
.ifter it had confumed a few wooden honks, was
arreaed.

About five o'clock in the morning the conflagra•
Lion was at its height, and the general fccne at this
moment, as teen from the root of the Tontine, was
dreadfully grand and imprellive. Forty houfes en•
viloped in wide wafting fbsmcs, columns of murky
fmoke afccnding thickning volumes, and fsveeping
befure the wind—thou:en of red-hot embers latter-
ing danger far and wide, the hifs of blazing timber,
die crafts of falling walls, the bufy ilir of hundreds
and hundreds carrying furniture, %erring water, and
working engines; the melancholy appearance of wo-
men and children driven from their homes, now in-
♦olved in ruin—all confpired to imprefs the moft
painful fenfations, and fill the mind with horror.
The deftruelion of property on this occafton has been
immenfe. A million of dollars probably would not
cover the lots.

Several accidents happened during the fire, from
the falling of walls and pieces of timber. Mr. DA-
air. RIM, a fireman, had his head feverelycut and
his body bruiled, from the fall of the Eaffern pedi-
ment of the Old Coffee-houfe. He is now dange-
ronfly ill.—Mr. SHIAIRMAN, another fireman, was
dangeroufly wounded by the falling of a window
curb, while in the aft of holding an engine pipe.
A Mr. SMITH, of Baltimore, is laid to have been
badly wounded, by the fall of a wall of one of the
buildings.

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