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London, England, 1805-11-26 00:00:00

POR.TSMOUTH.-FOR PUBLIC SALE,

At the Star and Garter Tavern, on Thurfday, the lath of De-
cember, tilos, a: Eleven &Clock in the Forenoon,

THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz.
TOR EXPORTATION.
333 Hegoteads French Rcd Wine.
64 Half Hogfheads French White Wine.
Soo Dozen Bottles Claret.
28 Di:to Vin de Crave.
is Ditto Frontitdae.
3t Ditto Cordials.
30 Ditto Holland' Geneva-
-44 Kegs Brandy
49 Ditto Vinegar.
60 Dow. Bottle Oil.
33 Pickles.
3t Ditto Preferves.
r Ditto Candies.
1500 Pair Women's Shoes.
30 Ditto. Boots.
73 Dozen Pair of Gloves.
24 Ditto Ditto Stockings.
6o Silk Umbrellas.
45 Calks of Nails.
yon Plantation Hoes.
2600 Bill Honks. •
24 Sugar Boilers and Three Rollers.
A large quantity of Plantation Stores and Hardwire of every
defeription. being the entire Cargo of the Pruffian Ship Fricond.
chart, condemned as Prize to his Majefty's Skip Pinto, Ric:lard
Jacverin, Efq Commander.
Fer viewing the fame, Catalogues, and further particulars,
apply two days before the fate to • i
JOHN MOYLE, Broker, Pardeloisb,
N. P. Rothery, BLS.Meg.!..

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A-11E1(1CW AND FR el CE.

FROM A RECEN C CHARLESTON PAPER.
We publilh with much pleafure, the following in-
terelling papers, relative to the capture of the (hip
Two Friends, Captain NI‘NEAL, and to the unpro-
teded &nation of our commerce generally :
COPY.

OFFICE OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA IN:.URANCE COM-
PANY, CHARLESTON, 22d JUNE, 1805.
Sir—l have the honour to inclofe a Memorial of
the Prcfident and Direators of :he South Carolina
lninrance Company, and of the Merchants and others
interefted in the commerce of the cit y of Charlefton;
and am, Sir, your molt obedient fervant,
THOMAS COBBITT,
Prefident of the South Carolina Infurance Company
Tne Hon. Tones Madifon.
Secretary of State of the United States of America.
MEMORIAL
TO THE. HON. JAMIE MADISON, ESQ SECRETARY OS
STATE FOR THE UNITED STATES.
The MEMORIAL of the PRESIDENT and DIRECTOES of the
SOUTO CAROLINA INSURANCE COMPANY, and of the MIR..
CHANT S,and others interefted in the Commerce of the City of
CUM,. LE STON,
RESPECTFULLY SHEWETH,
That your Memotialifts are deeply affeeed by tilt
recent capture, at the very entrance of this port, of
the American (hip Two Friends, by a French plats.
leer. This event has excited among all daffes of ci-
tizens the firongeft fsnfarions, not only becaufe the
(aid (hip was captured without any colour of pretence,
within fight of land, but becaofe fhe is our only re-
gular London trader, and had on board a full fup.
ply of fpring and fummer goods. The diftrefs and
anxiety occafioned by thefe circumftances, are greatly
enhanced from our having been hitherto deprived of
our fpring fupplies, and from an anticipation of the
confequences juftly to be apprehended from a conti-
nuance of fimilar outrages, thou:d notthe molt prompt
and effeftual rneafures be adopted for the ptoteftion
and fecurity of our commercial inrerelts.
Your Mernarialifts are authorifed to add (although
the fall be not detailed in the. 1-rotell), that it ap-
pears from undoubted authority, that the magnitude
of the prize was the Pule inducement to the above
mentioned capture, the captors having raid that they
would releafe the Two Friends, in the event of their
falling in with any other valuable prize, which might
be more worthy their notice.
This molt extraordinary capture, in dire& viola-
tion of our Treaty with France (as appears by the
accompanying documents), has already been fol.'
lowed by events no left alarming, nor harbour being
at this moment completely blockaded by three French
privateers (and more are daily expelled), which ex-
amine all veffels coming in and going out of this
port, and either detain or releafe them, according as
their value excites the cupidity of the cruizers.
This degrading (tate of our harbour, has neccf-
farily railed the premium of Infutance, thus forcing
additional firms from the pockets of our citizens, has
advanced the price of every commodity, and created
a diareffing Itagnation of our exports; for the metal
chants, not receiving their goods from abroad, are
incapacitated from purchafing the produce of the
country. Among thee deplorable effees of the de-1
fencelefs and humiliating condition of our commerce,
may be moreover enumerated the immenfe lots of
duties: thole on the (hip Two Friends alone, being
eftimated by the Colleenr at 45,000 dollars.
Your Mcmorialiiis have the belt realons for be.
lieving that this early tuccefs, experienced by thefe
French privateers, will immediately allure others in
(warms to our coafts and bar, to the total ruin of pri-
vate mercantile concerns, and the molt fatal defal-
cation of the public revenue : your Memorialifts
have no left ground for apprehending that Britifft
cruizers, availing themfelvea of the abfence of do-
t:laic proseekm, will, under the colour of expelling
the French, affume and occupy their ground, and
either retain us in the fame degraded [late, haraffing
ourfelves by fearches and detentions, or fubjell us to
the difgraceful and mortifying obligations of grati-
tude, for alien fuccour and relief.
Your h4emorialifis are the more alarmed at there
depredations, becaufe Hruch valuable property is
(till expelled this fummer from other quarters than
London, and confiderable importations will be looked
for in the fall for our winter fupplies ; and fhould
there not be an early and effettual check to thefe
aggreflions ; fhould our fall importations be alfo in-
terrupted, the calamities of the haft year, produced
by the hurricane and other caufes, in which this city
has fo largely participated, would be aggravated to
Erich an extent as to eventuate in general ruin—and
thee great alarms and apprehenfions of your Memo.
rialifts are heightened by the well known circumftance
of many of the cruizers, which inlet our fhores,
belonging to St. Jago de Cuba and Barracoa, in
which icceptacles our veffels and their cargoes, with
the knowledge of the Government of Cuba, are in-
itantly fold, without even the formality of a trial, or
any condemnation whatever, thereby precluding
every future probability of redrefs.
Your Memorialills avail themfeives of this occafton
to notice a late decifion of the Difiriut Court within
this (late, grounded on an at of Congrefs, whereby
the territorial jurifdiftion of the United States is li-
mited to the 'Fort diftance of three miles, or a ma.
ritime league, from the coatis or (bores, which by
the Paid court is corral tilted to mean three miles from
the land—confequently the middle channel of our
bar being more than three Miles dhiant from the
nearest land, is pronounced by judicial authority, to
he without the jut ifiliaion of the United States The
very entrance of our harbour, in full fight of the city,
where veffels are frequently obliged to anchor, while
waiting for a tide, and with a pilot on board, is, by
our own tribunals, acknowledged to be without the
proteeion of our government.
Your Mentotialills refrain from comment:ng on
the pernicious effects nf a fi gem of policy fo pregnant
with► dilhnnour and ruin to the trade and navigation
of the Union at larga, but more particularly to thole
of Charlellon, from the geo,,-raphy of whole
and peculiar local fituati ir of whore bar and harbour
every veifel in her ingrefs and eglefs, h, thus Albjee-
ed to fcarch, detention or leizote. We content
•ith a bare flatement ef the above grievance
fo many others, r.. t doubting ilia: the
I take the lame into confederation, and
rpreffed with the neceffity of Come early
ingement, either of a legiflaiive or dr-
ure, will recur 'to fuch as may appear
'c to the dented end.

Your Mem:lrian: baring thus Waited but an
imperfect view of their ruinous, unprotelied, and de-
graded tituatinn, rely with confidence on the prompt
interpolation of the Prefident, to obtain by reprefen-
tations to the Minifler of France, and of Spain (in the
event of the T.; o Friends being carried into a Spa-
ni(h port) tetlitution of the Paid fhip and her cargo,
and to cattle a flop to be pot to fitnalar fpoliations.
And your M.tmorialilts further moft earneilly folicit
fnme immediate and effellual naval protetaion for our
harbour and litotes, together with fuch other trea-
fares as the National Councils, in their wifdorn, may
deem expedient, as well for prevention of the renewal
of the outrages we have fuflained, as for the perma-
nent fafety and proteBion of our commercial and
navigating rights and intereas.
Charlelton, South Carolina, June 22, IgoS•

• COPY.
DEPARTMINT OF STATE, JULY lof, 1805.,
Sir—l have received your letter of the sad ult.
inclofing the Memorial of the Infurance Company ef
which you are Prefident, and of the merchants and
others, interefled in the commerce of Chirleflon.

Having been before made acquainted by the Col-1
leaor of the Cullom', with the circumeances of the
capture of the Two Friends, I 101 l no time in eating
it to the French Minifier' who has replied, that the
communication made to him refpTaing this affair, by
the CommilTary of his nation at Charlellon, had en-
abled him to anticipate my defiret, by reque(iug the
Captains General of the French colonies, to all of
whom he had written refpeaing it, to obtain latisfac-
tion for this violation of the convention between
France and the United States.
The ohfervations contained in the Memorial re-
focaing tle local lituation, and the protation necet
Coy for the port of Charleftnn and the adjacent coae,
have been weighed by the Prefident, and in connec-
tion with other information, w it promote Inch mea-
lures as the nature of his funCtions, the exilling laws
and the public good, may be thought to admit and
require. I have the honour to be, Sir,
Very refpeafally, your moil obedient fervant,
(Signed) JAMES StADIS3N.

SURINAM' GAZETTE EXTRAORDINART,

WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 03, aos.

Official Report received and communicated by the Lieutenant Go.
ye, nor and Counfdlors of the • Court of Policy and Criminal
Jutlice of this Colony, Sze. &c. &c.
On Monday the gth inftant, the unpleafant infor.
mation has been received, that the free Colonial
Black troops which arc flationed at Poll Orangebo,
under the command of Captain MuLLsa, have exe
cured their abominable projed ; and on Saturday
evening, between the hours of eight and nine, !hot
and murdered Captains MULLER and VAN Deft As-
sea, which IA commanded at Poll Imotepie, but
bad arrived on a vitit to Captain MuLLre, at fix
o'clock in the evening, with the white Serjeant
tinned at die Pat, and alfo the refident Commiffary
and Serjeant ; and that fome of there Black troops,
to the number of ten, bad repaired to the wood plan-
' tation, called WolEkamp, where they on Sunday
noon, about twelve o'clock, alfo had mafracred the
refiding Overfier, Mr. BAC2CER, and from thence
kidnapped and can ied off the male and female haves
who were on his eltate, returning again to the Poll
Orangebo ; and after examining every thing, left
three males and three females behind, on account of
their not bring able to go with them, and then took
their route towards Marewyne.
On receipt of this information his Excellency the
Lieutenant Governor inftantli had written to the
Commanding Oflicer of Port Orange, and charged
him to mat ch without delay a detachment to reinforce
the Port of Prince William Frederick—at the fame
time detaching from here, under command of Major
RorpeL, fixty men to the Upper Commonwyne, and
the fame number, under command of Captain IN.
THORN, to the Jew Savannah ; the tali mentioned to':
march by land to the Upper Commonwyne, and on
his arrival there to join with the others ; and after
due deliberation to do whatever may be judged ne
ceirary to fruarate the objea of the Ittbels, and alfo
to track them in the belt and molt fpeedy manner.
In the mean time orders have been given to rein-
force all the potts, which orders have altea4 been
executed. _ _ _

~...............
A letter has been received yefterday by the General
from the Commanding Officer, Toils sa, at Poll
Orange, mentioning to have received a letter from
the Officer commanding at Poll Prince WilliamTre-
derick, wherein he dates to have received infnrma•
Lion that the Pod Armina had mutinied, and that
the Officer and Dollor had been killed by five of the
black foldiers, who, the- week before had been fent
as patrole to the Poll Orangebo, and on their return
committed this aft, after which they had fled, when
they wear•joined by the remaining troops of the pod.
The Officer KLEIN:, after receiving this informa-
tion, called his men before him, to whom he held
int th the foregoing cireumltanees, and demanded of
them how they were difroted, and if he could rely
on them ; to whom they unanimonfly and with one
accord fwore to be firm and loyal to the country,
and would never leave their Officer, and (h mid obey
his orders punaually. Hereupon the Officer Ict.s IN
immediately lent an exprefs to the Indians, caution•
ing them to take care of themfclves, and to watch as
dole as pollible what was palling above, and alio to
report the came without delay : which they had ac-
cepted faithfully to accomplith. Three men had been
difpatched for the porpofe of Aiding in difcoveting
what was going on, but who had not returned at the
time this letter was fent off.
' The Officer Kt.ria, the other day in the morning,
bad repaired on board of the Ibere gun brig, and
related to the Commander all that had been :rani.-
afted by the Black troops. requeding him at the fame
time to go on (bore with him, which was immediately
complied with. After they had arrived at the poft,
the Lieutenant KLEta, for the fecond time called his
men before him, when they again fwcre in pretence
of the Commander of the brig the fame fidelity and
loyalty as the evening before.
It appears, from the examinations and difpolitions
of feveral perfons who were witneffes to the barba-
rous a4ls (but who, through favourable opportunities,
made their efcape and arrived here), that the mutiny
only exids among the ringleaders, and not generally
among the whole corps, from which there is good
reafon to hope that feveral of thefe mutineers, out of
fear or otherwile, :will return to their duty.
By Order of the Court, : • •
' (Signed) M. S. SOHVITER, Sec.

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fuperadded to
Prelldent will
being duly imi
remedial arran
ploma-tic natu
;molt conducive