Star.
London, England, 1803-07-02 00:00:00

NZUricAL INTELLIGENCE.

PVIZANCR, JUNI 29..--YeaCrdAy came in the Wil
Ham, HOSKIN. from Dublin, with provifirms, for
Guernfey ; the Norway (hip Two Sifters, PETER BEN-
ZEN matter, from Arundal, with timber, &c.: and
the Kitty, NoAL, from Briaol, with fundries, for
this port. This morning came in a fine cutter brig
privateer, called the Speedwell, Captain COLMER ;
the mounts 14 guns, 6 and rz pounders : alto the
Young Raven, a fmall fchooner, not more than 14.
tons per register, mounted with two carriage guns,
and two fwivels.—Now going out of the Bay, the
fmack Fancy, of this port, commiaioned alto as a pri-
vateer, commanded by the brave and naive feaman
RICHARD PENTRIATH, who will, on doubt, fo‘in Ee•
turn to this port with (wile valuable French or Ba-
tavian prizes.
DOVER', JULY I —Tii:.: AuciczeNn,Captain Hata-
”OND, arrived here lad night from Calais. Bowa-
CARTE not then arrived, but was explesled every
hour ; the fire.:ts were decorated with green boughs,
Sce. to welcome his arrival. It is currently reported
at Calais, that the communication will Le opened by
packets as flags of truce again on their fide ; and
the Captains of the French packets hold themfelves
in readinefs to come every day.—This morning the
Drie Gaollers, Pruffian patl'age wife', P. REVERRY
matter, arrived here from Calais, with Mr. HORSLEY
and family, and (even other paffengers. A firing
was heard at Calais haft night, aft, they got out of
port ; and they fuppofe Bomayaarsiras arrived there
from Boulogne. A heavy firing has been heard moll
part of to-day on the French coati : by fame it is
fuppotbd to be an atlion with fome (loops of war and
gun-boats; others fay Sir SYDNEY Smith is hum.
bardiag Calais ; but it is fo very thick, that we cannot
fee alx ye a mile or two from our own More. Bo-
Navas ve had not arrived at Calais lati night at ten
o'clock.—Sailed this day, at ten A. M. the Exprefs,
Captain DILL, with a foreign mail ; and AletTrs.
PAUL, RODET, and BLONDER, parengen, for Calais.
• —Five p. m. the firing increafes, and a great number
of perfons arc gone op the hills to &coves what is
going on; but unlefs the flg clear away, we mull re-
main ignorant of the caufe until fome cutter or
cruiser arrives with the news.

PORTSMOUTH, JULY 1,--Arrived the CIiARLOTTI
khooner, with the General Stewart, Northampton,
Ann, and Glory, EAR Indiamen, and feveral other
outward-bound 'dell.

The ROYAL SOVIRIIGN, of 120 guns, under the
command of that meritorious Officer, Capt. Cuarr,
which failed on Tuefday from Spithead for Cawfand
Bay, is in a Rate of excellent order and high difci-
pline, and will prove a valuable addition to our Chan.
nel fleet.

YARMOUTH; JULY r.—This mrrning Mr. Lisrou
and family, with Lord Botta HERSH and fervant, and
Mr. DRISSENS, King's Mellinger, and two Neapoli•
tan Meffengers, embarked orr board the Amur-my:T.
frigate, and failed for Copenhagen.—Sailed alfo the
Unicoan frigate, HOUND (loop, and GRIFFIN cutter,
with a large fleet of light merchantment for the Bal-
tic.—Arrived horn Norway, with deals, the Jacob
Haven, PETER So , Mafler.—Sailed the Awl.
sra frigate, Lord PROEY; for Scotland.—Arrived
this morning from the Nore the Marmara gun-brig,
Lieut.Wiss.taras.—The (hips of war in the Road are
the ETN•LAON frigate, Capt. STEWART ; Ceetzsa,
Maitissa, and Waiter gun-brigs.—Wind E. N. E.
DIAL; JULY t.—The ACTIVE Cutter has a fignal
of convoy to the Wellward.—Sailed the BAISLISK
gun-brig on a cruife.—Wind N. E.

CIA•f MID, _PILL I.—Paffed by the Nifas, finis Do-
mmica; Jonah, fryer, sad Alert. from jemmies; Wifitam,
Canon, from Leghorn ; Hinnak,Heath,and kkufell, —, from
Cork ; Sophia, from °error," • nrietta, from
Dambilrgb
ttitmeo. BINITSGS, from tottio; Hope. Millerard,
from Water • Eons, Lees; Jodie, —, Verne Mumma,
—. Ann and Dorothea. —, and Primo Frederick. —, from
Norway; Ondotneaning,— from Rotterdam; Five Brothers,
Vrow Fanny, Hal ; Inif;ow Catharhm,--, and the Good
Hope, —, from Entbdat.—Salad the Mks, William., for
Triefte ; Fxpenta Sante, —, for Carthogens ; and Dart, Scott,
for Petcriburgb.

JNTERCJPTED LITTERS.

ATTRACTS OF INTIRCIIFTED INITTSIS FROM SAINT

DOMINGO.

Cutaandee, 13 Ventore, an. it (Mardi t 4). 1803.

We are Rill in a mon critical &trim, a Hide Itrengthened,
howaver,fince the arrival al 800 men at Tiburon, and as many at
Aye Cayes, within • ea; few days. A drcedfutagiviensent took
T.re on the tytt (Bth of March), at the former °frac towns.—
he Brigands came to attack it at jaunt!, In throe Ann columns.
But r they had the evening before rummaged General Leplume to
(offender, be made etsa proper arrangements for defence. Ile
three columns were routed and Ferried with confiderable lots on
the part of the enemy. Afar their retreat were found 110 011liktla
and goo dead. And many wounded, without the town. It is of
fated that Deferse was prefer at this affair. The Chiefs who
fornmonod General Laplumeare Gamed and Cange.
General (terrifies, who commands the troops width ware landed
at Tiburon. bas fa net on his march for the Cayes. He met on
hi. way 4 or goo Brigands, wham he put to light. not. however,
before he had Min go of them. He thin prezered an his march.
The mops which have arrived at the Cayes loitered for fame
days. Had it not been for this &by they would have been precut
at the famous anima which hes taken Ogee there. and Goo lumen,
If in that cafe, many of the Brigands would have ercaped. Our
mad, that is to fay, or dragoons, an MU at Petit Trou ; our in-
fantry at Plymouth, from Pena to the Centre.
To the Second Cenral, the Citizen Camhaceres.
Cape Francois, so Germinal, (April ro).
Here I am at S• Digningts I and ma* heartily do I wilt that I
were again within fight of you at Paris I I little imagined when I
took leave of you that I was going to my defiruGion. I evaded
to Sad St. Domingo in a fated perfed tranquility and complete
organifidion, both " from what I had beard, and from what had
hen riblifhed in the if witerr, otherwife I &nuid never have left
Prance I came here For the purple of re-rfiabliating my pro.
pony, and employing myrelf in agriculture and commerce.-1 had
planned at Paris a (craw of rebuilding, and bad brought with mc,
at a great error, ten workmen, Meen more were to join inc
here, and will peehapa unfortunately arrive. You know the can.
&don at the y. Al my projells, well captured r. they were,
have beat ovailtrown by ercur. Ot. my arrivalail my rewire

were put In require ion by tise F.nrkteen, for tie public snorts, ad
1, li :e many others, rem:.in without esoplarnekt. • prifu•et kl •
the town.

Cape Francois, 29 Oerininai (April 19).
As fnon as the Negroes get potelSon of a White,they make him
fuller a thoufand tortures. They even go fo far as to pull out his
eyes with corkfcreses, and tear net Ins nails. From them thereto
nothing to hope. neither pity nor humanity. It snuff, at the fame
time, be centered, that they have beat treated with great cruelty.
The mrittem that have taut place here within a year excite •
horror,and furpah belief; fo many innocent and quietspeople have
been th own into the fa, merely for the purport of getting rid of
them: but it does not become me to aye' into the details; this
is ennugh.
More Ships have latterly arrived train Europe, bringing troops.
which will fct tie to replace thole who have fallen gleams tr the
climate. The difeafea are neither fo frequent, nor fo fatal as they
were tat year. 1 have, however, lean fume Officers die afterzbree
&pianos. The feafon of &fades in now before os, (vie. Mellidor
and Thermidor).—The event will thew how we mall efcapc.
Among the Rebels that: Is no more fiavery: they bolt the
French fiag,and fight in the name of the French Republic.
'They call us Brigands, and fay, that we wills to annihilate the
Republic, and that we are tither Emigrants or Robbers. They
espoft affiftanec from General MOREAU and from BONAPARTI.
In the IA attack upon the Cape, they cried " Enelsr9ses-war,
! AA vier dower& le rye. vow
fir• prichr."
Car, Apia t?.
Jercmie is Ilia in the fame Rate as when you quitted
Brigands have come very near Curd!. They have burnt about ten
or twelve coffee planation, in the Cringe, and hat.: carried off all
the Negroes, men, women, and children, bode% &a.
Within tat days, from feventeen ro nineteen hundred men arrived
at Grande Ance. It rill require as many to preferve that diftrid.
If they are true :o their carte. it may yet be fared. General Ser.
talin his immortalized Itimfelf in that part by hi. courage. The
dragoons are Rill at l'Anfe i lreau.
My brother defires mc, in a letter, to go to Jeremic. Ido not
with to go there. Ift ar kit on my arrival, I Mould be fent off. I
mall therefore wait tall the Roam has blown over.

Some days ago we attacked Lsogane, and were repulfed with
much lots. We Oro marched againft Petit Goare, and wire re-
pulled. Half the guard of honour remained on the field; the Cap
tun was mortally wounded.
The Briganch have attacked Fort Dauphin. They were matters
of the town fur two hours. The Mulattoes =Lied them to enter,
and then joined them.
Genera Brunet is at Jeremie; it la he tkat commands the nine*
tee hundred men.

Cape. 3 Ploreal (April 23 )
The pLin of the Cayes, till this moment untouched has tit
now been totally burnt; and we arc informed by lettrrs from ;hat •
quarter, that .t is in a frill warfe cond;ti•si than r lit of the North, I
You who law the Rate of the latter in 1792 ern juJge what it multa
be after being abandoned for is years Ww compare this latter
with the Cayes, and you may form tome idea of the flare of Oki i
wre.ched country...the more lamentable, bcosufe much Latrine tail
our Q.Liartier Morin, Limonade, Maribar Limhe, &e It has
not the fame refources for its reseitabilfilm nt. We have not In
all t. Domingo any quarter of fugar plantations ut.tourhed. Sons j
Are Rill cultivated In the Plaine du Cul tie Sae, but they do not eves I
make enough rugs( for the inhabitants to drink with their corm—. ,
No other fugar but that of the Havanna' is fete in our n.agazines.
It is only is the Panic de Jerfmie that there remain any coffee
plantations. Many have again been burnt in the (..,artier de la
Cayetnitte, and &anal bodies of workmen (outlier') joined as
Brigands. Thus then is the Contracrse of France confined to If
fending hitherher merchandise to lie exchanged for f or ro mama
of coffee, which is ail that can actually be fumillted bySt. Dandles
go, the re-eftablllisment of which ifiAnd is undertaken with the
view of ralfing to the higheß pitch of profperity the French corn-
metre, and of fupplying with colonial produce every market in alb
univerfe.

Le Cap, 4 Mead (Apra 14).
I long far the departure of •—•, for the purrs& of feeding
you fame news connecting matfett. and of making known op yea
the Rate of the country, than which nothing can be mew me-
lancholy and deplorable. As to its commerce, I will not dea-
den it—it h entirely annihilated. The head-quarters a masa
ago were removed to Port-au-Prime, which cunt w s •E'
great difidvantage to our town. Many regiments have followed
the Staff of the Arm for the perpefe of eltabliaieg ocw bare
of commerce, in tsetse of which, we are told, that Porbae-
Prince Is in a very thing coodltlon. It would be much more
fn, if the barges and pirates did not intercept the communicable,.
As long as they info t the feu, it is too amerces to atom* a
landing. The inter& I take In your 'Mined* makes me cam.
tulate you on your departure for Frwee. Head mkt be depdeed
of ti.c yleafure of feting you, than law that yea were expelled to
the ambukades which are daily laid far ue. Of the many enselt
we have (attained, the lame pealleeledy bloody. The
Is sump
took from us the cipital, the fort &kir, se ago the Canine Cob.
telle, and cut to Meets fewest of our men. They DIVIMIIMIE far
eleven bears matters of the ',effete. We at leogth feetweetely
ri-
pulled them, and retook all oar pelts. Ckszel Is theOmeent who
commands us. He has the talent of gables the afththiene of the
bhabirants. The fervke is more fandarty perforabl. used le lei
I &orients than formerly. We have (*WOW Lb Meek hoofs ts
the environs of the town, whisk cootals leer pieces of mums
etch, guarded by fifty men. who eciethately eifde there.. They
are very arm( ; indeed, quite impregnable.
Le Cep, 6 Horeb .01prit
It being evidently hopolEhie to fell the ergo here. I have dam
mined to depart for Pert se Prime. I bell fat eff this witinn e.
accompanied by a Giber (a anithey vaffelN whisk as well in
my own vend, is armed with two amem. We him engaged to
give each other mutual alliance mil preeettion spits* at. bogie
of the brigands, &laid we happeu se be attacked. The Ireeedt
affairs at Port-au-Prince. and metier/My tKe conditinkat be
Colony, kerns to promlfe us an unfortunate voyage. Nz=
&tem no more cultivators, and coniegneedy me mote
far dry goods, pro, ;Goes, which, is gown* reemle untold thealigh-
oat the colony. I could Retems.to pm • Smile earoomunlide.
In great la the coortirrenee,
twill
the quantity a Amain.
vatela, which abound. noterblit the unlucky votemelehish
they all make. The edam le igie deplorable dm& kis tree, we
arc matters of the towns I bet not a Ingle oevo TWO* m !lo
plantations. They have all rebid to the ertuntains„ when bey
are fupplied with food and arginanitlon. Althaugittherebeen
arrived, within three mouths. o:4at or UP thoufand sem, yet they
have been &adhered in the different dittridts, Co that no trams if
them appear, and we am anxious more than ever tar ei dredbes
three, which I fear MB ewe wive.
e 6 Need (May 6t)
According to your letter, it would war that eloildenthis
planets are prepared for this teensy; WA* fert ie. that k ,is .1
" the pound of butter In the fon." Of that. term anuananirt 1
there have reached us only very fetal thereinto, which create t o
kniatian. It is a whale anny, sad a meathillible see. that we um
in want of, to ramble ea to mew ogee a eammign fmnt every,'
quarter at once. The thin h enme. whin we mat defray; again
I let us not imagine thin we camappals the wean by=feetAl
fubaue then by threw& They hen their Weeds,
thither with (mall delminneeee. alb they will web yen OM, at..
at length defkroy you by their eedinfenem. I woad not take the
trouble to expbb this to an Itungesel he he etniiparee aY seem.
tries to his owe; bet you who knew eh satin debt eerestry
not be edict& of movitiian HIPWIPPM the -mselip la mooed
In the fouth ; here we Rend eel, es the defenlive. The Adios
from the Mediterranean has Mud by the cask, without pattleg
in. Since then lame film armed ea lime, from Dunkirk, have
followed the fame courts. We hem keened that Petit Goave and
Lenpue have been maker by our amps. The Mulattoes of that
diaridt have all thrown off the ask mod locked to the ftandaid
of the Brigands. It is always by bah Mb of treachery that day
begin, which loveably peewee halm our esalwer.
Ls aP. Pralrbl (May et).
I ball myfelf of the en be tin nephew alf
Mr. —, who fete 7rtore "mow for Dourdeam. f memo.
nested to him my intendon to
our
France, net toeing my
W means rans of escaping Mien our do* tendon ; leek age
pears by all the meafures adopted by Government, that they have
in view a regeneration at St. Domingo, retells* their lobo en
every Ode, and taking poffethon of all property by right of car .
qua. It it impoffehle to Mtn an adequate idea in France tithe
innovations committed here. Any reptekntations made ne the
Preach Gener.ds and Command" are sofwercel by theme I "ele
vow /Wee Aftilet."
I have entrußed to Mr. ..—•••• a letter (,r you. If yen have
reeeive4 My Po& you will have learnt by it the easel fiats of ihil
edam.
nepenthe of the Fouts and welt arc at this moment in the time
tate whit no •

Adieu! Het off to-morrow for the to fpite of the den-
ial to which we PA be espored,froat the burs at the &jar II
which Mid the mit.

MI

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SM CON,

NALITIC4 ILLIGENCE,

low

Naval Britilit Force.

f' Lim. so'i Fry. S.
412 i pert and dubs, Sc with feal:d orders s 5 4 29 3;
alp. - - - 0
the 0 0 0
Inglith and !Wit Channels 3, 3 s 6 *2
the Down. and Mirth Sees
Slt the Writ hal- lliands,and an 4117 31
' the P4IL.Ze - . • $ 0 ? 13
1,3101101.41 It lt ton. and on the p.r...ze 90 3 11
._'Arneriea & P:::*naundland nations o 1 5 3
2CAPe 41 G..od Hope, EAR. Indus,
and no i 1 Pallage -
!Coal! et A ft :ea - •
1 Portugal and Gibraltar
In the Medterrancan 3c as P.C.
:iicipisal and Prato. thipa .
4 '
'Total in Conutdeun -

lltecoiving tips -
'ferric-NW, and rrpairing for fcr.

vice
In Ordinary
wiling

43 7 9
cot I
oo s 3
to 2 16 7
so 0 0

19 15 IQ 136

7 0 7 0

. 11 0 10 1
- 74 9 77 43
- *3 0 11 11

TOW - 195 24 118 192
1TA:11 Of TOR 01121144af AT SACO FL tr.
Ponlloouth . • 29 1 21 10
•
PlylllollLa . . .• • 31 S 17 16
Chatham . . . 29 6 tg 4
Sheemera • • • • 1 0 8 7
Rim • . . . 3 o 30 9

ne PRECEDING PAGE.

THE SRil uH NAVY.
; Monthly StAteroznt of thr Dittribution of tlie

*..rdit
' 96

313

Total • • 93 99446 1 242
Zs tradt of a Letter from a Mitilkipitun of the Ranger 'loop of War.
to his Maud*, dated an board the Comm:tee of Philadelphia.
" Downs, 27th June.
------ - - - - - •

" I am this moment arrived here in the American (hip detained
by the Ranger. She comes from Rotterdam, and was bound to
k Philadelphia, leaded with Swifs Emigrants, gum order and flints.
She Is a very furpielous vela, and we hope to make fornethi, g
ikandforne of her.
" When I lalt wrote you, I was dated with the hope of costing
to immediate action; :nit I was greatly dirappointeal, as we were
ordered to look et, for Come pritateers from Boulogne, which
i diverted our attentic a from attacking the gan-boa•s in the harbour.
" The immortalite cluifar, and the Jaloufe, cliaqd Come emi-
r Sees on bare, which the Frenchmen attempted to feuttle, but
11 beiug dune in a hurry, they had not dune it effwflually, fo they
r Were taks a by the boas of oar hpradron, although the enemy kept
' atir a heavy flee front the Olare*
On Friday, at three o'clock, P. M. we were ordered to take
polfallon of all French fillung boat.. The wind was not:clout.
able. fo that the Ranger only took three; the femadron, hodrevar,
captured thirty, every one of which carried on Rout Frenchman,
all of whom we have ton to victim—They told us, that BUN st•
TA 14 Tft was 't Boulogne on Friday. They had only come out an
boar previnos to tilde being rammed, emlcquently could not be
adaakeu. He is fueveylag the watt, and !make no doubt but he
, Law our i.oglith crulfcrs taking poffeffian of the boats, as we were
to elute to the land, tbat the batteries teed upon us.
" The Ranger continues at fa, where I Coall join her when I
awry this fhi; into harbour. To give you an idea of the endgra-
ems front Switzerland, ther- arc no tett than 330 ou board ads
titian thip,the Comruceee.of 370 two." •
• • BR 'GM TON, ..11/1111 3o.—The good people of this
placewere thrown intofomelittleconlutionand alarm,
hy the rudden appearance of five French luggers in
i the Offing, at about eleven o'clock A. M. on Satur-
-day•lall. General Lesprox, an form as the eircum.
'tame was made known to him, ordered a fignal gun
bilk fired from the battery for a revenue cutter,
which was at that time obfervcd cruising off Shore-
ham, and an armed brig, the DRAGON, lying in the
road, immediately to purfue, and, if poffible, capture
•s•rnad bri,!.•b them in. The General's order was fr-erlily
t u artled h o effect.. ; two guns were difcharged from
Alic battery, and the veffels, obedient to the fignals,
ipeon after, under a peels of fail, Itood out for the
lb ppofed enemy. The report of the cannon on a Sun.
ay. form brought the people from all parts of the
"tiawn to the fort; even the churches were defected,
and all ranks and defcriptions hurried towardi the
-cliff, to aieertain the can& ofthe general confterna.
lion and alarm. By this time the loggers in the Of
weep more diflinely to be odferved ; but there
being but little wind, it was fcarealy poffible that the
vefleia in chafe could reach them for force hours.—
The fiffiermen, and various of the inhabitants, at
Itingth, fearful that the Ilillucfs of the weather would
other-wife favour their efcape, manned fevera) row•
'Eallial, and, armed with cutlalles, boarding pikes,
.h.e. refolutely put to lea, with a determined intention
of eithertaptoring tbe privateers, or perithing in the
attempt. Ille &allies, at length, ran alt ngfide the
lagers, when, inftead of enemies, they found them
manned with Britith feamen, and learnt that they
were a (mall detachment, bound fur Portfmouth,
'tithe numerouu fail of French boats captured by the
MIIOIIIIS. frigate, off Havre-de-Grace, the night
before. Oa their return to land, the fears of the po-
pulace were quitted, and tranquillity was once more
?enured. The owners of the hooks in Artillery place
had the mofi reafon to regret what had happened;
for the explolion of the cannon from the battery had
loch an arct on their windows, which were all un-
fortunately ;kited, that, aft:r it, many of the lathes
ilkitcely exhibited a whole pane of guars.

Cie'grecs. Jana al —Arrived the Lord Keith. Ntkitday,
atriftianknand. her Bremen ; Peggy, !keg. Si Norfolk ( Virginia)
him mace. yth oh. Mercury, Miller, at eigarkano.frin hence;
14epteno. NC at Ilanneili-Ia mar, April t y,after a partic of 44
• fib, Rime, at Martha nrae,tstk April; Mary, Rehr,
at lunaica, front hence, I (..h April; Euphrates, Galt. and C dodo-
Ma. fabric. at ditto, from ditto. 13th April; Mary Ann, An.
&tun, at Barcelona, from VtraMia. pa tilt.; and Jane and Br
Fah, —, fur I.ilbcrn, failed from Norfolk, 14th May.
V or AT NIO, Yeat.—For Greenock—Shlp Palmy,
!thine ; Brandywine Miller. Cellists—Fur Idarrymol--Ship
Li-
berty, & kkham; Ship Cerra. & Aloore--Por Loudon—
ME,' Maryland. J. Wiekham.—F4r Brilloi....Ship Black River,
frkliup Two Saler% Comma. for this port. clear to fall from
Briltrri; the Rnßna, Porter, at *. John's from hence; the Colum-
ba% Wyilic, at Jamaica. from to;Mi the Ruby, M'Farlane. failed
train Halifax rSt J41:4 (N. ) 13th May: Elias, Roberts,
Irons ditto for Newfoundboul. 14th May; Margaret, Miller. from
dim, for St.w York. 27.0 May; Hannah. Ridley, and !haw
instLargh, hots from ditto for the Clyde. 234 May; the liahella,
M•Kinlay, at l intend; from hence; the Cenrge, Purfull. at ditto,
hum ditty, • the Jane. Spinal. at Peteriburgh, front hence ; the
rocostch. Leitch, a' arcauda, from the Clyde; the Shepherdef,,
011iryas, at Asofter.hun, from Ce)loo; the Uabeßs, Pacifism. at
St. Thomas, from Clyde.

Asuman—At Liverroal, the Atlas, Whitefide, from Jamaica;
Stork, Robit.fae, fr tin Havanna!, ; Apollo, Pitt, from Dominica;
pod Adam, Bullock, from MalfAchufett'a At Copenhagen, Pfther
ee* from Baled. At Nam York, Mars, Rogors, from
Liverpool; Nereus, Workbook, hum Newt:WlN; and Iris. Skin.
r.r:. from London. At Walmitroh, Mawr. Joe*,
*ow I.midera At Eli Crellio, from Liverpool
At I larannalt, Selasti.nler. Tam:lna t Joba.Roaclit and Governor
from Africa. At A Mao, Prialana, Franck,
arms D rpod. la the itiv,r, the Cam, ---; and Embden
Alver, Irnm liamhur,vh. At MOM, James, llatkr. from
Aamaical Concha, hi•Callen. tr,,no Philadelphia; Rifing Siam
ale, wood. fawn New 't „lit Sally, 1? met and Orr, from
Nadas A LneA, Pr.,;,,cdt, Stay, shun Bearsksta.