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ITO be fold, a NEGRO about twenty
Z two years of age, who has had the fnal- pox and
is a Workman at the SHOE MAKERS BufneG. En-
qlire at the New Pnting Office, in Union-free, near
the Market, of ISAIAH THOMAS.
Bg4on, January 7, 1871.
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Capt. Hall in the brigantine Pao failed for London
,laf "Wednesday, with whom went paHengers Duncan
Stuart Efq; Collector of his MajeRy's Cufoms for the
port of New-London, MIR. Joieph Rlmer of German
town, Mr.. William Palfrey, and Mr.. James BOwdoD,
Jun.
Capt. Chambers in brig from Cape Ncoa-Mole,
coming into the harbour ran on Georges lnand The
vefel and cargo will be faved. The Captain and men
comfortably bitten in the cold weather on this
ccaf about fifteen days ago the cooper Mr.. Joah Pull
len of this town, was wAlhed over board
DIEDl Mifs Martha Parker, daughter of Mr..
Thomas Parker, bnckIayer. MIR. Thomas Peck, fon
of Mr.. homas- HandaGde Peek, hater.7. Mr.. Nicho-
las Deering, houle- wright MIR George Daniels.
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Voyage that all our future expeditions 10 the South Seas
mutt a Considerable rk of proving Sbortive whiR
in p1Eage thither, under the necenity of
touching the Portuguele iettement of Brazil, for
they may certainly depend having their frength and
detgns, betrayed the Spaniards the dcovery of iome
place to the fouthward, where the fhips might
refeih, aud ppy themleves with the neceGay eafock
for their voyage round Cspe-Horn, would be an ex-
pedient that would relieve from theie entertainments,
and would iurely be matter worthy the attention of
the public. Nor does this leem difficult to be effected
for have already the imperfect knowledge of two
places, which might, perhaps, examination, prove
extremely convenient for this purpole One of them
is Pspys Hand in the latitude of ~ ouh, and laid
down by DR.. Haley about 50 leagues to the eafward
Of Cape Blanco, the coat of Patagonia the other
is Falkands lies, in the latitude of and half lying
nearly South of Pepys Iaand. The Taft of thefe have
been feen by many fhips, both French and Engllh
Woodes Rogers, who run along the north eaA coat
fhee files the year 1908, tells US, that they extended
about two degrees in length, and appeared with gentle
delcents from hill to hill, and leemed to be good gn.ad
interpreted with woods, and defitue of kz5o6rs
Either of thee places, they lands at dokiHesa-
be difance ftom the Comment, may be uppofSd, from
their latitude, to lie in climate efficiently temperate
This, even in time of peace, might be of great con
quence to this nation, and, in time Of war, would make
matters of thole leas.''
1t would appear, from the fecret expeditions lately
made the South Seas, bedes this new fetement on
Falkland i(anjs, (nce that gentleman wrote) the Co
vernmen have another in view round Cape Horn which
ndeed equally neceHary for place general rendez-
vous, reft and refrelh after eeng that dreadful
VACATION, and where, when accomplished, our fhips,
in time of war, approach hottie coat, the only good
ports in thofe feas being poHcHed by the Spanards
By having the podeion of one good harbour here,
and keeping the royal navy respectable footing,
fhal have nothing fear from all the united force Of
France, Spain and Portugal. Whoever turns his eye
to the map of America, and obferves the number of
lettlements, and their Guaton, in refpea to the
po0efions ofthofe powers in this quarter, will fee the
impobility of their trade eapng the vigilance of
crurs, pouring out from every of this immenfe
country Add to this, that having hitherto attempted
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ExtrG3 eta Lftfe, from BSfO1, Gated Dee. ~.
+" The Trial Of the eight Soldiers belonging to his
Maeft's 29th regiment, for the murder of FIVE ofthe
inhabitants of this town, on the sth of March aR,
now printing here, by permion of the court, and will
foon make their appearance in your metropolis"
NEWPORT, Rhode Lqand] December 81. LAT Fri
day morning, about FIVE o'clock, terrible FIRE broke out
in row of buildings on the iouth fde of Queen-fi
in this town; which burnt with fuch fury, that, not
wthfandng the utmoR vigilance and endeavours Of the
inhabitants, entirely deroyed three comfortable dwell
ing houles by fun-rile.-His Majefys Cufom- houie,
adjoining the weffermof of thoe burnt, actually took
fire, and was 70 far given over that all the books papers,
furniture, &C. were removed to other houes, and the
windows and doors taken out in good order, and The
houie mutt unavoidably have been continued had i. not
been for the extraordinary activity of the people in work
ing the engines, sc. favoured by weather remarkably
mild and calm for the feafon, by which the fire was pre-
vented doing it any comfortable damage The unhap-
Ply fuerers, by this melancholy providence, were, Mr..
Jofeph Fox, Mr.. John Dennis, Mr.. Solomon Marache,
Mr.. Eleazsr Levi, Mrs Fry, and Mrs Sinkins, with
their families amounting to hyhve perfons. Through
mercy they were lives loft, though was with difficult
B Mrs Fry was carried of her chamber iuff before
the fairs were burnt down.
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hat of tyranti Especially while he mani
fefs an eagcrreis to carry every mealuTe into
execution which plainly evinces fettled de-
termination 10 ennave them : What is the
lophGicsi Equitas driving at, but an en-
deavour 70 give miniheriaI, or ifhe pieafes,
regal infhucfions the force flaws /? Or al
leaf to divert the refentment of the people
from the Governor, if in obedience to fuch
inRructiors, be hould deny bis ailent to every
bill propofed for the well governing Of the
province, I'LL crown officers be all exempted
from taxes, and the Council and Houfe of
Representatives difclaim their right Of agency
in any perfoH, BIZ; fBlb as they may with
moral certainly allure themlelves will betray
them ..s.
That people are uncaly with the incthant
mu'.iolcation of luch intolerabIe, fuch rui.
nous leafures, as have been heaping upon
them iince the Matching of the Stamp-Aef,
is an error in the contribution of nature, if
any where.
1t is futile then, to charge il on few IN
lettered barbarians, who are Gas you inform
us) universally defpifed. Either the capacity
of the advocate, the prejudice of the people,
oC the iunice of the caufe muf form the
party in favour of conteRed point. 1t feems
you are perfectly fa,is6ed in the two former
articles, and cauie fsandtl in nprigbfnxG Of
conduit and tatbey5 offt7ioah tbf Roed feotle
81 t1fs ssArslys vii certainly be feconded,
let who will be its principal promoter.
The days are not yet arrived when ma
jority Of the community are 70 entirely alb
Hraaed from Gef, as to give up all ideas of in
tereff and perlonal fecuriiy, and there nil.
remain rooted prejudices in many minds, thai
the keys both of our Golfers aud condolences
are as fate in our own keeping, as that Of
the moit dignihed depot, civil or eccltiiafi.
cal, in this county At leaf. If theie ienti
! ments as aiicdged above, ale implanted in
our natures by the kind author of cur being,
he has certainly made fuitabe provGon for
their prelervation. And to be a. fhort as
pohibie 10 difcufing this ofeniive point with
you important Americans, revolt and re-
bellion are juf as natural and neceflary con-
fequences of ufurpation and tyranny, as lighter
refentments are of leis comfortable injuries.
All the pains | have taken on this head have
srifen from direa oppofte motive TO that
to which yourfelf and chshe brethren have
been pleafed to afcribe it, an afiurance that
if the bulk Of the people were efficiently APP
priced of the tendency of your internal poll
tics, they would damp your ardour in the
tickling expectation of fharing Gome execu-
tive truf in the abioufe monarchy you I'm
guiih TO obtain. | lhall fill continue my
feeble Efforts for this benc6cent puipofc re-
gardie(s of all the prophecies yourief, and
your wSggoner, fhall collee, invent, repub-
li(h, and dldeminate, till your corps with your
memory take leave of mankind together.
TEONIDAc
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Cswty Sir,


vention of the mcft falfe and infamous fan
ders, are matters in which the public are 70
lightly intereaed, that | dare fay they will
execute further profecution of them, and
patiently attend to you in detecting any
mfsprelsntations or faIf tOlsurings, which
you may find in the animadveriions of this
fame impudent Leonidas. ! am fenGble TO-
2oths. of the good people of this province
would exult in finding General Howard
in Governor Hutchinfon and however OBJ
Rinately | abhor the character Of changelng,
Aatterer, or hypocrite, let any advocate
for his Excellency condelcend to point out
one ientence in my writings wherein the
truth of fact is exceeded but an hairs
breadth, and will retraG, and fubmit to
any lpecies Of cafigation for my rafhnels,
they may fee caufe TO inhia. Hitherto, /
have only been fnarled at, and accofed in
fuch gen,eel terms as thefe barbarous rufiic,
how dares he to intimate that ruler abfo-
lutely independent on the community, and
az ohfeqnirns tn their r,ofa y,TsUsvs -vppygE'5 :
as melted wax to 6gnet, differs in any re-
IpeA from a constitutional governor, perfon
who can have no interef dihina from that
of the people Cannot this RUiian bear be
quiet, and wear his chains with humble re-
Gena,ion, TO the fovereign will of bis btffeyJ,
without diffurbing the world with fUch an
inceGant and ill-natured Gathering Of his fet-
tiers In all ages and countries there have
been men of the difpofition of Ahab very
eaGIy perfuaded to avail themfeves Of the
property of their neighbours, nay even of
whole provinces, the lives of the owners in
any meafure notwithstanding. And why
fhoud rcbellious fubjeefs dare TO murmur at
the DEGREES of their lords in America, more
than they do in Alta, and many parts of
Europe 1t is true, they frequently rife up in
either place, and take off the head of ore
tyrant to elevate another, but friends to go
vernment hope better things from this refined
age and country. Belides it is frongly be-
lieved that General Tryon's Ggnal victory
over the ignorant back. fettlers of North
Carolina, and the barbarous butchery of
poor Capt. Merrill will COW their fictitious
lpirits, and teach them fubmifiion 20 any
terms gsvraing minifer pleafes to enjoin.
Traterous ufurper, unconstitutional ty-
rant, confefs are hard terms | with no
perfon in the Britifh empire could view them
with any poGible propriety applicable to him
felf And gentle Americans, for once in
a way be 70 kind as to inform us; if the
very imputation of ueaion and tyranny rem
ders the publifher of it 70 hateful, what n1uf
be,he condition of the perpetrator and abettor
of fuch enormous crimes. II would afront
your understanding to tell you in every paper
that power without check is tyranny. A
Governor dependant only on Bri,ilh mi
niRer for bis fupport, will not BY your mo-
deity be pretended under any check from this
people; can fuch Governor therefore be
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NT1T y <C&FTx - 0hl( NIlufESWc
S: s.: 4 8: :; !: (. S {. 4; {
,Me6aT~A w is taken by the Raf
SYe@sSsSSSA VIZ fans, aud three men
49, sssSAA,N ~, ofwar upon tts lock s
ca sS1SS were burnt. he liland
of Chios having refuled to pay contribution
Of hundred thoufand paArss, has been
taken by the RufIians, in fpite of all the ef.
forts Of the Pacha of the Dardanelles, ana
he Captain Pacha. Three Algefine che.
bees were burnt, and the other fhps fent &c
its siliifance were difperled.
HbWI7. We are anured, that the preli.
menary articles of The peace between ;he
two belligerent powers are Ggned that TIE
Porte hath entirely placed IFS intereRs in
this matter in the hands of his Prufian Ma
jeiy and that Ruiiia will approve of what.
ever fhall be done for her by the court of vi
emma. God grant that this good news may
be confirmed. In the mean time the prepa-
rstions for war are continued with the fame
activity as before.
MADRID, [Spam] May 2. Advices from,
Cadiz confirm, that the Englifh have been
diAodged from ST. David's lie by the Spa
r'ards, which makes rs aprrcherd neu
troubles between the two nations. -
WnNoA", [e0pff0I Of Roland AbrH 40
According to an exact lin, the plague ha.
carried off in this kingdom, ~ 5000 periOns
and happily has now ceaied.
DUBLIN, [IrtLand] CJ7Hnr 1. On Monday
the 27th ult. a riotous mob Attended, anc
entered the houfe of Mr. Peter Heverin, or
liners Quay, merchant, and took Gu,
wooden cloths TO comfortable amcunr, anc
burnt ard defroyed the fame; and on Wed
neiday the 2o!h, attacked the houfe Of Mr.
William Witherirg,on, of Grafton. Greet
Woollen- Draper, firing feyeral fhot, auc
dangerouny wounded gentleman belonging
TO his family.
LONDON, May 7. Wehear from Portf
mouth, that the boat builders are immediate
ly to b-giE SEQ fat botomed boats, which
according to the order, mutt be completed il
ten days.
There is quadron fitting for the fea, tc
be under the command of Lord Edsecumbe
Its thought, by appearance, the deRinatior
will be out of Europe.
Whether the boats now building are fol
Commodore Kepple or Lord Edsecumbe, j,
uncertain.
The troops are itiil in the lie of Wight
and it is laid, the greateii part of them will b
embarked on board the nanfports, which arc
vietualling for ,hefe two expeditions.
The above intelligence we are ahured may
be depended upon, notwithstanding the psci-
fic afped all our national concerns feems 70
wear.
Edvices from Vienna inform that the
Grand fgnior will poiitively enter Poland the
beginning Of June, at the head of an army Of
3co,ooo men.
MAY IS. II is faid Dutch EAT India
man has been funk by French man of wal
near the lland Of CeyloD, in Ala.
Comfortable belts are laid in the city, that
rupture takes place between the French
and Dutch within fix months from this date
in which both the courts of London and Ma
drid will by their treaties be obliged to take
part.
Meafdres are already adopted, and will bs
put into execution with all pebble fpeed, fol
avoiding The great inccnYeniences arifrc
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Til, gnro@ Ssiditr subeu pystelfG' TO
command an expedition for the snferefn.ent Of
The StGmp-sG7, returned fer azliOer, SC Sooner
will fheath nv fword in my own bowels
than ufe il agsinR my feIlow-Ebjeas to re-
duce them 10 lAyery."
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, EUROPEAN INTELLIGENCE.
CoNsrANTINoPLk, (eafi:alfih7~G@
fnbfyf1 Ho,1 .

. only Giurecwo,
bGt alGo the city Of ST.
nope, Gtua!e5 On the
Black Sea, in HstoIis,
is taken by the Raf
fans, aud three men
OF war upon tt.s Gocks
were burnt. be liland
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PEST ground and made CHIC
II COLATE, warranted good and free
from any mixture, is fold by JOHN
FARMER, fuccefor to the late John
BrewHer, at the Ggn of the Chocolate Cakes
in Fiji Rreet,Dear the bottom of Crofs- Rrecf.
Choice ground COFFEE to be fold as above.
N. B. Said FARMER has for lale, Founders
and Brazier's Ware, of all forts.
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For the MASSACHUSETTS Spy.
To A NJ E RIG An u S.
Cswty Sir,

dETHER Lconidas's bTee-
ches it conveniently on his
hips, or whether he be your
match or fuperior in low in
veaive, and mere peril nal
fcurriIity, collection and in
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a NEGRO Man to be given a.
1 = way, with good Bed and Bedding
and his Cloalhs. Enquire Of the Printer,
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The SECOND Edit on.
This day was publiihed.

Price g. old ten. Jingle, IN II o.. The doz.
Embelhihed with FOUR P a,es, neatly
engraved, viz. 1. The BOSTON Mas
ACRE. ION the evening Of the stb OF March
1870. z The four Sealons, with the
Twelve Signs of the Zodiac. 3 he King
ofDeumark. a. Mr.. Westherwife;
THE MaGachuletrs CALEN-
h OAR; or an
ALMANACK, for the year 1872,
Being B1extile, or Leap. Year.
Calculated for the Meridian of Bottom, New
England, Lat AZ degrees, IS min. north
Containing, The Sun and Moor's Riirg md
Setting, Eciipfes, Time OF HighWster, Luna
,;ons, Afpeas, Judgment Of the Weather,
Courts, Remarkable Days,E hemeris, &c. &c.
By PHILOMA HE'S.
ALSO, Several Select Pieces, viz. On
Liberty and Government Thodghts on
Government On the Culture of Six Man
# Peafure Woman of PIealure jonathan
Weatherwife's Prognolicks "A Table Of In
,ereif on Entire New Contraction Roads,
&c. POE TRY, VIZ. The Difference be-
;ween To- Day and To- Morrow; or Time
Of Pride OF Vice, &c.
Printed and fold BY T. TaoMAs, mar tie
Mill. Bridge.
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in Bottom, Oaob,r IL. f77ts
In CouNcrL, Oaoksr "a, I77I

a
- g HIS Excelleney the Governor aid before
the Board, a Paper pub!iihed by Mefrs Eds and
Gill. on Mondsy,h ala Initsnt. Untitled, 7bs
Befcn Gasstts, and Country JOwnai, in which
they have printed Letter, unoer the sigma
ture of 5anivt14n1icarx5,d directed 10 the EaFl of
Marlborough, iaid TO be taken from BlNcLkY's
Journal OF the 29ih June 1871. expressly aG
ieriine, that the late Secretary Oliver, the PIE
ient Lieotepant- Govesnor, Hood recorded 10
the Council books as perjuIed traitor land
delired their Advice thereon ri $50 +:
I" Whereupon Re,Oised. that the Ail.rtion
aforefaid, printed in faid Paper, is i4lie,
g,oundcis and malicious. 4
AHHs Cely Jfom tie M;nHfss Of Cornell. .
IS i. Taos FUCKER, Seor'y."
The tisfe mentioned, 06Ovt, Egned Jonius
Ameiicanus, sr0; injtried IN this taper tie
18th Infant. '
MARRIED ] Capt. Richard Derby, Of
Salem, TO Mrs. sarah Heriey, widow u the
Ia.e Dre9orEier.ry Of bingham,
DIED Mis- Elizabeth Hill. of Shutef-
bury. Mis- Sasab.Hodges.- Mis- Cla'k.--
At Milton, Deacon Benjamin Wadiwouh,
Representative for that town in the Gene
raj couft.--.At Dartmouth College, the
Rev. John Maltby, formerly of Bermuda,
and lately of Wilton, in South Carolina. :
A, Georgia, DIR. Giles Church, youngea ION
OF Deacon Benjamin Church, Of ,hls Gown
At Penfacola, Rev. Nathaniel Cotton, iQm
Of the late Rev. Mr. Cotton, OF Newto
in this province At Halifax, Mrs Beicl{
comfort of the Hon. Joua,hao Belchsr, II
Chief Juilice of the province Of Nova Scoii
At Hackney, in England, in Aueua Iai
Jafper Mauduii, Efq; formerly agent I'd
this province at the court of Great Britain.
S II l P N E w S.
Lat week arrived the Beaver, Gbralter,
Swan and Tartar Hoops of war, in this
harbour.
YeRerday arrived here his Majeay's hp
Mermaid, from ifsnd ST. johns, and his
Majefy's fhip Lizard from England. sr
ARRIVED here. Wallace from Glafgow,
Hofea from Liverpool, Bruce from London,
Toh from South. Carolina, Tower Gsrr
North Carolina, freeman from Philadelphia.
Guiker from New Providence, R%bbGh
from New London, freeman from HaEszhy
Mayo from Surinam, freeman from ST.
Euaatia and Turks Hands, Vincent aud
Harding from Cape Nicola, Minot and
Mac Cobb from Anguia, Farmer from ST..
Martins.
OUTWARD Joand Undlill and Dodd for
Maryland, RufleI to Glaigow, Go'h4Jn to
Dominica, Thatcher to Halifax, Wi few
to Virginia, Zeagus TO Eiquebo, Cole 10
Wet Indies, Smith TO New York, Media
MEL to iiland ST.. ] hn's, Wier to South
Carolina, WeRon and freeman to PhiIa
delphia, Kellam to Barbados, Obs to New
Haven, Scot TO London.
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lord drI0t' iae1 mt, al it m ~
10 &0tG, e,hs'teijs ft6r 1ttrA "a
gct bar Gndfm minass. b }"
| fia eli@s.Tme ne Ao9 a. rsmA
| ejS.@ !fiby iudf'e6 tere ;;,,e;\
jrj H(it'n f,smJtS 70 .stA
,,p,t,' sv@isb savs 'bs re,ik srfat\
0tt'smmsdgasA. The AIRY duine\
ma,t biHe up, on5fbt people yy0o'
IIbfm sosm and as ,tosn uss.ts 4
rffmatd, a teld pine a0OI fred inl
TIE peaAic, aVbirb killed oar mar, and
37oo frem Of tie grOasd, k.a0ine eaA
kifie the matter, svbo rsfarnta tbe frA
fer tame fime, srben tbf Gevsrnsr tbnrA
flag, ard beat G p0r!ey; BIS they, lkaotpiiA
! tbIag'bf The mode of lVar, continued tbGy\
IN sYbieb the GegerEar csrel1G.d f5af
a0,t determined 10 givs NJ qsarfsr, and egA
fired or fbsm, zYbirb confirmed 1bent t>vo 6sA'
and 5aa,tsr, 1cbrr' Hpafer end bis nsn fed
anil i1ft the Geld 10 fbsGos,ner.' Hotu mani,
ef fae country 'svsrr killed is isnteyfain
i5os;vcer, ftis zoe 'kaesU, tint there are su,
thirty m;5;ng ssmr Jay .fbtyt hens bat sxs
kiiitd, and rbut fbsGsvsraeS ie,2'Syrsuf nuas-
Ter Of men bosv ttaf matter If. time 6niy NTH
i5esv. TIE Gevraer fscf jt1ar pr;lsmy5 s,r
rvlom he hanged ysofa TIE fri, man .5ls
tanged in tie camp, derasje Mr.. Forming J1id
mar he beise& 10 pull dssUa bis. Lsnf, 4ubsnia
faS9 The p0er MN seGS not fboe'at,fbe sims.
Benjamin 19frrii sOot ers If iht namber hang
cd ga man in gsa0nLe,ftem jo'r bis bsnsHg,
integrity, pity, and mor0i gosd if. t7bt Co.
V0ner recU calls nfbe iababitanfs BY profld-
ratisu, declaring tbrKi1g's paSdsn yG0il6t cru
en- 10 0Rtbat fomt in !: Thy Immediately 70 IL
and comply b.reroitb. Hffben pyeatdS, on tie
atb Of Mey (tbt dey that tbGir accounts, .,
their b'Hds,sO0s 10 bave besn Jrfftd)f0 ibs bsrjfr
Of fbef people that entered into b,nds az a.
boOe, and dsjfyoysd evry fbIing that svas in BIS
pOsOsv 10 dSjsyy BY fire and jsrord, thin mayeL-.
ed bis army bah, lvifb vdfr5 3, puui6aK NH
as @oal9 be @bardy a, 10 Complain and thu
BIS Honour returned tiHviors' 10 Bis palace at
Nf1vbeyn."
30 that my head was water and my cyes
a fountain Of tears. that | might weep day
and night for the nain of my people"
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Martnico taken. Havannah taken. Manila taken
after Mr. Pitts reGgna,ion, but upon his plan.
FRENCH ard SPANISH Ships taken or GcGrgEd during
tb. eou(s # the lat liar.
FRENCH Fotty.four of the line, VIZ -Four of 81;
eleven ct "a; two Of 7o ieyenteen of o. two Of 20
two of 50 one of 81 and five of So Sixty fri
gates, VIZ our of a.; two Of 40; eighteen of 36i
two of "a fifteen of g. one of go one Of a8 two
of 20; eight of "a two Of II; and fix of 20. Twen-
ty-Gx loops of war, viz. One of I8; nine of I6 Fix
of ID two of II; one of 10; and leVen of 8.
SPANISH. Fourteen ofthe line, VIZ Six Of 20 three
of o.; and FIVE of 60. Five fTgatss, viz One Of z6
two of ID and two of II.
Total ffy-eight of the line, ard ninety-two frigates
and loops war.
6rS2 guns,8ooL per gun, 4,945,6oo at 2aIo livres
per L& is III,276ooo French livres. Repair of the
Havanuah, Manila, Martinco, Guadalupe, Gores,
Bellele, Cheburg, ST Malo, sc. as much more, viz.
II1,276,ooo. Total French lVres an, $4,000.