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Le&D7afnrs Of Virginia.
III TIE HOUSE eF DELEGATES,
WEDNESDAY, DscsMBGN I8.
On motion Of Mr.. Madiion,

VI IIIVttCII VI UT. 4AhlIIDUD
Rslaiurl naorimogly, That the members
Of this houle, in token Of their profound
grief Tor the ,1fs Of their iilnttrious and be.
oved Fellow Citizen GEORGE WASH
.iNGTON, viii each WEAR badge Of
mourning throughout the prefent iellion of
.ha GcaerA AA,m5lY.
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"'"">' a. ''r i'.i..' 'r' ettri, =, %. .N~.te. ~.
--ta y ROOD H. Ere Ike veterans.
Ke geu. DRUNE.
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: = u rs nj Q = .
O9o',c- II,

Whi!c onT lat paper was nc preis, W.
scs,reI :ae ls.:sts Eom Pari5 Of the 9th o,
.O9 1be-, Ai"ly al the neu papc.s, eipe.
sally The 70 called cticla! one, tie RsG.o-
,sur, az, thai iHe teieg-sphe had rspor,ec
hat su@a.row was defeated and had l.G
.to,ooo G-n, P.iva,e ie ters- however, c.
%, .o,a.a. lbs, - Te..:s, .aas Ii f1suu
is premature, Aadeoa having Only fem
eord that he was fighting, that SuAarrcw
sac defining hi1l-'f ~ iouny end hat ~
i Reno, though. hs would cer.4ir!y bss
ne Rrih5rs.
lThe above IS . day later tn2n the a,lic',
-aail''ed yeitssday, ana 10 in coELrad!ttio.
oi il
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C1NcINNArI Of VtRctNIA.

at 4 meeting Of the State Society Of III,
ICiucinna;i Of Virginia, convened lathe city
.of Richmond, this rSth day Of December
.i7oo, in confequercc Of a. .nslanchoiy IN.
Formation fccesct Of the death 81 General
.Gtosc WAsHINc fov, Who, bsing no lels
eReemed and venerated for his great virtues
7od criineut talents as a 2a:eiman end fellow
citizen, than he waq JULY bt'oyed and ad.
nifed for his courage and conduct as bro
ther folder and It being the viii Of this
mec,ing 70 nanifea 70 the rrclcni and future
Zines the irccrity with which they connie
norste that courage and condott, and tholr
tseats and virtues, az well as the deep as
diSii5n which they move Zee at HE lois;
Rtj5lved uyaaiaogf. That this meeiioe,
aiI wesra black GRAPE on the ie.t arm foF
three months; and they cannot lupPrsl9 lhcu'
CANCELLATIONS that the fame mark OF lou0".
and refpeG, VIII &c ihewn b. every otbe,,
member OF the focirty in Virginia.
~ order OF the Socis;y'
SAM. COLEMAN, Scc'ry.
On Wedoefday Ian, Col. lawns Mos.
sos, Governor Of this commonwealth, ar
rived n this city.
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ItlE ST..

iYcoND PArD corr on
BACON'5 ABRIDGMENT.
s volumes folio-n good p!els,gs,,1r.
Euqr;Fe q the Printer.
Novc l,rr T9>
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The citizens Of Alexandra, at a public
meeting, have agreed 70 wear Grape, for 50
.days, as a token Of rsfpe6 for the memory
,of the great and yirtuous General VAST
.INGroN
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4HANRIACF.----On Sa.rrisv even.
~ 81. HENRY skew WITH, Of
20 Mrs. ELIZABETH ff.
olthe city Of WdIiar lbufe
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The bill to enable his frlajeAy to avail hin,felF
O. The farther iervce Of the militia went thror,b
committee On the queition for going into the
above committee, MIR. Jonss conceived il would
be iPeeies OF iwinaiing kesp the Dutch fe.t ;f
we did not iuceecd IN reltoring the iaatholder.
MIR, lietaey thought alio, that the ge,tinq, the
neet, as we did. bound US to purdue the plan for
inc reitosai,on OF the aapthodsr, notwiihltandinr
what difficulties ihould arife
Mr., Pitt iaid there was no f;,eb cn,,c..,.,.
though, IN honor, we were bound to ule every ~
ertion tor that effect At the fame time he took
that opportunity of declaring, thar nothing had
naPpssd TO ienen our alurancc OF iuceeis Tor that
ince the hort time the iubcSt was Ian cifeniIrd
advice had been received from our heets. tina,
they had been received in more than one or two
towns as dehverers, and that the itsndsrd of the
ancient government was erected
Inc report oil the militia bill was shcn brouobt
up, and ordered 20 be received Tomorrow.
on the motion oil Mar Pitt, the hou(e then re i.
lo'VSu ilen INTO committee OF iupply, on which
che following reioutions were moved and agreed
TO.
Ihat i9,oco feamen including $4,000 marines,
DC granted to his majcay FOR the iervice of two
'un1r months, commencing the ut January ,Soo
"A ium OF A4I,oooL for wsges for the fang, ar
ele rate OF III us per man, for the above period
a ium OF s6,oool for maintenance at the rare
OF IL los Per msn--A fun of 10000 for wear
and tear OF hps at the of 81. man per n,onth
"A ium OF 90, oeol for ordnance, at the rate of
81 per mon,h-rhat fun of 1000 COOL. be
granted to his majeity to pay off the exehsqucr
bills ihued, IN consequence of the exchequer loan
piI OF laa felton,, and payable on the fsil day Of
the FELTON,.
The report was then brought up and ordered to
perceived tomorrow, ana the committee of fun
Ply deferred till Weduelday. Adjourned,
MIR. Pitt, in addition 10 what he had areadv fa;d
relative TO the intelligence from Holland, men,i-
oned, that the advice from our fleets aated rhat
at every place where the people of the country
could thew their real diipofitioas, they were
ianguine in favor of the Stakeholder, and mani
teited the greatlh JOY and exultation.
1.-The readers Of the Asous will pay the atten-
tion which it delcrves to this afiurance from the
griffith miniiter. If MIR Pitt could have fpeci6ed
any lueh towns, we fhoa have heard their names,
All the Dutch Gazettes and private letters agree
that the Engliih are behaving in Hoand JUN as
they did, before our own eyes at Manchester, in
the lat war, when they burnt twelve hundred
hogiheads of tobacco.
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Italy on the ala Fruaidor (sep:emb-r y
lie pubiihcd a declaration that day, thas
the city of Genoa was in fate of ilerc.
A Dutch battalion of r4o men, who fir(e
gavc way in 'hcir army in the affair of the
roth, are diimiaed, and = psrions, officers
and privates, arc 70 be Giot for milconl ua.
September 40.
On Monday evening at eight O'Clock,
colonel Bsillie of the guards, landed a, Var
mouth. He came over in the Martin lloop,
coms1anded by captain Sinclair, with fur.
ther particulars from his royal highnsfs the
Dnke of York of the affair Of the roth
inf.
After reading the details of the battle
IN Holland, 1t is great eOnjoiaiiou to re-
ceive aiturances from his hghnels that its re-
iuit promiies rather to be uleful than iniu-
rIous to the object Of the campaign. We
know too little of military affairs to per.
ceiSe on what his highnels's opinion is
founded. Ii we were to indulge the appre-
henions which ignorance fuggeits, we fhould
view the battle of Thurldsy laft as a NOR
tai blow to the hopes of reducing Holland.
1t appears we have beeu repulied by an army
certainly inferior in numbers in an attempt
to march forward, though we were fuccefs-
ful on three points out of four. This event
whl iniPire the enemy with courage and
their numbers and our difficulties will en-
create.
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PARIS, II Fruaidor. Sent. 9.

The Arts--Somc valuable curioGties.
collected at Rome, have lately arrived sc
Paris. The Pope's collection of medals
forms part of this convoy. Thefe me-
da's are methodicaIly arranged in cafkets,
which are formed of very fine wood, carv-
ed with much tate, aud adorned with Pa.
pal etcutcheons, and other ornaments in gold.
There are three or four boxes full of manu-
icriPts, among which there are fome of
Dante's, with commentaries lome of Vir-
gd,s, with notes letters & difertation of Ga
iileo, Leonardo de Viuci, SC. &c. Other
boxes contain Etrufcan Yates. They have
not yet been completely opened but it is
known the vaies are thofe which decorated
the library of the VATICAN, the paintings on
which are highly intereRing, whether we
coniider them with regard to the hiHorv
OF the arts, or of antiquity. There are
heiides the beautiful types of the Oriental
characters of the Propaganda. This is
the only collection of the kind in the
world,
Among the principal hopfes which have
been plundered and burnt on the French be-
ing driven out of Naples, are the following,
viz.
Princes -----.Stialiana Della, Recca,
Strongio, Mariconuova, Angri, BEL
mont.
Dukes---Del Popolo, Tarrento, Cal.
fano, Accadi, Dele Tore, D'Andria.
Marquifes of the fra rank--Littizia,
Battilora, Filamarino, Auletta.
Marquilles--Kittizia, Ballitoro, Ro-
Except the princefs of Belmont, who
is iuPpofed to have eEcaped with Macdo-
nald, all the other individuals of the above
ramed families were mafacred, The duke
Della Tore, and bis brother, the Abbot
fIlamarino, the Dutchefs Del Popolo, and
other mobiles, were dragged through the
itreets, and then burnt alive. Eighty five,
committing of the younger fons of Noble ia
miles, and monks of mount Oliveto, took
refuge in the MonaReries of ST Petra and
Majella, where they fortified ,hemfelves, but
were all killed in one day the above families
had their houies lacked and then burnt. A
great number of merchants, among whom
were Sig. Mamma, Cuomo, and Receis,
were ALTO killed. They burnt forty people,
coniiitiug of lawyers, phylicisns, and other
Partizans OF the French. A confderably
greater number daily are either fuffocated,
hanged, or thrown to the dogs.
The princes Of Moliterni and Rocca Ro.
rnano were eleefed geperalilIimos of the Me-
apoitan forces, but the letter does not fay
what became Of them. Ofthofe who were
hanged among the ecclefiaRics is named
Monllgnior Camboni, biihop of Capri.
The families Of the members of the new 90
vernment, whole names are detailed, were
alto put to death, after fufTering every fpe-
cies OF cruelty, &c. After all this, the Ne.
apoliians flung TIE Denal
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S P E E c Fl +:
=" Ny Loads and Genflemeo.

l HAVE called you together at this
unuiual leaion, in order to recommend il to
you to confder the propiie,y, Of enabling
me- without delay, to avail mylelf to a fur
tner extent OF the voluntary fervices OF the
Militia, at a moment when an iucreaCe ne
our active force abroad may be productive of
the mott important and beneficial con(eoueu-
ces.
awe have feen the happy effects Of the
meaiure which you adopted on this fnbiee
10 The lat leilion; and the forces which I
was thereby enabled to employ have already
ditPlayed, IN the face of tho enemy, a cou-
r,,ge' dheiphne and aeadinefs, worthy of the
character Of Brioifh folders
in the lhort interval Gnee the cloC. rs
lat ieillon' our fituation and proipeas have,
under the bleiiing of Providence, improved
beyond the mott fanguine expectation. The
aoiliiie' and valor Of the commanders and
troops ofthe combined Imperial armies have
continued to bg evidently difplayed. The
delI'erance Of Italy may now be conGdered
as Occurred By the relult Of a campaign. eonal
IA iPiendor and iuccels. 10 any Of the moA
brilliant recorded in hiaory and have had
tne heart-ieIt fs,isfaaion Of feeling the valor
Of my iieeis and armies fuccefsfuiiy employ.
cd to the aiiiitauce Of my allies, 10 the fun
port OF our jut caule, aud to the advance.
ment Of the NOT important inte,eas Of the
Briliih Empire.
The kingdom Of Maple, hss bcea rercu-
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EDINBURGH. oaoher l.


The expedition againa Holland wss un.-
dertaken for the avowed purpofe of reaoring
the ancient order Of things, and of refcuine
the United Provinces from the influence Of
the French. This effect was to be produce
ed by the active cooperation and afiaance
ofthe Dutch themselyes, who, we were az
iured, were impatient to throw off the woke
OF France. The military force that was
lent was ltrong enough to have induced the
people to have exprefed that Impotence, and
to have declared bemielves-Have thew
done 10 il is ablurd tofay that they were
reprelled by the French force in that coun--
try; becauie, in the hrf place, we are sTu-
red by the Miniaerialifs themfelyes, that
The French are only in the proportion ofone
to three co the Dutch troops and in III.
next place, It is allowed that the great ma
Jority OF the men who have fought sesint
ours were Dutch. Have there been lcri-
Gus iniurreeiions in any part of the Provin-
ces! We have not heard Of one--We have
read indeed of partial attempt of the Dram
gifts, on the fde Of Guclderland, but no force
joined them, and the iufurgents themfslves
were disarmed and dilperled by the PruiIians,
who informed the Dutch Commandant Of
Arnheim, that they would take care fuchl
icenes ihould not be repeated. This is al
NOR important faa, 1t ihews net only the
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BRITISH PARLIHMENT.
HOUSE OF LORDS.
Tretday Sebtembsr ~

his Majety came to the Houfe about a
O'Clock and being feated on throne, the u.
iher OF the Black Rod was fent with mef-
lsgee to the Houfe of Commons, commandiog
their attendance in the Houfe Of Peers Tb@
Commons being come hither accordingly,
MS Majeity was Pleafed to make the follow
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torf.
l tranfmit herewith returns of the killed,
wounded and mifiing.
am, FIR, yours, sc.
FREDERICK.
IS. Not having yet received return,
OF the lois Of the RuIiian troops, can only
obierve, that l undertand their lofs in XII
led, wounded and miiiug, amounts to near
1900 men.
Return ofiilltd, 4oopnaed and mi,1rnr.
Total lieu,. col. captains, fubalIern,,
taft, fergeants, roo rank and file xii.
led; lieut.. coils. majors, Is captains,
IS iubalterns, 20 fergeants, drummers,
345 rank aud file wounded ~ ierpean,s,
drummers, 463 rank and file rpiiiing.
Rf'nra Of g6Teers, killed, 4uoundtd, milling ana
taken prifoners.
Grenadier battalion of pnards-liet. colonel
Morris and capt. Gunthepe, killed col
Waybyard and capt. Neville, wounded.
sd battalion of the I'D guards-lieut. col
Cook, wounded liet. col. Dawkins and
capt Forbes, wounded and taken prifo-
ners; capt. Henry Wheatley, wounded
eniign Oyley wounded and taken prifo-
ner-
l 1t battalion of ColdRresm guards--lieut
col. Cunningham, wounded.
1T battalion of 9TH foot-maior Grey, ma.
Jor Cockburne, captains Grace and Knigh,
wounded lieut.. Wickham, milling, fup-
Poied taken; lieut.. Wilton and enlign
ihompion, wounded.
I'D battalion of the nth foot-maior Wood
and lieutenant Saunders, wounded.
le battalion of the 4oth foot--enfign Ell
colin, killed; major Wingheld, captains
Dancer, Thornton, Gear, Myers, & lieut..
Williams, wounded captain O'Dennell,
milling.
I'd battalion of ditto---capt. Trollope, woun-
ded, lnce dead captains Dancer and
Thornton, and Lieut.. Macpherson, woun-
ded.
lit battalion of the 9Th foot--lieut. col.
Oiwald and major Hay, wounded major
Pitt wounded and taken prifoner; capt.
Manary, enfigns Wilkinlon, Deane, and
Jones, wounded.
lit battalion of the 9th foot-lieut. Wood
ford and quarter-maGer HslIes. killed ::
lieut.. Smith wounded and taken prifoner
iieuta Grant and Rothwell, wounded.
I'd battalion of the 9th foot-capt. BaIfour.
Killed lieut.. colonel Grew, wounded /:
enhgn French, wounded and taken prifo-
ner; enfgn Butter, milling.
5oth regiment of foot--captains King and
Gilman, and lieut.. Prates, wounded.
N. B. Lieut.. Rowad of the ROYAL navy,
wounded; 4 feamen killed; 7 feamen woun-
ded.
Three hundred and fifty rank and file of
the flrtt battalion of the 3sth regiment cam
not exactly be accounted for, from the ma
ture OF the aetion, from the regiment being
lent Immediately TO the Helder in charge Of
PrIioners but it is much feared that nearly
one hundred are killed, aud the remainder
wounded and miliing.
TIE return ertbe Royal artillery, yteeivsd
fHee tie general return z0ar rloycd.
Five gunners, 4 gun-drivers, 3 additional
gunners, killed; # lieut.. Eligie, wounded
and taken Priioner; volunteer John Douglas
wounded 8 gunners, gunner-drivers, d
additional gunners wounded = gunners, o
gun-drivers, milling.
(Signed)
ALEX. HOPE. AGA Al; r.,
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LONDON. Sentcmbcr III

This forenoon an express arrived at Mr.. Dun
das'3 oihce from his Royal highnefs the duke of
York, with the account ola battle having taken
place IN Holland on Thurfday Ian, near the VII
lage OF Bergen, li.tle way to the northward Of
Adkmaar. he Ruiians had volunteered form.
ing the French lines, which fervce they marched
forward TO execute on Thurfday morning.--The
battle was long and bloody, but the refult was
favorable TO the allied arms, 1000 French and
Dutch are illted to have been taken prifoners,
ana great number Of both killed and wounded.
Our lofs was chiefly with the Rurians. and the
Ruiiian general in chief is itated 70 have loR an
ARM and to have remained prloner with the
enemy.
The whole lofs Of the enemy is reported to be
above ten thoufand.
Ihele dispatches were brought to Yarmouth
BY the eiolution Lugger, which left the Texel
OH Sunday morning.
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I'VVsh y. D"""V"S, ofPIemDT go
Colonel Gaiooig0e brought I'D petition from
the merchants Of Livsfpooi, praying relief for the
Weit-India merehantsi tho obiod a mere tempo
rary loan to meet the prefent ezigcney, arifng
from the great quantity Of WeR-India produce on
hand. Half a million was the FUN alked for, and
two millions aud half Of produce was now lying
dead IN the insle port ofLigeryool. There were
now 100000 hoglbeads Of fvgar on hand, and vet a
trihiDg demand. He concluded with moving
leave 20 lay iaid petition on the table.
To quehion from the fpcaker, colonel Caieo-
gne iaid, the merchants would give ample fecri-
ty. that eventual lofs bouid fall on the public.
Mr.. Pitt thought the difficulty a ferrous one,
and the cafe one Of thofe few in which the houle
ought to grant relief
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FREDERICK
am, ilr, yours, &c.

P.S. Not having yet received retnrns
OF the lois OF the RuIiian troops, can only
obierye, that l undertand their lois in XII
led, wounded and miiTiug, amounts to near
1900 men.
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gere'als EiIen, Sedmoratzky, and Schu-
tori.
Itranrmit herewith returns of the killed,
wounded and miffinp.
am, FIR, yours, sc.
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Return ofiilled, qooundtd and ni5fng.
Total liert. col. captains, fubaltern,,
Haff, fergeants, ro9 rank and file XII
led; lieut.. coils. 8 majors, Is captains,
IS iuhalterns, 20 fergeants, drummcrs,
34S rank aud file wounded; ~ fergeants,
drummers, 463 rank and file milling.
The gazette., 1799-03-25
THE DETECTED CONSPLRACT

At Chlrlelon, is coafrm-d from all quar-
ters. The agents are in priton, and the.r papers
ient to the Secretary Of State. The cOnhagra.
ton Of the city Of Ch4rieRon and an infu'rection
of The negroes Of the fourh are two Of the items
ofthe COMPUTATION. The early diiooyery If the
plot efabiiIhes The preemmen, vigilence of the
Executive; and 1t Is wholly owing u the tale
dclicacy Of The Paragtaphils ot CharIeltony
who fra narrated the event, that rldculous
levity has been attached to very l-rious aHaiT.
The gazette., 1799-03-25
PnILADELPHTA. -MAPcu

~
TIE Martial Of this State in the Dror,cp.;oo
of his official duty il the fervice Ut nun,I.-
of writs Oh perlons who have refufcd comnl;.
ance with the requG.iors of the Land Tax All
has been OpPofcd in the county of Mo- champion,
Several cf The aJrelted, appeared at Bethlehem
n order to be condu9ed to this city. bu, we -
reicusd by an armed banditti Of hcrle and foor.
who (eg Al defiance The government Of The Un;
ted States, and fcof, at every attempt which
mi .ht be made to puailh them. The arreRsJ
were d7frous Of accomPanyi & the Marh4n
but the rebels relcued them BY force. Tbs
names Of thefe wretches are known and tho
Preident Of the United States having iAued b;s
Proclamation, according % law, commanding
them to dlperfe by the 18th infant, the Rron9
arm Of government vii in cafe Of refufl boe
Immediately nretched forth to inHit the moG
exemplary Punifhment on thefe ProAigate and
daring oppolers Of the laws Of the land.
One FRss, German heads the infn, gents in Mont
gome!y county. The gallows groan for tbe fellow
By further private accounts from Northamp-
;On, we learn that the Inlutrettion gathers head
there.
The gazette., 1799-03-25
40 Guns.

E,,tra7 ara letter from CAPT. THOMAS Truly
TON. p tie Secretary Of tbe May, dated I4ib
February.
= On the 18th, after the greatef ex-
ertionS having been made, we gained
thefe roads with both fhipS, s. anchored
them fafe about noon. It is imPoiiible
for me to fate to you the Joy demon
Arated by the inhabitants on this occa-
fon the ihip was filled with gentle
men of the frt digrities in the iAand,
and alute requefed, in order that it
might be returned, which was compli-
ed with on my part, particularly as it
came from a member of the kings
council, Mr.. TyGon, an old friend Of
mine Of many years fanding.
have iuR received a polite letter of
,congratulation from the commander in
chief, who offers me every lervice in
his power and have directed all the
wounded from the Infurgente to be i'm
mediately landed, and fent to the hoI-
pital.
The following is an accurate return
made me this morning by lieutenant
Rogers, commanding the prize, taken
from the examining officers Of the
killed and wounded on board the In
furgente, viz.
killed, 20
badly wounded. zz
wounded m re tightly, 10
The gazette., 1799-03-25
4o2 in all.

The third Lieutenant of the ConRellatcn'
Mr.. Slerst Of ,ltimore, has wri ten his broth
er, an account of the action, at the concIutlon
Of which he fays: (" One fellow was obliged
to run through the body with my fword, and
70 pu, an end to a coward. You mutt not
think hi, arrange, for we would put man to
death FIR even looking pale on board Ills hip
The failor's name thus killed, was Neal Har-
vey.
The Wen-Tudia papers DO juRicc to this
brilliant exploit. Recruiting Parties were o-
pened at St. Thomas's, and other places to
m3n the prize.
The gazette., 1799-03-25
NEwBURYPORT, MARCH
Britih Captures at Martinique.

Britiih Captures at Martinique
Cq9y ofa letter from Mr.. Samuel CADET, 0gsat Jar
Aja-rieau elaimr, dated LoHdoa, Dc. Is, 90.
GENTLEMEN,
''The court If admiralty here have at lengh
taken up he Martinique cafes.-About two
thirds are heard, and decreed to be reaoIed.-
Tire Others will be decided on in few days
Where The ownerfhip and neutrality is e0ab'
lilhed, reaitu ion is Immediately ordered This
has been lone in the Betty, Now II, New Ad-
venturer, Freeman Bet1ey, Ingals LQcy'
Treadwell Three Friends, Norton and La
gle, Gerrilh. IN The Polly, Storer, further proof
is ordered a 70 cargo. The owners have ne-
gleaed as vet 10 ftud 90 tef a1davits. Inc
Judge has not given any fentence or opinion as
to the que3iQn Of DAMAGES in this clafs OF cafes
we cannot therefore fay whether 40 appear
will be neceL4ry--we rather exTea il, however
and alfo finally to 81 70 tbs treaty Com"'ili'n
ers.