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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-04-14

Hauanrab.-This port is to remain open to
the American trade, during the war.
The Legislative Union Of Ireland with Great
Britain, will bs-added to the important events
of this year.
We are unhappy to inform the public, that
in Chief, of this Commonwealth, lies danger.
ouly i'll. of the dropfy. The belt medical aid
which our country affords. has been prefcribed
to him but we are forty to FAY, in all human
probability, we hall foon have to add the name
of GILL, to the numerous luxurious characters,
who have lately been called from the fcenss Of
active life on earth, to the regions of immor-
tally. CCenanA
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-04-14

Total--SrRosc ra,so6.-Csar 10. ga,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-11-21
From a Londox PAPER.

"A conviaed iheep feaIer, when called
upon for his defence on his triel, made the
court imiie by The following curipos one.
(" My Lord, this very pretty tory thefe
here witnefIes have told yoor honor about
me. They want to make you believe that
II vas an uncommoa affair to End a few
joioi' of mutton in my houie, whereas thsy
all kgoaOJ that have been in the butchering
line theie many years that is, My Lord, /
buys up all the rotten fhcep and cove. The
tanners knows il, My Lord. Nov YOU
NUT know, My Lord, this here man,
(poiuting to one of the wi,uelles1 chs here
fellow IS the only cue that oppsfvs II. il tl,c
line be knows Ny Lor9, il he caa 10 me,
1t viii De a pretty penney ia his pocket |
dare FAY, Ny Lord, if Pm done, it will be a
fortune to himlelf of foil I5l. year; 10 YOU
fee, MY Lord, he is q pretty fellow for a
witnels. Then, My Lord, here's this o.
Their fellow, lpointiog to another wi;neis
be owes noe a grudee, as you may fuppofs,
Tor you know I'd law luit with him, aad
caf him, 10 her )ors. Indced, My Lord,
only caa him, az yop m4y ~, becsuie the
iatt wac, we waa both caa, that ia, Ny
Lord, qof mere ibid upon our bq1k,. for TIE
lawyers got every farsbiug % hiu, ind ne
too. So yon Zee, Ny Lord, taking ali ,hefe
things into confederation, there'5 no, much
to &c depended on Whist they fay."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-11-21
More Political delMfgn.
NO. y. Nncrican Cnia.n !

,
The Baaern papers. fays Mr. Lang arc liled
With 1oail' drank The rel.bra;on Of the Pref.
deni't Birth Dsg. They al breathe true Fedsisl-
in'. and arc soIeala,ed 20 fcw The firm attachment
Of he EaRern Rate to our Contribution AID Coz
vsrnaient" q curinus way Of fhewing IN attsch
nlcut 10 the Coutitution to the giEuine prinei-
plea OF Liberty, ~ converting the Bifih day Of
gi-at nlau, and eIal,'pg his character absve al
P7ir.,le. BY toaeiug hint as the " Achmc OF the
ITT-nid, the wsght Of whole character fhould
eoniolca.c BY It's profrre all the component pats
oi tli; fiudure II is complete Monaf chiln,
which eonlolidatessli tho component parts Of Coz.
refnucnt under the preilure Of orc man. IL may
be true fcderahtm, IN new - An attachment 20
he Coniiituhon by celebrating the Birth OF great
incn3 bot gepubiesns lhew their rttachmcut %
the Conii;atiou by celebrating the Birthday Of
.he prjaciplcs upon which i, was found d--thay
eonhter tfe Coniiitatien, indeai Of John Adam,
as the Aehmc Of lhe political Pyramid that conlo-
hdaies al les component parts.
The Federation Of ths Eaaern s,ases Ia, f,id
nothiag asout the Birthday of Principle, or the
Birrt cay Of the American Nation ard Govern.
rnert9---Ho. tbs fedcraiifn could NOR ihinc cor.
lYisaogs uutii tic HiTih day OF forae ey<ai MN
iloaid asrive--tieo every tl..ng nun be confol.
dated by tie preIuro oi he chara9sg. The he,
,lasatisn Of ialaYendlace, the principles Of Ii.
hsfy, end tie Corli,u.'ons Of che Country, are
~ sofaAsscd IS nothing when coapared with this
AshWe o. Pcrlcdioa.
iiihc Eith Day oicvery mai man in fhis CDuns
wy vas 20 he celebrated 1gi.h ponp and parade
81 tnese is "a much rcsinn Tor an exhibition 81
pomp on thc bif,h day 81 one great man - ana.
'het} hex loas would j be bciers this Country
would haze 90 - iu ioicnn Glence aud fao.tn Tor
departed lree+sm. Whiie Federation cxslt,
nen, ~ RePu hcsrlm eSsls r'incipie, md they
mry bic deianse % tbs maehina,,oas Of Ar.ao,
esa.g.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-11-21
From a Lemon Paoer.

a curious aoiOn was lsiely Tried ia the
Marina'ief Court, TO recover com enfa,ion
ia damage FOR loGpg the ufc of swo fn.-
gers, witch happened 10 the following
ms"ner IA Mrs. Lowry vert ic,o The
hop Of the defendant, butohcr IN COTS
well-ltrcet, to buy lome meat, end While
ihe was pointing out the place where he
would have 1t cot. the butcher, 10 his ca
gtrneis 70 ietve his coaomeT, whibt off a
gfsai flee, out AZ The fame time wou1ded
two Of her fingers in fach manner ~ e.
yer s!,erto deprive her Of tie ufc sf them. -
For the defentant i was c5nfraded, tasf
the butcher was not refponfble, az tie aa
was not proved to have been done inaliei-
orAy or w.iiully The iery, IN coaidersd-.
on Of tie butcher no, beng in opulest cir
crmesnces, eontcnted ,hsmfclscs w;,h eiy-
ing tsmagc Psssa'.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-11-21
LouDox, oaober 70.

The abode of geOersl Angereau, on the
banks Of the Rhine, appears 70 be az sd,an
tageoos 10 the. French republic, as il nya
DC sgr sable to himfe,f. Ousrieret. IN ono
Of the palaces OF the Eie6tor of Mcntz, he
iodO'ees himrclf in good cheer, ,mu;e, him
ie't gi'A hunting, lesyies contributions, and
ccaciaaeS grea' number OF treaties OF peace
VAN me process OF Germany. Thole of
f1eiie i1ombnrg, OF So!me. and Of Yfeaburp,
are among the number. The Detection of
theie a'i'es VIII not Ruci, dimiaiih the mill
tary itrength OF the Empire, for II may, be
doubted whether slthrec of them could fur.
Nth regiment, Whatever may be their
circumstances, Augereau viii at all event,
make them find money for the rcpuhIic,
vito more fscility than they have found
folders for the Emperor and the Empire.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-11-21
CARLsRUaE, September %.
EBT q Go2risr txirgordiaary. I

Early this morning an Auarian
Courier pafed through this city,
who was fcnt Off the day before
yeiierday from the Aulfrian head
quarters TO proceed with all diff
patch TO Strasburg and Paris. BY
the way, he met two French cou-
riers, who were going to Gen. Mo-
reau and from whom we learned
that new proportions Of peace had
been trallmirted from Buonapartc.
which the Emperor had accepted
and ratified. a French courier
from Munich to Paris paGed thro
this city, who laid he carried or
ders te tranfmit by the Telegraph
from StrasburS, intelligence Of the
iigning of the Preliminaries OF
peace.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-11-21
RArIsBoN, Sept. IS.
Aietie. y an eslraor4ieerr couri.,.

The Emperor has ratised the
preliminaries Of peace, which were
iiGned at Paris on rhe % Of Iuly,
10y the French miniaer. TalIey-
rand and Count St. Julien. They
were ratified at Alt, Ottingen, and
Munich, in the Auffrian & French
head quarters. or the 10th inlt.
Peace will again be re.forel.
France obtains the Rhine for her
boundary; and the Emperor as a
guarantee Of his fnccre defre for
peace, gives the French polleflion
OF the fortrefes of Ingoii}adr, Phi
i;pSburg, and Ulm, I'LL the dedni-
tive treaty dhall be concluded. The
French army will likewife, till then
keep IFS prelent petition.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-11-21
THE STOCKS or
Cattle, HoFfes, Sheep, Hogs,
and all the Farming Uten-
fils 6 crops of Corn,
Fodder. sc.
or the above named eAat-, will BE offered
FOR SHE

u INT "DO7- hsIIlsl eIIAt-, WiI Dc offered
FOR S-hLE,
Atthe times and Plscea following, viz.
On the 10th December, at the
plantation near oooohl1nd coarthouie, If fair, o,
therwife the next fair day.
On the I3th December, on the
three Forks Of the Byrd, in Fluvsnas county.
ON the 18TH December, on the
head of Rock Fiin River, in An,herft county.
On the 22d December, on Cali
psGure River in Auguita county.
The above properly viii be fold
on creole Of twelve months for all fuus exceeding
twenty dollars. Bonds with approved fseuuty, 70
carry iutereii from the date, if pun auay paid
win be required.
JOHN HDAMS, Ad,a'r.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-11-21
gHr VIRGINIA ARGUS.
RICHMOND:
friaey, No0em6er a, 1900.
The Lateh.

The Edi;or OF the Baltimore Americas
announces the receipt of London papers to
oeto6sr 10, By the America, arrived at
PhiladelPhia.-The following are among the
Extracts which he make, from them:
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-11-21
Po1fcript.

The Senate ns the psnaiyivssia Le-;sa-
s9yc hare rrgs;ived the Bill from 1he Aoafs
Of Reprelsbtaii'ss, providing FOR tlie chcicc
of Electors of Prc6deat and Vice PreiSest
by joINr-VorA OF the members Of the
tro rloufes THIErsEH to ELryEx.
A new BIZ was shcn introduced hy.lhe ic.
nate, providing tha. the fifteen elea6s
ihouia be appointed. eight by the 5oofc OF
Representatives,, and fra; by tbc Senate !.
which lat bill, fsys the Philsdslphia
True American of Saturday morning,
" was tent to The HouGe Of Repreteu,a,iv.s
on I'hprlday the 18th inf. where i, was re-
jeaed-s7 to 20. II was TO be returned
to the Senate the next day. in its original
form"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-11-21

S@g-TAKEN Up az commutsd otne IA
Of his county fo.ne tiUe ia Oaobtl
LIS, regyo aos0, who fSys his name il
MT; abpar ave feet OK or isyen inches
hisl, ,hick well fet !elior, Il very dark
complexion, brosd face, sdjudged 10 be p
bpAt 6fty svsfS olsge; Jays be was former
ly csc pfspsUy OF one Flaocii WIkinion,
oi 8cntico coEnty, Us aEcr ths dctfh uf
We lsiJ Francis Wi'kinlon. s. as allotted 10
hs loG IaJuizs W.siaioA, who carried
ll> asa Ea iu7 lie ceumy If AHei,g a,d
iali h.m o one joha alsc, " 30 ia.d h.u 20
hl-. william jone', OF 1c aid couly
Amst' 81 wa1m he now belongs. gnc
ia;J M. has IN Us y7dih u IN iuGfum-
81 wrifns gasPoy,iog lat, Be vs sm-n : !.
p',rd 5Y cs.lain jsnes Gepiold OF Hen
iica coun;y, tac 24Lh Of fcDrssry, E7Se (,
tN q does noI 22peaf ny Use isid writ
Us. u sas been yroved sud tscof1cd ~ lin.
T.co Of any o.Aer couf. The Owner j. Ge-
hsci 90 conc tr.p.yi and pfo,s4is pr,pc
~, pay The rIaon cn~scs -aa aks ain
way.
THONGS HaNCoCKE, ] Il, ).
Jils Of WtShi conDif,
iI.h nay 1900
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-11-21


On Thur9dsY the I3th inG At bis feat near
this city, Mr.. FRANCIS LEWIS, of
Hcnrico. In Linn hia country has loft Il lover
Of it's rights, snd the community vir;uous
ci,izen. IIc was tender srd loving hnf
band, an aGeetiouatc and indaiger, parent,
= humane msf.r, kiad goot ncjahaoor,
ard rish iia-e-- friend lie - LETT a
diiconloiate n,5ew, with feyen ir.all .hil :
dren. and numerous line Of friends aDd ac-
quaintance TO deplore hi, lois.
In vain tIi: tear, lsmented friend, !. fhed,
IN VAIN my byeae u7y forrow eor t5y Doom !;
Thc paag OF woe can never resch the dead,
Or pierce the lad rece0e, OF the tomb.
Yet, facrcd fiade, the tributary ligb,
Winch friendlkip pave, is ,enderueii receive /;
Il IS the lot OF excellence TO die,
Aud muir be natures privilege TO grieve.
Times rapid courfc myierious appcsrs,
y new extenGoa ofour dsya to lend
Fct every raomeat s3ced to our yearr,
Is ient 10 dsaw exiiicnce TO an end.
Then while the aset Proious IN, aec,ing
breath,
My friend, ,hy brigh; example let me fee /;
That | may learn 10 Gleei the iroke oF
death,
Ana flare eternal h'Ppiasfs with thee,
Hrprieo. r7t5 Nop. 1900.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-11-21
VIRGINIA. TO nit. 8
~ i6s C0vera9r ef tie Co,uss,..
e,,e1Oz

y - C~Setf.S1 ~ IJe rI65zSs1tS4 s.
|. st,esil5.
BE IT KNOWN, That on e~r n;;,.-;;,,
m Ceunsil of ihc rcsusns made b. the cnn..
n'ihonrrS Appointed to aold Frs ions IA ~,
ieselal Co1rsiea IN the Commonwealth i. ~
Eirrtors 80 caacfe Pfsiidens ssd We.
Preudeat of tie Uoiscd States. il -p,.sg,
thai the following Dcsfous are dn,y y, Al
- thst Office, sl,iSh :, ilsrcby eer,ifis y aca
ordered 10 T. I>iblih.S az puSlic cxpenTe "a
.~o 'oeses1ieg numbers in all the Gozes.e,
in tbs S;s,c,s-.yiz
George W1ythe, OF the CITY Of
Ieichmoad.
William Newlun, Of priaceis
Anne
Edmund Pendlstoa. Zen. Of Caro-
line.
William II. CabeH, Of Amberff.
lanes Madifon, Jun. of Grange.
John Page, OF Gloucelter.
Thomas Newton jun. of Norfolk
Borough.
Garter B. Harrifon, of Prince
george.
General jofeph Jones, of Dinwid-
dice
William 3. Giles, of Amelia.
Greed Taylor, of Cumberland.
Thomas Read, fen. of Charlotte.
George Penn, of Patrick,
Walter Jones, OF Northumberland.
Richard Brent, ofPrince William.
William Ell2ey, of Loudouu.
Andrew Moore, of Rockbridpe.
Gen. John Brown, of Hardy.
Gen. John Preaon, of Montgome.
~.
Hugh Holmes, Of Frederick.
Archibald Stuart, of AuguRa.
Given under ny hand at Richmond,
tina 2iR day 81 November. 1900.
JAMES MONROE.
Ata Meeting qtfbs 7ailsrs gjrfbe CT
yof Richmond, at mr.. Ricbara
Boq0lsr's 9avsrn, on Monday the
Sd Of Novembsr, 1900, FIR lie
?arp9F sfadqptag J6me Regalati-
ans neceB'ary TO be o5lcrvtd III lie
pr9lFfMiion Of their BHfacG--
M HEREUPoN, It APPEARING % them, TIA,
dc compensation heretofore received Tor
their labours. fnali TO afford thar fnppor,
which they opght to expect from their bua-
nsfs -
u rSa' anerir1osly Rsioiv.S, That ,he price for
making Of each tqir of Clothes hereaner Gall b..
Six Dollars (Boys and SCI yants Globes execpt.d1
Hoping that their culoncrs and friends 20 v hos,
they are uuder particular obligations, for paR IA.
yours. will nor fortake thsm, when they come .,
take into confederation the crcumtanees Of Hs,s-
--EsSe'Jsy T0srs-ysste, hI0gjt l9ts., and many O..
tlier eHPeufcs whieh eoufequentIy mna accrue.
1bVgoye, in obedience 20 the above relolntjop.
we the undersigned DO bind ourfelycs in the pe-.
nal fun a Tar Dollars, to be recovered by ,aw.
tor each and every breach or violation Of the fame.
LEWIS VIRGO,
JAMES HURTT
JAMES p. HOPKINS.
D DDEP e GIBBs.
WILLIAM PRINCE.
RICHARD BUPNS.
Londoy Paytfcalar dfa-
Jo;s. MIME
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-20
JOHN MANSFIELD.
NEW YORK, December IL.
DREADFUL FIRE!

Lat evening fire broke out Of the
tore belonging to Mefrs. Saltus, Son &
GO: III Front-areet, between Coenties and
Old ilips, and progreHed with the wind in
the mott alarming manner as far as the
fore of MIR. Thomas Farmer--ha,;no
deitroyed the fix buildings occupied by Sal.
tus, Son & Co. Suydam and Heyer, Iohn
Peters, Henry Suydam, John Miller, COO
per; Thomas Pryor, lail-malSer Samuel
Borrowe, fail-n,aker; and John Patrick
- he above were nearly all large wood
en- itores, with valuable contents. We
participate mott feelingly with the honea
and respectable fnferers. The flores Of
MIR. Farme rand John N. Hurtin were mi
racuiouily fayed, though their lois muR
nave been great, from the precipitate re-
movai OF their goods. The venels at the
adjoining wharves were removed without
initalning much injury. The whole a.
mount OF the lois may be efimated at
10000 Dollars.
ARRIVED.
Ships, Cambridge, Niv.n, LIVERPOOL.
Lenobla, Howard, St. Ubes; Rebecca.
otanwood, Martha Brae; Brig George,
-, Savannah Schooners, Referve, Starr.
90. Lydia, Barnet, Jamaica; Franklin.
-, Martinique; Elizabeth, Allen, Ere.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-20
NORFOLK, December r,

NORFOLK, December r..
Exfr4a gfa letter ty0m a PERRIN in Rich
NM, TO q gentleman in IBIS so4vu, dat-
ed December g.
You have no doubt heard that South
Carolina is for .1efsy/ou. Immediately
on the news reaching this place, the great
cit JOY was te9i6ed. The houfe broke
up, and there is nothing now going on but
ieaiting and rejoicing. Every department.
in the Unifed States is already filled in
the Judgment of the Jx6s,eniau,. One
man thinks himfelffecretary of ftate--ano-
ther dreams himfelf attorney -general--and
another, looking as powerful as Mars him
ielf, feels the importance of being fecreta-
ry at war. Indeed this place is quite 4
live, and you hear nothing as you pats in
the ftrcets, but " Itold yon 70, Ikne4v b.
7voald get it," Invitation after inyitat;
On, eight and ten deep; the Madeira flies
about, and the toalts are Of the moff ex-
trayagant kind. The prevailing opinion
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-20
~ tie Re6eeea, Stau4Uood, arrived yeaey-
day ''0m .5am9ica.
FALMOUTH, .Noy. {.

On Saturday came on heavy gale Of
wind from the N. E. attended with i'm.
menfe torrents Of rain, which continued
with very little intermiAion, until Mon
Day morning; on Sunday the wind fhifted
to the wef}ward with increafsd violence,
and threw the mott dreadful fwell into
Montego Bay that has been Teen for many
years.
The Kingaon poa was not arrived
when this paper was put to preis; at
winch time we received the diiagreeablc
intelligence, that all the venels lying at
Montego Bay, numbering fixfail of briggs,
Hoops and fchooners, were loft in the form
on Sunday-the venels lying in the outer
Bay, as we'll as thofe in the Clofe Harbour.
all a. fhared the fame fate. Happily, no
lives were loft.
ny travellers we are informed, the late
TORN has been general on the north iide;
tAat the canes and plantain walks in the
Pariihes OF St. AIMS and St. Mary's have
iuhered very much; in many places large
trees have been torn up by the roots in,
the lower part of St. AIMS it blew per-
Ieet hurricane all Sunday; and we much
rear, that upon the arrival of the poA, we
mall hear Of further mitchell occaGoned
by this melancholy event.
a Spanifh fchooner with 10000 dos.
On board, from the Havannah, bound to
New providence, detained by his majef-
tys IMP Sans Pareil, arrived on Monday
evening.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-20
By THIS Days Mail.
BOSTON December {

On Sunday laR, the Chapel in the ele-
giant Nrzu Aims House at wet Bottom, was
confecrated to the folemn purpoie Of divine
worfhip. The Rev. Mr.. Emerion oAici-
ated on the occafion, and preached an In
ingenious and well adapted difcourie, from
Plains TT, verfe o-Becauie of the houfe
of the Lord our God, Twill ieek thy good.
The Overfeers of the Poor, Select Men,
Agents Of the town for GREETING the build
ings, and many citizens of reipeetability
were prefent a deputation from the choirs
of the feveral religious focieties in town
aMhed in the folemnities.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-20
STONINGTON, December. o.

- oASAAS1 Ao4N, OeCeILOer, 9.
Touched in, Brig Eagle, John M'Kee,
80 days from New Providenc, bound to
New York; has been blown off the coat
two or three times. Came pafenger,
capt. John Mansfield, Of the fchr. Maj
fachutetts, belonging to New Y ork, who
was carried into Natau with a cargo, en-
tirely American property, very valuable,
which ne was obliged to leave, in order
to obtain proof Of her being iuch.
" A few days previous to my leaving
New-Providence, an order was inucd
from the court Of Vice Admiralty, that
all neutral yeflels having on board articles
the product of Spain, or venels with
French property bound to a French port,
It lent In, hould be CONDEMNED without
trial.
John MANSFIELD.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-20
NEWPORT, December, g..

Arrived on Sunday, the brig Sally, of
Bolton, Captain Hall, from Batavia,
bound for Bottom. Sailed from Batavia
10Th June in, under convoy of the u. S.
frigate Eilex, capt. Preble.
Arrived this day, the flip China, of
Philadelphia, Captain Joiah, from Bata-
tavia, bound for Philadelphia. Sailed
under convoy of the Eilex.
Schooner Nancy, Chaie, Dighton; Goop
Sally, Wefcott, Providence; Debora,
Hatch, Nantucket.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-20

be entirely done away-that then our COM
merce will fourth, for our merchantmen
will go clear, as the Britifh know better
than to touch one Of them, and get herfelf
into bot zvater with this country. The
Governor has wrote.a charming letter to
the adembly-it was almoft as long as
Mayo's bridge. Your old friends deiire
me to tell you that the C0teb Glib will be
glad of your company
MIR. Iznardi, late Conful of the United
States at Cadiz, arrived here on Thuriday
lait, from the Havana.
Mr.. Lifton, our ambanador to the u.
nited States Of America, is, it is iaid, on
his return. Mr.. Adams, the PRECEDENT,
has, It is fated, for upwards Of twelve
month, made complaints to Mr.. Liiton Of
the conduct of Britifh cruizers capturing
American fhips and property, at the very
mouths Of their own harbours. Mr.. Lii.
ton, we are informed, tranlnitted thefe re-
monitrances to this government, but he
did not find that they were efficiently
attended to, and his ituation at Phila-
delplna became very irklome and unplea-
iant. (L0ndou Courier, Oa. 49,
Wednefday evening, arrived the fh;p
Superb, captain A. Story, after tempcf.
tuous panage Of SO days from Bottom.
On the 10th of Nov. in lat. SO, 20:
north, was attacked by a heavy fquall
from the welt, attended with thunder ard
lightning which truck the fhip's main
top gallant matt, and killed two men who
were IN the top handing the fails, named
Luke M'Geen and George Cath, both of
Marblehead (Maf.) then entered the hold,
came up the run, and went out the cabin
windows, breaking every thing before it.
and letting on fire many combuf}ible art;-.
cles; it blew 70 hard that the fhip was
Obliged to fcud before the wind, being 60
light would not bear her mats to Law 70.
On the a2d, fuppoGng the ihip near the
land, and tremendous gale coming on
from the S. E. hove her too, but the gale
increaiing, and the fea running very hiph.
truck the fhip and hove her on her beam
ends, which obliged us to cut away our
mlzen- maf, then the righted, and we lcud-
ed before the wind until we imagined that
we were near land, when we got top-mafls
and yards down, and hove her too. Dec.
7, being fhort Of water, fpoke brig Mi
nerva, captain Archer, from St. Sebaf9i-
ans, bound to Philadelphia, out 4 E DAYS.
who iuPplied us with two cafks: for which
and other kind treatment of capt. Archer.
capt. Story returns his incere thanks.
The brig Minerva, -Sapt. Archer, now
IN Hampton Roads, fpoke on the 9TH Unfit.
the brig from lie of MAY to
New York, loaded with falt, wines, &c.
who informed, that four weeks before he
was boarded by a French privateer who
Plundered him OF all his wines, flores. and
between and 5000 dollars in cath.
On Thurfday anchored in Hampton
Roads, the fhip Hero, capt. Candy, Is
days from Havana, bound to PHILADELPHIA.
Same day arrived in the Roads the brig
Maria, captain LivingRon, 8 weeks from