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COPENHAGEN, March II.


are defended by battalion; another bat
tallion occupies the citadel, where the
men are daily exercifed in the artillery
fervice twenty artillerymen, under the
command of lieutenant Lamb, are alto
itationed on the batteries to fire with red
hot ihot, if neceGary.
Mr.. Vanfttart fill remains at Copen-
hagen, where it is reported that Mr..
Drummond has been appointed Britilh
ambaGador.
Orders have been ifIued for the inha-
bitants to hold them(elves in readineis to
afiemble at the alarm potts, as foon as
they ihall hear the alarm drum.
March 21s
The Englifh fleet which failed frorn
Yarmouth under admirals fir Hyde Par
ker and Mellon, has now made its appear
ance near the iland of Anholt, in the Cat
tegat.
YeRertlay afternoon an EngIifh frigate
arrived at Eilineur with a flag of truce,
and brought difpatches for Mr.. Drum
rnond, the Engith minilter here, who
to-day prefented a note to the minifry,
and had an interview with count Bern
1torf. After this interview Mr.. Drum
mond prepared for his departure, and
has actually fet for Ellineur, accompanied
byVanilttart. This afternoon orders were
given to occupy the coat with military.
For this purPofe, the light infantry in
garriion in the citadel will be detached
till further orders.
I'VE are ai1ured that in the note or ulti-
matum prefented by Mr.. Drummond to
the fccretary Of fate, count Bernllorf,
our government is requiredto fecede from
the Northern Alliance, to grant the free
paAage of the Sound to the Engliih feet,
and that the Daniih fhips are no longer
TO fail with convoy. Should thefe terms
not be acceded to Mr.. Drummond was
to ak for paAports, which have accord
ingly been given to him, as well as to Mr..
Vaniittart. On the part of England, it
was demanded that our an(wer ihould be
given in FIX hours. At frf it was alto
reported that Mr.. Drummond had had
{ccondinterview with count Bernaorf.
March p.
The Engliih fleet under fir Pyde Par
ker, which is cruizing IN the North Sea,
on the night between the 22d and 23d,
failed from Anholt to Gilleleve, on the
northern COAT of Zealand, and there an
chored. Yeiterday and to-day, however,
it has again retired. The Englifh lega-
ton, which on Saturday evening left this
city and reached Elfineur on Sunday,
went on board the Engliih frigate Blanche,
which came with the flag of truce, and
failed for the North Sea. Mr.. Writing,
the meilenger, was fent off for England,
by way of Hamburg. Several Engliih fa-
miles have left this city with Mr.. Drum
inond.
P. s. At this moment 0feven in the
evening" the wind is fair for the Englifh
fleet, 10 that tomorrow we NAV expect
very ferrous and important events in the
Sound.
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Extract of a private letter from Eliineur,
March ~

i" We have had rather blowing wea-
Their for the laf three days, and captain
Harwighea9 is driven on ihore on the
Swediih fide, and fuppofcd to be lott /;
but the other ihiPs have proceeded"
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For Sale.

BY bs IIhyi5ey, neaytbe Couuty.rv5ayf
COLOGNE Mill ~ftones, Of different
fzes, late from Amaerdam,
German, London, bitter and Crowley
feel
Sugar in ~hogfheads and barrels
Coffee, bar and rod Iron, Cuttings
Template Aoves, complete for ule, ofdif-
fcrcnt fzes
Clover feed and platter Of Paris
Beet and Pork Of the frft quality, by the
barrel
Fine and coarfe Salt
Tar, Turpcntine and RoGn.
JESSE HOLLINGSWCRTH.
Baltimore, January II. aaw1st
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toy 3weo
pal4able PROPERTY fer SAFE.

SEVEN hundred and eighty EIGHT acres
IN the county..of Hampiaire, On the wa
tiers 9 esreat Cape capoa, about . miles
from the Warm Springs, and 90 from
syinchetter. This land is full OF wood.
oak and pine timber. Two ex~cellentfarms
may be made, with 80 to 80 acres ofbot-
tom, and rich high lands to each: and in
the heart Of the timber there IS a fine feat
ior q iaw-rnili. Capt. Daniel Rice will
thew the lands.
three tiaoufand eight hundred and for
fy-1ye acres in the county Of Ohio. on
the waters of Grave and Eth Creeks.
near the river Ohio, and about So miles
below Pittfburg. Some of thefe lands are
very good, with comfortable quantities of
rich bottom, and plenty of excellent tim
Der. Robert Woods, Efq. the Surveyor
CT that county, will thew thefe lands.
Ore hundred ieyenty- tx and three
iourths acres, within three miles Of .,he
Warm Springs, upon Great CAPE Caton
nea. its mouth, and within / Of 4 mile
q the River Potomak. This land ha.
arout 10 or so acres Of rich bottom
notify IN cultivation, with z74fne Sueoy
lrefs on II; from which l ann informed,
there may be made 3ooolb. of good fuoar
annually. There are ALTO a Feat for .o1;a
'sHd law mills on it, equal to any in Thar
neighborhood, and upon a never fa;i;na
Aream OF water. The upland is rich
withPlenty Of timber, and part under cul
tivstion. This farm is well improvcd
with 2 good orchard, houfes and fenc;ns'
and rented lat year for produce equal %
1ixty pounds Per ann Mr.. Toeph Butler,
at the Warm Springs, will hew l.. Twill
tell al, or any Of the aboye lands for cain
Or upon credit, T take in exchange for
them lands in Fairfax County, or lot. of
land in the City Of Alexandra, or the
City Of WAhington.
January IS. Z
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THE UBaCRiBER

ReDsesf uH informs the bub-
bic, that finding it indifpcraabiy neceHa-
~ todiaolvc the copartnerih;p OF O'Nr4I
and WARP, in the Globe Tavern, of this
town, he intends in future to conduct that
home on his WI accounr, under the name
OF fhe GOLDEN BALL, and declares
no cxertion on his part fhall be wanting to
giveNevety psrfon who may favor him
with their commands entire fatisfaeion.
he sfequets all perfons indebted to the
above firm to be fpcedy in fettling their
accounts with him, as he alone is aut,,o-
riied to give a valid difcharge for money
Que, or make any kind Of fettlement with
! them. He ALTO requeRs the favor of all
re'ions holding demands .againl OsNe;l
snd Ward TO render him their feyeral de-
mands, as he w;fhcs to have them adult
ed as ioonfas ,pots,ble.
ENOCH WARD.
Jan. Is. I6) 3yeo
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A Houfekeeper wanted

LIBERAL wages will be given to a
ollcrect Woman, capable Of managing the
AFFAIRS OF my family as a HorGkeebsr.-
a middle aged woman of a mild difpoG.
ton and regular department. will be pre-
icrred, as part of her attention will be
nece'iary IN experimenting a nurfery of
CHARLES LEE.
Deeembes -, 1900. eod,f-
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ANTHONY SAWYER.
Hair DrsDsr and P~ey1uuey,
(lately from Baltimore)
Royal freet, between King ard Prince
@1treets, fourth door fouth fthe Print
ing Office of the Times,
Begs leave to inform the
Ladies Of Alexandria, and the country
generally, that having received the new.
eft taihion Of Ladies' Wigs and Filets, he
will be thankful to receive their orders
for the above articles, and will warrant
them equal to any manufactured on the
continent.
N. B. Any Lady wihing to fee his
Patterns, may be accommodated by fend-
lng a ieryant to his hop.
90 He has for fale, every article n
ne Periurncry line, on the mott reafona.
bic terms.
or imall quantity.
Alex. Dec. S. 4
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To be Rented,

TO be Rented,
Aad 9eDsDoa gioen immediafey-
Astwo tory houfe andsgarden on Duke.
ttreet, about two fquares to the eaAward
of the aons bridge.
w. HARTSHORNE.
a number Of valuable lots
in different fituations, to be fold-alfo, a
brick houee in King-Rreet, in che terdre
OF Thomas Crufe "a part Of the parchafe
money will be taken in Alexandria Bank
ihares at par, and for fome Of the lots. A
lexandria lnfurance flares at a price to be
agreed on. For part of the purchafe mo-
ney Of either, a liberal credit may be had.
If Month 9TH. 60
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Sales 6y:Auaion.

Sales BY Autzlon.
On WEDNESDAY next,
At ten o'clook, will be fold, at the Auc.
iorsRoom on Union Street,
Sugar IN bills.
Candies in boxes,
Tobacco in kegs,
Coffee in bags,
Sal,petre in bags,
Rai1ins in boxes,
Grapes in jars, J.
Almonds in bills.
Oranges in boxes, I
,Anchov;es in kegs and boxes,
Together 4vtb a v4riry Of
d z Y G. O @ d s, +
Au0ng 7Ybab are
Wilton and Scotch Carpet
ing, ffriped and plain Coatings, Kerfeys,
Plains, Flannels, rofe Blankets, Broad
cloths, Kerleymeres, worried EIofe, d.
rants, mems fine Hats, Irifh and Ger
man Linens, Humhums, Mullins, &c.
HENRY g THCS. MOORE,
January 70. Auacuee7s.
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a LOT of GROUND

p~nsthecornero of Queen andFairsax nreets,
attending La3 feet 2 inches on Queen
-ttrset, 4 feet s inches on Fairfax itreet :
tiis property is tablet no incumbrance.
or terms apply to MIR. John Green, A
i~Exandria, or Mr.. Hezekiah Price, Old
Town, Baltimore.
Liberal credit viii be allowed for
the payment.
January z. eo1st
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Public Sale.


On FRIDAY. next,
At 10 O'Clock, will be Sold at the Ven
s due Store,
BROWN c.
In hhds. tietces and barrels-ou a Cred;,
and FIR Cs@.
7ene7zFe Vine an flbes and
Catalonia do. in pipes,
French Brandy do.
Unlikely in bis.
Coffee In bags,
Hyfon and Bohea Tea in chefs.
Raiins in kegs,
Soap and Candles in boxes,
I. Tobacco,
Nails, Hardware, &c.
Alo, quautiy1
ID Cd S,
CoyGfMg 5f
Cloths, Coatings, WEIGH Planes, Elan.
neis, lriih Linens and Sheetine, Ozns-
burgs, Silks and S%attins, Caiicoes, book
and %jaconet mullins, tanboured and plain,
Threads, Hats, Paper, &c.
P. G. MARSTELLER,
January II. Axaiou<er.
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WASHINGTON, January a..

MN JANUARY u.
The bill "7ss provide foy The more con-
1fnient orgaxisafion of the courts 1 tile
Unied States" as pafIed on Tuefday laR
in the Houie of Representatives, pre-
fcribes:
l.. That after the next felton, Of the
Supreme Court Of the US. the faid court
ihall be held twice a year at the city of
Warrington, viz. one the frR Monday
in June and December.
2. That after the next vacancy the
court fhall confa Of Ave juaices.
8. That the feveralffates hall be divid-
ed into twenty two diarias.
f.. That the faid twenty two 2ifriAs
fhall be clafsd into FIX circuits, viz, 1.
Conffting OF diRriets Of Maine, N. Hamp-
fibre, M~aGachufetts and Rhode Hand ;
?. Conffing Of Connecticut and Yer
mont, 8. ConiGing of diArias of Jeriey,
EaR and Wet Pennfylvania and Della
ware !; 4. Conffing Of difriAs of Mary
land, and EAT and Welt Virginia g.
Conffing of diariSfs Of North-C Carolina,
South Carolina andgGeorgia; 6. Conff-
Ing OF difrids EAT TenneHee, Wet Ten
nenee, Kentucky and Ohio.
s. That in each of thefc circuits there
fhal be three judges, &c be called circuit
49,
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NORFOLK, January IT.

I - r
The two veilels mentioned i'll our lait TO
have been taken by the French p~rivateer
LIE Jeune Creole, were the American flip
Hibernia, capt. Tanning (of Bottom from
Damifcotta to Jamaica with Lumber and
Spars, and the Britih hip Ludlow, capt.
Mathews, from St. Johns New BrunfwicS
for Jamaica, with lumber and hfh.
Died on the 18th inf. after a lingering
i~llnefs, JOHN BuRNHAM, Of New York
late Armourcr's Mate, on board the Y.
S. fhip Portfmouth, capt. M'Neil.
Entered, Sloop Ranger, Iawfon, New
port ; fchr. Agnes, Carpenter, N. YORK;
brig Mohawk, Quincy, from Baltimore
in difrefs.
Cleared, fnow Carolina, Molten, ST.
Croix ; fchrs. Louis, Cooper, Petersburg;
Hannah, HuGey, Charlefon William
Seeds, Richmond; Polly, Macklin, Kicn-
mond Ship Juno, Luke, Cork ; b,is
Nonpareil, Barclay, Jamaica ; loop JUN
ana, Stowe, Jamaica.
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Afkairs here again aHumc a military ap-
pearance. Cardinal Rufo i organizing !
freh naafs Of troops. which principally
'confih Of Tranfiberini, or the Inhabitants
on the other iide of the Tiber. The
.Neapolitan corps will march towards TUT
cany. The rope has distributed among
them 10000 piaifers. On Monday a
courier arrived-here from Pcterlburgh he
brought dispatches for the king of Sardinia,
who is now here and afterwards proceeded
TO- Naples.
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Kikd.-One officer and twelve Gs.rnea.
Wonnded.-Three officers, twenty-five
feamen, three marines, and one boy.
Name ye@ee, kiNed.-George Milne, fe-
ccnd lieutenant.
Manner Of officers zvouxded.-Archibald
Macdonald, lieutenant Of marines; An
drew Barclay, mater ; - Horne,
captains clerk.
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NEW January 10.

A0 -.
Ard brig Friends Adventure, Cocket,
Baltimore fch'r Debbe, Star, Savanna.
Cleared, hips Dolphin, Updike, Cork ;
Enterprise, Cummings, Londonderry -
Commerce, Reynolds, Liverpool ; Betty,
Thompfon, Trinidad ; briggs Peggy, Lat
timore, Liverpool /; Dove, Johnfon, St.
Ceres, Peters, London (: Samuel
Edwards, St. Bartholomew's fchr. Peter
and Ann, Warrington, St. Croix; iloop
Maria, Bogardus, St. Croix.
Sch'r George, Newell, from N. Ha-
ven to Demarara, has put into Tortcla
:thro' freis of weather.
On Friday evening the hip Thomas
formerly the Admiral Duncan belonging
ito captain Jenkins, drifted up to Cerlear's
Hook, oppoite the furnace, where lhe ran
on the rocks and bilged. She was freight
ed for Liverpool with a valuable cargo of
-four, potafhes, and 100 hhds. of fax
feed, and lay in the EAT river ready for
fea. She has now s or feet water in her
hold, but it is fuppofed will be got off
with fome part of her cargo.
It is a fngIlar circumitanee attending
this yenel, that about the fame time laf
year, Whit laying at the wharf of Saltus,
Son and Co. and when juf ready for fea,
the took fire, and was burnt TO the waters
edge, loiing by the accident the greater
part of very valuable cargo of -four and
other articles, intended for Liverpool.
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November II.

The Imperial eGdent in Valachia has
TENT intelligence that the Pacha of Braila,
had marched rewards Krajowa, with 1000
nnen, q oppofe the intended ~invaion of
Vallachia by Paiwan Oglou. After. the
Pacha, who commanded 1000 men, had
been defeated by'Pafwan Oglou, the latter
wrote to the Hofpodar Of Vallachia,
Marufa that in cafe the Pacha of Braila
hould o have evacuated Krsjowa within
q given period, he lPafwan Oglon) would
enter Valachia with a body Of. troops.
This intelligence has caufed great lenfa-
tion among the Greek merchants at vi
emma, who have great Quantities of goods
at Bucharea ard in Vallachia. it is faid
that the Pacha Of Pechia intends to make
acommon canfe with Pafwan Og,ou.
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judges, two Of whom hall form a ouorur
to hold two feAions annually at cert.;s
fpecifed places, and one of whom hall b.
commifioned as chief juRice.
Is. That the circuit courts fhall have
all the powers heretofore veRed in the or
cult courts of the United States.
7. That the faid circuit courts reGpea
lively, fhall have cognizance of all crime,
and offences cognizable under the author
ity of the United States, and committed
within their REFLECTIVE diRrios, or UNION
the high feas; and ALTO Of all cafes in law
or equity, ariing under the ConAitution
and laws of the United States, and ire,
ties made, or which hall be made unde,
their authority ; and alto of all actions. o.
luits of a civil nature, at ommon law. ~
in equity, where the United States man
be plaintiffs or complainants; and ALTO of
all actions, or fuits, matters or things COO
nizable by the judicial authority Of TIE
United States, under and iby virtue Of tn.
contribution thereof, where the matter in
diipute hall amount to touy hundred dol.
lars; and where original jurifaictioni is not
given by the contribution of the United
states to the fupreme court thereof, or ex.
cluive Jurifdi6tion by Aaau to the dsa,ia
courts of The United States.
Provi4ed always, That in all cafes
where the title or bounds Of land hall
come into quef;on, the jurifdietion of the
iaid circuit courts hail not be retrained
by reaGon Of the value Of the land in d;i.
pute.
S." Thar all actions, fuits, process,
oleadings, and other proceedings Of what
lature or kind %fcever, depending or exig-
;ng many of the prefent circuit courts Of
he United States, or in any of the prclent
iiitriet courts of the United States acting
As circuit courts, hall be, and hereby are,
Continued over to the circuit courts eta
| ,li!hed by this act"
9. That each Of the circuit judges flall
oe allowed 1000 dollars per annnm ex-
sept the judges Of the 9Th circuit who ihall
&c allowed oodollsrs.
10. In the 9th circuit there is to be an
additional Judge appointed, who, with the
wo prefent diitrid judges, are to c%onpoe
he circuit court for that circuit.
II. All the preient powers with which
| he diilriet courts are vefed are transfer
red to the circuit courts, excepting ADM.
rally powers.
In Senate, yefferday, the drt fiction Of
the " bill for erecting a Maufoleun to
George Warrington previoufy paled in
the IL. of Representatives, was negatiyed.
NORFOLK. January II.
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q large 1Ilgdtc ; IL WAS near mlOnl4ne De-
fore I could bring her to action, and then
not 10 clofe as / could with, as he always
bore up and kept at long hot; The how
ever did US comfortable damage in our rig
cling and fails, but to appearance be ff-
fered equally. We feparatcd for fome
time, and l took that opportunity to get
our rigging, sc. again in complete repair.
On the morning Of tho sth, / had the
p%lealure of bringing him to cloie action:
and after about an hour and an half hard
fighting, an officer came out or. her bow
fprit, 1.-THE only place he could be een
from, owing to the MATS of confulon, by
the lofs Of her fore-maft, mizen-maA, and
main-top-maA, having fallen on board)
and iaidthey had truck to the Britifh flag.
She was Immediately taken poAeGion Of,
and proved to be the French frigate the
Vengeance, citizen Pilot, capitaine de
VaiHeau, commander, mounting 28,. 18
Founders onher main deck, IS, IL pound
ers, and 8, AZ Founders, ~(cayronadesj on
her quarterback and orecatle, and braE
lwivcls on the gunwale, with hifting guns
on the. main and quarter decks. The
weight of metal have mentioned in French
| pounds.
The behaviour Of the officers and fhip's
company was fuch as has always charac-
terized the Britifh feamen. 70 my frfe
Lieutenant, Mr.. C~heetham, I am greatly
indebted for his cool and heady behaviour
and for the amazing fire kept upfrom the
main deck, which nothing could .:!urpafs.
My fecond lieutenant, MIR. Geo. Milne,
fell fighting nobly about the middle of the
action. In him his majefy has loft a va
liable and as Jealous an officer as any in
the f~cryice. .
Tony third lieutenant, Mr.. Edeveair,
Whom | mentioned on a former location,
when gunner of the, Pique), / am equally
Indicted for hrs ~lervices ; as lisewiic Mr..
Barclay the matter, and MIR. Macdonald,
lieutenant Of marines, who was taken down
wounded, and came up again when dreaed,
butIwas obliged from a fscond wound to be,
taken below. But | am happy to fate,
the life Of this valuable officer will be fay-
edtorender further f@eryices to his maieRy.
The behavior of the petty officers and fea-
men, and marines, was fuch as does them
the highef credit.
The Vengeance is a very large frigate,
Ave years Old, and exactly the dimeniions
OF the Filgard in his majefy's fervlce, and
is the fhip which had the action fone time
fince with the American frigate, Connel-
lation. Previous to her leaving Curacao,
fine had a large fupply of feamen from
GuadalouPc, and was every way COM,
pie tely found, and bound to France.
His majefy's fhip under my command
has fufered much in her mats and hull
fails and rigging entirely cut to pieces:
Your lordfhip will perceive the Vengeance
is superior in fze, guns, and number of
men to has majefy's hip / have the ho-
nor to command but nothing could with
ftand the fteady behaviour Of this fhip's
crew. l have the honor of encloiing a lit
III IL lsIt-l - -.-1-1 TT. n , n
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PHILADELPHIA. 7

IIlILADELFf1IA, january 20
Cleared, hipSwanwick, Kirkbride, Ii
verPool /; brig Polly and Mary Ann, Van
neman, jamaica. u
The brig Betty, White, from New.
York, arrived at New-Caitle yeferday
afternoon.
The frigatc N. York has arrived at
St. Kits.
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ENGLISH OFFICIAL ACCOUNT
OF THE
CAPTURE~oF THE VENGEANCE.
LONDON, November rs.

1o4NDolN) 4NOtCiuOSI 10.
Admi,ahy- QNee, Nop. 8. 1900.
Copy of a letter from Vice Admiral Lord
Hugh Seymour to Evan Nepean, efq.
dated on board the Abergavenny Port
Royal Harbor, Jamaica, the gift Of
Augua, 1900.
SIR, :
] have the very fincere .pleaiure in for
wardlng toyou, for the information of the.
Lords Commifioncrs of the Admiralty, a
letter which / have received from captain
Milne, cfhis majefy's hip Seine, defcrib-
ing an aaion which does great honour to
him, his officers, and hip's company, and.
which ended in the capture Of the French
Republican frigate the Vengeance, a fhip
ofveryfuperior force to that whichhe COM
n,andcd.
Captain Milne has done 70 much iuaice
TO his officers and men, by his report Of
their conduct on that location, that / have
only to offer my congratulations to their
Lordfhips upon the mccefs which attended
their cxertions, and to express my hope
that It will receive marks Of their Lord
fhip~'s'favour, proportional to the. f~atisfac-
tion which they mutt derive from the e.
vent, which has brought forward the me-
rit Of thofc engaged in 1T.
am, Sir, &c.
I'll SEYMOUR.
MgsJ'i Slip Seine, eff 81. Domin-
go, -4agxf n, 1900. /
My Lord,
/ have the f~atisfaGion to acouaint vour !
lordfhip, that on the morning Of the 10th
I obferved = ihip on the ftarboard
tack iaanding to the ~northward through the
Mona PaAage; / foon perceived fhe was
enemy, and made all fail in chace, with |
light breezes; the wind having come
10 the i,orthward Obliged her to tack, az
he could not weather Cape Raphael on the
81. Domingo fhore; fhe then food S. S.
3. and made all fail by this time il was
pear funtst, and I could perceive fhe was