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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-11-07

We hear that GIDEON GRANGrn. Efq.
OF Sutfield (Con.) is appointed Poa Mater
General # the United States, in the room Of
Mr.. HABERsHAM, rehgncd.
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Take Notice..

A IL Perfons having demands aeaina the
"A eHate OF Jsfpb Pike. late Of Newport,
Ship Wright, deceaied, ATE reqoeRcd TO ex-
hibited them to the Subfcribes tor fettle-
ment and thofe indebted TO faid effate ara
deGred to make immediate payment to
KATHERINE PRICE. .Gluiz'x.
ROBERT DUNHAM, jun. .4auis',.
Newport, Nov. 7, 1901. Cts
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Sales at AuGtion.

On WEDNESDAY, ,-iith inf, at 10 o'clock.
will be fold at GARDNER 81 DEANS
ORicc, viz.
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atsramrta anDertfSer.
MONDAY, OCTOBER (.

I,f;d !, legiliature of Upper Canada have
liz ca ~ aS,' Tor granting to his naieity.
bad Ne duties on all goods and mer
|go ~. 'hat may be imported or bro,
E.s. ms as pF0Slce from any part, port 70 o.
Lni,. y OF q belonging to the citizen, Of The
Ii.d -. crates OF America, as are now i,
BY =, ~ IS sol * under and by virtue Of
|ao, a. - lie Parliament of Great Bri.
(l.~.'s ESQ and collected in the province
sSsf Carada, to and for the NE .nd
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;o,o Cairo, that general, together with the
Enelih, had determined to draw all the
fore they could ipare towards Alexandria
md il was expected thar general Menou
would Coon follow the example of his COM
raSes at Cairo, and endeayour TO obtain
decent capirulation.
Hamburg, Aug. IL.
Toby we have received rhe ordinary
polt from Conltantinople, with letters to
the 10th of July. Theie (which do not
come down 70 late as the above courier &C
coun,| mention, that the fcarci,y of water
IN Alexandria had already come to iuch
pitch, thar the folders received each bu
ore beker of water day. Much heavy
artillery had been ordered TO Cairo. Gen
Huschinfon had received frsih reinforce.
mens of 1000 Engliih troops.
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Ruulte sale.

M oESD 4Y nr*f, qsiH be /aM at the
pe1aAe Stare,
For the Benen' of the Underwriters,
One BaGr'4f
DQfFlL. BLANKETS,
No. z64.
PHILIP G. MAKSTELLER.
W. s. VeniuaA ne-
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dle8ana'za g Noijo.k
i A G. K F. II

>l0a.kFS - - ~ 'C'tF>tUiiy
AEsG ~, returns thanks to his tfie dis
zasgssssssrs and the public in general,
f2r the encouragement and
patronage WI h which they have long ho-
nored him, in frequenling his packer he-
tween Norfolk and Alexandria. lie IS
now happy TO inform Them thar he has
eitahllihed handfome, tsit fa,l,ng Slcop,
named the GEORGE, in the fame Ire,
with elegant communications for -faHen-
gers, there being four private rooms, be-
ildcs large airy cabin, and TO avoid the
inconvenience and dfgreeable fnGations
which fone perions experience from paint,
the cabin is dnifhed with mahogan
Any ladies or gentlemen honoring him
with their company fhall have every at
tention paid to them, and no exerticns
iha!i be wanting on his part TO give per-
iett fatisfatfion,
Now lying at the wharf of Ricketts,,
Newton and Co. to whom, or to the = u.
tain on board, apply for rtigh, or paGaee.
IkISTkIM BUTLER.
Oa. s. coo,
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benefit of this province, uoder aud by vir.
tue OF any prov,iional agreement IN ior,e
between the provinces of Upper Canaoa
and Lower Canada, and unaerand by ,ir.
rue OF any act or acts pailc in the fid
province oil-owcr Canada, impofing du-
~ on goods and msrchandize hrongM into
that proNince from Great Britain or paris
beyond tie ieas.''
The ior;s of c rnwall, Johnaown,
New Cattle, York, Knsitoi., Niagara,
Queeniton,. F9rt- Erie, Pelaage, Turkey.
point. Anherithursh and Sandwich, arc
declared TO be ports o! Entry and earan,e
ior all goods and merchandise bot into
hat province.
BY the a.ove law it is enacted, tha, !,
he matter or pefion having command 0,
ny vehei, boat, raft or carriage, Ihall ne.
iett to make report Of the foods liable
% cu1y, he is iublccf to forfeit a fun no,
els than five pounds, and not exceedin.
NO hundred pounds.
NO duty is required upon peltries brot
inland navigation,
extra6 fran The LIFERPOOL PRICE
CORRENI--dng4F ~, 1901.
AMERICAN Pi>CDUCE.
Wheat, American, per 7olbs us cd to
Canada, Ios to IT'S
loor, Superfine, per bl. AS to ass
fine, 4os to AS
Indian I III, w. buih. IS sd TO As
Eye, s. 81 TO s,
<}c Hour, per bl. z3s tc 26s
indian Corn Mra!, g, 10 lis
= TITO 90 pr Punch IT'S to SIS
Ahes, pot, If per cwt. 81, ~ SIS
Pearl, SIS &c So
urpent per cwt. Iss to ISs Cd
Pitch, lis ,oI3s
>oiin, I3s to r6s
Tar, per bl. zos to zzs
indigo, Carolina, per Id. IS to IS
slaves, White Oak, pipe, NJ. of 1900,
I6i to 34l
HID. to I6l
Brl. 81 to1ol
Red Oak, hid. 81 IL
n. York Logs, Oak, per cub. IT. rs cd
Pine, Is sd TO rs Sd
Plank, oak, pertt. in. thick,
6i,o6E
Pine 10 Sd 10 SD
Boards, oak, do in. ,nl,k, al
TO sd
P,ne, d. do cd
Tobacco, York & James River, per lb.
Il 10 6 ii
Rappafanno,k, asd TO Sd
2 ,'onak, 34>iso 4 "a
Georgia, II to Id
Caroiina, 2 Il to I'D
Stem'd, S. so8i
M'rylanu, brown, I'd to Il
Coloury, Sd 70 Cd
K'te'oot, ii Isl
Sugar, Mufco. brown, per cwt. 3os 20 4os
Middiins, Ais 10 43s
Good, AS to 46s
I. Fine, 4os toszs
Havana, brown, IS, TO SOS
White, 60, TO 7ss
Coffee, ordinary 9Ss to 1855
MiddIins, i5ostoIISs
Good, 1905 10 RIOS
Fine, 3os to 1858
Triage, SIS TO oos..
Java, oSs 10 IoS,
Cocoa, w. India, brown, 80, TO 86s
Red, S8s TO 9zs
Surrinam, so, to Sos
Spaniih, common, Sos 10 oos
Carracca, IIzS toIio,
Hides, Buenos Ayres, 64d TO I'D
Cuba, Sd to E ID
Weh-lndla, I'D to sid
Logwood, chit, camPeachy, III los 10
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indigo St. domingo, IS to Is Sd
SpAmth, s.. to iis.
Mahogany, enaufas, PER fl. in. thick,
Is III to Is ,
r hiipanicla,.Is Sd to rs I'D
= An account OF tie quantity Of wheat
noar' rye -four and lnoian meal, inipee,ed
IN ne eity OF Baltimore, Tor the lai, quar-
yer ending The goth Sep ,ember.
o373o barrels OF wheat four
s,olS half barrels do,
l,o69 barrels rye do.
halt barrel do.
81 hhds haitian corn meal
Sos barrels do.
~ order,
X. H. MoALR, rcg;Ncr
OF The ci,y oi baltimore
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Iyubtir &aIa.

On fRV1DAT aext, me 9th day IF oao-
Ger, ar 4 o'cloe4 m tie DJl<ruasu, av.H
6e/ola an tbe pennies,
! hat valuable LOT
= Re coFrcr OF Doke ard alter ftreets.
e'n M en- Duke freet IS teer, a d
on Water nrcei 81 teer, to an 8 .e,t a.,
ieey' on which lot are eected icvcr,l -
y = .alu"o'e frame hoats. The grounc IS
i,oJect 10 an annual rem OF +. IS: 1s:o
a long credit will be given tor car, 81 be
p"'ei''ie money. Fur her particulars VIII
DC lnade Known previous 70 the faIe.
PHILIP q. MARSIEIIER.
or. s, dst V.a.tre-W p
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Hu,chnfon had received frsfh reinforce.
mens of 1000 Ensliih troops.
Part of PHILADELPHIA.
Arrived, briggs Unioa, Thurlton, 5.
sebaaians; Nancy, Selierman, Cape Fra'
co.'s Eiperauza, Goiding, Gaze FRANCOIS
Nancy, burk, ST. Croix; Jane, Sawyer,
Belfaa; Superior, Eldridge, Havanna,
Schrs. Jolly Bachls, Gallagher, Jamai-
ca; Fame, Barker, Nantucket; D.fpa,ch
Henry, S .Jago dc Cuba; Camilla, Jones,
Laguira.
ScErs. Gu.i-lna, Rudy aid, N. York
Pr,ln ole, Kenrick, Chatham.
Shops Rachel, Yorke, Portland A.
nels, Carr, ST.. Croix Eagle, Gree,,
Newport, 4. i.
C.eared, ihips Whining on, Woodward
Lilbon; Columbia, Hayn, Batavia; q
live Branch, Caliin, Barbados; ichoopel
Two Bedeys, Waters, ST. Jago de Gu
ba.
Game up from The Lnzavtto.
Brig Abigail, Lord, ST. Croix.
Ship Ienjamin, Beale, from hence, has
arrived at Hambro'.
From The log book IF the brig Union, cap.
Tomf1n.
d Aug. -, failed from St. sebattians
& left there the brig Minerva, OF Pbilade.-
81 phia, capt. Gildea, TO fail in three DAYS
n for Bordeaux; the brig Rifcue, of Balti
more, captain M'Bridge, to fail in a feu
& days for Liibon. In lat. AZ, II, N. long.
Il IS. W.fpoke lhip Enterprise OF Norwaik,
Samuel Kelly, matter, from London, to
Baltimore, out i days. Sept. IL, la.
40, u, N. long. 6S, w. {poke the FIJI.
Columbia of Providence, R. /. WIN. Rcd
man, from Amaerdam, bound to PROV.
dence, out 50 days.
Ship Caiiiope, Walton, from London.
and another nip, are be.ov.
Ship Dirafch, Nichols, ofand for this
port, was at Hamburg when the LAWN,
failed, to leave there the 9Th Aug.
n The hip reported below, is faid TO BE-
the lhomas, of Bottom, from what port
unknown, probably the Ton, from Hum
81 burg"
n Sh,P Caroline, Motley, from Liverpool
and lhP Rosbuck, Raler, from Briftol. are
rs below. -
Ship Pennsylvania, York, from hence 10
iiamourg, was off the Texel, the 9th q
~ Ausuit with contrary winds.
capt. Gardner, ipokc the following vef
i a Aug 18th, lat. A8, long. ~, IS.
mp Geo. Barclay, from New ork 10 il
ss uP out 10 days. same day, fhil
imam MnlIam and Mary, from Philadelphia Il.
n ..s out a6 days, all we'll. Sept.
su' a!' 43. 20, long. So, ~, brie
s's'aNiP' Stevens, from Philadelphia 10
@ -out "A days. Sept. I'm, lat.
b. Bo,.3 long. o., brig Young Eagle, iron,
DUul0saux to Bottom, out IS days Tn
s ssP' = OF this yefel had ipoken off the wen.
SUI s." 'Aa ma few days before, the Uni,cs,
She e' iIlsate George Wilmington, capt.
onsw' bound up the Straits, with fb;,
-'o .r convoy, name unknown. :
Iaefday laa viz. ~" 'oiss Oh
ship Maria, Grifi,s, for Leeboro. Pei
idie :, J0ughan, Tenerife Nymph, liar.
IA, D. p Andeto; brig Moroing Star, -;
80 Nesuia'or, Delavau, Madeira.
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MILAN, July 20.

jay ~.
The following arc fome of rhe particu-
lars relative to the mutiny which took
place at Turin onthe 18th of this month;
Some folders who were ordered TO
march for Tufcany, refufed TO fet out till
the arrears of their pay were discharged.
General Dclmas appeared among them,
and en3eavoured to appeafe the tumult
boi at the fight of folder who fpoke
loGdcr chan the ref, and who threatened
him Win his mufguet, he was unable
Longer to refrain his indignation. 1t is
thought that on this location he employed
700 much rigour. The mutineers, ioti1
inflated by this action Of their general, fee
out on their march. About mid day,
however, they returned to town, and
joined feveral other folders, who Ike
vile demanded their pay, but without
committing any other act of infobordins'
ton, and continuing to do duty. The
hra reyolters proceeded to the citadel, ln-
to which they wiGaed to enter here was
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friga.e, exactly the fame force as the Co,
corde. The Similsnte is new frioa,.
from New York in America, boand -
Bordeaux, in France. She had, When
fhe failed, 100 men on board. We recciv
ed the defcription of her from an Amer
can ihip after we failed from ST. Iohn,
We have been cruiGng every where in Or
der to fall in with her: but if it be trus
that fhe ha, engaged the Concorde, ou,
chance is all over. The hands ale ue
turned up to weigh anchor
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NAVAk ACTION.
PLYMOUTH, Aupult Ir

Came in from cruize the Sylph oc -
'hirty-rwo pound carronades, and Iao
men, captain Dalhwood, after an action
with French frigate. of a. guns and
$50 men, in fight OF St. Audero.
The Sylph, in the evening Of the ,,a
alt. at eight O'Clock, dilcovercd laroe
irigate to windward, bearing down upon
her. Captain Dalhwood lay too for her
from P. M. to II P. M. when verv
warm aston commenced, which was con-
t,nued within riRol lhot, with great fo;.
rlt on both iides for ! hour ard 20 nj.
nutes, when the frigate's fire began to
ilacken and fne made fail. The Sylvh
was too much dilabled TO follow her, hav-
ing been hulled by IS ihot, aud having
Izz thor holes OF Is Founders, through
her fore and at, inainfa;l, tho, between
wind and water, her main matt batv
wounded, and making about foot and
an half OF water i'll the hour.
During the night they 60, the G,ip
little to rights, and in the morning pe-.
ceived the eocmy TO windward, d;aant
about miles.
Having folnewhat repaired the Sylzh's
damages, captain Dafhwood made fail af.
ter as well as his difabled fate would Al.
low, from fun-rife till A. M. The
enemy perceiving this, changed his courie
and made fail for the land. The Sylph
making much water captain Dalhwood
feered for this port, and arrived a:e on
1huriday lat, at S. P. M. Though the
action wa. 70 warm, and LATED 70 long,
fortunately the Sylph had only ore man
killed, fix ilightly wounded, and three
badly, having each loft leg.
1t Is remarkable that the French, figase
did NOT thew her colours during the ac,lon.
From her defcription, fhe mutt be either
the Artemife of44 guns, or lie Cuerlon,
of ~ guns, efcaped from Rochefort.
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LONDON, Auo. r.

Exfrad from an eDfter on 6eardfbe Auyo-
rafng@fF, ar anebor eff lie tom If
Fayah in TIE Uand offbat name, TuIy
II, 1901.
!" An American came here the other
day, and relates that he iaw on the ,s,h.
IN the evening, two large ihips to Ieeward
engaged for three hours. One is fuppofed
to pc our frigate the Concorde, which ia;l-
ed from this place on the 9Th /; and the
other the Silniiante,. Of Sc guns, French
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OF POR TUCAL.

1t fill appears to be unknown, whether
France and Portugal are at peace or NOT.
1t is faid that the troops on board the
French fquadron under admiral LIMOS were
defined to take poHefion of Liibon. The
greatef exertions were making at that
place, by the lalt accounts to equip a Rces
5000 men had been preHed. Among the
conjeaures respecting the objeer of this e.
qulpment is, to protect the Brazils.
1t has been fuppoied, that Sir H. Pc.
pham's Squadron was defined againa
the Brazils-it is now reported that it
was to make an attack on the lie Of
France.
The court of Portugal have fent an en-
voy to Ruiia, to induce the emperor to ule
his good offices in feeuring the indepen-
dence of the country.
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THE ANSWER.
:" Bg4on, June zotb, 1901.

SIR,
{" The hard fervices of a life which
has been unceafngly devoted to my coun-
Try, and the fatigues of the late journey
to Warrington, for the purpofe of re-
moving unfavoursble imprefions towards
my adminiffl alton, inoapacitated ne from
returning here, with thai difpatch, | could
have wiihed, and poaponed the receipt
OF your letter to the lat evening.
Mr.. Jeferlon's recent determination
to 'uperiede me will b,shasmiaNy confirm
all the cruel calumnies that have been VT.
tered and the appointment Of MIR. Clair
borne, Whole motives for 70 illiberallv
wounding my fame are fallv underRood,
mutt produce " not general harmony ard
mutual attachment between the people
and the public funetionaries Of the Mntif-
tlppi Territory, 70 particularly necefary
for the PROPERTY and happinefs of an in.
FAINT eltablilhment"-which fems the a
vowed motive, but the very reyerfe and
either Profrate all zeal for good and or
DERBY government, within the territory.
or continue the mo& difcordant, and bane-
fll pafions.
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and been foltercd, principally by a rancor-
Gus Britilh penGoner reiident in the Milf
Gppi Territory.
MIR. Jeferfon aiured the. governor, that
from every thing which had come to his
view, nothing diihonourable had ever at
tached to his charaeser-that MIR. .Clai-
borne had no authority for intinuating that
he was to be governor-that no Deceive
meainres eoere or %ould be taken upon the
inbiett until he had ample opportunity to
make his approximations, which he propof.
ed to receive through the department Of
fate, and upon which he ould beRow
his candid and impartial attention.
G-T Marx again reader, natzunb9audine
all tbsE aDsuisas, Mr.. CIai5erxe 4vas
tben appointed. The Preiidcnt aiked, who
discharged the governors duties at the
time l--and was anfwered by the COVER
nor, the fecretary, as he himelf, wnen &C.
cretary OF the North Weffern Territory,
had difcharged gov. ST. Clairas duties.
Though ftrangc as it may feen,, at this
identical moment a commiAion was actual
~ made out for Claiborne, as governor,
though NOT publifhed in the Warrington
paper until the middle of July. Upon
the 10th of June, the governor waited up.
on the PRECEDENT, s. through the medium OF
his private fecretary, informed him of his
intended departure, upon the enfuing day,
tor Bolton; and upon the 18th he LETT
Wilmington, having previouly addreGed
note to Mr.. MadifOn on the G,bieff
Upon his arrival in Bolton he was no.
ticed of his dilmitlion from the fervice of a
country, to the emolunent of which he
had devoted his whole life, by letter
from the Department of State; which let.
ter, and his reply, arc here fubjoined.
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PARIS, Aueuh IL.

The Britiih general Hutchinfon has
opened paaage to the fea from the lake
OF Aboukir to that Of Sabacca, and has
thereby deprived Alexandria of its fupply
OF water. The inhabitants confder him
as an Object of horror.
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/" Department Of State,
W4@5ingfon, rob June, 1901.

I" In adverting to the laws con-
itituting the government of the MiGii1ip
pl Territory, 1t appears that the Secretary
thereof is authorized to dilcharge the Exc.
cptlve Guties, in no other cafes than ,hofe
OF the death, removal, refgnation, or ne
cehary abience of the Governor. 1t fol.
lows that iince the expiration of your term:
on the 9TH of May, no proviiions exit for
the emergency, and that it becomes the
duty ofthe PRECEDENT to fupply the vacan-
cy with as little delay as pofIible. The
various, and fome of them delicate conf
derations which at preient ninpie them
felves with the defgnation of The indivi-
dual for this purpoie have rendered it ex-
pedient, IN the Judgment Of the Pref
dent, that the fation lhouId be filled BY
another than yourfelf, whole adminittra-
ton, with whatever meritorious intent.
ons conducted, has not been 70 fortunate as
TO iecure the general harmony and the lnu-
tual attachment between the people and
the public funttionaries 70 particularly ne
ceiiary for the PROPERTY and Happiness of
an infant efabliih meat.
accommodating this determination,
| have the pleafure to be authorized by
the Preiident, to add, that he wifhes it to
be undertook, as not conveying any de-
t1nitive opinion whatever with refpetf TO
your official or perfonal conduct which
might wound your feelings or throw blot
on your character.
With great reipea and efeem, have
the honor to be, fir, your mott obedient
fervant,
&c JAMES MADISON
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Iatea .Torstgn RsiD5.

Received by the Minerva, sprague, from
Liverpool, and Nancy, Atkins, from
Briftol,, arrived at Boil on-Dates ia
AugW y.
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FYiday, December

Friday, DtcemJer II.
The following members after being qua
lifted according to Law, took their teats in
the houie, viz.
Pelag Wadlworth, from New Hamp.
hire; Pearce, from Manachuietts vii.
Liam H. Hill, from North Carolina; Tho
mas Claiborne and John C!opion, From
Virginia.
The lpeaker laid before tie foule let-
ter from the late tresiurer Of the United
States, accompanied with iundry do
cunenss, relating to the laa year. &C.
counts.
A petition from fundry inhabitants o.
Welt Jerfey, relating to a pot road, was
prefenssd and referred to the POT road COM
mittee.
MIR. Milledge, chairman the commit
tee Of elections, reported in part, On the
due return Of the members who appeared Iii
the houie.
MIR. Euaice preiented petition of Jo-
f.ph Chaie, merchant of Nanrucket-he
tated his having purohafed the IMP Nsp-
tune, which was built in the EAT Indies,
and originally owned in the lie of France
but being wrecked at fea was brought In
TO Nantucket, where fhe was fold: thar
after having thoroughly repaired her, ihe
vas tent to Tea by the petitioner, where
Che was again wrecked. Again reaching
porsihe was completely repaired. The
collector not thinking himtelf authorized
to grant q regiaer, the pesi,ioner prays
cengres for one.
Referred to the committee Of Commerce
and Manuls Cures.
MIR. Nicholfon moved that commit.
rec be appointed to enquire INTO the expe.
dieacy Of amending al as entitled an al
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Danharn. do. Fox, Bsovn, Go. Ciariiii::
ana Elza, Rider, do. Sa:lS Procser sa-
lem Lavinia, Philips. Rhode ,Illand
Two Brothers, King, Delaware .Agneis
Robinion, do. Flora, Gricwell, Fhisatc!.
phis. Malsills, G-r,on, 60. brig Men.
tor, do. via Boardeaux.& Talbot, Sor7n:
fen, Bal:incre ; Nelly, Chais, do. Giao,
do, Liberty, Buell., do, Caroline, Benton,
dc. Beauty, Hqw, do.y;a ST. Dim:ngo. =
Noah's Ark, Reynolds, Norfolk. Sailed
In CO. brig Elizabeth, Coates, Ger New-
5urypors. Markets poor.
Arrived, tehooner Lacy, Stow, f;on
OIpor'o.-- No news .lrcke noth;ng.
Sch'r HAWK, luck, from 1er.yer
nsa. Caliz. Left no velc.s. Schoooe!
-, Ward, Of Bottom, was taken aae
carried into Gibraltar. Oh z9, ipoke az
armed big from England with dispatches
for Gibraltar, containing pr-liniasrics OF
peace between France and England.
Sch'r John, Edwards, st, Peteribursh.
Left there, captain Jenkins, OF Newbury
port; ana favers tou,hern veie!s. Capt.
E. did rot touch at E!ineur. Novsm.
Der 10, lat. AZ, ieli 40 with the wreck O.
brig fail OF water, main matt gone, q,
bout 40 tons bursheu, fuppoted to be
Engliin. eff, long. $, fpoke ihip Fair
American, OF Salem, s days from Phila-
delphia for Hamburg.
Brig Echo, M'Lc.lsn, Cuba; Eye!ina,
Lambert, HAVANA.
On Monday, the higp!ns in this har-
Dor were carefully enumerated; when it
was bound there were 6 !aip, u briggs
49, iehooners, and So iloops. In all I35
None OF them under 40 tons.
The Bottom irigase, 81 guns, captain
M'Ne;!', was fpoken Oh. ao'h on tie
banks @. Newfoundland, a! well.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-12-12
aItrauSr;a aGosr:tser.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER

Csby sf k!ts fram ur. Jo5a O4ren, ix.
perca,so IF zoe orig Frscat3.5ip Of Nesr-
Ysrk, IL b:i osv4er, 44iea Puerto del
Pri4cias. AsU. !, 1901.
Ms. ALEXANDER RICHARDS.
Dear Sir,
e" We arrived at the port of Nuevitas
on ,he lssh cit. Nothing material occur
red Oh or voyase until we wers within
thirty feseuesot our port, and five leagues
from this iiland, when we were brought
TO, and boarded by aSpaniih privsseer
commanded by Frenchman 1.-THE priva.
teeginen principally Frenchmen, who with
sout even looking at our papers, took us in.
TO sn urinha5i,ed port about thirty leagus
ito the windward, called Naraganga, where
they Immediately began to plunder US and
did not cea!e until their priva.eer was
loaded in bulk with whatever they could
take from US that was valuable. They
have taken all our hats, fhoes, dry goods,
ioinc -four, about half Of our box wine,
gin, butter. ra;ans, paper, &c / cannot YET
ailsr,ain the amount, aswe are not yet an
loaded tes, as near as l can calculate,
they have robbed Of yours abou. thirteen
shoGland dollars, 1900
{ MIR. George Richards, his proper-
e ~ about s,ooc