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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-06
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POETRY.


IN THE MANNER OF sHENsToNE.
III
q il OW bright was my youths early morn,
ere reelection had clouded my br ow;
icEetAtd the roie rom the thorn,
And was happy, I5aysty ksesV bo1V.
Joined in the fports Of the plain,
With rapture heard the bright fong
In the dance, was FRI Of the train,
and was gayef among the gay throns.
IT'S true, my heart Oft breath'd 6gh,
But il role from mid pity alonei
II 4 tear fometimes ttray'd from my eye,
Il flow not iron grIefs OF It's own.
No forrow corroded my heart,
No falfhood awakened a fear;
For NY bolom Granger TO art,
BELIEVED every friend was iincere.
But ah thsie fair viGons Of youth,
Disappointment has chaf'd from my mind
And the friends, whom ! fancied all truth,
Alas can be lometmes unklnd.
I have ftea the bright azure Of morn,
With briehtneE and clouds illadowd DER,
have found that the rofe has a thorn,
Which will wound when Its bloom il no more.
TIE igh that from fympalhv role,
Now heavcs not for others alone
And the tear, as II hlentIy flows,
ConfeTes f0urce of IT'S own.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-06

CTRAYED or 0oien on Monday laG, from the
- entloture of the widow Jane Pttrrt5a, of Brurf-
wick, dark rrd HORSE, about fourteen and an
half hands high, Ave years old, black name and
tail, PAGES and trots--thC BAR Of his foot locks
lately cut of Any peTfon who will give irforma.
ton IF the thief, If Rosn, ard Horle; Or return
laid HJrie TO me in Bate, ihal b. handsomely re
warded. JOHN PETERSON.
Bail June az.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-06
Feathers and Bedhcking.

TUST received, and for fale, at WILLIAM FEN /.
y NELLY's Oficc, Fore-areet, freth fsppIy
Of Feathers and BedtickiEs, which will be fold
cheap for cafh. Portland, June 3.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-06
1ohn Coe,

TNFoF MS he public, that he has opened fhoF
L nearly oppoG'e jerks Tavern in Nes!gep'z9'r
where will be kept conaany for lale, general aiiOrt
ment Of
DRUGS 81 MEDICINES,
warranted good, and at reafonabIe rate-Toge'hei
with
Wines, Cordial8, Welt-Ind;a Goods.
Groceries, sc.
AI6, at biz Bqb, No. 5, FJbfreet. Portland
DRUGS & MEDICINES,
as ufua Tans %.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-06
Commonwealth Of Mafachulets

Commonwealth Of Mafachuleth.
Eabs Hosft IF Rl5,g;a.s'iga, Jas 3, Ioi.
XXTHEREAS II the at FOR inquring into TX
w ratsahle I-aates within this COmmoaw1i,
pahed the laltfrAion Of the Legislature, ihe attt
of +" Money At interef more than any CrrdhcFP
iatrrelt for" "a among other things required l0A
returned but IN the lit for the valuation mAas
a part Of the fame al, that article Is not enunas
ted, and IN confequenCe Of ii, intake may 'g
pen in the returns which are TO be made PaIlaA-'
10 the fad sa.-TherefIre,
RejoEUsd, That the ilid article o. MoaN
inteTeh more than any Creditor pays insreA W.
hall he fct forth ia tbc lf 10 be made ana Filal4
ca, purfuant tO the iaid al, according t9 ts sg
intent thereof, the omillioH atorclAdno'w'It A.s
ing Ard the fecretary is hereby dIeoso So ~.
this Reiolve % ~ publhcd 10 he itsffd ~ MN.
papers wherein the laws Of this Commoa"s'p-A'
pubii(lled. Sent up for Concurrence :. j.
EDWARD II. ROBBINS, Sf''f'
~ Senate, June 8, ISoT.-Rrad ana co NO..
DAVID COBB, PrssAH'
JuRe 9, lSot-Approved. - srpoNs.
= wy tOHN AVERY, &7fi'r
lust received for fale a. jerks BooA 'I@ gs
J new edition Of the Laws Of Maiacua'. \. d,
pIste from the adoption Of The Conifi'u'o n, tsi.
Of the year 1907, il vols. octave AIo' 81
Sd volume. for thofe who have par'haled 'a' -
FOR SAFE Us AB0YE, .vs.
The l.h edition Of tie TOWN OFFICER g eqg lej
RICAN CLERKS MAGAZINE The Il, NV n he
X. JPIzONI- DWIGHT'S GE0GRAf.atl vsEI.
dozen or flogle,-Alio, I's5ar'', and Tx ~"
LING BOOKS, By the quantity u ,urcbdst
WRAPPIVG PAPER, cheap a Gan Y
in the Difritt --
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DIRECT TAX.

0'"'O O9''Et7'V" DJITi1, oec07aI DiwEaa. ~.
MDa1bgifGJ.
NJ OllCE is hereby given to the nopr,ea.,.
1 unknown prop ietors Of the toIlowingI ~ sT'
n Land within laid diaria that Dirs6 nv Nil
due aud payable on faid Lots, The lsvsnh Il - v
a. D. 1890, via Is
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-06
TOhn Phillips,

UNIFORMS the inhabitants of Portland and its vicinity
thar he has taken hoP in FORE ftesr, directly oP
polite ar WAau Fearsiy'S Vendue Office, LACEY occP-
pied by Capt. Jo5a ALsq; where he has tor fale The
following articles, viz.
Weit-India and r. Rum, Brandy, Gin, Cherry
Rum, French Annifecd, Pork Middings, Flour, Rice
Bohea and Souchong Tea, Coffee, Chocolate, Cotton
Loaf and Brown Sugar, Raiiins, Lemons Spanth float
and French Indigo Cotton and Wool Cards, led. Sd
and I'd MAIDS, Powder and Shot, Writing Paper
Pepper, AIfpCe Cinnamon, Ginger, Vinegar,
Cheeie Candles, Shoe KNIVES Shoe Ralps, Foa, Files
( round do. Tobacco aud Snuh, &c. &c.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-06
THIS GAZETTE,

u sasi;G,l cse,y Mopdsy, ~ E. a. IES ia,'1.ana
Flu SrREEr, 7rbere SS!Sfi'h'7g -
Communication, 1ys reseoed rrB af's.''. e.
TIE Prize y One Dollar and Fifty GEMS
Of P9fags s..,.,rs. ass'ds
a TITS Gazette b, bs tariff and @9f 'f''s'. n htrf
ary PAPER ~ Maine Il " bigJ!y ss7la't NJ .s.f
1.1nf, 7gbkt qyia X i,isrfe3 yss'aa1s.y, SA'''
PRINTING, ]. ,be ptiS
81 ~ cartons branches, execnisd 7
mannsr, and at the hOEtsa ns1SS'
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-06
TO BE SOLD,

N Number Of HOUSE LOTS, STORE LOTS, and
WHARF PRIVILEGE. At the head Of the tide Al
54co Fails in Biddeford, peafantly Gtoaied and Goa
venient for bu[nefs. The premiies may be vewedi
and The terms knowa BY applying 70
Jeremiah Hill.
BiAtfs,2, June IS, 1901.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-06
EnP S4LF Us AB0KE,
Blanks,

OF various kinds, for lale at this o-l.s
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-16
Valuable PROPERTY for Sale.

SEVEN hundred and eighty EIGHT acres
inTthe county Of Hamplhire, on the wa
ters of Great Cape Capon, about 20 miles
from the Warm Springs, and 80 from
WincheRer. This land is full Of wood,
oak and pine. timber. Two excellent farms
may be made, with go to SO acres o fbot-
tom, and rich high lands to each; and in
the heart of the timber there is a fine feat
Tor a faw-mill. Capt. Daniel Rice will
thew the lands.
Three thoufand eight hundred and for
ty-fve acres in the county of Ohio, on;
the waters of Grave and Fifth Creeks,
near the river Ohio, and about So miles
below PitrsbuTg. Some of theGc lands are
very good, with coniiderable quantities of
rich bottom, and plenty Of excellent tim
ber. Robert Woods, Elq. the Surveyor
OF that county, will thew theie lands.
One hundred feyenty-hx and three
fourths ACRES, within three miles of the
Warm Springs, upon Great Cape Capon,
near its mouth, and within Z of mile
of the River Potomak. This land has
about 70 r SO acres Of rich bottom,
notify III cultivation, with fine Sugar
Trees on it; from which | am informed,
there may be made 3ooolb. Of good fugar
annually. There are alto a feat for grit
and faw mills on it, equal to any in that
neighborhood, and upon a never falling
itream OF water. The upland is rich,
with plenty oftimber, and part under Gull
tivation. This farm is well improved
with a good orchard, houfes and fencing,
and rented laH year for produce equal to
iixty pounds per ann. MIR. Joieph Butler,
at the Warm Springs, will thew it. / will
Tell all, or any of the above lands for cath
or upon credit, or take in exchange for
them lands in Fairfax County, or lots Of
land In the City Of Alexandria, or the
City Of Warrington.
r. r. HooE.
January nc. 60
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-16
MOTTO z.

N TIC E.
People are IN future to take
care how they ,crofs, my lot and break
down my fencing On Hunting Creek. /
will no longer iafer filming or fowling
there. I have employed a man to watch
and being a competent evidence, I will
Proiecute the frft man, or mans ion, that
makes another tsefpafs upon me.
K. T. HOOE.
January IL.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-16
WANTED 70 HIRE.

Fer THE .Irv1e Of The Pot0mae Compauy
Ter THE e1Jxmg year., to avo,x at tbe
Gyeat-FaMs,
a number of active, able
bodied NEGRO MEN, for whom libe-
raj wages will be given. They will be
well fed, clothed and lodged, humanely
treated, and in cafes Of fcknefs taken good
care OF at the expence Of the Company
Their wages will be paid quarterly, and
If defirable to the owners, agents will be
appointed at different places to pay at the
expiration ofeach quarter, as may be moG
convenient to the parties. Further parti-
eulars may be had by application to Mr..
Alexander Reid, at the Great Falls, or
to the iubfcriber in George Town.
BY order Of the PRECEDENT and Direc-
tors.
JOSEPH CARLETON,
T,sGlA,ey Of TIE Potomae C0meauy.
George Town, Dec. 70. got
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-16
To Rent

And Immediate 4eDsNon given,
"A convenient dwelling houfe and fore,
with neceIary out-houfes, &c. fituate On
Duke-itreet near Col. Hooe's wharf. A
further deicription is thought unnccenary,
as It is Preiumed any perfon wifhing to rent,
Will view the premifes-Apply to
CHARLES JAMESON.
January 1. eo3tt
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-16

THE fockholders of the Bank of Alex
andria, are hereby informed, that a divi-
dend OF yfvs per cent on the capital flock
OF laid Bank, for the halfyear ending this
day, is declared, and will be ready to be
paid to them, or their representatives on
Ihurfday next.
By order oftbe proficient and directors,
GURDEN CHAPLIN, Gather.
January s. eow4
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-16
Warrington Tavern. J

ttt7 11c11RcII
Acquaints his former cutomers and the
public in general, that he has removed
from Sfaanton and enablihed an Inn in
alexandria.
CO He has a few good SADDLE and
CHAIR HORSES which ie will hire.
Dec. 10. 4weo
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-16
A Hou1ekeeper wanted.

LIBERAL wages will be given to a
dlfcreet Woman, capable of managing the
affairs of my family as n Hon1keeber.-
A middle aged woman of a mild difpoG-
ton and regular department will be pre-
ferred, as part of her attention will be
neceiiary in experimenting a nurfery of
young children.
CHARLES LEE.
December 10, 1900. eodtf
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-16

FOR SALE,
Genuine Madeira Wine :.
pipes, hhds. and, quarter ca1ks, for annra..
ed notes, or exchanged for Tobadoav
Flour. Waco OF
WILL SELL OR RENT
The Store / have occupied for 49,
years Paft, ftuated on Prince Street y
polite Col. Hooe's. No aand in no y.
Q eligible, or better a~ccommoaa,;n,a
Tor carrying on an extenfve wholefale,yA
or dry good bufinefs. The cellar nsran
~ dry, with a door at each end VII,
hoid one thoufard barrels Of -four
barrels may be flowed on the prem;cas
without any inconvenience TO tie ooc.
pant.
Ihcie defirious Of holding it will apn,v
to me on Merchants Wharf, where I XIX XII
In future do buGneEs.
W'mI. HALL.
December IL.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-16

Notice IS hereby given to
the Stock Holders of the Bank of A,evo.
dria, that an Election will be held At thu
Court Honfe in this town on the third
Monday III January next, for the purpos.
Q I chooilng nine Directors Of faid Bank,
tor the eniuing year, agreeably to charter.
GJRDEN CHAPLIN, Cah'r.
Dec. 70. DIV
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-16

JOSI kECEIIEO,
BY the fclooner Eliza, Capt. Ward, from
New-York, and for fale by
Roberts g Griffith,
50 hhds mufcovado fugar
Eaf India fugar in bags
Loaf and lump fugar in hhds. and bbls.
Coffee in barrels and bags
Pepper and pimento
a few pipes London particular Madeira
wine
Sherry, Malaga and Tcneritfe wine in
quarter cafks
Spirits, French brandy and Holland gin
Cotton in bales
Mould and dipt candles
Raihns in kegs and boxes
Soft fhell almonds, &c. &c. &c.
They daily expect by the fchooner Phi
lip from New-York, 20 puncheons An
tigua rum.
January II. eost1awat
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-16

"a Ia0o adiv< Lads, a6oxt ID years
yage, audef repntaM -eonnexions, 4ooxM
be taken az A1prsntiss at The e6ss gtbeI
'A2Vsrtjsr.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-16
FOX SALE,
a LOT of GROUND

On the %cornerof Queen and Fairfax hreets,
extending I23 feet z inches on Queen
itreet, rs feet s inches on Fairfax {treet:
this property is liable to no incumbrance.
For terms apply to MIR. John Green, "A
~lexandria, Or MIR. Hezekiah Price, Old
Town, Baltimore.
Ga Liberal credit will be allowed for
the payment.
January z. eoIS+
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-10
Frsm 4 Ysym2at fat.t.

In Shu'eibury, in MaGacbulet.s, there is row
living man BY the name Of Fb5yaim Pratt, who
was born in Eat Sudbury, in that Ratc on the
i,f DAY Of November, in the year 1887. He
is eranulcn Of John Pratt who landed and fet-
lied at Plymouth in GO, with the hrn emf
grants to New England. At the age of II
years, MI. h. Pratt was married 60 a young
lady BY tie name IF Martha Wheelock, bywhom
he had fix lons and two daughters Four Of
his ions a-c now living, the e,5ef If whom is
g. the younGeIt 81 years Of age M~. Prat's
defendants aye very numerous, h3t as they
have migrated irto various parts ri thz United
States,it Is impo.hbe "a aG,euain heir III nber
perciiely, yet from a mod rate calculation.
hey wi exceed 500 now living.
"A few years free, MI Pratt received a Witt
rom tour young peri rs, who were me grand
children, Of his grand children iome of
whom are fnce married, and have children,
who are Of the 7lh generation. Mr. Pratt
has been a very temper te nan through every
part Of big life. His diet has been chiefly bread
and mix, and be has not made meal Of mcat
for more than forty years pa9 His drink is
cold water, fmall beer and ii ier. He was
never intoxicated, and for fxty years paa he
has rot drank Rlafi of wine nor any kind of
diiti,lel ipirits. He has ever enjoyed an uncom
mon na,e Of heaI;h He was never ezcrcifed
with an acute d1orter has never taken puke,
cor Phydc., was never bed, nor did he ever
conluIt PbyGeian.
HE'S now almo0 ia years Of age, and he is
able to walk out and vii- his nei lib us. lie
0e-Ps well and enjoys good appetite. His
ioteileSts ave Arong and vigorous, ard rs
memory Is nnoommonIy tana-ious-and with
z eat Pr0P:.ey it nav he I'D IF i'm As Of
he man Of cid, :. t5fs his cyss are nat aia netbsy
u tir natural Eyet aJatedF'
II y VIE died and left him wid1,--c Z he
age Of 9S years, Gnce viii h he has made lu.t
II many Young widows and maiden. ht the
&c IF o5, h- tormei I mof loving connection
with young LADY Of = years they were pub
llihsd, an the day of marriage was appointed
but owiaE To the fcklen,(s md incon1ancy 81
youth, The connection was d6o,ged and the
OLD cen;leman's love and affections have been
6nce divided among a ETthi,st- ~ th. fair
The public may rely on Che auth-n CITY Of
the above 11etch, AZ the writer received his in-
formation from words ara ctbcr iudubrab'e
four,es IS we'll as from Mr. P-art, who IS q
man of very trtt veracityl c'e~r nteiieis, and
the mott reJentve memory A TRAVELLER
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-10

~ a ro!cy natural ahd eFlyIt7 Be ffc4n
Uroueh. a. WHSLE lie toml,terod on the
ccntrert. he clcfc u remain 1T war with Us
ard threatened nDth rE LET'S III ar tovAl DEF
truaio- IL FHev vAtn ht l.s e.ery hing to
deal o. lh- comm IT. a1ttts to fhew mmfef
LIS avlrfe to Ie.,uDiia.iu r With his country.
Hence tie ,en.v Al ofth1 CONN anication by
II Cup. tie moderate tore q the anti, lie in the
MolHur, and tile aAt CATION If entertaining
no idea If an invs6on. We know not whether
thr Cliff Corfu aatterA himftlf that he hal
eahlY deluxe or governa ent ard he ra,icn
By this iudten cAa. Re Of zone ana Of coodgd /;
hni l,lS do vs. kn " vl At VIII be tue conduit
81 our aduiulrAi min HE very probable event
of new var breaking out or the continent
j would Be as dnicu.t 10 Forefee any thing on
thi, qleaion, ~ II would Be delicate al this
rnomeut to difcgE It. All hat We can fay is.
that our Mnite viii not Tightly determine
sither 10 at AZ Independently Of other powers,
or 70 conn themjelyes more Intimately in
this r5ipe6. Having remained a one in the
war aGajaf France, il j. evident that We might
without in the Leaf mmuting our honor,
conclude With her Peace, for which it Is
known that negotiations had be9n before The
great change which had taken place id the
Cabinets Of the Moth. On The other hand,
il may not appear r. certain, nor ia III We take
rpon ourl7lyes to decide, what our in'ereR
viewed upon great icale, and in every atPe6t
may counted.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-10

EFWI- E&, AUG <.
IMPORTANT.
Captain Baxter, who arrived here y-Rerd "
10 the brig HufrJ5, II g Oars Fl m Catl.
has turaih-d the Ldi.o.s ot hs Gazette. with
an eAta1 from his J5Irrai. containing. the loI
lowing intoim alton:
Oder, had been rec ivel from the French
government ny The SPan.lh Conlu ac Cadz,
10 take P7helIi1n Of al captured American
Prorer.y ilh wss mpi-d With
}, The King ~ Spain h,s Given l1 fh. Frer,h
= Al. OF the line, ready or ia, 10 lie ofi-ered
and n nn-d BY Frenclmc1.
Six th0uCtnI Fr u-h troops rc cn the.r
march for Cadz to pro ct ~. .l.c-; and The
French AMI Spa ilh 5se.s from B III, were fa,
ly expected there. .yn= Ey- r.I o- The Iae
from Ferrol, anI two fi1a-, from Br-R htd
arrived, The lut-r having m bl.-l officer, md
t.amcn ilr the above Acct Fa.rr.er noe
hips ot war were daily exposed f,om III. W. I-
iteua7ea1.
Letters from the Amcric Ca7inI NJ MI
aga, and t-e Con 1l I; p Y as menu nd tl II
eleven fil Of American vsHe.s has 5--u cap. l-
ed Ply The Trpo.ttan c-uizsrs-1nd .h w uo AL
meri-a7 vetels were P-rmit ei 10 isiI from he
Mediterranean without convoy.
III Otivencd, oil The frontiers NJ Portugal. /,
taken BY the Freuch. who tent in 4 A p, reql.R
ing he place TO be given Up. which was a reed
;o ply he Portuguele, but as the French troops
were marching ID, three th7uland French nsn
were blown up BIZ the fprngin5 OF mine,
which was prepared for the purPofe. The rel
mainder OF the French, who were erarp rated
IN the highef degree, rulhcd forward, carried
The place, and put every foul to dellh.-TAey
purified their march " Charvees, and Alaman-
d. OF which they poGeG-l th.mf-lves, had pu,
all tie Portuguefe in thefs thre- places ID the
lword."
On thefe particulars we have no remarks to
make-let the reader decide. Capt Baxter,
however, 10 a Po0f1.ipt to his journal, flys
II" There IS no doubt but the above may be de
pended on"
Capt Hoyt Of the Huntrefs, Informs u, that
he received letter from the American conful
at Malaga, which mentioned, that no Tripoli
tan cruizers had been leen further down than
to the weItward Of Cape de Cal.
He further informs, that FIVE En2Ih ftI N
the line, and two frigates, had lately arrived.
and were cruiiing OfCadiz- and that theFIench
and SPaniards have united their colore, and
have already been ho;0ed On board If thair
veaels.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-10

SALEM, AUGUST III .
FROM RUyyIA
Ic3e-3Iv arrvr here BE- flip FrendRio.
capt. Story, from S- P---HbrrE CAPT. s.ory
cu.arms h1 ac WY. wy uH .h- pa.ifc w roftiog
II the &c" mp r.l, "a IF IL confequent re-
.eal- of tre Enc r.h l.ir, and rraor-ti.n If
th-:r lhrs. Nr ~ however tad tasn ben
f-tt'-- between Ea .ara ar5 RutI4. Il was
.aiI tlat the lau-r would uiit adhere t0 the
in-i7.ea o- the me n .u rl.tt; thu Y Pow.
erfai party III tbs Enperor's council. egilced a
bottle oiPoG.iun oNerds the Er.nb; AMI
ylat The 1.tIes nr their allies the Danes was
inter which the uld nor eaily cigeA u
he mean zine the Ru.i4ns were fortihirg hs
plrr af Cronfadt III tile mot f-ct Wy. manner.
The account Of Jhz pr0gr-, 2t tile Briah h.G
IN The Bl,Jic, and hcir beng OFT Z "a, occa-
honed conIJerabl- !enll'on AZ St Psterbnrg,
and The men Of war were VII conf quence with.
irawa INTO lhe jarer bar ,oUr; bJ, lAe return
y the BrrIla h-l. Tet0rlI things To thlir 14Er-
rl tate.
The executioners Of the Emperor Psui, capt
Story informs Us, are veil known q the public
and were pointed out u him Is the be1ef4aor;
Of the emp re. The character Of tbs new En-.
Feror Is 2 P-rlef conttaa 70 hat of his father,
and Of courfe all thofe regulations, wAchre-
g4rded ven the mott minute parts Of drois, axe
done away. He receives his fItj.5ts with afl-
biliJy; refUfes thoie l4vilh mark, of lubmiHon
which had been exaded by Paul; ard IS below
ed BY bis fuhj as.
When capt Story was AZ ElfaeuT b; found
that the min }. Of the d mes we're rotye calm
"a Gnce their c7cled with the p i.h et and
they were diligently 1reaEta,ning ther forum
cations Of the Swed,s thy ccuPa edloua'
.'iv, for not ~ opera ting win them CANT III
Britlh
The B.it.fh feet was i1} within the Bala'i
the new an nrIl Pole, ma Z arrived and Lord
Mellon fiiIed f'r Eng lnI z5 Jay that capt.
Story If. Elhneur,
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IMPORTANT TO RERCHdNTy

We are Informed, by a refpsa BE correfpon'
dent, that our Minlaer at the court If London
has obtained At order To tie W-lC-iuv -s ana
Halifax, which will put ap end to tn. capture
c' our ved-ls on the plea, hat zoe couI net carry
On al iadysa traae from our GUN barf5 7yifb fbs rs
ny Of England, IA artich5 maaaf1aared or brod4eea
IN ne enemy country; This order, j1ined to the
reform If the Colony Courts Of Admiralty.
will be OF great advantage 10 our trade, hou d
the war continue, which !, not improb bic III
One Court i to be efablhet 1T Martinique.
another Jamaica, and third at Halif4x.-
The TWO fra will have iurifdidion over all Il
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hItnds, and the fl'a1ics 81 a. rr.u
from z ID Z 5000 Gering psr 'aases ViIl5e
process If rhoie Courts, a. we'll ], i" i u'n' The
Court 1t appeals, viii, 81 abri5a.l 'la' IF ths
to reach, IN The 6'a inaance, t5e r., a., an made
bal a well as the caPtors. Tbsr r"nsrs and
power p iend cargoe 70 England fo- ! \ H have
proper f-ourity, The money 70 be 49,. ne Under
blnk- It's allo expected, that reo,, "a q he
be eaabHlhed to prevent he mon4v 'loo win
mo the IA Us IS, Of the cap'ors or tbei sS 8m.g
II a"f c''e' I'LL Il H dedoi'iveIy decrced SsI'''
io'$ n them' AID th4t ,he prizes BaII \. ] o''
to J ma'ca TX MdrU i1ue, ia0ead IF ~. lent
70 other fluids am tier papers Oh Co.'S ie7t
to 'he rep i've Cour 4. Ihere rco r,s' lsnt
would be a greai f-cui fly ag inR ~ '.dlon Ea
which our CONNIE ce his differed DUES
Courts and ulcrs of The Brth NJ III. III me
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-I1fI TNDILo--LTpL
Capt. Harvey, from Matnszi=s, IL n, 4.
iih ih}od OF Cuba, and no T, Id rom ~, Sg'u; /;
On the 18th Of july, informs rha, The rr, he
that port was int-rd 6yd oa The h \ II 4, II
An order was received from BE- new M;-Jaf,,
Of Marine, for The departure Of every An 'tf
can VEIL with Al inward car2o) out II i.
poit. The cargoss cf FIVE veGeIs. were ;, ~
time On fhore, waiting a permit from h. A. II
wanna, as ulual.