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mats, and very leaky, while on her pat.
iage from that place to New York. On
the 9th infant, in lat. 81, 40. long. 70.
tPoke the brig James, M'Gill, from Lon
don to Charleiton, out 81 days.
February 70.
Arrived, brig Mary, capt. Ham, (of
Porland) IS days from Plymouth, Eng
land) in difrcis for provifions, having
been four times blown off the coat.
On the 4th infant, in lat. s. long. 81,
80, fell in with the Britifh fh,p Duke of
Richmond, capt. Proctor, from the Bay
OF Honduras bound to Briftol, in the great
eft diitiels, and 7 feet water in her hold.
Captain Ham Raid by the fhip until the
9th, during which time he made repeated
exertions to fave the people and procure.
provifions; but the gale was 70 dreadful
that they were only able to fave captain
Proctor, a lady, three children and feven
teamen; the remainder Of the crew, II in
number were unfortunately loft. The
ih'p John, capt. P. Rowland, of and
bound to Charleiton from Hamburg, alto
endeayodred to fave the ihip's crew, but
without iucccis.
The humane exertions Of Captain Ham
IN rendering every ponible afIifance tow.
ards faving the crew, reject the greateit
honor on him; and captain Proctor en-
braces the earIief opportunity of return
ing his iincere and grateful thanks.
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B. B1GARD.
: :, !, PHILADELPHIA, February a..
Extract from an Anhgua PAPER oftbe 3.

MDNHE.
81 ny letter from St. Thomas, of the
Iotn ult. we learn that general TouTaint
Louverture, with very comfortable force
collected from Aux Cages, Cape Francois
exc. which was rapidly advancing againe
sne city Of Spaniih St. Domingo; the
oPaniards had made an unfuccefsful FORTE
upon the advanced party af the hoftile ar
ny women and children were flying to
:. OTTO Klco and St. Thomas, in immenfe
numbers, from that city. An Englifh fri
gaze mad thrown into Aux Cages for gen.
aouiia'nt, 4o,ooolb. gun-powder, with
elms &c. and it is faid thar the frigate las
-. i. as Pomble) keeps clofe to the ihore of
fhe icene of action.
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in rs days. The brig Dolphin, Warden;
has arrived at Savannah.
Arrived Ence oxr Laf,
Sch'r Daphne, Mafon, Antigua. In lat.
o.. long. ~, fpoke fch'r Fair Trader,
Melton, s days out from N. York, bound
TO New Providence, all well.
Schooner Ann and Maria, Ripley, from
ST. Kits; left there ieveral American
veGels, names not recolleeted. Came
paaenger in the above fch'r the mate Of
the brig Julia, capt. Hoyt, of Philadel-
phia, bound to Cape Francois, who, after
being out II days, was captured by a
French privateef fchooner of IA guns and
1Ao men, and carried into Guadalupe;
alto the mate Of loop Huron, capt. Berry,
Of Philadelphia, captured the fame day by
the fame privateer. The day previous
had taken fchooner Eliza and fhip Fair
American of Baltimore. The privateer
had fnart engagement for an hour and
half with the Britilh brig Daphne from
Philadelphia, bound to Antigua, mount
ing II guns, in which the captain was
wounded and two m.n killed. She then
truck. On the day following the brig
was re-taken by U. States fhip Congreis,
in fight Of the privateer, to whom ihe af
forwards gave chace for 80 hours and
would probably have captured her had fhe
not been enabled to get into portby throw
ing her guns overheard.
Schooner Mary, Burwell, so days
from New Orleans. In lat. 81, 2, long.
~, "a, .fpoke brig Difpatch, from Phi
lAdclphia to New Orleans, out days.
Schooner Dikeby, Crilwold, from
Sunbury. OFF Cape Hatteras fpoke
brig Delaware, from Turks iland, bound
to Philadelphia.
TRANSLATED FOR THIS OFFICE.
The t0Ae4ving has been bauded MS by The
captain Of the /e5oouer Daphne, from
ST. Bayfbolome1u5:
LIBERTY. EQUALITY.
GxAavia, January I'd.
The commi1ary for the tribunal of pri
yes eitsbliihed at the Swedifh Inand OF
st. Bartholomew, requires all captains
OF armed vehels under the French flag, to
Let freely pats the American fchooner
Laphne, captain Daniel Major, bound to
'NeW-York, in compliance to the conven-
ton agreed upon by the plenipotentiaries
OF the French republic and the United
'sfates OF America, dgned the goth Sep
temb.r, 1900, O. S.
lsigned) B. BIGARD.
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NORFOLK, February IS.
arrived brig Brothers, capt. Brown,
Gays from Fort Liberty (ncar Cape
1sncois) In diareis, having fprun9 both
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of Judge Beeys
William Hill, member Of the houle
of repreientss YES from North Carolina to
be judge Of he diarid in place of Judge
Sitgreaves.
Samuel Blackburn to be attorney for
the Weifern difria of Virginia.
Robert Grattan of Stanton, Vir. to be
MARTIAL of the WeGern diftrief of Virginia.
Thomas Gray of the difrict ct EAT
Ienneflee to be MARTIAL of faid diArief.
Charles ]. Porter of thediitriet Of Wen
Tennef1ee to be MARTIAL of faid difria.
William Pitt Beers Of Albany to be at
torney of the United States for the dit,riet
of Albany.
James Dole of Troy in the diaria of
Albany to be MARTIAL of tif1at diitrief.
James Clole Mountflorence to be COM
mercial agent for the United States at Pa
ris.
We underfand that thefe nominations
have all been confirmed by the Senate, as
we'll as thofe inherited in former paper.
MIR. Paine, ienator from Vermont, is
nominated diitrid Judge Of Vermont.
The following motion was made by MIR.
Bayard, and ordered to lie OH the table
the aft infant.
Rs/olveA,
That committee be appointed to pre-
pare and bring in bill to amend the Com
mou La7v, 70 as to define and limit the
puniihment upon proiecutions for libels !;
and to enable defendant, upon fuch pro
lecution, to give the truth Of the matter
charged as libel, in evidence, in his de-
fence.
f letter dafed Cuvuco0, January z6tb
1901, tea rylpe7a6e mercantile hox/e
in philadelphia, has The falle7vi~g toIa-
./cribt:
Since writing the above, accounts
have come from Porto Cavello, that Santo
Domingo is in the hands of TouHaint-
how true know no,.''
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Alexa,1dr1a Advertiser.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20.

On Thurfday the Houfe of Repreienta
tives were occupied in difcui1ing the pro-
viiions of bill providing for NAVAL
PEACE ESTABLISHMENT.
The bill as reported directed, that as
foon as the d.i9srynees 7vitb France AaHbe
accommodated the PRECEDENT fhall be autho-
rifed to fell all the national ihips except
twelve frigates, divej7iug previozJ 2ftbeiy
gins (1Obicb qveye to be retaiueaJ all The
veDsls Jold.
The parts printed in ItaAc were truck
out, and an unqualified difcretion yeGed in
the PRECEDENT to fell when he ihall think
the meaiure expedient.
The iecond fiction directs that fix of the
frigates to be ret0iued.NaH be kept in con-
Pant ./e,Oiee in time Of peace and fhall
be Differed and manned as the PRECEDENT
may direct; the refdue of the frigates re-
tanned to be laid up.
The words in Italic were truck out.
The fourth fiction allows to all captains,
matters, heutenants, and midlhipmen in
fervice at the time Of the reduction of the
navy, half their annual pay for life.
This fiction was entirely truck out.
A new fiction empowering the PRECEDENT
to retain fuch part of the marine corps as
he fhall fee fit, was added.
On Friday the Houfe of Representatives
paAed the bill 70 amended.
Mar. Intel.
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To be Sold.

O DC OOlQ.
On The fyf day ofAt,H nexf, a0iHbe ex~
pied TO Sale, at TIE Red HOME,
A M / L l.,
With about 500 heres of LAND
adjoming, ,Etuated an Broad-Ruu, in
Prince MILAN eounLy, beloav Buck
land.
The MILL-HOUSE is two ftories high
and has two pair of ftones in it. 1t is faid
to be ftuated upon the beff ffream in that
country, and the feat as we'll calculated
for mill as any upon that Rrcam. AS I
have not lately feen the premles I cannot
lay in what condition they are at prefenr,
would therefore recommend it to thofe
who may be inclined to purchafe, to view
them before the day Of fale.
The land will be fold with the MILL
One third Of the purchafe money will be
required In hand, and the other two
thirds in annual inlfallments. The pur-
chafer fhall receive his deed upon the 'firf
payment, but a mortgage will be requir-
ed upon the prenifes to fecue the refdue.
THOMAS SWAMI,
Atto,xy FIR John Wy/su. /,
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Mr.. kholfon, from M
pointed, Fought in a bill enl 81 81
act ref hing fngitives from i6ls4 "
perfons Gaping from the iervice 81 .7nelryNlH !.
maRersD which was read twice, and re- Gh
ferred to committee Of the whole to- NOR III s sS
row.
Mr.. Rutledge made report on the n,ef.
fage of the PreGdent of the United States, "a
encloiing report from the acting fecreta- "A ~
ry of war, in the following words: ~
Reiolved, That proviion be made by 10
law, for the appointment Of an Infpeetor ~
and Adjutant-g general of the army of the,MY
United States. and for an aflii,ant to thu -
Adjutant- general. 81
Refolved, That provifon be made by a 3!
law, for the compensation of the perfonsI u
who have done the duties of Inipcefor au8
Adjutant- general from the 11 Of NoYem-
Der 1899.
On the queaion being put, the above
refoutions were difagreed to-
The houfe then took up and agreed to
an amendment made by the ienate to the q,
af to provide for the valuation Of lands W
and dwelling houies, sc. N
The houfe went into committee of the IN
whole on the bill providing for naval ,ss 1Ng
peace eitablifhment, and for other purpofes; gS
and after conGdering the fame, the hcui WEs8d
refumed and the chairman of the commit A~SS@yS2
tee reported feveral amendments, whicI s.
were read and then the houfe adjourned.
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FURTHER NOMINATIONS.

By tie Prefdent Of the Uuited States.
Thomas Bee Of South Carolina, to be
chief fudge.
John Sitgreaves Of North Carolina, and
Joieph Clay of Georgia to be judges in the
fifth circuit of the United States.
oh Circuit.
William M'Clung of Kentucky, to be
circuit judge in the 9th circuit of the
United States.
Jacob Read ienator from South Carroll.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-09-23
BALTIMORE, Sept. ~.

Brig Hunter, Houaon, from LIVERPOOL.
Lett there, the hip Commerce, Thomp-
ion, CT Baltimore. AuguR II, off Holy.
head, fpoke brig George, capt. M,Cobb.
from Alexandra bound TO LIVERPOOL. on.
IS days.
Brig Hinckley, of Bottom, from Ham
oufS' 1ett there, ihips Atlantic, Stat
ORD, OF Baltimore /; Monfoon, do. briggs
Union do: Jane, Of Philadelphia Mol
~, OF do. th'r Glory, OF New York.
The fhips Onaow, captain Bryon, of
9o'son' tor Liverpool /; America, capt.
-, and brig Welt Point, of Philadel-
ph'a' failed with her. Sept. II, fpoke
he brig Commerce, capt. Boldine, DAYS
rom Alexandria bound TO Malaga, and
mr.. Three sittcrs, Of WifcaGet, bound
20 Martinico.
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teIda%. In lat. 80, long. 81, Gpoke the
lap Lydia, Starbuck, from Nao,ucker
on 4 whaling voyage.
Lcff at Rotterdam.
Snip Montezuma, of and for Balt;nora.
-, Ring. do. -, Martin p;
oenee brig Ann, Lord, Bottom. and G.
SsIai o'hers names unknown.
Iapt' Iremels, of the Hoop Maria, fail
cd from Cape Francois the cd of Apone
IN company with the Gch'r Talbot, soren'
ien' OF and for Baltimore; parted conn.
ny on the 9TH inf. in lar. &c, 20. lopg
IS. In lar. 81, So, long. "a, 10, fpoEe
The hip-, from London 70 Cha,,eftna
Lei nj Cape Francois,
Brig Georgia Packet, of and for New
York, to fail the 4,h infant; nerGev
Sook, OF Newbern for Philadelphia !; f,h.r
betley and Polly, of and for New-York
f,annah Loretta, Wheland, of Ph;lsisl,
phia, arrived the I'd :aRant Experiment
Crane, do. beddcs ~fcyeral velels beIong'
ing TO Baltimore, names unknown.
The fchooncr Ann Virginia, Buddep.
on her pahage from New Orleans, took Of
the crew from the wreck of the Ecb,r Nan
cy' from Sharlelton TO Havana.
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LONDON, Auguf s.

Price of Stocks this day at one O'Clock.
per c. Conf. 59-Reduced SO S-Om-
mimi 7 u.
A mail was this morning received in
town from Liibon brought to England
10 the Fox cutter privateer, captain Par
nell who was fent expreE with difpatches
Tor go 'ernment. By this Lit is recor,-
ga that, tho peace has been concluded be-
tween spain and Portugal, the comnunica-
ions between this country and Portugal,
wiz Continue uninterrupted.
By the Libon mail we ALTO learn. ,b,,
\ me Lady Arabelia packer, capt. porteus,
winch was captured a hort time enc
within league Of the Rock Of Libon,
Iss been retaken by his maieRy's hip
Loieau, aud is arrived at Oporto.
a mail from Halifax has been received
tals morning, dared July Sth, which was
prot BY his majefy's hip St. Albans. ad
MIRA Parker, and landed at portfmouth.
out brings no particular news.
me public will foon be put in po(efi-
On OF the official details refpettine lie ope-
.at.ons OF the iquadron under lord Mellon.
~n'ea are expected to be publi(hed n tbe
Gazette this night.
:" ne mean time we have laid before
O"' readers, among our nautical intelIi,
S :. lone further particulars refpeainq
's :, late attack On B~oulogne.
Inc iubjoinsd letters lhew thar admire,
Lord Nellonh has not yet done w;,h 'ha
|.'tt0y,S gon-boats. Where his neyt =,
TACK viii be made it would no, be- nrons,
US to fate, if weknew it, which bo,fe
we 90 not nor would the public
"aak any one for fuch infcrmatio6. a.
'6n' i"Jure the public f~eryice, were &
All :. S6ee,nal, Augg 7.
AL the 70" Boats lying in this .bar.
IT, Iar are getting ready as quick as poai.
aor~ iined'ateIy ~fervice.
Inc afns and accoutrements be]ono;oo
"e yeomenry ard foot volunteers 81
p1sse' were infpetted yesterday by
T'"eI om''h ofthe royal artillery,
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Sept. 10.

& Off The Fort. ytfsrdgy, one Of The
Edilou Of this Gazette boarded the Bp
Hindyfoa, captain FAhy, from Liver-
t.oll, in the remarkably fine PALACE ef
81 days fran Aand to land. Captain
Fmly bad no Loek papers on boara, but
ce bace been favorea qvitb the Leuaon
Star, printed On the eveniag TSa,ur-
day the Sb G AusyR-Tbn is The lateR
Landau paper that eaaH bare been brit
by Tie Hmdeaau, es@e /oiRed fran Lii
yer5ooi On The mtar~iNg Of Tuefday tbe
lub. Her LATEST LETTERS are oJrlhe
tenth.
From the Star we have extracted a num-
Der of intereRing particulars.
IN a kss, from c'ogfantngpi~, Jtbe zsib
9Juae, zoe find (0me detail JoperatiOns
in Egypt, Nbsgne4t to the Aafe IF tie
a aeesant;. The French bad been de-
teated BY the traps Ith< Grand Yisjtr,
and driVen 10 the Citadel Of Care,
qOksrs tiny 7Uere dLockaded.
~ will 6e IeeA that Prsparatious Gvere ma
king Era Iee0nd attack en- The French
COAT. Admiral hrd NeJan 4vas a6out
n&veeedtrom Margate: the boiat ofaf-
tack unknozvn.
IsHers from England mention, hat tie
brgpeH Of reb barvsf uever qvas
ia fattering. The prices of py0.vi-
Pans Of evsy kind 7vere on tbe de-
cline.
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Admiral Lord Keith.
PorfofPbiLudeitbiia, SEPT. III

P0r4g PbiAdtitbiia, SEPT. III.
Arrived, n1ipPrudence Barry, London
brig Harriet, Shockley, Amterdam : Sal
ly, Thomofon, Briaol Express, Gardner,
Rotterdam !; Thetis Davis, HAVANA J;
fch'f Friendhip, Chrifopher, Liverpool /;
loop Bilboa, Thatcher, ST. Andrews.
AyyTpra at fbe La&arsto.
Brig Abigail, Lord, ST. Croix.
Cleared, fhip Farmer, Gibfon, Jamaica !;
brig Sally, Wallace, Martinique ; Flora,
Crefwell, St. Thon as !; ich'r Fame, Pit
ner. Charlefon. y
Capt. Thompfon of the brig Sally, fail
ed from Briaol the 9Th Auguft.
1T BrJRoL, hip Philadelphia, Blif, Of
and for Philadelphia, in II days /; Roe
buck, Rafer, do. in 7; Bfutus, Bunce,
Portland, uncertain.
Augul 18th, in LAT. 40, 48, N. long.
II, w. fpoke the 1ch'r Lucy, Harding, OF
and from Bottom for Bremen, out 20 days.
Augna 18th, lat. Al, 20, N. long. A.,
4, fpoke the fhip Liverpool Packer, ofand
for Liverpool, out s days.
Capt. Gardner, of the brig Express, in
forms that he failed from Rotterdam the
z4th July. On the 18th Auguf, in lat.
AZ, z6, long. 46, as, fpoke the fhip Gen.
Lincoln, of Norfolk, IS days from Lon.
don TO L'Orient. Sept. I, III lat. 40, 81,
long. so, 40, fpokc the brig John and 10
feph, 10 days out from Baltimore for Rot
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6, Fcnciblcs, to call together all
y. wbo had enrolled their names in that
EtoGDs, ard 10 lnform them thar IN the
E..so, Gtca,ion of Affairs, 1t appeared
E;SsIv. he would have eccalion to call upon
,,em fer their fervices. The anl"er TO
|ths meaage by the Volunteers, was,
ID tha, they were ready 10 attend his
4 or5hip's luminous immediately His
j o,drsip, it was expected. would fail from
Bsmfgale road, ca Friday or Saturday,
6n another expedition.
The fhips Albion, for Bottom !; Aurora.
Eor Virginia ; Aurora, for Charlei'on ;
now Houghson, for Savannah ih'p PAS
lev. fer New-York /; Favorite, Bc2gs,
for do !; Hannah, tor Philadelphia, and
brig Lydia, for Bottom, are advertiied IN
[he Glalgow Courier, of the nth ul,imo.
Ltvey3o5i, dug. S. Price Of wheat at
khe market, us TO I5s. /; iup. -four 50 t
|s,s.
+ GTbe Above extraas ecmprW all the
resvs naasr The Londou beadJ tbe Stb nh.
Erner arrivah furnyhed rs qyitb
kbe aaviees anteeedeAt 70 that date.
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8leramurta acnerttssr.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER IL.

By arrivals at New York and Phila-
del hla, London papers have been received
$ ia'e as the sth Of Auguit-their con-
'en's are not very inserefting, tie pr;nci-
PAL part OF which will be found in the
preceding columns under the New-Yo-k
and Philadelphia heads.
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Sl'o3 SftsI, og Barctlona,
MAJ 6, 1891.


Nay 6, 1901.
Sir-I have the p~lealnre to inform you,
that the lloop l have the honour to COM
mand, after 4 mutual chate and warm
action, has captured a Spanifh xebeck fri
gate OF 81 guns, IL long IL Founders,
8 9's, and z heavy carronades, named the
Gamo, commanded by Don Francifco de
Iorrls, manned by 3I9 naval officers, fea-
men, iupernumeraries, and marines. The
great disparity of force rendering it ne
ceflary TO adopt iome mealure that might
prove decifiye, l refolved to board, & with
lieut.. Parker, the hon. Mr.. Cochrane, the
boatfwain and crew, boarded j; when by,
the im2etuoiity OF the attack, we forced
them initant.y to ttrike their colours.
have to Lament in boarding, tie lois of
II man only both from mulberry and
the iword, one wound received by the
bostivain, and one leaman. / mua be
permitted TO fay, there could not be
greater regularity, nor more cool, deter
mined conduct hewn by men, than by the
crew of the Speedy. Lieut.. Parker,
whom ! beg leave TO recommend to shesr
LordIhips' notice, as well as the hon. Mr..
Cochrsne, deierve all the APPRECIATION tha,
can be believed. The exertions and god
conduit of the 'boatfwain, carpenter, anu
petty officers, | acknowledge with plea
fare, as well as the Rill and attention of
Mr.. Guthrie, the furgeon.
have the honour to be, &c.
COCHRANE.
M. Dixon, Efq.
, Copy ola letter from Capt. Rogers.
MereHry, off The 7rerite Nauas, in The
Ad,iahic, rs Ju4e, 1901.
My Lord,--I have the Eatisfaction 70
acquaint your Lordhip with the capture
of a notorious French pirate, by the
boats of the Mercury and Ii Co,fo
He had taken refuge in the morning
when chafed by the Corfo among Il.
roc ks in the Tremite Hands inhabi d
by a few renegadoes only and upon III
Mercury's appearance landed the great.
eft part ofhis crew, who ported themfelyg.
with a ~four-pounder and muketry upon
hiil ~ dSicnu TIC Weller, ClOle 10 which IN
playground with hanfers TAFT 70 the fhorg:
notwithstanding this advantageous poGt,-
on, the boats, under the command of lieut,
Mather, of the Mercury, rowed in with
great intrepidity, expofed to a fnart .ffe
OF grape and mulberry from The veiiel ami
the hill, while the Mercury and Corfo aw
ed the enemy by firing what guns could be
brought 70 bear upon him and we haq
TIE iatisfattion to fee our people very gal
lantly board the %veflel, and land ar RI,
fame time to drive the ia dist from the
hill, in which they fortunately fucceeded,
without the lois of a man; and lieut.. vii.
ION, with the party of marines, maintain.
d the petition, while the ieamen hove the
vea | off the rocks, and brought her our,
with feveral prifoners taken upon the hill.
She had eight 6 and IL Founders. The
plumber found on board this iland is fulfil
Gent evidence of her character, confntin2
Of bales ofcotton, and other goods taken
from vefcls Of different nations.
/ have the honor to be, &c.
7. ROGERS.
Admiral Lord Keith.
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LONDON GAZETTE, Auguh 4

A letter from captain Manley DIXON,
of his Majeay's hiP Genereaux, to Evan
Nepean, efq. ~enclofes a letter from Lord
Cochrane relative to the very fpirited and
brilliant ALTON with a Spanih Xebeck
irigate.
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AyriUed at LiUeybooI.

Cumberland, Frederick !; and Eagle,
Shaw, from New York.
lit Aurora, M'Intyre, from
Virginia ; and Alert, Fairfield, from
Baltimore.
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BALTIMORE, December 10.
WMrt. Lag q Go.

BAL llMOKE, december 70.
Arrived this evening, ichooner. Maria,
capt. Howey, g days from ST. Jago de
Cuba. = eft there the following yelels:
Brig Difpa,ch, Saiiibury Of Baltimore,
70 iail in days /; ichooner George, Bun.
ker Of do. fail 10 s days; brig New Jer.
fey, Ski!ly, Of Philadelphia, do. s weeks;
lch'r Two Brothers, Waters Of do. uneer-
tain; lndufry, Wilton, of Baltimore,
do. Coraseopeia, Bate, ofds. fold Di-
ana, M.Hherfon, Of Philadelphia, uncer-
tain Hoop Ramidalc, Of New.
York, do. ,-s- -.
Sailed in company with iloop Charlotte,
capt. Bull. lathe Bite ofLeogane fpcke
the icar Polly and Nancy, OF. Philaael.
ph;a, from Gonaiyes bound to charleGon,
S. C.fhort ofhsnds-sIfo fsh'r America,
from Jsceuemel, bound 70 Bottom; a;HEo,
ich't Eiram, Of Philadelphia. from P. Re-
publican, bound HOME, WHO lad fpoken
lie tie brig Mohawk, bound to Baltimore !;
sifo, 1eiconer Almira, frem Poft Rspub.
ss:sah, bound to- Philadelphia. PaGed in
the bay brig Bstley & Peggy from Sayaa-
nah |; sho, fchooner Brothers, from Cape
francois. Two bs;ss aad Spaniih
Xsbeck were laying 10 Hampton Roads on
lhu,iday laa, bound to-this PORT. The
n,ws Of peace was nos known at St. Iago
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Bay OF Tar;s to the Preiident, From Nix.
Eaton, CQsfal at Taais, sc. -
Ordered to be printed.
That part of the sreGdent's documents
relating TO the Raroary powers, was refer
ed to- the commltte appointed On that
.ubjets. That pare relating to Tenn Gee
referred to the connais:e OF the Genius. ).
The fabjea ofadjsurnH,snt from Thur.-
day =ext till January Z, again taken up,
Mr.. Varnun, Mr.. Bacon, MIR. Mott,
Mr. Elmer and MIR. Spr:gg fpoke againi,
it. II was NOT carried, g only ri.ing in
favor Of it.
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..,-.l to the committee appointed to fee
,sh-,her any or what alterations were ne
.ag,rv in Il: laws Sc, OF the d;HEitt OF
Columbia.
= Ca,cral Smith offered a .e!olut.oa: to
sS;o,ra ire tcu!e from rhar.day Deccn-
-. Il, 10 Jan. ed. Ordered 10 he on
Re Ibis.