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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-02-16
The SUBSCRIBER

Relbeezfu!ly informs the tub
bic, that finding it indifpenfablv necef1a
~ to diholve the copartnerlhip Of O.NrI
and WARD, in the Globe Tavern. Of this
town, he intends in future to conduct that
hoafe on his own account, under the name
Of the GOLDEN BALL, and declares
no exertion on his part .fhall be wanting to
give every perfon who may favor him
with their commands entire fatisfaea;on
He requeits all pcrfons indebted to the
above firm to be lpeedy in lettling their
accounts with him, as he alone is au,ho.
tised to give valid difcharge for money
due, or make any kind Of fcttlement with
them. He alto requefts the favor Of all
perfons holding demands againR O,Neil
and Ward to render him their feyeral de.
fnands, Is he wines to have them ad;ua.
ed as ioon as pofible.
sENoCH WARD. +.
JAM IS tI6) 3wsc
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-02-16
Lsue,doot Salt tor Sale.
Jah landing from on board the fhip Sue.
cefs, Capt. King,
STOVED SALT.
in Jacks and bulk.
Alfo, a few hundred bulhels of
Liverpool Coal.
VIM. l. HALL.
Merchants Wharf, Jan. 20. d
Ricketts,, Newton g Co

Ricketts,, Newton g Co
HaUe jgf ,xeeived and for Sale, at tb~
corner fore, etpsfte John 1anxey's, tb.
.tollozvixg GOODS-4ubois/ale and ~.
tail, for Cab and Produce:
Superflne and ed Cloths
Blue Plains
do. FRIES
do. Kerfeys
White, yellow and green F1annels
do. do do. Ra;ze.
Role and duffil Blankets
Duants, Camblets and Wildboyes
Rafiels and Antiloons
Cotton and linen Checks
Kerieymere. and Swandowns
Nelycts, Thickfetts and Cords
A handionae aHortment of Dimities q
Mems and Womens' cotton Hole 49,
do. fix do.
Black Grape
White and black fix and beaver Cloves
Modes, Sattins aud Pertains
Sewing Silks
Calicoes and Chintzes =.
Ruiia Sheeting and Irilh Linens.
They haze aLo,
Brown Sugar by the hid.
and barrel, loaf and lump do. and quaa.
tity Of Platter of Paris.
-. They give Cath for
Wheat, Rye and Corn.
T Left by capt. Mortimow, Of the
Baltimore packet, at their warchoue, fun
dry NH Irons-The owner is requefed
to take them away.
January :,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-02-16
So "a III UC~Ol3IQS =
ride Ed Day efAtyH next, eoR75< ex-
4 Pied 10 Sale, at tbe Red-Hc4e,
A M / L l.,

- sees NUOeW CSN <4IICS ~ LII W.
y adiaizing, .htuated on Broad Run, in
Prince Wil7iam county, belozv Buck
Land.
The MILL-HOUSE is two tories high
. ard has two rair Of Zones in it. 1t is faid
70 be fituated upon the bei Rream in that
country, and the feat as we'll calculated
for mill as any upon that tream. AS !
have not lately feen the premifes / cannot
fay in what condition they are at prcient,
] would therefore recommend it to thoCe
who may be inclined to purchaie, to view
them before the day Of iale.
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 inRallments. The pur-
ehafcr fhall receive his deed upon the fri
payment, but mortgage will be requir-
s. 81. upon the premifes to lecure the rcGdue.
s THOMAS SWAMI,
SssA A'totaey for .Iobx NGZ/ou.
A3 January 81. rawam
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-02-16
La S I NOTICE.
Whereas a Comminion Of

Whereas a Comnlinlon Of
bankruptcy is awarded and ifued forth a.
gainf tlilha Cullen Dick, of the town
Of Alexandria, and he having furrendered
himielf to the major part Of the comn,iii-
oners named in the faid commiAion, at
the Wilmington tavern in Alexandra, on
the gift day Of January laR, when and
where he underwent his fecond examna-
ton; he is therefore required again to at
tend at the laid tavern, on Friday the
10th day Of this preient month, at II
O'Clock in the forenoon, to undergo his
final examination, when and where the
creditors of the faid Elifha Cullen Dick,
either in his feparate capacity or as one OF
the firm Of James Meafe M'Rea and Com
pany, may attend to prove their debts
at which time and place the creditors a.
foreiaid are TO ahent to or dinent from the
allowance ofhis certifcate--and to chooie
afBgnees.
All perfons indebted to the faid bank
rupt, or who may have any of bis effects,
are not to pay or deliver the fame but to
whom the Commiflioners may appoint,
but to give notice to
HENRY MOORE,
Secretary 10 THE Commlsoss.
February 8.
PRINTED BY
S, SNQWDEN e Co.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-02-16
To be. Rented,

End Petition givex immeAiaAI-- I
A two itory houle and gardenon Duke
freet, about two fquares to the eaifward
Of the fone bridge.
w. HARTSFIORNE.
a number Of valuadle lots
in different ftnations, to be iold-alfo, a
brick houfe in King itreet, in the tenure
of Thomas Crule "a part of the purchafe
money will be taken in Alexandria Bank
flares at par, and for fome Of the lots, A
lexandria Inlurance flares at price to be
agreed on. For part Of the purchaie mo-
ney of either, aliberal credit may be had.
Eft Month 9TH. 90
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-02-16

Shreve and Janney,
Have for. /ak tbeiy f,yc, on Uuios,frset
The to1ozving ayticlrs--
al barrels tanners oil
SO boxes Florence do.
70 do. Cattle fosp
60 do. dipt candies
80 do. mould do.
So do. Havanna iegars
60 barrels Eaf &Wef- India fuqass
Hylon, iuchong and bohea teas
4thP.o1 Barcelona brandy
Writing and wrapping paper
China aiiorsed in boxes
Rulia duck and cordase
A variety of fhoes and foal leather
A rev bales of Gurrahs, and few
Pieces Of handiome furniture.
laEanry IS -
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-12-28
DIRECT TAX.

sTATp,oF MASSACHUSETTS, THIRD COLLECTION
DISTRICT, SECOND DIVISION.
AIOTICE is Hereby given, by virtue of an act Of
IN Congrtls paHtd on the 18th day Of July, 1898
eatited acl to lay and collect Direct Tax with
n ne United S.aiss"-the following taxes afcded on
lhe respective Hoults and Lands which they rcate
Dscame due aud payable the Gevcnth day Of april,
1850; Of which the aid repued owners, podedors or
occupants Of iaid HouG@s and Lands. have been note
red by the Collector manner directed aforeisd, vet
iad taxes remain unpaid in f4d dittrtt, nancy Hint
E'a7, Gray, N.7rgous Per- ana Pg4Ga cigs, Glatc1 IN
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-12-28
Eate cJraiid0ns.
FTPHNGE CCNDTCT.

STRANGE CONDUCT.
e bJ 4 Circoit Coar Of he United States,
far The diRsils Of Maryl&nd. h7l5 at Baltimore,
n November, 1899, the Grand Jury indicted
Capt. Levin Jones for the muir Ter of William
Davis on board the brig David Stewart. Pro
cs{s as uTual was therefore iEued to apprehend
Toaes, who fed to the Ued lndies-Applca
ton was made to Proficient Adams, for noHs
Proffqai, bit though a member Of Jones's friends
warmly intereaed Themselves, that PreGdent
Readily perli1sd in bis r-tulal TO grant it I'm
me iiaIely after the election Of Mr.. Jeffeifop,
The application was renewed 70 him with lucceis,
and ali further proceedings agaioa jones, were
Popped BY a mile P,ofqai. and b.. is now walk
ing al large in The Cry OF Baltimore
1t is butjuaive TO fay, that many Of the dta0
sraa in Baltimore are highly offended rthe
Prefident's conduit An influential and
warm friend Of mr.. Jeferfon " was 70 enragtd
that he took the Preident's portrait from his
parlOr, and gave it away, declaring hG would
not bear the f3ht offo agigF a man
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-12-28
DIRECT TAX,

SECOND DISTRICT, SECOND DIVISION, Iq THE
STATE Of MASSACHUSETTS.
PURSUANT "a an act Of Cong; Is, Paf;i the
A T4th day Of Juh. 1913, entitled " AL att XVI
lay aud COLLEGE direct tax wtbin the UnitS Stajes''
will he 'od at public fale.at the dwelling houte Of
Setg Ma brA Jun. inuhoder in Nortbyarmuuth, w
Wedneiday The 18th q January next, al O'Clock
2. n. 70 much Of the under dcfcribcd enGtcr, con
haI1E OF ling houie5 and lands, vs. " " fan ~
the axes due tber-oU, togetherwi,h TIE legal CO.'S
and charges uulcfs fard taxes aud charges b
paid previous 10 HAT time.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-12-28
This G19ette.

Is printed every MONDAY Morning hy WIS WIS
JvvKs JUN for the publiiler ELtzrE III 80 ma
the Printing Office ~. 7, Ej51er.a oPPoD. .5 "
Row, Portland where Subscriptions 0'", !. I'D
tions, Advertisements, articles q News
received with atteaton. WI
The price is ONE Dollar AND FIFTY CA'''
executive cf poaage IA .,ttaje
AS this GAZETTE has the Iargetf and neI III. ,drs
Ct cuaton of any paper in Mais' i Is q's fysd n
tageou for A&Dsrtjiaest5 which val p '''''
Gonab'y, and in 4 confpicirus maHnef
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-12-28

A FLYER mine has beca dilcovtred about l4o miles
from CiperTany - the Obo It is calculated that
Of will yield IcO ounces Of fine FLYER. The vein has
been traced IS miles.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-12-28
TAKE NOTICE.

ME Copartnertbip of Daasi g, S1's'i IT, ag D.
4 this day by mutual content difo'sa ~, N
ions indebted to, or who have any dtmaHds uPv4 w
lsid firm, are requefed TO call upon SasEN GIN.
immediate fettemenr. DANIEL f1arSoSo,,5
Durham, Dee s. Dor. SAMUEL HAN'O',
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-12-28

Ornamental and plain, executed q iaia 1 -,.,e
hsgdlome manner. and It The ihorleA po.s'
WILLIAM IENA'' Y
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-12-28

n. >. The delinqnents may cali % ne iu9laIl
Der, or SAMUEL p. RUSSELL, Elq. Of NaA51
8oat5, with whon the bills are left.
Bohan P. Field, Collefr
"a DifrifT, IA Divifon IL State Of Mlg1fasfi-
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-02-21

While Fame's fhrill clarion lnall rebound
~ with praife,
And give his glory to remotea days.
his worth, his valor known, to brave nv
foes,
Andgnard my fandard, tie hero chofe !.
Ihe graceful folder how'd, and took th..
field,
M'nerva gave helemt, T,utb fhield.
Fray'd in thofe, with 14aice by his iide,
ne met my naughty foe in martial pride
The CONTEXT gain'd, to guard the glorious
prize,
A grateful people on him Gait their ewes:
Behold him then prefiding DER the land,
His valor freed, from ilayery's fetter,d
band
lnheld, in council the fame worth's diff.
play'd,
NO Jingle act cats rejecting fhade:
Ere iuch again will claim their country's
tears,
Revolving funs may lighta tI,ouEand years
For as that glorious orb's refplend nt light.
Exceeds the tsan1ient meteor Of the night,
Exceeds the vapor that its luifre feeds,
SO ihlnes my WAsH1NcToN's unriyal'd
deeds.
,Asr1v1~;,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-02-21
JUDICIARY BILL.
..Aexaudyi0.
B I L L.

To provide for the more convenient organ
ization of the courts of the United
States.
Sec. I. Be 1t euaaedIy,tke Senate and
i7otE/e Of Rebrs/entatives Of The Umted
States ef Ame,1ea, in CoxgreG aNembLed,
That from and after the next felton, of the
fupreme court of the United States, the
iaid court lhall be holden by the juAices
thereof, or any four. Of them, at the City
OF Warrington, and fhall have two feflions
IN each and every year thereafter, to COM
mence on the frf Monday Of June and
December refreetively and that if four
of the faid jufices fhall not attend within
ten days after the times hereby appointed
tor the commencement of tie faid, ienions
respectively, the faid court fialI be CONT
nued over till the next fated felton, there
of. Proviasa az4vay5, That any one or
more of the faid juitices attending as a.
foreiaid, fhall, have, power TO make all ne
cef1ary orders touching any fuit, action,
appeal, writ Of error, procefs, pleadipgs,
or proceeding returned to the faid court, or
depending therein, preparatory to the hear
ing, trial or deciGon, of fuch action, fuit,
appeal, writ or error, procefs, pleading. or
proceedings,
Sec. z. AudbeH further enat7ed, That
the faid court fhall have power, and is
hereby authorized, to ifue .writs Of prohi-
bition, mandamus, fcire- facias, habeas cor
pus, certiorari, pocedendo,. and ali other
writs not fpecially provided for by TIA.
tute, which may be necenary for the
extrcife Of its jurifdi<sion, and agree.
able to the principles and uaages .oi
law.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-02-21

I Sec. 8. Ind be it further @uol7.d III.
from and after the next vacancy thar
man happen in the faid court, it fhall con
lit OF five juftices only that is TO fav. IS,
one Chief Juitice, eapd four Allocate nm;
! DEC. 4. And belt tnytbeY exol7ed. Thu.
LOT the better establishment of the Circuit
courts OF the United States, the faid 4 ate.
mall be, and hereby are divided into die
friets, IN manner following; that is to ay
one to confif of that part of MaG.chv'
Eetts, which is called the diericf Of Mai
and to be called the diRriet of Maine: one
70 coni,it OF the fate of New Hampshire.
and to be called the diarief of New Hams
lnire; one to confft of the remaining ,,art
or the itate of Mailachufetts, and TO hs
called the diftriet of Malachuietts One
to coni'it OF the fate Of Rhode Iiland and
providence Plantations, and to be called
the dlitrlet. of Rhode Iland one To con-
fit of the fate of Connecticut. and 70 he
called the diarid Of Connecticut; one TO
coniif OF the fate Of Vermont, and TO Be-
called the diftriet Of Vermont: one 70
coniiit OF that part of the fate of New j.
YORK which lies north of the counties of
Dutcheis and Utter, and to be called the
dltsritt OF Albany one to confiff Of The
remaining part Of the fate of New York
and to be called the diRriGt of New YORK..
one to confift of the fate of New IerGsv
and to be called the diari6 of Tcrley: one
to contit OF that part of the fate Of Penn
iylvania which lies eaf of the river Suf.a
quehaBnah, and north ealt branch there i
OF, to the line betwixt Northumberland
and Lucerne counties thence iwcHerlv a.
long laid line betwixt Northumberland and !,
Lucerne, and betwixt Lucerne and I,vcon 1.
ing counties until the fame ftrikes the line
OF the fate Of New York, and TO be CALI
cd the eaitern diffriet of Pennsylvania ore
to conilit Qt the, remaing part of the fate
OF Pennfylvania, and to becalled the -wefl h,
ern diitriet of Pennsylvania ore TO con
fit OF the fate of Delaware. and 70
be called the diariet Of Delaware. one
to confia Of the fate of Maryland, and
to be called the dilrict of MARYLAND !. !
one to conGf Of that part of the faten
OF Virginia which lies to the eaflward
OF line to be drawn from the river
Potomac to sHarper's Ferry, along the
Blue Ridge, with the line which divides
the counties on the eaR fide thereof from
thoie on the welt fide thereof TO the N.
Carolina line, to be called the eafern diff
trict OF Virginia; one to confift Of the re-
naming part of the iaid fate of Virginia,
to be called the wefern diaritf Of Virgil
MIA one to coniif Of the sitateof Mort .
/ Carolina, and to-be called the difriH OF
North Carolina, one to confilt Of the fate
of South Carolina, and to be called the
dlitrict OF South Carolina; one To- confift
,,ot the fate of Georgia, and to be CALI
/ cd the diitria Of Georgia; one to coIf;fs
OF that part Of the fate of Tcnneiec
| which lies on the eaR Gde Of Cumberland
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-02-21
Public Sale.
On TUESDAY afro o'clock, will be fold
at thn Var,dne Cfora -

On TUESDAY at 10 O'Clock, WILDE fold
at the Vendue- Store,
Brown Sugarln hhds. 6 bis.
Loaf and Lump Sugar in lots,
Tenerife and PORE Wine in pipes, half
pipes and quarter cafks,
French Brandy in pipes,
Whikey in tierces and barrels,
Hyion Tea incheHs,
Bohea Tea in cheits,
Figs in CATS and trails,
Raifns in do. do.
Cordials in boxes,
Soap and Candles in boxes
Cotton in bales,
a quantity Of Bacon,
Tobacco in kegs,
Nails in calks,
Hardware anorted in.boxe., &c.
Alto, quantity Of
d X Y GOO DIS.
Particulars Of which will be made known
previous to the fale..
P. G. MARSTELLER,
Aui7i0nrrr.
February ~.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-02-21

0f7l2giSs to THE public far uuy eyyyy,
E f''at my appear.
o d E,
'.'0ff on tie f70euty:/eeona Of February
1900.
Ire orient gates Of heaven again unfold.
And MORN comes forth in azure deck a
with gold;
IKE fplendid orb ihoots forth his amber
ray,
AS tho TO hail the once glad natal day
but ah! how fad, how chang'd the fcene
appears,
No more to feeive ;n,irth a prelude's
rung;
No more to cheerful notes our hsrps are
ffrung
The warb ling wire is 1ilent as our tears:
Or POUNDS expreilive of the deepeft woe.
Are only heard alas! alas to flow
A gen'ral grief pseides from fhore to
fhore,
And well it may, our WAsH1NcroN,s
no more.
Cheer''d by his prefence, on his natal dav
While Fancy fnil'd, was woye a chaplet
gay;
And on his brow, the Aow'ry wreath was
PLACID,
The trophied wreath, the Patriots temples
grac'd;
But now Withdrawn are Fancy's vivid
pow'rs,
The iportive nymph preGdes o'erjoyous
hours.
While we forget the ling ring morn to
chide;
Thefun emerging from the eafern wave,
9for wrapt in death, cold in the flent
grave,
Lies WASHINGTON, Colum6ia's boaifed
pride,
Unmindful of the hghs that muruur
there;
Unnindful Of his late, his darling care !:
His heart that glow'd with patriotic
zeal,
Beatsenow no longer for his country's
veal.
Columbia dwells 1uxuriant on her woe,
Heart rending fghs in moving cadence flow.
Where rnow,s her genius !! 10 all bath'd
in tears,
In cyprefs clad, the dropping maid appears,
Mourn, mourn, fhe cries, nor let your
tears fubfdc,
Nor flop the gufhing tears impetuous
tide;
The glorious chieftain that your armies Led
My darling fon, my WAsHINcToNi is dead
Let iighs prevail where joy was wont &c
flow,
And chonaught but peals Of fadnefs throw;
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-02-21
For tile alexandria Ady,ytlser.

MeNrs EDIross.
lie death Of arr R2aa,ioas WAsH1Ncron
0e'zg tie M6Je3 Of the enele/ed, will,
nc a0n6f, Jecu,e it a place in your 1abey.
1T 6sixg f'om tbe pen e,f a female, muA
0b7legise to THE public far uuy e,yyy,
f5at my appear.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-10-10

their thrones, and to trample Tie kings of
the earth in the duff. 1t interferes in
every concern OF public ard Of private
life, and aims at total change In every
department. Of fociety.
A fyHem ofphiloloPhy 70 angular, and
which has already produced fuch extenlive
effects, cannot be unipterefing to philo-
fophsr. fhall therefore, my dear FL Half
fan, endeavour TO trace the operations OF
this new phiiofophy, upon the affairs of
this wetern world, and ihall not fail to
communicate my difcovcrics, connected
with fuch other intereaing remarks as
have probably never reached the walls of
Delhi, nor employ cd before, the contem-
plations of Hindu philofopher. You,
vino lnhabit a country, Whole laws, cuff
toms and ideas, are immutably fixed, will
learn with aitoniihment, that no cuitom is
here 10 iacred, end no doctrine 70 venera-
bic, as to be fecure againit the innoyati
ems OF The new philcfophy. For a number
OF years it has filled large part of En-
rope with defolaton and carnage, and
thoie countries which ii has not rayaged,
have been rent afunder by factions every
man has ia ken his fdc, and, not unfre.
quently, members Of the fame family, and
partners Of the fame houft, are feen in op
polite ranks. Under the latter part of
this delcript;on America mutt be placed
Even here, the moit dlRane regions of the
empire, although equally remote from
each other as the mountains of Sket,ner
t.om the mouth of the Gauges, are en-
lightened by the new illumination. 1t is
the ruling topic of diicunion il is pcrpe-
toally conte&ed by the learned and the
great, while, the loweH clals of iociety,
OF the fame degree as ,hole in Hindutan,
ot the cats OF Sudder and HAM, impli
city follow the itandard Of their leader.
Not the muic Of Nsred, fhould he turn to
iwcatef harmony his heavenly Tyre nor
the melodious numbers OF the filters Co
ply, finging by moon ght in the fragrant
grove OF the facred mountain GrsVerd am,
would be able to allure the public mind
from theie bewildering REGULATIONS. May
the good fpirir illuminate the mind of my
dear 81 Haitian, and prelerve him till he
ihall again receive the embraces of his
Faithful SHALCCCLEN.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-10-10

more determined perievcring courage :
never witneiied, and thar nc,hlas hut ,bn
impohibiity OF being face, tslu!, from rbe
cauics | have mentioned, could have n-c
vented ME from having TO congra,aIs,.
their !ord!hips bur although the value of
the lois of iuch gallant ana good men i
incalculable, YET in point OF numbers, II
has fallen ihogt OF my expectations.
matt alto beg leave TO fate, that greater
zeal and ardent deiire to diitingu;ih them.
ielves by All attack on the enemy was n,
yer ihewn than by all The Captains, off
GERS, and crews OF all the different deicr;o.
tlons ct vencls under my command.
he commanders Of the Hunter and
Greyhound revenue cutters wen, in their
boats IN the mott handiome ard gallapr
manner to the attack. Among III: manv
brave men wounded, | have with RI.
dcepeit regret 70 place the name Ok m,
gallant good friend and able aniltan,, cam
Edward L. Parker ALTO my Flag Lien.
tenant Frederick Lar 9for', who has f,,y-
cd with me many years, they were both
wounded In attempting to board the French
Commodore. 10 captain Gore of the
Medu!a l feel the highett obligations
and when their lordhips look at the loE
OF the Mcdu!a on this location, thew will
agree with me, that the honor of nv Aso
and the caufe of their king and couo,rS
could never have been placed in more eal'
liant hands. Capt. Bedford of the Lev
den, with captain Gore, very Handsomely
volunteered their fervices TO lerve under !,
matter and commander; but ! did NOR
think 1t fair to the latter, and only men
ton 1t TO mark the zeal of thoie officers
From the nature OF the attack only few
priioners were made, a Lieutenant, eipbt
ieamen, and eight folders, are all thew
brought off. Herewith fend the repor,s
OF the feveral commanders OF divitlons and
a return Of killed and wounded.
have the honor to be, &c.
NELSON AND BRoNTE
+. 5. Capt. Somerville was the ien;or
matter and commander.
Here follows accounts from the can
tains OF the different divifions.