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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-11
FROM THE CoNNCT1cUT GAZETTE.
TO FARMERS.

On the manufacturing of Wcollen Cloth.
1t is to be- lamented that 70 little atten-
ton has been paid in this country 70 the
manufacturing of Woollen Cloth and
likewife to the rafting of heep. Thefe
animals are undoubtedly more profitable
to Farmers than any other /; they CON-
mand the beff pay and from their wool
we may manufacture cloth equal in qua
lily to that, for which we have depended
on European manufactures, and thereby
retain more money in orr own country.
To make good cloth farmers hould be
more attentive to their fheep AMI not fell
off their bef lambs. Sheep hould never
be yarded with cattle they fhould be
kept in good aefh that the wool may be
lively, and fed in a rack 70 contributed,
that the feed and chaff cannot fall from the
hay into the wool, for thofe efentially,
injure it.
After fheep are wafhed they hould not
be fhorn in lefs than 6 days, that the ami
NAL oil may have time 70 penetrate the
pores of the wool this oil preferves the
wool alive and keeps it pliable.
In this country fuitable attention has
not been paid to the forting of wool in
European manufactures the fleece is divid-
ed in five or fix forts from fine to ccarle.
The bei wool grows from the kidnies o.
yer the houlder to the neck-this hould
be ufed for the fnea Of cloth, the re-
mainder hould be divided for the various
uies for which it may be defgned. By
thus forting wool there will be 10 waite
but by mixing fine and coarfe in tae fame
| piece, the cleth cannot be dreGed handione,
nor do half the fervice it otherwife would,
All courfe ends hould be cut off, if they
be ffun and woye into cloth, no color can
be impreded on it either clear or even,
for fine and coure will not equally receive
any colors.
After the wool is forted 1t mould be
carefully pulled apart and all nobs be TAX
en- out-when well picked, che pound o.
foft fat or hogs lard, &c feven pounds o.
wool, hould be we'll mixed. Aftersit i,
rendered foft and Pliable by the CREATE, il
hopld be welt broke with cards, then a.
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PARIS, September III.

Admiral Truguer has taken the CON-
mand in chief OF the whole naval force,
contiifing of French ard Spaniih v%effels,
in the port of Cadiz.
September u.
We learn from the Hague, that the Ba-
tavian fleet, under the command of Adj
miral De Winter, is juf ready to fail
This fleet is in the beit order, and its crews
are burning with xrdour to engage the
Englifh.
The authors of the Frankfort papers
have been directed to be more circum{pect
for the future, and not to publih all the
reports ipread abroad concerning the af-
fairs OF Egypt but to %cenfine themlelves
to the official accounts of the French GO
vernnent.
There will be in future grand general
annual reviews throughout the Aufrian
monarchy, in the fame manner as there
have been in Prania.
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Sane dag tie BnhM nip aurora, capt.
Boyd 43 days fran Greeuoek.
No. f6e@Y Aatelape, capt. Felix Car
ran, ~ days from L'Orienf. In lar. 40,
lsHg. z9, R0ke 6e brig ApoAo, of Bsaon,
from Senegal baird 10 LivespsoL. In Aaf.'
49, long. 60, lpoke h-Np BekOidsre, from
Nf7v-1ork TO LJ@on, II ~ days. Mht.
80, ing. So, .H0ke The brig CAasdetl, WbR-
ne, from philadelphia 10 Lomaen.
Ayo, t6e Ib'r Polly, CAPT. I,efaNem,
SO daysf from Martinique lin dyf,slJ band
10 Ne1v-T ork. :
Tie Srig 7ahey, Calf; a,r;ved at FaL-
mouth the iob Sept r0m ibis port.
The Ocean, Mar,Gy, fran this PORT, is
HrriUed at GIglgow ; as is The Duxrobm-
cGfh, M'Bride, at fame place.
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gain pulled apart, and we'll M; sed
ther. lie one perfon fpin the wool. ,ss.
the yarn be equally wrought, the f,i;"a
fhould be fpun with the wheel crofs hang
ed. Let the wool be kept clean from
dirt or linz while fpinning, and clcanie
the yarn before it is wove. Avoid old
harneiies in weaving, for their lint, &c.
ehentially injure the cloth-be careful
to beat equally, for if one part of a fink
beat clofer than the other the cloth will
cockle-to avoid this it would be well al.
10 TO weave each Rein by itfelf-mske a
good ielvage and turn as you weave. If
all knots are not cut off with hears before
the cloth is fulled, they are picked out
with tweezers by the clothier, leaving
holes in the cloth which Injuries it.
When cloth is made in conformity to
thefe directions there is no danger of its
working bad in the mill 1t will not COG
KEEL but be drefed neatly. IF a number
of hands be employed in fpinning a piece
you mutt expect the cloth will cookie in
the mill !; and fuch can never be dreged
to appear decently. Some who procured
in this manner, complain of the clothier,
becsufe their cloth does not anfwer their
expectation and l am told that one of
that protection In this neighbourhood, who
pretcnds to be matter of the art of dreAing
cloth without cooking it, has declared,
(mot probably for the mean purpofe of In
juring the reputation of his neighbouring
%clothiers) that they can always avoid it.
If wool be not properly manufactured by
the cards, wheel, and loom, it is impoHi-
bic for any clothier t drefs it ever decent
ly. All cloths that are not to be fulled,-
hould be fpun from fine wool, we'll mix
ed, or they will not equally receive CO.
lours.
People would do well to make their
cloth earlier in the feafon than ufnaI.
September and October are the mott favo-
rable months for drefing cloth. 1t is
much better TO be drefed in warm wea-
Their than in cold.
Many of our farmers will fell their
wool, and buy foreign cloth for common
wear.-This wool is exported to Europe,
there manufactured, bro't back and fold
here at an ~extravsgant price.-Thus for
want of good economy, their cloathing
colt double the fun it otherwife would.
If thofe Directions are followed perma-
nent colours chofen, and the clothier does
his duty, American cloths will be elegant
and durable and the farmers Handsomely
rewarded for their trouble.
Windham County, June, 1901.
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aleranDrta aDberttser.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER II.

aT-Should any efAe G6rlbsrs
to this paper have been neglected
by Me'Person mow empkoyedto car-
~ 1T, as we abbrehend may haze
been the case, from his being an
entire Fvanger IN the place; we
mnf beg the favor Of them to giye
Information thereof at the Office
and 1t MaN be yealfed.
Married on Thurfaay lat in Ann Arun.
del County, Maryland, Mr.. THoMAs
SHREvE, merchant of this town, to Mifs
ANN HoPKINs of faid county.
The Semillante frigate, on Monday lan
weighed anchor and proceeded to Lynn
haven bay, where fhe came to, in a heavy
fog within half a mile of the Bririfh fri
gate Andromache but on fipding G,e was
10 contiguous to a "Jraferxai e~m6racx,'
The Immediately returned las we are told
to her old ~ftation. 1t is faid, that a vefel
from Lt)risnt, which arrived yesterday,
brought the officers Of the SemilIante a
great many letters, fome ofwhich, it isru-
mored, doth not very highly approve of
her flaying here during this feafon of the
Yellow Fever. There being two Englilh
frigates here now, fhe has a fair opportu-
nifty to thew her Kill, and, if unfuccefsful,
fhe could lofe no honor in being taken,
when f7vo to one againf her.
NOyoK Herald.
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ers ola French AmbaGador, he was ob.;p-
ed TO advertife himfelf among the lit of
other adventures, who intended 10 quit
the capital of Rufia. In this public notice
he afIumes the title OF" Citizen I,oruc,
adjutant OF the Firt Conful, B~uonaparse.".
A great change in the politics OF RuRia
is expected to take place before next {pring.
Reipeeable private letters received here
this evening from Paris fate, that the
French government is in pofieHion Of pa
pers, which prove that the ~priioners at
Bareuth had formed a plot againtt the life
Of the Fira Conful.
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NORFOLK, November s.

OR La1don, CAaig0w and French pa
ps,s up to f6e Iefb September, ree<iued pc
ferdy by different arrivals, eontain NO
very mtersfixg matter-the E7v articles
giuea in the preceding columns, are Iaeb
(on a bGO pe,ulaU as zoe think avo,tby
gour immediate attention. Hagsytruee
fill Continue to go and came 6et4v9eu Dover
and CaAai;. 7vitbout the Aaf hint franz
piring in The London or Paris papers as to
tbe e0nfexts Of the Aypatebes they carry.
The Sfoe1s, at bath places, haze, for ome
tiae bGf, been very Ready, 7vbicb iuekiues
a belief, that the propgNlious fo, peace are,
at leaf fvorabJ yrceivedby fbo/r in po4o-
ev. There M truth in the yepo,t of
taking the ,sus Of the B,uB government;
or, gthe Nrrender Of Merand,ia, 4vbieb
Eems to bald ouf, koLdLy. From a late
proclamation in I,eLand, zoe find the 20
much m fear Of deleent BY Ije
Sans CaAottes on thar country.
By the French papers zoe find The nva-
Jan ef England rs much talked of De
Winfer'sf fleet is nearly ready for Iea. Ge-
neral LgIaes, B~AenapGrte's relation, is ar
rived at Dnnkirk, TO concert mea/xyes qvitb
admiral Nelly. AdmiyakT yoviM remains
at BauLogne. and the French admiral Irx-
gHet has fakea the command IF the SpanM
fleet at CadS.
A,rived en- Taeldqy The brig Zabba,
capt. jacobs, from 7obago. Left there
The Eb'r-, CAPT. SerAe, fran Salem.
Od06er z8, in lat. rs Sc, long. SO, Ooke
the Gb'r ". S. Doudores, capt. Pierce,
JyOm Care de Vtrds Gound to Me4u-Y ork,
0ut AZ dqys.
Same day arri0edtbeB hip Re6eeea, capt.
F0Hoz@ee, 40 days from The lie Of Nay.
The Jeb'r lightning, eapt. Davi, 7
do1s from. Cape Francois, 4oenf UP The bay
Ap Tae/dq; by her qO< learn that The
brig Noab's Ark, cabt. Rarnokds, from
NorfSK to ST. C,oix bad PIT into The Cape
in dJfreG.
Arrived in Hambtoa Roads The Eb',
Jobn, capt. Cruel, 70 days from 81, Croix
bomnd 10 Ne7O-York. Lufoyms, that fbe
Hoob CbayAhe, capt. Baker, @and beuna
10 B'idgepo,t, qoas captured ky Ib'r nm
der SbonW ~eoLoars; The mate aud fur 0,
be, bands queye pat ON lizard the John
sbe Noep aoos Jrnt for Porto Rice, qubeyt
fbe b,iUatest 6elsxged.
HrriUed y1ee,dD, hr Nip Aexaxdey,
cabf. Cear, AZ d1ysE rons Loudon.
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~STRASBURGH, Sept. 8.

Yeferday Lord Arthur Paget, miniifer
plenipotentiary Of the King OF England to
the Emperor OF Germany, pailed by this
town on his way TO Vienna, to replace
Lord Mimic. He was provided with a
paiiport, igned by the Chief Conful.
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HAGUE, September =.

A great number of officers, and other
perfons, have embarked in the Texel, to
be employed in our poHefions on the coat
of Guinea, the vefrel which conveys them
carries a neutral flag.
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HAMBURGER, September n.

HAMBURGH, September II.
fumour has prevailed here for ~ieveraI
uayS, maj England has refuled TO deliver
|Vp the Danilh WcR-India Inands, till
pynmark fnall indemnify the city of Ham
OaFeh for all the expences il fuRained in
eu'eqnencc of the late u~nprovoked inva-
un, England is faid to have demard-
J : "e d'imtilal of Prince Charles of Hehe
aOm has d snity of Daniih Field Mar
''s.i and Commander in Chief.
Letters from Petersburg, cf tie asth
DFing' a variety ofdetails, from which
PLAINLY arrcars that citizen Durcc has
In to'ai!y unfUccef3ulin his milton, and
s' De IS not TO go 10 the coronation a,
"0'eew. Though veAed with the POW.
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The advertisement IN the InteIIi-

The advertisement IN the IntelH-
geneer 9yeqerday, relative to the
removal Of the Patent Medicines
from Me0rs. 7. 6 T. d. WeR-
colts, havlmg, 1t items, been Gb-
posed by Jome feyJons to imply a
degree gesmfsre on them !; the 6b-
Jcysber thinks proper to inform the
public that IN confquenee (onlyt
ofnew arrangements made by the
Probrlctors, the Medicines here
tofore pended by them will IN future
be fold at his Stationary Store IN
Royal freet, and at no other place
IN Akxandyia.
SAMUEL BISHOP.
November II.
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November II.
LOTS
FOR SALE.

Five Lots on Duke freet, near the
corner of Pitt freet, four Of them a6 feet
front, the other Is feet 6 inches, by 1oz
feet deep one of them corners on the
ftreet, another on an alley I8 feet wide,
and all Of them have an outlet to an
alley 10 feet wide, on the fouth end
The price will be moderate and the terms
of payment eafy, only one fifth of the
purchafe money to be paid down, one half
the remainder in 6 months and the other
in twelve months from the fale, with le-
gal intereR for the fame.
If NOT fold in a private way, before the
10Th day of IL mo. next, they will then
be fold at public fale to the highef bid
der.
WIN. HARTSHORNE, I
NICHOLAS SLUBEY, H'N
@EkiSabefb Donakd6n.
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1 y b + 5 y l. ID,
4 G. MAMSLAVE

about al years of age, active, capable,
and we'll acquainted with all the duties Of
. dining-room f~ervant. Enquire of the
Printers.
Odober rs, zaw4
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EiRHiER.

THE a.hctibsr, ltely from Cumbe:.
lard cosaty, England, ntorms the gen
S!cneu OF AleAanaria, and lis neishoo'-
hood. that he keeps table at tie tgn OF
che B!aek Aoys, Hing i;sec', Alexandria,
Where he iase..ds rracsi.lng his protection,
as .oxis,g, hacking aud caring ali forts OF
asi,empefs, fuca as ipavins, ringbones,
CRIBS, yellow water, blind tssers, weak
evss asd sISndess. LiLewae, cutting
aid felayiag al kinds CT creatures. He
will aSute all hosfes in the time Of nicking
ard cutting, ii required. * No ease
81 Sy.
JAMES FEARCN.
IYsv IS. 60
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laly


Josiah IAXON q Go.
F<rr ,<peahW mJ,,m tdeu t,if"ds anu
c&Q0mers, !bat TRY h0ve
JUST RECEIVED,
BY tie Aaop Hannah fran Bsqon, s'7u
I:us at harter's qcborS
Ihirty tons
PLASTER OF PARIS,
n. England Rum IL hhds. and bis.
Liqf7Vye,
At their fore OF the corner of Prince and
Water ttreesz, oppoGte Gel. Hooe's,
Gin III pipes and Gales,
Moo'd and dipt candles,
Coffee in bags,
White and brown foap in boxes,
Royal and fuper. printing paper,
Writing paper,
Window g'ais,
Freih r, /. limo in tiefces,
A quantity oflooa i;ns by the bufhel,
Mems and boys coarie hats,
Sif,ers, foaI leather,
Nova Scotia grindeoncs,
Wool and cotton cards in boxes,
Coare and fine falt.
A5fo,
A handfome aaortment Of ladies', mites
and chiidrens'
Morocco Slippers and Shoes.
All of which will be fold on moderate
terms for cain.
ct CaN g1ven far Rye, Corn
Gnd White Beans.
July ID. dzw
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Ink subscriber
HIS FOR SHE 1T HIS STORE,
The following articles:
One pipe real 4th proof
Cognisc Brandy,
20 bis. arr quality Sugar,
100 fscks OF Sa!t,
5000 It's. fr:t quality {ait petred Hams,
IS travelling Cafes,
40 bis. of treth Lines ii. good order,
4 t;erces treih Rice,
20 doz. Of Pine Arp'es-G9 The 6sR
eo,s, 6r>ssh to shis market,
IL bikes fires quality Spaniih Sesars,
isgesher evitb
Cocoa Nuts. Sweetmeats. Raj
FMS, Prunss, and i number of other ar
ticics In the
Fruit cad Grocery Line.
ABEL WILLIS.
July Il. co
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S9rb!.c @a.ir.

KIDAY, ct 10 c'si.c&E, qrW }.
iaH Ct tie Feadse Stu's,
d and 4th proof Jamalca
.>um in bids and bls.
Continental Rum in bis.
French Brandy IN bis.
SUGAR In hhls. tierces auA bis.
Coffee in bags,
Rains in kegs and boxes,
Soap in boxes,
SCARS in boxes,
\ quantity Of Nails in cafks,
i lew crates Of Queens Ware,
: icls China, Furniture, sc.
14Jh,
4 Gnariity Of DRY GOODS,
,4a2ag q zciic6 ere
Irilh and Dowlals Linens,
Cloths and Caspe,ings,
Ginghams and D:migies,
Calicoes, ariped Naukeens.
A variety Of purple and other ehawls'
White Jeans,
Muffin Shawls ard Hsrdkerchiefs,
Ialnhour'l, book ard lappet Mullins,
Millinet,s, red Huns, ians,
Curb ard fnaiiie Brides,
And variety otothsr articles.
P. G. MARSTELLER,
hugu(t :. Fendnr Nal'rr.
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felf and his mates faid ON board the fhip ::
the chief mate and doctor were detained
on board the Thunderer.
Ship Betiey, Jones, Of Portland, bound
Tor Warrington, N. c. to fail in a few
days; brig Ruby, Mailey, for Ralti-
more, to fail in few days; noop George,
Montague, of Hartford to fail in o DAYS:
brig Pallas, Flagg, of Portfnouth, to fail
in or 10 days tor Carolina; fhip Har-
mony, Coffin, Of Portfmouth, to fail in
or days Aoop 49,, Boardman, Of
Newburyport, to fail III few days fch'r
Fame, Williams, of Bermuda, 10 fail a.
bout the 18TH.
Neav- Prevalence, January I1.
There arc now upwards of FORTY
American veilels here for adjudication,
which will all doubtlefs be condemned, as
no one efcapes that is libelled: IA fail
have arrived within ) days. There are
now out, and fitting for fea, ~ priva-
teerS.
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SALEM, February III.

The brig Sukey, Capt Brown, belong
ing ITO capt. ForreRer of this town, arrived
here on Friday laR, from Jamaica, having
been captured by the Bririih frigate De
cade on her paHage hence for Laguira, fent
to Jamaica, and her cargo condemned by
the honorable George Cuthbert, judge of
the vice admiralty court Of St. Jago de
la Vega. AS the property condemned
was as perfectly neutral as any that ever
was fhipped, and regularly cleared out
of this port; as there was no pretence. Of
tsbeing contraband of war, and as the
honorable judgesdoes not in his decree ref
upon any principle whatever, or align ore
Jingle reafon for condemnation, we mutt
conclude that he means to condemn all
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BOSTON, February 2s.

Arrived brig Auguea, Arnold, from,
Havana, via Portland fcllooner Hannah
Lord, Cape Francois, twenty fix days.
Arrived On the 18th of February, and
ialuted the town, fhip Governor Strong,
Captain Miller, IS days from Malaga.
Left there, fhip Rambler, of Ckarleeon I;
ichooner Mary ard Eliza, of Philadelphia,
with feveral Others, who were ready for
fea. Sailed in co. brig Harmony for
Charle'ton. January 4, touched into Al
geziras bay, to keep from the current -
when under the cover Of the forts nine l!,ots
were fred at the Governor Strong, which
cut away one of the back Rays ard went
through the fore top fail in confequence
OF this, Captain NJ. ient his boat, frR
mate and papers on ihore, and after an ex-
animation, the thip was ordered in co.
with the {chooner Veteran, William Mil
Ter; but no attention being taken of rhefe
orders, at 10 P. M. the ihip got under
way to proceed home, Capt. NJ. received
fhot from French priyateer, and the
forts again opened to fire; ftrong breeze
however, prevented much damage being
done. Left at Algeziras, flip Phebe,
Crowninfhield, Of Salem, taken by The
French brig Calender, of Phila-
delphia, ditto and ihip Eliza, OF Bottom,
which has been under adjudication upwards
of three years. January II, in latitude
"a, II, longitude II, 50, fpoke the brig
Lucy, Toppan, from Leghorn, for New
buryport, who left at Leghorn the brig
Superior, of Barnaable, and ipoke fhip Fa-
vorite, Epes Ellery, from Bottom, in the
mouth Of the hreights, going in. Febru-
airy II, faw four fail, which proved to be
Frenchmen, fheerd off. February Il, in
latitude 3S,z II, longitude 81, fpoke the
brig Elizebeth, George, 5 days from Nor
folk, for Curacao. February II, liz lat.
SO, z9, long. z9, Jaw three fail, ard fpoke
fchooner Joiephus, Waterbury, Of Brook
lyn New York; thirty eight days from
North Carolina, for Norfolk, in great
want of provifons, and fails to pieces;--
fnpplied her, mended the fails, towed her
feveral hours, and then was obliged to
quit her. Captain Nj. failed from Old
Town yefterday, left no veflels there.
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NORFOLK February rs.

The ihip Riing Sun, captain Hawkins,
from Londonderry, arrived in the Roads
laa Wedne1day--fpoke on the 18th Fe-
brnary, In lat. IS, long. 81, the lhip
Swift, Rodgers, E days out from Charlef-
ton, for Liverpool.
Yeferday arrived the Britifh brig Hawl.
capt. Gay, from Antigua Sailed from ST..
Kits on the I'd inf. under convoy of the
y. States fchooner Enterprise, in company
with II fail Of Americans. On the 8rh
ipoke ichooner Jane, Duncan, of ard bound
to New York. On the 9th parted conf
pany with the fleet. Or the 9TH, in lat.
81, 23, long. 7s,io, fpoke the brig Lap
wing, of New-York, from the Cape of
Good Hope; had been blown off the coat
iince, the 18th. Same day Hin with the
wreck of a fchooner with member mats
nor bowfprit handing. !. !
Arrived the Danifh brig Swift, captai,,
Bourn, from St. Croix.
The brig Kingiton, captain Coggefhall,
from Tenerife--I4cft there, to fail next
day, the brig Betfey, Corrilh, for New
York. On the z 9Th infant, off the Capes
poke the fhip Two Brothers, Skinner,
from AmRerdam to Baltimore informed
that the lhip Hunter, of and from New
York, was cah away near Rotterdam,
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PHILADELPHIA, March 4.

Arrived, brig Molly, Trinadad.
The brig Molly left at Trinadad on the
OF February, the following veHels.
Ship America, farrell, of Bottom; brig
Argus, Brown, New-Haven; ichooners
Phoebe, Winilow, Philadelphia SwaI-
low, Harper, do. Atlantic, Shepleigh,
Portilnouth, N. II. Harriet, Butts, Bal
timore; Mary, Judfon, Wifczfet.
Schooner Eliza, Truant, failed from
Trinidad, for marlborough, the 9Th
Of January.
a ilaip and brig below, name, &c.
unknown.