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The fPirit Of order, Of which the gov.
ernment has given fuch excellent examples
ipreads over every branch of the admin
itration. The feftival which we have
init celebrated, IN commemoration of the
18th OF July. prefented fpettacle at once
aaifeeting and majeRic. Wearied with =
io1g and difalfrous war, we with 10 ,urn
our eyes towards the PROPERTY which
peace mutt bring & on the advantages which
agriculture, commerce, and the arts. mua
derive from it. Sucll has been the fi,b
'tance OF the difcourfe pronounced by citi
zen poiiguen, Mayor. The proceaion
after having gone the round that was ore
yiouily marked out, returned in order 70
the mayors houfe, preceded by 6 or s
,hou'and troops of different corps from tbe
lard and tea ieTvice. Public dances tben
took 20, place; in the evening the trees Of
liberty were Illuminated. The admiral
mp, the Ocean, fhould have been alCa
out the weather would not permitit.
MoAitexy.
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LIVERPOOL, AueuG +.

II is in contemplation to iiIuc procla-
nation, calling on all perlons of GER
tain age, and under certain circumaan-
ces, to rake up arms lin cafe of an inva
Gon.
Several incend;ary papers relative to
the price OF bread, have been Guck up in
various parts of the metropolis, inyiiing
the labouriog clafs ofpeople to go in bo-
dy TO the Manf3n -houie, and iolicit re-
dnttlon in the price OF that and other ar,i-
cles OF fubfitence. Thefe paper. are in
nianutcript, and are pohed mp IT r;ght.
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obedience to them, in every refpca what
ever.
Ifany alicers be abiept on any other
leave, except his royal bishnefs the COM
mander in chief, they are to be recalled
without delay; and on no account is any
officer to be abient ffomhis regiment.
The officers of the royal navy, who
command the Sea Fencibles slong.the coat
or the fouth-weit diitriH, will immediate
ly diitrihu,e the men, and report according
ly to the admiralty and the general; they
will fee the batteries pu, in the bet order
they can without delay, and point out fe-
parately and dittintfly what they require
ssor the defence and iervice Of them.
lSigned)
I. BRINLEY, A. A. Gen.
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the fch'r Kxrcsirncn,, Crane, 10 day,
from Philadelphia, TO Cape Francois
Sept. s, LAT. 80, long. Il. fpckc hip
Portland, OF Il. Ycsk, cut day., houal
TO Liverpool, all we'll.
Capt. Seward, of TIE fhip =. Tc,l:,
on the Is,h July, III .at. SO, 80, long. 7,
~, fpoke chip Hamilton, Backns, 20 day,
from St. Pe;crihurg, bound 10 Bal,inore.
Arg. 6, fpske hip Waihington, Deimo,
ID days from Liverpool, Bound 70 Bof.
Ton. ruth ipokc brig Maria and yane,
from the Ihc of Wight, bound 20 BoRcn
18th, fpoke ihe hip EGcx, Of Glouccacr,
capt. Pe;tce, Is days from Petersburg.
18th, fpoke ch'r Hope, 80 days from LII.
bon, bound to 3oilon. z3,h, frcSc the
Engliih hip John, OF Pool, 4. days from
New York, bound to Ne~ fopndland,
aSth, fpoke nhip Thomas, Gardner, from
Liverpool to New York. z9th, f,okc
fhip Perseverance, Allen, from Liver ;ooI
10 New York.
The .fol2o4vi4g Ameyieax ztI7h Loy a.
Cape Fyaheois tie IIh nk.
S"AP NieiNNitB avg vi SLsIleNCN
Ranger, Lombard, Of Bpl}on brig Hope.
Sanders, Salem brig Georgia Packet.
Durk, New. York; brig BeIfy, Cock,
Newborn, NC. /; brig Union, Morrifcn,
Phi!adetphia brig Nancy, Selerman, 90.
brig Eiperaofa, Gcu!ding, do. brig MARY,
Shorersn, Newport, K. |. fch'r Relief,
Bartlett, Newbury-port fch'r Polly,
Norris, Philadelphia fhooner Eiearer,
Wiekham, Baltimore fh'r Rifrg Sun,
Taggerf, CHARLTON fh'r Tabor, SO.
renfop, Baltimore; fch'r VIM. srd Ferry.
Tayior, New b rn, NC. fch'r Light
ming, Davis, Baltimore feb. AleYaraer.
Ruiiell. Philadelphia fh'r Polly ard
Nancy, Preweer, do. fch'r Brothers. Re.
torn, Hicks, do. (condcmned); feh', get.
fey ard Polly, Miller, Wilmington, n C.
ieh'r George, Welfh, Warrington, n. c.
Sloep Juno, CRITTERS, Norfolk Goop
Maria, Trerels, Philadelphia Goop
Milford, Robinette, Delaware iloop
Nancy, Coweil, Warrington, NC.
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BALTIMORE, Sept. O.

Arrived, fch'r Lightning, capt. Davis,
Il days from Cape Francois.
A brig from Bottom, and two fchocners
from Wilmington, Del. failed in ccmpa-
ny with her.
Left there, the fchr. Talbot, capt. So.
renfHn- Of Raltimnre, 60 Gaii IN a ,;ays.
Lat. 20, long. II, fpoke fch'r Experi-
ment, capt, Lloyd, of Philadelphia, bound
to Cape-Francois. In lat. 20, co, long,
IS, fpoke fch'r Little Tom Butler, CAPT.
Powers, OF and for Philadelphia, from
Gonaives.
The fhip Murdoch, from London, and
brig Viper, from Guadalupe, are at the
mouth of the river.
Sept. 10.
Arrived, fch'r Maria Byrd, captain
Palmer, IS days from Charleaon, via
Norfolk.
Yesterday the famous CHR1sroPHsR
WILLIAMS was arreaed by the Martial
OF this dlttritt, on charge of privateer.
ing under Britifh colours, againh the A.
merican commerce. After an examination
before Judge Chafe, he was ordased TO
give bail tor appearance before the circuit
Court in the FUN of two thouland dollars
not being able to obtain fecuri,ies. was
committed to jail.
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the evacuation Of tia, electorate by the
Pruaian troops, the maintenance of whcm
is extremely eHpcnive. This fep has
been taken in coniequcncc of the declara-
ton OF NJ de Dohm, that the evacuation
could not take place, ard the fear that i,
entertained thar the king CT Pruaia means
10 unile that country 10 the Duchy oiMag-
dcbourg, ana indemnify himielf for the
iohcs he has fuaained by the treaty OF
LuneviIle,
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NEW YORK. Sent. O.

Arrived, fhip RunelI, Fofdick, Lon
don brig Ceres, Tucker, Bermuda !;
ich'r Sally, MalIox, Charlefton.
cleared, ich'r William and Mary, Del
linghau, Cowes.
The brig Thetis arrived at Cha,lefon
in days.
Capt. Fofdick fpoke, Aug. II, in lat.
49, 5, long. So, ihip Venus, bound from
Ne~- Bedford TO Londen, out "a days.
In lat. 40, long. 90, ~, fpoke nip Venus,
tiiher, bound from London to Baltimore
Sept: Sth, in lat. 40, 4, long. 70, fpoke
mp LYDIA, Gardiner, 4, days out from
New York, bound to London.
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BASL.E, July IT.

Letters from Vienna conhrEa the intel
ligcnce, tina, the Court OF Vienna has re-
ceived Official notification of the approach
ing arrival Of citizen Champigny, as mi
hitter plenipotentiary of the French repub-
lie, and chat M. de Ruol Schaucnttein, has
been deinitiveIy named minifcr for AuA-
ria az Paris, where count Cobentzel will
notwithstanding remain till the pacifcati-
on of the Gcrmanic empire ihal! be bro's
10 concluiion.
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BOSTON, Sept. 4.

Mr.. Thayer, who Jeff Bordeaux the
middle OF July, was informed, that the ra-
titica,ion of the treaty had been agreed
upon, but that the fornalities of fignatsre,
&c. were not completed at that time.
Weunderitand it is determined thar the
execution of Fairbanks will take place at
Dedham.
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HARTFORD, Con Sept. ,.

The Hon. William Edmond has reign.
ed his feat in the Congrefs of the United
States. The candidate propofed to fuc-
coed INN is Benjamin Talmadge, Eiq. and
he will doubtlefs receive the undivided
iupPort OF the fedcraliits throughout the
fate.
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MANNHEIM, July 70.

Letters from the north of GERMANY n
oflns Us, that the Hanoverian nsinifter ba.
.sn. a letter to the king Of England. -
ieque" him to demand with esroeara
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Late publications,
FOR SALE BY
J, V. I H O NJ AS.

IN THE INTERIOR OF AFRICA.
From the Cape of Good Hore to Moroc-
co, from the year 1871 TO 1907, tbro'
Cafraria, the Kingdoms of Matsman,
Angola, MaAi, &c. &c. likewile aeroG
the great Delart Of Sahara, and the
northern parts of Barbafy.
| lrNgqaifd f,om the Ge,man If Cbyidias
Freds,ie Dam6erg,.J
NJ O r ID A u N T..
Sketches of Life, Charaeters and Mar
ners, In various countries, ircludinc
the Memoirs OF a French Lady OF Qua
lily.
| BY DIR. Mo0,s, autk0r ef Zc.ruea, Ed
qca,d, Je.J
In a few days will be publihed,
The BLACK VALLEY.
II NoOei fyom tbe Cermqu.
Alex. Sept. IL. 60
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PHILADELPHIA, Dec. :.

Arrived, fchro. Trial, Smith, Alexan-
t--::a; 8elvitere, Potter, Richmond Hun
tel, Oxnard, Portland; iloop Sally, Price,
Richmond.
Cleared, lh'p franklin, Tucker, Am
tserliam Good Friends, Cocsrane,
bordeaux; Charlotte, Wallenton,; Lii
ocn; brigs Abigail, Vredenburs, Bor-
jeaux; Sally, Golden, Trinidad fchr.
Hope, Wina w, Naaau; iloop Sincerity,
Gardner, Teneritte.
TIE Farmer, Chiffon, from hence, has
rived at hingiton, jan. in 10 days paf-
Sse.
There is now at anchor, and slongfde
he wharves 10 the harbor of Bottom, 90
hips, o6 brIgs, and rs lloops ard fchoo.
1S!S.
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e1sway the ma:n boom. an f5raag both.
mats. Same day, fpoSe fhip from N.
YcrE for Havana.
Arrived, Aoop Polly, OF York; Hen
~ Danaeii, from Martinique. Left there,
b.: B,.isy, Blrreil, o. York, 10 fail
..E; moralns for Bottom, capt. Dunbar,
u Iaiiae, ani fevegal o,sers. Capt. D.
r.y tue B-tf.y fon after falling. Nov.
Z, lat. 80, fyoke ich'r Sally, Stone, from
D mara,a, .or Kcnrebunk, 10 days out.
,o.h, lax. Is, i2oke brig from Amtcr-
,1n, for New London. Beef was -
dollars; pork 50; lumber very plenty;
moIsiies 40 a Al iols; rum aoout rs
An .rican currency.
N0yarhar 70.
Arrived, Brig r,figuoiAip, captain MI
berry, from Hnanne; Gnghfh big Jef-
les, Council, Greeaock. Nothing ne".
Arrived, o,ig He;ty, captain parso',
G3aa D-mer2.2. Left, o.. IS, nip Nil
n,,ya, HopE;ns: De,iey, Banss, OF PEP
p.reIooroGsh; Chr Sally. Stone, Ken
acb2ak; ua;y, Harding, Bottom; Viii
lam, Frazier, ChareRon brig Valerius,
Harding, Kennebunk; Recovery, Star,
\. York; All Aoop Starr, Lioyd, n.
York. Spoke Ho,hing.---Mars;ets, for
!a:aher, very dull, Pork 50 70 dol!s.
b..f 20 a -. 'fTour, iuper. rs; fine IS.
Fin ttiye,s. Ilani produce ve.y high,
bat on dscii,e. Markets little letter
a; Berh:ce.
Arrived. ich'r Vandyl;e, Harding, fiom
Dea.araga.
November 20.
Left al Ne70 Dafpe, Se5t. "a. Friend
Gnie, Sherman, for Bottom, to fail nsx,
6ay, Elizabeth, Fletcher, for NewbcIy-
port, rzth Get. Franklin, Bunker, n.
York. 2c;h; Flower, Wefton, from Bof
ton, iaa arrived Juno, Hall, for Bottom,
in days.
Tie hip -, Leach, from Bottom,
and fhip, capt. St;nes, from Marcichead,
arrived at Hamburger 3oth Sept.
J15,A E>!e. Ny. 9, lat. So, I9,
long. o., mp Hannah, Hopkins, from ST.
Pe.criburgh, for Charlctton, all wc!'.-
Nov. II, lat. ~, 5, long. 81, Zip Ga
len, Hinckley, for London, ali Wei. Od.
20, lat. 20, 20, thip Argo, from Bottom
for Liyerpoci.,-Nov. 3, lat. 20, Sc,
long. 70, 50, ieh'r Hngas, from H,f2anl-
Ola, tur Bottom. Nov, 5, ihip
OF Bottom, !ram Hifp2nioia, tog Savannah,
hoE; OF Yosiions.
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publlf Sale.

On MCND-v next, tie r4b December,
at 10 o'eloek, .4vW be ,lA at The Rsre
sfGesrge Daring, in Rgyaif,eet,
All the Stock IN TRADE,
of faid Darling, confltiug Of
Fine and coarie Cloths,
bread and narrow; blankets, linens, Ca
Iicoes, mullins, checks, &c. &c.
All perfons indebted to me will pleafe
TO make payment, and lach as have ac-
counts againR me will pleafe to bring
them in for iettlement.
GEO. DARLING.
De-. 10. d3t
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mouth, in the expectation Of procuring
a paiiage in veiel that would probably
fail before the Pennman. When he ar
rived at Falmouth, he found no velIrI rea-
dy. The pennman, having favourable
wind, made fail before Mr.. D.wion could
avail! himfeif Of the opportunity OF return
ing. lie had requelied captain Fitch to
ho!it fgnaJ as he paGsd by Falmouth,
and, if not provided, he would take a boat
ana come Oh board h:l2, as he was ex-
tgcnely anxious to be hcnc in December.
TIE P1nnn,an paRed by Falmouth in thc
night, 70 that tie propcted fsnal could
no, Be givca.
Ea;e.et,,, l,ips Pepnlnan. Fitch, Len
Coz; .Eras,r, Taylor, Gscenock En-.
tcrr~:zs, Cummings, 90. i2h'rs Lerk,
Ward, Tutks Hand; Polly, Dorian,
Cha'ieson James, Perney, Halifax !;
Argue No:, Fitch, St. ioin.s Nancy,
Smith, Norfolk iioop William Pearce,
Bolton.
Cleared, fhip Easenia, Fitch, St. Croix;
b-ig Far Manhattan, Syes, Genoa; tch'r
La Glairc, -, Cayenne; loop &C.
neral R~yer, Lewis, HALIFAX.
The tch'r Two SiNess arrived at Lon
Ion tie S,h Oeo5er. The Rritilh Gch'r
P ,.ascr bound from New. London to a.
rna:ca was ifokea with pals Turks Iiland,
al well.
TIE Pennman, in lat At, 0, fpolle a
INT, fran Virginia, bound 10 Cork, mans
an!>:owo. Lat. -, &c, fpoke brig
Froaa Pog,fnoG,h, bound to iiavanna,
name ur,anowu.
Sip Draper, in lat. ~, fpoke the Gle,
opasrS fsiga5e, Halifax, bound home. LAT.
30, 80, ipoSe the RuGel, capt. Aibury,
OF Warrington, from Liverpool, for n.
Carolina. Sailed fame day from Green
witch, hip Enterprise, of N. York. Lett
there tie ihip Lydia, capt. Gardner, OF
n. York, total in 10 days.
Sch'r Lark, November g, lat. u,
long, u, fpoAe f.ip Seiea,a, OF Prov
dsnce, bound 10 CharieNon, out 8 days.
The hip Genius, for \. York, failed
from Turks Hand the 10Th November.
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beware Of theie men, let me caution yca
again& them; fome OF you have the inter
eft OF your country at heart, Others are
!seking for the loayes and fines.
| have within few days pat, difcover-
ed the mott dannable malignant plot-A
B1LLnow lay before Tie houie, ,hai wuud
barter your deareit rights; thar would re,
vive tie Old Yazoe bal IN a new .sa,e;
and lay Off new counties in our welern
.ccuotry-but have this Day Egned a pa
per that will give the death blow to va
ECO; | have written 10 LouiiviI.e, andyou
viii ice II in the next Republican Irun,-
Pet.
Fellow Ci,izers, | have been much a.
bpE>d tor ny exeFtio::s il tic cau'c OF Re-
puhiieamim, yet io,ne fellows have rreter-
oed to call me :. foreigner-Joe Miller, or
Tome ct thofe fellows On tie Bay but
what, or where were they during tie glo-
rlous itrngge-in Scotland fsprols, or
ioulcwhsre efe.
again thank you my fellow c:t;zcns
Tor his attention, )ou are all my deareit
ends, except Perhap, fone few; / have
laved this country, it is dear to Tie /;
have faved i, from foreign cnem.es have
fayed it from what is worfe, its internal
foes, and will ever f:pport it, and fall e.
yer maintain that REORGANIZATION and taxa
lion muit 60 together.
For you my little boys ard ycur chill
tren, l have iaved that salt extent OF ter.
!,tory IN cur weaesn country Yszoo
mcn have been defeated, and flop has
been put to their internal PRACTICES.
Gentlemen of tie Artillery, arrange
yoorlelves, (Ths FIVE Artillery men pre-
ient were with difficulty found in The
croud.) When General Warrington Viz
ited Savannah, he raied on your compa-
ny the high-lt enccnium /; he laid you
we're The m9G expert artillery Corps in the
Union; doubtlels you remain 20; but
remember the fPirit of IT'S, remember
how dearly thar gun was bought MAN,
tain thcle rights ard you vii do well;
but let me en'reat nay, let NE beg you
never to fuAer Dgi,ih Influence to creep
in amcnga you: never fuaer that gum
to be fred by an ariaocratic hand, ncr ius-
fer any ball to be discharged from its
i.azzle except it be REPUBLICAN,
BALL, and that well aimed at the enc
mics of your country, ariRocrats, monar-
chitts, villains.
Gentlemen of the Artillery, return
you my Gncere thanks for this unexpected
honor; it is an honor | allure you l did
not court or iolicit; but it is an honor
highly Respectable.
Gentlemen, | have grown old, in ito
fervice of my country; am near 50
years of age, and have devoted all my
exertions hitherto to my country and the
caufe of republlcanifm.
My friends, l lhall do all I can for you
in the Senate whittier go; as l have
ever done, and with yoa good bye. Tho
ten tnouland daggers were aimed at my
leart, lhall never forGke the ca.le Ct
republicaniin.
Addrening hinfef to colelaion OF white,
black and mu!atto boys.
II -.
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NORFOLK, December Z.

Arrived Gnce our la&, the brig IL la,
captain Jackioa, t:om Brifol. In lat. 3,
long. A., fpoke the ihip Ranger, Campbell,
from Bottom bound to Leghorn.
ALTO the fchooner Polly capt. Hatha-
way, from Port Republican.
Ah,, the fchooner Ann, captain Will
kinfon, from Copenhagen. Left there,
The ihip Two Brothers, Holman, Of r.
Iland, and the brig Cornelia, Donnville,
vino had got afhore in coming through
the Grounds from Peteriburgh, and put IN
,here TO rcfis. Oi. 10, in lat. s., 80,
long. $, ipoke the lhip Aurora, Thomp-
fen. OUT l ) days from Philadelphia bound
to Tcleiiite.
Aiio, tie brig Maria, capt. Woodward
from Britoi.
The :car. Success, capt. Shirley, from
Kinsaon. Sailed in co. with the fchr.
Be;.cy, Montgomery, for this port. Lett
there the brig Fanny Blow, Calver, to iail
in days for Norfolk.
The brig Ann, captain Brown, from
Nantes.
The.brig Aittle Conway, capt. Ma.lo-
r., from Gonaives.
Alfo, sh~ schooner Yeopin. capt. Nj
cho!foa, II days from Dominique. Left
there the brig Defiance, of and bound TO
Baltimore, to is;l 10 10 days. Capt. N.
informs that the late hurricane in the Welt
Indies had done conGderable damage thro'-
out the ilands at Montierrat every vef-
fei was blown aihore St. KITS has ALTO
iuffered much.
The brig Richmond, of Philadelphia
jlasc belonging TO the u. S. has been cap
rured on Der paeage from La Vera Cruz
to philadelphia, and tent into Jamaica.
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OR more probably folen, from the
common adjoining my dwelling houfe,
Soryel Mare,
about ~ hands high, fhod all round and
witch tailed. She has remarkable blaze
and what is called wall eye, is natu-
raj pa,er and her gait is very good.
lffrayed, will give ten dollars Tor
her deiivery---if ifolen, fifty dollars on
conviction of the thief -fhou!d ii be diff
covered that this mare is KEPT up for
reward, one Of different defcrip,ion may
be expected.
A. HENDERSON.
Dec. 10. eo3t
Calh given tor clean ka.s.
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altrsnona a0certtser.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10.

We underitand there was TO buiinsts
before the foufe OF Representatives. yeitlr-
day, except few petitions, among which
was ore from fandry r-,ions lately con-
fned Under the Seditfon Law, praying
rsm,iGon Of their fines, compensation for
the lois of time fuiaiued by confinement,
an. acknowledgements Of exHe,,ies. .
a chrct soe'e,nme"' may be very popu-
ar for a time, ard the preisnt patty in
power i>cm to rel TIER claims to public
confidence, very much on her cxe:slons 70
render the government e5eap. There Il
grea; danger Reviewer thar a cheap govern
ment vii NOT 'aa long-like a cheap cloth,
t will foon wearihin, and want inending.
Cur houie wives obierve tia, che"p goods
prove dea-sis in the end-io much trouble
nd pains are required IN PACKING, AID
iewing Up tie rents.--A government thar
wants mending with evolution, once IL
generations, is not avery ekeaf govern
.Ien..
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NEW YORK December, +.

The imp Trumbul:, owned BY MoG1s.
Ro5int9n aud fiatdhornc, was fold N Boz
daaux, few days before the br.g Ceres
failed, for ferry ,houCand dollars.
The brig Gees, captain Peters, arrived
at this port laa evening in 40 DAYS irom
Bordeaux. She failed on The zai OG.
A French gentleman, who came patl.nser
IN her, informs that French fees witt
rs, goo troops on board, was on tie eve y
departure from Brea for ST. Domingo.
Entered, brigs Joieph, Spencer, Mart
r'qac; Minerva, Hare, Newfoundland !;
Ceres, Peters, Bordeaux.
Cleared, ihip Niagara, Sands, Amber
dam; brig Iris, Barcklay, Antigua ich.
foyre, Holdlwarth, Digby.
TIE Zip Draper, from Greenork, was
flid TO be below lait evening.
Arrrvsd jfnce or l4f,
Brig Joieph, Spencer, Martinique. Lett
feveral American vetels, names unknown
and fchr. belonging to New York, eap,.
Dedrie, was to fail in few days ior this
port.
Brig Ceres. Peters, from Bordeaux.
Sailed in company with ihip Argus for
this port; ftp Adolpaus, ChriGiue, do.
and orig Hampton, dc. Nov. Is, in 1T.
IS, long. IS, fpoke flip John Whrei4nd,
i,on Peyeriburgh to New York, cut 81
days. In la. 40, long. 50, ipoke Zip
Six SiGers, Coates, from Baitimore to Cork
cur I9 days. Left 81 Bordeaux the ihips
Neptune and Ph9uix of this port.
December s.
ie&erday arrived a, this po:t tic Zip
9>nman, captain Fitch, in "a days igqm
iondoo. Our regular hles OF Londoa pa
ttrs by her extend to tie 9th C9oher on
i. Ii va. intima,ed las eyeaiog t5at
=. had brought intelligence .svo A1ys ia!er
I21n aoy before received il any pott OF the
United States. On examination We find
iois intimation 70 be erroneoos. and that
lie tr,nilhss nothing but what has alrea-
cy ben publiihed.
When the P<unman ru, back to Deal
las mcn,ioaed in the Mercan,iie Adver-
t'eca tew days sgol MIR. Da~iop, eur
Easoy, proceeded immediately to Fall
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The th,p Trunbul!, owned by M'i4Ts.
Ro5,utQn aud f,attlhornc, was iold N Boz
deaCX, few days before the br.g Ceres
failed, for ferry ,houiaod dollars.