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Il NEW CAIECHISM.
Communicated by young LADY.l

II NEW C.fIECHISM.
Communicated by young LADY,.
oaeHio'' VVHA7- Is The cbicfexd srWsmen' ?
ArE1rer. To Get Hufband.
O. Kbieb is The 1oqy 10 get Hn@and? ?
Il. To dre6, ogle, chat, play, ,esnce.
and 90 euen 10 cbareb, rather than not to be
fcsn in public places.
Q. Wbat il tie dry q a Hg)GOndf
II. To pleate HE wife.
O Wbat Is tbe dxy fa Wys'
n. To pleafe hertelf.
O. A,e tbeu NO mare 6xfies incumbent on
yox as a WytP
n. Yes-I mufi be deaf, dumb, & blind {,
at times-dtafto to the voice OF duns; 1nm5
when my huiband remonitra,es againR need
leis cxpenfes and blind Mould 1 chance to
meet in the ttreet any poor relations, or coun-
try couGns.
O. Hozp mary cemmasdmens are tbsm'
n. Thee.
9. Wbaf are tbly |?
II. Firtt TO coinmand my huiband--fc-
cond to command his purfe and third, TO
command M own time and pcainre.
q. Wb0t n ti1e /?
Il. The duration in which we enjoy plea
iures and amuiencnis.
O. Hozc is tine 70 be ltexf
n. In balls, leo parties, aGemblies and
the theatre, in winter /; and by Wits in the
country, in the fuumer, except, indeed, 10
much as is TO be taken up, in the necehary
calls Of ileeping, eating. drinking, dreHing, SC.
Q. W,bai are ,bs rights Of a fine maried
cvomaa
4. To appear more richly and fsfhiona.
bly, dreGsd, and to ride with more iplendid
equipase Than her neishbors ;--and if they
fhou!d have chldrcp, 20 put them out to be
nurfcd and educated.
Nora BENA. This Cascchifm is NOT to
be taught the wives or daughters OF mechanics
nor even Of mop. keepers, uncis their null
bands or papas keep carriages.
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l)ROAD Cloths, Kid Gloves,
CaidmG res, White linnen pocket
Baizes, Hankcrchicfs.
Flannels, Red & white ipotted
Plains, ditto,
Cafinct, Worried Binding,
Blue & Mix'd Sergcs, Nankeen Ferret,
Blankets, Sulpendcrs,
Fine Lambs Wool Cambrics,
Stockings, Sprig'd, Tambour'd,
Worried ditto. Jaconet, and Book
White & other hgur'd Mullins,
cameHs hair Shawls, Black & Blue Lutte.
Parifnet Gauzc, arings,
Swanfdown. Changcab!e ditto.
Rattcen for Surtouts, Italian Silks,
Bombazct, Pink & yellow Grape,
Ladies Shoe Bows, Glove Ties,
Linen Checks, Ladies Sprig, & Fca-
Chintzes, theirs,
Calicoes, Spotted and Plain
Pencil, blue, C white Gauze.
Copperp!a,e. Velvet bindings for
India Calicoes, Boots,
Striped Cottons, Narrow ditto for
Rufells, feam'd pantaloons.
CalmancOcS, klpDons,
Durants, Edeings,
Bandanuo & Barcelo- Satin pealings,
ma Handkcrchieis, / Sarcenets,
Spaniih Silk for knit Gentlemen's black s.
ting, white Satten for
Dimities, Vets,
Muninc,s, Chintzcs,
Ladies Silk Gloves & Shawls,
Nitts, of different Ga!oom Binding,
colours, Black Mullins,
White Cotton do. Bet kind Morocco
Linens, Shoes,
Fine HYmhums. Ladies Bonnets,
Gentlemen's ; thread Gentlemen's Cravats,
ed Silk and white Thread of all colours,
Cotton Hofe, Shirt Buttons,
Mafeilcs Quilting, Black Lace, as low as
Ladies Silk ShaSls, y,peryd. sc. sc.
ofdiffcrent colours,
--dJo--
One Box of Gcn,lemcn's Beaver Hats.
Sundry other Articles, too tedious to mention.
Ne4rpOrt, Oa. u. 1901. 3tS
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From The Nrw-JERsrr CRSriNrL.

A NEW REPUBLICAN SONG.
Tune" TIE Trump, ef fWar."
Nov Election is DER.
IN Let japieim no more.
Find place to exit in the heart.
Let Friendihip and Peace,
Bid Recruitment to ceaie,
And Malice forever depart.
ALcbeme. il is faid,
By the Feds has been laid,
To divide our RsPUBLicAa BAND;
Though our Ranks they may Break,
They no Pis'ners can rake,
And we'll rally whea dangers at Fand.
II heai djif4jS.
Should break in on our pace,
Let Us call our Phyhcians in time
Let them pnbiih their Plan,
For their Patients to Jcan,
And Amend, il tby can, the DcGgn.
Our Election, are free.
And long my they be,
May the People en- nqE have their choice
May the Vox PoPuli,
Ev'iy danger defy,
While Freedom exits in that voice.
But let us not fay.
We have gained the day
BY ConmiteeJ, and need them no more
They're oar rallyiug point,
Ard their iofs would disjoint
The whole lyAem thar fqv'd u before.
REPUBLICANUS.
Newark, Oa. IS, 1901.
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John 8 Henry Cahoons,

Az their STORE on Baniasr's Wharf.
DRoWH SUc,6R. By TIE bsgIs<ad ~ S~y-
rel; MsI4DSs. BY sbs bey >6ead flsn,, ., ,be
barrel; Pimenfo, b. fks bag; Psaydsr, y ,bs
<a)G; Sbsafbixg- Paper, By skr Gsndys1; Ssis-
P<fey'd Hrm,; Casdlss. b fbe box /; I,er Ca
bss/r; Tarks Jqasd SaA; q fSa0 Boxes ef
Havsnna Sugar; nsd genuine SPdNiSH
SEGARS.
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Francis Anderjon

and Company,
T7AKE this method to requee
thoie that are indebted to them,
to call and make fpeedy fettlement,
as they are about diaolving their con-
nettion in partnerlhip. They are
alfo ready to make payment to thofe
to whom the firm is indebted.
Newport, Angye ~, 1901.
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--ALso----

HONEY, by tbe' bes6eai,or gal-
on--Neqe-ro,k sap. BY f6e bor-Megro- Head
To5aeeo-Bsa 4b prsof Jamaica Rsm--
Rejfas, S5e.--Ism StOvss---ard fqro large
Scale Beam.
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FALL GOODS.
lanes MumfOrd

Has jyf reeeived from NezV-1oyk and Refoa'
aJf>c@ MppG Of ENGLISH and INDIA
GOODS, qvbieb be eGers for ./aAs q. ;bs
Sign Of f6e GOLDEN BrE-HIvE, Tbame,-
Sirset-UiS.
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A-s- The TRIAL of JASON
FAIRBANKS, for Murder, to be
fold at the poa- Office Newport.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-03-11

~ Ao Va all oNuOAlS, VI 1ultS3 OI CIVIL
nature, at common law or in equity, in
which the United States fhall be plaintiffs
or complainants and Of all fixtures on
land or water, and all penalties and for
textures made, arifing, or acrruing, under
laws of the United States.
Sec. 6. Provided, and be it further en-
a6ed, That all local actions fhall be COM
menced in their proper counties, and that
no action or fuit fhall be brought before
iaid court by any original proceis againit
any perion who fhall not be an inhabitant
of, or found within faid ditriet at the
time of {erving the writ.
Sec. 7. Be it further enaG7ed, That
there fhall be MARTIAL for the faid difri6t;
who fhall have the cuHody of the jails of
faid counties, and be accountable for the
fate keeping Of all priGoners legally COM
mittcd therein; and he ihall be appoint
cd for the fame term, ihall take the fame
oath, give bond with furetics in the
fame manner, fhall have generally within
faid dil}rict the fame powers, and perform
the fame duties, as is by law directed and
provided In the cafe Of mar!hais OF the u.
States.
Sec. 8. BE it further euat7ed, That any
final Judgment, order or decree, in taid
circuit court, wherein the matter il diipute
executive of colts, hall exceed tie value Of
one hundred dollars, may be re- examined,
ard reverted Or affirmed, in the luprene
court OF the United States, by writ Of cr
ror or appeal, which !lall be profecuted in
the fame manner, under the fame regulations
and the fame proceedings Il all be had there
IN, as is, or lhalE be, provided, in tI,ecafe
of writs Of error on judgments, or appeals,
upon orders or DEGREES, rendered in the
circui, courts Of the United States.
Sec. 9. BE it futber enai7ed, That
there ihah disappointed an attorney Of the
United States for laid difri6t, who fhaH
take the oath, and perform all the duties
required of the didri6t attornies of the
UnitediStates; and the faid attorney, mar
fhal, and clerks, fhall be entitled to re-
ceive for their REFLECTIVE lervices, the fame
fees, perquiftes, and cmoluments which
are by law allowed respectively to the at
torney, MARTIAL, and clerk, of the Unit
ed States, for the diftriet of Maryland.
Sec. 10. Be Hfu,tber enaaea, That the
chief judge to vbe appointed by virtue of
this act, fhall receive an annual falary of
two thoufand dollars, and the two afliitant
judges of fixteen hundred dollars each, to
be paid quarterly at the Treafury of the
United States.
Sec. II. Be it fa,tbey emitted, That
there fhall be appointed, in and for each Of
the faid counties, fuch number of difcreet
perfons to be jufices of the peace, as the
PRECEDENT of the United States fhall from
time to time think expedient, to continue
in Office five years and fuch juftices, hav-
ing taken an oath for the faithful and I'M
partial difcharge Of the duties Of the Office
fhall, in all matters civil and criminal, ard
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the peace, nave all the powers veited in.
and ihall perform all the duties required
OF juftices of the peace as individual ma
giitrates, by the laws herein before CONT.
nued IN force in tEo1e parts of iaid diGriIt
tor which they lhall have been RESPECTIVELY
appointed; and they fhall have cosnizance.
in perional demands to the value Of twenty
dollars, executive of COTS, which fun they
ihall not exceed any law to the contrary
notwithstanding; and they fhall be entitled
to receive for their fervices, the fees allow
ed for like 1erviccs, by the laws herein
before adopted, and continued in the eaf. :,
tern part of faid diRriet. ySss
Sec. II. ind be it further exoged, !.
That there fhall be appointed in and for !
each of the faid counties, RICHTER Of Wills,
and judge, to be called the judge of the
orphans court, who lhall each take an
oath for the faithful and impartial diicharge
OF the duties of his office; and fhall have
all the powers, perform all the duties, and
receive the like fees, as are exerciied, per-
formed, and received, by the regiRers of
wills, and Judges of the orphans court,
within the fate Of Maryland and APP
peals from the faid courts fhall be TO the
circuit court Of faid difriet, who fhaIl
therein have all the powers of the chancel-
lor of the laid fate.
Sec. 10. Ana be it farfker euaaea,
That in all cafes where judgments Tor de-
crees have been obtained, or hereafter ihall
be obtained, On fuits now depending in any
OF the courts of the commonwealth Of Viz
ginia, or Of the fate of Maryland, where
the defendant reiides, or has property with
IN the diftrict Of Columbia, it ihall be
lawful for the plaintiff in iuch cafe, upon
filing an exemplifcation Of the record and
proceedings in 1uch fuits, with the clerk Of
the court of the county where the defend
ant reiides, or his property may be found,
to Tue out writs Of execution thereon, re-
turnable to the faid court, which fl,all be
proceeded On in the fame manner as if the
Judgment or decree had originally been
obtained in fsid court.
Sec. II. Ana6e it further euat7ed, That
all actions, fuits, procefs, pleadings, and
other proceedings Of what nature or kind
iceyer, depending or exiting in the courts
OF huftings for the towns of Alexandria and
Georgetown, fl,all be and hereby are con-
tinued over to the circuit courts, to be
l.olden by virtue of this att, within the
diitriet OF Columbia, in manner following,
that is TO fay: all fuch as fhall then be
depending and undetermined before the
court Of huftings for the town of Alexan-
dris, to the next circuit court hereby 1i-
reeted tobe holden in the the town of Alex
andria; and all fuch as ihall then be de-
pending and undetermined before the court
OF huttings for Georgetown, TO the next
circuit court hereby directed to be holden
in the city of Warrington: P,ovidsd ne
vertbtlys, That where the perfonal de-
mand in fuch cafes, excluGve of cots,
ldoes not exceed the value Of twenty dol.
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A N A C T,
Concerning the Dlfria of Co.
l1lmbln

lumbi0.
Sec. I. Be it eaal7ed by The Senate and
H0z/e Of Retrs/sntatives Of The United
States If Amerle1, liz CougrsG aDsm5kd,
That the laws of the fate of Virginia, as
they now exit, ihall be and continue in
force in that part of the Ditriet of Colum-
bia which was coded by the faid fate, to
the United States, and by them accepted
Tor the permanent feat of government: and
that the laws of the fate Of Maryland, as
they now exit, fhall be and continue in
force in that part Of the faid dihrii,
which was ceded by that fate to the
United States and by them accepted as
aforefaid.
Sec. z. Be it further enat7ed, That the
faid Di}ri6t of Columbia fhall be formed
into two counties, Zone county fhall contain
all that part of faid Ditriet which lies on
the eait iide Of the river Potomac, toge-
ther with the iilands therein, and {hall be
called the county Of Warrington the
other county fhall contain all that part of
iaid Diitriet which lies on the welt iide of
iaid river, and ihall be called the county
of Alexandria and the iaid river, in
its whole courfe through aid Diitrict
fhall be taken and deemed, to all intents
and purpotes, to be within both of aid
counties.
Sec. 3. Be it fxrtbe, eaak7ed, That
there ihall be court in faid diltriS which
fhall be called the circuit court Of the diff
trid Of Columbia and the fad court and
the judges thereof, fnall have all the pow
ers by law vel9ed in the circuit courts (and
the Judges of the circuit eourts) of the
United States. Said court inal conGit Of
one chief Judge, and two af1ifant judges
refident within laid diRrie, to hold their
REFLECTIVE offices during good behavior,
any two of whom fhall conititute a quo
rum: and each Of the faid judges fhall, be-
fore he enter on his Office, take the4oath or
affirmation provided by law to be taken
by the judges of the circuit courts of the
u. States; and faid court fhall have pow
ers to appoint clerk of the court in each
of Eaid counties, who hall take the oath,
ard givea bond with fureties, in the man.
ner directed for clerks Of the diffriet courts
in the act to etablifh the judiciary of the
United States.
Sec. 4. Be further euaaed, That faid
court fhall, annually, hold four feflions in
each Of faid counties, to commence as fol-
lows, to wit For the county of Wafhing-
ton, at the city Of Warrington, on the
fourth Mondays of March, June, Septem-
Der, and December: for the county of
Alexandria, at Alexandria, on the fecond
Mondays of January, April, July, and the
frf Monday Of October.
Sec. g., Be it further euat7sd, That faid
court fhall have cognizance Of all crimes
and offences committed within faid difriet !;
and of all cafes in law and equity between
parties, both or either Of which fhall be
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WelueiIay, December 80.

MIR. Randolph made report from the
committee of ways and means !: aad MIR.
I. C. Saith from the committee CT claims
on TIE fsvc,al petitions of Thomas Afcue,
Hugh White, Richard Martin, ard Ed
ward Armfrong. The hauie agreed to
the reports which were unfavorabic to the
petitioners.
Mr.. Denis prelented a petition Of Eli,
as B. Caldwell, clerk oftke fuprcme court
of the United States; fugseisins the pro-
priety Of congrels providing iome more
tale depo6s for the books and papers be.
longing TO tina, court and ali;ng con
penlation for expences incurred towards
that Object.
Referred to MeG!s. Dennis, Thomas
ard Bifhop.
The houfe reiumed the Library Bill.
Mr.. Randolph moved to itrilie out the
clauie for allowing the attorney gene
.al, the heads of the departments, and III
Judges of the fupreme court during their
iefliors 10 ute the books. lie w::ti,ed n.
ther to fee whether the Library, womb DC
saficient 10 accommodate the members o.
Congreis, before an extentiou OF acceis
was permitted.
MIR. Grifwold alto advocated the mo-
sion.
A reconsideration of the ianaioa being
grsntcd. the claufs was itricken cut
TIE bill was then ordered to lie e28rofecs
10, a third reading this day, bus the
HcaSe adjourned before i: was returned.
Mr.. Randolph withdrew his motion for
the rc6r>eion of the army, in vrdcr TO
move rs reference when in committee OF
the Whole CT the fate of the union to
wLolr were refereed the document from
TIE ~7g department on ,t,at iehieSt.
TIE L.ufe reiolvsd it.elf inso CON-
mit,se thereppon, when molten a'ss 2ssaii
made and agreed TO, as vel as i IL houi>
wi,ho2, Gebste.
MIR. Davis moved two -s!ei@r:oas for
committee 20 Be appointed 70 cagcire inso
he expsiisyry or iaesfe53;cscv :: r.peal-
inS the ass .impoGpg duties g, refined it,
ssrs. en- licences Tor rssa.i.Eg tpi,.;c:rs E;
Qs&.w, on ialss at auc.ic;., ADD oa feature
carriages. After ioH,s obGe;ys ;i5cs IS, t,
;he paper references, mo,:cn O. Mr..
IA, ard prevsi.ed, 60 rsicI t;:,cn to the
committee OF WAYS AKA ne&ns.
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c,-r;ei with an exception moved BY
-. cop,1ard in favor OF I'll. judges OF the
E,n,,n,e court, Whole ieiiioas do not ac-
80. with tloie Of ecnsgets.
blank was Left as TO the fem to De
,,,r,.1;a,cd in addition to TIE remaining
~, Of .hr 5000 dollars heretofore appgo-
- for the purchaE. OF boass. GA the
:, ;rn.a', af,;,lg the faa with which TO
G. ,bs blank, Mr.. Randolph moved to
er;l; or the felton,: obfe-ving that of
~, finn rot moIe than saoo had been uiea,
"oI csoc remained incorporated. He en-
mined no doubt but congreis woa!a aid
re iatiirurion by every timely eran'.
twas G.;e;;en outfits b:!. vas pot
vo1s1. I'll to morrow.
n. Davenport made report :rcm tie
ccra.a,;ee Oh claims CT tie petition 81
C.fp.r Snciicr, winch VAS asaini1 the
r-,i,ioncr. The houie coi.ca.ret.
M,. Mott preiented a retision OF John
Y3,fsei which was referred 70 she commit
tea Of claims.
A edition from fundry inhabitanss of
Alexandria, reipetting bridge detisned
% b. eretted over the Potomac was refer
RI 20 the committee on the territory.
DR.. Mitchell prefen'ed petition from
Thomas Stage and Thomas Smell, naer.
Giants Of New York, praying relief on
,he cafe OF veAel which was !eized by
RE collector Tor breach of the non-inter-
c9a;,c law. Referred 70 the committee
Ct coHmerce.
2ir. Randolph faid that from shc docu-
IT.. nd before congrefs by their diEec-
ion trom Tie Secretary of war, il appear
& :hst a great deduction might be mace
il he military elabliihmenr. lie win
el ito be done with all poiiible expcii-
ton ia: as many of the members might
nos have paid particular attcnticn 10 that
department., he would lay on TIE table 4
rciolu,ion, with intention TO Cal! sup q,
iome fnture period
Reiolyed, That it be expedicas TO re-
duce tie military eRabliihnens O: thc 7.
Stases.
1t was laid onthe table.
Adjourned.
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NEW. YORK, December z6.

Arrived brig Rebeccs, Brown, Lltbon
schr. Dsrkney, Plignet, Frede.ickibufg !;
Sincerity, -, Baltimore floop Who
would interchangeable, Efdale, New
Providence.
Cleared, hip Mercury Waterman, Lii
ben; Olive Blanch, Bunker, Cadiz
brig hnizon, Travels, St. Sebaa'sns ;
American, Avery, Cape De Vefd lf'and
ifthr. Only Daughter, Jamaica.
Sloop Who vonld- have thousht-'t, Ell
dale, from New Providence. Dec. II,
OF Little Egg Harbour, tpoke f'hosoaer
Rebecca aad; Polly, borna from New York
to Wilmington, II. c.
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Boaon, ha. ako arrivsd'at the Vineyard.
The brig Nancy, Bebe, arrived at Sagg
Harbour L. l. on Tueiday lsa, IS days
fran Bourdeaux. Lcftcaps GonoHy, Of
saeu,, be.ad TO Holland; capt Batche-
lor Of: 90. for Wet Indies, foonl; = fhip
,,r s,Ien, in s OF 10 days !; ihip Frank
l;o. for Philadelphia, in 70 days hiP
PLOUGH Boy, from Philadelphia, yiuif ar
r;yei a ich'r. from the banks, with fih,
IN the river, could hot learn her name.
Spoke ten days lnice, on Georges, fchr.
Three Friends, Williams, from Berbice,
iu l~ss,and next day brig from Qua
daloap, for DO. Co,tons and Coffee, at
Roa,jeaux. little better; fusa!s very low
I,ran,iies and " .ne fcarcs and high.
rne Fame, Batter, arrived at Newport,
from Sc. Croix. Left. there 18th Nov.
BRIO p, Barry, Of Bottom ) Neutrality,
Stow and William, Shaw, of Norfolk !;
Fanny, Barnard, Hartford; fchs.--,
Hanion, Bath. On The Izih Of Nov. the
fchr. Morning Star, Of Portland, touched
a. ST. Croix, aud'lrocceded TO iewafd tex
a market.
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aleranorta anaerttser.
THURSDAY, DEcEMsEs 81.

Estraf Q aitner fromas eassr on 6asrs
.tbe, United Statrs ttrisats P5aadelpbia,.
to bis friend ia N5yloA.
g g ! regret extremely, thu: / have to
announce TO yon the lois of lieut.. Clagget
and Mt. Willis, m;dhipman, and eight Of
our bea men. The commodore having
location to fend d;lpa;ches 70 cur eoHfal
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PHILADELPHIA, December IS.

Arrived b,;gs Asnes, Robin!on, Cape
Francois; Union, Norris, Havanna |;
fchrs. Little Robert, Dolby, Falmouth !;
Aaiv.. Calvert, Cape Francois; Sulan-
nah. Thcnpton, Richmond; Sally, Pile,
Havana; Seaho1fe, Summers, Charelton;
Nonpareil, Burrows, Havana; Hoops Su-
lannah, Morgan ditto; Induary, Abbot,
Antigua Amazonia, Watts, Havana !;
William, Billies, New-Orleaas.
Cleared fnip Adriana, Rutter, Dublin ::
briss Trypheaia, Porter. Bordeaux; Su-
lan1ah, iioaion, HAVANA.
schr. Little Robert, from Jamaica, fail
cd the roth ulr. in co. with brig Apollo,
Of New York, for Savannah. Dec. ~,
off Cape Florida, fpoke fhr. from Ha
wanna 70 Baltimore out day. aft, off
Cape Harteras, fpoke fchooner Henriet.
ia, from Port. Republican, to Philadel-
Phia.
Capt. Calvert, from Cape Francois,
| failed the 9th init. and left there-brig
C!ariGa, Fling; Mentor, Girard; NAL
Vile, Carton; (condemned) fcnr. Expert
ment, Crane, and Hannah Lo:rettc, Shock
lev, all of Philadelphia. On the lift
inf, lat. s., long. IS, fpoke ichr. from
n. York to Charlelon, out 3 days; and
| : ethr. from N. York to Wilmington, N.
| c. on, days. The news of peace had
been received at the Cape, before capt. G.
, failed.
Capt. Morgan informs, that he failed
from Mariel the 9th inf. in co. with the
brig Charles Of and for Portland. On the
10Th infant, in lat. IS, 36, long. y,
! 20, ipolse the fchr. Almisa, Smith, of and
Tor Philadelphia, out IS days from For,
Republican. Left on Friday lait under
| Cape May, he ichr. Martha Walhing,oa,
irom Cbar!eaon to New York. M,
Capt. Pile informs, that after an en-
! ,argo of II days at the Havana, q large
Dec: Of Americans failed from thence OH
the 18th and 18th inf. among them tae
! GLOWING veGels for this port-the Eagle,
)canct; Franklin, Morris Fame, Jones;
0nioo, Nrris,; mo. Brown; Nonpareil,
Grown; Polly and Nancy, Wngly, and
.Amazoaia, Watts. Leftas the Havana,
at the time CT the embargo, the following
ve!EcIs: 5.
Ships Ca.liore, Earl, of Philadelphia,
20 i~il IN days; Penelope, Taggert,
3a]sinose; Tiger, Hamilton, DO. Iy.
"a, &c. Defiance, Durham, NJ York !;
Catherine, Ingerfo!!, do. Aurora, Prince,
~harleNo2 Canton, Hall, do. Fox, Fah-
er, DO. Mary Ann, Bahfcn. Boaoo; Gse.
I'D Eay.iot, Fenner, do. Sally Eudiccst,
Saicah Rutton, Wooaherry, Portland !;
>:ransssn, DeIary, Woo.wioh; Martha,
LoFadis:c, salem; brigs Columbus, War.
,er. Providence, R. I: Donaidfon, Mar
! 2sle, Norfolk; Enterprise, Rea, Salem !;
| ,illias,, Thonpfon, n. Haven !; Pallas,
| stagg, Po.tinoush, N. Il. Mary, jack
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BOSTON, DscernL1y IS.
4 Sche. Ter Po.,lsnc, trcm r!::cac
&'ioo; has arrived a, the Vioeyayd.
nc Fex, from Cape Fgaaco:s, 6
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BALTIMORE, December aS.
Arrived, ihip Hercules, capt. Diesin-
ION from Savannah.
i Alip, fchr, Eleanor, CAPT. Niekham,
from care- Francois.
- December %.
Arrived laa evening, the aaip Hebe,
captain Hayward los days from Batavia.
The lhp Fame, of aid from Providence,
lR. l. failed in company with her. Left
there, hip Rofe, Of Philadelphia. The
Hebecompteted her voyage in nine months
and two days. -
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