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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-01-27
WILLIAM HENRY.
Gardaa Greet,
NsO-York, Apr ;, I7go.
Ns~r YO'k. July 10, 1895.
To Dr. CHURCH.

SIR
For upwards Of Teslye Years, have Ia.
poured under ieyere couga, Muunets o,
'reath, ipiting Of mater rem NV lupsz
md oitel ciotiea bleed, Ill at length ID.
10 reduced a. 10 be HDsSle 30 walk a.l9i
sly room, ard owing TO the violence of A.,
cougn and incsinsi Of GREAT could get nc
f1t day cFagAi- Hssfiug Of your exec,
'ent nsdiciue, INC Couch Drops, procure
= 90 tie; ] took d0le is ion &c o, +.
rom which tourd iBGau,ansoasrei,f On
5y conipuirgit for .hree days, I b,eis Go,
[ am rsao:e1 to perfed heath. AsIbs.
iieye you - We ueeD q G ;nfrun ent in th,
hands o. Providence b., fiving my ii-, !
nuli enTea you To publll taI lsf tn he
1etl Of any who may be 10 my Gtustior
as Ian confident It j. enc Of the 5efi me,
4.0i''e, la the wosid 10, thoic complains
Sil, Your grs.rf.l fcrgant,
NICHOLAS Stage
Liitie-R o5inion Greet
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-01-27
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10 be Soid or Rented,
A tract CT l. and,

Containing BOO acres by ar old fur.
vey. in the 'onnty OF Charles City, a,- the pro.
Perty OF sol. o. Byrd, deesaieo. This tra4t which
ia known b. rht name OF R1vEREpsr, lie, on
James river, ~ the diltance # ou.y Nv enty 1--we
lies rom Pe;eriburg, ard thirty frou Rithn,o nd
There is god dwelling houle OF the land itua
ted near the tiver, ana commanding scautihui
proiPeet Mil capable OF grindihg ;cr few
taniiies, an Orchard OF thriving apPis trees, alto
a valuable Fihery
The greatdi p art OF rhis tra9 is wood land. and
the cleared ,Eos nd well adj, To- the cult
ton OF corn and wheat, good crop of which .,
ow growing The terms o. faie may be know
on application to Mr. William N1uuGord, OF the
county OF NlGklsnburg, TO the iubirriber.
anna Byrd, 44ain,9ral,is
With the VII annexed of
oTwAv bYRD dectafed.
Novetnbe aIa, 1900. II
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mattox river, from Broadway &c
Pocahuntas bridge.
o.. To appropriate the public re-
venue
65. To elablih guard at the CT
~ of Richmond.
SO. Paying Jofeph Jones, William
Cole, & William Clark, for their
fefvices under the act, intituled,
"An ACT making compensation for
the tobacco deltroyed by the burn
ing Robert Billings waTehoule
and for other purPoies."
%. For apPropriating a further
fun of money for completing a
Wagon road from the tate road
to the mouth of Little Kenawha.
o. A bill TO amend the act, intitu.
led, " An acrsdirealng what pri-
toners fhali be let to bail.
70. a bill to prevent the Executive
from renting fines or amerce-
ments.
~. A bill to explain in part an act
innituled & An a6t, to impoCe GER
tain taxes on law proceis and for
other purpoles."
A reiolution requeiting the 90
vernon to correfpond with the pre-
fident of the United States, on The
llbje6 of purcha6ng lands without
the limits Of this fate, whittier
pcr!ons obnoxious 10 the laws, or
dangerous to the peace of locietv
may be removed.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-01-30
Eiday, Jqnuary 9.

ffidaY, January 9.
The hourc wene into com mit,ee of III.
whole on the
Itudiciary Bill.
Section 48lh, under confederation which
is as follows
{" Sec. as. lind beif further ssa6sS, Tha,
each of the circuit judges Of the United
States 20 be appointed by virsu- OF this al,
hail be allowed as compensation for his
(ervices, an annual ialary Of TWO ,hudland
dollars, 10 BE- paid quarter yearly at the
freafury Of the United States and that
the f. aries Of the diada Judges of Maine.
New Hampihire, Rhode Hand, Conueai-
cut, Vermont, New-Jerfey, Delaware,
Georgia, Kentucky aud rennelIee, hali be,
and hereby are, augmented 70 the ike fun
oftwo thoGfand dollars annually, 20 DC paid
in like melnsr."
Mr. Gregg moved % frike out 1000
dollars and TO infer5 Goo dollars
Mr Claiborne declared himleif in favour
of she motion He conidereG 1000 dol.
lars as too high Compensation. In the
Rate which he Represented, (FcnncEec) It
would be immoder5te. The bill eAablnh. 4
three circuit courts FOR Kentucky and Ten
neiiee, ;he judges Of which would receive
6,ooo dollars, which was a larger fun than
The Iota! amount OF the expenGss of the GO
vernmsut Of TenneFee. The Judgea of he
fupreme court of TeonelTee receive BIZ. zoo
dollars each; and the prefent federal iudp :
received only 800 dollars. ] he duties which
the federal judges would have to difcharge.
would not eqnai thofe OF the rate Judges,
Such an exhorbi;ant falary would be diC-
treiIi1g 10 the ltaie of Tennenee. 1t would
either leiTen the refpea Of The citizens for
their own judges, or roufe their pride to
afford them ia!srieo, equal to ,hofe of the
federal judges, even to their own opprefTon.
As therefore fuch an expenditure would
exhibit an inaaoce Of ibameful profulion 0!
public r"-,,ey, and would deeply wound a..
intsree' Of his asie, be would give b;s de-
cided vote againa L.
nv. Otis, perfuaded ths, i the judiciary
we're Got filed with men Of the fra talent,
aad istsgriiy, the fyaem we are now devil
ing would be injurious initesd Of bein,- b.
ne.iehI, vas oppofed % the motion. TaJenu
Of this order were not 70 be ob,sined for
imall compensation The fun propoCsd II
the b''l, as FAR as hia knowledge extended
was rot greater than that now allowed il
the hyperion rate courts. Ia his part Of ,h
country, lsiler computation to mea oual:
ded TO decide tho!e great aod intricate qucl
tons, which often came bcfor. them, woul,
be deemed fhamsFul parinony.
rs to tie IDEA Of discriminating the com
pen'atitn Of different judges, he trough, u,
oensfisto be derived from il were trivi.
compared with the evils It would create.
Gram that the elEstt IS this b1, viii 8
| the ailolios a highcc conp=nl.,isa TO {.
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List of ACTS
ea'sed at tie Last Session offbs Gs-
neral AEsens5y Of Virginia.


mend an act intitulcd an act for
appointing electors TO choofe a
Prelldent and ce.Preiident of
the United States.
=. 10 amend the act for incorpo.
rating the trulteeS OF The Leesburp
academy in the county ofLoudon,
8. TO amend an act intituled an act
to reduce into one the feyeraI acts.
concerning mills, mill dams, and
other Obltruclions of wafer cour-
feS. &
4. To authorize the commifTioners
OF therevenue TO re-adeGs lands in
certain cafes
S. For eitabliihing the town of
Fairfield in the county of Rock
bridge.
Q. To prevent obfru6tions 70 the
navigation of the Little Kanawha.
7. To efablifh aninfpettion of -four
at Mead Anderlon's mill, in the
county of Halifax.
s. 10 incrcafe the falary of the IN
fpe6tors of tobacco at Dixon's
warehoufe.
9. For increaGng the power ofthe
truiteeS of The town of Franklin
in the COUNTY of Peu0Ieton
10. To eitabiiih an inlpeGtion of to.
bacco on the lands OF John Brooks
in the county of Campbell.
II. To amend the act 10 authorize
the opening turnpike road over
The fouth mountain.
II. To dired the expenGe of notices
on forfeited Forthcoming bonds,
taken by virtue of executions it..
fued from the county & corpora
ton courts to be taxed in the bill of
COTS.
I3. To incorporate the truGees of
JeFerlon College in the county of
Amelia.
II. Concerning the town of Wat,
fon in the county of Hampihire.
IS. TO efablifh an inlpection of
flour on the lands of Thomas M.
Randolph. in the county of Abe
marie.
70. For adding part of the county
Of Kanawha to the county of
Wood.
II. To authorize Robert Watkins
TO build toll bridge over Apo
matrcx river,
10. Concerning the town Of Lex
ington in the county of Rock
bridge.
10. To incorporate a company for
ettabiiGing turnpike road from
| the mouth of Savage river ON Po-
tomac, to the neareA weilern ma
| yigation.
20. To eaabGll an academy on the
gIebe lands of Martins Brandon
Pari(h in the county of Prince
George.
}21. For erecting WAREHOUSES on
the James river and Appomattox
/ canals,
u. TO efablifh Geyeral new ferries
23. To revive the INFECTION of to-
bacco at 'roluskey WAREHOUSES If
the county of Richmond.
ID. 10 incrca(e the falaries of the
Inspectors at Deane's and Sprinc
warehoufe.
IS. 10 authorize William Cole,
to build toll-bridge over Smith
creek near the borough of Nor
folk.
20. For altering the court days anc
quarterly feGions in certain coun
tics.
~. Authorizing the truitees Of thc
charity fchool of Fredericksburg
TO fell and convey certain proper
~ therein mentioned.
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/ gToeS and mulattoes.
81. To amend an aa intituled, an
a'i to authorize lottery FOR the
purPoie Of repairing certain roads
! 81. To purchaCe Pharoah 81 Tom.
80. Giving further time to the
owners ofIotS in the town of Jones'
vile. in the county OF Lee, to
build thereon.
"a. To increafe the rates of ferri-
age at certain place.
IS. To extend the juriCdiGtion of
juitices of the peace.
80. To empower the governor to
tralport ilayes condemned for Ger
tain crimes.
81. To elablih an inrpeaion of
-four at Aylett's warshoule in the
county Of King William.
So. Concerning patroIes.
80. To empower the courts Of
certain counties to appoint per-
lons to folemnize marriages.
40. IfeIeating to Ambrole Cramer
the right of the commonwealth to
a certain tract Of land.
II. Concerning the town of Char
lotefville.
a. Concerning the Difmal Swamp
Company
43. 10 regulate COTS il certain
CAFES.
A. To prevent the killing of deer
within certain periods annually.
IS. Concerning taxes due in the
! county of Bo;etourt.
40. Appointing commiaioners to
view and mark out way FOR q
road through the coultie..of Cul-
pepper and Fauquier TO Ale1an-
dria.
~. Concerning the docks and
wharves in the borough OF Nor
fola.
4S. TO appoint and authorize com
rnitiione.s TO afieis the lands in
the county of Randolph.
40. For paying fherifs for their
trouble in attending to compare
tn epoIls on elections Of fena
tors TO the Gen. Aaemblv.
50. For altering the place of hold
ing courts in the county Of Nor
folk.
81. Concerning the manufacture
! OF tobacco.
81. To enlarge the town of Wood
vile in the county of Cplpeper.
So. Concerning the Bank Of Alex
andria.
81. Concerning the feveral acts of
Aaembly reipe6ting the turn pike
roads from SDi8gerss Vaaal's u
abby gaps on the Blue Ridge
to leXandria.
S.. In addition to the act, inti;uled,
" on act, to amend the Penal
Laws Of this Commonwealth.
SO. For paying the expenrc of re-
moving criminals from the di1rid
jails, to the Penitentiary Houle,
and for other purpofes.
81. Direaingth aIlowance of wit
neHes in certain cafes.
So, To revive and amend an act.
for opening a road through the
counties OF BerkeIy aud aamp-
): ihire.
So. Laying taxes for the fupport
OF government.
90. 10 difpors of part OF the
ground whereon the courc-houfe
itands, in the town Of Charlottel-
vile and county Of Albemarle.
81. To authorize the court Of Cum.
be-land county, to appoint prin-
cipal rurveyor over Willis river.
, 60. For pavinp the officers of tbt
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
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Notice.

a Ii thofe who have claims a.
L 4 CAN'T the ettate OF STrPnEw FArLEY, de-"
ceaied, are defeed to bring them in properly au
thcn5icated and thoie indebted are requclted TO
make Immediate psvment %
WLLLLdIf BURTON, Eafeut0r.
1assory Iett, ,6Cs. iSt)
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-23
aleramorla Qnnertiser.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER z3.

The Hamburger papers received by the
hip Mercury, of date prior to the goth
September, contain not Jingle article
worth the trouble of tranAation. Thar
of the goth is particularly intereiing. 1t
informs US, in letter from ConRantino-
pie of the 18th of September, that on the
18th Augoh the fege of Alexandria com
menced. After attacking the French gun
boats, IN which two OF them were blown
up, brlgadier general Coote advanced with
5000 men and took Macabou without re-
fifance. During this operation the En-
gllfh fquadron before Alexandria made
TENT attack on the town, whilegen Hut
clinton attacked the French redoubts up
on the Green Hills, which he carried with
very little lois. On the gift July the
French garrifon of Cairo arrived at Rofet-
ia. The meafureS adopted for their en-
barkation were 70 prompt that the whole
gsFrifon had failed on the 18th Auguf.
The French troops confilfed of 5000 men,
amongit them 900 cavalry, and so pieces
Of cannon. The other perfons comprized
In the capitnlation, amounting to about
5000 of all descriptions, had alto paGed
Gown the Nile.
The news of the fege of Alexandria
having commenced on the 18th Auguft, is
confirmed by an extraordinary courier,
who ar'iyedat Vienna about the I'd sep.
TENDER. He brought intelligence that the
Gege was conducted with 70 much fuccefs,
that gen. Menou had requeaed an armif-
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For Sale.

Three hundred and iixty-Gve
acres OF LAND, lying in the county of
tauquier, near the Blue Ridge, adjoining
the manor Of Leeds: the above land is
eitile and well fituate for farming it is
convenient to five merchant mills, the FAR
theft not more than fix miles there is OH
the land between 40 and 60 acres Of mea-
dow ground, three of which are in grais,
and twelve will be put in graf, next fall
there are ALTO 100 young, bearing apple
trees OF excellent fruit, and variety of
other fruit trees. The buildings on the
above land are Indifferent.
AIo,
Another tract adjoining, un-
der leaie for three lives, containing Aoz
acres, iubjeet to the annual rent oftwenty
dollars: there are on the land a one Gory
frame houle, thirty by twenty eight feet,
with two rooms on a floor, a Young apple
orchard OF an hundred trees, and nuricry
OF about three hundred trees of excellent
fruit; there are ALTO on the above land IL
or Is acres of meadow ground between
and 4 OF which are in grals.
ThefubIcriber wiihes to fell both tracts
together, any perfon inclipable to purchafs
will Pieaie TO apply 10
JOHN KEITH, fcnior,
Living on the premiies.
NOV. %. 3tIaw+
| do hereby forewarn all per-
ions from hunting with dog or gun on my
land, rs am determined. to trcas them as
the law directs.
NAT. WASHINGTON.
Maryland, Nov. 23. so3s
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Dancing ADem6Ales.

or The Alexandria AGem-
blies will commence on Wednesday night
next, at Gadiby's long room.
Subscribers may be iurnfhed with tick
cts tor the ieaion, at ten dollars each, On
application to Mr.. James II. Eiooe; and
gentlemen who have not had a fubfcripti-
on paper Prelented to them, are rcipete-
fully informed that they will be entered as
iabicribers by applying TO any one Of
HE MANAGERS.
Nov. II.
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fore the cnfuing fprine, ard how 10, ..
then oPco, IS at preicnt uncertain. WIZ
Cotton Fine Cotton beinc Co.,
ce.hmands ready falc at the anne
prices. There Is 4 large flock Of inferior
cottonS at market, and no improvement; l.
ioon expected IN the prices OF this defcr;o
tioa. Upon TIE " hole, however, the De
mand feems likely TO revive.
Flour.--- he hai veit is now very oene
rally com ieted, x il il the rrevaient orr
Mon t;,at wheat will realize The tayorah,o
expectations entertained 'of it in reject
bo,h.,o quantity and quali,y. But nor
withdrawing this, we are of opinion the
prices for the entuiog year will confirms
confiderabiy higher than the public are
difpoied to expect. What TIE preciGe chr
rency may be, ii would be Difficult, 70 an
titipate AT preftnt, bur we fully exrett l.
Will be an advance on the preent prices.
Exf,a9 Of a Inter from a gsutl.mau in
P"yis 10 lis frieua in PhEuael6.yu.
aafsa Ssftem6er 2, 1901.
Dear SIR,
IN my Taft, mentioned the rat;Gca
ton oi our treaty, and nov with plearure
INFORM You, that the tribunal of prizes
have commenced heating American eau.
les. In three that have been decided. rho
properly is ordered TO be referred, ard
doubt not but the greater number, if nor
all Will be decided in the fame way
There is neither intereH nor damage allow
ed nor need be looked for, nor compenfa-
tion forpillage.
There is now fome rcaEon to believe
that appeals Tor cap,ures in the Wet Indies
will be admitted in he tribunal of prizcs
10 that whatever CATS you or your friends
may have, would recommend you prepar-
ing and tending over, with a full power
OF attorney by all means, let the fales of
the property accompany it, and fee thay
every piece is lega!ized by the tribunal
that condemned it.
In many inftances il will be better to
iacriilcc part, in compromising with the
capfors, than to contend but that YOU
will take in confederation in giving the
power to att for you here.
negotiations fill goes on diipatches
come AID go daily, yet peace is very
doubtful and fales rather flow. The norris
In the channel fill afford the beG market.
Yours sc
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at every itroSe. The captain had fab
at him acrofS the table, which had, il
reached, him would have gone TO his
heart
Il gentleman baD;nge, in tie Tanc ard
Marie, IIrom Gibraltar, has farAy5td Tie
foLlo7oiag i4f3rmation -
ALGEzIRAs, Sept. IS.
Il eorreD7 hfofqc5rh cobluyed andb,omght
into f5n part " tie F,sacb ard S9anll5
by;Oatetrs, r'iS
Slip EhlSa, Crane, Of Bgqon, de,4inea
4 gears, and yet aniripd.
Brig BeUcy, Bhcl7vrh, Of Bnhimo,c,
dft0i@fa abqon'as ef 10 moutts en- trialat
Paris.
Brig .4meiio, c0icnatr, ofP6zaarlbhia,
detained ne0ry i2mouths an tyiai at Paris.
Brig Fame, NcqveH, Of 5c~ou4ab, on
trial at Parts.
Ship Hercules Coaytay, Hudlou, Of
Nezvporh veOSl ard caryo conaemufd,
eombrsmycd.J
Schr Hope, H4&ard, Of Mr7v- Lanaou,
vcDsl and cargo condsmne&.
Brig Maria, Harry, of lpbilaad5hi0,
clrarea 'gflrr a detention ot' Z mo0fb5--/aK-
ed for Malaga.
Brig Sophia, kerry, IF philadelphia,
part Of TIE cargo condemned.
Brig MiJa,a, Sama/ou, Of Baltimore,
rksarea
SHIP Molly, Finn, ef PHILADELPHIA, Uel
Eel and ca,so ccnaemued BY tie general Of
81. Rogue, The can't Of ST.. R,lnre ae la
Hnye, vVb0 is greatly ,n..rsfed in The cap
tire.
SHIP Hibe,uia, Lake, Of BgRou, cleared
after q lengthy detegtion.
Sebr--Snlz,van, Of Marblebead, can
demned.
Brig Tosepb Harvey, Mouteitb, ofPbA-
udelp6ia, on trial.
SIP Pomo"0, Craig, efCb4,leaou, do.
Slip PetleVe,anre, Knoe, Of Bofou, do.
Sbib <4telanta, Turner, Nezv- York, car
60 condemRed.
In Americnn Zip .fiom PHILADELPHIA,
Jufb9/e@ 10 belong 10 BoJfou, 4Uas captured
by tbe Spanioras, re Taken BY The crezv, and
yfeered tir Gibraltar. AI(3 an Americau
brig, rs-fakru BY The crsqvjuR entering Ak
geSir@s, and conduGed TO Gibraltar.
Ill Amcnra~ qOsDsls, bavng Gi6,aL
tar" nyfrted in any Of their papers, and
met 7Uitb BY SpanjB brivatrers, qciN be
captured, as thai garrJou is .fM declared
in a Jqafe of blockade.
Notwithstanding feveral of the above
vefiels have been cleared, yet not Jingle
cent has ever been allowed for damages,
&c. but on the contrary, they are compel
led to pay the expenfes attending the trial !:
and in order to infure their releaf "a hand
iome douceur is indifpenGbly neceRary !;
10 that the unfortunate American feldom
gets off without paying at leah 5000 dol
lars.
At moderate calculation, the value of
American property at prefent detained in
Algeiras, Is I, Io5, 200 dollars.
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South of Montauk Point, bound TO the
Wet Indies.
Extract from the log book Of the ihip Ea-
ole, Thompfon, from BeltaiS
IS In lat. 50, 40, n. long. % ".
fookc brig I'riefte, OF Bottom, from Nal
"a. Same day, ipoke hip Diana, from
Ronon to Demarsra, all WE'LL
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$3.50 VI YIN " "NedtlOil Oh AISNarGrId, an(.
alto the ratification of the covention OF
Cairo.
A letter Of the zzd September, from
Paris, tays, 4" II the negotiation for peace
with Great Britain fhould rot fucceed, it
IS generally expected that at the beginning
OF October he expedition againit England
VIII be carried into execution. ! he
camp near Boulogne received numerous
reintorccments on the 18th. Several
corps of infantry and cavalry from Lille,
Douay, and Arras, are on their march for
Calais. Admiral Nelly held general
council OF war a few days ago. The
troops near Boulegnc asaountinz TO 5000
have received orders TO prepare Tor en-
barkation, and 10 leave behind all ufeiefs
baggage. The maritime prefetfs of Don
Kirk, Boulogne. and Elavre, and many
other general officers, have arrived at Pa
ris to receive their inRruttions respecting
the expedition. An adjutan, OF the ifirt
Conful has been difpaschcd to admiral La
touche at Boulogne. Forty two gun
boats at Calais are fill prevented from
joining the hotills at Boulogne by the Sri
tin cruifers. The Brett Aees is getting
ready for fea. The ,elegra0hic cof.ei.
pondence between Brett and Paris is un.
commonly frequent"
The number Of Bri,ilh vcilels cruifne
at the mouth of the Scheldt increafed daily
and the number of Engl:lh men of war { f
the coats of Holland and Flanders receiy-
ed continual augmentation, in order TO
prevent the falling of the Dutch feet un-
der admiral &c Winter, which was luppof-
ed to be defined for Boulogne, to protect
the failing fthe French Gotilla from Ca
lais.
At Bruhcls, according to advices Of the
24th, gen. Angereau was expected with
his whole itaf. French and Prui,ian ca
binet couriers were daily paiing and re-
pahing through Rruaels, to which place
itrong corps of French troops was on its
march.
A letter was received at Copenhagen on
the 26th Sept. from London, ffa,ing thar
the debarkation Of a cargo sof Sugar from
the Daniih Wet India illands had been
topped, from which it was inferred that
the Danilh fhips with the produce of thofe
itlands will be permitted to fail with their
cargoes to Denmark. Two couriers ar
rived at Copenhagen from London on the
2zd of Sept. When the court of Den
mark agrees TO the convention of Peterf-
burgh of the 18TH June, then its pofeflions
In the Wet Indies are to be refored.
MIR. Pinckney, the American miniRer
TO the court of Madrid, left the Hague on
the 18TH of September for the place of his
deRination.
N. r. Mercantile -AdUsrtjGr.
ExtraR from Ratbbone, Hughes and
D~ncna's Liverp0ol Price current Of TIE
25tb September.
Sugar, Muico. Brown, IS AIS per cwt.
Middiing, ~ AS
Good 4o 48
Fine, SO 81
Slayed letes, A a 81
lerres, S. OF
Powders, 66 80
Havana brown, Asa so
Yellow, 81 IS
White, sc IS
Coffee, Ordinary, 90 aIoo
Middling lIza
Good, Iz3a1z9
Fine, I35aI37
Triage, o5 SO
Java, 100 aIoo
Bourbon, 100 10
Cotton, Bourbon, rs rod IS sd
Surinam, rs I'd Sd
Berbice, rs sd rs I'd