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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-16
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WI H-sgMssS 8, 1901.
A,reby gwen to the Creditors Of MI
~ NE lvET .iE0RE, Of pace called Orphan
4. county OF HancocS. aud Diitrid 81
Z .,,aa whom Commiflion Of Bankruptcy
y i Ina proceeded upon THAI they may be
n, NV thinkr before the Judge of iaid Diarif
Z s,asy ID. f.aaa dry q December next, at
+ ..aa. making aud allowing a Certificate OF
ss f.,a Bankrupt before Which time excep-
'''S ,l,owance msy be exhibited.
nsp3o sEWALI., JUDGE or THE DISTRICT
COURT or MAINE
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TAKE NOTICE

sr~ TAKE NOTICE
lV kh4S my wife RUrf4EY STACEY. has
p.frA laesed n a vc'y uubecom&s msnuer--ail
-g ~ i'SFeay iorbiddrn 20 tru1 h4r. A VII not
p,.e ' .,, b her contracting JOHN STACEY
-z-.iad Aog-abv III, Boz.
WI s'ANeAS SALLT, daughter Of me the flhfcri.
r, : behaved very unbeconog and has left
Bona, ase are Therefore t. forbid Al y rfous har-
ssb &, ua'ins her on my account, As I viii pay 40
~ eontrAeing after this date.
INT Az "a, i8oI. MOSES cross
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Wanted to Hire

Dart Of convenient Dwelling Houre Ear Tie
center q the Town generous price pc CIV
en-. Inquire Of the Printer ,SA5sy 2.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-16
From a late London Paper.
THE MIRAGE.

Monge gives the following delcription
OF iingular optical illufion, called the
Mirage:
The country of lower Egypt is near
ly level plain, which loies itfelf, like the
fea, in the clouds at the extremity of the
horizon. Its uniformity is only interrupt
ed by few eminences, either natural or
fictitious, on which are iituat.d the viii
lagos, thus kept out OF the foundations of
the Nile; and thefe eminences, lefs ufual
on the kirts of the defart, tho frequently
to be ieen on the Delta, and which appear
like dark line on a very transparent iky,
are rendered fill further viiible by the
date trees and lycamores, oftener to be
met with in fuch ftuations than elfe-
where.
6 Both morning and evening the AFFECT
OF the country is exactly as it ought to be !;
and between you and the lalt villages
which prefent themfelves you perceive no
thing but land but when the furface of
the earth is efficiently heated by the rays
ofthe fun, and indeed until it begins to
get cold towards the evening, TIE land no
longer feems to have the fame exteniion,
but to be terminated, to within the diff
ancc Of league, by general inundation.
The villages placed beyond that APP
pear like 10 many ilands ftationed in the
middle of a great lake, from which the
fpettatoE is ieparated by an extent of land,
more or lefs comfortable according to cir
cumfance. You then behold the image
ofeach of thefe villages reflected exactly as
itit were exhibited on clear iurface of wa
ter, with only this difference, that as the
representation is at comfortable diftanee,
the objects are inviGble, and the mailes
Slore difintt; in addition to this, the
edges OF the reverted image are rather ill
deiigned and fuch as they would be if the
inrface of the rejecting medium happened
TO be a little agitated.
In proportion as one approaches viii
lage, which appears to be placed in the
midtt of an innundation, the margin of the
water feems to recede, and the arm of the
fea, separating you as it were from the vii
lage, hrinks back by degrees: it at
length difappears entirely, and the pheuo-
menon, which now ceafes in refpee to the
frf village, is iniantly reproduced by a
new one, which you difcover at due diff
tance in the rear"
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:, n. PENDING treaty, will prove abortive.
~ T! w. mind, Of the Indians ought certainly
;, have been prepared, and the agents no.
,;6sd of the intention of government.
The commiHioners have defended the
.;,., for the Chickalaw Bluffs, and we may
;, ,,lcula,e, on hearing, fhortly, the reiult
.f ,be conference. l give it however as
wv opinion, that they will neither fell
,and. or permit the cutting of the road
or roads.
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water, our cloaths, all our fmall flock, and
threatened US with infant death, if we
did not obey them in every refpea."
Michael Kraft, of Morris Vile, Penn.
oppoGte Trenton, has made an improve
ment In the form and conf ruttion of Stills,
which promiies to be of comfortable emo
lument to himielf, and of great utility to
the public. MIR. Kraft has obtained a
patent for his improvements from the pre-
iident of the United States.
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SPANISH ATROCTT.

= The veracity of the fa,ement refpea-
d ing the imprisonment of the American con-
n full at St. Jago de Cuba, has been denied
y by fome, and doubted by many, In addi-
> ton to the information we have already
publhed on this Infamous and outrageous
&traniseion, we fubjoin an extract of a let
tier received in this city, frosa the mott
Nreipe6able and authentic fource. 1t will
appear from this, that the fact s. hereto
8tore itated, is fubfantially true anc that
Ait was accompanied with every circum
faice of indignity and violence towards
rhe authority of the United States. 1t is
aot perfonal affair of the conful-It is
4 DARING attack on an e6Ictsl character,
eReemed, In all CIVILIZED countries, invio-
liable, and free from arreH, eGespt upon a
eharge of fome capital offence.
We learn ALTO, that American property
n that iiand is in univerfal jeopardy
that the American character is condemned
and abuied-and thar, generally, marked
and barbareus hoaility to our rights ant
nterefs is every where prevalent.
1t is impoGble to impute the prefens
conduit of the Spania nation and It's
agents to any plauhble or equitable mo-
tiyes. A lyaem of warfare, the MOT in
Sulflng and iavage, is adopted by them
pot in St. Jago de Cuba alone-nos only
~ Algeilras-lt extends with equal Vi
ulence add atrocity, to every fpot Of ter
itery, In which Americans unfortunately
lall into their power. 1t is praeifed Ell
sner in open contempt Of the law of nations
pr under the fraudulent maik of unisft re-
g"ilt.ons. We truR, ard fncerely hope,
mat iuch outrages, committed under the
Yery note of our government, will not lonp
lcaPe deierved retribution.
"''1a ef q Letter from ST. Jago de Cuba,
dated oaober s.
"On the 18th ult. by order of the
governor and Council OF this place, (who
we're commanded by their hyperion the H.
sndant General of the Ifabd, reGding al
"a fsVanna the flores, dwelling -houfe, and
pinSe OF the American Conful, were cloled
q = tile keys taken poGeiIion Of by the 90
efnment-his perfon arreRed, and thrown
''O the common prifon."
Phil. Ga&.
|f'aa 9fa htte, from Mr.. Chris Crane.
mae Of f6e brig Jamei, Of Harffrd,
90" sqoaers, dated September z4tb,
aOGi' at San9y POiat, 81. KIM.
take this opportunity to inform you
my arrival at Barbados, with the
"ss' after psGage of 46 days, ALTO of
Death OF capt. Thomas Smith, on the
81 Auguf, after diereHing illnefs of
gays; his diforder was the black fever.
S'ea we iuppofe he took on board the
nun priyateer that robbed US in III
eu'ph of one OK, one bbl. of beef, one
corn three hrkins lard, feyen caik
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ar CaM given for Rags at
this office.
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aIeranurta anDerttSer.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER IS.

Yesterday arrived fch'r Betfey. capt.
Gilpiu, 81 days from Cape Francois.
emtlsmnu b9Dsnger in the aboVe .Ieb'r
Ia tolttty JaO0red ms with the foiloev-
mo liz of american ve0sh in port, TAX
mfism Edqe~rd Patto~'s CeEte Ho8/t
Books.
CAPE Francois, October IL, 1901.
Briggs Melville, Carton, Philadelphia !;
Noahs Ark, Raynalds, Norfolk, in diff
,refs; Morgan Ratler, Kent, Plymouth !;
Polly, Symonds, Bottom; Elizabeth Goats,
Hodge, Newburyport; feh'rs Fox, Brown,
Bottom; ClariGa and Eliza, Rider, do.
RiGng Sun, Warren, CharleRon, S. c..
Polly, Low, Wilmington, N. G. Two
Brothers, King, Wilmington, Del. Mar
garet Cobb, Baltimore; Caroline Benton,
do. Lightning, Davis, do. Eliza, Coy,
Wilmington, Del. Aeriel, Belt, Baltimore,
10 fail in ; days llooop, Dove, Ihomp-
ion, Newbern, N. c.
The fch'r Milford, capt. MfNamara,
arrived at CharleRon from this port the
ed inf.
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VALUABLE MEDICINES.
SAMUEL BISHOP.

SAMUEL BISHOP,
STATIONER and BOOKSELLER,
HcIpeelfally informs tbr public that be has
'eee'0fd a Irs@IafpI Of The tsAoqvins
eFeemed Medicines from Lee and Co..
6Hlfim0re, 1Vb0 baoe abbomi<d him
f6eir only Fender in Alexand,ia.
HAMILTON's
WORM DESTROYING LOZENCES.
FOUR YEARS
Have icarcely elapied iince the introduction of
HAMlLTON's WORMDESTRO YINGLO-
riod upwards of
One Hundred and Tqventy 7bsu/and
ferions OF both fexes, Of every aye, ard in every
neuation have received benefit from this extraor.
binary remedy, in various complaints ariiing from
worms and from obitructions i'll the itomach and
bowels.
This medicine, which isas innocent and mild as
t IS certain and efcacious in it's operation. cannot
in]ure the youngeft infant, or the moit delicate
pregnant lady, fhould no worms exit in the BODY:
put Will, without pain or gripping, cleanfe the ITO.
mach and bowels, removing whatever is foul or
onenive within, particularly that limy humor
coed. ~
Children generally take this medicine with ca
gernsls; having Pleafing appearance, and an
a dole OF this medicine given occafiona'ly will
nSSI!uaiiy prevent the vomiting and purging oil
children, dreadful dforder which annually de.
itroys thouiands of the infant part ofour cities l,
IS i9ewne the mildclt and mott certain remedy
known, and has reftored to health and ftrene tn 3
great number when in an advanced face of thi
iatai complaint. Particular and plain inftructi.
ons are given tor every part Of the neceary treat
ment in iuch cafes.
The celebrity acquiredbythe Worm l. zenees
particularly in the city of Baltimore, renders tn,
further publication of certificates in their favor
an unnecetiary expence.
Dsleriptieu Of Wo,ms, and The Iymbtom
by 10bicb they are kno4vu.
Worms which infeft the human body, are chief
ly OF four kinds, viz. the Teres or large ROM.
worm, the Afearides, or imal nav worm, III,
Cucurbtina, or ihort, fiat, white worm, an,
iaitiy, the Tsnia, or tape worm, 70 called from
Its resemblance to tape; this is often many ward
long, and is full of joinrs-It is MOI hurtful, ant
mott difficult TO cure.
Among the fymptoms attending worms. are
dhagreeable breath, Especially in the morning.
Bad and corrupted gums--Itching i'm the moi;
and about the ieat--Convuliions and epiept
hts, and fometimes privation of fpeech-Startias
and grinding of the teeth in neep--Irregular an
petite, fometimes loaehing food, and fometime
voracious-Purging, with flimy and fetid fool
-Vomiting-Large and hard belly-Pains an,
iicknefs at the fomaeh--Pains in the head an,
thighs, with lownefs of fprits--Slow fever, will
imall and irregular pulfe-A dry cough-Excef
five thira-sometimes pale and unhealthy coun
senance, and iometimes the face bloated AM
hufhed.
Perfons afflicted with any of the abve fymp
toms, ihould have immediate recourfe to HA
Millions WORM DESTROYING 10
FENCES, which have been conftantly attend
ed with iuceefs in all complaints ilmilar to thof
above defcribed.
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Hamilton's
CIR AND RESTORATIVE.

fures-juvenile observation-disclosures in eli.
mates unfavourabIe to the confttution-tbe i'm
moderate ufe of tea, frequent intoxcation, or any
other deftruetive intemperance-the unfkilful or
exceiiiva uie of mercury--the difeafes peculiar TO
females, at certain period of life--bad wings
in, &c. &c.
And is proved by long and extenGvc experience
to DC absolutely unparalleled in the cure of
Nervous diforders, Violent cramps in n.
Coniumptions, ftomach and back,
Lownefs of fpirts, Indigellon,
Lois of appetite, Melancholy,
lmpurlty oil the blood, Cout in the fomach
Hyferical affections, Pains in the limbs.
Inward weaknenes, Relaxations.
Seminal weakneifes, Involuntary emiIIions.
Folur albus, (or whites) Obftinate elects,
barrenneis, Impotency, &c. &c.
The principal operations of this remedy is in
the itomach, rettoring the digeftivc powers and
tending from that organ new health and vigor
into every part of the fyRcm; it enrches and pu.
rifesthe blood without infaming it; braces, with.
out fimnlating too violently the nervous fyftcm
ftrcngtheas the fecretory vefels and the q general
habit; brings back the mufcular fbres to their
natural and healthy tone; and reftores that nutr;l
ton which imnoaerate excavations have deftroy-
ed, and Whole lofs had thrown the whole frame
into langour and debility.
The Reftorative is absolutely above all recon-
mendation in removing thofe weaknehes and in
hrmities with which many females are afflicted,
the consequences of difficult and painful labours,
or OF injudicious treatment therein.
The mott obftnate feminal elects, and then,oH
ditrefiing cafes OF fuor albus in females fall par
ticulariy under the province Of this relforative-
fpeedily yield to its benign operation, and are
radically cured. by correcting and purifying the
acrimonious humors. reRoring proper degree
oftenfion TO the relaxed fbres, and strengthening
the weakened organs.
In cafes OF extremity, where the long preva-
lence and obftinacy of difeafe has brought on
general impoverifhment of the fyftem, exeefIivc
debility of the whole frame, and waiting Of the
Heih, which no nourifhment or cordial could re-
pair, a perseverance in the uie of this medicine
has performed the moa ait0nifhing cures.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-16
The SOVEREIGN OINTMENT for the
ITCH.

Which is warranted an infalible remedy at
one application and may be ufed with perfect
iatety oy pregnant women, or on infants week
ola' not containing particle of mercury, or any
otner dangerous Ingredient whatever, and is not
accompanied with that tormentinp fmart which
attends the application of other remedies.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-16
The GENUINE pERsIAN1.oT1oN

so celebrated among the fashionable THROUGH.
out Europe, is an invaluable cofmetic, perfealv
innocent and fate, free from corrective and repei.
lent minerals (the BATS of other lotions) and of
unparalleled efficacy in preventing and owing
teularIy freckles, pimples, inflammatory redppec.
icurfs, letters, ring worms, fun burns, prickley
heat, premature wrinkles, &c. rendering the Kin
delieately foft and clear, improving rhe Complex
ion, and reftoring the bloom of youth.
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The DAMASK LIP sALyR

he DAMASk LIP SALVR
The RESTORATIVE POWDER for u.
TEETH and GUMS.
DR.. HAHN's TRUE and GENUINE ,Fp.
MAN CORN PLASTER.
An infallible remedy for corns, fpeedilv ren,ov-
ing them, root and branch. without given pain
DR.. HAHN's GENUINE EYE. WATER
ioveregn remedy for all difeaies of the ewes
whether the effect Of natural weakness or Of ac'
eident, Deductions of rheum, dullenels, itching
and hims on the eyes, never failing to cure ,hofs
maiadies which frequently fncceed the frnaIl Dor
meailes and tevers, and wonderfully flrengrben,
ing weak fight, Hundreds have experienced
fight. ~
TOOTH.ACHE DROPS.
The only remedy yet difcovered which give,
immediate and lafting relief in the mot fevere
initances.
The ANoDYNE ELIXIR,
For the cure of all kinds of Head Ache.
CHURCH's COUGH DROPS.
'NFALLlBLE AGUE and FEVER DROPS.
For the cure of Agues, Renittent and Inter-
mittent Fevers.
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VENEREAL DISEASE

ihofe whom this may unfortunately concern.
are informed that fupply has now been received
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Dr. HAMILToN's ESSENCE AND Hx.
TRACT of MUSTARD

a iaie and efectual remedy for rheum atfms.
eoat, Paiey' fPrans and bruizcs, white dwellings,,
old trains, and relaxations, numbneis and veal
neis OF the joints, ftfnefs of the neck, pains Of
tne noe, head ache, fwelled faces, Frozen limbs,
s ana every iimiiar complaint 1t prevents chill
niains' or chopped hands, and theil effects of get.
ting wet or damp in the feet.
me extract IS celebrated for removing cold 6
WINDY complaints in the ltonach and bowels fv-
ing pains, and other fpaimodic affections.
lhe teitmony Of thoufands, and daily expcri-
enee! iuhcienty Proseehe fuperiority of the above
medicine over all others, in the cure Of the mala-
dies we have enumerated.
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THE PATENT
INDIAN VEGETABLE SPECIFIC

PrePared by DR.. Leroxx.
The experience of feveral thoufands who have
been cured by this medicine "a great proportion
OF them after the Kill of eminent phyiicians had
proved ineffeauaD demonftrate its efficacy in eY-
pelling the Veneral Poifons however deeply root
ed IN the contribution, and in eounteracang thofe
dreadful effects which often refult from the i'm
proper ufe of mercury.
The mldnefs of the Vegetable Specific is equal
to its iurprifng efficacy, its operation is 70 gentle
that 1t Is given to veDereal patients is ffate of
pregnancy, with the utmoft iafety and perform.
cure without difurbing the fyftem, or produc-
ing any OF thofe dfagreeable effects infeparabls
from the common remedies.
With the medicine is given defcription of the
iymptoms which obtain in every fiage of the df-
cafe, with copious directions for their treatment,
TO as to accomplish perfect cure in the llortefl
time, and with the leaf Inconvenience pofJible-
ANDRRSON's PILLS.
GOWLAND's LOTION.
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Or II liberal aLoavanee made 4o5os-
Iale barebe/ers BY application to Lee sS CO.
-BalfimOre. Country Printers and St0ye-
ketbers will find ii advanfageous to KEEP q
eonfantJ nbply Of fbe a6OVe MealtmTs, and
qoH be treated with on Hbe,aIf<yms.-
Lee g CO. 4ON ,g,pr The b;gbeR prices In
ceR for BLACK SNAKE ROOT.
GINSENG and BEES WAX.
November I6, .-s.,
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DR.. HAHNt. ANTI .BII.IIorJs.pr11s

1T Ut 1aHN's AN'IIBILLIOUS.P PILLS.
The operation OF thefe pills is perfealv mild e,
as to be ufed with faiety by perions in every ,u-
ton, and of every age.
Ihey are exeellentiy adaptedto carry off fuper-,
huous bile, and prevent its morbid iecretons.-to
rettore and amend the appetite-to procure free
preparation, and thereby prevent colds. which
are often attended with fatal confequenccs-a
dole never fails to remove cold, if taken ON it's
nr1 appearance; They are celebrated for re-
moving habitual coGivenefs-fickneC A. the NJ.
mach, and fevere head ache-and ouoh, - \.
taken by all perions on change of climate.
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DR.. HAMILToN.s FIIxIR

= Ut hf1HWIIII ON's ELIXIR,
AiovercIgn remedy for Colds, Obitinate COUGHS.
Aithmas, Catarrhs, Sore Threats. and An.
preaching Ccniumptions.
10 parents 7v60 may bave children oNqit7ed
aoifb the HOPPING COUCH
ihis diicovery isof the firft magnitude, as il
affords immediate relief, checks the proqrefs and
in Mort time entirely removes the mofl cruel
dllotder TO which children are liable-the Elixir
lsPsrlectiy agreeable and the dofe 70 imal, that
no difficulty arifes in taking it.
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NASSAU, N P.) December ~.

NASSAU, IN. P.) December r..
Arrived, the Aoop Admiral Duncan,
rom Madeira. ALTO an American fhip
pound from Bottom t o HAVANA, and a
"ooP; both prizes to the privateer Swift.
December rs.
Arrived, the fchooner FREDERICK, bound
nom New Barcelona, on the Spaniih Main
20 ot. Ihomas's with a cargo of hides,
sna between 8 and 1000 dollars on board.
p'ine to II. M. fhip America, of 81 guns.
we learn from the officers in charge of
me federico, that prior to the capture of
s'e schooner, the America had taken and
,s,'' INTO Halifax, a very valuable brig,
mounting ~ guns, with 100000 dollars
h,n 2 quantity of ingots of gold on board,
bound for America.
ornat was received this mornino
.na' the American hip Lydia, from Bof,
eoh 10 HAVANA, had grounded on the
baDa bank toleeward of the Berry ilands.
O'' nopes are entertained that fhe will be
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pool for Philadelphia. On the 16tk inn.
IN lat. 81, 80. long. "a. fell in with a.
bout 50 barrels of Aour-took up one bar
rel, which had on one head " K. SitLe-
don,' as nearly as it could be decypher-
ed-loft the other head overheard, The
-four was but little wet.
Capt. Lander left at St. AIMS the BRIG
Eliza, OF this port. The brig Sally, OF
this port, had gone to Montego- Bay
Rum was on the rife-Flour was 16, beef
10, and pork II dollars per barrel.
Capt. Walton informs that the brig A.
MACON, Of this port, had failed from Mar
Unique for Hifpaniola, with her cargo.
The ich'r Peggy, of Hartford !; Aoop Lu-
cy, Morgan, of N. London and brig
Eliza, OF Norwich, had all been recap
tured from the French by the u. S. thip
Philadelphia, capt. Decatur, and had ar
rived at Martinique.
Capt. Cook, on the r4th inf. in lat.
So, 80. long. II. fpoke the fch'r Induftry
from Bolton to Havana.
Capt. Everett left at Amnerdam the nip
George, M'Cullum, and brig Newton,
Riley, of Philadelphia; hip Niagara,
Lynch; brig Clio, Bourne; fhip Ex-
change, Thurfon; briggs John, Hewitt !;
Frederick, Graham, and the nip Hare,
all OF N. York. The Clio and George
were the only American veGcls on hore,
out OF many who met a Gmilar difaiter in
the gale of the 9th. Nov.
Capt. Everett, or the 10th Nov. faw a
fhip going in, fuppofed to be the Cheia-
peake, Tombs, from this port to Am
herdam.
Brig Nancy, Fleming, from Charlefon
having lprung a leak has, put into Sa-
vannah.
The noop Good Intent, of BriGol, R.
Iland, from N. Providence to Savannah,
has put into Augufine.
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got off with the afiitanoe Of the droggers
that failed Immediately to her aid.
December 80.
We have received information that
capt. Graham, Of the revenue brig Admi-
raj Duncan, had a fevere engagement with
an American veflel Of hyperion force
Capt. Graham is wounded, and ! or 4 of
his menkilled. We hope to have it in our
power to give more authentic particulars
In our next.
This day intelligence was received of
the lois OF the fch'r Liberty, captain Bo-
many. The fch'r was lying in a cove to
leewa1d of Sugar Key, when a Spanih
galley came in and fred a z4lb. hot into
the Liberty, which funk her in 4 minutes
after !; the capt. and crew were taken up
by the galley and made prifoners of war.