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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-10-05

Jatge lf ProJa.c ful the county ot Cumberland,
to receive ant examine fh- rl.r0- Or ihr creditors
~ The Llatr of Capt. JONATHAN LOCK, iare
OF Falmouth Mariner, deceaf5d-J,reoy give 70
tics. tia, W. wiI attend tina. beGa-is the dNri-
lnt houi- uf abe ic-calrl, 0u W1'nIiay the seth
Day y. SPIT ub-r5 iS-i, lruR one l'-'oH ktO I7a,
after. OJ., aaI ou ta- .41 WrJneilgs of fhC I'VE
Glowing months
JOSHUA MERRILL. CaqmE
BENJAMIN SAABONN, Eyafrl.
Falg,2af5, SfPl- 9'9, l35I.
EETE tae .uofcr.a-re. having been tait a3,...t-
w e. by ice Hon. William G5.h9ul, i q. Judge
OF P,05l.c Ot Wills, ST. fJr tn- County l- Gun
bel4ua, tO rgc I'VE and examine 'h- rlin5 Oi The
creditor, to tht etalr III HUGH WARWICK,
late OF P5rtla7t, ,n tad Csun,Y, Mriner, dcce n
ca. c.rct,utel iof)lvtat-hcreby give notice that
they wiil attend th1i buHnts AZ t1c hOuf- OF DAN
lei SHEARNlN, Ed nd Portland, On th- 6tt Mon-
days of OttohUr, November and February next,
from one III tive O'Clock io the atteIacon Ut IiL
! days. WlLLIAI GONHAM,
DANIEL SHEARMAE.
P2-tL1g4 qtb Srpt. Co.
WYE thl GibicrDcra, having bgrH appointed hy
w tie Hon J1usth4n Bawman, 30 Judge W
Ptluate for tie county 81 Lincoln, 10 receive and
examine the claim oil the cce lGors 70 thc EtAlr 81
John KELSA. late III Brif7L yroman, deceaitd
rrnr tented inl,lvrnt--do h-rroy give notice, that
lix months arc allowed ia,d Creditors 70 bring u
I aud prove Their claims :; AM lHat we VIII aucni
that tcrvlce Al the dwelling houlc OF M. NATHAN
iEL BRYANT, III NrsyraRir, OF the frt Monday q
| O4obe. n>xf. and Jhe five fOl owias months from
| two an Tx O'Clock in the afternoon.
JOHN FARLEY,
NATHANIEL BRYANT
| N--Uc7Rb, Sstt A. Rot.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-10-05

I OST on saiurdayth tbs oh Sept on lograham's
Il What, Rcd Moyocco Pocket Book, containing
lundry papers, and Babl, No;es--for the dclcrPton
enquire OF lillian frHaei5, or the Printer Or ihe
Portlqnd Caaeffs SsP. II.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-10-05

Taken ont Of william V4ughan's HouCe, one
long black fprigged fatn Cloak, trimmed with lack
lace; one pair black Ok Cfoves and damask ta-
TIC cloh marked q. -Whoe yer. txceP 'ng the hief,
will return laid articles ID W. Vaughan, lhalI
warded.
Portland, September IS 1901.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-10-05

ITO BE- SOLD OR LET, the HOUSE, now occupi.
i cd by William Vaughan, the houe occupied
by J. b Baker Apply % GEORGE Z. FAUG HAN,
Fh-Arect, Portland.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-24
BaIlim1re, Nlp. 2o.

''H"''"I"C3 FCG. Zoe
Arrived, fhow Java, capt. Nye, from
Arniierdam-le:t the Texel on the a7th
September, in company with the fchooner
-, capt. Hall, of Dnnhnry, b,.ar.d 70
Bohen. The fame day, eff Camperd2wn,
was brought to and examined by th. Dri-
tin friga'c Squirrel, capt. FamPRead, who
permitted her 70 proceed after two hours
detention, and opening feveraI letters. On
the -3ofh in Dover Straits, parted COM
pany with the Echooner. On the cd Nc-
roher, at P. NJ. fpoke the brig Vigilant,
capt. Drifcol, OF Baltimore, I days out
from Hamburg, bound to New. Orleans.
On the 23d, in lat. 40, IS, long. 20,
ipoke the !hip -, OF Eiallcwell, from
the river La Plaza, for Hamburg, out 70
days, blowing hard, could nci learn her
nor the captains name. On the z7th, lat.
AZ, 40, long. 40, fpoke 'hc brig -,
Davis, from Petersburg, bound to Ham
burg, out 70 days.
Tie fhip Penelope, Stanton, from this
port, arrived in tie Texel the 9Th Sept.
The fhip Samuel Smith, capt. George
Stiles, Of and from this port, arrived at
AmAerdan on the drfs of October, go days
pafage.
Alfo, hip Harmony, captain Myrick,
from I,aouira.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-24

graduating each other on the concIpSo,
; of the treaty
The funds, the three per cents, which
! had heeen at S9E the preceding day, ROT.
TO o6; and the on1niu,n, which had been
at roie 70 IS. At noon the following
was pubiiihed
Lonaon GaSettc Ext,nordAavy.
Downing -Hree;, O6t. Z, 1901.
Preimmar,es of peace between his
majetsy and the Preach Republic were
iGned lait night at lord lIawkeibury's
ONCE IN Downing itrees, by the right hon.
lord l1awkeibury, one Of his rnaieisy's
principal fecretary's Of fate, on the pa,r
OF MS majcity, and bt NJ. Otto, on the
part CT the French government"
ne condnionso! tbib treaty ere nor fully known
't Is laid that they guarantee tie rrgii.y ot cur
three allies, Turkey, turtrgai, ant Naples. OF
courie ESypt viii DC graduated 10th by French
ana Eng'iih, and MADEIRA rehored. France guar
aantecs to thrtc fhrec % cur allies their doniu-
,.n> (; butit iccnis cur ai'lcs the Stakeholder ard
hinS OF Sardinia, u, well az ac French princes
area2anconch to thei Fate! j lie Pores terri
torres are SO DC evacuated Alfalfa j, to he reitore
20 us ac'ent knights. htinnrca TO be feno1cc to
Slaih, AMI portugal, Porto f.raio evacuatc,.
30, we gain nothing in the Mediiefanian or il,
Enrope, While rance gains al Holland an ss1e
NC h|rian'!s, { large part # Germany, Switze--
qua ana wv" thirds of Ita'y. IN jhc Wen In
olc', the Gully couqueit we are to Keep i.,as We
are tad. Trinidad. I he Cape OF Good hope !.
70 be made Tres port, and tylonis 20 be ce,i.l
TO TINS country. Ne mail offer To opinion n,on
he conditions until rhcy are betcrauthef r;c,'r,,
y lopy OF treaty Ggned by LORD Hawkes..
'ury vas 81 hul11Ay nighl c!ifpauh@4 r. Pa
RS. where twill arrive his night and he r,-
tlcation IS expected back or No2tlay i,:gar or
Iuttday morning, when 1t Mil be rat,f,d by
,he br'tiih government alto, and pubhihed we
nePtin an extraordinary gazette Rqirihers viii
ieci she proprety Of making it inilautIy and Off;
tally known, f!nce th- fate tf 10 MANY men vii
be de1ittd by the nature Of rhc conditions Par
hani>nt viii be nmedia'e'y iuIn7,oncd 70 NEE.
within fourteen days, fer The dijpach OF bu:ineC.
the preiniharies will lie laid before is, It's jan.l;.
on "3taiIc, and in the mGit of the general iov
loan viii be RATED 10 an uutxam,,ca exrcnt.
as Government is known 10 be in want o. al, eo
rnlana ianl If money. Parliament will hen b.
az 'uined TO meet alter ehriitnlas and receive
the oehnit,ve treaty. III tir mcan tine we nm.
deritand Joieri Huon2psise is exposed in on
don TO nave the eclat Of negotiation and i7onip,
that ucsty. Bur it will be rather an inflrsme,,r
OF form, than CT ea'mportapcc, we prefur,e 2,
the preliminary treaties between this country and
rance have utuii!y been adopted for the dcfiui-
tive.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-24
gnteILtgenee.
WASHINGTON CITY, Nov. ~.
? f A G. f
BstVeen france and England.

We are at length enabled automatically
to announce this grear event from the con-
tcnts Of London prints as late as tac cd OF
OGtober, received at Bottom. In thef.
prints the articles of the treaty are not
given entirc bit their coatents are Rated
with confidence,
If the !tatements they exhibit are true,
the genius Of Buonaparte is indeed aiccn-
dant; and England has defended from the
lofty ground from which fhe rejefted, to
the humble one from which fhe comedies
all that is a0led.
But Whatever be the reciprocal benefits
derived by the two great belligerent pow
ers from this act, the world is deeply in
tereitcd in it. Peace 70 long defired by
humanity, and enforced by reafon; again
returns ard affords to nations the opportu
nifty, fhould they profit by the recent lef-
fon OF their mournful experience, of rem
desins their citizens happy, and of courfe
their governments reflected.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-24
aleranlJrta 0Dl.TtS1.r.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER "a.

NE learn .1rom Gu4GSleube, Aattbe H.
me,ican brig I'zv2 Brolbe,s kavigg beea
dfiaiurd BY The eoAet7o, oflbe cu6ems ct
f'0f lH2n6, on a gro&nd2lG JaIticsuef lbr
eapf0h" 60'vizg made a fr55r ma@1lf sftbe
rGtSs@, germ LGc,ar@ condgmneitbc raI
|effor 10 pcy an iuArmeiy4f 5000 francs
to tie gamers.
NJ 7ve,</amr thnr fnce abbyjJ5d, bqt
great e0m3laials eeJFrd at Gnadaleu8e o(
criminal brAl7'tr c,vhicb Jane q,ctbe 4mr
rear 1q/fe's9 7'eytis permitted tbem/ekOrs
70 f25l"e, !" Aia31bSing RE negroes, nnd
Fbat 'Is1r0Hs mr4Jnrss yvc,. coz.tembLnted
t3rN' J1p9rNfou. NE baz,e TO ,epytt ibat
Tie Ia"S tgron"d et eomplain< is Iaid 10 be
f,afi44f@, 7obrnre Lberr is a ty96aJihay of
If":./e mrq/n'tt 6e'1g eItorced By The anflo-
! rifles 81 the La@na. 50 far ass hbeysmay
'1V'lzs a j4f bn~i@mert of h5e tespetya-
to's Of IBIS t,aadnle~f and ubumau 3rae-
fife, f6cy mgf be abprovsds 1atm their
c'@leq"enFt5 fby nay 0J,o e6frl7 Tie inu0-
ef1t by -Ia5je6ing them 10 5artbeuJ5me for-
maAt'es and dy4greea5h Erarcbcs. 10 A.
V0ia Ibis, Ye qoonid rec0mnend TO tkoG,
7cdo I'equ<uTtbe W4sR, tragr, ciycum-
lpftfl'n IN aqsid'ng JaLbieiau tbem/elv<s,
anu a prompt aeteGti0n End exb2lxre at the
g1'lly 7obenea'er they peDsjs The means.
Nat. In.
Il meeting eft6e Dreaorsof tie Branch
Bank eaablj~9r4 in he CITY Of Walsmgtss
q'H' hid on Satmrday Lgf, at 7vbicb To-
sEPa CARLTON, Of George 7oqvn, qUas
ci'?/e4ePrsFdenf, JosEPH SAUL, of Nor
foH, IeAfr, Mr.. PATTON AZ P6iladelobia,
Boak-kfrbry, and GEoKGE BOYD, Of
George!ol01, DjIeonut Chrrk.
Ibid.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-24

The brig Paramarabo, on the nth No
vnmoer, Poke a fl,ip from Greenock,
blowing hare, could not learn her name,
or where bound, lat. 81, 40, long. rs.
Sloop Aurora fpcse brig Hope, Bates,
from Jamaica bound &c GlouceGer, l2s. Is,
and foh'r Freedom, from Havana Ter d..
oaober n, fpoke brig Patty, Drake,
from Jamalda to Havana. 27,h, was
boarded by the Britifh trigate Juno, and
rreated politely.
Sch'r D,tPatch, Caober I4.,h, fpcke
fhlp Phoenix, IA 'Cieilan, from Baltimore
to Bolton, out + days, tat. 80.
Brig Moies Gill, MirchelI, from Iya-
vanna-iefr there ihip VIRGINS Packet,
LoYe!els, 70 fail in days Tor THIS port
brig Ruth and Mary. Selyey, fcr Phila
del aia, IN 4 days; ard loop W.ihins
ton, for phia2ei hia. November S,h, in
lar. s., 50; iPokc !ch'r Poly, fari for
Bolton, from Lasuira, out i , days. roth,
iroke brig Nancy, Barker, off the Capes,
bound from Philadelphia TO hamburgh.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-24
D 4 Y C 7 N g.

Mr.. LONGER gives notict,
that his fchool will open on FRIDAY nen,
at Mr.. Thomas Heibe1ts hoaie, corner
Of Cameron ard Fairfax Rreets, and con-
time on Friday and Saturday, every
week, from GER till one 10 the forenoon,
and from two ill five in the afierpcoo-
Price Of TUITION Ter DuIiars per gssrter-
MIL. will likewile open his
NIGHT SCHOOL,,
on r'ae evening of Saturday next, and con-
U,nue every Thurfdsy and Friday night
|, from, Fix iii. nine O'Clock. fiice Etg"S
! Coilays per quarter.
Nov. "a. o3'
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Postscript.

- - .WR as this PAPER wa5 go
ing to PRES, 7Ve receiusd the
fo!lowlng
Late gutelltgense.
It's importance zOtU, ne hope,
be q Efficient apology for Me
late hour at whieh our paper IS
Uue6
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-24

we have now TO announce Intelligence Of
iuch great and joyful importance, that
we know NOT how 10 express ourieives
IN language adequate 70. convey what
we teei, and y hat every man will teel
in every part Of tic kingdom.
Courier.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-24

Mr.. Hunter, Jun. the meGesger, who
carried the letter, reached the manhon-
houle about O'Clock but his lordihip
was at his country hoafe at Ciaptam. Nlr.
Hunter Immediately proceeded thither,
and remained a, his lordihip's all night,
returning TO London with him early next
morning. The intelligence which had
not tranfpired in any public circle on the
preceding night, bura Tour,d the whole
town before nine o'clock in the morning.
The lord mayor went in perfon to Lloyd's
Cote Houfe, and read the tier, which
was afterwards ported at the bar, and the
flock exchange. To thete places crouds
Aocked. and the grestef joy ard asitati-
on prevailed. The very men who few
days before, declared peace could only be
an armed truce, that war was lels danger
Gus than peace with fuch az eneuty, we.r,
ncv ieen ihakin9 ,ards, fniling., al.J con
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-09-16
a(erannrta aonerttser.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER I6.

Waller S. Belt and DR.. Blake are inform
ed that the Alexandria Advertiser will
be cloied againit their productions in
future. Having ignorantly been ipduc-
ed to give publicity to the frf charge
againif DIR. Blake, We thoughtit duty
incumbent on us TO allow him the pri-
vilegc of defending himieE- in. his de.
fence he brought forward charges againft
MIR. Belt, which it would have been
unwarrantable injuaice in us not to
have allowed him an opportunity ofcon
foting but from the nature of their re-
plies We fee no profpect of their being
brought to a conclnGon; and apprehen-
five they may be difagreeable to num-
Der of our patrons TO two thirds Of
whom we are aware they are totally
unlntercfting) we have taken the iiber-
~ of exerciGng the authority delegated
TO us as the conductors Of paper in a
free country.
Extya9 efa letter, 6afed LouQou, Jane
IS, veeeivsdi ia Salem.
had fome conversation at PorI.
mouth, with an officer that had been cruif.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-09-16

ING OF Havre--h his orders are to ffop al,
neutral vehels tcund into Havre, the river
Seine, and the ports adjacent. In ocrde-
qeence OF thele orders he ient into for,f-
mouth an American velel bound to Fe-
camp. The admiIaIty have declared thar
they DO not confder Fecamp as blockaded.
and have recommended thar the yeAei be
liberated; but the captors are determined
to have the caufe tried in the Court CT Ad-
miralty and as they have acted only &C
cordirg to their intruetions, in capturing
this yeiiel, they have nothieg to tear from
the reiult OF the trial. I he yaau. man
ner OF giving orders for the bi, ckading
port or ports, hope will be pat an eua to,
and this feems probable, from what have
Teen as coming from the admiralty
NEW MARINE VENTILATOR.
A mechanic OF this city has contributed
ventllator on the principle and in the
tormsof the common bellows. 1t is de-
igned to be placed between decks, and iix-
ed upon large tube, which extends to the
bottom OF the fhip's hold and ilands on the
keelfon. 1t is wraught with brake like
that OF pump, and difcharges the foul
air through another tube which perlora,es
the upper deck; by means OF this i.mple
contrivance, the lowef aratum of foul air,
which coniifs principally Of fixed air, and
the mott noxious to animal lite, is hrit e.
vacuated. II will diicharse twenty bar
rels IN inmate, and in very few minutes
will render nearly pure the whole atmof-
phere Of the Target fh,p's hold. 1t has,
we apprehend, decided fuperiority over
the ventilator which forces pure air into
the hold of fhip, by which means the foul
air becomes diluted without being toally
exhauffed. HudIau onbe,.
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TO be Lealed

" ~ A-SCS/ ~
For the term of IL years, at Reasonable
rents,
Sundry tracts of Land in
the counties of Berkeley and Hampihre,
in tenenents of convenient dimentions,
from 100 to zoo acres.
In bERKLEY.
$40 acres upon the river Potomac, op-
polite to fort Frederic.
400 acres upon the river Potomac, at
the mouth of the Warm Spring run.
600 acres upon the north fork OF Sleepy
Gre k.
Or Mr.. Butler, living at Bath, can
thew thefe Lands.
In HAMPSHIRE.
soI acres on New Creek, at the mouth
of Kittlelick branch.
100 acres on the drains Of Abraham's
creek, on the Allegheny mountain.
633 acres on the fouth fork of Glib
bon's run.
654 acres on the Allegheny mountain,
between the gap over to Pine Swamp and
another gap, called "The way to Buhng-
tons meadow
SIS acres, called the sc Trout pond
traet," on the drains of Great Cacapon.
The five laff mentioned tracts were ia
ken up near 40 years ago, and granted to
Thomas Bryan Martin, deceafed, and by
him conveyed to the fublcriber. Any Of
thefe tracts are to be purchafed at rea-
fonable price one halt Of the money to
be paid down, and for the other credit will
be allowed. For further particulars apply
in Alexandra to the fpbfcriber.
CHARLES LEE.
Sept. I6 Jaw
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-09-16

in 10 days. Spoke, July "a, off the Fore
land, the ihip Friendihip, from N. York
Tor Am.terdam. 23d, off the Start, the
ihip Rein-Decr, from Baltimore for Lon.
don. Same day, lhip Freedom, Lorinp
from Rotterdam for Bottom. 10th. in lar
40, long. II, the ihip Virginia. from
Norfolk Ter Cowes. 3Iit, in lat. ~.
long. Is, brig Franklin, from Beltat, ~
N. Bedford. Aug. 18TH, in lat. 40, ~.
long. So, ihip Gen. Warrington, Davis.
II days from New Orleans for LiyerpooI
Eft, in LAT. 80, 10, long. 50, ihip Venus
from London 70 Baltimore.
The Ceres. is at Quarantine. and has
we are informed, fck on board
The Betty, left at the Cape, the Geor
gia Packet, and N. York iehooner from
Philadelphia.
The ich'r Harriet, of Salem, is at Qua
rantine.
On the z3d ul,. in lat, ~, &c. Cant
Palmer, OF the ich'r Fanny, ipoke {eh,r
J days from St. Vincents, which the day
before fpoke the ihip Carolina, Abrams
s. days .rom N. Orleans for Jamaica.
The ihiP Fanny, Walton Juno, Mac
Kie; and Betty, HENLEY, from Quebec );
the Lydia, M'Crea, from WifcaAet; Ruth,
Warden, from Bottom; Hannah, Gemme,
ny, from Philadelphia Aurors, from
-harletton; Recovery, Campbell, and
Mary, Brown, from N. York, have ar
rived at Clyde---at Leith, the Sea Flow
er, Bell, from N. York.
Sept. IL.
Arrived, fch'rs Commerce, Wright.
Digny Nereus, Wainwright, Trinidad !:
Swea, (Swed1fh) ~--, Porto Rico.
Cleared, fhip Hare, Ogilvie, Madeira
rig thomas Pinokney, M'Faul, Laguira.
The Nercus, fIoke Sept. s, in lat. a.,
the brig Smilsx, Nichols, Q weeks, from
London for CharleHon. Touched at ST.
Vincen1s, and left there, a large copper.
not.. med fchooner, belonging 10 this port,
to fail IN 10 or 20 days.
Inc ich'r Swea, from Porto Rico, on
Monday laa fpoke ihip Is days from
Leghorn, bound to Por,fmouth, W.
Captain Ropes, arrived at Salem in 40
days from ST. Peterfburgh, informs that
the Englifh fleet had LETT the Baltic pre-
vious to the sd of AuguR. Capt. Ropes,
brought no political news.
The fch'r Three Brothers, Howard
has arrived at Quebec from Jamaica. The
ich'r Hope has arrived at Jamaica from
New Brunfwick.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-09-16

Bette, OF Baltimore, and -, Ta,em, Of
Philadelphia, prize.
Ship Hamilton, capt. Vickers, from
Elfneur.
The ihips Sally, captain Notes rpd;
colt, and Gadfden, captain Edmond Lew
is, from London, were at Elfneur on the
a9th June. ~
LVof IxDsl,Ltoke by The Hamilton /.
Fair lie, E. S. Z. diitance 6 leaones
July IS, fpoke the New York, of New
York, 10 days from Hamburg, bound to
Philadelphia, lat. a., IS, N. long. 60,
50, w. Auguit I3, fpoke the lhip Ri.
fling States, Benjamin Rockford, mater.
from ST. Petersburg, bound to Salem the
iaid nip failed in company with the Ha.
milton. Lat. A., I9, N. long. 81, az,
w. Auguit II, ipoke with captain Rev.
nolds, OF the ihip William ard Mary, of
and from New York, IS days out, bound
to Bremen. Lat. fl, I6, N. long. IS.
9, w. AuguR ISth, fpcke with the mater
OF the Bremen hip Thomas JeRerfon, >
weeks from Bremen, bound to Baltimore
Lat. SO, rs, N. long. sc, 20, w. Aupuft
%, iPoke with John Farrier, of the ihip
Ambition, of andfrom New York, DAYS
out, bound TO Amiterdam. LAT. IS, 40.
long. oS, 40, Auguf 81, fpoke captain
Ballaret, OF the ieh'r Amelia, OF and from
New York, bound to Cayenne.
Ship Venus. Dafhieli, S. days from
Lonoon.
Left there, fhip Experiment, capt. -
of Norfolk, for Baltimore, in five DAYS !:
brig Augufa, capt. , of Pe,eribureh.
for do. lit Auguft.
In the channel, fpokethe fhip l'Antoni,
of GiouceGer, from New York, bound TO
London. In lat: 81, A., long. 81, 80,
fpoke the brig William, capt. -, from
Hull, bound TO New York, out 81 DAYS.
on the Eft Augua, Sept. Z, fpoke en-
foundings, in lat. 40, As, the ihip Rufell,
OF New York, from London. 9Th, fpoks
the fhip Pail Sieman, capt. Gardner, out
days from Baltimore.
Sch'r Brutus, Bifhop, "a days from Ia
| maica.
Left at Jamaica, fhip Surprize, Strong,
of Philadelphia brig Clarifa, Hunt, do.
Lucy Ann, Smith, Alexandria, Ia fail for
Port Republican in few days.
The evening before the Brutus failed
the pilot boat fchooner Trimmer, capt
Richard Thomas, from New York, bound
TO the HAVANA, was ient in by the luno
| frigate, Same day arrived, briggs Adyen.
TUE, Robertfon, from Warrington. A.
c. and William, Thompion, New York.
Augua rs, Cape Antonio bearing s. F..
diitan, about 4 leagues, fpoke Gch'r Ha-
card, Shillaber, from Jamaica bound 10
Salem: in attempting to beat to WIND.
ward, fprung his nain-maft and bowfprit,
ard then bore away. Same time fpoke
fch'r Nancy, Hands, Newbern, N. C..
Same night fpoke 1oop from Jamaica,
Taft from Trinidad, matter and yetIel,s
name not recolleeted, bound to New
York.
September 8, lat. IS, a6, long. 1928,
fpoke the iloop Two Brothers, captain
Thomas Baker, out s days from the Ha-
wanna, bound to Philadelphia.
September z, Lat. 81, 81, long. 49,,
so, fpoke the fchooner Anna, Of Portland.
captain Alexander Woodbridge, from NJ.
Orleans, bound to New York, OUT II
days.
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FALL GOODS.
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Is now opening lin the fore formerly &C.
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Part Of his Fail AOortmeaat,
received by theReferve from London, and
is in daily expectation OF receiving the re-
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pool.
Sept IT.
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