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SHREVE e IANNEY


HAVE FOR SdLE,
At their fare on ORION bet1veex Prince and
Duke Freets,
N. England Rum in bis.
Molaaes in hhds.
Sugar In bis.
Coffee i'll bags and bis.
Pepper Of an excellent quality n bags
Fl, fon, fouehong and bohea tea by the
scheh,
Cattle and white foap in boxes,
As boxes fegarsof an excellent quality,
Fine Ealr,
Mackarel by the barrel, !
God fin by the box,
Florence oil in boxes of one doz. each,
8 Fifty barrels and 80 hhds. Of Sugar.
sa AHo, A
Ladies Morocco 0ippers BY the box,
Mems ftrong do. by the doz.
Ravens duck by the piece or bale,
"A few bales of gurrahs and fa~lgochys,
and are in daily expectation Of an additi-
onal fnpply.
Sept. "a.
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October "a.
Clock and Watch Making.


ADAM LYNN
Respectfully informs the public, that he
has commenced the Clock and WATCH
MAXINE, in addition TO the
Iewel,y BytueG.
He has laid in a large aflortment of the
belt materials in that line, and is deter
mined no exertion mall be wanting to give
general fatisfattion to tho(e who NAV ia
vor him with their commands.
He ALTO informs thofc perfons who left
Watches with Mr.. JeEab Corytou, late
OF this town, that they may have them
again on application to him.
a LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
GoId, StlUer e3 Plated Wares
fer fale as uiual.
Nov. 3. cow
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SPANISH HIDES.

JUST RECEIvED,
5000 Spanlfh Hides from
Curacao, and for fale by
J. ard J. Fl. TUCKER,
Wbe baqe in Rorr,
A few thouland bulhels coarfe and fine Salt,
Malaga Wine in quarter caks,
Loaf and Mufcovado Sugar in bis.
And excellent Claret in cafes of I and z
doz. bottles.
AJo,
Ageneral aGor,ment of Groceries and
Carpenters Tools, as ufual.
Sept. II. co
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TO S o L d,
n NEGRO MAW-SLAVE.

about ~ years of age, active, capable,
and well acquainted with all the duties of
q dining-room f%eryant. Enquire of the
Printers.
October rs. ,.v,
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To be Sold.

AN excellent Mill-Eat withsa few. a
eres Of land adjoining, ituate on the Four
Mile Run, in the county Of Fairfax, about
fix miles from Alexandria and five from
the Federal City-it has every advantage
that can be wiihed for to render it agree
able, there's / 8 feet s inches natural fall,
with plenty Of itone on the fpot; alto
quarry on each Gde the run where it is
intended the dam ihall be, 70 that one may
be made at an eafy expenfe. There is but
one other fitnation for a mill on faid run,
and that lies only about 40 yards below,
conie9uently mutt be dependant on the
above for its fupply Of water. / believe
there IS plenty of water for an over-fhot
It leaf ten months in the year. Timber
may ikeWiie be had convenient at rea-
fonabie rate. The title lis indifrutable,
and the terms will be made known by ap-
plying on the premifes, to
WILLIAM CARLIN.
december 81. Iaw3tt
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F O. r S Al r.

= ~ N Al e,
GeAulne Madeira Wine In
lgpes' hhds. and quarter oaks, for approx
ca notes, or exchanged for Tobacco or
Flour. =
| WILL SELL OR RENT
The Store have occupied for many
years pait, fituated on Prince Street, OBJ
polite Col. Hooe's. No Gand in Town
more eligible, or better accommodations
Tor carrying on an extenfive wholefale, wet
OF dry good buGnefs. The cellar perfect
~ dry, with a door at each end, will
hold one thoufand barrels of -four; 2soo
barrels may be flowed on the premiies
without any inconvenience to the occu-
pant.
Iho!e defifious of holding it will apply
to me on Merchants Wharf, where I hail
In future do buiinefs.
WIN I. HALL.
December II. j. B
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Frelh Railins and Currants

trelh Ral1lns and Currants
for Sale, by
Robert q. 7an1s,1on,
Who has (as ufual) general aiforement Of
Wines, Spirits 6 Groceries,
viz. Jamsica and w. I. Rum, old Peach,
Cogniac and Bordeaux Brandy, Holland
Geneva, lriih and Country Whi1ey, a
few pipes of old Bill Madeira, four do.
London market do. IohaH pipes 7 year
old Port, 20 quarter calks Sherry, pipes
Teneriffe, 4 pipes Catalonia, and a few
qr. caks Of Liibon and Malaga Wines
Powder, loaf and lump Sugars, Molanes,
Spaniih Honey, Salt Petre, Copperas,
Nader, Race and ground Ginger, pi-
mento, Pepper, Mace, Nutmegs, Cloves,
Teas of the latef importations, Fig Blue,
Gunpowder, Patent Shot, Leiper and Ha-
mllton's Snuff in bladders and bottles,
Alum, Indigo, Pearl Barley, Starch, Lon
don brown Stout and Porter in bottles,
Almonds, lpinning Cotton, Hunters Pipes
IN kegs. Olives, Capers and Anchovies,
Chocolate, Rice, MuRard, and Spanifh Sc
gars; all Of which will be fold low for
Cath, Country Produce, or on a time to
his punetual cuitomers.
-AlS, fve AzeJ, R,ong
KENTUCKY HORSES,
On a liberal Credit.
December 20, 1900. d
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Marine l'slxrance Com6aue
ct Alexandrs0.

THE stockholders in the Marine r,
iurance Company of Alexandra, are here.
by notified, that an election will be bela
on Ihurtday the 18th day of Tanparr
next, at the Court Houie in the iaid to,vn
tor the purpote of eleeting fifteen perfons
citizens of this commonwealth, as dire
tors Of that Intuition.
J. B. NICHOLS, Snc'RY.
fors Of power to vole By Proxy.
- or.we do hereby nominate
and empower to attend A. tho
meeting of the {ubfcribers to the Marine
lniurance Company Of Alexandria. ON
Ihurfday tbs I 9Th day Of January next.
then and there, for me and in nv name. to
vote for IS directors Of laid Company.
Given under my hand this
day Of
n. B. The above mua be lubfcribea
before two witnenes.
December II. eoo+
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Warrington Tavern.
Peter HelkeW

Fe1sT Hez7KeW .
Acquaints his former cuitomers and the
public in general, that he has removed
from Staunfou and eaabliihed an Inn in
Alexaudria.
O. He has a few good SADDLE and
CHAIR HORSES which he will hire.
Dec. 10. 4weo
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A Houfekeeper wanted

LIBERAL wages will be given to
dlicreet Woman, capable of managing the
affairs of.my family as Hox/ekeeper.-
A middle aged woman of mild diipoG-
ton and regular department will be pre-.
ferred, as parr of her attention will BE-
nccehary in experimenting a nurfery. Of
young children. IL,
CHARLES LEE.
December 13, 1900. eodtf
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", @ T Z C. ~.

THE ftockholders of the Bank of Alex
andria, are hereby informed, that diyi-
dend OF fve Per. cent On the capital flock
OF laid Bank, for the half year ending tlis
day, IS declared, and will be ready to be
paid to them, or their representatives on
Thurfday next.
BY order ef,tbe bys/fdsxt and directors,
GCRDEN CHAPLIN, Gather.
January s. eowA
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WANTED TO HIRE,
For the <ervire Of The Potomac Coms.uuy
for he eM/uing year, to qvoyk al he
Great Falls, @
a number Of active, able
bodied NEGRO MEN, for whom libe-
raj wages will be given. They will be
well fed, clothed and lodged, humanely
treated, and in cafes Of iiclSnels taken GOOD
care OF at the expencc Of the Company
Their wages will be paid quarterly, and
II dctlrable to the owners, agents will be
appointed at different places to pay at the
expiration of each quarter, as may be mott
eonvenientto the parties. Further parti-.
culars may be had by application to MIR.
Alexander Reid, at the Great Falls, or
TO the iubfcriber in George Town.
By order Of the PRECEDENT ard Direc-
tors.
JOSEPH CARLETON,
1,sa/nrer otc the Potomac Compauy.
George Town, Dec. 20. cot
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HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
MoND4Y. Feb. 70.

y.
MONDAY, Feb. 10.
MIR. Mott obtained leave Of abience from
Ihurfday next.
The memorial Of Aaron Watt and Ter
athanaef PIERCE was preiented, and referred
TO the committee of commerce and manu-
failures.
The petition of Samuel Gibbs was pre-.
tented and referred TO the committee of
the whole.
MIR. S. Smith, from the committee Of
commerce and manufactures, reported a.
gainR the prayer Of the petition Of Turpin
Kitty, which report was confirmed by the
houle.
Mr.. Macon, from the committee of
elsims reported sgainff the prayer Of the
petition Of Thomas Harris, which report
Wa conhrmed by the houfe.
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,se tEsaliz -
3 Bot there are many different degrees
Ind different fpecies Of this enormity. And
there are iome, though not 70 particularly
fafuI as what has been mentioned, yet !
IN general point of view more to be. de-
p!ored. They are of the eomelor breed.
They vary the Object according to the
whim Of the and vary their at
titades--voices and manners according to
sbe COLOR Of the Object.
g Women whole hearts are fixed upon
the plcaiure they have in the confcioufneis
that they are the objects Of love and sd-
miration are ever changing the air Of their
counsenances and altering the attitude of
their bodies to Rrike the hearts Of their
bcho!ders with new fcnfe Of their beauty"
No one will deny this to be coquetry and
that many beautiful rvomrs are found in the
pratice oft. We rarely find women Of
worth and diitinStion guilty oft, but when
we do, we cannot iupprels the mingled
feelings ofpify and contempt which fwell
our bofoms.
n When we fee woman Of worth and
iAifinetion amnfed and delighted, and in
;lole conversation for hours with f,ibbker
s "a thing without relig;on--without mo-
rality, without character, and with a
head as de9itute of brains as a mallet.
Her heart is uniound--lhe is coquctte.
Whenever we fee fuch woman paying
equal attention to the vicious and the
virtuous; to the blockhead and the man
Of enie And perhaps more to the for
mer than the latter if the fmoke of his
incenfc rites the, higheR no apology can
be oaered that will expiate the offence en-
tirely.She proves to the fool that he is
as valuable a member Of fociety as the man
of Ecnius7and that vice and virtue are
two coins of the fame value-Hcr Object
IS foley to '.gaia The lov< fu<u' no mar
ter what men--and as many az fhe can.
Sseb a zv0max is balloav bfoyt<d--I1e is a
eoYxett<. When we Zee a woman of mo-
deity, Of beauty and of cultivated mind
lone Whole very action is dictated by
conicious purify who never intending Ill,
has no i'll to be afhamed Of; who. iuitly
discriminating between good and bad
propriety and impropriety-knows her
duty and is never too mods9 to praetiie it
axnows how much fhe ought to facri6ce
70 the opinion u che world, and is never
toe ar0dsf torefu3e 20 60 beyond it, how
different are our feniations. When we fee
il'ch woman we Zee the NOR intereaing,
the mott lovely, the mott divine object in
nature. She IS entitled TO the love, elteem,
and rcfpett Of every virtuous man. And
fhe will command at leaf the appearance
Of homage from every vicious one.
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BOSTON, February ?.

The PRECEDENT Of the United States l,a,
been pleafed to grant to Melrs. Saltar,
Comes, Brace, Smith, and Bullock, a
full, free, and entire pardon of the mifde-
meanors for which they were feverallv
convicted at the Circuit Court, held in
this town in October laft, remitting and
relinquifhing them from all pains and Pc
nalties, incurred by reafon of the ieutence
Of the court.
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TO THE PUBLIC.


The Directors of the Union and Mafs.
chuietts Banks, think it their duty to
give this public notice ola d;fcoyery which
they have lately made of an attempt to
circulate Counterfeit Hundred aollar tilA,
ef the Union Bank, and ten dollars oftLe
MaDaebn/ltts Bank. The Directors were
aPprized of this circumAauce about four
teen days Gnce, and impreled with the
Importance Of putting ipeedy check to
iuch impoiitions on the public, they have
ipared no pains or expence in detecting the
authors OF this attempt. They have been
10 far iuccefsful as to have arrefted in AL.
bany, New York and Newport, thir-
teen of the peTions concerned in forging
and paf1ing the bills aforeiaid, and are
happy to add, that this has been effected
before any material injury was done to the
aufpicious and honeR part of the COM
munity.
They have no doubt that the project
has been completely defeated, and for the
fatisfaetion Of the public, they are en-
abled to fate, that the only bills attempt
ed to be counterfeited by this gang are the
Hundred dollar bills of the Union and
ten dollar bills Of tic Manachufetts Banks,
and that the plates for both descriptions
of bills have been found and are now in
the pohenion of the civil authority.
In order to enable their fellow citizens
to detect the fraud, ihould a few bills
yet be attempted to be circulated, they
fubjoin Of deicription Of a few Of the
marks by which the falfe bills might be
diffinguifhed from thofe that are genuine.
This information 70 important to the
public would have been earlier given, but
from an apprehension that the Culpr,ts
might be alarmed, and might avoid the
jufice, which by the vigilance OF the
good citizens Of. New York, Albany and
Newport, and the exertions Of the direc,
tors of the faid banks, will now unquei-
tionably await them.
Ds/erpfion Of the 7rue md Co.nte,fm
MaDacbx/SHs Ten dol2ar Bin.
In the firf line the word dollars, ct
the top of the true bills, the hrf |" r IS
not joined to the fecond g IL nor the ie-
cond /" l" to the |" az nor the ga" 20
the ser" but the counterfeits the us
" a" and s. re are all joined. In the
true bills, the top Of the letter " G" N
the word Caih'r which Immediately to-.
LOUIS the name rr The Gather r. not turncd
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pointed on the part of this houle, jointly
with the committee appointed OH the part
of the fcnate, to aicertain and report the
mode of examining the votes given for
PRECEDENT ard Vice-Preident Of the U. s..
of notifying the perions elected of their
election, and the time place and manner
of administering the oath of Office to the
PRECEDENT, reported that the committee
had taken the fubjea referred to them un-
der confederation, bit had come to no "a
greclnent thereupon.
AmeHage was received ftom the ienate
informing the houfe that they had paAed
the judiciary bill.
A nncHage was received from the fenzte,
as follows:
MIR. Speaker, the enate will be ready
to receive the Iouie Of Representatives
in the fenate chamber on Wednesday, next
at II o'clock, for the purpote Of being
preient at the opening and counting of the
votes of PRECEDENT Of the U. Sites. The
ienate have appointed teller on their
part to make lit of the votes for Pref
dent of the United States as they ihall be
declared.
The houfe proceeded to ccniider the re-
port made on Friday lait, from the COM
mittcc appointed to prepare and report rules
proper to be obierved in the choice of a
PRECEDENT of the United States.
The report was committed Immediate
~ TO committee Of the whole, MIR. Nor
ris in the chair.
The committee role and reported their
agreement to the report, with one amend
ment, viz.
Iniert inaead of 9th rule in report.
which is In the words following All
queaions which ihall arile after the bal
loting commences, and which fhall re-
quire the deciion of the houle, fhall be
decided without debate''-the following
words
" All queaicns which ihall arile after
the balloting commences, and which ihall
be decided by the houie voting per capita,
to be incidental to the power Of chooiing
the PRECEDENT, and which fhall require the
deciiion Of the houie, fl,all be decided by
ttates-and without debate; and in cafe of
an equal divifion of the votes Of Rates, the
qneftion ihall be LOTT
The houfe agreed to faid amendment.
a motion was made that the houfe do
diiagree with the committee of the whole
in their agreement to the 4th rule, viz.
I" After commencing the balloting for Pre-
fident, the houfe fhall not adjourn until
choice be made"
On which the queaion being taken by
yeas and nays, it paGed in the negative,
AZ follows: Yeas 47--Nayes s..
YE S.
M1Dys. Ayqoa, Bae,, Bailey, Bj6op,
R. B,0aos, CabeX, Cbrjae, Clay, Clai-
6orn<, Coxdit, Daay/on, Eggls90x, Ell
mendor, Fowler, Galzatm, Cood<, Gray,
Hanna, H<jeer, Holmes, Jaek/on, XII
ebeA, Lei6, Lincoln, Lyon, Linn, Living-
fon, Macon, Madl<u6<,g, New, Ne5o-
las, Page, Rasdotpb, Smile, J. Smith,
S. Smith. .SbaigkA Ska1fax6. Ef0us. Gkeu.
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an act for the more general promuleat;oo
of the laws of the United States: Ana
a like number of the act of the lafa and
prefent Seiiion propoled by him TO be pub
lifhed.
On Monday motion was made in S.
nate by Mr.. Morris declaring, that incafe of
unequal vote being given for the twocand;
dates for PRECEDENT, and vice-preGdent, the
houie of representatives fhould immediatelv
proceed in the prelence of the ienate to de.
eide by ballot.
On this motion long debate enfued
after which 1t was rejected by majority
of two votes.
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Parker, Pinekney, Plaft, Powell, +. Reed,
N. Read, Rstltdx<, Shepard, +. c. Smith,
Sb<efS, Tenney, Thatcher 7. c. Tho
mas, r. Ibomas, Wa4Jzvoytb, Waln, r..
Wilziams, L.yItilliams, Wpo6s-s3.
A motion was then made to dnagree
with the committee of the whole houie in
their agreement to the 9Th rule, as fol-
lows: I" The doors Of the houie lhall be
clofed during the balloting, except againf
the officers of the houie.''
On the queRion being taken by yeas
and nays, it paGed in the negative, as fol-
lows:--Yeas 45-Nays 81.
YEAS.
Mfrs Aao~, Bnib, Bj@at, r.
By;7m, CadtX, Cbryqir, clay, Clai-
borne, Condit, Davis, D4ey/ox, Dent,
Egsl5fen, Ezmendcy, Fozrler, GaAAatm,
Gray, Gregg, Hanna, Hrjqrr, Holmes,
Jaekion, Leib, Lynn, Livingfou, Ma
cor, Mubl<nberg, Ne4v, Nicholas, Ran
del9b,sSmaie, T. Smith, s. Smith, Spaigbt,
Stanford, stone, Stexa,t, Tak;afero, II.
T,igg, +. Twgg, Tboms/aa, TaSezvelX,
Fan Coniandt, Yaxxm, r. Williams
-A5.
NAYS.
MsD;s.-Baey, Baytl<tt, Bayard, Bird,
i. B,04vn, CbampAin, Co.be,, Craik, T.
Daverp0rt, F. Davtx9ort, Dennis, Dick
/on, Exmond, Eeas,, FeRer, Freeman,
Glen, Cood<, C.. Goodrich, F.. Goodrieb,
G,jr7vold, Grove, Harper, Hesary,on,
Hill, Hzgar, Inlay, II. Lee, s. Lee,
Lincoln, Linn, Mattooa, Mo,vit, Noft,
Ons, Page, Parker, Piucsx<y, Platt, Poop
eH 7. Reed, n. Read, Rxtle9ge, Sb<3-
ord, J. C. Smith, Sb<at1, Tenuey, 7bateb-
er, 7. G. 7homas, K. 7bomas, WudE
avonb, Waln, L. Williams, Wood,-,4.
The entire report was then agreed to
by the houie.
TUESDAY, February 10.
The Houie of Representatives. pafed
rcfolution, that they would Tomorrow at
II o'clock attend in the Senate chamber
for the purpofe Of being prelent at the
counting of the votes for PRECEDENT and
Vice PRECEDENT, and that MIR. Rutledge
ard MIR. Nicholas be the tellers on the
part Of the hou1c.
MIR. Bayard moved an additional rule
In relation to the preidental election, viz.
that 500, tickets fhould be printed on
which fhould be printed the name of
Thomas Jeferfon, and 600 on which
ihould be printed the name of Aaron Burr,
and that the members in balloting hould
be confined exclufvely TO theie.
The Speaker requelted MIR. Bayard to
modify his motion, 70 that 600 tickets
fhould be printed, and that after Thomas
Jeferion ihould be printed, of Virginia,
and after Aaron Burr, of New FORK, as
ne 1.-THE Speaker) had given directions to
this effect, to which Mr.. Bayard agreed.
After debate the motion was rejected,
and the members left at liberty to uie
either written or printed tickets.
A bill, reported by the committee of
revival and un6nifhed bufinefs, for CONT
rufOy 90 forco xh> N
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1801-03-02
PORTLAND MARINE LIST.

TuzIazy aryivsd brig Tra0sAer, Bel1 Blanchard
mater, yTOm Brbics.
Same dqy, fbooner GrEyb5and, AJa Merrill,
jrsm Barbics.
7bAr/aqy arriqrsd ysib 0ljvs5raHcb, capt .79Gp5
Knapp Of S4Ien, tron EJfysur-hiftbsre 5tb DE-.
Duing fbii b4g pq5lge bs sxpsrienced a great deal
Of badapsatbsr and on Wsdnsjdqy night lef, fbe
Ct On 7randy'5 Le4ge, Of CAPE EASabefb, qvbF,s
/Gv hR 2 cable and are6ar.
Tbe pip Peytland Of IBIS port, got Gl5ors o7
Nantucket y@eah II IS Eai4 fby baOs got ber If
ega1g 7Oiib9uf much damage.
Big Ago, W45a, Of Ills part, eOas lst1 AZ Ber-
JicA Jan. 8.
Salem, Feb, z4.-7Betyig Suk:y, capt, Broqvs
bsloagiqg 10 Capt Forr5fer Of this foqOp, ArfiOef
be,e on Friday Lgf, fran Jamaica, baVirg bssn cap
tursd BY he Brh1g I, igats Decade, on ber Pg5age
bnte TAR Lagaira, fsHt 10 Jamaica, and bfr cargo
CogDEMNtD By tie honorable George Cut55srt,
Judge Of The viee admiralty court Of 81. Tsg0 dI Ia
Veqa. 45 The br0bsyty condeu71ed Is Psrtal7ly
NEURAL dS any f5at ever eyaf ifted and rsgDiarL,
ciars9 out f on this PIT; ar there 7oaI 10 PreteEde
Of Us behs coaty4Jaad of qpdr, and as tie honorable
jadge d9eJ not IN bi5 decree rjG l30n any principle
qy6aaevsr, or attain one age reaog for c9naemaat9a,
qye mRf cozelnde tb1r Re 70 eoHdez'a al fbst
TIE 2rAJSr5 eUiH sn4 to him, uadsr 10 olsOcr cir.
fp1rRltroes. The reading Of fGUO atT4aVfs previenS
fo TIE deeree Is meati'nea, ParfifpL0rJ one Lcyd,
taken 81 Cnryac5g, b5cre Capt. WattiHJ of he Ne.
,eide fiigate qybicb aHbsars 10 haze no kind Of
rsati2a to TIE brig Slky. This Lktd Rats5, tbat
on tbs 3fb Ot7oJsr be zrn5 al L1gurd, zUben brig
APPEARED af t5ere 1.-The Sukey never did, HHasr
da7eyicaa Colours and II zD1f generally reported
II IL s,,t~ ~. ~
ground of Ter being from tbe Caaaris5, though 9ea
JJy cleared om 4.isrican port. laden 1Ditb span
b property, bGving Spdai6 captain On b0ard, and
cOaEgasd 70 a bogIs in Lqgaira tbaty6 40a5 ~
fried adffa7cs on the ground that the part quas then
Gat agaia.qa all ve5sb Of qobatever nation that iH
c0zG7Hrnce DE bore aV0ay from tberrs, and 7oaJ Jlp
bojfd 10 bavs g0He to CnTrat0a !; and that u G0as
o6ftyvsd 1bbea be did 10, tbere q0at ib in gbt."
Tbs ofber affidavit ir about az much to the point
Loyds and as f5ty are al that could Be brought in
evidence agaiyqfbs property, they prone tbe coHdeaa
nation 70 Be kind Of hgal piracy. The claimants
baUiag entered an appeal ts cargo Cva5 atprsd and
6A Tbs cabtor5 a16 entered an appeal agGigR tie
brig and prvae adVeatHres zUbicb had been eseMPfsd
from condemnation, aud rsl?ore4 TO Cap. lFoGvH
on qobicb the a4UentareJ again taken from hin,
and CAPT. Broqpn obliged 10 giVs bands fer tbe Va5d
New Providence, Jan. I5.-Tbsre are noqv
ub7pards ot F0RT1" AnasrieaH Da6si5 here fer ad
iadieai0n, aobicB ecM all dopJfs5b be 2oadsmasd, as
no one sSapsJ that is Ebtlsd: "A fail haze arrived
4viibia three days. There are aO7O Out. and fitting
far fsa AT PriDatssrS."
When the Jacobins get the government Of
this country into their hands, we truf they viii
aher their opinion Of the navy eRabiifhment
being "pfsisji pageant"