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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-09
By tie Mai.
X -. =, I. - -. .

FROM Pr0Vi0CHCG-NOV. y
The Legislature have ref3lved, tha, the publ
cations in Mr. Wheeler's paper agsint the. Gov.
ernor, one Of which was Ggred {" John Bo-
rance, tend 10 cifcredt the ! ate abroad. and
70 d'fquiet he good psoPe Of The Stale, By
We keniug public confidence in he contributed
authorities thereof and that, in the opinion Of
the Af,mbly, His Excellency he Governor,
the Supreme Court, &c. are well intItled 70 the
public confidence, and have de!eTved we'll Of
their fellow citizens by a f-ilhtul and meTitori
Gus execution of The fruits TePoied in them by
The people.
Jodge Dorrauce, before TIE Paaing Of the
Rtf5luious, reque9ed liberty 70 Py9vs the
charge in h is publ'ca'icn tuywa refuGed !
-4Fhrt males ne ab.ve rrfulutiuns aPFrar
till more extraordinary. i, that Gas we uRder
CANDY fats for defamation entered by the
Governor and Judge Donanee, aEe nowPen
Ding.
CAPTURE or TRIPoLINE CRUIZER.
Exsrq7 n Letter from Cor7uadere Dale, con
e,saaEss Jqaadroa 9CfJigatf5 N re Ervics 9ff5e
Uaifsd Sjaft5. % mr.. Gao.g, A'4sriea7 Coz(I
ia Cibralfar, dated 1H1iq, ob A4ggP
y | am happy 10 inform you that Mr.Stcri,t,
in The fchoonsi Enterprise. Of z guns, and 90
men. fel IN with one If The Tripoune CRUZ rs
off this Hand. She mounted "A guns and 80
men He took her after an ation Of three
hours, killed 70 Of her men, and wounded 80.
Net 4 man hurt on board he Schooner.-Ihe
Bey's Cruizers have not taken any Of our mer
chant yeGsls as YET"
The frigates Elk and Philadelphia failed
from Malaga the g h Of Sept. @ JOIN the Com
modore off Tiipoli. All the irIgaies were in
want Of prsvi6ons, and there was none 70 be
had al Malaga or Gibraltar. It was expected
the Commodore would leave frigate e. block
ade TriPoli, and repair himielf TO Gibraltar for
proviGons, sc.
The frigate George Warrington, with the
fhip Peace and Plenty under convoy, arrived
at Gibraltar Sept. le, and failed for Algiers
the an, intending to Rop at Malaga for water.
Brig Levant. Bradford, Of Bottom, and Suian,
Wheeler, Of Baltimore, failed il company with
the frigate.
The Tripoline, Admiral and the Brig were
aill at Gibraltar, dilmantled and delerted by
their crews.
It was reported at Gibraltar that1he plague
had again appeared in Spain; in conleqaenoe
of which quarantine Of FIVE days was laid
On all veGsls from Spain. The King OF Span
was very i'll.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-09

It was reported at Gibraltar that1he plague
had again appeared in Spain; in conleqaence
of which a quarantine Of FIVE days was laid
on al veGsls from Spain. Tie King OF Span
was very Ill.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-09
IOIN ADAMS.

Sl1acy, oa05er 80, 1891.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-02-03
lG3nday, 1anNary 90.

4 m='norial OF uGdry freeholders and
inhabitants OF Alexandria, was pselepted TO
the Houie, praying rhat Congrei, may Ell
tabli.h fytem OF legi1 4,iou aud govern
'nen. for he didri9 o. Columbia, and refer
red to commii,ee OF the whole on the
fame fubieet.
a memorial Of fundry mechanics and ma
nutatturers OF New York, praying that the
attention OF Congrels may be direetrd to the
eucourag emeHt aud luppoT, &c the manufac
turi1g ard mechanic arrs wi-hin the Uni.ed
States, was read and referred TO he COM
mittse OF Commerce and Manufacturer.
Mr.. Mott DreieH;sd from the committee
appointed, bill 10 cede 70 South-Cs.o DINA,
CERTAIN .aada therein mentioned, which was
read twice and referred 10 a committee Of
the whole to~morro1.
Reloi0ed, that he Committee of Com
niece and nanuiaS:ure8 be ioilruGed TO ca.
qaire whether any, and ii Any, what amend
men are recelay 20 be made IN the aGs
for the relief of lick and difablcd icanen, to
report by Dill or otherwiic.
The Eouie went into Committee Of the
whole ou The bill regulating she granite OF
iand appropriated for the refugees rom Ca
NADIA aud Nova colia-Mr. Rulledge in the
chair
Several amendments were made and re-
ported to the Hou!e, who agreed thereto
wi,h amendments, aud ordered the third
reaGing Of The oil Tomorrow.
McfTfs. Bird, MsMalan, and Varuum,
we're appointed a committee 10 enquife vhe.
Jher il be nsceGary to aicer,sio the nor,h-
wardly boundary line ofthe trect e land in
the North-Wcieru Territory relieved BY
Virginia, tor (atislying IN. bounty ugh,a Of
he officers and folders Of the Virginia line,
to repor, by ill or o;herw;f-.
The Houie, after going iato committee
OF the whole thereon, ordered 10 a thir5
reading so morrow the bin to d;fchsrgc Sa
muel Lewis, ien. from iDprifonmcat.
Ref-lysd, that tie Committee Of Com
niece ard Manu'5ac1es be inGruCtrd to
enquire toto Ire cxpsdeocy Of con.ioYiap
tic " az inryhsr 10 jUf7snd The commercial
intercouTfe between the United 5ta,e5 aod
France, aa3 th: dcpeuiencies thereof !" to
report by bib OF o.heuUilc,
The E0ulc, s'icr going into committee
# be whole hereon, reiolyc1 .hat the prayer
% tie petition OF Jsmes Clarke cannot b
{fan'ca
Mr. Macoo, from The Committee oil
Cia'm' rePor IS agaiod size yeition of Hen
y Feri.ns2r, 90 Which tae lioule sgrrei |
The iols, aIer gang iato ca~mit,ee
u ilIc wto.c, c-d- cd 20 i-uI reading to- .
rorv'T 'H- b"h allowing ihe taao gorta.ior
b ao"ci "afef, Snd n,sctaE4'zc 10 and (
mn f'"'r de.p"la aaj taaimc'c, by lhc |
~ q II la:niSdnA 49,! e..s.szs.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-02-03

Three eDcroGed Bill, o,e sn-it,ea. :. An 10 IL
rcgniaun!., ne grants oiisrd erFropriitej ios .hs
uie % refugees irom the Gi.tiih provinces o. Ca
rada 70t Nova Scd,ia - oae eEtitu.-d {" An act
authorizing thc dllcharge Of 3amusl Lewis from
Lis o0niineaicUt aud one ent;ied, an ~, ans
thor'iug The ,rduf2oriation OF gods iroIa Phila-
Is lphia and Baltimore, by way APoguinimirk AL
Ssaa!ras" were ieycraliy read aus paied
several petitions were I'd AID referred.
Mr. Gf,gs, .atteT ieveral PREDATORY obierva;i-
cos, nored tne following relo.utiod when ssas
read AID erdefeito DC l2jt o. the ,a5c-rolGlVei,
bSt eonl2ltse &c appointed 10 cn9aire into tbs
ezpcdicney Of AMENDING ,he as, en,ided, 4" An act.
supplementary 20. aud to amend the a. ,n;i,lcd,
Au act q e..Asi!h ~ Gniiatu rule o. uatoral;za-
tinn, and repea the hw heretofore paled ON ,ha,
hbje9, 70 TO admit siiens who were reiilsm,
v.t!,iu the lialits, aud under the uriCditlion o.
the y. S. prior.to ,he a9,h day OF Jan. 1925. aud
who have continued 20 reEi= IS aore. fad % s--
come sit,zens os tic United Sts,es.'
The Honie received ias.f into committee Of
the whole On reiolutiou reported BY the com
mi,;ee OF Ways asd Mcsn1, ti,as it woald nc i'll
eyPedens TO repeal the ael, cn,i.ed," AN scS 10
Psoyide FOR th; vs,lsti3n sf land aud dwelling
houies, ana the en-riecalion Of saves This re-
dautary nstur:, 80 w'.icA NIeilSs G:i.woid Bay
ard, DAns, Cham 9iin, Cooper, N.eaUlAs, Hagr r.
Varoum and Gaiist.n roaS part
Tia, coaimittes role N',host eon'.ag 10 deci-
lion th,i recollection anJ ,hen re.lieI iioe.
~ TO az sgain-A re!ouh0u having che FePcsl u
tat law for is objett re5errsd the commit
tes OF Ways add NIesn> w,,h in.fsGeSiens 20 re.
pes: bill for that purno!e,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-02-03

4 d;qifoa of th- d:ltia@t dueni-
ons contained ii ;he form ofrati-
dcalion was called for, when the
following QueHions we're taken.
III. Shall tire FL ayt;cl; OF the
treaty be erasp;si ?
Two thirds Of the members not
.concurring the queRion was LOFT.
and OF consequence the I'd article
was nor excepted.
2. Shall the 81 article Of the
treaty be sxcspfe(?
Two ,hisds Of the members not
coacurring the queilion was los,
and Of coniequeRce the 3a article
was not excepted.
3. Shall the article declaring
thar This Treaty ihall not alIe6 a.
ny pre-exiiting Treaties be agreed
10 =
Two thirds of the members nor
concarriaG the QUESTION was LOFT,
- - N''3-~>i S-'s~~ go ~" e ttC!S
was nct agreed 10.
4. Shall !he article, limiting the
Treaty 20 eight years be agreed
to?
This queition was agreed to by
nearly an Unanimous vote.
The fra three membe.s Of the
form of a ratification being virtual
| ly dilagreeG 10, the ratification re-
manned unconditional, except as
10 the Limitation of the Treaty TO
cigat years.
o. agreeing to this forh ofrati-
Gcation there were I6 YeaS-IA
Nays,
The ratification was therefore
loH, there not being two thirds Of
the members in favor OF it.
he Yeas and Nays were as fol-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-02-03
YJnyslay. 9aanary ~.

T'he Petition OF Z PeGcce p sying to
Be placed Oh he Penioa Liz, was preien,ei
20 tte Haarc ard read
Ga motion h.; h;5 Potion be referred to
IL Commute OF Claims, MIR. Gregg op-
poftd the rei=;euce, OF The groui. hat ,he
Ptsyes OF ,he Petitioner was barred by the
St-.I.e o. Limitation. aud thu, az ;hc Com
la.:.ce was Loind by thst Statue, they
w9u'd 0; cauri- rePof, sgair9 the Petition.
That therefore the Houle in order to fave
time ia;E,ii IS veil decide OF tae cal. wiki
ca, rsferrint 1t.
The motion % reference Gosly .2reyg lei
'Ft- Petition Of Ea'hlr;el Homcs was
prel,a,ed to he Houf and read, pravinC
~ =. allowed cerllia Ezrcpfcs he vas al in
pr pairing and nareb.og de,achnenr OF
E.li.;I 10 Preston II I704--He-eTred to
ib1 Committee OF ClaiDs.
NJ. Nicholas frora nc Commit &c TO whom
had beer referred ,wo Ref2Intions, pro-
p-!ed IS swsaaaen,g 10 he Contribution of
lhe Uni'ed S &C, IN relation 10 he Electi-
On -. p.e.iic7, 2gI Vice p.,dle,t, sad Of
G!embe's of Coogref., made report on
TIA, lO-jeej, .ch W. read. 5ireAe9 % bc
p5.atrc, end committed 20 Committee of
ale Who'll Idoaie
This report Is lengthy, aud concludes
with a r,fotctiou. IA, il would b. inexpe-
a.-nt % y 81 lie CouGi'uica in either OF
.he,e .fgsts
~ re.o!l'iao propcfs1 20 the Hours
yrFeriay by Mr. icholioa. f.. The aD-
goiomeo' o. a Committee % en7uire INFO
,a- Ezq-ii;acy Of making further proviiioa
ior preventing The concea.ing anc harbour
q of SIZE ef-api0. from one la,e into
Ja,.as. rss ken up, az ID to, and com.
Eduea 20 eo,ami:tec Of Ave.
The recitation propc.-d yeeerday by Nr.
liu .odge for the a9pointmenr o. a Joint
Co@.m.,-er oa the par Of he H9uie, Ioin,.
.y "ith Cumrliiee Oh de Part 81 lie
Heoa'ci 10 -'.e-,zin and rsPort no e ofex.
lu'.'ag a-d counting the yotes OF PreGdent
a1d Vi-e ? eidsn' ani of notifying the
lions elected o. ,ieir Election, and 10 re.
6ai4t- The tirr, place and manner Of ad-
ria.I'sring the Oa'h Of oliice to the Pref
cea' vas ',lea up adopted, aud = Counit.
iss o i's pPointei,
4n. Flolie wsG' i1to committee OF the
whalr Oh ta- uniu'.hed B9Iuels os Ieaer
eay- 'hich was l,i,iuI:on icported by che
o,m"i.tse Cd R-,i-l and unhuig,ed Inn.
t,'s, ',r conflicting in force ,he IA com
go ly called Ihc SsaiG5g Lszo.
@,.'s bJasi and OTIS fpoae at con-
e-r'o'e 'eogth IN iuppor, OF ,ae r.iolu ion, !
s't Alr. Ca.:It.a aeaiGa it.
4u- Commince ro'e, reported progres /
eal aa.-d leave to fl sgaiu.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-02-03
G O " c Z Z S s.
HOUSE or R1pREsr1tTArlvgs.
IIli.,.-E,.. fan41ry 2I.

70 { tta- sft.f = t.'r-f''' ,
AN eo-rca.4 ia for ta- se.iel OF Sole
n,on 87ltoa, y.aa read ,hird sine aud Fat
;g3.
An or zro.!tj bill 20 pTo,i3e Tar the er5c
,.5a acd iupport ct a LishI-tiouf. Oh Caie
Poye " res4 tbi,d time aud p,!T-t
Two petitions we've fe1@ ana coc.mi.iad.
q re.Jla ioG "a ,ae following " d, pre-
Footed - a., lcule by Mr.. Ru'ledge, Was
g,.a ani ordered 80 lie OF the cable:
t.Eio.A Tia, committee be appoint,
cl o.. :he par, of,l., aau:e, joio,lY vi.h 4
eemni.tre appointed on the part &c the s.
ta,e, 20 aicertain and recori . mode of ex
rminiag the votes Of F,lftent and Vice
PreGdeqt, add IF notifying 'ls psfsns c.
lcc.ed Of their e.eaioa, an 10 regulate the
time, p,a,e 1oa manner, OF administering the
oa:h OF oliict 10 lac PrciIeGt.
Nc. Nicho'ion propolcd { refolu,ion IN
he ia.Iogia words, which was read and
urtc5ed 20 lie CT the tl3le, viz.
Eesa.Osi, THAI committee be appoint
~. to- eoqu;.c iu'n ;he exPedency Of o.ak-
Jog further provi.iou, 70 prevent the con-
ceaiing and harahu-ing of Caves efcapi g
from one GATE iu;o aan,her, and that they
report by bill or oiheywle.
The hcuic went into commit e Of lht
whole ON 4 rsfo'ltion reported by The ccm
rHi;Iec % rey..al aad uoGnGed buiuefo TO
continuing 10 force the at commonly Gale,
;he oeii,'o1 !ag This refoiutou wac lup
rcried iy TfelT7. P,att Crrwolt, Dana
Eu'lelee, and Harper, and wso oppoied B.
h-ei.r5. Davis, Randolph, Ncholion, Flu.
gsr. Claiborne, Gallatiu aud Melodies.
Ihe committee refs without coming 10
dsc.i:un, reported PROJECTS and ailed .say
10 1t again.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-02-03

BANKING.

a Sank n the hands oi any Government Is J
mghti erCins. !his rrr h ~, never rcnd,r-i
moe Hanitea than n tie Ualed St4.es /
mu'tJ" isys HaS,oa, y haze National Bsn1,
;''1; ia' iPrtad its branches eli over che union
Il VII make, aud fccuse, rlierds -
B5nk Disslors know the value Of ruch an en-.
CINE 60 tbem:eiyes It is 81 suuuity. 4 D.re&or
g. ee'taia Sank, being regueaea to IS par IN the
.iit Of A4cTb7 aleai t-tneo, What give up
my DIseteT.'ip, equal 10 soooi Per Anuun, b.
ides the power snd i..aueaee it gives nae 4p,oug
nay neighbours, 90 i.t among parcel OF pild weed
r'ln, tass einL AK: = zen CT In.h-s IL below
leg"
ihe Darks n ibis City, pridr to he hla..ha,tan
eitso!iihmeni, were not0r.ouly, Is muck uteG, TO
enc influence OF parry. as the ia ie oi su aiivi>
dual. 10 po5iue Sheir aid. II was nscedary to te
OF De lame foh1irai color :; thsml.lves. This
p''nefie was tEcehe5 to 60 great az extent, that
u hsia hyPcorites or man, and as hspoc..b
naG' as own Gaze IN IS .Wn deGru6ion Jhey have
a. ~ da-nssred, that power E4sd on ura G,tu,e
| ic-1ta'ion, vii fii BY tie Grit adverle blaG.
iabslguocs Tor Pnh.ic Soavtni-nce loie all their
! m-r''i ana che nansy-lS of them al! thsir houpr,
WAen they sons--, hem into weapons OF fac..on.
/ Jsnnary "a.
( E2'rac. Of later from Gcqnia, TO a gen.
llenan il NV Loodon, dated Dcceai
{ Der IS, 1850
" lheye is the appearance of trouble
oace more at ST. Vincents. Three days
ago negro mao and wSman went 90 the
F., Preaden and made oath rbal 40 infumec-
tion was planned amoag the negroes, IN The
viadwsrd o! the ilaDd the lesders Of which
were black company of toot aatioaed at
! Mount Young, garrilon GU the farther
part OF the ilani, sod tina! the Chrii mas
holy days wac the iinie hXed Oh for the II
! fng.
~ In con(equence Of this intelligence a
galows was immediately erected, and early
the next morning the Dragons OF the 3oth
Regiment ttationed hsre, began their march
for Mount Young, TO fecure the negro com.
pany before mentioned Bu. ,ncgro be-.
ing sppri(sd Of their objea, haReucd to in
form hs brehgen, who all eicsped fave two
who With the informer were brought in
The dragons found aud frcured upward,
of 100 hands of arms, which the negroet
had lecreted in their houlcs TO the wind
ward
g Yesterday powder aud ball we're fsnt
{ 30 all the outpoAs IN the Inard, and the
militia were iuoplcd with every thi6g re
quite, and ordered to be in reseiuefs 10 aG
IT a momen's warning.
/ The inhabitants think il will be e.
rious buGneis, and fear fuch another yea
80 'o4. There are about $50 regular troop,
in the i1iand, and TOO militia. ,1'he great
eft dependence is placed in The militia"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-02-03
PRlLApELPHIA, Iauparr IS.

Ez,TEa TO the Editor of the Aurora,
ds.ed Washington, January Il, 1901.
" You were Gngu!arly fortunate in obtain
ing an iuipcetion Of ,he treafury books. be-
fore their removal to this place, az believe
the copies you keps are the only traces that
new remain Of the books you had 10 ponef-
fioo you may recollcet that told you,
the books Of one Of the departments, which
you fsw, were committed to the care Of
Farrell. it 10 remarkable that The. fire com
menced 10 that apartment, and all III.
books urder MS care arc laid to be confun
ed in the ere laa night"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-02-03

On Friday laG the Senate pro.
ceeded TO conGder the form ofra,i-
iical'on OF the Treaty reported by
ielett committee, which was lub-
ltantlaIly that the treaty be ratified
with the exception of the I'd and
Sd Articles, and with the addition
OF two new articles, one declaring
that the Treaty lhould not be con-
itrued in any of lis proyiions to
aRccf any pre-e&ilting treatieslorn-
ed with other nations, and the o.
sher limiting its duration to eight
years.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-02-03

Our readers viii obferve that the report
OF the committee OF revival and unfnilhed
buiineis, recommending continuance os
The Stpf:Ios Law, was approved on Fri
Jay IN the Houie OF Representatives. by the
eGRiRg vOfe effbe SrsAkFR. Since that
vote was taken .hee members have arrived
VINO are decidedly hottie TO it No Doubt
eau, therefore, be entertained Of It's ultimate
rejection. On this proipeet we cougra,u-
late the friends Of the liberty of the prelS,
and the guardians OF the coaqitu,icn.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-02-03
(lidlg. Eannerr ~.

N'r. GfI""uia from ,hs Committee q ways
t-.. mems. repeated biz msaiaz agpropris,iai.
'ae aavy o, ,hc uUtsI States Tor the year
sc from ,he joint committee 10
'1 'e I'D been i.i.fri ne 'r,.er fr,m The
'.-atfs g: -1s CITY u iE4lriar.or. reqnsa
100 ne e.. an .pauneat it che Cspaol, lor ths
'.'0.- t-u'n 81 iie trprcuc c,uu o. tba U3i
fcrouc' i.ati, would 3, cxoca,ce. 10
'eam On u. 'goef loor 81 ,h7t buiidis !,
] iHrgofc
ioua ie'oly-d itrc'i INTO e,r1n,i.tee Of
-soiC gu hf urGmined Lohn,fs oI yrG.,c,,
"as fs.o.paon rcpo-icd by ,hc con7ifr
=" ,c,'isi 'ce rf5 '.ied bufntf, for con,iau
" a .o.-o 'f- q, raa'cri5 esi..d tie gc5rira
'.'" Nv We qac'.ol vii u.1 corcattfca
'' 'al .'r'tF. D, 10 determined 81
fne ,~ltgtc seq 81 he sha,.ra.n
.40'5 l.eM-d. fe c,4.
-a'o,i4n Pc --c.i %
700 'tt iua.n 81. t.eofe
Fs 1.e Les-s sslc- - lle
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-02-03

Citizen Bernard, protector of writing, in
Pans, has invented (aapffmfafqgy arm, the
mechanical ingenuity OF which enables tho.c
~ho have bad Ihe misfortune to be deprived
OF that member, - wril & and 5lio 10 cut their
pens. The fra coniul has ordered an &C
count Of this machine 10 be giyen him 10y
Sabi!bier, Surgeon general OF Invalid, and
has ALTO deiiied the inventor TO fabrieate
lone Tor iuch Of me military ss tbe fate Of
war has pvt in Ra,e 10 want ti,cal.--
{ Leaa9n ba6er
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-02-03
ALEXANORIA. Tan,,,v 40.

We Ram thar many Century Seimons
have been lately preached recspiiulatirs
the principal eyenIS Of the Century ia,ciy
ciolsd.- Thsie, when pubiiihed, will be
valuable additions 10 our Rock Of materials
tor hiaory OF lAe Uuiled State.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-02-03

The s:a,e PrPsr of yeacyday iay',-By
the lcg'i r-turns cf votes Ia She ic8 Neilcru
t.tt''es' :, -ape-Ta thsys vas no c!ioi-r 81 the
tate t'ial. 'fse hon. Mr. Bacon had 4 7&s
- GphoAiin Wihama, Efq r576--i5 ic-c,
tes'ng, rreceP's are iifued Tor new .,ial
on sl'e 9th OF March uc&,, aud returns 10 be
made On Q. before The 9TH Ct April.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-02-03

;voall Cec1-e 10 from future tsrrr, o-i5hn's
70 a: ss!t tcn ,oilions more! u /; topped
aere, az merchants might paE-h.y b f!en',
hu: w. Eiay expect continuation oF ,h=
ieadee and pdrclt4! it.cud.hip OF Tho
I" yucca Of Hes
MGRCATOR.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-02-03

10 the lecond fou,bcrn d:ai9 there was
no chocs. N. Mi:ehcil, Ei4. had Or
rioA. Mr.. Smi;h S5I,-s15 fc@uerio g
So'e3. - hew choic: Is 70 isAs place on ,hr
9th OF March ueSs.----EVc auzcr f.oi. prs
'ent appearances tde complete ioceels OF ,he
republican candidates, Meilrs, Bacon as-
Smith, AZ the next trial in !viarch next.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-02-03

FREDERICKSBURG, January ~.
WE arc authorised 20 lay, that JOHN
NICHOLAS, Egquire, enc OF our pre-
isni Members Of COngr,ls from this state,
dselines taking . poll, in the LECTION Of
Members 70 the ncxy CoDgreis.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-02-03

= The diiagreeiDg to this article, sIofe
altogether from the opinion entertained ON
all hands that II was unnecelIay, as the fame
ehett would DC produced without it, that
would be produced by IL.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-02-03

We underaand that fome doubt
is entertained of the c0nclusivcness
q tic Vete in Senate.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1801-02-03
BOSTON, January -,
MGRCATOR.

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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-16
SltAHCOOLEN.
KINGSTON, LAM September z6.

KINGSTON, jam September IS.
The flip Atlantic, Bulman, which ar
rived on Friday fe'nnight from n. York,
with cargo of naval Rores, &c. was
chaied off the eaR end by two Spamlh
Atteen rugged privsteers. The one to
wind~ard perceiving her comfort to make
up faf ~ith the Atlantic, hauled her
wind and food off; the other continued 10
give cha{e until within quarter Of mile
OF Point Morant. Capt. Bulman then
made fgnal to two ve6els which were
in fight (which however was no, taken no.
tice of and then fired a gun and hoifed
his union jack. This induced the capt.
of the privateer to paufe little; but ne
foon began to chafe again, and gained fat
upon the Atlantic, when fhe fired into
him. From this circumfance, fuppoGng
the Atlantic 10 be Of comfortable force,
The food, off, after chafe of fevsn hours,
although within hail. The Atlantic had
but two 4 Founders and 8 men.
The American brig New Adventure,
from the HAVANA to Bottom, with car
go of lugar, detained by his majefy's ihip
Gree, arrived on Sunday evening.
We are extremely forty to learn that
the Cerberus, during her cruife, has loft
her frA lieutenant and rs men, by fe~
yer which has ragged on board OF her ever
dnce within few days of her leaving
Port Royal. The fecond and third day
of her cruife they captured Spaniih fe.
lucca privateer, and put midllipman and
II feamen on board her, that have never
fince been heard of.
The big Dove, Aufin, and fch'r Ly-
dia, Cotton, have failed from Savannah
Mar, for New York.
The fhip Pfincefs Of Wales, Campbell,
anchored here laa Wednefday from Fall
mouth; and will fail on Monday or Tuel-
day next for New York, in Co. with
the thip Bellona, for Savanna.
September z8.
Sailed, ich'r Eliza Ann, Rofs, Nor.
folk.
Saturday arrived at Port Royal, an
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-16
NEW YORK, November II,

Captain CROKER of the fhip Mary who
arrived at this port yefterday from Cork,
informs US that on the goth of September
he fpcke the brig Jane Allen, bound from
Dublin to Bolton, who on the IS of the
fame month, in lat. ~. I8. long. 3z. H..
fell in with the fhip Nonpareil, captain
Roneter, from Briltol to New York (be-
longing 70 MeGrs. William and Jofeph
Cowley) and took out the crew and about
go paHengers. She had proved 70 very
leaky that they found themfelves unable
to keep her from filing and were obliged
to defsrt her for their own prefervation,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-16

American brig from Philadelphia TO ST.
Jago de Cuba, detained by his majeRy's
ihips Lark, ard Garland by her we learn
that the privateer taken by the boat: OF
the Lark, is one of the number that in
fefed this coat. She is fch'r ard called
L'Eparenza, mounts 3 guns and had 50
men, IA of whom were killed in the action
with the boats and fix wounded. The
boats had two killed and ten wounded. -
The privater fails remarkably fa& and is
employed as tender TO the Lark now
cruifing ofCuba.