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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-09


Extra7 Of kter from an american merchant at
L'Orient, TO bis Correspondent IN NsrUyork dated
May z6fh-rseriyed bytbeb Tiger from B0r-
seapx.
&c The prefent ia purely to advfe you that
have TINS day received from Paris the Law refpect-
ing the entrepot of Tobacco, by which our port IS
comprehended, which did not appear in The hra
inltance TO be the cafe, as L'Odeat, st. Mao,
aud Rochelle were Jeff out But our good friend
Mr. Derville (now In Pars) with fome other friends
of influence took thrir mealures, and had our town
conprehended in the law. We take this earUeit
opportunity TO acquaint you of this event, as very
probably the project of the aw ight have reach
ed you before i rendered, and you would Of
courie have fren that cur town rot beng conprc-
hended might have had iome sffect refsrcting he
freighting otthe fhps for this port or your n piping
any Tobacco to this quarter which now cesfts.
The law fPecifes particularly, that no Iohac-
co is TO be imported into this country, ia ycfe Is
under leo tons burthen, TO which rsqueG your
attention, as il Carries with th~ c0nhicauoa Of 0oth
ihip and cargo however, this Law nut be nori-
fed TO the American Administration before IL can
have IFS effe6t. A new dsty of per Ind. on the
fabrication is laid, and il is TO be pad on with
drawing the Tobacco from the entire pot--th1 old
duties Of thirty lvrTs per foreign, ana twenty the
quintal per French vefcis is conterved. This new
law we upPofe will have its effet from the tt Vsn.
demaire, nth year, or ard Srpt. pretent year
" II is Poiiible that the moment it 10 known in
America, many p-opie will Be chipping very foon,
to have their tobacco here before that PERIOD TO
pay the duties immediately, and by that means
gain the per ccrtage, 20 livres the hundred
weight for after that period all tobacco arriving
Will nece6aIy pay the extraordinary duty Of 20 per
cent. which wi make SO for foreign, aud 40 for
French VtflSls.o
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-09

Mr.. Jeferfon has been extolled as Phiiofo-
pher, and even faid by his admirer, Cheetham,
to have arrived as near to divinity itlelf as hu-
man nature was capable of bur nothing from
his pen, it may be lafely affirmed, carries with
it in the laf degree, 70 broad tamp of vir-
tue, noblenefs and unaE:5ed phiofophy, as the
following elegant f-utment from the luxurious
Warrington.
The more | am acquainted with agricul-
tural affairs, the better am plcaled with them
inlomuch, that can no where find 70 great fat
isfaefon as in tho(e innocent and uleful purfuits
In indulging thefe feelings, am led 70 reHe6
how much more delightful to an undebauched
mind. is the talk of making improvement on
the earth, than all the vain glory which can be
acquired from ravaging il. by the mott Unin-
terruPted carecr of conqueas The deGgn Of
this obfervation, is only to thew how much, as
member Of human fociety, feel myfslf obi.
ged by your labors to render refpedable and
advantageous, an employment which is more
congenial TO the atursl Of of ion Of mankind
To- an any other."*
: CorStPoadenoe eUab fr Art5uy Yong, on az
ricaItHya al tiers
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Mr.. Callatin, it is well know, rallied at Mr..
Wolcotr, for making remittances az 70 high
premium as two md an half per cent But how
does this 6nsncier manage in the fame iitua-
ton A million is 70 be psi5 in Holland this
year, and Mr. Gallatir fells bank lock 10 the
amount OF twelve hundred thouland dollars at
a lois of 1--WE OF FIX per cent This is Gene
van economy !=PaiiGdiHm.
How are the times changed A few years
Goce there was nobody f. good as Tall=yrsnd,
with the democrats. Now the editor OF the
National Inteliigencer feems to think there are
few perions 10 bed.
Mr.. Jeaerfon has jult appointed SEVENTY
EIGHT Officers for The FrR Legion Of Mil.
tia, in the Diaria of Columbia. NE E5aY
o0a 61Ss 70 frsczfiys isfaafs az az at cA at Tie
rate
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-09
Late GmiMong-
TOBACCO.

Exsra7 Of ktttr tram an american merchant at
L'0rient, TO bis correspondent IN Neqvyork, dated
May a6th-rectived bytbe big Tiger from B0r-
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-09
NUMBER 224.i
Political Slste5cs,
yUDIcIoUS DISSERTATIONS

~ THE REPEAL OF THE INTERNAL TAKES
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-09-29

fou Mr., Madion coniidercd k,mfcli
as upon ttrong ground. He aniwered,
with bri,llnets, that he had known Mr.
1cFerton tor the greater part oGhis Ike
and chat he knew fomuch about the ex-
;cilence 81 MS helrc, as 70 make rhis I'll
CATION incredible. Il,c words we're
polite; bet chs was thelr meaning. Now,
IS Mar. Ma zion has been acquainted
with 3cHdrioa 'or at lea& 90 yeas, he
mutt have been acquainfcd wlsh this
ipuiatto buIlnefs, which, III rhc courlc
OF the preienr rupture, has burjf iato
hittory. The name OF SALLY viii walk
down TO POTTERY: a!onghde Of Nzr 4ef-
fegton's own name. / BIZ name 81 A grip
piha is as dittiralyremen2Pered as thar Of
Nero, Maii{on mutt have &pnwn all
about Sally, and, c0ben be q6!tfsd ~ RI
FIG IF tbe l2r0f8eat as Q r7'adigy u r,i,--
me, he differed from the pretident hin-
tclt preciiciy IS much as tne man THAT
circulates 4 copper dollar, differs from
the man thatforged It.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-09-29
Coatiua=d from our lsfs.

SoAttu"rd from our !aE~
&C Bnt," fay the f1eck headed fons Of
Hope, & The Americans, furcly, Will
nor 70 ca6ly be wcancd from their BIZ
tiih habits, AMI BrtiGa connections: rbe
tics Of language and blood Will nor 70
1aljlY be broken" ] VIII tel you, NV
iotd, what tn Americans rhinl on this
tlblecf, which they have already dilcul.
ted,and the iuiitancc ofwhich diicuGioD.
Hil! no" give you in their own words,
taken from the e Ba.timQye + RichGlord7 !
Sc ExamDiey, " of The 3th OF lat T7o,,rI,
&c The high flying friends OF monarchy
""ho WIFI TO fill us with gloom. be-
8 caulc they thcmitIvcs have cau{c to be
g gloomy, now lament that the French
& did nor len7ain in Egyne rather tlan
CORE &c ieft'c on fie fsnlls Of el,es
fppi, which according 10 ehe;r
productions, will finally coug5cll as 70
" break ear commercial connection
S with Britain. We ALTO, lament char
. fhe friends ofE!2erty have beea forced
e TO GUT EgyPt, becapie, as well will1ers
g OF ghe whole human race. We hoped
g they would have rcfcued the oeoDle
q OF Africa, as well as thoie Of AGa,
Is from the odious tyranny under w9,rb
. they have laborcd fcr 20 manv wears
SS but we lee no caufe to regret tl,ar the
s. troops who have evacuated Fogos
lhouid now come TO receive q reward
6 Tor rhelr valof. on thc fruitful banks a
& rho Mliiliiippl, They are men and
" republicans, and VIC have no obec-
g ton TO Their lharing in the haDlanejs
g that our. Wettern fellow-c tlzers en-
Coy, That thcy viii make our nav;-
e canon oFthe MiGGippi depend on aav
&c part OF our commercial regulations.
tScre IS good reafon to dou6l. sup.
g Pote otherwitc, 1uPpole they f1ould
=" deiire Us even to lhut cur pors a2ainG
. Britain, who, except the fjnds, Of
g Britain, fhe friends of monarchy.
' md OF 2 monarch too thar ryranp;zes
" over the 1eas, would for q nornenr,
" beGcaJe to granr the requeR Wbv
Is ihould we quarrel With Franc. merely
g foT ti'e fake of prcferving marker
" Tor BnrIia manufactures Isr tonne
q" nae, the renr Of tholc manufactures
60 might create lonEa i7coroe9iencc
4" but thac Inconvenience, would be
" productive Of good, as il woejd
q. encourage OH own domeaic mann.
&c failures, aa3 in the nsean rjne
2 I inpply would l., Afforded us l,v ,G,er
q countries, who would gladly take up |
g branch OF trade that che bauehyinets !
=. ana Iniuit'ce Of Britaia has rhrown |
" away.
Ihos yoa Zee, my lord, sao AmeH
-ao5 nave rade rbcir mind u,9n the /
as-rcT they arc reiolvcd not TO fob /
mf % any !acfificc for our fake. and,
deed, they appeal 20 anticipate, WIKI
72 inaii delight, tic injury tbat england
ray experience from the commer1ia,
-cyontioa &c which the aef]on ct
.oa.laaa wil give rife 70 greae Z; their
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-09-29

andirs means of defence. The expcef-
iion Of a gentleman who ftands high
IN military command in Canada, and
who has Paled great part OF MS hfe In
the countries of which ! am fPeaking,
was. that the French, once in poilef-
foa Of Loyniiana, might 1aaA INTO Ca
nada, whenever they pleaied.
From the cold regions OF the North,
my lord, from the haun5s OF the martin
anG The beaver, let lis now turn 70 the
mines of the South. In ceding I4oui-
ilana to France, Spain faas not tipuia1ed
tor boR&4ar'ss, The dominion chat
France formerly claimed (and iheneyer
recedes ),eStended or the board towards
the iouth, as far as the Rio Bravo, which
your iordihip may fee marked On the
nap. TIE mourn of this river, which
affords good anchorage for veilels OF
altlof any iizc, places the all powerful
republic at no more than 90 miles from
ST Andre, i23 miles from Panuco and
800 miles from the city OF Mexico itfelf.
90 all which places there IS road from
Rio Bravo, mach eaiicr 20 pats than
the ipace between Philadelphia and
Pittsburgh, WHICH colt the American
militia a march Of only one and evenly
days.
Suppohng, therefore, Spain to be IN
depeRdenE otFrAnce, ana lupp2tinE la
Vera Cruz capable of4efiit;ng the attacks
otrhe latter, Mexico is completely ex-
poicd toher grafp by the ce!lion, NJ Which
yourlosdihip and yonr colleague have clar-
ed to connive. w hae The conlequences Of
TINS eXpoiQre may be 70 Engiaad, il is IN :
Poilihie Preciiely TO fay; hat, rhoie who
can coRtempiate IT without anxiety and
dread, mnjf have arrived a. chat happy
tate Of inienGoiEty, which enables men
TO tinlle while rhe ruins CT their country
are tnmbling around or their heads,
Bus great as are the injuries, which
n'ait inevitably ariE to US from the
command which this ecfIion will give 10
France over the United States, Caeada
and Mexico, thotc 10 b unprecedented
WITH reiPe6t TO our nn1ssl Pos9er,and par
tlcuIarly our Nevigatiaa ~ tbe K,,eyf. is4i1
jas, are OF 2 nature and magnitude fill
more alarming. Whether the Flotidas
sc f0rdqa}Ly coded III nol aici4g @iril
Iouliiana, it IS certain the rnpff be under
the command Of France. She wants
not thoie provinces bur as naval potion
"a which point OF view they are extreme
ly Important in tkcu,lclvcs, and finrular-
~ formidable TO us. At the fame fimc
thar they abound in fhip- timber of eve
~ iort, from rhe keel 10 the top gallant
yard; they afford harbours for lheiser-
ing the aeets OF our enemy, while tho
Midhdippi Pours down abundance Of
providonS former men. There are Two
itatlons, in particular, IN tileic colonies
from which, five fhould ever fee ano-
tllcr war, We nlult expect The mott fi-
Gus annoyance. The firtt, andmof ca
pacious is che Pay Of Elpiritu san
o, in WHICH the French have al
ready projected naval cltablii1fnens,
and Tor an account ofwhich refer your
prdihip to the lpeech of goyefnnor
.Johnitone, Oh the peace of 1879,
which peace put m end 10 wh4t
| greatly fear will prove to have
been ourfr& pHnte e2cr The ftuation
Of this eXcellcnt harbour, your lorlh:p
g Governor Iolnltonc dwell par
tiy,Iliari,- on sbe -,,i,,e e IN ~
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-09-29
LETTER FROM WILLIAM COERgTT>.
70 TIE aIeRr EaNoRABIE
LORD FIAWKESRURY.

as mgJs3t's /<eretary @f f2Gse fa,, f>,sJ.4
af1iy&
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-09-29

FEeas coBEErr>S wef&l* poLIrIcA1 eYats.
TER FOR APaiI .3c7.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-09-29

g Governor Iolnltonc dwell par
ttctliarly, on the value Of Eai Florida,
which was ceded TO Spain, and Rated
stiat @hen he was appointed governor of
ir, two conlmiItioners were obliged 70 be
made OFT, IN consequence Of a geoqra-
Phlcal blunder in the fri. lie laid all
writer's knew not the value Of that pro
vince either in point offituation, or Of
commercial produce there was bay
in lt,called theb1y Of Fspiritu Sa0to, th3-
vas one OF the 6rf harhours inthe world
Mr. iecretary Townsend, looking a
iitrie iufPnled at this, the governor laid,
Z" lee the right non. iecretary Of aasa
g IS ignorant where the bay lies" 7.
les i'll the gulph Of Mexico, on the
norrh-"eft flde Of the province, is called
IsnPa Bay, or EfpiCjtu Santo, and IS
one Of tbs fact harbors, in the world
infinitely better and moro hcaishy tbaa
the Havana. There, tbe fhios arc ca.ee
BY the worms, and the nen are liable 10
mucn hcknes II the bay OF Flpirl,u
Sanro, neither Of tholc incsnverienr.s
ere experienced. "
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-09-29
I am, my lord,

adl3 my .Iofd3
Your lordfhiP's moa humble,
And mott obed,ent Gcrvanr;
W.COBBETT.
Pah-MeH, I3yH ~, 1907.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-12-15
MEMORIAL.

"e~ NE Fqo RE bye6 (oa I4g/aoy f5,eaoon, ia
FL, f6at tbs ms7oriei, 10 t5r public briaffy, 7vaj
rGft7sd, and sUen not /DB,rsd 10 be rfad balf
f5roHg6! I5iJ II REPUBLICAN, xtonomg MIR.
George Hay fhall have, In our next, what h mas
been long wanting
A comfortable time ago, Mr.. William Munford,
and Mr. Daniel ShefEey told US that thew did noy
fee how an honet man could reject yti4efi,a of
The public printers laiary. More fail this, next
week.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-12-15

:, y Pace that knew oftill yell raay. - -.
Wei Sir but you Gw him yc}erda,
You iniulccd him y,lterday; and for Obi,
" ini'ience you fh.ll have what you have
been long working for. You aikrd svb5
- 1t f"@' mat coaii haze prcfnttG iqcb =
y mfl7'rial? AMI pray, Sir, where vas ,hc
ndrrl lA VIZ ing or prci,nt it. The al-
'emH'y hld title TO reject l.; If they
th' It 2~opeT? But whls puiitcis had yo.l
W'.n It: ---'' did nor come here, III.
S4iiene q, to aniwCr queiions | I 4
us'eiy ~ know the rcaion ior the ncH g.
y that You icnt by Mr.. Dav;s.''--,s il w..
y not exactly meiIaee; bat il VA, lonctbar
" very like cnei and II w, Sir, yoA know 90.
[ea'oh tor which you ihAll 81 dreih,d." -
- didnot come to get in patton; but merely
:, to AK queition. Nlail pu. fl,e nv loaifs,
:. anu you may puriue your s." TX I will
= PuTtU2 niue, Mr., Hay, without ,b.nliat
:, you tor the liberty Of doing To- It's - -,
uf'e hnce yon tou h:a quarrel. ! h. to.e
great deal; muth more thau wou'd hay.
" pecn taken from almoit any othe- N IN.
;, =, ana 10 you have been wrjtiug theie fine
letters to me, in Joncs's pancr, and yaa-
tSE Si''ccnth letter c1nes our this morning
gu really ma<e haud,n;ne figure in
mem Don't you 'hiDk thar you Go?--lfcre
"., fl-y altered MS tons, and, looking at me
Wa" great coo!neis and ioleDnity, fad theEc
very words cannot, Nix. Calender, thiuk
~ ''e"iiy OF your intellect, as to .,npofc
'idI you ftrlouIl believe me CaDablc OF
:, f"Ii..ng thoie ietrcr --''I faid, from ,fc
=. ginning, Tat thev never could be yours
:, 'ndt you nevur could write 10 W e.ghedly
OF DC the pubilihcr O.. ii~h RAJ, {,
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-12-15

Mr. Bronfon fhall, if poflble, appear, at
full length, in our next. Some advertisements,
jar a SVoa4frt have kept him out Of tbs lays
Paper. In the mean time, we cntreat him to
lay whether i IS true OF fairc that the Gazette
OF the United States, of which he is editor.
compared the fsderoi co1fifnfi9H 20 AN OLD
sow land the fefe toa6ifotionj TO Garrov
ct PIGS? This we recently Rated ir the r.
coRDER, aHc this nc hay not dcn,ci We
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-12-15
FROM THE EXAMINER.
Mr. Jonas,

BY mere chance got in nv poGclion Il
paper printed in youT CITY called the Recorder,
wherein abierve good deal is faid about the
public Printer. Ii appears thar Pace and Cal
lender & fuppole they mean themfelves) in
tend to offer to perform the whole of the du-
ties for which (if am not miinformed,) YOU
are paid about 81 hundred dollars. for the
very trivial fun Of 1000 dollars. Can il be
poffible tina; 70 many wife ard difccrninp men
As we have IN our aHembly, have been paving
to Mr. Davis FOR 70 many gears hack. tire fun
which you receive, whcn the fame bufncfs
gan be performed Tor comfortably efs than
half the money Certainly not. I am wei!
aware that Meilrs. Pace, and Calender r7,uH
have iome view other than favine pubIic
money or the prirters in Richmond have
charged me as we'll As II any Of my neighbours
very extraordinary high prices Sor lon,e listlc
pieces Of printing which we have ha4 done.
for that money, it IS impoftbie they can make
any thing hv If and il is but very .cidom We
ind perions who are anxious or even willing
20 undertake fich talk (sj3etiaily i5rsienrrs
by which we know nothing IS 70 be CARED
therefore, as Eaid before, they nuf nave forpe
other motive in view--What their yeal mo-
ttves arc, cannot readily imagine, but rather
tHppoie it muft be intended as a kind of re-
vcnge for thenany fahitics in which YOU have
detected them. IF they were even 10 offer
70 do the work for nothing, there are many of
our Representatives / truif, who would not be
willing that our fate {hould be difgraced with
foreigners, as public printers They have
gone as low rs pofible, entertaining an idea,
perhaps, that could they by any roeans orcc
get the bufincls, probably they might after
lone little time, prevail on the ancmbIy to
saugmept their ialary. And If this could not
re accomplished, they would be fccured from
lois by contributions from your political op-
ponents. ! may not have hit their plan, but
however, as it is evident they mutt have 6ne
tcheme, II is to be earnefly hoped, that our
honourabie members Of the ahembly will not
adhere to any thing which they can bring
forward, but the. as you have heretofore Der
formed your duty, they will again cleo you,
or at leaft fome American; as it would be
thameFul in the extreme, for it to be fad, that
ne great and enlightened fate of Virginia
was dihonored with mere suttaR fotfirnery,
as public printers. Their paper, in cafe they
tucceed, will be the vehicle for public adver-
elements: it would be highly honorable md
conilttent in this commonwealth TO fee their
public advertisements in one column, and in
the next, libel againG our mott vrtuous and
accomplished citizens.
A COUNTRY FRIEND.
No0. IS, 1907.
This is notorious falfehood.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-12-15

members, who interrupted the reading of the
memoirs |; and they will, no doubt be able
to iatIStv their conf}itucnts that its contents
were not worth perufal. The reflections
that Mr. Br c<enbroueh caR upon the Re-
cordcr Cannot defcrvc our notice. On the
day chat the memorial was rejected, we re-
ccc'ved an addition of nineteen fubforibers.
Some OF then were members of aRembly, who
eNpreiied the ttrongeit appreciation of our
newspaper. OF theie nineteen, eighteen paid
in advance, and the other was only prevented
from doing 70, b. the difficulty of remitting 70
imall a fun as two dollars. Compare this
with Jones, and his ragged ohtaanding iub-
tcriprion debts, which amount, as he favs, 70
Tx thouiand dollars. In other words, ieven
hundred and fifty Of his patrons have not paid
hum tarthing for theie two years. May pro-
violence protect us from fuch patronage.
AT the end Of iones's letter, we iubioin
thort note, which was publifhed in part only
of last weeks paper; and which contains all
that fecms necehary to he Eaid concerning the
defeat of our memorial.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-12-15

Han'Hei N'intirc Of Newark, in the Care
OF delaware has fwindlcd US out of twenty
.Sn's 20 announce the inportanr Information
mat mat he wiihes to have the Recorder. One
Tor aii' we reject all iuch co,refponIcaee,
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-12-15

HE iublcriher having 70 ARRANGED
his dlitan; baiaefs. Is TO be enabled =, rSsr3
much the greater part OF his ,irne in Richmond
mo rs vicinity, viii be again prepared to rend1r
isr'Ices 10 so ine Of his protection, TO ta3c y,r,
msy favor Kim with their confidence
JOHN ADAMS.
'-'Y' nv (2,y)
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-12-15

s c,io e,iae.t BIN TO fay whether it is true or
n la;'g 'n4t Alexander Hamilton, late iecretsry
~ "'e tfeaiufy, printed pamphlet, with his
' m1 IN the tide page, to prove that Iobn
adams Is crack in ID. brad2 ) ''''
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NOTE

We have had thlrty-four rcams Of paper,
that have been fill more eHe6tuaIly wettsd,
Cn their voyage from Philadelphia, for We
dont' you know, male patsr in Virginia. the
Veiiel truck on the Hasrcfs fboals, and not a
yeiuge otihp or cargo was iaycd, but a fan
FOX cleaning wheat
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1802-12-15

This is notorious Ealfehood.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-20
a;sa to be fssn but her three

viii roaling to be i''' but her three
mats u.s. Rocklaud, Brown, Fl. Aux Cages.
Bug Gown lo.t his mate the day the vel
e { r.;,ld: he died Of a fever. i is very
Fl ell ll,', At Aux Cages anOnga the European
hckiy q Left bat : or 3 American vedsls
if0'Ps E wb,chls a brig belonging to Balti.
90: o All is tranquil at Aux Cayes; but
t MOI. dull American produce low, that
y aft he colony high.
. s ~ Two Friends from Santo Do
.;o o, The Ooop Ranger, Barker, Of
n al irom Bottom, failed in company with
' = 80, -, friends. Left there, brig Rihng
s s.s - Wigham, OF this port, bound down
. =. co.a. ichooner Diana, Eeles, of Mid
l sls,own, ICON. to llll in a few days tor
AMI lmesrdam /; ichooner Three Friends,
s s' Of Boiton,.to fail in few days for
Pr Pre-, Current al ST. Domingo, J5ans rs.
Flour from l6to IS dolls; pork do.
40 10 4, 60 beef do, II TO II do. but.
=, q cents per pound hosaard 10 90.
10 Lumber fcarce and in demand.
Al quarantine 8 fhips, briggs, | fchr.
Of the ihips outward bound to Europe.
3 ~ :