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The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-06-02
R0SEl4tL april IL.

On saturday morning the 10th inf.
accounts arrived in town expreis 70 his
E&celicncy Governor Johuftone, thar a
dla regimenr, OF which his Excellencv is
nutlny had broke ont in the 8rhWef In
Col. who, on the preceding evening had
revoked againtt their officers, and n,Ir
rrhree Of them to death in confcouencr
OF which an alarm was fred, and the
colony put under NATAL law, which was
fan6tloned by council Of var, TO con.
tinue forfourleen days.
The different corps Of militia were
inmediatly aiIenbled III town, ana 2
part Of the 68th regimen, with abopr
SO men Of the St. Georges reoinent
commanded by Captain Dodds, and The
St. Luke's independents company, were
immediately embarked in fonae Of the
Droughing yeaels in order to act with
rhe ST. Johns independent company,
commanded by capt. Trotter. On
Sunday, his IxceIlency embarked with
the remainder Of the 68th, and arrived
at Prince Rupert's, on the evening of che
fame day. Previous to this, the mutt
necrs had made FORTE, in which thew
had ikirnilh with captain Trotter5s
company, but in the end were repulfed
and driven back by that company, flp-
ported BY che marines Of the diferenr
Hips in the Bay, who efc6tually con-
ti1ued to keep them within The pof till
the force which accompanied the Co
vernon was dilembarked. His Excel
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-06-02
~9n. 4 L9a99g paper.

Lc0es fultained by the different powers
on the Continent, in coniequence Of the
war with France.
The Houie Of Aufria, Io6o leagues
N Germany, 3,62o,355 fouls, 9,.3InI35
forms Of revenue.
Thirty one Princes, having ponef'ons
On the lefc Bank Of the Rhine, S85
leagues, I,96o,575 FOULS, IL, I63,134
4orins Of revenue.
Forty three Counts having pofCGions
cn the fame left bank. IS leagues,
132,63o fouls r,39t,9 22 aorins Of reve-
enue.
A0btes and Chapters, having leparate
podeiI1ons, 2, - leagues, JOG, 500 fouls,
be9ASoo forms Of revenue.
The Eouetrian Order, 2o,I-4 leag-
'a2s, 52.6oo, fouls 10000 aofus oEreyc-
nue..
The Chapter Of Cologne one league,
1900 fouls, 5t,3go forms Of revenue.
Imperial cities to the number Of five;
T leagues, 10000 fouls, s22,ooo forms
revenue.
Holland, including ber poGenious in
belgjum, eighty leagues, 2I8,ooo fouls,
p s3oc3 200 forms Of revenue,
The Imperial chamber Of Wa.zlar,
zB6oo forms ofreveuue.
Total, 2,I58 leagues, 6,z57, $50 in
haoltanls ana z3,363,46I forms,
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-06-02
NEWNRK, Afay 4.
ACCIDENTAL.

Some time fncc, DANIEL MARSH
eiq. collector OF the pore OF Atuboy,
having failed out in ikiff built for the
purpoie of trania6ting buGnefs in the
line of his official duty, TO view iome
veilels, which lay out at Sandy Hook, or
in the Narrows, and a iudden gale hav-
ing taken him Oasis iuppoled) uplet his
boat, by which he was Immediately
drowned. Ie is probable than no per-
ION ohfcrved the boat upiet, as no rum
our of the kind had been heard for
upwards of week after his abience
from his family. His body was found
floating ON Thurlday laf, among the
reeds on Long Inand ihore, near n.
York, where a jury OF inqueit was held
over his body, and after giving in cheir
verdict, without knowing him, were
abouv co proceed to bury him, on lhore
without further enquiry, bad not citi-
en- of this town happened to be there
at that time, who he knew him,
and who acquainted them Of his charac-
ter, and requefed they would tcaniport
the body to his family for intermenf,
which was accordingly coupled with.
Mr., MART, has long lnce been
nudge Of the Inferior Court Of Common
Pleas, a member Of the Legislature ofthis
fate, and in various ether public capa-
cities Gnce our revolution.
The Legislature of enneGee paaed a
law at their lait felton,, int1i6fing pen
atty of 100 dollars On any PeIion bringing
into that fate any negro, OF orher Gave,
or fcrvanr Of colour, beljdes the lots of
their eight and intereft in iuch fave or
ierYant.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-06-02

FROM Nl4NTZ.--Mayeb q.

We hear from Paris, on tne ,9ti1
inf. thar Peace has been figned with
England. a Courier was dispatched
iafnight with the aftnt Of the I3iri} Con
jul. 1t is added thar the Scheldr is to
remain Ihut, Malta TO be in the power
ofthe Englilh, and Martinico will remain
in their poi1cdion till she payment Of The
funs advanced for our prifoners. That
Holland is to pay for the lhntring OF the
Scheldt.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-06-02
Pr fbs Reror1er.
CONCERNING
THE
" TAX ON MERCHANTS. .

The whole eGay againf the Tax on
Merchants has been pubIfhed in this paper.
he author has endeavoured to convince,
or rather perluade the Virginia AHcnbly, that
this tax ought to be repealed alledgrng il to
be not only UNCONSTITUTIONAL, out uniuf. He
has not thought proper to employ his talents
IS hnancler, to thew what ought or MIGHT
be fubitimtcd IN ITS place. When this par,Sb-
let WIS publiihed, ic was not foteGeen bv him.
and perhaps 1t IS not now known, that the
treafury has oeen 70 completely drained. thaf
q demand for fft1 or friy dollars could not
be paid; that public credit is confderablv IN
Jured that, It any emergency lhould happer,
requiring the fudder md vigorous cxertIs1S
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-06-02

The Queen Anne's Farthing adver-
tiled to DC difpoied OF, was proved to be
al original There were only two
coined in chat Queens reign, and not
three, as has been erroueoully ftated.
That which was fold by the fereeane
from Chatham, for fool. was purchaled
by Noble Eiicoune, curious in the
ielection Of coins, &c. Seven hundred
guineas vas che price aflSed for the coins
adverrifcd latt week. Five hundred
were offered ard re{ni.d.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-06-02

D0a0nsng- Street.

Mr.. Moore, aiIifane-f ecretary &c
Marquis CORVALLIS, arrived this morn
ing &C nine O'Clock, with the Defnitive
Treaty of Peace, which was fgned at
Amiens, at four o. clock III The afternoon,
Of the 27th inRanr, by the Plenipoten-
tjary of his Majeify, and by the Pleni-
Potentiaries of France, Spain, and the
Batayian Republic.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-22
BCs July ID.

Laf evening arrived the brig Pacific,
captain NAH, ~ days from Rotterdam.
Sailed from Rotterdam, June Is, in',co.
with brig Mahala Windfor, Atkins, for
Bottom, parted off IAe of White. Left
there, lhip Two Brothers, Nichols of Bof-
ton Nixon, Shaw, Savannah brig be-
longing to New York, name unknown ;
Hunter, FoRer, of do. Spoke, June 2 8,
lat. 43 70, long. IS 30, fch,r Charles,
Rogers, Of Cape Ann, fer Liibon, 8 days
out, all we'll. June "a, lat. 43 4, long.
46, brig from Newburyport, for Am
aerdam. Lat. AZ 80, long. S. 80, fch'r
Charming Nancy, Lambert, II days from
Liibop for Bottom.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-22
fsu4y, fx psJlsa;, zof tub0m are eogf-
8 Z

fsu4y, fx fsyloai, = of i150m are e0nf-
dsred dange,ousJM IL.
Manufacturing f6e pyylsat favsarable
appearances, The Board Of, Healb are Of
o1uiou tbut 4vbile a mal;gnaut djsa/sexjas,
The eitizsus ongbf 10 be on tbei, guard 70
avoid all iatere0urls 1ritb 3ey/ons afflicted
1uifb malignant tever, and to Jspend
v1ftiug bos/es qvbeye 6ekusG prsvails.
By order Of the Board,
CORNELIUS Connects, P,sEdtuf.
Attef,
BENZ. F. GARRIcUEs, Sect'ry,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-22
fo.efa;d.sfh forfeit fifteen lhilliags for

forefaid, sfhall forfeit fifteen ihillings for
every offence.
VII. Where a bridge OF cauley ihall
be neceGary, and thesaurveyor, with his
afiifants, canno. make or maintain the
fame, the court of the-eennty are empow-
cred and required to contract for the bull
ding and repairing fuch bridge or cauley,
and to levy the charge ihereof in their
county levy. And where (uch bridge or
caufey fhall be neceaary from one County
to another, the court of each county fhall
join in the agreement forbailding and re-
pairing the fame, and the charge lhall be-
betrayed by both counties, in proportion
public rax OF aaeament paid by each.
Upon every fuch contract or agreement,
both bond and fecurity ihall be given by
the undertaken, payable to the governor
and bis iucceiTors, for the ufe Of the coun-
ty or counties, as the cafe hall be, with
condition forperforning tie fame, & may
be profecuted at the COTS, and for the / eneh
of the county or counties, or any perion
lufaining a lofs by the breach thereof, as
often as it ihall happen, until the whole
penalty of the bond fhall be paid. And
all fuch contracts made by county courts,
OF Others appointed by them, fhall be a
valuable and, binding upon the jufices ard
their iuccelors, 70 as to entitle The under
takeT TO his Aipulated reward in the coun-
ty levy, or to recovery thereof, with
COTS by action of debt, againa the jueices
refuang TO levy the fame. {.
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BALTIMORE, July lS.

Arrived Eliza, captain Grant, rs days
from Martinique. The brig Hope, Smith,
from Bottom, arrived at St. pierres, I'd Ju-
ly. July 10, lat. rs 9, n. long. 81 80,
w. fpoke brig Mary, capt. Hunt, from
New Orleans, bound to Jamaica. Buff
nels tolerably bri1 -four IL dollars. No
French troops yet arrived. The Englih
were to evacuate the iland the 18th init.
The brig Ann, Vinfon, from hence has
arrived at Martinique.
July I9.
The fchooner Experiment, Howe, and
Maria, Magruder, of this port, arrived az
New Orleans, the 9TH ult.
The Nancy, Brown Of this port, was
left at Aux Cages, the 29th ult. to fail in
s or days.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-22
NEW YORK, Iulv 10.

Entered, briggs Gayofa, Hamilton, c.
Francois; Ffiendlh,p, $500, Madeira ;
Hope, Millward, Newfoundland Julian,
Highly, rs Iaand fchrs. James, Broad,
Aux Cages; Fanny, Stout, St. Johns
Cinnea, St. Thomas; Triton, Francis,
Guadalupe. =
Cleared, brig Hannah, Aux Cages;
lchrs. Mary, Digby, N. S.Sinccrity, Ro-
gers, St. Croix Nancy, Parker, ia
maica.
Ayrived lsxes oxy la,a.
Brig Friendlhip, from Madeira. Schr.
Matilda, Hunt, of Warrington, N. c.
failed for Cape de Verbs on the 10Th
May. Left at Madeira the brig Lovely
LAS, Beerbank, of New York, for Ma.
pies; barque Thomas, Gorden, to fail for
Philadelphia the day after the Friendhip.
On the outward pafage, in lat. SO, 50,
long. AZ, fpoke lhip Centurion, of N. Y.
bound TO Naples.
Brig Hope, Millward, from Newfound
land. Inlat. A, long. 81, fpoke fchr.
Lavinia, our S days from Bottom, bound to
Bilboa.
Spanih fchr. Cinnea, Roderick, from
St. Thomas. Spoke brig from Havan
ma bound to Bottom, out II days. July
5 fpoke the fchr. Polly. out Is days from
New London, bound to Jamaica with
horfes and cattle.
Schooner Who would have thought it,
Rowland, from Snow Hill. Virginia.
Saw five large fail fanding in foI the
Capes Of Virginia, 4fuPpoted to be men of
war.
schr. Triton, from Antigua, .laafrom
Guadalupe, in IS days. Left at Qua.
daloupe the fchr. Ofris, Of Nantucket.
They were tending all the hottie negroes
that had furrendefed, as fat as polible to.
other iaands. s or COO negroes were yet
in the mountains Of Guadalupe. Left
alto fhe brig Betfey, Of Bottom; fchr. Ly-t
dia Of Wiicanst, TO fail in four days..
Flour at Antigua, II dollars; Pork u ).
Beef IS.
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PHILADELPHIA, .1aL 70.
HEALTH OFFICE,

Jug 1917. .
The B0ardef health are bQbayt to into,m.
The publie, thai By The Re3oyt Of their Carr
mftee, it appears Thai only oue peyloa has
been taken ,fek 4uitb feOer in the pie;inifya
IF Tue.A,set, yEnee The, I5tb inf. Tbere.
remain fck III fbe fame niebkezybeoa, 4vjik.
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alsranurta ancarttser.
THURSDAY, july II.

!" JOSHUA Wlsearr, Jun. Brigade Ma
jor and InfpeSor of the Militia In the
DiRtiet Of Columbia.
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REMARKS.

!" Ute avb0le Of the .tvaylaRims to
4obieb Mr.. ReJi uARads, far 4ubieb The
fecret fervice msusy, mentisnsd 4vas applied
tie EsiI9r 7yas bo1cDed of brfcre The re.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-08-16

1t has lately been denied that Mr.. Jeferfon
ever wrote to the Jacobin Thomas Paine, offer
ing him pafage to this eouutry in national
fhip. Read the following
g We find in cur laten London paper the
following txtrad Of letter from Thomas JEFF
ferfon. TO Thomas Paine.
You exprtded with in your letter to re
turn TO America by rational ihip Mr.. Daw.
fon, who brings over the treaty, and who will
pretent you this letter, is charged with orders
to the Capt of the Maryland to receive AM
accommodate you back, if you can be ready
TO depart at iuch ihoft warning. You will,
in general, find us returned TO ienriments wor
thy Of former times in thefe il will be your
glory to have Readily laboured, and with a.
much effect as any man liviog. That you ma
i've long TO continue your uieful labours, ano.
reap the reward in the thankfuln IS Of nations
is my fincere praysr.--Accept the aiflrance Of
my high eaesm and aifetiionate attachment.
TIL: JEFFERSON.
Here We Zee the 6rG Mag;fraie Of chriaian
people protecting his afFettionte attachment"
to drunken brutal in6dei, and hoping be may
find s'his reward in the thankfulnef, of nations"
He Gid indeed labor TO help on revolution
which has "deftroyed nations not few" and
to deprive The chriaian of his only hope, and for
fuch fervices Mr.. Jeferfon welcomes him to
this country. Hear 0 Heaven, and be aqOni6ed
q Earth
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-08-16
SELECTED TOASTS.

Gisen at i6e d"aise.a'y 5 National Zn4fss .eaes
The civil and miltary-May the civil be
military and the military ciOik
May the Government which is rot right, be
left.
Political eurn coats-May they ever be ont at
fbe ebozrs.
WAsHIScros-Theh heart of every true A.
merican is thy mauioleum.
Agriculture, the parent Of Commercially
they never forget their relafioyjGip.
Female worh and beauly-May they never
quit the world without leaving egbie5.
The American Fair-May every Mother give
WASHINGTON to her Country.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-08-16

title, la Pgf1nee Conjs,%afritt q Esdist viii be
trsnfrrred 10 ,he confular authority, who will
then have the privilege 70 reied or except the
avs which my be dilcuasd, Or have PsIsd IN
The two chambers.
Such are ths ideas now canvansd, and il
may be readily believed, that if the Firlt Coniol
exprehes his deire that fush ihould be ihe order
ef tbiag,, change will take place alnot with
oct any hint of oppoGtien. TheRoyalilss might
fee the alteration with reg ct, but their opinions
would have Lutte weight, and the Republicans
are now fuficiently enlightened to know that
the furea mode of preierving the ihare of Lib
erty, With eiroumfances allow them, is TO
condua themfelves With tacit acquiefrnee 10
The Ggpreme qOM Trhunes and Legislators are
eagerly locking out for Places under the new
order d things inffead of enjoying themieiyes,
during the Adjournment ef the Seflion. with
their families IN the Country, many ct them &c
main a, Paris 10 watch over the great nte eli,
not Of The RePubliiybut of their ambition"
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-08-16
DEMOCRATIC INCONSlsTENcE.

The Examiner, Richmond democratic pa
per, fays, g That i. became neceGary 10 build
an Armoury upon the Legilature's authoI
zing the Executive 70 provide ms."-Con
grefs directed the building of fix u gun ihips,
ones that navy yards were 0tjotutey neceGary to
carry the act of Congrefs into efea.-The ex
ecutive could certainly, becaufe the United
States had 70 done, procure what arms they
pleaied witbout this Arnoury Whit on the
other hand it is next to an imPoGibility that
ihips could be built without navy yards.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-08-16
Fran tie Bofn Ga=etfe. J

The following extrad is from the pen of Mr..
ferion, ard is the concluGon Of that chapter
in his Noies on Virginia, 10 which be obielves
" It is no injury for my neishbor to fay thsre
are twenty Gods or no God. Ii nei,her picks
my pockct nor breaks my leg"
g 1t can never be too often repeated, that
the time for fixing every ehentia right on a ls.
gal BATS is while our rulers are bonf, ard our
f-ives united. From the concluli ~ of this war
we fhal be going down hill. 1t will not then
be necefary to relort every moment to the peo.
pie for fupPort. They will tie forgotten, there
fore, and their rights difregarded. They will
forget themfrlves, bat in the iole f4cuty of
making money, and will never think Of uritins
to effect due relpeet for their rights. The
ihackIes, therefore, which ihall not be knock
ed off at the conclu6on of war, will remain on
Us long, VIII be made heavier and heavier, till
our rights ihall revive or expire in convui.
Gon."
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-08-16

and their places filed with men without honor,
integrity, or the requifte Information, he prof
lituted tools of faction. fhalI we not 5e jualy
alarmed for the fccurity ofour revenues Il not
only gives thefe harpies 40 opportunity to tatten
themielves upon public property, but y opens
numerous temptations 10 frauds. which may
hereafter be praetiled without fear and without
reproach. Ore half the revenue may run OF
through invihble channels il may he exhaled
at ten thou(and pores, and who is refponiiole
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-08-16
POPULARITY.

The fame writer ays, Sin every form of
government, whether monarchical or republ
can, dupleity has always proved the mott eff
eient engine of the aate machine, and thofe
Rulers who truted in candor and jultice, have
been the miferabe victims of their Gmplicity."
IF this be true, can we wonder why Mr.. Adams
is private citizen, and Mr.. Jeferfon Pref
Dent
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-08-16
articles tp tic q9aa.

wksHiEGros, AUGUST
Mr. Pichon has, we are Informed, received
orders from From France TO colled the vo,,,
Of the French citzrns reGding in the Uriel
States on the queaion Of the re election of n.
Fifft Conlul for life and regifers are opened
for that purpole ia The French coufuIar okx,
in the United States.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-08-16
SINGULAR ANCESTRY

A child. lately born in the town Of Shrewf-
bury, in WoresHer county, has ten Grand Par
-rts now living, viz. On the fathers iide, the
Father and Mother, Grand father, aud Grand
mother. of the father.--Oa the mothers fide,
her father and Grand mother, the father and
mother, the Grand father and Grand mother
OF her mother. (Saltm papv.J
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-08-16
Estra7 ofletser from Parir, June IS.

Within thele few days much conversation
has taken place in certain circle, reipeeting
probable change in the Conhitulon, aud this
circumltance very feriouny occupies the politi
Clans mott looked up TO for information |;
much oontrariety of opinion is entertained but
on one point the parties agree, that the word
Contribution will be fhortly out of ufe, and that
Grand. C5arte viii be fubaituted. 1t is certain
that the wordConaitu,ion has been very unfor
tanate ;-during fifteen hundred years it could
not make its way into France az all. and for
the laa eeven, though received in Triumph, il
has been fubj-a 10 every caprice. Ii is rot fur
6cien,ly underltood 10 this country, that men
make the laws, but time the contribution
Time is, of all the Legislators amonglt this vola.
tile people leaf known, or the leat confulted,
shough certainly the dearea paid. II is faid,
that there are to be two Chambers or Hoyss, as
IN England, and the Senatorial Power,* (which
originated in one of the fin. idsas of the Able
Siey-s) is to be abolihed /; if 70 fome vice mutt
havebeenfound amongt the Senator sthemielves,
and not in the idea, for Il was the only body
which could preferve its independence without
danger, or manifeR poiiive and blind adher-
ence to the Cour, without apoiogies--the pro-
teeting and elective power, known here by tbs
.The ftna,e Of Fraace is 90, an upper branch
Of the L-eilliure, as the hou[s Of Lords in Eng
land, aud the fcnatrs ia :hss country are. We
conceive that the contemplated alteration is an ap
prox milton towards two branches IN the Legila-
ture w tn check each on the other, and aSupreme
Fxecu-ivr We hipe French contributions viii be
RoEe permanent ,han they have beel-
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-08-16
PARIS. MAY go.
7be MniRer cf Police, to TIE Pretcas.

The MmiRsr Of Police, TO The Prgcas.
Reports of every foit are circulating. AlthI
accuRomed to thofe productions of malevoienc
and folly, lill people permit themfelVe; to b
deceived by them. confider it, therefore, ri
duty, Citizen Prefed, to put you on your GU.
againG thofe rumours, by which it is endea
CURED to agitate the departments Paris
tranquil and cannot be agitated.
No plot has threatened, or now threatens, ih|
life of the Firlt Confnl he is in no danger, e|
cept from his exceflive labors and attention d
the interea of the Republic. Some lib-ller
may, for a moment, circulate their grofs fall
hoods. in tbs 5ade IN qvkisb tbey Je19s stemIsiv1
concealed bur public Indignation and contemr
will punifh them. (Signed) FOUCHE.
PARIS, JUNE 2.
The Britila Government having Rri6ly pre-
hibited the importation Of any kind of prodne
from this country, the Government here wer
not well pleafed with it and it is in confe
quence Of that, that CommDaire GeneraLe
appointed for England, to mooify certain nav
igation laws aud other commercial regulations
and that believe will be all for here eertainl
will be no treaty of commerce.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-08-16
COMMERCIAL.

lie Clerc, Gen. in Chefof St. Domingo. mas
ordered. that from the I9 h July lat. all veaels
at the time Of clearance from thar colony, ihal
pay duty OF 50 &c lines Cabout I6 cenisJ
per ton, 10 be appropriated Tor repairing the
wharves, &c. VsGeIs 10 ballaa to pay halt nat
fun.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-08-16
WILMINGTON, (DEL.) August

When Blfaterre (Gaud. J was taken poGedioa
Of by the French, 5ooo negroes and mulattoes
were fhipped on board of fhiPs and ient d
the Spanifh maine, with the intention, il Das
fuppoied, of being converted into dollars.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-08-16

BOSTON, AUGUST II
Ad. Mitchell, who is to command on the
Halifax ftation, arrived a, Bermudx from En.
gland, on The 22d ulr-
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-08-16

An armed fchooner belorging to the famous Bovsr
which has been oepredatng on The properly Of !ns
merchants Of NaAu, has been captured aud carried 10
10 New Providence.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-08-16

i45,8o7 bbls- 69oo half DO Flour, and 3O9
do kiln dried Corn Neal were infpe efed IN Al
exandria, during he year ending July 81.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-08-16

The Secretary at War lately pad 2 v'tt Z
Norfolk, and ordered one Of the flrts Jrl917 tns
town 70 be demo'ifhed, and the troops 70 o.
empoyed in rafting battery at Ferry foln''
which is aboce the town, (which will be an ID
vinei6le protection to liftle Flace called Kemp"
and the Great Bridge, to beth whi-h P aces :
Gssbfrr can go with :,.sra5s GgatJ On tnS 4"
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