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fels, fuppofe the French fetreated. Cap
tain Rice mentioned the obfervation TO
French officer, who was fayirg they beat
the negroes, when the officer fad, II
was one retrogade motion. This iiiue
was kept profound fecret. On the 10TH
there was another action between the
French and negroes near the fame place,
which lated between two and three hours,
but all was kept fecret-Bus reports Jays,
had the late reinforcements been detained
a month longer, the negroes would by
this, have been matters OF the iiland.
The blacks were continually commit
ting depredations around the Cape they
even itoie the Hone of General boyer,
Commandment at the Cape and I'd in COM
mand onthe iland.
On the 18th OF September in the even
ing was bro't to the Cape, by Tea, loaded
with chains, black called Gen. Charles
Bellaire, whom it was reported (toT at the
Cape you have no certain intelligence
OF any tranla6tion) was appointed byt he
blacks to be their commander and fucceG-
or of Touiflint- DeGalines, whom fcme
fay was jealous of him. having received
or pretended TO receive information that
Bellair was building fort on his planta-
ton, detached body of men, ieized him
and ient him to the Cape.
The arrette for the trial of Belair,
capt. R. informs Us was fufpended by
LIE Clerc, but for what reafon was not
publicly known.
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aItrm,urta a0Oerttser.
MONDAY, OCTOBER II.
DELAWARE ELECTION.

Accounts from Delaware fay, that MIR.
Rodney, the democratic candidate fer re-
prefentativei in Congrefs, hasa ma ority OF
o57 votes in New Cattle county over Mr..
Bayard, the federal candidate-that MIR.
Bayard has ZIG majority in Kent county,
and the Editor of the Phil. Gaz. remarks
as follows of the only remaining county
With refped to Sui1ex, little doubt can
be entertained Gifts yielding Watt Fede-
raj majority. We learn that $500 votes
have been given 10 that diitrica, and that
OF thefe, Mr.. Bayard will certainly have
majority of near 1000: So that his
election may be conhdered as certain"
Arrived on Saturday evening fhip Fee
licity, cap:. Reed, 70 days from Liver
pool.
Sept. 2, fpoke the hip Planter, ofRich-
mond, 5 days out, bound to Falmouth,
in lat. 40, IS. long. a., 80. Sept. 3,
Gr>oke fhip Criterion, Of Nantucket, 10
days out, bound to Brazil, in lat. 40, 80,
long. A..
Sepr. 9TH. Spoke the chip Prudence Of
Philadelphia from Liverpool, bound TO
Philadelphia, in lat. SO, AZ, long. 40,
3o,-a7th, fpoke the lhip Virgil, capt.
Doyle, Of Baltimore, from Falmouth
bound TO Baltimore.
We congratulate the citizens of Alex
andria on the rapid advances it is making
towards commercial rel peaabilitys Not
more than two years fnce it was rare
hing to fee fquare rugged vedel 10 our
harbour we now have our wharves lined
nth veiIels defined for foreign ports
Oar merchants have generally received
their fall goods, and we fincerely hope
hey will reap the reward of their
labors, by extenGse fales to good cuf
TONERS, as we are convinced they can
afford their goods on as accommodating
,erms as purchaiers can get them in any
,own on the continent. !
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Jockey Club Races.

WE Jocky Clab Races commence a,
4 Haymarket, in Prince William coun-
ty, on Wednesday, the 10th of October /:
the f.a day, the 4 mile heats, the fecond
day, the mile heats, and the third day,
the z nile heats, free for any borfe, mare
Or gelding ir the United States, running
agreeaoly to the rules Of the Frederick
bar2h Jockey Club.
W. I. WASHINGTON, See'y.
n. B. The fun of each days purfe will
De made known, and the purir TO be at the
pole at the time of ftarting, and to be
taken by the winning horle.
October II.
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.gbss. cwt. 80 10 II, iSa
Peal ans, swr. "a to Iss. Pitch 9 to
I''psn' u.s.. Rofin II to rs. Tar 20
!. II. Carolina IS Cd. to Is.
I's' NJ. New York, w. 0. BbI. 5
S"'' 10 il. HID. do. 10 TO 81. flPe
.,,,o. il. duty unpaid) York & James
River I'D to 81. RaPpahannock
Id 10 AID. Potowmack Il to
i. Carolina I'D to sd. Stem
med i'd to 81. Maryland brown
u TO a.. Colory II 10 s..
Kitefoot 6 ! to u.
The very respectable houie in Liver
! from whom the Prices Current were
~ wal inform their correspondent that
:. h.I;eye that there will be no altera-
~ ~ n the Countsrvailing Duties, until
c ~, (hall have taken off the Diicri-
. sna Duties upon Bri,ifh lhips, and
I csIgoes, in the ports of America.
% vs.o This is done, CORRESPONDENT aboli-
:, Of The Countervailing Duties impo!ed
:" Americau lhips aud their cargces in the
ut, Of Great Britain may be expected TO
take place.
.Sataeable on all goods, of the growth,
rroduce, or manufacture Ct Gseat Britain,
s,ceOting Cotton Yarn or other Gotten
Manufactures.
American lhips are fubjea to duty of
IS per ton Measurement.
Premium of Infurauee rer American
y.ass from Liverpool TO any port in the
United States, or vice veria, Il. Per cent.
Entered, French ihip Eugenia, Sannard,
Cse.Francois Ship Ocean, Smith. Ii
yerpOOl; briggs Aurora, Warren, Mount
tnat; Ann, Delano, New Bedford
ihooner Hiram, Bacon, Exuma; acop
Sally, Wigly, Annapolis Royal;
Cleared, lhip Ann, Colt, Hull, Eu-
gscia, Mansfield, Cadiz and a market,
ilhooucr Sincerity, Rogers, ST. Croix
Three Brothers, Fairchild, St. Bartho-
nmews.
The tallozuing Ameriean vs6S, are ad-
certified IN a Livtrpool Pq9er gtc Tie
a6i6 43gyf.
For Baltomore, Six Sieers, Gorton.
For Savannah, Columbia, -; Ame
fica, Walton: Mifhfippi, Callahan. For
cdnlefon, Mac, Burdick: Juno, Mil
Ter; Boyne, Stafford. For Bottom, We
nslia, Glover; Minerva, Harding We
nus, Goodrich !; Joisph & Phcbe, Per-
kins; Polly, Barker Rebecca, ]ollanf
bee; Ruasll, Gibs. For Philadelphia,
Thomas Wilton, Jones; Ohio, Lark ;
South Carolina, --, India, Hathaway,
IN. London, Commerce, Rockwell.
fit Green0tE, Aagaa II.
:. Briggs Recovery, Campbell, for New
York; Notes Gill, Paterfon, do. Bet
ty, Caithnels, for do. at Dundee, to
tll aSth Auguif.
Arrived Ence CIR laf.
Ship Ocean, Smith, from Liverpool,
81 days from land to land. Sailed In
company with fhip Packet, Tro;t. for
Bolton; hip RuGsl, Gibbs, for New
Bedford; P,e6dent, of Wifcafles, for Sa-
,aaIah; aud lhip Venus, from Newport.
leit there, fh'ps Thomas, for Charlefon
Z, "a lall In afew days; Commerce, for N.
FORK, South Corolina, for Philadelphia;
India, for do. Rebecca, for Newbury.
Port, TOT New York Sheffield, juR ar
lived from New York in : days; Dia.
10 from Savannah. Sept. ID, in lat.
a. 40. long. IS, poke flip
howell, of Bottom, bound from Jamaica
% B'ittol, out 7 weeks. asih, in lat.
r e, :, II, long. 90, fpcke fhip Thomas,
u Philadelphia our Sc days from New
o'lsans' bound TO Liverpool.
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William Hawthorne,
III bis St0,r, on col. Hose's Nbar6 has
FIR Sale,
Pennlylvaaia & Swedi'h barr
Iron,
Philadelphia lump and loaf Sugar by
the hid. or barrel,
Brown Sugar Of the iirf qsality, by
the barrel or hid.
Fine Salt, in Jacks,
Coarfe Salt by the bulhel,
Old Corn, Tar,
Platter of Paris, by the buhel, !,
James River Ceal,
Tobacco, in kegs,
Hay in bundles, about zoo each,
A few Lots in good Gsuations on Fair.
fax, Wiiks, Prince and Warrington Rseets,
f., Sale or Rent. ALTO for Sale, three
tory Brick Houfe, on King near Fairfax
fseet, very good aand for buflnefs.
10th Mo. nth, 1901.
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The following is liz Ct veiels rev in

TIE following is a liz Ct veiels rev in
the harbour cf Alexandra
SHIPS Felicity, Philadelphia Honter,
Alexandria; Fabius, do. Brutus, Port
land briggs Neptune, Alexandria; Union,
do. Catherine, DO. George, do. Fame,
Newport; Enterprise, Philadelphia; su-
key, Salem; Polly, Portlsnd; Regulator.
Bermuda; Experiment, DO. ich'fs VIM.
Nelmes, Aexanaria Betiey, 90. Sparrow,
do. Harmony, do. Hope, do. Drolhers,
Bottom; Bellona, Salem Chance, Hamp-
ton; John, Vienna Owe Branch, Phi
ladelphia Mary, Bermuda Pfetident,
Baltimore Hoops Harriet, Alexandria,
Henry, PAtuxent; Sally, Providence
Harriot, Norfolk. River craft Is.
AT quaran,ne-I brig, 3 ithooners, ?
iloops.
Extraa ia hitter trem ,IfeReM e'm-
mereial boxle IN Lillian, II a merchant
in N. Iork datrd Eng. nth, ,seeived BY
|@s OtY o'1Lt3 tHP'HiH Lo'".
Our political news conGes 10 the
fadden going away Of the French MinlAer
General Lannes, after las is underitocdl
6everal lquabbles with this court, Of which
he did not take leave, nor has he left any
one as charge d'afaires. We hazard no
conjetfures on the consequences OF iuch a
itep, which in ordinary cafes would have
been looked upon as declaration Of war.
Ii cauits iome (enlaticn here and our
paper mcney, which was at 9 per cent.
dilcount, is now at ~
Alams's Dssacs.-Among the car
ting impotitions Of the times, il has been
perp>tua'ly rung in the ears & the people,
by the democratic editors, that Mr.. A.
dams, In his celebrated "Dcfence Of the
American Contributions" had really de-
Tended, not our Contributions, tur The
Britih, and that the book was no more
than covert recommendation Of monar-
chy. The rory is az this momrrt i.liev
ed by a'mof every antifcdcra;ia IL the
u. S who has not read the book, but K
is one of that nature which, as TO the pub
lie, is hardly fufceptible Of any thing
more than fat denial, and tlas with mott
of thefe good folks paliss for Jaa nothing
az al. BIT as | make it a rul never TO Ie
PATS any opportunity to confront their at
Gert;ons and opinions with their own az
thsrisy, l therefore fcize this location to
republih the following extract from the
Bri5iih Town and Country Magazine for
1877, tent nc by friend. it Teens pro
per TO inform thofe who are unacqnaintef
with Mr.. Ditkinion, that he is now and
has always been at the head of the demo
cratic party in Pennsylvania.
Z" Extraet of letter from member Of
&c the Cmventi0a to his friend in London.
{" Mr.. Dickin/m fays, that Mr.. Adans's
6 book has DILUTED fuch exeel'cus br:uci-
i" PES among Us, that there is little doubt
" of our adopting a vigorous and CON
&c pounded Federal Legislature. Oar IL
luArious minifer in tits gift TO his
" country, has d0ue rs m9ys /ervice f5av
{. ifbe bad obf0iwedaAiaafss far rs zo;t5 !
!" with aAsbe aatioas in EuyY5e."
N. Y. Ev. PoG.
EXTRACTS
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Of Letters from an Americav Gevflemah
in England, TO his Friesd liz P5;tGA<t
tba.
LONDON, July 50.
Notwithstanding the many noble ina
tutions, tor the relief of the poor and
in6rln, beggary anails the fight bolh in
town and country. The whole iflaoi'
teens with dilbanded fai!ors aud folders,
fome withou, eyes lpne with one leg or
one arm and ome without either leg or
arm many Of the Objects are truly
Hooking they take their ltands a: eve
ry corner, and when they can walk puy-
fue. you acrofs the frest, impl,ring in
the mott piteous tones, and with the moG
rueful and difortel countcnancc, a cha
risable farthing, and whether you give it
or not they burthen you with bleiling.
Many Of thefc wretches come under
your windows, and for a penny fng a
fong, which knife gsinder would give
a hillin5 not TO hear. The women hire
children for the parpofe of begging
and one who never bore child in her
life, will entreat mouthfu of bread for
herfelf and twias, Glewing at the fame
time. two naay little urchins from under
her cloak.
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publir liennue.

Ts-M0ryeqv, at tie Eennas SIRE, aciXde
l9id,
50 B,ss fra quality COFFEE, CO ~
credir Of 90 days.
PHILIP G. MARSTELLER.
Otloher II.
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EXTRACTS

Of, Letters from an Amerieau GeutlrmaH
in England, to his Friead liz Pbi!aA<t
11m.
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LONDON, Iuoa g

Letters from the North of Germany
announce PoGtlvely, that the Duke of
Cambridge, will be Immediately pro lain.
ed Sovereign of the fate of Brunixick,
Lanenbnrg, and elettor OF Hanover
The King Of England his father, will ceje
10 him all his pontllions in Germany,
The inhabitants Of the Electorate Of Han
over applaud this change in their 90.
ven'nent, which will eaabIilh lplenid
court in the city Of Hanover. il viii
not however, be carried into execution
until the affairs Of the German: Empire
ihall be entirely decided.
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PARIS, lure n.

JuhI I4J
Baron Handorf has erected ata b.,.
THU fpot called Life, above half lasa Il
from Ausfbourg, monument 10 p sasus
Charles the hero of Germany. '''''
June IS.
Dr.. flager, who is now employed b..
IN the completion Of 4 Chineie Dic};on'.,..
has received as prelent from Tho a
Peror of RuAia, an elegant dimonJ rin.
OF the mott exquldte workmanihip.
VI 5000 voters in the Haute A.,
$4,000 have voted for Bonaoar,e rs,as
Coniui for life there were only four vo,.s
againlt the rneafure.
The Fuf ConfuI has announced 70 Oe..
" TIE whole Of Inc clergy, tia, be d;l
not undertand any Priet would refr. -
adniniter the facraaens Of marri,ce ~
per(on5 who lhouId preient themClye, e.,
that purpols, after having been divorced,
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SALEM, AuquH IT..

0'''6 "'iA'Sa wv OilS LtOpdIGJ
capt. Roundy, 40 days from Bilboa, and
81 from the lie OF May. Left at Bilboa,
brig America, Selman of Marblchead,
bound to Lilbon for SaIt-the only Ame-
rlcan veGel in port. Left at the lie of
May, lhiP Gen. Lincoln Of New York,
to fail in 10 days; ihip Hiram, Frcncb,
of do. in days; -, Rock, cfKennc-
beck, from Bordeaux fch'r Mary, Nor
ri, Of New London and brig Uoior,
Roondy, TO flil in days for Marblehead.
Sailed fron, lie of May in co. with tie
(hip Hannah, Hopkins, of Bottom, and tie
fhip Eagle, Wood, for Newport. Aug.
10, lat. 40 50, long. 50, fpoke hip Ac.
tive, MLane, 4 days from PHILADELPHIA,
fer Lifbon, all well. Neither OF the above
vedels have any Salt except the Union,
Salt was very Gcarce at the lie Of May,
and none expected to be made in lefs than
four months on account of the rainy !calon,
which had juf fer in.
Barque Eliza, capt. White, I63 days
from Suu'a;ra. Junc z9th, failed from St.
Helena, for Bottom, brig Hazard, PulGfer,
from AyRboyna, formerly commanded By
capt. H. Clarke, Of this town. Sailed in
co. July / hip Mars, Swain, from Can
ton, for Nantucket. Auguf s, lat. IS
s., n. long, 81 7, W. fpoke ich'r Sally,
of Middletown, for Martinlco. Aoguit
*, Cape Ann, w. by r. 45 leagues,
lpoise fch'c Charm n5 Nancy, Woo5oarga
our days, all well.
Auguf I9.
Arrived the brig Eunte, caat. BENG"
min Shillaber, 40 DAYS from NJ galore
Left there The brig Mary, Webb, Of S'-
lem; brig Active, Noyes, Of Ne"bnfy-
port; brig Difpalch, Pray, Of Portstnoni1;
fch'r Camden, CANON, of Baltimore.
July 10, lat. 36 s, N. long. Is o. W.
fpoke the hip Belona, Nichol, from N,
York, bound to Cadiz, out S days all
we'll. July Is, lat. II u, N. long 4
48 W. paGai vcdel bottom n9, ap?eaEsa
70 be about 50 feet keel, broad bottom
thin keel, part of her fsrn under water,
had a hole in her bottom which appeared
TO be cut, botrom black, and few 0''0''
cles on it. July 20, lar. d 81. ~ !S"s'
Is s., W. poke brig Maaachoietts' Oss.
yer, from Bilboa, bound TO Bolton, 0o'
"a days. Augua 9, lat. n ~ n !1nS'
81 go, W. fpoke brig Abby baOlon,
from New Bedford, ont 10 days. oGuI"
to the Cape de Yerd Hands, OF "n ,r
ing voyage. Apgult 10, LAT. 2 81 NJ
long. s. 40 w. fpoke ich'E from 0s's -
", Prince kiipper, out 4 days, bound .,n,. 70
the Banks; another fth'f IN q, r. 4
Auguit y, Cape Ann Bearing , !" , W 9ve ~
60 leagues diff. lpoke the lch'f ka5S :.
Briggs, days from Portland o0On I.;o 90
surrinam. Capt. shilIaber heard no' oga5
of rupture between the Emperor o. c E
rocco and the United States. lie .. i1 ARE.
from Mogadore the 1T July. In , JaI,
by order Of his Imperial Majeity' M .a5
and an 1 Wool were forbidden to be eSPoiM,Io ,.
Every kind of buinefs dull there 800. r.
Lambert, the mate, informs Us, j, was va he h. &
,or,ed there that combination " " e
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CONSTANTINOPLE, May 20.

CONSTANTINOPLE, May 70.
The following is copy Of the Att by
which the Sublime Porte has acceded to
the Treaty Of Amiens -
" In confequence Of an uninterrupted
fuccelion of favours and bounties poured
upon US by that being who is imdadlve &
immutab'e, the upreme creator, Almighty
and All Good the founder Of tie power
Of the Caiiphs, everlafing ard ever glo-
rious afifed by the universally falutary
miracles Of our great prophet Mehmed
Mufapha, miniasr OF the prophet and
Conductor Of the faints, who ere the Suns
Of the two worlds /; may the choicea blef-
Gng reG upon him ard thof. who accom-
pany him}-I, who am bis farvant, and
Lord of Mecca, Medina, the Holy Jetufa-
lem and its temples, and all Of the holy
and high places whittier all nations bear
the tribute Of their prayers |, the fu-
Prerne CaliPh and happy Monarch of 70
many happy countries, provinces, cities,
forreEss, and caalcs titaa,ed in Romelia
and Natolia, on the white and black feas
in Hidjaz and Ifal., and who am eenyy
Of all the potentates Of the world I, who
an Sultan, and ION Of a Satan and EnPe-
ror, Son Of HE Emperor Sultan Ghate Sc
linn Khan, who was the fon Of, Sultan Muf-
tapha Khan, WHO was ihe ton OF Sultan
Achmsd Khan -
!" make known, by the PFefent fub-
lime at OF our imperial power and Ca
Iiphat, thar, in virtue Of the roth article
Of the deGoitive treaty Of peace, concluded
All fgnel on the 2zd day of tn. moon
Kjlkadc. laa year (lzl6,) or the z7Hh
Of March 1901, of the chria;an ara, be-
tween the Pleripotensiaries Of the Firft
Conful OF tie French Republic, in the
name of the ch,Rcpublie, the court OF
Snain, and the Batavian Republic, on tte
one part and on the other, the Plenipo-
tentia-v OF his majefy The King Of ths
United Kingdom Of Great Britain and
LELAND, the Sublime Porte was compri[-
ed in this teaty, which has been conmu-
1icated to it and ratified by the faid
Powers and the faid Sublime Porte, the
Ally of his Majefy the King Of England,
has been invited to accede as ioon as
poAible tothis Treaty and as the en-
tire cehation of the calamities of war,
ard the enploymen Of tho{e faiutary n,ea-
fares which may tend TO the re-eRabliih-
nent and fecurity Of the general fepoie
form the chief Object Of our zeal and de-
fires as fove!eign, we accede to the ar
ticles and f;pulatiors of the fad treaty
which concern or may concern cur fubllne
Porte and we declare our acceptance OF
them as if they were here Inherited word
for word we confirm and certify the
re. efablifh nent Of peace, ans the happy
tie. of frieadllip between our Sublime
Porte and the mott Serene French Repub-
ic, and between the inhabitants of both
(tates. In teRinony whereof, we aRix
0 the urefent A6t Of AcceGon our glori-
Gus Imperial Ggnarure. As upon our
part we have accepted the articles and fiji
pulations Of the faid treaty, there cannot
be any doubt that they will be icrupu-
ouly oblersed.
(" Given the 18th, day ofshe Moon
Monhawer, and in the year Of the He
gira, 1877.
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rangaments agreed upon between the go.
-vernment OF France, Ruaia, PEulia, and
Auaria, and BY which the teveral inIem-
mites have been f.ttled, will fhortly be
fubmitted for the approval of the diet. -
LaPubliciile.
A letter from Munich, of the fame date
fays, !" 1t is undoubtedly true that the
plan OF indemnities has been communicate
ed to our Elettor, who, following the ex-
ample of other powers purpofes taking i'm :
mediate ponefion of the countries which
have been allotted to him.
The En2lih, agreeable TO the terms of
the Treaty of Amlens, evacuated Porto
Ferrajo (Ille Of Elba) IL the night Of the
10Th of June, on whichocc ion Gone COM
pliments paGed between The Br:tiih and
French Commanders.
The penGon which the new King of Sar-
dina 1.-THE Duke d'Aofe) has agreed to
pay TO his brother, is faid TO be 10000
piaRres, upwards Of 25o,ooo flyers or
about lz,oool. feriing.
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PETERSBuRGH. Iune 2.

During the abfence Of his Imperial Ma
jelty, his auguf Spoufe will refdc at Paw
.IowGy with the Empress Mother but
the Grand Duke Conaantine remains here.
This Prince and Count Nicholas Soltikow
have the direction OF the Council during
the sbfence of our Monarch. 1t i, ,ho't
his Majeey will return in tx weeks.
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AXIS J0nS 80.
"A letter from Berlin Of the 18Th, f4tss
as follows,
".We now know TO certainty what
States fall 10 the lot of the Prufisn Mo
march, ,as an indemnify for his Psiieliions
beyond the Rhine, viz. 1T. the B'thop-
rick of Hiidelheim, in Lover Saxony,
containing about 81 fquare leagues, wit
eight cities tamoug which are tIildelhem,
the population Of which amounts TO 1900
fouls, Peina and Alteld,l four borough
towns, and "a villages. This country,
though within the circle Of the Hanoveri
an States is contiguous TO the wefern
boundaries of the Dachy of Halberaa.t,
belonging TO the King Of Pfufia the
income Off IS about 80, 900 crowns cur
adly. " The Bifhoprisk of Pander-
born, in Weaphalia, 81 fquafe leagues,
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IVY L0Iu9 UH3 OsH'!t"4G">
IT Is His Msjefy's Royal Will and
Pleafure, that this Parliament be prorogued
{, tn laay'the T7thd day of Auguit next,
70 be then here holden; and this Parlia-
ment is accordingly profogued TO TaSfday
the 18th day of Augat next.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-12
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Cleared, flip ..Aaivc. M'Dougal, Whining
ton, D. briga Tyrone, Windior, Barbadoes {;
Huatrels, Prince, ChArleton; fchr. Dinah, Ell
bridge, Bottom.
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ed BY bris Uuian, TbomAi.
Ships Atlantic, Doty. New York Serpent,
Spear, Baltimore; Niayaower, Logan, Savan-
nah; Louifa, Wilton, Philadelphia; 5hepcrdefs,
Dimp'e, New-York; Mary, TART, do. Mercury,
Bill, do. Catharine, Iugerfon, do. fnow William,
Ouadril Philadelphia RulTtl, Ofbnrn, VAIN
ing,on; briggs Sally, Howard, Warrington, N.
c. Norfolk, Drfccl, Baltimore; Lovely Lucy,
Fullerton, phiIadeIphia; V:per, Chamberlain,
Baltimore; Warren, Eddy, Warren; Two Bro
Tiers, Chil1s, C~harleaon; Orion, Hiilman, Bal
timore Ami5y, Moody, New-Iork; Eliza and
Sarah, Appleton, Bottom; Elequebo Packet,
Do,Iey err, Newbern; Ann, Brown, Norfolk ;
Nav Bird, Weaver, Baltimore; Nancy, Efing-
ton, Philadelphia; Sally, S,evrnfon, Philadel-
mia Fovourite, Encklon, do. Catharine, Spence,
Charlc.ton, Parley, Iohnion, N. York ; lame,
slocu,n, Winton; Maruicript, Ray, Salem ;
Fame, Graiibury, Philadelphia fehrs. Polly, &
Nancy, BtewNer, GO. Nancy, Cafa, Norfolk i;
Friendlhip,f Hathaway, Wilmington, D. Dol
phia, Zones, Philadelphia Indufry, Davis, Nor
folk; Topfham, tiarrifon, Charlefton; Iris, Den
mis-, Bohon Delaware, Spair, Wilmington: D.
Revolution, Chadwick. Breford, N. c. Citizen,
Slauter, Baltimore Venus, Barteil, Charlefton
Example, Connel. Baltimore Vigilant. sabin.
Mary, Durry, Charleion Sophia, Drifcoll.
Baltimore Flying Fin, Shock, do. Harriet,
Denna, Charlelon Sloop Bilboa, Thatcher
Bottom Edward, Coleord, Philadelphia Bottom
Packet, ~Ferrybow, Newhern.