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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-12-24
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. II.

Capt. Williams, OF the Zip Abigail,
Is days from the lie OF May. Spoke the
following yeaes ia her pai'age. Nov.
rs, lar. z3, A., n. long. 63, Sc, W.
The lhip Independence, OF anl for New
York 81 days from Caliz. Dec. /,
LAT. 2s. 10, N. loag. g., s., w. the
fcheoner , from Baltimore out :
days. Dec, II, lat. IS, n, II. long.
~, 90, W. brig Hannah Of Ph.iadel-
paia, 81 days from Cape Flapcoi: tor
Ntv York,
Cat. Wc6b Of The brig Venus, from
81. T59nas, left there the an Noyean-
Der. fchf's Experiment, Bogss, 81 sad 'or
Philadelphia Eaterplize, Reynolds, Dc.
-, Alden, OF aad fer Baltimore;
Long, Do. brig Miller, from
Wilmington,
Dec. !, laf. II. n. long. 60, w.
fpake fch'r Polly, 80 days fom Snff;asn
for Bottom. On Toeflay lait of; Chinco-
league, fpoke the rh'r Regulator, Hen
der(oo, Of AID for Philadelphia 4a day S
from Jamaica, and iaw her receive pilot
on Wedneiiay evening in fight Of the
Capes of Delaware. Tn. brig Ruth &
Mary, Ruael, from Philadelphia, touched
at, and failed from ST. Thomas about
the It Dec.
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BALTIMORE, December 40

Arrived l&a evening, ihip Conner, St.
yenion, from Savannah. The Gomez has
been 7 days 10 The bay.
Alio. arrived lae evening, fnow Trux-
ton, Iohnlon, from, Liibon. Left thcIe
brig Ann and Francis, Williams, Norfolk,
arrived October roth, to fail 18Th for ST.
Andero; hip Adelaide, Mum, Balfi-
mere, diicharging; brig Mentor. Prcyet,,
of and for Bottom in two days: iA:p Ac-
tive, M'Kean, Philadelphia, two days /;
AmR-rdam Packet, Green, New York,
fix days; ba1qu- Columbia, Day, Bottom,
two days; brig Pride, Raml:y, of Nor :
folk arrived Ott. 10th, failed Isth, tor
St. Andero.
At Quarantine,
Ship Hare, Worth, Of n. York to be
rcleaied in two days; ichooner Diipstcb,
-, OF do. Is do. Ann, Forriek, do.
30 do.
AIfo, arrived fhip James, Chandler,
from Hamburger, lait from the Lizard.
Nov. s, l1t. A., IS, long. IT, ipoke ichr
Samuel, Rudell, from Baltimore, bound
to Bilboa. nth, lat. 40, IS, lorg. IT,
40, fpoke the United States frigatss A
dams, on crniz:. Dec. n, in LAT. IS,
10, fpoke brig Mentor, from Philadelphia
for ST.. Thomas.
Arrived this morning, lchr. Eagle, AL
II, from Port Republicaa. LET, the ichr.
Evelin,, Holms, of this port, diicharging.
Sailed in company with number of vsl.
fels, among which was the Mary, Graf
toa, Of and for this port. Tie Eagle,
failed the 9Th Of Nov. from Port l<epub-
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FRANKFORT, December S.

We have f.en letter ffom New Orleans
as late as the 18th October, which ftares
shat the pors continues lhut againa Ame-
ricans; that he boats thar have arrived
face ,lle fhulsing the port, have been tuF-
fered TO laad their cargoes, on paying
daty, But veGyls coming up the river were
not permitted TO enter or DEPOT, their
csrgoe8; tha, quantity Of clothing had
been fcnt to Nes Orleans, by the Score
,aty of War, for the American troops ae
Tombigby, which we're retained; thar an
American officer had arrived, and demand
ed them, and offered to pay raalonaos
price fer itorage, but had been put or TWO
OF three times, with Yromlfes Of al an
flyer The next day in The mean time it
had been limited to him that if he could get
the governor to ak it a, matter Of COST
tefy, they would be given uP; that the
minds of the Americans as yell as The SP =
Nth labjet1s were much agita:ed, folly
expecting war; that a gentleman had
jait aIrlsed fiom Bordeaux, who faxed
that arrangements were making by France
to tzke poitilon of the colony with
10, 900 troops: that the command had
been offered to gen. Bernadotte, bur ow-
log to difference between him and the
firt coni1l, the command was given to
general Viftor, and the troops would fail
N O1ober, This fecms 20 De the fub-
farce Of the letter; a number Experiment
reflections are fubjoined, bar we will nor
mention them, as we with the public to
dfaw their Own conclliions.
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CORR
CIRCULAR.
.A7gfers, 26b Jage,

4d7gfers, 26tb Jasf, 1899.
" This morning arrived a IyiPoline
corGair, and with her prize, the Phila-
delphia brig FrsrkIin, Captain Morris,
VIII, failed from Msrieilles the 9Th inf.
and was captured the 18th init. adjacent
70 Carthagena, and another American
Brig, which vss in company got off.
g On The morning of the alft Infant
| Jaw three leagues Ear Of Algiers ano-
,her Tripoline Cruizer with brig in her
poA:ilion fanding 70 the Eaitwsrd, which
I take to be an American vensl; am
trying on what terms [ can obtain the
ranfoin Of captain Morris and crew in all
nine, and if pofible afterwards lhsll fee on
what conditions ! can get the brig and
cargo.
"Iei, faa that there is at fea at pre-
fenr fix fail Of Isipoliue CRITTERS, and il
is aiIerted, that the frigates OF the United
Stztes and thol, Of Sweden are blockading
TripoIi.'
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c. O N c. r & S S
OF THE UNITED STATES.
HOUSE, OF REPRESENTATIVE.

The Speaker laid before tie Ho@fc
letter from the Secretary of the Treafury,
encIoling Report made in purfuance OF
an ar eitablithins the Trcafiry Depart
ment.
Ordered to be printed, and referred to
tn. committee of Ways and Means.
The Speaker laid befor, the EIouf.
letter from The Secretary of the Navy,
encloiag Report from the Commliliouers
of navy pentions.
Ordered to be printed.
Mr.. Mitchell! pretsncd a petition from
flndry manufactures OF cork, praying hat
inlead of an ad vaIoren daty, at preienc
laid on imported corks, there iilouIi be a
;pecifc duty impofed.
Referred TO he committee OF Commerce
and Manufactures.
The Fioule received itfelf into COM
Inittcc Of the whole, Mr.. Varnum IN tac
chair, on the report on the petition or
Samuel Corp.
The fol!squiug Is The Report gtEe comm:i-
he IF Conmeret and Mna4ta74rs5s
+" That il appears TO the COMMITTEES,
that the petitioner was intcre}cd in nip
which failed for London early in the year
1899, for tie purpcfe ofplychadog car
go proper for the New Orleans market,
That the lhip arrived in the month OF Az
gaR following at New York, having 81
board a cargo agreeably TO order, nooe OF
which was intended to be landed within
the United States. Thar The captains
nanieef, which he prefensei TO the col.
lcstor, declared his cargo for expofratioe;
Dat not having made the laae declaration
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lican. At tt..t time the Ffench Tad pos
ltiIion Of thar place.
December IL.
Arrived yefcrday, Aaip James chaad-
Ter, from IEamburgh. Lc:r there, hip
Margaret, Horton, Of tbs port; and
fehr. -, Yoolridgc, ct h4sblehral.
Sailed in company witch the pegafus, jer-
~, for Charleston; brig Belons, Deiano,
fer New York; and brig Reifey, White,
COR philadelphia. The fbip Magifrate,
Paterfon, Of Bottom, failed 5 days before
the Taa,cs, for the lie Of May. Capf.
c. law number cf Bntiih trigases in
the Channel, but did not fpeak any Of
then.
Arrived Chr. Sally, Callcw, fron n.
c. BY a Pilot boar arrived this evening
which left Hampton roads on Sunday eve
iag lat, we learn there were 20 veac.s ia
lie Bay bound up.
TIE fh.p Montczuma, Dehiell, for
E.eghora; Aurora, Pullman for Alicant;
hip Fame, Bullock, for Liibon; fnow
John and T.feph, S.ocket, for Gibraltar /;
Bremen fhi2 Ochelbaam, GaJen, for BEr-
men; trig BctGey, Fitch, for Aux Cages;
all tso'a his port, went TO Tea on Ihua-
day lat with The wind at north wett.
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clara,ion Of var III 1905 The admi-
raj alledg.d the, Bsinaw having captured
Sweaitli property to a comfortable amount
could not poitibly have any claim againtt
Sweden.
/" I know the Baihaw Of Tripoli has
made an effort 20 conclude treaty with
the Uaited States Of America through the
medium Of Algicrs, and SIN very much
initaken, il there are net at this moment
other plans ander confederation, as fe-
veral OF the Bafhaw's 2daercnts cudea-
vor to gain his confidence by fusgcaing
them
'eCn the hight of the 18th inf. depart
ed two gallio.s (quar;es galiies) 10 csuize
along ihorc, il is faid they are IN quea
Of lome American yeaeis that are At Sula.
lssvtraR IF zttfer Jfsn J0nr, L<axaer
Cat5carf, III. csslai ST TIE Uaii<d
STATS IF America al 4flgier;, 70 tie
Secretary Of State, dated q Legbera,
4tb Jny, 1907.
6 You will plcafc 10 obferve that the
ctnizers Of Tr;poli have been frequently
at Tea fncc the war commenced, and
thence conceive the danger our merchant
hips have been expofed 70. From the
returns Of our conluls yoa will be inform
ell Of the extent Of or commerce in this
Tea, wh;chnev,r was 60 yaluable, as it vas
ar the period and fnce the Baihaw Of Tri-
poll commenced hoaiIi,ies. | have ieen
twenty four fail Of American vedels in
Ills port at once lat year, two thirds OF
whom were unarned. Can the w;.iom of
government deyiie no means either 70 pre-
vent the cruizers Of Tripoli from putting
to lea, or our merchant ihips from PaGing
up the Mediterranean unarmcd and with
out convoy is II net po!lible TO psohi-
b;t them, for thir own fakes) from com
Ing pat Gibraltar unlels armed fuaicient
~ to defend themaclves when three or four
arc together, or under convoy of lome Of
our ihips of war -
!" The Bathaw of Tripoli fcems diiPof
ed 10 enter into treaty with US, bar lp-
on what terms he has not yet declared.
Mr.. Eaton informs me thar a proportion
OF peace on the part Of tie Ba1naw OF ri
poll, came thropghsh The Bey Of Tunjs when
it vas pyopoied thae the latter thould be
media;or and guarantee. Mr.. Eaton an
fvered chat We prefer peace 10 yer whta
We can obtzin Is On t3aorable terms, but
not cth4rwiie.'
F,9w No. 9, daf<1at Legl5rz, july 18Th
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Freq No. 9, dafe1at Legl5r1, Jay 1871

g On the roth inttanr, NJ. Appleton
and myfclf endsayorel to JAtiiaie the
Matters Of ve.leis now 10 porf, from fail
iog until f5me Of Our frigages OF thoie OF
Saeden arsiyc 70 take them under convoy,
but without efeG}, they feem ar Ptcient,
IS they ever have lesmed, inten; upon gain
only, withou, properly approaching the
gilqoe.''
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Sir, I AN, &c.
RICHARD C'BRIEN.

"By comparing this with Mr.. Nor
deiine S letter it would appear, that more
Crn:zsrs than the two Gzlhes are out !;
but can hardly believe il poilble, that
they could evsde the diligence of two
i,usdrons, or that they have en'erpEize
70 attempt it without any thing but row
boats flcb as the Gallies.
"Mr. Cathcar., il is reported, heard
fbut not authenticated BY official aathori
ny that Lieutenant Sterrett, IN the En-
Irspfizc has rec.p:ured a Sw:de. God
fcna il may be true."
II. Ss continued.
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their vefiels 10 porf, notwithstanding the
national consequences of their capture be-
ing fully explained 10 them. therefore
melnme that this point merits the inmcdl-
ate determination of government, and
that poitive inaruttions ought TO be Civ
en- TO all coafuIs in the Mediterrancaa, in
order that they may know waether they
hare power 70 retain the veilels of their
natioa in port, as che coniuls of all other
nations have, or whether they are to per
mir them 10 fail after being informed Of
war being declared sgain.t Us by any Of
the Barbary States
Exras 5rgm Mr. Its 3e.ter to Mr..
Catbsarf, dated az Tnfof, {raa TIE
lztb Marcb TO Ike 3ofb .49uA 1909.
IRIPoLI, March II, 1902.
IS The Bafhaw expects The trisase for
merly commanded by Mugad Rsiz, ard
blockaded by The fhiPs Of the United
States at Gibraltar, from Tangier, with
a cargo Of corn, having ent an Ainbsfa-
dor to loicit The favor from the amgeror
of Morocco"
aSth, was launched a zebeek Of 4
gnns which IS TO be fitted out as a cruz
zcr.'
g The Bsfksw had taken tie opiuion
of his councillors in writing relative 10
the American war !; only ii. &c were op-
pofed to it. Side Mahauet Dagoize, tie
Grand Kaya ard another whom do noe
knew.
500 The arrival Of The Americas 81.
gates before Tripol;, The Batllaw I'egan 70
reAeta on The advice he had received
nov the icene is changed, Marad Raj,
The CHIEF promoter Of the war is in very
low eaima,ion !; his companion Raiz Squfy
has literally crank hinlelf into he osAor
world about a mcn5h age, & Alufad was
IN a fair way to follow him when a li'tle
recollection alade him abiain from liquor
fome days"
April 2zd. It IS currently fcforled,
that the Baihaw intends TO fit oct FIVE
cruizers, three quarter galiiea, a guer-
Iingwieh or Polacre that returned from
a cIuize with prize few days ago, &
a zebeek."
{. April sosh. l have to inform you
that two quarter gsllies CT IS oais and 4
carriage cues and 4 fsivels manned with
from 90 10 50 men each, oae commanded
bv Raiz Halifs, ard the other by Kalz
Clmen Canditio, ale ready TO fail upon a
oruize.
Exfua ef4 letter fron Mr..
10 fr. Catbeart, dated al lnf9i, Ny
10. 1902.
aoa he evening Of the 1T infant, tie
can(n;s were iasnnoned TO the cattle, Y hth
sbs Bsfhaw ia he prsience OF the two oSe-
d;(b officers la.ed The ereafmcat he bad
received from Sweden lfare he conolotlon
of Toroqaie's treaty, and compares his
treatment 10 ,hesn free 'has period, ana
ended his alterations, by sfSms Y he
hsd nor fafieieAf reaion to declare va a
as;na that nation, and then folea;nly &C.
Cared that he never intended 10 en;eF into
.nosher treaty with Sweden. war was
- be declared the nsxs day, nevertheless
i was poifponed 10 the ssh init. n hePes
rbst hv continuing the negociation an ac-
camn,pa.asion would rake place, brs The
D.,m;rsi would not Ii}sn 10 aey refn's 5us
,hofe he Propoifd which was as , ,.4 /; !,
:. 7rh. sweailh prifoneEs 70 be l!5sFatea
without. rsHesn; peace 70 De eissbi.ihed
without paying any conhde1ai'on 'a'S.
yer for il as projects or atlle."'is, oi,.'
The zue terms as il was before Ing &c
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D 0 c U NJ E N T S
ACCOM- ANYING tbs
Communication 0ff IKE

PRESIDENT OF THE U. STATES,
TO BOTH HOUSES OF CONGRESS.
Made tbs 1878 day IF Deesm5e,, 1907.
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N Q T | G. E.

THE. Creditors of JAMES BACON, Bank
rupt, having appointed me Atfienee Of his
-Elate add Effects, all Perfons indebred to him
are reoueied TO make immediate Payment, and
thofe who hold any Of his Property to deliver
the fame to me.
GEORGE YOUNG, AfIignee.
NIB. Thofe accounts which are not fettled
before the frft of November next, will indil-
be put In iuit.
Sept. II. osos
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October s.
i en- Dollars Reward.


ID AN AWAY from the Subicriber, during
IN the lait haryeit, Negro Man named
ABRAHAM. He is a Cooper by trade, be-
feec fevea or eight inches high his tech very
nlach Gecayed. greatly addicted 60 drunkenet.,
and when 10 extremely taikatiye.-A fear or the
hae.a OF his right hand, occa6oned by cut
received from the cooper's howell, when at,s ork,
makes HIM remarkable AS he has been teen
al work il hexssdria, about the wharves and
cooper's ibops, it is expected he may be eaiily
taken fhe above Reward viii BE given to
any reTfaa FOE experimenting the fad Negro,
anu ieeuring HIM in the neareR Jail, 10 that
ges nm sgain, or Twenty Dollars if Delivered
TO me IL this town.
ROBERT LEWls.
Frederick fburg, Sept. ~, DIS
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Ten Dollars Reward.

D AN AWAY from the subfcriber, on Sun
IN day morning, The cd init. an Apprentice
bay 10 the CcopeF's buGnets. named JAa9ES
LIZ sES, eighteen years Ct age lalt Auguit,
about dve feet enc inch high, brown complexion.
walks With his knees turned IN. Had On when
ne went away agrey Bath coating jacket, thick
let waite at AID cznaburgh trcw1crs, Eur ropk
ether clothes With him. Whoever recugns him
70 the Sumtri6er illali recdiys the afovt Reward,
and al rsaf race charges, or filteeu DuiaIs if
taken 20 miles ffom Alexandria.
CHARLES JAMESON.
NIB. Ali matters Of yeEeIs are orewazael
froTn. sargyiaE hitn Il.
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public 5ale.
On TUESDAY,,

:, ~ o,elssk, ayiH be laid at the Teadxf
Steys,
Rum in hoglheads and barrels.
Whikey in barrels,
Gin in cafks and barrels,
PORT wine in calks,
NIolaGes in hhds.
Sugar in hhds and bis.
White and brown foap in boxes,
Chocolate in boxes,
Coffee in tierces and bags,
RaiGns in kegs and boxes.
Queens Ware in crates, Handsomely
iGOEted,
ALSO,
4 variety Of DRY GOODS,
AMONG WHICH ARE
Super6ne cloth and Keriimeres,
Narrow Cloth, and Flannels,
Inih Linens, and Oznahurgs,
Sail duck Of different qualities,
Chintzes and calicoes,
Cambsick and Cotton fhawls,
India Muffin and Table Cioalhs,
colOured threads ard towing fiks,
Ribbons, Hats, and
Anumber OF other articles.
P. G.. MARSTELLER,
October s.. Tsnoac- Matter.
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To be S O L D.

By virtue q q Deed Of T1gq from
Samuel Cooper to TIE Sub/lri5tr, fer The
purple Of payiaS 6edt due J,om The
.Jaia Samuel Caoper 70 PHILIP G. Mar
teller, qval psffively be expoled 10 Sale,
jar ready money, on Friday The nd aey.
Of October, ar 4 o'lhek, P. N. en- the
PremJfs,
A PIECE OF GROUND,
With the APPuRrENANcEs Gtuate in
the town OF Alexandria, on the north hde
of King itreet, and TO the wefwa,d OF
Patrick itreet, fronting On King ftreet "a
feet, and running back 100 feet to the
Alley.
THOMAS SWAMI.
O4ober e d
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SALE bp Sutton.

On WEDNESDAY,
II 10 s'eloek, 9ual IL iold at The Vfsdae
Snrs, ids carer q Kiag an Us,an
Streets.
Rum in hhds. and barrels,
Whiky in barrels,
Apple Brandy in barrels,
Gin in caiks,
Wine ID pipes and quarter caiks,
Molahes in hhds.
Sugar in hhds. and barrels,
White and brown Soap In boxes,
Coffee in csiks and bags,
Raihns in kegs and boxes,
Queens Ware, and
A variety of DRY GOODS.
THOS. PATTON, AaL7jaueer.
October o.
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agsiu usgias you 10 make kno7vs aAtbsJs
oarJsafimeut, 10 the trsfaent.
Since the above lpeeeb aVas DELIVERED,
there has hen tqyo otber meetings be<tqveeu
the Inhabitants of tbi: Place and the In
aiaps, principally forfbe fuyayssf iudas-
ing tbem beaceabJ 10 dsl;ger up tb. o6Gsu-
der nJail, mil The evenf sftbe oaphea.
tiouto the prefdsut 6aHbs made kao5vu---
altbousb zmfb great relaaauee, tbey cou-
Ieated to grOe him up.
.4ttbs/s /ubh9aenf meetings, tbey Jaiv
eoxtmaedto mga in lang lfseebe;, upou
Their entire iudrpeudeaee Of the fate Of
tNequ. 1oyk, and declaredtheir intention Of
goug Immediately to Hilary, to have a
coafsreucr qyab the G,vfrusr, as zgrH up
on tie ya5iet7, as ,slat.7,s 10 The Lale o.f
tier lands on Niagara ,iver, ab0ut qObicb
fbsy hare been in negotiasioa toryoms lime
paF.
1t is their iafention ia rem~m in Al6any,
uujla communication, 4vbieb they haze
regretted tke Prsfdsut to make TO tie
Govt,no, upon the /u5jsl7, @aA tie re-
eeivsd there that their miud5 qvbicb at
prslsnt are much egitated, my be Jet at
ref, Lpeea'J as paFbh.
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NEW. BEDFORD, AusuA II.

We are informed from Martinique, that
the French Governor and fuite arrived
there about the 10th July. and that The
French troops were daily expected, TO take
podtfion of the Iland. The Markets were
dull for American produce; Flour which
had been as high as II a 10 dollars, had
fallen TO 10. Wet India produce high.
When capt. Price left Havre, we under
ftand proyliions were plenty and cheap,
except Flour: and owing to large impor-
tations, that article had become very dull.
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BOSTON, Aug IS.

Arrived the regular trading ihip Job
Adams, John Wood, efq. commander, in
81 days from Liverpool. Left there,
Warrington, Belano, for Bottom, TO fail
Ausuit Packer Trotr, do. Auguf To-;
Fame, Trots, of Wiica1et, for Bottom,
July H.; Levans Eaaerbrook, for do he
fame day; Golden Age, Nye, of Ply
mouth, for Bofoa, Auguf 10 Sally
Weber, for Charlelton, Augna 10 j;
Thorn Cyrus, Bryant, for do. Auguf / (;
Live Oak, Dyer, fordo. do. Boyne, SAT-
ford, for do. Angue 10; George ard
Harriet, Fenno, for Norfolk, Auguf !;
Betfey, FJGef, for do. Felicity, Reed,
for Alexandria, Augua 10 Brutus,
Bunce, for do. July IS Logan Macy,
for New York, AugultlIo ;Sanusl Elan,
Noble, for do. do. Alegany, Paddock,
for do. to fail with thu John Adams !;
Union, Starbuck, for DO. Auguf De-
light, Gotta, for do. do. Liberty, Mores,
for do. do. Be;fey, Allen, for do. do.
Phiipburg, Lefingwell, for do. Go. A.
meri2an Eagle, Carberry, for do. July
IS; Brotaers, Hall, for do. AugoG F.;
Ocean, Smith, fox do. do. franklin, Jane
ton, of Portland, for Philadelphia. July
Il Prudence, Arundel, for do. do.
John and Alice, Whi.edde, fer do. Aug.
I; India, Hathaway, from ditto
Augutt 70 New. York, Seward, for do.
Auguf 4 Roebuck, Ki.ley, for do.
Aagut /; Harriet, Holbrook, for Ba!ti-
nole, to iail fame day with John Adams !;
Almv, Saow, for do. Ansuf r; Venus,
Dathield, for do. do. Rebecca, Neill, for
40. July 80; General Green, Miller tor
do.
Same day came up from the quarantine,
brig Apollo, Woodbury., from Denerara,
IS days. Left there, Peggy, Perkins,
Of Kenebunk, to fail in 5 days; brig
-, Sal:er, of Portfmouth, to fail in
3 days brig -, Barnes OF do. TO
fail ina few days; Auguit 5s..,, fpoke
fchooner Experiment, Perry, from Balti-
more, for Aux Cages.
.AuguR zo.
The brig Hope captain Plant, Of New
Haven, foundered at Tea, on the 18th Ju-
ly; crew taken up by Captain Hunt from
Portland, and Carried TO St. Croix.
The brig Friends of Newport is LOFT
near Port Royal, but a fmall part of her
cargo or rigging will be fayed.
The Philadelphia, Cooper OF and from
Philadelphia, is run aground in the scheldt,
and the greatsf part of her cargo lot.
Ship Minerva, Jones, for Bottom, failed
from Liverpool, July S, Che has arrived at
Newburyport.
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GRAVESEND, IuIY 7.

Arrived, Birmingham, M'Carty, Bal
timore Darlington, Wardroper, New
York Wellington, Scott, Charleaon !;
Dolph'a, flIRer, Savannah !; July II,