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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-06-03

Robert B. .Jameaon,
06srytor Sale an eD0rtmext Of Liqaars,
and Grsesr;s5, eoniGqiag Of
Freh Teas, loaf and Mulco-
vado fugars,
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-08-23
Mr.. 1rNks.

In confequence Of the intimation in your la[t,
we herewith enclote YOU a fcae of Talents aud
Beauty. In the former are nferted two gen
tlemen from York county. who frequent our
Courts, and with whom We prolefs TO be ac-
quainted; herefdoe may be app led to gentle
men of the B4r in Portland and Bottom We
pretend not to an intimate acquaintance, neither
do we preiume to declare the fcale pert fed one ;
but men of judgment, dfcernment, and iufor
nation of character have been confuited, and
upon the whole we conclude it will be confi
as bearing Camp nat unotEciaL
In the other tcaie we have introduced fonne
who have recently taken the vows of Hymen,
but whole names are Gill familiar and a few
who ref il not in town, but are Incorporated in
our circles and excite equal inteTef with thoie
who do A fcale Of this caf could not Be form.
ed which would be acknowledged correct by
any tribunal. Our opinions of female perfonal
excellence are as various as the petitions whence
we behold, and the medium through which we
furvey We therefore thought it not proper to
Judge alone, and after united and mature con-
fideratioo, miaute and attentive comparilon, we
tubmit the following for application.
Height Of perfection being 10.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-08-23

rear III, c.rtcr IN the fea coafs as any place
that is g convenieni for court. Limsri,k i
about third of tie way up the county. II
or two Supreme Courts were eaabiiIhed il
thtf- two towns, eve.y impartial rJAn (even
,hofs in York aad Kitle-y) mua think it would
oe iua. Frsebuig Is about half the way fron
Kennebunk to the upper cad of he county /,
and there ought TO be held Court of Common
Pleas. Thofe in the lower end of the county
may think il would be to1 much TO travel Up
there once year ;-then is It not unreaionab.e
to make thole as far again come down as far
as thsy do at Preleut, FIVE times year The
ditance ought TO be confidered as well as the
population. as you would b. done by.
EQUITY.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-08-23
sAxEM, AUG. II


Captain Leach, of Beverly, came pafenger
from Gibraltar in the fhip Sterling, arrived al
Newport, and gives the fame account refpeaing
the hoaility OF Morocco TO the United States,
as is under the Providence head and adds,
that the Swedith Conful was ordered away at
the fame time with the American. He flrther
informs, that the Tripolitans had taken Swed-
ith and an American vehel, the latter fuPpoied
to be of Philadelphia the Swediih they dif-
nantled, taking out The crew, aud turned adritt,
bur carried in the Americ .----He mentions
The capture Of the Portuguefe trigate by the
Alegerine frigate Crefcent that after one
broadde fhe made no defence that the Cap
tain was unable 10 keep either officers or men
to their quarters and that the laughter which
took place was chiefly after the Algerines
boarded.
The hoaility of the Moors puts the commerce
of the United States in The Mediter ranean to
great hazard. The Fl uation of Morocco, on
the Gut of Gibraltar, enables them 70 annoy
our vehels with their gun boats, in the fame
manner as the Spaniards have lately done
There is reafon 10 fear that Tome yenels from
this port may be at Mogadore, and thus fall
into the hands Of the Moors. 1t is TO be hoped
that our government will take fome fpeedy
ftePs to re-eRablilh peace, and fave our fellow
citizens.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-08-23
Fs, TBNKs' PORTLAND GAZETTE.
COURTS IN YORK COUNTY.

For the eOnfdtrataou oftbs County of 1crk.
MUCH has been done and fad, 70 etabliih
courts 70 that the county may be better accom-
modated, and much reed there is that it lhould
be. To make fome partial alterations, win
not fatisfy the main part Of the county. Every
impartial man will think new arrangement is
neceHary. Thole who iohabit the populous
towns ought to be willing TO meet their country
brethren at iome reafonabe place. II would
be unjulf always 10 bring them down TO the
lower end of the county bscaufe the poPulaoe
can govern.
Thoie who are acquainted with the county,
know tha, il is very long. Kennebunk is as
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-08-23

A new fpecies Of oats, which, from The cir.
cumaance cfthe feed having been hllt dfeoyeTe I'd
in po,atoe field, is called the potatoe CAT, IS
in general requef and culture in fome of the
nothern provinces Of Great Britain, it is round
full grain, relembing barley in ize, with re-
mark be thin lhell, and the bufhel Of it weighs
about ten pounds more than like msafure OF
any other ipecies Of ofeats.-L0nd, "a.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-08-23
PORT OF PORTLAND.

SUNDA1-, AUGUST ~ za--Arrived Brig Lucy,
Blanchard, matter, z3 days ON Cape francois
Schr Iris Capt Dennis, Of lptwich, 10 fail IN days,
-Capt. Thacher Of Bottom, to fail in ten days.-Brg
- Capt. Moody Of Bath, TO fail in rs days, Salem
Brig iutt arrived and evcraI Tail Of outhern veeis.-
Flokr Dollars per barrcIi. per cent dntes on all
provihons Boards 90 dollars and on the fall
The blacks had riien on the whites at Port au PAX
days before Capt Blanchard left the Cape and Killed
two hundred of them-No troops had arrived Gnce
March, but were erpeGed daily.
The Herald Widrage, OF this port was left at the
Havana Iuly u, 10 fail in fix weeks Ocean, do. jun
arrived Exchange, MAnwarrsn, Bolton detained by
government
In lat s9, 4, brig Hope, ~ days from wicafes
for Cadiz, was ipdken July Io-Juiy z3, lat. 46,
capt. Clough, Of Wilcalet foi Leiih.
SALEM, A4ggRio.
Arrived the brig Eunce, Capt Bcnjamin shaber,
40 days from Mogadore July IS lat AZ, a.: n len
"a, AZ W. psffed veflci bottom up, appeared TO he
about fifty feet keel broad bottom, thin keel part Of
her fern under water had hole in her bottom, which
appeared be cut bottom black aud few banacles
il Aug II. Cape Ann bsaring W bY y so leagues
dilance fpokc the fchosner Ravsn ErgsI Gays 'Tom
Portland, bsuad TO surtinsn.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-08-23

1T Court Of Common Pleas fer TIE cenaty ar Ca1y-
berlasd, dfgE1 and boidsn at Portland, eoitBia
and far (1ia county Of 'Cna5e,Lard, ca ibs third
Tnsjaay Of .TEre, a D. 1902
nN the penton Of loHS PEARcg and WILLIAM
~ PEAKce, both Of Northy armoutb, ia tie county
OF Cumberland, hulbandmen f1ewing-ThAt they ar.
iDtereRcd in common with others them unknown ia
the following tract parcel of land w.t. the TWO
huadred and eighty acre fquadron, numbered nine
ituate and lying in the Gore, 70 called ID Norhyar-
mouth aforelsd-That they fczed Or the aforelad
tract Of land in the following proportioa: The fad
John Pearce hundred and twenty one acres di-
vdng laid f9uadron into nine equal parts beng three
flsrcs and t~enty ieht acres and the faid wi liam
Pearce in hundred and thirty acres aud one third
Of acre, being -four flares and acres Of tie und
vided fquadron, aforeiad and that they are de-
iirous that their feVera kares ia the prende NAV Be
le off 10 then TO ho,d IN ieveraty aud therefore, prsv
ing thar three Ave eehoiiers may be apDotntcd 10
le off their fhares therein aud divlde the ss from
the ref--
ORDERED, That the petitioners caure the faversl
perlons int ereted in fsd eGac and being within fhz
State, The Auornes 81 fuch are ablent and rcG1-
ing within The state, be duly notified Of laid petition
by (erving them pcrfonaIy with copy thereof ~
leaving copy their dwelling houfe or Ian place of
abode by nfcrtng the luhtance of the fine III one
Of the public newpapers, that they nav have
oppo tunity to make their exception this Court next
TO be holden at Newgouceler on the third Tuelday
OF Ottobcr next, to their granting the fame
(16) Attcf, SAMUEL FREEMAN, CleyE.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-08-23

II morrow, AM Gould they venture GU, |
|sooe 70 give you better account of them.
FThe Aleerincs haze taken leveral Bsitiih mer-
.<ban,men; N p Of the lrs and one frigate,
IN this place in confsquenoe for Algiers, a
|f.w days ago. We are called 70 get under
-. 70 is the venel that viii carry this. So
al. u, &C."
4 I.st,ers received in this city yeaerday from
Is wanna, mention. that the Inendant ltill con
N con6ne nens 10 the Moro, by order of
80 Governor and thai -four was telling al the
|5I,yanna for thirty dollars per barrel.
NETWORK, AUG. II.
The Mayor addrehed letter to the French
Hxrommia4ry, requsainS that none of the ne.
90 fllaves or PEilonersj on board the frigates
|k, k,om Guadaloupe might be fuffered to land ;
4 "a rececei the mot fatisfaaory aGur ance
- ihould not-and this aGurance was kindly
foIoved by the removal of La Coniolante from
80 city again to the Quarantine Ground.
II The French national veff-ls here, are, La
tronlolante. La Vo!ontaire, and corvette Sal,
smaodre :-Thole expected are, La Cockade,
II, Romaine, and lie Cert. The blacks on
ko,rd thofe which have arrived, were carried
- Carthasena, in Spanih America, but not
-Iswed to he Landed Orders are now ex
scetasd as TO their difpoftion. The fquadrou
rant a fupply of proviGons, to be paid for
"a hills. Provfons are abfslutely neceGary.
What can they do if their bills are refuled
1be knowledge Of their predicament has cre-
4,ted fome curious reports.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-08-23
LINCOLN & KENNEBEcK BANK.

The following gentlemen are chofen Direa,
ors of this bank ;-Sias Lee, Abel Wood, Jun.
David Psyfou, Mofcs Carlton, jun. James
Bridge, William King, Peleg Tolman, Tho
mas Agry, and John o. Page.-We underitand
that Silas Lee, Efd is chofen PreGdent.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-08-23

THFATRF-The Wyf Irfsr, and Irtit = Yarifo, ad-
adverttd for the benefit of Mr.. and MRS Bgnal have
long been favorte pieces. 1t may be expeStcd their
feitGt'on will be rewarded, complimens 70 the
judgment Of thoie who viht the theatre.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-08-23
Bosros. AUG. 20.

We learn that Capt Smith, who has arrived
at Quarantine Road from Cadiz, confirms the
hoaile petition Of the Moors towards the United
States, but furniihes nothing furthsr of capt.
M'Nel's affair in the Mediterranean.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-08-23

Advertisements are ifued by the French
CommiiarIes IN this country, inviting theFrench
citizens rehdent in America to give in their
votes on the queftion, Shall Napolean Bona
parte be Coniul for life %
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-08-23

FIRST EASTERN DISTRICT.

we nave received but few votes in zdditios
TO mole Publiihed in our lat. The returns at
the secretary office are TO be completed t6is
day. The refnlt of the election will therefore
DC known in few days. There is reafon TO
fuPPofe Mr.. Thatcher, the federal candidate, i S
cholen.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-08-23
COAL.

The praaiee of forcing the earth for PIT or
ffoiil col, common in European countries,
&ought to prevail in every part of the United
States. A jointed augur is uied with iuch
IN innrument the ground has been perforated
acc fathoms. Ceal has already been found 10
Nova Scotia. and in Virginia. II is not proba-
pie the intermediate grou9d is wholly deiti'
Etute Of Il.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-08-23
PRovIDEHcE, AUG. +.
INTERESTING.


The fh:p Sterling, capt Tory, is arrived at
H. .kewpor, from Gibraltar, which fhc left the I'd
|.a~sf July, and brings the following important in
|fr1elligence -
|flI On the z4th of June arrived at Gibraltar,
F~sssrom Tangiers, Mr.. Simpfon Couful of the
United States, having been ordered to depart
from, thence al only one hours notice.-This
order was in confequence of not complying with
:. i demand of the Emperor of Morocco, to grant
L. xoavoy for feveral Of his vedes, laden with
~, wheat, bound 70 TrpoIi, and the releai- and
convoy Of the TriPotan fhiP, then at Gibraltar,
|rs.. no pais unmoleIted with her crew The dan
IT, eer by the Conful and Commodore Morris WAS
eonGdered 70 great in pading the Streights by
hhe gun boats, that the latter, with the frgate
n. 6heiapeake, came out with only three lbps !;
b there being an order from the Emperor t? fit
b. Dis armed craft Immediately againt the Amer-
F,tur<cans.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-08-23

public dinner was given to Col Humphrey, a
Newburyport, on Thurfday lat. by a number of ref
pcetable gentlemen of that town
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-08-23

The Ladies and Gentlemen Of Portland and its Vi
cinity RESPECTFULLY informed thai The Company be-
ing under engagement 10 perform III Providence on
MONDAY next, they viii play hit three nights more ia
Portland the pSeeut feslon viz This Evening, Mon
day AUeuf g.. Tomorrow (Tuelday,) and poGtive.v
for the lat time Wednefjsy.
.<-<%s~ss @,-s-
99arrtso.
AT Northyarmou b, by A. r. Mitchell Efo. Mr.
7. BIZ RgEtR to Nils Saty'Stn555.
zTz=zz--------------
Dieu
N this town on Tuefday a, MIS- 4fna Ciiat.z, aged
"A, wife Of Mr.. John Clinton
At Northyarmouh Mr.. San4rl 7aat, aged 20, fon
Of MIR. Lenuel Tuck He cd lhortly after his arr-
val from the Wen Indies fuppoieI OF the yellow fever.
Captain VAa.s Burto7, Of News soceiter matter Of a
packet from Northyarmouth, who took IN a load OF
Coffee from the above ve1e died at Bolton, immedi
atey on his arrival there, aged as
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-08-23
uaites 9.rtrs -D.aris al rs.


AuCUsT Ig, ISla.
MOIlCE is hereby given to the
Il ' Creditors of GEORGE rY-ER. af gs- rf fr
fac y nriG, Merchant. and ARDszR G0uf ID nr
place called Peslsf AE,pafsia Gore n l.a liHri.t.
Msrehant, againR shom commtli rs Of 3 .-ubtry
have culy ifusd aud proceeded upon. thar tacs may
he heard, If they iaiok ft before the Juice s. fl
Dhsri Court the RI Tsf2py p S-ssester uext ~
the Cs4rt HUE IN Wge15sf, againe mesug aai sioeng
Cefu6esse of D;lchsree lAa Bsnkrap before
which time exceptions 10 fuch allowance may be Il.
hibtsd.
n,v,o svw,,r T4gs eftts Dgfria
DAfiD sew ALL, 81 y U-..
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-08-23
Dortlano,
MoNDAr, AUcusT u, 1909.

Go Gorrsfpounents.
me NEroRM" IL yeeeivss and Pail 6aVs a FIX. ia
@ mkt
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-08-23
BOSTON, AUG TO.

r. BOSTON, AUG. 10.
80 The American fquadron in The Meiiterrane-
,os an, is commanded by Commodore Merits -
!. lit is compofed, believe, OF the Chelapsake,
J.,r,Eof a. the Confellation, of 56 the Adams,
.,fcf 81 +; the BoRon, of 81; and the Enterprise,
pr't 81 q guns
:" Accounts from the Wet Indies mention,
i. t,that the French were taking poHt fIion Of To
,sa bago.
-. Ar the date of the lat accounts from the
-. Cape, Gen. Macdonald, with 1900 troops
- hiom France, were lying too off the Cape,
- waiting orders at what place TO land
I~ Capt Harris from Liibon, failed ia conpa-
S@ ny with two Porsuguefe figates bound TO the
Mediterranean. The Porlugoefe are greatly
provoked at the lofs of their frigate, taken By
~ the Algeines; and have iiIued frefh orders to
their naval comm anders, to ufe the utmol ac-
tivity in their operations againa thole pirates.
LE#
n11 The coat Of Italy is faid "a be continually
! Dfinfefed with pirates. The Pope has ordered
artillery to his part of the flores to afford what
t~ protection he can againR them.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-08-23

/ The frigate Ia Conlelante, Of 4s guns, has
arrived OF Newyork. About ten days previous
60 her arrival fac parted with four other fri
gates, all defined to fome port in the United
States, for proyiiions, They are expected at
Newyork.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-08-23
HEALTH OFFICE.


MALIGNANT FEVER.
Since our report of the 14th we have to OBJ
ttrve that John Gale, Puts freet, who fickcned
Che / 8, died the IS.
Stephen Melcher, Walhirgton-areer, remains
seonvaleieent
William varrel, Warrington Greet, Gckened
Che Is, and is now convaleicent.
Il Sally MCarry, Water .freet, daughter OF the
late Mrs. MuchmoIe, fckened the 8, and died
the 10.
We are happy TO obferve that no new cafes
has happened the laft eight days and that there
are no iuiPieious cafes at prefent. So remark
sabls is the weather, that we confidently hope
lthe fever is at an end.
I ELISHA Isl Low Low ;,
\ ). SHERBURNE,
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-08-23

a LAD, about IA or IS years Of
4 n age, iswanted 70 attend in fore. Onc from
the country would be preferred Go1d cacoursge-
ment will be given. Inquire OF the Printer.
"Pe,fas4 Asg4f "a.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-08-23
GpGaGRG,
UKioN HAzL-PoRrL6ND.

PgftiVey the Lgf night but fz0o !.
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pool; Swift, Gillender, IAs Of France; Mer-
curry, Richards, St. Johns, Newfoundland;
Herkemer, Joy, Hayre de Grace; Draper,
Noble, Greenock briggs Juliana, vanduym,
New Orleans; Horatio, Lans, File OF Mays;
Sch'rs Sally s. Maria, Stocking, HAVANA /;
Iohn, Steed, Norfolk.
Cleared, fhip Perseverance, Ccggsfhall,
Am!iefdam.
Big Juiiana, vanduym, (as quarantine
ss days from New Orleans. Off the Belize,
the day capt. v. JAILED, fpoke fch'r Sukey,
and Polly, out ~ days from this port,
bound 10 New. Orleans. Left at the Belif>,
flip Patterfon, Abrams, OF Providence, r.
I. and the lhip 49,, Combs, OF Norwich,
Col. The brig Ceres, Of this Port was ly
ing there defined for the Wet. Indies. Left
at New Orleans, brig Hove, Larks, OF Phi
ladelphia bound to Liverpool; fiip I homas,
Wilton, Jones, OF do. and brig Marie, Of
Newport, r. /.
Ship Draper, Noble, (at qurantine) 50
days from Greenoek. Left there, on the
nth May, fhips Warrington for New York,
and Sufannah nf Carleton. May 18th poke
brig Peggy Of New York, bound FROM fhiia.
deIphia to Amferd: m.
Schooner Sally Maria, Stocking, (rnea-
toned in our lat 10 be atauai entine) days
from the Hayannah. Left about u Aasrl.
can veflsls. amongit which were, ~ Q Rhode
Hand Schooners jult arrived with horiss !;
hip --, Lovingly, of Bottom; the Eliza
Fiber, Of N. York, failed for ST. Jago de
Cuba 10 day. before the Sally Maria.
Ship American, Sherry, in 4S DAYS from
Liverpool. Sailed in company with the
Wilmington; and Superb, Hammond, tor
do. Left at Liverpool the Ontario, Gardiner,
for New York, TO fail in June; Atlantic,
Chew, Tor do. Fame Lewis, Baltlncrs, 10th
June, Fame. Trott, Bottom. lst or June;
Confidence, Bsdnlan, do. 18th June; Lucy
Lamont, Charlrfon |; Merehant Curtis,
Portland, 18th, Franklin, Jamif n, Phila-
phia. 1874 Tom, Turner, dc 18TH !;
Margaret, Gardn.r, of Philadelphia, fcr
France, May ssth, May a9h, in lat. 46,
iang. II. fpo<e the American Eagle, Car
berry, for Livcrp. Of, June 10th in LAT. 4a,
.ong. 81, fpoke tie Samuel Elan, Noble,
or Liverpool. aad, in lat ~, long. So,
poke brig Heetor, Allen, cut days from
fSalen bound 10 Gibraltar.
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Nay. BEDFORD. fane as.

4rnVsd, lbip Maria, Paddock, Pacific
Ocean, 70 days fr0m Conception Bay, on
] The eoaf If Chi, and dst 20 from The
falkland Hands. We bave reeeivsd The
tollo4ving 0ceoaas Of vsDsh. Left at Gil
iipagos lRasas, Nsv. II, Hips Renoava,
GeGu, avnb 500 5bA. oil; Ra6y, Sz0ain,
900; Brotbers, Foyer, 600. On Ae
esaf ofCbai, H.p,a 2, Lea, 4l<x, 10.
1T C0acepfisu, A2ra 4, Auns, Coleman,
1900; Wa,sbam, Gzuinu, 100; Han
nab and ELza, so; Colambia, Fitch,
5000 Rms. The dine, Warsbam, and
II. and Elza, qvere detained b. tie Spa
u;a,ds, ard zvsre evai.ing deej6ou Of their
cafes. Sb,p George Waysmgfoa, Gale, IF
Precedence, t0aehla at the Gillipag0s e
land, a4tb oa. and iailed asa,a an The
a6t5, far Caafea eapf. jena Briggs, IN
a hebosuey, BAND to f6e N. W. eoaG PEI.
led Ma/ataro, in February. Ship A,tie,
Briggs, IF philadelphia, on a @iuaiug V.y-
age, auas pike IF Mglataro, IL March.
SIP Tnal, Ceefa, Of Nanfaeket, auas at
Yaipasaf0, 4,b Apnaiaf and 7uas report
s1 ia Be detained thereby ibe Spauiards.
.AJlio 4rnved, Jebf. Lydia, Piskbam, from
a Wsf India aohals Vyage, 80 65s.
Se6r. Ssuan, Of ibis pert s0as to PIT aqva,
forbome, on the aotb inf. zvit6 a60at 10
5bk.
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BRIDGEPORT, lCon. June 80.

On Thurfday lalf arrived off this sport, or
her way to New York, the fhlp Enterprise,
Ezekiel Hnbbell of this place, mater, IN
yAo tays from Canton.--Capt. Huber has
performed a circuitous and lleng.hly voyage
of.nearly two years and halt fince he ief
New-York, and welexpeet has met with lue-
cels prcpor,ionase TO the greatness OF the
undertaking Capt. H. loft his ieeond mat
and two Others OF his crew.
Capt. Hubbe.l's rout has been, round Cape
Horn up tie Pacific Ocean, upon the North
wet coat, and thence to Canton--ir' the
couris Of which has had many icsnes OF dan
ger, of anxie,y, and fom- prof. able traf'e !:
one os the natives Of Sandwich 1hands (whsrs
Cock was killed hs brought home VI "A nam
who is now in this place at i.h oil; i.k.iy
and ingenicus lad OF about twelve years O
age, Of an olive complexion, black hraight
hair, &c.--who understands much, and be-
girs to ipeak our language.
We learn from Capt. Hubbel!, the natives
of thofe Ifands are making great improve
men,s from what.they were in Capt. Cook $
day, by the help Of fome white mechanics
isstled these, have ieveral deeked vsheis,
&c-Alio we learn thar the native whe XII
led capt. Cook was yet living there, and was
pointed or, TO capt. Hubbell.
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NEW YORK, July Z.

Arrived, Barque Pallas, MaEthall,
CharIeaon brig Hannah, Ryan, New
buryport independence, Hubbeli, New
Providence Aurora, Burnett, ditto he
70, Corey, Wilmington IN. c. Sehr.
Martha Warrington, Buikirk, ST. CroIx, !:
Lively, ,RuGell, St. Michals Sloop Sea
Flower, Bird, Philadelphia Mink,
Gray, do.
Brig Aurora, Barnett, from New Pro-
violence. Spoke days ago, loop Nan
CIV. from Charleaon for this port. Lett
there, fchooner Fair Trader, Burnham,
TO fail in S days; ichooner Wilton OF
Philadelphia.
Brig independence, Hubbell, from
New Providence. June 20, lat. SO, II
ong u, IS, fpoke iloop Blue Bird day
lrom Bolton to North Carolina. Off
fcape Hat.eras faw fchooner under jury
mats Handing 10 for the land.
Schooner Lively, Rudell, from St.
Micbaeps. Left at Fayal, May roth,
brig Hope, Florence, Of. Philadelphia, to
fail in { days. Left at ST. Mlchaei's che
z,d May. June 10Th, in lat. 20, 10,
long. S.. 50, fpoke hip Clio, Macfe,
bound from Jamaica TO Glaigow, cur 20
days. 18th, in lat. 40, 20 J ng. So
fpoke fhip Sampfon, bound from NoFlh
Carolina to London. 18th, in Lar. 40.
a6 long. S., fpoke ihip Draper, from
Greeneck to New York, out IS days.
18TH, IN LAT. DO 10, long. 60 10 ipoke
fnow Hope, Bellhart, from Newfound-
land to New York, out s days. eSth,
IL leagues S. E. from Nantucket, ipoke
brig , Hathaway, out 5 days from
Providence.
Schooner Brother, Williams. IL days
fiom Alexandria.
Schr. Martha Warrington, Buikirk,
IL days fromSt. Croix. In lat. 81 20,
long. II, fpoke Batavia bound from New
York to Jamaica, out 8 days IN lat. II
rs, long. 81, 10, fpoke brig Nancy, out
81 days from Philadelphia bound 10 Cape
Francois.
July.s.
yr;ued (,;o Amar;con Sherry y;yer-