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The term Of Partnerfhlp

All buiineis relating TO that firm will be
{sttled by the fnblcrlbers at their counting
room on King areet.
JONAH THOMPSON,
RICHARD VhlleH.
WIN offer for Sale, ON liberal
t<yus, = tbe isA,s4oing Properly, zig.
- T.aa. &C and n I on
w. 49, &c inch i e,nate near
aouf, C eoa"' 60; oa@ he;aa vel, rin,bered
inc nusa sgans e o hss,,dred .cres-,he
a. ON ' saas praad pna Church. containing
o''s' h ,a5 o serl w. fa5;o;nng the LANDS
n la o,anras T -, - winch there is an ex-
" 60 81 49, o,c,,ars lire the nroncrtv
go ~, $500 $500
u o,H' = c1aac1.nd - The
Vic i-o1 u - ~ XIV" - -
Manor OF LEEDS, tau9o'ef Ioul''y' wi
tanning two hunafsa acres 'a'e lag F'o-
perry OF Aqui'S D4si'1
One l Iact q Ldi.a -
do!Pf county, containing hse hp'o'eo
acres liald to be very valuable ii'ua'e Oh
the ioufh ilde OF 0Iaoy SfeeN ia'e VIC
properly OF Ia'rieA ~ Dous'7' u,a,n
One othef idcl az LAMP
fhore county, on a branch OF Falriey $
Run, containing 400 acres: formerly
the property OF Dal'iei Joaes'
One other rdct calleu feltl-
lily, containing two hundred and ilxty
acres ~ Weulnofelaho county, na'e u
pennsylvania' atuate o. sAe Nlohons1ile-
la, about one guar. u d MIC oIio"
lainefs Ferry, ana 4 i@''eS ABOVE ! a'Ar'-
Tons terry, binding thfee quarters ol
mlls on lfia river. he eoI Isnd p;tb
't'aJ j, u '@ n-charJ &c fnear trees. and
. 49, vll Sa scs o ID ca,r;Tar;on the re-
-. ,as,, bsa..;l,, t;o,hered
'''4' o. =, otb Lr frraa containing
- 80 - craon Do
~ az $3.50 e 80 .eI ~ ha;aa nart IS he
.lll .s -. e1<a,s-i,, hsle,a;,e - G
Dec 1eces{ed
One Ho,{e and 7 .otin Charles
1,own lefs.rf,n conntv. on the Main
freet leaa;nu from Fiarper's Ferry to
Winchefer occupied by Adam Haun.
A vacant + ct in faid town.
e-,ara 90 ne 1,o,e Greer, adio;pioo the
fore Of Thomas I4ammand.
Pc b,nd(one three norv
Rr;cL wv du.l,;n na'I rIauCss with brick tables
and carriaoe bou{es to each, Gtuate on
penn{ylyania avenue 10 the Civ of Walh-
moon ar nref.nf occupied by Ichn Coyle
and geniamio G.. Orr.
A Rr;ck DWELLING Hou{e in
GEORGE Town, oppolite the wharf occu-
MED by George King, together with part
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Thirty Dollars Re1UGrd

HLI W DO1tlf > NcIOtoi u
WILL be given for experimenting and
fecuring, in any Jail, on delivery to the
commanding officer of any military poa
in the United States, a DESERTER from
the Marine corps, TO wit ,:
.7e0e Whitman,
who abfconded on the 18th init. from the
Marine Barracks at Walhington, taking
with him fmall bay mare, about 8
hands high, with blaze face, bob tail
and hog named. Whitman is handfome,
fair complexioned young man, about 20
years of age, feet 4 inches high, 6fer and
French horn player. Having been fent
by the officers to bank with checks, he is
full of money and has carried but few
clothes with him his dre1s was white nan
keen pantaloons and round white Griped
cotton jacket, yef unknown. He is a
talkative, boating fellow, with much
ignorance and great pride.
The above reward will be given for fe-
curing, and Reasonable char ges paid for de-
liyering him at Head Quarters, Wafhing-
ton City.
N. B. He was fiage driver between
Albany and Schenectady, and his parents
live below Schenectady.
E. S. LANE, 1t. Marines.
June rs. eost+
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XIII. Ert1y ;st6 7IovARaa.
M tie P,Dsss t5s TgsssH2,

~ IT, SUe -.J.se - EyS EISLEGe
The stat ofJvrca, whi1h was sra-s-
tcT~ea 20 Yerccli, flaid th.rl ou1 9le>
1!5a5 ,nes,t day, removing - Novare9,
Thlch the enemy had evacuated cfal
morning. We left ibis l4l19r pla1e al
lni.l7ighr; the Conialar guard acco nlg7a-
Died Us. ALREADY, many iieiIols az.
f-nded With The ucmott inp21i-nca uDaa
ehe banks ot The TeUn9 yaicin9 s2r the
llgnal to crols It il their rurn. WHAT
IN intereitln3 Ipettable was i - fee the
generous dilpu:es which ar1rc rhct1uoon.
Every one would b, of rle Generals
di@iilon. The rapidlry ofrh. river had
dcit.oYed rhe bridge Of b3ats and II,
add 20 cur alisfortoae, VIC tou1i 1urfeives
-ithout the means Of contrasting ano-
thcr Theft were obftacics "a Fislellr to
have topped the progreEs Of any other
than French army. 4 few cay
Wineries, or barges, were collected in
"hich che folders embarked aG1 dao-
Ycls icrYcd for oars. Some carabinarrs
Of the 6,h light darted for%ard, uaJer
rte protection of well dire lreJ 6re &C
ma.&stry, ana few pieces Of cannon.
ne gren2dlerS Of the ASH fotiowcd,
aad the oppo6le 6ank w. prcfchtly
cleared Of the ensmy. rs they ha.l
ic's infantry than cavalry, rhey were
o3iiged TO qulc til. m1riheq, as alrl
iome offer fields, an. )ir4e ~9od
winch had incommodel caem more
thar it bad protected them.
ba1a'odo was the principal poir.
sgllnlt which the ohici yfou T5rrs was
dlretted. Inc p4G. q ., Is cie9ed
league lover, On the Ief1rts. :. Our
troops menaced the ehemy with tGkft.2
Faem,1 the rear.
IT. be ss5fiaxll
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asa izth oeT1l ortgaess Of rfe ilu!I;srs
were ntear at hand, unitl.i 10 rhe ,Gth
lishr, to the 8atl, and 44eh OF the line.
and as-in drove OF tle enenv b. pral
ciigies ofvalor.
XII Enfrasss &rs1 WERczLLI.
8ao1apafte. in order tie berrer 90 cor
cea' his deslars, o. The 25el May.
e1aied eve dTii.o:1s 10 5-.at ~ yg-s,1>
whlSlt rlre siv2hee3 gua5ll, lader Cfsnc
raj Lanaes, Immediately proceeded 20
ne Chit4eta AID JE;e4so, which Obliged
GIe enemy 20 crofs tae latter, where they
t2ok ~ PoiItion Ga It's right bank.
nus, '7artt the attention OF the Auari-
ans was occupied by rhS movements c4
s.ll5 corps, the 3iyilioh Of cavalry uai,
ra2 orders Of General lyrugae, took the
rodce ct Milan, md on t}le 2-th Of NAV,
entered Vercelh On the fame day, thc
Italian legion, commanded ny Geasral
-ecchh GANG down the ScGa. The
di7iflon OF Gen. Turreau advanced bq
Mount Gems, and took eoGe.Gon Of
Suzza and tie Brunette. a column OF
Our troops PeIfftratSd from I'll: s il4:>r,
ald Inarchllgtowafds l92mo d'Dlcella,
rurned the Aaarian poi]ri2u rl,erc, on
the 10th OF May. Gen. Moacev's 6llvi-
iion, after paiiing Noun S.. Go.aa4.i
on the 10th, pu!hed jrs advanced guard
20 Ar1oio, driving the Autttiaa General
L@iovich 20 the La2o Mag rioe. In
;ile mean 1ine, General L.2na4s's car.5s-
conunued Us march to ths 2 ), waic.,
inducct; the Auitrians 70 believe i was
his ln1eLion to take up "a. POTION. ar
Aitl, IN O. ier 20 intercept lie r~3g5s on
.rl~if "a. i. /. III f24~. ., ., S;.1
or army, afrera day. halt a. Chiy ID,
i1ddenly On The night Of TIC 90 Ii, Z lied
the Dora and Airring she 70, iamei
General Mural ac Vegcel.;.
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CALEB WILLIAMS.
rconsinpsi from our laa.i

BUT he was confcious that this pro
ceeding would involve him In coniide-,
rable obloquy and he at lengts fixed
upon icheme which, nc the fame time
that he believed It wotsd GaGci;yrl ~
I21e!ser hi reputation, would much
more certainly fecuc her ynoyeifc-tion
and punilhment.
For this purpoic he fixed upon a
young man Of twenty, the fon Of one
Grimes, who occupied Gnall farm,
the properly of his confident. This
fellow he .refoly.d TO impofc as a huf-
band on Mfs Melville, who, he fhrewdly
iuipe6ed, guided by the tender ienri-
meats fhe had unfortunately conceived
for Mr, Falkland, would lilten with re-
ltlctance TO any matrimonial propofal,
Grimes he ieletted as being in all ref
poets the diamctriCal rcverie Of MIR.
Falkland. He was not precitely 4 lad
ofvicious propenlities, but in an incon-
ceivable degree booriih and uncouth.
His complexion was icarceIy human !;
his features were coarie, and franeely
ditcordaht and disjointed from each
other. His lips were thick, and iii,
zone ofhis voice broad and unnodulat-
cd. His legs were ofequal Gze from
one end TO the other, and his fees niG1a-
penand ciualy. He was total Granger
20 tenderness he could not feel for thofc
FedncInencs in Others, Of which he
had 10 experience 81 h.mitlE When
f.mi' y heard Fr,rp l,er ;t.i,,.e.,
ooiai OF Mr.. Crimes for a hufband, fhe
was fora moment ilqpt with attonifb-
n1ent at 70 unexpected fuaaegion.
Bur, as loon as he recovered her {peech,
il1e rcp}led Nc, fir, I rbanl, you Blefs
me DO nor wanc hu4band 7 ann
bul child.
You ere woman Are not You al
ways hal4leriag amer IT, mtn 1t is
hlah time you ihouid be iettlaa.
MIR Grimes is fuch q {,5anoe man
Why, do rot know yha- he is ike i
He Is like for all the world great hug
porpufs, No, thank you wien do
faYc hu(band, it iha]l nor be iuch :
1n@a as Grimes neither,
Be iilenri How dare you give your
fongGc fuch nnaccounrable liberties ,
Wei, I wonder what fhould do
wieh biIn, why, it is like as if you
hou!d give ne your grear rough wa
rer-dog, and bid me make him a fix
cafElon to lie on IN my dreGing-room.
5S@ilde, fi, Grimes is a common la
ootrring man, and am fre have al
rays heard NY aunt fay that ours is a
very asat family.
It's lie. Our family FF4ve YOU
the impotence co think yourielf one of
our family?
Lord, fri was not your grandpapa
ny grandpapa / And how then car we
be OF q different family /?
For damned itrong reaion. You
are the daughter of rafcally Scotch
man, who lpenr every fhillinp Of nv
aunc tlannah's fortune, and left YOU a
bsggar. You have got hundred
pounds; and Gnmes's father prornifes'
10 give him as much. How dare YOU
i'Jok down upon your equals :
Nay, now, FIR, am fure l am not
proud Bur indeed and indeed, fir 7
Gan never love Mr.. Grimes. Dear,
dear he is more like . cart-hor(s than
q hui6snd. lam very happy asT an,
loye YOU and I love Mrs. Jakeman
Why fhould be married
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behave vel! to him. If vouxEo not, he
VIII remember and repay You when you
leaf Ike it.
NOW, am fure, fir, youz4-you arc
nor in earneit
Not liz earncf Damn me bur we
will lee thar, can tell what you would
be at, You had rather be SIR. Faiyl-
iapd's iaiis, than rhc vie al a plain
downright yeonlan. Bur j iilaA take
core OF you. AYE, this comes Of indui-
sehee, You mutt be taught the DIFF
ference oczween high flown fsotions and
reaitles. Mayhap you nays take il a
little IN dudgeon, Or 70. But meyer mind
that Pride always wants q litlIe f5narr-
ing. It you fhould be trouebt 70
ihamc; It Is | thai 1haIl t;fesr Ill the
blame of it.
The tone in which Mr.. Tye-ef t,,ol4
was 10 different from stig thing TO which
Mis- Melville had been accuitou,ec, that
he felt herielf wholly unaBls 10 deter
nine what contribution 10 pat upon it.
Sometimes fhe thoughg he had really
formed aplan for importing upon her 4
condition, that fhe could MOI bear 70
much as to think of. But pafnt,y me
rejected this idea As an unwoF Hey igl1op-
tation upon her kinlInaa, ard conc|ud-
cd that twas only his way, and thar al.
lie meant was 70 Try her. To Re reloiv-
ed however lhc determined TO can4;,lt
herconitanr adviier5Mrs. Takenlan, vino
Ia" the whole in a very different liebr
from that In which Emily had conceived
II, and trenbled for the iutuyc peace oi
Of her Beloved ward.
1919 oicls ne, my dear mamma
cried Emily, { this was the appellatio7
ihe dclighred 10 befow upon the good
honie kccper) fre you cannot thinE 70.
Bnt / do not care Twill never marry
Grimes, lee chem do as they will.
But how will you help yourfe!f /? NV
mater viii oblige you.
Nay, now you think you are talking
TO a child indecd. 1t is I am to have
the man, not Mr.. Tyrrell. DO YOU
rhink l will let any body ellie choo{e a
hl'fband for me 7 j an not f4ch foo
as thar neither.
An, Emily! YOU litfle know the di.
a'iVaDtages Of your liruation. You
coutin is violent man, and perhap.
VIII turn you our ofdoors, If you oppoli
him "
Oh, mamma, it is very wicked Of YOU
to fay 70. lam ftlre Mr.. Tyrrei is We.
rY good man, though he be little crofs
now and then. Ffe knows very vel
that / am right to have a will of nv owr
In iuch thing as this, and nobody j
pu1iihed for doing what is right.
Nobody ought, my dear child. Bu
there are very wicked and tyrannica
men ~ The world.
Well, we'll, viii never believe tha,
my coulin Is one of thof-.
hope he is not,
Ard, ifhe were, what then? To b,
fure fhould be very forty to make him
angry
~ llH'- tlICH w ny lh6n my poor,
deaf Emily would be a beggar. Do
you think could bear that
No, no. Mr.. Tyrre1 has iun told
me rhat have hundred pounds, Bur,
jf / had no fortune at all, is not chat the
cafe with thouiand other folks9 WHY
lhould l grisye, for what they bear and
be merry Do not make yourfclf IN
saly, mamma. am determined I will
do any thing rather than marry grimes,
however; that Is what will.
tIa he 0ShsRe4.J
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MARENGo;
Or,
TIlE CAMPAIGN OF
TALL;

!. rss l,aas s,4- z.,a1
x, isssrtet.es Of ivRra,
The h1arquilzfe IN wl1ict CHS sown Is
tituated was fon1ded by Charl1faaare.
1t is lituared P2rtIy on a plain and parrlg
on hi, ard contains aboue l.ve,s
thouiand inhaioitanrs. There are fiji
iorne ren1ains of an ancient forrrels. sal-
led q Cz.esA8gzo, iu2pofed 70 have
Been bt.ilr by Afdouj1. firi9 Marcus
of Urea. Its Inhabitants are the def
cendant2 o. a Roman colony, fen hither
during the iixth confulG.ip OF Marias
Il IS abont ei8hI leagues north of Tu-
rin, ana is,a bi5i5op's fee.
The main army having climbed owl
the mountain OF Albarcdo, in the man
ner defcribed, fled of by cfis Gown
&lich fealoratlY furnifhed the troop.
Wisa bread, WIle, gneat, and nee, OBJ
}eGfs 10 iaoiifpen.aoiy necc Gary 10 their
ilofiitenee. No fooner were they l4p-
piled e,llh the1e articles than tarir, hears
were again Glazed with joY and The pre-
lent abundance etfaccd the remembrance
OF the cru>l har31aips ar3 priYarions
they had endareI.
Here = VIII he proper u relare an
occurrence, winch will thew il ariElaq
, faarin1r, i4ow slJlc tae enemy ieem "a
have been prepared for rhc disalfers
"hlch were f.rpended over lleir heads
XI. Battlt q 2omAcNo,
-Four or i've chouG,nd Of the enemy
aGtn2ied III balte, from Turin and the
! adjacent garyiions. united thrmrrlyes e.
about two rhoAiaad We fad driven be
fore Us ehe proceeding liay. md rooN
up petition 81 Ronagno, here the;
intrenched thcmltiycs. Thcy were CO.
vered BY a deep river, the bridge O.
which had not been cut down, OWING
as It is imagined, TO the contempc tn
held Us in, tr4o entire ignorance Of on
force, as well IS our de&Ens Ehey la,c
openly among thcmiclves that the re-
/ port Of Bnona pare commanding This ar.
my in perions was taifc, that il WIS. ar
ADVENTURE who reicmblcd him, or i
might be one Of his brothers Who had pl
] h;mieif ar the head Of collection Of Ita
I han refugees, without artillery, anc
without cavalry thar We were onl
throwing ouriclyss away in this manner
/ to turn o. diYert rheir main operation
/ before Genoa. One part OF then
boaaei beiJea, thar thcyonly feigned 6,
rctrear, 10 order TO draw Us into nor
open ground, TO CIT US with more eai
/ to pieces.
The ncxr day. the va!oF Of Genera
Lanncs, at the head Of MS advance.
! guard, put an e.:l TO cheir ridiculous TO.
! ries and shejr vain hopes together. Ro-
m&gno was carried 81 the bayonct tht
bridge and the fedoub.s we're foon clear
ed OF the enemy. The dead and th.
wounded were left On tho fpor, and In
fugitives were purified IS lar as thc roac
20 Turin. This was dearly paid
tcltor they acquired Of the bra7ery i
thoic 1rooPs they had 70 much deioi{s.
z llttle while before. Their cava}f.
indeed, taking advantage Of al o2r
ipacc, and favourable teyyslx, face
about, charged our infantry which fro
too much ardour IL the purlIlit had e
PaTated b.i., luckily for Sheln, tbe y
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dip,oporsiona,c weight which The hniIl
aa.es have in IN. choice OF the other
branch of the Legislature AMI of the Exc
CltiYc.
Something, fir, has been aid about
nconcmy-That tie difference in exPeooe
world be ,riA;ng. &c. This opinion
comes, in one inltance particularly, from
a reipe9able quarter: Bat. ir, when |
rcae:t that befdes the additional confamp-
ten Of time which mlf neceaa-i!y re!alt,
there viii De faying in the court: Of ten
years of between two and three Hundred
;hoUi4nd dollars in the immediate pay of
tie members. | cannot think 70 lightly
Ct il. l think, Sir, i. woul! make re-
ipeaaoi= itim in ii; @, re,rcachmen,s.
| woo'I not, indeed, iscriice to this o5-
je9 an important advantages OF repre-
tentative government, ba; there IS no tan-
ger OF luch coriequsncc.
The gentleman from Delaware, in
aivcr,ing to arugsle which Tome time
ince took place in his Fate refpettins
furrcnder Of their fovereignsy, acSnow-
lodged the fast, bus very caneceiiarliy
went on to tell Us tina, the attempt was
made BY thcle who were formerly call
ed Jaco5ins, afterwards D.mocra,s, and
who now cali tietnielves Republicans
II is litclc extraordinary, S::r, conteis,
ana only to be accounted for by locai
circumstances unknown to US, that the
fa0ulL have hal to contend in fruggle
OF this kind with fet ofpsople former
u cai'..ed Fciezal..,s afterwards Arii}o-
Gratis; AL now called Royai.ttss. Tn
uopoftion OF this latter clats cannot have
been confident with their uluAi FIinci
rIes-rrinciples which after toll eNpeEi-
racc have met with tie public reproOa
si3n.
General s. Smith, Mr.. Lcwnde ,
and Mr.. an Rcnfe!aer Iollowcd M:.
Eaya:d, IN favor OF the ratio OF $1,000.
The quel'ion was then taken on ERIK
Ing cut $1,000" and ioit-Ayts
Noes IS.
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BOSTON, January 8.

"Wednesday arrived, ihip Merchant,
Bar,Ie,., London, failed fro n the Downs
Nov. II. ich'r Edward, Kimhal, Cuba.
Thar!day arrived, brig TeIan,achus,
Cooling, Alicant; poke Dec. II, big
Heasor, Hart, from Poriinoath tor ca.
d.z---Caps. Gcoding with gratitude &C.
knoxledses sus liberal furp!ies received
from htn.
Same day fch'r Hunter, Leach, Ham
burg. Left, flip Ann, for New FORK,
in 4 days; Cicero, Ssanwood, Of New
buryport, jait arrived from Baltimore
Horizon, u CharIc.ton. 5. c. jua aIriv-
ed; brig Glory, of New York tor Lii,
bon, in days; Betity, for Baltimore IN
s; HaDien and Sidney, Holmes, of Poli-
mouth, for Philadelphia, 10; Waihing-
ton, ot Ph,ladei hia, .or Bordeaux, 10;
Aurora, of Char,eiton; Helen, Of Viz
gina Betty aoo MARY, for Charlefon,
5. TIE Delaware, from Phiiadeiph
ven, Up III river again No!. 9. A mip
iscm Char!ciion, was a!hore at the month
OF the iiasbor-- -bi!gcd ard Ger MATS gone.
Spoke, Il days ii. ce ih;p Minerva,
Coc;,sn, ffom Amtcld ID, for ii. York /;
the Day htc:ore, ..jp Sufan, Eilery, from
Cha !c0on.
Same day, Eh'r Leader, Nickeriin,
Opor'o; orig Pc.es.;ne, Otter, Gotten
burgh; i,h'r Katy, Harris, Guada!ouIe.
Left, idp Argus, of New York, from
Bordeaux, in tiareis. Spoke, Dec. c6,
lat. 81, long. IS, hip Sachem, Slower,
of Portland, days from Norfolk for Dub
lin.
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therefore, TIA, if there exiaei any o.
je1iol. il would be now offc'ea, that
he light kaow the groasm Oh which he
fool.
4 p-ris:on of fanlry citizens OF Co
lu,a5:a, in oppoasioa to petition for cree
ting bridge oytr the ro:omae, was PIE
tented, and rete,:ei.
The Hoafe again went intoa Commit.
tee of the whole on the at reiss,ing IT,
gi,ives from ju.eic., and perEons elcap;ng
from the service CT their n,afisrs, and hay-
ing made iome amendments theieto, re-
ported them TO the fioufc.
The Hoafe took them up, bit ad-
iourned w;thou, coming to decii,oa rpen
;hcm.
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NORFOLK, Jsnu1ry @.

NORFOLK, January 9.
Arrived, fch'r Park Farley, Anderion,
from Antigua.
Leic there brig Adventure, Herbert, to
fail fIr this port the ;csh December 8
Bri:ilh brig Lord Melton, to fail for this
port z3d December fh'rs Hebecca, En-
merton, from Norfolk /; Agnes, Col
bourn, from ditto WiIiian, ard Henry,
Tom n. c. to isil fer Turks llard goth
December.
Arrived, brig william, Oldner, from
St. Vincens's Britilh Aocp Betty, o.
te.bridge, Antigua.
Arrived the Brisiih fchooner Sally
and Ann, captain G,dfey, from Marti-
n.que.
The brig William, Brown, from Fall
mouth Jamaica.
The ichooner Adeona, iiinchr,an, from
St. Martins.
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!! sch'r Jolly Bacchcs, Gailagher, cfshi,
port, has arrived at Jacqoe@el,. from
Guadaloupe.
Francis Teaar, and Jceph sanlnier, q.
r-rcargo and captain Of the lccp Cicero,
wrecked At fea on the asth Of Dee. and
iavea from a delpera,e f1uation in lat. So,
!, N. long. n, 90, w. BY the mott
human. exsrtions of captain John Row, Of
the Eagl;h brig Lady Melton, who, a.
the rik of loing his own veGel, boarded Us
in Tremendous gale to fave our lives );
and having accomplished only part Of his
Object in his frf attempt, offered to en-
bark himielf in the boat to fave three Of
our company remaining en- board, w:,eu
his people heii,ated ore moment 10 yen,r!c
,hemie!yes on board OF the fame Go take
this method of Offering capt. John Row.
our beA THANKS for his humanity and
ci.ility towasds US I'LL the moment tina:
We LETT his veAel, and cur nnccre wifaes
for his welfare, profperity and Happiness.
Captain Eparaim Keen, of the brig
FriendhiP, Of Portfmau;h, N. n. who
received US on board OF his veGe!, and
brought Us to tie Vineyard, dividing with
US the bsf his flores could afford, will al
70 find here the i;nscTe eSprefion Ct OR
gratitude.
We will alto remember, with feeling
hearts, the fen:iment Of gcncroi,y which,
l,shcn he Jaw US entirely dc!;itu;e Of canh
or means 10 procure any prompted him to
!ac.isce the iale O: iomc mo'aile>, to fur
Min u, with the means Of reforming to
our homes.