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The GENUINE PERSIAN LOTION,

So celebrated among the fashionable through
out Europe, as an invaluable cnfmetic, perfectly
innocent and fate, free from corrective and rep=i-
lent minerals (the'baiis of other lotions) and eft
unparalleled efficacy in preventing and removing
blemiihes in the face and Kin of every kind, par
ticularly freckles, pirples, inaammatory rednels,
icurts, letters, ring worms, iun burns, prlekley
heat, &c.
The perGan Lotion operates mildly, without
impeding that natural, inicnii0c Precipitation
which is caentaI to health. Yet its ialutary IT.
feels are fpeedy aud permanent, rendering the
kin del:cately loft and clear, improving the COM
plexion, and re9osing tie bloom OF youth Ne
yer falling 60 render an ordinary countenanee.
beautiful, and an handlonle che more 10.
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DR.. HAHN's TRUE and GENUINE GER
MAN CORN PLASTER.

An inf4lIi5leremedy for corns, fpeedity rencv-
ing them, root and blansaa. without giving pain.
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SAMUEL BISHOP,

BOOKSELLER, & SrATroNRR
sfsssafatly. irfarms t5e Pubdie that be bas
reesiysa .}r9x Lee . Co.'S PateSt and
Fanay sNeirize Stare, Bahimors, a
efre.6 aqsrtaeat aftbs folloqvNg
Valuable Medicines,
ssz5ieb are in bigb sfeen and general re
t6r,ugboat tie Usitea st4f<s, may Of
them being I'd edsa9<r than The drugs
of zv5cb they arr. -eompoaudsa, could be
patebgtedat a retail Stare.
TAKE NorIcR,
zbat S.. BJSgp is'appoiRtea tie ONLY 4
gent for .4lexaaeria.
DIR. FIAMILToNss ELIXIR,
IA royercien remedy for Colds Ohitinate Coughs,
Aahaaas, CitarThs, Sore Threats, and Ap-
praaching Gonianipeohs.
To 6arenti qo6o nay bave children at72iaed
qvfsb The HOPPING COUGH.
This dfc5vefy is OF theiirll magnitude, as it
us an immediate reliei, checks the progreis, and
'sin a hort time entirely removes the mott cruel
~xiifaIder to which ciiriren are liable-the Elixir
1s b perfectly agreeable and the dole 10 lmali,
that no difficulty aries ia tdkingil.
Fran LUTHER MARTIN, En-. Aftor-
ney. General Of the State Maryland.
Gentlemen,
comply with your reGueR in Eating my
opinion of Hamiltons FGxir. 1t has been uled
SIN my family for two or three years patt, with
uniform tuceels, whenever colds, coughs, or u
2milar complaints have rendered medicine ne
ceffary. have mylrlf found it an excellent and
agreeable remedytor very painful and trou-
bieE5n,e affection of the byeah, ace, meanied
with fofenefs and with obttructed and difficult
breathing
On 5hsfe accounts I do not hehtate TO recon-
tnenl, IIamiltcns Elixir, as valuable medicine,
Sanddetefyln5 public. attention.
LII rHER MARTIN.
Mr.. Abilah Henly. Bridgc-Street, Baltimore,
was cured By one bottle of Hamilton elixir OF a
very complicated difordcr, occaiioned by f.
we're cold caught leveral months ago. He
brealhcd with the greatca difficulty, and was
often thrown into weakening iweats when he
attempted to walk any dittance, and his voice
= would frequently fail in luch degree that he
could only attempt to whiiper he has been
: upwards of fix weeks without return of his
complaints and defires TO give this public tei-
atin,eny in favour of this invaluable medicine
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An ounce Of prevention is worth a Pc
IS RECOMMENDED

Dr.. HAHNss Nrl-BILLI0US-PILLS
The operation of thsie pill speffealy mild 10
as TO be ufed with falesy by pcrions in every iitu'
ton, and OF every age.
They are excelIentiy adapsedto carryof fuper-
fluous bile, AMI prevent It's morbid fecretions-to
reitole and amend theappetite--ro procure free
pcrlpiration, and thereby prevent colds, which
are often attended with fatal confeqnences--a
doCs never fails TO remove cold, il taken on its
frn appearance. They celebrated Tor re-
moving habitual Observation-Disclosures at the 10
mach, and fevere head ache-and ought to be
taken by all perlonsIon change Of climate.
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INDIAN VEGETABLE SPECIFIC.
A fate and fpeedy remedy for the venelial diff
cafe.
&c. An ounce of prevention is worth pound OF
cure.''
For the prevention and cure of bilious and ma
hgnant fevers,
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DE- A-i o'
Has for Sale at bis Store, e9,He, Of Prince
and Uxian .freets,
Molanes in hhds, and barrels,
Sugar in barrels,
Coffee and Pepper. in bags.
Hyfonikin and Souchong Tea,
Leiper's Snuff, in half barrels and kegs
aFnrted,
Rsfl', in kegs and boxes,
Welt india and New England Rum,
Whiky and apple Brandy,
Madeira and Malaga Wines,
Mems Fur Fats, in boxes,
India Cctfon and Ravens Duck,
Soal Leather and Tanners Oil, and few
pieces handtome Furniture, emitting OF two
elegant Cabinets and B,ok Cafes, one Side
board, Ladies Secretaries, Bureaus, Waih Stands,
Chairs, &c, &c. =.
n. b. He gives Cath for Fax-Seed.
Sept. II. COIL
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swprn All fuafcribs ] before EbenoEer Fergu-
IN, Eiq one Of the juices Of the peace for Phi
ladeIlhia County:
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TIE ANODYNE ELIXIR.
INDIAN VEGETABLE sPECIFIt

For the cure Of every kind OF head-aehe.
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s Sold likewi(e BY S. Plea
)anjs, Richmond RoG and Dou-
glaE, Petey/bsHg ; Z: Green, Fye-
dcrlckJbwgh; G. Puvdle, Smith
field; NJ. Zones, Suffolk Dr..
Miller, WnchsFer ); r. Green
how, WlAamj5uyg and T. Shazv,
Leel6mg.
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bout three-hfi Of 4 cent per gallon Of
diitilIed ipirirs. The eac-t OF theie Oh
the revenue has already been ieniioly
feltin one of the mott productive dit!ricts
of the United States ard unieis it illaa
BE- countcrasted, either by :ettrlcuos
laws. or By an incrcsie OF the datY On
the capacity Of TIE itliIs, Or BY a chaa&s
of the iubjett of taxation, con:.leras..e
dcfalcarion mutt De expected.
Whatever mode MAJ be adopted, Il IS
RESPECTFULLY fabmitteel, whether the Fcye-
nae may NOT he 5sae:::ted, and j2l
grouud of complain: removed by 9, &C.
peal or modification, Of tic e!auis wt'ca
compels yearly en.ry OF fills ~ ire
month OF IunS, under 4 penalty c: 80
dollars; by psrm;!1ion TO pefions "ao
take ihort liceIcss 20 con,i"ae d..aiii.H5
beyond the time limited IN their licencei.
on paying pEopors.oaate duty; ana, y
reducing Into one aa, all the laws II C.
lation TO duties on stills and doalehic o.l-
titled fpiriss.
1t will appear by the fame Abatement,
In, that Whit the expences OF co.ec-
ton on merchandise and Tonnage, winch
are betrayed cut Of the revenue, DO r.2t
.xceed 4 per cent; thoEe on The perma-
:ent internal duties, amount to amt
20 per cent. This, however, IS al H.
convenience which, on account OF ~
great number OF individuals o. VIII, IL
the duties are -a;ft!, and Ut .heir a!oort-
ed ituation throughout the shoie eA eni
of the United States, mutt, more o. Isis
attach to the iyitem OF internal tasa';on,
70 long as the wants ofsovernmen' Iaal
NOT require any comfortable extent n,
and the total amount OF revenue ina.l
remain incontidcrsbe.
(To be e:atiy.ed.)
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Con6reE Of tie United Stetej.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES..
TSxr1:!1y, December II.

1OxI.GyS ASScMUeT 1.
A petition OF Contant Freeman, Ca
madam refugee, and from feveral iaAaol.
tants Of the lta,e Of Neg Ierley, reifsl;-
ing poa roads, were prei.nted and re-
fefred.
The Library bill wa, read third time
aud paGed.
Mr.. ]. c. Smith made port from
the committee Of claims on the icvcral
petitions of Leonard Jarvis; the iecuri-
ties of John and Jacob Gilbert, and of
William Files which were untay Jrsb:e
to the petitioners The houie concur
red.
Dr.. Mitchell, after obierving tia, it
was proper to lay up and retsln timber
for naval psrpofes, it might be expcaic"t
to apply the product of the lAlcs Oh puniic
veiiels and naval itores which hao been
made, to that Object propelled The fol-
lowing
Reiolved, That enquiry ought to be
made whether any, ana VIVA, lut'ner pro-
vitlon is necetary relative to dock yards
and naval flores.
A long and deiultory debate en.utd,
principally pointing TO The diipoial oi taa
motion: VIZ. whether the houe .hol.I
reioiye itfeit into committee OF the wio.c
III order to refer the reioiution to lelett
committee, or whether the houic mould
refer it. Presidents to lupport both modes
were produced and Imported.
At length the motion for the houfe to
60 into committee prevailed, when the
following motion was made and raGed,
witt, which the houie concurred, viz.
Refolved, as the opinion of this COM
mittee that 70 a,uch o. tie me0age of the
PRECEDENT of the Us. as relates to naval
preparation ard the eAaolilhment Of icltes
for naval purpofes, ought to be referred to
a ielstt committee. Five members were
appointed.
A meGage was received from the Sc
nate containing fome refolulions ref ecting
lieut.. Sterrete and the officers and crew vt
the fchooner Enterprise, approaching their
gaI'antry, ard making preisnts as sosen
of national gratitude.
On motion the r,eaage was referred to
committee of the whole tor Moniay
next.
Mr.. Smile rofe to move reconsideration
to make i, the order Of this day: he hot
the national council could rot rco foon e.
prefs their high regard for the bravery OF
our officers and ieamen in evlncing 70 gIo-
rious dIplay of their vaior.
The fpcaker informed that no mcm er
being in the minority could ;ncve a recon
federation. Mr.. Smile was on tha. fae
the deciiien. Mr.. Rutledse, VINO lid
voted with the majority, AFTER ards Nov
ed a reconsideration. Mears. Euii'
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1.err1R from .tAr

LETTER FROM rHs y
SECRETARY OF The TREASURY,
Accompanying report, and taadry fate
men,s prepared IN px,IaHnee the, 0e'
Iafpltmentary to sbe az, initiated" ar
az to eaabl5s The Treslxy Depart
ueyt.'
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
December ] BIB, 1901.
SIR, 81
have the hsnor 70 eneloie report,
prepared 10 obedience to the directions
Of the aet, supplementary to the act in.
situled 8. an aea to eaabiih the T1eafury
Department.
l have the honor to be
Very respectfully,
Sir,
Your ebedienr fsrvans,
ALBERT GALLATIN.
TIE bonora6k the Speaker
:f .,s.,1 A,sT Of Repre-
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aleranorta aubertiger.
WEDNESDAY,, OCTOBER 20.

A hip from the River of Plate, arrived
al Newburyport on Sunday week, bring
ing letters to the 24th of July. This is
fuppofed to be the yet1el feen of the Capes
of Delaware.
. Virtue and patriotilrn have to lament,
thar Mr.. Bayard has loft his election. So
far, have the efforts Of our worthy prefi-
dent profpered !; thus has the frf fatal ex-
ample been given, Of the fuccelsful inter
ference OF the Executive in the elections
of the people. In country valulng 'tielf
on lis liberty, we have feen the Firft Ma
citrate defend TO writing eleetloneerlng
letters; we have feen him point out who
are to be removed from Congrefs, and who
are 90 be chofen in their fead. Mr.. Bay
ard was early marked down in Mr.. Jetfer-
fon's lit asa dangerous man; his periever-
ing induttry and manly eloquence, 'fhook
terror to The foul of democracy. The
aate of Delaware was fearched for an anita
gonilt, formidable enough, TO promiie iuc.
ceEs. Mr.. Rodney was at hrft foliclted
in vain; he was however prevailed upon
to make a journey to Wilmington; on
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I 0 G l c..

Young Squire BOBBY, jua come from
his hrG term at the uniyerlity, was will
ing to give his parents fpecimen of his
improvement there. Father iays he.
Il can chop logic 'Ay' fays his father,
how it that, Tom : Why fays
Tom here dye fee father are couple OF
fowls at table, can prove they are three
fowls sHow's THAR 2 quoth the father.
sWhy, there's one,' fays Tom, 'and
there's two,' pointing to one dlih, and
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the fame time brig Samuel, capt. Tubbs,
for Malaga, ichooner Fa6tor, Max6eld,
and "a lhip unknown bound up.
Left at Gibraltar, fhip Sally, to fail the
faae day; fhips Tamerlane, and Sally,
and a brig capt. Wilton, of Charlefton, S.
c. to fail the neSt day, fhip William,
Batter, Of Charleiton, in two or three
days, brig Agenora, Shoemaker, of New
York, for Liverpool, do. nlip Phoenix,
of Baltimore, to dlfcharge, George Wanfs.
ington, of Bottom, from Baltimore, diff
charging fhip Mary, captain Taylor, Of
II. York, failed on the 2eth July, bound
TO New York feveral other Americans
at Gibraltar. names unknown. OFF Cape
Spasrel, faw two Portuguele ffigates
hound in.
Sept. eff. Lar. Il, 81, lcrg. IS, 80,
fpoke nip Caroline, 23 days from Oporto,
bound Il Portland, E. Bernard, mater !;
Signal eoluar white Jack with three half
/ moons.
Yesterday, arrived fohooner Chance,
Davis SO days Cadiz-Lefr there the
following ve6a:s-
SHIP Patapfeo, Hughes, from Ph;ladcl-
phis; Btllona, Nicols, New York; An
ma Maria, Ratebone, do, Hiberna, Man.
ZEN, Bottom. Henrietta. tones. Baltimore !:
Mary, Howell, n. Carolina brig Glo-
ry, Nane, New York Mohawk, Ma
Tier do. Eliza, Ais. do. Juno, O'Connor,
| do. Ann, Truman, d.. Adyenturer, Mil
Ter, Boaon !; Hope, Rodgers, Wlcafet !;
Victory, Beverly Schooner Hope, Wiof-
low, Philadelphia !; Happy Return, Crow
well, do. Fayogiie Portland J, Madeira /;
Harmony, Boaoa Patty, Hafings DO.
/! Sloop America, Taven, Go. Columbia,
Smith, Barcelona.
The Chance failed in CO. with the
Rambler, RuHel for Boaon.
/ Spoke October s, lat. 80 long 90 80,
! ichaaner Alexander, capt. Reynolds, from
! Philadelphia, bound to St. Thomas ont
| days.
Extract from brig Rover's Log Book
Left Port Republican September 2eth.
I no Philadelphia veaels in port.
| September 80, fpoke fch2oner Hercules,
| Of and from Baltimore bound to Port Re
| publican, IL days out all well.
| Oh. 1T faw fmall iloop en- the Wea
end of Great Heneaga bar, caf away the
| goth ult. from Cape Francois bound to
Edenton n. G. could not hear the names
| of either venel or matter, the crew and
wreckers employed iaving fome Coffee and
tripping the wreck.
At the fame time s place, took on
| board, the crew of the brig Adventure OF
| New York, John Bowden from Cape
francois bound home the veItl was LOFT
on the Welt Reef Of Atwood's Key, the
sd ult. at half paf 4 A. M. faved no.
thing Of confequence, as the crew were
landed by wrecker on Heneaga.
October is, lat. 81, 40, long. "a, SO,
W. fpoke the brig Cyrus or Ceres OF and
from New York bound to Savannah, dee
fred TO be reported.
Capt. Stoteibury failed from the Cape,
the z7eh Sept. for Philadelphia.
Capt. Thackara, of brig Saliys the 9th
Of October lat. Il, So, long. o5, iPoke
fchr. Two Brothers, David Trueman,
from Kennebunk for Cape Francois, out
81 days, IL ofwhich he had been becalm-
ed--eapt. t. fupplicd him with water, he
having fell fhort.
-m II r
IIerannrfH 4lIhprfiGer.
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Wabiit lfenoue.
ADVEK GiSEMLN 1.

On Thwlay the 18th day Of No.
vtm5er, if faiir, if not the next fair
day, zuiW be expg/sd 10 SALE, Jpn The
Premilss, In The fo7uu Of .4lesaaaria,
The tolle4umg parcels Of Ground, late The
bwbeyy Of Jobu Fitzgerald, deceg/f9,
lsld bxr1aaat to lbe direGion, et'bts NIL,
Jor The pgymem Of bis de5f,,
One parcel of Land lying up
on the raR {de of Union Greet, and to the north
of Wilkes Hreet, being whar! or made ground
upon which there is Frame Warehouie; it,
will be either fold together or laid off INTO con-
venient Lots TO accommodate purchaters This
Ground is fude6l to an annual rent Of 81. Us I'd.
One half Of Brewery, COM
monty called Vale Brewery, with all the me-
cenary implements and Utentils for carrying on
that buflneis, and the Ground appertaining to
the fame. The whole of the Brewery is now
under demife of fix hundred dollars per annunl.
Alto piece of Ground immediately adjoining
upon the Brewery, fronting upon Water itreet,
and twenty feet Alley running with Water
ftreet about forty feet, and with the Alley one
hundred and Atty feet.
Alto, another piece OF Ground
fronting upon Wolfe and St. AlaPh itreets; tbs
will be laid off into convenient Lots.
A piece of Ground lying up
on the iouth iide of King ftreet fronting nee
upon twenty-five feet, and extending clghty-two
feet TO twelve feet Alley, upon which is erected
two tory Brick Houfe aud Frame Ware.
houfe.
On t5e Jane day, jft5ere be-(a@eient hmei
at1er tbe ial<s ef the a6ove Pgtsry, #
mt, On the uext day, aviV be exp9lfdta
Sale, aBo an tie Premj/ss,
A fmall 1'R ACT OF LAND,
Contiguous to the town, containing 81 Acres
This is Undivided and will be fold in finall par
GELS. containing from to acres.--The terms
OF the Sale are, one fourth of the purehaie money
in hand, another fourth in fix months, another
fourth in twelve months, and the latt in eigh-
teen months. The Lands viii be conveyed upon
payment of the fourth of the Purohafe Money,
the fubfequent payments NUT be iecured by
Trutts upon the Land conveyed.
THOMAS A. DIGGES,
JAMES KEITH,
ARmg Ex'u g T. Fitzgerald aeetalsd.
Ott. 20. cots
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Their to both and cne and two makes
three, father well DONE fays the
father, turning to his wife, Toms a
conjurer you take one fowl, and I'lT
eat the other, and let Tom have the third
for his logic
CURRENT PRICES OF PROVISIONS AT
BERMUDA.
Fre!h Beef IS to IS. I'd. per ID.
Mutton IS. I'd. to is. Sd. do.
Veal is. 3D.. to is. Sd. do.
Pork is. to IS. I'd. do.
Frelh Butter rs. I'D. to rs. Cd. do.
American Salt Beef / to IS dolls. p. Dbl
Prime Pork rs TO II do. do.
Flour (iuperhnel s to 9 DO.
Rye Flour 6 TO S DO.
Ship Bread 4 TO s do.
Rice dollars per hundred.
Corn Is. TO IS. Sd. per buhel.
Mufcovada Sugar ! TO 9doilars per cwt.
Soap in boxes IS. to IS. id. per ID.
Candies (mould) in do. IS. Sd. to rs. do.
Currency here-Dollars Is. 50.
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his return from that place, he was imme-
dia,ely nominated, with his content, as the
democratic candidate.
What kind Of rhetoric, was urged to
him at the feat Of government, we do not
pretend to know; but we think every dh-
corning man will infer, from the lmmedl.
ate change in Mr.. Rodney's determ'natl-
on, that iome powerful motives mutt have
been held out to hin by Mr.. JeffeFlon /;
forne.hi1g beyond mere feat in Congrefs;
the acceptance of which is accompanied
witha greaf facrihce of his private inter
eft. Ler the fact however be borne IN
mind; time will probably explain il. The
following extract will thew, The manner
in which the Delaware election was con-
dutted it is another proof OF The purity
Of thofe men, who have srrogated TO
I themfelves the appellation Of repabA-
cans.
Let men ofmoderat;on, & principle think
of thefe things. Though the tranfatiions
occurred in Delaware, they are nor leis
intereaing to US fer they equally ferve
to thew the ipirit thar animates the party
which aims at the fub4eriion of thole in
fitusions to which we owe all our nation
al and individual PROPERTY. Let then
thofe who are defrous of feeling thcie flou-
riih, unite in their exertions 10 check he
progrefs Of democracy: it requires nosh-
ing but determined minds and active exer-
tions, to put an end to its vicious ca
feer.
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IN aO al. 20 their intereR, It is evident,
tsi l pr,,i(h are appreheniiye, as an order
tls &c ,,ceiived at Gibraltar to flop all the
wa S.;,;lh men of war, formerly ordered
pr pr which was put IN execution, as
n'u'' came down the Mediterranean and
a .:sed there. There alto ieened to be
s sss dilaereemens respecting the eyaeua-
'ao Of Malta, as, It was iaid, none OF
W. - ltlpulations agreed to, by the treaty
'fu.ace, were complied with oy the BIZ
IN.
The Brig Sally Barry iaiiea from
GIBRALTAR for tbs port days 0sioss capt.
ary.
Yefer,ay arrived the brig oaiiy, capt.
Thaekara, from of. Lucia, wnien nc
lea the a5;h ult. on which cay a french
feet Of FIVE seaeis' isfl5s and IoaooreIs)
arrived at CaNius 10 take Peiirailon OF the
ilsad Of ST. Lucia. ! ne hnSiilh having
embarked all their troops were 70 sail 10
day OF two, VIZ 'ne 9rh ana io'n,
WeG India fesA,'e"'S ~ il'''uao' anu
the sd and $50 regiments lor Europe
Captain 4. iOftaer ihleiins 'la' the oiisg
Polly, John Fani - osys 'io,n oi','
mouth, arrived on 81. Lucia, OUT hia :
ing the MARKERS oau, PtaIesasu VI TIC
s3d OF September lof %. Yiacehls.
Capt. l. ielt az SAl'ias' org f1anlal''
Norris, OF and for newport \. l.. 70
hil in about week; ienr. fIeaaenf,
Ingerfol, OF Bolton; the iehr. Richasa
Curtis, Csteno' OF George town. ana q
Eh'r, belonging 20 Eaenso'' ~. =:
Capt. l. aio mentions tha' Mafu-
nique was taken Pohealon OF oy the
Ftench on the 18th and loth uit. nnce
when the French had prohioited the I'M
pOrtatlou OF dry goods IN britiih bottoms.
Two ihips having arrived atLsitius on
the a4th uit. VINO had peen reiuied an en-,
Try at Martinique on the 2zd ult. lhe
names OF t5e two hips were the William
Pit, OF Marunlque. and the Margaret,
ofLiyerPool.
Same day arrived brig Rover captain
HaFdie, by whom we learn, that the
Negroes having taken up arms again
General Sochambeau had m0tered all the
men hec0ald, and marched agalnit them:
mat a0oct the 2oth Sept. the French had
one or two pretty feyere brufhes with the
Guaves' and Leogane. 10 which II is lad
.ne BACKS nae 400 kiiieo' no'Wi1a ! a
ing wnicn they Keep the Town or Fort
kepuo"G IN coatinusi aiaFm' as 'aey are
s0a',auaily committing oePfeda,loh 5 u !, 'hs
aVsapaaihooa' ana prevent any iupPaes
coming into the Town from ,ne coun'ry'
r,: ieitsraay arrived ieh,f aanSy, capf.
"hion, from Nanau, y. / VINO, On
Inc stu init. on Aeacco' iPoke mp Nep-
Ians' B"rksr' from this port Tor Ne~
ffOsidence.
caP'. Wiion informs mat On the III
w. tne tiigh court CT Admiralty, met