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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-01-25

The regular Congrenionai TIT u omitted this cay,
for want Of room he late proceedings have NOT
much 20 iu;eref if except wha contained in .ht
following article From W.Gi7g'oa, 1lr. 81
YeRtrdsy the motion Of NJ Bcckcntridge TOR th.
repeal Of the judiciary Law, taken into coaGderd
ton IN the Senate. MIR. delivered vcrv long
qecch, IN ilvar vi h. notion ani was followed III yhl
fame fde by Melr. Cooke and Wright MeIrs J.
Mafon d Morri. fPoke t-ainf the repeal 40 vat.
was taken and The Senate adjourned ID MONDAY ,hl
nth inn
The aPPorioument b5l rxiuc the ratio Of Repre-
lcntauou AZ 37 GEO. paIrd tr Horc ot Repr, lrutvc,
On the Ifta ir0 After the nlxt retton, therefore.
The Hou.c VIII. conGN OIL n numbers
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-01-25

THE crsditore to the Eaa,e Of R IcB5AdF,D'
Il WiNSLOW, A Baakrup,, art f(q -..r M
bTo7dny :b> fyR day Of Fc5rsary nl2t' az what
O'Clock, A y. thea aad there ~ deiHmmCo MI,
meltue. NJ pnrlie, relative to certain MI
II f7vr. o5 f4id eft. lcaint the French
Cle.t, Or o.'tz~rs 'Streof.
n4rUAN wINSLO W, AssGASS'
P.rt1AL, De-. As.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-01-25
Din

In this town on Saturday In, Mrs AEroart Sc.
Isle, wife Of Mr.. George Carlile "a tender f.
aftectionate mother and fneere friend Her rtryr
will Re inferred tomorrow AZ o'clock in the asrDooD
Nhere her friends are requeled to attend.
At Bolton, Mus Hannah Tileilon. ao.d "a -.
Billingham Watts, aged 4o.-Mrs Hannah snlvgpn
aged AZ
At Needham, William Fuller, Efq, aged CO.
AZ Wakefield, Mrs. Mary Piper, H3t Al, comfort of
the Rev Ala Piper, and odea daughter Of shr Hon,
Edward Cuts of Kltery
It Burlington \. ]. Hon. James Kinrey Efquire.
N M Chei Iuitice ofthe State, Ht. 7o
Wells.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-01-25

SEIcIDE.-We hear from Turner, that On the tth
M Mr. Catt Bllls. Of that place who pofcFeda GRO.
Perty of about 5oos dollars. hung hmfelf, from the
gar Of being cKPoled % want
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-01-25

A writer ~ a Wilmington paper mentions The
following fad-That torty eight of the late Elect
ors Of PRECEDENT 2c.-and fly-fo1r IF tbs prctent
members Of C0ngreis, are zativeJ Of Virginia
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-05-01

Snree years required three millions Of dollars.
You know that both Harmar and St. Clair
were 70 far from being victorious that they
were meR c0nfoaadediy 6eates. This was
what we got for three millions of dollars
The TenneiIee militia did their work not in
three drowfy campaigns, but with the cer-
tanty OF fate, aud the velocity of I thunder
bolt. 1t is a large computation to fay, that
their campaign colt twenty thouiand dollars.
Thisis the one hundred ard hftcth part OF
three millions. Ard yer their payment was,
for tcveral years, retufed; and theie gallant
men were treated as culpri:s. Yet congreis
pait vote of thanks to general Wayne, for
his famous victory on the Miami, where he
killed about iiSty Indians, or Canadian militia,
with the lois of thirty three OF his own folders.
For what reafon, then, did the iccretary OF
war poitpone the payment OF the frontier MI
litla Were they to ltaud tamciy by, while
their horfes were folen, their houtes burnt,
and their families butchered It is true that
congreis have paa iucceffive laws, which tor
bid man, which forbid free American clti-
zen, to crolS the frontier line IL quett OF the
thief who fteals his horfes, or the murderer
who 1tabs his father, or his wife One of
thcie precious acts is dated II. fbirtisfb IF
Marcb i.qf This laa law is not 70 bad as
its predeccfIors; but ilili it is bad enough
And what is the worth OF luch laws? What
rcipect do they deferve, or what Kind of icenes
did congreis fometimes exhibit in the courte
OF their paiiage through the Two honies The
Virglnian members of the third congreis VIII,
to the lait man, tell you thar ilch warmth, iuch
indignation, iuch hoitility of -cciprocal re-
proach, had never, upon any foImcr queifion,
dieurbcd that anembly You complain OF
the abolition Of fifteen judges becauls It
! violates the contribution of the United States
| Bur this IN Ue,jal frontier nterd, :tion OF pur-
fut and vengeance, this reprobaiion of thoie
| prGtficdi patriots who burnt Nickaja ck, breaks
down the iacred, the eternal CONSTITUTION
| OK HUMAN NATURE -
| This churliihncfs on the part of the federal
majority OF congreis was the lcls to be endured,
| becauc their whole domination. OF the North
Ncitcrn frontier was founded upon voun-
tary gifrfrom the a9smby IF Pirginia
ne reader will be tempted 10 enquire by
what authority the anenbly acted, or by what
motives they were melted 20 make gift Of
fIch enormous magnitude! He will ak why
the commonwealth was making gifts, WHEN
fhe might have found full employment in the
diicharging of her debts Hewih, in particu-
lar, with to learn why the made this preient
TO one of her creditors, without receiving at
the fame time, complete and final acquiral
OF the whole demands, cigh1 or wrong, which
the old congreis could Herge agarlr her:
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-05-01
LONDON.
SIERRA LEoNE-aousE, Feb. u, 1901.


DISPATCHES have been received from
The governor and council of Sierra Leone,
dated the 10Th December lait, which Fate
tldden and unpToyoi,ed attack on the iettle-
meHt 10 have been made by lone NEIGHBOUR
ING natives, on the l3th OF Novemoef.
lie following is The fubifauce of the 90
vernon and councils communication:
On the morning of the 18Th November. =
body Of Iiramanys (tbe iubjet3s o! king F..
anna, and king Iom) made furious and ur-
eXpected ailault OF the fort A fnail but
iclccf party ofthem, laid to be headed by two.
rebel tcttlers, forced their way INTO the for,.
Imported by number Of narkGnen. who
kept up very dci}ruEtYe FIRE Oh thofe who
advanced TO repel them.
IN about 5 minutes licutene Ludlow and
tca.gcnt Blackwood, and one Of the Areri-
can corps, MIR. Cox, Mr. CYanka5oor, and
ioEefaI others were killed, and governor
Dawes, McErs. Gray, Car, and loinc others
were wounded. At length iinall party Of
folders and lett'crs colIe9ed from different
Quarters and headed By the governor in Der
ION, CALAMITY puthed for ward, and with the
bayonet drove the enemy from the fort. The
retreat of the ahaiiants foon became general
heir lo!S appears to have been comfortable.
and at Ieait equal to that fpltajned BY the de-
tenders of the fort,
/ he enemy, though baaicd in their enter
prize, itill maintained threatening petition
to the weitward of the colony, apparently with
the hope Of recruiting their ndmt,ers {uc-
ceAige expeditions Undertaken with this yicv)
were attended with fuch facets, that BY the
4;h December, they md been compIetetlv
driven from the difrid which lies between
the lettIencnt and capital, Sierra Leone, with
icafCely any lols on the part Of the colony.
! his tTcachero"s and unprovoked agercGion
is excluively attributed to the Timmanys,
and it appears to have ftrongly excited the IN
dignation Of many of the neighbourin7 Afi-
can chiefs, ieveral Of whom bad repaired with
a confjderable number of men to the aai1ance
Of the lcttlement, and had joinedjn he cxclf-
lons which were undertaken againa the enc
NY
he governor and couci fay" We can
lo5 pats Unnotced the cxcrtions Of thot- brave
ncn, beth Europeans and Jettlers, who dcfen-
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-05-01

E@tra6 fJam tbe Lag Ba5&oftbs Brig Hauee,
CERT, lHgsy5A, IF Port!and, tsrnj6sd By
tire Mite, 7obo III ii, md avdo orrvifd
here hi, morning In the lhooner Roebafi.
CaYt, Daujon, f5'om Gibraltar.
DECEMBER IS, 1901, got under way
from Portland harbour, bound TO St. Lucia.
in company with the Aip Nunia, bound for
Liverpool. AZ u NJ. Cape Elizabc bore
n. w oiitaut leagues, from whichwc took
our departure. December 70, frefh gales
from the n. w anj the latter part of tie q
houfs our vcllcl began 10 leak, the wind ard
{fea very high. At3 A NJ. clofe reefed the
forctop-iail, and all hands went TO work IN
throwing overheard the after part of our deck
load, when the leak abatcd q little; the punes
continually going; by misfortune heavii,e
over our deck load, lott our AK; Rad nothinG
60 help ouriclVes with bur 4 carpenters adzc;
the wind lnCreaied, and the leak gained uooc
us, while the weather was 70 thick we could
not take al obiervation. December ~, the
wind lDcrcafed to a gale from w. N. w,
with much rain, the leak gaining faR upon US.
1 hough botb pumps going from TO &, could
not free her; then handed the top-fail, and
hove too under two reefcd mainlaii; and
III the fpdce Of haitian hour one pump choaked
ana the other would not free her. At1.P
NJ. the dcck-lcad fhihed the csptsin tleo
took the adzc and cut away the lee shipes-
and then the weather ones the boards den
all gong to The lccward, the frh fea that
Truck her The uplcy by the captains orders
cut awaythe Weather IanydiGs the B.ail
inapt Oft At the deck in the ipacc cf i or %
minutes The rghtcd, the rnaiuU,af tearing 10
part 81 the deck, and carrying away the har-
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which ferves to convince us. thai tho edtc.
believed IT'S authenticity. OF this piece, how
ever, we have ome unlucky fu(picions. The
practice OF forging extracts Of letters is as
common, as that Of breaking up letters, re-
iource which has been adopted with 70 much
iucccis by botb Gdes. We with to know the
name of the respectable bonte IN E1ilmmgtou,
BY whom this letter was received as well as
the name of the writer. The original letter,
with poftnark, lhouid have been dcpolited
with Mr. Duane; and, even after al thetc
precautions, we ihould have feltan immovea
bic pe,iuafion that the greater part OF the ex-
tract, or rather THAI cverv word of it, is d
fmjfboo4. Touflaine is here made to give
orders to the commanders &c. to deitrov es,cry
pctJon within their respective diifriGts. From
this univerid proicription, the blacks, ana
even the nulattoes fho,lld, at Leaf, have been
excepted. Ii is iuapoliible that TouiIaint
cold have lfued fuch mad orders; and, as
TO the aObiffs, there is no word of general
mafacre.
We are next informed that the Engli(h
have acted as prompters sc. From whac
branch of the government of Eng land could
this letter have come? What were its con-
tents, or in Whole pofcfFon is it nowi The
whole paiiage we regard as a caiunlnv nven-
ted againh the Britifh nation, Whole hiitorv
is bad enough already, without fuch additions
of depravity. The contract for four millions
nf lvreS worth Of gum powder we hold as the
mott egregious and inlpudent of thefe three
hbs. The only part of this extract TO which
we give credit is that wherein the author iays
that he does not know whether the contract
was made with the g9Oernassnt, or fnaiVid2-
ais. I his we agree 70; Tor we prefume thae
twas made with neither the one, nor the
other.
The extra9 from, St. Domingo, concerning
the fhooting of fifteen negroes by orders from
ouitaint, prefents ieCond ipccinen Of the
fame kind of dirt. Either the black fellow
himtclf mutt have ient an expreIs TO the pr;n-
ter of the French newspaper, with an account
OF the amount Of his trcature, and his mode OF
conceaiing il, or one Of thofe negroes mutt
have afifln iran the dead, in order to tell the
hory This tumbug has already run through
one half OF all the wife newspapers on the
continent and people are 10 be found who
can believe fuch train.
he tale of finding package of Z oufIaint's
papers appears TO be only the repetition of ala
ola ttory, (which was farhercd on general Walll-
ington, A package Of BIS papers alto was
pretended TO be found and out Of them, there
was printed at Philadelphia, about 1898, the
ieeond edition of letters addref1ed BY the gene
raj to Lund Wilmington: The preface 70 this
production alledges that the papers were
found in lorne part of the generals baggage,
which the Britifh had taken during the war,
On March 9Th, 1897, the PRECEDENT publifhed
a formal difavowal of this rubbnh. We only
mention 1t here to thew the frequency ard
audacity Of luch impoifures.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-05-01

Tie f6l2otOing IS a tranA7tion f;-om a French
paper, Of The gratitads 5eJfoq0edb by TouGant
On bis fcllosO men, far tbeir a0IJfancr in con-
ant!ng his bo6ty to q remote part of The
country and fonceoi;ag 1t.
AT the moment when Toulaint LOWER
ture was forced to leave the cape, he took
particular care to take with him, all the gold
coin then in the national trcaiury, amounting
to about one and half millions Of dollars.
his trealurc he had frft conveyed through
fon1e of the whitc Inhabitants nearly Is miles
from the cape, where he generously ditjnifled
the fame. and truited his booty to / of his
black brethren whom ne, hmfelf Only, con-
Quoted Into The mountains; and having found
4 convenient place, he made them dig hole,
in which he depotiscd his riches After This
he discharged his carriers, and projecting great
obligations, ordered them TO appear atthe camp
to be rewarded; and what reward did this
black hypoctlte give to his workmen = Every
humane heart mutt ihuddcr 10 hear; when
fheie poor fellows arrived at the camp, thew
were ordered to form tmall circle, and Tout
faint commanded, in cool blood, a parcel of
folders with loaded muG;ets to itand in half
moon round them----gav the word fire, and
shat they muft die fer high trealon, wbic6
was executed. (dHs.J
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NEW YORK, N1rcb ~.

Our readers in the perufal Of the following
extract, will find hory of iach extreme
difre(s, and Id in 70 artefs manner, as to
call up the ilrongee {ympathv of the human
heart.
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ded the fort on the morning OF the attack;
fome of them are now infeniibie to human
praiie, and Others lie langui;hing under the
effect at >thoie wounds 70 which their intrepid
ty expoicd Them Mr.. Cox, the fore keep
cr, was fhot dead in attempting to fave the
magazine from the ravages of the enemy.
Lieutenant Ludlow, at an early part of the
ASTON, met with the fame fate.
The condu9 of MIR. Crankapoor, Nova
Scotia black, who alto fell, is noticed in terms
of high praiie.
Mr.. Wilton, it is Gid, a6ted with great
ipirit, and the ieryiceS of George Clark, and
John Gordon, fettlers, were found very ule-
full in driving the enemy out OF the fort
The folders in general behaved with the
feadinelS Of met, who have fcen fcrvice, and
through the whole action kept up very gal.
ling and effective FIRE on the enemy.
Captain Bullen, of his majefy's noop the
Wafp, was folictous from the hour of his
arrival = few days after the attack, TO meet and
prevent the wiihes of the colony.
When the dispatches came away, fomc pa
cihc overtures had been made, the Conditions
of peace propoied by the company being tho(e
ofhaving the rebel fettlers deliveredu up, and the
dii}ritt TO the weftward Of Freetown, which
had been potieHed by king Tom, the principal
in the war, coded to the company.
The governor and council ALTO acknowledge
the iervjces rendered to the colony on this
location by captain Halle, of the Hope, and
captain Scott, of Fraternite, two letters of
marque then in the river.
Totai-killed or iince dead, IS; wounded
38 in whole Sc.
Subitquent to the 18th, in an attack on one
of the enemy's towns, by the exploilon of
fome powder keys, Mr.. Wilton, and FIVE
natives, allies of the colony, were burnt Mr.
WILTON has iince recovered, bur three of the
natives died. In another attack, one feanlan
of the WdP was killed and four wounded.
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here were about four conteited votes be-
tween Mr.. Hay, and MIR. Rind So finall a
matter is not worth farther notice, or expla-
nation.
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ON the lait page of this day" Recorder"
there is inherited a fecond cxtra4 from Mr..
Hays papphlet upon the A4eycbont Tax.
ne tax, as frequently happens il like mat
ters, has excited diGcontent among thofc who
pay II. The ai'embly can nave no inrcreh
ciitnct from chat of their conittuents. The
republication of this little piece in newspa-
per tends of coure to recall their attention to
the iubielt. Weiniert it with the more par
ticular p!cafurc, becaule it has nothing to do
with tto.e political BRANCHES, NJ ich divide our
ientiments, and lometimes difurb our peace.
The remainder Of the pamphlet will probably
DC given in next Saturdays " Recorder
But the circunftance If being confined TO j
Jingle theet per week, renders Us conltantly
baaapeyrd fo,- sUaat Of rom,
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Ihs IecovlAy.
RICHMOND.

SATURDAY, May Iii.
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Sec page 9Th.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-14
CARVING, GLIDING, aud
FURNISHING.
Mrs. RACHEL ATKINS,

~
Mrs. RACHEL ATKINS,
OFFERS her grateful acknowledge
raents TO the citizens Of Alexandria and
the public generally, for the many favo,s
conferred ON her in the line Of her protef-
fion, fince her lhort refdence among them,
AID informs them that fhe propoies return
ing to Philadelphia in about two weeks
until her removal hc will be happy in
executing any orders they may think pro-
per to honor her with.
Sic lies On hand and qviA fell at ,edueed
prices,
A large and elegant anortment of
Prints and Looking Glal1es
aud Granoolcs.
Ottober Is. d2w
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IRISH LINENS.

Reeeie'fa ty TIE SHIP Brutas, qia Li;ver-
pal,
A fmali Invoice Of "A & 7-Sths wide
IRISH LINENS, well aGorted and for
Sale, on reaionabIe terms by
WILLIAM LADD.
n. B. He daily expects an aGortment
of WooLENs.
October Is. d
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ROBERT T. HOOE & CO.
Have j4f impo,ted By The l9iip FeAeiiy,
fran LiusrfOol, an eJ15,tmsaf IF
FALL GOODS,

Which they olter for Sale by the piece CT
package. - Alfo, 70 crates STONE
WARE, and a quantity fpatenr IL
VERPOOL SALT.
They have ALTO received by The brig Nep-
tune and fchooner -Four Brokers.
A few hundred buihels Of Lii
Bon Salt, Liibon and Calcavello Wines,
Fruits, Sweetmeats, Sc. &c. all of which
they will fell lew from on board, if Inn
mediate application is made.
Tbey bave an band, 4 good o0grtmsat IF
@ ERIN A N Ii n E n.
oetober DIFF
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Ten Dollars Reward.

10 AN AWAY from the Subscriber, on Sun
II day morning, the sd inf an apprentice
boy co the Coopers buiineis, named JAMES
IEYLES, eighteen years of age laf Auguf,
about five feet one inch high, brown complexion,
walks with his knees turned in. Had on when
he went away, a grey Bath coating jacket, thick
iet waiitcoar and ozuaburah trowiers, but took
other clothes with him. Whoever returns him
70 the Sublcriber fhall receive the above Reward,
and all Reasonable charges, CT Fifteen Dollars if
taken 10 miles from Alexandria.
CHARLES JAMESON.
N. B. All matters of vsiEels are forewarned
from carrying him eli.
October 7.
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ADVERTISEMENT.

By uGrtue Of a Deed Of T5u4 j6roas
O5veu Peberts IL ire Sa5Jcrt6er, I'll be
exbgied to S.le, far re0ay money, on the
Pyemyfs, an Wsane(a4y The 1871 dy
Of NoUember, it fair, i nat, tsen The
nrxt JQn day,
oNE haa OF thar LOT of GROUND in
~ the city Of Warrington, lying in fquarc
No. $50, and deignated in that fquare By the
No. 10, the moiety intended to be field fronts
tian the open are on the Peilfyl. aria Avenue,
AID joins upon tbs lot No. II in that fqpare, has
front Of "a feet Z inches and al half, AID
% feet inches deep upon it is ereceea a frame
Dwelling tioule.
JAMES KEITH, Trulee.
October r. cts
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publte uenn,,e.

On Fri1y arat will be /old, at Ike zen
das Stere tsr Tie beusft ef tie unar,-
zyvlfe,s,
!. w. 2 bales Rofe Blankets,
Damaged en- beard the nip Felicity,
from Liverpool.
And Immediately after,
One Bale Of RUGS,
For the benefit Of thole concerned.
PHILIP G. MARS1ELLER.
Odaber II.
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aaIg By auaton,
On SATURDAY,.

On Sd 4 URDAY.
1t 10 c'ehck, ecM be Joid at The Yfnan
Store, tie corner Of Kmy and Unie'
Streets.
Rum in hhds. and barrels,
Whifky in barrels,
Apple Brandy in barrels,
Gin in caiks,
Wine in pipes and quarter caHss,
Molafes in hhds.
Sugar in hhds. and barrels,
White ana brown Soap In boxes,
Coffee in calls and bags;
Raifts in kegs and boxes,
Queens Ware, and
a variety Of DRY GOODS.
THOS. PATTON, AuRioTeer.
Oaober -.
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TO BE SOLD,

TO BE SOLD,
On Wsdue/day, The Iotb Day ef NoVem6er
next, an the PremJrs,
Ninety Acres Of Land.
Belonging to the eaate Of Roger Wet,
deceaGd, on a credit until the III day Ct
March, 1903, the purcfsfcr giving bond,
with approved fecurity, which, when paid
good and efficient deeds ihall be made
This Land is about three miles tsom
Town, and begins at the road going TO
Mount Vernon; and forms an oblong iquare
adjoining the lands Of William Hepburn
and the late Lord Fairfax, a plat Of which
will be produced.
RICHARD CONWAY, Exeruter.
October. 7.
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A,y1ved IN torvn laf Eyenlng,
NJ R. r AN ME,
The EUROPEAN
Y z. N T Z II4OGII T

i y n = Y = = y
He intends to exhibit bis Gnsular pow
ers of Ventrilcquliin. ard limitations Of
various birds and BEATS, with many afo-
mining arts, by magnetic attractions, In
ter(perisd with Experiments and Logic.
Due notice will be given to the citizens
of Alexandria, when the arrangements are
prepared for the reception OF the public.
October II. DIFF
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BOSTON, AuguG I9.

Arrived, brig Hazard, Pulitzer, for
merly commanded by captain Clark Am
boyna, r57 days. Spoke Aoguit ~
Ahr. Alexander, II day from NswoaFy-
port for Martinique.
Brig Orion, Bradford, 81 days from
Rudil. Sailed in company with tchooneE
Triton, Higgins, of Bottom, bound for St.
Micha Is !: parted company June IL, 'alto
with the brig Enterprise Woodbury. i0E
Lilbon July z6, lat. Al 50, long IS
fpoke fchoner Mary Arm, Keith, n days
from Penobfcot, for Liverpool. Lett al
Crone adj, May IS, Riting Gates, Back
for d, Of Salem; Pallas, Dollard, DO. CA~
,hes;ao, Gould, do. to fail 18th une
FavoTi,e, Henderfon, do. America, o'one'
Of Newburypors, to fail for Newport zo'h
June; Heart of Oak, Grafton, Bolton
Friendlhip, Avery, DO. TO fail 18Th June
Fame, Bullock, Providence F; plymouth
Bradlhaw, Salem Enterprise, liam
rHond, MarbIehead, to fail ron J9hs
Hannah, Andrews, do. 10th jane f1a1'
ard, Heart Bottom. e..
Ship Rambler, Moreland, rs days 40, ,so''
Havaansh. Left there Herald, WI
bridge, Portland, to all in wees
Ocean, iuf arrived /; Exchange MAN. Wan.
waripg Bottom, detained BY go'efms ".,
lane CAPTAIN Newell, NewouryPoS'
condemned, as notGt for fta b''g
King, charleRon Eagle, Balt'"y %
DIANA Wilton, Bottom, jul arrived e. No
nalas, Bihop, do. jat a,flysa 'l ~.
France Thomas Ruasll, G''saaD' ~