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B,4LTIMORE, .5aly rs.

Ayrivsd Iaf eeening, The EngA@ brig.
Eat<rtsls, captain Collins, fran Windlor,
MS
Aya, nip Union, captain Porter, l35
deystrom BataVia.
Mc,rb 3, IN lat. 50, S. laxg. 80, E.
foke the @ip Henry, captain Barton. Of
and far Salem, t6at /ailsd 8 days atfer the
Uaim frym Batavia. On the 2otb, IL
lat. ia, s.. lang. 10, Z. l1oke the Zip
JsfeySn, IS days from Cantor, bound to
philadelphia
.Arrved tbs morniag, Jaleeney IRIS,
captain TSarnton, 70 dgys from tie city
sfSt. Dommiga.
Left there
Scbr. Euierpyjls, Haars, sf Norfolk !;
Slap Ranger, Bavtlsts Bseon; Brig I'M
on, TomsjSn, philadelphia !; Ring States,
N9ksam, Neqv. Yo,f.
July II
Arrived, brig Bs,ley, esPtain Williams,
S, days from Calais. In lat. 20, as, long.
a, poke the brig Philadelphia, captain Fra
zier, IT Philadelpia, bound 10 Lerhprn. out 20
days. In lat. SO, IL, long. ~, fpoke brig
from Amaerdanl, bound to New Bedford, that
had on board the crew Of The brias----, cap
tain Norris, from Philadelphia, bound TO Ma
defia. which had foundefed 4 days before.
In la,. Al, 20, long. So, 20, poke the brig
Maria, Jackicn, .rcm Newburypoft, bound
10 Malaga, GU, days. La. 20, 81, long.
64, ihip Eadfcx, ffom Nantucket, bound
round Cape Horn; and ihip Hope in compa
ny, Lat. 81, 81, iorg. s.. r, the brig
Thomas, Baldaln, from Ale..,+q.dfia, bouap
TO Madeita, eut 7-days.
Ship CarIiis. Chiffon, of his. port, ps1sa
Dover on the 18Th May, on III paaage 10
Ameeriam.
}uiy1S.
Arrived, lchconer Mariner, capt. Wickes,
. days from Cape francois.
LEFT THERE,
Brig Maria Boyd, Weaver, Baltimore !;
Ship Ssrpenr, Spear, ditto; sehr. Borfhers.
Carpenter, ditto Mcntiegat, Daniels, ditto !.
Ship Dit, asch, Nieols, Philadelphia; Ssian,
-, ditto Brig Union, Thomas, ditto,
The brig Franklin, OF Philadelphia, failed
with The Mariner.
Captain Wieks informs tha, the yellow se-
YER ragged at the Cape very furiousAy -anum
Der of troops had arrived there, and were
falling victims to it daily--it is iaid az leaf
two hundred die daiiy.--General L. Clerf
was alto i'll with the tsver.
The Mariner had run of ~ tours
from Cape Henry and performed Ter vo)
age in 50 days.
The fchconer Zephyr, Hayes, Of thi
port, was froken July sd, in lat. 81, s
n. long. g, SO W. 2days from BeInu
da, Bound to Bartholomew.
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REFLECTIONS,
ON THE LATE Observation-Disclosures

ON THE LATE Observation-Disclosures
Continued.
Bonaparte's procuring himieif to be elected
Conful for life, IS another event deeply intereing
TO France. and the whole civilized world. This
nleature be has timed with the fame prudence
that has marked his conduct in 70 many other IN
ftanees. At the conclufion of Peace with all
the great pewers of Europe, which he hes either
beaten or frightened intotermsthe mott adyanta-
gcous to France latter along and bloody CONTEXT,
which had ruined the commerce-deltroyed the
navy deganged the manufactures of their coun-
rry--the French people On fudden lind thez
ports liberated--the freedom OF the ieas reltored
commerce reyiving the arts encouraged--leerrl-
~ of perfons and property at home--relpctf and
influence a5roaj-pubiica and private credit eitah
f1ed-- their government feared, and their nation
-.ggrandized This view breaking on then, like
the beams IF the fun, on weather beatenerew al
er a long and itornly night, naturally exaltea TO
the hisheif degree their admiration Of thofe fin
sular talents, courage, and addrefs, which guild
ed them to victory. and afterwards to peace.
Avaing himief Of the moment OF enthullafm,
excited by this chluge OF circumstances, Bona.
pate prefents himfelf before the French nation as
the candidate for aconfulfhip, durante vita, Tor
perpetual Diaatorfhip.
Fhat be will fucceed in this nieature,
who can doubt /! Pofeaing power more
abfolute thanany of the Gyande Monar-
mes, who will dare to, refit his wllhes,
or oppole his ambition !? We may there
fore fet it down IS. an event already decid-
ed, that Bonaparte will be fra coniul OF
France Cor life. Were he refponfibie to
the Legislature for his condua-were ne
liable 70 Impeachment and dlfnifion from
office in cafe Of malcondutt, the meaiure
we are now contemplating would perhaps
be f rtu ale one for France. Orif fin the
fubfequent part Of his administration he
follows the example of our Warrington,
md with powers the mott abfolute, COM
b,nes moderation, ju9ice and true patriot
I'm, he may yet become .bleaing to his
country and the world but as power
without responsibility, il the courie OF a
few years is apt to corrupt the heart, there
is great danger that the Hero Of Italy
nav become tyrant and a icourge.-
Contrary, however, to the ufual expert
ence of human nature, fhould he continue
iaa, moderated prudent, notwithstanding
his elevation, 70 long as his life fhall be
continued France will exempt from re-
evolutionary horrors :yetfo many lourees
Of difconent will long continue IN that
coun,ry-fo many disappointed candidates
tor places of honor and prolific many
i the antient noblefe, who will indig-
nantIy brook the pefeaion Of fupreme
authority by an oblcure Coriican, while
las they believc) the legitimate heirs TO
the French throne are in exile and power
Ito many thorough going Jacobln's al'x-
49, 20 renew their old trade OF proicriP-
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free from mould OF any bad Hour, as when
they were frf manufactured. The cele-
brated DR.. FRANKLIN recommends bread
treated after the lame process, as The SIT
for tea fore. 1t is ,frf lliced and then
baked. This, he iays, was the original
sbifcuit, PAIN bis eut--rwice baked.
From the &C Wafp,' paper esablifhsd in Hud-
fon, IN. ~ in oppoGrion to the 6 Bee"
democratic paper edited by G. Holt, who, after
being compelled TO leave New-l .cndon, where
he formerly publiihed paper under the fame
title, but for want Of support, is making an at.
tempt in Hudfcn.
A NEW SONG. by the editor.
DEMOCRATIC DINC-DoNG, or A BELL
10 SETTLE THE BEE.
The Dcmocrats-G know them we)
Their heads are like criers bell
A hollow fconee--a molly thing
Hangs in the middle, peaing-ding-
Ding-dong--a pealing bell,
A oemos head Will do as well,
A cemo's head IS made CT bra1s;
His bawlirg beats the bray OF ats; Is
His tongue an iron, noiiy thing
Touch it with whiRey--how twill ding
Ding-dong a pealing bell
WhiAey TUFTS the demos well,
g The Bee" Rarv'd out and took his Eight, !.
And on cur flores he next would light
The Demo clappers gan to ring,
But all was noie, and noutgtbut ding
Ding-dong--a peaiiag BELL {.
Demos fupport printer well.
fIark! hear the pan's* bewitching found
Hark! hear the Bee CONNIE buzzing round
See him prepare his poinrleis fling
While all The demo's clappers ding
Ding--dong--a pealing bell
The'Bee will fling the ted'rais we'll
But hold fuppofe fuppoFt fheuld fail,
And the p5or Bee ihouid thew his tail;
Another tune would demos fling,
And quite forori their bell would Ding
.Ding-deng--a folemn knei
Would found the dying Bees farewell.
y Apan and flick are frequently ufed for fet-
ling afwalm Of Boes.
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Officers for tie " Legion Of Militia IL
Tie Djfnia Of Colum6ia.
William Brent, captain of cavalry,
Nicholas Vols 1T lieutenant do. Wah-
iosten Boyd, I'd do. Henry O'Reily,
coInet of do.
John Davidfon, captain OF artillery.
EDGAR Pat,erlon, 1T lieutenant of do. Ben
jamin Birch, I'd lieutenant ofdc.
Thomas Ccrcoran, captain Of genadiers,
john Jack, lieutenant of do. Ohio Splisg,
ensgn ofdo.
Wm. Q. Sprigg, captain Of light inean-
Try, John Hewitt, lieutenat of do. Leo
naFd Holiday Johns, enlign Of DO.
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Ca4taias Of kfaatry.

" AM/""t.T
Benjamin Moore, Henry Whetcroft,
Alexander Kerr, Thomas G. Addition,
John Reintzell, Warrington Bowie, Wal
Ter Smith, Jofeph S. Belt.
Lieafexauts Of Iafanfy.
joel Brown, Peter Lenox, Samuel N.
Smallwool, John B. Kerby, Robert
Peter, Richard Johns, Thomas Robert
fon, Abner Cloud.
E1Ggas1 lxtautry.
Patrick Simms, Baily Warrington,
Griffith Coombs, Henry Queen, Henry
H. Young, Nicholas Hedges, Daniel
Repner, Anthony Holmead. Frederick
May, furgeon, John Orr, fargeon's mate.
y t
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FOR THE SECOND LEGION.

Walter Jones, Jun. captain of cavalry,
Samuel Croudlon, It iieatenat Of do. ia
cob Geiger, I'd do. William H. Lyles,
cornet of do.
Alexander Saith, captain Of Riaemen,
John Jotnion, lieutenant Of do. Vim. Har-
per, Jun. endgn do.
John Longden, captain Of Artillery,
Patrick Burns, 1T lieutenant, do. Fer
dinand Mariteller, I'd do.
Amos Alexander captain Of Light-In-
fantry, George Wife, lieutenant, do. Johr
Hoof, eniign of do.
Captains IF Infanty.
Jofah Faxon, Adam Lynn, Lewis Sum-
mers, George N. Lyles, Clement Sewell,
Pretty Gunnel, John Cohagen, Charles
M Knight.
Lieufexauts of iufaaty.
Jofeph Ingle, James D. Wencott, John
A. Stewart, Leonard Cook, Robert Slew
arr, Lawrence .Hoof, Jun. Thomas Darne,
jun. Benjamin Hes.sy.
Exfgus sfI31autrp.
Tames S. S.ptt, Thomas Moore, James
A. Sutton, James M'Gusre, William
Turner, John Darne, Henry Talberrs
Daniel MsDougall.
Wm. D. Beale, adjatant, Charles A.
Beatty, quasserlnaaeT.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

The JuRices of the Peace for Alexan-
dria county, difritt Of Columbia, are re-
Quoted TO meet at the courtihoufe in Alex
andria, on Friday the sd infant, in or
derto cloie the accounts tor laft year, and
for fuadry other Purpoles.
Iuly 20. d3t
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alRranDrla GDOfrtlser.

TuEsDAr, july 20.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
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FOR NETWORK,
IuIY 20.
ConGhing Of

r ltC otAdlSd otSA IVA 49,
& Barcelona brandy, Port, Carer, Tene-
rife, and few cafes ofChampaigne wines
ola very hyperion quality, Holland gene
va, Mufcatel raidns in boxes, green coffee,
pearl barley, clean and white Georgia cot
ton, falt-pesre refined, Cayenne pepper,
Peruvian bark, red and pale pimentos
glaubler fats, one feroon frft quality fo-'
tant indigo, fine white ginger ground and
double boiled, fig blue, mould Candles
roiin in barrels, 20 boxes Godified,s iu-
perior fegars.
Aye,
20 Quarter chefs of aaortcd TEAS, I'M
ported in tic prefent month.
July 20. eolzl
lr The party intended to haveisakcn
place on Saturday laR, was poaponed on
account of the rain-It will take place to-
morrow evening, if fair, to which the
Ladies and Gentlemen are invited.
The MANAGERS.
Iuly 20.
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Eadorx AZ Paris, gave an entertainment TO-,
the Amer eargentlemen inah,t ci,y, on;
the anniversary Of the independence Of his
country.
A few weeks more of fine weather only
are wanting to infure an abundant har-
vef.
Admiral Saumarez is appointed Britifh
naval commander in the Mediterrane-
an.
The Leander of 50 guns, failed from
England for Halifax July II. She is to
be the flag ihiP.
The a9th regiment of foot failed from
England the middle of July for Halifax,
in ) trsnfports.
Important DJeorsy.-Dr. Gordon
has announced the dilcovery of the art OF
making flour from certain fub&ance
which abounds in England, by which -four
may be afforded at one fourth of the price
of the wheaton, with which it is equally
nu,ricious and palatable, and will keep
its quality for many years.
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brings RIO rcws--markets dull, lumber
from Is to 50 dollars Per thoufand, Ccur
from to 7 dollars, beef Il, and pork
from IS to 20 dollars.
Arrived, brig Iiaeel!a, captain Bun.
bury, from ST. Croix. Left there, brig
lane, capt, HURT, OF Portland, to fail in
S days for Bottom, and brig George, capt.
Turner Of Philadelphia.
In lat. 81, long, 70, fpoke the feh'r
Ann, MLelland, from Trinidad, bound
TO Philadelphia
The fhip Alexander Hamilton, from
India. The brig Fair American, Man
ming, from Gaadaloupe; a barque and
afqlaEe rugged veaeis are in the bay.
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heads. Mr.. Thickhead is'a learned block.
head he has renounced tie fpty Of mu-
fc Ter that OF the !cgsri;krs, ani has got
i fine snste, ard fne wife, ne.sly by
is great rsPu'sticn as mathematician.
He has great mai : uaihen2,ic oddities;
il ne walks, ii Is Z ~ays i. : f!.i2h; Ire !;
!! be fits, II is in tie form u triangle /;
ard il he fards, il IS IN no other Poiture
than ia; Of Z perpendicular. Ia fort
Mr.. Tlilkhcad Goes every :hing with 10
much marhen a,,caj at,aefs, ,hat he Is
generally cheerned very ica'nsd man !;
yc, the reader wi.t.u, IT, help OF ma,he-
rls,:eai demonRrst on will be apt TO conf
d,r W.. THICKnEAD a mathematical
bI1cEhcad.
Mr. MAMNCUTI: is ai{o efecucd
n: only a mathematical, but Philo!o-
ptical, ana political tlockhcad. Iic las
been admitted an honorary member not
Only among the focietic of philosophical
aud political b.ockheads in Europe, bit
a,io fas been made head of the blockheads
in America. He admits no man into his
ferYice BAT blockhead, tru}s no man bot
a b!ockhc1d, invites more to his table but
blocl:head~, and in fhors has 70 many block
heads abou: him, that it is difficult
thing for wife era well difpcfed man to
get through the croud :; and IL wife, or
clever fellow happens to core into MS
houIe, and takes feat with Tie ref, he
Immediately gets Up ins great ralion,
drives him cut without ccycmony, sd rnts
bI.tLh-ad in his place. Thus gentle
reader! h. e l given you all can ,h;a!;
Of .. "r,fent ibout biockhe ads and ie, h:tn
whom ,he CAP h,s, Putit on.
IRONICUS.
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+ From London b0teys 10 Tuly II.

Fran London papers to July ~
The force of PaGwan Oglou, the Turk
in rebel, continues to increafe-ard lie
grows daily more daring. He has lately
advanced, and defeated fmsll bodies of the
Grand signor's troops. 1t continues to
be, infatuated that Ruilia, Pruhia, Auftria
and Frame, entertain dehgn to divide
the Ottoman Empire among them. Their
respective part, are mentioned ard it is
conje6ured PaGwan Oslou's formidable
rebellion will furnith the pretext for the
invafon of Turkey to profecu.s the work
ofconquelt and partition. The AuRrians,
it is laid, have already advanced.
The Ruilians have commenced holili.
ties againA the PcrGsns--and have alrea-
dy taken one of their towns.
A conili,u,ional code has been eHsb-
lilhed in Geneva. The executive power
is to be ponsaed by Doge, chofen for 6
years-There is to be a fenate of thirty
members-one third TO be changed every
two years-and college Of Proprie,ors-
college of the Merchants sand Of the
Learned. The members of tn Colleges
are elected for life. The Roman Catho-
lie religion is to be efablihed.
A new contribution for the Helve,ic
Republic has been accepted and efablia,ed
About ; fourths OF the votes returned
were in its favour.
A pamphlet, oppoGns TIE intenlion of
fome Frenchmen to inveft Bonapar,e with
the right to nominate his fucceaor, written
by Camille Jourdan, has been fuppreaed
by the government at Paris.
The following is the etiquette of Ma
dame Bonaparte's Levees MADAME de
Lucay takes the names ofthe viftors, and
uhers,hrm into the room. Madame Bo.
naparte only rites for the family of Bona.
parte, the wives of AmbaGadors, & fran.
gers of the frf rank. She orders arm
chairs for their accommodation. She half
rifles for the wives of Senators, Prsfetts,
and Councillors Of State, & requefs them
to be feated but fhe barely bows her
head to the wives of Legislators, Til
Dunes, &c. they mua be fea,ed where they
can, and on common chairs.
The repairs and ornaments Of the Pa
lace of St. Cloud will colt feveral MILL.
ons. Strange revolution of fortune
The Legion of Honour has been organ
lied in France.
Admiral Viilaret failed from Brett ear
ly in July tor Martinique, with two ih'Ps
Of the lire, frigates, &c. with troops on
board.
Citizen 'Gohier is appointed French
| commiGary at Amferdan. He was a
member Of the French Directory when b.
| naparte abolilhed it. :,
There are UNIFORM accounts from all
parts Of France in favour ct the Kline
Pox.
| Mr.. Livngaoa the American An'af
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Sugar, Mufcovado Brown, ew.. ,,e %
34s. Middling 81 to 4os. Good
Al to ass. Havana Brown 36
to 46s. White S. to 81. Mar
ket ileady. In Brown and MIDI
ling Mulcovadoes good deal has
been done for expectation. Clay
ed and Havannas are icarce, but
the demand is uncomfortable at
pretnt.
Coffee, cwt. Ordinary 30 to Sos
Middling 81 to COS. Good o.
8 10 1905. Fine Ioz to Il8s.-
:, Triage ~ to SIS. Stock limit
az ed; a feady regular demand.
Fine Coffee is uncommonly fcarce.
Cocoa, cwt. Wee Indian 7ato SIS. Ca.
racas none. In demand and
pim.n,o, ID. 81. to Cd. Steady &C.
nand.
Logwood, Campeachy clipped II to Isl.
ton. Honduras II to I5l. a.
fHaica IL to 13l. The quantity
in the market is very triiling no
demand at pretent.
Futile, 81. los. to 81. ton; Nicaragua
Wood Is to al. LignLmvits
81. los. dull. Large Weed In
demand.
Mahogany, I'D to rs. Sd. foot, fcarce
and in demand.
Hides, SPanith, sd. to ga. ID. Buenos
Ayrts, 7 to SD fcarce and ialea-
bic.
Cotton, Bourbon IS. 50. to IS. ID. Dutch
2od. to rs. ST. II to I'D. Ba-
hama IS to I7!d. Common W.
India 14Id to I'D. Carthagena
1914 to I'D. demand regular.
The confump,ion fill continues
very great. The iupply from the
Welt Indies has been very ftanty
hitherto.
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T II E A T r E.

The msetxg Of fbe Sulftriber, to The
Theatre nm"oameed far Monday ecrsizg nss
berg EzRenutJ numerous 10 TAX. up he
confederation Of tber bgfnsG, The notice i,
,t~e7Oed far Wednejaar, at O'elark III tks
etternOsa, a, Mr.. GaG@y's, 0vbsn gese-
raj and tm6ual meeting sviN be expected.
September 7.
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" o 7 I G. E.
In tbe matter Of Laae Mc'Pbeyss,
A BANKRUPT.

THE Creditors Of the iaid bankrupt
IRE hereby notified, that the comnilion-
ers will meet on Saturday the nth day
Of September, a, the Eagle Tavern in the
city of Richmond, at 10 o'clock in tEe
forenoon, for the puspofe Of certifying to
the Judge ofthe diaria OF Virginia, thas
the fAid Ifaac Mc'Pheron hath made
full difcovery Of his efate and effects and
in all things conformed himlelf to the di-
retaions of the act of Congrefs made and
now in force concerning bankrupts, when
and where any Of the creditors of the faid
bankrupt will be heard againlt the COM
mifioncrs certifying the fame.
ROBERT BROOKE,
Secretary 10 the CommyEone,s.
Richmond, September 1T. III d4s
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BALTIMORE, September L.

The ira'r George, frcm this por, to
New-Clieans, was fpoker z3d AusuA,
in lat. -, So, lorg "a, &c..
Arrived big Viper, e.rtain Chamber-
lin, from Cape Francois.
Left there, ihip Pyaminac, Belt. Of
Baltimore; fh'rs Sophia, DEifeoll, DO.
fail in 4 days; Caroline Canncn, do
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NEW YORK, September 4.

we HdfC iSleiVSH oui iSSuiu! h'>' Va
London and Liverpool papers by the Zip
Atl9ntic and the Britiih packet: bet they
reach only to the r3th July, and contain
no rews which have not been anticipates
via Boiton. The re!pe6table houG in Ii.
yerpOol, by whom the annexed Prices
Current are forwarded iuiorm that the
Courteryailing Duty on American yefels
is expected to be Immediately taken IF.
The duties on American fhirs, ard goods
imported therein, will then be the fame as
in BG,iih bottoms. At rrefcnt, the duty
is Is. Cd. iteriing Fer cws. in favor q the
latter.
Arrived, fhip Eugenis, Mansfield, Phi
ladelphia 3Iitiih Packet Leicehcr,
-, Falmouth Atlantic, CHEW, Ii
verpool ; brig Jane Maria, Waterman,
Curacao; Union, Paddock, Martinique
Eliza, Aiwater, Bermuda.
Cleared, Zip Hero, Rawfon, Havre,
American Hero, Baxter, ETiRol, Katy,
Thurllon, Jamaica brig Nancles, Elem
ing, Naples.
Errived Lixer ogr laR.
Ship Atlantic, Chew in 50 days f.cm
Liverpool. Sail, d on the i4'h July in
company with, 6 fail of merchant vene!s
bound to different ports, one of which
was the Englilh brig Three s;Gers, for
this port.
Brig Eliza, A,water, IS days from
S.. Croix. In lar. IS, long. 81, liPoke
brig Aun, out II days from Innadad,
bound 10 Philadelphia.
Bgi,iih Packet Leicsfer, SHARP, S days
from Falmouth, viz Halifax. Of South
amptor, fpoke ihiP Leonard Of Charle&on,
tcund TO Cotton.
Brig Jane Maria, Waterman, 20 days
from Curacao. In LAT. 81, long. Il,
fpoke thconer Peggy and Polly, out !
days from St. Thomas bourd TO Norfolk.
Same day faw large fips Handing TO the
rOr;hwa,d, fuPPOied to be French fri
gates.
Pris Union, Paddock, a days from
Martinique. Left there brig Echo Webb
ot,his port Schooner Jane, Tompkins,
CO. brig Hope, Smith, of Bottom ich'r
Swan, Marvin, Newport; brig -,
Wooainan, do. flip Betfey, Biaekiey,
SALEM 10 iail The 9TH AuguA brig Ann,
pagget, Of Bofon ichooner Hector, of
New York, to fail 18th Auguf. In lat.
So 20, long. IS, so, fpoke fchoouer
Henni&sr, bound from Newtsrn, n. c.
to Irinadad. Flour dollars. Beef IA,
Pork e.