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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-30

Conceafd &c longer IN her dark abode,
ANON.
SIR,
IT has long appeared to ne, and an
Induced TO believe it will generally De
allowed liz the fouthern aates at lca&I
thar the work which is going on, does
not fand in need Of aid, either from the
focieties eaab,iihed from human: motives,
nor the eloquence of the. pulpit.
The flence in which it is projecting.
aided by various concurrent circumstances,
will, it is to be unprecedented, in1ure i,s
effect and he NUT be blind, indeed, wIp
is anobleryans Of its progrels.
Our good ecnfederates to the northward,
happily for them, may be ont Of danger-
at prefent-and can Tow their tares, in oui
harvef, which we, rot they, are iore'p.
Thofe who have attended to whatever
las been agitated in Consrels, on the lub.
let of laves, NUT have noticed III: til.
umph, which TOO oftena.tends fappoied
fecurity and the unsuarded manner lod
fubieas have been treated by them; mol.
tile 10 that amicab!e confederation Tor the
body polite, which lhould inauene: tie
whole.
The evil appears feEiOus, and OF glgan.
tic magnitude, in whatever point may
be viewed and, without the power OF
prophecy, is evidently omlnon' OF ION:
great fa,ality-f from which no preisn'
profpeas iecure Us, nor diligence, not care
may prevent. ...,,,.
|. may be compared to an invetefa''
cancer, which has laid bold on the Vl'aH'
Whole extirpasion either hopsleis''ol ne.
elected from its beginning admits not ..
the knife, and emolients are OF little D'''
than temporary relcf. r.,
To return. -Th.fe friends have Ter, u
amonga US Sermon, fold BY Mems :. ~
and ]. Gray, to aaia with their P'os rs 60; 20
deavors, thoie evils we dep'ecste--,'" ~ ~
durable evil, as i, lloula ieeGa to 0s :.:.,l
gard!el, of Gu. political, and aew e''". ss}
4tuation, as i, ,clpeas ,hefe psopls-A'
whole hands are bouaa by fad nsceap '..
Whoever has noticed the uocoa''oD :.
noire, difu.bance, and dfarkennei', =.
Sabbath a, our whasves and elle" as.,.
The iacreaGe offales il our nes ,sa,;o,
and the lengsh Of time offered (; a 81 no.
the decrcaGng esinssioa OF ins'
p.rty. .,.o, among
u,. withia very hort tine, eqa ,!,. as
,hsr to two thirds of toe iaa1D, .sa,ct
many of whom have no yid'ls ns'''
fubGaeacc. IL ft3ntk
fame fource, are as deplorao,I IL a: a. ,e :.
and peace, which mott nen lseA ., Il mol
meut. is neither to be had at p's''''
eve. a % cod ID lsry.nt contributes part t. q b
f,,;.faSfiou of every family; Doi , '.,I
ling here, affords few inltaa'e so y, or osa
b;I;,v OF even deceacy. A1 wa ~ !, cot
| con ,sn it i. TO be appTsAt'a'''
| calculated TO nerd lheSs: c.,.,h.,, a.lss
To moa s.tiys. tn the i'e'A'
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alsranl}lla aDnsrfser.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 80.

Subscribers to Mr.. Hopklns's
edition Of the FEDERALIST
are respectfully informed that in
conlequence Of the removal OF
Mr.. Boureau, their books are
left at Mr.. Perrin's fore, adjoln-
ing Cadlby's tavern, where they
are requelted to call for them.
To Col. FRANCIS PEYTcN.
SIR,
IHAVE for fometime paf intended
myfelf the honor of addreGing letter to
you but have deferred it until the Mill
tia Bill fhould be publihed, that your fel-
low. citizens might have fair opportuni-
,y Of properly eliminating the consequences
which will reiult from your conduct. You
cannot be ignoran, that ii is generally un-
derRocd here, that it was ,hroogh your
zeal and activity tina, the pafage OF the
law was obtained. 1t is aIfo undsraood,
that you did mott bafely and treacherouily
Imifreprefent the wilhes Of The people Of
this part of he difria. You have been
repeatedly called upon TO deny the charge;
bu. you have p,elerved fu!len Glence,
which, in. my opinion, is arong evil
dence that the charges tiFus adduced sgaintl
you are fubfantially true. If you were
nan who would aafwer any queeion. it
might be worth while to enquire, why
you fi,ould with TO Zee tie nulter fines
RATED from Seventy Five Cents to Five
Dollars, at the option Of the officers ]!
And why you mould with to coercc the
surniihing of uniforms, st time when
the democrats do rot pretend to expect a
war, We might ALTO enquire, how il has
come to pats thar Col. Peyton, man Of
high democratic principles, the firm op-
peter of federal injuliicc and J<deral op-
preRica, ihould, all OF fudden, become
The sdvocate of .pealures hottie 10 every
principle of equality, and in oPpoGtion to
the beH intereHs of cur town. The an
fser TO all sheic eueaions IS obvious. You
are now in rover, ard have forgot all
your tender ieohbilities for the rights, the
in,ereas and the wil!es Of the people: ycu
have lode that hobby until you find your
felf placed in an Office above The reach OF
the people you now throw of tie msNS
and fct both federalfs and democrats al
defiance. But, Sir, do not PLANE your
frlf too much upon your fancied iecurlty.
There is 70, an oeicet in the legion, not
even yorrfii Col. Fey,ons irs.e. es.den'
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Gonma1icatioa.

Urhceded the mighty mitchell Oaks,
Conceal'd &c longer in her dark abode,
ANON.
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have Inc hoaos t. b,, Sir, yoar el''-
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BRIDGES.

On 7ussldGy The third ef Mu, uert, 5,ms
tie Iee2a9 day IF Price NllAi4m eours,
at tie e9art h0sJs gf .Iaia eoaafy, b.
tzoeea Toe 6oa,s et' r. and 4 o'elork, vii
b ht % The h7vsa 5ia,Asr,
The building Of two Bridges,
OF tone; one over Cedas Run, near Corn
wallis's Ford, and the other over Broad
Run, near Atwell's Ford. a plan will
De Ihewn On the day Of iale, by the com
5alilloners. Bond with iatislatlory fccu-
try will be required. Two thou{and dol.
lars are now ready fubjett to the orders
OF TIE Cnsataiiionefs.
r.. -, "a. Court
C6ayls, EzveN, Ccnn'ers.
Barnard He, jim.
April 8. d1s
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FOR SGLe.


oNE half OF The valuable tracts Of
INLAND. in Scsfo-d conoty, called
Bel Pain md Hickory Baton, laic the
property aod refdence Of George Lee
Waush, deceaicd. Upon the land ale N
excellent dwelling houlc, with four rooms
on each floor, and paGsgc; large assn,
kitchen, dairy, and imoke houi- bound
ed ON one iide by Potoalsc creek, n,leTe
is an excellent tlihegy, and abundance Of
viii fowl in the feaion. This lana will
be fold altogether or IN lots, as may beR
i'uit the purshalers. Any per{on defro,s
Of viewing it, Will be lhewo Bell Plains,
by applying TO M. Cary Seldom who lives
Convenient, and the Hickory Rottom prats
by Mr.. John Sweetlan, who can s!!o
ilew al! the lines.
If this land is not difpofed Of by private
fale, il VIII be let up to the highett bid
der, at Mr. EGes's tavern in Frederickf-
burg, on Friday the Oh day Of May next,
where a plat viii be fhewn 70 thofc who
with 70 plrca2ie.
Two shirds Of she Purchafe money mua
Be paid down. Twelve months credit
viii be given for The balance, on giving
bond with approved iecurity, to bear !n-
sereG from the date. For other particu-
lars apply to the fubicriber, who is au-
thori5ea BY the Devices TO bargain for
tie !amc.
Gavjn Cor5sn TmberviNe.
King George County, Doesg, IA.
Apai {, 1903.
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I9uDlll sale.

On Tbuy/aay ae az IF A2rI a 10
o'f5oek IN the to,sussu qoIl he IoNto tie
def 6,dary,
That Valuable PROPERTY,
70 qut::
One Houte and Lot OF ground on Prince
Street, Now occupied by Mr.. R. Young,
the EIouleis well fnitaed the lot fronts
on Prince Street II feet and IN depth
I52 fees. -Another Houfe ard lot on the
Welt ide Of Waihiagton ftreeg, between
Prince and Dake Street, trontiag on
Walhington II feet, and in dep;h 1873
feet. Alto three Lots Of ground or c.
meron itseet, between Pitt and Wafhing-
ton ltseets, ~ fees front ard IoI fees and
7 inches in depth, to az feet ally. The
,ehole OF the above property in lee fniPle
and clear Of all incumbrance. Terms
&c. will be made known at the place Of
!ale.
PC. MARsTELLER.
a mil y
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Notice is hereby given to the

Notice is hereby given to the
Creditors of Thomas Moore, Bankrafh
that on Wcdneld8y the goth day Of April,
1893, between The hoafs OF three ard five
.,cIock, ar the Clerks Office ct Alexan-
ir:a county, a certificate OF dlfeha'ge viii
.oe given to tie SD bankrupt, uniefS cause
re then and there lhewn to The contrary,
By the aid creditors OF either OF them.
By order Of Tie honorable William
Kitty, Chief Judge OF The Circuit Court
of the Diftrits Of Columbia, tins twelfth
day Of April, 1893.
G. DENEALE, Clerk.
Auril r.. d3othA
Cain gwen tor clea;l LA
'en and cotton rags.
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For Sale,
Forty barrels new Beef,
Five DIS. Pork,
Fine and coafie Salt,
Firit quality Sugar in BIS.
Phila. loaf and lump Sugar In hhds
and bis.
Three pipes cid Lifbon Wine,
Pennsylvania ard Swedifn Bar Iron,
One pair Bur Mill Stones, 5feet dia-
meter,
One pair Cologne do. about 5 feet.
Aaa al tie MI,
Shorts and Bran,
Indian Meal,
Rye Meal,
Seed Cats,
Platter OF Paris by the buael.
VILLAIN Hawthorne.
4,h MOI. .
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Iohn Gardner Laid

Yo2. go So
JOAlll SaFdaeT Ladd
has FOR SALE,
n bis qoA,s6a&/e, Prince fret qykay,
an Tey u./92a6is TERN, ./or egl5, o.
ntproved e,edit,
Mulcovado Sugar in hhdS. and
barrels lsd;, and u.,,.s, vsi,. Do.
Loaf do.
Cofte in bsos
V. India and n. Fnrlsnd Rpm.
French Brandy.
Holl7nd Gin. |of thelbeH quality,
F-erb 4 ION
yonng Hvfon. TEAS
1m,erial
india Ca,,ors
Ranaanno tganak.rcb;,r.
Rnf;, Dnol- ana sbss,;no,
~ -.
- n.'-o''
ca ca - -. 50 ca A"u WI WI es.o'
So o's hselr.s'' o,3s9 - su1 riasi
Br;mf me. Atom 'I and Copperas,
W,ndow Glats,
Gables and Cordape Of ali fees,
Nroosbt and Gu, Na;ls,
s.,ermaceti ard taiiow Candies,
Soap. Chtcfe, Oh,
Sherry, !
1,ibon. WINES,
MALAGA. q
A few boxes excellent Clares,
a ca,, !, 49,. evrai,a,; Frenc,, CordiaI
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aaIs5 By Sutton.
On WEDNESDAY,

ii 10 o'cloek, qgiI be Iold al tbe Vena
Stsre, tie corner If Kng and Un'
8rsrt,.
Rum in hhds. and barrels,
wMkey in barrels,
Apple Brandy ia barrels,
Ga in cafss,
Vine in pipes and quatter cslks,
MoIailes 10 ilhds.
Sugar in hhds. and barrels,
White AMI brown Soap in boxes,
Coffee in caGSs and bags,
Rsifns in kegs aad boxes,
Geecn's Ware, and
ALSO,
A variety OF DRY GOODS.
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pablif lien0ae.

On TUESDAY,
81 Io,'eioek, qvill be sold at The Yenda.
Stare,
Rum in hogiheadsand barrels.
French Brandy in pipcs,
Gin 10 pipes and bis.
Whikey aad Apple Brandy in bis.
Sagar in hhda. tierces and bis.
Coffee 10 tierces and bags,
Chocolate \
White and brown Soap in boxes,
Mould aud dip'd Candies
Raifnsin kegs, boxes and jars,
Figs ia kegs and trails,
Queens Ware in crates.
FURNITURE, &c.
AIS o,
A variety Of DRY GOODS.
Among which are,
Cloths, Coatlngs,
Asicy hsIeS, DuIIliS,
Plains and Kerieys,
Negro Cotions, Serges,
Essficks, blue Ffiezes,
Calimancoes and Ruacls,
Yarn Stockings,
Chlntzes and CaIicoes,
Iriih Linens, Sileia do.
Platillas,
OIn.burgs and T;eklenburgs,
Mullins and Moilin Hard'fs,
India Mullins and Table Cloths
Bandanna Handkerchiefs,
Six Stockings,
Coloured Threads, Hats,
Plated Candlelticks,
And lundry other Articles.
P. 6. MARSTELLER.
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From TIE dra day of jane next.
a two lfory Brick Houfe on
Duke freer, well inifhed and every ne
cefary building annexed to il. ALTO,
10 Let, or for Sale,
a valuable vacant Lot ad-
joining the Bank, on Cameron Rreet. Foi
terms apply TO
LAWRENCE HooFF, fen.
April IS. dlot
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5 a l. e,

= q Il &,
Suitable for the Filheries, and
ENGLISH COAL,
TOR fale on beard The barqae Henry, Capt.
Irottef, jaa arrived from Liverpool.
Apply to
R. T. HOOE & Co.
W1o bave hIeqvjs Jsr Sale,
4 quantity Of Englilh Slate
tor covering houies; Port, Dry Lifbon, &
Caicavello Vices in q. cafks +; fofs Gaeli'd
Almonds in bags; Earthen Ware in crates,
Stone Ware IN cfases London Porter in
oaks Pipes IN boxes Marble Slabs tor
Heattils, and quantity of Georgia Cot.
onin bags.
March 81. Il
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Notice.

All perfons having claims a
CAN'T the eRase of W;lliam T,T5zstt, of
Nouad- hill, deceafed, are re9aeaed to
D'ing them forward for adjuament anu
p,yaeat and alfthoia indebted 20 the
.sae' are respectfully called upon tomake
h.'uu'eoisIe payment 70 the Executors Lii
-A Their anxious with to cloie all ths
s0pa's' and iettle with the legatees as
'00n as p9fible.
CHARLES LITTLE,
March /.
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MoNpAY, December z6.

Mr.. Nicholfon prefen,ed memorial from the
Civ Council of Warrington, requefing the az
,ention Of Congress 10 the memorial Prsisuted by
their predecefIols at thS LAT fsllion.
Referred to MsGrs. Nicholion, ]. Lewis, Van
R,oHelaer Jones, Dennis, Elliot, and Bryan.
The Houfe went into a committee of The whole
Mr.. Varnuni in the char--cn The report OF lele6
committee rejecting the expectancy of reprlnting
the laws, journals, aud other documents.
The repo; enters much into detail and intorces
the expediency Of reprinting the laws, jour
nails, and other documents but in copfderatipp
of the exiting claims on the treafuIy, recon-
mcDds that at prtfent an editionsof the la-0s enly
ihould be reprinted, Admitting refolqtion that
10000 copies be printed under the direction OF
the Secretary of State.
The report was agreed to.
The fioufc Immediately took mp The report,
agreed to il, and appointed a committee TO bring
in a bill.
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RICHMOND. Dec. IL.

Aapastm<as By The Lsg;patare If yiygiaia.
Or Monday Taft, JOHN Page, Esq. was unani-
msnay re elected Governor of this Common
wsalh, for one year.
On tie fame day, Thompfon Mafon, Efq. was
appointed Bfigadier General Of the Militia OF
this fate, to fupply the vacancy occaGon4d by the
deathof the late Briga2ier General Steven +.
Maion.
On Tuelday, Samuel Tyler, Efq: one Of the
Members Of the Prlvy Council, was elected
Chancellor Of tie. Chancery Dltritt CouFt, holden
At Williamsburg, in opppfsion to Maon Page,
Eiq. WHO was appointed to that Office by the
Executive iome time lait um,ner, 70 Ill the va
cancy occalioned BY the 81 nation Of Wllliac'
Wir,, Efq.--the LegiA4tufe not confirming the
appainsmepf by me Executive of NJ Page.
And 81 We3nsldsy, Nj. MerIwcther Jones
was appointed Printer TO this Commonwealth.
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PHILADELPHIA, Deeember 26.

G The ship Commerce, Dyer, fEom Liver
peol, remains below. Her ,letter bag has not
reached town We are of course unable to say
what are the latest dates of her advices. One u
the crew who Came up on Saturday, to procure
assistance 10 gel her of, says. he Was on shSre
at Liverpool the l4tb NoTtmber. He brought
with him the London Star OF the Sd, from which
we have selected variety of matter Of co,tG5era-
bic interest Our regular files by her will douos-
less b much later, and irrnish extetsiye se,ett-
ons tortutue numbers. Ii is certain, however,
that SO late as the I4th tot NoS ember, 10 AT.
tempt It invasion had been made. On the part
of ENGLAND, their preparations for the event con-
iirued to be unabatcd IN vIgor and extent.
Since The above, we have received cur regular
files OF London and Live pool prints: the former
TO the Sis, and the latter 10 the nth of Nov.
We perceive in them, much matter to awaken
attention; but the late hour at whichswe received
them corspeis us TO deter their publication until
our mex.
On lie 9Th November it was reported in
London, that Bobapane was on the coast of
France experimenting the embarkation of his
army. This rumour created considerable agita-
tion. Oh tire Sih, however. 1t appeared that he
was still al Paris, and instead Of shipping soldiers,
was receising ievss company.
The I0.h November was the anniversary OF
BonapalscSs triumph over the French Directory
and il wssrum ured in London, thar he had fixed
on that { sy to Try his for.ane against England.
Twas also reported, on the Sth November
that the 8 nperor of Russia had refused to listen
10 dspat fes addressed TO him personally from the
hands 4 Tonapattc.
The 81. iii Parliament were further prorogued
mil Il, Z ID OF November.
Tie Ist advises from the continent, and
particularly fecFet intelligence from The Fleneh
ports hal produced a belief in Eoglsnd, that
&c Preparations Of ,le enemy were intended, Ia
sh fit inisancs againR Ireland. The govern
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Tur.pAY December II.

( The report OF tie committee ofways ard means,
containing rtfoIution Tor the appolniment Of
Handing committee of accounts, TO coniif et.three
merabers, for the fettlement of all expenses de
frayed out of the contingent fund OF the houis,
was agreed 10 without a dlyIhon.
Mi. Nicholfon, from the committee appointed
to prepare articles of Impeachment againit John
Pickering, Judge of the Diaria Court Of the
DiRnd Of New HsmFthTe, made a report of
articles OF impeachment.
The articles we're read and referred to a COM
mites of the whole on Tueiisy next.
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.,though Congrcfs may admit new Gates,
j 3 prsfdent and Senate who are bur coinPo-
rs, part, Cannot. Apply this doctrine to the
Z. before rs. How could Congrcis By any
oae Of lrgiAation admit this country info the
MON until il was acquired and how csn this
Sapi6sion be made except through the treaty
,nakipg power Could the gentleman rife IN MS
,rlaee and move Tor leave to bring il bill for
], r. surehaie of LoniGana and lis admIiiion INTO
49, Union Itakeil thatuo tranfatfion OF this
- auy other kind, with a foreign power, can
rake place except through the executive depart
,nrot' add thar 10 The form Of treaty, agree
m.nt Or convention. When the acquiGtion IS
rade. Cougrefs can then make tuch dii2etlsion OF.
!, as may be expedienf.
ITo Be Construed
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Friday Dec IL.

The House wensinto committee OF the whole
MIR. ]. c. Smith IN the Iialf---on the report
If rbc committee OF ways and means on The me-
nor,sI Of sund,y sugar reiners IN the states Of
Pennsylvania, Maryland and New Yofk--alhe
report concludes with the following resolution
Resolved, Thar no internal duty shall be
,or,fssd on sugars received from the refinery,
.,aee ,he 10th day Of June 500 any law 60 the
contrary Notwithstanding :
X Ag,er considerable debate this measure was
disagreed 70.
re- Il the whole, and conquered by yeas and nays
Yeas 5z--Nays 81.
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a!grannrla DAILY aDoartiser.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 80.
Translated far the Ameriican.
PARIS. October rs, 1908


The minister of the exterior relations, to
his exceilency Mr.. De Drayer, the envoy
extraordinary, and minister plenipotentiary
of Denmark.
SIR,
The minister of the interior is charged
with the execution of the decree OF the 10Th
Tune, respecting neutral commerce with
the French republic, during the actual ex-
istence of hostilities. ought to have
transmitted the notes which your excellen-
" had addressed to me, relating to that
decree: / did not receive the answer till
few days ago, which | hastento commune
cate to you.
These Communications import, that the
decree cannot be absolutely revoked, but
that the neutral powers will certainly be sa-
tished with the notifications which it has
received.
For the purpose Of makingyou acquaint-
ed with these notifications, | borrow the
very terms Of the minister of the interior.
81. Iron and lumber from the north,
and other articles which belong to maritime
provisions, or which can come only from
these countries, are admitted without ex-
ceptions, although they should not be ac-
companied with the certificate required by
the decree aforesaid.
ss2. The entry of avessel really forced
by stress of weather, or by other accidents
into England, and which does not unload
her cargo, nor take in new one, shall not
be a motive for her being excluded, except
her cargo shall offer some other motive for
suspicion.
ss3. The returns of counter value pre-
scribed by The Sd article of the decree, dur
ing their passage by land, concerning the
precautions which the transports made in
that manner, In the case of exacting, are
precautions which neither shall weigh the
captain, nor on the strange vessel, but
solely on the owner, or French consignee.
"a. They admit into our ports, with
out any formality, all merchandise, which
carry with them character, such as one
cannot suppose to be coming from England
or from her colonies-an exception is made
for the productions of the North, the Lee
want and of the French colonies.
"5. Finally, the custom-house officers
are authorized to receive an equivalent,
certificates of origin, delivered in good
form by the local authorities, when the Re-
public has no commercial agent at the place
of departure"
Receive, sir, the assurance Of my per-
feet consideration.
(Signed) TALLE4RAND.
Capt. Wefcot, Of the fchr. Anfon, arrived at
Bottom the 18th inf. in 81 days from Cork,
Capt. Wefcot, left the river en- the 9Th Nov
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ment, partaking this belief, hadtaken The fnoa
prompt and vigorous meafures place that portion
of the kingdomin the frongea fate Of defence.
The subsequent articles are enfrom the New
York paper Of Saturday last, which wereceiyed
last evening by pslyase conveyance.
N<av Yara, Dee. q.
Arrived yesterday, the British ship Fortitude,
captain siunnan, in so days from Londonderry.
Lett there, ship Independence, Fleming, 10 sail
for New York in eight or ten days. Spoke,
December s. the schoonert Belmour, Of George
Town, n days from amaica for an eastern port,
tbc captain OF which nfornd, that the last
British Packet byoagbt neqOs IT tde: 'deafb IT Be-.
aapu,fe.
TIE British brig Simon, Cook, lately on shore,
and afterwards upset, as befsse mentioned, was
towsd into port yesterday.
Soep Sea Fiowef, fom Wisca.sct. Off the
South end OF Block island, So Ike sghr. Sally,
- daysfrom North Carolina, TOR New York,
VINO hadlcst his deck load and boat in a gale.
Same day saw schoones'with her mainmast gone.