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the Axoyelles, the whole abont 60
souls ~ ~ ~. So !,
Atthe Rapide twenty-sixleagues fron.
The Mississippi il q village Of choctaws
Of 100 souls. and smother of Biloxes.
about two leagues from II. shout 100
more |; Abouteisht oTnine lesxsles high.
co upthe Red River Il 1 village of1aboat
50 souls. An desc. ore occasionally
employed by the sctflets in their neiRh.
hcurhood az boatinen. q, : D ~ !.
About seightleagues above Natokito-
shes on the Red River il the radon az
5khe .calcQnies, called BY a6breviation
Gados they can raise from 5 10 400
Warriors, src che frisnds, Of the whites
and are esteeined she braYest and mose
generous Of al ske nations il this yast
country; they are repidly decreasing.
owing to intempersnce and thenambers>
annually destroyed BY the Osages and
Choetaws. - = T.. =. - =
! There atea besides the loreeoinR, -
least 4or soofamilies Of Choctaws, who
are dispersed on the West side Of the
Mississippi, on the Ouacheaa and Red
River, - far. West n Natchitoche,,
and the whole nation would have semir.
fated across the NtississiPpi had Il mot
oeen ior the oPposltion OF the SpaniaSds
anQ tne Indians on that side who had
suffered by their aggressious.% = -
Onihe Riper Arkaaxas, ee.<
:. Between the ReA Riyer. anA :shs A.
KANSAS thcre are but = lew indians tic
remains Of tribes almost extinct. On
mis- last r'yeris the nation Of the sans
name.. eonsissing sof about $50 var1ie
ora. they are brave yet peaeeable and
vel disposed, and have always 6eea
asfaehed 70 the French, espoused their
cause intheif wars With the Chiekasaws,
whom they have always Fesisted wit6
suecess. They live. % thres viIlagess
ne hrst Is 1t 'eightesn leseaes from ths
Misslssippl on thu. Arkanzas river, and
she Others are q three md six leagues
nom INC hrse: A scarcity Ct game on
the sasssEp eide of the AIississippi hns
is,ely induced = number of Cherokee,
Shoctawss and Chiekasaws, 10 frequenf
tne neighnouThood Of Arkanzas. shere
game IS still ia abundance they have
eonuaesed marriages with The Arkanzas,
and seem inclined 10 make . permanent
settlement and ineorpotSte. themselves
with hat nation. The number b nm.
known, but Is considerable and'is every
day increasing. .,...~.. -. = ~
On ths river 81. FEaneis. in the neigh
Roarhood Of New Madrid, Cape Guar
deau, Riyiere, aris Pomnle, and the en-
v'rons, are settled number of vasa-;;.
bonds. eesmigrants from tSe. Delaware,
Shawnese, Miamie, Chickasaws, Cher
okess, rrorlas, and sopPosed 70 consist
IN al o. I'VE. bundled families; they are
e umes Troublesome 70 boats descend-
ing the river, and, have, even plum.
dsred some ofthem md committed . few
murders. They arp attached to liquor,
seldom remain long IN my place, naany
o. them speak kpgiish, alLundesstand i,
and there ore some who even read md
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-12-09

- ASGW NAautl0 AM0 ~ X1ClA~ I
nity, Fs3 3so
80. Illinois and Missouri, 1000
NJ. The settlements ontheeast - +
side Of the Mississippi. 4 FROM -
the American line 10 the lbertiile. =,
| and some other settlements, 500
~ - - 72f@< ~ " ~-
- -. - u - i :. .s.sl.s.g IL, so
tis 10 be Observed, that none ofthese
statementsinehde the country bexond
the river Sabine, nor even an those
which lie eastwardIy ofit, Data are also
wanting to give them. ~ -, 80.
e. fortif cafioHs.. 81 ~
/ 90 Louis has Lieutenant col6nel Is
command in il, and but few ttroops. Ba-
ton Rouge, Is an III constructed fort, and
has about Fifty men. In describing the
Canal Of carondelet, the small fort ofSt.
Jean has been laensioned, as has the
block house. at the Balize in its proper
place. The Notifications Of New.Or.
leans, noticed before, consist Of five i'll
constructed ,redoubts, with ! covered
way, palisahe and ditch.-The whole is
going fast to decay. and ir is supposed
they would be of but little service in case
ofan attack. Though the powder maya
zine Is on the opposite side Of the river,
there's nd sufficient provisions made for
its REMOVAL 70 the city, in case Of
need. ~ --.-.~~- !. -. ....>, ........
Thefortof Plaquemines. whichis about
Twelve Or thirteen leagues from the sea
10 an II constructed, irregular brick
work, On the eastern side Of the Mis-
ssissippi, with ditch in front of the re
YER, and protected on the lower side by
a deep creek, flowing from the. river TO
the sea- Its however, imperfectly. elo-
sed behind, and almost without. defence
there, too muck reliance having been,
placed on the swampiness Of the ground.
which bardens daily. Il might b taken
perhaps, by escalade, without difficulty.
Il il meant 10 defend the aPproach from
the sea and can oppose, At most, but
eight heavy gums. Il 10 built at = tim IN
tie river, where ships in general glGss
anchor, as the wind which brings them
up SO far 10 contrary in the next reach
which they mostly work through; and
they would therefore be exposed to the
FIRE of the fort. On the opposite banks
arc ruins OF small closed redcubt. eal-
ledfort bonrbop. usnallg garfisoned by
ntscommandI Its hire was in
tended to Hank that 81 the tort OF Plaque
mines, and prevent shipping and craft
rom ascending or descending on that
side.--When vessel appears, = signal
70 made ON one side, and answered on
the other. Snould sac attempt to pass
without sending boat ON shore, she
would De immedsatsly hred upon. -.
- :. ~ Indians. y l..,,tf-l
= The Indian nations within the limits
OF louisiana are q tar as Known IS fol-
lows and eonsistot the numbers hereaiss
On the eastern bank OF the Mississip-
P' about Is leagues above Orleans The
RENAME OF the nation OF Houfnas or Ned
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The following IMPORTANT Tract,
was on the 2Ist ult. com municated 70
Congress BY the President OF the u
Il nited States. = Pr. r. : #
Az AcCouNT on

~ r. L O. U4I S LA N A, MI, !
Bring an abstsact ef documents IN The Of.
ffes 81 the Dsfatments Of State and
ftte Treasury. s- :s,z.sz2z -
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10 50. o62, Of which ~ ,2t6 were free
whites, 1.sos free people ofcolour, and
i6, Gas slaves. % ]; zsz Z =
The statement, No. 5, from the lat
est documents makes the whole number
42.375-the free whites 81 ,244-&the
free people Of colour, 1,76s, and the
slaves ~, gao. l.. ri Al 49, 49,
A particular statement respecting the
population, &c. Of Upper Louisiana, and
another containing the census Of New
Orleans, IN this year, are numbered 4
and in the appendix. r.,
These papers certainly exhibit small
er number than the real population Of
the country. From an Official document.
mads ii July last, md received from
Ataeapas since the statement No. 3, was
formed. itappearsthat il contained Z, 27o
whites, 2t0 free people of colour, 1896
slaves, in all 3,746 souls, instead Of
1,447, IS therein, stated. II Is highly
probable that the return for the neigh
bouring district Of OpeIousas, Is In de
same proportion undeFrated, =, ~
A conjecural, estimation made By .
gentleman Of great responsibility md
correct information, residing at Match.
e., raise: the number OF whites N the
Island Of News Orleans, on the west side
Of the river, and, some settlement on
the east side, 20 So So, and the number
of blacks 70 sc, $40. His statement ID
also .ubjoined, No. s: (
!: " u g az times dimcolt % oosain the
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-12-09

.. Arkanzas, !, ~ s.....
9. New Madrid and its yici.
nity, 80. Ii
40. Illinois and Missouri, j
NJ. The settlements ontheea.t
side Of the Mississippi. L frqun
the American line 10 the lbertiile,
and some other settlements, -,
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-12-09

: companies Of grenadiers,
3 do. of fusileers.
= do. Of dragons, it,. 81.
? do. lately addedfrom Bayou
- - Sara, ,.,,...G. $50
Is companies of 100 men each, 1900
Ayoyelles, company nfinfantry, 100
Oucheta, / do. of cavalry, 49,. 100
Natchitoches, do. Of infantry
and 1 ofeavalry, 200
Arkanzas, do. Of infantry and
cavalry, =. f6o
,,t;..;. Thes. are al
! do. Of cavalry, M, s.s' .o seOSf 500
8 do. Of infantry, men,. ~ IL. = d.
Provineiairegiment Of Germans Z
and Aeadians from the ist Ger
man coast to Iberville, O., -.
10 companies. viz. . Of grena- ION
diers, 3 Of fusileers, SooV
Mobile and the country East Of -
Lake Ponehartrain. ~ - !. ~.
? companies, Of horse md foot,
Incomplete, ! Efz+s,.Se ~ 100
i, 81. :ls --1zs.. =.5b.ss:.s .sa $40
The same gentleman before alluded to-
makes the numberofthe militia 60 amount
to 10, $40 men within the same limits 20
which his estimate Of the population
applies. Hedistributes them in settle.
ments rs follows - ~
1. The island Of New Orleans I.
with the opposite margin and the = =
adjacent settlements, S, 600
,. The westmargin from Man 155.
ehae, including Pointe Codpee,
and extending 70 the Red River, 800.
s. 5Atacapass, along the coast,
between the Della Of the Missis-
sippi and the river Sabine, $50
: 4. Opelousas, $50 So 5So
- $. Red River, including Bay, u
on Bout, Asoyelles, Rapide. md
Natehitoehes, \. III - sgs:st 1900
6. Ouachiaa, 8, = u, i 500 |
. 2. Concord, 81 = ID Il : 4 20
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-01-28
Pr ID AZ eHuary %, 1905.

aBERKLEEY couHrY, as n
OcroSxn CouKT, feo2.
1ndyep Waggenet, s,,vvieing Erecsroref
Vithdn Cunning han,, dc d- Comps.
N y - A0AlnsT q
AnR Henskau, spidbp and admS's tf
William Heashazv, dscd Z, spha Jpas Exsr
H Tames Enaingk am, decsd Nicholas
n RtnsAasv, RacAet Lemon, Le1uis Moore
and Rstecea Is sgiis, Lspi Hezlsiazg.
Hiram Hsnsdap, Seth Diapcnn and
Rhesp1f.a Ms spife, Adfm Stephsi
HensAasp, fenathnn Seapson He1shGrb
4 Washington Hfsshasp, Wilii1m Si1srk.
ter Repshap nd k(riak SbrisQsv Hez-
sha1g, the said Adam StebRes, r.
, .e.has Ssp..s., !, R;s,eai!g ss:,. ii'a|s
{ .ter - - 1lhtiaySess6fs
infants ,n,atr de are Of 81 wars, ]
esuhich said Nichoias, Rachel Rebercu,
Lew, Hiram, RAeuaas,a, Adnn Sc.
J t1tea, oaafhan Seamon, WashiaRsoa,
Hiiliam Slaughter aadU Trial StriHFer,
are children and coolers and co.ieiir.
: user oE. the Aaid HiiEam Haaskasp,
saect Defendants. LsCRAMcER1.
TH Defendants, Nicholas Hen.
i shaw, Lewis Moore, and Rebec-
a his wife, not having entered their ap-
agreeable to an net Of Assem-.
by and the rules Of this Court, and II ap-
oearing 70 the satisfaction Of the Court,
hat they are not inhabitants ofthis com..
on motion Of the Complain
mt, By his Counsel, il l. ordered, that
he said Defendants do appear here ON
he Monday after the dird Tuesday in |
March next, and answer the bin Of the
Complainant, and that copy Of this OF.
Ter be forthwith inserted in the Virginia
Sazette, for two months successfully, |
md published at the door Of the Court
House Of the said County.
A Copy.
L. Teste,
]. ....,s H.BEDiNGER, :. ]. {.
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October Court, 1909.
BRRKELEY CnuxTY, Go. y :
William M'SherTy, & Co. Csntlaiaaafs.
4 Il ~.
Charles Ingoldsby, Daniel Kennedy,
William Shields and Stephen Snoduass.
Dlsndanfs. b cHANLERE,
j HE Defendants, Charles Inrold,.
by and Daniel Kennedy, not having en-
tered their appearance agreeable % m
act OF Assembly, and die rules Of this
Court, and il appearing 10 the satisfaci-
on,of de conrf, thai they are not miha-
bitants Of this Commonwealth, On ne,
motion Of the complainants By their
Counsel, Il i ordered, thatthe said De.
tendants, Charles Ingoldsby and Daniel
Kennedy, Do appear here, on the Men.
day AFTER the third tuesday in January
next, and answer the bill ofthe Com.
Plainants, and dat copy Of this order
Be Forthwith inserted IN the Virginia Ca
zette for two months successfully, and
also Published 1t the door Of The Court
House Of the said County. s.....l.,
A Copy. =...
resse, II. BEDINeER, e.s. C..
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FOR SALE.

q l. J. - = =
UPWARDS pf Five Hundred Acres
Of good Limestone LAND, situate N
Jefferson County, Virginia TWO miles
from Charles Town, eleven from ,Shep-
herds Town, two from Keyess Ferry.
and sir from Harper's Ferry. There l.
no farm in the County better watered-
the different springs that rise on Il, when
united, form stream large enough Cor 4
Mill, in the driest season, with tan suf-
6cient for that purpose. There Is about
20 Acres Of Meadow and moro NAV be
made withlittle expense. The soil Is
light, Aeasily cultivated, and clear Of
stone. There are two large, and one
small Apple Orchard ofsxceIlenk. fi,iit.
More than 400 Acres Of this Land Is
well clothed with timber. Ii may con.
veniently be divided into two orthree
farmss If i should suit The purchaser 81
purchasers, allotting 10 eaeha pfoporti.
on OF timber, meadow, orehards, hou.
ses, &c. A more particular descfiption
Is not Thought necessary land may
be seen, and the terms oE sale made
known BY applying % ,he subscriber on
thAPrsmises.
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BERgKLsY CoUSTY. $.
October Court, 1904. X
Ann Hunter, Guard;an Of Ann Epelina
Fainter, Moses HEnifr and Dapid
Hunter, children and Heirs If Meses
Hunter, declared Complainants
AcAINsT
Tohn Dapis, Sarah Keen,er, Thomas
I'M and James Ksemes, Executors az
fones Keeaser. dec,A Elizabeth Da.
( ois, an i4faaf nndtr ne 9geef21 years,
James x. Dasis, William Jiagosyu1I,
and Nary HE Ipife, iate Nary Dauis,
which said ELsabefk, 1anses X. and
Nary, ars children ofsa;d TshH Davis,
: and LeSatses ef said Tosses Keemer,
deed. nefendasts. EcHAMcER1.
nHE psfcndsnts Fhonas Nay, and
= James Keemer, not having enter
ed their appearance agreeable TO m act
OF Assembly, and the rilesc this Court,
and Il appearing 70 the satisfaction Of the
Court. that they are not inhabitants Of
this Commonwealth, on che motion Of
the CpmPlainants, by their Counsel, il Is
ordered. that The said Defendants do app
pear here on the Monday after the third
Tuesday IN March next, and answer the
bill Of the Gompiainants, and that copy
Of this order be Forthwith inserted in the
Virginia Gazette, for two months sue
eessively. and published AT the door of
The Court House Of the aid County. n -
T..,s, sI f. sBEnrNcER, a., !. !. d; !.
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: T. s. - / F. x zaE y
BEaxKLEY ceusry, S.. s.>,S.z
Nopember Court, 1909.
, John Oferrall, Complainant. II
against n
Patrick M'Caffry, surviving partner Of
Tabb & M'CaHry, Samuel Craig, An
thony Kennedy and Patrick Campbell.
trustees Of Tabb & me- affy, and Mi
ehasl M'Kewan and James Faulkner,
! Dstendauts. - -. !. 4
hcHAMcER1: - ].
THE Defendants Patrick M'caffry.
y Anthony Kennedy & Patrick Camp
bel, not having entered their appearance
agreeable to an oct Of Assembly and the
rules ofthis Court, and ii appearing 10
the satisfaction Of the Court. that thev
are not inhabitants ofthis Commonwealth,
on the motion Of the Complainant. by
his Counsel, tits ordered, that the said
Defendants do appear here On the Mon
day after the third Tuesday in February
next, and answer the bill of the Com.
piainaat, and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted IN the Virginia Ga
zette, for two months successfully, and
at the door Of the Court House
of the said County. And il d further or
dered, thar the said Defendants, M,Kcw-
an, Faulkner and Craig, do not paw,
convey away, or secrete any debts by
them owing %, or effects IN their hands
belonging % the Defendants M'CaiIy &
Tabb, until the further order Of this
Tssts, H. BEDIEGER, csc.
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FOR RENT OR. BARTER.
EHE HOUSES and I.0T 4 nrs..

=
4 inthe occupancy Of Abraham Cor
rell, situate in King Street Martinsburk,
On the corner next the Market.House.
This house has, for d number Of years.
been occupied as . Tavern, for which il
sis extremely wen calculated, having
anumber Of lodging and other rooms,
good and convenient Kitchen, SMOKE.
House, veryiarge Stable, &c. This
Propsrty viii be rented from the nth of
March next, or the subscriber would
dispose ofit for Kentucky or other back
lands Of good quality, for which indispu-
table titles can be had. The terms NAV
: be knows on application to the subscriber
living near Martinburg, OF to Abraham
Gorrell on the premises. .
.zz WILLIAM CoRRELL
January IL, 1908. 81. Is.
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4 L;sf ef.LET7ERSs sna;ainv = a.
Pssf- fee al .ststherd's 7spa, ~
ist ef January, 1908. ] n !.
ID William Boilin, d Boilind. Ruha.
ID. miah Banks. John Baltzer. Peter
Boss, Smithfeid. . 81 s. !.
cob Cor.
p. Thounas Delap, enc Il MI. hE,,
Murran. .,ys. y, IS 81
=. Evans & Jenmison, three letters.
<. Alexander Ketusy.
!. Thomas Lee. Henry. Lyon.
M. Jeptha Martin. Bsrnhsrd Miller
William N Canoe, o. Mscane,, Keep.
tryst FnFnanee. = q Il
r. David Ross, Ioudoun County.
5. Lewis Sailor, Chair -naker.
William Thompson, Miller. ,;s
". B. n lkftsy, aduert;ssd NE III
quarter, direete4 10 Dpctor yestbk c..
N, near tsbAsrd,s Team, an casf .5f
leiiiiasf icon, Miiddzetown, 4 st;l1 ke<s.
md u isIsftss u said b cez,fa;h ! ne
d Aasd for rs f6 q nv ~ III
3 NE cIc1<r. kc 1,slg b. hles.
I'd to fats notice, ttas Il mn ~ los.sdr1. .
y % ne Gtuerai fast- 21fEee fks ~ isst.
il nof IRE take,s -. Il N
! ~ Where no place ofreridence h
mentioned, a Of near Shepherds Town,
be md SsStocd 49,, - =
JOHN MORROW. F.lf.
Z - 4 s 4 Z Z
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THx price b Paper i t,D d, dollars
lpey annnm, one dollar payable a tie time
sf subscribing, and one Iohea the year
expires. Distanf sukscriters pay far The.
Jphole year n advmsce. The price of
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one dsiiar per square Jor three peeks
s'sseytioN, and for c0nffsan1,1ce after thai
TING IS cents PER fpeek !; Subsrribers 1viD
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70 ne Iahasisaats Of Berkelsy csaaty.
- N XII: =


4 Y L. "a :
FKIiow-cIrlsass, >z4ss-.
BEING requensly solicited BY 4 mum.
Der Of Respectable Gentlemen to come
forward = q Candidate 70 represent you
in the General Assembly Of this Com
monwealth, this Is therefore to inform you
that have n last got my own consent,
not only toenlarge the field of yourchoiee,
but II elected, 70 serve you faithfully,
according % my best Judgment and ability.
Iwilt add, fslloM-citizens, that I have
lived amongst you nearly thirteen years,
md IN the course Of that timey I haye been
sndeasoring 70 learn the political sitn-
alton of our common country, and hare
established formyselfa place ofresideuce
% berkeley County, where Il q probable
Z may pass the balance of my days L 4
herefore natural 10 snppose shat nv own
interest, will lead mo noon IN oeeasious,
tofsopacte your. welfare in general, u
shsdy llxicS g which bodymysslf ma
family forms part. win flrther add.
that there may be number Of persona
who vote for ineasures and not for men.
thatuaay wish to know my political send.
Inents IN order to give them that infor-
snation, ! do declare myself 70 Sc i real
repablican, true friend TO the constitu-
tien ofthe United States, and "a appro-
yer 81 the present administrators 81 the
general governunent. ~ e
> With sentiments Of esteem, Z
: leave you 70 judge, 4
y, and chuse fer yourselves.
JOEL WARD. Z
MiAcseek, Dscsm6er %, tsoa.
ITO rax crrlsEss or JrIrEasos
CouHrY. WI .,.gs
w E, the undersigned, Il the request
ofour Friends, offer Is Candidates Il the
ensuing Election, torepresent you In the.
next General Assembly Of this State.
: We are, Genflemen, $50.
z---esl- With die respecf, IA. IA
=. y - your obedfenf serSd,sts, ~.
ABRAHAM MORGAN.
GEORGE TATE. Is r : - j
january IS, 1908. 81 8.
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$ We ore an.horisea d d Inform u. CHI.
gems Berkeley County, that JAMES
CAMPBELL, Esq. and MAGNUS
TATE, Esq viii stand apoll At the en-
suing slssioufor Representative il the
sntsL Legislature. -. !:
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Elnaaits variety. exscued q. this o6Ees,
NTH correctness and expedition.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-29
NEW YORK, AUGUST %.

Arrived, ship Washington, Nayes,
Greeaock brig Nancy Spooner, Lisbon;
schrs. Julia, Maser, Halifax CABINET,
3. Johnson, Amsterdam.
Cleared, schr, Argonaut, Ketlll,n, St.
Johns; sloop Lark, Walker, Bermuda.
Capt. Sterling, of the ship Mercury,
from Rotterdam, whose arrival we noticed
yesterday, Informs that he left there the
following vessels ships Foxwell, Bernard,
of Pepperel5orough, for Boston, the cap
tain sick !; John Bulkley, Wilson, of Phi
iadelphia, for the East Iodies, 70 sail Ia.h
July Nancy, Hobbies, Of Baltimore, ar
rived the 9TH July from London; schr.
Swan, Of Duxbury, for Boston, to sail
4th July, schr. Sally, M'Iutyre, of and
for Boston, sailed Sth July. Ship Buace
of Portland, sailed for St. Uhes on The Sth
July for salt; ship Washington, Llddle,
sailed for New York 8 days before the
Mercury LETT Rotterdam. July nth, in
the North Seas, spoke schr. Rambler,
f1lll, or ana from boston, Tor Amsterdam,
out s. days, all well. Capt. Hill, had
spoken. the day before, the Phebe Ann,
from Charleston for Antwerp. 18th,
Scilly bearing N. N. E. distant s leagues,
spoke brig Albion from Boston for Fall
mouth, out 70 days. 2rst, spoke Swe
dish ship Princess, Godd, S months from
Canton. Aug. Ist, in lat. IS, long. SO,
poke a ship from St. Petersburgh tor Bal
fimore ; blowing fresh, coull not learn
her name, 9Th, in lat. IS, 80, long. ~
spoke the Queen Charlotte Packet, from
Jamaica for Falmouth. zIst, in lat. 40
long. II, spoke brig Charlotte, Dawson,
from Lisbon for Baltimore, cut 46 days.
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SALEM, August IS.
FROM LISBON.

Capt. Norris fwhese arrival and other
particulars are under the Ship News) in
forms, that il was rnmoured at Lisbon,
that a French army was on its march foF
tnat place; an that the English Hler-
chants were preparing 70 remove, some to
America, ard among these Mr.. Buiklev
who had sent off bis property, by different
vessels Is Philadelphia.
Capt. n. informs, that about the lo,h
Of June, an English frigate sailed FROM
Lisbon, for Gibraltar, and on the 18th
was cast away upon Cape St. Eincsnts,
and totally lost, in far weather.