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Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-06-20

ENHt tuofcri6ef hereby gives publ no.
= Ter ID Al cOncrr cd, that ihe has
beer duly appointed, anl has taken upoa
hrrlrIf th~ trnf or an Atm'1iGrstrix On
* eRate oF
APNER M'CCNALD.
late of Gs-5an, I'm fh. co1uty of Cuntrr
land, manner. d-CyzIel, ny g.vng bonds
as the law drett5: She therefore rro Irts
al. Prrfrns who are Indebted - the IA Z
dectafed's ee3te ~ make immediate pay.
ment--and th3i, who have any demanIt
thereon 20 exhibit the fame for frtt!e-
rent, %
EL-ZAB=TE M'DCNALD.
T44s ".
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-06-20

AZ Q isf-'6, Nv Peuish March E1g Mr..
LIZ r fe5 to Wif, -Ef,t5i BIrr,5
AZ Wtcafrt Hr lhomas N,ckels 10 Milo
Isnk II dsc
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1803-06-20

'HI il'lcr'oers having been appointed
= Ccnnuh 'hers nv the Hon jonathan
B5Fmaa, Els, Judpr n Probate flr The eoun-
tv of Lincoln, 90 receive and c11min- the
{ 1ins oi tht l1vc-Al creditors 10 the ofGtc Of
JOHN BRIGGS,
Ia'e - Wic&l- "a thc county ~ Lincoln,
NJ .t-cr, dtcc ed, rep-ef.n ed iGl1Ivrn 49,
n--t give a1ticp that lE months from the
irvcHth lnkaat are allowed f1r he creditors
o BRING "a and prove the,r claims and thar
We WI attend t1t- lcrv. e on the an Monday
of tbs, 1Hl th- f-G Monday, of ~ 0ve io'.
loving months, trom niue 3 ock 4. y. until
one y AZ ~ C-hce of Jeremiah Bailey,
'a l4.d WIcaT-t
TFRF BNILEY. Cs4aG
1)1N MERRILL, jr fa7e,,
r|irr.f NJ :, f8-{ CIl-)
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-18
American Intelligence.
TROY AIay 3.
FIRE

- ON Sunday morning laR, about four
o'clock, a fire was diicoyered breaking out
fyom . hetter's Chop, owned and occupied by
Mr.. Jonathan Hatch, in the north part of the
village. The Inhabitants were Immediately
alarmed, and every ponibie aid and exersion
contributed to check the fury aud dcltiuttive
pfogreis Of the flames. The mott unrernit-
red efforts proved, however, Intellectual, till
onccntire block of buildings were reduced 10
athes. A more rapid devaitatioa was never
before witneAcd, in the fliorr fpace of two
hours, eleven buildings were laid in ruins
he block being compact, and the materials
principally pine, rendered the more infam-
mabie from the remarkable drVnclS of the
ieafon, blfhed every well-dire6ted attempt of
the citizens. Fortunately no lives were ioa,
nor any Perion materially injured, though
many were eminenrly expofed, and feveral
barely e(eaped the Aames The fire was
driven oGliquely by the wind, on TO the range
of buildings on the oppohte Ede of the itreet;
the whole of which, we announce with fur-
prize, were miraculoullY iavcd; all Of them
being more Or lets burnt, and damaged The
window glafs OF feve,Al, expofed to the in
tenle heat, was melted or cracked Gratitude,
requires US to notice that many Of oar Ian
1i4i -DNI ~ %ltliSi1 N'NiE ptSiSiIi WIKI tnSlr
engine, though not in fcaion TO alIiR in arre(
ting the ravages of the 6re. Their fpirt and
aidcEity,is recorded to their credit, as meriteI
The names of the iutFercrs, and an Ultimate
OF the iois iuttaincd, are as foil WIS :--Anlrew
Hen1phill, new unhniihed hotde, valued at
800 dollars; urian Miller, mailer, houie and
ihop, 1850 dollars; Jonathan Hatch, fhop,
including his flock and tools, 1900 dollars,
John Raymond, houlc, occupied by Notes
Corben, I25 dollars; David Cromby, houic,
$50 dollars; liaac Knowles, two houies, oc-
oupied by himielf and Thomas Lecny, 1900
dollars; Henry Coonrad, two houfcs, one oc-
cupied by M. Hart, 1000 dollars; Daniel
Stowe, one houfe, 1900 dollars. Total lois
6,8z5 dollars. Including the defru2ion of
turnl1ure, sc. aud DAMAGES the whole lols
may be moderately cf}imared at 5000 dollars.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-18


prudently preferred telling bank itock
bnt ], would be not little di.lieulr 70
defend the ia!e now OF the remainder of
che itock for the fame reaion; and we
have teen by the act that they are ex-
preisly confined to this; none other
can be admitted. lhltead OF attempting
60 Jnftify rhemtelves for the fale OF the
bank itock, by lhewihg that they have
concerned TO the ACT of 1895, the com
miiiioners, in their report, tell us thar the
lrcretary of the treafury had reported to
the board, that it was necefary TO make
proviiion for the payment c. the debt
which would become due in Holland,
during the frlt FIVE months of the year
1905, that lie had found it difficult 70
obtain bills on Holland, and that after
various experiments TO set the remit
tance made, MIR. Alexander Barring had
offered TO do it at 4 certain rate Of diff
count. PROVIDED, b01cever, that the
United States fball iell to him the TWO
tnJu!a0d two hundred and twenty
ihares OF the bank Of the Unired States,
owned by ,he United States, at forty
nve per cent. advance, or at the rate of
i've hundred and eighty dollars per
ihare which lat proportion is recon
mendtd by the iecretafy Of the trealury,
as the mott eligible IS excluGvely of
the advantageous rate of exchange,
thereby iecuted, the tranlattion will not
have any unfavcrable eject or the rate
OF exchange generally, ana by 70 conf
derabiy dlninilhing the demand, viii
enable the United States to obtain what
IS It'll wanted at areaionble rate And
becauic,ln his opinion rhe piice obtained
tor the bank flares is more than could
be obtained, were {" they thrown in.
TO the marker for falc, and is more shan
their intrintic value KI5szsabsA it was
relieved 10y the board, thar the itcre5ary
OF the treaiury be authorized TO leiE the
ihares OF the flock of the bank Of the
Uplted Seales, belonging TO she United
States.
Now, we would thank any man TO
Thew US how rhis is to be juAidcd under
the acf ofI796. That act was made for
the express and lole purpole of cnlblng
the commliIioners 20 fell the ltock as 2
lat alternative, in a cafe Of particular
energery 1nen happening, and with the
proceeds TO pay off dcbt of upwards
or too. millions due to The bank of the
Onited STATES, and then preiingly de-
L'iAndcd: buE now, In 1902, three per
IONS, MI. Madilon, Mr.. G1lIatln, and
M. Lincoln. refyIyed that Mr.. Gala
IN DC authorized TO ic,i the bank ltock OF
the Umted States, bccaufe, it will be
81 lcrTlce TO hlm IN bargain he is about
making with N1r. Barring, FOR RENTING
guiJers 70 Holland. And now becauie
l1c proceeds Of mis- valuable and highly
pTodut,IYe deck, thus lacrifced to AID
d a5.n8 operation, have been appro-
pHAr1d % pay rne dcbc dae by the Uai5-
tea States, rhouga not affixed for nor
deilred, while more chan four millions
lie dead in the vaulc, il is called a com
Pllance with the law OF 790 and we
are called upon 70 admire monlieur Gal
latla as the greateit tinancicr in the pre-
ienL world.
-asszs,~..ruu--
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-18
IRISH LINENS

'EE Subicribers have ju2 received lsroe
L aaortnent Of 7-8shs. and 4. 4ths. IGIb
Lirens, which they OFF, for iale on very low.
terms A.iO few 8a-es of bea rwnrd
GAGkING
GILLlAT Il KIRBY.
RicbmnR, Nay i9tb. 1905. Im.lJ. a.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-18
MAR1IMSBURG, (Yr.) april 90.
FEDERALISM TRIUMPHANT.

ON Monday laR came on our election for
9 member of Congrel$, one fenator and two
representatives in the fate Legislature. This
being the latt election in the Conere Glonal
and tenatorial diitri6E, every effort was made
to get the voters out, ana never, perhaps, in
this diitrlGt, was diicovered 70 much anxiety
and iuch great e&erions on both fdes. In
about FIX hours after the polls were opened,
upwards of 500 votes were taken. Ths
weather being unfavorable, the polls were.con
tinued open TOR three days. Notwithstanding
the itrenuous and unremitting exertions Of
the democrats in this county for more than
four months paft, the reiult has been fuch as
might be expected from the Ready habits of
the people Of Berkelcy.-The democrats
counted with certainty or the election of one
member to the aAenb}y, and a.io on the re-
preventative to Congrets, bur their calcula
tons have proved faIIacious The fplcndour
of the fun Of iedeFa.m had Completely OBJ
Toured The aSlH!F0s light of the moon Of de-
mocracy, and this diitrict has added another
member TO the Congregational lit of 9ENU-
me REPUBLICANS from the Aatc Of
Virginia.
AZ The clofe of the poll, the votes food as
follows.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-18

raom ras NEWBORN EVENING POST.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-18

Pr IN the @J1ria for mt, gu
~ J ms IS Inc lame var. Wo.fc, who oe1ojcd
.y'I'L L. " aiAingt"n at the lah i-aatoria. dec
non nor ana haa then near'yas many aga,aA hin,
90 80 mas na" ga orisy IN has 'f4yop-
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-18

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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-11

rroduaive as TO recruit it--th~ yerv lie
blood OF revenue, commerce and -msnp-
failures, being extiatt: And his allies
are H'll more defitute, for they have been
fqeezea dry as an cid orange BY him
indeed he has himielf acknowledged That
IN his celebrated tvie4v sf The Re5abl1e.
# he could hope ever to invade Ireland
or England with fi,cceis, j, would ros be
with iuch an aunihilated nasy-but on a
tuture day, when peace would enable hin
TO raif, navy in Jom< refpeef able %
cope with that of Great Britain. He can
not BY war extend his conqlcas in the
Levant-Malfa hands in The way ard
iolbids that. War may diminilh but can.
not pciilbly increale his controul over
Holland or Spain-and it may irAas,e
The brave Swiis with renovated fire &C
ratriotifm. Italy is as Inundated 10 his
views as he could make her. He has left
nothing in the countries through which
he has pa6ed for him to plundsr; and
sherc are no other countries 10 Europe for
him to rob and revolutionize.
But It may be said--Yes! there is Por-
tuSal- TO this we answer, that to / uch
II will turn out as to him highly impolitic
madness since il will afford England
fair pretext for oyerrunning all South
America, aid annexing to Der possessions
the valuable island of Madeira.
On the osier hand what are his dangers.
All Europe, whatever present. fear inay
make them pretend, will Be OH the watch
to rise and shake of the yoke. If lie al.
tacks the Emperor, Russia and Prussia
must take Share in it. He esnaot now
iuaame the people with the t0csin of
!" Arist0rrafe." ltisnot against tte Bour-
bons, it is in war OF lis making lie
French are to fight. That dreadful IN
strument with which he moved Fraucefts
vanished Extbunasm.'' Thathas fed
thence and passed over to bis Saslnies.
All our resonmgs on tins sublegr are
grounded on opinions held in r'le, London
papets Of all sides and not denied by any.
Nothing is bette, known than tha- tie
tre1ch and other colouiss are anxious 70
he restored to Britain The Ouch East
India Islands have expressed 3 firm le.er-
rlinarion not to let in the Eutcn - ard ST.
Domingo is eternally lost 10 France In
short, by this Wa al hopes Of eel, ial
possessions, increase of navy, ct con-
'nerce, and of pros efrsy, are cur eff from
France fore yer.
Grtat-- a9benaeasL. great must tlose
mofives be, Which ul. aduc, Boaapsfsc
togo TO war under SUCH dsedvaut.lsaa.
y hat they are time alone W lafatl,
La the mean while we thll.s tlsae is
greatest enemy were allowed to advise
him, he could not have put Inn upsn A
plan moe completely fixed to oyertpm
the Consular Governments Of France, and
ser Up something else in its room.
Courier.
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way a number went TO Newfonndisns
in small boats some came toward the u
States in shallops, one Of which was takel
of Liverpool and the prisoners sent Il
! Halifax. There was not more thar
5000 quintaIs Of Fish on shore, none q
which was cured and no goods, except
salt and stores for the above vessels
There were nor more than FIVE small franz
ed houses on the Island with numbered
tents made with sails. Capt. Haws was
there eight DAYS after the place was taken !;
the frigate was still there ana be was
Informed that when the frigate went 70
ST. johns, would take all the prisoners
with her, and burn the town.
lSalem R<g.
Translated for the True American.
IN xbe aame et fbe F,xueb Republic.
LouIs Thomas VILLAREr JoYEusE
Captain General of Martinique and
Saint Lucie,
Tothe Troops competing the Garrifons Of
Martinique and St. Lucie.
Soldiers,
Your have obtained Peace by your
Victories; Europe was tranquil, France
fatis6ed, and the Colonies were fourth
ing England alone, always envious Of
the welfare Of Others has taken up arms.
You have terminated the war 10 be-
roifln, your enemies have renewed it in
piracy. Before they had declared war,
and Whit we were giving an afylum to
their veaels, they come TO infult Us, and
feize upon ours: and this navy 20 boaaed
of by the Engiih has commenced war in
barges upon our COATS.
Soldiers !! you are accufomed to ano.
ther kind Of victory: Equally illLfri-
Gus In attack as well as in defence, il is
you, Of the gath diviiion, who after hav-
ing conquered half Of Germany, defended
during fifty four days, the ruins Of KelI,
againtt the attack of Prince Charles and
arseaed, almoit for amonth, at the pafage
of Klonthal twenty two thoutand Ruillans,
commanded by Snwarrow. Il is you,
again, who with your brave companions
of the s7lh have ,riumphed over the
Autrians a, Stutgard, at Mos1isch, at
Ncwbourg, az Nordlingep, and who
forced the Danube and the Inn, the laf
barriers of your enemies.
Artillery Of the Marine Soldiers Of
the goth the Engliih know you much
better by the mott remarkable trcafon,
they become pof1efled of the Batavian
fleet matters of the Texel, they west to
invade Holland - You appeared and this
army 70 fierce, placed bctween you and
the Ocean, in fight Of thirty veiIels which
supported them, laid down their colours
and capiiulated TO you.
Defenders of Martinique, you will pre-
pare The fame feat fer thofe who attack
you. Remember il is more difficult TO
get at the Engliih tnan to conquer them,
and if they difembatk on our coat, they
thenielves remove the only obfaclc which
protects them againa you. Officers and
folders of the army, notwithstanding the
ocean ippafa,es yOu from France, the Firlt
ConfIl beholds YOU; he counts upon your
difcipline and courage and expects vieto-
ry; and when you are united to your bre.
thren in arms, triumphiog ineyery part OF
Europe, they will FAY of you, to Allocate
you in their glory--tbey aveye al Mari
nigue. Long live the republic.
Done at Martinique, the sd Medidor
18th year.
VILLARET.
r., RI, uane IF th> Fyearh P<8ubLir.
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(. * u ~
Political Speeulatioas.-I Il is dificult TO
account for, or to conceive what the mo-
tives OF the Firf Conlul could &c for
driving England to the neceaity of re-
newing the war. In almoit every point
of view il is entered upon with great dit
advantage 10 France. France has moch
to lofe-- nothing TO gain. England much
to gain, and nothing that France, deiti
tute as ihe is Of lhlpping, can take from
her. All the colonies of England arc iafe
ali thofe of France and her allies are at
the mercy of England. With refpsa to
Bonaparte's means Of carrying on the waf
he has an exhaufed trea(ury. without
a.reyrnuc shatcan, in any degree proper
tioned to The ncceaisy, be rendered 10
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III The name 81 the French Republic.
PROCLAMATION.
STATE OF S IEG E.
Lonis Tbomas Vilar<t Joyeyls, General IL
c6is, Captain Gsueraief Martinique
and its dependencies,
To the Inhabitants of the Colony.
Citizeus,
THE insults, the depredations, and
the mcnacing attitude Of our enemy, has
forced me to place Martinique in a stare
Of siege.
In this order of things, the military au-
thority necessarily supercedes the Common
Law and the Civil Administration. All
public authority is concentrated in the
hands Of the General in Chief.
Inbaba1nfs ofMayfmigae!
have established this order ofgovern-
ment TO secure your property and persons:
before ! knew you, defended your dear
est interests, and since ] have known YOU
T have Informed tie First Consul of your
conduit and your principles, which ! am
happy TO say has not contradiefed my re I
.,ort; you will prove to the enemies OF our
country, that there is no sacrifice that you
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-25

5, a5ossIs and Religion interesting il the
Init. or questions IN cva SSotsy' N the BE-
fa' tp,-sv aIsssrs. Robert Browns, OF Maryland,
pa. ss.',,sa, Hay, of Virginia, and Dayid Essy, OF
New Jersey. eo..,.,ow { A.. 80. ,ssn
.fss..,. on the following young gentlemen; be-
eV 1.. tboss who have been already named: viz.
s' c,r,,,} IA. Fitch, Of Connecticut; Henry Gar
e xsg Jersey, Samuel Hepburn, of Penn
ps .,,ao;a ). Egbert Iansens OF New York; Tho-
~ -, Marshai, and John Peyyon, of Virginia !;
p,yi3 Iho:nfson, and l'hos. Ward, OF n. Jersey.
q'5- a<gres Of Master Of Ais, was conferred
~ i. following gentismst4, Aiamni OF the Con-
prhxa Gesen, Of New Jersey; Isaac Lee.
r. a. Of North Carolina; Henry Holiday, OF
ya,ylspd tingf, jones, OF Pennsylvania; Rich.
I'D z. KeaD, Of Maryland; French Maemallsn,
: iawarc Phiilip c. psndiesan, Of Virginia,
t,.orv Sergeant, and Thomas Sergeant, OF Penn.
.yIyauia; HenfyG. WISER, OF New York; and
George Troup. of Georfia.
Mr.. Sslah S. Woodhiil, A. B. Of Yale Col
pyr. was admitted ad CAMDEN in this College.
The as2yee Of Master of Arts, was conferred
81 Nh. Nathaniel TODD, of Rhode Island; ON the
Rev. John Cannon, of New Jersey on the Rev.
Iohn Vredenburgh, and MIR. John Ffelinghusen,
Of the late Queens College.
The dtgrre Of Doctor in Divinity. was conferr'
el on the Rev. ]. Buckmlnster, of Portsmouth.
New Hampshire on the Rev, James Hall, o.
I,edell county, North Carolina; and on tue Rev.
1os.pfG. Bend, and Elijah Ration, Rectors of
the Episcopal Church Of Baltimore.
The aesre< OF Doctor of Laws, which had been
conferred on the Honorable Aaron Burr, Vice
President of the United States, and on the Ho-
norable Bnshrod Washington, one of the Judges
Of the Supreme Court of the United States, was
now publicly announced.
Afier 10bic6 tallopved,
70. The Valediaoy CITATION by Mr.. Thomas
Matshall, of Virginia.
The whole was concluded with prayer, by the
Rev. DR.. Rodgers, of the Corporation.
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BALTIMORE. October 10.

Arrived, schr. Plato, capt. Gemmill,
from Kingston. Left there schr. Patriot,
capt. Weatherly, ofVienna, for Baltimore,
in 10 days; ship Amelia, Palmer, of do.
for New-York, next day; Sally, M'Fee,
of Philadelphia, do. brig Lydia, Chappell,
of New-London, do.
The schooner Milford, captain Nina
mara, sailed the day before, the Plato, for
Alexandra.
Arrived, schr. David, L'Hommidieu,
from New-York.
Arrived, sch'r Dorchester, White, from
Martinique. The schr. Eagle, Griffin,
sailed for St. Thomas with the Dorches-
ter.
Arrived schooner Evelina, captain John
Chapman, IS days from Bourdeaux. Left
there ship Jacobs, of Philadelphia !;
and brig Aurora, OF Charleston
septembers, in sight of the Hight house,
spoke the brig Sarah, Bootman, of Phlladel-
phia, for Lisbon, bound to Bourdeaux.
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Stoughton,s Batters.

Or During the Prsfent dckly feafon, the use
Of STOUGHTON's BITTERS, (imported fr0s
Landau will be found Of great fervice, as pre-
ventiyc to difeaie, Especially where there is an
infectious atmoiphere and aprediiPofltson IN the
habit 10 contagion. It eninently braces the con-
ifisution, and renovates the whole ~ fem. Il may
be ufed intcad Of fpirits In water, tea, or ether
drink. 1T rsRores loft appetite, cxpels worms IN
children, and, ifregularly uted during the tall
feaioa, will prevent the agne and fever. In ihoft,
it only needs sobcr tried, TO convince every one
of its great efficacy.
a'heie Bittcrs may be had, with copious direc.
lions. lprepared at the original warehouie in
,oudon) in QUAR- bottles at one fourth Of the tor
.rer cbare. Tor the fame in walls, at S. Snow
denis Printing Office, Alexandria, where bottle
Is conaantly kept open for trial. aT Alto at
A. BUCKS, fredericksburg.
Is OF 90
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that would cone for them. He then wss
allowed to so on board of his ship, when
he Immediately ordered to be warpd up
the harbour, where she now lies opposite
the Wind Cape, Notwithstanding, the
Dutch hsve got all the Powder rom ON
board the S,rlnans. they are undercontin'i-
al apprehcnsiosa or her account, and are
absolutely afraid 10 afseaapt tostrike fler
colours, or to interfere in any manner WITH
the discipline cupboard alshoaghthey nave
exclusive Of the FORKS, which are strong,
large frigate, a schoonsr Of II gut's, and z
cutter Of IS guns, IN the harbour. And SO
late as the 10th nft. the writer had the plea
sure of seeing that the British Jack, Ensign
and Pendant, sras still aysng on board the
Surinam. As the foregoing maybe very
satisfactory information 10 ac friends OF
the officers and crews of said vessel, Tour
insertion wilIoblige
n FriendeT Little Britain.
ST. Croix, August i, 1903.
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Ii does net appear, from the intormation gwen
to congress by Mr.. Jefferson, that satisfaction or
explanation has been required Of Spain nor does
it appear. that she has been acquainted with Or
consulted on, the transfer by France TO the U,
States Of her former territory. It's therefore We
ry probable chat Spain has s5een rather. terrified
with if not swlndled, by the First Consul land
that the latter, conscious OF the injustice Of the
tenure BY which he would hold Louisiana, has
been willing to get rid Of i, Oh the best terms.
Hence as this letter observes, spired reman-
vernnsnt by the collrt of Madrid and similar
representations ordered TO be made by their resi-.
dent ministers here. Amidst these circumstances
of intr,cacy and injustice, what Wilde the stu
alton Of GU government lit viii be that OF ex.
IRENE delcacy and peril escape the danger,
viii require the timely exercr. Of uncsmmon
plujsuce, 6fnness and wisdom.
Arrived, Ship Richmond, Volans, Lisbon;
schoopers Richard, Gilbert, New Orleans; Bet
sey, Midget, North Carolina; sloop Good Intent,
Pane, ditto.
Cleared, Brig Apollo, Williams, Portland !;
sch'r Little Robert, Dolby, Port Republican.
Ship Mars, Hunter, from hence, has arrived at
Cork.
Brig Rover, Hardie, from hence to St. Thomas,
was spoken the 9th inst. in lat. SO. long 68, out
s days.
Big Maria, of this port, from New York to
Jamaica, was spoken the 18th inst. in lar. %,
long. 70, out days.
Captain Volans of the ship Richmond, from
Lisbon, informs that he left there, ship flare, Ct
New York, captain -, to sail OH the l9th
Sept for New York; schooner Rogers from Bos.
ton to Bboa, arrived at Lisbon in Distress to sal
on the 9Th September, for her destined port; brig
Hector, from ST.. Michael, arrived at Lisbon, and
to sail on the 9th Sept. for Malaga; ship belong
ing 10 Charleston, destination unknown. August
81, Information at Lisbon, from Gibraltar of four
Moorish Iebecks being there, with sealed orders.
Report at Gibraltar was, that they were waiting
for two ships to Join them one of "a guns the O.
ther of 50 guns. and to cruize against the impc-
rial flag they have always been at war with,
strong suspicion of their intended attack to be
against the Americans. On the 9th Oct. in lat.
So, 10, N. long. $3.50, w. spoke a brig under
Hamburg colours from St. Thomas for Hamburg,
OIL, 81 days all well.
Brig Echo, Gilmore, from Waterford, spoke
the following vessels. Ship Levant of Boston,
bound to Plymouth, in lat. 4s. 40, long. IS, 81,
all well. so, brig Seaaower, Glover, Of Boston,
bound to Amsterdam, who informed that he had
spoke ship belonging to Salem, from Peters
burgh, bound home, who infor ned him that the
Eliza of Boston, was run down in long. 26, and
that he had seen two of the people that were saw
ed on board of ship he had spoke at sea.
At Martinique, Sept. l2-schooner Volunteer,
Conn, for Philadelphia, to sail Oetobcr 10.