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From Maryland a lad came o'cr,
His it ccklngs Old his brooches tore,s
His epu,a;ioD had no flaw,
We call ham Morfeur Nong Tong Paws
Although in fuch tattered plight,
At Ve'non's Mount he got fight;
P"tm:Gi1 IN for to feed the focks,
End clean, and comb, and card the Jackss
WA Slaves ptoyiiion for to draw,
Wen done, for Moniieur Non Tong Paw
Tie if~qlent rock l.. rips to sown,
Pu; IN his pocket half a crown;
His faddie was bag of iraw,
a cog, hoop, was Nong Tung Paw, .
1 Imagination all aAoat,
H lodgings takes With Jseph Goat;
Dit win him ,4!le cup :
And ha}'sl 70 bresk tag, dine ard fup
al. MS KS nc,gnoou cesr!y Jaw,
And cfyed, brave! VI. Nong Tong Paw
Ii Is by numbers flow declared,
His nag was kept ii Joc's back yard:
From moro ill night, and night tii morna
Bui n!ltEer led win oats or corn,
Nor even with !heaf Of ataw,
The noble, generous, Nofg Tong Paw.
Now If ice had q generous mind,
Ard was 10 grati,uIc inclined;
II he'd march before the ranks,
Ard inseree had at Col. F-ks, -,
And IN his zeal 10 fave friend
&c Col. F---k ID recommend !;
That Monieur might f3m: lpccie draw,
Way who asn blame, poor hong Tong Paw,
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...;,, machine pack il well down in q clofs
I'm IN. nj or hogih :ads. giving Poua! OF tals
'. .rs,y huaisei weight. By prsterving It IN
@ss.y you viii hse beautiful greco hay,
.,diayly fragraos AL nouriihiag, AM hyperion
=, othsr folder, especially fot milch cows.
S. 10, N ,rc sx9.affs than the sfasi md. Of
ssjar and drying hav, ast the fam. nunio:r of
s, wsl!.cas sai pack it, without the rik OF
s,snr i d,m,gsI by rain, which TOO freq ienty
= ]. s from unavoidable delays. This psocets
'.r.r;a:i,iy worth attention, snl more 70 from
5. ,a;,esn ta:msrs who .rs IN the hibis o. ex.
s,r,og this ARTICLE 10 the Wet lodia tnar-
KITS.
Haw to ifmbfoOe impoOerisd land.
Pu. ia two faceeiliy. crops OF ba XVII a., and
~. in aloum, po.v them down this may be
Are i, one lsai,u. AID ii th- Ia ios yuu wheat
!. rye, aa va ea..aoe all OF having promtnag
'''S AGRIc0LA.
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for the Alexandtfa Daily Adpertise1,
Genealogical Traits Of laaracter-,fron, q
Legendary Bo0k Of Heraldry.

IN this persoruancc We have an enlarged &C.
ccunf Of Military Chlyary OF modern date, asi
general accoaDt Of The performers, in which We
RED OF military looking men, officers of msrir,
.one of.nomcrir fomr understanding lomc,hing,
and great many ncttieg, iere marching in
.Ine. cghess GU; OF time, iome trotrmg, Others
Hepy.ng, AID few pacing as natural as an Cd
r'ap-tailed corporation marc but n page "a is
dcic-!hed faia;y nan of three hundred dollars a
year, snisead of ten, who formerly took lodgings
at q Certain JOE Corr, who lives in houie
:;'r 'qrarc, aad + test inches pitch. JOE, ir
IS al, onee iufsied The penalties OF the law foc
receiving iioIen aaols, but yet p5lcGss influence
afen recommending his friends:
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TIE PARTNERSHIP OF
Stedekorn and Peck,
Coach and Harnfh Maktrt.

Is this day diiiolved, by mutual con
ent.-All thofe who are indebted 10 thc (sid am,
are requefed to nuke payment to the fuficr'ber,
who IS authorized TO receive the fame and ,hofs
to whom they are indebted, viii produce their
accounts foy fett,emcns.
The buinefs Will in future be carried on by
the lubfcriber at che fame place, where all orders
will be thankfully received aul execu ed, With
fidelity, neatnels AID dilpatch.
sAM'L STEDEKORN.
May Z. rsY9
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INVASION or ENGLAND.

Estydct from +" Reflections on the Avqsion
ofEnglmsd, = stated to haze been PUBLISHED
at PWisby order ct BonapGrte.
MY opinion is, that after the reduction
eF Lond0is, the trenca should not advance
farther; but that they should without de-
lay propose a capitalization, holding this
language:
6 We shall rot destroy London, nor
throw rubbisl, or ballast into the river, 70
choak upits port, ifyou forthwith agree to
the following articles:
"These articles will naturally present
themselves TO our consideration bur the
English governments probably will not ca
pitulate. Secretly contemplating the pos
sibility OF such a catastrophe, it has some
time since formed its determination, which
IS, TO transfer the seat of empire TO Ben
gal, aud at Calcutta to establish the Lon
don OF the indies. They will embark
6o,0o0 troops, and their whole fleet viii
convey them. In this speculation it is,
perhaps, that they have collected, near
Plymouth, aforce of 80, 900 men, to serve
in case of necessity, to cover such an em-
barka6on. It's my opinion that the 60
vernment of England will carry such plan
into execution Immediately after the fall of
London
cir this Anglo Indian empire the go
vernmsnt may be powerful. 1t will form a
state on principles entirely new, and will
find recruits in the many enthusiasts and
adventures who will follow II from Eu.
rope. But India will be governed with
more lenity when the seat Of empire is
placed in her own bosom. The remaining
part of Hindostan will be easily subiugated
The Cape of Good Hope and the colonies
on the western coast of Africa VIII furnish
an empire in that part ofthe world. Thro'
the medium Of Botany Bay il will domi-
nate the southern hemisphere. Canada
willsupply the means Of kespingup its naval
force. The government thus situated may
vet be powerful: It will command a great
part of the seas; but it will at least be
baan1shedfrom Eur2be!
6 All the English royalists would ac-
company and follow their government.
Those whose fortunes consist in bank pr
per will undoubtedly depart with the &C.
vernment, and in India be Undermined for
their losses, it is certain however, that the
south Of Asia would be, under providence,
a powerful engine III eaecting the ciziliza-
ton ofthe universe.
:: But the better, the greater, and espe-
cially the republican part of the English
nation, would accept the capitulation Of
fered by the French--or emigrate to North
America, or to Louisiana.
esThe present war, very far from being
unfortunate, has already produced results
favorable to the happiness of mankind. BY
ii the United Staees OF America have Oh
tanned louisiana"
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c. Important.
From the ,Philadelphi,) TRuE AMERICAS, of
the 10Th iataus-
w the politeness of CAPTAIN Calvert Of
he ship Maria, arrived last night from
tadiz, we were favored with a copy ottha
blowing important letter from Commo,
lore Preble to John Gavino, Esquire, oar
Consul.
United States Frigate Gonstitmios,
Syracule Harbour, Fec. Z, lSo4.
foHN GAYINo, ESQ.
Consul gfthe United Stafss.
DEAR SIR,
| have the pleasure to announce to
on the pleasing intelligence OF the cap.
ure aud destruction of the Tripoiine fri
ate Of 40 guns, late the United States
rigate Philadelphia, by the United States
fetch Intrepid, of guns and 70 men,
Commanded by Captain Decatur, of the
.,aterprize, VINO volunteered MS services
| n the occasion. It's to be regretted that
he was SO situated, thatit was impossible
bring her out.
On the night of the sd January, the
! rig Syren, CAPE. Stuart, and ketch Insri-
! id Of 4 guns, fitted for the purpose, and
Commanded by captain DECATUR with Sc
enty eolunteers, from the squadron, sail
. d for Tripoli, with orders to burn the fri
ate in that harbon They this day re-
arned, having executed nv orders much
o my satisfaction.
On the night of the 10th ult. capt. De
asur, entered the harbour Of Tripoli, with
be ketch. laid Aer along side the frigate,
nd in gallant and oficer-like manner,
oarded and carried her against all opposi-
lon. After gaining complete possession,
c proceeded to fire her with success, and
If hsr in blaze, in which she continued
|ntil she was Totally consumed. He had
enc killed and only one wounded. The
ripoIitans had between 30 and so men
Filed on the deck. One large boat load
|hade their escape, some men ran below
nd p@rished in the flames; bat the greater
art jumrsd overheard. She was moored
lose to the batteries, with ak her guns
baded, aal two Of their corsairs, full Of
ben, lay within half musket shot Of her.
FIRE was kept upon he ketch by the Bat
|er;es, Bashaw's Castle and Corsairs. =
Sot musket or pistol was fred by our
ben, every thing was settled by TIE szvord.
The Syren achoreet without the harbour
Cover the retreat Of the Ketch, and sent
II boats to assist, but unfortunately they
id not arrive in season, as the business
Fas accomplished, and the ketch on her
FAY out, before the boats met her. Had
icy got ia sooner, it's probable some OF
nc irIpalitan Corsairs would have shared
q fate OF The frigate.
Very respectfully, | am,
Lear sir,
w. rI>aJ;a-, ear,,ont
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}Dubl(r Sale.
THIS AFTERNOON.
(ar half pat 3 o'clock,)

,h7~ WILL BE SOLD,
,IhEs The Br1gantlne Alert,
sss in complete order for Tea, lying ac
RamiAy's wharf, and burtheD about 400 bis.
Terms, &c. will be made known at the place Of
a!e. And immediately after 20 bis. BEEF.
Philip G. Marfeller.
MAY I8.
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Very respectfully, | am,
Lear sir,
yonr obedient servant,
EDWARD PREBLE.

cas.aia Calvert, informs, that demand
al been made of the TriPolisan Govern
Rrnt, By me Emperor OF Russia, for the
nlngs,aeat ofthe crew Of the Philadel-
Aia ssigase.
The FAST sailing ship Frances Henrietta,
apt. Goodrich. arrived at New York on
%usday lest. in 81 days from Amsterdam,
eings papers from that CRY to the 3oth
March. which furnish Paris dates to the
sah of the same month. These papers
re principally filed with de aljof disco
|ss:esl connected with the late conspiracy.
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FOR SALE,
4 ValudJls Negro E9a5a7h
with two Children: fh- has been brought Up to
houfe work rneralIy, snd IS an excellent Cook,
Walhcr AMI lfoaer.
Enquire Of the Printer.
May rs, .r2w
S~'--'-~~e-"-~@--~-r-
s..r Printing IN all It's br4nc.les
executed at this Office.
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antrdct ifr0m " Reflections on the Llvasion
ofEngla7ad, stated to haze been bu5Hsdea
at PWisby order efBonaparte.
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From the PHILADELPHIA TauE AMERICAS. of
the 10Th ineaut.
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NGREs
or THE
UNITED STA T EAS.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES..
Wednesday December <.
Wednesday December <.
Debate on the amendment to the Constitution.

Mr.. T. Randolph called for the order of
the day on the amendment to the consi-
tuition, receivd from the Senate.
Mr.. Huger moved to postpone the order
Of the day-he observed that he had very
seldom, since he bad the honor OF a seat in
the House, originated business. Il was
contrarv to his habits to obtrude himself
aponthe house. And he would not now
undertake the task of originating business
but from strong impulse Of duty. He
was against altering the constitution but
as it was probable that an alteration would
be made, he considered it his duty to
render 1t as little prsjndicial as. possible.
This re believed, would be the case, if the
resolution he had laid on the table for de
viding the United States into electoral
districts was Incorporated into the resolu-
ton from the Senate. He found that this
resolution had been proposed not only by
the legislature of New York, but likewise
blythe legislature of South Carolina. 1t had
also, been submitted in a former Congress
by a respectable member from a respectable
state, Ngr. Nicholas, Mr.. .Huger said that
this could not be considered as a party
question, as it was probable the federal
party would loose political strength by its
adoption. 1t was probable the members
on that side would oppose that amendment.
His principal hope of success was from
the aid ofthose who generally differed from
him inpolitical sentiment Mr.. II. conclud-
eddy moving postponement of the order
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a Cheap Bargain.
TO BE SOLD,

ATHREE Cory new BRICK HOUSE,
Prince Street between Fairfax and Royal Streets
on the foush Gje thereof, fecond door from MeiIrs
Hewes and MiIless Gorc, ana next adloining Mrs..
Refer The honfe is in an un6uihed fate, but
the doors, ahes and architraves sc. are all made
and at a ANAL expence may be completed, it is
unneceaary TO give any further explanation, as
any pcf{en insslning 10 parehsfe will naturally
view t6e pfe,nifss{ The key is In petition OF
! apr. C. M'Knight. ghs payments will be
snssie eaFy. Application TO be made 10 the fub-
icribcr IN the City Of Wsihingtoo, OF DR.. Thos.
Tripicts, Alexandra. Il not fold az private fate,
II viii be fold At public gcndue on the FiyFg u
Mare5 next.
CJotu0r7hg Ste9desion.
Frb. 6. dts
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Far The Alexandria Daily AaUertiser.

The zoriitsr Of the enclosed article, ts''dets
her most grateful acknowledgements 70
lN,-. .Sno1ude,1, for The continued atfe''ff-
ans shervnto her 0sry triJqineg pro8ttcfi0ns
generally bearing the signature q MIRA
and as he has a uariet5f q corfesb0ade1ats
in The same huc, auig, far the future, az
: ELIZA.
February IS.
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TIE WINTPlc Ddr.

THE wintry day, Almeria said,
Encircled by TIoratio's arm
And yiands on the table laid,
Brings many a sweet, delightful charm
But little does Alfneria know,
Al ease on silken couch reclined,
What numbers dread the falling snow,
And shrink FROM the loud bowling wind
o. sure, most sure, she would not say,
That pleasure crowns the wintry day.
Yet Winter tho decript and old,
As we by Poets have been told,
A train of pleasures ever brings,
Where Fortune shews her gldeS wings.
IT'S 20, her gay, her fav'rite race,
Who fear his surly, @lther'd face;
An no possessed of ample store,
Engag d in mirth's delightful sound,
They do not hear the north wind roar,
They do NOT hear the hail rebound
Immerg'dsin scenes, IN visions gay,
They do not feel the Wnlry Day.
Yet some exist with soul benign,
Whose feet are trace TO mis'ry's haunt
Led on by Charity divine,
Nor winds, nor drifting SHOWS can daunt
Possessed Of homes, and charots warm,
Yet dread the iude, impetuous storm;
Nor will they with Almeria say,
That pleasure crowns the Winuy Day.
For we'll they know, the piercing wind,
Which all III vain, msy seek TO 6nd,
AID entrance IN the thick VALID dome,
Goes thso' and thro' the poor mans home.
Fam would they feed the tribe al large,
Fam would they clotkc --but want the pow'r
Yet mindful Of the heavenly charge,
They cheer the wtctch's wiHrry hour;
Not that it may be known by man,
But him who all our actions scan;
Who sees the heart, and knows the views,
Which feebe man thfo' life pursues.
Accept my purse, Adolphus said,
And buy yon food, and rstmen: warm,
And if there's wanting ough, beside,
To screen agains, the Wintty storm;
Your needs proclainl--th the pow'r who gave,
Made not my heart base lucfe's slave.
= en now, methuiks, the voice is heard,
Altho' the VISIONS DISAPPEARED,
The form has join'd ITS kindred clay,
Unmindful Of the Wmtfy Day.
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The Members Of the Wilmington
Society Of Alexandra, are requelfed
to attend an anniverlary meeting OF
the faid lociety, on Thurfday the
.s3d day of this month, at Gadlby's
Hotel, at half pat 10 o'clock, 4. NJ.
The iociety will move in procelhon
preciielysat IL o'clock, to the Prcfby-
terrain Church, where an Grafton viii
be delivered BY John Carlyle Herbert,
Efq.
Alexandra, Feb. III.
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Alexandra, Feb. IL.

%4H9ttOCIJ IC1 y ASStSV'
1.-THE Ball in commemoration OF the
Birth ofour late illuarious friend and
patriot Gen. Geo. Warrington, will be
held at Gadlby's Heselon Thurlday
the a9d inf. "A iublcription paper is
edged at the Bar, where gentlemen
are requeIfed to fublcribe, and obtain
a ticket of admilGon--price S dollars.
VIM. Fltzhugh,
L. Deblois, e
G.. Deneale, 8
I. G. Herbert,
Wa. Dangerheld, &
Thos. Tripiett,
Feb. 10.
Tie tSudYcrsbsr
Has removed his VENDUE-STCRE
from the corner of King and Union
ifreets, to the fore adjoining Melirs,.
Henry K. Nay, 6 Co. on the South
4iide of King lfeet.
THOMAS PATTEN.
January 90. d
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ADAM LYNN,

5gF RfceFved and Tor Sac,
Excellent Soft Shelled Almonds, by
the trail
New York PiPpins by the barrel,
Lemons by the box,
Sweet Oranges,
cooolb. Rhode Ifand Cheefr,
1900 bushels Rhode Iland Potatoes, hfa qua
lity.
ind a Tarsety Of Groceries and Nuts.
ABEL WILLIS.
FEB. IL. d.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-03

hst'dtf sf letter from be 11crens,A Hcg5 Of MIN
MORAL spS BoRLAND, N grnsues ia h,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-03
United Slater .triigate Congretj,
Gibraltar Bay, 80 Aug. 1904.
SIR,


have the honor to inform you that have
this infant arrived here with the Congrefs and
Eflex direct from Tanger from which place
failed on the 9th inf. Our pahage has been
long owing to ltrong Levant gale which lated
from the night of the 9th until the morning of
the goth, and drove US through the Straits into
the Atlantic.
In my laft communication dated Tangier Bay,
18th inf. informed you of Commodore Bar
ron's having fent the Congrefs and EHex OH
this coat in consequence of advices from Mr.
SUMPTION, our conful at TaDgier, of my intenti-
on to leave the Efiex TO watch the conduct of
two galleys at that place and of my proceeding
Immediately to Sale 70 inform myielf, of the
movements, and if pohble, of the intentions of
the Emperor's three liips mentioned in Mr.
Symptoms communications to Commodore Bar
ron, copies of which the latter gentleman has
forwarded to you did 70 and arrived and
anchored before Sale on the Goth taking Ar
Ziila, Mamora and Larache i'll my rout) where
found the three ihps in quehion and to all
appearance nearly ready for iea. After lying
three hours at anchor within about miles of
the Town with American colours flying and
fgnal indicative Of friendihip and with to com.
municste with the fhore, without any apparent
difpofton of the like on their part, weighed
anchor and food within the range Of a COM
mon moi of the ihips without any further fuc-
cefs of bringing about communication, al
though every means which friendly derDean-
our could fdggea, were ufcd. However have
no reafon to fuppofe that hottie intentions on
their part were the caufe of my not filcceeding,
but that they either did not comprehend the
meaning Of the signal, or we're afraid to venture
of. On the 2l(t after repeating again in the
fame way as on the preceding DAY, my withes to
exchange eiyliiies without any appearance of
fuccefs, and fearing that a further attempt on
the fubjeet might lead 20 fufpicions unfavora-
bic TO good understanding, made fail and
purified my courfe back TO Tangier where a.
gain on the eth joined the Rffex. AZ Luracbe
found The fhip Me'houda (ei6eysnt Gtipolifej
in rate Of ordiaery, but at Arza and Mauc-
ra there was not iiDgle vciiel of any dgfcrip-
ton. On my return again to Tangier made
the ufBai Ggnal 10 communicate with our Con-
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FROM FRENCH PAPERS.

The following obfervations are inherited in the
official paper of the French Government of the
18th init. under the head of bon, and are,
no doubt, intended to convey to all the powers
of Europe its fentinents with refped to the con-
duGt OF his Swcdai majelty. They are proceed
ed by three notes OF that fovereign, which feem
To- Dave been inherited merely to afford the writ
erin the Monitenr an opportunity OF comment
ing upon the conduct of The king Of Sweden, in
his quality 81 member of the Gernlanc body.
The firR note relates to a propoiition made by
that prince, 20 far back as the month Of May,
1903, 70 the Diet at Ratiibon, to erect ftatue
60 -the Archdpke Charles. The iecond, prefent-
cdin January, complains Of the conduit Of fOme
OF the princes Of the empire, as tending to
trench npoI the authority Of the emperor, who,
BY tie Cprman;c Contribution, was the legiti-
mate head OF 1.-THE laft note, delivered to-
wards the middle Of laf May, refers TO the note
previouny prefented by Rufia, and is already
before the public.
We have read the Rrango declaration which
the king II Sweden has addrelied to- Che Diet Of
RatifbOn.
Nothing could be more hrikng than the
inconiifency Of thefe tcps ON the part OF the
Swediih monarch, if the ltan'p Of folly, which
IS mpreiIed upon them, did moi ftrike aill more
forcibly. What whit Poland has been divid-
ed under Your eyes; Whit the enfeeblsd Otto
man empire exits no longer than the powers
bordering upon your Rates viii permit; whlt
France, by lIutting her ports sgainft the Hips
Of your nation, can 20 eiIcntia,Iy injurc your
commerce without provOcation, without any
motive 60 induce you to it, you delight in offer
ing h-r daily infults.
.. When Outlaws was fnccefsful in the thirty
years war, il was with the afTiaance of France,
md with that force OF genius and inclination
which charaGerizes all The meaiures Of a great
man. Poland was then fcfpedable; Turkey
tTilte1 in All her vigOur md Ruiiis had moi
yeta.y cxi0euce IN Europe.
" Do YOU excite the Crmanic body asaiut
Francei wien Germany was engaged il diff
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NETWORK, October rs.

Captain Cgilvie, who arrived at this port
yeteTday from Cadiz, confirms the account late
ly pubiiihed Of the prevalence of Yellow fever
at Malaga. From 600 to $50 perfons die da-
" and all the phyficisus having fallen victims
to IT, twelve Others and a fuoply of medicines
have been feat thitner from Csdiz. The in
ha5rants, as meaiure of general fafcty, are
prohibited from quitting Malaga and are re-
preIentcd "a being in very depiorablc fitnation,
not only from the malignant difordcr which
prevails bat from the want of the common
mechanics OF life.
General MosEAu and bis lady continued at
Cadiz, bus would embark for the United States
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DOMESTIC INTELLIls ENcE.
WASHINGTON CITY, October 90.

Commodore BARRON arrived at Gibraltar
with his fquadron on the I2th Augut laft. On
his arrival he found feveral difpatches from MIR.
Simpfon our coniul at Morocco, all Eating in
ftrong terms the hottie difpoition of the empe-
ror of Morocco againft our commerce, and the
preparations making by him to fend out three
fiigates and two galleys upon a cruift. MIR.
Symptom urging the indifpenfable neceiIity of
leaving two of the frigates upon that ftation,
the commodore accordingly left the Congrefs,
capt. Rogers, and the EFex, capt. James Bar
ron. The following extraf of letter from
capt. Rogers to the Secretary of the Navy diff
clofes the refult.- Nat. Int.