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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-08
WILL BE SOLD,

If Public aie, at zacbaria5 soot.s Tfpe-a, in lI7-
defer, 81. Tael2ly fLe!lB a. D..,qsL.. se,!,
$50 acres OF LAND.
q Ii in qvood5, ant IF prime c,.iiir, igirg n
= Cb5feyfeH eoaaty, or tie aoyt1 ha ri. B4etzg-
ban road and aonisg tie iAd. Of III. flames Segf.,
n5'Tt Urn miir fron Gia0c5 FER. TGe te,nrs o. i- z,N
br l ~ ami tyUetUe ,eontbs eycait oy its otl-r
o"gi0igg |o3i rgtb a22rave@ ,eayjty Aay C.y5a gtg
ing 10 P~eb .aN be Beam tx land ~ a6b!i4g % ~.
james PlfieJoa or Jgia6 c. BrozOn e,- 1Lisebsfe,
Wan. GAY.
Buckingham, Nov (.ds)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-08
PETER DEILETT,

n URsERY aud SCOTSMAN, a, williarr,
: burg, intending to remove TO the fate OF New
York, oilers EOR SALE, bis NURSERY; CEN
tanning 90 acres OF rich manfred Land, with about
10000 TREES, OF winch $4,000 coniilting as
follows, are hs TO Be raripianted this lealon.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-08

'0NIuY NO LALlm PopIarS
Currents, Gooieberries and Strawberries Of forts,
S'r"Pe vines OF forts, Artichokes and Afparaguis
Roots together with variety of Towering larubs
rover Roots and Seeds and Roto Baihes, and i4.l
quantity OF Garden SEEDS OF this year'sy.o,,th.
A4-SO--lnay oe haG with tie nureiy S NEGROES
q '.ilen wen acquainted with ( -deiae and
Nutiery work. ALso-J Hories, ) Steers, i Cows,
aao the huIieiy aid farming utenIs, r!.-h Il NOT
loiu o! the 40 q q. May next viii be let hp at
tu..c iaie Oh that day, until which he viii cos-
t:-ut to .e!i Trees &c. &c &c lower tyl!ns tIn
uiva.
Orders lei, yvi,h Mr. George Greenhow at .-h-
moNd, A4eii,s John anti sam Pen.hon at petsr..
burg, WI! be GUY attended TO with d..pa.ch
Wiia"iburg Nov. ~ epiM
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-08
P. A. PETlCoLAS K HIS son AUGUST,
PROFESSORS OF A1yStC.

ID EsPECTFULIY inform the Ladies and Gentle
N men Of the city Of Richmond and it, vicinity,
that they intend to teach MUSIC OH the PIANO
FORTE or HARPSICHORD.
Orders, from Ladies or Gentlemen, Left at Mr..
Fleiihers (;he Riling SUM or ct Mr.. CANDLES aore.
will be particularly attended to-
~ PA p. TUNES INSTRUMENTS.
=, MINIATURE PAIN TING geod BLener-
fss, warranted by himieli. Dee /. r&SGt
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-08

Volcaric erntfionJ.--Recent accounts from
Sicily, fate, that the famous Mount IEtna is
at pricnt threatening TO fpread defoation thro'
the clrcumjaccnt country. Previous to the 10th
of Augut, ieveral eruptions had occurred,
which, though not productive of very ferrous
consequences, were from their nature-the noife
that attended them, and the burning matter and
imoke emittcd-calculatcd to excite alarm
Duriug the twenty-four hours Proceeding the
10th, the volcano was calm, but this calm was
followed on the 18th, early in the morning,
with terrible eXploGon, AID uoife as ifrnilli-
ons of caDnons had been dfcbarged at once.
When the Ian letters, of The sth, Left that
iflud, fhower Of fire wa3 falling to the df-
lance of three leagues round Etna.-No earth
quikes had been experienced, but iUbte-rane-
Gus found, like thunder, W IS heard ali over ST.
ely, particularly near Menina. Veiuvius too,
IN italy, has Of late been IN a convicted Rate.
Great quantities of lava have been emitted, the
progrcfs Of which has been marked with ruin,
and flruck alarm into the inhabitants Of the adj
jaccnt country. Mott THE towns and villages
~ the vicinity of the mountains have been aban-
doncd, the people Carrying with them their
mott valuable effects, and concluding that fome
awful eXpIOiion will Gre long render the beauti-
ful country round the bafc Of Vefuyius fcene
Of barren d'ioicliv..-(M 4. Del. Adu.J
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= t~b ttrsiy reJioH hboayi At IN 7,,iA;
Fc, ,S0Da yags ar, i0liial7 ar WI I'm,
n his III GEL 6iref7' i7Fm n, man. PORE.
THOUGH it may be difficult or impcnbie TO
Adduce as macy iliuhrious examples Of female
rscelletce !. 4re fnrined as Of The fuperiority
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n @ T c Z.

Buckingham, Nov. 7 (,ds)
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-03-31
IL61E 0N7SSIONS.l
Bottom, March ~.
...ss.sss.ss 90
49, ssss...ss..

Bottom, March ~.
The prefent Evere ipdifpoGtion Of the King Of
England, has naturally led the mind to an event.
shieh would cali to the throne character. OF
which little has been faid, and that little not gen.
naturslher apparep. tn the crown Of England,
has been educated, Ike fome Of his illofious pre-.
deceiInrs, in that peculiar n,anoer, which while il
ehe iihes the virtues of human aaion, ,mhib>s
like its errors & frailtes forbidden to thare eli
her in the public councils, or the fervice Of his
country, while q Prince Of Nae., he has heen ir
reGaably led to icenes of Diff patton, and in the
ardour OF youth is known to have committed
many extravagances, and to have been the hero
OF many an idle & cxeentric fro!ic but amidft
all thee tcenes, he has the merit of being confd.
cred moi excellent fcholar, of poAeaine LID
era and elevated mind, and heart open as dsy
to melting charity. In the eveEt of his fpeedy
fucsesoh to the throne of England, it may be
fad OF him as was fad bv Ssakepes-, in delin.
eating the character Of the King Henry v,h.
The eoay,fs If bi, yautb promis'da not.
The 6yea'b nc. fsone,, ten bis fafber's Io4y,
Sui that bis qclaai5, mosA,ty'dm hin,
Sesmd TO dse too !: yea at ibat pay n.mens,
CoyGat,atioa ike an aege! came.
17nd aubiepd ibe cSsnaiag Adam cut efh;m;
Learning bG body az d parable,
10 antelope and contain eeIsifial pi,in.
Nsver rtfeymason in a food,
W"bJucb a beady current Touring faults
Nor eoey Hydra beaded auiJulns/i,
So)0oa did Ioee biz Jsaf, and aNat once,
As in at1 King.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-03-31
aeiectss Issstrv
THE SUICIDE.
By W HOLLOWAY.

Osoa,S1y tie pto0iniai ,5us sfa F,sr9 in fbssonmon
ha t0,,iSe -fS' # D4feyaf'or.
DARK was the night and bic k rho wild winds howl
Blue l,,htn,nss mena.'d aud dee tbuaders grouid,
Whcn ito every nope Of hum n aid,
AplNyos fought The ioemn cypreis ihsde.
W mere birds jomen d wake Il uneraieiu fraiz
I hat icsre icne fpeetre. their graves again.
A ,houiand cares with craving panss oppree,
,llou.A I'd witwind psilions i,orn, d iIis break
Tha; mind. which era poe ie 'srvors fr'd
L he v,anfpcrrs Of extreme defps'r in,pir'd
Shook every nerve and through the madd'nns brain.
lmpc "a tie darts Of agonizns pait
Where fsii he ngi The worlds no more h;.friend!
What fears await him, and VITA; Ills inpendi !.
'Ye Pcwrs VINO gave this VITA fpsrk TO glow
Who gave the cr'snion t,ae Of life 10 flow
Why DOOM wretch oppre.sd with every III.
TO iiuscr thus Ia oatt d exaenee ai, 7"
He faia--vhen L ! The Send accurA, WHICH 1cod
Halt veil'd in fliadcs and grim with huaan bood
Black sUfctpE approach 'd--beneath his tread
The wthring flow'rs reclind the dropping head;
Deeper the winds among the branches hgh'd.
And fartiel nature fought her face to bldg q
Round his galld neck the lrangng cord hs2Nxe.
And III his breaf hs pu'p'ed poinsrd bore;
His h1 d fuaain'd potion mantng bowl,
Around whole bri-n pour,ray'd dark adders roll
Through wreaths of deadly night fhade, and below
he fatal waters of Oblivion flow
But him Providence, ia azure ven,
Whole eonatenarce celenia love expreh
trod the hgm atr-dipateha from Mercy stahe-
She fnstch and dsih'd earth the prnffer bAne.
Appai'd, the dsmoa viewd her afp.c bright,
Aud funk contounded to the realms Of night
While thus the Goddes" Son of ear III fol bear,
Nor raihiy Heavens eteInal jufiice dare
'Iis NOT tor man, the IL q Of an bo.r,
To qucificn, evadc. Al mighty powr;
Still be it thine iubmfiiSe to attend
His viii divine, aud wait tn important end
FOR ison--iu' ioon fila time qnwtarying wing
The promisd day of explanation bring
When angels fha approve, and mortals own
HIS ways, IN omnicient r0.y T ,;gdfe.nf alone -
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ssolums vi.

SALEM, March z6. s
Late From France --Cspt Giles arrived AZ Bsy.
ely on Saturday lat from Bofdeayx II. eff
bnrteaux the 7!h and the liver he an Feb. He
informs. that 20 Gun Boats failed nom eoriesus
tor tiuihing las !; was fad) DAYS before be "a,
lei ;--and that another ex edition oi Boats was
preparing at Bordeaux. Theie boats are from
% &c 90 tons bnrthen, pole top m.n, ana very
hesvdy rugged, fone carrying onet aoJ o hers 70
two very heavy pieces of carnc,. Cap. Giles
sxpeesd th.s an embargo woalj De ORDERED ar
Bordeaux Don stter he iailel.
The piepar alton for The inva'ion were saoni N
'n2ly n, neoie. AMI WON'T exceed beli.t. esceo .
10 an aetua! eye wisaeis Capt. G fmly heieves
that the 'nsation vii be Attempted NO c.,a,.p E.
'i1ns are now granted TO prsateer, on account.
ol the icatcty OF lesmsn, as WAS coneeored.
:::::;:::::::::::::::
N1oai Imb-opemrxt.---an Engiifa I.ieosen,ne
of the navy has receigei the thanks OF lie R;,hr
Hon. the Lords ccmmGione,s OF the A Imrai,vs
Tor an excellent plan winch he has coo,as npcs.
ted y thsir Losdhips) for the ourpofe o. k.epa,r
The i9oadrcus OF bis maisys f.ets uooa :l,eir ~.
tons bef,rc the enemy's Ports in blowing we.,s.
Err TIE p'an is liki wife OF the utunaf n;,1v !,
prevent hip from filing into ,he trough d. m.
lea and IN gale OF wind, 10 keep her from ~.
danger OF being drove uoon lie. fhare Here
there is no anchorage II viii sfo be fo,,a of
great I'm portance, in CAFE a flip fronts lon.e her
falls cary away Der matt, !o.e her ruider. oct
becalrnsd after itreng gale IL heavy fe,, or b..
come otierwiie in oIitreiIed Gcu.ton. The =
eove invention IS rendered invaluable, by its be
ng at once upon 10 plain AMI ioe aty D. ineiple
that IT may be comprsh -nd.d 10 An inf ant. and
TWO or three feanau can IT aay time, conau,,4
the who'e machine in few ruinuses, out az =
Part ct the iaip's MAE ais, WITHOUT ans nl or ex
Pepte whateve', as the machine CATER il is Done
WITH cAn with cafe be taken 10 pieces, ADD ,hafe
pats Which competed IT ufed again for their
ordinary Fnfp9ies.
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,lz,s H,.acth,

rs nub,;ned every Saturday, by e A. JENKs, 4, the
'priorioa 0dite. No 2, F&So.et, PosrlANp ahcre
sa,,yrpiipa' adve''eme"'s' s,mmaaca atoms &c
s,f .ibers who receive their papers Office,
s., ,,cksge> by tht mail, is OJE Doll %R & FiF ~
..,ANfa ye'r.-8F Subscribers who live in town,
fhH!- Whole papers &c aied forw ar1ea iepa-
i-ltesy, VIII be charged rwo po'LAss year.
fey dtv-rf VII derive peculiar advantages their
Iivors viii BE- publ,'hed without price, bc'h
thi' paper ana il aFelq53y'. CoaAsecisL GAztvrx.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-03-31
CongrsG ef tie United St1tes.
HOUSE OF REPRESENYA975-sS--N4,s ).

Georgia Lana,.-The Houfe went into committee
on the pill providing for the fel,,emept Of claim.
to public lands. SC. ~ Tbi, SHp,ov;ifs fir The
appointment Of comm9 aers TO ssis saay tb,T eAsias,
as b.tors .fatsd. 45ss
Two amendments were prcpol-d, reg firing the
appreciation of the iet'lement by Congr.ls, bsiors
it became valid which were rsgAsivei.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-03-31

Since the psling of the law for eGahlfhng a
new bank in Philadelphia, the aock of the :. Pen
iylvania Back" has fallen from i48 TO lz5.
By this deprelIion it is h.ted that the Gate of
Peanfyivani, ioofes r35, 900 d2liars.--- nv
Old men, widows rphans and charitable alIoca
lions alto lutier conGdrrabie iofs.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-03-31
WEST BRITAIN

This is the new pane, fays the London Csr,ie,,
which late writer has given to ireland, and its
adoption may perhaps aofwer good purpofe.
What's in a name iome will fay. | anfwev, 10
certain cafes name is of grea. confequence. 1t
is pofble tina, in the prefent inlance, it may help
to remove prejudice, and coniolidate the empire
According to the kings new title, Br,an,arpm
Rex. the iflands competing the united kiogdom,
ought 70 be called the Bitsins, and the name of
Ireland hould be merged, and that portion of the
empire entited Wet Britain, Especially as il cealss
to be ieper ate kingdom
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-03-31
Bsinspos-. maRcH &.
MOUNTAIN OF CLANS

i a lad returning from the hsachs few days fsc.
VITA baikstFot CLAIMS. ntorme5 his meter taat
ne had discovered mountai. Of c!apstSo mics
long As wide His mother tod him that the csf
'enee of inc'' mountain might well be qaea,n-a.
!" CAN PROVE III" iaii he, The sinp the batke,.
for here is a fpecmea of The clans
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-03-31

Som. days fnce WHALE, about 30 feel,
long, having mild bis way, and got nc bay
as Tar as Reedy III md, near which il ran a!horc,
and was killed bs io,ne OF the cosntry people.
We hear It i, on its way to this CITY, where it will
be exhibited to the view OF the curious.
Pbitaae.tbia PAPER.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-03-31
IN SENATE-Mueb 9, 1904.
TRIAL OF FUDGE PIcKERIuc

TRIAL OF JUDGE PICKERiNG.
The Senate, as High C,uu for The lria. Of
|'mpeachmenrs, was opened at i2o'cioSk, rh. man.
ayers of the Houie attending. Nj Neh.lloo ,,it
ed that ali The seItimony they eonnderej ne eary.
TO fubHant'ate the articles OF in pea:hnsnt, had
been adduced.
CJ By the evidence adiuced, twas attempted
TO prove, a; we'll on what tie wtneKes knew AS OF
what they had beard from report thal JuI,> hal
tor many years bsen repused TO be giser. intox-
'cation ;-t,at this character js,lt.hsd by the
pe'Ional oblervstioa of the wtneiiss: that his
health had been impaired by the practice aad that
he had been f.en in the Hreets 10 itate Of insoli
Gated mbecy That be had adjourned cock.
for feveral days together; and had been guilty. 81
prnfsne iwearng, even on the bench, when ncder
the Influence of intoxoaiion. Ths pfiociosl w.t.
neiies were MeRrs. Joieph Whppl-, ] M ossele,
!. s. Shei burne. Thomas Chapman, aiicheal NJ
Clay, and Edward Haiti
On the reqrelt OF Mr.. Tracy. the Hon. Meifrs.
Olcott and Plnmer, Senators Of New ,Aampiaise.
were examined. n They teai6ei, that fon
heir oan knowledge, Judge Pickering hid c'i.
charged the duties of many import ant Offices in
New Hamphire, with pfoprety. ability, and 10
general tarisfattlon rha, he fappor,ed a Gals =, d
un'mpeaehed reputation. .untis his MAD bssa me
deranged that he had been il, Ga Ut ioianuy
ieveral years. ana continued 10 whsn they left
New Hampihre -. and that from bod " iaaf.
petition, h: was incapable q psrfoi ming jou., ey
TO The feat OF govetnmeat.] q \
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-03-31

On the ,o,h October lal the city Of MriIoa,
III nd of Sicily, was viiited with fsyersl ihecks
Of an earthqnake, which, though remarkably fe.
we're, deaoysd none of the houies and on
the 10Th, experienced mott tire niendous aom.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-03-31
BOSTON, MARCH IL.

BOSTON, MARCH ~,
Blacks sfSt DOMINGO. gentleman of
information, recently from the Weaindies
informs us, that no credit ought to be
given TO the accounts circulated in the u.
States, of the maaacre in cold blood of
the whites in the devoted colony Of St.
Jomingo.-In the moments of aAault and
engagement fome exceGes have been COM
mitted but hnce the evacuating of the
iiland by the French, the blacks have treat.
ed the whites who have not been in arms
againlt them with hospitality and good
faith, and have been punaual in their con
tracts. Many of the enormities reported,
were committed bv the mortified and
chagrined French, and then laid to
the charge of the blacks.-The fragment
OF the proclamation faid to have been IL
iued BY Deilallines, OUR informant de-
clarsto be a forgerry.-'rhe blacks lhew
no recruitment againit any whites, except.
ing the French ioldiery and them they
will defroy with the rage ofinfuriated men
They have fuffered 70 many cruelties from
two-legged and four-footed Blood bounds;
that they give no quarter or mercy when
they fall INFO their hands. Foreigners,
particularly Americans, trading with
them, are iure to meet with hoipitality and
fair dealing.
CUryaeoa.-We learn FROM Curacao,
that Britih fquadron Of four fail, appear
ed Oft that iiland, and on the Dutch refu-,
ing to furrender, between fix and feyen
hundred men were landed, who took poi
ieiiion of the forts, and, after iome Nigh,
lkirmiihins compelled body of Dutch
and French troops 10 retire. AT the lat
dates, the Brililli were firing into the
town and the inhabitants were removing
therefrom. The 1heieus, of "a, ana
Blanche, Of SO, were Of The fquadron.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-03-31
Sa~e Particular eft5e hG Of The Iigate PHILADELPHIA.
LrGHoRS, Disc. 10.

Sa~s Particular sftIs Ii sftbe 'iga's PsiaAlaSia.
sS,s, a
. The epelofed packet contains copies of letters
from Tripoli informing of the lois of Ike United
States fri2are the Philadelphia. She ran en- d bsnk
ahreat OF that harbour at /, A. M. on the 3ia of
Odaber and kept up a hrfk cannonsde with The
eanboass tina, Regency until q, P. NJ when fail
ing IN their efforts to get her off, they iurrendcred
10 hyperion force. The officers and crew are in
captivity but the former are PERMITTED to remain
in the Ar,erican< onfnlar houe, In conteeaeoce OF
my having paid I'll. rent in anticipation for tour
years befofe left that place.
The officers and crew have beer plundered Of
every thing, AID are coniequeny in wan. Of every
necefiary OF life. l have forwarded e,edit for
Their P,efent mainta;nanee until prevfon is made
Tor them BY govermeat--and hail procure a
change OF clothes for each with ali poliaie exped.
ton
!" As It is OF great importance that intelligence
OF this dcplorab.e event hould reach the fea, of
government with all pofibl- EXPEDITION, reqaea
yon 70 forward the enclofed by the fin veheI + %,
Barcelona, and II nooe lhoud b. ready to fail i'm
medialeiy for The United States, TO imme iiarely en-.
coe II to Mr.. kirkpatrick, our Conifl at Malaga,
r.quelting him to forward it from this place by the
mof dred conveyance.
On your afrsval 10 America. it would be of uic
/ q pnbfh an eArrad from this letter, in order that
the relations Of the unfortunate fu erers may be in
formed OF their real tuation, and al the "a me time
to Offer to thole who are in circumstances to make
remhtances to their friends, my iervice gratis, as
thereby they will fave conmfion and Other char
ses generally made on iueh eccaiions Waihlog
you pleaisnt padage, am, fir, yoar mott obed..
emit fervant
JAMES L. CATHCART.
CAPT. Orne, Leshorn.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-03-31

alike the invention of quacks, and are
made up ofthe crudelt materials. -.Al6any
paper.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-03-31

f:e 1fsady, MaRcasIs.
be Court proceeded to raj luagme ooJ e
PICKERING, declared poilty at high crsn,.s
|aod ndjemea""rs, that b. be r.ssossi irosA II.
ace ----i sas a3....Naysv6. 4#
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-03-31

The two democratic factions in New
York arc both very tenacious of the term
republican. Left there ihould be fome
miltake, each faction has affirmed the de-
nomination, GENUINE ;----the friends of
Burr have publilhed their GrNuINE,epub-
HcAn ticket, and the friends Of Clinton an
other GENUINE K publican ticket. The
Albany Centinel remarks, that this itroEg-
" refembles the common quackery Of the
day. On every poa and corner we may
fee a difplay of GENUINE Worm deAroyiag
LoSenser,, GENUINE Lip Salve, GENUINE
Corn Paifer, and GENUINE republican
nominations. We ihould as cautiouily a
void the one as the other, if We value
our lives or our liberties !; for they are all
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-03-31

~ NS4tsrssy,t mARcH nc.
The trial of the irnpeae hu,eet bsn,s eein i. 81.
Mr.. White moved, that as TIE esidsucs ALLEGED
was &c payfe.a, Two Senator, eltiti d 90 the
infantry q! jndge r ckeisg; hat ,he acsued lhau.d
be allowed further tin.e to apgrAr. II, es,et
-to TO 10. ass s4s
On moion Of Mr.. Nicholas, IL was vo,ed ---yess
ao,--na.s 40, TO oronouace jads ,uisns on Moui.y
next. $3.50 tfssft-s {. ~ 4 5. s.sm 81
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-26
French PrebarQti1ns.

The following intelligence vas communicate
by CAPT. W. Cooke, a pahan5er ii tb- fam.r.
lac. arrived at Bottom from AnG.raam
Capt, c. lei Boai,gnr, to z0gh April. A.
that time The G we,c ylng 10 'h- harbor, inidc
tie pier head goo gun bgiga and f:hoonefs,
COO plnaces IoH.ng 81 o8rS, ani carrying ia
men, 500 hogs and batteaux plais, and fcy1fal
prams. l,he ias'er have three Ecels, tive decks,
and cary twe7.y - Founders and so ao,f:s
The linz OF cnc2mp,n:n; cX.cnd 1 from Bja.
iogre three ie gues 70 til. nnihwa-j. /, va,
fax, 10 contain ! s. 90 msn, and new rccruns
were daily arriving. A few days previous tn
my legviag Bou'ogne, tie Adnra! OF the a:::,
aid swo l1cner@;s, were recalled TO Paris, aad
othrra ftnt TO takc then Gations. This cr;and
cooGirr4hlc alarm, which was heightened by an
attemps to frc the deet IN Bonlogne B1fon, On
Tie night Of th- 18Th April. In confq renee Of
which the ci'y gaics were cloled, the play houi:
doors ard all pub!ic places guarded, and every
rcrfon III them exam ned Thole who did uot
give good account of th:mfelyes were comrit,
ted to prfor. No f'anger was allowed tor.
main more than ~ hours in the ciry, let the bu,
lnefs be ever 70 urgen:, if net in the publ:
icrvicc.
The ba,bours making at Amblciu'e, Eape,
and VcrmaeQx, employed each two faoufand
men, every tide, night and day bat were nat
IN Gtus;i ii to rake more thsn 200 FINAL boats
in. There generally lay il good weather beou
ulogn- sna Amolctafc, Is or 80 fail Of Eng,
l41 mcn Of war at anchor None of the French
fllPs lay n Boulos7c Road. Every caaery
w1d, fs,al a.ess vcnt9rcd along ihore from III:
eaawad toward Boulogne, bac & ciofe 10 the
(hore as 10 be covered by the batteries aGd fly.
ing artillery, Natwi;hfandiog which III. enc.
my frequently fuccecd IN driving them aihsre OF
INTO foinc por'.
In Calais harbour there lay a1out 70 4 At boaa
and forty fcvcn were building and Two prams,
The Inhabitants h4d qu:rscred on them 200
chat hrs, 900 huGlis, and SEQ Itaiisn folders,
uadcr The command # general Vsndam. 10
aaaec was allowed 70 viz; the cu4ys or ram
parts sro0:Jn, the ica, Al took puts on pfiyan
h>uC:s were fesIed up thar TO h5na! might b:
given to the cncmy thar lay before The barboVt
Al anchor.