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JAMES SANDERSON.

Has jyqreeeiusd the tolIowiag articles,
II Pipes London P. Madeira
Wine, OF hyperion quality,
Old Port Wine in hhds. or. Caks and Bottles,
Burgundy in Bottles,
Sherry in or. Caks,
Cogniac Brandy,
Jam:aea Spirits,
fioand Gin,
Peach Brandy, very old,
Whitley,
Loaf, and Muicosado Sugars,
l na5s. TEAS
Young Hyfon, sf t6f 1at<f lmpor-
Hyion Skin, '3''0S'
Cloves, Nu,megs, Msee,
Alllpice, Black Pepper,
G'ound Ginger, Salt Peter,
Soap by the box;
Britilh Sail Canvas,
2ufia Durk, dsR quality,
German Ticklenburgs, and Ofnaburgs,
Coarse HATS in cafes,
Juniper Berries in bags,
Stcne Ware,
IS or. Csfls EngliE Battle Gun Powder, In
pound papers fealed,
Large Scale Beam with Box Ends,
AID Scales compleas of hyperion quality.
Nov. 8. d.
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.7u9 Recss0d,
AND FOR SALE ASABOVE,
THE PokTIcAL woRKoF

Milton, Pope, Thompfon, A
kenGde Armtrong and G cen, IN handiome
pockesyoiunss, ornamsnied with copper
piaees. and git backs, price pcrvoume loo
Tra.facsions of the iocety fotthc promo
ton OF Agriculture, Arts and Manufactures,
inGituted in the fate of New York, 8vo. as
The Law Of Executors and Admnilfra
tors, by Samuel To!ler, Fig. of Lincoln's
In.l, Barrihcr at Law. $50
DR.. Lauie's Plea for Non ConformiRs. IS
TopIsdy on Prsdiaination. IS
Bakers Saints EverlaRing Ref. loo
The Pious Chntian, BY Bi(hop Hay. 100
Celebrations on the Medical and De-
Motto management of the confumption, on
tdo pwer of Digitslis Purpnrea, and on
the hcure of Scrophala, by Thomas Bed
oees,M. D. 100 S
Caey's American Monitor, 62I
Blale's Lectures vol. octave, 400
Immortal Mentor, 100
Harrifon's Grammar, az
Moores Strl&ures, on Female Education, 100
Jackfon's Bookkeeping $50
Reeves devout Exercife of the Heart. oz4
s Students Military Dicipline, 5ooI
Avariety of Lhildrens Books, ornamcntcd with
Copper Plates. A large fupply offuperfne vel,
lum paper, common writing paper, 9uilIs, wa.
fers, &c. &c.
Nov. 7. q,
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MESH FRUIT.
John A. BURFORD,

IOHN A. BURFORD,
Late Dyion's Store,) Prince Street, has this day
received, per brig Rachel from Cadiz, brig
Brothers Rctarn from Amferdsm, and toh'r
Sparrow from Antigua,
1000 lbs. soft shell'd Almonds.
5000 Oranges,
90 bis. Limes, packed in their natural foil,
40 boxes Niufcsdel and Bloom Raihns, by
the box of retail,
tFrefh Lenoods,
Sherry Vine of hyperion quality,
And real Holland Gin.
Has always on Hand,
Ageusral AGortment Of GROCERIES. DRY
GOODS, &c.
IS The above articles are all 10 good order
and Of and excellen1 quality.
Aug.s1.
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BEN JAMIN SHREVE, Jun
HAS FOR SALE,
AT his fore, corner OF Prince and Union ftreets,
EleysR bales of
CALCUTTA PIECE GOODS,
conhfing of
Emmerties-CoiIahs Sannahs-Baf-
tabs aud Chntz.
600 pieces Nankeens,
100 pieces Bandanpo Handkerchiefs,
Mems cosrfc and Gge Shoes,
Womens' Morocco and Lea tAer dc.
Girls and Boys do. dc.
Red Soal Leather, Uppes Leather,
Bags Of Black Pepper,
Jacks of Sage,
chefs freth I4yfon Tea,
pipes very kae 4ib p.oof .1ogniac Brandy,
pipes America Gin,
5 tierces Whfkcy,
| cafe Wool Hats,
81 bis. No. Beef, and few
Coils Of Cordage.
GA. 2, d
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)OHN u. LADD.
Has for jals at htsWare Aogls, Prime
Street qUbarf.
15 hhds. Mufcovado Sugar,
do. Loaf do.
90 puncbenns OF Jamuics, and Kitt,s2aa
80 bbls New England do.
20 pipes Holland Gin
DO. Country tsn.
10 Quarter caiks Sherry Wine.
80 bbls. No. Z, Bottom Beef.
40 Tierces Rice,
Boxes Tumblcrs adorted,
zHhda. Wine Gaaes,
Sets OF best EogIih GIafs wsses
10 Cafes contsin,ng complete Dnnig setts Of
10 Boxes Tea Table forts,
I Cafe Bandanuo handkerchiefs.
10 Bales India Goods,
1000 Pieces Nankeen,
90 Pieces hrowo and white Rnaa Sbesinp.
80 Bolts Ruff Duck
70 do. Ravens, do,
Bales RuGia Diapers.
Cafe. Platllas Royals,
A few Russian feather Beds, with Boilers ard
Pillows,
Tons of Cordage aGortsd,
q Barrels GlauhcE's Salts,
Small Anchors and few tons Bar Iron,
An saortment of Men and Womep's lhoes,
rs Boxes Playing Cards, and Cotton, and :
Wool Cards,
Coarfe Salt cheefr Soal Leather Choco-
late Cinnamon; Nusurgs,
a few Boxes freh Tea,
20 bbls Cyder Vinegar. 3,
Dearbon's truly juG Patent Balance Of all
fzes.
Nov. i. d
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pubIis Sale.

ON FRIDAY next,
!, % O'Clock, viii he fold at the Vendne osore'
K u NJ
:, bbds and bis. French Brandy IN pipes,
Gin 10 pipes and bis.
Wbieey sod Apple Bandy IL bis.
snoar in bids. tiefces and bis.
asi'. .aa brown Soap and in boxes
paiins in kegs, boxes and jars,
Tgs in kegs and trails,
oe..n's Ware in crates,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
A Variety of DRY GOODS.
among which are
Cloths. Coatings, Kerfemeres,
naai,s PLANS, Kefieys, Negro Gottons,
s.rg.s. Elaeicks, blue F,iezes,
Cailmaocoes, Ruifsis, Yarn Stockings
Chn,zes and Cailicoes,
Irih Linens, Sileha do
Osaabusgs and Tickleaburgs,
Muslin AMI Muslin Handketchiets,
India Muslius and Table Clethes,
Bandanna MEMBERSHIPS,
Colorr'd Threads, Hats aud sundry other
rIiclcs.
Philip C. MarfeIler. !.
Auruf 20.
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JAMES BACON,
AT HIS. GROCERY STORE
King rear Warrington freet,
Has iua received from Philadelphia, New York
&c. sn exteniiyc fcletsion of GROCERIES
eoffiHmg Of
Gunpowdcr,
lmpcriai, TE q y
Hyfon,
Young t aye'o' 50fhs> latee m9or-
4 peSo' P ps,n, tat5on and parts-
foaehong aud quarry cNo}eH'
Conn. Soachong
Green coffee OF fape.io' quality,
Loaf, Lump aud Mrfcoyado Sugar,
w India and Sugar Eou(e Moaaes,
Choice old Madeira,
Particular Tcnerige,
Sherty,
Bnfclo, WINES.
Liiben,
Malaga and
Port
Cisfet 10 finsH cafa,
Cogniac and Barcelona Srandy,
Old Jamaica Spirits,
: !: Sea- e. e.. md Run.
ReA Holland Gin,
White Wine aud Cyder Vmsgar,
Eef Salad Oil,
Salt Petre, Allsn. Nader, Copefas & 8sin-
hoae.
Mace, Nntmegs, Cloves and GAIA,
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ii F1sh Supply Of FKUIT.
THE SUBSCRIBER

He SUBOLKIBER
Has ibis day 'fttire3 a qNaatjty Of tbe fol2o1visg
articles, Uis.
Oranges, Lemons, Lines, Tamarinds,
&c. &c. &c.
all of which will be fold en- moderate terms for
Or b2aa, as y/sal, a general a0o7meat If
Dry Goods, Groceries, &c.
John n. Bu1tord.
N. B. A quantity of excellent VI
NEGAK for tale. ]. A.. B.
Movie. d
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Auguf 70.
ARMENIAN SKELETON.

Subfcriotions arc received at the Book Store of
corrOM and STEWART, for BOOK sn,
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BENEV0LENCE.

WHEN we examine the various ci,arac-
ters and distinctions among men, il any OF
them claim our pure love, friendship and
esteem, it IS the man who possesses the
genial traits of genuine benevolencc and
it is he who is Untitled to our first aud high
est enconliums; for beneYolence is psia-
ciple Of the heart, by and through which we
receive the pleasure resulting tre m true
inward happiness, tie continuance CT winch
will last untli the Understanding hand Of
death summons the soul trca It's taberua.
Gle of clay, to wing lis course Though the
ETHEREAL skies, to the b!es2,d MANSIONS a.
Dove, the residence of hose whose, virtues
and Projections have crowned theil heads
with laureis Of immortal glory. Let US
never withheld from the memory Of those
nen, the praises which their vir,ues have
obtained, but suffer ahe apologies d human
nature to plead IN their B. half--as perfec-
ION on this earth, has rot nor never will
ne obtained the wisest as well as the best
Of men have erred, humaHuns est e5.rarQs.
The benign influence Of this sodlike at.ri-
butte benev9}snce, has powerful tendency,
when il operates upon the human mind, to
eradicate therehom to sting Of vice and
immortality, with which it has been poison
ed. TO do good action is a good mans
secular study, and to promote the felicity
Of his fellow creatures his supreme delight.
It is not SO much his enquiry, who are, as
where are The objects OF pity and compass
sion, but to inform him is meritorious, be-
cause their wants are immediately mc,ic-
rated by the administrator Of his help and
assistance. The benevolent man halbours
NOT malicious thought, neither doth he
take pleasure in exposing the faults Of his
f1llow men; he is contented in concealing
them from a slanderous world, and admo.
nishing them in secret. " Happy the man
who inherits this virtue; his days are
days Of pleasantEesa, and all his paths are
peace.
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70 TIC PsobIe Of tie United STATE

To tic People q the United States.
In examining the conduct and characters
Of those men, who, to answer the purposes
Of delusion, ar: at present held up as the
political sayiours Of America, it was not
my wish 10 have disparaged their pretensi-
ons by contrast, or TO have estimated their
CLAIMS by any other standard than that Of
their intrinsic merits; and had those pre-
tensions to your favour been suffered to
rest on the simple abstract of their services,
should have disdainedto depress them by
a comparison, which sinks them Into rcla-
tive insigniiicaace, and n2uss cover their
partizans with confusion.
But when the civic worth and military
achievements Of Washington are studious-
" postponed to the subordinate agency o.
MINOR patriots, it becomes the duty, ana
it mustbe the PRIDE, Of every real Anlerl-
can to vindicate the gratitude OF his coun-
fry. and the immortal memory Of its Hero
ard Political Founder.
Conceding TO Mr.. Jefferson, and to those
with whom the eulogi6ts OF his party have
thought proper to associate him, whatever
merit could be claimed by each or all Of
them in their political sphere Of action du-
ring the revolution, or since the acknow.
ledgn1eat Of our independence, will be
pretended that the inferior ports assigned
to them, bore any affinity to the duties Of
the Commander in Chief Of our Armies,
or to the labours connected Wish the ardu-
Gus organization of our present political sys
tenn?
As well might it be asserted rhat the tolls
and dangers OF the field in 2 years war,
did not exceed in sacrifice the pageantry Of
diplomatic mission, or the safe diScussi-
ons of the deliberatige lloor; and with little
more efrontry might it be urged that the
invention of the gla5sichord, and the ina
proyement on the whirligig chair, were re-
suits not less important to mankind than
the sovereignty, peace, and prosperity OF
the American people.
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PHILADELPHIA, July II.

Yesterday arrived the brig TryPhena,
Captain Myres in IS days from Rochelle
Sailed n company with the ship South
Carolina, captain Post for Charleston:
Cant. M. lett there, the brig Sarah, of
,b;s port to sail the next day after him,
for Il. York also, snip Tilghman, Of s.
Carolina. Spoke June s, lat. II, 81, long.
- me brig Fame, from Charleston for
20 pourdeaux, out 60 days, all well. On the
10th. the brig Harriet, from Naples, for
Boston, out 60 days. On the 18th IL lat.
As, long. 60, a ship from Liverpool Tor
N. York, SO days out.
Ca the 29th in lat. 40 ST. long. SIS, the
schooner Betsey, from Penobscot for Bar
BADGES cut five days-qn the Cd of July in
lat. SO, 10 long 68, so, the ship Sally, from
Liverpool for New Bedford, out 80 days,
and on SUNDAY last, saw the Richmond,
from Lisbon, for this post, Cape May,
bearing w. S. ". take pilot on board.
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!. ~ wretched a.sumntie

=
He hopors originate merely in the. y: Pa,
him who isecks, or in the sycophanety Of
him who would be Thought to confer them
although they might move our pity they
could not provoke our anmadyersion.
But when 1t IS known that they spring
! from the most deteatable source, and tend
10 the most malignant conclusion, indigna-
ton takes Place OF indulgence, and We
spurn a Ike the cause ard The effect.
There is no man, who is at all CONVEX
ssnt with tie course Of the prevailing pc
litieal party II he United States, but ause
ibelieye thar tie oimiuution Gen. VAST
ington fame has been a p na,v offices
ia all their proceedings. il VS. pos;u!a-
/ tuu essential 10 lneir views, aad they have
parsucd it with lnvettrate aetun While
lie venerition, with which the esteem aud
he elections Cd the people had encircled
tie nlcmory CT this real patriot, remained
invioiate, the influence Of his opinions
might be expected to check tie progress
| of Disappointing principles, and to stem
the destructive torrent Of innovation.
! 70 level tI1ts rampant between order
! anl anarchy was ancng the first cares OF
the party, and rom the miners, 20 the
! Cliff engineer, who directed The sap, they
have been increasingly employed to effect
/ tier purpose, bat the reputation Of Wash
| ington il established throughout the world,
I; is engraven on the hearts Of his country
men, ans! vii! resist the utmost efforts Of
{ x-e,.r,a ft,1 riuofc
! Ihe L4ae1radeuce u TIE Ua.teI States IS
the lN0uanen q dis MiluWy achievements
TIE Constitution IS Tie Psc0rdofhis G10tc
| W0rth- 1he unr;gadsd ProsbesIty q the
| N4,ien attests the Wisd9m q his E.recutl0e
! Policy--aua the Tears and Regrets q his
| Fellozo-C .Gti2ens have em5a!ased The remen!-
trace of his Private Virtues.
| Such, Americans, was the man, whose
name digni6es our nation, and gives Iua-
tire to the age in which he lived-shall that
bright, that venerable name be tarnished
and revied by the polluted pens OF hired
calun1niators-and Will you participate in
the guilt OF she patsrsicide by abeting its
authors ?
National honor, justice, and gratitude
forbid such conclusion---Every enobled SEM
siment forbils it.
PROBUs.
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ly Engers and palnas; a convenient thing
for those who never have clean ones, but
wisely reject the use Of soap and water, for
fear Of making their hearts jealous Ct their
hands.
We have really that kind Of opinion Of
tae 7uiydom and integrity Of the present adj
ministratlon, that ii we were masters Of
witand ridicuie, We should afosd them the
whole of it, not that we conceive ridicule
to be any more necessary 10 them, than a
candle to the light of day. At the same
time, we recommended it to the anti-fede-
raj writer's to recoilect that, that according
to the received notions ofthe word, and
the authority OF Cicero, Horace, ana others
whether right or wrong, wit, ard ritliculc
too, are held to be serviceab}e in certain
cases; anu sincetary have none themselves
TO borrow little from some dead or living
friend to help iheir arguments out. Their
cause indeed wants 1t,
(jhorlsc. Louy. J
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FREDERICKSBURG, July ..

The following gentlemen have been
appointed directors Tor the Branch Bank
in ! this town at the general meeting in
Richmond.
Thomas Goodwin, Robert Patton, Hugh
Mercer. John Minor, George French,
Stephen Winchester, William S. Stoce,
David c. Ker, Benjamin, Day, Il lding
Lucas, Robert Heairg, John Chew, Robe
Walker.
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altranDrta Dadp aDoertlSsr.
SATURDAY, jury II.

Arrived yesterday evening, sshe Quarantine
G,oued-CaFao Consisting OF Rom ani Fyut
The schoooer B.isy, rhoismia, Bsry, mater,
f0m Kingston, Ismaica. P4sssge IS DAYS.
Jane rs, lax. -, .z8, xas oosaed by Bri
tisharned yrssef ana .reaied pohte.y. his vse~
sci had Jest given over chase 10 dgcach Friya.
ysrr, thli has he day fa.o;e Fopbed an A,pe-
sicaa vessel Of 600 dolls.
Lit 81 kmg2tor, sa- ship Hannah,
Philadelphia.
s2a'r Alafoyd; Eog Alexspdfa. 20 faii IL tel
days,
Sch'r Jcany of baltimore.
big --. .ccss, "a 1lol lk--whieh was
secaPtufsa oil cqrae5a.
On Wednesday last arriged IN the City
of Washington, twelve Chiels and two
boys o. the Gage tribe q l1dials.
Asagacions writer ii IN antii4deral print
10 the A,ortlward, has foand out secret
which doubtless does grcat credig 20 his
iaag5aa,Ian. Il IS nothing less than that
: The objections raised against ths tederal
administration, beia6 dressed ont ia the
livery ofrts1cRs, o. buGooneav and faJ5. ~
clal. n the habiiiraents cf seY0i};sy. is 4
proof Of the Wisdom and integrity Of the
present administration, How AZ otiec-
son being ciostaed Is rgskeule End vii
should oe proof of the wisdom 9nd inie-
gritty 81 tie tang objected, TO, is certainly
saf beyond cur eafacity to comprehend !;
and thar the force ofan objection IS lessen.
eddy wearing Their livery, IS a proposition
70 waich We should hardip have accedea
Il he had Il from less respectable authority
taan that OF TIE sagacioNs wrlter to whose
Paragraph We aliuue. We are sorry that
the wisdom and integrity Of our cause car.
not derive any Of that kidd Of proof from
the anti-iederal lie, bat nll ST. stand on,
'asir own bottom, unaldsf BY au atom o
VII Or ridisu'ein the writings CT cur adttr
safes II indeed personal calumny were
WI. and scuryili,y wereridicule, we Should
osfHe from some OF the aali-tederal writ
ef8 all the proof Of the iniegrily.an and vss-.
ao1a q our cause, which the Wit and ridi-
bsstow.
"aen the writer dresses out our obIec-
u.'as IN the ha6ifme5afs Of serpihtg, he
Wrongs himself and his brother anti-ietls,
aHa leaves himself and them stark naked,
su.lfo@ upon our backs heap of clothes,
when indeed do not fit US. 1t is to power
she sefvlity is offered; and the anti,fe-
uelal party having row all the power, the
@"si-lederai writer's are entitled to all the
;s'flli,y; much good may il do them. it
=, y ae sure. very convenient dress
. ..'se crab coloured cloth, il cannot be made
= iooS worse than its own natural complex
'0n' aRd therefore, defss all soil from dir
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PROBUS.
ApHORISM.

YOU can depend on no man, on no
friend, but him who can depend on himself.
He only who acts consequentially towards
himself will act SO towards others, and vice
verSQ.
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T @ 4 S r S
d. INK BIZ the YOUNG MEN at Irsnton, on

- SAS
TO thai OF he aad an immottaI soui."
9. TIE sages aud Heroes of our Revolu-
toa:
Often shah the kaot Of you te called
The Mea who gave cher County Liberty"
5. The Constitution
. ougat but tie e.or undermining hand
Oh da,k corruption viii is frame dissolve
4. The Memory Of Washington.
-. Ciown'l with imIno,,2l bavs,
Before his glory sink The dwindlcd rays
OF royal pagean,ry. 80 cheers.
S. Oar Country:
A. dear 10 Us are the ruddy drops
Which issue from our hearts
s. The President of the u. States:
--'' Virtue si,hout thee,
There is no ruling eye, no nerve IL STATES
Z. Aron Burr, Vice President:
g slmoi.iop's debt is pasd.''
8. The Congress Off United States
s. lnilrsd % juice Parry holas the icaie.'
g. The present Administration:
s. Al,,;e az 81 sought bui lnconstenc!es"
10. Albers Gallatin
:. G-asls III, eshlnks yon salk Ike tra"g-
q May be e bid as 10 know the sspi o.!
yoef conirg r.
Ii. The Army and Navy of the United
STATES:
Z these wofks untiaished and neglected lie. 2
II. TIE state of New-Jersey:
isama6es tie loose d,i9'ntra fuoiic- lost
TO fame abroad, 70 happiness al home
10. John Adams:
---- NIitfoy cf aucien, faith
l,naaQasea wprth--inviolable trush"
[9 cheers.
II. Our Fathers:
q Tier lsiasly vi;sue, steady great, resoly d
81 ouf supreme Ambition
Is. Captain cambridge and his captured
Grew:
Your oopatry', giaitude shall twine around
Yoas suffering b:o0s bright honcrs iaqrei
we3;h
Aad mike you' recompencc glorious nafT'c. :
&c. LleuteEant Decature and his gallant
Comrades:
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,,;s;nterested, and that | shall be very nap
nv 10 give advice to any person lsbouring
hinder the disorder. Letters (pose paid)
NAV be addressed to
CELSIUS 8OERHAAVE, NJ. D.
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MEASURES s. VALUES

Printing execu,ed at this Office with
nsaine!S and diIpa,ch.
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On Wednesday, last arriyed IN the CITY
of Washington, twelve Chiels and ewc
bows 81 the Gage tribe of Iadiaas.
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FROM TIE REGISTER.

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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-31

fortunately been apprehended and com
mitted to prison. Cordoran the noted re-
bel chief, has after desperate resistance,
been Killed, and the whole sfhis gang eli
thcr taken or dispersed.
Our adyiccs from the coast continue TO
assure us, that the euemy's preparation
Tor the invasion OF this country are i'm such
state OF completion as 10 render it Nghly
probable that the daring attempt will not
much longer be delayed. The ineorma-
ton received by government is amply cor
roborative OF these accounts; and minis
ters are, in consequence, in daily expecta-
ton oil some movements OF importance
being attempted from most Of the oppo-
! site ports. All the letters of Saturday con-
cur IN stating, that the cnemy's hotllas
are again on the alert, Tor the purpose of
reinforcing the grand depot at Boulogne.
squadron of seventy sail, bound from
Flushing to that port, was attacked BY our
cruizers on Friday last, and after severe
cannonading, obliged to take shelter at
Calais, where they are still biockaded up
Same day another squadron was seen
steering also for Boulogne aud we are
sorry to say. the whole accomplished their
object, except one schuyt, fitted up as
transport for horses, which has been
brought into Dover by the Squirrel.
a smart action took place on the I'd
inst. between squadron of gun briggs
bound to BouIognc, and his Maiesly's
ships lmmortalite and Griffin, off Cape
Grznos.-The former were supported by
land batteries, and fire on both sides con-
tinued for some time with great s,veriiy.-
Two OF the gun vessels were obliged 10
run on shore &c avoid sinking; but the re-
mainder ehc6led their escape.-O Our ships
experienced no material injury in this al
fair. The squadron off Bouogne was ON
Friday reinforced by the Arch, Lynx,
Conihcl, Basisk, and Milbrook, from the
Downs.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-31
PHILADELPHIA. March 90

JUICES SHIPPEN, YATES and SMITH.
From information received from a cores
pondent at Lancaster, we are enabled to
announce that the recommendation. OF the
committee of grievances, appointed %
consider the memorial of Thomas Pass
more, submitted to the house Of rcprescn.
tat,ves OF this commonwealth, has been
accepted by hat house, and resolution
passed Tor the impeachment OF the three
Judges above named, Two DAYS were oc-
cupIed in warm discussion Of the sub.
IeGf, when on Tuesday last The question
WAS taken and there appeared fjfy-se,en
members i'll favor OF impeachment. and
e,,ainst 1t t7cenyJour. A committee, was
thereupon appointed. to draft The arlicIes
OF impeachment, which consists of Messrs,
4v.aclay' Boileau, Hotsate, NJ Davis, Tre-
Uor. hqsie and Carr. all cf whom voted in
favor of the Impeachment.