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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-25
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I'fPCRT4N1 ORNEP.
The following Cory Of an Order fcnt by
the Spanfh Government 20 the Comman-
.sanr Of Marine at AlEeziras, has been re
.ctivei by teyeral rtlpc9ablc Mercantile
Houfes il this llacc ard, although the
cmiiion q rhe names, both Of the writer
and of the perion to whom i j. addreled,
has mace rs hehtatt whether we th0uld
inlerr il, unrA We found il inierted III the
Madrid Gazette, yet lis importance, and
the aiiurance we have received from good
authority, and its authenticity has been ver-
ifed on the fpot 6Y Pcrtons intereited IN
the e9quiry, have induced Us % give 1t
Place in thjs Number.
he Dnector General Of the Navy, in a
letter Of the 2;th of tie Taft month, writes
TO the Commandant General as follows;
His ExceHency the Secretary of State and
Of the Marine, communicates % me the fol-
Royal Ord.r Of yeAerday -.
ltad,d, SCI. ), 1896
q NOT Excellent Sir,
e His ExCelency, the Ainlttcr OF the
United States, has complained OF new grIe-
Y2uccs and captors Of American vefrlS By
ths Spanfh privateer5; and that eleven A
americans have been carried into Aigeziras
under pretence, as it is fated, that they
were carrying Engiifh merchandise E
Which having been laid before his Majehy,
the King, he has been plealed 70 order, that,
il there is no other motive for the capture
-of faid vciIrls but the one alledgcd by the
American MiniGer, they lhould be immedi-
ately liberated, as, by the Fifteenth Article
of the Treaty with the United States, the
American Dag covers the goods on board,
although they be enemies property; but
if they have been detained from any other
motives, the futs are to be decided with the
" utmof diipatch according tothe chabliihed
laws-whch | communicate to your tx
celleney, according to the Royal Order
that you may make it known to the Heads
Of Departments Of the Navy, that they may
communicate it 10 the Commandants Ci
Marine and to the owners Of PrivateerS
who, after receiving due notice, ihall be re-
fponGble for any injuries which may be fuf.
tained through them"
Extra7 eta letter, fam tie fcct IF FCadiz
Sept. 80, 1905.
Lord Mellon arrived here, on the 2Sth
Tho command Of Lord Melton extend
through the Mediterranean to cape. St. Vim
cent A du,iraIs DuckWOrth and ThOrnh0
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-25

The State Prifon, in Charletton IS nearly
completed we underttond its officers ap-
pointed. The prifeners under fenteeced to
hard labor, in the feyeral jaiis in the Com
monwea,th amounting to about Al will
be removed early in December.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-25

Ila:c Cunningham accuf>d Of the murder
Of Samuel Bachelor, al BallTfown, Maine,
has been committed to gaol at WircaiTct !;
alfo the per(Ons who lately broke open the
itore of Alden and Robbins, Union.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-25

The Ex-Banlaw Of TriPoly, IS laid ID
have arrived in the COngref5 but from tb-
following article in the laf Richmond G1z-
'ette, we believe the Waf,fsu5 Rrangcr, who
has come Plf4nger in this frigatc, will
prove TO be the RePreientatiye Of his Uni.
Ean Ngief1;-" The TupiGan Ambafador
is faid TO b very large yellow man, array-
ed in the richef purple and gold. His right
hand man is till larger, and black as AZ
RIGS fooisl ion. lie has come over 10 de.
mand retri5ution for fome Tunifan veEel
which attempted TO force its way through
our feet into TriPoli, and which we car
;ured BY the authority Of the laws Of nations.
His Excellency, we undtrRand has
brought over fome fine Arabian horfes, as
Preignt to The PreGdent"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-25

Unnatural Cyime.-A newborn Infant
was dilcovered IN the dock near Union
Wharf, on Friday morning laf-Verdi8,
Of the Jury that It's death was accaGoned
by the feIonous act Of tome perlos m
kn51vn
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-25

Dom9niat Daley and James Hallagan, two
men lately from Ireland, and lately reGdent
in Bottom, were taken in the nate Of New
York and brought back to the county Of
Hampihire- and committed on the 9Th
infant, on fufPicion Of being the Murder
ers Of Marcus Lyon who was killed at VIII
braham on the night Of the 9th. Ha!lagan
flys he has lived with Madam Sumner
Daley Gays he came in;o the country in
March latt and has reGded in the works at
South Bofop. in the lat fummev. They
fay they have lived this fall in Exch-nge
Alley, They wsre apPrehendea lfty miles
beyond New-Haven.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-25

The North-Carolina amendment has
been rejected in New Jerly. They were
0o,h TO altcr the Contribution
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-25

nov g. 1906.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-25

The loi. II the veIyI vas about 600 Jollars-the
did not PlGnder the cargo.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-02-11

res 80 eorfdered - isnpfcrus1le. ieeY
waited the Whole day II anxious expects.
ton q re arrival 9. fh- rr.ergeF, al
~ere logl Ia thoaehs, wt.>n hosn- .AoaE
atailcd their safs Eager 70 inquire 80
zaale. taey boga Aaesa-1 - &c dor,
shca the i'rli ob'ea they hshel1 80
nunalels he.t UPON a poe. : = stst
head Is IT, tAsy bogh voeiferzfea i :
breath. DE auasy's,7 FePiiei -.
80 iook;rg frllors. {" ar Could - hess
found Is vie I'D taugfteF, CT rss-
resnce ID been f-ti.ss4 - - ~
= ihsr, an llick taess heals 40 oa
pike - thcse woTts ;he - shteE sats
! f4sisk 49, faiafcd in hsr mothers aEms.
The wFetehes Sho fafiouaje5 shemss iap-
po1nz tie r. 10 Be TIE sSea - fhs Cha
ofa ehafly heal. Oil ftreaming wiia
blood, laughed - Ter deEcscy, az =
then.
~On the recovery C. hsr eauZhfeT.
Madame De Laanay, famnoaet - a.
fortiFude, and p<rceiyiag thss nos~ng
LII freely and wellnaaaged aixhi coEli
prclefvc their kvss. ad5reaed AeT trcna.
bliag child II The following words I" We
have III cz= expstient vhich a.roFes -
opportunity 20 efcape--l mna leave go
--lkoul1 - = sesa together lsiFaeasa
NAV . awakened, and one o beth ray
perth. fske this fing--kesp i IL :
rcrfon, whom all fend 70 fetch 80.
ceires you 20 pFo4ace II. II you h~ar
nos from taeia four AM twenty hcus.
eonclgde" She e5uid e. &c more. 90
throSiag hsr arr-s round The nsck Il her
gaua HFUF. fo1A - afEeSfIauz1E E-Asks So
~ ssaga3~a. haffsa4 fFom &C. bNats.
lhe pecF CO. Feassiasa aseaes Is !
Pate 81 Scrsuriae laspenlr,. t. TO wasle
DIS ana aiAhts. and hat beean - mo4Fn
she Jeaih IT bo.h her Pareh.s. vhsa, 81
&c thsrd mQFriag, maa ersere4 heE
Apartment. az eesnznsie3 : go = -
r.ag. She coupleI. tie e0a4E4ea heF
- coach il 9.isiBT. ar - - ns.asssa
&c found herfs.f n ths convent - -,
and The mouaesit following u the arms q
II aTectionate mothSr. shortly after
thcy ii their native eoanry meyer - -
turn !"
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-02-11
-tak Gaa.sssst-rs. ua2sr 80 go II
= John L. Ihuraoa 4 &C.

rE-fstG fasassss-rs =. ua&ss - e. II
4 John T. IhuTaoa & C.
Or r. IL. a ~ :. c--srsi -.
foEE srsEkF.
% hsls frra erp-rEas cd F,ss Fsvas.
ssoo = ba-oa. ~ e4PFiog sE4sr.
E2Ge 81. Gnerfr, -.
30 h-4es ~cs'3 Il 4lpt 60 b..
a. "a. frsh slasrn3sl 40 bloom Rasgax.
- r. bfaoi eraMa 80 60 Gl@E-
resss Wee = - calass.
u Ferencs - = t.uss.s.
~ e-tks Lsof-e8 Cd.
= 49,. - ssssFsA pref fs.azsza - -
vresnfs Rem.
rPes taarlh prof Cag1as aaa Cxgx ns.ass,
sasrIs6 = Z bsusurr.
T.. Han - c., -. 9.
talk l.ss = SbeEry, - Ceres Wa
1t 1ass I'll. az asr -.
CasPPa=s -. F. fx EEE~zs=. - - So
a. 50 hanf Ess, tg'eA H. aesansae
. bsi.s Relia 49, G-rsa. DuAr.
- - r..
- ksgs = go.
fhaa. brnsa seg.r. Cas- ~ : ;ussm~.
b. Sc Ds@s Frh.
Cfasss AGasss4 fare. sore Ware, -
Atso.
Ioo BIS. Beef, -. !, aad ,.
VESSELS STORES p1r = = IA rmssa
a.ti<s aAe Go Fhs Gao4 'ssfaa.sls ssFzzs.
nLsa.
laA-FDsa sspFEl.3 - l5ef.T eresr - eaas
isfaas- DANIEL TTTrgre
Ilf. 7. ThU2srOg
80. -. 49,,
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-02-11

xss.es,s- r K.ss.~lr - . - - 4 Z-sAA'
wsasa ]. - ysss 80. : - s"asasr
Far = 80 rss.eey # - 80 ~ashs
o. ~ sgrsa ezra. . asssss E-ssrs. fair
~ fair.s &c 60 80
fasazsasa - fA<sf 80.
c~~s 60. 60 .sae.s.-ss - - r'rsss-isx issr--
os-haa sass sI~ss 80 - - &C. .us~-
csua< - as refsass -
os ~~rssas. hsssuy 80.
A. trseh - fsag 49, see & 1893 - Si"w'
svsrs j.. uas shss--.isA gassss h0uaiss fsssha,
o. ssssssg T.pny. t4aks.
rsslas - fsr srssay - -.
n~Aafs ssas - = be &c s4s
rssls Be- RE Goss tshina
E--rsiax rbae -siad A.i.-
s'ssouass s<a-,'s - sap = &c. A'Fsi
a. ~srrsr hsss - hs4rs. = s1aszs fsssss,
80 ~srmsr . sasis car
cs-gs.isss fseas = $50.
80 Ragxss = 20 f4sE 80 Friss - fasrs
80 fsiFss's pspsas. ssar = x'ssa IS casTs
-. =. -, -. =
TA-..-.a ,As. >. sAae esm'a
Tess : 80 10 snf
-. 0asssk - shykHs - so, - sisfF1
Rate .ftvma.ssy. sh7ssf.
wah - isa.sssQs
sFstwr.n sea. thssssf.
=
y
- -.
-.
p sse.as sas ws.s -sss - e. fsss.a 49,
80. =. A...sf.s. e. .-fv.. \ Eassssss
- - s-=.a-...
~ s..-v &c. s..,-s.
=. -. - -. -. ..s.ss
..,.s.,-..
r-...s...-. :. 80.
-. -
rsHxsf'TfAr.fE sKs'"a 80 Tss's"s arars
y.ns'' f'vsF vvsrs-aaa i@~"Ff'h'y
IA gssss faeagAs ws1 we-A
- 80 = f'~s e - 'Aruass 80 ''~--
ItEm e. = - hsmenFxs th8HAaaz k@@e2
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-02-11
rsoM rrsr' oSssrv ,Tr7Ss = pAa:s.

"On TIE rum3ar thaf nh wzs mr.
ching 10 aftack he csfl-, re vie O..
cseea.er of Dei.1uaay,the governor, left
fhe Baasie early IN re morning. an
Grove 20 uRsaa1rzfear's G re- North
Backwards. were. - thsy ~ previoudv
concerted, they were torcceive re earlielt
intelligence Ct re re7alfc # &c hcicrers,
- - eveas tAey - Ut d0las, - nc tori
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-02-11

e A peTfpns indebted tsfhe late Con-.
a.Ms u ta4a.s m.w.M# = 60 = -.
s. fsaers - ISL b. @ssasA epmfsas. 49, tks Z n
y s.assr. - - hsFssy Fsg@xAsd e. a. -.
= ~. L.z< - .Ie sssAr s. @ka o.. th~ Eaf.swsae
= esfs 49, ss gssssAs hsesaR - s<msu*s aessa1
ssasnsssa IT, - FFtsss 80 fsss - s5saaeus a.
IL siaa
tHMEFL wEFws
- AA.aAN ahkgs
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-02-11

1 - - A~taNF cry eAss- mA8s = ~ a.
NsFaE - = - $50 So nawea a. 60
go a.s4 - "a e sasrassa sEs1 asfx sroNF. =
- ~ ESnr hsHH asfas la~ 8aeass a. stx.sg.s..m .
20 40 reFa - - ssassa ~ - f.s4 ar - II
###ts - = O tmH4saa@ss psymsas .at gtaas - =
h@W* ~ ss&@~a4a ASfeeas - T8aaa.s - Ksa# f@ -
HL1n asLEl-AA
1<=x -. gs sssE
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-02-11

wsIsssa : - YsaF -. : - s'ssasF'
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-02-11

M.Lell4n i Rrown.
Hgsr 60 -.
! 4 vsrss'v - gsprr, sssn-.sA. e sl..ns - =
fifs4 Bsosse efas : Gssrf-s. Eaffs.-.. Gear.
sEs. s~aus@e~n. 4sA.ussa. Cssnl4ssas A. VI -
= sLsaxFY.
Taaflv 80 c~s~sl ar~<t@=.s r
COTTON - Sis GOODS
rs Caflcrv. Saa4less, JaPpia'a & Hardware,
f, h'ea srs oasrrs - twelTs re ais eFs.i l4rt
r. e FAFss haaSfs4 D. .ts-Nagss e.a =.
! e. - - 'oe1s re srtv. "a. :. t-og.
- So
/. III Suhlcribef bere.r gives Notice
- go lahsAatsafs ~ 80 &. 80 - cxabsr -.
i - "a 6 saeia-Te =. b. 81 q. &c e ~
patsuf Ryrly Gri,-nil.
90 cue7fys AaT Rusaa. ; . "a - go c.
. 81 III - t@4 G.aasfa So. wsha tsa Csasv st
e a = -. e. lh#FTK go gfss - - fh "a
= I've @A#ss-# esas3 ! s@n=@mha les8 Naaasw 80
a. iSlts - A.. bfEase r. - - r - -.
VILLA - sEANM 40
= 80 = =. So
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-14
(M.l7:pap.j

Strange a. it NAV f:em, IL really happens now
ana then tbs, arikng ,rith, by lame unac-
ccun,ah!e accident. finds II way INTO The Aur2-
'rs. iAat ,riat OF this morning., i;ehkns OF Inc
,nsmo,y snI tnc raitc OF Wellington, laws,
rhAs mare lSs, ,or the lsit tx Yeas, pea
ln,de ire thic!d 0. eAe'y iooundsei 10 the co"n-
try, and i, will DC VIC! il h It men WI not
hereafter he more eoil in their vcnerauon 'of
the Gtp.,.ed, in con o,-nce o! his ai!hnp''''
40 patron ard friend By the moa P:ol;gase and
aoatdon:d Nothing can he more JUN 'nan
the remark, that the name Of Wilmington has
Of lsie peen All med as lhi5Id oy every iCoan-
drti N the country - rhe Aurora itie.: has nr
l.versi yss'. pail bee" the ra"eey t't OF ihe mt
IN ~ OF Waih,nstoa; and thar hhS!e iae' Is
fufh lent iilultaiion OF the petition. st''' We
have no .-s,s that h.,neh men will hereafter &C
m,e cool 10 their yenera,,on 10, the derattea
il cor. cuenee G., his beng a"i'ned as patton
ara tr'.rd hy the mhh ptoa' axe and aoanc1Hca'
Horef neG have M;' ,eEss rc'a'cd ioai Vene'a-
ton, notwithstanding Iae Aurors y acil H'td a
inb.l.e on the day hat y Nh'eEron re'"ci tr"ra
tie a!.n,n,.tr.tun of the. COVER 'n'tn', bcc'''e
"tne rr.u W = vas the fcutce Of all the m's1F-
ture, Of our county vas ,n4t dav tednced 20 a
level with It's ell " ci,,ze9s AM vas no longer
ooa e d OF power TO multiply evils upon the
United STATES" Avesy hesrr," II was 'a'h,
" in unifan with the freedom and haPtireis oil
the people, ought t. beat high with exultation
that the namr of Wellington from this Gay eea
rs 90 give currency 20 paitieal tsisu,tp, and 20
Ls,L,, eor,,Dt;ox." Notwi hhand'ns the pub
lis.,,,n OF this, and much more Of the tame kind
in The Aurors, honcf men retained :he'r ve"e'a
ZION for the nsme OF W Ellington; and though
this fame Aurora "ant every fc,unafel IN the
couarry has for the lsa fix years" taken that
name for l,,r d +; theagh Mr.. fin hiGtelf
f.t the example by meanly an. inhdioufy affect
ing to weep over the :omb OF the departed hero
and fta,efman RiIl the name Of Walhingto"
viii Be found futicent to w,,hftand even this ;
It'll, houea men viii not hereafter be more
cool in their yencration for the departed, in con
f-queree Of his adumpsion as pax and friend
oy the mott prof gate and aba"d 'o,d D
y. S. Gaz
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-14
From RELF's (Pn,l.) GAZETTE.
Washington, lst mo. 8'h.
Dan

Washington, ISL mo. ga.
FRIEND RELF,
the oftener | contemplate the deport'
ment of great part Of the members OF the
house, the less | respect them, the less de-
pend on them. Itpazzleth me exceeding
" at times to know to what to attribute the
motives which dictate the measures OF ma
ny of them, unless attribute more than a
very litls to what either stainsth the purify
ness of the unders auding. 1t perplexeth
me in no small degree to ascertain what
could be The wish OF those who have intro
duced in the house the resolution for retro
ceding the District OF Columbia. the City
of Washington excepted, to the states OF
Virginia and MARYLAND, from which the
United States gained it. Canst 'hou DC.
licve that this measure is hoped to De 'he
first Necessary step 10 the removal OF the
Seat OF Government from this place ve-
,ily believe that the name Ut Washington
is grating TO the ear Of many of the demo.
Gratis in the house. Yet why should the
pligh,ed faith of the nation be broken, the
constitution De violated, and the stability
of the government be under mined, because
the name of tie cityis Washington?
Two days, the LIS: and the present, have
Seen wasted in the discussion Of a question
that ought never to have been sgitated.
Ever since the removal Of Consress to this
intended permanent Seat of government,
attempts have been made in Congress to de-
s,rov IFS permanency, or weaken the conf.
dsnce of people in its stability. a motion
was made two or three sessions since for
concentrating the public Offices; the last
session Wright of Maryland. wished to re.
move the seat of government to Baltimore;
defeated in these attempts, it is now NOV
ed to retrocede the district; should this
attempt succeed, in all probability, not two
sessions more will pass, before the city it.
self will be given up, and the seat of gov
ernmeut be floating about on the waters Of
democracy, from Richmond to Baltimore,
to Philadelphia, beyond the Allegheny
mountains, or the Lord knowe,h where.
The question Of retrocession was called
up yesterday morning by one Stanford Of
North. Carolina, WHO uttered many thing,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-14

BY any pos, of this district. We can Oh.
tain a tras statement only from the settle
men,s on the lakes. 1t is but a short
time sins. the Red river has been ex.
plor.d, and il is yet but impsrfeetly known;
however this year soas great expeditions
have been made, which, according TO aP.
pearauces, will raise the products TO an I'm.
mems. SUN.
After leaving the river des Moons, the
fur trade from the upper Missouri is earri'
ed on entirely BY English houses, and al
mos. the whole of the fur, whlsh is obtain
ed from othrr Indian traders, are also sent
to Canada, where they command much
higher prices rtan a, New. Orleans; where,
in lsct, n.re IS no demand tor Them. IL
is also necessary 10 observe that the farther
north We go, the greater the value OF the
pei,ries 1t Is bur few years since pei
tries have been exported from America oy
way of the Ohio; 1t is 70 Dc desired that
the eastern part of America should encou'
rage this expectation, by raising the price:
of peltries nearly TO those OF Canada.
(Nat. LateL)
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-14
CATHuLIc CATHEDRAL CHURCH
L 0 7 + Z r Y. -
Eighteenth Days Drawing.

500 tickets were drawn this day, among
which were the following prizes:
Prizes Of One Hundred Dollars.
Nos. s,ll2 1924 1883 1s,9os:
Prizes Of Fifty Dollars.
Nos. S,143. i9,4s5.
Prices of T.uenty:fve Dollars.
Nos. Also 9,es7 1880 2o,4o2.
Prizks Of Twenty Dollars
Nos. 6s7 1855 1913 1880 7,429
1850 1896 $40 1861 1879 $3.50
6,sss 7,o54 s,ai6 s,62l 1878 1871
11,73o 1890 1885, 1865 15,Os5
1918 i6.ai4 1850 1884 1870
1a,446 is,eo6 1924 1e,4si 1861
1887 1858 2o,s7l so,sss.
Sixty Prizes Of Fifteen Dollars.
Gain of the wheel this day $50 dollars.
Total gain, s,41s dollars.
Adjournsd till Saturday next, at ten
o'clock.
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NETWORK, Ian. $.

Alta Court of Oyer and Terminer and
General Gaol Delivery, held yesterday as
the city hall Of the city OF New York, in
and for the id city and county,. William
P. Van Ness, ESQ was tsisd and conviei.
ed of being the bearer of a challenge frora
the Vice Pre.la AZ of,hr United States to-
the late General Hamilton. aiding and a.
betting IN the fatal Duel VIII ch termit ate'6
in the death Of the latter. The evidence
was so clear and positive. ,hat the jury re.
turned verdict without retiring frcn lheir
box. s
The trial Of Nathaniel Pendleton. Esq.
implicated in similar charge as The s.
cpnd of General Hamilton, Will, we under
stand, take place this dav: and that
Richard Riker, Esq. Che district attorney
and Mr.. Robert Swar,M out, in the cours.
Of the sess,on- Mr.. Woodwork, the e.
torncy general, having come en- the espe'-
al purpose of conducting these prosecute
ons on the part Of the state. ~
By the brig Generous Friend, arrived
here yesterday from Jamaica, we have 10
ceived Kingston papers 70 the 10th Decem-
Der. One Of the latest hate contains the
following, which viii be found interest'
TO our merchants. ;,
81, yeso-de:a.ysga, Dec. 3. This al.
ternocn, Mr.. Speaker. attenfed 10y the -
Their members of the House oi Assembly,
presented an address TO his honor lae Lev.
tenant Governor, s'atlbg the evil aud de-
: 81, sx
TO this COLONY if. the resolution OF Council
of the 2lst uls. prohibiting the Importation
oflumber and provisions IL neutral vessels,
be carried into effect; and earnestly re-
questrd that if possible tbs order might be
rescnded ia which his Honor was pleas
ed to make The following answer -.
+" Mr. Sbealsr, and Gentlemen Of the As-
sembiy,
The subject Of your address has had
the mature consideration which ITS import.
ance required. Having received instruc.
tons from his Majesty's minister relative
to the intercourse between this Island and
the Privy Council, the resolution of the
21st u!t. was published by the advice of
that board, as necessary consequence OF
the imperative orders transmitted to me
from England.
:" 1t Is with extreme concern, therefore,
that feel myself obliged to dtsy the earn
est request of so very respectable body as
! the Representatives Of this valuable colo
! ny; bur, as the six months notice OF the
ter nination of the intercourse, have given
me an opportunity of communicating your
wishes to the Secretary Of State, shall
not fail to avail myself of it, and that pc
Rod will also afford YOU sufficient time to
make yeur representation TO his Majesty,
in the manner you raay think most conda.
Give to the Interests OF Jamaica"
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asranoc,a Dalts doOarltgsr.
MONDAY, JAsuAsY -.

Levi Lincoln, ESQ. Attorney genera! OF
the United States, resigned mis- Office on
the LIST. day,ot January inst.
A Paris paper says" Among the So-
versigns 20 whom report gives the Grand
Cross of the Legion of Honor, upon the
EmperoI's Coronation, are the Kings OF
Sparn, of Prussia, of Denmark & Etruria;
IN. Electors of Bavaria, OF Baden and OF
Hesse; the Landau man Of Helvetia; the
Directors Of Holland the Vice President
of Italy and the President of Amerlca.
|, is said the Emperor will accept ia return
I'll the 6rs, order. and decorations OF the
above mentioned Kings: but has declined
the orders of the Electors and inferior Sc
vereigns.
By letters from Fayal, We are informed
that Mrs. Turreau and suite have taken
passage on board the Spanish ship Santa
Maria, captain Silvie, bound to Charleston.
Mrs. rurreau has been induced 70 quit
the Shepherdcss or account Of the Proba-
bic detention Of that ship, occasioned by
the repairs she wanted before she could
proceed on her VOYAGE.
ADuel was fought at Louisville, CXen.)
the 18th u.,. between George Strosher,
ESQ. and DR.. John NJ. Lucket. At the
Sd fire DR.. Lucket received 4 wound,
whica pu,a period to his existence in
Jew mSmsnts.
Nj. VLoERs, Of Antwerp who has been
blind Tor as last twenty years, has invented
alanguage for Telesraphic communication
by winch persons unable to read or write
NAV be instructed in the secrets Of the art.
He SAYS, that with biographies, fixed at
th= d,stanec of league from each other,
he can transmit sintetiigenee from Ant
werp to Rome in Is minutes!
Extract OF letter from Hayti, dated Dee.
18th 1904.
have written you twice since nv arri-
al IN ,he Island, and am sorry to inform
YOU, have as vet done nothing; the whole
Island is crowded with American vessels.
l had sold my cargo at twenty FIVE per
cent on the invoice cost, but unfortunately
tor me two vessels arriving, the gentle
men found means to get off. Markets are
so extremely dull there is 40 s,le to be
made, aud don't know where 10 go; there
ure seventeen sal! in por,-au-prlnee, and
all the small! ports il the Bite full. can
not tor my Part see how any OF US are to
get clear o! our cargo, as vessels are pour
ing in daily, s. only four or ave persons in
each place are lcenced to purchase, and
they have got frightened, thinking every
vessel on the continent coming this way
coffee on the other hand is so scarce that I
am confident there is no, sufficient to load
VIVA, are now here. shall be obliged to
pus my cargo into the hands Of some per-
sos here, and pay commission, as see
no other means O! getting clear it.
P.S. We have now aaoas inthis barber
At leaa, three hundred barrels of provisions
aud a great quantity of all kinds of dry
goods; coffee twenty FIVE sous, and on the
Use.
Extract Of letter from Bauksou Tay.
Tor. dated Gonaives, 18th December,
1904.
II arrived a, Jeremie, but found NO
sales could be made to profit then pro-
Cecird fog Gonaives, and fouad this mar.
So also 5a2iisd; hearing that macy psu.
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| have received 1850 bulhels Of
good clean BARLEY, wh.cE will isli lower
than uival, as The !eal,n tor uGag it is conGier.
ably advanced.
Cutkbert Powell.
i,nusry i 1. 2.N3w
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luz received, and for faIe by the
fubic:ioer, lew ba,rls of Cramosri;s isS
hundred buuchr. Of Ofi5ns. and fome exc sliens
Potatoes; with genetal q r,m:nt OF otksI ar.
ticles a. u!ual.e
Thomas Ssmms.
January u. st