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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-13
,;;:.;'stla Dallp aoosrtissF.
THURSDAY, JusE r.

., Friendlhip, Davis, has arI ~ :. a'
PIE UP ;ibon. A letter received Oy ne',
ea 70. i Il April, Jays, 6 The trs :a am ana
its - are il, motor. The Br'tilh e nes.'
bib sa =. with thar Of France ana opain
y: IN .9at.ns, isisIi for the preient win now
SIlss .s mai IN 6ghs, add IS waiting sOI
f''a ' e Lord Mellon from Egypt. Inc
l'!'n :, : committing deprsdasions upon tue
gus & ,amn-fcs, All this govrrnm1,'enS nas
pg'1 s..s 20 attack them" Che mp
P'''''r s....ro,ais. to- New ark, was TO iAil
4 - p;sn ,be 4,h Of May.
,..., from Liverpool dated May, Sd.
4 AN. INV ,he John Morgan arrived at
F'ls y..s savs. /" Upland Cotton IS this
\ s.. a. j lsd. and from present appear
y :, :. should not be surprised 70 see It
I'D. shortly.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-13

by virtue of aSDeed of TruR from
JoHN c. VowELL TO the fubfcriber, will be
fold, at IL O'Clock, on the fri day Of Jill. next,
at the Coffee Houle in Alcxandsia, for ready
money,
4 Lot Of Ground on falzfax,,qreet, :
O., which the new Mreting. houfe aands, 'front.'
ing On Fairfax f-eet 90 feet inch, and extend
ing back la3 fses 5-inches.
JOHN DUNLAP.
June $. dtifJy
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-13
lNeru. York Gazette

4, iae ofReer of the British fr;pa,e Me ~.
ko,, ,psss bv captain Vaughan of the brig
|f;;s.m'ry' Informed that he had been on, Of
sNa s,ar SIX weeks with dispatches for the
|os ssso West India islands, 10 consequence
ase, - $, l0ulon fee. being out /; and that the
fai,,r - s !, by vessels from Glib.
Tos sE until i. had entered the barbor Of
On r. Der. Adv.
sau s Cook, who arrived IN she Para
h p,I pru,radlces The various accounts late
step,s ssed' q The parts IN Tamaica Seine
l.. f0r american vessels He adds.
n. n,.s s governor was authorised to open
.vs,e-, y Americans whcne3er he tho,s
4 s,,s,,. oas notwithstanding the many re.
..,-'s lanees srom the inhabitants, be de.
yong 50, as he considered there
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-13
HlgaJ Important.

- Governor of Porto Rico, OF the
XII 4, s,,hat port Of a small armed yes
l can Cadis. which sailed in company
r. cOmbioed Ffeach and Spanish fieet );
vessel lsfs the feet in about Is de-
:, # latitude, and was composed OF II
E. !, 4. line Of battle ships and 8 friga,es,
i 6 Sc Spanish line of battle ships and
arpc fagss. This fleet had on board
thousand regular troops, although
ere was not SINGLE transport with them.
> h. SQUADRON is commanded by the Spa
In admiral Gravina. lately ambassador
kon Spain near the court ofthe Emperor
4 the Frsneh.
fFreemaa's JOurnai.
by the brig Merchant, captain Clark.
tom Honduras, information is received
bat the restriction on the expectation OF
Mahogany is still continued, and that fur
Der Instructions have been transmitted TO
fdL Gordon, the superintendent, TO allow
greater quantisy Of logwoodto be ship
eda American bottoms than two tons TO
|s:ry ten Thousand feet OF mahogany IN
of which order the Merchant
|as refused clearance, and before one
puld be obtained was compelled 10 Ireland
be logwood she had on beard, altho laden
|rsslous to the receipt of such orders.
lumber, provisions, aud naval stores are
Permitted to an entry: other articles are
|ssmed contraband, and will subject the
|esssi and cargo to seizure in attempting
oland them.
Captain Clark handed US the following .
Having had the misfortune of being
'Fecked IN The brig Merchant, whilst on
Usage from America TO the Bay Of
lras, on rae northern Triangles, re-
ule1 IN all the drafts have seen to lie
S,las, ~, S, aud w. long. So; l have
,''s'0'e 70 remark thar had the drafts
: accurate should have escaped the
g. . 50 earnestly endeavored to avoid.
-, :. 'ae actual observations have made,
SIG, WITH captain Ross of the schooner
: t. who by the same er@er also ran
pa. ~ same reef, | take tue liberty of re-
poss ~a IS you will make public that the
d, !. s "a o. the Triangle is in N. lat. Is,
) ;, 5a' they do not extend so far north
s, 4Ass as they are represented. Also
All r s'naa Key on she same shoal, called
-. A :, being the south end of i,) ex.
- :. . : niles farther south than laid down
csa : 'hs time captain Clark was en-
boa-a ! ! saving the carge, ana putting it
coma ,isas Wreckers, he had much cause
.ives s'4'a OF the bad treatment he re-
srs5 aaa the iilage cOmmirsed on the
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-13

On FRIDAY, the nth lnEtantSTas 70 O'CLOCK,
will be offered for fale, on the prcmifes,
A Lot Of Grouad, being part of
lois No. zs and 70, Gtuate at the corner of Fsir-
fax and Qncen-flcets, extending A. feet inch.
es'on Fa..iax, and eas feet inches on Queen.
asees; free from all incu;nbrance. The terms
of iale will be--Cne- half the purchale money in
Gxty days, and hefemainder in fix months.
n une 6. DIT
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-13

was sufic:ency Of provisions IN the island
for IL months. 10 consequence of this
harsh conduct, there was lneetingof the
different parishes, when it was resolved
that the inhabitants should wear Grape for
one month, on account of his prscluding
the American trade
Norfolk Herald.1
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-09-27
SUMMRRGooDs.
eTNHE ubseribcr has j1sl received
md 4 nov opening. = elegant
assortment of
MERCHANDISE,

suitablesf for the present season, which
he takes the Liberty Of Offering b his
friends and he public IN general uncom-
monty cheap, consisting n part Of the
following afticles, and : number az o.
tliers TOO tedious for Insertions
D6rDlas and 7ick linHbnggs,
RIssid Sheefises md Drii ings,
BSorph Holland,
o-s lrisk SheefinRs,
~ and ~ Irisk Linens,
lO-4 DdmoSf Talk Cloths,
o.s and fa-s Apron Chscks,
F1sfidns dnd edss,
Ndnierp5, d
Cation Hsscry,
1lersn;kes Tsse shapes,
S;N and Cotton Spsbe,sdtrs,
Umbrtiids,
Edshisna5ix cs;ufzls and CaLcps,
Leu priced eifis, -
Cslonye3 Cdpsbyic 4issiins,
1ow priced DIM,
Dimifies, nseommoaly cJsap,
1913 D1Mask SID Shdzpk,
Exfya iong &c nc all eispss.
a earietg " eis4anf 1dcss and Edg.
ings, l0s1 priced.
Laiessying and eeioat e Saftias,
Book al Yoeonef afasiins,
M6roct5 and Kid Shoes,
Alag9e hsserfmsnf ef Extrd and Ha-
~ STA Cloves.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-09-27
Wed0s,sg Business
caryisd = = ta< Min st,tei. la,tin..

CARRIED ~ y ne Main Sfrerf, 1ldrtins-
tars; ebposits % Myo, Bey5's. 81
THE Subscriber respeetfnllyin
! his friends and the public, that he
continues 70 carry On The Weaving Bu-
. siness IN its hrnehes, common work Of
all descriptions, also Woollen, Worst
ed, and Cotton Chains, TwillihRs 81 ya.
fious kinds, leans, Dimities, Swan
downs, 1hicksets, Cotton Denaim, ei.
thef on Cotton or Linen Chains, also
Floatings and Spotted CottonS fos men
and Women's ware, Diamonds, Bird
eyes; Huekabacks, NJ and Oss, N and
O'S and Queens faney Countsrpanes,
the same Il Table Linehs, single and
double coveflets, Diaper, Deception
DizpeF, and Damask TMiIIed Table Ii
mems Of various figures, Forrest Of.
Line work Of various figures md Aoat
Coveflsts. mock MersaiIles Stock
ine-net, Muslinnet, Solid Nesting, Z
rish Stitch, Honey Comb, Tahby Dia-
mond, Plain Cord, Eaton Cord, lean
Back Cord, Mid Worm and Tow
Cords, Velvet, Velverets. Dice VeIve-
Fets Nelseratesn, Bumbarate, Fusti-
n Jean FustiAn, Pillow Fussiah, Dice
Denaim, Wild Boar, Double top lean
baek, Jean Back Thickset, Cotton Sat-
tinnet Lilyplsian Diamond, and e.
yeral other kinda 700 tedious % enumc-
rate and = he now has sober industri-
Gus young man 20 help in the above BUSH
ness, he win have Two looms employed
&c hgure work and two Il common work.
He win sxecute any kind Of work want
Cd = . mean and serviceablc manner, with
the greatest expedition md o. seasona.
BE terms.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-09-27

=.
Tight llds havs L.sird viih' ous nens
e'er - elEntiyy
A. honest 1ill 1obsiay, - Ind nna
= srus
He'd sing Ike ! mcrmaid, md loot e
. Eghsly, !.
The forecassle' pride, ana delight g
DE crew III
Bus poor = : begg.r, and oitsn q ts.tsS.
He went. tho' his fortune - Kind
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-09-27
European & Eaf India
q o o D S.

TUST received and now opening ~
3 the subscriber, m extensive variety
ofthe Latest Improved Fashions, ofsu.
perior quality, wen assorted md select.
ed from the present Importations also
4 general assortment Of HARDWARE
and GROCERIES.--All Of which be-
highly recommends 70 his friends, cus-
toners and ! liberal public, q The most
reduced cash prices. Impressed with
sentiments 81 gratitude for the Aatferine
encouragement be has heretofore expcs
rieneed j hisline Of business, III friends
and customers win please 70 accept his'
best respects. 81
JEREMIAH EVANS.
Marfinsburg, May -, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-09-27
Horton & lark
GROCE RIES,

ofshe best Kind, among which are
Cogniac Brandy, Teas ofevery de-
Madeira Wine, scription,
Spirits. Sugars do. do.
Holland Gin, Coffee do.
Bounce, Candlesk Soap do.
N. e. Rum, Chocolate do.
Molasses, Cheese do.
Salt, Spanish Segars,
Oil < Paint, Pepper 3 Spices,
Plaster Of Paris, g. SC. &c.
These Goods are offered unusually low.
Orders from the country thankfully
received and punctnally amended to-
Highest pricesgiven for Counfry Pro-
dsee, Flour. Hemp, Butter, Bacon,
GinsezR, sc. &c.
~ They want Young Man q n
Apprentice 70 the above business, be-
tween the age Of fifteen and seventeen--
none needapply except one of respeeta-
bic connections.
August I6, isos.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-09-27
Msalizg g oq6sr
Have received from Piiiadtl ptis = Rhri-
ags
Genuine Med icines,

FTnwhichare Fever q Agne Rezpdeys, %
eficacious last fan IN removing ~ fe-
svers attcnded with chills.
a They request those indebted To-
them win make payment about the 6rse
Of October next, 70 enable them 70 pun.
chase their Winter assortment -attenti-
on 10 this request will render > partieu-
lar favor. Several Wagons wanted %
haul Flour to Baltimore. \
Msrtinsburg, September =, 1905.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-01-22

WHO HAS OK HAND FOR SALE,
Eew-Erclaud Boards
inch, : ana inch Pitch Pine Boards g. scsntl;7g.
Cyprus Shingles, Cedar pos,
Providence Lime 'niacLed
Double Ceered baltimore Wheat Fans,
Wire Sitters for Meal Oats, Wheat and Fzzlted,
Rowling Screen Wis
Screen Wre for Fans, Shakes f5r Neal,
Bright aud Rllek Warmth, &c. &c.
January 22l.-(ep 3w.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-01-22

tecrerccs ofthis policy f.-.e US ~ 10 rra,yb
cons. aS ~ many lisht-h2ofes 40 iirec our path.
New afcara have heen opened upon our view !:
au' allure this committee to avoid a>fckle no.
icy; & not, after expendins 60 much or oukreye-
nue; and aiter entertaining the foudet and nlSf
ardent hopes oftucc-s, To r-lipfr int - that coz.
dition from which We have 20 fortunately -mer-
sed. X
Mr.. Bar5onr's amendment TO limit the pu-
n'ihr>cnt To confinement o. not more than 20
nor iefs than two years, was.carrird.
The bill to prevent the circulation of private
Bank Notes vii! probably pats the Virginia L.
g'iiature: and t'e bill 70 ea bifh branch of
the Virginia Bank in the neishborhond of Alex
andria, was yeferaay poitpaned unit, the sin
OF March. Fhcfe two meaiares will probably
give dea'h blow 20 the private Banking Com
pany ~ Alexandria, which has affirmed to il
ie'f the name of the Bank of Potomac. The
debate onthe firit Of thefe n.eafures is polfpon-
ed Till our next paper.
fTrHfa IN Mr. Byr@tJbsee5iaiaf 7'asf2ay's Eng.
Third paragraph, fri line, for ss ne was not
wrong" read "be 1vAJ zvro1g."
Same paragraph, third line, FOR t TO fave filch
Pittance" read Z" TO attenlpr 80 fave fuch pit
lance"
D'ED-o7 Sunday morning. Mrs. WEI, Tr.
the mot diitiugdiihed ornament of the yirei-
MIA tage.
There was no Northern Naji received at the
Pot-Olice lar evening and none on Satur-
Gay farther North than fredericksburg.
L
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-01-22

7 FIF public are RESPECTFULLY informed. Tat tbs ~
fneis Of a.e Wharves lumber, &c. ysii be ca-.i.i
on rs ril2!, - :!;sis v Is /. &c, yeui,
SARAH LESTER.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-01-22
a CRFAT RARnLTI

TO RE SOLD IN n tractor L.vD,
( WING in the lower end of j 9nla coir-v. on m.
Mair-Ioad leading from iouie Couri-boufe 10
Richmond containing b. a,e tirvey. SIS acres
The land les welt and is M. inferior % a9y ~ the
re'ghborrbood for the production of Corn, V--a.,
Rye, or "N"ccor and is fine healthy fitaatio7 It has
toierablr comfortable dYcl''uefouIc. aroe mo
7nd iua" orchard Of aprl- and 0oech tree. ON IT,
winch has never been known 20 "a, bearing fruit in
10 year 'irce 'h- trees have beer large enough 10
bear: it's good Rand for public houfe or Gore
avn '.ih"g - take negroes IN payment and r. rvC.f
n1 re rurcn''er cannot AGREE IN the price Of Tie uo-
perry, .r' "''img ~ refer it TO difnterened men,
& VIII abide by their judgement. A., uudirprtei n.
Gle and pohshou Hli be Immediately given b. ths
i1h-r'er' $50 reides AZ james Burnley fn't a. ,lI
time
TOErI RrTREI ~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-01-22

There was no Northern Naji received at r.,
Pot- Ollice lar evening and none on Satur
day farther North than fredericksburg.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-01-22

DiED-C7 Sunday morning. Mrs WEI, Tr
the mott diifngdiihed ornament of the yirgi.
MIA fage.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-01-22
" He died lsl fu,nmer.
NOTICE.

4 II perfona :adehted TO the eaate OF the lee Mr..
- TOFN I.F7TFR deccscad IRE -e-.s0.e !,
make payment 70 Mr. sylvefe- Hev.,. 81 ho +, M
thorized 70 receive - fame aud ar ,t.y Sc ~. O.
any demands againa the iaid eate are deled TO eli
G. In. .oE rayI.ia;it
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-01-22

SARAH 1,ES'i So T e.',;-ia
JOHN FOSTER, Ex.cu.or.
Richmond, god January, 1905.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-12
BALTIMORE, November Z.

ATrivedSschooner Peterson, SO days from
Sc. Jago de Cuba. OFF cape Maze was
boarded by an English frigatc that had in
possession New York schooner loaded
with naval stores, the officer said,she was
bound to Porto Rico. OFF Cumberland
harbour was boarded by another frigate s.
treated politely. Passed in the bay a ship
they took to be the Hannah, Warner, and q
schooner the Martha and Mary.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-12
NORFOLK. November $,

Arrived schooner Eliza, Record, 20 DAYS
from Nevis. Left The schooner Little Sa.
rah of Wiscasset to sail in 10 days.
Schooner Virginia, Blake, IS days from
Antigua. Left schooners Eliza, Hall, East
River; Sarah, Parott, Fredericksburg /;
Duly Ann, Jackson. do. Saw at Anti.
qua captain Seward late of the brig Catha.
rine, OF this port, on his way 10 Guadalupe
to attend the trial of his vessel. Was in
formed by captain S. that the cargo of the
Catharine was stored in the kings ware.
house at Porto kico, and the vessel laid up,
until the trial was over.
Schooner Antelope, Williams, from An.
tigua, via Cherrystone.
Schooner Ruthy, Barnes, SO DAYS from
Teneriffe. Lett there the schooner Stag,
Bruce, of Boston, to sail next day for ST.
Thomas. The brig Action, Mason. ar.
rived at Oratrava in Tenerife, IN 4s day.
from New York. The ship William and
Mary Of this port, sailed from TeneriFe
for Barbados the 2oth of September. In
telligence was received at renerife few
days before captain Barnes sailed, thar the
combined fleets were in Cadiz bockaded
By lord Nelson. In lat. 81, 40, long. u,
26, spoke the brig Comet, Diamond, from
Baltimore for Lagulra The brig Susan
nah, Thornton, Of and for Baltimore SAIL
ed from Teneriffe the 21s, of September.
Schooner Friendship. Snow, days from
Hostcn--loSt both anchors bound to Rich.
mond.
British sloop Albion, Kirkpatrick, s DAYS
from Bermuda. Off Currituck on Sa,ur.
day, spoke schooner Jaue, Bethel, of and
bound TO Edenton, 20 DAYS from Dominica,
who informed that when he sailed it was
asserted that a fleet CT 40 sail of Preach
ships had arrived at Martinique; nd ano.
Their feet supposed to be lord Nelson's had
also arrived to the windward; and that an
embargo was laid in the islands. (This is
TwAEc +!
Schooner Antelope, Beatty, days from,
Boston, bound to Richmond.
In Hampton Roads, bound to Baltimore,
ship Serpent, Haynes. % days from Higs
ney. on the coas. Of St. Doming,.
The sloop George, Read, of this port.
from Guadaloupe to New York, is detained
and sent into Antigua.
On the 18th ult. the schooner Victory,
Stockwe!|, from this port bound to Jamai.
ca, out 8 days was spoke-all well and
brig Charlotte, from St. Bartholomew,
bound TO New York.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-12
a'eraanrfa DatEp aobsrtissr
TUESDAY, NovzMBE, r.

Yesterday, agreeably to the article. &c
association an election was held for twelve
Directors of the Bank Of Potomac, for III.
ensuing year, when the following gea,le.
men were chosen.
Jacob Hoffman,
Thomas Powell, Jun.
Robert 7oung.
Cmhbert Powell,
William Haytsho,ne,
William Etzhagha !
John G Laid,
1oseph Riddle,
Elisha .1anney,
flames II. Rooe,
James Patton,
William Hodgson.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-12
Brig Newton, Riley 70 days from Liver

Brig Newton, Riley 70 days from Liver
pool.
Ship Hannah, Warner 80 days from St.
Jago.
November 10.
The brig Two Brothers, Williams from
Senegal, tor Baltimore, has pu. into St.
Bartholomew, leaky.
The brig Susanna, Thornton, sailed from
Tenerife for Baltimore slst September.
Arrived last night ship Dean, Vebert, 81
days from Gibraltar.
Left ship Trent, Hensman, from Salem
for Marseilles, sent in for adjudication.
November 2, in lat. "a, %, long. 70, spoke
schooner Antelope, l6 days from Guada.
loupe for Boston, the crew very sickly.
Schooner Baltimore, Prentice II days
from Point Pesre, Quad.
Lett schooner Edward, Parrot, of Balti.
more, and number OF others belonging
principally TO th- eastward.
Saw large ship at New Point Com.
fort, supposed bound up. Paased the A.
eous off Patuxens.
Captain Riley of the Newton, spoke
Ragusiaa ship 13 days from New York,
bound to the Mediterranean. On the I'd
October lat. 40, II, long. SO, 70, spoke
brig Hiram, Hudson, from Rhode Island,
for Africa, out days.
Below, briggs Lyon, from Bordeaux
Martha and Mary, from Barbados schr.
Harmony, from New York, and Federal
George from Boston.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-27
NEv.YORK. Apfn Is.

We learn from Mr.. Smith, supercargo
Of the ship John, Jones, from MarseilIes,
that they we're boarded in the. gulpb of
Lyons, by several of Loyd Nelson's squa-
drou. The lieutenant Of one Of the Fri.
gates informed, that the admiraI's ship,
with others, were off Toulon that the
irench heet bad put 10 sea with 5000
troops w gale, but all returned diSmast-
cd except a ~ aud frigate, which had
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-27
BOSTON, April IL.
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

\ very splendid dinner was on Wed
nesday given To commodore PrebIe, at
Coacert-Hall, as testimony of the high
respect and esteem which the gentlemen
of this town entertain of his gallant and
| meriiorious services during his command
| in the Mediterranean. The company, on
| this grateful occasion, was numerous and
highly respectable. Among the number
OF the guests present, were the late presi-
dent of the United States, the hon. John
Adams, his honor lieut.. gov. Robbins,
chief justice Dana, the hon. John O. A
dams, and several officers who served un-
der com. Preble in tie Mediterranean.
The hon. J. .. Jones, esq presided and
Messrs. Samuel Psrkmap, Theodore Ly-
man, and Thomas G. Amory, acted as
! vice presidents.
Alter dinner the following toasts were
given
The president of the u. Sta.es.
2 His excellency gov. STRONG.
Tic .Arlerican navy /: Its efficient pro-
| teetion Of our rights, against the civilized
as well as the barbarous.
The memory If Somers, Wadszvorih, Is
rael, and their brave comtianions Self de.
voted victims to patriotism, their glory is
precious to their country.
Lieutenant Decatur and the heroes
who fell before Tripoli, may public graft
| tude consecrate their memories.
! 6 The shin Of STATE: Though Ameri-
cans differ in the calm of peace, when
The storm of war comes, may the enemy
Ind them united al their quarters.
Oar country Most extensively re-
lated TO Old Ocean, may it never be def
Gent in family pride.
Tribute 10 merit I: MAY the United
Sfates never pay any other.
6 cambridge and his cahffUc comhani-
ons Sympathy for their misfortunes,
= vengeance Tor their sufferings.
r, 10 Un.on of all harties in modes of de-
: renee; Ships for the deep, and gun boats
for shoal water.
. II The founder Of our 7cooder 7yaN, I.
:. May h's fame be as dear to his country.
!. men as their honor and best interests are
to his heart.
!. ~ Oar constitution /: The only re.
n naming temples ofrepublican liberty.
I'll Is DISTINCTION MAY his ex-
a ample and pFecepts reign in the councils
q OF our country.
ID IN iHde'endeni Judiciary: The hes,
safeguard of republican freedom.
II IS agriculture May il feel and ar.
= knowledge its relationship TO the navv
le the fair +; Their smile OF spproba.
ton warns the seaman's heart and n.rvs.
!, his arm.
n Previous to his retiring, commodors
d Prcble gave the following toast
n The town IF BosfOn /: May wealth am
: happiness reward the industry and enter
e prize Of its respectable inhabitants,
: After his retiring, the following toas
, was given and drank with applause
EDWARD PREBLE, our hero before 7yi
! foi May the laursls he has gained il
the Old World, be long the pride of tn
New.
A number of appropriate voIuntee
toasts and excellent songs concluded tn
day, much to the satisfaction of the com
pa0y.
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let them live, they must die Of course, and
we are free 10 better ourselves the sooner.
This, l am determined, shall not keep me
from the city one moment;S s.
"For when my transi,ory spouse unkind. }
Shllldie and leave his wosful wife behind. :
I'll take the mex, good Christian lean hnd.'O
You need not laugh at this confessions mo
it is frank one for viii venture TO oet
YOU dish OF my best Tyson, il has been
made by many an honest wife before me-
Won may possibly think, also, that II can
ha M EASY task for widow, with children,
toset a husband, where there is at all times
% many charming young girls who are
seldom disposed to be creel bur you may
dismiss such belief as soon as IT is con-
ceived, for DO positively assert, that
:. There swims n, goose so grey but, soon or late,
She finds some homes, gander for her mate"
II now only remains for me to assure
you, that we are firmly resolved upon GO
ing to town as soon as possible, and that
shall be very glad TO have as much OF your
there as you can cheat your old
dad out of.
Believe me yours,
FLIRTILLA LEDGER.
Madame Firtilla is, most certainly, a
liquorish dame; and, whatever we may
think Of her principles, we cannot refuse
her a smile for her candor. don't know
much about " confessions" whether open
or secret, of your city wives, MIR. Editor
but if Mrs. Flirtilla will search our counfrt
through, she will hardly find one " homes
wife," but wouid freely risk the proposed
bet that such a confession" was neve,
made in her hearing. Inever like to hea,
any thing against the opposite sex from
any person, but lose all patience wher
they traduce one another.
Your most devoted servant,
]. PLAlNWORTHY.
Washington county.
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Five Hamburg mails arc due.
GREENocK, March a.

0hEENUIhi MarCh q.
The arrival of the Rochefort squadron
at Bresi, is said 10 have received some con-
hrmation, by the accounts from our SQUAD.
ron OF observations off that port, which
state the number of the ehemy's aeet, 10
ascertainc' TO have been considerably en-
creased Of late.