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ed by or neglected on account Of an} sup.
posed meanncss in his employ ment, he
would be sought out ADD even courted by
all ranks OF men. 8. He should stand oe-
fore kings; ne should moi stand before
mean men" He should be the first In
council, tile 6rsti 10 the field, and the first in
tne nearcs 81 his connrymen. 9s
Aud as agriculture is the NEST excellent,
so Il is nc most aneteht Of ali arts. Even
IN the begln1llng OF the world, as soon as
man was. created, nc was PUT into the gar.
cenof Eden, TO IS dress and TO keep ~;
tromswnlcn l isplatn that a ilfe OF INDUS
try and labor, Is aol inconsistent even with
ferfeet happiness. .s
10 creek the growth off thorns and this
ties" which tic earph, andcr It's original
curse, spontaneously Yields, and to assist in
bringing to-matufity tle various products
ons of,pants ana aoBarg committed 20 It's
bosom, is the employmsnt OF tue husband
man. .G!iffIsx
s Delightful taxi TO rear che render plant,
" And lee the lPrlngipg blade begin to Iho5t."
pity the poor besoued creature, who
faacies thas happiness IS only 70 be found
IN ldleneSsGl pl,y the poor ignorant wretch
VINO thinks mama. LABOR degrading TO him.
:, idleness," says Solo non, 8 saail clothe
a man 10 rags; bat ne taat. tfleth ms laad
shall have pientyo bread.
Ancient Rome, ~ the zenith of her pros.
Perlty and glory, boosted not OF abter stats.
men or generals, than were fond among
lhe culuvatorS Of loe soil. Her best sol.
diers and her best legislators, came from
the pIouBh among her yeoma'lf5 was found
the man who alone could guide her conn-.
cIls 70 safety and her arales TO victory.
In our Jw6 free aad happy land agrIcul--
ture is held in high estlmatiuon and Is ra
pidy improving. 10 mention no other,
Washington the glory of America was a
farmer. The fields and orchards of Mount
Vernon bear witness, that their illustrous
possessor, was HE friend and promoter Of
agriculture. Happy for Us that an art SD
congenia has been SO highly encouraged s.
PATRONAGE.
fhe farmer il is confessed is compelled
to /" bear th= barth6n and heat OF the day.
But he is probably more than compensated
for this, BY the great share OF contentment,
health and independence, which are exclu-
sivelv his lot.
{" For him the earth thoufand daintes brings,
g For him health guihes from thousand iprings
s. Winds blow to fan him, funs light him rife;
his foottool earth this canopy the kics.
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COMM ERCIAL.

' y a letter from lMr. Williams, dat
l9adoa, AHg. %, to a gentleman in
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One Hunislred Dollars Reward.
Ran away from the iublcriber on
tic nsat Of fre I'd inaant, two negr, fellows,
GERARD = PETER,

TIC DiguL o. EIt@ "a lhNd'll tHp fGSit Io'iGW5B
GERARD = PETER,
Gerard IS aoout q years old, 5teet 10 or II
inches hIgh, cotnpiexon not very dark, la veryS
taick bps, noops III his walk is IemaTkable knock
nnec'd, his ahcies very large AMI have the ap.
pearace OF being much iwooicn, be lsby trade
bisck .imth ard vey active az spy othrr work.
PETER is about the fame age, a
bout fix feet nigh, complexion ia the hglt, long
woo, walks ycry erect. IS very fp-ciuus fellow,
AID viii, no douos, PATS himlet as rec man--tlls
clothes they wore and carried # are not known,
but it is iuppoled they will appear in better than
negroes generally GO, as they leii all their COM
mon clothes at home. Ii found out of rhe ilatc
the above reward viii be given, il found in the
fate Forty Dollars, and if IN the county wen,
ty, or half ios either.
WIN ALEXANDER,
Prince WiA'am e0xny, Rfrgiaia.
November
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Captain Cox, who arrived yesterday
ION Bermuda, formshedu US with the fol-
bEng account of an exploit of singular
ltdress and enterprize, A government
SaoOOer Of "A guns completely fitted and
Fmlsloned for q cruise of six months was
4ag 10 the port Of ST. Georges. On ac.
count OF some elrcanstance 1t became ne.
'essary to put the master Of a French pri-
Vacer and is Of his men on board the schr.
asy We're confined inlrons, and corpo-
ale guard was put over them. The Off.
Us OF the schoonerwers mostly OF shore,
al tue lieutenant commanding dined on
A0re The master of the pr1vateerl took
gs p2portanltv 10 overpower the guard &
Nv men on board, whom he confined be
Nv and then dressing himself IN the uni-
%a OF the heeteaant, and Disgusting his
asn, De got the schooner under way, and
PISSED the batteries without interruption,
@d giving ,h4ee cheers when nc turned the
F,int on, of reach Of the guns, he proceed
= = NNioCs WIFI q Stt FtiSS NCaSGA ttA"t1
\ pS d.lost, and one more completely ht-
led Ihe situation Of the harbor, on ac-
cunt Of the number of forts and cannon
p0lOted in different parts of the harbor,
~ tae difficulty of the navigation of the
9snIel IN some pieces not more than two
@adfed feet wide, rendered this hazar-
oOs undertaking in open day. The
Fneh'nau owes we understand his success
%@e strict discipline OF the guard having
R'ge Of piece of cannon at one OF the
~fn posts. Onp person only had disco.
lsd the Frenctmen in this business, who
say with all speed TO the guard and told
sl 'ne circumstance, requesting themto
: and alarm The forts below, but this the
Ss'f1 refused, alledgiug that they were or.
s'sd never to FIRE, but by the orders ofthe
%sMandaut; before thecommandant could
@und the Frenchman was clear of the
! [NoyoA Paper.]
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'sr,r1Igrla Dltlo ADVERTISER.
TUESDAY, NoyEMBEa $.

,,,,ri.d on Sunday last at Georgetown
Ma Rev NJ 54yres VI fota Gtasby
g ,,n,. iowa d d,ss Aargaret ~ LaAgghlln:
Georgetown.
g.,. biO portland, tos.n:rly Of Bottom, Cap
.'d.Ihn. IS iaii % nave been cur oF At the
S..,lE Il4,ds, ia tae Pacific Ocean. fnc &c.
es,s lappofei . have noaptiei ABOUT Is
U .,b, 6ncs. In. Portland LETT Basasia nearly
j.. years ago, When the Datch government,
.D,oF claims on the nip, wrhed 70 detain her.
p.,,sIn N.hn, projected 10 the lie OF France,
40. OF Go3t II pc, aai then gati5d roaad
=. lora, aud t3acnr at the Fri.nity liIads.
rsa the boats landing, the natives iddden-
, fixed her wth the crew, an then got
,a,giaa Of the ihp. 1t is conjettared thar no
..ln on board was fpared oy The lat.ses, fave a
u,I,y man, who WAS ieen on1.he illands by
a. ghl1h fl,le1 from Manila under American
,,nars. THIS hip lott DER boat's crew there,
"A cane nea3 be ng captured by the ilandeTswho
nsd. adsipelase attempt againt her. Ihc as
,,ot Of the lois OF the Portland is given OH IN
!, S,ty Ut roe Malay woman. Veilels touch
;oo Il aay of the ia lnds in the great Southern
0:an, ought 10 DC Always on their guard agalna
i. deGgas oof the natives.
We are informed snat Seamen were
yesterday impressed from the British ship
Hamilton, white lying At quarautlne in this
barooar, oy aa Officer from the sloop Of war
|FS,eL-B this right
[Ghar!eston Courier.
Capt. White from St. Jaso, informs that
a few DAYS before he sailed, a new Ballot
more sehooaer was brought in by capt.
Hughes, Of Philadelphia, whicn he hid
pIckc up at;sea nearly full of water bat
Thlch by great exertion, he succeeded in
s:aids into port. On pumping her num-
srof sugur holes were found bored IN her
5ition--lhIs led 70 a Suspicion that all was
not fair; aud hercaptan who had previous
J arrived at st. Jago, was arrested. On
nqulry it appeared tnathe sailed from Bal
luors WIN an assorted cargo of Dry
Gods, great part of WHEN helanded at
aye port near ST. Jago--thc day after put
uagto sea again The water gained upon
htn,o FAST, oy adviceof the captain, the
crew deserted the vessel, supposbg her in
|ssinkag state, took TO their boat and arrive
ed at ST. Jago. The crim,n4llty of the
cap ain was established beyond'doubt His
name is johns.
TIU91
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November :
C III E E S E.

LANDING,
From the A,oa PACKET, Cap;lin NgwcoMs
Spermacati TRAINED Oil, Of nice
quality, for lamps.
Mould and dipped Tallow Candles.
A quantity = cheefc.
A few boxes GaEpowaer.
Young Hyfnn and Hyfon kin Teas.
Boxes Lemons, and pipes ut Wine, "a
FOR SALE, BY
John G. Laid.
November s.
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Mechanic Relief Society.

~g~HE Members Of the above fociety will
/ plcsfe TO obfe've, that itascd meeting
will be held at HoDcKIN's tavern, on WE'D
NESDAY th2 OF November al o'clock in
the evening.
7no. Y. Thomas, Sec'y.
Nov. S.
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u,,risd on Sunday last at Gsorge-towa
Rev. W. 54yres VI. foaa Jtas5y
,,.,, ,,sa d HISS Aargaret u LaAghlin.
George
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-03
TRIBUTE OF INSPECT TO Z
CAN MoDORE .PREDLE..

sumptuous entertainment, was pre-
pared on Saturday last, at Mrs. Hardy s
Hotel, in compliment to this distinguish
ed hero.
Thomas Filzsimons, Esq. and General
Francis Gurney,were requested to preside
Tbs day was passed in the most pleas
ing hilarity--and every demonstration OF
esteem and attachment. which the occasi
on called for, was cordially given, and
gratefully returned.
The following Toasts were drank:
l. The United States,
Q. The state Of Pennsylvania.
3. The President of the United States.
4. The memory Of Washing on-spo,-
less, splendid and immortal.
The Navy of the Uaisel Sta,es---an
infant Hercules, the boast and bulwark OF
our couatry.
6. The Army Of the United States
brave, disciplined and patriotic.
z. The memory of the heroes and pa
Iriots of The American revolution.
8. The constitution Of Pennsylvania
respected and uninpaired.
9. Our Fair Country Women--,heir
happiness our Object, their smiles our re.
ward.
10. The memory of Gen. Hamilton.
IL. The Senate Of the Uniled States
may its deliberations ALWAYS correspond
to the justice and dignity of its late judici-
al proceedings.
10. The Judiciary OF the United States
-~-wise. virtuous aud independent.
i3 The memory of oug gallant officers
and seamen, who have fallen in the Tri.
politan war.
"a. The agriculture. commerce and
manufactures ofthe United States.
Is. The progress Of science and reli
gion.
Is. A speedy release, and happy return
to NJ brave tars, prisoners in Tripoli.
IL Ourgallant guest--he reaps CRATE
full reward OF his honorable services, in the
esteem and affection of bis country.
By Counofore PRgBLs.
The city Of Philadelphia, and its COM
mercisl interests.
By me PrcAdeHf.
May the gslantry Of our brave defend.
ers, siwaYs receive its bes, reward--the
appreciation Of their fellow citizens.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-03

powers, & an aboTsise cffor! made 10 control
them. The records ofthc house of rep,e-
sensatives exhibit daily proofs of the A.
base of judicial power. Your tables are
groaning under the weight of petitions
praying redress from the abuse ofpowerby
Judges aud nagis,raies--all which we APP
prehend demonstrate radical error in
the fundamental principles of the esta.
bIishment of the Judiciary department.
were their respective officers periodically
brought TO the tribunal Of an election, or
appointment, as in some OF our sister
states, We huub,y conceive these evils
would b. obviated I'VE perceive with pain.
men holding Offices by tenure so in1e-
pendent, daily abusing their power with
impnni,y, and 50 shielded by the present
Constitution az TO set the people at
defiance. This evil therefore we ap-
pr-hend imperiously calls for redress.
Your re .nonstranis also conceive that
the various complaints reiterated from
every quarter OF the state, of the delays
of Justice, and PRAYERS for a refprm OF the
Judiciary system, can alone be efficiently
redres-ed by revision and amendmen,
OF that part Of our constitution, * simp.i-
tication of court proceedings, SO comhiex,
frof.s and crfcrsi5e, as has obtained un-
der that instrument we are further con-
| firmed In this opinion when we consider
that your remonstrants, with numbers of
our fellow citizens, have from year to year
addressed you to amend the present Judi
CARY system so as to procure and insure to
] us Justice without SAFE, denial or delay
we have seen you earnestly endesvoring
to comply with orr wishes, and as often
seen your honest and ingenious efforts
prove abortive we believe, in consequences
| of the root Of the evil lying SO deep as not
to be reached by any Legislative act--that
your hand~ have been tied by the consti-
tuition. We would further respectfully
represent that il appears to us that this is
a prcpitious season TO remedy those evils
when the principles oil repubIicapism
are predominant, when the Irritation and
rancor, of party spirit scarcely exist. when
peace and tranquility at home and abroad,
| 'nyiie 10 calm, fcan7at and al hassi,ns,e
lnyesi,g ,lion.
Dcepiv Impressed with these views,
we coniii=a ly hope that you will take such
! measures 10 call coavsstion TO revise and
a'neod those parts of The constitution to
which we have alluded, as you in your
/ wisdom may deem proper and expedi-
ent.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-03
NEW-ORLEANS, Feb. =.

a I.
On Saturday, last arrived in this CITY
DR.. Hunter, whnw appointed by the
President of the United States. conformity
with Mr.. Dunbar OF Na,chez, 10 explore
the Ouachi,ta river and its borders, on his
return from his tour. These gentlemen
have completed the object of their missi-
on, aud have procured materials for an acA
curste chart of the river, and the imme-
date country it passes through. The
Doctor gives fattering account of the
country, generally, through which he pas.
sed. lie found great variety Of soil
and silaaiion-sometimes low Rat coun-
try, whose whole surface is overfiown by
the river in the wet season-sometime
high and elegant. and at others broken,
and rolIing-but generally fertile aud ca
pable o. the highest cultivation. He as
cended the river about FIVE hundred miles,
and ioand It uniformly gentle ana beauti-
iui (the velocity OF the current not being
more than half mile an ho,r) from so
to 100 yards in width, and capable OF be-
ing navigated with boats (~i.h but few OBJ
structions, which are eas,.y renoyedJ as
high as the Little Missouri, a distance Of
$50 miles. The doctor, who is a chymiss
and mineralogist, found few obieGls worth
notice--Iron could not be found in sutfi-
cicat quantity to justify th- ersciing fur
mace, and no other mineral Of sufficient
consequence to be named Coal was found
; al places, but not in abundance, and of
very inferior quality.
| The country abounds in salt springs,
some OF which are of equal strength with
the water OF the ocean. lie visited the
famous medicinal, or hot springs OF Qua
chitta, and found them aHarigs, the grca.
test natural curiosi,es in abe country
! They issue from Hill or m ountain, ofup.
wards of 400 feet in height and near 100
from its base and on immersing the ther-
mome,er, it rose in some to Il 80, and in
others 10 $50 degrees, Earenheit |; the sur
lace OF the ground For some distance round,
IS so warm, as t. be felt by the feet in
! walking over it, and snow melts Oh it i'm
m-iately as It falls. 1'heidoS.or is of OPT
mon that they possess extraordinary me-
dical virtues
] From the information we obtained from
DR.. liuater, and orother gentlemen who
have visited the Ouachi,ta country, we
are induced 10 believe, that there are bur
few parts of Louisiana that hold OIL. grea-
ter temptations to emgrants. Situa ed
on fine river /; variety Of soil; eligible
situations; a pure saIubrious atmosphere, Sc
mild temperate climate these are adyan-
tages OF which few parts Of the world can
buast.
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TO IOHN M Al q q f.

pc san nt rfsiirg .oif5in RE Commonwealth Of
H'S'aia. and barisg no inorn agsu, or attorney
rberein-
TAKE NOTICE. tha, by yirrue of a conn
mssioa issuing cu Of rhe court Of chanc.rv
tor The d's'ritt Of Rich nond in suit depending
m 'he SAID court wherein an, plaintiff and YOU
a edetendani. The deposirons Of John Gray John
Woodson and Chapman Stewari and sunA~v o.
theF-vrnesses will be taken ar the shop Of Ma
thanirl DandTidge. near his dwelling house, in
the county of Hanover. on hetwen,ie'h day of
March next. and that If Necessary, the said conf
mission viii be adjourned over to The 2ist & cd
days OF thar month the deposi,icns so TO be ta-
ken to be read in evidence in he said case
JOHN HARRIS.
FEB Z, 1905. Sc
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-03
BALTIMORE, March 2o.

A person, answering the description of
Isaiah Martin, for whose apprehension
three hundred dollars rev ard are offered
under the Winchester head in this days
American, was yesterday apprehendrd
through the vigilance of our police, and
taken before Judge Dorsey, by whom he
was examined. lie has acknowledged
Thar he had been taken in custody and
made his escape, but denies having commit
ted the crime of which he stands charged
He has been safely lodged 10 Baltimore
county Jail for further hearing.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-03
PHILADELPHIA, Ma7c6 81.

To the Senate and House Of RcJ1resenfatiyes
ofthe Commonwealth Of Penrsgfcauia m
General Assembiy met, me Petition and re.
Donsfrancr Of the sa5scri6ers, eihzens o,
The said commonwealth,
REsPEcTFuLLr REPRESENTS,
TEAT, in the science Of government,
as well as IN every other human art, or
invention, experience is the best critcri-
on by which to test its principles and its
uiiliiy--that however beautiful and inge-
nous IN theory cuy system of govern.
ment may be, if in the practice IL is found
inadequate 10 The design for which u was
intended, u is jus, and rational from time
60 sifne, as occasion may require, TO alter
eoo amend the same. Until it shall have
a',a'oed every degree OF perfection of
winch Il may be capable. We hold
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-03

THE NAVY has issued d-aers for II. Z.
quipnent of TEN GUN BOATS To leave
the U. States, SO as to join Our squadron
IN the Mediterranean about the Isl Of Ju-
ly. Owing to the vioient gales of wind
that usually prevail on the coast Of Tri-
poll before the month OF Joiy, gun boats
cannot be used TO advantage, or even with
safety before that period.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-03
wAsHINGTON CI1Y, March ~.

Having received from Commodore Pre-.
bic, information that the Neepoliisp go
vernmenl cannot possibly spare TO commo-
dore Barron. any Of their gan boats for the
ensuing summer, the SECRETARY OF
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-01
LONDON, November Q.

The following is copy Of the note which was rr.-
ieutcd by Mr.. IlcSion 10 the Of Berlin -efpe-
ing the icandalous leizure Of Sir G. Runbold The
note delivered 70 the different courts abroad il an
pears, varied according to their reflective reis;ion,
ss.th the Gesn4nic empire.
His majeAy has received the account Of IN urlex-
arupcd III OF o'-nce committed nj Hanlburg so.inG
thi pcr!on o. 81 Geo Run.5o,i, his ruilter 4. that
pace, .gao o c'b,y leizsd "a MS own houfe in the
NJ ,ht o. the 2jth Of October. b. deta. hn,snt Of
French folders and carried off, together with the pa
Pers helonei-5 20 his nilion.
Alter lie repeated proofs which he eonduct Of the
french government hes given, Of al utter contempt
au deh ncs o! every obligation Of the law oil ns,ions
is m'ic'tr cHn feel no frPfze at the perpetr4tiou
even of ip-a ~ Outrage this upon the territory Of
weak and defencrIei5 Rate; bot his maiety owes it
no, only TO hia'c! aud the reipe9able and unfor
tu ne city, Whole rights orc "a Immediately attack
ed, bur his relations with the re1 Of Europe AID e
the dignity Of every power which has fil the inoIna
ton and the Of pTeicrvi1g its Independence
iee no time in entering lis iolemn protea agana f
afrociofs en- sggrc!lion.
off any thug could render fuch proceeding NOR
infGlGrg aud alarming, il would be the cxplanatio
which hiss majcty understands 10 have bsen given r
!, ~ the french redent at Hamburg ;-nannely, tina
took place in conf queHte Of orders given By III
Trilef Of police az Paris, - the commander of t
French fores in Hanover.
"Es1.ajsi!y tflils, that there will not be found
power upon The continent which can remain inl, Alb
TO the cDnfcqusnces Of mcclure which in rs prime
pie and example not only neraces every court vhic
may at any ,ime fa within tie reach Of French arm
hut which ubveriiye at once Of the laered fights
neutral territory, ofthe accuhomed inercourfe betwee
Independents Rates. and Of the privileges Of Pablo mis-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-01
HAMBURGER, October 80.

No further accounts which can be relied ON,
have been received here refp;6ine FIR GEORGE
kumhold. 1t is reported, howeyer, that after
his papers were examined ty Bonaparte at
Hanover, he was conveyed to Paris Several
ouettions were put to BIN, it is fd, by 3 rna-
d"tte, but he declined giving any anfwer. AZ
ter tie french troops had embaiked him here,
their mufc kept pl7yng as thew dronued down
the Elbe. The RuiIian miriRer NJ. Foresn,ao.
and the Swedfb charge d'sfTairgs, have declaT-
ed that they confder thcmfelves no LONGER fsfe
III this city. Trey have accordingly ft,.t cou.
rIcrs to their respective courts, regucfting per.
milton to depart.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-01
sTHLT uETIs

iTHLT, UCT. is
=, III is confirmed, that ftveral Binops and o.
Iners IN the tate OF the Church, as Vitrrbo,
Ferma, and MAGENTA have preEented 2 cet;tion
to the Pope, for the rcforation Of the Ord &c
the Jeiuits in the Ecclefaaical States; but his
Holnefs has yet returned no anf,ver.
The Auit-ian garrifons in the places on the
AdrIatIc, have lately been reinforced.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-01
DnIiieGir SntsIIigence.
E*fraa 9fa letter f'om the G,srreargo of tbe
brig MNrr, 1cbn CHie,. MATER, from Min
ga, bonnd TO PbiLadeib5ia. datsd
4" Halifax. Tn0 I

ga, 6ot17d 10 Pbiladeib5ia, dated
RaHfax, ian. 1, 1905.
q" we put in here in dih1efs the Goth nIt ~
ter being out sc days from Malaga, and about
40 OF which time, between this and the Grand
Bank we have been upon very foort alIor,arce
ror lone time, fay about 40 days-The ON ult
came to An allowance of one pint ofwater per.
day, and the laft of our meat we boiled on
Nhr'hmas day, which was about pound per
man. and we have not had fire in the can1boofs
FOR days before, all tie meat fbaf qvas ear
7va5 eat razV, as we were entirety ont of wood.
and nothing but continual gales and fouzlls
iince 'Ve left Malaga. The vsGel is confder1.
bly, wrecked, carried away the rnan-top-lail =
yard, tPruug two leaks, and were out of ali our
running rigging and mot part of the fsile.-
The mate and one man hck, the man WAS hnrt
by taking in the fore-top- fail am afraid we
Dali be forced To- dfcharge the cargo here.
as we have been knocked down twice on onr
beam ends and ibifted part OF the carzo-If ia
uncertain how long we lhall be detained here's
We learn, by our laf accounts from the
Cape OF Good Hope, that "a Witt was expeHed
from the Enghih, and every preparation had
oeen made TOR refolUte defence Of the plsce.
X. @. Van Pdlanen, Rfq. formerly the Ba,avi.
an mniterto the United States, reGded in the
town, and acted as Governor. Gov J4ufens.
was employed in making the necefary military
arrangements. News had been received ths,
Poolo Pnang, in the Straits Of Malacca. haI
| surrendered to the Dutch fore Is under admiral
/ Hartiink, and that fevera Britiii Eaf India,nsn
had been taken there.-CN Z. Pail
|
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