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NETWORK, October 7.

A letter is received in town this morning,
dated London the 18th of Auguf, mentioning,
that in confeqpence or 4 remembrance to the
Britifh Government, by Mr.. Munroe, the A
mericaD Minifer, that Government had fnE
pended their late order for the Detection of A.
merican veiiels bound to an enemies port with
the produce of the enemies Colonies, for
THREE MONTHS,--at the end of which time
they were determined rigidlyto enforce the or.
der. p
The prefident called fpecial meeting of the
heads of departments on the morning Of the 4th
infant, fuppofed to take into confederation GER
tain tranfaetions of foreign nations, preparato-
ry to the meeting Of congrefs. aurora.
Mr.. Munroe has laid before the Britifh 90
vernmeut ftrong protea agaiDlt the depreda-
tory orders of the Britifh cabinet council, and
the oppreflion to which our ports and our com
merce are expofed by the navy of that nation.
IL.
The fchooner st. Michael, from Baltimore,
bound 10 Jamaica. with cargo Of dry goods,
was captured aud fent into Barracoa about the
18th init. The order Of Gen. Ferrand, to the
privateers commiiiiored by him, are to capture
all American vefels, having on board dry goods
to the value Of more than one hundred dollars,
which are bound to either an Englifh or Spauiih
port, where thole articles are not permitted TO
ao eutry--and on this principle the st. Michael
will undoubtedly be condemned.
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MOREAU g BOWApA R7g.

In one of our late EngIifl, papers we find the
following, which rs extracted from Pamphlet,
written by an Englilh gentleman juf efcaped
from France.
Moreau's behaviour was diftinguifhed by
mild and manly comp"fure. A General his
friend, who bowed to him in the face of the
court when he appeared with the group of the
accuied IN the 6tuatiop allotted to them (each
IN the care of a gendsrme or baiifT foIaer, fit
ting at his fde,) was banifhed from Paris next
day.
I" BonapaYte, as well as the inhabitants of
Paris, were weary ofthe length of the trial and
at the end OF two weeks, he peremptorily or
dered It TO be inilhed. The public mind was
III agitation; and the people, who generally take
no intereit in any public act unlefs accompanied
FACES of the palace of juftice, anxious for the
fate Of Moreau. At very late hour, on the
iat night of the trial, the iatentiont of govern
ment were not known for it could hardly be
called the deeifon of Court Of Juftice.
When the moment of fentence approach
ed, Fouche, the minifer Of the police, and
Money, the general of Cendarmerie, of Paris,
gained admttaBce to Bonaparte in bis clofet,
anxious for his fate, or rather for their own Ell.
Their as entapgled in his train, or as inftrumeuts
OF his tyrsnEc rule. Should the fentence on
Moreau produce any public connection, they
knew that this mutt be fatal to their maClcr and
TO his fyitem.
+" The Judges, believing that Moreau was to
die, frhteDced him to death, and difcSitclsed
notice of their deci6on TO p ,naparte for his 4 o.
probation. Foucbe and Money decIa,ed 20
him, that be was loit If MOresu was condemn.
ed 10 die as the foId,4 rs in the BARRACKS over
which Money had commanded, had fiown de.
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4 letter of thanks from the American naval ol{:s
Gers lately prifoncrs in Trpoli, for your humane
and friendly attention to them during their
captivity. The fentiments they have exprefIed
be aifured are but faint fhadows of their feel
inss yoar kindnsfs 10 deeply reyifered in the
heart OF every individual Of them, aud no time
viii ever efface the remembrance of Il.
Ithall not attempt 10 convey to you iuit idea
OF my own feelings for your difintereRet friend
thP' and the ritk which you have run to ferve
rsy1etf and fellow fuffcrers, as words would be
inadequate to the talk but believe me to be
truly imprefed with the gratitude which your
kindnefs merits, and that il will be one OF my
greateR Pleafures to hear of your happinefs.
am, dear Cir,
with hncere efeem,
your friend,
and obedent fervent,
VIM. BAINBRIDGs.
Nicholas C.. Nss0Sn, efq. Tripoh.
U. 5: 6jgate PrsGdent, Bay Ell
Gibraltar, a7tb July 1905.
The Officers Of the late u. States fri
gate Philadelphia, lately prifoncrs in Tripoli,
have received from Nicholas G. NiiTen, efo. his
Danilh' majefy's conful at that Regency, the
mott humane and friendly attention during their
captivity IN that place and being defirous to
exPrefs their grateful enfe of his benevolent fer
- ""'S "6'eeu 10 prcitht 10 MIN an u X ".
with proper emblem have therefore to re-
quet your goodness to take upon you the COM
milton Of having iuitable one made in London,
and delivered to his Danifh majeRy's minifter
retding at the court of St. James 6, accompani-
ed by the letter herea enclofed. I feel conf
dent Fir that you will readily comply with my
requeft and alto execute the trouble attending
It, particularly as itis to convey to our friend
mark of gratitude for his attention.
! have the honor to be,
with efterm and refpeef,
your NOT obedient fervant,
Nm. Bain6ridse.
JOIN m 8 Sr G;Sr,,, edq. e0nfal for the
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cided igns Of difcortent; and Foucke knew
from his multitude OF fpics, what were the fen
timents Of the people. It was feritAls and
trembling rnoneat for them all. Bo,sparte
yielded to the opinion which their dread ot tei'
own fituation had given them courage to 70 eak
out and he fent and fsnified to the Judne,
(who were then waiting for orders) that they
mutt reviie the fenteuce. -
/" They then fuppoftd that they were to &C.
gait Moreau, and accordingly pafIsd featence
of not guilty; and again dispatched a mefieuger
to the ! huilleries, that they might be fure not
to mift>ke what was expected Of them, but a.
hove all. not to difpleafe the man whole diff.
plcafhre is followed nv banifhment and death.
&c The miniRer and the general ftill waited in
the clofet Of Bonaparte, and now AGAIN remon.
ftrated To this eeta -" Your fate is fealed {;
for II this verdia is fufferpd to be made public,
the folders and the people will bear about the
acquitted general in triumph"
&C A third time the fentence was fent back to
be new modelled and thrice did the Judges
pats different verdict in one evening, on the
devoted head of Moreau. before they found one
which, tempering the ufurper's defign of de-
ffroyina the general with his fears for his own
immediate fate awakened by the opinions of his
uncalled councillors, on this dangerous criiis, J
it was Judged expedient to aa upon.
When at laft the fentence was made public,
the people were happy at its comparative lenity,
FER few expected that Bonaparte would relax
The fear Of renewal of thofe general and pub
lie feenes of laughter, which might have enfiled
had Moreau been brought out to fuffer, were
predominant in their minds and they gladly
accepted any compromife for prefent tranquil
ty., -
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LEXINGTON (K.) Sept. IT.

Exfraa Of letter from gtrfiemea at LoniDRs, 10 bi,
Jyie7d at ibis Pisee, lated Sept. 14fb, 1905.
The managers Of the Kentucky Canal Compa-
ny, convened at this place Monday Ian on Tuef.
day they examined the ground on the North.ide Of
the river, and on "wednesday that on the South Eide
as well as the rapids; and have unanimously deoIar.
ed, that the furvey and explanations made by Mr..
Brooks, are correct and that in their opinion, "a
nal TOR the purPofes IF navigation and water work,
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FROM THE LONDON ORACLE.
EXAMINATYOW OF n GREAT MANS
COOK M/fTD.

Before proceed further, muh inform you, that
am an honeft body, born Of honet parents, who,
feeling was girl Of fire parts had me ioarucfed in
the arts ofreadng and writing; but tbefe accomplish
msnts were not of much ufe to me, for being from
my infancy, extremely fond Of dy1fiap, went as
kitchen maid to neighbouring gentleman, under
man cook. who was mighty civil to me, and hnifh-
ed me in the culinary way. Indeed Fir, | cannot e.
ven now think Of Afeajser Regst without my blood
boiling in my body like broth in SO,,idge-bof, for
notwithstanding all his attention. he in very 1bort
time foripok for Molly H1aae, the laundry. 1fad
who 7cgSedout all his affection for me- 7urHap pro-
mie of marriage from him, /oi5td him in her arms,
and left me completely in the fuds was determin-
edto remain no logger under the fame roof with this
mOel-fa,fie, and therefore hired mylef as cook 70
Scotch Nobleman, Whole enemies you, FIR, have been
long in the habit Of rosapa and, allure you,
cook ever fpitted liroin for better mater. Nov
you are apprifed who am, permit TO relate how
ungenteey have been treated by parcel of fellows
who, taking advantage ofmy Lords being from home,
came our houfe and knocked little fnesking dou-
bic knock at the door upon my opening il they
afked me If I were the cook and being answered
that was, they faid il was their win 70 have lt,e
private Conversation with me. As thtre were kns'
sea-t hstine bodies among them, invited them TOTO
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BOSTON, Oaober 4.
lord WILSON'S FLEET.

LURU NHLSONS FLEET
WE have ieen Ie.ter from an officer of Lord
NELSON'S feet, dated Aug. IL, in lat. ~, so ION.
10. The feet had proceeded from Gibysty
off Cad7s, where freih inaruaions were received,
and Lord Mellon made the fgnal Deer for Bar,ry-
Bay-w-hieh covrfe the feei was purfuing, when
bgate spoke with the Admiral, who, in confequerce
OF the reformation received, determined to put into
port m FSgA9nd whittier he was proceeding. Il
was conjeGtured that Lord NELSON would f,ft MS
nag TO rhe Sap,rb and remain Mort time in port
u,ieis The Brea 8eet ihould efeape from their har-
benr. Palladium.
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
WALTER JONES, Major in the Second 1e-
gion of the Militia of the Diftrict of Columbia.
ROBERT YOUNG, Major in the fame Legion.
WILLIAM ALLEN DAINGERFIfLD, Captain
of Cavalry in the fame Legion.
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WILMINGTON, oaober $. 1905.
ELAWARE ELECTION.

For Representative to Congress, in the
place Of James A. Bayard, Efq. removed to the
Senate.
JAMES M. BaooM. Efq. the fsdrral enndi-
date. has been elected by majority of ses
votes. ~.
The democratic candidate was David Hall,
Efq. the fame, who years fince, became Co
vernon Of this State. by majority of ls votes,
Aliens and non-refidents incluiive.
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y. S. Nip Prefdent,

DEAR SIR,
In behalf of myfelf and officers, have to re.
queit your acceptance of an URN, which ac-
companies this letter as pledge Of our grateful
fente of your humane and grateful attention to
US while captives in Tripoli (Barbary.) We
tender you this pledge not for the nominal
value, but as laftine monument of our craft.
tude for your benevelence, and with it our beit
wiihes for your hcalt, and happinefs.
] am. dear If,
With firere efteem, and reflect.
Your n,ot obd't. ferv't.
:. VIM. CAMBRIDGE.
NICHOLAS G. NIssN, Efq. ~,
His Dsnifi MJefys Con-
full, Tripoh. )
SIR,
You will obIige m, by giving in your paper.
place to the enclofed letter.-The perfon
whom the crew of thePhiladelphiar eleafed from
bondage was Neapolitan, and one of the dri-
vers over them and who no doubt would have
renamed forever a captive, had it not been for
the generohty of thofs American Tars.
Tan respectfully,
Your obedient fervant,
VIM. BAINBRIDGE.
Major Jackfon, Philadelphia.
Sra, :.
Iinclofe you letter received from the crew
or the United States late frigate Philadelphia.
you are directed to comply with their very lau-
dable reqneft, and make the charges refpefiy
ly againft them.
Yours.
VIM. CAMBRIDGE.
KEITH SPENCE, Efq. Puner.
Pyiiou Tr;boE yum. q
SIR,
g. A twelvemonth ago, number of the fl1ip's
company propofed a plan for the relief of one OF
the Neapolitans, who, as far as was in his DOW.
er, ihowed our people many kindnefies, it was
dropped for that time our emancipation moi
admitting of doubt we have again returned the
fame laudable undertaking, and find the majo.
rity Of the fhip's company happy to have it in
their power to contribute 70 elIentially TO the
happinefs of a fellow-creature; upwards ofthret
hnDdred dollars have been fubfcribed for tina,
purpofe, and it now, Sir, refts with you, whe.
ther the bufinefs fhall be complicated or not, by
advancing the money; each fuhfcrber is willing
to give all the fecurity requfite for the REIN.
bnrfement of the cafh---as the time is but fhor,
you will ooligc us by tending an anfwer as foor
as pofiible, we earneftly hope that it may be ia.
vourable, and that our poor fellow fufferer fhal
not be left to fuffer the bitter pangs of difap.
pointment.
With our beit wilhes for your health and hap
pinefs, we remain, yours, &c.
STEPHEN Howell, ! in behalf of thu
HENRY JOHNSON, fiibfcribers and
JAMES FREISE, per lift annex.
JOHN SMITH, ed.
To Captain WIN. BAIssRIpcE, R6a.
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DOVER, (Del.) October s.

Died on Thurfeday evening laR, in this town,
after ihert but painful nefs of eight; days, the
honorable William >ki2en, efquire, late chancellor
Among the many virtues, of which he was pof
fshed. his temperance and benevolenee were emf.
nently great.
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BOSTON. epe g

,,e.., BOSTON. 8ept. 50. a. &. -.
Her BSifje Deps3tdfien, "A letter from Mr.. Bar.
nard ,SuPsresrso Of the nip Indus Of thh POI, GA
Batavia and the te Of France dated at HaIsr, 10th
September, informs Of his Being captured BY the
frigase Cambrian. within 2s ieagues Of Burmudas,
on the 10Th Of Auguft, and the mate with all the
people taken from the nip. Our fhip IS libeAed,
iayshe. but have not yet put in my claim, as
triai cannot take place for fome time. I do not
know but they will Condemn my property, il they
do. they will rob me ofmy all. There has been
condemned here the nip Am0erdam Packet, Capt.
Smith, OF Philadelphia. She went from Philadelphia
to Aniterdam. and there discharged her cargo, pur
ehafed another of Dutch goods, and failed for Bata-
VIA where lhe fold that and purehafed return
cargo,
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Dover, Anggh l4.-Yeaerday the Robert, of
and from Baltimore, came in here. This veffei
is to convey back to America the Lady of Je-
rome Bonaparte, whole return to Dover is daily
expected.
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tmsy e. efea- d d the IsdsFs3ar 4, mn ,,t..a
one third II pot 9scSrh the fuu, tbat !, VII, =.
aas: s % me e ; :Er e,sss -
law Incorporating the Indiana Comp,nv ,.S;sh t".
underitood were at the printing Office. buto, A.,
Fneaton. tney were informed by the pr;ns~rS tia,
ne was directed by that company not ~, fff.r [, CO.
Ply TO De taken, or even the law To be read nv anx
except shoie Immediately concerned. A fufpicions
early on Thurf,ay morning, great anx;etr IA,
ca IN the minds of thofe interefted in the Ii,;,r,
company whether It is occaGoned BY the informant;
on they have received, that the manager. nte,d n,
pubhfh Mr. Brooks notes. which diiier n,ateriallv
nom ther Representations or from fome other caufc
cannot determine they have had feveral meet;nc.
ince the arrival of the managers bur their nroast
ings are kept profound fecret az their law h il
iaid that one OF their company will fet OUT for ,he
Atlantic States next week. for the p,rpoe il is prn-
babe, ofdPofng of ihares, before the opinion of tb
managers OF the Kentucky Company is pubifhed;
isr there can be no doubt that the intention of thi,
company, is to get in'n their poffeinn, large 6nms
OF money and property, for the purpo!es of fp~cua
ton; as they have acknowledged that their. pr;nr;
pal Object is Bank and Commercial houfe, and tba,
they have no intention of opening canal, for. anv
otner PurPoie than water works. What ADVANTAGE.
e Mn accrue to the company from Bank, you can ca
MY form an opinion, when you are informed ,ha.
there are not fifty houfes in Clarkefyille aud T..
ionve together and that there does not circulate in
porn places, one day with another, one hundred dol
lars IN caih nor do think the tuat;on any better
calculated for commercial purpofes''
On the iubjea of the propofed canals round IN.
.a'ls OF oho' the above extract will give fome ir-
formation In addition to which, we can inform
our readers, the following Gentlemen are the d;ree
ors, OF managers OF the Indiana Company. WHY fuch
myitery has been obferved by that COMPANY, is.
perhaps alnbea that will excite the attention Of the
public Whit Col. Burr was in Lexington, we
are informed, that he poitvey denied being in any
wife concerned '
>, Ma"Hger,-Geni. Clarke, Geul Dayton, GenI.
Hovey Col. Burr, Col. M G. Clarke. Ma; crono"
han, Maj Harrifon, DR. Stevens. Mr.. John Brown.
Mr.. Samuel Vance. MIR. Davis Floyd, and Mr.. saml.
Gwathmey. =. :
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IFpoH, m Barbaty, sd June, i8O5.
DEAR SIR,
lido myfelf the honor Of enclohng you
Not content with administering, by every exer-
ton, to the perfona comfort of our captive officer,
and ieamen, the folictude OF this mof excellent man
was extended 90 the cultivation and improvement 81
their nnds--feeeaing from well chofen library
which he had taken to Trpoli, fueh books as would
ehheS amue or inftrua, il was his eonaaut practice
20 carry them to the priion, aud to replace them
they were wanted.
This intereaing fast was communicated to the Ed.
itor by captain cambridge
IL would be worthy the n,uni6cenee Of great ma
tIou to mark its ienfs Of fueh dtinguihed excellence
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Shar'otte smith has recently amufed herfelf by
omPoing various pieces of Poetry intended for the
nfrpcfion OF young perfons of both fexes The fol-
owing beautiful fable is equally moral and ingenious
THE HOUSE ROSE,
An early rofe borne from her genial bower
Met the fond homage of admiring eyes,
oAnd while young zephyr, fann'd the lovely flower
Nature and Art commended for the prize.
Exulting Nature cried, made thee fair,
Twas that nnrfsd thy tender binds IN dew.
l gave thee fragrance to perfume the air,
And ftole from Beanty's cheek her blufhipp hue
Vainly faftdious novelty affects
Ger Alpine heights, and untrod wids TO roam.
From rocks and fvanaps her foreign plants collects
And brings the rare but fcentlefs treaiure home.
Midi Arts Fictitious children let them be
In iickiy Hate by names pedantic known,
True Tafe's unbiafTed eye fbalI turn to thee
And Love and Beauty mark thee for their own
Ceafe, Goddess, ceafe, indignant Art replied.
And ere yon triumph, know that bn, for me
This beautious objea Of our mutual pride
Had been no other than vulgar tree.
fnatchd her from her tardy rnotter's arms.
Where fun beams fcoreh and piercing tenpeas
blow
On my warm bofon, nuried her ;nfast harms.
Pruned the wild fhoot, and trained the ftrae.
Cling bough.
"a'Nieu HS 'e'utr GUS ana from her fhade
Drew each ntrrdinp weed with anxious care
Nor let the curling blight her leaves invade,
Nor worm nor noxious infea harbour there.
AT length, the Beauty's oveleR bloom appears,
And ART from Fame hall win the promif' boon.
While wayward Arr;', fn,i'ine through her tears,
Decks her far treles with the wreaths of June.
Then, jealous Nature, yield the palm to me,
To me thy pride its early triumph owes
Though fsy rude Workmanship produced the tree
Twas Education formed the perfect rofe!
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Many have been the fevere fatres, pubhed in the
London papers againft Lord Melville for his late
difhonourable peculatioHs of the Britih Treaftry
He has been laid upon a repentant fiek bed; his.
putrid earcafe has been anatorniled his laR will
and teaament has been publihed and he has been
Represented in every ridiculous attitude, which the
ingenuity Of his political fatyriGs able to de-
wife. The following humorous productions feems
de6gned to turn the laugh upon his enemies, By,
exhibiting the committee of the boufe Of com.
mons appointed tocollea teamony againft him, in
an equally ludierous and ridiculous point Of view.3
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The number of citizens capable of bearing arms in
Penniylvania, (between Is and 45) is now about
l6oooo-at the lar embodying they amounted on.
ly to So.O0o-the augmentation is more than double
in the effective arength of the aa,e.--Arro,s.
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near the COAT oethe, aiand. Both Of them hav.
ing learned the language of the FLANDERS, and a.
dopted their manners, will, doubtlrfs, furnifh
many curious particulars relative to- stbofc IL.
lands, which are hut little known. NJ. Krufen
fern was preparing to Gail for Japan, to convey
thither NJ. d. RaiannoH, who is tn relide there
in the quality of AmoaGador Extraordinary of
the Emperor of Rufia.
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we have been informed days the Knoxville pa
zette) and no doubt may be entertained Of tbe eor-
reetnefs OF the information, that nce the concuio of
the treaty ofPurchafe with the Chckafaw Indians.
the Cherokees have folcited renewal of the treaty
with them, and offered treat for all the land they
hold north of the Tenneee river, except fall iip
deigned to include South Wei Point. 1t is fuppofcd
the conference will be renewed fometime in October,
perhaps at the time the annuity is paid.
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PERTH Asu5e,, sob September, 1905.

thank you to pubifh in your paper-they will
convey lbut feebiy)to my countrymen, the OBJ
LEGATIONS myfeif and feiow-fuferers in captivity,
were under, TO Nicholas c. NifIen, Efo. his
Dani(h majefy's conful to the regency Of Tri.
poll, for his humane and friendly attention in
faa, had we not met with fnch character of
philanthropy, as Mr.. Nihen, our fituation would
have been truly deplorable.
am. respectfully, your obedient fervant,
WIN CAMBRIDGE.
Major VIM. Jackfon, Editor of tbe1
Political RICHTER, Philadelphia.
7ripoG, in Barbayy, Sd June, 1905.
SIR,
WE, Officers Of the United States, late fri
gate Philadelphia, wrecked on the coat of Tri.
poll, to do juftice to our feelings, addrefs this
letter of thanks to you for your kind, humane,
and generous conduct during our captivity in
this place.--The philanthropy which you f,ow-
ed to as at the firft moment of our misfortune,
and YOUR unremitted attention to The end of il
believe US, fir, is deeply imprefIed on our
hearts and we G,all never ceafe to remember
it with the warmef gratitude, and to offer our
prayers to that being who rewards benevolent
deeds for your health and Happiness.
We are, with fentiue us of great
efeen and refpeet,
Yaur mott obedient ferv'ts.
VIM. BAIsBRIpGE, Captain.
David Porter, e
Jacob Jones, 1:
Theodore Hunt, eu'eodnts'
Benjamin Smith,
Wn. S. Ofborne, lieut.. of marines.
John Ridgeiy,- furgeon.
Keith Spence, purfer.
VIM. Knight, falling matter.
Jonathan Cowdry, furgeon's mate.
Nicholas HAYWOOD, do.
Benjamin +. Read,
James Gibbon,
Daniel p. Pattiop, b..
James Bddle, .
James Renfhaw,
Bernard Henry, : MidHlipmen.
William Cuthbert,
Wallace Wormely,
Simon Smith,
Richard B. Jones,
Robert M. Gamble,
Vim. Anderfon, captains clerk.
To NICHOLAS c. NIssEs, Efq.)
His Danifh majetty's conful,
TripoIi.
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FROM THE PORT FOLIO.

Charlotte Smith has recently amufed herfelf bv
competing various pieces Of Poetry intended for the
nitruetion of young perfons of both fexes The fol-
lowing beautiful fable equally moral and ingenious
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-10-15

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