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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-07-03
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I" There is ;lone mare eVa,ftt1 tban H>g@ixgton."
The whole forming more emhematicaI tribute to
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ed to the public.
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From A CORRESPONDENT.

FROM A CORRESPONDENT.
While we are in state of supineness with
respect to preparations for the CELE.
! BRATfON OF THE BIRTHDAY
of our Freedom, we are we'll pleased to
hear that Mr.. Maginnis intends making a
display of his multifarious talents and
from the appropriate selections he has made
tor that evenings amusements, we antici-
pate a noble disinterested love Of country,
will be excited in the breasts of the worthy
sons and fair daughters of Columbia. who
may have the pleasure of witnessing the re-
presentation. An AMERICAN.
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pashy which nature has implanted in the
human breast. Thepoem begins:

human breast. The poem begins:
Der the dim glen when autumn's dewy ray
Sheds the mid latre CT retiring day,
While tcarac the breeze with whipping mmmur
flows
To hymn IT'S dirge at evenings placid clofe:
When awfal Glcnce tolds hes fulIen reign, ss@
And moonlight fpafkles on the dinpled main
Or through (ome ancient loli.ary tower,
4 Mlports 10 6 ihadows at the midnight hour:
Whence aows the charm tAeie hal!ow'd fcenes
impaft,
To warm the fancy and effect the hearth
I Why fsclls The bseaI. alive at ey'ry pore,
+ With thfobs. unknown, s.lh pains unf,lt be.
iefe
Why tarns the realefs glance On ey'ry file
,, 10 grateful gloom, or melancholy pride
Touch'dty quick Dmpal9y's myaeriou. fprire,
|. Thoughts ATTY ipilits % many circles wing.
Cnthe flee nerves ib.preis trembling Thrill.
! And move obedient to the wakeiyl will.
Till memory trains in quick .ucceIion rife,
And round RETIREMENT blend harmonic dives.
Another observation of the poet is, that
social scenes are incapable of .afor9ing con.
ISOLATION 70 the heart in the unfortunate in.
cideuts of life, in disappointment, sorrow,
and despair
The lovely Maid, Whole native virtues How
Chaae, as the airy web Of prinslels Gnow.
fin fad hour, tie prey of treach'rous toll,
Her r:a.d honor fall Tome plucder's fpoil,
H,w vain the hope TO hide from public fame
Her deep contrtion and ingenious flnanic
Where're fhe turns, The circIed crime prevails
In fmies reproactes, and in fneen ai1ails,
And. like fome troubled ghof, in thin dif. uife,
The pointed inful. meetssher downcalt eyes,
in vain may eioquence in mercy plead
To lParc the peilon, yet deteR the deed,
Uogenerous cenfnre dooms to deadlier woe
The wretch who iufer'd, than who dealt the.
blow.
| Poor wand'fing outcaR, though with arrowy
fway,
Embitter'd memory haunt the fatal day,
When life's bright viGons with pollution aeJ,
And virtue ickea'd with the tears fhe fhed /:
| No more re,urn'd the fenes Of fcftive mir,h,
! Whenyou and fancy cheer'd the focia hearth,
Or rript with truant fseps the yerdant heath
To watch the fur beam, as il blulh'd in death !;
Yet ihall meek SoGtaae, with temp'fate fway,
Gid the deep hsde, and light the cIoGng day,
Lull the keen Pangs, thy bleeding breaa that
And hallow <ranfpots, life can ne'er reaore.
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49,. ittssa days. There are
a.test , ls.ss uov eraizins OF ms
*, e the 9Th Of January last,
pa the , nlg'' all /. Mry, from Grenade
brig o.. was wrecked on the south
L 's,bs Isle disable. lne capt. p ~
q . g after landing the ps0p.s ,s -.
' nj Morriss house, w w IS. ms, ,asy
'podly treated remained ,l u 'as . nail
NJ sasp . =, At Lunenoarg on the
'u =. twelve puashs0ns offaa were
s.slsl from shs wreck.
q e,,,,,soa5eat at Neuv-1ork, n1asr
$ s@ Il Ss,wday moan, rvrites 70 us as
t'p'''' (PML True dmerican.
...;,s,, This morning., schooner Doll
Williams. Of NIiddletown. in II days
10 :, KITS. June %, spoke schooner
B. sa; Is is hours from Alexandria for
csn,ain w. infarms, that 4 days
y; .,. = his sailing a Hamburger ship tor
/ '. pbomas touched there, the captain OF
H.. 100 leagues to the eastward OF bar
Zls.. had fallen in with British feet
!, u Of the line, under Admiral BIC.
E,,a. q pursuis Of the Toulon hees.--
H. v1 had reached St. Kits, OF .heir arrl-
4 : 4 Rarbadoes /; but the British islands
E;.slmbargosd, it was found difficult to
,,Io correct information. Captain w.
\. ,b,t rhe British homeward merchant
!, saa sailed from St. Kits, without
&nFoy.
sn,s,ate Of the United States IF Anierica.
\ ST. PEfsRsBuRG, lst January, 1905.
b,
4 A. there is a probability that very RI.
srou, quarantine regulations will be a..
bp.sa by this government, in consequence
\ the extension Of the yellow fever to va.
bus Of the ports of Europe, in order TO
<ticipa.s them, conceive it highly ne
Sssary, that cur vessels 10 general bound
tie Baltic, s particularly those destined
\ the ports of Russia, be provided with the
5ul documents declaratory of the state of
3 health of the district Of the United
|Ass from which they clear, and IN the
|ens Of their touching at other places,
eyious to their entering the Baltic, that
BY procure there from the like astesta-
Pas, or otherwise very injurious deten-
bns may result.
||fssS Tor the information Of the mer-
lants Of the United States.
have the honor to be, very respectfully,
Sir,
s0ur most obedient servant,
/ LEVE1r HARRIS.
MuHlESsERG, esqr. COL
Hector Of the Customs Of the
Por Of Philadelphia.
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Notice IS hereby giuen,
To the Stockholders Of the Bank Of

To the Stockholders of the Bank Of
Alexandra,
>HAT dividend Of 4 per cent. on the ca
s. / pisal flock of faid Bank for the half ear,
ending this day, is declared, and will be ready
to be paid to then, or their representatives, on
Friday next the 5th infant.
By orae, q, fbr Pre,fdsuf and Di'fas,s,
GURBEN CHAPLIN, Gather.
July ,. 3w3taw
p. s. The Bank Of Alexandria will De fhut
on the 4ih of July. Notes, falling due on that
day, are TO be paid on the Sd.
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PHlLADELpHlA, luLY 3, 1895.
Rolygrabhlek Painting.

HIS art, e. long kept eeree and ereluGvely prac-
i tiled by the Polygraphick Society in London, .
now in the peeon OF Citizen of the United States
lately arrived from Europe who proposs to execute
by iubferption. hundred copies fsom an original
Allegorical Painting 81 tie Shakespeare Gallery Nep-
York, by permiilion Of the Proprietor: being
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-12


Willing t. pet c,,eex 20 tse eaasefs abufcs De-
curing in the cole on OF the duties on Imports and
Exports, well of The quarter tho Colonial pro-
duee-Coniid-rrg i, neeedary put iiop to the es-
porraton of the fpeeies Of tie Hand and that is
eSprdent to nlia the fraudulent fpeculators and
ranigrehors IN Office, paniihnient equal to their
Grimes.
Deere, fo'lorc,
In. Every veile detected in oppoii,:on to the laws
OF expectation importation, fha with its cargo be
contiieated to the uie of the haze
2d. Any y-fel fuirected of frauds, iippor,ed by
the armed force of the place, called upon by the adj
minrator, AFFIXED By the directors of the cuiton,s,
examination, Of which procefs verbal fhall be
drawn up, and dLpatched to the miniaer Of the FL
nances! ..
Sd. Every director of the cuaons, where vef-
lei ihall be detected in any fraud, either in the
duties OF import export. mall be difpofIefed OF
his rights and treated with the u,moG rigorr OF
the law.
18th. Every patented depoftor is bound to iuiiify,
before the administrator of the place. before the vrl
lei conIisned to him, fhal have quilted tine har-
oour, the amount of the cargo in merchandise /;
the ipeee, when paid for the cargo and which could
not be converted into merchandise iha,l he depofi,ed
IN the treaiury an acknowledgement of the amount
to be delivered by the Eiid Administrator, payable
in produce Of the Hand, to the order of the
bearer.
5th The patented houfes Of depniit ilnal be bound
10 Proauce' IN iuppors Of the manifeloes of the
freishts produced by the directors of the cuGons,
their permits 10. Ge, which hall be depofted in the
oiiice Of the administrator.
9th. Every veRel, 81 hours after her arrival H,all
be bound to declare whether her cargo is to be fold in
the pert, or whether he means to make fail or an
o;her port.
7th. Every individual, who fhall be convicted
oil having purehafed any article, without ex-
tf'ng good and efficient permit, ihail undergo
Tx months imprisonment, and his property conir-
Gated. ..
sth. Every bearer of permit. dpofe of their ec-
eet', are bound tn depoft them with the adminn.a-
tor oil the domans-and new permits to be delivered
to him. aPpertang the and quantity of the e-
iecis i'll his poieHion.
All Haitians IF whatever rank or poIeiIion, con-
vieted OF having fold any produce, without having
previouy assied the duties on their properties fal
be crniinay profecu,ed
(fhc Ian article relates to the proprietors duties
| on their hrms)
| 1905.
DESSALINES.
BY the Emperor,
JosrE CHANLArrE, sec'y General.
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NORFOLK, Nov. :.

Yesterday arrived in Hampton Roads, the u.
States trisa,e Congrefs, Captain Decatur, 40
DAYS from Tansiers.--Mr. WYNN the purfer,
with whom we converted, informs, that DR.. Dl,
us, our Corinl, with an 1nbaGador and fi,it
from the Boy OF Tuns, are on board-that the
Co?Rs1iafian is now under the command of Capt.
SfeE00rt, and had failed three days before the
Congreis for the United States--that the Els.
was commanded by Capt. Camb5eN-and that
the adams was daily expected a: Gibraltar,
bound home-Mr. W. fays, a coppered nip
rom Nanz in 20 days, anchored in Hampton
Roads rs he was coming to town. Herald.
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REMOVAL.

, UsSELL s. WALLACE 6a4s removed 10
~ the Rore -forn1eri, occupied by Mr.. Frn-,
i1o1ey, q0keTe tbev bazie far /;s,e General lis.
sortaaest Of GROCERIES. dig
Loaf and R-ozvn Sugar,
Real CQgniac Rrandy.
WeR India 6Hl Wezo- England RIM,
Holland Gin, Hbi,Gev.
S5erry aad a'aga HTne,
d9oLaBet, PARTS, OIL
Square and Flat Iron,
cnf and pl7ia TnmbIrrs6 v th.. Rrnev,
foMng Prion end M,3er;al Tea,
-fllsm, SAT- Pefre and Pimfr,o,
Indigo, Black Psbter,
Lease and Sack Sait,
Bate, By the fr.4m ant reiaN.
n tsGy barrels PtfIadeist;a 39rt,y.--r,,4 4yit
re'Fi5' PER tbf Ir5oo"rr Rie5mo71 Pa-k.t. 6ue
excellent P5il0d,iob:a berr MI or-yb:sb ds.s
7oiH dib2f IF ct n woder7is Prize.
". b. II fs1o bGtea bo,yt far sale o3b'y as
H1'ze' No7rm5sr 10. ~
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: Judge Ma-hall.

In the nip William Penn which arrived I,
Hampton Roads on the 4,h infant. came p,r.
tenSer FULWAR SK!pWTTH, FGu. conn,i
general for ne u. s. at Paris. who ,,.,cbeI
this city ON Friday night. He is on his y,v.o
Warrington, charged with Important COM
rnunleations to the government. On tn. f.b.
lect OF orr relations with Soai, and her a,,7
France. Mr.. Skipwi'h has hitherto preryvrl
itudicd and prudent filence. The ly,,rfn,,-
papers indeed prefume to CAV, tho' witl,ont any
authority from Mr.. S. that "no hope ofan nc.
COMMUNICATION of our differences with that ma
ton now rernauso
Were we difpofrd to cxrreis our own ooin.
ion on iuhject 70 completely wrapt ~, in tb,.
maZes of diplomacy, it would be, that very
little progre.s has tecn made in the rec,ciation
at Madrid iince MIR. Monroe left that civ. as
no rini'ter Pienipotentiary has tesn there free
his departure that the feat of Diplomatic X III
has been in al probability transferred to paris 4.
that the original grounds Of TIE ncgccisf;on
nave been altered by new propofitiors, apftha.
1t would not be a fuhie9 of great fnrprirs To
us, 1t the ceiiion of the F1oidn5, had hren
thrown into the MATS of propofiions.
With refpe6 to the rrof,e6t nf peace o. war
between the late combined powers and Fra,cr.
M. Skipwith only remarks that the Adrian
minIter was in Paris when he left Il, (ooth Sea-
tember); that an army oftwo hundred, tl,or<,r 4
treHchmen were ahout to take their hatiou on
me Rllne under Ger. Bertbie- rs clice cf the
ran, IRON which it was iuprofrd the emperor
himielf would take command: If war vas the ic-
tne. That MefiiDa was in Italy witt. another
'mmenie army, ready 70 proceed irfantly upou
declaration Of war: But that even under theie
circumstances there was great dout; as 10 war
with the emperor of Germnny
Mr. Skpwith has been polite enough 70 nre-
tent ne with Ale of the Paris MnnteEr fror,
the IT to the 10th of Sept. which are not 60
late by eight days as thoir received a, Norfolk.
nry contain, however, f",ne general facts of
comfortable interef. few of which yve n, n,
attempt to bave trann1tcd for cur next paper.
Among other meafures of The government, we
oblerve fenatus-confn.tum for adopting the
Gregorian Calendar on the 1T of Ian. 1900
The rea!ons for this innovation are detailed ut
coniiderable length in the fpeech of the orators
of the government.
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he aa Of compt6nis. Il tt be afri,e,i "a 1
'eli:fat tbot d,1y, that fich rsrecaution wou',
have hcen the ufel.f work OF t,,pererov ion
ecauie there was expici, ciG:yow,l of L.
rs right thereto in the converiiica, hy ieveral
d'isinsuiihsd members cf tfat hoiv AMI among
< tiers by The very able eentcnan,~ who after
wards az purchaicr under MIR. F. negotiated
the compromife.
Mr.. Eoane recaptulated his arr urcn,s.
lie hal endeavoared to i'ow that the i:nei:;,
Idea of quit-rent nun be exploded, hecaufi.
according 10 that idea ;he,e was'po i,ich thing
IN this country: that the only alternative was
then to refort to the pssuia. and iee;auf;s,e ex-
pohtion that bpth taefe slIi,uila.e the rent
before the court, with the aq. rent PAYABLE OF,
lands and that of courft the rent in quctiion
was de.troyed by the legislature in COM
mon with the es. rent, when they aholifl,es, all
" ieryile, feudal and perpetual rents"
Having made fevera. additional remarks, he
concluded with giving :. as his opinion that HE
judgment IF the diitria coart WAS rigkt and
ought to BE-. affirmed.
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An article has appeared under the head of
New-fork, Eating that tie Briih had landed
| 500 troops at Cape Nichola Mole, for the
pnrpoe of retaining poGeiiion of that place.
We are authorized to hatc, that this report is
not founded in fia. Our informant left the
Mole about three weeks Gnce, at which period
nothing of the kind had taken place, nor was
there any Britii! naval force in that quarter.
Tbe TINet.
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CONSULATE OF SPAIN.

C6erLHOn, lef5 JIM, 1905
The Confn of his Catholic Maieny, informs the
merchants and traders within his coniuar urirditfon,
thar the importation Of dry goods (mulins excepted
Flour and o'her provlions, permitted at Porto
k'eH; and that the ninsl documents will be granted
at tins Office, for v-iels bound TO ftid port.
The duties payable on Dry goods are 10 per conf
and on provisi0rs per with liberty to export
the prodnee OF the !and paying five per cent.
DIEGO MORPHY.
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g. b, canqnlrer.
RICHMOND. 1915 MoYEMBER.

We owe no apology to our readers for ponponino
other original matter, make way for the follow
ing report OF 4 r,of intereang decifon given lat
lhurlday in the Court of Appeals. To the polite
neis OF Mt Call are we indebted for the uf of the
notes. which he took on that occa!ion: No ioub,
an ampler aatement will appear in his valuable re-
port OF cafes bur the following nun iufce for the
columns Of our paper.
COURT OF APPEALS.
tPreieps Judges--Lyons Fleming, Darlington,
koane Judge Tucker did net Il, on the cafe, being
the proprietor of a lot in Winchefer)
JAMES NJ MARSHALL, Appellant.
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PUBLIC SALE,

Viii ne fold at public au.qon on Thuri:'ay the 14tn
inittnt.
Nit HOUSE and LOT oocpniei by Mr.. fo,,n
Irnonard, adjoining tie brick buildings la,e,y
erected by Mr.. JOHN Pend'eton-the te. ms Gf fall.
will be IN so days, ( in lco days. in leo DAYS.
aud the remaining in . months NegotatIe noit,
with satisfactory endo iers will be required of fhs
purchafer.
November ~. ids
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TO BE SOLD,

TO BE SOLD,
At Warren, in Albemarle county, on the 1Oth OF
December next
nNE hundred prime NEGROES, cbnfi1iny Of
~ Men, Women, Boys and Girls A credit Of
one, two and three years will be allowed ,ron rho
Purehaiers giving bond add approved fecurty. On
account Of the length Of credit more than ordinary az
tenuon will be paid to the Gecurity that will he re.
qured.
WILSON CARY NICHOLAS.
Warner, November e. ids
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BALTIMORE. Noren,bar s.

a commercial gentleman CT this city, potely f..
vored the editor, ysAerlay With the G7@sne Poff7.,
Crnzreisic n Haiti, 6 'oe 18th September and the
81 Oe.ober, from winch the following Drc,ee Is
rranilastd.
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7ac,lArso yoR mr. AHER1cAT.
1NtprRtAI. DFcnFR.

TAcoJEs T7;ff, Emperor Of Hai'i, and Corr,ar-
DR. in cliiF cf.he AFary, by the &c Of CID and
Contributions Law Of ;he S:Ite.
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PUBLIC SALE.

on lrelday the l7th day of December next, will he
offered Tor iale TO the higher bidder, at the late
aweinng ho''eo t Col William peaehey, deceafed
in Richmond county
q ~ the NEGROES beloupiug tn fad enate, con-
1 n fitting Of Men, Women. Bows and Girls. RI.
iale will Commence 1T IL O'Clock, and terms or fae
made known on the day off1le.
JOHN NICHOLSON, adm.
Nov. ~. rpl6D
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pHILhDELPHIa, November 6

On sa:urdayth fire. ferries OF actions which
we hin'ed at as impending were d-poii,ed in,tbe
iherifI's office cf this tlitritt-rhey are at the
tuit ot TLon'0t N'Kcan, and are feyerally apainlt
the following perfons-
Matthew LAWYER. EGu.
Thomas Leiper, Efq.
Dr. NJ. Leib.
MY. Jacob Mitchell, late member of the
Rate Legislature.
VIM. Duane, printer.
The verify OF the fat which had been 70 ,ono
rnmoured, we came 10 know yeferday, the Gle.
mi potteiy executed the writ in perf5n--What
the tpecihc grounds of thefe writs are, we are
yet 10 learn; report faya that the ftveral au-
thentlcated addre6ts to the public prior 70 the
late election form the BATS Of thcfe PROHIBITIONS.
fuch As the 1ddrefs of the members of the Iecif.
lttnre which Mr.. Mitchell is profecmted for
hCnIng as Jecrei0rv-the addre1cs of the eo1fr-
res OF the diRritt, TO which the names of MIR.
J'eiper, DIR. Leib, and w. Duane, were fIb-
icribed-What is the ground of prof.cution A.
Sainit our late worthy and refpcHed MAYOR, we
have not heard, but rs Mr.. Dallas threatened 10
make al example of him, we fuppofe that there
are retourc~s N the common law TO enable him
to attempt Ionrtbing, az much rs 20 fay who
dare oppofe me---Huzza for the 10000 volumes
and the $4,000 geefe and ignordmunes
aurora.
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Exfraa ofG litter f-o.a Mof,v, ~. Proz,idsy,e,
d0fed lGfb OToder.
GAN American vsFtls, bound to enemies
ports, with 4 cargo not The produce of the u.
States, will be liable to confic.ation."
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GRAND LODGE OF VIRGINIA.

- THs Grand Lodge Of Virginia viii meet
IN TIE M7ion's Hall in this CITY, a: O'Clock in
nc evening Of Monday the 9th day OF Decem-
Der rext.
r. u. EtzsvbyJona, C.S.
Mo-. l2. e
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NE Subloriber rurPofes prataifng the Law in
z al the Courts holden IL the city Of Richmond ;
'f0 in the Comfy Courts NJ King William and Han
>ver wherein any buinels conlided 70 him, inall
mGet with prompt attention
ANDREW STEVENSON.
Nov. 10 A.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-12

The Cambrian captured on Saturday off tn
Hook 4 brig from Martinique, for Nrw.York.
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Battle Tynae--His Danifh Maieify's Confu,
for the Middle States OF North America purfn-
ant to his directions received, gives further no.
tce 70 ihe concerted, that every veHcl trading
from the United States to any port in the Baltic
has location for Bill OF Health, ifIued bv the
competent authorities and certified by the Con-
Hil or Vicc-Conful in due form, if they will not
undergo quarantine Of longer or !,orter dura-
tion according - circumstances, and that an a
greemeut has tecn entered into hetveen the
powers of Denmark. Sweden, Rullia, and Pruf-
fla, that IN cafe no Ccni;i or Agent of their own
nation retidrs az the place of the departure of
the hip, the certificate ihall be valid If liCned
BY the Confnl or Vice-Confu Of any other of
the above named powers.
7. F. ECKARD.
ph;i,icIDL;, On y, ,cce
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-12
Dsn,rnic Jnsr.,igrnsc.
NEw-YORK, November 4.

A gentleman from Point Petre, informs us
t';akwben the Bri;iih f:ieate Cambrian cap.ur-
CT the French privateer Matilda, rs of her men
were pnt on board the fchooner Flying Fin.
bound for Bermuda, and arrived at St. Georges
in fafety on the 2dof October; on which d,y,
whiiit the crew were below, the French prifon-
ers faftenea down the matches upon them, and
f,icceeded in carrying the fchcorer into Gauda-
lonDe rnder Eng.iia colours. This enterprise
was ,fettcd a;swo o'clock in hcaftcruoon, and
in 60 quiet manner as TO excite no alarm in the
minds of the people on fliorr, who witue.ied
her departure without fufpicon.
Mercantile 1fd1,.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-12

Capt. Greene, Of the brig Franklin, informs
US tina, the Birth frigate Canibran captured off
tie Hook, on Friday afternoon, the ihp James
and William, of Portitnon,h, N. III. from the
llr OF France, for New York. IL.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-12

The PRECEDENT of the United States has ifIiued
his ex-quator recognizing George Hammvkin,
.Eiq. his Daniih Majeey's ConfnI for the ports
OF the State Of New-Ycrk, New -Hamplhire,
Manachuie.ts, Rhode-i:and and Connecticut.
H.