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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-21
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Declaration of John Evaes, master OF tne
shin. Eliza Of Norfolk, and of Charles
Simmons, Jun. and Edward Louvre, sea-
men belong TO said ship.
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guilt or innocence, that he on III be prnr.e /,
Three oil them aniwering in the affirmative, were
Withdrawn from the paurel The faid John Erie,
then informed by the court, that be had riyhs
to challenge thirtyhve ct the jury, without ihewire
any csuie OF challenge ayanl ,her and as mary ,,,o
as he could thew caule oil challenge agann He Dis,
accordingly challenge perempef;ly thirty fo,r Of the
jury, ard the trial proceeded. In the evening the
court adjourned till the day, Friday the 25,h of
April; when after the diltric attorney had ilate the
principal facts proved by the wneis and had apned
the law to thoe facts thisrepoudent with the concur
renee OF his colleague the iad Richard Peters deliver
ed to the jury the charge contained and expreed in
exhibit marke~ No. 8, herewith fled which he prays
may be taken as part OF this his anlwer.
immediately alter the petit jury had delivered their
verdict, this respondent informed the aid Fries from
the Bench, that if he, any peron fer him. could how
any ega, ground, uiliceut ca;ie 20 AIRED the ;u,e
mens, ample time would be allowed him Cor that pu
poie. But no caule heiug ihewn. icntence Of death
was paued on the iaid Fries, Tueiday the I'd dsv
OF May, 1900, tie Iait day of the term and he was
afterwards pardoned by John Adams then Preiident
of the United Statcs
And this Respondent further ariwerisG faith shat If
the two inances of nlconduet, ira dated in Gunccr
of the general charge contained in the Urn article Of
impeachment, were ales ged We, the Inference
drawn from them, viz. that the fad Fries was rhe-,
by deprived 81 the benefit of council for his defence
10 LAC fTlSS was
OF the benefit of couuial, not by any riicondu9 Of
this Respondent, but by the condu9 and advice of the
above mentioned William Lewis and Alexander Iaures
Dallas, who having been, with their own content az
hgned by the court council for the prioner with
drew from his defence, and adved him to refue other
council when offered to him by the court under pre-
tence that the law had been pre;udgcd, and their Ii
berty Of conducting the defence, according TO their
own judgment, improperly reRriaed by this relpon-
dent; but in reality becaufe they knew the law and
the facts to be aganR them, and the cafe to be def
perate, and fuppoied that their Withdrawing them
ieives under this pretence might excite odiun aeain
the courts might give rife an opinion chat the pr
Toner had not been fairly tried and in the event of
conviction which from their knowledge of the law and
the facts they knew to be amo certain might aid the
Prhoner in an application the PRECEDENT for a par
dom That fUch was the real motive of the aid pri-
oner's council, for deprvirg their client fle-al aic
lance on this trial. this refpondent is fully puruaded,
and expects to make appear, not only from the cir
eunltanees of the cae' but from their frequent
and public declarations.
(To be esntirv-AJ
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FOR S8TP
On a credit of IL mortk. -.

0'0U'' Vi J" Inonth'. at The Raple tsv.r, -, ~,
25th March enfUing % '''
n Certaln traot or parcel Of LAM. t,;,o :, D,
n trick county on Mayo river. cor;s;,;,. fr,
- mere or iei', being that traa lately owned i,
-. ana io'd ~ virtue Of deed Of .ru II,
ofps,r;st % H,pd'P, Pollok & Go. Col Geo. PEN
pprcb.C. ', ,"ew the Lad to sny psrlon di,oedt :,
&C. vii We made The parcaafer on p,vr1er e.
y-undoubtcd iecurty viii be r,sgr.i - ''''
February -. w ONE' ''4"1
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y 1o,uNG MAN, qgbo ay,ftc5 n fgir booy
\ G7a b7f coadn7cd TIRE cLrrkgib ofo Co,,,,.,
LoNf Lor fFrse JrarJ mn, qUjBef 10 e1Soge -, ~,
/H'e "HH'cLf 7Vtb /oNr gentleman IN r., ,.h-.
fonfry-He can Produ1e iej7ia,ouiaI, of ,fr.,
rec req 97'raf5 aTd general gal tondga. III
S !. 1. 70 i@e PaP-bgf.r in IiGaqGyg, ayW
0e elLcnara 10 ""di"7lediatey aaJ5VcrfIS - ''
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SPANISH HIDES.

+ OK OK. SALE, large quantity Of Prime sns,;a
r. =, rides on moderate terms Apply 70 ,bs nh-
icTiOer oppoiite the Poa- Office Richmond
o. ~. 80, MIGAJAH DAYIS.
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Irst-J noies.

IL appears very probable that the 7oulou and
Cadis fleets have actually reached the Wen. In
oies!-l ne advIceS have arrived from Fo man,
various 1ources that they render the fact next n
certain. W
Wbaf qviN be tie efcg ubo,, tbe United S,nt-, ,
This IS an important queffcn.
Ii merits the confederation of every man who
Is nozv concerned in trade to the W. Indies in the
iirit inftance,
1t merits the attention Of tboSe who mail !.
difpofed to trade thither hereafter. -
What probably may be the general -,o,i,ic.t
effect of this enterprise
IL IS interefting to the United States to conf
der what the effect any defperate enternr;ye
may have on the commercial relations. credits
and qSant5 OF Great Britain and further the in.
cidental but necefiary consequences, demand
for our produce for the Wet fndies-and of o,,-
ihips for maintaining commerce with Furope.
The Wet indies, has been to Great Bri.a;,
during the lait century, the main refouree of her
commercial PROPERTY. Mr.. Fox in debate in
the Britifh parliament in the prefent wear ea;-
mated the commerce of the Wet Indies viii
Great Britain, at fourteen millions of pounds frr-
ling. This 1t is to be prefumed mutt have com
pretended both imp'rt5 and exports, and ex-
cluded the colonies of other nations.
AT the beginning of laft century the pnorts
into Great Britain were valued about soo. oco
pounds. The war which commenced in 70,
Immediately reduced them one half, and n H.
peace IN ten years afterwards thev had M, r,c,,-
vered their frf fandard, they were al
6oo,Oool. During the FIVE years of peace that
followed. from 17i8 toITl7, the imports rofe
to J, 100000; the war of i7Is, reduced then,
10 T. 100000 again, and they continued Go de-
precated TO the peace in 1871 and from ) z79
to l75S, an unexampled length of Years, undi(
turbed by wars, they varied little from million
in amount.
During the fluctuations of war and ,e,ce
from 1889 to 1868, there was a like variation.
but on the peace of 1865, the amount of BritiR
imports from the Wtf Indies doubled: and
thenceforward gradually encreafed to three and
a half millions in 1875, when another depref,ion
took place 10 the amount Of one third of tn,
whole. The peace of 1893 again revived The
britiih commerce and RATED it 10 four miIlions.
from which II was depreffed by the efFetls of war
from 1898 to- l795--at the concluGion of The
peace Of SOL, 1t rofe again to- eIeze1 ,y;H;oo,.
Thefe viciIiitudes arifng from war, sre not TO
immediately applicable to the prefent fubiee,
as to the general confederation of the eReets of
qVar upon commerce; and to difcover what NAV
be the consequences of fudden iuterruption or
total deRruetion of the WeR India colonial
commerce.
The exports in 1901 amounted 70 five milf
ons, according TO official authority The round
fun affirmed by MIR. Fox NUT therefore nav,
allowed dimnution for the renewed war W.
mutt therefore take It at that round FUN and
lei u. examine what proportion II bears TO the
asSregate commerce of Great Britain.
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days before his death had an audience Of his Ma
jefty the Emperor, at the ThuilIer;es. The
Emperor infifted upon the performance of fome
movement by the Hotilla, which the Admiral
told him was impracticable. At this the En-
peror became enraged, and like the Macedonian
madman, gave the Admiral Zap in the face.
-Four days after he was dead, People in Paris
qua not hesitate to Fay, he was poifoned but it
- more probable, he died of grief and cbaqr;n.
I. MIR. Robert Patterfon, brother to Mrs. Jerome
bonaparte, had been in Paris the laff winter ).
and had dined with Prince Jofeph (who, by the
oy, IS the bet of the family y but no notice was
taken OF him by any Others of the Imperial
Family. twas reported, that Lucien Bonapar-
te had been arrefed in italy and was then con-
hned in fome cattle in France.
The French Emperor had declared hiu,fe;e
againit allowing American ConfIls to rriide in
the French Colonies.
"Mr: Livingston, am told, means TO addpcs
the gold box, as evidence Of the refpeSt he en-.
joyed at the French Court.-Poor old gentle
man ne little thinks it intended, merely rs
payment FOR the confpiracy letter-and his io,,r.
ney to England. The little Hotfpur, who 90
verns Europe, has too much contempt for every
thing that fmells of Republication, to reward.
or compliment any man who ever breathet, RI.
publican air. Liberty, Equality, Fraternity, and
h1dfuif6iity, once 70 popular in France, have.
become obfoete words; and no veftiye of ther,
IS to be found on the Public Buildings they
once were intended to confecrate, Sic .ronm
gloria mundi. Pt
The late heavy duties on colonial produce.
together with the large quantities at marker.
mad completely ftagnated buiinefs at Nantz i;
Coffee was 4s TO 10 fols, dull sand every Gefcr;r,
ton OF Wee-India produce very heavy; Coffee
now pays SO francs per cwt. duties 10 per cent.
war tax on that makes it 10 ..e cents nearly per
pound" f>'
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CHARLESTON Lima O

Inc ihip Juno, Capt. Malcolm, Sc davs
from Liverpool for Savannah, paiItd the bar
yeiterday. '''
On the LIT June, Capt. Malcolm was boarded
ny an officer from the Brtilh frigate Mercrrg,
iait from Jamaica, who Informed Capt. M. that
ne mad been dIfpatched from the Britiih Gqpa-
uron on Cadiz, with information of II fail of
the line, and frigates having got ont of rouIon
and affected junction with the Spanin, Aeef II
Cadiz. The Mercury after delivering her dc.
Patches was on her return to Europe.
Tie Times.
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MILAN, March 26.

a Courier Extraordinary, arrived this morn
ing from Paris, brought the important news,
that the Confulta of State, united in the Italian
deputation in that capital, has proclaimed Ma
poleon Bonaparte King ofItaly, and erected our
country into an hereditary mosarchy.
April 8.
Order ffbe 5tb Ap,iL--TIis majefty the en-
peror, called to the throne Of Italy by the win
es ofthe nation, will foon arrive amongft us.
The prefence Of his Imperial and Royal nsiefty,
amida bis army Of Italy, ard his acceflion TO
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the throne of Lombardw, are events which re-
call glorious rememhrances, and which exat
the fentments ofthe love, refpeSt, and graft
tude of all the folders of the army. Several of
them have already manifefted to the MARTIAL
commanderin chief, the with Of celebrating this
double event. All defire to give tefiimories
of their refpedful devotion 10 the augmft fove-
reign, who forms the glory and happinefs of the
nation and of the army. The marihal the COM
mander in chief, anxious to crafty the with Of
the army, orders as follows;
Article I. The arrival of his Imperial and
Royal majeRy. and his acceffion to the throne
ofItaly, fhall be celebrated by the erection of
monument. which fliali tranfmit to poiterity the
victories of Napoleon the Great, and the devo-
ton ofthe army to his auguft perfon,
2. This monument ihall be erected on the
plain of Caaiglione, at the expcuce of the army
of Italy.
8. The troops nearef to the place where the
monument is to be erected, fhall furniIh the ne
ceilary workmen. a
4. The firit ftone of the monument ihall be
laid by the MARTIAL the commander in chief, in
prefence of the generaland hyperion officers, who
ihall be aiiembled for that purpofe. The chief
OF the general ftaF thalt be charged with the ex-
ecution of this order,
(Signedl
The MARTIAL of the empire, JOuRDAN,
CoumaVdsr IN ebirfef the army ofItaly.
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TO THE EDITOR OF THE BOSTON cEsTnrt
FROM FIR 5NCE

have juft arrived from Nantz, and en-
brace the firft opportunity to forward YOU file
OF Paris papers, and a few items of Paris news.
Our pahage has not been a Mort one but. pof.
billy, the accounts may be the lateit direa from
France,
When left France, the Toulon feet had
been out 81 days. Their deitination a profound
fecret.
The Paris papers, you will fee. snpo.,ce
the fudden death of Admiral Brujx. Comm,p-
der III Chiefof the Imperial Flotilla II Pouloone
lie bad been TENT for, to Paris, and few
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LONDON. Anril o.

An incorrect copy of Mr.. Pitts letter prefIing an
attendance OF the members of the houfe of commons
this evening, having been circulated, We fubjoin a
faithful copy of the note in qaefion.
SIR,
As buiinefs of the utuoa Importance will come
under the confederation of parliament, diaseiy
after the recefs take the Liberty of earney reque-
ing your attendance on the 25th infant.
] have the honor to be, Sir,
Your mott faithful fervant
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P1ra Lord5 oftse zl,u,,aj, ~

:, In the Houfe of commons, the goth ult. Mr.
Creery rofe for the purpofe Of putting quefti-
ON to his rSjeay's mimRers. Three weeks
mai have elaPfed tomorrow, fnce the relie-
nation OF Lord Melville, and yet no fi,ccefTor
had been appointed. lie wifbed 20 know who
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european 1nteIIigenre.

continuation Of accounts BY the John Morgan
7Vtb London dates 10 Nay n.
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The claims fettled by the American Commit
noners at Paris, and liqudated by the French
board abliihed for that purpofe, were not q.
naIIy admitted by the French fecrrtary. Man
difficulties had arifen between the American MI
niiter and the French Miniffer of Finance on this
,uelect' and IT is doubtful whether the bills 10
ne drawn by the American minifer for the final
liquidation of thofe claims will be frnt for,csrt
until after the return of the Emperor from In.
iy. Mr.. Munroe, our minifter Extraordinary
at Madrid had not left that place the so,h ApriI.
Naily DIR,
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NETWORK. Time

BY the brig Patty, from Bordeaux, French r,n.r.
to the Goth of April received at the ofe of ,be
MERoANrILE ADvERrIsrn, but they afford mo
news. We learn verbally thar the deRination of the
Ioulon heet, which had on beard 1900 men, is
MAKE an attemfs ON the iiand CT Jamaica, aud the
Pariiians poke with confidence of its BEING cor,,,'
led to iurrender. The Brel fleet was comnl,,eiv
manned, and ready for iea. Nc. MONROE rem, n..;
at Madrid, without any very fsngu;ne prof 2 Of
bringing the dhpute between that euu,, and rh. u
ni'ed States to an amcabe concuiion. MT. I;v;n,,-
lion was to fail from Nantes about the ooh of MAJ
IN the mp MiilhpPi for this port The PailIey Is
the Bearer OF dispatches for government.
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MADRID, March %,

Within the fpace of month, feet Of thirty fhipa
OF the line, will be ready to fail from our ports
hould it form ajunefion with the French feet from
Touiop, great events may be expected troops are
attending at Corunna for iecres expedition.
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ENQU IR
RICHMOND. JANUARY %, 1905.
BILL TO PREVENT THE CIRCULATION OF
PRIVATE BANK NOTES.

MIR. Tyler moved to poftpone the confdera-
ton of the bill, until difcufiion had taken
place on the eaablihing of Brauch OF the Vir-
GINA Bank at Wet End. He was authorized
to make certain propoias to the Houfe, which
might be worthy of their attention. He was
authorized by the Stockholders of the Bank of
Potomac II pulehafe Charter for new Bank.
or to give the fate rs great an interelt in il as II
already had in the Virginia Bsnk.-He obltrved.
that the intcref of that part of Virginia, which
les on the Potomac;' required the extenGon of
its banking capital. Alexandria, the great place
Of depoiit and trade, could eaii!y employ more
money, than il already polened. There were
not leis than 100000 barrels of -four annually
exported from Alexandra and on each barrel
the farmerl oh at leaf one dollar. At Baltimore,
the price of the -four was at leaf one dollar
more than It was in Alexandria and from what
cduie5 From the hyperion extent Of banking
capital from the greater facility with which
diicounts may be made, and money obtained
in the one place than in the other. The mere
chants of Alexandria, labouring under this dic
advantage, had formed themielves into = privat
afociation, becaufe the foferinghan of govern
ment had been withdrawn from them. Acx-
andria was within the Dfrict ofColumbia, and
coniequentlY beyond the protection of any of
the ftates and the government of the United
vour, was already pledged to the bank of the
United States, to incorporate no new company,
until its own charter had expired.-The obiec-
ton which fome gentlemen might probably
make to this company, was certainly unfound-
ed. Il could not lniure the interets ofthe Vir-
GINA bank. There was too great di4ancc be-
tween them, for one to BIZ the rival of the other
MIR. He1ning hoped that the bill would nei.
Their be poftponed until they had decided upon
the meaure Of eitabhiug Branch Bank near
Alexandria, nor that it would he poaponed for
a Jingle moment, longer than was necenarv to
carry y thro' the parliamentary forms, and en-
a6t 1t INTO law. The moment he flw the de-
ign of the Bank Of Potomac, he was convinced
that 1t contemplated fraud upon the exiting
aw. II is true, they have NOT ilIued their notes
payable 70 bearer, which was forbidden by the
law Of 1875 but Hi they have made their
notes payable 20 their own Ca1ier, by whom
they are endorfed, and thrown into circulation.
Has not this tyifem the very fame efcq, as the
fFcvlation OF private bank notes9 Cor what is
ne obled OF the preient law? u is to prevent
he circulation Of notes from private perions OF
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January al.

On Wednesday came on in the court OF over
and terminer, then fitting in this city, the long
depending caule between the People of the
State or New-York and DIR. Angels, fora libel
againit one William Z. Sinners, by representing
hIm as an ignorant quack, and as being guilty
of traudnlently frliing fpurions competition
as and for the Four Herb Pills of the defendant;
thereby injurng the good name, fame, aud re-
putation of the faid WIN. l.. Sinners. The
court allowed The ty1p.b 70 be given in evidence;
and upon the tctnlony of three of the moR
Respectable phyhcisns in New-York, the fri
part of the charge was satisfactorily proved
The charge Of faEd not being 20 CLEARLY made
out, the jury returned verdid againh The de-
feRdant, and fined him five dollars. The exa
mlnation of witneiIes in this caufs, ard the
pleafantry of the counfc, on both fides, kept the
court IN iuch convulfions of laughter as were
not reftrained without difficulty. Even the
gravity the bench could not always be pre-
ferved.
Mr.. Martin S. wilkins afIifted the psblic
rrosSCC-or, az.el- Axr. ysrzEssiis.. o. sla-t.7s,
MIR. Robert Bogardus, and Mr.. Silvauus Miller,
were of council for the defendant but nothing
like argument was urged by any of them, the
matter in diicuifion being of too contemplate
nature to be treated ferioully. The council,
therefore, eXcrciied their talent at biting far
calm and bitter irony againft quack-doeors,
9uack- medicines, pills, powders, and Refora-
tive Balfams.- u.
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Nlks. GRERN,s BENEFIT.

~ This Evening will be prefen.sd a ,slalr,,.d
Tragedy, oall'd VENICE PRESERVED. or 4 p,sr
DtscovERED. End Of the Pisy, HORNPIpF. nv
NIiis Green.--'To which will be added. the Coc,;.
Opera Of the AGREEABLE sURPRIZE.
January 90.
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are now anxious to buy up the former ones. which
confequently fell premium. Cardinal NCsprara
has had the magnanmisy to den,and the releafe Of
the author to which the Minitier of the Police,
Senator Fouche, has no, conicnted, upon any other
terms, than that he Mould be tranpored 20 the CO.
lones for life; and he has probably before now
reached Rochefort, the place of his embsrkaton.
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PUBLIC NOTICE IS GIVEN

II WHAT the Prefdent aud Common Council IS
4 the City OF Richmond, will, at thair mex,
Monthly Meeting, 70 be held at the court-houCe on
the Sd Monday in February next proceed TO RECON-
mend to the Court OF HuAingi Of lsid city, one IS,
and proper Perion to be appointed q CONSTABLE.
within the fame, in the room Of los. CbIdrsfs -
fgned. AND: STEVENSON" q = -
Jan. 80 dofa.
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feverey to punin,, intended to eaufe hatred and
tiifurbarces
The Cozvfse Of Liberty IF tie Pssij, to which au-
shors may tend their productions continues always
20 iit in the Police Office, under the Proficiency of
the Miniifer OF the General Poc-, Senator Fouche,
and Mehrs IemonteY, la Cretclle, the younger, and
Dcsfavcheretz three of letters are i attached
to il.
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ETf,aH o., a letter from Cadic 70 a gentleman i,
Bgfon, dated Neq,. IA, 1904.

"The fcarcty of Grain continues and it will proba-
bly, maintain nearly the preienS prices through the
winter. hefpllowing tatement wli convey an idea
OF ;he comparative dimnuto of the crops in this vi
entity.
"The Bihop of Seville collected his t,tles in the
year 1902, on $4,000 f-ne;,s of wheat, which was
not more than iushcient for conlu.nptlon.
"lSoS, on Is ,ooo-great fcarcigy.
"lSo4, on 5S,70O-fal,,ine
The people in fon,e parts of the Interior are in
hate OF niurre3ion. AZ ore village they have hung
chem corregidor, having been three days without bread
" The hckneis is nearly at an eud in Malaga and
4ar' and has decrea!ed here, the deaths are now
from 10 10 "a, daily, OF all dnealcs including thofc
who die in HolpitAs IL.
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The Editor has received two original trannsfiors.
Of the Swifssir RAM des Vaches :" one of which
has much poetic merit 1t dsl certainly appear IN
the next paper.
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A letter, received in Bottom from Mr. Gavino
the American Conii'i, and dated ar Gibrai;ar OF
the sth Nov. laf, 'tates, that the diitafe, which
had exi'ted IN an alarming degree at that place
was greatly absted, aud the inhabitants who had
He'd, were about returning; NJ. Gavino further
adds, that he had been feverely attacked with
the fever, together with his whole family; and
that he had 70 lament the loia of brother and
inter who fell eaiiy victims to its ravages, tho
removed TO his cottage at Europa; thai he had
ALTO loft faithful iervant and the perion en;ruR-
ed with the care Of his bu,inefs On the fub-
jrct OF buhneis, MIR. Gaviuo remarks, that it is
to be expected trade will fiortly revive, when
the article of Rice would be worth dis. per.
Eng. cwt. and Flour IL dis. per bbl.---D.
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Donslfir 5nteiIigruce.
NEW-YORK, January 10.

The brig Cato, Updikr, from Jamaica for
New-York, with 200 puncheons of rum, 10 Ro-
bert Dickey, got aiilore on Wcdneiiay on Ra-
coon Beach, I.ong-lnand. The captain ard
mate are the only perions who furvived the in
clemency of the fcaion; the remainder were
frozen to death. The cargo, it is probable, will
be preferred. Adv.