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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-26

1I1 aTrrn Ea5Ifoq II z yajurg I'd ~, will Be q
Wedncld'y the fourth Of sep,e5 ber, at o'clockk
M An Grafton is expected from MIR. Ebenezer Fa-
feaden' tctore he 45a-ta's CJuaa5e Sooify. N tie
afternoon vii be exhibited the S-lf Alnry. In IL
evening, DyatzE
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-26

ancient land marks hare been recovered.
and the ineciates are very numerous.
Grand Lodge, has been opened in this citv
Of which the following brethren have been
elected Officers, viz.
His Imperial Highnefs Prince Jofeph, C,y,J-a4.e
tey--Hs Imperial Hghnefs, Prince Louis D-st5
Grand Mgfey.-Fied-Mariha Mefena, .Cys7S go
ifyntor.-Senator De Choiluel Pranin, Gyaag yg
His Imperial Highnels Prince Murat, S.r-i7y c.,
WsrSsn--M. Della Capele, chancellor of the lea:o-
Of Honor Junior G-aa4 WardeA.-De L1IgSIa
(Member Of the National Inltitute) Grand
Senator De JaRcourt, Crazd Seeyet4ry-Rear Adr:---
Magonde Medine, Grand TregIger.-Cen. Bourponv;n.
Seignoy Grand Deaeo7.-Gen. Macdonald, Taais, c.
Deaesu.-Gen. Sabaftani, Grand SeaI-Kse6a-Sen,rr-
De Luyns, Grand AyeBha7-M. Daranteau, Merobo-
of the Legislative Body, Grand NayjbaL-N Girard-
Member Of the Tribunate, Deputy Grand A1ayg,t
Field Marihal Augereau, Grand Hol3iivAar-T,r
lhal lie Fevre, Grand Ainor0y, (or C5afiaiz)
Their are no fmilar Offices in the EnEIih u 4.
meTican Grand Lodges.
A Meeting has been convened Of The Irin
Roman Catholic Bifhops, at Dublin. One
Of the objects Of the Meeting is, to {tn5
letters Of thanks TO Lord Grenville and Nr
Fox, for fupportiDg their petition, and 10
Mr.. PIT and the BifLops, for the candid
and liberal manner n which they oppofedR
Ian. Pabl
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-26

- n Bolson, The Hon. Lyman Harding, Elq Q.
-'at.Se'' A1.5lH Ty5Hyy, to Mrs Abigail Barnett
ME- Gorge Note, 10 AIi.s Sulannah Lewis
Hr. stephen Brown, mer. to NIifs Eliza Cav.
II charlotte County. (Ver) Mr.. Perrin Aleley e
ga Io5' to Mrs Ann Tankeney. aged 80.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-26

n oHgAmerica, capt Pray, arrived at Denaran
[he i0tl uI' from Portmorth. In at. 29 Ion, 54ws'
b-rnr.t to dy French privateer brig. III tbe sight,
I'D ordcfed on beard with his papers When be6af-
ed the prlvaeer gang way, he was ril faluted with
2 ievere hoggng, and hs pockets runaged Tie
D2at was then immediately dhpatched to his brig, and
punaeFed Vt every thing they could lay their hands
on capt rs mate was ieverely hogged, and the Peo
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-26
From TIE Havana.

Letters from the Havana, fate an impor-
rant occurrcnce-thc almoft entire fuppre(-
fon of tha monaitic and religious orders in
that ifand, and which of courle will not
be to confined thar colony. a Royal Order
has istely been received there for the flle Of
all Property belonging TO thofe Religious Lf-
tahAlhments conGfing Of houies and lands,
fBgar and coffee eltates, and negroes, as well
as mortgages, debts, &c. due to them --
The monies ariing there from are to BE-
paid into the Treafury Of the King who will
provide for the pcrlons 70 dilpofehed, by
paying them a certain allowance per diem
fortheir iuPport. The revenue arisiug there
from mutt, doubtlefs, be immenle; nd the
fources to which this iericus innovationnay
be traced, do not require the gill Of deyina-
ton 70 afcertain,it may perhaps be cenfder
ed a. only preliminary fep to more feliou,
changes in the fPanih Government and
nation.
The CommiiToners nominated % enforce
the aforefaiG decree in the Havana, and tn
Mand, are-the Governor, the Bib1b the
Intendant General, The Collector Of the
CuRomS, and Den. 7. B. Munoz.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-26
flsNaH4ria, Hgg.
FATAL DUEL

It is with regret We announce the fac-
rldce Of victim at The fhrine Of the fam
guinary practice Of duelling. Yeferday
morning about s o'clock duel was fought
between Mr. Enoch IA Lyles. of this town,
and Mr. John F. Bowie, Of Pitcataway,
Maryland, at Johnlon's fpring, about 8
miles from this town on the Virginia fde
Of the Potomac. They exchanged fhOt8 at
IS feet difance; when unfortunately, Mt.
l.. received his antagonift's ball little be
low the right breaf, the ball pafed through
his liver, and he expired few ninntes PaR
IL o'clock yeAerday.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-26
INTELLIGENCE.
CHAR1RsroN, Is. c.l July g.

The hip Benjamin, of Newyork, capt.
Scofheld, was "a ptured off our bar yeftcr-
day afternoon, by the French privateer crui-
zing off this port This is believed to be
the fhip which was taken by a French pri-
vateer iome months Ence,, on her pa1age
from the Cape Of Good Hope for Havana,
and retaken by the Briti1h and fent to Kingf
ton, where the was brought in by Ameri-
cans, and was now failing under American
colors, Captain Scofield is or board the
privateer the mate remains IN the fhip
and the crew were brought Up lat evening
in a pilot Boat. Captain S. belongs to Ncr-
folk.
Captain Tate was boarded of the bar on
Sunday, by French Privateer fchooner,
mounting fhort guns and one 10 pound
cr, and, apparently, about one hundred men
on board; who appeared to be motley
collection Of all nations. We are forty to
fate that capt. Tate recognized feveral A
mercanS, and and among them a captain
Rofs, who formerly failed out of this port.
NETWORK, AUGUST Is.
PVAfical Cruelty. We are feldom cal ed
to record more cruel and barbarouS at
than the one we ihall now detail,
The Brig Succels. capt. Brump OF this
port, failed from Kingfon, Jamaica, for
Newyork, on the 9Th of July.-On the 9Th
ihe was captured two leagues from Cape St.
Anthony by Spanifh galley (belonging to
Havanna) without dcck,with two mats and
two fquare fails, and called La Bonne Un-
ion. The Galley was commanded by capt.
Caiar, and manned with 80 OF 20 Span
iards, and Frenchmen, with one Iriihman
who ferved as an interpreter. Three days
after they were taken, captain Brum, the
paiiengers, (eight in number and the hands
were all ordered below, and the matches fhut
upon them. In this Gtsation they were
kept through the night. In the morning,
the pirates prepared their knives, cutlahts
and clubs, opened the foreca(tle, and called
for the captain. One Of the feamen Peter
Dutchemin) with view Of prefcrving the
captains life, fepPed forward, and afcend-
ed to the deck The ruAians, with their
inttruments Of laughter, having arranged
themielves in two ranks, compelled The fea-
men to run the gauntlet, while cash gave
him blow, gam, or ftab, as he paded
Captain Brum and his pantngar8 and crew
were all in fucceilion taken from the hold
and treated in the fame horrid cruelty, ex-
cepting FIVE French pahengers. An Eng
lilh gentleman by the name az Smith, who
was one Of the paaengers, who was beaten
with fuch feverity, that he fprung into the
long boat and broke his ancle in tive places
The mate Of the brig, two Englilh pahengers
and two icamen were put in IRONS on board
of the galley, and three days afterwards
were fent athore at Couvabouta, about So
miles from Havana and The brig with
the captain and remlinder Of the crew,
were fent to Campeachy.
Thelc facts we have received from Peter
Duchemin, one Of the itamen who were
fent afhore in irons. He made Ills eicape
from Couya5outa, proceeded to Maricl,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-26

Late accounts from the Mediterranean, Rate. tha
the health Of Commodore Baron is renRated and hE
our 1Quadron were on the point Of renewing active
operations agnint Tripol,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-26

Accounts from Warrington nste, that the frigats
United States and Bottom be put in readinesn
immediate lervice
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-26
Fran Havann6, Tuk

Advices have been received here, that the pOy
ernment at New Providence has pahed decree, gran
ting liberty to their citizens end in for adiudcp
ton all American and other veles which fali 60 g
the return cargoes to the leaPorts in this inand (CB
unleis proof be exhibited, that fuch ports we.
ports entry, for American veels in time of peace
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-26

TeLl9qV FeUey The King Of Prufia ia
offered premium Of zoo ducats 10 the au-
thor Of the belt e1ly, and one Of 90 Gu
cats TO the author Of the next beli eGay, in
aniWer to the following queries :-. It. Is it
afcertained that the virus Of the yellow fe-
yer attaches itlclf without any diminutien Of
the contagious power, 70 as 70 be capable Of
communication At a dl4IaDce by mere con-
tact with the infected lubttances Admit,
ting the pofIibility Of this communication,
i is required to fate ferries Of facts in
proof OF it. IS it true thar the virus of
the yellow fever Is produced by that malady
alone, and that it IS contained in one or
more animal eXcretions 3. Have chemi-
ca Procelcs secu employed to alcertain the
ehential char2cter Of the m2lady i'll quef-
ton /? And arc there any chemical procef
tes which can at as preiervatives asainit it8
effect? +? A. For what fpace of time does
thlS maledy retain IT'S contagious energy /;
and how long are cloathes imprcgna5ed with
it, capable Of communicating il? :. Are
the maladies which, under the name Yellow
Fever, have prevailed in North America,
the louth Of Spain. and at Leghorn, Of the
fame nature, and have they the fame fymp
toms, che fame effects, and the iame
origin &. Is the yellow fever an ep-
cdcmic dilelle, and con6nsdto The rea coan
Paris, Inns 80.
FREEMASONRY, under the aur1i-
ces Of the Imperial Family, has revived in
all parts Of The Empire. Lodges have been
re- opened in the mott brilliant Gyle the
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-26

Their are no 6milar Offices in the Engyilh cr A.
merican Grand Lodges.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-21

iD-s' is',n-bpasseYer seen a; ,nat tiiacs.---
The English officers speak Of ,hern il, The
nishest terms Of praise, and the Liene.
nans whQ command the m deciare sh4y
shou'd have no onIycl'onJo cifeuaD,0tigTie
fde Slybe ~ any Of them. YET these are
the vessels Ap highly condemned ~ the
'eder;t!Isis, cad SO often declared .'.Dsf;
for use." II peace hai Sat been concluded!
wi;h TripoIi, we should have seen whether
they We're fit for use ornot., A dozen OF
these boats would perhaps .,aye rendered
greater service in the inteuded attack on
fropoli and its marine force, than an eqsal
number OF frigates.--;rhisw was SO well un-.
derstood, that some of our officers lately
declared in The Mediterranean, ;. svithous
gun 6odfs 7rlyloG couid nor be attacked safh
adpanfaye." Had the gan-boals untor,u-
nately been sioux IA crossing the Atlantic, |
We make no doubt there would have been (
found some federalists degeuefa;e and
base enough 20 have repiced az tee mis- |
torture. 1t makes little difference to the !
leaders of the opposition whether their pa |
pers tell the truth or not whesh her libel is !
printed against the government; whether
a peace is procured on honorable or dsho-
noraEle conditions whether our com /
merce is deprecated Upon or net; or whe-
Their the gun-boats sink or swim--everyl
thing is to be attacked. right or wrongSl
Facts are 10 b. distorted. and falshoods |
are 10 be dressed cut in the habiimsnts
OF truth. The people are intended 10 beil
deceived BY their statements. Proceedi
lederSllsis You arew..rkirg out your own
condemnation. Say what you please
gainst the gun.boa,s or The administration, !
agains, republican principles or measures |
your schemes win end in your own dis
grace. You cannot much longer deceive |
the enlightened people of America
lSaiem Rsg.l
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-21

ter ship. We're fallen in with ty admiral
Colder, WITH IS SAIL of the liae aud sunk
ir'yate-remaincd in sight ? days after,
when The combined 0set Disappeared
Admral Calder went to the blockade Of
fcrroi--and With Admiral Nelson, Coll
haywood and CORVALLIS, formed COM
pis'e Gordon to prevent their reaching
port. When the French foand the Spa.
niards disabled, they fred into them,
, "'''cn 50 .exasp-rated them that they gave
ne l'''ush there private signals and the
wnois plan OF their destination. We have
hot room nor time to be particular.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-21
NORFOLK, September ~.

Csp'. Davis, arrived here on Sunday ftom A m.
s,erdiE' with his usual anen,icu. fayo.eI us s,h
Dutch papers late IN Juy--,hey do nor oonta;n
scarcely en- article worthy noticing. Cant. d.
says. 'nas active preparations. as uslai, are con.
unnsn tar the long contemplated inva ion of En.
G,ai,u-,ha' = sail pfthe line under the command
Oh fiumrsi De Winter. with hundreds or,ranx.
pors. having thousands of troops ON l,asrs
oosapped ntothe outer roads of the Texel, can,
~ brorGhr dispatches from Mr.. Bou,ae. com,
messia' agent for the Unirsd States at Anster.
dan, tor,our government.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-21
THE Gun BOATS.

The federaiisis attacked The administra-
ton on account Of these boats. They
we're ridiculcd aud declared 70 be incon,-
peicnt 10 perform any service Whatever.
When gun-boat No, , was driven on shore
at Charleston in violent hurricsne, The az.
far was spoken Of in raptures every
where we heard story of the boat being
in g co,n.6etd." When also it was Known
that the administration had determined TO
send the boats across the Atlantic to al
tack 1ripOii, every means was made use
OF u discourage the officers and seamen
from embarkIng IN them; but the officers
took charge Of the boats, and the seamen
volunteered Notwithstanding and the boats
sailed to chlstise the pirates Of Tripoli.
The passage over the Atlantic was per-
formed in perfect safety the boats behav-
ed well, and made as coed weather az the
fiigale '.ldaas." They arrived eight in
number) at Gibraltar in 80 days passage,
(lew vessels periom it in that ,imc) aud
Immediately proceeded Cor Tripoli. A,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-21
Beloved BsciAren,

- An away from the sabseriber living in Bed.
N ford ceacy, near loanson's mountain, on
Monday ths 10 j. day Of this month negro boy
about 10 years o. arc. dark eompieSiop, low and
Stout made, ana appears rather swelled Under
tie ears This boy was purchased from Mr.
W inston Of Fauqssr county in the month Of
10Y ias;--it Is expected that the boy viii 90 TO-
MAIDS Ri1an1ond VIII give the above yewafd
b-siJss wbatihe law Allows. % any person who
viii s1siohend sail runaway AND convey him 20
ne or ,1nic h,n in any jail SO thar may get
CHARLES STEWART.
Bedford county, 3lss Aug. 1888 *
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-21


enc.oses the foil, wing dispatch.
Prince Of IfaleS. ,r.iy IS, 1905.
SIR,
Yesterday at nopn, la. az. deg. 60 min.
y. long. ! J deg. IL min, w. L was favor
ed with view of the combined squad.
rons OF France and Spain. consisting orso
sail ofthe line, also large hips armed Ell.
dute, Oh about SO guns each, With Eve fri-
gates and three brigs; The foi,e rndrr
my tirsction at this time consisting of 5
sail OF the iInes two frigates, cutter,
and bigger, Immediately stood towards
The enemy with the squadron, making Tie
needirl signals for battle in the closest
orders and, on Closing with them, made
zoe signal Tor suaeking their centres.-
NFhen had reached liicir rear, | tackled
thc squadron IN succession this brought
US Close up under iheir lee, aud v hen our
neaarnost ships reached iheig Gentle tie
enemy were taoEInH in succession /; this
oohred me'to make again The saue ula-
noeuyre, by which brought on an aclioD
which lasted upwards Of four hours, wheli
. found It necessary TO bring 30 the squa-
cron 10 cover the. two captured slips,
those names are in the margin ! have
/ 70 observe. the ener:ly had every advsn-
iagt oil md and weather daring The whole
day. The weather bad been foepv 81
times, srea, part Of The morning aud
very soon alter we had brought them "a
action, the fog was so very thick a, inter.
ya's, ,i'at we could with great difficulty,
see the ship ahead or stern Of us his
! rendered II impossible totake The adyap-
4 tages OF the enemy by signals could have
wished to have done had The weathr,
been more favorable, ! am led TO believe
the victory would ,iase been more com.
piele. have very great pleasure in
saying, every ship was conducted in lie
mos me, 81 mastery style and beg leave here
puohciy 10 return every captain, officer,
and man whom | had The honor 10 com.
Inand on that day, nov most grateful
thanks, Tor their conspicuorsIy gallant and
very Judicious good conducf.
The hon. capt. Gardber Of the Hero,
led the van squadron in a most mastery
and oiicsr Ike manner, 10 whom ] feel
myself particularly indebted: as also 70
capt Cunning for his assistance during the
scton=~Euciosedis list Of the killed and
( wounded on board the efficient ships. If
may Judge from the great slaughter ON
board The captured ships, the encmy must
have suiiered greatly. They are now ia
sight TO windwerd, and when have sccu.
red the captured ships, and put the SQUAD.
ron to rights, | shall endeavor TO avail
my sell OF any opportunity that may ofle r
10 give you some further account Of these
combined squadrons.
have the honour TO be, &c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-21

Hoy b'css'd' % him eonirnip'd 10 tod
Al exile from his native ,Eo,e;
Z 20 han G,,Nil-rs renal sol
end Greet his insnis AID ZONE once more
Agsin 10 ho!;i i, fond ,es..
IN. ne i:,,'n' Of has oaAss -a1 joy:
ne ''1i' q love. his dFrlins by! ~
An% heas hun a he ~sgs his ~4y,
around the eo'.in play iul roam;
In lisping agents bless lie day -
nat Drought tie gettie father hcrle.
To frierds. to vile. tpdariog boy,
. and native 'sGl, restor' d again;
Swift glide lis houss on wiass ~ low.
Nor thinks he rsore Of former pam
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-21
r. CALDER.

List 81 iPe s6ips OF he sqlafron pfder t5e ore,,
81 ore adn1i,dt sir Rober, Caife,, Barr on fbs
I'D SfEiy, 1905.
Hero. Hon. A. II. Garaner, I killed 4 voun.
atd. AJAX. w Brown, 2 killed, s wonnded-.
Triumph, ~ Inman. knlsd wounded. Bar.
heur' g Marin killed. 7 wounded. Aga
nemnon j. Harvey. . wounded. Wncsor Cas-
ue, G. Bo1les, I killed. IS wcandsd Defiance,
?. c. Durham, killed. wounded. Psince oi
Vsies vice admiral Sir u. Calder and capt w
Cunning killed 80 wounded. Repuise, Hon.
a. K. Lcgge, 4 wounded. fashionable, :. Row.
ley, TkHcd wounded Dagon, r. Gr,fi,bs,
none. Glory, rear admiral Sir C. Stirring, aud
capt s Warren, killed. ] wounded Waui.
or. s. RI Linsee, none Thundsrer, w LccH.
mere, killed. II wounded. Malta. r. Buller, s
killed. ~ wounded.
F,igaes. Egyphsnne, Hon. c. r. Fleming, no
refui ~ Siriao. w Brown. . killed s wounded
Frrsk ca,ter, lieut. J Nicholson nOae. Nile lug.
ser lieut. G.. Fenncl. nac.
Teta'--4i killed, I58 wounded
(Sisned) Il CALDER.
81 Rafaei 81 9, MS. Firm - goas
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-21

MAJ As committed to the Jail Of
Wv Northumberland conn,y negroes 4 "
and JOHN, as runaHays Sam is about 5 feet
l0iactes high. and was scld from THIS ccu5ty IL,
James Smith OF ,he said csunty, TO a Or King
OF Portsmouth. a5cu ;hree years pas, and SAYS
Mr kihe sold him 10 gentleman OF Sonh Ca
rciiSa, whose name he 10y lie does not know -
Jsi,n is about FIVE feet high. soar and wei made
and says he belongs to :. stephen Hausfosd os
Ca ciine county, and appear te about 20 wears
CT age-42d on when he came to JAN negro
cloth jacket and ,rrag sess, country kni, stock.
inss and country made shoes. Old oz,ianur rs shirt
and old black has rhe.r owners are requested
10 CONS forward prove property, pay chs aes g
take them away, OF Else tney willie dealt bv az
Use Law diyes,s
JoSRpH ROGERS. Jaiior, Far
Sw' - JosePH Rail- ShF N c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-21

Captain Bainbridge had been tried and homo
raby acquitted by Court Of Enquiry. previous
10 his leaving the Mediterranean. General Ea.
ION Acted as Judge Advocate
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-21

L / { X u Z S
IN me Seeoad C2ass ofkbs Richmond lea.
demg Lo"erg for eate al 61is o5fee-z. me
drsefeg eetMf7'g 70 c9Mmeaee IN Aep.s.5,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-21
ca UrION

TO all yotSg Persons sp50 prom;se ,ben.et-, issst5
- :. Il deys. $3.50
ID, on the twenty second of August. 1906,
~ between 3 arsi< O'Clock IN TIC afternoon,
THOMAS CII>LS.of buckingham county in
the 2lst year Of his age whose death is r,ush Ia
nieites. ht al those Of bis acquaintance lie, as
a mechanical genius was Thought NOT to be equal
led, ADDED to ihat mis- mid and nIcorrsnon good
conduct has drawn tears OF s. ripaihy from all
those who have had any Acquaintance Win him.
Fem the distinguished conoret of the deceased,
| thinh II "'y duty lwho bred INN TO The mocha
meal ous.nrssl 70 send This caution forws.rd
2ws Holm Q MN AWAY ;r
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-21

Capt. Coleman informs, that on the cd
inst. 10 lat. 81, long. n, feli in will, the
homeward bound English flees. --Cupr. c.
adds, that il vas yeiy siekly there wien
he lef, MartInico, so much SO that the CT.
tizens were under the necessity of doing
garrison duly.---ib.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-21
M-AkGiALfs oALt-.


RY virtue ola decree ofthe court
kS OF TIE United States for lie fiFth circuits of
The Virginia district. piononnced ia May last, be.
tween John Somesviile, pl'f and Tavid I56ss.
dett.-Wni be SOLD, on Tsesday The ls n dzy
o. October next 20 the highes biader =. for ready
money..o much Of the TRACT OF LAMB.
va Chesterfield county. commonly caiic5 .,hs
Ais PLANTATION. az viii be sufici,ne
u sai-c the sum OF Svo ts-.,l one hun,l, "A =
twenty enc do'lss and 5? cea.s, an.i The costs Of
sa't and OF sale The poiat at which the puyeha.
ser 70 begin his survey & the direction in hicl,
ne IS u ru'i his lines will he designiied on ne
day Of sale, which sale viii be haa Oh the me.
Iniaes -.
Joseph SCOTT. Nfnrshpfv u
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-21

ueea uece.seu asa. ressaiu 20 lAe sls,.rsll.o..
OF The inhsbisants, he nust be held as AZ,
unit si,bj,St Tor further supper, cr CO ope-
ration. - Dgifimore -dmeyna..
The ship Margaret. capt. Young. in CO
cavsl.om Africa with TWO HUNDRED
AND SlXET SLAVES, consigned 10
GIBSON AND BROADFOOr, ar,iyed
al Charleston ON The 5,h inst,--There are
al present SEVEN HUNDRED AND
SWEEPSTAKES fors sale in Challestoti.
Z We have been Informed. and we believe Il to
be true. that all the principal Jews at AIgiers,
have been n,assacred by the rabblc-Balr. Axe-.
'Ehe Philadelphia Board of Health report on
fhe 18Th inst for the last 81 hours. 10 new cases
OF malignant fever in Southwark and the City s,
Northern Liberties. Admitted into the City
Hospital 9--died 5--remaining in hospital So
Is OF whom are convalescent.
The. fever is spreading rapidly in New. York;
The Banks, Insurance Offices, Post Office and
most OF the Printing .oiIiees have been removed !
rom the city, The board OF heath report On
the 5r'i, IL new eases OF malignant fever and 3
deaths.
MARsIzb, on the 10Th inst by the Rev John
D. Flair, Mr.. DAVID JeIsEsoS, merchant. of 4
anceJv'le Louisa county, 10 The ariab.e Miss !,
" Any i,SsLEy. eldest daugi.sr Of Col. Tho
mas Iinsley, ct Hanover
Dfrb, suddenly. on 1'hurslay last. Mr.. villa
Lax WARRccK, Of his cir
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-21

4 m Saturday tbs .29th Instant, on
~ ,he pseni-es, WI be SOLD tothe highest
oi.ide,, for .resdy moneH a PIECE on PARCEL.
of GROUND, being rare of Lot NJ. IS on
the main street, ia she oisy OF Richmond and
reis hborhocd of ,sie Ccu. house con aiming th,r-
tysix feet foas inches 'front.' and ,hiry -four feer
ibaek-c.iyveyed h vls in yrast BY John Hu,ner
70 sst:sfy q dsbs dre to ohm Poser, aud char
ges of Sale, &c
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-21

Capt. Roberts Informs, that Just as he
left Barbados, "a gun ship arrived sup
posed to be direct from England, and inn
mediatdiy aftcr her coming too, there was
a general fling from the forts and Shipping
he supposes she must have bro't new $
of importance. Lelt at Barbados, capt.
Harper TO sail in few days.--ib.