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NORFOLK, October 1.


Arrived, ship Edwin, Thomas, So days
from Liverpool.
Ship Dumfries, Beard, rs days from LII
|vupOol. Left there August n, ship John,
cClsy, tosail August 90; Julia, Vickery,
Septsmber4 both for this port. Charles
Carer, TOmpkins, for Wilmington, Sept.
Shr, Sevsutysix, IS days from MAINTAIN.
&hooner Msrv, Strout, AS DAYS from
jamaica, bound to New York. On Satur
7aT last off the Capes OF Delaware, was
'aluwn ouher beam ends, split her ail.,
saitsc her cargo and stove several punch
'oa' Of rum which obliged her to pa, into
ts port to re6s.
Inc ship Rolla, Cottle in IS DAYS from
ne Downs, wen, up James river for City
sSISt, Yesterday morning.,
lie snip Hannah. Yardsley cleared from
a1ag''oE, Jamaica, for this port the 18th
dngust.
,ue snip mercury, Owens, was at Trim
.a'ne So,h OF August, nearly discharg-
Tue sloop ,Favorite, capt. Griffin, Sneetl,
aga Mautanzas bound to Philadelphia put
Iu'fe on Sunday night,in distress, out 90
@enoranaum of vessels left a, London
august 9th, and spoken at sea, by the
mp Rolla, captain Cottle, in Is DAYS
HOM the Downs, and So from the lands.
~ sn'p Galen, Huxley. for Boston, to sail
ssOays; Neptune. Scott, Boston, 90 sal
D. M DAY Warren, Hall New York 5 days
Sy, Goit, do. z do; Hardware. Match,
/. 90. 10 do; Fairweather, Widgen,
j ~ 90 Shepherdess, Wills, Just arriv.
H.. William and Mary, Philadelphia, &c
rs brig Triton, Frazer, Norfolk, 2 DO
3 l,n' Ne august ID, off Dover, the ship
n a. pinckham, of New-York, from
I h. S y for Cape de Verbs. August %
az hepomenc, Dowrine, from amster
S,h S' New'York, IS days out. Sep,em
,d.e,aa ,' 10 lat. 20, IS, loug, IS, ship In
4 SCSsus0Se' Roger, from Greenock, bount
,as'lsston, II days out September 6
fsS = long, SO, brig Leopard, Smith
Out bordeaux for Philadelphia, II dsy,
spsois' 'p ps nj 20, LAT. So, long. 6s, shil
o Nlehrpad, from london, 81
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SATURDAY, OcTosRR S.

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Iva: a yal's'y Of va'o'o'e an'iqu''ies nave Oe.n
s ,"as ~ nessa,y. Ah's"s whlen arc 'ns
" w q fine'ie sl'u f1nacteon' 'asge rA'us u
es'ts' ~''n com % Lysmseus' ana i.ale ie-
"a'Na"'s P"'a.' FA "o' eo".a"'''s
.U,sNso'1.J VI ts'ILpn 'us On ,ie 4nelealS .,u
r. 80 ~, woo o'''o' e'eu - -.
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1'om .ne 's'a ".'N" Ou''eu l,'e .n1 o'. npeH
:" = "'Ne oes" u"u, III sooo P'1'e''a,o''' vas,
SIS 'Uios A'u '''uI.s' i'''iune"'s' o."u'iu'
e.a1e" ua u7' ''p,e'snN"S i1sfIuies k'ins ~
"'au on noa"' Menaus' anu 'evs'ai pam ~,
u 'ffiNo ~ TUG 'oah VI ASSOC "ea' .r r'0
ie"eI' a"eau'"ui a.Ap"'''ea'te LAS 'es" u'e,
ve'eo, ano 'ne s'ea'eit PaIt o! II cea,so u III 'n'
fuoa"n. II !" ioPooieo 'nas u woulo contain a.
ieaH 5o'ooo Porous.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-05
WASHING TON. October 4.
r. President of the United States arriv.
/, yesterday from d2a.icello.

.,.;... have been received from Lon
INV our government, as late as the 9Th
a'us ,,, VIXEN our minister had introduced
!. nD (. a,ten,ion of the British government
!. .,biect of the recent captures of our
eel, under the pretex, of their being en-.
I'D ID an illicit trade between the Euro
r soo aud colonial possessions of the enc
|ni:, Of Great Britain.
TPpOLITAN T,REATT--We under
,,.A mat independently of the articles
wsaS regulate the terms of peace with the
snb:s Of Tripoli, the arrangements of the
r.,r are extremely favorable to the United
s,,es. The former are comprlzel IN the
Il. ID and Sd articles. which in substance
:, simulate the mutual delivery of prisoners,
|ud the payment of 10000 dollars 90 the
8a,hsu, in consideration of the numberin
lis hands exceeding; by shecemputed mum.
Der Of 200, those in the hands OF tn. Unit.
n States ;--that the United STATES shall,
Isl consequence of the peace, Withdraw
heir forces from the dominions of Tripoll !;
mlhcy shall use the means of persuasion
bnduce the brother of the Bashaw to do
htlike; tina, they shall cease to furnish
supplies to the subjects of Tripoli in hossi-
Inv; and that the Bashaw shall deliver up
hhis brother his wife and children, in case
dhis Withdrawing from the dominions of
|TnpOli.
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days, for CITY Point. On the 18th of Au.
gust, heard a very heavy firing on the
French coast, which lasted about hours /;
saw several men of war get under weigh
from the Downs, and stand over towards
the French coast.
WILLIAM CoTTLR.
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Notice is hereby given,
THAT there will be no market for
Butchers meat on Sunday, from tbs
time till the frlt Of May.
Oaober 2. c3t
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-05

Go thy nay, eat thy breed with joy, and
drink thy zvine uvith a merry heart.
WHERE is the sulen mortal who would
refuse to obey so pleasant an injunction as
this. coming too on the authority of Solo
mon?
However, as this doctrine. at first view,
seems to fatter he indulgence ofthe passi-
ons, and the efore to proceed with an i'll
grace from a moral teacher, lct-us look nar-
vor that wisdom may be justified of her
children.
In one of the most interesting and anus
ing journals that we find in the bible, So-
lomon has narrated 10 US the hopes and
fears, which agitated his busy life. Born
monarch, he could exercise supreme
power; and vosary of the muses., he &C.
CURED the highest wisdom. His Sityawas
magnificent, his subjsctsloyal. Commerce
waited him all that was rare from S,don,
ard the decks of Turkish ships glittered
with the pageantry of its pracocks. In a
situation so favorable to enjoyment, it
was natural tina, he should withhold his
hear, from no Joy, and that the luxury of
the east should excite him to refine on plea
sure.
From his love ofle,ters, his first indulg-
ences were mental. He conned the pithy
savings Of the Oricntals, and fatigued his
facult es with the scholastic jargonro of many
a Rabbi. But soon discovering that he
was directing has thoughts through track
less maze and that if such abstruse DISCUS
sisions W re too eagerly pursued, wisdom
would turn into folly and too much learn
ing make him mad, he resolved TO descend
from the pinnacle of speculation, and mix
With men inthe high way OF life. We then
,ear of his agricultural experiments, the
ares of a namerou household, his domes-
le,ails and his public mun kcence. Thro'
he dusty deserts OF Palestine he probably
-onveyed distant water to thirty subjects,
md withnumerous bridges over arclled the
brook Cedron.
But thetrestlcss Prince, when the labors
IF the dav were past, and he ,communed
with his own heart in the inner chamber of
he palace, found, lin reaection's sober hour,
that this was a sore travail and yexation of
spirit.
AT length, after numerous experiments,
On happiness, he drew formal comparis on
between the varieds situations in life. ----
After stating the aecuuaet of hrman hope
and disappointment, with Glen ,uracy;
cha, folly has funeral splendid obse.
ouies of wisdom herself; that :. dds
Of fortune are perishable, and, tho. !.
tanned by course OF. painful industry
probably become the inheritanceo OF AMI
! that the reign of novelty was past, and
~ object wore the uniform OF same'
| he concludes, think philosoPhieally, by
| guing against anxiety, and enjoyinga m,
derate participation of festal Joys.
From various passages, interspsrsse
Throughout. the volume of our belief, an
nsrsusded that christianity was designed e
be cheerful sy.sem. Miserable was 'A'
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-05

dered furious By being, ccaGnsd 10 room
and tormented.
A cowfeeder having remarked cat Of.
ten coming to stealthe milk in his dairy,
lay In wait for it, and attacked it with a
Ratchet. There was a considerable CON.
test until, at LAST, the Cat unable 60 avoid the
approaching blow, leaped at the man and
seized his chin. whence there was no posi-
bility of detaching it bat by cutting off its
head. The pauent was carried to che hos
pital, and all the representatives. of hydropho-
bia, as cautery, purging, bleeding and mer-
curial salvation, applied.
On the 10th day the fatal symptoms
made their appearance he experienced
much difficulty in swallowing water, but
this he overcame with great tortitude; the
difficulty increased, the wound became bad,
the patient-grew furious and endeavored TO
bite every one that came near him, was
bound IN chains, and Immediately broke
them in pieces--leaped from his bed and
run up and down the hospital, attempting
to bite all he met, till reaching the outer
door in order to escape, he was seized with
shivering and fell down dead.
On dissection the appearances in both
these cases were precisely similar ,othose
of Hydrophobia.
The dreadful lesson taught by the cases
here stated should be carefully kept in
mind by all who are, from their tempers &
habits of life, much exposed to the temp,a.
ton or necessity Of using harsh methods
with the most common of our domestic AMI
mails.
Edinburgh Review, April 1861
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-05

Go thy nay, eat thy breed with joy, and
drink thy zUine with a merry heart.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-01-18
TUENrY' Dollars REWARD.

JACK, or JACK ASH, a gardner by profefTicn
y formerly the property Of Lewis Burwell, deed
was fold by the Exor. of fad Burwell, abou, tbs
tine Iait year, to gentleman reGdiug in Amhern
county, who permitted him to come down lar MAY
tor 'he rurpofc Of whiting his wife and relations
with Prone that his Wits mould 5e repes,ed ire.
quenty jack has thought proper to abuie this in
diligence by not returning to his matter
His age IS fonething above FIFTY, rather under III,
middle 7c. lis believed that he ecretes himfelf H.
Cheitertield, probably Mdncheaer, where his wife
friends i've The keeper Of the toll bridge or the fer
ry'ncn will have frequent opportunities Of Popping
hin when oI Wits to his wife, who is free ana whr
reide' oPpoli.e Mfr Southgate's garden. Whoeve,
will ceiver the fad lack TO Mr. Role the TAILOR Wi
receive the above reward Application at the Office
o. the Enquirer.
Jan. 9, 1905. e.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-01-18

XS1ILL BE SOLD. CT sa,4rs,y tie 1919 of bi,
Wv infant, AZ The 7a9e,n of zae5ayiab Brosts IN
tbs to7on e Afanfbsaer, 0lout y5foe acres Of WOOD
LAND, tie Pr1aerty Of Peter Leat5 ted lying griffin
t6rse miles 81 aii tozra tie Turnpike red leading
from Ma"ebfr, 70 Falling Greek, Attaining tbt lands Of
Ahnarisr Banks, HHan Edgra,dt, ard Ta,reJ Byqne5;
tie term Of ft 7vH Be fix noztb ereit, TIE ureBa.y
g"ing bond Tvib asroved ezry,to bear ina from ID.
date, jfn0t bunesuaAy paid.
ALS0-wlR be joH on t5e fame day and ,laee, if as.
prc9i7ry 4y9sdo, Laf i7t in tie aifto7ru If
h1a"fDa', on zobisS gerry large ea5lt an sysod
b'gf' % TIE ferm5 sfEalt, ii r5pcE7s tie lot, 7oHl
b. made izo-rn on tie day.
GREEMSHiLLE PENN, AGsrirjsratsr.
January l57(eS.
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NOTICE.

ME creditors eO50 bave p,or'sd tb-ir d5ts nnaer
\ eonmiGor Of Bantrsbfty, a7,ardtd sgaiaG Cbr.fo-
feer Aabony, ard Ta,iton ~. Peants, pade, tie firm
Of hnbary and Pletants, 7,eyebaus Of the city Of Rie-
'1'Hd, are afrd 10 meet tie gners Of tie id Bcnkfs
5Fafe and e6t7s Saturday tie 26tb Of ibis pys:Ht
month, at oeo-k IN The forenoon, at tie eoazasn.r, Of
ee, 10 e0ent TO- 6gint from the d ggnees,
irg, rssentizg dtirhng anyEdt rits at a7r, in
egrsr be recovery Of any fN,t Of tie Eiij Bantrnots
state and s7s, or 10 tie e0mp0nndizg, 6n;ttzg to
iraiion or 0ber7oe agreeing 70 any matter Thing
hstirg thereto, and other t-iaiGfrs. BY o,ar ee
sea:s1DT0ntr'.
ROBERT BROOKE. C. c.
sss., s,,.'i i5tS 3ssss, .y, 1906 4@
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Sales ct ametio,,.

BY Virtue OF Deed of Trut, executed to the fub-
fcribers by Mr.. Bartlett Still, of the city of Rich
mond for the purpofe of recurring the payment of his
note to Mefrs. Lemuel Wells, s, Co. of New
York, for fix thoufand r rec hundred and twenty
two Dollars feventeen Gents, with irtereh 1T the
rate offix per cent. per annun, from the 2lR day
of May laft,
WILL BE SOLD, to raife the aforefaid fun and
w interea, together with the expenees attending
the execution of fad truh, for ready money on the
Premiies, Saturday the I'd day of February EMU
ing, between the hours Of II and o'clock that
LOT OF GROUND on the north fde of the Main
hreet, next above the Bell Tavern with the Brick
buildings thereon, at prefent in the occupancy of
Meirs. St. John & Gwathmy and Joh. Richard, Efq.
The buildings injured, and the title TO the pre-
Perty is believed to be uexcePtonabe. conveyance
with fpecia warranty will be made BY the fubfcri-
hers.
PRossER e MoNCURE, Trgyeses &v. Ms.
December rs. (tt,s
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-01-18
JOHN SPINDLER.

- ESPECTgULLY izfayns fbs Ladies and
- Gentlemen NJ Rie5maad, that he intends TO
teach DRAFTING, PAINTING in oil Colours
and Crayo175, and zVoaid instruct or bnbiLJ il,
tbejr branches, either By qvaifiag on he1u, or at
his 504l, oppaffe TbOma5 WIlJon'J FJq. back
Je;ert.
~. 3. Sign, Hogje, and Military Colours PAINT
Cd b. j. S. Orders from Tire country pn1auaNy
attended TO. ef2m
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C 0 N d 10 " S.

I. The ENQUIRER will appear twicea
week...During the felton, of Congrefs
and the Virginia Legislature, either
third paper or supplementary half
iheet, during the week.
III. Terms ofpayment FIVE DOLLARS
per annum, in advance.
III. ADVERTISEMENTS from thofe who
do not fubfcribe TO the paper, ihould
they not exceed fquare in length,
iiiall be inherited for (tpenty5fvs cents
the irf time, fifty cents for each time
during three weeks, and for every adj
ditional infertion tbirty-tbrsc cents;
long ones in the fame proportion.
Nv. SUBSCRIBERS fhall have their adj
vertifements inherited for fifty cents
the tirit time, and tbirty-fbree cents
for every additional infertion.
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NOTICE.

WHOSE inds5ied 10 The late firm Of S5snks e
4 ATRae, either BY Band open account arr dtl,sd
TO @1fe Payment Isoye ~ Ia,eb. III Iiiiag 10 com
ply, will find their aeesnni in the Lands Of attorney.
COLIN ATACRAE.
ManeJefer, January l5-[29z0.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-01-18
NOTICE..

Vie furveyors Of the different counties in virgi-
4 nia who by law are 20 account with the Pref
dcnt and Directors Of William and Mary College for
proportion of their fees and who have not 70 done
are requeied to render their accounts to July ah and
pay the reflective balances due to the college.
WILLIAM COLEMAN, BurCar.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-01-18
HUGH |. CRAWFORD.

II AS Jut Received, per the Gip Alexander, from
4 4 London A general AGortment Of Genuine
DRUGS & MEDICINES, which he will difpoie Of
Oh moderate terms
Richmond, Dec. 25. Naw2m.
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WiNiambarg, January g IsO5.

= - "'IHVLo4Ig, January ., 100.
During the prcisnt felton, Of afiembly, lanes
Se'uple, Eiq. member for the city Of Wiliamfburg
will receiy. and grant difcharge for anr money
which hill be paid to him.
January l5.--L2w.
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TOP pFNT
FOR SHE,

LIVE lihds. AMI 10 or. caflls of LONDON PAR
! TICULAR TENERtFFE WINE of hyperion
qna!ity, on credit of 100 day5-Negotiable notes
Enquire of THOMAS NORVELI
December 90. (tA
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u ANK Checks (plain) pr. quirc
! , ditto. ditto (ruled) %
Negotiable Notes
Ditto on fine paper, os
Foreign Bills OF Exchange, so
Bills of Ladiug,
County Court Clerks Blanks, 30
Sheritfs ditto. 81
CoRaables' Warrants, 30
NJ PRINTING generally executed in an elegant
ayle, and on theihorteR notice
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Sales at anrtion.

NTILL BE SOLD for CAP, pojftively 7oit5On
Wv Eirve, on Friday TIE lstJmf. TWO ELEGANT
PLANO-FORTES.
THOMAS TAILOR, p NJ
January l5.-ftI.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-01-18
BIAN Ks.

The following Blanks. printed on handou,e Script
Type, may be had at the Office of the Enquirer
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-01-18
DebhtR,
IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
OF THE UNITED STATES.

7bwjaay, Dec. ls.
Debate on tie 5iU 70 Regulate tie clearance OF
armed merchant ps9eis.
(CoNcludrd.)
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FRIDAY, DECEMBER "A.
TIE ne7O ./st7ioa bej5re f6e Hogc.
Alr. B2beS admitted that ths objection .sker
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BOSTON, May ~.
LatsR from Euro6e.

arrival Of the brig Superb, captain
Bosworth, from Liverpool, we have
been supplied with London and Liver
pool Prints 10 The 22d April. The con-
teuts of these papers, though they afford
no extraordinary details of intelligence,
OLA general nature, present many indi.
cations of active and immediate opera
4 tons, both by 81 aood and field" A.
mong the few articles we have been ena-
bled TO select, from the latest dates, will
be observed, that very important dis
patches had been received from Russia,
and thar they were understood to be high
ly favorable to she prosecution of the
war; that the g,aadseeret expedition had
not actually sailed; that the naval arma-
men.in the ports of France, Spain and
Holland had made many dispositions
for putting to sea, having received on
board large quantities of troops and nil
litary stores.
The anecdote from Paris, must be &C..
knowledged very extraordinary article ;
altto' truth may not be fairly connected
with the Who'll. affair.
In the earlier dates of our presen. files of
London papers muchis said Of the I'M.
proper conduct Of lord Melville, while
in Office, at the headof the admiralty,
and a very general interest excited by
the manner in which the affair has been
discussed in parliament. Itappears very
fully that his lordship was actually Gull.
~, either OF specializing himself with
the public money, for his private inter.
est, or knowingly suffering his secretary
(Mr. Trotter) TO do so, TO an immense
amount; and THAI In consequence there
OF, he has been compelled to resign his
Office, and suffer the disgrace of having
aresoiution passed against him in parla.
ment OF gross violation of the law, and
ahlgh breach of duty.
Lord Hawkesbury is said to have been ap.
pointed TO the Office of first lord of the
admiralty, thus vacated, and tina, lord
narrowly succeeds TO the secretaryship
OF the home department.
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OF RUSSIA.

<lPilt Ios
It's reported by those who pretend to
be in the confidence of Ministers, that the
dispatches which were received from St.
Petersburg, last Monday, contain the most
satisfactory assurances OF the complete faii.
lure OF the various articles employed by
the French government TO dstach the
Emperor Alexander from the interests Of
this country.
The principal article ola treaty Of ALI.
.ance between his majesty and tina: Sove.
reign are said to be.already agreed upon !;
and on the same authority we are assn, ed.
that only few points ofdetail remain 10
:beIadjusted previous to formal communi.
cation being made on this important sus-
Ject to both Houses of Parliament. At
ter the repeated Disappointment which
have been,experienced, relative 20 the co.
operation of Russia, the public canno,
place much confidence in the promises
made to Them upon this occasion.
April ~.
The friends of Lord Melville and Mr..
Irotter have SET up, as their defence, that
the pubic has been defrauded of nothing
by all their speculasions with the proper.
~ which was (not3 entrusted to their
care.
But the public IS at this moment de.
frauded of every sixPence of the profits
they have made by this illegal traffic and
that it may conjecture what may have
been the amount of them upon one hun.
dred and thirty four million pounds sterl.
ing, Which have illegally passed through
their hands, let it be remembered here
that Navy Bills have been at a disconnt
OF IS per cent. that they bought NAVY
Bills with these milliens; and If thev copld
have employed them in this speculation a.
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SECRET EXPEDITION.

LONDON, April 10.
There is no truth in the report of the
expedition so long preparing at Portsmouth
having been countermanded. On the con.
trary there seems to be an intention of en-
iarging the scale on which, was at first to
be conducted. AL the armed defence
ships, lately stationed in the Downs, have
gone round to Portsmouth, having been
previously fitted cut as transports, and hav-
ing taken on board number of Aat-bottom-
ed boats.
April 90.
The expedition sailed yesterday from
Portsmouth, under convoy of the Queen
and the Dragon.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-03

dams Of their interests, no, 10 be ssa,.
from their duties, By the articles Of ~ J.
quence, or inundated, by the men,
of power. The British constitution, i !.
most conspicuous and effective memh
has been, fully displayed, not 10 ,heor.,is
and abstract perfection, but in active !
exemplary utility. The pens Of thor
sand encomiasts could not produce so M,
nifcent an eulogium.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT. /!

Mr.. Lawrence Keene, an officer Of 4
American ship Canton (which found.,
on the 22d of Dec came passenger in 4
brig Acorn, from Lisbon, and inform, :
that transport dispatched from, sdm,,
Orde, off Cape St. Vincent, arrived AM
Is, with intelligence Of the TouIon A. f.
consisting Of 10 sail of the line and ! g
gates. having arrived oH Caa;z- p. ~