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Domestic snts,ligrnts.
NETWORK, December 81.

The following extract of letter from, Halifax, No
va Scotia, To a merchant in this city, dated Noxeu-
her 28th, is communicated the Editor of he h1er-
camille Advertifer for qualifications So
" The trial Of the Ocean. capt Hu6ey, came on
the i3hins. The fhis was liberated, bur ,he whole
ct the cargo derreed for further proof Mr.. Stew
art, Leading council for the claimants has given US
objections TO the kind of proof peeefIary, and we
'iaeloie q copy for your information"
DIRECTIONS. .-...
Vie claimants mum produce the original letter or
order, or 4 notaral copy Of Il, by virtue of which
the goods from An,aerdam were fipped on neu-
;ral account, toees with ell letters Of advice and Of
sorreipondenee, bhs Of lading and invoices. which
eoneera the hipment certified by the na.ons of
clerks or other indifference perfou. This proof ihond
be accompanied by the fsf a6Fdsv. as it is called
OF the party himfelf, f~esring hsneutral carac.
ter, andfulIy Eating his right the property claimed
BY him, and the funds by which he acquired it. 1t
C,ould conclude with the uual averment, that no e.
nemy of Greas-Dri,ain has any concern with the
goods that they were at the time of capture and
would he il reaorcd, the foe and executive property
Of the claimant Copies Of letters aud papers hould
be authenticated by notarial certificate Of compare
fon AID not - che aIs7e ve.feasion Of the party.
letter iron, st Louis Gays authentic inforna,-
tion is received that s. pain has agents among she In
dams OF the Nlioari. and upper part Of the Miffp
pi. peruadng than to Aiaae war ssaina the United
States ~ N. r. C6yos.
The United States brig DOLLY, Captain BripIi,
anchored in Charie0on Roads on the S,h-fhe rnopn.
IA gins, and has 10 men-he is intended to eruize
of that port for fome tine.
. Coae,,o9ore PyrSie, we learn flaws the Bottom Ga.
z-'s has been fent for by erpres REPAIR to waf-
iigton andi now on his journey thithrr. e;
tIis Pxce'lency the Governor has communicated to
both branches Of the Legislature, circular letter
from IKE Secretary at War, snifyirg that an iune-
dats draft ofthe Militia Of this Rate may be. called
Tor blythe General Government. This, is iuppoled
Will occupy ;her immediate attention.
g.; LoujvMe G~zHfr
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GEOGRAPHY.
TEN DOLLARS REWARD,
For a H0rG, &c.

For HOr/f, &c. fas.s !,
AIKEN from the itreet, (oppoite the Pol ofies1
in this city, between fir and feven O'clock ii,
the evening, Of the 81 q inf. bright bar HORSE !,
with Saddle and Bride) fuppofed 70 be FIVE year.
DID, lait prng, about four feet 10 :, inches high,
two or three white fpots his back, (oecsaoned By
the laddle) and old burt that is not haired over.
Ohio welD afmall white fpot Q've been Informed. on
the inide OF one Of his thighs, he has rather ,hisk
name, arh ooaie made, mas itropg esdy trot lr-
ries his head low, and neepy couutenanee when
fill The PADDLE is double lerted, aud III. firrup,
irons plated, and hasbeen in ufe about twelve months
a double refined bride, with leather curb.
Whoever delivers the Horfe Saddle aud Bride 20,
me, near the Baton, fhal receive the above reward,
and i've dosrSfer the hore alone, IL taken up out of
this county, and half that fun IL within the county
: lis fuppoiedhe was rode off, not with view to
keep. ..... .. SAMUEL PARsOSs.-
Deee,nbsr2.. fst ~ - u. i
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RICHMOND POST OFFICE.

-;. sa DetepSer re e4tb, 1896.
nN account of the great lois and inconveniene. in
~ collecting News Paper Poaage, after it be-
comes due. Alter the fri day of January neyt. mo
papers will be delivered before one quarters portage !,
PAID IN advance, except to thofe perfons who have
quarterly accounts kept open at the Office. ~
December % &c Setarl 9t ;
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FIVE DOLLARS RRwARn.

CTRAYED or ftoeu from shoefe Ware-houfe, o.
y Tburfday the erh Of December, 1905, bright
bay HORSE, about FIVE feet gh, ten years old, ore
hind foot white a few white hairs IN his forehead
whoever will deliver the fad horie TO the fpbferjber
AZ the Warrington tavern, 8Al receive the above ra
ward.
PETER M, DANIEL,
December 81. f&ttf ~r r. -
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. OeHrqNnt harts on former R>qeiGfions.
NOTICE is he.ebY givsn, tina, all iha,ss upon
~ which there Ball appear to se due delinousn-
Sivso former re3aioa, vail be offered fer iAe at
MIR Bronks's ta,.rn in Nanchrflsr, or the lt day
Of February next, at l2oCloek in rt. rsrenccu.
By order If the Directors,
JAMES BRANDER, CLERK.
December 27. fSttt irh e..
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sTRAYED or SrOLpN.

I>ROM The iublcriber OH the soth day If No7e,,,-
Der ka, a BAY MARE, four years old i,e
has iome wlir in the face, her hind feet one of tn I'M
are we to her foot lock, The other foot ion,e white
OF II, tolrrable long rail, .he is l,od before Ten
dollars reward will be given any peron that will
ee;iser iaid heit tome at capt. Richard Ne;h-lands
~ Po"htan eounty or to John Schools in King and
Queen County.
URIAH SCHOOLS.
Dec. 27. S&T2tp
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FRoA THE MEDITERRANE IN.

Estraa oF a letter .frsm Capt. Dahiei Roger, of
tb" nip Retaliation, to bis osDaers at Gioueeaer,
dated
Malaga, Sept. 90.
"0n my paT,ge from ST. Andrro, was
boarded Ivy the Revenge, 74guns, off Cadiz and
treated politely, although had spanin cargo
Ga board, and hnund from one Spanifh port TO
arntfer; but 7 knew that was clear, or I
!hould mt have taken the wheat there was an
order of the Court of S.. James, not to hop neil
trail veficls loaded with wheat, bound to Spanifh
ports, although it was Spanifh property. That
oraer fi!l exits.
There have been great number of Amer.
can ycGels carried into apani.h ports, and con.
dcmnea vefiets ard cargo, but that is done with !;
there has been an order from Madrid, to deliver
thsm al! up again"
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S~4 1s FROM The JOURNALS or
TEE HoOSE OF DEtEcATEs. x
Fyiday, Deeenber 90.

communication from the Senate By their clerk.
ne Senate have Pafed the following bills, Z.
An at, to amend an act. entitled. an "a. " Pm.
ed vagrants." - - - 90 so :.
An engroded bill. Incorporating the town Of
wheeling m the county Of Ohio, was read a. ta;,d
time and iever'i blanks therein iilledup;
Fe''vs'' That the bill do pats, api that the title
De- AZ, aef. INCORPORATING the town Of wh-e!irs in
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~ The fale Of the ela,e of VIM. cambridge,
decd. advertised in ,hispaper, will take place on the
18th January, infisad Of the 3d.
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MANCHESTER TURNPIKE COMPANY
9rh REQuIsIrIoN

HE hareho!ters of faid company, are hereby re-
qoired 70 pay into the hands or lanes Bran
sef tres.urcr, the additional fun of ten Dollar. OIL
each :haFe, on or before the Stl day OF February
next. ..
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NEIL M'COULI.

T. Asfpeeived, BY the late arrivals frp- I,onden
y L and Liverpool, his ufssl fuYplJ .f FALL y
Oeobsr 81, r
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DEATH.

+ = '.f' 80 - DEATH,
With pain ii falls to our Int t, record the J.,,h
OF Col JOHN HooMRs. of the Bowling Green.
N Caroline CouHty, on The, 18th Laa. after pain.
tnl and lingering il!nefs, which he bore viii the
gieaselt iert'tute and chrisn reGsa7tica. File ha.
ieit widow ard al, an,iab|c family Of , rea TO Ia
n'ept the iois OF tender .bsYi aud .Feaiona,e pa
rent. -. ,rs.s - ',,s1Tr = -. r..
In tie various fat,ps of 'pl'Sc character, he
mas uniformly bs. ,sithful to the irterens Of tor.
who had choien him to f.,re them n -, ;,-,. ne.
he has uitainrd an amiable reputation sd very few
men have pohe'ed greater flare; of gs,0ioA folid
virtue and unaffected Senevoleres. 1he Iols- fo,i.
ely VIII iota'n IN common with tf,Merous circle Ct
friends and aeqnaintanees will be ievereiy felt.
9" Adieu kind friend, To eae., fine fe.l;,,o .,,,.
Thy virtues many and thy foib,es few;
Apo'her's woe thy heart could always n,et,
None gave more fire.. for none more deeply feit.
ndea k"d friend, thy own harmonic, ways
Have fculptured out thy monument, of n,ra;it..
Yes, thefe turvive till ;time'sren,otea day,
Till drops the bua, or beautiful tomss dtcay.a -,
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z MINI ;
SGT 2tp.
Dec. 81.

The ELEPHANT
w Ill. be removed this evening from the Waf,-
W idgton Tavern in Richmond, to Mr.. Brooks
cavern IN Maiichelter, where he will be exhibited
'tii Saturday evening the 18th initAd;nit,.nce o.
Gents, Children half price.
December II.
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that mueh-ininred nation with i4asern,, corts,.


that much-iniured nation with fraternal ..ortiss
hty; and ergo, he conteuded, that there ought
10 be no objection raifed asaina bafbcr7ss ,nete.
y becaufe It was defended of Iriih parentags.
Having thus not only Invented term, hut fr..
tied the point Of It's application and lesit;msc,.
he proceeded TO obfsrve, that for the failure,
eothfrifm fliould be conidered as a penrrical
term, the trunk from which all the branches
iPrng. Thus when we have location to fpsak
OF the principles of that party, to convey cor
rect idea nf them, We fi,ould m Ike ufe s,f tn.
word 6ofberJn:! When we fpeak of the party
coll. etively, we fhould cali them tie 6otaer-
i"'! When - fee an individual of the party.
we exclaim tOsberjRiL! Aud whca we n,aI
ai.use to the doings, workings, and operations
OF the party, we fhou!d oall it-befberafion!!!i
here the orator concluded, and here ended
=" The eisis Of Hrgr~erf, ne jar Of 7y,-at, IS
"0ys fban toe snO'taf 6,srf Of rivai E.psr4i."
The ailembly was too fnall. or perhap.tte
lame eh%zz of app'auft" would have run II. "a
me eaae@s that Sa'uf 20 elegantly and in,er,,t.
lnE,y relates to us, pervaded the Roman fenate.
when julius C1iar concluded his GRAFTON ,gai,.it
iniiet'ng the puniihraent Of death upon the con.
fpirators OF Cata,ine.r -:
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The United States brig Dolly. Captain Brill
anchored in CharleRon Roads on the S,h-fhe NOM,
Ia gins, and has 20 men-lhe is intended to cruz
of that port for fome tine. ',
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d, coe.o9ore P,-Sie, we learn flaws the Bottom Ga.
z-,se) has been TENT for by expre repair to waf-
ington and is now on his journey thithrr. .
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letter from St. Louis fays, 4" authentic informa
tion is received that Spain has agents among she In
dams OF the Nfiaoari. and upper part of the Mfip
pi. perfuading than to hiaae war ssaina the Unite
States ~ N. r. C6vos.
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BOSTON, July g.

CrresOJ papers to the 7th Of June, containing Lcu
ian dates to the Sd were received on Sunday Ly the
flip Hbrraia
No authentic intelligence Of the den;na,ion of the
Combined Fleet had been received in E,sl,ag. bu,
news, that Id. Mellon had paed Gib,ahsr had reach
I'd LovSo7, and RATED expeGllt thar he would Ell
Their ovcrtake tine enemy, fo cloiey purdue them
az 10 prevent their accomplishing any thing of confe
qnenee. The fleets at the 7sscL at BycG and F,yyoy
continued, in apparent perfect readiness Tor fsa r.
-sh rted, under The Bfadrid head, that fouadron
mad failed from CartjagsnG. The greafeTt ACTIVITY
prevailed in all the dock yards &c in Great B,io;o
T. augment the number Of fhips in ferVce The
embargo, which afforded an opportunity Of coIleqinp
= large number of men for tn. navy was continued
The DgHiogAs 1otilla was very numerous and re-
oeved alsnoG dsily augmentations from the other
French ports in the Chanael Frefh troops had alG,
been marched thiher; and il was fi1 Eonaparte was
10 Witt that place Immediately his return from L
h!y, whence he was Spe6od fern, the ceremony Of
his coronation as King Of H1iy, having taken place
With this Information, it i not extraordinary tina.
foTe few paragraphs in the Bif0 papers indicate an
expectation that the invaon may be attempted--brt
we 90 not desrn any marks Of apprehension to the
refult.
The Britih have ~ fhips ef the line in commit
hOn, 20 ff,ies. l34 frigates, and 40 1oops.
IN the Britifh tIoufe of Commons IN the sOih or
MAY, Mr. WHrTBR7AD obferved th1t Oh account Of
the nseeGary delay in printing the papers rsfpeaing
Lord MfLgiLss. nc felt IL nccclary 70 put of his
motion fo@iniss9ehtncaf, nrtil TucGiay, June ~
ar. Ft1 tsid re u.idsrtood the gentleman had
two obicSls IN Vieyr---one he impeachment OF Id.
IL the otkr cers.e ref9lWsions Concerning Eia1felf
II. ~ II So anxious any charge intended 20 b.
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european 5ntelIiseutr.
NETWORK, Iuly "a.


Since our LAT we have received, bv the {hip
6sf7ndere. from liverpool, our files of London
papers tn the soth of MAY. The following IA.
ragraphs are from paper of the 2o.h.
LONDON, May %.
Tie Hon. Robert Dundas Saunders, fon OF
Vifcount Melville, gave notice Yesterday in the
Honie of Commons OF his intention to move, on
the day when the impeachment fhould be propo-
fed by MIR. Whitbread, that leave he given to
Vhcount Melville to appear in that houfe TO de-
tend hirnfelf.-This notice is no doubt given by
his Lordihip's particular requelt, that he may
avail himfef of the only opportunity which
may be prefented of making his defence. Mr..
Dundas Saunders motion, there is every rea
fon TO believe, will be agreed to by the Houfe
or Commons. 1tis An extraordinary circum.
ftance, and conftqnen,ly worthy of particular
attention. Many years have elapfed fnce a f.
niI1r motion.
We believe that Peers have from the earieR
times been admitted into the Houfe oc Com
mons, either to defend themlclves, or for other
pnrpafes. The mode of receiving a Peer is
fated IN Mr.. HatielPs excellent book of prece-
dents. He is attended from the door of the
Tloufe BY che Serieant At Arms, with the Mace,
making three oheiiances to the Houfe chair
sfet for him within the har on the left hand. as
he enters, 10 which he f.s down covered, the
Speaker informing him that there is chair for
his Lordihip to repot;. himfeIf in. When he
RITES to fpeak in his defence, he fpeaks uncover
ed. He may Re admitted into the houfe AS
foon as the member WHO'S tomove the impeach-
,nent rites. When that member has fnifhed
his fpeech the Peer gets up, and, after he has
tniihed, he wi'hdraws, making the fame obei-
finces to the Houfe; the SERGEANT with the
Mace accompanying him to the door.-Tbe
Ian peer admitted into the body of the Houre
was Lord Balcarras. on the 27'h Of May. 1870,
who was examined relative to Sir WIN. Howe's
coudud in America, and bad a chair fet for him
within the bar.
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Letters from London, mention. that Mrs. ELIZA
BoN.N, ,RrE, VIE of JExoNs, receives every mark
of atteuton and hoipitalty from the Ength nobility
aud people. She IS attended by her brother. and DIR.
Gavner, eminent French phyiician-the fame who
accompanied her in her Witt to this laR fumn,er.
We have correa accounts Of the fate Of her huband
ince he left I.fbon-It is not in,poible as French
oacer, he will be tried for dfobedence of orders in
not returning Europe, in the frgate fent for
him, and imprhoned.-We have heard it faid that
before Mr. Livingston left Paris, one of the French
Miniilry informed him, thar the Emperor had
Thoughts, as Jerome had connected himief with the
daughter of American merchant, Of iettng him in
the United States; and requeRed Mr. L. to name
what would be proper Establishment for hiu,.-Mr.
Livingnon accordingly named, we undrrttand, 10000
dollars Cor a town. and 10000 dollars for country
houie, per annun This the Emperor did not think
too large; and Mr.. Livingston ailsed to mention
the funds i'll which it would be mott advantageous to
nveit the money-The Loujfana S.osl was accord
ingly named. Soon after, however, Mr.. L. in
formed, that Jerome having difobeyed the Emperors
commands, and otherwife treated him with difrefpef
ne had determined to do nothing more for him; and
thus the negotiation ended. lBsFonpaeer
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CHARLESTON. y,tlo %

We flop the prefs, to announce the arrival
vt the fchooner Nancy, Conner, in 8 days from
St. Johns (Antigua.)
The day before Capt. Cornor failed, a Bottom
fchooner arrived at st. Johns, which had days
before fallen in with the combined fleet beating
to windward, and the next day fell in with Adj
miral Mellon in full chafe, feering the fame
conrfe, and within 20 hours fail of the enemy.
Lord N. bad been ls days in chafe, and by
calculation had gained twenty miles day on
the combined Reet.--The fleet OF Wcf-Inda.
mer reportedto have been burn, by the French,
had all arrived at Guadalupe. 7imeJ.
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sr. JoHS's (AuignaJ yuly 4, 1905.


Yeferdav evening an alarm was fred at
Monks Hill, upon the appearance Of 4 Clips e
brig in the North-Eaft quarter, when the mi.
litia Immediately attended with their ufual ala
crity. The vefIels that occa6oned it having
pafledby the alarm was difcharged this morn
inz about O'Clock. We have not been able
TO learn whether the fbps were friends or enc
MES.
Since our lat, the matters IF two or three of
our fhips that left this Hand the 7.h of June,
aud were captured next dsv by the combined
feet Of France and Spain, have arrived here
from GuadsIoupe.--1he Whole ofthe trade
was captured in the fpace cf few hours, ard
The matters and crews difribu,ed among the G.
nemy's lhips. Such of them rs fell into the
bands ofthe S9sui1rds were rlundefed OF ever
thing, except thc cloa.hes OF thc'~ backs. The
IpafeDsers appsarto hayehee lcf5 on bo1rdthere-
.pcetive veGels in which they were taken. TIE
cay ini wing the capture. the whole cf the
prizes were Zen; 40 ilc fouihward tcdef convey
Of four French sfigst,s, having number Of
ifoops OF toasd, a Part Of wbieh they landed
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brought againa him Gould be brough. to d-ciiion
fpeedily as polible.
Mr.. WMlrBREAo faid he fhculd adhere to the or
der he had laid down Of movieg the impeachment
firt; and that he would be prepared TO brig forward
&c other motions ioon aiier a, the Houe hould
fit.
Mr.. LAscELLEs faid there were three points which
nigh, be made the grounds OF reolu,ions sgana MIR.
PirT--al tending to accufe him of being privy to
Tome of the irregular ,ranfaaious of Id. MgLvILLe
bnt there was not haiow of uipieon OF his having
derived any advantage ,herefro,n. PailnlFau.
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NORFOLK. Inlv DC

Capt. Dcchamps from Antigua, ftates, that
an American veTe arrived there three DAYS be-
fore he failed. the Captain of which informed
him that he fell in with the French feet in ati-
tnde 25-that two DAYS after, he was boarded
hy an officer from Lord NelfDn's fleet. The
French was neering more to the Northward
than Lord Mellon. Ledoer.
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NETWORK, inIy ae.

letter received in this civ from refpeaall,
gentleman at Detroit DARED 24th of Iune, natrs
that the Sac Indians and Oowans have fsnt in their
chiefs 10 the council at Mlldcn-'rhey are fpreaduo
the war belt in every dre6fion--ther obie9 is war
with the Ofages the MilF1ippi. They applied
for the ailtance Of the Hurons. who anfwered thar
they were in treaty Of peace Una e at Crenvl)e)
with the u. States that they had buried the hatel
CT. anil would not take it up again. The Sacs ard
Oiowans replied, " We fha then know how TO treat
Won when come forward" The Cfaees, il !,
faid, will claim ;he protection Of Wen Iouifana ;
ard !, IS believed that the United State, will be In
yolved in the TIE troops ought to be returned
to tbs place, and the Qualifications nrengthened
We are, indeed. in a miferabie htuotion for defence
the citadel in afhes, the fort deierted and only
few aragelng folders about the "Trip yards"
The letter from which the above Intelligence was
taken, contains -fetiptio of tire fufcrings to wiie,
the inhabitants OF Detroit have been reduced by the
late eonfagration of their VILLAGE. About ninety
hp'ies," fays the letter are left without roof T.,
ihelter them; with the ground for their bed, and
the heavens Tor their oahopyyet we are not in def
rar fpirit OF induiiry appears again pervade all
ranks, and hope that, By the alliance that will be
obtained from the aIuant, Detroit will fourth once
again"
The inhabitants have appointed coinmittec 10
climate the damages, and Golicit and receive con.
trbutions for the relief Of ;her unfortunate town.
Dlsre. e4AV.
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at Guada'onpe.in the night, and Immediately
followed the prizes. which it was fnppof, i
might be defined to Porto Rico.--The troops
onboarti, the frigates were fich ashad becntaksn
from Guadaoupe and Mart. When our in.
'"r,oani arrived at the former place, the great
CIT inrpuie wasexprei;ei at The neet having pait
tins lllan,i without reducing it.
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- ,iasglf gnteIli0sass.
BOSTON, Tuly "a.

A letter from Malta, Of April 10, fays. prepare
tons tor the Trroitan expedition were .hen maxine
with great activity. A venel had tecn d:rpa,rb.SS
with military itores for the Gilman, of the R,o.w
ihp, who wasro be enabled attempt to rey;,, b;a
rights, and was Ia attack 'Iripo by land While ,ha
American fquadron bombarded it from, the fea Tn,
united effort agairit the hottie ufrper, the nrsn.
Bafhaw, was probably made in June. - =
Boj7sn Des-osro,
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NETWORK. IuIv %.

= I'VE w 7 N'NIA, JUIy -Os
TIE bip Logan, Bmaksr, arr:s'ei a: tkiS t7rt Ian
eprnigg ~ II dars troaa liverpool. and bai
.farnijbs9 ibe E4toroftks Mercantile HlOerii-
fer avitb LiOerb00! papers to tb. STD of time,
intAyfUe, London papers TO tbe 90. 8 Lloyd'J
Lis to the Ar. Trey contain notb;ns pofti-
eaLly interefiag, as TIE .toLlosving, svbieb are
the m2R pro!s.insn. articles, e,:N Bssv.
Mere. AAv.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-08-02
Signed,
J. sIIAND, adj gen.

june 2s.-Tbe following is the charge which
was preferred by Capt. Wood asainN admiral
Duckwortl, and of which he was roR honor
ably acquitted
:" That he bad been opprenively removed
from the command ofbis Majeny's Zip AcaRa,
by VICE admiral RI. T. Duckworth, X. b.
then commander in chief ofhis MaieAy's fhips
and veflels at jamaica and that the fad vice
adm. had, in the molt il,ameful and fcandalous
manners, loaded, received on board and fif5er.
ed to be received on board, bis Maiefy's I,io
Acafa, an immenfe quantity Of goods and ner-
cb11aize, other than for the ufe of the flip, in
defiance and contrary 10 the true intent and
meaning Of TIE 18th article Of war, and reque0-
ing, as flch proceedings were CONTRARY and
highly injurious 70 his maisay's ftreice, oDpref-
I've TO individuals, and unworthy the character
OF an officer, that the faid giCe-almlr.I may he
tried 10y codrt martial, for the ofene ss therein
Get fortb."
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Capt Felt, arrived at Salem, from Lerborn. q,
the Sd July, in lat 10. long 10 ipole flip Wahm,,.
ton, from Martees for Newburyport which five
days before, Juue go had fallen in With the Com,
bined Fleet, feer,g l.. s. F. ~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-08-02
Extra9 Of n LITTER from q gentleman in Ha4,an.
s ia, dated rJzly s, 1908.

Advices have this moment been received
here, that the government of New-proyidence
have paiied decree, granting liberty to priva-
teers, &c. to fend i'll for adjudication all Anne
rican and other veffe!s which fhal have for their
return cargocs TO the ont ports in this lland,
uneii proof can be exhibited that fuch ports are
PORTS of entry in time ofpeace. You will pIeafe
TO make public this circumstance, for the in
formation and government of Our friends adven-
turing this way" Bali. 1a6.