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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-23

THE fubfcriber hereby gives public notice 70 all
concerned. that fhe has been duly appointed, and
mas taken upon herief the truG Of Admn;lratrix on
the eltate OF
NATHANIEL. WINSI. .OW.
ate Of Fairoat5, in the County of Cumberland va
man, by giving bond the law dreEts She tbers-
fore reqnss all perfens who are indebted 10 the l.d
decealed's e0ate, to make immediate Davr,a,, ,,d
thoe who have any demands thereon, 70 exhibit The
fame to IyDTA I1-rNrcT C,1t- az
Dated JfHrt p, 1905.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-23

HE fubcrbors hereby give public notice to all CON
cerned, that they have been daily appointed, and
have taken upon themlelves the truf Of admniitra-
tors, on the e0ate OF
TIMOTHY HAMBLE1[, late of Co,trn.
il the county Of Cumberland, yeoman, decearqd bv
giving bond as the law directs They therefore re-
queb all Perfons who indebted 20 the fad decea-
leds elate to make immediate payment and thors who
have any demands thereon to exhibit the fame 10
ANNA HAAIBIEN,
JOHN HAAIBLEN
Drte4 Trrt 27, 1905.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-23
LhLLLG RU lIHR[EL,

- The perfon who thro' miltake
took new HAT, lined with yellow morocco, from
Wahington-FII Oh the 4th July, Is requeed to call
at Chadwiclc's Tavern and exchange it. JEy 8.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-23

HE iubcriber hereby gives public AZ tice tosl I
cerned, that he has been duly appo:Ated ara -.
taken upon himlelf the trut Of ali adnnil TRAITOR,
the eltate OF
ANDREW PEPPEREL. FROST,
late Of Fllnolb, in the county Of Cumberland O. nte-
man, deccaled by giving bond Is the law dircCfs 60
He therefore requeis all perfons Who are indebted to
the i1id dccealeds eltate 70 make immediate payment;
and thole who have any demands thereon, to exhibit
the fame to
THOMAS SEAL.
D7teI Tn7e IL, 1905.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-23

tHTd day Of September newt. atteu o'clock in q
forenoon, 70 much of lsid lands as will ay the fame,
ard all interveninq char gts viii be f,ia az public
V'ndue' At the in2aoufc Of Refer! FGba, Inn-
holder, in faid BALDWIN
au .IosIt.H sAND2osN, coreaPr'
q A'~17gqi .ty :, t22}.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-23

THE fubfcriber hereby gives public notice to all
concerned that he has been duly appointed, and
has taken upon himfef the ruR Of Administrator on
the enate Of
MICAH MUNROE,
late Of BrugJ1y%, in the county Of Cumberland, yeo-
man, deceafed, BY giving bond as the law directs =
He therefore reoc1{s all Derfons who indebted
the fad deceafeds enate to make immediate payment
and thole who have any demands thereon TO e1hib-
it the fame for etterncnt to him at his dwelling houie
on Little river. JO1N DA'4S'
T,ne 27 1905. +Jy9.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-23

rtyr nriber r. 'reby gives public nO,oe to all con.
L cernod tbgt thew have been duly apt olnted and
have taken upon themie "s' 'he 'rui' u
on the elfate of = -
I,te of n55y1,,-.a,5 Il he y, ,uty of Cunbe, land
veoran. d@ce3Cd bv @;vng bond =. ne law drecF. =
hey therefore req1e ali perion, who are indeb'e4i +
the faid deceaeds elate make mre HaSe pay @
and thoie who have any demands therel ~ 10 sAi'O
the fame 10 -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-09-30
GENERAL E.AIOM.

II VIZ have held in our pofeaion for lome time
palt, very intereiting letter from General Eaton.
written At the time he was about TO eater the Lyban
Deiart in his operations againG Tripoly, To one of NY
correpondents in this State. We have foreborne Law
ing il before our readers, LEFT Its publication might
Pofibly prejudice the Important expedition he was
engaged IN But y now being ascertaned that ths
expedition has been abandoned and that our gallant
and 4S43aiatei CountIylan together with the Bath
aw Hanet, and abost 90 of their faithful followers,
have 1Ieaeei 5yTlcufe- we lay rl4ba4 for we are
told, that the ary which had been embodied bv Cen
Eaton, and the Ex-Baihaw, and who were huhed with
the propect of aaring the plage Of the Ufurpers ter
ritory, on finding, in the Peace which had been con-
cluded the frufratioas Of all their hopes became OUT
rageous, and their vengeance had like to have been IA
tai TO both the General and the Bafhaw we think il
no longer neteary to withhold il from the public AZ
prelent we fhall ro make anv other comment On the
extracts give than merely FAY, they deIineate
deep aud able Politician, united with the cool pere-
vering and intrepid Psrtizan, and that they vii! Bs
read with great nteteG.-Ceat
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-09-30
From tae NorfoII, Ledgsr-Sept. IL.
Arr:geL 9r late Irib0LiHe CAbtiyej.

TUESDAY arrived in Hampton Roads,
the L. S friGate Preddent, of AZ guns,
Commodore Barron, captain lanes Barron,
3S days from Gibraltar By this fhiP we
are relieved from all anxiety upon this in
terefing fubjeQ, for Rot only docs fhe
Bring the certain account Of peace being
concluded, and the releale of our unfortu-
nate countrym1n, bur n1e has brought capt.
Bainbridge, his officers, and part Of his crew
a number Of whom are now in town. We
offer them our Fluctuations upon this happy
occafon, and hncerely hope that the plcaf-
ares they viii meet with in their native
country, and in the embraces Of their friends,
will compenlate in meafure their pait fuf-
fcrings. We are lorry to underitand Com
modore Barron has returned in very bad
health,
Tht Fallicnl,rs which We ha-, collected
arc cotlbo.; rvs If wha. b7s bcrn ='r;adl
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-09-30
" Esypt-Pravi'ice Of Behsra, viK1ge II
DinLlnb7ur, Jan. q, 1905. {

g AGet touching at Malta, the Argus
arrived at Alexandra, Egypt on the 40
November, So4. We received from the
Britifh Refdent al Cairo, and CohEul at
Alexandria, every aHiltance which the na-
ture Of our affairs and their duty could re-
quire and admit. AT Alex anIria il was in
timated TO me, that HAMEr BAsaAw,.
-tbe Exiied Priner gf T,iooE7 was not to be
had without application 70 .E5f Bry, to whom
he had attached himielf both Of whom
were in upper Egypt a6ting with the Nam
eluke Beys againH the Otoman government;
Ind to whom acoefs was barred by .he Tur-
iih army. Under thtfe difcourageinq ap-
pearanceS and contrary to the advice Of eve
~ body on the feaccait, on the goth Nov
ember left Alexandria, for grand Cairo,
with three officers, Lieut. o, O,Bannan, McfIrs
Mann and DAME lion; and a few men from
the brig who, together with foule other !,
recruited Oh the fpot, AID al Rosetta, maI1
an efcort of eighte :n. This precaution
was ueceEary on account Of the banks cf
the Nile being nf1fed b. the Wild Arabs ot
the Dricrt, and by ftraggling Arnarr deiert-
ers from the Grand Seignior's army ;-shc
the for"er fubfa by Plonlcr ,--the latter
rob and murder indiitsiminately every de-
fencelefs beirg whole appearance denotes
! property. Both move iu bodies, and have
| rendered themirltes terrible throughout L
syPt.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-09-30


Nothing can be more ridiculous than this offer
vition 4 threat Of delroying the American prfoD-
cr' could have had any influence, il had been tried
yet the new expedition ihews il could have no ef.a
on government. Behdes, If fears could have driven
the Bahaw Of rpoH TO the facrifce Of our country
men, It woua have been when the gallant Prcble made
the walls Of his city trembIe and WHEN the Commo-
dore prelened the Bafhaw ipecmen Of The vepge,nc
he was taking, by Tending back to him the ,,..-4,
1sjei' he had captured If fear or rape courd have
influenced the daard to aaGination, then would have
been the time No-No-The Barbav tno,v o,,- -,
tive ccnntrymer were the ben guarantee for his life
in cafe the city fould be taken. The pretence. We
have good reafon to fay has been made to cover the
jealouiy and envy Of the negotiators Of the Peace
Ten the glory Of conquering Tripoly, emancipatinp
Ais countryen, and placing on its throne an av Of
the United States, Ihoud belong to General EATON
# the public viii examine the fubiec Of the treaty,
they will be convinced, that to an ungenerous ;eaIou
have the fair profpetts Of Cen Eaton and the ExBa-
ihaw been iacrifccd. I've heard Of this jcaloufy
long time fince we lament it and we have evidence
to fupport an opinion, that had the Peace been delay
ed two months longer had fquadrOn Of our feet
aBccsfsi.y eo-orera,ed with Mr.. Eaton, and after
the capture Of Derne and Beugad, had tranfpor-
ted his victorious troops acrOf5 the bay Sidra,
on Conmtrymsn zvsuH bave been Released
tUitb5nt RaHenr .--fbe RigbgM Prince yusuI4
haze been R6fored 10 rbe Throne Of T1it9ly:
and The Aaierican Flag ag5ula Be na4v TiiQrr-
Phant3 flying o1jer that City.-Centiuel.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-09-30

if the attack was made in The afternoon
they had been drinking at diDner--if in the
morning, they had been drinking all ni4hr
hone but madmen, drunklrds or devils
would run fuch rifks- and in this way be
apologiled to himielf for the defenion and
flight Of his own men.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-15
RIO GAMBLE.
JOHN C. GAMBLE.
ROBERT GAMBLE. jr.
Richmond. May 9th, 1905.


The subscribers take his method of informing
their friends and the public. that they intend car
rying on the mercantile business under the firm of
John So Robert Gamble, I'm.
They are now receiving by rhe ship Rola, choice
selection of LONDON GOODS. and daily ex-
pea from Liverpool. a general assortment of
HARDWdRE, Sce. suitable for the season.
which will be sold by the piece package. or do
zen. on he most moderate terms, for cash, 1ier
charitable country produce. the usual credit to
substantial and fHae "a! csst nlers.
They have on hand. Madeira and Sherry
Wine. Cogniac Brandy. West India i,um, Vhis.
key. Sugar. Pepper, Alum. CoppeFas and Brirn.
stone, lin pipes. hhds. and casks,) Cotton and
Wool Cards. Patent Shot. Steel, Bar Iron. Hol-
low Iron Ware, German scythes. Cutting Knives
and Whet Stones, Oznab;Fgs. Ticklenburgs and
Brown Hessians, SnuiT, Cut Ferrings- &c.
They also possess Iarge and convenient 5yick
warehouses covered with STATE. ser receiving and
storing Flour. Tobacco. &c. Those gentlemen
who favor them with consignmcnts. VIII find
their charges reasonable. and may rely on their
best exersions 10 afford satisfaction.
eI9 The highest rates given for Bees Wax,
good Bear, Deer ard C:;er Skins, and other
shipping FUR.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-15

IL not sold by the 18th of June next, it will be
leased from FIVE to ten years, and possession
given on the first day Of IuIy next,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-15
JOHN C GAMBLE.
ROBERT GAMBLE, Jun.

The subscriber (Robsrt Gamble, sen.l avails
himself of this opportunity TO III TX his numerous
isiends for he very Iargs share Of patronage he
has received in the mercantile line-and hereby
tenders to the public his future services as Com
mission Merchant. he Ganers himself. his long
experience with other sircumstances unnecessa
~ here TO men,ion) entities bin 70 the confidence
OF those who may ave business of that nature to
transact in this city--assuring such of his. best
exertions to merit appreciation
Those who yetrenain indebted 70 the late firms
OF Gansbts y Graraa ct Stanton OF Gamble
cy Temple, Ro6cyr Ga'p5fe ic' CO. and 7aSc,r Can
bic, of The City of Richmond. are once more ear
nes.iy requested TO make immediate payment Of
their respective balances. Such as continuc re-
CARELESS of this last notice canno, expea longer
Indulgence.
Ro GAMBLE.
Efcbmerd, lDfdy 6, 1906, epSv w,f
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-15
ID UlJ away from the subscriber

ID UfS away from the subscriber
kA a5ostthe 18Th January last. negro man
named ADAM, a5ou, 25 years Of age. Of dark
complexion. abou, feet nigh, has a small scar
on his forehead; hadon when he wen, away ar
oznaburgs shirt, short coat and pantaloons of
blue plains. and common felt hat ne mad suniry
other clothing which it is supposed lie carried
with him, as they have not been seen since he
escaped. He was purchased OF mr. Gabriel TUE
near Culpeper courthouse. by mr. John Mullins,
about 18 months past, of whom the subscriber
purchased Immediately afterwards; the said fel.
low has wife at DIR Claggett's. who resides at
CnlPePer courthouse; it is probab!. ne may be
harboured by his wife at this place Whoever
will deliver the said fellow to the Subscriber !iv-
ing in Alhenzrle county near Charlottesville,
shall receive reward of Thirty Dollars. or ifse-
cured in any jail so thatI get him again Twenty
Dollars. JOHN CLARKSON.
23d Feb. 1905. tt
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-15
PRECIPITATE,

JMronTED by Mr. Lightfoot
A of Sandy-point. last win
ter, full IS hands and a half
high; will stand at my sta
bic in Chesterfield county,
Appomattox river, IS miles
above Petersburg, to be let
IN mares A. ter o-i,ineae a
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-15
FOR SAFE

POwiatan county, API. 80. 1905.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-15
NOTICE.

Ric5msrd, nay 6. 1906,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-15

marc, two Of which will be RENTED if paid with
in the season, which viii commence the 10th Of
March, < expire the Iss Of August next Board
of servants gratis; mares may be fed with grain
at two shiilings per day. have large andeXten-
sive pas,urage. divided in FIVE different Enclosures
that mares with foals may be kept di-tino from
barren mares. One dollar to the groom No H..
abihfy for accidents of any description
PnEclPlrATR was bred by lord Egremont,
foaled in 1887. got by Mercury IA son Of Eclipse
dam By HerOd. his grandam Maiden by Match
emf out Of mr. Pratt's old Squirt mare ; her dam
by Mogul--Carilla by Bay Boison--Old Lady
dam of Sterling by Pu,leine's chesnur Arabian
Lockwood Bustler.
PERFoR NANCE.
In the firstspring piceting, 1870, 4; N.w-Mar
Ler. when years old. he won the FIRST class Of
the princes stakes Of 100 guineas each. beating
Thunierbolt, Chandelier, and Sir Pepper. tour
having paid the forfeit. In the same week he
won tho Bolton stakes of so guineas each. beat
Ing Chambooe. Dragon and Pallafox PAID
forfeit. Second spring meeting he won the Sd
class the princes stakes Of 100 guineas, beating
Thunderbol z paid forfeit And in the same
week he received 100 guineas forfeit from Lord
Crosvenor's Radamarthus.
10 1872 he won T. so at Cuildfeld. beating
Doge, Thunderbolt, Sarmgapafam ard Stout
the next day e so at the same place. beating Car
dock and Criihn. He also won the kings 100
guineas, atLewis, beating Skyscfaper at S heats,
the lst being dead heat. After which he was
so highly esteemed that he become stallion in
his I.ordshps stud az - yuneas a mare This
horse IA the sire &c the following running horre.
III England Johnquil, Petworth, Mariana. Ro
saba. Chesnui coli Oh, Of Bobta;l, Chestnut col,
out Of Rosemary. Hunbug. Lazarus, Ragisier.
Apollo, Gulivcr Tag, Louisa, Tipsiaf. mr..
Healhco's's filly ont Of Reeves. Alehymist, ciod.
hopper, Grey FLY his 4. II Lampadosa. Mar,.
Mary, Mauanee, Bay FLY mr. Browns. Grew
lily mr. Radelii's, Tax, TipstaG and Bob,sil.
Feb. 20, 1906. 7HOA1AS coonE.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-15
FROM SOUTH .AMER1cA.


90, near the new bridges. and
WIZ be let to mares at the moderate price Of ten
collars the ieafon payable the frl of Oa. next,
out notes Ito be fent with the mares) may be dir.
charged BY paying eight dollars on or by the m
., Asguis when the fealon will end. Infuranee
n,teen dollars (rotes TENT as above, payable ne
March, 5000 AID four dollars eaih the leap. In
either cafe as cents to the groom to be paid down
Mares will DC led with clover and luecrn Cratic,
and corn il required, at the telling price. have
40 fpare Rails IN frong new fable, with fub-
tansiai locks, where they may be kept of nighss.
out will not DC anfwerable for efcapes.
APPALUslA is lately from South America,
about ten ysars old. IS hand, high, of beautiful
now white eolons, and mon elegantly formed. IL
Is unneeenary TO point out the great uperiority of
this excellent breed of borfe. for the PADDLE, hsr-
neis, &c. as It is generally known tina. they are
wen gaised, gentle. and the moA hardy and thrifty
hories in the world, aud many live 20 be upwards
OF so years old.
APpALUSiA Good in Auguaa che feafou be-
lore lait where he proved to be certain foal get.
ter and many Of his colt, would have fold for 200
dollars Cath a, daY DID, few mares weEe put
70 HIM the lat feafon, (having bought him iatel
all OF which proved with foal.
BENJAiNIN DUAL.
February 18th. 1906 If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-15

given on the first day Of Juy next,
WOODBURT MILLS.
Lately built Of brick and stone. so by 40 fee,
three stories high with durable stone dam two
pair Burr and one pair Cologne stones, with ele.
va'ors' screens, boulting cloths. &c. on the mos,
approved contribution and nov in oooorIs,e
for business situated on constant stream. in he
midst OF delightful wheat Country, in the conn.
" OF Powhatan, only one and a half n,iIes r.
James rivsr. and % miles above Richmond.
TO the mill will be attached lot of absv, foo
acres land, on which stands eoromod;o,,. ~.
story dwelling house and other necessary of;scs
handsomely enclosed, under post and rail fsrcs
with garden palcd in, all new. being lately f;nis6
s "a , a eeoper's and blacksmi,h's shop, miller,
nou,e, houses Tor the accommodation of the
worknen, and excellent water verv con..,,;a..
for all purposes TEENS may be known ON ,r,,g
cation TO the subscriber. "PPi
THOMAS HARRIS, Jun.
fo~5sfa" e0f"y, lP,R 80, 1906. 5w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-15
NOTICE.

THE co-partnership of ROBERT
n GAMBLE & SONS, will be dissolved by
mutual consent, on Saturday. the 11ih instant.
All persons indebted to the said firm. are ear
nesty entreatcd to make immediate payment to
either of the subscribers. A compliance with this
request will prevent the painful necessity of re.
sorting to coercive measures
The books viii be placed in the possession of
Messrs. John and Rober, Gamble. jun. who are
authorised 10 settle all accounts dueby, or to the
concern.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-15

dissolution Of PdytnerShib.
THE late firm Of PRICE 81 HARRIS hav-
L ing been dissolved on the Dist inst. by the
death Of the said Pdce-NOTICE is hereby Civ
en- to all persons indebted TO the said firm, TO
come forward Immediately and discharge their
respective ba.ances-And all those having claims
against the said firm are desired to bring them
forward for adjustment on or before the LIST day
Of July next. being anxious to bring the business
70 speedy close
THOMAS HARRIS, Jun.
SWviviag barfn0 Of fbe late firm
n Prize e Harris.
Powhatan county, Apl 80. 1905.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-15
Geo. Watt


HAS removed from the store he formerly &C.
Il cupied to brick house on the cross street
Leading from the main street 10 Shockoe ware.
mouse where he has on hand and offers to dis
pose Oh on moderate terms, by Wholesale.
The tollolvine ArHczss, 0iz:
Loaf and Muscovsdo Sugars,
". England. w. Island. and Antigua Rum,
Co5riac. Barcslona and Apple Brandy,
sherry and Malaga Wine,
Coffee OF superior quality.
Nio'asses, Ginger aud Fig Blue,
Young Tyson and imperial Tea,
40 Sacks Liverpool Salt,
Pa,sn, Shot, assorted sizes-And
The remainder OF his Stock of Dry Goods,
consisting principally of articles suited to the
present and approaching season, which he will
either selon credit OF 8, s and months, for
notes negotiable At the Bank of Virginia, with
approved endoraers, or barter for Tobacco,
Flour or Hemp
Cash given for Tobacco.
Nehrnond, ODD March, 1905
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-15
N o + c e.

NO TICE.
hereby given to the creditors of
= TOPPER roLEs. agains, whom a coo,.
m'ssio" OF bankruptcy has been issued accor,l;no.
,p,aw, 'na' the commissioners and assgnees Of
ias.. estate will meet At their Office in the CITY of
s,a sn'ona on Saturday the frst of June ext a,
of ,bs, .ooS' A. NJ T.. IN orderto make dividend
III .sl s''a'e and effects; when those creditors
VINO nave NOT proved their debts must come NJ
said dividend. '"e cement OF
r. Marcus Elcan,
Ipiaiap, Temple, 'nsssgnees.
Richmond. 18th April. 1906. n;
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-06


rlnt inuea. ohfsvsi TO rripet, {" that the
martial had gnne after lilenter, therefore that
he probably won3 have the pleafure of iesine
aim,' and day Or two after informed Trip
LET that the rnar!hai had returned without Cal
entler, and he was afriid they (hould not catch
the damned raical that court.--Triplst has told
us he boarded with Judge Chafs at the fame
tavern iix days they were travelling together
three days, during this whole time of nine DAYS,
fuch only are the fcraps of looic, idle convcrfa-
ton, which have been pickedup and brought
forward as indicating hottie and opprefivc
principle towards Calender.
AS 70 the word " damned" which has been
Introduced in the conversation, however It may
found elfewhere in the United States, cannot
apprehend it will be confidered gerry ofFen6ve,
evec from the mouth Of a judge on this iide of
the Su!9nehanna Ito the louth warl of that
river it is IN familiar u;e, generally introduced
rs word of comparifon, fupplying frequently
the place of the word very,"-not confined
20 cafes where we mean to convey Cvnfure, but
frequently connected with fubieets the moit
plea6ng; thus we fay Unfortunately a very
good or a. damn'd good bottle of wine; a
damn'd good dinner, or a damn'd clever fell
low.
But, FIR, what NUT at once eface every pre-.
tence Of dfpolition hottie and oopreiiive to-
| wards Calender on the part OF Judge Chafe is
TIE rs:ldnsi5 eftbe puni60aent inflicted.
(Tobs eontiaaed.)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-06

49, "a n "a
BY the brig Nancy, the Editor of the M srcari-
tue AdVertiier has received Dublin papers to the
goth July inclu6ve, containing London date. to
the 10th ult. 3 days later than our advices by
the Ann from Hull, and Rhoda and Betfey. The
following are the only articles of importance.
DUBLIN, July 90.
This days mail arrived at a O'Clock, and the
London papers are barren of news from Lord
Mellon, and the Combined fleets.
LONDON, July l6.
Admiral Ruffel has arrived at Yarmouth with
fail of the line from the coat of Holland and
Admiral Douglas has arrived at Dungenefs with
part of his fquadron from Bonlogne.
The report ofthe capture Of the Spanifh line
OF battle fhip is unfounded. The Carthayena
heet of fail of the line, failed on the 9Th of
June FOR Cadiz, hut hearing ofAdmiral Coliins-
woods being off tina. port, they returned.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-06
NORFOLK, Sen.emhor q.

by CAPrAtn CoRRAN, of the niip Ariel il
50 days from Dunkire we have received reg,,.
]ar file ~ the GAZETTE Dc FRANCE, from The
IRA of May I" the 94th ~ June. The int.lli-
gence which they contain has been antici pated
by other arrivals.
From captain Conan, we HIerfand, that a
te" DAYS before he fai,ed, a new impohtion had
been laid on the Dutch commerce, and affecting
that ofihis country. The French government
iufpc6ting that the Dutch government, conniy
I'd II the violation Of certain laws relative {,
the irrn'a,ion G. Britifh manufactures, and of
enc llw which prohibits an American vensi.
haNng touched in England going into Holland,
ha7e compelled III tob'cco intended for HoI-
and to p9fs through Antwerp. We regret thai
we cannot prc'eut our leaders with more flt;f
'"ttory psrii u!sre, Upon tuch an INTERCEPT x
'l'3'e'' Ledger.