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VIRGINIA, TO quit:
A' Cba"styy Djari7 Co4,fbean III. ely ofEv;HamJ-
Ia'g, t6s Oh dag # .lS,jl, sG5,
Helen Gilnour, widow and relief of Robert
Giinour, deeeafed; and John Morton Gil
nour and Robert Gilniour only children
oil the laii Robert Gilmour, dpceaied pl,;n,;f.
Againh
Boyle oomervilIe ana company, and Boyle
Jsmeicn ard company, and James Me
Grcgor, John Rnhcrt;oa and Cunningham
Cofbett, ,rufees tor the creditors Of the
aioreiad companies, ana Gavin Ia,vfon, Defsnd'ts.
] appearing to the iatslaction Of the Court. that
. ti.e defendant Gavin Lawfon, liuce the inliru-
ton o dis !ut, hath left this country and the iaid de-
not having given fecurity according to the
OF senbly and the rules Of this eourt-oD the motion
OF the plaintiffs, by their council, it is ORDERED.
'h the fad defendant do appear here on the r day
r" the next term, and anfwsr tie bill Of the ,Ian;
aud that copy ofthis order be forthwith Inherited in
lone newspaper OF the city of Richmond for two
months iuoeeilvel, and ported at the front door Of
the iOrn.er capitol in this city.
a Copy. TeGe,
ANT'Y ROBINSON, c.
May 81. T2n
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BROKERS' OFFICE.
FIFTT DOLLARS REWhBD.

y AN AWAY from the fiibfcriber lvipe, re,, .,
IN Bowling Green, the 2Sd mn. Z NEGRO ,ro,,
named Pc Err between thirty ard forty years Gil.
about 1--we feet ten inches HIGH lie is black and rattr
1Pale made; had on when he Off light colour
ed drab coat, Fed Griped waiAcoat co-duroy or
thclie't brooches aid dar; mixed nockines--as l,i,
me greater part ct all his toes the lcf; foot ana
wnen ipoken to, isapt to appear furpriicA.
will give the above reward Il taken OH. Of 30
tate of Virginia, aud tlIty dollars If take, :, 49,
tate, and our Of Ibis county, anil rem dollars If tale -
this county or confined in any ial 70 thst 90, h,,
or Il brought home all rea!oable charges pa;d,
JOHN c. voolfolk.
Who iometimss calls hin,fef Bsardy.
July z. /s,A
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HEiabfcriber will fell atputlic auction iotbelish-
l. ct bidderfor ready money, ~ Iachar:ah Brooiss
ravern IN the town Of Manehelter, SATURDAY the
90 day Of AuEua next, two likely negro 1OYS
Melton ard Elarrcn; conveyed in tuR by the deed e.
Andrew scott decd to fcoure the payment Of deb.
iperelt ard cot therein, Acknowledged to be due ye
and M Crsd.c.
RlCfIARD Z. oCCEz. ,
IulY q set,v
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POLITE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FOR YoUN,
LADIES,
NJ WILLKllISBURG

Il o thofe who are acquainted with the evcs!sr,
ioeiety OF Williamsburg, o. recomrn .ndafiop of
It rs an eligible fcene for the education of Young a.
dies, is unneeehary. Mr.. & Mrs. ANDyRson, who
continue 10 receive forne pupil into ther Emily ave
endeavored to add to the advantages Of tn. Gtuaton,
by forming an eabliihmert intended to Unite under
The fame rocl the various branches Of female irGruc.
ton aud improvement. Parents, who fee in;er,Gcd
on this ubje, invited 20 enquire into TIE merit Of
their initituton. Letters addrcnsd 10 Mr. L. Ander-
fen, Poi Mater, Wiliamfurg, viii be duly attended
TO, June I 8. CrtD
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soY virtue of Deed Of Irun, executed 70 the f,b-
~ crber ~ Charles Clarke, OF the county Of Chef
terfeid, 10 ecure the payment Of deb, therein ac
kno'Sledget 70 be due Lyle and NFCrede, and tie
expene neceiary to carry the tiuft into executions
will be fold al public auction 70 the h;phce b6ds-
ready money, at Zaeharial Brcotss Tave-,,. = tie
town OF Manoheier, Saturday the 9th of Tuly
next two hundred and twenty acres Of Affl. more
or efs, lying in the county Of Ckenerfea sud adior
ing the lands o. CO., John fIarvie, John Ford Alcy
andeI Saunders, and Samuel Snith
RICHARD z. c0ODE.
July .. erlw.
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M HI nis SOIL at public aaasqn 20 RI, h:gh-
ell bidder for ready money, at Zachar;sl.
bFooksa tavern, in the tow'r of Manchester. or 81.
tur'iay the Sd day Of AugnG next by virtue # der
o. truil, executed to the fubicriher by Rits.raCon
Harris, late oi the county Of Cheii=r6e to feeue rho
payment of a debt due to Lyle aud III Crede, and
the e%penle neceaarily incurred FIVE negroes. viz:
Sally, klius, Charles, Phs ard Ana!;y, or 70 aanv
thereof as will belucien, ia,sfy the debt, intere6
and colt RICHARD =. CCODE.
July Q. cav.
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DOCTOR MITS0M

As removed his Apo;hecary Shop to the lower
: \ floor of the Bell Tavern, where he has a gene
RAJ fuppy of
MEDICINES, PANTS, e o9-Erp lpTE-
CLES IN TIE 14P0THECAR7- LINE.
He takes the liberty obl-rve, that lie has not an
article OF medicine but fuch as he ults in MS own
practice.
Physicians, merchants and others who may y.
peaied TO patronize him, ihall be fupplied On the
moR reduced terms.
~ Pertons of needy circumstances, by paving
the retail prices OF his medicines, will be preicribed
for gratis.
May 81. (rd
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NOTICE.
(rtf.

NOTICE.
HE lnbicribers having purchafed from Chrifi-
al, Veitenar the exoipiive right Of making, u
ting and lending to others to De uted. within the IL
nited States, his PATENT METALLIC HONE.
DO hereby orewarn all perons from making or vend-
ing the fad Patent bone, without authority from them
They a!io beg leave to inform the public that they
carry on the buiinels under the firm of JEFFREY
COBBS & Co. ia the town of Warrens, .Albemarle
county, Virginia, where orders would be thankfully
received and faithfully executed upon lie riorte no.
toe. JOIN STAPLES,
JEFFREY COBBS,
DAVID COBBS.
Warren, July 2. Nawst.D
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= IN CR.fNcER3,.
Vincent Rednnan, Co,..p.
Againft
esa r." and Barnes MS* nt:s S'" r. Dsrs
] appearing to the Ccart, that the defendant, Ann
y. M NeiiI, Is al inhabieant Of this fate and
not having entered her appearance and given feturi
~ according to law, ant. tle rules az this copr.-c,r
the n,o'ion of tie complainant by his connivl !, j,
oriersS, thar the iad Ann y. N!'i%-ii, do arpesr
here on the iirii Monday in Augpft ney, ard ahfwe-
the compliments BILL and thar a copy Of this q, der b..
pubnIea IN the Enquirer printed III the city of pi,h
mond Tor two months fucceGively, and cory allo
ported at the front door ot this conrt-houe AMI il is
urther ordered an! dec-eed.. that tie defendants H.
hcF and Brckwith do not pay, convey away, or T.,
crete 'he debts and eGetts due and Belonging 10
the fad Aan Y. NI,Ne;i. until TIE GsIshsr orr
oi the court i'll the Premifcs.
Copy, teae,
3. M'CAITY, c. &c.
jury y (eE2m.
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VIRGINIA.

FINSIINIA.
Ar.Is Superior Cunt IF cLeqs,g 6oh4a in Rie5woaz.
Between
''"hia' fii0e ana Joln Santidge, PlairfiFs
Alexander Outlaw, lenor, and Alexander
Outlaw, JUNIOR, Defendants
ON motion of the defendant, Alexander Cntlaw.
- junior by ccuniel, this caufe Is or iercd 20 lie re-
doeketed; thsreuron the fiid defendant fled bis an
lwer, to which the plaintiffs replied gcrer; ly, ard
'endlt, to examine and take the GepUions of :heir
wrefes; and on TIC further molten Of the faid de-
PENDANT, the court relerresh The accounts betw cen
him and TIE plaintiffs in this fif. :, cre sf Ia ,o,.-
mifioners, TO be by him Examined, iated let,led and
to the court reported with any pecia matters thought
pertinent by hnieif, required by the parties TO be
fpeoaily iaied. A Copy. Tefe
PETER Z. NSLEY. G. Q.
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A TRACT OF LAND.

: Ohm GIIMER, wfhes to 81 a traa Of lard
- eoni'iling Of $50 acres, lying within half mile
% Char'ottiviiIe. Any perfon wiihing to purehafe
may lee the land, and know the terms by applying 70
him in that place.
June Z. Ia vysvy.
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z HAT valnslle TRACT Of LAND, IN The
j county Of King & Queen, late The property
OF Wm Campbell, decd called the Taylor's lridye
1rat; containing about four hundred acres, h,rse
proportion of Which is rich low yTound. abundsntjy
Rocked with good timber, and we'll ss'sr,ed 10 the
cultivation Of grain 1t viii be fold on the pren,iits,
on the fifth Of Ser,ember,if fair, if not, the nex,
far cay, aud may be divided to accommodate pur-
ehaers, credit Of fix twelve, aud cichtcen
months. Bonds with approved iecuri,y, to bear
nterett from the date, il not puntauay paid togc-
Their with aiieno or the lard, will lie requefled
Wm. Willy CAMPBELL, Exe'rs
King & Queer, July IL. (eFSw9
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II, HI co. rartnerd Epof HoBERT CANIsI.t &
u SONS, will ID d fulyed by mptuai content. on
Saturday, the ilthrmtant. All ,,,rions indebted
to the fsid f,,r are .rnsfiy ertrea'ed make i'm.
r,edisse paylnen. iii,r Of the iuhieribers COM
plarc- with this req will prevent the painful ne
GETTY of refortirg toccercive nicaiures.
The books viii be p,acediu the po!ieion of sErs
John ard Robert Gamble jun. " oare authorized
to fe,tle al accounts due ly, Or tie oo;ssra.
70. GAMBLE.
IOHlJ G. GAMBLE.
10. GAMBLE, jr.
Richmond. May OH, 1895.
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IT'S DAY came Tie Plaintiff BY his council, and
Il me defendant not having entered his appear
iembiy ard the rules Of this court and i, appear;nc ~
tic iatisiatton Of the court, that he mot an bsh-
iant oi this country, on the motion of the plaintiff il j.
Decreed and Ordered, That the defendant do arnsar
here on the fra day of the next quarterly term ard
ani"er the bll of the plaintiff and that con y Of
tins order be forthwith publied in Gone one Of the
newspapers printed IN the city Of Richmond, for two
months iuceefively, and tina, ano;Lcr COW bs yo
at the front door of the Court-houfe in tlis count
a Copy 1efte,
TIIoS: POLLARD, p.c.uc.
May "a. CT2mI
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CONFECTIONERY OFFICE.

Riimo,@, 15b 1Ta,, 1905.
TIE Scyti,s z.W 9,,fs Noiies, rla; ! have ao-.
pointed tie twentyninth day Of Iu.y usxt, o COIN
MERGE the acco.nt dire9cd by tie anne..d dsefetal
Order oishe Co1~t--on h;eh 6ay they are rogueeed
to ateud ny oice in this cry with the accounts &
vouchers Prep1sd and ready for sza,ninaon and ie-
tiemeH;---aild ASA copies 81 the cour, parefs.
SAMUEL CEEENiiOW, Nc.
May q. Il
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The luhfcriber (Robert Gamble, FEM avails h;r,-
fef OF thus opportunity thank bis nun erous friends
for the very large lre Of patronage he has received
IN the Mercantile ,ine-and hereby tenders TO tl,.
public his future fsrvices Us Cewn;loa AIe,es,,,
He tatters hmfef. his long experience with oher
circumstances unneceaary here to mention) er:,les
INN 20 The confidence oitcie who NAV hav. huiineJs
o. that nature to taiaG this ci;y-aliurine fuch q
his belt exert'onsto merit appropriations.
i'0'e !" 10 yer reina' indabted to the late firms
of Ca'r Res- I'd C,dtter, of Stauntor of C,,kI So.
PIE, Poers Gan5i- e &c. and R,J.y. G..ahe or n,
city ct Richmond, are onee r!cre e-rnenly reousled
TO make immediate Paymen, Of their reflective la
Ianees Such as continue regardcfs os Ills aa NOTICE
cannot expect longer indulgence
20. GAMBLE.
Richmond, May 10, 1905. ersw oa,y,f
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The fbfcrbers tax this me;hcd G! Informing their
friends and tie public, hat they intend carrying on
the mercantile b,si;res, under the firm Of
JO2N * ROBERT GAMBLE IuN.
They are navy receiving by the inip Roa, choice
ie!eaion of LONDON GOODS, and daily expect
from Liverpool, general ;.iortn,en. of HARD
WARE, &c. fuitahle for the leaio,--~which will be
fold by the piece, package dozen on the mott mo-
derate terms Tor cath, interchangeable country produce
the uiua credit iuhlian,i and fane'uoi eugos.
They have or hand Madeira S Sherry Wine, Coz
MAC Brandy, Weit-India Rum, WhiINey, Sugar,
Pepper, Alum, Copperas and Brmitone, (in rres.
khds and cafSs,) Cotton and Wool Cards. Patent
Shot, Steel, Bar Iron, Hollow Iron are, German
Seythes, Cutting Knives aud -hettones, Oznahurps.
Ticslenburgs and Brown Heilians, Snuff, Gut Her
rings &c.
They alto po.cls large and convenient Pyiei ware
houi,s covered with Rate, Tor receiving aud itoring
Flour, Tobacco &c. Thofe gentlemen who favor
them with conignments, will find their charges re.
fonable, and may rely tfer bee cer;5rs 10 aford
lltisfacaion.
ac, The higheR rates given f,r Eees-Wax, goot,
Bear, Deer and Otter FINS and other fl,irpi.c FUR
JOHN G. GAMBLE
EORFP'r = 4 NrpI l., :.
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NETWORK, JpIy "a.

49, w AOAeht July <4s
From capt. Elisha Smith, of the brig
bellona, arrived last night from Marti-
nique, we have received the following par
ticuisrs:
Capt. Smith left Fort Royal (Marti.
nique) on the 4th July. Il was then re-
ported, that The French fleet had sailed for
France, and that the British feet under
lord Nelson was in chase of them. The
french heet, previous TO their departure,
nad taken on board most of the troops that
were there; and it was conieanred that
Their destination was against Antigua but
on news OF the arrival Of lord Nelson. soon
alter the departure Of the feet dispatches
were Immediately sent TO inform them of
". boon alter accounts came 10 Fort Row.
u OF their having sent the troops to Qua
oaioupe' and made sail for Europe. 1t
appears that the French feet were ex-
peeled TO return to Martinique, as all the
oske houses were put in requisi,ion TO SUP.
ply them with bread, and the flour for thar
purpose lodged in the royal stores; but
'hat order was countermandcd. The
troops that went with the feet arrived st
Fort Royal in friga,es &c. few DAYS be-
lore capt. Smith sailed. Abontlbe time Of
his leaving Fort Royal, a cartel which had
arrived from Barbados, sailed with all
'he brush prisoners. A fr;gate had ar
rived there from France, said 10 have on
BOARD paper money to pay the troops
sa'd she spoke the French squadron 10 the
pay OF Biseay, bound home. On the s,h
July IN passing off Dominica, capt. Smith
counted ~ or "a sail Of large vessels. an.
Psrenlly men Of war, lying in Prince Ro-
peris bay. One ofthem appeared TO have
white flag AT the u1ainmsst head. On
the 9th inst. in lat. 10, 80, long. Ga. 90.
the bellona was enveloped in a dreadful
thunder storm--while all hands were IN
the aet ofdrawing up the iopsaiIs. she 70
ceiyed a violent shock Of lightning. and
every person on board struck down with
IL one man was killed and another wonn.
ded- The fore top gaIIant-mas,-bead wac
shiyered to pieces, and the foretopmas,
SO badly injured as scarcely TO staod t;n
next morning, and the foremost was also
badly injured, from The trussel trees to the
deck. The lightning entered into the
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PHTLADELpHIA, July as.

The following recent instance Of tyrah-
ny, exercised by the British Government
at Surrinam, having been made the sub
Ject OF conversation in several circles
N this city, Think it duly Owe to the
public and myself, to publish the circum-
stances as they have been sworn to in my
affidavit before the Mayor of the city on my
arrival and which were noted down at the
timcs j. III. HORTON.
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81 e. g .ne p'Aek, Iead co'creu nofscn.
49, ID ..sy ':,e ssclxeFy o'ack'sh sopkmg
q d; 81 s.,:s s I rs:s several guns
~;shs4-o s,o,.rdss. s .st;es pssssc.'srsswo
i.s.r h.,f ,n;,s =, :. 49,, 80 snos
;ror,os.;h,s - , com, ~. 49, :. ~.
90 ss;rr .nd crouasi - ~ 1870 ."Iy ''oeu
hsd. =, ~ lo,,c., .s,.,,,,,;... ne
rhcn 100 m-ns,. ''' n.y. 'e's
S.rh. viva. az .h,,,, &. .r
,oot nor....;or o go an A. 800 asSss
sunras.d - =. hr.,rd :, ,,,;. ;.,.na
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AMsrERpAM, Nav 2i.

Our Gazette mentiors areport from Pa
ris, that Rear Admiral MACON, with Two
ships of the line and three friga,cs, had
put TO sea from the Isle of Rhe, and that
their destination was TO the Eas,-Indies.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-03

fallto the earl OF Darlington: the rest o!
the Bath, and his own unentaiied proper
~, Of course devolves on his only daugh-
ter, the countess of Bath. He is succeed.
ed in his title, and in all his entailed pro-
perty, consisting of his Scotch ana Wes'
India estates of about 10 .oo0i per annun
by his nephew, capS Johnstone' OF inc
Cold stream guards, son of the late gov
Johpstcne. The amiabIe and accomplish
ed Iady Bath may now bereckoned one oil
the richest pcrsonases inthis country the
American property being of incaiculable
value.
PRICE or FLOUR.
Fine -four rs to 7ss. Seconds IS to 75s.
per sack.
In consequence Of The large arrivals Of
foreign wheat, and Ct the additional quan-
tity expected, it is the general opinion that
IL would have been more ADVISABLE for
the farmers to have sent it TO market du-
ring the late high prices. The expected
arrivals are SO enormous, that further re-
ducfion IN the price is expected.
Admiral Russell returned to Yarmouth
on Saturday with the squadron under his
1t is not to be supposed there.
fore the Dutch Heet is in that state of pre-
paration Tor sea which an American YES
sci lately reported, for then it is not proba-
bic Russell, unless compelled by weather,
would have come into port.
The arrival of the convoy under COM
mand Of sir James Craig at Lisbon, was
made the subject of very strong note by
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MILAN, May a..


The deputation sent by our Govern
ment to Turin, to compliment the Empe-
ror Napoleon, met with the most gracious
reception from his majesty. The follow
ing are some passages in the answer which
that Monarch reformed to the address OF
the President of this deputation -
81 receive, with pleasure, The express
sion of the sentiments Of the people OF
Milan. These sentiments have been
known 10 me from the time FIRST entered
victorious within their walls. consider
the inhabitants of Milan as my children !;
and shall ever entertain for them the
most particular affection, while APPLAUD
nfyscD for having deADered them from their
enemies, and sayed them from the dangers
Vrhich threatened Them. recommend 10
them the practice ofthe social virtues ac-
lively, the love of their country and order.
Speaking Of the Italian Republic, and the
kipgdom-of Italy, he said that the former
had excited envy and jealousy, and the
latter might excite them still more, as il
afforded less facility to agitate and disu-
mite but in that case, God had gipen him
a good sEvord 70 scatter IFS enemies. His
Majesty added, that he would never lose
sight of the interest of the city of Milan,
ind that he would hasten the nom ent of
his arrival in the midst of the AIlianese
people"
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Latest Foreign News.
NEW YORK. So,v az

Abe snip Logar, Bunker, arrived at this
port iastevcuing in'A7 days from Liver
pool, and has furnished the Editor OF
The Mercantile Advertiser with Liver.
pool papers to the 9th Of June, inclu
sives London; papers TO the 9th, and
I'oyd's Lists to the 4th. They. contain
nothing politically interesting, as the
following, which are the most -promi-
nent articles, will shew.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-03

found an opportunity Of. adding The King
doms Of Hesperia 10 that Of Ita)ys
Iris morning sorae dispatches, were
taken on board a Spanish packet BY the
EoIus privatecr, OF ddernsey, were,
brought to the secretary of states Office,
by the commander of the Eoius. They
were thrown overheard by the Spaniards,
but recovered by the exertions Of the peo-
pie belonging to the privateer. 1t is very
probable these dispatches may lead to
some knowledge of the intended operati-
ons of the enemy.
1t is reported that Bonaparte has arriv-
ed at Boulogne, having reached that port
on Sunday last. 1t is said he returned to
Paris on the soth ult. where he only staid
that and the following day.-We know
not on what authority this statement rests,
but certain it is that there has been =
great hustle at Bouiogne for about week
past, as if preparations we're Saaking for
some more than ordinary occasion !; and a
firing was heard along the French coast
during great part of Saturday.
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LIVERPOOL, juno D. I
Considerable hustle is excited by the
late movements iR the harbor OF Boulogne.
The enemy have made some demonslra-
tons, as though part of the hotiiIa was
meant TO be sent out, and great activity is
observed among the troops on shore.
This has called Tor additional vigilance in
our cruisers, and the force on this station
is to be Immediately and considerably
augmented. The Dutch ports are also
watched with additional attention. These
precautions are very commendable. tits
certainly not to be concluded, from the
character of the enemy we have to con-
tend with, that his activity athcme is ike
ly TO be suspended, because he is more
than usually enterprising abroad.
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forchold BY the foremasts and appears 70
have found verH upwavds, as -four Of the
deck planks before the foremast were
stxrted.
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KINGSTON, June Is.
The American brig Ontario, from ST.
Domingo, bound to New York, with ma
hogspy, fusilc and hides, detained by La
Seine, frigate, arrived on Saturday.
On Sunday last, eight or nine leagues
to the eastward of Cape Maze, the Lark,
which carries guns and s men, engag
ed, and beat off a French prisa,ecr. The
following particulars are extracted from
her log book.
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Jamaica papers to the soth ult. were re
ceived yesterday, and furnish a few arli
cies of intelligence. All apprehension o
danger from the enemy had subsidized, a,
on the 2sd martial law expired, and tn,
militia we're dismissed.
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Dum,rtfir sntelIiernte.
PHILADELPHIA, OCTOBER 4.

Our readers will perufe with emotions of
pride and pleafure. the exalted proofs Of Anne
rican gratitude and generoGty, exhibited in the
communications, in this days REGISTER, from
the meritonous and modef Bainbridge-They
are honorable to our nation, and to humanity.
Where is the heart iufenibie TO fuch teftimo-
malls of worth and feniibility-who can refufe
the tribute ofheartfelt efeem TO the amiable and
eftimahle Nifen*-who can withhold their an,
plaufe from the deferving and grateful obj. Cts of
his regards
And paf7ing TO a confederation Of the ENROLLED
fentiments. which in(pired our benevolent Gal-
ors, when they refolved TO pure afe the eman-
cipation Of their talk matter and fellow captive,
the kind hearted Neapotitan, what American
but exults in the merit Of our generous and gal
LIANT tars? $3.50
Liberal and expanded as the element they ma.
yigate, the GRIT moments of their freedom were
given to the exercfe of gratitude and friend(hip,
which they have dhpiayed in manner to con.
fer iafeing honor on th-ir proft fIion, and their
country. They had felt the privations of fave
~. aud the little pittance of their paw was
cheerfnlly contributed to refcue even ftr.nee,
from timilar Sian. They have given noble
example of 70 their country, which
win. we trtS owed into acknowiede.
ments corsefP their worth and their
fufferings.