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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-24

WIILfAst LArrIstoat, "a decided re-
pnoicap } IS elected u delegate to Congress
oy JOINT ballot of both houses OF The Gene.
raj assembly ofths Mississippi Territory.
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nlOCif tlSOlialo Jt(WdlQs
u UT AWAY from the subscrberliving IN this
~ county, some time IN the month Of ApriI last
likely negro man, (MOSES J the properly Of
Hrs Rebscca Dsnecy, of said cobnty--He Is
bout .2B years Old OF common size. and tolerable
b ack, one Of his upper foreteeis is out. he is a
spFy, aaiye man AID well shaped. Whoever will
deliver the sad negro 20 me, OF secure him in any
jail. 50 Thar get him again. shall receive the a.
boye reward.
Edward Walker.
Charles City county, Au- -.
Gus, 5fh 1905 WI
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selling peltries being placed unfier. his i'm
mediate direction. The oreati benefits &C
oruine. fror, system ,nd y-snoos;h;,;,r ~,
be gained. = - :
We ohserva =, H.. ps:i.,,,.,,t:.
Ter str;no &c an;mal .srs;,n. =, =, -,
Idu6 Of M2. flayv. s. Ia J;sch.r,.. &c TI ~.
official do,,.s. which .bo.na Up ,,,;s.a
presen,at;ans. Ioa..d ~. ps.s;d.., :.
charged, ,hr<,,,e.h NJ, ,.;,s ~ .,S':.. ~
iniIr,nv ,hs hne,;can ,,a.n..ss Sss s e
which ,a,,s. i ~ r .s a~ -
/ to Eorope, instead IS s.,i;na !, =, hos,s :
Bu, ALI he faS,s nm ,yh;rl, 3. , ~ s'
! * made ore ,,o5o,,ndsd : ~ go esss
| ~xnrrssIv ;ns,rn@sd -. 49, .IS
hfrs, ;nsfsnce =, -, :, -. :, ~ .nS
! the ne,,r;.s Far ,,h;.h g. -, ".. ~"
IL ofFsrsd tsh;s H. 80 =. ani'a's p''se
Nv the surnIus stool nn, sxcsaS;aa , 600 S
5a,,ass Pr. us "oe eASeeu"'e ,'ooo
after suff;c;rnt no,;cs n,,r r,.,,.s. "s'
declined nmrc,,.s;or Ese.,'." !, :. ..s'
lliEe,v. I, sss r;o, &c ~ s;,s a.. ~
ID. = =.
Anoth.. c,a.n. :
M navv ,s,,;r,s -. ,'s.:4'. - ~. 49, -
10 ,nn.,,,. -" ~ ~ ess y DC equal.
enormous nrol;,. IN The sban. NJ cnm,o;s
s;,,,, : CO.. 49, ,t :. wy 'nape =, eoi,i'nis-
This is sweIl.d to he b,s,, ,,,,,,n, ' ,'f ~
thousand dollar. = yea TX. G., 49,,
ever ,s that Mr. nsvy ;s hnd.r c, ~.
ttion n ca,ise Al. whsls h,,s,n.s. - O..
transacted AS low as (, can noss;blv b.
49, - 60: PVsy -
lt;relv for casb ,I,.ra l. %, ia sr,.l,..s,
doub, of ~. 't,s;nsss b.,er. s.n,..a.J
with rip;d econoinv So,nA aros, ,hsr..
NAV and o,obr - &. n she ;,anor,..sad
exnor,er h,,, ,a.,ns ~. b.s,s ,o,,..,o
keen them within mosrra,e lIn,;,sn =
'" "''''"' s'e'a'e i''i'"s'--'0'
The Ir;s,s,;a. C4.,..l xr ~
lxans hars ,.'as - ~. " ise"-o
"a Az ioa 'assl'uu.s ."
which CONNIE noes with ! prean,hls cn,
tanning the foi,ow,nu liner aid r.s,,,,,,e.,,
sentiments 0' ~ h..
ayVh@reas The ind ener,,enSe h,,,;,,...s
, and rrandeur of everv r..,,,,,,,c -
under the Satlrencsof n 80 p.oS,,. rs"'
upon the w,sdom. v;rn,e ,s,sn,s an ,,as
py OF i,s ci;;z.oa ana rr,sss ~''>-
i i 6 And whereas sc;.rra Il, a
/ the l,aeraI a-,< con,r,,,m,a :, - .,N
degree. Il, imnroye fbas. 1,na,,,;ss ~ -.
ouire,nen,s. ~ fA.'''~' '''1 w
{. And ,yier..s .srn;r a,i
foond the AM =, sivo,,.,.e e
Nv. ,hs best snnn1r,s. ~ 'au'n1 noes-
and tine sonrSs IS ~. ,,..
perishabls vlarv ,.h,. ' .as lSaa anu IN
! cure. IAN AZ
!. And fo,as,5,ust - ,;,.ss,. -.
1 1osonbv G,rn;.,h ~ SUI p''-
sinoe occun,,;oss 1880; 1871 a',u pc
ior the e';ovu.,,s .r r,os,ns a"u ea'y
ing relief under ,ha arass, p.y an1'a
/ tune and bons ,,d cor.e,,,: W "'s'o..
/ Of death. -, -S''''''o;' ~ s"e n'u'
q And cons;der;,, ,h,, - o
wealth whoss huua,,S5.s' ~ eo'h''''s''
leced to the h;yh-., ,,'hl;r ag;s. =.
knowledge q b;ch - ,..,,.,,s,, -. Wy
,rate should be widely tI,fI,,Sed.n mag
The Unive,s;,v =, h.. s',s....
BY the governor he ;,,do.. ~ IN.
OF court, the ;ndpe ~ 1he co,,,, ~ ~ TT
! States forihe ,listricl of NV o,lna ,n- :.
Mayor and Recorder efthe CIV of NJ. 90 O..
4 Orleans. HE ,,,,es;,,sn, 80 ,ss~.
4 Council. and seven,eeo c,,,z.os
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no RENT.
The TENEMENT.

On the back street, next ABOVE Mr. M.Kenzie's
lnmbethcuse- possession may be had on The hrst
day of Septrmbrr--for terms apply 10
IL. Dabnry.
Richmond. August %. 1906. 9.
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70 Bs zsLDBr re kPrscordL Ms4AoDfsr

TINE Ist to commence ON Fri
Il day the 9th, and close on Tuesday the 1O.li
Of September, 1905. in Buckingham county, near
the main road leading from Richmond By The c,o-
yer Forest, At new chapel, near Capt. Evans's.
: The Cd TO commence on Friday the 9th Sep
TENDER. and close on Tuesday the fst October,
1865, in New Kent counts. at Rpper's Chapel. ON
the, stage road, leading from Williamsburg 10
Richmond
= The Sd 70 commence on Thursday the Sd. and
close on Tuesday the 9th of Oaober. 1905, in
Gloucester county. at Poplar Spring church
Tic 4th TO commence on Friday the li,h and
close on Tuesday the 18th &c OSiobes, 1865. in
Caroline county. az the Reedy church, S. mics
from Richmsnd
The 5th to commence on Friday the 18Th, and
close on Tuesday the 22d Of October 1905, in
Louisa county, near the place where the Mar
quests road interssSis the Three Chopt read, =.
bout Is mics from Charlottesville.
The 6thto commence on Friday the 25th, and
close on Tuesday The 29th of October, 1905, in
Albemarlr sounty--the spot hereafter specified
STITH MEAD, manager of the above neet-
ings,
The striSeyt attention will I've paid to good or.
der. No slirkuous liquors, or any kind of MGR
cbandize will be suffered 70 be sold ar or near the
encanpments. II must be understood suck meet.
ings are not designed TO burthen the ncighbor-
hoods where they are held, but for every person
10 provide his own ecsmmodations 10 an In an
Independent form.
LonENzo Dow, has signi6ed by letter, that he
intends Being at FIVE of the above mentioned camp
meetings, and Immediately after expeefs TO sal,
for Europe
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y I'm AWAY from the subscri-
In Der on the Sd inst RICHAR ID a veyy ike

4A Der on the Sd inst. RICHARD, a very like
" negro fellow aged about % years, His com-
pexion somewhat of the dark rnulatto, large
mouth aud thick lips, his eyes rather sir si.r than
common, seldom looks person in the face when
spoken to-f believe he has small whise scar or
spo, close 10 oneof his cara; he has assumed the
name OF Frank Martin, free fellow. whose free
papers, it is highly probable, he has procured,
their PERSONS and ages having some resemblance.
n few days SINCE he was seen at Rarnsas's avern.
Dinwiddie county, erquiring the road TO Peters
burg. from whencejitis supposed he has gone Ell
,her TO Richmond or Norfolk Whoever Will de-
liver him 10 Thomas M. Beane. Cara. or to me,
secure him in Jail so thar get him. shall re-
! csive Ten Dollars over and above what the law
allows.
| Fras. B. Deane.
caI'ersville. GsmS ,sda oouH } Win
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR sale.

WHbr SoA TO he gLid1s, on fbs syDmis, on Fri
aay the I2bef July aexfi
HE TENEMENT formerly occupied by lanes
4 Harris, belonging to the James River Compa-
ny containing one acre OF Land, with DIV cling
Houfe thereon, which, with fmall expenee. mae lie
made to accommodate family comfortably.
The Tenement borders on the Canal and has the
advantage Of an excellent fprng of water and affords
aProiPeet not urpafed by any in the neighbourhood
Of this city.
a credit Of twelve months will be allowed ,he
Purehaier, Oh giving bond with approved fecurf,y.
BJ 0'der Of The PreEdeai and Di,eS7o,s,
ROBERT POLLARD.
June 81. (tdsl
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CHARLESTON, Iun. =.

We are Informed that the privateer fleets
now blockading our harbour, brought to yefter-
day the Zip Minerva, capt. Atkins, from this
pot for the coait-Capt. A. not immediately
complying with their order to hoift out h;s.boat
and come on board, the Frenchmen threatened
to put him in irons.--Four men were put on
board the fhip, and fhe was detained for further
examination, the privateerfmen afIerting that
The was bound to ST. Domingo, from the cir.
cumitance OF her having three or four guns and
imaii quantity of gunpowder on board
when the pilot-boat left the feet Taft evening,
the, hip was Till in company. Tbe Timer.
The L'Emeranee mentioned in oui Iaft paper to
have taken the T,ce Frierds with f. 100000.
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retire! Let the reader recoleet, that the
popular Earl st. Vincent threw up his ap.
po'ntment of the Erft lord of the admiralty
when Mr.. Pitt became Premier; that he wa.
iucceeded by Lord Melville, the friend & DO.
fom councillor oftbe miniftef; that this man has
beeniately fonndguil.y ofpcculationo runwar.
rantable connivance, and hooted from his poft
by vote of the Houfe of Commons and
that Pitt himfelf has been charged with
drinking from the fame cup of corruption.
iheie dhcontents, fhould they be fwelled
'by the popular indignation ariling from the
lois ct Jamaica, or even from the invaon of
the french fleet may bear too ftrongiy a.
ga'nt The pEetent administration, to be refift-
ca. Earl ST. Vincent may once more be raifed to
tns direction of the, admiralty and the m-
inter hmfelt may be compelled to give. up
me ieals TO lone more popular and patrio-
5th Should fuch revolutions take place in the
Englfh cabinet, may not a more important
revolution. be effeeled in its policy! Nav
not Lord Sidmouth be called once more to
the mlniftrv, to give peace to his country ?
Or VIII not the fame event be rapidly acceie-
rated by the anxiety of the Englifh to reco-
yer oy a treaty, ,thoie colonies and branches
or commerce, which the French may have
conquered by their arms!
A.
7th: VIII not the Wilt of the French and En-.
glib fleets have comfortable effect upon
our own commerce The unfettled condi.
ton OF the Welt India Hands will tend to
augment the number of privateers and the
facility OF condemnation (: and both thefe
cauies will produce an increafe in the mum.
Der OF fpolations, and in the rate of mercan-
tile ig/iranee. Mean time the produce of
our lands, our provifons and lumber, will re.
ce've an additional value from this addition.
al cemand, whether the fleets ihall remain in
the w. Indian ports, or whether they fnalI
retire to our own. Is it not then the duty of
our farmers to keep fteady and fagacious
eye upon the progrefs of events to make
no premature facrifices of their produce, to
get IN their harvefts and to prepare their
wheat tor market, as foon as poiIible, 70 that
they do!no impede their other rural occu-
pations
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TO HER WHO BEST UNDERSTANDS THEM

WELL, have found my heart again,
And now my fair, we both are free
How itrange that could bear the chsin
So loDg--and bear it, too, for fbee ="
Since" faid the maid, finee we mult part
And Loves delulions all are DER;
Since you have taken back your heart,
And we you fay fhall meet no mere;
Since here we bid adieu to blifs,
And all our fond delirium ends,
Farewell ;--but not without kits
One khS--and we will part as fyiendi I"
All, willy girl, full well you faw
What magic hangs upon your lip;
For when the nectared draught we draw,
AS bees their honied beverage ftp,
Again the itream of liquid fire
Impetuous pours through every vein;
Our Pulies beat with new defre-
Our hearts are nearly loR again.
But no-thy wiles 0ball ne'er prevail,
Affections hours fo,rvt- paal
Go, with repentant tears bewail
The hoe f5y fraiiiy now has loit.
Once to be dup'd will fure fuffiee
For him who's no; eReem'd fool;
From thy fate, then, learn to be wife,
And enter TrHb and Hoaor'J fehool.
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RALEIGH, Iune II.

On Saturday evening On the abfenes Of the Chief
Juiiiee who had not arrived when the court met
Judge Potter, opened the Circuit Cour, and after
imPanneling the Grand Jury (of which Col Iofeph
Taylor was named foreman) the Judge proceeded 20
charge them, by explaining in a clear and eoncife
manner the nature and end Of government, and par
t,cularly their duty as Grand Jurors endmerating
the moR prominent objeas Of which they had COG.
nizanee, and advice for the proper difcharge Of
After which, the court adjourned till this morn
ing at ten O'Clock.
1t IS expected thar on Monday or Tuefdav the
Judgment of the will be pronouneed on the all
important fut Of the heirs Of Lord Gfaaville m al
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PHILADELPHIA, June IS.
g-VE cOMrT,rFD rtrrr.c

THE CONFINED FLEETS.
Various accounts from different Weit-India Hands
concur in announcing the arrival at Martnuue
OF the French and Spanih Fleets. They do no,
however agree as to the precfe number of ihips of
the line, irigates, troops, &c.-By two arrivals at
our Lazaretto, yeaerday afternoon, FROM St. Bar
tholomews, we are informed that the conuna fleets
amounted TO TWENTY-ONE SAIL or THE
LiNE.-lt was underaood they put in there for the
,pnrPoe OF acertainng the operations of the Roche
tort iquadron, and TO water after which fome mo-
mentons enterprise to be attempted
In addition to the above we are uh favored with
the following extraa Of a letter from a gentleman
on board one OF the fchrs. the Lazaretto which is
hrong'y eorroboraiive Of the numerous accounts
which we have received
d" The account of the arrival Of the Freseh flee, al.
Martinique may be depended on: had Il from,
three different captains who arrived at Bartholor,es
direct from there.----They amounted ~ 90 fail If
the line, aud ffgates, having on board 10000 land
forces"
leIr from st. Lueie reported two French fri
gates OF that port. PLaa. Coz.
We notice arrival at Norfolk. from ANTIGUA
whe' ef, that i0and the 18th of May; but obferyes
total hlenee to the Reefs
PHILADELPHIA, lure -.
gentleman paIeDger in the fchooner Louifs
arrived at the Lazarrfto from Ct. Picrres, in
forms. that ne Jeff at Port Royal, French and
Spaoifh scst, as follows:
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NO NEWS BY THE LAST MAIL.

L N"o70 n't' ay' R0g1saH 7u6etber toaiieitate or
lament The man great ai, anStls EnG5tv, abbot.
bfH,f never Jrh Paipahon from tie sent tbe roles
" TIE 69l0m Of bis mja,ei." And Imla eoot,l5 an,
equally at ieJ 10 dete,,vi1e, 7ube5er tie aa.bO, a
TIE t0H07oi1g Ve.feth mef entitled TO our PITY or our
admiration 70bo could r5Ggn bis mjfy5ii zpitJ Eae5
ffrff9 Indifference to the arms Of bOaor and trusb
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WASHINGTON rAvkRN.

HE inbferiber dill continues to keep hovre Of
4 ENFERTAlNMENT for genteei company,
only ne matters hlmieb, he is as well provided to
give general ati,faG3on as any pcrfon in h, lnc :;
the Rate There is Mail Stage eliablilhcd ygbieb
runs from Richmond to his houle once a week. and
tor the accommodation Of the public, he has an ez
eellent hack, horfes and driver.
J. EDMoNDsoN.
Stannfnn. Inrc OI ~ o.
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MARAUDERs ON Our coAer

A title which would not be altogether plea
fng perhaps to the dainty and pampered pa
late OF the commander of an Engliih frieate.
but which is not on that account Iefs apolic,,
bic to many of that honorable board. Alexan-
der the Greathas been called the Great Cu,.,bro,,
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June Ia.

The Attorney General of this fiate on Tuec
day laft laid before the grand jury, then fitting,
in this city, copy of the refolution of both
houfes of the legislature directing profecution
to be commenced agana Mr.. James Cheetham,
editor of the American Citizen, for libel. 70.
gether with the publication on which the refo-
luton was founded. The jury, after few mi
nutes confederation, refufed to find a bill s. on
"Wednesday returned it to the court ignoramn5.
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ExfraH ofa letter rseeive9 BY the Hoop D01e,
from merchant at St. Bartb0i0mezvs, dated
May 90.
"Guadaloupe has been embargoed thefe ten
days, IN confequence of the arrival of another
French fquadron, with trong armed force.
They have juf commenced active operations.
which appear, by vef1cl arrived here from st.
Lucie yeterday, 6rft to be directed againit that
Inland. AS there is at prcient no Englifl1 force
IN theie feas to cope with them, it is generally
believed, that they will attempt the whole Ell
gliih Colonies. The embargo is at prefent gene.
raj IN all the Hands, and under the crcumtan-
ces mentioned, it may be expected to remain
for fome time" IL
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The Britiih fhip Of war Leander, was off the Hook
yefterday morning at 30 miles diRance Il is faid fhe
IS coming into port. The Leander has captured three
ve1els ON this COAT ". n pa :
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ia French of the line, and
s frigates;
6 Spanifh of the line, and

i. french OF the line, and
sfrigates;
SSpanifl of the line, and
l friga,e;
Under ;he command of admirais V,iIene,,v,. in
the Bucentaur ut go guns, and Grayina in the
Argonaut of loo--they had 10000 troops on
board under general Laurifon the dsfiinstiou
was not known, but the officers ftated tina. tb-.y
expected further einforcemeuts--they had \
pa'Iage of "a days from Cadiz, where thew had
not been blockaded.
The news of the arrival of the combined fieets
at Martinico, flruck great conformation at St.
k'tts--What fewihips were ready for fea bound
to England, failed Immediately under convoy of
a trigate and aoop of war and the merchant
Hips which were not ready and fome that were
expected from the other illands, were ordered to
take the beft care they could of themfe!ves, as
the imall number of Briiifh fhips of war, in the
windward illands, could afford them little or no
protection. ~
Admiral Cochrane having failed from Jamaica
with convoy for England: parted with them
to the windward the i0ands, and then arriy.
ed at st. Kits with bis own fhip only, the other
hips of war having probably gone on with the
convoy.
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Dnmefit JnteIIigfnee.
NEW.YORK. Iune 1s.

We are happy TO announce the fate arrival of
the very valuable fhip America, at Salem, on
Friday laf, from Mocha, and owned by MeGrs.
Crowninfhields. She is faid to have for one ar.
tce on board, 100000 lbs. Coffee.
Mere dd7,
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NETWORK. Tune 4

Capt. Hatch, who arrived yefterday at qua.
rantine'in days from St. Bartholomew, con-
firms the intelligence of the combined French
and Spanilh fleets having arrived at Martinique
de adds, that French frigate was taking found.
ings at st. Lucie, preparatory, as it was fuppo.
led, to an attack; and that general embargo
had been laid on all the ihipping in the French
Weft-Iudia illands. Af.re. Ma.
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One of the moftelahorate 6, elegant political
productions, which has ever if1ued from the A.
merIcan Prefs, is "the addrefs of the fociety of
conititutIonal republicans to the people of Penn.
'yiVan'a on the charge of their governor and
contribution, attributed to the pen of Mr.. Dali
las.
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NORFOLK, Tune Is.

Captain Kemp, from Martinique, enables VS. to
tate with certainty, the arrival Port-Roya of the
United French and Spauiih fleets from Toulon and
Cadiz e'5Hiag Of eVerteen fail Of tie line, fix ieates,
feret eorVetfe' andtbree bi, rDb about ep5. bound
land forces board On their arrival about the 5b
OF May, an embargo was laid on all fhpping in the
different ports and continued for twelve DAYS, during
which time the feet taking in water. Thew
were preparing to diilodge the Engh from Dia-
mond Rock but their grand Object was not known.
1t was reported that 1000 troops were to be embark
ed at Martinique in addition to thofe brought from
France We are NOT enabled give the names of the
commanders of the fleet The troops are under pc
neral Laurifton. rI.drs.
The flick were left on fhore and 1000 of the froops
IN the garriion taken on board The commander in
Chief OF the fleets had gone in frigate to Guada
loupe, where he remained but ihort time-ard tbe
general opinion at Martinique was that they intend
ed to attack Jamaica 1t is fomewhat extraordipa.
ry, that notwithstanding the arrival Of thefe feets
markets continued dull--the rife provifions not
worth neutrality-suspicious. IL Is dollars barrel
Herdi6
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Many reaions incline to believe that the imme.
date object of the French feet in the WeR-nd is
the conquef of jamaica and that the mex, will be
the conqueft OF the Empire of Hayti 1t can fcsrce
y be uPPofed that there is, at preient any depn Of
moeiting the windward hlands elfe why not ar once
attack Barbados in the ports of which not lefs than
from 100 to $50 fail of valuable merchantmen mutt
have been at anchor the time the French pafed r.
Still we would in vain fearch for caue which could
induce 10 long delay at Martinique by which thew
not only ran the rifS of the arrival of Brfh fleet
but gave time for the governors of the lands lanai
ca IN particular to be apprized of their approach &
to be prepared for their reception If their attack be
made on Jamaica, where, belides the regular force
there is well organized militia of from 900 10
$4,000 men, there is fome reafon to hope that thew
may be detained long enough allow Mellon or fome
other Britiih Hero TO overtake them.-Nothinq can
prevent this except the uncertainty of their delinat
on which would not be removed by the diitrac-
ton prevailing at the in the Britii miniarv
and particularly affecting the Board of Admiralty A
few days will doubtles relieve us from uncertainty on
tins important point. But whatever NAV be the an
parent view OF Bonaparte in Tending out this fleet,
we have little doubt that it is intimately connected
with the nvafon of England, or Ireland, or both
and ihould he .ucceed in wreRing from Great Britain
her valuable Wef-Tnda poHeffions her commerce. &,
eoniequently her finance, would receive 70 fevere a
hock, that, if the consequence would not be nevita
bic, we think nothing but miracle could fave her
without her commerce fhe cannot pofIiblv es;0.
Ledrtr.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-06-21

We notice an arrival at Norfolk. from ANTIGUA
"heh lsit that i1and the 18th of May but obferyes
total flenCe as 70 the Aeers.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-02-04
Per o7 lsostIaao.

Arrived brig Nabsy, wm croa. maqer 3 dsy. ION
Dtntf1ra via. Tenai,ts Herbor
Ter = oea'arara brig Geo--r zap. etmpfpn' II Rof
too % '@i''n IS days fch F4r"cr cant Fields 81 Il
l"ndoa e fad in q days; fch. Abigail cant
* ha.,on . II. = "r DAYS brg J.hn "a
~ tcroouh Of Desn4rara Rvc- fI,aka bar Ianc cat
z. Cfo},, aavs from Portland al wei Dee "a
lar + 8, f3-Re lh iamcrlc cap. NewhlE, "a devs
from @ifit,orcf hourd 70 Jamaica
VESSELS IEFT.--lt Francois. (M,rt) Tsn az brig
Ariazoa. caps wi comb Nawhp. yaost, to Gail IN d4ss
fch Lopiana, capt lockwood IL Newyork, t. sil next
day - Robert brig Ceres. ccpt. M'ConJv Of Boaon
BRIG caps Swain Ne%huryport Iui arrived ;
~ Trinity, big Hero cspt Deal Of Neevburs 10
fill IN 10 dfys hi1 frastep capt Leighton &c ton
'rPr Phciax Ada'ns-do ~ days; brig Robors
eapf lssm1eit Saien teh hvc hicrs capt Hathornc.
do. fchr Pil.rm, c. m Clark Plymouth
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-02-04
BERWICK JAN. %.

BtKWINN- JAs' I
Fre.-ou IL, 4gItaf zafb ia bst,o,ea he
i9prs Of 10 and ecloek, a fcb'olsoat qo's tan
hg.f BY fyf a. (Ooagafy's Fadsl Is Brrlpiee
n Il basel fbic aecia.a, qoN ialact ycb,o' N f:-s z
BE- oa~e'ai b2w tb.y eqve f6er fire Us az eoe1sa'i
Jysgpesty oecar, and trgq Il 70 he "'ee b'e4
IL, BOYS, Tbs rcrsajsa trc7asaey d fef '0'i.5 rrs
duly joaqatf IN ar carr esgbt BY meae' q b P9
FL Over. a. d mater die2at fran -, 5af oprgh rafb
70 igsysar or .ihy.ncr ia e0sfaiag t5ff 81 DE-
voa-iqy tIspssaf 70 is p.qprr bnads HEIDI offlm
lls pN recot7 rat fer 4oaaf # dss aifs'ion %
re buaaqg OF II free, many bacs 5er1 rsfatd tom
~, nee TO ibs mi aeely cream 3'aesf IA q 81"
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