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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-27

q..cst should not be complied with, IL Is
to be entrusted to Mr. Fox, and the prin-
cipal members OF the old adminis,rat ion.
who are understood to be pledged to that
measure.
a. March s.
Consols SIS, reduced shut, Omnium q
prem.
Government daily expse,s the answer
OF the Emperov Alexander to his Maies-
TVS communication respecting the late o.
ventures made by Bonapar,e. The mes
sengeris in all probability detained by the
weather at Husum.
GLASGOW, February %.
Nine French gun vessels attempting Ia
get into Drest have been captured by the
Melampus frigate, SEC. They are truly
wrctched craft they contained no other
accommodation for oficcrs and men than
straw to lie on.
MIR Pitt concluded his bargain for the
loan on Monday. The terms are more
favorable for the country than those OF last
year. An increase. it would appear, is 10
take place on the income tax.
Lord Robert Fitzgerald our ambassa.
dor at Lisbon, haspresented spirited me.
mortal to the Portuguese minister com.
planning Of the publication in the Lisbon
gazette, of the manifesto by the prince of
peace. The memorial does great credit
to his lordship, and is Characteristic Of a
Briton.
Five Hamburg mails arc due.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-27
44.475.O0o

5000 900 deficiency Of sums vot
ed the last year and not produced
BY the taxes, 6 $50 600
The proportion Of this amount to be
raised by Great Britain amounts to up.
wards of $4,000. 600
The ways and means furnish a receipt
exceeding about 23.ooo,ooo. The sum
OF twenty two and half millions sterling
is to be raised by loan.
The interest of this loan is provided for
by the following new taxes:
An addition Of Id on ell single letters by
the post, ID on foreign letters, and Id on
TWO penny letters sd bushel on salt con-
sumed at home, and Cd bushel on salt
exported TO any part of Europe-ss on
pleasure horses in addition to the sos paid
az prssent--7s Sd endorses IN husbandry
~ addition to the lss Cd paid at resent
one per cent. on Iegscies charged on land /;
ana, IN place OF eight, ten per cent on lie
sacies TO strangers In bIood.---These are
.ne new taxes, which are estimated at
'oooooi. The addition 10 the property
'sx Is estimated at l,l5O,oOo. =
The bidders for the loan were-Ist.
messrs' A. and b. Coldsmid I'd. Messrs.
s"',s Barring K Co; Messrs. Anger.
s,e,n' ba.tYe, Aytou & Co; Sd, Messrs.
& Co. '"e'u'soa' hisiiDfe
~ 80 "e, ,. was 10 difference in the tender,
az a., me l'sts agreeing to the 29l. reduced.
Inc ne loan was divided between the lists.
ne interest to be paid Tor il is 81. es ad.
The bargain is considefed as adyan,scs.
Gus TO The contractors, and was immed;.
ately at premium. A discount Of s ner
cent. allowed as usual for prompt paw.
ment. r-'
March 2.
notwithstanding TO report, was de,a;n
ed in Spain, because Bonsparle was afraid
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-03-04

this authority exercise j in i7o5. In,:h. az.
of the legislature of that state of the eth of
January in that year, granting shi. territory
to those from whom the present claimants
derive their claims, certain lands are des.
cribed, and it is enacted that those land,
shall be sold to such and such persons, as
tenants in common and not rs joint tenants.
The lands shall be sold, or in other words.
the right of soil shall be allenated. A pro.
per distinction is taken between the domi.
mum utile and the dominium airectum OF
the civilians. No transfer was made 0. tn.
RICH, of jurisdiction, although such ima,'n.
arv transfer forms prominent article in the
reasons assigned By the legislature Of 1896
for passing the resembling act. From this
view Of the subject, whatever may be the
present state otthe question of legal title,
who can doubt tina, The present claimants,
honest purchasers FROM the original gran
tees, upon the fai,h Of an independent state
and innocent Of fraud, if fraud existed,
possess such.a color of title. such an equl-
table claim, as to render it prudent and po.
litic to enter into compromise with them
upon reasonable terms.
(To be e0ntiuedJ
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-03-04
Ten Dollars RcUard.
February II.

Ran away from the Subfcfiber, 1iv-
irg in Fairfax County, a negro man named
SIMON, about forty FIVE years Of age, fix feet
high, we'll made, ard Of very black lively
comp!ecticr. He has IoR his fosst.etb, and his
face i. very humry. He took with him grey
coa,jos coat with double brett. with oyeralls of
the fame has ALTO coat Of halfihiek., double
b,eahed, and long breeehes Of TIE came, q pair
Of double foaled country made 1hoes. nailed all
70 md the bottom, and t~o coarfe hm,s, and
ha, Of good quality, but much wosn,, I viii
give The above reway for feeoiins him in any
iai,, and all realouabt eharges paid.
Fs. DENEALE.
March 4. WONT
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-03-04
March l..
MADEIRA WINE.

On WEDNESDAY next, 9th March, at half
paft Z O'Clock, will e.: Sold, at Public Autti
on, at the War-hoofe Of M'Ckax and Winie'-
bsyy, on Uaon,aree
Ten llpes, 7 halfpipes and 5 quar-
ser oaks London particular Madeira
WINE,
Or hyperion quality, on credit of 90 days,
for approved notes with approved indorlers.
P. G. MARSTslLER.
February az.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-03-04
n O 7 &c f,

Having location to be abfert from
this place for fome months, | hereby cegcet
al, perfons who ars INDEBTED to the difFeteo,
Pqgt,sbt Efatfs, and ,4gs~citi under my diFso-
zion, to make immediate payment Of their re.
Elective dsb:s to Mr.. JAMES SANDEHSoN, who
is fully authorized 10 receive and grant scquit
ta2ces Tor The fame. All accounts sPper'anng
70 ,hefe eRa,es, not discharged by the FIR cay
ct Aar;l next, lhall he then lodged with Robert
/. Te;!5r, Ef9uire, FOR iut.
John M'lyev.
February II. q
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-03-04
Casy efa letter fran Commodo'e Prebls to
the Secretary Of the Navy.

accompanying the Presidents mes
sage, inserted IN the Advertiser, of Wed
nesday last
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-05-17
MARTIN0RURG, May II.

Extract 2fa letter Ir9m rlpoEt2 a ctn-
nrm0n in I'h'IuAtI0hm, dated FEB.
II.
The view exhibited by Tripoli, IN
cfeasts in beauty as >ou draw nearer to
it. This town is situated on the borders
of the sea, at the foot of an INN Ease TO-
lest of palm trees.
The kingdom Of TripoIi, so called
from having formerly had under its iu-
rlsdIctlon the three great towns vt SA-
brata, Oea, and I-ep,is Magma, i, nri-
ther so populous nor $, rlh ~ 'rGnis.
Tnpoll, the capital, i, bullt upon the
spot where formerly stood the ancient
Abrotonum, and is surrounded With
good Qualifications. 1hr houses are
built OF brick and stone, AMI are olt one
story high; they are white wAsh~d, and
THIS added to the dust and rubbish with
which the streets are filled, occasions
the greater part ofthe inhabitants to have
sore eyes; a complaint very prevalent
among the funisiAns, owing to the same
cause. Fhe g1tes oil thu. place are arch
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-05-17

drowned; and when walking out during
the day ihcv have met with insults or
threats, whi-h they have resented with
imprisonment or fines. At Maslanda-
leir,, seven French soldiers, witha SER
ycAnt, on duty in the Corps dc Guard
on the bank, ofthe Muse, have disaP-
pe4red, and are supposed to have been
thrown into that bv the fisherman Of hat
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-05-17
NEW YORK, Mas ..

Gun But, No. Blank, III: d " before
yestcrd ~ sportrd her hgnre on The north
river t" III yr>At diversion OF the spec
tA,ors. The dnurtt bowsprit, the dou-
BIZ head, or double tail, call 1t which
you Will, the lorg disproportioned hea-
w figure, and h>r dull smiling, AFFORD 4
first specimen of Nr. JeHerson's whrlA-
gig genius upon the water. 1t happen.
ed tn ,tamiII-boat was passing the stream
in the direction and ahough laden down
to the waters edge, she passed Gnn
Boat No. blank, with as much appart Mt
ease to the distant spectators as if Miss
Gun Boat hAl bee" water logged or lv
in her own proper stA,lon, high and dry
in II Savannah corn field. And if he cx-
pertinent does not cost the lXts ct s>*-
~ soul who is sent out III her, our fear.
will not be verified.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-05-17
AMHERST, ". n.y. April 30.
MELANCHOLY RELATION.

The substance Of the following was
communicated by gentleman of res
portability and one of the jury OF lnquiSI-
tion--ln HOLES, lived a family bv the
nsmt'-of krndrick, three in numbrr an
old Lady aged seventy three, a d ushlcr
about forty, AMI Il son )out thirty. FIJI:
son has for several We lrs past discover
ed 81 mptoms Of insanity but had gene
rally been able to conduct his business
with proprietv and when well, was So
Der and regular in his department. Bat
few d4,s before the late sad CAtastrn.
phe, s, mptoms more alarming appeared;
the neighbours, who were inform d OF
it, repeatedly called, and nude his stu
alton the subject OF cOnvrrS .tIpn with
his IN p;her and sitter. whp tn t5h sem
sIble OF his derAngtm mt, re unwilling
any thing should be IN n',nnch to him.
or that 1t should be u r I'll, knpwn.
This reluctance in them IL l'rNrLIv H.
rose from the severe sui rag, wtl. h
the family had before expcr,>n, Ell, in
consequence Of insanity It hnn5 pre-
mItureiv an | nnha?pIIy terrnlnned the
lives OF the father and two sons. The
m"th.r AM sister doltcd on this only
rem inning son and brother, perhaps to
a IA lIt AMI were therefore unwilling
hi, fuI,rg' should be made pubIic.
Thing, thls rem .inel till the 22I in
slant. Early in the morning pfthis day,
two ofthe neighbors Called on the family,
to make enquiries, and lend their assist
ance. They ionn the Young nan much
as he had been for several LH, ) Dcforr +;
and after attending TO some concerns Of
the family retired. About nine "'clork
and not more than two h""rS after thew
had left the house the 70 .ng M n came
into their hous.. ; for his m plhrr h: sad
was dead, and ms sister u, ull So. Ac-
cordingly several ncIgh1"urs imnedi-
ately repaired thithcr, AMI found what
he had said was indeed an awful reality.
The daughter was sitting in Oh ,ir, near
her, i'll a situation still worse If possible,
o,ll more dcplorahI, , b,ing cat urd
bruised on her head and dill rent parts
OF her body, with not less III IN twenty
Medica' aid was Immediately
called and every assistance immediately
rendered; but she survived only about
six hours and expired, MT being able to
communicate anv thing to those about
her. Various instruments were found
in the room bloody, which it is supposed
were used in this tragic scene such as
the leg Of ch'Ir, Heane, 4 hammer, a
pair OF eongs, which were broken in the
fray, &c. III coronrr'S inquest were
all agreed, that the awIul tragedy was
committe d b, the unh 'ppv Young mnn,
and thlt hc WAS an in9An- an distracted
person.
To describe he horror Of the scene
would be TOO m IN tor IN hlcr K elm IS
OF nlturr. But We would leave the fact
on record, as a,otc mn warming, against
allowing insane. AMI dIstrArtrd persons
the prlvtlrg, OF doing ms htct, BY per
mttttay them togo at AbeFtv. We think
II worthy otlrSl rlatIve attention.
t--~-- he funeral was attended on Wrdncs-
day bN Arrv NUMEROUS tnncourSe OF
people, when sri, MN, and well ad lpt.
cd sermon was delivered bv the Rev
! MIR. Smith ii. Kings vill. IL.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-05-17

AUGUSTA, (Geo.) April is.

~ - - 80
On Saturday, the last day OF the SUI
Perior court held in and for the county
Of Clark, William Williams, who hasrcn-
dered himself notorious bv the manv
ntf,rious deeds perretrated in this, and
in the state of South Carollnn, was sem
fenced to die on W,dne sdav the 81 inst.
But on the evening preceding the day
set for his execution, he effected his ,s-
cape from the Jail in open day, and IN
der the eyes of vig'lant guard, who
were surrounding the place of his con-
hnemcnt. His aunt, wife and sister
had ont,tincd leave Of the sheriff to 60 into
the al, to take their last adieu while
th;ry, WINi0ns exchanged garments with
his sister, and in that habieude made his
escape. Thus it appears that this trlcU,
though twice condemned before has a.
gun ov his artful intrigue, rescued hrnt-
seil from the dem md, Of justice. His
Iwo hruttrrrS wife, sister, and aunt,
We Arr inform Il, are ktpt IN i'm prisDn-
nj NJ, ,hIr5'd with having aided and
aOetteI III procuring his release.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-05-17
F0rmQn' S Ee17v.
Nav ~, 1905.

THE subscriber informs the ruVI:c
i that he has rented F"rmn,'s Fer
~, at the mouth of Opro krn, where he
has new Boat in good order for the
conveyance of passengers across rhe RI
yer with safety. The roads are in good
order on both sides for Wagons or. car
riages of anv kind. Duc attendance
will be given by
JOHN BARBER.
Nav II, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-05-17

THE Subscriber returns his most
L grateful acknowledgements to his:
friends and the public for the encourage
ment he has exp, rlcnced, and respect
fully informs tn, m that he hq: inst re-
ceived, and will constantly keep Tor salo
at his Blaek>ns1'4.,s shop in the main
street MarUn>burg opposite to the In
dian Chief Tavern. a very large and
complete assortment Of
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-05-17
ALEXANDRIA, Nav :,

EN1T'c1 q 7et'er FROM CAPE FraNcois,
dated iprH 10. ~~
" The Haytian army have returned
without success from the siege of St.
Domingo; Gtn~Christopht is at pre-
sent in town They have brought with
th:m great c"Ant'ty OF plumber taken
from the Sp. ,nIArdS.'
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-05-17
BAR-IRON,

Of the bes, quo!jtv, selected with care bv
himseltfrom the If"n Works, and which
he will dispose OF On the most reduced
terms. lie continues as usual to carry
on the BlaC kemrth's business in all its va
rious branches, and flatters himself, THAI
if good materials, manufactured in the
most servitcA5le. manner, together with
the suictr>t attention to business, can
secure the pablc favour, he shall not go
unrewardcd.
ANY pare hascr can, with convenience
and dispatch have any quantity Of Iron
cut and bent If necessary.
JOSEPH CHAMBERS.
MartinsturS, March 20, 1905
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-05-17

French aovices to the +th OF March,
have been received, by the brig Lovely
Lass, cartIn CLr<, arrived at this port
from NAn;z. They mention, that the
Fr,n>h government intended to demand
a sum OF M pney from the United States,
as retrlburion Tor the produce, which
had been taken from their revolted colo
MES, by the American merchants.
1t remains to he seen with what tenn
per MIR. Jetferson's ,rrlke Cabinet will
listen to this unprecedented demand.
PAI. Register ]
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-05-17


"d' an ! 80 Sm7'' 'hat II IS necessary 20
>t@"P IN order t" set 'hrouS" 'Htm
custom ','Ahhsh> a to render the passage
more dlthCuIt IN the time OF an lNSorrec-
ton
Atthe entrance into the CITY Is U'-
umphAt monument ct the composite or
der, which, according to the inscription,
seems to haas been erected IN N"nN"r OF
Marcus -AuFeAu> and h'S '""'aS"t' on
account OF the victory ~hIIh ting Latter
obtained over the A1mml"n"' he
flowers, 'rn~ trA>19, and uopMcs' are
|" g""d pr,>'r' Au"n but the statutes,
troNeI and the rag at superstition mas
mAtlI"'d the t"ur hN>t> placed above
the m, is well rs all thu hBnr>> IN h's-
rrhrt. On tn 1t sud, "t the arch, howe
rcr, winch contains the inscription IS all
upright hSHre BY the side OF woman
sitting, and sWroundrd bv little chit
drrn, the drApcW OF which IS perfectly
entire. Some OF the pieces OF marble,
OF which tins monument is composed,
are OF an enormous s'ze' On account
OF the great heat "NS not aole 10 copy
what remains OF the 'HS\''Eu""'
o"me OF the iH'~'i't4"'> prr'''''"S
that we lo"Sen at'n''E''E a' inns H,o"0'
mtnt' '>G,n TO c\""'"e II also 'nT",
selves ana one OF the" even eAte"u'"
his c"r'"'lt' as Ia as I" ask u.s. az """
Pef'hd the lnh5e'' MA CIV, te" IT,
Inc Fr'm'> 'nl"\ Pr>"'H'' mere OF
very e''"' '''i"'' '""N !" 90 "'''N ""''e
t>,l, - 49, >r ,h.r,
h,nnsrs =, h,S. h.',n ;nsnl,,'I b.. h,s
M. r;nh, Of ,,ns,uc ,h, oG, nJ.r to h,.
" o.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-05-17
LANCASTER, May 10.

On the 3oth nltimo, GcorSr Ga Ari-,
Esq. Brigade Inspector Of the count, 1I
Huntingdon was convicted of forgery,
and either is or will Be ordered to the
cells.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-05-17
Public Sale..

ITO be sold on Friday the 3Ist inst.
i at the late dwelling plantation Of
William Hanna, deceased, a number Of
Horses, Mates and Colts, Mich ows,
numbetof Young Cattle, Hogs, Sheep
and Gets-Hous,holu and Kitchen Fur
niture, Wagon and Geers, Farming
Utensils and i nstmber OF other ARTICLES
too tedious to partieaIarise. A credit
of six months will be allowed on giving
bond with approved security. The sale
will begin about nine O'Clock.
DAVID HANNA, !
WALLACE HANNA, ! L." ~
May II, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-05-17

The report Of decree annulling the
marriage of Jerome b HnAParte, has been
deemed fiction in this country. We
however find in the Moniteur Of the list
March, the Official document to thus eff
fecr II differs from that we haze alrea-
DIV published only in the concluding
words; WHICH are, without the consent
OF his mpiAtr, and without ,hy banns
thereof being ~Preriou>ly published in
the place OF h'ssbosIe."
(hry's HM. Ga@.l
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-05-17

A letter from respectable commer-
cla4 house in Cadiz to another in this
CITY, via NV, Bedford, dated March.
12'h, has the following Postscript ;" | he
celebrated Gen. MoTeAu, with his lady
and family, now in this place, will pro-
coed to the United States by the hrst
good opportunity. As he NAV probably
visit Your CITY, we sh Ill take the liberty
ofgIring him 'letter to YOU. Being un-
acquainted in America, he has request
ed to be the bearer OF few letters to oar
friends AMI we could not refuse such
taVourto person OF his exalted merit"
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-05-17

10y virtue of D-~d Of Trust exccut-
- ed bv Adam Sheets to me, for the
purpose Of satisfying a sum of money
due from the sad Alam Sheets to An
drew Waggoner, sen. will be sold at pub
lie vcn,lur tor ready money, on SAIur-
dAv the 4 h Of June next, on the pre- mi
SEES, a well finished two story HOC ST.
and Two LOTS, situate in the town of
MartinSl,urG, and bound, Il ON the north
bv Martin Street, On thu west TN alot
belonging to- IhnrnbT Gr'> hrms, on
the south bv Richard M'NlAknn'S LOT,
and ON ,,hceast h> Church XIV. ! he
sale to b, Gin at - o'lo k, when due
attendance will be gwen Wy
PHILIP p. WILSON,, Trustee.
Nav ~, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-05-17
PaH. Ga>,]

- The Medea and Clara Spanish fri.
gates have been declared tswtul prizes,
and condemned for the here6 fit Of the cap
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-08-20

his cafe had become the concern of every no.
hea * jealous ACKNOWLEDGEMENT & by an abnfs
OF power whichrefedsl little cred:, uront hef edr
raj Naturalization, the fate of The me;inei. " milf.
creani" IN fociety had become intimately affD-
GATED with all that was venerable in the confti-
'u',on and the laws. Would the republican,
party have been blind not to have perceived ibis
melancholy truth! What was it to them !;
wna' was 1t to the fublime principle for which
'"eY were contendrg, that the 6rff within of
ueiPothm was drawn from the refufe of focicty 7
Was not this Giro unitarce rather calculated to
excite their greatett anpseheniioas LIONS in
vermont and Calender in Virginia were no
more man the fubjects and materials os 4 greet
federal experiment. s'>"'
Inc iedItion law was fri executed upon
them to feel the puie Of the people. g ,ba, nnr
rulers might know iii, beat hi,h with ;ndipna-
ton, or 1t the blood run co,dly in our veins :"
Had then the fate Of fuch men been viewed
WIN 'ndlherence, the precedent might have
nee" extended to the noblca patriots in
our ,and; IT was for this, that tie fate
Oh S'le"aer became an ohje6 of r,Ich general
con ernmen'. II was for this, that the ouo(rI
at the bar volunteered their itryi-es in b;s de-
renee. IT was for this, that ccnfolation g. kind.
ne's oreathcd through the lattice of his nri,,n
nNa VINO can fay whether it was not for this
tnat our worthy Prefident attempted TO Off,
the rigoGrs OF his confinement?
iS Us mol un'mportant To remark, that sa-b of
theie facts rs mifreprefrnted in the letter Of r..
turner. "On Calendars tending the proof
fleets OF 26e Pr9lpe9 B.fors Us, &c. cad.
;. V'en the nrlt part ofthe end. Vol. appeared
&c. Such are the words by which MIR. T. con-
veys the niinuations which we have already re-
tutcd.. The frft afier,ion, reprefents Mr.. +. rs
having examined all the proof Fleets the latl,
AS having made the fecond remittance as com:
i3sHiation for the fecond Vol.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-08-20
RELATIONS WITH SPAIN.

On this fubie6t, the mott interefng Of all TO
the American people, no light has heen med by
recent communications. Our Cabinet is as vet
as iecret as the grave. Even the papers of Phi
ladelphia, the prelent theatre of the negotiation
between the marquis de Yruio and MIR. Ma.i-
fon, are unable to catch or TO communicate any
important information. BY ore ofthem it was
indeed ffated about 10 days pat, that our 90
vernmeni bad eKpteifed its Willingness that the
agents of Spain fhould withdraw from their
functions; but even this communication 10 pc
culiarly important IN his bearings, has nsither
been confirmed nor centralized By iubfeouent
intelligence.
On one point we are happy to correct an in
tereitng mifake. Inlfead Of Gur-boat No. s
being condemned by Spanifb Court Of Admit.
rally, we are now told that the ve7el was orr
giBa'ly attacked under an imprefIion thai ne
was Bdtilh, II beinga com mon Practice with
yehels ofthst nation to hoift tn, fags of nru
trails, and that or the moment Of her entering
the port ofAlgefras, an appiicatior vas ma
to the Spapifh comnardant, the ven,i wac H.
be.sted, and N, probably fixed ainng win n,
rsf of the lIuaJron fer her defi.Siion. II
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-08-20

Sweet friend this listle eas6iax wear,
OF Cynihia's mild endea-iag light;
Oh! couic It tooshe thy ev'ry care,
And cheer thee in ai!iiSior's nig6t,
Ne'er fhould thy boiunt heave a feh,
Nor one d4rS clord oblcure shy bl;fs;
But wing'd with Joy, thy moments ly
In unalloyed haPpiuefs
Vain with ! alas ! TOO furely VAN,
Since all are born to weep and die;
10 drag of grief length 'nng chain
And feek refuge IN the NJ.
Yet FRiENDsHir's fympathetic power,
Can ftll a fcothing ei,arr, impart,
And when misforiuncs darker lorr, q.
Hume the deep-defponding heart.
Yes III, the 6!vey Qaea efaip5t,
WEen PIeaglEe's f.a6cau, difappsar
She fhads her r,f. heniguaat light,
Reaeded from ,he dezey tear.
Far more refrehing 70 the mind,
'Than all that fplendour ever yaye;
She ihines Z fsraph, heav'n afbgu'd,
To triumph even DER the grave.
Then, when in sbfeuce doouSl To- pine,
Remembrance lhall alone remain
o. : guard with care her faced fhtine,
Nor let her bnghtreis kno" zeoa.,
AgglF IL.