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we hENT.

no RENT,
A DWELLING HOUSE. on
4 h the back st-<et, near the. Mctacd;s, rne,,.
ing hoosc, IL il well calculated Cor the aseommo.
dauon of \ private farniiy-unmedia,e posse.s;.
on viii he given. For terms arpIr TO the sub.
soriber.
Sarah Dixon.
Rirhn,ond, 18th November, 1905. ST
{ ". j.. A likely Negro Girl, to be hired. Ap.
ply AZ above
HAVING obtained a Land OF
4 u 6ce Treasury Wanans and lodged il with
the principal surveyor of Henrico county in or
der TO be laid upon the Lots l., NJ, " and O,
in the City Of Richmond-- T his IS to advertise
all whom 1t may conccrn, that have notice fron,
the said surveyor that n. will proceed TO survey
and lay Of the said iotsson the ninth day of
December next, if the weather be suitable. o..
therwise on the first fair day thereafter.
John Seabrook.
Richmond. 9TH Nov. 1905. ,od
WILL be sold, to the highest bid
w der. on the FIRST Monday in December
next, in Cara. likely Virginia born SLAVES,
consisting of men, women, boys and girls, on =
credit of IL months. the purchasers giving bond
with approved security 10 bear interest from the
date if not pnnaually paid.
Jesse Higginbotham, Admir-.
Cara, 7rh Nov. 1905. 4. ids
ID Y virtue of a decd of trust execut-
Ii to US by John Christian. jr. TO secure the
payment OF debt therein mentioned due 10 tie
late firm of Dunlop. Pollok & Co. VIII be sold,
to the highest bidder. for really money, Prince
Edward courthouse, on Monday the 18th day of
Novenbernext. (bcing court daJ) TRACT Of
LAND, Containing $50 acres more OF less, lying
on the waters of ZIG Rough creek, in the said
county of Prince Edward, being the Ind bought
by said Christian from, Abncr Coffee, per deed
bearing datethe 2Sth day of May 1903.
The lard may DC viewed previous to the day of
sale, by applying tosre said John Christian. jr.
S1nrnsi ". psnaL!e. I r,-.,-,.
Pr,cr. .sto5r--on.
Prince Edward, 9Th Sers. 1905. tGs
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ronENr,

n OtLN y.
street. Iesdk<g froaa the Bell Tavern TO
Mayo's Bridge. Possessioiisinay be bad innue-
dia,ely. Apply to
t Russell & Wallace.
Nov. S. 1905. 4,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-16

The subscriber wishes to SCH for
cash, or on credit filth frst day of January
next, the
75ro Britk TenementS,
Adjoining the house of Mr.. Benjamin Mosby.
JOHN PENDLETON.
Civ OF Ric6inona. Nov. 1ciS. 1904. 2w
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70 be sold, for ready money, N

10 be sold, for ready money, IN
4 pursuance of deed OF trust from David
Ross, egq. in order to raise the sum OF 2o5i dds
80 c's with interest trssen At the rate of FIVE per
centuTn per annun, from the frst day of August
last, die from the said David Ross TO the trns.
tees of James Dunlop. dec. the following
Lands, Lets and Tenements,
Orsr part OF f'1em as may 5s necessary TO psy
the said debt, and insercst With shs charges and
exnensss of executing tie trust. An Estate or
Plantation in the county Of Goocnland called
Coles, containing by estimation fifteen hundred
acr2s. be The same MODE or ess.ying on the wa
tsss oltbe Byrd creek. and purchased by rhe said
David kcss OF the representatives of ames Cole,
OF Vim. Cole and John Hsghes land adjoining
the lands Of Richard l>dams and Samuel Rich
ardson, according 10 its SIiown borndayjes rs
held by the said David Ress. Also, the follow.
ing LO rs IN Toe town of Columbia, Fuvann7
County, 20 wit: Lot ~. ca, ON which the ware
hoase . butt Lot no Is, on which is s.of ;.
rcuse, nov. or late in the occupation of Ir an
FORBES No. "a. nov or laie in the occupatn IN Of
] Suother; No. &c, now or late in the &C -npa.
tion Of Mrs. Price. sale Will take p ace at
John Eap.sr's Tavern, in the town of &c umbia,
Ola tie iSth day Of NoversbeT next and the lands
aud ienements aforesaid VIII be SCI + IN that
order which shall appear best to suis'the purcha.
ssrs, aud most benehcia' TO the pz;t,es concerned
BEN. MOSHy asiing trustee.
October lth. 1905. ids
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IMPORTANT.

Captain Brown, of the fchooner Roger-Wil-
liams, arrived here yeaerday in IA days from
St. Bartholomew, givingus the poitive aHur-
auce that Britifh feet of fail of the line had
arrived at Barbados on the firft of June. under
the command of Admiral Sir Richard Bicker.
ton, who was to be Joined immediately by Ad-
miral Cochrane with tx fail of the line. The
fquadron under Sir Richard is that lately COM
manded by Admiral Lord Mellon, who is faid
to have returned 10 England on accoun. of the
i'll rate of his health.
Captain b. further informs US that another
French and Spanilh feet from Ferrol and Car
thagena, con6fing of sc fail (i4 Of which were
of the line) having 10000 troops on board, had
arrived at Martinique, from whence they were
to proceed againft Antigua and Trinidad.
Mer. ddv.
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MOP rcTF Trra o.


Arrived Soh'r Trends Adventure, Dickfon, days
from New Providence.--Sundsy Oft Roanoke fpoke
the fchoouer Concord Of Dighton, and took from on
board the mate and crew of the brig Comet Capt
Chiffon, Of this port, and the Of the fchconer
Imperial Of Baltimore. captured by the French pri.
vateer fchooner H1aiJiLe of IL guns and 90 men,
The mate Of the Comet oates, that fhe failed from
Jeremie on the 9th Of June bound for Norfolk in
company with the armed ilips Neptune and Maria,
Of aud for Philadelphia brig liabela, fers Nonfuch
Imperial, Hetty, Maryland and Ccfauce, for Bati-
more; with which they parted the day after they
left land, being able TO keep them longer compa-
N.Y. On the 18th at half psa FIVE p NJ. in AT. 90,
20, long &c, so, fell with the privateer fchooner
Matbilde, Of Guadalupe, who made prize Of the
brig, took all hands cut except the Steward and
Cook, and put them all except the captain, in rons-
At the time the crew OF the Comet was ,aken or
board they found Capt Neyerfon, and the crew Of
the fcboODer Imperial, and Capt. David Kilock of
the brig Clvde, Of Greenock, captured OF voyage
from St. Thomas to Liverpool, on the 9th Of June :
and they told that the prvateer had taken ven
American vefea, before he fell in with the Imperial
although Che had been but one month ou;--Oa The
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MASSACHUSETTS,

The Legislature has mnanino,gRy r-jai4,ed TO
r$lectthe prorofed amendm~nt to the conft.u-
ton OF the United States, which originated in
mended for adoption by the alembly of Penn
fyvania. The amendment propofed was-To
exclude from the Judicial power of the United
States, controversies between citizens of differ.
ent States, between citizens OF the fame State
claiming lands undergrants from different States:
and between citizens Of State and citizens or
fubjefs of foreign State.
The regularly Incorporated Banks in Mat
iachnfettes are allowed by government to if-
Tue bills OF the denominations of one and fzy,
dollars to the amount of S per cent of their ca
pitfalls.
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GREENOCK, May 10.
PRIVATE coRrrsrospyNcg.

PRIVATE CoREEsroNpsNcE.
LONDON, May 6.-Mr. Pitt attended the &C.
iect committee this day, and underwent an ex-
animation of fomc length.
Reyt Of Commons:
Mr.. Calcraft prefented more formal decla-
ration from Sir Francis Burdett, relative 10
the abandonment of his feat. 1t was read hy
the Clerk. The declaration ftated, that it was
not the intention of Sir Francis to defend his e.
lection return. The petition of Mr.. Mainwar-
ing was then ordered to be taken into coniider-
ation, on Friday, the 18th Of Jane. This ar
rangement is with view to the freeholders
themfelves vindicating the return of Sir Fran
els.
MIR. Whitbread rofe To bring forward his mo-
ton FOR taking into confederation the kings an:
liver TO the refolu:ion OF The sth of April, re-
lpectine Lord Melville. The Object of his mo-
non: 1t carried, is to found addrefs to the To-
vere'gn, entreating him to drive from his pre.
fence and councils Lord Melville-for ever.
Mr.. Pitt interrupted the honorable gentle
man by announcing, that he had a communica-
non on the iub]ed to make, which might pofIi-
oiy anticipate the motion OF that gentleman.
MIR. Whitbread did not feel inclined TO fu(f.r
the mlniiler TO Rate what he had 70 communi.
cate, until after he had made his motion. He
then proceeded over the charges againft Lord
Melville, who, he commended, had not been pu-
nlfhed in any ihape whatever. He called ON
tie iioute 10 iuPport their own dignity, honor
and confiitency, by which alone the refolution
OF the 9Th could be rendered effeeual. In
the name of juitice, and on every principle that
rendered the contribution venerable, he called for
Punltb Inent on this notorious offender.
Mr:Whitbread is fill fpeaking. Iunderfand
Mr. Ptt is to announce that Lord Melville has
rengned all his offices and his name has been e.
r"ied from the liz of the Privy Council.
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FROM THE BOSTON DEMOCRAT
STATE OF AFFAIRS.

1t is doubtlefs a fource of high qualification to
thofewhoreverec vliberty .tha' thouehthe pria-
ciples by which our independence was achieves,
remained obfcured for an uncomfortable period,
they now refume their influence with redoubled>
luitre. The few who ifil remain in oppo6ti"n
TO the national will are too iniign;f!cant in num-
bers and reiources to excite momentary ap-
prehenion for our rights and liberties, provided
watcbfu! eye is kept over them.
The following is comparative view of
the ftreneth of parties which will compofe
the ninth Congress they fpeak a power
FIJI language to the advocates of eaergeficg govern
nent
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NETWORK, Tune 81.

THE BRITISH FLEET 1T TAMAIcA
Capt. Ray, of the fchr. Alliance, who arrived this
morning in "a days from Falmouth Uam.) informs
us that Admiral DEGREES had arrived with ELEVEN
SAIL OF THE LINE, and had ftationed his Fleet
acrois the harbour of Port. Royal-Lord Mellon was
hourly expected with Rrong reinforcement. Prior
to the arrival Of the Englh feet the inhabitant. of
Port Royal ware thrown into the utmoR confernati-
on. Information had been received of the arrival of
the French and Spsnih fleets at Martinique, and ru-
monr with her hundred tongues, had fweled the COM
bined forces to As fail of the line They expected inn
mediate orders to march Kingfon and leave their
own port 70 the ravages Of the enemy. The arrival
Of Admiral Deeres however, difpeled their fears and
renewed their hopes.
Admiral Cochrane had failed in the Northun,ber-
land, of "A guns, to take command of the Windward
hation.
The ports Of Jamaica continued fhut aganfi Anne
rican venels.
Martial law was expected 10 take place immediate
iy throughout the Gsnd
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Nfet.7nnies.
NETWORK, June 90.

Mr.. Blake, who left St. Pierres, Martinique,
on the goth May in the brig Minerva, informs
us that the French and Spanith fquadrons arri-
we'd at Fort Royal on Wedncfday the 1871 of
May-that they fent to St. Pierres for resi-
ment OF troops, under the Drctcnce of going a.
gainft Trinidad-that they returned and land
ca the regiment, ard that when he left the
Hand, the idea Of any immediate enterprise
was relinquifled. MIR. B. adds that I, was ee-
nerally believed at St. Pierres, that the combin-
ed fquadrons had not more than from to 5000
troops on board and that it was believed that
they would not attack Jamaica.
(Mere. Hav.J
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who tyrannized over his country, and tranf-
formed his fellow citizens into ilaves, il may
contribute to taiien-the yoke of never-endiny
ilavery on the necks of the already almoa ire.
cognzable BataviaDs. May the nation, enter
ing brighter profpect than hitherto of, it is to
me hoped, final deliverance, willingly perform
ing this lat facri!ice, however har,i--and it is
one, which even without any hope of ameliorati-
on, and without my fuffrage muf have taken
place, unanimously accept the project now Of
fered to them and may the man who UNDER
takes the arduous talk of leading the way to
the re-eitablifhment of freedom, independence,
aud general PROPERTY, prove not C;cfar bat a
Cate"
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ieareh OF the French and spsnfr fleets from Cadis-
that fhe left the Brth feet 90 days previous in lot
50. long. 90, bound TO the Wef-l,dies. On car,,;,
Anderfon's informing thai he had left the tomhin.t
quadrotis at Fort-Royal, Martinique, the Spy mad,
iale to wibdward, to meet Lord NelGon's iaeet
Lord Nelfons force is no, mentioned when in til,
Mediterranean his feet coniied al tvs elve fail OF I'll,
line and it may haye been reinforced.
In junction with Admiral Cochrane, their com
bired force would exceed tina, of the French ant
Spani.h heet. The moa ntereiting accounts may b,
hourly expected from the Wcit.Indies.
a letter from St. Croix, dated May 80 receiv.
ed at Philadelphia. fays:
F" Lord Mellon was feen yefferday from more
with Ia fail OF the line, in pu.fui, of the French
Aeet"
After receiving the above ex,raa, we took fon,e
pains to aieertan how far i, was entitled to credit
We have Teen the owner and mate OF the brig ga.
ran Ann, now at Quarantine, from St. Croix, which
place fhe left on the 2Ith of May. The owner in
forms, that he received letter from, ST. Croix dat
ed the 9th ult mentioning that Lord Mellon was
IN the Weft-indes with fail of the line. The mate
CT the brig iays, that JUN before lie failed, three hps
OF war paiied by the wen end of ST. Croix and ie-
vers others were feen the fame time in the ofnp
all ileering to the weffward.
The probability is however. that the above is no,
Lord Nellons but the French Toulon hect bound 70
Jama'ea as we have accounts from Martinique that
the embargo At that place RATED on the 9Th of
May, after the failing ~ the fleet.
FROM afiRTINIOCE.
Capt Lynch, of the fchr. Mars, who arrived this
morning from Martinique, informs Us. that OIL the
9th Of May there igrais hoiiled for ano,h.
fleet to windward, fuppoied to be B-itilh and .ha,
off Bermuda, he Jaw two Birth fhps Of the line fieer
ing SSW. under heavy prefs of fail.
Capt. Ray, of the Alliance, from Falmouth, leit
there, brig Ohio, Run, uf arrived from ST. Jago d,
Cuba: brig Ranger, Forrener, FOR New-Yorls, in s
or days. The hip Andromache failed the DIV be.
fore, and the Ann, Murdoch, 6 days before. Ha.
wanna, bearing dihanoe 10 leagues, fpoke the ihp
Ann, Murdoch. 9 days from jamaica for New YorL.
Lat 49, 30, long. II, 80, the fhip Commerce, Dan
ION, days from Matanzes, for New-York The
ihip Favourite, Mackie, had arrived at Aracab,fc.
Jan) The hip Anna, Tohnfor, from Savannah, bad
been taken by French privateer retaken BY the En-
glib, and fent into Kingaon.
Capt. Webb from Martinique informs thar the com
bined fleets were ftiIl Fort Royal, on the 2SA Of
May; and that though they had made fome nece:,ry
repair, and the embargo taken off yet there was no
of their failing. it was faid they were
waiting for reinforcement
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i9d The put ievsnteen Americans ON boart3. hr;s
from Ne~-oreans bound to Liverpool; --ne. was
| the brig Rolanra Of Philadelpha--On ela f.Il IN
with the fchooner Concord, Capt " bb, ON board
OF which vefel the above mentioned crews were mn,
with the exception OF the Captains with whom the
commander oi the privateer fAid he 6urR not partl
with only frro aayI pyovfsns, although the fchooucr
was then on allowanceThe mate fays thar they were
toIeranly Well treated by the commando. of the Prya.
teer who read to them his nftru9ions which were 70
b"rg all Pefn' lakem IN tie f,cdt .uiL tie Aaei,. the
crews, therefore, acknowledge themelves indebted to
hm Tor his Io'6aranee. On the 22nu fell in with the
ship New-York of New-York, and were f,ppIed with
bread and water he alto took two hands ON board.
Captain Webb, to whom both crews are dcf..ous of
expreing their gratitude for his kips rea,m,n; failed
from jamaica on the goth Of Inlay. on which day an
Embargo was to be laid on all shipping in port
The ports had been opened for fix months by rro-
clanation, DARED OF May
The privateer Ma;hilde is one Of the fcpzd-on oF
Cba,i5aar. I,l-r,.
Capt. Harvey, arrived at Bottom from Havsp
ma, was on the 2I June, at ten O'Clock, p. N.
in lat. 80, long. IS, brought to. and ordered ON
board OF French brig of IS gurs-after his p,-
pers were examined, they inforrne,, him tina,
they bore difpafebes from tbe fleet Of tie Hind
F"0rd Na7d5, for fbcaref 'bnf qvas gene TO Mrq,,-
-foMn9iond. They further infor,ned him thu, a
rev days previous, in company with another
French brig, they had fought Brli!l, corvette.
aud had many men wounded--Capt. II. Jaw Ire
prva,eer heer her courfe w. S. w. f,ppof2d
for Cbarefion to land her pr;fame,s, fhe, having
many ON board, it not being courie for New.
fcundland.
he Oey of Algiers his required of the A.
merIcan agent nip Of the line, as tribute
and the latter has in vain reprcfnied that Anne.
r,ca has frigates but no lips of the line. The
Dey fill perGlts in his demand.
II is reported that the Store fhip of the Jni.
ted States. with ProvGons, &c. for our little
fqnadron in the Mediterranean, has been ca.,-
inred by Spanih privateer. Although no Of
Icial accounts have been received OF this ,,,.
fortunate event, yet there is too much reaii,n To
rear that the report is true, and believed Ivy CO.
*sTiiiiiefft as orders have beeti given IN prepare
like quantity of flores for tie ufe
OF our brave tars in that fea in order 10 prevent
their fufterng from the want of thoH- f,id TO be
caPtureo. E'a[@. Fed.
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MADRID, March %.
SPANISH TIEET

oPANISH FLEET.
ne equipment of our feet at Fcrrol was
completed on the goth of March, and the ihips
are ready to put to fea on the frft lignal That
iquadron confiits oftwelve fhips of the line, be-
hdes the French Hips, and of feveral frga,es and
corvettes. That part of the feet at Cadiz
which is already equipped, confifts of the fol-
lowing fhips of the line Trinidad, of 1s4
guns st. Anna, of ia Rago, Of 100 Ar
gonaute, of SO; St. Raphael, of SO /; Terrible,
OF 76 Ferme, of TO; Glorieux, of rs; Bahia.
ma, of76; Efpana, Of 6s; America, of GO :
Gaft,ia OF 62.-Four French ihips of the line,
lie vanqueurr, LIE Souverain, LIE S.. Juft, and
lie st. Ferrnin, of 76 guns each the frieates
Magdaline and Roline, ofss guns each. -
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Exfraf7 efa ke, from HsDans, 10 msyebaaf in ibis
nhy, dated May so.
The faerifces that have been made here by the
Americans is atonihing fcareey Jingle cargo has
Ion les than 25 per and alnio all Of them 80 -9
and so.
certain cargo Of dry goals 'ha, lef, New Yori:
fome time before me, its whlpered. will lofe Eme-
thing fs than so per cent. The merchants and every
body elle have been completely gued by the govern
nient with refpe6f duties ever inee the opening
of the port they have promGed 20 reduce them to
per cent and yeerday it decreed that the duties
lhould continue formerly, viz. G2 i-2 per cent, on
every thing imported but they fay that fome few
articles eonGdered of the fri neeelty will be valued
per cent lefs than forrnery--but no one can emu
merate Of thee articles and il is the general op-
mon that IL is nothing than trick. u would
be an ad Of charity to give publicity thefe facts,
which may be implicitly relied on for foe Of our
young American merchants fettled here, l continue
to folcit conGsnhIeuts from America, every one Of
which mua be abfolutely ruinous."
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The day he failed.
Two coun'rymen few days Gnce, were dit.
courhng at public Houfe in Yarmouth abou,
the recent asair of the tenth report. What
could lord Ne do with all this money p
aiked on. of them. "Do with it." retor,ed the
other, "Why he ufed to kuy Roek with it to be
fure. " Ave, ayc' replied his companion,
with "6gnihcant wink" I always thought
there was fome fellow behind the curtain, will,
long pnrfe, svbo bought up al tex. Foek 4; aud
it is for this very reafon, John, that the hogs &
poultry are 70 curiediy dear Eng. Pap.
CAPTAIN Delano, who arrived lafi evening from Lii
bon, is the bearer of dispatches for government.
Capt. p informs that the French and spani;h fleets
doubled Cape St. Vncents the esd of April and i,
was tuppoied they had gone the Woodward, hut
M corre9 Information had been received oftheir def
tina.ion. On the "a Of May, the only. two pritih
Packers were dfpatched from Lifbon to inform Ad.
n'iral Craig. in the Channel OF the movements of the
French and Spanifh fleets. On the 5th OF May, AZ
fail of Brti!h traniport conveyed ly two met OF war
and frigates. anchored in Cafcais Bay. lt;le to
the Southwark of the Rock of J.ifhon; ,hey are a
part OF the expedition that failed under .ie command
OF Sir J. Craig, bound for Gibraltar and MALARIA
with troops for the garrifons On the 9Th of MAY,
capt ID. left the mouth of the river, and iaw the Rect
of tranfPorts eroiing the bar bound up to Lilbon
Roads.
CAPT. D. further. informs, aha. war wa. ftor,ly
exPred TO take place between Portugal and France.
Priar, Crrrenf at Lij5on, May Flour dolls so.
TO 0 dolls wheat, i75,to 9 dolls. per bufhel, corn
10 to 25; beef 10 to 70 pork / S, to l6; cod
hih so; pipe caves 90 to leo, hid. do. so to 5
ana oarrei raves 10 to IS. Spectator.
hSfrHeI Of letter from rtet7aJle commercial bou in
Ljso" to another in fb;, city, dated May
Since our laff advices the continued and ahundan,
importations Of grain from France the beginning of
thoie from the Mediterranean the certain adveesof
conitierabe purchaits IN the north of Europe. the
vocational fuppFes from America, and the Astteri,q
appearance of our own crop, have altogether had
more fudden and important efea upon our mark,,
than we ever remember TO have experienced. Vet
!:;:.e ;;'ore than month ago we fold -four a, fftee,
dollars and half per barrel on board, and whea.
rather higher in proportion. The nominal price is
now from 10 TO l dolls. In Spain, flour, which was
lately at % dolls. is row unfaleable at IS and we
are afraid much money will be ot at your late bipb
prices. Very few efour dealers will NOT bpv ar any
rate The cafe is nearly the fame throughout Spain.
Mere. dido.
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IMPoRTANTI

By the brig Lucy, Captain Auderfon, arrived at
the Lazaretto, in SO days from Port-F France, art-
nqIe, the following nportan; intelligence is reeev-
cd (Poalyon', H. d. H.
Captain Anderfon Informs that on the 2sth May,
oT the sainies, he was boarded from the Briti fri
gate Spy, thc look out flip las he was nformed) Of
Lord Nefon's feet, from the Mediterranean, in
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Captain Sehring of the brig Friends, left the
French and Spaniffi fleets at Martinique on the
sotb MAY, the latter in a very fickly condition.
heir defamation was not known but it was
fnppoied they would proceed to windward a.
ganft Trinidad and the other colonies in pofIef.
fion of tie Englilh. ID.
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HAGUE, April1a.

BY the refult ofthe votes given at the Hague,
the new contribution has been accepted.-The
number of citizens who did not infcribe their
votes, and who are confequently conFdered as
having confented, is ten times greater than that
of thofe who voted.
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Dn,nrGie Jsteiliqfnte.
UPON AMERICAN TRADE
NETWORK, June 90.

On the 4th 9Th and 9Th inf. fmaIl spanifh priya-
teer of guns, fyvels, and 46 men, brought into ST.
Auguthe the nip Golden Age, from this port TO Ii
verPooI, with naval flores; alto the brig Cyrus from
hence for Jamaica, and the brig Polly and Betey for
Bermuda HsyaM
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-06-28

The Britiih ihp OF war Leander, has captured and
fen Halifax, the fchooner Eliza Penners from 81,
Thomas's, bound tn New York, the fchooner Vnlun-
teer, Morris from Curraeo, to ditto and the i1p Nam
cy, Of Bottom, from HAVANA. %.