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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-07-24
PHILADELPHIA, July 2i.

Many and various are the conJec-
lures relpe6ling the defination OF the
combined fleet, hnce their leaving the
Wet Indies, that thofe who are fond
Of conjecture, may have iome data to
work On, theCe dull times, we have col
IeEted the different latltudes and lon
gitudes they have been leen in, that
our. quidnuncks who are able, may
work a trayerie and find out their delti-
nation.
une 9 left fight Of Antigua lat. n.
8, long 81
rs were (een in lat. y, &c.,
long. 60
% do. do. "a, 80, long.
81, IS.
By the above there appears little
ealing in their courle, but good deal
of northing, and if as it is faid, Lord
Mellon food N. E. courle, it is not
probable they will meet very foon.
Since writing the above, arrived
here, the brig Commodore Barry, capt.
Meade, from the Havana, which he
left the 18th of July, and informs, that
on the ed or sd inf. yehel arrived
there express with difpatches to the
Governor, from the combined French
and Spanith fleets. After the arrival
of which, it was reported that fleet Of
Fl fail of French and Spanih fhips
with 10000 land troops were to wind
ward, and that they meant defcent on
Jamaica, which caufed greatjoy among
the Spaniards, as they feemed to not
doubt the truth of it.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-07-24

Gus intercepted correspondence lately
publiihed, hasthrown uchlfrong light,
| the more are We convinced, that an at
! tack upon our Indian lettlements is.
] one Of their great obJecfs. Some Pri-
vate letters received within a day or
two from France itrengthen our OPT
MON. They fate in pohtiye terms,
that in certain latitude, the combln-
ed fleets we're to feperate, andsthat ie-
ven fail Of the line were to be de-
tached to the EAT Indies with 5000
troopsson board.
(Comie7.l
Lord Keith has left town for Rami-
gate, to refume the command OF. the.
lhips off Bologne.
DUTCH COMMERCE.
The, new code Of commerce conllits
of ninteen articles.
1T. The repeal and abolition OF all
laws and refolutions exiting before
the decree againa trading with Great
Britain.
I'd. A prohibition of all d'ret5
commerce from any of the Dutch ports
| with Great Britain.
cd. Every veilel that lhall arrive IN
any of our ports with falle or forged
papers direa from Great Britain, or
from any port or haven thereunto be-
longing, ihall together with every arti-
] Gle Of her cargo, be conhlcated.
J 4th. On the information that any
vedel, having been under the necelhty
of putting into any Of the Britlih ports
fhaA have taken any additional articles
on board beGdes her original cargo,
hall be conhicated and the captain
be liableto pay fine of one thoufand
| guilders, if he be. found to have con-
cealed the fact.
S. A regulation respecting. veliels
from C. Britain (whole original des-
tination may be reprelented to have
| been fora neutral port putting into
any of the Dutch ports; which ihall
[if the fnip's paHport does not clearly
| prove every part of her cargo to have
been defined for luch neutral port, be
declared to be enemy's property, and
conGfcated accordingly, 70 long as free
navigation and free commerce be not
declared in England.
| 9th. A fine Of one thoufand guilders
to be paid by every captain or matter
of the veHel who ihall be found to
have any papers, or packets Of papers,
to be delivered to any Of the military
officers, on or before their arrival in a
Dutch port.
9TH. All documents or fhip's papers
of whatever dclcription, lhall with the
! utmofi care, be delivered and alto a
written declaration by both the captain
and matter, declaring upon oath
whence they came, whittier defined, &
| and that they have deliverd all papers
they had in poGedion, and that they
have not brought over with them, or
delivered before this their declaration
any letter or papers whatever. Fur
therall velIels haIl be obliged to take
birth nearelf the fhore, where they
are to remain under guard until they
have received leave to weigh an
Choir.
9Th. A. prohibition Of all importa-
uon of Britiih manufacture, from any
place and in any manner ioever, an
der penalty Of the articles beng CON
| Gicated. and fine of one thouland
builders. All indirect importation
hall be punifhed corPoral'y. and if the
| caCa requires IT, capitally.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-07-24
N O T / c. E.

All perfons that have claims aggai el,.
the eftate of Thomas MsGozrat, tometime
of Leeiburg, decea!ed, are requeaed to folw WIS.,,
them, properly authenticated, TO the .u0' =. !.
in Lceburg as he wilhes to a'cefta'n Wv ",,L.
mount of the fame, in order that ne may 'D''
arrangements for their payment. ,,a
THOMAS M'COWAT, Her at w.
July 23. ia"'
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-05-24
Limbs TLR SHE.

THE. subscriber wishes to sell the
i Plantation " t reun he now L,rs.
situate ON Back Greek, Berkeley County,
7'm'lrs from Nar,inshurg and Is from
Bath, containing $50 acres OF good strong
LIN e-'"nc Land, well wat>r,d, with at
least sprlngs-I5O acres arc cleared
and we'll enclosed, Sart$ of Meadow
are made, and more Meadow Land the
remainder of the tract is " ell covered
with hnc umbcr.-On the premises are
convenient Dwelling House, newly
hn'shrd, Kitchen, large Barn, Di>til-
lrrN FuIlm s Mill, and some cat houses,
with number OF Fruit !rees.-ihc here is
good mtII-s' at, with d sulfitiencv Of
water, onthis tract.
He will also sell one other tract Of
Land, situate on the river Potomak,
near Richardson's Ferra Containing l02
acres, 40 OF which are cleared the great
err part river bottom, the remainder of
the Land is well timberttl, and has a
large sugar-camp on ia small House
Is now-hult, and logS.readv for raising
larger one. For terms apply to the
subscriber.
WILLIAM SNODGRASS.
Back Creek, june %, 1904.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-05-24

Wi'h v0riety Of ether "eJtM
instruments Of 7vrIfinG:
The whole of which are adapted II the
use of, the Citizens Of the United
States and more para cularl " to those
OF tbs State of MARYLAND unL~r the
following heads, VIZ.
AtquIttAnccS, Acknowledgements, A f.
fre'Shtment. AiHlAvits, Agreements,
ANNUITY, Apprentices, Arbitration, As
s'G"mehts,, Awards, BugAins Of Sale,
Bills OF Sale, Bonds, Bottomr,, Con-
tracts, Conditions, Covenants, Compo.
sIuon, Carpenters, Deeds, Di,trrsscs,
Ex' hAngcs, Feoffments, GIFTS, Grants,
Indenturrs, Leases, Letters of Attor.
neN, Letters of Licence. Mortgages,
Obligations, Oa,hs, Partitions, P,uti-
ons, Promisorv Notes, Receipts, Re-
leases, Revocations, Sales, Surrendrrs,
Settle ments, Wills, &c. &c.
With
Necessary Instructions and j5rms ofPre-
CcdrHtS,
For the use Of Justices of the Peace,
Sher'fs, Coroners and Cuas,Ab!rs,
and OF matters which relate to the du-
ties OF Executors and admin ,irntorS
in the settlement of the Estates ot dc,
ceased persons ;also OF Guardians, SC.
The th1(r >r&rctcd/y2m the LIARS, aud
OF0Mghh q 0cfW0f brUCiirc.
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ca NDLTLO Y 6.

lit shall be n, atty and correctly prime.
ed in handsome duodecimo volume,
on excellent paper, and an elegant new
type.
9. 1t " i'll contain between three and
four hundred pages.
3: 1t shall be elegantly bound and let
tered
4. The price to subscribers shall be
one dollar and twenty cents, paya-
bic on delivery Of the work.
S. Those who subscribe for, or obtain
ten subscri ptinns, and account for the
money, shall be entitled to one copy for
tholr trouble.
Subscriptions received by the publish
er, and the different gentleman who hold
subscription Popers.
q S"">cTi'ttenS received atfhi5 OEce,
and by Mr. HtAtam .S2mmc,ViMe.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-05-24
TO 1Itt. PUBLIC.

Nobook couldbe offered, " hich stands
IN less need of encomium and recon-.
mend"tlon-lhe want of such a Look
Us nc r,e- .4nerfcnn CLERKS .N19n.
2mc, aad CsmpLefe Pr0cticaI Convrnnn-
Ger" has been long and generally COM
planned of, and is In innumerable instAn-
oes severely feltby the people of the state
OF N4r' land inparticuIAr. -.
With view of facilitating the COM
municAtIon of information, necessary to
tht:'n'erese and happine IS Of the people,
the above work WAS undertaken, and it
is believed, has been exec uted in MAN.
nerthAt must borxten,ivclv useful it is
in considerable forwardncss, and WI be
published IN the course Of this summer.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-05-24
May 10, 1905.

with view ofpSomcting the &C.
W neral interests of Learning and
Virtue IN our country, at the same time
that he is necessarily employ ed in super
intending the education Of his sons, the
subscriber has just opened a Grammar
School in Shcpherd'.- Town, where be-
sides the Latin and Greek Languages,
and some Of the most useful Sciences,
the elements of English Grammar viii
be carefully taught, and parttu lar pains
taken to enable the pupil to speak and
write his native tongue with proprie,y
and elegance. Tbs price of mi,ion for
the Learned Languages and science will
De $50 per annum; for the English
Grammar SIG; one half OF each s,ssi-
on to be paid in advance.
MOSES HOGE.
Shepherds Town, MAY 5, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-05-24
WeuUcr's Reeds.

\ IL kinds ofWeaver's Reeds (made
\ hy that noted work mIn Christopher
VI Aiistrrl MAY be had at the following
St"r's, va: at Puhb N"drnbaw>ch's in
Nlntlo>h"rg, at James Z JoAa Lanes,
s. by = Cr>w'>. and AZ Ih2h,ax Te1k's
IN Shrphcrd>>- Town, and at James I'LL
&IH'', in Winchester they NAV also
be h!t OF the subscriber, near FlAgg's
MILL hr the small or large quantity.
CHRIS TOPPER MAILS FER.
Berkeley County, MAY 5, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-05-24

DY virtue Of Deed of Trust execut-
ID edby Adam Sheets to me, for the
purpose Of satisfy ing a sum of money
due from the said Adam Sheets to An
drew Waggoner, sen. will be sold at pub
lie veudue for ready money, on Satur-
dav the 9Th Of June next, on the prcmi-
srs, we'll finished two story HOUSE
and Two LOTS, situate in The town OF
Mar.iusburg, and bounded on the north
by Martin Street, on the west bv a lot
belonging 10 Thornburgh's heirs, on
the south by Richard M'Makon's lot,
and on the east by Church Ally. The
sale to begin at u o'clock, when due
attendance will By given by
PHILIP P. WILSON, Trustee.
May II, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-05-24
BY A GkNTLtMAN OF TIE BAR"

In conformity to the act Of the Con.
gress OF the United States, inli,l, d,
- An act for the encourage OF learn
ing, by securing the copies Of Maps,
[ hartS, and Books, to the Authors or
rrorri' tors ct Such Copies, during the
times therein mcntioned."
Pun MOORE, Tx. d. E. MurrI0nA
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-05-24
Forman's Ferry.

THE subscriber informs the public
i that he has rented Forman's Fer
~, at the mouth Of Oprckon, where he
has new Boat in good order for the
conve, ance~of passengers across the Ri
yer with safety. The roads are in good
order on both sides for Wagons or car
riaGes of any kind. Due attendance
will be given by
JOHN BARBER.
May II, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-05-24

HOUSE 6 lot FOR SALE.

DY virtue ola Deed Of Trust, execu,-
- cd by Hartman Midnight to mr 'ur
the purpose Of satisfy ing Il sum OF money
due from said Hartman M'Kmbht to
Benjamin Stephenson, viii he s,lI 1T
public vendue, for ready monel, ON SA.
turdav the first day of June IL, x,, 4, I.hn
Smiths tavern in the town OF SmiuhhcId,
a House and Lot situate in SmithhcId A.
foresaid, on the east side al the main
street, and known and distinguished in
the plan of said town bv Lot NJ. ), he
property of the said Hartman M'En,bht.
The sale will begin at - O'Clock, Mh>n
due attendance will be given hv
ANDREW WAGGONER, Jun.
Trustee.
May 10, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-05-24

: assortment of
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MARTINSBURG, Berkeley Coun,y.
Fsginia; Pr!atrd 4pm4i>hedty '
JOHN 4 LBUR TVS.
TERMS OF THE INTELLIGENCER.

- luz price cC'his Paper n t7ro 4s!-
lars per amman, on" dof!'Ir payable at the
time subscribing, uad one ,olrn the
yr"' expires. DISTANT SrB>tT.atrSb" pay
jar. tie 'Vh1Ie gear IN QIoGt.cc. The
fr"e ofv Advertisements, to man->u6-
'c''be'", = one dsttay per square FIR
three 'preks insertion, and far continue.
atre after that iimr IS cents per ,V,ek :
Subscribers 7piH continue 20 Tecripe a re-
d"ctiom9( one. farrth on their .fstgertist-
meAI'&4 e..
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-05-24
Public Sale.

ITO be sold on Friday the 31st inst.
l at the late dwelling plantation of
William Hanna, deceased, number of
Horses, Mares and Colts, Mich Cows,
number OF Young Cattle, Hogs, Sheep
and Gres- Household and Kitchen Fur
niture, a Wagon and Geers, Farming
Utensils and number OF other articles
too tedious to parricularise. A credit
ofsix months will be allowed on giving
bond with approved security. The sale
will begin about nine o'cio,k.
DAVID HANNA, ! -,
WALLACE HANNA, nam .
May II, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-05-24
TAKE NOTICE,

THE subscriber having declined the
II Mercantile business, now offers
ms property in Garrard's- Flown (alias
Middle Il OWN Berkeley County, for
rent there are four halt acre lots, three
OF "hl'h corners on the main street and
20 ieet alley On one is a good Dwell
Ing House and stone Kitchen, with a
good Spring of limestone water in the
Cellar, also Wash and Smoke House.
Barn, Stables, Corn House, &c. all in
good repair; on.one- ether Lot opposite
lis large Garden and s<convenirn Mt Ora
nary on the corner on the opposite
AIDE OF the streets a Lot, on which is
erected large Store, House, Counting
House and Ware House, under one
roof, with large DIR, cellar, and every
convenience NECESSARY for a Merchant,
which has been occupied as a Store for
ls Years, and is equal,o any stand in the
district tot/doing an extensive busrne IS
IN the retails~avr and is well worth the
notice Of any industrious man in that
ms foS'essioa will be given on the
@o&h 81 May next, or perhaps sooner il
required For terms apply TO the sub
seryoer at his residence adjoining said
town. WILLIAM WILSON,.
Pr0sPset-Hin, April 2e, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-05-24

THE Subscriber returns his most
L grateful acknowledgements to his
friends and the public for the encourage
ment he has experienced, end respect
fully informs them tina, he has Just re-
ceived, and will constantly keep for sale
At his bIacksmith's shop in the main
street Martlnsburg opposite TO the In
dian Chief Tavern, a very large and
complete assortment IF
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-05-24
BAR-IRON.

OF the best quality, selected with care bv
himselffrom the Iron Works, and viii, h
he will dispose Of. on the most reduced
terms. He continues as usual to carry
on the Biacksmith's business in all it's va.
rlous branches, and aatters himself, that
IT good materials. manufactured in the
most ser"'cra5le manner, tog Their with
the sulctest attention to business, can
Securr the public favour, he shall not go
Onrrwarded. --~.
ANY purchaser can, with convenience
and dispatch have any quantity of Iron
Sut and bent it aecrs~ar,. -~-.----.-~.....-
JOSEPH CHAMBERS.
Mar''ns6urg, March 80, 1905
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-05-24
DANCING.

THE subscriber respectfully informs
l the Ladies and Gentlemen Of Mar.
tinsburg and it's vicinity, that he will
open Dancing School in this place, for
the instruction OF both sexes, on Wed.
nesdav the 18th instant, atthe house OF
Mr.. Edmund Graham. Those Ladie
and Gentleme who NAV please to favour
him, may rest assured that the most un-
RENTED attention will be paid TO pupils
entrusted to his tuition and care.
- A subscription paper isIcft at Mr..
Graham's.
JAMES ROBARDET.
Mart:Asburg, MAY 10, 1905.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-14

The French have demanded and received from the
inhabitants Of Lubeek GOO opo mares BANJO for toe
privilege Of free trade through Hanover.
dys. dfv.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-14

interchinr event, feem,w in their progrefs,
and the war, at The rrns moment, has a
chance of becoming aefi and important"
The fecret expet'i.iota Gated to be in rea-
dinefS, and would mi! olhe Gift March.
The French had ,nared divifon of troops
i-to Lubsc coae oftbegee imperial eitieJ) and
demsnded heavy loant the point OF the bay
onet more, II was q, than the city could
p'v. This is not ve,eoyo50r0tiOe eUidenee
of the hoafted exuberac OF the French reiour-
ces, under the new dvfty.
The emperor Naponn ]. was, it was iaid,
on the eve of fetting oitpr italy, accompanied
by his holinefs the Pe-fome accounts fay,
to wi,nefs the coronat, of his brother Jofcph,
rs king of Lombardy others, to be crowned
king hi,nfc'f. ~.
Meflrs. Cox and Rains, late fherifFs Of Mid
defsx, had been con,itted to Nesvgate, by
order of the Britiih E-iiament, for Illegal and
corrupt conduit in Il return OF member of
Parliament for that clnty.
Mr.. Pitt'stax on FRIES uted in hufbandry,
had been nsgatived PARLIAMENT hv a majority
of s.. the duty on faipaied by large majori-
ty.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-14
DaRisfit Ji,feti.Dcliss.
RHODR-ISLAND.

PROYIDENCE. fbyH 20.
Town Meetings were held in the ysriou.
towns of this tate, on Wednefday laf, for the
election of Governor, Lieutenant Governor.
Senators, Representatives. Secretary. General
Ireaiurer and Attorney-GeneraI.-T former
men IN thofe Offices were generally fnT,gorted-
the attempt of the third party to palm Thomas
Hoxfie. Efq. upon the people in oppoGtion IA
Lieut.; Governor Mumford, we are happy to Oh
fsrve failed.
The Ready republicans beheld with ind;oo,-
ton the ambition, intrigues and articles of cer-
tain disappointed office feekers TO enbroiI III.
fate and rife into power in the confuGon.-yn
the county OF Providenc none but federaas Cun-
ported MIR. Hoxtic. In the town of Providence.
Mr.. Hoxfe had 80 votes from the leading fed4t.
ai'ts OF the town and not one republican woe.
Lieutenant Governor Mumford, had 80 vrfcs
in this town and will obtain a n1sioritv IN tI,.
county of Providence of about fix hlndrrdL
We are forty to hear from Newport, tfat the
bird party, competed of men who have been
diimifed and disappointed in Office, Joined with
the federafts and put them into Office again.
The diiafecton was however but of partia,
nature, and has met with fmart rebuff. and we
believe that the majority of the people willyet
remain and continue firm and fleadfat in tbe
faith.
The following gentlemen were chofen Repre.
ientatlyes for the town of Providence
Dr.AMOS THROOP.
GEORGE r. BURRNL, FCn.
JAMES 3. MASON. ECd.
Major PETER GRINNELL.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-14
Adjourned at 6 o'clock.
BOSTON, April 20.
/ LnfeR Gom Enrobe.

LdfeH .IToU Europe.
BY the arrival at this port, of the bip Palmy-
n, capt. Remington, and Silly, capt. Weber,
from Liverpool, weyhave received London pa
pers to the 18th March, twelve days later than
our previous dates from that quarter.
The adyices contained in theie papers, pre-
fent nothing new, in the afpeet of European po-
litics. Communications and proportions, both
for peace and war, are continually prefenting
themielYes to the different cabinets of Europe
but 70 entdngled are the relations which fubff
between the feSeral governments, and 70 frong
The jealoufy entertained Of each other, that it
is,found difficult, either to agree on the prel-
minarics Of pacific fyfem Of meafurcs, or to
combine the force necen1ry for vigorous pro-
fecGtion of the war agaira France. During this
political intcreguum, nothing is left 20 CRAFTY
public cunohty but what is founded on mere
rumour ard conjecture.
Among other articles Of intelligence Of this
kind, j; was reported, that the anfwcr of tie
emperor Alexander, to the communication b.
the Britiih king, of BoHaparte's overiurcs OF
peace, had been received in London but fbe
purport &c !: was rot known that iofupcrsa,le
di9icnl'igs oppofsd the formation Of IN 0fcofyc
SID dcfcaave alliance between Great Britain Ind
Ruaia, and that PrufIia had undertaken 20 pre-
yet like treaty between her and Sweden.
Oproied ~ this, It is obfrrved, hy ore 81 the
met :e,gcnt London priats, that, " the mof
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-14

FROM A NEw-yoRx PAPER.


By the arrival from Trinidad, we have rece;v.
Ell the Newspaper of that place ofthe 9Th ulti.
mo. containing the following proclamation.
which is interetting to American merchants ira
ding to that place.
A PROCLAMATION
BY his Excellency Brigsder- general Thomas Hilop.
acknowledgement Of Trinidad and its depend.n-
cies.
To regulate the trade betweeA this colony and
the United States of America for four month. from,
the date hereof, do hereby think it expetent, by
AID with the advice OF his najeys courci, TO pub
lib, proclaim, and declare; that the following ;-s
axe adnible only from the United States OF Ane
RIGA in American bottoms, cumiug dir.t9ly to tn.
c;ony, TO wit
Boards, plank ranging timber, icantr-, clsrbo,rse
hoops. Haves. hinges, ihocs and heading, trars aud
flour, rice bread, pens beans, corn corn ain, rye
meal oats, beef, pork failed and picked fiji. laO.
cattle, horfes, mules, live nooh and tobacco
And that the following articles expr.i.y p-ob;,,t-
ed from being imported into this colony from, the
United States of America, in American bottoms. "a
wit -
Eaii-India goods of all descriptions, gin brandy
rum, and other iprituous liquors. pitch tar turpei,-
tine, and all other goods, wares and merchandise.
whatever OF the growth produce and nanuia Cure Of
'erics Except the aforementioned articles here
b. admitted be imported aeoreiaid into this cole
N.Y. under pain &C eizure and conffca.icn of the FIJI,
OF other veel importing the fame and of the goods
70 imported in contravention of the exiting laws of
trade, revenue. and navigation OF tie United King
dom Of Great Britain and Ireland,
And do hereby further ignfy, that the faii arsi-
cles OF leoa, introduction and entry may be fold ard
dfPoed of in this colony by the Importers ths-eef
Confirming 20 the orders and regulation heretofore
ppied and now in force) and that they may receive
in barter or exchange for fuch commodities ay ar,
ees the growth, produce manufacture of the IL,
land undgo cotton arno;to cocoa, coffee, cochinea!
lignumvi;G, and dyeng wood excepted to the ezaa
amount of iuoh relpea;ve cargoes, and no more.
And the feverr officers of his n,aiegys cuGon,s.
and all Others his maeiy's iubes, are hereby enion
ed and required to govern thcIntelyes accordingly
Given under my hand and ieal, IN the Council
chamber, Government-houie, in the town of Port-oc-
span IN this nth day of April, sos, and in the lJ:h
year Of his n,aieRy's reign.
THOMAS RisLoP.
| BY his Excellency's command.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-14
Nnbas 5tntia.
BOSTON, April os.

Yeeer'lay arrived from Halitax, the pilot
boat fchooner LiifA Dick, capt. Cole, in three
days pafiase. letter received by this arriva!
mentions, "that the Nrzv-2oyk b. ig H05by Cox.
pie, STOREY, was condemned on tie 10Th inn
on the ground that ST. Domingo is French CO.
lony, and her outward cargo (eunpowdcr chief
ly)contraband of war. The alip Airt. LEWIS,
from Cate Francois for BoGon, on The Goth had
permiiiron TO proceed without trial: her ont
ward cargo being coniidered Gin Mr.. Merry's
language) innocent. "Indeed the fudge icem-
ed to heiitate in the fri cafe, and wiihed the
iuoJect referred To England" BoR. PAP.