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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-25

cd 10 se.tlc their UNITS In Ssah:a. Ths
frince Bishop Of 'Tren, was ., Munich on
the 9Th February, and il was expected that
he would exercise his spiritual functions
over all Iyrol. New arrangements have
been proposed la tie Tyrol, and are u,..
der consideration. E,iburg, in the Frs av,
bad the arms of The Elee,or of Baden il,
the public places. bavaria was quiet, and
The city of Munich was guarded only by
the troops, without any military service
ircm the citizens. The prince,of Bavaria
was at Paris on the 10Th of February, and
very aifectionately received at the French
court. Ii is reported, that the Office of
Grand Master IF Malta, is to be re united
TO the house oil Bavaria in the person CT
prince Charles, second son of the king. In
Paris, great precautions are taking to pre-
serve the health of that great ctr. On
the 18th February, a city ordinance was
published respecting the exercise of any
trade, or manufacture, or the use Of any
laboratory from which the health of the
inhabitants could be endangered. The
emperor has accepted from Versailles a
compliment in The charaSter of its ancient
names. Ii compared it's present with
IT'S former, state, aud ask The presence of
the emperor to retrieve all its glory. Pine,
the Grand Surgeon OF the great army OF
France, has died at Bruan. The Austri.
an general, Werneck, is also dead. Ad-
mirai Gravina had not so far recovered of
his wounds as to be on, of danger. The
heavy losses of Russia have made room
Tor many promotions, which are commu.
pica'ed. The political changes in Ger
many, give great interruptions to the pre-.
sent commerce of the empire.
A, Fl ankfort, little was expected from
the fair of that city, and it was deemed
prudent not 10 maintain such branches of
The English trade as might subject the ci
" TO any additional evils, as its present ST.
tuation makes 1t anxious to know what
VIII De lis fate amongst lis .neighhors.-.
PROVISION has been made for the pension.
ers OF Venice, uhde: the now gove rnnent.
The Porte will have new mmisterin En-
gland. The anarchy of Egypt is confess.
ed. The Servians, in order to guard their
frontiers, have been more exposed 10 the
incursions of the Turks, from Belgrade,
and appear without any system in the hos
Utilities they maintain.
The Swedes, little as they have gained
by their activity in the alliance, have
iound in the past season that Their natural
riches have not failed them.
Their success IN the herring fishery has
been extraordinary. On the parts of their
Coast near Gottenbufg, they have taken
more than 10000 Ions. Among the
french publications which are noticed, i.
Depon's Voyage in The four past years to
the eastern parts of South America, rub.
l!shed In volumes. Esmsnard has q, e.
scented the 2d edition of bis celebrated po-
EN-, entitled Navigation, 10 The French EN-
peror, and it was very fayoFably received
ihe french say, tha, this poet in his Cd e
di,Ion asdcRe himself double honor. I be
work is now disposed into SIX books, and
with greatimprovemess,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-25
HARTFORD, (Con.) April Is.
Liberty ofthe Press susuerted,

t'r'Fy WFEIfc 4 TtSS 8UUVFTftu,
The editor and printer of the Witness
have been the second time, for the same
offence, (being what is termed loel on
julius Deming, esq., brought before The
court and fined 100 dollars each, 10 pay
costs ofprosecution and 10 give bonds with
security OF 500 dollars each, 10 keep the
peace and be Of good behavior 10 all the
citizens OF this STATE. They we're inpri-
soned Oh Thursday afternoon of last
week.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-25

tended tie trial OF the impeacAmsn, Of
Samuri Chase.
Mr j. Clay moved TO insert after The
word "sonmened"--1o on behalf Of the
House OF Representatives. as 10 limit
the payment of Witnesses to those sum
moned on behalf Of The House of Repre-
sen'c ives,
This motion preva;led-Ayes d.
Noes 39--whsn the committee rose and
reported the bill.
The House concurred in the amend
ment made in committee of the whole
when the bill was read third time and
passed.
OF tIarch. 1906. TO enquire into The conduct of
Gideon Granger. Post Master General of the
U States, and report whether. in their opini.
on the Sad Gideon Granger hath so aaed in
ms capacity as post-master geneial, as to re-
cure the intcrposition of the constitutional
powers this House, submit the following
REPORI-
IEAT the committee, without loss of
time, engaged in The duties assigned
them, and have made some progress
therein' 1t was the sincere desire of
the committee that the euqui,y should
De concluded during the present session,
as well as the wish of The post. master
general; but from the distance aud dis
Persed situation of the witnesses, whose
testimony was deemed necessary, ard
the approaching close of the session, il
is found inpracticsblc. While the com.
mttee regret the situation of a public
ofncer laboring under the suspicious an.
pearance OF constitutional scrutiny into
MS conduct,yet in government, like ours,
where wa'chlulness of men in Office is the
surcst guarantee ofthe preservation OF the
liberty oithe people, The public function
aries must yield their feelings 10 the gen
eral benefit, and endure a temporary in.
convenience as an honorable sacrifice TO
the freedom ofour Institutions.
lhet hasty and premature result is
less TO be desired on the part of an off.
Ger supported 10y consciousness of the
integrity of his conduct, than the suspense
on OF an inquiry that may terminate in a
satisfactory refutation of charges, which,
on the part OF the accused, are affirmed 10
be without foundation, the committee have
no hesitation in believing.
Justice 10 the public as well as to the
individual requires a thorough iuvesliga.
lion, which is found 10 be impossible be-
fore the final adjournment.
The committee, therefore, recommend
a poslponement OF the farther inquiry un-
hl.the next session of Congress.
Ordered to lie on he table.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-25
LONDON, FyR II.


Hon9e OF Commons Mr.. Secretary Fox
was introduced between Lord Henry Pet
ty, and Mr.. Whi,brcad, and took The oath,
aud then took his seat on The treasury
bench.
Lord Henry Petty said, he did not wish
TO DO aoy thing that might be considered
as taking the house by surprise aud he
would therefore give notice, that 10 NOR.
row he should move that the house do I'd
Iourn until Monday, and On Monday DE
should move for ,he JOINT account be.
tween Great Britain and leland.
Mr.. Lee moved for return Of all the
wri,s that have issued from The cour,
OF kings bench and common pleas in lie.
land TOR The last four YEAS o tlcrcd.
fct o/ arion 10 III I,clond.
Mr.. Alexander said, he rose for The
purpose 81 asking for az explanation
from tight hon, gentleman opposite to
him,relatiVe 10 40 expression whcih lately
tel from him OH The subjeel Of The Union
with Ireland. Such an opinion given by
a person in his present situation, had ei-
ven rise to many conj@ctnres, gnd consi-
dersble agitation in aDotbeT part Of the
Kingdom; aud il was extremely impOr.
laH1 that the puzzle mind shSuld be salts
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-25
NEW YORK, April rs.

Captain Leilingwell, from Guads!oupe,
Iniorins, that on The 10Th uIt. aud seve.
raj succeeding nights, anemptes were
made TO sci fire 10 the town of Point
peue--no other damage was sustained
than the burning of two houses. An
embargo had been laid, during which time
strangers, &c. were examined--The EN-
ba'go was continued only "a hours.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-25
Notice.

ne copartneJship heretofore existing he.
'wesn the Subscribers in the Tanning Bus,.
ness IN Cay,ersyiIle, carried on under the firm of
y, an haMLf & Co wa dissolved on
'ie ms. Instant. All persons having claims a.
ruent oy applying to John 81 Edward Cunniny.
h'fn-ana all persons indebted thereto will pleas,
eau on them and discharge their Give aeb,s
'hey aone being authorised to settle the bu,iness
81 sad concern, and 70 dispose OF The sock OF
'eA.,isT &c naming on hsnd. which viii be sold on
modera'e ter ns for prompt payment only.
WILLIAM HAMLY
JoHN Z Ed. CyNxINoHhu.
Cariersvile a pnl Is, 1896. a,s
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-25

ny the ship Susan, captain Collins, ar
rived yesterday IN IS days from Ireland,
we have received papers 20 the 2lst Feb.
Although ihese papers are not so late as
those received by an arrival at Baltimore,
we observe they contain several articles
which have not been published here.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-25
DUBLIN Feb. 90.

DObAf1N TEUs XUs
The duke of Bedford is expected to ar.
rive about the second week in March.
he Courier which arrived this day
contcms the appointment of Mr. Curran
% he ofice of attorney general for Ire
land. 1t also states, that Mr.. Foster was
TO resign bis situation on Tuesday.
Lord Hutchinson has not vet accented
the Chief command in this country.
{.Tsh siocSs. -Gav. Deb. : ner cant
tfeo. is) 81 Sc 95-- E.seange-Dublin
on Lon''on Cob. i9) IL I-9.a Ia.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-25

ned Ss 10 whether any measures we're
likely hSr, after TO be sdop,e;l,s
The Speaker said, the ,ysr. member
was wholly irregular in n,Ssing an aiiu.
sion ,oany thing ,hatpassed ~ former de-
bate However, gentlemen are n, liberty
to make ANY explanation they may thSl,
proper.
MIR. Secretary Fox said, he was ,eady
10 give any explanation tina. should b.. re-
qe:redo! him. That he thought tho words
ne had used were very clearly understood.
There had been motion before the house
for paying certain hopors to the marquis
Cornwa.lis a member then took OCCASION
to notice The share that noble person had
taksr, ~ bringing about the union, and he
(Mr. Foxy in allusion to what has been
said, gave that opinion as to the measure
Which he had ever entertained. But
when he said, he gave an opinion up.
on thing which had already been done.
ne said nothing prospectively. He knew
very well it was not every bad measure
that could be repealed. From what he
had said IL could not he inferred that he
wanted the repeal of the measure, which
he had always considered bad one
aud indeed every body must perceive that
OF all measures, the repeal Of which was
not connected with the enaGling of il, it
was the ACT of union--It did not follow,
from any thing he said, hat, the repeal
OF this aet was thing which he should
recommend.
Mr.. Alexander said his object in all
luding 10 this subject was to quiet the
public mind, which had been in u state Of
considerable agitation.
Lord. St. Vincent's intended command
is I'VE understand, not to interfere either
with lord Keith or Lord Gardner. His
loldshiP, it is said, is to hoist the union
hag at the main, with the same powers
that were formerly exercised by lord
Howe.
1t is said that his royal highness the
duke sf Clarence will immediately hoist
his Tag as the admiral of the white, and
take the command of the second division
OF The channel heet, under the earl of ST.
Vincent.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-25
SATURDAY. April 10.

The House considered the mes sage oil
the Senate, TO amend the billt carry in
to etiect the treaty with the Chickasaw
tribe oil Indians, by striking out those sec.
mons which au,horise a resort 10 military
iorce TO expei persons attempting to set
lie on certain lands in the Mississippi
territory, without having received titles TO
the same from the u. States--apd having,
disagreed TO the amendment passed by the
Senatc--Yeas 53.-Nays S5---resoI,ed 10
adhere TO their dissgreemen, thereto.
A short time afer a message was re.
ceiyed from the Senate stating, that they
had resolved 10 adhere 10 their amend.
ment. The bill is consequently lost.
The House went into committee oftbe
whole on the bill authorising the settle.
ment ofthe accounts Of William Eaton.
The bill provides for the settlement of
these accounts by the accounting officers
OF the treasury, under the direction of the
secretary Of state.
After much discussion the committee
rose, and the bill was ordered TO third
reading OIL Monday.
The motion ascribed, in the proceed
ings of Tuesday, 10 Mr. Goldsboroueh, 10
insert "George Town." after {" New.
YOfk"--was made by Mr. Mapruder.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-25
SENATE OF Tnx UNITED STATES
APRIL Is.


Mr.. Tracy moved to postpone The bill
to prohibit the importation of certain
goods, wares and merchandise, fer The
purpose of considering the following re-
solution.
Resolved, That 10 consequences Of a
more favorable course cf.comducl on the
part Of Great Britain, in respect to The
disturbance Of the trade of the u. States,
and entertaining a hope thai the British
ministry lately established will be dispos-
ed 10 a reasonable arrangement Of oil sI-
lars OF difference between the two natl.
ons; The Senate do hereby postpone the
suriher consideration Of The bill entitled
"hn act 10 prohibit the importation Of
cetjain goods, wares and merchandise"
to The first Monday Of November next.
On agreeing to this RESOLUTION the Yeas
and Nays Seie taken as foIIowS:
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-25
catlersvile. ArnI h. Isa6. H"'N0H e..


j y De SOLD, for Tea(,y money.
y on the l5th day Of Jure uex,, # fair, and
II not' the ntx' fair day. asthe IAN Yard near
Elijah Hn'ehisons in Louisa, aerrcabiy to
decd OF trust exscu;ed to Us by Cecilia Bell ard
rleasan, Bell, in order 70 cecurc tie paynent Of
= sum Of money doe 10 ghjah Jtasson, the said
TAN 1AKD and the LIiyDS belonging there.
20. esiima,e5 at fifty ij,e aesos--a!so, hire,
NEGRo B0lIS, Jack, D.rsy AMI Charles, and
some SIOCK AMI HOUSE HfOLD FUN.
z IKE or so much &C The said rroperty "a viii
RAISE the sum ct three hnnar,d l'eunds, Win "a.
terest' aud costs OF The said iced, &c.
David B'eisaa. y
Etj.b Hgfcti,on, { rrus,es1.
w. diopis
4h April. 1866 > w4.
- , l, The 3Cl{lr for ne.
IL hayes &c s,ocl; Of the Bark Of Vie,,,ri,
viz. No ii9, Tor eieh, shases, oatsd M o.
1904 and No. 5000. for one .faye. daist 81
fe5. 1905 Whseet has forre N. sbSv v.'
vi.i r'ease % kaye It h. the Bank. a, tac 40
'sF'o = Intends 20 sPpiy. g., = eeri6eare
80. ,,oe JOIN WARE.
i''' HG.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-25

The last session 50 as to continue the two
aud ahalf per ceo,. duty ON all goods pay
ing an advalorem duty for three years.
This motion was disagreed lo--Ayes
IS.
Mr. k'yon again spoke against the bill.
so FAR as relates 10 taking of the duty on
salt.
When it was ordered to be engrossed
Tor a third reading to. morrow-Ayes 80.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-20

THO .hofc who are indebted to the fublcsiber
4 on account of the concern of Powell and
Denny, as we'll as Deaasy and Ps1ufH, that all
who do not pay of their notes or accounts or
give their bonds with fecurisy, on or before ths
hrit day of May next, their notes and accounts
will be pu, into the hands Of an attorney inda-
criminateiy.
Mr.. LEvEN PowELL, Jun. of MiddIeburg,
is authorized to fertile and receive the debts due
on account Of that concern, mould any apply
there in preference to the iabferiber in this place.
Edmund Denney.
January go. law
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-20
For SALE or TO RENT.

For SALE or TO RENT.
qvN Sell OF REM IKE to!!oquing VALUABLE
PROPERTY III A!exanafie end L; aiirisi-
~, Tiz.
20 Acres Of Land, fitaated on the
north Ede Of the turnpike road leading to Little
River, one mile from he corporation of Alexan.
dria about n acrcs ais encleled. There is On
the premiiss good dwelling houie q iestby
10, two Rories high. with kitchen aad ccliae
underneath, grsea.y, fable, aid COW -houae,
with good gafdsn. The lard IS adartsd for
gra@, corn, or llnall grain. This place Ray DC
we'll worth The attention OF the gardener, bnth-
or, tanner, or ditilIsr ; as there is n:vef-tail,
ing branch OF water runs through ths centre Of
the land and clofe to the dwelling: it is femsr-
kable for good air and a healthy lltuafon.
A Lot Of Land, on the iouth Gde
of Duke Rrect, in Wet End, not far ircm Tie
2one bridge; containing thee fourths of IN
acre, vi,h the privilege Of taking in part of he
freets ill called for, Grow cncioicd.l This los
corners on Dake ADD George freets, running
back 20 Wolfe freet. The Improvements on
faid lot are two foEy framed houle, "a Tee, by
l3, kitchen 16 feet by II, bake hou(s 2s tcet
by IL, built with brick, fable hip rootcdy ca.
psble of containing Tx hortes, double brick
built neceaary with pigeon hcufe on the ,er,
all we'll hniihed and in good repair, with flylp
OF good water ia the yard back OF the yald
there is an excellent garlen we'll Psiie1 aid in
good cultivation; in fhort thsrc - every ccEvr-
nieucy At for a gsnteel family:
Il L S O,
will fell my Right, on the lower
end of Prince Greet, in alexandria, new oecu.
pied by MIR. John Limerick. For iusther patti.
cl.ars apply to the fa5feiber living at Wet
End.
Michael O'Meara.
January IS. 2swtf
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-20
mo. 1899.
a LANYARD at Occoqpaa.
viii " 1sas'f6 al Px@he Sale, on he 9,S@j3s
or TAURSD4T, HE OH IF afatfh a.st,

viii bs ea1eff9 at PVshe Sale, on Tie 9,1@y3s
or 'q'HURsD.4y HE OH IF afatff u.at,
An undivided half in,erstt in va
lu2ble TAN YARD and SlC( k, s.s wbcie
oi which is tr.po.ed to be .bsnt Eve kpnG,tc.
HIDES, nearly .aaacd--a!f1 acoGasiable llaEeel
OF htilhtd d. L a ,asr, kipSkins, Calf osiG@,
and Boot Legs. Tae yaid contains ilx.een vats,
ax handlers. TWO ligcs, Two bates. a:,ds peel;
beam h9uie, hs.k MIL, a flop 70 by 10 fee1,
two haries high, w,la drt Cellar; gacd lei
oi ihop and ya-d toos,ard is fapflcA. ssi1 con-
Aan, Greapi r wa,cr COMA tc'seasar rte4.-.c.
There zUiY aiso he. Sid,
The otaef haifoE the yard & Rock,
together wilia large Two ;tosy dwelling hopf: in
an u&SaiGle3 tdte, with cellar and kiahc, un4
d7insash, provided fuch all addition would b.
more accommodating 20 pureba'ers. tbs yard
is Euna,ed 10 81 excellent neighbofbocd Tor g..
ting bark apd hiss q ] bang rcas tt,e lims:s Ct
,ihe town * Otve2.lt1, agd immediately On tts
MIA re-. sest .r5i1 AK nifia &c Z rosf:cSs.
burg, al on ths gYsi f,um kt:xa.plnaapi1thss
p..es TO tMYiscs ccu:s hcuie, Hay maker ard
tie ripper coaagy, is al excellent place for tbe
iaic 1T leather. 'ttls above fScrerty is fold in
coaieqaencc of The dcsth Of Rim thrifty, ore
OF the fo5ner propf;ctoss. sItis iu a iai; soie
ii:uation, AID ID: tel,nsof fale will be naeeac-
comsnalatitg ;o~parehafsrs.
A;fo, viii be lo!dd, a, she fame time, ths in.
dividua property Of Ro5trt LnGy.
a5e, All perkins hasiag claims againf the
finn Of ROBERT LINDSAY ard Co. are re.
quelted to bring them torwarj, aad thoie .nor5t-
ed TO make immediate payment TO
George w. Lindfay,
SayViOing Puslss,,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-20
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 90, 1906.
&T / have been informed that one

aa- i have been informed that one
( of the Tracts of Land advertised for by II.
sSedo5fsid and TbomQs caoke, under deed Of
rtrua from John Wifbsu, to fecure John and NJ.
sSeholhsld, iocludss part of lot OF lard in my
poaefioa, under deed of bargain and faie from
Robert All,ion, duly recorded in tic county
Hccurt ofFaiIfax : iffo, all perlons ase caution,
.ed.againR purchadng 70 much q the fame as Is
included within my lines.
c. F. Whiting.
F.. February m. If
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-20
NJ 4 r IN E S TO c K.

One hundred flares of Stock, in
III. Marine Inluranoe Company of Alexandlla'
for Sale, on liberal terms, if early application
be made to
Mordecai Miller.
February l3.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-20
TUNIS CRAVEN.
Has received BY The late arrivals an t6tgast ~
Jertmsnt Of
@ O O D S,

AMONG WHICH ARE
London iupeEfne Cloths Corded CambricEs,
and Caifimeics, Lace do.
Benefits patent Cords, Rich Colonsde and II
Do. Waifcostngs, cured India Mas''ns
Silks, Moekins, Flo India and Britifh Book
rentines, CO.
Imperial, couded and Lace Caps & Hancker-
white Maricilles, chiefs,
Toilinetts, Snandosns, Extra Silk Gloves
Flannels, rofe Blankets, Pic Mic Nuts.
Coatinqs, Plains, Silk Cord and Buttons,
Kerfeys. Halfthicks, Cambrck Buttons,
Lambs Wool, Worstcd, Artificial Flowers ard
Cotton and Silk 10. Wreaths,
fiery, Ofrich Feathers,
I5ii, & Flanders Sheet. Italian Mantaus,
inps, Fine India Pertains,
IA Ir;th Linens, Baftas, Mamoodes,
Shirsing Cotton, Dowlais, Ticklenbusg,
Long lawns, Ofoahurgs. Brown rolls
Linen Cambricks, &c. &c.
Dlmitics. Cambrick do.
n He daily exfeas an addHiOaol
agoytmsnt o FALL GOODS.
Oa. p. diff
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OR TO


AdmisJqrasors of ROBERT LINDSAY, 6te'S.
Qccoquan, Feb. II. 1890. ,eoIot
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-07-07
Dancing School.

THE fecond aud latt quarter Of
MIR. LEBEL DE MARGNY for Dane
ing, viii begin the 20th Of July. Conditions,
dollars per quarter.
No Scholars will be admitted az
the frR week Of the opening Of the Hall.
The hours of teaching will BE-
for the Ladies, on Mondays, from s O'Clock
in the evening, till oclock-for the Gen.
tIemen, on Tuefdays, from till land Sat-
urdays for both the Ladies and Gentlemen,
from half paf till in the evening. The
Minuet will be taught ar the end Of this
quarter.
Mr.. Lebel gives. ALTO private lef-
fons for Dancing. Apply in The morning at
Mr.. Gya8am's tavern. July z.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-07-07

II
Maadqy, Jane so :
Arrived fchooner Federal, capt. Cole, from
St. Croix.
e Friday, july 4.
Arrived flip Liye-oak, capt. Blake, 80
days from ST. Jago.
Saturday, Juty S.
Arrived fehr Hannah, Chafe, 20 DAYS from
St Martins. Two days after leaving 81. Mar.
tins, was brought 10 BY the Britiih frisare
Mermaid, who fent lieutenant on hoard.
and clofely examined the captain and crew to
find a pretenee to make the fchoorer prize,
upon noticing Dutchman who was panen-
ger, be carried him on board the Mermaid,
when he readily informed the captain of the
fngate that he had property upon freight in
the Hannah, whereuPon capt. Chafe's people,
except his mate anda boy, were taken out,
and a prize-rnafter and feven men were put
on board his vefel, aud ordered for Halifar.
On the Esd, one Of the men fell overheard *
was drowned. On Thurlday Ian, being in
lat. Al, upon Georges Bank, MIR. Newbury
Morfs The mate) informed the CAPTAIN that
he had prevailed on one of the feafnen which
had been put on beard, TO afiflin retakinq
the vefei, which they effected on the evening
Of the fame day, by getting pofcfIion Of the
pifOIs, fwords, 6ce. and faflening the door 81
the cabin, in which the prize-raifer and two
of the men were a1eep, they then proceeded
on deck, and compelled the other three. to
furrender, and to afElt in getting the veiTeli in.
TO rhisport, which they reached on Saturday
lait. 10 the fpirited conduct of the captain
and mate, the owners are indebted, for the
prefervstion of the property for if their velel
had been carriedintO Halifax, Of fhe had efcaped
condemnation rhe detention and cxpenfe Of
trial would have amounted to nearly the fame
thing
Sane day-Arrised hip Francis, capt. Cur
tis, 40 days from Liverpool.
Sane Gar--fhip Ann, M'LelIan, 90 DAYS
from ST. Vincerts.
Sa~s8.y-brig Albert, minots 4! days from
St. Croir. s~
Same dsy-fchr. Rover, MLelIah, from
ST. Croix, Vi Bolton.