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Committee Of VayJ and Msaas--EYeffrs. J.
Clay, X. Melton, Quincy, ID. II. Williams,
Mofey, Garnet, and Meriwether
Committee Of Ehsion5--Mcfis. Find!ey, e.
mer, Eppes, Chittcnden, Schuneman, Bidwcll,
and Ellis.
Committee Of Commerce and Manufacturer
Meiirs. Crowninlhield, Mac Creery, Early, Da-
ma, Newton, Marion, and Richards.
Committee Of Aeeoanfs-Mefirs. Conrad, Da.
venport and Cults.
Committee of Recital and UnJfnil5ed Bnfnei5-
Mefirs. Tenney, Alton and Claiborne.
Committees on the Public Land,--Mefrs
Boyle, Morrow of Ohio, Darby, BalIett, Ruff
fell, Campbell, OF Ten. and Hafiings.
Committee of CldimS--MefIrs. Holmes
Moore OF Md. Moore offs. c. Bednger, Stan.
ford, Stanton, and TallNadge.
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That with their affiRance, we might poilefs
ourfelyes of New Orleans-fortify the Baltic at
the mouth of the river, and keep ponelIion in
fpite of the utmoR efforts Of Spain to the con-
trary.
He made very confident projections of lord
Dorchefter's wiihes to cultivate the moit friend
ly intercourie with the people of this country,
and of his own defire to become fcrviceabIe to
us, and with 70 much fleming Gncerity, that
had i not been acquainted with his character as
a man Of intrigue and artful addrefs, ihould,
in all probability, have given him my conf
dence. l told him that the minds of the peo-
pie of this country were 70 ftrongly prejudiced
againt the Britifh, not only from the circum-
ftances attending the laft war, but from per-
fuafion that the Indians were at this time ftimu-
lated by them agairft US and that 70 long as
thofe favagcs continued to commit fuch horrid
crueltes on our defencelefs frontiers, and were
received as friends and allies by the Britiih at
Detroit, it would be impofible for them to be
convinced of the Gncerity of lord Dorchefer's
offers, let his projections be ever 10 itrong (;
and that if his lordlhip would have us believe
him really difpofed to be our friend, he mutt
begin by ihewing his difapprobation of the ra-
wages of the Indians. He admitted of the juf-
tice of my obfervation, and faid he had urged
the fame to his lorifhip before he left Canada.
He fays that lord Dorcheltcr obferved that the
Indians were free and independent nations, and
had right to make peace and war as they
thought fit and that he could not with pro-
priety interfere. He promifes, however, on
his return, to repeat his arguments to his lord
flip on this fubjetf, and hopes, he fays, to fuc-
coed. At taking his leave, he begged very po-
litely, the favor of our correfpendence--we
both promifed him, on his beginning the mat
ter, and deviGng the means. / did not ak him
whether lord DorcheRer had authorized him to
make thofe offers to us in his name or not nor
did ne in dired terms inform me-indeed had
fome doubts of the propriety of the uueftion.
Gen. Scott informs me that in conversation he
had with him on the fame fubject, he was more
explicit, and informed him that he was au-
thoriied by lord Dorchefer, to ufe his name on
this location.
1t appears plain to me, that the offers of lord
Dorchefter, az we'll as thofe of Spain are found
cd on fuppofition, that it is fact that we
are about to feparate from the union, ellie why
are thoie offers not made to congrefs? We
fhall / fear never DE fate from the Vaccinations
of our enemies, as well internal as external, un-
til we have feparate government of our own,
and are received into the union as federal
member.
have the honor to be, with the mott reflect.
full eiteem and regard,
Your mott obedient,
And very humble fervant,
T. MARSHALL.
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Gurope
BOSTON, Nov. %.
Nat. Int.

BY the Pilgrim, Capt. Wheelwright, from
Rotterdam, we have received Holland papers to
the 9TH October. They are full of war looking
movements in France, Prufiia, Ruflia, &c.
The Pruiiian army had actually been joined by
10000 Saxons, and the Ruflians in much
ftrength, though at great. diftance, were on
the March for Germany. Every engine within
the controu of Bonaparte, appeared to be in
motion, to give eilecf, aud fuo cefs to his attack
on Pruiiia. AT the fame time negotiations were
fill in operation between France and Prul1ia :;
and there were men of deep calculation who
pronounced that war with Prufiia would not
take place. Such is the riddle.
One thing appears certain /; the continuation
of the war; Great Britain and RuiIia aganft
France
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No. Ill.

Mount Vernon, March 27fb, 1889.
DEAR SIR have duly received your letter
of the 18th of February. IF I was greatly a.
harmed at the nature of the tranfaetions men
toned in it, was not lefs obliged to you for
communicating 70 clear an account of them. It
is true, had previoully received Tome verbal
a written iBfoi nation the fiibjetat, Of q e.
milar tenor but none which placed the affair
in fuch an alarming point of view, as that in
which I now behold is.
Not knowing of any certain conveyance for
this letter. which might jufify me in being more
explicit, will delay writing more fully until
fome fafer method of bringing my fentiments to
you can be obtained.
In the mean time, as know you are lincere-
ly devoted to the interefts of your country, and
warmly attached to thtaVrig" int tfrnf aFjt9fSIl
and tfe3aat meafureS for obtaining as accu-
rate knowledge as pofIible of the tranfactions
in your quarter, report of which, fhall ear.
neftly reqneit to be favored with, whenever you
fhali have the power of tranfmitting it through
a confidential channel or if it fliall have been
found necefary, whenever CIPHER fnall be eff.
tabliihed between US for without fome fuch
precautions, mifcarriage of letters or fuch de.
licate fubjetts, might be attended with very
advantageous consequences,
With the greatet efteem and regard,
am, dear fir,
Your mott ob't ferv't.
WASHINGTON.
I'll T'6o,,,ot H1.hoU
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FROM SPIN.

Capt. CLARK, from Cadiz, arrived yefterday,
informs, that when he failed, feet of ten fail
of the line, (nine French and one Spanih, the
remains of the combined fleet defeated off Ira
falger) had dropped down, with wood and water
a board, to proceed to fea the frft opportunity.
1t was conje6ured they were bound to the
A Af 5 5hat Af He, Was So gfaSAiss
off the harbour.
~ STEELR's Liz for October makes the
force off Spain, Gibraltar, &c. Is fail of the
line.
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4DeetGnnieS.
7ragQated for tie Bah. american.
EXTRACTS FROMAN
OF THE ARMY oF HAYTI, TO THE
GENERAL IN CHIEF,
HENRI CYRLSTOPHF.

HENRI CHRLSTOPHE.
Tyranny has abated with the defrucfion oil
the tyrant Liberty is born again From the
| ieventecnth we are at laft free.
The principles which you have always inter-
efted youriefin, and which you had the cou-
rage to communicate to the generals in thofc
barbarous times, when even the leaf fufpicion
brought the mof innocent ftatefinen TO the fcaf-
fold, has operated as an electric fire.
Vengeance is accomplished, and the army
only wait your preience for to concur in the
formation Of iocia compact, which is to bind
us--a contribution at lait, which ihall flow from
the general will (; in which every citizen fllalI
find his own guarantee, and the mot facred
right of property: Not fuch contribution as
was made in the fecret cabinet, and through
the mitigation of thofe interefed which was
only calculated to flatter the caprices of Jingle
man: whole actions were oppo(ed to every
principle of liberty.
Having freed ourfelves from opprefion, we
have fworn that we will not feparate ourleves,
sntil the new contribution, by which we will be
governed, fhall be proclaimed-until we have
approved of the fame, and have fworn to obey
it-untiI, refembling the cuftom of old warriors,
we have publicly acknowledged you to be the
Chief of the Government.
Done at head quarters, at Port-au-P Prince,
October 81, 1906.
(Signed)
c. Germ, MiniRer of War and of the Marine.
Potion, Commanding General of the cd diyi-
ion of the Eaft.
Sayore and Vaval, Generals of Brigade.
Bonnet, Adjutant General in Chief Of the
Staff.
Here follow large number of other fgna-
lures.
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No. III.

PHILADELPHIA, March Sd, 1871.
DEAR sIR-In acknowledging the recent
of your letter of the 18th September, I mutt
beg you to accept my thanks, for the plealing
communication which it contains of the good
difpoftion of the people of Kentucky towards
the government of the United States. never
doubted but that the operations of this govern
mert, If not perverted by prejudice or evil de-
iigns, would iDfpire the citizens of America
with fuch confidence in it, as efeetuay to do
away thofe approximations which, under the
former confederation, our beft men entertained
OF divifons among ouriclyes, of allurements
from other nations am, therefore, happy to
find that fuch dfpoftion prevails in your part
of the country as to remove any idea of that
evil, which a few years ago you 70 much dread
ed.
GiAlI receive with great fatisfa6ton and
with due thanks any information of public
or private nature, that you may think proper
to communicate TO me from your diHriGt.-
Theie communications will be the more CRATE
ful, as we feldom hear the particulars of any
traHfactions from that quarter and the inteIli-
Gence often comes through fiich channels, as in
great meature to prevent confidence being
placed in it.
With very great efteem, am, dear Cir,
Your moi obedient feryant,
@. WASHINGTON.
THos. MARSHALL, Ffq.
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G0nnre8G.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
WEDNESDAY, Dec. =.

" "I1l' IJNNs
Aereeably TO the order Of the day, the Houfe
fcioved itfslf into a committee of the whole
on the tate of the union-MR. VARNUM in the
chair
The Clerk having read the mefIage of the
PRECEDENT Of the u. S.
Mr.. DAYTON offered the following refoIu.
tons, which were agreed to without diyifon :
!. ReiolUe4, That 10 much ofthe meiiage Of
The Pre6dent Of the u. s. as relates to an inya.
hon OF our territory by the troops Of Spain, and
tothe a. lion Of meaiures for the protection
thereof, be referred to fele6 committee.
2. REioIVEG, That 70 much of the neiIage OF
ihc PRECEDENT Of the U. s. as relates to the re.
pairs of for'iheatjsns, and to the farther pro.
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Captain Johnfon, from Mnyfiniqpe, informs,
that a Frigate and two Briggs arrived at Fort
Royal the sir of October from France, faid TO
have 500 troops on board. They failed in COM
pany with four other frigaies from Rocbefort ;
few days after leaving port, they were cha
fed by Britiih fquadron, when they fcpard-
ted.-It sfuppofed the ether f1gates were ia
ken. No S0H5i fbs rEnsaiIi Of TIE .fesf det;afr9
By Heed. IL.
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General assembly of Iirginta,
HOUSE CT DELEGATES,
Friaer, Deeemlcr 5, SOC.

A petition was preienied and read from a
number Of the Inhabitants OF Albemarle county,
praying the paGage of a law Incorporating 4
company for the purpofe of opening the navi-
CATION Of the Rivanns river, from the town of
Milton TO Moore's ford in the faid county; and
that the faid company may be authorized to de-
'usnd toll Of veGels navigating the faid part of
the river; and alto that INFECTIONS Of tobacco
and -four may be eeabliflsd on the lands of
Thomas Lewis near Moorc's ford;
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NORFOLK, Dec. 8,

The brig Franklin, capt. SDody of and from
this port bound to Barbados, and taken by the
French privaieer Auherlitz, the 18th of October,
is re-taken and has arrived at Antigua.
JedgSr.
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THURSDAY, Dec. 4.

At l3 O'Clock the Eoure proceeded to the
election of Chaplain.
The Speaker named MeGrs. Broom and MaC.
tiers tellers.
The ballots having been taken, the te!lers re-
ported the votes to be as follows:
For Mr.. Elliot, So
MIR. Laurie, so
DIR. CAN'T, L
Mr.. M'ClaRy,
NO candidate having a majority of all the
votes,
he Houic proceeded TO a fecond ballot. in
which the votes were as follows:
Fer Mr.. Elliot, 81
Mr.. Laurie, 80
Mr.. Sloan,
The Rev. Mr.. Elliot is confeauentIy eIeeled
Chaplain.
Mr.. Lewis called the a, IGNITION of the Houfe
to the fubje6 of erecting bridge acrofs the
Potomac, which had been fully diCcuGed the
Iait ieiiion. Owing to the late period of the
ieihon, or to fome other circumtano es, the bill,
which had paded the Houfe for this purpofc.
mad been poflponed by the other branch Of the
legislature to this felton,. That the Gubief1
might again receive a full inveftigation, he
moved the reference of the report of the fcleef
COMMITTEE, together with all the documents.
connected with the buiineis, to a fcIea com.
m!ttee, with leave to report by bill or other
wife.
Which motion was agreed to-Ayes 81
Noes 80.
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j. being the u!age of the Speaker to defer in
ruca initdnces The nomination of Committees
until the evening or morning fubfequent to the
order OF the Houfe for their appointment, we
mall be under the necefhty of frequently plac-
ing the notice of fuch appointments under a
head diitind from the general one allotted To The
proc eedings of the Houle.1
The following BANDING committees were ap-
pointed on Monday
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COMMITTEES APPOINTED IN THE HOUSE OF
RBPREsENTAT1vRs.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-17
PHILADELPHIA, March IA.

We have great satisfaction in communi.
eating to the public the following pleasing
information, ina.mueh as it completely
purges the governments Of all criminal con-
nivance at, or participates in, the late
mysterious expedition under Miranda !:
A lstter is received in town from general
Dearbora, secretary a. war, in which he
peremptorily declares that aeilher the ad.
ninistration nor any Of the heads Of de.
partments individually, have any know.
ledge of the destination OF the Leander;
that on this subject neither Mr.. Jefferson
or MI. Madison ever bad any conferences
and communications with gen. Miranda;
that it was not until after she had sailed,
that they were advised Of her being des-
lined on hostile voyage; and that on re-
ceiving this advice, suits were immediately
instituted against the parties concerned,
snd that too, before any representations
were made TO them by any foreign minister
or agent.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-17
PUBLIC SALE.

By virtue Of deed OF truit made
by yojepb NeaA TO the fubfcriber, tor the Pur.
pofe Of fecurng the payment of a fun of money
therein named, TO Peter Sbtroa, will expoie &c
fale fsor ca(h) ar the COFFEE Houfe, In the tow
of Alexandra, on 7xslaes tbe lstb day Of Maref
next, al ore o'tloek,
An Acre of Ground,
Lying on the fou,h fide of Duke atess, ane
bounded by ye1, Hamilton, and Wolfe lanes
n the foburbs Of Alexandria.
John Dunlap, 1rgNee.
Fsbrsary a, a3w
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lust RECEIVED,

From philadelphia,
% bcxe. freth Muicatel Rai6ns
8 boxes freh Olives, IN bostle, Z Of fuperios
S do Anehovies { quality.
Also,
A very hsndiome saortment of Fancy Orange
peel Boxes, Fancy Paper do. containing Lock.
ing GisiIes, Perfume,, &c. Pinclfhion', with
Giagrs. Alto, lome hsndfome Pocket B-okss
and Few pots Of 6sf quality RSpgs-for iale,
by
Matthew Eakin.
Mn b4, 05jo5sr Sale,
Lifsoa Lemons, in boses-and tieih Gram
ges.
Masa,s. :. StawIm'
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ateraaorta Dalp aoberttssr.
MONDAY, MAaGx ~.

Extractof "a lefte. from d merchant IN Nssn
TORT 70 his friend m PHILADELPHIA, dsts1
March II.
IS Pray contradict the shameful report OF
the Iadostan having sailed from Hayti for
the Spanish Main, as no person can CON.
trout her destination except ourselves, ws
have chartered her and appoin.ed every
officer On board.
:" We have Just seen letter from cap.
tain Lewis, dated Port. att -priuce, 9th Feb
and you may rely that the ship Emperor is
now 1t that port, and will return frona
thehce direct TO New York any thing to
,!:. contrary Of yoar newsmolgers not.
withstaadiae."
A resolve, granting 10000 acres of land
to WILLIaM EATON, Esq. in considera,i.
on Of public services. has passed the house,
in concurrence with the honorable Senate /;
and We understand, has also been approved
ofby his excensney the governor.
[Bes:en Paper.1
NEw YcRK, March 10.
Arrived, 'hrig Young Edward, Morris, mo.
ticed yce.nsayl IN 10 days from Havanua. Left
ichocner Liberty, Chsfe, for Philadelphia, in g
days; brig Midas Brian, Tor New York, inIe
days; fchconefEa.rict, for AlexGnl,na, in IS;
n,ig SFanila Lady, fcs .pr;lsdelph;a, in 8, and
orig suf:ln:h, Zu:i, do. in e LETT snn.
spacila map Of var. An Engliih figste had
,ai arrived cF be H.vanps, which tad captu.
'edT Spanith htigs iron' csnfesehy for Havan.
ma, and liberated th:In on payirgs5 900 dollars.
Captain Morris failed from Hsvanna on Sunday
the f6:h uls. q, haf'pss 5 n'the afternoon, la
contequence ofa report that an embargo would
oe laid on all veEeIs in the harhor on the follow.
ing morning !
Schooner Hannah, freeman, Of Portland, ,s
days from St. Martins. Left fchocncr Adyen.
ture, MiEuighs, of and nr Aitxana,ia, to 'fail
in days; brig sufanrih, Morgan, of and for
Philadelphia. irb fchsoner Jofefh. --Folger,
Of and Tor New York, in 8 days. The lchoon-
e. Virginia. of Petersburgh, hal Ja& arrived.
Off the Hook, ipoke a brig from 'Guadaloupes
having dctk lead OF cotton, out 70 days.
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'alrty Second Bulletin of the Grand
Army.
Aus.erEts, Dee. 9Th 1905.

ocneral Friaut at ths battle of Ausser.
~, nad four horses killed under him.
~'onels Couroux aud Demoustier distin-
sssasd themselves. The trails of cou-
y. Ss are SO numerous, that as they were
n to the emperor he said, 81 need
NY NY power to be able to reeompense
'O''a'ly these brave men,"
~, .0s Russians in lighting, have the habit
sby'ng down their knapsaeks; aud the
fs s.s Russian army having been put TO
ss ~" they were taken possession of by
''sales'. A great quantity ofbsggags
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PUBLIC SALE.
On TUESDAY next. will be Sold, At the
Verdue Store,
Il valuable Hsu}e SERVANT, NTH her
Child, about nine months sld-for q
term eysns.
Te,m, will be made known at the place ct
(ale.
r. 6. MarReller.
March i5. q
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beg the. committee 70 sFord time for sfcestaiing
the trath, BY voting for the prefent rsiolusion,
aud eaaIe us 60 bring in bill, before The dicuf
Con of which, an opportunity may be gwen OF
srlusseying tie different routes, and which Will
enablens TO vote neutrality-suspicious. the iublett.
/ viii now anlwer an enquiry made by the gen.
t'emaA from Pcnnfylvania fMr. Fiadlcy). Il is
ak ID what IS yneant by the public intefeit Isit,
fays The gerilsman, Georgetown, Alexand,ia OF
the City of WaAiingtons IaHfwer rp, j, is mel.
ther; feel no Paftiality for either place, as a
ispfsfcntatiye upon,his A ,or know them nor
---6nsit IS the nasicn at argg, ~hoie intsfeit, II
is NY wish 20 promote, by THE neaiure aud u
is the Immediate convenience to my conaitucpts
which am deGrops 20 facilitate and afE&. Sir,
have no .parua'ity upon this occsfion. il
could be influenced IS peffansl feeling, know
Iof no place which has tairer claim than $50 s.
town; and J. fhouia be happy CT an opportunity
9. insniieaing Il, upon any proper ocesh3n. f~r
IFS inhabitants genetslty have the highea r..
Iapea, and for thof. in particular with whom
have had The pleasure of an acquaintance, I will
add partisIity and friendihip; but considerations
OF this kindF mutt yield TO public duty,
We ave saembied here TO cooful, and promote
lhs general good, anl 'fhould be unfaithiul
60 ny o@4 jadgnsat If 1 did ROT give 10 this
meaiu,e ny decided iulfort.
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From a New 71ork pater.

[ An,icipassd--fron. our sPont!ens:]
Ext, acted trQma lPostsrriptso The Kingston
Psyal Gazette. Of The 25th tit.
Under the regulations adopted for the
two Cork fleets, eachVessel bad her num-
Der painted in large white figures un*er
her main chaias; they were directed to
proceed in three columns, agrerab!y TO
the numbers ,hey here at ,hc distance Of
two cables length from each other, and The
space of mile ADD a half, to be preserved
between the respective columns.
In consequence of.ae intelligence bro't
by the Sea Horse, thc Veteran and Mala.
bar men Of war have been anchored a; the
entrance of Port Royal harbour, aud the
following circular letter was yesterday is.
sued by his honor the lieutenant. governor,
ia the cu4odes OF the sdiaeren. parishes:
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PUBLIC SALE.

BY virtue Of deed of truff made
by .Tyttb Neake to the fubicnber, for tle pur.
pole OF ieeuring the payment of a fun Of money
therein named, &c P<fts S66troa will expots to
lale flor cdh) at the C fee Hoafe. in the town
CT alexandria, on Txsaey The lssh dry Of Mareb
EtTf, q. nre S'eloe8,
An,Acre of Ground,
LYiag on the forrh Gde Of Duke a,ces, and
Bounded by Hea, t1zsn;!ton, ard Wolfe lanes,
in the 4cburbs OF Alexandria.
JOAN Dunlap, 9,gQee.
february rs. dsw,
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had lef Ecert Of their puifnit, which we corjec.
tpfed to be the Eogiih ascts,'
The Ellen is IS days from Angola, sod s
Gcnl Deminica. She tas ao9 l4yes on board
aed YEAS bound to NV Pleyict.c-, but has put
ia ceadrausnce OF information a II aail OF the
line isas,ng efc.ped from Bfsa, MAJ tisl law had
been proclaimed, but on the cay OF the Ellents
departure il was tsken fl, two tIigstss hay;fg
a,iived al Prince Ruper,'s, with an account #
the arrival OF ai Jshn i. Dnekw.,th, at gar.
bsdes with Ave fail Of ne ire and isycJai In.
cares.
Vice admiral lord Collirgwcod, on she iii
uls. was IF Calhaseos, bio,kad,tg el,c Sparta
fqaadron in that port, with tic following .ihipt.
W..
BrisanDia, Zoo guns, rear admiral w Fad
sos NunhcGs, Capl, c. Bulisn; Qae.n, sos, vice
:sstnuai lo,d Coi.inewood, Ca,t-.s, Il Feeder:
Dresancngbt, gs, Csps. ] Ccia Prince, oS,
r >Grlpdail; M,notsul, II, lisu. StIk.
han, 4aeamg); sno.trr a., nan,e unknown; q
iTigsfes, arc Z :aacps of W.T..
It is tappsird !at the ii.ips that were eff Ca
dfz would proceed to icn led Cckirg@ocd oE
CsIthaecsa. 80
In conf-eucrce Of iutormasicnrtcciyea frcm
captain Lafsh RI, oft, Lax tloop or war, Of
ihs tapta'ri,y ;ilr r 81 etei fans.ion the VIZ
fe!s toT Ettics, under Ire convoy, Sin John f..
Duckwcrshhsd iai'esi ieQoef Of them, wtth.,lle
following fhips Of The hrs, VIZ
Conopus, 80 gers, rear admiral T, Louis.
Captain +. W. An!:e1; ;DacrcSsi. SO z. Nal.
cais':: Tigsc, SO, 8. Fisho~eIl P5wtr,o ~,
Z. p,an:pin,; Speicef, ~, lsor. K St1ptcrds
!5gSmtm'nGn, 81, 81 E R:,:y, 4Ku,. AID aDe.
h'f 74- fumo!ed'so be ;ht: Ajex, lir4,. 5Pl.
Fotd, iaairg.)
a'hlS is shr ia'sc Elusdron ;sa;th called at Ma.
de;ra for information PRIOR 70 the failing ,ot the
Defiance, which arriyed here laS week.
The Jealous, n, Captain Johc Oaks Hardy,
was at G;a:aital Byon the eshuItimo. Cap
tain tisfdy, we arc happy 10 45ate, wssingco2
health Oh the 9Th, though ,tta;sd in the LoDdon
paprss TO deac.
The Fliguard ffiga,e, of 3s .guns, captain
Bolton, arrived the fame day, VITA lie vsGals
ireso Cciksunder her convoy. Lieutenant gene
raj Sir Eyre Coote, K B. hslsay and q tiush.
tsrs.; b,saeier general D,ummoud, lieut. Gel.
Wslia and Captains FoRer, Wiley md Wind.
ham, caHoe psilengen in her. Sir Ey1e Goore,
Immediately alcr hss arrival, landed al Port-
iienderton, and projected TO ,Spaifi, towp..---
HE aioa tauss was fred.