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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-01

DEBATE on the report Of seiectcsmn''t'.
tee, on that part b the Presidents mes. !,
sags that rslstes % aggrsssissss coa' " =
on eur coasts by foreiga arased Vessels; 20
he defence Of ear ports asd Aare0rss 80
the building Of srveatyi04r gun shtps, !.
and to the preventing zoe eFp0fsas1s" Q
.sgrDas and smllsitisn.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-01
aieran6rfa EaGp aDDerttser.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY Il.
(To be, continued J

Yesterday, in the Houle Of Representatives Of
the United States, the queaion on concurring in
the report Of the ieleG committee in favor Of a
BRIDeg acrols the Potomac, was taken by ayes
and noes, and determinsd ia the Affirmative
oI-Noes So.
Captain Dement,, Of the brig Two Brothers,
arrived lately at Nsdau, N. P. from Antigua,
informs that Lord Coctli sne was crufz'pg of
Martinique, and that he had ordered all the out
fhips to join him, as an eneui2's feet was exe
peeled there hourly. 'Dfpatchss had been re-
ceived from Elgliih Harbour, to Lord Laving.
ton, at ST. Johns, fad to be of great import
ance, but the contents had NOT tran(pited when
the Two BrotheIsfaiied.
e(Ae0a4 Ryah Gasae,J
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-01
NINTH CONGRESS,
or TIE
UNITED ST4TES OF AMERICA.
uorrcE m REPRESENTATIVES,.
THURSDAY, January 70.
or TIE

pErrNc1 OF OUR PORTS AND hAABsuss''
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-01
From ST. JoHN's (New Brunszoick j
paper.
AMERICAN COLONIES.

.Extract Of letter fran gentleman in
London, 80 his. friend in tbs city.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-29
From a Liverpool paper Of Sept. s
POLITICAL RETROSPECT.

1 We are still without any intelligence re-
specting the state Of the conferences al
Paris. Up to a late hour on Saturday
night no messenger had arrived, rcr could
we learn that dispatches trom the eari Of
Lsuderdsle hadsbeen transmitted shrough
any other channel.
IF Prussia, as is confidently believed, be
bar to the conclusion of Peace, On The
ground Of refusing her assent 20 the ves-
toras'on of Hanover. a MEASURE, iadaed
in which it is not at all improbable shat
Bonaparte has acquiesced the prospect OF
the speedy sermination Of the treaty would
be greatly strengthened. Notwithstanding
the immense preparations for war carried
on by his Prussiaa majesty, we cannot re-
soncile ourselves to the opinion thar he
will hazard his crown, by undertaking.
hostiiities against France. The loss Of
one battle would be the Immediate fere-
runner Of his ruin and the conqueror
would by second victory, erase Prussia,
from the map of Europe. Neither By Der
/ internal force and resources, nor by her 10.
sal situation, is SAC formed TO sustain the
/; vicissi,udes Of long war, She is un
/! doubtedly a great military power but as
! In the times of Frederick the Grrat, she
/ must have at her head a superior military
!, genius.
If the conflict once coua,~ ices Bona.
parte will net suffer her 70 breathe, and
his arts and frauds win be tried ia every
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-29
IiAMBURGH, August2n

The uosxrectod reports, that the DIVE
.had dispatched an expedition to p0i'Os'
asd ,ha: Russia. again influenced oy.
cour. of London, had 80. ratified tne ":'
~ concluded by D'Oubril, have 5'ea',y u
creased ,he alarms which we have i'"'
suffered. IL
Oae of our prints makes ihee' ",
Loving reflections on the present posture
fairs, aad although they oaly express ~ y
ideas of men, who ere not initiated ID =
aaya,eriss Of cabinets, they ma, be CO,
aered as embracing some very Juo''"'
opinions ,,.
The uncertainty in which We are "E]
sent canno. be of long duratioa'-"s,~.I
soon know whether England has rsson 4
BY her councils, and the debaikaa', ri /,
some thousand troops at Lisbon ~ h.
the royal family of Portugal, Is ss sa' .sJ
already done that Of Naples. wv ,h,:,
soon kuow whether Russia eon'epg ,,,ta
such a conducs towards a great po, .oss
power (Prussia) as may involve 'a'r
in similar disasters with Austria. :. q,
Can it, then, be possible that '" .ssb,b
biae,s will again provoke nation t ed si'
has been shewn is not to be ProVoes;o sol'
impunity? Are they not weary o. Oh yh,t
ing princes, people and states, WIN )" roi5
they have no common interest,", =. ~ ,haf|
As to Prussia (and it is with nc, : Of o,tiiI
Hsmburghsrs are personally aao ~
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-29
PUBLIC SALE.
..&..aiAsstasst,

PURSUANT to decree of the honorable
Z the circuit court of the district Of Colum-
bia, for TIE county of Alexandria, will be sold
to the highest bidder, for ready money, on So
t7'dav, the 22d day of November next, at the
coFee-house, between the hours of l2 and 4
O'Clock, sundly LOTS of GROUND, lying
Oh Patrick, Cameron, and Allied streets, the
property of John V. Thomas to satisfy a
debt and costs due Thomas Allen--Alse, al
same time and place, sundry Ground Rents,
arising from lots lying on the same streets
r. MOSS, D. NJ.
For d. C. Brent, Marshal
October Ia. 2awts
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-29
Lateit Foreign New
BERLIN, Auc ),

Ills said thar our cabiaet b..,
"a foreign cours. interested =; .ustsarsd to
quainisd with our military .r - .0''agac.
that they are merely defensive, ''p''a''aus,
Letters from Wes,pha.ia row.
repors of pretended hostile r The
ameng the Prussia sroops--co.,ssnsa
tioas between the French aad D. a''aaalca.
aerals are frequent. '1''ial 6.
AR. Knobslsdorf, who repair, ;, !, 1
as envoy extraordinary, vas to h." !" Fa's|
TO Cons,ansiuople as ambas,,dn,' ' aoo'I
change leaves room to presume ~, "a saa
de Knobelsdorf may remain Iops r a., MI
Paris. Oar politicians spsak s,rsss Gue a
Journey 70 be made by tia na,ag;. {"
Locehesini; bu, The activity which a WV. u
ID or diplomatic relations is 30 sn.I s''
source Of cosjectures, that i. i, my ny" =
cessary 10 add toi,. vs.
TIE sudden arrival of p,;aee W.,
stein, his majes,y's minister to tie ,I,s,o a,
Of aesse, has given rise 10 segers! can I;a'
ences, whrace people presume that clo,.,
alliance IS farming between Ger cow, an
,hai Of Cassel Two other mini,,er, !
his majesty are also arrived in this ei,y
TO VII, baron Jacebi- Kloelt, lately ae,y.,
dlted TO the court Of Londos. aad Mr. 4.
Casssf, accredited 10 the Hsepe.
barop de Kaenlsire repairs to Drea,,
as his 1najsssy's minister, to sonfor ,b.r,
with the electoral minister UPON IA, NJ.
gaalza'ion CT The plan Of constitution "a,
Tie nor;h of Germany. Measures a..
saklag both az Dresdes and a. Casssl "a
forward this grand plan.
MajoY-ssnsral dc fiubl has been sent
by hrs majesty 10 Brunswick, because 3,
indlsposltlon pfcvsused his serene high,
ness from repairing hi:hsr in c,sseqasnc:
OF the Invitation aens him by bis majesty
His'sersne higauess's arrival had hgca pre-
ma,uss,y arcouaced. III: excasogc c
courIers betwsga Bcr!in AID S.. pc!e!;
burah Is n.ore active sasp ever. Thes,
eonrieFs are the bearers Of lt.fers writes
ny sbe two soyereigaa 'bcc.sisfs.
he prinee OF Hoheaion:- IadcIsiDgea i
geiEg 80 take he co@nlaad Of !he arm
Of Ss!eaia, ard his roya! bi5hness priac,
Lsuis Ferdinand Of Prussia, viii cou
mand the oae assembling IN the easlyons
Magde bui gh.
The prjnce Of Bars;insky, ehsmbsrla
to the emperor Of Russia, Is arrived he
froa, Russia. Mr. d'Arseailf, captain
the Russlaa service, is ses OF from 81
liza for Dresden. Wi,hin these few d.
past, several Preach and Russian conf:
have passed through mere.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-29
JENNA. August 90.

Letters from Bucharet announce TIA
general SebassiaRj, the YteOeh aanbasssdo
ia he Ottoman Porte, after crossing Hun
gary and Wa!achis, embarked at Warm
in The Black sea; from whence he viii re
pair quicker and safer to Ccnstau''ao?P'
than by land, tie road OF Romela, par'I'l'
larry the passage Of Adriasoplc, beng ~
iaas, impraeticsble, in consequence OF 'A'
lnsugrecsisn Of The Janissarlos.
4 Russian courier is arrived IN cl'yI
who formed the journey from Peters
burg 10 Vienna in ten days; eaItfEy
w,hcas sxanple. 3,
It's rumored that Czerni. Georges IDS
aiken Belgrade by assault.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-20

The following portraitof American
enterprise on the ocean, says the Nor
folk Ledger, was drawn by Edmund
Burke, in speech delivered in the
House of Commons two and thirty.
years since. This is people whom.
our philosophical rulers would persuade
to abandon the ocean, who, while las
the orator says in the gristic, exhib.f
ed such wonderful enterprise" As
70 the wealth which the cclenies hate
drawn from the sea by their fisheries,
you had all that matter fully openet&
your bar. You surely thought these
acquisitions of value, for they seemed
even to excite your envy and yet INC
spirit by which that enterprising en-.
ployment has been exercised oiIgh'
rather, N my opinion, 10 have raised
your esteem and adlniration4-Ana
pray, Sir, what in the world Is equal @
1t ! Pass by the other parts, and i,Ook Il
the manner in which New-Ne GeDglGnd
people have eflate carried on the &ha.s
fishery. Whilst we follow them :.
nIong the tunblins mountains Of les
and behold them penetrating into the
deepest frozen reccsses Of Hudson
Bay, and Davis's Strtights whi!st "
are looking for them beneath thf az
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-20
Dortlano,
- 5J1JoDo6Ctccf @-
From Eurobe.

w" ~~Nf w.
SINCE our last, French papers "A
the Slst of August, have been received
: New-YorK but they afford ~ N.
teliigence which can be relied on, as r.
the continuance Of the war betweta
France and England.
Lord Lauderdale was at Paris, and
the negotiation was still peHding.
London dates to August az, bav.
been received.
Mr.. Basilico the messenger from
the English negociator at Paris, arriv-
ed in London the Goth, with dispatches
which were laid before Cabinet Couu.
Gil, but the result was not made public
MIR. Fox was fast recovering from
his late indisposition, and viii be abIr
to attend to the duties Of tbs Office II /,
short time.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-20

One OF the complaints in The Par,
-SlonitcHr against England IS, that any
intercourse should be kept up with
Dessaliies but surely he has as much
right to be the Emperor Of Hay,i as
bonaparte has to Be the Emperor of
France If the present negotiations
should happen to end in Peace, we nav
reasonably expect, upon the same prin-
ciple, that the Haytian Gazette will
contain a complaint against us for car
ryln6 on any intercourse with Bona
parte.--LCnGOn pap.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-20
~t7-'1
the Hon. Joseph Leland ESQ

We have received two other commu-
nlcahons, both in favor ofthe Hon. 10.
SEPH LELAND, Esq. as a candi-
date tor member Of Congress for YORK
District.
II talents, mistaken integrity, attach
ment to the federal constitution, and
the principles If republican govern
ment-ifto have fought IN person for
'haf independence which gave US rank
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-20

gsaIfJ ID sgbteda d1yj, to be count.
cd from this notification, and thar
you keep in your houfe, qcitb0t GO
arg eat efffs hmts Of It, till your dc.
Parture. / am allo commanded to
let you know, that thefe are the or
ders Of his r2jeay, that no writing
DC any mere received from you or
any OF your domesticks."
This ftatement is extracted from
Prior's hiifory of his own time and
il is fomewhat remarkable that the
hiltorian fays-not word Of the am
baiiadcur having returned for anfwer
that be would remain as long as
il fhould fuit the interea of rae king
his matter or bis oqvn perj6Ral cmven-
fen.s Nor DO we hear of his having
remained for tv-,ve month after,
IL the exercise of MS ninile;ial func
tons without any means being adop-
ted TO enforce the order thus peremp-
toriiy given. We are not even in
formed that the ambahador of lis
Catholic majeily would receive ma or
dsrS except ti,sn1 The King bis mater /.
How much better thele things are
managed III our days, ard III this our
republican government, where the
rulers know bow to maintain the
rights and dignity of the people. A
mlnifter here, initead Of fneaking
home merely becaufe he is ordered a
way by the government for what they
are pieafed TO conhder as infolent
and iedAious conduct, puts,his fit in
their faces and tells Them, that he
will 60 when it fuits his own con-
5enience; and they to fhow their
nagnanlrnity and moderation. agree
TO the propofition ; upon which his
court farniih:him with 4 confirmation
ct his credentials, commend him for
his faithful Rryiccs, and then he in
forms the government that it will
not Jidt lis co4Ueoieacc TO 90 at
al. how fortunate it is that we have
not Warrington or an Adams 70
tyranize over US, and fport with our
tranquility ! Had one Of them CIR
dered away miniIter, lie would very
PROBABLY Unified on bis going and
in that way might have angered the
court OF Spain, and perhaps Buona-
parte n'ighr have got his back up toe
Now they feel as much kindnefs and
TeiPect for us as mslter does for his
iPaniel, who inaead Of fnarling and
biting when lie IS cared and kicked.
meekiy lies down aud ticks the fo6t
BY which it is fpurned.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-20
PUBLIC GOOD.
..eIET,
FoR THE PORTLAND GAZETTE.

Ma. ADAMS,
Several artful men in the county Oh
YORK are inIustriously propigating re-
ports extremely unfovourabIe to the
federal name and character iii that
county they have the confidence to
insinuatc, that the Federalists abandon
ing their principles and candidate,
would unite it support Of Mr.. Bartlett
as representative to Congress for this
district: A columny more unfounded
and FreiudiCial could not be invented.
Is il possible ior men, who have here
totore had occasion to boast Of the pu-
rity Of their principles, and Of the mer-
II OF their Candidate, now to abandon
both, and condescend to support a per-
son, who has, IN A great measure, been
given up by lis own democratic
friends IL be were even a convert to
federalism, (Which is impossible,) can
any one imagine that were confidence
ought to be reposed in him by his new
friends, than by his old /! Can any ouc
suppose, by change Of principle (it
change were possibly that the man
IS changed or made better III fat the
absurdity of these reports destroy their
probability. When the friends Of Mr..
Bartlett are questioned as to the grounds
OF these reports, they tell you heihas as
surance of support from several of his
brethren of the Bar: But if it were
even true that some Of the profession
would sacrifice their principles to their
interest," or thar others, not remarkable
for any kind Of sobriety, should from
feliow-feeling make common cause
with Mr.. Bartlett still it by no means
follows, that the federaIists in general
would be deceived, or that the influence
OF those gentlemen Of the bar, would
be very extensive among, the honest
and independent yeomanry Of the
county.
Federalists Of the county Of York !!
You are soiemnly called upon to be
upon your gard against the wlles and
intrigues of your artful adversaries !;
who worild, were il possible, deceive
| even the elect. They say you are to
have no candidate, that the federal name
and principleare to be extinct Is it pos
slble Tor the principle to become ex-
tnct, which is the vital spark of every
republic and whose existence must be
commensurate with our fedcral-republi-
can institutions ; And as suitable
character to represent you in the next
congress,
the Hon. Joseph Leland Esq.
mas been nominated whose merit and
services are too we'll known in the dis.
trict, to need panegyric, and too auspi-
clous, to be neglected by an enlightened
people.
4 FRIEND TO MERIT:
0ut 2 Joe % I" hrctessed ofice-seehers.'
York, Oct. 10, 1906.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-20
LOSS OF THE QUEBEC FLEET.
Mercantile Chronicle e6Foe, COrk, Aag-
gyf Is, FoU o'slock.

gyf IS, Fair o'sl0ek.
Our Courier has juft arrived from
Cove, with the following informa
ton
The tranfport fhip Ofborne, Capt
Monatt, has arrived in this harbor
Her intelligence is Of very difa.
greeable nature.-She made one Of Z
Fleet of twenty two Sail, which left
Quebec, under Convoy, of His Ma
ljeity's fhip Champion. Three Of
that number were tranfports having
on board the 9th regiment Of foot,
conGftiag Of four hundred and fix
ty feven men the other Alps were
merchantmen and matt ihips. On
the Isth inf. feven Of the Convoy
parted at different periods Of the day /;
and on the lane day they fell in with
"a ftrange fail, which, when within
four miles Of the Champion not an
fwering the private fignal, it was in
timated to the ihips Of the feet to
difperfe. 1t was alortly difcovered
that the itrange fhip was an enemy
and line of battle chip. She was
obfcryed to board FIVE fail during the
day which were iet on fire. Another
fail was distinguished TO leeward,
bearing S. by E. which had ALTO the
appearance Of a man Of war, and as
FIRE was difcernable in that direc
ton, fhe was alfojudged to bean enc
my. From the iituation in which
the fleet was then the Ofborne e.
icaped it is ftrongIy to be aPprehend-
ed, that the entire Of it was either
captured or oeltroyed. We are not
fprcially informed Of the, fate of the
Champion, from the fhort diaance
fhe was from the enemy, her eicape
Was conGdered impolfible. The Of
borne has part Of the 9th foot on
board.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-20
Ermtb Gousrrss.
FOR THE PORTLAND GAZETTE.
70 the voters for members q
CONGRESS.

u TIC GOttto w ~
Congress.
ON the fist Monday Of November
next. will devoIve on you the important
duty Of electing from among your fel-
low citizens, representatives to the next
Congress and it is a subject that ough.
to command your serious attention. l
have often been surprised to see the
RIGHT of suffrage, which is the paIladi-
UNI of our rights, liberties and indie
'pendence, trified with or neglected in a
manner It frequently is on days Of elcc-
ton. Too many appear to be unmind-
ful that this important privilege was
secured to us at no less price than
the toll and blood Of our greatest prtri-
ots and most distinguished citizens. Is
there not reason TO fear, that through
the arts and intligues of designing and
ambitious character who, while they
are hr0ctHpizg their o7v7t disinterested-
mass, and influenced only by love for
the people, they adopt this mode the
better to conceal the real and ultimate
object Of all their exertions, which is
the Gcg4isiton Of fo7ycr and the gratih-
cation of firiUate ends z
These things call loudly on the peo-
pie to distinguish between their sincere
and Pretended friends, Perhaps at no
period since the adoption Of the federal
constitution has the situation of this
country required the services Of men,
distinguished fer talents, hrmness, and
patriotism, more than the P csent. Dur
ty to yourse YES and posterity demand
that you pay suitable attention to this
important subject. Nv
PUBLIC GOOD.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-20

Prince of Peace--that the provinces
of Bifcay, Navarro, Catalonia, and
one half of Arragon, are to be con
folidated as Kingdom for that In
famons betrayer and ennaver Of his
Country; and that Portugal is held
out to the miferable infrument Of
the French DEPOT, the King Of
Spain, as delrable compensation
for his antient domaiuS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-20

Mr.. Merry, the British Ambassador,
and his lady, left Lancaster yesterday
morning, for the fedora! city. During
a stay Of FIVE or six weeks among us,
their amiable department Justly procur-
ed them the respect and attention Of all
who had "a opportunity of ENJOYING
their company.-LancaSter haher.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-20


-fd0arai CocHRANE-The Lond,-
Courier of Aug. IS, has the following.
paragraph respecting Admiral C,s nj
Ginning battle with Jeromc's souaJ.
ron.--PaA4diun7.
g The feelings Of our readers in per
using the letter from St. Thomas IL
yesterdays Courier, corrcspondcd, We
hive no doubt, with our own. "A res
psctablc paper Of this morning states,
that many harsh reflections were, III
consequences, cast upon "a. Ccchrane.
But it is not Admiral Cuchrane uDon
whom hsrsh reflections sL:cUld be cast
7 braYei acavel -Hl yaii-iE lHiccr, the
whole OF his condu-- Chords US suffi-
Gent guarantee aR' not the slightest
Diane l5 iInPul- W. i'm. If the Isl
tsr lIon 9t. a1M be true, We arc.
surc mat A1 @-. ,liy himself ter De-
chang aa ef2a zmcnt undc. the6g-
pAFliy " <o.~ his oun squaelicn to
lh-- o ea-ny. But why vas lis
c1 -rtet-o- WHY were the hearts,
q STE, .1l aaildrs 20 be suffered to
5e a.rn9s- -r-Een, BY being forced 70
deciiae on ems. cement with the enemy
he 1'rh reflections should not "
cast upon I'D CochrAne, but upon the
Administration"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-20
BOSTON, OCT. IL

Capt Johnson, at New-YorK, from
Martinique, informs, that the town Of
Rosseau, Dominique, with the fort,
was nearly destroyed in q storm Sept.
10. 700 persons lost their lives most
OF them persisted III their cellars
those who escaped were without pro-
visions but were, much to the credit
or the French, rslived from MAJ Unique
The plantations in general were des-
troyed.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-20
DEAL, AUGUST III.

Mr.. BaGlico, the mefenger, arriy-
ed this afternoon in the Spectator
lugger from France. He is faid to
Be the bearer Of difpatches of the
utnott importance, as an express was
tent of to top the traufports.
According to report, the tranfports
with troops from the Downs and
Portfmouth, have been forced to put
into Iorbay.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-20

Another account says, all the vessels
n the harber Of Rosseau were DESTROY
I'd that 500 persons, who were on
BOARD the vessels, persisted and that
baif the t7Ton WIS in ruins. No Amer
lean vessel IS mentioned as being lost.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-20
l5p the seails.
LANCASTER, OCT. 10.

L--N no III, OCT. To.
Good .Neg9s.-We have heard from
ali the townships, except three, in the
whole county of Lancaster, & we have
not yet heard Of a single Inspector be-
ing appointed, who is not decided
friend Of the constitution.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-20

among the nations Of the world, irli,s
a man to the support Of the respectable
and Intelligent yeomanry Of York Cour1
ty, Mr. LELAsD vill;cceiT5 their SUE
frages for representative TO rhe next
Congress an office which lie IL eInt
nently qualified to fil with honor 10
himself and the community.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-20
Er'ract Of letter dated T7laargtm
(Dei J December q

Our election Tor Representatives 10
congress and State Legislatures was
held on the 9TH inst. and | have tie
pleasure to inform you, that Mr.. James
Nj. Broom is reelected without oppo-
sition' and that our Legislature is eeei-
dedly federal"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-20
LONDON, AUG. %

LoNEOnJ AUG. 40.
Lord Caledon the new Governor
of the Cape Of Good Hope, embarks
immediately for his province. His
fuite, horles, sc. were pu. on beard
the Mairmaid frigate yeferday.
The Captain, "a and Ganges, "a
are to join the expeditionfor the Me-
diteranean.
Three hundred difmonnted drag
oons, and company of artillery yes
terday embarked on board the Cano-
pus, 30 guns, Thefeas, "a and NAL
ia, Ga (which are to fail imn.edi-
ately en an expedition. Gen. Grey,
embarks on board the Samp(on, 81 ;
and Lord Facet, iii the Reptile, a.
The tranfports, with troops failed for
Deal yeferday.