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papers to have hesn dead.
The Fifguard !rigate, of SO guns, captain
Bolton, arrived the fame day, with the vene!s
from Cork under her convoy. Lieut.. general
lir Eyre Coote, K. B. his lady and daughters
brigadier general Drummond, lieut.. col. Weiih
and captains Potter, Valley and Windhan,,
came paIengers in her. Sir Eyre Coote, imme-
diately after his arrival, landed at Port Hcnder-
Ion, proceeded to Spanilh town. The ulual
falute was fired.
Moateso Bay, ~ Jan. s5.--Arrived, the
thip Anne, one of fleet from Cork, which,
with % other merchantmen, filled ON the 18th
December, under convoy Of the ArethnCa,
Boadicea, and Wafp. The following is Capt.
Thompfon's information -
" On the. 10th, in lat. as, long. IL, at da~-
brake, faw the Boadio ea cha6ng ftrange fail to
the NV. feven more Immediately appeared in
the fame direction, and eight more in the SN'.
after hgnals had been made between them and
the Boadicea, which was very near them, the
Arethuta made tie Genal for the convoy to
dfperte for their own -fecurity. The mcn Of
war aud number of the convoy food to The
NNW. and the rea to the Southwark at fua
down faw, from our mat head l6 fail of the
convoy fteering to the SSW. and could only Zee
few OF the ternmof of the enemy's fl,ips. min
going to the northward. On the 18th, ioine
the Jamaica, Gleg; Hannah, Lightly -,
L'ghttoot; Anne and Grand Duke, for Jamsi.
ca; Venerable, for Honduras, and Flora, for
Antigua which we kept company with, tin OF
st. kits, when we Joined the Fifguard's con.
voy, all but the Flora, which went into AMI
qua"
on Cape Tiburon, the Cork feet was Joined
by his majetty's thip La Pique, capt. Rols, whc,
| conveyed the north fde fhips to their defined
ports.
About 100 miles to the eatward the iii,and,
the Seahorie frigate fell in with the Fify uare,,
and La Pique; only fenaIs pafIed, by which
It was underitood ihe was exprefs from Lord
Coll,ngwood,s fleet. bound to Port Royal, and
would probably arrive on Tuefday.
The following vefieIs of the c TX feet, for
this ifland, have been captured by the enemy.
Robert, Derbyfhire, with Brigader Generals
Balfour and Montrofor on board; Gallant.
Schemer, Gardner, carried into Gandaloupe
Cambrian, Richards, retaken, aud arrived at
Antigua.
We underaand third feet was to fail from
Cork for the Wei Indies, OH the 25th of De-
| cember.
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cIRcULAR.l

Kings Hog/s, Jan. "a,

The lieutenant governor having received in
telIigence by bis majefy's n,p Sea Horfe, cap
tain Corbet, that 1s fail of French line of bat
tie lhipS bad been on the 10th of December, in
lat. 46, long 10, fteering courfe fuppofed for
the WeR-Indies, his homer thinks it necenary,
as meafure of precaution, to acquant you
Herewith, for the information oFthe parirh Of
which you are chief magiErate. The com
mander in chief dite6s me to- add, that he has
caued circular letters TO be written to the colo
neis and commanding officers of the militia re-
gments aud troops Of horfe throughout the IT,
land, to have a general mufter Of their reCpec-
tive corps Immediately, and to- report for his
exce'lency's fatisfadion the fate Of their fcyg-t
raj commands, as il may be necenary TO call
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Mr.. Finsley and Mr.. j. Randolph oPpoted
and Mr.. Conrad fupported this motion, which
was loa. The Yeas and Nays being called were
Yeas 4s-Nays 81.
Mr.. Clark withdrew his motion of poapone-
ment till the srd Monday Of March, and NOV
cd that the refolution ihould be made the
der for next Monday in which the Houie on
curred-Avcs 81.
MIR. ]. Randolph, after fome preliminary re-
marks. offered the following refolutions, which
were referred to a committee of the whole
Houfe on Tuefday week.
Whereas it is provided by the fixth fet'ion
of the IN art. of the contribution of the United
States, that no perfon holding any Office under
the United States, fhall b. member of either
hou!e of congrefs during MS continuance in Of
hce *:
THEREFORE.
1T. Rejoived. That contractor under the
government of the Unitei States, ia an officer
within the purview and meaning of the con-
ftitution, and. as fuch, is Incapable of holding I
feat in this Houfe:
cd. Rc/oiqed, That the union of a plurality
of Offices in the Perfon of alinsle individual, but
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From 5famniea paper, ree.i4,ed at Msso-1-ort
JAMAICA, Jan. 25.


On Friday Iaft week the German Jews aGem-
bed in their Synagogue for the purpofe of
offering tribute of gratitude to the Almighty
for the late glorious victory achieved by the
immortal Melton. The ark was opened, and
the ceremonies uied on the moa folemn occafi-
ons were obfttved with great devotion. The
fervce was performed in Hebrew, by the Rev.
Simon Mdgnus.
BY Portuguese ve1el arrived at Barbados
from Rio-de-la-Plata, information was receiv-
ed that BuenoS Ayres had been taken by iir
Home Popham and fir ID. Baird, without any
lois on our part.
ExfradedJ from a P99Jcrijht to the KiagR0n Roy
al Gazette If the 25fb nlf.
Under the regulations adopted for the two
Cork fleets, each vefiel had her number painted
IN large white figures Hnder her main chains :;
they were directed TO proceed in three columns,
agreeably to the numbers they bore at the diff
lance of two cables length from each other, &
the fpace of a mile and half to be preferved
between the REFLECTIVE columns.
In confcGnence of he intelligence brought
by the Sea Horfe, the Veteran and Maiabar men
of war have been anchored at the entrance of
Port Royal harbour, and the following circular
letter was yefterday iIued by his honor the lieu
tenant governor to the cuftodes of the different
parilhes:
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Imsyiean ChiSea.

The Genius of the city and county of New.
York, was completed yefterday from which
1t appears that there are 1910 Inhabitants,
10000 OF whom removed from their ufual re-
hdence during the hcknefs Of laa fummer.
ms WIN give to the city and couHty two re-
the county Of Kings and Staten Illand, az Here,
tofore has been the practice.
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authority, Us repugnant to the fpirit of the con-
ititution ofths Uaited States. and tends to the
Introducing of an arbitrary government
sd. Rsj5fped, That provifnn ought to be
made, by law, to render any officer, in the ar.
my or navy of the United States, incapable
or holding any civil Office under the United
States.
The Houfe, having coufdered che bill 70 A.
mend the Library act, ordered i, to third read.
ING tomorrow.
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Dalneaie 5nteIllgenrr.
NEW-YORK, February 81.

The merchants ofths city have laid before the ore
hdent very able petition, praying for the recall Of
general dR3HSTR0NG, or. F,,:gasr at Saint Cloud
Inc merchants merit apPlaufe for this judieious
and ipirited meaiure. In the cafe of Nickls
and Griffith, the conduct gen. ArmGrong was eve.
ry thing that it ought not to be-We hope and trun
that he will be recalled.
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BAsSATERRs. @t. Kits, Ian. o..

On Sunday cyerIing laa we had the ,,eafin.
right of A fquadron of Eneiiih fhips Of the line
anchoring in this road they are under the com.
mand of Sir John Thomas Duckwo rth. wire
admiral of the white, and coniift of the follow.
ing fhips:
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(MTpab0

We undertand fome of the infurance com.
panies have come to a determination NOT r,
'nfure SPanifh riiks without refergation acaing
'eizuiss in port. United SUITES Cazsfts.7
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BAD NEWS ~,

We have Il from gentleman juft arrived here
from the Havana, that order was ifIued there
before ne lett the place, Prohibiting ne ss90,f4tsq Of
EgayS.
IN. r. PAPER.
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them into action fuddenly, at no di(tant period.
- nave the honor to be, fir, your mott ODE
diehr Humble fervant,
S. TYRRELL, Sec.
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Tuejdzy, Ee6,aayy Of.

n ".Jd4y, t't0IaNf.y 70.
The Houfc returned tie confederation of the
b'i! to PROHIBIT commercial in,ercourfe with
certain parts OF the iiland of st. Domingo.
Mr. Eicho,ton's motion to .reqHire EaretieJ,
a'er eonhueraole debate, was difigreed to.
a debate thsn enfIed on the pa.iace of tbe
bill. Mehrs. Nicholfbn, ]. CLAW. Epoes. Ear.
~ and Smile Imported, and Mcnrs. 7. c.
Smith, Quincy, Dana, Ely and Crowninihicld
oppoied it.
When the qaeition waa taken by Yeas and
Nays, and the bill paf1ed-Ycas e3-Nays %
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o. Captain Auffen,
spencer n Capt. hon. r. Stopford,
Donegal so Cant. M,,cor,
Atlas ~ Cant Pvn
AEamemnon II Sir Edward Barry.
he Acalta, of 10 guns, captain Dunn, and
aaother tr'gate, arrived here this morning.
1t is this day reported that an exnrefs had
arrived from England at Barbadoes' witb,tbo
important intelligence that the Danes, as well
as the Swedes, had declared war againn France.
AND as there no doubt of the king of Prufis's
Joining, as may be feen in ftate paper in
another part of this. Bnnanarte's rapid advance.
IN Germany may colt him very dear; he was by
the 'ait accounts, more than 500 miles from his
capital, with large additional armies to contend
with who may not only retard his progrefS.
but leave very little probability of his being
able to make good his retreat
The frit Dsc@ nher nail was received at the
poft-office on Saturday laf.
His majefty's fhip Northumberland, rear
admiral Cochrare, arrived here this morning.
EEW-YORK, February o.
By the ichooner Urania, the editor Of the Mfercan-
tile Advertiser has received file of the Barbados
Mercury to the irG of February, from Which the
following articles copied.
BaRsADoEs, January %.
At Court OF Vice Admiralty, held by the Hon
Judge Bedford at the town Hail. on FRIDAY the I'm
inhant, the Gale of the American fhIp Merchant To-
,eph Wyer, matter, detained by His MajzRy's III,
E'nansn' Charles Stewart, Eiq. commander, came on
to be beard, when his honor was pleafed to condemn
the iad Veiiei and cargo lawful prize to the cap
tors reerving the queion Of private adventures Aud
OH FRIDAY the 24th infant at a court held at the fame
place on the cafe of the fad private adventures, his
honor was peaed to order and decree that the fame
ihould be rellored.
February /.
His Majefys fhip Ethaan. Captain Spears arriv
ed here on Thursday sf, and brough, in with her the
Neutral ichooner Lubec Packet, Andrew Wickhsr,,
matter, iron; Cuxhaven, bound to Martinique and 8,
thomas, which the Etialsn fell in with on the 27.h
ult. of Martinique, and detained.
The Hon. Judge Bedford, at a Ceur. Of Vice Adj
nnaVy held on Thursday lat, was pleafed to pats
ientencc Of condemnation in the cau(e of the Ancr
can hip Angeronia, from the coat of Africa bound
to Charieon, detained by his Majefys flip Princes
Charlotte, deereeing the fad fp and cargo, fave the
private adventures to be lawful prize to the captcr,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-09

A'Messsse was received from the Scn-te
by Mr.. Otis, their secfetary, informing the
House, that. they had formed quorum and
were ready to proceed to business.
On motion OF Mr.. Darvson, the House
came " the following resolution:
Resolved, That Committee be appoin-
ted on the part Of this House, to join with
such committee, asmay pc appointed by the
Senate, to wait on the President of the Uni
! ted States, and to inform him that a quo
rum of the two houses are assembled, and
are ready to receive any communications he
may be pleased to make.
61essrs Dd.rson Sc G. W. CamhbeH were
appointed the committee. A message from
the Senate was received stating that they
had adopted similar resolution, and had
appointed MessrJ. llhtchiu and Stone, a
Committee on their part.
| Mr.. Sloan laid on the table a res solution,
so to alter the rules of the House that the
J standing committees shall in future be cho-
! sen by ballot, and that committees shall
be called over by the speaker every Nom
day.
| This motion, according to the rules of
the House, was ordered to lie on the table.
| Mr.. Elliot moved that the House should
proceed to appoint its several standing com.
mittecs.
| The Sneaker observed that while the mo-
ton made by MIR. Sloan was pending, he
did rot consider It in order to take mp the
, motion last made.
! On the sug sestion of lI-. Aston that the
object ofthe mover might be attained in
different way, Mr.. Sloan withdrew for
the present his motion.
! ifr. '.dlston then moved that the STAN
ding committees should be appointed by BAL
let.
Mr.. j. Gay moved to strike out the
words "by ballot" This motion was sup
ported by D4rJ C2ay-and opposed by
/ Mr.. -Aiston and In Sioan.
The motion to strike OFT was carried
Ayes 44-Noes 42-whcn the molten toap-
point the committees was agreed to.
On motion of M. j. Clay resolution
was adopted, directing the clerk to supply
each member with the usual number of
newspapers.
! Mr.. Da5vson, from the committee appoin-
ted fer rhat purpose, reported thatthey had
waited upon the President, and received
for answer that he would make a commu-
nication to the two houses tomorrow at IL
o'clock.
Adjourned.
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MESSAGE

From the President OF the United States,
recommending the suspension of the act
passed at the last session OF Congr ess,
inttuied, {. An act to prohibit the impor-
tstion OF certain goods, wares, and mcr-
ohandizc."
Referred to Messrs. John Randolph, Ma
rion, Van Cortlandt, M Creery, * Chand-
Ter.
re me Senate and House Of Representa-
tiUcs ofthe United States Of .dnserica.
have che satisfaction to inform you that
the negotiation depending between the u
nited States and the government OF Great
Britain, is proceeding in spirit o friend
ship end accommodation which promises a
result OF mutual advantage. Eeiays indeed
have taken place, cccasioncd ~ the long
Illness and subsequent death Of the British
minister charged with that duty. But the
commissioners appointed by that govern
ment to resume the negotiation, nave shewn
every disnositio,i to hasten It's progress: it
is however a work Of time gas many ara
rangements arc necessary to place our iu-
turc harmony on stable grounds. IN the
mean time, we find, by the communicate
ons Of our plenipCtcnt'aries, that a tempo
rary suspension % the act OF q n asst scssi-
on, prohibiting certain inportatlons, would,
as marx Of candid disposition on cur part,
I and Of confidence in the temper and views
with which they have been met, have a
HAPPY effect on rs course. a stepso friend
! " win afford further evidence, that all our
proceedings have Fcwed from views OF jus
tice and Cancellation, and that we give them
Willingly that form which may best meet
corresponding dispositions.
Addto this, that the same motives which
produced tho postponement of the act till
tho fifteeth Of November last, are in favor
Of its further suspension and as we have
reason to hope that Il may soon yield to ar
rangements OF mutualconsent and convene
cnce, justice seems to require that the same
measures may be dealy out to the few ca
ses which may fall within its short course,
as to all others preceding and following it..
! cannot, therefore, but recommend the sus-
pension Of this act for a reasonable time, on
considerations ofjustice, amity, and the pub
lie interests.
TIL: JEFFERSON.
Dereniber Sd, 1906.
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Thursday, Dec. 4.

The House proceeded to the choice of a
chaplain. On the first ballot,
Rev. Mr. FL lot, 52-Pev Mr.. Laurie,
5o-sca ttering 2--no choice.
On the seoohd ballot: Rev. Mr.. Elliot SO ];
Rev. MIR. Laurie, ~; ar. Sloan, L.
Mr.. ]. Randolph, chairman Of the COM
mittee to whom asrefcrred the president s
message OF yesterday, reported bill for
suspcnding the non-importation act. 1t was
twice read, and reierrd to the committee of
whole tomorrow.
Mr.. Lewis observed that for several ses-
sions the Clerk table had been loaded with
papers relative to the erection of a bridge
over the Potomac. A bill for that purpose
had passed the house the last session, but
owing to pressure ofbusincss OF some other
cause, was postponed in the senate. He
would take the liberty of moving ,hst the
reports Of the former committee and all the
papers, be referred to committee, to re-
port by bill -.carried-57 to so, and COM
mittec of ive appointed.
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Houss OF RepsEsswrA4IgEs.
NTorpA4, DncEnnrr 1.

NIONDNF,
About boon the speabsr took the chair
The Clerk having called over the names Of the mem
bers, eighty-nine appeared to be present.
The SPEAKER laid before the House letter from the
legislature Of the territory Of Orleans transmitting the
credentials of Daniel Clarke, elected delegate from
that territory
The credentials Of William s. Burwell, elected are
preventative of the state Of Virginia, in the place Of
Christopher Clarke, resigned, were read.
Whreupon Mr.. Cla3ke and Mr.. Rurwell, having been
qualified TO support the constitution Of the United Staes
took their seats
On motion OF Mr.. Dd7oson,
Resotred, That message bo sent to the Senate, TO
inform themtiat aqucrum Of the House assembled,
and are ready to proceed &c bosinesa
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~ Of message just received FROM

~ Of q message just received FROM
Deal.
" Downing Street, Oc!.S
"Telegraph message from Deal MI
nutes past one, p. NJ. 9Th Of October, 1906
"A messenger arrived--Lerd Bauderdale
quits Paris to-morrow-Clyde fri.ate or.
dered to attend.
(Signed)
GAMES SHAW, Mayor.
&c Mansion-house, half past 4, p. NJ"
The Courier says ministers must have
been cersain the negotiation had completes
" failed before they would have made q
com nunicatiou like the above,
Wherever the intelligence was spreai,
it was received with joy. On the exchange
repeated huxzls were given.
Fresh orders were issued to the British
Naval commanders on the news that Lord
Lauderdale was coming home.
Bonaparte left Paris September IS, and
had arrived at Mentz. The French and
Prusssian armies were within days march
of each other. No declaration of war had
been made. A French minister was stu at
Berlin.
The Prussians were advancing.
On the Goth of September the embargo
on vessels for Prussian ports was raised in
England.
The British have appointed an envoy to
adjust their differences with Prussia
Ii was reported the British had gained a.
neither victory in Italy.
The French frigates Minerva, hdeja-
tiss6ie, Glory, .frnside and President have
been taken by the British.
Lord Percy had been elected for VEST
minister. Mr.. whitehead was appointed
Secretary at War.
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C o N G r E S S.
SEMHTE
HLoNnAr. DkckNRRR 1.

MoNDAr, DEckABRR1
Nineteen members being present, and forming quo
rum Of the Senate, the Vice President of tie United
States T Mr.. Clinton took the Chair.
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BOSTON, November 25.
last night arrived ship Resolution, Brown,
IS days from Liverpool. London papers
to Oct. 9Saclusive.
LONDON, Oct. 9.
RUP rURR. OF THE NEGOTIATION.
MESSAGE TO rsk-sNros.
Lord Howick presents his compliments
to the Lord Mayor, has the honor TO tram
nit for the Information fhfs lordship $50
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-09

A. The Auditors statements. %
Is. Report Of the Keeper ofthe Penitentiary.
c. Report Of the Executive Committee.
ID. List of Slaves condemned, and sold fol
transportation.
f. List of Warrants not paid when presented
to the Treasury.
+. A new Treatise on Cavalry Exercise.
G. Amendments to the Constitution, proposed
by MARYLAND aud Tennessee.
II. General Young's resignation.
I. List Of Warrants drawn on certain funds
which are exhausted
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-27
ANECDoTE.

Oftts TaAEts zad BeHevolesst ef an Ta&iia CLi.f
There lived few years ago on Nantucket
a Sagomors or Indian chief, whole character
deferves to be preferved. He had peculiar
tzlant for fetiing di9ocated bones. IN tile lat
IA years of his life, in whichlhe KEEP, an exact
account, he fet or healed no lefs than 1871
bones, and as he had practIfed iome years be-
fore, he fuPpofed he bad operated on 1900
or 1900 perfons What is a remarkable trait
in his character he never took fee or reward,
for the moi important fervices; even when
ne fpent DAYS and weeks in drefling wounds.
He had the Tatisfafion of never loofng pa
tient WI lie under his care. This honeis, wor-
thy Indian died in November, 1897, at the
advanced age of 81 years. remarkable IN
itance Of native ingenuity and humanity;
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-27
1sortrr.
ON THE sEA-EoY.

FULL MANY time and oft
The fea-boy fits aloft,
And CHEEKY whites in the main-top
fhrouds
1hro' lubbers-hele he thoughtlcfs creeps,
And faundlv midi the tackl;ng leeps,
High rais'd amidft the neutrality-suspicious.
clouds
His bo!om's free from terror's Ggh,
Though round him forked beginnings fy,
And raging hillows rock him in their foarnt
He hears loud peals of thunder roar
Unno,ic'd; for he thinks no more
Than that the gale win kindly watt HIM
home J
He thinks not Of the raging wind,
But only thofe he's left behind.
Whole bofoms feel the throbs Of anxious
care
He lul'd Nv hope 70 fearIefs cafe,
Undaunted Poughs the ftormy fess,
Amp lings Of Kate, his lov'd and ablent fair.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-27
a9i5tflidnfoti5 art;c,es.

MIR. MHnroe, mini1er OF the United States
TO the Enshlh government, has tranlmites,
at the requei of the envoy OF the king Of
Prui'ia, relident in London, and by order of
the king, Cola Medal, to DR. Ruth Of PHI
ladelPhis, as an acknowledgement of the high
fenie entertained of his medical writings-
The medal contains OF one fde lilxenefs of
the ling Of Prufiia, and on the other, an ap-
propriate device. Md. Rer
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-27
Barnevill & Prichard,
Qualified Voiers.

HE Selectmen Of the town Of Portland,
L give notice, lat they have poGsd up
lip " Perjoat Q4liyfss " Totejor REORGANIZATION,
a, the Maine Ere and Marine Infurance Of
fee he Polt-o ice and Mr.. Freenan's Office,
and that they viii attend to receive evil
dence Of the Qualification Of voters, whole
names are not inherited therein, At Mr.. Free
mans office, on ThurfdaY evening next, on
Thurfsay he thiItieth ina from fix till feveu
o o'clock. z. M. and OF Monday, the third day
OF November next, froni nine 70 leA. NJ.
As it appears 20 the Selectmcn 10 be the in
teution Of the aw FOR Regulating Elections,
that the lil o. Voters be completed previous
to the opening any fbch meeting, and As it
has been found inconvenient to receive evil
dence of the qualification OF voters after the
balloting has commenced. They requeR all
who conhder themlelves qualified to Vote, to
call at thole times and places, and fee, If
qualified, that their nases are entered on laid
LIT SAMUEL FREEMAN, Chairman.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-27
Pone s. DaYiS.

No z, A4ggy+ Rs7s,
HAVE received per. Packet, capt.
M'Lellan, direct from the Manufactures,
Super6ne, fine, niddling, and low priced Bird
Cloths; Planes /; Serges Cailimeres Elan
neIs Baizes Swanikins; Coatings; Fearn-
aughts Roie Blankets, &c.-whieh they offer
on Reasonable terms, wholefale and retail, for
Cath or approved Credit.
lott NO. 20. on. 20.