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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-01

J. ,,l proeiamations which honor hu.
az az have been issued BY geo. Stuart
VI u,s he king q. Naples.
aaa rs s.J and Apulia, in the Neapolitan
.; , arc 10 compile state Of insurrec-
ton.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-01

Last evening arrived a, Gloucester Point
the ship Jane, captain Bliss, from Bristol
which he lett on the 10Th of September,
and brings London papers TO the 12sh-
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-01

O. URPRISED to see resolution of ne
~ Trustees Of the Alexandria Academy
published in the Alexandra Advertiser Of yes
ternay, therefore request the opinion OF the
public may be suspended, until l have an op.
portunity to publish a fair statement of the orr.
Gin OF this business.
William RELY.
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Charles Bennett.

SIlul I'D oSliAICtL,
kzas 5m}3drtea IN The shii Un,. an Jain caftain
NoodhciNse, from LsuelIoe}, and Joltt. and
~~1vaee from Lcndon, vic Noyo&,
FALL GOODS.
TIE FOLLOWING AREA PART.
Kendall Cottons, Kerseys, Hiallhicks,
Paids, Jerseys,
Cloths, Coating and FRIES,
Super!ine Bonlbazeens, Bcmbazetts, and
Nldbores
Saginctts, Bennetts Cord, s Kerseymere,
Ar elegant assortment of Waistcoating,
Superfne Cloths and Xerseymeres,
Manchestry,
Kendall knit Lambs Wool Hose,
Silk, Cotton, and Worsted Hosiery,
Silk Velvsts, Moeskins, sc.
Fashionable Londoa Hats,
Coarse Hats,
English Ingram Kidderminster Carpets
And Carpeting,
Venetian Carpeting,
Sewing Silk and Twist first quality,
Silk ard Leather Gloves,
Six Cords, sc.
British Battle, and F. F.. Gunpowder, sc.
Oct. 80. lWdStaw2w.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-22
NORFOLK, Ian. Is.

The following extract Of letter was put
in our hands by mercantile friend OF this
place, the writer is a captain OF an Ameri.
can vessel, well known to the editor Of this,
paper, The Norfolk Ledger, for his can.
dour and yeraeity, aud one who would nor
complain wl,hou; cause, or exaggerale Byit
tish depreda,ions.-The letter is dated.
Anhgua, 2s4h Dec.
SCI, was fortunate that had not sold,
aud purchased return cargo at Martin,que.
as much loss to you and anxiety 10 nae
have been avoided. 1t would have been
impossible for me to have clud d tbs
vigilance of the British cra,z.rs ia these
seas. A system has b. en- adoP e1 here
the mos, iniqui!ous 10 itself, and ru;nous
to oar trade that can be Imagined. Every
American vessel coming from a F.ench'
Island, with a cargo, is certain to be car
ried in, because the courts IN every case
rnnakeeus pay the expences Lhaye inform,
ed myself fully on the subject. and know
that the privateers out of this Island are.
ordered to bring every vessel from aFrench
port, with cargo, in for. trial, stating thai.
matters are settled. between the court and
them, thar the expenses shall be pad 10 al
cases by the Americans.
The abuses TO which we are subjected are
iutolerable jua,o, consisting OF The Judse
1.-The lawyers, the owners OF privateers,
and those become our friends whoa we are
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-22

brought ia, have laid their heads tegether
TO fle-e us 1--WE are sure TO be. put ~ great
expense, the amour, Of which the gsntle--
men share between themselves. They ap'
pear TO US to be opposedt to each other, but
they know divide The spoil. ! got my
information from one of the party, and
what see every day confirms the informa-
tion have received. Il is a fact THAI Sc
pcral American vessels have been sent ip
here whose papers were never looked at.
by those who ssnl them in. They were
ordered to send them in, without regard le
papers or documents, for reasons before
stated J"
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s EXTRACTS.
~. Eatsn TO Commodore Barr0n.

~ ALEXANDRIA, 18th February, 1906.
il :. slsslaie TO leave this on SUNDAY. aud
VIA ~ Ways after TO proceed on our march
sg %nss Bashaw 70 BOmba, by the de.
'a:r sa is.hoPed re shall NEE, rein
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CONVENTION beiqSesn The Uuitsd States Of
14merira, and hi, big bneh Ha~et Caramaa!y,
+ .kaJ6azU gjf 7ripoG
GOD rs. INFINITE.


ARTICLE |. i here ihsl be a firm and per.
pe.ual peace and free Inscrcouifr bstweea the go
yernh,.nt os the Unite3 States OF America, and
his .highn>ls Hamst Caramanly, balhAw, the e-
gititnase fovercign OF the. kirs dom OF TriPoi,
and between the citiz IDS Of the orc and the foo.
ieets OF the other
Art. IL. The goverInent of the United
States lhali uie thar u'mott exeyuens, 10 lar as
cou,pofts with their own honot aud n crcR, t1eiE
fulfilling treaties. and shr Acknowledged llws OF
nations, 10 re ettablilh ,hc iaId Hanet baihaw,
in the petition OF his .lovets;gnsy os Trpo!i, a.
paioit the pfeten6ons Of ofePh oafh@w, who ob
faiosI faid ioveteigoty BY utalon, and who now
holds i;Nby ulufpation, and wbois eng&gen IN &C
tual war s2aiof the U:ittcd State.
Arr. III. Tic United SfHestnall, as e:icum-
asuces may reqaIr 10 addition TO toe operations
they are carrying on by fsa, tu'a.ih the lad Ffa
met bslhaw, on loan, iupp!Ies OF cath, am'nsni-
ton and proviGons, and if neeefiiiy require, dc
batkat.ons of lrocps.i alio to aid and give effect
70 the operations 81 the, iaid Hamet bAiha~, oy
land againa the common enemy.
Art. w. In confederation OF which friendly
Off cs, once rendered effeaual bis highneis la
met Caramanly bsihAw engages, Oh his part, 10
releafe TO the commander m chief OF the rorees OF
the United States, in the Mediterranean, without
raafom, all American ptilvnes who are. or nay
hereafter be, in the hands Of the ulurper, !ald
Jpieph bafhaw.
An. v. 10 order to indemnify the United
STATES again all rxpsnce they have CT fhAll incaF,
in carrying toto execution their engagements ex-
prsGed IN. the iecond and third articles OF this
convention, the fad Hsps. bahaw transfers ana
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IN COMMON C0UNcIL,
2l+ May, 1906.
ORDERED,

ORDERED, t... h.,
1ias The Efret co7m;Goasr;d Il pToccsd 10 ths
paycnent u C.,;l:. III itreet in iach WY as ia
l1ave f,gec u:!inlfLcd vfe.s the tesp.Iaty
ar:css IS az prejen:, /! ORDER yhs; tbs wete
from Pr fret may, uriiI iaiJ' RECT is finally
lcgua.ed, bc tltcna .gcd md: rs bsi'se.
On b'ilann3 'or & ih>t,c,an to tie a5ifP(u'2-
r., In PIaee ct Doctor Dick, reG5ntd, y COZ
W 4, D.Hnshett is ananimacfy sletted. =,
O. blI;otiag 80 swc nsn5s.s st be bead Of
hesh, IN p:2ec .! Thomas Irwin and Iacec
hoffman, ssligned, John Young and MoIdecai
Milicr ARC cuJy ,e!etts5. .r.
O.Gtrt1, Ih&; tie .freet corSmiGoncv caui.
ne foIlw,ng IamYs ard b,Xes to be t>l,rn down
- their 1sipc2!vc d,a,itt;, inc hoses 10 &c fold,
I'D ne proceeds accounted Tor Sy teen acd the
,aDpS ioie,y ito,ed, y'z. tbe eox and lamp az
Col, Iioca'5 ce:rs!. the ore at the intsrtee,on
81 Roy ard Rag hrc:ls, AID ;he orr at rhe In
,artsGtiJn CT Go h!nbp: gta KING a,cc,s; 'ni
r..4t al! he Q,iler amps aus loxes be taken Own
o5 dl2ot:a Of. and poits taoa ta'ed l.eu there.
Of. G...,
OyIsrsl, T'.at lie &c I ccrmfioret proceed :
0 the seps,-s sac paeeanaats OF the grttess at
lie ,userectlor OF kiag end Pit Gfss'8 and The
oatrr cn Pa ai>ct, from Kiag to Cameron.
tree, aSfcc"t,y 70 ne Fepast .. The conmuIeG
aaL sh,s pay, z7d ih.zs The cx, ense Be charged
20 shc nosthcin a!apt4.
lea. JAMES M. McRBA. c c.
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Your obdient lluoob'e servant,
ABEL EUMPHELl.S.
From the VIRGINIA HERALD.
COMMUNE CATION.

An Old prophecy OF Merlin is yet fpoken o.
in EngIsnd VIZ g Nhrn GEORGE he Joa 81
GRoKcf SIS an s5t tkyo1re Of Gr<at 6rnafn, tbe
k'3saom qj GhgzanA I5aH be Af aSG zvou TIRE
f5xsss liz eHs KY. =. 49,
O.. Is this to be thus UNDERLINED, LOST,
Won, Los p. J, ic IT'S he n1f p'ub4bi: 10
LUTON, AID is muck Att d by various pseieri CIR
c2nGencfi. lis Cd KING may fo0n lie: G%Hge
Ois Zen 'wouid succeed 70 shr crow: n3fa:tc
may Invade he isarI Szrctf;, CAywccljf. tHf
res, might abcrna ely wait Oh MS h,e 10 one
day, ard he couatY be hna!!Y wcn by him.
HARL1NGToN alio III his conje>tpres on TIC
revciugiors that wcul- happen in Iu pe, nsmes
,hc ieneh as shs nation that w,4.e hrt move
ii the cause, Tbs Is afc9mpi;/gsd. he @!2nc-,
it,ongly IL n: ;roubis that you'd escir,.;e ="
1aip frpm sh: rsvoNtl0niz'"g principles IN Fran:
heirg successfully continued. 49,
Praphe les have ben, aud IBIS Of Merlin m''
lie fulfilled. Ms. PITT is gone MIR Fox su
ceeds him. We areno ifraogets to his prin,Hp!..,
and these OF M. Grty, M. SbeTilaa, ri. {,
Rirr: nar cen we ref.a OF their political cc1
duct FIR some years psf, an1 think flc;r a':7;H
will .n1r be Pzcduttivs OF great n:'sFioncs e
their country. 4 couplste :objnga iioa = -
Gsuls haud nor take Place, yes civil war arc
bl9oGhed a II, scaG3ld ma5 he a7prgjy arPF'
needed. Mr.. hox has @)readg began 20 DIR
the ruion Of the TWO Sands py an i;np.udt'
fresch in she toafe o. comcnns, W ich IS a f.
10 IN .oy,oducrion OF evil was, and a powesin;
eacaoTasea.sns 20 goraparte N hrs view Of lnVa
iior. 4 hart eNnc viii dcveicne the mlis,le
G,Ec,rCieo uyef the Sr!r. ms, and pTOVc I?S Of,
tunage choice they ma1e .! mento+ directors III
The .Feeas corset.
May ), $500.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-23
BALTIMORE, May 10.

Arrived, IMP Fame, Long, s. days from Ii.
y.polL Apsil s, lat. 43, long. 81, fPoec thip
William, 10 days from Galway, f1T New. YORK
IN, hip Mcipomenc, fron New York, for Am
a,rdsm. 23th, lar. 50, long. 60, hip Co Il.
merce, Of HAilowei, from Antwerp, Tor Phila-
dsphia.
P.Eed in the bay, ihip Alexandra, for Alex
and;ia.
ALTO arrived, fhip Anna, Dawfon, % days
ffom Point Petrc, GuadalouPe. Nothing new.
ALTO, lchooner Sally, Silve&er, 81 days fson
JieneraIa, via Antigua. Left at Demerara hip
R.Golution, of Porttmouth, tor Bottom, 2oth vi.
tino. a number Of American veiies lent in for
a5jaiicar,on, waiting trial two brigs captured
by aoop of war, anchored juf as the Sally left
therc, MINES unknowa. In tat. Il, long. 81,
was boarded by Britit1 tcader, who preacd
mulatto man belonging TO Baltimore, called Ohm
HauNlt0n, with protection Iniosaed Us they
were ,direct from Bermuda, where numocr OF
American vciieS were lying for adjudication.
ALTO. lhip Hope. Bawton, f !days from Ii.
4 sefpooh
j ARe ish'' Eaterptize, GeoghgaD, 10 days
q trsn ST. ! homas. Left there 7th infant, brig
j MHkam, Of Baltimore for ST.. ] ,hn's, next day
ichoaer federaliA, for Alexandria, IN a week
and irTcral Others for Philadelphia and n. York.
Spoke on the coat, yni2 Commerce, from LII.
vefpool, tor Rappahsnnock.
Aiio. icaoo2er Salan alI William, from tBof~
Ton.
May 81. 4.
Arrived, fchooner Meteor, Garda.r, IS days
from La Vera Cruz. Sailed On the sd lottant,
AZ Co. with ichs. Alfalfa, Tor New York, and
SolIectof, for New 0eleans. Lett fil,p psiry,
L'Sion, tor Philadelphia, next day; ichooner
FOX, Mills, Tor Baltimore, uncertain. go.
of da';eras. fpoke iaip joan, jonas, from
jamaica ior New York Paaed in the bay, Rip
Gs'0n from Belfaa ttl., from Live oo;;
caooaeF Pelican. from ST, D5m,ngo ichooper
,G4Ssascnef. from Martinique; aad two hips ~
10y aaoRd' all Tor Baltimore, bang this ide thc Pc,
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,uo formidable batteries, each Of Is
70 Of heavy ordnance. On Tuesday
INV wished agaia 70 go on shore, but were
,.;,sed permission by the commander OF
tic spy sloop.
,,sss appre!lensions were entertained at
H. I,bureh thar all British property would
=. sop6sca,ed. Its stated that the guam
,;ry Of British property now there is not
20 considerable as il was lately. The Brl.
fish subjects are apprehensive tor their per
SOCIAL safe,y.
+ was reported thar the whole of the
corns commanded by Aagereau is on It's
march from the neighborhood of Frankfort
.a.a,ds The EIbs. 1t is even said that not
onIv Swedish Pomerania is 10 be occupied
In, Hoistein and every port or place within
ia reach of French and Prussian troops,
through which British manufactures could
-. Introduced TO the continent, and with
which British vessels could trade.
his very mach feared that the war with
,be Mahraua states is renewed. lntcili !.
cruce 10 that effect is said TO have been
brought by passenger, arrived from CAL
ru,ta IN the Hamburger ship John Parish,
which sailed from that place I'd December.
. This gentleman landed at Kinssle. lie
states hat Scindia has rejected in toto all
me ovenurrs made TO hlan and his adaer.
eots bv sir g. Barlow, III consequence Of
which the whole OF the European forces
had been marched up the country, CO their
way 10 the upper provinces.
This uofavorable event had naturally
produced corresponding effects. The 6
Der cent paper of the company had fallen
TO discount of IL per cent.
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T London Pnter.l
IMPrRlAL PARLIAMENT.

The report OF tie B,dge' produced an snief
efipg debate in the hyu!e Of commons. Ihc
prapeftv tax was the ony one OF ,he Dew taxrs
tnuci difcuG.d It's opeTstion IS 10 conlc!encea al
20 pounds per annum, and ttus 10 p'o ced 20 ia.
comes ct leo pounds per anpnrn, whtn &c Euli
duty 81 &c. pr cent IS 10 attagh. &c Lunoon
Courier obfervcs thar Mir. FOX did rot ,s.tafe
E,me severe an!nadvcrfians upon he change Which
h4d taken pl cc his Sentiments .inle be had hfen
in place. Mr.. Stursoss Bosrne, t.ld, with graat
rec and .io;h, lhg, The ii. IA bono le gentle.
mans p.efcnt s!gnment 10 favour y the tax was,
;. tie very rcvste oi what he always conceived
10 be- that ,Ight hano,e6e gen'ieman's opinion OF
thar tax. H- had si@.a u0de'aoad h!n 70 have
beaa agesfc to the TAX altogether !; and though
he rcco.ccsea bin 20 have eailed u an inqulito.
rial sax, or .fome fuch gentle eFthet, Inc endss-
coed hin, La year as having Fioeoly op9''ed
frnai inc5csfs of the tax: bur nrves till tbs
nlght, I'D he uuderFand the righs honorable
geDsleuans objections to that incseaie 70 nc sieIco
" beaaoie it was too fnal or tc The tag it.clt,
only hecanle it was not doubled IN tae lra 10
fance, in order thps 20 GENDER il more acssPtaole
10 the people. 49,
7 NJ WI
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| believe the g1od taae of DR.. Krax tag
preferred this iong n one of hi various editors
OF the ciallcal comps dunn, he Elcgaat Elk.
tracts. But !, is Tot 20 oe tol d in fvu:c 81 &c
iatea, though no good re4tan coud be aGgnsd
for the omiihon, HE aa,hCr's taige dosS not
appear, though it is pooucli0n OF 10 nu.l rEe-
IL, that no man o. geairs nsci be alf4rcd 10
acknowledge it as his oh>o Ing. The lyle is
parking, The ai!ulhons ale al!c al. and tic fen
.inent Is hlehiy pathetic. he ,hJuShts in th.
fccond o'shzA, gbe image IN TIC hah, and the
INVOCATION IL che conep6o could emana,c on
y rem a true peel OF iDipied genus and e&qui-
Etc l:ntb,!hy. Ed. Fsrt FeLs.
Thobsh Eacches nay Ocae of his care killing
Dowi,
!. And folly 10 thoagst drowning revcis deiRhg;
shch woriNiyy zias has TO cns ms for lie iouf,
Wien iot.cr ocsotions CIR ienies excite.
To ttr arros q fte, Q. Tx c4r'e. & care,
lis petion oalivious baa. cray beaow,
But 20 fancy, HAT feeds on the ,hstns Vi the
tair.
The dca,, Of refe<aion'S .he bis,h of all wce4
Ger wh2, thai rgG~hes dream {, divine,
In riot ND Zig tie fw.et vlfap leeanc!
Fer the tear, ,h#t be3:ws &c s.o..ay's mi {,
Z, a-Jrop OF more wo:,h tbsn ali B4cchus's
81.
Th ,crj:f cxce6, wbcS ensr,ours the heart,
10 fc@ is ,nps5 I'd, to millions denied,
lis tAc tFaia Of the vitto, bat rompers III.
dart, . ....a
Ana ioais Laugh at that for which tages have
died.
Each change and excets las througL lie beer ny
6oom,
And "ei1 caaI pr skofjis US and its Hrsc !:
lhe oosfls s'ey yisid nc siimpfe through the
bl' Loves the true farh=e, thar sIadders
roy lie.
lhen cone, Eoy Verus, and fprcea to r,y lehf
i.ooic ~ GO ilul0as which rayifh he oul,
awake II my tresg tlr dear dream Of delight,
Ard ,ofQp ifon The myrls ole iprg IN my
bowl.
Then deep vii ! dtk Of its n,&Ir divine
Nor go, j}Ny god, from thy. ba suct ,emov::
81: each .uye 0! ny heart lhs ttil thru to the,
Thar spc.iow'd b FRIEND HIP, sad bright
cred by Low.
An Iih' gentleman, being asked uhas he
thought o! tie treaty o! Ptcs5urgh. good hu.
n'op'sdly aniwc' cd, . bQrapsc,t has taken all,
aud LEX ths rs4 to the En- cio d; - re 80
,ILas4er. paper.
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a 81 NJ ! l. / =.

-. = ) " ] L j.
I gave, 'twas boz the o'heE Gay,
Lyd.s uckc, ilr the P; j.
rs love fuch tricks impa,ss; !
When folding up the cs,d TO NC, =. Al
She LAUGHING iald "your emblcm ise,''
And (hew'i tic kaave Of k.aFts. !,
Amaze, cried: - wnae means ny fair ?
"A krave will lie viii aesl, wil! twear.
Your words pay dshne.'',
She fn;led and faid. q @ay, never fs;s,
Hes sure knsve who &c lis heart.
s. And you have &olen niue"
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hiTi'eu Oh Eflqav, the governments
sch'r Nassau, captain Edgecombs, after
conveying the brig Thames, Burton, aud
sch'r Chance, Wine, to lat. 81 So, long.
IS, AZ, where he ref. them all well.
The same day arrived the sloop Atalan.
"a, Seymour, Gays from Turk. Island
the day before the ATLANTA sailed, two
French or Spacish p,caroons appeared off
Turks Island, took three fishing beats,
and carried off five negroes: they kept one
boat, and gave up the other TWO 70 two
white men who were on board of them.
:. Arrived on Friday, the brig Cyrus,
Smith, 10 distress, having been on shore
and received much damage in her rudder,
keel. &c. The Cyrus sailed from phlla
delphia the I'd Of April on the night Of
thc 2,st, got ashore on lhe mile reef, eas
side Of Abaco, and after beiog 10 toe mos
Perilous, SITUATION I'LL the afternoon Of the
23d, was fortunately discovered from the
Nassau, captain Edgcoynbe, who immr-
diately went to their assistance, and SIC
ceeded in getting her off. The. big be
longs to Mr., + Fisher, OF Philadelphia,
las cargo Of -four, dry goods, &c. and
was bound 10 Havanna.
Nassau, New Providence, April 27, 1906.
To captain Genes E1gecom5e,
OF the government schooner Nassau.
SiH,
PERMIT ne on behalf Of all The
geni!@mer who are Interested III to- cargo
Of he big Cyrus, Bound fron, Phl4d<Iph,a
to Hagapna, to re ufo you niy very sincere
thank for the assistance ub'cn yos Sc g.
ners uay asior6.d, 20 eX r.Gaie the big
ron, her lac pe' iou> siiua,inn on Eighs
Nile Reef Ahaco, .as also for K assist.
ance you afforded TO Fa' igate hc vessel TO
this port, and for ven remaining ia coppa
ny untlE my arry&i hsre. iorough you,
| would .Ioo bv1 leave 70 offer NY thanks
10 lieutenant Barker. tor The haad -oat
manner IN WklCh he executed your wish
es, u.s. t.-..,.I .
shaR es,hrace the earliest opportunity
OF makIng such a communication to ny
friends ID America, as viii am peyan 4dsd,
impress then with the same sentiments ot
gratitude, as those which have The honor
to express TO you and SHALL OF every
occasion which nay prcscn! itse.i feel rea!
pleasure in testiiying to you the esteem
wiIh which remain,
Sir, ~,
Your cbdient lluob'e servant,
ABEL HUMPHkLIS
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From the R0yal Gazene and BAHAMA Ia
yfrtisrr, recelved az the odlce Of TIE PM
lsdelDhia Register
NASSAU, (N. P April -,
The brig Cyrus, captain ]. Ravens Hor:
ton, belonging 10 Nath. Napp, & Son, OF
NewbuTvport, on her passage iron1 ia.
wanna to Philadelphia, was driven ashore,
nv stress of weather on HE niger OF the
Esd u!t. upou he western part Of he L'als
Bahama Bank. be'wixt Sandy Kew ARD
Wood Key; vessel and cargo totally lost;
with much difficulty the crew were saved,
who landed on Sandy Key, aud remained
there % days, subsissing on provisions
saved from the wreck. when they were
taksn of by the sch'r ClentlPede, captain
Saunders, and arrived here on the 2'Hi
instant.
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PUBLIC SALE.

p. y,s. a,
By virtue Ct a deed Of tr1f frolr,
Daniel M'Carry TO the gu ftribcrs fcare the T4%
mcnr of a fam O! money dss from the iaid Daniel
NCar,y to Jorsthap and ,h1sIlon Schofed. viii ts.
fold at puoic auttion on me prcncs to the biphra
bidder, f., resey = he e'0 Day ct This pFs'ent
month, pirt of hat Jr@G q iai9 called Noprt ar.
wherein the fad gGcCaFty SOW ires lyiEg uPn GO
c,tinquc CIe4f; IN the county Of tsIal, atltItng,
Gardner's tla) Land aittant about Il miles from
Alexandria Tie .al= 90 fon,Yerre AZ Ia o'clock. 81
i'hincas tanncy,
AnGrew Scholheld. 70
600 bbls. wanted on freight 10 Nor
folk, and 4oo ditto on cisht to Rich.
mono OF Peleriburg.-IsTmi 1O,!I be
vsry modfr05e.
Arp.y to
A. Undo, Broker
R2il III. -.
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Mons. Bomquette, French pilot, who was
in the FfcncA flag OF truce, fated, that Boulogne
is become kings port; TO merchant veHcls,
psvateers, Or even prizes fufered 10 en,er, unieis
loaded with ordsnce or military foress There
has been very large baton made TO bold the fo-
tilia, and which contains fevenrcen i;et watts
al high water, and the port is iaid io,consain 10
at low water. A latse hat0oT is ALTO made at
Wymi, and g, Vlnnersux, with iumenSe torti-'
acations to defend Them, and the aoiii.a is again
qcippipg.
Leuden Pntcr
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render Of the place, were feized by tie pref.ns
government. Ihe Rrisilh frigate NareiHas had
chaied the Napoleon French psiyateer afhore on
Table Bay, where fhe was loft.
nv. 4. 9at.I
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GENERAL MIRANDA.

: captain GrifIths, arrived this morning
from Rio Pongo touched at S.. Rar,holo-
news, from whence he sailed IL days since.
The morning previous TO his departure,
accounts were received, via ST. Kits, thar
general Miranda had landed his forces at
Margaretta,M whence he had crossed over
to Cumana,f which place Immediately sur
rendered to his arms. twas further stat
ed, that wherever he erected his standard,
the inhabitants and natives Cooked TO join
hIms that his flag was Aging ON every fort
from Cumana TO Lsguira, aud that he had
obtained complete possession ot the ptc.
vinces OF Cumana and Caracas, with little
or no opposition. The whole of this hne
country may now be considered as lost to
Spain. aaas@
1TCharleston Courier.]
= MAsGAsRTT2, or Santa Morearrttc de las
Caracas, aid inand Of Terra Fmna in South
Ape'lca from Which il Is parted hr hIa'sht II
mics wide 6S miles W. OF PARA, OK neg An.
dalufa. Columbus ddcoyccd it in 5is thisd voy,
age, anno 1895. it rs 40 miles Ill length, ard
"a in bread n; and being always ve'dant, affords
mott agreeable profpetf. Il stound' in patnre.
maize and iruit; but there is a e artity Of wood
and water. There was once a pearl hthcry on
i;s coat, which produced one pearl, tic faee
yei fen, va!aea at IS Oo0i. Aerliag, Bought by
thc king ct SPAN. l'he,in!4bitants eie a my
tarc ot nd aoa add palaF1s, *ho are lazy apd
fupe,f,,i Us. d7se are ieverai lo!ta OF ani.
mas, particularly Wild hogs. With 6G and Fowl.
n las. II, 4e. ", org Ga, IL.
+~sMANA, or Comana, the capital Of New
Anda.ufia, a province Of Terra FlrmA, SoGrh
Amerca. 1t fomstimes gl1cs it, name to the
Province. The Spaniards built TINS city 30 tszo,
and i is defended by itrong caGIe. This town
Gays Danpierl aands uear the mouth Of great
lake, or branch OF tie ga, called Laguna de Car.
r!aco, aboul which are f:ycSsl rich towna but
It's mouth is 70 fhaiiow, that no Clips OF borden
can enter it. l, IS ii,osted leagues S. Of the
North Sea, and to the 5. V. of Ma,garetta in
about 10. 20, N. lar. and in 81, &c, w long.
Moy-.
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An Iif' grn'Iemsr, being asked uhas he
thought OF tie treaty OF Ptesaufgh. good hp.
nor'tdiy anIwe'cd, g hQrapsr,t has taken ALL,
aod LEX the rs3 to the E:uYs,o' ~
/ L9aGer haeEr.