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COMMUNICATION.

Caefar fpeaks Of fngular maxim among the
Suevi, which fuggefs not efs ingular appli.
cation to- our own relations with Spain. A.
mong other barbarous notions in vogue among
them he iays, " Public mailman putant eGt
laudem, guam latiiiime fuis hnibus vacare
agros hac re fgnifcar, magnum numerum CT
vitatum iuam vim fufinere non potulTe. Itaoue
una ex parte Suevis circiter militia panuum DC
agri vacare dicuntur." In fimple RngIi1 :
A" They think there can be no greater praife
than to have the greateR poflible extent of un-
occupied land around their borders this being
proof, that their own power is too great TO
be reiifted by considerable number Of Gates.
1t is ON this account that the SueW are faid TO
have in one direction not lefs than fix hundred
miles Of vacant land from their frontier" We
ny little indeed is the credit due TO the Sueyi
for the vain-glorious ambition which prompt
ed them to adopt this policy. But had they
been induced to keep clear of their gery diRanf
neigbboarS from the fear of being brought into
collilion and turbulence, the motive would
have been no Iefs creditable to themfelves than
the policy itfelf would in /ome cafes be ufeful.
The principle here recommended has hitherto
proved of very little benefit TO pa.i. !,
but the true reafon is rot, thar. - ,''dH,'n
a bad one, but becaule nations have oes" W.
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NOTICE.

y Y Tirfhe eta deed offrqR eveeufed 10 tbe Gtb-
- Ieri6sr5 BY Jojfbb Pollard Jr. bearing dafe the
l5tb dar IF NoUember 300, ami recorded in the
eonaty court If SbolGivania, for TIE bwb9Js of
EenriHg Tie payment eta debf or debiJ DIE from
t5s Iaid Pollard 10 Da1,id Bullock, 7UM be ex-
blfd to Jale on the brcmileJ for teady money on
Fridar The I3fb day IF .Tu1e next one moiefy of
TIE 0iH commonly eaIled and kao7Un by the name
Of RoyerJJ MHH,m TIE io7Orr end Of Sboflyivania
-f}gefber qOifb one moiety offfy acres of
haad attaining thereto and tie boujsJ and other
a5bnrfeHa7ce5 thereon eretfed, fogetbey zoifb 6c
teen HaUeS, as named and eoH1eycd in the a63ye.
Eaid deed oftrHF, or 70 much offbe aforeJtid bro-
Perfy as I5oH 6efafeienf .fnily and eombiefely TO
carry the /aid deed Of fraR into eIeJ7, aeeorI;ye
TO TIE true intent and meaning Hereof
CHARLES SMITH,
FREDERICK HARRIS, 1TyreeS'
May IS. (oazostb.J
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an, manied by John Marie. her DIM Il peo-
rle; and by Other armed veilei called The Driver
commanded by S;ingiby Simpfon. her office, and
people; which veiiss being al of the fame rarou,
were aiding and aitng each oter in the trefpaiIes,
Interruptions and vexations aioreiaid.
Now THEREFORE, to the end that the faid Hen
ry Whitby may he brought to Juice, aud due pun
ilhment inflicted for the faid murder, I do hereby
Especially enjon and require all officers having auto
rty civil or military, and all other perfnns within
the limits urifdction of the Uoed States, where
ioever the faid Henry Whitby may be found,
hereafter, to apprehend and f,cure the faid Henry
Whtby, and him fafely and diligently deliver to
the civil authority Of the place be proceeded agan
according to law.
AND DO HEREBY further require that the fad
armed veIel the Leander with her other officers and
people, and the flid armed ve(les the Cambriau and
Driver, their officers and people, Immediately and
without any delay depart from the harbours and
the entrance of all other veiies which halI be
manded by the iaid Henry Whitby, John Marine and
Singtby Simpion, either of Them
AND If the iaid velies, any of them, fhall fail
to depart aforeiad hall re-enter the harbours
or waters aorelaid, do in that cafe forbid all inter-
coure with the faid armed velIes, the Leander, the
Cambrian, and the Driver, with any of them, &
the officers and crews thereof, and do prohibit all
fuppes and aid from being farnifhed, them or any
of them. And l do declare and make known that
If any perion, from within the iurfdietional Ii
mits of the United States, fhal afford any aid to
either of the fad armed veels contrary the pro-
hibitions contained in this Proclamation, either in
repairing fuch vehel, or in furnhing her, her Off
GERS or crew, with fupplies of any kind, in any
manner whatever; if any pilot lhall a1ilt in
eating any of the faid armed velTes unles it be for
the purPole of carrying them in the frt ntance be-
yond the limits and urifdi6fon of the United States
fuch perfon perfons fhall conviction fulfer all
the pains and penalties by the laws provided for uch
offences And do hereby enoin and require ali per-
ions bearing Office Civil Military within the Uni
ted States, and all others, citizens inhabitants
thereof, or being within the fame, with vigilance &
promptude exert their refpeaive authorities, and
TO be aiding and aiIaing the carrying this procla-
nation and every part thereofinto full eAetf.
In teRmony whereof, | have caufcd the Seal Of
(L.s) the United States be affixed thee pre-
tents, and fgned the fame with my hand.
Given at the city of Wafhingtou the third day of
| May in the year of our Lord one thouland eigh.
| hundred and fix, and of the fovercignty and IN
dependence of the United States the thirtieth.
| (signed) TIL: JEFFERSON.
PRESIDENT.
| (Signed) JAMES MADISON,
Secretary of State.
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n. CAROLINA.
RAJ sIGH, May l2

On Saturday the Sd infant, in the Superior
Court Of Law, for Fayetteville Difrict, one Mi
caidh Jackfon was fentenced TO be hanged FOR
taking free Boy into the fate of Virginia, and
telling him ilave.
Augultin Bergman fentenced to have both his
ears cut of-two hours in the pilory, and to re-
ceve thirty nine laihes, for putting out the eyes
of John Wallace.
The profecution aeane Duncan Mcfarland,
Eiq. on charge of Perjury, was continued over
on the affidavit of faid M.FarIand for the nom
attendance of wtnefs
The Proiecution againft Dancan M'Farland.
for Forgery, was continued over, on an affidavit
by the profecutor for the abfence of witneis.
Menerva.
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Saie8 at duetton.

On FriAy TIE 23yd gR at The anfion room of the Sub
ri's'Y, zOA b. JodJor CAP, pgftioely 1Oifbout re-
E,0s,
4 Quantity of HARDWARE and CUTLERY
coniiRing of-fcythe blades lickles, X cut, mill,
pit and hand-f4w files rafps, chiIels, plane irons,
drawing knives, Rock locks ring latches round bolts
iron rim locks, carpenters and fhoe hammers brafs
cocks, Reel fnuffers, ivory, bone and buck handle
knives & forks coffee mills, walters, padlock &C. 81
ALso--Ladies' and mems elk & }eather gloves, ro
mall & Pucat handkerchefs mulinett, coarie ihoe.,
mems fine white and black hats &c &c
TAYLOR u BROWN, v. Mrs
May 10. tdC
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MONTEGO.RAY. Anril 10

We underftand by the late accounts from
Caracas, that the government of that province
were aware of General Miranda's intention to
pay them hottie vi(it in confeqrence of which
very large force had been RATED conlifing of
Spaniards, joined by the aborigines, to oppofe
him, and the fea-coaf for a great difance, was
lined with troops. His partzans, however, I'M
der commander named Ferdinand Mendes
Pinto, were alto collecting in immenfe numbers
to windward of that place, and were deternin-
ed to render him all aflifance, imm ediately on
his appearing off that coat
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.LONDON. Mlr.,, 70.

X yeteriiy received Dutch papers tn tAe sth
in 4 1t which bring Paris news to the 9th. The
o"ei ARTICLES they contain is long Exp9f, which
vl' laid before the isgiilA,ive Body by Chinpagny,
the VI hitter OF the Interior. This Exe9fc contains
a no iit,eria. account of the interior ftuation of
Frame aud pairges upon the iudefa,igable exertions
oF th particularly in improving the itate of
the f-a ports
'ra=r. two points in this ExP3t much more
plici: ehiu eould have expected. The intention
az ,ni. ~ Holland To France is avowed; and it is
al nitted that the principle reafor for the acquition
"a: Dals,atia was, I" protect ancient ally, who
c0naantly oppreiled by Ruiiil." If the project
Of the annexation cf Holland had been thus de-
clarei, fhouli have concluded from peevih
coni.neu, in the Moniteur, upon the intelligence of
the capture of the Cape of Good Hope, that
iome change in the Gate of that country in agisa
tinn. II viii be ieen how Pruiia will relh the ef
tabhn-nr Of French garron at her very door.
Several orators, after it was read, We'd with each
other in fuliome compliments to the Emperor and
4 was carried adorn the Hall with pic
ture, alluaing to the events of the lat campaign.
March 20.
Yeherday Government received dilpatches from
General Sir James Craig, which rate, thar the IN
gliih and Ruaian troops, amounting to $4,000 men,
in perfect readinefs defend the iland of Sci-
" agsinf the attack which the French were mediate
ing a,ainit it.
Yesterday two Hamburger Mails arrived. The
following the MOE intereaing articles which they
contain.
LE1psIc, March S.
The furrend.rer of the Provinces lately ceded by
Pruilia will take place in the courfe of the
month. Weiei will be given up the 18th, foon
the Pruians ha have carried off all the proviiions
and warlike fores; and the French will evacuate
Hameln about the end of this month. Neufchatel
and Valengin mutt be delivered up BY this time.
We yet ignorant Of the deGinaton of thee two
fIna ftates.
Some fay that Bonaparte intends to give them to
one of his nePhews, the fon of Prince Louis; and
theirs afert that he propofes make preleut OF
them Prince Murat
A Rulfian army, of 100000 men, is collecting on
the frontiers of Autria and Prua, aud an extraor-
binary levy of men has been beides ordered through
out the Rulian Empire.
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E9aIe6 at aattiun.

On Wednefday 2s.h init. at the Store of Mr..
Henry M'Clatchy, will he fold by auction;
4 IL his STOCK in TRADE, confiftng of
\ complete aHorfment of dry goods, to-
gefher with his Houfrhold Furniture.
Terms of fale for all fIms not exceeding 90
dollars, cath +: above 20 and not exceeding 100,
ninety days: above 100, Fix and nine months.
Notes with approved indor(crs negotiable in
the Bank of Virginia. will be required.
TAYLOR * BROWN, Au6t'rs.
May 1G. tdf
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'HSfto toe much compelled by the " ant
land to come nearer To each other o.. b,cl'
their inhabitants have fetted in the int .veni.
fpace before they were fluff ently emil .htcne q
TO perceive the advantages of leaving it va
The cafe however is very .hFFtrent between
nations, who fit dj;wn MOI deliberate -
their hounlaries, unhackled by a
locations of their inhabitants.
1t is propofed, therefore. (whethe
or not, the reader may determine)
ample interval between the United !;
rItory OF LouiIilna and the Spsnilh
OF Mexico. For in1ancc, let i, he III
IN our treaty, thar there BE- at aft three
hundred miles of wilderness between th
belong to neither government, but to b.
frrved excrfvely for the Indians or the r.
fthe for . Such an arrangement would ~
thete two good effects. It. 1t would remove q
respective inhabitants too far from each ohe
10 give them any opportunity OF ma';ingY
encroao hments or wreakng their rer.nt-f
ment upon each other and cd it w,nd
fuperiede the necefitv of making ar1y i'm ne
date adIuftment of boundaries between 81 in
and the United States. It would cnnfequenty
remove one of the mott fruitful fources Of COM
plant and alteration. Let them. fur inf,n,,.
agree that the eatern boundary of Mexico is g.,
oegin at one degree OF longitude. and the Wet
ern boundary OF LouGanl at another; the in
tervening diitrict to be left vacant and the pre-
CHE boundaries of each to be hereafter adm Ted,
itiil leaving an unoccupied ditri6t of interview
ing territory.
whether the inhabitants Of each country will,
10 Tar reipect theie pacific arrangements as TO
CONNIE them'eives within their reflective limits
is another and mott important conGdersti,,.
1t is to be apprehendel, however,that the mott
deliberate and difnterefed arrangements which
could be adopted this fuhi &, would r,on
be defeated by the ntrigues of fpeculators or
the impudence offquatters.
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LONDON, March 90.

The new Kings Of B,varia and IVirternherg.
and the Ele6tor of Baden, have, iy4eserHe;2tiy.-
at the delire of France. prohibited the impor
tation of Britiih articles.
Earl Selkirk (who was in Bottom few wears
hnce) is appointed A hafiador to the United
States, to fettle the exiting differences. Tn.
King of Prufiia, it is faid, to take the title of
Emperor of the North.
The American Miniltcr in London is treated
with marked attention (; and there is no doubc,
good understanding will be foon reftored be-
tween Great Britain and the U. S.
The Duke OF Kent, is to have the military
command in Ireland
March 81.
AT two O'clock yefterday morning CANT.
Cochrane arrived at the Adniraltv rom
Portinouth, where he had landed the pre ed.
ing evening, at five O'Clock. Captain Coct .,ne
came home in the Kingsffher floop IF -
from the Wet Indies with an account of tn, q
tai deftruction of French fquadron. He
Patiage of FIVE weeks and four DAYS.
Grey was called up Immediately on capt
Cochrane,s arrival; were alfo the otherN
Members of the board of Admiralty.
Inc dtpatches were very early forwarded
by meiienger TO His Majeny, at Windf,r. In
teligence was likewiie fent to Admiral YOUNG.
at Plymouth; 70 Lord Keith, at r initiate
aud to Admiral Douglas, at Yarmouth, in the
CouIie oi INC u9Y ana Bulletin, ttatinC the
tnbitance, was fent to the Right Hon. the Lord
Mayor and by him tranfmitted to Lloyd's
Coffee houfe. =
The extraordinary Gazette was pubif,cc
bout two O'Clock, and the Park and To,
guns were fired in honour of the event.
Nj. Curran is appointed Matter of the ri
in Ireland.
Sixteen thoufand French troops are ordered 70
occupy Duiieldorf and WetzIar, which are to
be coded to France.
Frankfort, in addition to the impon cf four
millions of franks, levied by France, has been
compelled to pay upwards of 100000 HorinsI
more, in requition for hay, ftraw, oats, &c.
Report States, that Sir John Moore is - 81
coed Lord Lake, as Commander IN Cnlef in
dia. 1t is added, that the gallant General i,
be accompanied by his Regiment (the 52d) one
the finett in the lervce
Admiral Thornborough arrived off Rochel
on the Sd infant in the Prince of WaIe. y
the Malta, AchiIIe, flIunr Gus, Conqueror,
las and Moante. The Lltont was watch,,
the port where there is one three decI
four "a gun fhips, four frigates, two corvet
& two brigS, at Jingle anchor, ready for fea.
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GOLD MINE COMPANY.-The gentle
men who have undertaken the direction of the
Gold Mines of North-Carolina may do much
for themiclves but is feared very little for their
country. 1t is a curious fact, that Spain,
which has ever been the richeft in mines, has
generally been the pooreft ~ riches. At a
time when lhe polieGed her I oh FLYER mines in
her own bofom, fbe was an humble province
ofCarthage. Now, thaDfe owns the rich
mines of South America, lhs is the Fave of
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CINCINNATI, April IA.

A letter from the town of Warrington, Milf
hliipPi, dated the 18th February, iays, K" that
party of 500 Spanih horfe, had arrived to re-
inforce the pot on this fide the Sabine; that
4 tevere engagement had taken place between
them and captain Porter, and that the Spani-
ards had been routed"
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LIVERPOOL, March

House OF LoRDs.---London, Tucr{l4y n.
fv o'ciock--- MIR. Whitbrcad and Others brot
up paper from the Houfc of Common.
contents Of which were, that the Commond
taken into confederation the anfwer of ii,
Lord Vifcount Melville, and that he is gui1:
the charges laid againl him, and that the {.
mons are ready to prove the fame. Upol
Chancellor reading it from the Woolfack, a
Fitswilliam role to make a motion that Il
Lord Viicount Melville be heard at the FbiY
this Houfe, which being agreed to, he fa cil
moved that the goth of April, at eleven O.. en-
in the forenoon, be t time for the trial of su-
ry Lord Viicount Melville at the Bar oflhi
Houfe.
Lord Crenve moved the thanks OF 1t
Houie to Admiral Duckworth, the Office;
ieamen and marines, for their gallant beha-.io
on the 9th of February, in taking and defro
ing fail of the line, being the whole of Il
French feet in the WcR-Indies, which was c,
ried men, dis.
In the Houfe of Commons Mr.. Grey -
imilar motion, which was agreed to
manner.
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PHILADELPHIA, Nav 7.

Captain Warden ofthe Glip Camilla, arrived
at this port from the lie of France, fpoke a
Cartel hip from the Cape of Good Hope, the
captain of which Informed that the Dutch Ge-
neral Jtufsn, who, on the Reduction of the Cape
Town, retreated into the interior of the coun-
try, had surrendered with his army to the Bri-
tin. Regjfer.
Mr.. Beatty, furgeon of the Victory, has had
the ball, which was the inftrnment of death to
the late Lord Melton, fet in gold and chrvRals
The fringe of the epauIet is YET hanging 20 it.
Two thouland guineas have been offered him
for IT. but ne refuied. Load. PAP.
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2s6 majority for Strong.

The Repertory" aGerts that " Governor
Strong is mott unquetouably chofen by THE
beobie.
II is obvious that there 7viHbe an Election by
the people, ifthe majorityof votes given to Ell
Their candidate exceeds the whole number of
/catfering votes.
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NORFOLK, MAY l2.

From 4 Respectable fource we learn that the
emperor of the French is in treaty with Portu-
gal, upon fubjett of the firft magnitude
When we fay he is treating with PORTUGAL, we
mean IN appearance only, hecaufe it IS not in the
power of Portugal to relift his demands. 1t is
ftated that Portugal is to cede Goa to France
IN confederation of which Spain is to cede the
FtcSince of Gallicia 70 PORTUGAL, and thereby
give Portugal a .ea coar from Ca0e Sr. Vincent
the foath-~eft promontory of Portugal, to G lpe
Ortega', the northern promontory Of Spain
The power of Britain in india, has long &C.
cupied the attention of the French government.
to attack the Britih dorninions in India, with
out having fone ftrong hold in the country,
would not afford much profpe9 of flccefs,
Goa is fituated on the MaIablr coat, and is \
place OF conilderable arength, and from its itu-
ation' we'lcacuiated to afford the means of an
moving the Britiih doninions in India.
When we fay that the emperor of the French
is IN treaty. we would be underfood as Eavinp
that the publicis iult about to be Informed of
this negotiation, for we fhali not be furprifed to
learn hereafter, that the feet which failed in De-
GENDER lat, and was fpollen near St. Helena, is
gone upon this expedition. Ledger.
The new duties which have been impefed in
France m the beginning OF March, nun amount
10 prohibition, and are extremely i1iurious 70
merce with that country as all the produce
which was in entrepot, and of which the duties
were not paid at the time the law was pafTed.
will be fubjeSted to the new impo(itions the
greatet fecrecy being ohferved, and no previous
notice ever icing given by the French govern
ment.
DUTIES.
Per Metric Qnintal For Mar Dur. E7n4I 10
PR ID.
On Coffee, SO francs, o per cent. about II cts.
Muicovado Sugar, SIS francs, do. GIG
CaYed do. 100 francs, do. II
Pepper, $50 francs, do. II
Cocoa, 2OC francs, do. 90
Cotton Wool, 90 francs, do. go
Tobacco, 200 francs, do. %
lea perKilogrlmme, francs, do. SO
Credit IS 10 low, money 70 fcarce, and the
tpirit of Ejaculation 20 dampsd, that it has M
effect on the markets of France, which are over
Rocked, and the adventures mum lofc from 20
TO so per cent. The duties it was fIpooc 4
would diminih the cenfimption of Wea-IHdia
produce one-half; yet it is calculated that he
iupPies IN the different markets are fufficient
tor two years.
Mere. Il 3.
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Last Gnsltlng's paiI.
NETWORK, Nav 10.

The London aud Liverpool papers, by cans.
Carpenter, of the ihp Protector, thourh exC
tending to the 9th of March, contain very lit
tie intelligence. We have ftletfcd the follow
''s as 'he mott prominent articles, and as the
of interelt.
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685 majority for Strong.

685 majority for Strong.
If adds that eleven towns yet remain to be
heard FROM
The Democrat" OF May sth, gives the re-
turns from asa towns TO be
1882 for Strong,
1896 - Sullivan,
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MASSACHUSETTS, ELECTION.

The Bottom Palladium of May OH, Rates the
returns from 453 towns to he
37665 for Strong,
5000 - Sullivan.
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Doinffttr JitsiItgenre.
NETWORK, May 7.
BY THOMAS JEFFERSON,
P,Slidsaf Of TIE Uaif,d Sfafes Of Ims,ieg.
A PROCLAMATION.

A PROCLAMATION.
WHEREAS, satisfactory information has been re.
s'7ed, that Henry Whitby, commanding Britih
ned veiei, called the Leauder, did, on the TWEEN
nth day OF the month Of April lat, within the wa
ana jnridetion Of the United States, and near
on fIos fred from the fsid veGel Isaoie, e1,,'
murder on the body Of John Pierce, citizen Of
United States, then puriOiug his lawful vocl,ions
the fame waters and jsrifdi6tion the United
and near TO their ihores and that the faid Hem
toy cannot at this time be brought 20 juiliee
'rdiusry procels oflaw
WHEREAS, itdoes further appear that, both
nd atter the iaid day, fundry trefpaIes.
3 unlawful interruptions and vexations on
'ei'' coming to the United States, and
Is waters aud vicinity, were committed by
med veiiei the Leander, her officers aud
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RICHMOND, l6t5 NAr.

NEUrR NJ 1'RADE.---Our merchants have.
waited with much anxiety to fee the conrl;.
that would ~ purified bv the ',refent minifrv
of England, in regard TO our colonial trade
There was fime reafon tn hope. that the late
anti-neutral principle of Mr.. PIT would be a.
bandoned; thar we houli not oniyreceiye com
penfation for the loflrs Actually f,itained bv en-.
forcing it, but that we fhould be all. 70 (tipu-
late for its abolition by the com rrercial treaty,
which may be negociatedbv Mr.. Morroe & Mr..
Pinckney. But it is now time to siii nfs thefe
Hattering hopes. The preicnt minitrv have
been liberal enough 70 difchar-e our imDref;,d
feamen, but they have refnied 10 give I'D the
commercial principle which we contend for ::
as will be fsen from the following recent drcili-
on of the bgbrP maritime tribunal in Great
Britain. 1t will ofcourf. be rule of proceed
ing to all the inferior admiralty courts of Great
Britain and her colonies. From this cafe it
follows
That entering at the Cufom-Houfes and
bonding the duties is not fuficient to neu-
traliZe the cargo;
That not even landing is fnGirient recu.
r'ty againft capture, provided it be re-
ihipped few days after in the fame bot
tom;
That 1t becomes necenarv, therefore, either
to change the bottom or TO Iengthsn the
time between its arrival and re fhip nent -
Still If does not appear from this decilir m ::
Whether there is any time or what that time
is, which can neutr7lizc the cargo re-'hip-
ped in the fame bottom, or what time
mutt elapfe between difcharging it from
one bottom ard re-fhippng ii in onotbpr
Nor does it appear even in this cafe what is
to he the fate of the ve1el; as the word
"broperty" may mean either tn cargo by
Itielf, or both the vefiel and cargo.
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ne baq'e fnif5sl in this days babec, the iate~
reTi"g debate on Spanj6 affairs. 4.
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WILLIAM GAIT,

LAS jun received, by the fbip Pr1M
L Il London, and by the ihip -
troDt liverpool, his ufusI
tor ealhs, which is n. =.