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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-02-21
Scat Of G5ahern,nent.
SENATE or THE UNITED srsTrs
February le

! February l9.
Nir Smith Of Maryland fubn,i,.ed tho foy,o,v;,e, 70
ioiaton, winch was read, and ordered to lie for CON
| liberation. Az ''' -"
Rsfo'peS, That from, and after III. A..
--next ii fhall not be lawful TO import.in
'ne ohited states on board any foreign fhip any
wares, or merchandise, other than fuch "a are
oHe GROWTH produce, or manufa6ure of the nation
"'ieh iach foreign fhip ihal belong, EXCEPT on
e ihiPs OF iuch foreign nations who admit the
importation into their ports of goods ALTHOUGH the
are not the growth, produce or nanufaa, &c ~
on''ed States, IN the fhps or vefIels of h. un,es
| States. N'e e"'e1
Mr. Adams, agreeaby to notice. yeaerdsv zfke5
ana oo'ained leave 10 prcfens bill! which at,opg a..
ther proviiions authorizes the PreGd.nt ,f ~.
States in cafe of being ,iifrefpeafiIv ,r..,.1 -.
Foreign miniter, to order him to Withdraw, fn, tl
ieat OF government from the United st,,es s,a -
- - "'''''er WITHIN days does no. 70
Withdraw, authorizing the Preiiden, to csuc him p, h.
lent home. 'i'' u Ds
on "faneiday, the Senate took up the repor. CT
we eo'h'ittee TO whom referred tha, MARI If Oh,
Prehdents nieiiage that relates to ,b. ,srars,,.
Britain. "ss'e'ho'iS OF
ne hrt retoiution which it as follows, wasadop,ed
nesrine eonf,eleerfe.
!. he'oso-9, That the capture and condemnation
~ '.'e orueIs OF the Bricfh government and al
Jueea"on OF their courts of admiralty of American
.ehes and their cargoes. the pretext of their he
ing employed IN ,radewith the enemies Of cr.,,-
britain prohibited in time of peace IS an unproyo
ed agereiion Upon the properly of the c;,;z.,. Sc
the,e United States violation of their nertr,l ;l
and an encroachrent upon their national ird.S.n
dence. ''Ai t'oePsh-
On the .econd refo,u,ion which is as follows.
2 RJsfvsH, That the Prefden, of the II Sara. /.
req"eaed to demand and infN upon tie reforat;o, of
me property Of their citizens, captured and en-,
oen,hHd on the Pretext of its being endowed IN :,
aoe with the enemies Of Great Britain prohib;,ed -
',ne OF peace and upon the nden,nilca If rch
1her'can citizens, for their lufIes and tan,aoe Gc
''neo by theie captures and condennations and ,o
cutter ''to uch arrangements with the BritiI Govern
heht' ON this and all other differences rnbGG;r, -
e"ecn the two Ha,ions, land particularly tie;n,,
me Impeachment of American feamenl as ma, Re cnp
intent with the honor and interefts of the u state.
ana maniieit their earneR dere to obtain for tben-
ieiVes and their citizens by amicabe neeocato, tb
juhiee TO which they inttled-fome 49,,
a'oe, relative 70 the details To the pripc;nle con-
tanned IN the refouton, oppoiton was made The
Senate adjourned the uilai hour yi,borr c,;,,,
any deeifon. coming 10
15fnd,y, after fome debate on feveral amend
,nents offered, noue of which were agreed 70 a.
nate commenced on the reiolution generally-NfeTT.
| iirael Smith, S. Smith, Anderion, Mitcb; R,y.rd
and Wor'hingron fpoke; when the Senate ad;nn-n,5
without coming to decfion
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-02-21
FOR SALE,

FNHiRTY Buhels of Irh POTATOES, excel
lent, either for Table ule or Seed--ALso
LONDON BROWN STOUT by the bottle, and
Philadelphia BEER on draft.
Gentlemen may be furnifhed a, any hour will,
VENlSON, OYSTERS, &c.
GEO. WATSON.
February IS. If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-02-21

a TUTOR wanted, whe can teach Reading
e! Writing aud Arithmetic, in fnall family
Apply to tie Editor of the Enquirer
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WILLIAM 8 MARY COLLEGE.

q TABLE is .nahli!hed in college, 10 receive boar
L A ders at he low rate of thirty dollars per quar-
ger IT is intended tina: the Fable iha be plentiiuiy
furni'hcd i'll plain but decent ayle.
:. mole WHO win it, may be accommodated with
Beds, Feel and Candles a, moderate CHARGE.
january IS. & tuI2t
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February le.
W.T.. smith OF Maryland, fubn,i,ted the following re-.
io,ot'on which was read and ordered to lie for CON.
liberation. " ~ -'"'
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Mr.. Adams, agreeably to notice
and obtained leave TO prcfens a bill,
sner proviiions authorizes the Pre!id.
States in cafe of being difrefpeeFuil,
foreign miniiier, to order him to wi
ieat OF government or from the Uni
cafe tueh miniiier within
withdraw, authorizing the Prefiden,
ient home.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-27
Patent L Iastic Suspenders,

10 be had, wholesale and retail, e the fatentse
next door 6eloev Mr.. dlsrande,' zstKenzieS,
iosyer e,ld II Prince street, .hleaandtye.
NHE snrpass any yet extant, for ease, el
+ legar1ce, &c. Masters of vessels and
ether gentlemen going to the west Indies,
Spanish Main, &c. may be furnished with an
assortment and a great allowance to those who
purchase by the quantity.
N. 3. The buttons On the back parts of the
waistbafd ought to be placed the same distance
from each other, as the two center buttons on
the Suspenders, to prevent improper straining
and thereby destroying the ease designed in the
construction of the article. ss's& SfS}liasoiy
JAY RICHARD HcRYELL.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-27

IN the 18th (be.it 7veN remembered) Of
~ juno last, Ben Dulany's house, in Charles
county, was burnt down after my box Of mo
ney, title papers and books were stolen out of
the house, the thief or thieves knowing that
was in marlborough and could not be back,tbey
took advantage Of my absence to perpetrate
their how'jd and infamous robbery. Will
WARD to any honest man, that will give me
information Of this diabolical act, that I may
bring to condign punishment the villain or viii
lains concerned in this plot.
Benjamin Dulany
Alexandria, Oct g. d3w
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-27

A MILLER WANTED.
One who can come well recommended Will
find employment by applying to the subscriber
in Aiexandris- +. jANI>sssf
9th mo. sgth, 1906.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-27
PUBLIC SALE.

Fly virtue Of deed Of trust from Daniel
I'D M'Carty, Esq. to the subscriber, made
for the purpose of securing the payment of q
debt due from the said Daniel M:Carty TO Ro-
bert T. Hooe s, %. of Alexandria, will be
exposed to public, lie on the fifteenth day Of
.No1,enrber nest, to the highest bidder, for
ready money,
A Tract or Parcel Of Land
Situated in the county Of Fairfax, on the wa
tiers Of Accotink, commonly called the Mount
y4lr Tract, containing between six ard seven
hundred acres, together with the buildings and
improvements thereon--it being the tract OF
land whereon the SAID Daniel M'Carty hath
for some time past resided. The sale Will
take place at the DWELLING house of the said
Daniel MsCarty, on the said premises.
Thomas Swami, Trustee.
October .: cts
CO. The above -fale is postponed
until T1aujaay the 29d of November,
ON which day it will certainly take
place, on the terms and at the place
mentioned in the foregoing adyertile-
ment.
Thomas saona, Truftee.
October Ia.
- hhds. SUGAR Of good quality,
SO bbls do. do.
pipes 4th proof Brandy
4 or casks Sherry Wine Of excellent
II do. do Malaga do. quality,
Boxes of Cotton Cards
Sacks Of Licorice Root and Sage
Barrels of Clover and Herds Grass Seed
And large quantity of Red Sole Leather,
Fer Sale By - 2
Benjamin Shreve, Jun.
July 81 &C. 's
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-27
a. REMoIA Al,


saHE subscriber las removed bis store -
{ the warehouse lately occupied by islts.
Sore, two doors below Mr. DaNey laNey's s,
where he intends keep an assoGtnlcl.siol -,.e
Choicest Groceries.
lie has at present On hand, efa qadltty Aist he
can recommend, By gacicapie or re,a'l,
Muscovado ;als. leaf sugar; Gu4d:doHpe and
ST. Domingo coffee, young hyson sdle' isnPe-
RAJ teas, choice I{hode-Isisni cheescs, gsiu-
inc Spalgish Scgars CT first quaHty, chocolate,
mould and Spt candies, spinning Gotten, wrap
ping paper, raolasses, fine and coarse salt II
6gllS ana sacks, i3ostoa FUln, pe&cA b''ane;,
NEnskey, &c. sc.
lie has at Present, and 1ec:.a 20 Ecefl SUITED
SO zrith
D. Carlisles -four, of superior Jn2rufacta@e,
for Family use, an. fresh bttcr trcssl the cellT
Try.
October 90
y: B. business il the brokerage Line doro
as usual
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-27
FOR Rem T.

The STORE, on Prince-street, between
Fairfax and Prnce-street, lately in the occu-
patton of'Mr. Ramsay. 1t is well calculated
for a dry or wet goods store. The rent mo-
derste. Apply to = -
William Hodsson.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-27

MONDAY, OcTo,BEE.Rs y, 1906.
FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
BY TIE SUBSCRIBERS,
IT hogsheads Jamaica rum, 18th proof
90 do. ST. Croix do. Sd do,
10 do. N. Eng. do.
10 pipes Holland gin
4 do. American do. of superior quail
2 do. L. P. Madeira wine Of .ercelsent
: do. L. NJ. do. do. qatal. 9sGr-
4 quarter casks do. do. ra'nted Pure.
5 do. Marseilles wine
90 bbls. prime beef-C Connecticut insIpec.
80 do. prime pork-NewsJersey 90.
10 boxes mould candles
IS do. English white soap--vcry dry
? chests hyson-sKin tea
500 bushels ST. Ubes salt.
Wadfworth and Butler,
Union, between King and Princc-street'
October IL.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-27
Sale at Auction.

On k0.NlD,ify, the third day Of foFcnlher
viii be sold, at public auction, at the house
OF hi. britannia ma;esty's envoy extraordl-
nary and minister plenipotcntiaTy to the U
nited States, III the city Of Washington, all
his
Hoassbo.d Sc kitchen F2synliu1.e,
coNsIsIISG oT
T.NLEGANT yaahogaly 8edsteads, Chairs,
Il Tables, Sofas; elegant Brpssei's Carpet
ing, a great deal Of which is new, Curtains,
Bsds, Mattresses and Dcd Furniture, III finish
ed Ii the newest fashion, some elegant Bath
Stoyes, two English Carriages, with Harness
for four horses, finished in the newest fnshlon,
and other articles Ct Sai:iery-AIso, q quanti,
ty of elegant cut and plain Glass, large
quantity Of empty Porter, and Stone Bottles,
Garden Utensils Of all kinds, and, eventually,
several dozen Of English Brown Stout, Ale,
and Wines Of different kind, and Liquors.
The sale to commerce at II O'Clock II the
forenoon, if fair, ifnot tbs next fail, day, ard
to continue from day TO day till all il soh.-
Terms made l,noNa al time and place OF sale,
October Is dis
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-04-25

people Of the opposite eosst, are al ca
ger 10 accompany him, and the emperor
of Hayti, gives every facility and Tor
myself, believe Miranda viii succeed.
Perhaps we may yet go" -
{, The brig Herculus Courtney, Phi.
lips, in I days from HAVANA, has arri-
we'd a. Charleston. Captain p. left Ha-
vsDns, the 2sth. March, and informs,
that while there, q vessel arrived from
ST. Thomas, the captain Of which stated
that the ship Leandsr, from New York,
had been spoken in the Mona Passage
by an English vessel, which permitted
her 10 pass, as the captain Of the Lean
der said the ship was bound 70 St. Do.
Iningo she was afterwards spoken by
another British ship TO the southward Of
ST. Domingo, when the same declarati-
on was made, but the British captain OBJ
served this was not probable, as sh. was
entirely out Of the way If she was bound
there. and that be would send her in for
examination; that general Miranda, who
was on board, thea showed him some
pspers which he had fron the British
government, the British captain imme-
diately permitted the ship TO proceed on
her voyage. It was supposed she vas
bound to some place near the Caracas.
A letter from Laguira, dated the i7th
March, says - We have 10000 men in
arms 70 receive Mr.. Miranda, who win
have Z warm reception. An embargo is
laid on all vessels, and very uncertain
when it will be taken Of" .~
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RICHMOND, April 0.
.MIIRDLRf

Andshe sfiBhawaD coslsf9 nent ronducs
. On Tuesday, 1st April inst. in the
afternoon, the widow MoRRIyEr, visit
ed two negro women and i girl plough.
ing on the bank Of James River, in Ches-
ter6eld county, opposite Tuekaho Isl.
and. The mistress was Knocked in the
head with an axe BY one Of the two wo.
men whilst she was speaking TO the o.
ther. The 6rst blow staggered her so
much % 70 afford an opportunity for ano.
Their, which, By the united efforts Of the
RUG WOMEN, caused instant death. Some
pine bushes were thrown over the body
10 secret IL till night, whena negro fel--
low, q boatman, named Jim Strobe,
husband to the woman giving the FIRST
blow, coming to their assistance, the
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NkM.YaRk. Anril I.

=
On the 10th instant, after long and
tedious illness, departed this life in the
7sth year of his age, the hon. HoRArIo
GArEs, lieutenant general in the service
Of the United States during the reyolu-
tionary war, in which service he signaii-
sed himself 40 faithful, brave, gallant
and distinguished officer. He was a
whig in England, and q genuine repubG.
can in America. He was attached to
the cause of America from full convic-
ton of It's justice, and fought faithfully
under ita banners thro' every stage of the
conflict. He left his native country in
the early part Of his life, and served se.
veral campaigns in Germany, where he
acquired the rudiments Of military know
ledge. He came hither with gen. Brad
dock, and served in the British army un-
Ill the conclusion Of the peace. He sf.
forwards returned TO England. but final.
" emigrated to America, aHdP0rehased
m estate in Virginia. On the rupture
between this country and Great Britain
he was called to take the command of the
no, ,hern army. and BY his skin and good
conduct the troops under gsns BuTgoyne
surrendered prisoners of war. He was
a scholar well versed in history and the
latin classics, and Of correct political
principles. His manners and department.
were tinctured with 4 military bias. He
was hospitablc, generous just. and in.
flexible 10 his attachment to his friends,
and possessed q feeling heart. He died
in the full conviction Of the truth Of the
Gospel Philosophy, and appeared pleas
ed when il was recommended 70 his Sc
rioas attention IN the last stages Of his
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The fano1oiag lsf,er frem Neu 7ort, d.
~ Aprii ioth. giocs 2 farthe, acrsant
Sfthe Proceedings D ne circuit court
On ne ame Of The Leaadsr. re
Editor 81 ihis Gazette eresents ms an
ctre fhanks 70 thf geHsieAdn . soa9 =
/ Ae isiadtbted tor these interesting De.
u talk.
!. The distriet aitoraey, yesterday
2n,syninR, fled general dsmafrsrs e Me
Plea, IL stattnrni b tit defeadants; tasy
ioiaed II demarrrsr, EPon whicA he
moved FIR ieaue q bring On ne drgnmen:
efihr DEMURRER. The defendants asked
ihs ceattfs indulge them Nth q hsfLe
time 70 prepare for tie arRHntea', - q
,vas impessi6le for fheaffs tarsset What
course he d;;ssrice attorney weMidtake a.
- their blea, sphe.her ne svsuld dtmar o.
sfake issne neenis. Tie disfrict attorney
sbtosea ihe cbpi;cdfion fsr DELAY, decLan-
mo ! tkaf The tiea mas a lriipsisns one, i'll
: 80 = 8 .ts - - = a = ..,..A
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corpse was carried some distance Up the
bank, to place where the water in the
river l. ancommonly deep, and the cur.
rent not rapid; and here! yeshete! "as
scene too horrible almost for repetition!
The corpse was cut up with an axe into
more pieces than have yet been ascer-
tanned! The neighbours have been able
after two days searching with nets, TO
find but eight pieces of this most untor-
tunate woman Among which were
found two legs cut off ., the knses-Part
ofan arm-part Of thigh, and four O.
Their pieces scarcely to be known--Ihe
other parts - yet. and perhaps, nevfr,
can be found but are numberless J! and
no doubt sunk whereabouts! The tracks
Of the inhuman wretch are plainly to be
seen where he wa6ed into the river and
distributed the hnncheons ofhis butche.
~ E! So much Of the most attTocious deed
was brought to light on Thursday and
Friday last, 40 well from circumstances
~ from the confession ofthe two tremen.
The girl too confirms their confession,
whilst the husband with countenanse Of
guilt, still denies the fact! but fortu-
natsly for the cause Of justice, the three
females, land the husband have been COM
mitted, together with another boarman,
who it seems will throw some light on
the affair, andyet he himself innocent,
sIthough he is husband I'd the other wo-
man. The writer Of this distressing ar.
ticle was an eye witness on Thursday
and Friday, when his mind was some.
what returned by the proceedings Of
those whose duty both law and humani.
~ had stimulated to action. Its DEEM
ed unnecessary to- detail more particu-,
lars Of this Painful case /; the more pain
full since the presen,e Of several Of the
unfortunate woman's children at the in-
quest 1t may however, be well to say,
that the affair 10 une0nnected, and unat-
tended with any circumstances, to excite
aPprehensions Of alarm. ~: Il 10 = truly
singular esse - ~ ..
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order special sitting onthe ilthof Juiy;.
70 which dime he would putoff the cause
and 10 loneer. q
Me,r. FRI Evening Fsst1
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Extract Of letter from gentlemen on
board the leander, dated Jasuemel,
March I. 1906, received via. Bal.i-
more. 30 =
/" General Miranda has explained TO
rs his plan and - We were told before
we left New-York, when j, was explain.
ed 70 IN ve were 1t liberty 10 proceed Of
return. We arc landed and in good quar-
tiers have received what was promised,
and money % return, With passage free.
The general win get - many men here
o. he wants general Petion n Port ID
Prince, who has the commend Of 1000
mulatsoss, speaking ths language Of the
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tunised'l. IS s'lais.' cazsii,l

: 4 3 . 80 i. + -
OaThursday the counsel for the defen-
dant. IN the case Of the United Stale. q.
gainstS SAMUEL g. ocDEs, charged with
bring eoncernedi in the expedition Of the
Leander, moved to put OF the trial tili
the ne1t sitiiBss n SeP,smbeT, on his
aiklavit, that IA the trial Of the cause
lanes Madison and fur other persons
(naming them) were material witnesses
--aud thar he believed that q that time
he should be able to avail himself Of their
tes,imosy, His honor Judge Talmadge,
Yesterday morning, told them he would
grant the request 80 far n 70 postpone the
trial. but not 10 the tine they moved for
hut he meantto exercise the authority
with whichhe was invested, and would
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AABS VI uhs EuubuA C1oe Me M1OFG Pd1ne
ful since the presense Of several Of the
unfortunate woman's children at the in-
quest 1t may however, be well to say,
that the affair 10 Hneonnecsed, and unst-
tended with any circumstances, to excite
appreheusions Of alarm. .~: Il Is = truly
singular case
WASHINGTO ON CITY, April II.
On Saturday the Senate considered the
bin, sent from the House Of Represents
tives,, repeating the acts laying dut;es on
salt, and continuing in force, for afarther
time, the first section ofthe act, entitled.
=" an act further to protect the commeree
and seanen Of the u. s. againss,he Bar
barry power" and struck outthe two 6rsr
sections whiehrepeal the acts LAYING du-
ties on salt-Yeas1 6--Nays g.
+ The Senate nave consented to and ad-
vised the ratification Of the TRlPOLI.
TAN TREA1Y-The votes were
Yeas 21-Nays .. -
The Senate yesterday passed the bill,
from the House of Representatives, pro-
hibiting the importation Of certain tBri-
tishl goods. wares and merchandise,
without anendment-Yeas Io--Nays 3.
This bill only requires The signature
ofthe President 70 make Il law.
SEeREr PAocEEDIncs.--The iniuncti-
> on Of secrecy respecting the proceed.
ings Of the house Of representatives.
having been taken Of, We hoped tohe
informed with some degree ofminu.e-
ness, Of what had been done In con.
elave. All that has as vi been pub
ished by authority, is mntilated Co.
Ply Of the secret journal, from which il
seems every thing Of consequence has
been expunged. Wehaye, however,
Obtained from : correspondents. the
following detail, purpofting to be an
seeauns Of the proceedings Of one day.
Many body en- supply rs with . bet
ter, We shail be very glad to bee IL.
Z a - Closed Deere. ,s.5 =
| - AueIGPOtSUA nS Sommlktee ON tnG
predicate message relative to the dis
prte with Spain, Being under eonsidera.
tion Mr.. -, member from Massa-
ckusetts rose. a5z ~ vs. r.
am in favour, sir, ofthe adoption of
this report, and hope the blanks win be
filed up in such way 40 10 give il real,
not . nominal, force in such way a.
TO show the world We are, at last, rising
from our humiliation. Too long have
we suffered from rapacity and injustice.
and II should be cause Of national 10Y
that the American spirit has not been
lost. but slumbering, Mr.. - thea
went extensively into the merits Of our
misunderstanding with Spain. He oe.
cupied about three hours, and eonclud.
cd by saying, If breach Of solemn trea-
ties, If dec option, fraud and insolence.
If q daring intrusion uron our territory
give cause Of hostilisy, then are we JUS
tilted in the adoption Of war measures
towards Spain" He said, :. the respect
due TO- Ourselves, our safety, our hsnor,
made an imperious call for rigorous re-
taliation." "a !. :. =. Il
Mr.. 6. q member from North Care
s IS
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WASHINGTON CITY, April a.

The Senate nave consented to and adj
vised the ratification Of the TKlPOLI-
TAN TREA1Y--The votes were--
Yeas 21--Nays ..
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The Senate yesterday passed the bin,
from the House of Representatives, pro-
hibiting the importation Of certain Bril-
tish goods, wares and merchandise,
without amendment-Yeas Io-Nays 3.
This bill only requires the signature
fthe President 70 make Il law. --...'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-10
Hlpp jGftu5.

FeJ. s-Arrived, brig Warren, s. Denairon,
Master, 80 days from Fort Royal, Martinique,
via the Vineyard, left at Fort Roval brig Ex-
pertinent, Wicott Of Bottom, to fail in 5 davs
for Charlelon, S. C.-Sch. Eleanor, Wells.
Of Newbaryport, not d1tharged; Polly, Cir
rifh Of Portfmouth, do.-Sch. Tom, Evans, Of
NIarblehead, 4o.-Spoke, the fame day off ST.
Peirres' brig William, Groves, from Dominica,
bnuhd to St. Vincents-Jans,p parted company
with the fCh. Harmony, Capt. Gutter, in lat.
III, 80, long. So, s.-Sailed from the Vineyard
Feb. 9Th il company with brig -, Chale,
Of and for North Yarmouth, 1lip Conmerce,
Sievenfon, for Portland.
The brig Sumner, capt. Strout, of this port
port, owned ty Mr.. Cummings, has been fei-
zed at Port Antonio, in Jamaica, for having
on board fcveral barrels Of Beef-wAich was
entered at that port for expectation. EiseR.
Pected the brig and thar part Of tho cargo,
will be condemned.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-02-10

o. whom, notwithstanding all
the precautions Of government,
have been able 60 fecure protec-
tions.-But this IS adeIicate fub-
jet F; and the truth might lead
20 confequenCcs which no friend
10 his country would dehre.-
10 remedy this evil, wife, firm
atd dignifel meafureS are ne
ceflsry--niehures directly the
-oFPohtes Of thoie introduced by
Senator WRIGHT. We cannot
however demand wifdom where
1t is not.-And it is to be la
mented, that any order Of things
fhould have ariGen which ihould
have banilhed men Of talents
and patriotifm from the Coun-
ellis Of the Union and fupplied
their places with Madnlen and
Pretenders. Nevertheless, il
may afford fome matter for con
foiation, that " qUb0m GoD mtsnds
10 Gtqroy he fJR mate' mad"