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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-30
To the CREDITORS Of the late Grm Of
REARY I'OLER, TX. e CO.

GkNTLEmEN,
HAVING engaged in business that
think will support any family and myself,
nave made voluntary assignment OF the
debts due to the said firm Tor your benefit,
and haze left il in the care of .Iessrs. RO-
BERT q TEMPLE GWHTE{IJEY
TO be Delivered to whoever you, or majo-
.rity Of you may direct. am sorry the
sum assigned is so far insufficient to dis
Charge your several claims, but should Ibe
SO fortunate as ever to have it in my powe
to pay the balance, or make considerable
dividend among you, it will DC the proudcst
day OF my existence.
i am, gentlemen,
Yours, very respectfully,
HENRY .IOLER, JR.
Richmond, Dec. %, 1SDG. IN
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WANTED TO HIRE,
n Man G Woman Scream.

The man to be handy servant about a house
and store--tbe woman to know how to cook.
wash and iron.--Also,a small GIRL, about
twelve or fourteen years of age to be well
recommended for their sobriety and homes
ty ; for which liberal wages viii be given
Enquire at this Office.
December sd, 1906. r.
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For Sale,
by virtue of decd of trust, executed by
~ Samuel Adams, for the purposes there
in mentioned, the
Tract of Land

Whereon the said Adams now resides, w.
ing half a mile below Cumberland court
house, on the buckingham road. The stu
alton is good one fora publican or mocha
nic of any sort. The said tract contains
rs SD acres and is well improved, that is
to say, good Dwelling-House, Kitchen,
Stable, Garden, and sundry other nccessa-
ry improvements. The sale will take place
On the premises, on the 31st day of January
neXt-Cash will be required of the highest
bidder, by
SAMUEL HOBSoN, 7.-usfee.
Dec. 20, 1906. '.E ids
s. ~ The deed Of trust is of record in this
court. ). H.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-30

*~* TlCkETS in the Sec I'd
Class of the Wilson and Mary College Lottery
arc for sale at this office,
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RICHMOND PRICE CURRENT.
DIRECTED wKzxLY.)

DIRECTED wEExLr)
TOBACCO, SSs 10 36s - eAsB
WHEhT, 6s cd do.
ELoUR, su1etfHe, 36s - do.
EhoUR, b1e, 29s = do.
CoRN, 24o do.
HEHP, efean, (ferIoaJ G55 - do.
iRoN, ESQ - do.
RHcoH, none do.
FORK, 37s = do.
WaIsKxr Sc 81 do.
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Last received and for saie al This Office,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-03-11
BRITISH AMERICA.

=: SAINT JOHNS, Jan. 90.
ddmirnlty CGf.--on Wednesday lat, came
on IN the Court OF Vice Admiralty, at the city
hall, the hearing of the caufe of the floop Fai.
mouth, for fome time pan depending in fiat
court; the teRimony in the caufe was very ,yo-
luminous. and the arguments of the council
on both fdes very long and intereRing; and
the coart was attended by large and refpeda-
bic audience. ,...s.,
This fleops was.a foregn.noop belonging 70
citizens of the, u. States, and fcized in the
month OF. Oaeber .iaft. by the Union cutter,
under the direction. of; George Leonard, efo
superintendent of trade and fiiheries in North
America and a preventive officer 10 the fervice
of his majeay's euftoms in this province, having
taken her cargo,of platter Of Paris. on board
from AZ Britifh yti1dl, off Snug Cove, in the IT,
land of Campo Bello, IN the countyof Charlotte,
in this province, >, contrary TO the provilion of
the navigation ait land other ,Britifl1 laws of
trade. The loop and cargo were claimed by
EbeDezer Lock, the matter, upon the ground
that the .vaters IN which thcfe vefIcls were living
at the time the faid cargo was 70 laden were
either wholly within and belonged TO the, Uni
ted States, or were neutral, free or common
TO the veffels Of .bbtb nations, for the purpofe
OF trade and nayigstiop... "Wednesday and Fri
day were occupiedIh the hearing Of the caufe,
aud on Saturday hiS worihp William Botsford,
efq. Judge OF the court pronouaced his decree,
by which the iloop and her cargo are condemn.
ed and forfeited, Upon the ground that the place
in qucltion wherethe cargo was aden on board,
was on the Brtifh Gde of line drawn through
the waters between Campo-belo and Dudley
Islands, the latter Of which is in poTefIion Of
citizens of the u. States. The claim wa, diff.
mified but without cot, asst appeared in eyi.
dence that fuch trade had been pra6tifca for
fome years pait, with the knowledge and con.
tent of the culom-houfe officers of both 90.
yernments; and there appeared to be no inten.
ton of fraud on the part of the claimants,
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CORBET'S REMARKS.

4, This, if true, is very pleafns ntelIigenee and,
when 70 much Of detail is given, would hardly
fuppofe it poflbe TO be fafe, though coming out Of
Whitehall, had we not already read the bulletin Of
the l7th Of the far better part Of which this la bull
letin contains contradiction. Who would not have
thought from the bulletin Of the I7h that the battle
the I'd had been fought at H,De5sy, and tina, the
plies remained on the field Of battle Itnov sp-
pears however, that che battle Of the I'd wa, BEGUN
at Iseyifs, aud that the allies retrestsd tn k51v
dfance Of about 10 Engliih miles The aory 20 900
of French killed, Of Bonapare, being wounded, & of
his ProPofng an srrniniee, j, completely eou,radied
by this iscoud official bulletin and il is impnlible
not to receive even It's with great diarufi
when we hnd il acknowledging that the allies were
defeated the 3D. when the bulletin Of the 7,h had
rePreientsd them to have obtained a victory The
battle OF the I'd. endedin :" vtfosy;" but, IL being
impoiIlble 20 keep up the belief Of thar for any
length Of time, is, in the next bulletin allowed 10
have been defeat; hut, the fame time IL ar,
ferted, that the allies have now got a victory.
The account Of the battles If the Sd and 9TH, rels
as FAR as tsinteiigente goes upon the reoy1 Of az
EaLfafe, who, in all likelihood, knew what would
piesle the perion TO whom he made his report. But
allowing his report 10 have been correa really SAN
not fee, that much has been gaued by the allies ex
eept ~ Tep",afiop,--'rhst, indeed, is erea, deal
TO have JSrsf II ian barely to have fought a, ,he
nd of feueat,or rather runing away, Of Eve hua
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edG:1meie8.
Extra8 ofa letter from an Intelligent gentleman
at Calcutta, to Bis friend in Salem.

Extra8 ofa letter from an Intelligent gentleman
at Calcutta, to bis friend in Salem.
"Therr has been time fince we arrived here,
that the Treafury did not contain Jingle Gcca
rupee. Since which the Europe fhips have
brought out tome dollars but at prefent it
is not overllowing. The M,hratta war, and
the extravagance Of Lord Morrington, have
drained the Company Of cath, and their credit
does not ttstd 70 high as formerly. The up
country merchants are much opp6fed to taking
the Trsafnry Bills.
The Engiih have given up the idea of con.
qnering the Ni,hrattas at preient, as every cam
paisn has been unfuccefsful, and the lofs oi
troops particularly Europeans) has been i'm
nenfe. The enormous expence of conveying
troops 1000 miles up the Hoogly, which takes
nine months, and having to encounter with a
brave and hardy race Of people (fishting for
their country and liberty) has induced Lord
CORVALLIS to propofe terms of peace. 1t n
the determination of the Mahrattas, that ma re.
preventative from the company fhall ever retids
in their doaninions. They defpife the people
that have been f,bdued by the Euslifh, and
win not to own them as their countrymen."
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european Jntrliigenre.
PHILADELPHIA, March J..

A gentleman who arrived here yefterday
morning in the Eh'r Mary-AHn, in II days
from st. Kits, informs, that the fecond .Decem-
Der packet had arrived at Barbadoes with Lon
don news, (if he recoiletts right to the 23d Of
December, papers of which date had been re-
ceived at o. kits. containing the following
Important informatiHn,
+" That General Craig from Malta, with a.
bout 5000 Britifh troops, and 10000 Eua:aIs
from Corfu, had landed OR the Venetian terri
tory, turned the right wing Of MafIena's army,
who was purifying the Arch-Duke Charles; a
bloody action enfued, the French defeated, and
Ma1cna killed. That two RufTian armies, a.
mounting to 100000 men, had joined the En-
peror of Germany near Olmutz. That Bona
par,e, (whofe army were in great want of fup.
plirs) was retreating in the greateft confufion.
That the King of Pruf1ia had marched 4 large
army into Frauconia. And that comfortable
PrufIian force had joined the Britifh army in the
Electorate of Hanover"
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"'ON tosem"sy Ps0ten syaint the laid fieufe-
nant Lawitm commai'aer, and the, offie ers ami
ieamen OF the cutter Atonis, belonging to hi.
Britannia Majeay. for taking OUT of he fa;d
ichooner coro'o,nan and irrprsfIing he Js;d
Thomas S'mp:on. and OBTAINING him ON board
OF the fai,l cutter Adonis, and all other nrrfon.
whom It doth concern. for rcfNfine To diff h,r.,.
and return the faia Thomas Simpfon, 20 rho
faid ichooner Corotoman, as well ON thu. mar,
and behalf of the owners Of the faid G.h,. p
as of them the faid David Polk, Ben;,n;,, IT..
zlegrove, and Thomas Symptom, for All i,,,.s
damages, expenfes, delays and prejudice wb;c,
they, or either of them, have or hath fililaed
luae!ed or received or fl,all or may hereafter
fuftain, fuffer or receive, from or by means -
the prentice. -
In tsaimony e.h.rsef The faid deponsn,.
M nave nereunto inbfcribed their names, and /
the taid Notary have fet my hand and affixed
the zeal of my office, the day and year frf a.
bove written.
Dapid Polk, B.n;. po.s.
0eny :" 11aS1esToat: Notary Public
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'DonrrGis JntsIIigrnte.
NORFOLK, Feb. %.

NONFOIN, Ftb. -.
BY recent ae of.ihc Britifh parliament, re-
'Pechng prizes, tits among other things ensced
That in all cafes of appeal from the vice-ad.
mira|ty courts, that the proceeds f,aii be paid
to the regirtcr of the court, and to be by him,
and the parties concerned, RENTED to truftees
IN London, named, one By the captor, and one
BY the claimant, to be inyefted IN government
iecgrities, Until final dcciGon. This will oh
V'ate one great Inconvenience experienced here
tofore by our citizens, who after an expgnfivs
proccfs, and getting favourable decree, often
found the ciptors, aai their fcuri,ies infaE
vent. Ledgey.
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From CoB6ets'5 R.sjRtr, Dee. 81.

The government bulletin, Of the 10th, was
much of the fame ftamp az the former--al bear
h, bat that hearfay fublimatcd into Official
authenticity by the manner Of communicating
Il to the public.
"Oficial advices from Hamburg, Of the 18th,
Gate, that an efafette paffed through that town
on the 18th from Berlin, bearing the details of
the battle between the allies and the French, in
Moravia. The event was not accurately known
TO his najcfty's miniter at Hamburg, but he
learned, that though the centre Of the allies
was defeated on the Cd, they had renewed the
battle op>the Sd, and that it lated duriog the
whole of the 4th, and probably into the sth {,
and that the tide of fuccefs turned completely
in favor of the Rufians. Nothing could exceed
the enthuiafm Of Joy at Berlin, on learning
that the emperor Alexander was fate, after diff
playing the mott tranfcendant heroifn. Co
vernment have alto received advces from ayeE
Se9a6it quarter, detailing many particulars,
the fun of which feems to be, that on the ed
the French attacked the allies on their march;
that they directed their whole efforts againft
the centre, which not being formed when the
attack commenced, they fucceeded in defeat.
ing, after bloody conaiS of feveral hours, in
which the centre loft the whole of its cannon /;
that the allies reiterated from the field of WIZ
chau, and did not feem to have been followed
by the French, 70 that the emperor Alexander.
who had difplayed the mott determined courage
on the cd, renewed the battle on the Sd and 4th |:
and by his ardent foTtitnde and example tarn-
cd the fortune of the conteft in favor of the
Rufans. He rode through the mott tremen-
doss fire, calling out to the army, "aiaory or
death ' which was returned by ordinations
from his troops that tbey neq,er zvonld fo,jake
tbrir emperor" The Ruflians, having loft their
artillery on the Cd, were during the following
days ordered to fight with the fword and bayo-
net and the final refult was, that the empe-
ror recovered all his cannon, and the whole
ground he had loft. The French were driven
from the field beyond Auftertz, (where the
battle OF the Cd commenced) and afterwards
retired behind the Swartz, with their left at
Brunn and their right at heidelberg. Nod
tails have been received of killed and wounded
on either fde."
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House. OF REPRRsENTArIYEs.
REPORT.

re committee on public lands, to quJom evos ~.
trrrrd " retaliation Of THE ootb offauuary Inn.
di-edtng an enquiry into tbe essediency ofaro,
hiding by harv far. THE LEGAL adiudicat;on NJ
ehaf'n5 to land, Et mp BY perio1s in .,;rtu. NJ
bn-ebnHf5, or tranJteyy from burebafr, of,b.
On'fea States, bre1uout to tie e,uanati2n Of
grants maer their authority.
REPORT:
That between original purchafers thev b,v.
heard OF but one inftance of conflicting claims.
nor do they believe it is probable that anv q,
thers nave, or will occur. Neither have thew
heard of more than one difputc between ,bof.
claiming lands by virtue of transfers from mr.
chaiers under the U. States, but controversies
OF TINS decription are not of nature 20 exclude
the probaoliity that others may exiR, of which,
however, the committee have not been infirr,.
ed. No doubt they will become more freouent
IN future, in proportion as the number of der.
fons, holding under purchafes made of the II. s.
become greater.
The committee, therefore, would deem The
evil OF fufhcient importance to fjuRify them in
recommending fome provifon being made by
law Ton granting relief againf its operation. IL
fuoh prorifion does not already exif. Ifparties
TO thote controversies cannot before the enrana-
ton OF grants, refort TO courts of iuf,ice and
Obtain from them an aijuftment of their dir.
putes, " mutt be afcribcd either to the want os
Iurlidi2tioa, to the want of rule of decifion,
or to want OF = mode of proceeding appii.
cable to the nature of the rights which are cor.
tehed.
OfcCntroverlies arifng under the laws oftfe
u. Scr bttwecn citizens of different oates the
courts of the u. s. have as ample iurifiie(on as
II IS ~ the power of Congrefs TO give then.
OF controversies between citizens of the fame
ftae, and not ariiing under the laws ofthe u, 6,
the deciiioH muIi be left to the fate tribunals.
There can never be want Of rules of deciGior
becaDie the laws under which the right is claim
cd mutt always fGrnilhthe rules by which TIA
validity will be determined, and no others can
be iubitituted in their place.
as to the modes Of proceeding in the courts
OF juftice, the committee are impreGed with an
opinion, that they are not lefs applicable TO con.
troverlies airing between parties before, than
they are to controversies ariling between nar.
ties after the enanatioa of the grants.
They can conceive of 10 right which will
not be made efe6lnal, and no wrong which viii
not maze its remedy according 20 the mode of
proceedings IN courts OF law ard equity.
The committee, therefore, are induced 90
iuonit II as their opinion, that it would not be
ekped',ni 20 make any new or additional pro.
yiIion, hy law. for the adiudic alton Of claims,
idch as are Gated III the refoIution referred to
them.
We have frequently had occaaon to notice
the oo:o-i'"s ignorance of the Britilb pewspa.
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IAutenan,s-.-3 killed wounded. Of Friga,es
~ killed 8 wounded.
Ole of the bea Officers in the spanifh Service
The dungeons Of the fortrefs Of the SpsseJ:-g, n,
Morava. where Bonaparte had his head quarter,
at the date of the la,ct a~ees. the place where
Bs",r0sV!. Ca~n' and the other deputies that were
feized by D.n'0Hrit., were confined by the emperor
Of Germany.
The command of Italy i, now veaed in Hf.nss
who formerly commanded in Egypt.
Manena mu0 have croiI.d the brave, and APP
preached Vienns :. the route direa for that city
from Clagenf,Ith was eightdays march nearer than
chat which the archduke Charles took through Cra-
otis. ..
The nett advees from Europe, mould they be from,
London or Paris as late as,he oOth Of Jsnuary may
bring accounts of the coronation of king of Poland
and it would not be at all fmprfng to US to hear
that the archduse Charles was inveed with the i'm
perial diadem torn from the brow of Franei. y.
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BoRon, Feb. IS.

We have been favored with CoBBErr's Poll
teal RICHTER to the 2Ift of December. This
paper is now the mott fpirited and jealous anti.
ininifterial print, pubifhed in London. The
editor does not appear to have confidence in 4
ny intelligence unfavourable to France, after
endeaSoring TO leifen the faith Of the public in
the bulletin of the Britifh government, dated
on the nth of Dec. (which has been printed in
BoRon) he proceeds to give another Bulletin,
from the fame fource, i(Ined ON the 10th OF
that month; and attacks j. as he did the for
mer.
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BERMUDA. alias }
Soner's In.u,,is,


year Of our Lord one thoufand eight hundred
and FIX, before the honorable and right wor.
ihipful WILLIAM TEERITr, doctor of laws,
commiiiary and Judge of the court of vice
admiralty in the faid illands of Bermuda, and
alto to hear and determine all and all manner
of cauies and complaints, as to fhips and
goods ftized and taken as prize, Especially
contributed and appointed in the feifions
houfe, at the town of Saint George, in the
iid iilands of Bermuda. Prefent John Lew.
is, deputy rsglGer.
Ship Columbian Packet, Puruel Warrington,
maiter.-Our fnvereisn lord the king, again(t
the r: thip and goods, taken and fixed by his
maJcisy's fchooner of war, the Whiting, where.
of lieut.. ohm Orkncy is commander, add bro't
to the port of Saint George. in the faid illands
of Bermuda, and alto againlt Purnei Warrington
the matter, and claimants of the fad hip and
CARGO
Harvey prayed the claim by him given to be
admitted, and the fhip and cargo to be reitored
as claimed, with COTS, denurraee. and expen-
ces. Eten prayed the faid claim to. be re-
Jeeted, and the faid fhip and cargo to be con-
denned.
The judge. having heard the faid claim and
proofs read, and advocates on both fides there
on, directed that further proof of the property
OF the laid hip and cargo Except one trunk
marked G. w. con6gned to Geryais Wallet, in
Ph'lad. and one box marked IWF. containing A
few bottles Of fnuff, of which the Judge decreed
reftltution with the content of the attorney.
generar fiould be produced BY the claimants
IN eight months from the date hereof; with H.
betty alto to the captors to bring ia further
proof, by invocation of papers from the cafes of
the Zulema and the Eugenia, in the court of
vlce-admiralty at Halifax.-The Judge further
directed, that the claimant fhould within the
lame time adduce further proof upon the fol-
lowing points -
FIF-Of what colony or country the out
ward carsoes were the growth, produce or
| manufacture.
Sesond--Under what certificates were the
fame admitted to an entry in the ports of France,
and whether liable to foreign or reduc ed du.
ties.
Tbird-What are the French laws upon this
fubjeet, and what limitations are impofed upon
| the return cargoes.
(Signed)
JOHN LEWIS, dep. reg.
true copy-attef
JOHN LEWIS, deputy regiitel.
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TIC fOhr'wtng mon cXtNaofduary mi etIbcI.
tary order wax 'stely made in Bermuda. a copy
of which was tent by gentleman in that illand
to his friend in this place.
The cafe or the Columbian Packet was thus /:
She went from the United States to Bor.
tesux. AMI WIS captured on her return voyage.
ANY comment upon the principles which are
embraced in this order is fuPerhuous, they are
fuch as never Can, nor never will he fubmitted
to, and will not we truf, be countenanced by
the tribunals in England; if they are, there is
N end to all neutral rights.
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IN SENATE OF THE U. STATES.
February 90, 1906

February 90, 1906. =:
Mr.. HDhMs, from fbe committee 10 sr,lo,,yrL,:
referred, TIE bin, TO pr-venf fht ob,,e otSts..
Pria,lege5 and ima9uifies e,,joyed JT ssy.,g,,'
nmi3rrs aoithn tbe United Slater !; 1l,soisti.
TIE fame svitb TIE foiiosy;po-- Z 90.
AAfENDNENT. -, -
SEC. ~ Hnd Be II further e,.a.9.A. That ,vEs,r
ever the Prehdent of the u. States, n, M. pnda
The authority of t'relaws Of nations and i,e III.
ACT. lend any foreign an,baTadot, inin;f, ~ ,r
other perfon 'aforeE.ic, &, oElpd;nc. -, =.
to his fovereigh, he FAIL iliue hi. warrant in :.
ny officer, civil or military. uader the a1th 80.
ty at the United States, commanding HIM ~,
provide tor the departure of the E,id amh,ir.
DOR m'n'iter, or o:her berfbn As af,refaid. in
offending taking due precautions to avoid al
improper or unneo e!Tafy violence in ex.cu,;,;,,
WARRANT. And al OFF ers, civil and .rnil;,ass
ry, under the authority of the United S,,tr.
are 'required to be obedient to fach warrant.
F 60, February 26, 1906.
Mr. MfTcHkLk. from The committee es5o;;;,.J 80,
fhr j"eie3, /ubnitted to tbe con- aerufion of th.
Sen0fe, a REPORT on tSo)e parts Of tb, ,,,.u,o
r,nS from the merchants Of Me4v.Y an.
foe to0mber Of commerce in Nesv-Ha1e,.
so6'eS relate to prozidingo further navai ar.
"amen' for tbe public defence. :
In addition to the ftrone reafons uro.d :,
.noie TWO memorials, the committee refer IN IN.
prehdents mefiage ofthe Sd day of Dec rb.t
isit' informing Congress that confiderable nro.
vihon had been made under former authorize,
or materials for Gonfruetiug fhips of war. TIM,
theie were on hand, and fsbjea to the viii ne
the Legislature; and TO two COMMUNICATED
from the iecr'tarv of the navy, dated Decemh.r
10th, and gift, 1906, giving information ,hs.
large tupples of timber, cannon, conn.r. .nS
other valuable materials for that obiea. had been
already bought and paid for.
Calculating the moderate appronr;,,;,,
which will be reqnired to augment TO a vers
respectable degree the naval force of the nation.
contemplating ths infnlts and .depredstions
committed by foreigners near our coaits. and n,
the very mouths, of our mott :freeuented b,r-
bors; and eliminating the protection and fec,,-
rIty to the territory Of. the natios, and 70 ,h,
perions and propertyof it's citizens, by an en-.
arsement of the means Of maritime defence.
the committee recommend an adoption of the
following refoihtion, TO wit =.
That it is expedient to make, proyiiion bx
law for the appropriation of any balance which
may remain unespended ofthe Mediterranean
fund, to the purpofe of building nnips of the
line, under the direction ofthe PreGdent of the
United States, agreeably 70 the provifions of
the act of February 25th, 1899.
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datigxa, Dee. S, 1905.

Capt. Hitchcock from Curacao. informs, that
on Jan. e5th. in the Mono Paffaee, he was
boarded by three French men OF war, one of
them mounting "a guns, and 1000 men, one of
ITO guns, and another of so. They reported
that they were waiting TO be joined by fleet of
defined againt jamaica, reipeeting which Inland
they made many enquiries a. to its fsrenrtb.
and the force by which # was protected, sc.
(Negv6uyport pat.J
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-03-11

Eight Br,ifh ,ips have been captured and fen, in.
to the River Of Plate They mounted 1874 guns, and
had on board 40 men, and 1886 1aves, dry goods,
&c. Spaniih friga,e wa, lot on Englh Bank.
River plate, and 500 Peron, periihcd
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