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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-10-10
JOHN KFLSO.
Cumberland, Angxa Ie.


7bemle oftbe nboz,e probsrty is unavoidable
peaPoaed until Monday ~ December, svben there
evN be 100 acres /ozved in qvheat. ut the lane
time, svi9 o6er FIR Eaie, IL Of, Is Hkeiy Ne.
eRoEs. part far elG and on a credit oJflo montb,,
my Stock. Grap, Hog'sbolI furniture AMI farm.
ing u'exfG.
-ADo on IAcfaay 9tb December on ibr prrmi-
yes, TIE pr2bery in Games 7'ozOu, oecnbisa b.
Aii1i5. James Dick ard E las Brooks, con-
rEFtHg Of tt0o 0crt5, evitb a Store HonG, era
nary and Stable, a Dzoeiling -Honis, Kitchen g
Smofr-toHfe, al liz good repair and aiwoR nezv
TIE ?tuafiOn for a merchant is not inferior TO q
ny "a TIE upper country, ftaated on dobOnsait0x,
and III as inds3eedenf a neig5borbaod as any IN
Pi'Gi7i0. TIE payments 7vW be made 10 Gdi fbe
p@rcbaltr. JOHN XELSO.
N: b. dry offbs 06OOe property, qvWt he dij-
Polea efPriVatrIy, and eonfacrabIe .1iiioaut a =
.'red FIR ce,i5.
Srpsemosr 20. e0.etbD.
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AFRAID WELTON, TjwRce.
4.
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A BARGAIN

Jan. 90.
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R:m Gtsatrc.

The public are respectfully informed that in eonje-
Fdcuee OF preparations for NEW COMEDY, in
ieensSy' &c. there viii be TO performance Until
ri, Forming, F,5rpa,y st5. 800
When viii he pTsfentet for the frlt time in Virginia
aCoMRDY, ("f'nen by George Coleman ru
author OF Jonn Ball, Poor Genrrnli, &c &c. &c
and now performing in Cotton aud Charieaon, with
diiiiaguih=ti appiauie) caiI'd
WHO WANTS A GUINEA.
(THt EPHOGUE. TO re SPOKEN BY
MIS-. YLLMOTI
To (which zUM be 0dde9,
MISS IN HER TEENS, OK,
A MEDLEY OF Lovers.
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where Mr.. VIM. Fenwiek formerly reiided, neat
Rockets.
more particular deferpton i, deemed nnnecefa-
~, the property intended Tor fae being we'll known
to mon perion' reiiding in Richmond or the neigh
bourhood-and it s prefumed any pet1on inclined to
purchae, will examine it-for which purpofe the keys
OF both Tercmeuts may be had by applying to Gale
60, Richard, < Co who will give any further infor-
NATION thar may be wifhed.
Terms Of fsle, approved eudorfed notes negotiable
~ the bank Of Virginia, at Q, Is, and 90 months.
The legal title 20 I've retained Il the purehafe money
ispaid, or Deeds Of Trua to be executed by the pur7
chaiers as may be agreed on.
CALICO, RICHARDS, &. co,
February s. tdi
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"a ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

On Tr.j5dy NE sS0eab day Of H1a,eb rcxt 7riRbeof-
JydJor E'ie, BY Pashs aadion, at he Eagle 7avfy7
in he city Of Rhbmoadi br /ohoayiag VeiaeEie pro-
eeyty.
TOUR half acre LOTS, adjoining each other,
j forming what il ufually called a fquare in the
city of Richmond and deicribed in the plan of fad
city by the numbers i5i, 152, $50 and 100.
Thefe Lots command beautiful profpe6is of the river
and in every rePea well worthy the attention of
perions dilpofed to build.
The BRICK STORE or LUMBER HOUSE f.
;uate on the ftreet which leads from the main nreet
10 Richmond to Shoekoe INFECTION, about 80 feet in
breadth and about 81 feet in length more or lefs-
being part Of the property formerly owned by Mr..
VIM. Fenwick, and lying between the building now
occupied by MFR. George Watt and tina, owned by
MIR. Marcus floan.
The MriIuag- or TENEMENT ard parcel If
ground containing one and half acres more or l,f,.
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P%m. ma. hereafter rn the
forwarded 10 s ou as Ssf sss sc h nA
/ ,s., - resommao June ass. N' '-
penalty sasnsa; nnn +o .B.d
s sse assa sl body ss s a.sas
3 sssaa a "as ssS. a @ 5 a 4 1s
allowed % my % a%a the
conn %'%@ Ss a s s 4 rec u @
and a.e hHf mae BY
@ @ @ "s E s s,s a s @ before l ~, :
a5s ssi H of 'h: 1s s (which ssa ssf @
as s% ssS fa. p"sv a rsa 5en
fm am. by an d.sr wholly , the
sss ss%a ssy y h s a s % % ] The
,ss
%sS we roGeg therein M e
Ssd by motion i Sh @saa PRO
ns a.S dh sss S the s S Email eaE %
forfeiture @
@ aek we f s s BE as S. that nothing ha
h aas mes"sa fame se N %5s t15s
General asw s s1 the s%a hfh
formerly G m " bs o' bee a, ss ss cafes VIII
@ pn mas o a 1pp%ing them according The
t po .a WITH from his arrival nneh a
nsbod G1 s M f sf9ng re S5 c:Tt
vsc in the oa of iu % s wss
the next n nree judy to grant iGan<ors and
the March 1907
do ss s" 1 1 n. cs ss1s law oyn 5p
S S 11 s"" y4a. militia
%as s d %ss r May s T R "S @s
a %ss' i sns% ny '
cents e 2dIaH;
delivering v a to @
atRa. annn ~ into aPn s 20 dol
s sq"nlo" reign I than s6
IL. Concerning This keeping
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Whereas, ny the contribution Of Virginia, all law,
5asii originate in the Houle of Delegates to be APP
proved or rejected by the Senate, or to be amended
with the content of the Houfe of Delegates except
money bills, which in no inaance nall be altered by
che Senate, but wholly approved or rejected -
And whereas, 4 bill aPpropriating the revenue is
an,oney bill;
Reiolved therefore, unanimously, AS the opinion
of this hout that the fenate have no power to
a bill approPriating the revenue.
No member s'ossii fbe neea.iv..
Ordered, That Mr.. Smyth (of wy,he) do ac-
quaint the Senate that this houe have agreed to the
above preamble and rclouton
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5a.eg 1T ductiun.

VIII he fold to the higher bidder for ca!ll, at
me Vsnduc O'fice of the fuhfcrihers, on
tuyidny the 18th inf. for the benefit of the
Underwriters and others concerned
a CHfF Of CUTLERY, marked K. G. No. Q,
= damaged on hoard The nip George, capt.
Ezra Towns, from Liverpool.
TAYLOR & Bows, V. M.
tSOruaFY 6. (tdsN
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49, 80

nrED, on Thurtlay lah, after a very lone and
painsrl illenfs Ma. WtLL1AN BRYAN, Merchant of
this place, aged s. years. He was an affetaionate
hutband and father and good matter. For unda-
WAITING rectirrde of principle he exceed by none
and the urbanity of his manners, infpired refpea
IN all who knew him. He has left an afee ionate
wife and an infant daughter regrer his death.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-02-06

We have thought il proper to extract from
The Journalist the houfe of Delegates the two
different eliminates of our revenue /; the one
furniihed blythe Committeeof Finance, the other
offered fubftitute in the houfe; the one find
ing deficiency in our revenue of 1884 dolls.
90 cents; the other a furplus OF Isl ,ool dolls.
50 cents; the one recommending an increafe of
orr taxes, and the other attempting to fhow,
that our prefent revenue is more than equal
TO our preient expenditures. Perhaps no ins-
jet has 70 deeply occupied the attention of the
pretent Legislature rs the fyitcm of finance and
none is 10 little undcrfood throughout the com
mon'eeath. Let the cafe be fairly brought be-
fore the people!
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-02-06
WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE LOT.
Terry.
EIGHTH DAY.

Prize of 500 dols.--No. 66oe.
Prizes Of 5 dols.-Nos. Q ~ l5s 994 90
44o5 1881 1918 $3.50 s467 1900 1888 9277 24ol
6873 1888 sos Gol7 1851 1896 1920 1853 27o4
1860 $50 1874 1861 -io3 C75s 7i7o 52I4 27ss
4o77 s4l5 1891.
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NINTH DAY,

Prizes of IS doIs,-Nos. i34 $50 s9e 4o2 a46
15l $3.50 o74G 146o 5726 1923 1859 e9Hs 5csS
800 1883 1909 1000 1857 5o3I 1907 eG73 244S
97i2 6f34 sao4 1880 1899 1899 1903 1880 1904
oslo 1887 5sf2.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-02-06

There can be no doubt that the Virginia Le-
yirlature will adjourn its feGion on this day.
It's FELTON, would have clofed fooner but for
ABOLITION between the two houfes, respecting
the constitutional right of the SeHate to amend
IN appropriated, bill, VIII en- paiied by the Houfc
OF Delegates. On this topic, as we'll as on the
general sf5s9 and proceedings of the prcient
Legislature it may not be altogether ufelcfs
10 offer fome few observations. Thofe being
diimiiied, we fhaii drop the curtain for the
preient upon the Virginia Legislature.
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IDe enquirer.
RICHMOND, 6fb FEBRUARY.
DIPLOMATIC CHANGES.

1t is ftated, that in confqueucs of the infult-
ing epRle of the Marquis Yrujo, the PRECEDENT
has forbidden him his houie, and the fecretary
of fate has ordered him to leave Warrington.
This may Be true.
1t is ttated, that in confequence of Gen.
Srtnttrong's letter TO the French Government
III the cafe of Nicklin and Griffith, the adni-
nifration has ordered him to return home, and
has at all events given him a fevcrc reprnand.
Tbs TOO may be true.
tits itared that Aaron Burr has been appoint
ed .miniRer p'enipotentiary, to tire court of
St. James's and 81. Cloud. 7his cannot Be
trGs.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-02-06

NEIL M.COULt
! J Is received, BY the late arrivals from London
: 4 aid Liverpool, his ulual fupply Of FALL IL
WINTER GOODS.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-02-06

Continuation eftbe titles efal7s eta pyiza.e and
local na:@r', PgDli9 during the present aDim-
BIZ.
II. Supplementary to the a6t concerning the
mutual aiiurance fociety againft fire &c.
70. Authorizing the superintendent ofthe ma
nufattory of arms, to receive apprentices in
behalf of the fate.
IS. To pay the officers ofthe prefent Gene
raj Afiembly for their fervices.
~. Authorizing mill dams to be ereGied over
Monongalia river.
IS. Concerning the James River company.
76. To amend an aGt for more fftG1ualy
preventing obfruttions o the pailage of fin in
James River SC.
II. Sufpendng an execution againt Benia-
min and Edward Branch, administrators of Ben
jaain Branch.
7s. To relinquifh to Elizabeth Smith, wife
OF William Smith, the right of the common
wealth to certain lands.
70. Providing for the appointment of collec-
tors of certain taxes in Tazewell and Lee.
so. Authorizing Andrew M'Intre, to erect
mill dam acrofs the mouth of Symptoms
creek.
81. To provide more effeaually for the coll
lection of the taxes.
50. To appropriate the public revenue.
TIE 7arsi remain as beretofare, and are as fol-
iozvJ, zig.
On lands, for every 100 dollars value ac-
cording to the equalizing law, 90 AZ
On every fave above IL years old, ex-
cept thofe exempted as heretofore, 90 "a
On every Aud horfe and jack ais, twice
the price Of the feafon.
On all Other horles, mules mares and
colts for each, 90 10
On every ordinary lcenfe, l2 SO
On every wheeled riding carriage ex-
eept phaetoHs and Gage Wagons, per
wheel, o5
On every phaeton and ftage Wagon per
wheel, 90 "a
On every other riding carriage, with
two wheels per wheel 90 4s
On lots and houfes in town, for every
100 dollars Of the rent Sc
On every merchant telling by wholefale
and retail, for each fore, 10 90
On evry retail merchant for each Rore, Is 90
On every hawker and pedlar, 20 90
Nn5'5er If G1iEfia in TIE Comnorzvealtb Of tirpini1
trim fran IL =aa@a! Fn4,n jor i5s yrar 1905
Infantry 1858
Cavalry s433
Artillery 1865
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1"S.fnfF;s G9"' "9""-
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this
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Lens' h aReGd
time willie
et and verify believes that
o"Ss when the deb Of the
the creditor
any Ee the debtor hal
the
ons @ OF attachments. but execution han
demned
payable Inc aha telling h goods m take
amount OF MS
bono the the defendant;
pay the debt r
A the bond or 5n;ahgn the plaintiff yd
ooIf
any nagrae OF the
the pnt h deovuea the true amount
goods OF the defendant d..
% 70 enquire into the true due
e1aH facts ni and
wnen the goods take by virtue attachment by
the M Immediately (nsgo auf be
dfude
Jury IND Tor the plaintiff the
ncamnngh
nDn gnng ball. provided that
fGa%s f~Bs%s Gs I T [ss G IL. aPan" g"'a@
npted
metz. eat "Peaor Phke
dolls Tor each hoghe
o Store
t 9d & the penalty 10 dorPr Habeto the @
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WILL BE SOLD,

TO thc biF6eR hitter, fo, ready ,1onty, on tbe
l7b ftbiI NINTH. far tie pwboe IF f7t;tf;-
iTg nc 1afa7ee Of n Ae6t due from Ed,nnad
LaFg 10 Nathaniel Bs'yaum and .Toba Sbep.
lard
\ IL that part Of Lot number thrty-fve,
Il A~ilh the improvements thereon living on
The Main-ftreet in this city, and nearly oppoGte
The Court-houie, which was conveyed by nv
feIf and wifeto Edmund Lacy, and by the faid
L7cYto me, in truit for the purpofe of fatisfv.
ing the debt above mentioned and expspces of
executing the truIt. The part to ba fold con-
ians thirty-fx feet four inches in front.
JOHN TURNER, 7rRRee.
February 6. f.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-02-06

Operations oftbt Rrginia Manyfaaery ofarmJ.
1t appears from a very accurate and detail
ed ltatement furnifhed by the superintendent of
that inititution-that in the year ending with
the 3oth of November, sos, the following ar
tcles have been manufactured, and at the pri-
ces annexed to each
DoN5. Ctr. NM.
2I95 mufkets with bayonets, 10 81 each
Eli piftos for cavalry car
rying mufket cartridge, SO
629 fwords for do. 5 90 Q
10 iron fcabbards, 45
$50 fet tips for leather do. 81
So rifles, I6 10 r
Beiides various parts of arms, in a fate of for
wardnefs, but not yet completed.
Thnsit will be feeH :ha; + ;Ti;iisei of hyperion
quality, COTS only o dolls. ninety one cents, &
two mills.--Thofe procured before the eta
b'iihment Of the armoury, cot on an average
thirteen dollars and fifty cents, and were of We
~ inferior quality.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-02-06

Since the nftitntion went into operation four
have returned for new offences.
Balance againft the in(titution lah year.
from its interior opera Dolls. Ct5.
tons, 26sl SO
Expenie OF guards fer conveying cri-
E1inals from the diftrit tails
to the Peritentiary, in the year
1905, soss AZ
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-22

BRITISH WEST-INDIES.
BARBADOS, AUG. II

BARBADOS, AUG. IL
Sir R. Strachan's fquadron, fall
ed from Carliile Bay this day. They
have been conitantIy employed, 6nce
their arrival, in receiving flores aud
provi6ens, and gave an unexampled
intance in watering, having complet-
ed II0I tons in II hours, at Mar
tindale'S old efablllhed tanks. The
Ad. feemed particularly anxious for
the fhips to weigh, and viGted.each to
Aaften them /; it was imagined that he
had received fome intelligence which
occaGoned the buftle that has prevail
ed all the morning. This however,
is all conjecture, although fome &C
counts have been received in town
through other channels, that Almatz's
fquadron, which we lately ftated was
expected at Martinique, is momently
looked for there, advices having been
received by ViHibet of their having
left Toulon on the 10th June, for the
purpofe of forming a junction with
Guillomez off the coat Of America,
as they intimate, mo doubt as a frat
agem to miaead our cruizers, altho'
there is much reafon TO believe, that
not only Almatz is expected a; Mar
Unique, bur the return Of Guillomez
alto it being undtraood here, that
moorings have bean laid down in
Fort Royal bay for large feet, and
general requifton Of bread laid on
the bakers, and comfortable depots Of
proviions formed for them.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-22

was greatly crowded, many could NOT
get in who anxiouay wiihed to; |
concluded il would be extremely
difficult if not impofIlblc TO provide a
feat for me therefore replied, We
were ordered out by Mr.. Smith, TO
itay out until he faid or fhoule figni-
fy to US we might come in. So he
faid, 20 | underRood him and 70
have invariably reprefented it to all
who have enquired of me concern
ing tive tarried about ten mi
nutes longer, but hearing nothing
from MIR. Smith, being almoit over
come by itanding 70 long in the heat,
/ faid / would return.
God grant we may all meet and
dwell eternaIly together in his Tenn
pie above the fkies.
JUDAH CHAMPION.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-22
French West-Ipdfd Squadron.

~ Jerome Bonaparte's fquadrex has fuller
ed much in the late gales, the following l. tho
lzteff account Of il ~
LEole, IA, La Croix, have arrived in
I he CheTapeake, flowed in by two American
veiFels, being totally di:nalled. lie Pauiote,
~, Crom, in the Cheispsak-,Le ValeuFeuis,
40, in the Delaware.
lie Foudroyant, 50, lie Veteran, a, Le
Cahard mot Majeltic, as called in foiae cflhe
papers, IA, and L'IqEEsqr, IA, are ltilI mir
fng. lie ReguIus, \. VI sndl lie PRECEDENT, "A
have NOT been fpoks .ysFhse the gales.
! Letters from Lordon, fay that mr. 1ioarof
our nunilier, would embark for the United
States, in Augrf,--ir is tine lie ihould be
uPsn the ground if he intends to be or next
PRECEDENT
A term Of the Supreme Judicial Court corr
menced at NsrtbamefH, on Tuefday lat, FL
Honor Chief Juitics Parsons PFelded
Mr.. Te7rrjsa's Essaony- = The TanJi4a En-
vov and fute, has failed FOR home in vsifsl
chartered by our government. II Is fad his
5iaek milton has colt the u 5. fzrO 6szlysS ~
iarr per week, ever 6ace Iis a-EiFall
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-22
@ t5e @aiis.

faort tine face We published an account
of the treatment which the Rev, 1Ir. CHAM
iIos, received from one Jefeph I. Smith, a
democratic committee man, FOR the celebra-
tioz Of the 18th Of July, 1875, which day, by
The by, the sxelsfye frisnis Of tbs people in Con.
re6ficut, for certain worthy considerations,
conmemorated or the 9Th Of Auguf. Saith
has given, what, he fays, is true account
of his coudud, on that day, butt is an old
laying. that be who feals, will not be
backward in denying it,
Smith, on fleeing aatemrnt Of his rude and
barbarous treatment Of the vsarra5ls and arcf
Clergyman, pubhlhes contradiction Of il,
thereby adding falfehood to infult.-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-22
PETERSBURG, SEPT. Q

Young Swinry (by whole means
it was fuppofed the venerable Judge
Wythe was deprived Of exiftence
had his trial before theDiRria Court
laf "Wednesday on an indictment for
murder, and was acquitted. On
Thurlday he was tried upon an IN
dittment for forgery, and found gull
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-22

further details Of the dreadful efects
of the late gale-on the inner edge
of the Gulf captain Sites fell in
with large fhlp of 600 tons, diff
matted /; fhe was one Of the Jamaica
feet, Of $50 fail, which paiied Ha-
vannah early in laa month-oaPt. S.
took the fhip in tow, but was after
wards fallen in with by loop of
war who took out the people and
burnt the veGel !; the lecond mate
and one feamen belonging to the
flip, and who had concealed them
felves, are now on board the Packet (;
they fate that from the obfervations
which they made, at leait one half Of
the fhips competing that feet mutt
have been funk, wrecked or defroy-
ed 2 people only were faved from
one of the fhips which funk near
them land in the midft of the gale
another lhip took fire and blew Up,
exhibiting a fcene awful in the ex-
irene. On Saturday Taft, capt. Sites
fell in with the brigl Ann, capt.
Cory, from this port bound for Ha-
wanna, completely difmaRed they
had got up july MATS, and were
making the bet of their way for this
Port-capt. Sti,es fupplied them with
fail. We derive this intelligence
from the pilot, who brought the
Packer in laf evening, further details
may be obtained when the vefel
comes up to town.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-22
sEpr. "a

Yefferday morning fmart firing
was diRindly heard in town, from
the fouthward and eafward. Those
who heard it, fays that there mutt
have been an engagement off Long
I1and, as feveral broadGdes were
fired.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-22
MIRANDA

intelligence from Caracas, confirm TIE
tate OF cur unfortunate countrymen, who had
been taken by the Spauiards Miranda law
ing landed at coro, on the Maine, was enga-
ged by the SPaniards, defeated and compelled
10 re embark
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-22


Capt. WHITBY, Of the Leander
was fometime fnce fuperceded in
the command Of the nip Nv CAPT.
HUMPHRY, from England. he IL.
ander fails for England between this
date and the oath init. Capt. ~
goes pafcnger in her, and a Aria
enquiry is to be made lnto,the unfor-
tunate occurrence CT New-York.
He is permitted to take home faeht
officers as he may think necffary I,
bring forward " his defence
" In His Majelty's InifruQions ID
Flag Officers, Captains, &c. &c, "a.
ted on the 29th Of May laa, End
the following paragraph ::
Representations having bcsa
made, that Neutral Ships are frc.
quently detained upon frivolou,
grounds, you are hereby further re-
quired and directed nor to nlterrum
any lhips under neutral flags engaged
in trade not probibised by law, exc:g.
upon proof, or ftrong ground Of pTs.
fumption, chat the flip orthe goods
belong to Ills Majeay's enemies, and
you are particularly to bear in mind,
that neutral veaels conveying cargoss
between this country CEngland anI
the ports of The enemy, carry with
them ftrong prefumPtion, that the
property is either on Britifh or rea-
tral account, and engaged in legal
trade His Majelly having, in conGd-
Grafton Of the prefent fate Of COM
merce, been pleafed to allow thar
trade to be carried on bv Britith
and neutral fubjects- 1t is therefore
proper that luch trade fhould rafer
as little interruption as poGble.
Signed, " H. NEAL,
{" RUSSELL,
I" kENoINGTON.
~ 11"'Af""4 " FLe4| L1YaAIpT.
"B. TUcxER.'
" The above InRruaions from
the Lords Of the Admiralty, wer1 re-
ceived on this fation BY His III les
TVS fhip Leopard and l have further
upderfood, it is the with Of the Ad-
miral here, that no neutral wIcls
ihould be detained on light or f-iyo-
lous grounds.
The wife Of Mr.. RoDsR,s of
Dover, n. II. was lately delivered
of three beautiful and Perfea boys,
each weighing Y pounds who with
their prolific mother, are all in PeIfea
health.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-22
NEwYoRK. sEPr. 10. I8ol

Capt Wilton romGibra.tar, in 35
days informs, that theNeapolitans in
Gaeta had made fally which termi-
mated unfavourable for the French +;
who fuffered the. lofs Of many men,