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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-21
The Rey2orative Powdsv for the Teeth
nmd Gums.

This excellent preparation comforts Rrength.
ems the gums, prtierycs tie enamel from decay,
and cleanfes and whitens the teeth, BY abiosbing
all that acrimonious fine and toulneis, Which
differed to accumulate, never fails TO injure and
finally ruin them.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-21
CASES OF CURES
Rv HamlltOn'S

WORM DESTROYING LOZENGEs,
(Sek6ed tyou tbogjandsJ the authenticity Of
qvbicb axt psyloa may ajterfaia either BY letter
or berjonal application.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-21
From Dr.. Weatherbmn,
Wythe county, Virginia.
GENTLEMEN,

Ipurchafed at your fhop the Prepa-
ratous Won call FIamiltons Eenee, Extracs OF n-
tard, which believe has perfectly removed chronic
rheumatn (of that kind named iciatea' OF oil tne mp
;ontl under which,I had labored for long time, aud
which had bafcd every article in the hatera Eedica'
and every mode of treatment received into pralee tor
che cureof this o5nate difeafe If you think TINS let
ter ulcful,you are at liberty 20 make 1t PRblic.
Vours Src
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-21
The Aaodyne Elixir.

For the cure OF every kind OF head ache.
Indian Vegetable Specific.
fafe and ipc.dy remedy for the generlal diiease:
Z. "An ounce of prevention IS worth pcuna OF
cure"
For the prevention and cure of bilious and mal's
nant fcvers,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-21

TIL. petfan Lotion operates mildly, withons
impeding tast natural, iotenible pcripfation,
which is 10 cfsn,izl.o health. Yet its ialataIy
effects are fperdy and permanent, rendering the
ikin delcatcly lott and clear, improving the com.
.plexien, and rcforing the bloom ofyonth. Never
falling 10 render an ord;rarv countenance beautl.
full, and an handfome one epore 70.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-21
Tooth Ache Drops.

The only remedy yet dncovered which gives
immediate and lafting relief in the mott ievere
infancss.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-21
.IIIrHER MARTIN.

Ms Abiiah Henry, Bridge-itreet BaItmoFe' was
cured 6y oa bottle of aamtons elixir Of very COM
plicsted difordvf, occaoned BY fevere cold caught
ieyeral months ago. he brcahed with the sreateh
difficulty, and was often thrown eso weakening imeass
would frequently fail in furh degree that ne could
only attempt to whifper: he has oecn upwards OF Tx
weeks withou return of his complaints and deres TO
give this public teaimony in favor o hi invasaDie
medicine.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-21
F,0m LUTHER MARTIN, Eff. Aiforney-es-
neral Of re fate ,ef Maryland.
Csntlemen,

80 9 Sntemen, 80. r
comply with your rseueG in Eating ny opinion OF
tI,to,,,s EI;xr II has been ufcd in my family Tor
tTo Or three years pa with uniform fueeefs whenever
solds coughs. fm,ar complaints have rendered me-
aicne neceTary have myielf found it an excellent
aud agreeable remedy for very painful and
sff.aion Of tie brsaa, eompaned with toreneis and
with obtruaed and difficult breathing.
ION thefe accounts do not heftate Co recommend
Haraiton's Elixir as valuable medicine, and deIerviHg
public attention.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-21
T A P E. w O R M.

MIR. SAMUEL FULLER, Inn keeper, on the Har-
ford road ten miles from Baltimore, began about twenty
months ago 70 be grevouly afflicted with tape worm,
which increafed taft in ze and itrength 10 to excite
the mott horrd fenfations by his writing motions and
ntolerabe pains, reiembng the gnawing and tearing OF
his bowels which deprived him of his neceary 1eep,
and caued iuch dreadful approximations as cannot be CON
ceiyed but by one in niiIar ituaionhis appetite wait
cd rapidly and with that his frength 10 that he was
unable to attend 20 any bufnets-when ne heard OF
ioire excellent cures performed by Hamiton's worm
ozengcs, he took large dofc, which brought away a.
bout FOUR YARDS of the worm (now in the pol
elton of Lee, & co., but renewal OF his pains loon
convinced him that this nontrou reptile had recovered
its fri vigor--Appiication was made Lee CO. for
more of their medicine, with their advice, from which
reuIeed the total ezpulon of his formidable enemy III
teversi pieces, which ne uppoled TO be SIX or EIGHT
YARDS more. A few months have Gnce elapied, and
Mr. Fuller is now in perfect health The above tse's
are well known to numerous circle OF his neighbof,
and hiuelf will crafty any who may with to make
further inquiries on TIC lubje6. Although Eanliitons
worm Iozenges produce fuch powerful Effects, when
neceGary, vet they are perfectly innocent and Mid in
their operation on the human body, taken In large
doies az Mr. Faller will tefifyther particular mild
neis is abundlly evident III iunumerable cures OF IN
fants.
Communicated BY DR.. JUN Stangler, .1ork toz0n,
Peng6fuania.
Letter from the reverend Mr.. JOHN MOTHER
miniiter Of the Moravian church, in Yorktown.
Tork, .Janaay 4tb, 1902.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-21

'A0A~N
Nervous Dnorders,i
Coufumptions.
Lownefs of fpirits,
Lois of appetite,
Impurity Of the blood,
Hyferical affections,
Inward weaknefes,
Seminal weaknefes,
Fluorbus (or whisesl
Barreaneis,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-21
w. WEATHERBURN.

John Hoover rope maker, South Second itrcet, be-
tween Mary and Chriaan freets, Philadelphia, yolun-
tarly ulaketh oath as fellows, namely,
That hidwife, Mary Hoover, wasfo feversly atfi6-
cd with violent sheun.atn, very dangeronay uated
the conequcnce of evere cold alter yingin as to be
confined 10 her bsdForevera weeks, and at length
reduced to thenleanehoiy apprehension of remaining
cripple for e Notwithstanding the mot Respectable me
deal advice was followed, and every probable remedy
attempted when feeling levera cafes of cures perform
ed by Hamilons Eenee and Extract Of Muitard, they
were procured from Mr. Birch, No. II, South Second
Rreet. The r application euabledaher to walk acrois
th room and the ue of bottlel retored her TO Fer
nlnal lafe OF health and hrenpih
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-21
IA RECOMMENDED

Dra HchD's Aats- Bilious P1l6.
The operation of thefe pills is perfectly mild,
70 as 10 be ufea with lafetJ by perions IN every
ftuation, ard of every age.
They are exceently adapted to carry on ILL.,.
perauons bile, and prevent its morbid ieefeso'' !;
to rcftore and amend the appetite: to procure
free perlpirat;on, and thereby prevent cods, which
are often attended with fatal confequences; a
dofe never fails to remove cold, if takea Oh Its
frR appearance. They are celebrated TOR re.
moving habi.ual cofiventfs; fckncfs az the ITO.
mach, and fe,erc head ache I; and ought to be
taken by all perfons on change ct Climate.
~ Sold likewile by S. Pleafants,
Richmond; Pofs and Douglas, Pc
terfburg; T. Green, Fredericklburgh:
c.. Purdie, SmithGeld; M. Jones, Sui
folk; DR.. Miller, Winchefer; R.
Greenhow, Willianlfburgh; and ].
Shaw, Leeiburg.
-,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-21
JOHN HOOVER.
.HAMILTON'S

WORM DESROIING LOZENGESs
Which have within faEr years pa cured upwards OF
one hundred and twenty thouana perons of both fexe
Of every age and in every tuation, OF various danger
Gus complaints aying from worms, and from obRruct-
Ous or foulnefs IN the fomsch and bowels.
This medicine bears no analogy whatever of iimiar
nil: 70 sommoRy complained of as operating with VIE
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-21
KING-S1REET.
Valuable MedIclneS,
az TAKE NOTICE

That r. Kennedy, ta. is aiR.4''ate& fbe 'Hy sgesf
fer ALEXANDRIA.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-21

Violent cramps in the
ftomsch aud back,
indigestion,
Melancholy,
Gout in the itomath,
Pains in the limbs,
Relaxat;ons,
Involuntary enliaions,
obGiuate sleets
ImpotencY, &c. &c.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-21
I'd nc. roth.
FOR SALE,

An elegant three itory Brick H0ule,
on tn. corner Of King AM Columbus ttit:s ,r,
occupied by Mr.. jain Roberts. Ga W. NJ ~
NEGROES or GROCERIES will be IaEs" "
psri payment. For terms Apply to Col. b'''stt
Deatak, or to the lubicrlbef in ihe ivy "
Warrington. r
E-hruarv 10 Id"
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-21
HAMILTON's ESSENCEAND Elk
TRACT OF MUSTARD,

A fafe and eTeeeuat remedy for govt, rheumatlin''
palfey, prans bruifss pains in the face and neck &c
Aud has performed more cures in the above compliant
shan all the other medicines ever before made public
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-21

In cafes of extremity where the long prevalence and
ohGinacy Of dileafe has brought on general iPoveT
;bment of the fyHem, executive debility of the whole
and waiting of the dsh, which no nouriih
men, or cordial could repair, perseverance in the uie
Of this medicine has performed the r'oft atonlihng
snres.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-21
February II,
I O B E L f T,
FOR A TERM OF YEARS,

u
NJ o u " I : E Il 6 L E,
The beautiful CousrRY.SEAT of the late Lad
Faufax containing
a TOUT two hundred ard tventy.nire ard
IN an half acres Of Land, bounded or on. fde
BY Hunting. Creek. Upon the prsmlito th'n is
every necefary convenience requiGte for the &C.
comn,oda,ion of genteel family, VIZ. MsHd.
OF. Hcufe, Kitchen, Laundry, Sm'ke. Hcui,
Stable and Carriage. Houfe, a good Garden en-.
clof:d, &c. PcG;fing all the advantages Of 1
mott diversified and extsntve proipea. heaIthn.h
of ftuation and proximity to Alexandra; ii
mua be conGdered as one of the moR dtirabs
places of reiidence in this pat OF til: cOuruy,-
Apply to .Niliam HTrbsrt, Efq. Of this town.
or TO the Sunfcrioer near Pa;axent iron.woIsb
Prince Georges county, Maryland.
John Carlyle Herbert.
January IS. law
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-21
DEAR SIR,

DR.. Harllton's loEenges have been recommended to
me as very adequate means for the Of children
afflicted with worms l procured box fer the ,fe CT
my family TO try whether by of this medicine
might be enabled to gain point, which, TO accom-
plih diGerent other had proved abortive. My
eIdeA boy had very fekly appearance, very reR
leis at night, grew eaner from time to time in hort,
he eemea TO be in precarous fate of health, which
would yield to none of the alejicnes administered,
unt gave him two docs Of lozenges, agreeaby to the
dire&iors which carried off iubance all appear
ance bur upon cloie inipeeticR gate re-
peeled with very flall living animals. Not Of that
fort of which afuaily alic children from
him. Since that period he grew remarkably better
health, and though lean, has got reh and lively COM
pexon Upon different oecaiionsI have ufsd this me-
dcine as purging inhfitute, and found 1t aniwer
exceedingly well, witkont bringing belly ache, or
any oher dagreeabIe enfatoas, 10 often occahoned By
purgislg medicines. Upon the which judge this me
dicine to be. beiides its obea, one Of the nof
iautary for reoriug loft appetite, ard promoting
proper tate Of dgeaion, by carrying eff that bilious
iuhRauce which cngcnders 70 much indifpoftior both
among children and adults.
am, Sir, your mat obedient fervant,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-21
IOHM MOTHER.

Dr.. Hahn's true and genuine German
Corn Platter.
An infalliable remedy for corns. fpeediiy re-
moving them root and branch, without giving
pain.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-21

LOST or MISLAIU,
,Csvt:f eates for 43 Shares Of Potomac
Bank Stock.
A NY p.rton giving information 70 that 'h'y
~ can he obtained, will cJnier particular
favor on the iubfcrlber--- a
Who has a Cargo Of 81. Ubs' SALT
for Sale.
E. Janney.
I'd nc. roth. laeoN
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-21
n O I I c E.

february 10.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-09-27
CASE or THE BRILLIANT.

A letter from Halifax, dated August 90,
says, g This mornings was present when
the case of the Briiiautwas brought up for
decision. She was owned bv the Holdings.
worths of BALTIMORE, and was taken on her
voyage from Martinique or Guadalupe,
going to that port, and laden with the pro-
duce of the island. The fact of It's being,
both ship and cargo, American property,
was fully established, and il was further
proved, that the owners never re.exported
bur always sold the cargees OF their vessels
10 Others. Bu,isso happened that 'crrsi.
sfcate Of origin was fouad on board, relat.
ing to cargo shipped on board another
vessel, which the owners with a frankness
sn6 honesty, which should have procured
them more jus, judgment, declared was in.
tended 10 be delivered with the cargo TO
which it referred, 10 case the purchaser In
tended TO export it, 10 order to obtain rec
mission of duties in the mother country.
Hi. honor the judge most wisely consider
en- it as establishing the continuity of the
voyage and accordingly condemned both
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-09-27
p n r NE RS HI r.
September ~.

THE partnership of Il. NJ. -4shton, of King
George county and the state of Virginia, and
Gnrden Chat0u, Of the town OF Alexandra and
districtof Columbia, under the firm of ASH
TON and CHAPLIN, will expire on the LIST Df
October, 1906, by mutual.a agreement.
The agency of their affairs will remain In
the hands Of r, w. .4sh,on as usual, till finally
closed; with whom all those who have claims
on them, as we'll as those indebted to them,
will please make their settlements.
K. w. Ashton,
eGufden chapin.
September,l6. I27l 12aw3w
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-09-27
NIGHT SCHOOL.
September 25.

The .fubfcriber returns his grateful
thanks to his friends and patrons, for theirpast
favors and l1berality towards him; and ibega
leave respecttulyto inform them, and the in-
habitants of alexandria generally, that he will
commence his NIGHT SCHOOL on Aasaaay
the aad instant at his Academy in Prince
street =
Young gentlemen, DESTROYS of becoming ,ac-
quainted with the arts of Surveying, Naviga-
ton, use of the Globes, or any of the different
branches Of the Mathematics, will meet With
due attention from So, ~
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-09-27
to EDUCATION.

HE inhabitshts of Alexandra are respect
i. fully informed that there is a vacancy in
the Academy fora few scholars. A class wiz
soon Commence the Latin Grammar, and an
other is beginning to read. those persons
who are desirous their sons should join either
ofthesc classes, are requested to apply imme-
diately, as a preference will be given TO such
scloi4fs.
September %. ID
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-09-27
.Tht5 Is TO gsUe M0lsce,

y .
IT WAT the subscriber of Baltimore, in the
d state ct Maryland, hath obtained from
the Orphans Court Of Nlexandfia County, in
tie District Of Columbia, Letters Testament
tayy on the estate of JOHN FOSTER, late Of
tie county aforesaid, eeceased. All persons
having claims against the sid deceased are
herehy warned to exhibit them, with tile vcuch-
ers thereof, on or before the Goth of March
next, or they may by law be excluded from
al. benefit to said estate and all persons in
'debted thereto arc reqlsS,Ss 10 make immetli-
ate payment totie s2t5seriber, or to James San
derso', of hlcaall lila, who is duly empowered
to act Tor me.
Given under my hand this 2eth day OF
September, 1906.
Henry Thompfon,
Executor.
Scrf OF S.iI,S,,.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-09-27
aIerallorta DaiIp aDbsrttser.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER II.

A daring a,,emp. to rob,h mail between
New York and Philadelphia, was made on
Tuesday night last, by gang of villains,
with whom there is every reason TO believe
The driver ewas in league. BY the spifiled
exersions of the passengers one of the VII
lains, together with the driver. was seccr-
ed, and commit,edso rke custody Of ANA,
gisna,e.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-09-27
WASHINGTON, Sept. "a.

n "AonlNGAOGNpo SP'' -"
Extract Of letter dated Curacao, Aug.
\ Is, 1906.
About The first of the month Miranda
landed on the Main, and took possession OF
q .ots of six Is Founders near Core, with.
oei resistance. We cannot learn ire nnm.
OCT 81 his troops. but il is generally belley.
81 TO be about six Hundred. | saw LETT
Ter OF the 18th instant, which came by
q dispatch boat from Porto CaveAo, and
which saws this day viii arrive two thousand
regulars from Caracas. They will embark
Immediately for the neighborhood ct Co.
70; Tor which purpose all the shipping in
TOE %, harbor are put in reqnisition among
which are two schoonors already laden for
euriacoa, and on debarking their troops
'asy will proceed 10 this port. have con.
'stssd with ayqnpg man thar was inter.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-09-27
Strayedl or Stolen,
SSaS8w

49, ~ VI olSi>ii7
Fron, 6the commons Of .gera4a,aa, on SOUR
&c, ny, hhes sosA irs&taat, -
~ DARK GREY FILlEy, rising four
n Years Old, IS and half h4n,..s ais n, 'her
name, which is rather darker than the other
hair, hangs on the off side ); branded on, the
near bullock With the letter S. her OH hind
foot is corked, She had an Old saddle and
bride. On her when she went of; the Saddle
was without pad, but had blanket under it.
AS size was foaldcd and raised near this place,
I think It probable she his been stolen. Twill
give a liberal reward TO any person who will
return her to me or give information SO thati
Benjamin M.Failin,
Near the Falls Of Potomac
September 25. st"
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.ben The 6rsE step would be to
spp'a.s@a'a uy gentlemen Of the above de-
lfas ~; :. ', = possible from the other parts
scrIps'0..a ;on 70 assist 10 the measure by
&c ':..d Influence and address. Many
Ep 81 s re 20 be found, who arc needy. un'
sa a'saeiDlsd, aud ready az all times 8 % sm.
bafk ~ . s of accommodating a fortune.
lou r. :. The object, it 1910 be hoped that
j su ..mens will be vigilsns, aud ready 70
D' .h viii, ssrOng arm any attempt al sucn
oefarioss measure.
EP
L. PHILADELPHIA, Sept. Is.
81 B. Wsrren's squadron of six sail
n I y. hoe, oae frigate s s briggs, was fail-
- with August IS, latitude IS, lon-
s;,ods -; one week OUT from Aewiound.
hpd.
.. ,he schooner Success arrived at the
.,,,e,,o. We have received New Pro.
.;dsoce papers 10 the 26sh ulimo 49,
f,om which VIC extract the following ar.
.isss.
u;s maiesty's brig Port Mahon, captain
~ .nbers.arrived 90 Sunday from cruise
w;,h Portuguese ship detained.
Arrived the same day the American ship
Suffolk. detained by the private armed yes.
al If war the Favorise.
:. Cleared, schr. Eliza Vickery, Vickery,
HAVANA.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-09-27
Eron, IL. Pr. Fo!io.

During psri5a OF four Of tive hours, in which
we were ilsiuiged with the hcsty Perusal OF
a smail portion of Mr.. Mooress new poems,
We transcribed as many pages as possible FOR
the amusement Of our readers. we "lll
: not delay tic pleasure taat our. friends OF
sepsi5ii!ty and taste viii derive from the fol-
lowing, by an expression Of cur own OPT:
Mons or FEELINGS Before a Grecian teIlpiei
we viii erect no clumsy porch, but miro
duoe at once the admiring connoisseur.
-. -. LoyE AND REASON.
TWAS in the summer time SO sweet,
i, When hearts and flowers are both in season
That--wlio Of all the world, Should meet, ;
On early dawn but Eoyc and Reason!
Love told his dream Of ycsterf,ight,
. Wkiie reason talk a a!oeit Tx; weather;
The morn, in sooth, was ttaiir' and. bright,
And on they tooS' their way together.
The boy in many aiga5rbol few.
While Reason, like a. junse, stalk'd,
And from her portiy Egure threw
A lensthead shadow as site walk'd. ;
No wonder Love, as on they past,
Should Rid that sl!nny morning chill,
For still the shadow Reason cast,
FELL ON the boy, ard eoel'd him still.
In vain he tried his wings to warm,
Or find aspath way not SO dim,
For still tac maids gigantic form,
Would pass between the sun and HIN
/" This must not be-" said little Love,
q The SIN was made for more than YOU
SO, turning through a myrtle grove,
He babe the portly nyinph adieu. .
Now gaily roves The laughing boy,
O'er many mould, by many stream, !
In ev'ry breeze inhaling Joy, s
And drinking bliss iii ey'ry beam.
From all the gardens, 'allthe bowers. !
ID the many sweets they shaded,
And ate the fruits, and swelrd the flowers, !
Till taste was gone, and odour faded!
But now the sun, in pompof ncon,.
Look'd blazing DER the parclfed plains, /
Alas the boy grew languid soon,
And fever thrill'd through ali his veins! 4
The dew forsock his baby brow, 80.
No more with vivid bloom he smil'd--
oh! where was tranquil Reason. now,
To cast her shadow Der the child! /
Beneath a green and aged palm,
His foot al length fol. shelter turning, !
He saw the nymph reclining calm, 1
With brow as cool as his was burning.
y {.
6 Oh! take me to that bosom cold"
In murmurs at her feet he said,
And Reason Cpd her garments fold,
And flung it round his fsver'd head. =
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-09-27
Estretsfof q litter from Curacao, dated H.
oi}sE 27.

/" This market is completely -glutted
with -four, great quantities having arrived
wi:hiu afew DAYS. Not an article Of Spa
ash prodace at market. The intercourse
witt. the main has ceased. An embargo is
supposed to exist there. General Miranda
is at Aruba.o
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-09-27

prefer To The prisoners that we're taken On
board Miranda's schooaers. lie says that
William Lippincott, jun. is sent 20 Porto
Rico, that Daniel K. DuTning died Of .
wound he received when they were taken,
that Daniel D. Kemper, Robert Saunders,
Thomas Donahue, captain of one of the
schooners, Joseph Erie, Thomas Billio2
aud james Gardin, were hung. The
names of the Others he does not recollect.
Ills said, and believe with truth, that the
dispatches per the boat from Porto Cavello
were to ask the assistance of this govern
ment by the loan of Dutch frigate and
sloop of war that are stationed here, but
ihas the gose rnor has declined"
NORFOLK, September %.
On Sunday the British ship Bellona.cap-
tain Douglass, of ~ guns, anchored in
Hampton Roads, There were four other
British men of war sight Of Cape Henry.
The Melampus frigate, which was in the
road for some days, sailed ye.serday-
A gentleman who came passenger 10 the
ship Protecress from London, and with
whom we conversed, says, that they spoke
the British trigate Virginia, who inform
ed, that they spoke cutter from Ports.
mou;h, the captain Of which said, accounts
were received there of the DEATH Of
Mr.. FOX.
Arrived schooner Diana Talbot, Max
well, SO days from Madeira. Left q, Ma
deira ships True American, OF and form.
York, in days: Neptune, Of and for do.
the nextday two brigs aud three schoon-
ers, names no. recoliecsed. Spoke, Au.
gust II, in la.. 81 is, long. %, ships John
Jay and Renown, of Nantucket, on
whaling voyage, 81 days out. goth, Cape
Henry bearing nearly N. NV. 6leagnss
distant, was boarded by his Britannia ma
jesty's ship Moselle, the Bellona and Bill
isle, of "a guns, 10 company.
The ship Pro,ecsress, cap. ain Everits,
arrived in Hampton Roads from Londou
onSaturday. and proceeded TO City Pont.