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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-09
RESUsCITATIeN.

Tn MONDAY weak ss two persons were
ba:b:ug IN Jacksoh's dam, a'lit'le above se
-aussu's dock, 10 Liverpool, One Of them
slipt into hoI-, and was supposed to be
droweed. The body after remaining w.
der water nearly hasf an hsur, was takea
out add convened 10 the Sou,h.Shore Col.
fee-Hause. s. young medical gentleman
happened to be IN the ucighborhood at The
time, opened yeia. 40 doHbt from The
bss, intentions, AID though the blood ap-
psared, there was no hopes ct returning
life. Aaother msdtcsl gen,lemaO was sent
for. who msreIyvappl!ed hot salt but IeH
hi,n. declaring th@rr was no chsuss oil re-
covcIy. 10 half CD hour his assistant al'o
lrf; hica expressing the sane otln'0n.--c
Fortunately, however, DR.. Stephens, Oh
LowhiIl, hsPpened, 20 be in the nel.h'0r'
hood, ard humaoely offered his assistance
On examining the body, he declared n,'
epioion ina! lie might be restored, provo
ed perseverance, was exered. he instant
" sen. for a ,Dcdcjue of his owe PfePaFa'
ton, which he had jus. before sent '0'
pasien, 70, fa. distant, and which hs aPF'
ed 10 H., breast, ncstrils, head. test m
In lhr space CT ten miuu:es, sIthouSn~ w.
honrs had sow elapsed since the oooy v"
taken up, symptoms OF resasci'aIi0n '' sD.
observed The hsa-s beat, the Pu's w
came tul, and respiration was les. ".,u.
In the course Of an hour the nl9s' 49, 'h.,.
raging proofs OF recovery manifested sntm
selves, and in three hours the Poo' a 10
tuna,e man, who had been TOO pres'pL. p:
doomed The victim of an early dea'"'
covered his speech, aud is DOW We u
stand, restored to his friends ano so,. .,c.
We conceive it TO be Of great lmPo'I .;
tina, cases Of this nature should os mA'
public as possible. cr,;cL7
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-11-24
articles by tbe a9ai,s.
FROM NEW-ORLEANS.

FAOIN 4NEW -OA l. e [1INO.
Intelligence has been received by
an arrival at Philadelphia, from New
Orleans, that Gen. Wilkinfon, hav-
ing taken the command Of tie y. S.
army. at Natchitoches, had opened
communication with the COM
mander of 10 Spauith troops Sin
confequence of which, matters were
zdjufed, and the SPauiards had
croaed, or at lcaa had agreed to crofS
the Sabine Immediately.
During the proceedings Of this
enterprize, the following letters pah-
ed between Gov. Clairborue, and the
Commander Of the u. S. marine
force at New-Orleans. They will
lhow what was the opinion Of the
former, in regard TO the fafety Of
that diftrigt, and what was the aiIilt-
anCe which had been rendered il by
our vigilant Administration -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-11-24

a settled ministry. Most nnleignedly,
we sympathize with them in their dis
appointment. We beg that the great
head Of the church, that divine and ten
der physician, would heal the aching
wounds which they experience. We
likewise take the liberty to recommend,
that those who are Of contrary opin-
ion, should as in the presense of him,
RhoSe eyes are as a fame Of fire, and
from whose omniscience nothing can
be hid, to examine the motives and de-
signs, by which they have been inAu-
enced. We do earnestly request and
eeseech fall, humbly to seek direction
nom above, and with union, to take
proper measures to obtain what they
all profess to desire, even the stated
ministrations Of gospel ordinances.
Toted unanimously,
John Thompson, moderator.
Joseph Buckminster, scribe
f true cohl+-Chesf,
]. BUCKMINSTER, Scribe.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-11-24
Frg1l NE Dorer SIN

AT an ecclesiastical council, conven-
Ell IL Dover, N. II. Oct. %, 1906, BY
'sttsrs missivc fran the church OF
Christ in that place, for the purpose
Of setting apart Mr. Martin l.. Hum
BURT, to the work If the gospel min
istry.
Rev. John Thompson, nloder0or.
DR.. J. Buckminser, scribe.
The counGii proceeded to hear the
votes Of the churchand Of the parish
to give a call TO MIR Hurlbut, and to
examine his theological sentiments,
and to hear infor eaton concerning his
moral character.-fhey likewise heard
a rcnonstrance, which was presented,
against proceeding 10 his ordination.
After patient, iiligent and prayerful
deliberation, ther came 10 the follow
ing Result:
We Gre fully satisfied that Mr.. HurI.
but is a gentleman Of every respecta-
Die talents, and theological acquire
ments, Of sousd religious sentiments,
and Of an amiable and unexceptionable
moral character. Nothing has been
offered by his opponents, which had a
shadow Of substantiting different O.
pinion. We have likewise reason to
believe, that in hisproceediags with
regard 70 Oils churh and people, he
has been influenced by correct and lau-
dablc motives.
But considering he lamentable di-
visions which now exist In this place !;
considering the exceeding embarras-
-lent, faich, we cnceiVe, the candi-
date must experience, from settlinp.
| under present circumstances, consid.
ering, likewise, thcprobability, which
there is, of the continuance Of these
embarrassing Circumstances, should
we proceed, it is tie opinion Of this
| council that to proceed would be mex.
pedient. We highlycommend the earn
estness and perseverance, of thecandi
dates, friends in thef exertions to obtain
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-11-24
LIVERPOOL, SEPT. Tr

Alf CAE'UDl4l oEE H tQs
His Royal HEhnefS the Prince Of
Wales arrived yeferday, in Lord
'Derby's coach and fix horfe,, attend
ed by the Duke IF Clarence. Lords
Gore and Stanly, followed by his
Royal HighneiS's attendants, the
High Sheriff, and at Leaf twenty car
riages.
All the fhiPs in tie docks were
decorated with the coIors Of their
REFLECTIVE nations, and The brave fell
lows manning the yarus, cheercd his
Royal Aighnels. The largelt lhip
in the dock IAN Americsn) was pecu-
iiarly elegantly decorated, the head Of
which was Cherokee holding the
Plume Of Feathers in the hand.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-11-24
FosroN, NOV. ]
MIRANDA DEFEATED.

Captain Folter arrived here on Saturday,
in rs days from Trinidad, informs. that three
DAYS precious 10 his failing, MIR. Taylor, who
had embarked in the expedition with Miriam
da, has reached tina place with the IN
pealast intelligence cf their being defeated
in landing at the Caracas lie Gated thar
the troops that NIirands had collected at Trim
idad did not exceed 200, that with rhis adj
ditional force he had proceeded on bis expe-
d'tion but Immediately on his landing, was
attacked and totally defeated f; that Miranda,
lon in he engagement the sreater part OF his
troops, and with mucli difficulty lccured his
retreat with the wrecko Of the lItle army, i'll
one ofthe lmall velIels Belonging to his iquad-
ron; that the Leander vas alto captured, and
Capt. Johnisn, who commanded her, and
mott Of hisofHcers, were beheaded.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-11-24
New-Q Orleans, III Ca. 1896.

SrR-Perfuaded that the fame
feeling of patriotifm which has IN
duced a declaration of your readiness
to act in any quarter for the defence
of yoss country. would induce you
to fupport with great hrnnels the
general fafety, | fhall viva pleafure
avail the public of your fervlces
whnever occ alton may require. For
the prefent, Sir, | cannot fay what
particular duty will be exalted Of
the navy, bur All folicitous that
you fhould make every potable ex-
ertion 20 have the boats in port pre-
pared for a cruiie asd | feel the
more folicitous on this point, fince
III two or three days fome military
fores will be lhipped for Natchitoch-
es, and | am deGrous that the gun
boats 1hould give them convoy BY
the fort of Baton Rouge. l am
Sir, with great refPea, your hum
bic iervant,
VIM. c. c. CLAIBORNE.
Captain Sb1w.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-11-24
LONDON, SEPT. Il.

The accounts from the leaports
hcw, that the greatett activity pre-
waits 10 putting the expeditions to
ca, which are faid to be defined 10
uth-America, the Mediterranean,
and Gibralter. Several regiments
Of difmounted dragons are among
Ihem, luppofed to be defined for
Beunos Ayres. Twenty baualions
are slready on lhip board. and others
are on their march towards ihipping.
the fpirit which pervades the
troops is indicative of fucccls.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-11-24
Neqv- Orleans, 7tb Oh. 1896.

STR-Thc moR recent commun.
icatioDs to me from the Honorable
Secretary of the Navy are entirely
pacific. | am barely in(lru6ed to
FIT out and enter few men for the
(afeguard Of the boats and port.
However, Sir, / am ready 70 ACT on
any quarter from your infruction5,
in defence Of my country and in
cafe you anticipate immediate ferVice
from the Navy. you viii be plealed
TO make your communications and
they fllall be ftri6ly attended to. !
have the honor to be your excelien-
cy's mott obedient fervant,
JOHN SHAW.
His Ex'y Gsv. c. c. Claibsyac.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-11-24
Though FRANCE, it is yet true, no
sdefenger from Lord Lauderdale
has arrived for feveral days
OF PRUSSIA.

The difference between this coun-
try and Prutlia, are in train Of fet-
Element; and the Prunian port. will
foon be reopened to our trade. The
receipts for Pruflian prrze veilels and
cargoes have not been diftributed i;
but lodged in the treafury.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-11-24
LOUISIANA AFFAIRS.

How often have we heard the democrats
iwear, that all the accounts OF J7zaAy appear
anees" in MIR. JEFFERsos's LOnifaza hard-bar-
gain, were & l1ifIspyesrnttorf SO Fed1aINe5 I:
And how many poor deluded animals fwal-
lowed thefe declarations, and believed, in
their conciences, that the accounts were all
falie and that every thing was as quiet in
that eolSsy, as they are ar WstSi9gfOH. Ar
length, however, they find, that dsrOtratie
General, in Georgia, (JAcKsoN) has confirmed
the truth of all the FEDERAL a1lertions, and
proved it was the democratic deceivers who
Eed"-He has ioundedthe tochn OF alarm .
has proclaimed, that the Spaniards have again
entered the purchafed limits have i3prif-
oned FIVE of the good citizens of the United
States, and trenfplanted hem inro the domin-
ions of Spain have CIT down and carried
off the Rqg of the Unitsd States, erected i'll
our territory have forced our iurVeyors to
delft and come home; and have taken an IN
sDltizg poltion within The territory Of Nt7g-
Orleans All this now comes out on gfTsi0E
democratic authority all this has here
tofore been denounced as FeSsraI n4HrsSyetest-
ations. Let the People remember this The
{" National Iufeilig,nley" too, has at length,
though reluctantly, acknowledged the fact;
and that ne Pr7orasr0tizg efi0io7 al Naebifoeb-
zUa5, f5st q RBoJgRsE 70 FORCE qUoll3 bs-yeH-
deyed igsOifa6le." That the Spanifh Force at
Bagou Pieyrs, in our territory, amounts 10
1900 and that the American regular force,
after being reinforced 10y the militia, will be
from eleven to thirteen hundred" OF e0urjr,'
adds the LateH2sarsr, 4" there is but Aitie ground
TCr a55Tebsgfo We have no doubt the
troops we have IN that quarter will do j2ftice
10 the a erican character; but why their
numbers lhoud be kept inferior to their OPP
Ponents, rs for the PRECEDENT, o. his aPPologifts
to anlwer.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-11-24
DoYLEsToY, Nsv. 10.

COL 'bURR.
T" CerMUNTcArIor.--Cn Wednefday even
ing, the Sd Of this infant, the Honorable,
the late Vice Prefdent Of the United States,
Mr. Burr, received The ialu alton Of the rogues
march, at the houle of lanes Kan, in Viii
hamburg"
The above extraordinary communication
leads ON enquiry respecting the honorable
attention paid to Gel Burr, at +" lliasfburgh,
and we learn that on the found of the martial
NUTS, the Colonel was highly pleafed, not
diibnguiihing the tune. The family being
diRurDed at the inlut done to their guet, in
the which were many able men they were
ruGling forward to fience the mniic, bur the
Colonel prevent them. The mex; morning
fomc Of the perlons mon active acknowledged
the mProprety Of their conda1, and ezpref-
fed their forrOw for their milguided zeal
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-11-24
---<axo - 50 ~ 0zz-
PARIS. SEPT. Z. ISOt

PARIS, SEPT. 7, 1909.
THERE are accounts from Gala
bria which ftate, that fevere action
has been tough; between the French
troops and the 60 rets!.." Success was
dubious for fome hours bun at
length the bravery and difciPline of
the French triumphed ; and the IN
furgents wee driven 10 the moun-
tains, leaving nearly eooo bodies in
the field. We lot many men.
A large Englilh force continually
Nenances the coat of Naples bat
they have recently done but little
1ni(chief.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-11-24
LATE
foreign gnteiElaenee,

ny al arriVaf at Ne4vyors, 6ysm France, ard b
tie Galen, 7vbitb aysive9 at ,Beqoa he 1915 iga
Pa,is aatf' 70 Se3E 25, and Lorsea Glfei 10 Sept
e, Bz7: been ys,efvsg.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-11-24
From The Paris Argas sf Scbg. 20.

rum 'DS ora <1f b1J u DtPt 70.
Europe now every moment exhib-
its fpe6tacle mere and more llrange
to the attention of oblervers. On
whatever fde we turn our eyes, we
ind contradictions 70 explain aud
problems to reiolve.
England It'll teRihes a deGre of
making peace, and her writers never
ceaie preaching the Proiecution of
the war Inc prepares diitaDt mill
tary expeditions, at he very time thar
iht keeps negociator Of the 6rli
diitipdion at Paris.
Ruiiia has iuit refufed the peace
The had demanded and is condemn
ed TO iDa6fion as long as The is berefr
Of field Of battle wherein to feize
again the advantages and tbs militia
ny renown fhe has loft.
Prufiia is at war only with Sweden,
but their warfare has more the ap-
pesrance of fquabble among citi-
zens, than of a CONTEXT between
Kings. And, however, che is aug
menting her armies, and making
fuch preparations as would make one
think fhe propofes nothing lefs thar
70 attack the hEif power OF Europe
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-11-24
iflrApkrrHiA. Nav. II, lsO6.

FEILADELFhA, NOV. "A, aoOO,
MIR. Buzz, in his tour, has r, ceived aasi1i!
as well as civil treatmeai.-At T'Hfiamy9z,g he
was ialuted with the rsgae's m4reb. He
knows the difpoGtion Of a crowd too well to
be agitated at fuch trea unent.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-11-24

SEPT. II. The indications Of
continued WaT,and concluded Peace,
like The buckets in the well. are fuc-
csiliyely paramount. Lord Lauder
dale is fill here, negotiating ;--thc
camp at Meudon is not broken up,
as reported and the preparations
fer the Grand 1fift4yy FefeS are 60
ing on.-All this looks taeiEc .--On
the other hand, the movements in
Germany ;--the refufal of Alexan-
der to ratify the treaty of the Goth
June and Tome other proceedings,
wear a 4ccrGks afped. Every thing
is uncertain, excepting that this fate
OF uncertainty canaot long continue
SEPT. u. The CogerVztiUe Ses-
ate has held an extraordinary fetting.
1t is laid, his Majelty The Emperor
has fent to them copies Of letters,
one to the Prime Prim1te Of the
Rhini.h confederation, afuring him
Of the EmPeroT's determination pow.
erfuliy 10 fupport the Confedera-
ton The other to the King Of
Bavaria, announcing that, notwith-
Standing many Court Intrigues, his
Msjeity fill hoped to prejSyUe peace
zpitb PrubIa but, that, hou!d not
that power return prompt and cat
egorical anfwer TO the explanations
demanded, he was ready to enter
Germany with goo, 900 men.
Twelve fail of the line are order
cd to be built at Toulon. The funds
have been lent to build them
The cavalry lately at Meudan, and
the dragons, on foot, have left that
eamp. The Others have been in
fpeded, and expect TO march hourly.
lOa The 25tb it haG broken ap.l The
Emperor's foot guards have left, in
light Wagons for the Rhine where
an immenic army is attending.
All the troops in Holland have re.
ccived orders to march to Zucnt.
The prefent feems the age. Of con-
tradittions.-England dehres peace,
but breaths war.-She prepares ex-
peditions, and yet keeps a negotia.
tor here. PrulIia is at war only
with Sweden, yet fhe is augmenting
her armies, and making preparations
as would indicate an attack on
France.
His MajeRly is faid TO have an
nounced to his Senate the marriage
concluded betwe cen his Imperial
Highnefs Prince Jerome, and the
PriTcels Royal Of Wirtemburgh
Cardinal Maury has been appointed
Firit Almoner to his Imperial High
neis Prince jerome BonaParte.
From The Paris Ayp,tf of Srb,. %
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-11-24
Dem 3crQtic II aiLa . 81 .To,.
tQtfDn

FOR THE PORTLAND CAzET-r
Mr.. ADAMS,
IN the last Argus is the foIlov;,.
touch Of the sublime and pathetic :.
PERSECUTION
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-08

qoen' controversy will c si.sliie pretend
10 bully him, and expect Z not 20 cail,o
mind his cowardly behavior with ID and
treat him accordingly One foreign ma
ton will be Influenced, viii be governed
IN her concerns With YOU ~ your con-
cessions TO another--and IL is the idles,
thing in the world To expeG tina. your
treatment b. one government will no.
have an e!ect on the depor,.nen, ofothers
towards you.
One word more, sir, before conclude.
Gen,iemeD miscaicula,e if they suppose
tina, mere authority (much less at second
hand) viii do for us. They must shew
us something better before we swallow
their resolution. ,ris an infiripiiy, sir,
ofny nature iha, cannot y;sld to the
improving SQUAD OF great naInrs--,hry ne,
YER did and they never shall put me 10
silence, or drive me from any purpose.
an appraised of the secre, denuucia,ions
which are on foot, and despise them.
They shall pevec affe& mel came into
poblc life with these principles, aud i
will leave it with them, leave ii when
may.
n. -
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ITO be continued.)
wasuINGToN CRY -An-;I,s

: u " NSHfNNy ON CT ApsEZ.
On Monday the House of Representatives
were exclusively engaged unit! o'clock. wi'h
closet docrs in discussing sne propriety oftak.
ing OF the injnnaion OF sccrscy relative 10 the
measure seken an Spanish sGai,s. which issued
IA taking eff the iniuneicl Of secrecy The fol-
loving is the Journal q; ,hesz proceedings Long
rs IL is. it is bus skeleton SUCH. however, as
I, is, 1t VII be read with a deep inrcrest. We
have not time 10 accarpaiiy these Isoceedngs
with any eiucida,ing remarks. We shalt merely
sly 'has here appears 20 have been on this snh-
jest an bones. diversity of opinion which result
ed in the adoption Of measures of "A Pacific COM
Pieetim, by a large rajofity. On me inal
passage of he bill. the whole votes were 130.
OF which rs republic an woes were in favor Of
the bill. and 81 sepob!ican and II federal ineiu-
ding every federal me rber tina, voted agains, it.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-08
4oyss OF s4pRFssS44rirss.
F,ida,. RE e,b of Des..rsey. 1895

F,iddp. roe Oh Of ilecerSer 1895
The Speaker laid before .,ne House Iet,er 8,
communication from the Psesidenrof the u S.
-whth were 1ead.
Ordered, Tina the said letter ard commuuca
ticn. together with the documents sccunpa nyIns
the same. b. referred to MIR John r >rdplph Mr.
Nicholson. Mr John Cotton Smith. M FUN
ford VI, Williams of s Carolina. Mr. Bidwell
and Mr. Brown.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-08
ELfdap. fnruarp 10.

The House. according to the order oe the day.
again resolved itself into com mftoe of the
whole House. on the report of The Committee 70
whoSl was referred message and eorlnuojca.
ton from the President Of the u of the 9th
OF Dec. last, and the documents accomranyinr
the SAME, as also on two resolutions seferrsd 70
the SAME committee of the whole House on Fri.
day last and on enc other resolution referred
10 the sane Committee on Tuesday last and
after some time spent therein, Mr. Speaker ~.
surned the chaie and Mr. Gregg reported that
the committee had, according 70 order, had The
said report and resolutions Under consideration.
and direded him TO report TO the Hcuee their
disagreement 20 the yesolp'ion contained In The
report of the committee aforesaid, also their a.
gfeement to the FIRST of the two resolutions
referred 10 them OF Friday las, with sundfy a.
mendments; and further, that the said COM
mi,tee Of the whole House not having time TO
go through the whole of the business re fcrrei
to them. had directed him 10 mcve the House
Tor leave TO sir again.
On the sleslion that the committee Of the
whole Honse have leave to sit again,
1t passed in the negative.
Ordered, T'ha, sh: rspSrr Of the committee of
the whole House do lie on the table.
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Saturday., .Jdsgayy II.

The House proceeded 10 consider the repert
Of the committee Of the whole House made yes.
,crday, on the report ofthe committee 10 whom
was referred the message and COMMUNICATION
from the President Of the U S ofthe OH Of De.
eerlber lat, and sundry resolutions of the Sd
and 9Th Observation-Disclosures,
The resolution contained in TIC repor, of the
committee on the PRESIDENTS message aforesaid
being read IN the words following, to wit:
I" ResoiCed, That such nani5er Of troops, ror
exceeding as Tie erssidens of the
U. s. SHALL deem spgeisa, TO pSotea the sos,h.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-27

- Ia, sod The a5ore IS 10, from the prels
Of any American. None but an alien, one who
felt no attachment to the land he lives in,
could have given publicity to any thing TO
infamous and 70 traitorous. Here him once
more.
/" 74vo or three tbog'and French
troo9s zveuid fan Jcour NeqU-Hork, and
AIRY IF a cargo Of coglpirators.-B.
Is this to be tolerated ! Is there then party
n the United States already formed to call
ipon the French TO invade us And have they
ilready arrived at that pitch of audacity as
openly to avow it If Bonaparte would only
lend two or three thouland troops the num-
Der necefary to make 10 the qHota would, we
prefume, be furnfhed here, and all VObo differ
"a in opinion ,sru tbe rends ct BonaParte be feiz-
ed and delivered to them bound ready for the
murderous gulotine. And has it 70 fosn
come to this pats o monftrous viIlainy.
". n. En-. PEP.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-27
s0alfs By aurtion.

70 Be- 64at Public Yendue, b. orRsy et'
Court, on Wednesday the I7,il day
Of December, in The ,<ar Of chr
Lard one fb0yland eight hundred and
fix, at one o'cEck, p. M. at The
D7OeLiAg-hoajs Of David O1uen, inn
b0lder in BrunfOick, in tie county ef
Cumberland, the toLowizg Lots c
Land: ii 5eifg The Real Efate Of
Micah Munro, J Bymf:uicA, de-
ceajsd, viz.--
T OF No. IS, in the frR Range, in the town
Il of Bethel, and county Of Oxford, contay-
ning one hundred acres.--Likewife, TWO 9th
.er lots in Peabody's Patent one on the north
fde of Androiceggin river, adjoining the
north end Of lot No 2, and containing ONE
hundred acres--the other on the fouth Tide of
faid river, adjoining the fouth end of Lot No.
g; containing one hundred and fxty acres.
Conditions of Sale made known at time and
place. JOHN DAM, AdLsiu.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-27

to the windward they were doubtful whether
or NOT he iaw them pats them about 20 rods
to tie leeward, zuitbout .fsrizg them tie leaf as
EGa nc, can be better conceived than defcri-
bed Capt Elwel Immediately lowed out
out his boat, and by the bleiiings OF Almighty
God through his, meritorioos and perfevering
exertions, they all afely arrived on board the
Caty- Ann-eight in number, five of whom
were Observation-Disclosures Emmerfon,
Rebecca Ellis and John Dickinfon, of Machi-
as; Jonas Piece and Luther Pope, of Dor
chefler-Crew, Thomas Smally, matter, Adam
WHY and James Fuller, fearen. The two
yeung ladies Being in an undreis, in their
birth when the flaw hruck the vehel, were
sitter the veaell filed and they wafhed cut of
the cabin window, almol naked /; the pahen-
gers and hands however, made fhift to fup-
ply them with few articles Of clothing, gave
them fome nouriihment, and on Friday NOR
ming, when they arrived iy cape-Ann, were
all In tolerable health and fpirits, notwith-
Handing the principal part Of them had "iolt
their all."-EgGon Argus